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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-30

90 BREEDS Poultry, eggs, baby
chicks, pigeons, dogs, parrots,
terrets, canaries, Belgian hares,
Bargain list free. bERGEY'S
FARM, Telford, Pa. 26s2A,
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CoalLands

FOR sALE-lso acres more or less
with mine opened that will pro-
duce 80 tons OF coal at present
time. All improvements go with
sale OF coal, including Pit Pony and.
Glydesdale Truck in good condl'
ton hauIs $500. lbs. This coal can
be mined from either side Of the
hill which makes It the most de-
Btfable piece OF coal In this vicfn-
III. JOHN WIEGEL, Elizabeth,
Pa 27S1A
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Farms For Sale

MERCER COUNTRY FARMS
FoRtsALE-Write for circulars,
giving full description OF building.
Number OF acres and price. .. A.
GIEBNER, Jackson Center, Pa.
RID. rs. 2754A
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HEAT YOUR HOME with the Ho.
Maker pipe or pipeless furnace,
while you pay on easy terms. A.
9. HAWKINS. COL Seventh. Phone
119s.R. 12.s1-26t.23e6A
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Help Wanted

Q pressing. cleaning and
dyeing shop, splendid field,
excellent profits. We tell you how.
Write for booklet BEN-voNDE
SYSTEM, DEPT. $40. Charlotte, N.
2sosA
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NEED WORK BADLY. Would
take Job Of any Kind. Address
Ed jenkins, Room No. Is, Water
St., city or phone 206-R. 2s52 A
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For Sale or Trade

81 ACRE FARM, Paw Paw dist
rict,, one mile from Gray's Flats
& Hall School. half-mile from
Gilboa church for sale or exchange
for property in 3ellvltw {" Ear
rackville. Sarah Il. Shuman, r..
2. Pennington, w. Va. 2SS6A
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Furnished Rooms

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. Can.
.154S-M. 2S0sAi
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Female Help Wanted

WHITE GIRL for general house,
work. Apply '612 Fairmont Ave.
nue.. 2s41A
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Miscellaneous For Sale
Keystone Coal Saver
For Heaters, Boilers and Furnaces!

Price St.00
Parcel Post, Toe Extra
Do you want to save from 20
to so per cent of your coal bill
this winter? One of these de-
vices attached to your heater or
furnace door will deliver to the
gases arising from the burning
fuel a superheated oxygen Of a
high temperature, producing an
ideal combustion thereby giving
you higher efficiency with a
smaller amount Of coal con-
sumption. A warm house.
Smaller coal bills. No Sliding
OF ashes.
JAS. a. WHITE
5s1a Florence Ave, Phila. Pa.
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Situation Wanted, Male

WORK OF ANY KIND WANTED
BY MARRIED MAN. fIonest
work guaranteed. Ex:soldier. Write
a: ]. Mullens, Box 90, RiYesyille,'
W. va: 27s2A
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YOUNG MEN, WOMEN over II,
desiring government positions,
$3.50 monthly, write for free list OF
positions now open. R. Terry (torr
mer Civil Service Examiner) 3a6
Continental BLDG Washington, n.
U. 2S45A
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OHIO FARM. IS ACRES $1,000
$1,000 Down. This Is rolling and
lhillland. 2 story Groom frame, cell
la, 3 barns, farm nearly all in
grass, some timber, running water,
we'll and eistern, belongs 10 widow
who ts offering same at a bargain;
located In well improved country
about 25 miles from the heart OF
Cincinnati. You can pay for this
farm In 2 or 3 years by raising TO.
Daecos II you want a Southern
1hlh farm we can suit you, large,
or small. Most OF our farms are
within o radius Of 5 to 25 miles
from the heart of Cincinnati. Send
for list or call to see us at any
time. Good schools, fine pixies.
fractions and railroads. HOPKINS
& BEELER, 20s E. Fifth st, Gin,
cinnati. Ohio. 27gsA'
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Women's Specialties
Dressmaking

DRgssMAKlNG done at home or
will come to house. Phone S11.W,
s11 Dunbar st. 2663A
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THREE OR F~oUR7UNTUR-
NISHED ROOMS and bath.
Also garage. 229 Pennsylvania
Ave. Phone 1881, 2s7sA
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Unfinished Rooms

FOUR ROOMS q
BATH, Write Box 2856.A
West NFginlan. 2s5sA.
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CARS WASHED. Hot G cold
water service. HALL GARAGE,
near Post Office.
2sosA
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WE HAVE A FARM TO SUIT
YOU, any size very low prices.
In one best sections OF Ohio.
7e acres; black dirt. fair
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CONSULT J. "A. FoRTNEY. Nc.
GRoRY BLDG HOUSES AND
LOTS. Phone 4o5-R! 2772A
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q. B, BROWN Pattern Maker.
hand or moulding machine pat
terms, wood trimmings. Leather
belts spliped and repaired. Phone
.1sss;W OF 1923 Virginia Ye 27esA5
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Houses And Lots

HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
pRICHARD, Phone e75.
1.4.26t2l23A
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E@sa sesassa hs G ra@ ss@es ss hgst nHaga @agsss @sas sssA @gs aaes@
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A BARGAIN
F.B. Chevrolet Touring
Car For Sale.
Phone 661-M.
Heating-Plumbing

THOMAS G. LYNCH, Plumbing
and gas fitting. Shop and
residence. SIT WALNUT AVE,
Phone 1356-R, Truck service.
1-10-2st-2529A
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EXPERIENCED FARMER wants
to run farm on shares. Dayton.
Foster, Lowellsville, W. Va.
2874A
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This order is published for tho
first time January Q. 1922. aud to be
published once each week Tor four
successive weeks.
!. A. GATHER, Clerk.
1-9le2ss1s
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IMPORTANT keep up keep down
by using Gates Super!Tread.
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION.
s2s Jackson st. 1.5.2et.24s4A
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PITTSBURGH PLUMBING co.
Prompt service to telephone calls
Open day and night. Near 113 Fair.
mont Ave. Phone 1921, 2701A.
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no BUY. SELL OR RENT SEE
GEO. &. BRoBsT, REALToR.-
Professional Bldg. 2so5A.
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SToRAGE-Foriyour car at reason.
able prices. Apply SMITH q
ToLEs GARAGE, Rear 1t5 Fair.
mont ave. 2s62A.
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uNTTEDYsTATEs TIRE SERVICE
Fatrmont vulcanizlng Company.
II. Q. Hi1enbaugh, Mgr. 2s3sA
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Autos and Accessories

'oIDFIELD TIREsg& TUBES. Anti
Skid all siEes.< 30xa-SSps.
Sox3h-s9.99. Phone s14. PHIL
LIPS BROS sos Merchant st.
123t26t.2s67A
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Lost AndFouud
$500 REWARD

For any information about my
white Scotch Collie With brown
spStg on head and body. No
qusstions asked. Gall 1888.
Louis Troynar.
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Building Lots For sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLyIEW,
simon and East Park Additions
Wand Morgantown avenue. For par.
ticuiars!se Q FAIRMoNT BUILDING
& INVESTMENT CO. 422 Profes
sionai Bids. 1:2.2st;2sssA.
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Feed and Produce

WE SPECIALIZE on Hay, Grain,
Flour, Groceries and chicken
feed. Best prices. SAlRMoNT
FEED & STORAGE CO., Phone 46.
1-s-26t.2472A
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ONLY $1.o0 PER HOUR PLUME
ING & REPAIRING. Work
guaranteed. Any make fixtures
properly installed. Give me a
trial. J. a. TAYLOR at Knights,
Machine Shop. East Park Ave.
Phone 1851 or 1s4s.
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MEN wANTEpf for detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write
]. Ganor. former Govt Detective,
81 Louis. 2250A
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Male Help Wanted

MEN WANTED Tor detective work.
Experience Unnecessary. Write
y. Ganor, former Govt Detective,
st. Louis. 2s50A
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FA1RMoNT D Wis MOTOR
SALES 6 SERVICE, New and
used cars. Terms. Now.in our new
quarters. liz Fairmont Ave. 2sssA
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THE STATE OF VIRGINIA:
To the Sheriff OF Marion county,
Greetings
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Philadelphia battery service
In Fairmont Carriage Works
recharging and repairing on I'LL
makes OF batteries. Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Batteries, guar.
anteed two years.
JOHN n. SPHAR. Prop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-14

- James Goodwin. lot No. 4S and -
in Rolls addition 10 West Wheeling
consideration. $40.
tion. to loan KendEiorsky. tract oc land
Mary J. Noble and Alex Noble r.
William Henry Moore and Maud Moore.
tract of and in Pultney township: con-
sidnra'ion. 81.
". n Kratz 10 Cecil Boughnsr. tract
Of and in Belmont: consideration. 81.
Marriage Licenses.
George Franklin Marshall. age *.
ro'te~ Of Wheeling. W. Va. and Eliza
he'h Hannah Schol. age IS. OF Martins
Ferry.
Stanley Cooper age -. coal miner
or I.affertv and Gertrude Shepherd. age
-. Of Holloway Squire Henry NJ. pa-
Frank NnWosadzk;. age 25. coal
miner ~ Fairro!nc. and Louise Eureka.
age IS. 90 Iafforcy. Squire Henry NJ.
Davies performed the ceremony.
George Clinton Randolph. age -. a
coal miner Of Flushing. and Ella May
Moore. age IL. 90 Rarrps viils. Rcv.
=. ". Cooper performed the ceremony.
Carl Houscn"!dcr age q. a coal miner
NJ Scnecaville. Ohio. and Florence
Craft. age II. OF Lrmira. Squire Henry
NJ Davies performed the ceremony.
Edward Mitchell. agc IS. a glass
worker of Rel!a're. and Mrs. Minnie
PicrSon. age 80. Of Shadyside. Rev. G.
". Cooper performed Tho ceremony.
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STEUDENYIlLE
Seeking Driver Of Car
Involved in Accident

s.orn.uv.ils. =. Nov lS.--Depu'y
sbsrlfr= V-srs today seeking JuluS
FRISCO ~ An 'erda m. who. II Is alleged,
vas the Jr.var ~ the automobile ma;
struck and seriously injured MISS lisa
belle Wluel. and Edgar LindSrcen on
eur~r. boulevard las, night. The couple
were walking a'"rE tn" boulevard "heo
srr.dlnC machine run them down.
The driver tailed ia stop. y mo'"rNN'
lis, saw tnr accrdtn' and pursuing ne
auto .oycr'ook and forced IN" driver 10
return. pics ~ the injured ana FAX"
.b.no to tho ONO Valley hospital IN"
r,nto-cvcllsi tcok tic mans license ana
r.rnrtrd II IN the auih"rItieS Lind
crccT has 4 broken shoulder ana MISS
W.,u.lI = suffering from conclusion and
-c,er. rH.e and bruises about IN" h'ad
and body.
Room Surglarised.
V-in,a7, : Morgan reported to police
,-dav ih;,. q burglar entered his room
como time last night ard carried of
diamond ring, $50 IN ca sh, SUIT and
o,crroat Police arc looking for Fred
Miller. occupant - tn" ..'1H house
who g missing. The home O. Harr"
" Lcihermaw was also hUrE'ar'zcd las
NIGHT. TWO suit cases. some w"drirS ar-
,.,r.l and some sil,Crwa"e being taken.
III Reelected.
Mrs Wilma Sinclair l." Nan hAH
,enn rc-clrcird chairman of tho Jeffor-
son county Wumam's Republican club.
which played prominent part in 'he
rcrcn, c'ccrirn campaign. Mrs LeNan
no, only organized the women Of th''
.l,y and county hU, a'7o brought about
.,r,,rc organizations m al counties n
the Eighteenth district
Luck Forsakes Him.
loo f.uCky'S 'ucN has deserted him Snv-
era. months ago, after L. had shot and
,youndrd pcpl'y Marshal John cole who
tried to artist h!m foy Violating the
,-,oh.lal.uu laws. Joe vas igrkv enough
20 fsrapr County au'a'rl:!Hs. how
over. hay, been trailing ham and tcds%
ne waa located At Ward. w Va. orr.
,cr- there had a warrau; charging him
with shooting Viih intent 10 XIII and
'S,v plarad him in lai' At Charleston
Lu,ti waived cA;radi:'oN and viii b.
I ruu..lr lt.. rcre 20 face he charges
Prison Sentence.
ln'u V.l..ma. rol"rcd. VINO was re.
,oui'y. ,on,.''i % marS'auEhtc- '"T
,r.. .trUas .' Tom Donaldson of thus
.,:.,. was sentenced to one 10 % wears
~ The Ohio p"ni'"ntiarv today. Judge
Smith nyrd tho minimum sentence ct
'N,r Nca"s.
Truck Located
: truck he,"nrInG ~ r n Kelly. Sn,'
drink -arVClr'Irrr which was stolen
hero about n DAYS ago has been Ioca,
at Buffalo. n, Y, according to a teis.
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at one O'Clock Intsrment will be IN H.
| dhnenhehce ceneferV.
Fatal Auto Accident.

a, one O'Clock. Interment will be IN r.
dependence cemetery.
Fatal Auto Accident.
Archie Blankensop. son of James
RlankenSop. and a nephew OF the late
samuel Blankensop. was killed almost
instantly on Sunday evening. near
Cleveland. O.. and his wife was seriously
injured when their machine. in which
they were returning from visit to
Pittsburgh. overturned. Mrs Blanken-
sop was rushed 70 the hospital where
her condition Is serious. Funeral ar
ransemcnts are incomplete. Mr.. Blank
ensnp was nephew Of Samuel Nc
Glumphy Of this city and visited here
but recently
Mrs. John Pitnsr.
Mrs John Pitner. sister OF Samuel
NcGlumphy % this city. and resident
Of Warrington. died on Sunday evening
following an illness Of two months. The
body will he taken 10 Midway. Pa. for
interment. pa ssinG through Wellsburs AZ
tho so train on Wednesday.
Mary Evelyn Miller small daughter Of
M. and Mrs Howard Miller Of the
Fourth ward is seriously III with spinal
mengitis.
WI D. VI I!dI HUN 'SAt'Hk dI
the home of her son. H. O. Charnock Of
Stcuberv!lle.
Mrs. George Fluhart Of Follansbee
was Welisburs business visitor Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bumgardner, OF
Shady Side. Ohio were the Sunday guests
al the home of Mrs. Bumsardner's niece
Mrs. NJ. Kendo. OF Main street.
-
ters Freda and Frances Of 10Th street.
and Henry Clcmons. of High street,
visited Wheeling friends Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Lewis. OF Charles street.
spent the weekend At the home OF her
son J. +. Lewis. Of Weir,on.
l.. 7. Runner. Of the Griest Cut Rate
Drug Co. Of Wheeling. vas a business
visitor in WrlIsburg Saturday.
Miss Myrtlc T!nsiey. Of the A. and
+. Tea Company. was Stcubenviile.
Ohio. visitor Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Dolen. OF South
Main street. we're the guests Of Wheel
ing relatives sunday.
W. Hickey. OF East Liverpool Ohio.
has accepted position AS manager or
the new \. and +. Tea Company store in
North WeIlshurC
Misses Lorena Bowman and Columbia
t'd u ia fuIldi1 ISISil. .SlNSI Icld-
tivcS in West Liberty Sunday.
y. l.. Potter. Of Fifteenth street.
visited IN Pittsburgh, "a. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F.. HALEY, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua t;is; and Mrs. s ". Sterl-
ing. Of WellsburG and J. n Simpson. OF
Beech Rotnn. left Monday morning for
Frankfort Springs. Ia. To- attend the
funeral Of cousin.
Mrs. Wade Wolf. NJ Washington Pike.
left Murda" for a visit with her par
eu;s AZ Ripley. W. Va.
Mrs. George n. Caldwell ard iauEh-
ter. Betty Jane. visited in Wheeling
Monday. i
Mrs. :. r Hupp Of Wheeling. was
Wc'lshurg visitor Sunday a; the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Emery Jacobs. 81
Thirteenth street.
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Thesis Pleads Guilty
And GETS Pen Sentence

Russo, The,ss indicted FOR shooting
with intent 10 XII! or wound a me 49,
term o. grand jury N connection YIN
the shooting Of Ella YaeCer a; Ma 'HE
Ferry on the I6ih day OF september
entered = riea - guilty 70 charge ~
shooting with intent 20 Kill yesterday
and was sentenced - the ONO 7en!tCH-
;iary for from orc :" :" years
Divorce Suit Filed.
Fav McOuade V. John McQuade' ~
ton for divorce on the grounds "i ek-
IRENE cruelty. Attorney \. n henn""
represents the plaintin.
County Commissioners.
The county commissioners me: N
regular session Yesterday ana ~" 'esu-
la monthly bills were approved.
several road delegations were before
The commissioners yesterday. dciegH
zion from R,hcsda appearing in the
,n,eres, o. the Bethesda Morrtsto"n
road. A nnal hearing on compensation
and damages MAS had on IN" Ed"ln
ph:llirs road I'm Boshen township. ."
pcr cent by the petitioners
Tho Louis Gahla road hearing VA
deferred until November 90 At ?. m
This road is located N rul'ney town
ship.
Entertained.
Miss Mildred Nardcsty entertained
the ChonS ChonC club a. her home on
East Main stree last evening. various
social diversions We're enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served ny the
hostess.
TO Entertain.
Mrs Harry Eoroff will entertain a
number or friends at her home on East
Main stree, on Wcdn', lay afternoon
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WELLSBUR[;
OF SPEECH
RESULTS IN ARREST

Yon might Kid gloves, but don't try it
on the police. the truth Of which was
forcibly realized on Monday morning by
Mrs. Bessie Carter. colored. who while
standing a. the Pennsylvania depot. is
alleged 10 have given vent 10 her wrath
against chief Of police. James Watkins.
for his part in a raid conducted on the
home Of Mrs Garter several days ago
Chief Watkins objected 20 the proCe-
dure and Mrs. Carter insisted on her
right OF free speech. with tho result
that she Is now a CUES, Of the city and
her case is scheduled for Il hearing this
evening before Mayor George Kraft.
Spectators declared that Mrs. Carter
showed the chief a merry lime before
acGuicscing 10 the majesty Of the LAW.
Shooting Scrape
John Freeman. Colored. was arrested
on Sunday hy deputy sheriff Ed. Rat
cIiffc charged with shooting another
victim was not asceriained hut he vas
taken TO the Ohio Valley hospital in
Stcubcnville.
Joseph A. Crouch.
Joseph A. Crouch, aged 50. practically
life long resident OF Brooke county.
died on Sunday evening a n'clnct. al
the home OF his sister. Mrs. Jennie
Campbell. on the old james Hukill farm
in Buffalo District. Death was caused
by complication Of d:sea =es. and fol-
lowed a stroke some time ago.
Mr.. Crouch was horn in Washington
county. Pa. but moved 20 this county
when but a boy. For the greater part
Of his life he was farmer. retiring
about ten years ago. He was member
Of the Christian church. Funeral serv-
Ices will be held on Tuesday afternoon
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gram received here today. ~. Kelly
left for that city 20 claim Ms property.
Still Unde{eated.
Steubenviil" nigh eleven sti!l has
Clean record for 'he 1872 season and ~
one Of the fev school teams in the val
lev to he undo Eeared. the Stubs chalk
ed UP their eighth straight victor Al
Dover on Saturday. defeating the strong
bi-h eleven ~ that place. 90 to T.
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and at intervals between, was weak and
seemed to be smothcring at times, but
in week felt like another woman. !
also used Lydia +. Pinkham's Sanative
Wash. 1t did me a lot of good too.
cannot praise your medicines too much
and viii be more than glad to recon-
mend them to any woman who is suffer
ing from female troubles. You may
print my testimonial, as it Is true
Mrs. T. A. LANDRY, 6l2 Miss. St, Don
aldsOnvltc, Ia.
Note Mrs. laudry's words "as it is
true EvcrylcttCrrccommendngLydi
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
genuine. 1t is statement telling the
merits of these medicines just as the
women in your own neighborhood tell
each other about them. For fifty years
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has sold on merit
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Il. I ulhHdIll , NcSC"
table Compound
which has done so
much to restore my
he alt h. | was a
broken-down woman
until my h us ban d
brought me q bottle
OF your Vegetable
Compound and one Of
Lydia +. Pinkham' 8
Blood Medicine. |
had been havin 6
MANS pyprv month
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The worlds only ,oNvrc'-opera'
game farm IS in the state Of Washington.
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WAS 4 BROKEN
DOWN WOMAN
Then | BeganTaking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Medicines

Donaldsonvlic. La 81 write with
pleasure to praise your medicine Lydia
New Britain herald., 1922-08-10
CLEAR UP MYSTERY
 OF OLD TOWN WELL
Dug for Fire Protection-.Nsyer
 Had Pump--Experiment Failed

The mystery of the old well, which was opened accidently by the steam shovel used by John P. Maguife in excavating for the public comfort station at the central park, Tuesday, has been solved.
 According to a letter received by James Shepard. who investigated for The Herald. from M, A. Warren, Of Collinsviile, the well was dug in 1s4s.
 The well was financed by funds raised by popular subscription among the merchants of Main street who wanted 1t dug as protection against Are.
 "A Growing Town"
 The village at that time had a fire engine, one of the old fashioned hand pulled and hand pump affairs, which was considered one of the best of its time. But the new South church and residences and stores going up in the neighborhood were at a distance from Piper Brook, which crossed Main street where the railroad crossing now is, and consequently well was dug from which to pump water. At that time 1t was intended to make 1t Into a reservoir and accordingly the well was made. six or eight feet wide.
 Too Dscp.
 But the well was too deep, and the experiment proved failure. It was covered over with a plank and filled up with earth. Merchants who were doing business on Main street at the time and who helped finance the experiment were Loomis and Smith, Curtis Whapcs and o. c. Stanley, Hubbard and Kellogg, Webster and Bailey Northrop and Lathrop and others.
 When opened Tuesday the well was covered again with a fiat slab of stone, and dirt shoveled on top.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-10
BIBLE SCHOOL HAS
 ITS FINAL EXHIBIT
Closes With Graduation Exercises Prizes and Diplomas

About 76 parents and friends Of ehildren of the Daily Vacation Bible schooi attended the exhibit and grad uation exercises at the Methodist |church last evening when diplomas were presented to IS children for good work and perfect attendance during the school period. The church vas decorated with flowers gathered by the children themselves. Prizes were awarded as follows:
 First prize in knitting. Elizabeth 0. Talbot. Second price In knitting Airline c. Powell.
 First prize in sewing. Vivian R. Margentino, who made the best apron. The second prize in sewing vent to Marion Long, who made the best bag ..4@-.e
 First prize for boys in basketry vas awarded to Raymond W. Bomba, and the second prize was given to two girls, Dorothy A. Ripple and Evelyn H. Johnson, who did equally good work.
 Herman Ziesler won the first price In hammock making.
 TNe first prize in hunting Bible yer pes went to Thomas Neumann of the boys and Mildred Jorson of the girls.
 Program
 The program was as follows:
 Songs, God. Our Father. Cares. ~Our Fathers Care.
 Children's Creed by the school. The Lords Prayer.
 Gounods Praise Ye the Lord." uung by the school, directed by J. c. Beebe.
 Recitation by Harriet GeiEer, "The Csc of Flowers"
 Song, "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus"
 Recitation Laws of the Good Am. erican," by Irene Winger, Thomas Eeumann. Marjorie Leupold. Dorothy Putney. Lois Olson. Florence Conner. Isabel Hanson, Helen Connor, Ray mond' Bomba,. Herman Ziegler and George Flenke. Recitation, The Hand of Good Health" by school.
 Song, Fling Out the Banner"
 Story of "Bonifer" by Frederic L. Fay
 Diplomas presented.
 Prices awarded.
 Flag salute and America"