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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-18
YOUNG GIRLS
MADE STRONG
.efF
Mrs. Boyd Tells How Her
Daughter Benefited by TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.

DanvilIe, Ill., "My daughter was.
very delicate and we thought we could
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New York Life Insurance Co.
incorporated under the laws Of the State of New York;
BAG saS Broadway, New York ~ Y.


POILCY-HOIDERS:i taa. sew SEQ.
suddenly Everybody
nc I @ S @ ss s has s a smsase Ss 5 e
which our life companies held .s.. v4 IL.
10 you realize
" e. g; 1929 S; s s % e.:
3D. ee s t:s ns nf use G "sssss & e
asas such
3d. That the life life must under the law included
that such proceeds to $4,000?
Just wofd aoou'th0se queries " .".1as
) primarily
n the s s% b." Hsss for Sasm sz s The ~s
for the tax its income
% n p s s ps % cash. i' but S ss Ss' ns
90 t ss ss' e s ss s S s
government taking percn
payable estates
addition the the taxes referred in the first
time with keen sa a s seas 5
a a&
its history
by nearly G 9s 6 SG% ts nss xs s 9 e &
n Our Ms n sS ns% s"s s s s %s' fro" in
pasg st sa s s2 t. s S ss LIFE s eG
took Russia including investments
which chiefly railroad bonds Russian Government
chased accumulated premiums paid by Russian
With the of the State of New
eliminated and Russian liabilities from statement for
.
material complications foreign business
The end of 1919 with the close
which borrowed purchase
Liberty Bonds
IL Taking of these items the made increase
~ Safety during year $5ooooo
DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President.
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HIGHEST cash prices paid for Sec
ond-hand Furniture. George w.
Peck, 35 Eastern Avenue, st. Johns
bury. 195-1m*
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Classified Dept.
FOREWOMAN WANTED

/ Capable energetic young woman wanted to act as
1overseer shirt work power machines with
Operatives.
Previous experience not necessary. Must be a
resident Of ST. Johnsbury To the right person perna
nent, we'll paid position is assured. Apply at by
letter. Tauber, Upton Co.. P O. Box 1852. 2O6-2l1
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BUICK 1917 roadster, 2 Buick tour
ing cars 1916, Oldsmobiles 1916
models, 5 passengers. All in good
condition. For sale. j. F. Adams,
Tel. 157, Lyndon. 1888 If
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WANTED-Man and wife on farm,
both work, good hours, fine place,
must be able to furnish references.
Pay $85 month, board and room.
See A. B. Dow, IL Eastern Ave. 1876 If
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TO RENT-Good warm tenement at
No. 2 Passumpsic street. Five rooms
with front and back piazza. Tel.
259-W. POI -207*
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LYNDONVILLE DRIVING CLUB

LYNDONVILLE DRIVING CLUB
The sixth matinee of the present
season was held on Saturday, Feb. ID,
and furnished the best racing and the
fastest time that has been made on
the local speedway this winter.
A large number witnessed the races
as it was the first pleasant day upon
which the races have been held.
Peter Arian, PAGER, recently pur-
chased by P S. Lang made his first
appearance, and being driven by Mr..
MeShane paced the third heat of
his race in 31ls seconds with appar-
ent ease and with a reputation of be-
ing able to pace quarter, in 80 sec
onds, should make Glass A very inter
esting when he starts in that class.
Mr.. Kittredge of Woodsville was
here and raced one of his horses in
Glass c.
The three heats, in Class A were
very fast as the speedway was not at
its best as on account of the warm
day the footing was somewhat soft
although a large amount of work
was put on the street to make it as
fast as possible.
The results of the races were as
follows:
CLASS A
Sam, Dr.. d. r. Brown l l l
Honesty, w. c. Way 2 2 2
Time, 31l2, 81, 81 u.
z. C. b., G. A. McShane / l
Friday O., j. j. Neagle p
Time 32A. Time second heat not
taken. Third heat called off account
broken wheel in sulky of z. C. B.
CLASS C
Peter Arion, P. S. Lang / I
Halle S., Mr.. Kittredge 2l2 2
Time, 34A, 37A, 31la.
CLASS ID
Gene Axworthy, A. Lee l l l
Betsy Hanks, J. F. Jock 2 2 2
Time, SO, 33l4, 351a.
CLASS f
Dan, Guy Dresser 1 l l
Captain, Fred Farmer 2 3 2
Elwood H., Fred Hoffman 2 3
Time, 40, 80. Time first heat not
taken.
Little Smoke and Lady Wakes
owned by Charles Pierce of West
Burke were expected to be here but
could not come but are to be here
at tn next matinee which will increase
the interest as the first mentioned
horse is said to be very fast.
On account of Washington's Birth
day, Feb. % coming on Sunday, the
next. matinee will be held on Monday,
Feb. 90 as this day will be observed
and will allow the men employed at
the railroad shops to witness the rae
es.
The matinees will continue after
that date as the final races and annual
banquet will not be had until some
time in March.
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TO RENT

FOR SALE-100 acre farm in Water
ford, will sell with stock or without.
Is Cows, 3 Calves. Joseph Boutett,
Waterford. 17S-1m*
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Man's wool heavy cloth
gray overcoat, size AZ. Particulars in
quire of this office. 200-22#
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WANTED-tO buy hardwood logs
suitable for fine veneer. Don't wait
for your money while you saw and
dry lumber; just load logs on cars
and get cash. State loading point,
price, quality and quantity first let
ter. Representative will call imme-
diately. NJ, care Caledonian. 198-203*
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WANTED-Night Clerk at
the Avenue Hotel. 200 If

WANTED-Capable girl for house
work, who can do plain cooking. No
washing or ironing. One who could
go home nights preferred. Phone
196-R. 20l-tf
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. F. N. Conley, IS Contra
st. 200 Il
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WANTED-Chamber maid
at the Avenue Hotel. 200 If
WANTED-Girlf for general house
work. Apply at Bailey's Music
Rooms, ID Eastern Ave. 1913 If
WANTED-Kitchen woman at
Sherburne's. 1877 If
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e, Morgantown: W. E. Pine Grows; nal
J Leahy, Morgantown: v. e. Ac0elS9
Parkersburg: J. r. Frink, HuntiAgtoAs
WINDSOR-R. n. Russell, st. A1yZNs;
A. B. Beaumont Morgantown;
Henry, Morgantown; N. J. stsri
Charleston.
GRAND CENTRAL-Harry Evas4
Sistersyille; L. v. Mckown. PaEfsrs
burg. SE
sTAMM-B. C. Litnnan, New Martin
Vile: Ogden Potts. Hundred. &;
ROGERS-J. F. Weiss, Fairmont; ~.
H. Hughes, Fairmont: G. c. BroWA
Weston; Thomas Farrell, Parkef1but1
Mrs. Harry Rahr and Mr.. ana l1ns5
| Elwood Rahr, Of McKeesport. Pa, Ar;
the guests Of relatives in this city Ovol
Memorial Day. -.
Phil Sheridan returned homs ~
evening from Monroe, Mich, whefo ~;
has been q student at the Hall % ~.
Divine Child. q
Mr.. John e. Stevenson, Of Nitchen
& Stevenson. loft Saturday evening % ..
bushes strip for Fort Worth, Texas.
Rev. r. e. l.. Strider will leave tolAU
for the southern part of the state WAote
he will be the guest Of his mothar -
fore. sailing for. England, leaving NeD
York about June 18th.
Miss Emma Weigal. Of the
Il
her parents in ShAdySide, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Taylor, OF Cl0N1
land, Ia visiting relatives In Wheeling.
Miss Estella Becker, Of Homo9tSa4
Pa, is visiting Miss Lille AkrttA -
South Wood street. 80
Marcus Yochum, member Of the etkY.
police force, left yesterday for 4oAts
real, Canada, to spend his vacation. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Hagan. OF Fits
burgh, are visiting Mrs. Hagan's Sigtees
Mrs. Elizabeth Brubacker. No. Isl Ftf.l
| tenth street. e
Henry Schaffer left Saturday for 1n.:
dianapolis, driving over in his new four
power Stutz car. for the races. VIII
Leach and Robert Sheppard made ne
| trip with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stamm will leave
to-day for A.antic City, driving over
George Feeney left Saturday, night
for New York City. where he will
| locate.
George Hewitt has returned from .
week end business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waddell, ok
Woodsdale. have left for WebSteg
Springs. for a short stay.
Harry Burton. Of the Island. left yes.
, terday for Canal Dover, O.. to spend q,
few days the guest Of relatives AMI
friends. o.
E. H. Carroll, Of Warren. O., II spend.
ing few days the guest Of his brother
, Arthur, of Sixteenth street, city. 49,
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MEMORIAL DAY
At COUNTRY CLUB
YTaSr XANDroA1 or TIE SEASON
WILL 11ArU1D P1ooHAH At
TIE HILLTOP HXSoRT.
ptnnsr pAnos In Tho HvsntnS VIII Con
eluds Nay Of Many PlsAsurss Tor
The Oocaasy Folk Of Tho City.

The Country Club will be the mecca
FOR society Folk today and Manager
Swartz has prepared a program OF In
formal pleasures which gives promise
Of making Memorial Day one long TO be
remembered by club members and thei.
friends. The most important event
scheduled for today Is the golf tourna-
ment This Is the first handicap or the
season and will be an Is hole medal play
with q handsome silver cup to be award
ed the winner OF the low score. Mt.
Chapman, golf instructor at the Cluo'
stated last evening that the course was
IN splendid condition for today's event
The usual golf enthusiasts have IRE
ouented the links this season ana the
ladies' are especially enthusiastic. ana
are greatly Interested in who will be
the winner OF the cup. Some taking part
in the handicap will begin early this
morning. and the playing will continue
until late afternoon.
dinner-dahce will provide pleasure
for the evening. A special menu IL De.
ing prepared and the entire interior OF
the CLUB has been transformed with
lovely decorations The Assembly
room Ia periodically decorated with
American flags and an abundance or
flowers adds to the beauty OF the room.
The dining room also has been oeauti
fully decorated and tho appointments at
the dinner will he lovely and in keeping
with the day Following the dinnrr Tor
which many have made reservations.
the evening will be devoted to dancing
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Y. W. c. A.. this evening. This marks
the closing the spring term. In June
Mrs. Sherman will again open her
school for a six weeks summer term.
The following is the program Tor to-
night:
You're Welcome II You Keep Right
Still" ..... Primary Class
"Bessic's Party" and philosophy at
Ten .....:.,; .......; Ruth Phillips
Orphan Annie" ..:..: Marjory Turner
Little Girls PerpIexity" .....:..;;:
.................. Margaret Jenkins
Toad Stools ........ Dorothy Marble
"Grandmas Fan 49,. Marcella Sacher
sleep, Dolly Sleep ..... Madelyn Evel
Negro Lullaby" ;...:.... Anna Driscoll
Indignant Nellie" Margaret. Hardwick
How We Walked Ike" John Rinehart
THE Photographs" Frances Hopkins
ITS Really Too Absurd. ........
Virginia Craft. Helen Saunders,
EstcIa O'Bricn. Lucy e. Harmon.
Idahel Wagner. Letitia Daley. Ann
Taylor
cupid" ...........Geo. B. johnson. Jr.
Mud Pies" ............ Primary Glass
The Grand Bumpers Degree" ....:.
"1,yc Cot Pain in NV S sGssRn s'eiiaFS
.................. Magdalene Dickey
Uncle Josh's Ideas on Women" 49,:
Robert Rinehart
Gossip ...... Magdalcnc Dickey and
Frances johnson
"Disciplin Sistah Brown ............
................... Helen Stillwell
"Womens Rights" ..:Nirginia Bissett
Down to the Capitol" -. Esther Peters
Between Two Loves. Virginia kerns
"Hchin' Heels" ....... Mildred kerns
THE Revolutionary Uprising" .:......
"Gwinc To Marry Jim" ........
"Whcn Papa's Sick. Dorothy Williams
"Thc I.ovcjoy Cow" ...Delrcra Melcher
"Fivc Little Cinnamon" ...........
Robert and John Rinehart. Eane
Robbins. Joseph Stellars, Frances
Hopkins
Merry Little GypsIcs" ..........
Gertrude and Kathleen Palmer
Battle Hymn" $500. Frances johnson
and Magdalcnc Dickcy
The Sunbonnct Girls" ................
Helen Saunders. Ann Taylor. Le-
titia Daley. Virginia Craft
THE japanese Parasol ...............
Idabcl Wagner. Lucy Elizabeth Har-
mon. Estclta O'Brien
Merry Sailors .......,..... Boys class
"MarScilla ISf" ......lntcrmediatc ClaSS
Good Night ........,...' CLASS GIFTS
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intelligcncer Want ADS.
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Tennis TOURNAMENT
AT:MQUNI De CAANILL
WILL CLOSE TO-DAY WITH AWA1D.
mo OF Silvia CUPS.
Several Youle Ladies WIN 1rO001 =
Circus On the Lawn.

Today will mark the closing q tAe
tennis tournament which has been No.
ing on at Mount de Chantal for the last
ten days. The event was scheduled Tor
Saturday. but vas POSTPONED until e
ed by the school to the winners Of tt
single and to each winner In the doubls
sets. ,.... e
. circus given on the lawn by the naap-
bers Of the Junior class. for which ~.
rangements have been made to makD
one OF the most attractive and enfer.
tanning events Of the year. The giIIe
the circus will be an original one Of
great interest.
DoublesGMisses MAY EliIabsth aAl
Angela Ebbert. Marie Whelan and M
Dowies Lucille Clendennen and 49,.
line McNally, Dorothy Walters and Ill.
dred Walsh. Gail Giodall and Winifrs1
Nav Bell OBrien and May HArl1o1A,
Genevieve Norton and Ellen Wilson. A.
gela Kennedy and Anna Laurie AerSt4
M Ne Pc Bold !Id and ,h May MsN.I, n
Lawson and Keith Holmstead.
Singles-Misses Elizabeth Ho6mAns
Margaret Walsh. Sarah Hamilton. Zone
fss L:.st Ssrt,Sss s MsKinSsy Ell
Lanson. Adelaide Kaufman. Marion D.
Rold, Angela. Kennedy, Madeline No
NuIty, Bertha Lawson. Margaret MI.
liers. Honora Hazel. PegEie Pne!on
Mary Lazear. Dorothy Waters. H4Afee
Wallace. Angela EmiE. Marion 1nDe
MAY McNaliy, Ruth Maxwell. NAk1Afee
McGuiEan. Annie Laurie Martin Aeien
Annabile. Lucille Clendennin. NAY IL.
abeth Ebbert. Angela Ebhert. 49,
Whelan. Margaret Welsly. % zlss
Those who will take part In the e.
are: Misses Keith Holmstead.
Holmstsad. Ethel Lawson. MAY
OBrien. May Harrigan. Lucretia c.
ner, Nancy Hersey. Catherine McKM,
Anne Faris, Mildred Flanagan. nav
walsh. Margaret Schofeld. Marion p
Bold Elizabeth DauKherty, May11Ue
Keith. Collette Blackette, E. K. WileeA
and PeHRie Phelan. 80
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FORMER WHEELING MN
May Be THE WINNER

With complete figures In from VI
three counties Of the Eleventh senAt4 b
ial district George ". Bowers. the M.
nington pottery manufacturer H.
wrestcd the lead from McNeely, Ms
competitor and now has 4 majority -
the face Of the returns Of 81. Mafien
county gave a big majority for McNee9
while Taylor county went to BoH1e1
and the canvassed returns from Moue
SCI. put the latter to the fore. The ~
ures for Tayler and Marion remain =
be canvassed. -
George w. Bowers IL . former Whels
ing man and a nephew Of CharleH ~
Bowers, banker. He was formerly
Official Of the Wheeling Potteries c..
pany Some years ago he establiaA
the Bowers pottery at Mannineo
which has been very successful. -
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SAVE SHOES AND STOCKINGS

They VIII last twice as long ~ you
Shake Into Your Shoes ALIENS FOOT
Ease, the Antiseptic. Healing powder
FOR the feet. It takes away the STING or
Corns, Bunions. Callouses. sore. aching.
.woIisn. tender feet. Aliens Foot Ease
atops the friction which causes the wear
on shoes and stockings. saves expense
and makes walking a delight. Shake II
into your shoes. Sprinkle II In the FOOT
bath. Sold everywhere.
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Tho Ladies' Masonic club will have
thNsr regular monthly card party on
Wednesday afternoon in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. The ladies will enjoy
the usual pleasant afternoon or cards
concluded wish the serving Of a dell:
cious luncheon. Mrs. r. NJ. Foley will
be chairman OF tho day and those desir-
Ing to attend are requested to call Mrs
Clrich or Mrs. Ware.
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arida.-Iunehson At washington

One of the most charming OF the pre-
nuptial affairs arranged for Miss Cert
rude Garden Is the bridge-luncheon to
be given by Miss Flora Campbell at her
home in Washington. Pa. on Friday.
Miss Bess Mathtson and Miss Eleanor
sweeney will accompany Miss Garden
from this city and the other guests Will
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, building at 10 o'clock and will so to the
picnic grounds in Il body. The entire
day will be spent In merry games and
contests the party arriving in the city
about twilight. Mrs. May Kinney Lewis
general secretary of the Y. w. {. a., to-
gether with the following secretaries
| will accompany the girls:
:. Misses
] Evelyn Noble Katherine Scott
| Amy KrciGer Irma Hoops
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Luncheon at Country Club

Mrs. E. S. Billiard will preside as
hostess at q charming informal lunch-
con at the Country Club on Tuesday
which viii compliment Mrs, William
Barger. Of Columbus. Ohio, who Is the
guest Of Mrs. w. E. Weiss. Of Elmwood.
Luncheon will be served at 1 oclocK
and the remainder of the afternoon will
be spent in the various pleasures tne
delightful hilltop resort affords. Mrs.
Billiards. guests will include:
Mesdames
William Barger Charles Aul
William Weiss Jason z. stamp,
Rose Schwertdfeger Miss Minnie Aul
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invites you and your friends to
Dance
Elks Club. Friday Evening. Juno a. 1s2V
Jacobs Orchestra
Programs (Not Limited TO Memoers)
Tho foregoing invitation has been Is
sued TO a large number Of the younger
SET. who are anticipating the event as
ono OF tho most noteworthy on the So
cial program for this week. This Is the
frst Of a number OF delightful social
functions to be given by the Alumni II
ASSOCIATE ion and rs II Is not confined TO
members, q large attendance IS being
prepared for by the committee.
The next Hffair TO be given by the
Association will be the banquet TO be
given June : or s in the McLure hotel
This will honor the members OF the
graduating class OF Wheeling high school
who will be taken into the association
on this occasion. This Is the first ban
quet given by tho Alumni Association
since 1915. due 10 the patriotic cooper
alton of the Association during the war;
Norman Greig. Jack Bushfield ana
Russell Goethe. compose the committee
in general charge and they are planning
tho two affairs on an elaborate scale
and assure their guests an evening OF
genuine pleasure on each OCCASION.
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Y. W, @. A. Girls Picnic

All the girls in the city who are
members Of the Y. ". c. a. are invited
TO the picnic which Is to be held TO-DAY
at Pine Hollow on the Ohio SIDE. for
week. a camp fire dinner will be served
but those who will so without having
registered must take their own lunch.
The girls will meet at the association
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Entertained Y. W. C. A. Members

Entertained Y. W. C. A. Members
On Friday evening a number of the
members and instructors OF the y. w.
c. A. of Wheeling were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. Edw Miles at her
home on Virginia street. Martins Ferry.
The chief forms of amusemcnts of the
evening consisted Of music. dancing, and
the guests were served dclcctahlc two
course luncheon. The guest list in
cluded:
Helen Leedham Mary Theil
Margaret Lewis Ncttie Poorman
Goldc Lewis Catherine Absalom
Lizzie Wilbert Martha Bcrnarr
Mary BagEs Rena Wagner
Rose Vesmus Margaret Marshall
Mcsdames
Harrison Edw. Miles
Outing To-day.
A group of congcnial friends have ar
ranged a delightful outing to celebrate
Decoration Day. The party will motor
to pretty spot in Ohio county whore
they will enjoy delicious picnic din
ner. Toward evening they will go Ia
Wheeling Park where they will spend
the evening in dancing. The party will
include:
Mcssrs. and Mesdomcs-
William Bard r. NJ. Barrackman
Walter Moore John Core
Theodore Daniels Frederick Daniels
clifford Barry
Misses
Jessie \. Wolfe Lena Kraft
MCssrS.-
Louis LIpphardt George Feeders
OF Arizona of Pittsburgh
For Miss Garden.
Tho first in Il series OF prc-nuptia
parties arranged for Miss Gertrude Gar
den, whose marriage to NJ. Russell r.
Thropp will be an event Of Thursday
June Il. will be given by Mrs. James b
Brennan. Jr.. on Wednesday afternoon
at her home in Echo Point. The guests
will spend the afternoon in necdlework
and at the close of the afternoon the
useful articles will he presented to the
bride elect. Tea will he served at tho
conclusion of the afternoons activities
Final Recital.
The third and last Of series Of re-
citals given ny tho pupils of Mrs. Lima
Hcnnig- Sherman viii take place at tho
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". Il. 3. Alumni Association

with Won Bergs orchestra to furnish
the musical program.
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Picnic Today.

1eewood Farm. near the Bethany Pike
Of relatives today when Mr.. and Mrs.
W, p. wallace and Mr.. and Mrs, L. r..
Wallace entertain with family re-
union. This IS an annual event and each
year proves most enjoyable. The guest
and the entire day will be spent In the
various pleasures an out door picnic al
fortM. 4 genuine picnic dinner and sup
per will be interesting features OF mo
dnys
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be mutual friends Of the hostess and
the honor guest who reside in Washing
ton.
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The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The Intelligcncer Want Ads.
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Mattresses

Sample Mattresses in both silk and
cotton felt. High grade and medium
qualities. These mattresses are the
samples we've been showing and are
In excellent condition.
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"A OFF
Other Pieces

We are able to illustrate and list
here but a few of the pieces we are
offering in this great sale. Many
other selections are to be found in
our store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22

Mrs. Helen Moberley is very low.
Miss Sarah Hammack spent sun
day with Miss Lizzie Hammack.
" Madison Bell spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Burl Hammack.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tatum spent
Sunday with Mrs Clell Tatum.
Miss Goldie McQuerry IL teaching
a subscription school a, Union.
Mrs Florence Church was the
guest q MIR. Z. D. Cooley Tuesday
Messrs Virgil Dollins and Ellis Bell
spent Sunday with Miss Grace Ta;sm
Miss Thelma Tudor was the recent
guest Of her sister. Mrs j. {. Bal
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Hammack and
family spent Friday night in Rich
mond
Mr. and Mrs K. VI. McQuerry
spen; Saturday Win Mr.. and Mrs. l.
W McQuerry.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-04-22
PLEASANT HILL.

Mrs. Hobart Grow and baby are bet
ter at this writing.
Friends are glad to know that Miss
Gladys Ray is improving
Miss VerTelia Ray spent Sunday
with her aunt Mrs. Sim Ray
Mss Linda Preston entertained sew
eral 81 her friends Sunday.
Mrs. Newt Grow spent Friday with
her sister, Mrs. Lige Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. JChn Ray entertain
ed several q their friends Sunday.
Mrs. Avis Turner u Indiana. Is
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity
Mrs. Bailey Ray and family spent
Saturday with her mother, Mr.. A. r.
Burchell
Miss Mamie Mae Woods spent one
day recently with Misses Leona and
Pauline BskeT.
Miss Myrtle Doolin was the pleas
ant guest Tuesday night Of her aunt,
Mrs Callie Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Preston and
family spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Huke Preston.
Mrs. Sim Ray returned home We'd
nesday after several days stay with
her son. Mr. Ira Ray Of Danville.
Miss Vergelia Ray was the guest
Saturday Of Miss Agnes Ray and at
tended preaching Saturday night.