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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-09-16
Notice TO Lien Holders

To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise against the real estate or
any part thereof of S W. Riddle. lat
telle b. Terrell, w. S. Fcr.elI and sadie
r.. Ferrell
Nouare hereby nn'iicl ;hlt pursuant to
Il decree of the Circuit court of Calhoun
county, West Virginia, entered at the Au
gust term, nineteen hundred and thir.o en-.
IN ehanceiy cause therein pending to
subject the real estate of the above named
parties to the satisfaction of the liens there
Oh you are hereby required to present all
Claims, held by you and each of YOU.
against the said $ w. Riddl,, Batlelic b.
ferreIl, w. :. Fe.rcll ana Sadie T.. Fer
re'l, which are licus on tl,crc zeal estate or
any part of it for adjudication me at the
offices of Hamilton IL Hamilton, Attorneys.
IN the Courthouse, a. GAINESVILLE, IN the
county Of aihoun, West Virginia. ON or
before the fifteenth day Of October rIne.
teen hundred and fifteen.
Given under my hand thi, ~ixth day of
September, nineteen hundrc and fifteen.
l.. ChENOWETH,
t'n,rr,;..;o,
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Commissioners Notice

The (oihom County Bank, corporation.
Against
;. ". Riddle; Battelle +. Ferret. "
= Ferrell; Sadie f.. Fe.rell: Il. !.
Kuotts, sheriff Of Calhoun county. and
as such, administrators of the estate of
W. :. Eerrell deceased: Hattelle Il.
Ferrell, trustee; Battelle u. Terrell,
Administrator of the estate OF &. Rice,
deceased; w. O. Umstead and V. G.
Umstead; llettie NJ. Riddle; The Bank
ol GrantsviIlc, C rcoration; Margaret
Holiday w. w. Bower; l.. \ Terrell,
JUNIOR; J. L. Stump; G. ". Hardman:
y. Hardman; l he Wood Co unity Bank,
corporation; The Little Kanawha
Valley Bank, a corporation; Homer :.
Knight; a. G.. Ma hews and :. p.
Bel, Trustees,
In Chancery in the Circuit
Court of Calhoun comfy.
Tie above styled cause, having lay order
entered therein at the Aug'.s; t.rm, nine.
teen hundred and thirteen. hecn referred
10 the undersigned Commissioned Of ;h,
Chcrit Court f Calhoun county, who W.
thereby direct 10 certain and r,rort
all the real estate, owned Nv the Judgment
d .biors. ;. w. hiddle, Eaitelle Il. Fcrr, H.
". :. Terrell and Sadie l. Terrell. iogcth
er with all liens existing against the sam.
10y judgment or Otherwise; also all real rs
tate, bound by any of the judgments in the
bill mentioned; together with all the lien,
by judgment or otherwise existing against
such real estate or parcel thereof with the
nature, amounts and priorites OF such
liens, ana To whom owing; also the rental
value oil such real estate and each parcel
thereof, together with any other matter
deemed pertinen. by the Commissioners, OF
being p rtinent, which may be required Nv
any party in interest Therefore the above
nmed parties, both plaintiff and defend
ants, will take notice that the undersigned
commissioner has fixed upon Friday, The
fit cath d.y of October, nineteen hundred
aud fifteen, a. the time, and the Offices OF
Hamilton * Hamilton In the Courthouse
at Grantsviile, West Virginia, as the place
when and where he will proceed to execute
tie aii order rfr,trrence.
J. CAINrwrrH,
COMMISSIONER.
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Commissioner Notice
w. L. Burke

Ii. j. Knots, Sheriff, and as such adj
ministrator of the estate Of Ezekiel
Buck. deceased. Margaret Buck. "
o. Bnck, Sheridan Back, Virginia-
Mace, Cora Carpenter, S. E. Wright
and j. w. Buck, E.Carpenter, j. w.
Pell' Traders Trust & Banking Com.
Pany corporation, and l.. A. Maier.
in chancery in III. Circuit Court
OF Calhoun county, West Vireini,
Inc above styled cause having been by
order entered therein by the Circuit Court
OF Calhoun county, West Virginia, at the
August, 1913, term thereof, having been
referred to the undersigned Commissioners
with Instructions to taxi, state and renor,
an account showing:
First, what personal estate the said E,sk-
lei Buck owned at the time of his death
the character and value thereof.
Second, what disposition. if anv r,,e
made of said personal estate BY the defend.
ant X. j. Knots, Sheriff, and as such adj
midistrator of The estate of Ezekiel Bnch
deceased, aud how much, if apv. of said
personal estate is now in the hands e r
d. Knots, sheriff, and as such adm inistra-
tor available for the payment of any debts
owing from the estate of said Ezekiel
Buck, deceased.
Thru, settlement of the Administrations
"t The estate of said decedent by said r r
Knots. his administrator
EObrth 4
owed at the time of his death, to whom
they are payable, their nature and their
respective amounts and priorities.
Fifth what real estate was owoed bv ,ha.
said Ezekiel Buck al the time of his death
ITS quantity, its location, and its dsscrin-
ton
Sixth. and such other matters as as any
party in interest may require, the same
being pertinent, or such other matters AZ
Said commissioner himself NAV deem nsr-
unent whether the same be 50 REQUIRED or
not.
Inc parties 10 this suit, named in the
caption hereto, are hereby notified that the
undersig ed Commissioner has fixed mon.
saturday the 2ud day of October, 1915. as
the time and his Office in the Courtbousa.
at Grantsvllle, West Virginia. as the.
place when and where he will begin the
execution Of said order of reference.
Given under my hand this 2Srd day Of
August, 1919.
ALBERT SMITH, Commissioner.
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NO REASON FOR IT.


There can be 10 reason why anv
reader Of this who suffers the fortunes
of an aching back. the ANNOYANCE of
urinary disorders. the pains and dan.
gers Of kidney ills will fail to heed tine
word Of resident Of this locality who
has found relief The following is
convincing proof
Mrs. Ella Landfried. Maple St. Rip.
ley, W. Va. says: 81 had severe mains
all through the small of my back and
misery in my shoulder. At times I
had sick headaches that made me verv
miserable. When ! bent over. cot
dizzy and had to catch hold of some.
thing TO keep from falling. When /
found ont that my Kidneys were weak.
] felt that fhe other troubles might
be caused by them. Doan' IS kidney
Pills put my kidneys i'm good shape and
IN a short time the dizziness and head.
aches left together with the other
troubles"
Price SOC. at en- dealers. Don Z
simply ask for Kidney rcmcdv-oet
Doan's Kidney PiUs-the same that
Mrs. Landfried had Foster-N Iilburn
Coz Props, Buffalo, ~ Y.
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John BarIeycOrn, Chauffeur

John Barleycorn is a bad
chauffeur. His hand shakes, his
knees wobble, his sight is poor
and his conscience half asleep.
And any one who permits this
reckless driver to sit at the
wheel of motor car permits a
menace to his life. That is why
little sympathy is felt for the
Baltimore man just sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary be-
cause, while intoxicated, he ran
down and killed a woman. And
if this convict fancies himself
the victim of great injustice, he
should compare his fate with
that Of the woman whose neck
his carelessness broke. One does
not have to be intoxicated TO de-
serve prison for reckless driving.
Nor does one have to be rich, as
the Baltimore man is. Indeed,
the blight of this man should
have SOLDERING effect upon all
careless drivers, tippIers, tee-to-
talers, plutocratic and poor. -
PHILADELPHIA Tel-gr. pl.
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G. 4. Jarvis, plaintiff,
\ gain [

Again.t
Lacy il"verty, Robert T. Wolverlon
and Noble s. Cain, dcfen dants.
la hanccry.
The object Of the above styled Chancerv
cause is to obtain decree Of recovery in
favor of the plaintiff against the defend
ants, Lucy Haverty and Robert +. VOL
verion, upon Judgment rendered by Cal
houn Hays, Justice of Calhoun corutv.
on the LIST day of March, 1915, for the sum
ofSl07.7S, with Interest thereon from said
last named date until paid, and casts: To
subject to sale the real estate of the said
judy ment debtors for the satisfaction of
said ju ign ent and the costs Of this suit: to
provide out OF tie proceeds of any sale
made under decree herein of The undivided
one hall interest of the defendant, Lucy
haverty, in and to parcel of land, con-
tanning one hundred acres, more or les,
situate on the waters of the Little Kan
awhd river, in sheridan district of ahoun
county, West Virginia, for the payment Of
certain purchase money notes, owned by
the said plaintiff, fully SET furih in the bill
IN this cause; and for general relief.
And II appearing by affidavit filed here
in that the defendant, Robert +. Wolver-
ton, is non resident of the stale cf West
Virginia, il is ordered that he, the said
Robert f. WolverIon, dn appear here
within one month after the date Of the
first publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protect his interests
LEE GAMER,
Clerk olthe Cir
CIitCourt OF Cal
A copy teSte:- houn county.
LEE GAMER, Uuk.
Hamilton " Hamilton,
Solicit rs FIR plaintiff
Date of first publication. Sept. 9TH, 1915.
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Notice to Creditors

10 the creditors of Ezekiel Buck, dece as.d
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
'ourt OF the county of Calhoun made i'm
cause therein pending. 10 subject the real
estate OF the Ezekiel Buck, 10 the payment
OF hisidebis, you are required to present
your claims against the estate of the said
Ezekiel Buck for adjudication to Albert
Smith Commissioner, at his Office in the
sad county on or before the 2nd day of
October, 1915.
Witness, Lee Gamer, Clerk of the said
Court this 23rd day of August, 1915.
LEE GAINFR, Clerk.
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And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim.
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any of Her Homework.

Pheasant Hill, N. C.-'I suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, OF this town, land the third and
last time, was my worst.
had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able to
walk about. Could not do any of my
housework.
| also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me. |
would have 10 give up and lie down,
until il wore off.
was certainly in dreadful state OF
health, when | finally decided 10 try
Cardui. the woman's tonic, and | firmly
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County Dl~ee1orU.

Judge Circuit Court W. IT, VBHep. Rim.
ley. -
County Court c. W Dye, Freed. p,.,-
dent Granville Johnson, Walnut; ,gd
5. + Keith. Arncldsburg Copmis-
sioners.
Sheriff: r. j. Knots, Graptsyp,. nsn
oty' George w. Hays Jr., Arnap..o-rs,
Prosecuting Attorney: ia. G.. smi,n
GAINESVILLE.
Clerk Circuit Court Lee Go;D.,
GAINESVILLE.
Clerk Comfy Conru S F. Flen,,e
Gmntseille
Assessor. w. J Stunn. Hnr Dsn,,;...
A. NJ. Umstead, Mt Zion; c. A wir.
Minnora
Surveyor: d W. shock, Dodrnl
Superintendent Of school.. A. f.. W.,,s.
EVANSVILLE.
President, Board Of Health. Draw +? ~
Dye, GAINESVILLE.
TERMS or COURT
County Court---I'irstA Mondays 1ann,,.
April, July, and November
circuit Cour',--rhird Tuesday ia April.
August aud November.
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PRUNING For Wood.

In pruning for wood the following
rules are usually applicable Weak
growing varieties may always be prun-
cd generously. strong growing kinds
lightly; varieties which branch freely
need little pruning. those having un-
branching limbs should be pruned more
severely; rich, deep soils favor growth.
prune trees in such soils lightly: in
shallow. sandy soils trees produce
short shoots. and the wood should be
closely cut
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LOT use of drafts checks
esideo
De the
payment Tor meats while be
uid"S III payment cattle. OF
othe "e
dateg dnno % that bank and everyone check
In tho banIe
] m @ at al and the entire business community
but
are several banks for they daily exchange
offs
@ Iu balances are paid IN cash This and
faus dr ITln House whore oil
'' 49, oay 10 settle their other
shippng products chez
QneI ,iies which
Dank m me central cities permanent arrou
draws
sc accounts IN making
WV rom nome AS each
'oun ABROAD me
In credit
credit Tor their accommodation
rms IS the essential sivsvs
'""ii at"ays DC the
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-09-16
How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY a. CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known II. ].
Cheney Tor the last IS years. and beIfevs
nm perfectly honorable IN all business
tTansactions and financially able to carry
OUT any obligations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
,,-,,,- Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally,
acung directly upon the blood and mus
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
--------~-----------------
Women who lrtvr neadache shoul-
use Dr Miles Auu-Pam PILLS and avoN
suncrins ADVERTISEMENT
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LoCArS AND SONALs.

Will attend the Chenille Normal
School this year.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Shafer and
family, of Ayers, were visitors
at this place Saturday.
Grover White, of White Pine,
laid the Chronicle office q pleas
ant cell Monday morning.
Herbert Terrell left for Frozen
Run Saturday where he COM
menced teaching school Monday.
Forest Rogers, of Brooksville,
spent few days here last week,
the guest of friends and rela-
tives.
Il. & Hays, of Internal Rev
enue Service of Parkersburg, is
spending a few days here with
homefolks.
Nc Barr, of above town, was a
business caller at the Chronicle
,ffice Saturday. Mr.. Barr will
teach school at White Oak this
year.
Drs. Stops and Elliott, den
lists, of PennSbOrO. were nrofeS-
sionally engaged at this place,
Mt. Zion and Arnoldsburg this
week.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a social at the
Pokeberry school house Saturday
night, September 25th. Pro
ceeds for school use.
TIE fair and home coming is
the biggest attraction for Roane
county people this week. 1t is
being held at Spencer and is
drawing large crowds.
K M. Hunt returned Monday
evening from trip to the head
of Leading Creek where he had
been erecting the 45-ton siIo he
recently sold 10 A. II. Jackson.
Attention is called the condi-
ton of the Bank of Grantsville
and the Calhoun County Bank as
shown by their reports appear
ing in another section of this is
sue.
Miss Edna Wigner returned to
this place on Monday. She had
been spending the past three
weeks at Grantsville and her
home at Latonia. Harrisville Ga
Zette.
Joe Smith, a former resident
of Daniels Run now living at
fleetwood, spent several days of
the past week in this county, at
tending to business matters and
visiting former friends.
Earl Bennett, Of Stumptown,
IS attending the M. S. B. C. at
Parkersburg - Mrs. Harriet Kee
Chenoweth, who is i'll of typhoid
fever at her home in Northview,
is a little improved. Chenille
Democrat.
Waiter Marshall, who has been
employed by the Luten Bridge
company in building a bridge
across Crummies Greek, spent a
few days Of the past week here
with home folks. The bridge is
about half completed, he reports.
Misses Grace Morgan, Of Ar
noldsburg, and Myrtle Sharp. of
Sycamore, were guests today OF
the formers sister, Miss Blanche
Morgan, Of this city, en- route to
resume their studies at Fairmont
Normal after spending the vaca-
tion at their homes. Wednes- .
days State Journal.
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Marriage Licenses

w. M. Tanner.
MarinGa Postlewait.
Roscoe Tingler.
Nettie Jane Richards.
Jerome Francis.
Odessa Campbell.
Squirrel season opens Thurs
day of this week.
Guy Starcher, of Rocksdale.
was here on a business mission
one day last week.
Wellington Lester, of Pink.
has been engaged in building
some cattle barns. -Reedy News.
Grad Lodge of Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons will be
held in Fairmont beginning No
Nember 10.
Rev. j. M. Snider was return
ed to the Freed circuit by the
conference of United Brethren
church held at Huntington last
week.
Sheriff R. ]. Knots, Fred
Hardman and Ernest Marshall
went to Spencer Tuesday to at
tend the fair. They made the
trip in Mr.. Knots Allan car.
Editor Boyd B. Stutler attend
ed the homecoming meeting of
the knights of Pythias held at
Tanner Saturday in honor of
Grand Chancellor O. w. West.
of near Auburn.
Rev. B. F. King returned
from Clarkersburg Tuesnay
where attended the conference
of the M. E. church, South. The
people of this place are glad to
welcome him back for the ensu.
ing year.
l.. j. Barr, of Staten, has been
named a delegate by Governor
Hatfield to the thirty. fifth annu-
al session of the Farmers Ma
tlonaI Congress which meets at
Omaha, Nebraska, September %
to October l.
j. ]. Ashton, Stieff Piano Co.
representative, of Clarksbure.
will leave Thursday morning for
his home after spending several
days here in the interest of his
company. He recently sold a
piano to a. L. Belts, OF Creme.
R. c. Hartman. Of Grantsville,
drove in Friday in his Empire
and on his arrival it was hard to
distinguish the automobile from
the mud of the roads. Mr..
Hardman stated that the roads
were in worse condition than he
had found them for years. He
expects to start on the home
ward journey Sunday morning. -
Saturdays Sentinel.
Rev. and Mrs. Hopson left the
after part Of last week. the
former to attend the West Vir-
yinia conference at Clarksburg.
while the latter will spend a week
)r two the guest of relatives in
Jackson county. Rev. Hopson
las done a great work on this
circuit during the past year.
something over two hundred con-
'ersions being accredited to his
Efforts, and the people here are
very anxious that he be returned
'or another year. Lincoln Re
publican.
Member Of the Bear Fork
Hunting Club met here Tuesday
morning and departed for the
extensive forest lands Of Fl. c.
-cckney on Bear Fork where
hey will spend several DAYS
lnting squirrels and other
anne. The party was composed /.
+ j. W Pei, Ray Morford
nd Jacob 6enrett, Of this place:
'uuter f. Pei. Of Creston: and
Fay Mcdonald. Of Mt. Zion.
hey will be joined later by A.
. Miller, Of this place. c. C.
rarcher, Of Altizer, and proba-
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OUR PUBLIC FORUM
F. A. VANDERBILT
On The Business of Banking

Tho farmers of this nation TO come into their own
must STUDY business. We must. a class understand
the fundamental principles that underie every Industry
us functions TO society and its relation agriculture for
thcrc can be no intelligent cooperation without under.
standing Mr. r. A. Nanderlip, president the National
said in part: N'
-, ne nrst ana most familiar function of a bank is
that Of gathering up idle money of a commute
small sums and large and thus forming pool or reser
Vor upon which responsible persons may draw as thew
have temporary use for money is evident that this
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Order OF Publication

State of West Vir.in;a:-
At Rules held in the Office of the CLERK
of the Circuit Court OF Calhoun county,
West Virginia, ON Monday, the sixth day
OF September, nineteen hundred and if
teen.
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J. %"wFrH,
OOinnl.S - Toner.
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THE PARSONS- SOLDIERS CONTANY

q. "a. Nuzum, is here from Cairo
on a brief business visit.
C. r. Johnson, of Huntington. Is
a city business visitor. \.
r. d. Hanson. of Huntington, IS
here on business mission
r. s. Hughes. of Gassaway. is IN
the city looking after business az
as s. o. Bond, of Lost Creek. visited
ne J. e +, Marsh. Of Charleston, is 2
Is. F. Hollobaugh. Of Manning
ton, is in the city on a business
Attorney Frank NJ. Powell return
led last evening from Fairmont
| Miss May Harrington Is guest OF
Miss Mildred Myers. at Fairmont.
! I. Wade Cofcman has returned
from wheeling. ~
/ Miss Helen Higgins is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. G. Bunner. at FAIR
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hedges and
daughter, Helenmar, have reIurneo
1 from Atlantic City and New OK TX,
Prof. T, #. Kemper was here trl'
day night from Salem.
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entertained the Five Table
tcard Club from to o'clock Fri
dav afternoon in her home on the
Philippi road
on arrival OF the guests, ices, cake
and bon bons were served IN the
dining room, the color scheme OF
mink and white being carried out N !,
all the appointments. Mrs. ware
Lewis and Miss Emily Garrard pre-
sided at the prettily appointed table.
and were assisted by Miss Flor1e
jackson, Miss Mildren LamDerd an1
Miss Christine Haynes. Punch was aI
served by Mrs. Edward c. Snl1 ltn.
me tables were arranged through
1.-THE rooms and progressive eucnre
was played.
Flowers were used profusely. CIV
ling a very pleasing erect. At Ins
,, completion Of the game, the clnD
mites were awarded to Mrs. Arson
iD Parr and HRS. Mord Lewis Inc Inc
VISITORS prizes were won by MISS
Mildred Lamberd and Miss Gene
We've Harrison won a tie with MIS-.
Robert Wilson, of Pittsburg- a
souvenir was presented by the hos
tess to the honor guest.
| The out-of-town guests presen.
we're Miss Werninger. OF Hunting
I ton: Mrs. Robert Wilson, OF Plus
| burg: Mrs. G. r. Hayes. OF Baltl-
more: Miss Wilson, Of Wheeling
land Miss Beryl Stewart. Of Manning
tom
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Mr.. SMILEY
CONTINUED from page u

-
dren. and whenever there was ho 4l-
~ 1i+tle folks he was one OF the first
to. come forward and make IT pos
sibla for them to have q good time.
When the San Francisco earthquake
occurred and caused untold suner-
ing to Thousands, he was one OF 1ne
most liberal contributors to the re-
lief fund. In the foods that de-
|yastated Ohio and caused many to
lie made homeless he was one OF " "
ISrut ii lend aid and help care for the
Isufferers. So 1t may be said in every
Icaiamity and disaster that has over
taken this country where humans
were made to surfer. for he was al
Iways ready and willing to give aid 70
fhe unfortunate. His employees never
wanted, and he was generous IN nls
lofferfngs to than. His felloWsnll
. SIS r. n ..4H
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OF INTEREsT TO WOMEN
GooseherrY DIshea.

Crumbed Gooseberry Pudding-
one quart gooseberries. quarter
pound sugar, two eggs. one ounce
kutter. brown breadcrumbs.
Method stew the gooseberr1es
until tender, adding just neougn va
them through a sieve Add the su.
gar and hair the butter melted, ana
likewise the eggs well beaten. SutSer
q mold thickIy and freely. Sprtnki.e
with brown breacrumbs. Half MI
the mold with the gooseberry NIX l,.s
lures, and then add q layer OF tns
crumbs. Continue this until lne
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Won,en's Medalia
soc Six Stocltii1 lgs
For :39c Pr.

These $50 pairs are a Clear
awav Of all the remaining of our
.Medalia soc Stockings. There's
plenty black; also white, gray
green and tans. Broken sizes IN
the colors the reason for selling
them eleven cents less on the
pair. Today only
Mems Silk Fibre Half Hose,
black white and colors. 5 pairs,
81 90 special. Another Saturday
Offering worth while coming for.
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Kitchc,n Shower.

Eyetry one is cordially invited g g
attend the kitchen shower to be ne ea
al the Young Women's Chrtsllan
Association rooms on West MAIL NAL
street from Z to 10: 80 O'CLOCK lnls
evening. Dining room and table ar
ticies Are especially desired to De
donated In connection with the XII
chen shower.
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M Camn AIonR River.

The Gitchegumme Camp F1re 5I ~ -
will start Monday on a two-weeks'
camping trip along the river at New
Milton. A large tennis course ana ~
outdoor basket ball will also be one
Of the favorite diversions. The girls
are very fortunate in having secured
such a desirable place.