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CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONST|PATED.
WHEN CROSS. FEvERisa AND
SICK. GIVE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP .oF FIGS"

sohildren love this fruit laxative. <
and nothing else cleanSes the tender
stomach. liver and bowEisrso nicely.
A child simply will 1ot stop playing
TO empty thesboweIs and the result fsg
they become tightly clogged with
waste. liver. gets; sluggish, stomach
sours, then. your little one becomes
cross half:sick FEY erish, don't eat,
sleep or act naturally. breath is bad,
system full ofScold hag SIRE throat.
stomach.ache gor d4aIf hoeA Listen.
Mother! See II tonsAeSis coated. then
give teaspContul on califof mia Syrup
of Figs" and in faw ho,rs all the
constipatedswaste soIs bilS and undi
gested food passes out e6f>the system,
and you Ffaye we'll, playful child
again. .
Millions of mothers give "California
Syrup OF Figs" because It IS perfectly
harmless: children love 1t, and It new
er fails to act on the stomach, liver
and bowels. E
ASH your druggist for a 5o.cent bot
tie Of California Syrup sof Figs"
which has full directions for babies.
children of all ages and for grownsups
plainly printed on the bottle. Beware
Of counterfeits sold here. Get tfis
genuine. made by "California Fig Syr-
UP Company" Refuse any other vita
Contempt.
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Mas. AMEREDlTH,
NOTICE. OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given. that at a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Fairmont West Virgintan Publishing
Company, corporation created and
organized under the laws of the state
OF West Virginia, held at Fairmont on
the oath day OF March, 1915, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, First, that the Fairmont
West Virglnian Publishing Company.
a corporationAc created and organized
under the lava of fhe state sof West
Virginia. by cARrter issued by the
secretary of state On the Ith day OF
December. 1908. &oAs Rerepy discon-
tinue business as a eorho}ation and
surrender to said state itstdharter and
corporate franchises.
Resolved. Second, that TIL president
OF this corporation cause notice of
the adoption>o f the&foregoinK- resoIu-
ton to be pNblishedAin some news
paper of general circulation, published
near the principle offce Aor place of
business of this Acofporatton once a
week for four SUCCESSIVE weeks: and
that he certify th8ae resolutions TO
the secretary of state, of the state of
West Virginia, and deliver to him a
certificate showing the publication OF
the said notice, as provided by law.
Given under my hand this oath day
OF March, A. D., 1915.
l.. NJ. DAVIS,
President said corporation.
]. NJ. BRoMFIELD,
Secretary.
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, NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to the authority vested in
the undersigned Special Commissioner
by decree Of the Intermediate court
of Marion county, West Virginia, en-.
tered on the 18th day OF November,
1914, in those two certain chancery
causes consolidated, in one of which
F. Marion Meredith and others are
plaintiffs and George w. Starn and
others are defendants, and in the other
of which the said F. Marion Meredith
and others are plaintiffs and William
| E. Morris and others are defendants,
/ will, on the Both day of April, 1915,
at l o'clock, p. m, of that day. offer
for sale at public auction at the front
door of the Court House of said Mar
ion county the following described
real estate:
FIRST PARCEL: A certain tract
of land situate in Winfield district in
said Marion county adjoining lands Of
James Starn and others, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at Walnut
Tree, corner to land of B. F. Malone;
thence s. 80 w. "a poles. corner to
White Oak and lands of Watson;
thence S. 5314 w. ASH poles to stone,
corner to Lot No. Three; thence n.
19A w. TEX poles to stake in the
line of Watson land; thence n. SO E.
IS poles IL links to the beginning,
containing twenty-six acres. more or
less, but excepting therefrom the coal,
oil and gas and timber, within, upon
and under said land, and being the
same parcel of land conveyed to
George w. Starn by s. s. Dusenberry
and others by deed dated December
10, 1906. and of record in the Clerks
office of the County court OF said Mar
ion county, in Deed Book No. 14S,
page 1872.
SECOND PARCEL: A certain par
Gel being part of the Raymond Place
near the city of Fairmont in said Mar.
ion county and bounded as follows:
Beginning at street. corner to
Jerome L. Merrifield: thence with the
line OF Merrifield S. 571a E. 2S7 feet;
thence ...... 321A w. 2S7 feet to the
county road; thence with the county
road n. 80 w. $40 feet to street:
thence with said street n. 321s E. III
feet to the beginning, but excepting all
the coal within and underlying the
same, and also excepting a certain
parcel conveyed to Roy J. Starn
known as Lot No. Two by deed dated
August 81, 1902, and of record in said
County Clerks Office in Deed Book
No. 124, page PA, also excepting a
certain parcel conveyed to E. NJ. Coz
by deed dated May 10, 1906. and OF
record in said County Clerks Office
in Deed Book No. LAT, page 1858.
Said lands will be sold at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der upon the following terms, one
third cash in hand paid, and as much
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TRlNNE NEWS.

Mr.. Andy and William Matthews
were visiting their sister. Mrs S. *.
Poe, here. last Sunday
Clay Rogers, Johnnie Pride. Harry
and Govy Trippet were at Luther
Fietcher's last Sunday.
People from here attended the eX-
hibition ut Oakdalc last Friday night.
The Gregory string band furnished
the music. ana all report a large crowd
and a nice time.
Albert and Walter Stevens Of GraS.
ton. were visiting their parents, AIR.
and Mrs. G. w. Stevens. here, last
Friday and Saturday.
Brooner Musgrove. Troy Stevens
and Jake Ham were at S. u. Smiths
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Shuman were
calling on AIR. and Mrs. Luther
Fletcher one night last week
Mr.. Sim Smyth spent n few days
last week with friends ut Pleasant
Valley.
Albert and Troy Stevens were the
guests OF Luther Fletcher, Friday af-
tcrnoon.
Miss Esther Poe was Gazing on
Silva Rumble one night last week
Gregory's string band took supper
with Mr.. Andy McCaulay last Friday
night.
Sim smyth was calling on G. w.
Stevens one day last week.
lake Aauu was at Luther rletcher's
last Saturday evening.
Govey Trippet was visiting Mrs. S.
*. Poe. Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. l.. p. Hann's family are all
better. at this writing.
Mr.. Homer NIiller's twin son is very
i'll and not expected TO recover.
Mrs. S. *. Poe and Mrs. ChoIe Shu-
man were visiting Mrs. Luther
Fletcher last Friday night.
S. d Smyth moved his saw mill
to Smithtown last week.
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NO STOMACH PAIN,
GAS, INDIGESTION
IAF!vE MN0TES
"PAPE's oiAREPslN.fs THE ONLY
REAL STOMACH REGULATOR
Known.

Really does pat bad stomachs in
order-really doeE overcome indiges.
ton, dyspepsia gas. heartburn and
sourness in hxe ninutes-that-ius
that-makes .Rapess Diapepsin the
largest selling\ stomach regulator in
the world sc &haN you eat fermcnts
and eructaSs sourS Il6dfgested food and
acid; heaasfs dizzy and achss; breath
foul; tongue COATED ;sSur hsides I'll.
remember tie nom ht fRape's Dia-
pepsinM COPIES in conta& with the
STOMACH al such distres IS vanishe5.
It's tsnly a4ohishing&allhost marvel
Gus, md tha foy it'sAharmlessness,
Asarge fiftt centb aseof Pape's Dia-
epp4in will i've yhu BhunGrcd dol
laIF worth bf satisfaction or your
druggist hands you fwour money back.
9It's worth its weight in gold 10 men
and women whorean't get their stom-
nchs regulated. 1t belongs in Your
.home-should always be kept handy
in case of a sick. sour. upset stomach
during the day or at night. IT'S the
quickest. surest and most harmless
stomach regulator in the world
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RIvEsvILLE s. 3. NO. 3.

Miss Alma De&auIt. OF Georgetown.
and Mr.. Daniel Michael were married
ut Morgantown last week. Miss De-
vault is tho daughter OF MIR and Mrs
James DevauIt MIR Michael is the
son Of Henry Michael. of near Hagaus.
They will make iheir future home
with the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Michael.
Charles Fisher spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Fairmont.
Miss Georgia Neuhart and Mr Ross
Hawkins were married by Rev. G. w.
White at Morgantown a few days ago
Miss Newbaugh is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neubaugh. of
near Georgetown. MIR. Hawkins and
bride have gone to Hagsns to make
their future home.
n. f. FISHER attended the funeral
of his uncle. Mir. John Walls. OF near
Harmony, last Monday. Mr. Walls is
also an uncle OF Mrs. Sarah Flowers.
The little daughter OF Rev. Chap.
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SAVE MONEY BY MAKING THE
BEST COUGH EDICINErA HOME

Money spent sfor the old-style. ready
made cough syrups. in bottles holding
only or 90 ouncesais very largely
wasted. because most of chem arkl
composed principally of sugar and NJ
ter. Yet you. have 10 pay tffeasalte
price as II it was all medicine Stbp
wasting this money You can mako a
better cough medicine at homc at o;
fifth the cost. Merely go TO CranSs
Drug Store and aslsTor > ounces (5OA
WORTH of Schianiann's Concentrated
Expectorant. Mix this with one pint
of sranulated sugar and one-half pint
OF boiling water. which makes full
pint e16 ouncesl. This new, simple.
PHEASANT remedy is guaranteed to re.
linve the worst cough or cold Also
excellentSfor Bronchial Asthma. Bron-
chitis. Group. H2arseness and Whoop-
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Various companlonships.

II ones intimate in love or friend
ship cannot, or does not. share TALL
ones intellectual tastes or pursuits.
that is a small matter. Intellectual
companions can be found easily in
men and books. After all, IL We
think OF 1t, most of the worlds loves
and fl ldships have been between
people lat could not read nor spell.
DIV, Wendell Holmes
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a few days last week.
Mr.. Joe Looman has his potatoes
planted
j. H. Wilcox has commenced to pillow
for corn.
Mrs. {. II. Shackelford was calling
-on Mrs. A. Z. FIuharty last Tuesday
afternoon.
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more thereof as the purchaser may
elect to pay, cash in hand on the day
Of sale, and\the residue of the pur-
chase price q be paid in two equal
instaIlments, Aayahe respectively in
nine and eighee4 months from day
red instaQments urtil \paiG and for
which the\purcifaseB wAl Ne required
to execute NO the Said ISbecial Com.
missioner hiS notes witt security to
be appSoved by said Special Commits.
sioner. and alSp a Vendors Lien will
be RESERVED upoA, the face of the deeds
conveyinsS title such purchaser as
further AecuritA
MAS. N MEREDITH,
iahCommissioner.
I. w. S. Block, Clerk of the Inter-
mediate Court of Marion county, West
Virginia. do heteby certify that bond
in the penalty on Five Thousand Dol.
lars, prescribed BY and in accordance
with the conditions of the above men,
toned decree. has been executed by
the above named Special Commits.
sioner with surety approved by me as
w. S. BLACK, Z
1926: 4-1-S.15 Clerk of said Court ~
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FOR RENT-Modern eight room resi-
dence. concrete cellar, oak finish,
stable. Lot 60x1o0. Google addition,
East Park, 900 feet from new school
house and car line. $50 per month
without stable, $3.50 with stable. APP
ply A. B. Knight, sos Benoni avenue,
Bell phone 425-R. 3-3U-6L
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two new seven-room
houses, rent reasonable, at Walnut
Ave and Third ST., South Side, and
one nat In First ward. Inquire OF F..
P. Kelley, office 306 Main ST., Bell
phone 406-Y.
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wishing to earn
three to five dollars per day. Write
for terms Immediately. Permanent
position for right party. First Ma
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Second story fiat, four
rooms and bath. 21o jackson street.
Inquire, See Denham's First" store.
4-1-lt
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SALE.

FOR sALE-s-room brick house. fin
islled attic, full basement; lot SO by
100; on paved street, one-half block
from car line; will consider exchange
for smaller property in or near city.
Call Consolidated phone 1872, or in
qlire Room 16, Trust building. 4-1-1S
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ing Cough. One bottle will make
enough home made cough medicine to,
probably last the whole family thesen-
are winter. Children like it. 1t Is so
pleasant to take. It is unlike any
other cogh medicine. and positively
contains no chloroforIn, opiupl, NOR
pbjas or other narcotics. as do most
cfugh mixtures. Keep It on hand IN
q Ese tof emergency and stop each
dhclfcough before it gets firm hold.
Tb< above druggist has been author
I'D to return the money in every sim
gle caseAyhere 1t does not give per-
feet satisfaction or is not found the
best remedy Neyer used In fact, any
druggist in thisseity will sell this new.
remedy under the same guarantee.
Absolutely no risk Us run in buying
this remedy under this positive guar.
autee. (54.
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FOR RENT-one modern six.room
house. hot and cold water. Inquire
Hill Brothers. Dentists. 3-29.3t
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Daily Thought.
What a man does for others, not
what they do for him, gives him inn
neutrality-suspicious..
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FOR RENT-Four-room nat with bath.
Hays bldg. Inquire Of a. L. Jepson,
Pastime Bowling Alleys. 1-5-tf
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TOR SALE-Eive. room cottage. 211
Newton street. Apply 517 Diamond
street. 4-1-3t
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UNFURNISHED rooms for rent. 436
Monroe street, 4-1-6t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

POSITION wanted as companion to
children or elderly lady. Answer B,
West Virginian. 4-13t
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POSITION as house keeper or general
house work. Answer S, this office.
A.1.3f
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WANTED

WANTED-Four solicitors at snee.
Inquire 313 Madison st. 3-30-3t.
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FOR SALE Sixteen-foot awning COM
plete.f Call Parker's Grocery, Jack.
/ son street. S-2s-3t
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FOR RENT-Two frame houses. Ap.
ply J. B. Crowl, sol A ST.. East
Park. 3-3O.6t
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man who has been very sick is some
better
Mrs. Belle Rich was calling on Mrs.
Flowers last Sunday at Ossood.
Mrs. Della Fisher spent Sunday
with Mrs. Silvetser Arnctt AT Osgood
Mary Davis, Jettie Thorne, Clarence
Thorne, Earl Stewart attended the
examination at Georgetown Thurs:
day and Friday.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Cool Spring next Saturday and Sun
day, April and I. Everybody cor
daily invited 10 attend.
The W. C. T. U. meeting will be
held at Arncttsville next Saturday,
April 6, at 200 O'Clock. -
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wisman have
rented one room of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Lowe and will move in a few
days.
John Cox. Of Fairmont. who has
been working on his farm received
word that his wife was very sick. and
he has gone home.
Howard MundelI will move from
Morgantown into his mther's house
near Arnettsville, in few days.
n. z. Fisher will farm on w. NJ.
Ralphsnyder,st place this summer,
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with or
without light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson, corner Monroe and High
streets. 7-24-tf
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wANTED-sewing, plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
Spirella Corset. Call Bell phone 1871,
Monroe st. No. 32s. 1O-16-tf
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FOR sALE-At-. bargain, one five
room house I'm Eighth ward, and one
seven and one eight-room house on
East Park Ave, near st. Con. phone
1ss. S-16-tf
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FOR sALE-white pony buggy and
harness. Consolidated phone 139.
3-16-tf
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Wanted aaNfceE5,fT4,j5S biot .,e,. ) .

wanted sElSss7 OtgfSJ Atott1er.vsS
When EdWardEssas FIVE sgesFso old he
played With q boy na med adoipa one
muddy day they tried. tbsrsyn across
my clean Fitehea floor 70 get a ball
chased them ont nnd| afterwards
heard them talking ;opt on, the porch.
Adolph said, Ny mother doesn't care
II l run across the kitchen floor" AZ
ter Il long silence heard Edward say,
Il wish had nice, dirty mother like
yours.
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wANTED-For some
one to do your house cleanisg, or
working on your yard or making gar
den. give me call 5S6-R Bell phone.
S-19-1mo.
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FOR sALE-Blank Coal Options at
the West virginian Office. 3-2s-tf
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FOR sALE-Blank OIL and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
of Lease and House Leases. Apply
West virginian Office 1-1-22
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LUMBER
For New Fourth Street Bridge
is Furnished by Penns-
boro Firm.

The lumber used in the construc-
tion of the new Fourth street bridge
was furnished by the John d. Yates
Lumber Company, OF Pennsboro, W.
Va, and owing to the short time spec
fled for delivery this company de-
serves special credit for the promp,
manner in which it fulfilled its con-
tract. The order was for thirty car
loads of lumber and every foot was
delivered on time and was found to
be absolutely satisfactory in every
respect.
The John B. Yates Lumber Com
pany has also furnished lumber for
many other enterprises in this sect.
Ion, some of them being the Alliance
Window Glass Company. o. Salem,
and the Penn Window Glass Com
pany of Pennsboro, a total OF 1900
600 feet of lumber being Furnished
for the three concerns.
John 3. Yates is president and
general manager of the concern
which bears his name and short
sketch of his activities follow:
Mr.. Yates is a native of Virginia
but has been in this section of the
country number OF years. Twelve
years ago he was made agent for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
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PROGRESSIVE
IS CONCERN
IN THIS CITY
Central Supply Company Of
This City Does a Big
Business.

Although only one year old the
Central Supply Company has taken
its place among the professional bus
mess houses of Clarksburg. From a
small concern it has grown steadily
until now its operations extend
throughout several counties, even 10
the Ohio river. Through its fair
and honorable dealings 1t has become
one of the largest jobbing houses in
building supplies in this section of
the state.
This firm carries complete stick
of hay. grain. feed, -four. lime. &C.
ment and building supplies at It's
large warehouse in Montpelier addi-
ton. and also does carload business
in these commodities out OF the city.
The general manager of this firm
is G. c. Finly, and 1t has been due
to his energy. push, fair mindedness
and a desire to give quality and SER
vice that has made the business sue
cess.
1t was through this concern the
Luten Bridge CompanS purchased
approximately 1000 barrels OF ce-
ment, 100 cars OF sand and 100 cars
OF gravel, that went into the con-
struction Of the Glen Elk bridge.
Other large operations supplied by 1t
are the following: Broad Oaks street
paving. Grasselli road paving. Tin
plate road paving. Industrial school
building. Stealey Heights school
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pany at Pennsboro. 1t was while act
Ing in that capacity that he became
interested in the community general
ly and decided TO make that place his
future home. Seeing greater posi-
bilities in the independent business
world than in following the railroad
service. Mr.. Yates gave up his posi-
ton 10 join hands with the Collins
Lumber Company as traffic manager,
In this position and similar position
with the Pennsboro Manufacturing
Company Mr.. Yates made a fine rec
ord and at the same time thoroughly
equipped himself for entering the
lumber business for himself when the
company discontinued business.
During the few years he has been
engaged in business independently
Mr.. Yates has made most credItable
record. He has established a patron
age which extends pretty generally
throughout the entire country and is
now handling the entire output of
three large mills.
In the immense output OF these
three large mills Mr.. Yates Is nut in
position TO meet any demand in the
way of lumber and while hard woods
are the principal products there is
a variety which gives him distinct
advantage In the business.
The Offices of Mr.. Yates located
there has proved a benefit to Penns-
boro as it has done much toward put
ting that place on the map OF the big
business world.
Soon after becoming agent for the
railroad company at Pennsboro, Mr..
Yates demonstrated his interest In
that community. The Inadequate
station facilities were both an injus-
tice to the town and handicap to the
company in handling the business
there. Mr., Yates was soon at work
on the proposition and as result of
his efforts there was constructed u
freight house on the opposite of the
tracks from the passenger station.
and the original building arranged
so as to give the patrons OF the road
ample and very satisfactory accom-
modations at the passenger station.
While this handsome improvement
stands as n monument to his efforts
in behalf Of Pennsboro 1t is but one
Of the many benefits he has brought
TO that community.
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Is Jim Crochetting?

Editor:-What can we do to stor
this growing wave of intemperance
that Is sweeping over our land, en-.
guliing our women and girls, making
nervous wrecks of them, and bidding
fair in time to destroy our happy
homes?
refer to the crochet habit.
My wife was good cook-would
be still II she could stop crochettlng
long enough to put her mind on the
dinner.
She sits down after breakfast with
her ball of cotton and crochet needle
and rocks and crochets util almost
dinner time, stops long enough 10
telephone for loaf Of bread. When
the bread comes she open can OF
soup or something and we have a
lunch.
Time was If she saw me looking
Tor my hat she was on her feet In
stantly. and flew about until she
found it, and brought it to me.
But now when ask, Where is my
hiatt she answers: Seven, eight nine,
chain three, turn-I don't know,
I'm sure. Look around and II you
can't find 1t. I'll help you hunt 1t,
when I've finished this scallop.
could be half way down town by
tbs time she had finished that seal
Top.
II ! ask what shall bring home,
meaning. of course in the line OF
eats. she says: Get three spools Of
ID. NJ. G. No. go"
She is not the only one. All the
neighbors are as bad. Get lot OF
women together and all you hear Is
.doy!ies. centerpieces and Jokes. but
the greatest Of these Is Jokes. Yokes
for dresses, Jokes for corset covers
and yokes for nighties, Yards and