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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

those stifened joints, that backache, rheu-
matism, lumbago, sciatica, gall stones.
gravel, brick dust" etc. They are n
effective remedy for all diseases Of the
bladder, kidney, liver, stomach and allied
organs.
GOLD MEDAL Haariem Oh Cspsules
cleanse the kidneys and purify the blood.
They frequently ward of attacks Of the
dangerous and fatal diseases of the kid
ncys. They have beneficial effect, aud
often completely cure the diseases of the
bodily organs, allied with the bladder and
kidneys.
II you are troubled with soreness across
the loins or with simple" aches and pains
in the back take warning, it may be the
preliminary indications OF some dreadful
malady which can be warded of or cured
il taken in time.
Go to your druggist today and get a boz
Of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules.
Money refunded II they do not help you.
Three sizes. GOLD MEDAL are the pure,
original imported HARLEM Oil Capsules
Accept No Substitntes.-Adv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
1.-THE SNAKY PEACE"-AFAB
BY EUGENE n. BLAKE
Of the viuiIantes,

A snake having invited tame squir.
rel to play on the ground and enjoy
the fallen acorns. swallowed the little
animal half down before II knew what
had happened.
But the squirrel catching Its breath.
twisted around and caught the snakes
neck.
"The squirrel attacked me-" the
snake managed to say to man who
had come up with stick to see what
the trouble was.
let the man decide what IL Just"
the squirrel offered, "and we will abide
by it."
The snake objected: IT must, as
things stand today. In the name of the
Serpentine Power. decline this court
'as ISejudlced."
The squirrel asked what the snake
would agree to.
"An intimate meeting for discussion
would be the way to remove the nu-
merous intentional or unintentionnl
MISUNDERSTANDING. Let us crawl into
this hollow log where we can't be an
noyed by outsiders and I will cheer.
fully dlsgorge and return to the status
quo ante"
Just as soon as the belligcreE.s had
got out OF sight In the log and the
snake could finish annexing the rest
NJ the squirrel, Its fangs darted out Of
n knot-hole and sank into the mans
foot.
Bsck-fire: The world had better
have look In at the peace conference.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Cghl Cnlomel makes You sick. It's
horrible Take dose Of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Cnlomel, when II comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into II. breaking
II up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. II you are slug
gish and "all knocked out" II your
liver Is torpid and bowels constipatcd
or you have headache, dizziness, cont
ed tongue. II breath Is had or stomach
sour, just try spoonful Of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarnntce-Go to any
drug store and get bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone for few cents. Take O
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
CaIomeI Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money il it doesnt
liven your liver and bowels and straghten
you up without making you sick.

spoonful and II II doesn't straighten
you right up and make you feel hne
and vigorous / want you to 20 back to
the store and get your money. Dod-
sons Liver Tone is destroying the sale
OF calomel because II is real liver
medicine entirely vegetable, therefore
1t cannot salivate or make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful OK
Dodson's Liver Tone viii put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and consu-
pnted waste which Is clogging your
system and milking you feel miserable.
I guarantee that bottle Of Dodson'a
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam
Ny feeling fine for months. Give II to
your children. II is harmless; doesn't
gi,pe and they like its pleasant taste.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
5 Cents. AT Your GrOccrs'
Stacker.

Mrs. Norman Whtchousc," said n
Colony club member, "failcd In her
propngr da work abroad. Well I'm
not surprised. She has too sharp a
wit for good proTagnndist.
"Ohce, just after our declaration
Of war, she attended n luncheon here
A young man on her rlgai had the
impolitcncss, during the egg course, 10
yawn. She looked astonisled. nnd the
young man said contritcly:
"'Excuse me; I'm bored
MRS. Whitehouse stared nt the stu.
pid .Gung fellow. and said:
"fh, don't be bored. Go and b,
drilled"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
MY LETTER TO HIM
BY EDNA ". M'coY

Of the vIeilantes.
Now this is the letter I write him.
While my heart is sick with dread:
you are Just where you should be. my
son,
Standing staunch. where your duty LED
AT home we are well and happy.
And cheerful. and proud OF our boy,
In this war of the World-laddie--
a soldier son is joyl
your father struts. Just a little,
And sis wears your pin all the while
While 1-well the star on your Servic,
Flag.
Brings to my lips q smile"
And wyite the little nothings,
or home, that are much. when away.
The funny things that have happened.
Throughout my homely day.
Then 20 and sit by a window.
And look to the rising sun,
Where "over seas"-in the trenches
He will fight till TIN victory's woni
Then-going back to my letter
With tear-wet eyes sign:
with dear love from your mother
Who Is glad her boys In iine."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
il skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into
n bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White, shake well, and you
have quarter pint OF the best freclle,
sunburn and tan lotion. and complexion
beautifier, ut very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces of Orchard White for n
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how frcck-
les, sunburn. windburn and tan disap-
pear and how clear, soft and white the
skin becomes. Yes! 1t Is harmless.--
Adv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
His Audience with Him.

A rnthcr pompous would-bc member
Of parliament rose To make an extend
cd speech AT nm electionecring meet
Ing. He began In sententious fashion !:
"Mr. Chairman, have lived long
long enough"
Hear. hear" yelled n member of
laughter the aspiring VI. L. sat down.
london Tit-Bits.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Husband twinding the alarm clock)
Il tell you I've got to set the alarm.
Efiie. ! was late on the job again this
morning.
Wife Indignantly do you
think more Of your job, sir, than you
do Of our precious baby's peaceful
slumbcr? ?-Buffnlo Express.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
For Pimpiy Faces.

To remove pimplcs and blackheads
smear them with Cutlcura Ointment.
Wash of In 1--WE mlsutes with Cuticura
Soap and hot water. For free samples,
address "Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston"
At druggists and by mail. Soap %,
Ointment % and 50.-Adv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
Not Aiulterated.

you have to aduterate things now
adays. don't your" asked the man In
the restaurant.
"Oh, yes" replied the boss, with n
smile.
And II you don't there's a fine i'm
posed, Is there notT'
80 l believe"
well, l got II 5-cent cigar here yes
terday."
"Oh, yes, I know; and there was II
piece OF rope in It,"
a piece Of rope? Why, my dear sir,
II was all rope!"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22
Thinking Is Such a Bore.

"Do you suppose Reggie ever thinks
Of marryingf" "Oh, I fancy he has
his man attend to all that"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Groye's Tasteiess chilli Tonic
rcssbres yitaiity and enorgy By purifying ana en-
nehlnG the blood. fou can soon feel It's Strength
eninS, fnviyoratins knect. Prize, 6sr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Frugal Swain.
There was just little hesitation on
the girls part whether the engagement
should be announced at once.
net II be now" her lover plead
ed. and help me To save the luxury
tax on the ring."--London Tit-Bits.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Every friend IL worth n thousand
dollars--but you can't buy friendship
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Good limitations are sometimes su-
perior to poor originals.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Suppostion.
why doesn't Dawes hair turn
grny?"
IL suppose he knows how tn use dye
as II cnInouflage."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

Some men can't screw their courage
up without corkscrcw.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1918-08-22

His Ration.
Stella-The sugar ration Ii three
pounds a week.
Knickcr-Er-how long will you
last?
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Grange FToErAm.

Thr following program has boon ar,
ranged hy lhr lecturer "t tho Smlihi"'H
Grange for Tuesday evening. July l"'
1915:
Amcrira--By Grange.
Us..S OF Discarded clothing. Mrs. j. Is.
Francis.
Drha,c-"Rcsolvcd That The Young
People If Today Arc As atri"ttc as
Those Of Any other rn.".-Affirm0tTe
.Iuf,n Wrlday and Jas. M"h"lltn: mega
nv" j. Vaul Taylor and Samuel J.
Waugh. - VIA,
I;iTr Som" Methods Of Modern War
farrell. i. II. II, anderson.
i;"ll Cal!-War Tim" Economies
Grange.
VIA; i. R"d cross and Y. N. G. A,
bong For soldiers in thu |. y. y: IN
i'ranrr"- Whr,lrr W"lday.
How Ir"cs n E"Cimrni 60 about TAX
ing II Trench "-italrh MnlIcrncc
!. Rrci.ntior-Th" Flag IN The Farm
Mrs. prtn W. F"s:rr
Vocal Solo. Miss Myrtle M"llu%h.
Discussion II 2 Plan 10 Give Farmers
Jus; REPRESENTATION in "glslaii"i. l'nr-
r,",llarly Tho sheep Industry and The
I'r.,, - CORN nn'! Wheat fiXIpE ny inc
,;u,crnn,-nr ~. i. Rose.
current f..tulS--IlrS. Mac M"h"il'u
riarr Solo Mrs. Wheeler W"ldaE.
Como md har" II feast "f good things
Thysir;liiy and mentality
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DULLNESSFO
STOCK MARkE I
3 e IN G. IN G

MEN YORK.. July n.--M!i-su,rn,"r
part "f tn-t;ay's stock mark; session.
bu; ,hc final hour was cniiv"n"d by m
active selling movement. With nunlFr-
nlS' ~. losses.
United States Steel anil related indus
trials. rs we'll rs ~hipiinSS and various
Spr"laiti"S. w..r" carried down ~ III"
ahrup; decline. Snmatra toha"c" being
rho w"ak"St iSSu" 1T an extreme r"i"r-
sal - points.
STANDARD rails wore at their b"st in
III" later dealings. bit forfeited their
moderate. gains with many "f the low
priced Interpretations. Reports that
some ~ n" important railway COM
,stni.S would defer dividend payments
vending adjustment Of cont ractural rn-
lationS with the government met with
pr"lnp; denial.
lacking more rncent reasons. TN"
markers l"thargy during tho "ar!y and
intermediate periods was commonly
nSrri!."i :" IL" proposed luxury TAX.
AM; rh~ Cnrcrnr,.n,'S EXHAUSTIVE" wealth.
"r -.nnri. which again iampenHd crop
prn&r"rt>.
TIL, COS: "f new corporate Financing
W. .t'rH:Siz"d h! reports thai the
:"rti'"'''n'nc ts>h" OF '"'N'"'''" 49,
,,-....S .v,,,:li H. ,r-r"r"d n p =, per cent
hr::f.:. s>.,i.>.v' "t ~" syndcats's r"m-
-!:~>i-a.
-'&ns. aul ,.,h.r aiv"rE" "nnd:tI"HS
-" :,nrrly n"utraized 10y III" ni'"d
80. S..-"l d." statement. Showing
-: ::,,rra~., &c nl,unS; 1000 Ions N an
::':e,i r:.!.ls. tTn t;:st gain sine last.
.::."'nrv.
:''.irrn> rcNani.' gas shares. w'r.'
h.c.: ~ al inns. f""ni.'S ';a~ .'"inS
Il @;ritln- ">""p:'"r. n = p"in; H6-
y"na. .>;;,..s "r,"Hai"'I I" "'"'"'"
cN"""S
;..,ni% ,-..,... steady ~ light trading.
~. ~ ,~~l.,.r ~ i>;nS partial r':'"N'r!"S
frc.,r; .h".r ..p:lv s"'-ha"S. sales par
v..'us, .r-r.cai"d s;.'"n." non. '''!
y-.t.I Stats l.,a.!s ~.ro an"Ea"S' j IN
cali
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BANK CLEkRINGS
FINANCIAL OPINIONS

(Ey Private Wire tn \. j.. MaStcn y Coz
Henry I:lcwS & 60. Say--'rlr stFIk-
ing evidence nr general snundH"ss IN
business is found in the record ~ IAN
urcs which for the first six months OF
thr current year showed liabilities "f
$50 nnn n0N. the smallest amount report
cd since 1907.
WaShlngton.-The sulphur industry
rr tho country today passed into GOV
rrnnr7lt control.
Times says-ThnuEh bankers nav"
been steadily working m tn" terms. u
is moi expected that the Bethlehem Steer
Cnrnoration financing will be arranged
before next week when an announce
,n"nt will probably be made "t new
offering Of $50,Dn0.0 Quo notes /" Elcld
unfortunately 7.75 percent. G"id com
IN tho amount rf $3.50 .n0n.hh0 has bccn
withdrawn from the suh-trra$ury I"r
shiuncnt to Mexico. The National cay
Tank Of New York announced yesterday
,vIlI nav today the srmi-annual interest
of tho $3.50. 0nh. hhn of thrce-y"ar SIN
halr rrrren, bonds of tho Imperial Rus
sim government. This payment amounts
IN sl62i, nhn These bonds sold yrSt"r-
day M 4Gr.. They mature next 'unp'
New Ynrk.--Iu anticipation Legislation
NJ n sort fnvorahl" to the carriers !"
tho near future tho conservative c,fo
mon, seems more disposed To iafo' INC
buyinc side Of tho railroad shares. u"
nox, move Of importanc" In the IhuHs-
trials will he directed in great part ny
M, rcwS from abroad.
WV Logan & Bryan.
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SNlTHFIEL.D

TIL, Colt Alhcr chautaunua put on ~
III. Fair grounds on Jun" -1-2N was q
decided success ON several rCc;tS'"'i'
:m.r, than l.1nn people w"r" in attend
arrr. The features Of tho program,
vrrr t;ulhwcll's lrctur" letting 10y
Your N,N,dnr." Dunhar's ROYAL Dragons
IN Instrumental must" and SINGING; IN,
r.HSkr University QuartcUr anu NOM
E,,lharz. The deficit was Only Sl!cc
which wns equally h"rnH by tn" ..
.larnnfurH on tn" contract. while va
YEAR We lost SIG born" Ivy only y
gunranI"rS .
TIC young ladies' k"n, r"fr'shm"n'
stand at Ia" fair grounds anu IN" pre-.
rrrds went Ia IN" LEGAL Red cross. y
shr"I h.ld WIS wcll supplied by llhHra
contributions. The total from lh"&" i"'
sources RI ",1v"d were SlIJ.
some SIXTY signed ur for an indrr"na
en-, rhau,nuHua for next year ms
means tho "ha1tauGua !" P",rmhnfh'
lung, l. means Tho people 81 smith
ibid and nuviruns do really car" for hiEh
c.ass entertainments II minimum
rrIrr.
The Junior rhnutauaua pageant. ratri,
cite ia it's pre- S"niniinn. WIS c"hS'u'TC"
Nv far the best IF any one yet.
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THE DAYS REVIEW
{ FURNISHED tn. Tnt"|liE"nc"T rH IN
finanrr tnb
MORNING STOCK LETTER.
UP FA T b E R

Tn" urwS continues EHnd TINS morn
ing from M war. 'rh, rrark"; Sh""iH
do hotter. Ili, VII! pr,irlsiy t"' TuI;c
dull Lu,il tl.r Germans max" thor drive
HARRIS. WINTHROP X GO.
Unfiil.i ;nni,ae" total h.9lS.N"h Juno
80. against >.S&7.6@2 May %lSt. N..il.HNc
Ap,ii -. aud ii.5A7.2>' Tons Jun" ~
lal1. Increase aAl.2d".
Financial News l!ullCtin: I'm Hu''Cipa-
tirn If developments Il Il fa%"rhh'"
character in tn" l"rr future regarding
tho carriers cnnS"rvn,IN" Clements are
f;lNnrInr ~, purchases ~ good railroad
Stu.lIs. and We h"!rN' higher pr""S
Will hr Sr"n IN TINS department. says
private, wirr Gr"tl IL hiS ;;.S;llni"n. Tue
The contracts az now rAl'rId |" DC
signed within tw" weeks.
\ lIrg" number at puts IN a'tlt {
stocks are r"Hrrt"d 10 have m'n sofa
rrar ..urrru: prizes. In SOM quarters
thiS i locked upon rs rril"HliuS INC
professional opinion that IA" inarN"! VIII
ne; d.rliu" materially from present
urlrr$.
TIL" schniCai position iS inferred rs
good. Offerings near present prl'"S are
>run:i. ard bidding for real stock W""in
Gerry ~ the list easily.
T;r. testimony from veteran stock on
chang cirri"S agrees that y - 'iISh /
t. advanr. than il is I" degrees prices.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
UNPLEASANT

Miss Mary Mccullough OF tin"rS' u;
rn;.nt several days last week vlsIlihF
Relatives and friends in Cl"r"land.
Miss Edna Walker is visiting nGl
aunt. Mrs. Emma Andhcrt IN irt'sS !
wanna. -,
Air. and Mrs. Lawrence" +: SANDS sr u.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, are back III. lhe'l
Mrs. Chester Montgomery ana emu nI
,,r"r and Mrs. Herman krInk" anu
Laughter Of Martins Ferry, sprn. 80: arr
rr;Il days with their parents MI ''''
Mrs. John krnkr last week. and
Nr. ana Mrs. Michral tiaiIiGar ,, n'ir'
r,,,'iIv If CLEVELAND. are her; IN th"''
'" Miss carolyn Wright rcttrn"d, hn 1'n
r,nrs rinasant visit with her lnoth"r
Mrs. Alice Wright. ,,,rov arc
Misses Martha and Mary 49,, AThn' ilms.
visiting ,h ,- i nanIS. n'' Dickcy.
Vic Ccnrrc Chambers OF MARIN
Ferry, was visiting relatives mere las
WIZ air, and Mrs. Harry s"hc"hi;e h bis
children "f Torkrill". 'wor" ''s'''''
narrnte for n few days. nu1on-
p Ir, and Mrs John D"Earmo "f, ; i!l,"'i -,
rail-, srrnr Thursday with rela'''es ~
this place last week. Martins
Nrs Charles Gpd"Gran 81 MAJ NE, !, e.
Ferry. was visiting relatives h'''
ri" Mrs Sorhia Hooper and dnuEht'r i Re,
,-rncj hnma Thursday after III -,
with her children nj Inc l. ~ -
homo IN Springfield. ,.o- Miss
Mrs. rhrfs M"rkl" and daushi"r: Nj" ,ir
Ora. Of l,ayland. spent Su"u''
Nr and Mrs. Elmer l-awr"nc" I ,ms
d,mrh;rr 81 St"uh"nTill": ~ F.SISinH ,ni
sisi"r Mrs. Marion Bahb "t '''''3'''''
Grove. ,ho Fourth NJ
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LIVE STOCKS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CiIlrA';u. July /" N"GS. r"""lp'S
T. ."n". t.r-,ly lnr /" ~" h!i:h. than
Yesterdays m'~t tu". hulE 81 sail
SiG.rU -. butchers 81 -" II GU
i,ackiug $lG - Lou; li;'hi iGHN -
-: rough $I".TnW !H."3. PIGS Sl"-""
iGr"
Carlo. receipts 7.a"": l,,,"r c"tri" and
hatcher ,:,u.E steady /" l1c higher: IN
between prizes ~trrmS in"nr't m"sl stock
.rs aud FEEDERS: steady: calves strong 70
li,.nrr.. Ii",.r ratli': Good. "h"ic" anu
rrirp- $1,000 I>.ln: common ana me-
dunn T.1:,rf 1855. butcher stock: Cow
nnL h,I'rrS $%.laM i4.1H. Gamers ana
cutters: ;1.linlEl!. Stnrk"rE ami Iced
rr.: L.rud cli"'c" and fancy Sln. f"rs
r. M: common and medium sS."uM l0Hp
Veal calves. good and ch"i'' S'h.o" .
., Sheer. rrr.iriN Il. ndn: sheep steady
ilr,h, strong To II cents higher than
y"st ray. r.nnl%: rh"i"r ,.o and rr na n%
!, ~. rul1% .nuG. lG.nH. Ewes: 'h"Icn
.,,I rrirr. sf2."ndi 1888: medium anu
,,rr,i klr. .n5i l%.nu. rullS 2!.h"Er!.1n.
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SHADYS|DE

At tho meeting OF council Monday eve
ming the mayor was authorized 10 Mans
snrcial officers TO assist In the aC1emp'
, TO break up joy riding in the town
Tho Daughters Of Pocahontas lodse
will hold a lawn f"tc this evening ~
the old school building.
Ladies of the Aid Society WIN spehS
! this afternoon and evening ut the cnuicn
working on the quilt and conouctlnS
! The regular business meeting, Eacn
: member will take lunch ana co11ee
| Will l,c made by the committee
Tw"n;y.;9ne women %"r,,v OF q, sh tbe Red
worked all day rSo pgF in Bella al He NV
rho Misses nellie Summons and peA
| walker will 80 to-day To Warwood 70
sprnd the cnd Of the week ut inc nouS
! Of the formers brother. Jesse Sammoh.
Tn" Junior League "f the MetnooIs'
, church will hold IL social In the base
T mon, Of tho church tomorrow evening
, irkr girls Will sell sandwiches. pic. salao
{ i.r rrcar, and coffee. beginning at
n.clork. 4 parcel sale will also be con-
: Quoted. -
. THIS evening ut tho home OF james ne:
/ ru;hrv ON South Central avenue tns
. s,,,irr Cndcayor Society Of the PreSpy.
: irrinn church will hold the July business
/ and social meeting. This Is one OIL Lhs
. most important Of the summer SESSION.
ard il Is. urged that every mehoeF U
! present. =. c,n,r
! sherman, spent Sunday ut his home On
/ l.inculd avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Copeland. OF Cen
! ,rI avenue returned this week fron
! YOUNGSTOWN. phin. whore they had VS.
! fled friends for ten days.
! Mrs. s. q. Whitm0rc and tho mem
! her; e her Sunday school class. VIII
! ;hr mothers If the girls. held picnic
! Yesterday afternoon on the Hceges
: creek. south Of town. -
/ Mrs. Mary j.. Reese and daughter. OF
of her son. Ed. RccSc. Of West Forty
/ second street.
, MIR, and Mrs. Russell Hays OF YounSs
! town are spending n two weeks vaca
! ton at tho HON" Of his parents. Mr. ant
Mrs Sherman Hnys. nf Liberty avenue
/ Mrs. Vernon Fulton. of HiShland ave
uu". has r"turncd from JacobSburE
/ where sh" had visited relatives foI
/ several days. .
|. The property owners on the west sidt
Of Lincoln avenue. pctitioned council
at the Monday meeting 20 REQUIRE lht
! laying uf n cement Walk the cntlrs
! lrul:ii, Of tn" street.
Arrans"rlrniS have been made Il
hold n memorial service in the LtncolI
! Avenue Methodist church Sunday eve
ming in honor Of Corporal walter y
! Lucas who lost his life early in JYhl
with tho American army IN Franco.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Owens and chLdrei
wen; yesterday 10 Pvwhatan TO wish
relatives until This evening.
MIR. John l.. Roberts. Of South Lin
coin avenue. spent tn" early part OF TIT
week on Il business trip to Cleveland
Mr.. John O'C"uncr. "f Central ave
nue.. who suffered stroke OF pnrnlySt9
som" time ago, continues critically ii
at his home. f..
Miss Helen Stark. daughter Of MIL
Alice Stark. Of Central avenue. 70 Inn
| pr owing slowly from serious illnesA
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w q G Enmniittee.

Tho War Savings stamp comm'''rc
have been a !iIilr slow in getting inc
sale Vt W. 5. $. started: but the last
TWO weeks indicate they mi@n 10 40 nHt-
ter in the future. J"hE LowrF 81 tni
High School has sold $1,000 worth. and
h. has sold over :@6n worth md he ~
now II sergeant. You ought 10 Sc" MGR
hadS.s. my ri lhes" huys will be- glad
t. take your order for n W. !. 5. and Il
Will help our local school I" WIN one OIL
tr., many pr;2cs offered Ivy thu county
~ s :. committee. Not only your
srhoni will h" rewarded hut y"Hr county
will h" benefited. II" your h:t ANA
save your money and our republic.
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HARRISVILLE

D- 7 C. McClcst"r sp"nt few VIA. nnEs
~ =, .i - IN Shafv$id" and IT'S
h,r,.h recently Dr. M't!"Stcr let' W.
t'ninn Orirt h"rr". Ca. Iuhr D. -o,u-,cd
Mrs, Parker Anderson MAJ ,,n,.h,cr,
from, a week.: visit with '''
MnT".' ~ a. u" n f,, Mrs. 7. c. Morris
,I;nr rIcrnr, Evelyn Jan" 1tousch3ior ".
i,rrov and Alice DUNCAN tn"'"''N
canton Saturday. 49,, CON.
,a,,. ih. Fourth with friends in Scin.
RI, i,v;binu Sisters gaEn Farir1'
wall u, he. X. Of l.. hall. Friday c''n-
mi Sir. and Mrs. Morris DUNCAN and, and N m
ond Mrs, W. J. 1T"nGc' h"ti "'r' ~
Whr"l'n Ing sS Wrs C;ror. Murdoch OF
,,,nrls%iIln ". Va. AR rtsitinE MS
,,",hmr Mrs. David Murdn"N., --;,s
N. ". Morris is visiting WAN ''''''1
IN w vnni'i has boon r"cr!vnd from over
', ,,,,, Iohn ('zattS 81 R"w"rSi""h;
h,y I,cnn wounded in tn" foot ny n na;.'
rrnno,,., hut was abb" TOR duty hEa,n;
Sir. r'z7tls IS we'll Know hrr" nav '''''
: i H. . ,c,chrr in nur '-'hn"lE. l.,
49,, w r Du,inn &c N'nrss|a. IS
,...i ''', rr;onde aud rrintir"s here.
r,o-I rIncklrdc" az i"rilr'';"., SnHnt
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. IN" W.
/ H. Ilir"kl"dcr. ,., vist,-
ing friends in An"mn ,,,,.I x !.
Nr and Mrs. j. l.. i'"|k nnH W. ,,::,o -,
nuIinn .r"n' sunday with ~. ""N''''
IF near tHd'H. ,,,.. ;s ,.isit-
w .;si.r Mrs. John Chr"ih"rs.
'"S ,,, NJ. + G. Morris al nus
,.nt, -: ~, rrc,nh"r>s. "f inc rr"-
, ,,r.,r, - thn ,;..ld Modal contest '"'''
nj , rnd'' T.. ' .,,i,In Of IIarr<,'li": is
,.It>-.i; II courts 81 lt'ti !
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. July 1n.~-Ruticr firm:
creamery higher than "Ntr:.S o. l. q iGc:
creamery extras I9@ %Cnr"l iri /: 4 iG":
rirsts diT ii 4Ic: packing stock current
n,k". No. .. 3Sc.
T.,-rs firm: fresh gathered "XtraS i5r
r-..I, r,,hrrrd regular pnCkrd extra
firsts A4c: do frrsrs d'hrt"c: state.
PENNSYLVANIA AND n"arhE hrni"rr
i,rn,yns 4GGr5nr: In gathered browns
and mixrl coI"rs "NTt@"-
Cheese. firm: Srai". fresh. Specials
81. .F"4A,c: d" av"raE" run 10 II IA.
Live stock. Irregular: ir"lIrrs 30" '"''
r.Iy &c. rnustrrS aIc: turkeys "Nf;
m. TrrrSard firm: chickens fHf: -"
fowls :pr= Gf ~: turkeys - n SOC.
Flour. unchanged.