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INSURGENTS LOSS
SUFFRAGE FIGilf
IN PENNSYLVANIA
tote association Elecl
Regular . kket in .1
stormv Session.
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SIlU US ? MIHin |ll\
\ Vorj Importent Collection of
PAINTINGS
H ' >.r) Matters of the English,
French, Italian, Dutch and
Spaniah Schools
lectiea of s Well l?no?n
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*d the rjitprraal owinj to
ond.tior. ir,l?r) b> the aasr.
' Will Be Sold bv AurtioD bv Order ol
HON KRANK ARANOW
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On Friday and Saturday Afternoon?,
De lei and 4th. si 3 o'clock
IN SILO'S
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Art Gallerir?
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Turn your PIANO
PLAYER PIANO
A' a amall outlay your piano can be
'utned into a player piano of the
Ma?ea! qualityand wbirb wefullv ?uar
BBlss I "me in for a demomtration.
KNABE
5th Ave., at 39th St.
BUYA BOX
OF /APPLES
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exooKrJ>a
ifl representing
?I tne hi^hc*t
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I producing section
in at! the *orla
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fol,. Distributors tothS Tradl
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ANTIS EXPLAIN "ADS '
IN BUFFALO SALOON!
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dors. Says Miss t liitU'tiiien.
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given out ' ?' I
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THHKK DKBl T.WTI.s AT .M \ [OR AS
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CALLS SUFFRAGE
TO 2-YEAR FIGHT
Mrs. Cat. Opens Conven
lion with Demand for ut?
ter Devotion to Cause.
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your home? It must be '
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and little ? intei fere."
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feel
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the?o were borSS 'l>on botl
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who re*. aai the ?ufTrajre l>u'
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.ASSEMBLY DANCE
FOR DEBUTANTES
Former Junior Cotillon, at
Sherry's, Larger Affair
than Ever.
NUMEROUS DINNERS
PRECEDE THE BALL
Mrs. J. J. Riker. Mrs. C. D. (?b?
' son and Mrs. Adrian H. lar
kin Among Hostesses
Most of tli? ilcbutan'es of .h.- .??a
soa, many of tin >e who have con
m the last twro or three y^ars and the
usual ?lancine moa WSTS in atti'niiancc
last, nluht at Sherry's for the ftr?t of
tall year's Junior Assembly dances,
formerly known as the Junior lotillon
menaced for so .nun.- yean by
Mrs. Arthur U irim Dodge, l'h?re are
subscribe] ?
.nor? than ever before Ij?st night
i here were about 400 prrsoi.? or.--., tit.
Beth ballroom ?uites were used, the
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tl S floor below for
Many dinners were eiven previons
A...,,o. Mi Mar) v i ? hman Below, M -,: I abel '
I lorenee 1 incoln.
I., ft. Miss
GIVES LUNCHEON
VOR MISS GEODES
Mrs. Samuftj Prat, Entertains
II".- Son*] i lancee at
Shi h y's.
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included Ins !?? gBStm
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reception this af1 oduce
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a a theatre
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on Long Island anii are s1
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and Mrs. George Beat :
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treel
Farley Freed in Extortion Case.
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Dengles Mef/at, Archibuld Mc
Il "ni'., Juan M. Ceballoe, ? lame Kav
1 '.'? .Iliam Kyle.
Mra, Philip 1, Hartlett gave ? ?inner
a? hoi home, SSS Pari? Avenue, tor Misa {
' he debutant ' ghtei '
of Henry B. Platt. Mer gue?t* num-,
bered thirty.
Mr?. Thompson'? dinner, which wee
' ,r sr debatan ta daughter, Miss M?r
ijaret Themeeen, leeh p'sce a' Sha r '<
and arnonic bet gSWetS were Mlsi Jeari
Hluke, John Mar?h, Charles Hj*
? d Frederick ("unninetmru
Mr? Kdwarrl Kellogg fhinham gavo
a dinner at her home. S S Past I I ?
eighth .-?'???? for "S????i Mary K ?>p?
dyelte. daughter of Mrs. Leonard K "O
dye^e Hiss Opdyrke was the f
debn)ante at the dinner, th? other tl r.
".- ?/iie?t. be'r.g r rls who earns e i
year and s BBBabo' of "o.ing rren
mmwHrnmyi j?SK^gsiMf^m^iJ?m
Are You Giving Your Best
to Your Work?
Can you do your best if your mind is dulled by auto?
intoxication 3
Is it any wonder that you get "too tired to think'1 if
all the while your blood is bathing every nene, every
brain tell, every muscle fibre .with the fermented
poisons and wastes of constipation ?
The only way to keep your body rid of decaying
waste matter permanently is by bringing about
natural, r?gulai action of the intestines.
Laxatives, purges and cathartics bring temporary
relief but they bring also an inevitable reaction
which leaves the machinery of evacuation weaker and
more d?pendent upon the repetition of the stimulation.
Nuiol, a tasteless, colorless and odorless mineral oil,
is the natural treatment tor constipation. It acts by
lubricating, not irritating.
Physicians everywhere are discarding the use of violent
purges in favor of the mineral oil treatment which
has t he endorsement of the highest medical authorities.
Write for booklet, "The Rational Treatment of
Constipation." If your druggist doesn't keep
Nujol, we will send' a pint bottle prepaid to any
point in the l'nit?d ?States on receipt of 75c., money
order or 6tamns.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
i New Jera?} I
Bavonne Sem .Jersey
Ta
MINiRAjJ?' xt". i
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H4-THJ ? sruej r.. >?-.,...?[?-!
?jWiav??av'Aa^mia?siusrri i-wieaiw a ij??i ?.??.? iirt aanwaaaiaii
-jrawiManwaea^^
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'.for
_every
letter priifed
*5o. for the
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dim
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Tl IE I RIBl NE otters ,i $2.00 prize for every letter which
it prints in the \d \ isor Department .itt<'r December
lal (until further notice) in praise or criticism o? tl'r
methods of advertisers, excepting only communications aboul
patent medicines.
I o make this purelv an advertising matter (rom begin
mu?' to end. the $2.00 awards will be in the form "t orders "ii
I ribune advertisers for $2.00 worth ol merchaneiise i ou < an
select the store upon which vour order will be drawn?and. of
i ourse, you i an seit et the article which the order will bn\
\nv one can enter this competition <md one pi
can send as many letters as he likes. The literary form o? the
letters will not weigh so heavily as the idea behind them
The successful letters will be those which illustrate big
basic characteristics of the way merchants treat custom?
curtly or with courtesy. The most successful letter printed
in the month of December will be the one which contri.Mites a
big, sound, constructive idea to present selling methods. I his
will receive .i special prize o? $50.00 in rribuiie-advertised
men dandi?'', and each month following a similar award will be
made.
Get your ideas to us at once, ^our name will b<% withheld
if you prefer, but no unsigned letters win win prizes, because,
we will not know where or to whom to send our order. \\ rit?
\ our first letter to-day.
cEhe iMbttnc
Flrai to Loot?the l ruth: Sew?-^E?ltoria/t^?A?v?rtleomomtB.
ii , u..n r. t?.' le eel

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