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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
SOCIETY.
KINGS DAUGHTERS
GIVE MUSICALE
AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TUESDAY EVENING.
Excellent Program Rendered by
Wheeiinss Most Talented
Artists.

Wheelings most exclusive musical
critics were present Tuesday even
ing at the musical and literary enter
tainment given by the Junior Kings
Daughters OF the First Presbyterian
church in the lecture room OF the
church. The auditorium was crowded
and no fault could be found with any
of the numbers rendered even by the
most critical.
The program rendered consisted OF
some OF the best works OF the old
masters and both the instrumental
and vocal numbers were well render
ed. Mrs. Edward s. Romine render
ed the opening number of the evening
and interpreted the Caprice" by Les
ceizky in an able manner. Miss
Edith carp has been heard by many
Wheeling audiences and is always en-
thusically received. Mr.. Lawrence
Summers. one OF the leading violin
lists OF this city played selection
from Tschaiowski and was heartily
applauded at the conclusion. a Morn
ing Ride on a Street Car" was lifelike
in its rendition by Miss Mildred
Pracht and was followed by a duet by
Mrs. Romano and Miss Roe.
The vocal solo April Laughter" by
Mrs. +. W. Powellson. enabled her go
bring forth all the power and experes-
sion of which she is capable and her
efforts received their merit OF APP
plause. Mr. George Green who has
rendered selections at many OF the
popular concerts played two select
ions and was at his best on this oc-
casion. Child representations by
Miss Anne Beuter and a piano solo by
Mrs. Edward Stifel were commend
able and the program of the evening
closed with n vocal solo by Mr.. David
Crawford.
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Engagement Announced.

Miss Hulda Schwalb pleasantly en-
tertained a number OF her friends al
her home on North Main street, Tues.
day evening. Cards were the diver
sion and prizes were won by Miss
lrma Alexander, of New York, and
Miss Irma Schwalb. During the even
ing announcement was made OF the
engagement OF Miss Hulda Schwalb
and DIR. Lorris c. Tuholskz, OF 81.
Louis. Miss Schwalb is the charming
and attractive daughter OF MIR. LOUIS
Schwalb. OF this city. and has a hosI
OF friends in this city who will be de
lighted TO learn of her engagement
DR.. Tuholskz although of St. Louis Is
well known in this city having been
engaged here in the interest of the
anti-tuberclosis society. No date has
been set for the wedding. but an.
nouncement will be made in the near
future. Those present were: Misses
Anna Reichbloom. Anna Front, Mil.
dred Orenstein. lrma Schwalb. Gene
Orenstein. Flora lsenburg. Fannie
Schlessinger. Mrs. Harry Danburg.
Blanche Kraus. Julia Mayer and Hulda
Schwalb.
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s. n. c. Entertained.

Miss Freda Keller wns hostess 20
the members of the 5. II. &. society OF
Thomson VI. =. church at her home TN
the lslard Monday evening. An enjoy
able evening was spenc and refresh
M nts were served. Present were
Misses Gail Brown. Doris Ramsey.
Marie Pebler. Hazel Morrison. Nancy
HOFFMAN. Eugene Buerchstenunn.
Susan Gthman. Harriet Quay. Gladys
Keller. Bessie Uthman and Freda
Keller. Tho next meeting will he held
at the home Of Miss Susan Uthmau.
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sioner George F.. Boyd yesterday Felix

sioner George f. Boyd yesterday Felix
Lisak and Stanislaus Kick. natives OF
Pland. filed petitions for citizenship.
Jack Meskill. who with Jack Fitz.
gerald was arrested by the police.
charged with breaking into and rob
bling the residence OF Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor 2l69 Main street. yesterday made
full confession. Fitzgerald. II seems.
was not implicated in the crime. but
was with Meskill during the evening
Both men have checkered careers
Yesterday a petition for discharge
and an order of reference was filed in
United States district court by w. ID.
n. Smith. trading as the Tri-State
Supply company. Similar action was
taken in the matter of y. l.. Kimberly.
of Benwood. Judge Dayton will hand
down his decision within n short time
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police Court Last Night.

the TWO young men who assaulted the
proprietor OF the brunswick poolroom
on last Saturday evening. We're before
Mayor Williamson last evening and
Were fined 81 and trimmings or ten
days. Neither one having the kale
VII pu, the newt ten days IN with
Ialler Harrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
Thfrtieth Anniversary.

TIL" members OF the Mozart Singing
society will celebrate their thirtieth
anniversary Thursday evening. Febru-
airy s. The affair will be- "A supper.
concert and ball. and the musical
numbers will be rendered by Mrs. +.
s Fankhauser. Mr. Charles ZuIauf.
Mr.. Henry Matchmaker and Mr..
Thomas Bycott. Tn" committee in
charge is composed OF Conrad Bremer.
r iiofreut"r. William knoliinger. I'd.
ward Dichl and August Nolie.
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SUPERINTENDENT WORK
TO DELIVER ADDRESS.

Superintendent II. Il Work will be
one OF the speakers at the Ohio Valley
Superintendent Association meeting.
10 be held in Mingo Junction. Satur-
day evening The session will be
opened by an elaborate banquet at D
o'clock which vii! be followed by the
opening % the annual meeting OF this
association. one % the Ciief topics
90 be discussed will be the matter OF
iberalzing the studies % the seventh
and eighth grades
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MOUNDSVILLE
Declaration In Murphy Suit Filed

Yesterday afternoon before Circuit
Clerk Victor +. Myers the declaration
III the suit for $4,000 brought by
Charles !. Murphy Of McMcchen
i@riast ". y McMechcn. a wealthy
citizen al McMcchen. for alienation
80 hi wifes affections. the praec!pe
'rr which waS nlcI On January I@th.
Na- lied by Attorn's aMrtin brown
'uur-". Tor the plain'i~ TIL. declara
Hrr '- lengthy one. takinE Up over
.'f fyp'Wrffsn pages
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Pension for Es-Sbab

IIIFKNN, I'D Nv IN no contest
OF Great britain and Russia the
Persian government. through the Rus
sian c"ncUl at Astrahad will inform
III" cN-Shah. Mohammo1 All Mira
that 10 Is willing ." allow him pension
and grant amnesty To- his adh.rcnts
on condition that h. quit Bcrsia with
rut d.laN
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Valentine Dance.

Miss Maude Spooner Becker will on
terrain with valentine dance Friiay
evening at tho l>lar6 club rooms for
h"T advanced aud fCimcr pupils. IRE
programs are in the form OF an en-
graved valentine with an appropriate
verse Enclosed. and are very artistic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07

Tn" twenty annual
meeting Of the Womans Hos
pital Association. will h. held
on Friday. February .. a. - 30
O'Clock. A. the Nurses Home.
for The purpose az 'lcCfing 81
fc"rs. and DO. cN"cu'iye com
fri'''e. and 'raasac'irg anv
other hl-in"-+ 'aa- may come
before o.
Mr. y l. Hr'f.r. president
Mrs. b o. Li-f. -..re'arv
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Announce Enosoe-ert.

MORGANTOWN. " Va. Feb. G.
Announcement vas made to-day OF
the coming marriage Of Elizabeth vii
son. accomplished daughter Of DIR.
and Mrs. A. X whi,ehiIl. 10 Dr. Carl
Hill. OF the west The wedding will
be solemnized February 20. ana a big
reception will be rendered the bride
to-be. DIR. Whitehill is a professor in
the university. and the coming bride
is one OF Morgantown's most popular
young ladies'.
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the Calvary Epworth league. will be
given at the First ward school hall
auditorium. The Wilbur Starr Quar-
tet company will bo the attraction.
and they come very highly recon-
mended from every city they have ap.
peared in heretofore
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FOR THE CHILDREN
To Keep Their Digestion Perfect
Nothing Is so Safe and Pleasant
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Trial PACKAGE Sent Free

Thousands OF men and women have
.ound Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the
safest and most reliable preparation
for any form OF indigestion or stom-
ach trouble.
Thousands Of people who are not
sick, but are we'll and wish 10 keep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07

Many skaters from up-the-river
towns were own last evening enjoying
the fine skating which is 10 be had at
the artificial lake at the campgrounds.
The new interior decorations to the
II. V. V, club rooms Ia rapidly near.
ing completion and when finished will
make a very attractive appearance
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and r.sic Re.r-shzerrs u@r- s~rr..
a. s-4sonabi- ho1r- Fr-z-rf --r--
Nis-s- h-sste Jok1son. Ada Nicer.
hAfhertn> Moore. Alma Sobanssi.
Ruth Hir-s. Heien Johnsor. NAY
s-nn-. kh~a senne. Mary BieaeIle.
Rhea Goodwin.
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RiDcwAV IS WADE
RoCs ISLAND oFFIcER

CHICAGO. fet a hifEway
So today elected s-rrnf wee presf
1--- 90 fhe Ct'raEr Eork Isla-f auc
fa..rr "a -ra- rrEr1rg % 100
"a 90 tl- 20 MS tl-e.-crs 20 Ns~
20 Irr
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Will Give Turkey Sumner

The ladies of the Hebrew Benevol-
ent society. will give turkey supper
in the vestry of the Eoff street tenn
pie tomorrow evening and the affair
gives promise of being both successful
and enjoyable. The supper will be
served from $50 to 1880 o'clock and
a very elaborate and tempting menu
has been provided with turkey as the
piece de resistance. The ladies in
charge of the affair are: Mrs. Lou
.Swabacker. chairman: Mesdames Leo
Wolff. Henry Somehow. Ben l.. Baer.
f. Hanauer. !. Front, Leon Stein. Al
bert Rice. Sol Mayer. Leon klee.
August Duga. Harry Frank. Sylvan
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Tho Eon I.on Girls entertained at
'he hofu" a. Miss Rh"a Goodsiu. aus
Eon street. Tuesday evening and 4
social evening was sr-rf ir games
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A, o. a. Euchre.

A. o. n. Euchre.
This evening in ST. Mary's school
hall at Thirty-sixth and Wood streets.
the members OF Mullen division
Ancient Order OF Hibernians will en-
terrain with euchre and the affair
promises to be- 10th successful and in
teresting. A large number OF tables
will be engaged in the play and hand
some prizes will be awarded the sue
cessful contestants. In addition a
door prize of s. will be awarded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07

Blum. julius Horkheimer. BERNIE
Baer. Joseph II. Baer. A. l.. Kraft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-03

ether communities. It is an article of universal interest and importance. Another valuable article in the Fe')- ruary Companion is one entitled "The Girl With a Voice." ir which pro- fessional opera singer gives graph ic account of the long road that young women must travel who seek a must cal c3reer. It is an article filled with facts about actual eases. Other in- teresting articles in the number are: The Little Princess" a character sketch of the only daughter of the Emperor oi Germany; .'Fhe Lost Aph- rod te of Knidoz," Outdoor Photo g.aps a. Night," "Swe thearts and Wivas,' "The H althy Baby" ard a sermon by Charles E. Jefferson, pas ter of the Broadway Tabernacle iii New York City.
 The dressmaking and hou-ek~ep ing departments ar, as u1aal, filled with interes:in facts and practical suggestions. Grace M. Gould, who conducts the ftshicn department, con- :ributes ar. ar,ic'e this month ent.t- led "Wha. Men are Wearing
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SOLITARY CHINAMAN
 MAKES A LAUNDRY
United s1a.cs Supreme '"oaraa Set. ties Peculiar Rut Much Mooted
 Point in C.sa of Interest.

Helena, Mcn.., Feb. 2.-"To Helena w'tl the courts" is, in effect, t.e opinion enter aimed of the judiciary by Quong Wing, wa-hee-wa-hea man. w,lo is today about the sorest man T the state of Montana. In the opinioi of the supreme court of the Un,te> Stat: Quong Wing i. not merely a wa: :he5-washeo man, but whole laundry in himself. What paeves ouong especially is thae the court d. ,ided t,at while an Oriental is laun dry, q was.erwoma2, white or black. IS net.
 Montana imposes an annual tax 0 s10 for the right to conduct laundry in the state. Quong objected to pay ing this assessment, holding that as he does all his work by hand he is not a laundry. He pointed to the hun. dreds of women who take in" wash ing without paying tax, and declar ed that his occupation was the samJ as theirs. The Montana courts faile1 to uphold his contention and the stub born Quong carried his case to the United States supreme court at Wash ington, which upheld the finding oi the local courts. Justice Lurtca alone dissented from the opinion of his col leagues, and Quong got enc ray O comfort cut of the fact that at lea,' one learned and able justice believed thas he was ret l7urdry. In tN:, VI antime, the yellow human laundr' $ washing and ironing away somo twenty hours a day to rega n the mo- ney be eypenied in his long lcga, 5si.tle.
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The February Woman's
 Homo Companion

The February Woman's Home Com paCion contains remarkable sho", story emitted The Way by Julie, Wilbur Tompkins. It is & story theS has aroused a tremendous discuss o ]. over the Question as b how much ot d sacrifice one woman could or would have the righ. to mske for her fri nj who is ia trouble.
 In the same nunsesr there are e3v- eral articles wcrtsy of special ccm ment. One, entitled "TEe Open Ma ket in Des Moins S." is 9 report Of 2 movement in Iowa which has already reduced the cost of living in several cites and towns of that state and ems to cffer suggestion to mary
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MRS. <. M, HDCkENHULL'S
 EMBARRASSING PAKLORS

Your attention is called again to our modern hairdressing parlors. We can give you the latest New York, London and Parisian monthly fash ions in hairdressing. Will restore your gray hair to it's natural color without dyeing it. Also treat the feet for all kind of corns and bunions. Special attention is given in scalp treatments, shampooing, massaging. and the manufacturing of human hair goods. We lead because we cater to high class trade only. At the same place-102 Pine St. Phone 1888.
 2 1 I'm.
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THE HOWELL GhotERfc coMpAN Main St. Store Phone<57l.
 Lakeside Store pEcne 1S...

Nothing can compare with 8 Bucks White Enamel oven Gas Kang- It can't rust. Sold by Reap x Craw- ord Furn. Co. If
 You should see the Rock Island Improved Impiem. nt line-we have the factory eXpelt here all this week call and see u3--put your hands OH the goods and ask questions and fioa out all about them.-Cleyeland-Mat- thews Hardware @. If.
 Upon. going to the chicken house yesterday morning to let the chick ems out to faS d them, Mr-. Julius Mi chaels, S x,h avenue and Tennessee street, discovered that somebody else had bsen there first and every chick en, several hens and one rooster, were missing. It is supDo.ed that a thief had entrecd t.e premise-. during the nigaa@: and stole tae chickens.
 Ask anybody wto has seen the. Rock Island Impi -.aent line and they will tell you it is the best-the T. B. x. Sulky blow is, d wonderland the Lone Star Cultivatcr cannot be 3sa! en for goed pc hts 1or the low pri < at which we will sell you.-Clcvelana- Matthews Hardware Go. ii
 Steamer Grand in c'.arse of Cant II. c. Daniels has entered the trada regularly between Pine Bluff and NJ mrhis, leaving the lattsr pu't ev cry Tuesday, and Pine Bluff every Friday. The Grand will also make regular tr ps from Pine Bluff up the river as high as Plum Bayou, return ing the same day in time to leav3 Pine Bluff on the regular departing hour, 12 o'clock, Fridays.
 The rain on Sunday prevented our hauling Rock Island Implements out to demonstrate them, but we Eav the man from the factory here all tho week and he can tell you all about the-come in and see the goods and let the expert tell you what they wi;l do to lessen your work-he will an swer all your questions-and we will tell you some good news about the low pr.ces.-Cleveland-Matth tthews Hardware Co. tf : James Phelps, white man, was arraigned before United States Com missioner A. L. Burnett yesterday af- ternoon on a charge/N selling whis- key without license, in Grant coun- ty. Phelps was hound over to await the action of the federal grand jury and bond fixed at s250. Phelps was brought here by Danutv 1T g. Nor shal Darlington, of Little Roci. Phelps has just f'nished serving F sentence in Gront cnurty f,~ vioi's ton of the sta'e 'a~s crd will ROW have to answer to ITrcle S:m
 Will Gray ard I'm Cumm.ps, ns- groes incarce~ated in tse c'ty 1ai,, were searched vns s.er5av by City De -tectiye J. l.. McR"~rctt for so, wh'c : was stolen from VII B9-G1n. aneta- CT negro prison the~a earlv yesterday morning. Tho rcar had "srlit tHe money" and h-,1 tied it Il" in their un- derwear. Parson was locked uo ( few hours hcs..~- tho robbery on z
 
 charge of d's.urh're tNe neo"r aa, while he wac +elc-r n the jail. h. was "torc.ed.' Tn. ano-ev was IT, turned to it's owner yesterd,v. after he had paid fine and was released.
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f+ .. :,
 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE .s s++ |. 4 ++*++ ++*+++++*+*A + .s

Union Barber Shop, 140S E. 7th. Rolfe Smith. proprietor. 1 2s 6t
 Rlck's Natural Gas Ranges are best because they last longer.-Real q Crawford Furn. Go. U
 Bucks Great White" Enamel Lined Natural Gas Ranges are best te- cause they can't rust. Reap and Craw- ford Furn. Co.
 Ut makes the hens lay. Green { ground bone. Ground daily on ou. electric grinder. Ask us about it, Alexander Grocery Co.
 KID GLOVES cleaasd at reduced prices on account of rev and improv- ed method d-Caver's Dry Cleaning x Dye Works. 1 20 In
 Clock Repairing Speciality. Any kind: any make. Clocks called for, repaired and delivered promptly Phone 39S. A. G. KAHN & CO.,, Jew elers, 412 Main Street. 1-14-1m
 Rev. J. w. Rowland, pastor of Carr Memorial church, addressed the men at the noon hour shop Nleeting yesterday The Cotton Belt quartette sang several huymns. The meeting was well attended.
 mad dog belonging to a negro family living at No. 903 West Pullen street, caused considerable excite n1ent in that neighborhood yesterday afternoon The police were notified and Patrolnfan Doc Satterfield was sent to the house and shot the dog,s Have you seen the Rock IslatI :, mplenent display at our st, stsS, ,,re 2
 .@s9 +fs ~s.,'oi : T6ese farm impfemehts do twice as much work with same amount of help. Call and let the expert from the fac tory explain the goods-it costs yoa nothing eveland- Matthews Hard ware Co. tf. decree was issued yesterday by Chancellor J. M. Elliott in the cease of Myrtle Israel against Dr. I. :FP Israel, in which the plaintiff ask ed for a divorce, custody N their child and alimony, all of which was { granted to- Mrs. Israel, with $40 a month alimony. Dr. Israel formerly { practiced medicine in this city but $ $ now said to be a representative of a X 4drug firm.
 IL. A Markham, commissioner of Agriculture of the Iron Mountain railroad, who was invited to make an address here before the meeting of thds truck growers which will be held in this city on February 6, in let ter. to the real estate exchange stat .r ed that he would not be able to be present as he had an engagement on < that date at Monticello. MT. Mark ham heartily endorses the movement and will send one of his assistants, SC. O. Carpenter, to deliver an ad dress.
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WANTED

300 pair or Shoes to half sole Sew ed soles 75c, nailed soles 65c. Other work in proportion. Also wanted 500 Suits to clean and press on our sani- tary steam presser. Ladies suits giv- en special attention. VARIETY SALES AND REPAIR O.
 Joe Durham, Mgr. Phone 1884, 108-110-112 Chestnut 1 13 I'm.
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2-SHOWS NIGHTLY

Admission, Matinee, 10c. Night 15c.
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ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS.

;ewing Machines, Cash Registers, 'ypewriters, Clocks and Watches. All york guaranteed. Our prices are req ,onahle. Bicycles Sold. Rented and 'enai!ed. All Work called for and delivered.
 Variety Sales z Repair Co. 10 Chestnut St. Phone 1C3l
 JOE DURHAM. Mgr.
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Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S C A s TT o RlA A
NOTICE.

We have a new man as drive in the East End, so we will kindly ask our ustomers to phone us if he should fail to call for your laundry.
 American-Excelsior Laundry C.
 1.31-6t
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LOST.

strayed from my residence Thurc- day n!sht, a white and blue marked. r.lewellan set.er rrppy. male, abo',i five months old Answers to tce name of "Dick." Please return anl get reward. 4. ?. CRa.x. ? 2 Ct.
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 Miss Lillian Morris i,as returned from a visit with friends in Pine Bluff-Stuttgart Arlansawyer.
 -WANTED-1O well dressed, rnen for the stage, "Everywoman'' rrodac- ton at the Els Theatre Monday, { D. m. 2-3-ot.
 Bucks White E:ameled ovens Ii Natural Gas Ranges are nun-rust- able. Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn Co. If
 A message received yestord2y from Rochester, M m, states t.at W B. Saunders, prominent employe Of t'le Eamme't Grocer Company, who recently entered the famous Mayo BrcG., sanitarium, h. d Leen operataa on for appendicitis and kal Witt, stood t.e operation we'll.
 A letter WIS received vest I'd y 5y Secretary spaulding of tho C''arl CT of Commere', from w. J. Boyle, as sis ant agricultural agent Of the Cot ton Belt, statig taat he will attard the meeting of the truck growers wsi will he held n his city Tuesday, February 6.
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Phone
 No. 1O32 for Bargains in Real Els tate, both improved or unmproved. PINCHBACK TAYLOR Insurance Agency.
Insurance Agency.


 Mrs. J. P. Angell, who has been very il for aeySrat> days is inorov- ing.
 Bucks White Enamel lined Gas tange ovens are the longest lived toves maae.--Reap & Crawford Furn. Co. ss. -WANTEC-10o we'll dressed x3- mn fo- the stage "Everwoman" pro- 34uotion al the Elk's Thsatre Monday, 4 D. m. 2-3--t. -ouy a Backs Natural Gas hanse and you will have sat4stactlcn and long lived stove.-keap @ Crawt.rc Furn. Co. If. The skating runk at No. 5 9 Main street, G. A. Nixon, n-ronriet7 opened Thursday night a,,a Q 1.,oo number of skaters we ,sno.oat we, Hams orchestra of six nieces furnish ed the music fc-~ ,,.-.,,,,a,,4 'ices oi outter Higher Than It Ever
 ,s Has Been.
 sS,ter has reached the highest p.thSSSce known in years which will cause G.he public to look for substitute. We have it in our Butterine. Almost equals butter anyway and so much cheaper. Only BOG per pound. Try if opoo opd bo onpvfp cod-
 Shipments of FresR Oysters e.ery day
 Fish every FI A
 Dressed ERls Ips. THE HOWELL GhocEKhc COMPANY
 Main St. Store Phone<57l.
 Lakeside Store pkcne lS...
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PIIps arr:: iu ' to IT Navs.
 Your druggist refund money f 'ase of ltch,ng. Blind. Bleeding o, orotruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 5cc