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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-10-07
Antiques Wanted

Old fashioned wool carpets in bright
colors; glass and china plates highboys
lowboy tin trays, etc.
MRUDE 3. HARRIS
Brandon, VI.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-10-07
Instrument Of Change of Name

STATE OF VERMONT
AupIsoN DIsRIc1
Re E, remembered. that l, Harry K. Lazaro-
WITT Of MiddlebuTy, in the County oil AGulsoll'
and State OF Vermont will be hereafter Ai'O""
and called Harry K. Lazarus L.,d
In witness whereof, / heTeunto SET my 16 63'
Nd al his 72nd day of September a. D., 1871
Harry R. LazaIowin
STATE OF VERMONT
DISTRICT OF ADDISON ,,,.-
At MiddlebuTy in said Distnct OIL AeIis s'
on the 22nd day of September, a. ~. IVA peI
sonally appeared Harry R. LazaIowlu ana o se.
knowledged the foregoing declaratioh Oh IuA rs
OF name by him signed and sealed 10 DC HIS i'SN
act and deed.
Charles l. Button,
Judge of the Addison Probate District
Executed and filed September ~ n ~ H-'
A true copy OF record
Is Charles l. Button, Juds'
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Divorce granted plaintif on ground OF
w!Iful absence. Custody OF child decreed
10 plaintiff.
Matilda Lewis vs.. Isaac Lewis. d.
wore" granted plaintiff on ground OF will
ful absence.
Vi"a Gushorn vs.. Ross II. G"shorn.
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground Of
extreme cruelty. Custody of minor
child. Grace GoSh0rn given 10 plaintiff.
Gertrude Gih!in ". Harry Gib!!n alias
Harry cook. Divorce granted plaintiff
on ground Of w:lful absence. Plaintiff
restored Ia her maiIrn name Of Ger
trUi" craig.
Theodore karakas w. Panayote J.
kar.tkaS. D!vat granted plaintiff on
ground Of fraudulent contract
Viola ~ johnson W. Joseph John
son. Divorce granted on ground OF Will
ful absence. CUs'cdy NJ minor children
granted In plaintiff. StU a month all
rl.ny a.i"v"d rlaiutiff for support Of
herself and minor children.
Ellsworth 5. BAKER vs.. Mary Baker.
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Divorce granted on ground OF wilful abb
scnce.
BESSIE Lucas VS.. Joseph Lucas. d.
vorce granted plaintiff on ground Of will
full absence.
Cassrll Latham VS.. Laura Latham
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground Of
wiIfui absence.
Andy Gracza vs. Maggie Gracza. d.
,nrc. granted Oh ground Of wllful alb
scncc custody of minor children de-
creed to plaintiff
Florence Ferguson vs.. Walter Fer
rusnn. Divorce granted phlntin on
ground OF wilful absence. Piaintln
granted custody Of minor children.
Florence Gosney vs.. chester Gosney.
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground OF
extreme cruelty. Custody OF minor child
given 90 plaintiff.
Hazel Kennedy vs.. Paul Kennedy. d.
vcrce granted plaintiff on ground OF
wiltul absence. custody Of minor child
decrecd TO plaintiff.
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ST, CLAIRSV|LLE
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
At ST. CLAIRSVALE

TIL" three hay ChautauQua FOR s.
Clairsvill" started "Wednesday after
noon Til" ChNutHuqua is being held on
the Sturell lots On Last Main street y
large number OF season tickets haNo
hcCn sold and tnr program mas been
arranged for each afternoon and even
Ing
Tho program Wednesday consisted ~
Il concert IN the afternoon and evening
~ tho Katherine Carroll Smith cow
pany which MAS. greatly enjoyed h. Ill.
IS well as the lecture at each session w
Hon. Rufus Emerson King. MI King
spoke N the afternoon on the subject.
tn" Value ~ Mo lniividual": In the
evening "Arlcrica'S Political Ideal"
Tho program ro- today il as ccllNHS:
Thursdn, Afternoon.
Lecturer Community Program.
The Chautauqua Director
Concert. o.. Focht Musical Entertainers
Miss MaurInr Woodruff In y program Of
stories Eor Young and old.
Tn" opening Of the Junior citizenship
campaign.
Playground period in charge OF Miss
Maur!nc W"udrufY
Thursday Evening.
Americas Social Idcal'...
.......... The Chnutaupua Director
Concert ... Foght Musical Entertainers
ST. Clairsv1llo Races.
II the weather permits. there is no
doubt hat what the races TO be hold on
the St tlairsNil,r fair grounds tins AT
rrnOon will hc the fastest and best ever
hold in this community. There Will be
four races and purse OF $1,000 10 he
q! strihut"h 4 number OF we'll known
horses have h""n entered for the Nnrt-
ols rnccs. which promise TO be very X
citing.
Probate Court.
Frank licruS deceased Notice TO-
turned and tilrh. endorsed with proof OF
service. Cause continued.
James W. Cowgirl. deceased. Notice
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r,,u,,cd .,d r,.d nndor..d With nroof
-, ..r,,,.,
1871, u . ,, A.
'N""'' Nal? HN''"'' "''""H''' ~
I''H',"h h''u '"' APPOINTMENT ~ a"
"'"'H,' a'"'' i'"'' - ,''" anu "r
r''N'"' NI' '''i"'' 't''''
'"F'" M" 'NH"'"' ''\'"'''S '''
'NH"'u III" ''uh' '""''"ueu'
Emma Lois Eaton. truSt"cShin. Mp
rli"ntt"n Med for appointment OF t"s;a-
n'"ntarE trustee under VIII Of Emma
Eaton d"rcaSr1. Bond $l."n". flied ana
approved.
Joseph I.'tr. deceased Inventory
FLED. approved and record ordered.
Sr,d.r Jc-,,srJ Admiration
rI..I r,r I.,..-r;u,.i,,r ~ i,'r,ri,,n..,
,,< r,x jc,,,,, med ,.,,r,,,, uIi:or's
.,,,,,r,is,l ,.nr, ~ nrI;,,, ,..r,,,,.I 10
Iny ,rnni.s;on WF,rr cr ,imc in
Will ;, Mo cxrcr,,,,. rrrd Lv sole
,,... In ,,,.r,
wr, Gn,,,ir,, y.n.,,dr,rsri;, ,rrli-
.,', 49,, .,,,,,,,.,,,, 49, ,,,,',t,,nno,
10 ,.m,r,,i.,r T.r., So. ,icL and ar-
,, and ,s.,,,.I
n,r,.., Laws L,.c,S,l ,rpJ,7rinn
nr..I for ,,,urin,mrn, uf ,l.,iiu. ,,ra,ur',
r,,,,l e. oun ,I,I ,r,i ,r,,r,,cL
N,,,,h ! w,rErI,r deceased H.
,.p,,rr ur.J ,,,,rorod ,rd rcrn-d or
,,,
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II am now past seventy-sf1 years
Of age. and never felt better in my
life. SAYS Louis c. Post, OF WASH
inSton Place, NewburEh. N. r, and I
can held up my end OF days work
with the best OF them.
Il, may sound unreasonable, but
when l commenced taking Phosphated
Iron. ! was a broken-down old man.
Ny stomach had gone back on me-:
was nervous and all worn out: and
thought my time had come.
To-day ! have as much strength
and energy as l ever had; I do not
feel day over forty years OF axe:
earn my own living. and ask no favors
OF any man. ] havo put on so much
weight that all my friends are toll
Ing me how we'll look. To tell tho
truth. do not know what would
have become OF mo II PhoSrhat"d Iron
had not given me new lease on
life. and will praise 1t TO the end
q my days
Always insist on Phosphated Iron IN
capsules. DO not take EillS o. tab
let's. Leading Druggists everywhere.
c. H. GricEt & Co.
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JUDGE COWAN ALLOWS
SIXTEEN DIVORCES

Sixteen divorces wcrr granted b"
judge Warren W. Cover. OF belmont
county common pleas count At 81. Clairs-
VILE. on Tuesday. and are IS follows.
Jacob Christman IS. Sarah +. Christ
man. Divorce granted plaintiff or
ground OF gross neglect ~ duty.
Lvda NJ. Lawn Ns Francis J. Lawn.
Divorce granted defendant on croSs-rc-
t!tion on tho ground Of wilful absence.
Samuel L'l!"r IS. Flora Illier. d.
vorcr granted plaintiff on ground Of
adultery.
Mario Matthews V. Leo Matthews.
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Got the Real Thing

For I've long wears 7 suffered with
stomach trouble and what tho doctors
called Kali stone collie. and al said moth
ing hui AN operation would DO III" any
roud friend who md taken your
medicine advised me 80 ~ -. and
found ~ 10 be m" real th'nr. feel bot
toe than hnv" N ei=h' v"'r~ aud
am pr,lsinE cod Tor Mrvr'S N"nhrrtul
RenCdy" I, IL a simple. h1rm'rS> prep
aratton that removes the "A'arrha! ruu-
Gus from the intrStira! ira, and at'ays
the inflammation which causes prac-
ideally AL stomach. liver and Intestinal
ailments. Including appendicitis. Ono
dose Will convince nr money r"tundri.
{. H. Griest & CO. and druggists every
where.
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No matter H:.ai you want II viii save
you Tine an! money 70 use I'M
LIGESCET WANT ADS.
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SHADYSIDE

Funrral services was held Yesterday
. afternoon At the McilO'' urd"-tal tn:
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RuInors OF Resumption.


FOLLOWING 'Nr flta' acrlden' WHOM
occurred north o: this city Tuesday
nr,rrnnnY. attention haS boon called :"
the w. in which weeds ~" pcrrltt"d
- grove along ~" roads al over ih'S
vicinity. In some places the weeds
cover haIr OF the bank 90 the road. and
drivers In attempting :" avoid 'cci-
lnn,s have had many clos" Shaves. when
.hey came rea- - going into bad holes.
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Nom ortal Service

The anryLi 'rcnlnr,Li services w!N be
held at the meeting ot the Womcn's Rea
hit Association o. the M1Ccah"cs. ~
their meeting in the liciU'"!u building
this evening. An interesting ard M
pressive program has been prepared for
the evening and all members haze Heen
urged 10 attend.
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A good crowd ~ members Of m" kt-
wants club and guests euinNed n" InN-
rheon OF the club IN the Frat"rral Nai
80, North Fif,h street las, might Soy
cral interesting and lnStru"t''" a''-
dresses vcr" heard. rs we'll ~ " "u'"-
Der OF interesting reports tr"m' r"'n-
r,ittees ~ the orrauiZltiCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

The members "t Martins Ferry chap
toy ~ ~" S"r>!'r Star I."S'un viii hn'I
their nr>t annual ri"n,r and outing ~
Camp Liberty. near stop - ON N" Raw.
land l!n". tomorr"w afternoon. Each
member ~ asked TO bring 1loug i knife
fork and spoon. and All VII m"ct AMI
take m. Hay..,nd rnr l";,N.nG 'h> city
CT $50 c'clcrN The ,un'hr"u VII b.
s,'p.!"d ~ the rrmmi'!", in charge
ana nnc nm" = promised al! the
members
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May shut OF water

Ornclals ~ the Department ~ PUBIC
Service. after an examination OF 'h'
accounts. ind a large number on inc
hooks VIII" arc delinquent At the present
line. and ~;h~rS who have not paid for
the use Of lawn or garden hose. The
officials arc planning "a start man
ont on newt Monday for the purpose o'
shutting on the water 81 all those "h"
faM n got IN AMI pay M Nv mat Time
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I,ndIss' Ala Meeting

The members Of Tive Ladies' AID Soci"-
y Of ~. Welsh CONGREGATIONAL chur'n
Nil hold meeting IN the social F""mS
Of The church on South Fourth S'~r"'
this afternoon At 40 o'clock. NrN'
Evan Reese and Mrs. William Ha;t'N
Will be the hos'essHS for ~" Nf'"rno"N
md Mrs +. n. Singleton vii! lead ~"
devotional exercises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Paul and sam pohhtus arrived h"m'
Yesterday after = vacation trIr 10 NJ
,antlc CIV and New YORK In their auto
Mr.. and Mr. Wilbur n IiclS"r ere
.>rectcd hone saturday "t'rr = tr'p :"
,.r'cai.n, NJ. md Grand Enr!ts. Mi"h
Or. r. II. Wilson ~ this ci'T attend"
meeting NJ the medical fraternity IT
t.Ii,ir. yesterday afternoon.
Mr. ard Mrs George r. Parr lcave to-
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End other foot troubles

To keep the fee. in proper con.
di,ion, battle them with Blue-jay
Foo, Soap. Il checks excessive per.
spiration. il stops srnarting and burn.
ing.
Then use Blue.iay Foot Rehef, .
soothing. cooling massage for ach-
ing muscles and tendons.
A final luxury 10 Blue.jay Foot
Powder. an sn,isep.ic.. deodorant
powder that keeps feet feeling hne.
Thee new Blue.jay trsatmsnts-
Each. Csc; Combination pkg. $l.oo.
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Otto Funeral To-day

VIZ. Of Charles OttA. Of North sixth
street, who lost her lie IN IN" accident
near Yorkvil~. when :hr:- aut" was
overturned viii be h"'d from 'hr am
uy home 80 North S'Nth street. thi"
afternoon at o'clock. Rnv. II. \. Pi"'-
trick. pastor ~ 81 Johns Lutheran
church ~ this city. and Rev. Gregg,
pastor ~ the Christian church 81 R"'-
'front.'. o.. With which deceased was con-
rccted. will ha"" charge Of The services.
The BODY viii hr laid At rest IN RIVER
-. - n
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! tiy r:owi Tt'"ra"H ~" "0"rint:
rrau,a.gH. attractions re-" yrS,crdav
Tho i,ii;:ro"c Sor!"'y prchr>tra vIv"
~. AFTERNOON Program and played In ~"
evening - Lincoln Mcconnell gave
his carn"I4 !,r'ur~ Say Awak" Arnrr-
Ca n n" ~Icrirg 'ha, was Interesting
- many
THIS a.'"-Noor'S program Includes an
.ntrr,9:ar-cr, ~ prMarC"- = Istrup. on
tcr;.sacr>. on the vtniin. plano and ha-p
The 0<r"-r"on program ais" Includes a
monologic by Edward T. %.lit"tt. tn"
program tonight includes 4 r"nc"rt b."
the rrMa r~o-NiStru1 cn'rr'a;n"rS and
an entertainment ~ IN" Iamaha Ska .
Famous petS.
Play BoJdsvtns
Tho F-aEle ha S~hall team OF This rt'Y
will Journey Q" Rovh~vill~ n"Nt Su1dav y
afternoon TO play the Red SnN nine -
that place. Tho 'ranS are pretty even
" matched ard N" game should prove"
10 De a good one.
Committee To Meet
Th- committee ,'reated 1t The enthIS-
haste road luncheon n the Young Mems
club Monday afternoon will meet to-
nigh: al the council CHAMBER a. eich:
o'clock. Tho committee will include re-
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MARTINS FERRY
Return WAtar Contract.

Following the rrad'uG 90 The prop, Scd
water contract between This city and
'BridEeTort. at the recent council meeting
S"Ncra! changes and aGcIl."ns we're pro-
POSED TO IN agreement drawn Up 10y
Solicitor IL t. Tratt. AMI the agree
mcnt was referred back :" ,hr solicit
tors OF The Nv" t"NrS. II i i'kcl! that
there WILL ," no Objections :" m" chang
!r"m un'".ai> ~ this city aud the con
tract VIII =" ratified - tn meeting ct
bridgeport Council Ia l." hold Saturday
evening.
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The members NJ -" IIuutr~s lass ~
:hr First baptist SUNDAY ScG"oi VIII
rnrrt ~ 'hr cT">'S 81 Mrs l"hn Inrncr,
at her HON" I2i North Eighth Strc"t TO-
morrow evening. The usual business
session NJ tn" organization will he fol-
lnwr,l by - hr'"f social program.
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VIOLA.

Miss Grace Knight OF Vincent, o.
was visiting relatives here the first
OF the week.
Messrs. John Grub Of FaIrmont
and Harry Carder Of Pennington
was calling on Samuel Harris on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Harris OF Nor
gan mine was visiting friends here
recently.
Miss Opal Harris spent Monday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Bell
Mortified.
Mrs. j. J, Harris was calling on
Miss Ruth PriclRett Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hayhurst and
Clayte Merrifleld and children OF
Norwood spent Sunday evening at
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 3. Frum and
daughter OF Montana spent Sunday
with the family Of q. e. Harris.
Our road supervisor, D. 3. Hay.
1nrst, 70 having our roads repaired
n this section,
There will be 4 bapttstng at tho
cree shete on sunda at 3. 90 which
is not IN connect ion wittSthe ali day
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sprinkle-Blow took out key
and unlocked the door of the Nui-
sance Fairies. Then he opened a
tiny crack and poked in his nose.
Jack Frost, he called, ~ want you.
No, no one else is to come out only
Jack Frost
Jack Frost, being thin, squeezed
out through the crack and the
Weather Man closed tho door and
locked 1t again.
Nancy and Nick shivered for the
minute Jack Frost appeared the air
grew icy. Jack smiled. for he had
not forgotten that time in the Land
Where Spring Was Coming, when
tho twins had gone in search Of Mr.,
Sun and chased him (Jack) away.
"Jack!" said Mr.. Sprinkle Bow,
there are a few times every year
when you are decidedly useful. In
the fall when you are needed to
make the grapes and the pumpkins
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sweet and to crack open the chest
nut burrs In the winter when the
Riddles wish to sled-ride and skate,
and In the spring when Old Man
Flood gets out before 1t is time for
him. He got out a few minutes ago
by mistake and you know what he
will do. He pulls the ice.stoppers
out OF all the little streams and
they go rushing into the big streams
and then there's a flood. I'm going
to telephone to Mr.. Sun to so away
for when he's shining Old Man
Flood can get the shoppers out as
easy as pie. Now, Jack, you jump
down to the earth and follow Old
Man Flood and whenever he pulls
out stopper you freeze It in again,
Besides. II the ice on the top Of
Ripple Creek is breaking freeze up
the cracks. When you are through
let me know"
ITO B Continued) ~
Copyright, 1921, N. e.. Az
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CONFESSIONS on A HUSBAND
The Mans Side Of Married Life.

That evening told Dot about
taking Edith TO lunch, but she did
not seem very much interested. She
asked one or two languld questions
and then dropped the subject, which
was something Of relief to me.
Dots mother and father were to
leave that evening on an 5 o'clock
train; they would have to go down
TO the station right after dinner. |
noted their bags in the hall, and
the sight gave me great deal OF
quiet satisfaction.
u suppose we had better take q
taxi" said to my wife.
mo, we wont have to-" she as.
sured me. "In fact, we aren't go.
ing to bother you at ALL"
That's good news, but who is
going to carry the grips?"
George is coming by in his car
and will take US TO the station. You
can't come along even II you want
to, because there's room for only
four" !.
George? didn't know he could
drive. Edith has always done the
driving when we've been out to.
gether."
"oh, ] guess no can drive we'll
enough TO get US down to the sta
ton"
We'll. | certainly hope he can.
say, Dot, I'd much rather you
wouldn't take any chances on his
driving. Let me call him up and
say you've changed your mind"
SILLY! Nothing's going to hap.
pen. One would think we were
going on some wild adventure to
look at the long face you're max.
ing. We're going to drive down 10
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk Lee N. Sat.
terrified:
George Alfred Fleming and wife
and Frank o. Fleming to William
G. L. Fleming, the undivided two.
thirds interest in four lots on Be.
nont avenue and seven lots on Cole
man avenue. to equnlize the share
Of the party of the second part in
the estate OF the late Fannie Elem.
ing.
Luigi oliverio to Donate zuppa
and wife, real estate on Diamond
street, Fairmont, 81.
Waltman II. Meredith, guardian
Of Pauline, William and Ruth More.
dith. to c. H. Meredith ct al, threL
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When you take pictures these III
cation days, YOU can hardly wait
until they are finished to see them
can you? Well you wont have th
walt very long II you take them II
Fortney's drug store as they guar
antee to give them back 70 you 81
Just "a hours after they afe re-
celved-deyeloped and printed Fof
your convenience you can leave
them at either Fortney Drug store
No. on Jefferson street or No. {
in the Watson hotel building. They
also carry a full line Of Eastman
kodaks and supplies.
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SEEN IN TIE SHOPS
BY DIXIE NORTH.

I saw a woman put into a Do
nestle Science fireless cook stove
yesterday morning at Hartley's q
raw ham roast and cream for freez.
ing and that afternoon saw her
take from the stove tho most saw.
DRY roasted ham and the most de-
licious Ice cream. While the cook.
ing aud freezing process was going
on she went out for her lunch and
about other duties paying them no
further attention. She also baked
a beautiful cake and brown rolls.
What boon for hot weather and
when you want to spend the day
from home.
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Mrs. Nancy Holland is recover.
ing from three weeks illness at her
home on Elkins street.
Miss Sallie Yoder Of Little Falls,
spent Wednesday with friends here.
Mrs. j. F. Biackwood OF Council
Place is recovering from several
days illness. {
Mrs. Nellie Morris and sons are
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guess. when | get down to it-hello!
That letters from Miss Sears. That
Is funny, was afraid she might
be sore"
Why"
You remember | tossed penny
about her and Miss Travis? Well,
found out later that Id made a
mistake-got the color of the cos
tunes backward"
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the PENNSYLVANIA station aud come
right back"
why doesn't Edith drive you
down? She knows how to manage
car much better than he does"
Then she and would nave TO
ride back together alone. Besides,
I'd rather trust Georges driving
than Edith's, for he isn't SO reck.
ness"
sttll, felt uneasy. would be
glad TO see Dot come home again.
am afraid that my goodby to
my pareuts;in'law was more cordial
than my welcome had been. Their
departure took big load off my
mind,
Dot and practically never quar-
relied when they weren't around, and
l looked forward to being alone
with her again. We would under.
stand each other better. and the
things that were botherlng me
especially that nonsense about
Edith-would be easier TO face.
Perhaps would find some way
" teIl lJot tue WnOle story, anu
then everything would be all right.
George came to the apartment.
He looked a little flustered. and ex.
planned that the selt-starter had
been balky, but that he had finally
managed to get the car to run. I
helped him carry the grips down.
stairs.
His very evident ignorance about
cars did not make me feel one bit
easier. At the last moment | want.
ed to go instead Of Dot. hut she in
sisted that she had 10 take her par.
ents to the train.
ITO Be Continued.)
Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper
Enterprise.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hunsaker of
Watson and Lloyd Borgess. Of this
city were called TO Rochester, Pa,
by the death Of George Lloyd, a
brother Of Mrs. Hunsaker, which
took place on Tuesday after m III.
MSS OF several weeks with brights
disease. He was cured for during
his illness by his sister Mrs. Frank
Rumble at her home in Rochester.
He is survived by one son, several
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Among the prettiest dressy white
pumps have seen this season |
found today at the F. ]. Smith shoe
store. OF washable soft white kid,
with turned sole Baby Louis hee,
and a pretty pearl buttoned one
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service which is to be held he.a
but separate program.
j. b. HeiskGll and family of Mon
tnna was brief callers at this place
Monday evening.
e. E. Costello has purchased Il
new Ford automobile.
The mines here have been work.
ing some up to this time but we
learn the prospects are not good.
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strap, they are Just the thing tot
the party or dress frotlS or st6rsttle
bridal costume and will give ex
cellent service, too. as they Wit
wash beautifully. These aimps
have just been received ana itfis
nice thing about them IL theii
price, SO.
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For Plea

A layer Of bread crumbs on the
bottom of your fruit pie will pre-
vent the Juice running ont as It
bakos. Cornstarch mixed with tho
sugar is also an aid to retention Of
juice.