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The Rffchmond Palladium, Saturday, December 22,190 6. y

nSTAG ,

ooo

Books, Xmas Books.!

20-4t

lorris

Co.

Mr. John Short of Boston was

the city yesterday.

y in

Prices' are headauartetsr for nice

fresh Oysters, every day'by express, 20-2t

Mr. and Mrs. George Brown ofIil . .11 J Jt j ? v -i

Ion were in me cuy yesieruay

their Christmas shopping.

XMAS WATCHES

-ft

AT HANER'S.

Tbad McCowan of Hagerstown

in the city yesterday.

Haner's have a displ

Hill's flowers.. .See them

av of E. Q.

ra6r'wth

The ever ready safety

- ' - y

19 hiades. Guaranteed at Adams

Drug Store, 601 Main street. 0-5t " r

diamonds.

Jenkins for watches and

Go to Simmons for Xmaaciga

Haner's for cut glass bow,

rs. V'

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burgess fil Kokomo are in the city to visit relatives and friends during the holmays.

XMAS RINGS AT HA

NES.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Allen of SanFrancisco are guests of Mr. Alley's

ltr Mrs. Mariana Doan of SJduth

12th street.

HANER'S FOR ROMANESQUE FINISH FERN DISHES.

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bell, east of,

the city are expecting Mr. and Mrs.

Scott McDonald and children of Kich

mond. Va., here during the holidays.

HANER'S FOR CUT GLASS WATER GLASSES.

Henlev Bell will arrive today to

upend the holidays with his papains Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bell eastf the

city.

The ever ready safety razor with

12 blades. Guarantee! at Adams Drug Store, 601 Main street. 20-5t

Mr. George Mansfiled wen

to Campbellstown yesterday on b

ness.

Gold fish make a

Prices' have just secur

ones. 20-3 1

urn

IceX

eU150

present.

bright

MIsa , Maud Zimmerman will leave

next week to visit friends in Kent

ky.

Ferrets for sale

South 4th street

cmiF

Sim IBir

Schwegman'3, 209

22 Jt.

Mr. and Mrs. Ililterman, of south Fourth street, are going to spenTthe

holidays in Dayton with MrsHilter

man's father.

SILK AND WOO KIBBEY & CO.

FFLERS AT

John Orth, of south Fourth jrfreet.

goes to spend the holidays itn his

parents at Hartford City.

Haner's for cut glass vases.

Mrs. Otey, of AlexandersonvUle, Ohio, expects to visit her sisterMrs. Louis Minck, of south Fourtbstreet,

during the holidays.

Xmas cigars at Fihe's Pharmacy. 20-5t

Mrs. O. C. Lippert, of Cincinnati, will spend Christmas with-her dauKh-

ter'airs. W. II. Sudhyff, of south

Fourth street.

HANER'S GAME SETS.

HAND

Business men's luncjreon served In the Cafe of the VYiaeott Hotel every day from 11:30 toj:00 o'ciock. Price 35 cents. 12-tf

The Methodist church at Chester

will give a Christmas entertainment

on Christmas eve at the church.

Leave your order for i nfCe Christ

mas cake at Zwissler's&'Cakery, 908 Main street or 28 South Fifth street. 20-5t

The church choirs of the city arc

present engaged in rehearsals

Christmas music.

OOO

Jenkins engnve while you wait.

Mrs. Ray Coffman of Columbus, O., is spending the holidays with. hr mother. Mrs. Carra Brown, No. 26

North 17th street.

YOU CAN'T AFF

LOOK OVER OUR KIBBEY tt'CO.

HANER'S FOR

CARVING SETS.

"STAG

'TO NOT

IMBRELLAS.

HAND

EVERYBODY GOES

Dr. C. D. Marsh, who was head of the biological department at Earlham durinjr the fall and winter terms cf

1904-05. has just announced that he

the ! nas succeeded in discovering the na

lure ui me puisuu in me ahjcu w ecu.

JENKINS

1847 ROGER

WARE AT H

-y-

SY BRftR

SILVER

Mrs. Minerva Bunker of New Paris,

Ohio, is spending a few days wjjh

Mrs. Alice Hunt of South 7th str-t.

L. E. WATERff! AfVs FOUNTAIN PENS AT HANE4iS.

Telephone the RIcbBio!

Laundry to get your launjry.

Steam

Today travel on the

pick up at a great rate

mas excursion rates becomes effective

this forenoon.

Prices have some elegant choco

lates, in handsome packages that are

a work of art. Youwill like one.

20-3t i

Joseph Triber, substitute clerk and Harry E. Young and Park Hlseryfi'bve

railroads v.Jll j begun their duties for the Christmas Thf fhriSil. I linlwlti v2 ut tha irt rffi ro

y. XMAS UMBRELLAS AT HANER'S. i

WANTED TEN.

SALES LADIES AT Wll

BEFORE EIGHT 6'

MORNING.

Jenkins for propartts of worth.

:loci-

'extra

KE!S. CALL

CK THIS 22 1t

Richmond lodge of Odd Fellows will

hold its annual roll call meeting on

the evening of January 14. gram of special interest Is

pared.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ratliff and boy will spend Christmas withMf. and Mrs. Harry Macke and iff' and Mrs. J. B. Cromer in Chysrfgo.

HANER'S FO

FERN DISHES

IVER PL

PLATED

Mrs. Lydia Canady of Bellview,

Ky., is the truest of Mrs. C. "WV'Par-

kens on the west side.

Go to Wilke'

GO TO WJ

bepj

LKE'S.

A pro-

g pre-

GO TOjWILKE'S.

Street Commissioner Ed Dye reports

that the sewers in all parts of the city are in good condition and few of

them have give nseriousrouble from

, any cause thus far thiavinter.

t uowiir - y

We make evej

try line, on shft

ler's.

XMAS AMP

HANER'S.

hJCriA

thing in the pas

notice, at Zwiss

y" 20-5t

A POTTERY AT

XMAS CUT GLASS

HANER'S.

The plans for the state epileptic village at New Castle have been placed in the hands of the commission which is directing this work. They were drawn by V. S. Kauffman of tljii"!ity. Just received a lot ar lew style Florentine oak JundrgMt mouldings, bring in your pJrnres and have them framed before the holidays. Brown & Darnell, 1022 Main street. Tues and Sat.tf.

Mr. Moorman, an Earlham student,

recently in the oratorical contest, has been compelled to return to homo

at Winchester, owing to iLHless.

For Christmas no

C. Bradbury's, 101 20-5t

5 N

Ities, call at M.

lain street.

B. B. Johnson, member of the Board of Public "Works and president of the Commercial Club, has just returned from Indianapolis, where he attended a meeting of a committee of shippers and representatives of commercial bodies from all over the State.

The Elks Thursday evening took in three new members, Dr. Chenow'eth Elmer McConaha and Clifford Prise.

Members of the company of Murray and Mack were doing Christmas shopping at the local stores Thursday. They took advantage of the akrS displays at the stores along Main street

and many purchases we&e made.

Now is the tim

dies. Greek can did stock.

1 M

y sto

buy Xmas can-

re has splen-

Go to Wilke

GO TO WILI

GO TO WICKE'S.

Miss Blair Thompson of Chicago will spend the holidays withxher sis

ter Miss Harriett Thompson and Mrs

Jesse Fletcher.

XMAS LAMPS

A TV

HANER'S.

Miss Edith McGaw of

s was in the city yesterday.

Electric Irons mak ent. See them at head.

Earfon, O.,

Zol

useful pres

ler & Craig-

20-3t

Mrs. Charles Corwin of New" York City will arrive next week, to spend

the holidays with her sonMr. Wick-

ham Corwin.

JENKINS FOR

ner soa'AU JEWELRY.

Miss Mable Jessup left yesterday, lo visit her parents at Bloomingdafe She will return to Earlham aftel the

holidays.

Books and Pictures f

ers at Morris & Co. tf

w m

Xmas buy-

20-4t

Miss Lncile Carney who has been

attending St. Mary's-of-the-Woods

near Terre Haute arrived home yes

terday.

LADIES' BEY & CO.

SWEATER A'

AT KIB

Mr. Earnest Richey, of Chicago, is here to spend Christmas jWith his

mother. Mrs. Alice Riche

XMAS ER'S.

BRASS

rpODS

AT HAN-

Miss Edith Scantland of Earlham left yesterday for her home at Econ

omy to spend the holidays

Sweet oranges, California Pears, Japanese Persimmon, Grape fruit and Malaga Grapes aPrices.' 20-3t

Edward Dingley who Is employed In the offices of the Victor Talking Machine Company at Camden, N. J., will arrive today to visit his parents

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dingley.

Now is time to buy Xinas Candles. Sreek Candy Store has splendid stock. 21-2t

Mrs. .Alice Richey of north Fourteenth street, who has bejrti quite ill for the past two weeks, fs recovring. r XMAS TOILET StTS AT HANER'S.

Mrs. A. L. Hadden. of Peru, Indiana, has returned from a visit with the family of Sam GebharL jbt South

Fourth street,

HANER'S FOR

AND SCRAPERS.

7 R CfeUMB

TRAYS

Mrs. M. M. Liveley, of Matissa, l'l

s in the city, the guest otlier dajght

er, Mrs. H. E. Penny.

HANER'S FO

EIGHT DAY CL

R OILT

ONE AND

Mr. and Mrs. Pohlman, of Colum bus, Ohio, are expected to visit Mrs

Pohlman's parents. Mr. and Mrs

Norrill. of Liberty Avenue

OUR $1.00

SELLING GIFTS. Kl

bSey

D $1.50 CAPS ARE

FOR CHRISTMAS

& CO.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Merrill will go

to Loveland, O., on Monday t to spond

Christmas with Mr. MerrUrs parerls

has choice

Greek Candy sto

lot of candies to s

retill

feet from

The Christmas tree market in Richmond reached the faminestage yesterday. There were notnough trues

to fill the demands.

JENKINS FOR lEWELS.

Mrs. P. Lichtenfels, of south

Fourth street, will entertain Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Allen, Mas

ter Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Jfay

Lichtenfels and Mrs. CharlesAllen.

Bear lunch at Ed Boslr's saloon,

Amas eve. mi i me irimmings. 21-3t

Mrs. Charles Essmaker, of south

"E" street will spend th holidays

with friends In Eaton. Ohio.

XMAS NER'S.

SPECT

jy-

AT HA

Miss Florence Harper, of Frank

fort. Indiana, will be the guest of Miss Ruby Reid, of south Fourth street

during the holidays

i Four y

HANER'S FOR .STERLING SIL

VER SUGAR AND CREAM SETS

All of the offices in the court house

will be closed on ChristmasHfay. The

same rule will apply at the city hall.

xmas hand Tainted china

AT HANER'S.

T. M. Hubbard, of West Main

street, is to be the guest of Ed.

Moore, of North Sisteenth sjtreet on

Christmas.

y .

Fruit baskets filled to order with

the choicest fruits at Price's. 21-2t

Mrs. F. A. Shaw and daughter Hel

en, or Muncie, are visiting the par

ents of Mrs. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Wright of South West Third

street.

XMAS SIGNET y RINGS

NER'S. ?

AT HA-

Mrs. Frank Waters will spend the

holidays with friends in Inianapo

lis.

Go to Simmons

is for Xmajpcigan

rs.

204t

Mr. and Mrs. W. -A. Harvey and

daughter, of Indianapolis, are expected to visit Mr. and Mrs. Swfsher. of

south-west Third street; land other

relatives .in the city durfug the holi

days. HANER'S FOR ELECTROLIERS.

See Adams Drug -Stcre window at 601 Main street for Fancy Box Christmas Candy put up in Imported boxes at Special Prices to introduce goods.

Richmond churches will have

services on Christmas day choirs have arranged for

musical programs. Seve

Sunday schools will givj

entertainments in the eyvening.

Toilet cases, shaving sets at macy.

inF re efto--at.e

;rarf of I he

I s

(haii

The Legislative visiting committee which was at Easthaven some time ago, has completed its round of visits to the State institutions, with a visit to the new buildings that are being erected for the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf.

KNOLLENSERG'S STORE-

Pirate C(Mt Now A few weeks ago and Christmas shoppers could a.'ford to put off "until tomorrow' Now the time until Christmas morning dawns Is counted by minutes, not by days. Monday is the last full (day of shopping and the George H. Knollenberg Co's great establishment will be the popular rendezvous of hundreds. Early day shopping has its advantages, both tolhe patron and to the clerks, but if you can't come early, your wants will receive the same considerate attention eventhough it is late in the day when you do come. The GeorgeH. Knollenberg store will be open this evenii.j and on Monday evening. Christmas gifts in great profusion. Every department has its offerings and all are worthy of your consideration.

THE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG CO. PUFDVTUINR Ffl D CUOISTHseil

Haner's fo

roVfdn

meat forks.

Rev. T. H, Kuhn went to Falmouth

yesterday, where he lectured Jast

night. He will return tod

A whirl of trade at Morris & Co.

20-4t

Charles Stemple of Elliott's Mills was in the city yesterday shopping.

SILVER PLA

WARE AT HANE

K S.

HOLLOW-

Webb Lodge, No. 24,

voted a .gift of $200 to

C. A. Fund.

JENKINS FO

ward

fC R

M., has

the Y. M.

ELI ABLE GOODS.

HANER'S FOR BROS.' GAME SETS.

:ure sets and

H. Fihe's Phar-20-5t 1847 ROGERS

W. Disharoon, of Philadelphia, who

has been in Richmond for sever;

weeks eettine: out the industrial iariie

of the Palladium, published lastwed

nesday, left yesterday for Indianapolis. He made many friends during-his st'iy

in the city.

HANER'S FOR 1

BROS.' CARVING SE

rial ian last'vi'e inapoli J-his st'i

ke. Vi

847ROG

Go to 'Wi

GO TO VWIKE'S.

GO TCTWILKE'S,

ERS

The concert given yesterday afternoon by the Garfield orchestra was well attended and was pronounced by all a most notworthy performance. The orchestra was under the direc

tion of Prof. Earhart. director mu-

isc in the public schools

Zoller & Craighead bave a beauti

ful line of Electric afld Gas Stand Lamps. 20-3t

Prof. Walter S. Davis left yester

day afternoon for Cincinnati where

he will join an excursion party for

Cuba. Many old historical points in the Southern states will be visited on

the trip. He will returjr January

first.

HANER'S FO

VER TOILET S

RLING SIL-

The trains on the Pennsylvania

railroad once more began running

near normal time yesterday all of

them reaching Richmond almost on schedule time. A few of the,through

trains were however latejr than the

locals.

Morris &. Co. 20-4t

Bo4k

Dr. Will F. Kreuger was yesterday named township physician, succeeding Dr. Allen L. Bramkamp, who will assume his duties as coroner January first. Trustee Potter made the appointment over a number of other applicants.

The Big Store has a very attractive

snow scene, designed by Will Scnuer

man.

Pocketbooks, Bill Faffls, Purses Perfumes and Toilet yCrticles at Mc

Donnell's drug stortir lS-7t

Attaches of the city hall and visitors almost smoked themselves to death yesterday. Some person in-

ent upon doing good at this Christ

mas season, sent a box of fine cigars to the police department and trtrybody was busy the remainde-'of the day. Sergeant Dan McMnus, who

is a stosie fiend, almost ruined his

taste by the application of real Ha

vanas.

Shower Sprays and-aTh specialties, Electrfc ant5as Lamps, Electric fiat irjNxand warming pads at

Zoller & Craighead's. "20-3t

HANER'S FOR

Jenkins for the

feVSTER

fijs-of

FORKS.

everything.

Go to Wilke's.

GO TO WILI

GO TOLWILKE'S.

The Indiana, Columbus and Eastern traction lines hav eannounced to tho public that sufficient cars will oe provided for the traveling public during

the holidays.

XMAS JA HANER'S.

PANE'S

WARE AT

Mr. Clark Ketch last night.

left for Florida

Jenkins for

"grea

test variety

ke's. y

ILK4TS.

Go to Wil

GO TO Wi

GO TOtWlLKE'S.

The City Health Board believes hat

the backbone of the measles epidemic has been broken. It Is said that ap

proximately 600 cases have been ieported during the period of the epi

demic, but as scores of cases weekly

were not reported to the health board,

it is likely that there were fullv100

altogether.

..Bear lunch

Xmas Eve. L

atJfa Rosers

he trimmings

saloon,

HANER'S

WITH TUMBL

WATER JUGS

RS TO MATCH.

Xmas. packages promptly and cftro-

fully' called fpr and delivered. West

ern Union Tel. Co. 'Phon

22-2 1

ifndshes.

YOUR

TURKEY

Do TOot Neglect It. 300 Choicest of Birds ! We dress them to order and give you Just what you want. Have your order entered now and be sure of an early choice.

CEEESIS dirndl IDTiftDIXS

. 7 Special Holiday Orange Sale

Fancy, good sized Sweet Floridas.

23c Per Dozen.

Headquart

fV for, holiday dscoration Fine Holly, Wreaths, Coiling,

Mistletoe, Xmas Trees nd Bells, Needle Pines. We invite you to call and inspect our stock of clean, first quality, PURE FOODS; positively the most complete line in the city. JOHN M. EGGEr.TEVER

4'ttv rand Main Gts.

Haner's for c

Greek Candy slfe still has choice

lot of candiWfo select from.

Best Books'

20-4 1

XMAS CLOC

lfcHflforrii

orris &. Co.

4Ct

HANER'S.

XMAS NER'S.

JEWEL

Now is the tim

dies. Greek can did stock.

1CASES AT"HA-

e tobuy Xmas can-

dir store has splen-

store for Xmas.

Liberty is very much excited ovcrf

the announced determination of pres

ident Henry, of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction cornpanvXto bui.'d

the road through that

XMAS STICK PINSTAT HANER'S.

Today's business in the Richmond

stores will probably be the ljgjjest of the Christmas shopping period. Mon

day will be the last buying dy, but the farming class will be hre today

and the stores will be fillea from early

until late.

JENKINS FORSlGNET RINGS

The Board of Wayne County Com

missioners, at their meeting next Saturday, December 29, will clear up sll business matters in order io start out

the new year with a cleair slate.

Take one of t

of chocolates a you.

hose

Yesterday was the shortest day of

the year. Today Old Sol began his journey northward and from now until mid summer the days will gain

in length. Xmas. pnekagespromptly ftnd carefully called orand delivered. Western Union lfct: Co. 'Phone 26.

22-2 1.

XMAS BRACEL

AT HANER'S

School No. 9 of Wayne townshin will have a Christmas tree for the benefit of the worthy poor of the North End Mission. This school is one of the largest and most prosperous in the township and is setting an

example worthy to be imitated by

others.

Patrolman Ilebble is once more able

to be out on tho streets, afteicveral

days illness.

Hand at M. C. 20-5t

HANER'S POft ELECTROLIERS.

embroidered

Braamjry's,

handkerchiefs

1015 Main street.

Owing to the continued illness of Judge Fox, the adjounment of the Wayne Circuit coudt has been pro

longed until Thursdal5f next weeV

til Thursdfpsl5: 'S iJfiELEC

HANER

Xmas. packages

fully called

ern Union Tel. Co.

fiacSnd

OLIERS.

tly and crre-

delivered. West'Phone 2G. 22-2t.

If you wanf any coal get the best. I can supply you with it. I invite comparisons of my coal with that of others, for it's the best. Why should I hesitate to tell, you aUout it? Trust me with your order. If you do, I will win your confidence and your future trade. Order from me today and get prompt delivery. Office: Bullerdick'o Cannery. 0. G. Bulferdick, South Fifth St. Phone 1235.

HANER'S BAKING DIS

Go to Simm

ijoSILVER

PLATED

r Xmas cigars.

20-4t

Bear lunch Xmas Eve. h

22-2t

atcd Roser's saloon,

the trimming

XMAS BELT

PirsyAT

HANER'S.

landsome boxes

'rices along with

20-3t

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pickett, of

Spiceland, Indiana, Miss Ethel Pickett, of Knightstown, Indiana. Ada Walls, of Cleveland, Indiana, Russell Pickett, Ruby Pickett, Lenora Pickett and Fern Pickett, of Spiceland.

ndiana, are to spend Christmas with

Aaron Wogaman of Sou.ti West Third street. . -

Nice Xmas c 20-4t

HANER'S FO

VER SINGLE

Prices' will be

order for Ice

for your Christ

20-Ct

ates.

kfdrs at DanrC

B TERLI NGX SI L-

STOONS

pleaded to fill your

Qlytrn, the very best

mas dinner.

The snow and sudden cold weather has given the work on the new Home Telephone building a sudden set back.

and work is progressing only v$ry

slowly. .

Meats, Meats, gameaud Poultry.

Headquarters for SjMtreribs, Rabbits Turkeys and CMCens. Choicest and largest lot of iffcsh meats in the city.

SCHWEGMAN'S Meat Market. 'Phon a

339 and 10S4. 22-3t

For the first tim this year the small boy had use for hi3 ice skates yesterday, and in. certain portions cf the city the sidewalks were fill-id wilh j-oungsters taking advantage of the ice on the walks.

Get a nice

ler's, Christr

rrifs

dinner at Zwiss-

Day. 20-51

CITY ftfID COUNTY

XMAS COMBS

AT HANJE

R'S.

Fine perfumes a3 toilet waters at

Leo H. Fieh's fiarmacy. 20-5t

Mrs. Hattie Oswald, enroute from Texas to Portland, this State, with the dead body of her husband, was in Richmond yesterday for several hours.

Oswald had been in Texas for several ' of the residents

months hoping to recuperate his health and when it was seen that, re-i Greek Candy

covery was impossible, he was mar-; lot of candi

ried to Mrs. Hattie Lehman, of Indianapolis, to whom he had been eng.agod a long time. It was a deathbed marriage ceremony and Oswald passed a.wa.v tlirea Jiduis afterward-

A mad dog was reported to have been wandering about South 12th street, between Main and A streets, last night and caused both fear and considerable excitement jjrft the pait

HANER'S AND COPPE

Haner's f

of thaLymstrict.-

stoestill hjuK'choice

tVe!ect f roT 21-2t FOR j N IflfKE L PLATED R CHAFFING DISHES.

Monera daises.

Deaths and Funerals. GILLIS Eva Gillis died Thursday night at the home of her parents, 626 North 13th street, aged 9 months. The funeral will be held this morning at 9 o'clock, and the burial will

be at Earlham. STUDY Mrs. iJohn Study died Thursday night at Reid Memorial Hospital. The body was removed to Centerville yesterday moral. and the funeral will be held Sunday. SEEKER The funeral of Christian Seeker will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock, sun time. Rev. Feeger officiating. Burial at Lutherania. HEITBRINK The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Heitbrlnk will be from the home, 700 South Sth street this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. At 2 o'clock services will be held - at St. Paul's Lutheran church. Burial will be at Lutherania. Friends may call at any time. Please omit flowers. OVERBECK Sarah A. Overbeck, aged 66 years, died at Cambridge City Thursday. She has been in poor health for several years. She was born near Hamilton, 0. Six

children survive. The funeral wil

be this afternoon at 2 o'clock at thi

home.

JOHXSOXBAUGH Mrs. Ellzaf beth Johnsonbaugh, aged 70 yearK died yesterday morning at her hom at Cambridge City after a protracted illness. The aged woman lived alon but recently she was arranging t make her home with three niece th Misses Pearl, Flora and Lillio Clin ton. At her request the body will b cremated. Mrs. Johnsonbaugh bi lieved that this Is the correct dtepo sitlon of the dead and her desire wll' be complied with. She was a mem ber of no denomination. Her nelcci are her nearest relatives. Tho fu neral arrangements have not beei completed, y For tKe real good old buckwhea flavorbuy Mrs. Anstln's Buckwheat anclon't forgetth name. 1

Noticefto Merchants. We willfnsure jrou against loss b burglars Caller phone us and w will you rates. Dougan & C, Phonel39. jf tu-lh-sat

f Artificial' gas, the 20th Century fue! x io-tf ;

Hess Succeeds Miller t Publishers Press. J ; cnncinn&u, O., Dec. 21. William I Hess, secretary and treasurer of th Sohn Brewing company and treasurr of the Brewers' State association, wil succeed the lata Joseph A. Miller a, secretary of the Ohio State Brewer association. Tim appointment will b; made by the executive hoard of thi association- after January 1. Therj were several applicants for the posj ticn whch pays a salary of t350

a jetrj - J? - nn- i ' -" ' m

Use Artificial gas tor llht and heal