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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-16
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sented to the. council for payment
in the usual order. rie =
The section g the agreement The.
city and codnt5 court BIZ which the.
county was q cl4e for. city pEis-
oners in exchange for free water
rent, reads as follows: s---,s.,. -
=, 'etk 4 The party ,of tIe zhrst part.
Stthe5co1nty court shall not Be Re.
quired to pay anything for the water.
50 fhtuished, and the party of the
Issc0ad:part 1.-THE city OF elaFgsbursIi
be required to pay ansthing 8,
for the use OF that part Of the SAIL
SO Furnished to it; during the con-
ttnranee Of this agreement
7 = 2 -. o.
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3 Resident oi clafi1bure shows fhe

?. Resident g ciaf.eoure shows pr
QHiy one vas cnre . 100 S.Ie
iniinent ana NJ relieve
They won't cure &.
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& Dean idney Pll re for a.
car arS people 81 them
Read Z ease q il.
- Alma Rt'der Sia ian 81.
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used Doan's kidney Riiis miah yery
gpod results and heAeye they ayt
worthy Of endorsement Amember 8
our fanny had weak lddpeys ana
conpiaiHea q sreaf dea b back she,
Doaa's llldaeS IN procured Il ths
CITY pI-ag sseFe, rSa "a pgot ps srs-
iIef in this ctse.S
For sale ~ all dealers. price 50
cents st6r-Aliiburn Co. BuHaio.
New York soie agents Tor the United
states.
Remember the name Ruqp' ana
take no other.
.
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Mis- Condry Entertains.

Miss Elizabeth coadfy entertained
most PLEASANTLY the members Of the
East End Sewing Club last evening in
her home on Park avenue from TO
10 O'clock. Fancy work was the even
ing's diversion.
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JUDICIAL |. |
Candidate for This Circuit 10.
BE NomiIl atsd at the
Primary i lection.

The Republican executive commit:
tee et the Thirteenth Judicial cir
cult. comprised of Harfsson and
Lewis counties, has ordered that .
candidate fol-, Judge OF. the circuit
court Of the t6tfteeath judicial eifs
cult be nominated, at the primary
election to be-sheid Throughout the
state, under q cail sof the Republican
state Central Committee, on the 5th
day 81 June, a.. d 1912,
Each candidate for judge OF The
circuit court OF said circuit, shall on
or before the 5th day Of May, 1919.
file with i. c. Grille, at clarksburg,
west Virginia, a written statement Of
his candldaey, and pay to H. W.
nghtburn, Of Weston. West Virginia
treasurer Of the Republican Judicial
Committee, the sum % 500 s.
] Upon making said 5uAeemeat
and paying said assessment the. name
Of the candidate wills printed upon
the oficial ballot TO be used at the
primary election, under the proper
heading. and in It's alphabetical order
Only the names OF those making
the aanotme Cement and paying the
assessuiailt thin the inc abcye
speci6S "a s,l appei tie official
ballot to be used at the primary
alanann
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ADA1TsFoN

Frame dwelling 2-slofy,
metal roof stone Foundation
- rooms, cellar cabinet
and base man tells oak finish.
2 acres of ground cistern, ,
wells, 8 chicken houses
PRICE Sc, 500
$1,000 down, balance to
suit purchaser
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Classified Advertisement
Three Insertons FOR Is Cents
Ids line for nrre
must BE
ZOE slfP No. b q n. 800.

F0R SALE Three 8 Il. ri fronting
on RlotsHce street ptic $500 %
500. These are % building lots
and very cheap. Also 8 So It ane
residence lot just east Of my home
residence On sls East Main street.
VIII ssilato right parry only. Fine
view. well lDpfoye easy terms,
Cali Harvey +. smith
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FOR RElIF.

FOR EfENT-6 rooms WIN hath "a
front hall. ga. steam heat lnssau-
famous heater. large private front
porch and use Of laundry. APP
ply 70 chas. D. Johnson. BFoaddus
Apartments prOaddus Addition.
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! .H0llARn sIREET

Frame two-story. slate
root brick Foundation FIVE
rooms, bath pantry trunk
room basement cabinet
aud base nlantels This IS
practically a new property
81 frst class eondition. lot
% feet
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FOR saIE-lAt the Allen Stock Farm
one litter Of registered Scotcn COL
lie pups. Sable and white beauties
. weeks old. Address B, N. Alien
Box 1ez, clarinopFg, ". va. Home
phone F-2-R-il.
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FOR sALE-T~o lots, BIze, a01IsO,
East ~ rthviesw Prizes $500 fos
both. Inquire or write NJ. Il. Bog.
CESS. GYPSY, ". Va,
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FOR REAT Part Of double house Tit
2as South chestnut street. Six
rooms and hath. possession immed-
lately. No children. Call Bell
phone e.
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sI4UAT1oNs .WAlTrD

TANTED-A position 6y On experi-
enced salesman In clothing or shoe
store In city Address q. A. n, :.
leS FIRST s.. .
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MADAM u1NIAN

Sole, agent Tor the GoSsard Corset
ut thesHalr Dressing Paariors. fourth
floor. Con building.
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FOR EST-Nieely furnished Rooms
for gentlemen, use Of bath ana
telephone. Apply at ice west
Pile strset.
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One-third down one and
two years.
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WANTED - Washing, ironing md
plain sewing to do at home: good
7SoFk and referenees. lS3 Jackson
street. Bell phone es3-J.
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: ]. Carl Vance returned home from.
Washington Friday morning where ,, (.
spent the week looking tier business
matters.
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FOR REST-Fnrnished rcons Ion
Ugh bookkeeping. with use 81; Ben
pixie: Apply at ss7 AeshGHie 81.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS to 'Iet,
with use Of bath at as North
Fourth d Glen Elk
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in
family Of two, one block from
courthouse. Apply at 215 Mechanic
street, between Second, and Third
streets,
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WANTED-PositIon by experienced
lady stenographer. good references.
Apply at 1s5 EAieott St, or call
Bell phone 775lR. ga
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W.ANTD-Posttion as janit6r or but
Ter In private family, by cotored
man. Best OF references. address
-. W." care Telegram ONCE.
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FOR RENT-Ncwly furnished rooms
in hew hOpse. an modern convent.
ences Mrs. R. J. Brit,on, 4Ts Ne.
chaaie 81.
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STORE FOR SABE-In Glen Elk;
win invoice about $1,000: doing a
business OF s1.2OO month. reason
-aOie.reut: call at Mutual Real Is
tate & Brokerage c !. room 20 aud
81 lore, Bldg.
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REHtARD-For size 1eK Waterman
Fountain pen, Il returned to SAG
Empire Bldg, Was lost Thursday
night on pike, Main or Third streets.
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FOR SALB-AbOut e00lacres fine Ash,
Eastwood and mapel timber, on rail-
road in Randolph county, W. Va.
Bargain to quick buyer. Elk Grove
Realty Co. room sos. Con Bldg.
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FOR ERENT-One room, suitable for
one or two gentlemen. with use Of
bath and phone, one minute walk
from court house. Apply at III
West Main street.
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PILES CURED ~ ,GsIo fasDAYs
Your dtuEglst VIII refund money II
PA1o. oInyIE5EzslT' rails TO euse any
case Of ItShihS. Blind. BLEEDING Of
ProtrudIng Piles ii sitasi4 days. SOC
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WANTED 10 RENT

an ONCE-TWo, furnished
rooms for Hight housekeeping. cen
tFally located, state rent wanted.
Address ''A'' Box $40, clarksburg,
". Va,
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FOR RENT-0ne mont apartment In
Raymond Court. Apply at 10 8.
sixtA street.
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FOR ENT-Furntshed soom, 81
ciqFE street.
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lost

IosT--AtGl O'Clock Monday be.
= tween Hazel Atlas glass 1 lfaetory
: and PIerpont school. boys, silver
ssjwatch and fob with eagle ehar1a.i
Finder please return to Delmer
Anderson, First double house af-
ter passing factory. upper Balti
more street. and receive reward,
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FOR RENT-Very convient, seven.
room house, with dne, large Gel.
lar, hall. bath, hot and cold water
Rent by the year, payable $29
per mouth. Good, safe well
Bell ST., near 62g East Main st.
Harvey F.: Smith.
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FOR RENT-one nicely furnished
room. Appiyat I1s South Chestnut
ST.. near Pike.
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FOR RENT-Two a.r6om cottages
on street car line In Industrial /.
Apply 70 Frank Shuttleworth.
Fifth floor. Empire building.
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F0RRRNT-e three.room apartments,

FOR RRNT-s three-room apartments,
four room apartment. two itur-
nishsd yooms9fo r4light yhopsekeep-
ing, in NpttSr building corner
First and Pike streetsk one -four
room cottage in Broad Oaks. on car
line For information apply to Dr..
Nutter. room n. Lowndes Bldg,, or
call 4Sl-R Bell phone. 2s4 Home
phone. rs es5EiE {,
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POSITION wANTED-Ry a Young
man, with some money 70 invest
wiling 70 learn some Eood business.
y EoSd ednSattoa. isnoxledse OF book.
keeping, can furnish frst class ref
3 ereEcesS address IN - care rei-
eeFafr ofsee, y, 1,
WANTED responsible position BY
4 q young man, ketal abstalpes. 10
years business, expeFtense in this
! issty3 ecI1es s6tl l3tHeel man. y been
:, With present employer eight years;
,JEddla aeespt maaagershlp o. ex-
ecutlye position paying $1,000, per
year or better; reference as to char
acter and ability present employ
ers. o. D.. TELEGRAM Office.
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Chlttum Announced.

John AZ Chittum has announced
himself as a candidate for sheriR OF
this county. Mr., chittum has been
urged upon BY his many friends both
Democratic and Republican, to make
Che race and fhe comes oat.in the race
with the assurance that he viii win.
Large Crowds.
Ehe services at the Methodist Prot
sstant church continue to create much
Interest and large crowds are IN at.
tendance each might. 80 -
Weston Personals.
& Misses Frances Ryan and Fleae
.corley attended the show at clarls-
burg given by the Elks. ii
: Misses Madge McGann and Myrtle
atkinson were recent guests Of Mrs
3. Ne sIf rims etats burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Markowitz have
returned, from New York. Theresthe
have been making Spring purchases
]. w Ferry of the Fairyland, was
q business visitor in Clarksburs
Thursday isejt ~
Porter Arnold is attending horse
sale in Kentucky. III ~
Birk stathers was at clarksburg on
legal business recently.
p Miss VILLA Lanham, of Crawford,
Is a guest OF the Misses Houghtons
on Second street ~ -
80. c. Roane has returned from a
business trip to Columbus.
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STORE FOR SALE In North View,
will invoice about 5000, good place
for meat market. Inquire at The
Mutual Real Estate e Brokerage
Co.. rooms 2O-21 Gore building.
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FOR sALE-One iron gray horse,
broke to work double and single,
broke to single line. viii make. a
good team. farm or delivery horse.
he Is seven years old; weights 400
lbs. reason for selling, lost his
mate. Will sell cheap Tor cash.
Address rc.'A MsHepzibaA w 70.
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W ANTRD FARM BUYBRS-Are You
wanting 70 buy a farm ID North
Eastern Ohio? II 50. II, viii pay
Z. Sons to send for my 1912 list Just
ptinted. ~; J. Barbs, Warren ONO,
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MIST sSRBI-s0xe0 foot ten, 1856
ehalrs,l 5 sec. circus seats. Acety-
lene lighting outfit stage scenery,
Edison M. P. machine. 81 reels pic
lures. 100 slides, lot penny ma
chimes. At a sacrifice. Address T.
P. Co, care Telegram once.
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8 ~ 9 . - = . =, = . . . Z, =
and alanda Goe ,slls Thompson
Grace Hale Sarah Brewster Ruth
STERN Evelyn Losh Lima lost and
Thelma King The CHILDREN were sel5
peasants entertained b 4trs Coils,
and were served dainty luncheon
giI,h tFli and Iee cream aad cake
Store Room Leasoa
The &alloy building, formerly oc-
clpIed BY the S. Joseph company,
who Informally LETT she city 4 fen
months ago. has beer leased a ihe
Potuskey brolhers g Rock si6uht
The gentlemen ekhec g KIT
moved here from that point and DC
ready TO open their store BY the
fifst sof March
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Room s Leased.

The Camden hotel billiard and pool
room has been leased BY Bert Wells
ana NJ. 9; weber. who aill give it a
thorough oyerhaullng and install new
tables The fxtares now Used in the
pool room win be moved to the new
q. 9. Edwards building where a pool
and billiard room will be run BY T.
A Edwards and T. F. Koblegard.
10 RnteEtain, Club.
Mrs fra. Goble will entertain the
Whist club at. her apartments IN the
Malloy ilaing day Sight
Son Is III
An infant sol, Of Or, and Mrs, F. N.
R9so is hi ii their home On Center
avenue ,Iri4 4
ttf ! Mrs. STroleIl Enfstthins. 9N
Ss Lee Troxell very pleasantly
ehte ffaihed few of her friends Tues
day night at her home on west
Eoarth street In honor, OF Miss Rose
Troxell who left YESTERDAY Tor Nor
.gantown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
NORTHERN CAPITAL COMING.

Little Rock, Nov. 1.-Two striking examples of the interest which is be- ing taken in Arkansas by capitalists of the Northern states, presented themselves in the Department of Agri- culture Thursday. A letter was receiv- ed from R. F. McMullin, Chicago tanker who visited Arkansas several months ago in company with other Northern bankers, stating that he had become intensely interested in the rice lands of Arkansas, and wanted all the information he could secure, as he in- tended to invest heavily in lands of that nature.
 Another letter came from Columbus Ohio. asking for information concern ing large bodies of land in the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
vote score of ese. 700 to 622. .2ae.

vote score of 6S9, 700 to 622, ,299.
 Using these figures as basis for argument and taking into considera- tion the fact that most stirring per sonal appeals have been made by all three of gubernatorial candidates, disinterested politicians were in- clined to place the state in the doubt ful column, or to slightly favor the Democrats in both the gubernatorial and national elections. Betting on the gubernatorial result reflected the latter designation tonight.
 The argument upon which the po- litical prophets have forecasted the victory of Democracy has been based upon the old one of a party united and party spli,. In Oscar s. Strauss, the Progressive candidate for governor of New York, however, the Bull Moosers have placed before the electorate a man who is sure to poll a tremendous vote.
 MT. Strauss has made his canvass of the state upon issues that reflect upon the integrity of the Republican and Democratic machine. He has come out unqualifiedly for woman's suffrage and other progressive re- forms and has besought his audiences to "forsake the yoke of the old par ties."
 All this has had tremendous effect upon both the presidential and guber- material vote, say his managers. They also state that he will run far ahead of the Bull Mooser presidential ticket and that his influence will help to swell the vote for Roosevelt.
 Against Strauss has been allied Congressman Sulzer Sulzer's con- gressional record and popularity make him a formidable opponent to Strauss Furthermore, he has for years ia vored the Jewish element, doing nota- ble work in taking up their cause 1T relation to the rejection of Jewish passports by RuSSla.
 Sulzers campaign managers predict
 that he will divide the Jewish vote
 with Strauss and that he will bt
 swept into office on Democratic
 landslide.
 The Republican, thcugh they ma,
 have made the usual claims to thu , state, seem to be sure of nothing saw that they will beat Roosevelt. Jol E. Hedges, their candidate for gover , nor, has made spirited canvass an
 has been we'll received wherever h has spoken. His managers clair that the unpopularity of Democrat , rule under Governor John A. Dix an tie equal unpopularity of Roosevelt whose gubernatorial candidate, pres ent Secretary of War Henry L. Stin !. son, was badly beaten in 1910, make their position strong one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
UNCERTAINTY IN
 NEW YORK STATE Personal Property of Candi- dates Will Have An I'm
 portant Bearing.
STRAUS HARD TO BEAT
State Looks Democratic, Though, And Vote Will Prove Strongest Eiec-
 ton Chart in History.

Albany, N. r., Nov. 2.-Perhaps never before in her history has New York politics presented such com plexity and uncertainty to politicians.
 In every county in the state the personal popularity of the national and state candidates of the various parties has influenced the voters to sobliterate party lines.
 It is probable, therefore, that the coming vote will prove one of the strangest election charts in New York political history. For instance the poll will probably show the Demo- cratic, Republican and Progressive gubernatorial candidates running fal behind or ahead of their national tick cts, while the national candidates themselves poll vote at odds witt all past voting performances in New York. The principal gubernatroia candidates are: Oscar s. Strauss Progressive; Job E. Hedges, Republi can, and Congressman Wllllam ouizef Democrat.
 Under normal conditions New Yorl has shown a slight Republican plu rality in gubernatorial and preslden tial elections. In 1900, for instance the Republicans boiled S21,992 vote against Democratic vote of 678,38 for president In 1902 in the stat election the vote was, Republican 665, ,15O, Democrat 656,347. In tn presidential election of 1904 the vot was Republican 859,513r and Demo < cratic 683,981, while the gubernatoria election of the same year was ac corded to the Republicans. In tn pubernatorial election of 1906. the Re publicans again scored, as they al ins the gubernatorial and presidents elections of 1908. The election 10 governor went to the Democrats by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
NOTICE!

Paving District No. 29, Main street. The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. 29 in the city of Pine Bluff has been plac- ed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess ment, and for legal penalties and cost. Given under my hand this 29th day of October, 1912.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office. City Hall, 9 a. ms to 12 m.
 10-29-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidnev and bladder troubles. removing gra- vel. cures diabetes, weak and lame backs. rheumatism, and all irregu- larisies of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulatea bladder troubles in children. If nn, sold by your druggists, will be sen
 by mail on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two month's treat ment and seldom fatfs to perfect . cure. Send for tsstimonials from this and other states B. w.. Hall
 2S2o Olive street. st.. Louis. Mo. Sold by .drugxistl. ' 1o.af-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
ONLY A FIRE HERO

but fhe crowd cheered, as, with burned hands, he held up small round box, "Fellows!" he shouted, "tai's Bucklen's Arnica Salye hold, has everything beat for burns" Right! also for bells, ulcers, sores, pimp,es, eczema, cuts, sprains, bruis- es. Surest pile cure. It subdues in flammation, kills pain. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03

-Tickfaw, La., Mrs. J. c. Oliver, writes: q am glad to recommend Foley K dney Pills. For eighteen months l suffered with kidney twauble' but I goa relief in three days after started taking Foley Kidney Pills. recommend them because I know from experience they are fine" w. l.. Dwoody. & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03

The state legislature and the con- gressional fight is as badly tangled as IS the gubernatorial and presidcn- tial struggle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03

This capitalist wants 100000 or 100000 acres of land in one tract, within fif- teen miles of the Rock Island rail- road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03

$1 90 makes you a member of bur Hc-sier Kitchen Cabinet Club. Beg 'ns Monday. Reap $ crawford Furni. ture Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-03
5000 Loads Oak Wood
 and Pine

Oak in load lot .50 Box Factory Wood all short
 lengths ............................... 1.25 Box Factory Wood, odd lengths $1OO Oak, Green, one load .25 Oak, Dry, one load ....-.x.-.............$1.5O We also sell to outside wagons. Office 1900 West 9th Ave. Phone 1573. Box Factory Wood & Tailor
 Shop.
The Washington times., 1912-10-14
MRS. WILSON BUYS
ELABORATE GOWNS
ON SHOPPING TOUR
Democratic Candidates Wife
Pays 5000 or $500 Each
for Seven Dresses.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. - Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson has just closed shop
ping tour In Philadelphia which, ac-
cording to several OF her intimate
friends. will result in providing her with
number of very handsome costumes.
suitable for important public entertain
ments.
The wife OF the New Jersey governor
and Democratic Presidential candidate
has regularly shopped In the Quaker
city for many years. but her, purchases
on this trip are said to have been some-
what more extensive and elaborate than
usual.
Though Mrs. Wilson Is as reticent as
her husband on all such personal sub
jects, It is learned that her purchases
have included the material for at least
seven gowns costing, so the experts In
those matters say, as much as $500 or
$500 apiece.
Each OF these costumes, according to
head OF the esta ablishment where they
were arranged for, will be sufficiently
elaborate for wear at any public func-
tion at the executive mansion at Tren-
ton. n. j., or elsewhere, and will, In
fact, compare well with many of the
dresses worn in Washington in the last
several years.
Her stock of furs. too. as we'll as hats
liberal manner by Mrs. Wilson. and
here again her close friends say that
she has overlooked nothing which would
add completeness to the outfit OF the
wife of a distinguished man OF affairs
who has been called upon to do much
official entertaining and may be called
upon to do even more in the future.
Good taste in dressing has always
been one of Mrs. Wilson's strong points
in the Judgment OF her friends. and
they say that she has more than vindi-
Gated all their most cherished opinions
IN that respect by her selection last
week at the establishments she has pa
tronized.
III making her shopping tour this fall
Is said to have expressed the opinion
that there is likely to be q Christmas
rush of buyers, and It Is best to get
the dressmakers, furriers, and milliners
Rt work In ample season.