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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

have been thankful thousand
times that | took Tanlac when I did,
II Is simply wonderful the way Il has
benefited mc." said Miss Nellie Col
lins, i33o Connecticut Ave-. Bridge.
port, Conn,
About eighteen months ago my
appetite began to fail and ! seemed
to be going into n decline. Nothing
agreed with mo and my nerves were
keyed up TO such a high pitch | was
actually afraid they would snap In
two.
But Tanlac has brought about o
wonderful change In my condition.
My appetite Is almost ravcnous. my
digestion is perfect and | feel az well
and strong as ! ever did In my life
I never dreamed there was as grand
a medicine as Tanlac In the world"
NOTE-Thc International proprie-
taries Co.. distributors Of Taniac,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03
DRESS UNIFORMITY

N,.u.ru co,,,rt, -,
~o ms" senos
- girls seem to have starte
In their recent moyemeu
20, aras. r.so,m Thu u,,s ou,a,a
~ ,.,l ~
eohmen' 'e come 70 tne hera'o ~
tenticn is an editorial In the Sacram
ento Union as follows:
Te.s .e'9rm, sun as ,re
sIis OF ,"e SMm,tu a or
snn. hien scnooi nave put INTO
eieet' y always sure 10 attract
mucn atent'oh ~ tne time. ~.
nc one seems 10 take inc tronoie
20 msse = eneck q Ie~ mon,ns
I,ersaras 70 see nov enaurins
,pe "oNn~a'a re'isioh IN s''ie
mas oeen
any euor.s 70 stamp ou' e
rasakance 'n ures anu es
trcmes IN ood,Iy emoeinsnmenh
are 10 oe eommeuaea' espeo.ay
wnen ,ney appeai 70 a.ise from
tne so,untAr, se'Ion eI tnc t.u
een,s tnenaSe'Ses as was the case
IN vrsson'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

On Friday night tho various bask.
ctbali teams OF the school met n,
tho liigh school fer practice gamos,
The first game was a lively skirmish
between tho fifth ana sixth grade
boys. which was immensely enjoyed
by the spectators Then the seventh
and eighth grade girls played the
nigh school girls The last game was
the regular high school team against
the Fire Laddies resulting In n score
tf 22 to 10 In favor Of the school
boys. on Friday Feb. 3. tho Bonanza
teams play the Merrill teams at
Merrill
A surprise dance was given Mt the
sullivan brothers home about three
miles northeast of Merrill. Music was
furnished by ;hc different guests.
Dancing was indulged In until mid
night when a bounteous lunch was
served. All declared they had spen,
a nest delightful evening.
Chas. DeI.ap OF Watt 4 Dcrap.
was In Merrill "Wednesday receiving
fat lambs which hc had contracted
fer previously.
Louis Burris has returned from a
ten DAYS trip North.
There has been a change in the
firm OF the Merrill Merchautiie COM
pany. Lester kirkpatrick retiring 10
enter business In Klamath Falls. FL
mar Anderson leaves the Anderson
Bros. Groceteria 10 take Mr.. Kirk
pstrick's place, Mr.. kirkpatrick has
been here several years and made
many friends who regret his depar.
ture.
The new management has taken
charge OF the telephone Co, recently
bought from the Fruit Estate. Mrs.
Carr. who has been the efficient man
ager for two year,. retiring.
The regular annual meeting OF the
Klamath County Wool Growers asso-
was held Wednesday evening
at the Merrill hall. There was a good
Election OF officers and
other business was attended TO. The
question as how best to prevail upon
the California officials TO permit the
Oregon sheep to Craze In the National
Forest reserves was discussed. Mr.. .
Secretary Of the associa' .
tion. was OF the opinion that their .
efforts would be successful. IL was
the sense of the meeting that this
should Join the State and !
National asso citation. Several express
Il the opinion that the National as
'ocistion had done n great deal of
rood work for the sheep men OF the
Especial praise was given
or its successful efforts. in having a
luty placed on wool
The future for sheep men looks
more promising than for many
months past. The following officers
we're elected: President. Dennis
)'Connor: Vice Presiden., q. T.. Hoi-
'rook; Executive Committee. Tom
;ewton. Dick Lacey Ned O'Connor.
ed Sullivan. c. r. Haskins: J. II.
'arnahan. Secretary; John siemens,
r.. Treasurer.
Jim Baldwin ot Lakov'ew was In
ierrill Wednesday TO attend the
vooi Growers meeting. in
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g, ,ssa
THE ROAD BONDS

fRECToRs q the Chamber Ct
Commerce. upon assurance tina,
tho expenditure of the proceeds from
klamath County's $500. 900 road
bond issue. n the voters sanction the
bonds. will be protected by certain
definite provisions to assure econ.
omy. have endorsed tho road bonds
and their lead appears a safe one for
every citizen TO follow. -
The Herald has always maintain.
ed that transportation ie the porner-
stone Of the foundation for Klsm.
ath's future prosperity. and tho pub
l'c may count upon The Heraid's sup
pcrt FOR the road bond issue, 10 the
condition. laid down In the statement
nuhl'shed slsewhere In this issue. are
'o'iowed,
We believe that good roads are
rorth ell they cost. providing that
-ocd business JUDGMENT is shown in
obstruction. and that as an invest
Tcnf Of public money they Yield i'm.
rediate and large returns.
rte strict pursuance q the policy
.c'ined IN the chamber OF commerce
-'.tement assures the people Of Klsm-
ath county . sound administration
and application OF the bond fund. =
As-it points out the $4,000 now
annually spent on repair and extern
r'on Of dirt roads will retire the bond
issue, and there is no reason that
taxss should be a penny higher on
account OF the road bonds. -
No dollar OF the county's money
10 TO be spent until state dollar
matches Il. and no bonds are TO be
sold beyond the states ability TO
meet the county fund en- an even
basis.
Wherever tho highway system
serves natioual fcrests or parks the
federal government doubles the COM
b'nsd state and county fund. In
Klamath county this means that
much Of the road system planned un-
der the bond issue will cost the couu.
~ only twenty-five cents for every
dollar expended. Where the road
benefits do not extend to the federal !
reserves. the state and county share
on y fifty-fiftv basis.
There can be no argument against
Klamath ccuntv's need for better
highway connections with ITS neigh
bcrs and better highways TO serve its
own rural pcnriat'on In transporting
their products from farm 10 railway.
The saving IN time and cost os
hauling alone win return TO farmers.l
4 irrse portion Of their share In the
rosd's costs.
The increase In tourist travel that
sili follow the building OF a good
highway system will be Of general
,ereflt. II will put more cash into
he merchants TIL and some Of tho
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03
io2c WOOL. CIir N
SUPERIOR QUALITY

RED BLUFF. Cal. Fob. 3,-'Tho
wsol clip OF Tohama county thla year
"a much superior 10 that ~ 1891, u
was stated by Secretary A. G, He'll Of
the Northern California Wool Grow.
crs' Association, who announced the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

annual meeting Of this body VIII b.
held IN tho supervisors room OF the
courthouse here February 4. Buyers
arr offering from 20 TO 90 ccnt0 per
pound for wopl NJ present, said Hell,
Officers are 90 bc elected io succeed
Frcd A. Sherwood, precedent; q. II,
wilcox, vice president A. N, Mont.
eomory. treasurer, and tho secretary,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

Deputy sheriff Harness was also
here to attend tho Who'll Growers
meeting.
There has bcon several sleigh par.
ties during tho week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

EXTRA sPECIAI,-Goid coin po,a.
toes at $500 per sack. Every sack
weighs more than 100 pounds. Grand
Central Public Market, 9Th n klam.
ath Ave. Phone i6gw. 30-3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

We furnish nice warm dressing
room. bathing suit. towel and show
er for 80 cents. The plunge Is free
TO spehd what time you like. Come
and have a good time. jig =. 2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

FOR SALE Eight room house and
lot. In Eugene. Paved street. all
paid. Cheap for cash or viii trade
for milk cows. G. y. CRAIG. Merrill.
Ore. lie
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

Don't forget thnt Saturday next ls
Tax Day" for III" city beautiful
Campaign. Save dime aud u smile
FOR the pretty girl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

Tho water IA warm and nice warm
dressing rooms ~ the Na,ntorlum,
Come and learn 10 awlni. J2O, F2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

Such a good time at such n low
price. brings good cheer TO all who
visit the Hot Springs Nat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03
CLASSIFIED ADS
MISCELLANEOUS

For sALE--At u bargain. 3 show
cases. player plano rolls, onc.half
price, Latest sheet music. Wintors'
Jcwelry Store, 90
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03
MERRILL

Miss Ruth Hin. wwho Is teaching
at Henley. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Hill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03
HERE WE ARR AGAIN,
white Lcghorn Baby Chicks,
Ilnrron.T .Tuncrod Atruin.


narron-Tancrod Strain,
Hatehed okeluAlyely from our own
hens that averaged for the year 1921.
iSi eggs each Tor th" whole flock
This In tho real test OF merit. rather
than the achievement OF n few select.
cd from q large flock and fed on
ple and Angel food ut a laying con-
test.
We have greatly enlarged our
plant and arc prepared TO hatch flfty
thousand chicks during tho season,
Order early and get them when
wanted.
Prices per 100; January and Fob.
ruary $500. March and April tt2-
go. May and June t1i.OO. Pure bred
y. Rocks and X, ]. Reds hntched on
special order.
haywood Poultry Farm. Corning.
Calf. J3-r3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

Seaside 10 have t7o.ooo school
building
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

WANTED A position as housckeep-
er OF apartment or roomlng hous"
with privilege of buying. Experienced
lady, or will tak. position as house
keeper. Bon u. VI. Herald. i-6s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

Portiand--sioo,0o 900 garage 10 bc
Conal ructed,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

FOR sAi.E--s2o0 Brunswick phono.
graph si32,60. Cali evenings after
I o'clock. u, II, Cook. Rooms a06'
307 Win,ora' Bldg. "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

FOR RENT-Nicc large. SUNNY
sleeping room-nlccly furnished,
all conyonicnc.s. Phone. bath. etc, --
sO3 n. 10th. Phone 335R. i.3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

TO LET-Ono single room apartment
everything furnished. si5,o0. si2
Oak ~. 2-5'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-03

WIN care for one or two small
children In my home. Address Mrs.
N. Josselyn. Ashland. ORE. i-3'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
FOR RENT.

PARK ALLISON APARTMENT.
Three rooms, bath, kttchonotto, fur
nish heatl 5anitor service, hot and
cold water, tile bath. shower. shades
screens, awnings first floor; one-half
5000.
w. D. NELSON & CO., Agents.
le n, Ninth Street (Second Floor
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Suburban for Sale
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JttiEi>-LEG.4L3
Lc@ai Notices
PLANTEnS NATI,i.:. o,Iv

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANk
Richmond Va. July 81 1922
pursuant to resolution of the director.
of THIS bank ~ meeting held Jul, &
i;=2' there VII b" called meeting %,
the shat" nutdcfs 10 h" h.ld At their TIA nk-
inE nome, Main ant Twelfth Streets Rich
muud. Va. on tuesday Auguat 2? 1927
at ~ O'Clock noon for the purpose of
further amending Scutiun OF the Article.
OF Assocla tinu 50 "a provide for 4
board OF directors consisting o. not less
IMAM I'VE ,5b MOI more than twenty (2O)
shn r"hoi1"is. TO elect such additional di-
rector as may be Determined upon. and
for the transaction OF any other bust.
ness which would properly com. befor.
said meeting
WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
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Store or Rent

lol't Fl. Clay Street. 20x7o. Pos
session nj once. 100000 per nnnum.
Il. 4. RlCuESON x co.
llO2 East Main Street.
Hy HARRISON " HATES
Real Estate Aurtionecra
North Eleventh street
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT of TIL.
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
EkN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
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TO the creditors OF ROBERT i VIII,
Ii.NMS. OF Richmond. in the County
Of licnrico, and district aforesaid.
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lie VALENTINE: AUCTION co. INC.
AuctiOnccrs
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At Auction
Thursday,
Aug: 18th

At $3.50 O'CLOCK +. NJ.
at request of owner. who is nom
resident. we VIII offer at auction on
.he premises. that delightful suburban
home and nvo acres Of land at, cor
ncr PATTERSON Avenue and pcppcr
avenue rooms, new. modern house
hardwood floors. furnace heat, rloc,
tric llShtS. ciiy water: garage
orchard. Must be seen to be apprc-
ciatcd
RICHMOND TRUST CO..
seventh and Main SITS
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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rustees' Auction Sale
Of Brick Dwelling
No. 2,625 THIRD AVENUE
HIGHLAND PARK

.NiNN
(Formerly No. 1920
trust. dated October l. 1920. daily re
corded In tho Clerks Office, Richmond
Chancery Court. d. u, 25G-A. page IL.
default having been made In tho pay
ment or portion OF tho debt thercin
secured, and being required 20 TO do
oy tho beneficiary. wo will sell ut
public auction. upon the premises
THURSDAY, AUGUST II. 1922.
Al $50 p. NJ.
tho real estate described in said
deed, rs follows:
MI that certain lot or parcel Of
land, with tho brick dwelling Go.
lo25) and oil other inprovelnents
thereon, on the east side Of Third
Avenue at Its intersection with the
south line OF Logan Street, and en-
tending thence southwardly and
fronting on said east line OF Third
Avenue - feet 10 inches: thence back
ehstwardly. between parallel lines.
the northern one OF which Is III"
southern line Of Logan Street, and the
southern limo passing through tho
center of the partition wall and pro-
longation thereof. between the PROV
erty. hereby conveyed and that Cd
Joining on the south 1i0 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide, being Lot 8 I'm
FLOCK lI on the plan OF The Plateau.
rgT"sded j.: IL No; =; page ~, Clerk
County. and subject to all the re
strictions and conditions contained
III deeds OF original Highland Park
lots
This sale is made subject. how
ever, to certain deed of trust, dated
September -, 1920. recorded in tho
Clerks Office. Richmond Chanccrv
Court from j. Leo Davis ct ais. to
X. ~. Kicks and Juo. ". Bates, IRIS
securing the principal sum of $4,000 90
and interest thereon at &c. payable
quarterly.
y TERMS: cash
l.; n. DAVIS
/! *. NERTNER
'Ernsf..n.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.


To the creditors of X. Il. DOVER ana
X. :. DOVER, JR. partners, trading
as CENTRAL SERVICE STATION.
OF Richmond. Ia the County OF Hen
rico. AND district aforcsaid--Bank-
Notice is hereby given that on
August 10. 49, the said K. H. DOVER
ana X. ; n!9{,NER. .JK;, partners. trad
ins as 1tNrkAi. SERVICE STATION.
We're duly adJudicaied bankrupt. and
that the first meeting OF their
creditors will be held in my onicc.
ICONS iilA-ill9 Mutual iiuildine.
SEPTEMBER, 1922. II, 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. ut which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
SAID meeting.
THos. II. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Ausust IL 1922.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
EEN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA..
join IL 'ES n 'n4 pilL o. No 2osi'
Bankrupt. | Banhrnptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
70 The creditors of join {. Dill.
Lon. of Richmond, in the County
Eunsr',,t =" """ "'St'''t aforesaid
%n,ir"i ,,
A,i,sm.' - ..t%H.!.'"E gwen mat on
9 Dillon was d,nifiy adj adiudi SoitS
of Ms rroT ~" ma! 1hr "rSt meeting
oiIic". Rooms In sill" -, n"iu IN my
ing. RiChn,nud y, w.. ~, "'unt hui!G-
Of SErTENil:E,K Is5a ~ 80 ,,I ~
in Tho fnr,.nnom %, !" tIo;k
said creditors ma, Httc,'I t,i.e ''t
claims. appoint a ,,us,,.p ~ .hcn
thn h.,nl,ri,n, Iustcc. cNamim"
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REAL ESTATB FOR SALE
Nn,,,cu I,rai Estate

Nnr'cu i,cai Estate al
FOR beet results, list fUur property with
us Jarrett ~ Co, lii2 Enet Main,
SMALL - S-roum house IN u near
city from Uwnor Party must accept
I" acres In HASKELL County, OI,lau ~
part payment Godssy, llS Ea-,
Twoli'h street. Madison PiSS-w,
WANTEr-FlAt OF house In suburbs VI,
West End, Kan. iP5osJ,
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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TO Tie creditors Of JOHN {. Dr.
-, OF Ncnmond, IN the County
OF iicnrico. and district aforesaid
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We Will cell at auction on the
Dremiscs,
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10TH.
the above toned prouerty. M
1901 Floyd Avenue IL an excelieut
Groom detached corner house. rho
store fronts thirty foet on CRANKY
This Is Moo property ana n good cash
ana credit business Is being done I'm
the store. Tho property will DO OF.
tered separately and as whole.
TERMS: Reasonable. announced at
tho salo.
POLLARD 4 nAC;BY, INC,
Auctlonecrs.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
cREDITORS
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NORTH SIDE lors.


"NEE NORRIS & ComrrNy. INc..
RANDOLPH 1850.
MUTUAL RID.
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UNDERT AKERS MEET
ON PLANS FOR THE
ANNUAL CONVENTION

Plans for an elaborate banquet 10 he
held at the Elks club on July - were
discussed at the meeting Of the local
undertakers IN charge Of the eighth an
nual convention OF the West Virginia
rndertakCrS' association L. I've held her"
on July q. % and &c. The meeting
was held at the AltmcIer and Mccoy y
Undertaking parlors with Clarrn," hcri-
schy. chairman. presiding.
The dinner VIII hc prepared by To-
cal caterer and special NaudsNill" acts
will be enjoyed following the dinner.
Prof. Elmer Hoezlc Is IN charge Of the
selection Of the vaudeville acts and
PROMISES something very good along
his line. Carl Kcpncr ia chairman OF
the committee IN charge of the BANQUET
The program on the FIRST night VIII
consist Of Il theatre party at the VI"
toria theatre followed by q luncheon at
the Court Cafeteria. Richard McCoS,
local undcrtakcr Is in charge of the
committee on first night program. ON
the second night open meeting ana
display will he held IN the Market AUDI
,orium. open TO all undertahcrs OF the
state.
\ meeting ~ the local ladies interest
ed In the convention will b" held next
week at the home 81 Mrs. Edward
Schnciched. chairman Of the ladies COM
mjttee Several more meetings or the
local undertakers will ne held within
the next two weeks To consider final
plans
Those present At. the meeting last eve
ming were: Edward Coocy. George X.
Kindlebergcr. Lawrence w. Noble. Carl
J. Kepncr. Clarence RertSChN +.
Schmeichel. r. C. Heslnn. \ f. order,
W r. Cooey. q. f. Hildebrand.
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LINDA M Gould.

Lunda NJ. Gould. a.. wife OF Irwin r
Could. died AT her late home at Mozart
Park Yesterday morning at ll:ln o'clock
following an illness eNtending over the
past seven wears.
Mrs Could wdS born Al Warsaw. q O..
hut moved To this city while quite
young taking up her residence on the
south Side. where she has resided ever
since She was devout member Of
the Wesley NJ. T.. church and leaves a
host Of friends to mourn her loss
Surviving are. her husband. Irwin i.
Could. her father. James ". Hicks:
Two children Sarah NJ. and Everett:
i've brothers. II. +. Hicks. ". =. Hicks
James W Hicks. Jr Il. +. Hicks and
Lawrence Hicks. all Of this city: and
TWO sisters: Mrs. T. $ Gould and Mrs
Louis Hannig of this city.
Funeral services will he held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3n o'clock from
the late home with Rev. \. u, Barlow
pastor OF the Wesley VI. f. church
assisted BY Rev. Wallace. pastor 81 the
Christ Lutheran church. Officiating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07

Bishop.
Wrs!ey-waItcr L. Cooey. Mary
Coucy.
Calvary. Muundsv.lic--Cora Forster
Ethel Waytc.
Elm Grove-Nuth Rice. Ala Riddle
Evelyn Campbell. Nirgiusn Cuder' "a
sar MorrIson
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Craft E:st"y
Heinrich.
Fourth Street--Shlrley I.ydick, Dor
othy Stanton. Virginia Farley. RcSs NM
Ter. Mary FARLEY Esther McMIIien. raul
Majesty. Martha Majesty, wright
IIugus.
simpson. Moundsvllc-M,s Elizabeth
Leatherhy. Mr.. Walter MaSerS' MI
Frank Shgaf0oSe.
Most of the program Yesterday was
the gct-acuuaintcd session and IN"
uuartcring Of the delegates for their
TWO day stay IN Cameron. Tn" delegates
also enjoyed An automuh!l" rid" IN the
afternoon after Witch they were ten
dcred a supper at the ClOuSton chur'h.
District President Wright Hugus named
the different committees FOR the con-
vcntiUu and all prepared for the scs-
sions tomorrow.
The following is the program for to-
day:
Sl5 p m.-RrCakfaSt at Church.
$50 4. m.-Assembly
Devotional Service.
AS a. m-Dcpartment Forums.
II 90 a. M Business Session. Election
Reports.
l2:no Noon--Diuner.
100 n. m.-pcvotional Service.
@.Uo y. Naturalization Service, pr.
f. Wells.
son n. m.-GCneral discussion: Music
Conference and Institute
Rally.
800 p. m.--SuDper.
us p. m.-Closiug Session.
Music.' Cameron League.
Address, Dr. Wallace b
Fleming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-07
Stop Scalp Itch With
Partisan S &c

Thousands OF men and women use
Partisan Sage because II so QUICKLY
stops !trh,nu scalp.
Ecsid"9 speedily Kidding the head or
every particle ~ dandruff this delight
rUl luviCorator keeps the hair from com
ing our and gives 4 q beautiful lustre
and Softncss that Comp"ls admiration.
That's why {. II. Gr!cst & Co. and all
good druggists sell 60 much OF Il and
guarantee IT, Partisan Sage does not
change The natural color OF the hair.
-(AdV.)
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DOES YOUR WIFE
HAVE BAD PAINS
EVERY MONTH?
Thoughtful Husbands Can
Help Her Danish Such
Misery Next Time.
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY
DOES THE WORK QUICK

Thousands OF women Suffe- agony
ea ch month at Mcnstruatinn times with
awful cramps. pains aud headaches
caused originally by fashions. weakness
~ some nervous condition. cold. etc.
which makes those Tiny interna muscles
Dull up tight torture and oramp them
NJ we'll as rctard the free easy natural
flow.
such suffering. agony. misery. hag
gard old looks and hours or torture in
bed each month are unnatural and un-
necessary. a simple harmless little
home remedy quickly relaXes those mus
CIes and banishes all signs OF the mis-
erv In just few minutes.
Come down TO the drug store. Ask
abou, Adams Wonder Capsules. Take
her home a bottle. Thousands OF wo-
men and girls use them. and IL three
doses taken a. few minutes apart with
swallow OF water fail TO completely re-
lieye your wife Of every sign Of pain.
misery and sufYering-we will gladly
refund the money. A bottle lasts for
months Results come quick. tSee
guarantee on eacn PACKAGE Perhaps
she has hesitated buying them herself.
Surprise her by this thoughtful deed.
Have them handy for next time. Note:
We gladly prepay dollar bottle anywhere
on receipt OF price. Sold by G. II. Griest
e. Co. ll25 Market street. Wheeling, W.
uR--edv.