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pjpyySyBB d!ed?of disease, 21; died of accident^ fe; died iiTO Wwmfe 4; died from in Sgt Major Hecry G. Brace, f. Bowles, St. T-wtrfa, Xo. Ba^ttSRiiSSB&Sw-. 'jn Qninton Smith, Jersey City, George W. Tebhe, Port Worth. Texas, fl Conoe* G. TMbaodeao, Kewaunee, ^^B^Bsl!55?!?~ S?*..W w,I. ftjjieepfcBLCosteno. Washington. D. C. Emery M. Cox, Newburg, Iowa. BCIMHutti A. Hanson, M&meapolls, iMbrk. gfcg?ito'ijf Hwufai rtiiit. Rlrers, Minn. ^BsKSckKoIotvltx, Kingston. Pa. [fTfil Ifl'-WrrS'kim-ftr Brooklyn, N. T. I? EcoiSL Mailer. St. Paul, Minn. Andy Ridl* TJliOr W"" KWMm S. Sberrod. Jacksoniille. Tex. Texzrkana, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. W^Egmlww, Menoca, Pa. ly G. Schreck, Tipton, Mo. BBanea'"'G. ."Somen, Bangor. Maine. | John Hayes, Stanford, Conn. SS^naj&AMIbert Lore, Clifton Springs, JohnPetroskI, Chicago, 111. |;'Jbhn H. Wagner. Montgomery. N. T. 3 George Ziedlis, Mew Bedford, Mass. ^ .. Died from Wounds. j||jCtoraGIOTannI Prascatl, Brooklyn, N. BPFknrW dannettl. AcquHa. Italy. ^Timothy J. O'Brien, East Rochester, In, Dexter, Ga. i. Troy, S. C. ; Jonesboro. Ga. n, Mohawk, N". T. in>?. Neb. Fleming. Pittsfield,j / Elmburst, X. Y. en. Joplin, Mo. Jhippensburg. Pa. ilmetto, Ga Hiftondale. Mass !er, La Grange, Ga> lorence. Ala. , Fort HOI. S. C. Jefferson, S. C. an. Boise. Idaho, ranard. Va. 3. Opelika. Ala. ntersville, Ala. splane Accident. It, Berkeley. Cal. berger, La Fayette,! redonia, N. Y. t and Other Causes. J oski, Wilkes-Barre, j ersonville, Ga. Jit. Mich. South, Minneapolis, Gleavflle. W. Va. wenaboro.- Ky. Severely. sr. Wellesley, Mass. Decatur. Ga. loath, Minneapolis, 3rooklyn." N. Y. , Mt. Vernon, N. Y. d, Brooklyn, N. Y. Magnetic City. N. C. .Loudonville. Ohio, ago, 111. sas City. Kens. East Boston. Mass. d Springs, N. C. srrale. Pa. Winsted, Conn, ad. Ky. hEadelphia, Pa. Fort Worth. T?. ^Walter J- Bessler. Wilkinsburg, Pa. BglEBgaa.. Patrick Brown, Brooklyn, N. ffiihn J Dwyer, Jr., Waterbury, Conn. ggThrnnrnel Friedman. Brooklyn, N. T. |Xwm V JSendenhot. Ingram, Allej| EJner G. Jensen, Denmark. StouV McAIpine. McGregor. Mich. BCTSgWam E. Baxter, Hannibal. Mo. Bronlllet, Brooklyn. N. V. E Fred H. Bnllert, Arlington, Minn. ^BsSHlBua Stazkey Davis, Beaver Falls, Pa. Bjipk H. Donee, Caledonia, Ohio. SgR^hJU FTrmegan, Swed eland. Pa. Jutujue^Balph Hlx. Sunivan. Wis. David Pollock, Pent, Ind. Epied J. SauflMd. Port Huron, Mich. ? Cbaad I*. Terry. Cherry Valley, in. afta B. Titus. Bllensbnrgh. Wash. J Brandt. Pittsburgh, North' BroekxnaB' New fctobert P. Clarke, Highland. Pa. ttSward Craig; Hercslanenm. Mo: ggSmge X Droagrey. Woodhaven, N. T. Bangs H. Gray. Draresburg. Pa. } w niinm a. nngnn, z-auoacipaio, ra. WHM>B K*y Mwiw, Philadelphia, Pa EPite?' wuito Smith. Athens, O. HMKS^ I rr e have on hand aereral lengths of MUniua cable, la 1000 and 3000 foot MiAa A-l condition. M Watar Ot, wSt^Sfpa^0* g||| Www* Coyt <41 ' - Mechanics? Raymond J>. wjuer, JeffersonrOIe. P*. George X Beroldt. Imlay CKjr. McL Wayne Greenwood, San Francisco^ Ollcer Moody. Tippecanoe. Pa. Sherman Joseph. Shearer, Indiana. Pa. Cook Andrew Heaney, Brooklyn. X. T. Privates? Albert O. Anderson. Knappa, Ore. Boscoe B. Barker. MnlbaU, Olds. OHie Bodie, Aiken. a a _ rn??l W ttwlr. Tint 1 WlWfU WWm T , Conrad W. Bott. Bine Springs, Neb. Azrs L Bourgeois, Lntcher, La. "William Bowes. Tonkers, N. T. / Freak J. Bradley, Altoona. Pa. Annibale S. Cimino, Cora.polls. Pa. Eeajamin Harrison Comstock, Detroit, Wtrh / Warren W -Davis, Crawfcrdavflle, Ind. Harrey C. Deaner., Byroa. Mich. Fred Allbritton. BlountsriVe, Ala. George W. Behr. Folda. Mian. Frank K. Bracken. Breckenrldge, PaMatt Burandt, Chicago,- 11L John D. Carr. Union town. Fa. Charles F. Clans; Brooklyn, N. 7. Pohn F. Cleary, Philadelphia. Pa. James S. Crockett.-Headland. Ala. Frank P. Curtis, North Attlebor, Mass. Orindo De Lorenzo, Detroit, Mich. George C. Diener, Brooklyn, N. 7. Anthony Di Mel la. Tonkers. N. Y. Harold W. Drew. Mountain Park, Okla. Clyde G. Duffy, Canon City. Col. Joseph F. Evers, Nyack. N. 7. Joseph J. Ferry, Norristown. Pa. Luther H. Fuller, Portervllle. Ala. Edgar A. Collnm. Stewart, Miss. Steve J. Cook. Frankfort. Ky. < Gilbert W. Cox. Sandborn. Ind. Gust Demopales, Westfleld, Mass. Thomas E. Duer, Murraysville. Pa. Joseph D. Breedman. Boston. Mass. Robert IL Genther, Philadelphia. Pa. Emtio Joseph Gerard. Mystic, Iowa. Richard W. Gfllett, Ensley. Ala. George J. Gould. Fanuiel. Mass. David E. Gray, Crafton, Pa. William Grennor, Philadelphia. Pa. Tony Gnlda, Tampa, Fla. William J. Hines, Freeport, Pa. Clarence M. Holdswortb, Doylestown, va. Rnssf!! F. Hughei, Maxwell. X.M. Elmer J. Hnppert. Marshall, HE Pietro Galossi. East Brady, Pa. George E. Geary. Frostburg. Md. Philip Gilman. Philadelphia, Pa. Horace Gladney, Weir, Miss. , Galen B. Green, Waterloo, la. James Clarence Green, Swift. Minn. Frank E. Hammond. Abertville. Ala. David R. Hanson. Glassbnrg. Pa. Prank D. Hastings. Claremont. N. H. I Henry E. Hoak. Falls Creek. Pa. Orville It. Horn. McLean. HL William V. Hull. Fargo. Okla. John A. Kelly. New York. N. Y. Walter Ladwig. Plymouth. Wis. Nicholis Liebfried. Pittsburgh. Pa. John Lekes, Greece. William A. Letzkus. East End. Pittsburgh. Pn. Henery Lightner. Duncannon. Pa. Adolfo Lopez, Tinaja, N. Mex. Mason Lncas. Pembroke. Va. Charles Mesinere. Elizabeth. N. J. George Messina. Palmero. Italy. Ensile A Milot. Westford. Mass.' Jefferson Mitchell. Beaver Falls. Pa. Leonard O. Moore, New York. N. Y. William Aloysius Moran, New York, N. Y G'?nr> Ni'nn. Port Allegany. Pa. Albert F. Passow. Mosinee. Wis. John Przychadzien. Philadelphia. Pa. Hosea C. Richardson. De Leon, Texas. John Riley, New York, N. Y. George K. Rodenbangb. Conshohocken. Pa. Nick Rose. Chester, Pa. John T>. Rush. Atlanta. Ga. Mark Anthony Ryan. Louisville. Ky. Eric F. Shoup. Colorado. Springs. Col. Charles G. Suss man. Brooklyn. N. Y. Le Roy H. Wallace. West Conshehocken. Pa. Duard R. White, Greensbnrg. Ind. James R. Williams, Brooklyn. N. Y. Ji.hn Yanno.'Yonngstown. Ohio. Egnacz Markovitch. Chicago. III. Clarence E. Maronde, Franklin Grove, I1L Tony Mars, Rockdale," m. Nicola Mazzarella. Corona. N. Y. George 3. Meade, Lee Park, Wilkesbarra. Pa. Paul E. Mentzer. Neosha Falls, Kane. Isidore Meltzer, New York, N. Y. Albert Mongeni, Rome, Italy. Oscar A. Morgan, Onetopa, Kans. Earl F. Morris, Elmira, N. Y. Samuel Morturana, Girgenti, Italy. ? ??v- ^?t ? jueu rranK ?^uiuu. oagicaw, aim. Gastax Rldderbnsh, Dorchester. Wis. Lawrence E. Robbins, Havana, ni. Perry W. T. Roberts. Bayard. Neb. Earl W. Roush, Rockford, 111. Willi am J. Shannon. Brooklyn. N. T. Milton Shephaitl, Naples. N. Y. Walter Stanton, Warren. Pa. Aaron 0. Summers. Eckley. Col. Herman James Somalia, Brooklyn, N. Y. James C- Thomas. Lochlomand. La. George W. Watruba. Chicago, HL William Weirman, Shanksville, Pa. Try Our Cooked Foods well prepa: tite of man, as*we sei keep you healthy and you don't believe this < J. W. Boyers 223 MADE Fairfaow a Leonard. Powell, "f P*-l P*nl EL Boeewag. Mllnww. Md. Wounded In Action (Degree Undetermined). Set. Charlie W. Thompson, Bocbester, NL T. Privates? Karl Segren. East Boston. Mass. Charles A. Slebler. East on. Pa. Fiord Streeter. Fergns Falls, Mfwn. Missing in Action. Corporal Byron Edward Foster. Pitt* ford. Midi. Erixate&= Albert B. Carlson. Brooklyn. X. T. John J. Carroll. Eltingvfllei X. T. Andrew Bo ling, Cartland. Ky. Frank Dempsey. New York. N. Y. John C. Donaldson. PawtncSet, B- L Morris-Drageon, Molow, Podolsk. RnsFelix Dumeleskl, MenchlskT, Germany. Sylvester R. Fox. Aurora. N. Y. Frank Freund, New York, N. Y. Vito G. Glove. Canteraao, Italy. Ben Holbrook, Mosinee, Wis. Aaron O. Bolt. Hfebardsvllle, Ga. Walter I*. Houghton. Manitowoc. Wis. Vincent P. Hurley. Maiden, Mass. Lee Jaymes. North Salem. Ind. James A. lee. Montevallo. Ala. David Loewen thai. New York, K. Y. Harvey Metz, Pittsburgh, Pa. Arkadl Mikulsky. Russia. John W. Moore. Williamston. N. C,. Joseph H. Moore. Dandridge. Tenn. Frank T. Murphy, Brooklyn. X. Y. Wilkie Mat Owens. Liberty. X. Y. Arvie Petersen. Kenesaw, Neb. Paul Rasmmussen, San Diego. Cal. Shatter Robinson, Malcolm. Ky. Ocar Daniel. Rose, Fowlerville, Mich. William H. Russell, Hand. Ark. Joe Salmon, Dothan. Ala. Joseph Julius Schlssler. Bristol. Conu. George Schneider. BnSalo. N. Y. Charlie E. Sergeant. Barnesville. Ohio. James G. Shevlll, Brooklyn. N. Y. John Short. New York. N. Y. Merle Haskin Smith. Muskegon. Mich. William Francis Smith, Ubly, Mich. Walter A. Stanley. Ponce De Leon. Fla. GeoTge H. Thompson, Dyersburg, Tenn. William J. Thornton. Chicago. HL John Tomashunas, Chicago. 111. Emanuel L. Ward, Donitay. Fla. Harry Waxelbaum. Brooklyn. X. Y. Jobn H. Pearson. Oneonta, X. Y. Harold PhUiios. Scran ton. Pa. Thomas E. Randolph. Athens, Fa. Herbert J. Ryan, Drfflion. Wis. John J. Skureth. South Chicago. III. Charles Willard Smith. Eric. Pa. Harry J. Smith. Appleton. Wis. Howard Aye Spronse, Middlebourne, W. Va. William A. Stout Plumervllle, Ark. Webster T. Summers, Willow Springs, Mo. John Talmadge. Middletown. N. T. Raymond Russell Weiser, Reading. Pa. William H. Whelan. SayvIII?. X. Y. MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES. Killed In Action. 1st Sgt. John T. Burnett, Grovetown, Pa. Sgt. Henry P. Heymann. Clyde. O. Corp. Isaac A. Stover. Paragould. Ark. Privat-'S ? ., John W. And'rjwj.i, Boston, Miss. Alvin F. Decking. Chicago. Ill Thomas-H. 3oIL Turtle Creek. Pa. William E. Bennett, Rochester, N. Y. f I The Quick Way to | f Stop a Cough | I i < This boBMMte mm doe tta ? work la a harry. Sullr pre- + a pared, and eaves abeot U. f t ^ t ********** 4* * * tit ? ***** Yon might be surprised to know that the best thing you can use for a severe cough, is a remedy which is easily prepared at home in just a few moments. It's cheap, but for prompt results it beats anything else you ever tried. Usuallystops the ordinary cough or chest cold in 24 hours.-' Tastes pleasant, too?children like it?and it is pore and good. Pour IVi ounces of Piner in a pint bottle: then fill it up with plain granulated sugar syrup. Or use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup, if desired. Thus you make a full pint?a family supply?but costing no m,ore than, a small bottle of ready-made cough syrup. And as a cough, medicine, there is really nothing better to be had at any price. It goes Tight to the *pot and gives quick, lasting relief. It promptly heals the inflamed membranes that line the throat and air passages, stops the annoying throat tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon your cough stops entirely. Splendid for bronchitis, croup, whooping cough and bronchial asthma. Pinex is ahighly concentrated compound of Norwav pine extract, famous for its healing effect on the membranes. To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for "2% ounces of Pinex" with directions and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. or money promptly refunded. Tho Pinex Co^ Ft. Wayne, Tnd. ??????? Delicious I Food red suiting the appe rve them will alwavs 1 in, good spirits. If adage, try them. ' Restaurant ?ON STREET, t, WVa. / ^ I 1|[ riiiifci TTijlin . Jr. Bamtrm. K TT lamer Tt .'esp?*san. Cedar Cttjr. Ota] Martin X IcCoolc r= - .dMrn. X Y. Howard Marcfe OcJw. X Y. Fraacu E. KaUon. i:r n . -ck. j?a John H. Botoitan. Marsha'X Mo. John M. Salmr. Fain. Ham. Pa. WtTlfrm F. TJscher. Shawano. Wix. Ptedcf Wounds Received fn Actio) rm raies? / Robyrt C. Fowler. Woodbury. Oa. Joseph B. Garity. Jr, Maspeth. N. T. Bynnm Randolph. Cook Hice. Tenn. James H. Snyder. Lancaster. Pa. Died of Disease Prirates? ? "Wfllard W. Brlggs. Jackson. ITkh Lee R- McKinney. Tango. W Va. Wounded in Action (Severely). . 1st Lieut. A. French, Boise, Idaho. Sergeants? Dell L. Ashby. Lima. O. Noble Stibolt, Chicago. HL John W. Halsmith. Houston. Tex. Jerome E. McGuire, Brooklyn. N. T. Langs ten Ashford. Navasota. Tex. Oscar Dagonais. Laconla, N. H. Hunter H. Havers tick. Lancaster, Pi Anthony Narchi, San Francisco, CaL Leonard Perkins. Calvert. Texas. Nicholas W. Refland, no address giver George H. Rosenhurg. Boone, CoL Harry Thomas. Dallas. Tex. Fred White. Cairo. 111. In Hands of Enemy. Private Roy H. Simpson, Philadelphis Pa. Severely Wounded in Action, Previ ously Reported Missing. Private Norman S -Lomas. Philadel phia. Pa. In Hands of Enemy, Previously R? ported Missing. Pvt. Karl A. Dupes. Indiana Harbci . Ind. Previously Reported Killed in Action Now Reported in Error. Pvt. David T. Jackson. Memphis, Tens THE MORNING LIST. The casualty list printed in thi newspapers of this morning showed Killed in action, 45;' missing li action. 49; wounded severely. 166 died from wounds, 9; died from alt plane accident, 1; died from acciden MiSii Pill* In M and SoU MBk\W Q. ?tela. Mkd one Sim ma. V/ Jy yweknown?eB*S;9B*ct^Ahiey?fc?n?t>le ^?^soiBWBRaasi5Eraa??aii | 'yrfa'g^r^-y-^ryffa-v-yHr-. I' | ABOUT \ Grape*Nuci nearly" so! a mei-rf: ixrfci I | developed drains in "t This -feert in-the ijlstj cereal, n< -the use oi provides i al especi. "to -the coo I oi1 airtumi "There's a i| Grap( ^ Home Baked Pies and Pastries ' Bayers Beef arm. Advt DOCTORS URGE PEOPLE TO ISE MORE IRON AND rnwrnmt* They Come Oat Strong For Phosphated IronLeading doctors all over the counL try are rapidly learning that one ot the preparations they can always depend on for all blood and nerve trouu bles is Phosphated Iron, they bavi found that it gives results and can he depended upon. Phosphated Iron has proved a real red blood and nerve-builder to so , many who are all run down and dragged out. due to lack ot fresh air. ezer else, good food and dogged poisoned blood. Scientist* say Phosphated Iron builds 'up your body by building up your blood and nerves. Many physiy cians claim there would be few overworked men. nervous women, blood. less old people and pale children, were * the benefits of Phosphated Iron more , widely known. ' There is rfb need of anyone/going , around tired out. all in. nervee on edge, suffering witn poor blood and , lack of energy when Phosphated Iron s will make you feel like a live one. ' make yon look 100 per cent, better, i sire yon restful sleep, brace yon up ; so yon can work with ease and enjoy '* life once again. ' t Get Fhosphatad Iron today tad start ? in right, yon owe It to yourtfelf and - friends to make just this one effort to regain health, strength and*happiness. To insure physicians and their patients getting the genuine Phosphated \ Iron we have put in capsules. Do not take pills or tablets. Insist on capsules. Mountain City Drug Co. and leading druggists everywhere. ! L r WORRY ' SUGAR | B is is not onlylid nourish3 rich in sugar - j from its own he making.' ** uure, absent Lai prepared yt only saves \ P sugar birt fchxTmateri-, ally adapted ler weather > s fieason"fbr ?>Nuts | 8 ! =?v \ Siuiits ords won't do- They can't ivey the Jbeauty of the suits you adequately. You must : them. So come right in and ps show you the new styles : fail and winter. r invitation is as sincere as s cordiaL Our New Fall Shoes Are $5 to $12 d the increased attention we i paying to shoes is telling, e stock was never better. Men's Shoe Annex 1 > . I.' ^^^BB /B ' : B B |S| Bs SjV^uP' ^^^EbBB^^EI |-Our third floor millinery department is provin tj revelation to the women of Fairmont and vinanity?B H such vast stocks, such varied assortments and pB many dozens of distinctive and exch&rve styles <xfj fail" hats have never been shown ^e^ ^^0re* B EXCLUSIVE DRE^S HATS H $5.95 to $12L50 ' 1 That compare -with those shown elsewhere at $10 to $25. Pattern ] hats from leading New York modistes?and trimmed bats from oar31 riwrt trnrlrm?m frtrtnritaflr Oftinshnro RtvlAR. anoint nolfM. fiidA mllt^ mud fancy shapes, in black and colore of panne and Lyons velvets, fl trimmed with pert wings, 'ostrich fancies and hand-wronght flowers Incomparable selections. Hats worth $7.50 to $20, in oar '"Buy It hxgl October Campaign." $5.95 to $1230. (See.window) II ? H ^ "~y . ?. I W. VA. POTATOESlM Will have one carload W. Va. Number 1 IAih : flj : Potatoes first of the week. How many will you needi| : I I Call CASH GROCERY CO. 1 fl I CASH GROCERY CO. Ifl if LOCUST AVE PHONE 1278 f fl Special SaleTUf \ Wk Fine Worsted Suitings I Made To (j>OQ I Your Order iD^O 'IM We have been successful in purchasing ouantitv of verv fine worsted suitings | containing a large percentage of silk, alto an 3 exceptionally desirable lot of fine, wool mohair overcoating ends from two of the besra#H|H mills in America. V. Jg^H These materials are not replaceable at any price, and, when they are gone, equal values will not be possible imtil after the war.,, No extra charge for mohair and veneixa&iS|3j9 If you need clothes., this is your oppoituiil^^^H gm United Woolen ?2 fjm | TOO^vaml. " * ' cSSssiaB^M ^' 1 (At^fcidgi) venue 1 V. C- i%"-'oE^; 4afl