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The Washington times., 1915-12-28
William W. Jermane Elected At
Annual Communication Held
Last Night. / f ... .
OTHER OFFICERS CHOSEN
Retiring Grand Master Grant
Recipient of Grand Masters
Jewel.

At the annual ST. Johns day COM
munication. held in Masonic Temple last
night. William w. Jermane was elected
grand master Of the Grand Lodge OF
Masons of the District OF Columbia. the
highest office In the entire Masonic jur-
isdiction. Mr.. Jermane Is a past mas
ter of Pentalpha Lodge. No. %: grand
king of the Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch Masons, past high priest Of Mt.
Horeb Chapter. No. :. and past mas
ter of Adoniram Council. Royal and
Select Masters. He Is also member of
the National Press Club and the Grid
iron Club.
The other officers elected were as fol-
lows: James w. Witten, deputy grand
warden Joseph H. Mians. grand Junior
warden: Arvine W. Johnston, grand
secretary; James A. Sample. grand
treasurer; Thomas II. Young. grand
lecturer: Hugh T. Stevenson, grand
cha aplain; Ulysses G. 3. Pierce. assistant
grand chaplain: J. Harry Cunningham.
grand marshal: Charles j. O'Neill. So
nior grand deacon; Charles c. Coombs,
Junior grand deacon; Mark +. Finley,
grand swordbcarcr: Charles F. Roberts.
grand pursuivant; Roe Fulkerson,
grand senior steward; Sidney r. Jacobs.
grand Junior steward; Warren c. Bck-
ford, grand tiler; s. $. Bond. trustee ;
Francis l.. Woodman, incorporation Ma
sonic Hall Association. and l.. Cabell
Williamson, Lurtin r. CHM. and Charles
James, representatives to Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Grant. was the recipient OF a past
grandmaster's jewel, the presentation
heinE made by Past Grand Master
James A. Wctmore.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
WILSON OBSERVING
59TH ANNIVERSARY
President Was Born Near Place
Where lie Now Is Spending
His Honeymoon.

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Dec 2S-Prnsi-
dent Wilson today celebrated his fifty
ninth birthday anniversary. The only
event planned was a birthday dinner
tonight. when a cake with fifty-nine
candles will grace the table. Hundreds
of messages of congra tulations poured
in. From whom they and n few birth
day presents came could not he learn
ed.
A cold. sleety DAY kept tho President
and Mrs. Wilson closely indoors today.
No official business disturbed them.
The White House was flooded with
telesrams congratulating President Will
son on his fifty-ninth birthday ami
versary today. There were also cable
grams from foreign rulers. Many of the
messages were forwarded to Hot Springs
for personal acknowledgment by the
President Others viii be acknowledged
from the White House. The President
has spent but one birthday i'm Wash
ingtor during his three years in the
White House
This year the President Is observing
his birthday in the State OF his birth.
The President was born at Stanton
Va. December IS. 1886. not a great dis
tance from Hot Springs.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
Realty Transfers

| nontown-caldwcll D. Golden 1t ux to
Carrie q. smith lot as, sll3.A
| niontown- Henry ;. Petty to Frederick II
and Eliza II. Fletcher. west half lot 226 and
cast half Of lot ~ SO stamps 10 CentsI.
California street northw est. between Twentv-
fourth and Tw"ntN-ffth streets Ernest 6.
Walker et w. to Alexander n Bell IDt =.
block >. $40 'stamps 81.
Ma ssaChusetts Avenue Ilcshts-Franklin r.
Sanner et al IN George y. Iaughlin. il.
lot %. square 1853. $40 Cstamps So.
Pleasant Plains -tieOrgc r. I.auEhlin. ir.. tn
Franklin r Sanncr and william Nm.
lot 2aS. so tstamps $3.50.
Second and g streets northeast Edward F
Farrell to William !. Farrell, lot 20. square
80, $40 stamps $50.
1875 . street northwest Charles SCha for -
al. trustees. to !. Frank Rooth. lot II.
square l7a. $40 Cstamps so.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
Washington

To Accommodate WASHINGTON
Branch Commuters. baltimore ,S OHIO
will hold 12:I noon trlin until l9:2O on
December oath and 31st-AdVt
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
WORK ALL NIGHT ON
LEAKING WATER MAIN
Break in Connecticut Avenue,
Near N Street, Interferes
With Traffic.

Early today. after ten hours OF hard
work. emplUyes OF the District Water
department stemmed break in one
or the smaller water mains which
cross Connecticut avenue near y
street.
The break occurred about 10 o'clock
last night. A jet OF water, bursting
through the surface paring, inter
fcred for some time with the opera
tion OF street cars and with motor
traffic.
A Water Department gang worked
all night before the damage was re-
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
EXHIBITION OF WORK
ON CHILD WELFARE
Federal Bureau Of Labor to
Show What Is Being Done
For Them in Capital.

with live babies. charts, maps. elm
les. and models. the Children's Bureau
OF the Department Of Labor, with the
cooperation OF two Washington and
two national organizations, will attempt
to show the Pan-American Congress
delegates and their wives what IL being
done in the National Capital. and other
cities Of the United States to reduce
infant mortality and promote child well
fare.
. The demonstrations, which will he
held at the infant welfare center
2?04 Washington circle. will be con
ducted by the Washington Diet kitch-
en-, Washington Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society. Town and Country
Nursing Service OF the Red Cross,
and the American Association for the
Study and Prevention OF Infant Nor
tality.
Tomorrow. Wednesday and Friday.
at II o'clock in the morning confer
ences will be held at tho infant vel
| delegates will be invited to watch
| the doctors and nurses weigh and
| examine babies and instruct the
mothers.
Interesting Exhibits.
One Of the most striking exhibits
shown Is a series of panels Of pictures
showing the work of the Red Cross
| nursing service and its achieveme nts
| in rural communities. The Instructive
! Visiting Nurse Society has several In
| teresting exhibits containing numter
OF models.
| All the walls are covered with charts
| showing the organization and accom-
| plishments OF infant welfare organ-
izations in Philadelphia, Boston. Du-
| mth. Minneapolis, rroVidence. Il, L.;
Milwaukee. and other cities where pre-
| ventative work has been rewarded with
| wonderful results.
Signs In Spanish.
In the Instructive Visiting Nurse eH-
| hibit the models are all labelled IN
| Spsnish, the signs have been written
! in that languaE" under the direction
! of the Spanish ambassador.
| Mas Fstelle Wheeler, superintendent
Of :he Washington Circle center, ns :
had a glass partition constructed on me
! first floor that tho delegates may
! watch the doctors weighing and exam
/ ming the babies and instructlng inc
| mothers.
| ON tho second floor kitchen has been
| constructed SO the delcgatcs NAV Wit
ness the preparation Of special foo"s Tor
| babies. ... ,,
| The chart detailing the activities ana
! larromplfshments &c of tho NashlnGtoh
Dict Kiecre shows. among other things.
| thc: in nv. wears infant mortality her"
| has been reduced from l4.S to ll.?o per
| cent for each lH births.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
Swiss Hear Kaiser Is To
Undergo An Operation

LONDON, Dec. &.-Swiss reports to-
day say that an operation will he per-
formed on the Eaisers throat within a
few DAYS The reports are unconfirmed
from Berlin.
Similar rumors were circulated n war
ago only a few deNs before the Kaiser
returned to the fl ont.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
His Only Refuge.

II was A well-dressrd young man.
with sad. far-a way look In, his cyes
that stood on the steps ss the lad
opened the door. Excuse me. madam, g
he said. as heolifted his hat. but could
YOU direct me TO the Home for the
Friendless?"
''Do YOU mean To say that you are
surprise
IL am. madam" he ~eplied 81 am a
baseball umpire. News.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28
u. S. Girl to Wed Man
She NurSed in Russia

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S-The engage
ment Of Miss Annie Goerz and J. Negli
Farson. who met in a hospital at Mos
COW, Russia. was announced to passen-
gers aboard the liner Stockholm on
Christmas Day. The Stockholm arrived
in port yesterday.
The Washington times., 1915-12-28

I.acet Arabian and Marie Antoin-
ette curtains, neat lace borders
worked on 3-ply French net.
Renaissance curtains. wide lace
borders worked on best quality
French net. choice Of white or ecru.
Irish point curtains, finished in
floral border designs on strong quail
ity net.
Scotch lace curtains in reproduc-
tions OF the real handmade laces,
made of the finest quality Scotch or
cable net.
SILK scrim curtains finished with
linen lace edge and hemstitched bor-
der.
Marquisette and voile curtains fin
ished with imitation and real an
tiQue lace edge and insertion.
Panel curtains in net or scrim with
braided lattice effects or imitation
filet. in white or eCru.
kanns Sd Floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
N''eF 9-ttsr=T-y a. Ess~rirnsnf
g. ~rg6t - Secs isisna
Glfisrn's Eassrf~~e-

N7ts7 e 9-stsr-Try a. Ess-rirssaf
a. ergst ~ e sees fsiaaa
cltissn's Esssri-re-.
s7metnieE sew e. "a ssrsFt ansng
h7ft ae proved % 30 a. rsprsssatei
las ststs@sat % n2safaetussr 10
A. eoasiaeinx proof o. essrit
hf ne eaGorssmsnt % frt~nds a
Wv sgppostsE you ksd haa sack
lass@. Ws4k- or acsiaE oas.
Necit ygg sHpsrineus oa IT,
Ten vii rsaa o. asaay so-esuss
g1Fss
Esdars~d ~ strangers from tk-.
aNsT places
Irs finsr~ut ws~u tss sn4srs~zczs
semss from hou1e
Easv % prove local testi=guy
besf thts Rsek fsiaaG case
W experiences VITA Doaas Et9zsy
rs leafs ne % recernnsc9 tksG.-
ssYs Nicsssi Corcoraa. Blacksmith os
hsccssr House. Rsck tsisEe. Z ssf-
le--d frern pains tArogxs ny back z-e
,ss setien % ny kida@ys vas tr-sxg-
poas's Kidney FfIls promptly
stopped thsss troghiss
Fries sSc az all d~afsrs user sfr.-
- ash ssr q ktdnsy rszedy -srt
Desas kifs@g Pftis-sks sane that
~ Cereersn had -Mubgra
es. Props. Bgesie. " r.-SAsvJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
ORION

Mrs. Isaac Chapel came home
Saturday after winters tour with the
Jessie Cotton Theatrical company.
McsdamcT Graham and Goddard
went 10 Chicago MONDAY.
Mrs. 3. ,. Richardson visited friends
"a CISCO the last of the week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
TAYLOR RIDGE

Nr. and Mrs. Elmer Hofer left Tues
day for Deep River, Iowa. where they
will make their home on a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Heath visited Sun
der.
y splendid sermon was delivered at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

the NJ. e. church Sunday afternoon
by student from Hedding college.
Rock Island passengers of the week
included Mr.. and Mrs Ora Heath,
Charles Dunlap, Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Hofer, and sons, Ray and Earl. Mrs
James Motif and T. s Johnston.
Washington is first in lumber pro.
duction, louisiana second.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

r.e lakes 20 on fa t1~ v~strru er
ae.ts grove death traps ts che daeNs
srrss.e7 ssaf 90 o. wafer Tr~ birds
eass.F rscass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

PIumer south is able 20 be out again
after being confined 10 his home with
the grippe.
Mrs Gust Anderson was taken TO
the hospital In GalesburE Saturday
and operated on for gall stones sun
day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

All the ness all the time-Ths
ArEuA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
sHERIFFs SALE.

I or one OF my depurIes will on the
18th day OF October, 1915. that being
regular County Court day, offer for
sale TO the highest and best bidder at
the front door Of the Court House, in
Louisa Ky, between 10 a. m, and l
D. IN. the following described real
estate, situated in the county Of Law
renee, and State OF kentucky on the
waters OF Cats fork OF Blaine creek
and bounded and described as follows,
to wit Bounded on the north by the
lands Of David j. Thompson, and Lind
sey Lester on the south by the lands
OF A. ]. webb and Marion Hammonds.
on the east by the lands Of c. f.
Smith aud Jas. Prichard and on the
west by the lands Of Marion Ham
monds and Isaac Wilson, said bOun-
Diary is supposed TO contain about 537
acres, be the same more or less, and
being the same lands conveyed to VIM
Brainard by Jas, Watson Val Wat
| son, Geiger Estate and others, for a
more definite description OF said lands
| reference is hereby made 10 the above
deeds. Said lands are levied upon &c
| satisfy n Judgment OF the Lawrence
| Circuit Court, in favor OF Martha Rob
| erts. Executrix OF the estate of w. '
| Roberts, deceased against VIM Brain
ard, for the sum OF $4,000 with inter
est thereon at the rate OF six per cen
from the 18th day OF March, 1914, un'
Ill paid and the further sum of $50
costs OF this action, and for the cost
of this sale said land will be sold sub
ject to the following mortgages. VIM
Brainard and wife to Cochburn an
whaley Company for the sum o
y37O2.63 with interest thereon from tn
18th day OF April, 1915. Mortgag
Book No. II, Page 1877, also mort
gage transferred by p. 5. Fannin I
Mrs. Kate Fannin, for the sum o
s442.6O with interest from the 22nd da
OF April. 1911. Mortgage Book 10. Pag
46s, Lawrence County Court Records
: Sale will be made on a credit OF 81
months. the purchaser being require
. to execute good and SUFFICIENT bon
for tho purchase price. Said bond hav
ing the force and effect OF rsplevi
bond upon which no execution sha
issue. l-S-lo-S
Given under my hand an Sheriff, TIL
the 22 day Of September, 1915.
r. A. STONE, S. l.. c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
EMMA.

Reys Joe and John Lafrerty preach
ed n very interesting sermon at the
school house Sunday
sunday school every Sunday at s;So.
Rev. v. D. Harmon is our pastor
again this year this making the third
year for him.
Several from here attended the
sneaklng Mt Prestonsburg Monday.
Author Brunk from Messy Bottom
was visiting friends here sunday.
Death has again visited our com
munity and took for its victim uncle
Emmett Rosebery. He leaves widow
and four children to mourn his loss
Born. on the l4th OF Sept, to Mr.
and Mrs. y. O. Leslie a fine boy
Mrs. Reuben Taylor went 70 Pres
tonshurg Wednesday
Mir and Mrs. Lee Martin OF Way
land are visiting their parents this
week
Mrs VIII Blackburn was VISITING
her sister at Lackey saturday ana
Sunday,
Aunt Mag Johnson is visiting hel
brother Thomas Stanley at Bonanza
this week.
F, j. r. Herald went to Prestonsbure
Monday,
| Mrs. Pete Burchett is AT Prestons-
burg this week having dental WORK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15

linen should be boiled or immersed
for six hours in strong solution OF
chloride of lime,
4 This isolation Of the patient ana
care Of the room, and of every person
and thing coming out Of 1t, including
pet animals. should continue until The
Laboratory findings show no germs In
a second specimen, or for al least ten
days after all symptoms have disap-
peared and until he has had a disin-
fecting bath including the hair, and
! been clad from the skin out in gar
ments which have not been in the SICK
room ''.,t
/ g." After. recovery or death all bed
/ ding and clothing should be boiled or
! burned, all furniture, Lodges and wood =
work scrubbed with hot soap suds,
+. and, after, ton days Of free ventilation
! night and day, the room should be re-
4 painted and papered. Eumgatiun. IL a
poor substitute for such thorough
4 cleaning, but this and free whitc-w wash ?
ling may he used where the better way
Is impraCtiGable, ... H.. .#.' ''
! G. In case Of DEATH after II Us dress
/ ed the hody Should be wrapped In a
! sheet saturated in a disinfcctinE so
4 luton and buried without publl& ser =
vice, and, IN giVlug notice of the fu.
4 neral, ministers and. newspapers should
tannouncc mat the death was from
.Idiphtherin, and that children and those
Ihnvue the care If children should not
attend ..
To be effective, these precautions
4 should be riRidly observed, even "
suspicious cases, giving well children
schools ana the community the benefit
Of all doubts imperfect Isolation anc
destruction OF the discharges and
cleansing Of the room and its contents
or the tnrdy or half hearted use Of an
ttoxiu, are worse than useless, as theS
misirud all concerned into "A false anc
often a fatal sense Of security.
BY order OF the Board, ..r.E. ".
s.. A. r, MCCORMICK,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
snERIEE,s SALE.

BY virtue OF an Execution when IS
sued from the office OF tho Lawrence
Circuit Court, on the 2eth day OF sep
TENDER, 1915, In FAVOR oil LoulsNine
Tin and stove Company against D. y
Skaggs, for tho sum OF si.se' win m
terest thereon from the ISL Gay OF
March, 1914 until paid; also inc sum
OF slS.75 with interest thereon from
the 18th day OF February, 1878 untl
paid, and the further sum OF |2',Zz'
with interest thereon from the ISL Gay
OF April. 1914, until paid. Saio sums
and each OF them bear interest al the
rate OF six per cent per annum, also
the further sum OF $500 costs OF ms
action and $3.50 for copy OF TINS trans
cript, ana LOT tne costs VI ms s"'s
I. or one OF my deputies VIII orer
for sale at the front door OF the Court
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
FOR SALE BY THE LOUISA FuRN
lTuRE COMPANY. LOUISA, KY.
URGENT WARNING
AGAINST DlPHTHERlA

Diphtheria in a fatal and epidemic
form liz Officially reported from so
many widely separated sections ana
counties, that this Board feels u 10 b"
Its duty 10 sound note. OF warning {"
pnrents. teachers and al other lovers
Of children 81 thc danger wh'eh Is
likely 10 Increase IN cool weather, ana
to,again call earnest attention TO the
recognized methods of prevention
which are SO safe. practical and effect
iy...if promptly and systematically
adopted the family, physicians. teach
.rs ANA health onicinls intcliigentS Coz
operating that Il should he consider
ed rcpruach 10 whoever ~ r'SP"n-
siblc II the discase II permitted tn get
away from the nrst ctsr ana attack
n,bers In the family ~ community
IN order to appreciate either me
danger or the methods of prevention
proposed II must be recognized iha'
this IS highly contagious and ihiec-
tous disease. spread directly by th'
seed or germs from the throat or nose
nf some one who has IT, or ~ persons
or articles infected 10y such diSchnrg-
.s untll the foregoing facts are not
only recognized as true, hut are intel
ligcntly acted upon. health officials
n,,a nhyscians know that high sick
~ 80 .,,n rom hi, disease must
anu 49,. I.a,f,e d..ire 10 do
g." IN ~, in hi. health and life.
IS W. - ,,is uGnrd earnestly ad.
vises;
That when child has sore
=, .,r,,,d ~. plnccd in room
49,. ,rnm other children until q
aa,.,,, nhysician decides thai II {,
~, p,,aytnms sending a specimen t,
,ha Iahoratory for free examination
- IN dnub, but without wutint
10 benr from this, II there are yellow
800 na,chas m The throat or othe
a,',do,css ~ diphtheria. administe
M. ooo units Of antltoxin II il
~. a., d.y 81 the attack. and ZOO
N 600 units n later. every hour
"a n, IN. anne time use 900 unit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
WINIFRED,

Estill Lemaster was calling on
friends here Friday. ..... ....
Albert Nickel of Charley spent sun
day at this place, . "
W c. Davis of Beaver, Ohio, is Wis
ting at this place.
l.. Marion Wheeler Of Wheelersburg
was on this creek saturday
Mrs Matte Holbrook OF Red Bush
visited at this place last week.
Amos Cordial died at his home on
the 25th of Sept. He was a son of the
late Rev Jerry Cordial and was q
member of the United Baptist church
He was a good neighbor, kind faith
er and loving husband and will be
greatly missed in our neighborhood
He leaves a wife. eight children and 6
host of friends to mourn his loss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
sHoRTHoRN Galveston
oueHRRED, PUBLIC INVITED TocALL SEE THEM
GlenWOOd Stock Farm
V. B. sHORTRIDGE, Prop.
GLENWOOD, KY.

talked to said Harrison Johnson some
thing like one half hour. Also, that
there was the following witnesses
present; to-wit: Eliza Gillem, post
office Rice. KY, Robert Castle.
The above meeting and talk to Har-
rison Johnson took place in the after
noon of some day in June, 1914, and
that | know positively that the Har-
risOn johnson | met in West Va, is
the same man that did peddle in and
through Lawrence county. KY. '-.
f. ~ THOMAS JORDAN, d
Subscribed and sworn to before ms
this End day OF September, 1915.
49," .. O., G. CONWAY,
! Notary Public, Carter-c co. Ky.
My commission expires January %
! 1916. "..#.. 2t.pc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15

she put on 'Cets-It,' tho corn was
iurc to go" Mary. liko THOUSANDS OF
others used to be a heroine, sunertng
irriIatihg aalvcs, sticky tape, toe
afncs9es, blood bringing raEoTs and
sissnrsI She snys now there's no sense In
VI. Use "Gets-It," applied In 2 seconds.
non aongel Millions arc doing II.
Never fails. You can wear smaller shoes
now. You don't hnve TO limp around
my more or walk on the side OF your
shoes to try To get Rwny from your cornsI
You know for sure before you MS"
Gets. II" that the corn or callus IS going
away For corns. calluses, wnrts anu
HGcts-Tt" is sold by all druggists,
25c n bottle or. sent direct by +. Law
voice 4 Co, Chicago. .t. r. e..
Sold in Louisa and recommended a
the worlds best corn remedy, b.
LOUISA DRUG Co, j. H. REYNOLDi
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
WHAT CATARRH IS

Ii has been said that every thfa
person has catarrh in some FORM
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates general weakness
of the body; and local treatments IN
the form Of snuifs and vapors do little
If any good. i.
To correct catarrh you should .ieu' NV, I've
cause by enriching your bioou WIN =
oil.food in SCOTS Emulsion winen -. q
medicinal food and buildlng-,ohiss, ~ NJ
from alcohol or any harmful drugs, iiy -
scott & BOVINE. bloomfield, Nj
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
PUBLIC Sale
October %, 1915

beginning at 10 o'clock prompt the following
lin the Greatest
Stallion
YoungM Old =
r-Old Gedng
2yeard Stud Colt by Bernardo Chief Reg
gait
5monthso d,sir Bernardo Chief
Colts monhs by Sterling Chester
Colts, 4monhs by the Ross Horse
Bros Chief sired
cent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
PREMIUMS FOR COLTS

TAYLOR parties Sterling Chester bring them
action and make rsecondb third best
Shorrdg VIM Taylor and the
orwhee will be lots prepared for stock
will
thoroughbred will be offered
fol
JAMES TAYLOR
lGLENWOOD, KENTUCKY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15

Vivian Wheeler spent last week with
Mrs. Ben Salyer
Laura Lemaster was in Blaine Sat-
urday.
Rousa Hall spent last week with
Mrs, Lizzie Hall At Flat Gap.
y Sanford Cordial of London, O., Wis
tied friends and relatives at this place
last week.
Rerta Daniel visited at this place
Sunday night. LOVE TANGLE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
New.Way Wonder
for Corns, E'Gets.It"
The Big Surprise for Corn Owners.
It's Sure, Simple, Safe, Quick.

Listen to the wee stor? Of Gets H.
the worlds greatest corn rfmcaS us
a short story.--Only about two feet
"Mary had little 'Gcts-4t5 and
eorna upon her toe and every time