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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
CITY BRIEFS

!! OUR Work on curtains and blankets
Laundry. Phone lis
NEW CORPORATION-Art Of
Incorporation IF the Rocky Ford invest
ment company were yesterday filed in
the. office of County Clerk Barber.
The company is TO maintain an office
in Denver and such other counties as
IL deems desirabl Capital stock is
placed at $4,000 in shares of 500
CHIRoPRACTIc is the MASTER
KEY TO health. Porter c. Taylor.
Chlropractor. Corcress Hotel. Eighth
Street entrance.
ROSS THOUGHT pYING-Condition
OF Burford Ross, injured some days
aso when a hay derrick fell upol him.
was so much worse yesterday and last
evening that relatives had practically
given up hope of his recovery. At the
hospital late last night It was intimat-
ed that the end might come AZ any
time. though there was a possibility
tnat he might survive for a day or
two.
North NJ. n. will be found doins bust
ness at the old stand again Monday
morning. better able to care for the
clothing wants of the men of Pueblo
than ever before. Step in Monday
morning and see Mr., Page and look al
his stock. He sure has a splendid line
Of new fall and winter woolers for
suits and overcoats, and garments
made by the Dundee Woolen Mills fit
and wear and hold their shano and
the price of every garment is right.
EMBOSSED sTArIoNERs Franklin Pres.
BECLAH STAGE leaves Union De-
pot every day, a. m. Phone IA.
THE Denver Post Pueblo Agency.
f. now located at 10 y Main street.
Phone 1lsT-J.
THE working peoples barber at
i145 Evans avenue Hair rut g cents.
Open from S m. to y N.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

The body Of tho late Martin McGrsth
uiil arrive In this city today. The fun
cral viii take place Wednesday morn
INK az 10 O'Clock from the funeral
chapel ~ r g. Mccarthy d Company.
tir NoG-sth war vrii known in Pm.
bio where he had resided for years He
was a member of the X. ~ p and the
Spanish American war veterans
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
THE CURD HARDW ARE
AND IMPLEMENT COM.
PANY, FORMERLY ON 3RD
STREET. HAVE MOVED TO
316 W. 4TH STREET, THE
ECONOMY GARAGE BLDG.

FREE ROAD SERVICE CAR on
tire changes deliveries OF new tires
BESSEMER Vulcanizing shop. SIS "
Northern avenue Phone 1913 W NIL
Ter Tires and Michelin Tubes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
Marriage Licenses,
Births and beaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robsrt r Plummer sedsia. Mis-
souri, and Mrs Clara Bassett. Wslssn-
burg. Colo
Trinidad. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
THE BESSEMER BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

Is now irsuinE its 53rd sSries stock
ANY pesson desiring stoIh in this
series can secure the same by calling
on the secretary. F p, Hawke. e.
1925 r Evans Avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
SAVE TT WITH ICE.

y :. SMITH 90 tirz: class cz-Pe:
cleaning. 52l z 5th. Phone siiN.
Our WORK on curtains and hl1Tk-
s. v-ill please YOU. rry Us. Pusblo
Laundry. Phone 1ts
CARS CoLLTDE-As sha was driving
her PaiHa tourinI Crr in a Earare a.
Evans and Union a-enues yesterday
afternoon at 4:15 o'clock Mrs H. W.
Hartman. a27 South .-n!on avenue. re-
gCi=e6 slight injuries and shock when
a Ford car driven by John Puilaro. "A
ears old. ran into her automobile
both cars were lady damaged Po-
lice Investigated the accident and viii
make further report as to blame. It Is
said.
UNION DEPOT YELLOW TAXI
CAB CO. PHONE IA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
EMBOSSED s1ArIoNEss Franklin Pre-.
BEULAH DAILY STAGE

Leaves Midland Hotel. 400 p. m.
Phone 5T4
ASBuRY WHITE. Of White & Cavfe.
WHO Is east buying goods. is su-e send
ing some wonderful new goods To his
tirn in Pueblo and more are coming.
BY September ! White & Davis store
viii look brand new one and - will
he brand new, too. stock and all
NOTICE - Public Stenorrs pher and
Notary Public. liz Central Block.
Phone $3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

in the funeral chapel Of T. c. Mc-
Carthy l. CO Rev Hugh r Gary
conducted ths services. Tho body was
sent 70 Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

CROCHET CLUB-The White Rose
Crochet club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Robert Granger, sl1 West
Abriendo avenue. Wednesday August
II at . o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

CHILDRENS' school shoes, Endicctt
Gohnson's. the shoe for service e
Il Brauns. 4oa y Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

AFTER that Sunday outing YOUR
appetite viii he fine. Come to Filing
tcr's fof your Sunday evening dinner.
Service both fable D'Hote and \ La
Carte
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

GENTLEMAN eoing west car save
come fare. See me L. II. E. No
Block r.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

THE GULLIFORD ACADEMY. So
Lete Avenue. boarding and day schou
for girls, viii reopen on September .
1881 Phone Tt-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

NOTICE-All kinds OF cabinet. fix
lures, furniture. moulding. planning and
other wood work done. Prices reason
able, Gail Crescent Furniture Mfg. Co.
Office and factory sio-s20 Summit St,
Phone 529.
ARE YOU thinking OF going fishing
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE CO, +oo
Santa Fe avenue. carries a big line Of
fishing baskets. rods, reels lines. flies
and hooks o, all kinds-just what you
want Every price right, too. Phone
100.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

EYE EXAMINATIONS - Eletrsy
eye examinations are scientific. skill
tul and accurate Each lens is exactly
ground to the exact requirements Of
each eve. Office. quite 5ic Thatcher
Building. Phone 1881 w.
THE Western National Esnk viii BE
forty years old on Monday. and al
friends and patrons Of the bank and
the public generally are invited to call
and inspect this SPLENDID bank between
the hours OF 10 a m. and , p IN. and
get acquainted with its efficient force
Of employees and renew acquaintance
with tho officers and directors who are
50 successfully plotting this financial
institution in its efforts to help build
q bigger ana better Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

her is her husband " n Finch. daush-
/ ter Lillian " Moon Of salt Lake city.
Utah, sons. O w Filch. Pueblo r c.
Finch. Westminster Colo. sister. Mrs
| william II, Darling. Of Elkhsrt, Ind
Funeral announcement later by T. c.
Mccarthy & Co.
| James Thomas Flippin. aEs - years
well known farmer OF Avondaie. where
he has resided for several years. died
| early Saturday morning He ig sur
vived by his wife and . children Ruth
Margaret and Jam-s Thomas and four
st-p-sons. Walter. Milton. Norman and
Gerold Of Pueblo. father and mother
Sir and Mrs. james e. Fnppin three
brothers Walter, Charles and Claude.
two sisters Mary and Nancy an Of
Francisco. North Carolina Funeral
Monday 10 a m from ranch home Rev.
J. ~ kefrhsm ofiria'irE Burial In
EorelsTn in charge of T. c. Mccarthy
& CO.
owen P BIrEhar' aged Al years. disd
vesterdar morning Il eiI Lake avenue
after ? fsw dars illna-g He WAC weS
known IN Pueblo where he has resided
for - years. For several year. was
connected with fh- Colorado gupuiv
Co. as department manager OF late
has been travelling uaisgmsn for John
v F1rwsH Clothing Co He r. 1Ir-
yivsd hy hiv wife and three children.
hramaths. f.orine aud Alice Louise
Funeral announcement later hY r. 9
Mccarthy 3. Co
The funeral of Ethel Eod-iqusz was
held Yesterday afternoon a' O'Clock
from the funeral chapel NJ T q NJ
. earthly 4 20
The funeral ~ Robert Raymond was
| hnLn u =, Ii. . t.lnrnLr.- ~ IL ..-rlr-L.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

The funeral ~ R9her, Raymond wac
held rc'-'rr5ay morning AZ n O'Clock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

$3.50 Electric Shoe shop, 5-i ;, Union
THE DUNDEE vooLEN MILLS.
zoe North Main. opens for business
Monday morning Step in and look
q their new fan and winter wcolens
and order suit or oyercoat Ihe
Dundee Will make you BETTE F.
CLOTHES for LESS MONET than
any dealer IL Pueblo.
GOOD ISHISG-F1shins is -ePo-t..
"a to be good in the region west OF
wer-cNtfe north OF Sahda for fifteen
-llles Several unusually large nsh
rave been caught in the Nenahle Lake
and Brush creas However. IL IS said
that 1t is raining every day IN that
country.
TOT will he pleased II you Try our
--u, wash de2n. rrorr. Pueblo -aun-
cry. Phone lis.
ALLEGED G-AMBJER-Fusblo po-
Nc- -aiced a pool hall at So7 IL North
s-n avenue last night and arrested
T;occo Delnendico. proprietor and six
rls-ers Seventy dollars vaS con-
,scated in the pot on rns table and
several decks Of cards were taken.
Delmsdsco was charged with -unnine
the gambling game -rd was required
20 Furnish a bend in the sum Of 800.
1hs other prisoners furnished bond OF
a., .a~r
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
FUNERAL NOTICES

The frne-si of Al Andrew 7.lU be
held tomorrow afternoon a. 1'-Iork
from the United Dsvis-Noris7 Chapel
Burial uill be IN E1zelavn cemetery.
Tn. funeral of JOSEPH, Giorsn will he
hsi5 T1etisy morning a. $50 from the
homo li0T EEsn avenue ard AZ ?
O'Clock from - Nary7 Church Rev.
Father Cyril Zvpau viii celebrate re-
ouirern Hizh rsrz Burial f~ po'r'a79-
IN charge % " 2 NrTfnu.
The funersf - Dorothy Tcdir-ey
took place ycstsrdsT AFTERNOON ~ 10
o,locf in 'na Mccarthy Brown Fu0eraf
Chsrsl reT Fs.-s- Cvril Zgpsn ron
Quoted the ta-vies1 which -srs private
Burial ysf made i- Roe isgr
In. funeral ~ george 4 rhs-- t,or
riz-s VasfnrdsF afferroc- - E Sr'r,k
- 'hs United Darlr- Tcfsl rFsrrf
rs-t Zlr-tnrrfrar u~yLa'sf f'- and
.i-r william Preston areg-rr rarls1 b.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

For better shoe Repairing. Phon
$500. Electric Shoe shop, 5-l ; Uniol
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
HYDso-sToN5 HOMES, Phone s'a

Au-Stcc! SAFES and CabinetA Tb4
Best o'Erien Printing Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14
PERSO N AIS

Miss Etheline Turner will return
tomorrow from Long Beach, Cali
fornia. to spend three weeks with hsr
parents at e05 Court street
George kublin, chief engineer OF
the Moon Motor Car company who
has been spending four or five days of
the past week in Pueblo visiting J. j.
Armstrong and Son, Moon distribut-
ors here. left yesterday for St. Louis
Mrs Milton Pryor left last night for
Beulsh. where she will spend the next
two week> visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Joe Riley.
Milton Pryor. advertising manager
at Pryor's Furniture store, left last
night for Coneios. Colorado. where he
will fish and prospect for two weeks.
He has promised his friends several
hundred pounds of trout, and they
will no doubt come thru promptly. as
Milton is a famous fisherman--in fact
the fish just flop out of the water
and into his basket when they see
him coming.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

EXPERT BATTERY REPAIRING
lowest prices, at Motor Battery En-
change. Phone S09S
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

The funeral of Ethel Eod-iauaz was
held Yesterday afternoon - O'Clock
from the funeral chapel ~ T O N--
Cafthy 4 ~.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

NEWS TIMES AGENT. Phone
ssoJ-J. Delivered anywhere IN
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

ERROR MADE-An error in the
head on a story printed in Saturday
mornings Chieftain left the impress
sion that the county Judge of Ordway
was short in his accounts. The story
said that it was the counts Judge of
Ouray county. Beg your pardon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

READ the Palm theeter Msga zln
and program carefully. they contai
free tickets for lucky ones.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

THE Watkins Hat Co. sure did some
business yesterday, but they viii do
more this week For the first time
since the flood their store front was
Illuminated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

UNION DEPOT YELLOW TAXI
CAB CO. PHONE IA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-14

TOT will he pleased If you Try our
u-ct wash de2n. rrnrr. Pueblo -aun-
cry. Phone 1is.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06

Sam Morris, Mrs. Dudley I. Craig. Mrs Walter Shute. Mrs. c. T.. Rawlins, Mrs. L. l.. Henry and Mrs. R. D. Kennedy of Globe; Mrs. F. J. Rowan, Mrs. E. A. Spriggs, Mrs. Andrew Kimball, Mrs W. w. Pace and Mrs. w. R. Chambers of Metcalf; Mrs. David Morgan, Mrs. H. W. Lewis, Mrs. W. V. DeCamp and Mrs. Robert E. Tally of Jerome.
 The doors of the auditorium will be thrown open at S:3O o'clock and will be closed one hour later At 9:30 o'clock the grand march will Sbe started and immediately following a reception held in honor of Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell. Following the reception the doors will again be opened to the public. This arrange ment has been adopted to prevent the confusion which might otherwise oc- cur through the arrival of late corners
 The receiving line is announced as follows: Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, Chief Justice and Mrs. Hen ry D. Ross, the honorable president of the senate and lady, the honorable speaker Of the house and lady. Mayor W. H. Plunkett and wife. Dr. R. R.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06

guards will be placed to prevent loot ing. In the auditorium four uniformed tiremen will stand ready to guard against any possibility of fire from any source. This is as a matter of fact an extreme precaution, for in the wiring of the auditorium the work has been done in a manner fully complying with the regulations of the fire insur- ance underwriters.
 Representative club women and so- cial leaders throughout the state are evincing strong interest in the affair, and a statewide woman's reception committee is being formed. To date the list of committeewomen includes:
 Mrs. Burr w. Foster, Navajo; Mrs. D. J. Thomas, Mrs. W. H. Chamber lain, Mrs. J. k. Crosby, Mrs. W. B. Woods. Mrs c. L. Ayres, Mrs. Sidney Sapp, Mrs. Lloyd c. Honning and Mrs George w. Hennessey of Holbrook Mrs. c. H. Jordan of Los Angeles Cal: Mrs. G. A. Marsh, Mrs. J. B Flanagan and Miss Ruth Fuqua Ot Parker; Mrs. Andrew Smith and Mrs J. w. Light of Pearce; Mrs. Bartley Skinner, Mrs. George Freestone and Miss Gertrude Crank of Gilbert: Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06

institution several months ago. "A Farm Policy for the Salt River Val ley" will be the chief subject before the meeting, with short talks by vari- ous prominent men of the valley on kindred topics to make the occasion we'll rounded affair with its only ob- ject being to bring to the farmer the concentrated knowledge and experience of the best men of this section of the state.
 This Town Meeting will differ from former gatherings of the same kind in that it will be the first of a series of meetings to be held throughout the county under the direction of H. c. Heard, county farm agent. and the farm bureau. These meetings will bring to the farmer in every part of the Salt River valley the same proposals as those which will have been dis cussed at the great meeting in Phoe- nix, with the addition of the results ot the consideration given the various problems at this first gathering. Announcement is made that because of the importance of the meeting the program will start sharply at 7:3( o'clock, and all who are interested ar
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
AMPLE PROTECTION
 AT INAUGURAL BALL
 ASSURED BY MAYOR

Snee,al arrangements are now being ~ ~n-oe oy the Arizona inaugural com s.,-slee to provide public safety for the ...,,-lsural ball to be held at the new S1I.ne auditorium on the evening of
 rlasy' Jan. 14, in honor of Governor ~no Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell.
 Mayor ". IT. Plunkett announced lAst night that the city would provide -np.e police and fire protection. A stteial detail Of traffic. officers under me command of Traffic Chief Bush Anderson win assist car owners i'm rarking their machines in a special space opposite the auditorium and
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
ARMED WITH PEPPER GUN"

Remsenburg, l., IA woman living here is said to believe that black pep ner will prove more efficacious in fighting burglars and hold-up men than a revolver. At any rate this woman is said to keep herself con- stantly armed with such a weapon. When she goes to bed at night the black pepper gun" is under her pill low; when she rides out in her car the same weapon is always in handy reach. and when the first bad fellow holds her up, she expects to toss 1t in his eyes and ask questions later.
 People all through Long lsland' Il is learned are arming themselves With all sorts of things to be protected against the crime wave Shotguns beside pillows at night are said to be extremely numerous.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
EXPECT BIG CROWD AT TOWN MEETING
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Taking as an indication not only the success that has attended former gath
 erings of the same kind but also the important theme which is to be the topic of discussion, those in charge of the Town Meeting to be held at the high school auditorium at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening are expecting the largest crowd which has been attracted to one of these open forums since their
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06

Brownfield and wife, Dr. Brownfield serving in this capacity as chairman of the Arizona inaugural committee.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06

There are 100000 girls between the ages of 12 and IS in the Girls Reserve corps of the Y. M. c. A in the United States and Honolulu.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06

asked to be punctual in arriving at the auditorium
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
FURNITURE

54-inch, eight-foot extension mahogany table; William and Mary style. GEO R0 A S97.50 table for ...-.. Five-piece bedroom suite Louis XVI, in Wal nut; large dresser, full sized bed large chif- forobe, chair and rocker. A high grade suite in every way; $403.50, CC0O 6S Reduced to -..-!............
 Three-piece suit; dresser, full sized bed, dress ing table in walnut, $240.00. S1Q0 00 Very classy suite for ........ UAoo'o0 Walnut Vanity Dresser, Tudor style. All other pieces to match this have GEO QS been sold. Two only, $125 vanity uOo'oo Mahogany Chiffonier and dresser to match, bed and other pieces have been sold: 30x36 mirror, 45-inch base:
 S14O.O0 Dresser SSS.5O
 5000 Chiffonier ..... $62.5O
 Three-piece suite-for living room, library or den Chair, rocker, bed davenport to match. Cushions in imitation Spanish leather. Well Rads n sis5 g0Od OO rsios locking. sg S123.75 Three-piece suite-chair, rocker, bed daven- port, cushions in real leather e 1R2 TX $225.00 value .....* DIOCssO 9x12 Administer rugs. Excellent patterns Choice of four designs in. OR1 E0 $7000 to $8000 value pOAsCV
 Our entire stock of rugs from Rag Rugs to Wiltons is re-priced, anticipating all possible reduction of value
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
COMFORTERS.

Large sizes only, extra fine double carded cotton, good quality silkoline cover. QR CA0 S7.50 comforter at t..............V VC'OV Wearwell, 72x84, new carded cotton, attrac- tive covers of silkoline; $9.OO value Sc 0O aC
 Maish Laminated Cotton Down Comforter This T5o is tRs %ssSP GGmfoF5sr s3aoo r'Fnh $500 72x84 Wearwell Comforter, filling 709o wool, 3096 cotton; covering fine silkoline with con- e1 trasting tin borders of satine; S10.7O $16.O0 value, at. ............ VAO Down Comforter 72x84, down filled, cover ing of fine satine in attractive SIS 95 colors and patterns; $27.50, at.. VAOseSO 72x84 choice Down Comforters, covering of ext extra ao fine ne satine; S2O.OO
Arizona republican., 1921-01-06
BED SPREADS Sheets and Pillow Cases

$3.85 and $4.00 numbers at . pA'0C 80x9O extra heavy cotton crochet % 0S bed spreads, $500 value at ... po'0c 78x88 Wearwell bed spreads A serviceable good looking bed spread Heavy cotton cro- enefeHrey on dresaa $z free Ge from starch S345 Same, scalloped cut corner, at $3.95.
 All bed spreads, including our best i'm ported spreads, usually $7.50 to $20O0, less 250o.
 Bed sets in Satin Marseilles voiles and lace usually $500 to $500O, less 250o.
 8lX90 Pequot sheets $1.75
 81X90 Wearwell sheets $1.65
 63x90 Wearwell sheets ...-. $1.45
 42x36 Wearwell pillow cases A9c->-,
 45x36 Wearwell pillow cases: .45c
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03

turn your money II Il tioekn't
promptly relieve coughs. cold on
the lungs or in DE hesf CLOSED DIR
aftScti6hs. IL tsFsSfe. easy 10 use
and Dependable ana costs sueh, 4
trifllpg sum.
while slM-c 60 sAtvE Is copsid.
cred the b best apflIcatibf fori IL
ta6ks 81 this nature !, Il Ii pure and
hsrHless; the nams SIM 90 applied
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
Mt, City Lodge To
Honor Veterans

Veterans night will be observed
at Mt City lodge, as, Knights Of
Pythlas, Thursday evening OF this
week at the lodge rooms in the
American building. Fifty-one mem.
beers ip good standing for 25 years
Or more will be the honor knights
81 the! evening. A social hour will
follow the lodge session with a bis
feed. Veterans expected to be pres.
mt ere:
w H. Baker, p. q. O.; Sam R.
INashm, r. q. G.; Frank P. Hall,
Charles Powell. Fred T. Martin, ].
, ". irwin, Charles w. Evans, L.
B. Powell, O. L. Roggess. George d.
Amos, John s. Hamilton, Lee Swish
or, Q. E. NuEum, ]. J. Richardson,
r. N. Fox, G. L.. Mortified, j. w.
kinney, ]. D. Arnett, G. w. Rob-
inscp, F. P. Kelley, T. B. Hilder-
brand, R. L. Cunningham, Q. G. Nor
gan, Z. L! Nay, Smith Hood, J. s.
Morris, 3. NJ. Hamilton, Grant Mer.
rttield, Glenn =. Barns, D. D. Cum
bingham. J. g Floyd, ]. E. Ander-
son, c. NJ. Richie, G. E. Wilbur,
L. N. Yost, David F. Clayton, J. M.
Jacobs, Carl R. Hamilton, s. F.
Amos, o. J. Morrow, o. J. Fleming,
3. i. Martin, A. L. B. Dudley, @.
L. Martin, G. e. Gaskill, James Con-
away, Richard A. Brown, H. Curt
Hamilton, John j. Metz, W. R. Hick-
man and A M. Knight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
MANY ANXIOUS HOURS Il Of WORRY
ABOUT THAT CR0UPY CHILD
AVOIDED FOR 80, CENTS

Fsirmont Pharmacy. ssfyice Drug
Store, Grant ToYp Drug Store,
Grant Town, sen a preparation
called SINCE sALYE that will az.
ford more real relief ii one night
for Group, cold OF the lungs, etc,
than all the old fashioned internal
emetics and syrpps you have ever
tried. II Is m active antiseptIc
salve that reaches both the out,
side and the inside o. the lungs,
that Is why tits so unusually 2et-
feotive. It Is the new antiseptic
salye to kill the germ and at the
same time Is soothing, healing and
refreshing to the feyered child or
adult. The same salye that Is pen.
etrating from without by applica,
ton to the chest and throat, Is
reaching the inside BY Inhalation al
the same time and without the use
of patent inhalers or expense other
than the trifle paid for the s6lye,
only SOC, and besides Faifmont
Pharmacy, Service Drug Store,
Town. sslI i on he money: baeE
Il It fails" plan.
.siM;co sALyE does what home
ability can never Do; there ore
other remedies, but what remedy,
Tor these ailments, can compare
with SINCE sA I've, which reach:
es the inside OF the lnigs2 Fair:
mont Pharmacy, Service Drug
stofs, Grant Town Drug Store,
Grant Town, are authorized to re-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
Chief snider Wins
On Bold Bluff.

a good bluff made by Chisf sai
der Yesterday resulted IN the re-.
coYery Of two guns that were the
property Of Danghty Crawford. wh6
tried 10 shoot VIII Flowers, anothi
er negto, Il the 3. ana o. camp
near Beliyiew Inst Saturday morn.
Ing. Having been informed thSt
Crawford had Elsep the guns TO an:
other man Instead ot having thrown
them away aS Il was supposed ~
the police that he hid done, when
arrested, Chief snider went tia
house ot the Hellyiew citizen, made
q bluff That he had =, search war.
rant and got the guns, at II sCoits
and an automatic. Flowers Is IN
the county jail charged with fel6ni.
Gus shooting aud the recovery OF
the gun with which he tried to
shoot Flowers completes the chain
OF evidence against hiE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
Our Very Easy Terms Makes 1t
Possible f0F Everyone 70 Become
. Part Owner i j in OurFast Grow
Ing Business

Those desiring to- can purchase Henze d Company Of
Fartnout stock for 1879 down, 20 81 2osS In go
2oe in 40 and the final payment Of days
This gives the man who ALREADY has his .5ney tied up
and the man who wants to invest Ills month month say
mss IN sound nyestept the opportunity
tage Of this Offer before It Closes May already
own our property fronting ITO feet on Madison street 90
feet on street and 100 feet Dunbar street and
every cent received from common stock win our
modern cleaning and dyeing plant.