davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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French Nainsook Underwear

Drawers trimmed with .laces
and embroiderics, some with
meelallions and double rows of
laces, medium and circular,
open and closed; cannot be du-
plicated for less than Si.25 to
S1.50; Thalhimer's price.
Nainsook and Longcloth
Combination Suits-Skirt or
Drawers, trimmed daintily with
laces and embroiderics; worth
81 25 and l.50; sizes 81 to "A;
choice
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a lot Of Y and High Neck
Gowns, sold heretofore for csc
and Si.25; these go on sale for.
100 dozen Children Drawers,
with tucks and hemstitched
hem, good grade Of muslin, size
2 to II years; choice.
Children's Skirts, with bands,
? to - years, with hemstitched
ruffles, also some Princess Slips
and Gowns among the lot;
choice $500. !.
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Children's Millinery
A Specially at Thalhirner's


Nobby Hats small
rom2 to 49,
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Swiss Edgings and Insertions at Bargain Prices

zoe Fine Swiss and Cambria Insertions in
dainty new STYLES; sale price, 15c and 1850.
Hundreds Of yards Of Swiss and Cambria
Insertions, worth SOC and ;'5c yard; sale price,
l7c and i9c.
Fine Swiss and Cambria Edeing, i to o
inches wide large variety OF patterns 10 select
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All-Over Ernbroideries

soc Allovcr Embroidcrics, - inches wide
in new and dainty patterns; sale price, 39c.
15c .Allovcr Embroidcrics in beautiful large
opcnwork patterns, also small dainty patterns;
sale price, SOC.
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The Seasons New Silks

36-ineh Heavy Weight Wash Silks, 81
in neat stripes; per yard. ............ "
2o-inch Plain and Fancy Seco Silks,
in dark grounds, with white dots and I {
figures; per yard Observation-Disclosures.
24-inch silk Pongec. in II street and
evening shades, also black and white; u
SOC value; per yard Observation-Disclosures. L.
36-inch and 27-inch Chiffon Tai
feta, light and dark colors, extra CT
good value for the price; per yard. ID L 81
j6-inch Striped and Bordcrcd Ct
Foulards the yard ........ - L ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

loc Embroidery Gallons, all beau
tiful new patterns, for :. ..t....
soc and 35c Fine Embroidery Gal.
looms; thousands Of yards to choose
from; sale price, lie and
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from; regular l5c and loc values for SC, 1oc
and l2I!c.
Elegant Cambria Edsng, from - to is
inches wide; all exquisite new patterns and
worth soc, 35c and ioc per yard; sale price
i7c, l9c and 25c
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Fine Swiss Flouncings,

27-inch Fine Swiss Fiouncine, regular
SOC value; sale price, 29c.
69c quality; sale price, SOC.
si.oo Beautiful Swiss Flouncing full ~
inches wide; sale price 69c.
si.,5 Beautiful Flounenss, very hnc quality,
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81 90 AlIovcr I:rnbroideres, in over fifty new
and pretty designs, full width; sale price, 75c
and 69c.
$500 Swiss. Nansook and Cambria .Aoycr
Embroidcrea dozens Of pretty new styles TO
select from; sale price, S1.25 and $3.50.
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Monday Sale Of Floor Coverings

Spring Rugs and the importation of High
clsewh
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full 81 inches wide; sale price, 75c and soc.
$3.50 FIonncings. 81 inches WIDE a beau
tiful quality material sale price, Csc.
Embroidery Skirt Flouncings As inches wide,
worth 75c yard; sale price, SOC.
ii.inch Flouncing. beautiful in quality, st.5o
value; sale price, csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

4o.ineh Grenadine pink, light blue,
violet, Kings blue plum, navy black TX
and white; only, the yard. ........ ICC
4o-nch Crepe Meteor pink light
blue, violet. Copenhagen, gray, navy. CT D0
black and white; per yard u AeUU
2lnch silk Fouarels, about 50 90
pieces TO select from. iSc value - O1C
SOC Black and White Checks. in tai. 90
eta and lousine per yard. ....... CIC
7Sc Fancy Failc. in II shades, in
GLIDING black and white: for limited 20
time only Observation-Disclosures. OCC
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The New Embroideries

Shirtwast Front Embroiolcrics, in
s "ss p sHa pretty patterns q v'''e so
Exquisite Shirtwaist Fronting, large var
si.oo and sl.25 values; sale price. ...
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soc and soc Swiss Embroidery Gal
looms, large range Of patterns, extra fnc
quality; sale price, 25c and. .,...
75c Baby Irish Embroidery Gal
looms; sale price
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designed
fashionable
found
American
help the model
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Waists, Exceptional Values

Several new styles in Fan.
cy Lingerie Waists, hand en-
broidcrcd, Cluny trimmed,
$500 values. at. !:
Chiffons and Cream Lace
Waists, made over net, the
new styles. at j. .
Very Effective Waists in
all colors of chiffon com.
hined with shadow laces. a,
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Every Woman Knows

hat her gown appear Its best there must be
perfectly smooth foundation underneath The "DeBevose
figure forming Brassere is the ideal dress foundation
the matter
what position the the De Bevo completely hides
wise well fitting large Of models
Ihalhmer's Corset Department % $3.50.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-17
EXHIBIT IS NOW READY
Aefitutarsi md Fsot epsaiwsnf % -
nspiaysa ~ harvest Jubiss %
Us shippsa Faday

tlnai ~ fhe snrrim.us ~ ssfi.a'fufai
anf frui prdHfa fhef ril if aispis
IS IA fhf hHnrsi laNiisf io son An
ienla from Aufees sNanif base already
hssn received t3 Faftfar ~ ~
rIahf ~ ttr Ctmmfrelai rlm Tho
eshlbii uiu 81 shipped 81 etperH ~
esn Antonio - fNUedsf ana 81 81.
rsrFed 80 ihs oIaNHF al, rtiHf1af
Net ie
while ne fshihli sill noe 30 large
t b esAsffsd ftsf sare nlue fihNtna
ali b. aansrsi "a ihs narffsi iaidife
some nns spel iwans ~ afHnfrs. daies
END farn trodHeis hhf, peen ststfu
tled Tts srhlhii wii hf "a rheses "a
serfstar inata ni ihs lsblff roefe
tary niaht All leave FRIDAY raf raf
Anforlo 4. . ce'ilEF fics preaiden'
- tbs hsftrpi iahil's sna ebaifmen y
the Nusefs ceuutg eEnquii copmi,tsf
viH lsats 80 frlsaY night afeosrpsp.
80 ~ aihef msi9hfrs ~ the lofsl cam.
mitfrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

Taft To- not have decided az tII- tr1e
Upon q successor Co Mr.. Ecid. % - IN
q, rSto14 That be- viii nt co.. place Vitu-
90 - few week The president regards
90" diplomatic Problems iu which ibis
'ounfr, and Great Britain are at yIrss ut
tutauEl'd as t1u important Co leave the
ultf1 states ufTFTfs tut-t even for a
.sw months at ths court of So James.
81 tfhiu tH. nest few days srt probably
sur4rg has tril' q" Panama fFs rr'-i .ur
VIII scan carefully names Do considers
available for tho post. ufi .l f.Hulu.tfIuu
utsy ts sent tp fIH rsr.tts early ia the
tsJT The president i- uud. stood TO
&C. hopeful that the SENATE VIII confirm
~ nomination for thus umua- .Iaufshi y
- lich DO s'rd- iu 90 Del th. Gus tom
Cor diplomaf- holding import one Ius o.
Co.. resign with change or adfuIpi~tfaL-
fnu AMI Therefore the president be-
D ewes that The Democrats would have
rc object % holding up an appointment
vhirh 90 best wuJld hr only Tor "a few
.ruufis.
Gro ftr last two sears there have been
frequent reruff- tfat fr' president r1r-
trmrlated rtplt'Irg Nr. Reid 20 London
" ifh former NIra-i Pre- -idsut charles vs..
Fslrbaukr. th.t John ftasz Hammond.
stsc.sl HuitH-sauHr fI.m fH" United
states 90 fNs cremation OF ttforEr s..
would DO appointed .twbase stdur ana
Q. 90 other we'll known Republicans Uf
wealth had been talked about for the
ruaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16
Free ConSVitstien. ESsminstion ard
Al Treatments 20 Al Starting
Treatment Before Dee 25tn
COST OF MEDICINE
ONLY CHARGE
Al Pretent Patients g Receive SUB
stsntiai Reduction as Their
Christmas Fift

T. - decidedly novelty for q psy-
siclsu or PHYSICIANS Zoo 2n. every
pstieu, d Christina sift ana. be- fact.
the process is usually reversed The
I nited DO,tor-. the expert specialists
Nho have their Wheeling institute ON
the second floor OF the M,Lain
Building. at - TV-If,h street. near
Mark-' street have made the re-
markabl' Offer related above The
Oner H. that consultation. -AaIHina lion
and all treatments Will be given free
. texcepi for bare cost of the medicines
usedJ 10 all new patients accepted for
treatment before Christmas DAY This
does no. simply mean that The new
patients are 10 obtain free treatment
only for this short time. but II ;h-y
start treatment before Dec - they
will b. treated free tcNcept medicine
COST until they are entirely we'll Al
the Present patients OF the United
/ Doctors are to obtain either a direct
refund Of par money paid. a sub
s'antial reduction IN their futLr,
treatment or extra treatment with ~
J charge even FOR medicines
/ The fact that this remarkable Offer
was To- be- made has been rumOred
hANNANA 'hN wy AN'A NAAf AaFA wv lNN =
and has aroused much curiosity and
wonder The United Doctors reason
/ for the offer now. however. will be OF
deep interest 10 all the sick and ailing
and Incidentally show why the United
/ Doctors have gained tho esteem o,
every community in which they have
b Institutes and there are many United
Doctor institutes In cities Of the
4 United States
: Tho United Doctors system OF
medicine is different from all others
/ They have United" the three separate
methods or medicine. Nj. The Allo-
PathiC Homeopathic and Electric and
made one system Of treatment from
a il. whereas the ordinary doctor is q
Student Of only one Of the above sv.-
| tens and PRACTICES only one Of thcs..
systems The result is the proven.
/ ton oi iunumerable operations for a
f person can often be cured bv one sys-
ten OF medicine readily with medi-
zines. whereas with another system
/ their cure m ght requiry surgery. The
+ United Doctors never use the knife or
operate for with this United" system.
which also includes scores or their
, own secret formulacs and remedies.
they find IL needless Then again. the
patient has without cost tho services
and knowledge Of all the United
physicians. as a regslllr oorrespon-
cence il kept I'D between the Offices
pertaining to all obscure or difficult
diseases In each ofiice The value q.
this unchanged for service can hardly
Ice estimated TO the patient who has
possibly formerly treated for years
: with innumerable doctors and obtained
no relief
The United Doctors business moth
DDS are as different as their wonderful
system OF medicin" and is based on a
/ Policy Of Give Every Patient Spe.
c!alists' Service. the Best aud Pures'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16
UNITED DOCTORS CHRISTMAS
GIFT TO SICK AND AILING

Medicines. Never operate and Make
th. Suafl.-f Charrr Fo~~ bic Con
s.st'ut With the Gaze. The system
o. medicine used and tte business
policy mentioned has swept o." uited
Doctors 20 success all over tAe couu-
o.!
The United Doctor. Ia the last nine
months. have. rad near.y 5000 patients
e. fr. Nh,.lne institute. ~ -
Twelfth street. and III spite Oi The dire
predictions uf pcs simirtlc aui Qu-s-
uouabie enemies who "a one t.u" en-
doavorcd % discrsdt the new system
Of medicine. the United Doctors sue
cess. instead 81 waning. vastly iu-
creased Tie United Doctors accept
10 !ncurablc eases FOR treatment How.
ever many cases deemed incurab,r
under old methude ~ treatment are
quickly cured with tre United treat
m.nt The. greatest outstanding point
in proof OF the merits ot The new treat
meut is the TACT that out OF the vast
number Of Patients the United Doc
tors have hal and haye-tEere has not
been one single death or patient
while under their treatment They
have not signed n single death Ger
tificatc in spite az the fact they get the
most difficult auI chronic cases and
especially invite chronic sufferers 70
nv the United" treatment to show
what IL can do even after all others
have failed 20 help them.
'ilI 'rsd- OF testimonials from all
over the country and from Ohio and
..... ,.i=uIl has, appeared in these
,. Do. almost daily. informing the
- uU4ng Tho fol
..~4uE testimonial. given the United
Doctors yesterday. again shows what
Is being done for tho sick IN the
Wheeling institute
Wheeling. ". Va. Dec. -. 1912
ITO the EAblic.
Il have been very, very sick for a
long time In fact. IL IL two year
or more. and during this time CON
stIntly suffered with stomach trouble
ierTibl,. headache and constipation.
was iu such bad shape ! could not
drink water without serious trouble
finally had TO practically do without g.
! had 10 appetite whatever and 10 I
should eat over . few bites AZ a time
would Vomit. The palms after eating
made mo miserable NJ night I could
not La down ~ all and sleep. 50 I
'' ~I IlAII'U w. ia 81 'Ndlt Al
nights. dropped 10 eighty one
p,...u~ 100 weight This. with my con
stipatioH. was my condition before be
ginning the United poctors' treatment
a few months ago
Now | am entirely well and have
gained greatly in weight. / drink
without hesitation al the cold water 7
want. cat what want and sleep m bed
without being propped ZIP even there.
never yomit now apd have had only
one slight headache since starting
treatment. Nv bowels work peCcctly
This statement ~ made for publica-
ton. as II D. my wish to direct all sui.
ferers TO the United Doctors
80 y. Fifth 81. Martins Ferry. O
OSigned) MRS Go. COOPER
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. diseases OF the nerves.
blood. heart. liver. kidneys. bladder.
skin. spine. including rheumatism.
paralysis. epilepsy. foi're. gall stones.
rupture. catarrh. deafness. asthma.
eczema. rectal and lung troubles.
dropsy. Brights disease and diabetes.
neuralgia. loss 81 ncrv" force and dis
eases Of women and diseases OF men.
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16
JOINT MEETING
HELD TONIGHT
IN sCHmULBACH BUILDING BY
BUSINESS MEMS ASsOCfA-
TON. BOARD OF TRADE
For the Purpose Of Acting Upon
Worknan's CONFORMATION Bill
TO Give Wage Farmers
Chance.

There VII he n Joint meeting This
evening in the rooms Of rho whe,nns
business Mems Ass"ci.| Iona in DO"
S,hmuibach building 70 art upon the
WOrkingmau'a grmnr usati0u 1900.
which ls rccommcrd'd o. %" passed
a. Pho coming session of Tho West
virginia LEGISLATURE. The att is 90
give the wiire earrors fair chan.
and place them uu common -r"uul
and all the wage .1rr.ra ar" iu favor
~ the bill Tho hil Del alrracr to
protect all wars sHrr.rs nri make
their hours and waErs more srstou1I-
&c.. The meeting VIII DO q Joint one
~ tho NNnneiiuy business Mems Aa-
sociafIDu. Wheeling Board ~ Trade.
West Virriria Board n Trade and frr
ohio valley Trades mi labor Assem-
liv ana promises O" Do quite irf'r.7-
ting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16
WORK FOR YOUR OWN
POCKET NOW AND THEN

OF the money YOU expect
TO pay we shall Try TO leave a
few dollars in your pocket
after you have made the pur.
chase.
As to the suit YOU expect to
get-we will try to give Won
one that is a little better han
you hoped for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

Il
lie was greatly exhausted. but the at
iendins physicians got the paroxyisfna
eno"r control ana lst,r held 90. hope
did not regain his strength. aud on sun
dHF morning "a was seen that he was
'nEinS. Mrs. Reid and Mrs ward. who
'No been in constant attendance since
ms condition lecame serious. were
-ut .fnoi.'d. Ito soon lapsed into uu,pu-
.ci"u-u'sS. and lay quietly until the
"nu came
His Official life.
Whi;eIsV Reid. Vho r1rrc 20 E.-,arl
In 'Ho5. spent some busy years nos. The
iiVi"wstr duti's are not so heavy 90
Ion ton as AZ SOME fosfs hut social. the
Ain'rl an sWuassador la Nsry mu,l .u
demand. AMI - moro frc41cntfv called
up"f 90 deliver spec h"s Hud H1drcs-c-
80 Tue other amnassadorE
dr"-s~s Particularly those dellteffi 90
the iniVetaiiN. ana HE work began long
"ef'Ie others IN his position would be
asst. Ifr dictated o. Iris rrtarr ~
wrote for several hours before goir. to
HI" embassy. Wnsr" 10 YES regular 100
attendance until illness Nertu.k MN.
"ud Hcr' spent another three hpur- re-
'"if irE visitors AMI attending 60 official
CORES pon1ence
one 90 tho lasf ~ to aill.sza. ,or.s
letters WAS written December g. o. I..,l-
.rf Donald. editor nr tho ff4Ir fIrnr.t ie.
Hr| fUs-Hper - me turu.fffe- ~ ffe
Nu- american peHce '-rt~nsrt. o. Doe
% 1m finding once more this wess 90 ~
fi ~rr BIS never q rnrt-nlert moment fnr
icing 30. uuf nothing has fruIIisI mo
go wrrI since fine breakdown fIrar uH
Four weeks ego that follow rd ms coy sr-
Worr n tue autumn ari early winter as
~ I'afn now that the phys. iars u.lf no.
.on-"nt 90 rly attending iUe publ. ucst-
NIX go ffr MANSION IDuer Co Irip |ual-
Ei-1fe -'nr movement f1r ssic1r3t ug
'Na r IlredfH aur4vsrsHr. 90 t,a.. ...-
frfr" urr fuo tuurfr|nu eFfe. r.. ~.
Wis tu DO present re au4e r regal fI...
TF 900 o.. euf - arur.rpHs Iuruorfln. a and
7 f.ITi fHaf failure f0 E..e DO s.ftr o.
e'rUrafinu 80 alou'1 etIaIferre ono Of.
i"r..Hr 0f fle whole world vuIid 10 a.
0r.'ue
sfstoh Of witsIar Reid.
Nf4iHr RED. diplomat gu1 In..ru
Iaf rts born af Neria. p D.i aitar O..
isrt CO. vas tie son m Robert .tarf-
fHn arl Marian tftonrfdsf a: - ue
sE' - ta ears. EiHduafr1 from
Nfffn. rff"rs.f'. uVf1rd 80. u fI fHr
degree ur D. ans rec vstrs '1fe- re-
Efetr 90 A " we're entered upar tiri
hr fre follow irc colleges and In-flfr-
tinr. - learning ,.fr - Nev work
ir-.. IH-f-1p 49,. 1873 o. r. o. Miami
fsFf 90. r.efrr. 1900. rnfe 1901. t'.fn-
Nr'IEe. .HNf -f Anfrsv's f..- Nan.
chester 1908 20 ' g.. DrfrrH 1901. Dr
ArfI co. fsEf To- married F'I7arofiI.
T. Gs r.ter ~ d. o. Mic
so ffa are 40 I'D trsra He OF zoo f.e
Hr.f. o.. Nfua fur .r4.e I"rfr uHe
/ JOB .tt..e DufIs-unr Isr'. ono ts4. Iafs
W.. .Hrre prrfr.f lrI from ftGr f. 60.
He rae N.r nE'ou correspondent ~ o..
'In matt Gazrtfe
lfr vac au aIle.1s amp on 'rs rfaf'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

.-aMFt.N ~ d. f... 3d.. F'rc 'r- '.tv
partially DESTROYED ft. bake lup -
W ilham e. Davis af fi'r,elf. Fiff. tuH
Williams streets. IT," lp-. If estimate
az So 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

- sold just the right price. Pay more but YOU can
get better pay less. but you get a. good
DAVIS Baking Powder ~ the purcst and most who'll"
Makes delicious foods and keeps them fresh.
IL. 20c. - 10. I0c q ~. Sc.
49, ~ good C.rocers sell siu get % for sou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

However. on october ~ he went to
Wales and delivered an address on
Thomas jefferson al University t'ollcg .
snd from that time suffered from colds
Although he had not complained %
throat trouble, from which ne suffered
~ intervals for wears there were minor
Ailments Mnirh dnnr... ..I MIN
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06
JOTTINGS FROM THE
TOWER WEEKLY NEWS.

OWER WEEKLY NEWS.
c. E. Thomas and wife of Vir-
ginia visited in the city Sunday.
Mrs. J, D. Murphy returned home
Friday from a weeks visit in Du-
luth and Virginia.
Miss Alma Swanson returned Sum-
day from a two weeks visit with
friends at Ashland, Wis.,, and in Vir-
GINA.
Miss Effe Pfeiffer left Monday for
Virginia to visit her brothers, John
and Dave, and her sister, Mrs. e..
Mahar.
Peter Peterson and family re-
turned to Virginia Tuesday after a
two weeks outing in the cottage
"Alvina" on Gold Island.
Andrew HaWkinson and party of
Virginia returned to their homes
Tuesday after spending a month in
the cottage "Wolverine" on the Isle
of Pines.
Miss Esther Olson and nephew
Arvid Nelson, left for Virginia Mon
day. After visiting there few days
Miss Nelson will go to Tri-Mountain
Mich, where she will visit for sew
eral months.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06

A goodly crowd of Virginia
sports" were Hibbing visitors on
Saturday evening where they got
stung once more again in a fake
fight in which Pal Brown, the Hib-
bling lightweight and a make-shift
who was billed as Pal Moore, an
eastern scrapper of some note, were
the principals. If the visitor was
Pal Moore, then he is no scrapper,
according to the decision of the Vir-
ginia bunch, who aver that the ex-
hibition was about the "punkest'
affair ever left unscathed by the
sheriff. In time the Virginia boys
who like to see real red blood course
in the veins of fellow men will side
step when the Hihbing promoters
send out their invitations to the
"something DOING act, and blow in
their coin in other manner.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06
BIG COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETING NEXT THI1RSDf

There will be big meeting Of the
Virginia Commercial Club at the city
hall on Thursday evening next, at
which it is desired all members and
all DESTROYS Of enrolling in member
ship be present.
Farmers Day and arrangements
for this annual event will be the
main subject of discussion, and
every Virginian has or should have
an interest in this event which
should insure attendance.
Arrangements for the proper OBJ
servance of this day are already be-
ing completed, and a special show at
the Lyric, free to farmers and their
families, games and races, will be
features of the day.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06

Mrs. A. E. Bickford and Assistant
Cashier Shipley, of the First Ma
tional, left Wednesday noon for an
extended trip to the coast, and will
visit for a time at the home Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ship
ley, at North Yakima, Wash. They
will be absent about six weeks.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06

S. w. Gilpin, Judge of probate
was up from Duluth the last of the
week, holding a session of probate
court at the county court building
in this city on Friday. Judge Gilpin
is one of the very few seeking re-
nomination who have no opposition,
and it is the consensus of opinion
that he is justly entitled to another
term without fight for the job.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06

Miss Margaret Mcclure, of St..
Paul, has accepted position as trim
mer for the Minnesota Dry Goods
Co., and will be in charge of their
millinery department this season.
Miss Mcclure comes highly recon-
mended, and the Minnesota Dry
Goods Co. invites the inspection and
patronage of the ladies of the range.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06
SOME HANDSOME SPUDs.

The Enterprise window was
graced by a half dozen handsome
potatoes on Tuesday, placed there
by A. NJ. Kerr and taken from his
garden in the south side. The spuds
are of the Early White Rose variety,
and are certainly as nice looking
potatoes as one might wish to find
anywhere. Mr.. Kerr says they were
planted on, May 28th, and have at
tanned full maturity.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-06

Louis Lillientha!. one of the north
country boosters, was down from his
farmstead in the Ash Lake district
Monday evening, stopping here on
his way to Duluth. As usual, the
Enterprise was on his calling list,
and we always enjoy a thirty minute
respite from the cares of life when
Louie shows up.