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The Washington times., 1911-11-01

year ana had to sleep later than
usual"
Well" said one of the goblins. II
think we better help the animals this
time; we will hold the card back two
weeks but then they must go out. Put
your paint pots and brushes where you
can get them at moments notice"
The animals thanked the goblins and
Rudoiph's friend sat down beside him.
said "but Il there StRp1' Is time VIII surely
come for you when the revel takes
place. ! had no idea these animals
would make such a fuss"
said Rudolph. II have, enjoyed being
here. and now ] know why the fall be-
gins late some years; and, besides that,
! can look out for my plants and cover
them every night, for know that Jack
out"
''What can we do for you7" asked the
goblin: I'VE want to help you In some
III you would fx the cracks in the
roof pf my room so Jack Frost and the
rain will not get at me i can look out
forthe vegetables and other things" :.
the VIII aosn dG and s1s mo@ nFn take
you home. you Gan walk much faster II
Rudolph laughed when he thought
goblin. But it was true; he seemed to ny
over the ground with the goblin beside
him. One might Rudolph was awakened
! by hearing sound like the patter Of
rain on the roof, he waited expecting
| te feel the drops on his fare.
Then he noticed that the moon was
shining ana he knew 1t was TIL, go5lins
repairing the roof.
| Rudolph went to sleep again feeling
quite sure his yegetabl were safe, for
| he had covered everything that could
freeze. And in the morning when he
| awoke there was a white frost over
| everything and Rudolph wondered what
| Jack FrCst said TO the gOblins for
| negJectiug to send out his cnrds In
| time.
| Tom orroW's story Tho Cool Sea
The Washington times., 1911-11-01
FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman 5 Stories
JACK FRosTs CARDS

besides that he stayed later than usual
last winter"
The goblins listened In silence to all
ground leaning their elbows on their
knees and holding a thin pointed fore
finger on each round cheek. -.
When the animals finished speaking
they rolled their eyes about looking at
each other and one OF them said, What
shall we do? Everything is ready for
coloring the trees, and Jack expects II
to be done tonight 20 that his cards
will blow all over the land tomorrow,
and the people will know he will soon
be with them. '
III we do not send out the cards he
may come upon them suddenly and nip
breath"
I'VE have never asked favor OF you
BEFORE, said Mr.. Rabbit, ''and think
you should grant this"
Il think So too" said Mr.. Bear. "and
as you say, the spring was late this
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EVER SHOWN BY THEM.

At $50 90 - CheylOtS,
Mixtures, .Shadow-stripcd Serges,
Plain Serges, Twills, Basket
Weaves. and Broadcioths. A
attractive array Of shades, include
ing the new cream. Tallormade
coats, many trimmed effects, also
,wide-rever models. The skirts rep
resent every styie-panel fronts
with flying panel: side-plaited ef-
fects; braided panels, etc.
The Washington times., 1911-11-01

- ttDOLPH lived on the side Of .
m0untatn In . country where
&X they told wonderful stories
" E ~ fairies and goblins. and
b p{tAA At night when everyone was
4 No Rudolph would watch ana u.s.
I. ~ baf heard that sometimes at
! g!t when the fairies we're holding a
& N - ~ f0rtl,nafe enough to bc
N<ns)1 (61ed toSbe present to enjoy the
sE'inc 7eid peopls have said. '.that 2
Fhed rot 15ver boils," and so Y
'vlA, with Rvdclph, he watched a,,;n and q
I &; III one utsht lie was awakened
f3o III sXund sleep by hearing some
IL pGll his name Ike this. Rudolph!
4s d01iped out of bed and ran TO the
"a 81 tho stairs thinking 1t was his
I08 ,elliing him, but he found no
''' B 3 2irnsd around he saw q queer
1 hssd caring 2 pointed pointed cap, cap
Il tubexnr 70 him with Its slim point
M M 81 4rap 70 the window. How did
III ~ " here? r? ne asked, for he
4. Il lcssnf s.s,p the side Of the house."
MI III }{hG robin; s'be quick, now," he
lHi lR0dC1ph. sDreSs and come with
t3r0 NAVE, been sent to summon you
r. oSy sevels a to s se .sttins eslG On reaay .sv
!6 Hayld out Jack Frost's cards"
ala not take Rudolph long to get
Ii $s5ed, and In few minutes he was
's.nipg over the mountains with the
t.s ~, i, - r.sr,. "a, q forest the goblin
sa. II 4: dl .sd { iilers where the revei will
Sn siioiph looked around, but there was
es Goblin to be seen excepting his
atsl III were owls and rabbits and
Al 81 sreJs. and even bears sitting In the
way OF their cave.
hare are your .brothers?" asked
~ iwill be here at the stroke OF
Iliii; lght.'. answered the goblin.
4 RG 3d1ph wondered why all the ami
were there, and he soon learned.
Il the sclock In the valley struck !:
soses il RHssss snd up from from SshnS SshnS
66clpli's friend told them he had
brought the boy for which they had
sent him, and one OF the goblins said
You helped your mother, and we wish
After we finish our work tonight tell
IL what we can do to help you. Now,
We must begin our nights work." he
'eid to the other goblins. "or Jack
Frost will think we arrive before his
hrde are out. All of the trees and
lshes must be turned brown tonight
When he finished speaking one of the
Wis new down to a lower limb of the
II where he was sitting. II protest.
said, "akainst such an early fall,
can walt month later just as
es," said squirrel. ''you viii have
bYg winter evan II you give uf
her month, and my present supply
hot carry me through the cold
hsr. What do YOU say. Mr.. Rabbit
liked. :,
think as you do answered the
ID. ysand should like very much to
another meal Of green tops, bu,
hsy carry opt their work tonight
lsnok have It," -,
nsss sasrs ssis ans hs1e 'as'r let the others
IIskak Grst. but really my reason fol
xidg,inK to defer the lfall. Is far more
slsousN than the reasons given BY the
.1shcfs. My wife and 81 will have tc
osm much longer and going to bed SC
'%sfyfy deprives us of much pleasure
ihsl Jacks cards back for two weeks
Is. do" pleaded the rabbit. "ant
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What He Really Meant.

''Here!" shouts the dealer In liquid
stun. What do you mean by giving
too much?" -
why, you told me your policy was
to sell five quarts to the gallon" an
swer the new assistant
so ! did, you. condensed idiot, so l
gallon, not not to to maze maze .Ve gallon a Of q ave q
quarts. s."-Chicago Evening Post
The Washington times., 1911-11-01
What Did He Mean?

Young Lady-Guard, will have time
to say good-by to my friends?
leaves in two hours and a haIf-Sacred
Heart Review.
The Washington times., 1911-11-01
Miss Katherine Riggs
ENGAGEMENT Announced,

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs announce
the engag cement of their daughter. Miss
Katherine Riggs. 10 Elmore F. Gilmore,
OF Plattsburg, n. Y.
I Miss Ida Thompson will return 10
Washington this evening from Boston,
amp open her residence, ITO Massachd-
setts avenue, for the winter. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21

There are fashions in table decora'
ftionsf as in everything else; Just now
4 grouped vases are in favor. While
these were introduced last season,
there are interesting changes.
4 Instead Of the smaller vases for the
corners Of the table connected with
! the large central one by long chains
tits newer to have the setmore close
Nv grouped, las to stand on the CEN
teFpiece or glass PLAGUE.
One hands some set has a tall central
vase of acut silver, with four small
matching asessiolned to it by curved
open-work3 guards.
Another new set has larger glass
basket overlaid with silver with four
small baskets held to the central one
\ by short silver links fastened to the
handles. Y
For cheaper effects two sizes Of
wicker baskets can be gilded and join
ed by;,raphia rings, also gilded.
Watch salesI and get four small
vases to match,end a larger one in
( the same design. In this way a sty'
lisf table decoration can be he'd at
small cost. II YOU want the vases
linked, fine nickel chains can be
bought and Joined to the standards Of
the vases, but they are not especially
new, and the floral effect Is equally as
good Without them. The linked glass
chains are more artistic with glass
vases than the china ones, or pretty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21

effects can be had with chains of crys-
tai beads,
These combination flowerholders
are charming for summer cottages in
white Dresden or bellique. They
come in novel shapes, many of them
connected by low fencelike arrange
ment in the same ware. One in Greek
design had all the bases shaped like
a Dorlc column, with the tops hollow
ed to hold flowers
Very new and artistic, with cores
ponding cost, is an oval floral ar
rangement for the center OF the table,
1t has mirror about three-quarters OF
a yard long, bordered with narrow
silver rim. This holds in the center
a low oval vase of rock crystal, sup
piled with wire netting for keeping
the flowers erect.
At each end OF the mirror are semi
circular sections to hold short'stem
med flowers, with tall, slenler vase
to cap each section. At the sides
filling IN the intervening space, are
two other low sections, rectangular in
shape. Wonderful floral combinations
can be arranged in these.
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subscribe for tie West vlrglnlan.

ms pin stripes, but 1t has a
dash and charm all its own and fully
realized by US today.
Linen or serge suits have come un:
der its sway. Revers, collars and
cuffs are dep or shallow, but they are
lnodish in black and white stripe,
This does not mean that no other
color need be used On the contrary,
the black and white combination gives
neutral background on which to add
green, peacock blue, citron, coronation
red or royal blue.
Buttons are sure to be applied &C.
curately on stripes which is help
full hint to home ldressmakers, Braid
can convert striped background into
checks, II you wish The suit can be
decidedly changediby adding the popu'
lar striped silk 30 much exploited BY
our leading designers.
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er un1, and Then ME mp rou
ing iII. Ronins' rho wan 1ueona
lis reaching IQf bis pistol. Ipqnl 1I.
hnetrs caught 81 sqIt h4nd tul 'a-
a gentle pull He oNeSed cue in7slpk
Immediately end allowed himself ~
be led toward the rear Of thehunuloI
sThIs way Elsie White ufged. 81
must hide you.'
silly men, he PROTESTED they
|should be approaching ll|t ErounQs by
this fine. and nowI mus llno them
|by5a different way
eDon't go! she begged q him VS.
lshey See you crossing the open spaces
Itfsy WIN chase you and shoot ypu aa
they would 4 Wild animal. 2
cannot help ~ he answered
calmly. 4 must SCI
K he Faced on through TO The Kitchen
Ilhaii. but lie d not Jet 30 Qf her nqre.
and now Il was DE who led re
reached tie EeaF door aud threw u
open.
Come lie mid simply,
She olsed3 up at8llm 2 m ,.s , slt
IitheH gently STEPPED out beside nln.
closing the, door afterher He pao4sA
for z moment WIN sagoen 'e o.. s..'
70 gather her lns nis sELas' gnu 90. W..
that moment sne iaa,nel pe " " ..'.
render upon nis snG ssl s ,.,. H' AZ,
now that neg qie esa 8 es, n,',,. Ass
been but tne ontsg@e & + y s ~. ~
idealEan IDEAL slISa , lsl ,spe ~, .'.-
zee Phlllip tnrepga lls, E, .so X M, ss
which mad elouaea slsE ssslop ~ ~
sterling ieye s.,s. b.,-
y LOOKS llke .ssss N e ss.o :,
ln w s :.,,s ,sr 49, slos~ ths
ide sIlass ya. " ss sa:', Is. ks dITec
p w. put 's ~ Sa.'sS "
uo ,es.,, I. !, 4, { VS. 49,. assrs,ohs
~ sus a'ls,',. a,' n, , s
pack tfon2 Ssss ~ ','.,' E, ~
around lll'1 pass . 5sns " ss Nv
Oe un1er ~ Il nv sihrory mo
n sne me- 49, Wy ~ ~ "a col,,et.
\ , y 4 - ;,- ! ~ !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21
SPCRSONALS
~ PEOPLE
As THEY CONE AND co

Mayor Arthur G. Martin and wife,
Mi. and MIS- 81 L. Martin nm. and
Mrs. Morgan BiIlIn gslea and MEs. a.
j. Stone Attended tie funeral Of Mr.
i. Thornton Alartin which took place
this Afternoon AT his late residences ii
Pennington. ..s (
Misses Gertrude ana Louise Waters
lhave returned from 4 visit % "A few
days in Manning ors K NJ
K Miss Esther ethmali. who was
Eoperated ON at Cook hospital several
days ago, Is slightiy improved Of this
time.
Mrs. B. F. Martin passed through
this city yesterday evening enroute TO
IiFarmfngton, to attend the funeral Of
liner brother.inIaw, M. t Thornton
Martin, whose funeral took place at 2
O'Clock today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McElhiney have
rented the property on Locust avenue,
recently vacated by MI. and Mrs. H.
| E. Engle, and will occupy the, same
within a few days.
Miss Marcia Justice has returned
from visit Of several weeks at, Kan
sas City and st. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Anna Reinheimer, formerly Of
this city, who is a member o fthe fac
lulty Of the West Liberty Normal, pass
led through this city en- route to Phila'
ldelphia, where she will spend the sum
liner with her parents, Mr.. and MRS
samuel Reinheimer.
A daughter was born to Or. and Mrs
EC. L. Holland at their home on Locust
Eavenue yesterday. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. 3, NJ. Wilson and chill
dren have returned from Baltimore
where they accompanied the remainE
IF the formers mother, Mrs. Marion
Wilson, last week.
Lawrence Cunningham has returned
from a visit to Pittsburg and Wash
Eington, Pa. u,
Mrs. T. ]. Humphrey and two chill
dren, of Grafton, are guests OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. q. s. Amos, on Locust avenues
Mrs. Lovey Thornburg, Of Clarks
burg, who had been the guest OF hel
aunt. Mrs. Belle shroyer at Manning
ton. passed, through here yesterday en-
route to her home. Mrs. Eva Shroyel
and niece, Miss Eva Graves, accom-
Epanied her to Fairmont.
Mrs. John Parker, Of Morgantown
ARRIVED here today for a visit with hel
sistes, Mrs. R. E. Clinton and Mrs. Y
Il n RInunt I-.N
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ID d = FL D. ID ~. b.
high backed chair sat old Henry BEeed,
the richly jeweled crown upon bis jerk.
lily noddlng head. the robe Of ermine
and carmine upon his emaclated form,
the diamond tipped scepterin his hand.
At one end Of the table sat Jens Nell
son and at the other end DIT. Zelphan.
peering through his thick spectacles
at Rollins and grlnning through his
bushy red beard. while Mrs. Rens.
selaer sat aloof in corner, thinking
her own thoughts.
"Welcome to our court" cackled
Breed. welcome to our court! What
plenIpotentiary have we here?'s md
bis head nodded so violently that the
heavy crown jerked OF and fell upon
the table.
Dr. Zelphan calmly caught It as It
was about to ror to the floor. carefully
pushed out a dent that had been made
In the soft gold and restored the crown
to Breed, who. after many bobbing at
tempts, placed itagaln upon bis head
IT shall examine the ENJOYS creden.
tials and present him to your majesty
in due time and FORM" generously an
nounced Zelphan, with an. evident en-
]oyment. Of the mockery TINT Rollins,
in bis shocked adherence, could not
understand.
"Qulte right" agreed Breed. "Quite
right. Let all things be doue in due
FORM" and, apparently resolved not
to interfere with proper obseryances,
Breed drew his old, well worn Bible
to him and beganto humble to him
self garbled quotations. Of which ven
geance was the chief burden. Ss
n am the prime minister" Zelphan
stated with burlesque gravity. arlslnre
and shaking hands with Rollins. "ouE
friend Jens, here, Is the lord high
chamberlain, Mrs. Rensselaer, Is The
arst lady In waiting. II you behaye
yourself, Rollins. well make yon =
duke Tor an earl 81 something Rlck
out Sybur title. anything You please
Rollins smiled thinly but he scerlo
not take Iijs eyes nor hls mind from
stha appalling wreck ct IIenry sEestl
~ M " Xxx ~ ~ "a " li 10 y
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and a very Ingenious new one can be
easily made by any clever girl, and
she can thereby earn a large amount
of gratitude from any friend for whom
she may make set.
This useful door stop consists OF a
cretonne bag filed with shot and fas-
tened TO the knob OF the door. To get
the correct result there are few
points that must be noticed and fol-
lowed. To make the bag cut piece
of cretonne 7inches wide and Is. in
ches long. Fold this in 1.-The middle
and stitch Up the sides; then turn in
an inch at the top and gather around
it with a heavy linen thread, double,
fleaving some Of the thread out at each
end to pull 1t up. Fill the bag with
shot and draw up the gather strings,
then tie the ends OF the thread very
tight Fasten long piece Of ribbon
or tape around the neck OF the bag,
leaving one long end. The length OF
this ribbon depends on the distance
to the knob from the. floor, where 1t
is to be used, for 1t must be as close
fit as possible. If there Is mucn
extra length the door will move in
the wind. G
The bag stands on the floor just be-
low the knob, and the ribbon must be
carefully measured. At the upper END
make a loop of the ribbon that Will
lust fit over the knob, and sew that
tight SO 1t will stand the strain OF a
steady pull. OF course, there must
be enough extra length to allow the
loop to slip over the knob, but that
small amount will not allow much lee
way for blowing, and the door will be
very we'll anchored in this way. The
bag can be so placed that the door Is
open only little way or SO that 1t is
open quite wide.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21
Tie Cash Intrigue
Communal
cHArrEII xXv.

v-r-tHnorer t,e dars. woods az
Forest Iakes tbere came hur-
rSin.s, sTo;,, lilo northern botin.
sEs q III estate m active
s;,,ss *, SsSi'ibr Ne nv Steadily Is.
sSss IN Sraystohe house Oc.
y a is Z iS tiSe ;Ienser shadows no
1890 n slistsh 4 I4e, knew dat d
an n & ~ PICKED inodhtaineets
nm Nan In 81, a,iagil iifnfiike men.
gSS I IIva,tIf, ] ,6,,eIi rather shoot tirst
I'M ;DS,,ira aftar,sarti rs these tfotis
Hal i,i, it,r3ss He was cotiefiat ulating
S I'm mon his good fortune ii 81.
san,; ,,,asa n,e, Sl,en, AZ M rounded
3tSs " Se,.ns,.s - tho house two q them
| u snnsa- Forward win ieyeled guns. e
Ia 'tipb H. m yot,r bandsi Come Ia
~ i iis cam nandsd he one near
=. VI I MA, and aashai; tho elow of l,lrl
sis.s VIE noc,sef lantern n ISis direction.
"a 49, $ III, ISM simmer ,. sRollinsy
Sssya ~ Z ,an,ie5 RolIIns relieved. and
shaS ! : x lower ,Is hands " 3
S az = mn yon, handsf tWait 4 min.
,.srs S 4
4s T,3,,,n. ,nstant,v sraIsed his minds
ssaiT feeling rather ridiculous, While
~ Snord SEEMED q the door and
M, zt I'M hall TSe ma no more than
.rIs ~ .,yhsn tha door onenei and
Eists wb,te stood revealed N the
aaod - ,iaSt 8.
uS .sc;as q I e. IT.. po,i,n. y sha cbaerily
i vited tod %. 81 have M. been waiting fory Won
tbsse three n,ahts -
syysit,pe for melr he exclaimed as
y s.saaa s ~ 40 a,d ,oop 5both her hands IA
= ~ n. tI.SI Nv, - a ~ JS,'t see how tbat
n - Is 10 o" : baye haen irving for. 4
S ,rsa,. - ~ .at NJ n Won. but could
| and M II ,gay I knew that with tie
tsissFSnb Control 9iI,s the hands Of
p Ss g. M Message :. was safe How,
d,1 ynn And ont TINT / was comlng?"5
90 don't known replied Elsie, drop.
n,re her ewes a. she gently olsen
esced her hands and closed the door.
II I inst seemed to know IL You seq
sni now -aba Looked mn at him frank,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21
sashes FOR Vanity.

One Of the greatest aids in varying
the white summer gowns is the use
Of the sash, whlchis the style as much
as ever.
The velvet sash Of the winter is su.
perseded by the pastelcolored molres
and the lighter chiffon ruches, black
in color, as an edging, this finished
with black chenille fringe and flow
ers OF the same at the ends, some be,
Ing decorated with! wreaths of gold
roses at the ends "a place Of the other
decorations. 81 VI
These are some the; newer fan.
dies that seem a once To become pop
|diar as they are shown, In some Of The
most exclusive shops a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21

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the whole system and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular. For over.
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ing mothers, and feeble women generally,
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being unequal!ed
as an appetizing cordial and restorative
tonic.
AS a soothing and Strengthening nery-
EVERY WOMAN ought 70 possess Or. Pierce's
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chiIdten add themselves II is the best doctor TO
ssa million copies were sold at each, but one
cett stamps 70 pay the cost ot ma1tng on
3ccpy ~ publishes ,lspensa ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21

inc "Favorite Prescription" is unequaled
and is invaluable in allaying and subduing
nervous excitability, irritability, nervous
exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia,
hysteria, spasms, St. Yitus's dance, and
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and or
ganic disease of the distinctly feminine
organs. 1t induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and dependency.
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets invlgorate
the stomach, liver and bowels. One to
three dose. Easy to take as candy.
reat book the Peoples Common Sense Medical
June. Il teaches mothelS how to care for Their
ave in the house in case Of emergency. Over half
ne copyin paper-coyersw viii be sent on receipt Of
J. Or send 81 stamps for lptidsorne Inbound
Medical Asociatton 66S isin y, Blaalol y
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sMlTAToWN NEWS.
N. 4. ieifFtti 4, n, j. \.

On Tuesday, July 4th5 there will be
n picnic given by the W. o. U =. ~.
in oak Park at smithtown. Come
one come ali. A good time for every
one. A beautiful grove, bring your
hest girl and stay all day as there
will be plenty to eat and fine water to
drink on the ground. Our brother
lodges are cordially invited to attenu.
There will be fine speaking, music
etc: also to be several prize contests,
fat mems races, old mems races, egg
races, sack races land climbing the
creased pole.
Programme.
Devotional service at 10 a. M con
Quoted by Rev. Anvil.
Music by the martial band.
Welcome address by ]. 7. Kramer
Reading Of the Decratlon Of hide
pendence by E. G. stansberry.
Music. -,
by F. s. Kisner.
Music.
Recitation, Winitred swIsher.
Recitation, Warma West.
Recitation, Lola Holland.
10 M, adjournment for dinner.
Music, 1880 p. m.
Address, Rev, Anvil.
Address, Judge E. F. Morgan.
Addrass n. N. SWisher.
Music.
Recitation, Norma West.
Recitation, Pearl Default.
Recitation, Hulda Bunner.
Recitation, Lilly Holland.
Recitation, Florence swisher.
Recitation, Gladlne Stansberry.
$50, the,prizs contests come Of.
~ !. WILD ROSE.
p-s-sss1-T=7 : !. u
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n Anchor Your Door,

When the weather is warm and win
dows are open the doors In most
houses have a most irritating way OF
blowing shut with a slam. There are
various devices for holding them open,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21
1rlmmlna the suIt,

AS /: decorative agent in trimming
the tailored suit there is nothing SO
effective as black-and-white striped
S'i t may bo as wide as one inch or as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21
10 Degree. % HONOR.

AN members Of the Degree of Honor
A. %. u. w. reSreauested to meet IN
their hall over, the Home Savings
Rank on Thursday evening at 5 o'clock
TO perfect arrangements for the pic
mic 10 be held at Eureka Park on June
ootl, iHI 10 II lsi9
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-21

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