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CAME HOME TO DIE

Three years ago came home
thinking 2 or 8 weeks would be my
limit to live. I had suffered for ID
years from colo attacks and severe
liver and stomach trouble. I happened
to see an advertisement of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and purchased a
bottle at the drug store and after TAX
ing the first dose felt better than ]
had for 15 years. am now in the best
of health-thanks to Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy" 1t removes the catarrhal
mucous from the intestinal tract, and
aIlays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
festival ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or money
refunded at Crystal Pharnacy.-ady.
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tROSSY" GETS ON TRACK
AND CAUSES TRAIN WRECK

MIILVULLE, July IA trainload
Of logs backing into the mill yard was
wrecked Saturday afternoon about $3.50
O'Clock when COW belonging to Mr.,
Bell attempted to stroll between the
slowly moving cars. The accident oc-
Cured north of the Panama City road
crossing. Several cars were darailed,
logs spilled all over the works, and
the cow was 9 total wreck. Some of
the logs are said to have skidded into
a colored tenant house near the right
of way,
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RETRIEVED THRICE
AND THEN LYNCHED

JEsUP, Ca, July 1.--JamAs Harvey and
Joe Jordan, negros, who were granted :
thirty day reprieve Thursday after hav-
ing been sentenced to hang for che third
time, were taken from officers ana Iynch-
cd in Liberty county early today.
The negroes we're convicted last sepA
tember OF an attack on white woman
and were sentenced to be hanged, denied
new trial and sentenced again and after
the state supreme court had upheld the
conviction, the hanging was set for last
Friday.
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BREAKS BACK srRckE RECORD,

NEW YORK, July Three worlds
back stroke swimming records were brok-
en- today by Miss Sybil Bauer Of the nli-
nois Athletic Club, Chicago, in the olmp-
ic Lagoon at Manhattan eBaoh. Making
her first eastern appearance OF the sea-
son, Miss Baeur shattered marks for so
and 100 yards and 100 meters in two spe-
cial Invitation events,
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M'ALLISTER DISPOSES
OF THE herman STOCK

DeFUNIAK, July THE bankrupt
stock OF the late firm OF Berman and
Bremen was sold by Receiver Felo
McAllister Tuesday to q. s. Myers for
$3.7s5 for the stock fixtures and open
accounts, the inventory being some
thing in excess of $500 and appraise-
ment about $4,000.
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Or. scHRElDER lNplorEp.

MACON, Ca, July IAN indictment
warrant from Boston. Mass, for the ar
rest Of DR.. Eugene Schneider was receiv-
Cd by Chief of Police Martin Thompson
tonight
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BECOMES COLLEGE c4AMp.

GARDEN CITY, N, Y, July Ia Poll
lock Boyd Of Dartmouth today won the
intercollegiate Golf championship by de-
feating @. B. Secor of williams, 70 up and
II to play in the 80 hole final round at
the Garden City oolf Club.
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A0 BY

WOMAN KILLED BY LloeHTNINo.
Z SUFFOLK, Va. July LIN q terrific
electrical storm which hit DOndron. va,
this afternoon about $3.50 o'clock. Mrs
n w. Brewer was struck by q bolt OF
lGtnining and instantly killed.
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CONSTIPATION
NEARLY RUINED HIN
Famous Entertainer Made We'll
Again BY Nerv-W Worth.

Thousands Of people&through-N
ont the world have been delighted
by the wonderful Edison. records
of Harry Siebert the famous
whistler. Few could know that
this charming man was practlcai-
ly a nervous wreck from, constl-
patton and stomach trouble Tor
several years and that he had
about despaired of getting any re-
lief when he heard ofsthe wonder
full family re medy Nery-Worth.
But such is the fact. He stated
that he improved SO rapidly that
he gained seven pounds before he
had finished the first bottle. 1t
was good healthy, firm Qesh. too.
This famous. RENE dy aids diges-
ton. sweetens the stomach. stops
gas and belching and bloatfns re-
gulates the bowels, quiets the
nerves, tones up the system and
does it all in an easy, natural
manner without the, use of any
harmful drugs, but simple, re-
liable vegetable essences that: act
directly upon the seat OF trouble.
Most druggists have it: you
can always get it at the two
Fortney drug stores and at
Cranes drug store in this city
and each druggist is auth or1zed
to give the money back Il the re-
suits of the first bottle are not.
encouraging. 1t is especially hne
for women and children because
of its pleasant taste and mild but
always effective action.
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pei psrSs,WIi1 Be served sd at IS a The
evenings ntertaillment win sbss1n
charge Of Ward Downs, former
member, and presid emit of the Ear
mont league Prayer meeting VIII
follow at S o'clock in charge OF;
the pastor
Haybailer Bought
Walter Barth5 has invested In q
haybaiIer and a Fordson tractor
He and his partners will be ready
in a day or so to go on the road
with it They expect to do a thrifty
business as there is a la y hay
crop this season.
Visits Children
Mrs Maria Barth of Arnett.s
Run near; here Is visiting her sons
and daughters, who Hive in Netzel
County. She left here Tuesday at
noon and will be gone couple OF
weeks
Joins Marines
Howard Wolfe has enlisted in
the marine service.
Personals
Edgar Wilson of Barrackville
visited here Sunday
Fred Toothman was a business
visitor in Fairmont Monday.
Miss Rosie Barbe and little Billy
Nease visited relatives at Wyatt
Sunday.
Mrs. Mullen Of Fairmont spent
Sunday here with her son, Clear
ance Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boring
motored to Shinnston Sunday.
Ray Barth was a business caller
in Fairmont Wednesday.
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GRANT TOWN
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70 Hold Training Schaei

The Ballah Chapel Sunday
School will hold training class
the lasteweek in August. The class
will meet and have its first lesson
Sunday evening and continue
the work throughout the week
The last lesson will be given Fri
day evening An examination viii
be taken at the close of the lesson
and the papers will be sent into
headquarters at Nashville, Tenn. !.
and graded II the papers are salts
factory the students willtrecelve
one credit toward their Blue Seal
Diploma The class will be. In
charge of Miss Ethel Ice, ateacher
in the young peoples department;
Rehearsal for Pageant
The Epworth League will pres
emf a pageant entitled The JOY
Makers" next Sunday evening a.
Is O'Clock. with Miss Madge Smith
in charge. The members taking
part in the play met II TUESDAY 's7's
evening for a rehearsal. me
Characters are as follows: Miss JOY
Philier Miss Eleanor McElroy;
Mrs. PhiIler, Miss Sylvia Riggs:
Miss Lolita Pep. Miss Lille Tooth
man: Miss E. H. Conscience. Miss
Madge Smith; Miss lima Gloom,
Miss Nola Barbe! Rev. Mark Kim
well. Mr.. Ward Downs; Jack
Light. Albert Lee Mccoy; Billy
|Bracer fPres D., Albert McElroy.
The scene is laid in thu home of
Miss Joy Philler, third Gepartm ent
superintendent. where the recrea-
ton committe is planning for diff
ferent. forms of amusement for the
young people Of tue community
Picnic Thureday Evening
A picnic will be held Thursday
evening in the bottom near the
Ba1lah Chapel Church in charge Of
the Epworth League. Singing and
playing will be the feature OF the
evening. All kinds of games will
be played in which both old and
young can take part. The amuse-
ments will start at $50 and sup
=JHg 4 p . 10
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L lies

Can't Be Cured from the Outside.
External treatments seldom cure
Nor do surgical operations.
Tho cause is inside-bad circu-
The blood is stagnant. the veins
f1abby.
The. bowel walls are weak. the
parts almost dead.
To quickly and safely rid your.
self Of piles you must free the cir.
a fresh current
through stagnant pools. Internal
treatment is the one safe method,
Ointments and cutting won't do it
T. S. Leonhardt, NJ. D.. a special.
ist. set at work some years ago to
find real internal remedy for
piles. He succeeded. He named his
HEM-ROID.3 and tried
it inT1 900 cases before he was sat
isfied. Now HEM-RoID is sold by
druggists everywhere under guar.
antee. tits harmless ia bIet. easy
to take. and can always be found
at Fortney Drug Co.. which will
gladly refund the purchase price to
any dissatisfied customer s
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svyIFE'0F 4 !. &C LED sI:l::l By
Witt ALSO NEAR DEATH

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. n o.---M q.
Annie Enger, so, was reported near
death today from a fractured skull,
the result OF an attack by J ames
Witt. who also is charged by the
police with the Staying Of the -wo.
mans husband. Adolph Enger
Mrs. .Enger named Witt as her
assailant shortly before she be-
came unconscious after the attack
yesterday, and her statement was
supported by her daughter. Mrs
George Lindgren, who was quoteL
by police as admitting an Illicit
love affair with Witt and express
ing the opinion he killed her step
father and attacked her mother
because they interfered with an
elopement-
The police today planned to en-
list the aid of authorities OF Tenn
essee, where Witt formerly lived,
in the. search for the accused man.
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Social Calender
Thursday

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Grace Lutheran Church will NEE:
at 1880 at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Gump at 112 Wheeling street.
A meeting of the auxiliary of the
Fairmont Post, American Legion.
will he held at s p m. in the Legion
headquarters. 4
Friday
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the First
Presbyterian Church will meet at
8 p. m. at Loop Park The Little
Bearers and the beginners de-
partment Of the Sunday school will
be guests of the society.
Mrs. Walter Moore will enter
tain the Needleworkers' Club in
the evening in her home in Mary
land avenue.
Hope Temple. No II. Pythian
Sisters. will have a weiner roast
in the evening in Crawford's Grove
at Watson.
Saturday. IL
Miss Ruth Spedder will enter
tain at a bridge luncheon in her
home in Castor avenue. compl:-
Eleanor s Evans of D sita. Pa
Miss Ruth Spedden will enter
tain with a bridge luncheon at her
home on CASTOR avenue.
Sunday.
The annual reunion of the
Hamilton-Parish families will be
held at Jolliff's Grove, near
Farmington, the program begin
4 . A II va T fH i " v
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Birthday arty

AR. and Mrs. Lester Peppers,
who reside on Prickett's Creek,
were given a double birthday party
SUNDAY. honoring their birthdays,
which occur on the same day The
event was arranged by their par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. e Peppers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Martin and
was attend ed by about fifty per.
sons. Swimming and pitching
horseshoes were the diversions, and
"a basket picnic dinner3was enjoyed
on the banks Of the creek near the
Pepper home.
Ankle sprainee
Mrs. R. E. Kerns Of Alta Vista
avenue is confined to her home
with badly s2rained ankle
Purchases Property
Charles Farrell of Nemacolin, Pa.
has purchased from ]. D. Summers
his property at la l-2 Diamond
street, and he and his family ar.
expected here the latter part OF
the week to take up their resid-
ence
Carpenter Family Reunion
The sixth annual reunion of the
Carpenter family will be held next
Sunday August 81 at Fairview Me
CplSSopdl -SauS4A oAA=A'tAA
ner.s Ridge. Programs have been
printed and are being sent to rela
tiyes of the family who live at a
distance The program has a
splendid picture OF Uncle Ash
man Carpenter, as he Is familiarly
called. on the front page. Mr. Car.
penter is the oldest living descend:
ant Of the John Carpenter family
The program, to beginfat 10 a. M
follows.
Opening song Nearer by God tc
Thee; devotional, address of wei
come, Denzel Carpenter response
J. F. Carpenter; music: address
Uncle Ashman Carpenter; recita
ton, Miss Ramah Carpenter; ad
dress, W. S. Haney; address. Nal
ter Carpenter; address the Rev. Mr.
Michael; music; dinner; opening
song at 230. -'Blest Be the Tie THAI
Binds; devotional and election o.
officers; address, J. West Nrfzum:
address, the Rev. J. c. Buckley
address. NJ. NJ. Nicely: recitation
Miss Genevieve Carenter; music
address, the Rev. c. C. Lawson:
closing song, 1.-The Eastern Gate;
music furnished by the Lynn Choir
Personals
Mrs Arthur Cunningham has re
turned from a weeks visit with re
latives at Grafton.
Kenneth Swearingen has solt
his property on Reeves avenue t.
J. c. Ham, Mr.. Haun will occup!
the residence. and Mr. and Mrs
Swearingen will temporarily reside
with Mrs. Swearingen's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Reeves
Mrs. John Cress of State stree
had as her guests at dinner Wed
nesday Mrs. Albert Cress ant
grandson, Phil Cress and Mrs
Perry Poplet of Reeves avenue.
Mrs John Pople, daugh ter Louis,
and Miss Katharine Bartlett wer
dinner guests of Mrs. Pearl Shaffe
in Morgantow-n avenue Wednesday
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Had Indigestion Headache
For YearS---N0W Feels Fine
Eats ANYTHING She Wants Since Dare's Mentha Pep
sin Made Her Well and Strong Mary Sloane Asserts

generally, but that I could eat
anything that [ wanted TO- The
results, have really been wonder
full and will gladly recon- mend
your wonderful medicine to any
one.
Besides stopping gas, sourness.
heartburn and bloating in Just
few minutesit Is grand stomach
tonic that puts strength and en-
durance into dyspeptic people. SO
Mrs. Fanny K. Hollis Of Vine
land, New Jersey, reports, She
Dear Sir-After an attack of
writes:
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months ago it left me with a
weak stomachs and I suffered con-
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been taking your MENTHA PEP
SIN and am glad to say that it
has entirely freed me FROM the
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better in other ways by It's use
You@ may use my name as one
Recommending it as a grand good
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ninSa at 4 0:3 o. a. M End ga basket
being served at noon
The sixth annual reunion OF
the Hartley family Of Boot hsville
Will be held at Nixon's Grove,
near Eldora. 1T Will be an all-
day affair. &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Slater
will entertain the forces OF the
Stevenson Wholesale Co. at din
ner at their camp on the Tygart
Valley River.
The annual reunion and home
coming of the Borgess. family VIII
be held at the Boggess Grove
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NOUN "a I II

a numberso of people from Mount
Glare attended the baptising held
at Eureka Sunday. The services
were In charge OF the Rev. Boy
,ers Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moran visit
ed Davie Carpenter Sunday.
J. w. Vangilder is the guest OF
relatives here.
wilbur Boyce OF Fairmont is a
ruest at the home of Atha Van
Mrs. Burt yangilder and chill
dren OF Akron, Ohio. visited at
the homes of Atha vangilder and
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PERSONALS:

. Mrs. Bert S. Leopold and daugn
ter, Miss Marjorie, have returned
from visit of several weeks at
Cleveland, Ohio. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. c. NJ. Leo
pold, the mother of Mr.. Leopold,
who Will be their guest for several
weeks.
Mrs. Lee Glenn Ullon of Waynes
burg, Pa. who was the guest Of
Mrs. w. l.. Huffman at Camp Val
7endia OH the Valley River, has re-.
turned to her home. Mrs. Huffman
motored to Waynesburg with Mrs.
Ullom and was accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. Hoge. who is
her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ridgely and
the formers father, Frank Ridge
", have returned from an automo-
bile trip to Millersburg. Pa. They
were guests while there of the
formers sister, Mrs. T. F. Brand.
enbaugh. They visited Gettysburs
and were members OF a camping
party which camped for week
along the Juanita River.
Mrs. Lena Hood DeShields. and
daughter, Miss Sarah, formerly Of
this city, are here from their home
at Rappahannock, Va, for visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Nil
Ter at their home on Alexande:
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Barry
and son John are in Pittsburgh for
a few days.
Miss NJ. c. Hite, Rivesville, has
gone to Columbus, Ohio.
]. G. Convert LET, today for
WOODBURY., Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmot E. Eard-
ley returned this morning from a
several weeks trip to Atlantic
City.
Maj. NJ. NJ. Nicely Democratic
nominee for United States Sen
ate, left Fairmont for Wheeling
this morning.
Mrs. G. S, Fletcher OF Sol View
avenue has received word of the
arrival of her daughter Mrs James
Herman and son Robert and daugh-
ter Helen at Ranger, Tex. Owing
to railroad conditions they We're
delayed two days in reaching their
destination.
Frank NJ. Fisher of Eastland,
Tex, has arrived here and Joined
Mrs Fisher, who has been the
guest Of his mother at Manning
ton. Mr.. Fisher motored here with
friend 1>om Texas.
Frank Davis of the Consolidation
Coal Co., returned this morning
from a business trip East.
Will Colborn of Beckley is visit
ing his parents in. this city.
Miss Ruth Evans has returned
from a visit to Pittsburgh.
The Misses Elizabeth Kline and
Elizabeth Mayors have returned
from visit at Mt Lake Park.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Cornell and
children are visiting friends in
Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hinerman have
moved from the Hoult property on
Guffey street to aEresidence re-
Gently built at Hillcreast.
Mrs. Carl Wilson went to Buck
hanon today for few days visit.
7 Miss Grace Cobun went to Nor
gantown today where she will be
the guest for several avs of Mr..
and Mrs Boyd Reed.
Eli Musgrave is spending today
in Morgantown with his daughter
Mrs. RIA. Tough.
Miss Mary Byrne has returned
from Baltimore where she was on
shopping trip for Hartley's de-
partment store.
DR.. A. Hammft and family have
returned from ten days trip to
Chicago and other cities.
Roy Stoops, who had been visit
ing his brother, T. D. Stops, Jr.,
returned to Coraopolis, Pa, yester-
day.
The Rev and Mrs. Roy ]. Meyer
and daughter Catherine left for a
two-week's visit to Chicago last
week. They Will spend two weeks
in Wheeling before returning to
Fairmont.
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MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
best of all after Golden Clint
Shampoo.-AGv.
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Bedbugs lay an average OF seven
$50 ncr dav. Under favorable con-
difions they hatch in five days OF
Wfich two-thirds are females. They
mature to adult size and are capable
Df LAYING in four weeks How many
6edbugs would you have in year
If youleft one female. Gregg unmo-
Tested for one yeara
To nd the pesky bedbug. you readily zoe bow 10Y,
Necessary tits to use PREPARATION thas VIII iNii'
che eegs as well AS the live Ones,
P.D O. has been demonstrated by tho Ieaa-
THO Hospitels. Hotels and Railroad Conpanies
chat thssafese and most way .oseoD
Martins Drug store
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1 hesR sy, 8 Ohm ilIacp onal nasS
week
s,s; MI. and MRS. Russell E1Iayhuyss3
5 u ere the guests OF the formerg1
parents over the wsss
Miss Mary HayhnrstS fs5sa M
mont visited her parenf mere
ssiss
Nathan EIancoclrsotE irra oatS
visited Atha vangiIde ecently.s
Mrs. Brooks Fetty. no has
been iilTor some times is not Ersss
proved. 81:
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at Buckhannon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of
Parkersb who were visiting
the parents of the former, Mr..
and Mrs. FL Smith, at their
home on Benoni avenue, have
gone to Buckhannon to attend the
Epworth League Assembly. Their
daughter, Miss Mary Virginia.
remained here with her grand
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Mrs. w. H. Conway and sister,
sMisS9F1orence Lavender, returned
this morning from New York and
aAtlantic City, where they spent the
pastsweek.. Colonel Conway joined
themssthere several days ago and
Sacco& panied them home.
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.GnyaAdotte Club Cores. is
combination OF the finest setlsss
grown" g:
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To Camp

Mrs. Anne Kneisel and daugh.
tiers. the Misses Florence and Fran
ices, and son Carl, Miss Beatrice
Lyons, Miss Elizabeth Aikens, and.
SJohn5 Eisman are going to Valley
sFalls today, where they will spend
Two weeks camp ping. The party will
pitch tents and will live in the
&ents during their stay and will Zen
sSsoys all kinds of outdoor sports.
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To Meet.
Given Surprise.

Miss Ernie M Hicks. who is
leaving soon for Nicholas County
after attending the summer school
of the Normal. was the guest of
honor at surprise party given
Tuesday evening. The affair was
arranged by the Iron Sunday
School Glass OF the NJ. e. Church
at ColfaX, of which class Miss
Hicks Is the teacher. She was
presented with a silk umbrella. "A
social hour was enjoyed, and re-
freshments were served. Miss
Hicks resided while here with her
sister, Mrs. c.. w. Robinson.
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PEsE&Y BED BUGS

future senerationss OF nnSs:aEe1sasss:nosss
and ants il touss the new :.
Us os sss psetsee Of POO. xsakeaA
enough TO hill q million bedhuEss nsah NJ
and coolies and at the Same
Impossible IN; for .hern 10 exist hsn Dan;
properly used Free q patent speIls
packsre to get the pasicy5 devils m U 1880
t-at places and save the juice III
2. d. q. Is not an insect poMasE. ~ 49,
duse x 70 nt0r FANNY nsa ssc.
rsscs Ave gallons. F. sD,E q. can nlso3@g9
purchased In scaled bottles. double ~
is Gsau iss D. q. is aeyer psadisd. q:
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To Buzzard Bay

+. and Mrs Harry J. Hartley.
EFF Hartley and the latter's son,
Joe Hartley, and the formers
daughter, Miss Mary Crane Hart
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. H S. Lively and
daughters; the Misses Mildred and
Emily, left this city today In their
Touring cars for Marion, Mass.
and Buzzard Bay, where they will
Eioin$ a party who are spending the
summer there. Fairmonters there
ARE =; M, Hartley and daughter,
MRS II. G.. Greer, and children,
Joseph and Mary Hartley Greer,
ASas George DeBolt and Mrs. D. F.
Hartley and sons, HERSHEY and
Forrest, Mrs. George DeBolt and
MISS Mary Louise Nichols. Miss
Jane Montgomery, who is in the
East on a buyin g trip for Hartleyss
will join the party there shortly;
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Barnes and
daughter, Miss Louise Hartley
Barnes, reside at Marion. Mass
which8is located on the bay.
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AuxiIiary to Meet.

A meeting of the auxiliary of
the American Legion will be held
at s o'clock this evening at the
American Legion Building on
Cleveland avenue.
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On TriD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ice OF
Barrackville left this morning on
a visit to Baltimore, Washington.
Atlantic City, New York and other
points. They expect to visit with
with relatives of the former at
Wilmington, Del. and returning
will visit at Lynchburg, Va. Mr.
Ice will purchase shoes for his
Main street establishment while
in the East.
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I can't Be Cured from the Outside.
External treatments seldom cure
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The Rev and Mrs. Roy ]. Meyer
and daughter Catherine left for a
two-week's visit to Chicago last
week. They Will spend two weeks
in Wheeling before returning to
Fairmont.