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Evening journal., 1912-03-15
A WANT SUGGESTION.

The money maker" said the
philosopher, lis never weary. but
the weary man never makes
money"
The money makers are close
students of the Want Columns.
They know where those who are
efficient, capable and successful
are to be reached-they know
where opportunity knocks many
times each day.
The Wants are where real es-
tate is to be purchased under most
advantageous terms, where busi-
ness associations are to be formed,
where hiring, rentings, exchanging
are to be accomplished quickest.
The Wants have much to- do
with the material success of many
individuals and businesses.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
MAJOR RAYMOND TO ADDRESS

The monthly meeting of the Mems
Club of Trinity parish will be held
on Monday when Major Raymond will
give an illustrated talk on a "Trip
through the Rocky Mountain Region.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
DOG MAD AFTER YEAR.

After lapse of nearly a year since
it was bitten by a dog supposed to
have been mad, a canine owned by w.
II. Potts, of Newark. developed rabies
this week and had 70 be killed.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
Bv The United Press.

bN TIC IUIttU FIFha'
LONDON, March 15.-While Premier
Asquith and the committees repre-
senting the striking miners and oper-
ators hold their conferences without
making any appreciable progress the
suffering throughout the country in
creases hourly. More than 100000
people are already affected by the
strike and every organized relief fund
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
AID SOCIETY MEETING.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
Presbyterian Church meets this af-
ternoon. when much important busi-
ness will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
UNCLE SAM L0sEs THEM.

BY the refusal Of the Pennsylvania
authorities to turn over to Delaware
the three young men arrested in
Media. on charges Of robbery. the
United States authorities will lose an
opportunity to bring an action against
the prisoners. The young men admit
ted robbing the store of Joseph A.
Buck, at Rockland, and as there is
a postofice there the trio could have
been taken before the federal court.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
MIR. SALTZGIyER TMPROvFs

The condition Of L. A. Saltzgiver,
Of the firm Of Saltsgiver and Bupp.
who was operated on for appendicitis
by Professor Deaver at the German
Hospital in Philadelphia. last Satur-
day, is as good as can be expected.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15

For Delaware and colder to-
night; Saturday fair. colder: brisk TO
high sOutherly winds, shifting to
nOrthWesterIy.
Evening journal., 1912-03-15
WEATHER.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-There
will be generally fair weather tonight
and Saturday. preceded by rains or
SHOWS tonight In the Eastern States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
BRIEFS

-ACcOrding TO pOst0fiDe authorities
many persons a.c still placing the
Red Gross seals ON the front OF letters
they are mailing The authorities
request that thc stamps Dc placed ON
the back OF letters being mailed
The ladies' OF the Island Christian
church have arranged for t dislike
social 90 De- given Mondst euiu loo
Seittcrs' hail on the Island a large
crowd is expected
Secretary \. = Sinks ~ fho As
ISOLATED Charities spent THURSDAY and
Yesterday in Pittsburgh. looking after
business matter, re'1finr 20 charities
work.
At n meeting ~ creditors In ihc
Johr-0nf arfrr bank uufrr case sos
ferlav morning before Referee Henry
4 NOIto. am examination OF fie bans.
ruuf firm was held hIf continued until
December %. go ln o.r'up. l m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
DISPOSITIONS
In the Sehenk Divorce Case Taken
at Martins Ferry
Yesterday.

Another and probably a very sen.
saiional chapter to the Sohenk d.
vorce proceedings was written in the
Offices OF Attorneys Kinder and Cook.
In Martins Ferry. yesterday after.
noon. The principals in the proceed
ings were J. r. Handlan. attorney for
n plaintiff; $ o. Boyce. counsel for
Mrs. Schenk and Mrs. Schenk herself
The entire afternoon was occupied 10
the taking OF dispositions. several
prominent Martins Ferry people hav.
ing been summoned. and Il is under.
stood that their evidence had TO do
with certain visits made by John o.
Schenk TO Martins Ferry several
years ago before trouble arose be
tween be and his wife. The depost.
lions will be entered AZ the final a..
'orce hearing. 20 be held in the cir.
cruit court next Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
EAST SIGHTED In
WATERWAY FUNDS

wASHISGTOSLR4c G-Rspre-@nt-
atNe j Hampton Moor. OF Pennxyl-
ANA president % the Atlantic Deevsr
Waterways Association. created some
what vf a sensation just before the
Use or tire congress today ~ declar-
lng That The Atlantic coast had not
been getting In it, fair share OF
me annual rivers and harbors ap-
preparations and that for the past sixty
ears or more there had been di-crim-
nation iu favor OF the Onto and Mis-
-issippi and other western rivers against
these along the eastern coast re nu-
unc that he intended to raise Wig
of"ns protest on the floor Of the house
II this continued
Replying 20 Mr.. Moore. Representative
i~tansdeli who had just been reelected
President - the congress-. declared that
De knew % no sectionalism and that h.
would strive a. eagerly for tho rivers
'f New England and the Atlantic coast
ana Tor all other parts 81 m country as
tor the Mississippi Valley and thai a.
~ the Mississippi Valley dele
cation no would make like pledge FOR
the other members from that section.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Subject of Interesting Lecture At Eils'
Club Last Evening.

To an audience that comfortably hiied
the auditorium 81 the Elks' club last
night. virgil - Strickler. member of
the board OF iectureship OF tie First
Church OF Christ. Scientist. 81 Boston.
delivered an interesting lecture on
christian Science. TIE speaker stated
That all matters are based on the seri-
business with which We believe ", ood
ne stated that N the Bible IL 10 b. b.-
heNed. COD Will grant the petitions OF
az VINO sincerely believe 90 Him. Hrd
tlat ~ iS iu this manner that christian
~gl'nce methods rure diseases and evils
~ INC world Tie further starer- rrtt
the belief that drugs should nor 20 tt.sf
a. hedi'iu" Is growing daily and that
VII nor 70" long until the st-ater part
~ th"m are dispensed with a~ftnrcth.r
-" theh gave AN interesting discourse.
~ christian science methods OF effect
liE cures. and IN closing stated That
we ilthe VIII soon come when tho
= hIiStlHu Science methods Of dp,tor,pr
VIII he lu use az much as all Other
methods combined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
BANDITS HOLD UP TRAIN:
FATALLY WOUND ONE MAN

MALVERN. Ark. Dec. 6-Passen-
gers on southbound 81. Louis A. Iron
Mountain & Southern train No. %
were held up by two young bandits
last night between Malvern and
Traskwood. Robert Younger. a pas
scnger. Of Denison. Texas. was shot
and probably fatally wounded. lie
received three shots. All the passen-
gers were forced to jump from the
moving train after being relieved OF
their valuables.
Joe Willis. aged %. who claims
Fort smith. Ark. as his home. was
arrested by Sheriff Morley near the
scene OF the robbery. and to day was
Identified as one Of the bandits The
others escaped.
II Is not known how much loot the
bandits got.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
LYNCH NEGRO

HlTLEli. t'a. Dec .ffrr .r
Curtis. % younE urrf' vs- hanged f.
H mob Near hrf. ,sr. fH.s uorrfr-
after h" had confessed fo ua :
Billed a % Rush. a planter. whom
Ir u three other ro.rnfs held ID
IHe rorroo uatIt.f Hu.h .r I r0.r.
frF road After Curtis ua. captured
and placed bod Ia' rhe mob formed
.ormel 'ho Ial 1rf hanged bum rrar
fhc com Of Due crime Tho other
prisoners nrrn unf muire'rI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
KITTENS AsPHYxIATED
MISTRESS AND PET PUP

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6-Kittens
playing beneath a gas range turned
on a jet and asphyxiated their mis-
tress. Mrs. Mary shelter. d years old.
IN her home here today. The wn.
mans husband. the only other occu.
pant Of the house. was rendered IN.
conscious by the escaping gas. but
was still alive when ~neighbors dis.
covered the accident. lie was re-
moved TO a hospital. where 1t was,
stated that he may recover. The hit.
tens were dead on the kitchen floor
when ueighbors entered the house.
and Mr. and Mrs. Shelter were found
in their bedroom on the floor above.
\ fox terrier dog lay dead in a front
o az the gas-hlled house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
ACTRESS WINS HER
NOW FAMOUS SUIT
Edith ST. Clair Given Verdict For S22..
800 Against klsw n Granger
BY The Jury.

NEW YORK. Dec. Edith 81.
CAR. actress. won her S22.5Oo suit
against Klaw and Erlanger todayw when
a jury declared her contract for that
amount with the theatrical firm valid.
The verdict came afte- "A sensational
trial during which Abraham l.. Er-
LANCER. charged n lawyer with black.
mail and declared the contract was
made under duress TO save annoyance
TO his wife. who was IN al the time
and Who later divorced him.
Miss st. clair. under the agreement
was 10 have received So q a year for
ten years. The contract was lived up
10 Tor one year only. the testimony
showed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
RECEIVER FOR UNITED STATES
INDEPENDENT TEL. DISCHARGED

TRENTON. y. J.. Dec. G-Chancel.
Tor Walker today discharged F'rpder.
lex l. Johnson as receiver for the
lnited states Telephone company and
ordered that the company be dissolved
its charter forfeited
The receiver in his report 10 the
court 81 chancery said that claims Of
over $4,000. OO0 against the c0mnanv
had been satisfied by an assessmen
against The shares of the COMPANY ana
asked for the winding up OF the com.
pany's business.
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Freiach

I'll" last sad rites over the remains
or iIc lat" Mrs Edna Freisch. whose
death occurred on Friday morning
Hfttf an illness or about six weeks du-
ration. VIII br held from the family
l'Sldence ON South EnN street on sun
daN afternoon at &. o'clock The remains
viii De inferred In Greenwood cemetery
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SECOND SHIPMENT
100000 More Red Cross Seals Arrived
Yesterday 20 BE Distributed IN
This state.

~ tho headpHarters NJ tic Red Cross
society 81 this stat" Yesterday In This
city 100000 additional 4t.rrns fIe
second shipment fh.s season. arrived
ana VIII he used BOO Milling the marv. orr
nerS from cities throughout fne state
Tho first consignment ~ 81 haff million
stamps was exhausted several DAYS HcD
hnd the stamps received Yesterday are
rot expected to last very long Tho Uf-
ntefs are aiming Co sell 10 least a mil
ZION seals in West Virginia this wear
.nn Judging from present Indications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
STATE CLOSES In
The ALLEN CASE

WNTHEV1LLE. Va Dec s-Aror
fhe examination of two minor vft.
ro.se- the state t1 day closed ifs
case boo tho trial of Slna Allen fn.
'He murder of Nffrrnrr William So
Foster boo fho HiIissr'e. tragedy The
lr0l'ufHfion off Evidence f0r fhc ds.
fcnse WAS immediately begun
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When You have a bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They
are excellent. For sale by all deal
eTs.-AdN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
RIVER NEWS

The river was rising slowly yesterday
afternoon. Ia" Co OBJ" rains ~ fi, night
neIorc 20 WIS falling YESTERDAY MORN
hg' hut started rising again about
loon The rise viii bee a small one. H4Ig-
NE from present indications. AMI last
tNenlng tho river stood al = feet .
Inches.
FOG held the Admiral Dewey until she
Was several hours late Yesterday
The kunawua and Admiral Hsy,ey a~e
sApect'd 10 carry large rarEoss 90 Pitts
hurgh Tomorrow. The Ior.na win re-
turn to GAINESVILLE
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ISFV RICH. Pa, Dec. .G.-Rlyer
stages reported tonight follow
Davis lslaud-SE feet. rising cloudy
St"uheuNile-i0 feet. rising cloudy.
warren feet. rfsinr clear.
iark"r~hurg -9.5 feet. rising ctofidv.
~ 'ltN feet. yfsiBg cloudy
cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07

Boys or Girls Play Suits. ese. Il 5o
St.es. McFADCEN'S.
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Ndu'ral bow Tl|tfShurcr. s a M.
kanaWha. Pittsburgh. . q. m.
lorenm- I~nnns.IlIn- q n ~
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ADMIRAL Dewey. Park"r-burg. ? T.. ~.
Liberty. Darlington. $3.50 D.. m.
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rpuufnt. Marietta. - Co. m.
Liberty. Darlington. 90 %. m.
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DAMAGE BY
The STORM
NAIL FALLS ~ GREATER WAR.
WOOD DURING pAY.
Havoc Played In the Wheeling Die
tr'et BY the Lightning and Heavy
Hail Storm.

A peculiar weather phenomenon oc-
CURED In warwood last evening at
5:+5 O'Clock. when rain poured down
In torrents for several minutes. quick.
ly followed by the worst hail storm
that has visited this section for years.
The hailstones were the size OF ordL
nary cranberries and seemed TO fall
with more force than hail usually does
bounding about like their composition
contained rubber. The hail played
regular tatoos on tin roofs that could
be heard for squares. Thunder rolled
and lightning flashed while the hall
did much damage to flower beds in
this section that were Just coming
up.
The most peculiar part OF the rain
and hail storm was that only Greater
Warwood was visited, no hail or rain
falling north or south OF the corporate
lines OF the town.
Bell Tolls.
A feature OF the electrical storm In
this city came shortly before o'clock
last evening. Criminal court had just
adjourned for the day and Deputy
Sheriff Phil Bachman announced that
the court would recess until 7:15
O'Clock last evening. $1,000
He had hardly spoken the words
when there came a binding fash OF
lightning and terrific peal of thun.
der, and the big bell In the town clock
doomed out one stroke. The women
In the court room were badly fright
- ali
startled.
Struck House.
Last evening during the thunder
storm that visited this section shortly
before o'clock. lightning struck the
chimney on the residence of Geo.
Voellinger on Nineteenth street. Cen
ter Warwood, almost completely de-
molishing II. The bolt then ran into
the steel stove pipe in the kitchen,
bursting It. The plasterlng was torn
/ from the wall
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track, and theone on the in bound
track will be completed the first OF
the week.
A force OF painters are engaged at
present painting the Schwertferger
residence at Elmwood. out the pike.
George A. Laughlin received a large
new Cadalac touring car at his home
at Hawthorne courts yesterday.
Finnigan and Amos. the Elm Grove
contractors have the contract for the
carpenter work on the Bell residence
at Springdale.
Walter Marshall OF Wheeling. was a
business caller in the out the pike dis
trict yesterday.
Louise Bazeos has completed re-
modelling his confectionery and res
turant at Elm Grove. and Il presents a
very neat appearance.
William Ritz. of Wheeling. was call
Sing on friends at Elm Grove yester-
day.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. William Smith is spending
several days the guest OF Mrs. John
Linton. at Triadelphia. before return
ing to her home in Missouri
Work will be started Monday on
the new foot bridge 10 span Woods
run. above the WoOdsdale park.
Mrs. william Hartwett. OF Greggs-
Vile. will leave to-day for Williams
port. Pa. for a two weeks visit and
will be accompanied by her two sons,
William and Edward
Miss Ethel Frazer. OF GreggsvlIle.
e spending several weeks visiting
/ friends a. Adena. q.
I
out on the roads yesterday after r.
ceiving a complete overhauling AZ a
garage in Wheeling.
Thco Krummie. the Elm Grove
plumber. was repairing the pump az
| the Woodsdale school Yesterday.
4 Yesterday was Arbor day In the
/ different schools IN the country dis
/ trict. and a great many trees we're
planted BY the pupils. and IN several
% the schools entertainments we're
! held
p " Post IL moving his family
! from Elm Grove 20 Keokuk. Iowa
The Gordon pharmacy ~ Woods
D dale have had their soda fountain
overloaded. and made ready for ire
sprinr trade. and yesterday received
r. larEs new ic- cream recertncis The
ouf-fhepiks district
William y keyEer moved ne family
from Woofiaun 40 Wnruoof fesfer-
day. uhere thoy vi1 make fher
future huue
a larre uumher 20 Eof players fort
afruufaEs ~ fte Ere uea+ter rra.rr.
day afteruouu to 60 in stl-le r-s-fIre
af 80 WheeiirE Courfrr club u-aa
Mr. Hirharf Eirfrhrr arf f1urr-rr
Faurie are risit'rE frirnfs I'M rIf-s
hurEt for r. fsu fars
Charias SO rourr sr- RI W 80
Mr.. Cfarirs Trrfe. 90 G-rrrrr r.e
70 ah,e to b. ouf aEa'n affrr a Ell rtt
mrrss
a fierce ~ rfarfer-rr go ri ur-f
riaafrrirE ftr rra aorarsf BAR af
errEEarfrf frfs urat
IT, Nafirraf Trferrrrr rr-rarr ~
rrrairirr frrIr nrra Ir frr rrf fte-
ulEa frfrtrf ffIa uerf
Per WrCrrreu rf 80 Wtrelinr
rIfT nnllrs frr-r as RI hrsiress railrr
lr ffe clf.ffe rltr fisfrir' FrEfrr.irT
frrra - uen arr rwrirrFf af
rrrneuf cr So 49, rHafunr ieaf rr
tn ~ fauEtru uarrirn Eel Hau
thurnr Corrfa
Emer ssus aoIf So uort hcrss
YESTERDAY to ~ Frertcm on uurts
af Wheeirr
Wrs y n Move uas removed firm
ter hone tn Weaf Afrrnufrr vesf-r.
day to one 20 ere r.tfrhurrh hospitals.
Where ahe uu unfrrEn RI vrrr 90.
ioua opcrafion thc drst OF urEf wcek
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Ferry. ufI have rtsrrr TIE aerfirrs
frr fn u1urruu arc ns follows SAB.
bath arhouI af fn a u rrcrrh.rr
af 1f r1 suh Ierf HeurH1hrr raarr
Crusuunlrn end 90 aurramrrf % fha
Lrr1F surper u 30 D. tff I'M
rrrra~fInr STR fr.a earrire A.
m Nourr People meeIrE arf or
e. urrnrffrr ere Hrtfrrf fn o.
Waf-tfuf Men Urr vs. = gr-ea
eUI have rtarra a large uumhsr 81
fre Sunday franrrr arr rrrrrfef
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ruuhrr uIU o. nfm ffrf fn ffe
rfurrh The srrr ices uIlI D. rrnfurf-
% ty H~r q Poster ere rasfcr
af fl orinrk ard - in fte erFrirr
hrurg rrur.Hr rnrfIrE af Or
arf surfrr arhnrf in no rnrrIrr nf
e. Thr special rrrrirea rnrfurfrf
aI fhIs urat urrr largely attended
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ruraHar urrlrrrl nr NnofHraIe
IHarefar affsruaar aten bore
.rrna fn HHrar Hnf uarf HF
rrru he.urr.rrr fn frr National TaIr
rnrre Company hrrnr.r frIrrraurr
nrf ran arnT Tra frrra came r.nr
rIfHr eth fHrrr Hrns auto
rfHnl.nr In front rf bic rrrIferra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

TIE revival serv.rer heInr conduct
~d af the stone church. af Yin Grove.
10 this ueet ere heIuE terY iarFciy
attended. Rev NJ tofhrr. of IIffs.
turrh. bar charge of the services and
DO lei n rery iuferrafInr speaker A
class of over a hundred nee members
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Thr special rrTrtrra hrrr rur.
furfrf af ere rrafrrutn D.
rhurrf EN- ffia unek have hern larrr.
IN aftrrfrf sid very irfrrrrfIrr
IeEuiar aerrtres uu o. rurfurfrf
fn uurrur uhfr r. nrrr rumtrr uf
fhr Sunday franrra ufn b. taken
mo ILa rLnrrL
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r 81 Riley. 81 wheeune. vas bust
nee called on ne OFT ere pIte o.
.rtCf yesterday
a force of men have completed the
curve on me G. and D. O. r. q o.
biochs STALLION. on the out bound
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TnrIe saur uru rosra. eafrrs
hark Haa orruri f1 fHr purI.r rrarrr
o. muru.rE I'M fha Frm Grove u1sf
office. end af iafe l0lr yesterday
afternoon rorfHasfer Harry nn1laT
saId fhaf ha tnf been very cell raIIa
Fed 9Th fhe rraf dave business
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OUT -THE-PIK
city 80 Ei- Grove Bss. So Tsa--
- pracl-es TsfaI

The CRY and I'm Grove base EEL
team ufu - ouffrr tte rrrf rrarfI~a
HrrE ffts morning Ttr Ffrt street
grounds. af FULTON have h~rr rerurr.f
D. fhe manaEr nrrf. and al fhe pay
erH ere urges fo b. 90 hanf mt
morning af q oriork Tuder fha
lradership % Manager 1oreph Ma
snf Captain George Cappa. fhe team r.
proapecta are very GOOD
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EfE.rrfon fare $40 D. taIf from bic
.a'- rr.frrre ffIa affrrnnon 90 9 I'D
nrnE Tr rrrrIrrr 900 tr rrrfnrf.
Nr W IatrHrn. rrrfar 20
frr Hurf'r W rtrrrr. err inter
-r-f u" o. r.atr af grsrraorf eru-
f.rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
FoREI9NER INJURED AT
AETNA-sTANDARp Mill

Last evening, James Martz. for
eigner. employed in the Aetna Standard
mill in Aetnaville sustained severe in
Juries as result OF molten metal being
splashed upon both hands and his left
foot. The unfortunate man was taken
10 the City hospital where his injuries
were dressed and at an early hour this
morning was resting easily.
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For rheumatism you will find moth.
ing better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Try 1t and see how quickly It
gives relief. For sale by all Dealers
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.a -srrrtef fol tr tsEer fnf1 go rfurrs
e. the rrrri-ea tumurruu To Ger
flrrs 90 d reid af a. rrrular ncur
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frururi0.u rsrF.rra ufu Do bod
f1 morrow or fHr Vance Memorial
.hlrrh af wood dale. rfru large
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Dainty Neckwear
Novelties

4 SATISFYING assortment
~ Of the newest Neckwear
Novelties is shown here in
splendid selection and at prices
very moderate:
Pierrot Collars, the latest
Partisan novelty Neckwear, ex-
ira values at 4St, 0Sf,
81. 4S and $1.9S each.
Saratoga Low Stiff Collars,
round and square backs, plain
and embroidered II lie and
25f each.
Women's Four-in-Hand Ties
in the new plain shades with
bordered ends, 25f each.
Dancing and Theatre Caps
made OF dainty chiffon and
lace with ribbon trimming,
4Sf, 79f and 9St each.
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prise too many varieties. hence
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

~RLS' and Misses MILDLY
~ Blouses Of sturdy gaIstea
cloth, in white and tan, regu-
1ation style with deep sailor
collar OF blue flannel, trimmed
with red, blue and white braid
laced tie, breast pocket and
separate shield, emblem on
sleeve, sizes II 20 20 years. and
extra good number a. 8Sc
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
Who Said New Gloves?

AERE they are in profuSion-Gove headquarters natu-
H rally showing the most kinds and at the fairest
prices few hints for Saturday shoppers:
oneClasp Washable Doeskn specially priced at 81 90
pair.
White Glaze Kid Gloves 2button lengths specially priced
S195 pair.
kaysers Silk Gloves in black white long
lengths, SOC, 75c, S1OO, $1.25 and $3.50 pair
Royale Kid Gloves black and the wanted costume
matching shades, 2clasp, S1.OO pair.