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Short Hair
pear ~. So.

/ Ny hair Is quite thick. but Il is short.
VIII you tell me something TO increase its
growth? Also advise a recipe Tor dandruff
2 have a few freckleS and my skin Is
tanned. Will you tell me something fer
them? A READER
1. The Following IL a recipe for an ex-
ceilent dandruf cure:
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your friendship with A. because by
your talk and actions you can assure
her that you have no serious inten-
tons One cannot have too many true
friends.
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Cleansing Cream

A very good powder 70 be busted over
perspiring parts OF the body is made
Powdered oleate Of zinc---.--........ y ounce
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Her First Cab

Dear MIS- Adams.
When neighbor makes her first call Is Il
proper to serve refreshments? A. L II.
It would be proper, but Il Is not
necessary unless the call is made on
your at home" day,
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The Quinine should be dissolved IN the al
coholic liquids by warming slightly. then
filtered. Rub into the roots Of the aair
every night.
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Il Cleansing Cream

Lear MIS-. sTuleS.
VIII you kindly give ne a recipe sor .
good cleansing cream7
! perspire very much under the arms and
wish you could tell me what 70 do Tor T.
MYEL-
Here IS the recipe for an excellent
cleansing cream:
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is perfectly proper.
3. 1t makes no difference which
member OF the family admits the
callers.
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A ZoLIS[-
VfHe ger Mzde IN
h . rem H7IzAIeS -

the case OF an oily skin A few drops
OF ammonia or a pinch OF borax in the
water with which the face Is washed il
also helpful
3. Pimples are very often caused BY
impurities In the blood. A physician
should be consulted. so that the proper
treatment Is given. Local treatment will
help remove the bAemishes. Battle the
pirnples ia bot water. dry them with e
soft cloth and then apply the cream
made OF the following:
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4. To remove the tan and ireckles
from your face apply lemon juice THIS,
however, viii not DO much good II your
face is not protected when you are out
IN the sun and wind, and because YOU
are q boy ] suppose Il viii be hardly
possible to expect you TO obey THIS
rule
ST have never heard Of anything
which Will change the texture Of the
lafr
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Ground barley, the white OF an egg. a
teaspoonfui Of glycerin and ono ounce OF
honey.
The finger nails should be usnicured
once week
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Rub tbs brlsEly into the scalp.
To Prevent Tartar

Dear Mrs. Symes.
]. What VIII make yellow teeth pearly
white and prevent tartar2
> What IS good for a greasy. shiny face
and nose?
3. What Is good FOR pimpies7
4 What MIL take the tan and frec<les
from the face2
5. What viii make coarse, dry hair silky?
NEGLECTED HARRY.
l. To have the teeth sTnitened and the
tartar removed. It Is better to have ones
dentist do Il than 10 experiment with
pasteS and lotions. The teeth should be
examined for signs OF decay at least
twice year. so that filings may be
made before the cavities reach any size.
2. Danish all rich and greasy foods.
for oiet has a great influence on the
condition OF the skin. Wiping OF the
face occasionally with diluted alcohol
(2S per cent strength) Is beneficial In
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30 Make cosrnetic GIoves


Use soft. large. leather gloves. three or
four sizes too large. Rip them open and
spread the inside with the following prep
arauon, then sew the ripped seam up:
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Broad Shoulders
Mrs. symes

Dear Mrs. Symcs
VIII YOU please answer some questions for
one o. your constant readers?
4: How can I broaden my shoulder ana
reduce my hipsT Ny shoulders are very
narrow and am rather tall
Please give me a remedy fcr very OBJ
slnate freckles and for tan
How can Increase TIE quantity OF nv
& Can you tell me an, way in which
can increase the length o, my face7 I have
suen very snort one lMiss) =. ?. c
1. II you viii make habit of holding
the stomach In and the chest out your
shoulders Will broaden Your bIOuses
should be made so that they VIII give
broad effect. Here are the directions
Tor several exercises, which you should
practice 10 reduce the hips:
l. Bring the knee up 10 the chest, re-
naming perfectly erect. Practice with
the two legs alternately
III. Place hands on hips, shoulders well
back. Raise the leg. with knee flexed,
and give a high. quick side kick, bring
Ing the foot back again TO the floor
Repeat ten times first with the right
foot, then with the left.
III. Take standing position, hands on
hips. and rotate the hips. bending the
knees and keeping the chest and
shoulders immovable. Contract all the
muscles used IN this exercise and resist.
Bending exercises also are good.
2. Here Is the recipe for a lotion which
viii remove tan and freckles
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dissolve the acid and borax in the water;
infuse the petals for an hour. strain through
3 jelly bag after twenty-four hours; decant
the clear portion and add the glycorin-
Apply as often as agreeable.
3. TO increase the growth OF your hair
rub crude oil perfumed with a few drops
OF oil OF lavender On your scalp daily
Remember that Just as much good lies
IN the maSsaging as in the tonic
4. / do not think II possible for YOU
TO increase the length Of your face.
You can. however. make il appear
longer by wearing your hair drawn over
the temples and high on your head
The Jokes and necks OF your dresses, II
cut in V-Shape, will also help.
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4 WELLEQUIPPED toilet table IS
IA essential to any successful treat
4 - ment that many OF my readers
desire TO follow at home. Now,
II you have priced articles that are
necessities. as far as beauty is con-
cerned, you will almost protest that
they are luxuries, so high in price are
the creams. sachets and toilet waters
/ agree with you; they are worth II to
the woman who lacks time, but to any
one Of my readers who will devote a
day to furnishing the dressing table in
her own little beauty parlor' let me
give little lesson today in preparing
different things.
Toilet vinegars are very important as
sweet astringents. A few drops in a
basin OF water VIII refresh the skin
You can make a very excellent one in
a few minutes. I refer 10 lavender
vinegar Mix Is grams OF rosewater.
80 grams OF spirit Of lavender and
Is grams OF Orleans vinegar In a
glass. Shake well and bottle for use
Another toilet water is Hungary
water. An old recipe is the following:
To a pint Of highly rectifed spirits Of
wine add ounce OF oil OF rosemary
and ? drains OF essence OF amber
girls. Shake the bottle we'll several
times. and then let the cork remain out
for twenty-four hours. 1t should then
be eorked and may be used at once.
although 1t Is best TO put II away for a
month and then decant it into small
bottles for daily use.
The advantages Of a good cold cream
are known and appreciated by every
woman OF these times. Cucumber cream
combines the qualities OF any emollient
and the bleaching properties Of cucum-
Der
Cut in pieces one pound OF peeled Gu
cumbers from which the seeds have
been taken. Add one pound of pure lard
and one-half pint OF milk. Heat in a
double boiler for ten hours without
coming 20 a boil Strain the mixture
through a sieve; allow It to CONCEAL.
Squeeze the cream through a cheese
cloth. and keep in porcelain jars II
you wish. few drops of oil Of rose or
any favorite scent can be added.
Your nail powder is easily made &C
cording 70 this recipe:
Talcum powder ................... y ounce
Pumice stone, pulverized........ ounces
Mix thoroughly, add Is srains OF car
mine. and a few drops OF oil Of rose. IL
a perfume Is desirable. sift through
silk boiling cloth.
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For Dandrun

Moisten scales with olive oil and wash
scalp with tincture OF green soap. Rinse
thoroughly and apply almond oil to the
scalp. Rub Il with the finger tips and then
use the following lotion daily:
Ammonia muriate ................... 70 grains
sAcetin -----------.---- --.ssss.ssss.s ounce
Rosewater --.-----.-.-..s.-.-.-....... ounces
Rub this briskly into the scalp. At the
end OF ten days shampoo.
Brushing the hair twice day, giving
Il about 100 strokes each time, viii in
crease the length OF hair.
2. ! advise you TO follow the suggestion
made 10 Miss E. P. c.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-04-12

Sheriff Jarvis and j. T. Waldo,
with the help of some others,
greatly improved the looks of
the court house yard by trim
ming up the shade trees therein.
Mr.. Waldo set these trees out
many years ago, and now takes
much pleasure in spending his
idle moments in the shade of
them during the summer. The
court house yard could be made
very beautiful with little expense
and if the town and county
would throw together they
bould have a plaza here that we
would all feel proud of and it
would add much to the looks OF
our town.
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The Chronicle has the largest
circulation of any newspaper
from the head of the Kanawha
to its mouth, and is read by more
than $500 people weekly. This
is why onr advertising pays SO
well. Try an ad. 1t Will bring
results.
"Scribbling Sam" of Mud Fork
must not forget to sign his real
name to his communications
each time. 1t will be kept a
secret, but each letter should be
signed by the author, and then
the fictitious name, which is the
only one we make public
Dawson wants to be u. S. Sen
ator. His services are no longer
needed in the Virginia Debt case
and it wont do to leave his name
off the pay roll. He has provid-
ed an office for most of the Re-
publicans of the state, and sure
ly they must not neglect a man
of such great Importance as he.
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April 1910, which requires me 10 report on
the following matters and things, viz:
First: All the Real estate and personal
property Of every kind and description
owned by the Lowthei-K sufman Oil &
Coal Company, a corporation, with full
description thereof and where located.
Second. All the liens agai3s. said real
estate and personal property Of the said
Lowther Kaufman Oil l. Coal Company,
no matter how created, and their priority
and also all the indebtedness of the Low.
Their Kaufman Oil & Coal Company, wheth-
er secured or unsecured, to whom due, the
amount due each creditor and the priori-
ties, il any, OF such debts.
Thrill: All the creditors of the Low
ther Kaufman Oil Il Coal company, who
were such on the 23rd day of October, 1906
at the time If the deed of assignment was
made by said company for the benefit Of its
creditors, and what, if any, of said debts
remain unpaid, how much and to whom
due.
Fourth: The Names of all the stock or
share holders of the Lowther-Kaufman
Oil * Coal company, a corporation, and the
amount of stock held and owned by such
stockholders, respectively in said company
Fifth: Whether the rents and profits of
the said Lowther-Kautman Oil & Coal
company will pay OF and discharge its in-
debtedness within five years.
Sixth: Such evidence ss the parties to
this suit may desire, pertaining to the
claim of Caroline A. Lowther TO certain
personal property claimed bv her (describ-
ed in her peiitionl now in the possession of
@. Il. Highland, receiver; ami whether
said property is owned by Caroline A.
Lowther or not.
Seventh: Such evidence 10 any party to
this suit may desire concerning any mat
ter or thing pertinent to the issue in this
suit. And said commissioner shall report
upon such matter or questions which may
be raised, whether with reference to the
title of the property involved in this suit
or not.
When and where they are required to
attend with such books, papers, vouchers
and evidence rs will enable me TO comply
with the said order Of court
p. ID. MORRIS,
MasteJ Commissioner Of
Circuit Court of Wetzel
county, v. Va.
First publication April, IL, l9IO.-4w.
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between Lemuels Run and An iamo-
riah Greek. in Sheridan District of
Calhoun County. West Virginia, con-
tanning inthe aggregate, 173 acres.
but which Is subject to be abated by
40.6 acres, reserved in the convey
ance to him and Nahulda Buck.
made by j. p. knight and wife
dated on the 9th dayof April 1902.
and Of record in the Clerks oRce of
the County Court OF Calhoun Conn
ty. i'll Deed Book No. % at page
459, and is also further subject To
be abatod to the extent of7l-2
acres which was conveyed by the
said John, A. Buck and Mahuldn
Buck to Nancy A. Bunner and
others, by deed dated on the 9Th
day of April, 1904. and of record m
the said Clerks Office in deed Book
No. 80 at page Ia; and to sell tho
remaining interest of the said John
A. Buck in such real estate to sat
isfy the plaintiffs debt aforesaid
and the costs Of this suit.
And it appearing from affidavit
filled, that Alonxo Buck and s. @.
Buck, two Of the defendants, named
In the bill in the said cause. arc non
residents Of the state Of West Vir-
ginia, and they and each of them
not appearing. 1T is ordered that
they and each of them do appear
her" within one month after the
date of the first publication of this
order and do what il necessary to
protect their interest.
A copy testa:
c. O. Starcher, Clerk.
l. Il. f: Hays, publisher, DO hereby ceryi-
~ that the above order o. publication Hrst
appeared in the issue of the Calh oun Cron-
icle dated March 1890. K f. Hays,pub.
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COT. Tom Waldo Badly Bruised.

Saturday evening after assisting
landlord Henderson put up a fight
of stairs ct the rear Of the Hotel
Willard, J. T. Waldo walked up
them to the top and just as he step
ped on Of the top step, they gave
away, and he fell a distance Of ter
or twelve feet, alighting on his right
side. Besides a severe shaking up
one rib was broken, and right sid'
bruised very badly. DIR. MorforC
dressed bis wounds, and he is doing
mostly now, but will be Of duty fo
several days.
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.RDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia, towit:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of Ca honn
County on Monday, the 7th day
Of March. 1910.
The Spencer Grocery Company.
a corporation, Plaintiff.
Against.
J. A. Back. Alonzo Buck. The
Consolidated Timber Company. a
corporation. i. p. Meats, trustee,
Mahulds Buck. Jesse Ward, p. I'll.
DePue. Louis Bennett, w. G. Ben
nett. Gertrude b Howell, Mary D..
Bowie and S. G. Buck Defendants
In Chancery
The object Of this suit is to en-
force iLe lien of certain Judgment
or decree rendered by tho Circuit
Court of Calhoun County. West
Virginia, on the 18th day OF Jan
nary 1907. in favor of the plaintiff
against the defendants, j. A Buck
and Alonzo Buck, for the sum OF
s211.50, with interest thereon from
that date until paid, and 81 &C
costs, against tho undivided ono.
half interest Of J A. Buck in three
certain parcels OF real estate. situate
on the Little Kanawba River and
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The following citizens have
been drawn to serve as grand
jurors at the term of circuit
court which convenes April 10.
Geo. Elliott, Sheridan district.
John Snider. 4"
James Kelley, 4"
S SAM. Ga iI1ssr Center district.
Frank Johnson, q"
w. H. Jackson,
| Levi eyi. Bari r o,, Sherman district.
John Robinson, 4"
0. j. Hughes, Lee district
Allen Hardman,
Jack Kingsbury, &"
". |. Hensley, Washington dist.
Herbert Spencer.
John j. Bailey, 4"
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION:

State cf West Virginia towit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court OF Calhoun
County, on the first Monday In
March 1910 the following order was
entered
j. p. Knight.
Against.
French Rush. Administrator OF
the estate Of Geoge S. Bush, deceas-
ed, Ell w. Lewis. Ezra Richards,
Thomas A. TAFT, A. G. Fisher.
Wardor Bush, o. G.. Bush and
W. II. Fitch. III chanoorv
The Object Of the above styled
cause is to enforce the Vendors lien
for S125. represented by four notes
made by Geo 8. Bush to the plain
tiff for S31. 25 each, hearing date on
the 20tb day of October. 1895, with
interest from date, and payable in
one, two. three, and ;our years from
date, ng;nst the tract of 100 acres
of land on the head OF Buck Suck
Run. i'll Calhoun County. and con-
veyed by the plaintiff to tao said
George 5. Bush by deed. dated on
the 18th DAY of Juno 1896, aud for
general relief.
Anil it appearing by affidavit Sled
that ThomaP A. TAFT, one Of tbs de-
fendants named in said cause, is a
nonresident of the State Of West
Virginia. and that diligence has
been used by the plaintiff and ON
his behalf to ascertain in what
County or Counties Eli ". Lewis
AMI Warder Bush two of tao other
persons named as defendants ia
said cause. side, without effect.
and neither of the snid defendants
appearing, it is ordered that they,
and each of them. do appear hero
within one month from tho date
of the first publication Of this order,
and DO what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit.
4 copy Test
9. G. Slarcher, CLERK.
j. NJ. Hamilton, counsel.
], L. +. Hays, publisher, do hereby certi-
fly that The above order of publication arst
appeared in the issue Of the Calhoun Cron-
iclc dated March IL, 1910. Il. +. Iiayspub.
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To the Democratic voters Of Calhoun cou

To the Democratic voters Of Calhoun coun
~:
hereby announce myself q candidate
for the Office Of County Superintendent OF
Free Schools, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic party, either by primary OF
convention assembled for the purpose Of
choosing nominees. / have taught AZ
yeas on No. certificate, and claim a
complete knowledge of the needs of our
schools. II nominated and elected, prom
Use the faithful discharge of sll the duties
incumbent upon me. Requesting your as
sistance and thanking you for any aid you
may give me, am,
Yours very truly,
M. l.. HALL.
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

-
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Observer, where art tn GU
Hardmans for shoes.
Ladies hats at Hardmans.
Chenoweths for spring dress
goods.
Oak Dulin has our thanks for re-
cent favors.
Chenowetbs for Ladies OIfor ds.
Scott Riddle Of Pine creek was
here Saturday.
Harvey Bland was in the city
Saturday for supplies.
Creroweths for clothing.
Ernest Stump is assisting in
Want Il Bars store this week.
Our line of clothing is complete.
All the new Things. and sell them
for less. Chenoweth.
Mr.. anc Mrs. J. w Pell and Mrs.
A..G. Miller and son were in Par
kersburg for few days visit.
Buy your lawn mowers, farm and
garden tools from Want & Barr.
Mrs. Florence Olsen and two
children Miss Dee and Master
Edwin, will leave Thursday for
Fairbanks Alaska.
Ladies' tailored suits So. to gas
at Want & Bars.
Absaiom Husk, prominent far
mer from Rowels run, and one Of
the most atalwart Republicans of
Lee district, was here on business
Saturday.
To save money brY your ladies
and children hats at Chenowsths.
Archie Burrows, one of the good
citizens from Pleasant Hill, aud one
of the most honorable men of our
county, was in our Office awhile Sat
urday. Mr. Burrows has never
voted but one republican ticket in
50 years and that was for Reese
Blizzard and he has been sorry for
that ever since.
Don't fail to see Want & Barrs
line Of ladies suits.
In this issue of our paper will be
found the medical card Of Corkrean
& Morford, Grantsville's new doc,
tors, Mr. Morford is son of the
popular Dentist Of Spencer. who is
well known to most Of our citizens
and comes to us highly recommend
ed. DIR. Corkrean is well known in
our nelghborhood, having practiced
medicine under DR.. Dye at this
place for year or more, and is vel
liked by his acquaiDtenances
These gentlemen have opened al
Office in the Hartman building, ant
are beginning the practice Of thei
profession with good people, VIII,
hope they viii find their surround
ings very pleasant, and that they
will prosper.
just received at Want & Bars
nice line OF ladies. tailored suits
skirts, waists etc.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:

We are authorized TO announce the Can
didacy of Granville Johnson Of Walnut.
Washington District for the Office Of Com
missioner of the County Court Of Calhoun
county, subject to the decis ion of the Dem
.ocratic primary or convention. He re-
spectfully solicits your support.
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Chenoweths for hats.

Mic IoWh VI OpeflCer mas
smallpox scare.
Gay Stalnaker visited oul
office while in town Wednesday.
Merchant Chenoweth has re.
covered from his recent attack
Of lagrippe.
DR.. John Corkrean is at Rich
wood, visiting relatives and fri.
ends for a week.
| For a nice up-to-date ladies
or childs hat at the right price.
Get it at Hardmans.
The town pump is in need OF
repairs, and should be fixed at
once.
Zack Stump marketed some
very fine meat and lard in the
city Thursday.
Mrs, A. Hardmau Sr. and Mrs.
R. C. Hardman, of maplewood
farm were shopping in our city
Wednesday.
Citizens of this county should
read carefully the points regard
ing the census" in this issue,
and act accordingly. and help
the enumeration along.
We are indeed glad to report
that Mrs. Aaron Park is rapidly
improving in health. She is at
Parkersburg taking treatment
and will return home in the near
future.
Mating, window shades. poles
and curtains at Hardmans.
On last Sunday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM T. Gates, occurred the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss
Ruby to Mr.. John Pugh The
many friends of this most popu-
lar couple wish them an ever en-
joyable voyage down the stream
of life.
Want and Barr have onion
sets, lots of them at the lowest
price.
Don't fail to see our shoes be-
fore buying. We can save you
money. M. H. Hardman.
Hon. M. w. Hoskins, late
member Of the Co. Court, and
one of the best citizens of our
county, came in and visited us
while attending to some bust
ness in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Hoskins is being urged by his
friends to make the race for
memcer Of house of delegates
and should he decide to run there
will be something doing in the
political line.
r. G. Hardman has been in
Ohio for the past week, looking
after his cattle over there. He
will bring several of them back
to Maplewood, where he will fit
them for the big market this
season. His Hereford herd is now
recognized as one of the best the
country produces. He has a
young bull that has no superior
in his class in the United States.
His young herd has some prize
winners in the bunch.
In the town elections held
throughout the state last week,
the results were pretty badly
mixed. At Parkersburg, the
Democrats elected a member of
the board of affairs, which was
a great victory, and three Dem
ocratic councilmen, while the
Republicans elected five council.
men. At Clarksburg, politics
were dropped. and the fight was
between the Vets and Drys, the
vets winning by a good majority.
At Salem the Drys won by a two
thirds majority. Chicago, Ill.
went Democratic by an over
whelming majority. This is the
first Democratic victory in this
city for thirty five years.
c.. w. Marsh, editor of the
Chenille Democrat, has announ-
ded his candidacy for represen-
tative in the House of Delegates
from that county. Mr.. Marsh is
a bright young man, and bet
ter Democrat has not yet been
found Cince Mr. Marsh has
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Announcements.

We are authorized to announce the can
didscy Of q. J. GAMER for reelection to
the position of County Superintendent of
Free Schools, subject 10 the decision Of the
Democratic party.