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   Williamsburg Journal-Tribune (Newspaper) - August 30, 1917, Williamsburg, Iowa                                Wednesday and September and 1917 VOLUME Heading IOWA AUGUST 8 At the Latona AM VIVIAN MARTIN in THE STRONGER LOVE ami Moore In Paramount THE SLEEP Comedy Marguerite Clark in MOLLY SETT Bluebird Warren Kerrigan and Louise Lovely In their Greatest Success THE 01 A A Stirring Drama of Vigorous Manhood Interpreting the Story A Fighting Parsons Victory Tile tugged Romance of a Who Could nnd WE DISK SI Baby Marie Osborne in SUNSHINE AM also HAPPY in THREE STRIKES 01 T A laugh on every base and a Home Run to send them Never Failing Magnet of the SWEET The Screen 15LANCHK la THE this photoplay Miss Sweet touches tho deepest chords of tho human She is ably sup ported by a wonderful Lasky cast in which appears Theodore Roberts and Thomas At nine oclock morn Miss Ruth Monnett was united in marriage to Aubrey c of at the home of the brides parents and Mrs I J of the Methodist Episcopal church of Cedar assisted by Lambert of this read the using thc double ring ero The marrige was solemnized in the presence of about forty rela tives and college friends of the bride and Preceding tho ceremony He Misses Delia and Goua sisters of the sang O Promise Miss Mae a sister of the played tho Wedding March from while the bridal preceded by the and attended by Miss Blanche of and of approached the arch of cedar nnd Ihe close of Ihe ser vice Miss sang Then followed a dainty breakfast served by William of Iowa and Miss Towers of Cedar assisted by the sisters of the Miss was beautifully in net over while Her long net veil was arranged in cap effect caught up with sveet peas and She carried n shower bouquet of brides roses and sweet The wore georgette crepe over pink taffeta and carried a sheaf of white She wore a the jiff of Ihe Tin quests were William Weber and Russell Weber of Iowa City Misses and Merle of Francis of Waterloo Will Robert and Wesley Oster and Erna Oster of Kes wick and Robert Brown and Rrown of Delia and Cena and Wins low of Dickens and Holland and Miss Tow ers of Cedar Falls Sherman of and Miss Blanche Mercer of The bride is one of most popular young ladies she is a graduate of the Williamsburg MiKh attended the State College at and graduated from the State Teachers College at Cedar The groom is a graduate of the State Teachers College and tho coming year will be an instructor in Purdue Tho happy couple their new homo in where they will be September THE WORLDS MOST STUPENDOUS EQUILIBRISTIC EXHIBITION 6R4ND VOLCANIC ERUPTION AND GORGEOUS LARGEST SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION ON MAMMOTH SPIRAL TOWER SEE THIS AT THE FAIR ON it once Inr after Hring in your poultry any day next take care ot it and will pav you all we P EASTERN IOWA When we can be of any assistance t o you in any way we want you to feel at liberty to call on Williamsburg Savings Bank Public RED Tho American Red through its Manager Harvey lib issued a statement to the Hed Cross Chapters throughout tho setting forth the procedure the lied Cross will follow in relation to oilier war relief socie Tho Red Cross from lime to supply its Chapters and Socie ties of which it may have tho following information Names of particular classes of articles most needed and the total amount Amount of each class of article which the different chapters or the different societies will lie asKed to Tlie time in which it is desired such articles shall be made and de livered to the Red Present needs aro especially for knitted surgical hospital garments and comfort in tho order After export study and consultation with surgeons and other relief complete standardized directions for making tho articles mentioned have been Standard patterns have been adopted for all hospital garments and all pattern companies will issue identical which will be known as Red Cross Any garments made according to those patterns will be acceptable to thc Red Until these new directions and pat terns are in tho hands ot Red Cross any of tho above articles mad by other societies will lie ac by Red Cross if offer ed to handled on tho same basis as Red Cross and without expense to such contributing society delivered to the nearest Rod Cross supply The general policy of Ihe Red Cross on this subject is sol forth by Henry Chairman of the War in the follow ini The Red Cross seeks to encourage ihe efforts of all relief it is hoped thai all such which aro manufacturing materials for hospital or other relief work our allies in may be come auxiliaries of the Rod thus avoiding Such aux will retain their name and Hie Red Cross will assist them in making their work and with such affiliation the Red Cross will transport their materials to Entries For Fair All except as will close on September 3 Positively no entries will be made on All exhibits must be in place early Tues day ready for judges Make your en tries This department has proven so in years past that il is again made a regular part of the It is not a contest to see whether your baby is hotter than your it is an opportunity for the parents of tho county who aro interested In Hot ter to have helpful suggestions on Ihe care and feeding of baldes throughout tho critical period of baby An opportunity for Hie tion of minor defects which later might prove to bo To re gard this conference in any other is to admit narrowness of Thoroughly competent physicians have boon secured for the examina Tho entire department is in charge of Jones who will receive entries and furnish all other necessary informal Each mother is requested to bring with her a and Conference limited to Entries positively close on August No entrance Entries limited to fifty Ai ointment for examination will ba in the order of so far as I No entry for babies suffering from constitutional or acute No rash Class Six months under months and under eigh Eighteen months and under Class Six months and under Twelve months and under oigh months and under that such materials are properly dis war relief organizations have solicited contributions in Some of the articles solicited have necessary while given in a of a lino have not necessarily been of great el other articles have beeji Mil to Europe which were not needed at Pressure upon shipping space very and it is that for tile nothing ho shipped abroad which not imperatively Ocean ship become greater the submarine warfare is The Hed Cross cannot vide shipping arrangements eles other than those which its p i n K lias abso IS I each eun for arti A The o the held their social ill home if A very social timu was served by the assisted A Mi and IVr 1C Fair Face Is worth many times the slight expense and effort requir ed to secure Fletchers Face Powder is an aid to beauty that no lady should be It imparts a vel vety softness and exquisite bloom to a poor complexion and preserves the beauty of a good NOTHING IS QUITE SO GOOD AND Better than other face powders because it cannot possibly harm the most delicate Better than ordinary toilet powders because it distributes adheres if deftly produces a natural effect that cannot be detected even in the glare of brilliant sun t pleasantly perfumed and H V West Side Square towa Whenever you sell or rent property let the business pass through Ibis We give alS such mailer our personal a the same as if i was our are our you AH business x Side Square 1 SI Cashier A Miss Alum a Hit in AT TMK Alum Her Tho recital given itv school and largo and Iho scored as a Tho inns wa and her skil selections m of Tho vocal numbers iili Do l if 111 a by Mies in tin was Ive was Ilial Miss a pronounced and ica lo 111 played liy t RED ROSS AI TION Tho auction sale for benefit of the local Rod Cross organization will bo held on oclock in the evening the The sale is under the direction of Rev and and I Ml for Iho handling if All Exhibits in this Alma hong is superintendent of Uie funn exhibit a the fair by a ami lie lias been busy all week ovor and hauling space alloted for this exhibit all old boxes and shelves success havo boon replaced with new ones land tho system is resplendent enter in a new coal of Very I larry i more room has been and the of I exhibitors will feel pleased over the approval i advantages of the new makes a good i tho Interesting and id her r as a high show to be requir in ed IOWA COUNTY The fourteenth annual Iowa County Picnic will be held at the home of Mr David in on September Anyone from Iowa County is cor invited to those who have in may notify and the Hoy Scouts will collect or articles from the Fair may he left ai the Kod Cross head quarters at tin Fair A special invitation in given to ex to donate to Mils sale articles which have been on exhibition at tho A recent sale of Ibis kind at the conclusion of tho Marion Fair netted tho local Hod Cross several hundred I Daniel liol If lass The I revealed and taste i work by Miss young womans as a This was Miss ap in her home town its a read er or Impersonator and the ease and grace with which idio Iho various characters in her selections served lo show lo splendid effect tho artistic temperament embellished by patient and worn as a is proud of Miss Swig and wo are that the an of another I would bo hailed with delight in tho I Tho Thursday evening was under lln auspices of the Ladies Aid of the church and tho affair netted a tidy little in this department and it is hoped thai Ihe public will put In a good exhibit tins is what makes a lair a display of grown anu things and without tins thoro can bo no fair worthy of Ihe Bring us your exhibits ami bo among the to ho assigned one of Hie new in Iho farm crops tho fair lluy a season ticket for and attend every MARYS Mass at and every Sun of tho Sacra mont at 7 30 Sunday FATHER ADDITIONAL In making out tho list for fancy work thc following class was Work and Cotton Slumber robe Tied comforter Silk quilt Woolen comforter EIGHTH GRAPH Tho examination for admission from the eighth grade to tho high school will be held at the high school in Williamsburg Monday and young and his industry will bo opon at StliO each and pupils are requested to arrive as early as ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS AT THE fall patterns in all grades and the kind you will like at Nicola Clothing Have a Sunday School at 1roaehlng service at and iit Communion after tho morning Midweek prayer meeting Thura ilay evening at ROBERT CLOSING Tho stores of Williamsburg will close for fair and Thursday at ami open at after tho Will including Wednesday at Williamsburg By Order sburg balds Us regular on the second Friday or month at at the Mason lo HARRIETT All meetings of the ure sus pended until September  

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