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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
Tots Sample
Winter Coats
at $l5.95
Values, Sls.ss to $z45o

An extremely fortunate pur-
chase has brought to US these
cunning coats for the little miss OF
to 6 years. They are made OF
Atwood broadcloth and Jersey
nicely tailored throughout; plain
yoke or plated models. Colors-
Brown, copen and green:
Other Coats in sizes 2 to E, at
$685., Sle.95 and $l3.S5.
Third FlOsr-Lanshurgh 4 Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
Toilet Goods, Ltd.
Our November Sale .

You depend upon all the toilet goods offer
the best On special occasions of this kind you also
depend upon the prices being the lowest. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
$4,000 Overcoats, $14.75

Single and double breasted models with convertible
collars Tailored and cut generous lines. with yoke
back and inverted peats: muf and flap pockets all
around BELTS Heavyweight coatings in gray and brown
heather effect. SIZES to H.
Fifth P1oor-Lansburgh 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
OUR VOYAGE ON THE SEA OF LIFE

Il across Deep uncared waters shoreless and storm
tossed. Wrecks of other mems voyages loom from
fhelr watery graves discourage and deter They
seem to say. Turn back! Turn back before 1t is
too latel"
You cannot the shore. you know not in which
direction it lies but you must 60 on-the Promised
Land lies beyond.
To reach It requires patient. persistent persever-
ance-not doubling fearful rresolution.
Do YOU remember Columbus?
~Behind him lay the 0roy Asores,
Behind HADGks:
Before the 0hosts Of shores,
him only shoreIess
he said: 'NoU pray,
For 10! the stars
Brnre Adm speak, uohdt shall
Sail on sail on! md
So we, with undaunt- ~
ed courage and high OK
hopes and enthusiasm ~ l.
are steering ship I>>WAek<1 3S~S01
the Sea of Bust .z -
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
$3.50 Mackinaws, 1878

Superior quality handsome patterns; smart sport
styles with collars spacious pockets, trim belts
distinguish these mackinaws Roomy, warm, really
storn,-proof garments-in brown, gray green over
paids. Sizes to Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05

First Floor-LansburgA 4 Brother
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All-Wool Skirts

Sizes for misses-lengths
80. 81 and 81 inches. Made
of splendid quality Atwood
navy blue serge. Braid
trimmed, and finished with
self girdles. Special, S5.9S.
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A. 1858

This group offers choice of luxur;
Gus Coats, bearing every indication
of expert designing. Materials O
the highest character, rich embroid-
cry and fur trimmings of seal.
opossum, raccoon, nutria and skunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05

You will not find an extensive
variety-but the Coats represented
are the new flare, wrap and belted
models of Velour and Yalama cloth
in the approved eolorings, trimmed
with fur OF self collars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
A sale of boys sturdy all
wool two-trousers Suits

The values of these all-wool two-trousers
suits are evidenced in the quality of materials, in
the style and in the tailoring. Shown in Won
derfu range of snappy Fall and Winter models:
Atwood mixtures in greens, tans, grays and
brown-fabrics that will withstand the hard
wear given by all sturdy boys. Coats lined with
plain and two-tone alpaca. Trousers lined
throughout. Sizes to Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05

Coats from the leading makers
fashioned of elegant weaves, in
richest tonings, including Fortuna,
Bolivia, Chamoistyne and Duvet
de Laine-fur trimmed or plain,
some showing novel embroidery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-05
NewVelveteenD Dresses
And tomorrow comes

All velveteen, or smart combinations Of
velveteen blouses with wool plaid skirts, others
combined with satin; finishing touches OF
hand-embroidery. Sizes to IA years. At
$3.50 and $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
WINTON

Late model. 7-passenger; absolutely perfect mechanically; in fact, driven only few thousand miles; nearly new cord tires; formerly owned by a prominent Birmingham man and traded to us solely be- cause the family wanted smaller car, one of the new 1920 Roamers; this Winton is very handsome acar finished in rich maroon, with black lenders and natural wood wheels; why not experience the pride and satisfaction of owning really fine car when you can buy one for actually less than you would have to pay for one of the cheap cars. Very easy terms to a responsible buyer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
AUBURN
HARMON

4$fs 7-passenger touring; superb
 mechanically; original paint like nov: fine cord dress wire wheaaE, this is an opportunity to 2 6vn . really fine car; . car that vfu euxiast or 5 cheap cars, at no moro than you would have to pay for the --popular~priceds car. For sale solely because it's owner wanted a smaller car. A fast Roamer road ster Tefma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
BUICK

4 splendid big six; sound and good; its former owner. one of Bir- mingham's wealthiest men, will vouch for its goodness; in fact, he would be driving it today if he hadn't seen 2 Stanley steam car perform; a bargain; easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
DODGE

A dandy S-passengers in excellent condition at real bargain price; good top and tires; repainted; terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

SALES REFRESHMENTS We'll educated young man Of good family, with ideals. ambi- ton and pleasing personality, to act as representative for concern doing an international business: unlimited opportu- nity to right man for advance ment: salary and commission to start Give full information about yourself; also personal and business references. w, Box 2ee. 135S Broadway. New York City.
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CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET Completely done over and will stand any test; looks good; equipped with good tires; $500 on easy terms; phone and this car will be driven to your door for your inspection; act quick ly; good value sell quick ly.
 EDWARDS MOTOR co. 213 s. Fist St. Main 4O45.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

1917 model: good running condition; look at this and you will be surprised at the very low figure we are asking it. Culverhouae, 3Ol6 Ave- B. Man S01S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

MEN--Learn barber trade; earn pig wages; barbers make good; don't de- lay. Write Moler Barber College sl N Forsyth st.. Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

YES Everybody knows we are selling Chandlers a n d Cleveland automobiles; in fact we are just getting in the swing and if you want to get one of our cars you had better place your order now No better used car values on earth one Buick; one Hudson.
 BURNS BROS. 407 s. 21st St. Main 5O13.
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CAN BE SOLD THROUGH AGE-HERALD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE

- WANTED-At once, 5 first class paper hangers and in terior decorators; steady work. See Lee Anderson, Manager Wall Paper Dept, The Sherwin- Williams Co.,, 2009 Sd Ave. Phone Main 284.
 Wanted
 Cost accountant Pay roll man General office man Bank bookkeeper Ledger clerk a Steno-clerical man Head timekeeper We also have other office positions open for capable men.
 INTER-AMERICAN CO,
 221S Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
NATIONAL

Slate 5-passenger six; excellent me chanically; splendid top. upholstery and paint: cord tires; this handsome car was giving its former owner splendid service. but he wanted a Stanley steam car and didn't need two cars; his sacrifice will enable you to buy a fine, dependable car at a very attractive price; in fact, actually less than you would have to pay for flimsy "light' car, and < the National will outlast two of them; easy terms.
 HUDSON ROADSTER Three passenger. closed type, super six; splendid condition; nearly new tires; excellent paint; genuine Bargain; easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
MERCHANDISE
 ARTICLES FOR SALE
PAINT SALE

PAINT SALE Q Will close out quick, 2,00o gallons ready mixed paint at less than today's factory prices. Pure lin- seed oil, s2 gallon, Asbestos roof paint, makes old leaky roofs good as new, 75c gallon Roof cement, 8 cents pound. Roofing less than todays factory carload prices Buy quick
 ROBERTSON HARDWARE CO,
 2020 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

HUPMOBILE-Model N. touring; per feet in every respect: look will con- vince you Priced at only $S50.
 Archibald-Goldstein Motors Co.
 Hupmobile Distributors.) 21st St at Ave. E. Main 4o57.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

ROOFING SALE
 Merchants or consumers last chance to buy roofing cheap; l ply rubber roofing. $l.5o; 2-ply, $1.95; 3-ply, $2.35 Barrett's Ever lastic red or green slate roofing. $275 per roll. Paints and hard ware factory prices. Linseed oil $2 gallon. Asbestos roof paint. makes old, leaky roofs good as new, 75c gallon; roof cement Sc pound; buy quick.
 ROBERTSON HARDWARE CO.,,
 2020 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

WE have a permanent opening for one high class advertising salesman; 1; must be man of ability and charac- ter, able to furnish references; salary no object if you are producer; ap- ply 621 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. before 10 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

OFFICE FURNITURE = Furniture or popular priced chairs, tables and files for the modern office: priced right Loyeman, Joseph & Loeb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

GET into business for yourself; our new list of .150 Business Opportuni- ties" mailed you on request. Light foots. 3 and 4 North Pryor st.. At- lanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

FOR sALE-New steam, water and garden hose, sizes 1a inch to inches, various lengths. also big lot of belting. various lengths and sizes; will make prices interesting. Phone or write us. Main sf16. DuBose & Winburn. t305 Sth =av. ss FOR sALE-Good sewing machine. cheap, Call Main 4693
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

Do~Jr When in trouble we will go you1 DOlluS bond Morgan Flowers & Co. 1917 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg. M. 202-10S9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

WHAT $1,500 can do--can buy fully equipped, well established vulcaniz- ing plant in heart of town; cash pre- ferred; can be bought with proper indorsement on time. Write Box SIS, Selma, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

The Buckeye hatches lIlcuDdIOTS every hatchable egg German Gammill Seed Co.,. 2SSo 2d ave. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTEL FOR SALE

and profits it's poultrymen are making, write us; it's interesting. Co-Operatiye Poultry Farm. Vineland, N. J. YOU GAN MAKE OR MAR YOURSELF. We help you make your future a suc- cess; call or write for our list of legitimate southern business oppor- tunities; ready with supplement of new listings. Sou. Business Ex- change, 507 Empire Bldg, Birming ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-10

YOUNK lady with high school educa- ton, desires position as stenographer; can assist in bookkeeping: months ex- perience. Phone Woodlawn 495-W. NeAN1 EL-Position by young lady as invoice clery; experienced. Main 5452-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14
ST, MARYS


!. Eaiph White. oc N,w M,rr'rS 49,.
VA L business caller her" M"nG.,'.
I.rrr I'rthtcl. Of I.nE.!i". -, H.
Strcrr. of Grape Island, .,lh :. II. Lamp.
OF AdInt. were here Nl"udn. n"!dln' -
term of the county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Guy TripIr't w"r''
shopping in Marietta M"n!aS.
Mrs. u. NJ. lnrrnham. Of belmont, was
Shopping here M0ndAi.
r H. Fccncy. Of rarE"rShUrE, was i"r
guest Of friends her" Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Carr, "r SlSt"rSyil!".
was the guest Of her sister Mrs. ]. NJ.
OF RoSrnliNf. Of Mi!r"r's Run o. was
the guest of relatives III III" CRY Tu'&-
day
i,r. J. i. Watson WIS \ professional
caller at ReuS Kun. Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank CIu'n'r and MiTS Laura
Nr.TarELri. at E,.'m"Ut, w"r" SHOP
;ius here Wednesday.
I:1ss Riggs WHO has been At The
Sururrr hospital I"' lr't:n.ru,. WI nn..
,n ,.,ur. huuI" Wednesday,. II" - much
,tipruvrd IN h"alth. IT'S m"th"r. MrH.
John Riggs. accompanied hrw h"m".
Mrs. l.. $ ramrh.n Vas ~" guest ct
l.rr parents. Mr. .,nd Mrs. I. '"rh'n. "i
T,I:uuuj. "Wednesday.
Mr-,!amrS Pal Nlu"s and E"S" Cur
It's WIRE guests "r Relatives ut Eureka
"Wednesday.
MrSdamcs Ella Su"ka. -. K. NnuNa'"y'
and T. A. Forirhrr were Marietta ~h"!-
p.rS Thursday.
Mr.. ami Mrs Bert Newell w"r" SHOP
pug IN Parker 'hurr, ThurSdt}
Miss Rose Graham. 81 belmont, was
SlioIp!ng here Thursday.
Mr.. g. =. MacTaErar', "C Eureka.
wt* Il shopper her" Friday.
AIrs. Aaron BANS and daughter. Miss
Nl-.,.". ur calcutta. w"r' dom: som"
NmrS shnIplng her. Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Jcm,son. Of Willow. spent
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WIN Play First Game.

dale n"sp.;:u. ti.s burns. While not "
Gus are i.,intG..
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MANNINGTON

M r. 4 Leonard entertained on
Friday ut h'r HON" on Dancer arcnu"
complimentary to Mrs. NJ. J. Matthews.
who leaves soon for her home III bh!"n"-
ma CITY.
The guests were Mrs NJ. J. Mathews.
Ga-rcr. Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. W. y. way
Mr.. Frank Furb"" and Mrs. Ray hrtm-
us. Tho out Of town guests We're: MIS-.
Fnmcr"y and Miss Gaifn"y OF Sisters
vile. W. Va, who are visiting AZ IN"
home Of Mrs. Eurbce.
At late hour the hostess scr""d 4
delicious lunch. assisted by her uauEh-
trrS, Margaret and Betty.
Rev. and Mrs. =. y Koomtz at u'rir
home IN Pleasant street. a daughter.
Mrs. W. ), Wy THt'Tt' W.,,h: S%s'r WhS
has been visiting her" the past lew
weeks. with sewing party.
The ladies were entertained during tn"
afternoon b. Miss GafEn"yS music and :
reading from Miss Louis" f"nm"s. y
Pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by All.
Mrs. T.. Mari entertained dinner
PARTY ut her home Thursday evening.
hnnnrinE Mrs VI. J. Matthew'S of Okla
h"ma. WHO has boon viSI'inE N IN" c.iN
fer some time. Mrs Mathews viii r.
turn To her home N III" west s.'"n.
Rev. Father k'uSrr spent f'r!dtN with
Rev. Father I.,utlow - ia" hospital
where IL" father j" very ~.
Mrs. G""rr" E'wrrs. WHO has bon
Visiting for ~" T,i~i f..W days IN tn" city
Of Wh,r!'nG. ha., RETURNED h"nl".
SI'as r. I:urur't "f Ilrmlu@'"Il. VISIT
rd friends 'u,rr yesterday.
Mr. j H. ;Sn',dgrI... md Ms. H. l..
St"tIrI; r"r Ni-:'lu.; - Wh'' Lug.
f. " .I"nr-,.u * c..a':u'd t" his horn"
an Mater >tr"e' sur TlL> 4 4'iEHt H.
Mise Made, M"ra~,n =. an:" 10 ho ont
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ALICE HAD AN EEL IN DER d.
GESTIvE APPARATUI

Dortsmouth. =. II, Dec. lS.-'he CoOd
shin klicc Howard swallowed an col
today. and ferry service between Kit:
trry' Maine. and this city was stopp d
mntiI her throat could be cl"ard. Al
tho marine doctors Of the pot were
,.,,I,.J mo consultation befoe tie
trouble that kept her At her PR WAS
diagnosed as dIG"Sti"" and tracd a..
rcctIy 10 the injector. There u wa: lo"mn
the nipo1 were ClngErd. flr"s W."
Jrown and search Of tn" feed taTS Was
mad, with the result that n lare e''
was found coiled there.
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Gus are is,:ntu..
Will Play First Game.
NornGslII., NtgH ~'hUUt viii Open
..... t.,sn,,l.n s,.,>uu saturday evening
..,n li,y p-ry SuJHy>:G' "n the local
cog. S!:,d! 4...- - 'pr"s"@u"d hy 4
~.r,n.; Nv. tits !-..T AID Us M '"i'i /"
I.,o iac Crane, ;,:d E'acA " t""I bat
Goarh Sweeney is rapidly wedding
oUt u.$ L,~t iu,u And should have d
good team working VIII 10y S;.,lru1E
evening. MuuuLsNiile Will hc represented
by thv l.St team ia her history TINS
year and the townSpcOpie are SHOW
Ing basket Dau spirit.
Last year the second best team IN the
, state WAS turned out and with McCoh-
neil to fill MuOrr'S place AT center
TN team should haN" r'"' more WON
d.rtul season than the jaNi.
tn. s.cond team OF b"tH schools Will
Iiny I lr, l.m'Uary game.
Nominated Officers.
\. an enthusiasts" m'"'lNS "''d 49,
trrLry evening" 10y N"uud cay N"Nh'h
Jr. -, /. y VI. officers l"r tn" ensuing
tcrm w"rr n"lm'A''d ard VIZ ~ t.eS :,
! Cd At ,un urAt ir,'i!ue. b'h"r BUSINESS
was TRANSACTED, auL Il s"'"I. hour FOL
lowed.
, Tho annual v.,-'ii"n 81 -Nia'' ''""
. I.rg;"u Post. E@Ti r>rancis N'. Io GOA,
. place ~ the NIAfh'I -.
.i.St evening 1T 80 a. clock.
Thns,. ,i,,.trI ", r.: Jacob y. Baum =
berger. It,~; rum;u,.ud"r. LOTUS Rom
, O. vice GN,iulug;li"r. NlJU;."i. I"Ah n
/ Htl";cc: sergeant * %f"i-' l;I.,,D' ~
Simi,~nu: historian. CHARTS M'NHiniC
and chap q. Rev. II. T. ';tuAI
| Moundsviuo Personals.
Mrs C. NJ. kcui,lt i .mrrN,uE nicely
! nj her home on Fourth stree; from an
operation performed At the Et'"daie
! hospital. 49,.
duties ~ teacher al hanu.ha'. Co., al
ter Spreading til" ","N-e'v! al ,"I noun
of her parents AR and Mrs. L. II. l'e-
Camp on Ninth street.
! Mrs. {. \. SnodErASs has returned
! to her HON" at MAanl"Sto" alter VISIT
| ing friends here. .,o
guest of relatives aad friends IN th!S
| city over Sunday.
| Paul Mason returned 10 his studies
Mt Bethany college yesterday AFTER u
short visit with his parents on East
| Seventh street 49,
DR.. and Mrs. W. l.. Fl"tchcr nave
returred to their home on sixth street
| .fter visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
| clarence I-afferty returned to his
home on Fourth street yesterday from
! Pittsburgh where he WAS visiting MS
oES Mrs I Gordon Of Wheeling spent
! Yesterday visiting relatives and triehas
| here ...,,,,.
Mrs. Eva Martin of West f;tth
street has returned from the "'nuSne
hospital where she spent the past ten
days. ..,...,, ~ her
bona nj Wheeling after VISITING h'r
: nor,n,s Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Logan "I
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MOUNDSVILLE
FOREIGNER FACES
THREE CHARGES

Tony M'-=ou-.A. ct E"nw"|d. was ar
r,.Snrd n.t, =. square l.. VI. Lewis yes
1 rday lnrrusu-, o., u charge OF conduct
ia ga .uhl.n.> house in the 'He r1nah
Village" IN Upr"r Eenw""d. ana re.
autred TO io-Ar $40 t"r las appearance
At tho Mer.h term OF 'Ir'"it '"NEt
Tory1s place was r,.d"d nv H"er.ll
f-,nyton las. Friday. wh" WA hunting
Pr moon$h.nc. No IGn"r N''~ trun l.
Nut raynnua; was G"."A -" a." I"AE
%as arrested.
- This VIII make thre" charges thNt n"
VIII face at the March term 81 court
~ 10 vas - have appeared nj the &c
- or form but the papers were MIS-
=. a and the case carried over until the
Starch session
- Burned In Mine.
3, stephen Fierce. OF First street. 70
-s,fysd several severe burns on III" face
81 up2rr part OF IN" body. wHcn Il
unrEr, Of gas IN the First street mime
cou.eht fire from his lamp.
TIL, accident occurred about two
o'clock and he was taken 10 tn" Glen
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Wednesday. but Is now rPorted a.
resting easily. ...
Mr. G.. i. Turner has rctuhed after
sprnding the pas: week in Pittsburgh 81"
business. 49,,
Miss Mnymr King has rcturcd I" hey
nom" in Tt!ShurEh after NlSing VII"
friends and relatives here.
VS. J;Iuary. uf SiStcrSvill, is visit
in gat the HON" OF Mrs. FraE Furo
ri Guthrie has returned afer WORK.
ing the past week in Fa'rview.
MISS Anna Smith Of W"St"his HiSit-
ing friends here for few dayi
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ter. Miss Sarah. who attends school
having accompanied them home.
Mrs. T.. r.. Ferguson entertainer on
Thursday evening fnr dinner. RI. and
Mrs. L. T.. Gitt"n and family Of So.
Ciairsvillr and m0'Ner Mrs. AlIn"i"a
Livingston. Of Columbus who IS Il guest
at their home
Mr. and Mrs. Beckett. OF Monroe,
county. are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ELLIS Beckett for short
tine.
Mr.. Josaph Ferguson who has been in
the Ohio General Hospital in Wheeling
for treatment, was abb" TO return 10
his home. West Of town. on Saturday.
much improved.
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M'MECHEN
Win ank Holiday

.. ,..ri 81. q n,lilay Friday, a. ta'
, - W.. ~, ~ .a,n fH- cameron to at
.'H 80 - ,,,,rJ fahlc This day will M
: Gn,'h, ~, ~ ID :n- Shor;..uE by a major
49, ~ ~, s,u,lrnt~
49, "a 90 To Fulton
! .rb, Whit F,l,.nnnuI has-h"' hail ;"l'>
,, 80 -, r..r E,~,iay. w}.ru th"y meet
.S,n L:,,i,,,,, I,IcorndGutS At Fulton. Th'
In,-,Is viii Spend much Tine IN pr;t"ur-
: I'm. 81 . :" y" IA gu"I ~h'H' FOR the
am,
Readv FOR Bazaar
,., ,,,.,,H'.~S 49,. NEOrrr'S rrrrisn
u i,,.,,.,,, ,,.,.., h.y,. every Niug ~
..,,I.'I'.,s r.r M. i;,:a:,r and social - h
-, n ~. f,...n!..nt e ~. VI. l..
.rt u, a.. Ii. w,d. s.lrctj..n "F
.,r.,., ,,,,,.r. y .j,r xii ~. ~U.tnh!" -:
! ,.nri,,n'.,, u.y,uy.. md nav" - variety -:
horn. mad. ,rud, ,h.'-n "!o come IN
handy fUr ,'h~. .'It.., r.,'gyou, = III
To Have Entertainment
! Tho r.nt,,, ,rruI',. >r'ron' W" r:SN ,hr.c
onnr,rC ,r,rr,aiururr' r..r''uh'" Il. IN
rhr I-ninn >,h""' auditorium. W'"rH AZ.
."rr.. humdr.i ~,lt"ars rnr'...pu',ns a
~, .gfr.;r ..,,J t.l.., ii,,. rrrunS,.l thI;
~, '' ,,ilr r". H.. ,u- =. .r,n'. TIE
I ,,r,,-I, r,ri ,,r t,.I - ,i.:-.,:.,s,. .r,"h
-, ,b,, -.I,ri library
''' ca++inp Along Nicely
: .,,, ,..'I'' ,;.,t,i,,I0 -, Oy.g. .... who
4
0 S.,,u-I,,. ,,y.r..r.- vl.n ~. WIS Hi toy a
= nv ~, ,..,s, H.. yvnirH had boon run over
So, 7,r,in vr,i. "a, H. w..rN at tho Il
. * -. r,f'r".G. rud Sustained mashed
ta,,, y,,I be- g.ad =, .r:r'l that n" =
80, ,rI,,.I, .rf.,r. were ,.vrr
So, 49,. t,llcrd IN T., f.u..
. r,tcr+asnnd ras~ Evening
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