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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-16
SCHOOL
CLASS AFFAIR
Mrs. William Thompson
Entertains Pupils at
RivesyiIle Home

RIvESVILLE, Dec. 6.-One OF
the incest parties Of the season was
given at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. William Thompson on Friday
evening when the latter entertain.
cd lie pupils OF her Sunday shcool
class, which is known as the True
Blue class. The most delightful
plans ha dbeen made for the
guests entertainment and the
evening passed very quickly.
Music and games were the diver
sIons and the finest OF home made
candy Of various kinds and lemon
ado were enjoyed as refreshments
Each member OF the class was en-
titled TO bring a friend with them
and if they could secure a new
member for the class were allow
ed to bring them also. Mrs.
Thompson is one of the schools
most enthusiastic workers and is
always planning ways to mako her
class interesting.
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VIOLA

Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Prickett
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Prickett last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Currey was the guest
OF Miss Nina Hayhurst, at Mon
tana, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Devault OF
Mt. Harmony, have moved to Fair
mont, where they will spend the
winter.
D. c. Goodnight. principal Of
the Worthlngton schools, was Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Harris
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. A Jones was calling
on friends at Montana. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sergent and
children Of FaJrmont, 4were the
guests of s. R. Sergeneand family
Sunday.
VIDA circuit OF the NJ. P. church,
was calling on j. L. Harris Sat.
urday OF last week,
Miss Ruth Harris visited Miss
Violet Devault at Mt. Harmony,
Sunday
MISSES IRENE anu hA0AGAAH%
Prickett and brother, Smith. were
Visiting at the home Of Leonard
Currey on Sunday.
]. C. Morgan OF near Winfield,
was a pleasant caller in thsi com
munIty Sunday afternoon,
NJ. NJ. Hawkins OF near Mead
owdale, spent Sunday with rela-
twas ar Montana
Several of our people attended
the box supper given at Norwood
last Friday night. We understand
that about $40. 90 was cleared. and
the money will be used to put run
ming water in the school building.
The quarterly conference Of the
NJ. P church was held at MT.
Harmony Saturday afternoon.
In our last letter It was said that
I'VE had no mall on route No. 3
this week on account OF the car
rfer'B buggy being broken" This
should tavo read. ''no mall on this
end Of route No. : Wednesday,,
etc.
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Auxiliary Entertained

Division two OF the Auxiliary OF
the Baptist church was entertained
ON Tues3a y evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Glasscoci'
in Bellview avenue. The members
Of this organization are hustlers.
and the evening was spent v"r..
busily and happily. the work at
tSis lime being the binding Of :"
comfort. At the recent bazaar
held by these ladies they not onlI
sold all their stock, but received
additional orders for more woI':.
After the work was finished at M
Glasscock home the workers were
served with delicious Refreshments.
Those present were Mrs. John
Syrick. Mrs. G. c. Wrick. Mrs. J..
o. Whorley. Mrs. c: Y. Talklngt99 :
Mrs, Jess Lynch, Mrs. ] G. Col
Inns. the Misses Clara SnoierlN
and Myrtle Robertson and the hos
less.
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relatives in New MarunsvI1le and
Parkers9urg, has returned to her
home in Murray avenue.
Mrs. French swisher and her
father, ]. E. Lemley, OF Grant
Town. we're Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Jay Lemley, on the East
side.
Mrs. ]. L. Bennett has been
confined to her home In Murray
avenue the past few days, and IS
suffering from a severe attack or
bronchial trouble.
Miss katherine Pratt who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Carl Stuckey Of Murray avenue.
has returned to her home at New
berg, W. Va.
Anna and Myrtle Binne, who
have been visiting relatives here
for some time, have returned to
their home at Oak Grove. Pa.
Mrs. Smith Harris Of Rivesville
was a guest In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Radcliffe on last
Sunday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
King Everson has been quite sick
the past few days.
Mrs. Anna pickenS and Mrs.
Fred Wilson and baby we're guests
of the formers mother, Mrs. Mu-
dell OF East Park, on last Sunday.
c. C. Everson OF Watson. was
the guest in his brother. Harold
Everson. In Murray avenue, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. C. BalIangee and Mrs.
c. E. Radcliffe were at Barracks
vile yesterday. where they attend
ed a quilting party given at the
homo OF the latter's sister. Mrs.
Charles Barker.
Miss Gertrude Picking has been
out OF school this week. and IS
confined TO her home In Murray
avenue with severe cold.
c. @. Parker returned nome
from Muncic, Ind, where
he had been called to attend the
funeral Of a relative.
Tho quarantine has been lifted
from the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Richmond. as their little
daughter, Josephine. who had been
ill OF scarlet fever. has recovered.
No other members OF the family
showed symptoms Of the disease.
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wedding Announcement


Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Russell or
Highland avenue are in receipt OF
cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Pauline Henry and Mr.. Will
Fan Rooman. The marriage SER
Vice was read at the home of tho
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
Ham Henry, of OH City, Pa. The
bride Is a charming young lady.
md VIII be remembered by Bell
Flew people as having spent some
lime at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell the past summer
Personals
Mr., and Mrs. James Davis are
home from Elm Grove where they
have been spending a week at the
home OF relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis stopped here for n short visit
with their daughter before return
ing to their home in Baxter. Mrs.
Kate Merrifeld, Of East Park, has
been spending the past few days
with BelIview friends.
Mrs. Edna Burch and little
haughter were guests of friends In
Buffalo avenue few days recent
y, and went on to Morgantown for
visit before returning to their
home at Logan, OHIO.
\ Elizabeth, little daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Fleming, Of Naomi
ktreet, has been confined to hGr
home the past few days and Is
beriously i'll.
Mrs. Maria Arnett and Mrs.
DINA Wrick of Arnettsville were
kecnpt guests OF relatives here.
Mrs. Samuel rutherford and
hsr daughter. Mrs. Title Chapman,
Ire in Pittsburgh, where they are
Intending to their Christmas shop.
ing.
Mrs, r. c. MeBerve. who has
secn spending several weeks with
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School Notes.


Mrs. II. Leroy Sturm was shop
ping in l'alrmont wednesday.
Miss Hazel Woods was calling at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waitman
=. Parrish. Wednesday.
French Parrish was a business
caller in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris. of
Fairmont. were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Fetty Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Rex. of Downs. was
calling on Miss Dorothy Giles Wed.
nesday evening
Fred Stab and son, Junior. Of
Ida May. are spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Stab.
j. w Fctty butchered two fine
hogs last Wednesday.
Scott Parrish. OF Fairmont. was
visiting his brother. W. T. Parrish.
The local farm bureau will hold
It's regular monthly meeting Tues.
day evening. December 20. in tho
school house at o'clock,
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90 n ~ 1865 ~ 90
rents Mr.. and Mrs william l9ya
lot Baxter.
Mr. and Mrs George Radcliffe
were recent visitors at the home
OF the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Radcliffe, OF
catawba.
Mrs. John Hawkins who has
been confined to her home for the
past week still continues TO be
seriously III.
Mrs. William Thompson was a
business visitor in Fairmont yes
terday afternoon
Rev. and Mrs c. F. Thomas
were making visits with the menl-
bers OF tho Southern Methodist
church at MONUMENTAL Yesterday.
Marion RrooEover. OF Baxter.
spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brookoyer
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Turner
Of BinGamon, have returned home
after several days visit with rela-
tives here
The little son OF Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Brookover has been quite
sick the past few days
Rev. FlyOd OF Pennington. was
present with the Methodist CON
gregation one evening recently and
preached a splendid sermon to =
large audience
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q z n " = & s ~ y.
home Collins bought 8 hoy
Overland car 10 make the trtpi an
during the entire distance,
miles, they had no trouble q
kind. The only expense was q Il
OF four,new tires, gasoline and nE
Mr. ConIns says there Is plenty 9
work In California at presents 1
Personals \
Tete Wilson is seriously III .
his home on Booths Creek. 4
The protracted meeting at 81
Baptist church has closed after
very successful series OF meeting
Miss Tirginia Powell of BoothS
VILE, has returned TO her hotS
here after a few days visit wi
friends on Killdec,
I. II. DeBolt has aEaimN,pene
his barber shop in Main street tc
the winter:
Rev. O'Dell Of Fairview. Is
guest at the home OF his broth1;
Rev. Charles O'Dell OF this city
Denzel Little OF River Run was
visitor in Boothsvillc Tuesday,
Miss Arab Hall was yisit6rs
Boothsville Wednesday.
Arch Lance, OF Booths Creel
was n business caller in Booth
Vile Tuesday.
George Corbnn OF Booths cree|
is hauling for Red Brothers stoE
now. ms tho roads are almost N
passgble 70 rtwo and one ha
miles in one place aud an autom
bile cannot get drought. Z
Mis- Mary Ann Kennedy wa
calling on Mrs Had Willis
Johnstown, Wednesday.
Wm. James OF liorners Run
critically i'll at his home at thI
Carence Nixon OF Eldora. was
visitor In our town "Wednesday
Mrs. j. H. DeBolt spent the da
1T tho Nome OF Mrs. Lee Kennel,
in High street Wednesday. IN
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Business Meeting

Al a special business meeting
OF the Ladies' Aid society which
was called at the Highland avenue
church Wednesday evening
various business matters were dis
cussed, the principal one being the
serving of the luncheon for today $
get together meeting which VIII
be held at the church. a conUlH,
4ee was appointed to buy full
aGrlpment of plates, cups and sau-
GERS, as the stock which the y
Canization bought some time ago
has almost completely vanished. It
was desired in future that when
dishes were borrowed from this
stock, the member who borrowed
the articles should sign her name
on. a book kept for the purpose. In
This way there would be no trouble
about locating missing articles
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EaeuItY Entertalned

The members Of the High school
faculty are entertaining the mem
bers OF the school this evening at
the high school auditorium. This
will be one OF the finest events OF
the year in school circles. Each
class is TO furnish short program
and these has been quite a little
good natured rivalry among the
classes. After the program social
hour will be spent in merry maxi
ing and refreshments will also be
an interesting feature OF the party.
Members OF the high school alumni
have also been included in the in
yitations
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Gaskill Of
Bellview avenue are in receipt OF
recent letter from their son,
George Gaskill, who Is spending
the winter In Palm Beach. Florida.
Mr.. Gaskill speaks in glowing
terms Of the winter resort ana says
that he is enjoying the lovely
climate very much. He will pro
baby visit Cuba before returning
hnmn
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Imnrovinn Properly

J. W. Amos OF IIign Lawns has
just received Shipment OF ma
,erlal with which to make some i'm
provements in his already hand
some residence a commodious
sun parlor will be an added luxury
and the work WI be done in a
short time.
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STORE
BAZAAR PLANNED
Many Donations Promised
for Event to Be Held
at Bellview

BELLvIEW. Dec. 16-Many
donations have been promised for
tho Ladies AID Bazaar which is 70
DO held ut the BellView grocery
store today and Saturday. A
competent committee has been ap-
pointed to look after the selling
Of the articles, and all persons who
have promised donations should
send them on either day, or notify
tho ladies' by telephone If unable
to send the article. in which case
they will gladly send some one TO
collect the donation.
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Personals

Mrs Harry Jones and children
are guests OF the latter:s grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones or Lumberport. Harrison.
county.
Lawrence Beadinger. who has
been spending a week with friends
here, has returned to his home in
Petersburg.
Mrs. Pearl Dclarco and daugh-
ter are guests OF the formers pa
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EAST RUN
News Of the Sick.


Mrs. J. W. Fetty was seriously
i'll at her home Wednesday morn
ing. but Is somewhat better at this
time.
Miss Pauline Hughes, who has
been out of school this week due
to illness, Is improving and viii
soon be back in the school room.
Miss Ruby Hawkins is improving
slowly.
Cleaned Church.
The people OF East Run metN&t
the church Wednesday afternoon.
and gave the floor complete scrub
hing. cleaned the furniture and re-
placed broken windows with new
glass.
School Notes.
We are all very proud OF our
school, as it is the first i'll the
county and also the first in the
state TO he standardized. Ou"
teacher, Miss DorOthca Giles. Is
having rehearsals 20: the Christ
mas program which is to be given
in connection with the community
Christmas tree Friday night, De-
cemhcr -.
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Rox scouts Hike

The local Boy Scouts troop o.
RivesviIle. accompanied by the
BOYS Of the Hoult Troop, partici-
oa;ed iii q fourteen mile hike on
last Sunday. The boys were es-
cnrtsc by Scout Master McEltresh.
and |: i'd their line OF march so as
10 liai' the county home and other
points or interest in the way
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Niessrs. Charles StdweiI and
Clarence Hall were called to Nor
gantown the last OF the week,
where they went tc be present at
he funeral of Mrs. Matte Henry.
THE lady. who was sister to Mr..
Sidwell and an aunt of Mr.. Hail
died very suddenly, having been
in her uaual health, until stricken
WITH a heart attack which ended
in her sudden demise.
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"A Christmas tree will be one OF
the features OF the Christmas On
tertaInment at the Highland aYen
ue church. Great preparations are
being made for the decorations
and the hanging OF suitable gifts
for the youngsters on this occA
sion. Nothing is more attractive
Tran the old time Christmas tree:
and this one promises to be wtl!
laden with gifts for the little
folks
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The Junior OrSer American
Mechanics held a very interesting
meeting few nights ago and
new member was added to this
popular lodge. The candidate was
the Rev. G. F. Thomas. and they
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Returned Home

Cecil BaHengee has recently
returned TO his home in Layman
street after having spent the last
few months at Richmond. Va. Mr..
BalIengee was in poor health wS1en
he left here, and suffered a serious
illness while in the southern city.
However Mt this time he is very
much improved and may decide
10 remain here II his Improvement
still continues.
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weak Etlef SPENDING tays tlsy
with 6rns 9olk hare.
eRes Glover, Of Fairmonts was 9
RAJ emit visitor with friends here and
spent the day in q hunting expe-
,ditSon.
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BOOTHSVILLE
Wrlte, Erem CaIlfornia.

FTTKVa = 0171 T'.V77I7'
J. II. DeBolt recently received
a letter from Harry Collins. for
merly Of Booths Creek. who with
his family and mother motorCl
through to ColinEa. California.
where they will make their future
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make Plans FOR
|. CHRISTMAS PARTY
viii Have Good Time at
Fairview; Personal
Notes of Interest

FAIRvIEW, Dec. 16.-Work IN
the Christmas program still con.
tInues and the affair is rapidly be
Ing made ready for the night of
the entertainment. The Voagers
class had recent meeting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost.
About twenty persons we're present
and spent a delightful evening after
the music rehearsal. Refreshments
OF the choicest quality were serveo
the guests before they separated 10
60 to their various homes.
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IA ssy that the gen1A ministry
was compelled % 10 through many
difficult stunts before he was pro-
nouneed an Honest TO. goodness
.Tr,.,Inr
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Birthday Party.


The weekly prayer meeting was
held at the home OF Ulysses Price,
OF Fairview, last Wednesday eve.
ming. and many OF Mr.. Prices
friends were III attendance.
Mr.. Price is ninety.three years
old, and one OF the Oldest citizens
of the community, and has voted
the Republican ticket all his life.
While he is still active for his age.
II was not possible for him to at
tend the meeting at the church, and
because he likes the prayer service
go much his friends met al his
home as a pleasant surprise on his
birthday.
A social hour was enjoyed, after
which Mr.. Prices daughter, Me
LISA, served delicious refresh
ments. Those present went home
feeling It was good to be there.
Personals.
Glen Barr has returned to school
after being out few days on ac-
count of an attack CT tonsilit!S.
Mr.. Duncan. Of the high school
faculty. was the guest OF friends ut
Fairmont over tho weekend.
Miss Mollie Yost returned to her
home in Wheeling the first OF the
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Open a Gainaday Charge Account

Just a few dollars and a good name
for meeting your obligations are
all that we ask of you upon opening
a regular Gainaday charge &C
count. You pay US for your pur-
chases in small, convenient month
" sums. There's no reason why
YOU shouldn't do business with us
on our charge account basis-just
like merchants do business with the
people from whom they purchase
the. articles they sell. You will be
surprised when we show you how
many new and modern household
helpers you really can afford to
buy on our convenient terms.
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Only $500 Down for a
Gainaday Suction
Cleaner

You'll never miss the couple of
dollars necessary to open a
charge account for a. Gainaday
Suction Cleaner. And it is the
hand;est, dandiest appliance of
the kind you can possibly find.
We will deliver it Christmas
Eve the finest sort of gift for
mother, wife or sister.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-29

seems to he the most despised Of hu-
mans. We cannot tell a lie without
feeling that We deserve to be pun
ished, even though our reason some
times tells us that the lie was for the
best. This is the only case where rcas
on does not always coincide with the
Moral Law. Conscience. however. ex-
erts itself. as related above. by max
ing us feel very uncomfortable after
the telling of an untruth. The Eighth
fully covers this. Thou
shalt not bear false witness against
thy neiChbor.' This not only means
perjury in court OF law but applies
to our everyday conversation. II wc
tell lie about the actions of our
nciGhbor to anyone, we are most ccr-
tninly tcstifying against him altho not
In n court OF justice.
BY closely studying tho DecaloEuc.
VIC arc able to reduce its substance to
two commandments. which fully cover
the required ground. Tho first and
greatest O thcsc is: "I am tho Lord
thy God. thou shalt love me with thy
whole heart. with thy whole soul and
with thy whole mind" And the sec
ond Is like unto this first: Thou shalt
love thy ncighbor as thyself." When
We obey these two prcccpts and never
deviatc from tho path laid down for
us by our conscience, God will bless
us on tho last day and say: You are
q good and faithful servant. Enter
now into the kingdom prepared for YOU
from tho founda ton of the world
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-29
Many Surprise Stunts
At Elks' Social Session

Many surprise stunts arc planned
for the big social session to be given
Tuesday evening at the City Auditor
ium under the auspices of the Pueblo
lodge No. 90 of the r. +. o. II. Elks.
according to Ray Mccarthy, chair
man of the subcommittee on pub
licity.
\ Nictrola Will be placed in tho
banquet room upstairs where there
viii be dancing K. ". Ray is chair
man of the "eats''.
4 few of the numbers on the pro-
gram are: Fifteen minutes In Pueblo:
five minutes in Eikdorh: ope-quarter
OF an hour in England; ten minutes
in Ireland; eighteen n-hundred seconds
in Mexico: a half hour in Persia: ten
minutes in Harmonyville; five minu-
ties in Missouri, and your own time in
Iceland.
A snappy program is assured.
Elks will give tho brother hi-sign for
,admittancc while Non-Elk will be
admitted by signed invitations.
This Is the first affair Of its kind
in which tho EIks have lowered the
bars to permit the ladies to attend an
event of this kind.
Chairmcn for this social session
arc: Bcnj. T. koperlik, general
chairman: e Leo Barkwcil. badges:
Joe Russ. orchestra; Isidore Pentcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-29

The Fifth to the Tenth Command
mcnt, inclusive, pertain to our relations
with our fellow creatures. Our con-
science tells us that We should not
deprive our neighbor of his life or
good health. Reason accounts for this
by saying that we leave others pos
sess the same things we desire TO OBJ
tain ourselves. The Fifth Command
ment backs up this assumption OF Our
conscience since II tells us: Thou
shalt not kill
Human rsascn tolls us that tho aanc-
tity OF the home is most necessary for
tho Authorization OF the human race
and civilization. Conscience conso-
uucntly rebukes us whenever We per
init or engage in any act contrary to
chastity; in fact, tho Dccaloguc, tho
other part OF tho Moral Law. con-
tnins two provisions about this sin.
Tho Sixth Commandment forhidH tho
action Of tho sin and tho Ninth makes
II sinful to indulge in any plcasurahlc
thoughts or desires leading in this de
rcction
Logical thinking proves to us that
II a man iabors and slaves for money
and then purchases anything his
fancy leads him to buy. that his pur-
chase belongs undCuinhly to him. Con
science li,tcrs up our path with doubts
whenever VIC have an inclination to
take tho property OF another, and
troubles uE to return Vt II We were
enough to yield to the in
clinnttou. The DccaloEuc. as usual.
provides FOR this evil The seventh
rrcecrt tells us: Thou shalt not
steal" while the Tenth fnrhids uH tho
use of our mind I'm thinking about
auothrr'g property as our own to his
own Immediate disadvantage.
liar. by rome implanted instinct,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-29
Jacob Jewell Dies

Jacob Jewell. age 81. died Satur-
day morning Mt the home of his son.
Frank r. Jewell. cc5 West Evans
avenue. Mr.. Jewell was born near
MartinsburE. Ohio. September is.
1886. He has been a resident OF
Pueblo twcnty-scvcn years. and was
n wcll-known pension attorney. He
was member OF St paui NJ. r..
church. also member of South
Pueblo Lodge. No. 81. a. +. and A.
NJ, South Pueblo Chapter. No. 1o. r.
n NJ: Colorado Consistory. No. a:
Eastern Star. No. Z and Pueblo Post.
No. s. G.. a. II.
He is survived by one son, Frank
u. lowell. Tho funeral will he held
at the residence Tuesday at c:3o p.
IN. in charge of Wilton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-29
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With Vel. Re-
move Them With Othinc-
Double Strength

This preparation for tho removal
of frccklc. IN usually SO successful IN
removing frockles and giving a clear.
beautiful complexion that II is sold
under guarantee to refund tho money
If It fails.
Don't hido your frecklcs under a
veil: get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few ap-
plications should show wonderful
Improvement. some Of tho lighter
frccklcs vanishing entirely.
Re sure to ask tho druggist for tho
double strength Othinc: 1T is this that
is sold on the monoy-back guarantee.