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WE ARE GLAD
You came and looked through our
store yesterday. We hope you were
pleased with what you saw and that
you will come again and again and again
Walker-Hood Furniture Co.
80 PLANT AVE.
PHONE 499
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Mary Frances Furlong cele
brated her twelfth birthday yesierrtaj
afternoon by entertaining a number
MAY STEWART IN
“AS YOU LIKE IT.”
Nowhere in literature or in stage
of her friends with a party at the j love has there been four.d the equa?
home of her parents on Carswell of the character of Rosalind in “As
Bring the children tp this store for
shoes.
J. W. Adams.
street. Little Miss Furlong was pre
sented with many beautiful presents
by her guests. Delicious refresh
ments were served, and the occasion
■was thoroughly enjoyed- ty the little
folks.
“GEORGIANS.
The Georgians will hold their regular
meeting Friday afternoon at 3:30 at
the Y. M. C. A parlor. The after
noon will be taken up with the study
of Mexico. Three interesting papers
will be read on, “Ancient Mexico'’,
“Texas In Old Mexico," and “The
Republic of Texas.”
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Youno Men's Christian Ascsclatlon.
The seven o'clock luncheon was a
success. Quite a largo crowd of
young men from the variods ofllces
and stores enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. Jack Phelan and her assistants,
Mesdames Fred Brewer, Bob Odom,
George Mayo, Walter Young and ■ J.
W. Bellinger assisted by Mrs. O’Quinn
and Mrs. Hendrix.
The feature of the elegant affair
was that all were served and nothing
was left, (good sign.) Miss Maggie
Crawley will give a “dainty spread”
Thusday evening 7 o’clock, with ten
assistants. Friday night is the big
iw-out" oyster supper for all mem
otveral young ladies will nsh*
Jr atf{ furnish colors for all members
—red and white. There will be a
special musical programme. Let all
You Like It." But one master mind
has ever invosted any *»ne character
with so much cunning, so great an
amount of keenness and character,
such wide variance of lijbt and shade,
as has the immortal Bnrd of Avon
given to this, the predominant figure
in all his works, and for this reason
alone if for no other, has “As You
Like It” always been ‘he piece do
resistance of all in the leportoire of
every great Shakespeare artiste.
This attraction will be the next
offering at the Parker Theatre, Thurs
day night, November 9, with Miss
Stewart as Rosalind, supported by an
excellent cast that is receiving com
mendation everywhere.
A special matinee of “Ingomar" the
Barbarian will bo given and much in
terest has been aroused.
Warners RusLProof Corsets, $1.0<>,
$1.50 and $2.00.
J. W. Adams.
RELEASED FROM CUSfOPY.
John Singlzer. who was arrested
several days ago on advices from Buf
falo, N.. V., was released this morn
ing on habeas corpus proceedings be
fore Judge B. H. Thomas. Col. H.
M. Wilson and A. B. Estes represent
ed Singlzer. The girl that was taken
•in custody at the same time was also
released. An officer from Buffalo was
axpected to arrive today, but so far
he has not put in an appearance.
DONT YOU MIS8 OUR 8H0W AT
THE MAJESTIC TONIGHT.
6 3t BREWER A PHELAN.
(VAYCROSt COUNCIL* NO. *1
Jp. O. U. A. M.
Meets every Monday stoning In Rsl
Hen's Hall. Lott-Hltcb building st •
». m.
* Visiting brothers cordially invited
to most rlth ns.
Sberod Collins, U Carl Collins
young people, both sweethearts aa^gecty OotwcUm
lovers, come for a good time. Mias Advertise In The Waycrow Evening
Wood will render two of her best so* ^ cra ] ( j >
lections. - -
Remember, all of these good things Lattes and mens sweaters jait r£
are for memtera only. 8 to 10 FH* ce j ve< |,
day, November 10th. j # ^ Adams.
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Jr*.V 1
BEATTIE TO BE PLACED
IN “MURDERERS ROW.”
Richmond, Va., Nov. 7.—Unless the
State Supreme Court of Appeals
grants a new trial for Henry Clay
Beattie,* Jr., before tomorrow, the
young man, convicted -of the murder
of his wife, will be moved from the
Richmond city-jail to murderers Vow
in the death house at the state pent-
tentiary. According to the law a
inan condemned to electrocution must
be lodged in the penitentiary fifteen
days before the date set for his death.
The court, which has under advise
ment Beattie’s petition for a writ of
terror, sits tomorrow but may not
give its decision. If it should not
deplde the appeal before the date sot
for the. execution, that would act
astay.
JOHN 8MITH, MORMON
PATRIARCH, 18 DEAD.
Salt Lake City, Utah, NoV. 7.—John
Smith, for thirty years the presiding
patriarch of the Mormon Church, and
nephew of its founder, and first presi
dent, Joseph Smith, is dead here after
a three-day’s Illness of pneumonia
He was 79 years of age.
Smith was born at Kirtland, Lake
county, Ohio, lnl832, and whuff 10
years of age came West with the
hand cart party, passing through
Xauvoo, Ill., the scene of the attack
which resulted in the death fit hi*
father and his uncle the preceding
year.
Patriarch Smith was the sixth to ==:
be chosen to his office, the only he
reditary one in the church.
CREAM'S BAND
HERE WEDNESDAY
Anbody who has heard Crcatore’s
Band give selections from *.;e ope;a*
will toll you that the muBlc lives in
their memory as It never lived be
fore. The originality of his methods
as a conductor can only be realized
from personal acquaintance with 1
them, his faculty of emphasizing the
strong points of composition is unpre
cedented, and his almost hypnotic
control of an’audience is frankly ad
mitted by all who havo fallen under
the sway of his baton. When the
noted conductor and His Band ap
pears here Novertibor 8 at tho Parker
Theatre, if is well assured that there
will he only standing room for thosoj Wilbur Nanstecl Sunday near Lehigh*
who do not secure their seats In ad- ( ton. The boy was placed in tho ma*
chino and hurried to a hospital but
died soon after being admitted.
vance. Special matinee,
MR8. SCHWAB IN AUTO
THAT KILLS BOY.
Mauch Chunk, Pa., Nov. fi.—An au
tomobile containing Mrs. Charles M.
Schwab, wifo of the steel mngnato,
struck and fatally injured 0 year old
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FOR RENT BY
The Riverside Park Co.
ONE 2-STORV 6-ROOM HOUSE FOR *20.00 PER MONTH
ONE 2-8TORY 7-ROOM HOU8E FOR *15.00 PER MONTH
ONE 1-STORY 5-ROOM COTTAGE FOR *8.00 PER MONTH
FOR SALE
ONE BEAUTIFUL 2-8TORY HOME .*2,760.00, EASY TERMS
ONE 5-ROOM COTTAGE ’. *1,000.00, EASY TERMS
ALSO FOR SALE
A FEW VACANT LOTS RANGING IN PRICE FROM $100.00 TO (400.00 ON TERMS 80 EASY YOU
WILL HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN MEETING SAME. WITHOUT PAY ING TAXES OR INTEREST YOU
WILL BECOME A FREE-HOLOER BEFORE YOU REALIZE IT.
PHONE 468.
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