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means played out, he was well hooked
and seemed as good as mine. / found
myself excitedly specializing as to his
size. Was he a three and a half
pounderi Was he morei" He also
gained a weed clump. Like a heavy
boat driven on a soft mud fiat he cut
through the weeds and sank to rest
within the hidden fastness. {.
I climbed into the river, feeling eau
tiously along the line till my hand
touched the great broad side of the
stationary fish. Perhaps ]
reached too far and slipped. As the
taut cast ('leader' in Yankee, as
Capt. Fedden does not ,parenthesize)
snapped his great dark tail rose once
above the weed, breaking the surface. "
III.
1t will be sought and cherished by
all lovers of folklore and legends. Its
place is Brittany, familiar earthly
paradise to Capt. Romilly Fedden.
His presentation of the legend Of
Death and Misery-would there were
space for the whole passage lis equal
in way to anything in The Happy
Prince; although he did not invent
the story, he tells it with sincerity
that Wilde wanted. st. Peter and St.
Paul visit Brittany and take shelter
in the hut of old man Misery during
a storm. He shares his crust and fuel,
and is allowed to name his wish, which
is that whatsoever shall climb his lone
apple tree shall have no power to
descend without his leave. Then comes
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Jean Pierre of Brittany
Together with Trout Lures, Legends and Every Other
Enchantment of a Truly Golden Fishing Discussion

nc ur1VeS Ills 0eaIn cart down the
Chemtn CreuE. But should the wind
grow higher, Weakening the children,
making them climb from their warm
beds to stand barefooted, round eyed,
IN the freight, then would Jean
Pierre cut short his eloquence, hold
out his arms and smile. On dit ca,
nGss-a shrug, the little ones are
drawn to his knees and comforted.
Yet must not Marie sit upon that
little stool within the chimney place,
that little stool which still stands va
cant by many a peasant hearth in
unknown Brittany, a sort of sanctuary
for the Penates, sacred to the un-
known dead. 'Ah, mop Jean Pierre
insists, to nudge your betters off the
edge to SIT among the embers, and
you a great fat girl tool You see it
would be uncomfortable for them.
Your grand 'tdDte suffered from ex-
eessive corpulence and always needed
space"
But we were going to list all the
kinds of readers who'd cherish the
book, and the bottom of the page is
flying up at US With two pages, with
ten pages, one sees it would be i'm
possible. Anyway, try this:
"Of course we know that the aver
age Englishman is never enchanted
and even if he were he would not like
it known. Still, this idiom pleases the
Breton, so We must not take it too
literally. We must also realize that
we English have something to live
down In Brittany. In the past our
eountrymen have not always been re-
markable for tact or even politeness.
Those of them who persist in regard
ing the Bretons as "a dirty, drunken
and immoral peasantry,' I would i'm
plore to keep away
Try this: "This is also the country
of the fearsome Ga6ino, which at twi-
light haunts the banks of ARR. Usually
it takes the form of a great black
faced goat. Should you thus meet it
you Will surely be driven within the
river. There is only one way 10 avoid
this. You firmly grasp your rosary,
blessed by the good st. Anne, then
loudly you remark: TO hell, vile
stinkard!' At these words will the
Gdbino give one low, hoarse bleat and
vanish. -
Oh, try the whole book; dol We
give up. We have not even begun to
suggest its mellow charm. There is a
certain artlessness, a certain carefree-
dom, sometimes nGivette-as there
would be in essays written by an
officer in the Intelligence Department
of the British Army near the front,
when he could snatch the time. 1t is
all the better for that. 1t is better
than DR. Van Dykes best angling dis
cursions, fastidiously donethough they
are; and that is no belittlement of one
of our favorite authors. We shall al
ways watch now for Capt. Fedden's
productions, but there never will be
another Golden Days. 1t needed the
war WEAKNESS and wistfulness, "the
guns laundering, and with each strik-
ing hour bleached desolation creeping
further through the land"
GOLDEN DAYS. By RoxuLY FDDux,
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+
i joyfully given slipped into the
Office "on rubbers," as they say of an
unheralded plays inconspicuous open
ing night. We remember no advance
encomlums, nothing to presage an ex-
ira special pleasure Even the jacket
writer seems to have studied to be
quiet-"will be eagerly sought and
carefully cherished by all fly fisher
men," and thoroughly enjoyed by
every lover of outdoor essays"
We youch for what follows. One of
us picked the book up and looked into
it; the week, for dull midsummer, was :
a busy one, torrid too, and the thing
was to decide which perspiring and
heavily laden book reporter could
most meetly be encountered with one
task more. The man who picked up
Golden Days is not fly fisherman,
but grovelling wormist, and abom-
mates outdoor essays as they gener-
ally gun. An hour later another man
reminded him that there was work to
do. There was, and this page made
additional work-which is not done as
pcnance, however.
II.
"Will be eagerly sought and care
fully cherished by all fly fishermen.
That is correct, but it is incomplete.
Let US list the varieties of readers by
whom Golden Days will be cherished,
and offer an extract to prove the case
to each. The fly fishermen shall be
first, though, as Capt. Fedden would
wish. He is high degree member of
their lodge, one of those dry fly mas
tiers who prowl the streams with loose
feathers and naked hooks, capture
specimens of the ephemera the trout
happen to be taking, and sit down to
copy them on the spot, if need be. He
doesn't disdain the wet fly in its hour,
and he is wholesomely shameless about
his occasional bait expedients.
Here is one of his Notes From a
Diary" unaffectedly prefaced with
apologies for their dulness and lin
tied interest:
1.-THE fish lay in midstream, each
separated by few yards of weed and
deep water. AS my fly reached the
lowest trout he came at it with ap-
parent ecstasy; instinctively the line
frightened, the rod arched and bent in
those hazardous short rushes toward
the weed beds, but at length the fish
was turned, and eventually after a
sharp tussle was brought to the net
some twenty yards lower down the
bank. The other two were
feeding merrily, and my next cast met
with like joyous reception; but the
fish was instantly fast in the weeds
and nothing could coax or force him
out of them. He bore heavily on the
line till finally he worked free.
''The third fish hesitated for a sec
ond, then ripped the line from the
shrieking reel in an upward rush. To
gether we made for the higher water
and fought it out in the clear brown
depths below the mill hatch. This was
. really heavy fish, and though by no
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Prize Euchre Party.

Tho Douahue club Of Elm Grove wiz
hold another of their delightful euGHle
parties on Monday evening. May 20 IN
the st. Nincents hall. Key avenue. Elm
Grove. Those attaining the nieneS.
scores OF tn" evening Will b" a"aFo'"
handsome prizes and 4 general Gooo
time is assured all these who attend
No details. are hrinE left undonc oy
he energetic committee In charge OF 'he
arrangements tor this affair. the. pro.
goods Of which will be- used toward inc
liquidation Of Il debt against the ciuo'
The following comr0s" the committee:
>,cssrs. Paul Bonnenhcrger. Joe Wag-
Mr. Edward Schreincr Joc Wciskirch-
nor Frank kluc and w. ]. Griffith
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ENJOYABLE DANCE
FOR WEDNESDAY
CATHEDRAL HIGH ALUMNI DANCE
ONE OF TIE EAGERLY ANH1C1-
PATED EVENTS e. TIE WEE 4.
Card Parties aad Recitals, with Dinner
Parties, Are the Main Attractions
for the Present.
C., Il s. Alumni Dance.

The Cathedral High School Alumni
Association dance which will be hcIo
Wednesday evening III the Carroll CLUB
auditorium is being anticipated by
large crowd OF tn" H"'":;cr members
% the social so with - great deaf OF
pleasure. TIL" ScNtct orchestra has been
engaged t. furnish th" music Tor TINS
occasion and many novel features are
being planned by the untirInG COM
unt;ee members. \ delightful feature
Of the evening will b. the grand march
which will commence 1T SO o'clock. \
buffet luncheon will b. served by To-
cal caterer during thu intrrmisSl"nS ana
altogether Il most enjoyable evening Is
assured all who have been 50 fortunate
as TO receive An invitation
The following compose the committee:
Geo. V. McFaddcn. Edw. VI. kcrkhoH.
David NJ. Campbell. Vine J. ARM
Edward Troll oruStcr.
Thos. OBJ. Flynn. Leo Harding.
Andrew Y. Rock. Henry l.. E"Slcr.
James Gilmartin. Edw. (. J'pS"n.
An attractive program Of IN" 1oll""-
ing dance numbers has h"cn prepared:
Ons-stcp: Limbo Land
nnr-stcp: Arabian Nights
Tox-trpt: Alcoholic Blues"
waltz: nat "onueLAuA t"NN''NA
Mine
One-stcp: Meow
One-ste2: Up in Mahels Room"
waltz: You're Making \ Niser Ot
Me-
Onc-step: Dixie is Dixie One More
-Fos-trot: "I'u Say She Does"
One-step: What I'll Do On A Satur-
day Night When the Whole World
Goes Dry"
waltz: Dear Little Boy OF Mine"
one-step: They May Be Old But They
Want To Be Loved@
Onc-step: Your The One"
Waltz: Down BY The Meadow Brook
One-stcp: slim Trombone"
one-step: america Never Took Water
Waltz: Salvation Lassie or Mine"
Onc-stcp: After You've Gone"
Onc-step: Don't Forget The Salvation
Army
Waltz Till We Nest Again"
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Chotr Invited

All the choirs of the various churches
of tho city are invited to become mem
bcrs Of tho living bag which Will be-
staged by tho Ladies Of the G.. ~ r on
Wednesday, May u. The platform for
his affair is being erected at the head
Of Fourteenth street. The first rchear-
sal will he held this afternoon In the
FIRST Christian church at 4:l5 o'clock
and tho costumes will he ready FOR any
INC who wishes TO participate in thr
event. Miss Virginia Hall. director, will
be- in charge and requests every mempcr
of choir in The city TO hr present.
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The Lodges

rho knights Of l'rthias lodS" No. ii4
will hold lhcir weekly meeting this rr"-
ming M tn" Odd Fellows hall on Mar,
shall street. 'Hhr evening Will b" Sncnt
in discussing nunh'r ot Imp"t'ahI
hr.inrss matters and there will. he 4
class Of candidate: for initiation. TIL"
meeting will DO cunCluh"d by smoker.
The /. u. q. +. lodge mot last owning
in the Odd Fellows hall "u MhrShhiI
q, r.,.i t'oIinwinE "A short business sos
sion tho remainder Of tn" evening WIS
spent in social time. Th" meeting ""S
we'll nj attended,
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children was very appropriate Many
friends called during The carly afternoon
to congratulate the venerable resident
An elaborate dinner WIS served at SIX
O'Clock with covers laid for only the
members Of the family. White carua-
lions and viotets formed pretty fl"rtl
centrrpecc Many pretty and useful
gifts were received by Mrs. l,cwcfag,
who now Is anticipating the celebration
OF her 94th anniversary.
Those present for dinner were:
Mcssrs> and MeSdalnrs.
James Scamon William Scha1er
Henry Strat1nan George S"dEwick
William Rartclx William PfluSc
James Armstrong Robert Hoffman
Herman Heddrick
Misses
VIRGINIA Anderson Gertrude Strrtt1nan
Catherine Hoernig Hulda Scddrick
Elizabeth Jane Sea- Lille May Sfamon
mon Eleanor Sedgwick
Mary N-ireIpdo He'd C;rctchcl Hcddrick
drick Lois May SedEW1ck
McSSrs.
BERNARD Schafcr F.lnrnct Nrr1nillion
Efwood Seamon Herbert Hcddrick
Robert Bartels o..
Dinner Party
At delightful informal dinner party
last night At the Country club. Mr.. and
Mrs JcSsc A. Bloch. of Pleasant Valley
entertained for Mr. and Mrs. Harold
TAYLOR, Of Youngstown Ohio. who are
stopping here for 4 short visit with MIR
and Mrs. Bloch. cnroutc tn their homo
from White Sulphur Springs. where they
have spent the past fortnight. Tho table
wills attractivcly decorated with spring
blossoms and covers were laid for tho
following Intimate friends of the honor
guests:
MeSsrs and Mcsdamrs:
Harold Taylor Jesse Bloch
90 PAUL Singleton PAUL
Fl, c, Hazlett Eugene Hildreth 3rrl
Mr.. Harold Bloch
Recital Tonight
The pupils OF Mrs. Elsa Gundllns
Duga and Miss Jessie Alma Wolfe Will
hold n complimentary voice and piano
recital this evening in the auditorium OF
the Y. ". c. A.. beginning at o'clock.
The program has been arranged with
Special care and IN interesting evening
is assured all those who attend
Following Is the program:
Piano.
b, Valse Elminnr Pnsthumnusl ...
Mrs. S. Barachman.
+ re Seer Secret .,::..,::.. S !SDEGks
Irene Meyers ...'... -.
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Piano
Minuet ..,............ ..l'adcrcwski
Nolcn Fowler. ......
Voice
4. shepherd. flay a Lntl" Air: ..::
Nv nv -
b. Pirates Dream .......... HcNrtrr
Mary Alexander
PIANO
Tarantclle ................ Picczonka
Elsie Jones
q. Dawn ................. urran
". June mayer
lHrcda Burhmu"ller.
Piano
a IL p"srdrrin ..............C ram"r
h. Scarf Dane" ........... .ChimInade
Edith Lewis
Voice
a. q Moment That | Bless (puen
i-'A't'''''
h From Flower IN Flower (Du"tI
Observation-Disclosures. kOrllinS
Mrs Trevor Williams (Soprano(
Mary Carolyn Norton tContralt")
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American Wounded In
Fight With Frenchmen

NICE. France. May 1.-Two Amcri-.
can military policemen were attacked by
Il gang Sunday night and one Of the Spo:s
licemcn, Herbert Larsen. was wounded
fatally Five revolver shots were 6rcd
point blank at the policemen. three Of
them striking Larsen. who died scvcfalI
hours later. The aGgrcssors have not
yet been arrested. A-@ss,tt5sssS
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Cane Of Headache.

Ry knowing the cause. a disease may
often b" avoided. This is particularly
true Of headache. The most common
cause OF headache Is diSordrred st"m-
ach or crnstipat ion. which may hr "a r
rncted by taking Il few doses or Nham-
bcriain's Tablets. Try il Many DINERS
have obtained permanent relief ny tax
Ing those Tablets. They arc asy'io :7kc
and mild and gentle in effect. For sale
nv all dealers.
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Retention for Bride and Groom.

Last evening. at the homo of the grnnl.
in Roncys Point. reception was mel"
for Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois Atkinson. bride
and groom Of the past week. Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. Frazier Atkinson were the hoSt
and hostess al this gathering OF init
mate friends and the families nf the
principals. \ delicious threc-cours" din
ncr was served al 6 o'clock. which was
followed by a merry evening Of games
and music. Mrs. Atkinson was formerly
Miss Nellie Powell. of Ron"ys Point.
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Awnings, Good GOODS Only. Tel ss3l
Wheeling Tent Awning Co:
AusrR1AHs TO PARm..

GENEVA. May IA number Of
Aulrian delegates. bound for st. Ger
main to take part in the peace confer
ence negotiations. arrived ut Buchs. on
the Swiss frontier. this morning. They
will take the Simplon express and are
expected 10 reach Paris Tuesday night.
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Chnrcl, Day.

Church day Will br observed ny inc
various organizations Of thu f"uFth
Street VI. T.. church on tuesday "n'H
all tho societies will hold thc;T mon'n-
~ meetings. y meeting OF IN" MINES
Daughters 1T ln:"o will begin. inc DAY
win Mrs. J. y. Dowl"r presiding. NJ
11:3n O'Clock tho Woman's F"r"iS"
Missionary society will hold It's meet
!n., for the discussion Of business wltn
Mrs. Harry Dobsnn in charge l'unch-
con will b" served at l23" o'clock oE
capahln committee in charge of Mrs. W.
T. Elliott as chairman.
Tho WomansS Homo Missionary So
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Board Meeting. Friday.

Members OF the corporation COM
mttce and the board Of directors OF the
Kings Daughters Day Nursery will hold
a meeting Friday afternoon. This Will
be the annual meeting Of the corpor-
alton and will begin at $50 o'clock, WITH
Mrs. {. \. Robinson presiding. The
board ofsdircctors will hold their meet
ing-at . O'Clock with Mrs. Jacob Brit
N ingham presiding. Each member OF the
hoard OF managers is invited 10 attend
as all arc included on the corporation
committee.
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TIL" McMechrn Athletes held short
practice last evening in the Nick hcll
ball park on Marshall street 10 gel IN
season which will likely hr SUNDAY az
irrnuon The lads have Won quit" a
name for Themselves :ts they hay" won
ryrry gnm" They HAY" played this sca'
son Every lad was uui for practice
In evening.
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McMecneu Personals

T,r. and Mrs. Wridman have returned
IT, their homo in ShadySidc alter prlc'
wait here with relatives.
j. Brown has returned homo atttr
snrnding the past few day: with friends
nj Grafton.
Mrs Elmer Hooker has returned 10
her home. al Claysvill"'"flc n brief visit
hero with friends.
Vim. Rial. whi has hrrn i'll the past
scvrral days is now on the road To re-
CoVrrN.
her home at Proctor after a brief visit
here with friends. 80
Airs. Nancy Cooper continues i'll nj
her home IN baltimore street.
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ciety will have tho opening session Oh
the afternoon beginning at 1:SO Q CLOCK
with Mrs. \. J. Clarke presiding. Inc
Ladies' Aid society will meet at Z:'e
with Mrs D. y. Taylor in charge ana
this will be the concluding meeting or
the day.
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Elts Club Night.

An announcement that will b. received
with delight by Wheeling Elks and their
ladv friends is that Of tn" Elks CLUB
night which will be held at the Elks
club Monday .niG'. May ~. All Eiks IN
the vicinity will receiv" invitations for
this cnjoyahl" affair and an evening or
real pleasure is assured Jones Jazz
orchestra will furnish music for the oc-
70 Gil
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birthday Anuivergary.

Mrs. t'rcda T."wcdag delightfully."- cell
cbratcd her 93rd birthday anniversary
SUNDAY afternoon nj III" home Of her
dau ght"r Mrs. William l'fluSc Of Elm
Grove. TIL" occasion was celebrated
with Il family reunion. as tho day WAS
Mothers Day and the gathering OF child
rem. grand children and great grand
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Rridra Club ThprSdaY.

Mrs. 7. Dana TomlinSon will entertain
shc members Of her bridge club Thurs
day afternoon At \hcr homo on Norm
Main street. This congenial group win
dcrotc the afternoon hours 70 the tascl-
mating game Of br:dS" and the serving OF
a dainty appointed luncheon will con-
cludc thr affair.
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M'MECHEN
Will, Entertain This Evening

This evening Al tn" home OF Mrs
Iohn Warner Tho Womun'S Foreign Mis-
sionary society of tho First NJ. l.. chur$h
will mcct. y PHEASANT evening VIII ne
AZ n late hour III" guests will hr served
10 a tnmniinw luncheon.
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Held Monthly Meeting

Mrs, Wm Hart was hostess tn thr
members Of tn" Loyal Women as the
First Christian church last evening al
her home on Caldwell street. At the
meeting tho monthly reports VIZ" mao
and a nuunbrr IF important matters wore
discussed Al a s"asunahlr hour IN"
guests were Srrvrd II tempting refresh
mCutS,
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CORPORAL Felix Stacch OF Camp Grant.
Rnckfnrd, in. is spending "A ten day
furlough here with his parents on Mar
shall street. Corporal Stacch is very
we'll known in this city and his many
friends AT" glad 10 sec him. He states
that he hopes the next time he comes
home il will 10 for good.
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Held Interesting Meeting

The christian Endrarnr society OF ~"
First church nf God held their Weekly
meeting last evening in tho narl"rs OF
thr church. At the meeting following 4
short business session the evening was
Sucut in II social time.
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Our Price5 on Awnings Interests You
Wheeling Tent & Awning 90.
LOYAL Daughters

TIL. l.uyni naughtrrs IL III" First
Christian church will meet This evening
nj the HON" of Miss Lott" tGtl" on
Fourth street.. \ delightful evening VIII
hr spcnt in music and games. Tn"
meeting will b" concluded hy IN" serving
of n delicious luncheon.
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Mrs Dick R"ynuldS entertained IN"
members Of III" Home Missionary so"i-
city last evening AZ her HON" on Mar,
sbnll street The evening Was spent
in music and urrtll"w"rk. Al S"tS"il-
ahlc hour light luncheon was served
The meeting was largely attended.
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One Speeder Fined

There has been only one Sprrd"r ar,
rested within the past two da:S ana
was tin"d $50. TIL" speed cop IS MOI
sn Iusv now MS nc was IN the beginning.
Tho people srrm tn y" getting next 10
lh.. cop and are resisting IN" good
stretch of road through M"Mcrh"n.
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Card Party.

\ card party will be held Friday
evening in the st. Marys hall in South
Wheeling by tho Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Mullen Division. Ancient Order OF
Hlhcrnlans. The games will commence
ut sis O'Clock and cordial invitation
is extended to all members and lricnos
Of the auxiliary To attend.
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Entertained Friends

Miss r:sthnr Hall rntrrthinci>a group
of her friends last evening At her homo
an caldwell street. The evening was
spent in games. dancing and Other !uV-
emile diversions. At i :cas"nabl' h"ur
q dainty luncheon was served
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The Shoe Hospital. Whrehng's big
gcst and best shoe r"nttr factory. l"'%
Main street.
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xndias AID Society

District No. of the Ladies' tid SOC
iety Of the First NJ. f. church will meet
this evening at the homo OF Mrs. Ncihcr-
gall on Sixth street. The evening will
be spent in tralIsactins the weekly bus
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NJ iSSpS
Twi9 MeetiuRs

Mrs. Archie l'auil will entertain the
members of the Fifth TwiE at her home
In Wuodsdalc tomorrow AFTERNOON Al :;
be- spent in tho usual nccdlework and Il
luncheon will br served at the later
hour ~, .;r,
The members Of The First ar thit
nnnn NJ thr hume vi Mrs. ti"orEC List nj
/ 40 u'ciock and following an Afternoon
of sewing tea will hr served.
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s,s,d,,e rurlourh Hero

mess matters and plans will be made
for number Of social events.
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-Br-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS