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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-10
war Hero. Rod, .ro,r,

IYNCHBURG, VA. June 9-Thc
remains OF Corpora! W. w. Hills
man. who was with Company l.. One
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
when he was killed in action October
3. 1918, In France. have been taken
to Farmville. and will he finally in
tered there Sunday. Corporal Hills
man enlisted here and his widow
now lives here.
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DURANT CORPORATION
BUYS MOTOR PLANT
IRv Associated prnss1

ELIZABETH. y j, June ?-rrop-
critics of the WHY'S Corporation here
were bid in today at auction by the
purant Motor Car Corporation for
s5.S2S,o00. The second highest bid
was made ~ tho Maxwell Motor Car
Company and was si,5O0.OOo. Sac OF
the WHY'S plant. which covers thir-
tE-seven acres and had an estimated
value OF approximately $1,000. 600.
must await confirmation of Judge
Bodine In the Federal District Court
at Newark.
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FAhH!SONBJNG. NA Iu0n
Going on record as helng ut,ory an
nosed 10 the modern women deats
the ahnua! convention ~ nj. " a.
T. L here yesterday urged tina,
ever member DO wha' she ran 10
bring about dress reform
tect the morals OF the ur,sa,,
Grafton.
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holt From Train Strike, Mn,

T rNTsI7Tsr>I'- fN''T ID M, Y. .JWnc q
r. +. ration. OF Brooke. n former
resident OF THIS city. received pain
inl ana severe injury To his knee
Wednesday in an unusual way. when
a bolt from passing train strucl,
tic and glanced 10 his lcc AR
patton was standing alongside tho
RAILROAD track waiting for the train
to pass. Ills knee was cut omen nv
the nying missile
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provIdc veterans, TraycI Co..,

BUCKINGHAM, Va, Juno @
Comrade George w. Patteson was
here when the Board OF Supervisors
met seeing that the Confederate vet
Grams were provided with means to
attend tho reunion in Richmond. The
superviaorS hHve appropriated money
4" hslp pay their expenses The
nnks have bsen rapidly thinned by
death since the last reunion.
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To Hny- r:,eninx =, u,.,.

fNSHUNG, Va, Juno a-Thc
thor or Market Street Methods,
church VIII nave an evening of
music next Sunday evening This
S"fF!'" wi!l lake the place OF Tn.
''sHI"T evening serviC" and viii con-
Sist Of s"v"ral special numbors in
riudlng anthems. solos. quart.ts ANA
trio. The services viii begin
promptly at o'clock. and III. public
~ invited
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XIII Mig Hnttlcr I'm spot,vIv,n,,

FREDERICKSBURG. w. Juno q
a large rattlssnakc, measuring
four feet two inches. and having
eight rattlcrs, was killed by mem
hers of party of picnickcrs at La
Rogue" on the Rappahannock River
in Spotsylvania. on Wednesday at
iernoon. The reptile was coilcd in
the road and made an attcmpt to
strike as he was killed with a large
stick
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Run E,cursion Ia s,,.ho,.

The Sunday schools of Monumental.
Ascension St. Marks. St. Thomas
and Good Shepherd Will hold a john
pie1eo mt Backros Beach Friday.
Tra ms 2VffNde nve Main Street Station
At Ef6 ~ NJ and Boo1noe Beach
at p. IL
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To Observe Anni,rr.ory.

u" ntN-s"N"nth aUn!versarv Of
i'y'hany HON" for children viii h,
H"s'rs"d Wednesday, afternoon M
la O'Clock. The Southern train
erwin" A. 5t5 f. NJ vii! atop a,
~" hpm" ag wil the train arriving
"i '55 J.. NJ. The public is In
..f.I "
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Building Permit. ,

building permit was applied Tar
yesterday by Arthur DAVIS 90 YYt1
a frame dwelling st 30 Ea., SX
teehth street, 70 cost s2.50o ana by
n frame and stucco dwelling 81, slsG
Fendall Avenue. TO cost $500
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TO Give .rrinc-.. chr,.n,,h.m,,,

TT. F.FSRT KT, Va. June .
Princess chrysanthcmum" win h.
gwen a. IN" Century Theater on ,h.
evening OF Wednesday,. June "a bv
~" children az st Joseph's school
inai r"h"nr~aIS ar" going on. and
!"ry" audience IL expected To vii.
n"ss Ia" play.
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Three Die Of Heat In No., va,

i'y United New
SEW N"EE June Thre. deaths
"'' ~. i'."'i"t pfos'ra,.ous we're
caused by 'h~ h".t today In aJaI.
''''. one woman Committed xu.cId.
and a man rank amurk
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Ankle nr"h.n when M,

ilb' 70 Va Jun"
.thninss Of LyHchblrg. spro,aI
ta'ture 10 Ms righr lex pI.i .h,ys
me Ahhl" late THURSDAY n.sn,
ne wac struck BY an au,oT,,,,.t.
Bedford Alum SPRING. a.
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Iinrt Visiting schools.

iiar'la Hart. state Superintendent
~ ibhiic Instruction, Is Visiting the
6'h""!s ~ craig and Bo,etourt Coun-
'l"s This week
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Sunday IN tI1e 1r1rcE1es
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church

Preaching at IL o'clock and S:l5
o'clock by the pastor. Rev. Geo. w.
Mcdaniel. u. ID.
Sunday School meets at $3.50 a. NJ.
IL. Y. i. L., I i. NJ
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CIIRISrIAN SrIE\c1.

At First Church Of Christ Scientist
Park Avenue and Meadow Streets
services VIII be held at IL \. VI.
subject: Cod the prescrycr OF
Man"
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Holy Trinity Church

REV. J. j. GRANATT p. y.
Rector
Services at II \. NJ. and Sis y. NJ
sunday school and Young Wom-
ems Bible Glass at ?:i5 \. NJ
Mems Bible Class at 10 a. NJ.
Mr.. Francis r. Ball will speak at
the morning service of his expert
ences In the South African missionary
field.
There will be special music for
Trinity Sunday.
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>nu'h Atlantic Associa ZION R-suits.
Cnarles,on. 10: Green.!lia, g.
Columbia. .; SpartanburE, O.
Augusta, &; Charlotte L -
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II tlsiISl'

'i'SS ~ go! a. 'l
BAPTIST.
At Wehher Mcmoriai-The pastor.
At ii 4. ii. and SIT: Is't 10 ~ ~'' Rrensh
ton services at 3:3U =. NJ
At Gintcr rark-The pastor. Rev.
w. Hedicy. Will preach at IL a. NJ.
\. NJ. ''''
At East End--Rev. S. II. orren will
preach on Father at the Family AL
Where the Trouble Is hidden" sun
day school at $3.50 y. NJ Il. Y. L. U.
At Broadus Mcmorial-Tho pastor.
Rev; w. +. Gibson. Will preach at III
n. NJ on THE Power Of the Cos
pei. and the evening service will be-
chief Cook. OF the pamunkcy Indians,
viii make an address at the close
OF the evening service.
Rev. W. T.. Robertson. will preach at
II a. NJ. on "A Much Married Woman"
and at Sis T.. NJ. on The Model
FARSI raIher ana ina low sorn to Treat. Him"
AZ ESQ y. NJ. and b. Y. T.. L. at 7:l6
, AZ FaiTmonn, Aycnue-,,Tho pastor.
II A. NJ. on The Family and tho
mid; and at Z. Nj. on The shad-
~ Nenable Street.-The pastor. Rev.
l.. w. Swope. Will preach at both the
morning and evening services. sun
day school at $3.50 y. NJ. Il. Y. l.. l..
at l.. NJ.
At Leigh Strect-Rev. Howard I.
Sicwari. the pastor. Will preach at
huth services. Subjects: ii A. NJ
Paid in Full" and S l.. VI. How to-
Re Happy. Though Married" sunday
school at $3.50 \. NJ. b. y. +. L. at
T.. VI.
At Immanuel--Rcv. 6. Z. Terrell.
VINO has just completed his course at
morning on "Mowing Stones" and 'a at
night on What Shall the Harvest
Be-"
At Grove Avcnuc-Rcv. Len c.
BrouEhton, -. D., will preach in the
morning on Christ and the Common
lcople; and at night on The pcrilS
OF tiodlesSncSs in the Present World
Where Are We Drift
ing"
At Pine Street.-The pastor, Rev.
l.. j. Powell. viii preach at II a. NJ
on The Father of a Great Man and
Nation. and at night on when an
Ancient AunlD Met
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EPISCOPAL.

Al St Iaul s-The rector, Rev. w.
KNsse!i Bowie, II. D., viii preach at
J \. NJ. and SIS i. NJ. Holy Com
nunion at go A. NJ
AZ All Saints'-The rector. Rev. 7
L bowman. VIII preach at II a. NJ
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AZ Grace-The rector. Rev. w. n.
Burkhardt. u. H., will have his Trim
ity service at IL In the morning and
service and sermon at Sis in the
evening. sunday school and Bible
class at ?:iJ y. NJ.
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METlIODIST,

\. Smo9t, ID: d. Will preach at II \.
an G% a, R H. nn GTS n OF w yns OF WST d%
sunday. school at e:so \. NJ. and Ep-
worth League at I T.. NJ.
AZ Union Statinn-The pastor. Rev.
* Materheid; will preach at II \:
Faith"
a, Laurel Street.-The pastor Rev.
George w. McFaden. will preach at II
i. NJ ~ ON a. Good S%"a, Backer," and al S
day school at 9!3O A. NJ.
~ Ginter Park-The pastor. Rev.
l.. 5. Flournoy. will preach at II ~
y ~ LA ana : SO p; n. SUNDAY school At
l.. NJ
), AZ WoTdland ueiEhts-The pastor
ana A. NJ L., on sp "Eor The Love Of a Man.
SUNDAY school at $3.50 4. NJ. and Eu-
worth League at l.. NJ.
At Fairmount Avcnuc-Thc pastor.
Key. samuel L. Dumvilc. viii preach
viNe Us AGAIN." and at II. NJ. on
social Vices. or the PARABLE OF the
At raee Appropriateness. J, 7. Mas
5 r. NJ. the pastor. Rev. Roscoe ii.
Whit. Will preach on Opportunities
Of summer" sunday school and
n.
NJ. Epworth League at l.. NJ.
~ Hranch Memorial-Rcv. William
IL, EScd VIII preach on The Unhal-
nhred Life at IL y. NJ. and on The
Essence OF Sin" at Sis T. NJ sum
day school at $50 ~ VI. Epworth
League at 1:i5 L. NJ.
NJ Irinity-Ireaching II a. ~ and
\ I. NJ. by the pastor. Rev H. H.
scott: Morning subject: why Ioin
ne church. Evening subject: why
M You Die: sunday school and
Men Sihle Class at $3.50 ~ NJ
~ Barton Heights The pastor
Key. W. :. Deyerle. Will preach at
IL A. NJ and Governor +. Lee Trinklr
VII! Sreak at Sis l.. NJ. ON The Sirn
OF the Times From :; Missionar View
POINT. Mrs. Trinkle Will play the
NI",'n: sunday school Mt ?:3c ~ NJ
ana hpworth League Mt 7:l5 T. NJ
Al Ientrai-The pastor. Rev. g. W.
ray. VIII preach at II \. NJ on The
MSs'SrN or the Second Birth" and at
-? |. NJ. on And lie Brought Him
TO Jesus
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LUTHERAN.
APOSTOLIC

~ First EnElish-Rev. c. T.. Pleas.
anus VIII preach at IL \ NJ and
!. NJ. sunday school at $50 \. VI.
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-. AZ the church of the Epiphany
The rector. Rev. J. III. Gibboncy. Viii
preach at II 4. NJ. on The Chris
tan Doctrine of Cod" and at S:ih y.
NJ. on Barnahas-a Man of God"
Young Peoples League at 7I5 u.
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CIIlilS.TIAN

~ First-pr. W. 4. Iiarpor. prosi
dent OF Eion College. will preach at
1880 y. NJ. and at 5 +. VI. sunday
school at s:i5 \. NJ.
Al Hanover Avenuc-Rcv J. H.
iiuniey VIII preach at II \. VI. on
As Il Little Child" At S T. NJ m.
annual children's Day exercises viii
he given. Bible school at 9.3O \. NJ.
CHRISTIAN EndeaNor at l.. NJ
~ BATTERY iark-The pastor. Rev.
II. q. iian-y. viii preach a; II \. NJ.
on Found-Thc Cure for Restless
mess. There VIII be no night ser
Lic"s. SUNDAY school AT $50 4. NJ.
Shristlan Endcavor at 7l5 T. VI.
>, ~ Third-rhe pastor. Rex. ]. q.
tte!Sabeck, viii preach at II 4. VI. and
:. - NJ: Bible school at $3.50 4. NJ
senior EndcaNor at +. ".
Kew. ii. j. Dudley. Will preach a, II
\. VI on Early History OF the Dis
I.p!"s. and At T.. NJ. on What Is
Man That Thou Art Mindful Of Him? p.
sunday school at $40 \. Vi. and Chris.
tian Enieavor at =. II.
At Falrmcunt Avenu"-Th. pastor
rev; {. r. fillmore. Viii preach at ii
\. NJ on Jesus, the Great Man" and
ing" "'
AZ First-Rev. DR.. william Allen
iiarp"r. VIII preach at the Children's
DAY service at 1880 \. VI. and again
at +. II.
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At the Apostolic Church-The mas
tor. Rev. Il. Y. Pease, will preach a,
]" y, NJ. and at 5 +. VI. SUNDAY
SCHOOL at 10 a NJ
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In Richmond's ulpits

and i. NJ. Sunday school with
Bible classes at $3.50 \. NJ.
AT Holy Trinity-The rector. Rev.
~ j. 'raNatt. ID. II. will preach at
and Young WomenS Bible Glass at
= - \. NJ. Mems Bible Class at 10
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23
ERIN GO BRAUGH"

The play Erin Go Braugh" was
presented by the Philip Dramatic
Club last Friday evening at the
Gem Theatre. The theatre was
filled to it's fullest capacity long
before the crutain rose and MANY
we're forced to remain standing
during the entire performance and
it is needless to say that the plas
an Irish drama, admirably suited
to the occasion, was Thoroughly en-
ioyed by every one present.
1t would not be possible to single
out any one of the cast for any
special mention, because all the
parts were played in a manner
worthy Of professionals, and al
deserve much credit.
The specialties between the act:
by>LeRoy McPeek and Denise Dial,
and Miss Nell Biddinger, were aise
enjoyed and we'll received by tht
audience.
Mrs. Will r. Walpole had charge
of the play and to her much credit
is due. As, in times past, she has
again demonstrated her ability a.
a dramatic coach and has agar
given Philip people a reason u
feel proud Of the fact that the.
have talent such as this in thell
midst.
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Insist on your dealer giving
YOU KING PHILIP FLOUR.
PHILIP MARKET
Use Durema Flour for pancakes

Use Durema Flour for pancakes,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Lear Of
Cottonwood were visitors in our
city Monday.
Wanted: A reliable man to herd
sheep. Ernest Clements, Philip 1t
Kersey Fell of Kadoka, who has
been spending the winter at Huron
was in town Monday ON his way
to kadoka.
The sunshine and wind during
the past week has done much to-
wards drying up the roads. Most
of the roads out of Philip are now
passabe and many Of the farmers
are again making the regular trips
to town in the car.
Another week and the farming
in Haakon county Will be IN full
swing. The fields are much too
wet to be worked just now but the
warm weather is fast putting them
in first class condition.
Matching Eggs: Pure bred Wy
ondotte, Sc each. Roy Chambers
Philip. II 1t p
Miss Helen Durfee of Spearhsh
arrived in. Philip Saturday. MISS
Durfee will have charge Of the
urinary room of the Philip school
during the absence of Miss Bake
r. E. Sherman was at Rapid City
a couple of days last week attend
inc a meeting Of the managers and
EMPLOYEES of the Northwestern
Bell Telephone Company. The com
nany at that time put on series
of lectures and demonstrations IN
first aid to the injured which was
given the employees at the eX-
pense of the company. MT. ohef-
man says that the schooling was
both interesting and instructive III
fact he is very enthusiastic ant
believes that it would be goot
thing to have every school boy OF
pirl Given a course such as this.
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For Sale: A stack of good alfalfa
hay. Frank Gale, Philip II st p
c. Drager left Saturday morning
for Fort Collins, Colorado, in res
ponse to telegram stating that
his brother had died very suddenly.
The JOINT recital of the music
pupils of Mrs. O. X. Whitney and
Mr.. Harold Schimke will be held
at the Hign School assembly room
on the evening of Saturday, March
25th. No admission will be charg-
ed and evc"y one is cordially invit-
ed.
Alvin Waggoner returned Sat
urday morning from Sioux Falls
where he attended meeting OF
the state Hoard of regents of edu-
cation.
Percy Sutley, democratic can
didate for representative and whose
home is 1t Fort Perre was in our
city last Saturday interviewing the
voters of democratic faith in the
interest of his candidacy. Mr.. SUIT
lev called at this office, and ne
impresses rs as a man we'll worthy
of the support of his party.
Albert Timothy of Underwood
spent Monday in Philip. Mr.. Tim
othy will lie remembered as hav-
ing been employed in the city meat
market here a few years ago and
went to Underwood where he pur-
chased butcher shop and restaur-
ant. He informs us that he recent
" disposed of his business there
and will likely move away in the
near future.
Ralph Folsom of Powell has pur-
chased the dray line of w. K. Ber-
ry, taking Il over the first of the
week. Mr.. Berry is not yet fully
decided upon his future plans but
says he is going to take a short
rest before engaging in any other
enterprise.
DR.. Guy Ramsey went to Pierre
last Friday night with Miss Bake
one of the teachers in the Philir
schools, who was suddenly taker
with a severe attack of appendicl
It's. An operation was performe,
Saturday and she now on the roa(
to recovery. DR.. Ramsey returned
Sunday morning.
Officers of the Wheeler-Brook
Post of the American Legion, re
quest that we give notice through
these columns that the ex-servic'
men who have recently been fur
nished with a questionable, fill TIN
same out at the earliest possible
date and return in to the loca
post. 1t is desired that these b.
sent in as soon as possible and ais
that as many as possible be sell
at one time. 1t you have not al
ready attended to this little mat
ter give it your prompt attention
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

r.. ". kOuStl WAS NOME lloiil
Haynes, North Dakota, for cou-
pie Of days. He went from here TO
Pierre Monday night and will 90
from there to Aberdeen and other
points before returning to Haynes.
Percy Sutlcy is a candidate for
representative from this district
on the democratic ticket He earn
estly solicits the vote of the demo
Gratis at the primary on March Is.
He is thoroughly alive to the needs
Of the west river country where
he has resided nearly all Of his life.
Vote for Sutley-Adv.
The search for the body Of the
nine year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Ferguson, who was drowned
in Plum Greek a week ago last
Sunday, has not yet been recovered
Last Sunday a number from here
went out to assist in the searcn
and miles Of the creek was thor
Oily cNdllllIlcu. IlldllS VI eiiN 9Nfti ~ II
ers wading through the shallower
parts. 1t is feared that the bo9y
may have been swept down into
the Cheyenne river, although a
dam and net was placed across the
stream several miles below, I'M
mediately after the accident.
AT the teachers examination
held at Philip and Milesville on
March 16th,l7th and 18th twenty
seven teachers wrote. Two of these
were for state, eighteen for first
and seven for second grade cert
fcates. This examination differ
ed from others held as no eXamin-
alton was offered for third grade
certificates and all applicants wrote
on the same questions, the grades
obtained to determine the kind 81
certificate issued. This order AZ
out by the State Department IS t,
eliminate the poorly qllallfica
teacher, giving those having eXper
fence and educational qualification
better chance and to protect tx
wages. For it is known that som,
Of our third grade teachers have
offered to teach for less wages
thus keeping those teachers oul
Of school that have spent time al,
money to fit themselves for tn,
work This act alone should diquali-
/ fy them as teachers. 1t is estimat-
ed that one thousand teachers vii
be forced to stop teaching unless
they are willing to raise the stand
ard of education.
The Womans Club of Philip helt
their regular meeting on Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Dur
yea. twenty-five members We,
present The absence of the presl
dent, Mrs Ramsey, vice-president
presided After the reading Of the
minutes of the last meeting Other
business was taken up. The clut
voted that they would see that no
tees Of social events especiall,
those in which the children ale
CONNECTED are in the hands d
the editor for publication. No fur
Their business on hand the meet
ing was turned over to Mrs. Wae
goner as leader of the evening
who informed the club that til,
paper on state colleges and uni
versities would not be given as the
writer, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamm, ha,
been called to Huron. After a tall
on school laws by Miss Duryea
Miss Lewis gave splendid papel
on The Public School System. The
meeting adjourned and all entered
heartily into a classical songfes
led by Mrs. Walpole, with Mrs
Ramsey at the piano, closing will
Turkey in the Straw The mex
meeting is with Mrs. SEVERN 81
April 4th.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

Bananas at the Bakery 10 cents
per pound.
Before purchasing your new
spring suit be sure and see our
line first. Segal Clothing Co.
For Sale: Large size, willow ba-
by buggy. corduroy lined, in first
class condition. Reversible In
quire at Williams Store.
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Grape Futit IS at the Bakery.
l.. c. Schultz, Chiropactor. 2na
door north of postoffice.

door north of pOstoffiee.
~, ;, 1, "a,
| hold their yearly congregational
meeting Wednesday. March 18th
in the Masonic hall at I O'Clock
All Presbyterians, trends and sup
porters of the church are welcome
committee.
The Il. +. O. NJ. Club of the
Presbyterian Sunday School viii
hold food sale at the r. NJ. Will
rams s.oIe SATURDAY al 'eiiioo"'
'iaiei -'o"
ice cream '9o''S anu oo'i''es ~
'oen"a''"'
Robert James is the name of tie
acw boy that arrived at the home
OF ~, W. w. NSoe' DIT men ,io,,,N
III iieielia' Nlo''''''o' o'' Ni'i " w.
'e'li''S ~ ir.iNeo "i'iiou,'ee
"ieli's - TINS ei'ee' scNei"i way
ago
Arrow Brand linen collars now
zoe each. Segal Clothing Co.
r NJ Do; - 10 d.;
EI.'S. MI ~
- ~ W.. ~ la..a,.