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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

afternoon the program arranged for an
open meeting Of the club three weeks
ago, and which was postponed on ac-
count Of the storm, will be given at tho
club kensington. II includes an illustrated
lecture on Spanish Art by Edward
Fitch ana musical numbers as WELL
DR. Adda Wiley Ralston will talk on
THE Health and Welfare Of tho Child"
Tuesday afternoon. at the home of Mrs,
William Berry. lll4 North Twenty-sixth
street, south Omaha. The program will
be given under the auspices Of the moth
ers' culture department of the South
Omaha womans club.
The Research club will meet at o'clock
Sunday afternoon at st. Berchman's
Rehearsals for the open program Of
the oratory department of the Omaha
Wonari's club, which will present play
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

selected by the leader. Mrs Grant Will
liams, and Prof. N. l. Rleed. the in
structor will begin at the next meeting
OF the department Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
The meetings OF the French department
of tho Omaha Woman's club will be held
Monday mornings at 10 o'clock instead
of Thursdays as in the past The change
will go into effect Monday. meetings be-
ing held at the residence-studio of the
instructor, Miss May Mahoney.
Members OF the Miller Park Mothers
club have arranged an evening meeting
in honor OF the husbands Wednesday
evening in the Miller school auditorium.
Problems Of the Juvenile court and
methods of dealing with boys will be the
subject OF talks by Judge Sears. Jus
Miller and IT, o. Palmer.
Friday afternoon the fifth Junior
musicale will be given at the school.
Among those taking part are Alvera
LOTHIAN. Ethel Maddox Edwin Moser
Lorraine Moore, Ruth Madden. Elsie
Moore. Vesta Melvin, Edith McCurdy and
Fern Mccoy.
A rehearsal OF the junior orchestra win
be held Monday afternoon at the school
house.
Solos from Puccinfs Madam Butter
fly will be sung by Miss Hazel Silver for
the program of the music department of
the Omaha. Woman's club Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs w. G. Silver will also
sing in duct with MISS silver and Miss
Nora Neal will be the acompanist. Little
Olga Ether Will give violin solo. The
story OF the opera will be told by Mrs
NJ. D. Cameron. under whose leadership
the program is being given.
The Social Settlement will be the sub
iect of the program to be given Monday
afternoon by the social science depart
ment OF the Omaha Womans club. Miss
Jessie Arnold. the new head resident at
the settlement house, will talk on social
settlement work. and the Social Settle
ment Dramatic club will give a little
sketch, "A Colonial Dream" The pro-
gram is In charge Of Mrs. j. II. Du-
mont. Mrs f. A. Follansbee is leader OF
the department.
The creditable presentation OF Percy's
MacKeyes "a Thousand Years Ago, "
Monday and Tuesday. by the Dundee
Woman's club has called forth wide APP
probation and requests for its perform
ance on larger scale at one OF the down
town theaters. Mrs George C. Edgerly
states that this viii probably be done in
the near future. the proceeds to form
Y
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

your Girl and Nine" a wonderful
dramatic feature photo play in seven acts,
produced by the World Film corporation
under the auspices OF the National
women's Suffrage association, will be
presented for four days this week at the
American theater commencing with
Thursday matinee and a matinee daily
including next Sunday. on which night
the ENLARGEMENT closes. Much interest has
been aroused in this picture as result
OF the strong support it is receiving by
the local suffragettes, many of whom
have devoted their time TO selling tickets
ana SO eniisting the interest Of the gen
eral public. The film Is the result OF an
inspiration by Mrs. Mediil MccoTmiek
and from a scenario by ellison Wh'etts
Il Is a play with story, punch ana
a mission that the picture Your Girl
ana Mine" becomes one of the strongest
arguments for suffrage yet produced Dr.
Anna Howard Shaw the noted suffrage
leader. appears personally In several
parts OF the film There are other
notables. some of whom are Olive Wynd-
ham, who forsook the legitimate 10 be-
come the leading lady; Katherine ksei-
red. leading lady OF Joseph ard HIS
Brethren" who took the part OF
woman lawyer battling for the right;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

Will assume the head OF the
Academy of Art, 507 Karbach
Block. that was run under the
management Of the late Albert
Rothery. Arthur Lyon will be
remembered as the young artist
who took first department honors
at Chicago Institute, Chicago. He
was student under Mr.. Rey-
nolds, the portrait painter OF Chi
cago. Mr.. Lyons proposes to
make portrait painting speciality.
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thc nucleus Tor a club house fund, for
which the members are very desirous
The play was presented under the direc-
ton of Mrs w. l.. Selby amidst a riot OF
oriental coloring and costuming The role
of each member of the cast was presented
in a finished manner, the part of Capo-
! comico, played by Mrs. ]. f. Ferguson.
and the four vagabond players. Mes
danes A. l. Green. c. ]. Hubbard G. @.
Guinter and E. II. westerfield, having
especially brought down the house.
Mrs. Selby entertained the club, in
honor OF the cast, at her home Friday
afternoon.
August Miller. of the Juvenile court.
will talk on THE Gang Spirit in Boys"
at meeting of the Hanscom Park circle
OF the Child Conservation League OF
America Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T. e. Sanders 2232 South Thir-
ty-second avenue. Mrs. ]. f. Brown will
read a paper on the same subject. Mrs.
A. Lindsey will give reading on the
opera "Parsifal."
Mrs. Warren Perry, state regent OF
the Daughters OF the American Reyolu-
ton, has sent out a circular letter an
nouncing the entertainment OF the thir-
teenth annual Nebraska conference by
Omaha and Major Isaac sadler chapters,
March 1913. The notice gives a resume
Of the program as planned for this meet
ing.
II Is announced that Quivera chapter
OF Fairbury, the present regents chapter,
has endorsed the candidacy of Mrs.
Charles II. Aull of Omaha. vice state
regent. for the regency next year.
Major Isaac Sadler chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will give benefit bridge party at the
Sanford hotel Monday afternoon. The
proceeds will be used 20 purchase an his
torical marker to be placed in the new
Fontenelle hotel.
The woman's Relief Corps Memory Day
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21
What
Women Are
Doing in the World

Club Calendar.
sUNDAY-YounR Women's Christian as
ISOLATION vesper services, SOD p. M
Research club. 81. Berchman's academy,
MONDAY Social science department,
Omaha Woman's club. 2:30 p. M, pre-
ceded by meeting of membership com
mlttee, Major Isaac Sadlor chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution,
benefit bridge party, Sanford hotel.
French department 10 a. m. Omaha
chapter, Daughters OF the American
Revolution, Washington program. Miss
sarah Snnborne and Miss Jennie Red
field, hostesses.
TUESDAY PROF. f. NJ. Fling. lecture,
city hall, s j. NJ. Mothers culture de-
partment, South Omaha Woman's club.
Mrs. William Berry hostess. Donation
day, Old Peoples Home. Oratory. cur
rent topics and philosophy and ethics
Park circle, Child Conservation league,
Mrs. T. +. Sanders. hostess. Sermo
club, Mrs J p. Barnhart. hostess An
nual meeting, Womcns missionary
federation. Young Womcns Christian
wE SiSS 'issfn Yp t; woman's club,
Mrs. Royal Miller. hostess. Music de-
partment, Womans club. Browning
Frances Willard Women's Christian
Temperance union, Mrs. ]. A. Tagsart,
hostess. Omaha ,Womens ChTlstlan
hostess. Miller Park Mothers club,
evening party. school auditorium.
THURSDAY-Sucial settlement section.
Association of Collegiate Alumnac,
Settlement House. Wyche Story Tellers'
league, public library Art department
Woman's club. followed by Woman's
club kensington and program by. art de
partment p. F. o. Sisterhood, Mrs.
George w Tribblc. hostess. Benson
Woman's club, Mrs. II. S. Knudsen,
hostess. Emma Hoasland Flower mis-
sion. Woman's Relief Corps, Memory
Day association, Memorial hall Tenny-
son circle. Mrs. Frank Halter, hostess.
Suffrage film at American theater.
FRIDAY--Mu Sigma club birthday party,
Mrs. George Platner, hostess. West
Omaha Mothers culture club. Mrs. J.
a, Hamilton, hostess. Woman's Auxi-
liary, Episcopal churches. All Saints
church. Mrs. ~ IL Nelson, president
of Woman's club. at home to club mem
bers. Miller Park Junior musicale,
school auditorium.
ATURDAY-Dramatic section, Associ-
alton of Collegiate Alumnae. Mrs. r. NJ.
r.. Sunderland. hostess.
Notices for this column should be
nAtded or tclephoned to the club reporter
before Friday noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

valentine for vote was the method
used by Miss Jane Thomson OF Chicago
20 win-not the hearts but the support
of the Missouri lawmakers. The latter
refuse even to be shown when II comes
10 lobbyists who arc young, pretty or un-
married. Miss Thomson, who spoke be-
fo.o the jefferson City lawmakers last
week sent each one a Kewpie calendar
gay with ST. Valentines red and carrying
not sentimental verse but tho query,
do 7 get your vote2" Mics Thomson
spent a number of weeks in Omaha dur
ing the recent suffrage campaign, having
directed the house-to-house canvass with
Miss Elsie vandergrift. now Mrs. Ralph
Benedict
The study of England will be continued
at The meeting of Chapter p Of the p. f.
o. ssterhood Thursday Afternoon at the
homo OF Mrs. George W. Tribble, 1901
Dodge street. Mrs ]. p. Freeland win
be the assisting hostess. Mrs. Wilcox
viii read a paper on the literature; Mrs.
Cameron. on the opera, and Mrs. F. NJ.
Penny on the stage.
Miss Agnes McElroy win be leader of
the program for the wyche Story Teliers'
league Thursday afternoon at the public
library. Egyptian. hero. kindergarten and
primary stories will be told by Misses
May Gibbs and Marie Berry ana Mrs.
Anna Brafton.
The membership committee OF the
Omaha woman's club will meet Monday
Afternoon at O'Clock. directly preceding
the meeting Of the social science depart
ment
Mrs. George b. Barr will be leader Of
che program at the meeting OF the art
department Of the Omaha WOman's club
Thursday morning. The works OF Bar
tolone Murillo. master OF the Andulusian
school. viii be studied. his ehildren's
pictures being the special topic. In the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

JFFRAGISTS are making a
final dash to sell enough
tickets for the suffrage movie
Your Girl and Mine which
Will be shown at the Amer
lean theater Thursday, Fri
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

association will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2;S0 o'clock at Memorial hall. Commit
tee reports will be received and the meet
ing will be presided over BY Mrs. Lillian
Eddy, president
The Tennyson chapter OF the Chautau-
qua Literary circle will meet by special
invitation Thursday instead OF Monday,
at the home of Mrs. Frank Halter. Roll
call will be answered by historical events
during the Norman reign in England. The
lesson from Democratic England" will
be led by Mrs. w. E. Rhoades The
second act of Harold" VIII be read by
members of the circle. Mrs, Halter will
give a talk on her trip through Eng
land.
The Dundee woman's club will meet
with Mrs. Royal Miller, 1904 Chicago
street, Wednesday afternoon This il 20
be one OF the interesting current events
program. with Mrs. r. r. Hume as leader.
Among tho speakers will be Mrs. Mary I.
Creigh, leader OF tho current topics de-
partment of tho Omaha woman's club,
and one of her subjects will be a resume
OF the mine trouble in Colorado Mrs.
Edward Johnson, president OF the Old
Peoples Home. will tell OF the work of
that institution, and Judge Charles u.
Foster will talk on police court expert
ences.
The next regular meeting OF the wo-
mans auxiliary OF the Episcopal
churches Of Omaha, South Omaha and
Florence will be held Friday at $3.50
o'clock in All Saints church.
Miss Claude " Galloway will talk on
East Indian Philosophy Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock at the meeting of the
philosophical and ethics department of
the Omaha woman's club. Miss Galloway
10 the departments instructor
The MI Sigma club will celebrate It's
annual birthday party Friday at the home
of Mrs. George Platner. The program.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

Mrs c. II. withheld win conduct the
Lesson on social Welfare at meeting
Of the Frances Willard womans chris
titan Temperance union Wednesday after
noon at the homo OF Mrs j. a. Taggart,
gso5 Webster street. Mrs. c. u. Scott,
etatc secretary OF the LOYAL Temperance
Legion department. viii have charge OF
the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

which will be a surprise 70 the members
lie IN charge OF the following committee,
OF which Mrs. Frank Boyd is chairman:
Mesdames Frank Holmes. Frank Norton,
n. +. Fell and A. Il. somers.
Mrs. Bertha Getzschmann OF the late
social service board win talk on The
Value OF Moving Pictures Wednesday
afternoon at meeting Of the Omaha
womons Christian Temperance union.
This meeting will be the regular monthly
educational ono and will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Bcechcr Higbee. 22i4 Lang
don court musical program also has
been arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

- lean theater Thursday, Fri
day and saturday to insure their winning
the SloO prize offered for the sale of a
certain amount of tickets. The prize. IL
won. will swell the Golfers of the local
suffrage organization.
Chrstabel Pankhurst. eldest daughter
of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. the English
militant leader. and Frau Rosika
Schwimmer, the Austrian peace advocate.
were negotiated with to give speeches on
the opening evening OF the performance.
Since then it has been ascertained that
Frau Schwimmer has a previous en-
Eagement, but will spend Wednesday in
Omaha. at which time n dinner will be
given in her honor. No definite word
has as yet been received from Miss Pank-
hurst, announcing her coming.
For its annual George Washington
meeting. the Omaha chapter of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
will enjoy unique program, arranged
by Miss Jennie Redfield and Miss Sarah
sanborne. Eighteen Of the Eighth grade
pupils of CASTELAR, school. of which Miss
Rodfield is principal, will give drama
tizction Of the of the signing of the
IJCtldEdllOll NI lnuGptuh[isStt ti NOShhAiASt
at the home of these women. SIS South
Thirty-fourth street. The children will
all be brought to the reeting in ltners,
their first jitney ride. The costumes.
with three exceptions, were all made by
the families of the children at a cost
of only % cents each. Tho childhood of
George Washington was dramatized at
the school Friday evening.
The dramatic section of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae will be entertained
at the home of Mrs f. NJ. r. Sunder-
land saturday afternoon. Interpretive
work will be taken up.
Mira. Agnes Harrison, principal Of the
Farnam school, will lead an interesting
discussion at the West Omaha Mothers
Culture club meeting Friday afternoon
at the homo OF the president, Mrs. j. A.
Hamilton, $3.50 Webster street. What
Arc the Ideals of Womanhood to Place
Before Cur Girls?' lis Home Life or
Public Life to Be Looked Forward Tor
SHOULD Marriage Be Accepted to Shun
a Career or Declined to Give a Chance
for a Career?" These are some of the
phases of the subject which will be dis
cussed A number of papers on Noted
Women" will be read. Mrs. p. T. Barber
will have Mary Washington" as her sub
ject; Mrs. T. w. Cox, Julia Ward
Howe" Mrs. W W. Carmichael, Lydia
NJ, Child." and Mrs. T. j. White. Mary
A. Livermorc.' Mise Fannie Meyers win
sive vocal solo and Miss Penelope Ham
ilton q isno solo Miss Helen wlnlSel-
man VIII give reading.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

The Benson Womon's club gave It's an
nual colonial pRrty Saturday evening at
the home Of Mrs, J, V, starrett. large
majority OF the membership with their
guests werc In attendance. Tho scene
was suggestive OF early days. George
ard Martha washingion were imperson-
ntod as we'll as other timely characters
T,a..a r,..af-ta fs.l,t,,,,, F,,,...N
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

lcontlnuod 0n raaa rwoIye. coIumN Tw0l
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

The current topics department OF the
Omaha womsns club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at $50 O'clock Il was planned
to discuss tho coming OF BILLY SUNDAY,
but since the date Of his arrival has been
postponed 1t Is doubtful whether this
subject viii DC discussed Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

The membership committee OF the
Omaha woman's club will meet Monday
Afternoon at ? o'clock. directly preceding
the meeting OF the social science depart
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

selected by the leader. Mrs. Grant Will
liarns, and Prof. N. l. Rieed. the in
structor will begin at the next meeting
of the department Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

association will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2;So o'clock at Memorial hall. Commit
tee reports will be received and the meet
ing will be presided over BY Mrs, Lillian
Eddy, president.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-21

The Mu Sigma club will celebrate It's
birthday party Friday at the home
of Mrs George Platner. The program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
COST OF LIVING
WILL Be LEsSENED
IIf.AlI People Residing in Ciarks-
| burg Trade Territory Buy
Here.

/. First-Buying in Clarksburg IN
duces merchants to Keep more goods
on hand to be selected from, which
gives better satisfaction than busing
something which you have never see.s.
! ss;ccond-It induces big nanufac ar
ers and wholesale merchants to estab-
lisi, in Clarksburg which builds up
the town. -
THRIFT renders Clarksbbu:s "a
mr-e desirable place to live. wn. IN ST.
tracts visitors aud prospective f.p.-
zens.
Fonrth--1t brings higher wages
lstostAe employees, because with them
creased income and .competitsll then
services will be more valuable. * *
I'ifth-It will give employment 10
tine idle, because with increased trade
and public demands the employed
force must be increased.
esixtit-It will lessen the cost Of liy-
ing, because the keen, competition will
force each merchant to. lower hts
price, and also make room for more
II 81 chants. - =
| gseyenth-It will make CltrlssSurg
kthc center OF trade OF all the snr, ornd-
ling country, which aadyertises the
town and induces, prosperous farm
ere 10 settle in the vicinity:H *
/! s.ighth-It will keep alls the money
| in circulation In Clarksburg, which
eu-lc ilcs the town and .entices enter.
STir;nT fortune seekers;
81 lit will boom real ns.ats ~
,,aftrzcttng SO many strangers our
town. Esg = Is
r 9'epfh--lt will interest the people
ssn-s in their home and surroundings
ana make everybody pull together for
/ tai te@n. Of which. each one OF us Is q
| rErss. -,
9s--isL:ng that our ambition 70 boost
GscriBburg viii nsaterisliye, am.
Yours very truly, &
ALEX GARLAND.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
FIRST CLASS
STORE SERVICE
And Quick Deliveries are Given
BY Clark burg Merchants
Which Is Appreciated.

First-To buy in Clarkshurg keeps
our money with us and have more
Ia circulation. 3 q a
Second-To buy in Clarksburg
means larger salaries to ALL.
Third-To buy In Clarksburg, we
know and see what we are getting and
to buy from mail order houses we
Fourth-To buy in clarksburg
helps the manufacturer. He would
do more business, receive more
money and naturally: he would sell
HIS goods cheaper.
Fifth-To buy in Clarksburg we
feel sure portion Of our money
Is coming back to US, but when we
send It away it has gone away to
Sixth ITO buy IN clarksburs
shows our respect and faith to our
fellow men. Golden rule: Do unto
others as you would 4have them do
unto you.
seyenth-To buy in sClarksburg
will enable our merchants to handle
the things we need and carry the
quality and the greatest variety Of
goods sat the lowest prices possibls.,
Eighth-To buy In Clarksburg viii
be an indictment TO the smanufac-
turers to manufacture what We need.
Ninth-Thet tax that our nerll
chants pay helps our government,
but the money we send away Is no
hsnefit 70 u. : ~, / Z. Il
Tenth-To buy In olarksburg en-
abies us TO ret first class store SER,
vice and quick deliveries which we
all appreciate.
Alta Vista
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
CITIZENS
3,
BUY AT HONE
Because Cooperation is Key.
note of Successful and Pros
porous CIarksburq.

First-Do you send of for goods
that you can buy at home? II you
do you are not very good citizen.
e Second-You should buy at home
because the more you buy from our
home merchants the more they viii
have to pay their employees.
ThjrdlYou should buy at home.
because this. Is your home and you
should want to make 1t as beautiful.
and as prosperous as any other city.
Fourth-You simply have to have
money to put up modern buildings;
parks. paved streets, etc.
Fifth-You should buy at home
because that is easier and more sat
isfactory than sending of to some;
other city and have TO wait days and
perhaps weeks for It.
Sixth-And when IT comes DOS
sibly have to send It back because IL
Isn't anything like what you Thought
you were buying. d
Ii seventh=-so buy at home, where
you can see what you are hnyins
and VIII get I'm q few hours.
Eighth-Itts cheaper to buy goods
made here In; sClarksburg because.
these is no freight or express
charges tackled totthem that the Gus
toner has to pay.
Ninth-Buy at home because the;
more rioneywek keep at home the fas-s
ter our city will grow.
Tenth-Buying ut home will help
Keep q great many people from fail
Ing In businesn. Thereby win keen
L people employed.
= ) 'ss J. b. T.,
Broad Onkn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
YOUR. !. .N||||||E||:.I|.|G||HB0R.
lis the Ciarksburg Merchant
Who Deserves your Patron
age at All Times.
Loyal sclarksb,ul,rg,eers always blu

Loyal ssClaFksUuTBerS always Duy
here, because
First-It's q long. long way to
Tipperary, X the article don't suit
you. or II you want your money
back. So for that reason It is bet
ter to buy at home.
Second Money is made round, to
go around and not to make bee
line out Of the state.
Third-It is not fair to send
money away and ask credit at home.
Fourth-C Charity begins at home.
It is our duty to help our neighbor.
Who is our neighbor? Why the mer-
chant who has fallen among mail
order thieves, Take the mule round
there and give him lift.
Observation-Disclosures. We need
the merchants money as much, as
he needs our trade. ~ a .i u, Z.
Stxth-We should set the mer.
chant, a good example, SO that he
may be encouraged TO deal with local
fnen farmers and manufacturers. i
Seventh-The merchant can buy a
larger stock and sell cheaper and
have a greater variety Of merchan-
disc.
Eighth-1t's a. resolution that Ii
leasy to keep resolution that Ii
twice blessed and helpful to your.
self and the other fellow.
Ninth-The ladies approve Of It.,
Tenth-The Telegram urges II
and the Business Mems League say
Amen.
North View
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
HONE MERCHANT
Pays High License and Taxes
Wiich5Go to IMPROVE Roads
s. and Schools.
HOME MERCHANT

HUME MEhGtiAM 80,
& First by trading with our mer-
chants in Clarksbtxg we have the
opportunity OF examining the goods
being perfectly fitted and satisfied
before we spend our money.
second-We keep our money at
home and promote home industry. !"
Third-The home merchant gives
you value received and Is here to
back up his, guarantee.
Fourth-Thes home merchant pat
ronixes the home doctors, lawyers.
schools, carpenters and gives his
mohey to support the churches ana
charitable institutions thereby in
cTeastng the value Of our property.
Then let's trade at home.
eFffthTPaysh high license and taxes
which goes forimprovins the sdaca..
tional interests good roads. etc. =
Sixth-Give honest 4 employment
to our young men and ladies. n 8
SeventhBy trading at home EN-
ahles. our merchants to keep better
goods. and more OF d variety.
Eighth-Th home merchant
gives you the opportunity of getting
what you want when you want it.
and Is willing to trust you by, credit
ing you when you need; it.
Ninth-By trading at home you
get better goods for less money than
you get at the mail order houses
and save time.
TenthS By trading at home we not
only keep our money hsfe but our
children as well by building Clarks-
burg SO that 1t will be the metro
polls Of West Virginia.
MRS. J. G. HUGHES,
West Milford