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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

4. w. Jeffrey is home from eastern
markets where he has been buying
goods for the Peoples store.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16
GUARDIANS NOTICE

First pu blished in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, February is, 1929
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-White LeghOrn eggs
for Matching, 12c per dozen above
market price; Talmage phone. Clar-
ence Meier, Abilene r. r. Z.
2-16w6t*
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-Single comb AncOna
cockerels, best strains and choice
stock, So up; Matching eggs IS per
hundred at farm. Roy Rock, Enter
prise. 9w2t
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FOR SALE-English White LeghOrn
chicks SO for 100: eggs $5 per
100. Mrs. Geo. RoggendOrff, Carl
ton. phone Holland. 9w4t*
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FOR SALE-Standard bred Buff
Leghorn eggs for Matching. NJ. IL.
Crawfkrd. Detroit. Buckeye phone.
2-16wSt*
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALE@A few well bred DurOc
brood sOws. f. L. Blaesi, Abilene.
14d3t-16w1t*
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FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs
-. for Matching SIS per 100. A. Il.
Cress, 71S Enterprise street, phone
4S1. 13d1t- 16w1t*
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FOR SALE-Span brown Percheron
mares, matched. both good brood
mares, 3 and years old; also span
3-year-old mare mules, broke, well
matched. Phone 1922, w. A. Fos-
binder, Solomon, R. r. 3. 16w2t"
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ncuc CcluctcTy.
The Masonic order of which Mr..
Bieakley was long member will
conduct the services at the grave.
CT SSIFIED
"A DS-
Five cents a Tine. each insertion.
'ainlmum charge. - cents: Orders
cash; cDPy must bs received oy
SIMILAR XpvERrIs1No elsewhere
IN paper. z cents line: black face.
10 cents Q line.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Buckeye 22O-egg incu-
bator, used one season. NJ. F. Bert,
Buckeye phone. 2w4t*
FOR SALES. G. White LeghOrn
eggs; we are mating our heavy
laying stain of hens with cockerels
from 24O to $50 egg strain; 81 per
100 at farm Harry Crider, Detroit,
Buckeye phone. 1-26w7t"
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs
-. for Matching, SIS per 100. A. r.
Cress, 71S Enterprise street, phone
481. 13d1t-16w1t*
FOR sALE-Good milch COW 3 years
old. d. o. Krehbiel, Detroit.
5d1t-12wlf
FOR SALE-Single comb AncOna
cOckerels. best strains and choice
stock, 50 up; Matching eggs IS per
: hundred at farm. Roy Rock, Enter
prise. 9w2t
FOR SALE-English White LeghOrn
chicks SO for 100; eggs $5 per
100. Mrs. Geo. Roggendorff. Carl
ton. phone Holland. 9w4t*
FOR SALE-A few well bred DurOc
brood sOws. f. L. Blaesi, Abilene
14d3t- 16w1t*
FOR SALE-On easy terms, piano
and sewing machine. Call at SO
North Kinney or phone 1921.
1-2Sdtf- f-2wtf
FOR SALE-3, 900 bushels Red Texas
seed oats, cleaned and graded. 55c
per bushel long as they last. W. $.
lAusherman. Talmage, Kan. 9w2t*
FOR SALE-Standard bred Buff
Leghorn eggs for Matching. NJ. ii.
Crawftrd. Detroit. Buckeye phone.
2-16wSt*
FOR SALE-White Leghorn eggs
for Matching, 12c per dozen above
market price; Talmage phone. Clar-
ence Meier, Abilene r. r. Z.
2-16w6t*
FOR SALE-About sixty tons ensi-
'lage; may be fed on place. Clar-
ence Meier, Talmage phone, Abilene
R. R. =. 16w2t~
FOR SALE-Aberdeen Angus calves,
'heifers and steers from to IS
months old; terms If desired. H. L.
Knisely, Buckeye phone, Talmage,
RR 2-16w4t*
FOR SALE-Span brown Percheron
mares, matched. both good brood
mares, 3 and 8 years old; also span
3-year-old mare mules, broke, well
matched. Phone 1922, w. A. Fos-
binder, Solomon, R. r. g. 16w2t"
FOR SALE-A few nice young
Sh0rthorn bulls. J. f. Brechbill,
Detroit, r. R. /. Buckeye phone.
2-16wtf
FOR SALE-COmbrine s. c. White
Leghorn eggs for Matching, $500
per 100. Mrs. Fred Buhler, Abilene.
r. r. 5, phone 2402. 2-16wtf
FOR SALE-Two 15O-egg size Old
Trusty, one 100-egg size Old
Trusty and one 20o-egg size Eclipse
incubators; all in good running |
order. VIM. Anthony, Wakefield. |
Kansas. phone Industry. 16w2t'
FOR SALEIPure Barred Rock eggs |
from quality flock. prices you can
afford to pay, 81 per 100 at farm.
w. s. vanScoyoc, Manchester, Kan,
Buckeye phone. 16w2t"
FOR Exhibition bred to lay.
s. @. White Leghorns, none better:
eggs $S per 100; "a years a breeder |
of Leghorns; 200 hens for sale. @.
A. Leonard. phone 2902. Enterprise,
Kan, r. r. 2-16wSt"
WANTED
WANTED-To loan money on real
n
enth, Abilene. Kan. 2d1t-ow2ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farm hand,
months work on farm Phone
S0os Acme. mail Boz 66. Route 8.
Abilene, 14dtf-1ew2t
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FOR SALE-On easy terms, piano
and sewing machine. Call at SO
North Kinney or phone 1921.
1-2Sdtf-2 -2wtf
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FOR SALD-3, 900 bushels Red Texas
seed oats. cleaned and graded. 55c
per bushel long as they last. W. s.
Ausherman. Talmage, Kan. 9w2t*
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-Good mich COW 3 years
old. d. o. Krehbiel, Detroit.
5d1t-12wlf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Buckeye 220-egg incu-
batOr, used one season. NJ. F. Bert,
Buckeye phone. 2w4t'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-S. G. White Leghorn
eggs; we are mating our heavy
laying stain of hens with cOckerels
from 24O to $50 egg strain; 81 per
100 at farm. Harry Crider, Detroit,
Buckeye phone. 1-26w7t&
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALE-A few nice young
ShOrthorn bulls. ]. r. Brechbill,
Detroit, R. r. 1. Buckeye phone.
2-16wtf
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

FOR SALESCOmbrine 8. c. White
Leghorn eggs for Matching, $500
per 100. Mrs. Fred Buhler, Abilene,
r. r. s. phone 2402. 2-16wtf
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-02-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Mckinney, an pound son. February
IL. whom they have named Elmer
Kenneth. Jr.
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Hatch your chicks at the South
Cedar Hatchery. Price IS per 100
eggs. 400 South Cedar, phone 26S.
11d3t-16w1t
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,,rs we,, with the Maxwell. dwff
Big special sale on cut slasS IL.
Duckwalrs next Saturday. l4u3t-Wl
Only 90 cents for any piece OF the
glassware on sale at Duckwalls next
Saturday. l4dot-"i'
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biggest Since 1910.
Flint Glass Workers
Committees At Work

Td:.rn"n' W. Va. Iuiy 1t w"% an
lrr.nrrG today a. tho convention Of inc
Nmcrtran Flint class Workers union
that committee meetings would take up
,.N" rir, al the delegates from now I'M.
I'll FRIDAY at which tim" "a" reports ca
committees 1uid be read.
Speaking Y labor leaders. dan" ing
anl outdnn. sports featured 'H~ picnic
Of the organization. held a. TRACTION
rarah. nor Mouun%ah yesterday a:i"r
noon at part Of III epr"Eram 80 inc
glass workers which opened h"F" ~!
Monday and VII continue Tor two week.
nr NOR. Tl. Speakers of the occasions
were j. L. Dogs. secretary o. -" No
nongahcla Valley Trades and .dr,r
William T. ,'arke. president Hf the
american Flint Glass WORKERS union
and Matthew Vol. Of 'h''"G"' e'eh'"
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Reunion mt Mt. Pleasant

nr and Mrs ! NJ Potter of " ncds-
dale attended - family gathering In
as-crderca bay hold a tho hnu~ OF
Nre rntter's sister. Mrs. T. VI. NIJ.on-
ahev nf Nj Pleasant During the AMER
noon members rf tho party m"to-ed
over ,o the "Old SeCeder' "ematery.
midway between Nj. Pleasant and JS@y-
land and a handsome bronze marker or
the n A. T. vas placed on the Er;rve
Of col Thomas MCCuna who served
three Years IN the Revolutionary War
COL. Nc 'u,c was a great grcat-uncle or
Mrs Tottnr
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S145,7t2,742 COINED
BY U. S. LAST YEAR
Number Of Prices or Money Fewer by
100000 Than Last Years
Coinage.

wash,ngton. July 5--Total done alto
coinage of the United States during mo
fiscal year just ended. fell OF by more
than 350.n00.000 pieces - compareH
with the previous year. according 10
summary OF operators ISSUED today, ~
the mint
During tho fiscal year 19"c, there were
ln5o96l7S coins turned out ny the
various minis of the country Win "
,o,a, value Of sl45.7l9.7+2. against
4Sc4"n14O coins worth S3S.5SG,5+O in
1921.
Coinage ~ gold pieces and standard
silver dollars increased during the past
year hut the output OF subsidiary COINS
declined heavily, officials explained. ne
cause the treasury has large "t"'F
NJ the coins which the banks, on ac-
count Of business conditions, have not
heen absorbing and also because the
minis have returned to the pre'""'
basis Of operating on An eight hour GA! ,
Gold coinage during 1922 amountcH
to ".659.5l6 pieces worth S03'Vu''"io o.
while no gold was coined IN 1871. Stand
ard silver dollars coined during inc
mast wear totaled 92.3SH.47% against 49,
O42, non. in 1921. the treasury now ne'nS
engaged IN replacing tho liver sold -
C;roat Er'tain during tho var under tn"
Ptttman act.
No Halves, Quarters, Dimes
Thare were 10 half dollars. quartz or
dollars or dimes coined during h" year
,us- closed. while IN thu previous Yea"
there were about n"u n"" half dollars.
over 81 0u0 Gao Ouarr," dollars and 40
N0n. 600 dimes coined
During 1922 thrry ''.Gc 1.4i7.hhh Nrc
cont p'cceS and A.l,'.""G ucnnlc. coined
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co,cert rnAa Evening

This evening at sis o'clock, a musical
program will he rendered at tho West
Liberty Normal school by the follow
ing local artists:
Miss Helen Farnall. porular Martins
Ferry soprano: Miss Margaret Roberts
noted Wheeling >ontralto: Mr.. Dan
Jones. tho bass s'nEcr or Martins Fer
~. and Mr. Elmer HoeizIe. wheeling
icnor. who leaves this city shortly for
Texas. and Mr.. oliver Edwards well
knnwn local pianist
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| find that can work in the laundry all
through the time and do my homework,
too. Last month | was so surprised at
myself to be up and around and feeling
so good while before used to feel COM
pletely lifeless. | have told some of the
girls who work with me and have such
troubles to try Lydia E. Pinkham sVege-
table Compound, and | tell them how it
has helped me. You can use my testi-
monial for the good of others. Mrs.
BLANCHE SILVIA, 50 Grant ST., Taunton
Mass.
It's the same story-one friend telling
another Of the value of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
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,.,cs presidenr of the American 1ede
49, ~ labor. A telegram vas read
from samuel Gompers. .prectdsnt % me
American Federation Of Labor sss;.
ing his regret that M, ne E sessions Of ths
convention. ,.a., ,orn-
-, issi"ner Of West Virginia WAS oookso
for an address at the picnic yesIsrcE;.
hut Al the last minute ne io1na Sa.t.n
sr %m,.t to message received by ths
CLASS lass Workers yesterday: FollowinI the
sddrsss nv president Clarke. Matthew
T Vol was introduced. He made he
declaration that labor was nor see.nS
the al'enable rights OF lie, iossst, IN
tSe Declaration Of independence; He
declared dec red that the trials and trioTiaton:
through which labor Is now pas3ins 1e
leading to the dawn Of a better DAY
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Ball-Genthr .

Monday morning a. a:2h o'"'r"E. MISC
Margaret Amelia Ga0thNr hc' rame the
bride Of Mr. r. Thomas nT0 zap BAH.
Tho Rev. F 6 Bishop. nas'o' of ~"
North Street NJ T.. church. of4, waited at
,hs ceremony. Miss Ida ". Genirhcr and
Mr. Ooliver g Genther. sistr PIT and
brother 81 .hc bride wNrc tho attend
ants. Immediately following tn G cere-
n,onv Tho bride and groom lett Tor a
reddir "Trip 70 southern points After
,ucuet they will hn ~ homo at IL
eighth street. this city.
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About People
Movernsutu of Individuals To AM
r~am The o1ty.
AT THE HOTELS

The Rogors-E. r. Heckert. cairo. y
va; A Z. Wagner, ParkcrsburE: \ ha"
mock. Pittsburgh; r. II. Gue'hm i"r-
Aersburg. W. Va: H. !. Mor"tH. N3i'~-
burgh
Mcclure Roeel-G. l.. CLANCY. Little
ron. w. Va: r. II. Edwards lI"n'ing'"A
II Rarke Clarkshur@. ". NH.: IT,
Ehenbaugh. Warrington. ". Va; ! Il
Jones, Charleston: l.. {. Fam'it""
Grantsville, w. Va
Grand Central. VI. W"im"r. f''t'
burgh. II. S. Lanterman. lnttShurgh, /"
Suoert. Pittsburgh. 6. II. Hudson. cay.
+ e. Burns. Columhu1, ., II. :. S'IN';,
Canton, o.
Hotel wheeltng-J. Il. McIsaar. Hvn-
,lrC,on: T. l.. Clark. fairm"ni. '. W
Lindsey. Moundsvile; Coo. V. ""''
PITTSBURGH, G. a. Bowman, Pittsburgh.
windsor Hotel-W. r. Ress-Huni
,ngton; B. Housley Pittsburgh. H. Il;
sullivan. Cleveland. O.: F. NJ. DAYS
l,anca ster. o.: p. c. Rlount Steueenv')l"
Stnr,1n Hotel-MarN Ward Weston
" Va: C. NJ. Stone. New MartinsSill";
G.. F.. Minor Fairmont; e. T.. Minor Jr
Fairmont: NJ. c. ruIllnan. West Liberty
Mrs, Flora Trirrhard OF Indiana a'""''
ia confined to the ohio Na!l"j General
hospital following an operation for '>'
removal Of her t"rSilS.
Mr.. and Mrs EGr"~t Flummer arc "o-
ioicinr over tho arrival "f bah '""'
at thetr home in Warwood. E"'h r'"'1
or and son arc getting along n'"'''.
Miss Rula Oliver has returned l"""
after -ronding tho Fourth WIN i""'i'
In Trr1'" g. and Fast Liverpool. I"
Miss N'hnrta Nar'r'rc has r"'Urr"d -
this CITY after spending $" oral oH'S
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REGISTRATION OF
VOTERS FINISHED
Voters Not Yet Registered AAve Hs1'
Monday to Comply With the
Law to Vote

Registrars who sat Monoa? anu
to-day IN their respective preclncts reg
isterinG voters missed IN the nouee W
house canvass, completed their worn
last evening at 2 o'clock. However, inc
voters missed will have one more cnance
~ get IN the books, as the county CON-
mies'oncrs will sit next MONDAY IN eho
county building. tsaA
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Ensagsr emit Announced

The engagement or Miss Helen Ruth
Bennett. daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bennett 81 No, 20 Ohio avenue,
the Island TO Mr.. Edward Stats has
been announced. The wedding will
nroba bly be an event OF late July. Mr..
stats Ia an employees at tho Pennsyl,
vanIa depot
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troubles LnaJ women
sometimes have, that
my doctor ordered
me to stay in bed a
week in every month.
1t didn't do me much
good, so one day after
talking with a friend
who took Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound for
about tho same trou-
b!es | had. | thought
/ would try it also.
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Henry G.. Stifel was hostess at rnArh e
ing bridKe-luncheon. honorine her guest
Miss Ethel Perry of Pittsburgh. Inc
luncheon was served at o'clock ana
tho table was charming IN It's appoint
ments. An interesting session or pridSe
held the attention OF the guests during
tho afternoon hours. The guests IN
cluded small number IF the MISS
Perry's Wheeling friends.
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Kills PeSky
Bed Bugs
p. q. @.

Just think. a 3Sc box OF P.D d. Q.
tPesky Devils Quictus,, makes
quart, enough TO kill million bed
bugs, reaches, fleas or coolies and
stops future generations by killing
the eggs and does not inJurc the
clothing
LIQUID fire to thc bcdhurS is what T. y. O. is
like. bedbugs stand as good chance As Enc"'-
ball in Justly famed heat rcsort. l'atcnt spout
free in every package of P. d. o.. to enable
You to kill them and their egEs in tho erncka-
p. D O. can also be purchased IN sealed bottles,
double strength. liquid form.
Sold by c. II Crest & CO.
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watermelon Party.

This evening on the lawn surrounding
the home OF Miss Nsle HimpnreF az
49, point the members Of the Bust
80 4 Professional womAn's club Will
r,t.rtatn with watermelon party. An
spioyabIa time Is anticipated by all
who are 20 attend.
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aellaira Outing,

One ~ ,ho onto, ah'e outings o. the
F,nrth was rnat uf m" y. l.. Cluo ana
their friends AT Camp MUD. neio"
Ncundsyiiis Swimming and boating
we're the main diversions.
Those present Wer":
Misses.
r,no, pa,,r NAlln tAnnahan.
Ii.Ier JarhauSh Mabel Anderson.
MeSSrs.
rA,-,o. Kanpler Robert Anderson,
49,, c.aUachar Marion Getrost.
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SEC, DENLY WEATHERS
A STRENUOUS DAY

TOXIC. July 5.-(By tho Assoc1a1ed
Press D--.Edwin DENLY. head on inc
i.r,,cd states navy, Shattered another
day Of strenuous receptionA ~
luncheon. A dinner and some more
speeches. before he came 70 enenof 20
nigh, in his bed at the Imperial hotel
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A pretty wedding OF Yesterday was
49,, ~ Mia. katherine Rress daughter
- Mr.. ard Mrs. Leopold Kr-s- and MI
Icss,n NaFrra The Rev. Fa'H"r R""a-
venture - " car. celebrated nur-
,f.l mass and performed the ceremony.
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Societies Meet Tonight.

tn. teachers and officer, ul tho 81.
Paurs EVANGELICAL Protestant church
yill hold their monthly meeting thurs
day evening at Pauls gru'c. tn" sr""r
viii meet at the church At o."locN "Hd
will motor to tho grove. where supper
will be served. Business Will be dis
cussed. after which socially time VIII
ne enjoyed.
The Young Peoples society CT the -;
Johns Evangelical church Will meet
Thursday evening in tn" lecture "ooms
for their monthly social aud business
session. Several bustneAs matters VIZ
be discussed. after wha'h musical pro
gram will lie rendered and social TIM"
enjoyed Refreshments will no served
at late hour.
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S356,443,387 IN
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS
LAST FISCAL YEAR
rev,nrs Prom This Source is Highest
In 1873 Years Treasury
Reports.

Washington. July 5.-'ieneraIlT I'M
proved business conditions In the coun-
Try arc reflected in increased customs
recc!pts-the highest during the past
fiscal year FOR 1873 years. according 10
statement issued tonight Ivy Assistant
Secretary Of tho Treasury Elmer Dover
IN charge Of customs. The Intted
states customs receipts for the flsca!
YEAR Just ended" he said, amount Il"
$&56.4+2.387. which is an increase OF
E4S,4lS.2S5 over last year.
biggest Since 1910.
The highest previous year in the MS
tory Of the customs. covering lS3 years,
waS 1910, when receipts amounted 70
S%33. 6S3,i+5. so that the receipts tor TINS
wear are nearly $@3.000.000 in excess or
III" InrGe~: previous year.
"'rhis result may hc taken a. An IN
dl"ariou AMI a result in general I'M
prov cmCnt III business.
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Have vow tried rri.h iaurdr" Elue'
4 modern Bluiup. r"nI1 ns no ACIDS or
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servtco Star Picnic.

Friday. July ~. j. the date i"r th"
huge picnic to be he'd L. III" ON" Va
ley charters Of the S"rN''" S'ar "S'"'''
The program for the day ih''"ueN AZ"
Ia,ir events, contests and games If all
Members ana their FAM
liss and friends will attend from every
rearhy town In Wheeling vicinity ami
ON Tho ohio side at the river
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Medium Brown IIajr lon'i" bet o. all
Rftcr n Golden CLINT SHAMPOO. adv.
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For Miss walker.

Al their home on cherry il!I, MI
and Mrs. Thomas Cornell are entertain
ing house party complimentary 10
Miss Julia Rodgers. sister OF Mrs'
Cornell and Miss Freda Walker. = COUSIN.
Tuesday. the party enjoyed picnic
sumner served on the lawn OF the Cor
nell homo and the evening was spent ~
dancing. theatre pat! VAS the ch-
ioyahl. event OF last evening.
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DOES LAUNDRY
WORK And
HOUSEWORK TOO
Surprised to Find Her
self Feeling So Well

Taunton, Mass. ~ used to have pains
in nv back and legs so badly, with other
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Tho rral mountains arc the Ionssst
chain in the Old World running nesSn
and south.
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Complimentary to MISS Perry
At tho Country club Wednesday. Mrs
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womany, Missionary .scciety.

The Woman's MtSS1onari' S"rTcNE ~
lions Lutheran church Will hold thor
monthly meeting NJ the homo 81 - pres
idAnt Mrs Louis Herb. rs Fe'sk"'i
street. a. Echo Point. this afternoon
The greater part of tho rno"n will
We devoted n BUSINESS natttrs md IN"
n-ograr. ~ the conclusion or which y
%nroinrs luncheon viii be served AZ
members have been urged 10 sttcnd and
friends % the SocIstv are 60 rTI'al'y In
vItsd to be present.
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Sowing Club ErAsrtatned

This afternoon A. her home a. View
Point. Mrs Robert \aenarfcc Will enter
tain the members Of hsr HewinS c'un'
AZ the conclusion ~ a delightful AFTER
noon spent a. ncedlework charming
: o'clock luncheon will be served
The guests will no. Icsdames Louis
Srhmnirhcl. Edward ElWnenherS. Louis
Albright August Nortemann: MISSES
Dora Christensen. Olga Never.
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Les4on, Holds "opon House"


Sarvtrc star and American Legion. this
Nvenlrg. an excellent program VII, ~
W.heeIinc's best talent. Following me
programs completion. delicious retrcsn,,,
mentS will IN served and 'an"'nE wiz
hs enjoyed until a late hour.
The rolloucng program VIII u" pre-
santsd.
piano SOLO Miss Martha Kindciher-
ger
heading Mss Margaret EnEler.
Dance. Miss Evelyn p"tt"rs
Voice-- Miss Virginia Marker.
Scarf dance .Mad"lyn t''l
Beading May Louis" T"war.
.Crad rance Forget nc not. MISS
S,Hdirard.
E,~dsnc Senoa Gillespie.
p,nre "I.avcnder and Old Lace"
Mary Ellen M"nrr
RaadinS-Ca~rss N"cl"r
T'faro Solo-Vi.Ge. Marker
Dance .-- ''Rut;S11ites" Virginia Pctt-
crs.
Voics $50 "a and (hl numbers. Mrs,
Hazel SnnIcrrar Trump.
Rrod;ng-Mixs Martha Kinde,herS"r.
pance-"Damghrer Of. the Regiment
Georgia Mae Go~don.
Yoice-(a) and O. numbers. Joanna
MrCireal
D.ncr-"Cuoid" eegcT Beckendorr
Musical rn?drnC-5Dorothy Goldhurg.
rance-."Thc Fink. Lady" Betty Jane
curtis
ErrertriC zoo danCr-J Jane RouEhner.
Reading Miss Martha Moore.
paucr-"Tr~, Doris Scharsr.
Readings md daucrs from schools "r
Frames rlzor Earn and Lima Henn's
sherman
HostesSes- Nesdar us: Fred T. Mar
vim. !. F. \. Smith W. VI. Fault Theresa
ILneweavor. anil MtsSSs Lettie 'lom'
Evelyn Smith.
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Misses

Ni~SrS--r
,d.,lr y..,r. Elizabeth Marshall
T,nr,en>r L',.n~ Hol,n UrrI"N
Mary t:,n.j9rr.. l0'iSe G'opmfeld
,,,r.,h. r;u'Tsr N.rgare' Strollers
IL: tsd,.art, Helen NrAllist"r
Mar, Iars .,,r..~ Rosetta WNltz"ll
r-,;,rh.,L To. Eleanor Sratf"r-
man, day
NeSSrS
fIc'au anderson Hug" Nof
T-ul MaicskN .\dd'S"n Sh"rr
rol, Elrs,o= Lawrence kurTsr
rovcrb Eorlard Wheeler RalS'on
r,n,,I; Wilson Toward Worker
CO.. ,,ors William Winrhar.
r,o,,c,h E,ls,or Russell Ericc
ROLAND Moves BRADFORD Moves
r,.s,u t:rtrrrh Rert SauvaGr"f
IuIiuS 1.u-l"N Thomas "''''
harris Jarrett NSrd r'ii'"'t
Eyram SIIll"r~ NaSGr"rF NhN""
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Tho attendants ware Mise Katherine
Mste'is. sister Of the groom ana MI
George Kress brother OF me pride
The brides gown was nr White ger
rette.. She wore a hat OF WHITE SAT-"
and carried L shower OF bride roses
and lilies az the valley. Miss MA'e,'A
wore pink seorgette and hat OF mo
same shade. Pink Killarney roses
we're her flowers
Following we'd Ing breakfast
served at the brides home. the couple
Icf, on wedding trip 70 Cleveland ana
other points on the lakes.
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Monndevtlle Da nce.

Tn. Mountain state Srlrer 0rchestra
will give another ~ 'tetr series ~
dances nv the Legion hail Friday eren.
ing. This Is tho first darcr In serera !,
weeks and Il ri'l probable" he attended
by A large number ~ 1anrrS