Roseburg review., March 11, 1916, Image 2

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liu Kathleen Coates
i'"I,,il"iMi"HI'
f LAIHKS ATTKNTION.
Social item Internlcd fur 4
publication iu riatiintay ismie
j ui ine ttwiew mum te in the j
liaoiiH of M'hh Kathleen CohIm .J.
by & u'cIim k Friday evening. -4
No ejtieitioim will be made tu
J- this rule uiiUhh the belated
Items pertain tu Home oeial J
4 event held on Friday eveniriK. 4
MifcS CouteB ran be rear lit-tl by 4
4 poHtal rani or letter. Hems of 4"
4 a social nature may aUo be
tele ph onJ or left at 1 lie He- 4-
j view office.
imiini
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii-
Although h(k i ty can not be mini
to have exactly bubbbil this week,
there lias been a Kay round of fen
tMtlen, and luiit Ih-ijiih ate niili for
m owl In iuular fuvor. Tin' I inp
Utta hunt 'luh Ixdd another f
thetr enjoyable tlam-m al the arm
ory last flight and the yt. I'atrhk s
Hull to be Kiv n Man h J 7lli ut tie'
armory promfKcH to be a pretty, an
well uh enjoyable, event.
Next we k u miiMical treat will be
derived from the rental of .Mrs.
llelnllne'H pupiU, and all who nr.
IntereHted in art will enjm- atleiiil
ItiK the K 1 no n Art Kxhilnl to he Kiven
at Henson St liunl. Not only will the
pictlireH be wi-ll worth Heeinj but
the pupllH will Kive a pi nram,
ehmiKlnii it ach n If; tit.
KntertalnliiK at thin time of the
year 1h always pleasant, for with
ao many beautiful HpriiiK Mower
In bloMKom. the hoHtesK can bard I y
rewlst aih ie vi i;j( lovely el feet s f i n in
them.
Itemitirnl Liim Iteon.
Mnt. J. K. Marker and Mis. ('lias
Wharton entertaiueil ut another oi
their tleliK lit fill liinrheoiiH, of which
they have been KlViiiK a Heries. un
Wednesday, ut Mis. Marker h home,
on S. Kane street. Mrs. Marker and
Mrs. W hart mi have contributed so
many churmint; aCTaim tu the mnl.il
calendar that every eetit out whtrh
they preside is alwa s look d for
ward to with Interest.
The yellow color tones dominant
In the decorations was like a jaunt
through fulrvl.ind In Hprinv. and the
rooms were ukIow in Kobl n bios
B4UIIB, showing niasses of ( iretm
Krape effectively arranged with Jon
nulls, daffodils, and flowerliiK shrub-:
that Kinuyed kuvIv nmtinM the wall"
The table was bright and sjuiiu'
like with pink and white trealhn
and n huue hoqir t of Imelv carna
tlona In the pink and while shad-s
homed I In c -iiler, which was en
hanced in lauty by the dainlv rose
cups on either side. No e name
cards follow Iiik the color s heme arm
showing little sunbounet ladies as
HlKiied I he k it sts to 1 1 1 -1 r phi is.
where t he faors consisted of I lie
daintiest of rose cups tilled wii'i
nuts. The hutess s were as- i-it' d
by Miss Capltola Willis and M m-
Vevtt It llick, W ho served I lie unt-l-.
Ill a rbarnilun manner. Kn uv ini; i!n
hospltalttv of the hostesses were:
Mrs t. I.. Helot-man. Mrs I II
Booth. Mrs I'. W. Maui s. Mis K
I.. Miller, Mrs. .1 W I". ikins. Mrs
J. Kllen I'ei kins. Mrs Carl Shoe
maker, Mrs II U Slatib Inn, Mis
W. S. Iluiiilltou. Mrs .inhn While.
Mrs S A S.intoid, Mrs ; I Mi her
Mrs A. Setlor. Mrs nter Hire.
Mrs W .1 Weaver and Miss Mabel
Albright.
i nt -rfuin at a pre-,enten Into heoii
eeiv .;ir, ami this uccimod is look
ed forward to with delu-lit.
The o -nter of the table wis ablaze
with a hii.- bowl or da'foilils. and
lints of ellow wa the prevailiuK
color. The wlloM tones entered into
the menu. Kx)iil-ite tinted photo
graphs mad- the prttie-t of place
aids and tie- Kay little lavorn wire
of vellow nepe hon boll baskets, with
sprinhily hows of inaline. Those
eati d about I Ik perfectly served
table w- re: Mrs. .1. I'ulletlon, Mr.
S It. Kuns, .li Ma it t; a-. Mrs.
('. 4. Sb( man, Mrs. A. ('. Markers,
Mrs. Arthur Ainlethon, Mrs. ('. S.
Ileinlitie, Mrs. S. A. Sanford. Mrs.
K W MaMies, Mrs. Nadine W. Shep
aid. Mrs. tiails A Mrand and the
hole Mrs. W. It W illis.
Alter I In I ii n heoii, the ueHts
wie invited to the home of Mis. A.
('. Marsters. on ose street, where
Mrs. illis lives, where tlte spacious
rooms w.-re elabottely decorated for
t lie o ration w it h palms .Mid ferns,
Orfjoti wrajie and cut flowers. Klv
in the rooms a woodsy ami sprint;
like appearance.
I'jlteitniliei ii f l.llliehi'on.
Holding a protiiiixnt place in the
id beanlirill social events of the
we. k was tin- Mile heoii Kiven Tiles
i I . a . when Mis. .1. V. Templin and
her daurJil'T, Mirs .Ma be! Vim Muren.
'nteiiaitied at their home on W.
a-hltij'.loii s treet. The deep blue of
;ioJ N in low bowls- and vases were
In ev id in e t h rou 1'h out t he rooms
u:d looked verv pretty amomt tlie
:;re ii ol the plants.
Kvery detail was carried out per
'e tlv and the atfair bor tip' stamp
of eb-k'ame. Miss Van lliiren lias a
rare ami lov el v collect ion of china
ami bices, which made the table most
beaiillfiil. A delicate color scli'-m
of pink and white was effectively
us-.1. and a iiiaive rhododendron
completely covered wilh lare per-
. ct Miis ciiiK and radiating soft
-lows ol pinV ( ulercd the table. Sml
lax ami f'-rns added lo the beauty ol
i be dei'orat ions, nnd spriim flowers
in daiut'' pink were paind-d on the
place riir.ls.
-I i :- 1 1 it the afternoon the quests
wer' iniiriatncd witli mu-dc, nnd
Vi.;s Made- Mitl-r favored t Tic til with
i-evenil b aetlfiil f,ee (ens. The
':;! - wi-r chat inini'ly as;dstel
In Mis. Ma-dier. t'iv rs were laid
or: Mis. VV. It. Willis. Mrs K. I..
Millei. Mts:. Marv Wilson. Mrs. W.
S. Ilamtllon, Mis. I W. Perkins.
Mrs. .1. Kllen I'eikilis. Mrs. II II.
iajd. I'll. Mrs. Co KiM i , Mrs. I.ot
tiie Sebbm. Mrs. W T. Wright, Mrs.
I ( l-'iil b rl on and t he hostesses.
Mis. .1 K. Templin ami Miss Mabel
Vail Muren
I be I';, dt ::ml V:vi t lull.
't he ho i.il.er.-i ol' iht Meadinu Club
iin .e hi istein d their o: ani.aliou
die Muni, atnl Mai; Club and as such
ft will l known lierealler. The Club
wa- iinitid to meet at tin' home ol
Vlss Mav h lb- W lo.i and Miss Kilt ll
ikii;s ell Mo'iii.o. where the even
in:; was niosi h.i ; ji I v spent in reatl-n-4
IN r v McCave's. ' .loan of Al''."
Much enjonueiit is always d ri -d
Honi lee ii and after a
pleasant evellili, t lie lutsle-'-es
set ed t lie i; I It : t s w it ll the most
tempi mi; et i i r- slinients. ,
Menij.t i n hu i-e ( htb.
A slum Imishic- s s r don Ilia I lied
IV- ot-euie:- ol Ihe H., Mental Cul
I ii- Club on '! ue-dav and Mrs .1. h:
1 : uii v . n an I Mis U Sini.k ami
Mr Willb II M .. M s X'ane
The op t'inn ot the soi ial w n-k on !! oin i
was marked with a pi' ttllv appomi-d we k m pio :i.
one o'clock luncheon when Mrs w . oel i t
It. Willis, one of the Kiacliois host who h prove.!
esses of Uie-idniiK. entertained at th'1 liniiv.in in.. U
Hotel I'mpMua on Momlav. It has t)i-e o . a ii
alw uvs bet n Mis ill in' i uwtotu to on t e u I. ,
l t lis, w '. e appoillteil
,tt to pi ov ide next
in. Mrs liunvaii then
Mat liaiiieiitarv drill,
v i i in 1 1 u. i ne. M i
an .- lit lit le.olel on
a- she W well termed
t .il;d talks n an en-
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The Supremacy of
Peruna as a
0m Household Remedy
44 Years of Leadership
A Moi:ewif Rrtore-.
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tf .1 Clir.?n!c Inv
Raturntd to Hit Work.
Vr. .ttillm (ie'-a-Bii. mir.T K Ii,
t't'ti'fnt Mlttl rnldl ll ef t'- 'irt.'i.
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rirt't n. w I i t i , i I 'i . .it
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Thro. tlM,l int. .1 m-, r r ( m rir,.;ent
enr. more by rV.m.,. 1 .,, M tj ,h( r
familivt. TiifU .niy .. onp r, cf w,t pr.n, y,m.
tr, - d..y. rveryv.be. ... ii...r'v. (,., M ,pUr,.J
Anyth.no lint cniff fi.noy -e .,n,1 ,Kel the- bom.
mcr dt-irbl mrd romf oi t ..bltf. nour.nhri tb hcr root of
civilii t..n, Pcrun it a gr.it cvil.ir.
tei tainiuK manner. Tuesday com
pit tt d ttie lust 1'u.rliamentary pro
gram for the ear.
Mrs J. A. Uuthanan gave a talk
on t'uil Service (t form that went
i ik bt !u the point. She defined Civij
St-rv ice, told of its branches nnd
parts and explained the merit sy li
tem. She used New York City as un
. '-traiiou of how the reform laws
had worked out and showed how the
coiHliiioitH existing there had affected
them.
Kusiness was reverted to and the
work for the coming year discussed.
Opinions as to whether ft would be
tiettt-r to take up the Federation
work aKaln wer offered and most of
the members thouKht that it would
he very interest In k to continue it.
Many expressions of appreciation
were heard concerning the programs
w hich the club members had enjoyed
this year.
a tils ii nd llancliitf.
Mespondiiig to the Invitations of
Mr. and Mrs. . 11. Moor, several of
their friends met at their home on
llamlltim street Saturday to spend an
enjoyable evening at cards and danc
iiif,. A fter the usual number of
hands were played, the evening's di
version took the form of music and
dancing, and in this manner the
hours sped merrily. Late in the
evening a delic ious lunch was served
to the KiieMs. Present were: M r.
ami Mrs. Fritz, Mr. and Mm. A. K.
Kent. Mr. and Mrs. John Signor, Mr.
and M rs. .1. ii. Schlenker. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Mufftim and Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Moore, the host and host-
Mrs. Itlcliantson FntertHins. 1
On Thursday afternoon of last
week, the Cnlapoola W. C. T. I. met
at the home of Mrs. Kninia Itlchard
:on. A most entertaining business
session was conducted by the presi
dent, Mrs. Lulu Craig Corn 11. It
was decided to carry on a member
ship content during the spring month.
Mrs. y.rlma Coriell and Mrs. Mary
I'ulhill were chosen captains and one
new member was recorded from
among the visitors present. An in
vitation to assist the Oakland I'nion
iu an institute ut an early date was
read and accepted. Light refresh
ments w;to served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Oorrell, Mrs. Van
Keuren and Mrs. I .ale Leonard, aftr
which Mrs. Correll sang one of the
old darky melodies that she always
sums so charmingly. AM had a most
enjovuhle time and -"We will come
again." i
Shining I. Ink ( luh Meets. I
On Thursday. March 2, a very
pleasant afternoon was spent at the
home of Mrs. tieo. Weber, the occa
sion being the -llttli semi-monthly
i ting of the West Kilenhower Club,
The Shining Link ." M uslc was a
i eat lire of entertaining for the after
noon and several selections were ren
ie: i d by the hostess and other
members of the club. The ever popu
lar song, "It's a Long, Long Way to
Tipperary," was given by the Juve
nile choir In such an able manner as
to be very much appreciated. At the
com liisiou of the afternoon, the most
delicious of refreshments were serv-
ed to the guests, who were: Mrs.
Ileliuholt. Mrs. A. CI. ake. Mrs. F.d.
Marks, Mrs. havenport, Mrs. Harry
Marks, Mrs. Mich leu. Mrs W. Havis,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs Travis, Misses Laura
Havis, I'earl and Myra Jones, Kt hel
and Hazel Maiks. Kla Weber, and
Messrs too Harry Marks, Alfred
Sievt-us, Maurice and Henry Weber.
Fndeavor N.Miul.
With boxes gaily decorated In
clusters of flagrant violets and pret
t v ribbons, t he Young People's Kn
deavor of t Fresbv terian Church
nat he ted at the home of He v. and
M is I 'an I Lux .Momlav evening to
enjoy themselves sot tally. The hours
were gavlv occupied with music and
various amusements until the boxes
weie auctioned off by I r. H. K Hunt.
w In n a delicious fllpp.
titun their delicacies.
Lest You Might Not Know--
tbat we have re-engaged in the DHY GOODS business we make this announcement.
You will remember the. HIGH STANDARD of merchandise formerly sold by the old firm of FISHER & BEL
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up to ihe reputation for FAIR DEALING enjoyed by the old firm.
Our lines are now fairly complete, everything is of the newest and up-to-the-minute merchandise, and priced far
below what others ask for the same quality.
We invite you to ca.l and inspect our goods and prices. No trouble to show goods, "rnd no obligation on your
part to buy. Have a look.
NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
New Coats, Suits and Waists-New Wash Fabrics Dross Goods and Silks-New Laces. Embroideries and Trimmings.
SOLE ACENTS IN
Men's Furnishing Goods
A complete New Stock
Negligee, Golf and Spoit
Shirts, Collars and Neck
wear, Pajamas and Night
Shirts, Socks, Suspet ders etc.
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Special:
1000 yds. of embroidery in
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cnjoyi'il
tNHlllieit I '.uterijiliieil.
A inerrv eetlt In tl
of the week ncciirreil
f num. n hen l.ll.ic
t.niietl llie U tiiiilmeti
SU-1,.1 life
:i Moittl.o
Mrde etiter
of the Woti.l
;i( a ho siil-jier l;ils were ill) ett-
a li'.e te,t l in e uf entertaining Hlil
the ewr.itij; ,m lleanntt occiiMeil
in nil Imi cent- sts iltltl Uiitiies. itl
leoiieisetl wiltl music until t!ie wee
. 1 1 Ihhh-v when a tlaintv IuiicIumhi
w as sei ctl ft urn t he prett il deem -ilte."
t..t .
I : ill ' el I nleitalnel.
Mis ijemte Ct oiiii'ttm wa- hostess
at a (Me1t sler tea fur the .;iieit'
i.i et the cliiistin rlninli. ut her
lutre tn I ' i ii street etlur,av nf
t"'hitmi The limili! Were prettll
-I . l,..t with stumer m hlue
i til i t - a ti 'I the w hole a I tali w a henu
i mi i ' i ti s i n tm mailt . The after
nonti u.ik nt a most tlrhhtfiil sm ial
1. ii. nte: atul ilcvnteil to nelliwirk
ai-.l ct! t ; isin''e At th" ton, hi
sinli ot sr i
ineMM W : V
sit. all t tMt -let
tnitc : a
lloweis '
,v.,-. ,1
In
al happv hotii-H. refr sh
rei (nttirmallv in
I'teitih aitaned m io
i.l Ulsters of the same
e hOst.-Hjl .1 ,.. ,sanll
-e-viiii: l Mis IjI.Im
To Oite IU H ii.
M ' ' S H inline M! .i re
.it, I ot her liinmr an.t K itiilet r ten
ei. 's "ei I'mrstl-u an. I Krnlav at
Mie i hr'ti.in ( hur. h The e. nt is
N 1 : '....'.,1 fi.rr, to tt!l nlea
un. an. I a uplenttU nniTcnl proerant
h:-.s t ; i n artii.sKrit for tiio occisiou
lUiftlst ljtl,i Aid.
The LadieH' Ahi of the Itaptist
Church KUthered at tlte church Thurs
day ufternoon, and following a short
business sewsion, during which sev
eral topics of Importance were dis
cussed, every one set busily to work
tucking a comfort und In this way
a very happy afternoon was spent.
-
An HM'ii Kvening.
A very novel affair, (-harming In
Its arrangement and details which
added to the festivities of the week
was the Ibsen evening for which
Mrs. Frank Tisdule was hostess at
her home on Winchester street Moh
day. Several works of Ibsen were
read and discussed, and the guests
derived much enjoyment from this
diversion. After a pleasant evening,
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by her daughter,
Miss Phyllis Tisdule. The guests
were: Dr. and Mrs. 1. K. Snell, lr.
and Mrs. K. M. Ilruuifleld, Hev. and
Mrs. Harr (I. Iee, Mrs S. ll. Kvans,
M rs. ; . K. ! I ii nter. Miss I lorot h y
Kvans, Miss llertha Hunter, Mr.
Frank Clemens and Mr. It. H. Tur
ner. Knihnddery Club.
Mrs. Lulu Vcason very graciously
entertained the members of the Km
broidery Club at her home on Spruce
street Monday evening. The usual
delightful time was spent by this
congenial coteile in visiting over
their embroidery and fancy work,
alid the bst of refreshments were
served at the close of the evening,
the hostess being assisted by Mrs.
W. Hughes. Those who enjoyed the
evening were: Mrs. Frank Andrews,
Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Floyd Frear, Mrs.
I fm Pickens. Mrs. Charles McKl
hlnny, Mrs. Hoy Our bin, Mrs. W.
Hughes, Miss Ackerman, Miss Hur
bln, Miss Daphnol Hughes, and the
hostess, Mrs. Lulu Veason.
rieaisant K veiling.
Among the charming affairs of
the week was the dinner party de
lightful in its informality, for which
Mrs. Nadine Shepard was hostess on
Saturday evening. A riot of nodding
yellow daffodils ndorned the table
as a center decoration and were used
attractively in the rooms. Music
made the evening pleasant, and those
seated around the table were: Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Mrand. Mr. and Mrs.
V. J. Weaver. Mrs. W. C. Walker.
Mr. Fred Hamilton and the hostess.
Mis. Nadine Shepard.
After dinner the guests were In
vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1). .1. Stewart and Dr. K. H. Stewart,
where dancing formed the evening's
amusement.
MUsit wry Sh iety.
One of the er best meetings of
the I'resbv tor tun Missionary Society
held this ear. was enjoyed Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
W. A. Sinick, on F. Cass str et. The
usual business meeting marked the
opening of the afternoon. Mrs. K
A. Shuev led at devotionals and after
music appt opriate to the occasion,
election of officers for the coming
year was h. Id The old officers were
unanimous I v reelected and are as
follows: Mrs n L. Kddy. president;
Mrs .1 c Fullerton, treasurer, and
Mrs F. A lietnis, secretary.
Mrs Paul Lux and Mrs. W. W.
Tt.ack rah w ere t hosen d' legates to
the i'r. slntei iati Meeting to be held
In Medford on April 19, with Mrs. W.
Sttilt k an I Mis Marie Martens as
alternate
Japan ha been st'lH'ted as the sub
ie. t to he tlis. uss d on the program,
wht. h was un.lt r the able leadership
of l iss Mat te Mat tens. lio w on
many compliments for the excellent
and entertaining manner with which
she ha tid led it The topic chosen
a. ;o;el o-'s In Old Japan."
-nd gne th" nuMihers a new insight
into t he missionary work being ac
complished t here, as well as an ac
curate tdea of the surroundings and
customs of the people which great lv
"'luetic,, (t Martens' paper
told of the enthronement of the Km
petor of Japan, snd was vttd in the
des-tiption of the peculiar phases
connected with It and the religious
festival which followed. Mrs. Lux
read an artl ie entitled. ' Introducing
Our Ixrd," which told of the preach
ing a', the time of the enthronement
and was pervaded with subtle hu
mor, but all through it was given an
insight of the earnestness that im
pelled the missionary work forward.
Mrs. C. L. Dudley had a very effect
ive article on the "Kvangelistlc Au
tomobile In Japan." This told of the
very good use to which the auto
mobile was put there und how much
more work and efficiency could be
accomplished and how the fietd work
could bo broadened.
While delicious refreshments were
being served, the ladies further dis
cussed the program. Mrs. Sinick
was assisted in serving by the other
ladies of the committee, who w re:
Mis. H. L. Kddy. Miss Jeannie Itulck
and Mrs. K. II. (Irtnstead. It. tore
adjourning, the ladies were Invited
to meet vith Mrs. Milton Shoemaker
for their njxt session.
Mis. Wright. Kntert.iiii.
Mrs. W. T. Wright, who Is one or
the generous hosteshes of Kost burg,
entertained Friday nt a charmingly
appointed one o'clock luuchein.
Mrs. Wright's luncheons are famed
for their deliciousness and are al
ways looked forward to as the hap
piest of social affairs.
The living room was iitli-ictlve
with an artistic nrrangement of Ore
gon grape against which glowed the
yellow of Japanese daffodils, and
the soft, subdued lights of the din
ing room looked down on the lovliest
of ferns and flowers, all lending to
the color scheme of pink and white.
The table was adorned with a cen-
ti.is ou kly i:i:lii: i d
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Pi ice 3I50. 2000 cash, balauce on
time. Call and see us fur bargains.
BALLF & BROWN
Realty Company
21 4 N. Jackson St. Roscburg, Oreg.
tr ilt'ror;iliin of whin- nan lssus an l
)ink iirn:;'.iui'.s. traillnK fine fialh
I'l'y ft'ina. Dainlv "ilil ruses wi-rn
linlcil on lliv plai-p ranis anil run
niim ill tip favors of lirown baskets
Hi d in pink were ut ea. Ii plai e. The
hoslcss was assisleii i(y Misses Mal)el
Mr-van. Veva Itulck and l'annle
Caniiiliell. Seated around the able
utre: .Mrs. ;,. KolilhaBen. Mrs.
William Itril. rs. tteo. Klter, Mrs.
W. S. Ilainilton, Mrs. It. I.. Cile, Mrs.
S. A. Sanford, Mrs. K. K. SlrollK,
Mrs Kidder. Mis. A. .1. I.lllmrn. Mrs.
HeMr me,.. Miss Mabel Van Huren,
and the heste-s. Mrs. W. T. W riitlit.
I 'till' Ivlitel tiilnisl.
Mrs. .1. Sloan entertained the Pro
gressive SeuitiK Club iit her home on
Kane ptro-t Thursday afternoon.
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BELL MILLINERY
SPRING OPENING
FISK PATTERN HATS
They Tell The Style
New Spring styles greet you at our
Special Millinery Opening
Saturday, March 11th.
You will find here all the latest styles in
Teach basket shapes with unique ribbon
trims. African Liscret shapes trimmed
in talTetas to match in shades of gulf
green, dove grey, Meducranean blue,
cameo and burgundy pink.
New Spring Coats and Suits
Vith thf Yrw Chin Chin or ,! collar,
liltick a ml H-hitfrhrrk-s, ;ml jm,,li,,s, g,,,r.
dinenmi ,,, t suit.
.V,r .,, ,,fli !k. ,ir,sse,. mini el jt. K,o lh
Uvt mmlr, rorsrt with thr slight rurrrs nt
(list. .W S.ring mmlch. st,,les for rrerv.
one. '
New Complete Line of Forest Mills
rn.lerwrnr. Krr
bilk I, lures in nil t 'ue neir thudrs.
Notions of all Kinds
This Storj Bids You Welcome
Hell Sisters lUdd.