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Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
Fogel & Burstan
Thanksgiving Store News

Thanksgiving only about weeks away and already people
talking and planning about holiday visits and dinners family
reunions the like The social activities in connection with this
holiday will this be than before and
features will be that everybody will be wearing
BETTER CLOTHES In truth very fitting that in honor of
this Thanksgiving everybody should be dressed becom
ing attire keep the poperyteralys the words of Holy
Writ the of praise Certainly should
do this though unhappy Europe bowed in tears desoaion
and misery while happy land stands smiling the midst of
unexamped prosperity and blessedness.
Then all who need little much complete their entire
satisfaction their holiday attire supply want out of the
ample stocks Of the stylish Holiday Goods every
description loading the shelves of Foge Busan
absolutely everything from shoeace button NEW SUIT
out for man. and child
We extend cordial invitation to and examine
days before Thanksgiving large and lines of
Fine Goods presenting
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
Example Of Ruoxanev.

Probably the most buoyant material
in the world is the pitch from a giant
sunfower grown in Siberia, which can
support thirty-fve times it's own
weight when on the water. Cork, on
the other hand, has a buoyancy of
only one to five, and reindeer's hair
one to ten.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
Makes I DlfFerenela

Il man falls down stairway In his
home and breaks leg he figures that
the damage is two weeks in bed and
the doctors tee. If the same man
stubs his toe and falls down in q street
car he figures that the, damage il
easily $4,000.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
There is a Real Difference


Cream Of tartar, derived from grapes,
Is used il Regal Baking Powder because
It IS the best and most healthful ingredient
known for the purpose.
Phosphate and alum, which are de-
rived from mineral sources, are used in
some baking powders, instead of cream of
tartar, because they are cheaper.
If you have been induced to use baking
powders made from alum or phosphate,
use Royal Baking Powder instead. You
will be pleased with the results and the
difference in the quality Of the food.
ROYAL BAKINGsPoWDER Coz
New York
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
When chan0Inq Name q ves.oI.

A vessel whose name is to be
changed must first prove itself to have
DO debts or other imputations against
s good name in any Of the ports it
8 habitually made the purpose be-
10 prevent assumption Of an alias.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
PUBLIC SALE!

At Klair Bazaar. Every Saturday,
Is to 100 horses of all kinds Anyone
having horses to sell, bring them in and
get the cash, need not make any special
arrangement. More wagon and harness
than any other place in the State. Sale
every Saturday.
VIM. H. KLAIR,
9Th & Tatnal St., Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
Women's and Misses Top Coats

Stylish
fascinating popular
Badcloh Plush Mixtures
beautifully
with large Prices
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
full wechose lines Of the
Hosiery
Ribbons Neckwer
nng every
o family relab
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
WARWICK

Mrs. Stanley McCubbin spent Tuesday
in Cecilton.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11

in CeciltOn.
Rev. ~ '2i1''H nd wife are visiting
a., this week.
-, of Wilmington,
at his home near
ent Sunday and
r. Mrs. Mary
of Kennett
end guest Of
at 1890
It. 7P. M.
et at the
Merritt,
Castle,
tn his
near
lila
ith
ho
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
CLAYTON BOY ADDRESSEs

p. j. Barkley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barkley, of Clayton, Del, gave a
talk before the Engineers Society Of
Delaware College on his work with the
Pennsylvania Railroad last summer.
Barkley worked on the new freight
yard at Farnhurst during his vacation.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
The Latest Hats
If You Need Anew Waist

We offer many styles for your
choices either in Cotton or Silk in many
entirely new and charming effects for
prices from CSC to $685.,
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-11
MARYLAND LOAN FUND
LEwEs BOY ADDRESSES

Allan L. Lauritsen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Lauritsen. gave talk be-
fore the Engineers Society of Delas
ware College on his summers work in
Virginia. He was one of party which
made a Typographical and contour
survey of a 1000 acre woodland belong
ing to the duPonts.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
HELP WANTED MALE


Pr0fesst0ns and Trades.
wAfFfib = combipauqn timer aqa
plumber; htaaay 5c1 Tor right party, ~.
u. Mgfbh1. 3h9id Cry Men.
WANTED sgusfai WORKMAN ~ once %
uarbis end granite or tools elEht
hours, Address u. G. Staflin, Missouri
Valley, iowa.
DESJI6r Experienced bfidge and plate
man. salary ~ per week. Write Or wife
Union bsnilaiH. 10 East 18th, Kansas
city No
.ALfrAhOGHD auto repair man With
fln0 f'hii " Wtite, CareYH 0afa8st
PERT hfH .
DruR store snaps. JOBS. Knolst Bee Bldg
snifsmsn nHd s0iioit1rs.
WANTED liiphlg recommended, a1bs
atgHtifl fnau 10 Represent large farm
tractor egfNpany IN fDfB8bn and west
ern ioWf. 86f ntcoFapW 70 open m
Om8Bn office pHf nN# be ~ position
- tfinaiif Yii fanu tractors 70 dealsrss
NJ me fefHtsH Tho HVht man VIII
be backed with plenty u good firm
paper aatfffiaf.H. 0igr references.
posi egrp3oHee. elc hddfess l0ie, Bee.
BSPb1ubAfEiJ lnmSef salesman wauted
fOr loNa. hfhr1saey of Bgplh Dgh0th
territory. salary ma commission. ABBY
N pmh NfiiiuR ais.nE, aae' ekpeflleneee.
mah b6pft b. " a.a nee
snitttpsa a0d solicitors,
WAS1 Iii Alebfs ~ represent the Fed
ffhi lHf. - ~ Lincoln. Eeb,, 40 ups
~ date COMPANY writing the latest
heeifh mn accident policies experience
M lfefsfhfFi VIZ ieach sou ne buhiz
teGni references required, write lfn
W. hiiihhGH, Bee and GEN MRf4 VII
hua1h i4tHaiuF. Lincoln. Neb
eALgaMEH Tor #ebfaAkg ana l0wa, ~
handle thh fHHleHt selling pdtsHt On
the tnafket. II you rab earn HD 10 800
Neehlt. #f ,Hant N be9f from you
1901 VI, y. M
~ GEaMttA 70 sell automobile speciality
NJ dealers III Nebraska, i0NH youth
Dakota aud kant8E 9@ Bee }idR
BONBI1ttaH extra good bs money for
lbe salesman who u business Eettff
iG7 w. ~ VI
I%pEHiKarEB aaisemah wanted fgf
preferred stock ~ Ro0d C9ubnnBs Al
dtesf l112 Beo.
BALEaNAs WAhff0 Wh6 iaA eAHefieHee
Nv selling first class preferred stock
Good proposition Addreas igl8 bf0.
uotsis ana nesinnrSGts.
JTLtABLH employment agency, 1870
Davenport ~ headquarters for hotel
help, spse, attention 70 distapee orders
Trads schools,
MOI Frs RARHER
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
BInTus AND DEATHS.

Births y and Maid Lynn i1s South
EleVenth, boy, Emil ana louise Schultz,
&U South Twenty first. girl Anton and
Anna Votrieek, Alg H0Hth Seventh ave
nue., Louis ana 0igYaBnima I1otram8b,
iis North Sixteenth, boy, MiiAns ana
Anna Jnndfiob, 12GM Aouth TYontYsnfth,
bOy, John and MafEfeii Smith, hospital.
boy, John ANA Laura N0fden NO sOutb
Twenty .HiEtH avenue hoy Shane nnd
Hazel Morgan, abt pOppiei0u avenue
boy, n. a and Verne HlaAki, ib2D Buneg5
boy. Walter and Elsie Couradt lW HOuth
Eleventh, hoy, Charles ~ and AdellnG
Bedell, Es Boutb Twebi ninth, girl
Deaths Peter Hapg1H, v ~ kOuth
Twenty seventh. p6tflck judge, 2 month";
glf North HeVenteenih5 william 09gd
" ssls spaidinR, Qe0rgs y bengeL, pa.
Thirty fourth and Fnfnam Viola Witlst
ii hospital. Mrs Katherlna PaHkovls. ~,
Cs73 B6Uth Thirty third Martha y oooehf
~, hospital; Marion NJ lieka, ba, 1aI
Lake julia Hector W, Twenlg seventh
ara iiarfisns Mafiah y Dayis, M N9
Davenport Joseph ~ N0uzi, ~, 1914
Douglas, uoidie Faendsf months
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
BUSINESS CHANCES


ron SALE Good. ciehn stock or Hard
ware. I've town central Nebrhskn
Good reason for selling. Dc quick Ad'
dfsHs. Y M. Zee
FOR NALE-Runnlng 400 grocery stock
ard fixtures, would take auto or vacant
lots as part payment. Address 3d.
Zee.
.THEATERs Buy. lehso Or sell yopr The.
alter, machine and supplies through
Theater ~, Co. 100 Farnam, y, va
WILLIAMS. established q years. 10 buy
or sell business see him al MeCaRug
BldR. Reference N. 81 Nat Bank,
NOTION PICTURE NACHiNEa.
Nov and rebuilt bafgnius, supplies,
Omaha Film ERrhauao ~ 2. iNb ~.
10 gELL or buy buainena col IN
Busch II BorRhoff Fressz4E Bik y @.s
EALoON Good paying business IN . good
vet town. Write on call y II. Seueps
Pierce. Heb
10 orr III Of cut u business call N
GANDEsTAD. va bee Bldz, b6ug AH
GOOD ice route ana wagon at q bBfgaln
Address Fi53 No 18th
FOR SALE Groceries and fixtures ial
N g., Fouth Omaha
nOOminA Houses.
FOR BALE Groom, upsto.dats roomina
house Just the piafe for widow N
Young couple Am leaving eHy, VIII
sell ~ sacrifice. J iiW. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
nurLprNa PERMITS.

John vail AN u. frame dwelling
tlgg, Lillign y Ae9l @ s9gtg gdb d{dIl
TbHy-afghth and y, ff1m0 dWeliuff
81 mi a. Herbert flen1eE nf hgtth
Fouy.esYebth avenue, frame dwelling,
t2,iG, w. j. Paterson. mo Lafayette.
frerne dwelling 100
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
AGENTS AND cANvAssERs
HELP WANTED FEMALE

stores and offices.
NO FILING FEE.
1Xp. Blot. ORR, GOOD FUTURE NJ
EXP. BTEhO. tHPEEpY),,t,,M no 40
EXp, BTEN0. AND BoOkKEEPEH, -.
COUNTRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
ROGERS REF. CO, 40 PAXTON BLK.
COMPTOMET0H OPH ,..,,....,.,,.s,.t 20
1T ENOGHAPHEH Beginner ,s.., ~
RTENOGHAp1fEH .,,...s.s.,.t..s 10
THE C'AN0 AGENCY, 900 BEE BLDG
a1ENO. and Bkpr., 90, stcno. aud Hkprr
o., cashier. so. Ateno aud proof reader.
So.
Western Reference a. Bond ASSN Inc.
ne Onaha National Bank Building
sTBNodRAptlER, firHt clsba position.
fG
THE MART1 co.,
t8G w ~ W. Bldg
sTENo SO. steno. SO. office clerk tb
Watts Ref Co. $40 Brand Thea
Professions and Trades.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

CATE and roomiug house for sale, double
room cafa-dinlng room and counter, Tie.
modelled -four months hRO, everything IN
flrstseiaBs shape. Fixtures, lights and
furniture AFRO all good. Best cafe IN
state except some of the hotel cafes
0ood reputation, best class Of trade III
city. Guarantee ti00-busineaa and over
daily over HOO stock now on hand
Rent, seventy $50 monthly toOming
house Of ten 40 rooms opposite cafe
and lights and everything .. X, Rent
twenty dollars $500 monthly. Oppot
tunity for n live man. REASON for sell
ing II aiekneas, Address S32. Sec.
WB want n man az ability aud
good references who can invest
vi 800 In first class ana eAtabs
lished business carrying good
securities. We VIII pay a man
who can fuifill these require
menta a salary Of 81, 800 per
year ON three years contract,
increasing hia salary accord
ingiy as he produces results.
Opening for man as branch
manager In Omaha Denver,
pea MolneA and Kansas CITY
Address & 49, Bee
ron SALE steam yulcanlzer business.
Threasscctlnn Niliama Vulcanizrr, Mils
lor tube plate. All tools, only steam
Vulcanlzer In nenaon, county seal
son for selling. other business. Sacrifice
FOR quick sale Address Donison Auto
Tire Repair Co. Denson, Ia
FOR SALE Flour, feed and coal bust,
meas, established ~ years only one III
town, located IN Nebraska hest county
also Groom house and q lots. office
warehouse and wagon scale, COOS Hurt
~ Red Sis2
BLACKSMITH win trnde er sell hnalneH
al hnrHain n taken u TEX Am offered
another business proposition and mus
DO business AZ once Hos ibA ilalateH.
nt.ACKsMtFIf- Hlg opportunity for TOO
iimrkhmith "a htH of trade IN 10 a
business in live town Write or phone
Ranion State Hank Ralston, Noh
DRCG store man wanted 90 put drua
store IA new brick building No drua
store clnsef than a mile Rent reason
able flua opportunity Franz kohiola,
toii = 81 fauth Side Phone south tio
MOVING Picture fheatera real hatgAins,
machines. repairs, supplies, kNerAsofiaA
nav and second hand Nee ua
OMAHA THfAFEh SUPPLY Goa.
naira illdW nNuH iaAa
FnW hAt.F VIII cell cheap N taken At
once three hos hall alleys ana barber
rhaif M connection all first class nMt
tli u AhsIieefE Weeping Watef.
FOW SALE infants ohNdfens and L.,
DIES fnFnishlnfa Store AZ David CltY
Nen.. At bargain, beet location Ia
town doing an excellent hlaineus want
% retlte hoA ~ AA David etF Neh
Yen hAlE tAeN stock "a avs soeia IA
dies aud ehliAFtns shoes fNadt o.
wear 0t8 H kfad eeulfAl hvhfseA
eiN ~ tNf further particulars
RNNfvaa Ml hes
inwh saia aHA Auction wAhA, haze
eln#Hd HtFi mWF# WAeN 8tWska tNRM #Mk
pthet flgw lH = MFWr iHt irffNs
NFtftb ftf t#a estate UF iNsufAAFe
sHmn fiaaf AZ tifa afugN ldNsI faNt
NhN Nt NlHs uffifH MwW
tuN SALE We'll ssishiishei stufrff.
clean staet flna iaFaliaN slth a. Ieilfa
Address nauHH IL ~ iHFmls. f 81
~. itaiFl sfA Spokane. Wash
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
MIscI,rllaueous.

Miscellaneous.
MY hlzh standard ~ qaaiil Wiii bc
maintained. 4 quarts " Ola fOntenele
whisky gM. bottled ia bond Henry
p0il0ct mil order house. Doug 7l92,
f22s1H ~ l5tit ~
ALEX JET'TEs LIQUOR HOUSE.
Thirteenth and Douglas.
Bottled IN bond whisky, sse. 1900. ti2b,
full qua T.
Dry clean kindlibg wood by ths load.
delivered 10 AL parts ~ The city. Doug
las i2T.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

WAhIED-t pnDotent Nnife Rlrl for gen.
sral hOuaeN0rk 10 Hmal family. good
Waa0a. IlhFn0v afA tH2 So aiih.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

WANTED a1piHpeteHt gst4ef Rifl fpf
houEeW0rk. p in family. good wages.
Mrs ThOmHa w HAGEN &izi spanlding
g. r0lfaR Th0
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
Dp,Tns AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

DOKE- Mira, Mary, aged 81 years.
Funeral Tuesday morning, April 4, nj
no o'clock from tho family residence
Aii3 10. 18th 81. No Side, % ~ Bird
gets church Mt 10 d. ~. Burial ~ IiOit
krpulcher cemetery,
MOEHELfe=Di oliver r. March 81, 1913,
Funeral nt CfoHby'a chapel, I'll y, Ath
f. Tuesday, April g. ., N. lnteuneni
Forest Lawn cemetery
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

aOOp pay "a ladies and girls f0r dec
nratlng sofa pillows az home apatn
time experience unnecessary Eall
fafannona a#H ~ iAth
WANTtn Nifia fnr preasng hhirtH
ARMY to Mrs fphneh AZ " Smith \
C0 Alh and unnKlaH His
lrAnN hatFtrsssin. " fhf nppenhsim
saisswaaaea aad Solicitors.
WANTED AZ anee thoroughly rkpefls
unled flnfe aaieslaiies spendld ninnl
tunits feF Hd}4n rmeW ta rtEht PARTY
Address illt Hoe
uulsphaid Had nnmrstie,
WANTED 4 reliable white sfl fnr zen
afAi h0nHF NHfh iM small taNfiit 80 "a
whRes references Required ApllA Ht
4ais pAeifie tt frl iisfnef
Wni fa EeBeF#l HaNsnwuth Na watH
va WAsl hE apH1 aHe NrN NnNit tH
fautNt FaErFahr eV fruHltUl " rEF
aces Telephone Wal NH
WANfHu 81 HafH sh 'tpeffn ~ ehlts
uuftt msiA faf eHttfal rNNt fn Hi
uAs5t "a s hih b rhiaa fisf
HeE Ht
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE

H0uhFhOlh nmb H3mfAtif'
WANTED Compelgnt wttet girl for
Mrs ThomHa w HAGEN &lzi spaulding
81 cofg2 &a0 ..
WAATHD-f onpotsnf white Rlrl for gem
sral hOufeW0rk 10 Huali family Bood
waa0a Harvey HfA t#2 so @th 4
dltL ~ assist wan uougsWofk and eT
N Two children 69il Chicago btrft'
WANTED -At pnee, Rlfi for general
h0uaeHgrh Wi CHICAGO street wal
WANTED - iIouaekeeper. middle aged
Indy preferred rail walnut &8 after
3, NJ.
WANTED COMPETENT eook. good wages.
Apply 10 Mira q, btOfz, MW var
WANTED Experienced see0nd alh Hrs.
NJ q. COlpoizer ~ 81 astb ~ Har ~.
WANTED Expeieneed second girl, Mrs
~, u. cOipetzer, va = Sth - liar, W.
WAITED a XII for general homework.
2sl7 Farunn a.
ExpEHlGNcGD seeond mali recon.
niapd1tl0u8 required. Telephone ", 100
BSpHRlEMcED Hiff. famlly N thrce
NJ wHfhipN allG Fbpplat0n Ave.
WASTED COMPETENT e9oI. references
feqalfed. Telephone ttafney 2N
WANTED n young Riri 20 assist with
house work. Phone llatneY ~
Bftf, WANTEit Must ba good cook,
fGlfsY 80 lsz3 Florence BlV1,
WHITE girl f0r RfHarhi homework, M05
tfaWftofne Ave, Bem's Pnrk.
WANTUD--0iri for horse VI rk. no wash
inR small family asi2 Dodge.
WANTED #oht white Kif for house,
wdfb. csl Benson aA
UlILL f0r general hguHeNofk 70 wash
ine tsg DaVenp6Ht ..
WANTED MAD nor general h0us1work,
Phone Walnut I'll
aiHL for Eeboral hopsawork Harnsy
1l1 -.
n takes but minute ~ time 70 save
collars when you read The Bee Want Al
columns,
MlseeIIaBsouHs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

tWM NAtN faisHt Hahi ah anaA InNfggf
lHaau4s dfHtn sNnIslAiaf even farmer
We Aaafsas & 81 & d ~ pasA ttiN
AeN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
NEBRASKA AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL

has moved from 2ig Leayeuworth s.
10 21gzs Tafnam ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
WANTED TO BUY

DESKS, DESKS DESKS
New dosks. used desks. bought sold
ana tfaded !. q Reed, i@0 Fafn9m'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04

dihL ~ assist WIN uUuseW0fk and eF
Walnut 7lg0
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-04
HELP WANTED MALE

HELP WANTED MALE
s,ores ana oftisss, -
ME- MEM an ONCE nookkeepeF. nrain.
gs bn0h keeper ~ office mEr lnvl
II NJ shipping eluFk Inv N.an hlenni
80 ielegfbphpF and alenni 81 auto
salesman ~ ana com VS. have many
more Tall phone aF write 80 VT
tsu FEt. Only ~ cents f0F loeklns up
flil MARrt COMPANY,
itW ~ % " hldE
FnAN nliNu salesman atApie line y,
ifatelins salesman alHeA apnelalllvs
tia paahlur aud harE - q HlrnH.
ami Mhpf ~ Stem HuA AAa lm adpt
fnef iaa Wgsh ghahpE faF advancement
WusiefW Mrfefwnra A haAa Aha q Inc
fHAainNtMfA Nf Ans Recurrence NAalNNaa
Nmaha NAlWnal haAA hnlldlnA
al&l kilN rEUa tN SGT AhN Mul.FH
Me tHd a plara Thai ftts AHN
NHurNNATtNE nkE tti
@iNtifN Nat pAAk ntpn
HAttFAhAh saWFt fHlnMissiAh siiA "a
FaHsea siHnn o. aiHHa - si0na D.
Matte Nef Na - hfana aea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-18
Rhodes News.

Lester Breunig went to Dakota
Thursday. -.4-.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips are the
parents OF son born Wednesday.
Miss Zelma Phillips went to Roches-
ter Friday morning for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Davenport. of Marshalltown.
was an over-Sunday visitor with the
Perry family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Perry, OF
Boone, spent few days at the E. B.
Perry home.
w. D. 'Hix returned Sunday evening
from an outing trip to the lakes in
Minnesota.
Mrs. Corbett returned to her home
in Henrietta, Okla, Monday, after a
two weeks visit
Miss Fora Phillips went to Cedar
Rapids Monday. -. ..
Miss Myrtle Daugherty and her
mother spent a few days last week in
Des Moines. .. .,........ ....
Mrs. w. G.. Phillips was in MARSHALL
town Tuesday. "a.
Mrs Clarence Johnson and daughter
Grace were in Marshalltnwn Monday.
Charles Walker and nephew left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-18
aEsREpuBIIcAN, MARsHAIATowN IOWA: AUGUST 49, 1916
Mrs. j. M. Hire. Of Union. was In the
city Thursday. sfo+

Mrs. ]. NJ Hire, OF Union. was In the
city Thursday. a9o5
Wanted-Three hundred bales straw
for bedding, WIN. Clark.
Catherine and Clarence Lands went
Thursday evening to Eldora to visit
friends over Sunday
Saturday will be the last day for
you to get your initial (any style)
free in our art department. f. R
Lay.
We remove superhuous hair, warts
and moles. This work Is done or
Thursdays and Fridays only. Phone
your appointments to 1541 Hygienie
| Beauty Parlor.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Shirk and daughter
Viola, of Linn Grove, arrived in the city
Thursday evening to visit here with
the formers sister law. Mrs. Rod
ney C. Wells, and family.
We received this morning another
shipment of the very latest designs
in fancy silks worth UP to So per
yard, and offer them at $1.4S. Select
now from our Immense assortment. E.
r. Lay.
A bankrupt stock Of jewelry has been
brought to this city and will be sold
at auction, starting tomorrow, at the
Jewelry Sales & Piano Company store
corner Of Main street and First avenue
Advertisement.
Mrs. F. r. Bnsminger, Of Gilman, was
in the city Thursday. Her sister. Mrs
Fl. A. Beedle and daughter. of Kansas
City, who has been visiting here with
another daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Thomas,
returned to Gilman with Mrs. Ensmin-
ger Thursday evening.
In honor Of Miss Ruth Miller Of near
Ferguson, Mrs. Howard A. Miller en-
tertained twelve friends Thursday al
ternoon at kensington at her home
10 North Fifth street. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent with fancy work
and visiting and refreshments were
served by the hostess who was assisted
by her sister, Miss Helen Andrews.
The Cohan Review of 1916 Is an
overwhelming hit at the Aston Theater.
New York, but RUDE Bernsteins new
''Follies of Pleasure" which comes to
the Odeon Tuesday is said to outshine
any New York review that has been
presented in recent years. This sea-
sons "Folliea' comprises a new book.
new costumes and big chorus OF
Broadway beauties. Odeon.
Complimentary to Miss Ethel Spring
er and Miss Neva Lackey who leave
soon for Olivette, Ill.,, where they VII
attend the Nazarene College, forty
members of the Pentecostal Church OF
the Nazarene gave miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Mary Springer, 40S South Fifth
street A very enjoyable evening was
spent with a program of readings b!
Mrs. J. n. Southwick and Mrs. William
Levi. the reading of a prophecy about
the girls by Miss Sadie Levi and songs
by Mr. and Mrs F.sF. Horne and Miss
Fern Levi and Mr.. Horne Refresh
ments were served by: the committee
in charge. 'H.T'
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the latter's mother. Mrs. Gard. startet
this week by, automobile for = long trti
thru Illinois and Indiana. where ths1
will visit relatives. They viii Be goni
about month.
MISS Jennie Schumann 10 visiting y
Richmond, Ind.
LIN. Kinsey went TO Chicago Tues
day on business.
Threshing Is nearly done In thi
neighborhood. While some fields havi
yielded well. great many are beioN
expectations and in some cases hardly
pay the cost OF raising the crop.
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Tuesday for Clyde. ". D.. to look after
the harvesting AT his farm.
Mrs. Julia Stevens returned Tuesday
evening from Ames where che has beer
visiting relatives.
II. n. Hildreth spent few days at
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wignall are
the parents Of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Mead are the
parents of a daughter
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wanted--Three hundred bales straw
for bedding, W..M. Clark.
II you wish to get rid Of that tan
try our face bleaches. Hygienic Beauty
Parlor.
Mesdames T. ]. Myers and Cyrus
Small of Liscomb, were visitors in the
city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry stoddart arrived
home today from a fishing and outing
trip at Walker, MINI.
Miss Leona Ward returned Wednes-
Gay from Centerville where she has
been spending the summer.
Mrs. r. L. Walton, Of Des Mones,
who has been visiting with her uncle,
James Carmody. went Thursday even
ing to Albion to visit Mrs. Sam Bur-
roughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Simpson and
daughter, Marcelle, of Los Angeles
CAL, arrived in the city Thursday for an
extended visit at the M. Hogan home,
4O1 West State street.
Bethel Grove church gives a special
invitation to all lovers Of good music
to be present Sunday evening as the
Book Of Ruth" will be presented in
cantata form. Committee.
We place on sale tomorrow twenty
pieces of fine all wool dress goods at
the low price of 40 cents jer yard.
This price will be withdrawn after
business hours tomorrow. e. r. Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Marsh, of New
Sharon, and Mrs. c. H. Douglas, of Os-
kaloosa, who have been at Clear Lake
with Mrs. F. N. Anderson, of this city.
were in the city Thursday visiting with
Mrs. Anderson while on their way
home
The ice cream social given by the
Royal Neighbors Thursday evening on
the lawn at the home of Mrs. j. j..
Dieken. II East Church street, was
quite success. 1t was given for the
benefit of the aid society and the ladies'
made about $40.
Forty members of the aid society of
the Elm Lutheran church were in at
tendance at the regular meeting of the
society held Thursday afternoon at the
church. Following the transaction Of
business a social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served by the hos
tess, Mrs. J. P. Esperson. who was as
sisted by Mrs. Edward White and
daughter Edna, and Mrs C. E. Elliott.
The meeting Of the Methodist Ladies'
Aid Society, which was held Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors, prov ell
a very interesting one. After the bust
ness meeting a program was given
which consisted of readings by Mrs.
Reva Sparks Bechtel Miss Lucille
Rubee, and Miss Martha Rinden, and
songs by Miss Katherine Lands who
was accompanied by Miss Margaret
Wardman. At the close of the after
noon refreshments were served by the
hostesses Mesdames W. r. Rubee, G.
w. Lampman, r. B. Silence, T. c. Blue
and H. F. kimball.