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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
McMECHEN

THO n",nn"ro 81 -" VI T. church
'l"h win ''h'"'." mir evening i"r III"
IuuNi' I" H.. I'nh'r'h ~ ~" HuI'hhY
r,r,I,r nrIuh'r 81 new r"l''il"mh
nIr 10 h' - hrrIr'd nhd UII n'IIl"I ~
az r"uu'-l'd - h. Ir"-"nI
LnTaa ENROLMENT
Thr NJ Nr'h,u putin" "'-h""l h"d 90
~iuI'uir "nI"ll''I Ia ia" r'h""I y'tl"'
hn} InTF' lu,I"n.' over VA" pi"Nl"uf
,"nr 1h"urh net ali 81 Ih, nl"h'ntH
a.. srI 'uI"Il"d u ~ 'Nr'' i"I 'hhi ~"
'n'"IiI"'"I "Ill h' "'"' "'' We" 80"
rl''"h n"w ma "a" n'"HI'r nay"
i",n nrrIpu'h IL" riud'nir will now
nu. hl9 dawn I" hn,h w"Ih
mum Mortgage
~ "lnh"I"l' ,ri'hrailnn wnr h"Ih
In"I ',"nlnn Ia 'h' t. church ~h'"
to M'"o 'Inh p"ih ~" 'mi" Il h"h' ~
fuiI riL ~. I.ndIrr Ma r",lri pnlh on
rh,r ,",r"n"r" drbl \ h"lighIfuI iIr""
vnr ru,"I ~ ",urI'. nlnHl"r nnh "ih"T
j. .ltrhifuI pnrtIIn'r program vas
nIrn I,u,lrInd iht"iIt h"ui th' '''nlnP.
~ ,vhu,h - n"r"ho, ~ I"'rI r'"ri' r"T
", Ir"I.d - In'c h"ur -" Wu"nI"
uu',r mvli"d :" lh" h"U"mrui ~ ~"
rnu,'n. wI,o,' Il d'il',"''r I""' hc"" vnH
r'i,"L \ InIPr 'I"wh ""n p''r"h'
Atu"uP lh' "u' 81 i""n Nirl'"ir VII" al
l,udrd w,,r Mrr ~ J"mmluET '"luu
h"r " Ii"v md Mrs I"l" Iim'hl"F.
Intiu",I ~ = II"d Anh"rr"n.
M"""hrv,ir' mov ma Me Nr,h"r
I.ol"uhY Wnr"""I. Mr. l"irY p"hi'I,
"
rn, mr,mh"rr ~ to N ( u"wlcr
Company -" g. II Il ~ T. WIN
pl.r - n-h rurpcr h"ri"ut'r @iih. ~
rh"lI nImr"fy "u h"IShnlI ry""l J
li. hnu,rn '."n bruu nud " h"'oTnbn
49,. -" committeeman ma ~llI h"Ih
meeting ih' I"'irr InTi 81 ihir ~r'h NJ
" hI' h. tin" pln"r VII 10" '"'nrl''"',
"n'i ,"mrl' ~ T." engaged f"I ih' -"
nInn 1I'h"Ir wIll y" go sal" III" lat
IL, r
ih,,a wIiI h' q uIori d'nnud f"I then.
nany doing 10 n"h""i
NnnY ~ 10" }"nnE r""rI" 81 va"
NY "Ir rI"""Inn l." leave th' Inii'i
r.ri 81 ihi- ~,.r nnd -. H,rr ~ "..
f., ~" hlH'r"ni ~ h""lH ""i '"li"""H
tI"sr r"lnn fi"n her 49, Mirn w
rInIn Ii""ir Dhl" "'rI'y"u IniV'I
-IIy MIR, I",V","' Luh'". bethany
Wariryrn y, l',,y '".'". nly'rnhy
~ IiIi-IrIIHh lIHuY NrH"' i'"II"l'
tnirrn"iIIr y, n",I n"iih M'i,ii"y i'
i,"Ii h"l"m"iiI" r,h""I NJ r'I,'
n,n'.L W'"I tIri"ir i'"I,,riiy
N"M."h.n T.,s"nair
NJ, rrd Me- . I'nilrh 81 'lnth-
h"'F ~" ~" r"'"'" ~ VI ""h NJ"
Iuhu ItnIy
u, md NJ rv""s 81 T'r'ss"'h
"I,'rl 49, ''i"i'mp "F'' ih' arrival ~
Ma M"rr"r ~" h~- hrrn or,i"ur
" ~ y, 10 'IIcudsIo h"rplrrI T." ia
rI"yi"p
MrlvI" IiclhI hnr boo" rt""v'd \" HI"
rrruc r"ru Ih' '!l"",lnlr h"rrlini where
30 uud''"'"t -" rrs 'oli"" ~ "a" l"T
Ira I'lrJrii ~ FnlTi""ui. r. ~" Vn"r'
~ VI, ruh M'H I'"Y 'lnr ~ rifi"""'h
niTnc'
Nnuv ~ The local pcopl" Urc IInn.
ming 80 nitond N" HnI" Tnir i"dnv
noyls Puhsral
Funeral ErrVl''p over tho r"mnin- ~
WIN IIn%l" w't" hold r"n'"rdnv nfl'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
SHADYSIDE


Ipn, nf the ,nnaI nI"s ni'I" go l"I
Tvr"tiona 81 ,ha s"a""" ~s' i"~ ""rr',
sly.u Iurndh 1y"nlnF ~ lh' I"h''" 90
Ia. Woman. 'laaa ~ lh' Ii""hH'oI h'
nsLIalh p.n""I u" lho """ih"'" 81 lhr
Mao. nInsn ne" quest ilRl ~ l"h'I
.Ia, ylvoa ~ lho H'Ilil'""" WI" va"
un, In Iha hnHl"nH "iH"Ul'"il"h ""d mao
Hand. ~ ,ha h"piaar"E VII" "'i" h"l "''
IN. ,nII ~ tho h.nR 'l"-H ii'h'Iy """
hundred tti EDns w"io II"~"hl J" '""
i,rs Of tho .huI'h ~hlI" Va" Hu'H'H
nSs, ,uI,I.d Ih"'" van "N""l' ny s''"''
Oh nh"ru- snd Me- rh Ih""l"""
INV. on r,uurinu '"nhinB l." h"' "~h
.I.,., nnh inlnii"hio riyl" Wa" MI
vote r.-iod ~ ~" hl"l"H '"h'"" '''
/, u ~ IIn~ piu"uu"' "d ~" l"N"'
tIn, This wsr f"Il"r"d ~ "Ie'
,lhtas. ~ woI'"lna h} inn lao" h''"'
1.ut Ma ChnIl-r H'yr"f Ah"r W."
l., .uu,r,' rn original ma hllIuF '"ea
wnr RIvou by Mr." u. ~" ~" ",'
NJ, - H,ItnI1,v related Win hlH
nIlv ,rJ rno rrnso ~ human NJ" Ills
49, t tho ,lnrr NU"nl nu"l" I"h hl
mo ,I,nur- ,onriujrd ~" hNtJ'Y ave
rrnr rho roIl"wiuE oE'' ll"nl 'n'nh
Va carved
uh"rbnr ''''''
Mcnr toni
rn'atn nolad Tomatoes with
NaYonnoire
nTon1 nntioT N"'lh
Jolly
M'ntn iAti"h Nuts
WotOS
ur ana Mrs Elmer fnT,ntry INV"
returned from kTmriT"ngs Mills. rho'a
thcy spent III" "nh of tho "o'h ana ""'
idaV win rsihiivsH
Mr. novd HinrUTrnn N NJ flh "Vohu"
hs. r.rIrnad from 2 Hhori ViAil In ihf-
-. o. - " Va Ifer infant daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
BELLAIRE NEWS
NOIcs Watson

Tho marriage "r, Mr. NIh"rt N"ir" Hnd
|nflAN Marguerite, W.Jlsru 49, r"rI"flu'l
fyenterd,ty af,rrnu"n nt Ilu. Trinity fr'H
copaI church hl Re-, Il'rh'r' ~ iIuu
ter rector Mr. \"i.r o. = .i'l ~ 'h'
Dollar Savings y Trust company h"",
and Miss Watson '"r' rr"n'n'" NJ
local young L,d'
To Paint Hospital
The interior ot Ia" cav hospital -
10 be renaIntrd TN N oman b Au'iii-
ary to the cay hospital VIII ha'"
charge OF tho work The "rEuut<hi!"m
has let the contract l"r ih' ""'h l."
SanueI O. crow local contractor
Entertained CiaBB
Tho mcmb.r. 81 ~, tlnu h"7'n"S"
BibIs class 81 tHc o'' "ni it'shJ ''r'"n
church met IuSt nNaht a. thv h"i"' "i
Ars GunfEu Huti,tt r"Ii'~ i"s 'h"
Llhins ss tn,.I.nE "a s''' .,I S''"'"" '"'
lald tuui t,,,,..d &C. b.. .,,y u"tti''i'"s
nGyd.s la Charge
Trsf II ,'us ,is. tI' '""''t zoe u"
btlsia Ia tao r"ii.' 90 ,.'.''.H "s'" ~..'
1aaia dict ,na ,h'," 81 '"s ! ''4'
NsthDdts, It.a. nt.,.I t,r'.t. 81 '''" 80 "
IAs n,a, ,.hs"sa"I ,..,.' '""'g "''" To-"
80 viii Ls E,Id i,''t., .r'"'"S 90 go"
AhMaI a. " i".'
Ea.tLss-d rl."s
tsIsna lee tI. t'''r'i '"''''"''"''E '""' o
k.s,s I,,iUs.,i &c meeting '''ld Ices
ats6t 81 30. dIur'-"i '''''''''.''~"H '"'
Ass-l.n 49, r, u,a ,uy h"'h''"v -"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
Few or No Ointmcnts
Rival Sfmco Salvc

m, last ~ natural Tor MAJ ~
HALVE 10 Nh tho germ ana h"Al w"
chin 49, Tor - ship I" fId" tho ~"ti'
II Ia n rnw,rfui hhiIH"ptI', I"l s""lh-
mn and cooling ointment mars WY
# leaves ihs skln Ia h"nI'hy 'oh"i
,I,u . % Drl"sI 60. 10 nu'hof""
Ly Ths hIrnpnon DT"g 90. T." .h"iAh-
Too ,I,c. nHf,I and entirely "nlHfa''"I
,c,uIIa 10 "vrTy pni'hIh1 nI h"h"J
La,L Gsn IhrTr be fafnT "h"tf =.
nIu 80 HALvT J." =" "hilh"p'h H".
=, L,nIiuB that II " mighty GOO"
,o,,,d, To-, hurrH outs. burns, hulS9s.
and ,blnS pIIoS, n l" "ls" pl'"b'"
undrrn InlmHni anh J" "s"h "'"s
.,,,o,Iy ,,sulIn fur all lininani h'"h"
IN ConrAnihGh II ~" r"Trr' "aI
IA d,,IJa Ynu hive ur"h the old fA"h-
,,,.J .atv.r ana Ilnim'"i"I ""~ w
nIn 80 rhLVU and ~" Ter y""'""iA
,,,u ,m,,h uuIobar f"Ii"f '"m"s
II n,Iry Inii'h"H ~" "p"i
:, d B,i.E n =" r"IlS " ~
,InIu, sum AMI " u.oh IN ,in'o, 81 INST
,Iru 81 diritrss ~" ln'"nHily ~ mo
iI,.n.o VIII be- rohD''h I" q hnFnl'Hs
,hidur-r euld ~ Ihir" rl'H". lO, 500,
and ~ 90 pot JaI " yoY' h'uEal"t
dos rnI Ln"p v. rnnh "" ~" aud ne
,,,,rI most win hrlns " 4" your h"pt W
',,u,u matt Wn NJ plWpS"n Drug
GO NvhnIranIr uruRRiSis. "ilkinabuio
utnIInu I'IltHhurGh. ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
Mr.. Druggist Hore Is
A Great Trade Booster
a,aoynTnsaa as-s's Vaginal u"nss 10
gbur women CUSTOMERS aoh ust All
che Trade In V"uT HslRhh"rh"od
Your Johb@T VIII
RnpplV You

Y Every dTugElat n Wheeling and VI
entity should Immediately ""rrly MN
aslf with noHIs Vaginal t"n"s fr"m
hin InbboT ThuurnudH - wutuon here
Lhaya bornmc acquainted witn thin Won.
|d.rfuI remedy during tho rN0t m"nths.
and ali have been W"f" IMAM rI"uHod
with results Du' 81 ih"u1anhS 20 h"sor
sold, undof EuaTantS~ 10 HhtIrta' tI"n
or money bach. not ono hos has boz" re.
tufnod
Tho auT.HJ way I" hullh up trade In
20 sell your ,uat"""ts '"m"ihinE whit II
will PoaitiyclY Il" "voTythirs 'ihined Tor
IL You "su safely HuataHiso Hest .
NaslnaI Cones f"r 'V"', -iI'"'"i l'o'n-
liar To- women. a. tho manufacturers an
AnalInanlY huaIanloo thon ~ I"m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

hnrdr WI ruruIuh nuun l.' -" ~
"srn' v,r,.,h VII be- h'lh %" '."''" '''.
,uuu, ..,,,.' Thr dr." h'. h''" nN''l
tor Srplrmh"r I
On west slde Now
Tho Tcd"rnl Nprhr'i r"mpn", }""i"r
dng completed 90" ~"rN 81 'rr'"hlnc
nsrhnlt IN Tia" "3,"l "id" ~ belmont
stree. ls far south uG crescent street
'rh. workman ar" now bus, "u ia" w"u
rtdr 81 that utr""t. hen li"lmont
street - finished north TO central "'".
uri,, on IT." wat I'D" the work "u N"bI"
street VIII l." started
club Meets Tonight
\ meeting 81 ia" NmcrI'uN 'Iuh Is
scheduled for th.s "'"mInB at Ia" room"
la the SI,h"l-"u building on belmont
street \ nunh'r at Imp"ri It matters
wIn h" given aIionti"u Ih'0 INN
Inc ciub Is planning /" IA, ..' a"me ,m'
poo. ,tncGta {" It's rome
Not al Church
pni'rTs AMI t'n'heIa 81 tn '"iI""S
,lass'a al tic IIISI A'th"diat i.pis'"
l.aI sunday s,h""I ""d th' sand"
a. h""d '"".i"lti,u m.,I 81 t"' '.n"''h last
nIan, a"."j lmp",,an, ""ii''a ~'''
aIs,n atttntln" 80 tI' iu,, tIur
DuEl.s-y Eu.-1-i To-day
Ir,u,,aI s,,sI'oa o. ~ l.. h'ih 80 IL'
- I'.h" % cathode .I,u''h a. . Loot
in.a '""'"l"n H.. H. ."'s ''N'" TO-
Io,r.g sI.', Ll'd 80 80" fIt| h""ri'"i ~.
i"~t"s "r-,"tl''', IT. I"ih''
"a Wu,m-n VIII n".a 'h"'F" - -
-.su.. i.'a,","' ~iI H." u" a." ~
= ste",y '''"aislE
stin L""I &C.. 49,.
'"""'y "HI' let" "." "i'li 20" 'n' n""'
H., 'r- -" mr" -" participated -
49, "m'd., - no r'" h.-h '"s"~"'i'
.r,H to-, n""'i'r ,",,"i"H a" -.
r,,~,~ ~-'. 'na," o." "' ,'S'" ~ -" """''d
t,r,it-"
Many +" mig Es"
d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
BRIDGEPORT

i."aN" uc~r it"mr Tor Tho lnicll
g'n'"T NJ IH,E'y'V SowS stand
S'lhy & E"rds Drug Slur" or tho
Bridgeport IInrdwar" Company. or
call Mnrtins Ferry 80 J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
SMALL ATTENDANCE
At KIWANIS LUNCH
rnn,SsI Attended Luncheon uNs' hl"s"
hy Hivs"I. bI"h n"ld SsSlS'""I
al H"Uu Ia HIL - JIub

'"' I y,t ,,Io y.,.,d.y
~ =. -, 81. ma,
-..,,,,.,.,, oliI,n,rh
/ , ,,..,..I, ,.,,. ann, ,.i,,..,.. 80"
| ,,,,,,.,niI,.,, ct 10. I,,.aI .I~,nrtn ,I,I'
I 49, I.lI IL, tt. H. ,Iui, aiming
| ,, ..ri.,I, ~ ,,,,.u 10. I",. -
,,,,,.I..,.. ,.,.., ui,, Il,,l,L 80 80, i"''
/ 49,, ,,..,, ,,,,m,i,,,r 90. ,,I 81 iI.'. 80.
/ .,, ,l,.., zoe. r,i,.,, u,d So fr'i Ii,"' 80
- r.r 'I,vu,t" ..i"'' Ia'h be u' 90 60 rae
! IT,. r.,.u,I,"r, r,i,, d""n'.d 70 a.
r ,u,,,,,r 20 .u,. - flr,r '."r '"'''''
4 ~ T.. Ii,rnId ~ y. rh""iIl'' O." rhi'' ~
, rn, ,pts'"r l'.uF zoo" '"' "'h'' ..
/ 'h' 80 ir'""' - - u"' h"' I" "'
D. ""''l V. ~ ''''' 80 wv
( I.'''~ l"'"""r ,"'"r""' .r..,
800 ,"'' W ..,i ,,,,,,,,
/ 80 -. ,..b,
~ wv ,,,,.,,,. I,.,p., frnnrd
/ h"'''' ''' I,,i,.,. ,,,- ~
''' n'", ~ "" w, '' .,,-,,., ~"
! l"' N''"", ... ~. i,hhu,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

busybohy a nl~AYn IN hurry 70
got 10 a nlsSs thst lac Will he Ia hurry
| Ia Act away from.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Al the nrnt us' ilng -, : ." "'l '''"''
nr Trade n, hodulrd i", noH I""Fh"y
oy,nInE plans viii L. "''"Hh - ne
reorganization ~ VI" ,""'n ""' "'l "''
,,.,,,I -, ara ,,1,Iobi,d Z, he ~ attend
an,, rho InooihlE hhH h''" '"lhh ~
Arch TaIIrn. HC"TUthIy 81 ln' i'""ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
nlq MroinR Tonight

meeting nG the N"puhir ms 81 'h'@
III, has h,ru cnIlrd for ihIu 'uinL ~
tho rlks' ,luh On N"rIh F""''h .h',l
at "',I",k nj which iin' phh' WI'
h,. nndr for the fan ,umH ~ ~ "'I 70"
| t",rrnI other iunttrrA "i u'rIi"m -
ing gwen NuN'II"n. I"'h men 'hl
,hts evening but At II lat" hpur Last even
mg TIA. speakers, Tor tn 'hiug h"h not
been announced Iluus val 40" hn n'hd"
nI tI,,. meeting IhIt O.. 'ntna u i"Iin
IIt,IIur and IJuNIS ,luI,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

rrr wan rhvINGH HTANr'"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

nUY wan HhVihnn nThMrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
nIkB ~ Nice

,ucniIup 81 -" I"' - i"lur = I.lh y
Will he beta nniuthib 'N' "'"'l 81 'h''
vctL ~ IhsII hhiI g." 'I'h "h''h
sIto.l 81 shI,h 'lm' nl""r "IIl u. '""h"
tr send n hoIoEnl" I" 'h" '""' - go
which viii h., hclh ~ VII 'itur -" "''''
., ,f ,LL. month IT, q ruudn, ih"
,u,u,L.Ir ~ iht IrdHr va 10" '"I'il"'"
al al tho Ira Gou,"h IA" "h"s" '"'
,i,,r uheIc u Iun'h va l." w'iE'l '
hmm a. rM1lmK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09
LOur MULn

Dnfh HTny h"Trr InuIi S'fUy" d "ui 81 pan
IuIs "n Indian ran. west e J".ih.rr. -
niEuI 81 S"rtoInbrf 1ih Iui"Iuu ."i
loading :" is'"voTy nf i"u.' Iut niHhe'
"~u,r Carnegie Hl"Nl N"rEH. u'IInIIr
yIII leo ruIIahly rewarded rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

L,,L., yyuI TurrIuh tn,,ut, I., -" h.r
.us,rr ,,n.,h VIII H., beta 90 '"''u ll'.
,uurr .,,r,, Thr dr." hIs h''" hN'h
Tor g,uIttubrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

The anr"IiIunnt IN tho f"ur 'lHnSsr IN
tho hiRh school ynSfsThny reached ~
tai 81 .tD ThIa In tho hlUaeEt 'nT"lI
InSnI Ia tho hIHtnJy 81 the publi'
~ hr"lp Last y"nr III" ,"'nI ""'",IIn"n'
fnT tho hiEh S'h""I "uly biS Th"
TfeahInhn 'lHrr thlS y"nT Ia '"Inp"H"d
II iHs nnnb"TA nnW I"'"rh irI IA"
E,hnnl Grada H'hn"l onruIIncui yes
lsrday ro,'hcd tho total ~ ',ibI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-09

Nd"lph UoRor. ". injured NJ ~" W"hl
coat minis Vh"n 'hugh, h"t W'"n ~"
,,rH died ctrlY Jrtlcfd,} m"rniur At
Inr 'lis h"rplIHI rho h"dy wh- taken
1" the nrniilry N"rgrc :" h' prepared
fnf burI,I ir'"nr"d leaves h'H w,f".
VIVA conducts r"rIaunni "u ni"n
rIfb~i
Fun - pTubr Into 'hn fatality
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VIA wssL r'Hya, EsTvir.s

Iii N.,L rin},, 49, Ni''n ""'c h'Il
~ IIr Irltri -, nI' 80 l,m 'h"r' Il l""'
,,,nIur vIh -, iurrrl. r""''n 81
ia. .hui.h ~ ,horE" In'n "t' 10 h'r'
meeting !" be- h'Id T. II"w'"r 'h' '''"'"
f II,,. rnrt,I fIru, 90 '"' - 90"
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28
North sedgwick.

John Thurston killed two large
hogs recently, tipping the scales at
4S6 and 4S5 pounds respectively
Mrs Clara Cole of North Brook
lin and Mrs. Nellie Sargent of Sar-
gentville spent the weekend with
their aunt. Mrs. Ella Thurston.
Charles Allen fell on the ice
Thursday, breaking a bone in his
ankle.
Miss Minnie Marks of East Blue
hill is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen are visit
ing in Boston.
The third and fourth degrees were
worked on three candidates at the
regular meeting of the grange Friday
evening. a harvest supper was
served. All are looking forward to
a large gathering at county grange
Feb. 6.
E. E. Nevells is clearing a cot
tage site for Victor Friend of Friend
Bros, Melrose, Mass, who plans to
build in the spring.
Miss Abbie Elwell came from New
York Monday to be with her sister,
Mrs. Ed Smallidge, who underwent
a surgical operation at her home here
Wednesday, performed by Drs. Bliss
and Littlefield of Bluehill. Miss
Flora Hinckley is stationed as nurse.
The many friends of Mrs. Smallidge
hope for her speedy recovery.
Jan. 19. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28

STATE OF MAINE,

ttANCOCk IS. laH
At a probate court held at Ellsworth
IN and for saiu County of Hancock on
the sixth day of january. in the year
OF our Lord one Thousand nine hundred
Certain Certain Instrument, purporting
to be a copy Of the. last viii
late' Of Newton, in the coun-
ty of MfddIesex and Commonwealth of
Massachusetts deceased. and of the.
probate thereof in said Commonw ealth
Of MASSACHUSETTS,, duly authenticated.
having been presented to. the Judge of
Probate for our said County of Han
cock for the purpose of being allowed
filed and recorded in the Probate Court
of our said County of Hancock, and
for letters of administration with the
Will annexed to be issued to Franklin
Fisher of Lewiston. in the County of
Androscoggin and State of Maine
Ordered, That notice thereof be
given to all persons interested therein.
by publishing a copy of this order
three weeks successfully in the Ellis
at Ellsworth. in said County of Han
cock. prior to the third day of Febru-
ary. A. ID. 1920, that they may appear
at Probate Court then to be held at
Ellsworth. in and for said County of
Hancock. at ten o'clock in the fore
! noon, and show cause. if any they
have, against the same.
BERTRAND E. CLARK,
Judge of Probate.
Attest; ROBERT P. KING.
! Register.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28
Seal Cove,
Jan. 19

Mrs. A. t. Norwood, who has
been quite il, is improving.
Miss Bernice Ashley is visiting
relatives at Northeast Harbor.
Funeral services of C. NJ. Reed
were held at the home Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. 20. Rev. R. D.
Malaney of Southwest Harbor ofTici-
ated. Burial was in the Reed ceme-
terry.
Capt. j. H. Rumill lost a yalua-
BILE horse Thursday, one of a fine
pair. Capt. Rumill is hauling pulp
wood from the F. N. Sawyer oper-
alton. While at the landing near
the Rumill wharf, the horses lost
their footing and slipped over a
bank. The bride chains failed to
hold, and driver. horses and load
slid into the water. Capt. Rumill
and one horse escaped injury.
The other horse was badly injured,
and it was necessary to shoot it.
Ezra Reed has been driving the
mail team the past week. Arthur
Rumill, the mail carrier, is suffer-
ing with lame arm.
Jan 23 n.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28
South deer Isle.

Emery Robbins spent the week
end at his home in Mountainville.
AL Barter was called to Stoning-
ton Wednesday by the death of
his brother Orrin.
Miss Madeline Saunders spent
Tuesday night at her home in Beech
Hill.
Jan. 26. l..
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28

of January in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and TWEEN
ROBERT P. KING,
Register
A true copy.
Attest: ROBERT P. KING.
Register.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28

Ihats what your uog every Time you take new unkno
for which marvellous claims made Your health too
risk in questionable experiments especially when your drug
gist always has the tried and tested " F." Atwoods
Medicine hand This worthy old remedy well deserves
the confidence that so years Of unchangng quality have
established
At the first signs of stomach disorder biliousness or
headache two teaspoonfus of a. F." viii quickly
restore nora conditions your digestive organs Small
doses, taken regularly will maintain healthy condition
that viii ward off colds and disease Get bottle today
and keep supply always hand Large bottle SO cents
or free sample from the 81. F." Medicine Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28
North BrOokIin.

Bernice Staples of Brooklin is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Giles.
Eugene Cole has purchased the
Charles Choate wood-lot of II. o.
Staples.
Brainard Candage cut his left
hand quite badly while at work in
the woods last week.
. Miss Lucia Peabody has the in
fiuenza.
The ice-cream social in Bay
View hall Friday evening was we'll
attended. The proceeds, about 50,
will go towards installing electric
lights, tsssset
Jan. 26. '.Xenophon
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28

Subscribe for the American
$3.50 a year in advance
Ellsworth American., 1920-01-28
aotfrtis.mrnts
CHANGING

doing every time you take new unknown remedies,
claims are made. Your health is too important to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
S 2.95

White canvas pumps and oxfOrds
with French heels and Cuban heels.
Shoes Of this quality at this price is
a stroke of luck for the women seek
ing summer footwear.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
S 5.95

In this group will be found pumps,
oxfords and ties in IS, 50 and so
qualities All the desired styles and leath-
ers, with full Louis heels, turn soles and
military heels, with welt soles
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

White canvas colonial pumps and
lace oxfords, with Cuban covered and
French covered heels.
-Pettis shoes, street floor. aisle six.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

Blue serge suits, made Of a
fine grade of serge, well cut
and well made. Plenty of
stores ask $50 for suits like
these.
-Pettis clothes for boys. third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
At s9.255

Fine all-wool suits in Nor.
folk and doublebreaSted
styles. These suits will stand
the test of comparison with
the usual $3.50 suits
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

Compare these suits with
any $40 suits. They are splen-
did, durable belted Norfolks,
in high-grade patterns.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30

Pumps, oxfords and ties in various
feathers, showing different heels, full
Louis, baby Louis, Cuban heels; also
party pumps and black
satin oxfords.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
Glwhflipt Nytaar!
Gm gpb 8e9Dnbelie

poa set npe Mar pi10e bore, ON bore
Monnenter 5pgte at 1faffe % npe
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Gent ;%igcleoes @la6et biem til So
snilie og &enner / 9anmorf. Sor So
fcn6es @laoet regulert for ct bel1
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
IT. alt er forlbun6et, opilugt i bette

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og @palpe, l1ng6om og @bentpr.
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set forbigangne fra sig iom 6in
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Ifol6e 8o116e.
9isl e @an6e rin6er olti6 fra I'll
n6ipring UNDER SEN itore bbi6e Tro:
ne og 1eber giel1nem 8pe11s @a6er
Som! Sneen f1ere Gaarer og @e'
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og fom rne6 mig. 81 bil gaa Ser
ebentDrlige Sremti6 img6e.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-02
Den fprite 8arnepleie.

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ir1gton bar u6ien6t forifjellige no
mGrfeoe Smaabeger ONT oer fer1te
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ifol plejes, at 1elp oen fo1tbare1 tie
@pecialilt life fun6e gipe b%e6re9foao.
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giber &aa6 ONT, bba6 Mo6ere,1 1fol
gjere fpr og efter @abDs Mnfomit;
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forcr, hborfor set ct besit at Mo=
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"@ottlefee6ing for @abies" giber 90
Sc &aa6 Eilfel6e al at set CT npb-
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tie; "Ebe GUNNER Care Of 8obies"
og "N @omema6e Milf M%efrigero=
tor" bier, bborle6es 8obp fan bol6es
roif ielb / Ben farlige @ommertio.
Mlt, bbao man ifal gipe for at foo
ollie 6isie @maaifrifter grotis og
frantic tilfe16t, CT at ifripe til limited.
|States Subtle &ealtb @erbice, @oih-
ington, 9. g., og fige: "T1eoie leno
me all hour publications on babn
carc".