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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-22
SHILOH

Many people from this commun-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-22

AT Csc YARD. CHOICE OF
ANY OF OUR WHOLE
STOCK OF NEW VOILES,
PLENTY OF THE NEW
BLOCK PATTERNS; AL
so SMALL CHECKS IN
ALL COLORS. THERE
ARE GOODS ON THIS
TABLE THAT FORMER
LY SOLD FOR $1.50.
YOUR CHOICE HERE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
PER YARD ....-..-.---.--..-..-..25s
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Go to The Devil!

Did you ever meet a
she devil?
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cepted the position as music teacher
at this place for the coming year.
Other members of the faculty are
Mrs. J. C. Seliars. principal, Miss
Alice Stevens, intermediate depart
ment, and Miss Jewell Jordan, phi
mary grades
An occasion which brought much
pleasure to those in attendance was
the barbecue given at the home Of
j. F. Daniel last Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Battles and daughters,
Vera and Matte. and little son, En-
DRY, have returned from a visit to
Mrs Battles sister at Abbeville.
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At 15c Yard. Five hundred yards
sheer White Lawn, forty inches
wide; here Monday and Tues
dav at ward 1Sc
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At zoe. Standard quality Pajama
Checks. full SO inches wide here
Monday and Tuesday. at yard zoe
At 19c. 500 Yards MILDLY Twill.
full yard wide, bleached snow
white, formerly SOC. Here Mon
day and Tuesday, at yard 1904 9c
At Toe. Mems Wash Ties reduced
from 2gc; full length; pretty pat
terms: here Monday and Tues
day, each ................-..----.......
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Power Farming Cost
At New Low Level

The widespread desire of farmers
to be able to buy their supplies at
prices comparable with the low fig
ures received for their products, can
now be gratifed in the power farm
ing field.
The International Harvester com
panv of America has just made n
second cut in it's tractor prices, bring
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AT Sc. Eight Mems Full Size
Hemstitched Handkerchief of
sheer White Lawn; all size
hens: regularly 10c; here Mon
dav and Tuesday -.--...-.-.--.-......-.Ss
Beauty Silk for making fine UNI
derwear, SO inches wide. white
and colors: regularly $1.00: here
Monday and Tuesday, at yard 500
500 Yards fine Chiffon Dress Taf-
feta at $1.98. Black and col
ors, SO inches wide and wear
guaranteed, per yard .--..--....-$1.9s
At Csc. Beautiful White Bengal
inc Silk for skirts and waists.
etc: Sc incres wide and good
quality; Monday and Tuesday
ward .......................................-e5 csc
At 45c Yard. 36-Inch Dotted
Swiss, sheer and pretty, at
ward -..-.-...-..------ ------...-..-.--.-.45c
At 48c Yard. Fine Sheeting, guar
anteed 100 inches wide; nothing
to equal this in Georgia; here
now at ward ...-.-...-...--....-.
AT ACC Pair. One big table of La
dies fine Silk and Lisle Hose.
white, black and colors; values
up to 1925: here now at pair Acc
At 7c Cake Genuine Palm Olive
Soap; limit one dozen cakes to
each buyer; here Monday and
Tuesday, per dozen -.---.........-. 82c
At lie Yard One thousand yards
Curtain Scrim, in white and
ecru; Sc inches wide; here Mon
dav and Tuesday, per yard lie
At 29c. Choice of our whole stock
of Children's Socks, plain or
fancy tops; highly mercerized:
80 per cent of them sold for Soc;
here Monday and Tuesday, per .
Standard Dry Goods Co.
/ FORSYTH ST. Next Bank of Commerce.
AMERIcUS, GA
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The STANDARD
THE AUGUST PRICE SMASHING
SALE CONTINUES. LOOK OVER
THIS MONDAY AND TUESDAY
LIST.
By Aherrl

1000 Yards best Standard Sea Is !
land Shooting; standard weight,
here for Monday and Tuesday.
10 yards for ........-----.--.........-..-. 59c
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Women's National Home missionary
society Of the NJ. 4. church. no" oe''e
held at Providence Il. |.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips IS visiting reA-
lives in Moundsville.
Mcssrs j. \. Mcconnell ami w d.
Gibson will return today from busl-
ness trip to Chicago.
K. J. Mccullough. formerly or ms
city but nov Of Newton Falls g. man.
aver Of the Warwood Land Company OF
This city, will leave here next SatUrda!
for South Carolina where he VII! snvh"
several months hunting In the h1he
RidSs mountains. Mir. McColiough IS
In the city ut the present time.
S p. Hughes. prominent retired 'drm
- ~ Warwood, Will leave IN short
time for California. IN which state ne
will spend tho coming winter. Mr.
Hughes will stop on at several points
o, interest on the way west. HIS hnal
destination Is Pasadena.
Mrs, Clarence Bcrtschy. who UNDER
went a severe operation at local hos
initial several days ago. IS now reported
10 be well on tho road to recovery, ana
will be Rblo to leave the hospital In
few days.
DR.. +. NJ. Baird. who has hccr n pa
t!ent In the Ohio Valley Genera! hoSn!-
tai for several days. was reported TO %
quito low last night.
H. E. Laupp, Of the Dollar Savings ~
Trust company. was business VISITOR
At Now Martinsville yesterday.
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WILL ADDRESS
GIRL SCOUTS
luas LAURA p. HOLLAND, GIRL
SCOUT DIRECTOR AT ALLIE
oRENY, SPEAKS HERE
TODAY
Comes Under Auspices Of WomhnS
Club-Local Leaders Ask Co
opSrataon Of Public

Miss Laura r. Holland. director OF
Girl Scouts at Allegheny. Ia. Will ad-
dress a meeting Of the Girl Scouts OF
tho city this afternoon at o'clock At
tho A. o. L. w. hall. Miss Holland
comes under tho auspices Of tho c'vlcs
department OF tho Wheeling Woman's
club. Miss Holland was formerly con-
nected with the National Scout bureau
In Now York. Mrs. Jane d. R"prner'
national director OF Girl Scouts. VINO
has been in tho work for eighteen
years. recommends Miss Holland as an
efficient scout worker and force'n!
speaker.
Mrs. E. ". Harrison Is captain OF
tho Girl Scouts in Wheeling and has
spent much time on the organization
OF the work here. Many new troops
could be organized II captains could
be secured TO take charge and direct
tho troops. and It Is hoped that Miss
Hollands talk on Friday will create
much enthusiasm.
Thrift week
Thrift Week will be observed Oct
1922 and each girl Is asked 10 earn
ono dollar, in accordance with the
scout slogan: Scouts never beg: they
always earn thelr money
The scout leaders are asking tho CO.
operation OF tho residents OF Wheeling
in bringing the Girl Scout work TO the
same degree Of Efficiency which marks
tho local organization OF Boy Scouts
Tho aim o: the training Is efficiency in
tho homo. the church. the community
! and the Importance OF this training can
not be over-empha sized.
Two day sale OF Indian Blankets. $500
1I0G
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RAILROAD NEWS
PENNSYLVANIA MAKES
BIG SLASH IN Rates
Dining Oar Service on Passenger Trains
Given Ratio Reduction

Announcement from tho Offices OF tho
Association OF Railway Executives at
Gil Broadway. New York CITY. Was re-
ce!ved Mt the local Pennsylvania kaI-
road offices yesterday to the effect thRt
a reduction In freight rates has oecn
made to take effect Immediately. IN"
reductions made. involve large
amount Of freight and consist or tho
following: Iron orc, % percent; SAND
gravel pebbles. etc. (known as ROAD
building u.aterialS) IS percent: rock
sart to the staboard. 90 percent; export
Iron and steel. - percent; grain, On
lako for export, 80 percent: grain ana
grain products. domestic. 10 percent:
grain, all-rail for export from Chicago
so percent: hour. all-ra!! for export
from Chicago. 80 percent; grain ana
grain products. domestic business Is
percent. In addition to this above num-
erous rates have been changed. making
reductions on vegetable oils. soap stock,
billets. scrap iron. pig iron. Iron anu
steel articles. concrete blocks, brick ana
CLAY products, sugar beets. alcohol. Pc
troleum and petroleum. products. lum-
Der and mining material and supplies,
soda and soda products. ground lime
stone. fruits and vegetables. scrap and
waste paper. explosives. canned goods
and manure. The Pennsylvania. In re-
sponse to the request OF numerous pa
irons Of the Company's dining car SER
vice for n we'll balanced meal at mod
crate price. has put into effect new
plan Of serving special combination
lunches and dinners, complete meal
for tho price Of ono dollar. This plan
has been triad out and adopted for 4
was found that the above price could he
charged and still make little profit.
Tho purpose OF the new Plan on dinin &
cars Is no. only to moe; the desires and
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PRISONERS TO SEE
"OVER The HILL"

Through the cooperation OF George p.
Zeppos president OF the Rex Amuse-
mont Co, and Warden Joseph z. Ter
roll. tho prisoners OF the West Virginia
state pen!teDtiary at Moundsville Will
have an opportunity to see the eleven
reel photoplay. over the HILL" on Sum
day afternoon. This complimentary
showing has been arranged through tho
courtesy OF William Fox, the producer
Of tho picture.
This Is the samo photoplay that was
shown on Broadway for moro than a
year. Tho prisoners will SEQ tho Pic
,ure in It's complete form just as 1t will
be presented at tho Plaza Theatre next
week.
Warden Terrell has arranged for tho
prisoners to view the picture In their
own movie theatre. md the entire per
Torrance will DO handled hy the men
themselves The prison orchestra will
play the accompaniment for tho Aim
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convenience q railroad travellers. but
elsn 70 effect reduction In dining car
price. nutw.th standing the continuing
hish cost Of dining car service.
Pay Day
Today Is pay day "n tho PenHsy mere.
The pays will hn distributed this morn
INK and arc said to he rather large. on
account OF several new runs being pat
on lately, mauy railroad men here Will
receive their first pay IN many months
Excursions Sunday
Pi,tsburgh-W heeling excursions VII!
10 run from here sunday on the Is. q
o. and Pennsylvania. No doubt largo
number Of local people are expecting 10
take In these popular excursions ana
spend the day out OF the city.
Prepared For Strike
Johnson C. Mckinley. local operator.
says that Wheeling Is prepared Tor the
railroad str!k" which is expected to go
into effect November third and hfih. Ac
cordins 10 MIR. Mckinley. Wheeling can
survive throughout tho strike for ae
least sixty days and mt the same tme
would be given q big Keller through
river traffic. About the only shortage
that may lie noticed here. according 10
Mr.. Mckinley, would be on fuel. such
rs coal and petroleum p'oHW's' "N'
etIll a larre amount OF fuel could be OBJ
tained either by auto trucks or by river
steamers. According 70 Mr.. Otto SchrnE
meat M cker, there will not be short
ace in food. and II there should be. II
would not be great enough TO cause any
suffering. Mr.. Schcnk. like MT. Nc
kinley, SAYS that the country " u neces
s,rilv had to. could survive for some
time through relief given by the use OF
auto trucks.
Situation Remains Quiet
With tho coming railroad strike on
tho minds OF everyone. railroad ofhc.a IS
here have not received any orders from
higher ups on how to handle the situa-
ton, presumably for the reason that
they are not expecting r strike. About
the only Information received here was
In tho form OF advice to speed up ship
ments and to notify everyone to get in
a supply Of food and fuol materials.
Officials Not Home
]. II. Redding superintendent OF the
Tennsy and I. II. Scott. superintendent
Of tho B. & O. were both out OF the
city last evening.
Railroad Briefs
A. J. Sharpe Of the B. o. Is on
duty on account Of Illness.
George Torrill OF the Pennsylvania ia
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Your mother
knows our Bond

Perhaps she is one of the tens Of
thousands of mothers who made Bond
Bread-sending their own rich home
made loaves in the great competition
out of which the Bond Bread formula
was born.
Her picture is always before us; the
Bond on the wrapper of every loaf is
our guarantee that Bond Breads ma.
terials will always be the very same
pure materials she used to employ.
Our Bond means that we must keep
faith with her-your mother.
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at Mngo on a few days vacation visit
ing friends.
FIovd Mason Of the Pennsylvania at
Conway. IS here for a few days visiting
friends and relatives.
Bob Savers OF the B. & o. has re-
sumed duties after being on several
days on account Of Illness.
Harry Parkhill Of the 3. & Q. here
continue to rema in of duty on account
Of illness.
John Minard Of the Wheeling and
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Lake Erie at Brewster was . euARsH
visitor here yesterday.
Don Crlswell Of the B. & 0. 10 getung
aIone nicely after a recent illness.
William Sheppard OF the B. d O. has
rone TO Cumberland. Nd. for few
DAYS In the interest OF tho company -.
Joe Tippenrott. Pennsy power man.
Is Off duty for a few days on account
OF moving and changing residences
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at g cna-m.ns,y appointed d!nner al
their homo on tho National road yester-
day evening. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry u. Sufel. who have recently re-
turned from AN extended wedding trip
Tho occasion vas IN the nature OF a
family reunion. The dinner was served
under the direction OF Manager Schwartz
~ tho Country club, and covers ~ere
L.id for thi-ty-two guests
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PLAINTIFF GETS $65

In the suit of William Hitchcock vs..
Alfred Nelson. tried yesterday morning
IN circuit court before Judge J. B. Som
merville. a verdict FOR SOS WAS given Sy
the jury in favor OF tho plaintiff. TIE
plaintirr asked for sis. The suit wts
the outgrowth Of an automobile ac".
dent
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KcXOSBrOmW

Miss Hilda Bremen. the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bremen. cf Mozart.
and Edgar Mckee. of the Island were
married Wednesday evening at T:3o at
tho parsonage OF tho Thomson NJ. T.
church by the Rev. ". E. Craig. Tbs
ceremony was quietly solemnized with
only the immediate families OF the
bride and groom IN attendance MI
Mckee II a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Mckee. Of tho Island. Tho young couple
Will take up their residence In Mozart
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SOMETIMES the image before her
~ eyes is just a trihe dull; sometimes
in the family chatter she misses word
ortwo. But she knows about the Bond
from which Bond Bread gets its name
And her taste and her touch are as
keen and as right as ever they were in
her life. BY the aroma, the feel, and
the flavor, she knows what is good
bread-that our Bond on each wrapper
speaks true when it guarantees that
we use naught but purest old-fashioned
ingredients.
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Bernard Board. who IL III at North
Wheeling hospital. having undergone
an operation earlier in tho week. 10 re-
covering nicely.
Francis J. Warner spent yesterday
with his mother. Mrs John E. Kaiser
on North Main street. Mr.. Warner ID
with the Ruth Chatterton company
playing Mary Rose" at tho Nixon
theatre in Pittsburgh. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Helm. OF Con-
snental. Ohio. are spending several
days visiting friends IN this city.
W. 3. Ruston. Of Dayton. Ohio, AZ
rived In tho city yesterday. and VIII
spend the remainder Of tho week Jock
Ing after business interests
Mr.. and Mra e A. Franzhein. Of
steubsnville are tho guests OF rel
a,iveA IN this city. for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Carlisle OF Co
lumeua. Ohio, are visiting with friends
In this city for = few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Adams. OF
Congo. Ohio. arc spending few day'
visiting with friends In East wheeling
Miss Helen Franzheim. OF Steuoen'
VILE, IL spending several days visiting
with relatives and friends in the city
Mas Martina JuofBcuAb OF SHo AbIAi'ui
a student at Wlttenberg College. Spring
field. Ohio, was brought homo Wedres-
day suffering with appendicitis. She
underwent an operation at tho Ohie
Valley General hospital yesterday morn
Ing. and last night was reported 10 be
resting comfortably and doing as well
az could 10 expected. Joe JuerEens
brother Of Miss JuerEens. also a student
at wittenberg. brought her homo and
Will remain here until Sunday after
noon.
Mira Charles Kremer. Of the South
Side. who underwent an operation 81
.he Ohio Valley General hospital SOW.
eral days ago. IS recovering nicely.
Mrs. George Hiilyer Is III At he
homo on tho north end Of the Island,
Mrs. Wayman Darger Of Conne!lsVill'
Pa. Is visiting her friends on the lslant
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. kraeme
have returned from a three months
European tour.
Mrs. r. r. Nay and Mrs. ". H. Metz
rer arc attending tho convention OF tn
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About People
rovs1snts Of nStviauais 10 A.
Prom xAS cl11.
At Z" HOTELS

Rogers-C. D. Moore Now Martins
VILE: NJ. r. Chapman. Hartford; r. c.
Muscatell. Clarksburg: o. E. Ban Akron
Ohio: A. c. Welsh. Charleston.
McLure--A B. Jarvis Clarksburg: G
Q. Leary.. Blueheld; A. c. Wagner. Park
ersburE: D H. Coushey, Morgantown;
l.. c. Manan, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Nj. and
Mrs. Donnie Rayburn. Point Pleasant
]. g. Arnold. woodshcld. Ohio; S <
Eastourn. Huntington.
Windsor. W. McDougal. Manning
ton: O. J. Stout. Petersburg: W. A
Frame. Parkersburg: G. b. Halliwell
Moundsville; J. r Tyler. Huntington
Nr. and Mrs Carter. ParkersourG; L. II
White. Huntington.
Stamm-w. J. Dixon. Holloway; Ray
Pippen. Fairmont; c. n. Stone, New
Martinsville: A. Carroll. Weston; Ed
Llnger. Darlington. Ohio: G. l. King
Cameron.
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rrex Club Dance

The Trek ciuo Will hold the next or
their series OF fall dances A. the CARO-"
club auditorium this evening. The latest
musical numbers will De rendered by
The Melody Boys aad the affair Is en-
pected to prove very enjoyable.
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n.hsar,,I. FOR "sprtnsttms"

EehcarSals ars veil under way Tor
ne musical extravaganza. Sprinsttfne
Which viii Be presented at the Court
theat.r. November and .. under tho
auspices OF Carroll Court, No. 2ss'
Catholic Daughters OF America. Tho
production IS being directed by Grant
lamont, and the cast includes some
a.. the most talented musicians and
actors In the city. Miss Clara Rose
Coleman Is general chairman OF ar
ranxements Tho children who will
,ake part In the production are request
cd @ be at the Carroll Council Club
'S!s afternoon at $50.
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A. thu Country Dub

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Booth entertained
few friends informally at dinner NJ
thu Country club Yesterday evening
Among those presc2; wero:
Messrs and Mesdames-
Joseph speidel z. +. ROBERTSON
H. 5. McIyure Z. II. boo'h
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ndt.a cAidRsu HoGtsSg

Miss Martha Caldwell will be hostess
n. br!dee-tea this afternoon at her
homo on North Main street. The AFFAIR
will be delightfully."- informal. Bridge
will IS enjoyed during tho afternoon
and tea will be served at the conclusion
OF Pay. The guest list will Include 20
friends Of tho hostess.
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BR|DGE~TEA
FOR BRIDES
A[iss Harr1st Hannah WIN Honor Mrs'
Carl johnson and MI. WILLIAM
Cotton With Charming AFFAIR
At Country Club
Ar. and Mrs. Edward Barnard Will
CsisnrAes Twenty-hfth Wedding
Anniversary with Informal
Reception
1Adiss OF rtfth Tw1g to Give supper
Dance At Fort Henry Club A.
Bsnsns for Ohio valley Cen
sral Hospital

Miss Harriet Hannah viii honor Ar'
cSrl Johnson and Mrs. William Cotton.
two recent brides, with a bridge-tea at
the Country club this afternoon. The
hours viii Do from to 5. Four tables
will accommodate Miss Hannans guests
FOR at interesting session a. bridge
after which tea Will DO served. 4noSo
present will b:
Misses-
Virginia Heinleiu virginia Stfei
Mary stephens Florence Ssron
Elizabeth Beans Rose Areena
Dorothy Beans Katherine HuHSof
Margaret Blacktord R&th KIRK
no-othy Stanton Helen Morris
I,ylle B,rch Mary Alexander
Mesdames---
Carl Johnson Ancraw t,iass
william Cotton James |lLeVaad
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Dat. Changed for 9rtdss-T.a

The date OF tae br!dEe-tea vhica all,
Re given at tho Mci.Gre ho;e! by local
Glumnae OF vaSsar co,.eSe has been
changed from the afternoon OF Oct 81
% Nov. l. on acrou%t OK a conflict IN
tns hotel reservations Tho hnstesses
sor the occasion w:,i he The local
Nassar alumnae Including Mrs. W. A.
Tracrart. Jr. Mrs. Jn-erh Spe!le'. Mrs.
y. c. Ewing and Mrs. :. 4. Williams.
Tn. hours Will De rom 70 ; ocl1~k
Bridge Will be enjoyed during the after
noon and tea 81" he served 4: 1
o'clock. Mrs. Il. {. Ogden will preside
:, the tea table. assisted by Mrs. y. &.
Ewing. A variety OF novel features
which wi! add 10 The Interest OF ths
sra!r e.. being planned by the ladies
OF the committee Ths ten IS being
rive, a.a benefit f"r tho EasSar salary
fund. Ior which a campaign IL now
heinz carried on all over tire couatry.
Thosr desiring :" make reservations
nav do so by caN!ng Mrs. W. ~ ''ra-
rr.r II. nj Uoods,!a'a 2IS ar Ms.
r. {. Ewing =. Wn"dSdI,s |.
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r.. Mission society - the Zion
LUTHERAN church III, hold a haLa sale
Saturday =. tho George ". Shook CO.
.,,-c This sale vii begin promptly at
% o'clock sni rontiHu" until every
...r- is sold ~ ''n'l, ~ hone ado
rt.e cakes ard "to~~ god things s."
-. -. he on 81 ..
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Eilltfm-6ArTiHon
Halloween Dance

The Young Mems Club. os BelIaire.
VIII give ;he.- annual Halloween dance
F>r.da" oct. %. a, the club rooms IN
Bel,a're. The music Will be furnished
pv ManEo's Novelty Entertainers. OF
Wh4e,inK The lance committee Ia
GUIDES: MsSsr~. Ernest. Kre!.e". Wind
land and Mcdonald