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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
A Simple Way to
Remove Dandru

There is one sure way that
never failed 10 remove dandru6
once. and that is TO dissolve II. 4.
you destroy II entirely. To do
just get about four ounces Of &
common liquid arvon from any
store this In all you will ned 4
ply II at night when retirinGs|
enough TO moisten the scalp an
II In gently with the finger ii
BY morning. most II not
your dandruff will be gone
three or four more application
completely dissolve and entire1
stroy every single sign and ira
II. no matter how much dandruff
may have.
You will find all itching and Il
ging OF the scalp will stop insta<
and your hair viii be fluffy. lust~
glossy. silky and soft. and loolG(
feel hundred times better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

Men and women. nervous snf ret
fui easily upset and often fafigued,
need plenty 81 organic phosphate.
aud the sooner they heed this ad-
vice the better their health viii be
In every one OF the millions 81
cells that make up your body. phnh-
phoruH 10 a most important part
Your nervous system. your brain.
your blood and even your bones
munt have sufficient supply Of
phosphorus or weariu"KN. nervous
ness and general rundown con.
dition. a. well 40 lack % normal
mental power - sure 20 result
Big men ar affair." mighty men
who control industries because OF
sheer viii power and nervous force.
know this. or, 10 they don't are
clever enough 20 have a physician
who does
physiriAns more and more are
realizing that Hitro-phosphate. as
dispensed at drug stores. 10 necer-
slty 60 over 80 per cent OF men ana
women. because present day foods
do not contain enough phosphate -
give the body and especially the
nervous system tho supply Y needs
Speaking on this very subject DR..
Frederick = kolie. editor in-chisf Of
Physieians' who's Who." and ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
OLD HAT TRIMMINGS

Ostrich feathers may be rccuricd
by drawing each fue over the back
OF a knife. Ribbon trimmings may
be frcahened by pressing and steam.
ing. with tissue paper over them
during the pressing. TO prcven, them
from becoming shiny. Instead OF
pressing they may BE- washed and
stretched TO dry on an unvarnsshed
board or an rnamcled table top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
CONVENTION
BRIDAL COUPLE'
SAIL FOR ALASKA

State Senator and Mrs. T. 4. Brad
street OF Nebraska. known as the
convention bridal couple" because
they were married NJ the democratic
convention in san Francisco. with W.
j. Bryan aa beA, man, sailed from
Seattle Thursday 10 spend part Of
their honeymoon In the North. After
a month In Alaska they will return
20 their home In Grand Island. Neb,
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sisted In entertaining by Miss
Karla and Miss Claire Stoitcnberg.
Miss Mildred and Miss Gertrude
LcwiA Dispensing Inequalities a,
tho tea urns viii be Mrs. Russell
Hubbard white. Miss Janet Powell
and Miss Marjorie Stevens.
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'Ft>Erol1AI9

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hartzell are
departing on Tuesday for New York
city. where In the future they viii
make their home.
MFR. and Mrs. w. l.. Clark. who
have spent eight months In the Enr-,
have returned and are again occupy
ing their apartments at the Hotel
Sorrento.
Miss Annie stark has returned 90
her home in Vancouver. r. G., after
visit In town. tho guest Of Mrs,
Jack Smith.
Mrs. Lester iierrick. who has for
several weeks been the guest OF her
brotherin law and sister Mr. and
Mrs. william Chester Keith has re.
turned to her home In san Fran
cisco.
Mr.. John BeardHlce Carriean In In
Chicago on six weeks business
trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley u. Parker
and little son have taken a residence
nj 3T2g East John IT.
Mrs. 4. v. u. Hooker Is visiting
relatives In spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Groth left
wednesday morning for Victoria. TO
remain until Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar ~. Bucklin and dauRh'
ter. Mrs. Edward Bentley Roy. re-
turned Monday night from two.
months visit with friends and rela.
lives In New York and the New Eng
Land states.
Miss Jane, Maekay OF Vancouver.
II. c.. will arrive in the city on Sun.
day 20 spend three weeks as the
house guest OF Mrs. Charles u. Bur
nett
Mr.. Oanre Jacobs. Jr.. returned
recently from Honolulu and al pres
ent IL soJoarrsng az Lake Crescent.
Mayor and Hrs. Hugh Mscaidweii.
accompanied by Air. Caidwcirs
mother. Mrs. Thomas Caldwell Of
Thomasviile. Georgia. and Col. J. A.
Woodruff. 4. y. A.. and Mrs. Wood
ruff. returned wednesday evening
from Mount Rainier where they
spent a few days.
Mfr. William Walker of Aberdeen,
Miss. arrived iaat week To join bis
sister. Miss Mary Dudley walker.
and visit his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mira Thomas Green. where he Will
remain for the winter.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Y. T.. Curtis.
Miss Dorothy Curtis and Mr. John
Curtis Of Chicago. who are guests
~ the Hotel Washington. viii leave
on Sunday for their home, MIR. and
Mrs. Curtis are entertaining party
OF friends over tho week end at
Mount Rainier.
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Yachting Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice NcMieksn
and a party Of friends left yesterday
aboard the yacht Lotus for a months
cruise on the waters around British
Columbia Their guests are Judge
and AIRS. Stephen j. Chadwick. Miss
Elizabeth Chadwick. Mr. and Mrs. +
A. Strout. Mrs. Frank Dayton Of
Portland and Nr. William McAilcken.
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Dinner and Theatre
Pdrty

Mrs. John w. consldine entertain.
ed informally at dinner laAi evening
at her residence. in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. l.. Curtis.
Miss Dorothy Curtiss and Mr.. John
Curtis Of Chicago. who are visitors
in the city. Covers were placed for
nine guests. the party later attend.
Ing the performance at tho Moore
theatre
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rus, ~. Members are asked 70 /
thelr lunch. Luncheon VIII be -
AZ ~ O'Clock. while "a business q
ing will be held at 100. The les
invites all circles In the city.
further information call Kens'
1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Picnic Supper
at WOOdlruu

About 20 couples mosorcd out TO
woodway, the delightful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David whltcomb. for a
picnic supper last evening. and en-
3oyed an informal dance in the even
ing.
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Mrs. Burnett TO
Entertain OF Tea

For the pleasure OF Miss Anne
Holmes. whose engagement 10 Mr.
FORREST Goodfellow has been an
rounced. Mrs. Charles IL. Burnett
will entertain with a tea at her home
on Saturday afternoon. August IL.
with calling hours from until 6
o'clock
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Jason ID. Butler entertained
informally at luncheon at home on
wednesday In compliment 10 Mrs.
Claude Pcttingfll OF La Crosse. Wis.
who Is departing next week for her
home
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Luncheon for
Mrs. HdrUey

Mrs. Charles l.. Moses was hostess
al a luncheon Of twelve covers to-day
az her home in honor Of tho birthday
OF her mother. Mrs. Alfred Harvey.
of Mondovi. Wisconsin,. who u her
house guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Dinner Dance for Guest

Mrs. r. IL. Brownell win entertain
with a dinner-danec OF twenty four
covers at the Sunset club on Mon
day evening. compllmenung her
niece. Miss Edith Bergman. OF Lex-
ington. Kentucky.
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Assistants at Mrs.
Bones Tea

At the tea which Mrs. Roger
Morse Bone has arranged for Thurs
day afternoon In compliment to
Miss Katherine Jerome .Rnd Miss
Irene Fisher. the hostess win be az.
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MISS HUTESON ANNOUNCES
BETROTHAL TO DIETRICH
SCHMITZ
BY BEuLAH MITCHELL CoUT-rS
Society Editor Of The Star


CHESTERFIELD HuTESoN announce inc
wi Of Mr. Dietrich Sohmtk
VIII
interesting beohai made
knoun the Miss
katherine Jerome the
called at the huteSon
Of four and six and met at the door by
runed oande
Louis Mrs Cowin r
basket
sided by
Dude and Fretwen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
WOMEN ARE BAKE

Women In Warsaw recruits
volunteers 20 20 into the shop
bake bread during a recent , :
strike 30 that children should q
without this essential food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
John y. Miller Corn. 10 Meet

Owing 10 the unusual amount OF
business 20 be discussed. the John r.
Miller Corps will be called 10 order
Al the Armory AZ o'clock on Ratur
day. instead Of 2 o'clock. as wins
formerly announced All members
are urged 10 be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
The Misses PoUeu
to Giro Ten

For the pleasure Of Miss Helen
Walker and her house guest. Miss
Elizabeth wyandt. Miss Janet and
Miss Achsa Lou Powell have planned
a tea to be given al their home on
Friday, August IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
CIubrF.
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
AIumnas Of Alpha Gmnma Delta

The regular meeting OF the Alum
nae OF Alpha Gamma Delta viii be
held at the residence Of Miss Geniui
Weaver. 255i Boiyston ave.
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Alpha Delta ~ 10 Meet

Alpha Delta II meets at the WON
enc University club Saturday az 1
p. m. for luncheon For reservations
call Miss Helen Warboys. 2f53 First
avenue West.
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DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY. August a.
Miss klifAee,h Hurisuts dance for
Miss Jeanne nisks at hema
SATURDAY. AUGUST -
Tea for Miss Anne Heifnes AZ HON.
Of Miss Agn.. Mcdonald, with
Miss Menoasla ana Nj. Doris
smith Noble as hesta~s~s
Dance for Miss Virginia M-rrtfi ana
her house gu~sts. Miss Jane
Peters and Mas Ruth Hull. with
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l. Garrett
as heat.
MONDAY. August s.
state Tennis Tournament 70 Assin
at Seattle Teams club. continuing
through the wees
WEDNESDAY. August IL
Mis-. Ruth Davies Wedding 20 Mr.
Roesri wsldroa cAppa. at Ashten
HUI. Tacoma
THURSDAY. August r.
Mr. Henss tea for Niz jerome
and Miss FISHER
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is
The Misses reweii To sn,-rsafn AZ
tea In henor % Mas walker ard
Misc wyandE
TUESDAY August H.
Dance at Yacht Clun far Miss
Jerome ard Miss nlsks 10 ts
sissn BY Mr. and M. Timothy
jerome and Miss Emily Jerome,
FRIDAY. ArGrsr re--
Harvest hsoa oAraivl ~ Seattle
Tennls club
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rail- Wilson entertained at a charm.
lngiy appointed luncheon yesterday
at tho sunset club. Covers were
placed for twenty young matrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Mrs. Banghart TO
Entertain

Seven tables OF bridge win b. in
play on Saturday afternoon. a, the
function of which Mrs. c. c. Bang.
hart Il to be hostess Al her home In
Fast Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

since 1880. Chile has derived . tar
u nearly $500 900 900 on the export
n It's nitratss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

Gc~man cuEin~rs have e~timatcsi
that the rivers and lakes Of southern
Bavaria could b. made 20 produce
200 600 hydroclcctric horsepower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

Washington State Association OF
Minute Women will be held In Seat
tie Tuesday. Aug. II, at 1000 a. m,
In the Y. W. &. A. assembly room.
A business session will be held In the
morning which all Minute Women
~ Seattle and the entire state are
urged to attend. rs no delegates
have been elected. The chief pur-
poses OF the meeting are formally 20
adopt the constitution. elect officers
and discuss the future policy Of the
association. The certificates Of mem.
berrhip will be on hand for distribu.
ton 10 the county councillors. from
whom members may obtain them.
In the afternoon at 2 o'clock a
short program will be given 20 which
the public Is invited. Welcome. Mrs.
Edgar Amea. Seattle. Response. Mrs.
O. G.. Ellis. Tacoma. Addresses by
Prof Blsaett OF the University Of
Washington and Mrs. Ruth Kari
Mckee. state councillor.
Delta Zcta Alumnas
inc ulumnht OF lPslta Lfth FOfDf'
ity viii meet nj the home Of the
Misses Anna and Lucy shelton. 4502
18th ave. n. f.. this evening at 1880
City Federation w. &. T.. u.
The City Federation Of the w. G
T. 4. will hold itH annual all-dny pie
mic next Tuesday AZ Woodland park
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the afternoon.
Seattle Lodge No. ], Degree oil
Honor
The Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree
Of Honor. A. o. u. w. VIII not hold
its usual business meeting on Tues
day OF the coming week. but vii
hold their next meeting on Tuesday
evening. August II. at 5 p. m. IN
Evergreen hall. Arcade bldg.
University Child Conservation
League
The University Child Conservation
League viii meet in the upper par
OF Woodland park on Thrsdny. Au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Children's Rompers

There isn't a better wearing Romper mad
thar these They are of heavy Japanes
crepe; cut good and large and well made;
button flap; embroidered Jokes. Special d
S1.75.
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Luncheon for Recent

To Introduce her sister. Mrs. Jas.
A. Haight. Jr.. who has recently
come TO Seattle 10 reside, Mrs. Wor-
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Let's eat breakfast at Boldts."--
Adv.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The HomesteadcrH' lodge viii give
a social dance AZ the J. O. q r. hall
this evening. The hail ls situated on
Virginia street. between Borcn and
Minor avenues. The public Is In
viied-
State Association ~ Minute Women
The first annual meeting OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Alumnae Of Alpha NJ Delta

A picnic luncheon and regular
meeting Of the Alumnae Of Alpha ri
Delta will be held at y. m. at
Mount Baker park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

"Oh. give me some more OF that
coffee, Jim Boldtr'-Adv.
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Grout will be hostess
To the sorosis club nj an aliday pic.
ME mt her summer home al Pleasant
Beach Leave Galbraith dock at
10 "A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Ladies' Belts
Onyx Hosiery
Sale of Long Silk Gloves

We still have some of these Long Black Silk Gloves
left, and offering them at the special prices
They of the very finest quality of pure thread silk
and well worth $3.50 and $500 per pair We have
only sizes 5lh and g. in black Half price clearance
pair $1.25 and 81 so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Delta /efa Alumnae

The aiumnae OF Delta Zeta Soror.
ity viii meet at the home Of the
Misses Anna and Lucy shelton. 45o2
18Th ave. y. r.. this evening at 1880
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Mems Felt Slippers

Special offering of Mems Felt slippers
They come in Gray and Black and have
heavy felt soles; good wearing and extrf
yaiue Sizes to g. Pair S12S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

Mr. and Mrs. John y. T.. CurtiH
Miss Dorothy Curtis and Mr John
Curtis 81 Chicago. who are guests
~ the Hotel Washington. viii leave
on Sunday for their home, MIR. and
Mrs. Curtis are entertaining a party
OF friends over tho week end al
Mount Rainier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

Mfr. william Walker Of Aberdeen,
Miss. arrived iaat week to join bis
sister. Miss Mary Dudley walker.
and visit his uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrn Thomas Green. where he Will
remain for the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06
Elastic Cirdles

Elastic Cirdles
Girdles that are especially suitable for sum
wear, They'll add much to your com
fort on your vacation. Designed for athletic
and street wear. i2-. II and 16-inch lengths.
Special Sale Price, 1915 TO $500.
Children's Shoes
Clearance OF sturdy little Shoes for chill
dren They have cloth top and patent tip
button Style black only. extra good value
at our low price. Pair. &2.25.
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city FEDERATION w. G. T. u.

The City Federation Of the w. c.
T. L. viii hold itH annual all-dny pic
mic next Tuesday az Woodland park.
An interesting program has been ar.
ranged for the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-06

Miss Jane, Maekay Of Vancouver.
n. c.. will arrive in the city on sun.
day 20 spend three weeks as the
house guest OF Mrs. Charles II. Bur.
nett
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University Child Conservation
League

The University Child Conservation
League viii meet in the upper part
Of Woodland park on Thursdny. Au
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ToARDERs AND BOOMERS

BOARDERS and Roomers wanted,
liz Raymond st. I0.20.st-sl6g.
CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK
Your future foretold, send dime.
age, birthplace. for trial reading.
Madame Zodella, Box 3S3, Toledo,
Ohio. 1O-28-3t-9237
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small footstool her back 2 t;aAl M
an adjacent fern stand.
n do WISH said y one, ney
wouldn't expect us women 70 MN,
gle with the masses next TuesQAy
.1ust to make our little mark next
some fellow We know little ahoni.
my dear" replied the most dig
nified woman present, Don't yod
read the newgpRperB!"
Eyes do-when ! have time,
You can't get thing out OF them
though which isn't doctored; Do
YOU suppose any candidate Is go
ing to show his real hand in this
There was more discussion pro
and con regarding candidates which
really | have no business repeat.
ing. Just as the political tea ad'
jOurned the smallest lady present,
an adorable blond, electrified her
hearers with the following:
well, I'm going to vote for
Koontz for one man and a straight
Republican ticket otherwise =
voting the straight because l don't
know anything agalnss The. u,..-...
and I'm voting for koont2 because
i simply can't resist him. a full
st-n pf"fuye Of him did the deed
Isn't he a darling, girls! He's
ale the nanr-"-,7 at fellow I've
seen in long time"
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pited. Il spite 81 the fact that I
had arrived first, butII missed NOT
Z word Of the thrfl Ling tales passed
frea for all while I ate.
1.-THE League OF Nations spol!s
the chances Of the Democrats tht.
year" continues this intelligent
person. mo man would vote Tor
that League. What business have
we TO 90 running all over the globe
fixing up other peoples fights!
"Then a fellow can't help CON
sidering how little the Democratic
naturalization did for this country
especially after the war. We've
had nothing but worries and hlSn
prices and troubles galore!
"a lot OF fellows will have g
hard time in this town. They tell
Iue they have 10 vote the Demo
cratic ticket or be canned. say
to 'em-don't do it! Don't let any,
one tell you how 10 vote! Lei
"A fellow handed me a paper
the other day. On 1t was: What
have the Republicans done for 10
bor," or words to that effect. TheIl
II said "See inside for the answer.
looked and a blank sheet stared
me impndently In the face. That
fellows goin' 10 have q mighty
sore face Tor some time!"
There was more TO the same ell
feet. | enjoyed II Immensely.
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A BRIDE III Snmatra must wear
large silver buttons IN her ears
for i've years, or until the first
baby Is born.
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Evening Chat.
Whnt-l Hnard.

& 9yg What Hoard
The restaurant was crowded as
Il was the height on the noon hour
and only one table for three was
unoccupled. l slipped into my seat
Just prior to the entry OF two gen.
tiemen who were soon deep in
heated conversation which was
rather one sided. They didn't ap.
pear to notice that l existed. II
was to this fact, Judged, owe
: the very elaborate entertainment
which was furnished for my bene-
fit during the entire meal. Inc
gentleman who talked without
break was quite young. The man
who merely nodded approval AZ
proper intervals was a quiet middle
] aged person. am putting uown
high spots In the conversation:
n tell you-the women are go
ing to bali things up proper In THIS
election" wus Ihe Iirst shot fired:
more than half OF them VIII
vote Just as they are advised win
but few ballots marked as they
should be. Not that the women
won't try. They need a couple OF
oyears' experience first, that's al
and they can't be expected to kno"
who the right man Is at this stage
OF the game. Now take West VIZ
ginia No sane person will vote u
straight ticket in this state. Ana
Just because it's the simplest thing
In the world to place a slnSie
Cross at the top OF bnllOt. very
nearly every woman will vote u
straight ticket rather than admit
her ignorance regarding no" 70
split IT," ~
was most Interested in my din
ner, which by the way, was dcpo5.
tied in front Of me quite some time
after both gentlemen had been sup
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned, Charles Clark.
siding at AnnAbelle, Marion coht
ty, West Virginia, VIII, on tho atlt
day OF November, 1890, ct eleven
O'Clock n m, or as soon thefeel fts
as he can be heard, at the court
application to the circuit court 1ts
said county at a regular term OF
said court to DO held on that day.
for state license to carry o res
Yolver. My occupation Is that OF
night wntchman for tho -Four StAtes
Coal Company, at 1AnnHbe Me!
CHARLES CLARK. 10,26-19t 922a
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EVERY BODY SAYS L. b. Malt
Extract Is the best. $l.50 per
can, for 81 90 with hops postpaid.
We want distributors in every
county. Write for our proposition.
L. B. Extract Co., 7g banner St,
Pittsburgh. Pa 1O-25.6t 1907.
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WRITE for catalogue Of Farms
yielding 40 bushels Of wheat, 3
tons alfalfa and good crops OF
everything raised In Temperate
zone. Renegar 6 Hunt, Batavia,
n, y. 10-25-6t-921S
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40 WHOM N MAY .ooNonRsy!

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Albert H. Seaman s
siding ut Annabelle, Marion e1tns
ty, West Virginia, Will, Oh the 8 "a,
day OF November, 1890 at eleven
O'Clock, A. M, or as soon there 1T
as he can be heard, ut the COURT
application to the dircuIt Court 81
said county ut a regular term 6I
said court to be held on that day,
for q state license to carry q Fe.
volver. My occupation 10 that Of
special officer for the F'ourt 4tatesl
Coal Company, at Annabelles Ar
BERT II. SEAMAN. 20-26-t0 tsaet.
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Several women were having tea
yesterday afternoon and AFTER .
innr time the conversation drifted
10 the coming election. The ladies
were seated In various graceful
noses. some most sedately com
portable and others very Informal
IL content, perChed on chair arms
on couch pillows and one on Q
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I.CIASSIFE.D SPECIAL ADNERI Using
sPEOTAI NOTICE.
70 WHOM II MAY ol6N6 tIFs

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONG
All persons owing any money s
tAe late W. c. Carrieo are not
and required to pay Tie sAtna
the undersigned at Hotel Carl
FRIrmont, W. Va, on or 6eforo
flrst day OF November, 1890 and
persons having claim aRRlnGt
tho estate Of the said w
rico are notified 10 y pre9ent th9
same to the undergigned st Hotal
Carrico. Fairmont, w Va, tor pas
meut on or before the Arst day
1920.
ISABELLA NJ. CARRiCoi
OF the personal
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