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AMONG FORT DU PONT SOLDIERS.

Delaware City Feb 3 Corporal Me
Mahon, Sergeant Nessmer, Private
William Holload md Private Cochran
of Fort du Pont viii leave next week
for Staten Island, n Y, To take three
months course for non-commissioned
officers
Private Mason, who has soldiercd
for the past ten years in Texas, has been
transferred 10 Fort du pont.
Charles Wood has received word of the
death OF his mother at Chester. Pa.
Mr. Woods father was buried last Satur-
day
AT st Paul's r G. Church Wilmington,
yesterday, Miss Mary Bonner o Whining
was married to Corporal Bailey Of Fort
du port
Private McDaniels Of Fort du Pont
has been granted ten-days furlough and
has gone to New York City.
J. + Sadler & Co. have on hand for
immediate delivery very best quality
egg and stove coal--Adv.
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NIDDLETOw-S MITE BOX OPENING

Niddlctewn, Feb. 3.-The mite box
opening Of the Queen Esther Circle,
Kings Daughters. Of Bethesda Nj. T..
Church. always delightful affair, was
especially pleasing, Tuesday evening.
when the girls met with Miss Lena Weber
and Mrs. Carson Segelkcn NJ their home
Oh North Broad street a program con
sisting Of PLAYS and readings had been
prepared and was much enjoyed.
The contents Of the mite boxes amount
cd 10 more than S56, with sixteen boxes yet
70 hear from.
4 letter Of appreciation Of Christmas
gifts was read from the matron Of q
Home NJ BoaE, Ala, to which the Circle
each wear sends a Christmas box
Tho Circle. under the direction of the
president. Mrs : ] Bockson, has IN
creased its members from the original
sixteen who formed the Circle several
wears ago, TO about sixty.
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SCHOOL DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Dover, Feb 3.-Thc fwo-story frame
school building NJ Canterbury was totally
destroyed by fire, Tuesday morning
shortly after ( o'clock, building and fur
nitrre being total loss. Seventeen pupils
we're enrolled, and these, with their
teacher. Albert Newman. will be trans
ferred 10 the Viola and FELTON, schools
Among the fixtures destroyed WAS 2
new graphaphone and full set Of records,
which were highly priced by the children.
small amount Of insurance was carried
on the building.
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NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport, Feb. 3.-The Junior o.lris
Club held business meeting, FRIDAY
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. q.
Justia. wit h20members present. MlssAgnes
Medill. New Castle county club leader,
presented the Junior Club charter. The
girls completed their sewing bags, and
then baked biscuits Carrie Draper enter
tanned with a vocal solo and Nellie Seeds
gave o recitation.
Mn. John r. LYMAN, Miss Leila LYMAN
and Miss Frances Ball, members Of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Newport Nj +.
Church will hold an apron Social AT
their home. Saturday evening. At the
last meeting OF the Aid Society. each mcm-
ber was asked TO make ono dollar or more,
If possible, by March, and the proceeds
OF this social will gn TO this special fund,
which will be used 10 defray expenses IN
connection with improvements recently
made at the parsonage.
Rev. r. c. Smoot Of Rockhatl, Md, a
former pastor Of Newport Nj. f. Church
is Spending few days with MIR and Mrs-
w. f. Groome
Funeral services Of Andrew \. Price, ST.,
formerly of Newport. and later residing
NJ Atlantic City were held IN the Newport
NJ. f. Church yesterday afternoon. MIR
Price was stricken with paralysis on Sat
urdav. and died very suddenly.
Dr. and Mrs. II. l.. Patterson and MIR
and Nfrs. Morrison Snodgrass Of Oxford
Pa, motorcd here, Sunday, 10 visit Mr.
and Mrs ID. W Chandler Miss Mildred
Chandler Of Germantown, Pa, also
spent the Weekend here with her parents.
Miss Mary LYMAN, who has been con
fined 10 her home by tho grip IS much i'm
proved. Miss Rebeoca Maclary. who was
confined 10 her home several DAYS with
the grip is now able 70 be out
Miss LILLIAN Chandler spent the week
end with friends AZ Kcnnett Square. Ia.
and on Monday attended the funeral Of
Miss Emma Phillips, who died vcr,
suddenly last week.
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PARKING SIGNS PUT UP.

Milford, Feb. 3-Milford Town Co un-
Gil has had q number of new parking signs
painted and placed on North Walnut
str Get in the business section Of the town.
The traffic condition has become so con-
gested in this section that at times pas
sageway for traffic is almost impossible
owing To the number Of cars parked along
the street.
The signs prohibit parking especially
about the corner of Front and Walnut
streets. Signs have also been placed on
all the streets approaching the Milford
schools, warning autoists 30 go slowly, az n
school house is i'm the vicinity
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NEWS OF kENTON.

Kenton, Feb 3-Harold Hilyard, son
Of H. W. Hilyard, il recovering nicely
from an operation he underwent in VIII
mington, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese Of Middle
town have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William H Greenwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Easley and Mrs.
]. ". Easley were Wilmington visitors
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John W Attix enter
tanned, last week, Mrs. J Gilbert Attix
ok Overlook, Del
J.R. Reed Of Seattle, Wash, is spending
the winter here with his mother, Mrs
T.. @. Reed.
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WEDDINGS IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown, Feb 3--At First NJ. p.
Church parsonage, this city, Saturday
night, Miss Anna Foskey, daughter OF
Robert b. Foskey Of Milton, and Bayard
w. Messick, son of William S. Messick,
of Georgetown were married by Rev.
John T. Bailey
Mrs Minnie M. Jester of Redden, daugh-
ter of Rufus Rust and Lorenzo G. Win
gate, local railroad man, were married
Sunday night at First NJ 7. parsonage, by
Rev John 7. Bailey.
Miss Dorothy Massey Of Millsboro
daughter of Garry f. Massey and George
w. Cooper, a surfman at Rchoboth Beach
son of Abisha ID. Cooper of Chincoteagtie
Va, were married at Millsboro, last Thurs.
day night by Rev. b u. Moore.
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DEATH OF DELAWARE PRINTER.

Clayton. Feb. 3.--Charles Warren, son
az the late Mrs. Emily Pratt Of this town.
died suddenly, Saturday morning. at has
home in New York City He was an ad
compositor on 4 New York City news
paper
Mr.. Warren formerly lived in smyrna,
where he learned his trade on tho smyrna
Times. He is survived by a widow and
several children.
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MODEL ONE ROOM SCHOOL.

Newark. Feb 3 Ground has been
broken for the model one-room school
building presented by the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association to the local
schools. II will bc located oppf site the
grammar school and when completed
will house the opportunity class. an un-
graded section II the school formed last
wear or children chronologicallv retarded
for various reasons
Great progress has been made with TINS
class as a result of individual attention
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Wednesday Feb. 2 l92i.-I wlsh
mothe wouldnt WOrrv so' Now
she's fretflng becasIse % costs rs
much more % live here in TIC q
than Il did bark homo
When she mentioned the rlarter
tonight. couldn't help smiling
Want ads" ! said. and broke ouf
laughing. for 10 seemed that 20
matter what ne had wanted since
coming 70 Wilmington We had found
THAI an ad in Every Evening had
helped Us out.
What are you talking about
asked mother
Just tins .1swerrd- Won
are worrying about the eost W.
rving. WHY not advertise oue ~
olr spare rooms for rent ana We can
make $3.50 q year or more extra
That vii help YOU. won't u. dear
This time / remembered thaf rrr
Every Evening would take AIS ovcl
the telephone, 50 I called 200 ana
phoned IN 81 I'D - be placed uRder
the heading OF Rooms for Rem
- = . - - - . . - . q 49, o 70 q
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c. f. OFFICERS ELECTED.

Milford, Feb 3.-The Young People 8
Society Of the Christian Endcavor of Mil
ford has elected the following officer for
the year President. Mrs. Robert y.
Prettvman vice-prcsident, Alphonso
Humes; secretary, Mrs. Hester Bunstein
corresponding secretary, Shcckley Dough
erty, treasurer, Miss Ida Harrington
pianist, Miss Isabel IIouseman.
The society has formed an orchestra
which now has a full complement Of rnem-
bers and is rendering service at tho differ
cnt meetings in o vory creditahlc manner.
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BRIDGEVILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville, Feb 3-Mr and MIN. c.
Victor Lewis entertained the following
guests at cards. Monday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Todd, MIR and Mrs.
Dawson Todd Miss Mildred Curry,
Ralph Adams and G. {. Lewis of Cannon.
Miss Edna Young, daughter of Mrs
Charles Young, and Earl Williams, a
mail clerk on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
we're married last week at the home Of
the brides mother, on Main street. by
Rev Disston w Jacobs
The Home Missionary Society, recently
organized, met Monday in Union M T.
Church, now has membership Of about
60, with new members coming in con-
tinually
Miss Mildred Curry left yesterday for
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EpwORTH LEAGUE CABINET.

Dover. Feb 3-The following cabinet
has been selected for the reorganized
Epworth League Of Wesley NJ F. Church,
this town.
President. Professor James II Mon cal
vlce-presidents, Miss Edith l. Van Syckle.
Mrs. 4. ID. Cobb, Miss Katherine Fox,
Mrs Ruth W. Totten, secretary, Herbert
Dodd; treasurer, Herbert Colt.
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CLAYTON NOTES.

Clayton, Feb. 3-An oyster supper
gwen recently by the members Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Delaney's
netted the sum Of s74.50
Mrs. Jennie Reihm is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Darrell, in River
side, Y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowden, who
have been living in Clayton, moved on
Saturday TO their former home at Chinoo-
league, Va.
Mr.. and Mr.. Lambert Gooding are
receiving congratulations on the birth of
a 12-pound baby boy.
John Sylvester, residing near town, Is
quite III with pneumonia.
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Cape Charles, Va, where she will be q
guest of Mrs. Albert Moore for n few days.
Mrs. Emerson Wiley of Wissahickon,
Pa. spent Monday in town, a guest OF
her sister. Mrs. c. Victor Lewis
Many reports have recently been CIR
cuIated in town concerning the route 10
be taken to connect the new State high
way with the Maryland II is hoped IT
will be run through this town, as is now
reported. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Victor Lewis, Miss
Lois Ward and d. Lee Short spent Sun
day in Hurlock, Md, que SITS of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Lee Neal
Eggs took sudden drop, last week,
and are now selling at SO cents per dozen,
tho lowest market price for long time.
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one Of Dovers most respected citizens,
died i'm Frederick, Md, THE week. He
was a travelingman, wcfl known all over
the State
David rs Donaldson, who died in viii
miagtou. yesterday, formerly lived in
Dover for many wears He was a member
Of Dover Council, No 27, Jr Q. 4. 4. NJ,
and of Waneta Tribe, No ~, Improved
Order af Red Men. of this town
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WOnfAN'S CLUB HAS DANCE.

Newport. Feb 3.-The Womans Club
of Newport held dance in the Masonic
Temple. last evening The committee in
charge consisted of Mrs William Dannen-
hauer. assls ted by Mrs. II. ]. Rile, Mrs
Tavlor and Mrs. Reuben Pordham.
Crawford orchestra Of Wilmington
furnished music and feature dances were
enioyed by those present About fifty
coup les attended.
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FIND SKELETON OF
MASTODON IN ARIZONA

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Bisbee Arlz.. Feb 3-Diseovery of
the skeleton of mastodon near Benson,
81 miles northwest OF here was report
ed TODAY 10y DR.. Gldley. of the Smith
sonian Institution. in charge of party
that has for several days been uncoverlug
the bones of prehistoric animals, The
ttsks OF the mastodon measure more than
six feet in length Dr.Gidley announced,
He said that the remains Of q sea turtle
about seven feet long had been uncovered
near the bones of the mastodon.
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condition improves
Thousands OF people have etlr prlstae
creased their strength oucrgT and ontnra
IN Two weeks time hy this slmpt rfr
rnent But in makins this feFf hr sur ''"
rhe iron YOU take is organic trun amN "
metallic q mineral iron which pycnir ieth
take Organic iron f. Ike thc iron in 1n"
blood and like the iron iu spinach nfi> aH
apples while metallic iron ls irtn u-. ~
comes from the acton % strCnE asia, "f
small pieces " iron orgauic frnn map
had from your druSgist under D. name
NCAATED IRON Reware ~ >in-tlf4 l'-
look FOR the letters y I on on ntrrt tAn.
Your money will be refunded BY fac uer
facturers II YOU DO not obtain ocrter
satisfactory results. AZ az drlSsl>ts.
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Tuesday evening, in honor of his forty
second birthday anniversary.
The affair WAS greatly enjoyed by
everyone present Music and cards were
the features of the evening. Members Of
the troupe sang several selections, accom-
panied by Charles Van Leer, director Of the
minstrels, on the piano. The merrimcnt
kept up until well on into the night when
the following menu WAS served: Chicken
salad on lettuce, olives, pickles, Maryland
biscuits, pimcnto sandwiches, coffee,
cigars, cigarettes.
A large birthday cake which occupied
the center of the table was served with
the coffee.
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BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB.

Stanton, Feb. 3.-The Boys Athletic
Club Of Stanton held n business meet ing
in Friends Meetinghouse, Tuesday after
noon, and discussed playgro und work
which they will undertake in the spring.
The boys will get up baseball team, and
expect 10 have a good diamond on the
school ground.
The club has joined the Liberty Bell
Bird Club, and the boys are building bird
houses, and preparing other forms of
shelter for birds, which they propose 10
protect.
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DEATH AFTER OPERATION.

Milford. Feb 3.--Word has been re-
ceived in Milford of the death in a Phila-
dclphia hospital, of Clinton Zurbrigg,
aged IL years, son of DIR. and Mrs. ID.
Anton Zurbrigge of Milford, who had been
sick for three weeks from an abccss OF the
leg,
An operati on took place Tuesday morn
ing but he did not rally from the effects OF
the annsthetic and died about noon.
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UNION REVIVAL SERVICES.

Georgetown, Feb 3-Union revival
meetings viii commence in First NJ. T.
Church. this city, next Sunday night.
The first week service will he in charge
of Rev John T. Bailey. and the following
weeks services in charge of Rev. =. Y.
Pilchard at Wesley NJ +. Church.
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this line OF work will be practically elimi-
mated so the carpenters can 60 right
into larger building enterprises.
Enterprise Milling Co. have improved
Is mill property; Parsons Brothers are
erecting their new basket and crate fac
tory Andrew Records has rebuilt his
property, which was burned Christmas
Day, and many Others have made and are
making needed improvements.
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INDIGESTION
Pape's Dlapepsin" makes
Disordered StomachS
feel fine ar once

Lumps Of undigested food causing
pain. When your stomach is acid.
and is gaSsv, sour or YOU have heart
burn, fatulence, headache, or dyspepsia,
here Is a speedy relief no waiting.
Eat tablet OF two Of Papes Diapepsin
and instantly your stomach feels fine All
the indigestion pain, gases acidity and
misery in the stomach caused by acidity
ends
Pape's Diapepsin tablets cost little at
any drug store but there is no surer o.
quicker stomach antiacid known.
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GAVE PLEASING DINNER.

Sesford, Feb. 3.-Wilham B. Huttson,
for several years treasurer OF the Hobbs
& Longendyke minstrels, entertained the
members OF the organization, and a few
other guests, st his home on Poplar street
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Pnlien Refore P.rann Rnard

Chief n PalioS George BIack nd
tain of Detectives Y brrt bersrr
10 Dover today ~ aupear rrf rn
Board of Pardons. viii p VII oorsidrr .
n number of aDplicsti ne for narTion fl'it
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BUSY TIMES AT SEAFORD.

Seaford Feb 3 The continued good
weather has caused much outside work 10
be done, especially in the building and
repa ir line, and when spring opens all
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FORMERLY OF DOVER.

Dover, Feb. 3.-Jaeob f. Kirk, for
many years resident Of this town and
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It's the of STRONG FORCEFJL vGoRoi
the become the CAPTAINS ndusr
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bloods {
nd PROPER AAflINl
nervous rria easily
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Are Weak Nerves and
Thin Blood Making a
Failure Out of You?
blood weakens the viii power ohs
of bodily and mental and often keeps from
making the money and success you should

THERE ARE 10000 600 100000 RED BLOOD C0RPUSCLES
BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
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Also YOUR BRAIN BECOMES DULL AND HEAVY.
a keenac powerful mind.
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[TZZT3lEN 2aE!S1 6as

King Features Syndlca,-- ~.
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DOROTRY's DIARY

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A. r. G.. Nursing Notes.
franklin. La.

Since coming into the parish l
have noticed quite . few typhoid
cases. This should not be. The
State Board of Health furnishes
free all the typhoid vaccine any
community may ask for and |
feel cure our good doctors are
only too anxious to rid the parish
of this disease. Clinics will be
held at various places in order
that the people may have the op-
portunity of getting vaccinated.
We cannot remedy the source of
the water which we drink but !
can take the vaccine thereby i'm.
munizing themselves against ty.
phoid.
Our health program should be
preventive medicine and our aim
is to rid St. Mary parish of all the
diseases possible. 40 ounce of
prevention is worth a pound OF
care. Lets get our heads together
and do some real health work that
st. Mary will be proud of.
ETHEL MILLIGAN, R. NJ.
Public Health Nurse.
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Band Concert Tonight.

The first free concert was given
last Saturday night by the Frank.
lin Concert Band on Main street.
The streets were full of people.
The entertainment was fiue and
the music was beautiful. The
following ia the program for the
concert of the band for tonight:
March -"Independence Day."
by Boyer.
Serenade-"Iu the Twilight,"by
Mackie.
March-"Rank and File" by
Schuman.
WaItz-"Dy the Teche," by
Abel.
March--"Polar Star" by o.
Nell.
Wal,z-"Oh, What a Pal Was
Mary" by Vending.
March-"Troop A."
Waltz-"Beautiful Franklin. by
Lombardo. BY special request.
March-"Trump pets"
"Star Spangled Banner"
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O'Niell- l-Rogers.

Mr.. Wilson McKerall O'NielI
and Miss Anne Frances Rogers
we're married last Wednesday at
the home of the BRIDES parents
on Columbia plantation at one
O'Clock p. M, Rev. j. r. Foster
performing the marriage cere.
mony. The bride is the accom-.
plished eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. g. Rogers, The
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. O'Niell. He holds an
important position with the St.
Mary Bank & Trust Company.
The wedding was quiet home
affair. but it was beautiful in the
presence of those purer and ex.
alted sentiments that ever hover
like benediction over man and
woman as they meet. and pass on
into the beauty and the promise
fair of the unity of destiny. There
are still many beautiful things in
life, but the fairest Of all is low.
ing, when al the altar kneeling
two souls blend lovingly lnto oae.
Soon after the wedding ceremony
the bride and groom left for New
Orleans to spend their honey.
moon.
To them the Banner tenders its
most cordial congratulations. May
the inspiration that made beauti.
full and bright their wedding day
be with them through a long, use.
full and happy life.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

The editor of this paper visited
Cote Blanche Island last Sunday
and had a most enjoy able time on
this beautiful island which is q
most pleasant resort on the gulf
coast of Louisiana. Under the
management of Capt. John Muir.
ply, who is 10 charge thereof.
those who 60 there in search of
rest and pleasure Aod them in the
fullness of delight. Many of our
people spend the summer months
there. 1t is an ideal resort. 1t is
about an hours ride incan auto.
mobile over modern roads from
Franklin. New Iberia and Jeaner.
ette. We enjoyed our visit huge.
", and make pleasurable ac.
knowledgemeut of the kind at.
eention received from Captain and
Mrs. Murphy, who. ii they have
their way. will soon make it,
what 1t deserves to be, the fore.
most pleasure resort in the South.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

Marshal Philip Albares made
an important arrest in Franklin
last Thursday. A negro by the
name of Willie Wolford, sold a
COW to Mr.. Robicheaux, the butch.
er here, which was stolen at
Baldwin. The negro was prompt
ly arrested. After he was arrest.
ed, he admitted that in addition
to the stealing of the COW, he had
stolen four head of cattle from
Mr.. LaSalle of New Iberia, one
horse at Port Barre, and two
horses between New Iberia and
Abbeville. Marshal Albsres and
Sheriff Pecot recovered the COW
and three horses and they are
holding them for Identification by
the owners thereof.
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!. rm. Bluuberg has return,
" \. vacation and resumed
!. =. ',..,is.. Il. and can be found at
z n. u.yt door to the Com
...sI Bank.
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u, u,,isuua Underwood was
IA a. last Thursday at the
1 ~, Ssui.srium for appendl.
!. We are glad to state at
I. ,iiiiua. she is doing very
~,
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| N Bridge and Five Hundred
IN ,nd dance given by the
IN I, the EIks' Home Thurs.
I bnsulrg vas 4 grand success, {,
y ssjsyed BY all who were in
|fesdaace.
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To the Public.

The bathing houses at the
Charenton Shell Beach are
open, and the rumor to the
effect that bathing at this
resort had been discontinued
Is erroneous. adv
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

] ln.,sor 4. W. Ksppel, Misses
|esa Aucoir, Hazel Haydel, Ber.
|silas O'Connor and Florence
|leIs spens last Su nday at Cote
|IhIebs leland. They had a most
'egthle tine.
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1. easiaess meeting Of the
lllll Coeceft Band held on
\. my lilhs Of last week, the
,slsg omcefs we're elected /:
\ go g VI Abel chairman; l..
s.l.s, yics.chairman; Dr..
Y 0Niell. secretary; L
]. usasaisf; Eugene o Con.
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iis Parish Of St. Mary will
|nllso young men bene6ciaries
IN u. State University the
|lniae ssssion. The competitive
! |enIaallosa viii be held on Mon.
q, tueust igt
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Paint prices have again
declined. The st. Mary
Hardware Co., lead in price
adjustments. Figure with
them.
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Opt 3. c. Taylor has been
k lek the pact week. We are
s,id 10 ltale that he is better
n lnpfuIius. We hope that
N improvement will continue.
u1Ihts b will soon be restored
blAulual good health.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

c..,,,yille and Sterling
y J, W, :. ,,s will cross bats at
]. ~ ',a.,a ~ Park tomorrow (Sun'
\ ! s,ss,ia .s."iae. A good game: ia
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

NJ. Martha and Amanda
-, s ,,tu,ued home last Sun.
\, i,sn Lafayette where they
'...1,d the Southwestern La.
.Is,ri,l Institute summer school
M, weeks.