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SALESMAN.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALI. VEST "0sa Tor 1ari.U.- coupirs
chauffeurs. maid. laund"es>es. cooks. helpers.
di-huashe"s nurses. Fullcrs EychansC.
1921 18th st. So
CALL MAIN HS1G. BR. >. City Employment
service. Tor steno-.. typist. bookIeeper. cleli
cal help: Tree registration. lJ.jS u 81. NV.
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ESS hands. experienced. era

n SI>IANT BOtkkEEpT'i. MN typing
ABILITY: salary. SIS. Apply iii own hand
lifting. inclosing references. Address BOX
i'm j..
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LADl'S COAT. fur cape. collar and hand
some silk lining. never worn: cost $50: sell
Soh: nnick. leaving ] st. l.OS Z s.w.
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COLLECTOR ara salesman. good contract:
easy collections. Apply oiT5 18th 81. NV
singer Sewing Machine Co
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lPHOLSTERTNG and furniture repairing
work and nrtCes right. Premier Gpholster-
ing Co. l&O2 H ne. Line. 1896. % .
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CARPENTER and handy man. white. state
experience. age and lowest weekly wage for
steady work by year. Address Box i0l NJ.
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Observation-Disclosures

BEDS. springs. mattresses. also all kinds of
suites and odd pieces. pianos. etc. Phone
Moi
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G0l wanted. Apply with
tools to Mr.. Clayton. Aurora Hills Homes.
Inc. Aurora Hills
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Continued ON Next Pa-e.1
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DRIVER for Ford truck for light deliveries
and soliciting business: white: must ne
hustler; SD week To start. Cali ! 70
& u M. 1253 st. ne. 30
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tPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing:
spc',Ial prices this month. Col. 1898. Stand
ard I pho STEERING Co. 2s1o 18th st. NV 81
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COLLECTOR ADJUSTER = Experienced in,
sstallment man. capable of collecting and
handling men: permanent. responsible posi-
ton. In applying give full details of expe-
rience and state salary expected. Address
BOX '}S2-M. Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPpORTI\ITIrS

7 H'''UUWT III NpTTfl MN
er viii sell long established. Veil rav.f-
hardy ire and narnt business. together VITA
i = Golden ouportunrtv 10 establish vorxeif
u, i.;,! ore Of the hest legations, IN the city:
HaHdan. lt1h g 81. NV.
northwest: beautiful ant. ; rooms, hath
a az. tlne .ash business Sell or exchange
Betty PARLoR with, living quarters:
best downtown location. Address BOX I'm.
CONFECTIONERY STORE Tor sale. .ona
lSth st. NV. Phone North 1872. -
FOR SALE-An attractive. well equipped
meat market. including groceries and vere.
tn. located IN 6atsrowine section Of
anyone interested. Can in evening at 1897
SprinG rd. NV.
10 20 Yon Want TO Buy OR SELL. A BUs1-
BPshPM Sns M REr RE 5s RUREEAr
A@ ST. 90 ba"t ca G
SoSn' t %E Box cM ssa o ssh
POOL ROOM-one of the hest in CITY: owner
Ions d Shfa0 $500 Sc T q" bnEe
business, Address Box BONN. Star s Gti!ce
DELIc ATEsSEN doing $1,000. 90 weekly
business. Am going to Florida and will
ea a1d Hddsss sds o 5h D2 Star
office. Iva 'o 40. "i
A sPLENDIDLY suited location for chiJd's
ea tcG Win shep gers art and sft
Call Adams 1889
BEST CHANCE-Haye a good business OF
edge OF frying oysters. 40l5 Ga ave /.
EXlCCELLENNT OPPORTUNITY for person
NTH NTH small r, capital Established rooming
furnished. Telephone Adams 1475 '' p1.'iS
PaRTNER IN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
offernf , excellent future for hustler. state
Star office.
ROOMlNG HOUSE 9 rooms well furnished
ami: cheap. Call 1.l5 9th St NV.
BOOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE. estsh-
income viii sacrifice for 81 600 cash; own
Cox ie is7M t stsr once Se brokers Address
eouipped: best location: estabiished trade: a
s splendid opnortunity for experienced restau-
Address Box 265-M. Star office. so.
PARTNER WANTED-An unusual opportu
T nity to become connected with we'll estsb-
nshed. GOOD paying printing business: $40 to
$500 10 5000 Phone Frank frus 455 9a'.
Bd.sd Il .so Ind MILL I'LL FOR sAtEcom
t fully equipped. Location. 1904 South Cap
STORE AND LIVING ROOMS COMBINED
9Th St Sc: ideal location for shoe store
delicatessen. etc: reasonable rent Cali Lin
BEAUTY SHOP. 1st floor, St onnosite
Hotel Washington; fully equipped with
small, Nestle Lan9il permanent waving ma
Phone Main 6l32 between and g. %
ROOMING HOUSE. downtown II rooms
ami: completely furnished: all filled rnsi
in. 1910 Mass. ave. NV. 3Os
CONFECTIONERY and lunch for sale sell
ing on account Of sickness: low price: easy
terms I236 :t6th NV. 30.
CONFECTIONERY. school supplies light
lunch: opposite 3 schools: no Opposition
good business. 325 9TH st. Sc. 3Os
ON NORTHWEST COMMERCIAL STREET.
Price. S1G50O $500 cash balance ar.
ranged Store and four-room and bath
apartment. grocery business doing 5000
weekly. small operating expense stock
s. 600 and modern fixtures and equipment
SO. 500 Price includes all real estate stock
ADD fixtures.
Call Mr.. BENNETT. Main s434.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive COURSE at grnatlv reduced
rates for Oct. and Nov. exams. Dictatinn :!
days and Tt-hts each week for those enter
InE this week. SrHCial Gov Patent Off, n
',:arn.: salary. q $50. Tuition 50 Tor stem
and typ. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PiR tTnRy SCHOOL. cor. 18th and
Ph. FL. nNS0
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BEDS. springs. mattresses. also all kinds of
suites and odd pieces. pianos. etc. Phone
Main or.
BOOKS ,BOUGHI-Books hought all kinds
nhring them m or ph39e Franklin DID
CAMERAS, tools o1 every kind ticld slAsses.
shotSuns: anything YOU have To sell. Groce's.
18th and F NV. Phi. Frank. 1913 or postal
CASH REG IsTER-,,Anny size. will pay cash
cLQTHEs-Win pay highest nrices Tor ladies
and mems worn clothes. Write phone
D Stein. 1aos 5th st, NV. Phi. \. 400.
s6a 5gs Pries PAID for
CLOTHING-win call IN my unlettercu au-
est prices for, ladies. gentleriens. chlldren,s
discarded clothing of all descriptioqs. A Ad-
1ss ?2 '5 or Paons Ser.h VII S5 W Rice
Sh%rft oS @sH :as r.
asa 9 tnn 10. d Old y SEND end SIS calls
ds y AY POEMS H"s al. apT fs oF2ks
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: highest
Co. 1905 eth It. NV. Potomac 1857 ..
FGATHER bEP ns, 1nf InTn1re oes orces
81. Nv. Phone Main 5636.
FURNITTRE--AlI KINDS. within next two
Phone Linz. 9aol
FURNITuRE-would hike 10 purchase used
rnrniturc. rugs also baby grand pIan"
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. effects; etc. want
ed at once for large apartment house: good
Adflress :'"o Sth st nv FrsnlSiin a6i:;. ;.
FURNITCRE-H you have any Furniture or
other Goods 10 sell: and You want to Obtain
It. NV. Phone Franklin "0l5.
FURNITURE ana household goods OF ali
,,inde for highest cash prices. CAN J. Z.
Herren. 43i 10Th st. NV. Main ZOO;
FuRNITTjRE ard household goods of all
o III ma Sa P hRS ss"i Main 81
n Us. Tor wagon Or nave nue. caIl
FIRNlTTR E-Panos, store and Office. ,amp-
S :h, ro,s Caldwell &C.. Inc, Auetioneers.
Main a45s 100. ~ NV s'''''S"'"=S "<"''a
pg8NiTT nt, Of all FINDS xantsd o1ss prices
= w or phone Frauklin l0267.
GOLD. silver. watches diamonds and old
FIJI ash valne "aid seiinTr IEsat STE 3ee1
Shns and -iiver A Col Col" $500 545' extension? a. "''
platinum, ian,onds also discarded led ieHe iey
vii pay highest prices Kahn. Inc. 935
OLD COLD: silver. diamonds ,,-welry tine.
'5u'iII pieces especially. A. +. Arnold
''.3 G ST: NV. Nam SIZE.
PLAT BGoK>-Recent volumes /. :. 3 ~
= OF u. e. state 'eSt price.
y T. RfoN co, M. l4:3 st. NJ 800
POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTION wanted
VII nHv 500 for collection old pusta-P
stamps. Address Box 2sM. Star office 3u'
PlANo-Rcsponsible party VIII take excel.
I"Ht care OF piano during Winter season err
, LONGER IN exchange for privilege of usu- II
Address Box i39M star office.
| PlANO-Will ta1e YOUR piano or player re.
caTdiess of condition exchange on new
furniture; SanderSon- Sc haefer Co. GA II
Il. ne. Lincoln 1857.
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOKS. volumes l
ana =. 1913 editions. with assessment books
Address Box Assn. Star Office.
SHOTGUN. double barrel. :o-gsuge: must
he cheap: B. 4. Chichester. 3oS 9TH II. ne
Eh.ie l.,nc. i:,.1l }.
STORE FIXTURES for meat shop. must he
| m good condition. Phone West @353 L.
d. Eooth. ~
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
DESCRIPTION bought and sold Call Baltimore
! tlxtures 20. 6l6 Louisiana ave. Main $685..
USED FURNITURE for : rooms, complete
suites and odd pieces. Ad 500.
NANTED-tnou furniture for an s-room
house Immediately; will buy as whole o.
bod pieces. Kindly call Adnsa +134-W
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TUE WASHINGTON OFFICE OF Ma
TTON-WIDE ORG ANIMATION WILL ADD y
MEN TO ITS SALES FORCE.
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BAkER on cakes and pies: night work.
JMlng references. Call Lawmans. 33l2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAFE IN modern apartment bldg. situated
rear 18th and Park rd. NV: doing splrn-
d'd business. owner retiring account health.
Address Box 31g-M. star Office 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

Applications viii he considered from, sub
siantlaI. intelligent men of charac;c:. who
arr willing to count their profits in terms
OF energy eXpended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

BOf-Learn auto business and drive Fore
delivery. Bring references to 142I P NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

FARMER. experienced. capable of taking
charge. ADply $40 "nd -. NV. 81
HoUSEMAN wanted. colored. references re-
0uired oOl.s ~
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Full cooperation and assistance in clos
'r- VII I've given SUCCESSFUL :nnIcants a.
vail as the facilities OF a modern ONCE.
FOR Interview call Mr.. Harms at Main
9N01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30

AUTO ACCESSORY, SALESMAN = Salary
s50 weekly: must have car: experience nee
essary. Give past sales record in first let
ter. All replies strictly confidential Ad-
dress Box 3I5-M Star Office
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\uTo BODY HELPER. white, with tools. :.
7. Meek Son 6op G. II
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LERK in wholesale grocery Address Box
q I'M Star nffine 81
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HI;IP-M.ALE.
iCOntinueil.b
HE..p-NaJE MD FEMALE

CANVASSERS who can sell Chance IT,
earn much money. CAN G'':i Woodward
COY GR>N Mt EMPLOYEES wanto,l-Sales
wo.k. SPAR tim: tntercsiln- work, from
Viii, II GOOD lncrmr pr derived for a
small amount al your muloyrd time. See
Mr.. Ludwig. Room eco Bariister Bldg.
Main 6lS'i between 81 and ! am.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(fOutiDuphl


phPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Spnc,al
prices this week only: viii scrape. point IN
and paper with polychrome paper and binder
rrior and exterior at low prices We use
price,, You need not worry about cash. as
months in which 70 ~ paw without t It cash : pay
ment II y9n are propGrty @wner Free ssti-
81 oh NV. Main @@36. Open evenings.
PAPERHANGTNG rooms. s. 50 up. interior
a9n Dor H@ "a" Ct 2%es PR f s6d
500 @ Hd work ro 2asm. @5@6 nall
sad 49, e = P5 sl iIIs e.
PIANO TUNING. S2--we specialize on gen
esms;e PTe. ann GsnIdinE sksd 2
s shsaifs woct guaranteed. saqdeT.on-
typcwrlters. Tel N 65at lilo H 81 Nv.
IPHoI.sTERING. repairing new furniture
best; Get our pTica ss' Main Main o39 j. Hoi",
her Co. 80 st. NV.
m ,d,IL and furniture repairing
ing Co. l202 H ne. Line. 1896. 2'
g pc Nc, and furqiturs Tepa!rns
ara rpholstertns Co $50 9Th st nv 81.
WATERPROoFING. cleaning. calbing and
painting. interior and exterior Prices rea-
-onanle; Estimates request Weather
Bf1oi cleaning Co. 40 Bond Bldg. Nam
WE1DlNG-CASTING. STEEI. AND ALUM
mum welded property work guaranteed. NJ.
NJ Coleman 207 l"t' st. NV. N. 1923.
WlNDo" AND DOOR SHADES-GOOD
4udhty -"paQu" shades fitted to your WIN
COWS. NJc. IN" best quality of Opaque sh af"-.
Sl.15 hung tree. We will cali with eampics
kLEEBLATT. lth and H SITS. ne Line $40.
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS-FREF
estlmates. j. NJ BUTLER g. SON 2O3l
Nichols ave 80. Lincoln 1923
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AIR COMPRESSOR. Breunner. tank and two
motors, complete. 122S H St. nv. Il
AI;EiITIQI FRENCH CRYSTAL CHAN
DELlkR AND LARGE CASE FOR
PRESSES SUITABLE FOR SHOP OR
ata6ash.'E ROOM CALL COL. "o0O. APT.
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JANITOR-Settlcd. reliable man: must have
reference 1923 VI -. NV.
IANiTOR for small ant. quarters. Apply
IL33 Columbia I'd. Ant. N \.
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BED. child : Foster ideal iron bed with
mattress. Apt >. 271% Wisconsin ave "
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SECOND TRUST
MAKE CANDY FOR FUN

VIII sacrifice second trust note. 81 300
payable SO a month balance 3 years, IN
terest per cent for Il 900. Address Box
70
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GAS ENGINE one White & Middleton. ~.
Horsepower; g. double belt pulleys, etc. ~
attachment etc. H J. NJ Howard Mfg 90
Las Pierce 81. n W. Washington. D. C .rms
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HEg ,D-EJL\JtI.lI

AGENTS make 500 profit our box
a 50, tHent OF 20 beautiful Xmas cards.
retailing at 81. HOS Investment BLDG.
APPRENTIC ES--Beadty culture: indcpeud
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WATERPROOFING cleaning calking and
painting. interior and exterior. Prices rea.
IOWA nc Estimates on request Weather
proof Cleaning Co. 40 Bond Bldg. Nam
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HEI,p-MALE.

AGENTS make 5Oes profit on our box
assortment of 20 beautiful Xmas cards.
etalling at ST. HOS INVESTMENT Bldg.
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KITCHEN GAS RANGE four burners and
oven, Century: cheap: III perfect condition.
also 3O-inch white porcelain sink and dram
board. 1912 18th st. NV. /.
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Charles FTe'lnd. internationally Famous
Candy Expert, shows you how to make candy
e. far superior to manufactured kind that
Tea Rooms stores and Consumers. are eager
buy. He shows you how to establish d
profitable wholesale or retail business on
merely nominal capital. Call q I'm. to . pm.
SCHOOLS Pennsylvania ave. at .,3rd St
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DRUMMER asa.> md Dianist for dance
orchestra Address :, 39l-M. star Office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPANION to lady or child during day.
Address Box 315-M. star office. 30
DRESSMAKER and fnisher French lady
competent and experienced. desires position.
Mrs. Francis Stock. $40 9th NV. Phone
Main 116l
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Fl RNITCRE-3-pIecs genuine reed set.
tonne upholstered practically new. 1910
Blltmore ST. NV. Apt. 6.S. 30
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HI DSON SEAL JACQI'ETTE. new. at bar
gam. Call at Apartment 300 100 Md. ave.
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
eSSary to he made to The Star
will receive prompt attention For
admission To Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
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FURNITURE-Buy direct through Wholesale
furniture showrooms. One of the. largest
livery. Write for appointment. J. Asbert.
100 EallsNay Baltimore
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
Nerves All Unstrung?
MeConneIsviI. . Folks Should Find
the Cause and Correct it

Are you all w0rnout? Feel tired,
nervous, half-sick? Do you have q
constant backache; sharp twinges of
pain, too, with dizzy spells and an
noyiRg urinary disorders? Then
Mnere's canse for worry and more
cause to give your weakened kidneys
prompt help. Use Doan's Pnls-a
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys.
McConnelsville folks recommend
Doan's for just such troubles.
Mrs. S. B. Price, Fifth St, Nc
Connelsville, says: "A tired, listlsss
feeling made hossework burden. |
was nervous and depressed and my
work seemed especially tiresome.
My kidaeys were weak and sluggish.
saw Doan's Pills advertised and
when / had used one box, the tired
feeling was gene, and my kidneys
we're flushed I use Deans occasion
ally and always get rehef."
Mrs. Price is only one of many
McConnelsviRe people whs have
gratefully endorsed Doan's Pills. Ii
rysur back aches If your kidneys
bother ysu, don't simply ask for a
kidney remedy ask distinctly fer
.D0AN'S PILLS, the same that Mrs.
Price had-the remedy backed by
home testimony. so cents at all
dealers. Foster-Milburn Co, Mfra.,
Buffalo, N. Y. When Your Back is
Lame Remember the Name.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
Took Fine Eastern Trim

Margaret Barkhurst of Zenes-
vile route. who took six weeks
trip east, writes as follows:
Made the trip through with Mr..
and Mrs, Lyddam and son of Cen
tralia, H., in their Chrysler car.
Left GAINESVILLE July 7, at $50 a. m.
following the old national trail
through Wheeling, w. Va, Onion
town, Pa, striking the mountains.
Passed Summit hotel, Negro noun
tains, 4 ga miles long, arriving at
Cumberland, Md, at Csc p. m.
Stopped at Flintstone hotel in noun
tains, covering distance of 270
miles. Left next morning at Z, pass
ing over Polish and Siding mosn-
tains. ate breakfast in Hancock, Md,
Went through Hagerstown, Boons-
boro, Fredericktown and Rockville.
arrived in Washington, D. c., at
2:30 p. m. Spent two weeks there
sightseeing. Some Of the buildings
we went through were capitol, con-
gressional library, bureau of en-
craving and printing, Corcoran art
gallery, Smithsonian institute and
museum and Lincoln memorial.
Went through Rock Greek park zoo;
crossed Potomac river into Virginia;
went through Arlington park and
cemetery Spent two weeks in Bal
timore. Went to Druid Hill park
and lake, largest natural park in
world; Westminster church (where
Edgar Allen Poe was buried);
Walters art gallery, Johns Hopkins
university. Then went to the Luray
cayerns in Virginia. passing over the
Blue Ridge mountains and down the
valley. The caves are
wonderful, cover 27 acres, three
miles through, $50 feet under
ground, temperature 81 degrees.
Crossed Chesapeake Bay, saw many
foreign boats; passed Fort Carroll
and McHenry. Visited Ocean City
and many other summer resorts.
Left Baltimore Aug. IA, coming
home by way of Harrisburg and
Pa, on train. Leaving
there Friday noon, arrived in New
ark, O., Saturday morning at 1877.
Took 90 pictures in all with camera.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
RnOSferViIle

o. " Hanlin VINO has been en-
pIoyed at Wheeling. w, Va, the past
four weeks, is spending few days
with his family here, after being
called to Newark, Friday. ty the ill
nesg Of his mother, Mrs Mary Han
lin.
Leslie O'Neal was the victim of a
birthday surprise Thursday evening.
The time was spent socially and ice
cream and cake were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Lawson
Geddes and family, Will Thompson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wy
mer. Harley Jobbs, Dennis Daugher-
ty, Mrs Essie Newton and son
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. James GSNeal,
Mrs. Arthur Ellis and son Wilbur.
Frank DulanSy of Cleveland, is
spending his vacation with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Dulaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin White ard
son spent Sunday at Francis Bowles'
Of Malta
Mr. ard Mrs. Riley Daugherty
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Mr. and Mrs James Cox's Of Mariet-
ta. Miss Bessie Daugherty returned
home with them. having spent the
past week yJalting there.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
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Stockport

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Bishop en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. John Van Fossen and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Coulson, Mrs.
Geo. Metcaif and daughter Nellie,
and Miss Florence White, of Penns-
vile and Tom Hook and little son
Byran of Columbus. Byran remain
ed for two weeks visit,
John Ross left Tuesday morning
to visit his sister Mrs. Mary Power
of Coshocton.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Loar,
last week, a son.
Mary Belle Abbott of McConnels-
Vile visited Tuesday and Wednes-
day with friends here.
Wilbur Quigley has been taken to
a Columbus hospital for treatment of
his eyes.
aIr and Mrs. J. r. NcAnulty left
S. tarday for Pittsburgh where they
WI visit friends.
Mrs. Denny Bachelor returned
Friday from Parkersburg where she
visited her sister Mrs. Van Brttigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ellis and
family of GAINESVILLE We're week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
C1ubb.
Mrs. Clara Bailey and daughter
Frances spent Saturday at Zanes-
Mile.
Mr and Mrs. Homer Hook of Can
ten spent over Sunday with relatives.
There Will be a meeting Of the p.
r. A. held at the high school audi
torium this Thursday night at S
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Douth and
family have moved into the Laura
Bundy property.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hinns and daugh-
ter Marian, Mrs. G. w. Broomhall
and daughters Lucy and Lena of
GAINESVILLE, were callers Sunday on
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Broomhall.
Mrs. Boyd Delaney and family of
Waterford spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. Harvey Campbell and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Eddleblute
moved Monday into their property
which they recently purchased from
Mr.. Gale Gage
r. w. Dewitt returned Tuesday
from business trip to Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Williams
and son Carlton have returned from
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Long
OF Canton
Mr. Harry Kappes of GAINESVILLE
is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
c. oguill and enjoying the hunting.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
relatives and attendIng the fair

relatives and attending the fair.
The home Of George James was
the scene of very pleasant affair
last Friday night when Mrs. Ollie
Van F'ossen and her Sunday school
class of the Methodist church at
Pennsville assembled to surprise
their son Murray. Everything work
ed well-about 40 were present and
all seemed to have a good time.
Mrs. Amanda Anderson and son
Walter motored to the Moxahala
park Sunday and attended the Best
reunion.
Oliver McPeak and family visited
Fred McInturf's. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McInturf spent
the week end near Ringgold visiting
relatives.
J. R. Best and family motored 10
GAINESVILLE Sunday to attend the Best
reunion.
James Harris and Bert Rouanzoin
and family attended the Martin re-
union at Ringgold, Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
The Price Reunion

The descendants Of John and
Elizabeth Moore Price held their
sixth annual family reunion at the
Deerfeld church grove, Monday,
Sept. T The Prices are an old fam
lily, the first John Price having come
o@this country from Scotland long
before 1900 For a time he resided
III New ENGLAND, but later moved
westward to Pennsylvania, where he
met and married Miss Elizabeth
Moore, a native OF Wales. The fam
lily then came to Ohio, in covered
wagons, and built their homes. Here
they have lived and died, many Of
them, upon the same ancestral acres
which their fathers carved from the
virgin forests
There were 107 present at the re-
union and DELICIOUS and plentiful
dinner was one of the big features OF
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-17
WINDSOR TOWNSHIP FARM TO
BE SOLD

The 51.71 acre farm in Windsor
township, which was owned by
Martha j. Young, will be sold at
administrators sale on Saturday,