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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

to be cured, said before without instrument without
an operation and without any medicine whatever. Even
what has been considered by modern physicians in this
country as incurable diseases.
1t does not matter what ails you, he treats
prostraton Kidneys bladder and liver troubles, rhema-
tsm, fits misunderstanding paralysis catarrh falling of
the womb and female troubles, and all other physical and
mental disorders.
If you have consulted physicians and spent good
dollars to be cured do not hesitate another day. but
and him and he will convince you within the
first few minutes that he and will you Just he
said above whatever your sickness trouble He will adj
wise you without any charge or obligation
He just examines you and without any questions, he
will tell your troubles the cause and if you be cured
SPECIAL WARN1NG-Watch Your Nerves and
Spine
Is your life blood tricking away? When you red
blood escaping you know vitality is escaping and prompt
y stop the flow Millions of people live Indifferent to
the of vital power serious than the loss of
blood
The LOSS OF NERVE FORCE-Strengthen your
and correct spine That is the secret OF long
life, health and perfect figure.
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| would not part with the Natural Body
Brace ordered from you short lime ago.
It fits well and has done wonders for me.
| walk straight as an arrow now Formerly
on muggy days | was as limp as rag; such
DAYS now inconvenience me but little. |
shall surely recommend this appliance to
others-Iulius F. Lynch, II Pemberton
Square, Boston. Mass.
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The Brace and have been bosom friends
for two weeks and you need not think of
separating us-just destroy the guarantee.
It is comfortable and pleasant to wear. 1t
is giving perfect satisfaction.-C. Kerby
Newport Beach, California
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

| began wearing the Natural Body Brace
seven months ago. | wore it to overcome
weakness of the stomach, bowels and kid
neys, also to help support heavy abdomen.
1t did for me what medicine failed to do.
| am physician and know whereof | speak.
lido not wear it now as the condition of my
bowels and stomach do not require it. It is
a pleasure to recommend it-George d.
Knapp, M. D.. Cooter, Missouri.
[ find your Brace all and more than you
claim for it. | have no backache. 1t holds
the rupture and has helped me in every way
and it IS now pleasure for me to do my
work. I shall recommend it to anyone that
| find in need of a perfect Brace.-Wm. A.
Davis, 121 W. Market St., Corning, New
York.
[ have worn one of your braces. got it
when the doctors said [ was in the last stage
of tuberculosis and could not live. That
was years ago. Igive God and the Brace
the praise for my cure.-Mrs A. L. Peters,
Hedrick, Oklahoma.
| have worn your Natural Body Brace IL
months. It's help to me has been more than
l can tell. 1t has done what physicians
failed to do. had been ailing from nervous
prostration and female complaint for five
long years; now | can say am in good
health-Mrs. John McGrew, Elanconia, Tex.
The Brace which received from you
short time ago is just fine. [ am so pleased
with it. | got it for poor circulation, nerv-
BUSINESS. indigestion, pains under the shout
der blades, chilliness, pressure on womb. etc.
If they send stamps will answer any letter
to anyone about the Brace-Mrs Roy Ever
EFT, R. A, Nashville, Mich.
| am greatly pleased with my Brace and
the individual service Instructions | got
through last month without any pains what
ever. Ny troubles were weak heart, nervous
ness, lung trouble, STOPPING shoulders, pain
full menstration, headache and Indigestion.
L will gladly loan my service where / can.
because have been made to feel very happy
Nv trouble is ended-Miss Henrietta Huff,
Highland Park Box 108, Chattanooga, Tenn
Well Known College Professor Cured
Dear Sir:-After faithfully applying Col
irene for two months | was completely cured
Can recommend it as safe cure.
REV. J. Fl. GEERLINGS,
Salina Kansas, June %, 1917.
To Whom It May Concern.
The Natural Body Brace Company of this
city is composed of leading business people
of high character, long and favorably known
in this community. Mr.. II. C. Rash, the
President, has an extensive acquaintance at
home and throughout the United States, who
will unite with US in commencing him. We
have never heard single complaint about
the company Their manner of doing bust
ness seems to be all that anyone could ask.
Their Braces and Service seem to give uni
versal satisfaction.
THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
By J. F. Merrill President.
NATIONAL BANK OF AMERICA,
By j. F. Hageman, President.
We refer by permission to The Chase Ma
onal Bank, New York City; the christian
Standard" CINCINNATI; The Farmers Ma
ional Bank, Salina, Kansos; The Bank Of
California, Portland, Oregon. We can fur
fish local references IN almost any part of
he United States.
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READ TESTIMONIALS BELOW

Bloomer, Wis, Sept II, 1919.
Prof. Raymond T. Allin:
Dear Sir:-When | came to you for treat
ments, was suffering from uric acid poison,
rheumatism, poor appetite, enlargement of
the abdomen and swelling of the legs and
general weakness, and | was barely able to
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OTHER TESTIMONIALS

I find your brace to be all you claim for
it. I got it for palpitation Of the heart,
STOPPING shoulders, backache, kidney trou-
BILE, weak lungs, stomach trouble and nerv-
ousness-George Barton, r. R. I, Box 209
Kingston, N. Y
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The Following are Names and Addresses of
Patients Who Have Used Our Celebrated
Goitrene Treatment and Been
Cured and Benefited

Patients Who Have Used Our Celebrated
Goitrene Treatment and Been
Cured and Benefited.
Mrs. Hannipal, 6433 May St., Chicago, Ill.,
Gertrude Craig, Vienna, I'll.
Louise keenan,, DeKalb III.
Mrs. Octavia Edwards, 500 E. Jackson St.
Joliet, III.
Mrs A. F. Mertz, Wheaton, Ill.
Mrs. Clarence Boyer, Dwight, ILL.,
Mrs. Hy. T. Junge, Cole Camp, Mo.
Mrs. A. Levine, E. 108 St., New York City.
H. c. Ensign, Farmingdale, L. l., N. Y.
Mrs Alex McEvoy, Prospect ST., Philmont,
N Y.
Mrs. Mary Martin Glen Ullin, N. D.
Adam Fetterer. st. Joseph, N. D.
Mrs. -Tulia Tester. 3710, 18th Ave, Minneap-
oils, Minnesota.
Esther sauter, 125 W. Ayers St., Ironwood,
Mich.
Mrs. j. w. Mcfarland, Coloma, Wis
Mrs. Albert Bigthunder, R. 1, Wittenberg,
Wis
Mrs. H. S. Bachelor Norwich, Vt
Mrs. L. E. Hopkins, 3214 z. 9th ST., Los
Angeles, California.
Mrs. NJ. B. Logan, Glen Williams, Ont,
Canada.
Mrs. r. F. stuber, 116 Belmont ST., Warren,
Ohio.
Louise ms, 70 Throop St.. New Brunswick,
n ].
H. ]. VincA1lette, 2117 No. Main ST., Rock
ford I'll.
Rev. w. NJ. Kelsey, Glenn Ellyn. H.
Mrs. c F Conerty, 208 S. Main ST., James
VILE Wis
Mrs. A. A. Ioff, Atcheson, Kansas.
Hulda Anderson Garfield Kansas
Fife Rucker Columbia, S. C.
Ethel Jefferson, Aikens, S. C.
Rev. B. F. Brinkman, Pella, Iowa.
Mrs. J. 4. Weaver, Blocton, Ala.
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| am improving every day and | begin to
feel strength and buoyancy / have not
felt fer years got your Brace recently for
poor circulation, mal-assimilation. nerve hun
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

ten years and since taking your treatments
it has not come back. | am saying this for
the benefit of my sex who are afflicted and
in a run down condition like myself or any
one suffering from any nervous trouble and
since taking your Violet Ray Treatments I
have been in no pain.
Respectfully yours,
CAPPIE r KIII0T
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ger, liver trouble, STOPPING shoulders, en-
larged abdomen, etc. Y on are welcome to
use my name.-E. B. House, Warm Springs,
Montana.
I am well satisfied customer Cts years
old) of the Natural Body Brace Company.
My backache and headache have disappeared
| thank you very kindly for your instruc-
lions. The Brace is comfortable and easy to
wear, and is giving splendid satisfaction. My
doctor has examined it and says it beats any
thing in the body line he ever saw before
and that he has seen good many.-Samuel
F. Ellenberger, Baldwin, Iowa, L. B. 33.
am we'll pleased with my Brace would
not do without it. It fits fine, does the work
and is nice in every way. [ ordered it few
weeks ago for STOPPING shoulders and weak
back.-Phares N4sbaum, Columbus Grove
Ohio.
| would not go without your Brace as my
nervous system is 100 per cent better. Have
been wearing the Brace over year and will
recommend it to every sufferer-Mrs. J. w.
McAuley, greensboro, Kentucky.
I would net take anything for my Brace
if | could not get another. | got it for
nervousness, pains in the shoulders and back
of the neck, pain in head, STOPPING, falling
womb, etc.-Mrs. G. E. Miller, Liberty Cen
ter, Iowa.
ordered Brace of you Is years ago. It
was a great blessing to me. Before wearing
it | was unable to walk from house to the
street, neithe, could | stand erect; but soon
I thought nothing of walking several miles
NV tYH11 J1rrnC fTaf1 an
weakened muscles of the stomach and bow
els I speak good word for you and your
Brace at every opportunity.-Mrs. G. A.
Young, Mills Village, N. S., Canada.
stopped and had lung trouble and backache.
Ny backache has long been cured. | have
no lung trouble and [ stand as straight as
anybody-Mrs Florence Maggie, 2311 10th
Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
I wish to express my gratitude for the
good I have obtained from the Brace which
[ secured from you about 10 months ago
It has rendered me wonderful service. |
pot it for STOPPING shoulders, curvature OF
the SPINE baekache kidney trouble indiges-
Ii n constipation and what some called
peneral break -down.-Ernest Z. Dldenour,
Box ia TrotWood, Ohio.
Yorr Natural Body Brace helped me to re
iieve the atrocious pains and overcome per-
r4anently spinal curvature in the one who
is nearest and dearest to me, SO I have a
personal interest IN the success of the appli
ances, and am constantly availing myself of
them in a wide range of cases and with
entire satisfaction to myself and PATIENTS
T. D. Bristaa, NJ D., Cleveland Ohio.
| would not part with the Natural Body
Brace ordered from you short lime ago.
It fits well and has done wonders for me-
I walk straight as an arrow now. Formerly
on nuggy days I was as limp as a rag; such
DAYS now inconvenience me but little l
shall surely recommend this appliance to
F. Lynch, II Pemberton
Square, Boston. Mass.
The Brace and have been bosom friends
for two weeks and you need not think of
separating us-just destroy the guarantee.
It is comfortable and pleasant to wear. It
is giving perfect satisfaction.-C. Kerby
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

Yorr Natural Body Brace helped me to re
iieve the atrocious pains and overcome per-
e1anently a spinal curvature in the one who
is nearest and dearest to NE, so I have
ances, and am constantly availing myself of
them in wide range of cases and with
entire satisfaction to myself and PATIENTS
T. D. Bristal NJ D., Cleveland, Ohio.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

We refer you to the following papers
The Barron County News-Shield.
The Boomer Advance.
The Chippewa Valley Publishing Co.
Tie Herald Printing CO.
The Colfax Messenger.
The Stanley Republican.
The News-Rudget, Ladysmith Journal.
The Marsnf1eld Herald.
Tie Marshfeld Demokrat-
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Will Arrive i'm
Grand Rapids, Wis.
Office at Hotel Witter
PEP! NERVE. VIGOR. GONE?

Do you dare to ask yourself why your
Health and Strength are failing? Look at
yourself III the glass, ask WHAT'S WRONG
Why you are not able to get the most out
of life IN the joy of living and earning cap
acity? Do you realize the danger you are in?
by neglecting yourself? Is it Constipation,
Indigestion, Insomnia, Rheumatism. Poor
Memory, Catarrh, Shortwind, Poor Circula-
ton, Round Shoulders. Skin Disorders?
Are you fiat chested or round shouldered?
Too thin or too stout? Do you want to in
crease your height or muscular development
or just your general aalth?
ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE TRUTH?
Why not come to me as friend and conf
dent and tell me what is preventing your
getting the most out of life? will give you
a friendly, personal, helpful talk that will
lift you out of dispair and suffering. You
can't mend the body with OILS, PLY sizes,
and PIFFLE. You must know NATURES
way. This is the only way. | will show
you.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

Bloomer, Wis, Oct. 20, 1919.
Prof. Raymond T. Allin:
Dear Sir:-When my husband and I
brought our little girl, Marie, nine years
old, to you for treatment she was suffer
ing paralysis of the right leg, and could
only move her big toe. Now after about ten
treatments, she can cross the right leg
the left, and can move some of her toes al
so climb upon the table for her treatment,
which she could never do before but had to
be helped
We are we'll satisfied with the results OBJ
tanned from such few treatments
Very respectfully,
JOE and VERONICA GEISSLER.
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, Route Z.
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do my own housework without misery or
pain Now it seems as though my house.
work is a pleasure to me and my sleep more
natural. Before | was in misery I am i'm
proving each day under your scientific treat
ments.
MOTHER MARGRETHA BOWIE.
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Bloomer, Wis, Oct. IS, 1919.
Prof. Raymond T. Allin:
Dear Sir:-I first saw your advertisement
in the Boomer Advance, and | came to you
with a bad case of liver trouble, nervous
trouble and weak back I didn't care
whether | lived or died at that time. | have
been taking your treatments for about three
weeks and | am free from all pain and mis-
cry. My back is strong, have good appe-
tite, and helped my husband pick potatoes
all day Tuesday, the 14th which I could not
do before
I am pleased and satisfied with the re-
suits in such a short time and can recon-
mend these treatments to anyone suffering
as did, for it was worse than death.
Yours truly,
MRS. VICTORIA BOUSHACK.
r. r. No. s. Colfax. Wisconsin.
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Boomer, Wis, Oct. 20, 1919.
Prof. Raymond T. Allin:
Dear Sir:-When my husband and t
brought our little son, Walter, nine years
old, to you for treatment, he was suffering
with partial paralysis in the right arm; and
after about ten treatments he could raise his
arm above his head, which he could not do
before, to save his life.
We are we'll pleased with the Improvement
in such a short space of time
Yours truly,
HENRY and ANNA STEINMETZ.
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Bloomer, Wis, Sept. II, 1919.
Prof. Raymond T. Allin:
Dear Sir:-I have been suffering from spi-
nal weakness and weak knees. A hard lump
like bone began forming on one of my ankles
and under the knees, making the cords under
the right knee to contract and cause pain.
Before taking your treatment | could walk
but little and not without pain. Now I can
walk anywhere without misery. | am hap
by now, but before taking your treatments
I was sad and down hearted.
Yours respectfully,
MARGRETHA BOWIE
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I wish to express my gratitude for the
good I have obtained from the Brace which
[ secured from you about Is months ago.
It has rendered me wonderful service. |
got it for STOPPING shoulders, curvature Of
the spine backache kidney trouble, indiges-
aicn consultation and what some called a
general break -down.-Ernest c. Didenour,
Box ia, fleetwood, Ohio.
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Respectfully yo1

CARRIE L. KUIST.
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Well Known College Professor Cured
Dear Sir:-After faithfully applying Col
irene for two months I was completely cured
Cen recommend it as a safe cure.
REV. J. FL. GEERLINGS,
Salina, Kansas, June %, 1917.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

| have worn your Natural Body Brace IL
months. It's help to me has been more than
| can tell. 1t has done what physicians
failed to do. [ had been ailing from nervous
prostration and female complaint for five
long years; now | can say am in good
health.-Mrs. John McGrew, Elancona Tex
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

The Brace which I received from you a
short time ago is just fine. [ am so pleased
with it. | got it for poor circulation, nerv-
BUSINESS. Indigestion, pains under the shout
der blades, chilliness, pressure on womb. etc.
If they send stamps will answer any letter
to anyone about the Brace.-Mrs. Roy Ever
EFT, R. A, Nashville, Mich.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

When | began to wear your Brace I was
stopped and had lung trouble and backache.
Ny backache has long been cured. | have
no lung trouble and [ stand as straight as
Florence Nagle, 2311 10th
Avenue Seattle, Wash.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-20

I have worn one of your braces I got it
when the doctors said [ was in the last stage
of tuberculosis and could not live That
was years ago. Igive God and the Brace
the praise for my cure.-Mrs. A. L. Peters,
Hedrick, Oklahoma
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
To Celebrate Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkney Arrett
esteemed residents OF this city, will
on Wednesday Of this week cele
Erate Tie tiltieLh anniversary o..
their marriage when they Will re
celve their friends between tke
hours Of two ard ave O'Clock a
Their home at 504 Highland ave
nue., Beiiy.ew. No formal iuvit2
tons have bean Issued. but an in
vitation has been cxtsaded through
the press to their friends % ca
upon tnnm on this occasion. IN tn
evening at the ATnett home fam
lily reunion will be held.
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PERSONALS

Mss IALaGT.uG EIlIilt TCt4ENet
last week from New York and Eas
Orange, N. r., whore she had spcE
several weeks with relatives.
Miss Deborah Fitzgerald is leav-
ing Wednesday for Cameron
where she Will spend week wit
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. Smith viii
20 to Morgantown this week {,
spend Christmas with the latter.
parents, Dr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Cox.
M. and Mrs. C. II. Hartley,
Quincy street, are leaving thi.
week for B2nnCck. Ohio, wher,
they win spent Christmas with I'll
latter's parents.
Mrs. Edward Thompson, of CHI
avenue, vas the guest Of relatir'
in ShiEnst0n yesterday.
Miss Leah G.lhcrs9n, Il studer
at the Cons ervatory Of Music .
Gbarlin, Ohio, is expected nome g
Thursday 10 spend tho holiday
with her parents, Mr.. and Nh,
Richard GnkeTsOn OF CASTOR uve
rue.
Mrs, H. C. TroxnlI has return
home from vIsi: 10 Parke-sburr
Miss Luc.le Hamilton is up froL
MorgantCwn where she attends tn
university to spend the holiday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, v
S. Hamilton at their home on g
ton avenue.
The Misses Martha and France
Raymond. students at Tarry.Towf
cn.the.IIuIson, arrived here o.
Saturday to spend the holiday
with their parents, Judge and Mrs
William S. Raymond, at Shad$
side.
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Returned Homo.

Mrs. c. i. Hutchinson and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Brooks
Hutchinson, have returned from
Battle Creek, Mich, where they
had spent the past several weeks
for the benefit Of the formers
health, which is much improved at
this time. Mr.. Hutchinson who is
N Baltimore hospital recovering
from an operation recently pei
formed, will arrive here the latte
part OF the week. Their sons, Paul,
who is a student at Yale uniyer-
sity, and Robert and James, who
attend Pebble Institute ut Highs
town, N. j., are here to spend the
holidays at Sonnsncrort.
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To Take EoreIan rrln.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Kirkland, OF
Wheeling, parents Of hrs. II. Fl.
Carr, OF this city, and Mr.. ana Mrs.
M. L. Benedun, OF Pittsburgh, ure
leaving In January for trip Il
Asiatic countries. The party vii.
sail from Vancouver and plan t,
visit the Philippine Islands, Homo
lulu, Japan and China.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holt are enter
tanning at a family party at their
home on Chicago street. Their
daughter, Mrs. lngle Malone, Mr..
Malone and three children have ar
rived here for tho holidays and
their daughter, Miss Hazel, who
holds a government position in
Washington, D. c., and their son,
Charley, who Is located in Charles
ton, will arrive hcre during the
week to spend Christmas.
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Annual Dinner.

The Fleming club witch is dom.
ciled nj the Fleming apartm ents o.
Fairmont avenue held It's IitLh an
uual Christmas dance and testiv.
ties yesterday afternoon at the CluE
house when most enjoyable am
sumptuous dinner vas served t
the members OF the club. The dill
ncr was arranged by Miss MaTiett4
johnson, secretary OF the club, anu
the appointments were elaborate
and unique. Place cards peculiar
ly appropriate to each tnuiyidua
present were placed at the covers
while gifts also OF a humorous ma
ture were presented from Christ
mas tree which formed the table
decorntIOns
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-GtICstS IEcIc.

Mr., and Mrs. Roy Tucker, of
Charlotte. N. c., are here to spend
the Christmas holidays with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Tucker. Robert Tucker,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, who
is also located in Charlotte, is here
for the holidays.
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Guest Here.

Miss Helen Robinson, a SUDDEN,
at Gunston Hall at Washington.
who is spending the Holidays with
her father, Clarence 2. Robinson,
in This city, has as her gucst her
school friend. Hiss Mary Peoples,
of Gainesville, Ga.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver A. Wood will
have as their guests at their home
on Walnut avenue Mr.. ana {drs.
Theodore Becker, the parents OF
Mrs. Wood, who will arrive here on
Thursday from their home at
Frankfort, Ky.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20

Quick Relief ior Rheumatics
Five cents day for short tim
is all. ii costs to rid your self o
rheumatism If you use Rheuma
Get u bottle today from the FAN.
mont Pharmacy on the money-bach
plau.-Adv.
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/ OGAL SOCIAL E. EN- Isl

home on Walnut avenue the TO-
mer's son, Ralph Koiloy. OF Ney
York, aud Mrs. Anna Ringer. o.
West Union; who will remain here
for ChrIstmas.
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Have New Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Leo Hutch
inson are the parents Of new
baby daughter, which arrived at
their home at Cincinnati, Ohio,
yesterday morning. This is their
third child, the other members or
the family being Miss Helen and
Bernard Lee. Jr. The child Is q
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
E. Hutchinson, Of Sonnencroft. Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchinson have recently
moYed into a beautiful new resi-
dence Mt Beechcroft Lane, Walnut
Hill, Cincinnati.