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belfast EVERY.
WINTER; stomach
TROUBLE GONE
Mrs. Mershon Found Speedy Relief
After 10 Years SUFFERING, q.

Mrs. Mershon Found Speedy ReIici
After 10 Years Suffering. .
81 had suffered from stomach trou-
BILE for is years, and had spent hun
dreds of dollars doctoring. Every win,
ter was bedfast most OF the time. |
commenced taking Milks Emulsion
last fall, and before l had taken six
bottles, my stomach trouble disap-
peared and have had no return of II
since. This is the first winter in Is
years that have not been belfast
l also give Milks Emulsion 10 the
children for Group, with splendid re.
sults."-Mrs. W. G. Mershon, Brazil
Ind.
Thousands of people who have suf.
fered for years from stomach and
bowel troubles, as Mrs. Mershon did
have found the same wonderful relief
and lasting benefit from Milks Emul-
sion.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nu
tritive food and a corrective 1nedi-
cine. II restores healthy, natural bow.
ell action. doing away with all need
of pills and physics. 1t promotes ap-
petite and quickly puts the digestive
organs in snaps TO assimilate food.
AS builder OF flesh and strength.
Milks Emulsion is strongly recon-
mended TO those whom sickness has
weakened, and is a powerful aid in REL
sisting and repairing the effects of
wasting diseases. Chronic stomach
trouble and constipation are prompt.
ly relieved-usually in one day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that it is eat
en- with spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee-Take six bot
ties home with you. use it according
to directions and if not satisfied with
the results, your money will be
promptly refunded. Price Coo and s1.20
per bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co..
.Terre Haute, Ind Sold by druggists
everywhere. Guaranteed by W. r.
Crane Drug Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-30
'LAMANGE TELLS
GIRLS TO DRESS
WELL||FTHEY CAN.
Is Clad You Can't Tell
Whether They Are From
Factory or Mansion.
slam F||R MORGANTONN
SLAM F0R N0RGANTONN
Some Straightforward Re-
marks About What Re-
pentance Means.

Whistling hymns is Just the thing
IN church So you would have agreed
lad you been present last night at the
revival OF Billy LaMance at the First
Methodist church on Fairmont ave-
nue. l'If you don't know how to sing
and you don't know how to hum,
whistle the campaign song" said Mrs.
LaMance; song director. And they did.
A bit later following the singing OF
a part of the song by persons in the
balcony the four preachers on the
platform were requested by the evan
gelist TO whistle all by themselves.
ITEMS when the fun began. Rev. Eddy
smiled 50 hard his mouth wouldn't
quicker Rev. Yoak couldn't even do
n half whistle. So LaMance himself
and Rev Goodwin were the impromp-
III entertainers and they brought down
the house.
Wednesday night will be Big Sis
tor night and every woman is request
cd 20 bring a basket of dinner for her
self and guest and come to the First
Methodist church at 6:15.
Thursday evening the children will
occupy the platform and sing in the
choir and all children between and
10 may come to rehearse after school
today and tomorrow.
Friday night will be Big Brother
night and every man is invited to n
dinner in the basement of the Meth
odist church at 6:45-that is il he
can scare up 40 cents to pay for his
meal: A mighty good one has becn
planned; men.
Following the announcements a
glad hand for the organist was sug-
gested, Mrs. LaMance saying she
thought Mrs. Durham deserved it for
the nice things she played on the or
gan. She got II good and plenty. Then
came the sermon, slam banked into
the minds Of those present. A recep-
tive audience filled most or the pews.
Billy LaMance doesn't mince matters
any these days while he is endeavor-
ing with every ounce of his energy
TO impress the need for Christianity
upon Fairmont. He not only calls
shade a spade but he calls club
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DID Not BELIEVE
SHE COULD find
50 Much Relief
Trutona Proved Blessing to
Suffering Woman Who
Had Almost Abandoned
Hope.

CLARkSBURG, w Va, March %
u didn't think I'd ever find medicine
that would do me as much good as
Trutona," said Mrs. G. w. BumEard.
ner a few days ago in speaking OF the
perfect tonic, Mrs. Bumgardner is Al
years of age and well known resi-.
dent OF this neighborhood.
For five or six years a catarrhal
direction OF my bowels has caused me
to be annoyed by constipation" con.
ttTued Mrs. Bumgardner. MY liver
was out of shape too. At times I'd
have knife like pains in my back, ana
suffer spells of sick headaches. This
was accompanied with sort OF TEN.
porary blindness, and would go for
days without eating. 1t seemed there
was no food that would tempt me. Ac
tually, at times | thought was going
to starve.
II can sing the highest praise for
TrVtona, since l have used the medi-
cine. My constipation is greatly i'm.
proved and my bowels are acting more
regularly now. Better still, don't
suffer from those dreadful pains in
my back as formerly did, and eat
and sleep fine. That former tired and
WORKOUT feeling has left me. Tru.
tona is one of the best tonics I've ever
used and l want all of my friends to
know what it has done for me. hope
others will take, my advice and give
this wonderful medicine thorough
trial"
Mrs, Bumgardners words like thou.
sands Of other similar statements.
prove that Trutona is really medi.
ciEe of unusual merit. 1t is unsur.
passed as a reconstructive agency,
system purifier and body invigorant.
1t has been declared peerless as a
treatment for stomach, liver and bowel
troubles.
Trutona is now being introduced and
explained in Fairmont at Cranes drug
store; at Warrington, n. S. Matthews
and company's drug store; Cameron,
Cameron Drug company; Clarksburg,
L. Harper Rogers drug store; Fair,
view, McCoy's Pharmacy; Grafton,
Grafton Drug and Chemical Company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-30

q club--and there are a good many
clubs in his discourses
Repentance means 70 cult your sing.
mot whitewast them over! II doesn't
mean blubbering and hull bl-ning
and going right ON shining. God gets
tired Of forgiying all the time. It's
like Johnnie with the piece of cake.
Johnnie's Mother baked fine cake
and put It on the sideboard and she
went over to a neighbor's to visit. She
said to her son, Now don't you touch
that cake!" Johnnie wouldn't have
thought of 1t il she hadn't mentioned
it but after she mad gone he went,
over to the cake and he didn't cut n
piece out--he tore 1t out While he
was eating 1t his mother came home
and the first thing she So Nas: ooh,
Johnnie, did you ask the Lord 10 for
give you for what you have done!"
and Johnnie said, eating mighty fast,
mo, but ] will when l finish this
cakew That's the way some people
are.
h People today are defying God right
and left. They don't know that their
souls are being ruined. It's like this:
Pat came to the preacher to confess
his sins. Now Pat" said the preach
err Contest to ~ of them. Haven't
you ever stolen anything" well"
said Pat. Now that you mention it,
1 did take little hay here lately"
How much was 1t, PATTI" well, II
was a half stack" said Pat. You
sure that was all, Pat?" Pat debated
Eino1l,, ka raid. am toll Won nreaCh-
er, while In here I'll confess to the
whole stack and tomorrow I'll go back
and get the other half"
Half measures get you nowhere
said the evangelist last. That was
just how Pat felt about it.
1t is SO easy to get into the church
nowadays, especially if you have plen-
ty of money TO hold your place in so.
ciety which is the main thing. So ar,
gued Billy LaMance. The poor child
can't get into some churches in this
land There was much more on this
line OF thought.
Too much education spells a man
for Christianity, according to the evan
gelist. In Morgantown the people
are so smart you'd expect the dogs to
be reading the newspapers and ex-
pounding article ten TO the 1eaguop OF
nations. says LaMance. The preacher
said his hearers Directing to his use
of slang. He stopped to explain why
he used it, having lit lesympathy for
| those who couldn't understand his
viewpoint. The evange ist last night
threw hymn book on the floor with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-30
WE BELIEVE YOU WILL
PREFER SINCE SALyE
To Anv You Have Evar II..d

Why should anyone suffer long with
Ia grippe, Spanish influenza, Group,
cold on the lungs or in the head, now
that 1t is known that this suffering
can be relieved in n short time by the
use of antiseptic applications and in.
haltnG the fumes of remedy sold BY
Fairmont Pharmacy and called SIM.
co SALVE.
StM-Co SALVE when applied over
the lungs Immediately penetrates
through the skin and at the same time
gives off antiseptic germ-lilling va.
pors which are inhaled by the patient,
VINO at once experiences refreshing
relief. Fairmont Pharmacy is author.
lied to return the purchase price OF
SINCE SALVE does not do all Of the
above and more.
Just apply SlM.Co SALvE in the
SlM.Ce, way at ntght-enjoy u good
nights sleep and feel bright, refreshed
and happy in the morning. When you
use this improved preparation and en-.
pertence how wonderfully and quick.
ly you have overcome these ailments
you will understand why SIM-CO
SALVE has so quickly become most
popular remedy. Get a jar today at
Fairmont Pharmacy and be ready
when the attack comes.
SINCE SALVE is a mighty effec-
tive ointment for burns, bruises.
wounds. cuts, itching piles. eczema
and chatting, because it is so powerful
ly healing and antiseptic and it is so
pliable that it constitutes modern
rubbing liniment for all liniment
needs. Price 30c, Coo and $1.OO per
jar. If your druggist does not keep
It send to The VIM. NJ. Simpson Drug
Co.. Wholesale Druggists, Williamsburg
Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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much force. using the book 10 repre-
sent sin. He used Elrge handker-
chief TO represent wi1itewa sf- what
some people used to cover SIN. He
said some people wese so cultured
they Couldn't see sin They constant
.ly looked to the, beautiful. ignoring
everything else. AS God put within
US something which made us dodge
danger, so we should be able to see
sin and to save our souls. every man
has at sometime considered the devil
and God and unless his heart is so
hardened now by consalnt refusing
TO see wrong and evil. he is still able
to get out of II danger of sin.
You don't inherit religion but have
to dig for it. Don't boast that your
father was minister or that you have
been raised in the church and are
therefore sinless. Your family tree
does not count and nowadays I'm glad
you can't tell when you see a girl
go down the street whether she works
in a store or comes ont OF a mansion
If you can afford It girls, dress just as
you like. believe in it entirety. II
you've got tree at all, produce fruit
or you'll have It cut down. believe
the Jews have been cut down be-
cause they did not produce. You'll
wait long time before you'll see a
Jew get converted Make good with
your life for you'll never get another.
Let's get right with God tonight.
Following the sermon last night
persons were urged to come to the
front and start a new life.
John C. Finch and wife to Hender.
son Pride a MARCEL of land In rs. rrfinlh
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QUIET DELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins were
visiting MIR. and Mrs. George Curtis
at Hammond Sunday.
Miss Ansey Rudy was calling on
Miss Martha Linn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Henderson of
Plum Run and Mr. ana Mrs. Wesley
Lake were calling on Mrs. Margaret
A. Linn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Tough. OF
GLADYS Creek spent Sunday at Rem
f1udy's.
Mr. and Irs. Marion Rudy and
daughter Leota were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrick Vincent at Fairmont Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Sidney Henderson
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MIS- Lizzie Linn was taiiin 6n, Mrs
Margaret Linn SATURDAY
Mr.. and ars ABBOTT Neel. spent
Sundss at Mrs Peuinah Henderson's.
Victor Davis OF Fetterm9n was Wis.
iting his aunt Mrs. Ellen Rudy Sat
urdsy night.
Mrs. Thomas NiTon OF Bentons Fer
ry was tic guest OF her parents Mr..
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brit, Mrs. Della
Durham and daughter Miss Hazel, OF
Norwood were Sunday guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. II. Hall
Mr.. Liston Burnworth who has been
ut his fathers bedside for the past
week is home for "a few days. He
reports that his fathers condition is
not much improved.
omer Burnwor,h of !.;orwood was
visiting his parents here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hoffman and
two Children OF Vaudeville were Wis
ting relatives here Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald Of Mon
ongalia county is visiting at the home
of Jas. d. Bowman.
There was meeting OF the youn1
peoples class of the Sunday school
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saturday night AZ the home OF he
teasher Oliver CUMMINGS Al whlcii
Officers were eleete i and plans We're
made for a box supper 10 be held 6Ss!
I the class Oh Tuesday evening al tkei
schooI house.
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natslro he ciosk Ahead.

How times have changed. The old,
fashioned girl who used never 10 sit
up later than nine O'Clock has dansh,
ter now who just starts out at iliino
O'Clock for the evening,
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.HOgLsI

Bad Case Of Double Pneumonia.
Ralph Hoult son Of Harry Hoult
y suffering from a very bad case o.
double pneumonia and is in very
dangerous and critical condition.
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John C. Finch and wife to Hender.
son Pride, parcel of land. in Winfield
district. Consideration, $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

Ahe decision ~ the supreme lurt
~ inc District " Columbia that COM
sreas intended for Naval Reserve n )
Gers % Dc retired ON he seme bass a.
regulars. insofar AS injuries received
in line 81 Outs are concerned. b. an
important victory for the resorvisls.
Tho court directed Secretary Daniels
a. permit such officers t0 appear be-
CO the naval retirement board IN
order that the right % retirement
mignt be determined according % ns-
sat regulations.
The navy department In 1918 after
feiirinR "A naval reserve officers. ruled
thu' s4th officers were not entitled %
retirement and should seek compcnsa-
flon under tie war risk insurance act
The department accordingly refused %
reilrc auy more reserve officers. hold
ing that congress in eusct.nr a law
reEard'nf retirement dld not intend
Che asst ta Apply 90 reserve officers
The court Ia - decision held THAI
congress in passing remedial legisla-
zion later evidenced iis intent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
CHIPLEY MERCHANTS
MAY LOSE MONEY
Southern States Packing Company al
Louisvilla Has Failed.

CHIPLEY. Dec. News reached
here today that tie Southern States
Packing Company OF Louisville. Ky.
has been placed in bankruptcy.
II Win he remembered that this Is
the company which recently purchased
the plant Of the Chipley Packing Com
pany ia thts city. took It over and has
been doing quite a bit Of substantial
Improvement on the plant.
u e said that the local company &C
cepted the bonds OF the Southern
States Packing Company az security
for the purchase price. and now the
local people are ia the unfortpnns. =
sifi0sa 80 na~-@ss-.s SoMAAsaoA efeaa-
tors. not having retained any lien on
the local plant
This Is an exceptionally heavy blow
20 local business, as well as 70 ths
farming interests OF the section.
Those In q position 20 know are
disposed to look upon the situation
with. some degree Of hope that the
condition Of the big company is not as
serious as reported, and that matters
win be adjusted and the local plant
shortly re-opened for business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

was any failure Ia connect between
arrests and convictions. he hunted the
weak spot mercilesslg. from the judges
bench 60 the authorship Of the police
station.
When the reputable citizens awoke
70 whaf was really going on. they
formed themselves solioiy 70 support
the mayor. II. at the end of his terus
he refuses reelection. no candidate
viii be considered who will not agree
- carry on for clean town. Failure
% make good viii 10 considered for
removal from office. The womens
clubs have signiaed their intention to
co-operate actively. IL s. believed
that enc year 81 honest. unfearing adj
ministration, backed with the support
Of the best element q the city. viii
SEQ the end Of crime a. a serious prob-
lem in the community No one can
tell WHISTLER tlis belief Ii Justified or
not. bat almost any desired result may
be expected when citizens Join forces
with heir City government 10 promote
the common good.-St Petersburg
Times.
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Adventures
of
the TUinS

While Nick was trying his best q
get poor Scribble scratch awake. the
pupils II Meadow Grove School were
having 4 most lively time Of u durins
the little schO0ln 8ster's absence. Nancy
was doing all 81 could 10 make them
behave. bat Wasp Weasel lWho was
responsible for the whole thlng. nav
ms squeezed balersWeet juice In
~cribble Scratchs cream that morning
ls he passed cu hls way 90 school
Witch pat lhr lsiryman NJ sleep II
thc breakfast table, was wing lha
time u his lie.
ie STAYED at Cbirk Chlpmunk CT
Chirk shivcred az though he had chllls
and fever And when ho wasn't lock .
Ing az Chirk. De was making faces al
Flop. F.eldwoase and Mum Mole. ia
hit cutie Cottout8H ID TIE eve with 4
paper-wad and agpng the ZIP Of his
tail into Wobbis N0odchuck's lax,
splashed 70 over every body. They do
say that Wasps tsn never did get
right again, and that II has q black ilp
an a g. this very d8t That even in
the Vlnier WHOM .hls brown coat turns
Whit s. snow So as 30 foot folks and
MA him difficult % see and they call
tim Mr. Ermine his tail tip stays
black
But that day lie was perfectly
dreadful he acted so smart and tho
others 3lthoush n0t - mean them
selves. began Of SEA as he ana. You
know u only takes enc naughty boy to
upset a whole school ard hats the
way Il was that dag IN Meadow Grove
The corners were ala full aud the
Ounce cps aI used up there were
about % names in tie blackboard for
staying Ia aud doing words after
school an I'm sorry o. have 90 say Il.
but poor Nancy was driven 90 asking
Bud Weaver 10 please 50 DOT ami bite
uff a birch rod for her
.Copyright, i9g9 \. z, A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
New EIixer. Called AspironaL
Medicated With Latest Sclens
tific Remedies. Used and En-.
dorsed by European and
American Army Surgeons 70
Cut Short a Cold and Prevent
Complications.
Every Druggist in u. 5. In
Etrueted to Refund Price
While You Wait at COanter II
Relief Does Not Come With
I'm Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate Re.
lief. Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation q the year in ti~
drug trade Is Aspironal. the two.
minute Geld and cough reiiever. auth.
oritatively guaranteed by the labora-
tories. tested. approved and most en-.
Enthusiastically endorsed BY the hieh-
tst authorities. and proclakred BY ths
rcrnmon people as ten times a. quick
and effective as whtskry rock and
rye. or ary ether cold and cough resn-
Rdy they have ever tried
All drug stores are uow supplied
with the wonderful now elixir. 50 al
you have 60 DO g set rid q that cold
Is To step into the nearest drug stUra,
hand the clerk half 4 aollar Tor q Bot
re OF Aepironai and tell him 20 serve
you two teaspooarals with four tea
sDoonfuls ~ water IN q glass VITA
your watch "a your hand. take tas
drink 1T one swallow ard caIi for yosar
money back Ia two minutes If YOU
uannot feel your cold fading away ike
4 dream within the time limit Don
hs bashful. Cor al druggists invite you
and EXPECT You 70 try T. Everybody {
doing y
When your cold or cough r. re-
Hcvad. take the rematn Ter % the hotfis
home 10 your wife and babies, for
Asplr0nal Il BY fsr TIE safest aid
most effective the easiest 20 take and
the most agreeable cold and souEll
s-ans-a. fax lnfAnta aa1 ehliAxszs 80
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02

There are always plenty Of citizens
70 condemn bad government. but
many an honest attempt ~ Kood gov
eminent has failed for lpck of similar
IS pronounced interest An effort 90
reverse this situation - under Nay IN
one OF tho many cities where crime
and crookedness have hourlshed Of
late
The resignation 6 tho former mayor
brought new Incumbent into office
automatically. a. he w-Rs 4 quiet man.
with good bot umovcntful public
history. ana had bat part OF a term %
run. little was expected % him In
rome,iying the evils which had -four
ished under the former executive
The quiet man proved 70 have ideas
~ hia own lie started q clean np In
every department ~ tho city govern
meut over which ae had Jurisd e. ION
lie took the police out ~ politics and
set them 10 catching crooks r there
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-02
nIIelNEss sTAnIlITN.

WhEe there Il 40 nc present time
some prospect FOR recovery from The
siamant condition II the market. the
general tendency q 90 delay buying A
prominent writer on market condi-
tics sayss
rhe determining factor n the en-
tire situation continues g. be the
reiuctapce - couHpners 20 buy,
partly because ~ cher expectation
that pricga may 81 esea lower. and
iu part because - tine curfallment
~ rurChnsina power ~ large sec-
ers are n0f pu5chaaing 4 tlvely "a
Irt aW8t hmUau e prices ~ the pro-
ducts whleh taoy have II orer IN
Vase earners heatnte Is purchase
NeF tueN their earnings are being
e.riehed p increaElng unemploy-
49, ann lh some eases hy rcdu
The adjustment u prices 20 new
conditions 81 supply ana demand has
proved difficult Two factors on the
buy Ing ele - the equation offor much
encoufhGf ment. however IN com.
parison with those classes wnosr In.
come Increased rapidly durlng tue per.
iod OF rising prices. he decline In pr.c-
G which has already taken pace has
increased the purchasing power ~ sal
ariel employees ami persons receiving
2 liked Income from Investments
LARGE crops assure a fair volume ~
buying throughout the agricultural
paris N the country especially Tie
srain states Farmers uaques.ionlhlv
are delaying purchases until tlr 4. ircs
q what thef mu buy approaches tie
level 40 which they must sell their
crops This Il cspet tally true % ne
cotton planters As that level s. ap-
preached they VIII buy Ia lncreas ~
volume because their position Is a.
s,nlially sound