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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
Diamond street ii. E. Church.

l., B. Bowers, Pastor-sunday
school at $3.50 o'clock; service for
children, 1890 o'clock; preaching II
O'Clock; class meeting 2:sO O'Clock;
Epworth League, $3.50 p, M; evening
worship 1880 o'clock, a service for
men, separate section Of seats being
reserved for them. .s9 y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13

members distinctly that fourteen
years ago that the thermometer reg.
Istered below thirty degrees or about
80 degrees to be exact. This was in
the winter Of 'sS. His report is cor.
federated by number Of local resi-
dents who remember very well that
cold winter. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
araokIynI.es 10 Have New assebyaIII

acJoA88. ,.Fark. .,,s .,a IT,
/. Accompanied by his architect, Chas.
H.. Ebbetts; Of the Brooklyn Nationals,
has gone to Toledo, Cincinnati, Cleye.
land, Pittsburg, Chicago and Philadel.
phia to inspect modern baseball
plants preparatory to the erection OF
his new baseball park in Brooklyn.
He declares his plant will be the last
word in baseball park construction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13

Mrs. Laura Hall. Of Morgantown,
passed through this city Wednesday,
en- route to St. Louis, where she was
called by the serious illness OF her
granddaughter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
central christian Church.

o. H. BASS, Pastor-Btble school at
1000, Seymore Mcintyre, superintend-
ent; preaching 1900 and $780,; morn
ing subject, "The Christian Race
evening subject, The Dist OF Chris
.tianlty." Notice to church members
and their friends: Beginning next sun
day morning, it has been decided to
begin the Bible school at 10000 o'clock
instead Of $3.50. There will be a unit
ed service, combining the Bible school
and morning preaching service into
one service, closing at u o'clock. 1t
is the purpose of all the Bible classes
to keep up the good attendance begun
last Sunday. There will be roll call
at the end OF three months to ascer-
tain how many pupils have been per-
feet in attendance during the quarter,
and to ascertain how many times sin
gle classes have been perfect during
the quarter. Those perfect will con
stitute the honor roll.
b W 4 u. IL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
rENNIs ON ICE.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia series of
tennis games on Recovered courts
will be played today at the Hamilton
Grange Club. Sometime ago the
courts were flooded to be used as a
skating rink by members. For today's
games, the nets will be stretched
across the ice and the players will
wear skates.
y Get yourrhance on Free Plano, :,
.g7qm %oMEN's MUSIC STORE, /,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
BOWLiRiG NEWS
Senior DUCK pin Leaaue.

Last evening on the Y. M. c. A. al
leys the Business Men made the cham.
pions Of the league work for their
games and kept them busy from start
TO finish. Some GOOD scores were
made and the contest ended by the
Marions taking two games out Of the
three. The Business Men expect to
make the Marions hard to catch" for
championship OF the league,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
catholic Church.

Rev. A. Boutlou, Rector Mass at s
and 10 O'Clock every Sunday; evening
deyotiohs at 1880 O'Clock; Mass every
morning. during the. week at 1880
O'clock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
First MetRodi5t episcopal church.

. First Methodist Episcopal CHURCH.
I. Hal Harry We c. Howard, Pastor Sunday
school at $3.50, Chas. w. Evans, super.
intendent. The school has a graded
course p6f :st6dy and Classes for all
ages. You will; be welcome. Public
worship at 1o:45, sermon by the pas.
tor, subject, "Alone With Cod" Ep.
worth League devotional service at
6:45, topic, 1.-THE Church Paper a
Modern Prophet" leader, Prof. chas,
W. Evans; public worship and evan.
gellstic services at 1880. The SER
vices for the past week have been
full OF interest and will continue the
coming week. The public Is most cor.
daily invited to attend and partici.
pate with us in all these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-13
Temple League.

The Consolidation made a clean
sweep last night on the Temple al
leys by taking three straight games
from the Kinnitts The bowling on
either side was not sslp 70 the stand
ard. tn
Frantz had high score and best av-
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Sir $500 aad 9eatidlano.

,Deutfd : an1erifassihe 3eftlngen
fDeroen i'm aIten 8aterlm1o mt gro.
benr Sntereife geleien, neil ]te llg
fret ausiprebm .un6 baufig Don orI-
ben mebr 9enigfeiten un6 stafrt9-
ten bringen, als Die oe,ttiden Set
tunge1 ielbft. Die nGreie 8reiie far
Seras~ lit oriiben iiberan, wobtn re
eefonot .tpirb, elm iebr germ ~gejeberer
@oit uno farn fib riibmen, Mrar~
fennuilg ullo @iiroigung gu f1tioen,
tpie aus sablreiden 8riefen an uns,
ionic an Dieienigenk tpel4e oas
glatt ant ibre 8ertpanoten ibtdeaL
berbsra eft. 8er oaber ietnen 8et.
uanstert uro Sreunoen cine Sreiioe
ermeiIen, ibnen Elm minfommenes
@elaenf MAIDEN min, Der beftene fllr
fie Die rSreie 9relfe fir EeTas'.
Das Sntereiie fir Seras, mie nbsr-
baspt fir Den Stuat ln1o Die @e'
gemo, mo Ole 8erpanoten tpobner,
tit in Deltti6lano iebr lebbaft nro
es lit nnmogIih, in 9ripatbrrefen
cine 10 arinoIide aufflarung ano
geibreibung beg fremoen aanoes
gu geben. mie 0ies Die .Greie Brel!e"
ontpSdentIif tut. SIR ben gerrll'
gen 8reig por $500 perienoen MIR
portofrei unier reidbaltises Wo.
denblatt auf eim Sabr on 1rsetlo
cine MoreIie i'm Mn.slanoe.
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@albpernidtung bnrd Die staot
Berlin.

Cine idmere Mnflage gegen Die
Stoot Berlin erbebt Der Magemein.
marfiider Eouriften : gunb in Ser
3eitidrift o9ie Marf", es beiBt
bort:
Sobreink iabraus flingt Die Mrt
III ben WaIoern Der 8erliner I'm
gebung, stiid fir stid miro Der
geplagte @~roBltaotmenld Der fin
i'm. 10 nottpenoigen grbolunssitdt-
ten, Der @aloer, berallbt. ueberaa
ipiro gebolat. llno man bot iid oa-
ran setpobnt, mie Der Menih fid
chen an aGes llngema6 getp0bnt
Sit es bod meiit Der allmadtigc
Jisfus, Der ben 8erlinern tros al
Ter 9rotefte bes Wagiitrats, Der
Stootperorbnefen sablreider @alS-
idut- unb mberer Iereine Die @al-
oungen nimmt uro Ser Mrt preis-
giebt. Sait unoenfbar lit es, oab
oieielbe Staot Die Miaionen fir
ben Mntnuf Der WuDlbetoe blit9e9e=
ben bat unb Ole alentbalben oafiir
eintritt, baB Der Sisfus bic @al-
oungen Der ltmgebung i6ont, bort.
100 iie iefbit Serrin tit, %utbarmber-
sia Die art miiten laBt, ltnglanblif)
ilnb bod mabr!
@er in bieien 8riiblingstagen oos
trot aaer mobernen itaotiiden @il.
Iialtgbauten INNER nod iopaiibe
8orf Bud an Der Stettiner 9obr
aufinft, Ser miro %eritaunt mabr'
nebmen, bob bieier 10 idone @als
- elm @eit nod Der ebemols Den
@rafen b. Bob ~eeborigen @ntsforii
auf Dos o%llerernIteite beorobt tit
uno oas nidt etfpo III ieine1 fiji
cen Natnrfreun6 milloer mertpol'
len ionocrn eeraoe IN leinen idon'
ifen uno intereIIanteitcn Seileit
sSreilid Bot man oieien .8alo ieii
IA ssobren - 10 lange Die Staot
Berlin 8eiiberin lit nod IND
mad, oermoBen nieoeraeleet uno Der.
fleinert, ooB Dem 8erliner aist
fluaspublifum bas 8orbanoenleill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09

zines @aIoes BET 8u6 fat gdn5lid
aus Dem Sinne eeidwunoen 1T.
@roBenteils pra6tiger MtiidJ=
mails, teilmeiie iogor reiner 2al6-
molo tit oieier Sort; obgeieben bon
oen @bersmoloer Soriten mol Der
lb0nlte @alo an Ser Stettiner
gabn. Ser unltreitig rci5pollte
Sell oes gltder @oloes ober be-
ginnt nobe benz Soritbous. @n1
5oritgorten norbmarts uno linfs lid
menoeno, betrat man III friiberen
Sabren bier ein 8alogebiet, oas
munoeriamlte S6onbeit unberiibrte~
tier Notur in ieinem SdoBe borg.
~llrolte 8u6enrieien1 ipie iiberoa IN
oielem @aloe. 2infs unfangs Sic
ferni6onlng, redts ein onnfeles,
r1tlelpoQ aus Ser @alonodt anf-
i6olenoes @emaier, aus benz lie
gelpolttge Grleniaulelt crboberl nit
Dem 8llr3elgcfledt ipeit iiber bent
@alierIpiegel aufrogenb. Hidt neit
oaoon mQdtige S6mar5tanltelL1 De-
rem @elte tief 5ur @roe nieoerbil1~
gen. 0eri6ieoene @aiierooern 5ie=
ben Iid our9 oieies 8alogebiet, oos
in ieiner nn5ugdn9li6feit ben &C.
%fieoerten S611gern oes @oloes lnb
elmer i~eltenen &dfermelt cine fer.
uorroeenoe Seimitott bot. ltnb oiee
len idoniten Sell oes 8u6er 8al-
oes IaBt Die Stoot Berlin iebt ME
nerbol5enl
Go6oem Ser i6one, gum Sort
bous fiibrenoe @rospeg uno 5a6l-
reide @albbaunle Ser nelteu Gbalii-
Zee nod Shonerlinoe gum Spfer
gefollen iino, na6oem fir ale mog=
Iiden Electromagnetic, @raben-Me,
gulierltneen uim. @bbol5ungen Itaft-
fanoelt nnb elm nibt unbetrahtli-
der Sell oes @aloes fir 9(nitalts-
3pede geiperrt tporoen lit na6oenl
man ou6 aGent6alben 5meds Nltt-
6ol5geminnung 6en Sort i6on
lett Sabren gelidtet bot, lit moi
iabt oaran tpertpolle @alogebiete
nieoer3ulegen. IS ideitt, ols Of
man Ben gall3en 2oubbol5beitano
bier entfernen milI.
9(ber nidt gcnlig oomitl @eon
Got audi Sic 9lrt ait Ole 8radt-
eremplore gigantiider Sontell, Die
Ter 10 ieltenen 8alumc unlerer
Marf gelegt, Inn Nutbols gu eerpits
nen. llno pie Elm @obn auf aae
gernunft miiiien ongeiidts bieier
@aIoi6ladterei bic mebrfa6 i1lt
@aloe lno aud nobe Ser abbol-
jlngsiteGe beim 5oritbous altee7
hradten Safeln mirfen: Ser @alo
miro Dem 5dube Ser geiuder emf
pioblen."
Sfiper geidaoiat miro ourd Bic
ies @orgeben ser Stabt 9erlin oie
aufbliibenbe @iGenfolonie 8udL
oesgleiden Dorf Sud-. unb init ibnr
p~erliert auh ser i6one SdloBporf
Ieine geoeutung fir ben Glusflugs-
perfebr. SIN SntereIie Der @erli-
tler 9iirgeridaft miiiicn mir for
bern, bob Die 8olbDermiiitltnge1
eingeiteGt uno Die nod p%orbanoenen
@olobeitanoe geihont iner6en. ODER
bot sic Staot Berlin, Die 9roBte
@runobeiiberin BreuBens, elm Sr-
~tereiie oororL aller @elt Elm @or-
tilo trouriger 8oritpirtidaft gu
deben?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-09

@roBes aufiebm trreet ser
flir5lif erfoIgte 500 hes ebemaliqcn
Dipifonspfarrers 2iebe, tueIder
Mtropin setrunfen batte, uno sipar
aus elmer Slaitse, melde oie 9e-
8eihnung n@niiette" trug. Mnfnnss
muroe permllset, oaB es ii6 I'M ei-
men San bon Selbltmoro banoeln
moge, ben finon5ielle Sorgen ber-
beigefibrt. 2estere annobme fam
inbeb niht aufredterbaIten mer.
zen. 8enn Der Na6lasperpalter
'fano Elm aniebnlihes 9anfperm0.
gen, cine rieiige Smmlung Den
fcitboriten Steille unb Sdmud-
itiide, ionic einen nit 9iamonten
beiesfen altarfelh Dor. Der 8ers
itorbene NOR Ser Sobn zines Gene
rcls unb i'm Sabre 1857 geboreai,
Gr itubierte in StraBbure, perfebr-
tc ipdter, obihon er 8rotefant
mar, ausidlieBlid in fatholiiden
areiien, puroe leIbIt &otbolif uno
idlug Sic tbeoloeiide 2onfba5it
elm. gr mltroe ihlieBlib 0ipilions-
pfarrer unb mirfte als iolder in
0ieoenbofen unb MaainIter, : mlbte
aber unfreimiaig ieinen Mbeang
nebmen. Sc perlautet, haB 2iebe oie
Giidfebr gum 8roteitantRs mus uno
cine @eirat plante. Sic 8oIi5ei lit
eifrig nit elmer llntesiu6ung oes
gebeimnisboaen Safes bei6dftigt.
@s miro erportet, oaB ein Gage
bud, bas ioeben bel 6laeno6mt NOR
Sen 1T, 6ur auffPl Der Sodc
beitraaen miro.
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49,
rem ols bon Dem Spmmerna6ts
felt ouf ser Yelmont'idel Soru,
ron Sen a6t5ebn 9reisfiiben un1
Sen gepuoerten Suffrogettert3idlein
Die Neuoronung Der 9inge atf
Ser gelmont'i den Sornt iebte eill
nit Ser g~ntloiiung idmmtlidel
monnli6er @rbeitsfrafte, oie BEL Ser
@inri6tung bei6afti9t gepelp 1
iuorelt. Die sltffragetten ioatell III
Dem fir ite bergeri6teten 8orooie-
ie ea1t5 inter iid lein. 60 6ega1l.
men iie oenn III Ser Woreenfriibe i'll
ibren rei5enoen SdJiibden -mand
mai ioas au6 ein regelredter
SGub geiuelen ietn = nod Dem
allbltaG 81 manoern, UNI ii6 IN Die
&unIt oes Melfens ein5uleben. 81
nige 1ollen i'm Mnfonge lire Sonn
idube mitgebraht baben, Die liz
aber, nadoem iie nit ben Meonla-
rem Ser o6t5ebn 8reisfiibe better
pertraltt morert, ipuI bobeim gelai-
fen baben nerbel1. @abreno 10 Oil
einen int 4lbltod ibrer 9ei6aftl~
erng nadgingen, begoben al1oere
iid) oaf Die Gieriude, oenn Die Sir.
ner, @nten uno @anie befunoete'l
u1ter Dem neuen Negiment cine
nlerfmuroige Neigung, Die Ger 81
peri6leppen mas moelidermciie oai
ibren electromagnetic 5uriifge-
fIbrt peroen ntuB. MIs Die 3elt
5ur Seuernte gefontnlen NOR, eab
es miebernm aQerlet &immerlltIic
alls Gorge fir tire Si9ur poatea
oie9amen iid nibt oa5u bequeme1l
obpe &orictt auf Die 8ieie 5u ge-
fen, nllo nit oieiem Warterperf
5eug gines aub nidt. geim Slut
laoeu bes &eues namelltli6 gob e
allerlei .intereliante Boien, Die it'd
ipoter beim @arbenbinoen mieoer-
golten. @enn bann Der miibiam be
laoene @agen sur Sentle i6manfte-
laBen Die 9amen bo6 oben Out
bonn 6ltoer nno probierten f1e.te
SdIadtrufe fir Die fommenocn
@lei6bere9tigungsfampfe. Soer lie
iagten ei,te Doe alt oas &ino Der,
sic iie in ser naditen Sienag oes
Mfiitterflubs por5utragen beablid-
ten.
Die in Ser Na6barIdaft mobnen-
oen Sarmer bieIten iid III semeiie.
ner @ntfernung. Seit benz groBel
Sommernahtsfelte uno Ser 8er-
treibung Der mal1alihen @rbeitS.
frdfte botten lie nit Dem &onfur,
renalnternebmen feline @emciai6aft
nlebr. sic maren oesbal6 nibt ne
mig iiberraiht, als iid geleecntlidl
8eiude bon Der 8elmonti6en
Iarm einItelten, uno oieie 9elu6e
miiien nit Ser 3eit 5ielnlid but
fig uno aiemIi6 aisseoebnt gefpor-
ben fein, oenn man munfelt, me6t
als eine ser ~itreit6oren Qderbiire
gcrinnen babe auf ben bena6barteIi
Sarmen als eliidlide Sausfrou I'm
terfunft gefunoen uno ii6 Die
Sdiparmerei fir Die politilhe
@leidberedtigung Tires @eidlef-
tes ganalib obgemobnt. nno bole
Beiipiele perberben befanntlid quite
sitten. Sc bdpfiger Die geilldjc
auf oen benad)6nrtet Sarmen MIR
ben, oeito GROCER uro aagemei1er
puroe Die Sebnludt aus Dem 8els
ntontifen 8%araoieie beraus5ufom.
men, un6 Die grfenntnis, oaB Der
Mann bod elm notnenbigeres lie
BEL iei aIs man angenolnmen battle
Mit eincm @oant batte man lid
fas gelmont1de 9~araoies pieleldJt
nod cine 3eitlane ecfaaen lalien
aber Ga man oes 9eforums balber
oarnit nifjt rehnen fonnte, %riilteie
man gum Mus5uge, uno Dor eintgen
Fagen lit Die 5arm iammt ben
adt5ebn 8reisfiben gum gerfauf
ousaeldrieben tporoen. Das Suffra.
getten : Haraoies bon gnft Weaoom-
broof bat leine Gore enogiltig ge-
fd1Tog9pn
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@ntfam eimem idredliden @eidif.

Sauierro 3ungen foniten nidt Sic
0onfborfeit bon Mrs. S. 6. Cor,
Solicit, 81. ausoriden fir ibre
nluloerbare grrettung bon einem
idredliben @eidid. .Sppboie 2rn=
eenent5iirloung CAB mir einen ga-
f6brIi1en Suiten~" fdreibt iie.
Mandmal bate i6 10 beftige &u-
itenanfalle, oaB id glau6te lterben
gil mihien. Sd erbielt feline 9e-
freiung ourh ar5tlibe 8ebanoluna
Deer anoere Meoi5in, Big ib Or.
Sings SEEM DISCOVERY nabm. SD
peroanfe mein 2eben oieier treffli-
den Meoi5in nnb butte fait gar
nift mebr.~ Gs lit Ole 5llperlaiIia Il.
ite Meoi5in fir SAILS uno 2unrden
mirft ifnen unb fiber. @aront iert
5Oc urb ST. Yrobeflai6en fret bei
alien Mpotbefern.
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Srei fir ein Sabr, penn orbcnt-
lid bearbeitets olf permieten 100
gder perbeiierte 6arnL por5iiglid
geeignet fir @emiiie, @ieb uno &c.
iliieel5liht. MoreiIe: g. .. 9or 351,
Corpus Gbrilti Ser.
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fir perbeliertes Staoteit1entitm, mel
ne 1870 @der perbeiierte Sarm, DOL
aiielif) geeisnet fir @el, ullle> Sieg
uno @efliigel5uht. @oreiie< IS. =.
@or 351, Corpus gbriiti, Seras.
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auidneibe. umb 9a6nnt, .rridt.

Gidert Sic 3ufunft gurer Xodtef,
IaBt fie bas Ndben uno gu 1fne,oen
erlernen. Infer 1lnterridt I'M EdBt lepe
@inseI6eit. @obnling uno s. oft Ihs
Nusfpdrtiae. 443 SiteGommeree Ofr.
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syobm $. ypItum, offentlider sto'
tor. @runoeigentltm. Mgents tlr
Beniionsanipriihe. 8immer 81 Sf.
Somes $oteI, OIt-Souiton g traBe.
geioe Telephone $50
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Boys Khaki Pants 6 to II
years; 75c val S0AI
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Mems Sweet-Orr
Pants; $3.50 q 0S
value. e...........V O6S
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Boys Suits from 6 to II years,
in. all the new designs; 800
and $500 val "a *
ue. ue.......-..s.VOSS
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Boys All-wool Blue Serge Suits,
in Norfolk or plain coat !;
$500 val a. Sn
ue.... .~SOSV
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Drug Company Is Cited.

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday cited
the c. F. Kirkendan Company, conduct.
ing a drug store at Ninth and F Streets
Northwest, TO show cause June II why
the corporation should not be adjudged
bankrupt. The court order Is based on
an application OF several creditors, who
claim the company Is insolvent, owing
debts aggregating $4,000. and that its
only asset Is the stock Of drugs in this
city valued at about a.50o.
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Mems Fine Flannel Pants, in
striped and plain &2 IN
white; Sc value. .pSoOO
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ssBunnIe" to Blame.

Naming a correspondent. whom he calls
''Bunnie," Charles Wheeler yesterday
filed suit for absolute divorce from Mary
Wheeler, alleging misconduct They
were married in this city in March, 1906
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Boys Fine Worsted Suits !;
$500 val % 06
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Steamer Charles MIcaIestsr for Mount vernon and
MLrsha1 Hhil leaves Seventh street Whan At u
l. N and is5 .. m daily. sxcept Sunday.
Colonial Beach At 80 p N.
Eorfoh and WAshingtou steambolt O6mpany'I
Stsamss frum foot a seventh GtIoSt for Old R0lai
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 80 p -
Can from Fifteenth GtTest and New YoEk GEsnns
CISry quarter hour for main sntrsn0 Zoo PIrk and
Chevy ChasG
To Great Fd1s-washinEtoo GDa Old Doniuiss
REilrosd can even few minutes trun Thnty-lIn
and n TtrestA
To hesapeaks Bsach-Daily trains of ChssspsakI
Beach Railway leave sso. lOso. and u3o a n
IN $50. and TaS p N
afIieut. Rose and the Moorish RaideFu,H =
To-day's thriller Virginia, eos 9th St. NV,
ETop-Noeh" Bread Ii wianInE
Its way into favor in record time. Speci-
fy Melnberg's ''Top-Noch" at grocers.
Most Effective Carpet Cleaning
The electric process employed at Conger's 5,
I'D & N Y. ave. Tenoyates floor coverings
thoroughly. Charges moderate. mothpToof'
ing without extra cost. Phone West 4Z7.
Lunch at HarVey's to-day. LObsters,
Crabs, Frogs, Spring Chicken at their
best.
Stag Hotel. shower Baths COS 9th Great
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Mems 81 Khaki Ell nm
Pants. ...........@4OVV
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Mems Pure Worsted Pants /;
800 val 90 m
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Mems Silk Worsted Pants I;
$3.50 val 90 TX
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Lunch at HarVey's to-day. Lobsters,
Crabs, Frogs, Spring Chicken at their
best.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

Stag Hotel. shower Baths COS StA. Grssl
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

sTOp-NOch" Bread Ii WianinE
Its way into favor in record time Speci
fy Meinberg's ''Top-Noch" at grocers'.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

srIIeut, Rose and the Moorish RaIdeFs,H =
To-day's thriller. Virginia, eos 9th St NV,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
For Better Cooking

The superiority of this new FLAKED salt is not
alone in it's purity our salt is over 80 per cent pure
but in the better cooking which results from its use
Because of it's thin, 1akeke character, it dissolves
instantly and favors all parts Of the food evenly
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
Our First Two Tests

We now make eight different kinds of salt We give
povces the salt they their homes As DIAMOND
CRYSTAL COOKING SALT was perfected they all rRd H.
Now for cooking purposes they will nothing bn this salt
Next we tested DIAMOND CRYSTAL COOKING SAIL
in two widely separated parts of the counypacticay uh
ont Gdrertising! -.
We simply let housewives, in those two localities dtscorr
the ne FiAKED cooking salt We awaited the result with
intense interest. 1t cane-quick and decisre. go
The new salt won favor at The sales grew dbdy
Women who once tried package, ordered again and again.
They learned its advantages by actual results
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
What This Cooking Salt Does

The aky character Of Diamond Crystal Cooking Salt makes
dissolve instantly. Hence ii perfectly evenly distributed
all through the food Hard GRAIN salt the contrary dis
solves doaly and acih be distribution mPoSSe Some
parts are made sdy-others left fiat and lnNpd The
"akct Of salt in portions Of the food often spoil otherwise
excellent dinner. ~
DIAMOND CRYSTAL COOKING SALT saves good cooks
from all such eyaSpcrating results.
Our new brand Of salt sincerely believe of the
greatest cookery aids offered to the housewife.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17

We offer to the housewives of America wonder
full, new salt for COOKING. 1t took us four years
of ceaseless experimenting and improving to prepare
for this announcement.
DIAMOND CRYSTAL COOKING SALT is now
ready for you 1t is as different from ordinary GRAIN
salt as snovfakes are from hailstOnes.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
Our Costly Third Test

the opinion Of millions Of housewives on the merits
Of DIAMOND CRYSTAL COOKING SALT. We want yow
opinion madam Try large package a expense We think
= Is cooking salt in the world 1t is made IN plant
where take from salt daily than ne tons Of imPWe
We think worth while spend hall million dollars for special
machines to make II.
Get your free package today. You need only buy lOc
package Shaker Table Salt There will be charge what
ever for the full l0c package Of DIAMOND CRYSTAL
COOKING SALT. This offer limited to March 3st next
free package.
NOTE TO GRoCERs: Thi. offer apple. all part. of the
United States and Canada Ii includes Texas and the Pacific
Slope where the round box sold appes also to the Inter
Mountain territory where because of freight rates. dealers
get than lOe per package We will redeem all
properly signed coupons at the local retail price
DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., St. Clair, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
Cut Out the Coupon

ign it and present it today to your grocer. we
AXE salt. Your. grocer thus makes his regular pr
tO claim vO11r DaCkage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10
THE WORKING GIRL DESCANTS UPON
 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ON TIME
the in Fact All
  Waiting for Car-No 0 or Puntualty

entity the girl buzzed In sleepy and tired, and gigglng she said:
 Why I didn't know you were waiting breakfast on me.
 ''To which the old gentleman very cour- teously replied:
 We would have waited for you If 1t had been 10 o'clock when you got down
 "Of course behind his back the girl called him a horrid old man and all sorts of names,'' continued the Working Girl, but she never was late again at a meal the whole two weeks of our visit"
 ''I approve of the old gentleman's meth ods," said the Working Girl. 'I don't think a child should be allowed to dWad- dle around the house and be late for school who, being excused by her mother or teacher. grows up to be the sort of woman who thinks 10 or b minutes late isn't anything to speak of. know women who delay dinners, who keep bridge parties waiting, who come in lnte for the matinee. and all for no reason except that they didn't look at the clock and had no sense of accuracy or time. If people want to be late at the theatre it's all right just so they stay outside until the first act Is over, but nobody has any right to be disturbing a whole row of peo- pie merely because they have no sense of time"
 Not long ago" the Working Girl went on. "I had an important business Sn- gagement with woman who was to go with me to a certain place. She was to meet me at certain corner and there was car at 2 o'clock. was there at 1:40. Every South Highland car that came in I thought, of course, she was on. glanced a # the clock in front of the First National Bank Building. It was three