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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
Damaged Goods
To Be Censored
By Mayor Cole
cLARksBuRG's CHIEF EXECUTIVE
WILL SEE PROBLEM PLAY
FOR HIMSELF.
COMPLAINT REACHES CITY OF
FIcEs QUESTIONING MORAL
ASPECT OF PRODUCTION.

CLARKSBURG, Dec. Il Mayor
Will H. Cole, of CIarksburg, is to
assume the role of play censor if he
carries out an idea expressed to the
press today. The mayor has received
from a local citizen the belief that the
coming of the production OF Damaged
Goods" which Is advertised for tour
of the Fairmont, Clarksburg and other
west Virginia houses, is the bringing
leer of story which, possibly, should
not be told. Acting upon the letter OIL
the citizen, the mayor addressed a let
ter to the management OF the local
theater which will play the show ana
today he said that he would possibly
look over the offering, in Fatrmont be-
fore it comes here.
Mayor Coles letter is as follows:
robinson Grand Opera House,
"City
Gentlemen:
az am enclosing herewith letter re-
ceived by me from one of our citizen1
in reference to a coming attraction
v hich is booked to appear in your
house. Saturday, December ., 1914
called Damaged Goods
while it is not my intention to IN
terfere with the owners as to the man
ner in which they shall conduct their
business, still as mayor OF the city,
feel it my duty to call your attention
tc the complaint registered, and sng-
gest that you see that the theatresoers
are informed as to the nature of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
/. WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

AS. reported by H. E. Dunlap pat
emit lawyer. of Wheeling, W. vai5 the q
Patent Office records show the recent
issue of the following patents lowest
Virginia inventors: John II. Kuhn,
FaIrmont, assignor OF one;half to Us r.
Steel, Barrackville, Ratchet; George
A. Mullins, assIgnor of one-half to d..
C. Mullins, Woodville, machine for
saving slaves; John H. Rye Boisse;
vain, Va, and J, E. Flenner, Carr, de-
vice for closing sliding doors; Edward
W. Stifel, assignor to ]. Z. stitel ~
Sons, Wheeling, printed textile satbrtc.
Also the issue Of the following tfades
mark registration: The ]. A. sehwab
Co, Moundsville, grain, rice andscorn
cradles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
posed site Of the erection Of the monu.

posed site of the erection of the monu-
ment-showing the graves or Jack
sons father and sister; and a photo
graph Of the plaster cast srom;t:ed by
Fred NJ, !Torey for the proposed monu.
mentfto stonewall Jackson in >Ciarks-
burg.
The purchasers Of thses calendars
will not only have an attractive SOU
venir of the beloved general, but will
enjoy also the privilege of sharing in
the honoring of his memory.
The calendar will cost only so cents
and the chapter is asking that pec
sons order one or more. to exhibit
them, and to further their sale by AMI
means in their power. All orders
should be addressed TO Mrs. Florence
B. Ogden, treasurer Stonewall Jack
son Monumental Fund, 221 w. Main
street, Clarksburg, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
Frank Case Before
Full Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-Les
NJ. Franks application for a review
OF his conviction in Georgia courts
for the murder of Mary Phagan, an
Atlanta factory girl, came before the
entire Supreme Court today after
having been previously denied by two
Individual Justices, one Of whom ex.
pressed the opinion that Frank had
not had due process of law.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02

Personals.
Mrs Thomas Carpenter of Pitts
sburgh avenue, was in Worthington
Sunday.
Mrs.sL. S. SwIndler, Of Morgantown,
spentfthe past few days with relatives
here.
Mrs. E. A. Wilson is able to be out
after several days Illness.
Miss Doris Hutchinson of Diamond
street, has been sick the past few
days:
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
To The
Wife

Tell your husband to come TO
'PopIes" and get one OF those
Royal Tailored Suits" that you
have heard so much about, and
give him to understand that this sug
gestion is to be his Xmas present
from you, and we will guarantee
that your husband will be better
pleased with Royal Tailored
Suit" than with any other present
you might think Of.
The Royal Tailors stands for
"That Million Dollar Look"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02

at the Robinson Grand the coming Sat
urday, matinee and night, the public.
will no doubt be interested as to the
probable outcome.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02

CUMBERLAND. MD.
Ameriea's Greatest, Best and &oSt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
Fl:IRSF4IzA
w.
Nicotine FASHIONED.
aSZssE aEol5p6IS W1E7655s;
~ ---,E

The meeting of the Y. NJ. w. Club
which was to have been held Wednes.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Charles Michaels, on East Park ave-
nue., was postponed on account of the
{ death Of Mr.. Peter Barnes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
'ernoon.
w. C. T. u.

a business meeting of the w. c. T.
U.lwill be held on Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Hannah Jones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
QUILTING Party

Mrs. Jesse Jamison entertained a
numberiof ladies at an all day quilting
party yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-12-02
Motored to cIarksburu.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Garner, Mr..
Clarence Garner and Miss Beulah Gar.
nersmotored to Clarksburg Sunday aft
ernoon.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
se>sF
Fl e a r IN
THE NEW FOR SPRING EVERYWHERE
GREAT LEADERS
WONDERFUL RANGE DRESS
SAVING ARE OF PRICES
NEW SPRING HATS
500

.'""', 'WSc-iitJOx SuIiOTS anu v0Y UD
'nc'uding those with the high side "
Novelty straw braids. hsi1 ao6
hemps .veivets, tsffetas, satim snd
other silk, are used in combInssios
sUsclsi fsvss,ss IL the essss.AsSane
tms"en sf coarse straw 10 thrss ssnss.
u,@msa viii Dsteh wssassSs ~ =
velvet 81 the hsch. .faacy fsathUD -
~esssts bsws se ssSia - en- ssnso6 =
ieu - vsShi, fesat - AasA, - - -
With fias esfect-eWa sew fsvss = GosuD
70 oiHsatuFs apesss % esssrsA si1k = -.
hsss the ssaGssssss q aasG - blDsk ha4s,-
The vsss variety 81 shsss hsas = ,z
one Of the srsat features se ~
chewing 81 this UoUalae ugSee.
a
Manufacturer Samplss a
WOMEN'S CORSETS
Lace Frsass-Siss - saly- 80
hence 800 valssss. 49,.
@lo.oo Values. $500. IN
city brooadss. Insured AID piSin ScSiSess.
and fine coutile|ow and mediun 60Sl1s
|::x: sa,,,.E. ssne s,ss = so%c -
To-. .ss;s..IS ~. eSa"<S eeF.a
The sAvaai.ss % sse.a Ssseuus
% mainly h 0rooeeS bsooeh 6BO0s
eso-sinGsSs, Duo11s spsakssst
AaAssss saa athletes Dssess
sAs.. \
MISSES PETTIcoATS ~
Correct modal. coeFse4ly made ~
cut 70 1T The Girlish ioem-attyas13vO
stocks rsmarksbae fog theiS semSuo-
hsusivs varsity. :,
Ous Dgless aPs alWuvs DoWe0e IN
Avood1ao osoloss eaDo0Do =
oakss thss Uoss16oo.
siLks-a't s:r:sys nsssa,isss -
= l.oo and ~
Pretty eAAagsatles - slain ssssgu.
sh6Fl DaaSaa1 daiasSA -
SER Csttsa Heessssoes- .sia2
ylne. eatsea.. haleyeee an1 sshsss,tf
pfscSeal ~ peetty fa6sies- f.sS,
sSsisss x Sos s s" 600. - - ~ =
Special y,ayehase e 9 ~
PENDANTS AND CHAINS, !
-r 100
valuo Sl.1S aaA oAoo. 4,
u hasse sojA MleA-jmt abeut loosf
nv Siyis . choes 1ss0. ..Nl3I
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Organ61e. lAW4, "a 81 ehA4ys
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Hail. ~ shaul1as leo6th0Qo1 VjS
organ41e-Sufnnss snd lsss tnssst0 III
Norms.SS. Dutch. Tcnsc Ssi esSll
stylNo-vaFiety Of plain an faA1Y n
nets. organdis OF laceo
)uln ! ?. N. L
; 1slsphons Orders. y
The evening world., 1914-03-06
4 SIMPLE way To
REMOVE DANDRuFF
Prevent Falling Hair and End
Itching Scalr.

There 10 one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandrufi at once, and
that 10 to dissolve IL. then you de-
stroy Il entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces Of plain, COM
mon liquid arvon from any drug store
(this 10 oil you will NEEDY. apply IL at
night when retiring; Use enough TO
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning, most, II not all. oil your
dsn2ruif will be gone. and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve. and entirely destroy, every
single sign and trace Of II. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
Of the scalp will stop instantly and
your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy.
silky and soft. and look and feel .
hundred times better.
II you value your hair. you should
get rid Of dandruff at once. Tor nothing
destroys the hair 90 quickly. II not
only starves the hair and makes il fall
out, but IL makes il stringy. stragely.
dull. dry. brittle and lifeless. and every
body notices it.-Advt.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
STEAMER GOES ASHORE:
CREW OF 10 IN PERIL
Revenue Gutter Hurries Down
jersey Coast to Aid the Char
lemagne Tower, Jf.

The revenue cutter 1tasca hurried
down the Jersey Coast to-day to the
relief Of the coal freighter Charlie
magne Tower jr. which was reported
ashore six miles north OF Bargatne
opposite Cedsr Creek Life Saving sta .
tien. The Tower Is q wooden weasel
built in 1885 to carry coal and ore
between Cleveland and Duluth. She
u commanded by Capt. Murphy and
carries . crew OF eighteen men. She
u reported to be in immediate danger
Of breaking up.
Tho Tower. which Is now owned by
the New England Coal Company
left Norfolk. Va. for Boston on Feb
- laden with coal. She sprang a
leak Fob. Is and put back for repairs
The evening world., 1914-03-06
A Saturday Special In
WOMEN'S HAND BAGS
$500 Values. .S.O

New shapes. including .enveiops ana
carriage styiss--pin and matt seals.
walrus. moroeco and suecs.::,'CSo1 ,Nn
9reens, purple a. well a. tAns ana
Sisek-fine silk linings-one or more
Httinge-frames are Of metal In various
finishes and are sc'f-covered.
Awothsv Of the mNny ercepfSor6S
price advantages offered " shss
department.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
NEW MESH VElLINCs

Black, white and brown. also
aGpio--varieAy Of new email and
large meshes: Including
shsdow styles-Vanity wells are
in the lead. showing one to .
four eauty patches.. .............
The evening world., 1914-03-06

She sailed from Norfolk the second
time March 4. The ship IL Of $500
tons registry, 255 feet In length and
draws 21.3 feet.
Owing to the storm and the broken
down condition OF both the life saw
INK and commercial telegraph lines
the life saving service had difiiculty
In summonlng and getting definite in
formation AZ to the danger OF her
position.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
LEVY, LAWYER FOR sIEeEl,
90 ARRESTED IN COURT
Refuses to Produce Books, Records
and Papers of Bankrupt
Corporations.

Louis Q. Lew. law partner Of John
i 0tanehfisld and counsel for Henry
0agsl ana Frank q. vogel. was
RACED under arrest this afternoon by
ssdgs Rossisky in the Court Of Gen.
e1Ai Sessions for contumacious con-
d0ct in refusing to produce for the
Inspection Of the Additional Grand
Jory certain books. records and doc
u0snts In his possession belonging
to the bankrupt Fourteenth Street
store and the simpson Crawford
Company.
On motion Of Prof. Charles A.
Collin. counsel for Mr.. Levy, Judge
Nosalsky adjourned arguments until
Monday morning and Mr.. levy wa
parolsd In Prof. Collins custody.
The foreman Of the Grand Jury
1vost Jansen Wendell. reported "a
Ju1Se Rosaisky that Mr.. Levy had
refused to produce records Of the
b4nkrurt corporations that had been
termed over TO him by Oscar Prall
treasurer Of the Fourteenth Stree,
S)ore and secretary OF the Simpson
Crawford Company. On motion OF
Assistant District-Attorney Train
Nh. Levy was placed under arrest.
The lawyer said he considered Il
his sworn duty to his clients to refuse
to produce the evidence called for
The Grand Jury IL trying to discover
Il siegel and vogel committed any
crime In the shape OF faisifying re.
ports a. to the financial condition OF
their enterprises.
The evening world., 1914-03-06

Tsndsrfoot make-fins patsnt colt
with 1ray buckskin or black cloth
tops-EsW long vsmps and the lat:
AL concavs heels - light wsltsd
soies-ail widths and sises.
Smart, yet estrsmeIv oow1ovfooS.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
Advice
,@@x<xMzswoM

NOT If thu reader does not find
the information wanted II the que,-
tons answered below. Just address a
letter to Miss Claire Ainsworth. 40
Patterson Bldg. Dayton. Ohio. inclos-
ing seif-addrsssed, stamped envelope.
and she viii siadiy advise on health
and beauty Problems. The articles and
preparations mentioned are on sale by
all Wholesale druggists. large retail
and department stores. or any accom-
modating dealer can obtain them for
you.
The evening world., 1914-03-06

"A gTsat authority has said three
fourths Of all the beauty there In In
the world 10 Possessed by woman The
hishsf creation OF God Is the face Of
70 keep their beauty they are not "a
be blamed. not even u It costa money
- well a. effort"
Nov. arc not such sentiments well
coined by US woman7 As they are no,
especially welcomed by the woman who
vain" u she In the least tries TO TIM
prove or preserve her skin and com.
pisxion? Indeed, 1 think so!
Mrs. C. n. writes: 80 am greatly
perturbsd because the flesh OF my
and wrinkles mako their appearance.
Ny skin 10 Also becoming dry and dark
~. I have tris' several face creams
but without apparent good. What
should be dons?"
Answer; First. discontinue the use
Z, and invisorats the skin and underlying
Tissues. begin using sloriol glowsne-
"a water massage made Of saponi-
fled vegetable oils, possessing anti
septic, medicinal values Of great SER
vice to the skin. Use II according to
directioas with each tube. Second. fol-
low this water massage" with a spien-
ydtd cold cream called glortol emolii-
emit. massasing with both tho rotary
and patting movement, using the finger
tips. until the skin CLOVIS. Give special
attention 20 the wrinkled parts. Permit
the glortol emoilient 10 remain on over
might. Third, before goinE out into
the weather Away: rub IN tho vanish
tng cream. Glorfol balm. This latter Ia
ESSENTIAL to Whitsn, soften and pre-
serve the skin and complexion from .he
effects OF wind, cold, sun, etc. II you
Or any woman or girl will adopt these
three scientific toilet requisites and be
regular and conscientious In using
them, you can restore health ana viEor
70 the skin. or retain a beautifully
tinted mplexi0n until you are well
Into ''oid age" A good. pure and re-
fined face powder IL essential, and the
,aioriol fa,s powder comes In three
Shadss--white. flesh and brunette
Oct the color which suits your natu-
raj skin.
liiss Della asks; II am quite anxious
70 increase the flesh on my arms,
about twenty-five pounds more than
! do now. VIII you tell me what to
Answer: Once or twice . day drink
. pint Of rich milk into which you
should beat one or two raw egss and
flavor TO taste. DO this, and obtain
Of your drusGist 3-Grain hypo- nucians
tons with each sealed package. There
u no treatment better than this. which
Invariably increases the weight perma-
Mrs T. O. asks, will you please
repeat your formula for reducing SUI
Verfiuous fieshf I an very stout and
6ish 70 reduce about thirty pounds"
The evening world., 1914-03-06

Answer: know Of but one reliable
fo,mI.a and that is put up In tablet
form. In sealed tubes. with directions
tor home use. Ask for five grain ply
thyr,n tablets. They arc safe and ef-
fective.
The evening world., 1914-03-06

$lASe Ysns Msas Sdas. ............ .11s
Cassimsrss and ehsviots IN mix.
lures. stripes and twilla. also all
wool navy eergeo-oack models
~ TO - chest.
YOUNG MEMS sUITsJTuI1D FLOOR.
SGss B.,,' Suis.. ....... ~
Norfolk models In fine variety,
also sack stytes-navy serges. also
fancy cheviots and worsteds-
twtlls. stripes. hsrringbonas ana
mixtures--S 70 n years.
BOYS eU1T0-rainD FLOOR
y Ct Bsys' Wlssss csss. ............. ~
New Spring styles n navy ssegsA
oAssimsIes AAd ehovtote-Raya,
tans md brown mixtures-fud liHed
or tap4d.
SOYS HArs-fulD yIooa.
y q. Bs,s' Sakts. .................. 0|
Madras and Psreals-etrtped an1
figured-soft or lAundeyo6 euffb
attachsd-sisss IN 20 ~.
BOYS vUNnem N0o-1ulAD yI00l
y 4 = q. Wsns.s LII uln So. =. -
Low neek--alssvalesa -lace yokss
OF plain tooySscs trtyu'd drawers.
KNIT UNn61WDA1-NAlND lO01,
The evening world., 1914-03-06
Saturday, List %
TOILET ARTICLES

90 ct. siss Hays Mar Hsajth...... q
. ct. siss Creme Dc Assidoe-
nourishing cream. .................. Il
90 et. siss Lundbor0s yaes
Powders-whits. deoh aAA og0a0
tlnto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il
. ct. sise Nsnnsn's Taleum Powder,
Sen Yang and NaranSia odors. -.
3 ct. Hard NubeeP Combo-
"seooads," h0nc0,
The evening world., 1914-03-06

Lsok LSeh C1SslEsi
The evening world., 1914-03-06

FOR TIE MANICURE
worth while saviass -
daily Aooosslt1Oo.
8 Ct. Lustr.its Nall Enamel. . "a
3 ct. Bon Ton Manicure Sets IN
70 c. Nail Buftees-ivory shanoio-
IN Sey..'.' ...................... "a
ct. Emery Boards-per dos. ...,., r
- ct. Mall Eiles-various styiss. n
The evening world., 1914-03-06

Sl.se Tsiiss. Sik PssHsssss. ..in
Plain and chanGsab ls-piaited rum"
finishing deep founce-cotton dvss
drop--All lenEths,
PrrrioOXM-srooNp vIooa.
N.S8 Wsasn's Tailored Hats. .0S7
Black-hsmp, hair. fancy braids.
Dination :. smart. small shapes -
variety. Of new trimmin6s, inelud.
fhg ribbons. pompons fancy bows
ana maine ornAmenee.
AlLLINERY-rHlRD vL0oA
% Ct. Wsnsss Claes Clsvss. ........ Il
Spring styies-two ciasps-tans,
Eray. black and white.
KID 0LOvEe--NAlN yLOO1
Sl.S9 Whts vs'ls Blsusss. .........LW
Fine embroidered effects combined
with Val. lAcss-with stocks or low
neck-lonG sleeves.
wAIbr0-spCOND FLOoA.
q Ct. WasW's Stem RshSsvs. ....... u
For high or low hsels-S 70 7.
WohESS sHODe--SECOND vLOO1
= q. WAaas's StsHsassy. ....... ~
Beautiful Quslity--blus. white, buff
sfxfioNISYMFsEib noon,
The evening world., 1914-03-06

Answer: ] know OF but one reliable
fo'msa and that is put up In tablet
tor home use, Ask for five-grain ply
thyr,n tablets. They arc safe and ef-
fective.
dig. 9; asks; II hope you can ad-
Ny hair 10 lifei-ss. splitting and falling
| out, and my scsIr itches on account
Of q bad case OF dandruff. Please ad-
wise what to do
Answer; Fi.st shampoo the hair with
gloriol shampoo and then apply plain
| yellow mtnyoi about twice u week for
several weeks. IRE ss per directions
with each jar. TINS Will cure the dan-
druff and ttchin. and destroy the dis
ease germs at the roots OF the hair,
Then begin using daily q hair and scalp
tonic made by dissolving one-hslf
ounce Of concenti ated hairwand pow
der In . pint Of soft water. This treat
ment 10 msrvsnously identifying for
Name r. Asks; My blood IL In bad
condition. I suffer with constipation
and my face 70 broken out horribly
| with pimpies. Please advise how to
clear my compisKicn and purify my
blood"
Answer; You must first rid your
not known-and to do this take s.
grain suipherb tablets mot sulphur,
a. per directions. For local treatment
Of tho skin use the scientific treatment
advised for Mrs L. b. above.
Miss Lsila J. asks: ~ would like
to know how on, can FIJI out holiows
In the neck and develop tho bust? 20
Answer: You can accomplish your
desire u you will obtain medicated
vsnosoi and use II psrsistently and
regularly - a tiosh nourishing mas
sage. 1t requires time and thorough
effort and vigorous patting and ro-
tary massage with the finger tips, but
good.
Violet asks: 'Please tell me the
name Of the preparation to wave and
curl hair. which Z saw IN your answer
some time ago?"
Answer: The name 10 giorioi wavo-
iene. and II IA very fine for any one
whose hair 10 straight or "stringy."
All my friends use II and are delighted
with II.
Mrs. O. NJ. asks: win you please
give . formula for darksninG gray
and faded hair and TO increase IT'S
growth and lustrs?"
Answer: Obtain . scent packet Of
sage leaves or ten. Cover with a quart
Of water and simmer until reduced 10
q pint. Then strain thoroughly and
add one half ounce Of hairwand pow
der, shake well enc apply to the hair
and scalp twice daily, and you will
surely be delighted In . short WHILE
Advt.
The evening world., 1914-03-06

MORNING SPECIALS-Tsnsnsv SATURDAY. u,.u pM
No Nh o,n..
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-03-20
AT THE COLLEGE LYCEUM.

The best attraction thar the Col>
lege Lyceuln offers takes place at
the College Chapel tonight, and
no doubt there will be a large at
tendance. The College Band
under the direction Of Prof. Carl
Leake, has arranged a program
that will appeal to all lovers of
music. Among those who will
take part in this concert is Prof.
Leake, director; Lieut. d A. Me-
Clandless, Lieut.. }. q. Mason,
Sc ct, Netto. Major NafI, Mrs
Lorenz and others. The numbers
have been carefully and critically
selected and the occasion is one
that none should miss.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-03-20

Mrs. Ii. &. Maness and daughter,
Mrs. Ella Morgan, who have been
here for several weeks, left yester>
day for their home in Parls, Texas.
~~~-~~S~~~-~-c~~~~~
Dir. +, l.. Riley, of the Unjver-
sity Of Mississippi, who will oc.
cupy the pulpit at the Baptist
church on the morning of the 29th
inst, is brother OF Mrs. l.. Il.
Patterson, of the A. & M. College.
~~~~~-~-~~-~-~-~~~
Miss Annie Shearer has just re-
turned from Memphis, where she
accompanied her sister, Mrs. Ray
nond, Of TupeIo, for medical
treatment. We are glad to learn
that Mrs. Raymond is doing nice.
ly, and hope that rhe will soon be
restored TO health.
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Our readers are invited to read
Mrs. NJ. II. Portlock's announce
ment carefully this week. This 4
appeared in our last issue and con-
tained an error Us to the date. SO
read it this week and get the cor
rect date impressed upon your
mind-Tuesday and Wednesday,
March Oath and 18th.
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From the Manger to the Gross"
is the attraction in moving pig
lures at the College tonight. This
Is one Of the greatest reels that has
ever been produced in motion pic
trres and is having unprecedented
success in all of the cities. You
don't want to miss this. The
Times says so, and Stansel says so.
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Had dyspepsia or Indigestion
for years. No appetite, ard what
i did eat distressed me terribly.
Burdock Blood Bitters reached the
cause. ID. I'll. Walker, Sunbury,
Ohio.
For q mild, easy action Of the
bowels, try Doan's Regulets, o
modern laxative. 25c at all stores.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-03-20

The Talking Warrior lumber
Co. has established lumber wards
III Starkville and can furnish on
Immediate notioe all material
necessary for building a house.
No order for building material ii
to large or too small for them I'd
fill. Mr.. w. w. Magruder, Jr.
is the manager of the concern and
ne is a great believer in Quality Il
When you buy from the Talking
Warrior Co. you get quality. Il
yon are contemplating building q
need a small order for repairs caJ
phone No. So and you will ge
what you want.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-03-20
DR.. FRANKLIN L. RILEY.

There will be preaching at Il
Baptist church next Sunday mort
ing at II a. m., by Pastor w 4
Jordan. No preaching at nigh
On the 9Th Sunday mornill
March 29,) DR.. F. l. Riley,
the University Of Mississippi, vi
deliver an address at the Baptf
church at IL a. NJ.
DR.. Riley delivered the leadis|
address at the Mems Conye1
ton" at Jackson and has been /
demand all over the state for ID
great address. All are invite
No collection.
W. A. JORDAN