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iS *ont or telephoned jo tho Tel
| jjj Telephone: Uoll 890. Hot
Arnett Reunion.
About 2,500 people gathered Sunday
for the Arnett reunion at J
Georgetown. Monongalia county.
They enjoyed a basket dinner in the
grove at noon and in tire afternoon
were seated in a large open auditorium
to hear former Governor
William E. Glasscock and others
speak. The eleventh annual reunion
{was a success. ,
The guests arrived in the morning '
from various parts of the state and
western Pennsylvania. The officers
were re-elected as follows: C. M. ArHett.
of Fairmont, president; Edgar
Arnett, of Amettsvillc. secretary.
This business dispensed the grand '
concourse soon spread their tableNOW
FOR (JOGI) CAKES.
The Chicago Dairy has thp exclu-'
slve right to supply Clarksburg with
Stone's cakes, made by a well known'
cake specialist and famous through-1
out several states for t.heir fiavory
goodness and wholesome purity.
They are made with pure hutter I
and selected eggs, in a spotlessly'
^ clean DaKosnop, anu win i-uuie m uc
Chicago Dairy fresh from the oven
every day. There are several variel'
ties to choose from and they retail
at ten cents?less money, it is claim- [
ed, than the housewife would spend j
/ if she were to bake a cake as large i
' and as good as these famous cakes. '
?Advertisement.
LISTON'5
Opposite Postoffice,
On Pike.
Pickling Cucumbers,
Pickling Onions,
Heinz White Pickling
Vinegar,
Pure Cider Vinegar,
Everything for pickles.
J. H. PATCH & CO.
114 N. Third St.. City
Cleaning and Pressing B
Neatly and Promptly done, gj
Also alterations nnd repairs B
of nil kind of hotli Ladies' B
and Gents' clothes.
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Auto Livery Co.
Tayicabs & Touring Cars
c L =g
$10 Lots-$10
Ten dollars down and $6.
a month buys you a tine level
lot 50x150 feet.
$1100
*
Buys a 1< >t 37x142 foot on
Montieollo avenue, five minutes
to post office.
GlennB. Waters
Real Estate Broker
306 Prunty Bldg.
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TH
TORE OF QUALITY
r Records
tember
ere 7 oday
77 IS GOOD
: it, iw Aaoe U
vimx^mq C<s.
G~ D &
riejtuKni^weW c&rld^n^
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I Personals
MOiil
t are welcomed They may bo <gj
ognun'i cditorlAl deportment. gg
cloths In the grove. The different
families entertained their groups at
one or the most sumptuous feasts
ever carried to Georgetown.
In the afternoon addresses on subjects
of interest to the clan were
given by former Governor William
K. Glasscock, of Alorgantown; the i
Itev. Thomas .Meredith, of the Bellview
Methodist Episcopal church, I
Fairmont, and the Bev. JMr. Chap- I
man, of the Arnettsville Methodist ,
Episcopal church.
The audience was seated in an
open amphitheater with a great:
number of planks In rows for sents. 1
A large platform was also inipro- >
visedly built.
Interspersing the oratory selections
were vocal numbers by various
singers. also sextet renditions under
the direction of Oscur Nease, of Bellview-Falrmont.
Among the guests the largest
numbers were from Fairmont and
Morgantown.
Xuzum Reunion.
Copies of the following Invitations
are being sent out to the various connections
and members of the Nuzum
Family and Historical Society.
"Fourth annual reunion of the
Nuzum Family and Historical Society
will be held at Loop Park, Fairmont,
West Virginia. Wednesday.
September 6, 1916, assembling at 9
a. m. Those living close should
bring well-filled baskets. Kindly advise
If you will attend. You are expected.
I. N. Nuzum, president, EIvood,
Ind.; Charles E. Nuzum, secretary,
Fairmont, W, Va."
The coming reunion promises to
be one of the largest and best ever
held by the association. Formed [our'
years ago, the organization Is
branching out with new members
added to the list from year to year,
and the Interest In the reunions Is
getting very strong. Mr. Sam R.
Nuzum .of Fairmont. Is vice presl- i
dent of the association, and lie is
one of the mo3t active members of
the body.
A number of visitors are expected
there from distant points for the reunion
this year.
Sunday at Club.
Quito a few of the members and
out-of-town quests spent Sunday at
the Country Club.
PERSONAL
Pr. and Mrs. John P. McGuire
have relumed from an extended automobile
trip In the East, and on
their return visited Mrs. McGulre's
sister. .Mrs. E. G. Pheronx, in.Einn.ettsburg,
Md.
Agnes and Sumner Stuart, Jr., of
i Morgantown, are visiting their
j grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Stuart.
Judge and Mrs. Charles W. Lynch
and Lawrence Lynch will leave today
for Columbus.
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tCoctlnued on page 6.)
i Yuba City. Cal., has had nobody In
its jail for six months, not a marriage
in a year, all the uadertakers have
: moved and the city marshal's only
I duty In a year was lo kill a dog.
Britain contains 13,000 interned
German prisoners.
NOTICE!
Any person or persons Having posj
session of or any claim to missing
j bank book No. 9098, are requested
I to present same to The Lowndes
| Savings Bank and Trust Company,
i and submit to having said book cancelled
and a new book Issued In lieu
thereof.
TllK LOWNDES SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPACT.
By GEORGE L. DUNCAN, Treas.
DANCE DANCE DANCEj
Yourself and friend are re-\
J quested to attend a dance to bej
l mi.fin nl Vinotnn U.ll fUaorfnn. I
tgaveu ui u itoiug unit \ I'l tuuuni
brook, \V. Va.) every Thursday
'and Sunday, dance from 7 to 10
p. ra. 30c round trip. Given by
' Jo. Mollno. Music will be furnished
by Prof. H. Boffa's big ori
chestra. He will play the latest
(and popular dance music. r
I
E CLARKSBURG'DAILY 1
HUSBANDS T1
AND HA1
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"Spare the Rod and Spoil the ,
Hubby" Recipe for Domestic
Happiness.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.?Herewith the i
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cwiij Di-asuu in uiuuniii ucbitiitu u|?vu. ?
From this day on till the hot weather
1b over, wise New Yorkers will not i
burden their stalling brains with the
Mexican problem, the presidential election
or the success of the new offensive
of the Allies. To spank or not to spank i
Is the question of the hour. It's much i I
too warm to think. If you don't be- i
llevc It. read the letters which have i
been written In the Inst few days byj ]
hausbands und wives who favor or oppose
spanking as a first aid to conjugal
concord. i
(imnn-l'ps .Need Hindi.
The controversy was started by an i
innocent little document from a wife
who declared frankly that grown up
persons as well as children are the
better for an occasional whipping, ad- <
ding that her own husband had been
changed from a drinker and smoker '
into it model mini, with a gond Job.
money saved and a line home by the
Judicious application of those wifely
principles.
Spare the rod and spoil the husband
was this matron's recipe for domestic
happiness. Many husbands, doubtless,
would rather he spanked than nagged.
Spanking, like war, Is only one form
of the force argument, in many eases
not so objectionable and not nearly i-o
efficacious as hysterics or tears. The
pacifists of the home, like those of
the larger world, don't seem lo realize
that to put an end to physical warfare
won't put an end lo war.
Money as Weapon.
War can he and is made with money
all the time, though every sword
is sheathed and every bayonet sleeps
in Its sralibarrl. And war is made
?pressure amounting to tyranny is
exerted In many homes wherein Dm
word spank Is so discredited that it
would not bo let in the back-door. Per- ! i
sons who decry the rod and the slipper
ns corrcotlve agents may use moaner
weapons. It has been proved that i
small hoys when given a choice between
a lleklng and a milder, hut i
longer and more horesotne penaco elect i
always to take the licking
Hoys Prefer Picking.
After nil, when you're licked for go-. .
ing (Islilng you can lake the licking i
and go fishing again. So husbands
given their their choice between lining
lectured or spanked for staying
out late at the club might choose the
shorter and more merciful punishment.
1
Still, the husbands who have written
their views, do not seem to lie as
philosophical about their spankings as ,
thev should lie. Thov do not lake ilte
hroad, Impersonal view of the wife, for ,
Instanec, who writes that Imr huslmnd
has spanked her frequently and that (
she feels that her homo is hnpplor
and she herself a better woman for (
the spnnkings.
Tlte letter which started the spanking
controversy and those written in ,
answer to it are printed below.
Origin of Controversy.
"On the needs of spanking which
were discussed in the World, f would n
say that grown people should he,
spanked, as well as children. Whip- .
ping has reformed my huslmnd from
a drinker and a smoker into a model
man. i
"After n few months of misery I do- .
y
A JOKE.
She says that I am dull."
You should crack a few Jokes once
11 a while. Ask her to marry fou, or
loinethlnp lilu? that."
The Joy of
Feeling Right
Inside
Is largely a matter of right eating?of
choosing food that Is
both appetizing and nutritious.
Grape-Nuts
with Cream
not only nourishes and sustains
body and brain, but
tastes mighty good.
The sweetness of long-baked
wholo wheat, blended with the
delicate taste of malted barley
Is a wonderfully eeliclous flav- I
of. j
Grape-Nuts contains all of
the nutriment of the grain,
partly predigestod, including i
the vital mineral aalts, so nec- |
easary to thorough nourish- j
mcnt. |
"THERE'S A REASON," for
Crape-Nuts !
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TELEGRAM? MONDAY..
H1RIVE ON SP
BIT PROMISE
rided to lake matters In my own way
So one night when hi was hutt drunk
?ml his pay half none 1 lost my tone
|ier, took him over my knco and gini
li 1111 a soiiinl thrashing. 1 havi
spanked him often since when I took
s notion.
"Now ho has a good position, money
luvcu aim a line name
MRS. V McC."
hikes living Turned.
"1 would say thai while 1 have nevei
liud occasion to even think o( punishing
my hushuml, he has (reipienlly
spanked me. and I freoly udralt tin
result has made our home life hap
pier. 1 hud been careless in muuj
things and caused my husband imivl
worry until he look the advice ol
ny mother und aoiuidly spanked me
Since then 1 have realized that then
ire many things I should not do and
I refrain from doing them, knowins
that If 1 am caught doing lliem my
husband will not hesitate lo place mi
iver his lap and spank me. While In
Is never brutal III punishing me In
has hunted me many times, ami I fee
I am better for It
"I know there would he more hap
py couples if more husbands wouli
do the same thing. I freely admit thn
my life has been made happier sluci
1 have been called lo an accounting
tor my misdoings.
"MRS. A."
.>J?JMIKH1 niicc I 'ally.
"Those very energetic wives win
spank their husbands should keei
that fart fo themselves. My wife iy:u
their Jotters and was very much in
terestcd too much so for nie.
night I stayed out rather late at ni>
r 1 ul?. and when I returned home re
reived the surprise of my ninrrirc
life when my wife handed tno the lies'
spanking I received since my hnyhoor
days.
"This morning at breakfast 1 re
monsirated with her and attempted t?
stick tip for my rights, whereupon !
was taken from my meal and giver
another introduction to my wife's rid
ing crop. \ spanking: at night b
had enough. hut to start the day witl
Tno Is simply indescribable. Aside
from the humiliating fact of a man's
discussing war at his eluh and liter
going home to he spanked by Ills wife
it will make husbands invent lies t<
tell their wives rather than take tin
spanking. My wife will In future gc
more (lbs from me than truths.
"IXDIfJXAVr HrSMANIk"
S?*es Trouble Ahead.
"Honest and truly, I hate to write
this letter, but the letters you've been
printing about wives spanking Iheh
husbands makes me want to write this
because I'm always getting spanked
by my wife. Honest, Mr. Editor, von
don't know how ashamed I feel to to 1!
Ill's to 'lie public, hilt I'm just so full
if it I can't help It.
"None of our relatives or friend?
dreams of the way she works off bet
tantrums on me. And the funny part
of it is I'm a good husband. Well
mil can sec for yourself I don't Ram.
hie, drink or chow or smoke (snvi
mice In a while I sinnke a cornsllk rig
arei for fun, but as corn ain't rlpenov
I haven't smoked any tills season.
Don't that sound like I am a goor
hushnnd?
"I'111 a piano tuner and work steady
mil give her my envelope every week
hut a man ain't 'n much humor to turn
pianos when his wife's spanking hlnr
IUSBANDS* WIVES GAD TWO . .
ill the time is he? Outside of thai
ine fault, though, site is a tine wife
Sometimes I think she Is crazy on tl?
subject because right in the middle ol
a quiet talk she'll grab me and Iny
me ueriiss her knees and let me ltavt
it. One thing about her, she don't use
no hoard or nothing, hut gee, how,she
ran hit! She's alinnst twice as big a:
I am. It's alt right to say I made t
mistake In marrying a big woman, but
I thought the world of her. I do yet
that fart makes me sore at her treatment.
I stole down to the Pole
grounds Fourth of July morning tc
see the Giants and Brooklyn play, lolling
her I had to work. 1 came home
with n score raid In my pocket and
she choked the truth out of me. Then
she took me on her knee upside down
Glorious Fourth for ine! I don'
think. I'll know I'll be sorry I wroti
this because she'll sec It and wliei
she does?me for lite arnica. Th<
only hope I see Is that she's getting
rhoomatlsm.
"BELOW THE BELT."
Victims .May TTnIte.
"And me grieving till thcBC years Ir
the belief that I was the only boot
husband who was getting spanked!
From Ike letters you've been getting
I'm sure there arc enough of us tr
organize an niuinni. w nai a emmet
to swap experiences and exchange
alleviation ideas! You can see Iron
the letter 1 write I'm not a mnshliead
Furthermore, I'm tlmt much higgei
than my wife that It might be lata
if I ever sought to retaliate. Thai
and the fear of our domestic battlei
becoming public la what makes mepui
up with It. Then there is a flnancla!
reason.
"First along in our married life o:
nine years, when I tried to curb hei
furious attacks she used to smash the
household articles. I found It wai
cheaper to let her strike me. 1 got tt
bending over and covering my head t<
save my face and her spanking de
veloped as a matter of course. Willi
I'm at It I might as well tell the wholi
humiliating truth. She uses a wood
cn lemon squeezer. I'm a rallroai
clerk. We have two children nnd i
Ford, but she never lays a hand 01
the youngsters. Anyhow, I feel bet
ter now to think I am not the onl:
husband who's getting walloped.
"OUCH."
Policeman Henpecked.
"Think of a policeman who permit
his wlfo to spank him. Yes, I'm th>
policeman, I'm sorry to say, and I an
a member of a West Side precinct. Xo
only that, but I've got a medal fo
bravery. That's a laugh, ain't It
Those spanking letters you've beet
running hit me In the same place ai
they hit the other fellows.
"Here's my case. I've got only i
few years to get on the pension list
nnd as I've got a good rep with the
memners 01 uic iorce i uuu t i?b iv
spoil everything by dragging my family
troubles into print. My wlf<
knows she has me in n hole and thai
I dare not squeal. She even daret
me to arrest her. Ain't that a fine (Ij
to be In? I'm sure some of the neighbors
knows she spanks me, although
AUGUST 28,1018.
ANKING
S TO SPREAD
SPOKESMAN FOR THE
RAILWAY MANAGERS
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Ktislia lav.
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I Elishn Lor is assistant genornl
manager of the Pennsylvania railway
and spokesman for the managers'
committee of nineteen. This committee
has been empowered to make
final negotiations in the railwuy
strike situation
I try In stall by laughing nut loin
II when alio spanks me. it's hard tc
' j laugh, though, when you're geltlii)
soaked with a bread hoard. I got i
' : terrible spanking the night of the las
| j police parade because I didn't wuvi
j I my hand at her when the parade wai
Bell-ans
! Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
: rvrmmo it 9.Ficatall druecists.
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B' AVE SMITHHEL
| piTTj
1
J Special Re
Mr. J. A.
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at
; WALDC
; j Tuesday an<
August 29
p
J Women's and
i Suits an
jj Boys' and Girl;
1
- Eg
2 ?# I L'es ln t,iat faot tlmt
1 liberal Interest on yc
ufijlu depositors' Interests
v at a" "mes. and at
W7\e\ consistent with safe
b J You will find 01
r gg DEPA]
i ESS Chocking, Saving
i ffljiH
> wmSm
ELDERLY WOMEN
' SAFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
^ Carried Safely Through
Change of Life.
Durum), Wis.?"lam the mother of
I fourteen children and 1 owe my life to
I | ilium IIMIHU Lydin E. l'inkhnm's
nmilHim I Vegetable ComI
pound. When 1 was
i ' 'IS and had the
tSJ Change of Life,
jBf friend reoomIjiy'S
. 'J mended it and it
j lBfc* vj?'l 11 i gave me such relief
am now well and
1 healthy nnd reeommendyour
Compound to other ladies."
Mrs. Maky KttxiWAY, inirnnd, wis.
A Massachusetts Woman Writes:
Ulnckstone, Miiss.? "My Irouliloa
wore from my iiro, nrul 1 felt nwfully
sick for three yours. I hud hot Hushes
often mul frequently suffered from
pains. I took Lydia E. l'inkhum'n
Vegetable Compounilnnd now am well."
Mrs. l'lKluiK CoUKNOYErt, Box 23(1,
Ulnckstone, Muss.
Such warning symptoms on uense of
suffocation, hot (lashes,headaches, back nches,dread
of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the enrs, palpitation of tho
'?. o._
neari, spurns ueiur? mf i?nKulariticB,
constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and dizzincM, should be heeded
by middle-aged women. Lydia E. 1'inkhum'a
Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through thin crisis.
passing the library. Several times
she's come to my post and threatened
, to attack me. Some night I'm afraid
she will. 1 wonder how many policemen
are getting spanked.
"PATIENT COP."
: FALLS ASLEEP WHILE IN
PRAYER AT HIS BEDSIDE.
IMTT.#]K1,I>. Mm., Auk l!ii IVtigued,
a IMttslleld man returned
liMinr. and. undressing, knelt bcttldo
his hed to say Ids prayers, lie was In
that altitude when Ills mother came
to rail him in the morning, lie was
not halfway through the lord's prayer
when lie fell asleep.
ADMIN iMTiiATomr notice.
i
> All pcrnoiiN inilchtod or IiiivIiik ?*laiinm
l ngillnsi Hie nutate of Moyil WiiHtiloirn. do
. ! noised. will please Mill llpoii the lltliliTHlgll
ed ad in inist rutor of the |im-noiiiiI on! ii to of
0 the miiId Washburn fur Nrttlenient at once.
H Ahritnn wash in itN.
AitniInisirnt<>r of Moyil Washburn, do
" eeiiHod.
I
NOTH'li.
Any person or |mtnoiih having iiomhcmIoii
1 of or mi) rlnitn to mlHftllig blink book No.
i [ I0,r?.r?l>, yrr roi|tioNt(M| to proHfiit name to
1 Tin* bowiub's SitvIiikh Itnuk ?n?l Trimt
I Company iiikI submit to having nabl book
miwHInil nml n now hook IshuoiI In Hon
I. lie roof.
THE LOWNDES RAVINGS HANK ANI)
TIMI.ST COMPANY.
By GEO. L. DUNCAN, Tronn.
5H KO loyi
5BURG
presentative
COFFELT
the
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th and 30th
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d Dresses.
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, In addition to affording M
your funda and paying L>T^J
mr saving, we make our
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islst them In every way Qff)
hnnlrlnp
ur Bervlco of real value. 'g^E
RTMEXTS. Sat=
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stments.
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Removal and Rebuilding
Sale noW j
under Way
I
Growing in Volume tfith
Each Passing Day
'1HIRD STREE1
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; a . - Men's new fall hats
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Values lo $3.00. Extra
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2A The famous "Onyx"
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^ * Men's Egyptian cot
a 0 l0" l,n")r'sg,in UD('8r"
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n | IT All the season's new
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ftl A If" Choice of our Fan*
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I a One big "bunch" of
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