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, Ira Henry Reynolds, of But street, '
1' is quite in. l
Frank Hall washer and onslaeer at
the Crescent Laundry. is ill at his Jamey Monohan, Norman Flewellin,
hallo on Rowan street.
Mrs. J. Stillman, wife of. the popu-1
lar East Side druggist. and non Mil
, ion are spending a few days in New
' York city
g The tug Addie V. towed Jacob B.
Ismond's wile driver to the Knob
thia_mdrning, where Mr. Raymond is
“as some work.
il‘he ladies of Christ. Church will
Wain this evening at the church
A chicken supper at 6 o’clock will be
.5. deodthe features.
A gang of men are buy today ex-z
.vating inside the coflerdam oi‘ Pierl
_. ; ; 10. and aawing piles, preparing for the
l Wing of the pier.
' Yesterday afternoon's high wind to-
tally destroyed the new billboard but'
recentlrerected on the meadow- oppo
. hits the East Side Hotel.
'Ihiid-lweelr prayer meeting will be}
.. hold in the Advent Christian. Swedish!
' congregational and East Avenue m. l
E. Churches, as usual, this "mills.
‘ After the regular mid-week prayer
heating of the East Avenue M. :3.
: Church. this evening. the monthly
. meeting of the oificial board will meet
»- tithe parlors oi the church.
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ry's Point by yeatarday’ alter.
Manon a more blow. She was pulled to
deeper water by the kindly assist
_. lace oi the oyster .hoat Joaauhiuo.
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
’ r” Prawns for Memorial Day at the
‘ Inch School May 29 mg. .- iolo
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' Gran-2mm- Grades, 1:80 P. hi.
f Bills—Hall Columbia. ‘
School.
Main—The Boy: and the m,
‘ Joseph Santos.
”We-The on Blue Coat.
l‘ - Elmer Havens.
”citation—Why They Wanton
' ‘ Alma Clark.
Decoration my.
Sophie Berg.
’eree Soldier BOyS.
George auto.
Memorial Day,
Robert Montgomery.
America.
School.
School.
MARVIN SCHOOL.
‘ Room. 6 and H.
Opening Sons—Flag or Seventy-Six,
School.
Recitation.
Robert Hipson.
Sang—Mammal Day \
Four Girls
1 Recitation.
Charlotte Cornstoclr.
Song-Tribute to the. Soldiers
School
Recitation,
Harry Anderson.
Song-lily Own United states,
Mr Girls.
Recitation.
Natalie Seymour.
Song—America,
school.
, Room F.-
Sonx—Jl‘ha Banner ot the Union
Recitation-Bring the Sweet Flowers.
In. Wooh.
Recitation~Warrlen'e Address.
Vincent Sweeney.
Convocation—«History of Decoration
Day. ‘
Song—Tenth; Tonight.
Itecitation—Mumrial Day.
Gretchen Rider.
Henry Gerhardt.
‘Recltaiion—Little Drummer Bay.
More Coleman.
lone-«Dixie W. ' "
Recitation—The “I; in M3 lly. _
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want tyo be as well dressed‘yas usual
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and Scotland. the heat from America; plaids, checks, stripes. plain weaves,
0U may not march 1n the parade; but
if you are one of the “by -st'anders” you
I“ " There 3-110 occasion when a gentleman can
‘ ’ less than his best.
If you haven’t been‘here to see what we have for you in new models of
Spring Suits and Overcoata, it's about time you were getting around. We have
Hart Séhafiuer & Marx fine clothes here; the: finest clothes made anywhere in
the world; all the fabrics are all- wool; the tailoring is the best known; thestyle-
designing is the worlt oi experts.
If you mew i seen the new fabrics. you ought to: Now things from England
eergeeche‘viots. tweeda. worsteda. The diaplay of fine weaves is complete and
interesting. . _ \
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