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I to get on that vai
^pport me, ^
t,- Dick, end con
you've never bsi
circuit?boen tf
!l(teen years, tog
pvrdef an alreat
inking little cloui
cheap satin skirt
id I'rp alck ot trli
id paptlng gdhesh
blny Beams ot th
j5ats|e, let's^brea
leMreiss ant? shoo
jk," she ansyerc
ould be plgln au
ad I'm almost thl
aah an old dog ne
low and then,' bo
l^vgg? My'dan
8? 1 do* Nou
re preserve e woe
uiiuiUH
IjjPSpp jfiSi'irf' caf"
g early trains in drizzling raim
J be frank, Pick, I want to marr
eu$;i-want a little comfort an
|ft/fopd and I think I see a chqnc
SglWfol; ?]pwly to k!p feet. *
>n't blame vg\j? Jfe W 0
irtlto:speak jovially. "Here's goo
?|lc?'tp Wu. I wish you the best
iWhen ho had gone Maisie's throe
gMueer and she hastily dabbed c
eyes with a pink cotton han<
erchief tq qgvo her corapjexlo
rom the tegrp that were about t
(.Miss Rawley!" Mrs. Snyder pi
^afrowsy head. "Matt carrier ha
Registered letter for you."
?&frfew hours later Maisio sat 1
he traip, a bulging old suitcase a
(rfinfillnSi ivonderlc
Ms/Wl 'tier cgrmined l|ps. >'
htnk I'd hotter pinch mysolt t
nake Bore?after all it might be
[tsam.-v Gee, what a blessing
tidh't accept Dick Burns! Imagln
jeing engaged to him, that poc
iambone!" She snickered a ilttl
api;berself in sheer joy. "Now
fon't .evep have to marry any on
don't want to; jnnyhe I wll
ihough, some day. I'll marry fc
ijsye. I'll meet some paan at a com
fry club. One' of the first thing
eg, do'will be to join a smart corn
Jry;club. I'll buy a sporty roadatc
M'Tll havo a saddle horse."
BSMatee fairly hugged horseli
J&lfd that Undo Timothy Bawley
"* . "And 4oo'? ho want?" aske
i the.Mnd fairy gentleman, knowln
- how greedy Wally is and how he
,'. 'Dei says there Is to be a plcnl
| tn Bright Meadow and everybody
SfflBjifovV^njl he la going to be i
I' pltWJBIMi'P rape and wants you
. send hip a charm so he ll tglg th
"Humph)" exola)mpd the Qree
| Wlaard. He hadn't lived In the tre
lops for a hundred years or mor
Kgagthlaag Hp bad seen enough <
9 .Wally and.hls ancestors to- kho
1 tlpu they ware as lasy as all g(
^ Jmgw howr lasy that I:
"by he^i.'fni'fe^Mj'n^et does aj^
t nsrnr that at dad hid atunaled
? Wit!) t!m. J thought It would bo so
?.'!*. ?.TvP?t' M B?w J"!?
It! | wlob I Egd had the money to
i- ti* ?PKMif up a uuio bwr- Wbat t
\ btto%rt?2?WoKrc.?&o.WM
I to .0 tow day*!" Thug Maafe'a
? WdBrtu and slam ana along u
a the train flew post t|e|la apd bills,
e , At lut they palled In at Hill*.
boro, a tiny dusty town that Mgslo
_ faintly remembered leaving with
r borjwaBto Whan Bha TO ? Bb()d.
*' Hurriedly abe inquired bar way to
I the Office of the attorney*. "BrlM'
1 & Brill" and hastened down Main
? atroet wltb ber heavy aq|toaae. Her
. eyea were shinning, her lips part,
ed; abe scarcefy noticed tbe weight
I qf her burden..
p Mr. Brill proved to be > thinit
lipped, aour-faeed old man and Mr,
Brlggu a haughty, fat-atomaehed
enob and tbe couple of clerks, die
, Interested, cold-eyed. . Males felt
.' somewhat chilled; *hn waa fjire
Mr- MriBW resented b*r aresapc#
i and that ?tp, jiriu did not ecprqve
? qf hey Bpanglad bat nor her cpm.
n plerlop. She had a-ntsstod a flicfereat
rcceptlojS; |t trap a lftt|g die
't apppluting. There wa* a "Sign
here, pieaae," and than, "That (a
all," Malqje, coqtu??d, gated halDU
leaaly abogt.
"Could you call a taxi?or a hack
' to drive me out?" abe stammered.
? Old Brill said to one of the
8 clerks, "Call Jenklas; be'll be yopr
neigunor anu neti tags you out tor
j*. (ltty oeota."
, Still lo a dais Malgle stepped Into
J a moldly old buggy beside en over,
. ailed, wrinkled tarmer but at
least he smiled it) a friendly way,
"Wall, wall, so you be o]d Hewi;
ley's niece, oh? Going to live op
j, his place?" Maude nodded. "And
be tjat his bank book you're alutch,r
logr
, Malsfe hastily looked at what old
,j Prill had put it) her hapd
r The old farmer chuckled apd
slapped the rains on the white
_ nag's back. Maisle, pitting beside
iV him, uncomfortable, confused, woii
dered why l)e kept chuckling.
? "Wall," reining in his horse before
a broken, gate tbat led to a
wehdy garden and a tiny, dilapidate
[ od cottage, "bpro we. are!"
,, "Is this where you liye?" asked
Malsio, making no mora to get
out
"No, I llye right beyond that hill
' This fs your upcle's place." Climb
ins opt he deposited Malsla'e suit'
case on the ground . "Now, Jump!
j There! Wall, good-nlgbt. wish you
luck In your new house! If you
' want anything go to thp top of that
,. there hill and nql|er, We'll hoar
, ypu." He pl|mbed In the buggy,
leaving an open-mouthed Maisie
r, they say he was a rich man at one
, I standing. "Tour uncle wasn't a
" bad sort," be called back, "if he
: hadn't drunk himself to death. And
time, too."
When he was out of eight
MalBie jupt slipped to the ground
and eat on nor suitcase, too stun.
' ned, too sick to even cry out her
cruel disappointment.
A few hours later she managed
t to start a fire in the rusty little
kltphep stove, then lighted a lamp
ij aqd fpund some tea and prqekers.
0 Prom her suitcase she pulled a
a pad and poncll.
j "I'm glad," said Malsie to her0
seir, "that I never said a word to
ir anybody about this Inheritance."
a Then she began to write her hit.
1 ter.
0 " and if you'll, corao,
5 Dick, we'll get married and live
\i> right here! It isn't much of a
1 plpoe, but It's something to start
on and it has possibilities. There's
i a few hundred dollars In the bank
ir and I think we'll hny soma cluckens
and ducks and maybe a cow!
Dick, "this is our chance to break
- away! I want to tell you some,
9 thing Dick?you and I will never
'T'l IT""1 fT,W7IKuT=l
wr 1 nil i w UNO |
BERtS BABTOS.
an's Race
MjfwUr
> Bend lilm some good advice along
11 with It."
Ha wont tp Ma copbqprd end
d took oat a small object that looked
8 like a atone. "Here," he said,
s banding it to Nancy. ."Give him
this and toll him It won't work un
c less he runs MO mile* hnfnro Tirooir
r - i- [" .? ~ ? ??!
* fast overy morning and lives on one
a meal a day untjl tho time of the
? race . Also he must wprk mora
n and stop sleeping so ipucji."
A week later a whiitjp sounded
below the treo where (1)0 Green
U Wigard llyetl. Nancy and Nick
) (who weye hel?|ng) and the kind
a fairyman looked dpwp, And there
if was Wallyl aa th|n us a ruJl, but
v looking very happy,
it "I won! I wonl" he or|?d. "They
t. put me in the tflP man's race 1(10
stead of the fat iqan's and" f won.
i, ha you want your charm htpk, Mr.
Wizard?"
A The' Green Wijrd laughed- "T??
' may keep it, Welly." he oajle.d.
f -It's nothing hut a plain stone. .You
f. won the race yoprpelf."
1 (To Be Continued.)
I) , (Copyright, 19M.)
fir 'igpBjTHA
Individual tins o> patty p
with cranberry tilling, and over tl
crust, lattice fashion Bake In a fi
cooked end slightly browned. Or
' loo, but when the tarta are servA
ed, flavored and beaten cream o
Cranberry
Boll together for fire qilnytes.
atgrob and ti cup Water. Add Hp
, and 2 cups cranberries. Cookl
spoonful butter.
amount to U>uch op'the stpge and 1
I'm n> feoartlly sick of tawdry 1
finery ?pd make-up th?t the
tfceaitht Of a oercal bungalow
seem? like heaven to. me. And aa .
apron and a clean washed fgce '
J look ground this little kitchen J
(It's going tfl get an awptl scrub,
bins ftrst-tbing m tbe morning) ? ,
?be?r little feellpg comes over ]
me, I don't know what It Is, Pick 1
hut I want yqu to share it wltli ]
pie. It's sort of p feeling ol con- '
lent, pick, knowing this little
place la really my own ,and I i
gpeas. pi?ybe, I'd call 1| tbu home, i
feeling. i
(Copyright, 1022, by McClure 1
iipwBp&ner syndicate.) i
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! EAST SIDE 1;
j :';NEWS;': ; ]
11 *!<>. ?it Jim. iwumi g vrnmw* j
FlWRr*l of Mrs. liartholow j
The funeral of Mrs, Susan Bartbolow,
aged resident of State
street, who died Saturday morn,
lag was Bold Monday afternoon ,
from the residence. The Kov. J. I
Walter Barnes conducted the ser- <
Vice add si* grandsons of the de.
peased were the pall bearers': Kpy ,
and Amos Bartbolow, Frank An. I
derson, Fred Valentine and
Claude and Vemer Davis. A pun.- .
ber or relatives from e distance I
Wore bore for 'the funeral inciud- 1
leg Mrs. Henry Layman, Grafton; '
Mrs. Frank McHood, Benwood:
Mrs, Jennie Hennen, Mrs. Fanme f
Wilson, and Mrs. A1 Breaklron, (
Dunbar, Fa.; Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Cross. Wheeling, and Mr. and 1
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Woodlawn, i
W. Va.
Interment was made In Maple Grove
Cemetery by Undertaker ;
Mupgrava.
Worth Wliile Girls '
A pleasant meeting of the Worth
While Qirls of the Palatine Bap.
tlst Churcli was held last evening
at the home of Miss Grace Poo In
Jacob street. Two new members
wore received at this meeting.
The girls w||l ho|{t a bazaif next
Saturday in Scott and Hawkins
store in Merchant street. The next
meeting will be held at the church
and a Bpecial program will i be I
given.
Division Moetlngs
Division No. 2 of the Ladles
Aid Society of the'Dlamond streer, I
Churpfc will meet this evening at
the home of Mrs, John Itymer US
Jacobs street.
Division No. 3 will meet Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs
Cora L. Morrow in State street.
Division No. 4 will meet at the
honje of Mrs. Florence Grity in *
THEY LEAP
DOINGS OF THE DUF
mow danmv. ie daddy SKfS he
going oirr 5e&m place after i
Ifiiif eiifiiiiii* I \i/kii*v/rtiiTn <*/% I
i niiJ tvcNiNw i r<*r* i tv/u iu LJW
HIM" I'LL PUTYOUR HATAkID CpAl
HERE OH THE STAIRS AHD YOU P
-THgM ON ANP MAKE HIM TAKE
YjO WITH H'M - PP YOU \_-w
be top place narrow pieces of
ilrly hot oven until crust le
do not put strips of crust on
d, place a spoonful of sweeten,
n top of cacti tart.
Filling v
1 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons com
up molasses, ti teaspoonful salt
6 minutes then stir In 1 table.
Diamond street on Thursday era
"S.
Surprise Fffty
Dorsey Pople of Morgantuw
ivenne was given a snrprlse part
Monday evening In honor of hi
lfty.sbcth birthday,
Mr. Pople had spent the day t
'lemipgton and was most agiei
tb)y surprised upqp hie ' ret'ur
ipipa to flpd b>s neighbors an
riends at his borne awaiting bin
The evening was pleasantl
ipent with games and music, an
-efrsshments were served. Tlio:
vho were there were Mr. an
lira. Charles Carpenter, Mr
Sarah Flowers, Mrs. Harrli
Shaffer, Mr. apd Mrs. Fred Reevt
1. D. Oca, Mrs. Charles Mlnnea
tip. and Mrs. Bert Reeves, Mi
ind Mrs. Pearl Shaffer anil chili
en, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DeWl
Uargaret and John Reeves, J. V
(leaves, and Mr. and Mrs. Popl
Lfrs. Popje was assisted In entei
alnlng by Mrs. Bessie Shaffe
drs. Bert Reeves and Misses Edn
Shaffer and Margaret Reeves.
Personals
Mrs. Elliott Springer and chilt
en of Springers spent tpo weel
and with Mr. and Mrs. Ca
Springer in (Suffey street,
Mrs. D. C. Prunty of State strei
s recovering fpom a weeH'3 sever
llno^s.
Mrs. J. W. Harrington an
Laughter, Miss Clara, have vetun
3d from a few days' stay in- Mo
jantown.
'Mrs, Leroy Moran of Reeve
Lvenue has been quite ill for se\
iral days.
Mrs." J. D. Cox and Mrs. Davi
logers of Morgontown avenue at
dsiting relatives at Toledo, Ohii
VITAMINES
I essential, health-building
factors, have always been in
cod-liver oil and account for
I its helpfulness in overcoming
malnutrition.
Scott's Emulsioi
should be taken for a reasonfablo
length of time
daily, to enable its
rich, vitamine-nourishing
virtues to help
refresh, energize
end build up the body.
8c?tt A Bevvsa, Bicornfield, K. 3. ZJ-SG
immi mmmm mm mi ?mmmmmm*
ED LIKE GRAV
FSJ
$"111 \f HELEN,0\
M I I'M G01MS
to Mr. and Mn, John O'Neal re
gently. \ ,
8. A. Rowand tnd brother Clyde
and spn Ephraim were called id
. | McMeeben, W. Va., Saturday by
the' depth ot the torjner's brothert
Iitfaw, Seott Randolpb.
Denver Leasure ot Wirt County
Is visiting berp at the home of h|i
uncle, 8. A. Rowand.
Mrs. Esther Podspn, local vte|t
ing nurse, h?s returned hone here
?!f" Ta wort visit with her nFsee,
. Miss Lena Unlay, who la tn school
at De Sales Heights, Farltersbnrg,
n W. Va,
v A danghtor wss born to Mr. end
i". Mrs. George H. bchell recently.
Work in the mines here la p|o?Ing
up somewhat from the recent
11 slung, during which several men
left Othm rapidly t|)|cd the|jj
places <ft that a toll force of work'
d men has beep maintained nearly all
tei the time. This weejc rgllro'ad cars
y were fqrnlshed here fire days,
d A daughter wss born to Mr. and
io Mrs. Howard Mason Sunday. The
d child was beep named Avis June,
s. ThS church services here gBEW
it consisted ot Sunday school at 111
>s a. m. and preaching by the Rev. J.
rt B. F. Yoke at 3 o'clock. A com*
r munlty meeting was called for 7
jI o'clock for the purpose of organ.
tt islug an Epworth League. No lit
j. erature Is on band as yet for the
a. making up of a program. Another
r meeting will .he held next Sunday
. evening to finish the organisation
' and oiftllne n rirogrnm for the next
regular meeting.
The sick list at this writing Includes
Mrs. R. fl.\Brooks and Mrs.
I- T. E. Davies. 1
t. Thirty-two railroad cars wjff
r!
v $ Famous Old Recipe |
, | for Cough Sgrup |
? Easily and fhsaply mads at tioms, ?
r* >5 . Pat It h?at? them all for ?
S ?5t?k rwtfi#- jjj
Thousands of housewives havs
found that, they can javt two-thfrds
,1 of the money usually spent for touch
? preparationp, hy using this wellknown
old recipe for making cough ,
syrup. It is simple and cheap but it
- has no equal far; prompt'results. It ;
- takes right hold of a cough and gives
k immediate relief, usually ptqppfnjg an
ordinaiy cough in 24" hours or ]pss.
k Get ounces of Pinex from any
I dniggist, pour It Into a pint bottle,
and add pl*in granulated sugar syrgp,
to make p full pint. If yqi} prefer,
use clarified mqlassep, l?pney, or porn
syrup, Instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, it tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts > family a long time.
It's trply astonishing how quickly
it acts, penetrating through every air
passage of the throat and lungs? ,
loosens and raise# the phlegm,
soothes and neajs the membranes, and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickje and dreaded cough disippur
wtirtlj. Noting hotter fqr
bronchitis, spasmodic croup, hoarse*
nets or bronchial astjima.
Finex is a special and highly concentrated
corapoupd of genuine Norway
pine extract known the world over
for its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggiii for "iV, btiPM. of
Plnex" with full directions gnd don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute, satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Cq?
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
' DEMONS- |
Brent went down as a i
young tree breaks and i
falls in a gale- j
j
Fenris, This Power- i
ful Timber Wolf, 1
Had Come With His !
Savage Comrades I
to Save His-Master.
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/ j
! Read this fascinating,
remarkable story of ro- .1
manace and adventure ]
in the wilds of the Cari- ,
bou Range in British <
Columbia. ji
; !i
"The SKY UNE OF !j
, SPRUCE' starts Thurs- i
day, Dec. 14, in \
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Christinas Program
As intereatfpg program will to
gtvpB |t the V'tafleH School December
21 In observance. of tbo
Pblmttpas season. The program,
which will begin at 7:30 p. pi.,
will constts ot a scripture reading
and prayer by JJgra Morgan; vocal
solo, "Holy" Night,'1 by Olotp
Harr; "You arc Weloopie," Glenn
Bjtter; "Eepny'i Obrlstipas" hy
Maud|e Mupdell; "Who |a It?" (?
Evelyn Harr; a Christinas carol
by Anna Bee Nusum; "A Meryy
Christmas" by Paygop "McGray;
"ChrJjtmaa Cpnpn!btP?" by B|rtllp
Jones; "What Boys Want,1'
Johnnie Baker; "A Vlalt to Santa
Clause' Shop" by Oleta Harr,
Mary Mofloy wt|| give "When
Santa Clause Conies." A plccplp
S
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1 The Git
Cpj
I 'p HE gift
|| Whether it is
1 jaiyitly arou
la that envelops
that nothing
^ tions are exc
i?j falro nloocnv
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I Fur Cc
H ward to $37?.0Q.
f| Coat, self trimmi
$| . at $98.50. It is i;
I Fur Pii
^ styles priced fro
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Osgood's Gift
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Fizzles
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eh'by Sarah Junea Laura Bayer
will recite "Anna and Willie's
Prayer." "The Night Bofore
Christmas" will be glron by
Rachel Baker. Clara Summers will
recite "Old Santa aiaua." ''The
Baby's Stocking" will be glveu by
Evelyn Harr. A number of the
pupils will eoact the play, "The
Christmas Fairy and Scrooge,"
consisting of three acts. Ulss Vort|p
Casto. teacher of the school
will have charge.
l'ersonals
Miss Mary Morley, Harry Sum.
mers and Jeaso Dewseoberry
ware the guests of D. C, Bailer!
Sunday.
The Misses Clara anil Mtldrqd
Summers wore guests at the librae I
of D. 0. Baker Friday night aui)1
Saturday. I
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TOBACCO REPORTS ASKED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1?.?Qu?r
terly reports from all dealers In
leaf tobacco, regardless' of the
amounts of tobacco hold In stock
by them. Is recommended by Direc
?UR S
t Withoul
that women adore mos'
to be chpsen in the I
3 just a Choker that she
nd her Ihroat or an exc
5 her, Fur imparts a sen
else has and women lo\
luisitely varied and sale
_ ii* * -
e m neipmg a man to ch<
mnn
?- o? Hudson S
Seal, French
SHIP Mink and Rai
A very fine value js tl]e 40 ini
:d, with fur or silk cord girdle, \
ndeed, a very desirable garmenl
of Opossum,
Squirrel, Mini
~ jn both cho;
m $7.50 to $95.00. .
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help# to free 700 from that cotd H
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/ aerateby throats. Banish that H
coli"j(8W=4?"? ri?k WK;
, health through ahaer negUct?' |H
ask jour druggist for
DiUCg^pgji
t a Peer Jl
fc, the regal
hir Section. * Ijj
many throw |lfl
[uisite wrap f^-|H
se of loxury
re it. Selecispeople
will
\APrt ._!??
eal, Australian
Seal, Marmot,
:coon prjced up- |jfl
ill French Seal
re are featuring {&?
Stope Marten,
c, Wolf and Fox ,
ker and Scarf
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