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srnllIe Cl,Ic Impro,emenl Club

Mrs. a. 4. Richardson VIII be
hoateaa for tho Seattle Civic club At
lie meeting 20 be held nt the club
house Thursday. March 10. az 2 .. m.
Mrs. W. N. Utter and MRS. Henry
LandcH viii be the speakers.
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Princess Anreline Par,or No. /.

The Native Daughters Of Washing.
ton. Princess Angclin, parior No. 2.
viii give two entertainments during
the month OF March. a card party on
March ~ and a dance on March ~.
Both affairs 20 take place In /. o.
g.. T. hall, 1903 Virginia at.
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The Canadian club will entertain
with dance IN the A. O. Y. W. hall.
ia0B Ninth ave, Thursday evening,
March 10. Waiting Canadians vel
come.
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Hosts at Cards

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn NJ. Owens are
entertaining their Five Hundred club
at their home Friday evening. when
three tables will be in play.
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woman's civic club win give a ~.
Patrick'a party at the home Of Mrs
otis Ingila. sgi 18th ave. y. Mrs
Ella Cudihee. guitar solo. Mrs w.
G.. Martin will provide other enter
tainm-nL Members may bring
ruesta.
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Informal Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Craig +. Spencer en-.
tertsined with an informal dance at
their home. 40 END ~, last Friday
evening.
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And in the
Apparel Sections

DELIGHTFUL Spring models in
- Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses
which emphasize the fact that charm
ing styles and moderate prices go hand
in hand at the Bon Marche.
SECOND FLOOR THE BON MARcHE
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To Entertain
Bridge Club

Mr.. and Mrs. John I4oor Locke win
be hosts TO the members OF their
bridge club az their home Saturday
evening.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
relphany cnIid. Rsm-n.sc Sal.

The Epiphany Guild Of tho Church
% the Epiphany will hold a rum
mage sale March II and rs. a, GIL
Stewart 81.
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Emma LAZARUS AusIIlar,

Emma Lazarus auxiliary 20 n'Nal
Birth will meet Tuesday. March Il,
AZ the educational center A card
party for members and their friends
viii be followed BY a Purlm caiebra.
ti9n.
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Missionary league Mc~tins

The annual meeting and luncheon
OF tho Congregational worn~n's Ais.
sionary league will be held In Ply.
mouth Congregational church at
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gate from this club to the national
convention at Chattanooga. Tenn.
this coming July. 1922.
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Ladies' Auxiliary. Maple Leaf Post,
M 81

Ladies' auxiliary Of Maple r,~af
post. No. 81. will entertain with a -.
clal evening AZ Roosevelt haii, March
20. NJ $50 y. M. ON March :. the
AUXILIARY viii give n dance at Doug.
laa' hail. sis r. Pine Il
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a progressive whist party will be
given by Seattle lodge. No 7, Degree
Of Honor Protective association. In
Evergreen hall. A. O. L. w. build
ing. 1909 Ninth ave, Tuesday even
ing. March ~. at . o'clock. The
hoatesses will be Mrs. Victoria Dan
iels. Mrs. Jennie NJ DALEY. Mrs.
blanche pctlcfaen. Mrs. Clara Lotka
and Mrs. Anna NJ Farrier. For res.
ervationa call East 1870, Refresh
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West Seattle Review No. 81. W. II
A. OF tn. Aaccab.ea. will hold its
regular meeting In casponirra' haii.
ftti California ave. wednesday
March IS. al p. m Officers please
wear white.
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John Hay pr. A. viii meet At the
school Tuesday. March "a. NJ .. IN.
Judge King Dykeman viii speak on
the Relation OF the Juvenile Court
90 Soeiety." Mrs. Laura Parneli viii
repeat her reading Of Il speak 10
My Children Just once" In soandl.
navian dialect. and AFR. Emory Par.
neil Will give vocal solo. accom-.
panied b. Mrs. f'arneli. A special
invitation IL extended 10 tho fathers
TO attend
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Musicdle-Ted

The West Seattle Art club Is enter.
taining with a nusicale-tea In the
auditorium OF Frederick Nelson's.
wednesday afternoon at 2:i5 o'clock
Mrs. Frederick Graham. in the tribal
costume Of a Blackfoot Indian. VIII
present a group Of Indian songs, and
Mr.. Claude Madden viii be heard In
several violin selections. Mr.. Arvile
Belstad will be at the piano.
The following program has been
arranged.
Talk on Indian Lore ard ruspirAtiea-.
By Claude AAadsn
sal TIRE Sunrise carr'
Oh Blanket song.
sc) Par off Hear Lovers Flute
....... Charles wsksfisld Cadman
hr& Graham
ca .Gavott. .''..'.....'.;x.y,,. .I bses
Claude Madden
lal sTuwocation TO tn, Sun God"
(zunlsn Luiisbyl .Troyer
90 Love song" from Tbs Red
willow ...... Tnurlov Laeurance
tc) Hymn % the sun .........Troyef
tdJ Pale Moon. ......................
......... frederick Knight Logan
Mrs.. Graham
"a, ..Indian Lamsnt'. .Dvorsk- Krsisisr
fb1 ssHumoresGuef s..-..... Auttn
Mr.. Madden
IA NY silver Throatsd Pawn"
l3loun Love song
....s........ Thuriow Llsurancs
Oh The Thsndsrbirds Come From
the fodarH LAD IN an
(cD BY the waters Of Miunetonka"
.s..ss.s-sss s.ssssFsssss LlfsfAnc>
(d1 Indian Night Song" ............
..s........4......C Claude Madden
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Theta NJ Mothers club, all day
meeting at chapter house. i552 18th
n. u.
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zota Psi Mothers Club


Mothers club OF Ze,a Psi will meet
with Mrs. swain. t7as 18th ave. y. T.
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porcaa circle viii meet with Mrs
y. II. Campbell. .ito Ninth ave. W.
50 p. IN.
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day, March IL. at | y. m. Mrs. Marie
4 wernn n~cbe will instruct the class
In browning. Current topics az
$50. Mise Maud McGough. leader.
Take broadway car
City Federation. W. c. I. L.
J CITY federation. W. G. T. L.. VIII
meet al Plymouth Congregational
church at u. m. conf-rene" OF
! eighteen local presidents. led by Mrs.
Emma Woods and Mrs. Ella Hooker
Mrs. Henry LRndes viii speak al a.
Mrs. I.ihbie Beach iirown viii brins
greetings from southern California
woman's Civic Club
woman's civic club viii give ~.
Patrick'a party at the home Of Mrs
otis Inglis. 5si 18Th ave. y. Airs
Ella cudihee. guitar solo. Mrs. w.
q. Martin viii provide other enter
tainmenL Members may bring
guests.
zeta Psi Mothers' Club
Mothers club Of ze,a Poi will mec,
with Mrs. swain. 47as 18th ave y. T.
Dorcas Circle
porcaa circle viii meet with Mrs
I y. II. Campbell. sito Ninth ave. W..
80 p. IN.
Phl Mu Alumnao
Phi Mu aiumnae Will meet At chap
ter house. 7'ss p. m
WomAn's Century Club
French department. Wofnan's Cen
tury club. will meet NJ New Wash
lngton hotel. II a m.
Sigma chi Mothcrs' Club
Sigma Chi Mothers club wlii meet
at the chapter house. tse3 18th avss
\. L. p. m. Election.
Writers Club
Writers club will meet At 5 =. m
in Erickson room OF Y. W. &. A,
stories 10 b. read. Directory Evan
geisne." hy Gertrude niair. BOARD
and Love- by Helen KAHN. Carrie
Writes a story BY Mary NJ Haley.
and poems BY Helen MarinE.
Phi Kappa Psi Moth~rs' Club
Tho Mothers club OF rhi Kappa
Psi fraternity viii moc, neat Tues.
day. al 80 ?. IN.
CAiesdh Club
TIE caieidh club wiil meet Tues.
day. az p. m. with Mira Joseph y
Forbes, .gi Boytnton ave. y.
University Ext~rniou Seryice
The first regular meeting OF the
class In the principles OF arEumeuia,
ton. which In offered by the univer
sity Extension Service. viii be held
In 1914 assembly room. Henry BLDG
Tuesday. March itth. at 7ss O'Clock.
This courue deals with the prin-
cspie= OF oral and written argument
and Is one OF exceptional value TO
the student along these lines. A
large class is especially desired and
all those who arc interested are In.
vited to attend IN. meeting Tuesday
night. Registration IL open a. the
office OF the Extension Service. iosi
Henry bldg Further Information
may be obtained By calling Main
g2s5.
Sigma Kappa Mothers' Club
Mothera' Club Of Sigma Kappa. At
chapter house. f7s. .is; ave y. y.
? ,. m
Clionian Club
Cliorian club will meet with Mrs.
c. A. Flypa. sis Warren ave. at
p. IN Take T.. Queen Anne car.
Emma LAZARUS Auxiliary
Emma Lazarus Auxiliary VIII
meet at Educational Center at n.
m Short business meeting. Card
party for members and friends fol
lowed by Purim celebration
Rsbel<ah Circle
Rebekah Circle with Mrs. ~. II
Campbell. 2f4o Ninth ave- w. at
1870 p. m
DrvpIn Luncheon
Kappa Alpha Theta dropln lunch
con at womens University club. IL
O'Clock 20 ?.
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Phl Mu Alumnao
Woman. Century Clnb

Phi MA aiumnae Will meet at chap
ter house. lss y. IN.
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French department. wornan's Cen
tury club. will meet AZ New Wash
ington hotel. ii a. m.
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Dro1pIn Luncheon

Kappa Alpha Theta dropln lunch.
ron at Women's University club. IL
o'clock 20 ?.
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I.adlr-' Ala Mountain view C,,ur,,,

The ladies' Ala Of Mountain View
Spiritual church will mrct with Mrs.
Stsnee. Ts9 tsth. Tuesday. March IL.
at .. IN.
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sigma Chi Mothers club wtil meet
at tho chapter house. tses 18th av,s
\. L.. : p. IN. Election.
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writer's Club

writer's club viii meet at y. m
In Erickson room OF Y. W. G. A,
stories 20 bo read. Directory Evan
geiine." hy Gertrude niair. BOARD
and Love" By Helen KAHN. Carrie
Writes a story BY Mary NJ. Haley.
and poems BY Helen Maring.
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Tho Mothers club OF Fhi Kappa
Psi fraternity viii meet ncxt Tues.
day. al go p. IN.
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Orthopedlc Guild Committee


orthopedle Guild committee IN
room 1889 Henry Bldg.. AT 10 a. IN.
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T-oe caieidh club will meet Tues
day. AZ 1 p. m. with Mrs. Joseph y.
Forbes, .1i Boyiason ave ~.
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University Ext~rricu Service
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club

Mothera' Club Of Sigma Kappa. at
chapter house. f7s. eiH; ave y. y.
p. IN.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

John Trumbull viii outline the pro-
posed state legislature measures 81
interest TO women and children.
Canon W. H. Bliss viii speak Of
The Narcotic EVIL" and viii ca
plain the Jones Miller bill.
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Emma Lazarus Auxiliary VIII
meet at Educational Center at : n.
m Short business meeting. Card
party for members and friends FOL.
lowed by Purim celebration.
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Rebekah Circle with Mrs. N. II.
Campbell. 2i4o Ninth ave. w. at
1870 D. m
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AND PAUL--AND PARIS
BY ZOE BECKLEY

"A-a hundred and eighty-and
the tax" breathed Polly.
"Whew!" whlsued Paul and fell
silent.
FOLLY was so hurt she dared say
nothing for fear OF tears-or an
sngry outburst. She began putting
tho trock back into its box.
OF course it's all right. dear
said Paul. "Yio Rand kaew,
clothes, and II she helped YOU
choose 1t, it's a swell littlo dud.
knew Violet would"
This was too much.
Miss Rand had nothing to dc
with it." Blazed Polly. "i'i rather
wear a potatosack than have her
choose my clothes. It's cruel OF WI
to suggest that che knows more
than do Iabout what's right tDr ,aa
] hate her-I hate her-I hate her!1
/ Polly turned suddenly, catching
Der breath. and DATED into the 1T
tie dressing room. Paul fled after
her. But the key turned III tae
lock.
tTo Be conttnued.I
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ptecia ion BY eating 70 the point
Of filf satisfaction. II was an oc4
easion % be remenbefed BY al
present WHO were as follows: Mrs.
Frank Barnes, Mrs.. B. Z. Wilson,
Mrs.. George Sporting, Mrs. ]. D,
Bowman, Mrs. 8, J. Smith, Mrs,
Earl Hoibeft, Mrs. WIN Han, Mrs
@. r. Hal, Mrs. Anna Snider, Miss
Laura Snider, Miss Beulah Speri-
ing, Mrs. William Bailey and Mrs.
Anderson Of Baxter, and Mrs. Har
yey McElfresh and also her moth
or, Mrs. johnson, OF Ohio.
Son Born.
. A son was born Thursday morn,
ing to Mr.. and Mrs Scott Bernard,
Mrs. Bernard is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Keller, and the
young people are at present max
ing their home there. Both mother
and child are doing well.
Minister Goes TO Pittsburgh.
Rev. F. e. wiles, the pastor in
charge OF the II. e. church here
Is in Pittsburgh attending the area
conference Of the ministers Of
Pittsburgh and West Virginia con
ferences. He Is expected back in
time to hold tho regular services
Sunday, which will be as follows
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
preaching services at 1880, Ep
worth league at 1900 p. m. Teach
er training class will meet at the
home Of the minister, Rev. F. e
Wiles, Saturday evening.
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CAROLINA
No Service Here

Since he is engaged in revival IN
Monongah Rev. T. ]. Hopson, will
be unable to fill his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday. Other SER
vices will be held as usual, how.
ever. Sunday school will begin at
2 o'clocR and prayer meeting Will
be held at Z o'clock.
Coal Loaded
Coal was loaded here again on
Wednesday, making the first timo
this year that the mine has run
two days in succession.
Take Field Trip
Tempted by the fine weather, the
primary aud intermediate grades
of the Carolina school in charts
of their teacher, Miss Dolly VIII
moth and Mrs. Lessor, went for q
Geld trip Wednesday afternoon,
Nurse Recovered
After n continued Hines, Mrs,
Esther Dodson Is again able to
take up her nursing duties. Tues
day afternoon she took the two
Eek children, who have been stay.
ing for several months at the home
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The brown and orange frock
came home from Paveler's, and Pol
~ took It from its tissue wrappings
with trembling fingers. She could
not afford to have this one 20
wrong.
She had watched every stage OF
its progress from Its silken lining,
so carefully fitted to her slim flg.
ure, to the last detail OF It's finish.
And 1t was, she told herself hold.
ing 1t up against hor, a perfect
thing-a creation OF art,
1t was a Joy just to look at the
delicious luster of the silk, the rich
tint OF It, the way It almost STOOD
alone" as she propped it on the
bett-like Aunt Sues best black
that had lasted 30 years!
Polly could hardly wait for Paul
to come home and be shown the
masterpiece. OF course It had cost
u lot. But when you paid q lot and
got something for 1t, there WASH;
q feeling OF guilt.
She heard her husbands step. Be.
fore he flung open the door, Polly
rushed the dress out OF sight.
"0h, Paul, I've got something to
show you'll" She drew back. beam.
ing, from her kiss OF greeting.
shut your eyes and don't peep
while ! get 1t arranged"
"Now-behold!" She drew back,
waiting.
Paul turned, approached the
dress casually, plnched the sleeve
between his thumb md finger. TITS
a nice little dress-put 1t on"
"But-but Paul! Don't you like
1t, dear?"
till you wear 1t. Docs brown suit
you? When will the one from Paw
erel's be ready?"
Polly tried to speak, but could
only manage q gasp. She sat down
quickly in the nearest chair.
And she thought he would rave
Her beautiful. carefully-choserl
painstakingly supervised Payerel
frock! And he didn't oven guess Il
was the PaverelI .Well-therc
was simply no use expecting a man
to understand dress. Polly was
heartsick.
What is it, dear-don't look like.
that. l tell you l do like It. It'E
real cute. bet you'll look n dream
in It. You'd make any dress look
swell"
"But-oh, Paul" Polly could
hardly keep the tears out of her
voice, don't you understand; it
is the Paverel. suppose It hooks
to you like n cheap little hand:mc-
down from a department store, and
it's one Of tho loveliest models Paw,
erel had. Why, TIT cost a..-per.
feet fortune!"
Paul looked blank. He said moth.
ing but examined the. trocK again,
clunsily.
What do you call a fortune?' Hs
agured hastily what he paid for Ills
own suits--someth'ng between $50
and $50 perhaps :
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rance left the room 1hug hing heart
ilyt to the great indignation Of fIs
datghter
But several months later, when
the engagement Of Ethel Dorrance
to the rising young lawyer, John
Harris, was announced, and the
newspapers limited at the romantic
beginning of their courtship Ethel
made confession to her father.
Daddy dear, he did ask for his
handkerchief, and l told him that
y wanted to keep II TO remember
him by. And daddy. now can
keep It always-and I'm so happy"
And her father, remembering
how that scrap Of linen had stood
between his daughter and death.
agreed that It was quite proper
that It. should remain in the family.
Copyright 1922, by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndlcate.)
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"'oh, botherauon! grumbled
the rich man. I can't help the
fellow. l need every cent 1 can
get my hands on TO buy more of
that stock that pays so well.
can't help it II he's Sick
BY this time more Of my bro
theirs were coming out OF the pipe
and when l told them the trouble
they were as indignant as was.
SO we got our heads together and
decided TO do something. We all
got round his head and murmur:
ed into his ears, Poor John! Dear
John! Don't you remember when
you were boys together?"
"And the rich man began to
think OF his youth and his little
brother.
Suddenly he got up, strobe
over 10 his desk and wrote check
for a thousand dollars and put 1t
into an envelope.
II feel that I've done some good
on EARTH" said the smoke-ring
proudly.
ITO BE continued)
Copyright, 1922 EEA service
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q Mr. and Hrs Floyd Moats
back TO Hutchinson Tor i visit
perteraIs
fioyd Aoats mad6 i business
trip. 20 clarksburg Tuesday oven
ing.
Mrs. Ella wallace went 10
shinnston Tuesday for = short visit
with relatives there.
Perry AFTER OF Fairmont came
here Thursday to replace Mrs. E
]. Smaltwood who has been IN
charge OF the colored school. Mr..
AFTER received his appointment
through the resignation OF Mrs.
Oscar James, the teacher.
w. p. Michaels, superintendent
OF schools in Lincoln district Wis
tied the Carolina schools wednes.
day.
Granville Perkins and Howard
Mason were business callers in
Worthtngton on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. s. R. Watkins returned 10
her home here on Tuesday even.
ing from q visit with her sister IN
Lumberport.
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BILIOUS CHILDREN
Black-Draught, Long in Success.
full Use, Praised by an Arkan.
sas Mother, "Soon Docs
Its Work.

Its Work"
Marmaduke, Ark.-Speaking OF
Thedford's Black-Draught, which
from long use In her household
has become regarded as 1.-THE fam
lily medicine" Mrs. Mary 2. Hill,
Of Route /, this place, says:
when the children get bilious,
/ give them couple of good doses
and when we have sour stomach,
headache, or any liver or stomach
trouble, we use Black-Draught. 1t
is an easy laxative, and soon does
the work. I certainly think 1t is
one OF the best remedies made. Z"
Black-Draught acts on the jad-
ed liver, gently. but positively,
and helps II in its important fun
ction Of throwing out waste ma.
terials and poisons from the sys-
tom.
In thousands of households
Blaek-Draught is kept handy for
immediate use in time Of need.
Prompt treatment prevent slight
ills from developing into serious
troubles.
It's well-established merit, dur
ing more than 40 years of sue
cessful use, should convince you
of tho helpful effects obtainable
by taking Black Draught for liy-
er and stomach disorders. Get a
package today and keep 1t in your
house. SEQ that the package bears
the words "Thedford's Black:
Draught."
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Stomach Prescription
Of a Great Physician
Waiter |. Main, the Great Show
Man Of Geneva, Ohio, Says:


II had stomach trouble for many
years and spent much time and
money with doctors but no relief.
a friend advised DIR. orth's stom.
ach Remedy. was induced to.try
It and now am glad l did as l am
now a we'll man, feeling good, and
mighty glad TO recommend It to all
who suffer from any form Of stom-
aGh trouble. Yours truly, Walter
L. Maine, Geneva, Ohio, May 20,
1921"
DR.. Orth's Stomach Remedy Is
the greatest prescription for indl.
gestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
gas helching or any stomach agony
distress or misery. Go to yom
druggist and get a package right
away. The very first dose mus
bring relief. II You truthfuIly can
say It has done you no good take
the box back to your druggist and
got your money back. Mt City
Drug Co., Il. g q, Drug Store can
supply you.
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Marion County Boy to
Plan Smoke Chambers

1t falls to the lot OF a .Marloa
county boy, R. E. Salvati OF Monon
gah. to draw the plans for the en-.
largement OF tho smoke chambers
In the coal mining department,
West Virginia university, Morgan-
town, in connection with mine res.
cue work. Snlvati is a senior stu.
dent in the coal mining course at
W. ". U.
Recently r. M. Lambie, Charles.
ton, chief of the department OF
mines OF West, Virginia, while or
o visit to the university, author.
lied tho enlargement OF the smoke
chambers SO that the men might
betraincd more efficiently in
breathing apparatus.
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One and one-half cups sifted
squash, 2 tablespoons grated
cheese, 9 eggs, 1-2 cup chopped
nuts. 1 81 cups milk, 1 tea
spoon salt, 1.S teaspoon pepper,
/ tablespoon butter.
Mix squash, cheese, salt and pep
per, nuts and butter with mill;
Beat eggs we'll and add to mixture
Turn into a well buttered baking
dish and bake half an hour in |
moderate oven.
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SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright, 1871. N, q. AZ

Perhaps you canned quite q loi
of squash last fall OF acquired man!
cans In a canned goods sale. Hert
are some nourishing and maybe
different ways OF using It up.
It does not pay to keep canned
vegetables over into the next sea
son, SO use them all up before
fresh home grown ones come into
market.
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HOULT
Quilting Party.

Quilting Party.
An old fashioned quilting party
was held at the home Of Mrs. Har.
Vey McElfresh Wednesday eve
ming, when the friends and neigh.
bors met with Mrs. McElfresh's
mother, Mrs. Harry johnson, for.
merly Of Hoult but now Of Pstter.
son, Ohio.
A splendid dinner was served,
and the guests showed their up.