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'OCIET'Y NOTICES
Old Woii' Lullo. No. "It. I. and A M.
Meets to llasonic Building, south
Main street. 1st and 3d Tuesday or
each monthduly and Aunt ex-
4 ‘cepted+at EA o'clock. All lute!
‘ , Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
yoneach, !-W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
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[utter chapter; No. as. il- A. M. 4
Meets in Masonic Buildins. Eontn
'-Main Sit. and and 4th Tuesdays, of
each month—July and August on
44 copied-Tat 8 o 'clock. All Royal Aron
Nasons'cordinily invited Charles
A Tuck. H. P Robert W. Wilcox.
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PROMOTION or mam.
‘ An "American Society for Thriit"
has been organized in Chicago with
the evened purpoas or “promotin
nationally the individual thrift which
is the basis of good citizenship and
«community prosperity " Men of
prominence. including governors 01
several statics. are back of this move-
broad and sensible view of economy.
, great English statesman said “'i‘hritt
" is not meanness, but management "
‘tic economy.
been lound for it. Apparently
pt to 5th living so high.
‘ ern ccndltione1 ‘ 4
lthey render
truism, which aims to advocate a carries
pointing out to the people that, as a
hrhsps the new taritl will reduce
'ithe cost ‘oi living eventually. but it
‘ n 't yet. .Poseibly governmental in-
tigatlngg‘commissions may lead to
at consummation, but there are col
flights of it yet And no other panaceal
til efore, tor the present at least,
is no nope ot Abstins' the steady
‘ the price of everyday noose
_ ’11, so far, no way has been
to best the high cost or living
A it not quite possible that in good
iii-'1' hioned thrill may be reassess
lotion oi the dithcnlt problem at
‘3 up to modern standards tinder
‘ Ebenezer J. Hill. of Norwim,, 3
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than tumult." when n is mum "flu;
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m m M mlewuwntomormw illness: those present were the lot! 1
MW my“ WWW by Wm lowing. ! 4 1. . . r
E. Whitman. and Alter cm into
mwllildhlliflav ALLIavntlh. t-he
praise I" the “WW rhuqoot was in full away.
We presume this is mummy“ why ‘43..
true or town court welsh; as it is of Wdfi mag “nausea
other public servants. We cannot "l l’ “m “a“ w e
raisin from telling Judge Kéosh use memfim
Prosecutor Grillln that a lot of all). militia in "mum on m
things are being said of their conduct lull ”bind the sitcom W was
in the recent strike cases. The pc‘lnla ’m A Ilse Ammcmm ‘ '
ties imposed were none too some, m“ nurses " m‘ ‘
and should serve as a warning that aim wu mu,” ”mm
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our ptiblic thoroughfares are not tn Will! W W
be used for stone throwing contests. “Joys cl liming?
endangering the lives 0: mil‘ citizens. "Bird of Mic urine.” i a.
1 Mrs. Wm. P. Burke. Greens: c
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our editorial statement in yester- “mm“ 1 Never M” M" . girl
1 i like You."
days issue on the. methods employed AlIOll Smith.
in buying taxes and the Appointment or: "Lille Grey Horne in the West ..
public funds to the several depart’ Hugh Catholic“. .
ments was read with intense interim; ii)net-—“I Live and love Thee."
This was a reply to the first inquiry} flush Campbell and Allan smith
sent as and should inspire many other; in introducing the speakers at the
evening. Mrs. c. A. McNamara proved
citizens to “k questions “hm“ ”mm“ a most able and clever toastmaster. .
' matters which concern them. ' ‘ _ Rev. M. J. Lynch. l:
*W‘” The first speaker at the evening was
American tourists who have been M. Nu: Munch cl 8t. Joseph‘s rac-
trimmed by foreign dealers in bogus tory. whose subject was: “The Punk
antiques, pasnuu 3 and curios will do- ing Need of the Church in America at
rive some comiorgt iron: the report that‘ the Present Time." Father We“ “-
' plaincd at some length the sushi and
Kaiser William has been bamboozled religious relation between the Outho-
with “planted relics" from the excaVI~' lie priest and the Catholic "hymen.
lions of Greece. frhe crooked reach: Proceeding Mr. Lynch said. "What is
for money knows no class distinction the most 9’05““ need in "’9 world
”W41... oday? 1 respond to that question with
the answer, True Catholic Spirit The
With the departure of Andrew H Icure for every social evil is TrueCath-
Lyon from the repertorlal staff of‘l‘he ollc Spirit Father Lynch closed his
Evening Sentinel. this paper loses a address by vigorously denouncing ‘Wo-
800d newspaper men Our relations man Salinas. tile said in part: “To
woman with lilll where she has
Public omcisls crush! are the that
once to hear
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Ihave been the most cordial and he; 9‘“
r with him our very best wishes
if“ awed “we” The next speaker at .tha evening.
"W I Mrs. Q. 43 Welsh. vice supreme re-
The brevity and emphasis 0' “wisest. of New York city. spoke on "The
llmllire'a mums shines brightly bl‘ Growth of the Order." Mrs. Walsh
degrades her. "
The continued rise in the cost of contrast with the federal indge who outlined the history of the Daughters.
“living, unaccompanied to any—great “Bell 1000 “WOW“! in a baseball Ml- ‘
.exteut by a corresbdbding increase of sion
*individual incomes. is making manyl ,
A‘nierlohn family: night-shoulder» 4;r
to matter of personah and demés- ”9
of issbclla and. presented statistics to
prove that. the organization is thriv-
44 inc in 34 mates. with a total member”
ship of 20. 000 women. She stated that
some day the orcenisaticn hoped to
become the “right arm at the Catholic
Chilton." Mrs. Walsh tonched hu-
. mqrmsly on Women Snifrdsc. To the
E men-l she said. "Why you one your
very existence to the women. What
F'would you men be if it were not for
the mother. the sister, the sweet-
? ”heart." 4
BEAMS
Other Speeches.
Due to the late hour the last two
jspseches on the program were greatly i,
:shol'lelled News "Ssh. Chemitahy spoke
interestingly on "International W
ty, ” as did Mrs. iiii. F. Larkin and Mrs
The W will as nib-ac to re-
ceive letters for publication. tram it!
«our. on car the soon beading. A
brie: and to-tllvpo’int communication.
In a general Won. corms more
weight and translation than a lengthy
one in which too augment is not
concentrated We do most emphatic.
AW mural beastly. Lona-winded so .
doles. we liAts observeil. one the mt -
enema. “commitment“
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”Mrs. M. ‘4. O’Brien
Miss ‘Ienfliy Callahnn
Mrs. John prison:
John V Median
Miss Kathryn “mush
Hugh Campbell
lites Ann P. flown. :of Donner!
Albert E lichens $3
lilies um Mlle! r?
Mill John F. Griffin
Mics Edna See
Mr. and lire. Richard Egaliaghcr
Min Nora Cronin
Mill Katherine Campbell
Dr. Daniel E. Sullivan
Mr, Sullivan, of Wimted
Miss Agnes McPeake , 444
John‘ Mother. 4
Miis Alice .spian
Cornelius gnokley .44 4
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Miss Rose usnm "“
Jeremiah W. Aliment-y: ..
John Driecoll 4 .
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’Mr. and Mrs T. F. Foley
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we will baseline celebrations! our
'Cotnnicrmal Birthday,
A Sole that stildds close Without
a Worthy rival.
None has ever approached it in
entity and quality of the
merchandise offered
it Is mt I sale of old merchandise.
Newest. Freshestrnd Best that could be: procured. bought
expressly for this occasion.
This Sale has proved its sopsriority' ll the past—ins saved .
many I shim—n will surely do the some for you in 1914.
We invite you to come to this
g. , values. such as you never saw be. '4
' 4 , 4 lore. We guarantee you absolute
‘ satisfaction in eyery particular ..
TWENTY-SIXTH
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Sale We promise you
' nn. 0 Williams
Ilia Mel Williams l.
lrvlng Qampbell
Miss Anna Toothill
Miss Tessie Buckle!
Miss Harriet whim
Edward Lodrlsan
Alscn Smith
The Moon.
1 01m winner
Woman: makes
lilies! ‘ More
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iwmm a gentleman» will render I with exquisite grace. It is draped
{program at music specially selected our the right shoulder. and crosses
by lilies Wilson. .4 , . the bodies In a “coping line to the
To the stands or Washers instill!“ not use or are waist, who‘re it is
Wedding match from Mhénflln “I. caught with a spray ct orange bios-
wedding sells will More the min cola cm the not line it falls as
{WW iron; the apartments abo'te. a border to the tuna tunic. A novel
Qum Margret Wilson and Mrs 8H". feature of the lovely costnme will be
all,“ hride's' aisle". W111 b9 mold 9“ the bridal month of orange blossoms
matron at how ‘ . ' , In con effect iron: which the long tulle
'l‘wo climbing little malt" all will be drawn.
Ml” aorta Holman. in waters»- Practically the solo Went to be
old daughter of the bridewnt. All! worn by the bride will he a necklace
Miss Nancy Laue. the dandy death!“ othnmonca. the 4pm or the bride-
Wm firs. m K (room. Miss Wilden will carry a
M” alum“! m Mm mmlhwmhquetof lilies 'ot
. will be M lll ”Skills Valley,- wlllt‘o orchids and torn
., More than A century or romantic
. 4 in 4 M writs House history will tom a string
don t at the cool miss: A! the s ’er an lll'idni couple in the
c-WW ceremony or tour. “According to
fill ”crotch ”thorium!
, The White libero is believed in the ’
1'.“ ‘mcry or can ether Nay buts. be
loved Nellie (trust; who. tony years
“5 ago well clotticdjlo the Most Room to
in. meet a! the principals.-
will both our meals, ,
minutes stem:
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