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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-11
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onlce: e5 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

.
House & Herrruann's Spring Wall Paper.
Carpets ana LACE Curtalns-Fifth page.
executors Sale-G. p. Flick. Executor.
We Continue the Lace Curtain Sale
Stone < Thomns-Eighth page.
Lots OF Live. New Things-Geo NJ Shook
& Co.-Eighth page. :,
Fine Northumberland page,
Up.to-Date Garments-Geo. u. Stiiel &.
Co.-Fifth pnee.
Governor Stephens-Second page. ID
Grand Opportunity page
Cash Paid-Leonard Barrett. 80
For Sale-Farms.
Hustler Wanted.
For sale.House at Echo Point.
Wanted-Girl.
List OF Letters.
For Sale-Fine Brick Dwelling.
For sale--Howard Hazlett.
Entire Wheat Flour-H. +. Behrens Co.
Go To--List's.
We Are Busy-Goetze.
Higher Prices-Geo. w. Johnson's Sons.
Virginia.
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part sell to the parties OF the second
part thenr interest IN the realty and
personally OF Robert Campbell, de-
ceased, The consideration Is 5000. and
the agreement is dated November 25,
1898.
The deed OF assignment Of David N.
Walter, OF Elm Grove. to James Baird,
was recorded: transfers lot 90. in Park
View and personal property. Mr.. Wal
ter Is contracting carpenter.
A marriage license was Issued TO
Henry Schmidt. aged thlrty-two, and
Margaret Gollner. aged sixteen, Of
Wheeling.
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Startled the Trade.

The advances In Iron and steel con-
tlnue and 81 q ton added to the price OF
pig iron seems now to sturtle the trade
less than 4 twenty-five cent advance
six months ago. while 81 more on fin
ished material Is an easy possibility be-
tween any two days, says the Iron
Trade Review. Leaders In the trade
Still talk OF the dangers OF such move
ment, but with legitimate demand for
the proportions developed week by week
there Is no longer any serious thought
that 1t can be stopped. The ore produc-
ers of Lake Superior were moved By
considerations of the highest validity
the preservation OF our foreign trade
and the necessity Of averting any SEM
blnnce OF n boom-to put their prices
only fractloRally above last years.
Meantime the pig Iron advance has
been ten times that OF ore, and steel
billets have reached point $40 above
the price Of Bessemer pig iron.
And now the Central Western pro-
ducers OF Bessemcr pig Iron, who are
meeting at this writing to decide on
what basis they will do business for the
second half OF the year, are hearing the
suggestion that they are looked to 10
save the trade from disaster But with
the ore mems experience in mind, and
full knowledge OF the conditions In
steel and In foundry iron, the indica-
lions are that they will not attempt the
role of philanthropists. Conservative
ilgurers predict basis OF sl3 so to $14
for round sales of Bessemer iron, third
and fourth quarters; more eycitable
element goes even higher. 1t Is known,
however, that large steel works will
make considerable purchases OF iron as
soon as the price Is determined.
These latter concerns already know
the destination Of part Of their output
for the second half, and the rate at
which plates. sheets, tin plate, bars,
structural steel and wire mill products
are going into consumption, even be-
fore the open season demand has set in.
The Pittsburgh market shows that all
calculations as TO the capacity of the
steel plants to cope with the demand
have gone quite astray. Producers who
sold freely at the low prices. to hold the
situation within bounds, find themselves
now unable TO take on anything more,
and the result Is that the condition It
was attempted to avert has come with
rush. Billets are s23 80 to s24. or with
In 81 n ton OF the highest point touched
in 1895.
The contract basis for the second half
OF the year has not yet been undetermined:
hut with Bessemer pig iron within the
neighborhcod OF 81. valley steel Is GER
tain TO go beyond $50. a surprising de-
velopment In tin plate Is that while the
American Tin Plate Company has re-
Trained from quoting, the demand FOR
plates in second hands has carried the
price twenty-five cents box above the
last quotation from Chicago. or 10 about
50 10 and So so 4 box. an advance of 81
over the price OF last fall. Imported
tin pilates have advanced also within
the past three months. The wire and
wire nail markets continue active and
mills are driven 10 keep up.
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Shook & Co.
lots M 1--WE new things to tell you about in the bic
NoAo VI NA'A Notion Observation-Disclosures ST. Enc.
10 and l5c Laces at SC.

yard. These Cotton Torcllon
Laccs are a new class, many OF
them resembling mcdici linen laces,
which retail close to SOC yard.
About 4 900 yards in this lot, which
is 4 broken assortment secured
from a manufacturer. Edges arc
from ! to 4 inches wide. Insert
ings average about II inches in
width. VIII sell fast at SC yard.
Ribbons.
More Ribbons will be sold than
ever this spring. Ribbons will
sway the world OF fashion as never
before. Fancy Baby Ribbons for
rutiles-wider ones, too. Fancy
Wide Ribbons for Crush Collars
and Belts. Special: 100 pieces
wide, extra fine plain Taffcta Rib
bon at CSC yard, which cannot be
bought to-day to sell for less than
35c. TRY US il you want guam
tfty-it YOU want scarce cofors or
width-ii You want the very best
values.
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CLOSES TODAY.

The management Of the Ryan Stock
Company at the Grand Opera House,
will be brought 10 successful close
with matinee and evening performances
to-day, for both of which crowded
houses are assured by the heavy ad-
vance sale OF seats. Las. nigh. the
company presented The Fatal We'd
ding 1t is Il romantic drama. with I
tragic ending. The interest In the de-
vclopment OF the plot Is cumulative, and
reaches It's climax In the realistic duel
scene In the last act. Miss Fuller's
emotiona. work was splendid, and she
made an excellent impression upon the
audience. Mr.. Ryan gave very disnl-
fled and manly Interpretation OF his
part This afternoon the COMPANY will
present Her Sninted Simon" a very
strong play. and Tonight "Jlm. the
Penman' will be presented for the first
time here at popular prices.
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The marks at C p. m. showed 10 feet Q
inches and falling slowly. The river
may reach stationary stage to-day. us
a small rise Is coming out Of che Mo-
nongnhela.
The Queen City Is to-morrow's Gin
clrnati packet, departing ut s a. IN.
Yesterdays tow-boat movements
were as follows: Down with coal.
Acorn and Tom Dodsworth, 10 a. m.
Up with mptIes-Voluntcer Sam
Brown, $40 n. IN.
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TIE RIVER,


''t71 '.1F.E7r y FoIsT .fIk 7 2 EST.S, ~,
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, II n. M rs
Pittsburgh. AVALON. i n. m, *
Sistcrsville. RUTH. 3:3O p. m. + n
Darlington. =. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc. II. NJ. BAYNl3. $50 n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, il a, m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II a, m.
Sistcrsville. RUTH. $3.50 p, m.
ClarlnC ton... LEROY. 800 y. IN.
Steubenvillc. ~. NJ. BAYNE, 2:2O y, m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. n. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWIIA. 5 n. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. G n. m
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA. . n. M,
CINCINNATI. QUEEN CITY, s n. m.
Pnrkersburg. AVALON. s n. m.
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In Clerk RobcrtsOn's Office.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfers were recorded:
Deed made March 10. 1899. by Thomas
Clark to II. C. Smith: consideration,
$50; transfers one and one-half acres OF
land in RIchland district.
Deed made March 10. 1899. by Howard
Thompson and others to Harry W. and
y. S. McLUrc and others; consideration,
$500; transfers fixtures, furniture, ETC.,
contained IN the McLurc House.
Deed made August 7. 1886, by John
Mcclure and wife, to Patrick Sweeney:
consideration, SOL; transfers lot a, IN
the John Mcclure addition. First ward.
Deed made March 9, 1899; by Robert
r. J.. Robinson and wife TO Theodore
N. Mcknight: consideration. s7.1OO;
transfers north one-half OF lot %, num-
bered 92S and $50 Market street
Deed made February IS. 1889. BY Dora
r. Strong, wife of +. NJ. Strong TO l..
L.. Stone; consideration. $1,000; transfers
lots and 3 in the Berger tract on the
Island Ten feet Off lot No. 2. is ex-
cepted b. the terms OF the deed.
an agreement entered into by How
ard Thompson and others of the first
part, and Harry W. and b. s. Mcclure,
Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson nnd Mrs.
Mary Jane Mcndel, OF the sccond part,
was recorded. BY the terms of the
agreement. the parties OF the first part
Weld the lease they held on the Mcclure
house property. which would other
wise have expired next August. Right
OF immediate possession IL given with
the exception OF rooms liz. 1l3, ia, ll9
and 1876. the use Of which Is given 10
Alice Thompson free OF charge for
geven days. The original lcase accom-
pan!cs the agreement.
An agreement lYstwrcn Cornclla T..
pierson and ]. II. Hlrson. of St. Louis.
OF the first part, and w. A. Wilson,
trustee. for Texana WILTON and others,
OF the second part. was recorded. by
the agreement the parties of the first
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The cleaning and dyclng firm OF +.
Strih & Son are located Mt the old stand
No. llto Market street, where they make
a specially In the cleaning, dycing
pressing and repairing OF gcntlcmcn's
clothing. Old suits cleaned. dyed, re.
bound refined and repaired to lool;
equal 10 new Mt Il Bmall coat. Also
plumcs and tips cleaned. colorcd and
ourled on short notice Mt b. Strn &
Son's. 1l9 Market street. opposite
Schenk q Sons Meat Store. $.
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Committee Meetings.

The council committee on petitions
and remonstrances has been called to
meet at the city building next Monday
evening at 1850 o'clock. Among other
matters, the committee will consider
the application of Angle Strong for u
license.
The council committee on scales
meets next Monday evening to transact
routine business.
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Will Not Explode.

s"Shelline' Pompadour, hall Pom
,qadou-, Empire, Side and Tuck
;Sombs and Hair Pins. Shellinc is
"a decided Improvement on ccllu-
Ioid, being much harder. 1t con-
fains but a trace OF celluloid. The
time we sell is hand finished and
scannot be distinguished from real
tortoise sheH. Here in over a score
.oi newest shapes-ITWILL NOT
TEXELODEi
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Police Committee.

The council police committee met last
evening at police headquarters and re-
commended to council for payment bills
as follows: Police. s179 60; city prison,
S2f4 IS.
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New Jackets E EHI ,h Ones.

Neat, jaunty styles, ages 2 to s
years. Blue, Red and Green, pref
tily trimmed i'll braid. Three prices
to choose from in this lot. 49,.
.SI.10, $G.4o and SI.oS
Other Jackets for the Children,
ranging tip to S0.05.
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10000.

We have fitted moro than twenty
thousand palrs Of Spectaclcs, giving us'
IL record and experience rnequallod by
any other Optlclan in West Virginia,
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticiun,
No. 1900 Market Street.
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Amerlcan-Rcd Star, White Star,
Cunnrd. French-North German Lloyd
and Anchor lines.
s J. G. TOMLINSON Agent.
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SIC stub cSmier,. She Sub clo,aie,,.
Like the 1 Petals
OF a Flower. 5000.

Gradually the spring seasons opening little ~
little The departments are getting into shape and
as steadily all that remains Of winter is passing out
No danger Of US putting any Of this seasons goods
before you next year. We are cleaning up clcan-we
did before everything spring-like, is new You
know the sacrifices we make to insure it. You know
the satisfaction it is to you that 50 Hundreds Of
new Spring Novelty Suits for Children Hundreds Of
new Spring Suits for Big Boys, Hundreds Of
new Spring Effects in Mems Suits and Shirts. Glad
to have you drop in and see them. You will find
many novelties that only we are Showing. To-day
the store spring store for all the spring wants YOU
have now. It is enough Of winter store yet to
answer all such calls
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Kid Gloves.

The new Spring.stock now CONF
pletc. Any conceivable color and
reliable make. Price range Soc to
$3.50. Only room here TO mention
one kind.
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Ribbons,
Collar Clasps

and Belt Buckles in old gold,
bright gold, rose gold, sterling Sill
yer, Paris grey, etc. Plain lew
cled and Einamclcd &c lin.
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Our new stock YOU will find
worthy OF your closest inspection.
Good Taffcta Silk Waists. .S4oS
All new colors, latest cordings
and tuckings, Shirt Waist or
Corded Backs.
Solid Tucked Satin Waists,
splendid colors, most fashionable
styles ..... ......... 5000
Fancy Silk Waists, corded and
tucked in any conceivable style,
..... ........ $500
Other Waists up to $4,000.
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FREE BRIDGES will advance prices
OF Island property. G. =. Flick. executor,
Offers great opportunities for money
making by purchase before advance.
See advertisement. S
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is pleasant
to take. Children never object to Il,
This medicine positively cures cough
and cold, =.
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WOMEN love clear, healthy COM
p.eXlon. Pure blood makes It, Bur
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood.
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Second Sight. !.

When you feel that You have tried every
thing and everyone. consult us. a daily
occurrence Is the surprise shown by the
benefited patients at our office.
Do you have headache? DO your eyes
water? DO they smart or burn? Does tho
print run together when reading? Feel as
II scum before the eyes? DO things appear
double or mixed upY Have n desire to rub
tho cycsI Twi,ching?. Docs tho light pain
them? For any trouble OF your eyes con-
suit ns. During this month We devote
much time to childrcn's eyes, We make
glasses at popular prices lone reason for
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n careful cXamIna-
ton free OF charge. Tho best proof OF our
success IL the number OF recommendations
from our old patients,
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WITH lis 40 years record Cooks I'm
pcclul Extra Dry Champagne is first In
the list. No sparkling wine in use Is It's
superior.
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"The clutches Glove at 81 a Pair.

You've never seen so much
glove goodness before for the same
price. The best we have ever had
TO offer and one that will make
reputation for this glove depart
ment. All gloves fitted at the
counter bya EXPERT FILTER.
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Hosiery.

Two items that will be worth
taking advantage OF.
Ladies Seamless Black Hose
with White Feet, regular made,
to-day ........ .Ioc
Boys Bicycle Hose, Double
Knees and Solcs, good durable
kind, to-day. .Iolc
Confectionery Dept. To-day.
1000 pounds Fine Cream Mixed
Candy, to-day per pound ......,- Sc
or + pounds Tor. .25c
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STONE & / H0AlAS.

WY n 10 the Lace Curtain Sale to-day.
We COnfltl11e THOUSANDS and thousands We're were
wv SVneAahss0 sold yesterday, but few very
desirable ones still remain They will be offered to-day at
the same low prices as advertised.
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O q IS ~ @ RIA,
Boar, tho h1ta Kind You lIa,o AMays Bought
'''; :; &e,z1zzzz5@
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THEY MEET THE WANTS OF ALL.
WARRANTY

You may buy a pair Of DUTCHEss WOOL TROUSERS at
So, $3.50, So, $3.50, 81 or SIS
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SECRETARY ROOTS REPORT.

Washington. November sa-Ths score
tary Of war spent over two hours with
the President today. discussing his an
nual report on which report will be based
some OF the most important sections OF
tho Presidents message to Congress. II
is understood that this section of the mes
sage will he held open as long rs possible
awaiting developments In the Philippines
which may change the status OF the situa-
tlon almost any DAY. The other sections
OF the message are nearly compisted but
to finish the message before Congress
meets. will call for large amount Of
hard work. Owing to this fact, IL IL
probable that the President will not be
abs to go to Nashville to participate In
the welcome home of tho Tennessee yegi-
ment. No definite arrangements have been
made however. There were number OF
callers at the White House today.
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ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.l

ESPECIAL TO THE fREssI
vialhayen, November t0.-A sad aooi-
dent happened ut wharn's quarry Satur-
day forenoon. Charles Ingerson one OF
the quarry foreman In the absence OF the
man that handles the blasting material
was in the act Of loading blast and was
turning In the tamping when the blast
went of. One slide Of Mr.. Ingerson's head
was bndly injured, the doctors taking
large pieces Of stone out Of the brain.
MIR. Edward Russell, superintendent oil
the q uarry, was standing within few
feet of him at the time and narrowly es-
capped being knocked down. II he had
fallen in one way he would have gone
down a distance OF over twenty feet
among the rocks. Mr.. Ingerson was
taken to the boarding house and Ora.
Phillips and Raymond summoned. de
came to and talked with them bsfore the
doctor arrived, there being nothing they
could do to save him. He died at three
O'Clock Sunday morning. He leaves a
wife and four children. Aged 10. Funer
al Tuesday.
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GIVES WIFE HIS HOUSE.
Dewey Transfers the Nations GIFT to
Her.

Washington, November 2o.-Admirsl
Dewey today formally transferred to his
wife the title Of ownership to the house
AZ No. 1741 Rhode Island avenue and CON.
tents, constituting q gift to him. made
py the people Of the country.
Two papers figure in the transaction
and they are now on Tile In the Office Of
the recorder Of deeds. The first IL deed
in trust by which George Dewey ct ux,
transfers to John W. Crawford the con-
sidera ton being 81, the west 81 feet of lot
80 and part Of lot 81, square l5s, In
Lathrop's subdivision, also the chattels at
ia Rhode Island avenue in trust to con-
vey to Mildred Mclean Dewey. The second
paper is deed BY which John W. Craw-
ford, as trustee, conveys to Mildred No
Lsan Dewey, the consideration being u.
The transfer was conducted through
the District Title Insurance company.
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MEMoRIAL TO BoER WAR HERO.

Halifax. November 20.-A public me
mortal service In honor Of Lieut.. Charles
Carroll Wood of this city. who was re-
Gently killed in action at Belmont near
Orange River junction, South Africa,
was held this afternoon In st. Luko's
cathedral.
The sditioe was crowded. The leoter n
aud pulpit were draped with the British
Tag. Bishop Gourmet. formerly Of st
Pauls church Boston. delivered pane
gyric on the deceased soldier. He pointe
out that the man. had been wounded In
the face and stomach. showing that he
was facing the foe.
Lieut. General Lord william Seymour
and garrison, and staff officers and sever
al cadet corps from schools which Lieut.
Wood formerly attended, were present at
the s,rvica which was according to this
church of England rites except the COM
initial.
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CAPT. DALEY ACQUITTED.
Not Responsible for Killing of Capt.
Robertson.

Belfast, Nov. 20.-The coroner's jury
acquitted Capt. Adelbert Daley of Vinal
Haven of all responsibility in the death
of Capt. Elbridge Robertson, yesterday,
after holding an inquest this afternoon.
Captain Daley earlier in the day had
been released on his own recognizance,
having surrendered himself on reporting
the probable drowning of Robertson after
a fight on Dailey's smack in the harbor.
In the hearing it was brought out that
Robertson intended to visit another vessel
for certain purposes and by mistake got
on that owned by Capt Daily and tho
fight ensned. Robertson leaves widow
and family.
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n | PARTICULAR ATTENTION 6
a has been paid to our as
- sortment of low, me- ?
y dunn and high grade {
N BLANKETS. !
s We bought just in y
the nick of time, to
- give you the best values =
at the lowest prices. {

When we tell you that 4Sc will
buy pair of blankets you will think
perhaps they are not the blanket for
you but surely some of the between
prices" 4Sc 10 sii.oo will be satlsfac-
tory. Our E. Ii. e. b. Special we
wish to call attention to this week, it
is heavy fluffy Blanket, size 1914,
$3.50, ia $3.50, 12-4 So.75, in
blue, pink, red and buff borders.
We carry all extensive line of single
Blankets in IA, bound on both
ends at si.i3, i.25 and 1.35 each,
we find these blankets are receiving
particular attention.
The Latest Ideas are realized in
i'm Puffs. our stock. The
demand for
Puffs increases year by year, as
patrons become better acquainted with
our goods.
Cotton Puffs $500 to 800
Down Puffs $500 to 1000
Another lot of those heavy Cling
hams for Shirts, overalls and aprons
at &c
Medium or light Percales, best
quality at 6 i-2c
Heavy unbleached Cotton at SC
Good bleached Cotton, SO inches
wide, (actual value SCI at &c
Heavy outing Flannel in pretty
styles (actual value 1909 at SC
New lot of outing Flannel just ar
rived, in very desirable styles, for
night robes go inches wide, extra
wide) at ioc
One lot of Cashmere PlaidS, %
inches wide, new styles, good imita-
tons of higher grade Plaids at 1oc
actual value 1867.
Best quality Of Print in light,
medium and dark colors, DC
One case of Bed Spreads, regular
size, subject to slight imperfectionS
hardly noticeable, price 75c
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porary Home for women and children.
next Thursday the 22rd. at Lewis hall,
woodfords Ave. (fermerly spr.ng street,.
from 8 to 8 o'clock. Light rsfrssh-
msnts will be served, thur, viii To mu-
sic, also speakers from Portland to tell
Of the work Of the Home. All are In
vited to attend and trlng q pound OF
me re Of sr,cfries Clothing for woman
and children and srsicies Of bedding ara
always acceptable FOR the Home. Come
and lrlng friends with you.