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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
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Ularion .. Qaps II. u. an Bernard
Dram. 119 SUB an Der GiibIeite DOH
aenor pIacs, 375 SUB Sitlib OonGlen
2pon Qpe. (Steuer $6.) 81.
DieIelbe an 9aps s. Soiepb, 119
Jub an Der Siibisits BON 2enor pldte,
494 SUP Ditli9 bon Glen 2spn Qpe.
(Sieuer $6.) 81.
5annis e. gates u, u. on Mi6ael
aans, 10 Sabre asaie pom l. Januar
1916 an auf 80 BEL 124 SUP an Der
Rorbisite BON Court Ctr. SGbrlite
Mietbe $3.50.
Dapib 5. 9idion an Maurics sylas
tom un6 @eorse 9. Rusb, SO Gub an
Der SiiOfeits Don Gront Ctr, 101Sub
ipeftli4 Don Wain Strnbe. (steuer
$50 81.
qmelia Butler on Games %. Bout
der, 81 BEL 100 SUB an Der WsftIsite
Don Race Ctr, 70 5ub nDrblih pon
9rsn Str. (Steuer $3.50.) 81.
2ouisoiQe II. RafhDille Railroue
So. an Sobn so. Jerguion u. a., brei
Sabre aeaie BON 81. Snnuar 1916
an auf bas 9runbitid 121 unb 123
Oft Waisr Strabs Ronatli9e Mie.be
$47.5o.
2puiia geder on Sobann iinb Wlda
ris S6imst, 80 bsi 150 Gub an Der
Giibfeite Don Gebar 4pe. in College
Sia. (Steuer $3.50.) 81.
5obann S9imet an 2ouiia gedsr,
Got 1S5 in goung unb Cutters llnters
abtbsiluns. (Stsusr $2.50.) 81.
Srant SO. McIutt an bic arogsr
@rpcerp anb Batting Co., % sub an
Der Sftieite BON 6artiltpn ape., 81
SUB n0rbli6 bon gebar MDe. in Gols
lese Sia. (Steuer 81 81.
gbarIes arued, glbnl., an Warp u.
airtpatrid, Elm sract 2dnb an ber
Oftfeits Don Walton Greet Roob in
Ssction 8 in Columbia sp. (Steusr
$2.50) $22oo.
Wldrn 6. Subbarbt an Daiiie Glpbe,
Sbeil DON Got 3 in 5amusl 9otp's
unterabtb. (Stsuer 50c.) 81.
5enrb 6. 9eib an minnie SmitR
45 Bel 1T Sub an Der Siibieite bon
We9resor GDe., 238 SUB 0ftIid Don
Guburn @pe. (Steuer S4.) 81.
George 6. gmig, 4bm., an gllbert
81. Strsatmun, 33 BEL $50 Sub an Der
Siibfeite bon Worton 9lDe.. 100 SUB
tpeftfi9 BON 8urpoob QlDe. (Steuer
$4.) $1,000.
Sol. >. 5arriIon, per Gberiff. an
bic S,outbern Obio 8. II. 2. Co.. Qots
49 unb 81 in Sbanboe Spnbicdte uns
terdbtbeiluns In Iorncob. $1100.
Carl He5ui1gn an Mutborp g. ura
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

lang fdeinenpen 5abrt eeOaat, Ob lls
iiberbaupt etfpos eebadt, oariiber
bate elsie nienloIs glustunft ssbtn
tOnnen. sic fubr bur9 8nhen uno
9Gb6en, no es ibr mar, als oh Die
SGuier auf iie berabItiir5en ipollten,
big Der Wasen ipieber ms Greie tam
unb bann baIb borauf Dor sinem boz
ben Sbor in einem f6tpdr5sn @itte-
nit persolbeten a0pfen belt. Dos
Sitter frisbiste elmer berrli4en, part
artis angelegten @arten Elm. in bsiIs1
Sintersrunb, our6 bos berabiprus
benbe @aiisreefuntel zines Springr
brunnens i'm 9tbenbTonnenIi4t. Die
1cniter bes Saries ii6tbdr purosH.
.S5ier2~ fraete Die juuge 5rou be-
flOmmsn, uls Der &utTder lie NIT eis
mem aufmunternbeu Bid unIob.
yS0ier pobnt 6err Sinria 6sllnsr.
Warten sic einen guaenblid."
Gr mar Don Ieinem Sib berunter
seiprunsen. Was sr aetban, als er
bon bem @ittertbor auriidtrat, fpuBte
Glste ni9t. llnmittelbdr barauf iah
lie sinen Wiann bur6 ben Sarten
tommen. Gr trua einsn ountelblaiien
9lnsug nit blonfen anOpfsn une
Stulpenitiefsl. Gk lie ipeitere Be
tra6tunssn anfteIIen unO Der initints
tipsn Gingebung, bic iis oaSu brdngte,
eilie ben Riidfpea anSutreten, folger
tonnte, bDrte lie ben &uti4er, Der iei'
nsn Sip pisber beffisaen bate, aber
nod neugieris dbiportets, idgen:
n8as JrduIein min gu '9errn 9ea'
ner."
n9arf i'd I'm Sbre 9arte bitten9"
fragte Der 0iener iibsrlegen, inbem er
bic riOn6erbare" Grau mibtrauiid
muiierte.
GIste Itanb ipie aneepurSelt. Die
gebeutung Der syrase mar ibr pOlis
fremo, 9i0te uno 9IGiie luefdeIten IN
ibrem @eii6t. Damn o5sr ri6tets Iie
I'D, plobli6 ouf, bas Anltdrren oes
Oieners drserie iie.
r0obnt bier 9inrih SslIner9"
fraste iie nit einein 9ou. Der einen
gang bsfonberen Ginbrut aui ben
Sisnsr, Der Ii6 bis babir an Der Der
Isgenbsit Der Jremben gelpeioet, gu
MADDEN ibisn.
.9tnerbinss ipObnt bier 6srr 5ins
rid Seaner."
sd mo6te gu ibm. Sdgen sic
i'm, elsie Snpttnero irGre oa."
Snottnsrol Den Iamen bate er
idOn irsenbipo seb1ri Ri6tis.
Wenn sr nur nitt cine Dummtsit
begongenl Wer ionnte oas aud pers
mutenP
9ds sbor offnete Fh.
Bite, ipollen Sic eintrsten2"
Gr fhritt poran, gIste bermohte
ibm tuum gu foleen. Sbre anits
5itterten. Bon tdufeuo tpibsriirsis
tenbsn Sebdnten uno Gmpfinbungen
beitiirmt, fiibIte tie ibre araft unD
ibren Tfut f6ipinben. @os fputlie
iie bier2 Dos piirSe Sntel Sinria
fagen2
(Jortfeburg folst.)
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aritit.

gaier: nRun, pie bat Dir bic neue
G9oi1pislerin I'M geitrisen Stiit ses
iaGsn?"
gGdfif5: rSopsit gang gut. geur
Der Sfnma4tsanfall i'm stpeiten Gtt
mar idledt = bas ma9t Mama riel
bener!l"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

Som 9riea Der Sran5n
ie II. 8rai5oiiid,e 9ldtter nageIn icl.
qenoeg Sirmenid)ilb ieit, oas on ei.
rem @eid,dftsbnus IN gproeaur
prangt imb Die oortige 9omemuelt
entgegenfontmeno onlodt: r9bctosra.
pbiides slteIier. asiir Gamer, bic ii6
aIs Granfenpileperin pbotograpbieren
Iaiien (poier) poIlen, niro elm ent.
iprefenSes aoitiin sur 9eriiisling
pebnlten. aeine 9reiserboblngl"
Nan lpir6 Die eiilen uHo eiieftliiIter.
ilen 91mGen bon 9oroeaiIr ipegcn
aieies roben uniiigS nitt 3u iebr Der.
onnnien 6iirien; eern Tie banoeln naty
ebrpiiroisem Borbilo. Sit es opd
albefannt, bab Senatoren un6 Gepu.
iierte. bic IN ben parIamentariifcn
sfommiiiionen fir bas sslugpeien
iiteit, ii6 I'M Jlra5eus, bod in ben
Siiften" pbotoarnpbieren lieben. nbne
ieinnIs ben gooen lIrter ibren Siiben
nerIaIien 81 babenl
WieIfagenb.
9err: :. limb fparumr bentibet
Sic mid, siseutli42s
Gbemann: sd beneiSe isbsn Wsonn.
.hsus smtiuki iffals MD wipasHhssIis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Gtnfadfe a6fune.

ya4, rat6en Sie mir, bite! Sd
babe morgen Dornebme ginIabung unb
neiB ni4t, pen i9 oben unb unten an
Der SdfeI feben foul"
sPsbmen Sic sinfa9 sinsn runbsu
Sd9!&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

RadikaIbeiIung der Ilerven$ebwdtbe..
eoa nrp aesLast nno ,sn soop
Hadn IND
sshttait aas Snaa n
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psutsehsn Prxat- KIn 1877 East 27 Str Now YORK N.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

SPECIAL BARGAIN ~ STOCK
FARM. $40 acres. loo acres in cail.
tiyation. ~ acres sowod in wheat. a.
acres IN excellent stand Of alfalfa.
balance In good pasture slth LIVING
water. Good 6 room house: barn
lSx22 with granary and sheds attaon.
ed; small house for help. good wells
all fenced and crossed fenced 50 hool
on farm and church across the road;
G miles from railroad and good town.
good roads Want 10 sell now and
will take s4750 Only $500 cash re-
quired. balance on long time. Alfred
Adler Guthrie, Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

FOR SALE OR TRADE--A Groom
brick house in Belycas Addition 10
Guthrie, Also sgroom hotel in liar,
lesyille, two blocks from postofflce
Rented for SS0 per month. Want acre.
age and residence Oh the West Side
See owner Monday. Jan. 10th al office
of booley and Armstrong. or address
owner. A A. Butt. BarileNillc. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
BARGAINS.

have some bargains In FARMS
and CITY property for sale and trade
w r. Mexican
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esa-HaHssHHsa -3s.0H.s.Nsa.as.sa.assaassa.
room house. small barn. sood Nell
other out bligs Priced Tor fcu days
10 s'ea Terms on $500
lse \ farm. 50 in cult a bottom
s foom house. good haru well and
,lstefn. cave and out bldgs Priced
'or short time at g. 1000 tcrms on
81 500
AZ \ land S. ia culi room house
s goo 500 cash terms on balanvs.
pUNNocN a SON
over OKLA state uauN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10
WAN
CLASSIFIED
HELP wANTEp-rxMAll.

WANrED--A girl OF le or n to care
for children and do house chores.
Can at eis E. Harrison.
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
FOR SAIL.

FOR SALE Extensive list OF farm
and city properties for sale and
trade. Baggett 4 Peele,.
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cls CARRIAGE COMPANY.
let us furnish you Sanitary
uarhage can aud kcep n clean fos
yJu Phone iCt Dead animals must
be removed at once. Law 10 strict on
this
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Old papers for sale al The Leader
iffice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

Have Tho Leader Delivered ,sc mn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-10

FOR Rg'sI-l light housekeeping
suite. also room and board II de-
sired. 800 Il. Noble Ave.
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WOMEN let us help you make money
selling guaranteed hosiery to wear.
Fun or part time big profits. Ex.
perience unnecessary. Address Inter.
national Mills, Box is2, Norristown
Pa
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Deposits protscsi
bafeiy Deposit Boxes trepoo q
sssNHsEHExn ssazzxEzxHaAunuu
=ut
axszHg sEEzEHKnNsMn1u1
J D. FAIRFIELD Es'sblls he'd 1889 Phone ~ \
Tahs Coal Wood and ator Receivers and DfstrbufoS
- Goods
sszzNzNSHNN ssxsnMaEmMMnnnuue 80
aAzsSa nxxnxxHEhx hxNynxxNunuuQ
. ~ Nj BRONSON, pres L BRONSON =,
The Oklahoma Mossg. and Trust Company tIne) Guthrie -
FAHH LOANS Lowest Ras Interest pincp paid
ories Phone sos BuIdins .
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wANTlo 10 sO7
wANrgp-ro gxcHAhoe

EXCHANGE Many trading PROPOSE
llons laggett a Peeler.
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Try a Leader Want "A
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Try a leader Want Al

Letter files for sale AZ Tue Leader
office. Price aac. Z fnr sl0o.
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ron RENT.

70 RRENT-4 houses, $3.50 to s12.5O.
Phone 4i4 or lile.
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over OKLA state nauN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Highland
have returned from a trip to Balti.
more, New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lightner,
whose marriage was. a recent event,
left today for Mount Pleasant, Pa,
where they will reside. Mr.. Light.
ner was formerly employed In the Nc.
Crory 5.and-10-cents store and has
been transferred to Mount Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Coffey have gone
to Akron, o., where they will reside
The Misses Angela Connell and Nell
Mcdonnell, OF Clarksburg, spent yes.
terday here the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcdonnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Feeney and
Miss Ellen Feeney, OF Clarksburg
were here Yesterday to attend the
Feeney.Dillon wedding,
Mrs. Frank Cassell and daughter
Miss Gertrude. OF Morgantown, were
here yesterday to attend the Feeney.
Dillon wedding which was solemnizel
yesterday morning.
L. L. Goodrum and Miss Virginia
Cook are spending the week in Pitts.
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Hennen. who had
been the guests OF relatives in this
city. and in Morgantown, returned to
their home in Washington, D. c., last
night.
Mrs. Martha Davis has returned
from Philippi where she had spent
6 week with friends.
/ Miss Gale Frey Is recovering from
an attack OF appendicitis at her home
on Fairmont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Paul, OF Charles.
ton, returned here yesterday from a
brief visit to Newburg. Mr.. Paul leaves
tomorrow for Charleston and Mrs
Paul will remain for longer visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Margaret Paul
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
One Mans Hobby.
BY SUSAN E. cLAeErT.
Copyright, 1916, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

Elizabeth Yeaton laughed as she
walked around the beech tree and ex,
amined the markings on its trunk.
two hearts pierced by an arrow and
encircled by the legend, "Pansies 70,
thoughts, rosemary for remembrance"
Were we ever SO foolish as that?'
she asked herself. Then the laugh
died in a sign as she walked on, push,
ing her way through the tangle OF rag.
weed that obstructed her path. Be.
low her, Cabin branch rippled with a
soft murmur as It Joined the deep pool
beneath the water gap, and on its edge
the leaves OF the .sumac showed |the
first touch OF frost. As she. crossed
the branch on Thorough log that form.
ed the bridge, she paused again. Ey.
erywhere were memories and mingling
with them a soft, clear whistle, once so
familiar a sound 1t. occasioned no sur.
prise when she reached the farm gate
to, see man stretching out hand to
open it. s1
], Il thought You would come" he said
quietly. II was SO sure that sent the
team around the road and, walked
through the lane" He looked ahou,
with intense enjoyment. Then his
eyes rested upon, her face. 1.-THE years
have made no change in you: You
are not one day older. Your eyes are
sparkling and your mouth has the
same adorable kink at the corners
that"
He came through the gate and stood
beside her. "You received my letter.
mo. Did you writer
Then owe my good luck to Provi.
dence. | asked you to meet me here.
But had hoped for different recep.
ton. Elizabeth. won't you give me
a word of welcome?"
u have first to forget years OF alb.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18

The young ladies Of the sodality Of
st. Peters Catholic church will enter.
tain their friends at a social this even
ing at the parochial school, a mum.
Der of delightful plans have been ar
ranged for the entertainment Of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
LOCAL SOCIAL. EVENTS
Left 20 Attend lsrother,sWeddi
Frank Reeves a popular Young mar

n Left to ATTEND Brother WeddinH.
Frank Reeves. a popular young man
of the East Side who has been In Bal.
timore for some time, will be married
the latter part Of June, to Miss Char.
lotte Woekst, at Baltimore. Miss
Woekst's home Is In Hamburg, Ger
many, but she has spent the past two
years with relatives in Baltimore. Mr..
Reeves will receive his degree from
the Geological Department of John
Hopkins College June IA, and the we'd
ding vii. take place in a few days later.
Mr.. Reeves and his bride will go to
Mt. Chateau, near Morgantown for
a couple OF weeks after which they
will reside in Morgantown.
Miss Alta Reeves. a sister OF Mr..
Reeves left today for Baltimore to
spend few days before going to Hite.
town, j., to take part In a page.
ant given under the direction of Prof.
Walter Reeves. to celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary Of Peddie Institute. She
will also accompany her brother to
New York and assist In a pageant at
that place. ..
Miss Reeves will return to Baltimore
to attend the commencement at John
Hopkins and the Woekst.Reeves wed.
ding. She expects to return here
about the middle Of June and will la
ter 90 to Morgantown to attend the
summer term at the University, and
reside with her brother several
months.
..-. In Washington.
Mrs. Mason Wood and Miss Edith
Frey have gone to Washington. D. c..
where they are spending week with
the Misses Ethel and Grace Heintzel'
man of this city. students at Guns
ton hall. The Misses Heintzelman will
be graduated from the school on Tues.
day and the entire party including
Miss Georgia Andres, of Michigan. will
COME here on Wednesday. Miss Andres
will he the guest OF the Misses Heint.
zelman for few weeks.
RadellH.Martin.
Miss Tansy NJ. Martin. of Rives.
vile. W. Va, and Grover c. Radcliff,
OF Scottdale, W. Va. were united In
marriage today at II o'clock at the
home o. tie officiating minister, ltev.
". J. Eddy on Walnut avenue. Wit.
Messing the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Martin and A. H. Lynch
Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliff will
reside at Murray.
.... Entertained Friends.
Miss Milla Ice was hostess to the
Beau Not Club last evening at her
home at Barrackyille. Nine members
OF the club were present aud were de-
llightfully entertained.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
Date Set For Final
Tests Of Teachers

June and 2 were tie dahtes an,
inounced today for the last OF? thu
teachers examinations 10 be held ;;ils
Spring in Fairmont for the teachers
OF this and adjoining counties. Coun-
ty superintendent of schools Homer G.
Tootilman. will be in charge of the
work and the examinations given viii:
be for the certificates Of elementary
renewal, ltigh school supervisors and
special teachers. Miller school has
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
hobby. Dear, you should; see my beds

hobby. Dear, you should, see my beds
Of pansies and rosemary" /.
THE color Jared into. her face. '"You
had prepared me for a garden ,''of
orchids. but even old.fashioned flowers
can be. an. outlet. for. surplus energy.
You always did throw yourself body
aid soul into whatever you undertook
TO: do" -: -. ..,.i,ts..
,"Why not, Elizabeth j am in per.
feet health. have passed the age
when one glowers at the moon because
the fair one is cruel. But all the same
lam taking this pretty4hard: This is
Monday. ! must be 10 my. office Thurs.
day morning. Important business re.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18

quires my attention. else I would re.
main here and begin at the beginning
Of things. Ten years is,.a long time,
but YOU have never, been absent from
my thoughts. ] would have written,
but there. was nothing to say. had
nothing to offer you. The best l could
do was to work for a home for you.
1t has taken me ten years. VIII you &C.
cept it? Will you so back with mo
Wednesday,.
Her eyes swept the: fields. From the
cover near the branch she heard the
partridge calling. She paused so long
that the man. beside her caught his
breath and grasped the rail Of the gate
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
MORE men THAN WOMEN
!. GILL. y. :. HAVE APPENDICITIS

Surgeons state men are slightly
more subject to appendicitis than wo.
men. Fairmont people should know
that few doses of simple buckthorn
bark. glycerine. etc, as mixed In Adler.
tka' often relieve or prevent appentii.
citis. This mixture removes such sur
pristng ioul matter that one spoonful
relieves almost any case constipation.
sour stomach or gas. The instant. easy
action Of Adler.i.ka is surprising. t9'l
= Martins Drug Store. -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
cel.brated Anniv.rsarv.

Mr.. and, Mrs. Walter Fuyyard cele-
.fgated their sixth wedding anniversary
Tuesday when they entertained
1t twenty OF their friends. Music,
Jas a feature Of the entertainment.
HGarnations and sweet peas were com.
bined in an effective, floral DECORATION.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
Entertained Erienda.

-. Entertained trIthds.
Miss Milla Ice was hostess to the
Beau Not Club last evening at her
home at Barrackville. Nine members
OF the club were present and were de.
lightfully entertained.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-18
TRIPLEiyOTEs OFFER !.
ED IN 1000 CLUB.
Continued from page ~

I. syasser's delight, ETC., hut big yot-
ing campaign. whereby everyone who
Senters. Is certain, Of sure profit
There are many big prizes, ranging
from the automobile down to two
pianos, two Edison diamond disc talk
Ing machines. merchandise orders,
Hoosier cabinets, ETC., and in add.
ton there will he cash awards Of the
most liberal nature for all those who
fail to win "a prize. There are none
who take, an active part In the club
who can fail to make handsome prof.
st. None are slated to lose, no mat.
4terEhow little they accomplish.
II you are. not now member of
the West Yirginian 1900 Club" You
will find the nomination blank In this
issue. II YOU. think you would like
to enter the club and win one OF the
( prizes lust I'LL 1t out and send It IN
to 1.-THE Manager west virginian 1000
Club" Fairmont. ". Va. Full infor.
nation, as to how to go about Conduct.
ing 3 winning campaign will be sent
YOU. at once without one cent Of cost
toiyou. Somehow the impression seems
to have gone round that you must be
o subscriber to the West Virginian
before you can enter the club and com.
pete. This impression Is false, and
without any. foundation whatever. No
matter who or where you are you will
be.made. welcome as club member.
81 Voting Keen ..gy
Few ofthe free ten.vote coupons
published in the, West Virginian are
going to waste. From Warrington.
+ Barrackvillei Rivesville. Baxter and all
the other towns in which the paper
4 now circulates the coupons are be.
ing sent in daily to help swell-t vot.
ing,ayerages OF the various club men,.
! hers. 1t Is encouraging to see how
great the interest Is at the very out
get OF the campaign. It looks as II
the efforts. Of the West virginian to
conduct a high.grade legitimate profit.
sharing campaign are being appreciat.
ed as never before. IL
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been picked for the place OF holding
the examination and present indica-
tions are that large number Of Ma
'rIon county and Fairmont city school
teachers will avail themselves Of the.
opportunity TO take the examination
at this time. 4 X -! n =; )
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MILDLY Blouses and Sport Skirts

Whether Sailing away the "paddnglyour
own canoe Just enjoying Summer the MILDLY Blouse
needed We have plenty practical bouses in great
variety Of effects. Prices s1.oo $3.50. 'sEgSsa
Sport Shrs-the prees things shown this season.
ing stripes awning and finer stripes alwhe skirts With
novel belts and pockets Prices soo to $1,000.
-,,ts Second Floor.