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I. I Christmas Candiesmd Nuts 9. Skis" . 6. VII 3“.ka Mun-thy Bwairin n's I’m Mala-r» Tholin'n utters. Deepmber 2. Swathnn’l Pm Union *flkrry .......... 133 I79 ............ *. . . 90 ISO ................. H53 176 le ............ I46 185 Aldoraon ............ 160 182 -, The first game was’v'nnhy fourteen pins, the second by six and the last by one, making it one of the prettiest matches to watch wliichl'have been bowled this season. 69ng was high averaging 201 and gettihg two games of 213. Next high whs Reha who1 counted 502 for an ‘average of 167 133. The week’s scores: Moehel's All Stern vs Bertolin's Cubs, December 1'. These games were postponed from Novam r 27. Moehel'n All ~ 7 ' Mochel'n L. Beidelman :l'he closest match last week was that Friday night petween Mochel's All Stars and the Kidwell Speeders. The Speeders took two' games out of three, losing the 1.3mm by one pin. when Gemig. whoj Was working on a double drew the 5“”) railroad in the last frame. In swung for it he that that to win, it" was necessary to 'pick the spam and nearly did it. Af- Ier the excitement had died down the scone keeper discoyemi that if he had picked one pin the Speeders \fimld have made it thme stiaight. Inmlin'n Cuba vn. [)ch Tool Co. Bowling scans for the past week show true ”Jam ,u the men are just phout hitting their average as shown by the new sheets. BERTOLIN SIEBERT Beams. , Telephone“ For “HER" this season we will have a fine as- sortment of box candies. Candy is always appre- ciated by the gentler sex and the better the candy the more it is a reciated. We have the best-â€" Horseâ€"Banteâ€" emptation. smut Chirstmas Nuts of all kinds to fill the stock- ing or put on the table. Winfield Fatima Mind Omar [lo-don Life 14rd Salisbury Mean-mut- “brands." A pipe smoker will argue for hours re- garding his favorite “mixture," cigar and cigar- ette smokers are just as particular. We have the best brands. get a hint from him as to his favorite and then buy here. Cigarettes by Tobacco for Cigars by the the package or pipes 8:“ thoge bog are always 99k, Sum Pall Mal! ”flip Mon-ill Hahn-t Tarot.- We Mve a (he amortment of splendid Christmas tree», holly mm and adm- deeontioru. Better order etrly as the supply THU Btflofla‘l' (‘Ib ...153 ...I46 .160 “672 Hulm ....l$6 ”JO? “.119 ....ll.‘! ..l6li ..I‘IC I74 149 ..uo 12‘ ll!) .1. Tuxedo Cigar M30 “roll their Lucky Strike Serene Mixture Sweet Tip! Union lender Vol v2! 142 “0 [M 169 151 1:59 [26 128 “'32 MO A Van... “Where no you gain? “To M a, shoe. nmprdt" “I: then a lady cobbler In townr". ID. your Christmas Show“. A! In" Touflut~“l've mun! .woo nun u no your hog-(Ital mum?” Mull Itoâ€"“flown been "ringing n Ilium. It ain‘t mlno."â€"-Bocty She HI‘ - Dlflorent Ambltlon. When Wllllnm Wlliwrfon-e. the n- brmer. was a candidate {or pull.- ‘uent his utter, w umlnblo and witty ‘roung lady, ofleted the compliment of I new gown to “ch 0! the wives of those (radon who voted for her tron-us. on whit‘u she was lllllted with I cry m" "um Wilberforce {art-vet!" when sh:- pie-sandy oboen‘ed: "I thank you. nullemeu. but I cnnnot um with you; (or really I do not rm: to be Mm wwwrrom forever!" Wells . . Peterson Johnxton Miley .. Gerwifi Totals {ulat Rt-hu Totals l‘. Staigcr E. Mochel L. Bcidelman l‘. Staigcr .. Mm'hcl's All Stars vs. Kidwel! Spcodcrs. December 5. Mocllel'u All Stars c"lump A'utnls Schlauder Severus . Druettel l'. Vix .. Huger Mochel Brown Holst Totals Shultz Clarke’s Clean Colts, December 4. will be a happy one if Old Santa leaves in his stocking some- thing to smoke. Those who worship at the shrine of “My Lady Nicotine" are 3.9"? partjcuhr about THE Smokers Christmas Club Special La Dun Tmti Cuban. Lime Ton Gil Barnard Kidwell's Ll Rut: Special Clarke's Clean N AM" I‘m. Klein’s ....l58 ....l52 ....718 Speeders ....169 ....111 ....113 ....126 ....213 'Em's vs. Klein): Colts ,MI 150 158 691, 179 114 151 126 141 711 134 155 188 159 184 177 843 176 161 MI 178 177 833 159 137 148 124 152 716 121 141 152 148 121 743 .183 1“" 776 146 118 139 213 776 158 145 179 140 155 777 778 167 152 141 126 149 192 112 215 u- .101 . A very putt wedding took lace 674 at the home 0 Mrs. Jessie Ric ter 185 80. Main street, December 10th. 149 at 12 o’clock when her daughter, “7 Hannah E. Rayner was united in mar- 174 ria to John R. Campbell. Rev. J. 155 A] red Nansen. pusher of the First 168 Evangelical church officiated, using 779 thgnimpreasiv‘e (Ila-able ring oenmony. 1381] CAMPBELL;- RAYNER [Emma LEAGUE minimum A I‘YIIIBI1 Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will be at home after January 15!. at 185 So. Main street. Their many friends extend congrat- ulationfi and best wishes for a long and happy wedded life. The bride was the recipient a; many lovely gifts. Following the ceremony gclinncr was served to the following guests: Rev. and Mrs. Nansen‘ Mrs. Richter Misses Ethel and Rachel Rayner and Messrs Albert. Harry and Howard Rayner, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rayner, Mrs. J. O’Brien. Mr. and M13. C. E. Plumb, and Mrs. Foster of the Grove; Mr. and Mrs. W. Plumb. Miss Ethel and Messrs Albert and Leslic‘ Plumb, Mr. and Mrs. and Rosella Por- ter. of Lisle. Mr. and Mrs. R. Camp- bell of Chicago and Mrs. E. Schauner and son George. of McHenry. "L. and Miss Daisy Roby. of Congress Park. The bride wore white georgette cue trimmed with satin .and rose- 1bu s and a veil caught at the font- ‘head with pink rose-buds. She car- n’ed a bouquet of pink and white ro- ses. The groom wove conventional dark blue. The bridesmaid was at- iired in copenha n satin and carried pink rosebuds. he‘best man wore a suit of dark brown. l The home had been beautifully de- ‘corated in silver and white. Rosella Porter, cousin of the bride, plesided at the piano, laying Lohengnn'a Bri- dal Chorus. w ile the bride and groom accompanied by Ethel Rayner, sister of the bride as bridesmaid end Albert Rayner. brother of the bride as best man entered. They tool: their places beneath a beautiful arch. ; AND CARE OF THE "AIR Mrs. Mary L. Youde SCALP SPECIALIST Appoint-cal. by telephone. er, doctor, dentist; employer or employedâ€"whether ypu work with mind or muscle, you can garner valuable ideas and new inspiration by bringing New York, Chiz cago, London and the whole SHAMPOOIN G Through closer - knit worldJellowship, the pos- sibilities of every man’s work are constantly increas- ing. 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