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We met the enemy and we were
their*. and then our |*»jw went nut, amt
now it i« time to tfet up ami if« to work
In a <>>I<1 ami erne1 world of fnrU. I aet"
that teach m* that it may t«- n (treat
joke w hen father take* a |rrr|ietual > 1,
r- it ion. ami mother ami »l"ter Ann have
todo ditet Maithon the M ndq moth*
ln|t piano out In the wood* tied to (fet
him the weed that rfir Walter ltalei«h
Introduced Into Knfftand. *o |>a|ia ean
enjoy hi" clay, hut when the electric
ian tunc off the foot liitht* ami you
(to home ami think y >u can do the
“father" act In reality well try it on
aome "trenuoti* Monday mornlnit while
the tub of "lid" emit* -round* like the
rolling wavr« and the wrcli Ijoard rnur
mere like the cry of the (full", ami wa
llow much of a joke it really I". II they
i itch you. youra for the ho»|iital. *>r
to the |ailtce court on a cliMrjfe of non
au|i|airt, when- you'll find lion funny
your net Kill air a think ll when they
come in to tealify In your hrutl«h !«•
havlor, In a haw hall (farm- la-tween
the fat men ami the lean men, 01 the
married men and the aiiiKh- men,every
error la a joke and every inta|ilay e ta
a Irnuth, for It’" a fare*- and rmlliinit
more. The «ame crowd at a h-airm
Ifiiui- |i«y their twotilt*- rind I <>n*e lln-ir
humor, error" now Ket a Krunt of dt*
jirnval and tn‘«|il»ya are loudly crlll
i-i.i-d The (ana are harati erilh- They
would Ilk'- the |iiteln I on their l.i mile
ti-arn lordrikt* out every in on and !o
have every hatter on their team tret n
hnuu-.rtin, and to make it a fan dream
ol |iiirioli > jmd helu-ad llu- umpiri lor
every eite-i deei-uon that i<o* - .nraird
their |e i*.
Ifowc ii, while IIm hu m! 'an am no
i**e**ptinn, it i- now lit* in tin < .1 >n ,
in><! Itif) lift* only linking for * shakoup
ol . h> i. ,uh, ft <11iik nf
mid Uku some 91iir<I work, And miM
thing of th* kind i udieduh I to tak«
place I* ltn*- another Snt nrdAy n»|U
around Ii at lion- mu*t I* hii awak
idinr and g* tting down to Imhiim in or
w« might .»s will give mji all Iio|m of
thr l!He» M i *. and it h imi I Ihtii ui cii
up yet, although In t Htitnrday s game
w «*» n disappoint inrnt
To telum to tin* nano- I In* i ult
chiih' home dragging tin* tin can the
!(o'i**buds find tied to their tail with
m \rn double knot i, each knot repre
renting an N I run, :iUn a < nnadinn
trror I hereby our jn nnauf hip, that
* nine up into tin' wind mid bended lor
the flag mo nicely a week pievlou on
nee unit ol poor weuk on tin W au re
k'nti boat, d! pp» d Inn k to the ii ir ol
the find dk\ I* cm
Hut the gic * w a* I»v no m< ;tm a
rendition ol the Week before It von
ien # > ■"{ , mu ti w ,11<*21 aha ii
there nr a no '‘♦n«uiltonal pis %. and
errors hi rr too tu ijuenl to - nil the lit l ie
I 'arid i ! !"> a: i t.. that t . w . i ■ .
tea in.
both pi t die I h wen* ettectisc Mild
Hoilii ii uni nice. I*utnmn bunched n
llourhet hut once, ami, ulthou; h out
batting their opponent-, emildn t •*
till alette*. when they VSoUhl do the
iliml good. riw Iv»*sideid' ell tin o|h*l
hand bum hed on Met irthy in two jo
idng**, mid vop|**d out their little -m
gles with nicii on base* thmugh t \
t *. error •
Tatroojuie t the game with a bin
gle ton hot fm \\ Mel allcitv ii* hau
die, Mule »t i'hihI, ami t<» thud on a
passed ball, ami there wen* mine out
The milnin! aihVe i I**, a run. but tins
Are not getting natui.ii results these
days l.i/vitte formed, I cut hit a
little gi -umh i |o second Me* aiterly
did good w H Me k« p* I a e el e., to
third as b io; a- he dated, tarn made a
«piiek threw io tii*t r lling I M* 11 l Hr
< ’ll pint n had tin last etlftaCi t: It x 1 I
riled nut lotvft, ami't ab' wand uaek to
bt‘*au»ct' !o Hulk
N ! - toed a ! in in til* it halt, Mae
| Hi Airi Ii ihm ,f into the _ hole light
nil *» i ns ii M it phy put it
Mth iH twt n Im nt amt Maiglr, and
went rigid down I, » pold put one to
deep hit m ti the tool line, getting a
liuulih* tiiul i u nrlim tin base-* J \le
• ' I ft I * v* 11 \ site Tk Heed Leopold to thud
amt he svaued on t s out, Mailon
Vo Mm.se
I he l auadiai! went until oidei in
the vuml In Unit halt I aft tilled
tilt- bio -s alter tw » were gone l.i - pdd
Sins up tiut th«* !^t he eo'dd deliver
w ns a mt < tty t lial M if i a e »th i d
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The ' 'lw timUi- t:i lii t!ii* Want I
ol If loutul ll fur a '-lull , iliilo mviiikI
mill thlnl, mill ki*|tt ua l.i l1 it’ ttiOliet
W |j»ro«i » Uiiil ilium l.i Miitpli>
in lllf sixth I’uln i'ii liu-i'.l tin'
t>> Kvtllnx « 11 ill |iioi.,| lo Ik I In-11 laM
inn Mi’i u 11111 ami I'alnt niun nil ami
a |>«Kv'il l util ail\ mill'll thrill I i "!!■
Itiinl oul lull |i|oll Iml a elean ilmr li>
(fllU'l mhiIhii Man Tale Ifi. >1 to Ini
11 in Out J. Mm i«rtort\ maile a lii <
ivlorn in ilit* |»l ito .m i in khi nut
nip N I - MK'ii'il l« m i .i . h m t i .;1
Bull'll!! lutin' 1 ill Kinit'itvr ultiKliHi 1
Mi'UbUi tl.\ >. kinuiiil t 1>> | ill
»t!iiM tini t- tnuvil him «l siKSniil hmi
t’.'.'l I’ntru il'.ijnK .1 l .i tlmm M
I :<» » Mir!i> i ail anw ! Imih runwrii.
mni sinisO'K Ov lifinmtil Bitil J Me1 is!
Ititj- tHlHigill «ll*r.
in tin- 'll!! Hat’ |«niit la! . an I 1 i 1
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tr. Met Bftbv I hum lu thlnl !*■ In nl ,
nf TMra but 1-untie failctl in ti ,ni |
Is is It. Tat tv* iTiis-vti nil I! i .i it . !?i j
tn (hull. There u v: v Ivi o Kune « In n I
Murjths siitil to left It » sn a tiBnlmii
; nt Hriilucr ilM|i|ml it. while I »mwe
Li ought in the last run of the game.
After holding Miiueh*tig©« the srW
it fureight itmiiiK*. the INmie* gut
ti.vr Mtiem ami allowed their jia»|.
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hta tmltlng HM-tnyi- «ill confer a favor
liv notify inn I In- *eorer.
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Bradley Theater
Tin* nyulnr toh*M anniifiil at I! !**
thiMlrr. willi tin n-«ijil ‘•|i<-i*ial oitfhU,
will tlnt-til out li t fijrn fit Novi
wi'i-k lh«* ha\ v —«»111 * I himg
iiitinly ill* w in -i * 11 * - r in addition In thf
n .MilHf ( ii|i fi,nii!ii* nt this wry *p*‘~
nal fratnif U it Itahy Show, whiidt
will lain* |»lm* li^ht ulhi 11»« pirlnre
show WimIiii day nHfffioan Ml of tin*
paitirnlar* will 1 »* fnond in I In* s|H*fial
ml mi lln* hM jt-un , i m*l ltd I ntf t lie III Hii
m i m which fill rh** nit* to I* uui'l*
Mninl in . ! m' i|ji\ ami Wednesday in
adijltmu to lln* ntpilai |»ielnre*, n |»i«•
tire of lln* liritt \i Unit Until will Ik*
-sin v% 11 I hU U om* of tin In-st titflit
j '0*1 oM s in **Mh| Hint*.
Miss l.imiin Meriiam Is at home
i after a w irk U \ mil in Provident***.
1.mins I' Mcni.'iiii ami limn
Mernam haw tel timed from a vnrk *
I ay at Onk Hi d
Mi* M m \ < :*iik ami dan^ht* t
V! i I lln I, no *»l .!.«< k ‘Hi, \ II •* > i
t In* w ft k
Miss Mm* a >i!i «>1 tin* 11 nr t fori I
linspital, sjm nt a !• w d i\sal in i hollo*
in this oily I lit** | »'t wcrk
< :htn*in*e I’n'n r i- sumiiintinK a
I'Xpli -s on "tiit" i Im Uitii I'lilhiini
ami \\ .tit i hot \ dining tin* imnith.
Mis. | lutee SmU It, iinmoit >lro-|,
has I t'oi t iitia laming In i miii Uo\ ,
nf iIns|mi
Mi .1 I* I al»*ni and w iIt* ami M t
.Ian n M I ah a i f .1 : . ha,. irhu lied
l mill ait aat'>on»oi!v trip to i ifseriit
I a ai'li.
Kr- J»toi \\ i In a lias n'liiinnl to
' ; - p.ti i - - i tn i! > i nit \ lit*\ . \\ 11 Haul
I ha i lot! its w I’ !i i mrn oltif'taltng at
~M . 1*1*1 »p • fit : I « i . it its I ft 111 IM’d 14 >
Nt*w Haven
Ilepn .rill .1! • } M \\ h« ’ilnn
atul 1 I lomv t he legisin
11 > e i • mu- .!•. al < ' I ;n h - u \\ i ll
. n lav I hr ,m rm.;enu nls win m
rlntruu <*i \\ II l i> In?
Ml- \\ I i -•ilii l!, who W r»s shut
al anil iijulnllv ln*H(i»h h\ a thief al
Mau no;M, Mi , *>n \|a|il.i \ , is Will
Mi iwn 111 l!:i ni\ , Ining Ihemotlur
u. Mu ,1 ami"' M:mn: «<• Uni.
Mis I. II \ ■ • i w i - in \ vs« !,
Mass hi*t I 11 < I a \ int'itim' Hlintiiiuj a
iivil al then »•> tin | ijM .nf Wilhelm
lli’lmi ’li > imiiMfi > e h o>»| ol n sii
I lei riant hU r. Mi Inn, wlm Ina Ihyii Hi
the *ehoo| the past two inatilhs, hail a
prominent place i»n the program.
Ihm \ l U‘ I in i ami w n! \\ aler
h IV !in- tin* gUCst* Hi Ml lu III H I Ml I
i ni', on Klin >lurl Hi* has a |Hunlton
in hrii xi 's ili ( iilmnii **! nr m W a
lei bury, the pinprickr Inhng tin for
nun M’uioi partner of the hnn o! <«rte\e
.V Hughe's, for a unrulier ot \car* m
husinos* in Putnam
\ eonferenee •*! rlirMum w i . s
is U'lini hehi Uhs \m k a’ the >werilsh
churrh In \\ o.h|k|ih-k, with prominent
sjH'akets ami ‘iiuji'h front a loom I \
iMiiit ft w is given I’hurisilas evening
i v Pint J \ HuUtutin rtiul hts son
Paul 1 i ii It m an. w ho gave the same prm
gram in the chapel of tire t ongiegn
ttotmi church at Putnam on Wetftne*
it »v evening t he annual * uwtav
s hioo. picnic will l»e hrKi al luwolanil
Pi k ^atuniav . ami the conference
will eiosv with three s|hh*i*1 m"\U\s
on Suialv
W II i hamlserlain. an oht
u’si lent “i Putnam, iltctff at his home
n Walnut 'i ol, W VMiu svia\ morn
Ml; »,i • S v Us Me Is s;|t V i\ e«t hv
i r to Vlrs Joseph MeK u h
me ami Mr- Moult on of |hh city , Mrs.
\rnoht ot Piisioag. amt Mm, Whipple
P,rnv uiemv. amt one sen, S vr ml
\ l amss juii of I'iirviiK’rhf Ml.
t ' au v i nn w $s a mctuher of the isth
i oii-? , i \ M He « ame to Putnam
itt IN'I where tie has since resnieU fol
ks hts Irik* ol lafjKmter ami
l»ui,ik*f t-me . s* \iiv> were hehi
this i r.tirshav afternoon, lk\. K h
>argvnl ofh uatmg Marini m tinnt
st feet o !»uvU n .
Interesting l.oijUs
s's.ss r,i>nir,.,l 1 y ntacUinerv.
Mt’iiV v ttnt .'iji> * h', 1 <* v.
I a, u - >,*• I'o Area
CMT Court Hto»wll
Tbf entire Uinf of the court w»«*
-i,int 1 i«»t Krida.v i:i hearing the ad
jnurued f'Str' of Patrick Karlon and
Allison \\ licox, charged with drunk
fnne»«.liji'S-tiof tli** peace ahd »"’i ill.
The iniwlcfiicanor- ch* rged sprang
fiom tin* *ameaffair. When the Pro*- !
M'uilnft Attorney |>ut Karlon on Hit*
, itmiil lii lentil}. Attorney Torrey. who
I n presented both defendant*, olijw'lrd
t*> tl.e f>«l>•>i^wton of Karlon * te»tinio
1 ny on the around Dial hi* an*wer
would tend Ur incriminate him. a- he
w a* there in court charged with aeriim
springing from the name difficulty that
w a* the cau*e of Wilcox'* arrest. The
court *u*lairied the objection, where
ifiori the Prosecuting AlUrrney nulled
the case ngaiost Karlon. lie then f it
a not tier <|uc*tlon, which wa* objected
to ujmn ttie Mine ground*, Mr. 'forrey
» sting that Mol ing the cue did rjol
hare any effect, a* Karhm could la* ar
rexled again lmiiie*liately, in fact coaid
at any time iiefore the expiration of the
*tatuU* of limitation*. Hi* honor sus
t lined tlie objection. The Prosecuting
AtU»rn-y got in one or two question*
that were not objected to, but w hen tie
tried to gel at the material matter, ole
jeclinn* were entered, and tie gave It
up. Karlon ielt ttie court room ao'l the
city.
Testimony in the Wilcox r ase <leve
io|**d tin? fact Unit in* wat in town with
hi* hor*e rtfi*I carriage on Wednesday
night along with a friend. Tiny ran
Far ion, who wanted to get up
to Wi»o<M'rt k ami Wilcox volunteered
to give him a rid**, a* he would pa**
Karlon « place on his way home The
tnr»*e started down ttie* street, but had
not gone a great way when Far Ion got
out of the carriage and started bark
W ileox testified tliat Karlon wan un
der the inftuenee of Ihptor, and a* lie
| feared he might get into trouble he
j diove back lor him. \\ hen he got to
HuglH*e\ corner, I irlon eame from
arrows the street and grnhl**d hi- hone
hy ttie bridle \N Ileox, so he tentitled,
tried to get l! arlon to get into the ear
ruige and go home. but he refused and
itretced W lleox of going throu gh Ins
pocket1-, and said he would hold hi*
hor-e there all night Officer llayns
wn-railed. ami piae* I karlon under
arre*t. A- he w a- holding III* prisoner
by one hand, emleavorlng to free hr*
other hand from the bridal, \N ileox
jumped out of the earriage and hit
I arIon in the lure knot king him down.
\s the officer assisted him up, Wilcox
again *lruek I arlon a couple of blow
File officer then t<m*k his prisoner to the
lockup, and \\ ileox drove of!
Mi lorrey argued that his client
should lie found not guilts on the
1 ground that the assault was justified in
that \\ ileox hid a right to protect his
prof* rt \, and that he had not used un
neeess.uv force in so doing. The Pro-*
ruling Attorney stated that he thought
it iififiecessar.v to make any argument
moie than to call his honor's attrfith n
to the fact that the assault ss is m ule
on the man while under arrest.
\\ ileox was found not guilty on the
rhaigc of drunkenness ills Honor
• aid I wou. l merge tie count'* for
* * t'!»e pi |C» md a- allIt, US the\
eame under the same section of the
statute-, and found him guilty of ;e -
shill, imposing a line and cost ,
amounting Jo ' \u apjs al vs as
enti led and a bond of Moo turnished
Miss ( hat lot te Hopkins returned
on Monday trouiher trip to lierinuda
In and Mr- Haris Nought m are
at f haklami Beach, II I
Mis Henry It. I *le has Uen at
I.ui haven, Mass, for a few day-.
1*1 it* Misses Ix.at hemic and Haehel
Ili ads aie at .Valiant lor a iortuight.
Miss | li ilvth i-illoid is sjH'ndm.,
a two weeks vacation in . \\ aler iui n.
Mi** i arohne llorhaour of \\ orci -
: t i is tin e test Mrs, \ \\ M .acd* «
aid
Mr*. .1 M l{ imlall mul dmnrht* n,
j Nli'M-s Kredell an*! Mhmeho, an* at list'
I I’llmei II *um’. Licit* n to I tench.
Mi's (.i t., \\t^!,t‘.bh!«M at 1 in IS
I ( *rpuratii*u .loro, h hw’,v
oil a iwn week' \ a* all.>u.
Mrs. I I litchtti'L'n «»{' I n hi mI
'■ h < t, i" t ntv i ' ainiiiit In t si*ie Mi-w
laiiu lirt w n, of IU*>t*»ti
Mn t'hnilfs II Kellev i> enter
tamint her ninv, Mh** Lillian Merritt
nl Spurn; lie Id.
Mi" M.i’\ l .I'htivtii, of (. >\e
'In.d. ha-' U't'ii lho tftnvd »*! \| r- i»eo,
l* Norn*: in W ashmv:t.in, K 1
Mis* \laiioa I limes ha-* riMimol
! I '>ilion miiM' in Iho Worccsici
Imspitni after a two weeks' vacation
s|*ct»l at her homo in IhUoiiv.
Mr* \ W agner ha> returned from
Vim ViU*r, Mich . w horo she hn-» been
the Kac*t of hot 'on, I'roi i harle* V i
M ,‘unoi
K< \ « itt tloo I iiallttp of Nt w
Medford will pleach in tho Baptlsi
chinch next ^ mdav morning. Hie
i'-Miotiiu; > tula,), Aiuiu'l J •, Micro
w ill tv in* Nor\ lee.
William W heaton had *'\eral tin*
i*rr' o' !•:> lots I and vu-a !\ oul while
nimiiiu; a viw al th. \\ hoalon Build
inn A Lam a r i • ' shop a^i invk
The ladies ot Mio Baptist church j
\%»il hold thoir animal el » nlwtkeonihe
ohuroh iawn, Tuesday, August - *th, U
II >o ». n L '!u \ Iho ti mer wiil
K Mivol in tho ehurvh dining room«.
\ ar1 \ e inches > ; ram So!! in
this MviMi during A igasL amt m w
j >io an 'nn giMiug tight showors L.t
the weather keeps veiv hsiui, dav s.- -
i w 11ai aimers itko. |
The citLotis of Ihak'iv'U are com* J
plaining of She had Sasic Al their pm * j
j lie drinking water The hea th nftW? i
i lias >vnl sjHvinicns Vo She State A x |
| aioih ' at Middletown to lie anaiv n*t, 1
— Hov J I* Trow bridge has hi' !
j house and land on 1‘mwbridge IL
} isli. ul t a V w A rk pa \ i . .
nsaiut* of families in New \ k
eiiv who would be glad to Lav h i t'
in that UaUlful section ii thev were
made known u* them.
**Th# Good 0»d Day*."
How tf . *- . H! W’uea we
v, . * ■ _ «- k.*d - -4 * i
«ojL <| tbHr feer in M water ami got
v. !-. Now th* •. U • ** grip, lake quinf'e*
4i ] f.•• * -j, g ,j ... r, Then flK j' had
sufte throat. wrapped a ‘*f fa*
p rk in £iit oh] jm» k. tied it arousel t ie
f. f... f ,, .j to Work the
m**t iiforniog. ,V*rt thej bate ton*
• - i*r a *ijr gi• at «»*'f i*ioti and two
wj 4 !;i the b»*u-* Then they had
n;..ii,a» I a< tie ajid t**ok ca*tor oil ami
r**. Nov. have a|»;»emii*-i
•e- a wt'k In 1l*e * it a! and *ix fee1
• j** e i *’ a r*t! »■<-.’ -I «il feet f*>rf*T»
i*J h!:!r. They *•. o **d then; they l»!*»r
itow In tie***- day-* they wore under
f-lothe*; now they wear lingerie Then
they went to a re^t niran»: now tl*ey
go to n cfn T **• f hey broke a leg.
now they fracture a limb People went
r-tozy then; they have a brain stortri
now Pofftf*-farm then paid k<«*\ hard
ash f».r Mtip|H»rt. n#>w they M*nd g*»v
ernnient garden seed* 1“*. tinier
have changed. and we a!! change with
the time* Tlmt • progression And!
flatten in Westph i (Kan t Time*.
Powar of Piaot*.
Fanner* are acquainted with
the fa* t ►»!.':t the r • of tree'! will
disrupt amt sot;**-? km** overturn a
tone wall, hut the lifting j*»wer of
tender vegetable N equally *nrpri*lng
The t,i»<* result wlii.'h ha* ptrliaj*
attracted the greatest attention 1* tl»e
||*coverv that a weight of two and a
half tons ran 1** lifted by the common
pumpkin In tl*e * oi.»■of it* develop
(lielit
I*r f’nrpenter relate* tlie story of a
imvltig atone weigh kg eighty-three
[MMtnd* that wa* ra 1***1 from It* bed
(when joiiun] b\ other* on all four
sfdo*t by Mich n *oft | ie* e of fungi a*
tffe cotutuon mushroom And utlll an
other and more r*-markable story 1*
added to the nhtoe
A man had n ■ i-k of *w«’t wlrie and
pl.i ed it in an empty eeliar to mature
\v !»«»ii • vanumd *.♦ ♦ <1 >**ar* lamr It
had risen from th** floor »*f the cellar
to th** ceiling ha lug l****n borne up
war*l upon the lender shoots of a vine
fi;ng';* with v. hi 11 the * **llar was
Ini* i I .anion Home Notes.
Catching the •Tone.”
II * w :i - a « f :* 1111: -j '-'ittir man.
but as ' it if** in ;t snt I village hi* had
f H • \ «»r I»I ■* uskm !■» C'-cf the oia«« of
| M*l ) p ] 4* who fr< • • i * • T1 r • ** I ih** fashion
able f arish to w I h It*1 hit'! just been
;i | »|m »! Ilf«*i 1
lli*< tu n rector, w, hing to help him
• Mi to st,|**C**ss. h.i<i I felt liberal with
eh - *• ami hud *!**;>' 1:11j»!••■«-<•»I him
with tli*1 Impor i,, e of always taking
file "tom'** of tie J*e« »p!e with V\ lioill
11« mingled I ■' !11ii in\lt»*d to take
dinijer at tin* it.an on of one of tin*
tiietiiltera of the .ongreg;d i«»u and
knowing tit.if In* would have to say
gfitee, the young • urate t<M»k his me
from the runver* • f ion overheard he
fore dinner and when his hostess
nodded meander v In his direction he
delivered hlm-e!f * »f the following,
which lie cot»<ide|c | quite lit keeping
with the "tone" of the guests assem
bly *d .
1 i » I Ofi! th i ill \ . lolly g'Kml
feet!, wot I • do*i i \press.
The Mserd Ca-pet.
"In ! h* e- aeiit physiebni,
ft;!! «*f II hen i n wit wot | some
; ii.f-i t- It ;;; nth, udra \ me U»{;*a of
S pro! - 1" 1 .i e.p •riencc-. -ays Sir
N ct 1 ■ ' \W ♦ iit "4 if I c < d
V ■ \! l,r \\.i> .i'.c
a wed • tnan of mhcrlv I» »!»11s.
tti '! • ’ ho w hen very ill asked
i-. i i t t \ tell him if he w o;;!d
» vet t tee from his l**d of *drk
ness lit ■ ' >r thought lie never
v i t l i>iu tin* l*«■ i.‘ said tli*
J*:i * ■ t * r I w dett he It til sei t|t‘#Hl the
at! c i .lice of his housekeeper lie said
11 . • . ip of earn**! by t i> b *d
!c v. :| tr »*h| one, W I Upped
up . I ;• • iv i shall not w ant It
hi d if d Is hit here fho-e im
w ' I t»e sin*1* to spoil
it w U th ilirty hoots!’ **
i
\\
A Man's T > t.
t V !!ett.Vv «»*:!«! !. \ .*
.pM"ijolt in the tir t j i.i »•
• •' (.:• - M "if \ u
v \ ft v, »,;*f I Hit!
wtjukJ x »»n h,i vi*V"
lUUkv ?: \se|f oMF" s;l it!
I WOllUI look jUSt <\
‘ c\* ! 11• *h'il fhuiley in
iv it; \i - :
. mi in of lirtle taste and
A Rf.i! Ddcromm
"i ' ■■ M - ru-a HmHliutf !V*\
M ’ ‘ N - .\UiL ilt till* pi»M »* «*f i
S ' * paper that h.nl r>'’mi*
\V!!il . \ ! 1 ;’t. ' \M»t llot'S it !
*t ! ) \\ i^‘ii ti»' ik \ ii an' Av
h - • • • :»s Nun toll! t’ take
n i' r ii a. l«;\\iM*n goin* t work an*
t . . i ’ ' , * oNphikus! M<*.ind«'i si;g
\; .o. < 4 * n»‘\ *
A F' i; id in N ced.
•*T • m m* . iti» ;:ir <»M man." salt!
tin* tu t.>r I tn hungry
Tm hr<«k ■ tuyM-'f." respond! the
lagv manaj r, 1!! put you on in
? i t . .t We have a ea* -
*ivne “
“Man. l >rv«* before tr h! *’
"In th.it * t il eiill a rehearsal.**
V i . ;N »
Muiic.
\” rau>* s more or h*s*» i!rr
ntnl s. tin* v.' \r h of imisle i> t« >\ 1 j
the !ht*:i:»*r The tltues of inert* tur \
iv,--m ■ 1 ••-.* « t>uiian:tii ns are pa
ll r \ k> h
There is ? -> eng more frightful that*
Ijr*'i . ; i* iU-% tlie.
Wildwood Park
l" <! j : :' im for no\t wivh hi ii.i:
liuiiu !' •.•■.mses to he allfHeti'e:
I5.ii i a Vi ire. novelty singers, .tan
i - - ■ i I:.-, i; lentit i't>
i . • in V :u*k'. Ctm .ivtef -iTVi.: V
amt iMiiiwllinv.
,1 n She. '.sn in «inev amt storks
i . ns t ‘e I no, miniature vnre '
V5;: i' ll minim; |>u'lurv-. »i; S'
ShOW ; 1
I in ■ i mm: ol this week amt
W eslnes.lay .;111moon of next week
»t e. jietfonnaiuvs
A .. Hi is-ievrl »: t>e ci'en sun
it ay aaern.Mn from - to I
Rrsdley
n I h. !.'•.« rt »<•*• i
THEATRE
sni*:g* &
1% C hUlurt,
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Songs
and Travelogues
Every Afternoon and Evening
.'5.15 an*J ’*.15
Tuesday Evening Souvenir Night
Amateur Night
Prize* *:{.00 *2.00 and *1.00
Names must be in banded by
Thursday of each week.
EVERY
Saturday Ch Idrens Souvenir Matinee
Extra Attraction!
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
August 17, 18 and 19,
THE
Britt Nelson
EIGHT.
The be*»t pic ur4 of it« kind; will b«
M own IN ADDITION TO t b< regular per
f >rrnance of Moving Picture**, illustrated
Hongs and Travelogue8.
WAIT
I OR THE
Baby Show
\T i 11K
Bradley Theatre
WednenlaT, Afternoou Aug
ust I Sill
Immediately after the regular per'orman
ce of Movlnir Picture?.
18-PRIZES - 18
Fntry Blank? may be a-cured at Box
Office or by msil and n u-*t be tiled with
the management by Tuesday Noon, Aug.
1 st r*.
ADMISSION including Moving
j amt Baby Hhow lOr.
Picture?
Attention !
niE hi s r
U’aiMh. InH nam ami Fruits
ami Hi tail
< oiitVctioiien anil In- ( rt*ain
Try ()ur Horne M ade Phor* Utcs. Bon
bon?*. The *U and the priee I > .ve-t.
Our Ice Cream i* guarantee 1 under the
pure f- »it law ,
Price 30c t
or One Dollar per gallon.
W keep in ur st 1 k « full w of fri"-h
Banina-of all sir,'1*. I ry u" once ami
\ou will tie -ati - tied .
To! Pi 12
< >'ii tennis *1
mini ui :my «»f >ur
er goods in Pul
Hiding l«»v\ ii".
SATURDAY
BARGAIN D \Y
at Fliaput’s >Pa! Market
Pom fret Stiivt
Fancy and Staple j
Groceries
t rtf'fc. h ct) grad**. right in t-vcry wav,'
are what endt «v r to secure aid sup* 1
l iv tn our C‘!*l 'it€rs. ^ •
It ta ‘t'- urr*? care and vci anceon our
l rt t»ur we suc. * cd, " t be 1 i ve, a nd g ve {
•-1 \ I 11 V v\
-•> Kara , t \\ rid <
1 gal Map;. - rap, «i ^
1 Gakt M tpu >u$*r ' i oe
2 b steak. 25c
Pc-rk Ki>> | »e
3 V « of t ft*3>S
Wanted.
- -
hand. Man teacher preferred.
Kranci> McKea n. }i \ 4:,
North. GratvriMMdaie,ct.
OUR BIG
CLOSING-ODT-SALE
IS STILL GOING ON.
Lots of Good things Still Left.
Bargains In
Men’s Suits
Men’s Pants
Youths’ Suits
Boy’s Suits
Knee Pants
Straw Hats
Mens Shirts.
1 A grand good time to secure a good article for
future use at unheard of.Prices.
Come in and look them over while the assort
ment is of the best, and get your pick—the best
! values naturally will be the first to go.
Pon’t delay but come NOW
A. C. LUKE & CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4. Putnam.
The Store that has gained the confidercc of the public.
'
Right through the Month of August
The Bargain Banquet Continues,
Marching order* on all summer goods; Quick 'top price
everywhere. 1 here are many wanted things that will
>c sold minus the profit, and first comers pick
the plums.
Summer Gowns.
I. adies Summer N i *4 h t
(.'■own- I .u e Yokes, were $1.69
NOW £1.00
Lawn Kimonas.
39c Lawn Kimonas.
NOW 19c
50c Lawn Combing fackets.
NOW 25c
75 c Lawn Dressing Sac
9ues, NOW 39c
Ladies’ Fancy
Hose,
We have laker; a fancy co
lored Hose, that sold for 50c
to $1.00 per pair, and you can
have your choice,
NOW for
Men’s "Cadet Socks
Socks, Linen heels and toes,
colors, Black, Blues. Grey?.
NOW rjc
Salter Silks.
To close out Salters 100 '«■
Sewing Silk. Blacks and ecu**
per spool JC
Bargains in Cottons, Prints, Shirt
Waists, etc.
\ nf i/>n -re . Fridays at One P. M. ’.*•»
• A Open Monday. W ■'aa-v
•S) .'urelay Bunina. '
‘ Trade With Us and Save Money”
Isaac Champeaa, Mgr.
J
Agents for Standard Patterns. Lewando’s French Dyers and
Telephone 19-2 PUTNAM. COS2i>

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