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Complexion FRESH IFS
@ Duisg--=Nof O Wrinkle
Remarkable discovery of skin osmosS quickly enables
with sunken cheeks wrinkles and marks OF age again
to become most beautiful, youthful and charming.
Bv Mile. Mareix, Frances Great Prize Beauty.

yh1rn Won can obtain from your drug
giSt. In he morning WASH IN" ia"" "I'i'
cold water and rub in AMOR" cream.
In three weeks OF less watch TN
magic TRANSFORMED ion ST" how the old.
>hardrncd coarse. rough skin turns M"
new, fresh, soft. youthful looking SKIN
almost h"foY" your very eyes. al du" :"
simple skin USm"Si$ pF'HNtNd S'"'II ny
warm water and ru.s'HlC'i "r"hi!i. hNl
be sure tn uS" only r,lr" r".irn,c" 'rchui'
a.; il is an entirely different thing from
ordinary face creams ANA must u"l br
cunfuundcd with them. personality
prefer Creme T"ktl"r Ili"s"at"d). hit
any GOOD brand viii de-. II You hi|"
Wrinkles get Il box a.: .IHralI">c Ice Fem
ellis and use ih"m III Crli"cii"lI win M
cream ana y"G get Hul"T action "ii l"''
dc"p"$; wrinkles. II" matter al nov I,h%
standing. N on" nights iInr ana H"ak'l
on TN" MORROW u Witness Hl"St ''t"ii-
iShinE results.
personally GuarHntc" success III
every case in any Of my n""Slilcf ~ :
ticlrs which ! write on SUBJECTS rotating
To beatty. ur | VIII refund tn% amount
raid Tor any pr"duCiS which | recon-
mend ;,rnyidrd YOU tax" Nuur dcaI'! =
rr,.r!pi At tn" time You max" y"dr ruF-
chase NV American address IL simon"
N;tricX. ~ West Ind street. Hcw l DIX.
NrTE:--Thc manufacturers Of tr"m?
Trka!ou EnSratcd hay" such unhnunH"a
conn cnCc in their particular brand. mat
they offer L. forfeit $2uH.hn |" any char
.iinhI. ms; iiutlnH. IT it can be shown lhal
il Viii hot iHnISh every CumnIrAlnh
hl"tulsh and civ" most astonishing NJ"
hralIl% 10 wrinkl"d. carC-Wurn. hE"!
women in three days time III many IN
.slan"cs. 1t can he obtained absolutely
fresh and guaranteed pure from lraei >
Drug store. Stone & ThnmHs. {, H.
t;ri"sr 4 Co.. Il"rr Davis CO.. John Cole
mam. or most any good druggist IN this
city. .-
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s1nith-McCullaeh wedding.

This Afternoon at Inc second lnl'''
Prrsbyt crinn church. Roy. i. II. fLtt"l
II. H., pastnr NJ the Third Presbyterian
church IT Chicago. and formerly oI H."
local church. viii S"E"mmia' IN" mArrIS"
of Miss I"S$i" NcTUllHgh. daughter II
MIR and Mrs: Il J. M'n 'uila"h. Of l'N-
tecn,h str,'.,t +" MIR. Earl l.. Smith. tor
m"rly Of Fhiladrlpha. hut now r. 81
don't of this city. ROY. Ira q. MrCi"arN:
pastor III tho Second l.. T. church, VIII
assist.
Five n'clo,k has ho"u chosen for th"
ceremony and IN" interior Of IA" church
has ba~n alrra.livcly decorated III E"l-
low and whit" blossoms together with
gro.n"ry. by Florist Laurr,,
Tho wedding party will enter inc
church T. tn bridal chorus played ~
Mr. ,irah"m Marsh. and tn" bride W., VII
b. given in marriaE" by her i4'hcr; ~"
bridesmaids will hc Miss Helen MccuI-
ION G. Gross. Of Hartford. Conn. Mr.,
Howard smith Of Pittsburgh, VIII servo
nc hest ran AMI McsSrS. John t.. Erlu'
t;uv VI. Puguc. s Ed. McCullagh and l..
r. Hnrr broon will b" The uSh'rS.
The bride will wear Il beautiful gown
OF white duchess satin. with ,garniimrH
bridai bnuouct wll hH Of brides roses.
Immediately following the ccrcmIGi ,,,
Tho rn,irlr viii depart on n wedding
tourney, which will be spent in tn" Shrn-
andoah Nal'cy and Will. att" pri"hSr -.
receive their friends - - ntcCiiti
street, T.rr hri.:c will travel III a m"nlSn
suit Of dark blue r"nlu wan Il S''''''
Nnnv pretty attentions hay" been rX-
,cndrd His; Mrrullagh sine" tho an
unlIrrcnl"ut OF h&r '.t&Hc"m'hL anu ,n,
wedding gifts combine" man: hdhuS ;i :,
China, silver and quantities oil heco''-
WI" ur Smith is tho son of Mrs. raUlinI%,
! Cedar. of r;rilad"lnhia, and IS W%II
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CUMM|NS TO SPEAK
IN SISTERSVILLE

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligcnccc.
SISTERSElLLE, ". Va. Oct. o.
United States Senator = =. Cum
Minis of Iowa, will be one Of the bis
men to close the campaign in Tyler
county, for the general election Il
was announced here today. Senator
Cummins will probably speak IN this
city October % under the auspices
OF the Hughes club which was or
2aniZed last week. Senator CumGllnS
who took the stump for the RepuA-
lican party early in the campaign.
has been greeted by large crowds 1T
the various meetings that he has ad.
dressed.
The Hughes club has a member
ship of over 200. and is growing daily.
The officers are: President, Walter
Heitz; Secretary, Wayne Young;
Treasurer. Dr.. Y. r. Turner. The
officers have made a canvass Of Sis
terville and a greater portion Of Ty-
ler county. and from present indtca.
tionS, old Tyler will so Republican by
a good majority. Hughes sentiment
is growing daily and many from the
Democratic ranks have stated that
they would cast ballots for the Re-
publican candidate November {.
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iz"d al an enthusiastic mcering OF
business E:cn and prominent citizens,
held last night in Republican head,
quarters. The meeting WAS attended
by more than l"u PERSONS.
I'll" following officers were elected:
Prrsidcnt-N. Price Whitaker.
Srcrrtary--Roy Is. Naylor.
Tr"asurrr-Robcrt IIaZlctt.
The alliance will take an active
part in he presidential campaign, and
will cooperate with other organiza-
lions to advance the candidacy Of
Justice Hughes. Similar branches of
The National Alliance have been
formed III nearly every state. and
taken as 4 whole, will be an important
factor in The presidential campaign.
Headquarters of the West Virginia
Alliance Will be established at Repmb
liGan headquarters, 1421 Chaplne
street. this city.
Although last nights meeting had
not been advertised and no effort was
made 10 secure a large attendance.
The fact that $50 persons were present
indicates The interest being taken in
the organization Of the alliance.
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SHORT SESSION OF
COMMISSIONERS IS
SOURCE OF KICK
MANY REPUBLICANS AT LOSS TO
UNDERSTAND SHORT EEGIS-
TRATION SESSION.
Believe the Law Intends That Board
Should Have Sat All Day Yes
tertlay Tor Registration.

The Democratic BOARD OF county COM
miS%i0ncrS is about us popular rs spinal
meningitis with about three or four nun
drcd independent voters Of this county.
Monday was registration day, and to say
that tho members complied with the law
rs amended in 1915 by the state legiSla-
ture would he placing n lot Of voters OF
this county il the AnaniaS Club.
The county commissioners went into
session at 10 O'Clock ard adjourned at
the noon hour. Many voters appeared
during tho afternoon to register and
could not do SO because the Democrats
in charge Of the registration were not
at home" There was a lot Of soreness
shown as tho law specifically states:
TT shall he the duty of the county
court Of each county to convene in
regular or special session on tho
second Monday in the month next
preceding any and every election to
be held in that county, including
both primary and general election,
except those elections in which no
registration IS required"
This board OF commissioners controll-
cd by the Democratic party recessed un-
iii Monday, October 10th. and ii is hoped
by tho voters q? this county they Will
change their tactics and sit nil day to
allow the voters 10 register
Had to Secure witnesses.
II Is understood that many Republl-
cans went 10 the board in tho morning
and asked to be registered and because
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they were not known personally BY the
Democratic members they wCrc asked TO
secure witnesses. The INV docs not re-
quire witncSsrs for registration ANA now
il could be applied in this case was only
n mystery 10 tho voter but not 10 the
politician. Tho wise ones" looked on
and "laffcd."
Probably 4 hundred Republicans were
Inconvenience b. not being able 10 reg
istnr YESTERDAY. and still others las.
night. and they arc at L loss iu under
; @tand Why the board sat orly two hours.
The law, it seems. means that IN" com
missioncrs shall sit Ill day for the pur-
pose Of registering voters. not for TWO
hours ONLY 1t is evident ;hat one Of
TWO things was responsible for she short
session. Either the commissioners were
not disposed 10 sit longer than they did
or the Democratic county committee was
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SCOT |SH> RITE
Entertainment 7.
RECEPTION AND BALL LAST
EVENING WERE BRILLIANT
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Several Informal Home Weddings are
Arranged for Coming October
Days, With Pretty Parties
for Visitors.

! At s o'clock last evening III" check
. ing facilities which had been made for
three thousand guests 1t the Scottish
! Rite reception and ball were exhaust
, cd aud hundreds of visitors came dur
ing the next hour. The stairs and cor
ridurs were thronScd. and The great
auditorium on the fourth floor bore
the :. L. q. sign al $50 o'clock. while
in the bali room on the second floor
hundreds OF couples danced during the
progress Vt the entertainment given
in the auditorium. Bachman'S OrcheS'
tri: furnished the Introductory number
OF the program. and later tor the uance
which WAS enjoyed until long past
midnight. The ball room is OF enOr-
nouS size. and WIinScOicd in dull blue,
with side walls and ceiling IN pale gold
and lighted by handsome brass fixtures
suspended b! chains and holding many
snail lamps.
The mural decorations Of tho audi
forum werr particularly interesting,
and were OF an Egyptian character.
immense columns supporting the cell
insS and UNFOLDING the organ lott and
boxes, were SuruouhrCd by Egyptian
heads and other characteristic figures,
flowers and symbols were OF this ma
and green. The lights. inset with
opaque glasses in these hues. were d
pleasing harmony. The deep stage
recess WAS predominant in blue. and
was arranged as 4 setting for those
taking part IN Il yer! delightful mu
steal and literary program during the
evening. Floor hampers Of roses and
lilies and several smaller baskets Of
blossoms were gifts from Mrs. Edward
FlacCu$, Mir. Il. Il. Kitchen. Mr.. Fred
+. FariS. the Stone l. Thomas Com
panE and the Dancer l. Burgess Carpet
Company.
The second number of the program
was given BY Mr.. J. Phil Mcguire. who
sang the Hill uf Skye which was
followed by an encore. The reading
OF The Selfish Giant" by Miss Mar.
celia Sciferl. WAS accorded deserving
applause. and this was followed later
in the evening by another clever reel
'ation, The Lost Word" Mrs. Anna
Hil;on-Otto contributed a beautiful
lifting song, Springs Awakening"
1t also WAS warmly applaudcd, and
she WAS recalled. Mr.. David Crawford
sang 'How'S My Boy" and Nh Will.
lam s. Leach Even Braycst Hearts
May Swell" both very worthy num-
berS.
The closing selection was one of un-
usual beauty and excellence. and ellie,
tied the warmeSL applause frOm lhe
large audience. This Was Nv hat
From Vengeance" (Sextet from Lucla).
and was sung by Mrs. Elsie Fischer
kincheloe, Miss Evelyn Dingcr,
MeSSrs. David ~ Crawford, +. H. Kin
cheloe, J. Phil Mcguire and Emile All.
creinann. The Accomplishments were
played by Mrs. kincheloe and Mrs.
Anna Hilton-Otto, and added to The
charm Of the well chosen numbers.
IN" Following committee. OF which Nj.
". I. Norris was chairman, compuSnd
tho. rc,.sn ion tprnr,irtnr.
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GET RID OF
WRINKLES
usit Will Drive Them Away. srhes
Back Smooth, Clear, 4outhTui
Con1pIexion and Col1r

"rhn bottle of Usit has completely
cleared my face OF the horrlCic
wrinkles that were such an cyeSore 10
NV five daughters. and even my SrdEG-
children have their say about Nrahu'
mas wrinkles II is a Gou$cnu "
Wrinkle suffering humanity.
Csit, the wonderful pure nul-oll SKIN
food lin oual bottles. not 1t lace cf"aiI)
will do as much for YOU, laulcS5'
whether YOU are GrandmoIhcrS. MD
dIc.agcd or young mothers, or Younger
girls-whcthcr thc wrinkles have been
Trough, to your fac" hy age. work,
worry or exposure 10 wind and sun.
I;sjt feeds the skin back To health.
II is the one thing THAT Will bring
back the youthful appearance so dear
TO YOU and admired by everybody.
Euhhcd into The skin before retiring,
il does il magical work while YOU
sleep. 80 other treatment is ncces-
sary. Get Il bottle today at any first
class drug store for % cents. 1t Is
guaranteed To contain nothing that
will cause hair growth.
For sale by C.. II. Gricst & Co., and
dealers everywhere.
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Wedded at Detroit.

Yesterday AFTERNOON Al Detroit. M"h
III" marriage "i Miss H"ulah i. sax
daughter al Mrs. Fannie san IF T"i"d"
a.. to MIR, Leon !. Jacobs Of t"luIhuS
~. took place Il; In" r'sid"ur" Of EAls1
Franklin ct tn" Detroit Temple. kath
Franklin officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. ia
,,uhs departed imlncdiai"l! FOLLOW Tax th'
ceremony. for L honeymoon "trip I"
lIuffal" and Niagara Falls and Will
later lIIc 1T Columbus.
Mr.. Jacobs Formerly resided in Mar
tins Ferry and has many friends IN Inc
Vicinity. lie is at present r"nnrct"d
with tho American Water Motor COM
pany in the Ohio city.
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INTEREST SUIT APPEALED

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-Payment Of
S2n.n0O interest on the $@5@.000 juds-
ment in the Danhury matters case
AGAINST members Of the Hatters' Union
for boycottinG the firm Of p. f. Loewee
and company WAS contested in an appeal
today TO the supreme: court by the saw
ingS Bank of Danhury. Conn, which
holds savings Of union members attach'
cd 10 satisfy the judgment.
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SALE OF ISLANDS FAVORED

ST. THOMAS. D. W. /. Oct. 2.-Tha
sale OF the Danish West Indies by Den
mark 20 the United States was unantm-
nusly favored by acclamatiou at Il meet
ing held here yesterday attended chief
i by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re.s and arts
ans.
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The announcement If smother "i tn"
purular hrid."-lcaS al tn" '"UG'r!
club for ;hs Thursday. will u" r"rrlN"n
with pleasure. Manager l'lmmt% VIII
receive reservations tor parties during
thr intervening 0NNS.
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Eoi6A1ha~o. T.1rb

Members ri the Heidelberg club Will
enjoy an outing at Mrrgans Inn, on
I thursday afternoon and evening. An
enjoyable chicken and wattlc supper Will
bc served at $50 o'clock.
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uEST VIRGINIA BRANCH OF
HUGHES ALLIANCE ORGANIZED
Bridge Tea Thursday.

November bazaar. This meeting takes
h" pIHrt Of the one III last week. Whlrh
was pu&t DuncQ.
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If that properly is desirable, adver-
tise it. If you don't advertise 1t mo-
body will know or care about whether
Il is desirable or net. au2o.r
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Eohnsee-Frazier.

Tic marriar~ of Miss Julia Frazier
and Mr.. John q. H"hnS"" Will b" sol
enni2ed tom"rr"w afternoon at the
homo Of tho bride on South York street
by Rev W II. Fields OF tho First Chris
tian church. The ceremony will br per
formed at o'clock, and the home will
b. Ittrartivcly decorated for IN" ncca-
, SION. I'm altar in the narl"r where the
scrrco will b" re1d is constructed OF
roses and ferns. and other pretty :cc"-
! rations uf blossoms Will adorn the
rooms.
The bridal gown is of white crepe dc
i chino. combined with shadow lace ana
( pearl trimmings. y full veil of tuilc
will be- worn, u be held IN place with Il
circlct Of orange blossoms. and nou-
, quet Of brides roses will he carried.
The bride will hay" LID her maids 1T
/ honor her sister. Miss blanche Frazier
and Miss Amelia llnhnscc Il sister of
the groom. both rf whom Will wear
; pink satin gowns and will carry pink
! roses and liltics ri tn: valley. M"sSrs.
! Elmer Clifton and Frank Ritter will at
tend thu groom and Littl. isabelle" Fra
z.r aitircd ii white frnck Will be
flower girl. The wedding march Will
+ be plnycd by Charles Frazier II brother
OF the hridc. IL which the bridal party
will enter.
! Mir. and Mrs HohnSce will take Up
: their residence Immediately at Elm
; Grove whcr" Mr.. H"hns"" is engaged IN
, business Copies OF the following in
! vitatinns have been received by many
! friends of the couple:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frazier
| requests tn" honor of your presence
at the marriaE" Of their daughter
Julia Ann
| Mr.. John ElnhnsCc
| Wcdn. SHAY evening. October IL, 1915
: at their residence
81 South York street.
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For Mra. GulmbY.

! \ series nf very delightful affairs
has h"ca arranged hnn"rlng Mrs. W. y.
! DUMMY OF New York. who is tn" guest
. Of h.r sister Mrs. blanche y. Si""nrod
: OF St.cnrod Place. Mrs. Quimby for
In,rly resided in this city and old
, friends are included II tn" parties.
This afternoon Mrs. l.. :. Coin Will
entertain at the Windsor hotel with a
. luncheon and This evening Mrs. John
; krhruZ will entertain Il party NJ Ten
! guests at an Informal party.
Tomnrrnw at Rr1nkSid" Inn. Mrs.
! t'harlcs Duncan and Miss Boss f"Scl
! vii commitment tho visitor with a
| lunrhrnn and on Thursday Mrs. Steve
will entertain in her honor.
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It's wonderful TO look beautiful and
youthful. The Countess de- ChCvannc.
who ut seventy Years Of age possesses
a rr1urvrlouclv
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nEuarrreen TWtR."

ru Wednesday aft"rnr"n. IN" nom
hcrs Of I'll" "F.y "rgTr"n TwiG. Viii be
guests ur Mr. j. H. Errnn"n. .lr.. ~ her
hnrut. Slt North Nam street.. Luncheon
viii he Scr>cd Il; 1t. u'"lncn. follow
,ng whi.h The afternoon Will hc spent
IN creating fInc!ful articles for the
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Iuncheon-Bridge Club.

! Mrs Lee r. Hill at her home on
, North Main street will nc hostess on
! Thursday afternoon |" IN" members nj
: her club \ luncheon at m" "rlo"k
! will he served which will hc followed
! by card contests.
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not ready to look after their party's In
tcrest in the registration.
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Klrkwood Club.

Members OF thu l\irkW"nd club Will
enjoy their postponed meeting nj last
Friday at the Windsor hutoI. on Friday
n flhis week. This will BIZ the tirSt at
fair of the season and q 'Iurhc"u al
20 o'clock will rrcccdc II" various
other pleasures of the afternoon.
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OFFICERS ELECTED AT ENTHUSi'
ASTlC MEETING LAST
NIGHT.
N. Price Whitaker Is President
HEADQUARTERS viii Be Maintained
In This City.

Tho Ncst Virginia DFdNCN OI INC
National Hughes Alliance was organ
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Free Lecture, Christian Science,
court Theatre, Tues. Oc1' 'o'I, o.
P. M.
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WOODBURY.

Rev. O. L. Barnard was in Marshfeld
Wednesday.
Orin Smith has purchased the w. +.
Burnham place and has taken possession
of the same.
Mrs. Anna Ross has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able 70
walk short distance.
Mrs. win Lewis visited her brother,
+, +. Doty, Friday.
Leila and Wendell Webber are the re.
cent victims of humps.
H. s. Benz and +. ID. Baldwin
were in painfeld Sunday TO attend the
funeral OF Mr.. bartlett.
Mrs, Addie Donoway of Manchester,
n. H., is guest of her sister, Mrs. Ella
Ainsworth.
Miss Lucy Barnard of Waits River Is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. o. l..
Barnard.
Miss Ollie Thomas of Morrisvillc is
spending the Christmas vacation with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. w, B. Thomas.
The play, "Old Acre Folks" which was
presented at school hall last Friday even
ing by the junior dramatic club, was
largely attended Much credit is due the
young people for the manner in which
they took their parts
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RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes Genuine Remedy for
the Disease Has Been
Found

Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism remedy
cold bv the Red Cross Pharmacy and all drug
pists gives quicker and more lasting relief
than other remedies costing many times as
much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous secre-
t;ors into the bowels and kidneys, from which
they are quickly thrown off in natural,
healthy way.
Read what a reputable physician says about
Rheuma: 81 have made most careful inves-
tigation of the formula employed in the manu-
facture of Rheuma, and heartily recommend
Il as a remedy for all forms of rheumatism.
| find Rheuma far in advance of the methods
GENERALLY employed in the treatment of rheu-
ma,ism. and altogether different in compost
ton from the remedies usually prescribed. -
DIR. Lyons.
This should give any sufferer from rheuma-
t;sm confidence to try Rheuma--Adv.
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Pavilion Theatre.

The opening attraction at the Pavilion
theatre starting Thursday, Dec. %, will
be the Old Colony players in repertoire
of comedies and dramas, supporting the
well known Yankee comedian, Harry La
Mari and the Vinton sisters. The pop
ular rural comedy drama, "The County
Fair" made famous by the late Neil Bur
CESS. will be presented for the opening
play, with pleasing vaudeville between
the acts. The engagement will continue
through the week, with special matinee
Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Change OF plays
and vaudeville each night. Popular
prices, Zoe, l5c, 2Oc, will prevail. "The
County Fair" has never been presented
before at these prices. An opportunity
TO see a big show at small prices. The
theatre will be put in first-class condi-
ton to assure comfort for its patrons.
Special attention given to ladies and chill
dren.-ady.
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SOUTH RYEG1TE

The funeral of Henry Randall, life.
long resident of jefferson hill, who died
Saturday at the home Of his son, Her
bert, at Wolcott. was held Monday at :
o'clock p. m. in the u. T. church here
Rev. L. II. Simpson of Ryegate oiiiciat'
ing. Mr.. Randall was 10 years OF age
and leaves many friends to mourn his
loss together with two sons. Herbert OF
Wolcott and DIR. II. q. Randall of Spring
field, Mass.
Alex Beaton, IT,, entertained II of his
young men friends Saturday evening at
his home, the occasion being his birthday.
A delightful time was enjoyed by those
present and an oyster supper was served.
j. d. McAllster and Rev. :. 1, Simp-
son were guests at the tat mems banquet
held at Hale's tavern, Wells River, last
week Friday evening Rev. Mr.. Simpson
made a short speech, which was well re-
eeived.
John A. McAllister was taken i'll with
pneumonia Monday.
Leland Mckinlay of Burlington and
Miss Blanche Uric OF Craftsbury came
Wednesday to Rev. ID. Nj. McKinlay's to
spend the holidays,
w. T. George is quite i'll with stomach
trouble this week.
DIR. G. w. Darling was called to Brad
ford Monday by the illness OF his grand
daughter Phpbe Marie Hooker, with what
threatened to be diphtheria, but which
turned out to be tonsiltis. He remained
until Wednesday morning, at which time
Miss Phgbe Marie was better.
Mr. and Mrs. d. A, Morrison started
Saturday for Canada to visit relatives,
leaving their children in charge of their
aunt, Miss Mcdonald of st. Johnsbury.
Misses Annie and Jeanie Beaton spent
Saturday in Montpelier and Barre.
Mrs. l.. L. Whitehill spent Monday in
st. Johnsbury.
G. Rabaioli spent Wednesday after
noon and evening in Barre.
Mrs. John Lytle started Tuesday for
her new home in Youngstown, 0.
Rev. and Mrs. +. A. Collins and daugh-
ter, Ruth. of Greensboro arrived Thurs
day to take up their work in the U. +.
church.
Mrs. G. w. Darling was in st. Johns
bury shopping Thursday.
George Grove had the misfortune to
get tipped out of his sleigh while coming
down from the mountain Tuesday even
ing and sprained his left shoulder. de
is confined to the house in consequence.