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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-05

ROM STATE
ALL PRESENT
And Senator Golf is Given I
Hearty Welcome BY Friends
i'll the Senate.
- z .-.1 &c 4rl 60.

W.AStII MOTION. ller s. Convetl-i
Ing Of the final session Or the SHINY
fourth Congress HI noon Monday foundi
the entire West Virginia delegation
present III both branches lntht sem
ate both Senators COZ and Chiffon.
We're in their seats when Vice EreSi-#
q ent NIarshall's Earnl fell and all siS
Representatives including Harry G'
WoOdyaFd of the Fourth district who
WIS elected to succeed the l4tc Hunt
ar II. Moss in the#pTesent Congress-
#aa we'll as to the&Succeeding one Mr
Woodyard not having received his cer-5
tificate Of election did not take llu
N0afN XIII Office Monday
West Nirgfnians who were rc-cIect
ed We're recipients OF hearty congFa t-
ulati0ns. Representative sutherland
ascordially felicitlted hy his fEiends
| on tho floor over his election 10 the
Senate, while Npodyard WAS aIso Inc
EcGntef Of Il group nfnld time friends
and colleagues az other days. Bowers.
Cooper. IIttlepage and Nicely dFtsW
their share OF hearty handcasPs ana
cordial greetings.
Senator Cipf was given Il hearty
welcome hy his friends who expressed
pleasure that in appearances ia
seemed none the worse for His long
continued ailment He is still under
almost daily attention OF physicians.
However, it was n gala day for West
Virginia members Of both branches
and despite his defeat Senator Chiffon
was ns8 gay and as genital as If he had
not been one or the victims of an Ice
#tiDn day 6iSa Stnr III
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ure nf raw materials and machines
Thcy hase plundered Belgium or one
billion FRANCS in money on the Pretrxt
of q war contribution and Of tiXe bill
lion francs in provisions through the
medium Or requisition.
THEN under the pretext of idleness
which they themselves have nroyok ed 4
and Of need which arose entirely from
their raids upon Belgian resources,
they declare thai Ielgians must either
sigh voluntarily an agreement. to serve
Germany on be dcported."
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VERDICT UPHELD
BY the United States Supreme.
Court i'm a Case from
PENNSYLVANIA.
i..l- O. Y. 4 st1t.. j ATEt. ". Es.sl \

v WASH ,S{ffF u ~ I'M l1rc. A dam
agc verdict of s145.83n gainst thu.
a'enns .vlyania Railroad Company st-
cured i}y tllt. sonlnan Shaft Coal Com
Tanv of Cambria county Pm. Or
which Chairman N5anccC - Mccormick.
of HarrisbiIrg II a.. ls treasurer and ii
principal ckholder, for failure or
REFUSAL to furnish cars To-! shipping
prei!lea court.
The court directed d new trial in Il
claim for S2I. % 94 damages by w. III.
,facoby and Company. Of Philadelphia.
against the Pennsyl vanitl.
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A FINE TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH
EASY TO MAKE AND COSTS
LITTLLG.

cturrh is such an insidious disease
and has become SO prevalent during
the past few Years that Its treatment
should be understood BY all.
Science has fully proved that Ca
tarrh is constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Sprays. inhalers. salves
and nose douches seldom IT ever give
lasting benefit and often drive the di-
aease further down the air passages
and into the lungs.
II you have Catarrh or Catarrhal
deafness or head=nolses. go to your
druggist and get one ounce Of Par
mint (Double Strength) Take this
home and add to iteA pint OF hot
water and ounces Of graduated SUI.
gar; stir until dissolved, take one
tablespoonful A times a day.
This Will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head-nolses.
.clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and 3mucus stop drop
ping into the throat
This treatment has slight tonic
action which makes lit especially eff
fective In cases where the blood has
become thin and weak. 1t is easy
to ake, tastes pleasant and costs lit
tie. Every person who wishes to be
free from this destructive disease
should give this trea tment d trial 80
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HORSE SHIPMENTS.
\ is ,45 Git,tr &fa.egH 'ea73"tE AZ
5snv AbE5EiATEp PREEEiS

EAST 81. LOUIS; III. Dec. Sc
Horses and mn1es received at the lO-
cal stock yards IN the first ten months
or 9l6 numbered 222 ,551. Ship
lnents totalled 202. 917. a decrease Of
$4,000 as compared with the same
period IN 1915. Commission men
complain that it is becoming increas-
ingly difficult to get animals fitting
army .SDecificatinna
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SLAVERY
rs the Fate of $4,000 Belgian
W0rkiagrnen According to
an Appeal Made.
tBYEAsEoctErEo PRrEsl n
us. dec. 49,. Fifty thousand Bel

I'ARIS 81, Dec. 81 IEiffy thousand Bel
gian WDrkingRlcn have been reduced
fu slavery by tiie Germans. declares
an appeal tx American W0fkingnen
prepared by Belgian laborers at ~
secret meeting in IelgitHn and COM
throush&a reliable channel
10 the Associated Press. The state
IEnt continues #
The Germans have reduced 100000
workers to idleness through the sei2-
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LAWS ATE .ITPHEI.D.
~ nssee,.-rrEn erEn =,

Y
NVASHINGTON. Dec 5-IoWa and
Pennsy 1vania laws prescribing butter
fat standards for ice cream we're up
held as constitutional Monday BY the
supreme court IN test cases attacking
their validity rs arbitrary exercises
of state police powers. although de-
signed to preyenr auulteration or food
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ORDERS !. SYST AIMED.
tRY As aociArI-n rrkNsl--

WASHINGTON, lJec. Interstate
Commerce Commission orders pertains
1ng to railroads u give lower trans
continental freight rates to san Fran
cisco. Oakland, Portland Seattle and
other f,tl ports, Willie denying them ID tho
inland cities of Sacramento. Stockton,
san Jose and Santa Clara. Calf. wore
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-NIlI.s..s lp SLl.,III.

The regular monthly business and.
social meeting Of the PROGRESSING
Glib. (fornerIy known as r!lG Busi-
mess Girls GlHb) viii be- held Tues
station rooms at rs Y III III. The com
nittee has arranged fora Very inter
sting program and all members are
urged to be present
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MONIES ARE . q. sE.I,..


NEW ~ 0I2K. Dec. The steam.
ships blown up in the Russian harbor
OF IA rchansel several weeks ago With
the loss OF millions OF dollars IN mu-.
4nitions were destroyed by bombs
the piers DC the Bush Terminal Com
5pany "a this city, ii was charged Mon
day ltpOlice Headquarters by the
commercial agent here OF the irnper-
ial Russian en- bassy.
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-FOUR BILLS.
loft Question is to Be Attempted
as King Constantine lis
Involved.
t@ tEv AsEpcIATEp PHFEsi
r. RS ~ A. f m

| WASHINGTON Dec Feur
bills designed to touch the high cost
or living were introduced Monday by
REPRESENTATIVE Fitzgerald, Of Sew
York. Two propose q food embargo.
One would regulate transportation on
cold storage food and another would.
regulate the admission of farm prod
.ucts and manufactured foodstufs to
the parcel post and reduce the rates
on food.
THE enactment Of either Of tlle=
bills" said Representative Fit2ESsr
aid. will bring Immediate relief To-
the country The people want action;
they are heartily tired OF talk and
.inFesti cations
A mass of#petitions was filcd8in ia
yor Of the legislation.
. One embargo resolution would pro
hibit expectation or any farm product
Il manufactured foodstuff for one
year. The other would empower the
president to8 suspend expectations
whenever prices became c2tortionate
and public interest requires. E5othl
bills provide for shipment Or food To
Americans abroad ~ To people made
3destitute by the WIZ pesgilencc or
other extraordinary went.
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KING APPRo OWES.
~ Enc,ArrnLr - !

LONDON, Dec. Premier AS
qutth announced IN the House OF
Commons Monday that King George
mad approved Of 4 reconstruction OF
the governments, Mr.. Aaquith sug-
gested that after Mondays business
had been considered the House adj
journ until Thursday
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PENROSE
70 Introduce a Bill for F erierai
Supervision. of the Ma
tionaL- Elections.
eax Aseee.A4Ep rrgss,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. Senator
PenTose. Rcpub lican. announced Mon
day that he would Introduce Tuesday
as an aTnendm ent to the Owen bill a.
bill for federal supervision of nation
AZ elections. Such a bill commonly
known as the force bill was killed
twenty-six years ago after the most
sensational .filibuster fl con gressiona
history
The purpose IS to make an issue
tend that through supervision or ne
gro votes Democrats have an adyant-
age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-05

MI %. zinn. county agricultural.
HaEcnt Urges ali farmers OF the Bridge
port section to attend the all day rally
TO ne held Tuesday in F.itzhugh's hall.
there. IL Will be one Of a series to.
.culninate In q Countrywide gathering
in Clarks burg at which plans for next.
gear Will be adopted.
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GAVIN DIES.
49, saeIA- W. -rarrr,

: tfNl tlNTtrNN1N, Fa., Dec.
Frank Calvin. the au,ompEile
+ driver who was injured when
his nlechanician CASTOR N'cisel.
: and GuEhir Hughes. another
= driver were killed at thr
3 titlinnioNn speedway saturday
+ afternoon, died in the hospiJal
hers NnndaE. Calvin N skull WIS
fractured hut physicians NC
ltGEra ht would recover until
: CARLY Monday when he had II N
! sinking spell
!.
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.N-IysTE..IsI -REs.SIl.c ;NS.
snH AnEoGIATEp FHKE

.i4E5NIlDS, l3cc Is Tile Greek min
lister at london 4nd the Creek consuls
sat London and Manchester have ro-I
signed, stating that they we're unable
further to identify themselves With
tho pOlicy of#King Constantine.
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The finest cough syrup that money
can buy,-costing. only about one-tifthG as
much as ready-made preparations.-can
easily be made up at home The way it
takes hold and conquers distressing
coughs, thront and chest colds Will
really make you enthusiastic about .itts.
AM druggist can supply YOU with
g ne ounces vi Pinex 20 cents worth
bottle with plain graduated sugar
syrup Shake thoroughly and it is
ready for use The total cost lis about
"a cents and gives you a full piHt--a
faInilv Eupplv-of n most ctfectual,
pleasant tasting remedy. 1T keeps per
5fectlY.
Its truly astonishing how quickly i'l
nets, penetrating through every al
passage of the throat and lungs--loos y
and raises the phleEIn. soothes and heals
the Unframed u swollen throat mems
=lrnnes and gradually but surely thu
ANNOYING throat tickle and drcndc
cough will disappear cntircly NothinA
better for bronchitis, spasmudic Group
sWllOoping cough or bronchial asthma.
Pinrx il u special and highly concene
tratrd compound of genuine Norway
pine extract. combined with GualacnH
and is known the world over for it,
prompt healing effect on the th-oa1
membranes
Avoid disappointment BY asking yoult
druggist for = rs ounces OF l'incx'3 wits
full directions and don't. accept any
thing else. q guarantee OF absolute sat-
iafnction or money promptly refunded
Co, lit. Wayne, Ind.
4 Ia 5
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airs. PeIton wilI tell something or
tine work being done by tlle Red
Cross Society iii America, and Misses
Mary German ana N4ll Naming lied
Cross nurses. who recently returned
from Europe, will give an account OF
tile relief work being done HI that
country.
IEontinupf an mage r.
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WA CTS INC,Itls.ASIED. n

HARE ~ Fsa. Dec The
Central Iron and Steel Company Mon
day announced an increase in NJ Ees
The increase Isl effective December I6.
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! .e.ryc1,ls NYnt,.,l1..r,.

Nervous Women
When Il he neIyo usnega is caused by
constipation, ass Is often8the case. YOU
VII get Quick RELIEF BIZ taking Cham
.berlaln3s Tablets. These tablets also
Improve the digestion Obtainablc
eycryysll ere VA advertisement
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CRIMINAL G0gRT
Hears a Confession, Enters an
Order Of Dismissal and
I-rleS a -UaSe.

IA dismissal o:dCr was entered III.
tka criminal court Monday in the case
#Df Esi:ie Camp against Vance Grimm.
William Anderson confessed to play
ing cards for money and was fined S5
and costs.
sam CsalOss was on. trial. charged
With selling liquor.
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GnIllN
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- ~ f5s84 M - ~ IA So ~ sS LIS
I You are too fat and want to- 1.
+ reduce your weight 10 or 20
: pounds, don't $ tarsye and n
I weaken your system, ar think e
!. youmust always be laughed at 4
! on account Of your fat, but 81 n
]. Id any GOOD druggist, and get d ' Il
4 box Of Oil pf KOrein capsules, I:
I. take one after each meal and
]. one before retiring att night.
|. Weigh yourself once q week N
+ and note what a pleasant and \
I reliable method this is for re n
|. moving superfiuous fat from
I any part of the body. \
/. 1t costs little, Is absolutely rs
: harmless and q weeks trial .
should convince anyone that it s
T is unnecessary to be burd ened IS
|. With even a single pound Of IN
7 slightly fat. BANDS Drug Store !
I. or FarrclHs Drug Store can s
I. supply you Divert lis enient
!. j. = j. j. IA r. = 4. 4. 4. ~ 1. q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-28

where they will spend 'hc summer
Mr. k,ns will Join them the middle "'
July
Nis,c, Pauline and Grace Fisher ni
Norman are the guests ui Misc lil.
Ian l,ey and MIS-, NINA Fay N0lldN
The Kama gifl, met Iussdav after
noon With Niv Nina iay Nolhlly al
diroual guest, hc,ng Missc, Pauline
arl Grace Fisher oi Norman The
afternoon Wat spent informally The
hostess irf the nryi meeting Iursiay
will hc announced later lue,day cvc
rug The Kama g,fl, entertained with
swimming party =, Relic l,lr ln honor
~ me Ni,tr. Fisher who were also
me honor gus,', ~ 4 line p''y 'hl.
afternoon a, 'hr lihsr', ihra'rf
~
Nr, W " Johnson ~ nllh, who
ha, he,n visiting a, th, home oi her
mother Nf, T. Y M,Jhrut will lesv.
Thursday ior Sylvan Reach Texas
where ,hs will take up ChauNu1ua work
for The summer
q
Nts Claude la,km,n w'll return
| thuf,ds, from a months visit in Mar
,tline. Mo
kNN
/ Nt, GUY Mcclure returned Nuria,
from Galveston. IsVa. Vhst. ,h,
ha, h.en visiting relative,
NJ, Forrest y Hank, it sVpe5'ing
. W. Hank, from salt Lake CITY, Utah
the last oi the week and ,hs and hc'
daughter. Mics Margaret Wreh, vii
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,,,,, ,,ws,r,r, 81, ..,,,, ,,,,i S,,,,,,.
h., iD
Al. ,,J NJ. 1 y N,,,,, ri, Wet
t..,.,..,,t, .,..., Iii l.,. bod,
lu, & ibr Denver and other point, m
Colorado. vhcr, they will spend the
summer.
RR#
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v H/tpRifT DiLVV DENT1FK

K / Conway Lawrence Mills, II I
hartman. Charlie, n Amcs. Samuel NJ
Gloyd. George Spencer Mont lllghler
Leslie N McNiall. a | Welsh. lea
RELY. Edith Barrow Russell Arthur
\ Will Ientsc Cooke. tyul jhmtt.
~ T.. \ lon,e. Mason Little / +
SPARROW. Edgar ltccucy. Frank John
son. Arthur Bennett. Viii CLAYTON, J
10 Street, Horace Wilson, ! " Housed
! " Gannaway. & / Massey Hun
ter 4 Ctaycfoi, Will W luden, Wal.
ter Bird,cye aud Miss Edith Johnson.
Mr., Fred Coupet ~ Wichita Falls.
TeVas - being entertained hy many
informal tnutit,irS w her old friends
/ In the ,ity Today ,hc and her hostess.
Mr., ! 4 Rctk were the guests Al,
luncheon oi Mis-, Hyh Florence Long
Thuf,day they will hs the honor guests
LAT spend the dav party given hy Mrs
Mont =. Ilshlty Friday morning
/ Mr., W Frank Wilson will give q
morning auction iof Mrs Coupet and
Friday afternoon Mrs. A l.. Welsh will
entertain With a line party At the Lib
stiv
NJ and Mr., John ! Merrill who
have been the guests " Mr and Mrs
"A ! NrNahan returned Iue'day to
ihsif hhmr m Chitka,ha
q
Mf and Mr., Phil Hall oi Oil,on
Arrived tut,day evening and will spend
,hs remainder " the week with MI
and MIS- g. Street,
-
| Mr. and Mts Rohet, " Gardner and
daughter. Miss Gertrude Gardner ac
,ompar,ed hy Dr lsa RELY. Will lesv,
THURSDAY lul, q. IN their motor ca'
iot an extended eastern trip The
will sn iird 10 Chicago. where ihc'
will he ioined b, the el,sr daush,e,
Mics Elizabeth Gardner. who has hee,
,pendins the month with Miss Dcto,h,
purs From there they will motor I,
, Washington, and will visit the man,
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RED CROSS BALL Blue

irsufrs snowy white beautiful clo,hss
on vbshd,N uu, Rcd Cross Blus, not
iusl Cheap liquid h'uc which makes your
clothes rr.sush yellow Rod cross pali
U.us hrs, packages ros' only s cents An
ruuH grn.,rs sell ~ Adv.
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Tomorrow's Euents

Mr., George Cooke, morning
auction iot Mi" Eleanor Atkins
OF Knoxville, Tenn, and Mi"
Martha Kelly Of Muskosee
Alesrs Amisas, Mis-. Lawrence
Mills.
Bridge club. Mrs. A l.. welsh.
Bridge Luncheon club, Mts. k.
y. Sparrow.
Savoy Auction, Mrs G. W. Par
ns.
Holly Embroidery club, Mrs Earl
Campbell
Thursday Tea, Mrs. c, e Frost
Inner Circle, MIS-. c. {. Uuet-
hack.
?. and N. Crochet, Mn J. =.
Smith.
Sunset Embroidery, MIS-. RAY
Fisnet.
Green Meadow Needi,votk, MIS-
{. n. Shefhufne.
Jefferson Park club, MIS- T. W
Cl.llsnd.
u. Y. T. picnic q, Belle Isle.
Resu Not club. Mis-. Tola Brock.
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point, surrounding that
civ. Mrs RELY and l'lc daughter
Mary will leave short time allcr
ward hv train ior Washington n &.
where they will John the part, and
spend the remainder ui lhc summer
&Ks
Mrs W 4 Ou,ltt oi Forrest CIV,
Ark. is the guest oi her daughter
Mrs. ]. T Rutherford
MIS- Garner Railcy oi nsni,Dn
TtvaS. IS the guest oi Mr., Edmond
) Ferguson. having arrived Sa,ufl,,
ARA
Mr. n u Young returned Moris,
evening from Chicago
The meeting oi me Seven oClrJk
Dinner club planned inf Tuesday eve
ming. was postponed indefinitely
MI and Mrs s K. Maxwell vii
leave Tuesday IN their motor at io'
"A Colorado trip. visiting Colorado
Springs. Denver Boulder and Grand
Lake
NJ and NJ, " T. A lon's VII
leave 1ussda, morning lnf tin,lnra'i
Ohio. where the, will spend a mnnil
with rela,,,e, Returning the, will voi
in Cutagn. m and Mrs lunis vill y.
on 20 Waukcsha. Wis Whets she vi
spend the remainder vt the summtf
Mt George Sohlhcte anil daughter,
Misses Rland and Ma Sohlhsfe. an,
Mr VIII CLAYTON and daughter, Misss
Susan and Ellen. LEFT this ai,,innoi
int the Wyunceunir camp at Denmark
Maine. where the g,rls will spend 'h
summer I'm route the, w,ll ,iur VI
Washington. New Nntk CIV and 81
hy boat 10 BOSTON Mae Miss Mar
ssfe, Nos,, daughter oi NJ and NJ
X A Vote. and Miss Caroline Not,
daughter Of Mr. and Mis-. Alden Vos,
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Mr. and Mr., Clark Rrdcn have re.
turned ~ the CITY and are at home 10
their friends az the Revere apartment,
1n Eighth and Harvey avenue. They
have .peu' the past wear AZ Tulsa and
other point, iu me pil fields
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-28

~ nRS FRED CouprR oi w,ch.
lMMl ia Falls. Texas was the hon.
WWI or guest OF a delightful morr.
's'S ing AZ auction given hy her
,lVet Mrs J 4 keoI .fue,
day The house was bower " flow
ets. fn,cs and ,wec, peas decorating
N. reception hall and living toom.
and the dining room being decked with
q ptoiusion ni Wild flowers Hand
some favor, ~ pieces oi embroidered
linen were given for high score and
consolatiun to NJ, Leslie N Ncuiall
and Mrs Edsat Irtcne, and Ne,
Couptf vas given box ci ,,atinntr,
The hnues, was assisted IN serving a
most ael,c,ahle luncheon Nv M, W
frank Wilson and Mrs Gala Dulthe'
Long Guests oi the OCCASION wet,
Mines. Frank Wilson. George \ Wi.
apms, J. 4 Bailey. Joseph Hoffman
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northern diVuic, Of the Baptist Mission.
ary society. m session AZ that city,
y
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Wash Dresses
At 2Ooo OFF

In white. C0lors and
combinations Mate.
rial, are chiefly linen
and y1llcs rluughthcrc
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boys!

Tomorrow afternoon lecture and eN-
planaton of the famous
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Women full fashioned Sill
Hose. deep doull, h.lc or
silk garter top. double sole
ard toe. hugh ,pli.ri heel
black white and color, 81
a, and 81 i" value. 79c
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Make Tour Of the entire store Thusdayvs every section
The Savings Offered Are Amazing
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\ special lo' oi WomerS Silk
li,le Lace Boot Hosiery viii
be- on ,peoial display Thurs
day 2i5 quality CC.
,pcglaligcd ? PAIRS wv
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Wame1f silk litc Lace
Hose. iull fashion. deep dou
ble garter top. double sole and
Toe high pl.ccd heel, 10.
soc value. AZ ..... o~
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NcSTm Y mch Dim
lry check, and stripes
which are good l5c
values. m the ,ale ,pc
.,n1
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Something new in our boys library 20
volumes of highly illustrated books which
answer any question in the world
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t.ec Iyu haven't you ,
lt,cr,or Sr Irr
rrpan. .rc 90
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Mf and Mr., Phil Hall ot Clifton.
.kitiytd tut,day evening and will spend
the remainder " the week with Mt
and MIS- ! g. Street,
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I.drgc siic u r u
spreads, understand
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-07-13
DIGGING OEADFALLS
FOR UNWARY DRIVERS
COMMISSIONERS WILL HAVE THE
PLEASURE OF PAYING FOR
THEIR OWN FOLLY

Joe Clifford is the latest victim of
the road destroying gang of Nye
county. The former got in bad and
suffered serious damage by running
into a ditch that had been cut
directly across the main travelled
road between Salisbury Wash and
Glendale. So far as anyone can
find out there was not the slightest
excuse or call for the ditch, which
was thrown across the road in a
manner that threatened every tray
eler with summary death. Clifford
was driving into Tonopah with a load
of beef from his ranch when he was
confronted with the ditch. He had
been over the road day and night
ever since he has been able to walk
and never thought of watching for
any change until his machine plunged
to the bottom and was wrecked
Both front tires were punctured by
the impact and the auto so disabled
that Clifford was not able to proceed
until he procured assistance. His
first business on arriving in Tonopah
was to call at the courthouse and de-
mand compensation, in addition to
relieving his mind of few choice
sentiments regarding the county
bosses.