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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-12-14
A Close Shave

About eight o'clock Wednesday
morning at the Sixth street crossing
a Pennsylvania yard engine struck a
truck in which were H. M. Wright,
the driver, and W. Catlin and D. O..
Grubb, and carried the machine about
thirty feet. With the exception OF
Catlin, who received some minor cuts
and bruises, no one was hurt.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-12-14
Charley Will Be On Hand

c. S. Osburn, of the c. S. Osburn &
Co., will be guest at the banquet
given by the Sherwin- Williams Paint
Co., at Chicago, December 18. Mr..
Osburn is the agent for this popular
paint in Newark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-12-14
Accident to Aged Woman

Mrs. Donovan, widow of the late
T. O. Donovan, fell at her home last
week and fractured her hip. Her ad-
vnaced age adds to the seriousness of
the accident.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-12-14
Semper Fidelis Class Meets

The members of the Semper Fidelis
class of the First Presbyterian church
met with Mrs. Calvin G. Hazlett at
the parsonage on West Church street.
Tuesday evening.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-12-14
Guests Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Barr, of
Columbus, have returned home after
a pleasant visit with Mr.. Barr's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Barr, of
East Main street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-12-14
City Notes
Golden Rule Sunday School Glass

The Golden Rule Sunday school
class met at the home of Miss Cecil
Taylor, of East Main Street, Thurs
day afternoon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15
LOWER MESA

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman O. kng Of
Boise sere looking over Their kmE.s.l
beach Interests Sunday.
&esk on the canal began Tuesday
With Mr., Kennedy Ia charge
Charles GesfhouSes of Middleton
sas al the Enmsgi Cooper FaArA Fri
dag making bsas on turkeys for The
ffy coap4ny. lie aas accom- pa leo
81 his s-ise and little 6sughtsf Mrs.
Cooper was ssre1ably suFpfl ssa 70
fad iA Mrs, G~vfh09ssF al soquA4ng-
saoe II her childhood days. She MAS
Mss Georgia fooIe q y adse.ea,
consequent > the ladies sEgosed talk,
inr over mutual aoqusin'anees and
Old tlsaes chile the naen transacted
their business
.sTsass" has beea the main topic
81 intsfess il ssaay Mesa homes The
past ssrk Bafefs have appeared
frOsa all possible places. naaksng AL
sorts az BIDS tas al seemed possess
ed si,A the seea 81 paying as issile
S. possible Ais II them were dissp,
pointed. however. Ks al the larger
rsosess aa sAe beach had pooled their
turkeys ard had feso we'd 10 sink az
ssitH~ together. Growers ard bsyers
rect IT. Eusseis Tuesday and sealed
BIDS we're tskeh, Joe kh.aAas Of En-
msst bla the hshesss se ceris live
&c shs. phich sas very satisfactory
80 all Ihss sas a fine lissie example
81 caaopsfsslon. and shows What can
h~ aene " people sili en- weFs 20
reskss. Ikss bsa Hss somewhat hsFh.
e. ihan asy Hr2as by si-of sas-coun.
~ baysFs and cfe8ss should be given
Ne Hkadsas fof hts courage N nask
ns IL AZ least sas carloads 81 tgss
fe,s s3ii ho banded aad this means
a &sa Of I5eoo, hnoag those WIS
fosHaea she mBsssi agreement Ard
stood ~ 4 sefe she following gentle
naenE TShrpsoH. pvraf.son. Hell.
sesseosagass. h., Cooper and othsss
.hoss tassaes ihs writer did nos learn
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down 10 the Sea in
Ships" = Great Picture.

There lie no way Of comparing the
Elmer Clifton production Down 10
the Sea in Ships, as there never has
beer 4 picture just like IL, and there
probably never will be another. II Is
without doubt the most amazingly
msrye Gus photodrama that has been
filmed in q decade. II is q great pie
tufe "a every sense of the word. First
because II Is = most stupendous pro-
duetion and, second. because il deals
largely with whales. and the thrills,
adventures end romance incident 10
the pursuit and capture of these mon
sters of the deep. In ito class IL
sands alone ID an unquestionsble
MASTERPIECES. There are enough thrills
sensations, humor, pathos. pictur-
sequences, and withsl an sppeslingly
human story combined in this one
photoplsy 10 make Ten ordinary pic
lures.
The picture is the result Of desire
on the part Of some wealthy citizens
Of New Bedford 10 perpetoste the old
whaling days. Of which New Bedford,
Mass, WAS the center. The story is
written BY John L. z. Pell, resident
of New England. sind deals with the
love of Quaker maiden and E young
man Of the town who ID not of the
Quaker faith. Her father, naughty
God fearing shsleman, has exscted
from her . promise that she will mar
~ no one but : man who has been a
wkalemkn and who is Quaker. For
the sake Of the great love which the
hero bears this beautiful Quaker gir-
he determines 20 ship on whaling
vessel. just how be finally fulfills
his ambition 20 become . whslennSn
by harpoon.ng and capturing 3 30
ton whale, makes one Of the most en-
and breath taking pictures
tina, have ever been filmed.
Al Liberty Thester Sunday Monday |
Nov. 1919.
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BROWNLEE

The beautiful weather still eontin.
ues and everybody seems 10 be busy.
William Bemis took q load Of cat
tie 10 Portland Friday. He expects
Z 10 be gone about 10 days.
Joe Abe, and Herman Eekrost wen,
70 Emmett Saturday night.
Jesse Aibin and Loran Smith spent
few days of last week at Jesse Al
bins homestead near Ola.
Mrs. Bus Seetin was a caller at
the r. f. Albin home Monday.
Hazel and Leland A bin and Lillian
and Anna Seetin spent the week end
visiting with their parents In Brown
lee
Mrs. Albert Beekmsn and children
spent several days visiting last week
al the home Of Mr.. Beckmsn's sister
and family. Mrs. Harry Moss Of Boise
Mrs. y. z. Albin has been sick with
bad cold the past week which seems
TO be gong the rounds.
Mrs. Bus Seetin and children visit
ed with Mrs. Seetins mother. Mrs.
Anna Woods on Sunday.
Mr.. c. c. Mansions entertained COM
pany from SHee, Sunday
The Ebb B.gYers family and Miss
Burkiey visited in lower BrOwnlee
Sunday.
Ward Smith and Albert Beckmsa.
Jesse and Francis Aibin went deer
hunting Monday morning IN hopes Of
being sble al least 10 see one,
Herbert Spencer and Ebb Bisgers
delivered a couple Of loads Of hogs
LAST week.
Mrs. p. 4. Aihin spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. W, ID. Smith
Albert Beekmsn had the mistortune
Of Losing his riding horse Sunday
evening. Mr. Beckmsn had turned
the horse loose 10 go home, when he
got chance 20 80 on 20 Sweet N
car. expecting 10 come right bach. The
horse MAS coming on home when Bers |
Cox who was returning 20 snee; ~
his ear ran into him. hrezklns has
ler. The lights on the car were mol
n afklnr good and II is supposed that
The horse became frightened and
blinded. lie MAS trying 20 climb up
anso the bank when struck, The &C
{ deaf happened close 20 Mr.. Hows's.
Mr. Beckmsn got Mr.. Howe 20 shoot
Tie horse, This sas sure . sad loss
for NJ. Beckmsh as no amount Of
money could have bought the horse
from him.
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seeoun, of having her .on.i,. r.moy-

account Of having her tonsi,s rsmov,
I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Rose, Ear
Rose. Don Park. Tom Bailey and son
Ralph left Sunday on : hunting trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Glenn and
Marie visited relatives in Boise and
Caldwell several days last week.
Mrs. Wess Woody and son Ernest
Of Emmett are visiting relatives and
friends al this place.
l.. l.. Mathews VAS business wish
tor in Emmett Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fii.ner left
Monday for Boise on = short visit.
Mrs. Preston Bryant and infant
daughter Of Boise are visiting Mrs.
brysnt's parents.
Ben Richardson and family left for
Boise Monday morning.
Misses Fern Weaver and Pauline
Adsir, Glenn Baldwin and +. W.
Wharton spent Sunday in Garden
Valley.
Miss Marie Weaver and Gaylord
Baldwin attended the football game
In Boise Saturday.
Mrs. J. X. Bailey returned weanes-
day from Eoise where she has been
visiting for some time,
Sir. Williams, the county agent
from Emmett, MAS = business visitor
here Monday.
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An outstanding feature Of the
local EuteriA nncn; Course vii be
the appearance Of Edmund Vance
Cooke. who has spoken 10 more peo-
pie. probably, than any other poei
ancieu, or modern. He has written
for over eighty monthly and weekly
periodicals.. not 10 mention the huno-
reds Of newsps pers through which hin
matter has been syndica;ed.
Mr.. Cooke has flied over twenty
l-yceum seasons, appearing in hun
eyeds Of the best courses in every
State in the Union save one, and -
England and Canada. He is the 40
thor Of dozen books, including I'm
rcttinen; Poems Chronicles Of the
Little Tot" fRinsss 10 Be Read,
The Uncommon Conmoner," etc. Nc
other American poe; Of the day l.
more widely quoted by writers, min
listers and lecturers. and no other Inn
personA,or is more frequently imitsied
CO whose verse IL more necited b.
in vaudeville and LyceUr.
than Mr.. Cooke.
vii appear at Liberty thestcr
Nov. p. ssi5 o'clock
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hMONTOUR

helping thresh ON the Cat,
}, Renry Lsisy became very
brother |. Il. Of Sweet came
book him home. We hsyen' I
a him, but hope he is better
toddsrd and family Of Boise
weekend with friends in
nde teachers of our school
The Tea chefs meeting IN the
eountfT and the pupils en-
nday ard tuesday a. hoji-
Of DR.. Gillian will be pleas
IN tina: Ie Ia Improving In
oiasi wen; 10 Emmett We'd
locate . steer which had
rom the Heck pasture sew
ago The animal MAS
nd ear marked With the No
and Was reasonably fat
bhsldfes is building an adj
lis house and shsn finished
= very comfortable home.
M poell went 20 Sweet Mon.
Darchsse HE family supply
= from Mr.. Goodwin Ot that
hes Of the Ala soeis,y ast
W. III. Day Friday after
tackled a comfort for Mrs,
hil. A pisassa, time MAS
After The sofk anG business
disposed Of a dainty lunch
81. Rev. snd Mrs. MARTA
and Mrs. ufheags Of kn-
! In Attendance
neyefal days stay az the
(lfleid k0Has. Miss keas
|sssafned 10 her home al
kx ~as accompanied b. Mrs
be q and ekiidFSh.
Asisy sch6so. gave a lite pa
l1sfam S4naag IN son0f Of
day. A s0ag sas sung ~
rs class snd = solo sas
~ Pssf. Haxh Pate, Both 4
! mach appreciates.
|ssqey Gaiflsla shd Miss
astAeid su.0a a business ssap
a0ssdas, /
'axk bfWage, in car u coal
b4i ID kas nselsxsd lac saSa
u sszHshsre.
iolana spsa, Sunday Ia Cala-
Alias spoa, ,ks ses1 snd
g toias u Boise.
4 Mfs Harp Sweet sad
lFs- Lssaeal.sssri seFe dlrasf
shs sesnls ssees hosas On
Ioinss aad iiaFry sses,
6 10 ths halls 70 se' isssf
&ees L
"a .a=as an sst0 lead 81
/, saAs Ia She sisAss az sac
tAy, &
1 sttoHst4 snA Joke RAIDER
.asss callers IN A0nsDss
D.
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No,ios

After Saturday will no; be living
al nay hofne place, can be located
a, tho Cogf Zimmerman place. where
.e all bS glad to see oar friends OF
asll make appointments 20 meet proa
pic Al my study IN the Baptist church.
az elsewhere We expect 20 leave
F,arse,t Dec 4 or 5. Sincerely yours.
A q isthfnn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15
Ruli Meeting.

There siil be an adjourned meeting
a the Gem County Jersey Bull Asso'
elstieH nesi Wednesday evening, Nov
~. Ia Commercial Club rooms. begin
n'ag a, O'Clock. The election 81 OF
ficers and other important business
slli come before the meeting, tuil
representation Is requested.
X J. kRAtS. Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15
OLA

"a stss- j. D. FIshs pefx
stsssnss II Hasss lsss sesf
be Waller tsf; Tssssaag s0s
r. Iisi,zrsgss reSafposd 10
)araaF 20 fes@ase hsf sch@ol
Sfs1s b~sre al h0sass a we~a os
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Card al Thank.

To oar friends and neighbors who
SO Fndly assisted az during ihs re.
cen, lilness snd des;h of our beloved
husband and father. NC wish 10 OK
tend aur hesrsfe; ihanks.--Mrs Geo.
" Reed ard family,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15

FOR SALE-Automstic Wizard ce-
ment block machine with 100 iron
pellets 10 sacrifice. W. H Burns
ranch. 2.
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FOR sALE-72 PIG II. on Hays St,
$500. Terms. J. G. Bartholow,
10th and Washington. 5I-f.
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FOR sALE-.o acres Ia mile Of
town al siioo. Terms to be had.
See. r. Z. Mingus al Emmett Grocery
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FOR SALE-Three lots on CONNER
cizl street. sewer and sidewalks.
VIII trade for smsl acreage with no
improvements. W. b. Thorning. II.
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WANTED--To hear from owner of
land for sale, o. X. Hawley. Bald
win. Wis. 3-4p
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FOR SALE--Stover feed mill, s horse
power capacity. for t25. Whitman
q Company. J.
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FOR SALE-Ford coupe in excellent
condition. good battery, starter,
lights and I new tires. Phone e3-R 2.
l.. w. Aston, Emmett 10,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15

FOR SALE or TRADE--A Chandler
1-passenger touring car. Gem
County Garage. so.
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| FOR SALE--Nicc fat geese for
Thanksgiving dinner, $3.50 each de.
. livpred. Mrs. E. F. Wells, Phone rs
R4.
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WANTED oarders or boarders and
roomers at Brown Room.nr house.
Mrs. Eliza Amen. e-4p.
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FOR SALE-Melotte separator, 7&o-
H.. easy terms. Geo. A. Sprsgue.
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FOR SALE

FOR RENTING nicely furnished
sleeping rooms, with stove. gal
Commercial Ave. T-2t
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FOR sALE--A turkey ranch. Mrs.
A. Bliss. TIFF.
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WANTED-Clean cotton rags. EN-
NETT Garage. 50.
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FOR sALE-I7 pure bred Duroc
hogs. sows and males. p. II. Woods,
west Of mil stf
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FOR SALE rooms and bath bun
galow, 2 blocks from business part
Of town, Price $500. $1,000 cash, bal
Ance SIS per month. 303 North Boise
Ave. 2-ltptf.
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FOR SALE-English setter bird dog
10 months old. registered, working
fine now. r. BpriingAme. phone 1873.
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WANTED

WANTED-To trade for good Ford.
Inquire at Index 7-tf.
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LOST Bunch Of keys in leather cover
Name on tag. J. r. Ke,lem OF In
dex Office. Reward. LIP.
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FOR SALE-Sow and pigs, also
shosts. weight about so lbs. Mode,
Fruit Farm. 5.
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Column
LOST, FOUND. Etc.

LOST-Brown leather key case and
keys. Finder return to this office
Reward. p.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A piano. In
quire st Index TIT.
FOR sALE-About 30 head of young
cattle. c. W. Hayes. TT.
FOR SAILS room house, also l.
room house with porch and 2 lots.
Inquire Of Index office. Up.
FOR REkT-One sleeping room, fur
mace heated. One housekeeping
room with lecertic heat 3Ig East Bird.
FOR SALE-2 Jersey heifers, ! milk
COW. +. l.. Sanders, Phone Se-R-2
6-3tp.
FOB sALE-A pure-bred Jersey bull
calf. J. A. Hickman, phone SCR 5.
6-sp.
FOR SALE-Registered Duroc gifts
and bears; also weaners. Will trade
for grain. Also have line-bred SEN
sstion boar for service. X. l.. Hunt,
u mile south Of mill. SIP.
FOR SALE-Cheap- room house.
half basement, modern except heat.
Inquire 705 Z. First 81. If
FOR SALE-Sow and pigs, also
shosts, weight about so lbs. Mode.
Fruit Farm. 5.
FOR SALE or trade-Two young
mules. Geo. S. Sprsgue. 5ti
FOR SALE-Delieioas apples, soc 20
$3.50 per box. Jay Sanders, phone
6s-Rs .-.p
FOR SALE-l5 acres. mostly hay and
fruit, good 5-room house, barn for
8 COWS, snd other buildings. $1,000. /
z. W. Morehouse, miles west of
Emmett. 2tf
FOR sALE-I7 pure bred Duroe
hogs. sows and males. p. II. Woods, /
west Of NIL .rf
FOR SALE rooms and bath bun
galow, 2 blocks from business part
II town. Price $500. $500 cash. bal
ance SIS per month. 303 North Boise
Ave. 2-ltptf.
FOR sALE-Three lots on CONNER
cizl street. sewer and sidewalks. 4
VIII trade for SINAI acreage with no
W. B. Thorning. II.
FOR SAI-E-T2 2i9 II. on Hays St, 4
$500. Terms. J. G. Bartholow, 4
10th and Washington. 5I-tf.
FOR SALE-so acres III mile of
town Al Siloo. Terms TO be had. (
See. r. Z. Mingus q; Emmett Grocery (
FOR SALE-Automstic Wizard ce-
nent block machine with 100 iron
pellets TO sacrifice. W. II. Burns
ranch. 2.
FOR SALE-Melotte separator, 74o- /
h.. easy terms. Geo. A. Sprsgue. ]
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
Cites Instance Of The Con
 genial Wife

baby's hand while it slept, I parked him in his little crib, and water waved his hair. I put less handwork on the babys clothes, and more brain work on books, and on studying the subjects in which my husband was interested.
 And it wasn't long before I was calling his attention to new books, and he was talking over his law cases with me, and we were back again in that most delightful and sat isfying of all relationships, that oi the husband and the wife who really stimulate each other.
 But I shrudded now when I think how nearly I came to losing out, for a woman never does lose her husband until she ceases to interest him. A man never gets tired of woman un- til she begins to bore him.
 "Oh, I know that we women think that 1t is beauty that counts with men, and that we lose our husbands affections when we lose our com plexions and our girlish figures, but this isn't true. Good looks attract man, in the first place! but it takes intelligence to hold one. No man can without yawning in It's face. He wants something living about him, something that keeps him diverted, and wondering whats coming next.
 "The woman who Is vivid; the woman who is gay and amusing; the woman who is full of spicy and en- tertaining gossip, and who cannot go down the street without having an amusing adventure; the woman whose dinner table sparkles with wit, and good humor, and good con versation; the woman who takes an intelligent interest in her husbands business, and plans, and ambitions, can snap her fingers in the face of the most beautiful siren who ever lived. She couldn't lose her husband if she tried because they have got too much in common, and because he can be sure of never having a dull moment in her society.
 T know that lot of women think that being a wife and mother is good excuse for dropping out of the procession" concluded the woman with the contented eyes, and the wise smile, but they forget that their husbands are marching on, and that if they don't keep step with them, they'll get left"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
SOC lAI N CALENDAR

Due tC the absence of the officials in New York there, will be no meet ing of the Birmingham Humane so- ciety in November.
 The Alabama division of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors will have their regular meeting and election of officers Wednesday afternoon at Fraternal hall at 2:3o p. m. All members are urged to attend. Prof. E. Hudson Strode Cf the uni versity, will address the College club Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Young Women's club rooms. His subject will be "The Young Intel- ligentia."
 The Federation of Social Service superintendents will meet this morn- ins at 16:30 o'clock, instead of Tues- day, In the Sunday school room of the First Methodist church.
 The Nineteenth Century club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. vassar Allen, who Is at home for the winter with Mrs. John ?. Tillman at 2o33 Highland avenue. The Cunningham School Improve ment association will hold it's regu- lar meeting Thursday afternoon at 3:1O in the school building. The chairman of the bazar requests that all members who have finished arr ticles, bring them to this meeting.
 The Graded union will meet this morning at 10 o'clock in the First Methodist Sunday school building. The first meeting of the executive board will be held at 9:So o'clock this morning in the same building.
 
 w. M. U District Beard will meet at the First Baptist church Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock with Mrs. J. Ellis Davis, presiding.
 Board of Managers of the State Training School for Girls will meet this morning at 10 o'clock at tho IIillman hotel.
 The Forward Study club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. w. H. Parson at her home on Fourth avenue, Inglenook.
 Birmingham Music Teachers asso- citation will meet this morning at II o'clock at the Cable hall. An im- and all members are urged to De present.
 The "As We Were club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs Fred Clark. 4002 Oak street, Central Park. The Inter-Se Study club will meet today with Mrs. J. w. Cole, l64o 31st street, north, at p. m.
 
 The South Highland Schooi I'm. provement association Will meet Thursday afternoon at o;lS o.clock, in the school auditorium. This IS a social meeting and the mothers are urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
INTERESTING MEETING OF
 FRANCES WILLARD INIT

Frances Willard Unit of the Wom- ems Christian Temperance union, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Blue Triangle Tea Rooms. Law Enforcement" will be the subject of a talk by MT. Edgar l.. Read. MT. George l.. Crawford will talk on Last Year And This" Mrs. Charles Donoho will give a report of the state w. c. T. U. convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
GENERAL SUMPTER LUNCHEON AT HOME OF MRS. COLLINS

General Sumpter chapter of Daugh- ters of the Revolution, will meet with Mrs. R. E. Collins, 2227 Sycamore street, this afternon at 1 o'clock A delightful buffet luncheon will be served the guests.
 Hostssses with Mrs. Collins will be Mrs. F.. F. Pou, Mrs. S. H. Gardner and Miss Al Burgamy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
Where do all the OUTINGS go9

Into sleepers and nighties and robes, n everything warm and wearable for WinterI
 Light stripes and dark colors in outing of the right weight for making sleeping garments; extra heavy; 27 inches wide; special at 19c a yard.
 Corduroy, 9sc-All wanted col- ors for children's and women's dresses and bathrobes; special. Chambrays, 1215c-36 inches wide, in stripes and solid col- ors, for children's and women's dresses and boys blouses; good colors; BELOW MILL COST. Apron Gingham, 121Sc--Checks of several sizes; good fast col- ors; 27 inches wide; blue, brown or black; special.
 Pajama Checks, 1z15c-3e inches wide; good weight; white only; used for making underwear; very special.
 Romper Cloth, 1sc-Checks, stripes and plain colors; extra good quality for women's and children's clothes; good fast colors. 32 inches wide. Special. Percales, 1sc-A welcome va- riety of light figured percales; 36 inches wide; good weight and good colors for making dresses and boys blouses; special.
 Challies, 1ec--A pretty full line of beautiful challies for com fort covers and draperies; s6 inches wide; special.
 Cheviots, 19c-Extra heavy. For children's school wear ables and women's dresses: good fast colors; 27 inches wide; special.
 Sateen, S9c-Black only: Sg inches wide, for making bloom CTS and for other uses; good quality; special.
 SECOND FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
TO ENTERTAIN FOR
 MISS DRENNEN

Among the delightful affairs plan- ned for popular bride-elect will be the bridge luncheon at which Miss Mary Alexander will entertain Thurs day afternoon, complimenting Miss Julia May Drennen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-07
MRS. BOWERS TO HONOR
 MISS FLOYD

Mrs. P. R. Bowers will honor Miss Geraldine Floyd and a courterie of her young friends next Saturday aft ernoon, when she will entertain at tea from until 5:30 o'clock.