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PUBLIC MOTTO rs.
CITY OF NEW YORK
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
TlSN N

Public notice Is hereby given that O., a
meeting OF the Board Of Estimate and APP
portlonment, held July 81, 1915. the follow
TO The BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AP.
OF THE CITY or
Union RaiiSay Company of New York
City, a New YORK. corporation, owning ana
operating q street surface railroad In tae
Boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx.
City of New York, hereby petitions for a
.rsnenaSe do 10 sot ,ssc ... mn,Isa'" of "na oop..
listing railroad In the borough OF Man
haitian In. upon. along and over the follow
beginning at aud connecting with the
existing tracks OF the In
Emerson street az or near It's intsrsee-
southwesterly In, upon and along Ner-
miiyea Avenue TO its intersection with
upon and along Dyckman Street 10 the
Hudson River,
It Is proposed to operate the said .s-
t tr%itS" %siSy,i.ar to- that empioysd by tbs
Compai on Its existing lines o. railroad
Pn,ss Ssx TSrs; lynx is,S. is1SS; NEW
YORK CITY
BY EDwAkD 4 MAHEha xise-pr..ident.
Stat. OF New York. County Of New York, s..
EDWARD A. MAHEk. being duly sworn.
deposes and says that he II the Vice Presl
dent Of Union Railway Company of New
York city. the petitioner herein. that he has
read Inc foregoing petition ana KNOWS tnt
contents thereof and that the same IL ,rn'
OF his own knowledge except as to the mat
tiers therein stated to be alleged on In
formation and belief and an to those mat
terc he believes II to be- true.
EDWARD A. Err.
Sworn to before me this 18th day 81
CHARLES wITZEL.
Notary Public, Bronx County. New York,
Certificate died In n. Y. Co.
Bronx 60. No, u. Bronx Reg. M. 7N.
N Y. Co. No. ~ n. Y. Res No. 1861.
Commission expires March 30. 1917.
and the following resolutions were there
upon adopted;
Whereas. the foregoing petition from tn,
Union Railway COMPANY OF New York CIT,
dated Juns IS. 1915, was presented to tn
meeting held July q, 1915,
ResOlrSd. that In pursuance Of law thi
Board sets Friday the fifteenth day Of Sen
TENDER. 1918. at 1880 o'cloCt In tho fore
noon aud Room i6 In tho city Hall. Dor
ough of Manhattan, as the lime and placv
when and where such patitiOn shall he mrs
considered and a public hearing be ha'
to appear md be heard; ana he It furthe
ResOiusd. that the Secretary IN dirs'.e,
10 cause such petition and these resolution
TO he published for at least fourteen "a
days In two daily newspapers In The CT!
OF New York, to be designated by tn
Mayor. and for ut least ten 90 days u
the "City Record Immediately prior t
such date Of public hearing The expens
OF such publication to he borne by III
JAMES u, McGANN. Assistant Secretary.
Room 1907. Municipal building.
Tslephone No. 1850 Worth.
New York. July 81. is1S.
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A~sctiosesr, is Canal street. sells jswslry
81 II 4. Nj; clothing at 10 4. NJ. ;,
Sept, Icy =; Lay,,y; 80 IN Az ~
sshsr precious stones, watches, jewslry,
siysrws!s., 81. .p!edsed previous TO No;
sSS prsslsas 10 No iIscs. sept .. Isis, In,
elusive. al articles held Tom p~rsvieu'
Sent. 1a-pv II. C. Pullsp. s5s 10th Ave
ClotkinG. shoes. 10 Sept. 7th. 1915.
Bept. ll-By AcAlssnsns', sss Fulton
pearls. diameMds end other precious stones.
Watches, JsWsiry. siivsrwsrs,. A.: from Nc.
SSts July ~, 1915. TO- Nc. iil2s Aug, 10.
itis: :nS ell articles held over 'r0" pre-
s~pt. IS--By MoAlssnsns', lst sth Ave,
All unredssmsd pledges Of pearls. diamonds
.~iiysrwss.,. &c., .ire'n No. !s5ee: May .ss;
1915, % ~. sees! Aas: q 1915. sad oil
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SALES.
JACOB sHONour. A~uc,,oue.,. n n.

cry, sells At 10 \. ~.
Sept; !s.Jswsisy; wa,et:;. .aiamends and
Inclusive. l.. Jacobs, ss3 ID Ave.
Sept. l3--ClothlnE, Ac.. prior Sept, g.
1915. Wenner x Ewald, Brooklyn.
Sept. 1A-Jewelry, watches. iamonds
and pledges OF every description pledged 10
Sept. 6. 1915. from No. s!3O6 to IO90a and
older dates held over from previous sales,
j, Weinberger, 1873 Ave. A.
Sept. ~l5--Jewelry. watches, diamonds
and all pledges prior Aus, II, 1915. to No.
7b2o0 and older dates held over. y. Y.
Loan once. u Brown. Prop. 1861 80 Ave
also pledges TO Sept. .. 1918, pledged with
II. Bser. 1901 Sd Ave: r. Michael. 1898 I'd
Ave, from No. 10000 to I7i00.
lsi5' \; seIlnseI,, isl cd Ave. q. Edei.
Sept. is-Jewelry, watches, dia monds,
Sc. prior sept. II, 1918. = Lehman 70
Catharine -. Also all pledges to Sept. '.
1915. from No. 1000 to s0270. l. wiesen-
berger, 7si sth Ave.
Sept ls-Jeweiry, watches. diamonds
and pledges prior sept. ie. 1915, to No.
Gl7o7, inclusive, simon Bros, 1856 I'd Ave.
q Edelstein 4 co, 2G2s I'D Ave: Berger
Bros, 2Ot West 4ad ~.
Sept la--Clothing, &c, prior Sept II,
1915, T Michael. 1919 "a Ave. Simon
Bros, $50 ID Ave; NJ. We'll 4 Co. ?2+7
Sd Ave,
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-Pauline
Ueukln. Plaintiff, against Abraham Henkin,
bcf,ndant.-Summon Trial desired in
Kings county. Action to annul "A marriage,
10 the above named Defendant:
You are hereby TO anSweI
The complaint In this action ana TO serve
"A ,ony of your answer ON the Plaintlf' :
nt,nrneys within twenty days after the ser
Vi. Of this exclusive u the la,
nf service, and In case Of your failure u
uupenr or answer, Judgment viii be- taken
arr,,iust YOU by default for the relief de
n,ndcd In the complaint.
n,ted. New Yor&, June &c, 1916
CANS. DAVIS 4 O'SElI.I., Plaintiffs At,
torneys. once and Post Once Address
No i40 Nassau Street, MsnhV;,an Bor.
ough, New York city.
To the Defendant Abraham Henkin:
The foregoing Is served upon
Won by publication, pursuant to an order OF
Honorublr Frederick " crane, Justice u,
Inc Supreme Court Of the State OF New
York. dated the sth iay Of August. 1915
and hled with the complaint In tho ofhc
OF the clerk Of the County Of Kings, II
the thorough OF brooklyn. New York city
Dated. New York. August 18Th, 1916.
CANS. DAVIS 4 UNElf.L. Attorneys foI
plaintiff, lt0 Nassau street. Manhattan
borough. Eew York city,
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Th'r" Is some real p.okrrel nshirs D., Ice
Nrd "a Il't"r HIGGINS, y ! The speed.
omrtrr ON IN" auio read. just 10 mites
from cjtv Hail, New York clay, and the
critical. Pheasant mInel!ng OF hil and
valley with IuH enough Lakes and streams
TO lppeal to the alderman.
Duh hot, = siN too zoe pounl,r Was on
Ne por h tn greet Us. and following la
nj. w.kc cdmo h. iva sons. same ..zn,
weight ana pleasing manner
Nothing huI food and sleep interested NJ
now. The surface" ~ the lake. with is
reelection Of a setting sun. presented a pir-
M" far to" beautiful for any artist to re
produce while the surrounding mountains
Looked like guardians Of the lake to ward
m wind ana storm,
AZ $50 O'Clock the following morning
" IL Kent raped on my door, but {
was already partly dressed. and We tIpto,d
downstairs and oui with our shoes In our
hands 50 as not to wake up tho thirty.
= iyht other guests,
ful and We quickly unioadei o mess o,
I've Il! He's from he car into a water IN
in our boat and the fun was on.
The first time w threw ou, the line a
big one was waiting. and II diin't take him
'nur 20 get the hook and San 100, and "a
! went as We trol!ed around the laka
losing as many as we caught, but couIIne
home with nine beauties averaging 4
pounj each
This We were able TO accomplish every
morning for six days. when business called
u hack to New York town.
The" was a very luNurldnt growth ~
col grass his wear. moro than ] have ever
obscrvei before, and this made 1t necessar!
To- shltt"r the bait right on The surface oI
IN" AXE to avoid being hung up on ,h'
weeds.
otto johnson. rlcnvn-, " ', p. %
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Referee for Mack Divorce suit.

Supreme Court Justice Finch yesier-
day appointed Enos s. booth OF los
Broadway referee In Mrs. Rita II. Mack's
suit for divorce from Or. Charles A..
Mack Of 3l3 West Forty-sixth street.
The action was taken at Mrs. Mack's re-
quest on the ground hat one Of her
chief witnesses. Miss Mary Curran. for
inerly n maid IN the Mack home. was un-
willing 10 testify regarding certain facts
lr the case in open court.
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steamship Mous.sonic la

I.oNpoS. sept. l2-Th- American
steamer i%iousatonic. from Hull for Sa.
vona. was in collision in the Downs yes.
terday. and was damaged ON the port
side to six feet below the water line
She IL proceeding to Gravesend. and i
IL recommended that the cargo in TN
afterhold be discharged.
The sun., 1916-09-13

Beng aware that the Rod and Gun
Column IL primarily FOR the US. u anglers
and hunters. and that not infreQusntly
there appear In the column II question or
No not In harmony with the rest ~ Its
contents. | arn taking the liberty. to ask
YOU to insert this letter. to see II may
not H.. ,orroboratcd by some angler. hunter.
Nimrud or what not In a story. which I
have told many times. but which has never
been believed.
some years ago ! had occasion to visit
III" vicinity OF Newport 4 l.. and on q
N~arrasanse,-. and Is famed for It's duck
shooting, | found the material for the fell
While Walking about in the sand dunes
with a companion we passed . number Of
litil- holes In the sand. In size between
the diameter Of n quarter and q half dol.
lar Ny companion stopped. looked and
listened. chen asked me n wanted to
! witness something interesting. asscnted.
and then witnessed the stransest sight
Taking a stick about nine inches long
and half an inch thick. he knelt over one
angI. beside the hole. watched. open
, mouthed. while he explained to me tha,
When he pushed the stick 1t would stop w
Then. placing his face close to the hole
he went through the following innoeuous
"r,.-Po. P.,-Po. Pee-Po." he called for
n minute or two. then suddenly showing the
stick downward he Waited, ana pre."ntl
hut a mOnstrous spider. almost az large ~
N" palm Of my hand.
The animal-it Is too large TO con
si-t.ntly be called an insrct-caiml,
walked about, and after my companion had
excited called TO me to dig . hole. ~
forced him into e..
Again nv companion went through tn,
sam- weird curriculum. and again q spider
| emerged from another hole.
Forcing him INFO tn" same p!; as ths
other now occupied. We prodded the tive
with sticks un;ii there ensurd one OF th'
/ ii.-,,-., ~i,at,;-- ! have 6yST sss.. J: had 5
dog or prize night beaten 10 u fru2z.e.
II there IL any reader OF the column VIII
! has seen anything ike the above, or know
that II L. rue. ! would appreciate II Ereatl,
II he would say 50 through the columns o.
! tho Rod and Gun. so that | may show N,
doubling auditors, NERAClTi.
New York, SEPT. -
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~ ssv.x, B.rr.aDu,s STAY Men.

he article on sharks 10y air. Flenming in
TIE SIN OF September =
Residing In a Locality wher" a bLthsr
Nls ki,lel Ly one OF these fish 90.
mai an npp"rtunit. nf studying tn" 'hcts
4, 10y q ,os"cih"n'- vas also a. bah
ana avian" OF N" c1T'unatan,es t'r'e
A. Mr. flrmlnr say in mons Of tae
been lny signs OF sharks either before or
after N. 'rascd,e-, The victims Mer"
horribly fhu'!. tied and died In a .h"r'
'ha' som" other kind OF fish did the XII.
IN " Ru' wha; other kind OF ash would
,ttaN human being? seyera! ,o' my
4 least it is worth considering
In '%ropi,t' ,lim.s the earracouta or
than all the sharks In the country. This
nh, res. milling the pike, reaches a
myth % from ,t.n TO Twelve feet and
ami readiness I" attack humans
M1nv ar" the Incidents recorded OF IT'S
attacking and maimins sometimes kl.lng
people, ana its reputation Is a sinister
nav. seen n" NATIVES 70 overheard
where the water was full Of sharks, but II
there va. a barracuda In the vicinity.
unthiug doing These hsh often come into
very shallow water in search ot food. ami
Will, never hesitate to attack anything
mon" Of these Sornc!ous fishes wandered
,ut Of IT, element AID attacked the
Gathers of our coasts THIS summer Tropi.
al nsh ATE often found In these par,s,
,,uGli ~ A~bniv PARK a couple of sum
0,""s ago. tGi the butterfly h'h caught
At ~, ~'@' r'1n- during pc Pas, h rSef loo,
OF tin barracuda Perhaps other readers
N"" ''"r'99lARS To- %A.MVHpF2&S III mri TISS}rin!'
ain Mo H
The sun., 1916-09-13
No. I. will give full particulars regarding
the lake aud It's fishing.
A. HAMILTON. JR.
HrookIyn Kant 10


Smn1 Sntpe IuIy NiIIeu.
Having read more or less on the conser-
walton Of game In your paper wish to
inform THE Sun Of full killing Of
small snipe al Long Beach. l.. l.. and ask
that you try to remedy the matter through
the Rod and GUN column.
] understand that for the past two YEARS
the game laws have protected these small
species OF ship- at all times. yet every
n ndsy since the opening Of the season
land for one or two weeks before, there
have been numbers Of gunners at Long
beach shooting these snipe-no larger than
~sparrows-and killing many more than the
lawful number OF fifteen a day.
] VIII say the majority Of these men are
foreiyners. but that f. no excuse. II seems
almost a crime to ssn u grown man with "a
I2-bore bump gun creep up an hvs o.
six of these little birdie and shoot while
they are sitting on the beach. They ar"
not. even -portsmen enough to jump the
BIRDS before shOotinE-1 have never ye'
seen one Of them make n wins shot-but
this IL beside the question.
See ~ you can't do something to right
Tbs wrong. wake up tho gam. warden ~
that section believe he draws . salsiy
Tor enforcing the game laws. but ! have
not seen any one resembling n warden
around the beach. W. Il. BENNETT.
tSS Greene avenue. Brooklyn. sept. IL
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Rod and Gun News
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLES RIA !


Under the Federal migratory bird law
the season opens next Saturday for water
galllnues and Jacksnipes in the following
states: Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, New York texcept Long ISL
and. Ohio. Indiana. Kentucky. West Viz
ginia. Michigan. Illinois. Iowa. Kansas. Ne
Draska and Missouri.
These birds may be shot In the follow hng
states on October /: Rhode Island. Con-
necticut. Long Island. New Jersey. Penn.
syivania. Washington. oregon. Nevada and
Utah.
jacksnipe In the following States: Maine,
New Hampshire. Vermont. Massachusetts,
New York Except Long Island. where the
Kentucky, Wes, Virginia.. Michigan. III
noi-, Iowa. Kansas. Nebraska and Missouri.
The sun., 1916-09-13
HELP

STENOGRAPHER-GOod aud permanent
position for competent person: hours . to
age, salary expos I'd and general psrtiou-
lars. Address ! -. boz 10 sun once.
The sun., 1916-09-13
FOR ALE.
~~~~~~
CLOTHING.

MEN's CREDIT TAILoRs-suits. Rs,s.
coats, etc. (l9; u down. 81 weekly, Ham.
ii,on-Asrtin Co. III b'wsy center s Cert.
Iandt ST..
The sun., 1916-09-13

The regulars have had such good rsh
ur ~ ~" Long Branch RE fof he pas
'vn Ve-k~ that they 40 seriously consul %
"ging starting - Long Branch h~hing club.
Thc m"u include Hughie Peterson, Harry
porter. H. J. webb. Ernes, Barnett, a
Barnett. william Murphy. ArihUr Skeei.
! shannon Joe Murphy, " T. Hamilton.
Edward Pollock and Thomas Decker
III Of th"m are members NJ the United
Nng ,"rs' l'lgu", II he club IL formel
,ompct Wi'h tn. Ashury Park. Midland
Reach, B"lmsr and ocean CIT, fshins
clubs, ERNEST BARNETT,
The sun., 1916-09-13
How Old Mill L. Reached.

I."E arl!ug & l.. wallace au.rs ~ how
80 reach the p.l Min. jamaica Raw, sui
mi' IN" following directions Take lcN"r's
iN.uu itdin AZ PARK Row get on AZ Cres.
cent street station, 'ake ''ney hug to Ola
NH ElNER E\SNANS
l.tn Airnrnn I.nrm. nrnnklAn Sn,t 10
The sun., 1916-09-13
.ier.e, Nom Resident FI.h License.

@>rt'll. readers hIy" inquired 4, . lisa
.ur .l,'us" - n','ssLry in New Itrssy u
residents II j. The cost j. $..lj
women rxemp'. Licenses IAN re oh;aIne
:rm ans ,,'N OF count clerk.
\oN York. - - r.. EDWARD JAY.
The sun., 1916-09-13

The Taurus VIII not run to the banks on
FRIDAY AMI SATURDAY.. This IL to permit
the Installing OF the full equipment de-
mauded 10y the Seaman's act. on sunday
fishing trips viii BE- resumed as usual.
The sun., 1916-09-13

Two channel bass were taken from the
leach at Ocean city last week. j., FRANK
cnhelh's nsh weighed 80 pounds and W. W
TNer-'s 81 pounds.
From the pier 1908 nsh were taken b.
anglers, AZ follows; l6l weaknsh. wv
kinrhsh. G96 croakers, 81 bluehsh. l noun
der, : black drum.
The sun., 1916-09-13
Cor.on'. Inlet Yields Seven Chsnneis.


Gus Wittksmp OF Corson's Inlet. Barne
gdt bay. writes that last week seven chan
mel bdS- Mere taken In the Inlet.
The sun., 1916-09-13
AFTERNOON BOAT
Day ." L1'nTies
EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except sunday. foo, ~ Chris
,opher ~. D: " i2yth 81. $50 y. VI
for Cstskill. Hudson. coN-arkie Ti,kets
Interchangeable with those If Day Line
Tel. 1887 Spring.
The sun., 1916-09-13

ee0oelS leaves Murray. Wreck I..Ji.
Ss~"~'s w" Tue. 1laIs. sun. So 4, train
sunday, 49, tram. FJrp s. 50. VI MrREAT
The sun., 1916-09-13

c.L,~k;. Tvs Kaufman :. Wreck cad. daily
LllIIlIluI6 &c Mon and hi 6 A train sun -,
: ." train lar. 81 80. J sathmAn
The sun., 1916-09-13

c0Tfrom Carmau's Dock N'srsk Lead.
HlCn Daily excep' Mon. and Fri. ~
tram sun. . - tttin, Far" 81 50.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
COL. F. 0. STEVENS HERE.

Col. Frank Stevens returned from
Beaver County, Oklahoma. last week
TO look after business interests here
Col. Stevens hiss located at Beaver City
and will handle stock, farm. and sreci-
alize in the suetioneer business. Mr..
Stevens has msde good in his line OF
business in this county and IL the
Beaver County people don't want to
pay good prices for live stock they had
better stay away from his sales. Ste
vens handles live stock, knows the
value Of an animal and understands :
how to get that value. .--Taloga Ad-
vocata
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J II, Stalling and fam
lily enjoyed a real Thanksgiving day
this year, the entire family spending
that day together at the home of the
parents, in this city. Those of the fam
ily from out of town we're: II. IL
Stalling, wife and son. of Woodward
Walter Stslling, wife and baby, of La.
Kemp, and Otto Stslling, of Capron
1t is needless to say that they enjoyed
the occasion to the utmost.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Owners of lots in Beaver Heights
did some good work Monday night by
burning of the stubble ard thistles
taking advantage Of the still night
From distance it looked like the
whole town might be stire. The
flames lesped high in the air but the
night was perfectly calm and better
time for Burning could not have been
found. II would be we'll il the subtle
ana thistles over the entire addition
could be disposed OF for, being dry as
tinder, it looks like it might be at
easy matter for fire to get an easy
start and it might easily spread tc
dan gerous proportions with a little
breeze to carry it along.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

The Savage Cash Store is having q
large warehouse bailt in which to store
IN immense shipment OF goods which
is arriving and which cannot be taken
care of at the present lo.srion. The
building they are occupying is 25x7t
feet and they have it filled from the
front door to the rear wall and from
floor TO ceiling, and still they need
more room, not being able to store
enough goods in it to take care of the
trade. pretty good indication Of
something doing in Beaver and at Saw
age :, don't you thinn?
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Frank Horn ana wife arrived last
week from Colorado to spend Thanks
giving with relatives, being guests of
J. A. Crabtree and family, and Carl
Baessler and wife, of the Brown school
house neighborhood. Mrs. Horn is q
niece OF Mrs. Crabtree, while Mr.. Horn
ID Mrs. Baessler's brother.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Uncle Bob Mcfarland was operated
upon and large tumor and eight
stones removed from the bladder.
Uncle Bob" is smiling snd will soon
be able 20 leave for home.
Mrs. Anna Moon. Of Balko, who was
operated upon for very serious
trouble. is recovering nicely and will
be able to leave for home shortly.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
DIES OF PNEUMONIA.

A small son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Cook. Of the West Side. died Tuesday
Of pneumonia Funeral services were
conducted "Wednesday and intermeni
made in Beaver cemetery. The family
have the sympathy OF a large number
OF neighbors and friends in their
sorrow
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
NERVOUS WOMEN.

When the nervousness is caused by
constipation, as is often the case. you
will get quick relief by taking CHAM
berlain's Tablets. These tablets i'm
prove the digestion. For sale by Davis
Drug Co.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Leander Niles left last week for llli-
nois in response to message announc-
ing the death OF his mothers sister,
and to be present at the funeral. The
death was sudden ana unexpected, fol-
lowing an illness OF only two hours.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
tsx.Fos, Amid, Effective Laxative 6 Liver Ionlt
Does Not GTlpe nor Disturb the Stomach.

In suuItion to other properties, Lax Eos
contains CAscara in acceptable form, a
stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos
acts effectively and Goes not gripe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and secretions
and restores the healthy functions. 5Oe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

R. b Quinn and family, Of Guymon,
were Thanksgiving guests at the home
of W. T. Quinn and family. They
drove over "Wednesday and remained
until Monday of this week for visit
with old friends
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Mrs. B. S. Wiles was over from her
ranch near Gate the first of the week
looking after business matters. While
here she was guest at the home OF
y. o. Miles and. family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Mrs, Msude Hawkins, NeomaE organ
izer, returned to Beaver the first of
the week from her home at Gage,
where she had been TO spend Thanks
giving with her children and friends.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Chas. Eyer, of Eyerdsle stock Farm
near Clear Lake, and W. Z Bass, Of
Eimwood. are drivers of new Stude-
baker cars this week, having purchase
the same from Crabtree & Humphrey
D callers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

+. j. Horne and wife and little one
left last week for the eastern half OF
the state TO spend Thanksgiving with
relatives. Mr. Horne is local msnsg r
for the Bolin-Hsll Grain Company
here.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

A number of Gate visitors were in
the county seat the first of the week.
Among the number were Sam Kerns,
Theo Kirkhart, Earl Kerns, Charles
Talley, VIM. Barnett and G. C. Cope.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Ross Wright and wife and the latter's
mother, Mrs, j. h. Quinn, drove out to
Des Moines, New Mexico, this we,'i.
for visit with Harmon Fox and fam
ly and Mrs, Nora Quinn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Misses Edna and Clara Tweede were
Thanksgiving guests at the home of
Milton Green and family, of Elmwood, +,
spending the weekend from Thursday
till Saturday at that hospitable farm
home.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. N B. Davis entertained
DR.. and Mrs. J.. L. Long and daughter
Miss Lenore. and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Hill, Thanksgiving. A delightful FIVE
course dinner was served
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

(. ]. Walters, who resides near Il e
site Of old Benton, was a county seat
visitor Tuesday and caller az this
o lice.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

Rev. and Mrs. l.. L. Shaw had a:
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Shaw and son Harold and
J. o. Ellis and wife.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

G. Edd Williams, suctioneer, report:
a splendid sale at NJ. o. Miller's, near
Clear Lake last week, He was assisted
by Auctioneer Jim 5hearer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07

BoES--Wednesday, December sth
TO VIM. Seyers and wife, OF south OF
Beaver, a boy.