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New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Miss Ruth Latin. Miss Althea Gibb. Miss
Hazel Hutchinson. Miss Doris Webster.
Miss Patterson. Miss Gates, OF Kansas
City: Miss Ruth Calendar. Miss Vera Cur
It's. Miss Dorothy Luckenbach, Miss Bertha
Shuts. Miss Clara Murdock, Miss Lillian
Davenport. Miss Gertrude Jennings, Miss
Katherine Van Wyck. Miss Dorothy Cock
shaw. Miss Eleanor Gates. Miss Catherine
Moore Miss Mildred De Haven, Miss Hazel
Lafrentz and Miss Lilybel Barnard. OF
Manhattan.
In compliment TO their guest, Mrs. Henry
Orton Sutcliffe. of MillbUry. Mass: Miss
NJ Louise Mundell and Miss Isabelle F.
Mundell. Of No. 276 McDonough street. will
entertain at bridge next ednesday after.
noon.
The annual dance of the Visitation
AIumna will be given at the Heights Ca
sino on Thursday evening, April %. Tab
leaus will precede the dance
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

beaded chiffon and gold lace cap. The
other attendants wore white marquisette
over gold satin and lace caps They were
Miss Alice McGuffog, Mrs. George Temple
Moon. jr Mrs. Burton r. Bishop and Mrs.
Arthur Raymond Burns. They carried sun
set roses There was also little flower
girl. Miss Marion Louise Lewis Edwin
! Mclean. of this borough. |served as best
man and the ushers were Charles Cooley
of Manhattan; John Sherwood, william
Mitchell and Herbert Boutwell,, of Brook
lyn Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley have gone to
South America on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Kingsley Swan gave small Dut
delightful luncheon on Thursday. Covers
were laid for six. al table daintily ap-
pointed in pink and bearing centrepiece
of rose and ferns. In the company we're
Miss Ethel Stokes and Miss Hazel Stokes,
of Brooklyn and Mrs. Gardner Miss Cul-
yer and Miss Purdy. of Manhattan. NJ.
and Mrs Swan NEE Miller). who spent part
Of the winter with Mr.. Swans grand
mother. Mrs sara D. Kingsley, Of Wash
ington Park, are now living at the Idaho,
No $50 Seventh avenue. Manhattan.
THURSDAY. Aplll ~, Is tle u3l" SGT loi 'ii"
wedding OF Miss Florence Nightingale VAL
ontine daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Valentine. OF No. s. Eighth avenue and
Augustus +. Naldenburg. The marriage
will be solemnized according 10 the rites
of the Friends ceremony, at o'clock. at
the Valentine home Miss Elise Valentine
will be her sisters only attendant, and
Steven Waldenburs will act as best man
for his brother
Miss Marion Gertrude Norton was mar
ricd to Richard BcaufoTtc Wainwright on
Monday in the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ. Norton. No. 6i0 Della
mere Place. The Rev. Robert s. Norton,
Al, uncle of the bride performed the cere-
mony at noon The bride. who wore her
travelling costume of white CLOTH had
her maid of honor and only attendant her
sister. Miss Laurie Evelyn Norton. Endi-
colt G. Rich was the best man. Mr. Vain
wright is the sen of DR.. John Wainwright,
OF the Hotel Breslin. Manhattan.
Miss Dorothy Guyon Of 10. 296 Adelphi
street, entertained at bridge On Tuesday
afternoon There were eight tables, the
prizes being pincushions in the form of
French dolls Among those present were
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
ChTGUT AND SlLKWORMS.

PROBABLY but small percentage Of the
hsnc.men who uSe flies strung with fine
Translucent "catgut' arc aware that the
almost uHproakabe substance that hoids
tine HOOKS against the icrcest struggle OF
Ire struck FISH comes from silkworns. The
principal centre Of the Manufacture of this
klnd Of catgut is the island of Procidd. in
Tie Ray Of Naples. but most of the SIN
""ims employed are raised near Tore An
hunzists, IT the foot Of Ncsuvius The
caterpiilars are Killed Just a. they arc about
t' hegin tho spinning Of COcOons the silk
Eialds are removed and subjected 10 u
process of pickling. which Is q secret of tho
,i9nr. and aftcgwlrd the threads arc care
lui! dFaWn out by skilled workers mostly
,'nen Tie length Of the thread varies
nom foot Go nearly twenty incics-Sci-
thtitc american.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Cards were received last week annouhc-
ing the marriage of Miss Ehzabeth llaf-
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thoma
David Iarman. Of liebcrton Heights. Pitts
burg, and Joseph Roura. il. AS the bride
groom has only recently recovered from
typhoid fever. the wedding was celebrated
quietly in the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. Roura is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Roura, OF No. 2H jefferson avenue. who
spend part Of the year At their plantation
in cuba. lie is a grandson Of the late y.
T. Hoffman, of Red Hook. and grand
nephew of the late judge Enoch T.. Fanch-
er. Of New York. Nj and Mrs. HouTa VIII
live i'm Gerry. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Miss Dorothy Guyon. Of 10. 296 Adelphi
street, entertained at bridge on Tuesday
afternoon. There were eight tables the
prizes being pincushions in the form of
French dolls Among those present were
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Heflley. Of No.
s7s St Marks avenue, announce the en-
sagement of their daughter. Norma Eliza
BETH TO Dr. Robert Strobridgc. of the San
Reno. Central Park West. Manhattan. son
Of the late Rev. Dr. George l.. Strobridge.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

a young man slowly dying from con-
sumption has wife and two babies de-
pendent upon him. shcrt time ago his
wife appealed 10 the Brooklyn Bureau OF
Charities for aid. There was neither iood
Eor fuel IN tho home. She had lost her
position as janitress, and was able some
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

times 20 earn 50 eseh week by cfnbrosoef'
,ug. often her earnings were only hall tns'
Suni.
For thirteen weeks fTaiernal society
had ron.sioned her husband. but could Do
eo no longer The Brooklyn Bureau or
Charities 1sks the readefs ~ INC Ne" io'~
Tribune to help in raisin.s $50 for the hrst
six months care II this family. Any one
nav send contributions I" No. 90 Schermer.
bor, street. Brooklyn. marked of2s
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
CONSERVATIVES FAMILY IN WANT

Watkins is treasurer and William NJ Rain
Ia secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

On Wednesday evening MIS- irene Est lie
Newton became the bride Of Leon Grand
Cooley in the Chateau du Pare. The Rev.
Dr. n. McGec Waters performed the cere-
mony at $50 O'Clock. and u reception FOL
lowed. Miss Newton. VINO is th" daughter
of Joseph Newton. Of No. II Revere Place,
was go~nod in white satin trimmed with
duchess lace and crystal. Sbc carried o.
chids and lHics-of-th valley Miss Grscc
Najc Newton. ss her sisters maid of honor,
wore gold cVlorcd satin vcIcd With cr. tai
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

The wedding OF Miss Dorothy Walker,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Crosby
Walker. also will take place IN June. Miss
Walkcr's Gancee Is the son OF Mrs Jamca
Pcndlcton Holm, of Louisville
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Wednesday June :. IS tho date announced
fOr the Wedding Of Misc Susan Wright
Duryea daughter of Louis Duryea, Of No.
ia Prospect Place. and clarence Ran
dolph Leach. son Of Mr aud Mrs George
" Leach. If No IS McDonoJgh st-oet.
Tho ceremony - TO take place ~ tho Cha
tcsu du Pare. which Va formerly the
home of Wright Duryca grandfather OF
the bride elect.
Mss Josephine Stesrna Bacchus, whose
engagement 10 Dr Waltei Truslow WAS
announced two months ago D. also 20 he
a juno bride but the date has not yet been
set Miss BacchUs is the daughter of tho
Rev. Or. John Greenwood BecchUs, rector
of the Church of the Incarnation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
Pool Arrests Bad Nan.

Yesterday forenoon George McG.u.
giving his home near Peters run. b.
yond Warwood. who was arrested late
Thursday night By Town Sergeant -
L. Pool AZ Loveland. was given hear
Ing In the Ohio county jail by Justice
Samuel y. Christian. and az he Wa
unable 20 pay 81 and costs ha vas 70
manded 10 jail for ten days
hcGin was "pinchcd" for b.lae
drunk and diHorderly .n South War
wood He 10 a powerful man phss.c
ally. built Ike SAndoW and has the
reputation Of being one OF o.. best
scrapDera In this part az me state
According 10 Sergeant Poo. Neon
was arrested some time as1 Zoo Wheel
ing and ~ took four officers to TAX.
him 10 the lookup Pool. who l- e.
small man. had no trouble with him
lie was notified that McGiI WA rails.
ing n general disturbanco in south
Warwood and when he went up 90
him he offered no renaissance. got on
the car with Pool and Vns taken 90
Wheeling. but when given a hearing
fhis morning he was very sullcn chief
Hastings OF Wheeling said that when
McGill serves his fen days sentence
he wants him on. n charge ~ resisting
an officer when constable attempt
ed to arrest him some time ago
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waruood erefs ard Personals

Read The vs. va optical CO.'S an
nouncemenf on Page g. TO-DAY issue
Contractor William J.. Daniels has
completed The cement sidewalk about
the Burns home. opposite the War
wood Ere department
William 90 burns. vho for rho past
week has been hunting near Cameron
and Fairmort Is expected home TO
dav BE visited old friends and rela.
tiyes the early part % the 9eek a,
Cameron
"a Elliott is stIl confined 20 his
home with 1 badly bruised foot which
he sustained few DAYS ago
DontrlC COR BE- H Robinson ls rapid
iv completing a uew house on South
Main street. which he VIII rent or
sell Mr Robinson has built o. mum.
bcr % dwellings in Wsrwooi during
tho pas' wear as investments
The meeting of council lsst even
inc 1851 he found 'n another column
Teachers o. NarVood and Glenn
yum schools were attending tho Round
Table meeting yesterday afternoon ~
MolndsFIfe
Mrs o.. H PorF of Vince .ur. s.s.f.
90 Nfr and Mrs Harry Travis Thurs.
day cvcr.ur
SIRE Amelia G''rr-raher. of GsrIen
avenue. Irf- Yesterday afternoon -
Nrooss.dr f1 VISIT her daughter vrs
tu'1rl. Williams fnr fov DAYS
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COST OF FUNERAL
IN DISPUTE
FEATURE OF NEARING o. CON-
PEksATiON PLAN sT
AS-lNGTON
ssnoereiit Inc AttSrrey Tn,nss 500
Enossn-sSo enough 'or
itaiisrA

WASHINGTON. No. 1.-THE
proper funeral expense of the aver
age rsilrOac en- ploye formed The sub
Jet % brie' colloqly TO-DAY be
tween Frank v WhitnE claims at
'orn-S 'c- to S~~ YORK Central rai.-
road. and ID e. Cease spec "a. repre-
sentative az 'h~ railroad employees. on
The employers liabilities aut WORK
meu's comae asztLon pan
Nj Waiting WAC engaged On 'he
presen,ation 20 ~. commission o.
some % the details witch he thought
should enter into the proposed leg.s-
lation for che Insurance % railroad
men against accident snl. IN case OF
death. Incidentally mentioned 800 as
proper allowance for the cost o.
funeral Mr.. Cease took Immediate
issue With him. saving that he id
not believe hat man could De ce-
cently buried for less than Slc5 or
llsn. In reply. Nj Whiting cited the
nXcd $50 as The limit % funeral eN-
penses % italian subjects killed on
American roads.
But" responded Mr. Cease = vas
not speaking o. Italians Vas
speaking az American citizens
Heavy Expenses Incurred
Mr. Whiting gave the rrcseu, total
expenditures of the railroads - the
United States AS compensation 20 an
'lred employees as almost s.. 900. O00.
o. about : per cent OF the aggregate
pay roll OF the roads Pc placed the
number %, railroad employees 40 ] .64s.-
D35. az which number. he sad. 3.602
had been killed. and t-fuss injured
during The past fiscal wear
Charles \ Emery. COUNSEL Tor 'hs
National Association % Manufactur
ere. said shat 600 ouG men We're On
pioyed Ia the various manufacturing
industries of tEe United States and
urged that fh.y be Included IN the
proposed law. declaring that Do de-
,cioped efficiency. uniformity and
certhiuty D.. con-ended thar society
generally would De benefited by the
adoption of federal compensation
scheme thar would apply % all IN
dustries 200 any way involved with IN
tcrs'ate commerce
Chairman Sutherland stated that ~
the next mee-inc OF the commission.
November o.. draf' of the bill
agreed upon hy the commission would
be presented Tor consideration
s>~~~->~---~--~--~--~-~----
dent Mrs Allan Oliver. vice pros.
dent. Mrs Carothers. secretary Mrs
sheridan Moore treasurer. Mrs
Clarence DOty. As soon as the WorF
Is completed a. the church. the aid
society will hold It's meetings there.
and all the ladies are invited 70 come
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Boys VII ssn Pans-

on Thanksgiving dsy. the members
or 60. e.. ~ the United Bovs' Brigade
or America. connected vIN fLe war.
wood Presbyterian church. viii. IN
der Che supervision o. Commander
Nona' bail paper which they vi.I sell
fo "a Neiishurg concern. and with the
proceeds lay O. floor M the basement
of the church iu which they hold
their drills
The people Of Waraood and ,Icin-
ity are kindly requested t1 have all
their old newspapers ready next week
when tho boys call for them The
haiInE machine VII Doc kindly loaned
by Sam p. Mckee OF Wheeling. The
ladies of the congregation wg serve
The young soldiers luncheon while
oaiung The public ia asked fo help
The boys in their work. which prom
ises 90 he "a biz job Their. arc ahcg.
10 privafos of the company ana soy.
eral officers which ranks az one or
the best hogs b-'esdcs IN taIs sec.
zion
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WARW00D

mosemsat lar ten t'aTre1 l.
~ssrsi younF men Of -r.ff HsrH..si
y" crganiEs fle Lnsr ar. 'f- crpsr
mont Into n sorlaf ~..h. faalF 1l' "a
nf.f> charter. AZ sas done .0-rr time
40 ~ the rf- tehter. 80 't~ CON
pany In Greater War.lC rrrr- r.
known as the WArroo1 Fsr. AID pro
t>cfire ANeociafion. and rf'rf fr ono
OF The best orFsrllafior- .. enc E.-.
along Ca 80 river. NOE .as.-s "a
nrrnoershtp Of shor' .o.r. sr
fni11ie4ged mon should fr. i.H.
isnd cotnpanv 30 'rrr.s. r.r t .n..a
tinb N Nosid have - nraf4 iar .s--
IN The f>ovelanf hose Lr..r .. Stain
street. and Vould 20 ar i-r4. pace
~ which 20 fp"rd fr- HIrfr- even.
ngs. The place would ts ''f.1 eI
tables. chairs. tariu.s -ansf ana
reading matter similar fl fr- HHf
wood iirs club house
In ysry short rm- frr .sa -.
department building l1 g.'.lI.r
North WarWoOd vII 20 r.arfrr SUD.
ncriDtons are h@iIs collected -
young men ~ that par ~ foaH. FOL.
mat they can build o. place ald equip
" with IRE nghtng apparatus FOR ~
projection of property o. thar par r-
Town This company zoo. vlI Ukeiy
use the house a. y club room In re
svening after their days Wort
The IRE departments hat have
bsen equipped IA Warwoof have cost
ne Taxpayers nothing for all tho
money has been solicited from those
Who wished 20 give The members
or the companies then pof together
and built the two hnurea. one 90 Sar
wood proper and mo n'rsr in Love.
hnd- This Will also De- done in me
north end a. soon a. sufTclent money
"a donated for tho purchase or Ium
Der. stone. etc FOR the constipation
OF tho building followed ry the pur
chasing OF the hose. reels and chem.
ical trucks. When The North Eud
nre department a. completed. War
wood will have as good nre nghting
protection a. any place along the
Ohio river
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Train. Soon 90 SION h.,.

:, According TO letter received from
Superintendent 4. a Bouebraks oT
The pennsylvania lines west of I'Ifts
burg Ca 4. J. Frost OF this town. %
VIII only b. question OF a short
while until all the accommodation
trains will stop a. Warwood This
will be done immediatoly upon compile.
lion OF platform 60 hc situated he-
tween Sycamore and Maple avenues.
near the site on which tho proposed
town hall Is to be built Slperirtend
ent Bonebrake also stated 600 his com
municAtion that q is the intention ~
the road TO construct n parscngcr and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITES By
WILLIAM & FREEMAN

Have YOU noticed in news
pIperS generally the recent
PIANO ADV ERTISE-
M\ETS' They are quite DIFF
FERENT from piano atver-
tisementS Of old. are they not
You don't read any clap
trap nonsense any more.
Only here and there hot> W i
firm which claims the earth
AMI tries 10 make YOU believe
it-but YOU don't-and this
firm. sooner or later. will have
10 20 out OF business or re-
form.
There are many tine pianos
made, just as there are many
fine automobiles. EVERY
PIANO THAT HAS MERIT
CAN BE HONESTLY AID
NERTlSED, and its makers or
agents will sell To A certain per-
centage OF people.
Every automobile that has
merit can me honestly aiver-
tiSed. and il win get 4 share OF
the public trade.
When ! came To buy a piano
Tor my home. some twenty
five Years ago. | bought one
that we liked. We used il for
twenty years. and then ex-
changed il Tor another of the
same make. ! always like 10
read the advertisements OF this
piano in the newspapers Ne
cause ! KNOW THEM TO
BE TRUE.
! have friends who have
other makes OF pianos. / hear
them in their homes. They
sound good To- me.
/ don't own an AUTOMO-
BILE, but ! have friends who
do, although haven't any two
friends WHO OWN THE
SAME MAKE car. EACH
ca r however, SEEM s
GOOD TO ME-.
1t is all a matter of CHOICE.
and since all people do not
think alike EVERY GOOD Pl-
ANO THAT Is ADVERTISED
will make sales.
The people are a unit. how
ever, ON GETTING what
they pay for; THEY DON'T
WANT ANY MISREPRESEN-
TATlON about il.
There are pianos - good
ones, too-that sell al low
prices. they may not last as
long a> some Of the more ex-
penSive OneS-AND WE ARE.
NOW BEING TOLD THE.
TRUTH ABOUT PIANOS in.
advertisements, with the result
that We can buy whichever
make We can ana feel certain
that we are not getting fooled.
CONFIDENCE N ADNER-
TlSlNG is 4 great thing. The
piano people are getting il. ex-
cept in rare instances. Those
that still ENAGGERATE are
not doing any business 10
amount 10 ANYTHING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

..EH SERGEANT u d. Pool tasIer
f. stopped three men representing
soap company and pork.nE out ~
'f'.'Hr. '-om ftroVirr coupons and
'r"IHr- .nfu wards and uprr
.0rcrre Tho manager ~ fhc trio a.
Hra.'i .r MAYOR Hber, ror-hfo WHO
'.i n tH.t an ordinance had hecr
.n'rr... raaasi tn stop fre frroufre
.'Hc orr adtcrfsIrE matter
.' rnI krf ahouf 'ho town hu' fhaf
f'r .ur' hand Their advert sIrr
r.UHra tn Hr sdg't of mo fho house
'ff ff.t might distribute them
I'n reason frr council passing fte
said ffr MAYOR "une
mI'n medicine vas thrown
MOO halls last summer ana several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
.soeIaIIstt Conn., Ii IN


IIr Socialist party ~ WarWood Is
making arrangements 90 hold n meet
trr II Tho very near future for the
purpose ot getting their forces ready
for The municipal election 90 January.
when they vii have full ticket in
the field Following the custom ~
fhc party leaders they are go.ns 20
enter the political battle early. The
prominent local members o. the party
declare hat if the Democrats and the
Republicans DO not fuse into PEG.
r.es ticket. al they dld af the last
municipal election On July. that they
can vim out. that they believe they
can elect their entire ticket. hut
even 10 fhn Two old bodies DO not gst
together ON one ticket. that they ~
poet to elect several Socialists. that
&"ir strength in Warwood has great
= increased during the past Eve
months
maas meeting o. tho Socialists 81
Greater Warwood viii probably DO
held .n fte ueIf few weeks Ir tho
fre department building and al
dresses u.U he made by prominent
vs. heeIuC Socialists a. VOL az local
mru. Inr'.l.nE the vol. known speak
r. nr VI F BAILEY. uto NAV heaa
'r Ticket al. the Socialist candidate
.r Nr.n-
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10. I'''e eiEh yCsroId ~ N lfr
and Vrs -'vs, Jewell. Who 1r1.e IN
arm Thursday evening while playing
az Die hons" boo Narrood as stated
in yesterday Intelligence. 10 got
ing along nicely ur WEBB ~ thif
town. - attending him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

WORK has been about completed
ia putting she Loveland school Yard
iu FIRST class condition for the winter
hat The children NAV PLAY upon if
during me pretty DAYS Contractor
Henry Kerchner has dumped 100
wagon loads os fne clnders onto the
grounds. nlinE BOZ The 49, places and
making 10 smooth as well kept
lawn
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Talks on Teeth
By Orian Hedrick, D. DIS.
Pity The Poor TOOihIeSS Man

Thanksgiving and Christmas DAYS
are coming Feast DAYS but the
toothisss man is doomed 20 h. d.pap
pointed on those days For him There
IL no JOY In drawing up 20 The Zee
tive board" lie cant chcv a piece
OF white meat" and ~ he tries with
his wobbiy old partial plate Do O., .r
for a hne case % dyspepsia. f1r meat
not properly chewed had better be-
avoided.
Ths stomach cant ctee Ha.
listen;
Here a cmHuc patton
The Aiyeoiar metho.
Have you tao rr more ..... ...t ..
your Jaws That vii OBJ. r.c... ..-
ma 20 work with We Ho. ..t ..
cut. or bore. or hurt sou .. a-. v..
our operators don't hurf patton.
they have Ions since rr1fH.feI .-e.
the ranks Of tho fsr.7 who hur. I.
cause they have uot tbr .kI rs.r
less work calls Ior ss.f a-f a a.I
ness that only comes .om a rua
practice. modern appliance tHI ..-.
paihy. Tho Niseolsr method %. -....
dcntists 90 the nr.f class Cl-s s.
No ensrscs FOR careful exam .rats-.
Gold Crowns S. ru
Plates s. up Porcelain a-. t-.-...
rrcuns made.
FiMlnEs s'c up
Grown ard bridge vork g. a1
n you must wear plan. JOE ..
make you ono of our smoDf. suction
plates. guaranteed never fo drop ia
the mouth.
Caution Look for uam. or ...- o.
fore entCrinr
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The ladies AID society 90 the
Warn Mood Christian church held
moetnF on Thursday afternoon a-
fnr residence of SIRE Pryor. ur grr.
Zen arralc and Hrrrrs -IaI arI
elected fhr 'oIoe .rE rTr p-.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

% am pleased 20 recommend Cham.
ber'ain- Cough Remedy a. the best
thing ] know 81 and safest remedy for
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble r
writes Mrs. T. % Arnold. % Denver.
Col We have used 90 repeatedly and
90 has never failed 20 give RELIEF" For
sale b. all dealers.
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Every one is invited o. bo present
az the dedication OF mo Wara God
Christian church on Sunday. Noycm-
Der IS. 1911 The services wiI be-
interesting 70 everyone and large
number are expected
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children got hold Of tho stun and were
made $40 hy taking %. and that the
throwing about ~ advertising matter
Itters up Yards and streets
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woman can stand .u Under o.
s..rrr trial m..H ras.rr ~ she is per-
fu ffsI tY faN .f ar rrlsa.
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freight station a. Warwood. costing
several thomaud dollars. II Will be
good news 60 not only Warwooders
but 10 the public generally who have
business in she town 10 know that IN
a snort time trains will be stopped
here
A petition vas circulated some time
ago by Mr. Frost for the signatures
of The resideuts % Warwood asking
Tor train accommodations. which was
forwarded 40 Superintendent Bone
brake early last week
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THE PALACE QUALITY ItSf
And when you come in

don't fail to see our display of
the new Mash comfort designs.