The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, February 20, 1923, Image 3

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TUESDAY, FEtftUAHY Mf IK,
fragrant „ard£&1fib!ha6 Jr fre^KlO ttU.f (Ml L<fc 3■«»
fern, BurrouncXeU by four small silver ! General hospital where he wan <>l»-
utm of the name, flower*. eraled on Friday mornin* for appen-
Mrs. Hollins Sanaett. slater of the I dlcltla.
hoKteiut, poured coffee.
Mrs. Holiest* n was ’gowned In
henna lace.
Those present were Mrs. Haden
Jones, Mrs. I'hll Gravi
Ullkt 1201—By MRS. MICE ADAMS—Residence 832.
tint
tinder President Roosevelt's |n.vplm-
tlnn. only 41 American cities had cs-
tablihhc'l- supervised ; playgrounds
, Idist ; year t02 t itles # maintained
I 4.554 . tduygrounas and recreation
' inters v 1th ' 1T.0?!» f saUrlcd play
ItMulerv. Thus . selfgiustahilng local
movements Tor the n^lntcnance of
playgiMund and recreation centers
••an be maintained, to gcconiplisu mis
•miavnaly Important work, ‘If only
i>ro)i4r encouragement la assured.
The APNorlatlou's# department for
• • . . . Paysical Kducatlon Service Is effec*
f n- iter guests J tiyelv helping to prnmoto physical
r-dity. Iii win- • nifuVation of’ boys and girls through
with wafer:: '•>' j tin- public schools. In View of Its
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; ,re «f doubtful vul
tlMir’Iiest
will- all l>ecl off fo
test •
i., s t and best is the pure trun
«"ld, ‘
i.rfrhier^grows as friends groa
vher
And to our • h|IUren we
As family treasurers
Mrs. fi. L. Moure. 465 Meigs St
■-r —
COPV 0^. MMIDENT
HARDINO'fLL'ETTER written
for chilIrsn's
WEEK OF, 1fW.
,• The White House.
Washington. Mur. 6, li*22
M> dear My.jLee:
Along With all people who love and
uri . i:,t. it-«urd iii children, f ha vs
j„c, pleased'to note that the week.
M.ril twenty-ninth t<* May eighth
l:a> i.-’on selected by the Playground
ar.<» Keereatlon Association for speci
al effort in behalf of boys and girls
tvi. . need <»ur> apodal thought in or*
lies’ tlut they may be Insured a fair
, ha nee is life. We arc all too sadly
(amiliur with tho great number of
accident* to- children playing In the
nr*-ts. because they have no other
l>la<e to play. We are shocked to
U- t.. d. <>ii good authority. that •’•more
th;*half of America’s school child*
rrn suffer jmtlcul defects.’* We re
ran the grim war-time experience,
through which tve learned tliat "one-
thud of all tho young men examined
by American army draft boards were
rejected because physically below
normal.” Fortunately, we know how
much can In? done to remedy' such
eulv When the Playground und
Recreation Association started Itn
work here in Washington in 1906.
gr«<«e value tr» the oncoming gene
ration, j earnestly recommend, par
ticularly during Children's Week, the
most generous co-operation with the
effort to glvo the boys und girls a
chance to develop Into’ the happy und
useful citizens our country needs.
Very* sincerely.
WARKKN G. HARDING.
Mr. Joseph Lee, president. Play*
I ground and Recreation Association
1 of America, 315 Fourth Avenue. New
I York City.
did DR. J. D. CONNOLLY
i ORGANIZES AUXILIARY
m l I TO. D. A. V.
I «ast Saturday afternon at three
In;/ I o’clock at the Woman's Jiuildlng
i there was a meeting held under dl-
on. ! rection of Dr. J. D. Connolly, for the
*>t/ ! purpoiie of organising an auxiliary to
[ tho D. -A. V. Dr. Connolly opened
ire. j the session by explaining the pur«-
db< | pose of the organization, that is to
»neourage the World War Veterans
a! to renew thjir War Risk Insurance
und to promote the social acquaint*
**id J ance or their mothers, wives and
daughters.
Miss Martha McAlpin, social «]!•
rector of the Woman’s Dulldkig
made those present feel wolcont*
there, and extended them an Invita
tion to meet there whenever they
wished. She also gave a very help
ful talk stressing importance and
necessity of correct standing and sit
ting posture and of systematic aih-
IR leal exercises.
Mrs. W. M. Lowry then tool: charge
and Miss Pauline McKinley wan elect*
* temporary chairman with Mrs
J. Boone temporary secretary
The following !>ermanc»t officers
ere elected:
Mrs. J. it. Farr, president.
Mrs. W. L.* Austin, vice president.
Mrs. W. J. Boone, secretary.
An invitation extended by Miss
Molina Michael to hold the next meet
ing at the Normal School way ac-
pled, and it wan decided to meet
Winnie Davis Hall on March 10th
at 3:30 p. m. All wives of disabled
American veterans are invited to be
present on that date and become a
member of this auxiliary.
The following became members on
Saturday?
Mrs. J. R. FiyT, 124 Baldwin St.|
Mrs. J. L. I vaster, 147 Virginia Ave.;
Mrs. B. R. Pearson, 170 Baldwin St.
Mrs. W. L. Austin, 170 Baldwin St.;
Mrs. o. C. Chitw*nod, 724 8. Lumpkin
•St.: Mrs. F. C. Randall, 132 Spring-
dale St.; Mrs. W. *J. Boone,
B. Clover hurst.
II norary members—Miss
chael/ Normal School: Mil
McKinley, 660 Itcese St.; Mrs. -J6. D.
OUUIIU, 1,1
i Molna Mi
lls* Pauline
it. but
relief U often brought by—
VAPORUB
17 Million Jan Uttd Ycarlj
Satisfies
VAN-NIAI
Alexander. 9C0 S. Lumpkin St.; Mrs
'**. M. Lowery. 126 Jfampton Ave.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
\ M. Lowry ai.d Miss Lucy Wood.
MRS. ROLLESTON GIVES
OR I DOE-LUNCH EON.
An Interesting social affair of Fri
day was thq bridge luncheon given
by Mrs. More ton Rolleston at her
home on Muscogee Drive.
The living room with its huge open
fire, and masses of spring flowers,
presented a sccno of liveliness. The
luncheon table was adorned with n
large silver basket of pink hyelnths.
r ... Mrs. Col-
quit Coles. Mrs. Cosby Swanson, Mrs.
“ in* E. Allen. Mrs. Harry John
son. Mrs. (*aul Dobbins. Mrs. Wll-
Harnett, Miss Maud Rolleston. Mrs.
Joseph Slattery. Mrs. William Ander
son, Mrs. PJaul Dobbins. Mrs. Wil
ling Mathers. Mrs. Wallace Daniel.
Mrs. Ltlllam L. Henry. Mrs. George
Bellinger. Mrs. Hugh Doray. Mrs.
IRck Gray. Mrs. Wlllian; Candler.—
—Journal.
—ffi—
MRS. F. E. HUBERT
CELEBRATES 78TH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. F. K. Hubert was giv«u a
surprise on her seventy-eighth birth
day Sunday by her* daughters, wh.»
entertained at* a lovely family din
ner party at flood In her home. '
The table was beautifully appoint*
ed and centered with a large birtn*
day cuke topped with a white candle
for each year of the honorle s life.
A color scheme of yellow apd
white was carried out In the dining
room, buttercups and jonquils bunk
ing the mantle und buffet; the other
rooms were graced with spring bps
Covers were laid for Mr. i
E. A. Cook und family, Mr.
D. It. Teal and family. Mr. and Mr**.
W. B. Gunnells. Mrs. Addle Tent nn.1
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Teat
and son, Mr. R. M. Hubert of Coco*
Sola Canal Zone. Mr. and Mrs. Max
M. Hubert and son. Miss Junlnu rim-
ny. Mr. Chas. Teat and Mr. Arthur
Colley.
Many friends of the honoree called
during the afternoon to wish for her
many nappy returns of the day.
..I- r ‘"Uirrr‘- lnaAthens. Mi*« iCuy-
j tie# SJaaTrteiognll^drn* .one bt tho
Turkish Women imnutli'a ot her debutante lessen
Continued f.-cm page one) '.In New York City and la aald to
' closely renomblo Mrs. H. H. Smith,
— who will- be recalled ’aa 'a noted
Hanoum. She is reported to have beauty ot lier day.
brought him n dowery of 1,000,-
000 Turkish lyra or approximate
ly $650,000 at the present late of
exchange. The ceremony was in,
Turkish style, the two principals
taking places before the mufti.
Krmal simply declared:
j “I have decided to marry Latife
! Hanoum. Will you please neroni
Ml». Sarah Swift, of Athena, waa
the gueat of friends In Atlanta Krl*
dau.—Georgian.
VAN-NIAI, Never Disappoints
Federal Education
Dept. Is Opposed
BOSTON—A referendum tskenjpjj g jj necessary ceremonies?’
recently by the chamber of com- ^ Mufti then a( i ( | ro r.Fctl the!
merce of the United States result- J woman, saying: | $ GALVESTON, Texas — (By the
ed In a'decisive vote against the j «‘j) 0 y Q ., accc pt any husband, Assorlated Press) — Any one pf
creation of n federal department j Ghazi jft U8 tapha Kemal F«shi in Mm thousand odd eye witnesses to
of education, the Boston chamber rre j urn f ol . a jrjft from him of toil the anti-air craft program of the
of commerce affiliated with tne jdmms of silver and on condition sixtieth anti-craft battalion slmu-
National organization announced l a nU ptial idenmity as agreed | | ul j nf: warfare with swiftly towed
today. itipon by ycu in event of separa-.kites, representing enemy bombing
tlcn?" '
| The re|Mlcs concluded tne cei*<‘
mony.
Body Of Sucide
Is Identified!
«. ?r
qA Remarkable Sale
LADIES and MISSES \
HANDKERCHIEFS
19c
Hand Embroidered
Irish Lawn in white
and colors. Exquisite
designs and beautiful [
handwork- Such' ker
chiefs usually are sold
for 35c.
Pure Irish, Li nen *w*
broiderech Kerchiefs.
This is the most won
derful value we hare
seen in years.
You should buy these
by the dozens. ' The
regular value would
SMichael tyros.
DR. AND MRS. PRESTON
BROOKS ENTERTAIN
PEABODY CLUB.
A very interesting and enjoyable
occasion of Monday evening was tne
delightful meeting of the Peabody
Club with Dr. and Mrs. Preston
Brooks. Mr. Walter Hill son of the
late Chancellor llill addressed the
meeting on school problems In Geor
gia. His wide range of knowledge
which his position as state school
commissioner of education enabled
him to give a wonderful fund of In
formation. which was greatly appre
ciated by every one present. Fol
lowing the splendid program a charm
ing social hour was enjoyed and de
licious refreshments served.
—05-
ORATORS FOR MEMORIAL
•DAY, APRIL 2fTH.
Gen. W. A. Clark of Columbia. S.
C.. will t»e the orator for Memorial
Day. The dinner for the Veterans
will be as usual given by the Laura
Rutherford Chapter. Dr. Lcn O.
Broughton of Richmond. Va.. has
consented to give a talk to the vet
erans at the Lucy Cobb Institute
Just before the dinner and any friend
will l>e ^elCome.
The public exercises at 3 o'clock
will be at the octagon .by courtesy
of the University authorities.
planes, la«t night had but to clone
his eves today to renew the thrills
! which were afforded the multitude
! of soectntons who stood on the §ea-‘
j wall outside of Fort Crockett last
j night.
» Major General Edward M. Lewis
j commander of the eight corps are.
j l**fore hjs depnrture today to in-
Macon yesterday was established; Th friends of doloncH*oect the fixed defense* at Fort
today when it became known thut; . . . iS™ Jacinto and Fort Travis, said
today wnen ^ John T Hollo . j Telamon tujrter who ! t i. at tfo M. m on»lr,tlon wa, among
way. a native'of Marylnnd. The Jf° m . ‘Jlf Asia of 1893 w 111 be glaS ! the 1 hav0 s( ’ en -'
body in held here for word front' the Law CIms of189 , | Amid the glare ot six nearch-
relntives. Hollaway’s legs had hcenjto ‘bat h > recovering fiv0 throwing beams ot
gashed and the signs were that he,Mias il in an auto- , ,! >rco billion candle power and one
He l[,t ” "“"iSiirS™ 1 " towed
MACON, Ga.—Identity of an j Bfidei’Maid Hlirt
elderly man who is believed tc V
have committed suicide and whose! JU1 vladll uvllvl
J! 1 ” 1 ' I Hedy was found in the woods near
«d Mrs w.il. established
thedeicased V(as Joh^T* IIoUo-1 Jelamon tuyler. who
... i i i a «. ot... hm n t l>icli in the nieht air. across tjm
; y'rglnla, last week. Sho hid been demoliahed. one
bridesmaid to o^ cousin nml A to: , notller . by two .eetlona of
|C a°nd P two y ;lVamemw“r a n-!^^*'- ««»*• <»eh containing
Former Athens
Girl Is Buried B u„.,.
VS1T& monU Counlry nub ut n late nom |
TWO KITH-g WERE
CUT LOOSE
Long Wrap Popular For Spring
CHAPTER F. MEfiTS TUESDAY
IN VESTRY ROOM 4 O’CLOCK.
Chapter F. meets Tuesday afternon J
In the* vestry room at 4 o’clock. All
members urged to be present.
fg—
MISS JULIA ROGERS TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS
MARGARET ROWE.
MIS3 Julia Rogers will be the
charming hostess Thursday after
noon at several tabtar-of ‘bridge in
hBpnr tf Mifrr Margaret Rowe whose
marriage to Dr. Lauren Goldsmith
of Atlanta will be a brilliant social
event In April. Many beautiful pre
nuptial affairs #rih> being planned for
the lovely honoree, which will add
most happily to tho social activities
o( the early spring.
(£?
MRS. CARL FOWLER TO*
ENTERTAIN BOULEVARD
ROOK CLUB.
Mr*. *:uri Fowler will entertain the
Boulevard Book Club Wcdneoday at-
temoon at the Halm Garden when
four tnlden of plnycrn will enjoy her
lovely huHpItallty.
LUMPKIN STREET NEEDLE
WORK CLUB MBETS WITH
MRS. P. W. HUDSON.
The Lumpkin Street Needle Work
Club will meet Friday afternoon
with Mni. P. W. Iludnon ut 4 o'clock
which will he one of the week'e
moat enjoyable Informal aoclnl uf
falru or cordial Intercut to tho large
memberahip.
—
ATHENS MUSIC STUDY
CLUB MBETS TUESDAY
EVENING • O'CLOCK.
The Athena Mualc Study club will
meet with Mra. J. V. Hodgaon Turn
day evening at S o'clock.
-~BB w
*Mf». A. D. Smith and Mra. Moll
Smith have returned to Blrmli)gham
after a ehott vlalt to Mr. T. S. Mell,
Tim continued critical iiinean 01
Mra Coke Talmndge at the Gen
eral hoepltal la of great concern and
sorrow to her family and frlenda.
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Mr. Robert Lily of Auguata
vleltlng In the elty.
gj
Mra. Joaeph Stewart who returned
from Atlanta Sunday night, wa»
called back Tueeday morning
count of the continued aerloue lllneee
e1 her little granddaughter. Vao
Spalding.
The friend, of%ra 8. L. Harrl
un will regret to learn of lier 111
neet with flu.
The frlende of *Bre. IV. A. Cappe
will' be delighted to learn she ha,
left St. Mary'n hospital and Is at
Per home oh Barber street. Mra
Capps was ut the hoapltal twelve
weeks. ", L
las MathlldeUpaon returned
Monday night from Saratoga Spring?
und other Interesting point,.
—Si—
Mr. Joe Mahoney spent the week
end In Atlanta.
Mieses Katherene Bradwrell am)
Sarah Hall hare returned from Hu
ron where they were guests of Mlsr
Minnie Goodwin Artope for the week-
find.
1 W j
MIm Kllzalteth Ashford nf Madison
r/ho spent tho week-end with Miss
ilasel Hodgson returned home Tues
day accompanied by Mias Hodgson.
Misses Helen jar Lula Ashford nf
Watklnsvllte weft"Viscera here Mon-
,: * y ' -a-'-
Mrs. oecar o'Farrell went over to
Atlanta Tuesday for a visit before
returning to her home In North Caro
lina.
Mra. Frank Lawler has returned
ffom a visit to frlenfce In
Mr. end Mr*. Cart
Tueednv for PlorflASI
ueeka
^A, jn*onc of tho model, aketch-1 be sure to havo n Jncnucttn this
ed. tho irregular hemline Is very J spring, but ahell. havejt Jn_ <td^
,mart, Circular line* nlao nr®
popul-r
Tho other aketch la thit of l
wrap with wide ateevc, tliht arc
little more than armholes. A deep
pleat give, a yolk effect.
of. her long
f..r'
tlon to, not In placi
wrap.
Nothing can qUi - .':'substuut
tne full lerjttb eo it or cap ■ which,
covers the whole of enc's frock so
neatly.
THE AUTOMOBILE DISPLACING THE HORSE
th 0. r. Autla • SltHMHn , ' f .i
•The National City Bank of New Y^rk -,^-',“1
(fr»m fl,'WEEKLY"TRADE RECORD lumii », Tit Neff,eef*C/f» Seel
Mra. Wallace Reid, wife of tho late picture «tor, la to enrr.’ tm hep
light against tha drug traHlu which took her famous husband's lift 'Hope
she Is shown with Thomas H. Ince, prominent producer, planclns ft
picture In which Mr^. Reid will appear. All the proceeds will go to tha'
establishment of the Reid Memorial Hospital at Lee Angeles for tho;
Treatment of drug artJlctc,
mond Counlry
News has reached Athens of tho w i, e n tho car slipped on tho .
n j Baldwin, of roadway and turned over Into u 1
Savannah, who. before her mar- ditch full of water pinning; all uu-| Twn wore cut Io i, e from
rlage. was Miss Ludy H|rvle Hull, der the * r c t _ ' in < n „ _ rooms . Ibeir trines and floated to the
of Athens, which occurred In New t^extHcalo'hlm” If vrouml nmld a hall of bulleto. while
York Sunday. The fuherel services man managed « "™ u ', „, 0 oth er two were so badly bll
were held In Savannah Tuesday. ,* D . d drowned l^re mcy 'hey would not fly. Tracer bul-
- , • ted ^ 8 "“Jid | lets, the i.nth of which could olaln-
RAPPIA PLOWER* J were rescuMi. th ,, liK lv ,i|»eerned by all spectators,
Ratlin flowers, in vivid •»» d “ ' sffMrg Hebry I were used,
of red. yellow, and blue, are UM ^.?{, t j 1 ® r ,at ^£»h of Atl'ntn" anil ! Fourteen tlnv livdrogen balloons
to trim the im»cket» and :sleeves of ‘ J Jones codnty. Gcor- ,«rter the demolishing of the kites
smart dress of white crepe do Bever c . wore released from unknown posl-
gla. who were j abou t the field, two being
rclnsed nt n time. In onler that
each machine gun might have Its
own targot. As fast as each bal
loon was nicked up by tho rays of
the searchlight It was peppered
with shots. Out of the total of
fourteen, twelve were demolished,
one got away and one failed to
i leave the ground.
1 The first kite' used as 1 target
1 was n lilx kite, to the tall of which
was attached three tiny balloojis.
VThe problems^ In this case waa to
burst all balloons, which was done.
Two of the 14 balloons were de
I mollshod at the first shot, an unu-
I anal foal of mirkinsmanshlp, ac-
! cording to General Lewis.
! QOE8 TO COLUMBU8
i Arthur Flntnu, past oxalted rulor
of Athens Elks; will attend the
meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Georgia Elks Association
nt Columbus Friday.
Thornton’s
Dinner — Wednesday
Vegetable Soup
Roast Pork > ,
Boiled Turnips and Salad
Creamed Mash Potatoes
Navy Beans Apple Sauce
Choice of Pios
Muffins and Hot Biscuits
, Coffee Tea or fnilk
50 Cents
Supper
50 Cents
Eggs Any Stylo
Broiled Ham
American Fried Potatoes
Hdminy Grits
Sliced Tomatoes
Cocoanut Pudding
Hot Biscuits
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
That the hone U being slowly but It but surely yielding to the setiri- 1920 with that of 1910. The 1920
sorely displaced by the automobile ties of the automobile and farm census shows the number of
and farm tractor is again evidenced tractor. whiU othe^ fsrm ^niasl* horsey notion .1W M
i in the ten year
January 1, 1923. with those period ending with 1920 while the
Tr-ired on Tantmrv l 1723 oi January 1, 1914, it appears that annual decrease since 1920 is pre-
Hm.es again show J a facin’num:. the valS^f horse, on farms of the sumably evej. more ramd Jh.n^th.t
ber and
been the
1918 while , . . __ .
an in<Trease in both number and •neepWm* -
value when comparing the figures number^ofhorie. dccrtgicd more arta , aj lb own by the fact that
of January 1, 1«3 with those of *•>*» 2,000,000 hi , “ e . while, the number of horses on
tha same date of last year. P«™>d. « h, ‘?‘ he c^ber ofsw.ne f • decreased 7% in the decade
-i V . c , Increased milAon. ci.ttle so- ending with l9a< the number - not
The number of horses on farms creased marly 10000^00. The a»- on f arm ,» decreased .46% in the
on January 1,1923, shows a fall of erage value per head of horses on decade ending with 1920.
?03,000 as compared with one year forms decreased 36% wnen com-
earlier, while cows show an In- paring January 1, 1923 With Jnnu- 1 o-s big fall off In the number of
crease of 347A00, other nttle of try 1, 1914, while that of sw.ne in- horses would probably hare been
373,000, sheep In adv Sice ot&2r creased 10% and shetp 86% per «vcn tf greater but for the^fietjhat
Ini
ncr lannarv 1. 1923 wbIm tfvtrf iwia r 9 w
tmber but in- and the present xmaeration of
dorses on farms falls off $29,000,000 creased in aggregate^ value, while horses^
Atlanta.
Mr*. John WhB? NWVmrundfjwrJ
Tawire Morion of Athena wdre ;
jruena In Atlanta rridar.—Georgian.
The friend.
oofc.'C
Charlie Joel win
« me iihjtc ugu.c .aow.o. The abovt' nguiejikecejairUy re- ThaMjm JewMsi^
a fall in the number and value ot Hate only to apMnLlf Ott farnis. M „ s - SC 0 f
ahto5^WU.with that SStta the vZhI*SmI£
(rom^iyi 1,339 in 1914 to
hila (he above figures showing
u
5Y'l^a wh”a.‘tjinTw WlQ ,bJ n'i.™.).. t
of the January 7 hnmediately pre- move rapidly decreased than that tet«d to the United States
ceding the wir nmcesitclear that ion farms is evidenced by a com- ®
to horse hi beTn meantime^w-'paruon ofrte decennial census of 12,281,245 i
SHOWING —Tonight
EUTE
JACK
HOXIE
—In—
“BACK FIRE”
Special Western
“Buffalo Bill” Extra
PALACE
‘Affinities’
From the popular storv by
Mary Roberts Rinehart
featuring
Colleen Moore
—And—
John Bowers
Special Sensation
“WHAT’S WRONG
with the Women”
WA LACE—Tomorrow
Buster Keaton Thursday
«», and swine a gab. cl 5,590.000 eap i lk . Horsts decreased in num- we of the United State* dp not re-
when comparing January 1, 1923 |„ r> V aiue and price per capita; gard the horse at a food animal,
with Jinuary 1, 1922. The value of , bcep decreased in number but in- and the P re,e “*
horses on farms Jails off $29,WOW creased in aggregate value, while horsej is qmI 9**?°™$^***
in the single yekr 1922 while that cattle aud swine increased m out of .by th» M|ural
9f cows Increased $I4,0QD«0 1 other both ..amber and total value in the P r0 “‘* 1r ? the Li5“ i? JSSSRSI-
kA's&ix&sr,*"
A Special Sale of
Hair Nats
/ Guaranteed Perfect
Now On At Our Stores
C Single Mesh
7c
Double Mesh
‘ >
COLORS—CAP OR FRINGE
SHAPE
ALL
You can buy here guaranteed, per-
fecfcHair Nets, large size, made of real
hair for 5c at ail oUr stores.
"-^guaranteed Hair Net at one-third
thf .pi'ice you usually pay—another ex
ample of our qiiality goodtf at real
economy prices.
..DEMONSTRATIONS
At Broad Street Store
Thursday
At Prince Ave. Store
IrftTdN.-Irl
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