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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

For wears we have been stating IN the newsPaPersu ue
ao,ntry that a great many women have escaped serious oP-
erations BY taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable eon-
pound, and it is true.
We are permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters Of five women. All nave Desh
recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence Oe
more convincing!
uonapoS. Mr.-&I had pains in both sides and such . soreness NE
l.. T eonld scarcely straighten up at times. my, pacA onou -
~ q nervous / could not Sleep and / thought | ese d ptall4ipSg
M Tfetter until / submitted to an operation, but l comm feG Ga VaH naS
T1dia nj Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ana SOON p~ nAo@
woman1-Mrs. HAYWARD Sewers, Hodgdcn, Me.
cu,ptorrE. N. C-aI was in bad health for Cwo years, w nth
4. mains in both sides and was very nervous. ! y a 1E ME nuTI
,rbiobP the doctor said was a tumor, and / never would get W IHoIs
YMoa w onoration a friend advised me to take lyda e. m ~
hams vegetable Compound, and ! gladly say that l am nov en'oSms
fine healtRn-Mrs. Rosa SIMS, is Winona st, ehalloeo' ~
u.Novrp. pA-aThe doctor advised a severe operation, 9n ny Y
:. husband got me Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetaple Nompou m ra ara
ror;encs oreat relief in q short time. Now feel IKE nneW % WTrn
and can do a hard days work and not mlnd II -Niis' ANA 'D'
1876 Stock st, Hanover, Pa.
DECATUR. ILL--"I was sick IN rod and three y me psU ~ az
a. 4" said 7 would have to be taken to the hospital for an an opeEE-
oton q I had something growing in my left side. 1 TeIusea - 70 c sU
NIT to the operation and took Lydia T. Pnkham4s Nes w. r vonne
noo,nd and Il worked a miracle in my case, and l ten 9me BY Fas
phat;t has done for me.n-Mrs. LAURA A. GRswoLD, zo" pa. A'
William Street, Decatur, I'LL
c,rvprANp Ono. 81 was very irregu'Nr and tor WI y o. on
,. nv side panied me SO that expected 70 my W "'S-
Grafton Doctors said they knew OF nothing that @e-6S
would helm ME. ! took Lydia L. Pnkhams Vege- NV
table Compound and / became regular and ire M/H~ ~EAW
from pain. | am thankful Q sucn d Soou my "a ~
cine and will always give it the hiighest prase; w "
Mrs. c. +. GRTFTTn, 1870 Madison AV7 seianu w * Il
--wr,te 10 LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICIEECO. OK Ns@RH
%@#S G0NFTDENTTAL) LYNN, MASS, for advice; WMTcENN1l
- y Ia Ter will he opened, read and answered. @HSSMNS9yS
BY . woman and held in strict commence rN : '""~"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
Marble Pudding I
c Marble Pudding

parts and add Inc
choeolatet to one part.
Disposeth two parts
in a buttered mold
to give a marbled
appearance. Steam
forty five minutes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26

Manager crebs, Of the Hoxsey, y
to be complmented upon the dell
cious menu served and the dispatcl
with which each course was served
There was no delay.the banquet star
ing promptly at S:15, as announces
, Mr.. Crebs has only been with US
short time but has proven himseI
a hotel man OF ability and his lunel
! eon service for the Club has marke
him as a booster for the organic
ton as the attendance has grow
/ steadily since he arrived here.
The menu to be served Is as
slows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-02-26
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OoUtd
0eAo6io7s1

For wears we have been stating in the newspapers OF the
oo,ntry that a great many women have escaped serious oP-
erations by taxing Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable eom-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

Handsome Bed Sets
French Net Renaissance
inserts in frame effects also
large motlfs-bolster sham
worth SECS and .? .es............... as
Fine Marquisette Marie Antoinette
styles side valanCes- bolster
sham-value $40 as................. IDS
French Net Red Sets llover Aiarie
Antoinette DIES gns-eNCellent
varietv-value SIS as .............. IO.0S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
CROPSEY AND HIS GUN
LOADOF "HANDPICKED

Justice Benedict's attack, and IL out
lined the Grout case dwelling upon the
points which indicated that Circuit was
getting preferred treatment. In the
! first place Cropsey said that Justice
Benedicts Language and conduct was
unJudicial," and the "rchuke was totally
irrelevant and impertinent" He com
planned that Justice Benedict had made
grossly unjust and unfair criticisms"
and had made Statements which were
inaccurate and misleading" Then he
made these specific charges against
three Justices:
That former Justice Marean had
emasculatcd the first indictment brought
against Grout and that Marean was
"biassed and prejudiced, as he had
shown by his talk and acton"
That Justice Scudder had granted a
motion to transfer the Grout case from
the County Court to the Supreme Court,
although the motion was opposed by the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

WIlOLLoTfLL JODDENo COUINI
by dc sive the nance
decided to discontinue the Upholstery branch of his bust
ness which embraces the above named sections the
goods all exactly represented and
M that vii! be revelation o our customers.
This department at all times and under all conditions is
second in and values, but
you that tho merchandise in this eclipse
any offering Of its kind in many . day
All Well Displayed and Arranged for Easy Selection
In Basement Tomorrow, at 8 A. M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
GIFT TOWELS
Special Holiday Values

Linen DamRsk Towels reg .N.,.,,. I'D
Isx38 bleaChcd fine weave.
Fine Linen Huck Towels reg sS. 80
2axai hemstitchcd damask borders
all around initial wreath
Union uuck Towels reg ?O...... 10 !
IsX3s bleached red or blue borders
Impt'd Turkish Tow els reg. ~ so
i0X43 novelty weaves col'd centres
Heavy bath Mats reg "a. ........ 40
o6Ni7 Turkish plain or embossed
Turkish " ash Cloths val ~ ;.,..., ia
Dainty borders initial wreath.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
IN NOTION DEPT.

work Baskets. Sewing and Work
Boxes with fittings for tho
beginner or the ACCOMPLISHED
sewing Wotnan-C comprehensive
variety before-war prices.
- 40 30 .OS TO 5.0a
sew Ing thatcIa ines and
Darning sets .......... ia TO .0S
Imported Needle Cases -Ieatheretts-
novelty picture tops -frst-class
needles assorted .......... 10 TO los
Read, -made Gartrrs-for men and
women all styles
Leather Art Goods natural and
painted skins also table scarfs
and cushion covers 49,, .0S 70 los
All in Notion Dept, BASEMENT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

A Dainty Article Of
u NDE r w E AR
Would prove a useful aud appreciated
gilt Ia some friend or relative.
Prettest styles IN fine Nansook or Crepe
de Chimes, with trimmings of lace or emb y,
attractive 10 the eye, and economical TO
degree.
Comb ina ions nainsook
Nokcs of emhl and lace or
entirely of lace trim Il skirts .... .DS
Comb ina Ions with fine laccs
Swiss emb'y motifs and dainty
emb' les trim'd drawer or skirt 90. ! ~
COmbin ions creme de ,<inc
entire NOkeS and drawers of
shadow and al lace inserts
novelty effects combined
with silk pink or white ........... S.DS
Finer GOmbina lions To Sos
Night Dresses Nainsook-
daintlly trim'd with laoes, embE,
medalhons and ribbons ,,,..-,...,.. .SS
Night Dresses Fine Nainsook
elaborate yokcs and entire
sleeves Of dainty laccS, SWISS
motifs, eyclet or wide emb
wide ribbon run........ .,.......,, .NS
]
handsome Nokcs and sleeves Of
line laces and sheer embies
value 81 rs. ...,..,, .,.,.,.... ..OS
Night Dresses crepe de Chine
line quality mstrouS finish
pink and white Empire
model Val lace inserts ....,..,... SOS
Corset Covers
pretty STYLES with lace emb'y,
mcdallons and ribbon ...,.,,.,.,,,. .SO
Corset Covers
Nainsook dainticst effects ....,..,.,. 40
Covers crepe de thme and
! Nainsook elaborate yokcs OF
laces. embS, medallions, ribbon ..... rs
Finer Corset Covers To 3.OS
PetticORts deep rufles Of
! wide emby or fine lace inserts ..... .OS
Pett icWats Nalnsook Wild"
emhN rune or ribbon run omhN
motifs lace inserts ....... oNS
Pctt tcOats Crepe do chime or
! Na,nsook inserts of shadow or
rose Vat lace ....-.. .......-..... 2.OS
! Other rctticOats to I:0s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
Toilet Articles-Perfupaa.
Toilet Waters

81 ~ Infants Sets
hAnu panied Observation-Disclosures, Les
81 90 Ivory Tint NirrOrs--largs.
solid. heavy called seconds"
hut lmpertcCtlOns are
lmpcrCeptihle ..,....,-...,...,... los
- ct French Ivor, Buffers .......,.. go
% ct English NOr, Combs .......,.. 10
40 ct Nor, Ena mel Hair Brushes
IN butterfly box .......- .....,..,,,.., 10
% ct ShaNing stand, Mirror.
CUP ami Brush ....... ....,.....,.., ~
81 20 shawn MIRRORS
Extension rod with mug ....,,,,,.,. l.AR
PERFUMES TOILET WATERS
Despite new revenue taN. We are keep.
Ing To our plan of"no advance In pr Ices"
Colgate. ludnut Bradley, Spleler
Iafell". also Roger Gaiict,
k"rkon rNcr, llouhigant Pnaud
and other tine makers of choice
extracts represented
Bottle .,.,.......,.., .2S to 1885
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

Review of Facts Leading
Up to District Attor-
neys S ms a iona |
Charge Inv olving
Brooklyn Supre m e
Court Justices and
Edward Nj. Grout--
His Fight Before Bar
Association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

Medici. Military and Flare styles ...
White, black and brown Coney, near
Seal. imitation Ermine. Kit Fox
Conev, Fitch and Skunk Opossum,
blue and gray mouillon, leopard, coney,
Japanese mink and other furs com
bined with black velvet silk or satin
Innings may be worn on coat, cloak,
blouse or SUIT.
Large Assortment of Fur Trimin inEs
rs TO los
Fur skins great variety
each ............... 40 to los
On Main Floor Trim'g Dept.
A Matcblcss Value
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
$500 Pairs
nottingham Lace Curtains

Many of which are imported
20 ct Curtains .............. special 40
81 ia Curtains .............S special "a
81 ~ and q. IS Curtains .... Special .0S
" 80 Curtains ................Sp special lao
g. 9s and % 80 Curtains .... special . .Os
81 ~ and - 40 Curtains special Tao
- ss and Is os Curtains 90. o.. special 2.Os
White and Ecru perfectly clean - to -
pairs OF a style-boarding house keepcrs
and hotel proprietors would do well TO take
advantage Of this opportunity
PortiereS
SILK -FrOu. Reversible Velour.
SILK Damask. Fine Mercerized Yarn
Damssk. Brocade Tapestry. Armure
Damask with tapestry borders. etc.
Reversible Plush one side figured.
plain reverse richest Combina-
tions-value SIS os ..................11.S SO
Finest silk Frou-Frous -two-toned
coloring splendid assortment
$lb Us qual,ty ...............,...... DDS
Frou-Frou Portieres
value Sl< oS ..........,.......,. 5OS
Armure Damasks, tapestry borders
value ~ IN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. xOS
Sunfast Portieres-
V8iue ~ 5o. .'.........,....,.... x.VS
Tapestry Portieres value 81 os..... LA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

Dancing Petticoats, @'0o
Crepe de chimes, mcssalines and silk
Jersey white and delicate colors
lace trimmed or with finely plated
ruffies . Beautifully finished,
New Circular Pett icOats of satin
Messaiines late Winter style al
fording more foot room black,
changeables and colors deep
circular hounces. trimmed with
anticipated ruffies regular and
extra sizes ............,,. I.OS 10 t.OS
SILK Jersey PetticOats
Black. plain color and changeable
MESA line nounces and
extra sizes ..,.,,,.,,...,..,'.' lev" 10 "'OS
etticOats for Girls
Messalines and taffetas pretty
chanReables. with green and blue
in the lead. ...............,. 1.SS 10 s'VS
Warm Petticoats
Lined Sat ecns .............., MS to los
| Black Innings OF excellent outing
/ nannels tailored or plated nounces
regular and extra sizes
Wool ) Jerseys. I.sO 10 SAD
! Black and street colors sateen,
messaline and taffeta hounces also
| all Jersey with stitched satin bands
at hem regular and extra sizes
Cotton Jerseys ............. u" TO los
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

LLVV TE have with us to-nicht a
w james church crops,y.
T1isfris. \ t,rpsN az l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
A MatchlcSS Value
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS

EN- T LAlNl>LLo
Fine Silk embroidery on
beautiful SaXony wool or
silk warp flannel wonder 10
full range of hemstitched A'f~
hens, also cut out squares
and scallops reg. 81 los
ABSOLUTELY MATCHT.FSS'
other Embroidered FIannrls
80 to 3.NS.
Rohr Eianncls jacquard cider. 0O
downs liVht, medium ana ~
dark wonderful range ..........
Other Robe Elanncls to los
scotch" Flanncis -. 80 20 ~
Unlimited varieties excellent STYLES
rs ct. Impr'd Crepe Elannels ...... so
smart COlOrs and staple shades choice
patterns for hlouses, Childr"n's dresses.
negligees and kimonos
Handsomely Boxed n desired.
Domct and Canton Elanncis
bleaChed and unhl"achod
regularly ~ ......... -....,..... ~
Others To rs.
ShiriinS Eianncis 2, 10 Us
Skirt and H,ousr Lengths
NJ kinds Of tI\<>EIS
Less Tnan wholesale cost
Jcwelry Aisle Maiu Floor.
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24
Enthusiastic Board of
 Trade Meeting Held.

A gratifying increase Tn attendance and interest vas noticeable at the Board of Trade meeting held last Thurday evening iH the auditorium of Hotel Dermott The spirit of the meeting Is aptIy Xp"essed in the slo- gan, Throw away your hammer and get a horn. which was suggested by Mir. Frank Fee .. the Fee-Grayton Lumber Co.,. and Che willingness of all present to a4t tay.s shoulders to the wheel ana hep aush Dermott to the front was ia.eed encouraging
 Of maca interest was the report of W. D. Trotter. chairman ot the Board of Commsslaaees of the permott Drainage Disw.gt The actual work of constructing dIg Lc boats, Prep4ra- tory to the aigzaE Q. the drainage dtcne,. aas aeaa4 eycral Weea- ago. but ha, been ae up on account oi technical error estainlng to#ehe s9te of the ben.is aae-s tcchntalltiez are to be corrected as soon as the ieeisla= ture meets n January, and when Chs is accomplished aork on the project will be resumed.
 Mr. Fee called attention to the tact that a campaign for good roads should logically follow drainage and emnha- sized the Hee3 e good roads Ia order to make this section desirable leea- ton for farmers He also pointed out the adyisabiitH oi seeking to increase the immigration ol farmers, q. the property of this section must depend largely upon the farming industry af- ter the supply of timber has been eN- hausted
 E. P Remley chairman of the Com mittee for soliciting contributions for Christmas fund, reported &lll received and turned over L. tae Benevolent Aid.
 New committees were appointed as follows.
 V. E. Moss, D. nimpel and w p. Trotter, finance committee to confer with the City Council
 G. r.. kinney, k W. Lane and VI. D. Trotter Co aeatt new constitution and bylaws.
 It Was dccited to hold regular meet ings tW; month instead of once q month a, heretofore, the next meeting to be Thurs iay, Jan. 7th The pres ence and cooperation of every man in Dermott is urgently requested Those present at the asst meeting were: Br. E. E. Barlow. president, C. Helmstet- ter, secretary; H D. Trotter, D. Kim peL NJ, L. daneaay, w. C. Bowden L. M. BeIss ".. J. Splawn. W. G. Barnett C. R. Kirkpatrick, R NJ Scott, k. W Lane, Frank Fee, Y E, Moss, K Dilender, r A. Wilkinson, J. E. Hooker asl C. F. Kinney.
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24
Santa Claus Letters.

Written bY first and second grade pupils of M:ss Leis Foster.
 Dear Santa: am a little boy six years old and want you to bring me train and dre-crackers and some story books Your friend.
 Cecil Hoffman. Dear Santa Claus Please bring me wagon, foot ball, pair of skates, and pistol like this (drawing). l sure will thank you Your friend
 Frederic Hanchey. Dear Santie; thought I would write so you woul3 know what 1 want. just want a red wagon and you carry my other toys to those little children who hasn't got any papa. l have been a good boy Preston Berryman. Dear Santa:i am a little girl six years old want you to be sure and come to see me. want a doll anu a rain coat. Your friend,
 Hattie Smith Dear Santa am little girl six years old Please don't forget me, there are six of US children 1 would like a doll and cart Bring baby and Harry Raymond Don't forget Miss Lois. Mary Frances Bartmess.
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

Dear Santa: want you doll buggy and a doll bed Edith Orr Dear Santa:-Please bring me doll and piana and set of dishes and a little trunk. Agnes Courson. Santa Claus:-I want you to bring my papa a suit have been a good boy want you to bring me some candy. want you to bring my broth CTS some candy too. want you to bring me a good gun and pair of shoes. Joe HadGad. Dear Santa Claus:-l l want doll want doll buggy l want ball. Santie l want doll dress too Dear Santie Claus. want a piano for my doll The doll is good girl Santie, The doll wants a chair. Dear Santie is a good man
 SalHe May Lynn. Dear Santa Claus:-I want a pretty doll l want pair of skates. want some StorS1e books.
 Florence St John My Dear santa Claus: -l If the weath- CT Is not too bad for you to come Christmas want you to bring some gloves. a doll. some dishes doll bed and little iron so can iron my doll clothes. Will thank you dear santa Claus for these things. Your friend
 Mona Gillham. Dear Santa Claus want you to bring me doll trunk, and want you to bring me d doll bed to- And want you to bring me pair of gloves, and | want you to bring me d cap and bring me a little wagon. Bring me doll to
 Mary Alice Allen
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

Dear Santa Claus:-l want you to bring me a baby, and cart too. Dear Santa Claus do not forget me. want some candy and some fruit. l will close now. From Ruby Crook. Dear Santa Claus: I want bell, gun and drum and flag Santa Claus l am going to have Christmas tree Christmas night will have q good time. Good bye,
 Kenneth Eikert Dear Santa Claus Please bring me a doll and play machine, some ap- ples, candy. oranges and nuts.
 Your friend,
 Louise Blanks. Dear Santa Claus; You are a good man am going to be good little girl every day. l think you are busy getting your Christmas toys ready for the children. Bring me dresser and doll chair and q set of dishes. And a trunk and doll Please bring me a school bag. 1odr trlend.
 Marie Wooten. Dear Sandy Claus: please Bring me a Doll and doll buggy and doll bed. Bring me some candy too. Christmas will Soon be here Well Sandy Claus hope yoa can bring me these things. Well must close for this Time byby Sandy Claus.
 From Mary Alice Ellington. Dear Santa Claus: Bring me COW boy suit and pair of gloves. fruit. nuts and candy. Bring my little broth er Andrew an Indian suit and my big brother q soldier suit. Please don { forget us. Your little boy.
 Gene Ivy. Dear santa Please bring horn. drum and bag of marbles.
 Leo SchneIz.
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

70 one and all of our readers we wish a very Merry Christmas. And let us not forget vii We enjoy the pleasures and happ..,ss of homes and families and trien .s, that it is the birthday of the Prince of Peace which we are celebrating, and send a prayer heavenward that all the nations of the world may soon be marching under His banner
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

One of the best Christmas editorials we have read this yalr Is embodied in the ad of the Orr Hardware Co. in this paper Whether You are interested in hardware or not, don't fail to read that aH
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

Dear Santa:-I want little set of dishes, and Baby doll, and a little lamp, and story book, and a little pi ano, fruits and some candy.
 From Catherine Fehrenbaker. Dear Santa Claus: want a train and a ball I want you to not forget to fill my stocking with good things. 1 want drum and a horn l want good story books too. l want goat and a gig. l want street car, too. Now I want you to be sure and bring me these things.
 Gilbert Ford Kinney. Dear Santa Clause Please bring me a roadway train. How are you getting along by this time? You do not come but once years, so why not all be happy? Herbert Earl Glosup Dear santa Claus: I'm gone to move and hope you will not get lest and find where 1 live because 1 want to get some pretties. And let me tell you what I want Bring me a ball and a bat and a horn and fire crackers and d wagon. Now dear Santa l hope you wont think l have ask for to much Hoping to hear from you soon,
 remain your friend,
 Cecil Stodghill Dear Santa Claus: As 1t so cold cant ask you to get out to see me this Xmas. The war has caused hard times and there are so many little orphants in German you may carry what you have for me to them. Your friend,
 t,sca Thompson. Dear Santa Clause: l am glad Christmas Is so near. Bring me q doll bed and a doll Bring my sister doll bed and d doll. Evelyn Blanks. Dear Santa Please bring me lit tie doll house and a toy dog. will not ask you to bring me much as there are SD many little girls across the waters that need toys.
 Clara Bell Larkia. My dear old Santa: Bring me nicc doll carriage, and q lovely doll to Fo in it. and d piano for tny doIhe, nice dining table and chairs to suit. and some toys and doll hed
 Your little girl,
 Willie Prsock.  Dear santa Claus: Please bring me a suit of clothes. par of shoes. I hat and au ar euu ar3 oranges. apples, candy. aod al kjaas of ire works T pair of hoots and q toy tram aaa st ead road and tso pound O. shot and that's an for new.
 Noah Prl-aee, pcrmats Afk.
 rv,tofHce Box afz. Dear santa. How are yoa 70 to school every day. am doing fine in school Ny teachers name is Miss Lois. Dear santa please bring ne doIl hope yoa merry Xmas.
 Opal NcDaucl to santa Dear santa Claus, Please bring me d toy moving picture show Anl hrlns me big engia. Please orine me story book. Tai- Vlt he enaa4h Tor me. Your H",c aead,
 Harry Weaver. Dear santyclaus. How arr yoaa an good Httie girl l live m the country. want doll want iou buggy Your well kuone friend And want a set of a.sacs
 Madeline Judola,. Dear old santa VIII yoa please bring ne d njee dressed daa. bed tar her, and some 5tuc dishes and .o,s of candy. apples. oranges and ral~ta-. Now don't forget what l told Soa wanted Your nice HttIe girl.
 May Thompson Dear santa: Will you please bring nae a doll buggy And vmta set of dishes too. and want lots of clothes for my doll want d table and set of chairs will he glad when Xmas comes will close now. Be sure and come Phyllis Delaney. Dear santa Claus: How are you l would be glad to see you. Will you bring me little wagon, 25c with a little black horse hitched up to it? And bring me pear black gloves. 25c pear Richard Higgins.
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24
OUr IIIlTt FIT.
 W uhr Pusock.

Dear santa Claus: Please bring me a suit of clothes. pair of shoes. ] hat and au ajr gun ant oranges. afHles. candy. aua all kjads of ire works T pair of boots and toy tram and | nad road and tao pound ot shot and that's all for aoW
 Noah Pri~eeH, Dcruats Afk.
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

Dear santa Claus. Please bring me d toy moving picture -hoV Ani bring me d big en@i0 Please bring me story boos 1ai5 Wt he enough Tor me. Nou.Httlc tiend
 Uarr> Weaver
The Dermott news., 1914-12-24

Dear santa. How are you. ee to school every day. | am doing fine m school Ny teacher name k Miss Lois. Dear santa please bring me # doIl hope you merry Xmas.
 0pat NcUaulcI to santa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-05
CERTIFIED
Checks Win Be Accepted in
& Payment for Democratic
WAR Stamps.

PARKERSBURG, Dec. SIS. A.
Hays. internal revenue collector and
chief Of the department in this state,
has informed. deputy collectors Of
certain rules governing the sale OF
war revenue stamps. Mr.. Hays has
just returned from Washington, D.
C.. where he was informed of the
requirements of the federal govern
ment. Certified checks will be &C
cepted for the convenience OF pa
irons.
Mr.. Hays states that several pro-
visions have been made by the de-
partment in. an effort to relieve the
situation in connection with the de-
lay in the issuing Of the stamps and
the congestion that has resulted in
all the internal revenue Offices.
Where good cause is shown that de-
lays have occurred in making re-
turns and purchasing stamps. the
fifty per cent penalty for failure to
procure stamps at the time pre-.
scribed, will not be imposed, and
In regard to freight shipments, these
can be made and they will be taken
care Of until the shippers are able to
procure the stamps, though they
must keep record Of. the shipments.