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coNNAUGHT.

For the third time within the past
couple of months the grazing farms OF
Col. Duke at Branchfield and Kilmer'
gan, Ballymote, have been cleared OF
all stock.
Swimford Guardians rejected a pro-
posal to increase the Urban M. C.'s
salaries. A speaker said it would be
q disgrace to vote increases to the
doctors while the inmates were de.
prived of their tobacco, and their
bread allowance was reduced.
The late ]. A. Daily, D. L., Athenry,
left 81, 100 pounds, and bequeathed his
silver plate and household effects at
Raford to his granddaughter, Miss D.
DAILY, with life interest in Furbough
and demesne, and remainder to his
nephews and their issue; 1000 pounds
to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. X. DAILY;
500 pounds to niece, Miss v. Smyth;
his house and lands at Merino to his
nephew, the Earl of Westmeath; 500
pounds for the building of a Catholic
church at Furbough; 200 pounds for
Masses; $50 pounds to provide seats
in the parish church of Killtullagh.
His interest in the Raford estate to his
nephew, Hon. Capt. w. Nugent, and
300 pounds each to his gamekeeper, T.
Campbell, and his stock steward, M.
Flannery.
John P. Glynn, B. E., University Col
lege, Galway, has this year won the
Pierce Malone Post Graduate Scholar
ship in Engineering.
The Board of Nomination, st. Mich
olas',' Galway, appointed Rev. r. Fran
els, B. A., curate, Galway, to the rec
torship, Killanin.
Lady Clenbrock has forwarded to
the Director of Motor Ambulances
further 107 pounds towards the up
keep of the Galway (Connaught Rang
ers) ambulance. The Galway "Our
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MUNSTER

Mrs. Costello has died at Cartha,
Ballyhahill, aged liz.
Jack Kenny, Devon, Rd., Temple
glantine, son of Charles r. Kenny,
Sec. National Insurance Society, Rail
way Servants, Kingsbridge, has been
wounded in France.
The adjournment of Cork Guardians
having been proposed as mark of
respect to the relatives of the late
Miss Forrest, Clogheen, sister-in-law
of the Chairman, R. D. c., Mr.. Wal
lace said vote of sympathy would be
enough. They adjourned last day,
and the business must be done some
time. Mr.. Gamble said they often adj
journed for 31st cousins and there was
no important business, so why not
adjourn in this case. Only three mem
bers supported the motion for adjourn
ment.
Tralee was Illuminated in honor Of
the Bishop-Elect of Kerry, Dean O'Sul-
livan, whose years while in Tralee
have been devoted to advancing the
spiritual and temporal interests of the
people. The lights in the houses were
seen long distance Off and the whole
scene was beautiful. 1t was a remark
able tribute, too, to the esteem and
regard in which the new Bishop is
held by the people of Tralee.
Father Eugene O'Connor, son of
ga, and brother of Father Edmund
O'Connor, of Dewsbury, has left for
New Zealand.
A fete is being organized in Nenagh
in connection with the Golden Jubilee
of Rev. Mother Philomena, Convent OF
Mercy, to clear off the debt on the
Convent, and the Most Rev. DR.. Fo.
garty has subscribed 100 pounds.
The Middleton Urban Council have
passed a resolution protesting against
the attempt to destroy the Irish dis
tilling trade. At meeting of the Nun
ster Winners Association the chair.
man (Mr. Fitzgerald) said they would
spare no effort to thwart the evil de-
signs of Mr.. Lloyd George.
The Cork and District Trades and
Labor Council approved of sugges'
ton by Very Rev. FIR. Thomas, o. s.
l. c., Hon. President, in favor of a
Cancellation Board along the lines sug
gested by VIM. O'Brien, secretary Dub
lin Trades Council, for adjusting diff
ferences between employers and en-
ployees. Father Thomas emphasized
the fact that labor leaders are as much
opposed to a strike as any capitalist
could be, and were not responsible fol
the unrest.
Rev. M. Lane, who has been ap
pointed Adm, st. Stephens Cathedral
Brisbane, is native of Abbeyfeale.
Four young men from Dunmanway
sentenced in September under tn
Crimes Act to terms of Imprisonment
and recently released before thei
sentences expired: were re-arrestet
and lodged in Cork Jail. Only few
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days remain for the completion of the

days remain for the completion of the
sentences.
/ Canon Meagher, P. P, was elected
president of the newly formed N. Tip
perary Farmers Association. which de.
clared the intention to store such ce.
reals as were needed for the home
population, and called on the Depart
ment to stop the export of foodstuffs
wanted at home
The resignation of M. Mccarthy from
Cork P. L. G. Craftsmanship was due,
he stated, to the fact thatshe had not
received the support he expected in
helping him to have the Institution
| worked economically and satisfactorily
for ratepayers and poor The Cork
Constitution" says the Guardians had
run ahead of their income by 1000
pounds on September 80.
Rev. E. A. Golding, B. D., Rector of
Drimoleague, has been appointed In
cumbent of Innishannon.
The late Mrs. E. Nolan, London, who
left 14,304 pounds, bequeathed 100
pounds each to her daughters, Eliza
beth and Ellen; so pounds to the P. P,
Abbeydorney; 200 pounds each to her
sons, David and James; so pounds to
her daughter Margaret, freehold and
leasehold properties to her daughters,
Elizabeth, Ellen and Johanna, charged
with the payment of 1856 pounds a
year to each of her daughters, Cath
crime and Agnes, and the residue to
Elizabeth.
The Newcastle-West Guardians in
creased the salaries of their medical
officers by 40 pounds a year each, for
which 16 members voted, as against
IA members for 80 pounds increase.
A party of police on Saturday raided
the premises of Mrs. Cross, news
agent, William ST., Limerick. The
lady is sister of Mr.. ]. Leddon, presi-
dent City of Limerick Regiment, Irish
Volunteers, who was tried in Cork for
parading in uniform.
The convent schools at Baltimore
(Kerry) have been destroyed by fire,
and damage estimated at 1000 pounds
and understood to be covered by in
surance, was caused by the destruc-
ton of hay and straw, the property
of Mr.. E. O'Dwyer, farmer, ,Barrons-
town, near Tipperary.
DR.. j. A. Oakshott, Waterford Asy-
lum, was voted approximation al
lowance of 400 pounds a year.
S. P. Jackson, unanimously appoint
ed Provost of Gaugemouth, is Cork
man who went to Scotland in the SOS
and was engaged in the shipbuilding
industry, being director of the
Greenock and Grangemouth Dockyard
Co.
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dele, Connecticut, last Wednesday, He
had volunteered for the American
Province of the Order.
The jury awarded the plaintiffs $50
in an action by P. McGoldrick and
Luke Morgan, contractors, against
the Cayan Cooperative Dairy So
ciety, Ballyglaise, Co. Cavan, for re-
pairing defendants mill. Mr.. Henry,
X. c., M. P, and Mr.. Pringle Tin
structed by Mr.. w. F. Mccoy for
plaintiff; and Mr.. Featherstonhaugh,
X. c.; Mr.. Wylie, X. C. and Mr.. Bah
ington INSTRUCTED by Mr.. l.. C. P.
Smith) for defendant.
Mr.. T. Orr, who has been appointed
Minister of Finance in Gen. Botha' S
Ministry, is a native of Loughgall, Ar
magh. He is representative of PETER
maritzburg in the Union Parliament.
Rt. Rev. DR.. Darcy has conferred a
good service penson of $50 yearly,
vacant by the death of Canon Poun-
den, on Canon Carmody, the new Rec
tor of Lisburn Cathedral Ardmore
\A/uA 6OAJ DOu1u dpYO1uL-
ed Rev. Jas. Smyth, curate-in-charge
to the vacant incumbency.
At a presentation by the townspeo-
pie to Mr.. w. Stops, principal, Newry
intermediate School, on his retirement
after SO years service, Rev. H. Todd
Ressbrook, said the Government
should be ashamed of their action to-
wards secondary education.
The Lord Lieutenant has sanctioned
the appointment of Cecil Keatly, Aus
tralian Forces, now in France, son of
the late clerk, VIM. Keatly, as P. S.
Clerk for Lifford, he having been
chosen by vote of the Unionist mem
bers of the Bench, the Nationalist re-
fusing to vote, holding that previous
vote in favor of Mr.. McAnaw, acting
clerk, held good, and that the second
vote was illegal, each party refusing
to recognize the others vote.
Mr.. Rodney O'Donnell, G. P. O., Dub
lin, formerly of Derry, has been ap-
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ULSTER.

Nursing Sister E. 1. Devenish-
Meares, Newry woman, is reported
wounded.
The late j. Brady, Belfast, left 1902
pounds, and beqeathed his licensed
business to his son, Francis, and the
residue in trust for his wife, with re-
mainder to his children.
The l.. G. B. refused sanction to a
gratuity of ESQ pounds to the relatives
of the late DR.. O'Keefe, Tyrone Tu-
berculosis officer, and the Co. Council
have appealed for reconsideration.
Subscriptions amounting to about
600 pounds, of which the Most Rev.
DR.. McKenna and Archdeacon Keown
contributed 100 pounds each, were
handed in at a meeting in Enniskillen
in support of the new Catholic Club.
Thanks were expressed to Mr. P. Kier-
an, chairman of the Monaghan Guar
dians, and Archdeacon Keown for SER
vices. A bazaar committee was chos-
en- and Archdeacon Keown was ap-
pointed chairman of the committee of
the club.
The late w. Taggart, Belfast, left
9,461 pounds, and bequeathed 1000
pounds to Clara Carson, 500 pounds to
Josephine Hardresse Lowey, 100
pounds each to DR.. Howard Acheson
and to his agent, Hugh Savage, 200
pounds to Amelia Matthew'S, and the
residue to his sister, Mary Russell.
David Johnston, farmer, who lived
Do h ,ort0
walked out of his house in 1906 and
had not been heard of since then.
There had been no reply to the adver-
tisements. Mr.. Justice Madden said
he would presume the mans death.
The assets could not be tied up for
ever.
The hearing of the petition for di-
vorce brought by George Mcdonald, a
retired constable, Portstewart, against
his wife, Sarah Mcdonald, to whom
he was married in Derry in 1908, there
being three children of the marriage,
was fixed by Mr.. Justice Madden for
Friday, 18th inst. Mr.. McGaw Gin
structed by Mr.. D. McLoughlin) for
the petitioner.
The witnesses to the will being
dead, and the document having been
lost on the transfer of the Great
Northern Loan Bank, with which it
had been deposited, from Castle St.,
Derry, to other premises, Mr.. Justice
Madden granted to John Lynn, Cor
lick, Dungiven, Co. Tyrone, probate of
the lost will, executed in 1882, of his
late father, William Lynn. The appli-
cant was principal legatee, and had
been in possession of the farm for
thirty years. Mr.. Begley for John
Lynn.
Belfast municipal employees, to the
number Of 1000, decided to strike on
Monday unless they receive an adj
vance OF 12s. over pre-war wages.
Rev. Thos. Molloy, Phi. D., and Rev.
VIM. McNeely, D. D., st. Eunan's Col.
lege, Letterkenny, expect to be on
active service as army chaplains In a
few days. -
Newry Guardians increased the sal
airy of DR.. w. R. MacDermott, Poyntz
pass Dispensary, by 80 pounds, on his
completing so years service, during
which time he was never incapaci
tated and never claimed a holiday.
Rev. John G. M'Glade, eldest son Of
P. M'Glade, j. P. Knockloughrim, Co
Derry. was ordained a priest of the
Holy Ghost Order at ST. Mary's, Ferr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
ljHFEL|NG TT HAVE ROU5ING AND
NOISY PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION

ism in the pcCpir o. This Community
anu tn promote NOR" cnliStments IN
III" army ana navy. bringing Wheel
iu@ Up 10 lis quota Of cnIISimentS;
rh,. Ales.i INK will b" called - order
bv nr. {. L.. iii;h"ns.. supcrinicnd"!f
ii schools. WHO VII! present the Hon;
John J. ronlh. The eloquent anu
learned attorney. VINO Will be ChIIr-
man Of ,he meeting. Major !. Il. {.
I.ce OF the United SjatHS army. VII!
dnIiyrr the principal address. He will
SPEAK un "ratr!OttSm. The Key. y.
l.. B.mze Of zion Lutheran church,
VIII .!.iiver an address on the Wheel
ing branch O; the Red Cross society.
A.. number o. other brief addresses
NH Iv inude.
\ special! icujurc will be motion
u!cturrS showing Pau! Rcverc's mid
r!.ht ride. Whjch is beng arranged by
Jhar"s Fainl"r OF the Court theatre.
NJ. Henri 7. kius2, chairman ~ the
music rummiiteE. j. arranging pro
-ram ii in>piriHS Az.
Veteran Soldiers Honored Guests.
Tin. Veterans OF tie war between
:A.' ::ra;..---Un.an Hud G0nlederaic%---
will BE- iha guess o. honor NJ the
meeting. They viii march III Il body
from the odd Fellows hall. Twelfth
mi Chupline streets. TO lie audi
toriutu aad o"cup. the middle section
# lronl ..cat>. 'Th"y will b. escorted
by Il d,!&ctm"ni -: BOYS OF one ol h"
local 0rgaui2aI inI$. The Wheeling
Boy S"rui.s will u" uSilCrS.
senator Julian e.. ll"arn". chairman
OF lrr commute" On arrangements.
said last nirIj Ii:aI All t!ic finishing
detail. :nr the BIZ demonstration Will
be cnmDl"lc., - ii!r meeting OF the
ca,imitrnss this Afternoon ~ / o'clock.
senator H'arn" lurthrr said ;ha. the
putriolir gathering was FOR all the
people and that il had been ARRANGED
Tor ;he purpose 81 letting tie patriotic
spir:: show itself in III" most pro-
ruiiur,.. and enthusiastic manner pos
yiotr: 10 demonstrate Ia tn" country
nat Wheelin" Il nn' lacking when il
comes 10 LOYALTY nf he first wa.rrs>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
SIR JOHN JEILICOE
(Coutinued Prom First Page

effect OF the submarine warfare. As
YOU probably know. we have bought
large quantities Of wheat i'll Australia,
but rs the round voyage takes fou:
times IL long as that 10 America, the
brincing OF this wheat takes four
times as much tonnage as the carry
ing Of American wheat To the Allied
powrrs. We, therefore. require all
the wheat we can obtain from Amer
ca and Canada.
Oar food situation is by no means
as desperate as the Germans want 10
believe it is, but, on the other hand.
lit is more serious than many or our
owne people realize. Our own snIl-
ping suffered very little more IN
March than during the first month OF
unreSt riCted submarine warfare ana
.othe- tonnage sunk during that period
was in much the same position, ana
there IS no verT marked method OF
combating the evil. What has been
ACCOMPLISHED IS tho result Of inven-
lions and processes which take time.
The govcrnnrnt is we'll awar" Of The
rac. ;ha; Immediate results Cuuld not b."
cNpnC trd.
The increasing armmi:cEl OF our NOR
camille marine has mad" submarines lar
mcr.. cautious, and mere Submerged At
h&S orc advantages. .naSlnu"h ~ mo
raiders mas, dcI"EI upun their iurp"-
Co.'s 20" such attacks. ago. being ahic 10
carry only 4 limited number, must re-
iurl, Il p0r; Spunrr than when they made
i in"!r attacks from the Sur:Ic" Your
Envy- department knows Just how many
Submarines wn have sunk; h!il Iii" exact
uuInir' ui E-hoats ;h@i hH"c artUal!T
meyer returned TO port j. known only 10
tie Ger1nau admirably. which. naturally.
docs not give us this information.
'"rh" most striking icatur" "F IN"
rhan." in our historic naval policy re-
! >ui;ini- from tha Illegal use "C sub
marines and from tiiH fac. that TIN"
enemy surface ships hay' h"rn dtN"1
from the soa Is that VIC have been com
roiicv for "rr which ma IT, called an
,,rf"nsiv" G"FcusiTe. since or only active
c,,'nlr is !lc SlIbmarin" Engaged IN fjT-
:,r;. ana murder.
w" must give our IU7rClN'il" il""i a
mcaeurn "C projection which would not
, ~, dreamed rf if The ':.rluauS merely
used their t--hoals TO- I";:!i mat" naval
warfare" md SO many OF CUR smaller
Nrnr=hirS must IT, ;Is"u for ihig purpose.
liza: -" zip and run rail becomes Il
rprs~ihilitr. wniIo our own hloCkadinI;
forts suffer. This again brings US hnci;
- the inurrtanCn Of small craii ~" The
rrricCtiun Of tho nnrclmfils marine. /:ut
tho cannot end The Suhnarii" menace
by merely Keeping !hC U-ho1tS h"uraj i
The w;t:"r We want 70 cnd ihH evil hy
destroying the boats. and "" moan ~
,iC IT, IN" solution uS this problem nj
f-rs plenty Of scoop" for til. inv"n;iT"
genius or both uar;"s."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
FARMERS CALLING FOR
MORE MEN TO HELP
WHEELING COMMERCIAL ASSO.
CATION APPEALS TO MEN
IN ALL VOCATIONS.
Club MODELLING Boys, and
Adults Are Asked to Spend
Vacation on Farms.

\ The Wheeling Commercial Associa-
ton is working in conjunction with the
! Pan Handle Agricultural club in hay
ing as many meE and boys possible
Ispcnd their summer vacations on
| farms in this section. to assist the
| farmers with their crops. In this way
lit is hoped 10 cope with the situation
| that c0nfronts the American people,
I, food shortage in the event this coun-
TRY gets into act!ial warfare with Ger
many.
Tn" agricultural club. through J. n:
I4a%ear, county superintendent CT
schools. vii! mobilize hundreds OF
school boys Tor farm work during th2lr
summer vacation, who will be pald
good wages.
The Commercial! association has sent
out call to all men or AL Vocauonh
to give their summer vacations 10 as
Sisrinc the farmers in harvesting their
crops. Farmers are Offering biz wages
| for farm hands: the largest wages, IT.
is said, that has been offered in The
history Of this section OF til" country
but there are none 10 be had, due 20
| the thousands OF ablc-bodied men en-
ployrd in mUniliCn plants and other
industries where unusually good pay
| is had. One farmer has been caTrylaS
an I'D in The In1clligcnccr Offering so
q month and board for farm hands.
The Commercial association appeals
to the men 10 give their summer Naca-
lion period 10 ihr farmers who viii
pay them. and assist the country from
II patriotic standpoint. Uncle Sam
! will need abundance OF foOdStuiiS AMI
/ ihC man with the hoe can demonstrate
| his patriotism just rs strongly as TIC
! man with HE gun and the man VINO
! drives the pillow is just as loyal as th@
| sOlIlier who fires the cannon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
FIRED ON POSSE
81, - -. Ipfef,ICeDrfY

s;rraI Di.ra.ch - the Jntci!lsenctr.
CLARKSBURG. ". Va, April It
4 Shcriff's posse today resum
search. near Columbia Mines. I
james Bird. negro, wanted for
tempting to murder a cousin, VI.
Julia McClplland. there last mig
Durin. Il chase over hills in the da
last night. The posse was fired upc
hui the shots missed. Mrs. McCl
land is in 4 hospital with rifle b
let in her leg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
MISS HILL TO SPEAK
FurIoughed Missionary From India at
First U. p. Church This


Mss NAtc \. IiitI. enc u INC best
known mission workers. Of the United
Presbyterian chUrrh, will address Il
ca,h1 rim. a. III" FIRST United Pres by
t"i.iau church =, T:A5 O'Clock sthis
.rv.nia". Ms lEiil is on 4 Through
from rhn TnGia mission fields and has
Just compi"led Il ton" OF the United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

PRESBYTERIAN churches At Philadcl-
phia. Baltimore and Washington. Sh"
goes from here to Chicago.
In addition 10 Miss H;li's address.
there will be IN organ solo by Miss
Edith f.dmuudsun and baritone solo
h.- NSiil Lea III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

'aa3. al; No. . s4T.50G42.5o; No. l Sout
urn $3?uD d 5000: No. ., 3S.o0T39.'v.
Metal exchange quotes tin iirm; sf
$j,:..@@J ii 1G.221J.
AZ London spot copper :l@6; fntAa
l;%El los: clectrolyt!c fl49: spot
;2i7 IS: futures c2iS.
New York. April 16.--Thc metal
chang" quotes lead steady csc, aske
,;peltrr dull; spot St. Louis deiirc
9:.c asked. At London lead t30 II
Sn.lirr I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

County Prosecuting Attorney Kemp Lit
;I"u;tgC. Democrat. Suu Of Congressman
Liii1"nag". is maxim" an Investigation Of
the alleged Irregularities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

BEAUTIFUL RUTH ROLAND
famous screen star, pictured above,
says: IT have found il Mile. Ma
re:x's French Beauty Recipe the
resl secret OF kceCics- the complex
10. clear, fair AID 1ovely-Creluo
Tokalou ESoseate6 makes tho skin
so active and flexible that believe
IL SHOULD enable any woman no
matter what ;;cr age, to preserve
fresh, youthful beauty, free from
ali appearance ot wrinkles or conf
plextcn 5leriShes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

The success OF Pompeian HAIR Massage is in its
name Massage. It treatment, not merely atomic
The massasing trubbing) Of the scalp wakes up the
roots of the hair to new lite. This maSsaging also
opens the pores of the scalp to the wonderfully stiuu
lating liquids in Pompeian HAIR Massage Dandruf
goes Your hair will become and stay healthy, wy
orous and attractive.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
One Bottle Shows Actual Results

Pompeian HAIR Massage is clear amber iiqnd
mo, a cream). Not oily. Not sticky Neryricasant
to use. 25e, 50e and 81 bottlcs at the store,
MEN, Have your barber give you 9 treatn'cn. ana
prove to yourself how refreshed YOUR SCALP iccls by
one application
Don't play with dai1dluff INV longer. Get bottle
of Pompeian today and .ec it demonstrate that dan.
druff can be stopped and yolu har made attractive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17

,'-cr,ln '-niynIan EcSr7.ed 70 rebuild the
ypru ont cells. So IS "a hriEB h1tIi 4
true giTlSf. freshness and glowing
loneliness 70 N" Skin. u YOU nave
had wrinkles. &c; u box Of jap2n"S"
Ice Pencils from your druggist and use
them in connection wiki tn" cream
and you can yet quick action on III"
deepest wrinkles no matter o. how
long standing.
f'1r giving m indrScr.hably beautiful
effect to tho neck and arms ~ Wei! aS
supprcsSiHE alnos: Immediately tho
up1rar;Lnrn of all smaller wrinkles and
marks q! age Their" IL nothing so ell
fc"tivc as Il l!;tlc Santo'cx.
Many 4 wrinkl"G. hollow Ch hlt"d.
ad"a looking woman with sagE'nE Ia
rial MUSCLES has reEltTed her youth
tul charm and ailractivcncSS hy means
oc The French Beauty Recipe give"
above. The CuUui"SS de EhaTanne,
who ut -, Years Of age pos$;eSse,E; "a
murycllously soft. smooth Veivct-!ikc
Skin and almost Ct:i-lihe COMPLEX
ion. practically free from wrinkles.
told til" writer personally !" Paris that
Sh" owed It all 20 this %impl" method
Interviewed at the studio. MISS LII
Ian NaiNrr. known o." world ovor rs
"p;n,I!cS," said: "Wi"u CONSTANT OK
posture IN all kinds o. weather together
with long hours o! hard work under
powerful tights. ma g NY own con-.
plcXiOn rough and coarse. either had
10 iind :: way 10 Improve !, quickly,
ni. practically stop work. \ lac" sn"r!-
nlist recommended that us" tlrmo
Tok:tlnn l:Os"atcd ana It's action was
almost like niuci" My CGG'p!"Nl"n was
cleared and tri'Sheucd so rapidly. nat
,.:,- honestly say Green" Tui;aion
E.o%rnicd il helping me- earn my sal
arr. tor The camera tells no lies AMI Z
bCartiful skin is IN absolute ncCC&%it y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE--Double house on
Dewey St, near Main St., modern inn
provements, first class repair, new
concrete walks, more than a 10 per
cent investment. Price $4,000. Nash
and Hutchins. 66tf
FOR SALE-Modern room house,
. full stories with ell, good repair,
steam heat, electric lights, hot and
cold water, bath and toilet. Lot
55xS5, located in easy walking dis.
lance to mills and shops, price $4,000.
Nash and Hutchins. 66tf
FOR SALE-2 building Lots on
Silver St, west side, sewer water
and gas. Lots have frontage Of 100
feet. depth OF 100 feet, graded and a
bargain at price asked $500. Nash
and Hutchns. 66tf
FOR SALE-EIouse and barn locat.
ed on Park st, Extension. buildings
In good repair house all papered and
painted, good water price $500, easy
terms. Nash and Hutchins. 66tf.
FOR SALE OR LEASES acres
Of Pasture north OF Allendale Park,
also building lots in Allendale Park
the city water Is soon to be put in
here, good chance to buy or lease for
little money Also IL building lots
on South Branch street. Nash and
HutchIns. 66tf
FOR SALE-Or will exchange for
automobile new upright piano been
used less than three years. Address
zY X, Banner office. 65t6'