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WAYNE Fifth Avenue Suits Topcoats and OOULDSBOKO. GOULDSBOUO. March 14. The service flag dedication In the Methodist church has been postponed until Sir day evening. March 23.

There will he a temperance rally next Sunday evening. March 17, in the interest of national prohibition. All the other services wil 1 be held as urfual on March 17. The Red Cross Knitting club was entertained at the home of Mrs. M.

M. Dutot Tuesday afternoon. The time was spent sewing and knitting. Refreshments were served. Proceeds to he used for material used in auxiliary, A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.

(Talcerbg FOR THROAT AID LUN8S A Caldunt compound that will bring lief in many acute and chronlo cues. Provide in handlist form, a balo urn 'djr hlirhly rerommended, by srlrnce. ta'na no harmful drbga, Try them tody. BO cents a box, including war tax Fiw sale by 6mnM BckuaD Laboratory, Philadelphia MAJOR BUTTS 20 $10 more won't buy better! At our "no middleman" prices you reap thebenefits of all GoldEconomtes which are made possible by the GoldE scientific manufacturing methods skilled i 22 stores wide distribution and our manufacturer to wearer cash policy of selling America's Greatest Clothing Specialists 2 2 US STORES Manufacturer for 30 Yeara DIRECT from MAKER To 11 Story Tailoring Plant, 84 to 90 ifth N. Y.

419 Spruce Scranton 24 South Main Wilkes Banc and Mrs. D. V. Eilenberger. The Ladles' union held Us regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.

M. Dutot Thursday afternoon. Letters received from Andrew Kelly announce his safe arrival "over there'' and state that he is pleased with very thing. Mr. and Mrs.

W. II. Kroll entertained the members of the Senior Luther league on Monday evening, in honor of their daughter Nancy's birthday. A pleasant evening was spent by all. After a short business meeting the following program was given by the members: Song.

"Swet Afton;" piano solo, Hilda Dutot: "Biography of the Life of John Jiach!" Minnie Courtney; vocal solo, Hcv. M. Sny der; piano duct. Uladys and Anna Flower; paper, "Benefits of (iood Music," Mrs. H.

K. Flower; piano nolo, Gladys Flower; trombone and piano duet, Mrs. Hnyder and Dennis Shay; mixed quartet, "In the Hour of Trial." Mrs Snyder, Emily Uarngan Dennis Shay, Rev. Snyder; "Brief Sketch of the Hymnist John Rlst," Prof, iierbster; piano trio, Hilda Dutot, Rev. Mr.

and Mrs. Snyder; musical question box, Nancy Morgan; "(Joulilshornltm," Harry Flower. Those prrscr were Mr. and Mrs. H.

K. Flower, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Aiken. Rev.

Mr mid Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. C. F.

Wert. Mrs. O. A. I'lhrlch.

Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. Charles Kessler, Misses Annie Flower, Gladys Flower, Minnie Courtney, (ns sle Fri'r. Kmily Garagan.

Hilda Dutot. Klza Ulbrlch, Nancy Morgan, I 'carl I. wis. Katie Kessler, Marl ha Glork ler. Llnnlo Cobb.

Charles Roth, Dennis Shay, Harry Flower, Russell Lee Morgan. Levi Keesler, resell O'Boylc, Prof. J. L. Hcrbstcr, i THE SCRANTOX FRIDAY.

MARCH 15, 1918 Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide Have you seen the Smartest Spring Styles in Scranton for the money? Well, sir, they're all here and in a fine and dandy variety. For the best demonstration of GoldE Style Leadership, come here and investigate be for you invest. For the Followers of Fashion GoldE Mr. and Mrs. V.

H. Kroll, Gertrude, Klizabcth and Harry Kroll. Miss I'oarl Lewis was called to Moosic on Tuesday owing to Hie eel ions illness of her mother, Mrs. Frank Lewis. Miss Sue Heffcrnnn spent several dr: with frienils In Mt.

Pocono. PECKV1LLE PECKVILLK. March 14. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

James Pentecost, a daughter. Prof. George T. Williams Is 111 his home on Union street. Irene Flaherty, of Wllkes Garre, spent tho week end with Bertha Hacker.

Robert Herd, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Reed, of Keystone avenue, has cnlistrtl in the navy. Wednesday evening a farewell reception was held In the Baotist church for their pastor. Rev.

L. C. Hofer. and wife. "Rev.

Mr. Hufcr has enlisted In the army Y. M. C. A.

An excellent program was given, after which H. L. prencnted Jiev. Mr. Hofer with a wrist watch, a sweater and a purse.

A flashlight was nlso given him by th) B. Y. P. IT. and a box of handkerchiefs from the Junior I).

Y. P. U. No. 22 gave him a comfort fcit Mrs.

Guest presented Mrs. Hofer with a beautiful hand bag. Russell Beard, of the 109th Infantry, Camp Hancock. Is spending the week with his parents on Main street. SUSQUEHANNA MANY TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE Sever Parcels of Land Change Hands in Susquehanna County This Week.

MONTROSE, March 14. Seven par cels of land changed hands here dur ing the week. The changes were: Lathrop, F. W. Green, et to John E.

Dolph, nlnety ieven acres, $1650; Susquehanna, J. P. Mahon, et ux to John Walters, eight of acre, Montrose, Rilla Carey to Mrs. Faith Bul Inrd Innes, lot, Jl; Brldgewater, C. A.

Jones, et to P. L. Goff, 108 acres, Oakland, Jane Warburton to Arthur More, et ux. lot, Oakland, Charles Moore to Merrich Scott, lot, Thompson, Carrie Clark to Joseph Potter, sixty six acres, $1. Marriage ZJoenses.

The following marriage licenses have been issued this week: Raymond E. Decker, Forest city, and Marbert Sllsby, Carbondale; Walter Rgodes, Blnghamton, and Dorothy Lawson, Singhamton; Salvatore Splno, Alford, and Josephine. Fritz, Alford. OATKSmCS USE AMD THXKX. Mrs.

Wiliam Rambo. is seriously 111 at her home on Ridge street. Mrs. Jane Stevens, is 111 at her homo on Grow a enue. Mrs.

Sylvester Johnson, of Crystal Lake, is a euest of her sinter Mn E. Bisell. The Camp Fire girls, will give, a patriotic entertainment at Colonial hall, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

P. Manzer, spent Tuesday In Oswego, N. T. Mrs. D.

A. Titsworth, who has been seriously ill with is slowly improving. KEKXICX. OK, March 14. The home of Mr.

and Mrs. Silas O. Church i'' was tho scene of great festivities, the occasion being the celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. While the storm raged outside all in sids was joyous and gladness. Among the many attractions 'was a mock redding1 by the young people.

Just breaking in. you know. All join hands and sing "Blest be the Tie That Binds." A presentation speech bv Ira L. Churchill, when little Frances Jones, the only great grandchild, presented two golden baskets containing a biuntiful token of the esteem in which their parents are held. S.

O. Churchill responded. Then followed a bounteous dinner. present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Ira L. Churchill, of Uniondale: Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Churchill, of Johnson City. N. and two daughters, Helen and Vina; Mrs J. T. Fletcher, of Netcong, N.

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Churchill and son, Eugene, of Scranton; Clarence Churchill, of Merrick; Mrs.

H. O. Dickey and Silas Dickey, of Johnson City, N. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Jones and daughter Frances, of Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Carpenter, of Uniondale; Miss Helen Miller, of llerrick Center. Absent grandchildren: M. O.

Dickey, mir soldier boy, at Carrip Wadsworth, S. Howard Fletcher, of Netcong, N. Stanley Dickey, Johnson City n. r. OCTK OXBSOIT.

SOUTH GIBSON, March 14. Owing to the severe wind and sleet storm Sunday, no preaching services were held here. The Queen Esther circle was entertained by Mrs. Harry Bennett, last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

Jennie Carpenter had charge of the study hour. The local Red Cross branch will hold on all day meeting in the chu.ih par lors nexi j' nnay. George 1 purchased George irehasod place. ace Holsteln Aitss Krma Pickering, of union Hill, is spending some time at the home of her uncle, Fred Pickering, helping care for her grandmother, Mrs. Eldridge Pickering.

Mrs. Maurice Gardner is spending some time in Gibson with her brother in law. F. N. Tingley and family.

Many mends in this place or Mrs. F. N. Tingley, of Gibson, were greatly shocked and grieved to hear of her death. Mrs.

Tingley was formerly Miss Mary Brundage, of this place, and BIG SALE OF CHOICE STOCK On account of a change In busi ness, the undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm, known as the John Potter farm, about two miles from Gibson, between Gibson and Smiley, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1918. At 10 O'clock A. M. Sharp 18 COWS 18 mostly grade Holstclns, 10 two year old grade Holsteins nearly all fresh this spring, 8 yearlings, 4 calves, 1 steer, 3 registered Holstein bulls, shoats. Four Registered Holstelm, On cow, one two year old and two 'yearling heifers HORSES COLTS One good work horse, weight about 1250; one work mare, weight about H00; one colt coming one colt coming about 35 bushels buckwheat.

TERMS OF SALE All sums of (10.00 and undor, cash; sums over (10.00, one year's time with approved Interest bearing notes. No property to be removed until terms re complied with. J. S. MILLER.

W. C. COX, Auctioneer. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED. had scores of friends here.

Many from nere auenaea me lunerai at tne uid son M. E. church, Thursday, February 28. Rev. M.

Lyon Offlcia. Mr. and Mrs. F. Pickering en tertained a company of boys fcnd girls at their home Saturday ening, March 2, the occasion being the eleventh birthday of their son, Floyd.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snyder visited the latter'a brother. W. W.

Watkins and family, of Elkdale, Saturday and Stephen Carpenter is spending the week in Washington, D. C. Homer Ressegule and family will soon move to the Bennet farm, near Lenoxville. SleDhen Camenter and family will occupy the house vacated by Mr. Resseguie.

Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Davis and eon, Harry, having spent the Winter in Laceyville. will soon take tin their residence here.

The Follett sister, who occupied the Davis house, during their absence, will move across the street to tne Tucker home. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Gardner and son. Maurice, were recent euest at the home of their uncle, F. N. Tjnglfy, of Gibson. Mrs.

Manraret Howell scent last Wednesday with Scranton relatives. Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Jackson attended the funeral of the latter' uncle, Chris Tiffany, of Harford, last Saturda Mrs.

W. R. Owns is in LencxvlHe. helping care for her father, Adam Mil ler, who is seriously ill. ELXDAXiS.

ELK DALE. March 14. There will be a supper in the Grange hall at Elk dale, Friday evening, March 15. for the benefit of Red Cross branch of Uniondale. Supper will be from 7 o'clock until ail are served.

WELSH HILL. WELSH HILL, March 14. There will be a cobweb social Friday evening, March 15. at Cambrian hall. The pro reeds will be used to purchase a flag for the school.

Mrs. George Watkins was a recent guest of Peekville and Scranton relatives. The social held last week for the benefit of the Christian Endeavor was well attended. Eleven dollars was realized. Mrs.

Clyde Hardy and children are spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Niles Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Worthy Bennett was calling on Clifford friends Monday.

s. Niles Johnson is confined to her home by illness. WYOMING TAOTOKTT1LLE. FACTORY VILLE, March 1. On Thursday.

March 7, the surgical dressings classes made 345 two by two and a quarter sponbes. The afternoon workers were: Joanna Gardner, Miss Nora Dugan, Miss Bethel Broadbent, Naomi Reynolds, Mildred Erenneinan. Mattie Johnson. Clay on ia Corridon. Ruth Watkins.

Bessie Reynolds, Helen Sherwood, Edith Foley, Helen Dugan. Katherine Ball, Bethel Hopfer, Alberta Bunnell. Hattie. Armstrong. Bessie Thomas, Grace Sisco.

Carneta Palmeter, The evening workers were: muh Johnson. Maud Thurston, Margaret Thurston, lola Watkins. Mrs. B. F.

Kulp. Mrs. W. L. Sprout, Mis.

William uymond, ciara Jinusey, jane uunmp. Julia Ace. Lena Lee, May Lindse. and Mrs. Rexford Tuttle.

If it is a Suit of Clothes vou want for yourself or boy. call and see those fine Suits at H. Mathewson and store. Adv. Mrs.

C. Post, who has been visiting relatives in Nicholson, the past ten days, has returned home. Dora Tripp has moved his family from Oscar Halstead's house on Mill street, to the Patrick Karncy house. near the old depot. Mrs.

Henrv Kline, of Akron, Ohio, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Charles Thompson. Spring millinery opening, rnoay, March 15. Your inspection Invited. M.

M. Ranson. Adv. John Smith, of Binehtimton. N.

was calling on friends here recently. Hiram Worden has accepted a posi tion In the new shirt X.XTKXA ALLEY. LTTHIA VALLEY. March 14. Lou Frable and son.

Walter, and Ivor Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Henry. Of Trueksville. were called to the bedside of the former's mother, Mrs.

A. W. Freeman. Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Bean are receiving congratulations over the arrival of a baby girl, March 9. Mrs. ean was formerly Miss Frances Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ju'son Wells. BLAKELY RLAKELY. March 14. A party was tendered Russell Beard last evening bv a number of friends at the home of his psrents. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Beard. Music and games were a feature of the evening and dainty refreshments were served.

Those present were: Misses Helen Magga, Esther Nicholas. Mildred Michaels. Jessie Prosser. Agnes Frew. Violet ProhRt.

of Jermvn; Bessie Beard and Mabel of Peckvllle: Myrtle Thomas of Olvnhant: Messrs Russell Beard, of Camn Hancock, Davlri Thomas, of El Paso. William Knighton, of Camn Hancock: WUlarrt Frew. Gerald Hollister, Herbert Bradley. Francis Williams. George Harris and D.

Evans. A banquet was given all wno participated In the cantata. "The Berry Pickers." bv the general arrangements committee In appreciation of the success of the undertaking. When all accounts had been turned In the sum of $225 was the net result, after all bills had been paid. The cantata will be repeated on Easter Monday night for the benefit of the local chapter of the Red Cross.

A practical demonstration of meats and meat substitutes was given Inst evening In Columbus school by Miss Edna McNaughton. of State College. The Zealots will hold a covered dish supper Friday evening In the church parlors. Miss Ell7abeth White Is quite 111 her home on Second street. Mrs.

George X. Williams and daughter. Jane, 'pent yesterday with friends 1 1 Scranton. The Zealots of the Blakely Baptist church will entertain at LACKAWANNA DALTON, March .14. The Bl Monthly Literary society of the Dal ton mgn school met on Friday, March 8, and enjoyed the following Droarram by division No.

2: Essay. Clara Armstrong; Sopbrona Rounds; "The Literary Journal," Wayne Edwards; debate, resolved, "That sleigh riding on the achoolhouse hill should be prohibited." The affirmative was represented by Mercy Evans and Jessie Rankin, while the negative was upheld by Geraldine Thomas and Louise Chapman. The negative side won. Mrs. Amy Cobb, of Scranton, called on friends here Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Knight called on their granddaughter.

Miss Shirley Wiedman. of East Benton, Monday Mrs. George Smith returned from the State hospital. Monday, where she has been the past three weeks. Andrew Smith, of Camp Mead, called on friends in town Satur day.

The friends of Mrs. Harriet Relnh will be grieved to learn of her illness of pneumonia, at the home of her son, in Scranton. Mrs. Giles Roberts is somewhat Im proved. Clye Nafus.

who has been seriously ill the oast several weeks, is able to sit up in bed for a short time. In a very pleasant manner Miss Harriet Smith entertained the members if tne Venus club, last Saturday evening. A box was packed apd sent to Private Howard Foster, of the 109th U. S. In for sending more boxes at some future i date.

The regular business meeting was held after which various amuse i ments, including a Flower Wedding, was enjoyed and for which Margaret Thurston won the prize. Piano and Vlctrola music was enjoyed and delicious refreshments were served at a seasonable hour. The meeting will be held at the home of Miss Una Van Fleet, Friday evening, March 22. Those present were: Misses Harriet Smith, Isabella Rankin. Una Van Fleet, Elizabeth Moore.

Lillian McKeand, Margaret Thurston and Florence Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith spent Monday and Tuesday visiting friends in Scranton. MONTDALE.

MONTDALE. March 14. The Ladi Aid society of the E. church will serve dinner in the church parlors, Thursday, March 14. Rev.

and Mrs. E. W. Morrison, of Lake Como. were entertained a.

the home of Edwin Merritt. last week. Rev, and Mrs. L. W.

Ellsworth spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. L. Moon.

Mr. Ellsworth attended tho ministerial meeting at Jermvn, last Tuesdav. MONTDALE, March 14. There wll) be a social in the M. E.

church parlor on Monday evening, March 18. All are invited. WEST ABIWGTON. WERT ABINGTON. March 14.

The Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs. Harry Stark, of Dalton. recently. At noon a delightful dinner was served bv the hostess. Those present from this vicinity were: Mrs.

Frank Brooks. Airs. George H. Colvin. Mrs.

William G. Sherman, Mrs. H. P. Andrews, Miss Matilda Radio.

Mrs. H. E. Capwell. Mrs.

W. C. Chambers, of Mill Citv. and Mrs. Harry Stark and two children.

Mrs, W. G. Sherman will entertain in April. Mrs. Frank Brooks visited her sister, Mrs.

Frank Sherman; of Scranton, recently W. (3. Sherman, who has been confined to his house with a fractured rib. is able to be at work again. The Baptist Missionary society of Dalton, met at the home of Mrs.

J. C. Northrup. for dinner Friday last. Miss Hazel Capwell, of Dunmore.

Is" spending some time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Capwell.

Mrs. F. June, of Narberth. Is spending some time here visiting friends and relatives. Hully Stanton expects to mtve Clarks Summit soon, and Walter j'inch will occupy the place vacated by him.

Miss Elsie Klingel was a caller in Chinchilla last week. James Stage, Frank Brooks and Cyril Winship are ill. Hayden. of Gelatt. recently i ni of Scranton visited Mr and of F.

F. Resseguie, of this J.0.!1!' rSvell Sundav I HTr'fc'QnM HITV I twelve head of fine pure bred MMrJandMr! wbiam Nafus. of Car I DIUSUIN Ull Mr tr bondale. and Bert Boucher, of Scran 52f. were ton.

visited Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Car Carbondale visitors Tuesdav DICKSOTT CITY.

March 14, Mrs. Reld. Mrs. Reid. and daughter.

Jean, of Scranton, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Smith, of Morgan street. Miss Mildred Benovits pleasant. entertained the H. O.

IT. A. club at her home on Main street Tuesday evening. Toward the close of a pleasant evening a dainty luncheon was served. Those present were: Misses Esther and Louise Smulovltz.

Helen Grossman, Ruth Klein, of Scranton. and Misses Bea Oakev. Marguerite Murphy, Edytl" Harris. Marguerite Weiland. Hannah Elliot.

Anna Caplan. Elyse Foxe, Rose and Mildred Bcnovlt. Philip Pcnssh. of Camp Upton, Is home on a furlough. Mrs.

Thomas H. Thomas anC son. David, of Blakelv. spent yesterday with Mrs. Jacob Wcilard, of Morgan street.

The City Line chants. of the Red Cross held their meeting yestirda' afternoon. Those present were; Mrs dames E. Hsrtxhorn. J.

Sttill. M. Roberts. Perry. L.

Eynon. W. Jarvis. Mrs James Reld. spent yesterday in Scranton.

Mrs. Thomas and son. OnvC. of Oly nhant. spent vesterday et the home of Mrs.

Jacob Weiland. or Morgan street. JESSUP JESSTJP. Pa March 14 The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Eggleston took place from the home of her son.

Cornelius Eggleston, of Mooslc street, this morning. The funeral was attendel by hundreds of relative and friends from all parts of the valley. At JO o'clock Rev. J. M.

Smoulter sung, a high mass or recmlem in St. church. Interment was made in the West Side cemetery. Prof. James L.

McClokey, principal ot the High school, is III at hlr home on Church street. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kelly. Mrs.

Thomas Fleming and Mrs. John Moloney spent today with relatives In Arennaid, The Junior Red Cross society met In the Hlirh school huildlnr todnv covered dish I the different member resorted thnt luncheon In the chruch parlors this 'they had made rreat progress with evening. I their knitting. Yarn was distributed BIRDIE "SIDE TRACKS" HER SOCIAL CALLERS BY A BIT OF CAMOUFLAGE. Telephone Orders Carefully Filled and Promptly Delivered.

Toasted Corn Qr Postum 1 1 flakes, pkg Cereal, pkg Nice Meaty Large package Cal. Prunes, 1 Oir Prepared 1 pound l2l Buckwheat AOL Lg. Jar Fruit Q9p Lg. Jar Apple OQ. Salad Butter.

Lg. Jar Sweet OO Lg. Jar Table 1 Oi Relish Mustard 12C Choice Quality Butterine 28 Cheaper Than Butter for Table Use Cheaper Than Pure Lard for Baking Purposes Lg. can Pork and Beans In Tomato Sauce Pure Horseradish, bot. 14c 11c Delco, the New OC Dessert, 4 pkgs.

Tuna Fish, toKU Mb. can can 33c our soldiers at the front, or already In cantonments, and those who wiil leave in the future. The funeral of Edward Bell wan held from the home of William Bell, of Grassy Island, this nfieiinon. and was largely attended. Intcrmtnt was made in Prospect cemetery, Peckvllle.

Employes of the Mt. Jessup. Peck Sli.ift and Mooslc Mountain collieries will receive their semi monthly 'Kiy Friday. MOOSIC March 14. A parly was held Monday, evening at the honu; of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward N'olz, of Brook street, in honor of their son, Ernest, who Is home on a short furlough from Camp Hancock, Ga. Games and mimic were enjoyed until late hour when luncheon wa served to tho following: Bertha r.Tnincs. Bess Tliumas. Mrs.

S. Holland and daughter. Ruth. Dean Oliver ami Joseph Wolf, all of Doranccton; the Misses Helen Moxley. Johanna Dunn.

Sarah Dunn, Marv Van Buskirk and W'inl fleld Van Buskirk, all of Sciiinton; Messrs. George Dainty, John Greenhouse, Henry Greenhouse. George Robinson, Dewey Warren, Alexander Williams. William Boslcy. Thomas Powell, Thomas Maffiii and Josso Borlhwlck, all of Avoca; also tho following from Sweet or Sour Pickles, doz Large bottle Worcestershire Sauce York State Brick Cheese Mil.

.1 lb 9c 9c 33c Nice Fat Breakfast Mackerel, 1 0 1 each 12C LG. JAR FARM HOUSE PICKLED ONIONS, SWEET MIXED QQ PICKLES, CHOW CHOW 13 Friday Grocery Sales Special Price Reduction On Choicest Quality Groceries That Prove the Economical Influence of This Big, Busy, No Rent Cash Store. ExGry York State Potatoes 35c pk. Choice Baldwin A Apples, pk Fancy Pittston 9Kn Carrots, pk. Nice Tender Dried Peas, pound 13c Canadian Yellow Rutabaga Tur 09 nine nl OC Lg.

Choice Grape Fruit, each Delicious Custard 8c Pumpkin, 14c York State Onions 35c pk. to tjie members to knit sweaters for ansse, Elizabeth Ella Sarah Blttlcr, Elisabeth William, Mary Lockctt, Helen Lnck.tt Wilson Lillian Heater. Amanda Lai Jiarnct Day. Margaret Frosi Grace Martin. Christina Rf.i FnL iMn'i M'nnl Mae Rowlands ijsaheti, Reed.

and Marjorle Noli" Mr and Mrs. Georg, Grllliths, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monie Messrs. Hugh Major, Robert Strong James Pike.

August Williams, Oscai Hittler. Ihomas Coleman and Jame: Harold Manners, of the EnglneeJ 1.W111U11UU at tiancock, Uh. "I'vnuiNK u. Biimi luriougn with 111: parents. Mr.

and Mrs. of Main street. Mrs, Arthur Kelsling. of fVnteJ street, stent Wednesday with her six icr. ueorgo Alexander, of WllkcsJ (icorco Cole, of Dalton.

snunf Tnl uay i me Aiosieiier residence on Lf per Mliimilia avenue. Mrs. Walter Klvidge and son, WalJ ter, or l.nderwood. Is spending a fev any wnn Kividge mother, Mrs joscpn vtooumne. of Main street.

isy royai ortier, tne celebration on Arbor Day ha been made obligatory In every township and municipality In Spain, and tree planting Is to be carried on upon a more extensive scale than neretorore. By Steinki come i fte(2eY 4 TO Vau ir VTTOVC AT CkEVe(2. A A iat aimW zf rue Qovr AT.