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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-11

Another honeymoon has been spop
ed. In making ARRANGEMENTS for ths
housekeeping money the young woman
round the engagement ring mad beer
bought ON the lnS,aNment plan
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-11
Hurley Presbyterian Church.

Services for Sunday, Sept. II
Services of worship at 1900 o'clock
Rev. Boretti will preach. Subject
Spiritual Architecture. Text: Eph.
2:20-22.
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NORTH SIDE.
fwarv,od and Riohland.)
SEVERAL GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED

49,
The Warwood Independent DaAeoI
teamI' !oIa an,. ume schaTnIn dnrin1 tho
nae a VIZ ouss nrectics 1ans was
49, ie w ayan,ne y, tSa sthiatic 6eId
w. 81 ni, waTs in EXCELLENT
frirn GIL
Tn ri. warning the nine will 20 TO
Cameron. w Va where they will ella sh
LII on, pm' C w, , - SHndov after
n n,o thev viii o. ~ Tunnel Green play
i nUo' nv, t' R S s PackinS COMPANY
t as IN nScnra lion i1av fhey nave a
dnmhio baader which wifi he played at
Uartnp aSains, the Rarton A. C. The
n 90" ."' Iii ho niaVed one in the morn
r., sna ona In the a fternoou.
'"e gu" 0 Plant CLOSED
~ y,-,i,oIo-
Glcssner company located at Beech BOT
tom. closed down yeS'epoay HiDtninS
II! AFTER Decoration DaT; me pia al
VIII resume on juno !st. rms wiz t.a en-
able al emploSes 10 .ake d SHoa' ~ q, q
ton. Many OF inc men S are soi"H CAMP
ing LOT couple OF smSSox
spssA eunoA'
A. Rev. l.. 4. McCord. pastor or the
Lutheran church. Is Away from the CITY
on his vacation a short service Will be
held Sunday morning. Supt. a: Is. Har'
bruck will have charge and William T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
CLEAR YOUR
COMPLEXION
Of Those Unsightly Skin
Blemishes.
Use the Guaranteed BLACK
and WHITE Beauty
Treatment.

Some people dislike TO use face
powder, Creams or rouge. but they
cannot suffer the embarrassment Of a
dark, sallow. blotchy pimply skin.
They therefore depend on powders
and rouge 20 cover up or hide their
embarrassing facial blemishes. little
eraliz,ng that the longer their use Is
continued the moro aggravated the
trouble becomes.
Why don't you clear your complex
ion. remove those unsightly skin
blcinishes which so distress you? It's
easy-no more trouble than applying
skin with Black and White Soap just
before retiring and then apply Black
and White Ointment. In the morning
YOU wash off the Ointment. No
trouble and the results are SO salts
Go TO your nearest drug store or
toilet counter today and get you a
package of Black and White Ointment
and a bar OF Black and White Soap.
You can buy both for Soc. Beauty
Parlors would charge a hundred times
more for the same results. II you
cannot find the Ointment and Soap.
accept no substitute but send Soc TO
the manufacturers for the complete
treatment.
A sample, literature and Black
and White Birthday and Dream BOOK
free II you will clip and mail this ad-
yertisement TO Black and White, BOX
9l3. Memphis. Tenn.
factory.
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PADEN CITY

". S. Harness was a business viHtne
Wednesday in Raven Rock.
Mrs. Iva Edwards and little daughter
have returned from q brief visit WITH:
Mrs. VIII Fluharty At Purslsy. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KimhAll AffeR
a visit with home folks. left WedneedAys
for Torrent. Kentucky. where Mr.. KIM
ball Is employed.
Mrs. II. Weekley and granddAuEhter
have gone TO Petersburg for . vt1t
Of Indefinite length with relatives.
Mrs Aretus Steele has as her Eue1toI
Mrs. william Gorby and Mrs. Wilhaabs
Fred suter and daughter. Miss Bal.
va, Of Akron, O.. are guests at the home
Oh MIS-. Mary Bsum.n. Of s.rdis O.
Is the guest Of her son. Charles 1An-
man and wife.
Mrs. Hattie Powell. Who has been The
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. WiIttAm
Van Cooney. has returned home re
F. ". Kiger. OF Wheeling. was insthe
city Tuesday attending to mattsfe o.
Mrs. Edgar Slider and childrsn 1ad
Of Mrs. D. w. Boston. Of WoodlaAd4
business trip to Porters Fails, w gVSs
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris.
ton church will be entertained Th3r.e
day eevning at the home OF Mrs.. boitA:
Cunningham.
John Heslep. having visited relattSee
his homs at Dayton. o. 81
Mrs. Earl ResseSsr 10 spen6a4R 81
week with relatives at Rosa W. r
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city have posted notices to the Sz4Dct
that the places will Be closed 4o.AaX
Many local people were pleased to heAe
! this as many are planning to 60 On
outings.
A monthly business meeting OF tne
members Of the B. II. II. club was helo
last evening. Following tho transaedoA
! Of business the remainder OF tho eve
ming was spent Her+ n s : :0f s1i. TsS'
Mrs. Robert Scott will leave neE&
week for Baltimore where she VIII nake
Miss Hilda Walter. Of Grafton IL ~
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred walters %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins have ~
turned to their home In Claysville 4tteel
visiting relatives on Short Creek.
Robert Riddle Of Richland ayenut WI
spend the weekend visiting friends -
Harry Raymond has returned to his
home in Wellsburg after visiting frfsaaA
here. -
for Neffs, Ohio, where she will spend
the weekend With her grandparente
George TurnRr has returned to his
home in Wellsbtrg after visiting friends
Ae It. x. Brownsof Pittsburgh Is spsnd.i
ing several days IN this city visiting
friends.
Jack MARBLE has returned to his hoadD
in Akron after visiting friends here.
Charles Carson, son Of Rev. and ME-.
E. p. Carson who has been Ill for eev.
eral weeks at his home on Twenty-nrSe
street, Is able TO be out.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Reid have returned
to their home in Uniontown, Ohio, after
visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Palmer and child
rem Of Steubenville are visiting At the,
home Of Mrs. Palmer's parents ON
Miss Anna Guild Of Pittsburgh is the
guest OF Miss Katherine Russell OF the
North Side.
May devotional services were held
last evening at 1880 o'clock at the Cor
pus Christi church.
A number OF local people are planning
picnics at Glenns Run Monday.
Mrs. Ray Miller entertained the mem
beers Of the Rose Leaf club last evening
at her home on Warwood avenue. Ar
engagements were completed for the 6lec-
ton OF Officers at the next meeting.
Members OF Troop -. Boy Scouts.
will take part in the Decoration Day
parade Monday morning down town.
Work is progressing rapidly on tns
avenue. The work IL being done ~
Street Commissioner Cramer.
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very much. I am we'll and strong
now able to do my work. 7 ca11oe
thank you enough and I reeo!s
your medicine to my friends whe ere
sick."-Mrs. SUSIE SAcArAHsKY, =
East 18th st., Bayonne, N. j.
It must be admitted by every tlLrs
minded. intelligent person, that . IL
cine could not live and grow in pCPst.i
ity for over forty years, and today Nd
a record for such wonderful sss
as does Lydia E. PinkhamS Vsglt1
Compound, without possessing lRv4
virtue and actual worth. Such -
icines must be looked upon and tesnt
both standard and dependable b. NY
thinking person.
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BY female GglAI
I felt 20 tired aAM;
time, had bad hsAA
aches, and for pik
months I could M
work. I was tFoAtr
ed BY . physidm
and took othsr 10.
NEEDLES bat 60 ~
reliefIA friend told
me about Lydia =.
Pinkham's Veee
table COMPOUND sn6
1t has helped No
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childrSn's Coughs ana Colds.
For Childrens coughs and colds
Chamberlain Cough Remedy 10 sxcoli.T
ent. 1t Is prompt and enectuAl and Son,s
tains no opium or other narcotic. ana -.
pleasant to take. For sale By all deal
RH ....s
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SIX MONTHS !
COULD NOT WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham', Vesst1bk
Compound Made Ne Strong 81
I, Able to Work-I Recommend /
) II To All My Friends.

Bayonne, N. Ut had pains e -
and legs 20 that ! could not stand anl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
BOY ACROBATS MAY
GET CIRCUS OFFER
Habit OF Climbing on Moving Trucks
Not Good for Health.

Two school boys yesterday morninC
abOuS II O'Clock performed many aero
battle stunts before many residents near
Twenty fourth and Euff streets. that it
would take professional acrobats many
years I" pull th"m 70 perfection.
Victor Srhradrr. son Of William
Schradcr. Of TwcutN-f!r;h and Ihapiiuc
streets. along with on" If hls com
panions whose nam" could not h" as
Ccrtaincd. were stealing" 4 rid" on one
or the EdginEton Laundry trucks. The
driver not knowing Of their presence.
hit up his speed going north on EofC
street. As III" truck ncarcd Twenty
fourth the boys nadr an attempt to
alight 10 tn" ground. Tn" speed ur tho
truck was too great for them So keep
their feet. with tn" result that they
took Il series Of somcrSaultS and finally
posed on their heads.
As quickly a. tho two boys c"uld as
certain their whereabouts they s-ram-
hl"d - their feet and boat ii hutfoot
down Eoff street. towards Webster
school. before tho witnesses 20 the nc
c!dent could get Ia them.
Aside from few huhy bruises shc
boys escaped injury. But according {"
william r. Fritz. South Side lee
man. the incident CAV" the boys won
dcrful lesson. for instead at taking
'joyrides" hereafter. they will content
thcmselvc by taking some cxercIs" and
walk
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WEST LIBERTY NORMAL GRADS
CELEBRATE COMMENCEMENT

pcctcd to talk am now member OF
The board Of regents, and expect 70 visit
this institution moro frequently.
Presented Diplomas.
VI. ?. Shawkcy. safe supcrinicndcnt OF
schools was then introduced, ana alter
extending his greetings 10 the graduates
made few remarks. dwelling on TIT
improycbcnts that arc slill needed n:
the school and stated he intended to d.
all in his power to help tho institution.
He stated that in addition to the girls
dormitory, dOrmitury is also hccd"d
for tho Young mon, also gymnasium
Following this. Mr.. Sha"h"y pr'S'n'c
Inc diplomas to tho class comp; sod oil
the following members:
Long Course.
Ruth Adamsnn. Elm Grove.
Leroy Carl Fauss, Belmont.
Marie W. GraCb. Wheeling.
Lois Margaret Crosse, Wheeling.
Evelyn Edith Lazcnby. Warwood.
Helen May Guess. West Alexander, IA.
Short Course.
s-Harlha Hogan Beck, Elm Grove.
Mar oric Louise Blodseti WhG"llnE.
tTnorgc Washington Boyd, Wcll$hurE.
Mary Lucille Burscc: West Liberty.
A@trva Naomi Caldwell. Elm Grove.
MILO Cooper Proctor.
-I:rma I.cnora Crow. Glen Easton.
- athleen Virginia rItnao""' FIN
Mildred Virginia Foreman. TradH'-
PIMA. ,,,:
Mimic Mario 'iaih", Bcnwood.
- Il. Grim. Reader.
--AArc Madeline Griffith. Triadclphia.
Fairy Virginia Harsh. Dallas.
Frances Wizard Kelley. West Liberty.
lewis William Knapp, Jacksumburg.
--ucilc Pcrcpe Maxwell. Triad"lrhiH.
-LInrcncc MCltn Mckee. Triad"lphia.
$-tia. Maudc Nortcman. Wheeling, Il. f.
--pcarl Isabel OTTO. Triadclphh.
Elizabeth Dorothy Schad. lcnw"od.
Mabel Rnar Smith. West Liberty.
-I.aurcna Jane Spring. Elm Grove.
Elrin Geraldine Warner. MCMcChon.
.4'ccil Mae Ynho. Proctor.
Closed with Games.
Musical selections were then rendered
and Rev. Kelly offered the h"nedictiOn
which brought the commencement 'xcr-
,iscs To a close for the 1920 class. Som"
Of the members left in the afternoon
for their homes while many remained
for tho baseball games and Alumni
meeting.
At o'clock all gathered on the ath-
lctic field TO witness the game Of base
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ball between tho Normal school and inc
Alumni teams which was very intcrcst-
ing Only five innings were plHScu pc
cause the Normal nine had 4 game
scheduled with tho Dallas Athletic
team. The Normalites won the hrst
game by the score OF to >. Inc nat
i,.rirs for tho Normal wcr" Taught
smith and o. Ruttan: for the Alumni
Hercules and Rogers.
Before the second game was played
the Normal players were lied togcth,,
or by Coach Rodgers and they elected
their captain for the 1921 season.
Taught received tho majority OF the
votes and was declared lcCted. The
members Of the team presented their
coach with n beautiful present for his
services in assisting them during the
wear in the different athletic events in
which, they took part.
About $50 old grade and graduates or
the school gathered together last even.
ing in the auditorium for the annual
entertainment given in honor OF the
thirty-one graduates. \ program which
was arranged by the old officers. was
rendered and Prof. G. 7. Borgess. >deiif'
cred AN Interesting talk. This brought
one Of the busiest. weeks for the mem
bcrs Of the 1920 class 70 a close.
The class OF this season was within
two Of being the largest class TO which
The school has presented diplomas dur
ing the past fUrty-nine years. when the
institution was taken over by the state
in 1871
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credit upon the school OF which the
a,umnR is representative.
The musical numbers. including
violin solo and two vocal solos. wer,
very we'll rendered. adding greatly T.
III" evenings entertainment.
Below is the program:
Teas SS--MlSS Maymn g; Carey
AddreSS-N"ry reverend o. Ii. MuHc
V. -.
!. Vocal Solo-Thr Valley OF Laughter
Miss Virginia Miller.
Rcading-Our SIslerhoods, Miss An.
gela Mcf addrn.
The Papal Anthem.
Address Service Abroad, Miss Ange-
Ia Jepson.
Vocal Solo Sunheams. Miss Angela
DicGmillcr.
Addr"ss-CHlholic Education. Miss
Eleano. 4. Railcy.
Violin Sclo--I,oin du Bal, Mrs. Freda
Genthcr Hoffman,.
Reading---''A Few IFS for .\lumnT
Delegates to tho international Fedora
ti"n or Catholic .AlumnG Mrs. j. J,
Carroll.
Roll Call Of Graduates
Presidents WclcOm" Ia Class OF 1920
Miss Lillian Humphrey.
RCspuns.' From tn" Glass Of 1870
Miss Angela {. rahCy.
Song The Star SpanEl"d Hammer. Ac-
Companisr, Miss Mary GorSuch.
Clearance sale on Trimmed Hats.
c. II. ABERCROMRiE
ic-9-l ma Main St
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TNE BLACK AND WHITE
BEAUTY TREAT MENT
Clears the Complexion, Re,
moves Pimples and IN
slightly Skin Blemishes.

would he able L" clear your COM
plCNiun make your rough puupty,
butchy face. hands. neck and h.nis--
soft, smooth and lovely:
Long ago realizing tho need ~ a
preparation that would restore tho com.
picNiou 10 its youthful rosy trrl---rc-
moyo the unsightly skin h"mishos--
beauty and skin specialists wore put 4"
work To perfect "A home treatment to
clear tho skin Of prmplcs liver spots
CrCclllrs and other impcrfcctious. After
many tosts and much experiment. BlacL
and White Ointment was offered th"
public This creamy application IS G"n.
orally applied brfor" retiring and when
used in connection with RlaCk and White
Beauty Soap. satisfactory results ar"
guaranteed.
Go to your nearest drug stor" to-day.
and buy the romplci" Treatment OF
ointment and Soap for only 5oc. If
you cannot find 1t. accept no substitute
but send direct to tho manufacturers
a sample. literature and Elack aud
White birthday and Dream Book Fr"c
&c you will clip This advertisements am
mail 90 Hack and White. Box 9l5.
Memphis. Tenn.
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eIsts left Tuesday evening when John
e. Davis. head Of tho Hogc-Davis stores.
and John X. Elson loft to attend the
session Of the State Pharmaceutical
Board when between 40 and so Rppli-
cants were given the examinations.
The druggists will meet in 4 two-day
session, which will be attended by prac-
Handle section. The convention is eI.
pected to he the most enthusiastic gath.
crlng Of It's kind ever held IN West Vir.
Among the noted speakers who Will
he present will be Prof. l.. II. Beall:
president Of the Cincinnati School OF
Pharmacy: T.. VI. Blotkmyer OF the Ma.
tional Retail Druggists Association OF
Washington. d. G., and number OF
other officials Of that organization:
Last evening the druggists OF Hunt
ineton rendered q banquet to the visit
INK druggists OF the association.
BUY WAR SAVINGS ETAXPs-
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SAINT JOSEPH'S
ALUN|NAE DINE
LARGE aATEERnd OF ACADEMY
GRADUATES BANQUET AT
NLURE
Beautiful Decorations And DehEhtfu
Program Provide Evening OF
Enjoyment

The annual reunion of 81. Joseph 8
Academy AlumnS. held last evening At
the Mcclure hotel. was most cn}oE-
able event The banquet was served IN
the large dining room which presented
a beautiful scene.
Table decorations consisted "t bas-
kets OF daisies and the Colors OF the
alumnae gold and white. predominant cd
Tho orchestra was stationed behind a
screen OF palms and II program Of the
latest music was rendered.
Miss Mayme G.. Carye presided az
toastmistress and in q most pleasing
and charming manner introduced tn"
various speakers of the evening. The
beautiful thoughts expire ssed In her
toast 70 the alumnG was SQUIRE" Of
pleasure as well as an inspiration To- NIL
who had the good fortune tn hear her
All of the speakers acquitted them
selves in a manner to bring honor ana
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MAN P0STP0NES
HIS FUNERAL

ct am Sc years old and for past two
Stomach and liver troubles. bloatinB and
collie attacks that I did not expect TO
live more than . few months and was
arranging my affairs and even my fun;
eraI. Three doses Of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy have entirely cured me. u
moves the catarrhal mucus from the In.
festival tract and allays the innamma'
lion which causes practically all stom'
ach. liver and intestinal ailmenS' IN
Guiding appendicitis. One dose Will con-
vince or money refunded.
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GOV. CoRNwrLL SPEAKS.

SHEPHERDSTOwN. W. Va. June ?.
Governor John J. Cornwcll. address
cd the annual banquet uf thG Shcperd
Normal College at alumni hero to night.
He will BE- the guest tomorrow Of boys
Of Hampshire county. his home county.
and will make the principal address at
graduation exercises Tomorrow morn
ing. The governor will then 60 ("
Berkeley county. whore he will address
ihc farmers al the annual farm bureau
outing.
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Foley's
Honey and Tar


IT IS JUST WHAT CHILDREN
ought to have for feverish colds, coughs,
''annfRes," and thN tight, wheeling
bresthinS. II stops Group, too. II eases
and checks whoopins cough. measles
cough and bronchial coughs.
Every Uscr . Frissd
NY Hitls airi had hssa havinG The group
every lev nEshtA % ] began aivinG hsr few
Sroea Of Falsy's Hooey add Tar every tWe %
Nres hsafs. That night she slsst web. never
routhad any, snd na1t day har cold was ssoa. -
hrs. r. u. Ranlsy, Sksnferd. Ky.
NY three ehilaraA hsd . very severe attsek
Of WhsspinS eoush- The 6rst lev dosss et
folsy's Hoaey and Tar save them arSsi rsiisi.
soA Il did thsm ssod."-Ars. 3. c. Hsstlsr.
Srapd Island, HsA.
Fole, Honey and Tar has been used
Tor more than thirty yean In Thousands
Of homes Tor relief from coughs, colds.
spasmodie Group, tickling throat, hoane-
aess, vhoopinS cough, bronchial coughs
and the coughs thar follow influenza oS
b grippe.
= SOLD Evz2YwK111.
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WHEELING HIGH
HAS THREE SCORE
AND TEN GRADS
SEVENTY BOYS AND on1g VIII,
RHCErvp DIPLOMAS AT CON-
MENCE1CENT EXNRCrKND
Auditorium Of Institution WIN Ne Taxed
TO Capacity TO Hold Ths
Immense Throng

Seventy boys and girls. having com
pleted their courses or education In
Wheeling High, School will be a"aroed
diplomas at tho commencement exer-
ciSes 10 be held In tho institution this
evening and will bid farewell TO the mails
OF learning In which they had spent
many happy days together.
Tho exercises will commence promptly
at eight o'clock this evening in the aud
itorium and seats will be held Tor those
who have reserved them until that hour
only.
school will preside at the commence
ment and Principal II. II. Johns will
present the diplomas
Tho address to the pupils viii be
made by DR.. samuel Charles Black OF
washington and Jefferson colle1"
noted educator and the bcnedictton will
be pronounced by Dr.. CLARENCE f. Allen
pastor in charge OF tho Fourth street
Methodist Episcopal church.
The class OF 1920. which graduates
Marie Cornish, who has chosen rs her
subject Mankind" and Charles HerIcy
Meidel will represent the boys OF the
rne Class Of 1920. wheM graduates
this evening Is composed OF seventy
course; ten graduates in the commercial
There are SIX graduates IN tho classical
course: four In industrial arts: nine IN
household arts and sforty-one graduates
An the general course OF study OF the
The graduates as separated into the
pourSeS, arc:
! Frank p. HoehL
!; Verne Llndley Marry.
Rabecca watter~on Nesottt
Sylvia A. woollenweoer.
Lawrence B. Wit Viii
4 Kennetn A. Acker.
y Reed McColloch
I Baird Adams
I Reuben George Bullard
h George Norman Cunningham
4 William Pfeitfer DiecSman
I Clyde Elwood Ef1er
I Lewis Kenneth Hanson
4 Lester Courtney Hicks
Z Paul D. Jones
i Joe l. JuergenS
i Peter George Kokeres
a Charles Hervey Miedel
\ Howard Don Sivitz
2 Russell Wesley Young
: Dorothy Mao Berman
8 Helen Virginia Bloomfield
DorcaS Anne Boriand
Sara Wells Brokaw
; Sarah D. Broverman
! Katherine Elizabeth CarnAhan
Mildred woodruff
Louis Charles Hoffman,
Mildred Geneveve Carroll.
: Nellie McCabe Fortney
Vera Irene Frazier
/ Marguerite Front
Florence Hannah.
Helen Irene Hannah
Wilma Verne King
Ruth Kennon Kirk
Pauline virginia Ktrtz
3 Virginia Romance LoreneL
Clara Ann MeinteL
Mary Acres Perry.
Naomi Leah Seamon.
MarceTla Josephine Setrert.
blanche Nevada Smith.
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DR. FRANK p. GRAVES, DEAN OF
EDUCATION OF UNIVERSITY OF
PENN5YLVANIA ADDRESSES
CLASS.

Character Furnishes the Driving Force
That Controls o Mans Destiny
During His Lifetime.
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Young Men and Maids Receive Diplomas
and GO Forth Into Wide World
For LIfe's Battle.
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DRUGGISTS MEET
AT HUNTINGTON

Many local druggists will leave this
morning for Huntington to attend the
convention oc the West Virginia Phar-
maccutiCal Association there today and
tomorrow. The vanguard Of local drug
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Clearance sale on Trimmed Hats.
c. II. ABERCROMBTE.
iA.o-i ma Main 81.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Clearance sal" on Trimmed Hats.
c. II. ABERrROMRiE.
jc-9-l llii Main ST.
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II YOU want TO live IN the KIND OF t"~'
Like the kind Of town you like.
You needn't slip your clothes in grip
And start on long. long. hike:
You'll only find what you've LETT pe-
hind.
For there's nothing that's really new.
It's A knock At yourself when you
knock your town
II isn't the town. it's you!
RnaI towns are not made by mon AFRAID
Lest somebody else gets ahead.
When every one works and nobody
shlrks
You can rnisc a town from tho dead.
And e, while you make your personal
stake.
your nriGhbors can make onr. too.
Snur town will be what you want to
II isn't the town. It's you!
Exchange.