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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
lACKAW ANNA

Scranton, Pa. Sept. 21.--Ry A.
Po-Incomplete and unofficial returns
from yesterdays primary show Conner
Davis leading slightly for the Republi.
ran nomination for Mayor. The figures
today stood Davis. 1925 Robert
W. Allen. l0,71S; John +. Durham.
79lO. Durkan received about 5000
votes on the Democratic ticket for the
mayoralty nomination.
For City Council Stanley Davis. NJ.
Il. Sanders aud Thomas Saullc are the
high men nnl probably will be the nom :
1nees unless twenty three missing dis
tifcts change the result.
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MoNTGoME ERY

Norristown, Sept q. - Harvey
+, Fredericks, present Prothonotary. made
) a hard fight for n denomination on the
Republican ticket, but was defeated by
Isaiah Haldeman, Of Skippack, a for
Jnsr Assemblyinan. The only other
contest among the Republicans was for
the Office Of Jury Commissioner. J.
Ira Fisher, Of Willow Grove, defeated
Samuel Coates, of bridgeport, by a
marrow margin. Judge Solly was un =
opposed for Orphans Court Judge, DR..
a. II. Read for Coroner and J. Horace
xissler for Poor Director were unop-
pcssd.
The only contest on the Democratic
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CRAG0ELECTED
/ AS CONGRESSMAN
spirited Contests for Offices
Over State With Women
Playing Part
NOMINATE JUDGE SCHAFFER

Thomas s. Crngo, Republican, of
Greene County, yesterday was elected
. Representative at Large at a special
election in Pennsylvania to All the
vacancy created by the death of
Mahlon NJ Garland. Crago was op-
posed by gohn 2. Brackcn, Of Alle-
gbeny County, Democrat.
The speciNl election was coincident
with the of ec"" primary held In every
county in tl tate. Justice William
I. Schaffer, Naware County, filling a
vacancy on thA State Supreme Court
bench, was nominated by the Repub-
licans for the full term of twenty one
years without opposition.
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JEFEE son

Brookville, Pa. Sept. 21.-(By, A.
P.)-ln Punxsutnwney thirteen aspir-
ants sought the Republican nomination
for Tax Collector. John Condren was
leading his opponents at midnight.
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BhAIR

Altoona. Sept. :q.-(By A. PD-
Judge Thomas J. bNlbridge was nomi-
mated by the Republicans Of Blair Coun-
ty over District Attorney Marion u.
Patterson on the RepuNlrcan ticket yes
terday by an estimated majority of
5000. Robert 4. Henderson. Democrat
Marion D. Patterson. Labor, and Philip
Swnnger. Socialist. wtVe nominated
without nnposltion.
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FRAN KILN

Chambersburg, Pa. Sept. 2l.--Dr.
]. T.. NacLay, Franklin County chair
man, defeated George Walker and
Samuel Buhrman for the Republican
nomination for Treasurer by large
majority. The Republicans nominated
Miss Charlotte Dawson. of Wilson, Col
leGe faculty. for school director.
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CAM 8 RIA

Johnstown. Pa, Sept. 81 l.--lBy A.
P.)-Evans and Saylor probably will
be nominated Republicans. for Judges
Of Cambria County with Stevens rum
ming a close race, and the full count will
be necessary 70 determine the winner.
McCnnn and Doerr were nominated by
the Democrats.
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CLEARFIElD

Clesrfleld, Pa, Sept 21.--Indica.
tons today were that Miss Gertrude
Rumberger had received the Republican
and Democratic nominations for Coun-
" Treasurer In the primary cleo
ton. Many Democrats, election of
heials reported. used stSckers to rec
ord her as their choice.
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CHESTER

West Chester. Pa. Sept. 2l.-Fifty
precincts out OF l23 in Chester County
have reported the vote and the result
favors the nomination of the candidates
Of the Eyre faction of the Republicans,
D. ". Colder for Controller; Walter
]. Few, Clerk Of the Courts. and John
8. Garrett for Jury Commissioner.
In West Chester, Herman G.. Hutt,
formerly a member of the Legislature
from a Philadelphia ward. defeated for
mer Representative Plummcr Jefferis
for Burgess by vote Of 1850 to 9S2,
carrying every precinct.
George NJ. Kirk wins Cor the next
important place. Tax Collector. over
Allan BateiDan and Morris Sellers by
q good margin.
One woman. Mrs. Louclla Hayes,
wins for term Of two years on the
local school board. and DR.. s. Leroy
Barber and Mrs. Alice Scattergood win
for the full term Of four years.
In the Councilman fight Henry II.
GUS, John Fl. Speer. Sr., n. Il. Rambo
and ]. Paul MacElree win for the four
year term and Rudolph Weller for two
years.
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"rweny yeight missing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
eITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cham bernaids, &c.

CTIAMBERMAID. competent. French woman,
assist waiting, do mending wages $50;
country preferred. Marie, 20s6 18th av.
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ADVERTISER HAS REAL PROP
ER7'Y AND ASSETS CONSERv-
ATlVELY APPRAISED AT ONE
AND oNE-HALF MILLION.
MORTGAGED FOR $3.50 900,
NEEDS a LIVE MAN WITH
$500, 900 CASH. OR NEGO-
TABLE SECURITIES, TO JOIN
ADVERTISER IN BUSINESS
THAT CAN Re MADE TO NET
81 900. 900 PROFIT PER ANNUM:
PRINCIPALS ONLY: REFER
ENCES GIVEN AND REQUIRED.
y l66 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

APARTMENT TO sUBLET-s rooms and
baths at the pre-boom price: high class
apartment house. 40 West 19th ST.: entire
apartment furnished thirty days ago with
new drapertes, carpets and other furniture,
which be bought at a very attractive
figure: Immediate occupancy. Phone Broad
's2 for further particulars. Ask for Mr..
MAGfD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-HoTEL SAN RENO.
Overlooking beautiful Central Park, on
Central Park West. from 14:h TO 18th ~ .
newly decorated apartments Of two three or
live rooms and bath. furnished or unfur-
meals: perfect service Telephone Columbus
600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

Two completely furnished rooms. excellent
hoard. / family house, mo children real
country golfng. flshing; easy committing io
Isl Y references. GramctCt 600 eyten. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

COUPLE, colored, Southern. butler and
cook; good reference and first class couple
for nice private family. Smith. 20ljs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

COoK. american, white. chef; wife cham
bermaid waitress; love children; refer
ences. Decatur 1913.
CIAMBERWOIlK or waiting; young woman.
Mah0pay. 40 Nv SSH St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

no children: understands flowers, vege-
tables: wish furnished cottage. NJ 10
Herald, Herald ga.
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WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks, SC.
COOK. Norwegian. professional cook End
butler. luncheons. teas, dinners: work to-
rethcr separate Schuyler i15I.
COOK, competent; personal and written ref
erenccs $40 to S1a; or would take tenn
porary place for few weeks. Please call
% write sos r. s5th. care Mrs. Mahan.
COOK. Swedish. BY dav or week. with or
without Htcfon help; willing 70 leave city.
pia7a 700.
COOK first class. wishes position 10 cook
for family afternoons, 1880 g % Herald.
Herald so.
COOK BUTLER general worker. colored, FOR
small family or bachelors city or country;
best references. Bratton. lls w. 81 81.
COOK excellent. elderly. small adult family.
years last position. wages SO: no mail
205 =. 50th.
OOK-Competent German. excellent baker
American family; city, country, wages $40
no cards. 49, r., 5eth. Doran's bell.
COOK. competent. who good SOUP and
entree; city and country references. $40
West 2ist ST third floor.
COOK. houseworker. two colored girls. wish
positions. country: willing. obliging. Morn
ineside 3sls.
COOK, American family, ana rtment; refer
oucc. Telephone pGGs Riverside.
COOK. fret class: city references Please
write Box ~. i22a 80 a..
COOK. French frst class private, day,
week Gus % country. 2il9 LonGacte.
COOK, competent. private family. short dis
lance country permanent. 234 y. flst 81.
COOK. German. perfect, GOOD cooking, bak-
Ing s.2 y. 18th first floor. rear.
COOK. plain, good baker IN country; city
reference. i2o v. ed Smith
COOK. waitress. experienced: 80 together.
Please call l0-i2. 36I p. 18th ~.
COOK, assist washing references. 46i West
10th, ground floor. NO cards,
COOK by day; experienced. lunches. dinners
day cooking. Anderson, 800 u. JTth
COOK. very competent. refined young Cana
dian. country. " i2 Herald. Herald 81.
COOK. experienced, German t5si would as
aist homework. BoN 10, laih 3d Az.
COOK. eypcrieu,cd c1lorcd woman. sleep
home. Audubon 1872
COOK desires position city or country. 500
East 18th 81.
Chambermaids. Sc.
COOK. american, white. chef; wife cham
bermald. waitress; love children; refer
ehcea. btetaluL 81 ..
CIIANfBERwoTlR or waiting; young woman.
Mahopays S50 NJ SSH ST.
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Waldo. s..

LADY = maid.-supcrior Young Scotch wor-
an, first class lsdy's maid would like post
tion Win LADY going ~ Europe or would give
services Ia lady nr child In return for pas
sage. " w Herald, Herald "a.
MAID -Refined. light colored giri, desiros
position az maid or companion, for lady;
hours to 9 Sundays Apply ali week
2l3 West l4Vh, care smallwood
MAID, French, refined, hairdrcsser, sewer
traveller, seeks position with lady going 10
Europe. NJ. 81. 213 VI. s4th.
MAID, lady's. first class. seamstress and
halrdresaer. Marquette. 2l3 VI. 2sth
MAID, cnlored, any work. mornings; no sun
lays; references station 1876 West i4ist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ELATBUSH lots Tor cash. must be bargain;
please state nun particulars TO receive at
tenton. BUILDER, + 1916 Herald. Bklyn.
wANTED-Copies Real Estate Record Sec
ton years 1913, 1916, 1917. 1918, 1919.
1920. state price, al or parl. RECORDS,
1902 Herald. Bronx.
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FARMER wants position: an Al man who
thoroughly understands all general farm
ing, including fruit, vegetable garden. lawn,
driveway. flower garden, dairy, poultry; all
farm machinery and live stock II years. ex-
pcricnce as manager: would hire either COM
mercially or private estate. r. F'rcdericks.
Bedford Hills N V
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JAPANESE wishes position as chauffeur.
houseman; thoroughly experienced; honest,
willing aud c5liging. Tatsu. 146 w 18th.
JAPANESE. young man. wants position as
housemau or housework. Abe, $50 East
51th ~.
JAPANESE. general housework strictly 90.
her. willing. have thorough experience for
housekeeping. Tocisan. West asth 81.
JAPANESE. excellent cook. butler; satisfac-
tion proven IN every way. references.
Maya. a. Prospect place.
JAPANESE schoolboy desires afternoon JOB
row, Al East 10th ST.. city. .
JAPANESE walter and cook. private family;
honest experienced; Sil0 up; city. ID l09
Herald, Herald so.
JAPANESE butler, experiences. wishes po-
sition: also drive car. hiatsuura. 32S East
51th
JAPANESE dentist desires position as as
sistant, laboratory work or IN OPERATING.
Nakayams. isi High ST.. Bklyn.
JAPANESE. schc olboy. wants position. John
ny "a =. nth. --.-....
MACIIINisr, II. Wishes position, city. cour-
try; hotel. factory. lioas i53 ~ ~.
MANAGER. cor struction repairs. upkeef.
estates. chain stores, real estate euniparitrf
proved ability ~ years experience graduate
civil engirecr 1850 Herald. Washington
Heights
MAN. colored, would like q porter Job. 2co
w. 1s5th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

BOoKKEEPER'S assistant and typist. grad
uate of business school; capable and am
bilious. Carrie Koltash. 81 East 5sth 81.
pima ooo1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

ST. GEORGES tSN.
wABLfNGFORD. conn.
Attractive rooms slnrly or suites, or
rooms, with bath. country inn, large porchcs,
beautiful lawns. main line n. ~, n. II. H.
Special spring rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

GARDENER, florist, single, thoroughly eX-
perieIced flowers, fruit vegetables, land
scapo work, wishes position as head gar
Herald Herald squa-a.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MRS. MARY BOvlLLE and Mrs. Cross, the
Mother Caroline Cross Who died on Monday
morning. thanks TO Mrs. Corbne of SO
Broadway for her kind attention in her
sickness and death. Also Mrs. Goldstone for
flowers. Mrs BOVILLE 12I w. 141st 81.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
Long Island.


WITH private family. board or rooms, house
Keeping privileges wanted, by two refined
Christian young ladies'; home atmosphere
appreciated; references. NJ i Herald. Her.
AID so.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


DESK room, part of suite: neishborhood AZ,
st.; prefer real estate office. wARING
East 42d st.
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CUATIONs WANTED-FEMALE


NURSE girl, is years. desires position care
OF child. Telephone mornings. after 10.
Schuyler giro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
PUBLIC NOTICES.


NOT responsible for any debts incurred by
or any credit given 10 ono Katherine
knockenhauer. Signed WILLIAM II.
FNOCKENffAtER.
THIS * to certify that S. T. Livingston,
500 broadway. no longer viii assume any
responsibilities Of debts incurred by Lou v.
Livingston Of 1853 W. 1880 ST.. y. y. q.
:. y. LIVINGSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


BooKKEEPER'S assistant and typist. grad
uate of business school; capable and am
bilious. Carrie Koltash. 81 East osth st.
Plaza 299f.
GOVERNEss seeks positions; country pre-
ferred; best city references 40 Herald,
Herald square.
GOvERNEss. nursery French); does not
speak English: take care children. Berlet.
145 w. e6th. Phone Col. 1854.
MASSEUsE, Swedish graduate. wishes po-
sition. Johnson. $50 Washington st.. no
boken, y. j. |
sTENoGRAPHER. beginner, business school
graduate. desires position. Florence Sholl.
81 East 1sth st. Plaza 299S.
sTENOGRAPHER, afternoons. or home
work. Address Steno, care Morris. Ill
STENoGRAPHER, experienced desires
steady position. M. Fischer. 1I9 starr st..
Brooklyn.
TEACHER, French. visiting. highly recon-
mended. wishes engagements. % %. Both.
TYPIST desires work IN spare time; reasona-
Bile. Room $50. 20 W. 4Sd.
WOMAN. young. experienced, light colored.
wishes position as switchboard or elevator
operator. Write V. Evans, "a w. 14oth st.,
Apt 6l.
IIousekeepers.
HoUsEKEEPER = Refined midGle aged
widow (40) for private home. general
work.. city references: five years last posi-
tion; no cards. Mrs. Berrinser. WestSood.
N. j.
HOUEEKEEPER, German, refined. expert
enced, excellent cook and manager, wishes
position country. Write and give appoint
ment. box "a. 1929 Sd av.
HOUsEKEEPER. = Refined. middle aged
widow wishes position housekeeper for gem
tlemans home; good cook; references; coun-
try preferred II Ill Herald. Herald SO.
HOUSEKEEPER, working. refined widow,
with child IL years old with small family:
excellent cook; no washing. Mrs. Smith, tele-
phone Evergreen 1884.
HOUSEKEEPER, capable, small apartment.
FOR one adult. f.. So Columbus av.
HOUSEKEEPER, working. wants position
Write McCiraw, 40 f. S1st.
HOUSEk EEPER or cook, refined widow. a.
D., IL West 100th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

| GARDENER. position wanted by single mani
| lire experience In greenhouse work, all OUT
i door gardening: years reference from last
| place Gardener, 81 W. 9th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

GARDENER-All year ON sentsu.Ans coun-
try place; handy with carpenters tools
and painting; 13 years with present emf
ploycr. II. -, 1i5 w. S0th ST., city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

GARDENER, married, aged az. two childron,
wishes change OF position. agricultural ana
horticultural experience. Al references. X.
clair. n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

taker of private estate. am able 10 take
flll charge; married.; 40 children. Aidross
bo. 50 Mendhafn. n. j.
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| GARDENER, head married. no family. thor
oughly experienced In all branches of gar
denins: also livestock and poultry. Address
A l034 Herald. Fulton st.
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JAPANESE, first class cook, butler. sober.
honest, reliable. wishes position take care
Of bachelors place or small family: best
r. ferences. Togo. $40 East hIth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

open for position April Is; an
expert on construction and main
tenance OF hardy and rose gar
dens, lawns and orchards: thor
oughly experienced live stock
breeder, capable OF managing
large estate or golf course: salary
5000 and house. \ Toi Herald.
Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

WAITRESS, Scotch. thoroughly competent.
obliging. city or country; references: wages
sos G so Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

JAPANESE, experienced. young. wants posi-
tion useful butler entire charge OF
bachelor: best personal reference, Togo.
stp3 Morningside.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

TIL ST., q W.-LarFe room, bath second
floor. breakfast OPTIONAL: raferences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

GARDENER, married. one child life experi-
ence vegetables, flowers, poultry, milk:
wife butter maker: references. Gardener,
Tr,ytp nm Hudson
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AMPLE CAPITAL
FOR EXPANSION

CAN BE HAD THROUGH LARGE
FINANCIAL SELLING ORGANfZA-
T1ON FOR WELL ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS OR MANUFACTURING
CONCERN. c Cos HERALD, $50 BWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-03-22

NURSE thoroughly experienced, FOR one in
sant entire charge. y iiol Herald, Bronx.
NURSE, infants. traincd English. chris
tan. Rhneander 1895.
NURSE, German, competent, for children
middle aged. Q. X, 2l7 &C. sgd
NURSE for infant thoroughly Competent:
GOOD rsfsrsncesv star. Ri7 q. e7a,
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Borough Of BrookIy,

FIAnauSH.-M 70 October rooms: 20
minutes from lower New York; references
required. Telephone Fla tbush sss.
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CARETAKER, private residence highest ref
erences; willing 10 taxa care of pets for
any one going abroad: widow and son (young
MANI. Write A. b., 200 r. ed st.
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Miscellaneous.

WAITRESS. Irish. will do chamberwork. in
American family. W. W.. 1857 East @7th
ST
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GARDENER, experienced vegetables. flow
ers horses: single sober. references. Gar
dener qo6 Amsterdam av
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COUPLE. Austrian, middle aged, with son.
is. seek positions; man butler, valet. wife
first class cock. housekeeper: boy for gar
den: useful. take care OF horses. Il 243 Her
aid Herald 50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-04
SRlSss Voa5E ron sWAlTE

~ - L I
PARIS, sspt. ss-Fhite, pearly
Whikeness, IS GleaF. % trGnsln-
cant. as lovely! s.
That Is the smart Parisaenne'S
complexion fancy for the mpment.
she has deserted her rouge pots and
dehieves q Wilderness that IS e1-
Quisite,
Only her lips are coloTful. Their
vividness stands out In brilliant
contract With the wilderness Of her
face.
This sudden affinity for white
powder Is, Of course. the result OIL
the vogue for black. All Of Paris Is
Eowned In black. And with black,
only the pure white complexion can
OBJECT that subtle finesse which
gives distinction TO beauty.
The white face, however. must
have eyes with more charm than
ever. Rob the skin Sf its lone and
you must add vitality to the eyes
So Paris Is looking to.heT eyes with
even more care than hEsore.
They never tell tal6 OF weari'
ness or fatigue gssssS the eye Of
the parisienne! hit they say other
things. They are magnetic. languor
Gus. vivacious-iust as their owner
wishes!
There are powders, clsvsrly
made powders, which are used
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-04
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
IA NcrVous Pcoplc

The great nerve tonic-tha
nous Wendell P.Ils. AmEi;i1l
put vigor. vim and -
tally into nervous, tired out, AZ
In Respondent people In few days
In many instances.
Anyone can buy box for Only 60
cents and the II and II Drug CO.
is authorized by the maker to r..
fund the purchase price II ANYONE
is dissatisfied with the first bon
purchased
Thousands praise them for gen
eraI debility. nervous disorders.
mental depression and unStrung
nerves caused by overindulgence in
alcohol and tobacco. or by over
work.
AS a treatment in a!fljotions Of
the nervous system. Wendell Pills.
Brand, are recommended
as being generally unsurpassed,
Sixty cents at the II aud II Drug
Co., and dealers everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-04
Nellie shlsIds Of 1ft2 Oakland Ave-
Tells How She Was Quickly
Helped BY NsrN-Werth.
Read Her Letter.

81 had indigestion and was in
a bad condition" said Mrs. Shields.
81 was 90 weak and nervous that
I could not oven eat meal with
pleasure. One day I tried q SAM
Die OF Nerv.Worth and found It so
pleasant TO take that bought bot
lie. After taking one bottle, l am
glad to give this testimony, for It
has helped me more than any other
medicine ! have ever taken" Every
dav now letters telling Of Nerv-
Worth's great work come In to the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-04

/ was awake most OF the night.
/ was suffering more than knew
/ could. / was suffering, perhaps.
As Tom had when l sent him away
and refused to see him 1t seems
that all of the way through life is
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES goou
and everything bad comes back.
As i lay there in the soft dark
ness alone felt lost-lost in a
whirlpool OF huma9 desire and hu.
man uncertainty. My life seemed
TO stretch out before me a slow,
sad thing isolated amid eternity
there was no pause, no shelterins,
inviting nook simnly-something
vast, amending and uninviting.
| watched the dag come and was
glad when ! heard movements
about the house.
It was little after half past
seven when 1 entered Mrs, Ames
room.
rim glad you've come" she said
sincerely: Il have been awake
most of the night.
II think well have some sort Of
word tuday--at least we will all do
all VIC can" | said hit my heart
was too heavy to Put any encour.
agement in the words
Don't try to comfort me-" Lila 5
voice was very low, Fl have tried
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-04
INDIANA WOMAN SAYS
NERVOUSNESS GONE

Nerv.worth offices, These letter.
offer the most convincipg Of ,pro3t
because they represent the yoloa o.
the public. Public opinion ID what
counts, and It goes without bayins
as these letters prove, that the
publlc's opinion At ferV.WoFth liz
exceptionally high II yop suffer-
from nervousness or y.of Its at$
tending lila, or stomach txouhls
and the Ills that 80 With II, Sive
Nerv.Worth trial, and II your tifstS
trial bottle does not benefit yotlt
your money viii be refunded. NsfS;
Worth is now 800 per bettia. sold
By Cranes drug store, The EcrSI
ney Drug Co.'S two stores, and alli
leading druggists eveTywhsFe-