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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10
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WINNEMUCCA LODGE NO. r
10, F. end A.M.-Stated com w
munications will be held at NJ
their hall in the Silver State
block until further notice at 1880 D
m. on the first Saturday evening Of
each month. All Master Masops in
good standing are cordially invited
n attend. H. W. DUNCAN, v. u
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10

LEG

Years az specializing in vaeeiHes and serums only.
insist on Cutters IL understandable. order direct
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10

HUMBOLDT LODGE NO.
rs. I. o. o.F.-Meetirgs
drst and third Wednesday
evenings of each month at Silver
state building. Visiting brothers iI
good standing always welcome.
CHAS. f. SWEZY, N. @.
F. A. ROBINSON, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10
How's THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

by Cutters BiackIeg Pills. low
priced. fresh. reliable: preferred nv
Western ~stoch1nen because they nro.
tect where other vacciaas fail
Write for booklet and teatironi5f
l0-dose pk1e. Biaesleg Fiffs si.a3
50-doss rkse. Biaciies p 0a
Use any injector. but cu.tef's bee
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10

WINNEMUCCA AERIE NO. 487, r.
o. E.-Regular meetings Of Whine
mucca Aerie No. 4S7, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, will be held on the
second and fourth Monday evening
Of each month in Silver State kali.
Visiting Eagles are cordially invited
TO attend all sessions of the Aerie.
C. E. ROBINS, W. P.
Fl. w. DUNCAN, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-02-10

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO q, 4
r. A. M.-Meetings held at w
their hall 1t 8 p. m. on the ~
second and fourth Friday
evenings Of each month. All Com
panion Royal Arch Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to Ut
tend. fELlA POuLlN, II. r
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

Low bridge! Duck sings out Andres, and We piles
into the cockpit all in heap big cypress branch
scrape, the top OF the cabin.
Hall dozen times we goes through that duckin'
process ior the river gets and narrower until
hny we brings up with bang against limb that TOO
low for the launch to ge, under
Wen have to tie up here says Andres, and 80 the
res, OF the way IN the skItis.
6 he brings alongside the two little boats we'd been
town behind loads Our campn Outfit and light
luggage into en- and slows in after. one boat had
little gasolene engine screwed the and this
tows the other.
little later, As swung into a wider open space
Andres points out an alligator a. which Billy Bounce
almost upse,s the boat and begins yelln for his gun.
"Oh, YOU can't get EN- buckng this current, says
Andres. "Wait until com down.
All we got va> a glimpse Of a big black thing scuttin'
for shore; but was thriin' enough. The grand
thrill comes. though, when gets the end Of the
river or should say. where it begins
"Wee-e-e-ee-ov," shouts Andres, wavin' his hat
enthusiastic Big POOL Biz Pool"
And take /, from me- II was all he'd said. and more.
About hall block across should say and the deepest,
ccares, water YOU looked into In the middle
Deep Hole we stopped right where it wa buijln up
strongest and gazcd down. down, down, until could
see the water boilin ont Of the sand.
~Hundred and ten feet right under us, announces
Andres.
Then Mr. Robert drops in dime and we all watches
it, waverin and wayern', down and down, until It
stops on the white sand
Gee" SAYS l. 1T would take some dive to bring
that up
BY George though, but wouldn't it," SAYS Billy
Bounce II shouldn't care to fall in, YOU know
| glance, at him. and blamed if his face ain gone a,
white a. his shirt SAY guess We al. ic a good deal
the same way for was mighty aretul abou, tippn
the boats any. and know wa~ a LOT easier in my mind
when we start, for shore.
Maybe 1t wa mt some gorgeous campin we did that
night under the live oaks and pines the edge OF Big
Pool with the kind Of moonlight You dream about, and
them gars pavn eaotrog ont Of that deep water. And
couldn't blame Andres for cluc<n a chilly chautin
lob in New York, with this calm him back.
Maybe I'll never get there again. but my one trip up
the Wiggywash is goin to be worth thin'cn over for
many frosty day. Then sleeoin' in that warm soft
air and wakin up TO hear uoccn birds singin and 20
smell bacon fryin-say, | could stand weeks OF that
without .onpainin
ut Billy Bounce he's anxious 10 start huntin all5a-
tors; so about njne-hirtv packs up and get under
way for the trip down the river In the first boat goes
Mr. Robert And-os AMI Billy. I'm stationed in The
stern Of the second boa. and instructed how to ease
her round the bends with oar; while in the bow is
Mr. Krump. He's 90. his canvas-covered package
along-and the minute he undoe> il the mystery IS
solved It's a movn picture camera.
Nh ha,~ saws NIr. Roe~t as he spots the outfit so
that the dea2 Great head Billy But where did YOU
find Your operator,
~Fcom our studio in Jacksonville, says Billy We're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

taking most o. our Holy Land scenes there now you
know. And 7ay krump, don't turn loose until We
sight alligator.
But this scenery protests Krump. we ought to
get few reels Tor exhibition 1t would make"
~Oh, hang the scenery. says Billy. What want is
just picture Of me shooting aigators, nothing else
Understand,
YES, Sir, says kump but he adds a few private
remarks under his breath
We'd 90, along two or three miles before Andres
sights the first gator When Billy Bounce gets the
word his hrs. move Is to signal frantic Krump to
start the film, and hi, second TO hunt up his rife; 50
by the time he got to hooin all he did to bore
holes in the water
~Ah, say!- says Andres disguised. You know YOU
can't get EN- to pose Tor YOU.
All right, II, get the second one, says Billy. Mr.
Krump, youll know when to start the machine next
time trust without my telling YOU.
Billy don't make hit with Krump Nobody does
for that matter He growls at Billv and then turns
around and find fault with the way I'm steerin'
Keep her clear Of the bushes can't YOU, says hc
Say, wha, DO YOU think am, icrryboa, pilot;'
says l. "Aly reg lar job il YOU want to know Is head
office boy
III YOU aren't better at that grunts Krump than
YOU are at this. then
Gator ahead yells Andres
IJP Jumps Billy Bounce. glabbn his gun determined
Up gets Mr. Kump and trains his camera on the
boat ahead rs ius, a. we're roundin' another curve
Low bridge call, Andros. duc,in lively.
But Billy /, JUS, ,ightin at a scven-foot alligator
that's maxim for the oppo,ite bank and he's So in
trcscd that ne don't see the low branch al all until
it collidcs abrupt with hi, belt buckle
Bang zoe the riG. the bullet Zippin' through the
treetoos
~Woo.~ remarks Billy and pro.ccI. TO do q neat
back FALL ,-o..in solid on And-o zen, shoulders. and
then Iorndir' merry. overheard with a splash that
near-- s,ya.,,,s the vrho,.o,,rf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

WELL, here wc are, q, the mouth OF the
w Wiggyva b. located in the crudic,t
loolin l,'lc hotel tha, ever happened. But,
say, r. hall hidden by palm trees IN front,
there. an orange grove in the back with
an the fruit YOU can ca, for the pickin and
the way they can fry fish is enough to make
vou~ mouth water. We've been fshin' and
hunun and explorin' and just layin' around
in the sun bein lazy.
There's only one thing | can think Of
that. going TO make gettin back to New
Yor'. q. all in, res.in' | sure want TO be at
Billy Bounce movie party when them reels
are run of for Millies benefit. You see, |
happen 20 Dee wise tina, that knlmp guy
Keep, ,hc film go;n al du-,n' the time Billy
va- dom hi ha.h dive at, Uh-huh. Mile 5
90. .~ca. comm 90 hc:,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17

Mrs, j. III. Staley returned las
week from a delightful visit WITH
friends and relatives at Knoxville
Verne Sanders, an employee a
the Southern Cofffn & Casket. Coz,
had the misfortune to get three Of
his fingers smashed and cut while
at work on last Saturday.
A Carnival Company MACE its
appearance into our city last week,
and the principal part of the com
pany consisted oftgambling devices.
We are in favor ofclean amussments
which go to help make life-happH
and pleasant-buSsuch as this com,
pany had should never be allowed
on our streets.
Walker, George & Co the firm
which handles Ire John Deere, ma
chinery, have had the frons of their
store building reprinted and it now
presents very neat appearance.
w. 7. Clark and wife Of Green
back, Route d. were visitors in oar
city Monday. He came in and re-
newed his allegiance to she odd re-
liable" by paying his subscription
in advance.
DR.. J. III. Mitchell of the George
& Mitchell Co.. atte9ded the Con-
vention of the Rexall Co., Agencies
in the State at Knoxville Tsesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Ed #. Harper lett Tuesday morn.
ing for Nashville. where be goes as
a delegate to the Stats Republican
Convention. Probably others went
but we did not learn their names.
Misses Zephor West and Berry
Mccall left Monday for few weeks
visit with Mrs. Allen Messer year
Newport, Tenn.
Miss Olive Self, returned to her
home at Rockford. last Sunday after
a several days visit with her sister
Mrs. III. L. Wrinkle at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hitch are
rejoicing over the arrival of fine
baby girl into their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Ziegler who
spent the winter in Florida, have
returned to East Tennessee. They
viii for the present reside in Knox.
vile. Mr.. Ziegler was in our city
Monday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17

If you want nice, fresh groceries
tobacco. cigars. cold drinks, fresh
meats and lard call on L. NJ. Bayl 81
near the depot. Country produce
wanted.
II it is the news you want sub.
scribe for your old home paper
THE TINES.
E. B. Goddard and wife who
recently went to Colorado, have
located at Proctor, and sends for
the TIMES 50 that they will know
what is going on in Blount, They
seem to be well pleased with their
western home.
Beautify your home, by using
Fixall Varnish. For sale at T. F.
Cooper & Sons Racket Store.
Why not try a pound of our fancy
mixed candies, only 10c. Special
prices on all dress goods. Don't
fail to visit our store while in town.
IT. F. Cooper & Sen.
bittle Misses Mary and Kathleen
of Knoxville spent Easter
with their cousin Miss Marguerite
Staley.
G. W. Blankenship who has been
at Hampton, Fla, for several weeks
is now back at home.
]. F. Reagan has lately had his
store building reprinted and re-
paired and it now presents nice,
neat appearance. 4
Wells & Walker, Druggists are
among our progressive business men,
and are having their store building
painted and decorated on the inside.
Rev. M. C. Atchley, Pastor of
he Pleasant Grove Baptist Church |
was in our city Monday.
Will H. Woods of Greenback r. |
F. D., spent Monday in our city.
Mrs. j. P. Chambers and little
daughter of Cleveland, Route, 1
spent Monhay at this place. She
formerly resided in Blount county.
Chas. N Horner of Olive r Springs
spent Sunday with his parents at
his place.
Pleas Waters made business trip
% Knoxville Wednesday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17
Local Mention

See my Spring fine Of folders before ha,
ing your Easter Photos made.
a. L. BUTCHERS, ,CycO Studio
Over Kitheafrs Harness Sror
Did you see those Easter
Bonnets7"
7. E, Archer Of Jellico, Tenn,
spent Saturday at this place.
lust received another car load Of No.
Blood and Bone Fertilizer. Every sack
sold under guarantee.
NC. seaton & Co.
W. R. Magill has been on the
sick list for some time.
For Sale-35 H. P. Traction En-
CINE r. B. Oliver.
W. E. Iddins, of Mint spent
Monday in our city
Esq, j. S. Patty Of Ellejoy was a
Saturday visitor in our city.
Esq Geo. W. Emert OF Townsend
paid Maryville a visit Saturday.
Thomas Gardner left Monday for
Los Angeles. California.
One steel beam number 80 Oliver
pillow for sale cheap at T. F. Cooper
& Sons Racket Store.
Mrs. Geo. Hoy!e of Knoxville
visited her daughter Mrs. ]. H
Staley last week.
G. E. Lane, merchant at AIN
wick transacted business in our city
Saturday.
Come to the TIMES Printery to
get your Job Printing done. A nice
stock to select from, also skilled
workmen to execute your work in
the most artistic and up-to-date
manner. All orders given prompt
attention.
DIR. J. D. Garner, one of the 7th
dist. prominent citizens spent Sat-
urday in our city.
Fresh Garden Seed at G.. A
Tooles, from D. Landreths Seed
Farm. in bulk and package.
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs
]. M. Huffstetler, has been very
sick of pneumonia for several days,
but is nav getting better.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17
j. I. Irwin,
RSsA s. Maryville, Tenn

!
DR.. N. c.. a lis of Friendsville
was shakine.AssA 's with friends a
this place Mbntks.
J. B Brown. cftA 'eenback Rout
4, was a Maryvills47h ltor Monday
Esq. M. T Bailsyos the 9th dis
was business caller IL our city
Monuay.
The Sunday School at Brown:
School House is certainly r, owing
under the leadership Of ca 'arIes
Coulter, assisted by auab 'r OF
good teachers and the people Of 3fhat
community. A large nuE,ber OF
children are always ii attendance (,
the school meets at 2;39'in the
afternoon. Rev G. w Sparks wry1
preach next Sunday evening I'M 4
mediately after Sunday School. .
Everybody invited to attend
Capt. J P. Edmondson Of Krox-
Vile was a recent visitor aJ Urls
place.
John Murr, is among the rev
ones to Join our reading circle.
H ]. Gre~nlee, has acctpioF 81
position il sfo Enterpris~ O(lip
where he formerly bad rmplogmpnt.
We are glad 10 near good reports
from Rev. O.! A. Lawso" who hss.
charge OF the Fairearden CiTcuitSin I,
Sewer County. He is meeting with \
great success which his many friends
are delighted to learn. \
Eggs for Sale-Fuli Blood Brown
Leghorn Eggs fou sale by Mrs. W
Clyde Goddard. For price inquire
a. this Office.
Will Hutfstetler, maaager Of the
Peoples Telephone Exchange, Wild 4
short time ago purchased an auto.
mobile says that it is probably safe
now for people to. travel along the
ropd while he is passing driving his
q
1t is only a question of S1.OO 10
Iecpre the TINES jerome year. Join /
he crowd, read our paper.
j. Nj. Goddard Of Uaitm was q
'isitor at this place Monday
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17

the. Health officsroalIs- 0ANy0u be 10
so. Let's make MsrvvilAe ahipa
Esq. r. II. Dickson sad vide CT
FTiendsville Route L., transacted
business in our city the iust o. thu
week.
FOR SALE:-5, Rooth Cottage,
lot 275 it. 'front.' plen5y room ~
build two more houses. Owner
leaving city. Address Owner, p
care Of this paper.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17

MO NEY FOUND-A bunch of
money has been found by J. T. IT.
win, O'm yer can nave same by de-
scribino. n 'oney and paying for this
ut.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17
8nM
" Toilet Preparations "

Would you like to be sure of getting TOILET
SPECIALTIES of the very finest quality,
scientifically prepared and dainti1y put up?
then ask for the Penslar Brand.
Sylvodora perfumes and Toilet waters are
exceptionally fine---in fact, unsurpassed by
the finest impOrted--and are offered in the
following Odors Lilaflor, ViOlaflor Aura
flor Lilly of the Valley, LocufIor, etc.
PENSLAR TOILET PREPARATIONS are
increasing in popularity every day.--the sale
on these goods is far beyond our expecta-
tions. We can recommend to you the use
of all these splendid preparations and par
ticularly of Penslar Shampoo, Hair Tonic
and Almond and Cucumber Cream.
We take great pleasure in showing our Toll
eft Goods and would like to show YOU
whether you buy or not.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-04-17
Ellis Chandler Co.
Men S Suits

Suits left that we are running special at ~
Well Made, All Coo and every
of them goods would sell bought in the
for at least $3.50; Special
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30
Zoe Hill

Rev. Jesse Pope and family and
Rev. Geo Pope spent last Tues
lay night at the home of their
uncle, L. NJ. Pope.
An auto party from. Pendleton,
composed Of VIM. kiser and two
srns,> and wife of one of the latter.
spent last Thursday night in oul
village on their return from Har'
risonburgfair
Mrs. Belle Jones. and daughter
Miss Mary, are visiting friends
here.
W. Coe A mstrong has been i'll
for few days.
Mrs. Alfred Armstrong is inn
proving SLOWLY.
Miss Nellie Beverage was thrown
from her horse last Saturday morn
ing, on her way to school. and her
ankle badly sprained by her foot
hanging in the stirrup.
Marvin Meyers, of Pendleton,
will spend the winter at the home
of Miss Matte Jones and attend
school.
Frank Crummett is building g
new home.
Edna Botkin has been i'll for
few days.
Ms. Chas. Barr has had ton
sili.s. Their children have also
been i'll.
Jno. NJ. Jones has gone tc
Rockbridge to WISH his sor, Henry
MIS-. James NJ. Iliner returnct
last week from Il visit TO her sister
Miss Mamie Fauver, of Moss>
Creek.
We are sorry that mention wa
not made If the death of CElls'lai
Simmons which occurred on TIT
evening of the 10Th.
He was co Tolerate veteran,
good Soldier. lie II I'd been in
declining health for some time.
Funeral service, were conducted
at his home by R"v. l.. l.. Low
anre, The 18th, AID the remain
! Inferred in the familey 'em ry
Occi,S cha
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30
CrabbottOrrl

"The Goldenrod is yellow,
The corn is turning brown, -:
The trees in apple orchards :
With fruit are bending down.
MaSdames, Ella Arbogast, Mary
Colaw and Lucinda Colaw are or
the sick list. .-.. !. Z
Walter Winner bought a line
farm at Wilfiamsville. and vii
move about the first of~December
Bob. Collins is visiting his niece,
Mrs. Walter Mullenax... :. XII =.
Martin Judy and daughter, from
Los Angles California. ARE with
Martin j. Colaw for a few days,
will 90 to north Dry Run to see his
sister, Mrs. Jennie Hinkle. and
ether relatives. ).
Robert Newan left Friday for his
hhmein Covington, his family~cto
follow in a few days. ~.
Mrs Will Simmons of Mt Scion,
with MissZadie Meyers, spent a
few days last week with ,sAlbert
Simmons. = .. : .'''2 :,
Charlie Meadows of Creek Va
spent a few days in Crabbottom
recently. -. -. ., -.
Will Winner and wife, Billie
Springer and Katie Hidy motored
to Franklin Saturday, and return
ed Sun day.
Rev. Walter Thomas went to
North Fork and, Circlesville Sun
day morning. :; ~
Mrs. Z. C. Swecker was to see
her father, Sunday, Cyrus >Golaw.
" no will celebrate his one hundreth
birthday the 9th of Nov. Hope
his CHILDREN anil grand children
will be present, as A. S. Mire will
b. there to take a picture of them
Pinkney Nullenax, wife and moth
er. were at Walter Winners Sun.
day.
Mrs. Lula Jaci', with her son,
k,bert, was with Mrs. Hlldebrand
Sunday.
Mrs Luther Hammer was called
TO see her mother last Thursday
mo was. taken seriously i'll. DR..
&. P. Rexrode is attending her.
Minnie Gerr went to Durbin last
week to wait on her sister, Ollie
Champain who is sick
A..P. Arbogast and wife went
with their nephew, Charlie Arbo-
gast, to Lewis Co., to attend his
f;.ther's BURIAL They got a tele-
gram Sunday and started Monday
morning.
Miss Eva Hinkle of Dry Run,
came over and spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas.
Size returned Saturday.
Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30
Glover Creek

The farmers are all busy .shuck-
ing corn.
E. S Leach will make business
trip to Augusta this N'e;.
C. S. Ilicklin and Ed. Fleisher
made a business trip to Staunton
las week.
Mss Lizzie Hicklin is going a
way on Il visit the las of the week.
Miss Geneva Jones is getting
along fine with her school.
Robert Hicklin and family were
visiting his father, last week.
Henry Ryder will move in J. N
Bradshaw's old store house this
week.
John Ralston was out at his
ia N last weee but has. retuaned
lone.
g. S. Hicklin is about ready to
90 Is housekeeping.
Rev. C: B. Gibbs will preach at
Pl ,asant View Nov. Sth.
Mrs P. A. Helms has been visit
ing her son, OBJ Jackson's River for
some time. Nellie Gray
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30
Notice To. Tax Payers!

T will I've at the following places
on dates opposite to collect taxes
and levies for 1914:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30
Public Sale

Having been advised to leave
Highland on account of i'll health !
will offer FIR sale at public auction
at Boyd Stephenson's farm On
head of Jacksons River on We'd
ncsdav Nov. 4th. 1914. beginning
Al 10 II. M the following personal
pr perry: s"lrtl mare six years
Il |. will work either single or dou-
b., very good saddIer and w,ighs
about 1000 lbs 2 faItening hogs,
will , e:gh about 300 II S each. 3
pig~. buggy, as good us new, |
sci single buggy harness, 2 CELLARS.
| Nilboulne saddle. ! bIidle, 2 hal
les. | pair saddle bags. 81 turkeys
IS white leghrln chickens gar,
den plow, , hoes. | rake. about 10
bushels pola oos, 50 heads rabbHg'.
| lot beam. | seven gallon cylinder
rhun, % gallon crnckerv. , tubs
| ham boiler. l cooking stove and
utensils, . heating stoves, lot. Of
dishes, 4 t.: b'"s, | set of dining
.rrnm chnirs. ! roc Zer. | couch. !
bed room suit | iron bed, 3 drug.
gets. S window sha1ts and many
ul',,r things too tedious to men
li"n 80.
TERN : A cre'i. of six months
will lie given on all sums of S. 90
and over. purchasers to execute
ncgItiah!e notes witt interest from
,iu;c with two approved endorsnrs.
Edward r. LncIriilge.
Ran or Slime will have pic
trrr gallery opened >vcrl Saturday
When you cone to town call in,
see weak aid set. prices
A. S Mire,
Photographer
Monterey Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cleek, who
reside near the Bath ghland line,
were town Tuesday.
W. E. Wilson, of Charlottesville,
who had been visiting his native
town, Franklin, w. Va, spent
several days with his sister, Mrs.
Matte Jones of this place.
Con Slaven, for some time with
a banking house of Charleston, W .
Va, ret rned to his work Saturday
after a short vacation at his home
in Crabbottom.
The town council should remove
the worn out, dangerous sections
of plank walk which they expect
to replace with cement later on.
In this we, accidents may be pre-
vented
II. Arthur Hail. optometrist i,
formerly of Washington, d c.
is at Monterey He has fitted a great
many gIasses snd given entire salts
faction; will be ut Mcdowell. Va.
Oct. 30, Doe Hill Va. Oct. 81, and
Nov. 2nd. Examination free.
Miller Bishop, who holds a posi-
lion in the Capital City,: is enjoying
a vacation at his home i'll Monterey.
All Zoe Outings Sc, all l29c Out
ing5 10c.. Highland Mercantile Co.
The Missionary Societies of the
Methodist Church will observe he
Week of Prayer, holding services
on November ,, 3, 4, antI 6, at7:3O
The meeting on Monday will be
conducted by the children. The
public is invited to attend each SER
vice.
On Sunday morning, Mr., Low
nce will preach sermon al propri-
4te to the meelimgs to fellow dutlng
he week. and the collection on
this occasion will 90 tc the schools
under the control of the Missionary
Societies. Let e: ch one respond
generously.
WANTED-at once a good cook
No washing or ironing. Good
wares. Mrs. ]. NJ. Cash,
Mt Grove, Va.
Mrs. G.. B. Fox is on the sic k list
this week.