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1 CHRISTMAS PARTY Division three of the Woman'l Missionary society of the First Baptist church belli lta annual turkey luncheon and party Tuesday at the heme of Mn. L. H. Turner on touth Grant avenue. Baskets of chrysanthemums and rosea decorated the rooms and the dining table wai prettily decorated with bands of given and a profusion of potntiet tlas, while other appointments were In keeping with the occasion.

Election of officers during the business session resulted aa follows: Chairman, Mrs. L. H. Turner; vice charr niara, Mrs. Walter Beekerleg, treasurer, Mrs.

I. N. secretary, Mrs. D. W.

Christmas gifts Wre exchanged by the 85 members BOWERMAN P. T. A. Bowerman P. T.

A. met Wednesday afternoon with 40 members In attendance. A brief business session was held and the circle voted to contribute to the municipal Christmas tree entertainment A program was given and included the following: "A Baby Show," No. pupils; "Four Little Housekeepers," SK; "Singing Games." on I iH IB. 1A and I "Robin Hood," No BETTER THAN WHISKEY FOR COLDS AND FLU The sensation of the drug trade Is Aspironal, the two minute cold and cough reliever, authoritatively guaranteed by the laboratories; tented, approved and most enthusiastically endorsed b7 the highest authorities, and proclaimed by tne people as ten times, as quick and effective as whiskey, rock and rye, or any other cold and cough remedy have ever tried.

All drug stores are supplied with the wonderful elixir, so all you have to do Is to step Into the near, cat drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle of Asplronil and tell him to serve you two tea spoonfuls. With your watch In and violin solo, Roberta, earn usla: reading, Marjorle Baker; piano solo, Annette iloCurry; reud lng, Clara Margaret Morns; dramatisation of a story, No, reading, Luella axed; solo, Albert Sevy; reading, Ruth Alios Freeman. A parliamentary drill was given by Mrs. Clauds Tuck. Tho study topic for December on "Home" was led by Mrs.

W. H. Samuels. A talk on "What Constitutes a Home?" was mads by Mrs. G.

K. Coney. A papsr on "A Child's l'lace in the Horns as a Person" was read by Mrs. D. II.

McDowell. ANNUAL PARTY The annual Christmas party of dlvklon five of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Bap. tlst church was given Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Cruni, 801 South Jefferson avenue. Christmas suggestions formed the decorations.

Devotlonals were followed by a program which Included: A roidlng by Miss Hood; piano olo, Miss Canneham; vooal solo, Maslor Paul Jackson; cradle songr, Uttle Betty Harlaon; reading. Miss Inez Ryers. Refreshments wers your hand, take the drink at one swallow and call for your money back In two minutes If you can not feel the distressing Bymptoms of your cold fading away like a I dream, within the time limit. Don be bashful, for all druggists Invite you and expect you to try It. Everybody's doing it Take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and children, for Aspironal la by far the safest and most effective, the easiest to take and the moBt agreeable cold and cough remedy for children as well as adults.

Quickest relief for catarrhal croup and children's choking up at night. Advertisement. and up SEED COMPANY HERE'S A CARLOAD OF NORTHERN SPRUCE Christmas Trees THE ONLY GENUINE CHRISTMAS TREE w'mHmmmrvwmmninmrmwTtm SPRINGFIELD STORE Wc ern in Bring Us Cost SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1924, served to about 50 members and guests. TO GIVE RECITAL. Mlrs Susie M.

DUlard will present a number of pupils In recital on Saturday afternoon at 10 In Martin's Recital hall. The following program will be given: My Lesson Today Spaulding Katharine Keet Drifting i Waits Around We Go Mary Elliot Ding Dong Ralph Dillard, Jr. Old Mother Hubbard Susonne Ketohell Bees and Blossoms Lawson Dreaming Rolfe Mary Mildred Legan Little Bright Eyes Lawson Walts of the Flower Fairies Crtsby Gladys Dickey On the Lagoon Balnea The Soldiers Song Slelnhelmtr Helen Mas Baldwin The Cricket Loeb Evana Roberta Kl'slck Pixie's Good Night Brown Jean Jean Reed In the Merry Harvest Time. Georgia Mae Shakleforfl. Twilight on the River Renk Martha Adams In the BUI Room Catherine Webb Pond Lilies Rltter Virginia Wolfe Birds In Dreamland Morrison Virginia Berry The Prince Mana Zucca Loretta white On the Lake Williams Helen Bryan Duet Minuet In Beethoven Loretta White Ethelyn Shumate Ariel Kern Margaret WlUier A Song of India Rlmsky Korsakow Prelude In 8harp Minor Rachmaninoff Jewell Prater Wordlend P1rtrhe MacPoweH (a From an Indian Lodge (b) To a Wild Rose Valse ln Octaves Concon Minnie Maa Preseott WF.VETt P.

T. A. Weaver P. T. A.

met Tuesday eft erncon at ths school with 86 members present Ths hostesses were Mrs. C. E. Fellor, Mrs. Marls Wood Soha'ler and Mrs.

Mildred Wood. Mrs. Henry Williams presided over the business session. The program included vocal solos by Mrs. Martin and Georglannia Klrkam, a reading by Master DcOrogg Platts.

Ths attendance prise was won by grades three ana elgnt. neireenmenis were served during the social hour. CHRISTMAS PLANS Many local organisations will combine to make ths Yuletlde season of 1914 a bright and merry one. Numerous committees havs alrsady besn formed to handle various nhass of the work to complete Uot i I CboU Htmktm C. O'iO 4Q N.Y.C SPECIAL DISPLAY Today Only PLATINUM MOUNTINGS and DIAMOND JEWELRY will have one of the finest East lines of Platinum Mountings and Diamond Jewelry on display Saturday only.

This will offer unsurpassed opportunity to those wishing something out of the ordinary, either new mountings or in the newest Platinum and Diamond Jewelry. Your Diamonds and Let Us Estimate the of Modernizing Your Old Jewelry SEE OUR WINDOWS taijmassiepiica OF THE SOUTHWEST OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS plans for the elty wld Christmas celebiatlon. Greatest cars has been used by Mrs. J. A.

White and the gioup of club women who are for the third timer heading the muni cipal tree movement to work, out a plan, whereby alL moved by the Christmas spirit, may tax active' part Voluntary contributions from Individuals or organisations will bejfern MottloW, Freed Of Mllf Schwab, treasurer, of 11(0 South Pickwick avenue. At a meeting of ths Christmas committees held at the Y. W. C. A.

Friday forenoon. Convention hall was chosen as the most suitable place for holdlog the Community Christina! festivities. An exceptionally large tree has been acquired for the occasion and will be beautifully decorated by Mrs. K. R.

ltlcketts and her committee on decorations. The doors of Convention hall will open to ths pub He it 1 p. m. the Sunday beforo Christmas, to challdren at 1:10. Mrs.

Alma Lohmeyer, In charge of treats for Is planning colored bags of candy and fruit tor all children Keet Rountrte firm has donated material for three or four thousand bags and the Flt nu Manufacturing company has agreed to make the bags tq hold fruit and candy to be purchased from local Mrs. Harry Hlssett, chairman of the program committee, announced that all membors of her committee and all Interested workers In any way concerned In the entertainment features of the municipal tree would be expected to attend a conference to be held at the Chamber of Com merce at 2 o'clock; this afternoon. This committee Includes prof It Ritchie Robert so Major Peak. Mrs. Herbert Bruner, Mies Ada Evans, Miss Helen Volker, Mrs.

Ed Lurle, Mrs. Cholsel, Mra Agnes Oownn, Prof. Allen Fost'r, Mrs. T. Stanley Skinner.

The advisory committee Includes Mesdamea Arch McGregor, Dave Schwab, Nelle Burger, Harry IX Durst. The ticket committee 1 Mies lulls KUlbuck and Mesdames Charles Oardner, J. R. Scott, J. IMeterraaru.

Mrs. Henry Myer Is chairman, of the finance committee and Mxs. Alma Lohmeyer will solicit funds from various men's organizations. Mrs. R.

Rlcketts. Mrs. Lv M. 'Sawyer, Mrs. Anna Porter, Mrs.

Lewis Pot ter, Mm. C. S. Murray compose the committee on decorations. A partial list of the hospitality commu tes which will later be completed by names of those enlisting In the Christmas, campaign is: Mrs Pope O.

Myer. Jake Marr, H. P. Study, city superintendent of schools. Mesdames Ben Kllman, Ed Lurltf.

Gwrfre Hill. Newman, Norman Freudenbereer, F. M. Slaughter, Hosco C. Patterson, Bert S.

Lee, B. Llnnoy. Paul Oliver, J. T. Puckworth, Jewell Wlndle, A.

C. Pally, Ed Lee. Max Schwab, Louis Merer. Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Olrli and representative from nil men's organisations. Ths publl'tty committee la Mrs.

Dora Ware, Mrs. Nelle Burger and Mrs. John F. Aven. The Christmas oommltteps will meet araln at the Y.

W. C. A. next Friday forenoon to further r'm to carry out Dlelcen's Idea of Christmas as a good time a forgiving charitable time when men and women open their shut up hearts freely. PIANO RECTTAti Miss Lena Bollinger will present a rroup of her pupils In recital at 4:84 o'clock this afternoon In the following program; Puet Evening Low Jeun Cossey.

Miss Bollinger Little Waltx Johnson Eileen! MnSpadden Rocking the Cradle Putton Marjorle Garner The First Treason Kroggmau Wayne Martin Duet Wnltzlnir Mice flaynor Fern Smith, Miss Bollinger Bachelor Buttons Rhee Georgia Mace Sweet Violet Small wood Ruth Rhodes Clover Kern Porothy Darby Oats, Peas, Beano Margarette Pearsonl After School March Mary Keen Night Song Helen Keller May Pole Dancp Buyben Verol Demproy Russian Maid Orn Snider Plxlos'. Good Night Song. iKabelle Hughes Polish Country Pence. Klsle Snider Ths Little Acrnbet Smith Tinker Belle Polka Dellafield Jessie Steed Spangles Leslie Annette McCurdy Social Brevities Pr. E.

G. Schmltt, dentist, has moved hie ofllce to tit South Jef ferson avenue. Phone 1678. Ad vertisement Clny Plaques for sole at Helen Day Brown'e 217 S. Jefferson Ad vertUemenh, Martha Washington candy, the Ideal Christmas gift, exclusively at Tink'er's, 208 South Campbell ave nue, Advertisement.

Mr. S. Bland Helms of Savoy, S. arrived here Wednesday for short visit with his parenU, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Y. Helms, 1011 East Ijlvlslon street. Mr. ITelnts has been with ths forest service In that locality for the past two years.

He will return Friday accompanied by his sister, Esther. Menthaglll Antlsentto Powder, the safe and satisfying douche. On sale at all drug stores. Advertise ment. Mrs.

Ray Creacy of Waynesvllle Is tne guest of her mother, Mrs. E. Brlttaln, here. Dr. and Mrs.

E. Beat of Republic will leave shortly for Los Angeles, Cal, and from there will Ball for Honolulu to spend several months. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Rogers have returned from a visit with relatives in St. Louis and Texas. NIA.NGUA NOTES NIANGUA, Deo. The Nl angua second string quintet defeated the iVIarshfleld seconds to a tune of 4 to 3, on the Nlangua court Friday afternoon.

The Ntangua mill was partial burn ed, Thursday nlrht, when ths roof of the engine room caught on fire, Prompt actlon on the part of the owners of the building, Abe Plnsoh and Bon, saved the structure from much damago. By he The seventh and eighth grade Nlangua squad defeated the Mansfield rlrla of the same grades, to a count 13 to IX ACQUITTED Ml ASKS FOR GUN der Charge, Gets Order for Return of Weapon He Is Said to Have Used. Assooisted Press. Mottlow today called on udgS Harry A. Hamilton, before whom was acquitted of a murder charga last night, and obtained an order for the return of the revolver with which It was charged Gifts for Her ALBUM Most complete stock In A state.

26o to 110,90, at Hurl, hurt's Kodak Store. BOXED CANDY "The Saturday Evening Box." $1, one pound. Exclusive dealer, Bogardua Rili Drug Square at College. BUSY BEE. LIGGETT AND JOHNSTONS Chocolates 1 to 6 lb.

boxes. Also Busy Bee fruitrcakes, $1.00 a pound, Pen ton's KexAll store. CANPTf Our own make. Try our crehm caramels, 60o ps lb. O'Nsll Candy shop.

206 B. Walnut. CANDY Headquarters for Christ mas candles. We make our own candles fresh dally. Caudytorl um, "On the CARPS See our line of Christmas Cards.

Geo. Young Printing Co, 215 North Jefferson Ave. (Next to Woodruff Bldg.) Phone 3. CEDAR CHEST Genuine Red Ce uar all sizes $10 60 up J. W.

Cox ft Son 439 441 South Campbell. CHRISTMAS CARDS CholceH cards selected from five different lines. can still get them engraved and printed for you. Hurlburt'8 Kodak store. CHOCOLATE SHOP 206 St.

Louis, For your Christmas candles, cigars and, fruits. We wrap and mall your package. COMPACT DJer Kim sifter. Uns your own face powder and refill from your box at home $1.25. Brownie Drug Co.

COMPACTS All shapes and sizes. Dutoh silver, plain initial, whits and green, gold combination. Just the hlntr fop the dances and parties. $1.69 up to $6.00. H.

J. Miller, South Side Square. CORONA PORTABLE TYPE WRITER A gift that she will appreciate. Springfield Typewriter 323 East Walnut Phone 49o0. Do your Christmas Shop scoplng early this year.

FOUNTAIN PENS AND EVER S1IARFS Make gifts that will please anyone, especially when selected front our stock of over 700 pens and penclla Largest stuck In southwest. Hurlbuit's Kodak store. JUST RECEIVED FROM THE ORIENT Hand embrolderled Chinese shawl, Japanese klmona In all shades, padded breakfast conts. Also, embroidered screens, large ones embroidered In gold, small fire screens, hand painted scones and embroidery designs. Just the Christmas gifts for the dainty.

N. E. Malllck Importing company. 216 South Jefferson. KODAKS The gift for all the year.

Our stock, the largest In the southwest, offers you a guaranteed camera for $1 to $335. Hurlburt's Kodak Store. LA PILK FOR UNDER I WEAR. Keautlf til shade of flesh, a yard. Hand made filet and Irish lace medal'lnns.

Why not moke her a beautiful set t.f llntrerle for Christmas? N. Millok Importing lit South Jefferson. MOUNTINGS Ths remounting of Diamonds Into modern Platinum and white gold Jewelry Is a specialty of this house. We create NEW designs with best of craftsmanship for our patrons st reasonable prices. White gold ring mountings from $6.00 up.

Bar pin mountings from $8.00 up I Stick pin mountings from 16.00 up. Your diamond mounted Into a modern mounting will make an excellent Christmas present. H. J. Miller, South Ride Square.

he said and the Inig ths at and shot and killed Clarence T. PullU, Pullman car conductor. Ths revolver was In Circuit Attorney Sldener's office, and when, learned of the court's action he he would urge ths Judge to reconsider the matter. Tbe revolver was still In Sldener's possession when Mottlow left here. Mottlow, his wife and daughter thres of his lawyers this afternoon left for Nashville and Lynchburg, Tenn.

THIEVES LEAVE CAR Police Captain Craln and Officer Pose frustrated an attempt of two thlevos to steal a car belonging to Nafslger Baking company, 711 "uVrr T. JL about 1:30 o'clock. Ths men wers pushing the car away from building but were frightened the approach of ths polio car fled. Gifts for Her MUSIC BAGS Or satchels as low a and as high as well, as high as you want to go. All colors, all styles.

J. E. Black Musla 22! Boonvllle Ave. PEARLS The most appreciated gift that yotl can give her. $7.50 to $54.

Fayman Joseph. Square St Louis. PECAN STUFFED DATES Gift package, 6o per lb. Bogardus Hill Drug Square at College. PICTURE FRAMING We frame mirrors and pictures.

Springfield Wallpaper and Paint Co, 321 South Ave, SEWING CABINETS Beautiful mahogany Martha Washington cabinet. $12. A gift that will be mcst appreciated by the housewife. Hawkins Furniture College STAMPED GOODS High grade material with very latest put terns. Cora Cochran Art shop, 117 H.

McDanlel. JTATIONERY Colonial Drug Co. jtor stationery. Package Perfumes, fountain Pens, Compacts, Excellent Candles, Toilettes. Etc.

SWEATERS New shipment In brush wool sweater, all colors, closing out for $4.5 and $6.95. Ths ninst practical Christmas gift for both young and old. E. Malllck Importing 215 S. Jefferson.

UKULELE Lyon and Healy make $2.25 value, while 21 doien lasts, on sals at Easy to play. Get yours now. Morton Lines Muslo Shop, with L. E. Lines Mulo $21 221 Boonvllle Ave.

WHITMAN'S SAMPLER Full line of Whitman's candies. Duckworth Drug 322 St. Louis 8t Utfts for Him BELT BUCKLES Every "regular fellow" wants ons of these. It's "the" gift. Silver, white and green gold.

$1.60 to $10. Fayman Joseph Jewelry, Square and St Louis. CHRISTMAS CARDS The most complete line of cards In ths southwest Elklns Sawyers Office Eq. Co, $20 St. Louis St, Springfield, Mo.

CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB Ws extend tn you the season's greetings and a cordial invitation to join our 1(25 Christmas Savings club. The Cltlaen's bank. 220 East Commercial street CIGARETTES Full assortment wrapped In Christmas packages. Bcgardus Hlll Drug Co, Square at College. CIGARETTE CASES Every fol.

low secretly wishes his friend would present him with one for Xmas. We havs then In silver and gold filled from $2.10 to $20. Fayman eV Joseph Jewelry, Square St. Louis. FOUNTAIN PENS AND EVER BI1ARPB Make gifts that will please any one, especially when selected from our stcck of over 700 pens und pencils.

Largest stock In routhwest Hurlbuit's odak Lots of people don't worry at all about gift problems. They read this page. MURIC STAND We have a niekle plattd muslo stand for $1.25 and we have others up to $3.76. Give the boy on so he won't have to nail his music up to the wall when he plays. J.

E. Black Muslo Co, 222 Boonvllle Ave. British Ship Refloated After Grounding in Fog By Assoelattd Press. SOUTHAMPTON. Dec, 1L Tfee British liner Arcadian, which went ashore near the Needles In a dm fog, was re Coated at high tide, about 7: SO o'clock this evening.

Bhe expects to land her passengers at Southampton tomorrow morning. CHAPPED IIAIIDS chilblains, froatbUs Just rub on soothing, cooling, healing VapoRub Or IT WIHm Jm IW Yriy Gifts for Him Puzile Try to satisfy everybody at Christmas time without consulting the Shop Scope. SAXOPHONES Special for today, $100.00 silver plated, gold bell Buescher flat Tenor with oaje, Fltst clasei condition, $76 cash. Se Hoover, Martin Bros. Piano Co.

SAXAPHONE Stiver plated. With gold bell, and a dandy velvet lined case. Oh I Boy. Wouldn't he like the morning of Dec. 25, Price $115.

J. E. Black Muslo ill Boonvllle Ave. SMOKiNO STANDS In Poly chrome, in brass and black, green, gold and black and other colors. $3.75.

J. W. Cox ft Son. 48J 441 B. Campbell.

SOCKS The gift that will please him. Real Bilk Hosiery mills. 820 Larmiers. STATIONERY In gift boxes all new shades, desert rose, sheik tan. gray and white, Denton's.

SWEATERS All the family. Sales. man samples. Saving of 1 3 Rubenstein's Store Co, 811 320 S. Campbell.

TRUMPETS $105.00 C. G. Corvn, looks like new, with oaae $50.00, Others from $20.00 Op. See Hoov er, Martin Bros. Piano Co.

Gifts for the Home CARD TABLES Standard green top folding table special price $2.75. Hawkins Furniture, Col lege street. CANDLESTK lb Mahogany fin ished raid polychrome. 11 to $3.60 per pair. Springfield Wall Paper ana faint 828 south avenue CHRISTMAS CARDS Beautiful designs.

Complete line 6c to 20a. Engraved and Imprinted. Bauman Printing 21 E. McDanlel. Phone 248.

COMPOTE SETS With candlei Standard finish Roman sold an polychrome. Candlestick height, ii incnes. bowi neignt, 7 inches complete with rrult is.uo. Spring field Wall Paper and Paint Co 328 South avenue. CONSOLE Phonograph, beautiful mahogany.

Queen Anne design yes $85.00 up to If you like and payments to suit yov. J. E. Black Muslo Co, 22 Boonvllle Co. COFFEE ft TEA SERVICE Beau tiful silver service.

The life long gift of pride that will give pleasure to the recipient at every "at home" or when unexpected guest drop in. $25 to $75. Fayman Joseph, Square Bt Louis. END TABLES They add the finishing touch to a room and make a convenient little table for books or small table lamp, a candy dish or small vase. We have some very attractive dnslrns In Furniture Co.

College atreet. FIRST AID KITS Contain bandages, antiseptics, and all necessities for minor surgery. In case of cutomoblle accident, have one In your car. Bogardus HUl Drug Co, Square at College. FRAMES Hundreds to select from and any sire made to order.

Hurlburt's Kodak store. HEAT1NO PADH "Universal" Responds with electric speed to the hurry call for relief frcm pnl.i. Ii a blessing both as a pain" re'levtr ang bed warmer. Has three hats. Will be sreatly app ecl; t1 aj a girt.

Springfield Gas Electric Co, nndtirs Bldl. nTOTHERS Wj WANT IT AVsLL for croapy children beW cause it quickly clears swajr the choking phlegm, stops boars croupy coughs and allows restful sleep. No alarming croup when Mother keeps a botta of CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY always on hand in the home. Benefits children and grown persons. No Narcotic.

Sold TarywWek READ THE SHOP SCOPE CAREFULLY DAILY IV'Si? REUPVT. I to I wwfmimi rfr REUEvrsifo a Gifts for. the Home JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB A small deposit each weef that you will scarcely miss will net you a handsome Christmas fund for 1(25. The People's bank, 400 East Commercial street, MEDICINE CABINETS $8 to $15. Mirrors, ISO to $7 50.

McCarty Plumbing Co, St Louis St RAriO Claratone 5 tube complete and Installed with everything; In eluding loudspeaker. $116.00. Ex Ire Battery Service Co. Phone 5080 for demonstration. SHOP The Shop scope way this Christmas! SWING FRAMES We have a large selection of swing frames to fit any photograph.

Springfield Wallpaper and Paint Co, 828 South Ave. THERMOS BOTTLES Pints and quarts, nlckle oorrogated and nickel polished. Also lunch kits containing thermos bottles. Bo gardus HUl Drug Co, Square at College. THE SHOP SCOP meaning the two "Christmas Gift Suggestions" columns of the Classified Section, is everybody's gift finder.

TAPESTRY TABLE RUNNERS Slllt and French tapestry and small oriental mats. Chines embroidery. Just the thine; for that luxurious living room, the added touch that "makee" the llvlnjf room. N. E.

Malllck Importing company, 115 South Jefferson. TOASTER Universal oven toaster, toasts both sides at the same time. Push button switch control. There Is nothing more ap predated than electrical gifts. Every appliance Is guaranteet to be of first quality material and wcrkmanehlp, and Is backed by tho manufacturers' experience of making appliances that go Into the home.

The PprrrTKfleld Gas Electrlo Co, Landers Bldg. UKULELE Lyon and Healy make, $2.25 value, while 21 dozen lasts, en sale at Easy to play. uet your now. wnnun uh Muslo Shop, with L. E.

Lines Music Co, 221 223 Boonvllle Ave. VIOLINS Large assortment, special prices complete outfits. Start your ihlldren thla Christmas. Easy jeyments. Write for catalog.

1 fort on Lines Music Shop, with I E. Lines Muaio Co, ZU $23 Btenvllts. Why worry about Gift Problems Read ths Shop scope. Gifts for the Children COWBOY AND INDIAN SUITS A wide seloctlon. Morrison's Boys' store.

MU8IC TEACHERS Out of city send us your mail orders, ws havs the moat complete stock in the southwest to select from. Our prices save you money. Prompt attention. Morton Lines Muslo Shop with L. E.

Lines Muslo 221 223 Boonvllle avenuo. SHEFP LINED COATS $7.75. Morrison's Boys' store. The only trouble with the Shop scrpe Is that It was not thought of years and years ago. VIOLIN Give ths little fellow a real violin for $1.25.

Its a start In mukic; complete with bow. Our supply la limited, call early. Morton Lines Music Shap tilth L. E. Lines Muslo Co, 121 223 Boonvllle avenue.

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