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ing Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Mabel Moore of second avenue. An interesting programme was enjoyed by members and visitors.
 The Methodist Ladies Aid met last Monday afternoon with Mrs R. A. Gre delle of Sixth avenue. After the business transactions delightful salad course was served by Misses Nellie and Bertha Firth.
 The Little Crochet club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Miss Dorothy Duncan of Huntsville ave- nue. Later in the afternoon an ice course was served. The School Improvement association held their regular meeting last Tues day afternoon at the school building at 8 o'clock All members were present. | Miss Mabel Moore delightfully."- enter tained a few of her friends at a rock party last Tuesday evening at her nome I on Second avenue. Music was rendered I by Miss Mabel Moore and Miss Louise Kotheirner. A tempting salad course was l served. ] barbecue was given by the Baptist
 Ladies Aid last Tuesday evening for the
 benefit of the Baptist church. | Miss Irene Mangruin was hostess last
 Tuesday evening at rock party at her
 home on Fourth avenue. Later in the | oCA | Mrs. L. w. Hubbard has gone to Mis- sissippi where she will spend several weeks with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. M. ] R. Perry
 1 Miss Miriam Moore, who is teaching at 1 Gate City, spent the weekend with her
 parents, MT. and Mrs. T. A. Moore, oil Second avenue.
 1 Little Helen Rhea of Fifth avenue is still improving after several weeks ill., ness.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Vines have named | their little son John William. 1 Miss Erline Moore. who is teaching in Bessemer is with her parents. MT. and Mrs. T. A. Moore.
 l Miss Fannie Haisler of Fifth avenue
 spent the weekend with Miss Winifred { Nicholas of Norwood.
 i The friends of Mir. J. T. Helton will be glad to know that he is able to be :! out again after several weeks illness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Riley have named
 their little son Robert Cowden.
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E WOODLAWN

The Woman,s club met Friday morn ing in the rooms of the WoodlaWn pup lie library. Hyacinths and narcissus with St. Patrick's day emblems were used in decorating. The subject or the meeting was the play, "The War God. Those having papers were Mrs. J. E. Spencer. Mrs. E. S. McGlathery and Mrs I. A. Mclaughlin. At the close of the programme two-course luncn- con was served. The hostesses for the day were Mrs. T. F. West, Mrs. D. w. Mccall and Mrs. McLarn
 The Needlecraft club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Ritchie. An ice course in green and white was served Besides the club members the following visitors were present. Mrs. w. Ef Albritten, Mrs. Il. T. Hearon, Mrs. w. F. Prescott, Mrs. H. E. Whitaker. Mrs. Alexander Ritchie and Mrs. l.. A. Christian.
 Miss Carrie Dawson entertained on Thursday evening. Games and contests made the hours enjoyable. The prize, a box of candy. was won by Miss Jewel Mackey and MT Scherel and the consolation prize by MT. Frank Black. Punch was served from & IloWer- decked bowl by Mrs. Frank Black ana late in the evening delicious refresh- ments were served.
 The Mothers club met Thursday morning at the public library when a very interesting meeting was held. Papers were given by Mrs. R. G. Alex anders Mrs, Sylvester Hall. Mrs. J. w. McCIendon and Mrs. O. D. Freeman. The hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. M. Fl. Bell. Mrs. B. E. Hinkle, and Mrs. w. H. Nhaley, who served a two-course plate luncheon. About 10 members were present and two vls- itors. Mrs. M L. Bagley and Mrs. E $. Cunningham.
 The B. Y. P. U. of the West Wood- lawn Baptist church entertained at a social Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Lesley Hinkle The game for the evening was rock and at it's con- clusion a salad course followed by an Ice course was served.
 The DeIectus club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Due.
 The Neighborhood club met Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Anton Hrabe delicious salad course was served by the hostess.
 The Eleanor Hord club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss Lima Denny
 The Gretchen club will meet Wednes- day with Miss Carrie Lee Wilmot.
 The study circle of the Missionary society of the First Methodist church of Woodlawn will meet Monday aft ernoon with Mrs. Won l.. Thompson.
 The Sunbeam club will meet We'd nesday afternoon with Miss Gertrude Clapp.
 Miss Stella Dowell left Friday morn ing for Tuscaloosa to visit Mrs o. K Park. l MT. William Hrabe of Chicago is tht
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ENSLEY

The Cosmos Literary club met with Mrs. w. H. Vibber, at her home at Shadyside Friday afternoon. The pro- gramme was as follows: Responses to roll call, political questions of today paper. Morals of Present-Day Politics" Mrs. Meal Dugger; Leading Issues of the Past Twenty Years as Associated by the Following parties Ca Republican, Mrs Cutter; (b) Democratic, Mrs. Tidwell; Co Other Parties,'' Mrs. Cain; Mrs. Eubank gave reports of the federation which met in Jasper Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. After this the hostess served a tempting salad course to the members
 of the club and the two guests, Mrs. w. T Rumble of Wheeling, w. Va., and Mrs Matthias Duffie of Chicago.
 The Hawthorne Crochet club was en- tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs H. M. Bell. The hostess served sand wiches and coffee to the following club | members and guests: Mrs. F. E. Fuller, Mrs. F. F. Dean, Mrs. A. H. Moore, Mrs. J. s. Tellett, Mrs. T. J. Dukes, Mrs. W. | D. Walter, Mrs. w. T. Carter, Mrs. J. H. Walters and Mrs. H. M. Bell The next 1 meeting will be with Mrs. E. F. Fuller. The Twentieth Century Mothers club was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. J.. | M. Oliver. A paper on the Sketch of the l Life and Achievements of Luther Bur- bank" by Mrs. Oliver. And another pa
 Ter, choosing career by Mrs. L. Whit 1 Career" led by Mrs D. F. F'aircloth A salad course was served to the club mem- | bers and two guests, Mrs. R. $. Cross and Mrs Gilbert Hundley.
 l Mrs. Arthur Bishop was at home Wednesday morning to the members of ! the Wednesday Auction club. Sandwiches and coffee were served at the closing of I the game. Mrs. William Landrum won | a cf1lr rvn1 rhoc fn1. f0f1 vThA honhU I a mayonnaise jar, was won by Mrs. R. w. Brown. The guests of the club were Miss Mel Suppler, Miss Elsie Mat zat and Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. R. ... l Brown is the next hostess.
 | Final preparations are being made at the Ensley High school for the semi annual play. This year The Fortune Hunter will be presented by the four | literary societies under the direction oi Miss Isabel Moser, expression teacher. l Miss Grace Harsh was hostess to the l Sweetpea club Friday afternoon at hei home on Pike avenue. The dining room was decorated with ferns and a quantity of sweetpeas were used about the room ! A contest and games were used for en 1 tertainment. After an hour of playing
 the hostess assisted by her mother. Mrs | R. L. Hassler, served beautiful plate l and the favors were Shamrocks and { | pipe. The guests of the club were Mis- | Lsillia Tona Thomasson, Miss Marian Mil lar and Miss Mamie May Minor.
 l Mir. and Mrs w. G. Carr left this weel for Sault Ste Marie, Canada, where the, | are going to make their future home. | The Rev. B. P. Bentley of West Geor
 gia was the guest of his daughter. Mis-
 | Hattie Bentley.
 MT. and Mrs. IT. B. Lacey of Annistol
 have come to reside and are with MT
 and Mrs. R. l.. Daniel on Ensley High
 lands.
 Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. William War
 rem of Nashville are the guests of IFS
 John Sandiford.
 Mrs C. J. Johnson of Fairview Ina
 been called to Attalla on account of h
 Illness of her mother.
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EAST LAKE

Mrs. D. G. Meadow entertained the Study circle at her home on Friday morning. Mrs R, E. Tyler was in charge of the programme and others taking part were rMs. R. H. Walker, Mrs. l.. A. Harkett, Mrs. Willis Bass, Mrs. M. l.. Davidson, Mrs. Alfred Wilt shire and Mrs. D. G. Meadow. During the social hour the hostess was as- sisted in serving her guests by Miss Kathleen Meadow.
 The Matrons' club on Tuesday aft ernoon was most delightfully."- enter. tained by Mrs. J. c. Senn. The prize, cut glass vase. went to Mrs. T. F.. Eagles. while the consolation prize, a book. of Mother Goose rhymes, was awarded Mrs. Anderson Mcconnell. In the dining room, around the beauti- fully decorated table. the guests were served dainty refreshments.
 At the home of Mrs. w. R. Hi1liard. Mrs. George Wades division was host ess to all the other members of the Mission society. The ladies entertain ing all wore cogsage bouquets of vel
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SUNDAY, MARCH 19. Table d'hote dinner at Newspaper club. Table d'hote dinner at Southern club. Farewell meeting for Miss Millar
 MONDAY, MARCH 20. Mrs. M. c. Ragsdale entertains at TO- sette shower for brides-elect.
 TUESDAY, MARCH 21. Mrs. Dale Shelton and Mrs. Beck com pliment Miss Hayes. Mrs. Hamilton entertains Five Hundred club.
 Writers club meets. College women with Mrs. Dow.
 WEDNESDAY, MARCH p. Neal-Caldwell wedding. Drama league meets at the Tutwiler. s Mrs. Abernathy entertains for Miss Burns at linen shower. Miss Allen and Miss Dewey compliment Miss Hayes. Mrs. Calvin entertains at tea. Miss Ware hostess to Bridge club. Silver tea at Mrs. Worthington's Mrs. Martin hostess to club.
 THURSDAY, MARCH 23. Trotter-Ragsdale wedding. Music Study and Treble Clef clubs con- cert.
 Miss Nabers entertains Little Jokers. Mrs. Hidden entertains Young Matrons Mrs. Taylor hostess at tea. Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Turpin enter- tain at bridge luncheon.
 FRIDAY, MARCH 24 Mrs. E. w. McNeal entertains for Miss Elise Robinson.
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RIA MOO M NOTES

Miss Lala and Miss Audrey Norris have returned to their home in Gadsden, after visit to relatives in the city.
 
 Mrs. IT. P. Pearce, Mrs. S. E. Batson and Mrs. Taylor will leave tomorrow to tour the coutnry in the interest of edu- cation. Mrs. BatsOn is particularly in- terested in school improvement work and is chairman of the school improvement work.
 MT. and Mrs. Haskell Casweli of Aus tin. Tex. are the guests of relatives in the city. Mrs. Sam Adler expects to, leave to. morrow for New York, where she vii join her two daughters, Miss Jean and Miss Marjorie Adler, for the spring holi- days Later Mrs. Adler will be gues, of her sisters, Mrs. M. " Joseph and Mrs. Henry Bernard. at saranac.
 Mrs. J. R. Coleman of Sheffield is the guest of Mrs. J. R. Simpson.
 Miss Alice Jackson of New York is the guest of Mrs. J. w. Dean at hel home at Pine Ridge.
 Miss Miriam Pratt smyer arrived yes terday from Boucher college to spend the spring vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs. R. B. Smyer. Miss Margaret Tillman arrived last night from Shipley to spend the spring vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs J. T. Tillman. Mrs. Bryant Thompson of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. R. M. Holman.
 
 Miss Mary farrell of Humbolt, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. E. H. Blair. Mrs Leonard Weissenger is the gues 1 of relatives in the city. | Mrs Alan McRae has leturned to hel home in Florence after a visit to friends in the city. l Mrs. w. J. Yielding and Miss Lillian l Yielding have returned from Golden where they have been spending the week l end.
 l Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Schoetghen announce 1 the birth of son whom they have named George schoetghen. Jr. l Mrs. Pauline Rice has returned iron Anniston, where she was the guest Q | Mrs. Joe Salzs.
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AyONDALE

Mrs. R. D. Taylor was hostess Tues day afternoon to the progressive Forty two club. The house was prettily dec orated in green and white, the St. Pat rick idea being carried out. Refresh ments were served to Mrs, J. M. Orr, Mrs. E. A. Trash, Mrs. w. F. Snydam, Mrs, Henry Hoot Mrs. W. Goree, Mrs. J. A. Milking. Mrs. T. J. Hale, Mrs. M n Colley, Mrs. D. Howard and Mrs. R. Y. Miller.
 The Arachme club met Thursday aft ernoon with Miss Aula Ellard. A de- licious salad course was served to Mrs. Henry Zuber, Mrs. V. S. Taylor, Mrs Horton, Mrs. Jack McWhorter, Miss Vivian Bagley, Miss Inza Mae Snowden, Mrs. Earle Ellard, Mrs. J. H. Ellard.
 The Fernent Opic circle met this week at the home of Mrs. w. A. Goree Plans were discussed for a play to be given at Griffins hall the last of this month,
 Miss Mildred Martin was hostess to a few of her friends Friday evening. Dancing was the feature of the eSeven- ing. Her guests. were Miss Sidney Haynes Miss Jeannette Bibby, Miss Beatrice Jones and Miss Mabel Schinne, MT. Everette McCoo1, MT. Willie Couch MT. Edward Drennen and MT. Jack Frost.
 Miss Hattie Traverthem was hostess Friday evening. Cards were played and an ice course was served to the following: Miss Kathleen Faulkner Miss Lola McCool. Miss Thelma Moore Miss Burns Waldman. Miss Inza Mae Snowden. MT. Portef Williams, MT Melvin Fair. MT. Ora Hood. MT. Aa- thur Williams. MT. Willie Jordan. Rev. J. w. Inzer is spending several weeks in Texas.
 Mrs. Dan Pardere and Mrs. J. R Robertson have returned from Atlanta MT. Earl Lackey has returned from Tuscumbia.
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Chatting with perfectly good man the other day, I happened to make the un- fortunate remark that "a photographer is something like the average husband; the only thing he asks of a woman is that she keep perfectly still and look pleas ant"
 It brought on fearful lot of discus sion and, of course, I couldn't resist it, although I had hoped I had arrived at the age when head learned not to an- swer a man back, even though I knew was right; to appear sweet. when my inner spirit demanded severe exterior: to hold my tongue when veritable tor rent of words rose to my lips; but I hadn't.
 "Why do you revile us so," asked the perfectly good man. 'Is there nothing good about us?''
 Why my dear friend" came back
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ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
 GIVEN AT UNIVERSITY

On April 14 a general reunion of the Birmingham alumni will be celebrated at the University of Alabama by the first athletic carnival in the south. This day will be "A" day at the university and all former football and baseball stars will be present. Many girls from Birmingham and other cities in the state are expected and the wives of many of the alumni will be present. In the afternoon there will be an interesting game of baseball, be- sides the athletic stunts that are planned. Many of Brmingham's alumni are plan- ming to attend the carnival
 The following compose the Birmingham committee for "A day: MT. Borden Burr, Mir O. G. Gresham, Mir. W. V. M. Robertson, IT,, and Mir. Tom Palmer.
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as quickly as he had demanded, "of all the sexes that roam the fields, my fla vorite is the masculine The goodness of men appeals to me, and if it were not for the perversity of so many hat pins, would take off my hat every time I meet an ordinary, plain, every day, common place man; in other words, a human being.''
 Call man perfect saint" and he will wonder what is the matter with him; call him perfect devil,' and he knows immediately that he is the most fascinating dog alive.
 Proposals these days are as rare as Old Masters and as scarce as Chippen- dale" suggested the man. Are you never going to consider second matri- monial venture?
 TT suppose you think that every girl
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Iigaments that produce pain, It l!shtens tho restful nights of health giving sleep and
 makes the days sunny and happy. Get !
 bottle of Mothers Friend" of any druggise and you will then realize why 1t has been
 considered true to its name In our best homes through three generations. It b perfectly is recommended to all expcctant mothers hy
 those who went through the ordeal with surprising case. By writing to Bradaeld
 Regulator Co.,. lI2 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. stork book that unfolds those things which all expectant motheys delight to yead, Write today
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DINNER PARTIES AT
 THE COIJNTRY CLUB

One of the many delightful manners 1T which the fashionable gathering for ar evenings amusement during the Lenter season Is the dinner-dance at the Coun- try club on Saturday evenings, and the club last evening was quite alive with smartly gowned girls and matrons and charming visitors.
 At one table was gathered an attrac- tive group as the guests of MT. John Warren. They were MT. and Mrs. Has, kell Caswell of Austin, Tex, Miss Ruth Olmsted, MT. and Mrs. Ed Warren and MT George Hillman of Nashville.
 Mr. and Mrs. M, G. Mathis had as their guests MT. and Mrs. J. S. Sheehg of Chi . cago MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., were hosts to party of 1O. Later in the evening many of the younger set enjoyed < the dancing.
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different times. She spoke of her appre- citation of the assistance of the doctors, ministers and many others who have manifested interest in substantial way toward the school.
 Mrs. O. L. Amigh, the secretary of the board, reported 25 girls parolled and do ing good work. An informal discussion of the work followed and Governor Hen derson was shown through the school He afterward made a most inspiring talk to the girls, eongratulating them on theii work.
 The officers of the board are Mrs. S. B Weakley, president; Mrs. c. Brown, vic' president; Mrs. H. w. Bostick, secretary and Mir. Mooney treasurer; Mrs. o. l. Amigh, superintendent.
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guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. Hrabe.

guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. Hrabe.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Allen will leave Monday for Blocton to attend the AL len-Curd wedding. A.
 Miss Varina Walker and Miss Pearl Walker, who are the guests of Miss Charlie Hardin and Miss Lena Hardin, will leave Monday for their home in Pell City
 Mrs Charles H. Davis, who has been with her mother. Mrs. A. J. Massey, has returned to her home in Colum- bus, Ga.
 Miss Olivia Massey will return to Judson college on Monday
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Ester1ing, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Koenig, have returned to their home at Saulsbery, Ind
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BOYLEs

Miss Lucille Cowden entertained num- Der of her friends last Friday evening at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. A. Cowden, on Huntsville avenue. Games and music were the diversions of the evening. Delightful refreshments were served.
 The Coop club met last Friday after noon at the school building. Those pres ent were the pupils of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. An interesting pro gramne was rendered.
 The Junior Helpers held their last meet
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Mrs. J. M. West has returned from a visit to friends in Pensacola. $ss
 MT. and Mrs. Jonas Schwab and Miss Meta Schwab have returned from a fort
 nights visit to New Orleans.
 Miss Alba Cover of Mobile is the guest of Miss Margaret Bradshaw. MT. and Mrs. William Cosby. Miss Nell
 and Miss Josephine Cosby are spending several days at Golden. Mrs. I. sGerstley and family, of Philadel- phia will arrive tomorrow to be the guests of Mrs. Godfrey Goldman at Hanover court. Mrs. W. F. B. Davis left Saturday for Charlottesville, Va., for a brief visit.
 Later Mrs. Davis will go to New York,
 where she will be joined by her daugh-
 ter. Miss Elizabeth Davis, for her Easter
 vacation.
 Mrs. J. Lewis Howe of Lexington, Va,
 is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Chal-
 n1ers Moore.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. sheehy of Chicago are the guests of MT. and Mrs. W. G. Ma thias.
 Mrs. Norman Taylor has as her guests
 Mrs S. J. Taylor of Jackson Miss, Mrs. H. A. Taylor of Greensboro. and Mrs. H. T. Fryant of Jackson. Miss. *< Mrs. Robert Jemison will leave tomor- , row for visit to New York. Mrs. Crawford Johnson will leave to-
 morrow for two weeks visit to New York.
 l Mrs. Gordon Crawford has as her guest 1 her aunt, Mrs. Gordon of Savannah, Ga. l; Mrs M Marx of Uniontown is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. M. K. Erdriech. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randolph Meyer
 arrived Friday to be the guests of Mrs
 Meyers parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gregg. Mir. and Mrs Meyer have just
 returned from delightful trip on their yacht, the ''Wilrose IT. l Miss Esther Landis of New Jersey is 1 the guest of Miss Marguerite Nabers. ] Miss Florne Hodges is spending severa ] weeks in Eutaw.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR TODAY Eleventh Ave.M.E. Church, South
Corner 11th Ave. and 18th Street Take Either Loop Car

Corner 11th Ave. And 18th Street
 Take Either Loop Car
 il A. M. Sermon: Apostolic Church Life and Twentieth Century Christianity Con- trasted." Anthem: The Lord Is My Light tPar- ker). Solo: "Entreat Me Not" (From Gauls .Ruth"). Miss Going.
 7:45 F. NJ Sermon: Purifying the Center o. Anthems: Show Me Thy Ways ( Lord" Gemarest); "Nunc Dimittis' tCalkin).
 PASTOR Rev. l.. Fletcher Parrish
 CHOIR Mrs. J. s. Palmer, Soprano. Miss Evelyn Going, Contralto. F. L. Muchmore, Bass. < J. D. McGill. Tenor and Director Ntss Abigail Crawford. Organist.
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who is asked jumps at the chance" I answered. Most of them do, but its different with a widow; she'll do any, thing once, and she's done that, thank you. The missionary who offers herself upon the altar of humanity does noble
 and wonderful thing, but it is mere dross in comparison to the man when he places
 his immortal soul on long shot with
 everything to lose and nothing to gain except the girl, according to his way
 of thinking. He will tell you 60 times a day after he has married you, how he deliberately gave up his care free ex- istence, his chums, two-thirds of his in- come, all of his liberties most of his pet hobbies, seven-eights of the dressing room, and the attentions of all other
 women to say nothing of the irresistible and supreme charm with which bachelor hood invests a man for just you! Ex- cuse me; know; I've been there.' A girl can't know before marriage whether her love for a man is inspired by Cupid, or cupidity. It is different with a widow; she knows its cupidity. She isn't carried away like a girl by the glamor of an engagement ring home. , a protector, and a Mrs" on her call ing cards; she's had all that and from a
 repetition of these, she prays the good
 Lord to deliver her.
 Joy consists chiefly in freedom from
 anxiety; marriage is just another name for anxiety.
 Men look upon wives as they do upon l automobiles; they want ''model' that is
 pretty and fetching, and warranted to run smoothly over rough roads and climb matrimonial hills and not pjuncture a tire
 in finances, and to be just as good for a long run as for short spurt; smart looking and substantial; in other words, harem! What made Solomon the wisest of men was that he realized in order to
 make honestic life success. 1t was
 necessary for a man to have a variety of wives; the modern man is not so clever; he expects it all ill one poor lit- tie wife.
 Dear me! I wish Lent- hadn't begun:
 before, had no time for thought; now, have no time for anything else; and
 this self-introspection and all that sort
 of thing is calculated to make one fright
 fully critical and skeptical
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CENTRAL PARK

At the meeting of the South Park So- cial club, a marked impetus was given to school improvement work by the ad- dress of the president, who with some half dozen of the members. were guests of the club. The club offered a prize of s for the most attractive front yard, tc be competed for by only those of the South park addition of the city beautiful
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will aid the expectans mother in conserving her health, h er strength, her mental reposo and tho ah- scnce of vexati 0 us pains is . subject of vast moment. Among the recognized helps is . splendid rem C d y known as Mothers Friend" Applied to tie muscles 1t sinks in deeply to make them firm and pliant, 1t thus lifts tho strain on
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The Boy Is Father
 to the Man

Old sayings like this arc fraueht with most imDortnnf meaning. And what
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-04-13

Miss Mcclellan, 40 S. Chicago
street, has Easter cards and novelties;
also hand embroideries from Mani
la. adya1S