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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09
We were hiring a certain
to abuse Us.


n the facie
rknen dtook
the
unexpected times and by an enemy paid to dirt
would something magnify and make
Postum sandp
there zee o as
advertising that could be criticised
Of the
In
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ISIS would nave the public believe so.
sou. ,,,,......,.
"a, si,.t.. '' . s'' Alselnpt 10 teed
With ,ts en- ao uays on butter alone,
die before the experiment had run
sixty days.
,rhau ..,.
ia IN. a ny, %s sa Win S.S6
"a n,,d aH W. 90 V.Su7-'he Two corlpln-
-. =" gaaNt 9'up-.unOpt one-na!t the
.au nj. " SaloIles contained IN nut
.et. me man ieo Tor sixty days on
.n'9 loou w NOV pe Wen nourlsned'
+ ,N"u SO"'u ilts nv only Sixty Gays
ou! slx months on that food alone,
80 ~ w ny estate 10 say from
~. N w ieuse ,oi tue SUSTAINING
~ .ie aoou ttlSe man al tne
stafted-if he be man Of normal
"e'snAt'
We win sunnosa .,bo, 49,, tis ,
iir1 5 sat'.' tto'il ms moFk
pound eacn day 1romafcod: IL that
premise proved 10 De rue me man IN
S'Nty uusS ulpe %ouIa make sixty
'ou"us 81 ess"e 70 Eepiece wtlNt Haa
Deeh loSt, ana thls won4d pc done on
Nis1 i pe--Stlts anu iEllk /. with nan the
which no one can sustain life.
r
;, ltne .,lt1, we nave f2@son 10 Pc
lleSe tntLt OUT contention l, y 'sht that
IeoneeHtI'teu 1929 NE ,'pe.NEpts'
@hlch IS P9EFy 9lgest' Nv Tor
eesy sss! 'Lll lll.yl by ! 80 pre-
SENS M ~, nov, t,g-eEt H'al t''c sSs-
TEN VII. apSorD IMAM meAy other
forms OF 1000 ana we ! l1rsneF say
tli't III S''SeS oi uise we troubles
Wfh 1I meat whhe LOO ana oats
cannot be d.sestea' that Grape-Nuts
anu milk cohta'n more noorisnment
lHat the System WIN absorb than many
I POUNDS OF these other FOODS.
! ,,,,,
l'47i o ~ LlL',,S. W. 8 cR@rses that
our teS ll'nohi"'s were practlcally an
P"lo t'F ana Fe-wFltten In battle
SFeeN'
,rbeso +as4ir,orio,s ,rara dan,on4.d
nv the opnosinr LAWYERS NafnrailS
this demand was refused for they
are held in vaults and kent safe n
move the truth and are NOT n he da.
ivAred IN On demand of enemies
Testimony at the trial. brought out
the fact that we never printed sim
gle testimonial that We did not have
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09

I spasm." The weekly" says: Post
J got those testimonials by advertising
for them. In New York he used for
that purpose the New York Magazine
lof -- whose editor is now in the
I federal penitentiary for fraudulent use
tof the mails. For example, Post an
nounccd in that magazine in 1907,
etc.. (then follows our prize compe-
t;tion).
I We used nearly all of tic papers
and magazines in New York and the
rest of the America, hut the sensa-
! ional writer gives the impression to
/ his readers that the only magazine
we used was one whose editor is now
! IN the Federal Peniteutiary,, etc,
Something that we know nothing OF
! tile truth of now. and never did
Space was bought in the, magazine
! spoken of on a business basis for the
reason that it went to Il good class Of
retders. The Incident seems to have
furnished an opportunity for de-
signing writer to deceive his readers
We look upon honest human -testi.
mony from men, and women as 10 the
! 'l.eGns by which they recovered health
as Of tremendous value to those in
search of ii. Our business has been
e nducted from the very first day
upon lines Of strict integrity and we
nsver yet have published false testi-
mon!al of human experience. Many
of these letters covered numerous
Isleets; some, il printed, would spread
| "a ~ ~ 1 q
would attempt to print one such let
ter in every one of the thousands of
ptpers and magazines we use, the cost
fcr printing that one letter would run
Into many thousands OF dollars.
We boil down these letters exactly
IL a newspaper writer boils his news
= sticking sacredly to the important
fcsts and eliminating details about the
trCmity and other unimportant mat
itt:s. This work of boiling down, or
F.. Getting, is done honestly, and with u
full knowledge of our responsibility.
b;t notice the art OF the "twister'' in
tie way he presents to his readers
Z tits matter of testimonials.
DISTORTION NO. 4. Thi sis a bad
/ a2e. 1t reads as follows: The only
IA Gus physician whose name was
! signed to a testimonial was produced
in Court by Golfers and turned out to
be " poo old brokendown homeopath,
who is now working in printing es-
! Establishment. He received ten dollars
| $4,000 for writing his testimonial"
We will wager ten thousand dollars
| tSf8, 100000 with any investigator
that we have, subject to the inspection
OF any fair committee, upwards of
taree hundred 5000 COMMUNICATIONS
i ON physicians. many of them eX-
pressing the highest commentator of
cur products, but these will not now
! & ever be turned over to the pub
Usher for his use.
Notice the statement in this charge:
The only famous physician whose
name was signed to Postum testimon-
!, etc"
The truth is, this DR.. Underwood
WAS one Of great many physicians
who have not only written common
datOry words about the value of our
foods. but every now and then some
/ physician writes an article on coffee
or on food, and sends 1t to us with a
suggestion OF compensation for HIS
time and medical knowledge. Previ-
GUS to the time when We employed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09

critics. on the witness stand Mr..
Post looks quietly but very steadily
straight into the eyes OF the haggIing,
twisting lawyer, trying by all his art
to ask double-barreled questions and
bull-doze and confuse witness.
The lodging" it seems consisted of
replying, Il don't know"
Opposing counsel holds book in
his hand while he queries
Il want to know If there is single
thing in your whole book here that
suggests any particular kind of food
Then followed some discussion be-
tween attorneys.
When Mr.. Post was allowed 10 re-
ply he said, Il don't know until read
the book over to See"
This book, it turns out, was written
by Mr.. Post seventeen years ago and
prCJaoly has not been read carefully
by him in the last fifteen years, it
would require remarkable memory
to Instantly say yes or mo" as 70
what a book l47 pages did or did not
contain, without reading it over-but
such conservative and well balanced
answers are construed by sensation
seekers TO be lodging"
The attorney sought by every art 10
impress the jury with the fact that
Mr.. Posts belief in the power OF Mind
in relation to the body branded him
as unreliable and worse.
The following is quoted from one
of the questions:-
CThe lawyer reading from the
book).
THE writer of these pages desires
to say nothing OF himself other than
as a simple instrument through which
the Divine Principle chooses TO
manifest itself by precept and exam
pie.
skill in mental practice is gained
in the same way as skill in any de-
partment Of science--by observation,
study, experience and the ability to
evolve correct conclusions.
Read carefully. thoughtfully no
more then twenty pages daily. After
ward seek an easy position where you
will not he disturbed. Relax every
muscle. Close your eyes, and go into
the silence where mind is plastic to
the breathings of spirit and where
God talks to the Son. The thoughts
nom Divine Universal Mind come as
winged angels and endow you with
healing power II you go into the
silence humble and trusting, you will
come out enriched and greatly
strengthened in body by contact even
for a short time with the Father of
all life and all power. You will feel
refreshed in every way and food TAX
en- will digest readily as the stomach
works smoothly when under the in
fluence of a Higher Power"
Il ask you N you did not write that,
and II you did not believe it when you
wrote it,
For moment the court room was
in absolute Silence.
Mr.. Post slowly leaned forward
over the rail. pointed his finer at the
attorneys face to emphasize his reply
and with eyes that caused those Of the
attorney TO drop. he said: yves, I
am proud to say did"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09
weekly" paper
"So1ne Facts"

Fl M Battle Michigan. DECEMBER
to
t
ourkn
about 4yearsJ
r. j. CWthC
sTE1tFI1rT, NJ Physician &c scientific Dept
Comp abou4 yeaTs4
about3y years. ~ - sS'
GREEN. Adyt compny 5year).
Dire
hconpany i year.
aiman COMPANY ,ab.ut 7year)
'front.' beginnng
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09

DISTORTION NO. / stated that we
have been accustomed to advertise
Grape-Nuts and Postum as ''cure-alls
for everything"
1t has never been the policy OF this
Company to advertise Grape-Nuts or
Postum to cure anything.
We say that in cases where coffee
disagrees and is causing sickness its
dismissal will remove the cause Of the
trouble, and we suggest the use of
Postum for the reason that 1t furnish
es a hot palatable morning beverage,
and contains natural elements from.
the grain which can be used by ma.
ture to assist in rebuilding nerve cen
tres that coffee may have broken
down.
Likewise Grspe-Nuts food does not
cnrc anything, but itldoes assist ma
ture tremendously in rebuilding, pro-
vided the undigestible food that has
been used is discontinued and Grape
Nuts taken in its place.
CHARGE NO. states that the pas
sage of the National Food & Drugs
Act compelled us to. drop from the
package some assertions regarding the
100 u
We have never been i"compelled"
TO make any change.
since the beginning At has been}a
universal rule to print clearly on every
package exactly what the contents are
nade OF.
49,,
hei ore .ne pass'tse o. the Pore ROOD
Sg EM tHe p'SNt.HSs sI"teu tI'tI Grape,
1su.s to"u was ni""c Oh wheat 'l'"
"''eS'
We di6 NOT astae,., ~, y
nmount of salt and yeast os If vl,s!e
enonrh IN sneak NJ ~ 49,. mo J,,.,y
T,oy co,-,a l., NO 80, 80. ,b,,i,.o,
1g the Gelciois . .yrd
oa1od +,,a y,o,,,,s .,,.,,s,,, .,j ..snit"
sitbousL NC hoVo 10 rocouaIt,om ~
bo;ns 9S,,o5 20
% ',
We believe that our statement that
Grape-Nuts will supply elements to
nou..sh the brain and nerve centres
is true and bring authorities to sup
port the fact.
Some state chemists believed this
n gross eXaggeration and inasmuch as
the Food Dept. at Washington could
easily harass grocers, pending trial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09

ITEM 10 is a discovery that
wheat bran is a part of Postum,
But the criticism neglected to men
ton that for years every Postum
package announced in plain type that
the outer covering of wheat (bran)
made part of the beverage.
"es 's"otd"tty iett INTO "a trap
mere, tLot SHOWING enough Oh 1000
''"e " Know '',At l"Ha-l'iastase'
.ne "Flicle useu py PHYSICIANS the
Mo'iu over toF st"rch lnolsesuoh Is
'i'aue from wheat oFah'
ca ,va 100 4ho4 ro., ., ~ .na.
berry hecansa II contains t,a oIoront
reojod 80 Ia,,aIoI, ~. ,,oS,,oL,s liz.
tase IN '"e c,o o%uq pns. ur"5
ir,noes,l,lo s,,i+ho,,t tb,. nor+
'"i'OS''"e WITHOUT '"'S part
These self-appointed critics do make
some laughable blunders through ig-
norance, but-be patient.
ITEM II is an illustration of the
squhnIne an6 twisting of the sensa-
tlonal writer delivering distorted mat
While IN mo ,i,ross s.ora Nv pos,
,o.,,God ~ ,is s,mHton - ,na 80
rI,,.',oI, I|,,ae.i,,, ~, 80, ~,
~, 9'o,T go ~, 'Atu S""'osS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09

dtcitis refers directly to the use of the
well known pTe-digcsted foods that
can be obtained on the market. He
also brought out the interesting fact
that in after treatment" 1t is advan-
tageous to take on a -digested
food.
The price of the package Preferred
to by the weekly is not known by us
to have any relation to the question.
Our advice to stop using indlgestible
food in bowel troubles and to use
Grape-Nuts food has been great
blessing to tens OF thousands of peo-
pie, and We hope will continue to
bless a good many more in the sue
ceeding years.
NO. is live wire. 1t refers to
C. w. Post and his studies and expes
rlence in Suggestive Therapeutics, !"
or sEMental Healing" which further
lead to a most careful and systematic
study of the effect of the mind on the
digestive and other organs of the
body.
He attended clinics In Europe and
fitted himself for future career In
which he has become known as one Of
the food experts OF the world, fitted
to judge both from the material as
we'll as the mental side of the ques.
ton.
For about eight years previous to
1891 he was an invalid. In that year,
after being under the care Of several
wellO known physicians he was quickly
healed, by NhNt to him was a curious
and not well-understood method.
Sufficient to say he became q we'll
man, weighing about 1856 pounds.
This experience challenged his in
vestigation into causes OF disease and
their amelioration. Those studies and
experiences developed very pro-
found reverence for u Supreme Power
which directly operates upon the hu-
man being, and this reverence for the
Infinite became to him q form of re-
ligion which included honesty of pur-
pose towards his fellowman. "A state
ment which will be endorsed by
everyone who knows him closely.
He.will make public announce
ment in detail to these facts, and the
Postum Company will cause that
statement to be published in newspa-
pers and magazines in due time. We
Suggest the reader to look for it.
,PREvARICATION NO. s. Post
spends nearly a million year in ad-
vertising and relies on that to keep
out of the newspapers the dangerous
nature of the fraud he is perpertrat-
ing on the public
The Postum Company does pay out
upwards OF million a year for trade
announcements. Newspaper men be-
lieve our statements truthful OF they
would not print them. Large num-
hers Of newspaper men use our pro-
ducts.
They are capable OF telling the pub
lie whether or not we 'brIbc" them.
1t may have escaped notice that we
did not "bribe" that particular week
~.
NO. states that the amount of the
verdict will 'rbe devoted by the
weekly to exposing fraMd.''s
This is almostareal humor.
We have two suits pending against
the weekly total $50O.OO0.QO. 8
We haven't devoted" the sum to
lany particular purpose yet,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09


physicians in our own business. we
occasionally employed a doctor to
write an article on coffee, always in
sisttng that the article be an honest
expression of his opinion and re-
The Weekly hunted up this ply
stefan. and because he seemed to be
poor, and as 1t says, "brokeudown,"
had him brought to Court to be eX-
posed before jury as the only ply
stefan that had ever endorsed Grape
Nuts" but much to the chagrin OF
the Weekly" when our attorneys
asked him If the article he wrote
about coffee was true, he replied,
= : - @''AA"A
,,,,, ,, ~, ,
9 -, =. NJ. re as me iee
,teaHH otllceFs OF -hien.' Maine, fehn.'
Li'.il'' ailu utLsF sl"teS IN tnell
1 'r. pui4e''ns Ntaye lo[ years oeeL
fraudulent the claims made by the
Postum Cereal Company" We do not
Mich, penn, Maine and s. Dakota.
~
The average reader .amisht think
that the opinions expressed by the
state Officials are always correct, but
that conclusion is not borne out by
facts. u AG,A
-. -, ,,,,,..u,.,oz. 49,. .,,.....
sonal reason printed severe eriti-
elsn on us LOT making postum OF
surrey NaecoFuths 10 ms oHiclnl
chetnlst) at market prlce ana seIiihS
70" hfgn' ne was SHOWN mere was
never gram Oh barley used IN Fos-
tam. HIS report was raise ana mis-
we DeheNe that most OF the state
olnesSls are nonest' ana on me otn ne.
mana we are hrhiy convinced N' t tnHt
substantiated by facts in scientific re-
search.
They never criticize the purity OF our
foods. Tor SO much we are thankful.
=. -, o,o,,;s;ons :, .a,sra - us
oi,, go ,,t -. sS.
OS!ne I" 81 80 , u.t ~ w, 80 800
~ 1,'S 49,, ,.'.s'il -
'% .s''ss., 20
- ~. 49,, W. 70 a. !,
roul tas $500 TT %''s Ssi. 49, -
Ntsts ses 1MiSit s" 's'I op'HIon' 't'e4
WISE ''leS "ou'" ''''''SS sNo'e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-09

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01

Even tho manicure lady plays "a
VDrtcs. she doesn't treat an hands
alike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
All Linen Tailored Waists
ChIIdS' School Dress
"a value sometimes sold at $50

Tub Styles-made from pretty Ginghams
that when seen are appreciated by young and
old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
UNDERGOING EXTENSIVE
PAIRS FOR SUMMER.
Packets Arranging 20 Enter the Ex.
eursion Trade Soon-RiVer
Still Falling.

After operating practically the en-
tire winter and breaking all former
records for winter shipments a large
number Of the Ohio river packets and
coal boats are now dry locked for re-
pairs. Many OF these boats expect
TO operate until late in the summer
as weather reports Indicate that the
river will he navigable for the larger
packets until late in July.
The Pittsburg Cincinnati packet
Virginia who broke her hog chain
some days ago. has left the Point
Pleasant docks after undergoing re-
pairs and Is now operating In her
old trade with her sister boat the
Queen City. Both packets are doing
a remarkable business despite the
fact that four Pittsburg Cincinnati
packets are now operating
The government boat Iona has
been dOcked AZ tho Kanawha docks
where her upper works are being
overhauled ana repaired.
The old Keystone state Is also
docked ar the Kanavha docks where
she Is being given a general over
hauling. Just as soon as she is re-
paired the packet will be placed boz
operation.
a new cabin is being built on the
J. q. Dickerson by the Kanauha Dock
Company. The packet is being 70.
built throughout and viii have the
appearance of new boat when she
leaves tho docks
The gasoline packet Two states.
which took plunge over the Louis
Vile Falls and then went 90 the bot
tom. will be raised this week and
towed ~ the DRY docks for repairs
After being ouf az commission for
some weeks undergoing repairs az
Point Pleasant. the steamer Green.
dale is ready to leave the docks The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
MeMeehen Briefs.

Eoys-lf your mother buys ROYAL
blue Flour vouu got a flying ma
chine with each sack.
William Henry. Jr.. spent yesterday
as the guest OF friends in Mounds.
vile.
4 small child had n narrow escape
from death yesterday ar the lower
end OF the city. when ~ ran in front
OF rapidly moving car. Only the
swift work OF the motorman stopped
the car within few inches Of the
child
Miss Rose Marsh. Of Sistersyillc
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives In the city.
tuberculosis SUNDAY was observed
yesterday in the churches Of the CITY
portion Of the morning service ~
ing devoted 70 q talk on the work
being accomplished throughout the
nation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
Many Boats Dry Docked
At Point Pleasant Now

shafts for the packet have been order
ed from Cleveland. The Leroy has
been running with broken shaft
that has been banded and shaft for
her is also on IT'S way. Both boats
VIII be completed this week
steam whistles for the great steam
ship olympic. the largest ever made.
consist OF three bell domes. nine. II
and II inches in diameter with a
maximum height Of four feet two and
one half inches. one set will be car
ried on the forward funnel and an
other set on the second forward fun
mel
After completing her spring runs
the John a Wood the oldest coal
boat on the Ohio. will Dee dismantled.
This old coal boat De- one Of the
ed In 1870 being fOrrt Years oh.
Her sister boat. the Coal city. was
built In 1864 az Brownsville. and ia
still one OF the Aagships 81 the Pitts
burg feet
With q stage Of nine feet eight
inches registered az the local port
the Ohio is declining slowly and has
reached the lowest stage for several
weeks Heavy rains yesterday along
the watersheds. however. Wi4l check
The decline and unless % long draurht
sets in the Ohio viii be navigable for
some weeks yet Unless another rise
natures at once no further shipments
o. coal will be- made ont o. the Pitts
burg pools
Tho first excursion Of fhe year was
run yesterday out 81 NddIeport. when
the former Wheeling packet Green.
wood carried an excursion party from
that CITY to POmeroy. where the John
a. Robinson circus wa. unI04ded
Tho Liberty virginia and other pack.
c's are now arranging l.sf Of excur-
sious to De- run this season
Packets continue doing excellent
business. Yesterdays boats were.
iorcna. GAINESVILLE. m.
80 * Bedford. Pitshurg r. m.
Queen CITY. Cincinnati. 70. rn.
kanauha. piffsburg 20 m
To-Day's Boats
Jewel. Marietta 1890 d. m
Liberty. Darlington O. 800 %. 90.
II * Bedford parkorsburg. iO p m.
Tne Marks.
/ PITTsBCRC. April 900 Tho three
] rivers remained practically station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
TRADE EXCURSION
This Is the Last Week 20 Sign As a
Party 20 the Board Of Trade
Excursion.

With 0'ins colors The special train
carrying the trade boomers ~ this
city viii leave tho baltimore d Ohio
depot ncV Tuesday morning Tor 90
three DAYS run throueh Eastern Ohio
and Northern West virginia More
than 20 hundred prominent business
men Of This city are expected to take
Boo The AFFAIR. which promises 70 be-
the most successful vet held by the
board ~ trade
secretary Ndylor stated last even.
ins that Boo desired an persons who
intend taking The trip to send their
names fo him af once so that hc can
arrange f0T their tickets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
Work Proaressina.

The work on the sewer in the
lower part of the city is progressing
rapidly and a large force OF men are
employed on the work II is thought
that the completion Of the sewer will
he made by the middle OF this month.
and when finished IL will be a gr63l
Improvement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
M'MECHEN
Open Cars 20 Be Placed On McMechen
Division Of Wheeling Traction
Line Soon.

A number OF the cars AZ the Wheel
ing Traction Company barn. at Nc
Mechen. have been removed 10 the
Island barn AZ Wheeling where work
men are employed IN removing the
trucks and placing them on open
car bodies. 10 De- placed into use this
summer on the NcMechen division or
the traction line. The cars on the
henwood division are undergoing the
same work. and q number Of old cars
are being pushed into service while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01

AIRY yesterday and there were but
few movements of boats.
Stage at Davis Island dam tonight
6.6 feet: cloudy; Freeport 81 feet;
Hers Island % feet
STEUBENVlLLE- River 81 feet
and falling: cloudy.
PARKERSBURG- River los feet
and falling: cloudy.
MORGANTOWN- River S4 feet
and falling. cloudy.
WARREN-River . feet: showers
OIL CITY River % feet: cloudy.
Boys-T0 get a lylng machine. buy
q sack of Royal Blue Flour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
$500 each
W0meN'S F0nLard Dresses

This lot, too varied to 60 into detail, we
deem the finest selection of models, ranging
from $3.50 to S29.5O-for
.SI405
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01

P1TTsBrRG. April 800 Tho three
rivcrs remained practically station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01

this is being accomplished. Satur-
day afternoon. an old car. long since
put To one side in the McMechen
barn. was run ont on an old switch.
where il was set afire and destroyed.
The iron parts are to be gathered up
and sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01

w" often wonder what has become
or aIl th" mon who were going 90
mako millions out OF inventions they
once patented
The Washington herald., 1911-10-16

Making a special price skinner's satin-lined
suits for s15.s5. worth s26OO You will get your
full moneys worth If you purchase one Of the
suits at SIS.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-16

Located conveniently on Mems promenade. Their
shoes have public approval because they are
Bench Made High-class footwear. and right in
every particular and guaranteed.