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ihs zoe. GraVcnstcin apples. Toe don
stalls 32-a7, 10 lbs. ground bone use:
sweet pirklcd breast ~ lamb. Zee No.
good bacon ltc 10 sugar cured corncd
beef Toe 10. stouga. G5c tea SOC SOC
baking powder sSc, 8 |hs split peas. csc.
Be- pkg pancake flour. itc, lbs pure
chocolate. Soc Stall 2k fresh Washing
ton creamery butter. soc ~. lbs. Soc
cream brick cheese. 25c 10 peanut but
ter. Ice To-
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.oRNER-sArI,RnAY

NIHlI IN2 fr0sh fanrY OroH0n orrH
zoe duz doE Soc. fresh churned Wash.
lnEton creamery huttcr e7tkc H. lbs
ti.01. stalls g. o. Q, 2. veal outlets i2Ac
ID. pot roast &c to tg'sc d.. round
steak itc No.. bacon. tehc H. stalls
~ 90 cleanser. Q cans Toe. macaroni g
lbs. 9ac. Not-a-secd raisins, pkrs ctc
lhn corn syrup, Toe ~ StonKa soc
olives, Pee at. 16c bottle cider vinegar.
Zoe: 2sc can corn beef zoe. 2 lbs white
beans. etc, b. sacks salt Toe
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rIhI rI.AIt--sAII-nnAN

stan ~, lhs Frannint.d sugar Gee.
HiAH lf. pure Fasisurised milk. &c pi. &C.
- stalls ~. Zee ioaFes bread. g.. 3
p lnares - bread. lee peanut butter
zee ih ne ste. stall 1875. fsc cans
strings -. tuna Fish. Dc ran. 20 paper
plates &C.! 100 paper napkins ae Ninif
~ covers far Mason 5ars Ice dor itr
Faf'Nah 100. itc cans solid peck Co.
usfnHs. Zee stan g. hssi boiled ham
Sc % stan 1887. pot roast b. ib veal
roast zoe u dry saA pork o. ib
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FRESH BRITISH ATTACK

BERLIN. Aug. 5.-Repulse OF
Russian attempts to cross the
Dyina river. near Dweien was an
nounced this afternoon. North
west OF Zalosze. repeated Russian
attacks were repulsei
Near Pozieres a new battle has
developed. the British launching
fresh attacks South OF Maurepas.
in the region north OF the somme.
n French advance was repulsed.
on the Verdun front bitter fight.
Ing Is going on In the region OF
Thiaumont wood
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MEDIUM
MADAM NINA

%r4ef ln Seattle Hsfurr
fs Elf~d eifN thr passr ta ti.tssFo your
pHet present sHa fHturn life -
pHnH+ffNi hnar lstar enables hrr Co iiu
coo yeti ~ nrstefs tHd f~tnsi fn tnu
900 enc tssaHffant faaffsrs ~ no she
tfe tsll fua Hh1 fsar saeHtlrs afs. ara
aht fHsg Hrr FHerHlea ts fau. and che
can atsn on 1ou nr SEQ tuW4nsf them.
.nf hnw go make happimess tfiaesn
man snd wife n fhsfr are atii infiut
rur-s over fua. shs can trli fuu hos ga
aasfrume them
Madam Sina cav tell you in regards e.
love ant marriage Affaifs=tsiis she
irifiais - she faa arc 90 marry and
when. and n the ans Yuu love 10 true
or false AAe advises hos 90 hriuE
ths separated iossfher and ga regards
10 Your strenf friends sua tells ths
secret - heinF hserf sud auffsssfui IN
NE Hhn wiii sita fna aH4s tfpthfui
aavlrr sol fsrsgtil Yeu ~ tHinEs fhat
u'u ~ - Ffeat taiu~ ta H"s iH aN A.
fsffs - ilfr
MnHara Nina cen adstsr Fna iH rrrafts
Co. fnur business arH uHansta8 affairs
Hte tells Fnu ~ has besinrsA ef xncafian
wiii u tarky fuf rHu CoWsalt her ~
once eu any matters that afe causing
Fnu sorry o. freuhis Nsaiiuus see
-tsH Nninn. vernon ffrtsi
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ho"nnnF tafs. qtf Tsr dos sells
s'assSs sae dot steer steak islsr 10
lamb chops t.hc ID sweet po,aies. :
- tsr cabbage &c 10 watermelon. "a
" Tech rhurnrd butter. tts Sc
salad dfsssiuE, DuFkses iEc botus. linn
burger cheese. Use ~ haiibut cheeks :
lts Sc. salmon. &c each. sweet corn.
ses agr aaaEhnuts. Ice doE Esisbaek
rs str peaches. itc dos cAntaieupes
! fnf zoe. pears itc dos celery. Tor
10. hlse hibhcn tea i-ih pkg atc
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A SPECIAL train viii carry 100
from Seattle TO Port.
land Sunday. 10 begin repair work
on the Japanese Kenkon Maru.
damaged recently In Canadian wa.
tiers.
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EDWARD L0vEDf-,
SISTER-IN-LARSll

Mrs. Kathleen y. Theriault.
apartment house owner. OF Ballard,
got divorce Friday from Edward
T. Theriauif. when she told Super.
ior Judge Smith that six months
after their marriage her husband
had fallen In love with his sister.
iu.iaw.
Their affections might have been
aroused even before that, MrE
Therlault said. as she had learned
that Thcriault had decided his Sis
term law hall his property the day
before the wedding.
Al present Thcriault and the sis.
ter are said 10 be living In Avery.
Idaho.
Three More
Judge Smith waded thru matrt,
monlal history Of three other ~ -
lies before noon. granting DEGREES
In each case.
Mrs. Violet Frazier. a movie ac-
tress employed By the Triangle
Film Co. OF 1856 W. Goth st.. said
her husband. Harry. had gone away
with another young woman after
his mother-in-law had declined TO
contribute longer towards his sup.
port
Mrs Grace Turner got divorce
from James Turner on telling the
court her husband bad sworn az
her when she wanted 10 start a
bookkeeping system In bis black
smith shop
According to the testimony OF
Mrs. Menda Barrett. her husband.
John. was arrested In st. Louis in
1914. the year following their mar
rage. and charged with statu.
tory offense
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED TWO afRiA rog ktfritES
work and tishwaahinE Wakss 80 per
menfh sith board ant fonfn. Eliioft
tsi 50 -dish hafpitat
NAME $40 no 80 WEEKLY MAILING
circulars information ta eruts SILVER
ana stamp Pacific aairs cn. iinK sst
seattle Wash
e.-r~e>fsfNfNfNFNfSe~fNss ~f~Ne~Naf~r-~N@~
1I--r cnlaie Situation
WANTED nv MIDDLE NuCp WON
en-. practical nursing pf camp cooking
East isst
NAN1 ktt-+NMk rEUhn LNhlc thkAs
80 fef Occidental ave FfttaN
~r>r~N~~sr7~fsese~feree
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FAMOUS COLO schoonor

FNWOOo pOIO sNHUUHtT OF IUt
kuskokwim. the Bender Brothers.
has been chartered by Boring Sea
Packing Co. as cannery tender.
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MNlE. NICTORIA
MADAM NELLIE

Worlds greatest cfaifvnyant ard uhrsn-
oiesisi. guarantees 20 read four entire
iifs. pest present nnd future Eiv~s
true advice on business love hsaifh
ana family affairt tells the name %
vegr futur. husband or wife srd shat
20 10 70 ~ successful IN lifs she ba.
fust arrived IN int. city, never here
t~fnrs one visit viii pay you for your
many appointments n others Ehs
viii remove an obstacles and toll you
hnw 20 win and hold tho one you de-.
sire. She rivss advice IN al important
affairs - iife Special reading. 60
Hotel Els. room &. it1i Second near
Hfns
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
WELL BtI.r Hotsg
PINE VIEW CLOSE ~

/ -onsn house. on good tract -
land. fronting go feet On tHo
rrnusv snada electric lights ana
telephone good eru and putup
near school stores ard ferry
dock pflro ti.ff4 on terms -
81 cash ard balance tia rsr
mouth ~ you cork down tue n
and SAINT 60 reduce gvuf ltfinr
rxpsuuss 10 raising Hnuf ewn
rafdsn and fruits come Hrfpss
AND go this place 20 boats
daily o. fsrr Take ktrklurd
boats az NadissH PARK fn Burke
Fsftars office in Kirkland.
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'enn rnfinE THIS week the public
fHsfhsfs 81 FIrst atszana pfLe a. all
siase 81 D. m en eiards5 nights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05

MME DAVIS NOTED EuROrEAN
paimlst f'rice SOC with her wonder.
fui cisirgnysni powers she tells you all.
1878 seventh beivssn riae ard Pine
LILLIAN JAMEs-sPfHtTTA CLAIR.
,oyant medium Hotel norris. it7gts
Third ave Circle tonight o'clock
MADAM FRANK CLAtTVOYAST.
card reader paimist fic 1854 Pike.
corner First Hotel Elliott
MADAM HHASpT Cf.AfWVDYANT
card pnimistry. soc sos Pike. Charles.
ton Hotel Apartment ~
ORDAINED SPIRITUAL MEDIUM AND
healer 1907 Mcirese ave
MADAM FRY -HELfAHLE CLAfRVOY-
ant card reader itie Fifth Elliott
tOSsW
e~e~~~cc~~~-N~-~~~~ ~~N~~-~~e~-o~~~~
27-For Rent Unfurnishcd
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SAKAROFF

lie Is leading the Russian force,
pressing the Germans and Austrians
back toward Lemberg. His forces
captured Brody. a way TO a vast
field OF oil wells. lead and copper
mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05

FFfTTTNN
pffHENOLpgfNT
sic reads your entire
NE giving advtr~
On family trouhis-
love speculation
marriage s~psra
lions units~ tho sep 4
nfafef Why rot
see the best rHfrn
oinFfstf gatiafsr
ton guaranteed eos
Pine
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rprr CIRCULAR FENT Nur oN ne
quest beet level land In Western
FAMGt-s LEWIS couNrV 'o
rsr acts up. on terms ihs' sby man can
DAVID p. EASTMAN
iass rhird Ave seattle
TOH pETslI.s ON LANDS
Handy 60 nnr fatns and camps
write ar zee E " MEtKLnJo1tS
Mar Land Dept 1891 =. e Smith nldx
SEATTLE WASH
you deal With ~ direct"
THnEE LAKES LUMBER co
& ACREa. CLEANED NM FLOWED.
hshuunai iunraipp and biz fireplace
thickiy settled ustRhtorhrod: close 60
town. cant he beat for berries ffuits
and vegetables. beet poultry country In
state Gvscrry dciiferr telephones. etc. /.
hraithfui and pleasant surroundings
firs'-viass markets. two railroads Must
s~il 81 oare worth 1850. Price FOR
auirb rair fie1t. hair cash Write
Boz g. Rochester wash
FoR SALT. NY OWNER ~ ACHEs
fine iune 81 Vernon district. YOUR
own t.rfnr CAU 8 g. m altit First
ave ~ room -
FOR SALE ny OWNER 20 ACRES
fenced and partly cleared ard under
cultivation. balance seeded house. barn
and uuthHHdlnEE Cheap Tor cash Must
sell Part cash. balance easy terms
Address r.t1 star
"
sSAr-5 ACRES. MILE FROM TowS
partly slashed a-rnom house, fine
water 1850. on terms address kills.
Efnr
-------~-~~-~~--~--~-~~
slot FOR SALE
pEND- ORE FASTEST GROWING
CITY ~ THE SOUTHWEST
n you lost your early opportunity In
Seattle don't kick You have the
same chance nov n you don't believe
%. nsk Nj Williams $40 Alaska nidr
Main FRa7
ROOM COrTAgE. ti60
on leased ground city water. lights ana
Fns beautiful View. lots 81 shade 7it
Lakeside ave. between Ieschi and Ma
drona Phone Fasf 1879
N-~~~Ns~~-~SS~~y~->s, ~J~~~>~~TsNsN~~~>~sNs~
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a-Furniture Wanted.
sAsn ANn nnons

~~~~~NN~~~0r->s~~4~~ e~~~eN4@@~~~fN~eN~~N~
- for Sale Miscellaneous
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MRS. ELIZABETH cuRRl
Tacoma society matron and woJ
golf champion. was granted a
vorce Friday from DR.. T r. Curran
on grounds OF incompatibility
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SASH ANn Doors
send sour orders fss sash ard doors
sir~et 90 q n Williams CO We esn
cave veu uouev Ftvs yen the best 81
service. ard guarantee ssfr delivery
cur hiw cHtaieEu. No ~ mailed free
POSTPAID on request Thts cataioEus
should b tn TIE hands Of every uns
expecting 20 hgiid write Tor one today
t.cress- PANEL door. ....,-.......tt n
Craftsman t-psnei Ser. ..-..... "a
cottage fort door n risss. 40
screen doors. eaisaufE~f wire, co.. ifk
ttsss .-uEhf ~tnaaWs ........ itS
~. f-Nehf safh t..tsr-ss+ss.. ~
tetie medicine cabinet door " sts
Cupboard door. slash Erain panels. IS
ply veneer panels. square feet esk
lNrnsd porch columns 8x&stse Is
frames Inside finish. moulding. build.
ere harfNare
o y WILLIAMS CO
r~i Wsts istf fstf rfr.t a..
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SNAP ACRES. MILE FROM TOwS
partly .iashed s-rnom house fine
water 1850. on terms address kills.
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zee Dinner Appsiissrr al.ns. wuhass
csfs Seventh sns talon
~ NAfh Hsness Ia I o. lessons
~ NftIe ceet NJ diffsf~Frv N SOFA
SteaV never danced hrfefs private
IN halls street shoes beet
~ ruaHs fadF asslEfHHfs stage
~ dsnrinE Main aatl
kSAA STEVENS 1855 Fepf'h
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23-PERSONALS

WEALTHY HOI HMM HANUFIuW-
%. would marrf n nuH IS. League.
Tntr.aa Ihtu
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FITTED 10 YPTIAH
CLAfRVO YANr and
medium. gives ad-
vice on business
matters. love. health
and family affairs:
tells the Mans ~
your future husband
or wife. tells n the
one you love II true
or false. what part
OF ibs country is
l." 9
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43-LOT FOR SALE

ROOM COTTAGE ti60
on leased ground city water. lights ana
Fns. beautiful View. lots 81 shade ~
Lakeside ave between Leschi and Ma
drona Phone Fast 1879
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SHOW CASES ANp STORE FtNrCRE@
new sud second hand. alt ki1d. I'd
ward 1. GomelL istss rhird ave. near
pine
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29-Unfurnished Apartments

ron SALE COMMISSIONING AND
general repair shop. Including tools
MACHINERY aud stock This VIII stand
investigation W g. Wood Toit. wash
Phone sunse' $50
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satisfaction guaranteed iiis Pike :,
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons
Dir KATHRYN HARRfsoN-S0i SIXTH
elliott 1881.
Dr Brown. rectal diseases sos T.earv f.Id
S-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-r-~-~-~
6-Autos for Sale
Storage
DRY. FIREPROoF STORAGE wARE-
house. Central Storage Co. f05 WHITE
~>>~N~~~~~-~~~e~~.~>N~
II you have something 70 SWAP,
list Ii In Star Want Ads
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rpTr CIRCULAR FFNr You oN ne
aus., Beet level land Ia Western
Washington
FAMGt-s LEwfs coUNrV 'ta
Per Acte np on terms ihat any man can
tsta under
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pile. safe and sure euro for DELAYED
periods Price 81 Money refunded II
remedy fails after fair trial. Raymond
Remedy. room .. Hotel Antlers. Fourth
ana Union
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Wei Drilling and Testing

~ : gsss e PIE :, Nsle ,s,e
Store Fixtures and Showcase
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Mites and explains love affairs and fam.
~ troubles. rsuuites the separated. etc
TTplains permanent health rules
n tisfacfion guaranteed or no charge
>sb one In trouble turned away. rnonsy
~ no money. Permanently located a.
eIs Union 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28
Votes for Women Are
Urged by Buffalo Bin
He Lives in a State Where II
Has Proved a Great
Success.

Colonel William F. Cody (Buffalo
BID upon being interview this at
ternoon by committee of local suf-
fragists made the following state
ment: Il want the people of Clarks-
burg and of the world to know that
believe in universal woman's Suffrage,
and ! live in state where we have
tried it out.
Yin the wild and woody state Of
Wyoming where now live, they said
the women would never be able to go
to the polls for there would be fights
and it would be too rough for them.
eve have had woman's suffrage for
many years, and to the credit of our
men must say we have never had
any fights of any kind at voting
precinct yet, on account of the REIN
ing influence of the women. From my
personal experience 1t has been a
success wherever it has been tried
out, and believe 1t will be only a
few years when the women in every
state in the United States will vote.
and l wish to say here and now, that
If 1t had not been for, my own SPLEEN
did mothers influence l would have
died with my boots on long ago in
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QOCIAL AND
OPERSONAL
Continued from Page Three.)
Pretty Cary Party.

The bright sunshine and beautiful
afternoon of Wednesday brought out
some charming and attractive gowns,
worn by the women and girls at a
very prettily appointed card party
given by Mrs. William L. Geppert, in
the Red Cross room of the Masonic
temple. The floral decorations OF the
room were most brilliant in their
autumn foliage Groupings of golden
rod, and ferns were pieasingly ar
ranged on tables; the chandeliers were
festooned with vines of asparagus, and
the quaint easement windows were
beautified with ferns and golden rod
designed in cornucopian effect.
Thirteen tables were arranged for
progressive euchre, and at 5 o'clock
an elaborate supper was served at
small tables. Covers were laid for
tlfty-six guests. Among the out-of-
town visitors who were included in
the guest list were Mrs. Sturtevant
and Mrs. Pearson, of Troy. O., and Mrs.
Charles W. Halterman, of Weston.
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enroute from Cumberland, Nd, re-
turned TO their home in Danville, KY,
Thursday morning.
John Dunkin. prominent resi-
dent of Bridgeport. visited the city
Thursday.
q, G, Garrett, OF Meadowbrook.
was here Thursday.
Miss Jennie Reynolds, OF Roy
noldsville, visited the city Thursday.
Mrs. T. II. Kearns and son, Thomas,
have returned from Emmettsburg, Md.
where they visited Mrs L. 81 Theroux.
Mrs. w. Percy Con and son, Nathan
Con, Jrn arrived home Thursday from
Deer Park, where they had cottage
for the summer.
Mrs. Edward r. Davis arrived home
Thursday from Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. II. II. Moss and her grand
daughter will go Friday TO Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander
and sons will motor to Baltimore on
Saturday. where they will spend the
winter.
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New Hive at Mound Glare.

Deputy Great Commander X. E.
Moore, assisted by Mrs. Charles
Hardesty and Miss Elgie E. Bolles,
has instituted hime of the Ladies Of
Maccabees at Mt. Glare. The meet
ings will be held in the new hall.
Much enthusiasm is being shown and
there seems noN.doubt that Mount
Glare Hive Intends to be listed among
the other progressive hives of the
county.
The following officers were elect
ed:
Commander-Lady Vincent.
Past commander-Lady Weekly.
Lieutenant commander = Lady
Kay.
Record keeper-Lady Myrtle Grey
nolds.
Finance keeper-Lady Crawford.
Chaplain-Lady Maxwell.
Sergeant-Lady Minerva Grey
noldsa
NIistress-at-arms-Lady Law.
Sentinel-Lady Thompson.
Picket-Lady Richards.
Pianist-.Lady Slussar.
The ladies' of Lewis Hive, No. 999,
OF McWhorter, will exemplify the mi
tiatory work the night of October 10,
after which refreshments will be
served.
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NIissionnry Meetinr.

The Woman's Missionary Society
Of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church, South. held its regular bust
ness meeting Tuesday evening in the
church. Mrs. H. P Woods had charge
of the program. The topic was 1.-THE
Care of Detectives" which was dis
cussed by different members.
Arrangements were made for a
sale Of baked goods to be held Octo-
Der IA. The place of the sale will
be announced later.
Plans were made for the annual
Christmas bazaar. The committees
were appointed, and work will begin
Immediately. The time and place
will be announced at later date.
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A Special Demonstration
of Matchless Liquid Glass and ParawGs
pure Refined PrafTne)

to New York.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Raymond,
Mrs. Clifton Comely. of Cleveland, o.,
and Miss Garrard spent Thursday In
Fairmont, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James edwin Watson.
Mrs. Riner G. Altizer, of Charles
Plttsburg to visit her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. james j, Duncan enroute home.
Charles c. Wilson was here from
Salem Thursday.
Ernest Morrison, OF Sutton, is a
guest at the Waldo hotel.
H. l.. Peters is here from Wheeling
George w. Briggs, of Charleston, is
visitor here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-28

An Offering Of Samples
Exquisite New Mahogany Lamps
Silks and Embroidered Shades,
On Sale Saturday, September 80
Lamps and Mahogany Novelties

We were fortunate in securing the samples of the B.
Block Company, manufacturers of high grade mahogany
lamps candle sticks, and other mahogany novelties
Caksburg being the last the salesman had to make
for the season. and rather than pack the lamps and ship
the mbac to the factory, he willing to make us won
derfuy low cash price he entire line samples at about
oneha the price would have get had bought them
in the regular way.
The B. Block Company conceded one of the very best
in the country in this line Of goods You will find lamp
suitable for in the house. and the color match
draperes and paper in all the newest shades.
There are silk boudor lamps at $195 to $780,
There are silk boudoir lamps at $195 to $3.50
Library, reception hail. dining room, in fact large and
small size lamps that would be suitable for any USE They
range in price from $500 to $780,
We will display these lamps in our show window and they
will be sale in Economy Basement Saturday morning
September 80.
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Grand ARMY Ladies Entertain.

The Ladies OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic were delightfully."- enter
tanned from 3 to 5 o'clock Wednesday
afternoo nby Mrs. W. L. Rector in her
home on South Second street. A color
scheme was artistically carried out in
red and gold. Autumnal flowers were
brilliantly used in the floral decora-
tons. Silken flags were presented to
each guest as favors.
AZ S o'clock luncheon was served.
Covers were laid for seventeen guests.
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col. William f. Cody, ("BuGaIc
Blll").

that West where every man was his
own judge and jury.
"If woman can be trusted to
bring up boy, to make him a good
man, why can't she be trusted with
the vote? To tell you the truth,
could not say enough for woman's
suffrage If l stayed in Clarksburg
for the next thirty years.
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For Miss Ruttencutter.

Complimentary to Miss Lena Rutten-
cutter who will go Sunday to Balti-
more. where she has accepted posi-
ton, the members of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the First Presby-
terrain church entertained number of
her friends in the home of Mrs. W. E.
Pierce on Monticello avenue Wednes-
day evening.
Misc Ruttencutter was the recipient
Of beautiful silver pocketbook from
the members, as a token of esteem.
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AZ Won Iookinr old2

Old age comes quick enough with
out inviting 1t. Some look old at
forty. That is because they neg
lect Ithe liver and bowels. Keep
your bowels regular and your liver
healthy and you will not only feel
Younger but look younger. When
troubled with constipation or bilious
ness take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They are intended especially for
these ailments and are excellent.
Easy to take and most agreeable in
effect. obtainable everywhere
Advertisement.
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To occupy PuInit.

Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston Of
Bangor, Md. lecturer of the National
Woman's Christion Temperance I'm
ion, a speaker who is well and favor
ably known throughout the whole
United States, will occupy the pulpit
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening, October /,
in the absence of the Rev. w. B. King
who is attending the annual confer
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Otterhein slsters Meet

The Otterbein Sisters of the Duff
street United Brethren church he'll a
regular meeting in the church parlors
Tuesday night. Arrangements were
completed for necktie social to be
held October 10 at the church. The
ladies are also preparing for their
annual bazaar which will be held at
the church November 16 and II, at
which time chicken pie supper will
be served.
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NoTICE no TAXPAYERs.

The 1915 tax books of the town Of
Admission, are now in my hands, and
all persons paying their taxes by 0c-
tober IA, 1916, will be allowed a dis
couRt OF 2M per cent. ~
WALTER II. SCOTT,
Collector and Treasurer, Town
of Addmston. w, Va.
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ence at Wheeling. Mrs. Livingston
comes here under the auspices of the
Clarksburg Central Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, and 1t is
hoped that every white rIbboner in
the county will be sufficiently inter
ested to come herself. and bring as
many friends as possible. Men as
we'll as women, will find Mrs. Liv-
ingston very Interesting speaker.