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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
L will be sold az the County Court House
Wilmington, Del, ON Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, Saturday, May
20. 1916, at 10 o clock \. NJ, the following
properties;
No. l.-i29 p. sixth st.. three story brick
dwelling, rooms and bath; lot l3 feet .
inches by t2S feet.
No. 2-t2O6.12os Reed ST.. two e.story brick
dwellings, rooms eachi lot % feet 10
inches by So feet
No. 8.-lO7 ". Twenty-sixth st.. two.story
brick dwelling, rooms and bath, steam heat
lot 20 feet by l25 feet
story brick dwelling q rooms and bath, all
No 5-3i7 T.. Twonty fourth ST. Lot -
feet by ~ feet
so 6-Frame dwelling Twenty fifth ST.
and Woodlawn avenue, rooms lot 25 feet
by 90 feet
No. IN r. Cor Seventh and Tatnall
Stsa two storerooms and two apartments, 8
rooms each. lot 20 feet by so feet
No. S.-N W. Cor. Eighth and Madison
SITS, two stores and apartment, rooms and
bath. lot 10 feet by 81 feet.
No. Six acres Of land with room frame
dwelling and outbuildings; plenty Of fruit,
at State Road Station.
Terms made known day Of sale. Sold 90
settle the estate Of Orville G. Gooden, de.
ceased. Any information can he obtained
EUGENE r. GOODEN. Trustee.
or CALEB E BURCHENAL. Attorney.
STIDHAM & son.
mayf8. 8.l6.1S. Auctioneer.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
MAY rs.


The man or woman OF this birth
date is always an extremist on some
subject
If interested in religion or politics.
they go TO the extreme. They should
carefully watch themselves and disci-
pline their tendency in this direction
or they will find themselves in seri-
Gus trouble most of the time.
They are fond of rich things to eat
and drink and should practice the
simple life and deny these appetites
as much as possible.
The governing sign is Taurus. The
sun has much power in its planetary
ruling in this nativity. and Mercury
and Neptune also exert a strong in.
fluence.
strong point is their courage. and
they are especially harmonious com
panions for people who are born the
first two weeks in October
Use the Want Ads to secure posi-
tions in Offices. stores and 10 buy sum
mer homes to good advantage
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure oeys from WiminRto
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PROPOSAL


OSALS-PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by the Levy Court, New Castle
county. Del addressed 20 the Presiden ,
Court House. Wilmington. Delaware, up nm
tn 1900 o'clock noon, Monday. May 29th.
1916. for the furnishing Of all sizes =
stone for road purposes and Stag =. O. B'
Quarries by the ton and for Bituminoas
Materials by the gallon +. O. B. factory.
Each bidder must submit an analysis of his
material and the Levy Court reserves the
right 10. test an materials and 10 reject
any and all which does not equal the analy-
sis submitted.
JAMES WILSON,
msyl6.1s. County Engineer.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL 10 AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
Is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT IN TIN
"a EVENING JOURNAL IS Ar
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
Is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS SOLD

WILL BUY FOR CASH. FURNITURE,
w pianos an kinds Of household goods I.
highest prices paid; no publicity. Address
WIS, this Office. may2 cod I'm
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Kershaw & Whitten

FINEST LINE OF
Wall Papers and Cretonnes
S. W. COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
D. "a. Phone. ace. Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
augi2.tt.
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CHIROPODISTs

MARTIN BRAUN, CH1ROPODIS1. s23
ItA Market St.. treats Corns. Bunions, In.
grown Toe Nails most scientifically. Hours:
Q To 6. 10 Q. Sundays. 10 TO 1. Phone 527A
feb2s.f.
TLIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler 4 Hsnns Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring. hair dressing and massaging.
No. 900 ADAMS ST. ID. & A, zoos. Even
ing by appointment. mAr26-f.
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

w e. VILLAINS co.
w. No. s21 Orange Sc. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and VentiiatinE
Repairing promptly done. phone. isnle.u.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
- EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
ls READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.

= STATE or della
lOc L. S. T. R.. WARE. OFFICE
STAMP OF SECRETARY OF
CANCELLED STATE.
p CERTIFICATE OF
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STATE or della
loc e. R. wAREs oFFIoE
CANCELLED. STATE.
DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May Cons.
whereas, Il appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the
consent Of all the stockholders deposited in
my Office. the Standard Vending Machine Sales
Company. a corporation Of this state whose
principle office Is situated at No. 300
Market street, in the city Of vii;
Delaware Delaware Trust Company being
agent therein. and in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served, has complied
with the requirement.. OF the Corporation
Laws Of the state Of Delaware. contained
in 1918. Section 1 60 2101, Section 1877,
Chapter 65 Of the Revised Statutes Of 1915,
as amended, preliminary 10 the issuing Of
CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION.
Vow. therefore T. Geo II. Hall, Secretary
OF State. Of the state Of Delaware do hereby
certify that the said corporation did, on the
18th day Of MAY. A. d. 1916. file IN
the office a duly executed and attested con-
sent i'm writing. 10 the dissolution OF said
corporation executed by all the stockholders
/ thereof which said consent and the records
I Of the proceedings Aforesaid. are now on fls
IN TESTIMONY
| WHEREOF.
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal 40
Secrctary's Ohice Dover, this 18th
1855 Delaware 1898 day Of May in
Lord. one thou
! sand nine hum
dred and sixteen.
may16lt. Secretary Of State
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REAL ESTATE FnR RENT.

e----@7~ -~~~-~
GTORE on FIRST FLOOR AND TWO
- large Office rooms second floor. Apply
No Is +. Seventh St. mayl5-3t.
nor RENT-GOOD HOUSES II DELA.
II ware City. Excellent transportation IA
cilities guaranteed. Rent and cost Of living
reasonable. For particulars. address. Secre-
tary. Board Of Trade, Delaware City. Del
april sim.
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DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
II yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly. Also, Monarehs At very reasonable
prices
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co,
Phone, 5125. No. 509 Equitable Bldg
oci1o-u.
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MARRIED MAN EXPERIENCED
Nl FARMER. TRUCK GARDENER
lORTlCULTURlST AND POULTRNMAN
DESIRES POSITION on PRIVATE OR
COMMERCIAL PLACE. COMPETENT TO
MANAGE; A-NO. / REFERENCES AS TO
HONESTY SOBRlE1N AND ABILITY
ADDRESS W. II S. EVENING JOURNAL
OFFICE. may13.16,2O.
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TYPEWRITERs

FTNPEwRlTERs RENTED THREE
Il months, s. 90. Rental applied puf.
chase Sold IS. 90 monthly, typewriter
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange, No. 9i5 Market street.
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EAoRA Johnson sTRADLEY. CHIRopo.
di.i formerly Of so 60i Market street
now located az No. 2220 Market street
81 hphe' -bl1. iang6tf
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SITUATIONS MANrEn-MALE

--.~----,e---r--~--- -.---.y-~--s-
TRAVELLING SALESMAN DESIRES POSI-
4 tion with reliable firm. Years OF ex.
pcrionce. Best reference. Address No. GIL
East Twenty second ST. may15-2t.
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HELP WANTED.

4-l-l.l-1.1.l--l-7lell@7l'7'7l,' - 49,
CIRL OR BOY TO 10 HOUsEWORk. q.
VI Apply No 500 Washington street.
mayl5-8t.
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REMOVAL NOTICES.

Mas. ADA II. LAYTON. UHTROPoDisT
- formerly % No 3o3 West Seventh
Nreei d now located AZ No sos Washington
'feet. Phone. d. a A.. 6O2a. MARIO 6m.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16

AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING TOURNAL IL ~
ADVERTISEMENT IN n v
HOME. THE EVENING jOuENAL
rs READ IN MORE HOMEs
EVERY DAY THAN AN1 OAhhh
DELAWARE NEWSPAPERS.
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Hawkins and Company,
PRIVATE SALE.

I OF OF DINlNGRoOM FURNITURE.
- sideboard, refrigerator, hat rack. eto.
.I01t Trenton Place. msy16-2t
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HELP MANTEn-MALF.


NTANTED--ERRAND BOY IN TAILOR
W shop. 9is Orange street. mayi6-2t.
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WALL PAPER

DooMs PAPERED s225 AND Up. WORK
III guaranteed. II. Shames. 103 North Jsck
son st. Phone A82i-J nar1A-tt.
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NXYANTED-ACTIvE. HEALTHY WIDOW
" with daughter. aged 20 li. desiring
home and some pay with family Of three
good location, must De competent intelli-
gent. working h0usekecner Give reference
With reply. Address F.57. Evening journal
Once. mayi6-3t.
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ROARn WANTED.
LOST ANO FOUND
AUTO STORAGE.

CToRE YOUR CAR WITH Us-FIRsT.
y class mechanics only. We guarantee
satisfaction; prices reasonable. Palace
Garage, No ilo.f2i French St apr27im.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
FnR RFNT OR SALE
PUBLIC SAFE.

GUARANTEE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
" Wednesday. May H. at 1.3O p. m. Din
ingroom furniture, chairs, gas range, cook
stoves. etc may16.1t.
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PE0PL {
SEEKING new
INDUSTRIES
Also ASK Extension Of Railroad.
from Fairmont, via Graf
ton to BeIinqton.
es.Ee,Al ~ L. rrlreaAn,

GRAFTON, Dec. 9.Arl important
meeting OF the Grafton Business Mems
Association was held this week for the
purpose OF considering plans to bring
new Industries to the city and to offer
Inducements towards tho extension of
the line of the PENNSYLVANIA and Lake
Erie railroad from Fairnlont, by way
offer a gateway to the Atlantic. II is
also sought 10 prevent power. gencr-
5ated by the Water power OF the rivers
III this section, being sent out Of the
state
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lies OF the county, died at her home
here Of paralysis. She was a grand
daughter Of John Jones, who. with his
sister, Mary. the boy five and the girl
sevcnti we're captured in 1877 by a
raiding band of Wyandotte Indians and
years before escaping into Canada
Barker Passes On.
David Barker, aged SO years, died at.
his home near thsi city from heart
failure. His wife, one daughter and
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this section. is. preparing TO enforce the
regulation Of the West Virginia board
OF health, which provides that no
teacher. employee OF. pupil OF. the state
schools shall be entered unless he
has been yaccinated for Smallpox The
ties has caused the renewed activity
along this line.
Paralysis Fatal,
Mrs. Uriah Jones, a member OF one
of the Oldest and most prominent fam
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Manstreet Cnnrfcted.

John Wanstreet, Of Grafton, who was
charged with the murder OF Harry w.
Matthews at Cumberland several
months ago has been convicted of
murder In the first degree at Hagers-
town, Nd. The Jury recommended
that the death sentence should not be
imposed. This was tho first case #un-
der the new Maryland law which gives
a jury the power to decide il death
penalty shall be required IN first de
gree murder cases.
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Mrs. Anna Bayonne Scott Tells
Housewives What to Buy
for Week-End.
7CBy Mrs. Anna 3, Scott. culinary *

CBy Mrs. Anna b Scott, culinary eX-
pert OF the Philadelphia North
American.)
with the price OF butter dfty cents
pound, the economical housewife
must scheme to find some way to re-
duce the amount necessary for cook
ing.
Yet q certain amount Of fat in the
food is necessary. especially in win
ter. When there is Tut in the pre-
pared food, however, not so much but
ter is needed.
Therefore. when the housewife
buys a piece Of meat Ii the meat Is
lean, would advise her til buy also
a very small piece or suet; say. 2
cents worth
In cooking the pot roast included in
the Sunday menu below. for example.
the suet will be valuable i'll making
good gravy and also can be used in
meat loaf. croquettes or cakes.
The three-pound pot roast, with
careful preparation, may be used for
two dinners and q luncheon for a fam
lily Of four / would advise the house
wife to slice the meat in the Kitchen
for Sundays dinner, lay enough slices
for the meal on q platter put the
potatoes around the meat and serve
with gravy.
By this method of serving enough
meat may be saved to serve as meat
loaf or croQuettes later BE sure to
make enough gravy to use with the
meat on Monday
The menus below are Tor Saturday
dinner and three meals on Sunday
All recipes are for Il family of four
two adults and two children Al
spoon measurements are rounding
unless otherwise stated. and two lev.
81 spoonfuls are equivalent to one
rounding spoonful.
Staples for tic Week.
/ Ib. coffee, 2Oc lip.
6 pounds sugar at a ~ q and Sc II Id
2 lbs. rice, ut SC IL ID
Is ID cocoa at 1Tc to 2Dc.
u can tomatoes. 12c UP.
I jar peanut butter, &C up.
Il package seeded rnisins, l2c-
Cereal. sc and 10c
2 lbs dried fruit. at 12c to1Sc n lb
2 lbs. hominy. at &c ID.
2 lbs. cornmeal. at 9 &c a Id.
5551b. cheese, Sc.
lb. butter, soc a ID.
1b. oleomargarine. CSC a lib.
Truck Until Tuesday.
stalks celery. Sc a stalk.
Lettucs, &c up.
Parsley, &C.
u peck carrots. &C.
II peck white potatoes. 15c.
~ peck white onions. l5c.
Il peck spinach, 12c.
Fruit Until Tuesday.
peck basket apples, SOC up.
V dozen oranges, lie up.
3 lemons, 4c-
Neat Until Tuesday.
2#lbs. beef for pot roast. at #15c ol
18c 1b.
ID. bacon, CSC to soc tenough fol-
the week.
Saturday.
DINNER.
Spinach, Bacon and Rice
Baked Apple Dumplings
Coffee.
Sunday.
BREAKFAST.
Stewed Fruit
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Cnnrt Ask I Kid

Bids have been asked by the county.
court for the construction OF eight con-
crete bridges over streams III various
parts Of this county. The court has
just completed 4 tour OF inspection
over the county TO determine what re-
pairs the roads and bridges need.
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The dIVIsl0n OMISSION fFeIghE OIIICe- O
the Monongah division OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad has been NOV
ed from Iarkersburg TO this city. The
nfficc has been established in the Bal
.timore and Ohio station here.
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10 Enforce Regulation.
Morgantown. with other cities
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tablespoon cut onion.
/ tablespoon chopped parsley.
2 teaspoons salt
Dash paprtln.
Wash. clean and boil the spinach
rs usual, drain In Il scolander and press
all the water out; chop the spinach;
sprinkle with half teaspoonfuI Of salt
and put on center Of chop plate.
Wash, boil and blanch tho rice AZ
usual sprinkle with one teaspoonfUl
salt and put on the plate around the
spinach; fry the bacon and lay the
slices on the spinach; all to the drip
pings the onion and fry until the
onion is tender. but not brown, add
the flour, stir until smooth, then add
one cupful Of the spinach stock: boil
three minutes. If the bacon ~ not
| very salty. add one-haIe teaspOonful
| salt to the sauce. pour the sauce over
I the rice and garnish with the chopped
parsley.
Baked apple Dumplings.
a apples.
! cup flour.
/ teaspoon baking powder,
! teaspoon salt,
/ tablespoon shortening.
j cup milk.
tablespoons sugar.
2 teaspoons butter.
Sift the flour, salt and baking pow
der into bowl, rub In the lard light
" with the tips OF fingers; add Just
enough cold milk to form Il dough.
Place on Toured board and roll out
one-fourth inch thick Divide into
four parts. Lay on each quarter a
small apple which has been washed
parel and cored; add one teaspoonful
sugar III core and one?fourth teaspoon
butter; wet the edges OF dough With
cold milk and fold around the apple,
pressing lightly together Place in
agate pan. springle with the remain
der Of sugar over top and one-fourth
teaspoon butter on each dumping.
pour the rest OF the milk over, cover.
with u ptetin. Bake twenty minutes,
remove the cover and bake twenty
minutes in moderate oven.
CornlneaI Mullins
1 cup acornmeal.
IL cup white flour.
Y teaspoon salt.
teaspoon baking powder.
| tablespoon melted butter.
] teaspoon sugar.
egg.
cup milk.
teaspoon lard.
Sift the cornmeal. flour. salt. SUI
gar and baking powder into bowl:
add the milk, butter and WeIl-beaten
egg; mix well. Brush muffin tins
with the melted lard. This amounts
E5
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IyrnigIlf- 0lticn MnAp,I.

speakers along agricultural lines will
deliver addresses.
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EXPERT TELLS HOW TO
ECONOMIC IN BUTTER
to eight large q twelve small muf-

10 elEhL large OF LWelFG SIuaL IluL-
fms.
Orange Marnnladc.
/ large grapefruit.
lemon.
IL cups sugar
Cut the fruit in quarters, remove
the tiber and seeds from the center;
then shave very Anc the pulp and rind
together There should be four CUPS
of fruit; put Into bowl and add ten.
cups If cold water; stand away
twenty-four hours, then add the
twelve cups OF sugar; boil slowly
three hours. or until It is the consist
ency Of Jelly.
Raisin Pie.
/ cup raisins
] teaspoon salt.
] tablespoon cOrnstarch.
II cup sugar.
Wash tho raiains, put on to boil
with two cups Of cold water and one
half teaspoon salt. Boil slowly for
tiYteen minutes; mix the cornstarch
with q little cold water, add to the
boiling ralsins. boil three minutes;
add sugar and I'LL the pietin. which
has been lined with pie dough. Cover
and brush top with little milk; put
three or four cuts In top crust. bake
IN hot oven twenty minutes. 1t does
not take long, us the raisins have
been cooked and put In the crust
while hot. There is quite a bit or
rich juice in this pie. The crust is
made IS follows:
* cups flour.
" teaspoon salt
, tablespoons shortening.
Add shortening to flour and salt:
rub III very lightly: add cold water To
hold together, divide and roll out thin
and line plate. This makes pie
nine inches In diameter
Apple SAuce Cake.
4 ~ cups shortening.
cup sugar.
] cup apple sauce
teaspoon cinnamon.
| teaspoon baking soda
2 cups flour
Pinch OF salt.
Cream shortening and sugar; add
the apple sauce into which the baking
sode has been mixed; add CHINA
mon and salt and beat WE'LL All the
sifted flour and mix. Bake in layers
In moderate oven TWENTY-FIVE minutes.
Put together with apple butter or
jelly.
COrnniea1 NIush.
(By request)
Put one quart OF water on in top
@of double boiler When boiling add
two cups of cornmeal slowly, stirring
all the time. Add one teaspoon salt,
boil rapidly for fifteen minutes. then
cover and boil slowly for two hours.
Serve warm with milk and sugar;
pour into a square pan to cool.
To fry mush. cut into one-half inch
thick pieces. dust with flour and fry
in iron pan, or on griddle which has
been creased literally with drippings.
Fry until brown.
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three sons survive him.
Undergoes Operation.

~ ~ 1900
Mrs. w. j.. Mays, wife Of the BaltI5
more and Ohio police chief, has beef
operated upon III a Elarksburg hos.
pital for a serious affection.
Mrs. Lewellyn Recovering.
Mrs. Myrtle e. Lewellyn is recov-
ering from a severe illness OF several
weeks.
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Police Seek Auto irliieyes.

The police OF several counties arc
still searching for the band Of robbers
who looted q store at Remington. The
thieves arc supposed to have used a.
motor truck, or trucks 10 CARR away
their hooty as several hundred pounds
of goods was stolen. s
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Dentists Mert.

The annual meeting OF the Monon-
galela Valley Dental Society was held
Saturday i'll the Offices Of Dir. Z. u
Walker. with a score OF dentists from
Fairmont. Gfarksburg. Shinnston, Nor
gantown and Grafton present. DIR. f.
E. Hess, OF Fairmont. is president Of
the organization.
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"A package Of Piedn7oz1ts. please, J

NOTE:-The duty OF. the Turkish tobacco that
goes into package of socaIied blended cigarettes
IS greater than the Of Inc tobacco itself! But
Pledmonts made Of hghest-grade Virginia Carolina
tobacco haa,t m fkk q'aiae IN me cgartHc5- be-
No slfao Jrttght--0o uayIge ia,xra8ce no qvaae-
taihaEdltEg
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Elks Hold Sorrow Lodge.

Elks Hold SORROW lodge.
The annual lodge of sorrow was
held Sunday By the Elks at the Elks.
Home with impressive ceremonies. The
eulogy was delivered by w. u. Layel1c.
OF Tunnclton.
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Primers, Week

Farmers Week.
More than 1000 farmers from all.
parts OF tho state are. expected at Nor
gantown during Farmers week. jan
uary Us. The weeks events open with
social at the armory. Prominent
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-12-10
Import duty doesn't add a thing
70 the quality or taste Of cigarette
it's just valueless expense.

Piedmonts pay no duty because
they are Virginia Carolina tobacco
grown right here in the United States.
Golden, lively and mellow as southern
sunshine itself.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15
DANES AND DAUGHfeRs.

Mrs Celia Stellman OF Brooklyn re-
Gently found her son, Henry. who dis
appeared fifteen years ago, a sailor In
the United States navy.
Miss Eva Ramstedt, former pupil
OF Nine. Curie. the radium expert, has
been appointed professor Of radiology
ut the University Of Stockholm.
First to win the iron cross from EN-.
peror William in the present war was
Fraulein I.onny Hertz Won Vessen OF
Berlin. cousin OF the late Mark
Twain.
In the fifty years she has been con-
Eected with the bureau OF engraving
and printing in Washington it is esti-
mated that over $10O,O0O,O 100000 has
passed through the hands OF Miss An
ME Roe chief Of the numbering divi-
sion.
Miss Harriet A. Graham has been
retired on Il pension by the Pittsburgh
board Of education after having taught
for more than tifty-three years In Pitts
burgh schools Miss Graham is said
to be the oldest woman public school
teacher in point OF service In Pcnnsyl-
vunia and one of the Oldest in this
country