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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
SHADYSIDE

Many members Of the Shady side Ep-
worth League attended the county con.
vcnti"n IN Be!laire Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs chris Dawson. ~ West tortieth
street. has improved his residence dur.
INK the week fy the addition of Il bath
room. he Is having water and sever
service put in at once.
Tn" Presbyterian Sabbath school will
observe ChlIdrrn's Day tomorrow with
an elaborate program given at the hour
for the evening church service.
Miss Willn Ward. Of Tiltonvillc, spent
Thursday here with friends and former
ncighbors.
Mrs. Charles Schroeder. OF Jacobs
burg, is spending Il few days at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs SigCl
Dawson. Of Adams avenue.
Mrs. Robert Futhey and daughter
Miss Katherine. have gone 10 Barnes
vile for visit Of two weeks with rel
ativcS.
Mcssrs. Lucllen and Luelen have
started work on residence for Mr..
Merit Fenham in Futhey addition.
Mr.. Robert Schupbach. Of Powha tan
and his guest. Mr.. James Schroeger. Of
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this city last night. in Aonor OF he
twelfth birthday. Tie evening WAS de-
"Ghtfuliy spent a, 4 variety Of social
r.i'H", and anu$~iuent$. AMI Il dai"t.
luncheon Was served during tn" ever
rrS RI" u"s;'.> vas tNr recipient N
4 Hurrh"r If hanJ>um" Eifts.
BUS Company Incorporated
N"-d wJ~ IT, "lN"d ~ mus 'ltN ,"%;t
rday. cy,nirg Ina, N" Ultimate BUS
company - tn. pL,,'. !...l nt'H granted
u CHARTER b, Tho S,.,r"tLr! 81 State ~
Columbus. Tur comtany Is 'ncorp'r.
a,cd IN ~. >um Ut $Ih0 n"o. aud :hr
rnrorrorat"r> named - l.. +. Muh"'
Henry W-rdr;Z. GeorE" Ios". :. 6. COS
AMI X. J. kHan.
Martins Ferry Briefs
Argyl Eaton leaves today for lev
days Nisl; With ms grandmother ~
Cambridge. O.
I'd Campbell and Thomas Saund"rF
Of this city. made business trip I" -.
Clolrsvil!c yesterday.
George CusS has arrived home aft ~
u Jew days Sneut IN Pittsburgh. Ia. o'I
business.
The monthly bulletin OF tho Zoe
Of Trade will he placed in the mails r2r
distribution today.
Mrs. Lynn iatton. Of BROADWAY
street. leaves today Tor vacation Ni'i'
with friends At washington. D. &.
Roy Roberts. Vice State Comnand"E
Of the American Legion. is visiting here
from Youngstown. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Virtue Will Leave
tod4y TO return 20 their home ~ thl-
cacoh Ill.
Mrs. Lyle Chambers is spending 4
few days as the guest Of friends Lnl
rellfiycs at Norfolk Va
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles. Of VIrGiria
street. Leave today for visit At New
York City ad the east.
Miss Alice Erwin. Of South Fourth
street, Is spending 4 few days rs the
CUES: OF relatives at WcllShurG. W. Va
Miss Katherine Palmer. OF Ports
mouth. O.. Is spending few days Is
'hc guest OF her grandparents. Mr.. aad
Mrs. J. 4. Wilson. Of Clay street.
Prof. NJ. VI. Berry left yesterday inr
n vacation visit I" Polk. O.. where ne
expects te Sncrd several weeks.
Arrangements are being made u
send we'll known local man to one OF
tn state institutions for treatment
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sunday. Manage Donovan OF me
Philadelphia club will bring his regular
team 10 Bclairc for the game. he mas
wired.
Play McMechen
Another game OF baseball that gives
3romia. OF b,inE very interesting l.
being listed for Sunday 1t the Ilhch
II1n diamond when the Florence Attn
lct'r club nine and the MCMeChen y. T.
'""m meet. y big "r"wd OF fans IS eA-
pcctcd TO be on hand TO witness me
na;tl, MrMillrn and John SchrAmm
viii likely form the battery for the
Florence team
X of p. Memorial
The annual nrlnrrial services OF
Black Prince L"'iIr knights "t PEthil$
will Ice h,ld Sunday afternoon There
will BE- 4 bret program 1T ia" nall IN
which the officers will participate. |"
l". iulluWrd 10y - program At IN" Gene
'rry \ ~ ,lG quartet and Il band VIII
furniS' - N""t! AMI instrumental mu'
il Prosecuting Attorney William
Iu\un VIII deliver the memorial ad.
ar -.
St. Johns Graduation
The annual commencement exercises
Of rh $: Johns High School VIII DC
held Sunday tS'nin- At ia" tHur'h'
Twrm,y-nnc YOUNG lHdicH and iw" E"ui';
men Will receive diplomas as GRADUATES
FROM the commercial Department.; In
addition the eighth grade pupils will
-,.rI,, certificates The church vii!
no duub, hr packed 10 capacity for ihe
,umurucCtn, 1T exercises.
Chldren's Day
CE.lLrcns lay viii lie observed IN
most OF The Protestant churches Of Bel
lairc tomorrow. In Il number "t IN
stances tn, young people VIII render
special programs Of music AMI siYak'
ing. Pastors viii dclvcr Special ser
mons tor the young people.
To Maynard
Manager Harvey Irpr:nnam of the
Commercial haSchni. 'r:In Will take MY
nine t. Maynard Ga Sun,..lH for IL gam"
with the last ;cHm "t that place. The
teams are pretty evenly matched and
indications are tnat IT," Eanc VIII be- u
good one. Casey" Jones will likely be
used on IN" Iunund 10y the local team
with WciSend behind the bat. The
COMMERCIAL team has down"d some Uf
the best mines IN the vicinity.
Monroe Funeral
Funeral services To- I'll" late Mrs
El"Ina Monroe. who died 1t the homo
of her daughter. Mrs y. i. lraIcn-
baLgh, on Union street. were held At
ia" hate home, 1884 Union street. FRI
day AFTERNOON. Burial Was IN the hose
IN, cemetery.
No Move for Event
A. yet there has h,' II II" move In Be-
!aire for local observance of the
Fourth of july aSid" from quiet day
with no special events. number u
persons have suggested that big pa
tri"tic parade with speaking be held in
the afternoon with Il big public fire
wuik. display in the evening.
Tranx3er Funds.
Council last night adopted an ordi-
ranco providing for the transfer or
5000 from the general fund 10 the
safety fund. The money is need IN the
safety fund. 1t is said, to met salaries
uue the latter part Of June.
No Bonds for Patrol
Regarding the purchase Of new
patrol wagon for the city. Solicitor
Scdgwick Informed council that there
WIS a ruling by the attorney general
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spent Thursday
Nh
SteubenTlle,
friends here.

Mrs. Elsie Hood, Of North cAwtrai
Avenue. entertained number Of youn5i
women Thursday evening to announct
The engagement OF her daughter. Mai
Virginia, TO Mr.. James Irwin, Of Bell.
laire. The wedding Is to be IN event
OF this month.
Mrs. Robert Truax Of Lincoln avenue.
has returned from Washington. D. C:
where she was called ten days ago bc1
cause Of the illness Of her daughter.
Mrs. Louise Bechtcl. Mrs. Bechtel camt
back with her and will remain linden.
nitcly.
Miss Marion Gibbs. Of Central avsnus
goes TO West Liberty. w. Va. to Spond
eight weeks attending the summer mort
NAL school
r-Iub IS to be held Tuesday evening ~
.hc home Of Mrs. John Bartrug. on Linz
roln avenue. 4 most interesting Prot
gram IS planned and out-of-town Af1
Sunday schools OF the town Will ri
serve Children's Day tomorsow VIZ
special programs. The Metho0lsl
church will have the morning hour end
the Christian and Presbyterian TIE
Mrs. Belle Mozena. Of Clartngton. eas
Miss Emma Hicks. OF New Martina.
willie. have returned to their homes AZ
tor spending the early part OF the Teen
with their sister. Mrs. w. T. Anishts
OF Central avenue.
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Railroad Man Works Full
Time and Feels Fine
Suffered for Fifteen
Years.

"Tanlac helped my health and my
too" said Floyd ". Farrcn'
I car repairer living at Sl6 Thirty-hrst
street. huntington, W. Va.
My last months pay check was the
first for year that showed full time.
as had been averaging loss Of fifteen
days 4 month on account OF sickness.
My stomach bothered me for fifteen
years, but it had been especially bad th=
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
DRAWS BIGGER
PAY CHECK NOW

last year. In fact was almost past
going and was worried almost out OF
my wits. as my family needed my earn
ings.
II was pretty blue when started ea
Tanlac. In few days, though. believe
was the happiest man in tho world 80
realized had struck tho right medi-
cine at last. It soon put my stomach
in apple-pie order. and was eating cao-'
bage and other things ! hadn't dared ;o'
touch before. picked up fifteen pounds
in weight. Tanlac Is the only medicine.
I've run across that does what .
claimed for It,"
Tanlac Is sold in Wheeling by Hoge-
Davis Drug company. and leading drug.
gists.
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ported quite III at his home on Lom-
hardy H,iEh;s
Fret J. Hih5S and Lawrence Dough
,riy or this City left iaSt night on /"
business trip t. Toledo.
Ernest T!sHrr. Of Bethesda, OHIO
former local resident. was Il huSine y
visitor IN town yesterday.
Harold criykrnhcrrcr Of Charleston.
". Va. Is spending a few dI!3 a. IN"
CUES, ne l.. ". Hc:nl"In.
Mrs. r. y Wi:'oN ana daughter. 81
Ridg.wond. y. l.. arc visiting WA MI.
and Mrs. Thos. Hlll Of TIE ''sd'E p.N".
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that bonds cannot he issued for the
purchase OF patrol. The money can
he taken from the general fund, how
ever. The ordinance committed was i'll
structed to prepare an ordinance to
transfer funds to buy L patrol.
Briefs.
Perry MursIn. Of Elizabeth. Pa. ~
visiting his sister. Miss Hazel Morgan.
on Talinan avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Archer have gone
Ia lEriEr. .da for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Louis DcCga and dauEh-
ter VIII 20 10 Columbus Ivy auto Ia at
tend the Ohio State university COM
Increment.
pr. J. NJ. S Hrn#ley. who has been
ill., is reported to be improving.
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largely attended and the floral offerings
were many and beautiful. lntermcnt
was made in Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Play wilson's.

Shadyside baseball fans will have an
orportunity on Sunday 20 witness eo"d
game when the Cambria Coli!"rIcS cam
meets the Wilson Packers Of "h""I'nE'
Hcidlebach will be Oh the m"uno or
tho Shadyside team. with N"mir' fc!-
laire boy. behind the bat. Many tahS
from this city plan to go TO ShadySid@
70 witness this game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
rruc CIae Girls

Miss irH"-a Er.I. n Nai the hos c.
- "a, TIC - .l~:a ~ the iIr>t
Es3s, silly -.L..ai - her home in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Council desires statement al prop
erty owned By the city and the ren'"'
paid. 1t is claimed many persons are
encroa ching on city property anu pay
Ing no rent. The service director was
authorized to have the engineer secure
the statement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
ChQdNn's Day.

The annual Children's Day exercises
Of the FIRST Presbyterian Sunday school
will be held in the church in kirkwood
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. A
special program Of interesting numbers
has been prepared, with a large mum Der
Of the children Of the Sunday school
participating.
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No Meeting Hold

There was no meeting Of Bella!re post
No. 80. American Legion, held Last
night. although it was the regular time
for a meeting. commander Charles {.
Dickens states that there Will be hul
one meeting each month during thc
summer. that 70 be held the evening OF
the fourth Friday OF each month. \
the next meeting the local post VI"
likely adopt resolutions of respect n
connection with the death OF Nationi
Commander Frederick w. Galbraith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

k.char, l.. Beech al the Scott Lum'
Der company plant IN this. 10y -:
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Bible Class Picnic.
Funeral Today.

The funeral services for the late
Ezekiel McComas. well known resilient
Of the Cadiz pike. who died at the Ohio
Valley General hospital where he was
taken for treatment. will be held from
the chapel OF the Wilson undertaking
establishment in this city. this after
noon at 1870 O'Clock. Rev. John w.
Seel. pastor OF the Kirkwood Presby-
terrain church. will cfficiatc, and tho In
terment Will be made at Pennington
cemetery.
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Attend Perry Meeting.

\ good crowd of the members Of the
knights OF Pythias lodge Of this city
are planning to attend the special meet
ing OF Ohio City Lodge at Martins Ferry
thlS evening. at which time the third
rank will be conferred on a class OF
moro than a dozen candidates. A turtle
soup lunch will be the special feature
OF the evening, andaal! are assured CT
fine time.
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rhe annual picnic Of the members ri
Catherine Tilton circle OF the Westmin.
s.rr Guild Of the First Presbyterian
church will 6e held at Wheeling Park
this afternoon and evening The MEM
he's OF the circle have been asked TO
re. at IN" church this afternoon at
:5h o'c.c"i.. ard they will be taken "a
the parx III ronvcyancns supplied by
". l.. NoSi".
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The R"Ilur"~ Philadelphia ha:cha1i
gam" Viii hc played aa :. h"dLlri sun
day afternoon. Manager M"N"'vcN les
50" ~ the ball park. bad mon t, work
yesterday rebuilding 'lc rcurr torn
down by Ralph H. Nl"h"l>on. owner cf
tho fem" and Eranhstani II \ u.S
board fence is not completed i"dl, ~
time to completely cn";rclr rhr ecrcc. I
canvas fNnc" VIZ hC rented for w.
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large number OF the members oc
the tribes OF Red Men from this vicIu-
itv were present at the meeting ~ ;ha
lodge In this city last night AMI VII
messed the initiatory work which was
given 4 class OF candidates. Several
candidates vcrc brought here from
n" BridGeport tribe :" recc;v. tho work.
and 4 luncheon was served a. the close
of rhc evening.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-08-10
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time is the test Of truth. And
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test in Lexington. No Lexington resi-
dent who suffers backache, or annoy
ing urinary ills can remain uncon-
vinced by this twfce-told testimony.
Mrs. r. F. Powell, Main St., Lex
ington, says: "I had a dull ache in
my back and in the morning when I
got up could hardly bend over. I
tired easily and. it was an effort for
me to do my housework. Headaches
and dizzy spells bothered me and my
sight was blurred. Doan's Kidney
Pills from the Harmon Drug Co., gave
me relief almost at once and after
using three or four boxes all the
trouble disappeared"
Over three years later Mrs. Powell
said: "I think just as much Of Doan's
Kidney Pills today as I did when I
recommended them nearly four years
ago. I haven't had to use a kidney
medicine since that time"
Price 6oc, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Piils--tfe SAME that
Mrs. Powell had. Foster -Milbu,n Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. z.
IL . . .
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Home Demonstration Column

August 22.-Mack's Gardening and
Sewing club-Sewing.
August 23.-Sharp's Hill Cooking
club-Milk and egg cooking.
August 24.-Oak Grove Commun-
iity Fair. 9
August 25.-Oak Grove Community
Fair.
August 26.-SpeciaI work-Rich-
land county.
August 27.-0fice.
August 29.-St. Johns Cooking
club-Milk and egg cooking.
August 30.-Providence Home
Demonstration club-Yeast breads.
/ August 31.-Pelion Cooking club
Yeast breads.
ANNIE CAUGHIAN,
County Home Dem. Agent.
h Summary OF July Work
No. Consultations held 80.
No. women's meetings held s.. At
tendance rs.
No. Girls Meetings held s. At
tendance 70. -
No. Community Meetings held 2.
liAttendance 1913. f%Ti ets
No. Schools or Clubs visited 16.
No. club members visited "a. 9th
ers not, members 10.
No. letters written So. Circular let
tiers sent 81. Bulletins given 224.
No. miles traveled:-Auto TT, To-
tai TIT. ~
ANNIE c.. CAUGHMAN,
County Home Demonstration Agt.
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their daughter, Mrs. Capus Burnett,
Sunday.
Miss Mertice Hallman and little
brother, Erskie, of Leesville, Route
Z, visited somewhere in Pleasant Hill
Sunday.
Mr.. Marion Derrick and family vis-
tied their father, Mr.. Simpson Taylor
and family, Sunday.
Rev. Shepherd dined with Mr.. J.
a.. Taylor Sunday.
Mr.. Kinnie Black and family mo-
tored to Leesville on business Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Perry Anderson and family of
Leesville, route z. visited their broth
er. MIR. Tom Anderson Sunday.
There Is preaching at Pleasant Hill
every first and third Sunday morn
ing at II, o'clock and Sunday school
on the second and fourth Sunday
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SHILOH DOTS,

Well. we are having plenty OF hot
weather at the present.
! Mrs. w. p. Keisler and Mrs. J. A.
Keisler visited Mr.. iLep. Eptins Sun
day morning, who is very, i'll.
Miss Ethel Price spent Saturday
night with her cousin. Miss Minnie
6Keisler.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kleckley
spent a while Saturday evening and
might with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keis-
ler.
! Nh. Ruby kleckley and Mr.. Labon
Sease took supper Saturday night
| with their best friend. Mr.. Walter
Rawl.
Misses Edith and Gladys Long
spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Keis-
!ler. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kleckley
spent Saturday night and Sunday
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DOTS FROM PLEASANT HILL.

The health Of this community has
improved at this writing.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson Taylor, we are glad to
say, is improving after a few days ILL
ness with fever.
Rev. Shepherd delivered very in
teresting sermon Sunday. His text
was the 9Th chapter Of Romans and
the 3rd and 4th. verses.
Mr.. Cradle Craps and family also
Mr.. Edgar Price and family also Mr..
Julian Taylor and family visited their
father, Mr.. Cobb Taylor Sunday.
Miss Dorothae Holman Of Augusta,
Ga, was buried at Pleasant Hill Sun
day evening at 4 o'clock. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by the pastor
Rev. w. A. Shepherd. ~ :
4 Mr.. Roof Kelly and family alss
Miss Dottie Shiry, and mother of Co.
lumbia dined with Mr.. Frank Kell,
Sunday.
There were 13 baptized at Pleasan,
Hill Sunday and 4 by letter.
Mr.. Lawrence Taylor and family
visited Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs
Sidney Shealy, Sunday. ..
Little c. L., the infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Callie Taylor, has been very
i'll for the past week, but we are glad
to note he is improving.
Mr.. Willie Derrick and wife visited
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STILL THINKS OF OLD
TIMES IN LEXINGTON

N White Rock, s.. c., Aug. 4. 1921.
Dear Mr.. Editor:
Though am now citizen OF Rich
land county and I am very we'll
pleased with the transfer, yet have
never forgotten old Lexington and
the many kindnesses shown me in
the county of my birth. If am per-
mitted to live two more weeks, I will
have reached my eighty-first mile
stone. feel it a duty to show those
who are. living Of my old friends, my
appreciation for the kindness shown
me in the past. To those who have
passed over the river, hope are rest
ing in eternal peace. i should be
glad to mention the names Of my old
friends in Lexington, but my memory
is too short and space would not adj
NIT.
But recall the names around the
town of Lexington, viz: Caughmans,
Hendrixes. Meetze, Harmons, Corleys,
Roberts, Eard, Drafts, Roofs, Graham
and many more too numerous to
mention.
Have just heard of the death of
my old time friend, Judge George s.
Drafts. Judge Drafts and I served as
county commissioners for Lexington
county from 1882 to 1884. Our busi-
ness and social relations were very
pleasant and harmonious. I extend
my sincere sympathy to the bereaved
family and friends Of the deceased.
too recall "Dick" Addy, who
served on the board with me from
1884 to 1885. Dick has been a
very close friend of mine for a hum
ber OF years. 1 have a very warm
feeling for my old friends who are
left in Lexington county and remem-
ber them very pleasantly.
With very kindest regards to all.
Respectfully,
). ]. BRETON SHEALY.
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None Whatever

, II see where a married man OBJ
ljected to being locked up with wo-
men jurors and was excused.
: "Well. the proprieties must be OBJ
served. Besides, the question M per-
isonal safety entered into his case.
What, chance would he have had if
he had disagreed with the eleven
ladies Of the jury?" #.
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with Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Rawl and

with Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Rawl and
family,
|. Misses Maude and Lethia Keisler
and Miss Thelma Kleckley took sup
ped Saturday night with their friends,
Misses Lizzie and Viola Rawl
/ Miss Ruth Shealy and Mr.. Dowie
Long spent a while Sunday with
Misses Edith and Gladys Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Glenn Leaphart
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
lfGeorge Long and family.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Mode Harmon and
little daughter, Miss Louise. spent a
Long Sunday evening.
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Would Be More Popular

"OHU DO IUOTc IOpUIHf
Miss Oldgirl (who -writes)-I am
thinking of writing. love story
founded on my own experience.
Miss Young-You'd better give 1t
a happier ending, dear.
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SCHEDULE OF HOME DEMON
81 sTRATION MEETINGS TO BE
HELD, DURING MONTH OF
AUGUST.
August County Biscuit Contest.
I. August 2.-Round Hill Home Dem
,onstration club-Junket cream.
;; August 3.-Charter Oak Home
Demonstration club-Pickles.
August Visiting club members.
! August 5.-Liberty Hill Home DEM
1onstration crub-Junket cream.
August 6.-Ofce.
August Sake -Gotha Cooking
! August s.-Summit Home Demon
jstration culb-Pickles.
; August 1O.-oak Grove Sewing club
club-Pickles.
August 12.-special /work-Barn-
we'll county.
August 13.-Special work-Barn-
we'll county.
August 15.-Pine View Cooking
,;club-Milk and egg cookery.
! August 16.-Pond Branch - Home
Demonstration club-Junket cream.
August .17.-Midway Community
Fair.
:, August 1s.-Midway Community
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Mr.. Walter Shealy spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. c.. Keisler.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Long worship
ped at Summit Sunday morning.
Misses Eunice and Nina Rawl were
seen riding with their best beaus Sun
tday evening.
Mr.. J. A. Keisler will soon be busy
picking cotton.
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Dodson's Liver Tone
Killing Calomel Sale

Don't sicken or salivate yourself or
paralyze your sensitive liver by taking
calomel which is quicksilver. Your
dealer cells each bottle of pleasant,
harmless "Dodson's Liver Tone" under
an ironclad, money-back guarantee
that it regulates the liver, stomach and
bowels better than calomel without max
ing you aick-15 million bottles sold.
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NO MORE RATS

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP.
It's sure rodent killer. Try a
Pkg. and prove it. Rats killed with
RAT-SNAP leave no smell. Cats
or dogs won't touch it Guaranteed.
35c size Il cake) enough for
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
CSC size q cakes) for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings.
$1.25 size Is cakes) enough for
all farm and out-buildings, storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by Lexington
Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Co.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-08-10

evenings at o'clock. Strangers ant
friends are invited to come and wor
ship with us. ...