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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-30

e. H.: Your .rieud wo..right when she
said tou can dissolve Tie fatty tissues and
thu. r.s.n your symmetrical figure II you
use simple Uaruotr for while 10 pre-
pare. dI-eu'y, 4 ounces parnutls M 2. pluts
Dor water aud waaa 81 ,uuls take table
spoonful before each meal You Will ne.
ouue u1 dle.ng on rigid exercising and
while p.IlUus quicNly removes tue burden
some fat. 50 IN no way dis'orts the figure.
When ,uur weight is whore you want o.,
yau can safely discontinue thc treatment
s.d y.ur skin aud flesh viii be smooth and
firm.
Mrs A: 1t is foolish to countenanco
that fuzzy growth on your chm. Get a
SMALL original package OF dciatono and
with lit'ie water mix enough Of the pow
der to make q thick paste, then spreud on
hairy surface After or minutes, rub
OFT. wash the skin and II will be free from
hair or blemish Be careful 1t is deialoue
you use.
Anra. As ! have before said an ex.
cessi,ely oily scalp or one covered with
which eventually causes Gle hair 10 lose its
lie and lustre md then fan out. The re-
cips for my quinEoIn AaiI tonic TN giving
you viii correct these iau''s and keep the
scalp healthy SO that a HXurinu. growth Of
soft fluffy heir naturally follows. Into y
pint alcohol pour I ounce qUinzJig. then
add D. pint water Use this tonic frequently
and y0u viii not he bothered with dnudruff
or excess oil and the color Of your hair will
be rich and e,el.
Hope Nou are quite right. powder does
not protect the skin II sm1thers the small
pores and cause, many complexion troubles
/ have found the very best thing 20 use is a
home made spugmaN lotion prepared as fol
lows In = pint witch hazel or hot water
dissolve ounces spuTmaN, then add two
teaspoonful, llyccriue | apply splringly
after washing and drying the skin and am
always delighted with the rose.tint ard vel
vety smoothneSs my complexion assumes
This sparmaN lotion is ideal for hot, windy
DAYS because II really protects the skin and
assists nature IN It's beautifying process.
Florence. Your hair will regain its rich
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-30

Laura. ! think your eyes will be both
cured and begutifed hy cryst1s tyt-touic,
made by dIssJlying ! ounce crystos In q pint
cold, clear water: then put or 3 drops IA
each eye occasionally Tor a few DAYS This
viii relieve the smart aud ache and Is very
restful to tired eye muscles The cry Sius
eye tonic is absolutely harmless a8d should
be kept handy to use when YOU get any for.
esn particle In the eye.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-30

Cora: ! cannot say what caused The
wrinkles and lines In your skin-probabf-
extreme dryness. Here is preparation
which | make up for myself which quickly
removes the wrinkles and restores the soft.
ness and natural One TO the skir-- Get AN
ounce Of almozoin at the drug STORE and dis.
solve It In y pint cold water. adding two
teaspoOniuls glycerinc Apply before retir.
ing and leave over night. This will remove
wrinkles, preveBt crows feet and make
your face soft and satiny. Il clears aud
whiieus the skin. too and you feel aud see
the effect immediately Ad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-30

y. B.-Wrlte to: Ladies' ADVISORY
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine CO..
cha ttanooEa Tenn, for Special In
structions, and 64-p page book, Home
Treatment for Women sent in plain
wrapper, on requesL-AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-30

Florence; Your hair will regain its rich
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

g Every mail contractor 10 required
to sss that the animals used Ia or.
rying the malls must be suitable for
ths work and properly cared for; sl.
70, that cruel treatment of an animal
while In tha performance Of the SER
vice will be considered cause for iu,-
posing 3 fine on the contractor, and
Requiring the dismispal Of the driver
or, rider. Therefore, All that any one
has 70 do when they see ! crippled
or half fed horse or mule being ria.
den or driven while carrying the
maiiais 70 drop 4 Apostal card TO the
Fourth Assistant p Postmastsr Gsner-
d, Washington, p. c.. and tho con-
tractor, rider and driver will b dealt
with accordingly
Us \ alsc against the law OF North
Carolina 70 trsat any animal cruelty,
whether while carrying the mails or
not, ana the grand Jury and eolici-
tSf Ars swcrH toindist nd prcsscnts
III yioIators u such iaw. Il
Coxtespopdsit. n n
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24
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EDrToR DgxocRAr:-Eyery enter,
prise must stand or fall on it, own
merit, But. whsn a enterprise u a.
instltntion~ dsvotsd to the pubic
good, 1t deserves thSsupport of that
public 70 which itaministsrs.
! wish TO lcongrAtulate the Demo
'cnt upon its Loyalty to Watauga
county. Its voice has always been
potent in defense Of this favored -
tim. The Training School and other
institutions have always received the
cordial support and encouragement
of your excellent publication. Thus
the Democrat is.fulAIlins the best
object of = county paper. Il mot only
gives the news; but It gives space TO
that which interests and upbailds. h
/, Some good judges have declared
that the Democrat Is the best paper
oi its kind in the State. A host Of
readers concur 10 this opinion. sThose
heretofore ignorant Of condftions 10
Watauga are to hear and bs conyinc
I'd. The usefulness Of the Democrat
Is bound to increase. We want the
ilAshlight Of publicity turned on this
section. We don't need missionaries
sef,t to NJ: we need TO send then 20
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

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Y u, NJ ].
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I 49, hsv. daeId.d q .c.,.,,.s. I. 4 NV .'', |.
nnsh l, Y, ...,. NJ s 3 .,x ~. va,
t,nns v, t,vo 49, lTiys. Z, 4. :.,,.,.
tnn,.t 4. z . 80. g, U !. Y w, u " rs. ,,,,,.,
and state ,.nn !, asio. , ,n..ss.i IN. n.
xe1ts seane. snls !. .s,.s,e \, .,..,;s (, ~.
lftis 6spsceed that not on,v III N.
sSns "; IL Blovinr ~ " "a vicIn,ty
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

Dysintery u llways serlons md
and often 4 dangsfoos diSesse, but
L can Ibe cuset. Chanb nberlsia'S Col-
Il. Cholera and DiarfThoea Reme
AZ has cured II even yhsn ma6g.
sant aud epidemic. For sale BY "a
dsslsrs.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24
M0st Children Hays Worms.

Many mothsrs think their chill
drep ~ auifering ;frsm ipdigestion,
headache. nervousnesr. weakness.
costiveness, when they are victims
of that most common of III chil.
dren's|Ailmehts- -worms. Peeyish,
illAempefsd, irstful -childssn, who
tosI i1d grind iheiF'testh, with bad
breath and !colicky. pains, have all
the: symptoms Of having worms;
and should be given Kickapoo
WStm Killer, 4 pleasant candy 'los-
sp9e, which expslls worms, regu.
lates ihs bowels, tones Up he sys.
tenn and makes children well and
happy. Kitapoo Worm Killer q
gusrantesd. All drssgists Or ~
mail. Price age. Kickapoo Indian
Msaisfas Co.; Rhiladl llp6ia va 81
Leafs. VI II /. n
E7ITYS 7TIVE
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

-~ ATT0nNEY.AT.L \
! Suesr Grove, North Caro-,
Srwnl prAct " 6slsglJ -
ths soulfs n, n tasRa sad "a;
joining SppRti issx aepsclA N 2 atten- \ y
tion sissa ~ ,tbs 4 seolllssstionr g
3 Ift. tR '7 ~ W w is47'3f = ~. 80 -
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

Vss AZ ~ "a \ Il q 4. 9rss X sTs A
tC0YRe1p s, Az III: t.aasss;
x Ile,n rs Pclees0s Brown
~ aiys and sQssx y Don Hcf.
ton Esli Gi66gni: y TatRsF 1 4 VI Riy,lsl IN
and bsquaAth Don,a tnInsd-up
lpestD slsgsl q PtolsSsor 40
iDoss6 6syt y ior a.dipE ttcqssss.
Iten 4. ~. Qscaf Ioinsl aiys
ard bgqnsath itol Mias. Chaak. my
blpshing iace, tohsye and TO hold
as hsr own from this tit1e forth
apd iofsvSt mors, ~ Z 1. 4
Item ILL ,Hia Apstip. VII "
qusath to Alisa. Mamis WilSon my
social talent Further. 1 bsqusath
ny body 10 the Trustsss Of The
Appalac chisn Training |: school q 4 e
b used ss . column n the. new
bomitory q thers is n0t enough
tan timber ii sWatauga to com.
plata the building. /
Item lain order that the
class 1914 may make their mark
IL tbe word. to them We give
and bsqueath Hattse Syilt'e NV.
Further, W xivs Hsttis's lace
paint 70 Prpilsssot p. B. Dough.
sftj sss' VI. n ].
item 49, -Tlat tbs good; old
,,ustom Of former clqsasg may be
Kept up and ths elris alwaye
lave hair ornaaants, /. Lilly
Campbell. give and beqaesth my
hair band and ribbons 10 Miss
Ruby Lswis, tho most fluffy head
"a girl among the Juniors. a
Itsms 14i--1y Bynam Hodges.
x'vs seo y !. !. I, s.a ~ 81 Ill., -. ~ - ! Y
'musss ~ .l . " y. y. ~ c,s ~ ~.
my va,.su qSe'e NJ sS'enss \ J, eno !. !
y VIZ lonoos ~ Is sessuaolnK sns
e3snm.s n 4 NJ ~ 4 = - Y c'y p' M''s
Fay 0Ess
81 Item 15.-k knowing what g
b'esfipg ~ q 70 kespa Glass hon
soss9 astesy Jrsdell = y I. Y Y CODY
s'vs snd neqoeSn my Oaln 9 neao i.a :
IAnc eooa nssufe g oura''vo'ou. a'' /.
jana a'a. !eu'-nesaeol succe'.o's y
J. .sh aNany nss,nsarSeo - suec'
4 slons - M GsFile I" yass'
Item 16.-As aclass who hai
sunfrad much, We VIII ana 'be-
Iquefatl ~ ms ms Eeeclfy. Mis!
Gsns Watson stuoo ofnness and
Fdigtity. Further, We give and
beqrsat y Miss y Y atson's right e
qualrrsl with ION Horton e
Miss Lackey:
| Item live hereby give and
sheah4ath 10 the Junior class th,
5;,IiIece Il roino ,o Ho,,ard: !
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

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'ths ntDbsrty o1nsd. .hv Nr. Em.
iSs ilSSsabuai ofS S,,nth ,aroBaaa .situ1
va "a Boydau,a, am ~ ma 8
FAbs due Il the flne1t 49, Y. Mo-
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~ Rsy. Waiter Adams has rntnr.
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24

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VA thss1 2th. liahus5S : = ny
QO0 Az, las
Tbs whcls6Is M M islsa
lppsl C0nt zion n CEaaiJt&S 1A
wssk. ! 4
|sss svs ~: \ I
| Spsgis Ky. = ~ a ahnat M
1000 iphaMtAats ~ bssn e,mo1t|
entirely dtstsoyst NJ nss. sgs|
Emory ia xArds u Allsghsn
| County tscshiy INA tIkHs h1id 6lI
|cattls killed ~ ~ thtshi 'l.oa|
|sbodt $500. 1 |I''' 20
Nlty tp0gsand dollars AAye. |
been Irsised icr = pIsspaAs sat iH-|
|proysmspt lund ipf M linn
Springs Orphan b. iss|
Henry FORD, tha aut6 no cnaa.|
|uisctursr = goia - thnd's 11y|
600, 600 mahsIe1 nsar' Dstsolt,
Mich. rA 4
The family q ri. +. r. Hsak6l Iit(
last wsk ior DlcxihI RdGk, wkSs91
tnsy VIII occupy their sus1mitlso1;|
| |tass icr x month br two. -Lsnois|
News. III VI
Senator Simmons has sppoia.. \
|ted ]. L, Taylos. o. Washlngton
n. q: Clsrk of the 6snGsg 9nanesI
COMMITTEES tosuccssd a. b, lWatte|
the lsw Collector. s8
1t y estimated that thp MlDs.
issippi annually carries u thS W.
1876. 200, 900 tons of dissdlve61
salt and $40, 600, 600 tons I /
mud. \.
Thrss N. u. past oGess VIM ri
discontinued on The 81st q thje4l
month. They are 1owniugDyille
and Whitaker.in Bladsn county,
and iBrcdis IN warrea COUNTY. M
Vincent Astor viii build q msp.
orials to his father, John yaco6'
Aster, IN the form o. B chldtsns
home at Rhinssb6 6ck, N. 4, Witch,
| will accommousts 100 thadrtn. l
| Gov. Craig has parponsd Dan
Yslss 81 this county. !. con ticlSd ioI
granddaughter and ssntsncsd 2 ~
seven years ii tue sstAts prison.
he has served only thrsS ysAtu. ~
| William J. Pric@ postmast
Meridian, Miss, hl bssn arreStsd3
charged With smpezsling 900
to 5000 ot port oiics funds.
and released On a|bonai q ioi 4, 900, Q !,
Linyills 10 to BE- tho gsthsrina
place Of goliiDg experts on ths
M-26, today tomorrow andSai.
urdoy, and the Handicap Coll
Tournament willS'bs played On
the Esseoia links. seI
The President has appointed
former Lientensnt Governor
Joseph E. Willard d virginis,
Minister to Spain and Judge
James w. Gerard of New Yofk
Ambassador to Germany. +saFt'
Senator Culbsrson of Texas
bas been ordered by' biz physic.
ians 70 keep s.bsolutsly quiet for
some time, owing to 9 nsrvops
collapse. He viii NOT be able TO
take part ip the deli 5,ratiops oi
the special session. .,,.,i ',,f
Maj. Ell. Hale has gore to
Washington for 3 ssr,es Of Con
isrsnees With th4 State Dspslt.
msnt on the Psn-Amsricsns sitA
uation preparatory % entering
uqon hls duties q minister to'
Costa Rics. is'
The train which carried Hecre.
tory Bryan and Senator Luke
Lea into Asbsvills on tho 12th1
ran oyer and instntly kilIsd Aiss.
Annis p Williams. Gainesville, y
Fla, ssummsr visitor. Who -
crossing : trsstls nsar Sxal|
DanOa. 7, q, IS
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24


M slssa ~ aialag eshee,.
lasi of 1 Sl8 'ot shs
siorspas a ats, county, towa and
|sehncb tgfp 81 y soupd mind
spd hsslthy bcdy Y il fnl( poassss
|slou cfailS or iGeuities, having
|e0ns thropeh ~ AlttA sqsirs
|tnestEci 'ths Ichopl - having
ssppl plemsnt nted Z / - - ular work
With - i cauppe cogtss sauaht
'by the sups q, and az
rug y! tpe yes $dy eu1furs,
ia wing never teared t1e 4 dear q Old'
! Etlmid 3E;s'incip Ee cofne Il21 / ~
lpsrtQrm tne lasf AppRtt AZ \ dnty
'9tl tnls We An this \ VAL theFs al u y \.
re ,neea n py sms!n \! ll'e leonlns 10y
= many sings Proisseof 5Ee4ss nase n
gwen miss Bridge y y also
needless lpr ms tQ spy anything
Z aopus y fe \ tns ~ Engl'san sal eng ss Hntory
eourses 8 g tor e az e vone Yo' can iook g
! vps p'ssso!s y, \: ! aaa 3 Vp,
p'e'aD'e c.sss' Motsser' p II y ~ - Y \
|fsaaep tee D y Y Latin 9! pony tnrcpga
~itn Dur iew wrecks snd most g y
me e wsFs \ csuso y our nos ~ :.
.nR Y q sols . scan. ~ ale . nov 3
plspanq tossss y peacs nsIoe !.
sue qu'eu 'isef ..e snu i walt = eyn 4.
rfo'essOr !! D0Wnum comss witp. 81
nis = correct :. t,me ana saya. y
I,me 'of .ne :. n laogment; q ol2x tne \ !
sIuMpe gs u. Isnele.ofs y 4 cec.als i, A
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1s's's ossr Ma'y 1u'uss - ! n.
ssa' "A ys' \ e III 80
aspn.. auol Nussss ~ s'p'''
49, ss \. y'om'.s !" = $3.50 nps,
.s'nsS 1919 .os.'s, ~ u nss-s .lu
usc'als 'us our 'a'e va .u0 !. 80 = !
'1'uenS
asm lvu. ssl'ot sn'sy
end ~ our sAs,pooHs . ~ oaue I
~. = o.e 49,. uSDs 80 ,uIst /. ~
c'1' u ! w S's .
posse'.su. vls 49,
'ol w o'1sps ~ uslys n ~ !.
IN; I,,s;... !. |. d IA Tss,s ~ h 4
III.
anS I. ]
noniaa fhst their 1ainds NAV 4.
main c,saTsil their !, syes;rn ! cooil y
until, IRA old avsl tsnstinr r 4 tbey
un.1 -, ~ 'su...n w!
mals as hard " w have ridden
them. but viii depend more . Don
| the text.books, ths dictionary
|andshard stu !.
Z.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1913-07-24
|ID. LOVE,

FX Az Law, 2Q \
BANMER ELK, N. Q.
ssesics 10 The icoufts
laisehall and sdjoinins
7.6-'ii.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28
CURES COLDS, GROUP
and SORE THROAT
Mothers Should Try This Simple,
Sensible Treatment for
Croupy Children.

The old method of dosing the stom-
ach to cure colds and Group is wrong
and harmful.
When your child is cross, feverish
and full of cold, apply small quantt-
ty OF Nostrlola Balm ITO the nostrils,
and on chest and throat-also under
arm pits and on soles of feet. This
simple common-sense treatment vii.
clear the head and open the air pas
sages almost instantly. stop sneezing
running of the nose and quickly
change haN-siels fretful child into a
happy playful one.
Many mothers new use the Nostri-
ola treatment and nothing else tr
keep the children free from colds and
Group. .
You won't believe the good results
this simple treatment will bring until
you make the test. Get 25c tube OF
Nostriola OF your druggist today. and
you'll wish you had tried ii sooner
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28
S OCIAL
Enterta,ns Friends.


Miss Pearl Leonard, of Baltimore
street very pleasantly entertained a
number OF her friends Monday even
ing. Games of various kinds were
INDUCED IN after which the hostess
served delicious refreshments.
Those present were Opal Norman,
Maggie Duty, Addie Hill, Adelpha
Hill, Lenora Freeland, Anna Miller.
Sadie Creighton. Jessie Lants.
Wayne Lantz, Helen Morrett, Edith
Lynn, Elva Lynn, Eva Miller, ollie
Miller. Lettie Wexford, Agnes Mikes,
Bertha Lambert, Kate jackson,
Glenna jackson, Mary lPayton, Joe
House, Isaac Mikes, l.. Butcher, Her
bert oldroy, Glenn Rogers, Robert
Mcdonald. Vivian Mcdonald, Clar-
ance Tate, John Kemper, Meigs
Quinn, Clarence Kidd, Romano
Jackson, Harry Garter, Guy Wood
ford, Foster Martin, Ray Compton,
Earl Underwood, ohm Mikes, Archie
Mikes, Leo Schultz, Leonard verl-
ford, Harry schaffer, Harry Duty.
Guy higgins, Joe White, Pearl
chr!sman, Pearl Leonard, Mrs. Nor
rett, Mrs. tsennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Faust and j. r. Cornell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28
Nixon Entertains Crystals.

Frank Nixon, the genial proprietor
of the Crystal Cafe. entertained the
members of the Crystal duck pin team
at 6 o'clock dinner at his place Of
business Monday evening. Manager
Nixon proved to the members of the
Crystal team that his restaurant was
little better than the Crystal team
as his restaurant is the leading one
in the city and the Crystal team fin
ished second in the City League dur
ing the first half of the season. The
Crystals promised to make record
as good as Manager Nixon has made
and be first in the last half of the
season. Those present were Harry
f. DAVIDSON, Leon Hoffheimer, How
ard Crummitt, Steven G. Jackson and
James ]. Coughlin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28
A GOOD BREAKFAST.
some Persons Never Know What II
Means.

-,l..
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Night Card Club.

The Night Card Club was delight
fully entertained last evening from
8 to IL o'clock by Mr.. and Mrs Ben
iamin f. Thompson in their home on
Maple avenue. Auction bridge was
played at three tables and at the
completion of the rubpers salad
supper was served. Covers we're laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest, Huttpn,i Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn S Hornor, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Vance, Miss Hazel
Frost and Messrs. Wilfred wamsley
and Dudley D. Britt.
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Triangle Clubs Dance.

A dance will be given by the Tri-
angle Club Thursday evening in Hoff,
man Hall. A well selected program
of dance music win be rendered by
the Cadenza orchestra. The patron
esses will be Mrs. Virgil L. Highland,
Mrs. William A, Gaylord, Mrs. Charles
S. Smiley, Mrs. Peter H. Koblegard,
Mrs. Samuel R. Harrison, Mrs, Ben
iamin F. shuttleworth and Mrs. Frank
A. Dennison.
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Fafrnont Couple Married Here.

Mr.. Ulysses G. Bartholow, car
pentef of Fairmont, and Miss Marie
White, also of that city, were married
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
parsonage of the First Methodist
Episcopal church by the Rev. G. d.
Smith. The couple will make thell
home at Fairmont.
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Dance Invitations.

The Bellefeld Club has sent out
cards of invitations for dance which
it will give in Hoffman Hall, We'd
uesday evening, January 30. The
committee in charge consists of Frank
Feinberg, Louis oliker, Harry Freid
berg, Aaron Winer and f. Jacobs,
A buffet luncheon will be served and
fine program of dance music will be
played by the Cadenza orchestra.
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Special Meeting.

A special meeting of the ,Ladies'
Aid Society of the Adamston United
Brethren church will be held We'd
nesday afternoon intthe church. I'm
portant business is to-, transacted
and full attendance of the mem
bership is desired,
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Orcaniycs Glass.

Professor Finly Mott, of Parkers-
burg, organized a children's dancing
,lass this afternoon in Hoffman Hall
with the following patronesses: Mrs.
w Percy Goff, Mrs. William II. Lewis,
Mrs. Charles 0. Findlay, Mrs. Albert
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HoW's This !

We ofer one Hundred Dollars Reward for an,
sase q Catarrh that cannot be cured by HallS
!. J. CHENEY 6 CO.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned, have known r. y.
perfectly honorahl. IN all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obligations
NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE..
Toledo. Ohio.
Hairs catarrt Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upoa the blood and mucous surfaces 81
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price "a
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family PMS for constipation.
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Last Dance.

Professor McGraw gave the last or
a series of dances in Hoffman Hall
last evening. A delightful program
Of dance music was played by the
cadenza orchestra and about eighty
guests were in attendance.
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To Meet.

The Womans Auxiliary of Chris
Episcopal church will meet Wednes.
day afternoon in the parish house a
4 o'clock. All members are urged te
be present as special business is tt
be discussed and transacted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-28
CRATIC
Basketball Team Squawk Be
cause Rooters Were Not
Admitted Free.

In Saturdays issue OF the Grafton
Sentinel was an article about the
game tplayed here last
Friday night between Che scholastics
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Special Meeting.

There will be special joint meet
ing Of the Woman's Civic Club and
the Tuesday Club in the parrish
house of the Episcopal church
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. William a. Vance to a number
of her friends for bridge party Fri
day evening and a progressive euchre
party Saturday afternoon.
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Bridee Lunclleon.

Mrs. Benjamin F. shuttleworth will
entertain a number of her friends al
a bridge luncheon Wednesday after
noon from / to 4 o'clock with no spec
ial honor guest.