Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 4

5 If Tl'KMVU KYEXIX. PEG SM i Social World lr. and ft. R. Hr.U, who removed from this city in Cincinnati, when she was a child.

She has frequently visited at the home of Mr. s-nd Mr. llaruuin. on East vYa'er street, find Iws wide circle of friends who will be to hear of lur approaching marriage. -S 4 -TiKY.

The marriage of Miss Mary Lortn and Mr. Waiter Jeffrey will take place this afternoon at 5 o'clock, in the chapel of First Congregational The Finest Nugget in Camp lUT.Eil.KY-XOTH. St. Pv'or's tw4- nio-n-ing, a fiphT' o'clock, iho m-l'Hi- one of the prettiest weddings ever sok-mnized in that e.litb., wlK'ii Miss LouUe Mary second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Noth, became the bride of Mr. Stanislaus F.arkley, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Burkley, AT M. SCHACHNE 5 SONS' DEPARTMENT STORE.

As we are about to close one of our most successful carpet seasons in the history of our business, and in order to clean up many Odds and ends to enable us to show a complete new stock for the fall season, we will commence our sale Wednesday, um 6th, and continue until Saturday Viight, mt $th Rev. Dr. Washington Glad thus uniting two of the most promi- church. The last plug of "Star" is worth its weight in gold. Other chews can't take its place other kinds don't satisfy.

Star is the chew that's in demand because for f6rtv years NOTE BELOW MANY OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED (trail itc run's 9x12, regular price $5.00, sale price $3.90. Ingrain rugs 9x12, regular price $6.50, sale price $4.75 Pro-IJrussel rugs 9x12, regular price $.10.00, sale price $8.25. IJnissel rugs 9x12, regular price $12.00, sale price $8.90. limssel nigs 9x12, regular price $16.00 and $17.00, sale price $13.75. PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO den will officiate.

Mrs. Walter J. Sears, of Chillicothe (Miss Jessie Carpenter) will be matron of honor, and Miss Fannie Fulierton maid of honor. The best man will be Mr. Malcolm Douglas Jeffrey, and the ushers Mr.

Edward Yarnell, of Ft. Wayne, and Mr. William Ever-dell, of New York. There will be four little flower girls, nieces of Mr. Jeffrey Margaret and Katharine Hutchins, Marion Sh-dd and Dorothea Carlile.

The guest list will number about Mr. Jeffrey and his bride will spend the summer at the Loren country home at Chaseland. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yarnell have arrived from Ft.

Wayne and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jeffrey in East Town street. Ohio State Journel.

Owing to illness Mrs. Sears will be unable to participate in the wedding ceremony. Best ten wire brussel rugs, regular price $20.00, sale price $16.90. We also include in this sale all carpets and mattings at greatly reduced prices. If interested in any has been highest quality, honest value (full 1 6 oz.

to the plug) and standard price. The rich, sweet, waxy, full-bodied leaf in "Star" makes a substantial and lasting chew. No other chew equals it. That's Velvet rugs 9x12, regular price $25.00, sale price $21.00. jAxm mister rugs 9x12, regular price $25.00, sale price $93 fin i items, it $23.50 will afford us plea always, why "Star" is still, as the standard chew.

9-6x13-6, regular price $37.50, sale price! sure to show you through this department, whether Axminister $31.00. IT BIEIIKiE VVHIStT Misses Carrie and Emma Sproat, ale i you wish to buy or not. Wilton rugs 9x12, regular price $37.50 and $40.00, IPC pleasantly entertained Monday afternoon, with four tables of bridge-whist at their home on West Second street, in compliment to Mrs. 150,000,000 ioc. pieces sold annually.

In All Stores price 200 Matting rugs 36x72 price 75c, sale price 49c. 100 Smyrna rugs 30x63, regular price $1.25, sale price 69c. Linoleum, regular price 50c, sale price 41c. Johnstone of Chicago, 111. The hours were from 4 to 6 o'clock.

i li l-OU THE I It (i I EST. Misses Bertha and Ethel Hathorne, Linoleum, regular price 65c, price 49c. entertained Monday evening, with a COME he to the Japanse Lawn party doth, regular price 25c, sale price 19c. w. 2nd street Tuesday.

ou Cloth, regular price 30e, sale priee 22i2c. little informal party at their home on 166 5 Kiist Second street, In honor of their June 5, at 6:30 p. m. given by the guest Miss Anna Welsbeimer, of Parish Aid of St. Paul's church.

Ad-Greenfield, mission 25 cents, which includes All Goods sold During this safe are strictly on cash terms strawberries, ice cream and cake. 23c MERCERIZED Mohairs for 12 1-2 etc. a yard, at VanMeter's. i TRY pair of Gunthers' they are Just right, They fit. nent German families in the city.

The church was tastily decorated with fine palms, asparagus fern and field daisies, large clusters of the brifiht tycd daisies and fern led hows of tulle being used to mark the reserved pews. The chancel decorations were marked by artistic (simplicity, consisting of the delicate green of asparagus fern, the yellow and white of daisies and the dark green of palms, effectively masses about the alters and sanctuary. The decorations thrown out by gleaming candles and electric lights made a charming background for the group which later assembled there. The bridal party entered from the vestibule to the singing of the bridal Chora? from Lohengrin, ly a thorns of female voices, and slowly advanced up the linen covered aisle. The ushers, Messrs, Charles Burkley and Frank Bohn, led the followed by the bridesmaids, Misses Anna Noth and Anna Zipper, then the little flower girl, Irene Noth, the bride, who entered on the arm of the bridegroom.

The party took places within the railing of the sanctuary, and reverently kneeling at the altar steps, the bride and groom listened to the solemn words pronounced by the Rev. Father Heintz which made them man and wife. Following the ceremony came the celebration of the nuptial high mass, Farmer's mass being rendered in full by the large choir. As an offertory, Miss Anna Bohn, a cousin of the bride, sang beautifully the Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rustl-cana. with violin obllgato by Miss Cecelia Kellhofer.

At the close of the celebration the bridal party left the church to the strains of the stately Mendelssohn wedding march. The bride was a picture of loveliness in her bridal robe of rose point applique lace over chiffon taffeta. She wore a tong tulle veil, caught with natural orange blossoms and a spray of valley lilies, and carried a bouquet of bride's roses, showered with valley lilies. The bride's attendants were gowned alike in costumes of cream net built over rose pink taffeta, and exquisitely trimmed with mechlin lace and bay Irish insertion. Becoming Gainsborough hats of white mellne and lace, dressed with long plumes and pink roses, completed the pretty costumes.

They carried shower bouquets of bridesmaid roses. The petite flower girl, carrying a basket filled with white sweet peas, was as wlnsoiiie and fairy-like as could be in her dainty, dress of sheer Paris muslin trimmed with lace and baby Irish insertion. Be-beaufiful lace hat of colonial design trimmed with pink roses and ribbon. The wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, on West Main street, those present being the families of the bride and groom, the near relatives, and the girls of the So and So Club, of which the bride was a member. Artistic decorations of pink peonies, 'carnations, smilax, asparagus fern, and daisies were used profusely at the house.

The decorations at the bride's table, arranged in the living room, consisted of a certer-piece of pink peonies, asparagus Jern and smilax, built in a pyramid beneath a large white wedding bell suspended from the chandelier. From the smilax wreathed chandelier to the covers laid were drawn ropes of fas; easel to the cloth with pink carnations and butterfly tows of white tulle. Pink capped candles in holders were at. intervals about the festal Tl-cwe were Rev. Father Heinti and Father Burklsy, of Columbia, Mr.

Mrs. Stanislaus Burkley, Miss Anna ''Noth, Mr. Charks Mb- Anna Zipper, i ANTISEPTIC WALL PAPER CLEANSER Human Keeping It Up Thti Secret Of That Tireless Energy Some People Possess. There Is another kind of steam than that Iti which the boy. James Wutt, watching his mother's tea-kettle, first saw the great possibilities that long since have? become realities.

1 This other kind ot steam Is human "steam." And it Is a most Important factor In our affairs. Some poople call this human "steam" by other names. They cU it "push" sometinifs, or or "get-up," or "life." Well, it's all these, but after till It's Just "steam." It's the power to do things, a seemingly tireless power which some people possess, Malta-Vita, the perfect mailed wholewheat food, nils men and women and children with the power lo do things. It makes them strong In body and mind. It keeps up their "steam." When Malta-Vita comes from the ovens, every flake- baked crisp jand brown, it Is the mout delicious and most healthful food In the world, containing only one per cent of moisture, The other 99 per cent Is nutrition, digested most readily, even by the weakest stomach, because the gelatinized starch of the thoroughly cooked wheat has been converted by flue malt extract into maltose, or malt sugar.

There's no other food like Malta-Vita! None "just as good." Sold by all grocers, 10 cents. THE MARKETS. aranteesl i vmdT" I "Question I Works like magic in remov- Tooth Brushes. ing dirt from Wall Paper. It makes old Wall Paper look new.

A package large enough for one large room 15 CENTS Chicago, June 5. Wheat, 80 3-4; Corn, 49 1-2; Oats, 34 1-2. Chicago, June 4. No markets today. LOCAL MARKETS.

Mavflcld Milling Co. Wheat 82c per bu. White corn 52c per bu. Yellow corn 52c per bu. Oats 33c per bu.

Rye 50c per bu. Flour $5.00 per bbl. Hay $.00 per ton BUYING PRICE. (Corrected daily by H. B.

Harman) Butter 10 and 15 cts. Eggs 14 cts. Chickens 10 cts. per lb. We have Tooth Brushes which we Guarantee.

The Bristles are of the Best Quality. The Brushes are made by the most Reliable Manufacturers. mmM I and promptly I submit that; I Question to me (A. L. ROBBINsj I Ol'TKiAX Main (street oves- Penny Store CO.

LEHMAN P- I Every form of distressing ailment known as Piles originates internally. The real cause of the trouble is In side. ManZan is put Up In collapse ble tubes with nozzle, so the medicine can be applied where it will do the most good, and do it quickly. If you are suffering with piles you owe yourself the duty of trying ManZan. Sold by W.

P. Sulzbacher. Rdnbard wissler'S pitariBacn ME CLEAR AND SOLID 46-48 North Paint Street. Like a Plant in the Money Grovs THE riBELITY LOAN CO. LOANS HONEY On Easy Terms and LOW KATE When D.

posited in She Savings Sftank at 3 per cetu luurcst compounded The Best in the Land. CEMENT Of Interest. GOOD ISA KING HIXGIOS UPON' GOOD KLOVIi. Of course a poor or indifferent baker can ruin the best flour; but the best, baker born cannot make good bread out of bad flour. Combine the two proficient baker and LITTLE DIKE FLOl'K, and smile with satisfaction over the result.

All this applies, equally well, you may be sure, to pies, cakes and all sorts of pastry, Marfieid Milling Co. Usmqm Coal Jnterctst begin fuly ht en slUneii orncE-S. w. corner oi and Paint streets- COMPANY. 1 LOPVDIMT i III i ijifAi i is imm Uc8IUiId Ill II i it One lot of Blue Panama Skirts, 1 Mr.

Frame Bohn, 1Mb? Miss Irene Noth, XI Us Theresa Burkley, Mr. Edward Noth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burkley, of St. Louis; Mr.

and Mrs. William Noth. The parents of the bride and groom and the remaining guests were seated at two long tables in the dining room, prettily decorated with peonies, carnations and fern leaves. Breakfast was served in courses by Caterer Lucas and his corps of waiters. Mr, and Mrs.

Burkley left this afternoon for a trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and upon their return will live with her parents until a house can be secured. The bride, going away, wore a handsome royal Diamonds A Large Variety Prices $5 to 350. Rings, Brooches, Stick Pins, etc. Or Mounted to Your Order Kegular 00 All Styles and Sizes. Prices $2.50 to 100.

Attractive Designs. The Best Makes. With an Unqualified Guarantee The Popular Signets And all styles of SET, PLAIN and BAND Prices $1.00 and Up. Skirt for JOri Joel Fans Jewelry and Novelties Belt Buckles, Waist Sets, Sleeve Buttons Stick Tins, pre 3 Special Skirts, Jackets, Suits and Shirt Waists, exclusive styles, made to order on short notice. Yours Commercially, c.

w. 8. souvenirs Spools, Fobs, Book-marks, Hat Pins Prices 25c to $2.50. blue chiffon cloth coat suit with white silk bodice. A nobby sailor hat of champagne colored straw trimmed with champagne ribbon and blue quill completed the stylish outfit, iii Invitations were received in this city, this morning, frma Dr.

and Mrs. A large variety in dainty designs Prices $2 to 10. FINE UMBRELLAS Gold and Silver Trimmed Handlea Prices $4 to 15.00. jo! Brooches, Hat Pins, etc. Bracelets.

Prices 25c and upward. 13 25 sou.ii pain! si. JEWELER Itufus Bartlet.t. Hall, for the marriage of their daughter Anna l.eona to Mr. Nathan Rogers Park, Tuesday June the nineteenth, Nineteen hundred and six, at o'clock.

(.2 3 Ciown street. Walnut Hilln. Ohio. MUs I lull is the only tijmghier of SKIRT FACTORY mi a mm is': iiSff'a ii-u f. mam Mi mmmmmmmmmmmmm.