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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11
Eyerson Baptist Church.

A. Stewart Vail, Pastor.-Bible
school at 10 a. M: preaching service
at 1870 y. M, subject, "a Message to
the Unconcerned; choir practice Sat
urday evening at 1880; prayer meet
ing Thursday at7:30 p. m. r.
Hutchinson Bible school at 300 p.
ny
Warrington Baptist church-BIble
school at 9:45 a. M; preaching by the
pastor at 10:46 a., m. Regular busl'
ness meeting Of the church with
preaching service on Saturday after.
noon Mt 200 o'clock. .l@f
Chiefton Bible school at p. M:
preaching Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

Revx. Jesse r. Jones, Pastor.-Sab.
bath school, $3.50 a. m, ]. A. swiger.
superintendent. Following the Sab.
bath school the State Temperance pro.
gramme will be given, led by Mr.. Har-
ny McCloy. Also . Temperance ad.
dress by the pastor. Christian En-
deavor, G:3O p. m, leader, Mr.. Harry
McCloy. Mrs. ]. B. Levelle, president.
7:3o p. M. preaching by the pastor.
Sermon subject, Ever Near" A cor.
dial invitation to all.
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First Baptist Church,

w. J.. Eddy. Pastor.-To.morrow Is
Worlds Temperance Sunday. Appro
pirate services will be, held for the oc
casion. $3.50 is the Sunday school
hour. A large school Is planned for
VIII not each member get In line and
bring some one? 10:45 morning--ser
vice. subject. 1.-The Christians Tenn
tperance Standard G:SO, B. gY.iP. u.
subject. Things That Abide" Special
subject, "Our Legacy led by. the pas
tor: 1880, evening. service, subject
The Greatest Thing God Ever Great
ed" Good music will be furnished
for all the services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

J. c. Broomfeld, D. D., PASTOR
The attendance last Sunday at our 10
O'clock Bible class held In the audi.
torium and taught by the pastor, was
fifty.eight. That.is quite good for the
third week. Our goal Is 100, then
We'll organize another class. Any
adults. man or woman, will be vel
coined in this class. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. M; public worship at 1o:45
4. m. At this service the first quar-
terly communion will be held, and all
opportunity given for the reception OF
members. Junior Endeavor Eat 2
o'clock; Christian Endeavor at 6:4'
o'clock; evening worship at 1880
o'clock, with sermon on,."World's. TEN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11
Three Week Celebrations.

Wheeling---It Isl now practically Ger
tain that the celebration OF West Vir-
ginia's semi.centenniaf will be contin
ued over two or three weeks. In
speaking Of the matter yesterday, r.
B. Naylor,, secretary of the Wheeling
board OF trade, said; II certainly
think West Virglnia's semi.centennial
celebration should last at least three
weeks. The Market auditorium
should be- used, andssa large exhibit
Of West iVrginia's resources should
be made, eliminating son; the official
day of the celebration June 20, 1913.
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PaIatine Baptist Church.

George E. spruill, Pastor.-9:S0 a.
M, Sunday school,; 1O:45 a. M, wor-
ship. subject, Union with Christi"
$3.50 p.s,m., B. Y. P. u; 1870 p. M,
worship, subject, Christ is Coming
Again" prayer meeting on Wednes.
day evening. Makea special effort to
come to Sunday school and the morn
ing service. We will observe Com
mnnlon after the morning sermon.
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Mar, Killed.

HuntihgtoRTAn5 attempt to board
an east-bound freight on the G. & O..
at point near the D. II. Cabin, Just
west of the. Guyan bridge which was
made by Albert j. Simmons. 23 re-
suited In the young mans meeting a
horrible death. He was dragged along
the ties beneath the wheels Of the
train under which he fell and his
body was mangled almost beyond rec
ognition. = ~ w y. -
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Memory of Rudolph Munk,

Observation-Disclosures high mass
will be celebrated Saturday morning
at o'clock in the Immaculate Com
ception church at Connellsville, in
memory Of Rudolph Munk,i who was
fatally injured in the game with
Bethany college ut Wheeling. 1t will
be Just one year Saturday since Cap
tain Munk died. e: . (,
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Church Federation.

charleston-The, inter.church feder
alton of West Virginia will meet at
ST Paul's NJ. 2. church, Charleston.
Tuesday, November q, 1911, for the
transaction Of some highly important
business. The inter.chureh fedora.
ton Is an alliance!of all Protestant de-
omlnations in the state. Bishop Pet.
erkin is president and Rev, G.. D.
Smith superintendent Of the Morgan.
town district Of the NJ. E. church of
Fairmont Is secretary. "
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Bridge to be Erected.

McMechen-The blue prints for the
proposed new bridge over McaIeqhen
run, between Benwood and McMechen
were reviewed by the McMechen coun
ell at a meeting Wednesday night.
The plans call for concrete bridge,
forty feet wide, costing in the neigh.
borhood ofSs7,5oo. It is proposed that
the Wheeling Traction company and
the City Of i,McMechen share the cost.
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Round Table, Meetlna,

Moundsvllle-Five hundred teachers
and school authorities from all parts
of this section Of the Ohio Valley, are
attending the Ohio Valley Round
Table, which opened its sessions at
the First NJ. 2. church this afternoon.
The sesslons;twilli continue until Sat,
urday noon. Is 5s.i IA, !.5,I
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NEWS.
Three Pardonsl

Charleston-Three pardons were is.
sued Yesterday upon the approval OF
Governor Glasscock. The pardoned
arc: John AT. Burton. who3was sent
up for grand larceny; James W. SWeay.
er. whoSwas sentenced for entering a
Western MARYLAND denot In Grant
county, an,lsAIathias B. Yost, .whowas
convicted for malicious ywoundlng, All
OF the men had a two year sentence.
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viii ASK tor Appropriation.

Wheeling-That West Virginia has
been greatly benefited by the public.
ity it has been given through exhibits
at land shows, and expositions through
out the country cannot be denied. and
the State Board Of Trade, realizing
this, are preparing to- ask the next
Legislature to set aside. an appropria.
ton to be used in advertising the
state. is- 1890 3I'
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Refuses Appointment

Moundsville-Hon. Evrett F. Moore,
member Of the house of delegates
from Marshall County, announced
refusal Of the vice;consulship to Ha-
vana, Cuba. and formerly launches
his campaign for the Republican nom
lnation for prosecuting attorney. sub.
ject TO the primary election, which
will be held next spring. It
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

Wheeling-The knights Of Colum.
bus Of Wheeling are making elabor.
ate arrangements for a big affair to
be held in the Carroll club hall the
evening Of Thanksgiving day. A class
Of about % candidates is to be initia.
ted and following the initiation exer.
cises a banquet will be served.
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Confer Cross Of Honor.

Clarksburg-The stonewall jackson
Chapter Of the United Daughters of
The Confederacy held an& important
meeting at Clarksburg Thursday. and
conferred the cross Of honor on the
following veterans: Y & 4, 4 1, X,
Asfyylndom$ Of arksbnrg hi N.
FsSiReager, Ireland; David 4: Hall.
West sailtiord: VIM. y. Keener; Nv.
Lang Ian idgeport; 81. N y \ olnroej =.
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REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER AND eH III !.

4 Mas. WISsLow's SOOTHING SyRurl l,aslbccu
used ior over SIxTYJYEARSb by MILL. IoNS. ii
TEETHIN6, with q .tRFHcT Sue CESS = \
lSooTHES, the chill IL sOFTI;NS the "a JJa;E
iAI.LAYSnli PAIN; 6 uEE:s WIND collie, Md
ip1lutriy hnrmlcsss 10 stire and nSIs for
winsl6w's Soothing Syrup, Y and tas no ollcr
;sindt sIwe,its i've cents " lot,ie. llys5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

ENGRosslNG. Resolutions, Diplomat
Certificates, Memorials, show Card
Lettering! and Pen Work ! OF every
description. executed In % thorouEhi
manner at reasonable prices. Un.;
Ion BUSINESS College, L, 9, Minor;
Mgr. ll Z. & 4 K II q,
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vlnson to be. Speaker.

Grafton-Zachery Taylor vinson. of
Huntington. has been engaged by the
Grafton lodge Of Elks. to deliver the
memorial address at the annual SER
vice of the local lodge the Bird Of De-
cember. -4
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. Lucas

~ We
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. Lucas
County, ss: 4
Frank ]. Cheney makes ohth that he
is senior partner Of the firm OF F. J.
Cheney & Co., during business In tho
City OF Toledo, County and State nfore
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Catarri.
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure. Frank ]. Cheney
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9th day OF De.
cember, A. D. 1886. w
(seal) A. w. GLEASON,
t Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nnlly, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free. 10
F.J.,CHENEY & co, Toledo. Q
Sold sby4 all druggists, 4 75c. I, Al!
Take HANS Family Pills FOR cohstl
patton. 4. 81 ye,- q
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Rev. A. H. Beavin, Rector.-Holy
Communion, 1870 a. M; Sunday school
at9:3O a. M; <morning prayer and ser;
mon. 1876 q. M; yesper service and
sermon. 4:3O p. m. The preacher at
both services will be the Rev. Charles
B. Mitchell, Of Christ Church, Clarks.
burg. Z. u. u .,s.
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Catholic Church.

Rev. A. Boutlou, Rector.-Mass at 8
and 10 o'clock "a. nj; evening devo.
lions at 1880 o'clock. Mass every
morning during the week at 7:3o
o'clock. rs $yrl p
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<A<.-.....2.21iz-,1e,,e.;N.'::.
Write and Wrong.

e First Manager-Whos the hot air,
artist talking about the play? Did he
ever write a,play? h Il, 3 Z,
Second Manager-No, he never did
write a play, but he's wronged q lot.
Nos q newspaper critics u III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11
Announcements Of the order Of
worship at the various churches
throughout tho city and program
for Sunday school and Auxiliary
Services.


Rev. L, b. Bowers; Pastor.-Sunday
school at $3.50; worship at 1O:45. Tho
Sunday school will attend in a body.
Epworth League, Gas; evening wor.
ship. 1850 u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

THE BEST LAND PR oslTloial
ever offered in West 3virgintn. N.
4 DUsTRIAL ACRE TRACTS can DO
bought now at prices ranging from
$4,000. to $4,000 per tract ONLY
oNE;TENTH cash. balance quarter
" payments, long time. 500 An.
thony Bowen. or Joe 7. Flemming.
Room Il Trust Building. Eaismors
WIS. 4; II & = \ 4 6
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HousE-Six room house, newlyEpaint-S
ed, modern conyeniences for rent,
Boydston street. Apply. e. Trickett. !
5l3 Plerpont Ave. s3iss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11
ADMINISTRATOR Ri SALE STOCK;
cERTlFl cATEs. St s8Ss

4, - E4y y IN Nj
NoTlcEttsi Her GIVEN THAT
! VILE toFFER FOR SALE AT IL UB.s
LIcsAucTloN ssAT II e FRO Mt
DOOR oFsTHE &c 20 URTS HOUSE or
MARION $co UNITY, Ti2 o,cL ocK,i
P.4 M ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER
23,STHE 70 flowing DIES RisEDS
PROPERTY oFgTHE LATE
AsHcRAFT:F ~ 81
1926 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE PolNT3MouNTAlNs
COAL AND \ LUMRER M G MPANY,
PAR VALUE 500 PEI SHARE Esssi
FtM.ssAsHcRAET,5 .. .S
'AsHcRAFT, DECEASED. \, n;
) THIS SALE IS CONTINUED STiEL.s
SATURDAY, NoVEM5 Ter ss18, 1sif.
TETHEfsAME 55PLAcEsyANps SAME
HOUR las HERETOFORE 40 YER.
TlsED, z. az I; 81
F. M. AsHcRaFT, ADM R, u. ~.
AsHcRAFT, DECEASED. M 81 VI
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|Z@gKT5FGITli.EI:.Nl',
g5Ee5AAA i il gE E / !

As a business. thcre5is nothing deroga
tory In the preparation OF our daily'food.
and the rewards are greater than In many
walks OF life. 800 :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

FOR sALE-One Of the most desira.l
bic homes in eFalrmont, Cor! Fair.
mont Ave. and 9Th st, TermsS msde;
y to suit purchaser. M. u. Laptz.
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WANTEo-To hear from party who I
able to invest $4,000 to $4,000 in a
growing business. Business well es
tabllshed and showing fine profits.
Prefer young man or party who can
take active interest In the business.
Permanent position at n good salary
10 start. Address c. P. L. care OF
Fairmont West Virsinian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

RooMs-for rent with or without
board. Apply No. 2 Rhea Terrace
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FOR RENT-6 room house, Walnut
avenue, between 7th and sthSs
4 See W. H. Kelly. 81 4
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SF'o,aEsAIES


uNAPARALLEo OFFER AND Jls.s
HEARD i3of TERMS TO buy aero.
tracts close In 70 the CITY that si1l
Favored BY nature and developed
\ by industry" Falrmonts lis q Snnro
Winner and must become Mia.
TRES Of this Valley. 1NDUsTRIAIil
acre tracts are real barsalna and
you can buy them for oNE-TENTH5
cash. balance In quarterly payments;
ION long time. Y. I. ;ssk e
THINK OF, 1T. ACT JUICKLY.
SEQ Anthony Bowen Or Joe T. Elem
ralng. Room s1e Trust Buildine.
Fatrmont, W, Va, n. !; sss;s y I
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WANTED-For house cleaning and
i general Job work. Call VIM. Kent
Phone, No. 496.J. is.'stf NJ Il,
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WANTED-clean cotton rags for use
on presses. West Virginian Office,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-11

LosT-sunday Nov. 81 Small circle
diamonds on. PIN iA reward on SIS.
is offered II returned to this office.
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FOR RENT

FoR{RENT-Four rooms; Apply this
office. q e, Y, n ~ W !
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ri World.

his work In the morning and watch
for him 10 como home at night"
THE children-of tho poor" sug-
gested tentatively.
They are not mine" replied the low.
bitter voice. Il could love them all
all-it wirehood and motherhood had
como TO me. But they do not reach
the ACHE IN my heart. I cannot help
II. l am what I am. ] want love, I
tell you-and I see my plain, swarthy
face In the glass. and / laugh, That
woman has had love. She has lived.
And now she has memories.
And what have I? / have neve
been loved in my lie. Mothers love
even homely children, hut mine died
when l was born. l was an unwanted
child among relatives. and I am an I'M
wanted woman among crowds. And why
should she have had all the fitness OF
love. and ] hunger and starve IN the
face Of her pienty7 She has los; them
but she has lived. and she has memories.
and they are waiting for her. While
IL an the pariah crouching ~hungr.ly
at the gate OF Eden. Il Ia unjust-.t IS
more Than i can bear"
And again I heard the cry OF the other
woman, who had loved and lost. So
81 IS that each OF us carries our pack.
some step briskly, n the pack LOOKS
small; n some drag YEARLY with
heavy feet. and the pack looks large.
But no one knows what the burdens
are, and few remember that faces may
laugh and lie. The wife who has known
the bitterness of ~w.dowhood, and the
mother who has known the loss Of her
child, have become acquainted with
grief, and their eyes nave looked des-
peratoly and deep into tho calm. mex
ora.!e eyes OF Death. And they look
with envy upon the woman who has
never known trouble"
And the other woman opens her heart
for a moment II what Is revealed
The eternal Questionable problem old
as ltc-the SOUS Gethsemane-the DESC
latiOn OF loneliness that reaches back
twenty centuries 10 that other figure
knee!!nS In the darkness. and the
yedrninS cry TO those who forgot and
slept: Gould ye not watch with me
one little hour?'
And as life teaches us wisdom, We
shoulder our pack with less OF COM
planning, 1t may be heavy, but We have
learned understanding and pity, and we
look at tho other pilgrims with friendly
eyes in which envy no longer has place
We KNOW.
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Reflections of a g
Girl
By Helen Rowland

M III 49, al COPYRIGHT 1911. b. Ts Pres Publishing Co. Uus Nv or wshp.
lyW IN ss TT FALLS cannot Keep Lore out before marriage,
H. 1Ma~-MA| w and udtS cannot Keep him In after marriage.
lWEXAI. The modern youth Is so busy making a past" for
ESsIsSseA@ himself that he has no time to bother about a future"
IT'S usually the most brilliant and catchy patterns of manhood that
urn W ito be coHonbacked after the gloss Of romance has cor OF.
Ie oest husbands aren't caught" but made. A husband Is a cork Of
ar. that has TO be finished ov hand, and can't b. turned VI BY machinery.
IKE q chrome or a Autograph.
That old path o a mans heart through his stomach has long since been
doandonedj nowGddys 1t Is a ctrcuitous road round his rdnity, through his
suspicion, and straight oer his determination not to snarru.
All ne sorrocs OF Wcrthcr put together Uerent equal TO the tragedy
OF being born a CONAN Wth a sense OF humor.
Trying TO Kiss a orl Utthout proposing to her Is jgst the modern mans
little cash IN odrance' system Of lovemdkino.
alteration. WGit until he looks at you 10Th that critical ~ ponder u yorH
DOR expression.
-
No man un aoree uWh the physicians that kissing Is dangerous so
long as he can manage TO escape dnertcayd.
Happiness consists not In getting your tdea, ot. in fdedNsiro ,ohat
you get.
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The Man Who Wins
BY Emory ]. Haynes

pitiful than to hear the talk OF some
lingering slave OF this ancient false
hood2
1t is impossible TO respect the sou,d-
minGedness in the rerson ve1 nv
hope or fear OF fate. There are n few
phases Of business. n few caIIInrs in.
deed, whore causes ara so ocopIt and
dlfHcu!t 10 ascertain that luck erd
chance are much deperded on. vet even
N these specu,nt,ve spheres II Is ,hor.
oughly well understood that a few men
work accurately. Tnsv prooaas on ea,.e
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T-r1lOC remember the old fable OF
IA wa the weary pilgrim. whose
l3sA burden became more than he
S8 wi thought he could bear?
- lie stopped by the roadside
and prayed the Powers TO aid him.
They old him he could exchange his
burden for that OF any other pilgrim
he wished, and he gladly proceeded to
examine the pack OF each who tolied
past him on the long pilgrimage.
But each pack he turned from. Ills
W burden was heavy, but In the end
he turned and strapped 1, to his shoul-
ders again. After all. the other bur-
dens were worse!
There IS a woman I know who was a
happy woman until a few years ago.
Then her husband died. Not long
after her boy-her only child-died.
And in two days her mother. Broken
hearted. followed the boy. The home
was broken up and the woman IS alone.
and she grieves by day and ny night.
The pain in her heart IS ph~ysical-an
ache that never leaves her.
IT is more than / can beari' she
told me.
4 hlbN uUblNtI WOlINdll' oNt IL inc
same age. She has never married. She
IL utterly, hope.essly plain. She is SAL
low. u~ngracccul. dull-eyed and devoid
Of magnetism. And she, too. is alone
in the world.
And ono day she spoke OF the first
woman to me with a terrible envy.
"She has known happiness" she said.
"She has known love, She has known
a lovers voice. She can close her
eyes and remember kisses on her
mouth. And she has known marriage
she has been called wife and she has
felt the warmth OF her own child on
her heart. And l am a woman, and
have known none OF these things. have
hungercd for love as a homeless ami
ma hungers for food. Heart and body
n soul have fused into one fierce
ache for the sweetness that other
women have. And Owe has passed me
by. My soul and my pride have grow
olled in the dust and I have prayed.
prayed to be loved, to he necessary TO
some one.
81 am not tho stun that martyrs and
saints are made Of. am Just a wom-
an who wants TO do the home things
for n man who cares for her-to wait
OF him, work for him, see him go to
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"LuCk" and "Chance.'

f~Vs-ys.NlO doubt these false Ideas VIII
never be chased out Of the
IE ANn world. The advance Of knowl-
H wa edge and faith. however. has
- driven them into the corner.
There are few intelligent persons who
would confess n deliberate reliance upon
them. Others, not in touch with science
n religion, continue to oe dominated
by them.
It IS false on It's face that anything
should transplre without cause, yet that
Is what IS meant, stripped down 10 the
real idea. when one speaks OF his luck
or the happenings OF chance. II is con-
trary 10 reason, ana man !s a reasoning
being. Il IS sclf-deCeptlon. than which
nothing IS more fatal to the proper de-
ve.opment Of character. It IS weak and
foolish, a hgment on which b0rbar!ans
relied. who worshipped COWS and carved
wood. The quotation OF luck Is like the
reliance on vagaries OF dreams which
yme from Indigestion.
. he superstition as 10 fate IS the re-
On OF Mahomet. 4 more enlightened
4 In the rule Of a personal creator,
\ o mind we somewhat know by reve-
! and study OF our human minds.
lita at fate. There Is no such thing.
Every added scientific year gives the lie
20 the bugbcar, The universe proceeds
on w~ell-deAned lines OF INV, and every
day we are discovering more aud more
OF these laws, Swiftly and surely tate,
which onco chased mu't.tldcs OF man
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CHAPTER VIII.
Continued

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G a n q I a k e
BY Ethe[yn Huston
A Burden and How 1t Is Carried.

I-VllOU remember the old fable OF
IN WI the weary pilgrim. whose
lE3A burden became more han he
lE8 G6 thought he could bear?
81O Ira s,opDaa A.. ,ba vooIyAa
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} doubt these false Ideas VIII
never be chased out Of the
world. The advance of knowl-
edge and faith. however. has
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-14
Turf Hose for ChiIdren--2 Pair for Csc.
Special Sale for Saturday

To give opportunity acquainted with the good wearing
qualities Of the Turf Hose for boys and girls make the price pairs
25c This the best hose bought the unanimous
opinion good many Turf Hose for boys and girls have
spced They made and will wear
pairs for 35c on Saturday been buying do not last
long as they should we the Turf Hose
A Ribbon Bargain, 0c Per Yard
20 pieces Fancy Ribbon IL and IL inches wide
white light dark blue pink cardinal black These ribbons usually
sell 15c yard Special bargain Saturday Zoe yard
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Ladies' Separate Skirts

This season opens up as one of the
best separate skirt seasons for two
wears. The skirt models are entirely
different and you win find a certain
amount OF style that will appeal to
you as being just right.
At S3.9s we are putting out a spe-
cial value. made of a good quality, all
wool panama, and in the seasons best
style. Comes in black and colors.
At $3.50 and 1918 are variety
of different models in blacks and colors.
These are made in number OF the sea-
sons best models
AT $3.50 are some models that are
entirely new and are made from the fine
chiffon, panamas and serges.
AT SS.75 and $1,000 are a number
of different models in skirts of the best
designs; are made in chiffon, panamas,
poplins and serges.
In the Altman Vol we can give you
the best values we have ever shown for
$1,000 to $500.