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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-02

Swank Dyes Clothing-Maiu 7s1
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-02

Edrewatcr Floral Place for Fun
craI flowers phone Nlsh t.. +1tf
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i. Z. Bryan, formerly prOprietOr
OF a restaurant here. has arrived
from Nashville. Tenn, with his fam
lily and reside here. He has taken a
position at the Weber kash grocery.
Plants and fresh SPRINGS flowers
at EdwarteT Floral Place. 31tt
Dodge BROTHERS cars wi. be reluc-
ed i'm price Feb. call Bob Harvey.
Mish. 14S4 for new prices. Adv.31t3
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms And Land For sale $:

FOR SALE 1O0- acre farm. including
stock. tools feed will trade for city
property Inquire at Ia W. Broad
way. Nishawaka o9tI
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MiSha 70aka Classified
AUTOMOBILES


FoBpS To THE PARTY DESIRING
A GOOD CHEAP USED FORD CAR
CALL MISHAWANA 20IT EVENINGS
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services Oncrcd. Is
MEL Ihn sewing cos AUge St.
i.llv-h 22tI
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FOR SALE-Wfl sacrifice for quick sale
ON account ~ sickness. s rooms and
one acre of ground, first house south
"f railroad :. Beiger ST.; 5000 dow
40
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FOR SALE EQUITY in lot In Floral
Park Will take Ford car In exchange.
g.. % Wolford phone Mishawaka 524
1t3
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PORTAGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
ANNTAL REPORT OF 1921.
EXPENDITURES

East Side Coal Yard coal Rockhil
+ vit1fars electrical supplies i q.
Ia & Nfirh FTrc. Co lights -.... IS
Andrew Troeger. repair smokestack
, 1922-11-02
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES. CYRISTIANSTED SUB
JoDiGiAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
SUSANNAH MARGÐ PLASKEII,
DECEASED,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed executor
of the estate of SUSANNAH MAR-
GRETH PLASKErT, deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same to La vyer A. E. STAKEMANN at
his Office, No. 7f8 King Street in Chris
tiansted, with the necessary proofs
within six months from the date of this
notice.
Christiansted, ST. Croix, V. l. U. S.,
this 18th day OF September 1922.
JOSEPH PLASKETp,
EcgcMtOr.
, 1922-11-02
In The District Court Of The Virgin Is
lands Of the United States, Christian
sled Sub-JudiGi2I District
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ARTHUR QUEALE, DECEASED.

NOTICE S hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed admins
QUEALE, deceased, late of Estate
Canaan.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present same
to the undersigned at his Office, No. TO
King Street in Christian8ted, with the
necessary proofs, within 6 months from
the date of this notice.
Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I. U. s,
this 4th day Of October 1922.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
administrator.
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FOR RENT

Stores of all sizes and locations $30 up. Broom apartment, 221s 9th Av either furnished or unfurnished. ' 7-room cottage. SIP N. 17th St., arrange for families. 4-room cottage, 151o 18th Ave. s-room cottage on North Highlandl lot. 3-room apartment for couple witho' dren. $22.5o. S-room house for colored people, 14th St.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agf
 POT Title Guarantee Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE, RET
 HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT

OI REIN l Location Rooms 1875 S. 18th Ave. ..... 1929 s. 14th St, apartment 1o29h s. 14th St.. apartment Arcola heat.
 935 s. goth St., apartment 6 Heat, water. etc.. furnished. 502h s. goth St..... 6 sos N. 24th St. .... 8 Store and rooms above. 510 N. 24th St., ....... 2321 5th Ave. N. ....... 8 1894 Sd Ave. N. ...... Newly paperedi 221 Sth St., N. ........... 209 F N. 22d St., .......... 16
 Apartments HI N. 29th St.. rooms, in exec 1925 S. 18th St, rooms. furnishe or unfurnished, $e0 or..
 MOTION REALTY c
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MERCHANDISE
WANTED 10 BUY

WOULD like to exchange some player
 pianos or Grafonoas for good used
 pianos; will sell Columbia records at half price. E. E. Forbes 6 Sons, 1922
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS oPPOKTUNITTEs s7

STORE MANAGERS WANTED-We are opening chain tire stores in every town of 2.000 population of more, and need capable managers to run them. earnings of s3.500 to $15.000 a year is assured the right man; a moderate investment required and fully secured; tire experi- ence not necessary; our plan of co-op- eration brings business to you; we have interesting facts to convince the most skeptical. Write A. J. Stephens Associ- ated Tire Stores. New Center Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
 1906 N, 18th st., 5-r. cottage. $so.oo 2319 18th ave-, N, 4-r cottage. 20.00 TIP S. 12th st. 5-r. cottage. 25.00 l3l4 Sylvan ave. rooms. ......... 5000 907 S. 17th st.. II rooms; will add
 another bath: walking distance. 14Is Tuscaloosa ave, rooms .. 4o.0o 1417h Tuscaloosa ave, 4-r. apt. 20.00 1907 10th ave. S., 9-r., baths.... $500 l221H Ave. H. 4-r apt, heated. ... 40.0o l432H Allen st.. private Ar. apt 27. 902 S. 10th st. rooms ........... 5000 5s24 zd ave-, s.. rooms .....-... 40.0o pike .................. 2o.oo Three-room cottage. Gate City ..... 1000 lawn .................e 4o.oo ssi S. i2th st.. 4 rooms. ......... 2o.oo HOS Berney ave-. 4-r. cottage. ..... 20.o0
 LOUIE REESE & co.
 5o7 Title Guarantee Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

1nade-to-order rustless fly screens for Birmingham and vicinity: must be live wire and able to install the screens: at tractive terms to right party. Apply King Bros. & Collier, Inc, Newport News, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
HOUSES FOR RENT

6o7 Title Guarantee Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Will lease beautiful Mountain View Inn at Edgewood Park for the season; completely equipped and ready to do business. Man and wife experienced in boarding house or restaurant business pre- ferred. Must be able to make $500 deposit. Apply 42o Jefferson County Bank Bldg. from II to ? o'clock.
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PADEN CITY

laden city. Sept - --Niss E"rt>a
Tosk inS"n and Nj. Ok"v Slider. h"'r
Of this city wcr" united I'm marr'ac" IN
the Presbyterian Mausc IN SistrrSv.ilc.
Saturday evening. Mrs slider - tn"
daughter Of Mrs He'll "Il"skinSon. Mr.
Slider - employed ut tho MononEahcia
Iron and Steel Mil. They Viii rcS'I"
here.
Mrs q. s. Frcumd has as hcr CUES:
her sister. Miss Ann, Th"rscn Of rllt9-
hurgh
John LchCw Of Marriott ahas returned
after brief visit n; the home OF Chas.
Lehcw.
Miss Mary Tnstir. Miss Gnidio Stew
art and George Moore have gone To
points out the. Short Line where they
will teach the coming term.
Miss Elizabeth Moore. who underwent
mn operation in the North Wheeling
hospital for tho removal OF her tUnSilS.
Is getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. iIoughellon Of Pitts
hurEh were guests over the week end Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. kcifcr Mr.. HouEh
ellen was the FIRST manager OF tho Padcn
City Pottery.
Mrs. Myrtle WIsc and children o.
,Middlchournc arc guests Of her sister.
Mrs. George banner.
August fOrtSwlnCIfr ANA Grover COOK
who spent their vacation with relatives
In Indiana. n;Src returned to tho city.
Eddie Taught - confined 10 his homo
In Second avcnuc because of illness.
Mrs. Carrie Fankhauscr has rs her
guest Miss Mamie k;nkald Il y. OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. Clarke Wceklcy has returned
from Wheeling whcr" she visited friends
and attended, rho q n fni
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd" huffman are par
cnts OF n baby hoy. The mother was
before her marriage Misg Jnanne slider
Miss Ella ~ III rarkershurE IS spend
Ing few days with her parents. NJ.
and Ms. !. W. IT..
\ reunion Of the Kmhlc family was
held sunday 1t the homo oC Iriah KIM
bic or Willow Fork. \ sumptuous din
ner served a. noon was feature OF the
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SISTERSVILlE

Si.i""sili'" Sept. III. Fl "t'nrl.
10" NarSh"ii one Of the hsst known
residents uf Tyler County. and 0n" Of
tn" "ll'S, members OF tie NdG '"l'nur nc
Masonic l.uuEr. today celebrated his So
hti'ndnH anniversary. SiKty-ono years
aE" today MIR. Marshali went 10 Co
.UmluS Ohio. where he enlisted as a
lu"Ehcr uf Company D. Twenty-s~venth
ONO. and vas sent TO the Ozark noun
'a:na He participated IN tho battle or
L"nhoVt Mountain and was with Sh-r-
man on his march To the Sea Mr.. Mar
shall removed 10 this city few years
.'ro from Middlchnurne. During his
residences ut tho county seat he held
ihr office Of chief Of police. town ser
-""mt. street commissioner. anc SOC
lrtary and treasurer.
Tho Sistersville Public Library board
may sponsor a movement to establish
in this city to preserve relics
and documents OF the early life or
Tyler county and West Virginia. Acc
""rding to plans now under discussion
the museum would be established IN
the present quarters of the library. Tho
discussion will be again taken up at tho
next meeting Of the board and II IL
expected that definite action will DO
made.
Tho SiSterSville Womans club win
not he represented At the State Federa-
rion meeting In Shepherdstown. Mrs
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SHERRARD
Picnic At Hatton.


Ha,ton Rehekah Lodge No. Is Of
Sherrard will give a picnic and Fest
val on the Hat;on |. Q. o. F. grounds
Saturday afternoon and and evening,
September Is. There will he games and
contests FOR which valuable prizes. do
mated by Wheeling and M"undsr!lle
merchants Will he given. There Will
also be addresses and music by an
orchestra during the day. Lunch and
various kinds OF refreshments will be
sold on the grounds.
Sherrard Briefs.
The Allen Grove Sewing circle will be
entertained by Mrs =. II. Page At the
manse on Thursday afternoon
Miss Janet Powell. Of Petroleum. W
Va, IS the guest % Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cowan.
Born. 20 Nor and Mrs George Hog
OF Wheeling Creek. n boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. HesloN. Harry
Helsley and Earl Thomas. Of Martins
Ferry. visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Hels-
ley. OF Bethlehem. on Sunday.
The Mt. Olivet Epwor,h league will
hold a 'ureen party a the hall on
Wednesday evening
Mrs. J. r. Roth entertained the Com
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M|DDLEBOURNE

M'ddlChournc. Sept. 1".-FuuCral ser
vices Tor the late Mansfield Stealcy
aged 50 years. were held Tuesday after
noon from his home In Dodd street. MIR
Stcalcy's death occurred Friday evening
following a lengthy Illness Of Il C0mpi-
cation of diseases He was member
OF tho Methodist Episcopal church and
OF The Masonic lodge. Surviving AFRO
two sons. Frank Of M!ddlchouruc. and
!. W. naggs OF Oklahoma. n daughter
Mrs. Josie Laudcnslagcr Of Pittsburgh.
six grand children. n brother. James Of
Williamstown. q sister. Miss Mary OF
Middlchournc. and half brother. Thos
I. Stealey Of Washington. n. g.
Mrs. 8. \. Stocking and son Gordon
have gone 10 Wheeling whcr" the latter
will undergo an operation N the D.lO
Valley General hospital
Miss Wilma Speare and her mother.
Mrs. Emily Sreare OF Huntington. wer"
tho guests over the week end Of Miss
Eta BARNES Miss Spcarc was formerly
head OF the Normal Training dcpartment
Of Tyler County High school. hut nj
present 10 member Of the faculty OF
Marshall College.
Miss Hazel MrVey has gone 70 Smith
field where she will be a teacher in tho
public schools.
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Grail and family
expect 20 leave in week or ten days
for their new home In Huntingdon. Rev.
Cra1 has been pastor Of III" local I. Is.
church
Mark Shrivcr and two daughters. Of
New Matamoras are guests OF relatives
here. They are former csid"ntS Of MID
d,choune.
Miss Gail Riggle will leave the latter
part OF the week 70 resume her studies
In West Virginia University AZ Morgan
town.
The marriage OF Miss Evan WiCkham.
NJ Wick and Mr.. Alva Morris, OF Woods
field. WAS solemnl2cd in the parsonage
Of the Methodist church in Sistersr!llc.
Monday The services was rCod by Rev
c. A. Snider The bride is the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Wickham.
The groom - the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morris
The enrolment OF Tyler County High
school Monday was 100. and the number
is expected to be Increased TO 200 be-
fore the end OF the week. The enroll
ment IN the public schools il as. the
largest in the history Of tho schools.
The date for tho dedication OF. tho
new Church Of Christ has been an
nounced for October 80. There Will he
an all day service and basket dinner
Will be served
Wednesday evening local citizens and
members OF, the Tyler High Alumni As
ISOLATION entertained Al wciner roast
in honor % the new teachers. The
guests were conveyed IN automobiles to
the Jug. where the roast was held.
Miss Alma F'urh"c has returned from
a visit nr Il few days with friends IN
Charleston.
Miss Lillian Fisk" Of Slstersyllc WAS
the guest OF Miss Esther Moors Miss
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Lincoln avenue. Joint hoatessos, Mrs.
VIM. Rrannen and Mrs Wayne Johnson.
will assist
Mr.. VIM. Rartrug and daughter, Miss
Edythc. have returned to their home IN
Columbus after an extended visit At The
home Of Mrs !. y. Bartrug on Lincoln
avenue.
Tho Christian Eudcavrr ~ the Chris
tiau church vii hold 4 lawn fotc on
tn" church lawn 'TucsdIy evening. Spe-
Ciai music has been provided
~. Hetitt. Of Li,tleton. - spending
A t"w days a. the home Of Mrs. J. y.
Bartrug
Mr.. Robinson. of tho Shadysld" bank.
has lot on a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. William Johnson. Of Lcona
street. viii leave soon for New York
city. wherr I've will cutcr tho training
school "f The SalNat:ou army.
Mr.. and Mrs F"cd kocnrmu0h and
Master Clarence Schram spent Thurs
day attending the Wheeling fair.
Mr.. Joseph Grove has returned from
Columbus after spending the past tw"
weeks there.
Mr. John Butler. oC Lincoln avenue.
has returned from trip 10 Atlantic
City and other points in the east.
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MRS. HARRIS IS
OUT WITH NEW
EVIDENCE

"Tanlac has done me a world Of good.
and I am more than glad 10 recommend
IL 20 others who suffer as dd.' said
Mrs. ". +. Harris. highly esteencn
resident Of 400 Kingston avenue, Char
!otte. y. G.
For several years I was in a badly
n-tlown and nervous condition.
became so weak my housework was
drudgery TO me. and sometimes Is seem
ed never would get through. I woulu
get up mornings after a restless night,
with splitting headache and scarcely
any energy left. My appetite loft mc
and | always had trouble with my stom-
ach after meals. no matter how little I
ate Gas formed on my stomach and
the pains were almost more than I
could stand I was dreadfully short Of
breath. and often felt like wouiu
smother.
81 read about Tanlac helping people
with trouble like mine. 50 | decided TO
try IT, The results have heen more than
pleasing. for / am in good health again.
Ny appetite is splendid and move.
have an ache or pain. Tanlac has earn
ed my undying gratitude"
Tanlac IS sold By all good druggists.
ADV.
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munity club at her home Monday evon-

ing.
Miss Mary Miller. "f Mozart. - spend
Ing vacation with II party Of friends
a, Bachelors ,luu at W!Niamst"wn
W. Va.
Mrs. Alkaline Alien. "f Wheeling, and
Mrs. Rose RiNo,. ~ Hundred. are N.S-
i;ing NJ and Mrs F. ". Mr,'"mAs.
Miss l.ota R"nIr nc Nj rhrH'. Ia -
gone to Wjcrr"n. w. Va. wh,r" SIC
Will teach musi" N tho public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lohr. Of Wheeling
Island. were guests oC Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Smith on Sunday.
An all-day meeting Of the NJ. Oltvct
Ladies' Aid society viii 10 held at
the hall on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rruc" Norman. NJ
Wheeling. arc visiting a, tho home Of
II. NJ. I;arv!r
VIII Sn"dchCr is spending 4 few days
at his homo a. Mt. Ol'vet.
Mr. and Mrs. Carr RI rdaIl and daugh
ter l.urcno. and Mrs. Mary Rcas"n. Of
Mozart. and w. W. R~unellr. Of Wheel
Ing. visited ~ the ]. +. kiccr homo on
SUNDAY.
Mrs. NJ. A. Marp,c and grandson.
Donald Hamilton. Of CannnnshurC, arc
visiting ~ Mt. OlIvet.
Mr.. Wlckham has sold hts farm. az
Bethlehem to Mr.. Strauh Of Paterson.
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LOUISVILLE

Mrs. Sadie Hammerle was hostess to
tho J. =. class oC the NJ t.. Sunday
school Tuesday evening Miss Stella
Atkinson. president OF the class. had
charge "t the meeting y program was
given consisting Of music and readings
After tn" program tho evening was de-
voted {" social diversions. Refresh
mCrts w"r" served
Communion services on the Morr!stown
charge VIII be held At Nor!stown. Sun
day. September -. AT p. m. District
Superintendent panford vii he present.
MISS Mary Lodge Ia visiting Ny and
Mrs. Charles Junkius at cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. ". l. Mcpherson and
children OF Banock. loft for New Con-
cord Thursday. where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. rauI GoSett. Of Ranock. visit
ed their aunt. Mrs. t:ma Mcfarland
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, clyde EicknInS. Emma
and Adeline More. We're at Wheeling
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Drcnnen visited
tho formers mother. Mrs. Lucinda
Drennen at New Athens. Friends Of
Mrs. Drcnren are glad Ia learn that her
health Ia very muCa improved.
Milford Cumherlagc was a business
visitor At Wheeling Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Vera Gilltpio. OF Beth
any. pastor Of Morr. stown church. were
callers at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
John Atkinson Saturday.
pr Drcnnen and wife have FOR their
guest the latter'S mother. Mrs. Anna
Lsntz, OF Columbus.
Mr.. Ingle and daughter. Miss LYDIA.
q! Cntontowu, were recent guests of
NJ and Mrs. Max Hammcrle>.
Irene Richards has accepted posi-
ton Al the Rose store. Wheeling.
Mrs Ella Hammerle was at 81. Clatrs-
Vile Thursday.
Funeral serviccsAfo Sylvester Gtlham
were conducted from the family home
Monday AZ 10 O'Clock, About three
months ago he suffered stroke Of par
alysis and gradually grew worse until
the end came last Friday evening. He
was member Of the MoriStoun Baptist
church. Interment IN the MoriS;own
Cemetery
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Lydia f. Pinkhams Private Textbook upon "Ailments
Peculiar upon request Write
Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn Massachusetts
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Blanche McCo4cn Of this city is state
treasurer of tho scholarsnip fund.

blanche Mc'otCn Of this city 10 state
treasurer Of tho scholarship fund.
Announcement has been received %.
The marriage of Mr.. Melvin ID" Groote
s"n Of Mr.. and Mrs H. DE "rnote 81,
ms '''E ana MISC rune! 'r"SSthai
hauSht'r o. mrs !. > ''r""HndH "'
IHlS"ufSh. ~" cercho"! WIS per
formed ~ 'he STUDY or the hpuc' H""-
.""' my ~ ''.3""' ~,
~ "t"'I ,'o'' iIs
"I""cr a. t'' '"''' ICne"'os va nv
ftier "h.'n H'' anu BITS. re .,,pose
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would often sit down and cry, and was
always blue and had no ambition. |
was this way for over a year and had
allowed myself to get into quite
serious condition. One day l saw your
advertisement in the daily paper and
began to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound at once. fhave
improved ever since taking the third
bottle and find tbs the best medicine
l have ever taken"
Benefited by First Bottle
81 was completely run down and
not able to do my housework.- just
dragged myself around and did not
have energy to get up when once ! sat
down. I read advertisements of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in our paper The Indiana Daily
Times, and learned all about it. Ire
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l never felt better in my life. I tell
all my friends it is due to you. Mrs.
ELIZABETH RRIEBoLD, 403 N. Pine
St., Indianapolis, Indiana.
You should pay heed to the expert
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, Text Book upon "Ailments
you free upon request. Write
Inc Co., Lynn, Massachusetts. (
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SHADYS|DE
GlaA Reuntm-

The senior class OF last year were de-
|ghtfully entertained Friday evening al
he home OF Lorena Wrennie on Central
venue Tho party was IN .he nature
Il farewell for Misses Margaret Lane
nd Elizabeth Rodefer who are going
enter Bethany college for the fall
krm, and Mr. Henry tnndkrohn and
Hiss Lorena Wrenn!e. who will 80 20
hi. Union soon All the members az
he class were present except Clyde I'm
|pH. who :. attending college az Chi
kgo, and Mr.. Leroy Davis. who - a stu-
|ent at Detroit. Mich. They had Az their
hest Coach Arnold. OF whom the sem
|rs thought go highly.
The evening was spent in music and
|ames. and at a late hour dainty
Inch was served to Misses Dora Grove.
|enora Jackson, Margaret Lane. Daisy
|-h,te. Vclma Archer. Lorena Wrennte,
Elizabeth Rodeter Messrs. Walter
urkhart. Earl Brooke. Charles Messer-
/. Lyle Workman. Henry Landkrohn
nd Coach .hrncld.
Party.
MISS Es:a Thomas. oc Adams street.
hterta!ned a number ot friends a her
thursday evening with a party. The
|pung people enjoyed the evening.
hich was spen, In music and games.
delicious lunch was served 10 the
ests by the hostess.
Standard Bearers.
The Standard Bearers OF ;h~ Method
L church held their business and so
nj meeting at the home OF Wilma
avs on Liberty avenue.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. r n. Miller. 81 Fit:s-
|trgh. nav. returned home after few
kys visit with c. F. Grove and family.
Members Of the Delpha Luke class 90
lie Methodist church will be entertained
|ussday evening. September ~ at the
bmS OF Mrs Charles Grove on North
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NERVOUS. AND
HALF-S|CK WOMEN
These Letters Recommending Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Will Interest You
For Your Own Good Please Read Them

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when would just sweep one room
and would have to rest. would have
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would sit down and atnightI could not
sleep unless l had something under
my back. had awful cramps every
month and was just nearly all in.
Finally my husband said to me one
day, why don't you try Lydia E.
Pinkham's medicine?' and / said, I
am willing to take anything if l could
get we'll again So took one bottle
and second one and felt better and
the neighbors asked me what ! was
doing and said, Surely thrust be do
ing you good all right have just
finished my eighth bottle and I can
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81 was very nervous and rum
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7O6 Louisa St, New Orleans, La, II
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Gladys who vas being Transferred by
tho Western Union from State College

- .uIncStsr.
Mrs. a. (. Freelard has As her guest
-her sister. Mrs. 4. L. Keim OF Louis
VILE Ohio.
Mrs. =. G.. Mosscr and her son Hsr-
bort left Monday IN their car for Ten.
ncsscc where the latter Will attend
military institute. Mrs. Messe. win
leave in n few days for Florida 20
pend the winter.
Mrs ". II. Burns. after an extend
cd visit with her daughter. Mrs. r.
W. Mccoy. left Tuesday for her home
in Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Miss Thelma Neufer Of ParkersburR
is spending few days rs the Eueat nr
Miss Clio Johnson.
Master David Garmar. who under.
went an operation for the removal Of
his tonsils in the SistersvilIe General
hospital, was able TO be removed to
his home at Pursley. Tuesday.