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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-29
CLASSIFICATION GUIDE


The following classification headings
erical order here given. closely allied
,laSsifiCations being grouped together'
The individual advertisements are ar
ranged under these headings in alpna-
oeticaI order for quick reference
ANNOUNCEMENT
Pin Memoriam
cards Of Thanks
Funeral Directors
5-Funeral Flowers
6-Gemetery Lots. Monuments
S|Coming Events
g-Personals
1O-1ost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
A-Automobile Agencies
11-Automobiles For Sale
12-Auto Trucks For Sale
13-Auto Accessories
14-Garag es-Autos For Hire
15-Motorcycles and Bicycles
epairing-Service. Stations
Nv anted-Automobi
BUSINESS SERVICE
1S-Business Services Offered
D 19-Building-Co
33q9-CGIeaningi Dyei99g,, Renovating
Officiating, Plumbing. Roofing
24-Laundering
25-Moving. Trucking. Storage
26-Painting, Papering. Decorating
nting-Engravin
Professional Services
29-Repairing
$9-TTailori9g and Pressing
EMPLOYMENT
32-Help Wanted-F emale
33-Help Wanted-Male
3-Help -Male or Female
$$SS-Solicitors. Ganvassers, Agents
SI-Situatlons Wanted-Male
FINANCIAL
3S-Business Opportunitie5
39-Investments Stocks. Bonds
41-Wanted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
42-COrrespondenc Courses
43-LoCal Instruction Glasses
44-Musical. Dancing, Dramatic
45-Private Instruction
-Wanted-Tnstrpctio
47-Dogs. cats Cat Pets So
4S-RoFses. Cattle, Vehicles
MERCHANDISE
51-Articles for Sale
5IA--Barter and. Exchange
52-Business and office Equipment
53-Boats and Accessories
54-RuiIding Materials
55-Farm and Dairy Products
55A-Farm Equipment
56-Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers
Stood Things TO Fat
58-Home- Made Things
59-Household Goods
60-Jewelry and Watches
61-MaChinery and Tools
62-Musical Instruments
62A-RadlO Equipment
63-Seeds Plants and Flowers
64-Sp eCials at the Stores
65-Wearing Apparel
66-Wa1ted-TO BUY
ROOMS AND BOARD
67-Rooms with Board
68-PoOms without Board
69-RoOms for Housekeeping
70-NaCation Places
71-Where to Eat
72-Where TO Stop in Town
B 73-Wa nted--Pnoms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
74--Anartments and Flats
T5-BusineSs Places for Rent
76-Farms for Rent
77-HOuses for Rent
7S-Offices and Desk Room
79-Suburban for Rent
S0-Summer Places for Rent
S1-Wanted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
R-RrOker in Real Estate
S2--EUSiness Property for Sale
S3-Farms and Land for Sale
S4-Housee for Sale
S5-Lots for Sale
S6-Resort Property for Sale
S7-SUhuThan for Sale
sH-Roal Estate for Exchange
S9-Wanted-Real Estate
CTTONS-LEGALS
90-AuctfOn Sales
91-Iega1 Notices
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YOU WANT SOMETHING!

YOU WANT SOMETHING!
LET Palladium Want Ads serve it to
you on a silver platter. Order one
RENT you house or fiat;
SECURE you much needed cook;
FIND your lost article;
SELL your old furniture;
BUY the long-wanted rug;
EXCHANGE your automobile;
DO anything you say.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Need Help?

Does your business demand more
help? Are the employees you now
have, up to your standard of effic-
iency? There are at present many
good men to be had for practically
any kind of work you have to offer.
Turn back to the classified COL
-umns in this paper. Perhaps you
can find just the type man you have
been looking for. 1t not: insert an
ad. The cost is small and il will be
gratifyi ing TO see what wonderful
results are obtained.
PALLADIUM classified is the
greatest employment agency IN the
Richmond territory.
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FINANCIAL
Wanted-To Borrow

build a house on one of best lots IN
Richmond. Address Box C-3053, care
Palladium.
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LEAVING TowN-MUsT SELL

You just don't know how many
times folks have to sacrifice
house furnishings because of
necessary business changes
unless you read the Classified
ads in the Palladium every day.
Start readin' 'em today-and
after this make a regular hab-
bit of it. See 'em now!
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Wearing Apparel

SUITS OR OVERCOATs-$23-50; made
$3.50 to SIS, ali wool gaberdeans at
$40; made to order. Mr.. r. Marsh will
wait on customers on Wednesday and
saturday. 92Ila Main ST.
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DO YOU KNOW? That YOU can buy a
new Superior 400 Chevrolet for 5000
down and $3.50 per month at E. ".
Steinhart Co, North 10 St. Phone 1855.
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Stenograper Read E1eLp Wantedp Ads
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

FORD-Touring car. starter and dem.
rims, 1921 model has shock absorber
and speedometer and 500 with extras.
1925; terms IA South 9Th st.
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MAxWELL-1s2o; EXCELLENT CON-
D1TIoN. 1885. GROVER AUTO SALES
Co, 21-23 8. 7TH ST.
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LEXINGTON-192l, Cont. 7-R motor.
Was a sample car. This is a fast
one" Has only been driven few
thousand miles. Same as new car.
VIII guarantee to be in perfect con-
dition. VIII take used car in trade.
No. 80 ". 18th St. J. DaCey. Phone $500.
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CHETROI. ET-490 touring car. has new
tires and runs good. S125. Terms; $50
balance months. II s. 9Th ST.
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Help-MaIe or Female
soIicitors, canvassers, Agents 81

COUNTY AGENTS-With auto for quick
selling profitable article. 100 50. Z:
OIL sALESMEN-To handle we'll
oils, also paints. No experience re
CURED to earn from SO to t.. SIG o Pg7s
day. Write for terms. Inc Nopl0
Refining Co, Cleveland. Q.
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Situations Wanted-Fenale

HOTsEWORK-Wanted. can at rs So.
9Th St.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would like to
help with homework in country. 1903
Harris St.
RAPHER-Positio as stem
ographer wanted by woman with UNI
versity education; whole or part tlIIe'
Has had experience. Address Box u
7O7S care Palladium
Situations Wanted-Male 81
FARM HAND-Wants place on farm;
single and experienced. Box C-5oo4
care Palladium.
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FOR0-1921 worm drive, complete with
body and cab solid or pneumatic tires,
at real bargain. II s. 9th st.
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FORD-Coupe. starter and dem. rims.
practically new; terms. IA South 9th
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

"a ACREs--For remit houseI garden
madei suitable for small family.
Everett Thompson. Route A. City
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WoVTng, TucKIng, storage .
BAGGAGE RANSFER-Mercnant de-
livery, moving. local and long hauis
John Graf. Townsend's. Ph.1296- 6008.
CECIL HILLING-For draying, moving,
long hauls a speciality; get my prices;
satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 1853.
CITY TO CITY HAULING Merchant
delivery, household storage, Goehner.
Feltrnan Cigar Store. Phi. 2039-4363.
DRAWING - Moving, hauling OF all
kinds. storage, Grating. Ora Monger, z
So. eth st. Phone 3137-2746.
GENERAL DELIVERY and light haul
ing. H; Chestnut, headquarters. Quit
mans Furniture Store. Phone $3.50.
MOVING, STORAGE-And Grating of all
kinds. Local and long distance haul
ing. Forest Monger. $40 n. D St.
Phone 252S,
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1925 terms Il South 9Th So
FORD SEDAN
6 months old. run but very lit
tie, perfect condition all
around. two brand new Kelly
Sprin gfIeld cord tires; a real
bargaini 1878. Cash or terms.
E. W. Steinhart Co., North 10th
st.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobile AGENCIES
Automobiles For Sale

VROLET-Touring Al condition
Steinhart Co, North 10th St
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-15

double boiler Bent until mixture
thickens and remove from Tire.
X Xahitla Cream Sauce
Two eggs, y cup snEar, 2 cRps
milk. 3 tablespoons butter, / tea
spoon vanilla.
Beat eggs well and beat in sugar.
Put all ingredients in top OF double
boiler and cook, stirring constant.
u, over hot water until as thick
as cream. Remove from fire and
beat in vanilla.
Nut and Date Pudding
Three eggs tyolks9, IS cup
water. / ,1-3 cups -four, 2 teaspoons
baking powder, u teaspoon salt,
! cup walnut meats, l package
dates.
Beat yoFks Of eggs with water
till thick and lemon colored. Mix
and sift flour, salt and baking
powder and add to first mixture.
Before stirring put the stoned and
chopped dates and nuts on flour.
Mix thoroughly and bake 70 min.
uteo IN moderate oven. Serve
with orange sauce made with the
whites Of the eggs.
Queen Sauce
Two eggs (yolksl, 1 cup pow.
dered sugar, cup whipping
cream. 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Beat yolks with sugar. Whip
cream. Add whipped cream to
yolk mixture and beat well. Flavor
with vanilla. and serve.
Plain Sauce
One cup sugar, Y cup butter,
tablespoon flour, 2 cups hot water,
vanilla or any flayoring desired.
Mix flour, sugar and butter
Pour over hot water and bring to
the boiling point. Flavor and serve
hot.
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WoRTHINGToN
For Hunters Reunion.

The Fox Hunters association OF
Harter Hill held a reunion at their
headquarters on Harter Hill on
Saturday evening. and enjoyed ar
oyster supper. There was large
attendance OF those interested iL
the sport, and officers were elected
for the new year as follows: Presl.
dent, C. N. Sturm; secretary.trcas.
lrer, 0. c. Talkington. Among
those present were c. NJ. Sturm, ".
H. Wood, Howard Byard, S. C. Nor.
gan, E. W. Bice, r. c. Mayo, T. +.
Morgan, Harry Tate. Harry Muir
ply. Chas. Murphy, c. n. Parrish,
Reed Baber, c. Anglin, Otto ".
Parrish, Turner T. Parrish, G. ".
Stewart, Guy Metheny, Frank Bak.
or. Charles S. Book, Ed. Murphy.
Walter Stevens, Charles Parrish.
Ernest Waiibrown, Hubert Thorn,
Paul Basnett, A. Ray Kelly, Ore Z
Morgan. A. s. Parrish, Wallace
Prichard, Herman Martin, okey
Conway, A. W. Parrish, Toney
Hess, Marion Morgan, Jackson
Brown, Clyde Wood, Nick Ronaga
Harold Conway, Carroll Glover,
Fred Davis, Paul Wood, NJ. E. Stew,
ems, w. II. Sharp, II. R. Criss, Fay
Martin, Goft 81. Davis, George
Enoch. Charles Whiteman, Pat Nc.
Gruder, T. Byard, F. Thoboise
Charles Wallbrown, Larney Cakes.
Guy Smith, E. H. Stevens, Mes
danes Cora Sturm, Nellie Morgan,
Willie Parrish, Blanche Parrish and
Miss Agnes Wood.
House RaIdcd.
For a long time there have been
complaints made against a certain
house In town. and on Saturday
night the officials staged raid on
the place and arrested the occu
pants who were taken before Mayor
E. c. Boylen. 1t was said that they
produced certificates OF marriage
and the only thing that could be
done under the circumstance was
10 release them.
A New Rural Carrier.
FRANK Il. Bowman, VINO passed
the rural carrier examination sew.
eral months ago. has been appointed
carrier on route No. 1 from WORTH.
ington and will begin serving the
route on March l, succeeding
George ", Wright. who has been
temporary carrier for the past two
years.
Called to Lincoln County.
Mrs. N. A. Minnear left for Lin.
coin county on Friday night last
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came to life with a rush. She fair.
ly leaped from tho steering wheel
toward the engine. In u mad fren.
zy Of excitement she dashed at the
electric switch. Even as she shut
off the engine there was series
OF crashing thuds at the rear of the
boat. These sounds then stopped
abruptly. She had been III time.
Leaning over the side of tho boat,
Dorothy found Alice swimming
weakly there. Minus the aid Of the
log, 1t was evidently a strain 70:
her to keep afloat.
For one mad moment Dorothy
thought of pushing Alice of into
the river to fight alone, and per-
hups lose out. Then in rush her
better nature triumphed. She
leaned over and helped Alice into
the boat. The latter came submits
sirely enough.
Dorothy started the engine again.
To her Joy the boat showed leeway,
though ominous iolts and kicks
came from the rear.
She started the searchlight again.
beating up and down the river look-
Ing for Howard.
There he was, hanging to n loF
near by, blood streaking his face
from 4 wound in his forehead.
Together the two girls helped him
into the boat.
Howard sank wcarily into tho
bottom of the boat. lie gazed up
at Dorothy with eyes in which a
great love was glowing.
81 saw It all" said Howard. weak.
~. You're wonderful. Dorothy"
He sank exhausted to the floor.
A great joy welIed up in Doro
thy's heart. She looked rather pity.
ingly at Grace. covering pathetical
ly in the far corner Of tho boat.
Never again would Dorothy have
to worry about this other woman.
And with her heart overlooking
with thankfulness Dorothy stopped
and pressed a kiss on Howard's
lips.
Copyright, 1929, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
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Polly AND PAU llpPARIs
BY ZOE BEoKLHY

wine warming the blood without
befuddling the intellect, the long
thin loaYes OF French bread. the
strange language all about her
which Paul spoke 50 nuantly, aud
to her was such a mystery.
Like q golden cloud floating Al.
ways above her was the though:
Of Paris. A city Of Light and life.
Of Joy and luxury! Polly approached
1t with tremors OF fascination ano
the humility Of the foreigner who
has dreamed Of II, but never
dreamed OF attaining IT,.
The train drew in at last to the
Care du Nord. The compartment
doors were thrown open, everybody
scrambled out.
Surely some golden fairyland
awaited just ahead! Streets Of ligh,
filled with dancing. singing people
l-super.beings, who understood
life" and did everything they
! pleased.
They came out into a dimly
lighted, vast and ugly station. A
damp. family sicklsh smell tainted
the air. Crowds OF people, looking
much like people everywhere, rush
ed about finding taxicabs, scoldine
porters. The place WAS draughty
and dark and hideous.
PAM! oh, my darling-is this
watt" said Paul, and Polly
didn't know whether he meant wait
while he struggled with the formal
tiles OF the luggage room or until
she should sec the real Paris. .,
They got into their cab.
Through a few dark streets the,
sped, Polly seeing nothing thai
gave clue 10 the individuality OF ths
city she had dreamed OF. Then
without warning, they turned cor
ner with tho furious speed OF the
Paris taxi. and emerged into 4
broad, whitc-lIghted boulevard line!
with gay cafes where people sat al
little tables upon the sidewalk and
an air Of Joyous ease pervaded ali
Something in the atmosphere
said, Work Is over for the day
let's enjoy ourselvesl"
Polly clutched Paul's arm.
How wonderful, dear! love
your Parls!"
| Wait said Paul again, kissing
the hand on his sleeve. ITS ali
before YOU
ITO Be contlnued.)
! Copyright, 1922, N. L. A. Service
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over conducted them to tho house
of the pnsty man where the PARTY
was to be held. The bean.pot man
and the paSty.shop man spent
their summer vacations in this I'm,
usual country among the little
fairies they liked SO well.
Now ! must tell you, that when
the delicious smells go up to the
sky they become fairies that look
like the things they come from
The smell Of roast peanuts be,
comes peanut, the steamy odor
of plum pudding becomes a fat
plum pudding, and the sweet
aroma Of jeIiycake a lovely red
and yellow jellycake. The smells
from the garden become flower
fairies. tho smells from the woods
become troefairies, or plne-coues
or acorns, and the smells from the
orchard become round jolly fruit
fairies with rosy checks.
The lolly.pop introduced the
Twins TO them all.
ITO Bc Continued)
tCooyright, 1929, NEA service)
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SISTER MARY's
KITCHEN
Copyright, 1921. N. Z. AZ

Perhaps you are tired Of
whipped cream and hard sauce as
company pudding sauces.
This orange sauce is delicious
over a baked or steamed fruit
pudding. The pudding will serve
eight copiously or 10 comfortably.
The pudding uses the yolks and
the sauce might be used with an
eggless steamed pudding and the
yolks used for salad dressing.
Orange Sauce
Three eggs (whites) IL Guns
powdered sugar. l lemon (juice),
? oranges.
Beat whites OF eggs with a whisk
TIL stiff and dry. Sift sugar slowly
into whites, beating constantly.
add the grated rind OF both tho
oranges. Slowly beat in the
strained juice Of the lemon and
one orange. Beat well and serve
soon after making. II tho sauce
must stand any length of time
beat well before serving as the
fruit juice separates slightly.
Mock Whipped Cream
Two eggs twhItes), cup pow.
dered sugar, l large apple.
Crate apple into bowl, add sugar
and egg whites and beat with q
dover beaten till stiff.
Gold Sauce
One cup powdered sugar. u cup
butter, 3 eggs.
Put all ingredients in top of
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y
Yer, Kathefina who woro hadly
burned q few weeis 80. ar6 slow
y Improving.
Cleo satterfiel a - spending q
few days with relative ii ohio.
Walter Williams has been con.
fined to his home Tor 4 taw dars
with blood poisoning ia his foot
caused by stepping on midi
Mrs. George Nichols VINO us
heap Sex for several days remains
very III.
Miss Minta sh1ffer % Falfnunt
spent Sunday with her paren,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SIMMER
Mr. and Mrs. Romir Caste md
title son, David. are ilpendine d
few days with the latcl! spafeni
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, F. Wand dris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman shaii
are the proud parents OF d h,.by
daughter.
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Huntington Woman Could
Feel Herself Getting
Weaker Day by Day and
Nothing Sc emcd to
Reach Her Trouble.
Health Now Completely
Restored She Pours Out
Her Gratitude to Tanlac
In Remarkable State
ment.


1T was simply remarkable the
way Tanlac restored me to health
a year ago and the effects have
been lasting, too, as haven't had
return OF any OF my old troubles
SINCE" said Mrs. ]. A. Sexton, 2211
Eighth Ave, Huntington. w. Va:
"My health had been steadily
failing for more than five years
as result of stomach and liver
troubles. l just lived in dread all
the time Of what was going to hap.
pen, as | could sec that was grow
ing weaker day By day.
"Tanlac certainly proved a won.
derful blessing to me. It brought
mo health and strength and for the
past year l haven't known what
1t was to have n touch OF indiges.
Ito nor a bilious attack. I'm tr1l,
enthusiastic about Tanlac and
there Is nothing too good for me to
say about lit"
Tanlac is sold in Fairmont by
Cranes Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere
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HAMMOND


IHo.. wv AA@SsAAta
Rev. Boyers Boyce reports that
the revival campaign At SamarIa
l. progressing nicely. and that the
people are showing much interest.
A large delegation OF people went
from Hammond to attend the ser
vices Sunday evening,
Valentine Party
Mrs. Lena Collins entertained a
number of her friends at a yalen-
tine party Tuesday evening. Dane
ing and gains were the chief d.
versions, and a pleasant time was
enjoyed.
little Roy Ill
Clarence Nuzum. small son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Nuxum, has
been Sick for the past week. His
grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Linn Of
Fairmunt. spent n few days last
week at the Euzam home.
Personals
Mrs R. A. Sines and Mrs. LAWS
vandergrift we're shopping n
Fairmont Monday.
Mrs. Harmon Williams returned
Monday from FntEnont where she
had been the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. Miller Hawkins and daugll-
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Polly lay, hot and sobbing, upon
her bed for minute or two after
she heard the door close.
Paul. Dear, kind and tender.
what had she done to him? Sent
him away In a fit OF hysterical
weeping over Violet Rand's catfish
attack!
The cry had done her good. She
was able to reason now. After all,
had Violet been more catty than she
herself? How silly to be Jealous.
She, Polly, had probably seemed
prudlsh and bride.ish and small.
town. 1t had been a temptation on
Nio's part TO plque her. Perhaps
she had meant no harm. -.
Polly heard some one at the door
and quickly hid her tear-dIslgured
face In the pillow. She heard Paul's
step-felt something indesCribabIy
warm and soft and furry pressed
against her neck. A Hny purr. -.
1t was too much. Polly sat mp.
all smiles, and held out her hands
for the wee thing.
Il knew that'd I'D fetch you!
Ever see such cute kit? Vic Rand
borrowed 1t from the purser's cat
and sent It with her apologies and
friendly greetings"
A few days later they landed at
Cherbourg, or rather were put of
the giant liner onto a tender which
ran alongside and took them to the
dock Of the first foreign city Polly
had ever seen.
She was thrilled at the strange
ness and novelty OF the old world
town-the workmen In their baggy
corduroys and blue smock blouses,
little two.wheeled carts loaded with
shining copper milk cans-flshing
boats with russell sails, dog.drawn
wagons hcQped with goy-colored
vegetables-poasant women with
kerchiefs, caps and volumin0us
skirts, sweeping the streets and
tending fish.stalls.
Polly WAS supremely happy. All
her doubts and fears had been re-
solved. She was more than ever in
love with her husband. She was
friendly enough with Violet Rand.
Paris was before her Tho whole
world sang. 80.
They dlncd on the train going
from Cherbourg to Paris. How
cunning 1t all was-the blue-ker.
chiefs serving maids. the wonder.
fully succulent food, the delicate
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h1Sfng hetn called there - tlie
death Of her mother.
Personals.
! Misses Virginia Rryan md Max.
me Barbe attended q valentine 80.
.cial given by Maxine Parker al
Fatrmont on Tuesday evening.
A. R, Watkins, Of Fairmont, was
70 business caller here ON Monday,
John Talbot, OF Hutchinson, was
transacting business In town on
Tuesday.
Waiter F. Morgan, OF Ererson,
was a visitor here on Tuesday.
G. N. Sturm, a prominent rest
dent OF the Harter Hill section, was
transacting business I'm town on
Monday.
o. c. Freeland, OF Annabelle, was
Ia business caller here on Tuesday,
A. G. Hamilton, IT Warrington
was q recent visitor with friends
here.
Al. Mcdaniel attended the meet
ing OF the Marion County Lincoln
club at Falrmout on Monday eve.
ming,
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By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON.

yrhAt last Nancy and Nick and Bus.
tnsi arrived at another part OF the
Land-of- Up-in.the-Air called the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AS Buskins
lliad. explained, all good smells 60
iiip Ike smoke, and I'm sure VIC
could tell the fatryman that I'm.
pleasant ones do too. II YOU wish
TO avoid anything OF the sort, my
dears, on the night boiled onions
I or sauerlraut are cooking for din.
fier, mover, never go to the attic,
but seek refuge down cellar. II
viii be much more pleasant.
AS the three Of them stepped
out Of the little elevator into this
new wonderful part OF Fairyland,
Il seemed 10 tho Twins that
Thanksgiving and May Day and
fhe Circus had all got mixed up
and come here together, for they
could smell roast turkey and plum
uudding, violets and roses, pea.
nuts and pink lemonade all at tho
same time.
4 portly lolly.pop met them and
after the how.do.you.do's were
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We wish to e9rEess q Oh
friends and neig1bors our heafl
felt thanks for their kindne
help and sympathy extended q Al
during the illness and death i
our beloved sister, Ella B. gEa5
kins.
MRS. RoSALEEs AIeEHFRESH
MISS coRDELIk AZ 3HAwKfN s
THOMAS L. HAWKINS,
JAMES WESLEY HAWKINS