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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21
The High School Graduates.

The class of 1908 at the High
School will be graduated early in
June with a fine record to their
credit, encouraging high hopes for
their future. The class appointments
bestow honors upon Miss Miriam
Sykes, who will be salutatorian, Miss
Eva Frierson, historian, and Mr..
Aubert Greason, valedictorian. The
graduates number fifteen and include
Miss Lucille Hopkins, Miss Miriam
Sykes, Miss Eva Frierson, Miss Mat
tie Taylor, Miss Louise Peralta, Miss
Jennie Lofts, Miss Ruth McClana-
han, Miss Emmie Gardner, Mr.. Grady
Lawrence, Mr.. A. B. Lawrence, Mr..
Thad Shackleford, Mr.. Aubert Grea-
son, Mr.. Selwyn Tennison, Mr.. James
Hewlett and Mr.. Frank Drake.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21
COMMENCEMENT DAYS.

This year commencement ddwns
earlier than usual, and within a fort
night the graduate will take her place
in the center of the stage to receive
the seal and signet of her Alma Ma
ter, and stand alone with the clay in
her hands to mould her future. The
college finals will be marked by an
unusually attractive program this
season. The AIumnae Association
announce DR.. Lillian Johnson's ac-
ceptance Of the invitation to address
them, and recognizing the interest
her coming will arouse, will be
pleased to have the public present on
the afternoon of Saturday, May 30,
when DR.. Johnson speaks upon 'The
Typical Twentieth Century College
for Women" A Phi. d. of Cornell,
and formerly president of the Oxford
(Ohio) University, DR.. Johnson has
had a distinguished career, and is a
potent influence in the educational
world. At the recent college confer
ence, held in Memphis, she was on
the list of speakers, and Ambassador
Bryce, who was among the prominent
visitors in attendance, declared her
address the finest he had ever heard
made by woman.
Memorial exercises for the lament
ed Miss NJ. J. S. Galloway will be
held by the association Sunday even
ing, the thirty-frst. DR.. r. w. Jones,
of Laurel, first president of the In
dustrial Institute and College, will
pay tribute to the memory of one
whose service is noteworthy and hon
ored in its history. A graceful cour-
tesy upon the part of Pesident Whit
field will make the visiting members
of the Alumnae the guests of the col
lege during their stay.
The annual reception is scheduled
for Saturday morning of commence
ment week, and will bring oppor-
tunity for the glad reunion of those
whom time and circumstances have
widely scattered from their Hill of
Science"
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Rev. r. Starbird. OF East RAYMOND.
Maine. says Il have used BncEle1 $
Arnica SaIve for several years. On
nv old army wound and other OBJ
stinate sores. and md i- the best
healer in the world 4 use. IT, toe,
with great success IN my veterinary
business" Price 25c AZ l. E MaE-
fields drug store
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21
The Reading Circle.

A graceful departure from the
business discussions that have hith-
erto characterized the final gather
ing of the Reading Circle before
claiming a vacation period, was the
social meeting on Saturday. Mrs.
Battle Bell was the hostess, and en-
tertained delightfully."-, while the pro-
gram was especially appropriate and
happy in it's character. In response
to roll call, the members gave quo
tation from, or a story about, some
noted woman in history, poetry or
song, in the years study. Then fol-
lowed club chat, a sort Of literary
salmagundi, wherein impressions of
the course, it's most beneficial, its
p1easantest features, were mingled.
Mrs. Dashiell sang beautifully an
Irish song, and a grand march, with
AuId Lang Syne played by way of
farewell, was fitting concluding
number. Dainty refreshments were
served during the afternoon, which
entered signally into the bright mem
ories of the season. 4.4
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Mr.. T. B. Franklin and RIr- r A
Carson have returned from a pleasant
outing at the Chic0t Club srounds n
Arkansas.
Mrs. Joseph Carson returned Fri
day evening from Birmingham,
where she spent the greater part Of
last week.
Miss Smith, Of Virginia, was the
guest of her sister. Miss = J. smith.
of the Franklin Academy faculty. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Morgan. Ms
Sheffield and Miss Louise Morgan letr
Wednesday for Hot Springs. Arkan-
sas.
Rev. Wadsworth LipscOmb, c1 Hat
tiesburg, is visiting his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. W. L Lipseomb-
Mrs. Ledyard Vaughan was ere
guest of Mr.. and Mrs.. w r. Walker
in West Point last week
Mr.. ". H. Carter returned Thars-
day from Durant-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Is the the one yOu pay ont for q
box of Dr. Kings New Life pills
They bring you the health that's
more precious than jewels Try them
for headache, biliousneSs. eons-1pa-
ton and malaria. II they dtsappo11t
YOU the price viii be chserfully -
funded ar L. e AIayfisld's drug store
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21
Miss Waldrup,s Recital.

On account of illness, Miss Frances
Waldrup's recital was postponed
from Thursday until tomorrow even-
ing at Chapel Hall. Miss WaIdrup is
one of Miss Browns most talented
pupils and her voice, a clear lyric So
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Mr.. ]. N. Morgan. aceompanI

Mr. ]. n Morgan accompanied
BY his wife and little daughter. lef-
on last Wednesday for Hot Springs,
Arkansas, where they viii spend sew
eraI weeks. Mrs Sheffield vas also
in the party and at Memphis theg
were joined BY Gen. j. : BLllups-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Mrs. D. y. Stinson. Jr-, who has
been the guest OF her parents fer The
past week, has returned 70 her hoDe
in West Point, after quite a delight
full visit.
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Columbus.

columbus to Artesia.)
No. 104, Express Daily, Lv. 1927 pm
No. 106, Accom-. Daily, Lv. 11:o5 am
No. los, Accom-. Daily, Lv. 1850 pm
No. 10 Accom- Daily, Lv. 1926 am
No. 1O4 Arrive Artesia 400 pm
No. 106 Arrive Artesia 11:40 am
No. 10s Arrive Artesia 1890 am
No. 10 Arrive Artesia 4:05 am
Trains leave Artesia
! s. As," Northbound'
No. ?, Express Daily, Lv. 4:19 am
No. 4, Express Daily, Lv. 4:08 pm
Southbound.
No. /, Express Daily, Lv. 12:45 am
No. 8. Express Daily, Lv. 11:55 am
(Artesia to Columbus.)
No. 103, Arrive Columbus 1895 pm
No. los, Arrive Columbus 4:50 pm
No. 107, Arrive Columbus 1870 am
No. 100, Arrive Columbus 500 am
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21
Onees and Rooms For Rent.

OfnGe> anu EA-i0HA> = 1E AsE&A-
Good ground floor once and oz1ces
upstairs for rent Fer further infer
nation apply az this 01es-
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Garden Party in Compliment to MIR:
John II. Tackett of Meridian.

John r.. Tackett of Meridian.
A charming pleasure suggested by
the fresh delight of May days was the
garden party at which Mrs. Claude II.
Ayres entertained Wednesday after
noon in compliment to her daughter,
Mrs. John r. Tackett of Meridian.
After a welcome within doors, where
scarlet and orange nasturtiums, lilies
and a rich collection of sweet peas
were employed with lovely design in
drawing room and hall, the guests
were ushered into the open, and as
they gathered for whist at the vari-
Gus tables that dotted the lawn,
made pretty picture framed by the
green of trees and luxuriant palms.
The afternoon was entirely informal,
and at the conclusion of the games
elegant ices with cakes were enjoyed.
Assisting Mrs. Ayres were: Mrs.
Tackett, Mrs. Rupert Richards, Mrs.
Walter Weaver, Mrs. Lowry and Mrs.
John Mayo.
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The annual dinner given by the
Palmer Orphanage Circle of Kings
Daughters to the little folks at the
Orphanage, occurred on Friday, and
was a joyous occasion both TO the
Circle and to their guests, who
marked the day with a white stone.
The College Circle which has always
been very generous in it's contribu-
tions to this good work, was unable
to attend the dinner, but sent to the
children check with it's com pliments
and the request that the gift be used
to charter car and enjoy merry
outing at the park.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Capt. and Mrs. ". o. Bowman will
leave soon for Northern Montana,
Captain Bowman having been as
signed to duty at an army post there.
Mrs. Bowman as Miss Daisy Haugh-
ton, of Aberdeen, is pleasantly re-
membered in Columbus, and her
friends regret that a Southern post
was not substituted for the distant
West.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Miss Annie Keith is home after
brief visit to Birmingham.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Mrs. Charles c. Buder leaves Mon
day for Holly Springs to visit Mr.. an
Mrs. Eagleton Smith.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

prano, has made her favorite with
our music lovers.
Columbus friends of DR.. W. ".
Wadsworth, of Atlanta, Ga, will be
interested in learning that he has
been elected president of the Georgia
Portland Cement and Slate Company.
a corporation newly organized with
large capital and fattering prospects.
At one time DR.. Wadsworth was pas
tor of the First Methodist church Of
this city; afterwards was transferred
to the Georgia conference. He ac-
companied Bishop Galloway on his
tour of the world, and was a conspic-
nous figure in Southern Methodism.
A few years ago, at his own request.
he was located TO employ the
church expression, and entering the
insurance business, was remarkabl.-
successful, a success that attracted
attention and won for him the posi-
ton of chief executive of the above
corporation.
On Monday afternoon and evening,
at the Vaudette Theatre, beautiful
pictures, presenting scenes of THE
Holy City" in all its Eastern charm
and color, will be the attraction for
the benefit of the Masonic Widows
and Orphans Home. The films have
been specially ordered for this enter
tainment and are said to be rivals Of
the celebrated Passion Play" The
downpour of rain last Thursday pre-
vented the success of the exhibit,
which. however, on Monday Will have
an added value, because of the new
and artistic pictures. For a cause
that enlists so warmly a general in
terest, a handsome sum should be re-
allied.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Mrs. Richmond, of Canton, and
Miss Posey, of Yazoo City, who have
been students at the Business Col
lege, have completed the course IN
stenography and will leave Wednes-
been at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Beard.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21


day. During their stay they have
been at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Beard. x~
s~
Mr.. Ben Green, of OpeIika, Ala.
one of the leading Sunday school
workers of the South, was the guest
of DR.. ]. w. Shoaff Thursday. Mr..
Green was a prominent speaker at
the State Conference of Superintend-
ents held in Durant last week.
Mr. Edward Harris, a former Co
lumbian, now residing in Houston,
Texas, has lately been sent to Okla
homa as the representative of a large
insurance company, and will spend
several months in that State, estab-
| fishing agencies.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Richards gave
a delightful dinner party Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. John r
Tackett, who returned yesterday to
Meridian after a weeks visit and q
cordial welcome to her old home.
Mrs. A 2. Glover, of Greene eoun-
| ty, Alabama, affectionately recalled
| by countless friends of other days as
| Miss Antoinette Malone, viii arrive
this week to visit her daughter, Mrs
Ledyard Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckman, of Ken
lucky, have recently become resi-
dents of Columbus, and are at the
Gilmer. Mr.. Beckman is connected
with the Interstate Lumber Company
Miss Fay Haughton, of Aberdeen
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B
Hardy. Another visitor is Mr.. Arthur
Stockard, of Los Angeles, Cal, wh6
is with DR.. and Mrs. Rupert Stockard
Miss Lenore Hardy is expected
Thursday from New Orleans, where
she has been attending the Sophie
Newcomb this session.
Mrs. Charles c. Buder leaves Mon
day for Holly Springs to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Eagleton Smith.
| Miss Annie Keith is home after Z
T1a-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Miss Lenore Hardy is expected
Thursday from New Orleans, where
she has been attending the Sophie
Newcomb this session.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-05-21

Rev. Wadsworth LiPscoub. cf Hat
tiesburg, is visiting his parents DIT.
and Mrs. ". /. L5pscoIh.
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Church Notes.

There will be a meeting of the
members and friends of Hunting
Creek Methodist Protestant Church,
at the church this Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock, sharp. A "Whirl-
wind Campaign" in the interest of a
new church building will be inaugu-
rated after an address by the pastor.
There will be music. All interested
in the contemplated improvements,
whether members or friends of the
church, are respectfully urged to be
present. At the close of the meeting
ice cream, ETC., will be on sale by the
Junior Endeavor Society in the grove
adjoining the church. Everybody
come.
Pastor.
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The Supreme Court of Virginia has
handed down a decision of far reach
ing Importance on the liquor question
tho effect being that hereafter the
possession by any person of license
from the United States Government
for the sale of ardent spirits will be
accepted as prima facie evidence of
violation of the State liquor laws
where no State licenses have been
granted. The opinion of the court
CONSTITUTES the section of the Mann bill
bearing on this point to mean what it
says, and, its validity is strongly up
held. TheNcase is of much interest
to the State and was fought to the
highest court for the purpose of test
ing the law and determining its status
once for all.
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Anti-Saloon League rleetIngs.

Rev. J. d. McAlister, field secretary
of the Anti-Saloon of Virginia, will
visit the Eastern Shore during August
and speak at the following places;
Painter-Wednesday, August 9th,
p. IN.
Wachapreague-Thursday, August
9th, s p. IN.
Keller-Friday, August It'll, S p. m
Appointment from 10th to 23d inst.
will appear in later issues.
MIR. McAllister is faithful temper
ance worker and eloquent speaker
All friends of the cause are cordial.
invited to hear him. Committee.
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Saturday, August l, 1908.

The Peninsula Fair, Tasley, va
will again open its gates to the puollc
next Tuesday and the assurance Is
given by the management, that no
one will be disappointed who is seek
ing wholesome recreation and the
amusements that drive away sorrows
and give zest to the pleasures OF life.
1t is proposed, in fact, to make 1t the
banner fair of the organization in the
accommodations to be furnished to
visitors, in the good order that will
prevail under rictpolice regulations,
in the excellent exhibits to be made
in every department, in the music
with which the proceedings will be
interspersed-al that is looked for in
a first-class country fair. The speed
trials, it is needless, to add, Twill be up
to-date, and that in this there will be
fun enough for all who like that kind OF
amusements, as appears from the list
of entries published in another
column. You are invited to help it
to success with your exhibits and by
your presence.
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The announcement of Attorney
General Anderson that he will not
stand for reelection has caused a
flutter in political circles and bees
are beginning to buzz in many bon
nets. Col. Robert Catlett, of Lexing-
ton, Assistant Attorney-General, is
being urged to run, but has not deci-
ded. The name of Senator j. Boyd
Sears, ofMatthews, is also mentioned.
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd, of
Winchester, who is steadily mount
ing the political ladder in Virginia
and may eventually turn his steps
toward the Executive Mansion, was
discussed some months ago, and this
talk is now being revived.
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Notice to all Policy Holders.

All persons, who heretofore had
their insurance written by Fletcher &
Doughty, are hereby notified that The
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance
Company, The London Assurance
Corporation and The Williamsburgh
City Fire Insurance Company have
appointed Kelly & Nottingham, of
Onancock, va. las their agents, owing
to Messrs. Fletcher & Doughty hav-
ing retired from the insurance bust
ness. Kelly & Nottingham will look
after the interests of all policy-holders
in the above named companies and
take care to see that their policies
are renewed as they expire. The
above companies are millionaire COM
panies; they have been in business for
over fifty years. If you have your in
surance in either of these old we'll
known, and strong companies, you
naturally will not wish 10 change,
hence this notice is given you 50 that
cu'ccsh ~flecy vress1. agents
/W. Gordon,
General Agent,
Richmond, Va.
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TO ALL WHOM It MAY CONCERN

The undersigned. G.. 2. RivieTe. guardian ap-
pointed by Tie Court Of Ordinary Of Berren
County, in the State OF Georgia. Of Marshall
Riviere. infant child Of the said g. 2. Riviere
hereby gis e. notice that. on the 9TH day Of DC
tober 1905, he viii file his petition in the Circuit
Count for the County OF Accomack in the State
orVirginia. applying for an order directing that
the sum o. s7iU 81. wards prop lrtion Of the pro
cecds Of he sale OF real estate. now in hands Of
James X. Fie. cher. Special Commissioner in the
snit of KEENAN, :. Robins. ct ais VS.. Marshall
Rivie-e and unfer the control Of the said Circuit
Cont for the Comfy OF ACcoInack in said suit
De ia 'd over and delivered 10 the undersigned as
Guardian o. said infant in the said County of Der
rien in the state O! Georgia his agent. attorney
and that Tic undersigned guardian as aforesaid.
may remove such proceeds Of sale OF real
estate Of his ward. 20 the said county OF Berrien.
in the said state OF Georgia, the residence Of
Given under my hand this 2Dd day Of June, A.
D. 1908. ,,,,,-o,
Guardian in Berrien CoInty, State of Geor-
{ ia Of Marshall Riviere.
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House Party.

There was an enjoyable house party
this week at the hospitable home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers, at
Finney's Wharf Those present were
Miss Sadie Fletcher and Miss Maud
Kellam, OF Onancock; Miss Matte
Bates, of Northampton; Mrs. Maggie
Finney, Mrs. Sallie Finney McMath,
and little Miss Margaret McNath, OF
Onley; Mrs. Susan Finney, of Acco-
mac, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
NAPLES, of Baltimore.
Guest.
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89kSlIlty, vote thus 10 non


"In striking contrast" as the Rich
mond Journal well says "to the I'M
wholesome subserviency to the Big
Stick so thoroughly emphasized by
Mr.. Taft, stands the stalwart person
atty of Bryan, a man who through
twelve long years of defeat has grown
mentally and politically with each
succeeding year, until he stands today
the absolute leader of the Democrat
ic party, without the aid of patronage
or power other than that of his in
domitable will and spotless record for
sincerity and moral, social and politi-
cal honesty.
Never before in the political histo-
ry of this country has the contrast
between answering manhood and
utter servility been more clearly de-
fined. There is a chance that the
perfect and well-oiled machinery OF
the Republican party may place the
choice of our modern Warwick upon
the throne, but it is hard to believe it
possible, without insulting the intelli-
gence and patriotism of the American
public.
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The 10th Annual Fair
OF THE
Central Agricultural Fair Association, (Colored')
WILL OPEN ON
A 18Th and continue Till Friday Aug 2st inclusive al asIe, Va


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FOR P 3. Wharton, Secretary, Accomac, or
Robt. H. Hall, President, Parksley Va.
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The famous Fort Mahone," on the
old Confederate lines in Prince George
county, near Petersburg, has been
leyeled, and it is to be made the site
ted by Pennsylvanians in memory OF
the soldiers of that State who fell in
battle in that vicinity in the last days
of the siege of that city.
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Accomac Baptist Association.

The Accomac Baptist Association
will meet with the Union Baptist
Church, on Cnincoteague, August II,
10 and II. All pastors and delegates,
who propose to be in attendance, will
please notify the committee and take
conveyance from Mackenzie Park to
Chincoteague via Wishart Point.
VIM. j. Jester,
John Tarr,
Elmer w. Watson,
James Il. Lunn,
Committee.
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The national convention of the In
dependence party has nominated
Thomas L. Hisgen, of Massachusetts,
for President and Col. John Temple
Graves, of Georgia, for Vice-Presi-
dent.
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neetIng County School Board.

The County School Board will
meet at Accomac Q. H., Monday,
Aug. 3rd, at 10 a. m, promptly. Full
attendance urged. Clerk please come
prepared to settle with County Treas
urers. Very respectfully,
G. q. Joynes,
Supt.
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Tendencies. Come.

well suggesvy named will give
beyond advertising talk Underces will help
will help The two combined better
than obtain elsewhere.
will be represented with wonderful
offerings Dollar Sretchers will be in
evidence hand
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We are going upset odme sale going over
goods be sod-we going
the ability of this Store to underse and
ver-value ever other in this locality
going extend darsgong to increase their
further and buy than they Will at any
other
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DIR. S. @. Mitchell, of Richmond
College, was elected Saturday to the
presidency of the University of South
Carolina and he Immediately accept
ed the position.
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In Mem0riam.
wv. Gordon,
General Agent,
Richmond, Va.

In loving remembrance of VIM. H.
COxton, who departed this life, March
%, 1908, aged "A years. Gone but not
forgotten.
Dearest father thou has left US,
We thy loss 50 deeply feel,
'Tis the hand of God bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
All is lonely within our dwelling,
Lonely, lonesome every spot;
And we sometime stop, and listen,
Listen, though we hear him not.
His spirit is free from toll and pain,
Rejoice, his work is done;
He has left the cares of earth behind,
His joys in heaven begun.
We shall sleep but not forever,
There will be glorious dawn,
We hope to meet to part, no never,
On the resurrection morn.
By his son,
VIM. J. Coxton.
Accomac, Va, July 81, 1908.
Mrs. Evaline Davis, wife of AlfredT T.
Davis, died June goth, 1908, aged rs
years, 4 months and days, and was
laid to rest in the Old School Baptist
Church yard at Messongo Bridge.
Gone, but not forgotten,
Nor will you ever be,
AS long as life and memory lasts,
We will love and think of thee.
By her daughter,
Mrs. 5. A. Goodwin.
Just received car of cypress shin
giles, No. l heart, 4, and inches,
both handmade and sawed, prices
right-also locust posts.
Hopkins G. Bro,
OnancOck, Va.
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On the famous Pixies Peak Cog
Railway in Colorado, the steep
grades of the mountain necessitate
the use of cog wheels to control the
train. and vibration often so Injuries
ordinary watches that an expert
repairman must readjust them. ,
a conductor ON the Pixies Peak ToGG
made a ninety-day test Of. the SCUM
Rend Watch last Summer.
No adjustment Of the watch was mace :
for the whole period, but at the END OF
the test, examination showed variation
Of less than one-half Secondper day. 10 10
Won think the watch you carry couio
stand a test like this?
. We will be pleased to show you ou'
line of these watches at any time.
Fine Watch Observation-Disclosures i'll
work and prices.
w. j. Neville,
Next + d noiof SslO" OndncOck.Vd