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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR CONCERTS, URGE

Holders Of season tickets for the
symphony concerts are urged to have
their seats reserved as soon as
possible. Until all reports are turned
in next Saturday by persons selling
tickets the committee has no way of
knowing how the sale is going except
by. the number of reservations made.
Members Of the Young Mems Bust
ness, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, as
we'll as symphonSorchestra members,
are asked to send in their reports on
the number of tickets sold as soon as
possible Those who have not as yet
sold their quota are asked to do so and
report as soon as they have. Accord
ing to the committee it was the gen.
eral opinion that no effort would be
necessary to dispose Of the tickets.
However, they say that the salesman
ship of every club member is neces-
sary to successfully back the or
CheStra.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
FLOOR CONSIDERATION
OF BIG MEASURE IS
EXPECTED THIS WEEK

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 24.-After a
recess since Friday. during which
many of the assemblymen visited the
Lake City industrial centers, both
houses of the legislature met this af'
ternoon for the third full week of the
1921 session.
Relief for manufacturers of cider
and other food products is provided in
bill prepared by Representative
Dean.
The Dean bill amends the state pure
food laws to permit the use Of ben
zoate of soda as preservative. Cider
will develop more than the legal con
tent Of alcohol unless some preserva
tive is used.
The pasteurization method will pre-
vent fermentation but is too expensive
for general use, it is declared. Use OF
benzoate of soda is permitted in 45
states, Representative Dean said. The
Indiana law prohibits use of any chem
icals in food preparation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
FLUSHER IS DISCARDED;
IS UNSATISFACTORY

Motorization of the street cleaning
department brought to light the fact
that the city purchased a street flusher
several years ago which was only used
for a short, time and then run in the
discard. Many people of the city who
remember this outfit began an in.
vestigation to find whether it had been
disposed of or was still held by the
city.
City Engineer Dell Davis stated that
this was in the shops of the city and
regarded as useless for use on the
streets of Richmond. He stated that
he had endeavored to have it repaired
but that its being of an old model had
made it very impracticable to do this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
U. s. BUREAU WOULD
GRADE TOBACCO And
AID MARKET SALES

Better marketing of tobacco is the
object of Investigations started re-
Gently by the United States depart
ment of agriculture. Though tobacco
is the fourth crop of the country,
amounting to $1,OOO,Ooo.O 900, and pay.
ing 100000, 600 in taxes, it has been
marketed in a ruinous manner, offic-
ials claim.
The injustice of the system is said
to be due to the auction and contract
methods of buying, together with the
absence of any recognized grades.
This lack of standards prevents any
basis for comparison between markets
and even between communities. The
quotations in one market mean little
in another market, not being based
upon recognized standards.
Plans Are Approved.
In October the bureau of markets
held hearings for the discussion OF
regulations for warehousing tobacco
under the United States Warehouse
act. Growers, dealers, merchants,
bankers and warehousemen attended
the hearings and gave their approval
to the plans.
Under the Warehouse act, the secre.
tary is authorized to license ware
houses for the storage Of cotton, grain,
flax seed, wool and tobacco. A form
of warehouse receipt is provided which
will be acceptable readily as security
for loans. Inspection, examination of
the products and regulation are pro-
vided for. 1t is probable that tobac'
CO grades will be recommended as
soon as determined by the depart
ment. More than 300 applications for
warehouse licenses have been re
ceived by the bureau of markets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
One-Fourth OFF on All
Hosiery

HOPE MUSLIN-Fuu pieces, genuine
Hope, take all you want-Saie Price, 15c
BLEACHED MUSLIN-Very special as
long as 10 pieces will last
Sale Price, yds. for $500
HILL, FRUIT, LONSDALE- Choice Of
any Of the we'll known brands
Sale Price, TIC
CAMBRIA MUSLIN-Smooth thread and
finish for fine sewing, in either Lonsdale
or Berkeley Sale Price, &c
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN - Choice of
three we'll known brands, easily bleached,
worth up to goo Sale Price, 15c
PILLOW TUBINGS-Your choice, Sc, 40,
42-inch standard tubing, former price
worth up to soc sale Price 35c
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TABLE FELT-Heavy Table Felt to pro-
tect your table top, $3.50 value
Sale Price, CSC
TICKINGS-Guarantee to hold feathers.
in the two best widths
32-inch-SaIe Price, Csc
36-inch-Sale Price, 7es
CANTON FLANNEL-Good heavy Can
ton soft fleece back, either bleached or
unbleached Sale Price 33c
SHEETS and PILLOW CASES, S1x9G-
AS long as 10 dozen will last. full size
seamless, firm muslin Sale Price, S1.3e
BETTER SHEETS-We include all of
our better sheets in all sizes, worth up
to s2.75-Sale Price, $1.es; for 1915
PILLOW CASES--42x36 45x36 standard
goods to match sheets quoted above
Sale Price, 35c; for $1.s5
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BLEACHED SHEETINGS-10 pieces full
S1-inch seamless, standard brand, former
price S1.00 Sale Price, 55c
INDIAN HEAD-Fine for middies, blous.
es, aprons and dresses
33-inch-Sale Price, Csc
36-inch-Sale Price, 29c
PERCALES 100 pieces, yard wide,
either light or dark; these goods sold at
45c Sale Price, zoe
PERCALES-A limited lot Of light and
dark Percales, good patterns, zoe values
Sale Price, 15c
APRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goods in
all size checks, sold at 35c
Sale Price, 15c
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS-Good line OF
patterns in checks and stripes, 45c value
Sale Price, 28c
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One-Fourth Off on All
Underwear

TABLE DAMASK-Do not fail to take
advantage of this offering. Ten pieces,
sc and 70-inch; beautiful finish and pat
terms, regular $3.50 values
Sale Price, see
LINEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all linen
crash, either bleached or brown, 47c
value Sale Price, 33c
TOWELING, 20c-10 pieces linen welt,
very special value, sold at CSC
Sale Price, zoe
TURKISH TOWELS-The best values
we have offered for several years. Can
not go into detail but see for yourself.
20 dozen, very special a for 500
20 dozen, good size and weight
3 for $500
10 dozen, extra large Bath size
Sale Price, 3sc; for S1.oo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
Fiiue Couples Signify
Intention to Marry

Regeneration of the mart marriage
occurred at the county clerks office
last Saturday afternoon. Five couples
applied for permission to enter the
bonds of matrimonial bliss, setting the
high record for this year.
Two desired that their names be
kept secret but three couples were
ready to announce their intentions to
the world. These were Herbert Ring
ley, auto repairman, and Edna Thorn
as, both of Richmond; Sherman Cox,
clerk, of Estell county. KY, and
Grace DAVIS, of Richmond; anad Owen
c. Rich, insurance agent, and Georg-
lana Hatfield, both of Richmond.
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Canadian War Vet
Giuen Sentence Monday

Joseph Earl Atkinson, 10 years old,
of Patio, Ont, was setenced to 80 days
at the state penal farm and ASSESSED
fine of $40 by Judge Bond Monday
morning for forgery.
Hutchinson was given the minimum
penalty because of his age and the
fact that he served three years with
the Canadian army and was wounded
and sent back to this country. He
has been in the local Jail for over two
months, it was stated. He signed the
name Of Ragowsky and Katz, firm
at New Paris, o., to check for $40,
it was stated, and was caught While
trying to pass it.
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Funeral Arrangements

Retter-Frederick Retter. 70 years
old, of Lynn, died at his home Sun
day at 1880 p. m.
He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Laura Wright and Mrs. Louie
Miller; five sons, James. Otis, Ohio,
William and Arnold Retter.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day and burial will be in the Liberty
cemetery of Randolph county.
Gwinn-Nancy Gwin, II years old,
died Sunday shortly after II o'clock
noon, at the home of her son-in-law,
Rev. Ulmer of Chester. The body was
shipped to New Albany Monday for
burial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
Services for Jacob Hittle,
Greenville, Held Monday

GREENVILLE, o., Jan. 24.-Jacot
J. Hittle, residing at 1873 Vine street
Greenville, died at his home late Fri
day night of cancer of the stomach
following lingering illness. Mr.. Hit
tie was SO years of age at the time OF
his death. and had but recently moved
to this city from Covington.
He was born in this county. in the
village OF Savona, and had lived there
all his life prior to his removal to
Covington. He is survived by bis
widow, four children, two brothers and
two sisters, all of whom reside in
Darke county. Funeral services were
held at New Madison Monday after
noon at 1880, with Rev. c. w. HoeffeI
of this city officiting. Interment In
the New Madison cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24

is complete, including black.
$500 value Sale Price, $1.79
NOVELTY SILKS - Including
plaids, checks, stripes, can be
used for almost any purpose;
worth up to $3.50
Sale Price, $1.59
SILK TRICOLETTE y Yard
wide, navy, taupe, brown, black,
these sold at $3.50
Sale Price, $500
CREPE DE CHINE-40 inch, in
GLIDING the new spring shades,
henna, jade, peacock, sand, shell,
apricot, copen and all staple
shades, these sold at $3.50
sale Price, $1.98
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
GUARD UNIT ROSTER
IS FILLING RAPIDLY;
new ARM0RY FAVORED

Recruiting for the national guard
company that is being formed in Rich
mond is progressing rapidly. accord
ing to the men in charge here 1t is
expected that the company will be In
shape for muster within the next few
weeks. The Armory on South Sew
enth street is being held open every
night for enlistments and to dispense
information regarding the military
unit. The rooms were open Sunday
and many men took new interest in
the organization.
Considerable impetus has been add
the announcement that a new armory
probably will be built here. This will
be for the use of all members OF the
company and the best facilities posi-
Bile will be arranged for their comfort
and pleasure. -..--
Frank Benn Active.
Frank Bonn who has been active in
the work of forming the company thus
far states that he is pleased with the
action of city authorities in backing
up his plan for a combined armory
and market-house, and states that the
possibility of this going through are
exceptionally good. -.. -,
Physical examinations for the COM
pany probably will be started this
week. DR.. c. e. Duffin and DR.. S. c.
Marley will be the examining phys
icians, it is stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24

ors, Inc. ..-
"Mr. Durant wishes me to state"
says the letter, shat the plant will be
located in Flint, Mich, his old home
town, which has always contributed
SO much to his success. He is CRATE
full for your confidence in him and
your interest in the success of Durant
Motors, Inc"
The letter goes on to say that hun,
dreds OF kilograms, letters and petit.
lions urging the location OF the plant
in their cities were received from all
parts OF the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
SILK SPECIALS

S A TIN MESSALINE - Yard
wide, all shades including navy
blue, brown, black, $500 value
Sale Price, $1.79
CHARMEUSE SATIN 40 in.
the good shades Of course, navy,
brown and black. $3.50 value
Sale Price, $3.50
$1.00 YARD-20 pieces beauti-
full silk shirtings, good patterns,
$500 values Sale Price, $1.0o
SILK POPLINS-Yard wide, all
the wanted shades, few weeks
ago these sold at $3.50
Sale Price, 9ec
CHIFFON TAFFETA-Yard
wide and the color assortment
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$3.50 YARD-It is hard to give
you any very definite description
of these goods, but We wish to
say that each piece is a splen-
did bargain. The lot includes
both plains and fancies in all
widths. Regular values worth
up to $500 Sale Price, $1.39
$4.95 YARD-All of our better
Wool Coatings in so to 56-inch
widths, including Silvertones,
Velours, Broadcloths, ETC.: good
range of colors. worth up to
$3.50 Sale Price, S4.95
s3.95 YARD-All Sc to 81 Plaid
Skirtings, "a TO, 56-inch widths,
the very finest made. People
who know these skirtings know
that this is very low price and
will buy them on sight.
Sale Price, 1895
$2.SS YARD-It hardly seems
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24

possible that the goods shown In
this lot are offered at such a
price, since just a few months
ago many of them were shown
at almost twice the price asked
during this sale. This lot in
cludes many good Navy Blues,
Browns and Blacks.
Sale Price, $2.68
sass YARD-52-inch Navy Blue
Storm Serge. ..- .-
1895 YARD-54-inch Atwood
Navy Blue Tricotine.
40-INCH COSTUME VELVET
A wonderful quality, in all the
wanted shades. including Brown,
Plum, Green, Navy and Black:
$500 value. Sale Price, $6.95
s1.39 YARD-36-inch Atwood
Navy Blue Storm Serge.
s1.19 YARD-36-inch Navy Biue
French Serge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
YOUNG BUSINESS MEMS
INITIATIVE IS PLEASING

The initiative of the Young Mems
Business club in trying to locate the
rant automobile in Richmond is appre-
ciated in a letter which President
Paul James Of the club received from
Carroll Downes, assistant to w. c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
HOSIERY

LADIES' SILK FIBRE HOSE-In white.
grey and brown. Sale Price, SOC
SPECIAL HOSE-In Fibre Silk, 19-inch
boot, with fitted ankle; colors, white,
black, navy, brown Sale Price, 75c
SEE THE SPECIAL in Ladies' Wool
Hose, heather mixture, in brown, blue
and green. Sale Price, $1.es
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
Supreme Court Di;smisses
Railway Case Today
fBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-For want
Of Jurisdiction, the supreme court to-
day dismissed appeals TO the Great
Northern Railway company, from a de-
cision of the Minnesota supreme court
refusing to enjoin the city of Mime
apols for condemning property of the
Railway company, for the purpose of
widening streets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
NOTIONS

sizes black or white
Sale Price, 6 spools for 43c
o. N. T. CROCHET COTTON-All
sizes white or ecru
Sale price 3 balls for soc
HAIR NETS - Large size, all
shades, 15c value
Sale Price. q for CSC
PALM OLIVE SOAP-Limit bars
Sale Price, for zoe
STATIONERY-48 sheets in box,
assorted 4 colors Sale Price, SOC
TOILET PAPER-Home spun large
5-ounce roll, very special, regular
10c value-Sale Price, 10 rolls, CSC
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Sale Closes
Nine o'clock
Sat. Evening
MEMS SHIRTS

ODD LOTS White Madras Shirts, just
small line. made of good madras, sizes
IA, 16R, II, 81 value. Sale Price, 81 90
Small line of mems Blue Chambray Work
Shirts, made good and large, sizes Is,
16A, II. Sale Price, sec
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24

In Uruguay all public schools are
required to give lectures each term on
the harmfulness of alcoholic drink.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24

work an eight-hour shift, while the
zoe, 900 natives work only five hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
WOOL DRESS GOODS

Fine Dress Goods and Coatng and the sale
almost half of that few months
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
The Greatest Sale Ever Held!
5 DAYS
LEFT
Second Floor Specials

SWEATERS-All reduced, some one
fourth off; others at half price.
FURS-Our entire line reduced; all
kinds, Ladies', Misses and Children's;
some one-third off, others one-half off.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES-Silk, Serges,
Ginghams. all one-fourth off.
DRESS GINGHAMS-See the counter of
fine French Ginghams, 80 inches wide,
sold at SOC and Csc Choice, Yard 45c
HOUSE DRESSES-All at one-fourth off,
Bingham, percales. sizes up to So bust.
See the special lots at
$3.50, $1.es, $2.5e, $27e
OUTINGS-One counter 2S-inch dark and
light assorted, SOC and 35c values.
Choice, 22c Yard
KIMONOS and BATH ROBES-All show
big reduction; none held back, all re-
duced.
COvERALL APRONS-see the special
lots at -$1.19, $1.75, $1.99, So 48
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No Buyers Strike Here
Bad weather conditions roadsnoth
BLANKET BARGAINS
al
PAIRS

22Pairs Woolnap, sold up to S.
pair, white and colored, $500
value, choice, pair >. .$3.48
81 Pairs Woolnap, large plaids,
plain grey and tan, extra heavy,
sold at $3.50 pair choice, per
pair ............ .S4.S0
9 Pairs white Woolnap, extra
large size, sold up to 81. 90 pair.
Take your choice, pair .$3.98
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Colored Blankets

Is Pairs Single Bed cize grey
good weight at less price than
sheets, $2.75 value choice, per
II Pairs Full Bed size grey, ex-
ira large, 1898 values, choice
per pair .$1.98
II Pairs extra large and extra
heavy 1898 value, choice per
PAIR SZsSS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-29
ARLINGTON
See Slader, optometrist, at the Ar
co, Saturday April 30th, Adv
EAST ARLINGTON

The following sketch Of the life OF
the late Mrs. Lucy Boardman-Judson
is from the pen Of the Rev Mabel T.
Winch, pastor of the Congregational
church o. this place:
Lucy Elizabeth Boardman was
born in Francistown, n H., or Sep
tember l, 1913. IN 80 sey years the
family moved to i ,rthfeld. Vermont,
where the daughter attended the pub
lie schools After i time thev came
to Arlington, where the subject OF
this sketch has for the greater part
Of the time res ,ded ever since. in
February. 1878. Miss Boardman was
married to Eugene NJ. hudson, d sue.
cassful farmer in this vicitiny Three
/ children We're born 70 them; The cid.
est, Nellie is now the wife Of Horace
! r. Lawrence. The other two daugh-
! tiers died in childhood
In 1898 Mrs. Judson ana her hus-
band, united with St. James Epsco-
pal church in Arlington and she has
always been an interested member of
that church. Since coming 10 East
Arlington to live with her daughter,
after the death OF Mr.. Judson. be-
cause of the distance from her home
church, she has very frequently at.
tended the CliYet Congregational
church and her presence there and
her interest in the life of the church,
has been help and inspiration 10
the pastorIoi Olivet,
Mrs. hudson was taken suddenly
and seriously III on April Is and, al.
though the best of care was given to
her, she failed to rally and on April
oath she passed on to the house OF
many mansions" The funeral was
held from her home on Tuesday after
noon, her pastor, the Rev. Sherwood
Roosevelt, rector of st. James, otllci-
ating. She is survived by the daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace r. Lawrence. and three
grandchildren, Ethel j Leroy q. and
Ellery r. Lawrence.
Mrs. Judson was Of quiet, sweet
disposition, very pleasant in the
home life, with an intense love for
. her family; always busily engaged in
some household activity, unless spend
ing the time in reading, OF which she
was very fond She was one Of those
rare characters who always see the
good and never the ill in another per
sons life, so that whatever was
spoken by her Of friend, or neighbor
or casual acquaintance, was only
that which was good and wholesome
Her influence and example are wor
Ithy of emulation. Her life was
happy one. taking great pleasure II
the beauties OF the earth, song o
b birds and blooming Of flowers apprec
n alive of all kindnesses rendered tt
"A her and as she was laid to rest il
"A Evergreen cemetery, amid profus
n ion of beautiful flowers, which she
n loved so well, and in the beauty o
u the spring afternoon, with its ricl
"A promise of new and Astounding life
n one was led to think of these words
n ooh, happy soul, be thankful nov
M ard rest
Heaven is a goodly land,
And God is love, and those He love
are blest;
Now thou dost understand;
The least thou hast Is better tina
the best,
"That thou didst hope for; now upo
thine eyes
n The new life opens fair;
u Before thy feet the blessed journe
lies
u Through homelands everywhere,
And heaven to thee is all swet
IA surprise
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Special Matinee at opera house Sat
urday 8 o'clock. ADV.
Don't MSS tornorrow's rummage
sale at Mrs. Davis. Adv.
Mems scout shoes, special $2.25, at
Estate Of j. Levin. ADV.
Mems and young mems wool suits,
SPECIAL $21.5o at the Estate of Joe
Levin.
Those who like western pictures
attend the library Theatre today
and tomorrow. Adv.
Mss Edna Harrington has taken a
position as clerk at the iGriswold
store on Main street.
/ Mss Hilda Hurley and Miss Helen
Nolan attended the musical comedy
"Irene" Thursday night in Troy
Ladies new strap pumps in all the
ne est feathers just received, priced
1885 to $50, at Estate of J. Levin.
Adv.
Just received new shipment Of
ladies' coats, exceptionally low
priced, SIS and 500. ], Levin Estate
ADJ.
For the weekend, many special Of
| ferings prevail which will pay you to
take advantage of, at the Estate OF
90 Levin. Adv
i Young man for salesman
in drygoods store. Good opportunity
for advancement. Apply in own
F. 0. Box 440. Adv.
Wednesday evening at Elks
ball a black net scarf with deer
fringe on each end Finder please
leave at Banner office. ADV. 94tl
He's 9 l,kable, lovable, gay ant
dashing crook, He'll win your heart
II See II. B. Warner as Jimmy Doyle II
'Dice of Destiny Opera House to
day and tomorrow. Adv.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

The officers of Tucker chapter, O.
E. S. for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows: Fannie Adams, worthy ma
iron; Frank f. Dean, ir., worthy pat
ron; Lucy Gaul, associate matron;
Eliza Woodruff, secretary; Lena 7.
White, treasurer; Agnes Thomson,
conductress; Fannie White, associate
conductress; Rosetta Walbridge, war
der; Walter Whitman, sentinel;
Amelia Amidon, chaplain; Madeline
Simmons, marshall Sarah Whitman
organist, Ernestine Worthington,
Adah; Lois Young, Ruth; Maude
Dean, Esther; Lena Amidon, Martha;
Rena Go6dermote Electa. The Ma
sonic officers will also be installed at
s D. m. tonight All Masons and
families are cordially invited. Re
freshments of ice cream and cake VII
deserved. Fl AMI
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Groves rs the only Genuine
Laxative BROMO QUfNlNE tablets
The first and original Cold ana Cru
Tablet. (Be sure you set BRONCO
30c--Adv
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Is there one among us who does not
enjoy a nice roa;t of beef--the kind
that's sold at thi shop? We think
not. We also tliHk that II you make
a sineIe purchase here you will come
back again and again. Others do.
WATCH FOR MR.. HAPPY PARTY