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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-27

EAST CHICAGO.
NJ Otto Seifert and wire {"
James NJ Price and wife.
so L "a. L %. B q. NV 20
$40 LOG
William A. Hartman and wife
TO John a Anderson and Hill
mar. L II. B 5. SW 29-57-9-- loo
John Hartman and wife 10 John
A. Anderson and Hilmsr.
10 l. Il. L 20. B 3. NV %
s7-s 100
Ernest A. Clark and wife to
Mary A Clark. Is % to q.
B 3, NE 1000
EAST GARY.
frank C Bsles (wid) to Kerol
AIimaliak. Is 4. 3. B I. 3rd
Sub. -------------------- 10000
Frank C. Balas (wid) 70 Jozef
Vrabei. and wife. LIS 20, q.
4. 3rd Sub. ---------------- 10000
Gary Hobt Inv Realty Co. 10
William Rookus, Is ~, so.
2. 1T Sub. ------- 10000
Gary Hobt. Inv. Realty Co. 70
William Rool1us. Is 81. 81.
?. LIST sub. ----------------- 10000
HAMMOND
Alexander Milne and wife 70
Charles Conrad and wife. l.
25. Els l. 26. s, Oakland
add lot
Adolph seehase (wid) to Otto
c. f. seehase and Amelia. Is
90. SO. h IL Eschenhergs
State Line Add; / T. 8.
Dycre Add. ------------- 100000
Henry Aulwurm and wife 10
William A williams and
wife. Is 30 to 50. g. East
Lawn Add ------------- LOT
Adelaide E. Rickcords Wild Ct
al to John F. Wilhelm. Il IS.
r 7. Hyde PIX. Add ------- l.0'
MILLER
Anna L. Anderson Cwid) TO
Theodore G. Peterson. ! :,
Andersons Lincoln Ave. Add. lot
INDIANA HARBOR.
Robert A Tihlein and wife 20
Antonis Rozzos NV pt lots
/. 2. 3 80. sub. Bs 81 and g.
Indiana Harbor ------------ LOT
GARY.
Mary Kolletar and husband TO
Jonah Foearasy. - ;. 3 49,
Broadway Add -------- Lot
, Ralph G. Keller and wife 10
splros Panagiotu, Is "a. 25.
s 2. Pleitners 1st Add ---- 10000
Mary Josephine Bacon (spin)
10 Arden Dearbeync. L 4
Il. Broadway Add. ------- Of
Jacob T Hostetter (wid) TO
Charles W. Foulks. Is IS. H.
Is /. Sanford Tubbs 2nd Add 100
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-27
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.

No. A 40.
East Chicago, Ind. Aug p. 1918.
To Whom II May Concern;
You are hereby notified that a resolu-
ton. cory Of which ia attached hereto
and made a part hereof. was on the 26th
day Of August. 1918. adopted by the
Board OF Public Works Of the city Of
East Chicago. Indiana ordering an add
tional eleven and one-half foot 1Il4l
sidewalk on the west side Of Forsythe
avenue in front Of lots 90. FL and 22.
OF a resubdivision Of lot 25. block g..
SWH section %: also an additional
six 90 foot cement sidewalk on the
north side Of Chicago avenue in front
of lots Z. s. .. 10. II. II and Is Of re-
subdivision Of lot 25. block 3. SWA
section %: also an additional six foot
(6) cement sidewalk on the south side
Of Chicago avenue in front Of lots Al
-. -. "A and as block l. SWl4 section
%. That pursuant 70 an act Of the
General Assembly OF the State Of In
diana. entitled An act concerning mu-
nicipal corporations, approved March s..
1905. and in accordance with and pur-
suant 10 the provisions of all acts
amendatory and supplemental thereto.
said Board OF Public Works did elect to
order and require the abutting property
owners 10 construct their own sidewalks
in accordance with said resolution
You are hereby notified as one of such
abutting property owners 10 construct
within the period of thirty 800 days
from the date Of the notice. a sidewalk
pursuant 70 the provisions of such reso-
luton and order.
By order Of the Board Of Public
Works. T Y. RICHARDS,
Clerk OF Board.
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LOST

Discharge papers from Ca
madam Army. Rturn to
Mr.. Goyette, Dollas Hotel,
+. Chicago; reward. s-27-l
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Opportunity stares up
at you from this page.
g 1t may be a better
position just the cot
tage you want to rent
"a chance to own a
house on easy terms
a new cook an ambi-
tious employe-what
not?
Ct Want ads bristle with
the intimacies of the
work-a-day world. You
Car ii afford to over
look them with your
daily reading.
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Situations Wanted.

NATURALIZATION as barber by man
about 10 years. VIII go In small town.
Godfrey Haag 1916 Reading ave. East
Chicago. 1854
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FOR SALE-2OO empty packing boxes.
all sizes: bargain If taken at once.
Apply shipping room. Edward O. Minas
Go. S-26-l
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oUARANrEpp noor1No-
LAWN MOWERS

Sharpened, guaranteed to cut like new.
BABY CARRIAGES and go-cart wheels
retired. Work called for and deliver
ed r. J. Herkner. S37 Calumet ave-
phone 1929 Hammond. S-S-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
From and after this date I VIII not
be responsible for any bills incurred by
my wife. Maude May Rogers
RICHARD II. ROGERS.
s-26-3
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No sugar will be permitted for use
in the making Of vinegar. Through
out the rural districts particularly,
various kinds OF vinegar are made by
householders in which sugar has been
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For Sale-Motorcycles.

FOR SALE-1914 2-speed Harley David
son motorcycle and side car; good con
dltion. S120 If sold at once Inquire 4315
Msgoun ave. East Chicago. s-21-6
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Ernest A. Clark and wife 70
Mary A. Clark. Is % to q,
r 2 NE 2q-3T-9
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Wanted TO Buy.

platform scale. 1905
Magoun ave. East Chicago. S-27-I
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FOR RENT-T3-pewrtt new Under
wood Call Hammond 2737 S-27-tf
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OFFICIAL FOOD NEWS
BY Dr. Harry {. Barnard,
Federal Food Administrator for Indiana

As temporary arrangement, the
Federal Food Administration has an
nounced a new wheat -four regulation
When the farmer brings to the mill
wheat grown by himself, the miller is
privileged TO deliver to him, on a toll
or exchange basis without any sub
stitutes. eight pounds per month per
capita allowance of wheat -four. upon
his certifying that the wheat was
grown by himself. and that the
amount of -four to be delivered to
him at that time, with the amount on
hand, will not give him a supply more
than sufficient to meet the require
ments of his household. or establish
ment, the number thereof being
stated, and pledging that he will not
sell, loan or deliver any of the -four
to anyone else. nor permit its use ex-
cept for such human consumption as
indicated. This exchange basis is ex-
tended TO elevators and mills.
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It viii be considered an unfair
practive for BUYERS Of wheat to place.
Intentionally. a lower grade on wheat
than that to which it is entitled under
the federal standard Protests have
been received by the Food Admins
tration and by the State Council OF
Defense, that buyers in some in
stances. were endeavortng to buy
wheat below its real value through
an inferior grading The L. S. Grain
Corporation says it will not be an Ia.
fair practice 10 pay the basic No. |
price on wheat even if the wheat
grades lower Conviction for unfair
practice carries a penalty OF for
fixture OF license, which means clint.
nation from business, and all such at
tempts to deprive the wheat grower
of the price 10 which he is honestly
entitled under the regulations should
be reported at once.
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frank c. Bales (wid) to Karol
Aimaliak. Is 4. 3. B 4. 5rd
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FOR SALE-SheIving and counters
good condition Phone 457-R East
Chicago. 8-23-rf
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Lost and Found

sTRAYED OR LOST-White poodle
bitch. Sunday morning. Aug. %. $50.
Suitable reward Will be given for the
return or Information given. L. \. Kas-
per. 295 State st Phone 1228-J Ham
moud S-26-2
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TOMATOES.

This is tomatoe week. Put UP all YOU
can a. this price, 81 per bushel Phone
$50. II. J. Holtz. Hammond s-26-3
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FOR SALE-Baby cab and suIky. 889
Calumet ave. Phone 1901 Hammond
S-26- 2
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ANY grocer found violating the
regulations for Sunday closing. will
have his supplies cut OF Grocers
can not violate the food regulations
and expect to get any OF the licensed
commodities from the Food Admins
tration. Manifestly, it is unfair TO
those obeying the regulations to have
a certain few disregarGing them, and
henceforth. We mean to see that this
rule is strictly complied with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-27

For selling sugar at II cents a
pound, which the Federal Food Ad-
ministration regards as profiteering,
Henry Shultz, a grocer OF Cooley
Indiana. which is near Gary, has been
deprived of the privilege Of selling
sugar until the end of the war
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SPECIAL TEN
DAYS SALE

In order to make room for
the fail goods arriving daily,
we have decided during this
time to make special low
prices on such as rugs, dres-
ers, beds, springs, felt mat
tresses, dining room sets,
baby carriages, parlor suites,
gas ranges, cabinets, stair
carpets, electric lamps and
more items which we
now have on sale at a great
reduction. Call and be con-
WINGED.
Be sure that YOU are at the
right place; look for clock in
center Of sign.
Hammond Furniture Co.
J. Arkin MGR. 242 f. State
St. Hammond.
s27&30&9-6th
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CIT 10 the War;
QIn France fifty per cent of the total
energy of the people is said 10 60 into
military effort. Hardships, hunger,
sorrow all suffering is excused
with the explanation, ''Is IS the war
This Is the Kind Of spirit needed in
every American home.
RDbhihed BY u s Food Naturalization for Indiana
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one of the ingredients. but from this
time no such use OF sugar viii be per
mitted
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE.
IN THE LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. SEP
TENDER TERM. 1915. IN THE MAT
TER OF THE ESTATE OF JESSE
RAYDER. NO. 2O76.
Notice is hereby given TO the heirs.
legstees and creditors OF Jesse Rayder.
deceased. to appear in the Lake Circuit
Court held at Crown Point, Indiana, on
the 23rd day Of September, 1918. and
show cause, If any. why the Final Set
tlement Accounts with the estate Of said
decedent should not be approved: and
said heirs are notified to then and there
make proof of heirship. and receive their
distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk Of the Lake Cir
cult Court. at Crown Point, this 26th
day Of August. 1918.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
Clerk Lake Circuit Court
S-27-9-S
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Butter held by any food Hcensee
must be sold without regard to exist
ing market or replacement value at
not more than a reasonable advance
over cost The Eood Administration
prohibits speculation in butter
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Classified Advertisements
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-Modern 7-rJori house; can
be made into 10 rooms: 60-foot Tot;
good location. Phone 2St2. Hammond.
7-2-tf
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Threshing and buying Of damp
wheat is absolutely contrary 20 the
desires and purposes OF the Food Ad-
ministration, and is contrary 10 the
principles Of food conservation. Whest
should not be threshed or purchased
containing over IA per cent moisture
Dealers who purchase damp wheat
and permit it TO get out of condition
will be considered guilty Of contribut.
ing to the destruction OF foodstuffs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
This is 70 notify the public that we
have purchased the Vans Auto Sales
business at 80 State street and Will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
prior to August "a 1918.
PROPER & LATULIPE.
Owners.
State Of Indiana
Lake County-ss.
Signed before me the undersigned
notary public. this 26th day Of August.
1918. DANIEL T. EMERG.
Notary Public.
Commission expires AUG. "a. 1918.
s-27-9-s-1O
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A. r. Powell. who operates two
groceries at Linton, was found guilty
OF having misrepresented the amount
OF sugar on hand July J. and was de-
prived OF the privilege of selling
sugar until October l. Powell made
an affidavit that he had / 1000 pounds
of sugar on hand and an investiga-
ton disclosed $500 pounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-27

LOST-I3y slipping hts collar Airdale
dog, Aug. 18th. from 279 johnson st
Phone Indiana HarbQr 1912 s-27-3
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Except that Victory bread may con-
tain IS pounds of wheat -four. 20
pounds of substitutes and pounds of
rye -four, which latter permission is
intended to take care of stocks Of rye
carried over from last years harvest
and where new rye is coming IN, the
substitute regulations as applied 10
the baking industry remain I'M
changed.
Restrictions as to the use OF animal
fats by bakers, have been eliminated,
except that they are to be used eco
nomically.
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Fl I'D.

tAisT n apartment Fo1t
MGT6E4dge Court l1ispeF.
yoelferousty Nathan, toe
nj MO worked the gWIecn-
Cults q CGrters see4s estate
offIk Ins young man listened %
r 5ieS 6pitne telepboGa then turn
EtIb yong 3EE- Carter he 6e1d:
Is @ b tax to one q the dIm.
ErlI mad 7 should so, want 70
q q, NJ. CaEterE
10 she 1fke3' queried the
y,51 rest member az the firm
e Ike & cranky old school
she's awfnl mad
veil { might a. well talk 70
f.lfs aid her . little and maybe
p17fli Keep her quiet" ana &ttH
itiiIPlli = over the papers on his desk
FL riSht hand. Mr.. Carter reach
etf With HIS left hand to take the
on its hook on his desk phone
NE operator connected him with
a 8 teiairt Of IMPAIRMENT -Four D.
6lfe pretty cold. Well, now
4 fiitnIe eatch the name-Miss Crosby
certainly ana sorry. But youH
SI % Sc Mr. Hoover about that.
SfSI you don't think we're keeping
apartment cold just to make you
mad No, honest, there isn't any way
can get more coal What-the
atres get coal enough. Well, that S
agood one. an you can do. then, IS
TO 50. 5to, = show. It's matinee day.
SoF, really didn't mean to make you
shEry. But yon see every one is kick
inE aud Sc really isn't our fault. we
can't get any more coal and all we can
do 8 to Try and keep cheerful about It,
~. - S0HpR cold
IN our office as it Is in your
= tnIanf2 Wen, now, Miss Crosby,
IN have TO admit that It is pretty
e6mSortabIe here. We've got south.
srn exposure and we're on the ground
fioor ana Som6hoW these office build
fdE people 90 manage to get the coal.
YeS. e IS unfair. What? Why, Ger.
fanny I'd be glad to see you Come
rtEht along Yes, Just ask for Mr..
s Carter JE., Frank Carter. Goodbye,
MIS- Crosby. I'll see you soon" he
I'm the reeeiyer back on the hook
then clapbed his hand over the
ear with which he had been listening
S. % relieve It from the effect OF
tie E0lley fire that had been charged
On s. through the phone.
Wow he said, addressing the tel.
lime operator on the opposite side
s. tie room beyond the little wooden
S1ces Wow, but she certainly is
oD4e sour old raid. I tl1oguht I'd kid
Her into good humor, but it was the
wrong track I wonder If she'll call my
blur and come, down and see how
NaT1n1we are. But say, Nathan, try
to get the coal commissioner on the
WIRE -aeain. 4Cs a shame to run the
tires 90 low Ask them If they can't
let ME speak to him personally 1t
seems as Il something ought to be
done -.
4 haaK hour later young Carter
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heard a very low but unmistakable
whistle. It was Natnan's way OF IN
dIcating that something worth observ-
ing was occurring in the office. There
was-a note of admiration IN the whis-
tle-distinctly it was his way OF sig
nallytng to the other boys in the Office
and Mr.. Garter, who was still young
enough to be interested in such sig
nal even though he vas member OF
the firm - the proximity OF pretty
girl.
Carter looked up from his paper.
caught the direction OF Nathans saze
and then whistled an answering
whistle, very low. but still audible to
Nathan. It was pretty girl and she
was approaching the vicinity Of Ma
than. Enveloped in a voluminous fur
trimmed rough wooden coat OF dark
violet blue. with her hands encased In
black muf to match the fur on her
coat, with a picturesque black velvet
, hat. cut on the poke bonnet order, that
! cast much shadow On her face, there
was still enough opportunity to see
that the girl beneath SO much warmth
swing clothes was young, animated
aud pretty.
The bewiIdercd Nathan looked up as
she approached and to her query that
Carter did not hear he nodded to the
desk of the youngest member Of the
firm. Then the violet coat and the
delicate aroma Of violet sachet that
went with it moved toward the little
wooden fence that hedge3 in Mr. Car
ter's desk.
"Here I am" said the girl. I'm the
tenant in -Four D.. Ma-bT.6ge Court.
Where do you want me TO sit-iuside
the fence or outside2"
Carter jumped from his seat and
was so confused that all he could say
was: Inside the fence = please take
this chair, any chair, any chair. Yes,
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

Suppose sou paraDhrased that ia
1,o9s speech Of Priscu1a's when John
lden proposed Tor his friend Miles
St1adtsh. and make speak for your.
self, John into speak for yourself,
lEoIiie2" said to her with a grin
when she rather Inttmated that was
lot quite the sedate old married wo-
s.-laid, I would make yourself out to 70.
Then Z continued more soberIy, MOL.
lie dear, I don't think we have been
. any more popular than any other wo-
men who are frankly pleased and US
qllIy friendly with the men they
men try to make love to most
SE616sn AZ the place and circumstances
are pTopitieus. I remember Paula
me, Of an episode in her Life
seor $he married JEFF
1T seems she had accepted an invf-
tation 70 an after-theater supper with
= 9dFd OF say people one evening.
Ne man who sat on her right she
h61di lever Iaet before, but he vas very
lsrcsable and she Congratulated her
- ga Was seated beside such
f1f apparently clever man OF
- 5Es
Is Zen n The small hours OF the
ol.iE It cine time for the party
q sas asked someone to call
idlss6 TIKI The man most courteous
q my gar Is at the door and my
q my club Is directly past your
5fSI. a11y I not put you down there
sctsd chs invitation IN the
mo S1pIFak Il was apparently given.
Sit lliSr surprise, to find
moment he car began 70 move
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1T IL. Carer eFppp - IN - - =.
IfsrbFidge Court ana ting Sl
eFIiefgeIiCs e. sept 10 ap4FeEle1t aug =
fronita janItor therg Let himself INTO
az empty apartment and ola . lite
andateur tinkerfng ON his Own ACCOUNT,
That morning through his 1nceSsant
e6oYts . goodIY supply Of coal had
been deposited IN the coal bins OF the
SEarbrtdge Court
Nancy Crosby continued to work 4of
him for q week more. He asked her
one day whether her apartment vas
gffu cold. eyes" She said, ct really
Is dreadful There Isn't any steam IN
the living room radiator, though the
BEDROOM radiators are an right. But
Won see can't stay there IN the day
time. Isn't It strange Tor the other
tensrts are perfectly comfortable
ayes, It IS funny" agreed Carter,
and began to read Lease On his desB
with eageTness.
At the end Of that week Nancy 9
amt was expected to return and
Nancy had indicated that she would
nave to give up her job.
az took It Just to be spiteful In tact,
I came down to bother you. just to
make you furious. thought you were
holding on the steam SO as to save
money and intended to find out and
to make you so tired OF seeing me
around that you would get the coal
at any cost. But really have had a
lovely time. Thank you for making It
so pleasant. But now that aunt is com
ing back / really wish something
could be done about that apartment;
.Ill go up myself" Carter promised
Maybe something is the matter with
the living room radiator. III have 1t
attended to at once. But-but-we
aren't going to forget each other now,
are we2 You see, I've been getting
terrifcally interested in you. though
suppose to you>Tm an impossible sort
Impossible" echoed Nancy. "you
don't suppose. I would have fIbbed
about the radiator If hadn't wanted
an ex:vse to be with you. haven
even noticed whether it was hot OF
you haven't gasped Carter. "And
I put the valve out Of commission IN
your living room"
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, ton he may deign to give her"
why, do you know. Marsie. have
! seen men Of from forty to sixty years
old with scanty hair. pendulous chins,
abdonens like bay windows, hands
that look dzopsical. bad teeth and
winkled clothes. ogle a pretty young
tlrl that is less than twenty and who
J in her dainty beauty looks like fra.
ssant nower?"
Eyes. Mollie," I interrupted when
l see man like that always want
to lead him to mirror and point out
all those defects you have mentioned
and then ask him how he has the au-
dacity to think he can for a moment
iuspirte anything but disgust In the
lovely bit OF youthful feminioity he
adnires."
and. Margie," Mollie continued,
that very man would be the first to
poke fun at a woman who had grown
fat and wrinkled and yet seemed to
think she was charmer- Indeed. all
the newspaper wits in the country
have taken a shot at her, but you. no
tice they leave the man alone.
"However. I did not come here to
phIlosoph1ze on the conceit Of man.
have come to be congratulated. Chad
and and baby are going for a long
sea trip"
Ny face fell for I know should
miss Mo1lie more than almost anyone
else in the trying days before me- I
took myself to task for a. selfish wo-
man and congratulated her.
"Teu me all about it, Mollie," I
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Personals.

Sheriff A. NJ. Glover was an official
visitor here on Wednesday. We un.
derstand he secured some important
evidence in the Jones case.
Mrs. Wesley Work, of kingmont,
was visiting friends here on Wednes-
day.
Isaac McIntire was business Wis
itor in Fafrmont on Wednesday
Harry D. Martin, OF Monongah.
was business visitor here on Thura-
: ". L. Hyre. OF Hutchinson, was
transactiug business here on Wednes-
Mrs. Charles E. Stewart, OF Enter
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..You haven't gasped Carter. "And
I put the valve out OF commission IN
your living room"
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Cnf4inp fIna Trees.

As a health conservation matter
the town authorities are having the
trees and other growth along the
river bank removed in order that the
sun may shine in and destroy the dis
case germs that are supposed to Turk
in such places.
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Preachina Serrices.

Rev. 3. Z. Hanes, pastor of the
General Christian church of Marietta,
Ohio. viii preach at the local Chris
tan church SUNDAY evening, March
81. An effort is being made to have
him locate In Marion county. and all
are cordially invited to come and hear
him on that date.
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Worthington
Back TO the Old Home.

James T. TaggaTt, a former resi-
dent of Wortnington, but who remov-
ed to CIarksburg several months ago,
viii return to Warrington about the
first Of April and occupy his Main
street residence. He is carpenter
and will work for the Consolidation
Coal counapny.