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Military Orders.

COMPANY G, Isr INFANTRY, W. v n. G.,
Kingwood, w. Va, April 4, 1904.
Orders No. q
Pursuant TO G.. o. No. ?. a. G.. o. C. S.,
this command will be inspected on April -,
at 7 o'clock p. M, ct whichtme each and
every member Of the command will be in
attendance. KHAKI uniforms will be worn
and all clothing must be neat and tidy, men
must have shoes shined, hair cut and shave
where necessary, aud each man will equip
himself with blue polka dot handkerchief
to be worn about the neck.
Between this date and the inspection
new Khaki uniform will be issued to each
man and the old one will be turned in and
placed in the proper locker on the hooks
provided for that purpose.
Attention is called to the following ex-
irac, from the order above cited
"No excuse should be accepted for
absence from this Inspection, except serious
Illness ofthe most unavoidable circumstances:
enlisted men too much ind.sposed to ddll
bat able to get away from their employment
for part Of the time Of Inspection, must
report At the Armory and get excused.
summary Court Officers will impose the full
S 90 fine on all those reported as absent
without leave"
BY order Of
CARLETON &. PIERCE,
Capt. Ist lnf'y Com'd'g Co. G..
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BULL RUN
ondence Of INC Arrns


Correspondence Of The Argus
We arc glad to see spring weather alter
long cold winter.
Mrs Louisa Robey is very poorly AT this
writing. We hope for her speedy recovery.
Misses May Ridgway and Eme Rada-
baugh we're guests Of Miss Lundie Rada.
baugh. Sunday.
Quite crowd OF our young people at.
tended the dance At ]. Ridgwsy's Tuesday
night aD1 all report a good time.
Mrs. d. V. McMinen. OF Uniontown. Pa.
has returned home after weeks visit
among friends and relatives here.
Little Canoe. the son % MI and Mrs
Jefferson Rdgway has been very sick the
past month. bot Is slowly recovering
Mr. and Mrs James Rsdabaugh we're
visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Radabaugh, Saturday and sunday.
John a Radabaugh has built a now store
house and expects to have a fun line Of
groceries the coming week We wish him
success
Lot Ridgway Of Sinclair. was visiting
relatives 10 this section last week lie re-
turned home Wednesday accompanied by
his brother Brook
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Christianity Is Love for Humanity

10 is high time that some people should
understand thatthey mag be religious with.
out christianity Christianity is love for
the human. and human love Tor ihe human
does not eei SO religious that You think it
vroaa 10 Ises and pour out your love on
those nearest 60 you by ties Of flesh and
blood. We want healthy Christianity. n
you love God yonr husband and children
ought 20 feel the benefit OF &C. as it is NOT
the genuine article and do not care how
much you may be regarded as The most re-.
markabic Of saints. you are not OF the
saints that are needed 10 this world. Oc.
casionaly we meet with Christians who
suggest Heaven OF certain occasions but
they are uncommon 90 be OF this but YOU
have seen ihc others and it has spoiled 500
Tor anything else
X. - RoDkHEAyER
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TERRA ALTA
c0rrespondeaee ID rhe Areus.

corrcspoudence Of Tho Argus.
l. \ Smith has added an eighty horse
power boiler to his mills.
John Glover. OF Harelton. has moved to
our town and entered 90 the retired list.
Our school closed Monday with quite an
entertainment. aud the ohildrsn seem to be
enjoying themselves hugely.
O. ID Feather. NJ. w sanders and c. w.
Cramer, OF GAINESVILLE. were calling in our
town Saturday aud sunday.
II. G. Mason had quite a severe attack
OF heart disease Saturday evening. but
luckily il was Of short duration
Easter seemed to ind rs in an egg famine.
Some Of us were obliged to spend our
change cracking dynamite instead Of eggs
The election went OF very quietly aud
we feel like pralsing them for holding 70
tax reform diseatding Dayton aud dyna.
hitting Henry Glover's best hat
There seems to be new ordinance and
some very nervous people in our town A
few show evidence that II they were in
war and cannon were fred 10y mischlev.
Gus boy, they would be scared right into
Heaven Cd
There has been quite an unusual 10, Of
tramps coming to our town this week. and
were It not tina, in many places work aud
wages are inadequate TO warrant them
decent subsistence. we would plant mine
OF dynamite and blow dozen out OF ex
istence at a time.
y. II. Benson killed a great big ugly Wild
cat during the week. lie FIRST shot and
crippled IL, after which IL ran into the rocks.
and after blasting rocks an hour OF two
with dynamite he scared II out, and after
giving his dogs few severe scratches Il
gave up the ghost.
The Crane & Co. store in the X OF z.
building has changed hands. aud we are
sorry to lose them. They gave the ring a
good night. and we hope that they made
some money. because any one refusing TO
join the mercantile clique at this place
must either give up the fort or hear an ex.
posion.
Our people In and around the Corpora.
ton are DISCRIMINATING quite an amount of
stumps by the use OF dynamite, which can
now be had 90 per cent n. G. for 10 GEMS
per pound, which was formerly 40 cents.
and as one pound will eradicate two stumps,
Il makes quick and cheap means OF get.
ting them on, OF the way
Grant whitehall aud Scott FELTON, are
leading the candidates for Justice In this
section. Since our Town Council allows
their Code to be violated every day. and
then make the good meaning. playful lads
pay for getting away of on hills and firing
of salutes that ought 10 please anyone. we
hope we can at least have good Justices.
Lee A, Forman has completed his pop |
factory. and In few days our lads can pop |
that instead OF dynamite bombs and al |
little less expense. Yet perhaps Judas Is. |
CARROT will not take them by the hand aud |
shake them and persuade them TO confess
to a very slight offensc of the law. and thus |
cause them TO pay a fine aud create quite |
an uproar among the best citizens of the |
town
SALLrR WANDER
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The following machinery ail rebuilt. re.
paired repalntcd tested aud warranted bob
COON running order Russell and Gear
Scott 70 h.p. traction engines. Russell and
friCk D. p fractions Russell 10 10 r8
D. p Compound traction. O. g. Cooper
- D p. traction. o Russell Compound i6 go
f8 h.p portable almost new o McHamar
portable. "a o. % h.p Redman Station
afy engine lno boiler 2s h.p price sroo
medium Saw mills RusscIs make practi-
cally same AS new mills with or without
saws. one 81 Diston Inserted saw new fJe
z ~ % p portable engine Rasseil make. with
Gciqcr SawmNU b0th riehf hand "a in
serted saw 3 head iaocks. ai complete
engine and nli otorhauicd price. AS IL isl
$50 This rie is practically ncy having run
only yeats a few good second hand
thr1shcrs 40 factory as we'll 1s several sec
oud hand Traction Engines. Massciion
OHIO We ore general agents Tor sale Of
knssclls machinery wo buy SELL and
trade for second hand Boiiers Engines and
Saw.milis. Write as your wants
W ~. KMcARD
Camern. wa
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Mrs. II. 5. whetsel aud baby are at
Aurora ,hts weet visiting her old home.
DR.. Jennings NJ. King is a, Baekhsnnon
again this week on seeoun, OF the critical
illness Of his mother.
Miss Frances Ann Parsons, who clerks in
the Argus Book Store. went to Marean,own
last Saturday to spend week visiting her
parents.
Ira Claud Gibson, who has been running
drug store o1t a, Enterprise Tor some
time. has been here this week to apply for
license TO conduct drug store in Kingwood
after May list.
The unwilling of Bailey Browns mona-
men, at Grafton will take place on Aptii
aS,h. Although history does no, record il,
Nj Brown was the 6rSt man KILLED in the
Civil War. The services will be attended
by the 6. A. X. and the Cadets Of the w
V. U. lie was born and raised in Preston
county.
The stockholders Of the Traders National
Bank OF Clarksburg, which was closed
February and by order Of the comptroller of
the currency. held a meeting last week. II
was decided TO organize the institution aud
resume business a board of directors was
elected aud officers elected 10y them. The
capital stock was increased from sSs, 900 TO
$4,000 The proposition will be sen, to
Washington Immediately. and it is believed
will be approved, which will mean the
opening of the bank about the fifteenth of
April. The bank had abou, $4,000 on
deposit when il closed.
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cuzzARr

CUIIARJ.
Correspondence OF The Argus.
Easter came with sheet OF snow.
one OF Elmer sirawsers children has the
scarlet fever.
The most Of our people have their lime
kilns burning.
MI and Mrs. Clark Miller have moved to
their new home at Masontown. w. Va.
Mrs. Ably Feather is on the sick list, aud
Mrs. Allen Ringer is very poorly az this
writing.
Our school closed Saturday March a6th,
with 8 spelling bee and phonograph exer.
cises might
w. A. Wolfe completed the extension Of
the Kelly telephone from BrandonvilIe 10
Bruceton Saturday
The good people OF this place have re-
organized their Sundayschool here. with
Scott Crane as Superintendent.
Our Republican friends have been on the
double move the past month Candidates
passing by on every side shaking hands and
showing their smiling faces.
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ZAR IoTrINGs
sALLlE WANDER.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Drummers were plentiful here last week.
Hugh Kelly was at Lenox last Monday
Miss Eima Deal is staying at Mr.. Cup.
petts at Glade Farms
Miss Berta Guseman was ut Brandonyile
on business Saturday.
Allen Maust and Murray Sanders were
here on business Monday.
]. J. Kelly was NJ Friendsvlle last Tues.
day delivering phosphate.
w II Smith and Alpha Cupp were haul.
ine goods from Friendsyile Monday.
Jasper, the little son OF Elmer Slrawser.
IS sick. DE-. Nedrow attending physician.
$ Frank Kelly's family and Miss Jessie
Kelly were guests Of John O. Kelly last
Sunday
Misses Jennie and Ida Dltmore. OF Nor.
gan's Glade, were calling on friends here
Saturday.
Miss Maudc Guseman. who has been Wis
ting friends at Morgantown the past week
returned home Sunday.
MISS jessie kelly has gone 10 Terra Alta
and expects to make her home for awhile
with her aunt Lena Hardesiy,
Some Of our people attended preaching
service az the Vale last Sunday, conducted
by Rev. Jeremiah Thomas.
Neiiia Kelly, the little daughter Of James
Kelly OF Lenox, stayed with her grandma
aud uncle Ezra Kelly last week
Master John w. Kelly. who has been llv.
ing with his uncle. g. a. Kelly. near Cranes.
Vile was visiting relatives here Saturday.
I. A. Frankhouser. Grant Bishop. Gay
Guseman. Victor Cupp aud others we're
hauling phosphate from Friendsville last
Tuesday
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60 49, chlldren

The pleasant TO take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate relief
boz ail cases n Cough. Group and LaGrippe
because 20 does not pass Immediately into
the stomach. but takes effect right at the
seat 81 the trouble 10 draws out the in
hammatiou. heals and s00thes and cures
permanently by enabling the lungs to con.
Tribute pure life-giving and life sustaining
oxygen GO the blood and tissues One Min.
ute Cough Cure is pleasant 10 take and it
Is good alike Tor young and old
Sold by WIN NJ Dent Co Of Newburg.
kingwood Pharmacy OF kingwood
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PROGRAM
or Nordeck School, Sub District No. "a,
OF Portland District.

The school at this place, taught by Robert
X. Garner, closed Friday, March nth, snt
an entertainment was given the following
night. That evening, after the young
people had engaged in an hours battle over
MeGuiiey's spelling book, the following
program was rendered;
REGULATIONS.
Gran'ma Alias Does--Ross Shaner.
Baby Has Gone to Sehool-Cozy Nordeck
Under the Green.bush Tree--Lawrenee
Hoover.
George washing,on's IISlohet-Myrtle
Saucer.
Thanatopsis--Robert Garner.
Grandma's Pumpkin Pies-clyde Van.
werth.
School is In--Mabel lluseman.
Elegy in Country Churehyard-
Robert Gamer
The Diamonds-Anna Nordcck.
Romance of IIammock--Roy Nordeck.
SELECT READING.
Fighting WALLER Jaekets'--lIomer Saucer.
REGULATIONS.
The Patler of the Shingle-Ray Nordeek.
The LighIningrod Dispenser Robert
Garner.
Recitalion-Ethel Hoover.
Solo--Anna Nordeck
Maud Muller's Bike-Roy Nordeel.
Only Boy-Clinton Getz.
Sorrow for the Dead--Robert Garner
The Boarding School Miss Margaret
Cupp.
The Inventors Wife-Marie Geiz.
Only Waiting--ilomer Saucer.
ST. Peter at the GaIe-Katc ShaiIer.
0 Captain My Captain-Clyde Van
werth.
How Ruby Played--Robert Garner.
Deacon Brown--Earl Nordeck.
Dutch Song--Mabel and Moses IIuseman.
Dialogue, The Story of the Ark--Roy and
Ray Nordeok.
The Raven--Robert Garner.
The choir, composed Of Misses Mary and
Kate Shaifsr, Marie Gelz, Margaret Cupp
sud Clara Wilt aud Messs Clinton Hollis
and Homer Nordeck, rendered some fine
during the progress of the enter
lsinment Both the singing and reeiting
we're well done and the participants deserve
credit for the talent displayed. There was
a full house and good order prevailed
throughout the evening The exercises
were brought to close with short tall, by
Mr.. Benjamin Vanwerth, one Of the
directors, and few words by the teacher,
Mr.. Garner.
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The Ladies favor painting their churches.
and therefore We urge every Minister to
remember we give liberal quantity OF the
Longman Martinez Paint toward the
ainung
Wears and covers like gold
Don't pay az So a gallon for Linsocd Oil
fWorth 90 ccnts) which you do when you
buy other paints in can with 4 paint label
on DO.
& makes % therefore when you want
fourteen gallons % paint. buy only eight Of
T. g. a. and mix SIX GALLONS pure, Linsecd
OIL with it AND thus get paint at Jess than
a. 20 per gallon
Many houses are well painted with four
gallons Of T. & NJ and three gallons Of Fin
seed oil mixed herewith.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by O.
a. Herring knew0nj D. Wolf Reeds.
Vile; J. 81. McClsuahau Albright
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Public saIei

will sell at public sale, a, my home on
Main street, Kingwood, on
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1904
the following personal property
Ooe new heating stove, cook stove,
dresser, ! washstand. sewing machine,
kitchen tables, I cupboard, l set chairs.
rockers, lot canned fruit, couch, 3 good
beds, springs and mattresses, carpets, mat
ting, oil cloth, pictures, dishes, bed clothes
and other articles too tedious to mention.
TERMS or SALE;---AlI sums under S. cash
Sums over S credit Of six months will be
gwen, the purchaser giving note with good
security.
Sale to begin at a. m.
It j. II. WALTERS.
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Married.

There was quiet home wedding last
SUNDAY at ? pm. out near Manown in
which Curtis +. BolYard OF this place and
Miss Halle Hartman, daughter OF the late
Lucian Hartman were married by Rev
r. NJ. Ramsey OF the Kingwood Presbyter-
ian Church. Only few friends OF the con.
tracing parties were present. After the
ceremony splendid dinner was served.
and on Monday the young couple came to
town and were given dinner by the grooms
parents The new home makers will go to
housekeeping In the new house now start
ing to build near the father Of the groom
Monday night the small boys assembled in
full force and made night hideous Tor a
while, with an old time serenade
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Don't think that providence has
been derelict and hasn't properly
attended to It's business because you
were not started forward on the
road Of life in bright red wagon,
proceeded by brass band.
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JAKE's RUN.

Correspondence OF the Argus
We are having some winter weather at
this writing.
Mr. Henry Greathouse was isiting Mr.
ID L. Cues Sunday.
MIR. OTIS McMIlen is going to move to
his farm the FIRST OF April
Mrs. u, V. McMnien is visiting her
daughter Mrs. a. ID. Fields.
Mo. j. L. Radabaughs child is improy-
Ing from a Sigh, attack OF measles.
Mr. d. T. Cue had the misfortune to
lose fine brood SOW one day last week
Old uncle George Radabaugh was visit
ing MFR. !. T.. Radabaugh's one day last
week.
Mr.. Dill Hall and Mr.. d w Clark from
Dellslow were calling on their best girls
Sunday
Constance, the little daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mrs, Frank Calvert is quite sick with pueu.
monia. Or. FortneY attending physician.
PEACH BLOSSOM
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PresbyterIan Church Services.

The Rev !. c. Ely Of Philadelphia who
has been eminently successful at work
lately in Pittsburg, has been engaged for
two weeks services in the Kingwood Pres.
byterian Church, from April 18th to the
close OF the month. lie is at present hold
ing revival services in Buckhannon and
from thence goes 10 Wheeling. and from
Wheeling TO Kingwood.
The meetings will begin on Sunday morn
ing. April 18th, and services will be held on
afternoons aud evenings OF that day aud
days following, at s;so and at 7:3o p m.
II is hoped that this arrangement will fall
in with the best and froest friends for all
and the Invitation to the services are gem
eral. All are welcome
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N ton Of Preston Lodge No.
I'm CO ancient Free aud Ac-
N"N place, Monday night Of
this week. John Palmer
Hundley, Of hasontown. aud a teacher in
the Kingwood Public schools. was made a
Master Mason Thcre was a good attend.
ance OF the members. about thirty being
present. and after the ceremonies at the
Lodge room, the crowd adjourned 20 the
Exchange Hotel where a couple Of hours
were spent voD pleasantly with music
both vocal and Instrumental aud magnid,
cent spread In the dining room The FOL.
lowing menu and program was carried out
Preston Lodge No %. A r * a. NJ, Mon.
day, April T. ,eos John Palmer ifundley
raised to the sublime degree OF Master
Mason.
We will be gathered to that land
where our fathers have gone before as
that bourne whcncs no traveller returns.
MENU.
Application.
Apples Oranges bananas. Olives. Water
ENrKRrp APPRENTICES.
Oysters-Stcwed, Fried Raw Celery.
Young Onions. Radlshes. Pickles,
Chow Chow Saratoga Chips. Lettuce Slaw
FELLowcRAFT.
Chicken. with dressing Cold Ham.
Roast OK Heart Bread. Sliced
Tomatoes. Chicken salad. Baked Roc
Shad Coffee. Tea. Chocolate.
MASTER Mason.
Sliced Fruit Cakes Chocolate Cake.
Marble Cake. Water Melon Cake.
Jelly Roll Strawberry Short Cake.
TOASTS.
RUFUs HoLpEN, POSTMASTER
Ancient Free aud Accepted Masons
A. BLISS McCrum.
Preston Lodge No, 90,
w, II. Murdook.
The Social Side OF Masonry
John b. Ford.
Modern Masonry,
j. Slidell Brown.
King Solomons Temple.
Rev. n. c. Howard
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MASONIC BANQUET


, Al the regular convoca.
ton Of Preston Lodge No.
90, ancient Free aud Ae-
cepted Masons. Of this
place, Monday night Of
III. vel lnhn pnlmcr
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tory to the trsinsplanting which is to
| take place in February.
The planters are now burning off
their old patches, an event rarely pos
sible in that wet country and in conse-
quence of this good fortune, it is proph-
esied that next season will be fine
one.
There was no service in the Paia
Foreign church last Sunday owing to
the illness of Rev. DR.. E. G. Beckwit1.
From last reports the doctor has we'll
nigh recovered.
Friday afternoon, the Sth, Mrs. D. b..
Murdoch of Paia gave an afternoon tea
in honor of Mrs. VIM. A. Baldwin.
Thirty-f1ve ladies were present.
D. T. Fleming of Grove Ranch has
accepted the bookkeeper's position Of
the Hamakua Ditch Extension Co. at
Kailua.
By Tuesdays steamer Mrs. VIM.
Mann departed for Hawaii. Her nus
band has recently been appointed head
luna of the Hutchinson plantation.
To show the present status of the
County Act on Maui, Antoine Borba,
the Waikiki merchant, this week re-
fused to furnish the Wailuku police
with some caps on the order of the
sheriff, VIM. White. He said however
he would take the personal order OF
Mr.. White which was not forrhcom-
ing.
Weather: Generally pleasant with oc-
casional showers.
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ANALYSIS OF THE HOUSE

Representative Burgess of Texas is
of an analytic turn Of mind. He has
analysed the House membership from
patronymIc point Of view, and the
following is the result:
''The Congressional camp is peculiar
" equipped this session" said Mr.. Bur-
CESS. ''It has one Field, one Little
field with a Hedge, but no crops; two
Moons. but no sky; some Mudd, but no
rain; one Byrd, but no tree, though
some Underwood; two Hills, but
though it takes a Wade, neither river
nor spring; one young Minor, but no
child; one Sheppard, but no sheep,
though one Lamb; one Cannon, but no
ball; some Hay, but no grass: one
Hogg, but no bacon; one Fowler, but
no gun: one Miller, but neither mill nor
wheat; eight Smiths. but neither shop
nor tools; three Coopers, but neither
hoop nor barrel; two Kitchins. but no
meals, one woodward, but no wood;
one Tawney Mann. two Browns. but
none white or black: one Badger, but
no dog: two Buffers, but no drink: two
Gardeners, but no work; one Bishop,
but no church; two Gaines, but no loss;
one Graft but no graft; no ship, but
one Hull; Hit by only one Payne, the
camp takes a Knapp, shores Loud,
and wakes all Wright ashing-
ton Post.
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BEQuEATHED HIS ESTATE TO FIANcEE

The will Henry U. Frane the wealthy tobacco supplies
manufacturer who died recently when rendered for probate this
revealed touching Mr. Frankel
bequeathng his Miss Hannah Berg his ancee
The third paragraph of the will explains that the OF
Mr. Franel had been amply provided for before his DEATH and
that named beneciaries of the will The
graph dspong of the bulk of the in full follows
4 devise and Hannah Berg all the and residue
of of kind and description wherever situated
I this devise and beques my love affection for
her. which shall be conummaed by
with her. in the of from illness and
because of her long continued loving kindness and attention
and those o me-"
Mr. Frank death occurred but few days after the writing Of
the will--Lousvie Evening Post.
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SHE TOOK THEM AT THEIR WORD.

Keuka Lake the attractive of the chain of
lakes the of New York Bluff Point head is
bold promontory which grandly 1t
the banks of this lake that the Temma Wilkinson
founded colony nearly three and announced that
her undertake the experiment Turning her followers she
asked Have all faith that walk the water? eve
have! We have her followers replied Then there
undertaking replied Il" faith shall
without my walking upon the waterSracuse Telegram
Here is Secretary Hays apohegm written when still
able to the comic aspect of diplomacy:
There three species of who when they coming
going,
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign Nora ri. Underhill, matroR OF
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
teaian and McCully Streets mauka
Mae, Honolulu
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Weak Nerves

Are you ever nervous? Do you lie
awake nights, suffer from des pondency,
and often feel discouraged? It's terri
BILE life TO lead. Don & suffer in this
way any more. Get strong and we'll
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Half hourly cars up the Heights con-
meet with Rapid Transit.