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Evening journal., 1913-09-03

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md, Sept. 3.--The regis
trnrs Of voters for Cecil county met in
Ellxton on Monday and received the
registration booiss for this year.
The season for shooting rail and reed
birdie opened IN Cecil county on Monday.
Many Ellkton gunners were IN readiness,
but the lack Of good tide operated
against them.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Reeder,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs James II.
Reedtr Of North East TO j. S. Taylor
Of Wilmington was solemnized IN the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, New
York City on Thursday, the Rev. George
Clark Houghton. d. D. officiating.
The death Of Lucius Henry White Of
Port Deposit took place in the Mary
land General Hospital, Baltimore, on
Friday.
The Red Mems parade in Elkton on
Monday was a genuine success Visit
ing lodges from North East, Perryville,
Colora, Cherry Hill and the surrounding
towns calne in full Indian regalia
Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Thockery
returned TO their home in Elkton on
Sunday after delightful automobile
trip to Atlantic City, Asbury Park and
other New Jersey resorts and TO Bay.
Vile, L. l., where they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson, former
ly OF Elkton.--Robert b. Lewis Of Phil
adelphia spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs. Harry d. Lee.--Mr and Mrs. ID. j.
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ACTRESS is BRIDE
OF ]. w. MATTHEW'S

Miss Edith Dolores Walls, an act
.ress Of Philadelphia, and John w.
Matthews, sales manager of the du-
Pont Powder Company, we're married
yesterday in ST. Francis de Sales
Catholic Church, Philadelphia. The
bride. was the ingenue in the OrDheum
Stock Company a year ago. She has
been with the Poll Stock Company
for the last few months
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews will spend
a week In Atlantic City, and then Mrs.
Matthews will resume her stage ca
reer. She will retire in about O year.
Mr. Matthews is 81 years old and his
wife is %.
Evening journal., 1913-09-03
NEWS NOTES from ELKT0N SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs Lydia Fowler is the guest of rela-
tives at Milton.
Miss Elva Bennett, Of Millwood, has
as her guest Miss Webb, Of this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Beer have been
visiting friends at Burrsvile, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey P. Welch are
guests Of their parents, near Bridge
vile.
Lee Harrington has been visiting his
parents, at FELTON,.
Mrs. Horace Roop and children have
been spending some time with friends at
Milton.
Miss Mary Thomas, of Andrewville,
was recent guest Of Wilmington
friends.
Mrs Norman Hopkins has been spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Hopkins. at Vernon district, near Mil
ford.
Miss Anna c. Smart has returned
home after spending two weeks at Della
ware Water Gap and Easton, Nd
Roland J. Smith of Montrose has re-
turned from a visit TO Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. Herbert Nullin Of Atlantic
City returned home yesterday after
spending six weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Eli Mendinhan
Allen Sharpe has returned from a
short visit to Sea Isle City, n. j.
Avery Gray has returned from
weeks visit to the Delaware Water
Gap.
Miss Margaret somers is spending a
week In New York.
Thomas A. Sharpe, Jr.. has returned
after three-weeks stay at Pitmani
n. J.
Mrs. and Mrs. John D. Stroud have re-
turned from a two-weeks' visit to the
Delaware Water Gap.
Marshall Smith Of Philadelphia was
Sunday visitor at the home OF has
brother. Henderson Smith, at Bellemoor
Miss Elva and Lillian Jersh are Wis
iting Miss Marie Carr Of No. 3O6 French
street.
Patrolman William Snyder, with Mrs
Snyder and their daughter returned
last night from a ten days visit at
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary V. Rilty and Miss Kate
Riley are spending ten days at the
Carey House. Atlantic City.
/ Miss Marie McGraph of No. 100 North
Franklin street left yesterday Tor a
visit of two weeks to relatives IN
+ Johnstown. n Y.
The Misses Mary c. and Jane A. Nc
Gonigal have left on a visit to then
sister. Mrs. John Finn of St. Louis.
! Mr.. and Mrs William c. Baird and
family and Mrs. Anthony Orth and
family have returned from a ten-days
stav AZ Fenton Beach
/ Mrs Cora A Baird and son, Preston
/ were weekend visitors at the Fentor
Cottage. Fenton Beach
Mr.. and Mrs william T.. Bouzart
and son Orville, Mr.. and Mrs. Norri:
Smith and son, irwin have returned
from an automobile trip 20 Atlantic
lCity
William F. Kurtz has returned
home from a trip to Europe.
William R. Fuges left Monday or
his annual extensive western trip. He
lexpects TO spend most of his time thi.
year in Denver and Salt Lake City.
Evening journal., 1913-09-03
NIELDS' BATTERY
MEN IN REUNION

In Shellpot Park yesterday the an
nual reunion of Nields' Battery As
sociation was held Speeches were
made by Colonel Benjamin Nields and
Richard g Buckingham. During the
year Lieutenant William Lee. Peter
Chandler, Samuel Gossett and Parke
Mason, members Of the battery. died,
and William A. Talley. Robert Liddell
and Colonel Nields we're named a COM
mittee 10 draft resolutions on their
death. The officers for the year fol-
lows:
james L. Hawkins. president; VIII
liam A. Talley vice-president; Will
liam W Lackey, treasurer, Alfred
Rumford, secretary and John B. Kelly
chaplain.
Following the meeting a dinner
was spread by the ladies. James e
Henry, manager Of the park. donated
hot coffee, for which vote OF
thanks was extended him.
Evening journal., 1913-09-03
WATERMELON PARTY

A watermelon party was given in
Pennsgrove on Monday night at the
Charles cottage by the Misses Carr. The
young people danced on the beach at
midnight. The guests were; Misses
Helen Goseling. Elva Jerski, Lillian Jer-
ski, Of Philadelphia; Marie Carr, Helen
Carr. Essie Clegg. Cora Carr. Sarah
Nuechel, Robert Hanley, Harry Vanden.
braak. James Carr, Frank Hyland
George Shultz, Albert Ryan, Raymond
Goodwin, Charles Wahls, Charlie Brown,
Clarence Pyle, George Clarke. The party
wss chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank
yandenbraak.
Evening journal., 1913-09-03
NOTICE.!
Chapter w. Volume u; Laws of Delaware

Chapter 177 Volume u; Laws of Delaware.
General Provisions Respecting Trade
AN ACT Providing for the Registration Of Persons, Firms
Partnerships, and Associations.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of the State of Delaware in General Assembly
Section That after the approval Of this
person firm association shall engage in, prosecute or
any within the limits of this State by
using any trade title which does not disclose the
Christian of such person, of firm
association the Christian and surname of each and
every person comprising said firm association without
in addition what is required by the laws of this
State filing certificate under the hand of such per-
son. or in of association under the hand of
one of the members of such firm association in the Office
of the Prothonotary Of each county in whica prose-
cutting transactng such business designating the trade
title and Christian and surname of such person,
or in case of firm association the Christian and
name of each and every member comprising such firm
association all such certificates shall show the date
when such partnership association was organized, to
which said certificate there shall be attached the affidavit
of person signing to the effect that the facts therein
stated true and correct
Section O. That whenever change occurs in the
membership of any firm association which has filed
certificate under the provisions of Section of this Act
supplemental certificate under the hand of of the
members of such firm or association shall within ten
davs after change, be filed in the Office Of the Pro-
thonotary of county in which had heretofore fled
certificate designating the Christian and of each
and every member comprising such firm or association
after such change and the date when such change took e
feet to which said certificate shall be attached the ada
Wit of the person signing it, to the effect that the facts
herein stated true and correct.
Section a. If any person shall wiully make or he
under the provisions of this Act any affidavit which is
false the shall constitute the crime of false swearing
and shall constitute the crime of false swearing shall
be punishable such.
Section s. If any person, firm association shall
violate the provisions of this Act then every such
nerson each and every comprising such firm
Association shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
unon conviction thereof shall be fined than
hundred dollars imprisoned for term not exceeding
three months or both, the discretion of the
Section g. Nothing in this Act shall affect apply
70 ont-stock associations using common being
ordinary partnerships which have than fifty stock
holders or members legally incorporated companies
Approved March II, A. D. 1913.
This does not apply to persons VINO have already COM
plied with the previous Act
JOSEPH wIGGLESwoRTH, Prothonotary.
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sHELLPOT GTTRACTIONs.

There will be the uusal program at
Shellpot Park today including free
band concerts afternoon and evening
end free moving pictures in the even
ing Illustrated songs have been
added to the free moving pictures
by Manager Henry. Tomorrow night
will be amateur night and a number
of amateurs will contest for prizes
in addition to the regular vaudeville
bill This is expected to prove an
interesting feature Friday night will
be grocery night and on that occa-
sion 200 packages of groceries will
be distributed to the lucky patrons
in the Family Theatre. Saturday will
be Haymakers' Day when that branch
of the Red Men will have special
program of exercises. There will be
other special features during the
week
Evening journal., 1913-09-03

Berwyn; Thomas Malin. Mrs Thomas
Malin, Ma'yrl; Benilnin II Malin
Alexander l'alIis. Ms. aioNanier
Psrris, Ga)rga Malir Greea Mrs.
George Malin Green. Martina Ida
Young, Philadelphia; Levi Malin.
Broomoa. samuel o. Malin, Ban-
more. Md; Milmer L Malin, Belle
fonte; Gulielma p. Caldwell, Brook
haven; Mrs, Joseph Guest, Sugar
town; Ms. Blanche Fieli phlii,s
Folsom Nr and Mrs. lTowarc c.
Nalin, Woodbury. ~ g., Ei.a Bertha
Mslin, Edge Moor Del; Laura sey-
mon. New York: Mrs rolcrt A,
Mather, Fddystone.
Visitors Mrs. e. II. McAllis,cr,
Mrs. J. W Russell, Mrs. c. $. Ottcy,
Media; Leonard Dresslcr. Dovor. Del.
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MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ripperger yes
terday observed the ffty-hfth anniver-
sary OF their marriage Their chill
dren and grandchildren were at their
home, No. 1641 West Fourth street to
spend the day with them. Mr. Rip
perger Is member Of DUPONT Post. G.
A. r. and a past commander and on
October 29 viii reach his eighty-sec-
ond birthday anniversary. His wife is
50 years OF age.
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PASTOR WELCOMED HOME.
The Rev. Dr. J. d. c. Hanna Given
Reception by Pensioners.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 3-The
Rev Dr. John d. c. Hanna, pastor
Of the 29th Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church. goth and York streets,
was given a reception by members Of
his congregation upon his return last
night from Europe He represented
the Philadelphia County Sunday
School Association at the. Sunday
School Convention held in Zurich.
The Rev Frank F. Ritter and e. F.
Eusing met Doctor Hanna when he
landed in New York When the party
alighted at North Philadelphia last
night they were greeted by a band, a
troop of Boy Scouts and members Of
Doctor Hanna's Bible Glass, who
paraded down Broad street.
Evening journal., 1913-09-03
STORK LEAVES A soy

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Steele are be-
Ing congratulated on the arrival OF
a son. They have named him Edward
Newell Steele. DR.. Steele is an Off
cial OF the dupont Powder Company.
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Breakfast at Echo Bluffs.

Echo Bluffs" the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. l.. Davis. was the scene Of u
delightful event yesterday morning
when 4, breakfast was served TO a
large number OF friends. the number
composed OF members OF the Mission
class OF the NJ. l.. Church. South. The
party, headed by their teacher, Mr..
.. +. Ramage, walked to Echo Bluffs"
which is situated near the old Mere.
dlth farm below Evansville and dc.
licious breakfast, was served OH their
arrival. The menu included fried ba.
con and eggs. creamed potatoes. hot
rolls. coffee and home grown straw.
berries and cream.
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SENATORS
CONTINUED from Page One.)

for The hills, the committee heard one
witness on the suhicc; OF Interference
with the postal service. John Colds.
borough, who told thai his letters had
been opened at the High Coal poS,or.
lice in the Boomer mine field.
No further Witnesses were or hand
and the committee adjourned TO pre-.
pare for The trip TO the mines.
Down from the hills to-day came II
hundred hrawny coal miners. 10 tel
the committee now their home country
vas Transformed into iheater of civil
var.
They luunged about the city and
| thrOngrd the lobby OF the hotel where
the committee holds its hearings
awaiting the disposition by the com.
mitIec OF former Governor Glassrock.
who WAS 10 have been he star %itncss
81 The day.
The ruling OF the committee that no
witnesses could he compelled TO an.
swer Questions tending to incriminatn
themselves has had the effect Of elm
irating much OF the cross examination
Of witnesses by the attorneys for the
operators.
This became quite apparent IN the
examination Of John SeaChrist. red
haired. husky limbed young miner
summoned 10 Testify a. 10 Interference
with the postal serTire. Attorney
knight for the operators undertook TO
cross examine him. He began with n
discussion Of the mine owners plan OF
issuing script 70 miners as an evidence
OF work done. negotiable al The com.
negotiate script for cash at a ten per
cent discount was pretty good trade.
ahd Attorney Knight e!icted thai Sea.
christ had admitted that he was ono
o" a party that ati8cked the village Of
MucklTw on February ION Of this
year.
q. How many men were there,
A. About 100.
| q. We're they armed?
! A. Yes.
q. How many shots were filed?
| A. Well. reckon Just couldn't say.
q. Did you fire any shots?
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Alumni Reunion.

Normal Alumni:
Your committee has arranged re,
union banquet at the dining parlOrs OF
The new n. f.. church. 9TH street. Fri.
Gay evening. June IL, AT :. o'clock
sharp.
Our school has been Very success.
tul this year. and the local Alumni. as
well as the visiting members will pay
Il deserved compliment aud show their
appreciation Of what has been done
by attending the banquet and welcom
me the fine new class OF 1918. We
have arranged Tor good music. a lew
good short talks and plenty OF good
cheer FOR all. Several early classes
as well as later classes are represent
ed by out of Town members this year
but We want all The lOral members. es
peCially 10 get there. 10 show how
FairmOnt does things. Come without
your SUPPER and Won will enjoy all The
good things before you. Feel again
the spirit OF this great Fairmont stat,
Institution. where We got our start
You are cordially invited. and urged
especially. To come. Come on.
H. l.. BUTCHER, President.
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SPCRS0NALSz
~ PEOPLE ~
as THEY CONE AND co

MIS-. J. II. Kinkesd and son. \. {.
kinkead returned fast night from
Sharon. Pa. where they we're called
by the death of the formers brother.
Mr.. Matt Martin.
Mrs. J. \. Lillcy and Miss Maudc
bCgeeSs Went to Warrington today 10
visit relatives.
NJ. \. y. Scott. Of MoundsvillC, was
In the city yesterday Il guest at The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Lehman.
Mrs. Eugene Gaber' aud daughters,
Mary Virginia and Eleanor, are cN.
pected here this evening TO spend scv.
eial days with The formers parents.
MIR, aud Mrs. J. II. Kinkpud. The
have recently moved from Ot;O. nen'
Spencer. TO salem.
Miss Hazel Parker, Is the cues, OF
friends in Grafton.
Mrs. Fred Boydsiou aud sons, Of
Salt Creek. Wyoming. are the guests
Of NJ. and Mrs. Y. ", Boydsisn and
| family in Lorust avenue.
MIS-. Is. 6. Muore left Yesterday far
Wilmington. Del. called by the death
OF brother. N
Mayor and Mrs n. :. Lively wcn,
ia Pittsburgh las, ripb, I'm snrrd ;,
few DAYS
Mrs Jobr f. phitrirs ,rd dou.h.ar
Miss Ruth ,er, Ls, nigh, ,o, Wash.
inptou. II r. whore ,bov ,.iIi lao ,ba
ruests or ur and Mrs a. = tt.rror
for several w..ls
urs r;,o "a. ,,., .....
Sweeney Jeff las, nipbt for ,.,stiu.
Ion and phi,,ler,bia
Miss Mary rIcmius has r.,rrrcI
from WASHINGTON ,rd u,i,imore
where sL. had sr.u, sey.r,Iw,e,,s
with relatives
The Misses Agnes and pr,h tionrv
are in washington u e in. .ue.,s
oF ,h.ir amt Mrs u r,,a,,.
Mr.. and Mrs Yeber, Tan,o,, h.,e
closed their home in F,irmor, ,v.rro
and have gone In their simmer hono
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i. Yes
q. With what?
A. With gun.
e. Whefeh id yoH get It?
4. bought IT, said the witness.
shifting a cui of llSIcr0 and reach.
luz for the committees official cHspi-
dor. lie explained tina; h" bought the
gun on the road from man he had
never seen before. shortly after The
strike began last April
Attorney Knight wanted to know
who tod him to 20 10 Murklaw bill 10
stack the town and where he got his
ammunition for his gun. He said he
Just happened along There ANA Tia,
most OF his ammunition he bought ut
Montgomery.
AT This point Two questions brought
Tie committee 10 It's feet ana resulted
III Il rh!ins that the witness need moi
answer questions tending TO incrim.
inule himself.
Attorney Knight wanted to know il
Walter Di"hl had ordered ScachrIs;
20 20 10 Muck!ow hill Tor the battle
and if e. f. parsnns had furnished
Elm and Other mcu with ammunition
Neither question was answered. That
was made apparent that the commit,
'r" did not intend to place men in bale
q! criminal prosecution by reason OF
their testimony before the committee
IN Attorney Knight argued in vain thai
he expected to prove u conspiracy III,
voiving men now present before III,
"omlnitte" connected with the hill ba,
tie.
The committee expect 10 keep dow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-12
Missionary Meeting.

The Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church will be held on
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. John W. Mason. in
Morsaniown avenue. The following
programme will be carried out:
Dcv0lional-Mrs. II. G. Stoetzcr.
Report OF Presbyterian meeting.
Review OF Presbyterian Trcasurer'S
Report.
Solo-Mrs. c. W. Waddell.
Memorial Ia Mrs. \. 4. Mcfarland
Mrs, ]. \. vandervort and Mrs. J.
W. Barnes.
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Church Reception.

Al the First baptist church last
evening the congregation OF the
church was entertained at large re-.
cePtioH. the honor guests being about
ia0 members recently received IN the
church. The event was entirely in.
formal and was largely attended. Re.
freshments were served by the wO.
men OF the church during the evening.
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A Musical.

The pupils In music OF Sister Gene.
We've OF the Parochial school gave n
recital last evening which was heard
with interest by the friends of The pa.
pills. Taking part on the programme
were Regina Lynch. Regina Wceman.
Mary Agnes Mooney. Fanny Hunt.
Martha Raymond. Angela Hart. Mary
inmate, John Walter. Elcarnor pcddi.
cord. lrina Sapper. Frances iIagGpr.
ty.
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Attend Dance in Ohio.

Among the young people from this
city who will 20 to Marietta this even.
ing TO attend h dance given by Miss
Mary Myers are Misses Gertrude Din.
ger. Of Wheeling; Misses Jessie ia.
cobs and Grace Robinson. OF Fair.
mont; Misses Nell Peppers. Ora Wells,
Messrs. Ray Tahler. Carl I.aneiitt and
Everett BROOKS. - parkcrsburc State
journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-12

OF this city and is a graduate OF the
State Normal school. lie is employed
as travelling salesman for a western
auto firm. Mrs. Amos is daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs, !. II. Learn Of ~
Adams avenue. West Detroit. The
marriage was sOlCmnized Saturday,
June :.
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FLAG Day Observation.

The Daughters of the American Reg.
olution will observe Flag Day on Sat.
urday afternoon Of this week al the
home Of Miss Mary Louise Nichols TT
Falrmont avenue. The meeting will
convene AT 3 o'clock. Election OF of
fcefs will take place and reports from
the Continental Congress will be
Eeard.
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West Virginia Graduates.

BOSTON. June le.-Two West Viz.
sinia girls. Sadie f. Avis. OF Hinton,
and Mary l. donaldson, of Hunting.
ion. were graduated Today at Noun,
Holyoke College, South Hadley. Mass,
with the degree of bachelor OF arts.
An impressive procession TO chapel
preceded the graduation exercises.
Both the West Virginia girls were
prominent al Mount HoTyoke.
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Attend Commencement.

Hon. G. A. Norlhcott AMI daughter.
Miss Amizeita Northcott, OF Hunting
ton. will arrive here this evening. Mr..
NofthcOtt is member of the State
Board OF Regents and will attend the
Normal school commencement eyer
cises tomorrow From here they wit,
go TO the West Virginia University
comwencement and on TO Wheeling 10
attend the semfcentenniai celebration.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Sermon. Of
salisbury, Nd. have been guests At
the home of Mr.. and Mis-. Trcvy Nut.
ter in Chicago street for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardesiy and
Mr. Jos. lIardesty. Of ShlnnstOn. and
Mrs. David Carter, Of Clarksburg. ar
rived today and joined the guests at
the Nuttci home.
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Miss Lena Parks is recovering slow.
ly from severe attack of typhoid few
er and complications.
Ray Howard. Of Waynesbwg. Pa,
who underwent an operation for ap,
pcndicirIs at Cook Hospital, on Sat
rrday, Is recovering.
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years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman and
children. William Parry and M!.i
Margaret. will 90 TO Waynesburg the
latter part of next week 10 attend the
marriage. Little Miss Lehman vii
be flower girl. The marriage will
he solemniHed quietly.
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The list Of Witnesses as much as pYssi.
bic IN order to shorten the hearings
and the scores of miners who crowded
the room. although under subpoena,
we're not expected to be heard al once.
The committee hopes to complete the
hearings here this week. issse,
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viii Entertain,

Miss Marguerite Kirkland will en-.
terrain with luncheon at the Fort
Henry Club Saturday complimentary
&c Miss Emile Almy. OF Williamsport,
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Nice Shou,ing

Md. who Is the guest OF Mrs. Frank l.
Schmidt--WheeIIng Register.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-12

How persis,entIy do you advertised
for that hoped.for job. ssi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-12
Rugs For
Summer Use

When you lay a Grass
Rug" on your floor you have
a clean and sanitary floor
covering, one that is very
low-priced, one that looks
neat and attractive, one that
wears well, one that we new.
er heard described as unsat-
isfactory.
They do not crack, can be
easily swept or washed, and
can be used to very good ad,
vantage on porch, or inside
of the house.
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All Trimmed Hats
5000 tn 81 m

irresistible! The smHln
beau
dainty mal"e combinations 'nr~ and nans
idea wi flowers feat and ibbols