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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19
WILL PAPER PRICES DEcREAsEr

This office has Just paid Is cents .
pound for 500 lbs. Of news print, e
months supply that used TO cost ~
around 8 cents pound. The price II
going down. We have received invoice
Of another 500 pounds at II cents per
pound, and have heard Of some rotten
Denver Post roll ends that could be
purchased around 10 cents pound.
A paper salesman here this week,
suggests that in January there may
be II to is per cent reduction, but
the tales Of startling New York reduc-
tions are pure bunk. II news print
goes down to or 6 cents Z pound, Il
might head OF the necessity Of rais-
ing. Yet, after all. the price Of news
to So and "a as some Of them are do
ing. Yet. after all, the price Of news
print IL only one Of . dozen items
entering into newspaper cost. Ink,
machinery, labor, repairs, etc, Ill show
100 to 200 per cent increase.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19
GOVERNMENT PARK
OFFICIALS MAKE VISIT
10 MESA VERDE

Salida Mall
F. A. Wadlcigh, passenger traffic
manager Of the b. B r. q. railroad,
piloted into Salida last week . dis
tinguished group Of government offici-
ais, who are assisting in the movement
to establish q park-to-park national
highway, linking all the great national
parks in one great road chain. Steph-
en- Mather, director Of National Park
service; DR.. J. Walter Fewkes, chief of
the Bureau of Ethnology Of the
Smithsonian Institute; Roger Toll,
superintendent Of Mt. Rainer National
Park; and Geo. L. Beam Of the d. &
Z. G. passenger department, were in
the party.
They had come out of the Mesa Yer
de, where DR.. Fewkes is directing the
wonderful research work that Is in
teresting the whole scientific world.
The ruins were excavated under his
direction and he has read the history
Of the Cliff Dwellers in their works.
In order to reach the Mesa Verde
this time Of year, it was necessary to
make part Of the journey on sleds Pnd
to crawl thru great drifts Of snow.
Speaking Of the national highway,
Director Mather said: "This Is one Of
the greatest plans ever evolved to give
the American people and the people Of
all lands an opportunity to see the
wonders Of America-the national
parks. The highway goes from Mt.
Rainer National park IN Warrington
state, to Crater Lake National park in
Oregon, to Assem- Volcanic National
park. in California to Yosemite Ma
tional park in California, to General
Grant National Park in California, to
Sequotia National Park in California,
Zion National Park In Utah, Grand
Canon National Park in Arizona, Mesa
Verde National Park in Colorado, Roc
ky Mountain National Park in Colo
rado,, Wind Cave National Park In
South Dakota, Yellowstone National
Park in Wyoming, Glacier National,
Montana and ON again to Mt. Rainer
National Park. The trip includes q
circle Of almst the entire western half
Of the country and the road traverses
some Of the finest scenery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19
Redpath Lecture Fine

Redpsth Lecture Fine
Opie Read drew large audience at
the Community Church Wednesday
His lecture, the third Of the Redpath
series for this season, was replete with
humor and pathos, with anecdote piled
on top Of anecdote until you alternate
ly laughed and felt the tender heart
strings touched by the magic Of the
word painter. There are three enter
tainment numbers yet to come, and
the price of the season tickets has been
reduced from - to $2. Adrian Newens
comes Dec. ii, the Great Lakes
Quartet on March 10th and the Dun
bars (Bellringers) on April %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

II 10 proposed to spend 10 million on
q surfaced highway Joining these great
onuents Of nature, and to take the best
and shortest route thru the Colorado
Rockies. The road should coe by Sill
verton, into Montrose and Cunnison,
thence by way Of Alpine pass to Estes
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE-Owing to nv a:sire to
leave tewn at m ear;- i,te. all Of
the town Dots belonging to the late
Dextey 7. Sapp are Immediately fer
sale. For furiher Information, apply
MRS. REvA O'CONNOR Exeeutrix.
Gunnison l5.l7
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

The wedding of Miss Racheal Meal
lister Of Delta to Mr.. Robert Sanders
occurred recently. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Meal
lister Of Delta to Mr.. Robert Sanders
City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19
STATE OFFICER SAYS XII.
MONTROSE HAS SMALLPOX

Montrose Press
The contention Of Dr.. Knott, the
health officer Of Montrose County that
the disease in Ouray county in the Co
Iona locality IL smallpox was substsn-
taited last week by Dr.. Morgan, Of the
state board Of health, who visited Co
Iona and 70 reported It. Dr.. Morgan
ordered MI cases strictly quarantined.
Dr.. Morgan says . new ruling ID
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Special chapel exercises were held
for the Normal and High School stu
dents yesterday morning, when Bishop
johnson Of the Episcopal church spoke
to them. The Ladies' Glee club under
direction Of Mrs. Jorgensen gave two
delightful numbers as part Of the pro-
gram.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Better English" week has kept the
school children on the qui-vive correct
ing mistakes and giving and securing
tags rs q consequence. II has also had
q very good effect on the speech Of
the elders, who hear the discussions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

After q months recreation spent in
eastern cities, Roger Teachout is ex-
pected home Saturday. Harry Bender
has been running the restaurant dur
ing his absence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Harvey Harrel and wife returned to
Salida Sunday night after q pleas
ant visit with the latter's other, Mrs.
Hannah Winters. Mr.. Harrel Is just
recovering from m operation fr ap-
pendicitis and expects to be able to 70
back to work as Rio Grande engineer
before long.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Davis are leav-
ing this evening for Arizona for the
benefit Of Mrs. Davis health, which
has been very poorly Of late. Her
many friends hope that the change in
climate will afford her relief.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

A. c. Krause Of the Normal faculty,
left Thursday evening for Boulder to
witness the football game between
Boulder and Colorado Agricultural
College teams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Nelson, Mrs.
John Campbell and Mrs. VIM. Whalen
were down from the Buttes Monday.
Mrs. Tim Dowling accompanied them
and left Monday evening for New
York City where she expects 10 reside.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Jack Jennings and A. Bashaw re.
turned the first Of the week from
Cedaredge where they went on bust
mes: connected with the game warden
duties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Miss Nina Saunders left Tuesday fol
her home in Delta, after severa
months spent in our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

J. H. Mckinney and daughter, Miss
Lacielie returned from Ft- Lupton on
Thursday. where they were called by
the death Of Mr.. McKinney's step
father, John NcWilliams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Sam Songer and Tony Yoklavich
came down from the Buttes the hrst
Of the week and left for Washington
where they will spend the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

On account Of illness Principal o. S
Causey was forced 70 remain indoors Z
Of days this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

G: A. Dewey was in from Pitkin ON
Mednesday. attending to some import
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Mr.. and Nn- A. r. Nelson and Miss
Pauline are among Pitkin visitors in
town today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19
lTElas OF INTxRnr

- .
Geo. Phillips spent Wednesday here
from Ohio City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Let US quote you on oats in quantities.
800 per hundred.
ROSS NJ. LAMBDIN, Phone 9
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Harness repaired so that It Is stronger
and better than new.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE-Double Bedstead with
Springs and Mattress, $12.
MRS. H. F. LAKE JR.. Phone 10S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

First Class Watch and Clock Repairing
on the Boulevard, two blocks north
of La vcta Hotel. E. KAMBER.
48
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SUNDAY NTH CAURGhEs|
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The Christian Science Society holda
services every Sunday morning at II
eicloek IN the / o. o. F. Hall All are
invited
/. Wednssday evening nsstinss =
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8 -. {: : :: 8 - - = ~: =; !:
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Young Thanksgiving Turkeys, dressed
or alive. Phone 61R5.
MRS. MARTIN VAN VOORHIS.
~
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Cabbages, Carrots. Turnips and Ruta-
bagas. Write us for prices. Also
krout Cabbage at &c per ID.
C. w. CHINERY & SON Gunnison.
l5-tf
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- Pzss.zsasi.. Led!s. A. ~
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WANTED-About 400 feet Of second
hand, inch and half black pipe.
r. r. MERGELMAN, Phone 66J2.
~
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

WANTED Small furnished house
or housekeeping rooms.
4 az w. E. BURKETT, at La Veta.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sefvices every drsf and third Sun
days Holy Masses at nine md ten
tklrty ce3eek. Evening ssryicss at
seysa oicleek sunday SeAool It one
oie)oe1I. Wook-day Gaaooa ct eight
e1e1eek SsfvIeos soeoad and fourth
s1gs q - nss1A = crsstsd
m A HrIBl0, Plsesr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR RENT-Furnished four room
cottage, near Normal. Apply u
46-tf MRS. CLARA HERRICK.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

We have an unusually good quality
wheat-clean and full grained. Just
received.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

NOTICE. will not be responsible for
any debts unless contracted by me
personally or thru . written order.
45-48 MARVIN L. BRYAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE, at 81 each, three fine
Flemish Giant Does. Must reduce
my rabbit stock and these does are
going ut one-third their value. Your
chance to start in rabbits.
ALLEN LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE-Young Pigs, $3.50 each
LEE LEHMAN, Gunnison. 45-ti
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

Targets one cent each at News-Cham.
pion office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE-150 tons Of hay, fed on
ranch. JAS. A. BOYD, Almont.
Phone 6oR5. 47-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE-Some heavy work horses.
Phone 72R5 or inquire Of B. r.
ANDERSON, Gunnison = 47-4s
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-19

FOR SALE-Fine Turkeys, 20 cents
q pound, live weight. Also thoro-
bred Airedale dogs. Call
NEIDERHUT RANCH. Phone CORA
l7-S.
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PADEN CITY

The marriage OF Miss Mary Laura
Tippins and Mr.. Lee Resseger. popular
young people OF this city. was quietly
solemnlzed. Saturday evening Mt the
home Of Rev. D. c. wilhelm. The only
witnesses to the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Resseger. brother and sister
in-law OF the groom. Tho bride Is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tip
pins Mr.. Resseger IS the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. JONES Resseger. oil Ross, w.
Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snider. who has been
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. &. NJ.
Garrett. leaves Wednesday for her home
at Grafton. W. Va.
Miss Frances Jacobs was the hostess
Monday evening to tho Willing Work
ers class OF the Christian church. The
business session was presided over BY
the president. Raymond koerber. and at
the close Of the social hour delicious
refreshments were served.
Lester Roberts. who has been the
guest OF his cousin. Mrs. J. 4. Adams.
has returned home to Beaver Falls, Pa
John Caldebaugh. Of Wheeling. was
the guest over the week end OF friends
here
Mrs Grcrg" Danr"r has returned
from brief visit with her mother. Mrs.
Leach. in Middiebourne.
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arc the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Ratclifte.
\ number from here attended the
Shriners meeting in Wheeling Thursday
evening.
Ray Burnett. who has been employed
at Portsmouth. Ohiof for severa
months has returned To make his home
in FOllansbee, having accepted posi-
ton In the mills at Beech Bottom.
Harry Ingram. OF Portsmouth. form
or local mill worker. is here spending n
few days with friends.
The accident nj the Narrows between
here and WcllSburg yesterday when Is.
T. Stuctzer and his four year old son
dropped seventy feet in their Rutomo-
bile, resulted in the machine being
badly damaged but both occupants es-
Capcd injuries. Mr.. Stoetzer was hruiS-
cd about tho head and body but the boy
escaped without a scratch.
Ed kaECn. one of Brooke County's old
est citizens. was a caller in town from
Wcllsburg yesterday.
Harden II. DuNNll is making the final
rounds OF the county in his race for the
Republican nomination for sheriff. His
Follansbce friends are hacking him
strong and he is receiving support from
county He has been considered among
the topnotchcrs in this race since the
day he announced his candidacy.
The social held in the Christie ian
Church Community house Thursday
evening for the benefit Of the girls
gym class was a complete success.
Frank lappin, Of Bethany. was call
or in town yesterday enrOutc Ia Wheel
ing for a visit.
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was a visitor in sistersvflls, W. Va
Wednesday evening.
Miss Edna Beaver was . Marietta
o., visitor Friday.
The Misses Lucy and Helen Huffman
attended the dance 1t sisterSville Wed
nesday evening.
Winton Tharp has returned from Ak.
ron. Ohio. where he has been the guest
for several days at tho homo Of hia
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Verne, BodinO.
Ed. Knight, who II employed In the
oil field near Canton, Ohio. IL home fol
few days.
George Walker. OF Schultz was Q Wis
itor in town Monday.
Miss Esther Maddy. Of KananEA. Ohio.
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Narcissa
Walter.
Ed. Weeter, who has been employed
in the gas fields at McKssSport. Pa
has returned home.
J. J. West. OF Marietta, Ohio. was
business visitor In town Friday.
Fred Yost and wife OF Deuchef, OHIO,
were shopping in town Saturday:
Mrs. Charles Swallow and children
have returned from visit with her
sister, Mrs. D. NJ. MILESTONE at West
Union. They will remain hero fe"
days visiting relatives before return
ing to their homo in Alliance. Ohio.
Miss Florence Payton Is tho guest OF
relatives In Marietta, Ohio, for few
Howard schulthers. who has been en-
ploycd at Akron. Ohio, returned nome
Gran Hoffman, OF Wade, Ohio. was a
business visitor in town Friday.
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itinE with friends in Jacksonourg FOR a
few days.
Mrs. Ada Cole has returned nome
from Pittsburgh. where she visited with
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. c. l.. Mott is spending numoer
of days with friends at MoundsNilic'
Mrs. w. b. McMechen. who mas peeh
spending n number Of days IN Ch'caeo'
has returned home. ,o,,,o
Mrs. James Kemp has returned nome
from, Martins Ferry where she has been
visiting for several days ,,oo-
Irwin Fettc has returned nome aL'eet
n brief visit at Cleveland on business,
Pat Ouigley. who has been sprnnInSS
several days In Cameron, has returheu
home. NJ, c,o.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS'
Goodwin In slightly III at her home.
Mrs. John Ray. who has been WISH
ing hero with friends. has returned 10
her home at Martins Ferry.
Miss Leah Jordan. OF Morgantown'
is visiting here with her sister, MIS-
I clarence Spear. for few days.
NJ. NJ Conners. who has been spehu'
ing a number uf days in tlarKsnure'
! has returned homo.
Mrs. Elmer Conner Is confined 10 her
| home on Fourth street slightly III Oh
! grippe. .nro,.o
Joseph Younkins continues 70 Improve
! at his home on Garfield street
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NEW MATAM0RAS

Or Swallow. Mrs. william Miller and
son Herbert Miller. Mrs. William Kettle
and daughter Miss Marion. motored 10
Marietta Tuesday In Or. Swallows car.
AL. Eaton. OF Sistersville. w. Va. was
calling upon relatives and friends in
town Sunday.
DR.. Carl Edwards and brother,
Charles. were business visitors in Mari
eta. Ohio. Saturday.
son was born TUESDAYS May ~. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kollman,of Third
street
Captain and Mrs George Monteith.
Mrs. Monteiths mother and Miss Anna
Cunningham. we're visitors in Marietta.
o., Tuesday. returning in the evening.
Frank Dunlap. Of Sisttrsril'e. W. va.
was calling on his grocery trade mere
Friday.
Rev. q. 4. Magcr was a business
visitor in Marietta. O.. Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs w Fleshcr. ~ Pittsburgh. Ia:
visited n few days here at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Yost. Of this place.
The VI ,ss"s Lillian and Mary Steph,
ems. Of Marietta. O. spent SATURDAY ana
Sunday with relatives and friends In
town.
A daughter was horn Monday, May
II. to Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Messenger. or
Leith Run. Ohio. grand daughter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam ost. OF this place:
Editor l.. r. Sharp, Of the Enterprise
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BENWOOD

Pythians Meet
Last evening tn" regular meeting Of
the Pythians was held in their hall on
Main street. The usual routine matters
were brought up for discussion. Many
members were present.
Farewell Dance
On next Saturday evening Farewell
Dance" will he given by the Pythian
orchestra has been engaged To furnish
the music and an elaborate musical pro-
gram 10 being arranged.
Hold Entertainment
A large crowd witnessed the presen-
iaiion OF the play Music and Merit
Benwood school auditorium. under the
auspices Of the Sunshine Club Of the -.
Matthews Lutheran church. Major X.
r. Henderson,. the original drummer
boy OF the Rappahannock. and his son,
II. b. Henderson,. expert fifer. sol"isl
cnt ert ainment. The rest of the cast was
made up OF local talent.
vacation
The Senior members Of Union High
school are ENJOYING vacation this we"',,
and the remaining students arc hard
at work on their final examinations
which will take up the entire week
Sutherland Plane
Today the Howard Sutherland air
plane Will fly over this city and other
turc and doing daredevil stunts IN the
Interest OF Senator Sutherland's cam
paiGn for president.
Primary Election
The primary election for the rcpubli-
can and democratic nominations for tho
various national. state and county Of
fices will be held today and much Inter
est ,s being manifested ny the voters.
Benwood Personals
Mrs. II. W. Snyder Jr.. Of South Mar
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Now would be a good time to start
movement for blue denim bathing
suits.
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
SUTHERLAND PLANE
RETURNS HERE

The large CurtISs airplane. driven by
Lieut.. Lay Wendell. of Wheeling. return
cd to its base yesterday afternoon after
distributing literature over the stae In
behalf Of Senator Howard Sutherland s
campaign for tho presidential nomi-
nation.
The plane came from Clarksburg 10
the local field and two hours and nifty
minutes were required to make the trip
over the mountains because of wind and
rain.
The alrplane landed here about 1880
and after being supplied with gasoline
again took the air and distributed some
literature over the city.
Tomorrow literature will be distrib-
uted over cities in the northern pan
handle while the voting is going on.
Students Visit Prison.
The crimtnology class OF West Nir-
ginia Wesleyan college were on tour
OF inspection through the state prison
yesterday and again studied the con-
ditions there.
The class arrived yesterday morning
and ate dinner in the prison leaving on
the ere train for Buckhannon.
D. Earle Karickhoff, Misses lcie Clark.
Patterson. w. N. Bosley. Claude Will
Jams. J. Bruce McWhorter, Myron IS
Hymes. Edwin p. IIaught and Emery D.
Wise.
voting Hours.
Tho polls with open at $50 a. M. and
close at $50 p. M. for tho voting at the
primary election today.
MnccabceB VIII Meet.
Moundsville Review No. 20, Ladies OF
the Maccabees met at the Tuesday ATS
club yesterday evening. y good deal
OF business was transacted.
Pyth1au Sisters to wheeling.
Little Princess Temple No. 2. Pythian
Sisters have accepted an invitation to
attend an entertainment to be given py
Herman Temple No. !. at Wheeling. this
evening. The members OF the local
lodge will board the 700 o'clock car at
the corner Of Third street and JEFFERSON
avenue.
The banks OF the city Will be closed
all day today as this Is legal hoilday.
All other business houses Will be open.
Moundsville Personals.
Miss June Lily has returned from
FaIrIhont. where she spent the week
Miss Frances Cochran has returned
TO her home in Upton. o.. after visit
ing friends in this city. -,
Miss Ada Finkley Of Ash avenue. Will
leave today for East Liverpool. 10 spend
several days with friends.
John NJ. Johnson Of Second street. Is
attending the general ass ably OF the
United Presbyterian church at Sterling
Edwin Taught and Miss Icie Clark,
students at Wesleyan college, spent yes
terday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Bonar on
Clinton avenue.
IN Huntington, after spending tho week
end with his parents on Third street;
Albert II. Walk has returned TO Gin
cinnatt, O.. after visiting his parents on
northern Jefferson avenue.
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II had serious nervous trouble and
tossed about the bed all night Ions"
said Chas. +. Johnson. $50 w. Third
Ave. Columbus. Ohio. This was pull
ing me down in strength, and something
had to be done To get relief. My wife
had also been troubled for years with
scrious nervousness. She had pains in
the back Of her neck and her stomach
was in bad shape And shc was restless
AT night and getting very much run
down. We have both used Nerv-Worlh
with wonderfully beneficial results. 1t
put US In good shape and did II quickly
It's wonderful medicine and tonic. We
both eat and sleep we'll and enjoy good
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past 80 years Of age and still active
in his profession. 1t can be bought
at any drug store and one bottle
is enough to last even a large
family many months. 1t is a
trustworthy preparation.
In shte Of the fact that d.. Cald-
uslls Synxp Pepdn is the larges, selling
ha,ad laxative In the porH, there
being over 6 million borles sold each
year, many who need its benefits haue
not yet used it. II YOU haze not, send
your name and address for a free trial
boetle to. D.. w. B. CaldWell, 5II
Washington St.. Monticello, Illinois
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johnson AND Wife BOTH
ENJOY EXCELLENT HEALTH
Both Are Eating and Sleeping Well and Feeling Much
Better Since They Have Taken Nerv- Worth

health. and we recommend Nerv-worth
to all. 1t was recommended to US by
two doctors" Such q statement a. this
proves that Wentworth IL uneQualed IN
nervous troubles and stomach trouble.
It's wonderful action and quick results
are due to the fact that II acts on both
the stomach and nerves. II straiEhteuo
UP the stomach and digestive system
n.utralize. excess poisonous acidA
drives out impurities, aids digestion and
whets the appetite. And coming in con.
tao, with the nerve centers, In IT,
stomach. Il builds nerve forcA aids mar
voUs disorders, tones and tnNIorateA.
Sold and guaranteed by Grissts Drug
Store and druggists eSeryWh0fA.
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FOLLANSBEE

Will Brandt and Ray Ratcliffe were
business visitors In Pittsburgh !eStcr-
day. m, ~,
Loyal Order Of Moose. No. @oI. has
planned for II cuChre and dance IN their
temple tonight. -
Tho ball game scheduled for the ar.
ternoon between the PaSttme A. &. ana
Neirton steel team. of SteubcnNiIle.
promised 10 be one OF III" biggest so
far this year.
The knights Of pythias met last ev-
ening at Penn street hall.
Mrs. John Evans and son. Thomas
Jr,. and MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hopins
and son. David. all of New Castle. Pa