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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13
Letters to Cynthia Grey
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FAIRNESS FOR All


noticed letter to from "Anxous which
their donations TO
fixing bicycles aud keep
wheels trinketa show For te
second hand fine OF 81 that would
Louisville fixing punctur" aud as
that this city viii be wiped off the
II back
$3.50, the with pocketful
higher the 81 fine
{. T.. H.
Al wasr working girl. who had pawned
which ~
provides asked what
working girl could the prosecuting attorney did
/ would that
answered the girl from her side for
should be fined alike irrespective Of
VII would be fair 20 all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13
Dance Hall Problem

Mrs. Charles Henry Israels OF
New York. president Of the Work
ing Girls Amusement society. says
that dance halls do more 20 ruin
girls than any other kind Of amuse-
ment Last year this organization
caused Gotham dance halls 10 be
placed under the control OF a bu-
reau OF licenses by act Of the leg
lsIature. An sorts Of evils are
awaiting the girl who goes to a
dance hail In the way OF bad men
and worse women. says Mrs. Is.
raeIs Regulation minlmizes the
evil, she thinks.
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dome.
For II a child II allowed TO walk
away from a scatter Of toys. the
chances are that thla child. grown
up. will yak away from scattered
things all OF is life
Putting the toys back into the
box or drawer lays the foundation
for habits u ordeFliness aud avs
tenn which will prove simply invaiu.
able In later life.
And scattered toys all over a
house do not tend to make for peace
and comfort In the house for the
grown.ups. either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions
June .. 1903. fen on wcdnesda

June 9. 1903, fell on Wednesday.
The PotIatch flower Is the daisy.
The state legislature of Callfor.
MIA meets every two years.
South Dakota in 1898 adopted the
Initiative and Referendum.
In using sage tea for the hair.
make a decoction OF ! ounce dried
sage to a quart of water, and rinse
the hair In II.
To remove ink stains from white.
use a solution OF benzine soap In
chloroform. Take great care, as
the latter IL an anesthetlc.
A rapid rise of the barometer In
dicates unsettled weather. and a
gradual rise, settled weather.
Throwing quits. shuttle board.
guessing ana ring games are suit
able to play at an evening garden
party.
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WHO ARE ONES FRlssos1


Dear Mias Grey: am young
wife Of %. my husband Il 81. lie
Is very good to me and I love him
with all my heart Ny husband IL
a poor working man. but would
not oxcangc him for the richcat
man In this city.
some of my friends say I have no
right 10 marry o man SO much older
than myself lie was once a very
bad man. but rs months ago he be-
came a Christian and since then !
have been watching him very close.
~. He has since been leading a
most excellent life Don't you
think Il win be well for me to keep
away from some of my old friends
who speak unklndly about usi
would Ike 70 90 20 work, so !
can help along n little. but on nc
count o. my nationality II Is not
easy for me TO get a job. Please
give me Your advice.
THANKFUL.
A.-People who Interfere with
your private life are not true
friends. Keep away from them,
simply treating them kindly when
YOU meet Say nothing TO your
husband of II. You had the right
10 marry whom you pleased. and n
Ia dlsloyal TO him TO listen TO out
side remarks.
Apply for work at the free city
employment bureau. Liberty build
ing. They may be able 10 place
you with people OF your own nation
atty La
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YOUTHFUL PROBLEMS


Deaf Miss Grey: Is Il proper f1f
mo 60 go 10 dances ar my brothet,
on sister gnea with me- Are vel
vet slippers wcfn muchf Am ! to-,
young to wear themg J am 10.
In my nciwhborhood Is young
girl would Ike to Eet acquainted
wIth. how can do is7 VIII you
please tell me some good books q
read 7. W. ID
A.-You are too young. dear. for
velvet slippers and grown.up
dances. aud velvet shoes and slip
perA are out OF place. except for
parties. theatres. etc
Go 20 the little girl and tell her
you like her. aud want to know her
Take your dolls or books. or what
ever you are Interested IN.
Anne of Green Cables" by
MONTGOMERY: 'The Rebecca books.
and .Poiiy's Problem" by Kate
Douglas wiwgln. are fine books.
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NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS wv

even glance nc them. Why do men
do this7 Could Mr. Twenty or Mr.
Twenty-one answer
believe IN being quiet. refined
and pure. Why is there such dc.
mand, by the men. for loud. gushing
girls. when they talk about them 10
their backs. and In their hearts
Worship the pure and modeaty !
know. because have several
brothers.
DO not think me loyesick for !
do not keep company. or intend 10
for n long time, but would like TO
know why men do these things.
MISS SIXTEEN.
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DO YOU KNOW

Success depends ON pluck. not
luck.
SalfdlEtritat Is a wet blanket on
the free development, OF any human
being.
The last waking thoughts infiu
ence the sleep. Think happy ones
al bedtime
A bird has no feathers TO spare
for your hat.
The hoe "a tho most important
thing In the garden after the
plants are up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13
TEACH CHILD TO
PUT AWAY TOYS

The child that Is old enough to
play with toys lie old enough 10 put
thoSe toys away when through with
them.
1t IL simple matter 20 provide
box or a large drawer for the toys
aud II may require several battles
to force little miss or small mister
TO put them back. but Il should be
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UP TO THE
MEN TO ANSWER


Dear Miss Grey. ! am particular
~ Interested In the arguments
about boys and girls. They say
am very pretty q am not vain. and
believe IN looking NJ the inward
Wherever 20 !
am placed tn the most ombarrass-
ing circumstances. az the men stare
and filrt very rudely. When they
stare and draw my attention my
face burns and cannot stand 4
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or APPROPRIATION


Dear Miss Grey: II Christian.
though nonmember OF any church,
dies, and a minister Of the gospel
il ask-i 20 officiate az the funeral
services. IL II not the proper thing
10 offer some money! ! wish you
would tell me correctly about this,
MRS. a. w. s.
Alt IL entirely optional II
you wish, simply enclose him a
check. with a few words OF appre'
citation.
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The commoNEsr
AND MOST EASILY
n e c o @ NJ z G D
MARKS OF SOCIAL
DISTINCTION. and all
women desire that
their dress shall not
only adorn themselves
but their station.
Personally. | am very fond
OF the narrow gowns that
women wear nowadays
They are light. and unless
worn 20 extreme. very com
Portable to walk In. and
their first beauty Ia beauty
OF llue. | find no objection
to showing the lines OF the
human figure. as | think
that when we learn the dig
nifty as well as beauty OF oui
bodies. we shall become q
much more ylftuous nation
One must remember, how
ever. that line does no,
mean a high or low waist,
large or small sleoses. asNspl
artistic conposllnp OF Aiai
be made. ~
The approprntenesrsol
abused in this sonntryf ~
Naturally they want prett,
things that look Tidicuiuns
circumstances orr she rlace
lately been noticing this m,
wear boudolr caps on the
Is as much out Of place wo'
Just one Vast ~oF
MONEY UPON YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13

Tea water strained through mus
lin Is a capital cleanser for var
niAhcd or stained woodwork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13

xplaln skirts or panniers. but thoughtful and
Iaterlals By which a graceful appearance can
5bf dress Is perhaps the thing that Is most
\ the girls who have little money to spend
tty clothes. and consequently they VIII wear
MS because they are inappropriate to their
ce Ia which they must wear them. have
more than ever In seeing the young girls who
Q street and In automobiles, boudoir car
gorn thus as would be your nightgown.
MORE THOUGHT THAN
lUR WARDROBE.
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This does not to be In exrvagnt but does
TO be dressed properly for ie
q L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13
BY Miss Billie Burke

AMERICAS MOST CHARMING YOUNG ACTRESS
The frat word--ALWAYs DRESS AS WELL As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-13
FUNNY
kClE

FUNNY
ROLE
wants to
r the Cir
Funny. hut
ftooaist n
hear from
set q lot
select the
n up" Ia
allty. Mr..
feels 70
g the 9TH
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Success depends on pluck. not
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-26
GOOD NEWS
Many CIarIcsburE Readers Have Heard
It and ProGted Thereby.

Good news travels fast" and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in
Clarksburg are glad to learn where re-
lief may be found. Many a lame. weak
and aching back is bad no more.
thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Our
citizens are telling the good news Of
their experience with the Old Quaker
Remedy. Here is an example worth
reading:
4. ]. smauwood. $50 E. Pike St.
cIarksburg. W. Va. says: My kid
neys were weak and dLsordered and
caused me to have severe attacks OF
backache and pains through my sides.
II I sat still for any length Of time,
the trouble became worse and morn
iags, 7 often arose feeling stin and
sore. When Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention. got a sup
ply at the City Drug Store and they
completely and permanently cured
me. At that time I told OF my ex-
perience in a public statement and I
am now pleased to confirm my for
mer Testimonial.
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Foster-AIilburn CO.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no other.
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= ne ~ z.le1.
Eal7aFl 3. Rol5ln11ls q salezls 8
/ & eItF buslness visitor.
simon stutleFs q JarVisvillle,
q sfsitor here Thursday
Ray Mines Who visited relatives
here few days. WeEe to Charleston
WITiam Buckholtz, OF cumber-
land. Was=a guest at the Waldo hotel
THURSDAY.
Benjamin Anderson Of shinngton,
wa6 business visitor IN the city
Thursday.
9Er. and Mrs. H R Law win
leave the last Of the week Tor Lake
Gross. Wis.
C. W Lynch is spending several
days IN wheeling looking after bust
ness matters.
Nrs. william Law, Of Weston, s
visiting at the home Of her son. n
R. Law, here
W o. Phillips. OF wheeling, IS
spending several days an the city
visiting friends.
A P. Morrison, Of Salem, county
superintendent of schools. was city
visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roach, who
visited Mrs. Catherine Could have
returned TO Bradford. Pa
Col. John Heating, Of cumber-
land, Nd. was a prominent business
visitor IN tie, city Thursday
Miss Dora Britt OF spHolk. Va
who Is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Dud-
lev. Britt, win return, home this even
camden fancy, who has been vis-
ting friends and relatives here for
several weeks. returned to his Home
at wheeling wednesday evening
Captain and Mrs J. H Morris
of Pittsburg, who visited MI and
Mrs. C. c. Jarvis for the last two
weeks, left Thursday forming for
home. They returned overland in
their automobile.
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CHARTERS
Issued by the Secretary of
State to Various Busi-
ness Concerns.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 26.-The fol-
lowing charters have been issued by
the secretary Of state:
Grayson OIL Company, OF Pittsburg.
Pa. to drill for oil and gas in the
state Of Ohio. Authorized capital
$4,000. Incorporators: Eliza H
Grayson and II. S. Grayson, Of Wash
fngton, Pa; VIZ B. Beecher. George J.
Wolfe and ". B. Rhodes. of Pittsburg-
Southern states Theater Corpora
ton. OF wheeling. W Va. to own and
operate theaters and moving picture
houses. Authorized capital $4,000
Incorporators: George H Dieringer,
Frank-N- Warren, Anna NJ Dieringer.
Ada E. Warren, of Wheeling. ". Va;
and Robert L. Dieringer. of Canton, O.
Mcmillan Hospital. of Charleston.
w. va. to conduct hospital and san
ftarium. Authorized capital $4,000.
Incorporators: william A Mcmillan.
BERTHE Adams, Eleanor o. Mcmillan. J.
E. Cannaday and 3. S Preston, Of
Charleston
Hod Carriers Golden Edge Union.
of Charleston. for the purpose Of adj
vanc.ng the interests of its members.
Incorporators: G. E. Roy. Irving
Hos1ey. Garfield trust. H. B. Mayo and
H. K. Lewis all Of Charleston, w Va
Ravens Court Improvement Corr
pany. of St. Adams. ". Va. to develop
town property. build houses, deal in
and develop mineral lands. etc Au-
thorized capital. $4,000. Incorpora-
tors. c. ]. Pearson and James B. G.
Drew. CT st. AIbans: George $ Couch.
I. NJ. Adams and Henry S. Cato, Of
Charleston
Taxicab Company. Of Charleston. w
Va. to deal in and repair automobiles
and other vehicles. Authorized CAPT
tai, $1,000 Incorporators: F. J. HILL
IF. A. McGrew. R. c. Lanham. J. H
Love, of Charleston; and c. A. Lenz'
of Huntington.
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stores COMPETE. In these days, IS
never before. They compete in price
concessions. as always: they compete
in sERvIcE-and that IS the never
better competition. And vital and
essential part Of stores service 20
It's patrons is its enterprise In telling
them its store news promptly. fully
frankly.
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FIVE ROOM. FRAlIE

slate roof cottage with bath, attic,
one large room, finished in oak,
front and back pOrches, good wen
situate on lot fINIa: feet, on the
north side OF South chestnut St
Plenty OF room IN front to build
another house.
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How MIS-. Cline Avoided
Operation.

Brownsville. Ind-4tI can say that
lydia 8. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has done me more good than anything
else One doctor said must be opera
ted upon for a serious female trouble
and that nothing could help me but an
operation
Ell had hemorrhages and st times
could not get any medicine to stop them.
I gotinsuch aWealSeondition that IWould
have died # I had not got relief soon
Several women who had taken your
Compound, told me TO Try It and did
and found 1t TO be the right medicine TO
build up the system and overcome
female troubles.
seI ara now IA great deal better health
than I ever expected TO be, 50 think I
ought to thank you for'it Mrs o. NJ
cline, 6. Main St, Brownsville, Ind
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SEVEN ROOM. TWO STORY

frame. slate roof dwelling. with
bath, pantry, basement, attic,
front and back porches house
finished in oak, all modern inn
provements. situate on lot S6x1SO
feet, 10 street IN rear, on the west
side OF Water street
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ouE = a4sulGl09 ~
NeEymondhly period
I had 70 stay n bed
-four days beause Of
hem0Frhages and
mybaekWas so weak
I could hardly walk
/ have been taking
LYDIA z Pmkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and now lean
stay mp and do my
work I think Z IS
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FOUR ROOM, FRAME.

composition roof cottage, finished
in oak, good wen, front and back
porches. situate on lot 4OHISS IT.,
on the east side of Duncan Ave.
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EIGHT ROOM, Two STORY

frame. slate roof dwelling, with
bath, cellar, attic, front and back
DorCIle.s. house finished In oak,
climate ON lot SOx1OO feet 20 alley
IN rear, on the north side OF East
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-26

Butpov. ChambeEIain,s Collie. Cholera
and Diarhoea Remedy Is almost Sertzin to
be needed before the summer Is over. Buy
Il now and be prepared for sucn an ener-
gency. For sale bV all dealers
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TYLER FAIR
Will Be Held at the Town of
Middlebourne the Com
ing Week.

The Tyler county fair will be held
at 4Hddlebourne next week
The speed program for the event is
as follows:
Thursday.
.s:2s class pace Il p. m9.-....$l9O
2:3O class trot e p. m.)--....-... 80
IL mile run e p. ND ...-.--.-- 100
Friday.
800 county trot or pace 90 a M
Special .....-..-..-----.. $50
Free-for-aIl pace q p. m9.--. 200
.2:22 class pace q p M ...,---- zoo
2:2O class trot. g p. M --.----- goo
I mile run $3.50 p. m)-.-----. 100
Saturday.
2:24 class trot Il p ND ..... 5000
2:1S pace e D. m)--....-.y- $500 SO O
Free-fOr-all trot C2:3O p. NIL zoo
q mile run G p. m)---.----.--- loV
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NOTICE

An persons having claims against
the West virginia Fair Association.
other than for labor. viii please file
same with secretary At once
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and as a dainty hair dressing for wo-
men It cannot be matched
Get a 5O-cent bottle of PARTISAN
SAGE today. If it doesn't give com
plete satisfaction. your money will be
returned. Sold by Wells & HaymSNer
Co. and dealers everywhere.
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PRICE $4,000

one-halr cash, balance monthly
payments.
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This IS a picture
of the carton in
which each bottle OF
PARISIAM SAGE IS
packed.
PARTISAN SAGE
will Danish dam
drun, stop falling
hair AMI itching
scalp. and promote
a new growth OF
hair II the hair root
is not dead 1t IS a
clean TONIC and con-
tains no poisonous
lead or other dan
geroCs substance. II
will put radiant
beauty into dull
faded, Iifeless hair
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PARTISAN SAGE
limitations Of This Great Hair Invfgor-
htOr are Abroad In the Land, Look
for the Girl with the A1burn
Hair on Every Package.

PARTISAN SAGE-ask for it by
name when you want the real hair
grower. and dandrun cure 4
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NOTICE 10 CENIENT ooNTRAc-

The Town OF Stealey Heights III
receive bids for IT1o IIneal feet OF ee-
ment sidewalk. All bids 70 be In on
or before p. M. September sSth.
1912. For specifications see recorder.
$50 Dun street
By order OF council.
". BENSON. Reeorder.
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PRICE $1,000

81 900 cash, and mako balance
monthly payments.
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PRICE $500

one-tIird cash, balance on or BE-
fore one and NO years
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PRICE $500

One-haIf cash, balance can be ar
ranged ON InOnthIy payments
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Are you a Democrat7 If 50.
you should have a copy OF Great
Leaders and National Issues OF
1914" Clip coupon on page 2.
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PRICE 81 500

$1,000 cash; balance. n. monthly
payments.
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PRICE $1,000
- RooM TWe sToRY

name, slats roof dWeIlnG V1ith
bath, pamry, cement bosennent,
cement WaIs, house nuished
tllronghOut In oak, With nerle
nnished In one large room, front
and hack porches, sltnate on lot
sSx21s #. 20 alley IN reaF, on the
east side Of Linden Avenue
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PRICE $500
oae-tInfrd cash. balance on or be-
fore one and two years.
ten ROOM, TWO STORY

frame, slate roof dwelling with
batl, basement, cellar. trunk
room, servants room, wash house
barn and buggy shed, front and
back pOrches, house nicely fnish-
ed in oak throughout, ali modern
improvements, situate on lot %
by 100 feet TO alley on the north
side OF West Main st.
PRICE $1,000
$1,000 cash. balance TO suit pur-
chaser.
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CovhZeoE, No Your medieine llas
dole'lle. n1ore god fln 81 tals de-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-04-18
BAT T|S5T|
Board Of the State Holds Its
Quarterly Meeting in
the City,.

Baptist ministers and laymen who
are members Of the executive commit
tee of the Baptist General Association
of West Virginia met in the First
Baptist church here Tuesday, its be-
ing regular quarterly meeting of
the board.
The meeting was presided over by
r. B. Ash, of Warrington. moderator;
and the Rev. George A. Woofter, Of
Bridgeport clerk, kept the minutes
of the meeting.
Reports of committees were receiy.
ed and other routine business was
looked after. The prohibition amend.
ment TO the constitution was discussed
at some length by members of the
board and the Rev. j. W. Mitchell, OF
Parkersburg, editor of the Baptist
Banner. A committee to look after
the adoption of the amendment was
enlarged.
The members present were r. u.
Ash, moderator; the Rev. G. A. Woot-
ter, clerk; the Rev. George w Kin
sey, of Warrington; DR.. NJ. L. Wood,
of Huntington; the Rev. L. B. Moore,
OF Parkersburg; DR.. D. B. Purinton,
of Morgantown; the Rev. L. E. Peters,
Perry c. Williams, James F. Allen
and R. b. Smith, of Clarksburg; the
Rev. E, ]. Woofter. OF Salem. and
Stark White, Of Weston.
Others present were DR.. W. C. Tay-
lor of this city; the Rev. George D.
Griffin, of Chester; and the Rev. A.
b. Withers. of Bridgeport.
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taken TO clarksburg. where he will
undergo an operation for appended
It's. He was accompanied by DR.. F.
NJ. Boso.
Weston Personals.
Rr. NJ. Z. whelan, OF Roanoke. was
here Monday on his return home
from clarkEburg. where he had been
attending the bedside OF his sister,
Mrs. John Morrison, who recently
underwent an operation for appendl-
citis at ST. Mary's hospital.
]. c. For!nash win leave next week
for Mt. Clemens, where he will take
treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. w. r. Twyman left Monday
for q visit to her parents at sutton.
Robert Prlctchard, one Of the Yves
ton High school graduates this term.
viii leave as soon as school closes for
Morgantown. where he will take six
weeks teachers course.
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Bristol

BRISTOL, April ia surprise
party was given to Guy
Furby, of Grass run, Saturday even
ing in honor of his thirty-fifth birth
day. All the games. both old and new.
were played after which an elegant
supper was served.
Mrs. Qulntillie Lynch spent satur-
day and Sunday at ReynoldsvilIe
guest of her daughter. Mrs. ottie
Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Hickman, of
Hill Garden farm. are receiving the
congratulations of their friends upon
he arrival OF an eight-pound baby
boy, who came to them Friday
April 12. Mother and babe are doing
very nicely under the care of Dr..
Ed. Ritter, of Marshv!lle.
Charles R. Donnally was business
visitor in Clarksburg recently.
Harry Jackson and Michael splain
were in Salem recently on business.
Mrs. Martha Ann Hickman was call
ing on her brother, Luther Barnes,
few days ago.
orie C. Porter was business Wis
ltor in Salem recently.
Luther Barnes is greatly adding to
the looks of the old homestead by
building a fine new fence around his
garden.
George King, of Salem. is recover
ing slowly from very severe Illness
OF pneumonia.
Miss Stella Wilson was visiting
friends and relatives at Cumberland
Nd, recently.