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t>:? Federated Wom<?'rf c3b?!s3
?? _- -red. the.'Third .dwtjictflS-'
on cnijsbjro. ~\VTjat yfomen.
. .or the. War" was tie snbgf^',
-"Jjc: cf Mrs. DcBolt's address. Today
Ev^V.. DcBoit .went on to "\Velctv JWSfei!>
" - ' t Cttfind'tbe meeting of the FKUi
and from Welch Trill to . to
Ttntlngton and join a party of West
jjTirelnia clnb women en : onte to Hot
*'jprinss, Ark., to attend the bi-ennial
Efc ajnTentlon of Women's clubs to conHfefr^teae
there next week.
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Bjlfo Community Sing Rehearsal.
f*?. All members of the Fairmcnt < orKS
U' eociety. of church choirs, no oal
Uad high school musical ?rganlza' ns
lEw" t*? invited and urged to attend ; re???*'
ioarsal at the V, M. C. a. tonigt to
' begin promptly at 7:15 for the i pjK
if. nation for the Community Sing u >e
W . held in the early spring. It is
Rv-\ j ssiary that participants be pre^ it!
??-v . tonight v as rehearsals -will begin ikV
. icr the direction of IV. D. Barringt \K
te?.'J- - The rehearsal trill be dismissed n
igf , time for the Jubilee Singers Cone t
R?> *t the First M. E. church.
Engagement Announced.
0'- Announcement has been made
if\ Clarksburg of the engagement of Mr
gg. Virginia Davis to Lieut. Henry R>.
the 115th infantry now station :
Ki?'.r' Greenville, S. C. The announ<
was "made by the Misses Rebe
E^^jSaa/ainl Mary Ruhl, sisters of Lieu"f-^aaSU?
Miss Davis is a daughter of
Sf Mff'^nd Mrs. Horner Davis and Lieu*
Rnbl is a son. of Mr. and Mrs. John 1
S?i Ruhl. Both are members of prom:
lijf" ,, tent famines.*
> >
K;"'. * , For Mrs. Fisher.
H??-' Mrs. Matthew T. Scott will enter\
lain, informally at tea this afternoon.
. ' when Mrs. Parks Fisher, candidate for
?&c " " rice president genera! of the D. A. R-.
He- . Vm be among the guests. Mrs. Fisbsp?
"ar. although from West Virginia, is a
tneifiher of one of the old families ot
Sh,' . Maryland and is well remembered in
B?. ;?, Baltimore as a charming hostess. She
' > ts the only surviving sister of the late
^' .'f-Kear Admiral .Schley. ? Washington
|&,.:Vpostd;
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Announce Marriage of West Virginian.
> MJSfeTINSBURC. W. Va.. April 24.?
SF.;: . Announcement Jjas been received here
E . ; _ of Jthc wedding* of Miss .Mabel Arian
KfJ, *Adaxns. daughter of the Into Captain
Wf' f./and Mrs.-Vincent L.. Adams, of V.'ashJ
- ington. and George Meade dowers. Jr..
fcjr' .-son o.f Representative George St.
- TBowers, of MaAinsburg. which took
"place in Reading. Pa., on March 4. The
K?C'. 'bride has for some time Daen the sccrotary
of Representative Bowers at
'' "? Ttn? hride
am: Masniagiuu w?nw. "groom
has for sfeveral months been
Ej; connected with the quartermaster's
Kg"'--' department of the United States tniliPS&Yvtary
forces at Allentown. Pa., where
mi-: he has been preparing himself for an
v'-tSflcer's commission.
By- ,.. The wedding was kept secret by Mr.
Igv.'.i ^tcd "Mrs. Bowers, and was announced
Sgi?;. : -r-cstferday ouly because the briiletroom
is expecting to receive orders
^ o leave for France in a shyrt time.
j?&''
E^k'.' Kcs. Braety an Honor Guest.
Ip>. v. Mrs; Samuel Burleigh Milton enterKK:
Ipined at a reception this aftetnoon at
heme to Eighteenth street in hoaBSv
mr of her house guests, her sister, Mrs.
R>i/, 'HfUfred G. Froahciser, of Pottstown,
jfe:' 'Fa^. and their cousin. Mrs Samuel D.
Rv -Brady, of Fairmont. W. v'a.. who, as
I .... NOTICES
t NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE,
jjjs ""Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
i .Count of Marion county, West Virginia,
entered on the 20th day of October.
" 1917. the undersigned Special Com1
' tnissioner will, on the 25th day of May.
.1918, at one o'clock p. m.. oiTer for sale
. a^td'sell at public auction, at the front
"door/ of the Court House of Marion
County. West Virginia, upon the terms
- hereinafter set out and subject to- the
-conditions hereinafter stated, that cer
tain parcel of land situate in the city
of Fairmont, in said county, being part
at'Lot No. 61 on the-plat of the town
af.najMMAni K/uMir?firl AC filllOWS!
_ ' Beginning at the southwest corner
j ft said lot and running thence with
~ the eastern line of Madison street
|i 5234 feet to a stake, thence parallel
. io Adams street 25 feet to a stake,
thence parallel to Madison street 62
feet to a stake in the northern line of
Adams street, and thence with the
line of Adams street 25 feet to the
beginning, and being the same parcel
; tonveyed to Ellis A. Billin^slea by
i H. C. Ogden and wife by deed dated
t"f vember 1. 1901. and of r ecord in the .
(Jerk's office of the County Court ot
said county, in Deed Book 113. page
"535. but subject to a certain lease
' ..dated the 26tli day of Orobor. 1915.
made by said Ellis A. Billingslca and
wife 'to J. Ji. Beckman. running for a
K ' period of five y-^rs from the
'dayctof December. 3915. the purchaser. <
however, to htve all the rentals aris|
ing under the said lease; the said
? property is known* as the -Biilingsle?.
Drug Store Building." and is now oc- j
copied' by J. H. Beckman Store.
r; The sale to be made upon the fol- '
.lowing terms:
One-third of the purchase price and
as much more thereof as u.e purchaser
may elect to pay. cash in hand on day
of. sale, and the residue to be paid in
two equal payments, jytyable itt one
and two years from day of sale, with
Interest thereon from day of sale, and
..for the deferred payments the pur
uiuu win ue requircu 10 execute uis
">- ujotes in favor of said Special CommisB
soner. with good personi! security to
B~-; be approved by them, payable with
interest as aforesaid, and as a furH
Iher security a vendor's tien will be
B^-retained upon said property in a deed
H_ to be made therefor to such purchaser.
J.AMES A. MEllEDlTH.
El t" Special Commissioner.
^ I, clarence Curry, ClerK of the CirB^
Wit Court of Marion county. West VirB
ginla. hereby certify that the above
BiA . named Special Commissioner has esE*"
seated bond before me in the penalty
R-. af $30,000.00 with surety approved by
Hfei- tne as sufficient, conditioned accordBf
tag to the requirements of the decree
above referred to and otherwise conjr
> xBtioned according to law.
KgrV . . yTiAREyCE CCRRT.
: Circuit Cleric
attending tbe D. A. B. congress- Mrs.
Cehbre Sherwood, daughter of Representative
Isaac Sherwood, of Ohio, will
contriIrate to the musics! program
some vocal numbers, with Sergt. Denting
at the piano. Those in the receiving
line besides the hostess will be
Mrs. Fronheiser. Mrs. Brady, Mrs.
Charles Westcott. wife of Maj. Westcott;
Mrs. Harry L- Gandy, wife-of the
South Dakota representative, and Miss
Mary- Webb, granddaughter of Senator
Sterling, of South Dakota.?Washington,
D. C.. Post.
| PERSONALS |
Miller Gallibcr. superintendent of
the Parkcrsburg and Marietta diTision
! of the Monongahela Valley Traction
company, was a visitor acre yesterday.
Sergeant James A. Dcegan is now
in .France according to a catd received
here yesterday by relatives. Sergeant
Deegan sailed a month ago. He had
been stationed rrith the 15fn XT. S.
j Cavalry at Camp Merritt, N". J., prior
to sailing . He has been in the mili,
tary service for the past fifteen years.
Mrs. W. M. Edgar, of Pennsylvania
avenue, is spending several days at
Camp Sheriden. Ala., with her husband.
Before returning uom? she will
visit her brother. Harry Tit-mars, in
camp at Camp Shelby, Ha'ticsburg.
Miss.
E. C. Scott left last night for New
York to attend the meeting of the
American Newspaper Publishers Association.
Mr. Scott is gencril manager
of the Fairmont Times.
Miss Zella Kinsey. who has been
employed with the E. C. Jones store
for several years, has resigned and lias
accepted a position with the Shtirtl-iff,
and Welton Shoe firm.
President and Mrs. Frank 5 Trotter
have received a message stating
that their son. Steele, has remivc:I Mis
recommendation tor a o.-rnmisc.? n
has been granted a fnxlmtgbl Xo
intimation as to what time the furlough
will be in effect was stated hut
the message was sent from Camp
. i clhv. Hiss., showing that he has renci
to his regiment. 115th. from
Stanley. Texas, where lie took
"tricars' training course.?Morsan Post.
UK TIES LEI j
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Ri vesville Pythians Buy
Bonds and Will Hold Mass
Meeting-.
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i A cry interesting meeting of -.
i licity Lcdge-vjinigius of Pythias, at
t Rivesville was'held last night. There!
! was a large attendance cf the mem- j
! bership and visitors. The Page Rank j
* was conferred on two candidates, and [
two new Knights were created.;
Messrs. J. Clark Miller. J. C. Hall and !
Resinol
fko facf^r/
skin-treatment
If yea want to experiment on your
slcrn, there are plenty of treatments
to experiment with. But if you want
something -whose value has been j
proven by years and years of sue- j
cessful use, if you want a treatment J
that de-iors prescribe constantly, !
that you kneev contains nothing j
harsh or injurious, you will find it in j
EtensolO-.ntirer'. aided by Re?nol Soap. It I
osaallrstopsi'.Ll.ir^injtajcsy.asd rarelyfaila I
tode?ri*jy t-^ce oteczdroaor similar toy- '
nCBtns ?Ria eruyr r_ Resinol Ointment ted
Kadnol - are sold by all druasnats.
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r+ ACT^ D I A !
wnw i v/ n ni j
For Infants and Chili*'"*"
In Use For Over 30 Years i
Always bears ^ j
Sign^ct <2L/J&&>ZU j
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*U#?TU?T Ult>J!-l4ETS*
TAUE^TUS SlfcAPPEv^
OUT A3A1/0 VIA1T y
I vlut T FiNDr /
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liMaiii1
i >jr seed resuits in plants
! you may have a fair sua.?l of plants
| row are costly . Good seed produces
, at right.
GARDEN LESSON NO. 24.
| The early gardener wants to put in
' at least one row of peas, and several |
! if Ije has the space. Peas are easilyj
! grown upon almost any .'oil. They|
! thrive test in cool weather and a light'
' frost doesn't harm them.
The dwarf varieties are lest for the
early gardener. Later on he may want
I seme-of the tall-growing sort." These
; require support?branches or sticks
; trill do. t
A good plan is to sow the climbing
variety in double rows, about 10 inch-,
es apart or even less, placing the
sticks ir. between the two rows. Al'
low two or three feet and start another
double row.
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! x aisn? aic uuiu auiuviu buu * * ium&v
' seeds of dwarf and climbing varieties.
! The -wrinkled seed is better' bat if
sown early is more.apt to decay. For
That reason the smooth seed is chosen
for extra early sowing and uhe wrinkled
seed for late spring and summer.
[ A. J. Kern of Fairmont were present!
i and participated in the work of initla-j
i tlon. Mr. Kerr, addressed the lodge;
on the Third Liberty Loan.
The lodge by unanimous vote subscribed
for $300 Liberty Bonds. Seven
: members of Felicity Lodge are in the
. army. A beautiful serv-'i flag adorns
the Castle Hall walls in testimony ot
i these.
, Felicity Lodge is one ot the strongi
est frateni'tics in the State It has
a high class membership of the leading
citizens of the prosperous and
growing town of Rivesvilie. having on
. its roll nearly two hundred and fifty.
The lodge owns its castle hall, which
, is situated on the most prominent
: corner of the town, and is a vary
! valuable site The castle hall is the
, fraternal and social center of the
! town.
! On ne::t regu'ar meeting night
! Grand Chancellor Judge James Rcb'
inson will pay Felicity Lodge an offij
cial visit.
On "Wednesday evening. May first, a
eemmrorr
An All-year-?i
Soft Drinh
for ttie Eloeja<
Our boys in the navy en
Bevo. The esteem in w
held by the entire Navy
ment is dearly indicate
fact that it is sold and s
all U. S. vessels and in
camps. Afloat or ashore,
find- Bevc Unusually r<
good and healthful.
Soft in the strictest sen
thoroughgoing man's dri
it by itself, or with a bi1
Served everywhere?
supplied by grocers, d
or dealers.
Manufactured and bottled exclusively
Anheuser-Busch, St. L
=
ST HARRIS-HA
Se Wholesale Distributors
SL. STEVENS<
I neol TVctrinntnrfl
FRECKLES
) " ^ SET TX*MA) OFF
gSTUAT SK&AtP&S }
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and few. of them. Here sea -there |
bat the many vacant spaces is the :
an even and regular stand as shown
Peas should be soya about 3 inches
deep. They nature in ln?m 40 to
I SO days. If you have tho room sow
i a row 61 peas every two weeks begin
| ninp with the day you do your'first ]
! snadbt Don't sow thein twice in [
I the same row; follow with another
; vegetable, making the next sowing
! of peas, in a new tow, 50 >oiMy where
[ radishes, onions, lettuce or spinach is
; about ready to eat.
1 Late peas can be sown in August in
: spaee made clear by the ft Arresting of
[.other crops.
TkAM ie + /! fllAA.:/* WTdOTI
I the dwarf and the climbing varieties.:
| both taste the same, and while the
; climbers prodnce heavier they take up i
| more room, are a trifle later .as a rule.;
| and make it necessary to get supports.'
But every war garden raould have .
I peas as long during the treason as posI
sib'.e. Few garden vegetables furnish i
the body with more food value than
I peas. .'
!
meeting in the interest of the Third :
Liberty Loan -which will be held la
the school auditorium at Riveaville.J
nnder the anspicos of Felicity Lodge.1
It is the purpose to have a large pub-j
lie meeting of the citizens of Rives-1
t vilie and the vicinity. Hon. "William
S. Haymond. Judge of the circuit court
of Marion county, lias been selected
as the orator for the occasion. This
j meeting is planned as the wind-up of
! tho campaign in Rivesville on the LII?|
erty Loan, and the town is expected
I to respond nobly. Judge Haymoad is
very pcoular there and will draw an
immense crowd.
[Bell-am s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
: refund money if it fails. 25c
5 J
ound " J
*kets
ijoy their Wsj
hich it is
Depart- I
i by the / j
erved on ' I
training , ;
, you will .j
sfreshing, ft
se, but a 629^8 j
nk. Try 7
ie to eat. Js(
families ^ |
Fairmoont, W. Va.
3 AND HIS FMENDS.?(^
SUPPLIES
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HELP FILL.
THE SHIPS
2 Today every ship that
| leaves our docks for j
[ Fraiice Is loaded to capae- j
( ity with supplies for our j
fighting men?food, cloth !
ing, medicine, bandages,
? ambulances, rifles, arniru
{ nit ion.
j Thee are the sinews of
! war that will bring us
i victory. Without them an
army is powerless. With
| them our boys will be well
| cared for, well fed. warm,
(' victorious.
Your Liberty Bonds pro
ride these. j
Your share?all in
I which you can possibly in
vest I
? More St
c*: Inti
hand 'bxltt
$4.75 to ?
Correct Sn
Footwa
Smart women are mal
Hartley's their Fashion Ren
vous- for shoes. It is here 1
get quality without "extr;
gance. It is here where they
purchase stylish," demure, s
fitting shoes that will enhj
the beauty of that sum
frock or sown. All sizes.
1 I styles and all colors 34.50 to
2 KNOWS WH AT HE'S TALK
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There's a. Ti
Stammer In <
And it makes the thoi
stinetly turn to new, brig;
ing dictated by Fashion as
lime to put away the
w in .-nr. Bi rds arc singing.
just as all nature is putting
womanhoodShoppers
will find here
skiits and dresses in many r
in } Tain and novelty fabrics
in the most desirable of the
.<rust row v.*3 invite yoi
ly ; ecauce stocks are so ns
Garment Sectio
The April Dig
Silks and Dre
\ Is Very
It introduces the \vi<
ooautiful patterns and cc
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mciuscry nas oeen aoie to
Everything that fickle
urr.ved for Spring and Su:
and cotton fabrics awaits
in the Dress Goods Stor?.
torations of colors and in
rarely been excelled in thi
Ccalanis in wanted new tlesisn
fi' ni Chcrr.y Hros\ Tafictas in -ic
.iOnc in liic wanted weights and c
Occrgcttc crepe in sts]>Ic?cc!or
Fancy iilairi siiiw in a -picntliU
(tens*
Mosalir.c; and crone meteors.
"Voiles in an endless variety of
"While guoils in tie ris'at weavt
yle Notes Have been r5||
oduced into the j?mS
Mew Jl
readers p
:ater section is showing a __
oi new sweaters in weaves Kfcjtg
d the favored varieties oi
:yles so new and different
must be seen rather than PvWjS
ss slip-cver styles with soft s53
eated styles, scarf effects. fcJJ
3e scarf forms the collar. Sci
scveless slip-over effects, c5j
:ed styles and coat styles, gfl
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BOYS* WASH ^ ll
SUITS
Men's Stors. . -
ht, lighter weight doth- I
correct this season.
heavy -=omber clothes of
leaves are sprouting- and
on Iier new garb so does . . 'J9
a selection of suits, coats :,?|w
lew and distinctive styles
of beautiful quality and { new
spring colors.
tr inspection, 'particular- .||
play of New ;S|
ss Materials | W
Invitmg j ;JS
lest range of the most |
Jlorings that the fabric
: Dame Fashion ha.-. r.r>
praer wear in sill:, wool J9
your critical judgment
Such truly artistic comsuch
good taste as has
s or any other store.
s and ce'oriicr. inclufiirs thcs*
w ca ! colore. Crcpe-deotoriiijj,
array of cioicc coior comMna.
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pretty r.?-v design*.
:. weight and quality.
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and canio ?w?y ?ho ??st Iff
at tbo aame time. b?TtaC Kf. M
mlltht ol oaly 10 pemde- \
IVhy. err en the ameBeet J
tot In year home cno ope*- ^
Jbieccnc ueauer
Tour nvt. carpet* and 1
floors sue AX WAYS free 5 I
tronx dcst. /
>'o aeMaf back or tired
muscle*. p
8 w orpin r become* tbe V bpled
part of tout >
housework. Y I
WITHOUT ANT COST 5
OB OSLICATION TO ^ I
yOC, we uUh to tire you ?
a demon * trattaa of the lah I
JEfilpse JEZocirlc CZcaaer Kf
rlrht in your own home. |g
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