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"PAPERHANGING PROMPTIY':-An on
portunlty to save; Winter prices; salts guar
A. II. kaulfuss. 1915 9th ne. Line 4593-J
PAPERHANGIN6i. PAINTING: bottom PRICES
pay cash and money work guaranteed
IN writing. Morris Papering Co. FIR 4147-J
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING rooms
sc1raped. 1 sized. pointed up and papered.
%Psy s$S IN Asja ,65fSokaTiSG ?' 20
PAP,ERHANGING - Prompt service, best
work, reasonable prices viii cali with
samples. H. f. Richardson Lincoln 4025.
PAPERHANGING,, WHOLE HOUSE. 500:
Guiding polychrome. Winter prices Ad 2:,3f
PIANO TUNING S2--we specialize in gen
5ans. c5,ms.e dSs IFiSss rsssonasis ssied
schaener %. o44 II st ne Line. 1867.
a, Little. sl0 9th NV. Fr 6754.
PAPERHA NGING-ROOMs PAPERED. ST
Phdns fRd sD Adam. 7 5sss Ssorse 1884 ilth ct NV,
PIANOS TUNED. REPAIRED: - yrs exp:
". walker 1o7 Allison st. Col. 1895.
PIASos fl5as sor TIMER 4I,h rGnairea and rebuilt hs
NV Franklin $3.50
tPHOLSTERlNG and furniture repairing.
srs'al ,r pr1crs shls m99ih Gel io3s stand
WELDING -C ASTlNG. STEEL AND All.
n N Coleman @oa l2th 81 orA NV SuSfA';Sss II i5Ss
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES = Good
dGTs The best suall.y o. OPAQUE % H%us Shades. @
Kleebiatt 1lth and II SIS a. ne. I Line ns! 80
@IHRow esliSses HAPEs Su,sS tNP
OILS ave. sc. Lincoln 1923
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Observation-Disclosures.

AUCTION SALES OF furniture OF all kinds.
an estimate on What you have for sale.
ihanpGn ihss e CadYs Phdns aaAs Aa'0"eers S04
BABY GRANp PIANoMo,staSse make and
n.3 81
BooKsrBooks @ hsHgh' ,,, all kinds or Large Large
franklin 54ld. Pearlman's Book shop. o33
& st. NV.
shoteuns: ANYTHING YOU have 10 seIl. Groce5s
/ lth and NV. PHI. Frank. S33 or postal
CLOTHING (mens cast-of convert them
n,o m ra'n his pay the hrs' pTres of an
Main il45. .usths Old stand 6lo D.
CLOTHING will call i'll my unlettercd au
esi p pri@es % ior ladiel fentiemcn n chid'sn~ ;
discarded clothing of all descrintons. Ad
1:sss s 29ss's ss :, or Dh0Hs North VI 5A '" Rice
DIAMOND RING: wiii take as part down
no agents. Address Box 4o2.E:. star office.
pA&GSDs sSiry avn HS sqs od sSS fof
a1S st. NV. Room u and IS. N. 645s
FEATHER BEDS and furniture: best prices
sad s S'T4rs Phsna pf1 Nam aqgaHre Saa Co 1ol Eye
!s! s ts "! S$;.: s 81 3:
1 Tor sane an" Telenh"ne pf' frsnkTn aoi5 ~ D''.e
FIREITl REWin pay the highest cash
prices for antlauc and modern furniture
rare china, and glassware and valuable, ar
tlri"s. Call noe and ne convinced. William
Notes. 5lA i0th 81, NV. Rosenherg's old
stand next to Lincoln Museum. Telephone
Franklin lO0l3
xgRNITwgE pianos caFnets ete PhonH 31
'Weschler." 020 Pa. ave. NV
FURNITURE and household goods wanted.
You will feel satisfied with prices l pay. s.
Welser berg 405 10th ct NV Franklin $500.
aS ,n l,t,,
prices paid. CAPITAL Furniture Co. 400 La.
ave nv. or phone Franklin 10267.
FCRSlTCRE-Can Use any quantity: good
prices. Phone Line a90l.
COLD: silver, watches diamonds and old
lewelry needed i'll our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Sehnger's. Sls 81.
SPOT CASH paid for stocks OF mercha andise
CASH registers and fixtures. Fr. 104S2
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
DESCRIPTION bought and sold. Cali Baltimore
Fixture Co: 6l6 Louisiana ave. Nam sos1
BOOKS BOUGHT.
PAUL PEARLMAN. 1711 G st. NV. NJ 3543
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Swedish Massage, licensed mas
seur, graduated in Scandinavia.
Call Franklin 06l7 between SO pm. for
appointment. GIG Eth st. NV. end floor
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBnEs.

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBIL
AUBlR RN. 1-passenger sedan 1923 motej
SR Continental motor; greatest buy III
Washington for S3S5 Lincoln Sales Co
1872 Conn. ave. Main 2OsO.
BUICK. 1926 standard. U-cylinder coach
very little used. Address Box 307-E. star
Office.
BUICK 1925 MASTER q sport roadster: Ills
new: tully equipped including rumble scat
cash or terms: Will trade smaller car. Call
Clarendon 6S1-W-1.
BUICK master q touring; many acCessorie~
ti good tires. perfect mechanical condition
sell quickly; price has been made very low
only S115. easy terms cannot he dupli
Gated for loss than 5000 above that prize
Act now Adams Motor Co. cola 14th -
BUICK AGENCY. I016 Conn. ave. invites
YOU in to see the new Buick. also useo
your ear III trade. Open SUNDAYS and e,'
nings Ask for T. = Gaddess. 1915 Conn.
CADILLAC III coupe. 4-passengcr: six Hoou
cords refinished III ''Duco here's that won
dprfui bargain that YOU have been watin-
for on easy terms: your car as part pay
,nent Lincoln Sales. l}2 Conn. ave. Mai
1OSO Whenever you are looking for a gOOd
used car come M and he convinced.
CADILLAC I'll sport touring: this little
pass phaeton has been rcfnished in decr
hot weather Will make this type of car
scarce and hard to find: KUN in while The
nrices are low and Will fin the terms t,
meet your income and take III your old ear
as mart payment. Lincoln Sales always ha>
some wonderful bargains. il3. Conn. ave
Continued 0n the Neat Pase.l
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Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

,Iab 18th st.. Joiis JSii Newsstand
55s,hs 5.,h and and r !, Pay ? : Phspmaes: aIsmeaes
is..ss ss.ss snd snd " ", I Easie * PRarRaey , p,,r
caos f4th NV. Colhfcwer Art and Gift Co.
is.hh sns and SGohasde coioTado aTs oDonnes Phsr-
l?ss coinmbs n GsTs road United Cigar Agency.
WsS Ss'p;aae PINK Pharmss fa hsFS D. FAa r,.
md srstDsGH ans %ass rha.maeYP, aus YPhps Pharmacy.
81 and and ss DnRcaps phaTr,sisy sisy desk.
~ and r. I. ave. !; French SIMPSON;
" ave-. We" 'iath and an K st sts'. Howiey's Phar,
Ca ave ave. and ROCK creek Church road. Rock
So & AND a@e uGsanF snnsts g. fSa%s bs'eA
6al6 Ga ave-. Brehtwood Pharmacy.
lao5 Mass ass MGfse sTe,s pnpans ~psr%iPsSS PSSarmaey
II ssh avn and M Fla ave- Rsrnstsins Rsissn Drug
North Cap. S st. an and r. l. /. ave- Parkers Phar-
:i s:f 1aa ey: .t. j. daisi:1 5as: Kf:s Fsssn.cy
arb arb and ard. Pa ave. He,Ssts P,armssy' s1mscy
Wisconsin ave. We and Mf Macomp st.. Harry C.
1905 wisconsin ave-. Wisconsin Ave. Phar-
- macy -,
Tahoma Park. 359 Cedar ST.. Mattingly Bros
Pharmacy.
tEORGETOWN.
3Oth and SITS. Morgan Bros Pharmacy'
.3d4 NJ at. Oponnplls Pharmacy.
Sal1 VI ST. Moskrvs Pharmacy;
Wisconsin ave. and o. Donohues fnarmacs'
NORTHEAST.
fth and Fl sts.. Home Drug store.
no1 II st. (;arrrns Music store.
9Th st. and Nd ave. Louis F Bradley.
18th and Nd ave. Louis Sacks
North Capitol and T. Kcncaly Pharmacy.
:S6 East Canitul st. palll's Pharmacy.
East Cap. and sth sts.. Bielouss Pharmacy.
18th and East Can. Lincoln PARK Pharmacy.
10th st. and r. l. ave. Collins Pharmacy.
Woodbridge
$500 18th st. Mayo's Pharmacy. Rrookland.
SOVTHEAST.
::rd and Pa. ave. O'Donnclls Drug store.
Sth and l. F. p wellcr's Pharmacy
] lth and Pa. ave. Fealeys Pharmacy.
tth and Pa ave. Smyser'a Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia. Healy's Drug
Store. -
SOUTHWEST
! 9th and Va. ave. Hnrhtrts Pharmacy.
. IN and d SITS. LantZ BrOe.
ga and l. sts.. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATS CENTS A WORD.
Minimum charge 45c.
In Washington and suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous,
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FOR SALE-NISCEIL

ADDING MACHINE. Dalton. sell cheap. also
ssaNe YOU money on new one. Gail r. J.
Dos" or Mr.. Wheatey. Tel. Main 1885,
bAB1 CARRlAGE. IN excellent condition:
reasonable. 1908 Varnum St NV
BABY CARRIAGE (reedi; cost S35- sell
for So. Pot. CHOW. "a Evarts ST. II 2
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ELECTRIC MOTOR direct current. Il i u.
series wound; speed l.70o: and small coln-
tershaft. old electric fans: District Columbia
directories, years 1871? TO 1923 except 1918
Wrst Virginia. 1918: Baltinlore. 1857 to
sell separately. cheap. suite $40. Krt-.e
Bldg. lth and c. ..
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DISQUALIFICATION No IN CO.
All other makes sold. rented and rrpalrr,
nrms Exchanged; lowest prices In WashiLc
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trE W III iEHs--Amcrtcan Tvpewrtte- Co
ifni fSet 'ap. 81. Rent greatly reduced A.
Slhds OF fcpaIrln= done, Open cvc- Tln,, q"
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AUCTION SALES or furniture OF all kinds.
pianos. business eQuipment etc. every
Wednesday and SATURDAY. Let US give you
an estimate on what you have for sale.
shannon Caldwell & Co.. Auctioneers. 304
10th st nv Phone NJ. 9272 ----------
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INNER. So 90: Steinway <5bo ut,
s1a ss11na66ali' 6a' ril; rfil51o0; E,teG 10000: BrIgl.
900 and many others Terms 10 stt''
DeMoU Piano 90. I'm and @ " -
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L. :. GOVT. HARNESS: pain
all colors, Sl95 gallon: all kind
garden tools. Nashingto-
Salvage Co, 303 BOZ 10th -
NV.
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PERSONAL.
ICAnfinIIedl

SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions snap fasteners tape bound. S2l 10
up. r. L. Isherwood. 1909 9th NV. Fr. 61IO.
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-r ade to impression of your foot Fit
any shoe. Immediate comfort. Foot Cor
rection Laboratory, 8l2 NV. Room 107
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TRUCK HELPERS and hand
truckers. colored. for warehouse
work. unloading cement, plaster.
etc. Steady employment for
steady men only.
See Mr. Andrews.
Southern Building Supply Co. 90.
Blair I'd and RjttenhouSe st. nv. ols
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MAN. experienced i'll the fish
business, to wait on customers,
answer phone calls, put up or
ders. make out bills, etc. Only
men experienced in the fish busi-
ness will be considered. None
others need apply.
K. w. CLAYTON. INC.
go Louisiana Ave. NV.
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HELP-MALE tContinue6.

GARAGE MAN-Young coloree
man for night work; must be
able to operate all cars. Per
manent position. Apply North
west Garage, rear 1919 18th st
NV.
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WOOD. hore" and wagon. cheap- ployire
must sell. Phone Falls Church s04 F-29. -
hyered. Worden Transfer 90 Itn,,r,
-iof o.
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ISInitil Remingt"n. latest models saf.jG
sSn,dcrT ood. No. 4 so. Inderuood. NJ. +
20. Remington, No. 10 so. Roy Vi.lhI.
Sig: lightning Calculator aiding ma hii,
20, othrr bargain. Room 2ll. 40 III.
-. ~ IthphbIe NJ. btl1. 81
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN

FAlTlFrL HEDGE or OLD FNGII~
70 . II hiSh. number of iudiv!du1i r..
Nsit ana TIRE" hOX. me >pptIrl.,tl. l.t,,,
Il. 'lGllTfDoT. Box ~. Cdlu,p,r. ga
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

POODLE puppies three aII fVu hnrs .-
information. call North 5oi3 90.
PlPPlES. Americas Pit Ball. pedl-recd
H'ik%, Hp~k%, inaies No; females. SO loo.
COL. 51i. NOTICE. COZ 31u
,.,,,r DR.. H. A LOCKE'S
NEW MODERN DOG AND CAT HOSprrt
Moved to 1922 Irving st. NV
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RATS CENTS 4 WORD.
Minimum charge 45c.
In Washington and suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted
.ost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Ronms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opport lInities etc,
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guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
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CH A l. + + + L URS-Colored ;
must be experienced and fur
nish references; steady employ
ment for steady men only.
See Mr.. Andrews Southern Building Sup
ply Co. Inc. Blair road and Rittenhouse
st. NV 21s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

fOR sALE-Long established hardwar and
nalnt business located at SIi II et n p
wonderful opportunity 30 purchase a going
business IN frst-class business location
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
OLD JACKSON

Homer Guide has been real sick the
past week with typhoid fever.
Cal McElhaney has left this place
and located near Kizer, where he will
go into the poultry business.
w. ii. Kelley bought the Turner
Wells farm last week, paying $4,000
for 1t.
l.. Brown bought COW and calf
from Lucien Sloan last week.
Omer Cremeens and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of Wal
ter Durham
John Davis has returned from the
bottoms where he had been for several
weeks.
Mrs. G. W. Kiger has been on the
sick list the past week.
Jim Songer and John Houston of
near Ravenden Springs were here Fri
day on business.
German Brown left Saturday for
Hamil where he will work awhile.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
IoR1NE

Farmers are having some fine wealth
er to gather in their crops.
There was plenty of sweet potatoes
and cane molasses raised this year in
this part of the country.
Lloyd Mondy, wife and baby We're
in town Saturday having some photo
work done.
There was fine singing at Shiloh
Sunday, and there win be singing at
the shiloh church next Sunday. Every
body come and bring your Pleasures
of Heaven" song books. Meet at 2:30
O'Clock.
Mrs Sam Standiford spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Mary q. Mondy.
Uncle Arch Stephens and family of
Clearview and Sam Mondy and son.
Willard, of Pocahontas visited his
mother, Mrs. Dee Mondy, Sunday.
Miss Lula Camp attended singing
here Sunday. We are always glad to
have her with us, she is such a fine
alto singer.
Miss Nita Cooper visited Mrs. Arab
Thomas Sunday.
Mrs BERTHE Beegle and children
spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Hall
and family.
We are sorry to hear of DIR. Throg-
morton having to go to the hospital
again We wish for the better for him
and that he will soon be at home again.
]. f. Bishop, the Rawleign man, of
Pocahontas was in this part Of the
country one day last week.
Aunt Dee Mondy visited her brother
and wife, Uncle Bud and Aune Kate
Hurn, one day last week.
Edgar Mondy and family spent Sun
day with his brother, Earnest, and
family at Lone Oak.
George Fondran and family visited
Homer Clark and family Sunday.
Mrs. Erva Buckley and children Of
Lone Oak we're at Lloyd Mondy's Sat
urday.
Dee Early was in this part of the
county Sunday. IS
Luther Duncan of Clear View was
at the singing here Sunday evening.
We wish him back again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
BIRDELL

Mrs. Myrton Blansett and children
of Water Valley spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Perrin.
G. W. Ballard worked for Bynum
Wells Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hufstedler had
business in Pocahontas Saturday
Ruby and REQ Hufstedler visited
their sister, Mrs. G. W. Ballard, Fri
day.
Miss Mary Pettyjohn, teacher at
Cedar Ridge, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. J. E. Pettyjohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Archer had bust
ness in Imboden Thursday.
Mrs. b. F. Miller visited at the
homes of Mrs. Beatrice Hufstedler and
II. NJ. Barden Thursday.
Louise Perrin was seen ON our streets
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Ballard visited at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Beatrice
Hufstedler, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Startling visited
at the home of her brother, r. ID. Bar
den, at Pocahontas Friday.
Miss Nell Hufstedler, who has been
visiting in Oklahoma, returned home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Barden of Poca-
hontas visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Startling and
daughters, Ethel and Gladys, of I'm
boden attended church here Sunday
and took dinner with their son, Jewel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bynum Wells and
children visited at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Alvin Guide, near ImbOden
recently.
Louise Perrin spent the week end
at Imboden, guest of Lillian Haulcroft.
Eli Perrin and son, Frank, and c.
ID. Blackwell had business in Pocahon-
tas Saturday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Barden spent from Fri
day until Sunday at the home of her
son, r. D., at Pocahontas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
oCONEE

Cane stripping and molasses making
is the order of the day.
Bob Smith went to Water Valley
Friday to look over the country.
Elburn White, Drew and Clarence
Rodgers have been working on the
road again in this part Of the country.
Harry Smith, who has been work
ing at the well drill, visited his par
ents Saturday and Sunday.
Homer Higgins was a Sunday guest
of Miss Eva McIlroy of Midway.
Dora Crawford is having his hay
baled
Several from around here attended
the party at William Kings Saturday
night All reported nice time.
Come on. every one, and let's liven
old Oconee. Let's get together Sun
days and have something to do.
Henry Smith and daughter have been
on the sick list.
Carl Smith was Saturday night
guest of Lloyd Adams.
It is getting close to winter and
no heating wood up. Folks had better
get busy.
Elburn White and family are leav-
ing Sunday for Knoto, Okla, where
they intend to make their home.
Come on, Brakebill, with your news.
We like to hear from you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21

DENTIST TO RAvENDEN SPRINGS
l win be in Ravenden Springs next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct
ober %, 20 and %, for the practise of
dentistry. All who have trouble with
their teeth are asked to see me for an
examination. DIR. L. b. Price,
Tilt Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
holland NUGGETS

Weather fine. Nights cool-frost
soon.
Ben seamons killed a fat hog last
Friday
County Superintendent r. A. Mock
passed through holland last Tuesday.
Il. Il. Pace was a recent business call
er at the Raglan Farm.
Mrs. Van McGhee was shopping at
holland last week.
Mrs. Mabel Story was a recent yisi-
tor with Mrs. Emma ID. Level.
Some of our folks are threatened
with the California fever.
Pearl Pyland is the proud owner of
a new Ford touring car.
J. W. Hancock of Pocahontas was a
Tuesday caller with holland relatives.
Flemmons Million was driving over
our roads last Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel feathers has been seri-
ously i'll at her home here for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Collins spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. NJ. Oglesby.
Mrs. Freda Moore started on Friday
of last week to join her husband at
Gary, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Young of Swift
ton were Sunday visitors with holland
friends and relatives.
c. c. Lyall of Morgan's Mill is NOV
ing from Imboden to holland this
week.
Burnley White filed his regular APP
pointment at the B. f. Sisson home
last Sunday.
Mrs. u. L. Freeman spent Tuesday
of last week visiting Mrs. Lucille Ply
land and little daughters, Ruth and
Rita.
Hazel and Bonnie Sisson of Cedar
Ridge were Saturday and Sunday visi-
tors with relatives at holland.
Pick sacks are very much in vogue
as articles of wearing apparel here.
Freeman Spikes of Brockett and Jno.
Million of the Crenshaw farm were
recent Sunday callers with B. f. Sis
son.
Rector Johnston was out last Friday
putting up some ads for the Johnston
Drug Co. of which firm he is a mem
Der.
f. NJ. Morgan is moving his saw mill
from Imboden and will cut the timber
on the Sisson land this winter
NJ. f. Sloan had the misfortune to
lose by death fine thoroughbred calf
which they had intended to exhibit
at the Fair.
Leon Sisson, who weighs only fifty
four pounds, picked one hundred
pounds of cotton last Thursday His
four year old brother Leslie, picked
thirty-four pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott and fam
lily moved last week to the Wagner
farm at Birdell Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Rowland of Hoxie will occupy the
former Scott home.
B. F. Sisson's Jersey milk COW was
seriously injured last Monday evening
when she was struck in the side by a
truck.
Guss Cox, who is an employee of the
"Quapaw", took advantage of the boat
being landed near to visit homefolks
at Cedar Ridge.
Miss Ruth Ferguson, who spent the
summer with her aunt, Mrs Nettie
Moody, of Black Rock, is now living
in Pocahontas and attending school.
The writer wishes to explain that
the twins at the Oglesby home on Sun
day of last week were not residents
there but visitors and the priced prop
erty of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Herndon.
However the Oglesby's have had a
young son to make his arrival in their
home and take up board for the usual
twenty-one year period since our last
report.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
Shadow Pie Supper

There will be Shadow Pie Sup
per" given at the Maynard Methodist
church, Saturday night, Oct 23rd. A
short program will be rendered. Pro-
ceeds for church purposes.
Everyone cordially invited. Please
come. Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
A SPLENDID FEELING

That tired, half-sick, discouraged
feeling caused by a torpid liver and
constipated bowels can be gotten rid
of with surprising prOmptness by using
Herbine. You feel its beneficial effect
with the first dose as its purifying and
regulating effect is thorough and com
plete. 1t not only drives out bile and
impurities but it imparts a splendid
feeling Of exhilaration, strength, vim,
and buoyancy of spirits. Price Coo.
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21

One 1924 Ford Touring, lock steer
ing wheel, speedometer has 5000 miles
on it. win sacrifice for 500. Jones
Bros. off.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
Pick Sacks

have for sale as follows: IL #.
at 80 cents; o #. at $1.10; as many as
half a dozen at $1.O5. See Geo. s.
Harnden, at James Gin near Holmes.
11-2tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21

Lakes Michigan and Huron rose per-
ceptibly in February, the first break
in the gladual receding of these lake
levels in some years
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21

Counterfeiters are so clever and
numerous in China that native and
foreign banks are compelled to have
large staff of experts to detect spur
ious coins and paper.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21
Groves TasteIess chill Tonic

destroys the malarial germs which are transmitted
to the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price 60c
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-10-21

A confidence man. shakes mems
confidence in men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-11
INDIANA-PURDUE BATTLE.
FEATURES STATE CARD
Rivals Clash at Lafayette Saturday-De Paw at Frank
lin Tonght- 0ther Week End Tits.

ed Muncie Normal without much
trouble, but the real test OF the re-
iuvenated machine will come tonight
in the De PAW scrap. Lyon is back
in the lineup for Franklin.
Butler is sailing right along and
seems to have plenty of speed and
power. The locals do not. play any
more this week, but will meet De
PAW and Franklin next week in
two feature State clashes.
Friday Games
On Friday night Evansville takes
on st. Louis University and must
step on II in order to win over the
strong team from Missouri. On the
same evening Indiana Central. the
University Heights five. is at Hano-
ver Earlham, on trip, plays De-
troit U. at the Michigan metropolis.
Saturday night. as already men,
toned. I. U. is at Purdue. Another
Indiana star attraction is Wabash
at Notre Dame. Rose Poly takes
on the undefeated Manchester club
at North Manchester. Oakland City
comes to Indiana Central and Earl
ham travels to Lansing. Mich. to
tackle the Michigan State College
METERS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-11
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Illinois Noses Out HOLSTERS
in Real Struggle by
One Point.
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URBANA,- Ill, Feb. lit was
anybodys game until the final gun,
but 1t belongs to Illinois now.
Purdue was defeated here Wednes-
day night, 20 to 2S, in a Big Ten
basketball game which had the
crowd in an uproar throughout.
The Boilermakers led at the close
Of the first period, 10 to IL, but
could not hold the narrow adj
vantage and were nosed out by one
point as the Illini found the hoop
from the free throw line and from
the field.
Many fouls were called in the
desperately fought struggle and 1t
was the winners superiority at the
foul line that brought victory.
Purdue made one more field goal
than Illinois with Cramer leading
the way with five two-pointers.
Spradling got three, Wilcox, two
and Neuman, one. Lipe counted
four times from the field for Illinois,
Daugherity, Haines, and Mauer
made two each.
The defeat puts Illinois ahead Of
Purdue in the standing with three
games won and two lost The
Hoosiers dropped to 500 per cent
with three won and three lost.