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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-10
THE PRESIDENT
TALKS TO MOTHERS

Washington, March 1O.-With a
brief address by President Roosevelt,
in which he elaborated his we'll
known views on race suicide" and
the duties of motherhood. the first
international conference for the well
fare of the child was opened today
under the auspices of the National
Mothers congress. The inaugural
session was held In the White House.
Delegates from all over the world
were in attendance.
This is the first international con-
ference of mothers to be held in
America and President Roosevelt has
done everything in his power to
make it a success. All of the mach
inery of the secretary of state has
been placed at the disposal of the
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congress, with the result that forty
eight countries to which the United
are actively interested. Mrs. Fred
erick Schoff of Philadelphia, is pres
ident of the congress and will pre-
side at the sessions, which will con-
tinue until next Tuesday. Many fa-
nous names appear on the list of
official delegates appointed by the
governors of all the states, including
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, who is a New
Jersey representative.
The convention marks a notable
precedent, inasmuch as this is the
first time that any body of women
has held a session in the White
House.
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NATIONAL LIVE STOCK SHOW.

Fort Worth, Texas, March TO-
All is in readiness for the inaugural
tomorrow morning of the National
Feeders and Breeders show when
Governor T. M, Campbell will deliver
an address. The new Quarter-million
dollar coliseum is today a scene of
activity and when the doors are
thrown open tomorrow the visiting
stockmen who are now thronging
the city will find one OF the most
complete live stock expositions ever
held in the Southwest.
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KINGS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

London. March 10.-Cable and
telegraph wires today groaned under
the weight of the hundreds of con-
congratulatory messages sent King
Edward and Queen Alexandria, the
occasion being the forty-fifth ami
versary of their wedding.
Albert Edward. Prince Of Wales.
now King Edward VII, married
Alexandra, the Oldest daughter of
King Christian TX. OF Denmark in
St. Georges chapel, Windsor, on
March 10, 1863. He was then 22
years of age and she was 10. Now
he Is 67 and she is Ga.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-10
HANDS ACROSS THE PACIFIC.

New York. March 1O.-Hands
across the Pacific-Caucasian and
Japanese hands-will be clasped in a
spirit of good fellowship and good
will at the annual banquet tonight of
the Japan Society of New York.
Baron Kogoro Takahira, the new
Japanese ambassador, will be the
guest of honor.
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damned with people and laughter
Is the rule wherever Buster Brown"
Is played. The person whose risibil-
tiles cannot be tickled by the antics
Of Buster" and his ally "Tige" is
indeed to be pitied. Tonight at the
Park opera house.
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Makes Good Tea
SASSAFRA6 BARK
Clean and Fresh.

Hardly a month passes that does
not see new addition added to the
Palisade townsite. which causes US
to remark that this city Is destined
to be the richest one. of a like area I;
In the entire United States. within a
few years.-Palisade Tribune.
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JEROME 10 SPEAK IN BOSTON.

Boston. March 1O.-District At
torney William Travers Jerome of
New York. will be the principal
speaker at the banquet of the New
England club OF Delt Upsilon this
evening.
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Edward R. Heflin s Co.
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance.
a27 Fair Bldg. Phone RedI6II

Ring Mesa los when you are In
-aeed of a livery rig or . wagon for
heavy hauling. Barton q Terrell
have one Of the best equipped livery
and most modern livery barns in the
state. Located at Fifth and Colora-
%. Prices reasonable Good service
guarantood.
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Charles Il. Trobitz.
Plumber and Steam Filter.
- l. - ssssA EnnFHoHs RD as,n
- y. - 0lEssA.

The criminal docket of the district
court will hardly be completed before
Thursday or Friday. Court will
probably extend into next week.
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Ice. Aruncia, Icel

Oe.r as crystal. eS and $3.50
coupon, bools 8 per cenn on. Call At
tho ONCE. 128 North Fourth.@The
Grnnd Junction E1ec4<sc, Gss q Man
ufacfzn&ng Company.
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We arc now located In our new
building ut 64b Colorado avenue. and
are better prepared than ever to ix
you up In anything Il the plumbing
line. Your bath room with he free
from sever gas II l do your job.
J. 4. Mckenzie
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See HATS buggies and carriages
before purchasing. The best on the
market. with our personal guarap-
tee.
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Our phone number 10 changed to
Red ISL. J. q. Mckenzie, the
plumbsr. 64S Colorado avenue.
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Twenty-Five five room houses
could be rented in Palisade within
three days. II they were available
Palisade Tribune.
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There will be limitations at a big
meeting Of the Elks this evening.
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nss q he aoat sAov Joe Moon bag-
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4 little Oh dressfng or soap might
Asap thst - hsxnes spmA. Ffsd
I 1oa4og.
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DiacksmttAing q N ATT 1t Harry
Htatt'S sAsA
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Remember the SOC whips.-Fred
Mantey.
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A few horse blankets to close Or
left.-Fred Mantey.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
S. S. CONVENTION
PROGRAMME
"Wednesday Afternoon.

Temple Auditorium. Vice President
A. Fl. Reese. presiding.
3:30-Thirty Minutes Of Song-Tul-
lar andMeredith. N. Y.
4:00-St. John and His Gospel
DIR. Jesse Hurlbut, Bloomfield. N. ].
Department meetings.: detailed an.
nouncements; pastors and superin.
tendents.
Temple Lecture Room.
Rev. L. E. Peters. presiding.
Mr.. VIII A. Strickler. reporting.
DR.. Jesse l.. Hurlbut. specialist.
1:A5-Song and Devotion-Rev. A.
II. Reese. Huntington.
2:0o-Yoke Fellowship OF Pastor
and Superintendent = Mr.. Ferris Il
Miller. Wheeling.
2:40-Duplicatins Ones Self-Dr
Jesse l.. Hurlbut. Bloomfield. N. J.
3:O0-DIscussinn-R A. B. with
ers. Bridgeport.
3:445 - General Meeting CTempl;
Auditorium)-Dr. Jesse l.. Hurlbut.
Teacher Training.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Hon. II. G.. Miller. presiding.
Mr.. r, Add Hall. reporting.
DraHyre D.. Clark. specialist.
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generally employed and vet so harmful.
in the long run, to most lEv.ii.is wlrra
its use is long continued, even i'll small
doses, cost Dr.. Pierce several ypnrs vt
careful study md labor. with tie mid of
skilled pharmacists ana elirn'sfs 10
assist him. Naturally, he inrs Ir.t care
to give away his EG:crt'tii: nTIl r.act
processes fer preparing tl'rEr medicines,
but he does want to Gra! IN lLt most
open manner with all his patrons ard
patients, and under this frank. open and
honest way OF dealing. they may kr"w
exactly what they are taking wien using
his medicines.
What Do They curc7 This qres-
ton is often ASKED concerning DIR.
Pierce's two leading medicines, Golden
Medical Discovery and Favorite Pre-
Bcription."
The answer is that rGolden Medical
Discovery" is q most potent Alternative
or blood-purilicr, and tonic or inrIgor-
ator and acts especially faynrablr in a
curative and healing way upon uIl tho
mucous lining surfaces us OF the Nasal
passages, thront, bronchial tubes. stbm-
nch, bowels and bladder, curing large
per cent. OF catarrhal cases whether the
disease affects tic nasal passages. the
throat, larynx. DronclI1, stomach las
catarrhal dyspepsin), brt'els las mucous
diarrheal, bladder, vi rus or other
pelvic organs. Even ia the chronic or
lucrative stages OF tlleee affections. it
is often successful i'll effec;:mg cures.
The FavoIiie Prescription is advised
for the cure OF one class OF diseases only
those peculiar weaknesses, derange-
mcnts and Irregularities incident TO
women. 1t is a powerful yet gem
tlv acting in:igorating tonic and
Strengthening npryine. For weak worn
out, orer-wurked women-no matter
what has caused the breakdown, HFa-
vorite Prescription will be found most
effective in building up the strength,
regulating the womanly functions, sub
DUNG pain and bringing about q healthy,
vigorous condition OF the whole system.
Women suffering from diseases Of long
standing, are invited to consult Doctor
Pierce by letter. free. All correspond
ence is held rs strictly private and
F, sncrcdly confidential. Address DR.. r.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
DR.. Piercc's Medical Adviser 1900
pngesl is sent free on receipt OF 81 one.
cent stamps for paper-covered, or 81
siaH:rE for cluth-bound copy. Addrcst
] ns above.
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Personals.

Mr.. Neal Sherwood and family NOV.
ed from Water street to Norwood
Thursday.
Mr.. Harrison Jacobs. OF Triune. was
Il business visitor In this word ycster-
day.
MIR. Harve Steele and Mrs. Jennie
McAtee returned to their homes Mt
Little Falls yesterday after few
days visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. May ToIbert. of Buckhannon.
and Miss Mary Shuttlcsworth. of Sn-
lem. will spend Easter with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Bishop. of Columbia street.
Rev. Selby. of Wellsville. Ohio. Il
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. George
Shumaker. OF Guffey street.
Agnes Lucille. the seven months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Haw.
kIns. of Meadowlale. Is very Ill.
Mrs. Eta Woodruff. who was callel
here by the illness of Mrs. Jane Ben
nett. has returned to her home nj
Metz.
Judge and Mrs. e. F.. Morgan nr;
! moving from Market street to thelI
new residence on Fnirnont avenue.
DR.. Travis. of Anita, was in this
city Thursday.
Mrs. Chns. McCray and SON. Carl
arrived here yesterday from Phoenix
Arizona. where they had been for sew
eraI months. While here they vii
be the guests OF Mrs. McCray's faith
er.Mr. McGinnis. of Merchant street
Mr.. McCray went from Phoenix Il
Washington and will arrive here later
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soc and &c Dress Shirts. In
Coat and NelIgee styles. r
forced to sell ut ........ JTk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17

The most eminent and lending med
ical teachers and writers of ali the
several schools of practice have endorsed
each OF the ingredients entering into DR..
Pierce's medicine in the stronpest nos
sjblrterms, The makers of Or. Pierce's
medicines belieyeSthat intellipent peonle
do Not wish to opsn their mouths like
q lot pf (young biNs and guIp down
whntefeA. is. PRISE tied \ to them. either in
the way OF fSSH, Hrikk or medicine.
without knowing shxn&hing Of the
properties and harmiasA character of
the agents employed. They believe
that health is too sacred heritnTe 10
be Experimental with, and that people
sf0I7d NOT lake mc3IciTeS oT Gle com:
posiff01 Of frfifT -fEfl ore Kent in i0n0T:
dnce. DR.. Pierce's medicines are made
wholly from the roots of plants found
growing in the depths of our American
forests. They are so COMPOUNDED chat
then cannot do harm in am cass. epen
TO he most delicate ,roma, or child Bv
open publicity Dr.. Pierce hns taken hia
medicines out of the list OF secret nos
trims. OF doubtful merit. and mnfie
them REMEpIEs OF KNOWN coMpo-
srrioy. They are therefore. ia a class
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Mr.. Charles H. Nu.tle. Washington.
II. C.
7:45-President's Annnnl Address.
Rev. j. 4. Hiatt. D. D.. Wheeling.
s:Nn.-An Ounce OF Prevention, Hon.
A G.. dayton. phflippi.
s:35.- Convention Offering.
s:15--Recent prarress in thu
Worlds Sunday School Work-Mrs.
Nary Foster Bryner. international
field specialist.
9:a0-I AM the way-Rev. Ernest
Bourner Allen. D. D.. Toledo. Ohio.
9:45-Aiiournment.
Early Sectional Meeting. Temple
Auditorium. DIR. Christopher Humble.
presiding.
S:00-9:00 = Field Workers Meet
Ing. conducted by General Secretary.
assisted by DIR. A. ]. Hiatt. ]. C. Bar
dali. DIR. If. D. Clark. DR.. NJ. NJ. Rep
nard. Miss N. v. Graham. Rev. Earl
A. Brooks.
Methodist Episcopal Auditorium
s:3O.9:30 - Young Mems Meeting.
conducted by Mr.. H. C. Nuttle. Wash
ington. d. C.
Methodist Episcopal Church = Miss
Druscilln Garden. presiding.
S:30-9:00 = Young Women's Meet
ing. conducted by Miss Ethel A. Lloyd.
Wheeling City Secretary Y. w. C. A.
First Baptist Church-Elementary
Session.
9:00-10:15 Graded Elementary
Sunday School Session. SuperIntend.
ent Mrs. ]. l.. Coleman.
Beginners-Mfss NJ. v. Graham.
Primary-Mrs. H. o. Smith.
Junior-Mrs. NJ. F. Bryner.
1O:15-Adjournmen to the Temple
Auditorium.
| Thursday Morning.
| Temple Auditorium, President A.
j. Hiutt. presiding. !
$500 = Soul Stirring Songs-Tullar
and Meredith. N. Y.
! Prayer for Guidance-Rev. C. H.
Van Horn. Lost Greek.
| 9:15-Report OF Adult Superin-
tendent-w. II. Wolf. Parkersburg.
s:3O-The Sunday School n Mans
Asset - Rev. U. v. w. Darlington.
Parkersburg.
1000 = Extending the Sunday
School into the Home - Mrs. W. E,
Hulsons. Huntington.
10:20-Election OF Officers.
10:35-Report of the Elementary
Observation-Disclosures VI. " Graham
Wheeling State Elementary superin
ltendent. Ms
10:i5-Grnding the Sunday School
Mary Foster Bryner.
11:3O-1. AM the Truth-Rev. Ern
est Bourner Allen. D. D.. Toledo. Ohio
l2:00-Noont!me Lunch.
Temple Lecture Room
1:15-1:45-Teacher Training Drill
The Lords Land-Conducted by DR.
Jesse L. Hurlbut. - 7i ~;
Methodist Episcopal AudiDorium-
I Class-conducted by Mr. Charles 81
Nuttle, Washing d. c.
Thursdsy Afternoon.
TeItple Auditorium, Presil lent a
III. EHfhft DID, presi ding. VI
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Home Department. Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. ]. 7. Foster. presiding.
Rev. E. 4. Brooks. reporting.
Mrs. William u. Hudson specin;ts..
1:45-The Hymns Mother Loved
Rev. J. T. Foster. Buckhanhon.
2:00-Erery Church member en-
rolled for Bible Study-Rev. f. A.
Brooks. Weston.
2:20-The Home Department In
the county-aIiss Hattie Keerer. Bell
Vile.
3:00-Adjournment.
3:45-GeneraI Meeting tTempIc Au-
litoriuml DR.. Jesse l.. Hnrlbut.
Temperance Department, Metko-
dist Church. South.
DIR. NJ. nj. Repparh. presiding.
Mrs. Frances Parks. specialist.
1:45-Telnperance Song = Rev. A.
II. Reese. Huntington.
2:00-How Best Impress the Child
for Temnernnce-Mrs. Frances Parks
Fairmont.
2:20-Valne CT Pledge Signing
Rev. ]. l.. vinson. st. Mary's
2:4G-The Sabbath Day: Keep i.
IloIy--Mr. +. A. Yost. Morgantown.
3:O0-Discussion-D NJ. NJ. Rep
pard. Middlebournc.
establishment.
3:45 : General Meeting tTemple
tAuditorium) Dr. Jesse l.. Hurlbut.
Adult Department. Christian church.
Mr.. w. II. Wolf. presiding.
Mr.. Fred Williams. reporting.
Rev. a. l.. Phillips. specialist.
1:45-Atnking a Joyful sound-Rev..
A. F. Richardson. Grafton.
2:00--Renefits OF Organization In
My Class. Rev. w. Fl. Fields, Wheel.
ing.
2:20--Going Fishing - Rev. A. l..
Phillips. Richmond. Va.
2:40-The Business Man In the
Sunday School = Hon. C. w. Lynch.
Harrisburg.
-Discussinn-Rev. ]. B. Cham.
berlain. Martinsburg.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
3:45-General Meeting tTemple
Auditorium DIR. Jesse l.. Hurlbut.
Elementary Council. First Baptist
Church. 1880 to 900. conducted by
Miss Martha V. Graham. Wheeling.
Miss Florence Lynch. presiding.
Mrs. Fl. o. Smith. reporting.
Mrs. Mary F. Bryner. specialist.
2:00-Song and Prayer = Mrs. L
A. Teter.
2:15-The Child We Wish to Teacf
Mrs. F. NJ. Bryner.
2:45-Helpins the County School:
Mrs. III. B. Marshall.
2:55-DiscllssIon = Miss NJ. v. Ora
ham.
S:45-Adiournment.
3:45 General Meeting tTemplt
Auditorium DIR. Jesse L. Hurlbut.
& "Wednesday Night Is
j. Temple Auditorium. Vice Presl
: dent Rev. A. H. Reese. presiding. &
:15-Make His Praise Glorious;
s lTullar and Meredith. New York.
) Prayer for the Men ots opr State
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DO You Like HOEesg,
Square Dealing 8

Dr. Pccs famed medicines belief
publicity is the best possible guaranty merit and
igen generally what they
achs whether be food drink medicine Although bod
step to take and the makers pror
tary medicines Dr. Pierce time ago. decided publish broad
cast and all his bottlewappes all the ingredients
composition makeup family square
deal is therefore assured medicines
exactly what he she paying when purchasing them
ingredient published plain English the bottle lie
ents selected from the best medical science
for the the
led
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NV. c.T.u. Meetlna.

The W. G.. T. u. held very enjoy
able meeting at the home of Mrs.
Sanford Jones. on East Park avenue.
this n evening from two until five
o'clock. Several business matters
were attended to. The membership
contest being held by this union is
creating q great deal OF interest. Mrs.
James Cunningham and Mrs. r. d.
j Harden are the captains.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-17
FIRST WARD
VIII Have polar Social.

ii The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dia-
Emond Street N. E. Church met Thurs.
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs f.
"a. Wilson, on Columbia street. Quite
IA number OF the members were pres
:ent, and decided to hold n Dollar So
sclalf at the church, Thursday. April 80
mt seven-thirty o'clock. There will be
no meeting next week on account OF
the Sunday School convention.
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r
Contest.

Much interest is being manifested
lin the Lawler Contest which will be
held at the First ward school build-
ling on Monday evening. A short In
formal programme. will be rendered
at the close of which the prizes will
be awarded. Rev. T. b. Lawler will
present three two and one-half dol
lar gold pieces for the best compost
lions written on '.Amerian Flag and
what Is stands fori;r by q seventh or
eighth grade pupil S E.:3s:
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Saxon Corsets and Glrlles.
with Supporters. forced to 1r
sell ut UAN
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1:45-Notes of Praise-Mr. F. T.
Cartwright. Moundsville.
2:0o-Every Teacher Graduate
DIR. ii. D. Clark Bucknannon. I!
2:20-Value of Glass Drilis-aIrs.
+ Fulton, Moundsyille
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The UnderseIIng StoreF irmont W.. Va. s$$$
1:4s LIE Giving Tulla,ll

1:+5-=Life Giving Song TulInr
and Meredith. New York. ~
2:oo-lseachIng the Heart OF thei
Boy-Rev. o. G. White. Bethany h.
c:o5-The Quarterly Review-Dr.
Christopher Humble ParkersburE
::51-The principles OF reaching
Mrs. Mnry Foster Bryner, Peoria; Ill.g
3:3n-The School OF ) Methodist Dr.
D. d. PurInton. MorgantoWn.s
Missions and the Sunday
School = Rev. A. L. Phillips. Rich
nond. Va. iS5
Alb AM the Lite-Rev. Ernest,
Bonrner Allen. D. D, Toledo. Ohio.
5:s0-Alumni banquet of Teacher
Training Graduates IN DIR. tHyre ID.
Clark. presiding.
Honor guests: Rev. L. E. Peters.
DR.. Jesse l.. Hurlbut.
Thursday Night.
Temple Auditorium. Presld lent A.!
]. Hiatt presiding.
T:15 81 Songs OF Consecration-TnlE
lar and Meredith. New York.
Prayer for Statewide Results.
7:45-suokes in the Sunday School
Wheel-Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner,S
Feoria. Ill. & =;
s:3O-Awarding OF Honor Flags.
Unfinished business.
S:45-Convention Offering.
9:00-The Sunday School Teacher
as Soul winner-Dr. Jesse Z. Hurl-
but. Bloomfield. N. ]. q
9:45-I AM the vine-Rev. Ernest
Bourner Allen d. D.. Toledo. Ohio:
Closing Moments Of Conservation.
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7ll@TeI.TI y u =. - y
Called to Pennsylvania.

Nessrs. Luther. Maple and George
DOMAIN were called to Mapletown.
I Pa, Thursday, by the death of Mr..
Willard Barb. Mr.. Barb had several
friends In this ward. having visited
here last fall.
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Lemon, Chocolate, custard.

These are the three varieties or:
"oUR-PIE" preparation which arc
creating SO much favorable comment
everywhere. Each package it put np
according to the strictest Pure Food
Laws. It does not require an expert
enced cook to make good pies from
"ouR-PIE." Just the proper proper
lions of all Ingredients are In tho.
package ready for your immediate use.
AT grocers. 10 cents. - -! !:
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Our W..
Service

We give the same attention to
all orders whether large or
small, and all mail orders or
inquiries have prompt atten-
ton. We deem it a pleasure
to quote prices or answer
questions.
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Gun That Makes No Noise,

There is surely Il terrible p,nsib. lily
resting today upon the shoulders of Hiram
Percy MaHim. the son of the inventor of
the machine gun. So writes r. Hal vey
Middleton in the Technical World Maya
zine. Fer he has patented gun witch
vii. kill i man with no more noise than
the hissin:. OF q snake. Armed with This
silent weapon Il murderer could shoot
Down his victim without attracting the
least attention. and only or examination
would tho cause of death be revealed
On the other hand, 4 single policeman
using tho noiselcss CUR could disable ev-
cry member Of a gang of burglars before
the. recovered from their surprise 1t is
an invention which n,ay lead tn the re-
equipment Of the armed forces of the
world and the. revolutionzing Of modern
methods If warfnre-wil, perhaps even
hasten tie happy day when there will ha
NO war, for the very best Safeguard
n gaInst war is the inventinr of weapons
Of such terrible power that armies will
nnyer dare to stand against eaca other
War. said Bismarck. lis the greatest
enerv of war. and Will eventually be put
out of existence"
In tn" rCxt great war skin mishers may
use noiselcss rifles. enabling them to nrcap
alo',g m encmy's front and shoot down
the unsuSpectinE pickets ore nfter another
and no, until their dead bodies were dts
covered would the alarm he given. The
extended front Of whole army, concealed
IN the underbruSl. or behind ROCKS could
work ta,rible havoc among the opposing
forces heftre its position could be located
To the big game hunter the silent frearm
Will open up new horizons
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ment operates the steps and tlcy are
lowered only when the door is throw n
open.
The cars are painted with the COM
pIny's standard colors. chrome yellow
with red trimmings.
The interiors of the cars are finished
i'm natural wood. The cars are equipped
with arm rests and window guards
Both air and hand brakes are a part
ri the equipment of each car. When a
trailer is used, all the braking is done
by the matorn'an on the platform Of
the forward car.
The destination signs are the Hun
te: illuminated signs. and are set by
the conductor from within the car
The type of controller used is the mo
del K35c of the General Electric Go.
The cars are furnished with the Nation
al airbralle Pressed steel wheels are
ds,d on all the cars.
The through line begins business I'M
der the most excellent auspices. and ii
is the earnest wish Of all citizens of
Central Maine that it may exist long
enough to extend it's branches to the
ends Of the earth