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EAST BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Oswald Wilkins was delightful hostess of Thursday afternoon, when she entertained at her home in compliment to her house guests. Mrs. Tilden Baxter of Dencer and Mrs. Harry Grammon of Colorado Springs Vases of Easter lilies and purple lilacs graced the tables. where auction was played. In the music room several musical selections were rendered by Miss Olivia Wilkins and Miss Susie Lee Perry Mrs. Lee Perry was awarded the prize, a pretty table cover, the hand work of the hostess. for the highest score, and Miss Ozell Green was given the consolation a crochet cap. Mrs. Bax- ter and Mrs Grammon were each pre- sented with souvenir booklets of Birming- ham views A number of guests dropped in for o'clock tea, and to chat while with the charming guests.
 Mrs. Baxter Mrs. Grammon, Mrs. Lee Perry and Mrs. Wilkins will leave Mon- day for Charlotte, Spartanburg and Greenville, s. C., where they will visit relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. J l.. Borough and Mrs
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WYEAM

Mrs, Marvin Walker was hostess Fri day afternoon to the Mothers Circle After a short business session an in- teresting programme was given. Those taking part in the programme were: Mrs. B. S. Sloan, Mrs. Ed Cross, Mrs William Nordan. Mrs. Walter Hiam and Mrs. Walker. The new officers re- gently elected for the circle are: Mrs. F. W. Mcdonald, president; Mrs. J. c. Mason, vice president; Mrs. H. A. Ri viere, secretary and treasurer.
 Mrs. Samuel Sevier entertained the St. Anthony's Altar society Tuesday at her home on Fifth avenue. Following the business hour social hour was enjoyed Miss Josephine Sevier assist ed her mother in serving an ice course to the following guests: Mrs. James Mallocll, Mrs. F. A. Orth, Mrs. J. C.. Lamont, Mrs. w. A. Porter, Mrs. liar ry Suggart, Mrs. James Brumbach, Mrs. R. L. Zeigler, Mrs. Harry Dabney. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. c. Lamont on Avenue E, Ensley.
 Master Marvin Ambrose Walker was a delightful little host when he enter tained number of his little friends at an ''egg hunt" at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Marvin Walker. Pink and white were the colors beau- tifully carried out in the punch and candies served. Jewel Sawyer won the prize for finding the largest number of eggs. Miss Waldine Mason and Miss Maggie Conley assisted Mrs. Walker in entertaining the little folks. Those en- toying this happy occasion were: Jewel Sawyer. Dolly Sawyer, Elizabeth Reid, Anna Belle Hiam, Mildred Parshons, Fred Parsons. Elinor Rowell, Dora Russell, Janette Bethel, Arthur Dav- enport, Migujohn Biviere, Evelyn Hall Page.
 Mrs. E. Hag1er invited the members of her class for social hour at her home Tuesday evening. Music and games were enjoyed and later refresh ments served. Those present were: Miss Annie Brown, Miss Marion Brown. Miss Martha Liddell, Miss Isabel Lid dell, Miss Christina McCrorie, Miss An nie Kirkwood. Miss Emma Lowery, Miss Marion Johnson, Miss Jamie Will liamson, Miss Harry McCrorie, Mrs. Matthew Marshall, Mrs. Hugh Gilmore, Mrs. James Nelson.
 Mrs. Thomas Logan was hostess at dinner party Wednesday compli- menting her house guest Mrs. J. J. Howell of Georgia. Those invited were MT. and Mrs. John Guthrie Mrs Dillon Gibson, Mrs. John Gibson, Mrs. Burton Howell.
 very enjoyable social affair of the week was Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Sam Wallace, where d number of the young people gave Miss sic and games were enjoyed until a late hour. Delightful refreshments were served to about 35 guests.
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BLACK AND WHITE BALL AT TALLADEGA

The Black and White ball given Tues day evening at the Elks hall under the auspices of the St. Catherine's Guild of St. Peters church was social and ar- tlstic success from every standpoint.
 The black and white decorations of the ballroom, with touch of red were most attractive and when the hundred or more couples had assembled upon the floor a beautiful scene resulted. The grand march was led by Mir. and Mrs. T. P. Williams. There were number of pretty figures and the several favors were beau tiful and artistic.
 Chief interest centered in the selection of the queen, who was determined by a popular vote that had been in progress for several days, and when it was an- nounced that Miss Lottie Slaughter had been selected there was hearty applause
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PRATT CITY

Miss Erie Phillips entertained the Leap Year club at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Phillips Graceful Easter lilies adorned the spa cious apartments. where four tables were arranged for the usual club game. After a series of interesting games tempting salad and ice course was passed to the following club mem bers: Miss M. l.. Wood Miss E. Shores, Miss l.. A. Poole, Miss c. A. McPher- son. MT. Leroy Claxton, Mir. Wayne Waggoner, MT. Grady McDaniel, MT. Henry Smith; visitors, Miss N. Craw- ford, Miss z. D. Stiles Mir. Oscar Phil lips and MT. Carf Huffman.
 Mrs. S, L. Batey was hostess to- the Thursday Afternoon Crochet club and few additional friends at her home on Highland avenue. She was assist ed in serving a delightful ice course by her daughter, Mrs. Charles D. Con- stock.
 Mrs. J. B. Stagg entertained a CO., terie of friends at a spend e-day party Thursday at her home on First street. Place cards bore the following names: MT. and Mrs. w. H. Barnon, Mrs. Murphy Lee. Mrs. J. T. Rogers Miss Maggie Debardeleben and Miss Annie Debardeleben.
 The Needlecrofters met this week with Mrs. J. B. Ward. A very pleasant afternoon was spent in crocheting Dainty ices were served the club mem- bers.
 Mrs. J. c. Almon was hostess to the members of the Bon Ami club and their husbands Friday evening" Rich mond roses combined with ferns, were effectively used in the living room and parlor. where the tables were ar ranged for playing five hundred, at the close of which fnmntinc~ ments were passed.
 The Leap Year club will meet with Miss Ethel Shores May T.
 Friday evening at the Berean hall an time Spelling bee" will be given by the East Highland circle of the w. M. U. Small admission will be charged
 Mrs. D. O. Sanders is ill at her home on Maple street.
 Miss Birdie Thomas. who has been visiting Mrs. William Jenkins, has re- turned to her home in Johnstown, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Ellis, formerly or this city but now of Gadsden. are guests of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Ellis, on Fifth street.
 Miss Lora Poole is spending tba Week-end with Miss Gable Granger at Ketona N'
 Miss Esther Smith. who has been spending sometime here with relatives mas returned to her home in Dechard Tenn. N'
 Miss Irene Hughes is the guest of ,ler aunt Mrs. A. E. Brown, in At
 Mrs. M. l.. Levitt has as her guasts Mrs. Hugh Levitt and two children of Tuscaloosa. oA
 Miss Bessie Blackwell of Cardiff is speholng the weekend with relatives here.
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rose colored lunch cloth. Refreshments
 and hints empha sized the same color | scheme
 Mrs. A. D. Smith was a charming hos
 tess on Tuesday evening in compliment to
 the young men of the Psi Delta fraternity
 of Howard college. Pink and white roses
 were used in the decorations. Receiving | in the hall were Mrs. A. D. Smith and | Mrs. L. A. Keene. Others assisting the hostess were Mrs. P. H. Smith, Mrs. T. | E. Huey and Mrs. Amelia Embry. Cof- l fee was poured by Mrs. F. H. Smith and I plates were served to 50 guests.
 l At the home of Rev. and Mrs. $. G. McCluney on Thursday afternoon Miss l Eva c. DeGroat and MT. Caud T. Taylor were united in marriage, the Rev S. G. 1 McCluney officiating. The young couple left for short wedding journey, after which they will be at home on Eighty l third street
 The beautiful Tom Thumb wedding pre- | sented by the Children's chapter of the l Confectionery, on Friday evening at the city hall, was given under the direction of Mrs. F. E. Belsher and was declared one of the loveliest scenes ever enacted. The cast of characters follows: Minister, William Ernest Prescott bride, little
 Thursda Hamilton; groom, Judson Carl isle; best man, Woodson Burchfiel; brides father, Guy Tomlinson; matron of honor, Clara Lee; maid of honor, Golden Reese; bridesmaids, Annie May Vines,
 Edith Ansley, John Senn, Elizabeth Senn,
 Evelyn Wood, Evale Summers Sarah
 Bernhard and Evelyn Vines; cousins in charge of the nuptial music. Ruth Hibbs
 and Freddie Burns; old maid aunts, AL
 lene Wilder and Pauline Bates ushers, Joe Brancroft and Cyril Bayless. White lilies were carried by all the at- tendants while the brides bouquet was of roses and lilies. Before and after the ceremony the music was in charge of Miss Evelyn Heine, who also gave several violin numbers.
 The Shakespeare club met on Thursday morning at Howard college and presented
 tereentenary programme. Those talk ing parts were the president, Mrs. J. M-
 Minter, pr. H. H. Eibbs, Mrs. N A. Bar rett and Dr. J. M. Shelburne.
 The April shower section of Mission society of the Methodist church were hos tesses on Monday afternoon to the entire society. An interesting programme was presented by the following: Miss Kath- Teen Meadow Mrs. Little. Mrs. W. H.
 Jeffries and Mrs. R. H. Archibald, with
 readings by Mrs Park Burnham and an
 original poem by Mrs. R. J.. Wheeler. A
 soc1al hour followed.
 The Happy Hour club held an interest
 ing meeting on Thursday afternoon with
 Mrs A. N. McDonough. Tempting re-
 treatments were served to all present.
 The Woman's Missionary union of the
 Baptist church held their annual meet
 ing during the past week and elected the
 following officers: President, Mrs. Stump ter Lea, Jr.; vice president, Mrs. A. H.
 Darden; secretary, Mrs E. M. Franks
 treasurer, Mrs. T. D. Moor. The pro-
 gramme for the afternoon was by Mrs
 H. IT. Hibbs, Mrs N. A. Barrett, Mrs.
 J. T. Bancroft, Mrs. W. T. Brewer and Mrs J. W. Beasley. with music by Miss
 Rosa Bancroft and Mrs. A. H. Darden
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The queen, radiant in royal robes was escorted to her throne by MT. T. P. Will Hams, where she ruled her willing sub- Jects with grace and dignity. The lovely little Miss Gertrude Michael preceded the queen to the throne, carrying the crown on a cushion, where MT. Williams crowned Miss Slaughter queen of the ball.''
 The dance continued until late hour end was indeed most enjoyable affair. The evenings pleasure was increased by the presence of many attractive visitors, young men and women, among whom were MT. and Mrs. Henry Edmondson, Miss Augusta Cobbs, Miss Mildred John ston and Miss Leila Darlington of An niston, MT. Frank Darlington, MT. Chic Hannon, MT. Edwin Darden, MT. Bert Clifford, MT. c. c. Moore, MT. l.. c. Wat son, Miss Alma Quinn, Mr. Gus Eichel- berger, MT. Donahoo, MT. Leslie Ed wards, Miss Hattie Glover of Anniston, Miss Mary Alice Brown of Gadsden, Miss Amelia, Miss Kate and Miss Avery Caldwell of Jacksonville, with Miss Lottie Slaughter; Mrs. Sidney Riddle and Mrs. Kline Bagwell from Gadsden, Mrs Pol hill, Miss Ala Polhill, MT. Ernest West and MT. Charles Bondurant from Jack sonville, MT. Percy Pitts and MT. Will Lenghhore of olulpbiana, and MT. T. H. Binford from Aberdeen. Miss, with MT. Raymond Cox. Miss Jane Prugh from Pittsburg. From Lincoln. MT. Tom Brooks and MT. Morgan Moore. From Pell City. MT. and Mrs. Blair Jones, Miss Lois Rennie, Miss Jones, Miss Les sic Reynolds; Miss Anderson from At lanta, Mrs. Howard l.. Smith of Tusca- loosa, Mrs. Almuth Vandiver of New York; Mrs. Reeves Vandiver of Norfolk Va, Miss Minnie Dryer, MT Tarlton, MT. Lamar Alridge from Birmingham, Mr. Stevenson, Miss Lesree Burns of Bir- mingham, Edward Argo and Edward Wren from Auburn.
 The Talladega boys and girls were Miss Lo.tis Slaughter, Miss Mabel Hubbard Miss Grace Riddle. Miss Bertha Hicks, Miss Katharine Chambers, Miss Kath- arine Venable, Miss Rebecca Micl1le, Miss Adele Goldberg, Miss Addie Franks, Miss VirgiHia Rogers, Miss Cleo Weldon, Miss Laura Riddle Miss Marie Simms, Miss Maude Edwards, Miss Helen Houppert, Miss Minnie Coker Miss Annie Laura Stringer, Miss Dorothy Graves, Miss Maude Chambers, and Miss Martha Ar go; MT. Frank Hubbard, Mr. Raymond Cox, MT. Oscar Michael, Mir Tom McEl- derry. MT. Billy Graham, MT. J. J. War ren, MT. Aaron Garret, MT. Dan Bullard MT. Arthur Baker. MT. Sam Williams Mir. Hugh McEldsrry, Mir Marvin Me Ribbon, MT Harold Vance, MT. Robert Jenison, MT. Henry Hammond. MT Phil
 lip Stringer, MT. Willie Rozelle, Mir. Cur tis Matson. Mr. T. S. Plowman, Jr., Mr. John Rozelle, MT. Cathcart Mir. Ed Hodge, MT. Magness Argo.
 Chaperons: Mir. and Mrs. Rob Hicks, MT and Mrs. T. D. Boynton Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Bair, Mir. and Mrs Tom Will Hams, Dr. and Mrs. Merrill, Dr. and Mrs. Warwick, pr. and Mrs. Slaughter Judge
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WATCH YOUR STEP DANCE !"
 AT NEWSPAPER GLIB

The l.. c, club will entertain Wednes- day evening at Watch Your Step Dance at the Newspaper club.
 Miss Mary Mansfield is chairman of the committee and the chaperones will be MT. and Mrs. A E. Wickham, MT. and Mrs. Harry Roll, and MT. and Mrs w. c. Barrett. Those receiving will be Miss Mary Hurley, Miss Kathleen Craw- ford, Miss Nell Divine, Miss Mary ODon- nell, Miss Mary Dinan and Mrs. Edward Wilson. Those on the floor committee are Judge Oscar R. Hundley, MT. James Vance and Dr. Glenn Wood.
 Preceding the dance there will be card party at the club given by the Catholic Ladies of Woodlawn and 500 euchre heart dice and forty-two will be played. Mrs. Jack <rahnbuhl, Mrs. Harry Roll and Mrs. Ernest La Point are in charge of the card party.
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MISS PORTER ENIEF'FAINS
 SATURDAY BRIDGE CLUB

The Saturday Morning Auction club was delightfully."- entertained by Miss Mar garet Porter at the home of Mrs. Albert Finch. The parlors were decorated with roses and ferns. After the games de- licious salad course was served, and the club prize awarded to Miss Fay Murphy, tho guest prize to Miss Lily Nina Hol- man.
 The following club members and visitors were present: Misses Eva Mae Jones. Lily Nina Holman, Pearl Butler, Annie Mae Zimmerman, Fay Murphy, Kate Roark, Pauline Motlow. Hattie West, Maude Silliman, Maude Kahle; Mesdames Carl Coher, Albert Finch and the hos tess, Miss Margaret Porter
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aisplsyed, among them being a hand Iome silver tray, a gift from the groom's g parents.
 The bride was lovely in blue travel ins suit and wore a corsase of sweet peas and roses
 Punch was served by Mrs. T. H. liar grove and Mrs. l.. O. Wallis and Mrs. B. Smith served an ice course.
 MT. and Mrs. Barnes left for we'd ding trip to the cities on the Great Lakes and will later be at home to their friends n Tuscaloosa.
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MIR. AND MRS. MABEN HOSTS AT DINNER PARTY

In Compliment to Mss susan BroWn Foster of Union Springs the attractive guest of Mrs. Sterling Foster, MT. and Mrs. J. Campbell Maben, entertained at dinner last evening at the Country club.
 Those included in this delightful hos pitality were Miss Susan Brown Foster. Miss Lettie Woods, Miss Mary Munger, MT. Alex Dearborn, Mir Robert Bad ham, MT. Phifer Smith, Mir. Sorsby lem ison and MT. and Mrs. Maben.
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EAST LAKE

The Shakespearean reception given by Mrs. J. M. Dill on Tuesday afternoon at her home was most attractive. The rose shade and green were beautifully blended in the decorations of the entire lower floor and was also seen in the refresh ments. The guests were welcomed at the door by Mrs. J. M. Dill, Jr.. and Mrs. J. M. Minter. Punch was served by Mrs
 Donald Mcdonald and all the Shake spearean members were asked to receive
 The beautiful tercentenary cake centered the dining table over a point lace and
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and Mrs. Wellington vandiver, Mir and Mrs. James Hicks, Mir. and Mrs. Hugh McElderry, Judge and Mrs. M. N. Man. ming, MT. and Mrs. D. H. Riddle, Mir. and Mrs Jim Sawyer, MT. and Mrs. Carl Michael MT. and Mrs. w. z. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Argo, MT. and Mrs. O'Hara, MT. and Mrs. Harden, MT. and Mrs. George Kyser, MT. and Mrs. Chap man. MT. and Mrs Tom Williams MT and Mrs. Clark McAlpine, MT. and Mrs. T. P. Lane, MT. and Mrs. Arnold Gay. MT and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. George Cham bers, Mrs. T. F. Rogers Mrs. J. E. Mich ael. Mrs. Labatte of San Antonio and others.
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MIR. GRIGGS' LECTURE
 COURSE HEARD THIS WEEK

Mr. Edward Howard Griggs will begin his series of lectures tomorrow after noon at the High School auditorium, the afternoon series dealing with the "Phlos- opl!y of Education and the evening series with ''The Drama of Protest, dealing with social problems.
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QUEST CLUB ELECTS
 NEW OFFICERS

The following new officers were elected Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John L. Parker who was hostess to the Guest club: President, Mrs. Y. F. Penney; vice president, Mrs. Willard Wilson; secretary, Mrs. Frank Snede- cor; treasurer, Mrs. Frank P. Glass; ortheopist Mrs. S. P. Moore; federation secretary, Mrs. c. c. Heidt; programme committee, Mrs. C. c. Adams Mrs C. C. Heidt, Mrs. Henry Dill, Mrs. William Bettua and Mrs Horace Miller.
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MIR. AND MRS. RUIKSHANK HOSTS AT DINNER PARTY

Mir and Mrs. George Cruikshank will entertain at dinner and Lyric party to- morrow evening in compliment to Mrs. Oscar R. uundley's guests Mrs. Walter Gulley, and Mrs. Shaler Houser of Tus oaloosa, and Miss Carrie Knox of Annis ton.
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of her mother, Mrs w. A. Persing, and her sister, Mrs Charles Worrell.
 Mrs Brooks Burnham is i'll in the Robinson infirmary, where she under went an operation.
 Mrs. c. G. Alley will spend the week. end in Odenville.
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CARD PARTY AT KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL

The Southside Progressive club will en- certain at a card party at the Knights of Columbus hall Tuesday afternoon, May 2. Heart dice, euchre, five hundred and bridge will be played.
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CENTRAL PARK

The Woman's Missionary society was entertained at splendid social at the home of Mrs. E. l.. Mccall last Monday afternoon. The rooms were attractively decorated with spring flowers. Refresh ments were Angel cake and an ice course.
 Many useful articles were presented in
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MRS. PARKINSON HOSTESS FOR MISS SPARROW

Mrs. w. D. Parkinson will entertain at theatre pdrty on Thursday evening at the Lyric in compliment to Miss Rose Sparrow, a bride-elect.
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MRS. ADAMS HOSTESS
 AT LUNCHEON PARTY

Mrs. Arthur Adams will entrtain at luncheon Tuesday in compliment to her house guest, Mrs. Jeff Gray of Rockdale, Tenn
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WHITFIELD-ROBBETT
 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Lytte w. Bobbett announces the marriage of her daughter, Hazel, to MT. Newton R. Whitfield.
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a sort of shower for tho bazar that will be put on, soon. At the business meeting, arrangements were made and committee appointed to carry out the former plans for box supper and pie social at the Methodist church building Friday evening. This social was put on Friday evening with large attendance of the membership and visitors
 Miss Elizabeth Mitchells teacher of tho third grade in the local school. took her grade to Bessemer. and gave them an exciting egg hunt for their Easter recrs-
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Harsh h-FOster

Harsh-Foster  William wedding Tuesday un Cobb-Kennedy 
  S. Mitchel-Tyler  t MT. t Snow -Whatley
 
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Miss Carrie Leland has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leland
 Mrs. Julian Parke of Selma will spend this week with Mrs. Alexander London on Highland avenue
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Snow -Whatley

MT. and Mrs. T. J. Whatley of Opelika annou daughter, Mary to Mr. Douglas Snow of Montg place early in June.
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Mrs. John Stone Hoslxins has returned from Florence, where she has been visit ing relatives.
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MltcheII-IyIer
 MI. and A. s. Tyler engagement of Miriam, William Claude Mitchell, wedding
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the their William wedding
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The Holly chieftain., 1916-11-24
4 WISE PHILOSOPHER

No business man in any town
should allow newspaper publish
ed in his town to be prined with
out his name and business men
toned somewhere in its columns.
This applies to all kinds Of bust
ness, geneal stores, dry goods. gro
GERS. furniture dealers, professional
men and in fact all classes of bust
ness men. This does not mean
that you should have whole or
halt or even a quarter of a page
in every issue OF the paper, but
your name and business should be
mentioned, If you do not use more
than a two-line space. A stranger
picking up newspaper should be
able to tell just what business is
represented in town by looking
at the business lineup in the news
paper.-Printer's Ink.
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OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN

Legal papers properly executed
J. P. Linville,.notary public.
Sign Of the Paddock, 42 feet high.
New Hardware.
Suits, fifteen dollars, all wool, at
Dix0n's..
Thanksgiving win soon be here,
and we have a limited number Of
nice fruit cakes one year old. They
are going every day. Get your order
in before they are all gone. Mosier's
Bakery. 1.
We have just received carload
of choice box apples, consisting of
Winesap, Jonathan, Ben Davis
and New York Imperials, must be
sold at once. They are the very.
best stock and only need to be
looked at to make you purchas-
er. Prices are. right, too. Roy
Chinn's Grocery.
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pc for Turkeys

WE WILL PAY YoU CASH nc
Per lb. delivered Denver on No. /
Dry Picked Turkeys, head and feet
on preferred. and 1sc per lb. on No.
! live turkeys delivered Denver.
Also want your chickens, ducks
and geese.
Ths prouflY;t. nrrn.hv cn,, r.
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ArrsNxIoN

would you like to win $25 in
hard cash? Then write story,
telling why taxes are 30 high in
Prowers county. There's reason"
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Surprise Party

HonOring Mrs. M. A. Broemser. q
number of the ladies of the Civic
club, headed by Mrs. John Duncan.
gave this estimable lady pleasant
surprise last Monday afternoon at
the Duncan home. which proved
to be q most enjoyable affair.
Choice refreshments were served.
and the afternoon passed pleas.
antly. Among those present were:
Mesdames w. S. Partridge, F. d.
Allen. J. H Heinrikson, L M. Appel.
John Duncan, w. X. Wright, j. G.
Davis, ]. w. Wilkin, R D. Wilson
and H. E. LaGue.
Owing to the. various interests
held by Frank Gretchen in other 10.
calities. which require large nor.
.tion of his time, J. G. Davis has
been made manager of the Cretcb.
er Lumber Co., and in the mean.
time G. A. Pinkham is in charge
OF the Holly-Towner mail route.
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STANDARD
ALFALFA PRODUCTS 90.

F. w. Carringer, Pres't.
]. G. Heiner3ks0n, Sec'y q Gen. M'gr.
A. NJ. Dicks, Treas. 3 Selling Agent.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-05
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS BY CITY COUNCIL FOR GRADING
 PART OF FIFTH AVENUE.

Bids are called for for the grading of Fifth avenue, in the town of Sew ard, Alaska, between the North mar gin of Adams Street and the South margin of Jefferson Street, said grad ing to be done in accordance with the established grade of said street, under the supervision of the city engineer, owners of abutting lots shall have the right to as much surplus dirt, dump ed on adjoining lots as they may re- quire, without extra charge, except that the leveling of said dirt shall be done by the owner of the lot request ing the dirt dumped thereon. Said work to be complete within thirty days after contract as awarded, a bond as provided by ordinance will be required. All bids must be filed with the Municipal Clerk on or before eight o'clock P. M., Sitka time, October 9th, 1916.
 By order of the common council.
 O. H. POEHLMANN, lO-3-Gt. Municipal Clerk.