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por}ugte 7yarben 6ierfiir Iino Ihpar3=
lpeiB un0 braun=lpeiB. Sin anoersr
neue. StoIf lit peiBer &dmmgorns
aJper (Serge) nit 5artfarbiger Rid.
ieite. 6ir Sport un0 ReiIemdntel
tat man langblorige, iei0i9e 5louids
itoffs, Ole pie Woltou ausieben. @es
3ptrnte 6eiutoperroffe uno belle. le=
berortig gefdrbte 5ufe iino bdupt-
IGhlin neben ben tarierten Stoffen
fir 5ri6jubrsmdntst 5u nennen 8ieIz
fod bat man iie bis etpa gum 9uils
lenabi6IuB leidt gefiittert. eIegante
3u6mGntel erbnlten bdufi9 ourhpeg
Ihon gefdrbten Gbinatrepp als 6uts
ter. 0aS gilt audi fir Seioenmdntel.
bat 3uraeit atb fir Widntsl sl,s
9anteren Stils Geltun9; i'm @saens
IdB oa3u f6eint nan pnu Der lange
geiebenen gernoen Experimentation
nit Riidengiirtel st.1as ob3utoMmsn;
e8 perOen audi rein prattii6e M&a.
tel in onIiegenoen 5ornsn ~berausgss
brd4t uno 5lpdr dbnlIh oerlenigen
pom Nbb. /. Die 3aroItets
Iuugen pirten ~3ur3eit iebr neu, 3. 9
groBe9Ipdtaros uno Wirfeltarp8: be.
ausgeiprodene 5tauenmdrtel uno Be
Iutsmdntei aus Rips, fpeihem Qtlas
ooer 5affet. Die leBteren beioen limb
beliebte Stoffe fir ben ~eIeqanten
6rauenmantel, na!nentli4 fir Den
4benO. 0erartige pbantaIiemdnteI
3eigen reiden RiiiAenihmud an
9ols uno Rnnoiaum uno elegantes
6uttsr. SIN algemeinen unteri6ets
oen iid1 bic 4benbmGntel nidt bel
bon Den neuen 5o,msn. Die man fir
oos 6riibiabr berousbrtu9t.
Der i'm erIten 9libe (2tbb. y borz
aeitelte, aug Sud-, aammgorn uno
oer9lei9en ber3uitelIenoe Mnntel seigt
Iongs, am SdobaniaB perldufsnoe
Mufidldgs uno einen nit Hipsieibe
betleioeteu llmlegetrugen. Oas i'm
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SrdnR.

goIiDias 5auptsQusfu6rarttrer
fno 8eiB6lea unO 0ummi.
Gin SAB 9isr in greubsu
TaBt 229 Otter, in 9ohmen 244la
2itsr.
4lle in Guitralien angefertisten
S9ube unO StieIel finO mad ameris
taniiGen eeiiteH gema9t.
5 noen8 Der. Stnaten qi6t es ii5er
Ieds Yliaionen 6abritangeiteate unO
100000 @ienbabnangeIteQte.
9ie Gu9fia er6ielt i9ren Raz
men BON Dem GntOeder bieIer prd6tis
gen 3ieeblume. 2eonorS 6u6s.
Der 8e9runber Der Stablfes
Der Snouftrie in gnglano if BERN,
her oamit i'm Sabre 1880 bgann.
Sds Worgenli9t 1T I'M 10
biz 30 Bro3ent itdrter als oas Nobz
mittogsli6t, ie na9 ser Sabres3eit.
S 6 / in mar Der &ompaB ans
geblid f6on i'm Sabre 1920 6~efannt;
in europa tennt MOI ibn erIt ieit
1881.
Rad Ser 9erfinHerunu Der Saz
ptter.rabonten bat GIaf 80mer 3u>
crit bic Gei6ninhigteit bes 2i6tes
beitimmt.
Ser ofritauii6e $Isfant
tommt am &iliman0i6arp po9 in
elmer 6obe BON $4,000 SUB DOR.
Die er I E organiiierte 2ie5esgas
bent&tigteit petOdntt ibren llciprun5
pabrl4einIid) 8snjamin 6racflin.
Sn OfpreuBen lit Elm Moor
bon 80 SUB 2ieie feit9eitelIt Doroen,
Oas unitreitig t~ieiite. oas es gibt.
Die grpBen ueberl4tpemmuns
gen i'm R6eingebiet befolgen atc 110s
jG6rige 9erioOe Der Sonnenfie3eu.
gimme b at auf benz Yo.5bamer
pfin9itbeyge in einem Sabre 47500
Strduhel uno 8dume ongepitan5t-
eiuem 8organge, Sea 40
Setunoe oauert, fam man 9eut5us
tage bis 10000 4ufnabmen mad7ea.
Gin mo0etues 0emeb, GeidoB
our9bobrt stnen meni6liden Ober'
Ihenteltno4en in $4,000 Setuna
ben.
Die Grtarger 8~ibelanitoIt
Iteute ieiner3eit felt, oaB Der 8uaitas
be u 323,015 mai in Der 8ibeI Oor'
tomme.
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I9peiften gotten an Den 9or0er>
teilen, oeren ah~n1herartiger ginihnitt
crit nod benz 4nieben oes S9ofes
I'm 3uiommen6ang nit Dem Sai6ens
einiHnitt eefeitigt Diro. Der 3Gtz
tenteIl bat Soaialten, Die Dem ie1r
9lodi9en. ofne 75utter g~ear6eiteten unO
bobl gei6umten S9oB 3piidsngeiest
limb, nd6oem er nit fhmol mseiGaHs
Der g~eiteppter Qobt dngeilgt lit. Sm
Nusi6nitt piro cine etnfade 6emo=
bluie iidtbor. Der an ~ilaierer Abbil=
Dung elm moOerner, iteifer 2einentras
gen unter elmer fhmalen Sammets
banotraDatte eingstn0pft lit.
4n benz i'm folgenosn 8ilbe (Ab6.
p Oorgefiibrten, aug braunipeiB tas
riertem BollenitOif geiertigten Wanz
tel lrSen iib bic @orosrteile nit elmer
6alte auf Ole dngeieBten ShoBteile.
ueber bteie fallen ioie bic 5ai9en, fiji
bic le 2 5eile ringsum ~5uiammen3uz
nGben iino, nuthbem man Die Gin
lhnittrdnoer am obereu Sai6enteil
our6 S6nurpaipel geiihert bat. Sir
oen 9raeen l6neioet man ebenfaas
ie spei 5eile; bic Yotten iino aber
MIR sen unteren 9silen an3uihneiben
uno nab @usfubrun9 Der Ginianitte
nit Oberitoff gu unterIegen. Sic
tperoen ii6er ben Dem Riidenteil anz
qeihnitteneu BQtten iibereinanoeroez
tn0pft, na6oem ser &iifenteil 5uOor
in 5pei ge9eneinanoergetebrt 5nIten
geitehpt lit. @leihe 5alten l6rdn>
Ten bic Weite Ser eingeieBten Qermet
elm. oeren angclAnittene unb ange:
ieBte StuIpenteite 81 Quidlcqea
umsale9en uno ge9eneinanoe 6ufr1ps
fen iino. 0as ettpa III GARD lang
81 iGnsinenoe 6utter nirb am un=
teren Ranoe fir iid geIdumt. Den
S6luB permitteln an Den nit etpa
s 3oa 6reiter. mad untsn peyidmdlers
ter Seineneinlage pno Snneubet!eis
Dung her3uItellenoen poroeren Nduz
bern uno am ara9en redts an3ubrins
genoe &nopflo6er uno ltnts anopfe.
Nm benz fir aae ldmieSamen
WoQenitoffe, ionic fir Sammet ges
eigneten ManteI nAs ndfiten 9iloes
(gtbb. - lit Der Ieibt gereiFte, unters
geiteppte S6uB ungefuttsrt. Man
itelt Die an ldrd9en GinI4nittsn ein>
3uIeBenoen 2ai6en aus Sberitoff
Der. Sir oen Shlub lit oas 8nopfs
lp4 i'm S6obs uno oberen Sai6sns
tell aus5ufiibren uno I4maI ein5u=
fniien, Der 4nopf ouf Dem unteren
9aihenteiI on3ubrin9en. Die eben=
falls nit 8nopfiAIuB gu periebenoen
WIantelrdnoer erloIten ettpa 4 53oq
breite 2eineneinlage uno Stoffbetieis
oung. Der peritiir5t on3undbenbe
8rogen beftebt pie Die nit an0pfen
unO Gnopfl0dern gei4miidteu 4urz
lhldge Der untergeiteppten 4ermel
aus ooppeItem Stoff nit 2eineneins
lage.
3unG9it 3eisen mir lin Nb6. A.
elm lebr geldmodpoIes Ibenofleio.
Nus Suffet nit i6mdler Ginfofung
BON 9lei6en SArdgitreifsn bsiteben
an Dem "gefdaigen Sleio bic in Elm
S40Rhen gereibte lleberbluie, Bic
Iermelbiino9en uno Die RodfalbeIn,
bic nit a0pf4en ooer S6nurtrdus.
den auf5uiesen iinb. S6lsisritofi
ergibt Den gereibten, unten etlpa 234
20. psiten Mieoerrod II. Die untev Nule
nit ben getreu3ten GiniaBteilsn aua
goIbour6pirtter SiiuipiBe iopis 81,
Nusi6nittbIenoe nit Dem bodlteben=
Den aragen. 4uf ben Saffettn5pfen
tit let6te 6oIoltiderei an9ebrn9t. Der
6utterrod uno Dos drmelloIe 9lu-
lenfutter aus 8loridieioe 1ino ebens
fails an Dem born ihlisBenoen 9urt.
banomieoer befeitigt.
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Die Mobe.

Wir boben bieiss 6riibiabr unter
iebr nerIdieoenen nerlen Mantelfors
men bic 8obI: trr5e, etpa l Duro
lange Glodenmdntel. reihlid q Lana
ge, un9efdbr IA garO LANCE Wdus
tel. ipeite uuo o~nliegeuoe 6ormen fir
tribes Detter oOer, in e%leganter 4us>
fabrung. fir geiG6s5mede uim. ites
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@cfaaiger ,scmitcriit.

llnIere bsiben 9tb6ilOungen perans
T6auli6en, ME man pbne biel &oz
iten einen Iebr gefduigen SeniteriiB
nnfertiqen tam. Die 8roBe bdngt
natiirIia Don Der bes 5eniters uno
bon benz CUR 8~erfiigung itsbenoen
Subbobenroum az. bod foute Der
SIP Is sou bod, uno bic 6eioen
GnbiiBe bon berIelben 8reite lein.
pdbrsno bic 8reite beg MittelIibes
berienieen pes SeniterS entiprefsn
mub; er ioIte etpa 4 3on i4mdler
iein, als bic GnoIiBe. Wie erii6t<
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14

mo elmer bolIfommencn &cnntnlb
ieiner Arbeit; uno ourtit perbi.l.
Oct er gcmilienbafte AnItrengung,
Elm tiefes Shloium Der G!ten itno
mooernen Wetbooen. Die BON
Mdnnern iciner Hrnfciiion orl9c-
murot meroe,t, ioonB ieine %
jdbrigc Hroris ais Spc3ialiit in
d)roniihcn &ranfbeiten i'm gu ei-
mem 6ilriten in oen Reiben ser
Aer5tc mnht. Gr bat lid Sen
Heipeft Oes @cmeinmelens erbal.
ten oltrd iciue Idbiefeit. fem Ser.
ipreden elmer Sur filr fltrirbor
un0 BON 2inocrung Bel boffnun9S-
loien 6dllcn 81 boltcn.
IS gibt menigc d)roniidle&rnnf-
heiten, Die meun in Set bcodtet,
nift Surh rid)tiQc mcoi5iniid)e
@ebinolunQ furirt ooer qeIin6crt
merhen tolnen.
apniuIt;rt Or. 6urbin pelln or
0ieieu Monat unierc Stoot beil1dlt
mo &br iperoet nidlt berelleil.
&ertrauen in ieiuc 6obiofeit Gllc,
81 Belien Qcictt 81 bohen.
Sd behanDle @aiierildltige,
Iben matismns, Tiitnla, Niles,
S~eritupfnng nnb ale fruuiideu
Granfbeiten.
Wnaenleiben, ihmohcn Mogcn,
Nppctitlcligfeit, ialtrer MugcuL
ihledte &eronuung, ifled,ter Sc.
idnlof ooer Ntbcm, alligeblnie1,
@er5brcnnen @oie, t30bneinir-
ide1l, Nerpoiitat, Gdtorrb AuI.
itoBen rlim.
Sersidjmahbeit: alopfen oaS
6er5eits, @oIpitotion, S%tnter5en
i'm &er5en, in ser Settle ODER i'll
ben SfuIterbldttern. fur3er "
tbem SdmadheitsoniIue, Sdilt.
tclficber, Sdminoclonl1Qc, Sers-
flopfen bel Aufregultq ober 9tii-
ltrengung.
1atarrb: Giel Speidelohion0c.
rltng, Jtolenlaufen. Sdnupfen,
rllmpfcS &opflneh, &u.itrr, SiHpes.
b~0ri9fen. ShmerSAl ser Niereil,
Der 9loie, Ser 2itn1en. oes Wn-
gems ooer Der @eodrme fonnen
aotorrb fem.
1t anbere an droniiden &rantbeiten
aub Sic heilen. &ommen Sic un6
1T in Ga @ro6e. i'm 9otel Ga groGe
ODER Ihreiben Sic
URBlN, Schiller Bldg, Chicago, III.
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Sinh sic neroos, ME
oergeldllagen, ihminolig, ld)lpod@.
oes Wtorgens miinc., obne 9uIr
gum Seben, leiht aufgebradt rno
erregt. b%obIGugie, uloger uno
idiafl9s? Saben Sic Elm idlcd)-
tes @eoahtniB idmud,en &iifcn,
eingefaaene Baden, ilbelriedcnoen
NtbcnL Ser5flopfen, &atarrb, tel
ne energie, Selbitpertrouen mn
Strchen?
Seiben Sic m ltrim, 0ieren. nuD
S.aIeutranfhettcn.
ME Shmer5en I'M Hliden, oct
8laie, Ser 9tiererL @cruoIitGt uno
lroBer 8eihmulIt.
Slntocrgiftuns, Santfranf6eitcn,
&r1be, @eIGmire, mun0en Mun0
ooer aeble, 9eldmoIlcne 0rilleu.
lpunoe Steaen, fupferfarbela
Elote nnf Der 0oltt. rbeunlatiihe
Sdmcr5en, eczema Suden ooer
Nrenneln?
Samen, Sails SSbr gcpIoQt
ieio init fortmG6renoen appf.
ld)mer5et, Idlner5bollcn WenItrlIu.
ton Sdmer5en I'M Rilden. mo
ibr falt gldubt, ibr fonntet cure
2eioen nid)t mebr e~rtragcn uno
nod, 0o5u Cure orinoenoe Sults.
orbett belorgen, noh Guren @e-
MISREPRESENTATION noffommen,
id) nil Gud) fltriren, lpenn Gucr
6aa beiIbor lit.
Sas 8ebeimniF Scs Grfclses.
BUR erfoIgreihen 4usil6un0
ser maoi5iniifen Groris limo Dem
ar3tc 5mei 0inge n0tDig. Sos
cine It Die forreftc Oinq.
mole ieineS 6olles nno oos olt-
oere lit oie %4nmenhung Ser L ca
tigem SeilmittcL.
Gs lit ceutIih ~erfenn6ur. iucs-
holb ser electromagnetic Spe5iuliit
Or. 6. sc. Surbin non Chicago
10 ongemein befannt. lit ais Gin dlt-
BerIt erfolgreiher Spe5ioliit III
hronlIhen rno ncrboein &ranfbci-
ten. Sin natiirlidDer GiognoItifcr,
bat Ser 0oftor cin alttes Sunoo-
relt in Der griinolihen grSiebung
Cur Seahtnn8! Or. 3urbin 8
2eihenoe aebeilt, er fam pieleiht
iprehen Sic nit ibm iuenn er bier
ont Moutas, BEN "a. Gpril 1916.
DR..
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Die 56mefer.

bradte ibn.. Nus icin1r ticieu &ln0e
Guoa mauihorIld ourh oan ytotbDerb0no
@urpurnes Q'Lut; er preBte ieIne 0ono
BUM 3er5en plu mo icinem belBeu Ddlloc
G1ttral,q id muHd)nlal elll gequal1cr &on
altrat uno Nr3t luuitdnoet nun lem Eager.
Sic ifIoiie 0alo, Die lfluielIg mar mo na9er.
gtobm DER 2urat un0 lagte: ~Sieber Sobn,
IEiir ncinc gNn1Ncn u1O mir ncifle SdmerAen
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ben CUR 8erfuqung. Die bdufigite
6orm i Die turSe un0 3iemIid lpeite
6orm. (Siebe 4bb. q. gtuberoen
9ibt IS auh nod Dtrlfiebene Spiels
artsn: p%n1enmdutel ooer lplde nit
turser SoiIs, Jog. GmpireForm. nis
Abb. 3; oieIe babeh einen 6olbgirtel,
oeisn Seils, in Der Geitennnht be-
feitigt, beIiebig born obsr riidludrts
p~erbunben psroeu tonnen uno oonn
Ole Weite oes Wdntels entipreheno
pertejleu. Die eirunoform zines mos
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@Sir6 Iiifer &cbu Dir al oes 0eildnoS &er5tI."
Der Gnftor nidte, ldlalte emit uno lunn,
,Snoes en- Ebr0nIein aus Dem Mug lbnI ronn e.
Oaun gin0en beioe &leler &Im0en ySotb
0ob nod gu tbun bier pnitetc ..
Gu ldpcbte iie ouf Spblet lcs rno lneld
99ic cine 2ilie bin 81 ienem Bette.
9Sic trmlmperflort. mie aus Dem 0lmn1elrelh,
Die Ocrtenidtante. mejBe Silburette
Oes nmdcn 4PG0Acn5 mar III 0lelelt ,3trlnler
gSic Sos @cuolf elm pano erlid)er 1finmcr.
gu lelncu NQupten neiItc lie 0dS 2nte
llnO nabm, beDnr lein @cbcn mar 81 en0e,
0c5 8lm0en 2opf IN ihre bcloen @ot0e.
DcnL 5u1aGucibtclt mars luIe 5elt1teit.
dlno ais tic nun IN 3irtlihell lhniangen
,Sbr blo1oes &uupt ~0enabert lelren 28al8en,
Ga 0ifnetcl it'd lciuc 4ugc} mett,
lluo Roth ln0 Zoo mar 0ieie5 enc @clIdtn
9Sje iauit mnfran8t pm 9olen mo BON Seilhen -.
81 ruhte Ic ais gott1eian0tcr {rulnL
oau8 nab bel ibnt mo b6rte i'm entldnebet.
Sin 5cutser nod uon ielner Slppcl 1altm
Gam ticie Hub' uorltber mar lclu &ebet.
Durdl'S off'ne 6enitcr 0rar1 mle cir CHORAL
8otn SitietnhunQc feierlides Nullhe1t,
Scr toote Snnge nit 0cu 8urplrnlol
Gdien leila lddelno 0ieicm Gang 3t loilden.
@uf Icinen Antlib, friiblInJ5mino0ermebt,
Qaq tSlie0crouft mo A~pctldtg Der @lofen :.
0o lprud lie leii' Elm b~riiuitig>s f8ebet
llno Itrid ibm ianlt ourdl 0ic u%erpirrten Sofen.
CSmoto 6angor.
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tedten AufI6Ia9 eiHgeidiir3ts anopf,
lob oient nur gum Shmud. @leihs
8er3ierung nit 3uopfen an osn nbges
runc,ten. NIT oerItir3t a~ngsndbtsn
Stoifitreifen (oper nit LrsiIe , Gins
faHung) s~efeitigten Patten. Oieis
baIten IN ben NIT geibpeiften Stuls
pen b~e9ren3ten 4ermeIn Die eingeless
ten 60Iten uno oerlaufeu in Gin
i6nitten. Die nit geitidten 6Iiegen
abthIieBsn. Bran perQleid)e Die oes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-29
HARRY T. BRAND IS
OUT FOR ROBINSON
Asks His Friends to Throw
Their Support to the
Republican Ticket.

Harry F. Brand who was one Of
the most active Of the Lilly men in
Marion county during the cam.
paign leading up to the primary
election today issued the following
statement to Republicans OF the
county:
FELLOW REPUBLICANS
The greatest political contest ever
waged in West Virginia, has been
brought to a friendly and successful
conclusion and Judge Robinson has
been declared the nominee of the Re
publican party for Governor.
Now those Of Is why were the loyal
supporters Of our beloved leader and
chieftian, Gen. Abe A. Lilly, join with
him and pledge to Judge Robinson oui
loyal support and service, lin the con.
ftct soon to Gomez
Remember above all things that we
are Republicans and members Of the
greatest political organization on earth
and II the Republican party ever need.
ed our service, its now.
Our friends, the Democrats, on the
other side, are lining up their forces
and every inch Of ground will be con.
tested. They will strain every nerve
to move heaven and earth, and the
Republican party will be equal to the
occasion with a reunited party in this
campaign, and we are sure Of sue
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cess. then let US Join with Gen. Abe
A. Lilly and do battle for the Repub.
lican ticket-and the Grand Old Party.
We should be proud to belong to the
party as did such men as Grant, Lin.
coin, Garfield, Blain, Harrison, and
the Noble Mckinley.
The record OF the Republican party
has been written into history and the
position taken has been right on every
great American and public question.
The Republican party took hold Of
the reins OF Government OF this Re.
public when the treasury was absolute.
ly depleted, and this nation bankrupt,
lifted 1t from state OF bankruptcy, put
1t upon a higher plane with clean
hands, the busy wheels Of progress
and industry rolled on until the Treas.
ury was replenished to overfowing-
mines, mills and factories were all
running on full time-the sound OF the
woodlands ak and the whistle Of the
Steam Saw Mill were heard in the
forest-the busy wheels Of industry
were heard on every hand.
Go back with me to the campaign
of 1892. When Grover Cleveland was
elected to the presidency. Follow his
administration to completion; ask
yourselves the questien-what happen.
ed to the Country?
Then in the November Election Of
1896, the Noble Mckinley was trium.
phantly elected to the presidency.
Then It was that this nation was taken
from the state of bankruptcy and lift.
ed upon that higher plane. Then came
the great wave of prosperity, that
blest the land from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Ocean. from the great lakes
in the North, to the golden sands Of the
Sunny South, and on down the admin.
istration OF William Howard Taft.
Peace. Plenty and Prosperity blessed
the. Country everywhere.
Fellow Republicans: The Republi.
can Party has made this great repub.
lie what It is today and we should not
forget that We are Republicans and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-29

members Of that great organisation
that made this land OF ours. Blossom
like the Rose.
And Just as sure as the sun came
up the eastern horizon this morning
and sets behind the western hills this
evening, SO sure viii Charles e.
Hughes be elected to The Presidency
in the November election.
And Judge Ira 2. Robinson viii be
the next Governor OF West Virginia.
Now Fellow Republicans OF West
Virginia the primary skirmish Is over.
Let's shake hands across the troubled
waters.
3. And Join with our gallant leader Hon
est Abe A. Lilly, and put our should
ers to the wheel and work for the sue.
cess OF the entire Republican ticket.
They are all doing It, why not us?
No laying back this time a steady
drive to the front, and victory is ours
in the coming November election.
- HARRY F. BRAND.
Fafrmont, July 20.
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TOMORROW IN THE CHURCHES

T. Jones who has been away on va.
cation will be present and conduct the
Sunday school exercises as usual. Let
us have rally of the Sunday school
on Sunday morning.
Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and s. p.
m. by the postor. Only a few Sundays
remains until the meeting of the an.
nual conference. The pastor urges al,
the congregation to turn out and each
one help to make our annual report
one OF the best.
League service Sunday at Z p. m.
Leader, Miss Esser Hoffman. This
promises to be very delightful serv-
ice.
Prayer meeting and monthly meet.
ing of Board stuards Wednesday at
1880 p. m.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
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METZ ITEMS.

Miss Pauline Campbell OF Garrett,
Ind Is the guest Of Miss Marie Baker.
Mrs. Harper Baker and daughters.
who have been visiting the formers
father, J. T. Montgomery the past few
weeks, has left for Kansas where Mr..
Baker Is engaged In the oil business.
Miss Jessie Baker has returned
home after o three weeks visit with
relatives In. Fairmont.
Mr.. and Irs. Z. A. Ornduff have
moved to Dents Run where they have
opened a boarding house.
E. H. Hibbs was a business visitor
in Hundred Tuesday.
Lawrence Mcconnell was visiting
friends In Fairmont Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blodgett were
visiting in Morgantown Sunday.
Miss Nellie Hibbs was in Manning.
ton Monday.
Miss Esther Martin was visiting in
Morgantown Sunday.
James Grey is doing quite q lot Of
improvement on his property.
Miss Ola Wilson OF Fairmont was
visiting Miss Verda Boor the past
week. =
Henry Hickman vas a business
visitor in this place Tuesday.
Miss Oral darlington has returned
home after a serious illness Of typhoid
fever In Cook hospital.
Mrs. Lawrence Campbell is visiting
her sister Mrs. Dawson Of Glover
Gap.
Amos Taught of wadestown was in
this place Monday.
Harry Smith Of Wadestewn was in
this place Monday.
The Hickman well on the A. eKndall
farm had a showing OF oil in Big In.
jun sand. They are going on to the
thirty foot.
Taught Bros. shot their No. on
John Baker farm Tuesday.
Hope Natural Gas Co. are rigging up
on the Ella Kinsey farm.
South Penn Oil Co. are rigging Up
on ]. L. Rex No. 3.
VIM. Taught was in this place Mon.
day en- route to his work.
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WARRINGTON NEWS
poney s. Jones' west Main Stu Bell Phone % NJ

i Dr. +. 81 McNeelys has returned
from Green Springs, Pa, where he was
looking after business interests.
II. v. Burt has returned from Cleye.
land, o.. where he>visited his father.
: Mrs. Arthur Clayton has returned
from Fairmont where she was visiting
her mother.
Mrs. A. L. Prichard, of Pleasant
street. left yesterday to Join Miss
Lena Chichard for a ten days visit Elk
Lick, Md.
H. B. and L. N. Beatty are business
visitors IN Wheeling.
Mrs. Ida Jump is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Merrifeld. in Fair.
mont.
Dudley Lawrence has returned to his
home In Washington. D. c., after a
visit with DR.. and Mrs. W. ]. Leahy.
F. W. Bartlett is business visi.
tor in Berkeley Springs.
D. A. Ward and family have return.
ed from several months visit with
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Mrs. Arch Flick, of milestone, was
visiting friends here Friday.
Dorsey Jones has gone to waynes.
burg today to play with the Fairview
ball team.
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the past six weeks with her sister
Mrs. W. F. Boyers, returned to hei
home at st. Marys today. She was
accompanied home by Frank, NaoIni
and Pauline Boyers.
Miss Katherine Miller arrived home
last night from a weeks visit al
Gypsy.
Miss Ethel Summers Of Diamond
street went to Morgantown yesterlay
to spend few days.
Miss Esther Brown, who has spent
several weeks with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, near Shinnston
will return home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, Criss will go ia
housekeeping Monday in the Holland
property on State street.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
WI. Eddy. Pastor,

May we not have revival in the
attendance at the services tomorrow?
The Sunday school is at $3.50.
The morning service at 10:45 and
In conjunction with 1t the Junior con.
gregation sermon, 1.-THE Peril Of the
Second Berth. @The Hardest Word in
the English Language" VIII not the
Juniors come prepared to tell what
that word IS?
400 Sunday school, Virginia Ave.
300 Sunday school, Rivesville.
7:00-B.SY..P. u. leader, Villa Van
GLIDER. Subject, Christian service in
vacation.
s:oo-Eyening service. Subject,
The Sin Of Omission.
A cordial welcome awaits all who
will come.
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DIAMOND STREET M. e. CHURCH
j, p. Workman. Pastor


Sunday school at $3.50. Classes suit.
ed to the needs Of persons Of all ages,
with splendid teaching. Sermon at
1o:45 followed by the reception OF pro.
bationers.
AT $3.50 p. m. in the Palatine Baptist
church there will be held baptismal
service by the pastor OF the Diamond
Street congregation at which service
a number Of persons will be baptized
by immersion.
At 700 p. m. an Epworth League
service Of unusual interest will be
held, The topic Is, as It easier to be
q Foreign Volunteer than to be a
Home Stand By?" This question will
be debated by some of the young PEG.
pie in very interesting way. Miss
Daisy Watkins has charge Of this ser.
vice.
There will be no preaching service
Sunday evening because Of the heavy
program for the day and on account
o fthe excessive heat.
We give cordial invitation 10 all
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Useless Suggestion.

as your boy Josh going to stay on
the farmT "Tm afraid So" replied
Farmer Corntossel. "I've bought him
I'LL tie stories I could find about boys
who run away an come back Oh
Christmas eve with money enough to
pay of tho mortgage. But he doesn't
seem to take any Of 'em to heart.n