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White Rose Gasolene at Nor
ford & OIes Garage at Soc per
gallon.
j. S. Silcott, of Parkersburg,
representing the Commonwealth
Oil Co., was q business visitor
here the first of the week. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Watts.
one of the head men of his com
pany. This company is getting
hold Of quite a bit of territory in
this county and will likely do
much work in the next year.
Gilbert Haddox, of Freed. was
in town last Friday and made
this office a call. He informed
US that he had purchased of his
father, j. ". Haddox, the old
home place and that his parents
would move to Petersburg
about the first of October to per
manently reside.
w. O. Umstead, an excellent
farmer and cattleman of Mt.
Zion, was transacting business
here last Saturday. During the
past season he has shipped elev-
Ell carloads of cattle from Spen-
Ger. He has made little mon
ey for himself and what is more
important to him, has treated
those whom he has dealt with,
honorably and fairly.
DR.. K. H. Trippett, who re-
Gently returned from France,
has formed a partnership with
his brother, DR.. l.. H. Trippett
at Grafton. Buckharnon Rec.
ord.
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and tears to your eve.

and tears to your eyes.
The scenes are laid in India
and London and in the picturi-
zation Of the Arabian Nights
tales magnificent settings of
Oriental splendor are shown.
1t will be shown at Grants
ville's Picture Theatre, Monday
night, Nov. 3rd.
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The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, Oct. 30, 1919
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

White Rose Gasoleue at Nor
ford & Oles Garage at 35c per
gallon.
Foster Johnson left Monday
for Parkersburg on some bust
ness matters.
Arlin Burns of Enon. has &C
copied a clerkship in the Tell
Mcdonald store of this place.
Deputy sheriff S. T. Waldo,
was in Washington district on
official business last week.
Guy Bailey, a former black
smith of this place. but now of
Clara, was in town Monday.
Assessor w. E. Stump of APP
pie Farm, was attending to Of
fetal duties here Saturday.
James Yoak, prosperous
farmer of the east end, was trad
ing in town Saturday afternoon.
Ward Wright, an influential
Democrat of Sherman district,
was among the business visitors
in town Saturday.
Allen Starcher of Claria, and
one of the staunch Democrats
of Calhoun county, was in town
the first of the week.
H. B. Stewart will carry on Z
meat market at the old Carney
stand as soon as the weather
grows colder.
John Elliott, farmer of Syca.
more. and citizen of no mien
ability, was here Monday attend.
ing to business matters.
Geo. B. Merit and A. l.. Talk
ington, Hope Gas Co. men from
Harrisvile, were in Grantsvill,
the first of the week.
G. E. McCray, of Revere, anC
a valued employee Of the Hope
Gas Co. was attending to bust.
ness matters here Saturday.
E. NJ. Carney and wife lef
last week for Parkersburg wher,
Mr. Carney Will enter the pJuI
try and produce business.
K. NJ. Hunt has placed lum
Der on his Main street residenc,
lot for the erection of a buiIdin,
of some kind, but states that b,
has not named it yet. So Their
you are.
Squire A. S. Stump, of Sea
more, the venerable father O
banker Il. c. Stump, and pro
ressive farmer of whom there j
no better, was i'm town MOnday
A regular meeting Of the Ioca
Masonic lodge which will b. he'll
here Saturday night, will un
doubtedly be of much interes
to Masons and will be largel
attended. In addition to a grea
deal of important business whic
will come before the lodge
Richard M Bates, Jr., will b
present with plans and specifics
tions for a new building, wit
estimates Of cost, which he wi
present to the lodge.
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Most Of us have visions Of go
ing from poverty to riches, but
Sara Crewc, the heroine in
The Little Princess was un-
fortunate in having the order of
things revers ed. MARY PICK
FORD depicts the trials and
tribulations Of little Sara in a
way that will bring both smiles
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White Rose Gasolene at Nor.
ford & Oles Garage at 35c per
gallon.
Friday is Halloween. Watch
your cabbage patch.
Mrs. w. d. Gates and Mrs.
Ruby Pugh were visiting MIR.
and Mrs. H. l.. Dilwoth of Spen-
Ger, last week.
Mrs. Boyd StutIer and little
son, left Monday to join her
husband who is employed in a
printing office at PIT. Pleasant.
a welcome addition to the
city's population was made last
week, when j. H. Connolly NAV
ed his family from Mt. Zion to
this place.
Herbert Terrell and wife will
90 to housekeeping at Index, as
soon as arrangements can be
made to ship his household goods
to that point.
Some kind friend shipped
box of fresh cats on Monday
evening, to henna Hunt of this
place. The box cam up the
kanaWoa on the Acme and CON
tanned some fifteen of these rat
catchers.
II. A. Witt, a prosperous far
mer and frst-class citizen of
Apple Farm, was among the
business visitors here last week.
Mr.. Witt does not get to town
very often and his friends here
are always glad to see him.
Rev. J. Smith Dye, pastor of
the local Baptist church, and his
fine family, moved in,o the re-
Gently completed parsonage last
week. The building is a fine
one and the congregation and
the town are justly proud of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Price are
/ guests of the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Elliott of
Sycamore. After a short visit
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Price
will depart for Akron, Ohio,
where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Miss Matte c. Hayes has re-
turned from an extended visit
with Parkersburg friends We
understand this excellent lady
/ will remove from this place to
the above city where better adj
vantages are held out for her
musicai talent and where she
can give more attention to class
music teaching
Weston papers state that Mrs
Louis Bennett has returned from
an extended trip Torrance, look
me- g.. ...1 $500. A. q.
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Atty. J. VI Nolverson who
has been confined in the Sacred
Heart Hospital for the past
week, having undergone an oD-
Grafton for piles is report to
be improving rapidly andA ill
soon be able to return toA -
home. Redwood Republican.
White Rose Gasolene at NJ
ford & Oles Garage at 4
gallon.
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
"ShOuIder Arms
Friday Night, Oct. 31st.

IIIUdy NIgUIl OCI. oIST.
The greatest laughing sensation
ever produced. It's Hollowe en-
night come with your costumes
on.
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Red Cross Drive

There will be Red Cross
Picture Car A. White Pine ON
Saturday night, and Sunday
morning at the NJ. +. Church
here, the Red Cross Pictures Will
be shown and a short explanato-
ry lecture will be given by Mrs.
jacobson, who accompanies the
Red Cross Car. Mrs. Jacobson
was an oversee worker during the
war, and in affiliating with the
local Red Gross workers, the
meeting will prove to be quite
interesting and a large attend
ance is anticipated.
On Sunday night the pictures
will be shown to a Brooksville
audience at that place.
Postmaster F. S. Hathaway's
office presented the appearance
of q big grocery store Friday
night when the food supplies
sold by the war department to
patrons of the local office arrived
by parcel post. Those who
bought are well satisfied with
the quality of the goods received
and there is certainly no kick
about the price. For instance
the same beans which local mer-
chants are selling for twenty
cents pound cost the patrons
OF Postmaster Hathaway's gro
Gerry about seven sents.
Lee RAIDER, miller and promi-
nent business citizen of Big
Bend, was in town Monday. Mr..
RAIDER states that the farmers in
his neighborhood are complain
ing about their corn in the shock
being damaged by the continued
rains and that it is difficult to
gather the crop until the wealth
er clears up.
Charley Garretson, promi-
nent young rig-builder of Mt.
Zion, was a visitor in town the
latter part of last week. When
he departed he drove out in a
bran splinter new Ford which ne
purchased Of Smith, Huffman &
Hathaway. Young ladies in his
neighborhood please sit up and
take warning
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HELP WANTED-MALE

MAS TO WORK THIS CIT REFTSIsHING
chandeliers. brass beds. automobiles, by new
lnethod; $40 daily without capitAl or experience.
Write GUNNIETAL co. 10 Elm, Decatur.
~. de2llt
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BUREAU OF ENGRAV-
: ING AND PRINTING
NEWS.

The following have been appointed
during the past week as plate print
ers' assistants: katheryn Dalzell,
Emma Mullican, Thelma Reagan
Flora Robertson and Ella Staples.
/. NJ. Parrish. of section 6. will leave
tomorrow for a two weeks trip to his
home in Chicago.
William Foley. superintendent of sec
ton s, $50 shift, has been acting SUI
perintendent of work for the past
week during the absence of John ].
Deviny.
Mrs. Ursula Russell, Of the stamp
perforating division. is still very ill
at her home.
William UIlman. OF section 6, has
been confined TO his home with an
attack of grippe.
Miss Gladys Spottswood. clerk in the
printing office. day force. will be on
leave during the holidays, and will
spend most of the time with her folks
in Raccoon Ford. Va
Tom Nugent is convalescing at his
home after an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Edward s, White. Of section 6, has
been absent the past few days suffer-
ing with a bad cold.
John T. Wells. carpenter. is back on
the Job, after an absence of several
days spent in getting things in shape
about his new bone.
Fred Burlingame, custodian OF
presses. Of section Z, who has been ill
at his home for some time. has been
taken 10 Siblcy Hospital in a critical
condition. having become paralyzed on
one side.
Edward Heaiy. of section> G, is on
Lave until after the holidays.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Rny Edgar Felds. p. and On. May Beavers,
~, both q Roundhill. Va The Rev Harry D.
Mitchell
Joseph c. Beavers. 2. and Elsie Pearl Coz
man. 20. both Of Roundhfl. Va The Rev.
Harry d. Mitchell
Walter H. Colvin. %. Of this city. and Rose
lssba TulOss. q. Of Sone01le. Va The Rev
L. b. Bobb!tt
Clement il. FertenrSt, 81 Of New York CSty.
and Marie l. Hunting j. Of this city The
Rev. Joseph + Kelly
2, both Of Amissille Va The Rev. C c
CharTelI
DatEiey c. HARMON, a. Of Loeb Raven. Nd.
and Mar Addison Msrbdry p Riverside Nd
Tic Rev. Randolrh H. McKin-
EdwSrl l. QUigiey. >. and Anna VI. Halli-
gan. 2. bJth q this city. The Rev James
J. Mackin.
Alfr-l klusr,rk. Is. and Anna vyhnalek. =,
h,th n Livingstone, y. y The RcT. John
=. Ball
Isuips S. Gardner. 3. and vcllrtt. NJ. R4nt-
zcl. :. both ot tais city. The Rev. Charles
Il FIltL
Ncjandro l. Colcn,ipo, -. and Man. Con
snla0on AIyto. .. 10th Of this city. The Rev
Aracletc CorueliSSen.
John + YatF-. -, and GLADYS Mallnrv. n.
both Of thi. city The ReS Grover L. Davis.
both Of this CITY The Rev Richard A. Greene.
Walter L. I<1, q. and GTAne a. Brown. %.
bnth q this CITY The Rev Thomas J Brown.
Edward y. Gibson. o. and Annie r. johnson.
.: both Of this civ The Rev. W. II. Dean.
John Holman MAIDEN. 3 and BstellA r.
TfIomre-,n. Is. both Of this city. The Rev.
4 ] Tiuler.
Ranks. 20. of Bnn Mawr. Pa The Rev. II.
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Catholic Women's Club
Plans Holiday Festivities

The Catholic Women's Service
Club has outlined an attractive holi-
day program for the different club
centers throughout the city. The
girls OF the club at lilo T street
northwest will participate with
members of the other three clubs in
a hike this afternoon. leaving the
Calvert Club at 3 o'clock.
The club at sol Z street north
west will give "a card party tomor-
row night. On Christmas Day the
friends Of members are invited to
all four clubs. The club at 24oS X
street northwest will give a party
December 26, and the girls of II
Dupont circle will give a dance at
COL T. street New Year Eve. The
members Of the Catholic Women's
Service Club will have open house"
New Year Day to receive their
friends in the city irrespective of
creed.
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D. C. DELEGATES
BILL PRESENTED
Senate Gets Spencer Propo-
sal to Allow Debates by
Washington Members

Territorial representation in both
houses Of Congress for the District
OF Columbia is provided in bill in
troduced in the Senate yesterday by
Senator Spencer. OF Missouri, Repub-
lican.S
One delegate in the Senate and on.
delegate in the House for each 2J6ICl
population is provided in the bin
The delegates would he permitted
TO take part In debate or the floors
Of the two bodies and would be
eligible TO membership on the Die
trict committees but would not be
entitled to vote either on the floor
or in committee.
Senator Spencer said he believed the
District should have the same rights
and privileges. including suarsgc. that
are held BY States. His bid, he said.
went as far as the Constitution per
mitted
Presidential election day next ran -
set by the Spencer bill as the time
for selecting first delegates
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION

At a meeting OF the Real Estate
Brokers Association held in the rooms
of the Board OF Trade, the following
members were elected as officers for
the coming year: Lee d. Latimer.
president; Thomas Bradley. vice
president; Charles S. Shreve. re-elect-
ed secretary; A. S. Gardner. re-elect-
ed treasurer.
J. Leo KoIh. Clarence Dodge and
Charles W. Fairfax were elected to
the executive committee. Harry L.
Rust. William L. Beale. Elmer T..
Ramey, Arthur Carr and John @
Weston compose the appraisals COM
mittee.
Mr.. Latirner. who is one Of the lead
ing real estate operators in the Dis
trict, succeeds Charles ". Fairfax.
who has held the Office for several
years Efforts were made TO re-elect
Mr. Fairfax hut he refused. Tho
election of Mr.. Latimer was unanI-
nous
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year. Previously Acknowledged.
s1o2-s0I w. W. p, 81. Total,
SIO3-5O.
No. I3-widowed and crippled
hut making n pIucky hght. Col
ered widow md i've children.
$50 o. needed for the
year. Previously acknowledged.
sI4o.5OI Howard Thenter CoIIec-
tioa. through MIR. J. G. Logan.
S34.10I L. b. W., SIS w. W. -.
IL A. d. g. Total, sISS.eO.
No. I4-SharinG her home
with another. widow and four
children. sIO82 L. needed for
the year. Previously scknowI-
edged. sIIo-soT w. w. r. 81.
Total. SIII.sO.
Uhdeslguated-Pre ae-
kaowIedEed. SEQ.
Total amount asked Tor. sIa.-
e40j total received, s2,7S4.3s;
IT'LL needed, SS,I64-6Z.
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DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE.

Clara n. West. g year,. 50 Nd. ave Az.
Gcrtrude Csrlegrr s. It EIusoeth's HoSpt-
Geosve Kr'el. y. Walter R~Ni hosrtAl
John w Boteler. n. |. Children: Hospital
Clar. S. NJ Canter. 81. Siblev INsTstal
Martha l.. LINN. =. HOMEOPATHIC Hospital
Charlr. Fl. MIllirAn. g.. II rmeoTathic HOspt
DAPHNE Gayle. months. 81 VI st ne.
COLORED
Mamie Bush. h l4l5 9TH Al nv.
James H. Henson. s.. Ra.lr al ave -.
Helen johnson. l. jS9i = NV
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Proc BELMONT

Noted ClairEoyant and PALMS.. can read youl
life By the lines in your palm. which are the
record OK your life. Being q graduate Of two
colleges Of pslmis0y his wonderful gift Il
second sight enables him to lift the veil q mys.
terry and reveal to you important matters d
your future life. Gives advice 90 business mat
tiers. love. health and family Affairs; tells name
OF your future husband cr wife; tells II one you
luckiest TO you. what 70 do to be successful in
life; removes troubles Of all nature; trines ths
separated together; tells the secret of having
personal influence with your associates Prof
Belmont 10 Psychologist Of World Renovn.
Readings. S. l16 New York ave nv. nsxi
door to Masonic Temple
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Eusenc ID. and Louise q. Trisy, girl.
Hugh VI. and Emma T. Shackslford, girl
John and Marie SchAcner, boz.
Ernest J. and Florence A. Read. boy.
Robert W. and Charlotte T.. Pearson, boy.
Percy n and Virginia Mo.IJdoa. girl
Oliver. jr.. and Edith NJ Miller, girl.
Philip +: and Anna VI. Mccullough. gin
Thomas J. and Margaret Mcdowell, gIl.
Frank W. and Ethel Martin, boy.
Harry And Gertrude Lewis, hoy.
Frank and Nan G. RaSingS grl.
Walter II. and Rosetta T. Heinard. boy.
HorAor and Eleanor L. Green, gi1i.
Vim i. and Ruth y Dubois, boy.
VIM. II. aud Eva e Butler, boy.
fI"msr and Ella Blue, girl
Edward +. and Gussie NJ Bartlett. glrl
COLORED,
Alexander and TomajUr Powell. girl
GcUfIe T. and Annie L. AnEinc, bog
James A. and Annie Campbell, boy.
James and Ida Better. girl.
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TyndaH Legion Treasurer.

Indianapolis. nec. 20.-Col. Robert
TyndaU Of indianapolis. veteran ~
the famous Rainbow Division. this
afternoon was elected national treas
urer Of the Amer an Legion by e."
executive Commute" Of the l"Cinu ~"
succeeds CASPER Bacon, OF Bosi"a.
who was unable to serve
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian Pianist and Clairyosant Euaran-
tees to read your entire E'e; sne does not tell
to please but before you utter q word she will
tell what you called for: names aud dates Of
when and who you will marry; true or false:
how to win and hold the one you do love: what
business and part Of the country 10 best for you
and Just what to do TO make a success "a life;
special readings 81 90. 800 It'll st. NV, opposite
Saks Co Satisfaction ruaranteed
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MADAME SEIIA

Eyptian Palmist and Cairroyant
Gives true advice you can depend on in bust
ness, love. health and family Affairs; tells the
name Of future husband or wife and how TO
WIN the one you love; make up lovers quarrels
or family trouble; reunites the separated and
makes happiness in your home; tells what bust
ness is luckiest for you and how to gain sue
Cess in anything you take in hand; If you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Md. Selia
she can help you: satisfaction guaranteed; read
ings, 81 daily and Sunday. Phone 27sJ. 81
It'll st. NV. Hours, 3 to g. DELFT
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Wife Made Sole Beneficiary.

His wife. Mary \ Gleason. j. 'h"
sole beneficiary OF the Will or PAT
rick Gleason. filed Yesterday 90. a..
District supreme Court The h""v..s'
includes considerable property AID
real estate
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MADAME ISMAR,
Mrs. BOSWELL,

fALMlST AND CLAlRND1ANT.
Gives advice on business matters. love. health
and family affairs: tells II the one YOU love Is
true or false, what part Of the country is luck
lest TO you. what 10 do 10 be successful in life:
when and whom you will marry In fact. no
matter what yonr hone. fear or ambition. come
TO this noted palmiSt and find help There is
no need for anyone to he unsuccessful or IN
happy. No matter what the cause her advice re
moves all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction.
Readings. 500 10 eth st. NV, between q and
n SITS. de2l-1t
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WANTED-AGENTS.
ALCOHOL
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WHO HAS SELLING
cNrrriencr; call on retail trade: highest com
lnisaiou rate paid: advertising calendars and
novelties: selling season commences January l.
THE GEO. Fl. JUNG co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
de2l-lt
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BUNGAJOw-FIvE R. AND B., WITH FUR
niture and 1919 Maxwell. il desired: immediate
occupancy; winter coal supply and WOOd logs
for fireplace in cellar. BOX T2 Herald ONCE
de2l-lt
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FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-2.4OO wELLIMPROvED; HARD
road; eight-rUm house; two barns; worth Slc5;
sell SIS: two miles town 500 JEFF CON.
Gainesville. Ill. de2l-lt
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MADAME D>SHMAN,
Gifted ClairYoyant. Gard Reader

Will help you in love. marriage. divorce. bust
ness or changes; she can tell you lots Of thing,
you will lie glad TO know. Special holidays
readings 81; hours III; Sundays. 81. l3OI q
St. NV. Room Il Cor 18th and G, opposite
Droop's MuIc Store daft
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PERSONALS.
PROF, KALEEL MARZABAN

PROF. kALEEl MARKHAM
Think of the man who will call your name,
and tell you the object Of your visit. Marzaban
comes 10 direct advise. and help men and
women in everyday affairs of life; tells you names
Of friends rivals enemies; tells you every hope,
fear or ambition. Hours 4. 70 p. m
Room 81. 3rd floor. Kenois Bldg. 18th and G
call your name ever phone free Of charge from
10 to II a. n. daily. Private office. Main
1855 SUNDAYS from / to D. m. de2l-lt
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FOR RENT-FUR. APIS.

UP-ToDNTB FURNiSHED MODERN FLAT
to party buying furniture; all conyeniences;
porch; fine piano; lease. Cheap at $500; less.
spot cash. Gail BON 10 deleN
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BIG MONEY IN HOGS: WE BREED. FEED
and give you half the profits: money back guar
antee: bank reference; write for PARTICULARS
BIRDHAvEN FARMS, sG Kansas City Life.
Kansas City. Mo. de2llt
FREELCOPY BURKBURNETT on NEWS.
showing late Developments Of Texas oil Fields:
mas and pictures: ALL FREE. Burkbu-nett
Oil News, Box Sc Fort Worth. Tex. DEL 1t
LET ME SHOW YOU HOW TO MAKE
money on Oklahoma oil leases. W. W. FUR
NELL, Lawton. Okla. Delft
FOR SALE-H ARDw RE IMPLEMENT
plumbing business in Barton County: banner
county Of Kansas wheat belt: best location
county seat. Write FRED ZUTAVERN. Great
Bend, Kan deel-lt
MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR JUBILEE.
in celebration Of the completion Of the Ma
sonic and Eastern star Home to be held al l
o'clock Monday. December -, 1919. at the home
all MaSnrs and Eastern star members are cor
daily invited TO participate in this celebra-
ton. de2l-@t
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANr AND MEDIUM
II you are going to seek sdvice On help
why not consult one who Ia well known,
one who 10 here permanently This gifted
lady an tell you anything you wish to
know or find out in business, health, OF
family Affairs. When aud whom you viii
marry. What part Of the country IL best
for you What to DO TO be successful In
life. Removes evil Influence. Tells how
TO win and hold the one Of your choice.
Satisfaction or no charges Readings. sl.0o.
mi E Of. NV, between Eth 81 i3th- no3ti
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM IENORE

GIFTED CLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and good advice on business. zoe.
divorce and marriage. Tells how 10 gain success
In anything you wish to do. Tells hcs to over
rome evil influences; now to gain and hold the
one you love. Her advice will help you you viii
Be wiser and hsppier after seeing this gifted
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