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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-13
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
HELD FOR sHoWALTERs

Impressive funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon al
the Baptist Church at Smithfield,
Pa, for Mr.. and Mrs. II. G,
Showalter, whose bodies were
brought there the day previous
from their home at Kansas City,
Mo. A large number Of friends
and relatives gathered there foe
the services. which were conduct.
ed by the Rev. I. a. Austin, pas.
tor Of the Baptist Church, assisted
by the Rev. o. B. woofteE Of
Salem, formerly Of Hatrisyille,, Pa,
the former home OF tho deceased !.
Owing to the fact that the peo-
pie going from Fairmont TO the
funeral were detained on account
OF the bad conditions OF the roads,
the services were not held untl 8
o'clock.
Following the services the bodies
were placed In one grave IN the
family burial plot In the cemetery
at Smithfield. where lie buried
three generations of the lShoRalter
family. =
In the party from Fairmont, who
attended the funeral were Judge
and Mrs, q. NJ. Showalter and
sons, Brock and Emmett, and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard w. Showalter.
Mrs. Ford Rogers ) Of : Kansas
City, who accompanied the bodies
there, came on hare last evening
aud will remain here for some time
with her brothers, Judge p u.
and Howard w ShoWaIter. For
the present she a III tbe home OF
MI. and 9aa frs Shot walter g Pee;
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COAL LAND VALUES J
IN STATE OUTLINED

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 10.
Coal aud oil land values held tho
attention OF the assessors Of the
stete today at the second days ses.
sions Of their annual conference
with the tax commissioner, while
the assessment Of fruit and. farm.
Ing lands and Of banks and frate7.
nal organizations was to be dis.
cussed at the meeting. j
F. c. Krebes, Charleston mining
engineer, who has been comforting
with assessors on coal valuations,
presented a schedule proposed fot
use in the coming year and ex.
planned the respective merits and
values Of the various coal deposits
in the state. The Importance OF
coal lands in determining property
values in West Virginia he pointed
out by showing that in thirty.six o;
the fifty.five counties coal mining
is being carried On while from ninc
to fourteen other counties have Goa,
deposits not now under develop.
ment. The second address Of the
day was BY w, B. Hopaker, who
discussed "leasehold" and othe:
personal property values in coal
development. Tax COMMISSIONS
W. s. Hallanan led a DISCUSSION OF
the 1923 valuation Of oil prodhc.
ton, In which assessors Of the oil
producing counties took part.
Judge J. T. simms. assistant to the
commissioner, spoke on assessment.
of gas royalty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-13
WARRINGTON FLOOR
TEAM GETS STARTED

BENNINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Bask-
etball practice at Warrington
Hfgh School began in earnest this
week, and there Is every indica.
ton Of Coach G. G. Blake being
able to put a. fast, we'll coached
team on the floo1 for the first
game OF the season, when Man
Rlngton and Parsons meet Decem
Der 81 at Warrington.
The squad has been cut to
twenty-five Of the most promising
candidates, and these will be
weeded out to about fifteen later
on Il Is believed. Nearly all of
the men are showing up In great
shape, and the older men are be-
ing showed already by some Of
the younger chaps who will un-
dnubted1y make a hard fight for
the varsity this year.
-Four Of last years lette1 men
shew all their old pep and life
with additional weight and judg-
ment, but IL the team is selected
on merit even these men viii be
forced 70 keep to the hig6st pitch
!, &c they are to retain their old po-
'sihons.
Some Of the new rulings are
causing a little trouble, but It ia
believed that the quintet will be
In first class condition for the
Parsons game. Many OF the can
didates are from the football
squad, and they are going into
basketball with all the vim and
grim earnestness that characteriz-
ed their play on the grid.
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DROUGHT THREATENS
HARDgC0AL OUTPUT

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, Dec. 10.
Drought conditions in the anthra
ute region threaten seriously to
nttrtail the hard coal output. The
situation Is one of the worst ever
sxnerienced, little rain having fal.
len IN the last six months. At
least one colllery already has sus,
pended operations because Of the
scarcity Of water, and 1t is feared
others will have to do so unless
here is rain or snow soon.
Nearly all the collleries arc get.
ling water by train from streams
miles away or from the Susque.
hanna River, and the cold weather
- making this more and more dif.
actIts Tho fresh water shortage
~ becoming alarming In some sec.
lions. Wash days In Mount Car
tteliwere dispensed with this week,
while Shamokin. Kulpmont, Marin
Heights, Ashland and. Locust Gap
ne getting water only at certain
tpnrs OF the day or night. Sham.
okitt Is on n four hour a day ser.
Ylceswith> the pressure in the mains
barely sufficient to carry supply to
the high points y Fresh drinking
water is being sold on the streets
by Mariners from tho surrounding
eotAsry.
The big Nauto dams, which aup
nv water for the Pennsylyani i
A4ght3 g Power Co., arc rapidly dry.
ing up. The company furnishes
current to communities within q
radius Of fifty miles from Nauto.
THE reservoirs IN the Hazelton dis.
trict, which normally contain $780,.
100000 gallons Of water, are down
q. 100000 gallons.
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Warrant Charging lanes
Berry With Reckless priv.
ing Dismissed.

Joe Haynos and ctarle7 Wilson,
aTretted by members Of the city
police force last night on charges
u being Intoxicated on the city
streets, drew fines OF IS and costs
zach this morning. They paid tho
required amount and were released.
Acting Mayor ". 3. Arnett presid.
over the session.
~ was learned after police court
THIS morning that one Of the men
Hscaped o aiiSsentence and heavy
tine by slipping a pint bottle 81
t1oonshine out Of his pocket into
the seat Of the city car while being
brought % the police station last
hight
When the city car was brought
) the station from the garage this
iorning Chief Of Police Z. D. sni.
der found the bottloSot whisky ~
Ping in the rear seat. It was dark
when the prisoner was transported
to the station In tho car. and the
bottle was not noticed.
A Especial session OF police court
was held yesterday afternoon at
which James Barry was tried on q
charge OF recklessly driving al
aitnk Sohila that had been wrecked
ut IN pcorneE Of Madison and Quiz.
~ Streets early Monday morning.
1lhe city was unable to prove that
Nrg4,irry was driving tho car, and
ae warrant against him was dis
issSa
y BIZ " was represented by Attor
ney Brooks Deveny, while City Al.
torney Albert Kern looked after
the prosecution in the case. Act.
Ing Mayor w. E. Arnett presided
md dismissed the charge when ths
police were unable to make case
sgainst the prisoner.
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TRACTION NOTES

The first issue Of Courtesy and
Service" the new house organ OF
the NJ. p. 4 r. Co., Is Just of
the press. It IL q one page, eight
column newspaper with notes Of
sinterest to employer of the com.
pany. II will be issued from time,
70 time, taking tho place Of q com.
pany3 magazine for the pTEnent. One
Or the suggestions 10 the present
isBueS Is to send o. Christmas card
% the little crippled girl at ZeIs.
ine, Addressing the card to Miss
Iosephine schrippa, Meadowbrook,
~ Va.
cent Holloway has resigned at
5ii serport, and DR.. Z. @. Oyster
70 filiing the place tenorarily.
Earl b. Smith and his CONNER;
clnl staff have new offices now 81
tho third noor 'front.' Of tho Beth.
sashem Building, Just over the off.
'res Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
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NOTICE..

Notice ID hereby given that al
meeting Of all the stockhoiders oil
the Flat Run Gas Coal company
Q corporation created and organ
lied underline laws Of the state u
West Virginia, held at the law or
flee Of ,. a. orttnan, IN the city
Of Pontiac, and state Of illinois, on
the goth day of November, A. D.
1922, at which meeting an OF iha
capital stock Of said company wal
represented and voted IN favor OF
the same the. following resoiutions
were unanimously adopteds
Resolved: First That the Fla;
Run Gas coal Company q CORPORA
ton created and Organized undo.
the laws OF the state OF West VI
ginia, does hereby discontinue busr
ness as o corporation and surren
ders to said state rs Charter and
CORPORATE Franchise. 1,he Board
OF Directors Will proceed to COZ.
vert the property, chooses Ia action
and al assets Of thls Corporation
III, - utsrnhFte
y, lts qegts !iapllltles and obnEa
yeas 9. 4, an 4 after \. tplly discherglne
cations divide the remainder
s .IgS tne stoeRnoldefs pro rata,
WIZ tnetr several holdings Of
stock, but no such payment uha'.
ne made 70 any stoclthoider until
after the blcation of the notes
hereinatte provided.
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BUSINESS rARALYzEp.

WARSAW, Dec. 13.-The min
lister Of the interior has been
forced to resign as q result OF
Mondays riotins In, connection
VIII the Installation OF G.! Narli.
towicz as president OF Poland,
The chief OF police has been dis.
missed and is to be prosecuted.
Most OF the. workmen have
gone on strike as a protest
against the outbreak. The bust
ness Of the city Is tparalyzed.
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GARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
for the kindness shown us in our
late bereavement, and also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. L. B. MORGAN,
GEORGE RACER,
CLARENCE RACER.
ALLEN RACER
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This Date in History
DECEBER 10.

N UEUEBER 10,
! is45-The great Council Of
Trent opened.
15e5-conrad Gesner, a Swiss
botanist died. \
1577-Drake sailed from Ply
mouth, England, In the Golden.
Hind, on his voyage around tho
world. He was the second nayi.
gatou to accomplish this feat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-13

~ ts1Es1LEaE G4S,ka4Gea. u 80.
want 10 buy, sell OF exchange &c.
yertise yuur wares In Tampa and
South Florida One o. the moss
prosper as regions OF today, AZ
ways use Timea want Ads. Lara
.ess Tampa circulation and lRrges.
daily average want I'D lineage OF
any Florida paper, Guaranteed to
al advertisers, Regular rate one
cen. per word. Mopthly rate on up.
plieatton Inquiries cheeffully an,
.sWsred. Address TILE TAMPA
TIMES. TAmpa. llorid1. 1904
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llsoal-Ilands

$50 ACRES coal located on N. N
i. n r, upper FTeepcrt sold.
balances for sale. $50 acres adj
iaeent- Bakefstown only, this vein
ts already opened. Short haul AtI
dress Dr. Q; s. 3 Fortney HunS
dfed, ". Va, 81 Geo IS whits.i
wood. ". w. q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-13
Boarders Wanted

GENTLEMEN RoARDERs-Room
and Board $1,000 per week; new
~ fitted up; tree bath: modern con,
yentences; FAlRMoNT BOOMING
HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, 3l{
Water St. Phone 1869. 6IoSA
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SPECIAL NOTICE

~ WdQA II MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned; Charles CLARK.
residing at Four States. In Mar
Ion County, West VIrginia, will.
on the 21st day 81 December
1892. OF 10 o'clock, noon. mako
application to the eireuit court OF
Marion County. West ylrgsnln-
for a state license to carry about
my person q revolver. M occu.
patton is that oteItiS ht.waichman
for the Four States Eoai Com
pany.
This sth day Of December. 1922.
CHARLES CLARK.
NOTICE OF TRusTEEis SALE
BY virtue OF q deed OF tfust
executed TO tho undsfaiened John
=: Phillips. trustee; by stolln
Lauro and James Lauro. her hus.
band, dated the 9th day OF January.
I1e2s, and recorded a. the cierk'n
office OF the County Court OF Ma.
ron County, West Virginia, Ia
Trust Deed Book number be. paes
1S2, to secure the payment OF Ger
tam promissory notes fully mon.
toned and described therein, and
default having been made In he
payment thereof, and being no.
quested SO 10 do BY the holder of
said notes, I, the said trustee, viii.
on the 22nd, day OF December.
1922, commencing at 3 o'clock 2.
N :, ct the front door OF che Court
House Of said Marion County, scti
the property conveyed to me, nv
way OF public auction. to tho
highest bidder.
Said real estate consists OF Int
OF ground on which IS located a
three story brick Building with
basement and IS situated between
Water street and Mil lstreet Of tue
City OF Fairmont In Marion Conn.
", West Virginia, bounded as FOL.
lows:
Beginning nc q point in the line
OF Water street, a corner to LOT
formerly owned by idelia NJ.
4tAAA sAA3pgt t1AAN lAAlA1hb WIN lQC 4lnc
OF said lot a distance Of thlrty.sls
feet toward the Monongahelu
River to an iron pom y the line
of said Mil street; thence With
the line OF Mil street thirty.seveu
feet to the corner Of another lot.
and with the limo 81 this last
named lot q distance Of thirty
six feet 10 said water street:
thence with the line Of waLor
street. thirty seven feet to tbs
place Of beginning, together vito
all the rights and improvements
thereunto belonging, as tho same
rs set out In said deed Of trust, re.
ference to which As hereby bIade.
TERMS OF SAEEs 0ne.third. or
as much more as the purchaser
wishes to pay, cash on the day Of
sale: one,thlrd on or before one
year, and one third ON OF before
two years.. from the day OF sale,
the purchaser giving Interest bear
ing notes with approved security
and retaining the title as further,
security until the unpaid purchase
money Is paid
JOHN F.. PHfIiLIps, Trustee.
Nov 80, Dec. 6, 10. 20.
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Houses And lois

TWO LOTS located at Sycamore
Addition, Warrington, w. Va.
Write to John Vivcne, Company
ST" First Infantry. Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
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Florida

MELBOURNE By THE sEA-on
account Of unforeseen clrcun.
stances must dispose Of my Brick
bungalow, furnished, double garage
and one extra lot, price $1,000.
Terms $4,000 cash, balance one
two and three years. Mrs. f. A,
Gibbs, Melbourne, Fla. 6154A
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CHRISTMAS TREES
Place your order now.
Free delivery prices right
Phone John OBJ eirpe
1510-J.
k,lsinps7 o OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-Rsstaurant aud Con
tectionery. Only lunch room n
place. See Bird or wife at Gov.
cred Bridge, Rarrackyille. Phoar
21.F2 IS .; 616SA
z NIA:ail E'LORID1, D5IY
Metropolis Want Ads / No Pei.
vaFd cash g with OsdeF. Z, !, /. /. !,
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Inst And Fonnd

ON FRIDAY DEcEMBrR IN,
open face gold watch and chain.
Hamilton movement, II Jewel
F4Rdst please return to Advertis-
tng Department, The Wost VII.
gt1tan and receiye reward.
No. 6i76-A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-13

PIANO and Victrola like new,
Grandfather's clock, chest Of
drawers; bed springs, and mat
tress, druggets. bureau, aiming
table, sideboard and chairs drop
leaf table. 200 Locust Avenue.
Nn6173 "A.
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Male Han Wanted
Female Help Wanted

= - sfs--s5SS
a GIRL for general houseworts
falSily OF three. Apply at 202
Diamond street. e159 A
WANTEp-Lady clerk IN general
store. sos Pennsylvania Avenue.
Apply in person.
No. s17s.A
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FORD SEDAN, Al condition
Bargain for cash. B. j. Tooth,
man, COL Mt. Vernon avenue.
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NYallntedI

:
RAGS-Iiighsst prices paid for
secondhand hnflSp and cotton
bags. Freight allowance on iafgs
Shipments. Send description Z f &
Richmond Bag Co,
Richmond, Va. COSTA
WANT 10 hear from owner haY-
Ing farm for saleI give paftt.
e1lats and lowest price, John ].
Rlaek Ghippswa FAILS WILSON,
SIN 59S4A
Piano Tuning & Re.
RAIsrE HAwLEY. Tuner. Manu-.
farhirefs registered mechanic No
2ss, telephone 4c7.H. ss7iAl
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Miscellaneous Tor Sale

TWO POOL tables Complete "a
cues two sets balls, everything
ready to go to playing. Price CON-
plete S225.0o. Anybody desiring a
bargain look these tables over.
s. L. Rice, Downs, West Virginia.
No. 6174.A
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TWo-ToN TRAFFIC. rRUUK. a
remarkable bargain for cash.
Write A. g. Atha, Warrington,
". Va. sbss4A
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DIR. DEEM, CalRoPoDIST AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT sHuRr
LEFT AND WELToN's EVERY
MONDAY. 60S6A
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FOR SALE,

~ FOR SALE,
Modern four room house on
Speedway. hardwood, bath, gas
and electricity. Basement laundry,
stationary tubs. Lot 59x14O. Coz
yeniently located for either en-.
ployes Of Owens or Domestic Coke.
Price $3.50. one.third cash, bal
ance same as rent. For further IN.
formation call l651.R.
EASY TERMS on Spruce street
cottage. -Four rooms. bath. Also
four rooms on Speedway car l!na
GEO. II. BRoBsT. G127 q
4. Opticians .,.-
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.Phlladeiphia Battery PerYiSe

fhIAue4phla battery service
In Fatrmcnt Carnage Works
rechargtng and repairing on ali
makes Of batteries: Philadelphia
Dlamoat Grid Batteries, GIals
anteed two Year,.
John N sRYag, Prop.
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. Professional Service
Office 3l2 Deveny Bldg.
FAIRMoNT, w. va.
PHONE 14o1-J

FAlRMoNT BEAUTY SHOP. We
HAVE Just received a line Of
"a inch switches. Priced from
$3.50 up. Cali 1893 for appoint
ment, $40 Monroe street, opposite
postottiee. Rosie Tucker. Proprie-
tress.
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WHAT Will your Ellt to the
family be? A DODGE automts-
bile OF course. Ask about our
easy payment plan. SNYDER no.
TOR CO.
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JERSEY COWS, 8, q and
5years old, now milking. See o.
=. Ballah. so5 Glenn Avenue. y
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1921 cHEvRoLETs, Call at lay
mans Garage. Phone 14o5-Jxl,
No RhAk.A
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-02
A Stubborn Cough
LO0Sens Right Up
This home made remedy Is won-
der for quick results. Easily
and eheaply made.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Here is.a hoino.aadc syrup which mil
ilions OF people have found to he The
most dcpcndablesug OF breaking up
stubborn coegiis. tits cheap and simple,
but vely rrnngt ~ action Under its
fhedincs soothing i1flilcncc, chest sore
ness goes phleg,n iisoecns. breathing be.
comes, easier, tiekiijl.sin tliroai stops anu
You 81 a rood nights res;ful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con-
qucrcd by il in ~ hours or less. Nothing
better for bronchitis. hoarseneis, Group,
throat tickle. bronchial asthma OF win
ter coughs.
70 make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 30 ounces of PincX into a pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
graduated sugar syrup and shake thor.
oughlv. 1t YOU prefer, use clarified
molasscs, honey, or corn syrup, instead
OF sugar syrup. Either way. YOU get
a full pmt--a family suppv-of much
better cough syrup than Won could buy
ready made for three times the money.
Keeps perfectly and children love its
pleasant taste.
Piucx Is special and highly conccn.
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract. known the world over for
its prompt healing effect upon the men,
hrancs.
10 avoid disappointment ask YOUR
druggist for "2la ounces OF PimcN' with
full directions. and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pincx Co., TT. Wayne,
Ind.
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TIE Wiser Course.

The AtchSon Clobc says young
man was Tilted in hat town The other
night hrrHuSc he is always telling
What great man lc IL, and the young
lady is going TO marry another man
who, is always. saving what. great
Cir she Kansas tilv Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-02

ST. Lukc's hospital in New York, fol.
owing a serious operation. Word re
ceived today was assuring and also
contained the added information that
the patient would probably be able
to sit up before the end Of the week.
Fresh line of dressed chickens and
,ow.s at the Checkerline. 80
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-02

The little yellow root Of the rinsens
plant is used by the chinese as fool
AMI medicine. Specimens resembling
the human body often command their
weight ia gold because " surpassed
occult virtues. Neither species III
ginseng, however, is considered by TIE
occidental physicians to have any pr,.
uOunccd medicinal Qualit es.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-02

Science neceSsiiales faith
commensurate with II e grandcr orbits
and universal laws which II tliScloSes.
Yet il does not surprise the moral sen
limcni. That WAS older, and awaited
expcc,ant these larger insightS.- Emer-
son.
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NOTICE

The board OF civil authority Of the
town of SALISBURY VIII meet at the
town clerks office Saturday, October
%. and Saturday, November A. from
| 0 clock to 8 o'clock p m, on each
day for the purpose of revising the
check list to be used November Z.
All persons wishing to vote at the
election should see that their names
are on the check LIST.
i. f. Rice.
Town c ERIK.
SALISBURY, VT, Oct 90 1922.
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Isn't Nature Wonderful.

II is said that the cocOnut palm viii
supply about every physical need Of
man--focd, drink. shelter. fuel, ulcn-
slls and IL need be. clothes. \ South
American proyerb runs. "A coconut
tree is n brides dowry. BOSTON Tran
script 4.fssy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-02
For Pimply Skin
PeterS0n's Oiatment

AN piup,es are Inflammation of
the skin, says Peterson. and the
best and gu ckest way to get rid of
them is to use petersons ointment
Used bv millions for eczema, skin
and scalp itch. ulcers. sore feet and
piles. All druggists S5c, &c, SlO0
$3.50, S5.O0,-Advertisement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-09
When A Girl
Marries
By ANNE Isle

With Jaime I am a wonderful part
ner. We read the signal from the
one to the other so perfect it is al
most as if we showed across the table
the hand. But like US you would
never play. You should not try. If
you try think you get yourself al
ways with too big a. contract on your
hands. And you give big penalty. You
lose maybe more than you can afford
See-I advise you for your own good"
Her smile as she said 1t was flash
ingly sweet. I think it deceived even
such clever folk as Virginia and Pat.
But I felt had received a warming
knew that Rosa gloried in the dis
covery that I was a plodding,' anna
flourish player of the game in which
with Jaime she was a wonderful
partner"
At that moment determined to
learn as much about bridge - and
other games of finesse-as an earn
est will could enable me to absorb.
Aloud, I said lightly, and before any
one else had a chance to comment:
Your deal, isn't it Jeanne? I've
never given enough-wefght to this
game. But imagine that-some day
with Jim for a partner, I can give
you your choice of the field of other
men-and win, Mrs. Cordova."
Rosa turned to Pat with a gay
exclamation. But felt the barb be-
hind her word.
ceited mink? Maybe, Patrick I get
you to help me sometime and we show
her how pride rides for fa1l.''