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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
THANKSGIVING Service.

The annual Thanksgiving service
wae held at the First Prcsbyterian
church on Thursday morning at 10: 80.
Music was furnished by q male quar-
tette with Mrs. c. c. Bowles at the
piano The service was conducted by
Rev. y. y. Record. the scripture was
read By Rev. Rowe. and the sermon OF
the morning was preached by Rev. G.
c. Davss OF the Baptist church from ths
text Olive thanks always" The SER
mon vas vary beautiful and very hsip-
fu' Tho Offering. amounting to tt1.oc
was for the Armenian Relief Fund.
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Returned To southern Home.

!. A. Prichard Of Buchanan was here
today To- say goodbye 20 the doctors
sister. Ms. Geu. w. Chapman who was
leaving for her home In Tupeio Miss.
after brief visit with relatives IN this
section Mrs. chapman'a husband DR.
Geo. w. Chapman 10 the owner and
president OF the Tupeio Military Instl.
tute. Tupsio. Miss and one az the most
noted educsters 81 the South.
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von,rabIe ola Gentleman on

Mrs, Tony coffes went TO Horse
Branch yesterday 20 virlt Mr. Thomas
Rlne. aged SIS years who IL critically
III at the homo OF his daughter, Mrs
Moses Hunt His trouble IL Rrights
disease and he IL not expected 20 1.-Two
lie 10 the father OF Mrs. Vint Beam
OF Clyfrasido.
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Mrs. Chester Brown of Cincinnati u
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Call.
Lieut.. Fred Neiicirk 10 the guest OF
HE parents here this week He has
been stationed .. ~. Myer, Va. for
some time.
MIRA FtNrk Haynes went to Hunt.
inston Monday. returning wednesday
Deputy Sheriff A. u. Hatfield el
Pond creek was hero Tuesday.
Mes Elizabeth Dawes Was Thanks
giving guest et Miss Elizabeth Sow
aFds.
Rev. q. nussen Crawford has 70.
prned from Dawson Springs. KY.
Mia Carrie jackson went homo u
Unborn City Tor Thanksgiving with
hei parents.
Seaton Bigga spent Thaaksgfvina
with friends at EiiChorn City.
John Hanover In spending n few days
furiough with his parents. Mi and
Mira Roscoe vanovcr iIe IL one Of
thes sons sent By this patriotic fam
~ int. Amy service all having en-.
listed.
Misses Alice Johnson and MaybellS
Thompson were Thanksgiving house
guess of Mrs. ", II. Layne Of Pres
tonsburg.
AIR. Percy Hamlet OF Erlanger. Ky
spenr Thanksgiving here. the guest o:
his sister. Miss Anna Hamlet
Miss Anna Hamlet and Mr. Percy
ifanlett were guests for Thanksgiv'Lk
dirnsr OF Mr.. and Mira Joe Tyler.
Miss Hester Newbcrry spent her va
cation over Thanksgiving with hoi
homo folks IN Incz.
Mira KenLsth Dove OF Lorton, Va
returned homo Sunday after spending
| two weeks with hs= sister. Mrs NJ. &,
Campbell Mrs. Campbell HIS b ei
quite III for severSI days. but is non
much improved
Mr.. @. ". Gillette ~ Ienkt.s. Mr.
e. A. Warden of E'Sewater aud Nj
VI. s. Adkins Of Yeager were sosne Of
the prominent coal men here last Fri.
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson ant
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman have re
/ turned from two weeks trip. on whici
they visited Mr.. Orville Coleman a
Bowling Green, and they also visited
Camp Taylor.
Mrs Clarence Policy OF Regina wa
a visitor here this week. ~
II
Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Nv. +. Bevins.
Frank A. Connolly spent the week
lend with relatives In Louisa last weeb
Mr. c. VI. Whit OF Williamson wa
a business visitor here Monday.
Walter Phlegar OF Jenkins was her,
Monday.
ia. Palmer of Huntington was her,
Monday.
Miss Gursie Preston OF Graves Shoa
is the quest Of Miss Alma Matney thi
week
Miss Ethel Ruth Francis was CUES
OF Miss Elizabeth Purves at the Der
rianna over night Saturday.
Carl Young has returned from Gin
cinnsti where he has completed I
course in Miss Campbell's Business
College.
w F. Els OF Ashland is here hav
ing come TO attend the funeral of Mr.
]. +. Powers
A number OF people from here at
tended the Thanksgiving dance a
Jenkins Friday night
The friends Of Mrs. Ed Brooks will
be glad TO learn that she u much oct
ter, and the threatened attack Nof ~
phoi' has been averted.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Gould OF Yeags
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
H. II. Porter.
Earl Heffner OF Wolf Pit was bug
mess visitor here last week.
T. II. Hartman went to Ashland OF
business Monday.
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PrestonsburgHen1s
Court convenes.

Special term OF Floyd circuit court
convened here Monday for the purpose
Of trying three murder cases. the Coyer
case for the murder of Lula Vyers; an
Italian for the murder of Mr.. Brown.
at Wayland. The negro known IS big
Boy for the murder Of another negro
at Garrett. XIV The Coyer case was
continued until next Tuesday. The
trial of the negro big Boy" is now in
progress.
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Morrow 10 speak H.r..

Edwin r. Morrow will be here Sat
urday and make q patriotic speech at
the court house at one o'clock y. M.
This promises to be very irterestirg
speech and win probably be heard by
a large audience
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Mr. Harvey Preeoe, County Attorney
OF Martin-co., KY, has received 4 First
I.,eu,enant Commission at Fort Benja-
min training camp and has been as
signrd to the Aviation Corps, in San
Antonio, Texas.
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Personala.

Mr.. and mrs. y. 8. GAlyer sntar-
tained az q Thanksgiving dinner Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Mordeoia and daugh-
ter Margaret Elizabeth, I'd Wsiiman.
Mrs. VIII Rempeie and Reed and Nor
man Remmeie and Mrs. George Bur.
gess all OF Louisa.
James Akers Of Camp sherman. Ohio
came over and spert Thanksgiving az
the home Of hts .ncle W. n. Akers.
Mrs. Arch Grant has gone 20 Tens
nesace. whore the family expects 10.
make their home.
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o. c MCGOWAN Leaves For Colorado.
Mr. MCGOWAN has sold his property
to Mr.. Harvey Howard on Court-st.
and will leave for Colorado ter his
health In two weeks
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Leases The Richmond Coal Lander
DR. G.. w Evans has leased the prop
erty OF Isaac and DR.. w. w. Richmond
above town and will install very ex-
tensive coal operation Coal will De
haJled TO the west side OF the river
and loaded at the Colonial tipple.
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Catlettsburg Items
TrIaI Ended.

The trial OF J NJ. York ". airs. a.
Minis claim for commission on sale OF
a building, ended Wednesday the Jury
bringing IN "A Verdict In favor OF IRE
defendant Mrs. Minis.
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said that HI. condition is serious.
Wheeler BERGER .

Wheeler Berger.
Miss Madeline Wheeler and Mr.
Sterling Berger. both Of Catlettsburg
surprised their friends by being united
in marriage last Monday. Tho bride is
the daughter Of Attorney c. b. Wheel
er Post.
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Called On Friends.
bright and manly

WIN Pinson, IT.. bright and manly
son n Mr. and Mrs, George Pinaon o.
Pil;evilie. called on friends here last AZ
ternoon Willie returning home nom
Akron. Ohio. 20 speId a few days with
home folks
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M.thod;st Aid

Methodist Aid
The Ladies Aid of the M. f. Church
South met with Mrs. Thor. Wilkinson
Wednesday evening with large a.
tendance. After the business session,
delicious refreshments were served.
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Dick saImons Dies.

Dick Salmons, who was shot by Gar
field Wright, City Marshal at Beaver
creeK died Tuesday morning. Wright,
who was shot by Salmons, is still in Il
critical condition.
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Ex- Sheriff r. r. Martin Dead.

F. F.. Martin. ex-Sheriff and iromi-
nent farmer, died Thursday after a
lingering illness of about two years.
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Fine Sermon.

Rev. Isaiah Cline preached the
Thanksgiving sermon at the unicn ser
vice in the NJ. II. Church South Thurs
day evening and HIS theme. Thanks
giving" was mort ably handled and
was much enjoyed by tho large au-
dience present
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Bazaar Held BY Baptist Ladies' Aid.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
held their Bazaar Wednesday Of LAST
week in the Sunday school rooms Of
the church and realized from the sales
the sum of s65.
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proved at the present.

proved at the present.
Prof. Harlowe Buys Property.
Prof A. c. Harlow purchased TIE
property OF F. p. Howard on Main-st
where Towards barber shop is now To-
Gated. Price said to be $500.
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Reoeivina conaratuIatIons

Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Salisbury are re-
ceiving congratulations OF their manv
friends over the arrival Of twelve
pound boy.
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Ja;ler J. c. M,rtin III.

JOEL C. Martin, our popular jailcr,
who has been seriously i'll, is much inn
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PaintsuiNe Items
Guests of Parents .

Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Carter of Way
land are here this week the guests of
Mr.. Carter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. B. Carter,
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nack Erom Lexinqton .

Mrs. Flora Virginia Dare has RETURN
ed from Lexington, where he has boon
visiting friends.
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Child seriously III

Child SERIOUSLY TT n ~
Master Charles Perry, SON OF Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. c. Perry of this city. is
confined to his room with fever, II is
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Cine Those Things That
Are Usetur' Is Hun
tington S Slogan

This Christmas more than ever. gifts will
tend towars -..~---shinR useful" In
giving only gifts which win be Of real
service, Economy is thereby accomplished,
but the GREAT SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
10 not destroyed nor the JOY of giving
withheld A bounteous display Of use
full things is what You will find in Hunt
ingten.
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Rev. ] NJ. Bennett pastor Of the
M. e. Church here. has returned from
Cincinnati where he has been the guest
of relatives.
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Hero Or Business.
Returned Erom cincinnati

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crun .. Va
Lear, were in town on business.
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inez Jtrist Here.

Judge p. p. Hinkle OF Inez is here
this week the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. ]. L. Talbert.
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From Diptheria.

From Diptheria.
Tho 2-year-olc son of Mr.. and Mrs
Cuff Ward died Thursday night OF
diptherla. The little fellow had been
suffering from sore throat for sew
eral days, but his condition was not
considered serious until short time
before his death.
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'-~s,,.s
~
SHOE STORES
Ben Ton Boot shop,
s4s Fourth Avcaue. ~
HeHry shoe Co.. -
uIs Fourth AveHps.
WATERS shoe Co.. ~
sS2 Fourth AveIus. e$
J. Breh. N
$50 Third Avense.
READY TO WEAR
The REESE shop. ~
oil 1hird AvenBe. :.
HARDWARE sTORBs.
Greves-StaFk Co..
S22 FeSrth Ayense.
Huntington Hardware Co..
Corner Third Avenus ana
Ninth street.
G. N. Love a Co..
1o4e Third Ayenus.
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING
Chn?mnn Furniture : Undertak-
s4S Third Avenue.
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Rev. PostlethWaite, although only in
the state since last October, is rap
idly becoming known as one of the
foremost ministers of the Presbyte-
rian denomination in this state.
St. Georges Guild Meeting.
1t was arranged at the meeting
Thursday of st. Georges Guild of st.
Georges Episcopal church, which was
held in the parish house, to accept
orders for the Taylor and company's
fruits, which are hand picked and
home canned. Anyone desiring to or.
der through the guild should call
Mrs. P. G. Remington, president of
the guild, or Mrs. G Il. Dalrymple.
Birthday Party.
In honor of the fourth birthday an
niversary of her daughter, Doris
Claire, Mrs. O. Lundquist entertained
Thursday afternoon at her home in
First street at a prettily appointed
birthday party. The guests included
the honor guests little playmates.
Pink and white were used in the ap'
pointments, and the large birthday
cake was ornamented with pink tap
ers. Little Doris received many gifts.
For Small Daughter.
Mrs. Andrew Miller was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at a prettily ap-
pointed childrens party in honor Of
the first birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Eleanore. The guests in
cluded twelve of the neighbor chill
dren and the hours were from 3 tc
5,o'clock. A birthday cake ornament.
ed with one taper. and letters spell
ing the name and age Of little Flea
more featured the. ocasion} She also
received many remembrances.
1t. Page Webs.
Friends of the late Mrs. Alice Mel
son Page of Grand Forks, well known
newspaper woman, will be interested
in the announcement Of the marriage
of her son., 1t. Cyril Dyke Page, and
Miss Lucille Jane Hale of Grand
Forks. Their marriage was an event
of Tuesday, May 8, in that city. Mr..
Page is connected with the Page
Printing company. He is also a men,
Der of the Grand Forks machine gun
company.
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who have been called to meet at the
club rooms this evening follow: -
Fortnightly club, Msr. Robert
Orr; Monday club, Mrs. Frank A.
Lair; Mothers Social club, Mrs. A.
P. iLenhart; Child Conservation club.
Mrs. Bruce E. Jackson; Current
Events club, Mrs John p Frenca;
Suffrage association, Mrs. E. P.
Quain; Civic league, Mrs. Dunn; The
Presbyterian church, Rev. II. C. Pos
tlethwaite; The Episcopal church,
Rev. George E'uzzelle; The Methodist
church, DR.. Hutcheson; The Baptist
church, Rev. Bruce E. Jackson; The
Catholic church, Rev. Father 'Hiltner;
The Swedish lutheran. church, Rev
E.. F. Alison; The German Lutheran
church. Rev. F. C. Proehl; The Nor
wegian Lutheran church, Rev. Svor;
The German Evangelical church, DR..
r.. Strutz;' The : Swedish Baptist
church. Rev. Hirsch; Christian Sci.
ence, Mrs. w. C. Taylor; The P. e.
O. Sisterhood, Mrs. F.. R. Smyth; The
Salvation army, Captain Murphy; The
Thursday, Music club, Mrs. John A.
Graham; The Eastern Star, Mrs M.
4. Moore; Masonic lodge, Theodore
Koffel; The Odd Fellows, no assign
ment; The Knights of Columbus, G.
". Cunningham; The Elks, William
O'Hara; The Nurses association.
Miss Kathryn Naughton: The Knights
Templar, Geo. IT. Russ, Jr.; The Chap
ter (Masonic), DR.. Hugo Mella: The
Knights of tPythias, Arthur J. Arnot:
The Homesteaders, C. W.. Little; The
Burleigh County Bar association,
Judge Burke; The 'Burleigh County
Medical association, DR.. l.. A. Schip-
fer; The Public Schools, Superintend-
ent Martin; The Degree Of Honor,
Mrs. Alfred Zuger; The Old Timers,
E. A. Williams: The Woodmen, I. c.
Davies; Workmen, Bradley Marks;
The W. R. c., Mrs. w. o. Ward; The
Maccabees, no assignment; The Yeo-
men, no assignment; The Royal
Neighbors, Mrs. n. J. Schultz; The
Il. O. p H., Mrs. l.. A. Schipfer; The
City Health Office, DR.. F. B. Strauss;
The County Health office, DR.. f.. R.
Smyth, and The Country club, F. l..
CCnklin,
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Steele was selected for the next
annual presbyterial meeting Of the
WOmen's Home and Foreign Mission
airy societies o. the Presbyterian
church at the annual meeting held
Thursday in the Bismarck Presbyte'
rian church. Mrs. R. H. Myers Of
Bismarck was reelected president,
and Mrs. H. C.rPostlethwaite Of Bis
marck, vice president, to take the
place of Mrs. F. W. Thompson of
Mandan. Mrs. Benjamin Stuart of
Stewartsdale was elected extension
secretary. The other officers were re-
elected. They are: Recording secre,
tary, Mrs. R. H. Boyd; secretary
treasurer, Mrs, Arthur KnudtsOn;
young peoples secretary, Mrs. Arthur
Beggs; literary secretary, Mrs. Carl
King. -
The following committees were
named: Program, with Mrs. Myers
as chairman; resolution, with Mrs.
Robert r. Boyd of Stewartsdale as
chairman: nomination, with Mrs.
Phelps of Steele as chairman. Mrs.
Myers was made chairman of the
committee which will have charge OF
the arrangements for the next meet
ing
The meeting was we'll attended,
delegates coming from Steele, Stew
artsdale, Lark and other points in the
presbytery. The reports given by
the various committees were most
encouraging. Letters from the mis-
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Campfire food sale tomorrow.
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SOCIETY
"Comn1iffee Of 46" win
Meet at Club Rooms Tonigh1

The call for a meeting of the com
mittee of 46" Of the Bismarck provi-
sional Red Cross society, to be held
at the Commercial club rooms at 7:30
O'Clock this evening, was sounded last
night by Secretary Remission, who is
chairman. Notices were mailed to
every member: .
The committee was named week
ago and consists. of a representative
from each organization in the city,
whose duty it is to give the newly
; launched war emergency society all
the publicity possible in the different
orders and to, devise plans and a pro-
gram for carrying out the work.
! Await Arrival Of Charter.
The Bismarck Red Cross organiza-
ton was born a week ago today.
Application for a charter has been
made to the national headquarters.
but owing to the large number Of
applications reaching that body, it
may be some time before the charter
Is received However, this does moi
stop the work of the provisional Or
SoLAotIO1l. dltuOu6u |IuC LdtlOIicl
rules are drastic in this respect, 'bu!
have. been made more elastic by the
officials in order that the work nigh
get under way in the different states.
Every city of any size in North Da
kota is organizing. Valley City, un-
der the direction of President Nc
Farand Of the state normal school,
was about the second city in the
state to elect officers. Dickinson was
the first city to organize a Red Cross
unit. That was nearly two months
ago. Mandan, Bismarck, Fargo,
Grand Forks, Jamestown and other
points followed.
To Select Meeting Nights.
Although the Bismarck organization
is not yet permanent, it is very prob
able that one of the matters to be
definitely agreed upon this evening
will be the fixing of the day for week
ly or monthly meetings. Plans will
also be considered for raising funds
to make the Bismarck society the
most active in the state and as a
model for other organizations. The
members of the committee of 49,"
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hold its regular meeting. Following
the business session cards and dane.
ing will be enjoyed
Girls Sodality Meets.
st. Mary's Girls Sodality met last
evening in st. Mary's school hall and
arranged for the card party which
the girls will give next Monday even.
ing, in the knights of Columbus hall,
instead of Tuesday evening, as was
previously announced. The date was
changed on account of conflicting
entertainment
Auxiliary to Meet.
The ;Woman's Auxiliary to Com
pany A will meet Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the Commercial club
rooms. Considerable business will be
transacted. A committee of the Elks
will meet with the auxiliary to plan
for more extensive work. All the
members are asked to attend.
TO Preach eaccaIaureate.
Rev. III. &C.. Postletfwaite Of the
Presbyterian church has been select
ed to preach the annual 'baccalaureate
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church chapel. The meetings were
most successful and much work was
accomplished.
The three nationally known speak
ers, Mrs. D. B. Wells, Mrs. Silver
thorn and Mrs. Guy Davis, are au-
thorities on the subject Of missions
end gave splendid addresses at each
session. They were equipped with
Cata relative to both the home and
ftleign work as carried on by the
Presbyterian church, and many inter-
esting talks were given explaining
the work.
Mrs. Davis gave the principal talk
at the banquet, telling of her work in
Mexico The information was most
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State Chairman of Red
Cross Work Appointed

Mrs. O.. L. Sateren of Grand Forks
has been appointed by the North Da-
k0ta w. c.. T. u, which had the mat
ter in charge, as state chairman Of
the Red Cross work that will be TAX
en- up by the North Dakota Womens'
Patriotic Emergency committee.
The appointment, of Mrs. Sateren
completes the list of state chairmen
who WIN Supervise the Women's pa
triotic work in the state, the other
two being Mrs. Frank White of Val
ley City, chairman of registration of
the North Dakota women for national
service, and Mrs. Clark Kelley Of
Devils Lake, chairman of the food
conservation work. ! ..t ....;t
To Form Auxiliary.
The women. of the St. Mary's pro-
cathedral will meet with the Knights
of COLUMBUS this evening in their hall
in Fourth street. when an auxiliary
to the KNl3 hts. of Columbus. to be
known IAy4e Daughters of Isabelle,
will beIforiifed. The council will also
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Steele Selected for Next
Meeting of Presbytery

sionaries in Japan, East Africa, New
Mexico and Blackville, N. c., were
read Al pleasing feature was the
singing of Mrs. Stuart. ;,
The educational campaign conduct
ed by the Presbyterian board OF home
and foreign missions closed Wednes-
day evening with banquet in the
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in honor of her approaching marriage
to Elwood T.usk OF Windsor, N. d.
The guests included members OF the
clerical force OF Webb brothers, store
and the evening was spent in games
and music. Towels were also hem
med. Miss Taylor was shoWered with
many useful kitchen utensils. Mrs. b.
P. O'Brien, Mrs. Jessie Miller and
Mrs. C. o. Elstad entertained Tues
day evening in the home of the lat
ter in Twelfth street, for Miss Tay-
lor, and last week the Misses Minnie
Teske, Irma Hensler and Clara Spit
ger gave a miscellaneous shower for
her in the home of Miss Teske in
Fourteenth street.
Clip the coupon and get your alum.
mum saucepans today, at Tomas
Hardware Co. Saturday is the last
day.
1.-THE Pixies" by school May 16.
Campfire food sale tomorrow.
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interesting and gave her auditors a
good insight into the life of that
neighboring country. Mrs. Davis has
spent considerable time in that field
ard was able to give q concise re-
pert Of her work. o'ni h5;*,
Many Of the women 1.-The city en-
joyed these meetings. ,arilse.
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The High Cost Of
IndiRestible Food

Indigestible Food
falls heavily upon the house,
hold where there is no in
telligent direction of the
food supply. Expensive high
proteid foods, such as beef
and pork, impose a heavy
burden upon the liver and
kidneys. They are not as
nutritious as cereals and
fruits. Two Shredded
Wheat Biscuits with milk
supply all the nutriment
needed for a half days work
at a cost of only four or five
cents. Cut out meat and
eggs, eat Shredded Wheat
Biscuit with green vege-
tables and fruits, and see
how much better you feel.
Fer breakfast with hot milk
or cream. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.