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EL PASO HERALD
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Saturday, June 7, 1913
Terrace Street, Sunset Heights
EI PaSO Boarding and Day ScflOOl foV Girls
In choice residence section.
Scholarly, caitttred, experienced teachers; simple, wholesome home life.
College preparatory course for leading colleges.
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Full academic and special elective courses for girls not going to college
The school refers by permission to more than fifty patrons and to edu
cators of national Reputation.
" For yearbook and full information address
Miss Slater and Miss Tafd Principals, or
Mrs. Frances S. Weil Business Manager.
Inquiries item Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas
specially invited.
El Pcuocms Returning
L. N. Hell will return on Sunday
from Hot Springs. Texas, where he has
been for some time.
Misses Mabelle and Pauline Bryan
v. ill arrive home on Sunday from New
"i ork, -where they have been studying
ir jsic.
Miss Lucile Daniel will arrive home
on Sunday from eastern Texas, where
she has been visiting relatives for sev
eral weeks.
Rev. Charles L. Overstreet has re
turned from Waxahachie. Texas, where
he went to address the graduates of the
urmersity.
Pr H F. 'Wright has returned from a
business trip to New York City. On
hi-s way to New York. lr. Wright at
t nded the Southern Baptist convention
in St. Louis and visited friends at
s-treator, 111.. Chicago and Newmarket,
i mt.irio. Mrs. Wright and Clarita
Wright will not return for several
weeks.
Hicks Tooley. son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Tooley. will return to El Paso about
' jne 11 from Essex Falls. N. J., where
n- has been attending school the past
oar.
Miss Effie Warren returned Saturday
from an extended visit of three months
in Roswell, N. M., and Van Horn, Texas.
Mrs Joshua Reynolds and son. Jack.
ha e returned to El Paso, having com
pleted a trip around the world. They
sailed from New York last fall, visiting
l;al first.
Weddings
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I El Pasoans Away-
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season took place June 5, when Miss
Birdie Marie Sanderson and William
Simpson Taylor weer united in mar- I menthal and Mrs. Ben Levy, and baby
riage by Rev. Henry Easter at St. son. Le Roy, will leave about June 15
Elements episcopal church at 3 oclock. for California.
Miss Nell Talor has gone to Knox-
ville, Tenn., to spend the summer.
Mrs. W. H. Anderson and sons will
leave soon to spend the summer in
Kentucky.
Misses Mildred Hood and Willie Kyle
will leave on Tuesday to join a house
party at the Hubbard ranch, near San
Angelo, Texas. They will remain away
several weeks.
Mrs. J. D. Hughes expects to leave
soon for California, to spendthe sum
mer months.
Miss Harriet Schwarx, Mrs. Sam Blu-
Coadacted by
MISS HALLIE IRVIN
Telephones 2020 or 2010, day;
and US. Bight.
Church Affairs
About Ei Pasoans
V son was born to gladden the home
nf Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kgan. of alt West
Missouri street, on June 4.
Mrs J. Lewis has been ill for some
i. mo at her home, corner Tremoirt and
sinet Kentucky avenue.
Kenneth MacCallum played the wedding
march as the bridal party entered the
church, previous to which M. H. Mac
Callum sang "O Promise Me."
As the bride entered -with her brides-'
maid, she looked very pretty and charm
ing in her dress of white net over silk,
with veil and orange blossoms in clus
ters around the face and caught in the
back, j-ood effect.
The bride carried a shower boauet
j of bride's roses and lilies of the valley
wim wnite veiling, wniie her brides
maid was dressed in pink with a large
picture hat of roses and black velvet;
she carried pink and white sweet peas
with pink veiling. The only jewel worn
by the bride was an old gold chain and
locket around the low neck of her dress,
a gift from the groom's grandmother
in London.
Immediately after the wedding, a re
ception was given at the home of the
groom's sister and brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam H. Moore, 1120 Myrtle avenue.
i Jr. ana Jirs. Taylor left on the Sun
set Limited at 8:30 for Galveston and
I will sail on June 11 for New York. This
trip will also include visits to Phila
delphia, Pa.: Washington. D. C- Atlon.
J tic City, N. J., and Niagara Falls. X. Y.
tne bride and groom received many
beautiful presents of silver and cut
glass from their friends. Among these
were a beautiful set of silver presented
by the El Paso Dairy company, also a
set from J. A. Smith, postmaster and
president of the dairv mmmnr Th
bridesmaid was Miss Bessie Belknap
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wickenhiser
announce tne engagement and approach
and daughter.
Los Angeles to
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Mrs. Estelle Jacobs
Bella, have left for
spend the summer.
Mrs. Esther Levy and daughter.
Ethel, will leave for Los Angeles and
the beaches soon.
Mrs. J. F. Coles and children, Billy
and Catherine, have gone to Cioudcroft
to spend the summer.
Mrs. R. S. Anderson has gone to
Roswell. N. M- for a trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Myrtil Coblentx have
left for a trip to New York.
Mrs. A. Mathias and daughters will
leave soon for Cioudcroft, where they
will spend the summer.
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Mrs. Hugh S. White and baby son,
Wyndham, will leave soon for "Vir
ginia, where they expect to spend the
summer.
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Mrs. Alice Morriss will leave soon
for Cioudcroft to join her mother, Mrs.
Frank Cutting, and will remain there
during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tanner went
to Cioudcroft on Saturday to spend the
week end with Mrs. James Gordon
Hardy and, children.
afc .
Mrs. Y. Del Campo went up to
Cioudcroft on Saturday to visit Mrs.
Herbert Stevenson and family.
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Mrs. E. Reed of Fort boulevard and
j ing marriage of their daughter. Bernice Oro street, has gone to Chicago and
May. to A. S. Howren, jr. The wedding ' other points in Illinois to spend the
! will occur some time this month. i summer. She will stop a few days in
KHORASSAK KIOGHTS j Pot Of Town Visit
uors
New Orleans, en route.
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-o.f where thev will occupy their
TO IHSTAL OFFICERS neLnc SAWSE I co?&eW?orthrsyummer.
Paraphernalia for New Lodge Has Been
Ordrrrd Frost Kalamazoo: Degree
Team To Be Named.
Kl Paso temple of the Dramatic Or-V-r
of Khorassan Knights, a branch
o! th Knights of Fwnias. is prepar
ing for an important session '.o oe u--ld
on June 19. at which time a full set
t officers, a degree team and others
u ;i he elected and installed. Special
(i- jnnernalia has been ordered from
Jmlaniazoo. Mich., and will be used for
iho lnitiatun work.
Tne deputy imperial prince for the
state of Texas will come from Hous
ton, to confer the 13 degrees and this
ill require a whole night's session.
v. hich will be followed by a banquet.
The exact date has not been set as the
r enionies cannot be held until after
thf arrival of the paraphernalia, but is
expected to occur about July 10.
i:i Paso temple will be entitled to
send a representative to the imperial
palace which convenes in Minneapolis,
Si inn ,n July 15.
The charter members of the El Paso
temple are:
T. J. Bush, Frank H. Bait, Edward
Blumenstiel. John Brunner. W. B. Bull.
Kdsrar W. Brown. B. H. Baker. H. S.
Bur-well. J. K. Carson. James Connors,
AV. U Carre. J. L. Dwyer, W. O. Daw
son. H V. Duden, L N. Davis. Thos.
rowling. R. E. Edwards, Peyton F. Ed
wards, George Estes. J. J. Finney, W.
B Farquhar. F. M. Filler. J. G. Frank
l.n, George E. Fuller. Sam B. Glllett. J.
L Gilliland, U. S. Goen, Fred B. Guinn.
N S. Good. Thos. German. H. L. Hos
kirson. Jas. I. Hewitt. William S.
Hughes. John A. Hitchens, Thos. Hun
ter, John N. Harris. J. C. Harry, H. F.
Harp. E. O. Irwin, T. F. Jonah W. G.
.'oily. J. Kugler. J. J. Kaster, E. C
Kienle. George D. Kendall. J. D. Love.
Chas T List. F. H. Logan. J. W. Land
ers. R F. Love, J. W. Lucas. F. E. Max
well. J. A. Morriss, Y. M. Milam. Frank
Marty. J. P. Mullen. R. E. Mclntyre. H.
A Meisel. J. Q. Marion. 'Bert McCabe,
R I.. Nichols, E. B. O'Quinn. H. J. Place.
R B Patton, W. L. Pringle. W. R. Pi
per. Wm. A. Roost. L. A. Riggs, W. L.
Robinson. Wm. Rheinbeimer, C. C
Smith. Horace B. Stevens, Chas. R
Stevens, Frank D. Scotten. J. D. Stev
ens, F. B. Simmons, Carl Lee Smith,
Dan R Steadham, O. O. Smith. W. G.
Schneider. Rodolph Schuler. P. W. Still.
J E Smiley. W. J. Ten Eyck, J. K. Tur
beville, W. E. Truesdell, W. C. Taylor,
C R. Tillman H. G. Van Haselen, W. a
Valentine. R. C Walshe. Eugene Wil
liams. John O. Wyler, W. R. Weeks.
Max Walker. Chas. J. Wolften, W. L.
Walthall. John F. Weeks. James N.
"Wafer, R. A. WhiUock, Michael Yeager.
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1 SOVPfal OAtial fiakaA
Mrs. Ewell Singleton, of Houston.
Texas, is in the city, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. H. R. Singleton.
Mrs. R. L. Daniel will soon have as
her guests her sister. Mrs. J. W. Harris,
of Waco. Tex., and her niece. Miss
Jewel Johnson, of Cqfeman, Tex.
Mrs. E. Frickelton and daughter,
Jean, of Joplin. Mo., have been In the
city visiting Mrs. Frickelton's son.
Frank, for a fw days. They have all
left for Los Angeles, where Mrs. Frick
elton and daughter will spend the sum
mer. Mr. Frickelton will be gone a
month.
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Mrs. B. F. Whitmire has returned to
her home In Las Vegas. Nevada, after
an extensive visit in El Paso with her
mother. Mrs. James DeMoss, and her
sister. Mrs. W. R. Warren.
Dinners and Luncheons
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.Mrs. w. M. Bryan is entertaining
this evening with a dinner at tho Hr.
!Tey house, in honor of Miss Maude
Rohmer.
I Russell C. Mitchell entertained Frl-
Iday evening with a well appointed din
ner at the Harvey house in honor of
Miss Katherine Russell-Smith, who is
to leave soon to make her home in Je
rome. Ariz. Mr. Mitchell's guests were:
Misses Russell-Smith, Laila Robinson
and Georgia Stewart, Messrs. a E. Bo
ren and J. Harry Henderson.
Parties
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J J AVE four photo made to leave
" tnth poor friends beore going
on pour vacation.
You might not come back).
STUART
228 Mesa
Kodak Films Developed Free.
Little May Snoddy entertained a num
ber of her little friends on Thursday
afternoon in honor of her third birth
day anniversary. Many games were
played and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. Those present
were: Aaron Craig, Inez Hines. Buster
and Martha Cole, LaVerne Jackson,
Bernice Barnes. Marguerite Jackson.
Dorothy Parrish. Edith and Violet Old
man, Gwendolin Deavers. George Hines,
Olive Burr, Edna and Patrick Snoddy.
DAIL"2 EECORD
Building- PcrmltR.
To C. D. Pollock, to build a screen
porch. 1403 Montana street; estimated
cost. $300.
To W..G. Beaudette, to erect a brick
dwelling, 512 south Ochoa street; esti
mated value. XI 500.
To a W. Switzer, to make repairs
at 8101 Pera street; estibated cost, SCO.
To John Buquor, to build a garage.
SI j Roosevelt street; estimated value,
$75.
To F. H. Bolt, to make repairs, 1305
north Kansas street; estimated cost,
Deedx Filed.
El Paso county. Texas C B. Tharor
'to R L. Davis, section 24, township 3.
; Texas Pacific survey; consideration,
d.6vv; nay zx, 19j.
South side of Mundy, between Canova
and Maximilian streets L. O. HoWell
to Mrs. Alva Howell, lot 20 and west
erly half of 21, block 31, Sunset
heights; consideration, $10; June S.
1913.
South side of Morenci. between Cac
tus and Alta streets Data Garoutte
to Austin & Marr Investment and Con
struction company, lots 15 and IS,
block 138, East El Paso; consideration,
450; May 30, 1913.
I.Iceafted te Wed.
Pablo Rodriquez and Carmen Serrate
Luis Ramos and Delfina Carbajal.
Autemofeilcn I.Iceawd.
1553 Moore Iron and Wire works,
511 west San Antonio street; four pas
senger Buick.
1554 Chas. Pomeroy. 521 Moctezuma
street; five passenger Hudson.
" BirtHH Girls.
To Mrs. P. De la Rosa, Santa Fe
reservation; May 24.
Bfrth Beys.
To Mrs. Charles Thompson. C12 Fed
eral street; May 28.
All the Little Things Ybu Need
On Your Summer T,rlp.
Before starting on your summer trip,
see that vou are supplied with all the
"little things" that will add to your
comfort or pleasure. In this connec
tion we suggest toilet preparations of
all kinds, safety razors and shaving ac
cessories, fountain pens, stationery.
manicure articles, rubber goods, neoes
far mfdirirrs remedies for car sick
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Sott White . Co., Mills Bldg.
tjoHki ani Mrs. Martin Zlelonka, and
son will leave for the east nextThurs
day afternoon for a visit to Chicago,
Cincinnati and New York. While away
rabbi Zielonka will attend a meeting of
the central conference of American
rabbis to be held at Atlantic City the
first week in July. The family will be
gone until the first of September.
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Mr. and Ms-s W. W. Fink and family
will leave Monday for Los Angeles and
Long Beach, where they will occupy a
cottage during the summer.
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Mrs. Arthur N. Harris and little
daughter, Katherine Payne Harris, win
leave for California In about a week to
spend the summer.
Mrs. W. H. Surges and sister. Miss
Nell Pollard, have gone to their former
home, in Missouri, to visit their par
ents. "
Miss Bertha Miller, asistant secretary
of the Y. W. a A has gone to Colo
rado Springs, Colo to spend a month.
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Dr. E. H Irvin has gone to Faywood
Springs and Silver City, X. X, on i
business trip.
Mrs. E. B. McClintock and son, Ralph,
left today for Los Angeles to spend the
summer.
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Mrs. John B. Watson and son, John,
jr.. have gone to Los Angeles and the
beaches.
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Mrs. Frank J. Fillmore will spend a
part of the summer in Albuquerque vis
iting her mother.
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Miss Ruth MfcCurdy. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. McCurdy. who has been
abroad for the past year, will not re
turn until September. She is now in
Germany studying music and will leave
there -when the conservatory closes, in
July. She will then spend a month in
Switzerland and will sail from Liv
erpool. Miss Blanche Scwartz has gone to
New York, where she will study music
under Karl Schmidt the coming winter.
Mrs. Charles A Hirsch and children
j will leave on Sunday. June 15. for St.
xjouis ana points in vt isconma, to spena
the summer.
Mrs R. W. Larrabee and son will
leave son to spend the summer in Los
Angeles.
H. W. Broaddus will go up to Cioud
croft on Sunday to see his family.
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Mrs. Charles L. Pomeroy and chil
dren will leave soon for a three-weeks
visit in Cioudcroft.
Paul Hammett expects to spend the
month of July on the Pacific coast
Miss Treva Blair, daughter of Mr. and
Mes. J. R. Blair, of 1917 East Boulevard,
leaves on Sunday for Claremont, Cal..
to attend the commencement exercises
of Pomona college. Her sister. Miss
Lua. is one of the graduates. The
young women will return homcin about
two weeks.
H. A. Hippler. foreman of the El
Paso Electric Railwcy company, and
Donald Davis, the cashier of the same
company, left Saturday morning for
Cioudcroft to spend their vacation.
Mrs. Charles W. Fen ton and children,
of Fort Bliss, have gone to spend the
summer at Cioudcroft.
Mrs. A. C. Heep is visiting relatives
in Austin and San Marcos, Texas.
Mrs. A. J. Strayer and children will
leave the last of the month for Los
Angeles and the beaches, to spend the
summer.
Miss Isabel Kelly has gone to Se
attle, Wash., to spend the summer.
Miss Ethel Lewis will leave some
time during the month for California.
Richard Pearson and Francis Kuhn
have gone to Grenada, Miss., to spend
the summer with their grandparents.
Mrs. R. V Pearson and daughter.
Myra, will leave On Saturday for Long
Beach to spend the summer.
Rev and Mrs. Henry Easter will spend
their vacation at Cioudcroft.
IDS Bl PHONE.
The ordimrx cot rf a Want Ad In
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SOCIAL CALBXDBH.
Tonight.
Dance at the Country club.
Mrs. W. H. Bryan entertains for .
Miss Maude Rohmer. .-
MeHday. J
Meeting of the Monday Bridge
Whist club.
A Ckaraine Waist and Girdle
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I The Highland Park B. Y. P. V. pro
I gram to be given at 6:45 oclock on
! Sunday evening will be on "The call of
j the ministry," and the leader will be
Fred Robertson. The program rol
lows: Scripture. Matt. 4:18-22.
"What is meant by a call?" by leader.
"The call of Paul,'' Miss Cora Butler.
"The call of Samuel," Bernle Sander
son. "Why the call of the ministry should
be attractive to young men," Mark
Griffith.
"The socalled disadvantage of the
ministry." A. E. Boyd.
"Ministers who have helped me," Mrs.
L. E. Earle.
Song. "I Will Go Where You Want
Me to Go."
Section 4. of the Woman's Aid so
ciety of the First Methodist church,
gave a very enjoyable musical on Fri
day night at the church, under the
direction of Mrs. R. J. Wilson.
The program was as follows:
"Twilight." by a double quartet So
pranos. Mrs. R. J. Wilson and Miss
Alice Hendee; altos. Mrs. Don Sterling
and Miss Elizabeth Fry; tenors, Walter
Davis and H. F. Durkee; basses, E. E.
Nold and Charles Rokahr.
Trio. "Protect Us Through the Night"
Mesdamcs Sterling and Wilson, and
Mr. Davis.
Solo. "The Fog Bell E. E. Nold.
Double quartet. "Lullaby of Life."
Woman's quartet. "Carmena."
Double quartet, "Clir3yoar."
Duet. "As Night Serene" Mrs. Wil
son and Mr. Nold.
Male quartet.
Solo. "Magnetic Walt" Mrs. Wil
son. Double quartet. "Daybreak."
Mrs. E. E. Nold was accompanist.
The junior Philathea class of the
Calvary-Houston Square Baptist
church held a business meeting at the
home of the teacher. Miss Mabel Read.
After the business session, many games
were played and refreshments served.
Those present were: Misses Mary
Evans, Harriet Bottorff. Evelyn Payne.
Clara Morris, Anna TanKersley, Edith
Scott. Ruby Prothro, Josephine Frank
enberger, Eva Rhodes, Annie Lewis,
Mabel Read. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Howard.
Mrs. L. C. Read.. Messrs. E. M. Connors.
Jim Read. John Butler, Fred Morris.
Tom Prothro, Crawford Williams, Clin
ton Bowers.
Cards
rHERE is probably no business in the world as exact
ing as the optical business, because in the optical
business there is no allowance for mistakes. It is not a
question of fitting nine out of ten pairs of glasses correctly,
but every pair of glasses must be correctly fitted.
Segall's record of more than 20,000 pairs of glasses fitted here in
El Paso, since 1901, is your protection when $on need glasses
Segall OpticaLCo.
230 Mesa Ave.
Circulating Library
All the Newest Books
El Paso Book Co. ,2te&-
Dances
The usual Saturday night dance will
be given at the Country club.
Plain sheer organdie -with -wide lace
insertions are combined as shown here.
The tiny chemisette below the black
bow is of net and is "trimmed with But
tons and loops, the buttons covered
with bljck net over white.
The girdle is made over a boned
foundation and has the effect of a
long triangular piece of silk crepe;
the single end finished -with a heavy
silk tassel.
Have your nails manicured regularly.
It's a dainty habit. Elite Parlors, 21C
Texas street.
Mrs Robert D. Read entertained the
Fort Bliss Card club Thursday after
noon at her home, at the post. The
prize was won by Mrs. John S. Winn.
Punch was served during the game and !
refreshments of ice cream and cake
alter tne game. The club has decided
to meet hereafter in the mornings. Mrs.
J. K. Brown will be the next hostess of
the club.
Mrs. Karma Deane will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge club next week.
DAY AX5J
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Br. T. FELIX GQUSAUB'S
Oriental Cream ;
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RemoTM Tib, Pimplel,
Freckle. Moth PatciMa. '
Rh &od Skin Dieeaees.
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beantr. aott deflee de-
tti tlnii Tr aS-n r. if
the teat of Myeara. and
a ao b&rmleM -we taste
K to be nrt it la m
perlrmvJe. .Accept ao
counterfeit of similar
Bane. Dr. I. A.8arr
aid to a lady of the !
haattoa (a patient):
"Am you led 1m will nee
taem. j reconuDena.
G'oraud' Creasa i
utseleeKbirmfalef all the akin preparatwoa." j
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Ears. Drooping Eyelids. Hollow
Cheeks, Baggy Skin.
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?imples and Blackheads, Wrinkles
and Scars. Smallpox Fittings,
Warts, and Moles, Freckles. Su
perfluous Hair, Birth Marks.
WE CORRECT
Frowns and Furrows. Enli-rged
Pores. Double Chin. Sallow Skin.
Red Nose.
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Face Specialist.
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Brides fjA I'l
Don't Start
Housekeeping
Without a Gas Range and Gas Water
Heater.
A Gas Range subtracts labor multiplies
pleasure, divides the cost of living and the
result is happiness.
There are thousands of housewives who
have used gas ranges for years, all of whom
are very enthusiastic over their perfect
operation.
Just a Hint:
A GAS RANGE
Will be a novel wedding gift for the June
bride.
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425 NORTH OREGON STREET