The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 15, 1928, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
Saturday, September 15, 1928.
Mis.'Joyce Kirk entertained with
a I'aity. ori Saturday evening, Aug.
- 8th. in honor of Mrs. Carrie Franklin-CrijHn,
of New York City; Mr.
Sullivan. <?f Laurens, S. C.; and Mrs.
Lrrrin?Hunting, of Princeton,?N. J.
A pleasant evening w'as enjoyed by
throughout the evening. After which
a delicious course of shrimp salad,
followed by a sweet course was servod
by the hostess. Those present
nvere Mr." and Mrs. Irviiy Davenport,
Mrs. Anie Raw Is, Mrs. Nellie D. Ruff,
Mr^. A. W. Conyers, Miss Viola Wash
ingtnn, Mr. J)avid Hallman and Mrs,
Anterletha Nichols:
* ''.All's. Sallle Lane has returned to
"the .city^fier a pleasant visit in'New
berry. . . . * '
MisS Edith Wicker of Little Mountain^
arrived in the oity to attend
school ?t Booker Washington school,
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?Mrs, Julia Chavis left the city Monday
for West Balm Beach Fla., where
she .goes attend the funeral of her
*4^*stm-ih-law. Mr. Alexander Williams
??7"Mr, Williams was the husband of Mrs.
~A!ire t'ayrutfi-W.iiliams of this .city.
Since their marriage,.they have been
lAine in West Balm BCach, Fla. The
mily has the sympathy of their
many, friends.
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Mrs. II. W. Beachum is the guest
ef Bevy and Mrs. S. Smith at BlacTcs".7.~"diiiTg,7SJ't
v." r.^. .^
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dr<ji <>f Jacksonvlle, Fla., returned
in their home last Sundav after a
very pleasant week spent at the horpe
<>f her parents -Rev. and MrsCP. F
Wat son oiv .Marion street.
, . .Miss P.-^tiline L. Watson left last
' Wednesday for Hampton Institute,
Vn.. to take a higher course in Home
Keonomies.
.Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pjnkerton, Mr.
John Crinv and Miss Bertell Williams
iof-Augusta. Ga.t spent'last Sunday
at Chevy Chase Country Club.
Mr. T. II. Pinekney returned from
? ~Si.ro\eport. La., where Re attended
the meeting of the National Convention..
lie reports a very pleasant trip
and 'announces his marriage to Mrs.
A. P. Williams in Apgust, 1928,
Mr. Isevi Brown of' Georgetown
speftt a few. hours in the city Wednesday
with Miss Josephine White on
Brayton. Ave.
Profs. W. A. Boss, of Winnsboro and
Prof... C. (). Mcintosh of Johnston
11 in tin1 Hly this week on business
Prof. Cnrdrow A. Perrin, of Charlost
oli, was in t'he city Wednesday.
" Prof. Perrin goes to Tampa, Fla.,
.-'ini -where he-will be c'onected with
_^_~:tho._ Business -mahagement of The
Tampa Bulletin, the lading Negro
.io.umivl in Florida. Wo wish him
much siuti-ess *1n "\he ..Fourth Estate.
Miss Alma Bell, of 2216 Washington
street, whn has been confinde to her
t'r"m for t-hb past six weeks, is improving
to the delight of her mahy
friends.
.Misses Eloise Bailey and Rebecca
Montcith reeent graduates of Booker
Washington High school left Wednes
t day afternoon for Hampton Institute.
" We- hope for"them a successful term.
k TBI BITE TO HUSBAND AND
? 7 FATHER. ?
A r.
Mr. Wade P. Parity Died Sept. 12, '25.
TTwVh but yesterday it seems,
Vvhbri to us you bid us tfarewell.
Your work on earth was done we
.. know*. . 1
lUit remeilihor^ do we yet,- your loving:
oarer"' ;
Father though you're gone,
Your deeds still live
Around our fy;esidei_
" We're still together as you wished
Where love and peace abide. ? ?.
IWe
loved you much dear father,
But 'twas Qod who loved you most,
But. ah! we miss you so.
MRS. NANCY PARIS, Wife,
Daughters and Sons.
. i. mmwm. i ?t jiui
NOTICE!
i ,
There will be a Ben Bess Meeting
Monday night Sept. 17, at 8 o'clock
. sharn. All friends and well wishers
.are invited to come and bring an offering.
The meeting \vill be held
at 2nd Nazareth Baptist church, corner
Elrhwood Ave. and Heidt StSf
KEY. It. M. MYERS, Pastor.:
* . . A CORRECTION.
We wish to correct the error made
in ?he Ad for The Hole In The Wall
' Shoe"*Store in our last week's issue.
The price's are $2,05 and $3.95?insieud
| of $2.95 and $3.92.
- WANTED?To buy one share in S.
(*! Colored State Pair. Write ITox
' 92, piTlonfS. C.'- ' ,'L
NOTICE!
All graduates and former students
fTJf AlltftV* Unlvdft'sity are ""requestc3
'.To mqet at Bethel A. M. E. church.
Monday night, Sept. 17, at 8:00 o'
' clock sharp. Business of vital im^
portance to ho discussed. Conic on
mm?. will utljourn oil timwr
j: m. woodkerry p.-..q,
MISS J. G. KENNEDY, Sec'y.
NOTICE.
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The Baptist City Union will meet
Monday Sept. 17, at the home of the
President, DID Green St The mem
hers are asked to be present. Visitors
i ire welcome.
4 ?f C. L. SIMS, Reporter.
! BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT.
't
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mr Daniels are
receiving the hearty congratulations
i~j of their many friends iipnn-*-the arrit
val ot a little daughter Monday morn
ins, at their home on Way he St.
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-BOOZER CHAPEL NOTES.
Last week was. a ba<l week"' for
meeting, and yet the meeting at Boozer
Chapel Baptist church was a success.
The nreachee failed tn i-nmo
1 and .Rev. : A. I.. in pram did His own
preaching. The spirtual lire was
' burning: each nipht, until sinners
i couldn't' sit still. Eleven confessed
HTesus and was baptized. Rev., Mrsi
P. A. Ingram spent the week" with
* !?= and played her part in the nieet1
iiipr. We. pray that buv church will
continue to arrow. '
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(iRANITEViLLE NEWS.. 7"
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,! Rev-, and Mrs. J. \V. Miles have, re-:
turned from .their trip North. They
j were the truests of their two daughters
Mrs. Theory Holland and Mrs.
LeOna Owens in the city of Washington,
D. C., while in the city they visited
o1,he'r relatives and friends. They
1 were treated very hospitably. Reaving
Washington they stopped in Philadelphia
where they-were most cordially
welcomed by friends and rela-1
i tives. They report a delightful stay
I in this city also. Their next stop was
n New York. They visited many
friends and relat ive's?hero?also and
" SUllie Uf Llie llll'ITi' huililincrc
I Rev. Miles beng the noted pastor
-Lo#?Ceiuiul?BaptkT church o? Aiken
1 had the opportunity to deliver several
sermons in New York. They returned
home last w?ek.
The Mt. Zion Afl. M. It. Missionary
meeting was nicely entertained by
Mrs. L. M." William*?, In the rheeting
Miss Florerrce-\Vatson_j*ead an inTer-esting
paper, solo "I am saved," was
sung by Mjiss Mattie Morris and some
; very', encouraging -remarks were .spoken
by others. ~-v' .
We were very proud to have with
us on last Sunday morning at Sunday
school The superintendent of the
Bethlehem Baptist Sunday school Mr.
Charlie Whitlock, by whom a short
talk was given on the strengthening
of the Sunday school. . '
We were also delighted to have with
us, one who has once been a member
and a faithful worker in the church
and Sunday school-and have her sugr
gest some' nf her plans by which we
can all strengthen our . treasuries,
Mts. Alice Blalock.
. We are glad tn havo .-sister Colin
Enlow out with us again, after being
severely ill, The
pastor of Mt. Zion Rev. Stev nson
has -been very ill but, we are
jlad to know thaf hf is able to be up.
The Mission will be entertained by
Mrs. Emmie Morris on next Thursday
night.
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| Chevy Chase Coun- |
I try Cliih |
Y Open for Engagements for ParX
ties, Picnics, Dances and Outings X
For information, Phone 7916 ?Y
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*t* MRS. M. L. KINO, Proprietress
\ or Wm. J. TAYLOR. Mgr., ^
| Phone 3793. '*
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Kliliij? II :
THE PALMI
AiTtTST-son News
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c. : ,
Miss I.ydia Cowan of A u trust a. (!a.,
is visit inir relatives and friends hero
Mrs. Rosa Martin spoilt the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Neyery Jones.
Miss A. C. Johnson and Mr. W. I.
Peek have .returned from. Chicago.
They report ti very pleasant Trip.
Mrs. L.i C. Jenkins who has been
spending awhile in Asheville has returned
home. ' \
Mr. Robert (iolphin of Philadelphia
's visiting friends here. - .
Mr. Karl Carter left Wednesday
'or Allen University,. Mr. Carter was
n the train that was wrecked, hut
ve bre glad That he Is sale in i olYinv
?ia and was not,hurt. ' '
Mrs. Kssio Williams and Miss Zoic
-DuHose are visiting their mother
iome in' Atlanta.
Mrs. Jennie Kllison who has beer
T isjtinjr her son-in-law and daughtci
" ui'hed home.
Miss Mnwtrie Butler arrived Sun"ay
to take up her work in the Reed
Street'school.
Mrs. Ruth iieoil :m.l < !) i lit ri'M
i day last week with**her sistW-~M"vs~
). E. Johnson.
The schools of the city opened Mon':iN^i?oininu_witii
a ikrire-uttendanee,
The city graded schools faculties are
ut follows:- . ' .
Kecd Street lliuh School
Prof. S.- C\ Perry, principal;' Mrs
C. Perry. Miss Katie Anderson
Miss Ella, Parkhurst, High ? School
eaehers: Miss Ethel Collier; Domestic
^dienee; Mrs. M. V. Marion. 7th jrradi
Mrs.-B. I,;. Davis. jilh, a't'iuleT" Mi s
'.ulaCrawford 5th grade; Miss Genr?ei
Sullivan, -Itli. h'i tide; Miss l.ndlln
'liirkscales, 11 r dtirade; Mi's. C. J,
'eek.'^nd ffrade* .Mis^ Majrtrie. Butler
st grade, Adv., Miss Josephine Ruter.
1st grade; Miss Mozelle Johnson
'st .jtradc.'' . : J .-.
South Kant St root School
P.roT. W. A. Griffin, principal; Miss
Anna >(iai'i is(ni. 7th-- trrarlr; , Mrs. OUi
\dper, . <?th grade; Mrs-. R. E. As
r.v, 5th* grade; Mrs. '/. V. A, Wil
"'iims, -1th grade; Miss Francos-J.pno>
''rd grade'; Miss Johnnye Adgeri 2nd
trade* Miss Virginia Watkins,.. 1st
rade, Adv.; Mrs. Mota Johnson, 1st
erratic. .. ..
North Anderson School.
Miss Rel>eeeu l^iompsortf jft-incipal;
.Miss .Hnnha Mack, assistant prinei
ml. -.
"Mr. -I.oo Williams died Saturday
ight after -an illness lasting quite
iwhile. The family has <?nr sympnhy.
----Rev.
S. C. Campbell returned Satirelay
fmin Louisville, Ky., where he
itteiuled?the -N-gtionrrl?Baptist?Conen
t ion.. J_
We are ex-pectlnpf Rev. A. W. Brown
if Richmond, Ya., to conduct our fall
evival. The meeting will begin the
'tli ftumlny in September. Rev.. Brown
vilJ lie here. KVovy'one is invited t<i
ttentl these services.
Rev. II.' ('. Anderson attended the
yatiniiul D.t111 isl ('oilVehtIon'. 111 l.ouis ille,
Ky. .
Miss A. C. Johnson left Monday
light for Tiiskegee. Miss Johnson is
,nstructor inWriting and Drawing at
luskegee;
: Mis.?Annie .Martin is 'spending ..a
cw.days in ^tlunta;.Ga.
Quite a crowds attended .services, at
Thompson "Centennial ,M. K. . t|hiif;oh
' SiMwiay morning. Several visitors
vere present from the -various ch me lies
of the city.
Mr. John Ricks of Knoxville, Tenn.
s. spending .-a few days" in the city
. vitli relatives' and friends. Mr. Ricks
s an old AnedrAohian and many are
he warm handshakes he's receiving
froni both his colored and white
friends. _
Mrs. Loualtria Owens of Greensoro,
N. C., is visiting her. mother,
Mrs. Mollie Anderson.
Miss Zoic DuBose of Atlanta, XJa.,
is spending her vacation with her
I mother, Mrs. Lula DuBose.
Rev. \V, ft. Thompson of Greenville,
was a ITusTrmjBSusTtor to the
ity Thursday. 9*
U'f> U'nlnnmn 1a a"**
.. w V .VW...W Vtwjr.
'Jo is a re|U' tho National
Benotffl^fjfli^^uranee'Co, Wo
wish for Mr.^Javis an ahundanco of
?3 # 1
success in' his choSOn line pf work.
Dr. J. C. Anderson .was a visitor
| n- Seneca Monday, while there he
spent the time very pleasantly with
his friends Mr. W.-D. Addison and Dr.
I J. C. Thomas.
We are very glad to report that
Mrs. R. S. Jackson is able to .be.out.
again to the delight of her many
friends.
Miss Hnttie Williamson has returnjed.
home after,.a-delightful visit to
Miss Josephine Butler spent the day
(>n. Due West last Thursday as the
uest of her cousim
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STTO LEADER
Sumter News
Messrs. Raw re Ace RiyCrs, Carl Rob- <
i-i ts and Alphonos Spears. Jr.. are at (
home from Hampton Institute spend- J
ing a few days with parents, ci
. Miss Olive. F.dmojia Garner, left 1
Monday for Reaver Falls, Pa., to re*sutne
her studies^.at Qen'eya "College. e
i' Mrs, Julia Alston1 and neice Miss \
F.va Holmes of Florence was visitors f
of .Mrs. J. R. Kick and daughter Miss .>
.* O. K. .Garner.1*'- ' ,?i
Miss Ruby. Balls entertained a mini
ber. .-of- her friends at a Back Porch i
i Rt ihkPast Pjjj'ty on Sept'. .'5rd. J
i Mr. Win. A Stokes of New York _v
t'lfy spent several days iri the city s
as tVio gHost of Miss Carrie E. Shnler _
' Miss Frances E. I.awson left Tues- \
. day nun nine for Renbdirt f'nlli -i
' -Mlii. Hettie .Hingle left Monday 1
Sept. Jrd for New Yprk City. I
i Mr. and Mrs. Marion Paterson have
* returned to therr home?from New 1
York- Citv. ; ' ' 1 ! I
Mrs. S. Atkinson and family have (
. returned to their home.. They .were- .
I spending the summer in Asheville, I
N*. C.,_t0 the deljght of'their many 1
friends. ? i
MisS Rlondell Phristie is thfa hnmn _
guest of Miss Mahurley Miller. 1
l{ev. L. W. Williams js, at home a
v Prof. A. W. Williams, the son of ,
Rev. I. W. Williams, is "visiting his t
-^-parents on Washington St.
( I.KVl.l.AM), OHIO NEWS.
r! Mr. Artemtis Washington was callled
to ' Ruflin,' S. C\, t() the bedside of
' his sick mother. \ |
Miss Alice lioud, Harlem hospital*, r
Xew York is spending her vacation '
u it h her parehts on E. S'Jth Stn |_t
i .Miss Jessie Hammond was. highly ?r
i entertained with a party last Tues- j
!ay~night. given by her sisters. They (<
enjoyed games, dancing and a deli- \
. eious coiirSe/
The last dance of the season at (
f.iino ...:i? l.~ . ~:i m.. ? 1
I ........ ...r ?m in- jjivcn jtuesuay
j bight, Sept. tth. |
It isquite a treat to have Mr. J. >
; E. Cooper back on. the choir. -Every- 1
i Uody enjoys "his voiee. t
Mrs,. Clementine. Williams Hackett ,<
| s spending some time in Pittsburg. *
!> . .Mrs. Lueile David and son, Mr. and
I ' Mrs. D. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. I
las. David motored .to. Buffalo, Nia
u'ara Falls, Toronto, Canada .for La.
or Day and before, they return will
spend some time in Detroit, Mich.
Tr. and Mrs. J. E. Cooper," Miss t
j Jessie lla+ymond and Mr. Albert Gor- j
j.don motored to Akron Labor Day. t
j They reported a delightful trip. t
i Mrs. Irene Kenner is spending her ?
! \iu-ation" in Detroit, Mich, * r
j POINSETTAS SCHOOL OPENING l
"j DANC E TO BE GAY AFFAIR. |
' One of the loveliest dances of the I
| week will .be the opening Poinsettas I
1 which w i j I take place Friday even ing- -v
| in the Odd Follows Academy. This 1
event will be 0f particular interest""}
in the College Debutante sets/ as are a
all of the Poinsettas. - /
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! As this is probably the last dance' v
;' before-many of the young'people re-' e
: ttl.l'n to College, If Will he lately
,'tended.. Chaperons will be present. *(
~I '1 he Ajax ueLuxe Orchestra is sche ?
duled to play for the oecassion. '\
? noti
-The StateMissionary Convention of tl
vi nven.es fjept. 27-28. 1SI28. Anderson, S
m pi. ^?>. S:U(j I'. MI'm- tlu> I.oral' l'n
RT.RKY. J Oil
J, MRS. R. C. CI
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other Merchandise
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Mrs. Majrtfie K. Bethea, has returreli
*<l froti} a very pleasant V?*i|?. t(, her ^
lauirhter Mrs. Ml- 11 ii Hmadnas M \
^sheville, N. (*. She ami Jiietfe icraiel, '
laughter I.Jorothy Louise \\"oo<lbcn> ...
eportct) -a- lowly 'rip. ..
Mesijunies K. k. AIstpri. II. 1. Kber-- ??
fCI\ Allie M. -Wilson ;ah'l Mi-- Alice 1*1
'. I'ajrc 'attended the .Northeast ( 'on *?*
ereiuo Branch 'nf.: the W \ 1L & I Y
.li.ssionary Society which coi>\'e|ie<i v
f\h.aHcs. Any. iilKJU:. !j!
,Miss Baehael Bethey. after spend- X
ny her vpeatipn jn/. ho mountains of y
xorth Carolina retnrnc-d "home lit-'. *>
reek verv- mneh .-re? reshc.l f.a-?hr: . chou!
work. '
?1 * 1?1IV ami ,M 11,?II. U . Ik. 11 in
vei l- in t|u-.eit y'a' lyw ilays . a'i" r :
lltcrest 34+e I'll fillet In I.e.1 11'
iVlfrtr here "tlley wereathe y t< ~ ~
t('V. ami M rs. I. .11. Alkt'oii; 0 '
Messrs.. 1. I'. IteVini and Ilannihal
'dnrlyor?in .emu pnny vji'h Mi -. 1I.--R
'Harfym?mrmtrdryr-jtrv tffP.-WltlP ft
Vw ihiys :^y<>.' .
'Miss f.'lyiisiiiie -UnPin-on \yh<> has -"J
rcn visiting-relative- ami friends in ~
tVashinyton. I). C. ami.New Vlrk Oil
nut . ret ii pi 11 i. j rr-'
Mrr. H. '1'. M nn:on i- . i i1 i 1! Mi .
H. Bovveh*.'.
Mrs. Kstelle Ivinaimel anil ehililn h
mve returned t?? .Newport?N;u\Vv \':i ?:
ifte.r spi'tuliny a. rmmifv with lier ni her
Mis. Boxamia '('amlin. I'rof.
J. A. Ilolnia'n, principal . f
tie 'DPlforl (,'yunty Training, sclu^j
pent the week-end here on business.
or the srhool. '
'1 he marriage'of Mr. Walker Smith <
1 Miss--Bessie Covington. of M|iXp'ii.
\. < was quite' a surprise las* \\Y i
icsdav. ,
Mrs. K. H; Bowcn and little rt.i'tnrW
er are iininu liiirlv. lYot' H..weV '.
ill smiles-.. ; .
Messrs. I>avid llethent'and Herbert.
iuileS left for ..\lleri Cnivi'i^iyt la t
ve'ek. . . w"
Miss T?i?sa FjadireV will , leave :
.'olumhia the-1'Jth t() resume her \york
it Allen 1 *-niver*it-vv--* ' " *r
Key. I. H.^A-KYq^l) < - het/un -fe\i;al
mey^injr at Weston Chapel A. .\J.
Y rnllTeh. .. He . lucaehoi! 1 w11 very
qui*stirriiijr sermons Sunday. . Tin*
Hltldok - bids sueeess. llev. Alston iloir.jr
splendul work ah Weston.
Miss Ax.alee WhHe i-' \:.i<it iyy. Mrs. '
1. 15. Fladtrer. . .
(ON\i \y M;\\ S. . 'J
Se.hoftl is.v1i?iljlinjr the ri titer.nl' atraetion
this; month. 'Conway biij s\
liui s''"is are ..-losing. no tunc in en- j
ovinjr seine <d' the largest in the r?<>'unry.
Many'going .to high" sa-TTnaJs. iV.' _
thcr cities while- u ivpreseiitntu e ^
itiniher .will ire. to coil one..
Carolina Pya?te. why h: s. ,r?vvnt-lis
.? Ii1111nt'I ill New Ci'y ent.
"tvidn niiiverVi'ty. " Alack Williai:
i'1't last week VnF~Tuskdgee.. Waynnei
ohnson and Miss , Ktln l Womlh.Qry'
ettt-leavo on 111,. _!l'h i Stale I ' "~
rge. James ' Ji11an! ( laioiv o
IcKae will leave"Kh'.ir-d .y f? r I low ;
,rd high sell'" d Cer.rgetow n and M i? <
tlilies Rohinson. will enter Allen urii-?
ersit.v. while Miss Phyllis McPhai.l
liters Morris < ullcge. "*
1 he AV iiitteioere .. "1 l :iii: 1 nSe.h
Ij.cn- hoc ,.n t li.. ? !: h n '1, . . 1- 1 - . .
lition to the faculty._M.r; Parker'pa-is.
A. B., .jVoni Slate College,
CE.
ie A. M. K. Church of South t*14r??1 r:;
i; C. Please lie present.the night f
(gram.
IN Ill'RST. -Bishop. V
IAPPELI.H, State Preside,I'd. ' , ? - "
1AK, Secretary. ;
KjUVKOKH. PaM-.r.
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day and Saturday %
scount on a1l"Chi- 4 I(
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except Goods %. c
i Builders Supplies. X
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PAGE SEVEN
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lampton Am*.. \\vi11 ? eiei-trii* "
M'hts; luimiii'j* wfifer ami basement.
tj^I'ly at Oh* I'ulmetto I.eaiiert J?
,ss>']iit>!'y St-reet,' iMione -ir>2'>.
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Broadway Dairy
a Lunch ' < ; J v
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eoiiie in. . I'liire li.i &
I;:eiies ami (ieiils.'. ,
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Scalp and Hair 'IVvalinenl
lVrsonal Apply to -' '...
MISS F-vn.NII: (aniiHs ?'.
Nelson Beauty Parlori;ji;?
w in; \ i .sTU'i:i-"i
Hiiir l>n .* inn. .Alanaeni'in^. :
4UKsa^n??y- -
MRS. ! 11.1,1 VN I,VKi:s
, J/<>r* Ai>|)oin(s I Miotic
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PIANOS I
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? ... . \.\t intnyt* |'i n nil "HiT * ;. !
ciiVl(>a(l,ol' Pianos.
upood piano al special price
"il' ai t al ?nu'? .?r..ii\ :;i:
tonus availaMv. ' .' ' * ' "
.Malone's .Music liou-t* >1128'
Main St., -1'limit*al! 10
THE KVAN'S IIAIU
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