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BUSINESS CHANCES

UOUNG BUSINESS MAN WILL INVEST
II 81 500 with services In business stand.
ing investigation, or will buy good business.
Address b.. Evening journal Office. septic %
SUBSTANTIAL RPORATIO N
"A wants reliable party 90 establish office
and manage salesmen. sholld pay $4,000 to
$4,000 annually $500 20 STO0 will
finance business you handle own money
References exchanged Sales Manager, No.
406 Fisher Bldg. Chicago, IN iuly2 sats-tf.
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statesmen WANTED.

M ANTED-TWO HIGH GRADE SPE-
w ciaity salesmen or capable ex'mer
chants for staple line Liberal weekly ad
vance Protected territory Old established
house. S. E Kline Sales Manager 6is'
80 Crafts Bldg Cleveland, Ohio. sept12'lt.
q ALESMEN WANrED-ENPERItN
- unnecessary: easy work big pay
Write for large list of openings offering op
portunitios TO earn 500 90 $500 month
while YOU learn Address nearest Office.
Dept $50, National Salesmon's Training
Association Chicago New York Kansas
City San Francisco septi2-it
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PAPERHANGERS

Ohm REYBOLD, PAPER HANGER,
571sL. iani2-tf.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

~ DUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
chauffeur. Can give best Of reference.
Address VIC, Evening Journal Office.
sit-12t
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

HFIp HELP
If YOU want good help. the place to hnd
A. is through the Delaware Employment
Rrreau. Sixth and Tatnnll streets.
We are prepared for you. We have on
our books the names Of the best general
help Ia the city.
Can We be of service TO youi
Caii us on the d. & A. phone 5O35. we II
rot husy Tell as what you want--wen do
thc reet sopt5-20t
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AGENTS WANTED.

A ENrS-FLECTRlC SIGN, FLASHES
"A rhangeable wording In radinnt, spark
Inns beams of colored electric light out
scllinc everything az $40. Valuable cxclu'
sivc territory sample free. flashtric
Sign Works. Chicago septl2'lt.
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APPLY TO
ISAAC DILLIN,
92s l-2 MARKET STREET.
Phone. 4931Y and 5746.
MONEY TO LOAN

NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Nl Any amount at lowest rates Quickly
furnished Address MAO Evening Journal
Ofhce. nov23-m,w.stf
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PALMISTRY

Nj ADAM SOPHIA CAN BE SEEN
WI every day from 10 A. NJ 20 3 T.. NJ.
lells your past, present and future as you
have gone and will go through life. 10.
900 West Twenty fourth street. Wilmington
Del iune2aN
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS USE
~ Of phone and bath Reasonable. No.
2o8 West Seventh ST. aug3i-tm.
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Il URNIsHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE
II family Apply No oi6 West Eighth
street d. & A. phone. 5b48D eept4.12t
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~ URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Il Housekeeping No. 201 East Fifth
street. aug29.im.
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HELP WANTED

~ I'm. WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT
mi Jobs S05.OO 20 $4,000 month.
Write for list Of positions available. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE, Dept AIR, Rochester
~ y nug26-imo
w RTTFRs WANTED AT ONCE TO
w send us poems or melodies for new
songs We can compose music and arrange
for publication Immediately. Dugdale Co.
Dept ESQ. Washington, D. q.
sept5 512,1o,26.
HAVE A CONTRACT TO DISTRIBUTE
million free pkgs BoraS Soap Pow
der. Want reliable men and women 20
help SIS weekly Wayerly Brown. $50
n. Franklin, Chicago. septi2-lt.
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Welding. Brazing and Cutting
Oxy-AcetyleneProcess. All Work
Guaranteed. Estimates Given.
National Machine Company
Phones. GIL Orange st.
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APARTMENTS


FsIRABLE FIvE-ROOM APARTMENT;
IL modern improvements; porch and tele'
pnone S. W. Corner Fourth and Rodney
streets auEI5-f
n OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 616 WEST
E Third street Apply 20
MAX EPHRAIM, West Fourth St.
sept9-tf
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
II sopt9.1mo. 2l0 W. NINTH ST.
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FOR RENT

II No. 500 West Sixth street, 10 rooms
aud bath Suitable for two families. Mod
crate rent Possession Octboer /. Inquire
Isaac Woodrow, 400 W. Twenty second
street. ID. & A. Phone 4553H. septl2-2t
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NJ ICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
n nisnod room. Use Of .elephone Apply
No. s3l Tatnall 81. feb27 n.
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Desirable Apartments at reasonable rent.
Terrace. GOA W. Twentieth. Grantley,
Delaware. 1900 jackson, 1905 Madison
Twenty.third and Market. Fourth and Rod
ney Gables, s15 Jefferson, Kathola, 7O6
Delaware Ave- sos Market, sos King and
others.
Stores, Offices and business places s34
Market, sos King, s12 King, 7O1 West
Eighth, s35 Tatnall. 115 Market SIS ship.
ley 1O3 r. Sixth St.
Claymont, room bungalow, furnished.
Ogden Station. 10 rooms 1 acre
Richardson Park, aud rooms: citv
COnveniences.
Kennett Pike, rooms, large lot.
Holly Oak, Q and rooms. city conveniences
Cedars, rooms, city conveniences.
Greenbank, I acre.
Prices Corner, o rooms. large lot
Ashland, rooms. blacksmith shop. acres
Call at Office for particulars and additional
Iirf
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u OR sALE-45 PAIRS OF sQUAB-
It raising Pigeons. No. 2O6 French St.
sept4-12t
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Il OR sALE-HORsE AND WAGON
II Apply to J. II. Gould Stables No. 717
Shipley ST. sept7 ct.
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FARMS FOR SALE
FOR SALE
nEsIRARIE HnMEe

DESIRABLE HOMES.
600 DELAWARE ANE.-Lot 50 by 100, 12.
rooms, bath, porch. Desirable place for
a doctor Vr deal location for flats.
3O7 W TWENTY SECOND ST.--1O rooms,
bath, porch hot water heat Lot,
20 by so
1911 WEST EIGHTH SIT rooms bath.
porch. Good order
1908 W. THIRTEENTH ST.--S rooms,
bath. . porches gas and electric light.
7O4 DELAWARE AVE-1O rooms, > baths.
porches, steam heat Good order
4O5 S. CLAYTON ST.--13 rooms, 2 baths,
porches steam heat. Lot 55 by 125.
629 EAST EIGHTH ST.-9 rooms, bath
Good order. Rent for S25. Make an
offer. Price S2.3UO.
1919 LANCASTER ANE--Corner house. 8
by So. rooms, bath, porch Bargain
Hot water heat.
24O4 AND 24O6 W EIGHTEENTH ST
rooms. bath, porch, hot water heat
laundry.
n. f. COR. SIXTH AND FRENCH SITS
10 rooms, bath. Make an offer Dcsir-
able location.
d0l S. BROOME ST-2 porches and bath
1923 GlFPIN AVE.-6 rooms, bath, porch
Stable for 10 horses. Lot, 81 10 by
14O feet. Nike a good garage Very
few places like this one for sale. Terms
reasonable. -f
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ID ARGAIN-s2 CASH, 81 MONTHLY,
ID buys ten lots, Long Island. New York
iull price $40 (only 81 each). Vail, 13s
William street, New York City n. Y.
Sept5-im.
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- M MACHINE MAN. ONE DUMPER
~ One mould shower, nt brickyard 26th
and Ciaymont Sis Delaware Terra CoVa
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nv ANTED - EXPERT AUTOMOBILE
w repair man One who Is wen ae-
Quainted with ail makes Of selt-starters. Aa,
dress Ms, Evening Journal Once. septo-u
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The EVENING JOURNAL. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER u. 1914
FOR SALE

H OR sALE-l9i8 FORD BUNABOUT
II Phone 6OlO. SLIT
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NJ EATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
~ on second floor front
sept2-12t aO5 JEFFERSON ST
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

n OR RENT--No. 400 FERRIS STREET,
rooms and bath. Woodlawn Company.
No. COL Grant Ave. aDr4tf.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

y oVrRNMFNT POSITIONS ARE EASY
AT to get. My free booklet. N-660 tells
how Write today-NOW. Earl HOPKINS
Washington. ID. c. septi -2m.
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~ OIORFD MAN OR WOMAN UNDER SO,
~ wanted No experience needed @loo
month Write quick Box A-ao9, Oincin'
natl ohio septl2it.
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ROOMS FoR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
-.--.--~------o-o~----
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
Il sept9-lmo 2lo W. NINTH ST.
NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
~ nisnod room. Use Of selephone. Apply
No. s5l Tatnah 81. teb27-u'
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Il housekeeping No. 2oi East Fifth
sueet' Hus@' AM
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. USE
~ Of phone and bath. Reasonable. No.
2oa West Seventh 81. aug3i-lm.
Y URNIsHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE
II family. Apply No oi6 West Eighth
street d. & A. phone. 5543D. sept4'12t
NJ EATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
~ on second floor front.
sept2-l2t ao5 JEFFERSON ST
Tg OR RENT-rHulD FLOOR APART.
II ment; also rooms on second floor No
1ao9 jackson So. septeu
ID ACHELOK APARTMENT or THREE
ID rooms. close 70 Market street Address
RE- Evening journal ohiee. septio'2at
NTEArLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
IN for gentleman. No. go West Seven.
teenth st. sept4'tf.
ID LEAsANT ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
II In private family Reasonable terms.
no. 1910 West st si1-u
n OR RENT-sEOOND FLOOR 3 ROOMS
N and use OF bath. No. 1916 Pine ST.
septl2-6t
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
~ with board. No 1907 Washington
street. augi7-im.
nj ICE. CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS
~ for light housekeeping; also rooms for
lodging Ills KING STREET.
AT ToELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ rent with board No. 9l9 Washington
siroai. aug27-im.
mon RENT-NEATLy FURNISHED
Il rooms. Apply No. 81 West Fourth
street nugid'1m.
II URNIsHED ROOMS AND TABLE
II board Ideal location. No. sos Wash
ington street ID. A. phone, J026W.
BOARDERS WANTED
ID oxRDERs WANTED AT NO. si5
ID West 81. lulyl',u.
n oARDERs wANTED-ALsO TABLE
| ID board. No. no jefferson street.
sopt5.cod I'm.
u oARDHRs WANTED-No. 2i0 WEST
ID street. at sa.5o a week. Comfortable
rooms sep'l4 lul'
ID OARDERs WANTED. ALSO TABLE
ID boarders Use Of phone, No. 1909 West
street. auglA.lm
LOST AND FOUND.
+ OsT-TOPAz PIN. GOING FROM 22D
Ia and Washington SITS. 20 Dockstador' 3.
Reward u returned to 210 W. 22d 81.
sft-3t
osT-TRT RToOLORED COLLIE DOG
IL with full white collar. Answers 10 the
! AIS n, Franklin St. septi2-3t
| ELECTRIC SCALP TREATMENT
AZ iss BESSIE BIDDLE, sHAMPooIRa
Nl and Electric Scalp Treatment NO q.
s5i NORTH FRANKLIN STREET Work
done Al home. iuly22-2mos,
PERSONAL.
NbY 15. WORTH $4,000 W0UIf
II marry. Address " Box 80, League
Toledo Ohio. septl21t.
VouNG wIDowER WOULD MARRY
i young woman, young widow; Protes
iant preferred Address VIZ, Evening Jour
nal Office. septl03t.
NOTICES
->-~-s>-~~--.--s~'~->--r-e-
NJ OTICE-DR. G. q. MoELFATRICR
IN has moved his ONCE 10 No. l1Oo Wes
Seventh street. augi4-1m.
NJ CE-HEADQUARrERs FOR STAN
~ ley steamers j. Il. RICHARDSON,
Both phones. $500 Washington street
augi9-1mo.
M ADAM LEO - RoMANY GYPSY
WI Palmist Week Of August "a. Queer
Witchender win be at Shellpot Park. Tell
your past, present, future and your business
affairs just as you have gone and will g
through life for 25c, Shellpot Park VIII
mington, Del dec5.u
NJ Office - THE NEW CIRCULA,rfNe
IN LIBRARY Of No 4O5 Washington Sd
} has removed to No. 512 W. Ninth street an,
Is IN position TO take orders for and delive
all the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended TO. ID. A. Phone. 6116A; Auto
matte, 1858. febI6.n
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MUSIC


y RACE GOLDBERG
II Teacher Of Piano.
sept9-1mo. di5 KING STREET
~, EACHER OF PIANO. PRIMARY
grade To begin September 20. Bessie
McCloud No. All Union St. septl2-12t
~ LESLIE CARPENTER,
Voice. Piano, Organ Theory.
Studio s27 Adams street.
sept9-t-t-s-lmo.
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Il OR RENT-NO. 24O1 CARTER STREET,
II rooms and bath Apply Frank @.
Sparks, No. $50 Orange ST. sept4-1m.
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KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving and Some
Stanford People Know How to
Save 1t

Many Stanford people take their lives
in their hands by neglecting the kid
neys when they know these organs necG
help. Weak kidneys are responsible
for a vast amount of suffering and Ill
health-the slightest delay is dangerous
Use Doan's Kidney Pills-a remedy
that has helped thousands Of kidney
sufferers. Here is a Stanford citizens
recommendation
MY back was so sore and painful
thar il was hard for me 70 get around
for days at time" says ID. {. Dye
house of Whitley avenue, Stanford. 81
tried everything but didn't seem to get
anything that would bring me relief un-
til | got Doan's Kidney Pills. They
proved to be what | needed and by the
time ! had finished three boxes, the
pain in my back left and felt better
in every way
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't simp-
ly ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Dye
house had. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo. n Y
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CRAB ORCHARD

Several nice rains and vegetation 50
much quicker than mankind to show
gratitude is already putting on new III,
casting aside withered leaves and seems
to be rejoicing once more.
Oh friends listen for the wedding
bells for We think they will be tolled
very soon. Guess who!
Prayer meeting every Saturday ey-
ening at the Moore school house, Good
attendance. everybody come and bring
your friends.
Misses Rosetta and Myrtle Vaught
called on Misses Hettie. Myrtle and
Susie White Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. John Chadwick, of Detroit. Mich.
has joined his wife at his home here
and will remain for a few days rest
Mr.. Walter Martin, wife and chill
dren from Paris, and Mrs. John Bias
tin, of Lexington motored to this place
last Saturday and were guests OF Mrs
Anna Napier until Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Burnsides returned TO her home
near Lancaster Sunday, being much
benefited by her short stay here.
Miss Joanna Ballou, of Stanford. af-
ter a pleasant visit to Misses Elizabeth
and Ailene Newland and Sarah May
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WHEELDON'S STORE

There was a very interesting meeting
at Good Hope church on the l4th. Rev
Williams, OF Somerset, and Rev. Por-
ter, d missionary. who has recently re-
turned from Mexico gave very interest
ing lectures.
p. s. Reynolds. of Rood House, Ill.
who with his daughter, Birdie has beer
visiting relatives in this part, has re-
turned home. Birdie will remain with
relatives for several days.
Two cases of typhoid fever are re-
ported in this vicinity, Mrs. Sala Viii
son and Miss Bertha Gooch.
Rev. Jas. Martin will conduct sing
ing school at Oak Grove church begin
ming Saturday, July Is.
&. B. Reynolds and wife and daugh-
ter, are visiting relatives in this vi
cini:y George is successful insur-
ance man, having been in this business
nearly all his life.
A telegram announced the death OF
Ernest Littrell, of Iowa, a son of Blu
ford Littdell of this place. Emmett was
afflicted with that dread disease ocn-
sumption.
Our farmers are rejoicing over the
bounteous rain, which ended the dry
weather. The farmers were feeling
blue, but feel good now.
Cam Wilson, one of our farmers ir-
rgated his potatoes during the dry
weather. by carrying water for then
in buckets. He reports a fine crop while
most potatoes are a failure.
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ALBA

A nice rain fell here Monday night
Mr. Melvin Caldwell and wife, OF
Waynesburg, visited Everett Gooch on
Monday.
Mr.. !. c. Chamberlain has been very
i'll. but is better.
Rev. Carmichael filled his regular
appointment at Olive aSturday and
SUNDAY.
Mr. Levi Muncy and family, of
Kings Mountain, visited Will Rastn
A. /. Payne and wife were the guests
of her father, Mr. Allen, near Etna,
on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. ]. T. Wheeldon and family, of
Eubank, visited Mr.. c. F. Wheeldon on
Sunday
Mr.. Oliver Kidd and Mr.. Walter Os-
borne are making very frequent trips
TO Woodstock they report this as
leap year again.
Mr. Martin will begin a singing
school at Oak Grove church Saturday.
Our schools in Pulaski have been
postponed till the second Monday in
August, caused by the adoption of new
text hooks. and the institute which con-
venes first week in August
The Green River Association win con
vene with the Olive Baptist church on
Aug. II, II and Is. Everybody is in
yited 20 come and bring a big basket OF
dinner each dav
Mr.. Frank HAYS and wife. two first
class teachers and active citizens of
this vicinity, have moved 10 Rowland
10 teach the Rowland public school,
this fall We regret their absence from
this community, but they go highly re-
commended and will render first class
service wherever they go.
Mr. Poppinhagen, of Chestnut Ridge
has been employed to build the Temp
son and Jones school house near Buck
Greek He will soon begin his work.
Mr. Ernest Gooch. an active and pro-
gressive citizen of the same district. has
been employed to teach the winter term.
He is a young teacher and is expected
to make good.
Mr.. Joe Joslin and family, of Will
Jamestown. w. Va, are expected TO re-
turn 10 their old home soon.
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SHELBY CITY

The good rams of this week have
gladdened many hearts and while the
potato crop is complete failure al
most everywhere, we are still living in
hopes of other crops being good.
Mrs. Amanda Gillland was visiting
Mrs Adams.
Master James Nave, and little sis
tiers Marie and Belle, OF Hamilton, o.,
are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Nave and other rela-
,iyes here
Mr. and Mrs. Pence Messer are re-
,oicing ever the arrival of handsome
little son IN their home.
Misses Mary Naught and Maggie
Clarkson were visiting the Misses Gil
liland Tuesday night.
Little Sylvia Bracket was the guest
OF Eunice Brown on Tuesday after
noon.
Misses Bessie and Lillian Burke and
brother OF nea. Lexington. were visit
ing Mrs. F. Burke.
Miss Elizabeth Bracket was the
family.
Mr.. ald Mrs. Charles Powell ano
children. of Junction City. were visit
NIX ItldllNtS near mere SUNDAY.
Mr. George Gaddis. of Bowen visit
ed his brother. Jasper Gaddis and at
tended camp meeting SATURDAY. night
and Sunday
Farmers who had large wheat crops
have had fine weSther for thresh;ng
there being several machines IN opera
ton around here owing To the bounte-
oIs crop OF the grain raised Most OF
our boys are working with the thresh-
er and some of them are learning to
be excellent cooks. Hello girls do YOU
know who they are?
Several of our young folks contem-
plate going On the excursion to Gin
cinnati Sunday
Tie Misses Sims. of Harrodsbur2,
are expected on a visit 10 their uncle
Abel James and family and other
friends here in short time
Mr.. Henry Messer was calling on his
best girl Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ora lanes was the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Bracket
Mr.. BERNARD Peterson. Of Stanford
visited friends here Wednesday even
ing.
NJ the Presbyterian church Sunday.
lrly TO- Sunday school at go Morn
nc worship AT II o'clock. The Rel-
zion of the One Man" PRESBYTERIAN
brotherhood meeting at 3 o'clock.
Young peoples service at o'clock
"Faithfulness in Little Things"
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Pettus went over to Lancaster to visi;
her cousin, Josephine and Ida Burn
sides.
The two weeks meeting held by ev-
angelist Miller, at the Christian church
here closed Tuesday night. Rev. Miller
is not only a fluent, but a most elo-
quent speaker, carrying conviction with
his argument. The song service was
always most impressive, and we hope
lasting good was done There were
eight additions, four by confession and
four by membership. He certainly told
the people of their duty to the church
home and society in general and en-
dcared himself to our people as hardly
any stranger could have done. He is
capable OF doing a vast amount OF
good work for the Master. His wife
assisted much in the music both upon
the violin and piano.
Mrs. Forest Folly and children, OF
Somerset are with her mother. Mrs
Reynolds.
Miss Mayme Holdman has returned
from a most delightful visit to her bro.
Their in lellico, Tenn.
Misses Mary and Anna Gray, of
Georgetown are with their grandmoth-
er Mrs Ess Middleton.
Misses Edna and Myrtle Jones, OF
London. Ny, are with their brother
Di. Jones.
Miss Jewel Goodman has returned
from Cincinnati, where she went to
attend the wedding and act as brides
maid 10 her friend Miss Lurch, of that
city.
Mr.. William Hawley, of this place
went to Somerset tins week to engage
IN business.
DIR. Harmon's father has returned to
Indiana. after pleasant stay with his
son here.
Miss Ruby Hilton, of Stanford, was
the attractive guest OF her aunt, Mrs,
cherry last week.
Miss LA Newland of Stanford, came
up Sunday to see her parents here.
Boyle Nass Singleton is almost well
enough to be out again we are so glad
To state.
Mrs. Reuben Bronaugh is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. James stephens and grandchil-
dren, of Georgetown. who have been
with friends near here returned to her
home Wednesday.
There was an attendance of a hun
bred ard one at the Christian Sunday
school last Sunday morning which
We hope will continue to be present
Miss Delta Manuel, of this place was
quietly married to Mr.. Landram, of
Gravel Switch Wednesday at her coun-
try home. The bride is the lovely
daughter of Mr. Thomas Manuel and
has a lot of friends, while the groom
Is said to be a most prosperous young
business man of sterling integrity. We
extend 10 them our best wishes for
lovely sail on the ocean of life and
that their fondest hopes may be real
lied.
The friends of Mr. Peter Chandler,
county will be grieved 10 know he has
been very low at his home for some
time. with a complication of diseases,
and is in a most serious condition.
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News Of the Churches

The fourth Quarterly Conference for
the local Methodist church will be held
next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
Rev. c. n. Greer will preach at Row
land next Sunday night at eight o'clock.
Rev. ID. NJ. Walker will preach a,
McCormaek's church Sunday afternoon
al three o'clock.
Rev. r. +. Jordan. of Pineville. will
assist Rev. {. II. Greer in a meeting at
Logan's Creek beginning next Monday
night.
Rev. w +. Arnold will preach at
the Methodist church here next Sun
day morning at l0IS and also at the
union services in the evening. II the
weather is suitable the union services
will be held in front of the court house
again
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HOW CHILDREN GROW

Children grow by nourishment-not
overloaded stomaehs or rich foods but
DEMONSTRATING blood; too often their
digestive powers cannot procure these
qualities from ordinary foods which results
In weakness, duliness and sickness.
II your children are under-size, under
weight, catch cold easily, are ianguid,
ment. 1t sharpens the appetite, builds
healthy flesh, firm muscles and active
brains. SCOTS is growing food fos
children. Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
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Provisional President Huerta pre-
sented his resignation To the chamber
of Deputies Wednesday afternoon and
at 20 7. NJ. Francisco Carbajal took
the oath OF office as President of Mex
leo The new executive. escorted by
presidential guards. went Immediately
to the National Palace Huerta and
Banquet last night boarded a train out
side of Mexico City, presumably bound
for Puerto Mexico.
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TO THE PUBLIC

] represent the largest and best made
to-order clothing house in this coun-
try-Ed V. Price & Co., Chicago, ILL.,,
My experience in measuring and di-
recting the making of your clothes,
gives me the advantage over one who
is not a practical tailor. II YOU will
give me your order ! will promise you
a square deal. You will get the worth
of your money, either in the cheaper
grades or the higher priced. My spring
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