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The Weh-

"a hammock looks something like
a spiders web"
Eyes" sighed Mr.. Browbeaten.
THAT'S the way I got caught"
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True Praise.

81 don't believe she liked your jelly"
why not? She praised 1t very
highly"
81 know that, but I notice she didn't
ask you for the recipe"
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He Wants to Know.

You ought to have some stock In my
rubber plantation"
"What do you propose to grow
O%vershoes or rubber bands?"
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Prohibition Pointers

In Peoria, IT., formally a great
distillery center, bank %clearings have
increased S15, 100000 since prohibit
ton. The thirteen distilleries in and
near Peoria, are now used for other
purposes, chiefly the manufacture OF
food products and the three breweries
there have also gone into other bust
nesses.
The internal revenue collector used
to get his harvest revenue from Peo-
ria. This revenue amounted to some
thing over S35, 000, 900 a year. He ad-
mits having opposed the coming Of
prohibition but said recently" FOUGHT
YOU hard, but now Pm with you. The
change in industries has helped and
not hurt Peoria" Today 1000 more
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When Your Farm Stock Is Sick, Look
Fer Rats

Disease among farm animals don't
just happen. Rats are carriers OF
dangerous plagues-hog cholera, foot
and mouth disease and that terrible
of all scourges-Bubonic plague
Farmers should throw around prem
ises Rat-Snap. It's sure and safe.
Three sizes, Soc, Csc, S1.25. Sold and
guaranteed by P. Jordan, 10 N. Broad
Street.
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Amused.

"Why are you laughing so owe hat
chinese paper? You can't read IT,
Well. the characters Iook funny
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SPEAKING OF THE FOOL FAMILY
"The fools are not all dead yet"
"Well, you don't want to die, just
because the rest of your family are
dead"
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unappreeIative Audience.

My fishing tackle I confess
Was got at much expense.
] am convinced that fish possess
But slight artistic sense.
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Announcement To Farmers
Matthew Mitchell & Son
with S. Cunningham

wish to announce that they will engage in the
Buying and Shipping of all kinds of Produce, Fruit
and Poultry, also as Dealers in Fertilizers and
Truck Packages.
We have taken over the Coombs Lumber
Co.'S. property on Beach and Naylor Avenues, and
along with our present Poultry establishment, at
". Main ST., we will be in a position to accom-
modate any amount of business, and on a more
extensive scale than ever before.
Produce StOrehOuse and Packing House, Beach
and NaylOr Avenues.
PouItry-9 w. Main st.
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Feed Of all kinds. Prices right, H.
S. Justice & Co, Railroad and Pitman
Streets.-Adv
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SPEAKING OF CROPS

,;ooo Of Iand which
If you haVe a piece $3.50 or tn IRON mn
is not to be put 10 d Hiatne epr SI
til midsummer, d SO sou oatn or snring
crop, such as peas anu o So s vi in
vetch and a mlgn1 1e See S1cb a
late WINTER OF 9ari Il oraen;c matter
crop aaus coiai ia I'D savs II, r.
Cox eXtehslon Speo c,a;o,1T+n,,o 5oIlege.
from the oVate agii'e
VINO goes on " say.
. e.ou,
A Isl fertilizer IL mace 4 It'll,
high-grade materials contains lGlly
800 pounds of filler. A httle nguIiH =
on the cost of tins make WelgnI IL,
freight, bags and LABOR VIII nont,,reS
are the most eNpeY
o,dow cod which rave only a
meau of haw lsst vaaT Int which
an crop VI nay i" 800 stand of the
cOnIdlIlS q IdiIly SNOu
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Dobbin earning his winter board bill
hauling wood, and Son using up dan
gerous surplus energy piling it to
season until next fall is a combina-
ton you couldn't beat on any farm.
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In a stirring address which gripped
all by its earnest sincerity, Miss Anna
A. Gordon, world and national presi-
dent of the w. c. T. u, at the recent
Illinois Anti Saloon League luncheon
made a plea for cooperation OF all
dry forces during the coming year IN
order to elect a dry Congress an6
favorable State Legislatures. All
present showed themselves heartily In
accord with the idea of cooperation
for the good of humanity" as Miss
Gordon expressed it..
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The "Service Star" window card
has been spoken of in these columns.
It is one of the schemes of the women
to mobilize sentiment for law observ-
ance. 1t is the plan to have these
cards placed in hundreds of windows.
A cleaning star of white against a
field of blue, and underneath, the
words, "Serve America! Support the
Constitution" 1t is hoped that this
service star, shining out from store
and office and home, will help light
the way to a new and better era of
law observance.
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homes are needed to house the busy
people of Peoria, for the new indus
tries require many more employees
than were formerly in demand.
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MT, PLEASANT

The funeral services for Mr.. Noble {
Brown were held at his home TIL" day
afternoon Mt o'clock. with Re- Dug
las. pastor Of the NJ. 2. churcl Rev,
Isaac Kinscy. pastor OF thu Friends
church of Salem. Ohio. officiating. The
I. @. q. +. lodge and tho p. A r. con-
Quoted tho services Mt the grave. Inter
mcnt was made in Highland cemetery
Or VIII Kinsey Of wheeling spent
the week end with his mother. MIS-
Ann Kinscy.
Rev. H. W. Lodwick and sons and
daughter. Marian, were callers IN
Wheeling Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ada Dcorman Of New Philadcl'
phIa was calling on relatives ana
friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Mercer attended the M
neral Of her father. Mr.. Noble c. Brown
Mrs. Sue Sells OF Dillonvalc attended
tho funeral of her father. Mr.. Noble
Brown.
Ollie Mercer and Mrs Charlie OIL
worth OF Cleveland attended the funeral
OF their grandfather, Mr.. N"blc Brown
Several persons from out Of town
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Brown
Thursday.
Rev. and Mra E. W. Lodwick and
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Here Is a design that Is the last
word IN economy. Not one inch OF
space is wasted in this house and
1. study Of the floor plans will con-
vince the owner that for a more
compact and practical model one
would have to-look long way.
Entrance is through the porch
into a hall from which the main
stairs ascend. The basement stairs
are beneath and a grade entrance
leads 10 the kitchen and basement.
From the hall one goes on into a
good sized living room. Back OF
this is the dining room and on the
rirht is a small kitchen. The bath
room is on this floor.
On the second floor there are two
good sized bed rooms and one small
bed room. One of the delightful
features about this home lies in the
fact that there are a nice lot OF
closets-cach of the bed rooms has
a closet and downstairs. there are
two roomy ones which will be the
JOY OF any housewives heart. The
kitchen Is conveniently arranged
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ST. MARYS

r e Anderson. or NorEantown. was
the CUES, Of old friends here several
days this week.
A. r. Rogers. Of Grape Island. was
transactIng business here Thursday.
Miss Myrtle lInmmrtt. OF Eureka. was
shopping her" Thursday
Editor Robert Morris. Of Harrisville.
was in town today looking after some
oil interests.
Isom II. Mott. Of Ncns Run. WAS
business caller here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Inlay and sons
left Thursday for their home at
Weston. after an extended visit here
with relatives.
Attorney G. y. smith was at Middle
bourne on legal business Wednesday.
Miss Sophia Kcst"r. Of belmont. IL
here this week visiting friends.
Miss Martha Tarhox. Of OH City. IA.
IS visiting Miss Velma Northrop. this
week.
Edmund Holdrcn. OF Grape Island.
was in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Edna Riggs. died Sunday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John \. RiEgs after lingering
illness Of over two years OF tuhercu-
Insis She was a resident Of this city
until two years ago when she was adj
vised by physicians To go 10 Roswell,
New Mexico where she died.
She Is survived by her parents. two
sisters, Miss Bethel riggs OF Hopemont
W. Va, and Mrs. Alice johnson. OF
Roswell. N NJ. three brothers. Albert
Riggs. Of Niles. O., Gail Riggs. OF Ran
COON. India, and Ross riggs, of Ros-
we'll. y NJ, beside host or relatives
and friends in Pleasant County
The St. Marys citizens band and base
ball team are making preparations to
make July the biggest and best celc-
bration eve rhcld IN the city. Two ball
games will he held between Mil.held.
o., and Smiths team, races. contests,
creased pole, etc. with splendid array
Of fire works IN the evening. Bring the
family and spend the day at Williams
Park.
The many friends Of I. r. Myers, or
Belmont. were shocked TO learn of his
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10 her home In Folsom after spending

10 her home In Folsom after spending
week with relatives here.
Mr.. Thomas J. Hin continues very III
at his home on North Main street. Win
no hopes entertained for his recovery.
The FIRST Methodist church has taken
an option on one-half OF the lot owned
by the Monument works. The lot Is
sTLs feet wide. 100 feet long.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Van Camp left on
Thursday evening for Atlantic city
where they will spend several weeks.
Magnolia high school building project
Is being started this week. 1t is eH-
pected that several rooms will be ready
for occupancy by January list.
Mrs Abe Hoyt has moved his store
from the Eakin building 10 the vacant
room OF the Moose Temple on North
street
The repairs to the ST. Johns Mctho-
dist church have been completed. and
the opening will occur next sunday.
Judge j. Howard Holt spoke at the
First Methodist church last Sunday eve
ming on Crime and It's punishment"
Mr.. ]. c. Crawford. manager OF the
Parriott congressional campaign. was a
prominent visitor this week.
Mrs. Frank Young and baby are WIS.,
ltiug relatives in Moundsville this week
Mr. and Mrs Charles McMunn are
the proud parents OF fine girl born
last saturday.
Mr.. Jerome Haddox ard Miss Edith
Hayes were married at the parsonage OF
the First Methodist church Wednesday.
Both are prominent young folks from
the American Ridge.
Mrs. f. \. Bartlett and children have
returned TO Clarksburg after a visit
with the formers mother. Mrs Anna
SnodgraSs.
Miss Mary Lowery Duerr Is hits week
visiting among relatives at Parkersburg
The woman's Club CirE Department
are making preparations TO participate
In America First Day" called TO be Oh
served at all the churches next Sunday.
Mr.. Maurice Francis. who has been
in St Francis hospital. Pittsburgh. re-
turned home much better in health Fri
day.
Mr.. "DlnGer" Daugherty Is announc-
Ing himself this week for the n"minn-
ton of justice OF the peace of Magnolia
district.
The wetzel county Democratic COM
mtttee held a very important meeting at
Hundred last Saturday. Mr.. J. NJ. Rcr-
dine presided. and anon; those a't"nd-
Ing from this city. Wee NesSrS. ". VI.
and q. \. Hartman. and ". J. r"SuHth-
wait
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Ut eLARINGTON /
Miss Irene Thompson IS the guest
of relatives at Baltimore, Nd.


Miss Irene Thompson IS the guest
OF relatives at Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Stella Wesserly returned to
Cleveland. O.. Wednesday from a VS.
II here. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. c. W. Westerly, for a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey and
daughter, Betty, left Friday for Basic
City, Va. where they will visit Mr..
Humphreys parents.
Mrs. Chas. Lapp and two sons, OF
r. D. 8, were Wheeling visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Gerry and daughter Of
Covington, Ky, are the guests OF
relatives here.
The younger set attended a delight
full informal, party in the Town Hall
Wednesday evening.
Miss Erma FankhauSer was shop.
ping in Wheeling Tuesday.
Bert Westerly OF Shadyside. visited
his parents here over Sunday.
Mrs. Myra Roe OF Sardis. o.. IS
visiting relatives in town
Miss Adelia Newhouse was the
guest OF New Martinsville friends
this week
Miss Mary Ethel Baker OF New Mat.
amoras, Is visiting at the home OF her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rea
Mrs. Chas. Walter and Mrs. Leota
Stab were calling on friends here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kelch, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Swain and Misses Sylvia
Limbaugh and Stella Westerly motored
to Woodsfield Sunday.
]. Warren Yost Of Pittsburgh. was
here several days this week.
Mrs. VIII Ault and children OF New
Matamoras, were guests Of Mr. aud
Mrs. Chas. Hubacher this week.
Mrs. Allie Rutter and daughter
Aadalisne, were Wheeling visitors
Tuesday.
Fred williams OF Woodsfleld. O.,
was a visitor In town Saturday.
Dr.. C. A. Ward and family OF Mar.
ietta, spent Sunday In town with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Abrigg and chill,
aren attended the funeral Of his moth.
CT hIS S01nOCI AUIAS5B dI Ou1Ls, ~.
Friday.
Rev. Carl Sherzer has returned from
q visit to Canal Dover, o.
The death OF Miss Nettte Buskirk
at Round Bottom occurred Tuesday
from pneumonia.
Sanford Baldwin, local young man.
and Miss Alice McDougal. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McDougal Of
Beallsv1lle, o., who were married on
Wednesday, are receiving the con-
gratul2tions Of friends.
The Sew-So Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs B. E.
Kelch.
Harry McDougal. who was kicked
by horse at his home here Saturday,
was taken to the Martins Ferry hos
pital. where following an operation.
he IS reported to be getting along
nicely.
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Folks Back Home

In theory. the child cuffed and
kicked about al frequent intervals /"
ease the temper Of iratc parents
should become Case-hardened and
brutalizcd and. end its days behind
windows AIRED with iron: but as
frequently it develops into a prominent
citizen ard teaches a Sunday school
class.
In theory. tho child justly and
adequately punished for its sins and
treated with Kindness during its IN
tervalS Of good behavior should de-
velop into a great and good man; but
as frequently it becomes hard boiled
and develops all the faults one may
possess without inviting a az SEN
tence.
In theory. the child SurrouRded by
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The girl across the street Is
launched upon her career. Her song
is printed and twelve precious copies
lie atop the piano in the parlor or are
passed from hand to hand by awe
stricken neichhors who gather to share
her triumph. Fame but waits npon the
little matter Of attracting the pu5I'c'S
attention.
Last night the girl came 10 visit IL.
bringing in tow the hUICh"r hoy ia"
butcher hoy who bul yesterday va.
her idol, and now is a stranger and AZ
alien. standing afar Of with look Of
puzzled torment in his eyes.
Apparently the girl has sever"
attack. At frequent intervals Thc
drags in the expression, "as it were,
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ADVICE

This is gratutous and therefore In
sulting advice 10 bachelors who con-
template matrimony and have not yet
selected the party Of the second part.
Women are divided into three
classes: lean ones, plump ones and
medium ones. There are subdivisions
having TO do with complexion, age,
and previous condition OF servitude,
but these do not matter.
The lean ones make excellent wives.
They are light on their feet and re-
markedly efficient They get the work
done without apparent effort, and
have ample time to improve their
minds at the movies. In these hipless
DAYS they appear to great advantage
in the garments prescribed by Fashion
and their low displacement lessons the
task Of mastering the new dance steps.
Their chief fault is disposition 10
boss you.
The plump ones make excellent
wives. They are good natured eener
ous. and seldom vain Of their personal
appearance. AS rule: their tastes
are domestic; and since they are for
the moment a wee bit out OF style,
they are inclined to be very apprecia-
tive Of affection. They are not built
for speed. but they make comfortable
ermful and their serenity is an excel.
lent tonic for masculine nerves. Their
Chief fault is disposition to boss you.
The medium ones make excellent
wives. They have all the virtues OF
the lean ones. and AL the virtues or
the plump ones. Put the effort to re.
main medium occupies great deal OF
their time. and in the end worry makes
them lean or indffirenc" makes them
plump. Meanwhile, however. they are
DELIGHTFUL, and their chief fault Is a
disposition to boss you.
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Bv Robert CULLEN
Sketches BY
], H. Striebel

wholesome Christian influences should
become paragon Of virtue, while
the child contaminated by evil assocl-
rtions should reach manhood only TO
encourage the manufacture of hempen
rope. But the capacity Of preachers
sons for devilmcnt is proverbial, and
many of our greatest preachers were
ruII Of guile and rottenness in their
youth.
AnDarentlv there are neither rules
Tor theories to fit all cases. Inc pa
rent who would make the most OF MS
child should first provide 1t with re-
spectacle ancestry. then do his darnd-
est and trust in God. And circumstance
will chart it's future, making it preach.
er or prophet, renegade or rascal.
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down an git 1T sense. th"y sui EOI
enough conceit lef' to make EN- hold
up the heads.
But when a iii gals folks Is all
time tellin' her she's ugly. an III
boys folks makes fun Of I'm or maybe
lick him ever time he stands up TO
his rights. them kind gifts Cowed like
whipped houn' and don't never cit
over it. The world mighty soon tames
the Teller what thinks he's the star
boa der but il don't never put ITSELF
to no trouble to eXalt the meek an
humble
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nllSS aiuA f3eAA .. -
Ing at tho Daily Vacation Bible schos'
at Dillonvale.
Mrs. Parrot and daughter OF Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, are visiting their daugh.
ter and sister. Mrs. E. W. Lodwick.
Rev. Isaac kinsey and daughter, Mrs.
Alice Johnson Of Salem. arc visiting
relatives ard friends here.
Several persons from this place at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. James Hast
Ing of Adena Wednesday.
Miss Lille Cattell IL visiting At the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Lewis Lupton.
The Florence Athletic club baseball
team of Bellaire will play the team here
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
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Tor few days shows much Improve
ment
Mrs Stella Rra,ton and children Miss
Mildred and clyde Of Beach city one
who have been visiting with relatives
and friends in the valley spent over
the week end with relatives In TINS
vicinity.
Miss Hester McGill returned 70 her
home in Wheeling. nn Wednesday eNcn-
ing, after pleasant visit at inc n"me
Of her uncle MIR. and Mrs. J. r. "his-
sen. local residents.
Mrs NJ /, Price ~ Unlontown, and
daughter, Mrs. Roy Tanner ana SON
clarence and Craig "f willard Nh'o'
who are visiting with friends IN Union.
town. spent Tuesday ut tho home or
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. FdnondSon
q A. Caldwell IN company With
H-ure Clark Of near town, were hue
mss callers in Flushing on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Powell and Miss Anna
Work wcr" shoppers in Wheeling on
Wednesday.
NJ. Ioccrh NayIor ~ Cameron. = VS.
Ting N:th his daughter Mrs. r. fio'd'
in AMI family or Or0.
Mrs. Roy Tanner aud children. spent
Tuesday night 1T tive homo ot their
AUNT Mr. "'., Mrs. W. I. 'aIu"cII. TO-
cal rCS!dcn
Misses Miranda and Helen Campbell
and brother Harold who reside short
distance from Tniontown. spent Thurs
dnv i'm town IN the morning ut the home
" their grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
w T Caldwell. and IN the afternoon
at the home Of her uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Caldwell.
C. w. Gregg. ~ PITTSBURGH. was n
business caller In Geo the past week.
Oliver TAYLOR has returned /" MS
home. ar'cr making 4 hurried business
trim up into Canada. IN the interest OF
tho Elm Grove Mining Company.
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Harris and son
Francis n local residents. '"f' the PCT
week - spend short tim" It tho Ed
win I.ylc farm. which Is situation a
short distance from New Athens. an
outing which will y" much enjoyed by
all. especially during the vegetable sea-
Robert md James Ferguson returned
"a their homo. near Fairpoin' on Sat
u-dav evening after a visit with their
grandmother, Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson,
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs John Caldwell were
week end visitors at the HON" OF th-
formers brother. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Caldwell. Of near Hon"dal".
Miss Hannah Emhl"ton. Of Orc and
niece Mary EVELYN Dixon nf Wheeling
woh Is their guest. spent few DAYS TN"
FIRST Of the week with friends In FRIDGE
port. returning home on Wednesday,
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THE GIRL ACROSS THE STREET

twice during The evening she rererreu
to the common people" and once she
spoke of the masses" When they
get that way, the disease has done It's
worst.
She is still human. however. IT do
not say that shall have no men
friends" said she. "A career brings
one so in touch with tho masculine
element. and one feels the need OF
the human touch. But think one
SHOULD place ones career above every
thing. as il were. and rejoice to sacri-
fee all things for the higher life"
Poor butcher boy! How miserable.
bow insignificant. how dumb. now
md ms thunder is a mere man when
tho lady of his choice gets that way.
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new MARTINSVILLE
Fourth Of July Celebration.

The Park Association. under the man
agement OF Mr.. John Robinson, are ar
ranging great celebration on the
Fourth OF July. An additional building
is being erected at the park, and many
interesting and profitable stunt will be
installed. There will be fine dancing
floor. and the McConkey's baseball team
&C Wheeling. will I'ty a double header.
This team developed great rivalry last
season when Azar'S RearcatS walloped
them two out OF three. As the lineup
will be the same with some minor
changes the interest In these games will
DC intense. Other fine sports will be tho
order OF the celebration. \ large num-
Der OF people from all sections OF the
county viii be present.
Baltimore Ohio Bridge Repaired.
During the past week large force Of
men have been putting the bridge across
Fishing creek in fine condition Carpen-
ters OF the maintenance OF way from
Benwood, have been detailed for the
work.
Order Of Eastern star.
Tuesday evening the largest attend
ance OF the Eastern Stars ever recorded
Tor this city, hold It's annual installation
and reception. Grand Worthy Matron.
Mrs Shatfer, OF wells6urg. addressed
the meeting. after which delicious re-
freshments were served.
view water System Nearing Completion
The new cassion OF the New Martins
vile water board Is now down almost so
feet. The we'll Is 10 feet in diameter.
and Ia 10 augment the present water
supply At the bottom OF the 60 foot
we'll, 10 or IL wells are TO be drilled The
vafar will he ahSolutely pllre az Dreyi-
GUS tests were made concerning II This
Is quite an achievement for the persent
water board.
Personals and Locals
Mrs Elizabeth NJ LaSure has returned
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buy well because he has the
money with which to make the
right kind of purchases. In case
OF sickness or accident he is able
to meet his bills promptly. He
is quite often the owner Of prop
crty including the home in which
he resides, and thus contributes
to the upbuilding of his COM
munity.
He is thrifty, not in the sense
of being close listed, but in the
sense OF being progressive and
enterprising.
He gets along we'll in the
world and has something 10 look