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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-08-13
LETTER FROM REPRE-
SENTATIVE CHASE

Clintwood, VA, July 81 TO
the People of Wise aud Dickon-
son Counties:
have the honor OF represent.
ing, or at least trying to repre-
sent, in the House of Delegates
Of Nirginil's greatest lcsislu-
tive district My district is the
greatest in several respects.
We have in this great noun,
tain district, at the very least
fifty thousand and | believe
sixty thousand people We
have the greatest coal produc-
ing district in the state. We
have, outside Of the cities, the
largest tax paying district in
the state, and last bnt not least
wa have the greatest good roads
district in the state am very
proud of my great district, as |
have a right To be, and never
miss an opportunity TO express
this TO others TIL. baing tnn
largest Tux paying district, out.
side Of the cities, aud the great.
est good roads district, lhcsr
TWO subjects are O; specltl in
tercst 10 us.
\ special session of the Gen
cral Assembly Of Virginia has
been called To meet at Rich.
mond on August 23th, 1919, for
the purpose of raising revenue
sufficient To meet the recent
Federal appropriation for good
roads IN Virginia Under the
Federal Act several million dol
lars are appropriated out of tho
Federal treasury for roads in
this state, provided the stutc
approprlates an equal amount.
The state does not have funds
at present TO meet this gift from
the government, hence the Leg
lslature Is called into cXtraordi-
nary session 10 raise the money.
This revenue can he raised IN
only one way taxation. 1t is
proposed by the advocates of
good roads 10 double the licen az
TAX on automobiles, aud make
an additional ~ cent levy on all
other classes OF property III the
state, which, IL il claimed, Will
produce sufficient revenue to
meet the Federal appropriation
have in the four years that /
have served III the Senate, and
IN the two years IN
III House OF Delegates
of Virginia, found an incllna
uon, | am sorry 10 say, from
some others, from other parts
of the state, To place undue bur
dens on our people, in the way
of taxes, and fear that IN this
instance we may find some OF
the members OF the Legislature
from the other parts OF the state
again Inclined 10 try TO burden
lis with too much of this in.
crease In taxes.
The State Highway Commits.
sioner has had published the
roads he expected TO improve
with the federal and state mon.
ey, and the part of these roads
in the two counties of Mise and
Dickinson being the part Of the
Graham and Cumberland Gap
road, which passes through ST.
Pau, Coeburn, Norton. aud Big
Stone Gap, aud the :Ooeburn,
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! Ni'Ht " tph dliN 'IuiuN lOdb.
There would be about 90 miles
of this state highway in thes"
two counties, of which about
80 miles would be in Wise coun
~, and 30 III Dickinson. The
plan of the State Highway Com
missioner Is To construct three
classes Of roads which are class
ed y, Il aud G. aud the commits
sioner has planned to construct
l7Gl miles of class \ roud, 1898
miles of Glass Il road, and AZ
miles OF class G road, making Il
total of 1906 miles OF road. Mir.
George Il. Colema the state
highway commissioner has de-
scrlbed these several classes Of
roads as follows:
Glass \ roads are now ear
rying heavy traffic and those
which we have every reason to
believe will become heavy traf-
tic when properly constructed.
| have included in Tins class
some roads which should an.
doubleday be included IN class
Is, but owing 10 their peculiar
location ! have classified with
the class y roads, since their
construction as class \ roads
would nIt lc greater than the
cost Of class b construc
ton IN that locality. |
reailze, of course, that tins is IA
question which is difficult Of
solution, and III many instances
VIII require very careful in
vest'gatlon 10 determine def
nitely
Glass b roads are those roads
which are now carrying, or
which after having been prop
erly improved viii carry me
dunn traffic, the larger percent
age of winch will bc soft wheel
traffic.
GLASS G roads are those roads
over which the number of We.
hicles passing n twenty four
hours is small, although Il far
percentage OF these vehicles
may be classed us heavy traffic.
Also sections OF road through
the more or less undevelopcd
scctiouS The future traffic OF
whicii I, is difficult nj this time
To estimate.
Glass y roads shall be paved
for Il Width IF from 10 to 20
feet, with from 3 10 foot shout
ders, and constructed OF granite
block or spalls, brick, asphalt,
concrete and mixed bituminous,
concrete foundations To be plac
ed where necessary. The cost
OF these Will vary from $4,000
TO $4,000 per mile
Glass Is roads shall he paved
FOR u width OF from IL to Is
feet with from 3 10 . foot shout
ders, and shall be constructed
Of mixed bituminous, panetra-
ton and surface treated macad.
am. The cost viii vary from
~ 900 TO $4,000 per mile
Glass G roads shall be paved
for a width of not less than II
feet, possibly in u few Instances
np 10 10 feet i'll width, with
from 3 to 8 foot shoulders, and
constructed with surface.
cd macadan, gravel aud soil.
The cost will vary from $4,000
TO $4,000 per milo. \ great
deal of care should bc exercised
In determining the width OF the
grading for these road, par;i.
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Love of country can only be
fostered where government is
founded upon Justice and hu-
manity. Protiteering and greed
engenders only suspicion and
disgust in the mind of Il suf-
fering people.
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FOR Commissioners

10 the Voters of Wise County, va.
Gentlemen = You have vote 10 s''
some man in Richmond District tor : on,
missioner this fall, and for the fact ma i',
am not physically able to do manual iap,'
am asking sou for this gift. ll0We't.'
AN not asking that yon commit your,
selves Ia me without first investigating ~
see ii ii is proper and right for You y ~ y,
so. As for my qualifications periAllli"1
10 the duties of this Office, | do not hesl.
tate to say 10 you that am co'hI
and fully qualified to do this M9rH s,iJ
that am equal TO the task. Ii ! sIv" :,
he the peoples choice, which | hole y
be. i shall endeavor to do the duues y,
this office in . straight, honest, bushes
like way. III. TAfLoK, -.
Appalachia, va
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University Of Virginia

Head of Public school System of Virginia
Department Represented
College, Law Medicine Engin ne
Loan funds available 10 deserving stu
debts SO covers all costs to Virginia
students IN the Academic Departments,
send for catalogue. Howard Winston.
Registrar University, VA
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An Ordinance to Abale Nnisanccs Within
Town Limits.

wv" LINUS.
i'e it ordained by the tow, council of Big
stone Gap,
That II shall be unlawful for any one in
charge OF any dwelling house, store. or
o'hef place, 10 allow ar permit lcwd or
immoral men ol "omeh OF Migrants TO
or commit any Illegal conduct that IS n
nuisance 10 the citizens of the town.
within the town limits
my one violating this ordinance shall
be fined not less than five dollars nor more
than nifty dollars for each offensc and
their lisccnse To do business shall be- re.
voked and the mayor is authorized TO do
what IS necessary To abate said nuisances
Passed by town council August 4ih.
1918 w. J HoRSLEY, Mayor.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Justice OF The Peace.

10 the Voters of Richmond Magistei''
District;
take this method Of Announcing ny
sell Il candidate for reelection 70 the vi
lice 1i Justice of the Peace for tAchm'a'
Magistcrial District Election No'e~
Der ,ih, 1919. Your help and iniluen''
will be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
AZ nDEEDI Nj.
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Mary Newly, Defendant,
IN ClIANCEHY

The object OF this suit is to obtain di
'orcc "a vinculo matrimoni, upon the
grounds OF abandonment, lor more Than
three years. And il appearing from AT
hdavii ON Tile i'll said Office that the die
ien,icnt Is not 4 resident OF the state Of
Virginia; it is ordered that she appear
here within fifteen days after due publ.
cation OF tins order aud do what is neccs-
sary 10 protect her interest in this suit.
And IL is further ordered that couv
hereof be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Zig Stone Gap
Post, and that copy be posted at the
front door OF The court house of this county
and that copy bc mailed to the defen-
dant, Mary Newly, at Brooklyn. New
York her last known place oC abode.
n copy-restc:
W B.iilAMlIToN, Clerk.
u W Biankensnip, p, q. augl8-33- So
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II. ". FON

Civil and Mining Engineers
Big stone Cap Va, Harlan, Ky
Reports and estimates on Coal and Tim
Der Lands, Design and llans Of Coal and
Coke Plants, Land Railroad and Mimi
EngncerinE. Elcctrin limr Thinning.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NlRGlNlA.-ln the Clerk office OF
the Circuit Courto Mise county, the 18th
day OF August 1919.
rcaIl CULLEN, plaintin
VI.
Bob CULLEN. Defendant.
IN CIANCERY:
The object of this Suii IS To obtain a III
yurcc a ''yinculo matrimonii upon the
grounds of adultery And /, appearing
from affidavit ON lille in said onioe that the
defendant is not resident OF the state of
Virginia; it is ordered that he appear
here within fifteen days after dnc u,ibli
cation OF this order and do wha, is i,cees.
safy to protect his interest IN this suit.
And il Is further ordered that a COPY
hereof be published once week for tuur
successive weeks in the Big Stone Gan
Post, and that a copy be posted az the
front door of the court house of this
county, and that a copy be mailed TO the
defendant Bob CULLEN at Lynch. ken.
lucky, his last known place OF abode.
copy-fcsic
W. Il. HAMILTON, Clerk.
g. W. hlankcnship, =. Il angl3-33-3t
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gracefully and submissively,
and only wishes the returned
soldier success without bounds
and hesitation. PATRON.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NlRGiNlA:-in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Wise county. the 9Th
day OF August, 1919
Gus Newly, Plaintiff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-11

I'k SALE \ h.rr I..r.r r.s hr,i,r
ton I' N.f .H
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

TRhIlt-Two improved lots on paved
street for equity I'm california blngn.
low Phone Maple tl'0-J
TRNDl.-So acres near Woswcl New
Mexico nnd some cash Tor equity In
california bungalow must hc worth the
mono" rhon" Maple iitO.l
TO TRADE for oklahoma property 10
lots well located, Arnnms Pass Tex.
ne, where our government has spent
millions completing n deep water port
Investigate, make offer, win pay cash
difference. Southern, b26 East 9th Wal
nut 1908
'20 ACRES Of land 2lO acres In cul.
tivnt'on ,rnde for drv goods or pro
ccrlca Phone Maple 2ai2 owner, ] A.
Green. 1897 South Robinson, Oklahoma
city
100 acres trade for residence, prefer
Capitol ilnl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT Of CITY

DEPARTMENT STORE ron SALE
on account ui other business. Nr have
d'.id'd tu Hril The Continental store. 20
shawnee. oklp.5 = splendid proposition
Tor como one HUf.ug ~ continue the
business good corner room. with chrIp
.''" Shawnee H a splendid town Ol
Nuui 5000 population. situated IN u
very prosperous farming section 100 tIc
rain belt ~ oklahoma. three railroads
and railroad shops. win large pay
roll every two weeks good. Cl'un rtD. X
~ mrt hnnIiHo Oi about fl5,0u0, store
W''l advertised can reduce stock 10 huit
purchaser. ~ N Nol hay. Another stock
~ merchandise Nou can move and ron.
su,ldn'" with this one. can foll EiOck
900 liberal terms Come and Investigate
ut wft'.
' T. MITCHELL.
Shawnee. Oklahoma.
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Michigan.

THE WAR ~ OVER and hundreds are
hound 10 seek farm homes IN our
splendid hardwood land district IN hal
knhkn and Antrim counties, Mich, 5000
acres 10 choose from. good soil, finr
climate, rainfall markets. schools.
churches hard roads and railroads. lana
produces grains NrgrtHhlTr ffult
monthly payments Act now whio bO1
can get n choice location ~ present low
prices. Swighrt Land 60, T 1850 lifbt
National Bank Ulig chicago, M
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REAL ESTATE POR SALE
OR TRADE

ron SALE or TRADE-Two b-ncts
tracts. SONS improvements uD one ths
other one rome. Call at sia West 21th
capitol nil
ron SALE or TRADE Nice s.room
cottage: strictly modern. hes, locs
tlon In town. 81 in0 cash ard u $50 NJ
~ per month WIN trad" Tor llvo.
stock " first class HORSES and cattle
100, " 3lth walnut 1881.
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FOOR MANS OPPORTUNITY
100 ncrcs splendid upland. two miles
Iikc Ciy. ARA, on county road. 81 600
suitable for general crops. peaches
cininloupns open ffce range. Ten
Years time N desired. W =. johnson
ilurrinOfe. OKLA
LISTEN isU-Rcre farm. 50 acres oulti.
waited. 3.toom house, barn. spflng.
80 per acre. terms Have other fHfm'.
write for liat ward. tho land man.
'ipurtnln Home. Arm
FOE SALE EIght-hcfs farm near
Montgomery, ARK: now fOur.room
house. barn. cellar soft water. my
acres under hog Wire fence. thlrty.Iyr
acre, cultivation. goo four year. old
fult trees 1900 cash write Cul
Long 3lS S Penn 81. shawnee. Okla
81 ACRES lovcl land Good house ami
barn. i1nn InIscn peach trees \ fril
bargain write the Homo Investment
Go. leslie, Nrk
FOR SALE OE TKNpE-lDU Improved
upland frm In Arkansas. itI prNrI.
lfui u'lr liil. Sew Mexico. thf"u 80.
acre tracts o. m.lH u.l IoHti.uu. drrf. k
W.. nHng on tho ground Go#r''.
Davenport. OE.1.
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Possession Today
11Nhiis Is It

Bungalow. rooms. basement gar
age, chicken house and south front 4
real sure enough place, Ask Mr.
Pope. our. agents, Maple 1850 WRlnut
2?O
six ROOMS West Capitol lilll base.
mcnt, complete IN every way ASK
Mr. Pope, Maple 1850 walnut 22o
FIVE ROOMS iooviiO. all kinds fruit
and outhuldlngs. close ~ Capitol
nm Ask Mr. Pope. Maple $3.50 Wal
nut 720
4 SNAp--5-roOm modern house. pave
ment out, close In. Walking al tanc.
south 'front.' tSon cash itS per month
s, lrlgk Co 9o1is W Main Maple 3Gs
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
on GsOLOGlST
-L---- - ----.--L

Chls - could
''lS ,Ulcuri HIr rh.ne walnut COS
G.'u' A.IuLS. Including sweden town.
sife nuNil county. Texas. ON rail-
ru.d rich S.II. producing oil nud . r
N,llt u.lI. others drilling. ttpr fUr de-
NrIppwcut on tulOu'siug. sacrifice fur
$4,000. might sell part ! T. lly1''
owner. arou hI.n'giu Ave chicago. o.
io'NSilARES preferred stock ~ the ~.
wood Rrnu'ng company par value s.
share; ind out from the company
VhIt the real vulur NJ this stock ls ami
make me cash offer Phone Walnut
i23' sundIy and evenings walnut 5Il
week days
q VI SULLIVAN. on Gcolosi,,. o..
IlrTsbovItz
20Lt. Nee Buys Liberty
ruuIs pN highest market price. seni
direct or through amy ninh here ?
NutI Robinson So. oklahoma Ciy.
WANTED 1000 f.t..s Glad tone on
& E,DmuE ''u.k. So. Phones Wal
r#f 'T...1 tr Walnut o.
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MEN
WANTED

TIM ASSURE '"rg on NSn REIN
IHt COMPANY be- a. uui iu dyNrIuv ita
extensive u,f'u.r boo tine TrNrs uu i"lI
vu.l las hy.u declared ry geoiogl t-
'fl o.i scouts o. Dee ON the very ap,y
o a., richest Oh lands ever uncovered
Tho holdings NJ the Assurance Com
pans. CONSISTING uf tU|r'N .ilrrr thoUS.
ned U.r"s, VIII lo checker .oatd,d' by
i.v ,nmluu Tor iWmclittr dflllug up-
,fr'uus and the surrounding acreage
offered to the public The company
WIN employ number ~ slcsmen for
the sale II this acreage and can 6icI
an unusual opportunity 10 the man
who ctu present "A rtruiGhtfurwHid a
proposition 20 the public Actual cx-
ueficnre unnecessary. Ability and
honesty 81 purpose tho only require
mcuts Tor success that win bring re-
turns of from one hundred TO five hun
d.,d dollars week to the salesman.
Not stock selling proposition We
hly" no stock Tor rtl" A stralght
aglr ~ oil leases ON acreage noN hcns
'ur.rl" sought b. Investors Return
ing soldiers given the preference.
can On Mr. q N Toplcv. General
'Iau-~rr Aru,rurr ou and Refining
.,.IuU 'H'...'.i '.uu l.SuhnrgH
Eu''r. O. De Drr Ct'. FOR ill par
{ t.ul. ... sulng Instructions
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Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
Colorado

FREE map OF colofsdo's great mlnlng
country, together with Tho Western
Mlncr devoted 20 an exceptional invest
meni nnd general mining news 1he
Metals Tunnel Co, 1905 W 3Ith Ave,
Denver col.
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We Offer Subject
Cil.tl; American Rank ilIig
Walnut $40

rro,t connection ul'h all irirsr's
Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.
= Robinson " pic lnSS
tDE SALE Som, ,N,t~ Uu leases iu
T.Nts Errrrr nrN. close o. drilling
v"If IS .'rH' .t.I.E
.I..H' 'M'.. rpp n- 'l7o Who want.
10 I. %. pkltHpmin
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Realtors
Phone walnut - 2N1iy wort Mnln
l.oWc's CCr,tCl Addition

c.Use In. lllgh ,lars laII.
i1g sites fnr $500 ~ modern
S'n mo uc'.iu ~ iuhBY lp
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

b'hooM NUNGAfDW lot iOesi<O
MI Kinds ouihuIldlnHr south mont
corner nnflhNeHi on paving kss ,hlA
ON. Ms Nj Iope. Maple 1850. Wal.
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Ben h. L0nrfelIOw

MNH'' ''I hlH lnHufnnc" Ullg
WILL TRADE tokcglAe country clun
bond rnd stock tor United On Try.
on, Southwest Reserve Bank
tpkIEp SALE lOD shttcs nrst class
divil,nd paving OH stock. win sell NJ
par l''o2. care Ohlahomar
WILL huy any par' 600 Gladstone on
a Refining, z 0n0 hoffman on n Re
lining OTTER your stoDks firm. ] NJ
ToWncs Little Rock, Ark
tOli Shll'-Trn 10 ono hundred Rharos
Elock lngie Mining stock. T.sS. care
Oklphomnn
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Dou3lcl-eG2 Gil & Re
f,r.ry

LoA2-SceG2 vi q Re-
o.n;lg
vs., o'r.. ,, '' "A 4 !a,oo#fcIIaw' SIS
HIVE, % @ =. np.,,. o' .,,r 'Tn 'l.,ns oo,nis
Sos g. p, '"i - ''.',f, ~. N','aml e.as
A@Il5ousI .. H4l'IlMS m
.,,., Mt, ONO = rai,p some mooc
a, la@ranso Elds Phone Maple 5il
lOE SALE 300 Ju'Hu Mining s'ort ~
ln.i ht ,.r. r.'0ns dividends ana 10
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, W. ~, ,,,. '',, gio,,,
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.II Washing chine nri
, English baby cab, 5,
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10. q. Eastman
'es leo l.'lg
Phones DfIpc. walnut
Residence Mani, Igtn

iOE SAFE HY pW&El' Improved Q.
U"ro tract. Sumtn iu'rurlp. ..II
.'f',t southeast g. section lr,. f,yuu
house north
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IN''N FOR SALE
100 1crr' Nos'h 'Huadl "a bottom. 70
Wl."s from riNHnuuI tI''. SD uOgcy ir
'uIuNtil.n rest u pasture acres ~
alfalfa, vH uur.V .u Wh,I' iruom
house, "unp hlfu, rood w.,l - water
mo nII good Hii.lt lul f.r 81 500
'," y" ""' INl 'h WIN
'"' '' '',"''. "'E,"' '"'
w. .' '.' h'' b'EE,
..,I ''.' '.' .'.' YOU, 10"
-,,' - .'' '.'.. v.' |'' l'hE' W..
XII r,,Ir, t.'.. ... u, ,.,,,l,-' ~.
'.l ,.,,,.'.,, '..,'.,, '' n,'' corn
W. .N' or '
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma,

on intprurban. 40 acres improved. 81, ,6O0
cash, balance easy, e.. Brand. Moore
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-13

To say the least, suits for fall have been presented in greatly varying styles, much to the satisfaction of women who aspire to looking more slender than they really are, as well as those whose aspirations are all In the other direction. In spite of the per SiStence with which fashion artists draw attenuated ladies, in writhing poses, for our admiration, women con- tinue sensible enough to object to looking angular and skinny. The de SignerS of suits have been kind and there are new models for the too Slen- der and the too stout figure. The pos sessor of q ''mOdel thirty-six," or any other model of good proportions, can choose any of the various styles.
 At the right of the two suits, shown in the picture above, is a model that will simply shave off pounds from the stout figure. Long and gently curving lines, almost unbroken from head to heels, are cleverly calculated to de- ceive the eye and smooth out the sharp curves in stout figures. American wom- en having insisted on longer skirts, Paris accepted their decree, and this suit takes advantage of the mode to go to an extreme of it. By this means the figure is heightened. The coat fol- lows the same strategy and note that the waist line is indicated as very long by the group of three narrow tucks in the back of the coat that end in an arrow head, or 'crow toeS," far below the normal waistline. Silk em- br0ldery on two fiat strips of cloth applied tt the sides is in the same color as the suit. These bands are concession or recognition of the vogue for widened hip lines, but they do not actually widen the figure at all.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

of the United States relating to in- terest in mining claims for failure to contribute their proportionate share of the expenditures required by law for such annual work.
 DEXTER CAYOUETTE. City of Seattle, State of Washington, United States of America-ss.
 Personally appeared before me, Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, Dexter Cayouette, of Dan creek, Alaska, who deposes and says that the statements in the above notice are true, and that the said par ties have not contributed any money as labor towards the assessment work on the mentioned claims for the period stated.
 DEXTER CAYOUETTE. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty-fifth day of September, 1919.
 (SeaD FORD O. ELVEDGE, Notary Public for the State of Wash ington.
 My commission expires July 29, 1923. Date of first publication Oct. 1, 1919. Date of last publication Dec. 31, 1919.