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EL PASO HERALD
WEDDING OF MISS GILLESPIE AND ARTHUR
M'KNIGHT TO OPEN WEEK'S SOCIAL AFFAIRS
A Narrative of Everyday Life
Women's Ore motions.
I
The Sening society '.'Temple Mount I
Sinai tv ill meet Moua afternoon at
30 oclock in the Sunday school room 1
THE WEDDING of Miss Frances ing the earning week there will be
Gillespie and Arthur Lanier Me- I thr parties complimentary to Miss
" "!p """ r""" Ma field. Mrs. A. J Freeman will gie
Knight will open the weeks a dinner Tuesdai. Miss Hi'dcgard Sauer
- .cial events Mondas night. The mar- wj entertan wlth a tea Wednesday
nage tull be a quiet family ceremonj , afternoon nd Friday afternoon Mrs.
it indcrest," the home of the bride s , Georgt R0bertson will gie a bridge
MSter, Mrs. Alfred Kerr Only the rel- ; party n honor of this popular bride-
uus will bt present After the mar- , ejecl
i asr? weddmir receDtion to which a . s... k -.,.. M.n,iui .,., tk..
er large number of the friends 1 arc a number cf events of unusual iu-i 0menf the "lslon circle of the i
ir Miung coupie nave men inviieu. i ,-.-..., to come this week. On Monday . '" yi"in tiiurtu inui; aiier-
i 111 be held at A indcrest. Miss oil- ,he soman's club will provide a treat
leie s sister. Mrs. Kerr will be her ; for itB members in a lecture to be giv
matron of honor She will be given iu i en Dy j,, Lutie Stearns, at J oclock
narnase b her brother, Allan Gilles- j in the auditorium of the high school.
e ci xiiusuoru, x . ji nc&niguia
Their
Married Lif
Helen Carries the Letter to Warren and He Does Not
Open It Before Her. ,
or the temple. A fcusiress meeting will ; , .,- ,,.,, vi- nrmA ln.eH for
precede the work, at which matters of ' TJELN hd Nora 8Prd for
AX""
importance will be brouzh. up.
unina was aiscusaea by me yonnc
f-st man will be Wlluam CarrolL
ucial affairs in honor of another
oiiile to-be. Miss Frances Ma field,
u ulalso occuir. a lot of interest in the
'-'(ill -world for the next north. Dur-
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noon. Miss Merle Dale presided at the
meeting Nik Evelyn Ellison gave the
scripture lesson. Miss Esther Rice
talked on church work in China. Miss
Nellie Smith read reports front other
mission study circles. Mia Frances
Dodge read a paper on mission study
and hah lately been delivering; a series i "rS 'T ??. S, ew. memo " on Warren casually That was a good
of lectures at the Kiverside Librar I received. Miss Lilly Dale and Hazel i plan. bnt ,nen ,, Warren should sus
school in California. Her lecture will t "'" KeJrf;,,,nent? were 2 at pect that she had taken any interest
be on -What is Happening to the Am- 1" 5 "J,."8,. mJL,ns They were I beyond the ordinary in it things might
encan Home.", On account of the Mm- KJISl SLi.r. 2i? t vn W", erj uncomfortable. She hardly
ited seating capacity of the high school ' MeI? DaIe' t,elm Wltooa and knew what to do hhe had heard that
auditorium the attendance will be re- j rnce,Iuoose; , . . .. ... I if men thought their wives were jeal-
Miss btearns is a woman of much ex
perience in lecture work She is a mem
ber of the Librar school of isconsin J
on a corner of the dining
room table.
"I'm not ver hungry, Xora," she
said when Nora asked her if she dldn t
feel welL "Just warm np some pota
toes and open a pot of that strawbero
jam, and we'll have the lamb chops."
As she ate Helen tried to decide
what to do about the letter She
might take it down town and drop In
While
Saving
WHY NOT place your
Savings where it will not
only earn you something,
but at the same time you
will get in close touch
wtih the officers and di
rectors of the bank. The
deserving person saves
his money and bankers
like to help those who
show the ability to save.
You are invited to open
an account with this
bank.
4'- Paid on Savings 4
stricted to club members, with one
guest each. There will be no admission
charge. The club, in bringing Miss
Stearns to El Paso to lecture. Is follow
ing a custom in use in the larger
clubs of the east and elsewhere, in pro
viding free lectures for the club mem
bers. While in El I'aso Miss Stearns
will be the guest df Mrs. Olga Kohl
berg Another event of unusual interest
will be the lecture to be delivered by
Miss Helen Keller, the famous blind
girl, under the auspices of the Wom
an s club, on Thursday night in the 1
Paso theater.
The board of directors of the loung
omen s Christian association will
have its monthly meeting Thursday
morning in the down town rooms of
the association.
The El Baso Equal Franchise league
will meet Thursday afternoon at S
oclock in the parlors of Hotel Sheldon.
xnere trill Be the ususal week end
dance at the Country club. The semi
I monthly post hop of the 15th cavalry
officers will be held at Fort Bliss Tues- ,
day night The West Ysleta Dancing
club will have a dance at the West
Ysleta Country club Thursday night.
Miss Edna Long will entertain for the
younger set with a dance at her home
on Ange street Wednesday night in
honor of her birthday anniversary
An interesting musical program will
be given Wednesday by the musio de-
iwunem 01 ine H Oman s club in
which Thomas A. Christian will give
a recital of songs.
Of the card clubs, Mrs. W J Rand
will entertain the Tuesday club on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. J w. Lorentz
en will be the hostess of the Tuesday
bridge club which meets on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. M. Lewie writ be the hostess
for the Halt and Half club. Thursday
afternoon. .
The Shamrock circle of the Sunshine
'7 """ir";'',?! su"sn.,S! . " hem furious. Helen was
C,. u.Vi:i: S?T "lr "U'l 7 , rtaln as to just how to proceed.
home of Marian. Roma Km. on North t.
Paso street. A business meeting was
held. It was decided to start a Sun
shine library at the county hospital.
One new member, Ruth Goodman was
enroled. There were present Teresa
O'Keeffe. Tama O'Keeffe, Elisabeth
Spence. Margaret Spence, Ruth Good
man, Louise Hooper. Mrs. M. Pnelan.
EZ.3 &1LK JS. "Jf. ! ' were groundless anyw
March 19 at the home of Klisabeth
Spence. Following the business meet
ing a social half hour was enjoyed,
with refreshments served by the
hostess.
Nora came in and set an eclair down
before her Helen fancied that it didn't
taste as good as usual and pushed it
aside after a few mouthfuls. She
would go down town and do a little
shopping and then go into Warren's of
fice with a couple of small packages.
She could hand him the letter with a
nonchalant air, too and perhaps her
The officers and teachers of the First
Baptist church Sunday school were en-
ffrrtaind Vridav nivhr Kv Wr ,mi 1
C O. Coffin at their home on Upson '
She dressed carefullv in her brown
suit and a new straw hat of tan straw
with little rose colored wings stand
ing up smartly from its crown. It was
rerr becoming, and as Helen turned
awav from her dressing table she felt
satisfied with her appearance. In the
subway she met Mrs. Stevens and for
tne nrst time n her life felt like not
talking to her old friend She remem-
avenue. During the evening, the heads ' bered that it was just about a year ago
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ol the different departments in the
scnooi reported about their work, and
plans for future work were discussed.
A social time followed. Refreshments
were served oy tne hostess. There were
present sr. and Mrs. C H. Ashton. Mr.
F. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. William
Graves. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Orr, Mr. and
Messrs. Ray Knooneisen. Steve
lupran, Jiesaames Tom ta and F J.
Franklin. Miss Anna Franklin. Miss
Lizzie Hall and P K. Johnson.
The monthly story hour of the girls
of the camp tire circles will be held
Monday afternoon at 3 30 oclock in the
central rooms ot the Young Woman s
Christian association Mrs. Charles L.
Overstreet wiU be the story teller. Mrs.
James Graham McNary the chief
guardian of all the camp fire circles.
The Triangle club of the First Chris
tian church met Friday night at the
home of Mrs. W. T. Hayes, on Arizona,
street. Miss Hazel , Robinson led the
meeting and read the scripture lesson.
Hiss Helen Hay recltel "The Ragged
Little Boy" Hiss Elvie Hubbard read
paper on Robert Morrison, missionary
to India. Miss Lovette Cassens read a
paper on mission work among the
foreigner immigrants in Indianapolis.
Then a bible drill was conducted y
Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Perry J Rice gave a
missionary talk. After the program, a
short business meeting was held The
meeting was attended by a number of
visitors. These were Mrs G A.
Thumm. Mrs. R. D Hull little nun.
Hall and little Georgia May Hood. The
members of the club present were:
Misses Hazel Robinson. Edna Suther
land. Hazel Allen. Viola Allen. Elvie
Hubbard. Lovette Cassens. Marie Kerr.
Helen Hay and June Covington A
social time, with the serving of re
freshments, followed the program.
The monthly work and business
meeting of the Woman's Charit) asso
ciation will be held Thursdaj after
noon at 2 30 oclock at the home of Mrs.
B M. Worsham. on Montana street.
While the month's reports are present
ed, the members will make garments
for poor children and all members are
asked to bring their scissors and thim
bles. The meeting of the board or di
rectors will be held Tuesdav morning
at .J0 oclock at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. T W Lanier, on Montana
street. t the Thursday meeting the
hostesses will be Mesdames B, F. Ham
mett, Henry Pfaff. H. S Potter, W H.
Pickels. C S. Pickrell. J A. Pickett, E.
G Perry. Charles Pomeroy, Frank
Powers. Robert Knbur w.it.,-
Kohlberg. W jc Pence. J. F Primm. R.
l. Kamey. 1. A. Rawlings. W. F. Robin,
son. W W. Rose. Will E. Race, W J.
jrvana. i. nyan. Alien H. Rodes, H T
that Mrs Stevens had come to her, blue
and unhappy, to ask about her own
husband's fidelity. It seemed strange!
that I.a b1,aU .. .. ... k .
now Helen remembered how secure
she had felt in "Warren's fidelity at the
time Now it seemed as though the
foundations of her life were crumbling
under her
Mrs. Stevens spied Helen almost im
mediately and crossed over to sit beside
her
"Now where are you bound for. all
dressed up" she queried gayly.
"Just down shopping," Helen an
swered, "and then I'm going to call for
Warren "
Planning to Sleet HusbaniT.
"I am going to a matinee with Jane
Graham, and then I am going to meet
Mr Stevens and go out to dinner
"Have you a new girl yet" asked
Helen with interest. Mrs. Stevens s
girl had left to get married and Mrs.
Stevens had bemoaned the fact ever
since. She declared that she would
neier hare a maid she liked as well.
'Not yet." she admitted, "but I rope
to have soon You'll be losing Nonz
soon, won't yon
"In the summer some time, but Mag
gie ,s coming over and I am to have
her'
"Lucky woman. Who is Maggie, may
I as""
"Nora's younger sister. Of coarse I
can't expect to have a paragon like
Nora, but at least I can be assured
that she is dean and honest,"
"That's right. Do yon think you'll
have to teach her everything yon want
done" They say greenhorns are terri
bly stupid."
"I hope not. Nora says not."
"WelL If you hear of anyone, let me
know. Are you getting off here Yes,
I'm going down to 4!d street. .1 take
the local here, too."
Helen said goodby to Mrs. Stevens
and rode on down to ltd street. 8ke
wandered down to Ordway & Croft's
and bought a shirtwaist and had It put
up in a small parcel so as to have
something to carry when she went to
zee Warren. Then she bought a box
of cinnamon candy, of which Warren
was fond, and had a soda to take np
time She wanted to get down there
just about closing up time and come
home with Warren.
IJnger as she would. It still seemed
early when she entered the huge office
building and took the elevator. A boy
met her as she opened the office door'
ana asked whom she wished to see.
"Mr. Curtis, pleas-." she said with
some dignity. "Tell Mm his wife
would like to see him"
"Warren Greets Her,
The boy vanished and Helen sat
down to waif She went to Warren's
office so seldom that it was qutte a
novelty. As a rule Warren did not
like her to come there. He had nfloa
said that there was no need of a man's
mixing up bis business and his home
life, and Helen, although she did not
exactly agree with him. was always
willing to abide by his wishes.
The boy came oot after a minute or
two and asked Mrs. Curtis to come in.
Helen followed him Into Warren's of
fice and Warren rose to meet her. His
stenographer. Miss Wells, looked up
from the typewriter and bowed cbeer
ilv. Helen liked the girl very much,
better than any stenographer Warren
had ever had She seemed so bn-jht Impeded Warren had not left her a
and rheer and she alwavs dressed so .k.. for anv questions unl-"s a
ntl.. hr It wait s ntoajuire tA look ' -.... tn nnoear curious. )ht ! t
. J r I -- " rr .&,
at her
"Hello. Helen." said W arr n cheenl
"How did ou happen to tome down
"Oh I mas shopping and I finished
so that I could take ou home with
me It seemed so foolish to go home
alone '
Warren busied himself with some
letters on his desk and Miss Wells,
after pulling some sheets of paper out
of the typewriter, slipped its coer on
and rose and went into the other room.
"I have a letter for you." said Helen,
taking the bull b the horns and fum
bling around in her bag
Warren looked up For me" n
asked. "All right, band it over
Helen handed him the letter with
out speaking and she watched his face
closely as she did. He took the letter
and with a glance at the postmark
slipped it into his pocket. Somehow
Helen felt that it was just what she
-Win;
lowed nerrou!r t-n men uk
calniH is -he ion J
Business
wrr. 1 i iv 1 un j sentu
. ....... in , way
me Bin. '...,.,,- , Hoi n
.n thine more bscau t
mi
.... i
, ..-- ttirrpn eiofceo uis m " '
nis ui.n"
rose to go
"We'll star down town to dim '
would you UKc that- be said fie
' '""Sn rixh. dear, but 111 have to -e-
, "GTahd while I wa up-
....v n near
mj M.ltn tun ed to the
!. little ache at her
The answer
couui " -. --- ..si I
with a nn.ii sTieep ui M f j I
his drawer Wirren closed his desk
In
teleph'
heart b
wlh a little urn -- -- -Se
had never felt before to her 1
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Lodges and Clubs.
The Army.
xue oeiesrates irom tne local Anad. I s. . . .. .
men Circle groves left Kl Paso today I j""- " "
to attend the state convention at Fort I '"nT. kas gone on a short leave of
I TT. a"u rTanetseo. He was
caiieu mere By, the niaess of Mrs. Kor-
win.
Worth. Mrs Frank D. Scotten and Mrs.
ijuiu Mattice are the delegates from
Willow Grove Mrs. G A. Jackson rep
resents Alameda Grove. Dr. Ida K.
Bishn represent Ihwiwti. Rmv.
They will be away for about a wt
airs. k. a Smith entertained the
members of the T.aillA nt , w--m.
bees" Friday afternoon at her home on
Arizona street. The games of See and
high five were the afternoon's amuse
ments. Mrs. A. StitKr and Mrs. Dale
Slaughter won the prizes in the SM
game and Mrs. Dora Day and Mrs F.
E. Truax won the prises in high five
A supper was served when the games
were over About M people were pres
ent. The mission study class of the Alta
lsta M. E chun h met Friday evening
it the home of Mr and Mrs. R.
Boyer. W .H. Lark was leader for the
evening. A salad course was served
after the study Those present were.
Mesdame D W. Burney, C H. Schmid.
J B. Clements, T C. Gamer. E. H.
Florence. R. Z. Boyer and A. J W.
Schmid Misses EuU Harper, Florida
Harris. Ruth Harris. Carma Temple and
Helen Temple Messrs. H M. Smith. D.
W ,Bu"j- - J w ScumH. W. H.
Lark. Clvde Nav H Park 7. Kn..
and Albert Schmid Jr j
The Auxiltarv to7the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers gave an eajov- !
able catvl Mrir Prtif-V -... 1 l
- i-- - .j Kiiriaimi in i
the Knights of Pythias hall High Ave
was the afternoon's amusement. Brail i
Smith and Mrs. Mary Spellman won
tne first prises. The prizes were a net
' roio curt outtons and a silver sugar
Popular Song, 3 For 3c
Big assortment of titles both vocal
and instrumental while they hut i for
c. Dunn's Music Store. ti San An
tonio street Advertisement.
it
ill
Perfection ia Style and Fit
Is Obtaised Ofij TariHigb
The Use of
McCall
Patterns
Tke BseieL Sfastratej k
fsM of tie Srwk el Sprisg
is a dress of sand colored
prBBeHa. Tie new style
featares arc einpswsbod in
tke kigt cHar, trnalf bst
lanei waist and fal skkt
The frock k also practical
for varwHis cettea fabrics
sack as popfia, ratine aad
ntqee. Tke perfect fit and
skapSdtj- of ad McCal
PaHera asake tke very
latest ad kst styles pos
sible to tke wosaa ef fea
ited sseaas.
The Spnsc SVoek wjm Sosi vst
sad Psfl Skirt
McCaD Pattern ojoa. Ose of the
5a smart dencas isr Mssch.
10c AND loci
Apr! McCaM Patterns
Now Ready Pattern
Depi. Makt Fleer.
Safford. V. P Safford, George Sauer ' bCttl nd cream pitcher Alton Hobein I
M. P Schuster. V. E Raggio. S. Shcultz. . 1a . M rs- H J Sterner won the eon- '
fc. K. Thornton. S. H. WorrelL W E soiation prizes. The men s arise was I
lf.,?d JiH- JfeBrn. nl Miss Mary
jwme xiwiizr
Vn r. r urih. .......t-. ..
. - "- , ciiicriuieu imv
Needlecraft club at her home in Grand
I View Thursday Afternoon. Potted
plants and white carnations decorated
ine rooms, me only guest in addi
tion to the club members was MrsHj
bert Miller Mrs. F. C Kilgore wilt en
tertain the club on March IS.
Out Of Town Visitors.
. . . j. .- . T
"i iTuai ana suit nangers in j
; , . mm, ana uie women s con- p
soUtion prize was a shoe horn and j
shoe buttoner in a leather case. Follow- '
ing the games, an ice course was i
served Mrs. C M. Cunningham was '
the chairman of the entertainment
committee. On the committee were: i
Mesdames G P Walker. Emll Smith.
M F Bauman and v. W. Young. Among
. cT.VL " XT J re rr nno'ntrs. Emu i
1 Smith. Mesdames J M. Rltz, Mary
j Spellman. F M Brewen. Foster Hath-
Mr and .. xv.nir r--w, -, T .. 1"V:. '. "?njan. H. J. Sterner, -fc n
burg. K .. are spendingfew dVyk i Gco."p WatkerRo's-i'
S,nii,shm' P "cCoursey. G A.
Stoddard. V. C Tunlr Ul- mi.- !
Canl!,'?KJulm' "" M"b1 runningham.
and Miss L. G Blair and Alton HobeinT
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No deliveries cuts the cost of high
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SEND ail your garments to
us for expert cleaning, dye
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THE BEST CLEANERS AND
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In addition to our French Clean
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Clean and Renovate
CARPETS
CaH us Hp and we'll talk it over.
1 WORK WHEN PROMISED?!
Wilson -Millican
1102 E. Boulevard.
I El Paso.
I rs. R D. Hall and son, BliUe Hall,
who have been visiting Mrs. W T
.. gu Arizona street returned to
dav to their home in San Simon Ariz.
A. C Stewart of Matagorda. Tex is
visiting his brother. Green Stewart and
family, at their home on Arizona street
Mr. Stewart is a cattleman of Mata
a: He wiU be in El Paso for about
i Miss Florence Cleveland, of Roches
;2V X ,- and Mn- Caroline Surles. of
Milwaukee, who have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. W L Gaines, will leave Wed
nesday for southern California. En
route they will visit the Grand Canyon.
ftr spending some time in San Diego
and Los Angeles, they will join Lieut
and Mrs. Alexander D Surles In San
Francisco.
Musical.
A NOTRE GAME LADY'S APPEAL
Te an (sewing MOtrtrs of rrsniitliui irkets
er BHHcakr or of the Mats. sd.Oo. liiilnaM.
. pains ia the abbeys or aeerafcna
Pum. m -rate te ser tar a son weatawst I !!-. t
vms has repeatedly corea .11 at ia ,' Aee:beLBgrime,
8s feels It her dwy to send It t- an isTinn
rBPJS. Tee em. joanelf at hcase as laainiaili
lrtr. twrttj so ekaase ot eliaule bHac se
ary. mis staple dnvaTery hanbfeea crlc aeM
from tke Mood, loosens the stiffened Jamts. psr
is tbe bkMd. and krtrttefii (he area, striae
eiaatidty and tone to tbe whole syatea. Jf tat
share iattmts job. for ntoof addreas
ifrz. M. Seauaerf. Box B. Jwtre Dase. lad.
A recital of unusual interest will be
given hy Thomas A Christian Wednes
da afternoon in the program of the
ELm 'c department of4he Woman's club,
held in the auditorium of the hign
schooL Mr Christian will be assisted
by Mrs R. Brown, as his accompa
nist Mrs. Ralph M Henderson, as violin
ist, and Mrs. J J Raster, soprano. The
program is in charge of Mrs. R. V.
Pearson who Is chairman of the day.
Mr. Christians first selections win be
'tSK-'L Am V by wt4 a
M leslre, by Xevln. From the son.-
cvcie -stars of the Desert" by Amy
Woodford Flniln h. iii -i'-rrl I
m . , rv ass DIUK OU&sTsl
i'f.JLit -D2SSf,''i. "You Ar A" "" u
tI .' ,TheJt,ce Wa Un"r Water'
and Fate Mrs J t v..i -. u.
Christian will sing tbe duet of "Leo-
una vonm ol
r- -'
IT IS TOUR FACE that counts so-
y.V j, ciany or In business.
Lit-. Wrinkles. Hollow or
A Rouble Chins. Puffy
ifvwwi iutstanaing
j-fEars, Roman Noses.
-V Sunken Noses, III-
P Shaped Lips. Super
fluous Hair and
Moles, all scientifi
cally treated.
CnnanUaftnn 17-
GRACE A. REASON".
Face Specialist of Chicago.
1IEK.XB ntJILDIN.
fe
Luna." !- ll i
Irnm Tswa....
j . jars, itaipn n. Henderson will
play a violin solo. "Canvonetta." by
Friml Mr ChrlsUan will sing two of
Kipling s splendid poems, "Danny Dea
der ith the musical setting by Dam
rosch aid -Mother o' Mine with the
music by Tours. His closing groun of
-ongs will be the old English baflao.
Drink to Me Onlv With n.!,, vJZZ
u , , .... ." : -. - au.u Mrvm,
nn.ievs -An. "ns a Dream." -Ab-
it!ni-'? Llttle and " tn Shore."
b Neidlingtr The final song will be
the climax of the program. It is Tann
hausers song, -Oh Thou Sublime,
Sweet Lvening Star." from Wagner's
opera, "Tacnbouser -
About El Pasaans.
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OLD HICKORY FURNITURE
IS MORE POPULAR TODAY THAN EVER BE.'ORE-llTu, i, fast becog , rt-of-cW a
A result of this desire to be in the open has creUed an ever .ncrcaang demand for tmwikmz
for the veranda. lawn and garden. "OH Hickory ' is the only natural log! oot door tmrtmc.
IT IS BUILT TO LAST-IT IS QUAINT, ARTEUC-IT MEVER 0FFEMDS-IT IS GENUINE
HANDCRAFT. I. placing 0td rictory- f-nurc on yor porch t, m . matMi y,
nature, thus making your surroundings all harjuxuons.
''OH Hiclcoo'" is haik to last and costs no more than the cheap stmt fWantare. We have
just received a car of this artistic furniture and offer three piece set a shown ft 1 n r,r
m aW AwtratHM,; Settee. Rocker and Am C air. three piec. ,njy P I 1 J84D
OUII TWO CARS OF REFR86ERHTOLHS
areiKW'sampfcdandwearesliownigalartyrassorrineat than ever before, huduoW the world
tTUmFFwi CIeBaWe' Porcelain lined; Gurney and CcH Air. all the beat of their
das. Kefrhjerators are priced ,
p nm So, 75
HIRE
RED WINTON SIX'S
ISIS Model.
Ask for J. Elh's or A. Bering
AT PHONE 441
miss Virginia Harrison is quite
. ; uviwr, a ti9 nations avenue.
Mrs. S. W Fant will hix.1. -.
Saturday with a-party at her homo on
East Boulevard. i
Harold, the little son of Mr. and '
Mrs. Frank E. Gallagher, of lm
Wyoming street, who has been seri- '
ouslv ill with penumonia. has recovered i
""" i uuw auic to leave tne notlse.
AH the latest society dances taught.
Class lessons Private lessons by ap
pointment Social danced every Satur
day evenine; Rjan's Dancing Academy.
Phone SS10 Vd ertisement.
Try It for breakfast tomorrow that
better rolled u4ts onlaIe brand. At
your grocers Advertisement.
imiie at the tranafrr slntion ston in I
EASY PAYMENTS TO ALL
We Give
Green
Trading
Stamps
top in j m
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108-110-112
North -
Stanton
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