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The Delta independent., 1920-10-08
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LUMBER-Plenty of good common
lumber at Whites sawmill on Twen-
ty-Five mesa; 30 miles from Delta.
Special sized timber cut to order.
N. White & Son. 3644c
FOR SALE-Four room house with
screen porch Also furniture in same.
Enquire at 215 Columbia Street.36tfc
FOR RENT-Rooms for men. LOG
Grand. Mrs. VIM. Artibee. 37tfc
FOR SALE+My Blacksmith equip
ment in Hotchkiss, Colorado. Phone
27-C shop. or 27-M, residence. 3stfc
FOR SALE-Lots No. and 2 in
Starr Nelson's Subdivision, contain
ing 10 acres. About Z acres bearing
orchard, Jonathan and Arkansas
Black apples. Price s400 per acre.
Mrs. Maggie Staples, Gunnison. Colo
RADIO. 38-41c
FOR SALE%One span good four
year-old mules; also some horses.
Lower Cedar mesa. Coop. Phone
33X Eckert. 38-41c
WANTED D-Housekeeper for fam
lily of six. Good wages to right par
ty. Must be good with children.
Modern conveniences. Steady sit for
school year to right party. Address
Box IS" Delta Independent. State
wages wanted. 5
FOR sALE-160 acres ON Garnet mesa
known as the old Billings place. adjoining
rifice with small payment down. five years
to pay out balance. Price $50 per acre. Ill
health of non-resident mskes this hn.. offer TO 70
i0%s osspsSssn, ssSa live man. Address '.as sa,fs
FOR sALE-Nearly new Mosler
SAFE G. F. Lester. 238 Columbia. 34tfc
FOR SALE-One Columbia phono-
graph good as new, cheap. This of
flee. 35tfc
FOR SALE-The best and cheapest
home in North Delta. Colorado
Phone 66-J. 3stfc
FOR SALE-Six drawer National
Cash Register. Apply at Fair Store,
Delta. 39tfc
FOR RENT-Office room in post
office building. See DIR. w. S. Gle
land. Agent. 39tfc
WANTED -Housekeeper or board
and room for self and two children.
Enquire of B. F. Loewus, Fair Store,
Delta. 39tfc
ToIt SEiITS Sht llVC iochi anu oh'
six-room modern house: close in En-
quire at $50 Howard 39-41p
FOR SALE-Two large brood sows
with sucking pigs. Phone 151J2,
Louis Ferganchick. 39-41c
FOUND-Bunch OF keys. Recover
property by calling at this office and
paying for ad. 40-41c
WANTED-Houseke on ranch
also man to haul beets. J. J. Fedler,
Delta Colo. Route g. 40tfc
FOR SALE-Nearly new Moline
walking beet digger. Coop. Phone
5-W. 40tfc
You can buy good fruit and
truck ranch of "a acres one-half
mile from Austin for less than its
value, If you see the right fellow at
the right time. G. A. Fergus. 40-43c
WANTED-To rent onion ground
five to fifteen acres; also 40 to 1870
acres Of land. Sam Hesse. agent. Ola
the. Route 1. 4O-3p
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CLARK arrived

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clark arrived
home Monday from four month auto
trip to the Atlantic coast, and down
South. They visited Mr.. Clark's
nephew, Mr.. Robinson in Boston, a
sister in Worchester.a another sister
in New Hampshire. From there they
went to Tennessee to visit Mr.. &
Mrs. Tedder the later being sister
of Mrs. Clarks. On their way south
they visited at Washington D. C. On
the round trip they stopped to see
every place of interest. One was
Niagara Falls. another one was, at
Gettysburg and visited the big Ma
tional Cemeterys. Coming home they
visited another sister of Mrs. Clark's
at Sedan Kansas.
They report a fine trip. They went
thru fourteen states and District of
Columbia. They made drive of
6.400 miles.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08
ATTENTIoN-I WILL
CONTRACT FOR YOUR TURKEYS

will be open to Contract your
if you are Interested think 1t would
be advisable to stop in and see me.
The Farmers thought when he put in
his Crops this Year that he was 60
ing to Receive Record breaking prices
for everything that he raised. You
were also led to believe that you
would realize around 4oc per pound
for your Turkeys. This Spring IL a
Produce Buyer had called on you and
offered you $3.50 on your spuds and
$500 for your onions would you have
sold? Now ! ain offering you 25e per
pound for your Turkeys which is the
best price Delta has ever had for all
grades. But ! WOULD not agree to take
any at that price unless Contracted
far. Every thing that the Farmer has
produced this Year is going off and
is going to stop. Now the question is
do ycu want what you know is the
top price for your Turkeys or do you
want to wait until later and take
chance of getting about one half the
price am offering now?
| have tried to do the best that
could by you at all times but under
no circumstances would | Obisate
myself to take any that was not con-
tracted for at the same price. Think
it over Mr.. Farmer.
Very truly yours
LEE LEMARR.
The Delta independent., 1920-10-08

A lot of the people VINO leave their
front doors and windows carelessly
unfastened, are very particular to see
that the cellar is locked up tight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

Water glass preserves eggs for a
year or more. Water glass concs iu
quarts, half gallons and gnllUns. You
miN niiiC parts wafer Ia M part OF
the water glnR-. put Into any Kind 81
'cssci Drop your frcrh eggs into Il,
when they n low In price, a. they
atSr now. lake them out ncNt winter
when they are 100 per rcnt higher.
Ihc water glass We sell comes direct
In ~ from the factory fresh and
pur,. o.. ". FEE. 2~i2-2ii-2i6 West
Load Ave. Phone 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

GRANES-Cipriaua Romero y
Chavez died this morning at her home
~ 1913 south Third street. Waters
and Garcia are IN charge Of funeral
arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

were prepared and the prisoner
brought before the Saturday
afternoon he denied that he was
guilty but said he would enter o plea
81 guilt. Willis was arrested At Anna
riilo, Texas. on May 4. In possession
Of an automobile belonging To Fred
Huning Of Los Luuns. Tho ear was
stolen from Geld avenue ON the Owe
ming ~ May /.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIandcll the
marriage Of their daughter. Gladys.
to Mr. Abbott OF lAkeport. Calf
There viii, DC "a special cOnvOsHtion
the Numau's Btncf. Association Of
the Macclhtcs tomorrow afternoon at
2 30 o'Clork at the odd Fellow Il hall.
There viii b. "A special convention
NJ Rio Grunde chapter Ma. 4, x. A. NJ.
this evening at 1880 O'Clock for work
in the 81 NJ. degree.
The iplard Of directors of the v. W.
g a viii hold their regular monthly
meeting this evening at 80 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17
Forest Fires Again
Menacing Northwest

DULUTH. MINI. May i5.-Forest
fires are again mtnacing the country
TO the north and northwest Of Duluth.
despite rains last night M early to-
day
The fires are considered serious Ia
several places. according TO reports
received by William r Cox. state
forestry commissioner. who arrived In
Duluth today.
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Supper Table
Gossip

The rsahaindcr OF the delegation Of
electrical men. whosare on their way
10 tho annual convention OF the Ma
tionai Electric Light association.
which IL In proEress at Pasadena.
California, met ~ enthusiastic and
h~ospitable a reception on their ar
rival Sunday noon as the first con.
tingent Of tho blue special which
arrived the day before. The cleo
tricians were toured over the city by
local car owners. ana were regaied
with packages Of pinto beans and n
picture post card Of Mary Pickford
taken with an Indian maiden. The
little old town made quite a hit with
the visitors. who also expressed their
appreciation Of its hospitality.
The MOman's Missionary society OF
the Central avenue Methodist church
will give their regular monthly tea
at the home OF Mrs, H. r. Harrington
al 7O1 West Slate Tuesday afternoon
from 3 to s A splendid program
has been prepared. Refreshments
will be served. Everyone will be wei
come.
u. Chavez was nncd $40 In police
couri this morning on u charge Of
violating traffic ordinances. william
Sullivan was fined $40 on "a charge
Of NuErancy.
Junn Garcia. onc Of the water usrrs
Of the AtriscU a%ccquia, was brought
before J14fire OF the Peace John w.
Wilson fhis afternoon 10 face two
criminal charges made against him
BY RumaldO GonzeieH major domo
Of the diich. one complain: charges
Garcia With using water from the
ditch contrary to the orders OF tho
major domo. Another charges him
with allowing the water 20 flood the
rond and surrounding fields while ho
WAS la charge OF irrigating his own
land.
Erwin willis. alleged automobilc
thief. has been bound over to the
grand jury, instead Of being sentenced
hy Judge Hickey. willis had cN-
pressed "a Willingness to plead guilty
90 an Information. when the papers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

Home COoking Sale ~ broadway
{ h%ristinn Church Thursday Afternoon,
MAJ 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

An accounts due W. 1. Boggs' Star
Grocery. iO2t South broadway. are
due and payable to the undersigned
Immediately.
PAYMENTS will be received at the Of
lice Of Gross. Kelly a co, OF can ne
mailed 10 me. Box 655. Albuquerque,
New McNico.
n. n. BOULF,
Administrator
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-17

thief. has been bound over to the
grand jury, instead OF being sentenced
by Judge Hickey. willis had cN-
pressed "a Willingness TO plead guilty
TO an Information. when the papers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05

Faront leading store takes the lead in giving telling blow to
the high prices wearing apparel This newspaper holds no more
porat news apropos the reduction Of living costs than this
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05
a,,oY.cr for a Rriae.
.p.Ieaatea ia CenIeroree.

rT,,s. III. S. happ conference secre-
.aiy. Mrs. Ward Gowns, Mrs, Carl ID,
Yust land Miss Jessie alphsnyder are
shvs dflegates who will leave this eve='
ting Hfcr Pickev!lle. Kentucky, to at
(endt the annual missionary confer
snce OF the N; p. church, south. The
conference will be held from the sixth
q the tenth OF May.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05
lEaoe,,r,nLire.Watkins.

Dayinnl Elizabeth watkins, OF MO.
nrageh, and James b Facemlre, OF
day1at the Methodist parsonage at
Pennington by Rev. Tyler, close
friends Of Mr.. Facemire's. The bride
b ID daughter Of Jesse Watkins, OF
Akron, Ohio, formerly of Monongah,
and the groom is now living in De-
troit; Michigan. Miss Watkins is a
illiece sof Miss Anna Watkins, of Mo
snongah. Mr.. Facemire was formerly
.iocatSd at Monongah as B. & o. sta
lion agent and is well known there.
MI. Ind Mrs. Facemire will leave for
Detroit, the latter part Of this week.
The announcements which were sent
put read as follows: Miss Anna Wat
ANS announces the marriage Of her
niece, iDavinna Elizabeth Watkins. to
James Emory Facemire, Sunday, May
The second, nineteen!twenty, Monon-
Eaii, N. Va. At home, after June first,
S5 Ferris avenue, Detroit, Michigan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05
The May
ECONOMY
Sale Of Coats

Economies like these come but seldom. All our
fine coats and wraps are included in the sale
many of those delightfully."- modelled sports coats
Of finest quality, make and material, silk lined
throughout Their becomingness and sniartness
appeals to all women The size range is very COM
plete and the styishness, attractiveness beauty
materials and making give you in this sale some!
Of the biggest opportunities Of real economies,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05
Normal School Dinner.

A dinner Of lovely appointments
was given last evening at the Normal
school under charge of Virginia Gas.
XII head OF the domestic science de.
partment. A table which was set IL
The music room had center of crab
apple blossoms, groups of pink shade:
candles and was set very beautifully.
A four course dinner was excellentlJ
prepared and served In attractive man
ifer much complimented by those ia
vited. Covers were laid for the fol
lowing: Mr.. ]. M. Hartley, president
Of the Y. M. C. A.; Mrs. L. N. Yost,
president of the Woman's club; Miss
Margaret Mckinney, secretary OF The
Associated Charities; Mrs. Joseph
Roster, secretary Of the Fairmont
chapter Of the Red Cross society; Mrs.
10. M. Boiler, head Of the Woman's de-
spartment Of the Y. M. G. A.; Miss Jane
Montgomery, retiring president Of the
WomaI's council of the Y. M. G. a.;
Mrs. u. Walter Barnes, Mrs. e. S.
Amos, president Of the w. c. T. u;
J. 3. Watson, Jr., president Of the
Rotary club; the Rev. w. ]. Eddy,
president Of the Fairmont Ministerial
association; Trevey Nutter, secretary
Of the Business Mems association; w.
A. Hustead, principal Of the East side
public schools; Otis G. Wilson, super
lntendcnt Of the Fairmont city schools;
President Joseph Roster, Miss Dorcas
Prichard, dean of women, and Miss
Virginia Gaskill, head OF the domestic
science department.
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Fl Entertaln School Faculty.

MI. and Mrs. 2. w. Morgan will en-
!ertain this evening at their home on
Pittsburgh avenue the faculty OF the
East side high school and about 30
i.elloE classmates Of their ls son WAYNE ne
class of the East side high school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05
I viii Meet Thursday.

The Christian Woman's Board OF
Missions Of the Central Christian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at $3.50 at the church. All members
ire urged to attend,
additional Social on Page Eight)
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announcement This special purchase for sale purposes
but deliberate cutting profits help lower the high
cost Of clothing
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h Home for Acting Rector.
y st;.Rey. and Mrs. Emory TowSon, who
are at present at the Watson hotel,
wiIl occupy the Cole home on the cor
ner Of Eighth street and Benoni ave
nue. during the summer months. Rev.
Cnas. Baird Mitchell, whose place Mr..
ToWson is filling, will not resume his
dtties as rector Of Christ P. E. church
until fall. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

more. have been visiting Mrs. Joseph
4. Miller.
Miss Bessie Crisman. who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned
TO Salina. Kan. accompanied by her
aunt. Mrs. Olivia Harmcr.
Mrs. G. A Mcdaniel and her chill
drcn hive arrived from Milford. y. j..
and have joined the Rev. NJ. McDan-
icl, new PASTOR OF First Christian
Church.
B. Y. D. Lacy. St Joseph Mo-. has
been visiting his brother and sister
in Jaw. the Rev. and Mrs. J. IL. Lacy.
american Bankers Association in
Washing ton.
Misses Sallie and Pcggic Miller
have been visiting friends in Balti-
lnoro
Mrs. II. c. Sheetz has returned from
"a visit to relatives at GaithcrSbufg.
Md.
Mrs. ID. II. Rragonicr is visiting her
son-in-la law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Spangler. GAINESVILLE.
Ohio.
Miss Minnie c. Baker loft recently
10 visit her sister. Mrs. Amber. Park
ersburg, ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer V Hodges have
been visiting relatives at Atlantic
Highlands. N j
Alexander NJ. Baker, past right en-
mont grand commander and g, Yer
Winchester Commandcry. knights
rcmplar. spent par; OF the week in
Richmond attending the annual meet
ing OF the Grand Royal Arch Chapter
and the Grand Commandary, knights
TvmDlar.
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SOUTH BOSTON

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Oct. 90
Mrs. Joseph Stobbins and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Laura Stcbbins Walker, who
for some time. have returned TO
South Boston to take possession OF
their beautiful new residence. which
has been erected on tho sight Of
their old home destroyed by fire in
December 1919
Miss Alice Lea. Of DanvSnc. is
visiting in tho home of her brother,
Wcldea Lea.
Misses Florence Bum and Emma
Belle Morton spent the week END
in Richmond.
Mrs. Fred Quensen and little son.
II Philadelphia. Pa. have been Wis
iting Airs. Qwensen's parents, Col
onel ana Mrs. Henry Easley.
very beautiful linen shower
was given on Friday afternoon by
Miss Virginia Easley. whose engage
mcnt was announced some weeks
ago.
Mrs. Blomnt. or Richmond. is the
guest OF Mrs. s. G. Morton.
ter, Miss May Faulkner. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Burket, at Curlc's
Neck Farm.
c. J. JetIrics, OF Fletcher, y. c..
was i'll the city this week
coles coles sprasins' Jr.. has returned to
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Coles
Mrs. Guy Farris and Miss Flora
Wright are in Mar;insviilo attend
ING the marriage OF their cousin
Spencer.
The ladies OF the w. c. T. T..
gave social in the Baptist Church,
on Thursday evening. The pariors
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ASHLAND

AsIiLANb, oct. so,@"c ;,n5.a ''T Bay
at the Woman's club Tuesday after
noon was - mos; delightful affair
Mrs. Rosa Gray gave an authors
reading and her charming stories
delighted her audience. Mrs. Henry
X. Carter was hostess for the after
noon.
Miss C. L. Burloish. OF Newport
Pendleton. recently.
q; Miss hssggis ballard OF Bedford
MIR. and Mrs. T. +. Taylor and
small! daughter. OF Richmond. were
here this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. Il. Reddick and Mrs.
Charles Page were recent guests OF
Mrs. W. y. Hammond. ut Maple
to Eichmond after Il visi, to Miss
Elizabeth Moyherg.
Miss Little Roberts has returned
to, her home here after visit to
relatives in Maryland.
Mir. and Mrs, Murici Luck. OF Flint.
Mich, are spending sometime here
with Mr.. md Mrs. c. $ Luck.
Barden Rice, OF Columbia. $. c..
was here this week visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. W. c. Blauton.
pr. and Mrs. j. Thomson Booth and
little Miss Condo =. Booth. have re-
turned from Williamsburg. where
they visited DIR. and Mrs. IL. G.. Booth.
Mrs. r. II. Blankinship is visiting
her daughter. Miss Lee Blankinship.
AZ Catawba.
Mrs. William Z. Graves, OF Chicago,
is the guest OF her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. G.. -. Kelly.
Miss Mary Lydia Quarles is spend
ing the Weekend with Miss Dorothy
CardwcI. at Laburnim Court.
blunt Mason. Ir. Of Baltimore, was
the recent guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Blunt Mason.
Mrs. Mildred Graves. of Wcsthamp-
ton was here this week visiting her
sister. Mrs. Graham Quarlcs.
Mrs. T.. +. Clay has returned 10 hcr
home IN Kentucky. ntter visit to
her brother. DR.. u. T.. Kelly, and Mrs
Kelly.
The ladies' of ST. James Episcopal
Church will serve lunch on election
day on the town lot.
Mrs CONWAY pCvton Coo az Wash =
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. Oct. 30.--Presi-
of MasBanutten Academy. gave !,
halloween" masquerade party Satur.
day evening from s TO 1880. i'm tho
auditorium of Lantz Hall. 4 large
number OF guests were prose MT
among them were many from out
of-town.
Mrs. james C. Gravcley was hos
tess Tuesday evening for the weekly
meeting of the Bridge Club
MIR. G.. w. IioontZ has returned
from an extended visit TO Texas.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
gave a very elaborate Halloween
party Friday evening at the home ~;
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BON AIR

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BBON AIR. VA, Oct 30.-Aiiss Har-
rlet Coche visited Mrs. w. II. Cooke
for few days during the past week
Mrs. Robert Page, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Albert Kirkland
has returned to her home In Orange
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. l.igEett and
family spent the weekend in Cor
louisville.
Mrs. Austin Bun, OF Wilmington
y. G.. and Mrs. G. Y. Patton. OF Hen
derson. y. c.. are visiting Mrs. Bur.
ton Marye.
Mrs. Edward Winston. OF Hanover
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Al
bert Williams.
Miss Julia y. Powers is visiting
relatives in Cartersvilie.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Montague md
little daughters, Claudia and Frances
recently of Mrs. Polk Miller.
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WINCHESTER

sncolal 10 Thc I'imcs- plspatch

ISneoial 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTEH. VA oct; 80 ~
Major and Mrs. charles Fredcrick
Cock; WnShinEi9n have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, J. y. Shanholta. Glen
Echo, Md: have been visiting Nr. ana
Mrs. w; II Shamhoitz
Mrs. II. J.. Biakrmore left this week
for Norfolk, Va, to he with her sis
Ter. Mrs. walter shannon, who Is re-
ported 10 b. seriously Ill
Miss idriia Mccoy is spending some
'G Dr. ~ ana Mr5 3a r4d'e Met;nire
Richmond hrvn been visiting the
formers sisters Misses Mamie and
Evelyn Mcclure, At Ecrryvinc
Mr.. anu Mrs. Clarence Barrett. Bal
here.
Mrs y. J Tavonno~ has returned
from a y!s': 70 relatives I" Washing
Mr, anl Mrs George Maddox and
children and tho forme.s. bro; hcr-!n-
Law. I'rs, Assistant. posLiias,cr-
General John c Eoo.7, Rave returned
Mrs Gcorpe W EaddoS.
Niss Annie Moore !s visiting hcr
sister Mrs: samuel c Williams. og-
The Raw Charles warner. Wash
,oEton. has been visiting Tie REV. ana
Nrs. Giles H. palmer az White Post.
Yrs. Wado Nass.e has returned to
cousin. Mrs Iohr C.. Leo.
Mrs. John y 'crnwolI vito Of the
governor II Nos' Virginia. has gone
10 komney ". Va. after visiting her
nr9'ner-in- law, William y. Cornwoil,
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. o. Chr!stv. Baltr-
more, arc spending several weeks
Mrs. John c waiter ana her aaurh
Ter. Mrs. Curtis James who came for
tilc funeral Of M formers sister
1Ts- Frances Cou.tncy Baylor Bar
nun. have returned 10 Gloucester. Va
Mr. and Mrs. william, L. chun and
their son and daughter Baltimore
nave beer visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Dudley Ice Miller ana he.
slaughter. SIR" a = Mckay, Raiti-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Il. Walton on
Nuhlenberg Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ponce. OF
philadelphia. arc guests OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Pence.
Mabel Walton are motor visitors this
week in Baltimore.
Miss Eleanor Tiffany, of Middle.
onrE, Loudoun County. is tho guest
or Miss Mary Newman.
Mrs. u. ID. Newman Is the guest oi
her son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
douglas Newman. of Iiingsport
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davidson
Mrs. Mary Forsythe, of Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crickenberger and
have returned to their homes after
having been called to Woodstock by
the death of j. n Dnyis
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Ing the Weekend in the homo of
Mrs: {. c. Vaughan, Jr., has re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Athens, Tenn.
q. Z. picot and Donald Spiers, Of
como. n. -, were visitors In town
on Monday.
Mrs. Horace Knight and baby, OF
Whn,eyviiie. are visiting in the home
OF Mrs. Ellen Bean.an.
Mrs. Wallace Fox and children
Antoinette and June. were weekend
guests in the home of J. L. Gillian
ter. Ammo. have concluded a visit 70
her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. c. Andrews
OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Norlleet. OF Hin
vnna. Cuba, arrived on Wednesday,
afternoon to spend several days
with Mrs. X. J. Camp.
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FRANKLIN

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.J
FRANKLIN. VA, Oct. 3O.-Mr. and
Mrs J. y. Williams and daughters.
Mary Lee and Dorothy. Mrs. Mollie
Leo and Mrs. J. Il. Gay. wished Mrs.
Jennie Lee, OF Nansemond County.
during the Weekend
Air. and Mrs. b. NJ. Trottcr and
children, and Mrs. Lowe are spend-
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Superfiuous Hair, Roots
And All, Quickly Go!
NAbsoIuteIy New Homo NIethodl

For the Nrst tirne In hundred years
n genuinely effective method of removing
unsightly hairy growths has been d!scov-
cred. Tho new phelactino process does
not merely take of the hair-ends; Il nc.
tually removes the roots. II docs this
quickly and harmiess,y. II docs not &C,
anything like the dcrllntory. electrical or
other methods. Phelactine Is non. odor r.
stick OF IL from your druggist, follow the
simple instructions. and have tho salts.
faction of seeing the roots themselves re-
moved at last.-Ady.
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and Mrs. M. ID. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. George King. OF Fed
cricksbuig. and Chancellor King, OF
Washington. were guests OF Mrs
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were decorated with the carly fall
flowers. and delightful refreshments
were served