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The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-08

come out easily.
Always keep box of corks in the
kitchen to use when a cork breaks
One is constantly adding to the col
lection, or it is possible to buy few
of assorted sizes to start the collec
ton.
Corner shelves few inches from
the floor may be made to hold shoes
This part of the closet space is moi
used and the shoes are always to b,
found in a hurry. To keep shoes IL
good shape, always put in the shot
trees as you set them away.
Cream will whip very quickly If yor
use five drops of glycerine to pint o:
cream. Added to chocolate vher
dipping bon-bons 1t gives them gloss
and they will harden more quickly.
Use an egg beater when making {
cooked salad dressing or custard
beating well while 1t Is cooking in thu
double boiler. The dressing will be OF
much smoother texture than If stirred
with a spoon.
When planting small seeds, put them
in a shaker with large holes. The
seeds may then be scattered more
evenly.
White hose that have become yellow
may be dyed any color to match o
gown, saving the price of a new pair.
The lids from lard cans and Other
small cans can be enameled and deco
rated in some simple border, making
nice little coasters to use for serving
lemonade. Dip the cover in the enamel
1t makes a better surface than using o
brush.
When preparing grape fruit for sa
lads. plunge it In boiling water, then
dip in cold; then the peellng will be
removed with all the tough inner white
portion very easily.
Nuu hlA4 n,eaQ
The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-08
HELPFUL HINTS

To remove cakes from the pans, turr
each cake upside down as soon as 1t IL
The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-08
GOOD EVERYDAY DISHES

Honey is not only one of the most
wholesome of sweets, but medicinal,
The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-08

May we have the wit to discover
what is true and the fortitude to prac-
tice what is good.
What we call Luck
Is simply Pluck,
And doing things over and over:
Courage and will
Perseverance and skill
Are the four leaves of Luck's Clover.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-08

taken from tnt
oven; cover the
bottom with 6
wet cloth a n {
steam for a few
minutes. T h e I
run n k n | t {
around the edge
and the cake will
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Dogs And Birds

PUPP1Es-st. Bernards, orange
and white Jumbos. Sic so; Airs.
dales. pedigreed, 8 IL months,
crackerjacks, $l1.5o; Bpaniels, bull
terriers. fox terriers. rat terriers,
black and tan Japanese terriers,
poodles and others, $3.50; Eski
mos; pure white, SIS: Boston pedt.
greed, brindle and white markings,
$40; grown dogs, Airedales, .pedi.
greed, 10 to 20Smonths, real crack.
ertaelts, SIS; Eskimos, u monthe,
$40; broken hounds with guarantees,
S25; collies, 70, to "a months, real
ones they are handsome, SIS: fox
terriers u months, black, white.
tan, bargains S12 SO; black and tan
- months, very good companion,
$40; don't buy limitations for small
money; we are reliable, send che6l.
or money order with your order
Southwark Kennels, 70S Mercy ST. 4
2hilRdelnhia. d s n
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LOANS J
PROVE BENEFICIAL
Report Of War Finance Cor.
poration Claims Loan Plan .
Successful.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. Dec. 81.
The American farmer has dem.
onstrated tina. when properly FIN,
anced he can weather the worst
economic storms the War Finance
Corporation declared in it's annual
report sent to Congress today. The
report set forth that Il per cent
Of the money advanced to the agri.
CULTURAL industry had been repaid
either in advance Of maturity or
when due.
Advances by the corporation
saved the industry many millions
OF dollars, the report declared, ex.
planning that the corporations OF.
tices believe its activities have
proven as beneficial In the restor.
alton OF confidence as the actual
pouring Of cash into places where
credit was highest. The loans had
made II possible for thousands OF
farmers to handle their products
in an orderly fashion; Il was added
and the confidence instilled 10
them through the knowledge that
money was available acted as q
stablli2er, the value Of which, the
report said, could only be estimat.
ed.
at is impossible" the report
continued, ITO estimate the full ef,
feet Of the aid given by the cor.
poFation to the live stock indus.
try, because calamities that are
ayerted can never be measured.
1.-THE effect Of the corporation,s
activity on the live stock Industry
was typical of that on many otts.
phases Of agriculture" 1t was I'D,
dedr land satisfaction with the as
sistance rendered has been ex.
pressed to the corporation N
countless ways"
The report added that the gradu
al decrease in the number Of applt
cations for loans further reflected
the general benefit which the cor.
noration's operation have had on
the agricultural credit situation.
Advances for agricultural and live
stock purposes totallipg S433,477s'
600 in thirty seven states had been
approved up to November 80. OF
this s1S2.s59,000 went to 440O
banking institutions, S77,7610 900 to
113 live stock loans companies and
$172.S27,00O to thirty two cooper
alive marketing associations.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE COM.
MISSION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLEsTON.

At q meeting Of The Public
Service Commission 81 West viz
ginia, held on tho sth day of
December, A. D., 1922.
Case No. 1895
WoRTHINGToN PUBLIC SER
VICE CORPORATION,
Application for authority TO
change water rates.
Whereas, application has this
day been filed by the Worthing-
ton Public Service Corporation
for authority to- change is water
rates, II is ordered that leave be
granted to anyone Interested to
hle objection thereto before the
Commission at any time ON or be-
fore the 9Th day OF January.
1928, and this matter be set
down for hearing at q messing OF
the Commission to be held at ITS
offices In the Capitol Building IA
the City Of charleston ON said 9TH
day Of January 1928, ~ ten
o'clock a, M at.which time any
one may appear and make such
objection thereto as may % deem
ed proper,
ut Is further ordered Tint the
applicant publish q copy Of this
order once each week for three
successive weeks Ia two news
papers OF opposite politics II such
therehe, and Of general circuia-
ton in the county OF counties af-
fected by the proposed change in
rates; and said applicant shall
also mall to or serve on each OF
Its consumers affected thereby,
at least fifteen days prior TO said
9th day Of January, 1893. writ
ten notice on the form prescribed
by the Commission. showing that
It has appllea to- The Public Ser
vice Commlssion for authority to
change It's rates, the rates pro-
posed to be charged, and the time
and place Of such hearing; max
ing due return OF all thereof ON
or before the day Of hearing.
A Copy Teste:
R. B. BERNHEtM.
Secretary.
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Notice Is hereby given that a
special meeting Of the members
of the Young MEMS Christian
Association OF Faifmont viii De
bald tsrthe auditorium OF the a.
-.--.viI Building. at X; 80 O'clock
In the evening Of Thursday. Dc
cember 2s, 1925, forthe purpose
OF giving consideration To and act
ing upon resolutions 10 be then
and there introduced providing
for the authorization Of an issue
OF first mortage and reftinding {
per cent goldtbonds not exceeding
In the aggregate the principal su IA
OF eighty thousand dollars (sS0.-
000.00) at any one time out
standing, for the plrpose Of re-
funding and retiring the present
first, second and third mortgags
bonds, now outstanding, which
mature January LIST 1898 aud
July LIST, 1923, and for the fur
Their purpose Of authorizing the
execution ota deed OF trust pIede-
Ing tie real estate and other
equipment Of the association "a
security for the said issue Of
bonds.
By order OF the Board Of pifec.
tors at Stheeting held December
10. 1922.
12-14-21.
slowl"
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BARRAcKVILLE
High School Program

"a program was given by the
teachers and pupils OF the local
high school, which proved last
night quite successful. A Christ.
mas tree added variety to tie
lseene. The tree was gaily decorat.
I ed with emblems Of the season
4 and was loaded With presents for
tie boys. girls and older folks.
The following program was given:
Orchestra number: Song, Holy
Might" by audience; devotional,
BY the Rev. 7. B. Lawler; soug,
rJolly Winter" by Glee Club;
reading, TED Goes Christmas
Shopping" by Bob Tenant; or.
chestra number: Piano solo by
Miss Hazel Book; song, "Beauti-
full Moonlight" by Glee Club.
The play, "a Christmas Crazy
Glass" will be given The charac.
tiers are teacher: Miss May ice;
Clara, Martha Michaeli Eva,
Madge Thomas; Alice, Blanche
satterfield; Will, Eddie Federofr;
Fred. Ernest Albert: Tom, Tony
Sergi. The,rest OF the program
WIN consist OF IN orchestra num-
bef3 Solo by Mrs. 3. L Mossr:
reading. "a Bureau OF Christmas
Information. Sophia Kaznosii;
song Hall the Day" by sixth
Grade pupils; song, "Jingle Bells"
by audience. The affair was held
IA the Bethesda Baptist Church.
Joint Entertainment
embefs Of the World Wide
.Gufe and the Willing Workers
Sunday Glass were entertained at
lithe speial rooms Of the Betnseda
Baptist Church Tuesday evening
with MIS- Mary cFalneF and Miss
Eva Bird ns hostesses. After the
= = -
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Farms Fol Sale

so ACRES WITH q OIL WELLS
ONLY $4,000 PER ACRE-Good
land Just a little rolling, large g.
room house, free gas, large bank
barn, in fine neighborhood, uiile
from railroad station, 3 miles
from good town ON Q rail-
roads. Has phone. n. F. d.
and near school, Purchaser
gets everything At $4,000 per
acre, one.half cash These oil wells
are pumped right along. Purchaser
gets The owners share. This inusr
be sold 10 settle an estate. Good
chance for more wells. NJ. i.
Trout Realty Ca Lancaster. ONO.
e2s4A
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GIGS A

START YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Make more money! Retail Raw.
lelgn's Good Health Food Pro-
ducts, Spices, Flavors, Medicines,
Toilet Preparations, etc. $50 every
day Ilecessitaites used by millions.
Largest company: established. 81
years. Favorably known all over
America. Products sold on time;
lowest wholesale. No experience,
practically no capital needed. We
furnish everything. teach you to
manage your own permanent big
ing business. S3000-$5000 yearly.
yearly. Particulars free; give
age. occupation, references. W.
7. Rawle!sh Co., Dept. 900. Free
port. Illinois. 6165A
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Church Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school at ~ a. ~, W. Ii.
Watson, superintendent; Btole
study and communion service In
connection with Suday school;
pabllc worship and preaching ser
vice ut II a, m. with sermon by
the Rev. Harvey benson OF the
East Side in Fairmont,
NJ. E. Church
The following service will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday: Sunday school at
10 a. M, James T. Wells, superln-
tendent, the annual treat to be-
distributed among the Sunday
school pupils at this service; pub
lie worship and preaching serv-
ice at II a. m, sermon by the
regular pastor the Rev. William
A. Kerr.
Church OF Christ
The congregation OF the Church
OF Christ will meet next Sunday
in the chapel room Of the school
building Song service will begin
at 10 a. m. and will be followed
by Bible study and communion
Song service and Bible study will
be held Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock,
Sister nj
Mrs. ]. T, leo and daughter
frankie were at Earnshaw this
week where they were called on
accounted the illness OF the for
mer's sister, Miss sInda Garner,
who Is suffering from a severe at
tack Of pneumonia. Her coudi.
ton for a time was very. serious
although at this time she Is
slightly improved.
Personals \
A. L. Thomas, who is Ill at his
homo here, and who recently 70.
turned from Cook Hospital, ia i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. Fred Snoderly Of Davies
Run and Mrs. W. T. Stewart OF
Katy were here Wednesday for a
visit with their parents, Mr. aad
Mrs. P. A Dragoo
Mrs odes Hibbs and little
daughter Edith and Mrs. Prim
were shopping in FaIrmont Wed.
nesday.
L, R. shlpley and Miss Jack. |
son OF Fairmont were entertained
as dinner guests at the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ice of Main
street last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Rideway spent
Sunday as the guest OF Miss Sara
Nuzum Of Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham
and children will go to Oliver
Gap Sunday where they will
spend Christmas at the home Of
Mrs. ounningham's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Brumage.
p. D. Garner, who has been
visiting friends at Earushaw for
some, time, is here for q visit with
his sister, Mrs. j. F.. Ice.
Mrs. 7. N. Dlckey has been
SICK for the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Wilson and
c. A. Springer were business
visitors in Warrington Tuesday.
Mrs. " N. Kennedy Of
Monumental visited friends here
Tuesday.
lawson Martin Of sHenshawI
visited friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar q Wilson
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usual preliminary business meet
ins the remainder Of the :Inlc waE
spent with music and games and
refreshments were served to tie
twenty-five guests present.
10 Ohio
Miss Lotto Snodgrass. VINO has
been a resident OF this comni Ialty
for many years, left this mor,tng
tDr Lima. Ohio, where shs Will
make her future homo with har
brother, Fielding Snodgras3, Ico
was also a former Baraekvllle
rsident.
Golden Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Michael OF
Grant Town have completed plans
for celebrating their golden
wedding anniversary at the famI-
ly home next Sunday A number Ot
friends have been invited. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Michael ara tae parents 81
j. Michael and Mrs. Fred TuDtn
man. both of whom are Barrqc4-
vile residents.
Christmas Tree
Teachers and pupils OK, the Bar
rackvtlIe grades will have their
Christmas program and tree to-
morrow afternoon. Each grade
will contribute something toward
the afternoons entertainment. In
yitations, which read as follows,
have been sent out: Friday at 2
We want you, Santa Claus, 30.
aud his jolly crew.
Brooks Winnie
The marriage Of Miss Martha
Winnie and Ellis Brooks, both Of
Pennington occurred at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Tenant,
who reside near here, last Sat
urday evening. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. /. s.
Taylor Of Fairview and a number
Of Pennington people accompaui-
ed the bridal party here. a num-
Der Of local and out-oftown
guests were present for the affair.
Baptist Bazaar
The annual Christmas Bazaar
given by the Ladies' Aid Society,
Of the Bethesda Baptist Church
was held Tuesday evening. The az
fair was met with success. A Few
articles, which were not disposed
Of are on sale In the show windows
Of Wells And Son Grocery Store.
Good Meeting
The Rev. 7. 3. LAWYER, who has
been holding a series Of evangel-
istic meetings at Simpson, Har-
rison County, returned homo En-
Cay evening aud was In charge OF
his work here and at Fairy .ew last
Sunday. Mr.. Lawler was some
what handicapped In his work
while away by an epidemic Of
scarlet fever. However. the
meetings were fairly well attend
Church Notes
The following sherviees will be-
held In the Baptist Church Sun.
day: Sunday school at 10 a. nj 1,
Walter Pitzer, superintendent;
short Christmas program follow.
ing the usual opening exercises;
Services Sunday evening at 2 p.
m. with a Christmas sermon BY
the Reverend Mr., LAWYER ana
special music
Christian Church
The services ia the Christian
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- At.r 49,. ~ ..I.t44<A u 81,
want 10 buy, selI or eAcnange &c
Eerttse your wares In Tampa ana
South Florido. One OF the mos.
prosperous regions or GcdGy. a!
ways use Times want Ada. Lars
est Tampa circulation ard larges
4aAy average want ad lineage OF
any Florida paper Guaranteed to
al advertisers. Regular rae oEe
cen. per word. Monthly rate on au.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
plicatior. Inquiries cheeffully an.
TIMES, TAMPA. Florida ysBSA
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!tusiness Oprofturitles

START YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Make more money! Retail Raw.
leigh's Good Health Food products,
spices, flavors, medicines, .oilet
preparations, etc. $50 everyday
necessities used by millions. Larg.
est company; established 81 years.
Fayorably known all over Amor.
ica. Products sold on time; low.
est wholesale. No experience. praC.
tically no capital needed. We tyr.
nish everything; teach you to man.
age your own permanent blg.pay.
ing business. $So0-S5000 yearly
Particulars free; give age, occn.
patton, references. W. T. Raw.
Leigh Co., Dept. $50, Freeport,
Illinois.
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Personal

HINDU AsTRoLoGIsT-DF. Himl.
hia, Of East India, the worlds
noted medium clalryoyant and as.
Eologist, sitting In his great su.
preme power reading human life.
tells your life story from the stars.
Remember the star will guide you
through life. II youtare worried.
troubled or discouraged on any az.
fair Of life, send the date OF your
birth, twenty-five cents to cover
mailing expenses. ! will send
horoscope Of importance to you,
Must send self.addressed envelope.
Address Dr.. w. q. lHimihia, Lock
Box 1888, Savannah, Ga. s2S7A
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

An, cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be IN writing addressed to Sthe
Want.Ad Department. Thls iE FOR
your protection.
ms West V'rgirtdn viii not be
responsible for mort than ore In.
correct insertion Of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time IS
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This Date in History
peceml3er e1'

1705-catharine OF Portugal
died; queen OF Charles II Of Eng.
land. BY whom she was treated I'M
kindly.
i7S0-James Harris died; an
English gentleman Of uncommon
abilities and learning. whose writ.
ings have been greatly admired
1S11-Peter Parker, the British
admiral. died, aged SO.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-21

The increased sales Of cigar.
cites In this country is attributed
to the hundreds OF thousands II
women who have Joined the ranks
OF smokers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-21
DIES IN PlTrsRuRaH.

A message received here an.
nounced the death OF George Far.
icy, a cousin Of John McAteer OF
Pieront avenue. whose death oc.
CURED yesterday at the Mercy
Hospital In Pittsburgh.
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Wanted

WANTED-At once, girl to do
general housework. Call 2033.s
e192A
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MIAMI, FLORIDA, = Daily
Metropolis Want Ads lie per
word cash with order.
No. 577o.A
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and Mrs. Charles Wilson spent
Tuesday with friends in Manning.
ton.
Dr. and Mrs. I. c. Gibson and
little son Wayne OF Wallace will
arrive here the last OF the week
and will spend the Christmas
holidays at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J. Straight, who are Mrs,
Gibson'S parents.
Evelyn, little daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Luther shackelford, Il
recovering from an attack oil
chtckenpox. A smaller child In tho
family is also III with the disease.
]. 2. Robinson has been sick
for the past few days.
J. F Conway OF Washington,
D. c.. who is Visiting relatives in
Fairmont, was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. 2. Robinson yeatcr.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins
Of the East Side In Fairmont were
the guests Of Mrs Nancy King
yesterday.
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Cllirstmas Raznr

The Christmas bazar held by the
members OF the N. e. Ladies' Aid
Society proved to be a successful
ahaiF. More than $50 were cleared
from the sale Of articles and the
lunch. which was served in con-
neetion with the bazar,
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Autos And Accessories
Roardcrs And Roomers

BoARDERs WANTED at 1os
Spruce street. Private fanny.
6242A
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Boarders Wanted

GENTLEMEN BoARoERs--Room
and Board 5000 per week: new
ly fitted up: free bath: modern eon.
reniences: FAIRMoNT RooMINa
HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, al4
Water St. Phone 1863. 61oaA
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Unfurnished Rot,,,es

THREE unturntshed basement
n, room = . Close IN. No children.
No. ssao.A
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Houses Aud Lots

MODERN s room pungaiow With
bath Lot boS1g0! $1,000 CASH
balance terms a. @. Bailey. Higa,
lawns. 1884
EASY TERN on Spruce stree,
cottage. -Four rooms, bath. Alec
four rooms on Speedway car line.
Gee. q. aRoBsT. ei27 A
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laallLllo.E!:lllig :--t,rssslng

WE CLEAN CLOTHES CHEAPER
AND BETTER. SILVER TAN,
oRING. COMPANY, SIS MADISON.
STREET e2sfA
WE REPAIR REMODEL AMI
RELINEo COATS CHEAPER MN
BETTER SILVER TAILoRfSf,
COMPANY sIs MADISON sTl
PHONE fee1:h sssoA
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GIRL for general homework. Ap.
ply b07 Fairuqnt Avenue.
No. 619o-A
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TWO POOL tables Complete "a
cues, two sets balls, everything
ready to go to playing. Price com.
pfae $225.00. Anybody desiring a
bargain look these tables over.
s. L. Rice. Downs, West Virginia,
No. 6174-A
WHAT will your gift to the
family be? ADoDGE automS-
bile Of course, ASK about our
easy payment plan. SNYDER NO.
TOR co.
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Female Help Wanted

WHITE COOK. no laundry or
chambermaid WORK: reference
required. Call Phone 1871.
No, 61SS Al
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and Mrs. Charles Wilson spent
Tuesday with friends in Manning.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
to couple without children or two
girls. Apply 2O4 Newton street.
6157A
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-05-18

a. C. Barrett and f. A. Hammond
)ioeai undertakers. are attending "a meet
ing OF the Tri-States Undertakers A.
spciation this week i'm Memphis.