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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01

WASHINGTON. Aug. The SEN
ate has voted special allowance Of
500 a month 10 the A. r. F.'s most
helpless casualty. Herman Bitter.
Dubuque. Iowa. for nurse hire. BIT.
ter lost both eyes and both arms.
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Continued on Page Seven.
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EiIEt JEW

Mrs sam Lockwood, daughter Dor
othy ana son sam have just returned
from a weeks visit with friends in
Tacoma and Vaughn.
The dance given at the Leudecker
home Saturday night was well attend
ed. nearly 80 being present. Best of
all. each one reports an excellent
time. The evening was spent in
dancing. refreshments being served in
the usual way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Johnson autoed
up from Hoquiam in their new Ford
to visit the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benton They also attended the
dance.
Dinner guests at the Lockwood
home Sunday were Howard and
Dewey Lockwood of Tacoma, Victor
Lockwood and wife of Baldi. Mrs.
Douglas and daughter Dorothy of
Eagle Gorge, Mr. Murphy of Aber-
deem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elton of Mid
land.
Mr.. E. p. Leudecker and son Ed
ward and Lester Benton autOed to
Chehalis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Palms and son An
drew spent Sunday with friends in
Olympia.
Everett Bozarth spent Sunday at
home.
Curtis and Claude Hutson spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Bossiyl's mother and daughs
ter arrived last week from Belgium. 7
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03
S0tT UNION

Friday evening of last week "a
friends surprised Mrs. Ross Jones
and spent most enjoyable time
furnishing refreshments. \ good
time was enjoyed.
South Union is pretty we'll desert
ed between the Puyallup fair and
hunting.
Mr.. Harold Abbott is home for a
few days.
Mrs. G. f. Neh of Centralia, who
was the guest a Mr.. and Mrs. w, X.
Ball the past week, returned home
Mr.. w j. Abbott and Mrs. r. L..
Abbott and little son spent Thursday
in Olympia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Schulze and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs
Schulze's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Donald in Tumwater
4 Hazel and Ada Newman spent Sun
day afternoon with Mildred Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs. Decker of Seattle spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs
j. E. Walker.
Mrs. John Seed and little sons are
visiting Mrs. Seeds sister in Sedro-
Woolley.
Mr.. Leo Schulze has purchased a
player piano, present to his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schulze
Miss Esther Bergh spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Bergh.
Mrs. j. S. Lyme, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
land Neese and daughter spent Mon
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Ball and family.
Stanley Bergh spent Sunday after
noon with Volney Baker.
Mrs. Will Newman has returned
from Idaho, after spending couple
of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Gene
Twiss.
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EUREKA

Mrs. Lee Conine went to Tacoma
last Monday to visit Mrs. Fitch and
daughter Genevieve. The many
friends of Miss Genevieye will be
panied to hear of her serious illness
with Brights disease.
Mrs. Pringle is enjoying visit this
week from. her mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Gould of Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sexton were
Tacoma visitors last Friday.
Miss Margaret Curry was week.
end visitor with her parents at Chin
acum. ~
Mr.. Ackley Of Tacoma was week
end visitor al the, home of his sister,
Mrs. ]. B. Martin, and husband.
Mrs. Ray Pollman. who has been
farming the Jack HASTE place for the
past two years, has rented the H. l..
Conine farm.
B. R. Conine went to Enumclaw
last Monday to get some cattle that
he purchased up there last week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03
PLEASANT GLADE

Marion spencer of Tacoma visited
Did friends in Pleasant Glade re-
Gently.
Mr.. Puryis is baling hay.
Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig Johnson and
family of South Bay visited at the
August johnson home Sunday.
Private John Rove arrived at Camp
Lewis with the First division Septem-
Der 20. making the trip from Camp
Meade Maryland, in four days Pri-
vate Rove was the weekend guest of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Rowe.
returning to Camp Lewis Monday
morning to receive his discharge.
Mr.. l., G. Mikkelsen came up from
Chehalis Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with his wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and daugh-
ters. Mrs Long. Mrs. Biorkman, Mrs.
Rogers. Mrs. Atnip, Mrs. Cramp Mrs.
Mikkelsen and Jeanette attended the
community day at South Bay last
Friday.
Gilbert Rogers was taken to the
hospital Tuesday with blood poison
in his knee, caused from slipping and
falling on "A knot while at work in
DeHart's camp
Mrs. Crosby of McCleary was a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. G.
Miller. last week.
Grandma Robin is a guest of her
son Charlie Robbins and wife
Mrs. Rogers received word Tuesday
of the death of her little 4-year-old
granddaughter. June Dobbins. at
Cleveland, Ohio.
Community day at South Bay was
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PENTN~If.

Mr and Mrs. H. \. iiat,he and "a
brother Of Mrs. Hajchels motored
out 10 the ocean beach one Day la~r
", k
\ party was given 1T The Grange
nan last Saturday evening, in honor
Of The j /. Broker fa,qily, who are
moving to West OLYMPIA. Oysters.
sandwiches, pie. cake and coffee were
served TO about IS people of the
Grange and immediate neighborhood
The evening was spent in dancing
Mrs. Florence Hartshorn spent the
weekend in Seattle visiting friends
Emil Harbst has had to be absent
from school all the week on account
OF having his tonsils removed last
Saturday.
Jack Frost visited a good many To-
ealities around Olympia Sunday
night. The beautiful flowers and a
good many fine gardens were spoiled.
Only places near the waters of the
Sound were missed.
Little Marcia Brickcr has with.
drawn from Buffers Cove. school to
become pupil in the Garfield school.
She will be missed by the pupils here
Mr. and Mrs William Porteous
motOred to Tacoma Saturday.
Elmer Kaiser visited his sister
Emma at Hoquiam last week
Miss Beulah Christensen of Seattle
came home Friday evening and re-
manned over Sunday with home folks
Holly Honey OF West Olympia
spent the weekend with her friend
Mae Mary at the H. E. Davis place.
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NIsQUALLY VALLEY

|
Mrs. Alice Wick and three children
from Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting
at the home of her brother, Walter
McCullum, and wife,
Miss Uazel DeHaven is visiting a
few days at the w. S. Bennett home.
The Brown tractor threshed for
several of the neighbors last week.
We understand there were sounds
of wedding bells in our midst last
week. Reports of full details will be
given later.
Miss Nugent, our teacher went to
her home in Seattle Friday for visit
with her folks over Sunday.
F. d. Robinson lost a valuable COW
a couple of weeks ago.
Miss Antoinette La Chance is at
tending the State College at Pullman
this year.
Bert Pomeroy spent couple Of
days at Andersen's ON his way from
Yakima, where he had attended the
fair.
Frank Kahn has purchased mo-
torcycle.
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NORTH LAKE

J. ]. Adair and Mrs. Charles Ho-
hanson motored to Hoggum Satur-
day to pick huckleberries. They re-
ported that there were lots of ber-
ries. sa
Misses Ruby and Flora Reed re-
turned Sunday from a five weeks
stay at Puyallup valley.
Mr.. Delbert Springer is recover
ing very nicely since he had his
tonsils cut out.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Olson and
daughter Doris spent Sunday at
Charles Hokansson's.
Mrs. Springer and son Ira spent
Friday evening Of last, week at
Reeds.
The Misses Mabel Reed and Mar
9perite Hayden spent Sunday after
noon at L. M. Springer's.
Mr.. James Bentley spent Tuesday
evening ct Reeds.
Miss Marguerite Hayden spent
Sunday evening at Reeds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03
COLLuNSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton Of Central
City, Neb., are making an extended
visit with their daughter. Mrs. H. E.
eagle and family. They expect to
locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Langford and
daughter Gertrude and Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Wren Of Tacoma visited
Charles Langford and family Sunday.
Robert Langford spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. w. F. Kelsey was in Yelm
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grass have
moved to Tacoma, where they have
bought a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Raymond were
Olympia visitors Tuesday.
There will be a community fair at
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well attended. The children's display
of canned fruits, vegetables. cakes,
drawing and manual training work
was good, especially the canned fruit
by the Girls Canning club. The
talks given by County Superintendent
Brown. County Agent Bergstrom
Miss Myrtle Boone and Mrs, Duncan
were very interesting.
Mrs. Duncan reorganized the South
Bay PIT. a. The officers elected for
the new year We're: President, Mrs,
Susie Bennett: first vice president,
dent, Mrs Ellie Longmiro: secretary,
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PINE GRovE

+ Mr.. J. N. Wiseman was taken very
Ill suddenly last Sunday and was re-
moved to the hospital, where he un-
derwent serious operation. Wednes-
day he was reported as still in very
critical condition.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03

Mrs. Myra Parse; treasurer, w. G.
Miller.
Grandma Robbins has sold her
place in Pleasant Glade to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank HannafOrd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-03

the schoOlhouse the Sth OF October.
There We're lots of hunters in this
community Wednesday.
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BOSTON HARBOR

4 pleasant party was held on Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Robinson in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kopkey,
picnic dinner was enjoyed on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23

The Endeavor Society will have sneII
,i, n nrnrram at the hour of their usual
meeting.
NJ Harrison Gamble. widely known
N Shadyside and vicinity. died at MS
hnme in Moundsvillr. on Sunday morn
ing The funeral service was held yes
tcrday.
Tho Willing Workers Society OF the
prcshvtrrian church will present play
early in October. Full announcements
will be made later: co,-
Mr.. and Mrs. {. f. Thompson. OF cen
trail avenue. were guests OF frienos near
Sardis over Sunday. ,,
Mr.. Harry Lcasure. Of West Forty,
rifth street. has purchased new l?-o
Model Ford car. fla.
Mr.. Ted Kelly of West Forty-first
street. was pleasantly surprised last
evening by a large number OF ms LOT
mer school mates who gathered az the
home or his mother. Mrs. John Kelly,
10 celebrate his birthday anniversary:
The Young man was the recipient OF
many attractive gifts.
Dr. B. ~ Price. pastor OF the PreS-
hyterian church, spent sunday AT Ban,
mock and Flushing. where ne conoucteu
services. His pulpit here was lllico ny
Rev ]. II. Arthur. OF Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beutcr. or west
Forticth street. will spend the week VS.
itng friends DIT H0m!ng ana Louueh-
willie Ohio.
The EDGOrth League OF tho Methodist
church held business and social meet
ing last evening at the BuntiIl home on
West ThIrty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Moblcy. OF Cen
traI avenue. expect Ia move ms week
to their new home on Lincoln avenue.
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Martini Perry RrIafR

Mr. md Mrs. Ed. Miles and family. or
Virginia street hay" arrived HON" after
spending tho Weekend visiting friends
and rclaiiN"s AT Flushing. OHIO,
Miss Laura Larkin. OF North Sixth
street. and Mss tath"r!n" AhSalon. of
west Of town. hnVc arrived homo after
sprndInr IN" preceding week WISHING
with relatives in pittsburgh. Pa. They
were accompanied hnm" by Hiss Eliza
beth \i,alorn who had spent tho sum
nrr ia that city.
Miss Mildred He'll entertained large
uur,b,r ~ hcr intimate friends with n
w"Iurr roast ai her horn" IN D""r Run
ON Saturday evening. TIL" affair wnS
attended by lHrEc number OF young
propl" from this City and NorkNillc.
nurin Ithr evening social diversions
On jnycd and ut lat" hour r' trcshmcnts
were SERVED ,
DR. T. ". Woodruff. Of North Fourth
street IL ,onnncd to his HON" suffering
In,ns BLK. manager Of III" r"nray
theatre. !s =prndlnC few days in l'htl-
nd.lvh.n, IA. on business.
Tho regular meeting Of the Daughters
or Trn.rC:, - scheduled for the Iratcr-
nal h.,ll his evening.
Tr,, Vogue Dancing club will give an
her IF ;h"Ir series "f rnJ0yah!" affairs
in tie l'ra'rrnll Hall on North flfih
street tonight.
pr. and Mr.. raul Morrison. cf this
c!ts. hl,c arrived homo inter m auto
trip through III" state.
I lntg.. number "f tho cmrloy"s or
,i,,. l....,i mills who arc cut of work. ar"
r,nrI:,'r.s ln SOCK other employment tenn
NJ: Rohrr, Gillrs. Sr.. ~ Fourt h
,trCr, * spending n few days rs tho
rtIc.r IF Fri, nd4 AZ l'itl sburch. IA.
| III" members OF the Capitol Inn foot
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ST. CLA|PSV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Ralty Deeds Piled.

Adamo SantaviCco TO Antonio Santa
vicci. land in Bellaire; 81.
Anna kcssmcicr and Julius Kesse-
mier TO Homer Putnam. one acre in
Peace township: $40.
G. J. Frittcr and wife 10 r. ii. Barr.
ono acre IN Morrjstown: $500.
Robert Lee Rice and Jessie u. Rice
10 Elizabeth T.. Mayhugh. lot 404 in
Rod.fcr's addition to Shadsidc: 81.
Mary T.. Gates 81 ri. TO Lucy l.. Gates.
Il acres in Washington township: 81.
John S Moore and Tahitha s. Moore
10 Dorothy J. Barr, so acres in Union
township: 81.
Fern J. Rarnhart and Corirltia ".
Darnhart to Edwin A. MaEhuGh. half OF
lot 429 In Shadysidc; 81.
Elizabeth l.. Mayhugh and Edwin A.
Mayhurh To- Ezra J. Barnhart. onc-halt
lot tao IN Shadvside: 81.
William r.. krupp. OF Wheeling. to
Earl q. Clark. eight acres IN Pease
township: 900.
FREDERICK Ehni and Fila y. Ehni to
William T.. Erurp, eight acres IN icasc
township; S@.5ho
Matte NJ. Toilet to Thomas +. Toll
lc,. land in Richland tpwnshI: ST.
John a. Rarrickinw' and Margaret
p,rrickInw 10 George W. Burke. land
in Flushing: $3.50.
+ r. Doudna and Alice Carey 10 F.
Il. Galloway. north side OF lot Is IN
Ecuhardt's addition to Barncsvillc; VI.
/. V. Piper and Laura Dell Piper to
. 6, Perkins. land in bethesda: ST.
W. II. Rinos and Flor :. Zines to
f.. Il. Dew ct A.. lot 30 III Barnes
yIlIc. 81
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Rriddenort. Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

ball team held another practice OF
League Park last night. h,-d
Local Rumanians ar" having naLu
time getting back to their hon'Cs !" '"'
t'nptain and Mrs. &. 7. Aiken have ar,
we'd home after a visit with fri'ndS d.
sfniihhcld. OHIO. <o.
The city has issued adrHrusink I2t
the bids for The laying OF the sidewalk
on Euclid avenue IN front OF lhe ho"
Elm school building.
Anthony Coync. who has been surer-
ing with an attack of pneumonia IL
sax! XHrs So James Ga icP' s. Mitchell. of Eighth
! street. is confined 10 her home Win
, serious illness.
Mr, and Mrs. George Rohertshaw leeys
today for their home at Clarksourg', W.
Va. after short visit with 'helF
daughter, Mrs. Carl Gappelt.
Bert lickens has arrived home atter
visit with relatives at 81 SlalrSsi';r,
Frank Heinrich is reported 10 DC I'M
proving at his home on North four'h
Miss Edna Burns has arrived home
after brief visit with friends ana rei-
atives at Columbus, OHIO.
Miss Vclma Cox, Of Mckeesport. "a;
is The guest Of Clarence Armstrong and
! family. of Clinton street.
| Thomas Sautcrs has returned 10 Ioi
ncu university to resume ms slunieS
after visit with his mother on Elm
street. ..o -.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Miles have re,
turned 10 their home on virginia sllee'
! after Il visit with Flushing friends
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Morrlson haEe
arrived home after an auto trip through
tn" state.
chester Perkins and wife OF Newark,
! OHIO have returned TO their homo AFTER
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Eearl hesiop
| Of this city ~ -,
Mrs. Hi and Mrs Mary Martin: or
WASHINGTON, IN. spent yesterday Vis''
inw with friends in this city. -
john Peppers. OF Toledo, ono Is
, spCndinC n few days visiting with MI
and Mrs. Earl Hcslop OF this city
Mrs. NJ. +. Boyd and Lydia HurhE: OF
,'oIcrain. Ohio. spent yesterday In THIS
city on business.
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SHADYSIDE

The ladies' class OF the christian
Bible school, Will meet on Friday eve
Ming Of this week at the home Of Mrs.
Clarence Il. Gillespie. on West Forty
FIRST street.
The "nrly beginner, will be the happy
fln;shrrs in the Intelligcnscr's Automo-
b." and Diamond campaign.
Mr. Harry MCkain. Of Lincoln avenue,
Sn"n; Sunday with friends in Mounds
vlliG
Miss Va,ma Rodcfcr of Lincoln ave-
nue.. has gone 10 .Adamst0n. w. Va.
where shr will teach this winter.
NJ. and Mrs. John W. Taylor. Of
South Lincoln avenue, expect 10 move
to morrow To the house on Sm!thfield
street. hong vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Atkinson.
Miss Lillian MCKelvry. who Is teach
ing near Key. spent the end Of the week
at her home here.
Mrs Hannah King and Mr.. ]. G.
Mcchem left on Saturday for their re-
Sprctivc homes at Clarion and Gold
field. Iowa. They had been guests here
ar the home of her brother and his
brothcr-ln-law. Mr.. Chris Dawson. OF
West For:i"ih street.
Rally Day IS 10 be observed in the
Christian church on next Sunday. The
am u: the Bible school Is TO have 400
present and total collection OF $50.
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pridpenort RriefH.

Mr and Mrs. Charles Stitt. Of this
city. left yesterday for weeks visit AT
Bloomin CtNn. III.
Mr. s. NJ. Cortland LETT for his home
at Wcllsvillc. q. after few days visit
with local relatives.
Melvin Brady. representing the Inter
national Correspondence Schools. was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Eugene Hill is spending a few days
on business trir to Toledo in thci n
trraoSts Of the Scott Lumber Company.
Ciydc Gamble and wife ar" spending n
fcw days in Moundsvtl". W. Va. called
by no death OF Mr.. CANDLES father.
tt" regular meeting O: tho members
Of IN" Frat"rnal Order OF Eagles Will
BE- hold Tonight.
Mrs. EHv. OTTO Wendell and children
have Eorr 10 Detroit. where the family
will max" their future homo. Rev. Wen.
de- To follow rrXt week.
The members of III" Wednesday AZ
'nrpoon club viii entertain their nus
hands AZ O'Clock dinner at the Wei
come Inn at L!"ydsvillc tomorrow.
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A hiE meeting 81 tho Junior Order OF
American Mechanics was held last
night NJ tho hall on Thirty-sccond street.
4 half scorc of candidates was initiated
and a social session enjoyed.
At the meeting Of tho Bcllairc Elks
this evening John +. sherry. who at
tended tho state convention last week
at Columbus. will submit a report Of tho
proceedings there. Mr.. Sherry was
elected Il trustee Of the state organiza-
ton.
The state commander Of the knights
OF Golden Eagle attended meeting Of
the local lodge last night al the hall on
Thirty-Second street. He gave an ad-
dress after which a social session was
hold.
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a.. ua,r.yi1ls Psrsonsis.

Miss Anna Rand has returned to her
homo ut Bellevue, KY. after spending
several weeks with her sister. Mrs. A.
l.. Bumgnrncr.
william Holman and wife were called
to Newark on Monday by the death OF
Mrs. IIolman's mother. Mrs Cnner
H. T. Tyler. Of Bellaire, was here on
business Monday.
Fail term Of Common Pleas court be-
gins today with over 400 cases on the
docket.
Mrs. Frank Frazier and son. Bobby.
have returned after Z visit with rela-
tivcs at Colerain.
Francis Young and Samuel Pursglove
loft Monday to attend st. Johns Mill
tary academy at Delaneld. Wis.
Miss Mary McNash. Of Wheelins'
spent the week end at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Frank Bryant.
Walter Lewis and family returned
Monday t. their home In Cleveland
after a visit with local relatives.
James Anderson and wife, OF Bel
lairc. arc visiting local relatives.
DR.. G. II. Gale, Of Men, was here on
business Monday.
The Kilablue club held 4 business
meeting at the home Of Miss Elizabeth
Major on Monday evening.
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Football Game Sunday

Manager Row Smith Of the Martins
Ferry Capitol Inn football team has
been successful IN getting a contra I
from the strong Pittsburgh footbhIl
team for game TO be played at l.eaHuc
Park in this city next Eunday aitII
rGnn and there is no doubt that tn"
park will bc filled 10 it's full capacity
with the fans of this vicinity.
The Pittsburgh team Is composed OF
former Pittsburgh nigh school PA! rr'
. Jeanette and Peerless teams. and they
arc coming TO this city with NJ, "Npcc-
'tation Of drubblng the locals. IN oroer
to insure Il good game with plenty OF
pep and action. manager SmlIh ms
promised the visitors u date later IN IN"
season. us well as Il large share Of ~"
cato receipts. If they succeed IN TRIM
,ming his team.
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PESKY
BED BUGS

The new chemical. F. D. O. r"aky
Dov,I's Fundamentally puts "vrrlasi-
tng TO pcsky bedbugs. reaches. ants. and
flcas Impossible tur thcm 10 exist where
y. d. Q. is used.
P. u. Q. Kills and leaves coating on
their eggs and prevents hai"h!ng.
A two-ounce packag" MAKES II quart
Of the strongest hug KILLER on earth.
A box OF +. n. Q. goes farther than a
barre uC old fashioned bug killers.
Look for IN" d"vI!'S h. al on every box:
slso pa'cn, spout n every box OF +. d. q.
The r, y. .. Kills fl"ns "n dogs. All
leading drug stores. Baers Pharmacy.
C II. 0rlcsi s Co.
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season onenz saturday.

The Bellaire High school football sea-
son will open next Saturday afternoon.
The Red and Black team is scheduled
10 meet the team representing lhrichs-
willie High Schol The contest is SChcd-
ulcd for three o'clock at the Sixteenth
street ball park. Word from thrichs-
willie. Is to the effect that the team Of
that place is up to the usual good stand
ard this season. The contest promises
10 be q good one.
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Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Conner. formerly Of Johns
Hopkins hospital. Thousands Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would be
in perfect health today were II not for
the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop the
habit now before it's too late. It's a
simple process to rid yourself OF the
tobacco habit In any form. Just go TO
any up-,4 date drug store and get some some
md In. tho pcrnicious habit quickly van
ishcs. Druggists refund the money u
they fail. Ec sure to read large ana
interesting announcement by Doctor
Conner soon 10 appear IN ms pdpeI. ~
tcIls of tho danger Of nicotine poisoning
and how 20 avoid II. In tho meantime
try Nicotol tablets; you will - sur.
prised at the rc0ult