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al am trying TO do the best know
howi will not this entltle me to an en-
trance into the Kingdom of Heaven
(M. e. w
Answer.--If you do to the very best
of your ability you will get great les
son as to your inability to do perfect
ly. Then, realizing that God cannot
approve that which is imperfect and
self-condemned. you will be ready to
pray. God be merciful to me sinner"
Ouke xviii. 13). Then the Lord will
reveal to you the fact that there is only
one door of salvation--Christ Then.
still desiring peace with God. you will
seek Christ and be found In Him. The
most God asks Of anybody is that he
do the best he can. We all need
Savior, for the reason, as St Paul de-
clares, "Ye cannot do the things that
ye would" Galatians Y. ID. We can
not do perfectly because we are imper-
feet; We are imperfect because we
were born in sin and ''shapen 10 In
iquity" psalm II, %. The Jews. who
were under the Law, Covenant, tried to
justify themselves before God by what
they did. but wholly failed. Ia discuss
ing this very question the Apostle
points out that the only hope for deliV-
erance is through Christ Jesus. who asl
The great Deliverer win come and turn
lway ngodliness from them Rom
si, 1920.
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Made-Rite Flour is guaranteed to
be better than any -four that you
have ever used. Your grocer has
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Polar Bear Flour is King. Phone
4e2 or No. 8.
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ANALYSIS oE WELL NO. ..
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
ANALYSIS OF WELL NO. d.

'4s t4r F Grains per
.. Gallon.
Ammonium chlorid (NH4C1) ...... OLA
Llthium Chord diCD ........,... trace
Potassium chlorid (KCD ......... trace
Sodium nitrate (NaNO5) .......... .040s
Sodium chlorid (NaCD. ....,......2 rs. 9Sas
Sodium sulphate (Na2SO4). ..... 7.f34O
Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) :. 29. 301s
Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3). ....... 2.6f00
MAJ ~sium bicarbonate (MgCHCO
5)s ...................... eEos
Calcium blcarbonate (Ca (HCOD2.. .s46I
Ferric oxid and Alumina (Fe203
and Al203) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. trace
Silica (SiO2) ....................... 0.s3S0
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. 44a0
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"a man can. never just lay his
tongue 10 witty. thing he wants to
say or sn excuse he wants TO give.
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BUSINESS
MANS
IONE---

TRY A BUSINESS MANS
LUNCH AT HOTEL IoNE-
DAILY 1880 A. NJ TO 2P. NJ.
IS cENTs-GooD cookING-Ex-
cELLENT SERVICE AND COOLEST
CAFE ~ THE CITY. THIS LUNCH
is TO BE OUR SPECIALITY AND
YOU WILL FIND THE lone VERY
CONVENIENT WHEN you CAN
NOT SPARE THE TIME TO GO
HOME.
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Q.--Are we TO believe the story o
6alaan's ASST &C. 3. a.

Q.--Are we 20 believe the story OF
salaann's ass7 &c. 3. a.
Answer.-The Bible account of this
fact is. that THE Lord opened the
mouth of the ass" and caused her to
speak to Balaam. Some who are enc.
mics of the Bible have used this Incl
dent to discredt the Scriptures. With
out doubt God has the power to make
an ass talk. He could even make the
stones cry out luke xix. 40,. The in
cident is clearly corroborated by the
Apostle Peter, saying. "Balaam. who
loved the wages of unrighteousness;
but was rebuked for his iniquity: the
dumb ass. speaking with mans voice
forbade the madness OF the Prophet"
QI Peter IL. 15. 16). The Apostle shows
that Balaam represents a class OF
teachers who have once been enlight-
ened In the Word of God and have en-
joyed His favor. and for personal profit
have turned to teaching error. Evi.
IDENTIFY Balaam was heady, highminded,
and relied on his own supposed great.
ness. The Lord chose a dumb brute
with which to rebuke him. that he
might really. understand his own in,
significance and might know that God
ID the All-Powerfui One. M
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Did YOU send any capital petitions
tie yeurHfHteras? fi{fsoswrite them at
%ReP. asking fhemf TO return the speti-
tons so they can -be gotten ready for
fling.
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VAGRANT VERSE
A PRAYER.

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COMM MuNIcATiONS
STORY OF A HAT.

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O.--Was not the Jewish Priesthood
an unjust and tyrannioai arrangement 7
Did not Moses infringe on the rights Of
the people? We read that the psopls
were tithed or taxed one-tenth of all
they produced In order to support the
priestIy tribe, and Moses ordered them
about at will as though he were die
tator. Why was this? (Judee.)
Answer.-That Jewish Priesthood
was. in fact, founded upon the strict
est equity. When Israel came into
possession Of the land of Canaan. the
Levites certainly had az much right
to a share OF the land as the other
tribes: yet, by Gods express com
mand. they got none of it. except GER.
tain villages and cities for residence.
scattered among the various tribes.
whom they were to serve In religious
matters. Instead Of the land some
equivalent should surely be provided
them, and the 1.-THE was therefore this
reasonable, Just provision. 1t was not
enforced as a tax, but was to be paid
as a voluntary contribution. Moses In
place Of being a tyrant, was really the
over-worked servant of the people ID
place Of aggregating power and priv
ilege to himself, he placed the affairs
of the nation in their hands as far as
1t was possible to do under the cir
cumstances and conditions that then
existed. See Numbers xi. 49, 17:l
Deuteronomy l, IS, II; Exodus xyiii
1926.
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ANALYSIS OF MINERAL.
WELLS WATER
UNITED STATES covERNME ENT 4
ANALYSIS OF "HERCULES"

WATER. Grains per
Gallon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29

! as laundry bags, shoe pockets, box and
furniture coverings, etc, The stripes are
also cut out and appliqued on the plain
colored COLONIAL DRAPBRY FABRICS
for curtains, bed dressings, dresser or
table covers, etc. These goods are now
also made in attractive all-over floral de-
signs for drapery purposes.
DRAPERY BURLAP. 20c YARD.
? (Plain shades.) A specially woven
Scotch burlap, in Sc and so inch widths,
thoroughly dyed in subdued' golden
browns, olive greens, gobelin blues, nat
ural linen shades, etc., to harmoniZe
we'll with various color schemes; espec-
tally adapted for inexpensive, artistic
portieres, table covers, cushions, screens,
etc. The finish is soft. The yarns may
readily be drawn for either simple or
more elaborate drawn-work designs or
any number of the "Arts and Crafts" de-
signs may be cut from various COLON
IAL DRAPERY FABRICS and effective
ly appliqued on this Dundee Plain Burlap
ARBOR LATTICE SCRIM.
A heavily barred yard wide curtain
scrim in white, cream and Arabian coll
ored grounds, printed in fast alizarine
coors in designs especially suitable for
the making Of various household articles
as we'll as for window curtains and other
drapery purposes.
MOUNT VERNON SWISS.
A yard wide curtain swiss in white
grounds, printed in dots and In a variety
Of conyentionalized floral designs, in me
dunn blue, yellow, green, red. light blue
and pink. In addition to window cur
tains this fabric is we'll adapted for the
making of bed coverings and valances
for bedroom pillows and dresser covers
and for other bedroom furnishings.
PRIMROSE DIVINITY CRETONNE
A heavy dimity striped fabric in white
grounds printed in variety of floral de-
signs in washable colors, designed es-
pecially for bed dressings and bedroom
hangings and furnishings of all kinds
I. Also shown in patterns and colors we'll
adapted for cut-out and applique work
IN connection with the plain shades made
in this and in other COLONIAL ORA
perry FABRICS, either by using them as
separate motifs or as borders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
Special for Saturday
$1.5O Princess
Slips CSC

Bargain extraordinary for
Saturday. New style prin-
cess slips Of good quality
sheer mercerized batfste in
white, mails, pink and light
blue. Buttons concealed:
flounce trimmed with mar
row tucks, yoke and skirt
trimmed with white inch
wide linen lace. The mater
ial alone could not be pur,
chased for price of ready-to,
wear garment. Worth $1.5O
Special for Saturday only:
CSC
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NoTAsEME HOSIERY FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
csc PAIR

You should insist upon getting Nota-
SEINE Hosiery because It is the best for
the price. Fifty-cent quality for twenty
five cents ought to appeal to particular
and economical people. The medium
weight, fast color, lisle-hnished Nota-
SEINE Hose for women are ideal for cool
weather, all sizes from to 10. Chill
dren's weights in all sizes from to 10.
Fine ribbed mercerized finish, absolutely
seamless, fast and stainless dye.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
$3.50 MERCERIZED NAP
KINS, CSC DOZEN

"A new lot of fine mercerized nap
kins at two-thirds regular price
SIZE 2Ox20 inches, neatly hemmed
ready for use. Before purchasing
these goods we inspected numerous
lines and confidently believe that in
this sale we are Offering the best
napkins ever sold at CSC the dozen.
Medium weight, pure white in varl-
ETY. Of neat floral patterns. After
Supper special, Csc dozen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
1Oc WOVEN DRESS
CHAMBRAY, &c YARD

500 yards of new dress Chambrays
in Tan, Pink, Gray and Blue. One of
the best washable fabrics for chill
dren's rompors and dresses. 26 inches
wide, medium weight The colors are
dyed in the yarn. thus insuring shades
that will stand wishing. The actual
worth Ct these Chambrays is l0c yard.
sr.c'a' price for Saturday After Sup
per Sale, &c yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
NEW
BARRETTES

y
A collection Of all the
new styles in Barrettes
and hair buckles in shell
and amber, Just the kind
of Barrettes needed. for
the new style coiffures.
Small and large sizes at
prices from 1Oc to 25c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
$21 so VELVET RUGS s1s.98

Room sixe 9x12 feet A splendid rug
for service, woven in one piece-seam-
less. Made by Smith and Sons. We have
sold hundreds of these rugs at $21.5O
but were fortunate in securing. beauti-
full line Of new designs and. colorings at
the auction, thus enabling us to offer
them in this sale at the unheard Of price
OF $l3.9S. If you want F;ood rug for
little money-you will find it in these
velvets at $13.9S.
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$3.50 CORSET COVER
COMBINATIONS 7qc

Combinations that show the very marked
dainty trimming of the high class under
wear of the present season. Garments that
are made Of sheer French Nainsook and
trimmed with medallions on bust and mar
row Val Insertions and Edges, with ribbon
lace or embroidery at tops and around arm
holes. Worth $1.50. Special sale price rec.
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fERICAN LADY
RsETs, soc.


of any s1.OO American
r stock for SOC. In this
have an opportunity to
special price one of the
models in this excellent
lets. These Corsets are
les At the usual price,
at special price.
both batiste and coutil,
ars attached, adjustable
ecial Saturday night,
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COTTON vo1LEs FOR
SPRING WEAR

Now on sale-new cotton voiles.
The most popular light weight cot
ton fabric for spring wear. Made OF
soft finished mercerized cotton yarn,
lustrous finish-colors, Kings Blue,
Copenhagen, Gray, Tan, Black, White,
Lavender. Voiles that are worth
half as much again as the special
opening season price, 25c the yard.
Displayed for your inspection and Sc
lection Saturday.
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SHEER WHITE FABRICS
FOR SPRING

An early showing Of the new White Cot
ton Fabrics for the coming season. The
styles that are prominent for the, spring and
summer Of 1912. Sheer Swisses in en-
broidered and lace effects Embroidered
Batiste and Crepes. Ideal materials for
fine lingerie waists and dresses. Prices
range from 25c to 39c yard.
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81 sCARFs AND COVERS,
49c.
Scarfs 17x54 Inches. Squares 3Ox8O
Inches.

Beautiful fancy linene scarfs and
Senter Pieces with two and three
rows of fancy drawn work in center
with wide hemstitched edge, scarfs
and centerpieces to match. A special
purchase from leading importer en-
ables US to offer these beautiful scarfs
and centerpieces at a saving of just
.one-half their regular price. These
goods are we'll made and of excellent
quality. See special window display.
On. sale Saturday night at ACC.
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
$1.5O Under Muslins, $50

Womens Gowns and Petticoats, made of fine Long
Cloth and Nainsoo One Of the best bargains Of the year
New in every way to style and trimmings High and
coats made the models deep ounce Of Lace
serions and edge others made of fine emroderies $5O
Sale price only $50.
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The New Drapery Fabrics
Colonial and PuriIan Mills

Two Of the largest and best lines of dependable dra-
perry fabrics made We mention here few Of the many
popular fabrics to be had in drapery department
ART TICKING, CSC AND &c.
Although originally made for hghgrade mattress and
pillow coverings this ticking is extensively used
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
tIs, Saturday, Mar. 80
85c SALEM SHEETS. $50

Salem Sheets are known the
world over for their excellent wear
ing qualities. Full size S1x9O inches,
seamless, ends torn and hemmed A
case Of these splendid medium
weight sheets on sale Saturday night
at special price. Regular value Soc.
Specially priced at SIC.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
NEW AafERIcAN Lady eoRsETs

The new models in American Lady corses reflect the
latest fashion dictates conforming the lines Of the nat
ural figure American Lady Corsets made in large
variety of models slender medium and stout figures,
nsurng exactly the right style for every Individual figure
The popular new models on SALE Most especially
attractive styles in al sizes at $lOO, $3.50 and $780,
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, 35c TAFFETA
lN 15c YARD

ed pieces of all-silk.
ribbons in a complete
rs including white, pink,
lavender, brown, Mais,
elbow. A splendid rib
ses and hair bows. On
clock Saturday night,
15c yard.
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- TIE MAIIS.L AEIBERD COMPANY 10 l51 80 M
81. 90 ALL LINEN DA1TAsK e9c VA ~.

Housekeepers, Attention. In this saie.you III ana
genuine all Linen Satin Damask heavy quality good value
a. $0 the yard Sale price for Saturday only $50 Beau
new shadow stripe effects and neat figures also dots
An table daask that has the weight and body to
insure satisfactory service
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$3.50 ART SQUARES, $8.gs.

A new shipment direct from the mill.
Room size sz12 feet. These Fsgs are q
ira heavy and will stand the hardest
wear. Wool with cotton chain, coloFs
fast. Make ideal bed room rugs and are
easy to sweep. win outwear mating
rugs. A large line of new designs and
colorings. Don't overlook this timely;
rug bargain. Special for Saturday ss.ss
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$3.50 AxMINsFER CARPETS, CSC.

Alexander
$115 SIPS
by Alexander Smith
life time Made, laid lined CSC the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
HAND BAGS, 49c


The popular white
hand bags for the cur
rent season. Bags Of
plque, velour, linen fin
ished fabrics and crochet
effects. Long coral han
dies, substantial metal
frames in white and gilt.
Special 4sc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
WASHABLE
COTTON
CORDUROY

One OF the most. dura-
BILE cotton fabrics for
spring and summer. Wide
and narrow vale, white
corduroy at 25c, 3scs and
SOC. Solid eolors and
stripes, % inches wide at
25c yard. Novelty effects
in cotton whip cords at
45c yard. The fashion
approved cotton fabrics.
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ton Crochet, Levers Embroidered Nets Metallic
fects Wide and frnges black, white and the
delicate shades for trimming evening gowns. Plain and
tucked nets cloth of god bugle fringe, bra1d
sarnures Narrow crochet and Vense aces and inser-
tons in matched sets
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Is and 85c SHEER WHITE GOODS 15c I'd

Continuing the sale OF nne new white fabrics All the
best styles fine sheer white materials for the spring
season Striped batiste checked and embrod-
cred swsses and baste Most popular fabrics for waists
and dresses in variety Of beautiful designs Worth
from Csc to $50 yard Specially priced Saturday 15c
yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
Underwear for Spr;ng

3 week give complete stocks for Sat
merit from leading domestic fac
famous "Merode" and Calvert
|peeial for tomorrow's selling.
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
$3.50 Silk MeSsNIne PPttiCNats, $3.50

Women's Petticoats of best quality all
silk soft messaline on the new, stylish, slen-
der lines, deep accordion founce' Included
in this sale are all the new 1912 colors to
match and harmonic with spring suits and
dresses The unusual quality of material
used and the excellent style Of these gar
ments are features of distinction. Worth
$3.50, Special price for Saturday $3.50.
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
e. s luth Swiss FlOuncing, 25cYd

A new lot Of beautiful Swiss Flounc-
ings for this sale. A score Of attractive pat
terms to select FROM Dainty solid embroid-
cred designs, eyelet effects and imitation
Plauen patterns. Width is inches. EN-
broidered on fine quality sheer swiss. One
Of the best embroidery values we have ever
offered and worth from SOC to Csc yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29

ribbed vests-all sizes.
ing sleeves and sleeveless.
mems Knit Union Suits in
Long and half sleeves vests
J pants in sizes 8 to 9.
fen's Knit Corset Covers,
sleeves. sizes "a, SO, SO.
ode" Pants and Vests. Very
ieedle knit, medium weight,
Extra sizes in same quality,
hens Summer Union Suits,
length, lace trimmcd-sizes
Psode" Union Suits in seven
Fpq sun bleached gar
very elastic. Sizes A, 5, 6.
anne quality, slips.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
MANY NEW NOVELTIES
IN SATURDAYS SHOW
ING OF DRESS TRIM
MINGs

Never before have we offered such
a beautiful collection of dress trim
mings. All the new IDEAS of both
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-29
WASH FABRICS

Il Yard. '''At'"
" world wide reputation for their beautru
excellent wearing qualities fifty new pieces IS
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Special for Saturday
$l,5O TAILORED AND
LINGERIE WAISTS, CSC

$l.5O TAILORED AND
LINGERIE WAISTS, CSC
Two hundred new spring
Waists ON sale Saturday
at special price of CSC.
Tailored waists of linnene
and pique with soft de,
tAchable collars, lingerie
waists beautifully trim
med and embroidered, the
new Quaker waists with
large embroidery collars.
and the popular waists of.
white cotton crepe en-
broidered with white mer-
cerize lustre. These unu.
sual waist values are sure
to please you. Worth 81. sc.
special price, CSC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-26
BIG CONTRACT UNDER WAY
WITH LOCAL FIRM

The above headline to an article in
this publication last Wednesday, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday was the topic
of comment among many of our citizens,
the name of the firm being left out in
order that the people might have 1t
chance to guess who the firm was that
took on this burdensome obligation. The
conditions were that the party who cut
out the article and presented it at the
right store would receive a prize. The
result was the Barre Drug Co. had nearly
five hundred copies of this article cut out
and handed in for the prize, which they
received with great deal of enthusi-
asm This method of doing business, as
was outlined in the article above men-
toned proves that the Barre Drug Co,
is on the right track and as time goes
on our business win keep pace. The in
terest demonstrated in this little bit of
guesswork is appreciated and from time
to time we will make it very interesting.