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and the Second United Presbyterian
church interesting services were held
At the former church Rev. G. II. Nc
Donald conducted an interesting meet
ing and the Rev. J. II. Littell held .
interesting meeting ut the latter
church. Quite q number of accesskonS
to the church wer secured.
psrsonai Work.
At the Zane Street NJ. z. church
Fred Seibert Of the Sunday party ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic meet
ing on personal work. His topic was
pitch In" and he defined his methods
In a very interesting manner. His
address throughout was closely fol-
lowed and his talk was very helpful.
Factory Meeting.
The first Of the factory meetings
for the week will be held this morning
at Pollack's Stogie factory on Water
street and a very interesting service
Is being anticipated. The meeting
will open at 1880 and will be In
charge OF Rev. Peacock and Choirster
Rodeheaver. The meeting will last
but one-half hour and the time will
be taken up with an address by Rev.
Peacock and musical selections by Mr..
R~odeheaver. Tho management Of the
plant has arranged to let their men
on for the time and will make the stay
OF the visitors as pleasant and inter-
esting as possible. The men them
selves are much interested and the
meeting will no doubt be successful.
Visitors Coming.
Arrangements are being made by
the Methodists Of Ciarksburs for run
ming a special train to this city TO
bring q delegation OF Clarksburgers
to hear Mr.. Sunday on Tuesday. March
10. The train will be engaged pro-
vided at least 100 persons agree TO
purchase tickets for the round trip.
and a committee OF the Methodist
Episcopal congregation. consisting OF
John Sopher. Howard L. Post. L. q.
Lockwood. Trueman ]. Lynch and A.
X. Thorn is soliciting promises. II Is
likely that mor than 100 persons
will subscribe for the special train. as
numerous Clarksburg people are de-
eirous OF hearing the Sunday sermons.
Parkersburs IL alro planning for an
excursion 10 be Thursday OF this
week. providing 100 persons can be
secured TO make the trip. II requires
100 tickets to ecurs a train and those
behind the movement are working
hard with every prospect OF success
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STAMPING WORKS
employees HAPPY
NINE HOURS A DAY At TEN
HOURS PAY THE ORDER.
viii Also BE Advantageous TO Piece
WorSers-eig Plant Has
Many Orders.

Nine hours a day at ten hours pay
IL the order OF things at the big plant
OF the Wheeling Stamping Company.
This is a short day" said Mr..
Charles McGinnis. the genial superin-
tendent OF the plant yesterday after
noon. and upon inquiry II was learned
that the management had decided TO
grant the employees the extra hour
each day on the ten-hour salary basis.
which will undoubtedly aid many of
them in their efforts TO get a seat at
the Sunday tabernacle.
The shortening OF the hours Is also
regarded as advantageous TO those
who are employed on piece work. as
many OF them will doubtless make as
good n showing and have the extra
hour thrown I'm.
II was stated yesterday that the
big plant Ia flooded with orders. and
tina, The indications point TO a steady
run.
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ideal city for which we have been
praying and Of which We have claimed
the promise for several years in the
xvii. Psalm. II will be through this
same power. the only power by which
We can realize our highest ideals.
30 let everybody find some way 20
help in this campaign for righteous
hess while Mr.. Sunday and his party
are here TO help US. and when they
have TO 30 We will keep right on in
Jesus name until ne build up the
kingdom ~ God in Wheeling in such
measure that "ail things else shall be
added unto rs FAITH.
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MORNING PRAYER
In the Interest OF the Sunday Evan
geiistle Campaign &c Be Reid
This Morning.

Prayer meetings will b. held a. the
following places IN the interest OF the
Sunday evangelisuc campaign this
morning
Mrs. murphy. Wa~ood. Main
Mrs. Frank Harsh. Waruood
Mrs : T. Christian. WarrOod.
Tweutleth.
Nr Val DrummoBd. warrood.
Nineteenth
3 M " y McCerious. warrood.
EiEhteeufh
Mr. . Morris. Waruood. Malr
~ Mr. johnson. 20s Coal
if-Mrs = a. Garden. fT Main
o. loau a DclEhfr. - Pike
o. Mr. VIII DRAKE. els warkst
D. Mrs. Ross r Cb- eel Main
o. ars N~ishpsriys C1 GrsrfveT
e. Mra Allen Oliver. 1fi MarEsf
q Mn Wells . Main
9e-Niss Lurie surifEer af9 Martef
NJ HroEn. 1857 Nan
ce-Nrs Fr-d Troll iiii For
on " e. 4. f11e NarEet
a1-T " q 4 ff1o Murkef
1f-Nr ~ % NrCia'- a. Trsirh
Nr Merrsu 1919 .a~ob
f1-Nrs a > Ebeiinr f1ft Woods
Mr. = a Hari.L III Four
trenff
fe-Mw MrWaafsr
81 Mrs u tonss fo1 Fre~nfn
Ne Hobsrt Nesb.rL 10 Fclr
tenth
a. W. e0o Hsmnfcr rf'r-nfh
a. NJ grufcn. ~ sirfrrnfh
Ms s'euau. o. sltfeenft
NJ Garrirun 1910 tarot
q Ne Eissb.fh kunsiruuE -
M-r Ne
t0-Mr flafla Moasturr Is
Flahf~~ufh
81 NJ 0~orE@ Coienan te1 NI1e
fe@nfh
81 Mr. Charles reuerIIe f1fa
Lad
ti-uu qnvder. SO u~CuIioeh
90 NJ DOYLE. iffa Eirabefh
Nfs william Frsy. 1851 Narkei
% Mr. Hluu rear German Mefh
ndIrf efurrh
90 Mr. RAIDER. e. Tseniy fhird
81 e. ~ Mcdonald. 2sgo chap
linz
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6z-Mu. Lunan. 2l00 Eo:.
6<-Mrs. Albright ala Eon.
ss-Mrs. James Hartsr. 2673 Chap
line.
e6-Ars. Turvey, 81 Twenty-nfth.
s1-Nrs. Dunning. 24o4 Woods.
es-nrs. A. II. Hun. 161l Eo6.
71-HU. Carrie Schafer. 2e26 EoR.
Is-Aiss Dora T~hornburg. 1720 Chap
line.
74-Mrs. Louise Esmyer, 272l wooda
W-Mrs. James Friend. z71s Moy-
stou.
77-Mrs. Smith. 13s Twsnty-ninth.
7e|Mrs. Henthorne. 113 Thirty-nrst.
S1-Mrs. Long. Twenty-ninth.
s2NMC. Edward Baker, Left Hand
Run.
sa-Mrs. Carl socco. Right Hand
Run.
84-Mrs. Kerrs. Mozart Hill.
s8-Mrs. Hoffmeister. 1920 EoR.
910Joseph Freese. $500 Woods.
92-Mrs. Hicks. 1904 Wetzel.
s3-Mrs. A. +. Riggs. 300 Chapline.
s+-Mu. Clarence Haynes. 3712
wetzel.
s6-Mrs. Fred Bohn. 1921 Eon.
s7-Mrs. Sarah James. 1899 Woods.
sS-Mrs. Albert Voltz, 1914 Water.
ee-Mrs. 1ippen. 1928 Woods.
F. II. Cargo. 4017 Jacob.
iol-Mrs. John CaIdabaugh. 4oo2
lo2-Mrs. C. Jackson. 42s5 Woods.
l03-Mn. Reefe. 4013 Eoff.
l04-Mrs. 8. b. McClusky. Forty-nfth.
VIM. Cunningham, 4706
Jacob.
los-Mrs. Margaret whiteman. 4s1a
Eon.
los-Mrs. Ra, Hartung. $40 Main.
los-Mrs. Joseph Sharp. High Ben
wood.
Mowniiams. Benwood.
1l1-Mrs. Reta Chambers, Benwood.
Williams. Benwood.
George Keller. McMechen.
Horner. McMechen.
George Hess. Fulton.
]. r. PAUL. Woodsdale.
ll9-Mrs. Robert Nesbitt. woodIawn.
Shrodes. Woodlawn.
Bert Plant. Echo Point.
Arthur Evans. Elm Grove.
l25-Mrs. George Devaul. EdgedaIe.
Geo. NJ. Shook, Pleasant
Valley.
l2s-Mrs. Mary Farley. Greggs.
s. F. Nochols. Linton add
ton.
lS2-Mrs. s F. Nochols. Linton add
ton,
l33-Mrs. DR.. Haustins. Patterson.
l34-Mrs. II. v. Springer. T~riadelphia.
Munnell. "a Cromwell.
j. n. Gardner. $50 ~ Huron.
J. r. Simpson. COS N.
Huron.
l37-Mn. C. II. whiteseII. 4ss Wa
bash.
S. T. Blattler, 81 Indiana.
Frank Blake, ss4 n. Front.
Citizens. 215 ". Huron.
141-Mrs. Carr. IL Wabash.
l4l-Mrs. J. Woods. 129 Zane.
l42-Mrs. J. NJ. Walters. s Indiana.
142-MB. Scetterday. 80 Zane.
143-Mrs. l.. L. Schrader, SIS S. Broad.
way.
l44-MH. Margaret Bonar. 70 Virginia.
G.. ID. Wyrick. 1914 Zane.
Lawrence Camel. 20s s.
York.
147-Mrs. c. II. Bonneson. 3O5 s.
Front.
ifs-Mrs. Baird. 636 Front.
Katherine Kidd. s. Broad
way.
Dunlavy. s. Penn.
Sam Hopwood. all 6. York.
g. W Stephen. 524 s. York.
lSl-MS. Leetem. 4os s. Huron.
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OUT-YHE-PIKB
xsua 1ssas 1zDssssA 8ssvssa O.
osaDa0 - 1sSDsrsy

Al the meeting Of the town council %
E1m Grove iast week the town recorder
was instructed 20 notify the property
owners on the north eide OF the National
Road TO move their bufldings back 70
the line THAI VA surveyed an1 spprovea
by IA This viii mean that some
OF the buildings will have TO b moved
back sx TO TIN feet The buildings are
large and a. viii take quito . lot OF work
TO move thsb. The owners are indignant
over It. ~ they claim that the street
commtssioner houid ~ notified them
before 30 many buildings were compile
ted. The town building. on the south
side Of the pike. II also EXTENDED over the
line and ssvsrai others on that a II
looks at present - though the courts
would have TO decide who n right IN the
matter.
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LAUNDRY MEN
opea a--ssf co.ssrtio. - sies-o-d
Vlrslsis - 10 wei A.
ts~ssd

ss--i.l Di--t-a - n. f-rssrtr-.~-r
RICHMOND. Va. Nsrch ff-cov-r
~ Nana tsday vsiccnef - eei~
nsss 70 n third ssniarnaai =
v-noos - a. vlrn.ia so Wesf VIZ
rsia LA~u.eryo-as assocauoa vhies
osav-.-d 81 Hotsi Jssersoa A 1922
r..1 ~ ~ n Torshsin Frssidsuf a
ne Rchncnd sssccisfioa. vas Go
$1,000 a. fAn are-uccn session To
nirhf tk- ssi-rstss vsr- tsnd~~d o
hanau., ~ the iocai orrsnirafisa-
". Z Lydick. - Fsirmont ". Va.
ru rad q psp~r tonorrur % A
Modern fauudry WASH Room "A
Dms. y NJ Smith. , A Tsyior. Nr
sumpton. - H~ununEton. are anoas
Wesf vlrxinizs accredited r-pr.s>.
nuveN
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1900 C0NVICTS
tcontinued from sixth P.g..)

tons OF mankind. And 81 has been
standing the test for almost two thou
sand years And 80. since this Is
true. ! say no man has any business
trotting around the country trying 20
beiittie this power in the minds OF
u~nthinking people until ne has some
thing which has been proven better
IN orer IN its sfead And hat no
man has or yer Wlll have
So when Wheeling becomes the
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DE " TO MAKE
STATUE OF SUNDAY

Among TIE number Il proainsnt Csntsainns IN the dty
a Sunday xout q interest IN tie SWAay e~zngsisde oA
pagn were Nh. md Mira De K0vsn, wAo took . vay acive
part n pszpe4uafinG tie work tie Rev. Mr.. Sunday started In
The Ohio city.
1t ws stated Yesterday that Mr.. De Kovan's niasioa for
the most part In paying . Wit to Wheeling ws to make Q
plaster Of paris cast Of the famous evsngeAses face. to Be used
In the making Of . statue Of Mr.. Sunday to b erected In
some public place In the city Of Canton
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RECEIVE MANY
NEW MEMBERS
PREFERENCE CARDS TURNED
INTO THE CHURCHES.
Factory meetenis and Other Dolnos OF
the Sunday EVsnaeiistie Cam
paien Yesterday.

In several % the churches last
evening meetings we're held a. which
persons Who we're converted ~ the
tabernacle and had signed cards q
preference for certain churches we're
received into membeuhip
tt the Thomson ~ y church ne
meeting vas veil attended and sr.
thusiastic a haptismal service aas
conducted ~ tho pastor. Rev. 3 y
Ross. n 81 vere received into the
church on probation. while - received
'he sacramenf - baptism and ssre
received in the church on confession
% faith. maEinE a total % 1g A.
ofher class vfl ~ received IN = short
tive
A. h~ s>ccri Presbyterian chu-rh
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REMOVED TO HOME
Mrs. Elixsbsth Burt Taken 20 Home
OF Friends IN This City
E0r aaarsI

The body Of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Burt, wife % Edwin Burt. % Lazesr-
vile. who died early yesterday morn
ing a. the result Of burns received
when her clothing caught FIRE AZ the
home ~ Mrs. Jessie Clark. where she
was visiting. was removed 60 the
home 81 her sister. Mrs Scharf OF
Edgwood. Tho funeral will probably
take piace on Wednesday morning
interment 81 Greenwood cemetery
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ECZEMA SUFFERERS
HERE IS GOOD NEWS
INSTANT RELIEF
FOR IS N

1ss' - rrore fh- fr1s vorfh @
ZEMo I'M ZENO SOAP me maEs-
have puf 81 he mark-t q ira usrk
aGs for ~ rat a. truly q Blessing
10 800 safsrinE from Ec1ema 90
arT oth~r an a. scsip fiaease This
~ parsaEr consists - r. generous
botu~ - ZENO r. sample oafs 81
ZENO SOAP anf q II pare boatirt
-Hc- tn rr~serrs fts Esin all can
- cbtsin~f for lrrIrI - TIE o.
nur sdd~ pcplisrifF % YENO. 'h-
\ a. regard la EtAh n fs hsld ~
fts p~rufession snf fhs fhouanfs
apo ~fhuusarfs - 49, u has
rrumEuF ard re-rrss~rIv ~ur-d
ancuif caus@ you fo rore here a.
enc and a. be re- uiai ps~Eass
~ 1tr
Ckaa Y Co~us q Co. Wh~~TnF
~ W. S~hr q Red. uridrsporf snd
MARTINS Ferrr % r1rkso~fh Bros
PfHrna~y. HeIair~. % - ~ gafea
nenuoof " W. Weirieh urus 60
Wsiishurr vs. Va uarrr O. Nvers
NcNsrhsn. " We VII Peabody.
4oandsvh4s. " Va
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STATE Deputy 70 6psah.

At the regular meeting OF the Henry
Clay camp. Modern wootmen of Amer
lea, 10 be held this evening In the K OF
p. hall. IN Elm Grove. L. T. sammonA OF
Keyser. q stats deputy of that order. VIII
explain ,n detail the plans n options
adopted bv the head camp At its recent
meeting In chieaSo. II 80 Important that
all members should attend.
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Mount De ChAntal. the thriving little
town east of Wheeling. IL soon to in
crease its siEs by about ten acres. Louis
eteenrod Il going 10 Lay out 4 large plot
or land for building purposes a. soon
as the weather permits. II will have
wide graded streets. sewers. gss. water
and all OF the latest improvements
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The regular monthly meeting Of ths
Patterson counca viii Be held this SVEN
ing at the Pattersoh Town hall. when
several very important matters ere ex-
pected TO come up for discussion The
cittxeas OF the town claim that the lights
and several other matters have not been
attended to a. they shoufd and ali, MEM
bers are urged to be present this even
ing.
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Mystic lodge No! - knights of Pyth-
its. held q well attended meeting st their
hall on Main street. last night The rank
or Esquire was conferred on several
M and several new applications
were received for membership
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Pifs Psrsorais ana 8.ssfs-

Mrs. Mary Coleman is reported 10 be
critically I'll Al her home near Valley
Grove.
Tomorrow afternoon NJ , o'clock. DIS
trict prayer meetings will be held by the
CONGREGATION Of the Roney's Point L. p.
church. at the homes of J. n. McCutch-
con and Miss Martha Stewart
Shields Williamson. OF NcGraw's Run,
who hss been III Of pneumonia is report
ed TO be better.
Ernest jenkins. who has been critically
ul at his home IN Roney's Point. IL
somewhat improved but his condition r.
still serious
Quite an epidemic OF measles exists IN
the ivcinity % Valley Grove and n total
none OF them are OF a serious nature
Master Julian UIrich. who has been
confined TO the home Of his parents for
a few days. ~ woodiawn. III. is able "a
be out szain.
Charles Elliott. Of cisyeviiIe. Pa. .,
visiting Dr. speilnan. at woodsdaie. for
a few DAYS.
v ". Raer. % wheeling. has moved
his family into the property. on
Edgvood street woodlsvn.
Mrs. pehrens. Of Eim Grove. O. ron
fined 20 her home seriously III
John HsFsis;. Of viola. 10 visiting
friends IN PIN Grove for . few DAYS
Francis Pirkeft Of Eim Grove. has
accepted . positon with THE whssitnE
Mold = Foundry CO. - the Peninsula
John N~c1ur. has soid his barber sbos
IN Patterson anf vr1 op~n q nev shop
80 Gien-c,d IN an. rear fstur.
1srss winters - san Hui. uas q
visitor N Flm Grove y~s.tsrdav
PER- Carrarar. % Mt oIi~@t vIm hoIa
= sale 80 tts farr nsar Eh~-rard. -
hfar~h 1tnf and disposed - BE stocE
80 fa-- f-risnsnts and movs his fam
80 o. whe.lfnr
wIua- Tssisr. 81 Hn Cove has -.
sirrs1 his position vifh ~. I'm Crews
rortsfrr 60
G@ors. Fr-sts.r - ~ o--v. ~Ei
i-svs m = fs- esTs for No. rers Cfg.
81 srsnf f~o -.nfhs w.ri-r frt-.es
ressrs ro-ss- as src-rt-s = r-s-fsis-
sfh 49, W fas~ EN- e. vf~Tfna
Wiia- srts-f - ccsrn~s 80 80 ho-s
I- Tre 49, surtfv m
49, r-ss esi-ssr- ~s-s $500 80 ~.
N-- TrsE r-rifrr 49, - go WaedlrE-
go 49, ssf s-ta go sns-~f J. 90
80 ls~f-r ~-Es-wf A. p~s@-rf fasv ars
Er a. srrs ssEfnt go --rfIs r.ro~e
49, HalL q fcrmsr -ofs~-aa -
90 Gtr q - g-urs fafrest. EFF 49,
f-resy - U--trss.- Afsea.a ~hsrs
- 80 s~-srs-e q re-ir-r &C. rr-uaa
-. - 49, - -
$780, NrGsHf q sFsra Hun O. 81
Esrf.r a~- t-nr ~e-frsf 80 49, hnus
80 q nnEtf $780, - e. srErs
~ s-f 49, arN~rf vlsrs~lt~r - ~
"a sp--f rssss-asT a -. crs~s vat
- frsrfs
NJ. n.ri-- r--si. - 49, 49,. !.
R-ru-s e. - 49, vffh q sllsaf o.
$3.50
ovs- So q, ~ e-s-. ...-e.s,
- e re-f11a -fth ~ 80 sr-r. pc
atsIrs O.
Cear.fr- u.E. - ~ g-.~. -fu
ssrs go 49, rsnsh e. Hu1fr-d rem
$500 n q 80 49,
Ers wuis- - - grcs- -. -
1879 80 fufs rt-s issf 80 81 80
Em gress sss rIfh a1s - 49,
$685. 49, 30 tsif kiat 1899 - go
rfrs 80 ta1 go $780, ra-ss
- rrsfa ha-s $3.50 30 49, - 80
- fNsafrs fr - s-@~frf Ir EIm g~srs
80 80 frsrs vcrs -u 30 sartes 81 =
fse fars
enr Wrfsrs - rurfer fs vluf-r
frtsrds in Scala Whs.lInE 49, . 80
dagN
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A prize euehre will be held tonight at
the new Socialist hall At G~reggsvflIe. to-
night. when q large crowd Is expected TO
attend. The hall will also be dedicated
tonight
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W. O. =. q. Ksla xEssss.r.

The w. c. r. u. Club. composed of
ladies OF Elm Grove. held q we'll attend
ed meeting At the home OF Miss Cioyds
Ryan. In Elm Grove.
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The Elm Grove branch of the Socialist
party will hold an important meeting 1T
the Patterson town hall on March the
1tth At 9 o'clock.
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For Satisfactory
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
Ofice Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones


Having decided TO retire from the ifv-
.rx b~uripesr. r. r. Keyeer. who for the
past fosr years has conducted the livery
and supply business In the Elm Grove
supply building. at the Il & o. railroad
crossing In Elm Grove. will dispose Of
his stock at public sale ON T~hursday.
Msrch -. commencing at 10 O'Clock. A
full line OF rigs used in the livery and
heavy hauling business. and IL horres
will he sold Auctioaeer Curtis H. Rice
will have charge.
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Tuesday. March Y. 1872.
-..A.n ..rn " "n. stone & nsoaus r~w.-A--.~-
The Great Annual Remnant Sale of
Lace Curtains /: DraperieS
will Be Continued To-day


THE announcement conveyed in the headline will be
= gratifying to you, we know. If you were not able
to be here for the opening of the big Drapery Remnant
Sale yesterday, or if you had trouble in securing all the
goods you wished because of the tremendous r%ushwhich
markt yesterdays selling, you will be equally glad to
learn that you will have another chance at the bargains
to-day, for the sale will be continued.
The great mass of remnants and odds and ends of
Curtains, Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics were entire
ly too vast to be closed out in one dayof even such phe-
nomenal selling as was in evidence with our large aug
mented s%alesforce. In the hurry and hustle INSOFAR
able from such an event many choice offerings were
overlookt and will be on sale to-day ready for the bar
gain seekers.
If you have any needs for odd Curtains and Por-
there's, the Jews of a kind, it will pay you to come to-
day for prices have been pounded down an additional
notch to insure a clean sweep. For your own purses
sake you can't afford to miss the grand saving oppor.
tunities which will be yours in this continuation of the
Drapery Remnant Sale today.
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A. al D~uFsists 500 Bssti.
Bostl-. fer $500
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
BAD sEcINN,No-coop ENDING.

That Judge who's SO majestic
And handeth down the law
Was once the widest boy in town
And got licked by his pa
He tied tin cans to yaller dogs.
Wore patches on his seat.
And for pure doggone cussedness
His honor" couldn't be beat.
That preacher-now. Ill whisper this
Was not always so pious.
knew him when he was kid.
And he was sure cut bias.
Ask him about that hen he swiped
From old Abijah Rue.
OF course helped him pick her homes
And thus was tricky too.
That doctor who's 30 awful good
At healing MANNED and sick
OF all the fellows in our bunch
He surely was . brick.
Ask him who painted Tommy Jones
TIL he was black ~ night
And bit Bill Johnson's ear half on
Down at the milldam fight.
But, last, there 10 that editor.
The booster Of our town.
He had his tricks behind his ears
And did the thing up brown
I'll not give all his tricks away.
But here's this on the level:
When he first started at his trade
He was the printers devil.
write these lines for folks whose boys
Play tricks and tear their breeches
That they may not despair Of them
And blister them with switches
Boys will be boys. girls tombOys too.
30 let them rip and yell.
We md these kids 20 full of tricks
Most often turn out well.
G. M. BARNITZ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
AMUSING TOKENS.

Character Eroon1s For the College Boy
or Girl.
If in doubt what to give to the col
lege boy or girl you will amuSe and
please by dressing whisk broom in
any Of the quaint styles suggested
here
Separate covers may be made for the
whsli broonis, or these decorations may
be applied directly to the handles.
plantation nanny. a colored dolls
head is glued to the handle or to some
foundation that will slip over the han
die Then dress of gayly lowered
fabric is made. the waist being filed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
For the Anasm'e.

VVv SSbO VU0VUVVSs
Never go to work nor stay at
work with an empty stomach.
The anaemic woman larticu.
larry should avoid parsimony IN
nutrition.
Correct sluggish digestion.
and appetite will grow more
brisk with increased assimila-
ton.
Take chest expanding exercises
daily. A simple one is to walk
slowly through an ordinary door.
way. pressing the advanced
hands to the inner surface of the
door frame with some force and
holding them there as the chest
expands and fills with air until
you have passed the threshold.
This exercise. taken in a well
ventilated room and combined
with deep breathing. will force
the residual air from the puIno
nary tissue ana suck in nSvgen
10 the most remote and >ta,AlDg
air cell The exercise also de
rpioi,S the bust in women ana
the muscular tissue of shoulders
und upper arm in both men and
women
Anaemia SPELLS impaired eff
cheney. impaired resistance to
disease and impaired joie de
vivre.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY
Fall Fly Fighting.

The Asheville IN. c.. campaign
against typhoid consists in a pro-
tected watershed. protected
milk supply. nursing service as
ISOLATED with registration OF
cases and a campaign against
flies. Some of the fly facts de-
veloped by them are these:
Fly eggs buried several feet
underground in loose soil will
develop larvae. and these will
find their way to the surface.
A lawn covered with manure
and spaded In less than two feet
deep will develop flies as well as
q stable.
Flies need oxygen and die Oh
easily when they are deprived Of
an abundance Of 1t.
Fly larvae do not develop
where there is little protein in
the manure. They do not devel-
op well in manure from grass
fed animals. Cow manure is a
poor breeding place for them.
because It does not furnish
enough protein and also because
1t does not let enough air get to
the eggs. II the cows are grain
fed the manure u q better ''tiy
breeder"