The West Virginian. [volume], December 12, 1922, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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Salvation Army, ' Will Ha
1jSee ,or Nursery Childrei
W T-Other Parties Planned.
W . titty little poor girla'wlU be I
. ttneits ol th6 Quota Club on Chri
5-j ,mn Day: there will be a Chrl
mae tree and Santa Claua will t
tribute presents to the children
6- the; Salvation Army Nursery, a
the day will be obierved ape
prtately In' the Bogle Settlemi
HLHodSe In Maple avenue, In Cc
oepltal , and In Fairmont St)
B* Ulpltal,
Btj,','f)The party ot the Quota Club v
K )e held Christmas afternoon In I
auditorium of the Y. W. C.
I mand wi"<n ^arg?
Iittee. ot which the following i
JiilberB: Miss Mary DeVol, cbi
lap, Miss Margaret J. LAths
[1st Anna Tripp, Miss Bertie 1
island Miss Lucie Ford.
The little girls who will ho sue
f the club are being selected
[las Ruth Heintselman, sch
fir?,fahd they will be Invited
rrjttan Invitations, distributed
te toachers ot the elty schools,
SThe money from the charity b
rhlch the club held recently In 1
'elrmont Hotel, wlUJje used to
anjp the party, and there will
(mrlstmas tree, prettily decora:
rltb tinsel, and bright colored ba
nd Santa ClattB will be presi
(Stake the glfb from the tree ?
Mtrlbute them; and there will
ddfeV.and a pair of gloves for et
lltl~ girl. ' Refreshments ot
leam, cake,. fruit and candy v
Ssfcslmllar party was held by i
dub .last year, and It expects
nuke It an annual affair.
Write to Santa Claus.
HSBpfe'sent' there are twenty-t
ihtldren In the Salvntlon Ar
Sursery, only five of whom are
os. and they are busily cngag
ach day, writing letters to Sar
'or of i course seme new toy
nought of dally-whlch the child
Dlnd wants so a follow-up lettet
irlttpn, or ii postscript added.
On .Christmas morning there t
je,:a';tree In the nursery and Sai
Blaus wlll-be there .alt dressed
fls red suit,with-fur. to give av
Lhp toys which he has placed
ROn the' Thursday follow
Iiiatraas an ontortalnment, c
tins of songs and readings by rsery
children, will be given
I afternoon, and It, la expec
jit'Santa Claua will be present
Last year 125. baskets were f
jftb'-^poor people of the city by 1
Ivation Amy before Chrlstm
jLlthla year It -wiy be (lone ago
> make this possible kettles,
iich monetary contributions ir
^dropped, have been placed
pr-strcets, and the money will
[eft. In .buying food for the b
[?s;v Ttye baskets will contain
bilsed thicken. potatoes, toi
fesf- -etarn, beans, celery onto
lly, fruit, sugar, bread and c
& The number of baskets to
Vea" this year will be detcrmli
those needing them, and
P^ributlons received in the *
K In the Hospitals
[flEIhe day will be observed app
rlately in the Engle Settlonu
louse, and the hostesses will
8S& Fred Helmlck, Mrs. W.
*ed, Mrs. Alex Ribeidaffer, M
T. J. Boydston, Mrs. A. D. Cri
Irs. Dent Powell and Mrs. E.
At the Fairmont State Hospi
Sere Will he a tree, either
jnHstmas morning or Christn
ye,'for the Children who are
II Santa Claua -will
) , distribute the gl
will piece onlt, and tb
present lor every ch
rheh tho dinner is serv
be a special treat of so
isch patient.
[stmas eve the nurses
jital will have a tree, i
on it their presents
r, and a nice Chrlstu
II be served at noon
Day to all the patie
ble to oat It.
ICIAL
EVENTS
nued from page five. 1
e olub will give to nei
dren during the hollda
hrSe covers were laid
? mo invtiaui nan m cnargB
Miss Berta Lucas, and the ur
IK "offered was awarded to Mrs. W
n Wee-Fit to Meet
Br Mrs. C. G. Rtggs will enterti
K tie Wee-Fu Cluff at 2:30 o'ck
'tomorrow afternoon In her ho
j?InvMapIe avenne.
Engagement Announced
Efc-,'Announcement' has been mi
HSpi the engagement of Miss M
jRKffaret May Mathers of Morgi
I, town and George' Milton Barrs
w "of Man, W. Va. The announcemi
ft was made on Saturday at a pa
B'rtof, pretty appointments at whi
I Mrs.- Max Mathers, her moth
BAmaa hostess at .her home In Mi
ISt-gantown. Miss Mathers was gn
HtKiuted from Mount De Chan
M^Apademy and was also a studi
Ifl- at West Virginia University. She
IHRa member of the Alpha XI De
UBSdrbrlty and ls also .a' member
ft the Col. -Evans Chapter of the
IR?uR.Mr. Barrack 1s a son of 1
h ..and Mrs. William Barrack
HBajwh* W.'Va., and was gradual
B W 'ftR the Greepbrler Mints
I Haca clergy at Lewlsburg. He. also i
led West Virginia Unlvena;
rhoon^^'^W.'.
present being superintendent at'
ve the Man Mining Co., at Man, W.
, Va.
X Miss Mather* Is well knowh In
this cltjr, baring frequently visited
here as the guest of Miss Louise
Burns at her home On Looust ave"b0
he ?
!'!* Married Sunday.
The marriage ot Carlo Mocela and
Mies Sarah Securro was solemnized
? at St Joseph's Catholic Church at
11 o'clock Sunday morning. Koir?'
lowing the ceremony a wedding
dinner wat served at the home of
f the bride's parents, after which the
u afternoon and evening was spent In
dancing. They have taken up the,.'
' residence at the homb of the bride's
'n.e parents.
A.
^ 'The Voloe of West Virginia.*
... Plans were formulated for the
sale of "The-Voice of West Vlfim
glnla" at a meeting of the commitra',
tee, In charge ot selling the booklot,
?whlch was complied, an'd pub,tS
Itshed by. the Business and Proteehv
slonal Women's Club ot this city
Q-< iui tuv aunQ,iouoraiiuu, xne duuk,
bv which wu attractively prepared, u
by a beautiful affair, and "ono of them
should be In the bands of every
a|, loyal cltlsen of West Virginia and
,h: should be aent aleo to other etates
n. In order that the state which ij
b. beautifully displayed In the booklot
may bo advertised far and
... near." .The hook has been publlshed
at considerable ' exponse and
must be sold In order to defray.
, these .expenses. At the General
. Federation of Women's and Pro,
fesslonal Women's Clubs ,beld at
Chattanooga, Tenn., last summer,
| the book was regarded as the moat
[b? I attractive souvenir given out. The
r federation' of the state gave the
books as stfuvenlrs at a big exponse
In doing- Its bit In putting West
Virginia before the states of the
Union in Its true light. The boot
b' only costs 75 cents and Is worth
lots moro. It can be obtained from
, ' the membors of tbe'elub or from
.' the Fairmont Printing Co.
I h
Mrs. Hlby Entertains
Mrs. Chester Pi Hlgby was hosrlll
toss toth o members of thd Travelat.i
ers' Club at her homo In South
In Park In Morgantown yesterday,
ray the moetlng beginning at 5 o'clock,
on Continuing the study of India tbo
particular Bubject for discussion
Ing \vas?"The Religions of India," led
on- by Mrs. Del Roy Richards. Asslsttho
Ing Mrs. Richards were Mm. Madia
Ibou Slathers, who gave an intertel
cstlng talk on tho subject of Mohai
ainmedanlsm, and Mrs. Friend E.
Clark, who told of soma of.the cus[Iv
toins of Buddhism,
the Mrs. L. D, Arnett read au Interas.
bating paper dn "The Social I.lfo
ile. and Customs of the Hindi/." At
in tho close of tho meeting the meminv
hers hold a delightful'social sesoa
slon and Mrs. Hlghby sor.ved reho
rreshuients of an enjoyable nasi
ture.?Morgan New Dominion,
i a *
ni' Mrs. Morgan Entertains
n5- Mrs. E. F. Morgan,, tho charni!?f*
Ing hostess at tho executive manslon,
-was at home yesterday ufterI?1
noon between the hours ot 3 and
8. Monday afternoon has beon re:9'
sorvod b Mrs. Morgan for her formal
at home days for tho winter
season.?Charleston .Mall,
ru^ ?_J
|[ PERSONALS I
UmilUW??3BTW IBM??to
a Oscar Sargeint has returne.l
, from a visit with relatives In
m. Clarksburg.
on R. M. Hlte was a recent visitor
118 In Morgantown. ,
PA" Mrs. Ray Robinson has returned
be (rom Clarksburg, where she visit
Its, e(i her sister, Mrs.wO. L. Bland.
Mrs. W. B. StucR of Grafton Is
lid. visiting frienda here.
efl. Mrs. Anno Vo'ckrodt left Suntne
day for Pittsburgh where she vls,
Ito'd with relatives and left there
or today for Niagara Falls, N. Y?
tail where she will spend the holidays
for with her son, Rrank Vockrodt.
ias Bnd family. She will be Joined
on there next week by her daughter,
nl? .
-9 GSfc
Jl S/x
-?' 1 During
tor ^
,of ffi 30x x/2 Goodyear 1
. i Casings ....,....
30x3V2 Tubes ...
?m W> 30x3y2 Weed Cha
me ^ Piimns. Tirft fJanc
rS sories, at R?
? $ Alcohol 7<
ick > *
"y M Some of these. A
S? Appreciated
If CENTRAL h
ll CORPO
| $ 419 OGD
?t- PHOT
| :
seVeiuweeka."' Judge Showaltar '
accompanied the bodies ot hie
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Showalter to Smithfleld. Fa., list
night, came on here and returned
there today with other members '
ot the Bh'owalter family to attend
the funeral which took place this
afternoon.
Mrs,, Jennie Engle, who has
been seriously ill for several 1
months at her home on Walnut avenue,
Is not so well c; this
time. Her daughter, Mrs. Harry .
Dobson of Wheeling, wjlf come
here soon to see her.
M(ss Jean BUllngslea has returned
from Morgantown where
she spent the week-end, attend- ,
ing the Delta Tan Delta dance .
there Saturday night. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith are 1
spending several days lit Hew I
York City: \ , |
Mrs. H. B. Ferguson of Bmer- ]
son streets Is a patient at St.
Mary's Hospital in Clarksburg. '
Mrs., Brooks Fleming, Jr., and >
her sister. Miss Ann Boggesa .ot I
.Clarksburg, are spending'several :
days In New York . i
Walton Miller, Frank Haas, ;
Jack V. Blair and Harry B. Clark
were registered recently at the
Bellvue-Stratford Hotel In Philadelphia.
>
Mrs. Harry Beatty and Mrs
Harry Clark of Mannlngton and'
the former's guest, Miss Mary
Iluttencutter of Parkersburg,
were In the city yesterday as the
guests of Mrs, Carl Beatty. Miss
Iluttencutter was! en route to her
home at Parkersburg.
Edward Offner, son of Dr. J. E.
Offner, 1b 111 with diphtheria at his
home on Front street.
Frank L. Wilson, president of
the Clarksburg Casket Co.* of
Clarksburg, Is a business visitor
In this city today. v
I Mrs. George Fletcher Is able to
jbe out after a severe illneas at
jher home on Qulnoy street.
1 - Miss Mary Jean Howard, little
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. F.
I Howard, Is recovering from ah 111-:
ness with tonsolltls at her home
on Madison street,
s
BENEFIT PLAN TO
START JANUARY 1
The Monongahola Employea Association,
composed of the tnen and
women of tho M. P. &,R. Co.,
which was started at the "annual.
juuuuK una year, wiu a tart uinci- 1
I ioning the first of the year, accord|
Ing to a decision of the board of .
directors at a mooting held yester- ;
day. Dues are $1 a month and are i
collected from tho payroll lists.
Sick and accidents beenfits are *2 ;
a day for twenty.-alx weekb. When
the organization has a membership j
of 500. a death asscsment of 60 ,
conts a member will be made :
whenever a, death id the organ!- ,
; ration pccurs, and this silm wl'.l
go to the beneficiary. Sam E. Mil-f:
ller is chairman of tho board and!
I tho other officers arc B. F. Halsey,
s.vlce chairman, and Earl 11. Smith,
secretary and treasurer. ,
r.KAL ESTATE THAASFEltS
The following real estate trans.
fers have been-filed In the office 1
of County Clerk Lee N. Salter- 1
field for recording. 1
Mountain State Oil Gas Seiv. ,
ice Co., to the Standard Oil Co., i
a corporation: First, a parcel or
real estato situate in block No. 67
of the Fairmont Development
Co.'s addition to Fairmont; sec.
ond, a parcel of real estate situate i
at the intersection of Cleveland
and Locust avenue; consideration 1
$1,000 and upwards. The deed!
bore 966.50 in stamps, indicating
a ritnalHornHftn nf ttd RAA
? V,
James E. Barnes and others to
George W. Barnes, three pareeli
of real estate situate near the
Tygarts Valloy River In Marlon
County containing 143 acres more
or less; consideration 37,004.
Mary M. Dlckerson and husband
to Frank B. Dlckerson, a parcel of
land In Emerson street city; con.
Blderatlon 33,000.
icial
Holidays 1
Pathfinder jW
o nn w.
:...i|>O.VU
$1.80 3a!
ins ,....$4.00
e and Small Accesiduced
Prices. "
0c per Gal. |f
rticles Would Be ^
Holiday Gifts ? ^
MOBILE 1
RATION I
EN AVE. ?
*E 629 J2>
'The Pirates of Penzanoe' Ex*
p'ected to .Score Big Hit
iariuary 18 and 19.
. A tentative cut h'u been select*
sd.tor "The Pirates ot Penisnoe",
he Gilbert and Lulltvan opera to
X fiven at' the Fairmont High
School the evenings ot January U
md 19. Two/ or more peredni
lave been selected tor "practically
svery part, in"'order thaf'duringN
rehearsals the directors may have
he opportunity ot selectlnc the
beet talent the high school has to
itter, rather than to pick the cut
Immediately,r Practice In the work
s also a motive for secnrlnc
nore than one person for a part,
die entertainment being given u
i protect ot the boye and nlrla'
llflfl ftltlhtl tif ls?a???n?
,, ,?a >uu IligtUUMUItl '
''"he permanent selections mad?
recently named Gordon Rosenmerkla
aa Frederick Bnvd Pstter>on.
the nlrate king: Joe Koaa
3amuel; Jackson Nutter. Malor
Men Stanley;. Henry Thompson,
tergeant of police; JMarthe JenaIns,
Edith: Amelia Pollock. Isabel.
The tentative cast Includes
Josephine Tennaht and Kvelrn
Ulard. who are trying for ;th?
cart ot Mabel, one ot the major t
laughters), Katherlno Tost end
Virginia Fletcher are practicing
the part of Kate, another ot tti?
major's daughters. Virginia Hart
ley. Eleanor Smith and Adolalo*
Hawkins are working on the Part
(>l Ruth. Frederick's miner*
maid, who is lntlove with juua
Choruses ot girls, pirate and police
will assist In the work.
An Interesting chase of the
'orthcomlng oerformanco Is tIliad
that "The Pirate ot Pensmen"
was recently presented a?
the Scheuky High School In PttuDurgh.
where a great success was
tcored. Rehearsals have alreaor
started at the local school undethc
direction ot Miss Amy Ker
rlo, dramatic Instructor, and Miss
Pauline Kirk, in charge ~ Of the
music department. ,
A display of the dramatic talent
present In the high Bcbool.
which has already bseii shown,
was the characterisation ettocted
In the presentation o! "Tea Glfc
Horso" at the chapel program ?t
'Jjo school last week. The cast,
which Included members of Miss
Rlgglo's public speaking olass,
reinstated of Pauline Barous, Jane
Anawalt, Jane Cunningham. Ere
lyn Allard. Gordon Roscnmerkle
and Van Maler A'.tman. During
the morning's program, -which win
riven last Thursday, an address
was made br Mrs. George Debet',
Mrs. DeBolt's sublcct was "Tli#
Value- of a High School Education
(nr Everyone."
Notes of Interest at the hurtschool
at present Include the f&r.Ihat
Mlas Bessie Jane Rend, llbr
arlan. Is Btlll at hom% because uf
her mother's Serious Illness. Mrs.
Ray Huffman' is In charge of th?
Ubrary with Miss EleOnoc MoWroy,
a former high school graduate.
as part-time assistant.
Mlsa Helen Jackson, supervisor
of art, and Miss Boyd,-head of the
Latin department, were In 'Wash
1 Wrict V
mm a m.%j i< m
Our wrist watcbas wart bout
33 went into effect, making it
5K customers at least *3 and uj
I LEATHER PC
fij For moo and woman, made,
fflj pocketbooks are" hand toole
^ carved In the latest styles ai
V|J beautiful rtft ! not to be hi
m . Pearls
32 Beautiful and luetroue
jR with a white (old dla32
mond clasp.
3 Ivory and Shell
Toilet Sets
Jj The lrorjr and shell corns'
blnation is the very new|
LEE R. I
?f. "The Little Store Thi
| JEW?
|j Opposite the West
domcVtlc5ac^n^'dopartment wu
Hri and Un*' Wi - E. Becker
and Miss Ira Hustead attended
the Phi Beta Kanns annual n
caption at President Trotter's
home ' In Marian town Baturdar
evening.
Much Interest Is being centereo
In the new gymnasium. AUhouga
the board of education will not
formally open It until some time
In January, the basketball team
starts practicing there this week.
Several of the classes are planning
to h?14 their Christmas par
ties In the new gymnasium.
This Is the tfetfoi for absence*
In the high school. The' following
indents have been out: William
Grabs. Sarah Rock, Edith Bumpier,
Grace Simpson. Gertrude
Smith, LSWrence Plerson, Frances
Victor, Alma Hunaaktr, Charles
Nlcodemus. Helen Halley, Adelaide
Hawklne, Mary Joe Coos
wey, Josephine Tonnaut, Guorln
Johnson, Kenneth Ball liuoy
Fleming and William BlackMeadowbrook
Man Kills
a Man and Two Children
James Olello of Mcadhrook la a
prisoner In the Harrison Counts
Jail awaiting a preliminary hearing
on a charge of .having killed
Joseph Onzrl, his brother In law.
Guzzt'8 6-montha-old daughter and
Tonat Dehaskl a 8-year-old nhlld.
who was taking care of the haby.
at the Quasi home Sunday (light.
Olello was arrested by Clarksburg
police at Northvlew, a suburb of
that city, a few hours '.after the
triple killing Sunday night, Oldllp
had a grudge against his brotherin-law
and while In a fit of angei
Sunday night went to his home
and killed the three persons.
FREIGHTER AGROUND
OFF COAST SIGHTED
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12?The
British freighter Orterlo, carrying
flftnJIwo nnseoe a noennnd a##
|<e<auuo. OfelUUUU UlL |
nth Rock on the California Coast,
fifty miles north of Point Reyea,
was sighted at 1:40 a. m. today by
the steamer El Seghndo, according
to a wireless message rcoelred at
the Federal Telegraph Co., beach
radio station here.
The El Segundo left San Francisco
last night to rescue the Ontario.
The El Segundo reported
that the grounded freighter was
being pounded on a steep, coast
and that it was unlikely any of
the crew had gone ashore but that
It would not be difficult to affect
a rescue. WSler was roported to be
coming into the hold of -the Ortodo.
TREA8URY BILL REPORTED.
WASHINGTON, ,D<c. 12.?In'roeord
breaking time, the first annual
appropriation bill of the present
session of Congress, that for the
Treasury'Department, was reported
to the Senate today by the appropriations
committee carrying an increase
of $421,000 over the House
total of $1,250,000, and the hill was
passed last Saturday by the Hott.se.
CITY ICE COMPANY i
Phones 398 or 399
Merchant and Goff j
Streets
batches 1
;ht before the new tariff bill JK
possible tor us to sare our 9
wards on all wrist watches. 5}
ICKETBOOKS |
ft genuine leather. These |?
d, hand laced and'hand" J*
id designs a more useful or JS
id for the price, $
Diamond Bar Fins 5j?
Of white gold and platl
nam Jori white gold set SJ
with a lotely diamond. 'Sj
Umbrellas jw
* A Terr Muonible clft of 5$
beat quality silk with SB
ultra smart handles, and J0
NESTOR I
H
it Gires Bit Valuta" K
:orn Union Office ?
gg
Noted Actor, Author, -Soldier tb<
and Diplomaf Slightly &
Wounded by Bullet. ??'
V .
VALLETA, Malta, Dec. IV(By
the Aesoctated Preu).? j
Mason Mitchell Of New York, wh
American consul oh the ialand of Ma
Malta, "Waa shot and wounded to- coV
day near Borracca. Hla assail- uj
ant escaped, hut pursuit was 1m- v.,
mediately taken up. Mr. Mitchell for
waa taken to a physician ""for ?er
treatment
"I know nohody who could mu
have done this," exclaimed Mr.
Mitchell as asslatunce came to
him. ~
The -consul is described as per- ^
son a (rata here and he has taken MR
keen Interest in the welfare of Mi
the Island and Its people. The at* tjjf
tack upon him has aroused Indl(- 32
nation.
Mr. Mitchell was slightly 35
wounded, tbo bullet embedding It- 30
self. In bis coat He was taken
to ma home where this afternoon Sf
he was confined to his bed but hi
with the expeotstlen that he ad
would be about in a day or two. i ?
Tbo sbootlng Is generally at- i 02
trlbuted to a madman. ijjGf
Mason Mitchell has had a pic- fijjj
turesqne career ss an actor, 35
writer, traveler, soldier and dl- 91
plomat. IM
Born In Hamilton, N. Y., in Sfl
1859, he went on the Stage -nt M
the age of 18 at the famous old ad
Broadway theater in New York.t jR
[He played with Edwin Booth, Si
Lawrence Barfett, and John Mo-1 tf?
Cullough, later becoming leading 32
man with Mme. Modlcska. Ho,if
accompanied Mary Anderaon dur- JJ
In* bor theatrical engagements gS
in Great Britain. At one time he j.W|
managed the Garrick Theater, 190
New York. |S*
In tho Spanish War, he was a Jjfl
member of Roosevelt's Rough; mj
Riders and was wounded at the Wjf
battle of Santiago. IBS
He served as American consul 33
at Zanzibar, Chungking, China.
and Apia, Samoa. When- the 3J
World War broke out ho took 9B
over the British and French ln-jw
terests In German Samoa. He has! M
traveled extensively through *>
8outh- America and the South Sd
Sea Islands and has written ex-; 1$
tonslvely. i ?id
While consul in Cork he nar-' BjJ
The New ?
Telephone Number $0
of g2
The West Virginian ffi
is w
I Two-Two Hundred jjg
I I 1
i
An A
Christm
Give
PI||||PMj wil
every d
^Quick 1\
Equipped'- with the f
Oven Heat .Regulator,
measures and controls t
oven exactly.
In the oven of a Loraii
Range Mother can bake
many fooda^-even a wf
fectly, at one time anc
attention-whatsoever. SI
to do her- summer canni
without having to stani
stove.
Let us demonstrate to
advantages of Lorain-ei
... Meal . Gas-Ranges. We
style, siae 'and finish 1
wujiucniu oiuiowuaa m
and'tranaforms her ki
. pleasant,place .for, work.
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LO&A
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w _BEGULA
Fairmont
RETAIL DEPT.
Being
led to heir the challenge, and
> eoldlera levelled their rifles '
ip&ratory to tiring. Tie manSr
of tit Hibernian Beak at i
rib mho happened to witoeaa
i incident, ruahed out In front ;
the aoldlera exclaiming, "Don't
>ot, tint It tie American, con- 1
." The ririet were lowered and i
wai Allowed to proceed. , 'j
MC NEELY PINED IS j
Ohn McNeoljr ot Boat Side. '
0 waa nciedUled to be tried lu i
glltrnte H. R. Mtugrove'e
irt Wednesday on w.eharga at i
nulling and beating Audry Mo- 1
ciy, bit daughter .appeared boe
the macletrate yesterday atnoon
and entered a plea ot t
;lty .to tie charge. Magjgtrats i
itgrave Imooeed a fine 6t |5
1 costs, wblcb McNeely paid.
' 1898
GIFT JE
HEADQU
' ? We can help you mal
by aiding you to select
In buying gifts here yc
norrfy as well as good
dise has a threefold a
good reputation of c
(the attractive appea
and future: (the wi
will give.)
You decide on tile gi
duce your choice at a
a pleasant surprise. \
. line of diamonds, wati
glass, leather goods ai
SHOP E
Riheldaffi
Br
JEW1
|; 308 Main
ll-Year-R<
as Gift for P
/
.MOTHER a gift
I make her -heart re;
ay in the year! Giveh
leal Gas
amous Lorain
a device that
he heat, of the .. J.i
^-equipped Gas
i, roast or boil Ip?
lOle meal?perr 1
1 without any IT ,
lie will be able *V|
ng in the oven |RS?
i over the hot
you'the many || \7^
quipped Quick
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