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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-29
SAVOY COMEDY lro1a ~
Comedy and Hatmeny Singers


The hin 70 the residence q P. G. Me-
Bee. aud thence 10 Marrifleid's residence
AZ or near the end OF Cherry Avenue, n
distance OF 50 miles. 3f, n
8, Ninth Street Extension. BEGINNING
4 the Intersection OF Eighth Street and
octist Avenue. IN! The Fifth Ward aof
thence Up Snort Avenue 10 the IIitsrsesE
tlon OF Short Avenue and Ninth Street.
and thence up Ninth Street to the Copn.
y Road. and thcnre Up the COUNTY
" Road and the Falrmont and Manning
on Pike. at or near P. G. McBees resi-
lonce. distance OF | mile.
c.. The Fairmont and Wheeling Pike.
beginning at the boundary line BET ween
ai =, nn,l pstsic, md PSw Paw pis,riss
Pike. on Flnch'a Run. CROSSING BuiIalo
Creek; and through the i9wt et Bar.
melville. and thence over the hill by the
Of 1G sa pEe $ $S se County essfs cSd
AZ Mcrrifield's att or near the end Of
Cherry Avenue. and thence down Cher
~ Avenue to the Intersection OF Cher
Third Ward OF the City OF Falrinont, D
distance OF Sc miles - 81.
Z. Beginning at the intersection Of
he County Road and the Fairmont aud
residence and running thence down II,
County Road on Buffalo Creek. passing
Jamlson Coal & Coke companYs Mint
No'l7. tootesldence Or DR. 7. j., C0naway
thence crossing the b, & o. Railroat
md. Buffalo Creek. passing fees resi-
itncc. thence to The left to the ffftcfsec-
Hon OF Fairmont and Wheeling PIX
Store. In the Town OF Barrackvllle. Q
distance of LIS miles. gf7s
:. TEA Fnirmonl and Morg1ntowf
Pike. beginning at the boundary line be.
TWEEN Fairmont District, and Paw Paw
District at or near the Dakota Mine. art
rut ming thence M said Pike: passing
ihr ugh the town OF Barnesvllie. cross
ing Buffalo Creek and over tho b., & o
Railroad to Pike Street and thence III
Pike Street into the City OF Fairmcnt
to Quincy Street, thence down Quincy
Street TO the intersection OF Quinc,
Street and Adams or Main Street ant
thence with ADAMS pr Main Street e
the Court House, a distance OF miles.
|. o., Parks Avenue and Barney, street
beginning at the bridge crossing tile Mon
ongahcla River at SINNERS Tavern, IL
the City OF Fairmont, and running
thence up Parks. Avenue 10 the interscc
ton Of Parks Avenue and. Adams or Mali
| Street; thence beginning with the Inter
section OF Adams or Main Streat nnt
Barney Street. thence down Barne,
Street to the intersection Of Barnes
Street and Jackson Street in the city
Of Falrmontla' distance OF about - miles
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okf38aH caNNoT 81 cURED5

g ~, 3RH cANNpT HE CURED
win LOCAL APPLIcATIoNe, II,
they cannot reach the seat q The die
ease. catarrh Is blood OF ecnstitu
tlcnei disease. and in order to cure Il
you must take internal remedies
Halls catafrh Cure is taken Intel
nnlIy. and sets directly on the bIcoe
and mucous surfaces. Halls ca
tarsl Cure Is not 4 quack medicine
IT vas prescribed by one Of the best
physicians in this country for year
and Is a regular prescription. It II
composed Of the best tonies known
eombihsd win Tie best blood purihi
6 etss acting directly on the mucon
surfaesl Tie pcrfoct combination 0
the two ingredients is what produce.
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh Send for Testimonials free.
.: ,. cHENEY-& CO, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggtsts, price 75c. y
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
s5pStiop. X
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Yesterdays Hcsultr,
ratrmont /; stenbenyIIle. Q.
New Martihsyille, S Bridgeport, 1.
To-day.a canaSI
New MaftinsyiIie at tairtaont
bridgeport at steubehvILle.
Standing Of the Cuba.
:sroc kHo 5a.pERs, MEETING.

o. Il ~ W 8 a. !
Z Notice IS hereby given that a meet.
ing Of the stockholders OF the Nation.
al OIL q Gas Company. corporation
created and organized under the laws
of'the state of wnst Virginia. will be
held at its principal place 81 business.
in theS City Of Worthingt6n, in the
State OF west Virginia, at 1870 o'clock
in the afternoon. the 5th day of Sep.
TENDER. lsfe, for thu purpose Of con.
sideriag the adoption q a resolution
10 incfeasc the authorized capital
stock { OF said corporation, and the
transaction Of other business gener.
ally, mt which time ana place the fol
lowing resolution Will be offered:
Resolved, That the authorized CAPT
|ta1 stock o. the National OIL and Gas
Company be increased Z from $500
Of the par vaue o. ten dollars
each to 5000 shares Of the par val
ne 81 ten dollars each, 50 that the au
|thcrized Capital stock Of said corpor
alton shall hereafter be s5O.OOO.O0 in
stead Of 100000 as heretofore.
By order Of Inc Board OF Directors
Given under my hand this 2lst DAY
of August, 1922 Staf \ ssa
y!a..E RAY IsNER, President
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Marguerite Wright who played the
part Of ANGLE III The Pink Lady. ID To-
have the prlina donna role IN the pro.
ddctioh Of The Little Friend. BY i. 9.
Whitney.
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To.day's Games.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
st, Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
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Yesterday's Results
Jersey City, 8; Rochester, I.
Baltimore, 4; Toronto, s.
Baltimore, A; Toronto, 0.
Providence. 6; Buffalo, 5.
Newark, 5; Montreal, A.
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FBIRIES SHAKE
INK AND llNL
DAILY PITCHES REMAAkABLE
GAME, BEST CONTEST SEEN AT
SOUTH SIDE PARK THIS YEAR,

4ne FAIRIES SHOOK the ink and look
The game at South Side Park yestcr.
day afternoon. The game was one OF
the best seen at the local grounds thle
year. Both teams were in fine form!
Daily held the visitors 10 two hits.
one Of which was d three-bagger by
Foster. The locals banged out six sate
ones.
First Inning ~
steubenyille-iBeeson out, Edwards
to Conway. Bates few out 10 Berry.
Boone flew out to Berry. Hits 0; runs
Fairmont ~ Reeder walked. o.
Schmidt out, Houser to Collingawood:
Barry singled to center, Reeder ad
yancing to third. Allen struck out;
Barry out trying to steal second. Eos
ter to Houser. One hit, no runs.
Second Inning
steubenvilIe- BFatchie out Fowlei
Ito oCnaway. Foster tripled to left
Houser out, Daily to Conway, Col
lingwood dew out to Allen. one hit;
no runs, '.i''' y
Fairmont-Edward out, Houser L
[c6ifingwood; Conway was hit by {
pitched ball. Fowler forced Conway
at second, Boone to Houser. Carol
singled to center and Fowler tool
third. Daily struck out. One hit
}no5runs. 5,i5.54 20 81
s.i9il Third Inning
ssteubenyflle -Frantzj popped 70 Fow
lere3 !slsIey singled 10 right. Beesol
walked Bates struck ON. Boone
flew out to Allen. One hit; no runs
Tairmont Reeder out, Bosom tc
Collingwood. %, Schmidt out, sfsley
TO colilngwood. Barry flew out II
Bratchie. No hits; no runs. '.s'''
Fourth Inning y e
Steubenville-Bratchie struck out
Foster out, (" Schmidt to Conway
Houser popped to Conway, No hits;
no runs. y
: Fairmont4Allen flew out to Brat
chic; Edwards out, sisley to Colllng
wood. Conway fouled to Foster, NJ
hits, no runs.
| * . Fifth Inning
Observation-Disclosures OUT O.
Schmidt4to Conway; .pFrantz foulet
to o. Schmidt sisley out, Edwards tc
Cenawags No hits; no runs.
Fairmont-Fowler walked; Carol
struck out, Daily flew out to Bratchie
Reeder singled to right o. Schmidt
popped to Houser.. One hit; no runs.
Sixth lnnts \
.steubenville- Beeson folled out II
o, Schmidt. Bates fouled out to Car
roll. Boone out, Fowler to Coma
way. No hits, no runs.
Fairmont-Barry doubled to right;
Allen singled to right. Edwards out
Barry scoring on the out Conawa!
flew out TO Bratchie. oFwler out
Boone to collingToodi, Two hits; on,
run. rk,f
Seventh Inning
acknowledgements flew out I,
Reeder, Faster flew to Reeder. iHous
er hit to o. Schmidt, who threw viii,
to first, Houser taking second on tn,
throw. Collingwood struck out. N,
hits; no runs.
Fairmont-Carroll, flew out t,
Frantz; Daily out, sisley to oClling
wood. Reeder safe on Blossoms wilt
hitsthrow. Reeder sole second, thel
third. Q. Schmidt struck out. N,
hits; no runs.
| Eighth Inning
| Steubenyille-Erantz fouled to Cor
away slsley popped to Edwards
1Beeson' out, Edwards to Conway. N
.EhitS;; no runs. - lir4 i'm ~ s.
Fairmont-Barry singled to, lett. Al
len sacrificed, sisley to Houser, VIII
edfered the bag. Edwards popped t
Beeson. Conway struck out. On
4 hit; no runs.
i Ninth Inning
| Steubenyille-Marshill batting 70
1 Bates. struck out; Boone few to A
Hen. Bratchle out, Fowler to Conway
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LosT-child's loctet and chain. Lock.
ct bearing initials s; I, D: Finder
/ return to a22M Main ST
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Two'base hits-Barry.
Three-base hits-Foster.
Sacrifice hits-c. Allen.
Stolen bases--Rceder. ..
Hit by pitcher-conaway.
Left on bases-Falrmont, s; stcn.
benyllle, 3.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
St. Louis, a. Chicago, 5.
Other games postponed, rain.
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Yesterdays Results.
Dayton, 8; Erie, 2.
llFt. Wayne, q; Canton, 5.
Grand Rapids. o; Akron, I.
South Bend. 0; Youngstown, 2.
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To.day's Games.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Newark at Montreal.
Providence at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Rochester.
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MONEY TO LOAN at 6 per cent in.
terest to respectable people on their
personal notes; no special security,
no extra charge, business men, pro;
fessional mechanics and farmers.
Write s. T. Abrams, S1s West SO
st, New York City. 81
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LosT-A good black Coat, Size 81 Of.
So, somewhere in Fairmont with
name OF F. Roberts on paper In
pocket Leave at West virgiiiRn Of
( fee for reward.
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WANTED Position by stenographer.
Taught school four years and can
give satisfaction. Address K. L.,
care West vlrginian.
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FOR sALE-Househ6 hold goods ior saia

very cheap. Are leaving town, j.
Z s. Dlehl, Morgantown Ave. Bell
phone sso;w.
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base Bill
AMERICAN LEAaUE.
iYesterday,s ResuIta.

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, 9; New York, ..
Cleveland, Q; New York. 4. 4
Chicago, 9; Boston, 5s
Chicago, o; Boston, 4. ~
st. Louis, 8; Washington, 2.u aya
E, To.dsy's Games,
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
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sToRAeE-At $40 jackson Street.
Apply A. g. Lyons. SO j. Bell
paons
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FOR r FGrnishe . rooms. Ref,
ersace r6dalfed. Apply si2 Eo4d.
ston street,
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you cam fent or bufI house 81 IA
rooms nom which Ie.hhlf THO city
may pe seenl not inree squares nom
tho new possofiee, First class lam.
+dfy ana cellar, hot and cold Hatcs
on each floor, newly painted on
paved street; IN good condition. $50
Wilson ave: Rent ss5. to sis-
Price, 1900.
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FOR RENT nine room hpuue with
MI modern Convenience, can Con.
Phone s75. Or Con: Phone is7
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LAUNCH FOR sALE--At 4 bargain "a
taken quick, VIII carry 10 peoplA
speed l2miles, easy to run and hate.
Cali Bell 442,J or Con. sus.t for dom
I cnstration
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FOR RENr-F1rnished rooms. Ap-I
ply No. 2vl jackson Street
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70 RRENT-Modern room cottage
/ with bath near car line, Bellsiew.
Holbert & speddeni Ind floor ia
cobs building. d
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HELP WANTED.

WANTEp-one BORDER. Rates rea
sonable. Apply 3O5 Hamilton st. .
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R0R RAEn

FOR SALE - ! Year old chestnut
stihorse, weight i275 ips. Not suited
.pto our work. Mason and HaWkins,
& s45 Locust avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-21
Letters to Cynthia Grey

WHICH SHALL SIG rAksr

Dear Miss cry paid acnonn "a
ns os me .at i've heinz quite
oho lie
Used 4 marry him - - 49, 1884,
Mhen am With him think hove him away
cold 1 De
promise hng to him do
There another
ucfoff
to him dnnt hlnn min
more Miss
eio~ meet really don't hnk what
me witch OF the would
mink me ally. hut give mothers advice
ALL 10
of of hut
feelings thiaK you help
You do not either
magnetic
emotional effect that
not know what love and should hnk
do When there wt be
n
decide II
tho right for
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HOME 4 BOARDING PLACE {.


Dear Miss Grey. Before we vere
married my husband spent nearly
all his evenings vith me. now be
spends them as the pool halls. and
lots OF his money As he has been
out ~ work q great deal. we are
deeply In debt. am saving al !
can. but n only gives him more 20
spena. lie wiii 20 out with me
when | wish. but be never enjnYa
quiet talk at home. He wants
excitement all The time. and as am
delicate. am not able to go out
every night am just M good TO
him ~ I kuow how 20 be. and cant
see what has changed him. II hurts
for him 10 treat HIS home like a
boarding place Please advise mo.
A READER.
a --M Ny dear woman. y0u have q
life lob trying 70 save for him to
spend. Several things may be- At
the bottom OF his change. u may
be the debt. and be thinks he can
get out by making money quickly at
the pool table: or he may drink, or
take a drug. II the latter. feed him
we'll and have plenty OF fruit. des-
ssrta and sweet things 10 eat
II Is useless Tor you to save for
him 10 gamble. and yon should have
an understanding that you have a
part Of the money. II Is your right.
40 insist ON IL pleasantly but very
firmly. You are doing him a wrong
by encouraging him by saving for
gambling.
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|, THINKS LOTS or ME- AND !
HIS BABY. !


Dear Miss Grey: left my hus-
band for another man. but my nus
band told me II anything turned up
for me 10 come back 10 him. Now,
the other man has turned me down.
so, told my husband II he would
remodel his house ] would come
back He did 30. and u cost him
about $500, and now don't want TO
10, for some OF my friends say he
will be very jealous OF me. He
thinks lots OF me and his baby,
which Is two years old. VIII be
doing wrong by not going back 70
him, az friends say we win not get
along. He was always good TO me
before. and got good wages and
worked hard. win be doing him
wrong not 10 go back? VIII we
get along happy together. or VIII !
be better off by not marrying him
again? Give me your true and Just
answer for / don't want TO make
mistake. A READER.
AIT first was tempted TO give
you good scorching for being 30
utterly selfish. but ! will take you
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r. chapter Giris
Cynthia OF honor AT dinner
gandmohefa
To
said be
not and ewth
credited experienced
prcly white
and
To Dofman the founder Triad
pencil
a a parting gift
the Of OF
present didn't
Of
The girls
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DRESS CONTEST


Tho iiat Of names OF tho girls en-
tefing the graduation dress eontest
Ia increasing daily. Keep II up,
girls. The Judges names 40 in TO
morrow. Send your names At
ONCE TO CYNTHIA GREY. The
Star offers $40 to the university.
hlgh school or business college girl
entering the neateat. prettleat and
cheapest graduation dress, The
prize OF s. goes to the grammar
school giri complying with the same
requirements. Come on. girls. IL
ia getting Interesting Send your
names TODAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-21

DR.. w r. Rabenort. New York
school principal. says that IL u nb.
surd 10 make rules that will cias-
sify each child a. average. Tie
thinks that the school course
should take into consideration the
individual child a. there il no nv.
erage child lie says that grading
IA a mechanical process that does
more or iess injustice both to the
child below and 20 the child aboye
the normal.
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NAME Foa ORCHARD.

Sx4p pppSS
Dear Miss Grey; VIII yon kindly
give me some suggestions Tor .
name for my apple orchard. u WIN
be greatly appreciated. ID. j. =
A.--Appiecrest. Eden. or Garden
81 Eden, Adam Lodge. or Sunkist
Place.
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county. Georgia. has the distinction
OF having been named and formally
adopted--oificiaily- by the state OF
her nativity. A resolution naming
the baby Georgia was passed by
both houses and formally enrolled
IA an act OF the state.
teorssa'a father In one OF the
most popular membefs of tho gen.
oral assembly. When Georgia was
born. the house promptly adopted
the youngster and sent its action 10
ths senate for concurrence. That
body acquiesced. Then they bought
silver loving cup for the states
namesake. Georgia was presented
In the house for her christening.
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a, your word when you cay. 4 don't
sant 20 make mistake Ny Just
and true answer Is To so back to
your husband. and spend your life
trying 60 be- worthy uf a good and
generous mans love. II you do this
you will get along Friends have no
right TO say Won will not. and YOU
40 right Ia listen 20 them. See that
ron give no cause Tor Jealousy. Your
only road 10 happiness Ia to do right
BY your husband and child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-21

IL. IT'S a sim
pie matter Just
get q bottle Of
RAYS VI A J u
HEALTH today
Use " regularly
and you'iI not ',r
troubled ! D
gray hair or dis
frsssinG Dand-
ruff that's 30
annoying and ir-
HAYS HAIR
IfEA IN Just
AZ good for men
az we'll T h Q
Barteli ID r "a g
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England freed her slaves in 1888.
II cost the government 20.eo0.0oo
pounds TO compensate the owners.
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AN AnAosAm

Here Ia a familiar nursery rhyme
for tho children 10 guess Let them
cut out tho words and paste them
In proper arrangement on a piece
OF paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-21

To keep butter. wrap In waxed
paper and keep in salt water In a
cool place.
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+. BABY GIRL IS OFFICIALLY ADOPTED ..
AND NAMED BY HER NATIVE STATE .


The little baby daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. George =. brown OF Fulton
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William Dean Howells. the Amer
iean writer. was born at Martin
Ferry, o.. March 1, 1887 He was
editor OF the Cosmopolitan for a
short time.
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stores sell Il for soc or t1.o0 and VIII
give you your money back " irs not
satisfactory.
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The Ibis IL wading bird, innabit-
ing warm regions. They not only
lnhabit watery and wooded co,In-
tries. but dry plains and rocky
gorges.
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SOCIETY WOMEN
or.y mr. FADED Hair Does Not Match =
S,ra~~fnI Form and HandsoHse fsce.

uesusifui hair--naturai colorsd-overy
womaa wants it--cvsry woman can nave
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HAVE PUSSY DEEM WHERE
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HAVE PUSSY BEEN WHERE
VISIT I'VE CAT THE you
DID CHAIR A You UNDER
CAT FRIGHTENED THERE
PUSSY LONDON TO BEEN
LITTLE CAT MOUSE CAT
TO QUEEN PUSSY
THE PUSSY THERE
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ea smart wesaes
- sss;s~ mas ne -, , n....'@ , a.
scarsslxs. and ssss ~, 80
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- - ~sxsxass sfe~s sac sa'
s,.s1sss ana ''sa terms WIN
-. sempsssienr V best
3 s-e,r1ss rase usss'allsea 80 -, !.
- y - fsass. nfeless es ,.,.,s
- = nsnus> particles : 49,
- - me fs~rh, fe"ns 49,
~ ~ <s,,. n sviseace Ever
- ~ ~sx. ess cane~ 10 sat.
~ 81 Al aisas ne ssia
f,~ Il eff nsss us"rninz
- ><>~ aisseivs an oanse 20 -
$500 = . halt plnt stitch hsasi,
~ ~. 4 snls fmnedieieiy ee-
= & sffsssss. even she Deeper
y $50 ,<estusnts are rcmafN.o's
- Z.-~ssstess -'kdst
49, .-.-....=..ss.-lHas- z7--Hss-
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1 Is, 4 Leading Dentist
h 4, First Avenue
a. Union Block.
yoor South Of the Postal
o. . .s'sgraph Building.
~ Jennings until 8 and SUM-
- until : for people
who work.
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VISIT / I'VE CAT THE Yor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-21

White gloves and shoes are per
misaibIe with dark suit for after.
noon and evening wear.
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DID CHAIR A You / UNDER
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w. n. Harrison was the oldest
man ever elected to the presidency.
r. II. Roosevelt WAS the youngest.
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CAT FRIGHTENED THEIR
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PUSSY LONDON TO BEEN
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LITTLE CAT MOUSE CAT
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-10-10
SUNLIGHT
SPOILS
PHYSICIAN RL.tNES IT As NERVE
S.lNiI l.i1Nt InR MANY DIS
ORDERS VII THE DAY.

Washington. ID. c. Excessive sun
liehi n.ay be responsible for Ameri-
can NERVOUSNESS. as sunlight is a
nerve stimulant, said Or. Gardner G.
Rasse1, of the psychological depart
ment of Johns Hopkins here today.
Or. Basset was speaking ON mental
hygiene and the hygiene of instru-
elton in the course OF lectures al the
exhibition OF hygiene and demog-
raphy.
BIZ" he added. how sunlight
affects mental activity is still a sub
ject for investigation"
Mental work. according to Doctor
Basset. can be done more effectively
when one is lying down. The YER
tical posture is better for muscular
work, the horizontal for mental. In
thinking people, many people prefer
a semireclining posture, as in a Nor
ris chair, with the feet elevated.
Mouth breathing, Doctor Rasset
asserted, affects IA persons memory
injuriously. The mouth breather is
also slower AMI less accurate in adj
ding figures than is the nos breath
CT.
Don't allow your child to become
too solemn. Undue seriousness" said
Doctor Basset. lis likely to result in
adolescent insanity.
THE normal person." he added a
moment later, lis seldom awake in
every part. We sleep in sections.
Remember that i~nattention repre-
sents the rest Of the nervous sys-
fem