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candidate on the Wilson ticket say
the other day that, if the republicans
nominate Roosevelt, it would take
trace-chain to keep him from voting
for Bryan This may or may not be
the sentiment of the others.
The Tribune deplores Mr.. Mayes
display of spleen, which leads him
to impugn the motives and assail the
integrity of men who, to say the least
of it, stand the equals of their oppo-
nents in their records as democrats
and citizens. His attitude reveals
that there is some deep feeling involv-
ed, some interest much more pro-
nounced than the mere patriotic as
piration to the honor of attending the
national convention as a delegate. In
charging that the Underwood men
propose to swing the convention to
Harmon when they find that Under
wood cannot be nominated. Mr..
Mayes lays himself open to inquiry
as to where he proposes to swing
the Wilson delegation when Under
wood is dropped and Wilson not in
the running-Tampa Tribune.
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FREDERICK VIII OF DENMARK

King Frederick VIII of Denmark,
whose death was announced in our is
sue of Thursday, was born June 3,
1S43, and assembled the throne in his
sixty-third year, after the sudden
death of his father, King Christian
TX, who died in January, 1906. Fred
erick was probably the most popular
and beloved monarch who ever occu-
pied the Danish throne. Of quiet,
highly cultured bearing, he led a sim
pie and peaceful life for a man of
such high rank. He was very fond of
American and Americans, and always
extended an especially cordial well
come to the commanders of American
fleets paying official visits to Den
mark. The king arranged the first
celebration and reception to DR.. Cook
on his return from the alleged discov-
cry of the north pole, and entertained
the explorer in lavish style, both at
the royal court and at the University
of Copenhagen, where he conferred
the highest decorations of honor upon
the American.
The king was the brother of Queen
Alexandria of England, the dowager
empress of Russia and King George
of Greece, who with Queen Luisa and
her children, were chief mourners at
the funeral.
Immediately upon the death of the
king, his son was proclaimed King
Christian X
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IRRESISTIBLE IMPULSES

To ask a man how much his suit
cost
To take a suit case when going
into a dry county.
To throw the alarm clock out of the
window.
To long for the piece of beefsteak
that has the round bone in it.
To eat muskmelon the old-fashioned
way, like playing a mouth organ.
To eat about three more pancakes
than you can stand.
To acquire a sudden headache when
invited to a dress-up dinner party.
To look at the cards on the flowers
at funeral.
To speak about the trip you took
to Europe.
To walk off with the grip full of no
tel stationery
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IN MEMORY OF GOV. RLoxHAM

Mrs. w. D. Bloxham has just erect
ed beautiful shaft of marble to the
memory of her deceased husband, ex-
Gov. Bloxham, in the Episcopal GEM
etery. But it is in the hearts of Flor
idians that the good deeds of this
grand old man" will live long after
the marble has crumbled and gone
Tallahassee Democrat.
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Wellsburq Briefs

Mrs. Edward TlriCh and daughter.
Helen, have left for Terre IIaute. Ind.
where they viii Join Mr.. UIrich.
They have been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eva Seess. Of Cross
Creek.
Mrs. Herman Shakely ana laughter.
Virginia. are visiting relatives in
Tcrre Haute. Ind.
Mrs Ohm Kelly is the ru.st ~ her
daughter. Mrs. i. l.. Watson. o: Hun
dred. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. II Henderson. ex-
poet 10 leave today for a visit Of about
mother. Mrs. ". =. Foreman, OF
Hindsdaie. y. Y.
Mrs. Belle Coleman Of Lexington.
Ky. has arrived At the home OF Mrs.
George Wise. Of Point Breeze. for an
extended visit.
Leo lynn Luck and NelIie May
McCronry. Two 81 foilausbee's most
popular youn< people were united in
marriage ON Thursda, Lr Rev. IRAN
c"s BidIle. uf tho Christian church Of
this city.
Mrs. J. ". Cornelius IS the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. W. T. S~chnauner. %
Marietta. o..
Mrs f. J.. Gipsou az Titusyillc. Pa.
Is "a guest 90 tho home 81 her nephew.
J. : and r. =. Thompson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles pauRhcrty
have returned 60 their home IN
bridgeport. o.. after a visit with Miss
Nina Apologize. ~ the Hudson House.
Mrs Virginia Weaver has returned
to- her home in Williamsburg. Pa. ar
ter "a visit az tho home - her mother
Mrs. Eeall. Of near Independence.
Mrs. Elsie Kiucheioe. ~ Wheeling,
was - recent visitor I'm WellsburC.
Thomas Ault attended the moving
picture convention held IN Pittsburgh
this week.
The pupils 81 Miss DAISY Witten
CAV" n recital az the Hudson House
parlors on THURSDAY evening last.
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SkylarkinC At speed: throwing the
%lariat: r%eviving the methods of the
pony express and quadruped-aling
on the pigskin through the may
waltz. the swing your u%cighbur'
quadrille and the charminCly graceful
reel. balancing themselves on the
Eoat-gyrator OF the plains. the wild
busking broncho. the original Dip OF
Death creator, are n few ~ the ex-
cellent feats Of horscmanship execu-
ted by tho cowboys and ranch girls
with Buffalo BITS Wild West and
PaVnce Bits Far East. These cxhi.
billions % skill are accomplished with
n rockingham grace. with apparently
the ease Of riding n hobby horse. But
such Is not the case. for one OF the
most difficult Of their tasks IS bridIinE.
saddling, mounting and retaining a
eat on the broncho from Colorado.
and the fiery and -treacherous mus
tang from Texas As these obstrop-
erous and interviewing ponies hurtle
high into the air. and then tumbiiug
roavy on the groud. use a hundred
biting and kicking stunts 20 dismount
their unwclcome rider. many a spill"
g. taken.
The riders ~ tho Far East section
are equally as skilled in their pecri-
liar art in the saddle. Ted By the Rus
sian Cossacks. who complete strenu-
ously for equestrian honors.
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DEMOCRATIC PRAYER
OFFERED BY MINISTER

BALTIMORE. June 2s.-The con-
vention was called to order by Chair
man James al 4:12. Rev. Henry NJ.
Wharton. pastor Of the Brantley Bap-
fist church OF Baltimore offered pray-
or. as follows:
oh. God our father. we stand here
a great company Of people our hearts
turned TO Thee in gratitude and in
supplication. Thou hast blessed rs
with a great country and guided rs
unto this nour. We have reached the
time In the history Of this convention
when OF all Others thy wisdom is
most needed.
The affairs OF our Rovernmen,
seem about 20 pass to other hands and
VIII II please Thee thai thew may ar-
cept the tremendous responsibility and
discharge the trust that shall he civ
en- unto their hands with sincerity and
with conscientious performance Of
duty. We pray Thee that Thou wilt
guide the councils Of this hour in the
selection OF n candidate for the presi-
m of our great country and that
hou wilt give to us a man who fears
God. who Is guided by His word and
whose heart turns in sympathy TO the
great multitudes who daily toll for
their living and for those dear TO their
hearts.
Wilt Thou give us n nan who will
guide our ship Of state out from the
~iceberES o.: greed and ss~lfishncss in
10 the high seas 81 prosperity. MAY
the clouds which have darkened our
skies pass away and the muttering
thunder Of discomfort be heard no
more forever. And when our work Is
done bring rs home TO Thy self in
Heaven, we humbly ask in Jesus
name"
" prediction Of Democratic sue
cess met with approval. expressed m
IN outburst Of applause al the CON
clusion of the prayer.
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Most OF W get old. feet first. The
bunions get stale, more wearisome and
painful. Corns get harder aud more
stubborn as the feet become more ten
DER: At a time when old people need
their feet most. they can use them
less-unless they use TIZ.
II you have never used TIZ before,
your first use OF II will bring back some
OF your girlhood days. TlZ will make
your feet feel young. storing and vigor-
Gus They'll never be tender, never
chafe or ache. never get hlisterei or
swollen. and your corns. hunoinS and
~allouse will be no more. Nothing will
do IL or can do IL like TIZ. Don't *
pertinent with other things. Other peo-
pie have done that for you and they are
all now using TIZ.
TIZ acts on a new principle-draws
out all the poisonous ~exudations that
make foo roubles.
TlZ. Is cents n box. sold everywhere.
OF sent direct. on receipt Of price. by
walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
III. Recommended bv all Drug Stores,
department and general stores.
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Everybody uses it-oLossIT.
Personals AND Briefs.

The stork paid a visit 20 the out the
pike district Yesterday afternoon and
left a l2-pound Cirl ~ the home q Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton ~ Woodlawu.
George Kempie returned 20 his home
AZ WoodEdnle Yesterday after spending
several days visiting friends at Sardis.
Ohio.
DIT. and Mrs. ! r. Thornton and fam
fly will return 20 their home today after
spending the past mont visiting in the
New England States.
Mr.. Frank McCann. a former resident
OF Elm Grove. will retuTn 20 this couu-
try after spending the past three years
In Europe.
James Hartley. Of Chicago. Is sperl-
ing several days with his brother In
Triadelphis
George Baird. OF EGsewood. viii leave
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ChaS. R. GOetze & Co.
Guarantee TO Relieve Your
Rheumatism

We s-e pleased ~ inform the rssf4sr.-
OF wheeling mar We now have in stock
Nuri'o a physicians prescription. free
from pplafes and NarrofirH. and guar.
autce % relieve an sufferers from rNeu.
WatisW. Soiatca and NcurifIs mr. refund
your money Investigate this offer
All 20 80 100 uuu JET Toe explain tho
merits ~ ibis remedy which W. are 80.
fefied VII Danish all rheumatic pains
no matter how LONE you may have been
afflicted
People so crippled win rheuwausw
tnaf t1ey could not walk have been aI-
snlufe'y freed from pain and tho swollen
loinfe brought back tp their normal cor.
dffion
Don't pc skcrflcai We can anf want
~ elr SON Got 20 81 box of NurItn
ard b. rHrVfuref
Compounded BY me MaEistrai CHemf.
cal Company. Tlatruu Bllr. New Work
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TWO ARE KILLED

LOUISVILLE Ky. June cs-Two per
sons were killed and three serfolsiv
lHrt n a hre that attacked a second
moor dormifv iu r business build nE
here early today one - the victims
was a homeless woman. Last night she
appealed at tire dormifv FOR shelter II
Nas given. This morning her rrr-rei
body was found IN the Kitchen ~ tie
burned apartment Like the others She
rad been overcome ty smoke and he-
Tore hremen found her che vac burned
20 death She had given her name -
Lulu DAY.
The other person cremated was Crp-
ruey Van Sort. n chauffeur. ~ the three
Injured. Charles Rogers. q newspaper
man. ~ not cNnrrted 10 anrNlNe.
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DEATH OF GENERAL
ENDS CUBAN REVOLT

NASHtNGTDN. June .s=Fverv
common carrier railroad and steam
ship line m tho United states was
affected by tho suspension ~ tho IN
f'rsfafe Commerce commission to-
da". ~ proposed nov regulations re-
sfriotinF mo dimensions ~ pieces OF
personal baggage.
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- Wen,n., 80 4. -.

Sow'."iF n cd. -Wom1u'a work is
never dHre Anything thar emanri-
I1fas Dor from Ibis form ~ slavery ls
hailed with Sow. This 10 The reason
Tor Tho r.nrf1nfiv Increasing popu-
l1rify ~ Easy Task SOAP" tho hard.
white. pure laundry soap. that does
halt fh" work ~ wash-dav tv Itself
Ndd fo this fhc f1sf that o. positively
docs rot rot nr streak The clothes that
! l1HrfDrH IHrea linens. nauneIs. silks.
hefiirF aHle cloths and 90 fabrics
rrff~.fI. rrd Nnu VIII understand
WIS DO fho4d be- in goYr house right
away.
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NcMcrrnr nr.t.

Andy Dominic. who Wa caught nm tho
i"n'fr OF "a work car Of 'hs Wheeling
Traction Company uu ThlraItv .ff,r-
noon. was slightly iufurfd
Rev $ = cotton VIII leave this after
noon was eighty injured
Rev 81 r. cotton viii .aate fHFa affr~-
noon f.E Huntington. whore Do viii ffI
'he pulpit ~ fh" First NJ j. church TO-
morrow Erriuu
WrlElt Moon AMI vie ~ p-Frrrf
Nd are visiting friends and relatives
iu f.f- rIf. fur H few days
wesley EiEEs. formerly 90 This city
but now Of ~NnurfHvIlfr. spent re- few
hours fu this city Yesterday Mr. Riggs
has been 90 poor health FOR the past sou
ernl weeks.
Clarence S'~roras. 10 rairma1t viii
remove bis family o. this city tho fret
part or 10 week.
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STEUBENYILLE

RTErGENVIILE. o.. June cs-Com-
werrlal National Bank yF y. Homer
Ac'ioe. ~ al. Judgment by confession
for 2aIfIN.
Joseph May W. Geo r. LarImire. suit
Lu fore closure ON "a mortgage note for
too with interest
Hnbf tialurfs k.. Helen GaiauFe. d.
hprce granite for gross neglect 90 duty.
tIuzeua savings BANK OF MI Pleas
ont 80 Una. o. Meek. % ai. forcglos-
ufr suit con- mortgage for $1,000 with
interest
The saloon ~ = s Levin % Dillon
vale was closed on an execution.
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Rector Comma.

According TO Information received
the Episcopal church will SCOT have
regular services again as Rev. A. b.
Livermore. OF A~shevillc. y. C.. has
agreed 10 come here between July 1
and 18th. II was thought that he
would come I'm June but he had pre-
Niously agreed 10 sta at his OLD
charge until the last Sunday in June.
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Marriage Licenses.

Quite a number OF marriage Iicen-
ses have been issued during the past
few days by tho county court. Some
Of the latest To answer the call OF
cupid were:
Garfield Hassler. McKees Rocks. Pa,
Ethel r. Steele. Braddock. Pa.
Edward StoNer. McKeesport. Pa.
and Laura Kuhns. Youngstown. =.
Lawrence Il. Kain. Pittsburgh. Pa.
and Violet :. Stone. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Walter r. Small. ~Ieannette. Pa. and
Hannah Jones. Jeanette. Pa.
Arthur !. Lonads. Pittsburgh. Pa.
and Ruth W. Eiphinstone. Pittsburgh,
IA.
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WELLSBURG
Elects OHiesn.


The Panhandle Baptist association
u Its annual convention OF sun
Jays schools TO a close on Thursday
afternoon after an int resting three
days session at the Fourth ward Bap-
list church. inthis city. During the
session some interesting addresses
were made as were also the discus
eions on each subject. The convent
ion opened It's session on Tuesday az
ternoon.
On Thursday morning ela,tion of
officers was held the following being
elected. President. Rev. +. f. Brin-
instool. OF Wheeling; first vice presi-
dent. Rev. J. +. Cost. OF New Martins
vile: second vice president, Rev. Z.
{. c. Knieely. of weirton; secretary,
J. NJ. Carmichael. OF Fork Ridge: as
sistant secretary. J. 5. Stock. OF
Wellsburg; treasurer. Earl wayt. OF
Moundsville.
II was decided 70 hold the annual
convention for 1918 at Moundsville.
W. Va. same to be held on wednes-
day and Thursday of the week before
h last Sunday in June.
Everybody uses it-GlOSSIT.
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Nanr Auth Wrnck-

What might nave ueen a serious acct
Dent was averted last evening when
Lester Nermillion. m0toruau z .hc =
and 2 @. line. brought hts car O. n stop
as an auto dashed across the track d.
rectly in front Of him At Cecil place. \
large auto loaded with men and women,
all claimed to be under the influence Of
liquor, came down the steep hill AZ full
speed and never needing the car dashed
across the track In front Of a. That
In accident wes averted was a miracle.
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The remain OF Bernard Shaivey.
who died carly Wednesday morning
were shipped to Cameron yesterday
morning. where they were inferred In
the cemetery at that place.
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There were eight bids FOR fhe Nc
'uIlHuRh 'hi1frera Home contract co.
IHF end fHe low hi1 waa Forbes \
Smith. ~ WrllrFiI1a fr1-es r. s.
2 r0rinr. ~ SfruIauyfIie. we low tfd
among i've tifIefa for heating anI
rnnfiIafinr rf fT4ft Alec Tor plumb
irr auI glH nfIug 90 Iffgls 0. So
award was made
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Proposed Road.

Engineer BOYD has been engaged
during the past few days in making
"A survey OF the proposed county road
over the farms OF Cooper. Brady.
Counsilman n Anderson heirs. pre-
liminary to connecting the Bethany
pike with the Washington pike.
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Services at First N. z. churcb.

-'H-chis have been completed fnr
,' ."'f"fNarr" OF thiIdrsu'S Ibt. 80
''il morning and 81 splendid PROGRAM
I"- l''u arranged fur the o..a~I1n p.i,
mo pr1Eram haUfiemtf services
'i the E OF D.. r. Will Do. fel1 "a,
,.Nt.n 10 o." evening r. -m.rIrr..f
1.TI..n VI. ue delivered uy Ee.. T. ID
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Communion services will be observed
In the Vance Memorial church At
woodsdale tomorrow at II o'clock.
when a class OF ten or more new mem
bers will be received. In the evening
at T:4b o'clock patriotic services will
Rev. J. NJ Potter. Other ervices
sunday school. s:t5 a IN. young peo-
pies meeting, : y. m Last evening
preparatory services. were held. con-
Quoted by Rev. W. q. Felmeth. of
Brilliant, Ohio.
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n'MECHEN
Special Meeting Of Knight. o, pv,,,,

N ~f'f. meeting 81 the knights ~
ytHi"t VIII be he.d this evenins a. 10
rooms IN the NrNischeu hu1dipr
~ or tie candidates who has. To-.
80. 'ht" t-e order during the ua4f III.
'-,H' VIII DO entertained ami ~f.Il.W-
wtll be- served. " "a'l'tt
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Dog Prisoners Rnu.

The dog prisoners are busy out the
pike again. and the past week several
CANNES have been poisoned. Yesterday
Clark. Of Edgewood. was poisoned and
the citizens are Up In arms at the out.
rage
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Boys Brigade.

The Boys Brigade Of the Vance Me-
MOI ] church met last evening In the
basement OF the church and held drill
praHice. The brigade r. growing. and
new suits will be ordered.
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Nearly Hit nv Train

Last evening about 2 o'clock n far
mer driving a team of horses httched
To a covered wagon was nearly hit by
q fast freight at the Elm Grove cross
Ing. II II had not been for a man on
the street who saw the train coming
the wagon would have been demolished.
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Won

In an interesting ~nve-inning game
played Yesterday evening on the Elm
Grove fair the Triadelphia
team defeated the Keystone Bible class
team OF the Stone church by the score
of to 2 The batteries were: Tria-
delphia- Hunter and wtckham. Key
stone, Grandstan and Rhu.
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Class Recital.

A musical and recital was given
at the Presbyterian church by the
pupils OF Mrs. Elsie Fisher Kinche-
loe. of Wheeling.
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nj. Laon School.

Work on the new Mt Leon school
on the Ridge road north OF Park View
IL progressing very nicely. New fences
end outbuildings have been erected
and many other improvements made.
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To civ, Sort,i

NrrahfeW"ufE have been completed ly
th" Ladies Aid society and f.
I~."fe'fz brotherhood Il Tire Ftrsf 81 >
,HNr'A 20 conduct e. social az Er1fr.-
H"nI PAN t.Is evening Special Yr.para-
tons have been made
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Tho FiffI.rnIrd National Uark. ~
fIrrinuai. vac awarded the f120n0
Z CTS MARKET House bonds to-day on a
l lrcw'au ~ fTlf 8 o. Auh a GO. ~
rirrIrrHrL hif fTfF bot failed fo er-
rlgrr f certified check There were 10
. bidders
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Pretty Windows.

Large crowds are being attracted by
the pretty show windows OF the n =.
Behrens company at Woodsdaie. one "
ship made out % packages % He'nz's
varieties. The other has a display Of the
entire 81.
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0UT-TFE-PIKE
R.soh Glenn nuilaiax.

Beech Glenn. the new suburb near
rapidly. and at present. three nne
homes are being erected. Two wide
streets have been cut throuEh and
walks are being laid Water and gas
mains have also been laid IN the addi-
ton. and also sewers.
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IntImIlalad 49,

Seth Williams bus been arrested on
on HMiunvIf Iu Justice InwieTa court
charging niw with lnfimfdHung voters
af fHH recent primary 90 TIltruNlua
rrrrIrrf.
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To Hold Mss.inv

IN" sunday afternoon IIaas meeting
of ~" members ~ tho First NJ g. r.gr,I
VIII 10 held Tomorrow Afternoon i- 49,
brotherhood hail. 80"
Every body uses it-GGOSSIT.
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Saturday night. as usual. the Ma.
testic theatre management will pre-
sent a set OF pictures that will he
pleasing 10 all. Six OF the latest and
best on the road will be shown.
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Improv.m,nt, 10 Pnrk.

Many improvements are being made
these days at Wheeling PARK. Flowers
have been set out and the trees are
being trimmed and the walks put in
good shape.
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WIN u HrIaHf. o. scare ~ TittE-
burg. ard f'iiaF So Cook. 30 ystrF %
sfruhfntIila
Johu Urar10. ~ wears md 'fra Anna
IT, Fiforniec. 3I srnra. n Rh1desdalc
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Centaurs and centauresses.

today for several weeks visit viii
friends IN Pittsburgh. IA.
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Your papa and mamma. your grand
pa and your grandma all use TIZ. HAr-
old And youn use IL. too. when you
set 70 be a man. Then your feet VIII
never nlrt or get tired That's why we
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"Usin' liz Gramma p

~xes. EarolA. II MARES orandnssr rest
<eel Just Liks Yours. Prev Prom 2
rtrsdnsss. Aehss ana Oornsr"
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Buried at Cameron.

Everybody uses it-oLossiT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-05
Soda FOunt Special
'SOcietyFad'

Our newest special, "Society
Fad, " is a delicious combination
of Orange Ice Cream and Vanil-
la Ice Cream, tipped with lus-
ciOus crushed fruit. And the
ices are not milk, not even half
and half, but pure, rich, real
cream! Fruit and flavor and
richness combined in master
piece Of Soda Fountain service.
You will be waited on Z a.
promptly mammal. = W.