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balanced ration, / wish to advise
that, using alfalfa hay as roughage, it
would be we'll to add some root crop
or silage to make up the succulence.
Mix grain ration as follows:
1. Equal parts oats and bran.
2. Two parts bran, one part oats
and one part barley.
3. One part bran, one part coats,
one part barley and one part of soy
bean meal.
Of any of these feeds, use one
pound per day for every pound of fat
that the COW produces in the week,
or another ration would be to allow
one pound of grain to three pounds
of milk produced daily.
SORE TEATS.
Question: [ have a valuable COW
who is afflicted with sores resembling
cold sore which might appear on
ones lip. These sores come and go
on the cows teats, and, on leaving,
small hard bunch up in the udder
above the teat forms. This might
come from other sources, but | be-
lieve it has something to do with the
sores. l will appreciate your help
very much. A. G. Seattle, Wash.
Answer: 1t is impossible to de-
termine what the affection mentioned
might be, but from the description
given, it seems that it might be COW
pox. 1t is a contagious disease and
the cow should be isolated. AS a
remedy, the sores should be dressed
two or three times daily with some
carbolated ointment or salve.
LICE ON CALVES.
Question:: Will you kindly give me
recipe to kill lice on calves?
noticed some OF the calves that [
purchased just lately have some lice
on neck and shoulders. They look
very much the same as chicken lice. |
[ would prefer to use some kind of a
powder on account of the cold weather.
However, please give me remedy as
soon as possible. G.. l. M. Win
throp. Wash.
Answer: We have had very little
personal experience with lice on cat
tie, but from "Farm Dairying' by
Laura Rose, we quote the following:
"Mix one part of hellebore or insect
powder with three parts of cement,
and dust along the backs of the cat
tie. This makes good insecticide.
Slaked lime sprinkled on the cattle is
also good" Professor Eckles in his
book on "Dairy Cattle and Milk Pro-
duction'' has the following to say re-
garding lice: "The several cold tar
dips and compounds on the market
may be employed with success. The
most satisfactory treatment will be
found to be the use of kerosene emul-
sion. To make this dissolve one-half
pound of hard soap in one gallon OF
boiling soft water. AS soon as the
soap is dissolved add twos gallons OF
kerosene. Mix by pumping with
spray pump or by other means until
a thick creamy emulsion is formed
from which the oil does not readily
separate. Before use, add this, mix
ture to 10 gallons of water. This
emulsion may be applied with spray
pupon or with q hrush WAITING the
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Bridqeport Briefs.

K. T. Mitchner returned last evening
from a short business trip TO CoIum-
bus
Attorney Reece. Of St Clairsville.
was a business visitor in this city yes
terday.
Carl Graeb returned last evening
from several days hunting trip In
Monroe county.
Many out-nf-town people are here 10
attend the funeral of the late william
Dallison. which will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Tho Red Cross seals will be placed
on sole In this city the FIRST OF next
month
Many local people attended the re.
c"ption given 10 st ClairsvilIe hy Mrs
Charles j. Lynch yestorda yafternoon
Anyone having items for this paper
call 3D. ! on the Bell phone. or lesre
items al Roberts & Fredrichs' drug
store
Attorney W. v Campbell was az St
tairsyille ycsterda you business
Mr.. vs. J.. smith 81 Roberts. Can
ada. is On" guest of be rIarents iu this
city
Many local people attended tho pov.
ory social az the German Lutheran
church 90 Martins Ferry. Thursday
evening
Mrs " p Young. Of Portsmouth.
o. who has been visiting her brother.
~ 81 CLARK. OF McKctsport. Pa has
arrived here and win spend a..
Thank giving holidays with her broth.
or. j. o. Clark Mrs Young was for.
mcrl $ aresideut Of Brookside
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icety. Nineteen visitors and a score

nicely. Nineteen visitors and a score
and one active members were pres
ent. They were evenly divided be-
tween the whites and reds and the
final score showed the whites victors
by a margin of seven points. Several
visitors were astonished at such
fine meetings being held IN Bellsire
that they did not know about and
expressed their desire of joining IN
the near future. Men and women crs
urged to attend the society now ana
see for yourselves what Christian
Endeavor really is. Now is the time
for visitors while the contest Is on.
Help your colors win! Discomfort
or praise. which in your life? That's
our topic. but by the way. are you
pessimist or an optimism Miss Lena
Carmen. c. f. expert student. has
been selected leader for this Thanks
giving meeting. Lest we forget, 100
members by January l."
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Chester Ashton pead.

FRIENDS and relatives in this city
were shocked yesterday afternoon when
they learned Of the death OF Chester
ashton. which occurred at his home on
me Coleratn pike. west OF this city at
30 o'clock after "A short illness OF
pneumonia. lie had only been sick since
last saturday. but 10 wss seen from the
beginning that his condition was crit
zeal and a trained nurse has been 4,
constant attendance for the last three
days. lie was IS years OF are and IL
survived BY a wife and nve children.
namely Ethel. Lester. Marian. Ella and
Robert For a number Of years he had
been employed by the stanton Heater
works. ana ~ was while engaged in his
duties that ne contracted a cold which
developed into pneumonia. lie was a
member or the Modern Wooduen OF this
city At a late hour sast night no fu-
neral arrangements had been madsL
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BLUM BROS.
S II OPPING CE NTER
Saturday Before Thanksgiving.
BELLAiRE.


Saturday Before Thanksgiving.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day-the day when nearly every
one takes d holiday. Everybody
wants 10 be dressed up on that
day-so we're prepared for "A busy
day selling new suits. coats.
waists, etc. You'll find may spe-
cial values In all parts OF the store
Saturday.
$500 AND 5000 SUITS st4.s5.
A great suit opportunity! Choice
OF so fine new tailored suits for
ladies' and mlsses-only one Of a
klnd-bro~n, navy, black, etc.-sll
late fail models. serses, whlpeords,
esponge. ete.-genuine $500 and
5000 suits for Sass
New lot-real vide ruffing
green. white. Nell rose. black. tan
and several two-tone eTects-just
takes y yard FOR the neck-yery
stylish-5Oc for u yard
Saturday Special petticoat sale
200 messaline petticoats-green.
navy. copen. brown. black. etc.-all
we'll mRde-goOd hitting pettlcoats
Special -s1.4s. $3.50 and S1.se-Au
fine values
New Thanksgiving waists-l0O
handsome new lingerie. wolfe and
crepe do chine Waists-high or low
neck-really the prettiest white
waists that we've shown for many
a day
sfs5. s.. 80. S2.95. $3.50 and s4.s5.
We anticipate busy day in the
Coat Department - We'll OFFER
fine values Saturday By tO-day's
express We received LOT o. coats
mostly samples that We bought
2bG, under val4es-that we'll OFFER
special A. 1895, So so. $500 and
$3.50. Come and see
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BELLA..2E

In the Courts.
Samuel Wei7rr. proprietor ~ tho
confectionery sfOTo on South Belmont
street. Was arrested yesterday morn.
INK hy Constable Nlrdrr on charge
~ selling Cigarette 20 a minor ffn
vas giving t hearing before Squire
vs.. N0rraI yesterday afternoon. found
ruil'y and fined 81 and c0sfH The
warrant was issued 40 the Instance o.
Truarf OF'crr % vs. fwafoad Ar.
fornry % T. Tyler -fprr-aufed the
plaintiff and % So Srlerfrer tho de-
frrdurf
Carl Meyer John williams and
Andy FaakD roro arrested by Con.
stable Johnson ou . Charge ~ stealing
coal from mo Cambria Coal COMPANY.
The men were ARIA rr.d before Squire
J. a Mason found guilt. and fined g.
md crafs carh
An italian music Instructor f'hit
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Mrs. elizabeth sohn.n

hrs. Elizabeth Schoen. an aged
and highly respected resident of this
city. died AZ her home on Guerneey
street. Thursday evening. followin ,
a paralytic stroke. The deceased was
IS years OF age and had been a resi-.
dent OF this city for her entire life
Surviving her are one daughter.
Mrs. Amelia Meek. Of Wheeling. and
two sisters. Mrs Stewart and Mrs.
Bippus. OF this city. Funeral serv-
ices will be conducted al her late
home. this afternoon by the Rev. J
II. Lawther. pastor OF tho First Pres-
byterian church Interment will be
made in the Rose Hnl cemetery.
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Ftrst naptiat chrrnh

At the FIRST Baptist caurch. corner OF
Iuifd ard Locust streets. Rev. George J.
Lowe. pastor. the follow iug SUNDAY sery-
Ices VIII be held Sunday school At els
preagh .nE al II 30. subject. our spirit.
uaI Resource as .' T. y. T. T.. will meet
az . 30 and a. very interesting topic viii
De discussed. Ia the esculug Rev. Fad
d"ul Mog adthah. q. A. 20 Syrian. will
nave charge ~ the services and Will
EiNo an Illustrated lecture on syrian
Guests. The public ls cordially Invited
o. attend these scrtI Ices
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Bellsire Briefs.

Mrs. o. Schultz has returned to her
home at Steubenville after a visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
Items of interest for this paper NAV
be left at the City Book Store or tele
phoned to the reporter-Ben 26s-J.
Mrs. Albert Grafton and children. OF
Rose HUI. are visiting relatives and
friends at Woodsfield.
Emmett Sidebottom. OF St. Glars
vile, was calling on friends in this
city, yesterday.
The local lodge OF Elks has received
invitations to the social session OF the
Martins Ferry Elks. Monday evening
John Dunfee, of Whitney. has re
turned home after visit in the city
The work on the new Riverside
school Is progressing nicely. and the
building will soon be completed.
A business meeting OF the Union
Christian Endeavor Society OF the
South Bellaire. was held last evening
Mrs ]. w. Belt. OF South Bellaire
is visiting friends and relatives al
Sebring.
\ meeting OF Company c. Boys
Brigade. was held in the Gravel Hi
reading rooms last evening.
William Campbell has returned from
a business visit at GAINESVILLE.
A meeting OF Local Union No. 1879
Enamel Workers. will be held Sunday
afternoon.
Police court was a blank yesterday
morning. no arrests having been made
Mrs. Archer Thompson. OF Blaine. is
visiting friends an drelatives in this
city.
-rbo yx-boolt,c -r.o.to.. &c.,
will construct a wall along the Mar.
rows. south OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred letters. OF War
mock. have returned home after visit
in this city.
The Knights Of Columbus will hold
a euchre and dance in their hall No
vember p.
Mrs. Charles Grella, OF Gravel Hill.
is visiting friends and relatives at
Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin May have re-
turned TO Toronto. after a visit in this
city.
\. ]. Harbaugh will address the
meeting at the Pinch Run school
house Sunday eevning
Emery Gates has returned TO his
home after a business visit IN Woods
field
The ladies OF the Second Presby.
terrain Church will serve a dinner in
tho basement OF the church, Decem.
Der :.
Mrs May Bremen has returned 70
her home at bethesda. after visit in
this city.
IL is reported that eight warrants
nave been issued Al st. Clairsville for
violations OF the Rose law.
L. q. Smith. Of Cleveland. formerly
OF this CITY. IS business visitor here.
w. J.. Powell. OF Nelsonvine. has re
turned home afte IA visit in this city.
Miss Edna Jack. OF Franklin street,
has accepted position In Franz.
helms store at Wheeling.
George Thornberg. OF ST. Clairsville.
Will be a candidate for Republican
nomination 70 prosecuting attorney.
Several teachers from Flushing. o..
visited the local schools yesterday az.
ternoon.
The reading rooms OF the Bellaire
Lodge OF Moose Will be opened in a
few days.
Mrs. John Helms has been called 10
Byesville by the serious illness OF her
sister
The engagement OF Miss Norma
Holland 70 Fred Marsh. OF Shadyside.
has been announced
Harry South. OF the Parks circus. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Thomas Preston. OF Pittsburg. was a
business visitor in this city yesterday
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EvaneeIlstle Services.

Final arrangements have been com
pleted for the evangelistic services
which will be started in the First NJ.
+. Church Sunday. and continue for
an indefinite period. Rev. W. W. Hall
the noted evangelist. will conduct the
services. DIR. Hall will be accompa-
MED by two noted singers and will be
assisted by Rev. Smith. pastor OF the
church. a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all TO attend.
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Contract Let.

w. J. Mccain. OF this city. was
awarded the contract for the con-
struction OF the new mausoleum.
yesterday. Thework will be started
Monday morning OF next week, and
will be rushed through TO compile
ton. The structure will be one OF
the finest and most imposing ever
erected in this city. This building
VIII be constructed entirely OF
marble. granite and bronze and will
cost in the neighborhood OF $4,000.
The building will be erected in the
center OF the Rose Hill cemetery on
the knoll and can be seen for miles
around.
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was placed in the new IRE truck IN
that city TO better use n they had
placed II IN a fund TO place a larger
main TO this city was very laughable
A larger main to this city will no
Increase the pressure as the mains IN
this city Sill not stand any NOR
pressure At the present time. he
fore the people OF this city can Sc
cure a better supply OF water they
will have 70 place new mains over
the streets OF this city.
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Young Man Dies.

John Kaganiea. who resides In
house No. 50 az Stop II on the Bar.
ton line who was removed to the
North Wheeling hospital several days
ago In serious condition. died az
the institution yesterday afternoon
His body was removed 10 the Adolph' s.
Undertaking parlors in this city where
II was prepared for burial Funeral
services will be held in his late home
NOnday morning.
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New Euulpment.

Al recent meeting OF the city
Board OF Education IL wa sdecided 20
purchase additional equipment for the
manual training department The
schools will be dismissed next Wednes-
day for tn eannual Thanksgiving holt
days. II was also decided 20 give tho
students twO-weeks' vacation at
Christmas time. from Friday. Deem
Der 10. to January Q.
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MARTINS FERRY


Tho local nigh school foot hell team
VIII play fhsir lHaf game before Thank.
Eiflng thfs afternoon. when they meet
Tho fHet M0uudatllfc team ou tho f4f.
ter.a ground. and up doubt the game e.fff
hr fffhnHrrIy contested. Ha the teams
nre evenly matched A large number IN
rpnfsra VIII accompany the local team.
nn fHrIr trim tn NouudeViile this after
noon Hrd VIII root hard fnr their home
team
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Play New MartipsviII.

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the game that will be played
by the local High school foot ball team
az New Martinsville to-day with the
High school team OF that place. and
they will leave on the early train this
morning. As the teams are evenly
matched. a good game is expected.
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The Endoavors Of the Christian
church started their berFhip
contest vita such an enthusiastic
v'gor that even thel oadera were
surprised The reds were up and DO
irg and rlyly decorated their side ~
fh" room in red. Just before the meet.
ing and surprised tho whites 90 n
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Many Rabbits

Local nimrods who have been on.
hunting this week report a large sup
ply OF rabbits I'm this vicinity. and ia.
train arriving here late at night al
ways has a large number OF hunter
and a goodly suppl yof rabbits o.
board. The train this evening. No
doubt, Will carry a large number C
sportsmen after a day spent in IN,
woods.
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The township trustees made an IN
spection OF the work on the Neff road
yesterday morning The work for
about four miles along this road has
been completed. and ~ the weather
permits the remainder OF the road VIII
probably be completed thise month
The road Is being resurfacad with a
new material in road building. and
when completed will be one OF the best
In the county
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city was arrested on a charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
from Albert Tomo. Of South Rellaire
lie claimed that he gave the instructor
$40 FOR cornet and the latter peck
eted the money. The evidence showed
that he had purchased the cornet and
that TomO aid not ike II and would
not accept 81. The case was dismissed
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tents Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Adrian. the eight-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. W. tents. who was run
down and killed by an auto Wednes-
day will be conducted at the VI. r.
Church this afternoon at O'clock.
Rev. II. l.. Ward. pastor OF the church.
will conduct the services. Intsr ment
will be made in the Rose Hill Gene
terry
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The two-months-old child % Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Humes. 81 this city. died
yesterday afternoon. following a briaf
Illness Funeral sefvices will be- con.
Quoted this afternoon and interrnen-
VIII be- made in tho Rose Hm Gene
tery.
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service. 80. morning subject. The
Ieaven ~ the Gospel Junior Mission
airy society. 30 .. M. Mems league :
o. M. evening service. T.30. evening
subject Confidence in Cod" Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting. 7.s0. topic
FOR study. Giving Thanks" Strangers
made wei come 90 all our services.
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G. w. ADOLPH
arniturs. Undertaking and Embalmiag
MAIN ST. BRIDoEPoRT.
Roth Phonss.


George s. L"ntz. O. farmer. and q
'. Ayers. ~ So ClairsviIlo wo.o
~" trrday appointed by Governor
COX ae 'sN deputies for Belmont
county and much interest was mant
f'af'I whom Tho announcement was
mad" They will appoint their
d"ruros In tho near future ono a..
OBJ" men appointed o. Democrat.
while tho other is o. Progressive
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This afternoon in squire Y. T. Ouc's
court the case 81 Hannah McCue vs.
EDNA Mc'uc and Lillian Blake VIII bs
heard. Iu" case o. for the right "a
property and ufII hc very interesting
To Will hc remembered that futgme M
Waa rendered against william AfrCut
t"re time ago. ard h.s property mas
been advert sod fur sale rsNt week THE
$40 ie fHr The rIEUt o. retain tie Drop
'rty. us 10 D. claimed that 90 is not "a
the rlEIt name.
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Large Crowd At,ena.d-

large crowd attended the birthday
social that was given In the Welsh CON.
sregational church last evening. and all
seemed to enjoy themselves A fine
Lrog gram was rendered. after which re-
iieShuents We're served Music was
furnished during the evening by tho
Gibson Mandolin and Guitar orchestra
Of this city.
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Opens To-day.

The new store OF the Martins Ferry
Clothing Company will open their doors
TO the public this morning with fine
line Of men and boys clothing, as they
received the balance Of their shipment
this week that WAS lost on the road
a he new store will be located in the
borch building. at the corner Of Fifth
and Hanover streets
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Fratsrnal Trading Por.

Large bills We're distributed over the
city yesterday announcing the ''Frater-
nal Trading Post that viii be held IN
the Armory hall the week OF December
> ana from all Indications the affair Will
d" the biggest thing OF the KIND held in
thls city Tor some time. The affair will
De given under the auspices Of the Fra
ternal Beneficial Association
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ASK All TO Decorate.

The High school students have asked
all of the citizens Of this city TO deco
rate their homes next Thursday after
noon when they play the Alliance High
school foot ball team on the Hoyle' :
Held 1t Is expected that the largest
crowd that ever Witnessed foot ball
game in this city. will be present
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Covert Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Frank. the young son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Covert. who died yester-
day following . brie fitness. will 10
conducted this afternoon at his late
home. Interment will be made in the
Davis cemetery.
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frosty ferltn church vlIi hold market
thif afternoon lr The Ninrunr meat
fr1fFrI uu south Fourth street. HuT fHa,.
VIII lute H fine Ure OF home made
cake. pics trrad and pastry far s,fn
~ affair viii continue afternoon and
o. 'uinr and fIe laIIra hope Co. oIeaf .
rrnf sum Ou The ..nrkrf
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McCune Funeral.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late William McCune. the veteran
dairyfnan. who died at his home on
scotch Ridge early Thursday morning
VIII be held this afternoon at o'clock
from the Scotch Ridge Presbyterian
church. and "A number fro mthis city
viii attend. lnterment will be IN Scotch
Ridge cemetery
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Met Last Evening.

The Knights OF the Maccabees held
we'll attended meeting in their hall
last evening and large number OF
out-of-town members were present
Several candidates were initiated last
evening. and a large number OF appli-
cations were acted upon. At the close
OF the meeting a fine lunch was served
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Meet This Evenino-

NIement lodge No. l29. |. o. o. +.
VIII meet in regular session in Their
nan this evening. and they will have
-FOUR candidates for initiation. The de
gree team OF the local lodge will be as
sisted by the team from belmont CT,
Lodge No. 121. from Martins Ferry
AFTER the work is completed. a fine
banquet will be served.
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Funeral services viii bo held TO-
morrow afternoon from hI4 late home
on fhc Cldlz pike over The remains
OF 'ho lafe william uailiqon. who die4
carly Thur.day morning after a short
i'IurH. lntcrment viii boz made ~
NIt'rtIcw cemetery in Martins
Ferry
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Michael. tho 14-year-old son 81 Mr.
and Mrs James Hess Of Pipe Creek.
died "Wednesday afternoon. following
a brief Illness Funeral services
werec onduoied a. his late home. yea.
to-day afternoon and intermcnt was
made IN the cemetery a. that place.
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ing hospital Of blood poisoning. was
heic from The home OF his mother on
guernsey street. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. o. G.. Herbrecht. pastor OF tue
sHst Reformed church. conducted
- services. Interment was made In
the Rose Hin cemetery.
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Funeral services over the remains
% Hattie. the two months-old dauqh-
ter % Mr. and Mrs. J W Givens. Of
Winding I'M. were conducted AZ her
late homo yesterday afternoon. IN
terment was made IN the Winding
Hill cemetery