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6ilnlg fret entipideIt, In einerl
Gage. a1ie aooof Stlltto, Repile
9lof, rs. uno Surnep, Omaha.
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1911 SplDarS Ctr. omaha, 9e6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
gPiifiiippi gyarmeu.

Golftuiteu. 2ano; fem beiieres,
S25 biz $40 per 4der. u. &. SmItb
So, 914 gitp 0atI gont 8Iog.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
6aararbeifen.

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fdmmten Scare llro i9 made 50.
nen einen 3opt 75c bis $3.50.
W1ofe aud llbrfctten. goitbdteI.
Irln9eu prompt beiorgt. Gath. San.
len, 29G u Dagtor, ct. BniI,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
QllfaIfa un0 96meine

5ie fptiIen, mas Dies be0ertet. Gu
iebnten it6 ftets nod elmer 6arm.
bic itets itdete @rnten Imiefert; mir
baben ioI6e. SIN gtorrin gourth.
inn Gale Oes 0ortb 9Iotte, baben
mir etnige feline berpdHerte 5arnrn
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Corn 8ei3eh Safer, adrtoffeIn,
y3uderriiben un0 ale @artengemiiIc
nobe Der 6to6t. 8ir perfoufen Die,
ie, etnidItebIid 6es Baiierre6tes
fir $50 bis $50. aIetne an8obItlng,
9 Sabre 8eit fir Reit. 5rnst ms
uno i6reibt fir 2tterntltr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
,,Gift Novelties
8ud geo. 6.
Son Mseftns Gsrsstt.

Slni5fg gInlethineen fur acknowledgement
in 9Gfelarbeit. Bla1 iiroet bierbei Wefnents
flr ieoes DiitgIieo Der Samilie, fpte g6arsery
Sauotiher, 4aoelitiien Iiidoedhen (8piIieBl,
3af9entiher. 6dubden, adbfditen, 6mMu6s
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3reioe bereiten. Gle itnbefi unter Der crphea
MuatDabI fiher b0s BaiieHbe fur SbIe Ser
lpnRoten obeu 9efdfuien.
sizes Bu6 f6r i2c portofrei Der Bot beg
fnnot.
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1911 6Smar6 eiraRe Omaha, Reba
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

BiIoer bon ben @ebouliffeiteH aei
gen. .. g. Manllcr, 1867 0mabo
Sectional. &cIepbon Douglas 1865.
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antemObils.
AntO.8 i~eparntnrcu.

Eea & ginfleD-32tS $ornep.
Gritfloiiige anto, Reporotitren. Auf.
friffen mo1t a1e Cars ne11. Storfe
SaIepp.gor. - Eel. Douglas 1910.
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0irttibs.
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Dompfbdoer, 1909 Sotparo Strabe-
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II. eIeftr. 8ebonoliiug. Gag ii. gsoft
geoffnet. @bteilltng fir 4ometL s
llbr morgens bis 6 ltbr obenos. @.
Omaha DtineroImolier. Doug. 4753.
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Mahnne 8arLpr.

MaKnge garlOr. - grduIein Sci.
ger uno Sri. gbuo 8idialls. @tine.
rail-, 9ompf. uit6 8dnnenbG6er.
5ountags urb aben6s g%eoffnet. 22S
ReOtae 8Iof. 16. uno Sornep.
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Sa6e 8 eritfIaIFas farmtn in scr

ltmgegeno BON @otertomlL 9. o,
ifpuar5er @runo, dap unteraruno
Gorn- mo 4liolfa.gono. 8crlnHlF
nsans 4r<iie. 0Iien Gle ntia SHiiea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
glebrasta Harmen N perfanfen.

aleine gebroSfd 8armen at leih.
ten 3obIungen ~ 5 4der oiifparts.
8ir benrbeiten Die Sbnen berfmtfte
6orm. She Snngerforb gutato
6rOfuers Min, Is. Ii. &oipnro Ctr,
9maha. Sch. 8. 9371. ii.
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adrmsn ~ perfnafeH.
Saul SDoolp
0entidler 2nnn-Ndent

Sd babe 2ano iiberaa 5u berfni-
fen unb Su oertnii9en; aud Sduier
i'll Omaha. Selepbon Doug. S711.
1875 grm6eis Building, Smobo.
SILT
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GnelGnos greIe iahelf. Dos BAT
ne INNER getan. iperut Is iDieoer
einutnl aeiiineen mar. nel,en 1or.
potm fur oH britiffr 5tantsfnraIr
~ crlaussn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

SSeIi6c Omaha Sribaue.
as1f pBlUarS Cir. 6rRaba, &ebr.
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-Mdnnlid n. luei6IidJ

Steaengcimfe: GbeIeute ME
aud Iebige Mt6nrer iuhen Qrbeit
m1f Sornten. 8eaber employment
asenep, 3t9 g. IL. 6tr., Omaha.
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graf6i6es Sdfel gnd.

9iD. i.
&fbt nrnTfaHbtge grietiltugeH Der berf1ies
nf7egt Gdfeffitde, init oeu 0eutlt6jieH Setpf
faaloen, I'll groseug NaBltabe ge5eibHet, no.
bi1kH e eenI gergenoeI Ietnt gentant TT 81
seneI uno ~ f1pierer. @utbdlt 3eiduIuigen
mo unteripeiiuggen 8nr 9eriteIt1ng bon
EplheHfaniesf, EiHfdbefI MloflDen, gaH0tuds
s1naea, 8~obbsaapDen, ardge1. IifnmatteH uffo.
&aS Bhmlein III prncpibca n1f benz alec
hefien Bapier aebrudt
Eie tueroeH 6iefes Bu1 81 iddBeH miiien.
neaH "a sbHgn bnrIieBt 9llH Oerfe1le mint,
f& n1sieibe al ben giHitleen BeoEHenHgeH ans
Hnimnffest, Mrter met1eit mir es dHbieteH.
EleseA Sun fur 1sc p~ortofret pet Bot bers
fuapA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
Silet 60kelbM1
go. 1.
Bon Sane Jore.

EtIet 5dzeihua s7r. T. rie bier aesssaS,
e1iblit Il eeiiuaeeH NIB nuHoerfh5ne 51li
ftxntiDuetf fAr due Arten bon Bilets5dfeIdrbef'
2Ka mi Hxgl9ffI6gu. Se6e Srdn Detteifert
Nas 9glesse IN Dhlftern ~ 5efommen. Wn,
meH Gle 5afeInrbeif2 Gelnen sic btreft iii
refes HtKh. tpelbes hns reinbaIiigfte urD bil.
Meife M2uIierbiih 1T. IS errei6t eber Den
HDe&. aS H1@er bon % Bic 80 gerts
tlebez 200 usaftgr nBge5iI6et.
teies gam thr 12e portofret pG Ton rer
5aHbA
sGsIide Emaba sri6dne,
1911 6piDarD Sir. Smd6d, Re6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
g~erIanat-N taunIidl.

0aunlidl uSer iuetblifJ: Ser
lGngt Sod, @eidirrnaider fir
Stootarbeit. 3t9 @. IL. Ctr.
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fHgettai Anscieen Der 9fibans 81
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Gin 3eIt, ~ bel IL SUP, 5 SUI
Seitenb6be, aodofen. @Bgeidirr fir
6 Mldnn, 81 perfdufen. 81 bciifti-
gen am Sonntog, morgens 5piihen
8 un6 10 ltbr, 1914 @. 5. 5traBe.
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aelide Cmaba grbine.
1911 Sslaaro Sh Enaha, RsbE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
8cFlisel nnO sebarfsnrtitel.

q. 6. 81. S. Reo Gier, is, $1.25;
Sc per 100; glnmntotb 8. gpfins
Gnten ii Gier 81. S. Y. Supm,
gcnlon 91eb. Eel. 9enion 27S.
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gerIanst: Mdoden fir oIee.
meme &ausorbeit, cine. Die abenOs
uah SouIe eeben fam. Sarnep
500. -4.t4st7
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&erlungt: @ao6en fir oIlge.
meme $ausorbeit. @mpfeblunsen
berlonet. 8oln1lt 12S. Z.14.17
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-05
Navy League Notes.

The men of the Navy having
been supplied with knitted gar
ments, the Comfort COMMITTEES
OF the Navy League of Rig
Stone Gap. has received permits
sion from Washington to send
their knitted garments direct
to the men at Camps Lee and
Admission.
Last week box containing
twenty one (2D complete sets,
sweaters, mufl'lers, helmets,
wristlets and socks was sent
to Admission in care of Major
Bullitt. A box is now being
prepared to be sent to Camp
Lee IN care of Captain j. II.
Douglas, not later than the 10Th
OF this month.
Sweaters are The most needed
articles and the Comfort Com
mittee hopes to send at least
seventy five of them in the next
shipment. y new supply of
wool has just arrived and any
one wishing to help will lie sup
piled with wool and needles
either by Mrs. f. j. Prescott or
Mrs. d. B. Pierson.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Conner
left last Thursday night for Ar
temus, KY. where MIR. Conner
viii! operate his new coal mines,
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Nilsson, Of Atlantic CITY.
n. j., who has been spending a
few days in the Gap with her
daughter, Mrs. Reuben Masters,
returned this week 10 her home.
Her little grand son, Reuben
Masters, accompanied her home
where he will remain while his
mother is taking treatment in
Hendcrsonville, N. e.
w. w. Buckley, who under.
went a serious operation in the
Abingdon Hospital about four
weeks ago, returned to his
home i'll the Gap Tuesday, ac.
colnpanied by his sister, Miss
Pariiee Buckley, who has been
with him ever since the opera
ton. His condition has been
greatly improved and he will
soon be able to be out again.
Fleet Strong, one OF the many
young men who was called to
the colors from Wise County,
returned to Big Stone Gap last
week from Camp Lee. having
been exempted on account of a
dependent family.
Ayers Chapel, a union church
near the furnace, has recently
been remoddled aud improved
very much. An addition of
eight feet has been added to the
building, making it that much
longer. Those who have sub
scribed 10 the fund for this i'm
provement and have not paid
their subscription should do so
ut once in order that this i'm
provement account can be
liquidated at once.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-05
Masonic Entertainment.

The Big Stone Gap Lodge No.
POS \. h. Il a. NJ. aud Steven.
son Chapter, No. ID, X. A. NJ.
will give an entertainment at
the Masonic Lodge Room on
Tuesday evening, Dec. nth.
No admission. Freewill offer.
ing for the benefit Of our boys
who have gone to the front.
y delightful musical program.
THIS is not an entertainment
for Masons only but for their
wives, daughters and friends.
Refreshments at the close of
program.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-05
housewives. Notice.

Pies, cakes, potato chips and
salads for sale,
10 MIR. Hoover we will not tell
the tale,
The young ladies of Missionary
Society
viii how that cooking is on a
boom
Saturday noon in Taylors Sam
pie Room.
Or phone orders to Mrs. l. g,
Taylor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-12-05

IN. L. irvine ana j. w. Chalk
ley spent n few days this week
III Harlan on business.
Miss Nancy Harding, who
has been spending some time in
the Gap, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Gilmer, returned
Friday to her home in Castle.
woods, for IL few days. Master
James Polk Taylor, accompa
MED her home.
Mrs, John Litton and little
daughter, Mary Jane, have
been spending II few days in the
Gap with Mrs. Pierpoint, while
their home iii Norton, which
was damaged by fire last We'd
nesday, is being repaired.
Little Miss Ruth Mahafrey
spent Il few days last week at
lmboden with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Davis.
See fancy bags, knitting bags
aud carnisoles at Goodloe Broth.
ers' opening Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Madge Munsey spent a
few days last week ut Green
vile. Tenn, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ohio Mullen.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. g. Gilmer, of
the Cove, spent Saturday in the
Gap with DR.. and Mrs. j. y.
Gilmer.
Miss Emily Richmond, of
Gate City, spent n few days in
town last week visiting Misses
Margaret and Adelaide Petit.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Davidson
entertained a their home at
Stonega, Sunday for dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. j, b. Daugherty,
Of the Gap, Mrs. n. d. Pressly,
of Norton, Misses Mary IL d
Lucy CULLEN and Il. j CULLEN.
Miss Margie White spent a
few days last week ut Bristol
with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Robinson.
Misses Juaneta, Margaret and
HELEN Taylor spent few days
at Clinchport last week with
their grand mother, Mrs. Hell
len Falin.
Johnny Gilley is spending
several days in Chicago, where
he sold a large plumber of his
fine cattle TO Armours,
DR.. and Mrs. G.. G. Honeycut
spent Thanksgiving with rela-
lives in Scott County.
Miss Mary Lee Maiden pri.
mary teacher in tn Q public
school, spent the Thanksgiving
Holidays with her sister in
Clintwood.
Lieut.. Ryland Craft arrived
in the Gap last week from Fort
Myers. where he has been in
training for several weeks. He
will spend few days with his
fhther, Rev. j. B. Craft, before
going to Camp Lee, where he
will help train the new recruits.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cherry. of Norton,
Messrs. Robert and Deck Elan
AIRY, of Wise, were guests at
their sister, Mrs. j. W. Kelly,
Thanksgiving for dinner.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. II. e. Taggart spent
Tuesday in Bristol shopping.
Miss Edith Ballard spent a
few days last week visiting
friends in Lee county.
Big Christmas opening a t
Goodloe Brothers Friday and
Saturday.
Mira. w, j. Draper and little
niece, Helen Sargent, spent a
few days at Clinchport last
week with relatives.
Miss Rachel Craft, who is at
tending school at Virginia In
termont in Bristol, spent the
Thanksgiving Holidays in the
Gap with her father, Rev. j. b.
Craft.
The Guild of Christ Church
will meet with Mrs. Hinkel
Thursday afternoon al four
o'clock.
The Presbyterian Aid Society
will hold its annual Bazaar at
the Mutual Drug Store on Sat
urday afternoon, December eth
from two TO five thirty o'clock.
Fancy work, knitting bags,
caps, aprons and good things
to eat will be on sale.
Headquarters for Santa Claus
at Goodloe Brothers Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Mary Preston, Of Taze-
well, was the attractive guest
few days last week of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Kelly, in the Gap.
Mrs. Will Weary spent a few
days at Keokee last week visit
ing her mother.
MIR. and Mrs. Williams, of
Norton, spent Wednesday in
the Gap with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
2. Fleenor, enroute to Chicago.
Mrs. Jones and grand daugh-
ter, Esther Gibson, spent a few
days last week i'll Bristol visit
ing friends.
DR.. j, w. Kelly left Monday
night on a few days business
trip to Louisville and Cincin-
natl.
Miss Mary Conner has been
spending several days in Coal.
wood, w. Va, visiting her
brother, Chas. Conner, Jr.
Claude Black, of Knoxville,
spent the Thanksgiving Holt
days in the Gap with his sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Branham.
Miss Ella Aston, of Lebanon,
was the attractive guest f
Misses Margaret and Adelaide
Petit few days last week.
j. Nj. johnson and son, John
Henry johnson, of Gate City,
spent Thanksgiving in the Gap,
the guest of MIR, and Mrs. II. y.
Ayers.
Miss Juliet Knight returned
Tuesday from Abingdon, where
she spent several days visiting
her sister, Miss Kathleen
knight, at Martha Washington
College.
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Anything you want to max
nice Christmas present at
Goodloe Brothers.
Harry G. Wallace has resign
ed his position with the Wise
Printing Company and left
Sunday night for Cincinnati,
where he will take u business
course.
Lieut.. Henry Goodloe, of Fort
Myers, the youngest brother of
the Goodloe Brothers, in the
Gap, spent few days here this
week enroutc to Camp Lee.
Lieut.. aud Mrs. Sam McChes.
ney, who have been spending
several weeks at Camp McClel-
Ian in Admission, Ala, arrived
IN the Gap Monday, where they
VIII speud several days visiting
Mrs. McChesney's parents Mr..
aud Mrs. w. S. Beverly.
The Woman Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. w. II.
Polly Thursday afternoon ut 4
o'clock.
The following birth announce
ment has been received in the
Gap. arrived at Washington,
y. g., this thirtieth day of No
vcmber, 1917, Merle Conrtnav
Crowder TO Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II
Crowder, weight six pounds
and eight ounces" Mrs. Grow
der was formerly Miss Courtney
Williams, who taught in the
East Stone Gap and Coeburn
high schools and has visited in
the Gap number of times.
Mrs r. d. Baker aud daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes, of Winchester,
KY, spent Thanksgiving i'm the
Gap with Mrs. Bakers father,
D. n. Moore.
The Mutual Drug Store at
this place was sold last week to
the Ayers Drug Company, a
new corporation recently or
gani2ed, with j. B. Ayers as
manager The new concern
will continue the business at
the old stand on Wood Avenue.
and will make it up to.date in
every particular.
Misses Nell, Ruth and Jean
Mars and Miss Crookshaw, of
l.. b. s., at Pennington Gap,
motored over to the Gap Friday
from Keokee, with Earl Phelts,
and spent few hours.
Lieut.. Henry Bullitt, who is
stationed at Camp Mcclellan,
Admission, ALA. arrived in the
Gap Thursday, where he will
spend a few days at the home
of his sister, Mrs. j. w. Chalk.
ley.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Grubbs, Il ten pound girl on
last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Alsover
and two children, MISS Evelyn
and Master Robert, spent a few
days in Cincinnati last week
shopping.
j. w. Sprinkle, of Wilder,
spent n few days in the Gap
last week. His daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, who IS attending
school here. accompanied him
home for the Thanksgiving
Holidays, returning to the Gap
Monday.
STRAYED.-One COW, deep
rel color, dehorned and blind
in right eye. Reward for infor,
nation leading to recovery-E.
A, Harner, Big Stone Gap, Va.
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RED CROSS FOR SOLDIERS

The Red Cross sent To Camp
Lee on Tuesday of this week
100 Sweaters, 40 muirlers, 81
pairs of wristlets, "a pairs of
socks.
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r. 7. Irvine and j. w. Chalk
ley spent few days this weel,
III Harlan on business,
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GOVERNOR APPOINTS
LADD OH INSPECTOR
TO SUCCEED PROF. Nv. E. WASH
BURN WHO WILL GO no NOR.
WAY. & 81

-.Sa. Y
DEE. +. Lsadd, president Of the No.
Dakota agricultural colloge,wasss yes-
terday appointed state oil inspector TO
succeed Prof. ". +. Washburn, who
will. 50 to Norway to study the paint
industry. Dr.. Iadd will hold Ne.p
sition Of oil inspector under this com
mission until July /, when he becomes
ex-oficio oil inspeetorsunder the law
passed by the last legislature. s
The last legislature put the oil ID.
spection under the state food depart
ment, Of which Dr.. Laddi Is the head.
After July !, Prof. B. 1. Smithof the
agricultural college will be the OIL
chemist and will then make the Re.
quired test Of all oil shipped into The
state.