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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-04
PrcAchcr.Oraior Coming to La Junta

Rev Charles l.. Mead. d. d.. OF
Denver. pastor OF Trinity Methodist
church. and one OF the leading
prcacher-orators OF the west. will b
. guest Of the Methodist Brother.
hood At their regular meeting next
Tuesday evening. October sth. and
will deliver an address which will -
real treat. Dinner will be served
BY the ladies OF the church for tho
members Of the brotherhood aal
their wives. and covers Will BE- lal1
for 200. A charge Of 90 cents win
BE- made to cover the cost Of the din
ner.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-04
Red Rnrk "sssddsa i.~

Charles Mcvey. the oil king Of ~
region south Of Ia Junta. was -
town last Monday loading - vteA
supplies for the Red Rock Oh ~
Gas Company. Mr. Mevsy says N
company Ia attending strictiy 10 49,
own affsirs thess deys. aad ass ~
making any claims % 70 Wat ~
are gslng - DO. The inle1al ven -
"sDuddsd 10" Ws1ass1av olosr ~
49, wn1 . devA ~ . -
seeeasasy uatt1 ~ heoe1 ~
|etslks = 49,. N1he - - ~
- jusl 3 ~ GnnhoA
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-04
I<ssc~ Promised From Camp Funston

First Lieutenant ". c. weaEer.
Of Lamar. and former resident OF
Ia Junta. who won q commission At
the recent officers training camp At
Fort Riley. writes from Camp Fun
ston 10 send his paper there. and
concludes. have boon 40 busy here
that ! have not had time 10 write
you . letter on thc camp activities
here. but will take time somc Of
thsss days" Our readers will sure
b pleased 10 have some first-hand
nsws direct from Camp Funston.
where % maay Of the Ia Junta boys
are now located.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-04
AsssA~ New sssck nsoek - swial

q. A. Dahlsrea. Who h still indus
trlousiy wovkins On the new hots
and school house at swink. has Jus,
secured The contract for the srsctios
o. another brick block % the malr
stem Of that burg. Dr.. Frnnk PA
asy will erect . ose.story bfict
bultdlas. with plats glass froat, Of
~ Iots just south oe tAs pestofftes
- aAlelning the new hetsl o. ~
nosth. Whss completed Il wVi n
eoeuolel by ths 0wiak Alvoeale
~ ea1y jeusnAlistis satesosise q
~ Aosg.
La Junta tribune., 1917-10-04

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La Junta tribune., 1917-10-04
PROM ws'ssr Frost

wonder n you all think Of me r.
I DO Of you--sii Of you--t. .. Why
dca't that moakey write. Have only
heard oucs from you all. and had
two seetsfs fron sis. the last bsins
late1 August leth. I suDDess thes
oro w uoeogeaoos - 1oat II
fOe>Aa>n.1 =. ~ 1...A -
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Vigorous Men
md Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you. your
happiness has gone forever unless you
fake advantage OF John Coleman CO. s
mangpifcent offer TO refund your
money on the first box purchased II
Wende1l's ambition Pills do not put
YOUR entire system in fine condition
and give you the energy and Tigor you
have lost
Be- ambitious. be strong. be vigorous.
Bring the rudy glow OF health TO your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman,
hood to your eyes:
Wendell's Ambition Pills. the great
nerve tonic, cant be 0eat for that tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia. reSlessness,
trempung, nervous prostralon, mental
depression, loss Of appetite and kid
new or liver complaints.
!: In two days you will feel better. In
"a week you will feel fine, and after tax,
iuE one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and get so cent box today
and get out Of the rut. Remember
John Coleman Co. and dealers every
where are authorized to guarantee
hEm-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
NUMBER "13" HAS
LUCKY EXPONENT
Georgia Mack, OF very Good Eddie, y
/ Reverses the Old Superstition


Theatrical folks are just as supcrStt-
tious ns most people, besides. believing
in n nufnhrr of "InnuS peculiarly their
own. And Grnrfir Mack. tn" dim!nu-
tive comedian appearing in livery food
Eddie" which * coming to the Court
Tomorrow. matiur" and night. IS not en-
tlrrly m exception To tn" rule. But
"l'nlucliy I%" is not one Of his beliefs.
In fact. thu number IL has always been
associated with good luck throughout
his career. as he related a few days
ngo.
You scn" he explained. my full
name il G,nrCe AIDE Mack Cad" hotni7
my mothers maiden namc.l ami there
ar. Just IS letters In this continuation.
was born At number - Prospect ave
nu.. in brooklyn. on June II. and have
never hid ,",raslnn tn reGTrt the day |
WIS born.
VERY Coed Eddie" opened in New
York an November II, 1915. and ran
there just L. months. which is no; bad
record When they w>'r" nlrninE the
pl,.cr either Miss Marhury r Mr.. Com
stock both owners OF the piece. happen
cd "a notice. that th"rr were II letters
in Worry Good Eddie" and had just Il
tinEc Of cold feet over il. They wanted
IA chang. il to Eddy 10 make II twelve
letters. hut they finally decided I" let
:, remain Eddie. Ard look nj tho sue
cess VIZ have had. Now look at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16

Th~ public S"rHlG" commission today
allowed the petition of III. West Viz
.ini:, Heat and Light conn any Cor per
mission 10 iucreaS" its rates for gas.
The company serves CONSTRUCTS IN llar-
rixvi!lr. Prnnshoru and other cummuIi-
los in E!tchn county Th" new rates
ar, - cents Thousand for thc irst
% 900 cubic feet or fraction 'h"rrof.
excess OF 50. 600 foot \ minimum charge
OF so cents a month also Is provided.
and n discount NJ live PEI cen. is al
lowed from tn" 81 cent RI - for prompt
payment of bills. Tho ad iancr in rates
was allowed after tho time OF motto"
had elaps"d AMI no protests had been
fled u WIS ;hc first application for
rat. increase In which every consumer
was notified personally Of tho pro-
posaI. This being required under r. re-
cent ruling OF the commission.
". e. k"Eley. Of Arlington. Virginia,
counsel for the Charter Coal company
Of Mcdowell county. today appeared
before the commission and filed II PRIV
tcst for the coal companies against lin"
application or tho Arpa lachian r"w"r
company for permission To incrcas" rs
rates for power Iudg" i. w Saunders
Of Rluc(nld has filed protests in tho
sour> case for rtch; o. III" power com.
p;,uy'4 IarE" CONSUMERS.
Indications are. Secretary T. L. R"rn-
helm of the commission said today. that
this case Will hn one Of the hardest
fought that has been before tn" COM
mission for several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
Briefs and Personals.

William iIusS. e: Nineteenth str""t Is
III" gu"Si =: his hr"th"r N ''"i"rad".
Miss Eliza h"'iI Workman. oi Wheeling
spent T"St"r'!HT ~ IA" ctI"si At tn" HON"
II MIR. ana Mr. T.. !. i'lrrcu. "G Nine
tc"nth street.
Mr. &nd Mrs J"Am WiTrh"". formerly
81; Center WH;w""L. nay moved /" the
Wh"c.tn:. Island.
i'rnf : s Ja."t,. AZ Wh"c':ng spcn;
yesterday with Warw,'d friends.
Mrs. l.. Nct"li"uGi,. "f Wheeling. spent
:"w da%S rs tho guest at the home al
Mrs. Il. \. Waddcl!. al Center Warwood
Henry kirch"r. % Warw""d avenue IS
erecting thr"" now h"lI:'"s N III" klrch' I
irIghtS Beech Eulinn
Quit" ~ i,unih"r "f Warwnod people
attended II" missionary Convention held
81, IN" Fir~: Presbyterian church III
Wheeling. y"%t,dray.
MIR. and Mrs. willard Reed and family
nf A,uth W:rwo",l. iC:t Yesterday for
Wisconsin. where thy viii make their
tutur" ho;E".
r;corg.. rl..l.anl and family. nc Elm,
Grove. are the guests 80 Warw"nd rcla-
tIH"S.
Superintendent 4. l.. ';r"gc. visited IN
rural schools. yesterday.
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To Promote Gardening.

commissioner Of AGricuit"r" Jane"
II Stewart to-day announced thi't nc
has sent representatives, "t ms az par
u.,.,.: nut thru'lEh III" stat" I" 'hh"hs"'
~ got the different munlcIrRl'HeS 70
nd in the greater produrh"h al ''pu1''
foods. which will b" strongly ','i''" 49,.
,n, s,rInt- With tins end III Vie"
,,,r,,.sirurr stewart - asking tit'
I;ncr.nl municipalities" all Over inc
state t. hav" thu vacant lana III .h NJ,
,,,,.rs fortified and pinwcd ihiS iall
.,r1 winter. IN anticipation OF me WH
drive for greater production "i *'r"e'
food next &prInc. Tn" whole 7N''s'
sava Stewart. must h'' hr0uEh, I"
.,IIzot,un ri the fact that food must Dc
Iu,,.J in abundunCr. and tins - "nc
,,..,,. - Offset tho %hortHc" OF farm pro
duc,s that hns hr"n caused 10y me WIN
drawal Of 50 many men '"T ""' p"'
poses.
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Select Advisory Boards.

Governor CorrWcll has called Il crn-
ference OF prominent attorneys 01 III"
state 70 be held here tomorrow for tn"
purnosc or selecting The fifty "r NOR"
legal advisory boards that will assist
In the new classification Of military
selcctivcs after tn" states first quota
has been sent to Camu Irrn. il WAS an
ununc.d today ny iir"CkrnrIdE" Jones
chief nf the military CENSUS rnd en-
rnlrnrnt depart ncnt.
Those who will TAX" part IN the con
ference are Wells GOudykonniZ OF W IL
liamsnn, president If the West Virginia
i;.r association: Attorney General +.
r. England !. ". Eand"rvori Of Far
kcrshure, Fleming y. Anderson OF Rich
wood resident vice president Of th"
American Bar. association: Governor
Cnrnwcll and breckenridge Jones.
Tho conference Will decide on tn"
number of districts in the state III
which boards will d. NAMED. which
probably will Ice one for each -! IN"
iriy-livc counties and on" each Tor s"V-
rr;.l Of the larger cities. it IL said
The bonrds will hav" the authority
10 call In any or all Of the other attor-
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EXPRESS COMP NlES
SEEK INCREASE OF
10 PR, CT. IN RATES

WASHINGTON. Nov. i3.--ENpr"sa
compsni.S tcGay arrij'd /" the Inter
state Commerce Commission 10 an IN
crease of IL per cent IL ;h"tr rttsS.
The Adams. American. southern and
Wells Fargo rnnnni"S. masking ihc APP
plicat;on in t-h;N: ~: themselves ana
other express crr;lpat'!.'S. st forth th;t>
thcy had suffered = net loss OF S%9.s4N
as the result Of Increases n "r"ra;lHS
expenses and taxes during the iiVst SIN
months of. this year
The companies assert ;hat th"E ARE
carrying on greatly Increased BUSINESS
under the mos; trying Condt;!on$! and
that their facilities are taxed tnT h"-
Sond their normal capacity. RS IN
creaSinSly difficult. ;hc.r appi Sati"n
says. to obtain necessary Labor ;Fid be-
cause CT the increasing demand Tor en-
press and baggage cars for movement
of troops and military supplies. !; has
been impossible TO obtain adequate
equipment.
Frequent and substantial advances IN
wages. particularly 10 employees rcce!v-
ing lower rates OF pay. are said 70 har'
been necessary 10 retain the employees,
and 1t has been necessary 10 hire lark"
numbers OF new men 20 fill the places
OF those drafted into the army or taken
to other employment by higher wages.
Your petitioners r1uSt be enabhd.'
says the application, 20 compete WIKI
industrial and other enterprises II tH"y
are to maintain their organization.
proper standard of service. and other
wise satisfactorily transact their bust
ness"
Present rates. the companies declare,
'ars insufficient for service undrr IN.
listing abnormal conditions and do not
produce suftlclcu: revenue to mot The
actual operating eApcnscs and taxes ~
YOUR petitioners" They add that they
are mot only unah:H ~ earn L reason
able or any return for thor services !"
the public. but are doing business At an
actual loss.
In support OF this contention figures
are cited 20 show that operating on
penses and taxes OF ths four Hriuciral
roads for the six months ending Jun"
80, 1917. were S99.65%&4S. and ccrrii''S
were S99.613.999. The deficit for July
was estimated At more than s@50.n"t.
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ExConvicts in Airy.

Mi .: n" 'Gi CoESIctS III tho state
pcn!t"Giiary whU w"r, rrEISi red in the
military census and enrolment last
JUNE. AMI l:tv" ScnC" Ucrn G.SchH rc,sd
from IN" institution. Will hr certified 10
their :r>p"s':N" boards uIrr;: receipt IF
information concerning their iiSrh;trg"
from IN" 'H$tItutiuu hy B.'ccKrnriGc..
1nn"S. ami Will b" included in tn" NJ "
classification "c Sci"rtiy-S.
This WIS aunoHuced today by Mr..
.I"r.$. who - Chi~f ri n" STATE mil
tary c"n$US I:!d - rollui"Ht department.
ThuS" having been convicted OF the
most S.r:nl:S ni:"nS"N probably will lie
d"ttrr"d from s~rvir" Under tn" rlassi-
iicuti"n "t ''ruoral.y deficient" but 9TH
ers. II found physically fit. Rrc expect
I'll e. be certified for scrvirc II not
exempted for other rc:tSo!IS.
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q, g. O. mEN TO TESTIFY:

rITTSI;l'!IiH. Nuv. l|.--nfiicialS nt
:rc I:altiIu"r" and ono railroad were To-
day crllrJ :" testify before tn" federal
grand Jury h..r. which Is Investigating
tho alleged congestion OF cars contain
in. foods tufts ~ the Pittsburgh dis
ir,rt. /, WITS ".n:"unccd by t.. lsowr:'
Fumes. United States attorney. that Or.
T. e. Mcneil. superintendent II thu
Pittsburgh bureau at food inspections
would b.. questioned regarding the guam
,i,v nC fnndstufr" condemned by his
bureau as being unilI FOR use becau#C
nf alleged failrr" OF the railroads In
deliver promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
LITTLE ONES ANO OLD ONES

James Edwards. 2DS Harriet 81,
Montgomery. Ala. writes: 81 sleep
all night and cough but little. feel
like new man now from USING
Folny's Honey anu Tar. My whole
family is using il now the little
ones and The old ones. Il has cured
orr coughs and broken our colds. "
Foley's Honey AMI Tar clears stopped
air passages, r"moYrS. Ph'Tin, meals
raw intlaiu"d mrmhran"s. soothes
sroc Ghosts. make difficult breathing
an,v AM! relieves those decp-SeAch.
rarkinc coughs.
John Coleman 4 Co.-Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
Plea Of Guilty

Tho stat" department If prohibition
was notified today of a plea OF guilty
h"tn: entered yesterday by Tom Burke
81 ClarksihirG In the federal district
rnurt mt PhilIrpI. IA the charge "f mis-
labelling Il shipment in interstate com
mcrcC and hr was sentenced TO pay a
lin" Of s30n and serve six months In
Jail
The shpm"nt 10 which Eurke con-
Tossed TO miSlah"liInG was carload 81
h,'"r shipped from ohio into West Nir-
9,inGl consigned Ia Il party in Weston
a. Il carload nf glassware.
Eurk" also is und"- Indictment IN ~"
state courts FOR violation of the pro
hihitory law. and his rial has t"rn
S,r for to-day. This hearing. however.
IT VAS necessary. To I'"S,p"n" until the
prisoner has served his federal cour;
sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
Camouf|agG Company
Beng Organized By.
The West gHgInians

CAMP TrE pETEl,cEI-E,, VA
Nae - ,r,n,,Ifl,rp ,.,rununv - lr.-
;,,,. ,-c.,ri,.d 10 m. .,rtiII,.r,. hr,..,d,. of
49,, ,,,.i,,,.I ,-ry -, r,,,iu, l,,
,,,,,,,r r u.... Ei,ri,,io s.l,.,tr eu
,r. .nroilrd IN Inc rn,rr,u,. vhIrh IS
h.,u,- ,.iv,., l,ss,ns an ,I.. ar, uf rrn-
,,.,lirr ,h,. Inr,ri,us rr h,,vv Guns
.,,u,u, pi,,u,, srnnIi,s mud S,nu,s IHr.u,,h
artillery offir.rs hog. 1n .ss,st in Train
ms. ~. r,,, b,,.. ,.,n,J,,v,,,.I r,.,,,.,i,,IIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16
WARWOOD
Good Music for warwood.

The COMMITTEES IN Charge OF tho orl-
torical contest. which IS 70 be given by
the congregation OF The Warwood Rap
list church. At n: chapel on Eighth
street. Thursday evening. November -.
have been negotiating with the BinSville.
Woke Ewartet." during ths past week.
and secured n number az the noted sing
ers for their concert and entertainment.
The music promising 20 hs extremely
entertaining and Il t;rse attendance IS
anticipated.
Also included IN the proSIarn are six
readings. which Will b. given ~ Mrs.
Lima Henulg Shertnan's graduates and
pupils
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r,ro awards of compensation from
IN. state fund We're approved '""hF u!
commissioner L." on rs i"lr," =, NV,
r..,,n ~ Hidden. WAS awarded s. PER
',.,.,.l, rnr life for the REMOVAL of both
,,,.s +. r. r'l"rrr'r. Of kayford. WAS
* for thirty weeks Tor an nnru'at"d
,I,mh So fatalities and 100 accidents
aero reported today.
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ar,nav Sewing Meeting.

An atl-day saving session was MN
v.ster,Iaty at thu hom" 81 Mrs. h'N.'T; ~: ~:
Warwc"d ;tv.nu". at which tim" all 81:
,hs members and quit" 1t tcw guests o.
thu , sunshine Club w"r" present ana :!
trr..t d"aI was accomplished on Hnltlnt:
and sewing Tor the solder h"yS. Arngm ::
,tr,i,Ics which were mpl.t"d yesterday,
-. Enittcd sweaters wriSti"IS. ana i
,-reat nuubrr OF hospital garments
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program. and you will notice there nre
Just II principals in the cast and. also
Is musical numbers. In the show / ding
song about wearing q l3 collar. !
weigh I13 pounds. and I have been on
the stage jus, Is years. I am still run
MINK my 1919 Cadillac and getting lot
Of FUN out OF it. l have two ehndren
and only need eleven moro IN complete
my list q lucky lS's.
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Church Indies VIII Sew.

Tho ladies' ot tn" lGca! iT'ShE;"Wt' ;!S
church, will NEE, II, tn" hmni'. oi Mrs.
FRANK Pltsch. in Center N;tr",,"r, ~.
Thursday ut mex: w".k. :"r m pUrp"S,'
az sewing for IN" Red ross ,o'ict:d =:
his his. session and the sewing and knitting
w.u be given To tn" Red Cross i"r Sn''
-Ient to the camps.
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To OryanIze Boy Scouts.

On next Thursday evening. ~ tn. Cen
. ter Warwood school. on WarwUCd ave-
nue. quite 4 number OF II" young boys
Of the Lutheran church will be present
for the organization OF boy scout unit.
Scout Master George Bruhn will be
ably assisted by Stanley Thomas and an
address will also be made hy the Scout
Executive II. .. Portz. who IL in charge
.oG. the Scout movement III the wheeling
. d. rict.,
R>out movement has been very
successful in this city. Rev. Francis VI.
Bihdle. the former pastor Of the Chris.
tian church. being the scout master o.
the boys of that organization.
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povery Social

-, newt Mnndav evening in "a" haS"'
,oenr Of the Christian church. on Sev"n,
ten,h stree. tn" Loyal pauSht"rS vi, WI.
rnnduc; i poverty social. y silver "firr
iuc viii hr taken ut tn" door ana W.
proceeds will go - very worthy '''"
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Ia" n":.i" - Suacri;I;, tri"nt and Mrs. y.
l.. Gregg. - center Wtrwr",t. Mr.. E;ttu::
- stationed At r'Hfn:' ShrmI!i. thiti-
Gothic. AMI h:l.. t"'an E"Hn',d :, four -;
iuTir;I-i
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STIFF SENTENCE.

WUM lS,;TON. prl.. Nov. 1S.---ln
general sessions court today. Charles
Miller Harry Cold and Charles Harrison
-: Philadelphia. who u loaded guilty o.
rocketpickinE, were sentenced tn SIN
wears imprisonment and twentH-f1Fe
lashrs each Fifteen laShes will b. adj
u;nis,ered nrxt Saturday and the ten
the following Saturday,
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rendered and the remainder n; M nj '"E
noon was spent in SOW; ing. y SILVER 80 .
$50. u,iII h. used in tho interests %
the mission work OF this society.
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LADY BUCCANEERS"

Musical burlcsorc, fashioned IN the
latest style. will he given by the Lady
buccaneers" at tho Court theatre. t1rst
half Of next week starting with matinee
Monday Nov. ~. spending \ NH
lion" is the name Of the farce TO Do
presented. 1t treats in numerous
manner Of the difficulties met with and
overcome in an effort /" get rid or a iot
Of valuable securities that are "littcr1ng
up the place
The leading parts in the comedy haEe
been assigned to Friedrich itacket. FRANK
Penny Elwood Benton. Mac clark FIGS
sic McCloud. Mahlc McCloud- Frank
Hanscom, Grace Dempsey. Collin SW-
dam and Pauline Jansen. The chorus on
twenty ras,idious young girls bcdecI1d
and hcicwcIlcd. is an important Item on
the "l;ucclnccrS" bill or fare.
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ONLY ONE "eRoMO QUINlNE"
To get the genuine. call for full
name. LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN!NE.
Look for signature OF E. w. GROVE
Cures 4 cold in Il day. 30c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-16

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. ". GROVES sigma
tore is on each box. Soc.
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G. 70. 3. NJ. Tea Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon at the church
rooms of the Christian church in Center
warwood. the members o. the c. W. r..
N. Society entertaind quite a number OF
lguests and a enjoyable afternoon was
oent. A short musical program was
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Camp Meeting.

The members Of Miss Nellie Moore's
Sunday school class OF the local E'resby-
etrfan church. Will hold very import.
ant meeting at the home Of one OF the
members. Miss Estella Meyer. in Center
WarWood, this evening.
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In some parts OF Germany. according
| to the bulletin Of the Chicago section or
The American Chemical Society. cleo
margarine is quoted at higher prices
than butter. -
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an Short PurlopGh.

Corporal Charles Eaton 81 n'Gsi ' ,,'
Warwood high school. Is the guest a
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news IN their respective dla'ncS |" "'
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\ laboratory 10 be created at Fsa-
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largely h. 4 number Of private con-
Germs.
The Jasper news., 1917-04-12
SHE FOUND REAL
SOURCE OF HELP
Elwood Woman Declares
Tanlac Brought Relief
When Others
Failed.

St. Joseph. Mo April II, 1917.
Mrs. Martha Barnes, we'll known
woman OF Elwood, Kans., near
here, says she cant praise Tanlac,
the Master Medicine, too highly
because of the benefits it brought
her.
For the last two years l have
suffered with stomach trouble, ="
Mrs. Barnes said on March 6. Il
suffered from dull headache all
the time and had a bad taste in
my mouth constantly. My ap-
petite was very poor. had to be
careful What I ate, too. No mat
ter what l would eat it seemed
that nothing would agree with me.
| was so nervous that l couldn' t
sleep at night and would get up
in the mornings feeling tired.
Il tried lots and lots of medicine
without any benefit but Tanlac
was recommended to me so highly
that | decided to take one more
try for relief and take the new
medicine. The headaches that
formerly bothered me have com
pletely vanished. My appetite
has improved so much that just
want to eat all the time and every
thing eat agrees with me. sleep
soundly and peacefully at night
and get up in the mornings feeling
fine.
"TanIac has helped US so much
that 1 want to recommend it to
my friends and l hope others
bothered as will give it a trial. "
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is
especially beneficial for stomach,
liver and kidney trouble. catarrhal
complaints, nervousness, sleepless-
ness and the like.
Tanlac is now being specially in
PRODUCED and explained in Jasper
at H. +. Pitts.