.   . .           fl " THE COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN FRIDAY APRIL! 1924 . ’     ~ PM man
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1  4  c e 0     .   . 9 .Bt£'LLE'TIN BOARDS? Classes April 14 83 Years A 0! .. ..... .... u. Me-:

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- '. ."li..:si-icopenrlioiueoizneoeuonawhom -pendint ""9 "°"“"""' events and happenings of atudentj9°“"- which was en ca n. Then followed a hard and ac-‘er: i.._-. Jenkins W543-4 feet Lot 951
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.' Hrzand In.J.P.H¢Baine, :iij.£nd   8:11:31‘) «,mn¢‘. stic anld lt‘).!:; lIldlC!‘01l'l; inaaihtic ;ndL:l!f-sacrificénghpi-esldent,factlve.hwlth Boone County finally ,,,.,’., ";1_ooo_ 
' ‘ ‘ ' Ira. S. I. , Mr. a rs.‘ :tha'r.va ions coor cmes. ere, 0 it - Pol}. an rec earn- triump ant with $117,921.70 against. Thornton w, Lyrics and wife to!
ILA. Collier. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.- “"""" _ . on uilily-painted placards an-‘est tc8c1I¢1‘8- W'11iNn W- 1‘1Ud50n.;Ca1lnWa)"s $96,000. This county p ‘d u g 11.’! I . Co. 51-2.:
. ' 7' c‘1’t' ‘”d ’h'‘' W‘ C'D"“°" hmDre'd.?d  J°n:_3h::";_hr:; noun lug‘ student functions and;George Hadley and William Vanithen was new. undeveloped and:p¢r:‘:¢3:t5 ,?e,u;_ ;'4h:,oo'.“ 2
‘do "5 ‘N1 "'1 5- E N°,‘t°v D" h", mg: rki inmghe fawn“ of j Tifilt beside .P<Btkt‘_I it licked _ 110- ‘poor. The people of the county had: ' 9
Vl¢B.Iiarrla of Fulton. Ilias Jesse th ‘J’°°" ‘J "3 , M J lmlo plea of notebook paper upon ; The actual attendance of thatigiven one-twentieth of their entire i
.u|'- ‘Dd 3°)'1\'80.. '3 emofi  M?‘ gnul ich, in crude handwriting, isfirst chaotic year of the school's;wealth to found the University and - . l
‘ ‘ ofiiaon. Mr. and. rat. John 13.}: "3' ""B".'i"‘ tit hon‘: scribbled the legend, “Boom andiexistence izz unknown. but a yearthe subscriptions equalled twenty.‘ G rd  o’
lsyk“ u" “"1 "'1' E‘ 5' ”°C‘°"' ‘  n . 2 5 Board." later. September 30. 1842. President‘three times the total amount of - a an 1
‘ glllld. Ind Misses  Hunt‘. "9" ‘ "°_'_’_______ 7 Th-2 bulletin boards are good ad-Lathrop. in his first report to the taxes collected in Boone County in .1 We have the most complete
1  l§‘tb§:ilr'll:n S’\V‘i!l‘l'iams‘r§‘::y. "'1 W~ 13- Edwards, 15 W'est vertiping medians and on them are Boord of Curators. said there werelL840. Charlie Burns, a Scotch well- ’§ stock of bulk and package

gs ‘ " ' 3;-nod“-,5-, left colmnhlg yutei-day I advutlaed things and events rang-_se\ent_\-four in the school. Two.dlgger gave 35 and Ed-.’ gull in Central Missouri.

Lawn Grass

Kentucky Blue Grass. lb. 45c
90c

to the sermons at the

Catholic Church

by the Rev. William V. Doyle of
St. Louis University on

   
    

   

 Hal-yAn!":ernwha':eeml°;::if°' ' ‘h‘’'''- V1351 with ‘relatives in from symphony concerts to pic of these were seniors. four ,iuniors,Iward Camplin who could neither .
f I ‘E: ' Winfield, Kan. Mrs. I-)lward's sis- _MlD¥_0f 111? P05‘??? 81‘? 9'81" 1'-°P‘h0m0N‘!‘-V find . eighteen read nor write gave $3.000. But-‘ .
te Miss Emma Greer, ll accom- yartistic in their design and har- freshmen in the Lnlversity. The more remarkable than this altruisoi 

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Ln" "055 305"?“ Ind 3.010013 -pony herliome next Wednesday. -many. while others are a iiielangc ‘~'1‘”"" mm in the old C°l“"lbia tic f:'1"1n8 was that not a cent of! *7 .
hwimlfl. 8.93 E1-‘1Wl!| 3508fl_ “,'111II_mfi.. —, —— gof ttling colors and clumsy orkCollege building which until re- the $117,921.70 was ever repudiated? E“‘,“'h«R"‘ lb’ 25‘   at 7330 D. m.
L. 1-‘. Marshall, Dudley Miller, l\en- Dr. W. G. Manly. Dean Walter 1c-arelessly drawn figures. cently stood on the corner of Sixth‘ Met Under Sugar Tree. 1 “‘h“‘ 37¢‘ lb‘ P
Onion otatoea

30“ Sl_¢Ph°n80n- -10110 Dlmcln. Fred vMiller and_ Miss Emma Cauthorn,’ one of the mo“ ,m.,cm., and, street opposite the place where the The first Board of Curators of .'
S. Wright, Henry Taylor. Frank left Columbia wgdncsday to attend in, .h,_. found on the bulletin boards Parker Memorial Hospiuy now isvthe Uh;\.c,.,m}’.. chosen by the Legih j
“"3" J? J‘; 3- T‘Yl°"- Cf’°P°" J8. mt-‘f-‘1-171K 91 ll"! Clflf-51¢31 AS5031?‘ “en; n ln;-go guy poster upon which} But the history of the schoohlature met in October in 1839 un-'1
uordrnd   h‘‘-C!‘f1- 90" "1 1-4‘»"“"K'l°“v 1*)‘ Th’? M" _was. painted in blue a scene of ‘a begllll 10112 befort‘. Many who vis-ider a large sugar tree on the site: f
fey Duh’ Shoo") V; -1%. °ut'\.°_' "'“"" M°"d“i:__ ship at sea. ln_contrast to this ls'll81II'-Pd the school and the help it selected for the University. which‘
’ . P‘ 3' 3" -°“’. W J D 1- C ‘ed i‘ is a square of bright red cardboard‘“'0U1d 0111018191)’ become to the was then practically in the wild
ton Arnnzton, John I-‘onstell. Joc~ M""~ ' ' '”".° 78 on upon which a black silhouette of a youth of Missouri never lived to woods After considerin two th ' '
Thornton. R. G. Scott, Jack James. ‘he W95‘ °{ he’ ’"5"”' Mrs’ Ben ‘r! in a -m suit im lorcs one see the fulfillment f th ' d " ‘h l R 0 er‘ :
Chmpbeu Alexander Funk Mfipd M. Anderson. 1301 Paris m,d_ M,.,._ :1-ft K) P ' _. M v I ‘ o eir reams. sites t e pace marked by the col-1 ‘
.js‘M-ord Come), Jr ‘Carl Famnim’ Dem was a delegate .0 we Dem0_.with outstretched arms, to Join any in politiciil battle was fought uliins was chosen. Plans for the .
C. B. Remus ‘Job; Pflim Hubfl_t"cmuc comwmion u Springfield. l“.  A. over the location of the buildings .L‘nl\'('l‘SIt}' building and a bid for — -r 7
: Mme,’ Joe Co'lh~m_ Du.“ G: platum —'— _ _ : A sign requesting the turnout and. many a caustic comment was its erection were accepted that day., ' f——
Rhymond oak Philip Pmum, R M Mrs. J. C, \\ aldron will entertain of ,1] those who an meld a pm}; provoked from the lips of skeptics So the‘ cornerstone of the first
Bhhemore w"L. Smith T0m'M;“_R' with ii luncheon on April 26 at the llnnotugceg gr)-outs for the mandolin as it became, as the years rolled building was laid July 4. 1840. with .
Thom“ Bzrker and “-imam Mafie}: Broadmorc Inn in honor of Miss !¢lnb_ ‘by. more and more ii most prob- Judge David Todd presiding and  S or 
. lick-n hlngsted of Stephens Lol-I on “ bulletin board in the “bran. able realization. James L. Minor of Jefferson City _

To Guie Foundm-’8 1920- h H jis la red placard upon which is T‘ l're-foundhation llistor). mnklnilt she address. I lnh thou stonei
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Members of the Theta Tau l-Zpsi. L"m;"?;r::‘:.2““.(f'dr::$::‘,'°£,e’:?’2 op oz!’ the card is the title which PC7111"! T018110" 10 -'uc<'v0dinlz 1"" "‘"“°“ °{ ‘he °“"‘l°"5- ""1

? 1°" 8010751)’ of Stephens College ;. the Conn"; Club in hUn’m. of Mn grings like the tinkle of silver teniplehevcnts. First. in the Northwest Ulllled SWWS 003% Of the Period.
;\|'lll give their annual founder's day‘ bell:-.: “Somewhere East of Suez." Ordinance of 1787, the United The 510"?» “'1‘l¢h “'05 1651 by the

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EASTER SUNDAY at 10 a. m. ' .

“If Better Seed Were Pro-
duced. We Would Have Them."

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3 gangs: ‘at 6:30 oclock tonight ii: nun r mum nee fOn the same ‘board lS.8 little brown States announced that “schools and 11"? "l .1392» 15 MW in the basement dinner there's nothing better than a lamb
 e anhel Eoone r"Ii':\'er:]l. Ophelia . Mrs; C‘. .-1. l)e\’C‘.l‘€llllX of Albany. .f('llt‘(.l upolilugiiclki arelilsted the-titles the means of education should for— "{§J9-"59 :11“11-h . , ,-on,’-1 or n wnolo bnkw nnn,__o,- noun 3,, sun.
FY0538! b In P‘ W C8 “In rograms .\. 3. came this afternoon to‘of seicra oo 8 tc ing of life in eier be encouraged. Following .o_ n are . 18-11 the cnosc_n “.5 Richards. hmb or 8 S“_in.s premium him.
.° °llf'3'°l1) 311391: will be used for 1.4- the guest of her daughter. Mrs. the Far East. Titles are redolent this policy a grant of two towii- P!'t'~"K10fl1 M'l'I\'0d to assume his A d f b H ‘ h If .d 1. Q T‘.
e"1¢°°T3U°1"‘~ Dawson Phelps, and Mr. Phclps,;witli the exotic splendor of the ships of land was made bv the dulle“ ‘"‘d in 3°"-’°"d3"¢‘¢‘ With 115! ' n .or ma II? ' 3 3 M e 0 kw‘ S
 The guests. will be: Mrs. ‘I'_ B, 71? Missouri avenue. Orient. “The Glow of Many Lari» United, States government to the "1°“'5- "'9 °“"31°"5 "d¢‘9m¢d it 87<- .P”’"‘"’"‘ taco" M." fl.'.wr.th.°sf' Easter.m°".h
i Gilbert of Duncan, Okla.. Mrs. T. L. B k (..",“""’8T9"‘R H. . h 'l¢l'f!5." "-‘Had Bl-Iddas." "The Sound newly created state of Missouri in 1’°d'-9"‘ 9"“ °°“"9°3 07 11153709110" mg eggs J95‘ ngml Swing Pmmmm '8
 Faudicc of Cairo. Ill.. Mrs. . . ' 9' ?h'_'_ "”“l' d ° 't"‘b‘5 ‘ §.of a Gong"—thesc titles suggesrlsgo "for the use of ,, ,.,u,,ihh,y should be opened in the old Columo the bacon with the "Wood:-'_\’ flavor. Streak
j Woodbury of Olathe. l{iln.. Mrs. Su- “;‘”°_"‘(f’ W” "\f"°'° ‘"‘ ‘f“’l';i°t "' ‘fnr camels and caravans. and the burn-of learning," bia College building. This in order °f 1"“ Md ”""~"‘1‘ °{ rm “"5 1°13 0‘ 30000055
;, san Mendenhall. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bl. ‘h""'F 1 _ 'h‘l,°‘;‘"j““ ° ” °"' ° ‘tug of fragrant incense that swirls; By an on of 1327, (tong,-o_.~,,. no. to prepare the students for the reg- in between.

i Wood, Miss Agnes Walker. Mrs. L._t ‘' ""‘”' °' ‘55' like the skirts of a dancer. thorized the selection of these "1‘" Uni‘-'crsit_\' classes, when the

E 1» *‘""‘- We 5-1» “’°'**¢°“» We-I Mn; Rowland T. Proctor and Miss The next: notice that catches ihelnnds. the creator part —or which "9" edifice should be completed
 F. A. Tandy and Mr. and bus. Roy Em, prhctoh puma, Ann,-tmontm eye bring-is Wandering thoughts were in Jackson County_ Law, and a Faculty of Arts fully or-
.‘ 1"‘" J°h'“°“- ro spending (115 lnolidnyg in lnde. .back from the Orient and in its the State Legislature sold most of ‘3“"l“‘ -"

. ‘stern warning emphasizes the trials these lands in accordance with 1“ 1343- ll‘??? "~'€'l‘8 (“'0 students
and tribulations of college life. It permission granted by an act of 1° “‘°°i"¢' W911‘ 5301191073 decree.

You can't afford ‘on this important occasion
to experiment with “untried" brands. Order

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 Miss-Temperance Stocker will be pmdem,e'
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  ’ ,..,, ...,,. RhM°',3'b:” -:;?.‘t§E?u~A_1‘:::ui(r’;";";'£:“ircads: _“Any student found guilt)’ Congress in 1831 and the 878.000 Rvbsfl L-. Todd. for twenty-five SM'ft's Premium and you are sure of the
3 Catching lluttc-rtliesH...H.‘.':l ls‘-.1. Faudrcc 0. rm ET’; " t°“thc cm tcr ;of.s_igmng a fictitious name in ob- invested in stock soon grew to 3'°“"‘ "W3" ‘ ""-""59" °1 the Board best ham and bacon on the market.
J View - . — - . . - . - - . . . . .. In-s Aron Walla “" "‘ °”"“ “W9 ‘ P ltalnlng llbrary books my] be 0,‘, ;w0'000_ of Curators. and Robert B. Todd. And for goodness sake don't forget the salad
, Vocal Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hln Jewel Barr 500*? 0" M33’ 9- xpelled from the University." This was the monev that o;-ig;,,-‘later a judge on the Louisiana Su- - ' -
. lulu:-fly ‘rim.  Illa: Su-an Icndenhall -——j--—--—_ 1 A v.. f th h t! _ “UV endowed the L,-_‘_ .,t_ Q chrome Cour, \-O. um“ 1872 we dressing. The test of the pudding may be
‘ 14!-3 Cycle? ..... .. Ilia Conieliu Trimblc “'5 “id Mr!“ ‘V R’ F—'"1"3" °{ H°1".. re‘ mo" 0 e .0 0 .,V."mmg' ~ ' , '3' er“ 5' "° . d 7 ‘ . ,, . N in the eating. but the success of a salad lies
.‘ ———— at-n are visiting Mr. Pinle)"s uncle-.! H-ve 3'0uleftans't1unz? us found it “as that not until the =*ch0°l"“’"“'" ‘T "‘!‘‘°‘’ ‘° "‘“’ “°"""‘"3' ' th d ' wn ll d n f ‘°Th
‘  D3/sart Circle J P Clint and Mrs Gant 101 Price Iin the card asking the Question. ‘Wis twenty-eight years old. did the "I 1'-‘“"""F-' ' m 0 r°ssmg' ‘C ° 5°" pm N’ W’
'9 ' ‘ ' ' ’ ‘u . - ~ - -- . ~ - - , --———¢ sand Island" or “Mayonnaisc?" In either
_ avenue. 4 Are _\bu mlsslng somethjngf [g state begin to contribute to its . .

W. C. T. U., Entertams. .__.___._. iis a subtle appeal to the human support—-both because of the grants ""° ‘° O"°"‘°¢‘_B0l1¢l|l'Ix. case, ask for Blue Ribbon brand.
' Yellow jonquils and yellow can. Assembly will be held at‘ the Bu-nit of getting something for of the national government and the Mrs‘ Eugen" 1‘ S"‘}‘h- ‘'7 w"51°"-
1 .11., wag nun no decorations ,DlItll(‘l Boone Tavern from 9 till 12 'noilnng_ upon fug-they perusal, generous self-sacrifice of Boone M"'_ °'""° t° C°l"f“l"“ -"°5“"d‘3' W _ ' , ‘
f throughout the house at the recon- o'clock tonight. ‘however. is revealed the fact that County. . ‘look after th("d(‘l.Ills of the home she PHONE "TWO SEVEN OH"
5 tion Sivan by the Madge Dysart the fiardhannounccs a special Phase Located in 1839. 1::‘iuh:):".m Cb?"  gfark mu] dsh"
‘; Circle of the W. C. T. U. from 3 of c urc services. , In February. l839 the legislature A ‘.m ° um "‘ 9' “‘'°"' ‘W’
7“ till 5 o'clock this afternoon at the   " A continuous stream of students Ptlssed two acts for the establish-l and “hue he“ 5'": 3"" 1” ‘flu’ hf”
'. home of Mrs. S. C. Pancoast, 1117 , passes b_v the bulletin boards. Some "“’"‘ ""1 1°°“u°" °{ “ U"l"°"’5il."-1' l.m)thcr' Mrs. “ ' Sum“ Hm
_’ Universitylavenue. L. P. Stephens of Columbia went my ho huemioh; othcn shop. read The first was the original Gcyo;-{’".°°‘ ""1 C°"19&' 8\’¢‘flU¢-
 Those who assisted Mrs. Pancoiuzt to Centralia today on a business trip. nnd pus an Act which provided that thel _._____i_ _ ”’  °
2‘ were: lira. DR Scott. Mrs. Walter W. R. Silver returned to his home It - ch dd d d“. h school should be tho hand of h
It §all‘;iig;r.'Mra.MW.  tfilrs. in] Elentraliac ltodaby after visiting lune‘; a;d°im;anns titsergifssigit. elaborated slisitem of public educlilv For the B951’ in

. . asey. rs. . '. worn. reaives in oum la. .A d . t - , - tlon. mo eei after the \" ' ' ‘

i Mrs. Carrie Miller, Mrs. Leland Mrs. Roy Turner returned to her m:dc fintimgaiien), ::;-.h:;;5_mm are Plan, consistintr of a uni\"lr:fs‘i't::. SHOE REPAIR

Heflin.Mrs. R. G. Harper. Mrs. G. home at Browns Station today. She; _ ' Sch“, ._ This M. W R . _ Sgnvlcg

. .. . . . . . . . « ~ The uni e and most unusual la ‘‘ t°° °“"‘ v
W. McGavock. Miss \irginis Miller has been visiting Mrs. Albert $mll.li.lc‘rd d h h_ h _ 9 ‘ broug and {our _\-(.a,...,. law, h W”-_
and Miss-Mary Punk. ' - Mrs. E. Sydney Stephens started b;b‘,:',t _ e we dw "6 m all‘8Clt(l(‘mlcS, colleges and disum. S69 Us
Tbeladies who assisted in the din- this morning to visit Mrs. Ashley;:": t‘h‘ 3- W‘? "tf"m 3" h9°d9d modm¢.d_ i _ fl-—---..._
int room were: Mrs. Mattie Bus- Gray of St. Louis. sister of Mr. Ste-g rm  ‘TU ° 9 °l1’“}T5 W88; Jan,“ S_ Rom” the ..fmhm_ of A‘
well. Mrs. Marvin '1'. Raw. Mrs. R. pnens. 1?‘ '“.'° ’‘''°’‘ “"1 “P°" ""1'“°" “'3' the U"... . -  . ° _ h 1 . Leg of Lamb Rolled Lamb Shoulder Lamb Stew
‘ __ _ , ,,n5c,.,h,;.d h mess‘ 9 h bl . Olsll). introduced the scc- 24 S. Ninth
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A. Seaton. Mrs. George Troxcll. .lr.~. J. D. hhitc of St. uisl t _ _ _ ,°hd hm Much pm sad ‘ M L. .‘ , , . .
r . . (~ - h-, ,,,.,,,,i,, hm... , visihgreen. It was written in Chinese. . . .90 o _l t u_ l rcmium Regular Hams. 25¢ lb. Premium Skinned Ham, 28c lb. .
Mrs. VA. K. Bayless, Mrs. P. W. -olumbia t i g . . _______,_____ aux central counties offer bid: of 
33”’ :";'_R' L‘ C“‘°b°" ‘“d M” E"? }‘{°‘;d"‘°”'" ’" ‘M h°"‘° °f Turner Paving Pi-caresses. ‘1‘"‘d ‘W1 money. and the one Swift's Premium Bacon—Whole or Half Side, per lb. 34c.
rte. e H_________ CC" “0(~:?s.t traffic mhhhgfl. for: The p3"i"g :11 Tursli-?T lV'¢"fllJ€ is g _ ‘   ’
- v- - “' I ’ . lrroirressing. are. an one.h;]{' —— i" *  -- .- -. .- .-  _ .-.____-.._.__-_. .. ..--._--.  .  , __--. .___--. .-
R3°¢Pt10" ("V971 171 "‘° ”°""’ Gm" C°- "‘ """“‘1..l the curb has been laid and um"

City. is in Columbia visiting his par-'
H 0'10?‘ Of D9l€.9at€’8- Mr. and Mrs. . Cris .

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..3:.: .‘.’.:;=.***’-‘.  1.. :3...  we   2» manned.
reeclltian from 4 until 6 o'clock yes. "““*“—-"" ' imu"-n thmy dws ‘f the w°‘1'h°"
. herds afternoon at the Bible Col- W» C 7- U» w°'’1‘¢‘|' 10 R°¢1'¢P0|‘l-.pemms' ’

 

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, lege in honor of the delegates to the Mm 0. C. Ireland of Kansas City. . . - . -
Inegfint of am Ppe5bmfi.n Aux. who has been visiting Mrs. W. P. t‘———----—--
mu-5», 1-*1-land, of tho dolognte, .nd,Dysart. 1410 East Broadway. since; BOW .Y‘2léR LAWN NOW
can lie lb.

-—The House of Fashion-

inenibeis of the church were guests. jsaturd-y. went to Rocheport rem;-3 _ - ' :
pmgngn oonniogod of piano «day. Mrs. Ireland was in Columbia: "‘  ‘V’ ' , , o g
. solos by hliaa Ruth and Miss Ridgc- ~ In _th«_- Interest of the , W°m°n's. nus sun area;
by : =~-—«--~ 8 me 0 oose our aster ress
’ I11. I radio: by Miss Vir-,4 ,,_ _*, .___ g g__ A I E
(1313 H3“ °’ C1“'1“l‘" C°11°K¢ Ind K-:—} ‘mum  “fl 'r“""" 3 3 599013 88l.8l" offering We have secured a jjmited numbe f I d - (W .
vocal I b ‘ii’ in « Al‘ 3 1 1 I d . ' _ r o sampe resses to be sold at_a reduction of_ 25... These dresses will
a loo 3' In an Ice ————.. Je pace on sale Saturday. Included are all the faxored spring shades and materials. They come in a great variety of styles. Regardless «

'Weatcott.; A Refreshment were - . . ,
Jewed. s    of whether ,\ou have selected }our Easter frock you should see these dresses.
W‘”'E"‘9"“"" "1 We Sell the Best for Less and Deliver the Goods .
Honor of Guests. _ , _ l
1‘ ~ ' . 1 FW311 8U‘l"~‘1X'm¢s. pints 36¢: 3 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 31
Miss Eleanor lloblitaclle and Ram”, Beam), ‘Pyle’ lb  ‘
|   of St. Louis ‘re. Jonath‘ I  u . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l0(' .

! the (Beats of their aunt. llrs. Hart)‘. 3 n ‘pp cs’ ‘ ' ' ' ’ ’ ' ' ‘ ‘ ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' -- 3 1°3¢ 1

’, 8. Bill,   phce.  ananaa. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..8 1-36

F.“ um Bm will chheruih wihh h Fresh tomatoes. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..30c

Iugghgon tomofpoy for fligg Hob. OFIFIRBS, d0l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..30C and 35¢
litaelle. rile guests will be: Miss Our Wonder Sugar Cured Hams. lb. ............... .. 1 ->0.
Mary Conley. Miss Helen Conley,‘ Our Wonder 8 ga Curd b kt baoo 

Junior Stephens. Philip Viles, Sonny ' yo,-mom m,hupo:.u,,_.,' pact’. 35?} bu "1 lb. ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "221?

_  ‘xdrgl 3- J°l"""‘°“° ‘ho °{ FL I New potatoes, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . - ‘ . . O . . . . . ojugff

. m . . . . ‘X0. 2 Smwku ‘ per cm  . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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Prof. and Mrs. Henry D. Hooker. 5 -\0- 1 Hawaiian pineapple. per can. 25¢; per doz. . . . . . . ..s2.5o

Jr.. W111 503" C°1“m1>iI t0m0l'?:I" 22-lb..Brooni. 4-stitch. each  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50¢

and will be gone about two wee s. f Mon nick d hath , ' '. ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ '

A ;Pi-otesaog l(l_ooller will go tofiV\'nh;‘ - Good blended” eofnftf. lb.  etc . . . . . . . ' ' . . '  ' ' ' ' ' 

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of-the Amerleancheiiiical Society-.,, b E03130 tea. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

‘llrs.BaobarwlllvisitinPittabui-gh‘ H¢0¢oa..l.10c;3lba.for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..25c

‘. ad from there will 80 to Gnossc Ile. ‘ “'0'” 033111)‘ ¢V'IP°Tfl»0d milk. large. 2 for . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .25c

 she will be the guest; ‘ _ ‘ 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

’ '0! her mother and ittaill the _wed-. 3011011 00“. fresh Stock. lb. 5c. 6‘ lbs. for . . . . . . . ...' 25¢
am of her sister, mu Winifred Steel cut oats. lb. ....  ...........  ...... " 5. .
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