THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
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Baking Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes delicious home
baked foods of maximum
quality at minimum cost
Makes home baking a
pleasure
The only Baking Powder
made from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
Ho Alum Ho Unto Phosphates
for membership nnd will bo voted up
on at tlio next mooting, among thorn
Helen Dow, Gladys Dlment, Edith
Hendry, Iluth Dungnn, Win. McDon
ald nnd Mr. Tlodgon. Present woro
Mr. Uncon, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Tlod
gen, Mr. Bishop, Misses Elizabeth
Cox, Lillian Seaman, Marian Seamnn,
Gladys Dlment, Holon Dow, Nellie
Warwick, and Ruth Dungnn; Hnlbort
Cnrlllo, Charles I.owry, Albert Hain
es, Herbert Bradley, Itonald Nichol
son, Win. McDonald nnd Fcstus nnd
Harvey Walter. Next week tho so
cloty will meet again with Mrs. Wal
ter. 0
It has been nsked by tho Library
Hoard tlint tho paper print tho fol
lowing list, of fiction and chlldrcn'3
books with tho request that porsons
who have thoso books nnd feel ablo
to do so contribute them to tho li
brary and thus enlarge Its stock. In
spring houso-clcnnlng, books that tho
April fool Joko very real and doll
rlous refreshments woro sorvod nnd
tho party btoko up nfter a very mer
ry ovonlng.' Among tho gtiosts woro
Misses Ilcatrlro Smith, Mnry Hansen,
Edith lllldcnbrnnd, Eliza Ayro and
Uesslo Ayro, tho lntter.of whom will
bo hostess to tho club Tuesday ov
eniug, April 0.
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The Thimblo Club of Nortn Bail
mot yesterday at tho homo of Mrs.
M. G. Coloman for n qtilot afternoon
of sewing and chst. Among thoso
present wcro Mrs. I. D' Dartlo, Mrs.
II. Simpson, Mrs. B. K. RIggs. Mrs.
J. C. Tocllc, Mrs. S. S. Jonnlngs, Mrs.
H. O'Mnrn, Mrs. J. G. Horn, Mrs. W.
C. Ilnlloy. Mrs. C. II. Broulllard, Mrs.
A. 11. Derbyshire, Miss Goldlo HIggs
and Mrs. M. O. Colomnn. Mrs. Der
byshire will entertain tho uccdlo
workors April 10 at her home on Un
ion Avenue.
Tho Altar Guild of tho North Horn!
children have outgrown, or of which Eplscopal church wm moot Thursday
- T " vw,..v, ...w ...,.. """' i April 11 with Mrs. i-rou uoiiisior.
and these are more ban acceptable A cookci, f00(1 Bno wlll bo hold in
as the library fund Is limited and few c,, f Mr8. Holllstor and Miss
books find tholr wny to tho shelves p , ,, V'rn qnt,irdav Anrll 13.
n-rnnnt ,.. M.n Mn.tno.. nt nnn..ll...- EUltll HOm bnUIHiay April 1.1.
(Continued from pngo 2.)
on Sovonth street. A btiHlnoss bob
elon will occupy tho early part of
tho evening. Committees havo boon
nppolntod as follows: refreshments:
Joan Fitzgerald, chairman; Altn
Soulo, Anna Downs, Edduvn Whoulcr,
Gonovlovo Gosnoy nnd Howard Mc
Laughlin; guinea: Mrs. Clnudo Stuts
man, chairman; Hutli McLaughlin,
Holcn Gulovsen, Tholmn Hcnthorlng
ton nnd Whltford Hnll.
Tho Modorn Woodmen of America
will glvo tholr monthly dnuco and
social Snturdny ovonlng, April IS,
nt tho Flnnlah hnll. Tho Royal Nei
ghbors will bo guostB of honor.
Tho Coos liny Concort nam! will
glvo an nftor-Lonton dnuco April 13
nt tho Eagles' Hall.
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Tho concort that was to hnvo boon
glvon tomorrow nt tho Mnsonlo Opern
Houso by tho Coos Day Concort Hand
hns boon postponed until n lntor (Into
bocnuso of the many other happon
lags that occur on Enstor Sunday.
Tlio Knights Templar aorvlces nro
to bo hold at two-thirty.
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Mrs. A, E. Polloxfcn and llttlo son,
Jack, nro expected on tho Hay short
ly for nn extended vlalt ut tho W, S.
Turpon homo nnd with othor roln
tlvos nnd friends on tho Hny. Mr.
Polloxfon will Join thorn hero in tho
early summer for n short stiiy.
II. J. McKoowu was host nt n Tur
key dinner nt Tho Chandler Grill liiBt
ovonlng, tho occubIoii being tho carv
lng of tho bird which ho won nt n ro
rent shoot of tho Marshflold Gun
Club. Tho sproad was nrraugod by
Honry Dny, tho popular steward of
Tho Chandler who has Just returned
tn Ills old position aftor a few
Thoso prcsonl woro Miss Evolyn An
derson, Mrs. J. S. Coke, Mrs. Harry
Ilradllold, Mrs. Jus. Cowan, Mrs.
Win. Horsfnll, Mrs. W. T. Merchant,
Mrs. F. A. Saccltl, Mrs. F. A. Hazard,
Mrs. Mary F. McKnlght, Mrs. R. E.
Drowning, Mrs. Otto Solicitor, Mrs.
Jns. M. Upton, Mrs. F. E. Loofo nnd
Miss Mnudo Heed.
Mrs. E. I). McArthur cntortnlnod
tho Ladles' Art Club nt a pleasant
afternoon of sowing Thursday. Mrs.
Horn, Mrs. Crosthwnlto and Mrs. H.
L. Crnwford woro special guests of
tho club. Mrs. C. F. McGoorgo will
bo hostess next weok, whon tho moot
ing will again bo Bot on Thursday,
nB Frldny 1b Arbor Day. Present
woro Mrs. Job. Cowan, Mrs. W. II. I
viuiiin, ,up. tt wumuuii, diid ' .t.
Flyo, Mrs. A. L. Ilousoworth, Mrs. J.
G. Klnnoy, Mrs. Dorsoy Kroltzor,
Mrs. Lydin Lang, Mrs. J. W. Mltcholl,
Mrs. E. I). McArthur, Mrs. C. F. Mc
Goorgo, Mrs. J. W. Hlldonbrnnd, nnd
Mrs. Wm. Schroodor.
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Tho Eastsldo Athletic ana Social
club is giving n dnuco nt tho club
rooms at Eastsldo this ovonlng.
Mrs. C. II. Walter was hostoss
Wednesday to tho Women's Auxiliary
of the Presbyterian church at a moot
ing devoted largely to business, Com
mittees woro nppolntod to draft tho
work for tho futuro as follows:
Commlttco on Programs for tho
next quarter: Mrs, Eva Gammlll, Mrs.
I). A. Jnnos, Mrs. A, E. Seaman, Mrs.
M. A. Sweotmnn.
Embroldory Dopnrtmont:
Mrs. A. L. Darker, Mrs. F. M.
Flyo, Mrs. H. I. Hydo. Mrs. J. L.
Lnngdon. Mrs. F. A. Tlodgon, Mrs. .
W. 8. Nicholson, Mrs. A. L. Butz,'
Mrs. W. F. Squiro.
Publicity Cnmmltteo:
Mrs. F. S. Dow, Mrs. A. T. Hnlnos,
Mrs. M. C. Horton. Mrs. Walter Wll-
excopt by tho kindness of contrlbu
tors. So If anyone is posscscd of any
of tho following list tho library will
groatly apprcclato tho gift of thorn:
Fiction
Doland "Tlio Iron Woman."
Smith "Kennedy Squnro"
Dnrclny "Tho Following of tho
Star"
Farnol "Tho Money Moon."
"My Lady Caprico."
Malot "Adrian Snvago."
Johnston "Lewis Rand":
"The Long Roll."
Formnn "Tho Unknown Lady."
Dachelior "Keoplng up with Llzzlo"
Ward "Tho Cnso of Richard Moy-
noll."
Lincoln "Cnp'n Warren's Wards."
Abbott "Molly Mnko-Dollovo."
"Tho Slck-Abod Lady."
Parker "Tho Pomandor Walk."
Nicholson "A Ilooslcr Chronclo."
Rood "At tho Sign o' tho Jack o
Lantern."
Cablo "Klnknld's nattory."
Stovonson "Travels with a Donkoy"
"Merry Men."
Morodlth "Tho Ordcnl of Richard
Fovorol."
Howolls "A Modern InBtnnco."
Tnrklngton "Tho Two Vnnrovols".
Dulflnch "Ago of Fnblo".
Children's
Ilnrrlo "Peter nnd Wendy" Scrlb-
noit $1.60.
Sldnoy "Fivo Llttlo Poppers, nnd
How They Grow."
Alcott "Joo'b Doys": "Undor tho
Lilacs"; "Roso In Illoom".
Vnllo "Orcutt Girls"; "Suo Orcutt"
StovonBon "Tronsuro Island."
Pylo "Tlio ChriBtlnn Angel."
White "When Molly Was Six";
"Ednnh nnd Her Brothers."
Johnston "Llttlo Colonol Stories."
Lngorlof "Wonderful Adventures of
Nils."
Ray "Toddy: Her nook"; "Half n
Dozen Girls."
Bnrbour "Captain of tho Crow;"
"For tho Honor of tho School"
Munroo "Derrick Sterling."
Davidson "Tho IlUBlnlklns Bun-
nlos In Camp;" "Tho IlUBlnlklns
Ilunnlcs In Europe"
Aldrlch "Story of n Bad Hoy."
Dennett "MnBtor Skylark."
Spyrl "Heidi."
Cox "Ilrownlo DookB."
Duncan "Adventures of Hilly Top
sail." Sayler "Airship Boys' Ocean Flyer"
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Tho Cordiality Club will ho enter
tained Tliursdny of next weok by Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. W. lllldcnbrnnd.
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MIbb BosbIo Flyo cntortnlnod tho
0. I. E. club nt n ronl April Fool's
party Monday ovonlng, April 1. Tho
Biirprlso enmo with tlio serving of re
freshments whon tho guests nttompt
od to oat (nB was porfectoly natural)
tho dolcctnblo salad mounds covorod
with whipped cronm and garnished
ovor so prettily which lay at tholr
plntes and found them as cotton In
tholr mouths. Hut after this llttlo
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, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Simpson nro ex
pected homo on tho next Rcdondo
from tholr prolonged trip through
California.
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Tho Christian Endeavor of tho
Presbyterian church hold li very en
joyable social last ovonlng nt tho
homo of Miss Elizabeth Cox In South
Marshflold. Games nnd music pro
vided cntortnlnmont, prizes In tho
former going to Miss Dorothy Hor
ton, MyrI Cox nnd Cnrl Larson. Miss
Mildred Coko assisted tho hoBtoss in
serving tho refreshments. Among
thoso present woro Misses Ruth nnd
Dorothy Horton, Nolllo Warwick.
Marian Soamnn, Editn, Lnura ami
Ruby Hendry Holon Dow, Glndys Dl
ment, Frieda Holms, Gortrudo 8cnlfe,
Cntherlno Dyor, .Mildred Coko, Ada
laldo Clarke, and Elizabeth Cox;
Messrs. Chns. Lowry, Wesley Seaman,
Sydnoy Clnrko, Fostus and Hnrvcy
Wnltor, Herbert Hradloy, Halbort
Carlllo, Albert Haines, Wm. McDon
ald, John Motloy, Henry nnd Goorgo
Lococq, Cnrl Larson, II, Dlshop, Ha
con, Cox nnd WoodB.
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Miss Pearl Hclgard who has been
nttondlng Oregon Stnto University at
Eugono 1b expected horo early noxl
weok to spend tho Enstor vacation nt
tho homo of hor parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. I. Rolgnrd.
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MIsb Vlolot Hondorson will loavo
next weok for six wooks or two
months stny In 'Southern Cnllfornln.
Sho may also mako nn extended east
ern trip beforo hor return to tho liny.
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Mrs. Geo. F. Murch and dnughter,
Miss Charlotte, and Mrs. Murch's sis
tor, Mrs. Tozor, nro expectod horo on
tho next Nnnn Smith from Snn Fran
cisco whom thoy havo been spending
n few weeks.
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Tho Mlnnlo-WlB Soclnl Club was
entertained nt an nftcrnoon of nee
dlework Tliursdny nt tho homo of
Mrs. F. II. Dresner. A short busi
ness meeting preceded tho soclnl
hour, during which tho roport of tho
Commlttco on Civic Improvement
was hoardi At tho conclusion of tho
dny, n dainty lunch was sorvod. Mrs.
Davis who has recently romo from
Wisconsin nnd who Is visiting Mrs.
Perkins, nnd Mrs. Pntchot woro
guests. Among tho club momborfl
presunt woro Mrs. Helen Hnldwln,
MrB. Wm. Perkins, Mrs. E. E. Kelly,
Mrs. Chns. La Chapollo, Mrs. Mary
Thompson nnd Mrs. F. II. Dresser.
Mrs. Porkins will bo hostoss to tho
club Thursday, April 18.
Tho Mlzpah Dlblo Class of North
llend gavo a moonlight picnic to Jor
dan's Covo Thursday ovonlng. All
wont well until tho lunch myster
iously disappeared and twenty hun
gry pooplo hnd to onduro a long rldo
cSlL ?vJ vJJL fJ- o. 1 i
kJL.VIliZ Ufr iVbM A V t MJUfiW' fir4ll .1
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ing three new StylJfStetson ttats.
UR business has grown
to its present size because
of the values we have given. . Every
bit of merchandise we sell is the best
obtainable at its price. That is why
we feature "Stetson" hats. Let your;
new hat be a "Stetson"
Let Your New Suit be a Benjamin
Let Your New Shoes be Stetson Shoes
"MONEY TALKS"
Huh Clothing & Shoe Co.
MAItSHFIKI.I)
I1AXD0X
home. Among thoso going woro
Mr. mid Mrs. Clarcnco Covey, Mrs.
Hovonor, Mr. Vnn Zllo, Misses ICsth
or Imhoff, Mildred Hood, Vostn Mc
Cullough, Holon Mooro, Mnrtha Ross,
Norma Chnso, Juno Young and' Vorn
Wilson; Mcssors. Hnrry Conro, Glen
Grout, Clyde Smith, Martin Sholloy,
Fred Reynolds, Harold Simpson,
Marlon Reynolds, Ralph Cllnkrii
board and J. Hrown,
I', M. Hall-Lowis, district fruit in
spector, Is giving n sorles of locturcs
on "Horticulture" nt tho North llend
High School.
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MIhhcb Elmoro nnd Palmor woro
hostesses at an Easter Breakfast ut
tho homo of Mrs. Mnry Thompson
In South Marshtlold last Sunday.
Their guests woro the; Misses AdaniB
nnd Mrs. Spnnnor.
months' stay In Ilolso. Ida., nnd thn son, Mrs. Honry Illshop.
tnblo was decorated In n novel Wnv. An ogg suppor, ns approprinto to
typifying tho nlmrod. Clay-pigeons ' tlu Knstor season, was planned for.
sorvod as plattors.oto. Among thoso Thursday night, April 11, nt tho'
enjoying Mr. McKoowh'h hospitality Swedish Lutheran hnll on Coinmor i
woro Dr. Geo, E. Dlx, Dr. A. L ' l,,nl nvonuo. This will bo opon to tho
Ilousoworth, G. A, Drown. J. Albort lulu'. In ciinrgo are Mrs. F. a.
Mat
nnd
son, Frank Lnlso, Jninos Dallies Tlodgen, Mrs. F. G. Horton, Mrs. W.
W. N. Ekblnd. , S. Nicholson. Mrs. A. L. Hnrkor, Mrs.
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Word has boon received by Coos
Day friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. John
Lnfon who loft horo reiontly thnt In
stead of going back to North Caro
lina that thoy will go to Vancouver.
11. C , whoro Mr. Lnfon has secured
n. most excellent petition. Whon
thev left hero. Mr. Lifon plnnuod to
resume his old position In govern
meent forestry work nonr Ashvlllo,
N 0., but when he reached Ssn
Fran, is.o he was offered tho posi
tion of supervising tlio salo or nil
the Canadian govornmant land in
Hritlsh Columbia. Ills many frleii'ls
on Coos Day nro olntod ovor Mr. Ln
fon ndvnncemont.
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Mrs. A. 11. nidloy will slug the
solos. "Whore havo they laid him."
from "The Light of the World." by
Sullivan, and -,I kuow tht my Re
deemer llvoth" from I'lm i-iui.-
M. V. Horton, nnd Mrs, A. E. Soamnn
Tho menu for tho supper is given
ns follows:
Kicks cooked to ordor.
Pcallopod potatoes.
Cold moats.
Ilrond and buttor.
Hot rolls nnd Jolly.
Egg salad.
Ploklod ogg.
Devilled okks.
Ollvos
Coffee and Cake.
Tho Auxiliary will meet Wednes
day, April 17. for an afternoon of
rouifnrt-iimkliiK with Mrs. M. C. Hor
ton. Present this week woro Mrs.
Honry Illshop, Mrs. Esthor I). Con
verse. Mrs. F. S. Dow, Mrs. A. K, Dl
ment. Mrs. F. M. Flyo, Mrs. M. C.
Morton. Mis. Eva Gnminlll, Mrs. II.
I. Hyde. Mm. F. O. Horton, Mrs. J.
KettrliiK. Mrs. W. S. Nicholson, Mrs.
M. A. Swttetiuun, Mrs. A. IS. Seaniau,
Mrs. D. A. .loiieu. Mrs. F. A. Tiedaon.
WE CARRY A BIG LINE OF
Hamilton
Watches
From $12
to
tho progrnm nB many dolcctnblj good
Iob hnd been brought by tho mm;
picnickers. Among tho sandhill pir.
ty woro Mrs. Archlo Phillips, oflclil
chuporon, Mlssos Edith Horn, Ei
ther Imhoff, Nolllo Trlbboy, Ellen An
dorson, Inoz Anderson, Maude Cm
by, Loin Ritchie and Lenora Tope;
Messrs. Wm. Rood, Fred Kruie, Put
Welling, Floyd Huntley, Frank Mail
ns, Wnrron Murphy, John Shcppud,
Wm. Davis, Arthur Chaso, Jac if
nold, Porcy Phillips, Harold Slmpwa
and Win. Johnson.
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Mrs. Howard Snvago returned th!i
weok from a short visit with her ali
tor, Mrs. N. J. Hutchlns, at Culrtr,
Oregon. Mrs. Hutchlns returns!
with hor for a short vlalt with rtli
tives on tli'o Hay.
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Tlio I. O. U. dancing clots of North
llend Is planning to glvo a daneo tt
Tho Wesloyan Illblo class of tho Kck hoff hall turUr mtm
Mcthodlst-Eplscopal church gave n Fred Roynolds, Will Dovli, Clea
basket social Frldny evening ot Tay- Gr"ut ft,nl l,wo othors rrom lh WB.'
lor Hall In North Bond, nt which tho ""co " charge
following program was carrlod out: ' O
Plnno and mnndolln duet I Mrs. W. N. Ekblnd rocovoredmB
Mlssos L. and Mary Gurnon otnntiv tmm tm recent ooeratlon
ivuviiuiiuu iMios i.ciiora lopo
Quartot
Mr. Halslgor, A. L. aubsor, Arns, L.
McKay.
Rocltatinn A. L. Gubsor
Recitation Lola Ritchie
After tho progrnm, baskets wrfro
auctioned off by tho ablo auctioneer,
Mr. Joo Slinnnon. Among thoso pre
sent wcro Dr. nnd Mrs. Mooro. Mr,
to return to hor homo yesterdir.
That hIio will rnpidly recuperate li
tho ardont wish of hor many frlenu.
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Mrs. W. S, Nicholson will enter
tnln nt enrds noxt Tuesday.
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QAIJLRflAPjTlfjIEKEEPa
OFAJrtKRtCA.
IAHCSTI, PA.
Also Have a Big Stock of
Howard Watches from $35 to
o
Tho Sncrod Cantnta, "The ST
l.nut Wnr.la nt fUll-lst." W8S tlfH
und Mrs. L. lJnlslgor, Mr. McLcod, inst night nt tho Emmanuel EplKO
Mrs. Gurnon. Mrs. Woodbury. Mrs. ni ,i,.,..m, i,v thn xhnrrh 'rholrundtr
J. Klnnoy, Misses Mnrjorlo 8woar- the dlroctlon of Mrs. Wm. IlortW.
ingen; Allco Wnttors, Nnoml Smith, Jr., boforo nn nudlonco that filled tbt
Etta Taylor. .Marjorlo Smith. Ruth church nnd ndjacont grounds. Com-
Van .llo, Ruth Gurnon, Clnrn Mooro, piimcntR nnd prnlso havo coma from
u.vi. ...uuiv, niiiiiu, mini nun uur
ea Hago, Norma Chaso, and Vera
Wilson; Glon Grout. Earl Hrown.
John Hago. HelmonX Goodwin, noyd
nil qunrtors to Mrs. Horsfnll for kw
wonderful work In training the cnoir
in Its support of tho soloists. NH.
A. II. Gldloy nnd Mr. L. K. Dalllnj
Arnot. Wm. Pord, Clydo Smith, Hnr- 0r. Tho cantata is ono which, bold
old Moore, Paul Wolllng and Chas. i J.irh .lrnmntlo nosslbllltles, Ut
. lolorBon- been nttomptod by no other city on
0 tho const, with tho possible eicep-
Mr. and Mrs. John Hear entertain. on ,of Port,nndSBn.lSiaP murW
od Friday ovonlng complimentary to on horo WM .TiSSSit K
rlllnr fin,l Hf TlnlllntTAr.
whom woro In splendid vo ce m
night nnd did full Justice to t"
non, Mr. and C. a. no.io m sront soleotlon. .Mrs. u'',,.
L. Holsnor. Mrs. A. D. Trnnr. Mr l,o rompllmentod on ner if-
i - ... .. ' -""" lrt. lin. nnntntn nilfl Oil lilt? ''.-
Mini MV, J. W. L nitttnri. AIIbq VaIIIa wi mu lmii..v. -
-- - - "--..- , ftUM 1UltU
nro sponuing n fow weeks on tho
nay. Among tholr guosts wero Mr.
nild Mrs. Vnnnv. 1f nn. I M..o n !.
1 Johnson, Mr. and c! S. Dodco. Mm!
olsnor, Mrs. A. D. Trner. Mr.
u. j. v. umsiaci. aiiss NAiiin "" v,,u v""" : :. k
Montgomery. Miss Sn.nnr Mr n . which resulted In tlio excii
-- . --.-..v.t ( vu(-
by IlanUd. at tho Easter services of i,r"- Wslter Wilson and Mrs. C. H.
tho Knights Templar ut the Masonic Wn,tor-
Tomple. Mr. L. K. Ilalilngar will O
rrt.V'iV.'..r , '""" "ranlsr. The Christian Endoavor held
T-1.. n.,i .,... .1 I , . . .' ...... niu uiiiiniinu miiuuitvur ileal ii
nihJ . .. .' ' lr '" ,0 furnlBl' ,,,e very Intorostlng nnd instructive moot-i
ouicr music. i,, Him,i.. ,.i . ,i, ..... -
...n w........ uiw..,. iiv niu iiuiiiv I'll
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Wnltor. Sevoral l
talks were given tho young peoplo,
among tnem "Hnekwardneas of Nn-
rl,..,.i. i)..... , 1. ' "'" " iiiKwunia, n.v
nnnr v , i , " lltt nGr- Mr. Tlodgon. and "Suporstltlon In
, ...iV "",0,r vwA n nlor on i- Mr. Henry Illshop, illus-
ir " ' nil8lonnry work, which trativo of tho day'a missionary topic
vas followed by general discussion. A number of namos woro prosontod
A combined meeting of the Wom
en s Auxiliary nnd the 3lbteis of
llethaiiy was held at tho Kniconnl
If You Desire An
Elgin or Waltham Movement
Call in and See Our Stock
The Red Cross Jewelry Department
Watch Repairing Guaranteed
i
inior. Mrs. llnron, Mrs. Hodglns, Mr.
lirusciiKo and Hny Prltchard.
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Tuel'.e's orcr.ostrn will glvo au
otl'or of their dollghtful dances lu
liicunoir nan. North nend. Satur
day ulsht. April 20. Tho oroliestra
v'll be strengthened by the addition
of Mr. Hayes Howard and a good
floor committee wUl ndd to the soolnl
'ft at ures of the occasion.
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!, ,?,!lw.IAena Kruso ot Noi,t nond
loft last Saturday on tho Breakwater
for n two or three weeks' stay in
Portland with her sister, Mrs. Horthn
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On moonlight Tuesday ovonlng n
lollV CrOWll of Nnrlli rio.l ....
I - ". .im j uuiig jieu-
i nlo boardod n barge and woro towed
; by the launch Ramblor down to Jor
! dnn's Cove at tho nntuHim. !..
thoy spont several delightful hours
with gomos and dancing on the scow.
The night was lovely, and the young
poople enjoyod it to tho fullest ex-,
tent about the big bon-flro they built
on the beach. The "spread" that
followed was-by no means least on
port of tho choir last evening.
Tho High School !f North Ben
gnvo n picnic party at the sandti
last Saturday ovonlng, nuuJ l;,"
ty-flvo attending. Mr. nnd "
Grubbs nnd Mrs. AVooi'bury 11
as cliaporons of tho party.
Mrs. E. K. Jones will be bostes'
to tho Drldgo club Wednesday Apr"
17.
Miss Esther Silverman n M's'
Agnes Carponter are entertaining
P. Q. Sewing Club this afternoon .
tho homo of Mrs. Mary ' ..
a mom: v"
Nora
in South Mnrshflold.
guosts nre Misses amy ' "",T,,i
Tower, Frances Williams. "e
Powers. Ruth Allon, Adnee Pane .
Lilian Elmoro, Ruth Strlfller and i
oz Baldwin.
Wo are the EXCLUSIVE AOEVg
for tho Saturday Evening r""K.
tho Ladles' Homo Journal. BV
year each, nt Norton llansens.
12 PIECE cola GOLD CM. oT
87 "S nt rM Hnv Cash Store.
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