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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19
MANCHESTER CENTER

Mrs. John Convey is reported yer
i'll.
| Mrs. f. o. Eddy spent the week en-,
in Fair Haven.
Edward Bryant spent Sunday will
friends in Pawlet.
George E. Coping of East Dorset
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Briggs spen
Thursday in Rutland.
Mrs. F. L. Howard was in RUTLAND
on Monday of this week.
Margaret Gleason has moved from
the Center to the Depot.
Mrs. Lucy Mattison, who is i'll, does
not improve as rapidly as her many
friends wish she might.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the Sun.
beam Society will meet with Mrs,
Dodd.
Xmas goods are now being display
ed at Miss c. L. Hanaman's Millinery
Parlors. adv
The w. c II. U. meets with Mrs.
F. Z. Whipple Saturday afternoon at
2::30 o'clock.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of Zion church
meets this Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Rowe and her sister, Miss
Anna B. Buck, spent last Thursday in
Bennington.
Miss Edith A. Shaw is home from
Winston Salem, N. c., owing to the
epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Shaw were re-
cent guests of their son, F. Clifford
Shaw in Bennington.
II. C. Whipple, who has been on his
annual vacation visiting friends in
New York City, has returned home.
Rev. Joseph S. Brown was in Rut-
and Tuesday Afternoon and evening
attending a meeting Of the Baptist
State Social Service Committee.
Mrs. w. H. Shaw accompanied Mr..
Shaw to St. Johnsbury and back last
week. Mr.. Shaw going to the scale
,ity as a delegate from the Manches-
or Board Of Trade.
Monday evening, December 23d, the !
Methodist Sunday school will have
heir Christmas exercises and tree in
he church. Santa Claus is expected
o be there to give the children good
inc.
Regular services at the Baptist
,hurch next Sunday morning and
vening. In the morning the subject
viii be in accord with the Christmas
inc and in the evening the Sunday
chool concert win be given.
There is no better Christmas pres
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19
The Toggery Shop
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

ent to be obtained than years sub
scription to The Manchester journal
You are remembered every week in
the year. It's Sl.50 year, sent to
any part of the United States
Any person VINO MAY have been
missed in the canvas fer annual Red
Gross members may take his dollar
and be enrolled al Hard's Drug Store,
Young shoe Store or Healey's Groc-
cry Store. This should be done not
later than Saturday Of this week
Rev. and Mrs. w H. Bamford left
Monday for The South, where they are
to spend Tie winter. Their many
friends wish them a pleasant journey
and that tlky may return early in the
spring with health greatly improved.
Morning service and Sunday school
as usual at the Methodist Church next
Sunday. In the evening at 1880 there
will be a special Christmas service
with a program suited to the season.
You are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
A memorial tablet with the names
Of soldiers and sailors from Manches-
ter has jlst boon erected in this vii
lage next cast Of the post Office. The
work is very neatly done but there is
not enough room left on which to
place the names Of those that might
have been unthinkingly left off.
The sad news Of the death of Sergt.
Clayton B. Smith has been received.
Mr.. Smith died of wounds overseas on
October LIST. He was the youngest
son of Mr., and Mrs r. B. Smith,
former residents of this village. A
wide circle of friends extend sincere
sympathy to the family in their be-
Miss Emma May Mason, aged rs
years, died Sunday, December LIST, at
the home of her parents in Sunderland
after an illness of over six months.
Miss Mason was employed by Dr.
Marsh Of Manchester Center at the
time of her first illness, having been
Eve years in his employ. She was
of the Methodist Church
here and also Of the S. of V. Auxil-
ary. She is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 0. Mason Of this
,lace, three brothers, William H. |
Mason of Boyce City, Mich, E. O.
Mason, Jr., Manchester, and George
Mason of this place; two sisters, Mary
md Luella, both of this place. The
uneral and burial were held at Man
hester, Tuesday afternoons under-
and item in Bennington Evening Ban
Ter of Dec 9Th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19

Rev. and Mrs H. l., kelton have
recently received word from their son,
Lieut.. William Kelton, who is still in
France, that he expects shortly to be
sent to the States
Mrs. Lena Elliott and daughter
Nina who have been spending the
past two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Octave Bclisle have return
"a to their home in Bennington.
There is no better Christmas pres
enl to be obtained than years sub
scription to The Manchester Journal,
You arc remembered every week in
The year. It's $3.50 q year sent to
any part Of the United States.
Edward Markey of the U. S. Navy,
is guest of his mother Mrs EXma
King Of East Manchester. Edward
has been in the Navy ever since we
went to war with Germany and thus
is the first time he has ben home. His
brother Alvin is still overseas.
Any person who may have been
missed in the canvas for annual Red
Cross members may take his dollar
and be enrolled at Hard's Drug Store,
Young's Shoe Store or Healey's Groc-
cry Store This should be done not
later than Saturday of this week.
The Red Cross Unit Of Manchester
Depot and Richville, will give an old
fashioned ball at the Union Opera
House, Wednesday evening, Jan. LIST,
1919. The music will be furnished by
Cox's Orchestra. This dance is for the
benefit of the Red Cross. Tickets,
adults SOC and children 25c. Re
will be on sale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19
Hard's Drug Store
The Esxe;;,s@ Store


Messrs. Edward Griffith, J. W.
Fowler, A. +. Martin, w. II. Shaw, c.
A. Rich, and 0. R. Bennett of the
local committee OF the Patrol Com
mittec, left on last week Wednesday
for St. Johnsbury, where they attend
ed the mass meeting Of the state COM
mittee. They all returned Friday af-
ternoon with the exception of Mr..
Martin, who stayed over Sunday as a
guest Of Rev. FIR. j. w. Dwyer, a
former priest Of st. Paul's Church in
this village, but for several years past
the priest in charge at st. Johnsbury.
The return party also included Messrs.
Z. F. Trefz campaign manager, w. A.
Hart publicity manager, and +. G.
Williams of the state campaign force.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Factory Point National
Bank Of Manchester Center, VT, will
be held at their banking rooms on
Tuesday morning, January Ia, 1919,
at ten o'clock, for the purpose Of
electing a Board of Directors and for
transacting any other business proper
to come before the meeting.
w. II. ROBERTS, Cashier.
Manchester Center, Vt, Dec. 10, 1918.
35-4 adv
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P. J. Zabriskie, Supt. Jersey City
Stock Yards Company, Jersey City,
New Jersey.

Says: We used RAT-SNAP purchas-
ed of you about our plant for the ex-
termination of rats with marked sue
cess. 1t is a wonderful preparation.
1t did beyond question all your claimed
it would do--killing the rodents, driv-
ing them from their haunts, and elm
mating odors arising from their death.
We cheerfully endorse its use in
places invested with vermin. -Four
sizes, 25c, SOC, 81. and So. T. j. Heal
ey, Manchester Depot, Vt. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-19

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. Two
sizes, 30c and Goo, at all drug stores.
adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-01

FObD-.for sale. Ford delivery car ,vi, -
closed Dedy. 1917 model. 1900. or w.li 80.
chanSe Tor bassenger car. Phone SIR. kins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-01

AUTOMOBILE PAKTS--Save money on vonr
au'utnooiie parts by having Wilbur y. Dot.
son: w BROOK Avenue. duplicate the old
parts ior you We also have all kinds o!
maEnetos-Bosch s-i-2-l; Eisman. Mea ard
Splitdocf.- .Also parts of Snliidnrfs -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-01

I poses: motor car business. James d
Tate. president: g. ~. Elicr. secretary
both OF chilhoNic.
Smyth County Motor Company. Inc
chilhowic. Capital stocl $4,000 Pur-
poses: Motor car business. james ID.
Tate. president: j. \. Eller secretary
both Of chilhowic.
Patrick County Hardware Company.
Inc. Stuart. Capital stock. $4,000.
Purposes: hardware business r.. "
Clark. president; l.. ID. Martin. secre-
tary--both of Stuart
Nussnt. Price Construction Corpora
ton. Norfolk. Capital stock $50. 900.
Purposes: contracting u ,siness John
n. Lesner. president; G: g. Nugent. sec
rctary-both of Norfolk
Amendments:
Paul Knitting Mills. Inc, Pulaski.
changing classes of .ock. making pre-
fcrrcd $4,000.
NirS inia Machinery and Well Com
pany. Inc. Richmond. increasing capt.
tai stock from $4,000 to 100000.
Guaranty Title and Trust Corpora
ton. Norfolk. changing par value. s25
to 500 and creating preferred stock
Interstate Hi,a and Skin Company.
Inc. a New York corporation. domes-
Heated. w. J. Hook. statutory agent.
Richmond Capital sock. $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES Eun ,

AoTOMObILE. ron SALE. AZ,
BUICK Big SIX. 7-passengcr Packard 5-n,
srhser overland. e-rJiinuei oCtips t,o,,in
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Former Strikers nu.hinr Work.

LONDON. July 3l.-The strike OF
munition workers. caused by the order
in council placing an embargo on
skilled labor. Is definitely ended Oni-
cial reports received from Coventry
yesterday show that not only have the
abscntces returned to work. but they
are hurrying operations in hope OF
making good the time lost by their
strike.
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VIRGINIA.
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho standard railroad Of the South.
,p rEStitE Ne 0. 1918.

TRAINS LEAVE KiCiiMCNb DAI,Y
For Florida ana south: 90 ST and
For Norfolk: 200 A NJ 900 ana
+. Al. 6:55 l.. 81. "
p Fer =, 4 w, ,Ry.. West: $50 !. N, $500
For fetersourg: 1915 A. NJ. sos A. NJ.
RIO a. Oh M. s;SU A. Il, geo a. ~, 1900 p.
t.i5 L. NJ. :35 =. 81.
+. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:es A. NJ.
noon noon; '3;;lo p; 81. II 50 !. Nj, sos 81.
Except Sunday tSunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
nect-ons not guaranteed
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j.. Associated lrcss
SFE!NHFIELD, ILL. July 3I-unitcd
states senator James Hamilton Lewis
Ned il petition with the Secretary OF
state io-dGy seeking denomination at
INC democratic primary III September
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chicago n,;.l\ Mk,iIlr.r

CHICAGO luly 81 -Aionth-end rroat.,aE.
.NE 's '.-. more 'ALa wiped IN tho
.NiN 'aaf,'i to-day Su advance, due largely
No. i"i.L itI'lus OF Ia arrivals At leading
primary Narkef- The close MAS wea.S. -.c
:. ne. .oMc, ,w!,h August loS;. z. -.
ana sept iA"'r at So. l5s. Oats finished
-- 90 80 pa W.. In provisions the oulrom.
TsA+,. from te decline TO d5c advance.
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CmlCAGo LIvE ST0CK YARkrr

CiiGAGp July 81 Hogs Receipts. i. nm:
.Attf"i NIul' butchers. IS tJH 1885; lrht
j. .9A ~ 10. na't.nE, l-.5alss9, rough Us
800, bulk u slle-. T. l9s ,lc35. pigs good
tutt.". Receipts. 500: marHet steady.
veal calves. .t 81 Y no
sheer. Receipts 1900, market steady on
t-..iS classes. feeder lambs higher.
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uuSviNGs TRANSFER.

Emile Won Th.lou et yir TO Eva g
Gg,E - l-2NltS feet. known as Goj
West Twcuty-eighth street. July -.
lS.S. $4,000
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section OF pimey Road and an ls-too,
haE - l'ls: tax y. Stu.
=, = READ to II. W. Hardy lot is
ni"cN =. section t. plan OF Highland
"Mih&" ouildi!sE los. JuJy n. 1873,
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GRAND ATLANTIC

'.i.:iria beacn ,apaCity r"1
s"nt.r: . strictly modern r.i.i after
.rSiN- alisra IONS improve rp-:Its IN! --iur-
SLING .'riNate baths rr'.n,Gs "a
rooms. elevator etc. \p'a. lie table r'r',-
s"r.t,v tt"rS special rates So Ga daily
su"c:ai Weekly BOohle;
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I'D. WANTS
lMES-DISPATCH
~ CLASSiFlELD DtEltrISIEG
standardized and Indexed tor Quick
RAf

CLASSlFlELD ADV HTISIEG
standardized and lndeYed tor Quick
reference.
l0c line Sunday
&c q line Daily.
slS line ior consecutive insertiona
81 81 = nno Lor consecutive insertions
KIN mne t1f 50 cor seSutive INSERTIONS
aluminium charge 70 centA
The inch.
Al adve.!isements received w 10 10 r. -
ncaii,n - pa uruhysl tns oay before pub
TNuutfetuaehenis Received after Kat hour
Mn u placed IN too " fUu Late CIuss-
rELaPHONE
A'teri lone your Want Aus Tho Times
Uispatch Randolph l. when you nnd
ee taAen al Office rAteh-
rSOi,S liONS t'ON I'D. WANTS.
d. ; tn;cs, DlspatSn Brah.n ounces are main
..iheu IN praStIcauy every Drug Store
Sns Sity Tor ths convenience oi Inc pubic
l&i oinCe
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch Ouic- Times. pispalcn 1904 Hull
81 J iel.iune kat!, i'm .JU3.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Bran:E. al North Second
street: pnone pe.ersbui- 225
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RICHMOND HAY MAEniT.
- "'lu~@!r 'syatHtionn nn i.,clui 80.
>EW NOKn rIsuHjC E MARKET.

-NEN YORK. July - Raw sugar steady;
cen iHS"!. ".t.- On" STIMULATED. 80.
iHl''l IRREGULAR. cheese ilrm
once 'r't steady. r." .. 81. Santos -.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin. Io'ville Y West. sI:UO p.3:3o n
Main Line Local. s8:lU n, IS :l6 D.
James River Line. 1000 5:lb u
Newport News.
Nix. OLD Point. $500 "a. .l2: 90 n. 1900 D.
Newport News Local. 1880 n, s5:l5 n
From Nix, Newport
NsSpor.. s. local S:i5 a. Sap. 'j From m
Vest ss:l5 -. 2:40 2. Locals 1888 N
.7:55 p. James River. 1875 a., $50 D. -
Daily. tExc4pt Sunday.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway ca.

Trains leave daily. A. NJ. Norlina local:
l1s AZ 49, slSepess AisIsn and bJaskson
eiai: II 40 r. NJ. Slespers Jack sonviiie
Trains arrive rs A.. ~. $500 y. NJ Gas
L NJ. G:30 L. n - ~
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond.
.a tof = NS4kE3h !IS s:s;SS a. Nj. $500 A. a.
ron LYNciaiBSURG AND THE WEST:
Arrive Richmond from, Norfolk: .12:ol
noon No. .ssR Fl Nj E5o H. %sf, MS
'Daily. tDaiiy except Sunday. tSunday.
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HOTELS And RES1JKTS
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia Ave. and Beach Ocean View
rauaeity 900; elevator: privlte baths:
running water In White service.
American plan. $50 up daily Special
weekly. " y. SMITH
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EM YORK July 81 Mercantile paper.
day 6i!les. tiI-.. commercial sixty-Gty GiU /
- pa AIS, say. commercial siNfy-,!aN I'M.
VIZ, demand, &i.T5 a-It. cable. 81 u. 80
bar silver ''". M,N!t"n Gqllara a. govern,
.ntHt pohS sGir"IE. railroad bonds ngm.
llfne loans strong: sixty days hiG. u.r.Iv
0.iN* bid, sin months y Ma. ,,.,U mo-, !,
strong. ruling rar. { '''' ''''' >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-01

more inclined TO even W commitments than
q" increase them
SCOT dull and unchanged miadMnE. 80;
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STEEL STOCK EARNINGS
STRENGTHEN THE MARKET
Mexican Petroleum as Well as Sew
eral SpcCialties Also SHOW
Gains of Several Points.
GAS SHARES on THE BOOM
General Motors and American Suma-
ira, Both of Which Have Been
Cornered for Several Months, De-
clined More Than -Four Points.
Il, nRoADAN WALL.

'e!W YORK, July &l.-Stock res
--.ded in disu.tled manner to-day TO
The report OF United states steel earn
ngs. stock Of that corporation was
the loEicai reader ana showed an ad-
vance OF about two points IN The MORN
ing Mexican Petroleum MAS the on /"
other stock Of Importance Ia make as
much O: gain. although several
Loose MILES. international Paper and
com Products showed signs OF aCcUmU-
laiion. Allis-Cha.mers was strong.
The gas stocks enjoyed something OF 4
boom - a result OF an Increase Of the
rate to Toe charged by tn Peoples Gas
Company in Chicago. General Motors
and American SGmatra. 10th OF which
stocks have teen cornGrvQ Tor several
months were heavy. declining more
than four points each The close was
steady at aGout aes1 PRICES. ,.
monthly statements 10 customers fixed
the carrying rate FOR stocks gu per
cent In fact, that rate IS likely 20 be
come the usual one N the stock market.
], is not 50 high as II seems for with
stocks Welding anything from 80 30
- Per cent OF the market price =
reasonable Suth q rate woHid eu-
courage the banks 70 encourage trad
ing.
Although many bears ana. sold-out
statistical traders are san babol.nE
about collapse soon 10 come iu the
stock market there was M evidence
TO day OF good selling Tho S:Cel rec
por; OF Sl3S.0oHoo1 earned for mo sec
ond quarter = 10 bo followed steel
men say, With report even arIirr ar
the third quarter The rua.l. ,n.~-
looking the extra cuIrC,s .H certain
classes Of steel Iilr aN,r9-. J"'yr uf
steel produces is higher thlu tr "as q
year aEo--lhat is n - higurg titan t*,r
~: .ces actually rece!vod Tor products
delivered. 'ihr fancy quotations N
nrdcrs being placed wer" Eove" realized
for q very large iuuulc" as the cout-
tas. -. sod "a III l,4sfs
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ENPECT OH. CONTAINERS
VIII MNNt iiIM SiINNt ~.

md beside, the WORLD is pare OF s,cc, TOR
domestic uses and Germany ls never again
~ al.
The advance granted to-day Ivy the Hi
roiS state trMm!SS' on ui - IL rer cent on
gas Rates - supposed "a pUl IA. gas COM
raGi"S Just where they we're l"ior. tho war.
Action III rcgTr! 10 rates in Srv York city
WILL THEREFOR. be watched with interest ~
all market traders.
Mexican Petroleum is Nsius hardicd a. II
getting ready tor the uuuua, report. winch
., shoGs L" Wal! Street -. all estimates
hened TO be higher ,hau tho fact
-Four years Ego tho stock .Nchanr, rs, e.
Closed BECAUSE OF the oUttraat, OF the var.
mo world was Ia q panic ANA Iprr uu,s were
kicked ABOUT the CUTTERS in Wall street
because everybody was afraid TO u!ul, tr.nl
W international stock trading s'orprd.
bcfurc the war Germany aonl!nAr,i irltin.-
between America ana Europe. %Uv m A.;
III tn" hands OF London
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

zoo Allis-Chalmers .......
200 Allis-ChalmerS. pfd.
500 Alaska Gold
Am. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 American Can
American can. pfd.
100 Am. Car and Foun.
loo american Cotton OIL. :.
.on Am. Hide and Lea. pfd d.
100 American Linsecd Oil. E.
ltV Amer. Locomotive
Amer. Locomotive, pfd :.
1900 american Sme!tmr..,..
zoo Amer. Steel Foun
100 AMERICAN Sugar ..
5,GeO Am. Tel and Tel. Co.
Amer Tobacco. com. .
Amer. Tobacco. pfd
900 Am. Writing Paper ptd
american I,Nc .........
SEQ Anacondt copper 900.
Atlantic Coast Line
\ {. l.. Of Ct. ,SaitoD =.
loo Baltimore and OHIO.
5,ipo Beth. Steel. com. Il.
10" Beth. Steel, 81 pfd. $50.
s.oup Baldwin Locomotive.
Butte Copper and Zinc
Sup Central Leather. com
IVA Canadian Pacific ...
tnliforniS Petroleum
-F' l Mesa leANo ana ONO
chICaG Great Western.
coo Chi. Great West. pfd
20" chi. Mil. and 81. Pau!
ilpo Chi. l. |. and =. com
500 chi, i. !. and y. 6ec pr.
chi. Il. / and T.. 20 pr.
EruC!blr Steel, pfd 49,.
Zoo CrUcihic Steel Cor. com.
Col. and Southern.
LOO Corn Products. com. 500.
$500 Disiillers .........
LOCO Dome Mines ..
SEQ Erie. lst pid
5000 General Motors .......
700 General Electric .......
Aon GOODRICH com. .......
40" Great Northern. pfd .....
SO Great North. orc CTS
goo lnSpiratilu Copper. .....
luternoru Cons. com ....
l.iou Int. Mer Mar. com. ....
2.'ti Int. M.r. Mar. pfI
..6nu Int. Paper. com .....
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HOTEL SNOREHAM

Virginia Ave. and Bench.
mSL.rn hotel with every &C avenicnce
capacity 900: Ir!Ea'e baths: open surround
iu.s splendid able.
Rates $500 up daily: Sl5. 40 I'M yrcEly
". b GOTTEN Manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-01

An specially priced TO make room, ,or OF,
new lire. t'st:er Investigate at ono. IL
- kinS Motor Corporation. scl Wvs, Broad
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-28

sninnston, were here on "Wednesday
for the Parrish funeral.
\. C. Parrish. of Morongah, was a
caller here on "Wednesday
Mrs. Kate vancef Of Hutchinson,
was shopping in town on Thursday.
George Talbert was a visitor in
PSrkcrsDurg this week.
Mrs. Maggie Wolf. OF Hutchinson.
was a business caller here on Thurs
day.
, Miss Ada Nnnnear. of Hutchinson.
was visitor here on ThGrsraE.
L. L. Biilingslea was q caller at
Briscoe on THURSDAY
James ". Davis. of Edgemont, was
business visitor here on Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Morgan, of Everson
was a recent visitor here.
s. NJ. Stprm. of Briscoe, was shop
pingsiu town on Thursday.
Fred w. Tagsart is spending the
holidays with friends in Wheeling.
James Stewart, of Enterprise, was
visiting relatives here on Friday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-28

william w Lewis. we'll known
resident CT the upper part OF the coun-
". died at his residence at B-:scce IN
i thursday morning al 2:$0 a. n after
4 short illness. Heart trouble was tie
cause OF his death. He was about IT,
~ years OF age. He IS survived by his
widow, one son and three daughters.
one daughter. MS. Earn Fo7tney. diSi
o. n::uenza about two months ago Ee
IS ESQ survived by his mother. Mrs,
nancy Cunningham, OF WorthlastoI:.
and a half sister, M-s. Icie Davis. OF
UIbena. O:io. Funeral services we're
he'd at the residence at 1880 p. IL.
F-;day and the funeral party went 10
Sasnaston on the inrerurban car leav-
ing Fairmont at 900 p. m, where III
terment was made IN the Masonic CEN
etery. lie was a member OF Ever
green Lodge 80. Il, knights of Pyth'
las OF Worth2agton, and the United
Mine Workers, the latter organization
having charge OF the funeral.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-28
FunerlI ofMrs PaTrisb-

The funeral Of Mrs. Ernie Belle
Parish who died early Monday
SllioTnins was held at 1870 o'clock
ednesday afternoon from the resi-
deuce on Main street, conducted by
G. Meredith. Of Fairmont. a
e number Of relatives and friends
cred at the home to pay the last
coae OF respect to the deceased.
caslzets was literally covered by q
l1sion of bea1t ifnl lowers. Abide
Il face TO Face and Home
u the Soglt were sung by q mixed
~ he fllisnoEal party was con-
g flnteEp Prise on = special car
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-28
SKIN DJSEASES

Eczema, burns, i1unocrs, milk erusts,
eGts, salt rteuS1, itching piles or other
inffamed conditions of the skin lose
their terror the moment NoxzEMA is
applied. It not only brings you I'M
mediate relief but it gives you no trou-
BILE; you rub it right into the skin,
where it disappears, leaving no greasy
surface to mar your appearance or
sou your clothes. Cranes Drug store
n. &, H. Drug Co. or the Noxzema
Chemical Co.. BALTIC. Nd, will send you
trial jar for 25c and refund the mon
ey If you are not perfectly delighted
'UFEELITHEAL"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-28
INSTANT SKIN COM
FORT.
NOXZEMA

Piesses Dainty Wor7en
and Particular, Men
Noxzema is not a crude ointment,
greasy and repulsive, but clean an
tiseptic, healing and vanishing cream.
Both ''Day" and "Nistt'' Cream
Noxzema is wonderful cleansing and
healing removing blackheads and 9th
er little particles OF dirt and at the
same time its antiseptic qualities heal
any irritation or injection that may