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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-31
| About People
Nevements OF individuals -
and From the City.
OOcoOcOoOO0Ooo

Mrs. r. r. Lyons of Edsington Lane.
who has been confined To the North
Wheeling hospital for the past few
weeks has returned TO her home.
Louis "BRbc" Dugan, popular young
man of the East End, has returned from
Il short visit with friends in Marietta.
Frank Snidcr Of Fourteenth street.
who has spent the past month on FUR
Tough with his parents. will leave Fri
day for Cuba. where he is stationed
James J. McFadden. aged resident OF
McColloch street. is confined TO MS
home with illness.
Henry Frohmc Of the East Eno' VINO
has been confined to his home with
severe attack Of rheumatism for Foteral
weeks, continues IN an unchanged con-
dition.
Ray Mccormick Of Patterson is able
To he about again after an illncss OF
several days
Elmer Goo" Moore. popular young
, man Of the East End. successfully
passed the physical examination ana ~
expected 70 leave in the immediate ~
turc.
Miss Nell Mcdonnell Of the East End
has recovered from n brief illness ana
is able 10 be about again. -,
Miss Vim F. Dyson Of the Dyson Ci-
gar company mas TetuiHeo A'o'
ness trip to New York.
Miss Ann Gilbert, buyer for the Geo.
R. TAYLOR company millinery depart
nent. has returned from New York CITY,
where she spent the past two weeks
attending the spring millinery open
ings. ,,
d. II. Parrish Of The 1ntelligencer
will leave Saturday morning for Pills
burgh.
s. r. Cole Of Marietta. o- ~ ElS1lins
in the city.
= l.. whitney. federal food admins
traior Of Kanawha county was in the
city yesterday. comforting with the 1000
administration office here
George Duvnll OF Camp Lee Is nome
visiting his parents, on five day 1ur-
| Tough.
Hon. Samuel r. Montgomery, OF Char-
! lesion, was in the city yesterday.
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given their employees an increase in pay
equivalent TO the addcu eNPc''S'" ~
maintain a family.
Planning dor Dog show-rrcsid"nt
,1h.r, Wclty of the Ohio Valley Kennel
club stated yesterday that plans were
.h,inv rapidly completed for tho big dog
ebo,v IN no civcn+in the Market Auditor
rum, March II, l. and Is under the nus
nIccs Of the American Kennel aSs"cln-
finn. The proceeds Of the show her"
ujII hn turned over to the Rcd cross
socie,y. Tho exhibition promises To i's
much larger and prctcnti"u: than inc
first one given in Wheeling few years
ago.
6sllinQ Treight-Rathcr than allow
freight cargoes on boats lying at wharH-
rs along the river become unfit Tor use
the companies sending such freight are
selling 1t at prices which are l"w"r IMAM
AZ other places. Much foodstutt is IN the
cargocs and this is all being disposed Oh.
More than fifty barrels Of flour were
unloaded from the steamer Ruth III Nc
Mccncn. and was sold III residents ar
McMechen.
Issues Pension Report-Th" annual
renort of the pension fund of Ia" INT
cd States Steel corporation has been re-
ceived at the Riverside mill. ana II
shows the amour, distributed this year
TO be much higher than last. the fund
has been established since 1911. ana
number Of rnses handled was 9.a33'
rhawing Pire Plugs-One Of the old
steamer fire engines was taken TO the
fire plug nj Twelfth and Market streets
Yesterday afternoon and forced stream
IN the plug to tnaw it out The Work
was not yet completed ut o'clock. a
number Of plugs arc reported TO be tToz-
en- about the city. and they Will De
thawed out.
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TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy a delightful sham
200 with very little effort and for a
very trifling cost, If YOU get from
YOUR druggist a package Of can
throx and dissolve a tcaspoonfui in
cup Of hot water. This makes
full cup of shampoo liquid enough
50 it Is easy TO apply It TO all the
hair instead of just the top OF the
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour IL little at time on the
scalp and hair until both are entire
" covered by the daintily prrfumcd
preparation that thoroughly dis
solves and removes every bit of
dandruff. excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing. ;hr hair dries quickly, with
a luilinrsS that makes II seem
heavier than 1t is. and takes on
rich luster and a Softness that
makes arranging it pleasure.
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,rr1y TILT IN HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3H.--A IlVr'y
tilt between members of tho New York
dclcgat ton in congress. Dock Commission
or Hulbert Of New York and colonel
Newcomer of tho army engineers, &C.
Cured in the house rivers and harhors
committee today when Colonel New
romer disclosed TINT the war depart
mont under it's Interpretation ol law
Of the last session Is about To lei con-
tracts for n 35-foot channel through
He'll Gate New York rltE. instead or
the 40-fooL channel Intended by con-
grcss.
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General Woods Wound
Slight; Out in a Week

p\RIs. ann. 3n.-Major General ""''o
r,t,ed States army. VIII" was w"und"d
recently while visiting the tr"nrh
FRONT. is confined to the Ritz artt"a
:,,.sn,tal, where ne is reported TO p" do
,n.. we'll Eie expects to be ous in al"'nt
:, ,rssk He is suffering from flesh
wound OF the arm. which is pa'Htul "u'
nn; dangerous. 800
I.inutenant Colonel Charles l. XII
,,,,r,e chief Of General W'"d$ @'att.
who was wounded in the face. may los"
his right eye. Major Kenyon y. JOYCE
who vas wounded in the arm /" M
rruVinS
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This afternoon at o'clock In the Dali
room OF the Hotel Windsor all the club
women of the city are invited TO enjoy
the program Of more than ordinary IN
terest for the February general meet
inr Of the Womens club. Dir. Ben Low
ens,cin Of Cincinnati and MISS virginia
l.oulk Of Huntington Will be the SPEAK
crs Of the evening. In addition 70 tnese
80 women will be addressed by e
socretarv Of the food commission OF
T,st Virginia, who is n personal rep
rescn,ativc OF Col Earl w. OElehay. Mr..
brennan will dwell on the subject OF
Food Rulings in West Virginia,
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Casper McCabo
y. V. 1foch
John Fitzgerald. il.
Evergreen Twig.

The members nf the Evergreen Twig
brId their scmi-munthly meeting yr$ter-
,av Afternoon at the home or MIS-
IhnrS l.. brennan. Jr.. of North Main
street, with u large attendance. Inc
ladies Of thia set spent an "Stremfl!
busy afternoon IN the work FOR the ONO
Valley General Hospital.
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nancinc PARTY,

Til" Trek club Of Moundsvillr Will
entertain on Friday evening with q
dancing party. at which time n large
attendance is assured. Quite a lumber
If the younger set Of this city attend
these delightful dances at the club and
for their convenience special car Will
run the night of III" dance. An cNccp-
rinnally attractive program has been ar
ranged for this affair.
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GENERAL LOGAN OUT.

CAMP HANCOCK. Augusta. Ga, Jan.
3N.--Brigndicr General \. j. Logan. OF
tho Second brigade. twcnty-eiGhth dlvl-
sion. National guard Of the United
States. was honorahly discharged by the
war department today. Physical .disa.
hility is believed la have caused the
issuing of the discharge.
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nanee 1t 4. o, q, ".

The Young Mems club Of the \: o.
l.. w. temple Will entertain at their
hall Friday evening with an informal
dance. This Is one Of series or many
dances 10 be given by this popular Or
ganizat!on and they have secured inc
hes, music possible for the evening" rs
the Premier orchestra will take care OF
thI. dance program The dance is pr1-
rote and Ambulance - by invitation
only.
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No caIebrate Anniversary,

This evening ut the Carroll rluh
dance will hc given tn ccl"brat" The first
anniversary of tn" installation Of Car
roll court Daughters uf Isabella and
with the arrangements already made
rhis promises to tic ON" or tho most III
formal dances preceding tho Lcntcn sea-
son. Misses Larinn Dick and Irene
Mrhrn have this affair in charge.
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will give a musical and literary enter
tainmcnt for the benefit Of the ne"
E,dswood church. The program Wall DC
begun at 8 O'Clock and will be followed
BY the serving Of refreshments. a Sill
yer offcrlnk will be taken at the door.
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Guild Meeting Today.

\ special meeting OF the Swope Guild
nr the ST. Matthew's church IS called
for Friday morning at ten thirty o'clock.
'rLis session will have number OF
business topics that will require a1fen-
tinu and il Is therefore nec"9SaT: that
all Of the members hc in attendance.
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muRpERoUs ATTACK.

Special dispatch to the intelHE1h'fr.
STECBENEILLE. o.. Jan. '---\S Il
.,..u,r OF 4 quarrel originating on. III"
',,i, street. here this evening Edward
Nnshrush, twenty-thrcc. attacked ana
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Mask Bail Mt Carroll Club.

MASK Sbtl w "a iOii SAe''
,u.. t,f tn" S"aSuuS most urliEhll VI
,!,rrre WAS hrld las, evening at til"
carroll ,.lih 10y III" nrmh"rs III tho form
ni :, Iu:N,it;,rrd". Something d"cId"dly
rev was displayed IN til" costumes nc
sItIr~ i number 81 pHtrI"i" forms ~ APP
r:rr"l The merry dancers w"r" iuf-
iIsilrG with tn" MOST d"liIhtiuI pro-
gram If muSir 10y III" Premier "rch"S-
tn. nr,i IN" evenings enjoyment was
crn..ludrd =, IN" serving Of luncheon
ia tn" dining f""n'
'rhrS.. Ur,.~"ui w"r";
Misses:
.i.,i.i'r. W,.>.r .iumn,un"t sue.
dorothy ShnrhauEh. old fashioned
r;jll.
Virginia M.'h"l Roman Girl.
Stella Mnrkrr. i'An*y.
,;i;,Iy$ llaiI"y. Spanish Dancer.
Italian Kern. Gypsy Girl
Amr.n Kinc. Spanish Dancer
!l.lcu Ein% .Lrrrha Washington.
Mrr$ tH>"v. T"rsr.
Helen Met Hnr".
.!r-",hIn" kIrg. An"ri"a
,'arf."rtrl" King. Dutch carl
MIS-. j. j. t. nIfr;"n. Colonial Dame.
,nih"rii" Mar"L"%.
{ Lulu p'Mall"T.
ls"S,. Shelley.
atm iiIi'' .ht' .Ni'lL ma va ''''''S
tom.
MIrlHr,N Siamm. tiipSE.
Mary Alexander. Martha Washington.
Mn.hryn chimney. school Girl.
I:npira"l Ilav"ran. ''"l"mtai
I;h"a NHmi"n.
Mrs l.. Y. owens.
Iron" M"h"u.
M"s>rs:
Ralph Wn!r'rs l'md"
f'inni: =. lyons.
..Irhn S,aiilu. l"min".
l:,.rnnrd Alexander.
". j. MmnI"n.
e. II. Manners"
Floyd Williams.
. .Tr" r'i:m"r.
W. &. 'iuudItng.
j." tSur'.lih
William Sau"rS.
I,iarr.h" Murphy. Fairy.
I:.cinl MahInn. Fairy.
Marumr..i Mnmi"r. I''uuIry Girl.
li.l., smith. Milk Mnrd.
' hHrhl'.'.n ';Ill
Mnr":r.; ';rlli"ar.
Mar!.. owens.
Mrs 80. Werner.
Mr. I;aIrlr Walters. gypsy.
MrsSr%.
! Tnu,ra~ k'ly"u. Indian thI"t.
j. j T. uI!ii'm. Wanna NAW'a.
! td k:il"'.m.
I VIII \ t:,hnri.
+ l. t. FLYNN.
a. Sn!lH
y n'rsiI.r '.,u@h
I Charles I.all!.
: los FIrmk"nSi"!H
| Loo. ';"I>"T.
| IslII,i Runner. Satan.
N H. Il"nd"rS"u. Clown.
|
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High School Students Dance.

'ri.' $!uu.u::' or III" N'I''l'l1 '''h''
-ru""i and In" m"lnl"r:, 81 III" a.u','"'
enjoyed "n" at IL" week most "'' S"'
mi dane. : ut tn. Elk'S .'luh last evening"
,,E'rh WIS III. ''I;'rnid' dance. tIrrh'S-
80, ,uu<,,. na:: furnished throughout ih'
.c,ruiu. and quit. :, number "f 1h"
,,Irr,.r s...lul So took n,liaHtaE" Of
go. ,,orry ,..ri. Tl' .pr"'''r-d~ az In"
affair VIII -. used fr t." "E'r"rd. tn"
!i!-h S,i,..ni rai'"".
AIr".is Ih"<,. present :" "nj"y tn" de-
ll.hii,l affair W''r".
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Misses
Miss 1aue Compllrnented.

At uh, home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
{; Whitman: on tho Bethany pike very
delightful party was given Tuesday eve
ruinp with Miss Doris Whitman as host
nSs, which complimrntcd Miss Virginia
l,auc. whose marriage To Mr.. Harry
Meyer will be an event Of curly Feoru-
HrC
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Emitting at Thomson Church.

This afternoon at IN" Thomson NJ. r.
,.hurrh Is knitting party will he held be-
tween the hours IF . and j o'clock. This
aIfa:s has been arranged by tho first end
third divisions OF the Ladies' Aid soci-
rty, with Mrs. {. 7. StuTGcs ma MIS-
|, 'harlcs McGinnls as the hostcsscs. All
'oC IN, friends OF the society are invited
,u bring their knitting and indulge in
q rrw haurs' pleasures as are always
found In. tho social functions At the
Thomson church. \ program of musical
selections will be rendered while tho
ladies are engaged in the art or Knit
ting. Late in the afternoon tea VIII be
S"rl cd.
Those assisting the hostcsscs are:
Mcsdames.
" e Etzlrr Fred Duis
Carl Dyer henry SlollhF
The following ladies are in charge or
tho decorations:
'Mcsdamcs
j., ~ Bcidrmau Charles Amos
Misses.
Albcra Robh Anna McGreKof
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Musical Entertainment

This evening at ihr home OF Mrs. 1r-
,uiu Rridol. near Scihcrts station the
ladies Of the EdEwood Lutheran church
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To Compliment Future Bride.

This afternoon, II her home IN lleaS-
anton, Miss Virginia Dean VIII De inc
charming hostess to tho members OF -.
I.ukr's church, at which time MISS VIZ
rluia l.au". IL bride Of the very near tu-
lure. Will hc cunplimcnted. The afair
will b. I'm the nature of handkerchief
shower. and the evening Will h. deIIEh'-
fully spent in knitting and other nccdic'
work. This will b. concluded oS lhe
serving If light refreshments.
Miss Deans guests will be:
Misses
,.irripia Lane NIrcinia Dean
E., Smith irma Schencrlcin
I.ir.,ni, Ncr;rana- Katherine Prayer
+ han
MrSdamcS
/ I.Ivood DobbS William Scott
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Only a woman
who has watched
her complexion
r.h nEe fro III
wrinkled. coarse.
sa.low u & | mess
TO clear. soft.
Youthful b eau -
ran realize the
feeling OF jog
that came over
me when first |
saw that My own
careworn. aged
locking skin ~aS
actually regain
iuS its i:r | ! $ h
freshness. \ o :
pr Tor to ( h | q
there vas scarce
II n preparation.
in"iudinG trsa =
mont at the high
80 prices. which
had no, tried.
my - max" III 5
Finally n French
beauty recipe whir
fr"nI q doctor In
t!Ir reason most
be"aus. they iarj
GO down in:" th"
youthful activity
whs only II short
husband tx { | al
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Mrs Ice Hyrnm. Of the Elc"cIlEn
APARTMENTS. viii give knitting ana
bridge party this afternoon in honor OF
Miss Miriam Chcffrr. OF Barncsvi!le.
and Miss Florence Ilagar, Of banbury'
Conn, who arc guests of friends In the
city. Tho guests Of the afternoon Will
Include
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\ large pcrr"utnc" Of p"uciiS - being
mad" from Californian irr''nS'' ""dHr..
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in price
the other
Tore- psTs, Geo. H. snook TO-
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faCc look worse.
Indy gave ~" :,
d, SlI. had "b;ain'd
'ar:s. who told her
things failed witS
III tn" p"w"I L"
skin and RON" III"
i tn. tiSS us. l.
'itur after til:it NJ?
~ I'D "Swr"th"art.
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DIR prepare! 'NI""i;
and had c";ui.i' Ni"n
Is. wr!iimi"d. K; = /
i.rtTil$ t. NJ" IA
rt.S..ni'tl rEr.tIn. !
l",l"W -''ts'
.vrf!li,n fiii!i>h eyer
auH r"iui'l"N'"a hs'I
.,,,Siv in..r.nS, h''r !
S.rnrri" anI !n"%.i''it%
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whiting and Bridge Party.

NI''NIII III'S
/ EIvond Dobbs William Scott
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lily :"r ~lI!:l' H'.~.
Il ir';r i:i'" =, ilh r.
rn& - .Iaf';t!l' =" L."
..,nrl.r'iIrH with tn"
:ilN" S'r'H many u.
.".s"i. faxed l'",ki't:
Y $IU!i ~ Wr.ulsl is
rl!<h..S and marvel
,raiI'y. through ;hiS
~. r'-r'I".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-28
VUI
EDDIE.

The following extracts are from a
letter to Mrs. NJ. A. Rollins of Vas
salboro, from her son, Musician Cecil
a. Rollins, Hdq. Co. Band. ll3 In
fantry. Am, T.. +. Nov. II. 1918.
Dear Mother:
Two pictures | want to draw for
YOU. The first is of Monday evening,
Nov. II. 1918. We were having n cell
cbration. The band in the center Of
the scene blowing almost to burst
their lungs and their horns, the Nhole
regiment ranked about on three sides
shoulder bars filling the fourth Cup
to generals stars(, star shells and
rockets splitting the clouds with their
lightning, noise, brilliance. Joy too
deep for expression, subdued grief a
medley of high emotions-it was a
time never to be forgotten.
The hill 10 our right rose above us,
lifting up the crosses and statuettes
Of French cemetery--al! around
were grouped French girls, children,
women and old folkS--Wecpng and
cheering in the same moment. One
OF the two French soldiers whom |
saw close by. marched back to town
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STATE HOUSE
Continued from Page Nine)

ment paid q fee Of s. each. Ninety
engineers licenses and IS master and
pilots licenses were ISSUED. One
hundred and fifty motor boats
We're inspected and certificates issued
to them: and 49, operators and
navigators licenses were issued. % OF
them being over i've tons measure
meut paying Il fee OF IS.
NO accidents were reported dur
ing the past year says the commits
SioncrS in their report.
The general condition Of boats un-
der inspection is very good. We shall
look over some of the hullS and boil
ccS this winter as it will give owners
a chance to make repairs if needed.
The appropriation for aid Of
navigation upon inland waters has
been expended IN hopes TO give better
results Several oil lights have been
taken out and electric lights installed
IN their stead. New huoys have been
placed in several lakes and Old ones
repaired.
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WEEKS MILLS

y Christmas tree ana entertainment
wa given at the Weeks Mills schoo!
house Tuesday afternoon. Dec. a. 3r
the teacher and pupils Much credit Is
due the teacher, Mrs. May Hall. parents
ana friends who helped to make this a
merrE Christmas for the children. A
lHrg" audieice was prescn. and listener
TO the following interesting program
which was splendidiy rendered BY the
pupils: "our Christmas PRAYER
school; Welcome" Beatrice Moshei
Give" Dorothy Davis; What !
Want Dana Quinnam: The Last
Year Dolly" Marcia Hisler; dialogue
Christmas Morning" Dana Foster.
Dan" Quinnam. Beatrice Mosher, MAJ
cha Hisler, Annie Bradsireet, Aubrey
Mclaughlin; 'Snowfakes," Hazel His
Ter; song. school; "Bius Mistake. :
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State House Chat

The home Of tie newspaper men
during the sessions Of the Lcgisia-
turC is the room next to the House
gallery, fourth iloor north wing. II
has heretofore borne The common
place Inscription on the glass Of its
door Newspaper Hcporters.' 1t has
now Gene into it, own and Supt. oH
Buildings {. :. Brown has had in
ScribcG just TIE Hub" Known for
years as tho Hub % He'll" ii can
now he rs easily found as spoken of.
Lieutenant Percy +. Crane of .he
Aero Spruce Squadron. who has been
in charge OF extensive operations III
Washington state getting out spruce
lumber for alrplaneS, arrived Friday
morning III augusta and was a cali
CT at the Capitol. Mr.. Crane was AZ
siatant secretary of the Senate at the
last session, and owing to the recent
death Of Secretary Win. L. Lawry. is
the person designated by law to call
the incoming Senate to order. Lieu
tenant Crane Is a candidate for the
position of secretary of the Senate
and is without opposition. Monitors.
$. Hi, who has been a candidate,
Withdrawing on Friday from The
campaign.
John l.. Reed and VIM. II. Clifford
Of Lewiston We're at the department
Of state Oh Friday TO inspect the sol
dicrs vote AZ the various camps cast
hy men from Androscogsin county.
MISC Maud II. Stetson Of the State
House telephone office is getting
along finely after an operation On
Christmas day for appendicitis. Mrs.
Dorothy Eoyd IF the same office is
also Ill IT home ana. the teleph"u.
business IS being carried on by Miss
Regain, the chic: operator.
Second Lieutenant f. G. Torrey Of
Pittsfiela was caller Friday at The
State House. Lieut.. Torrey has lad
GVr years in the army.
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Saturday, December q. 1918.
A Pause


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80 North Union St, Rochester. \. Y.
For FIVE long years, l was afflicted
with Stomach. Liver and Kidney
Trouble. which developed into serious
Bladder Trouble. During that time.
| am safe in saying I tried over so
different remedies without relief.
saw a testimonial OF, l think. a
Montreal man about 'Fruita tives'
and concluded to make one more trial
BY the time the sample box was fin
ished ] found quite an Improvement;
and when ! had finished a soc. box,
there Vas a grand Improvement far
beyond my expectations.
To make a long story short. l be-
lieve Fruit -tives" or Fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach. Liver and
Bladder Medicine the world has ever
produced"
r. s. OFTYNN.
Government Concrete Inspector.
SOC a box. for $3.50. trial size 2oc.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A TIVES
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-28
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OUR COUhTRY'S SERVICE

To Mrs. Paul Lausier Of 33 Jeffer-
son street, Augusta comes the follow
ing letter from her son, Corporal Ed
die L. Lausier, CIR. K. I. O., A. Z. O.,
1873, A. +. f:
Anglers, Nov 16, 1918.
Dear Mother:
Just line to answer your nice let
ter of the 18th of October. Pleased
to hear you are well and glad to say
that l am the same. At last | re-
ceived a nice letter from brother Joe,
dated NoY. 6. He is well and hanpy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-28

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