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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
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The flrsWotiks oconpis ths sttsntion
loi large crowd seat Il; tl,s grassy
banks oi the Rad river sxhiis 4 the old
ferry boat was utilised s. . bass lor the
fremen.
The ball IA tho evening with music BY
iDorvsl's orchestra sof Emerson was
attended BY g many people q could cot
into the hall, and they danced as
though they had not aleady spent q
laborious day in celebrating.
John and Mary from several rural To-
calities were noticed strolling about
during the day but tuey didn't see any
body else.
We shook hands with many old
friends. moro than We can remember
and mention.
Applause was frequent during Judge
Conmy's Grafton. The Judge is a born
Fourth Of July speaker. We regret
that we have not time to give some Of
the sentiments Of patriotism that he de.
livered.
The ladies OF the Civic Club served
meals in the lower story of the City
Hall. We have not learned what we're
the receipts but we learn notwithstand-
ing, very generous supply Of food fur
nished they had sold entirely out at sup
per time. The service was on the dairy
lunch plan.
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Proceedings Of City Council

July l, l9l2-Regular meeting of City
Council. Present: Mayor Miller, alder
men, King, Hounesson, Shumaker,
Heneman, Thompson and Wilkins.
Minutes of meetings of June 3rd, 18th,
18th and oath, read and approved.
Street work, julius Benson .-......S z 90
A. L. Axiom, cash pd. labor
Pontoon bridge. %. S1.75
Streets and parks. 9.l5 10 80
Pioneer Express printing and adv. 43 Is
The agreement for the maintenance of
the pontoon bridge was reported as
agreed to and signed by the trustees of
the Village of st. Vincent and on motion
the Mayor and Auditor were directed to
sign and return duplicate copy to
them.
Bonds of John Haunesson and G. v.
Seifur, respectively assessor and city
justice, were approved and placed on
file.
On motion, the license fee for con-
Quoting refreshment Stands, and similar
places for July 4th, was fixed at s..
Auditor was requested to notify the
public in reference to fast driving over
the pontoon bridge and automobile
driving in the public streets.
Adjourned.
f. A. WARDWEI4L, Auditor.
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PRIZES FOR PARADE.
Best decorated auto Judge Kneeshaw.
Best farm team. j. LaMoure, Jr.
Best cemic, Hayseed band.
Best trade float, j. Heneman.
Two or three other prizes were sched-
ule1 but as judges were out of town
people, we we're. unable to get the
awards for this issue.
ATHLETIC PRIZES.
The exercises took place in the ball
park in the afternoon and the. results
were as follows:
Names OF winners in order Of win
ming. LIST, End and 3rd, etc.
100 yard dash-S. Kneeshaw, B. Con-
my, Storms.
Running broad jump Conmy, Ardies
Monroe,
go yds dasn-Kneeshaw, Conmy,
Storms.
Hop. step and jump Conny, Storms,
Monroe.
Half mile-Heneman, J. Booker,
Fitzgerald.
Three egs-Kneeshaw and Conmy,
Hugo Bros, Storms and Heneman.
Putting shot Conmy. McCutcheon,
Kneeshaw. u
jug Race Robt. Wardwell. Annie.
Lucas.
Sack Race Glow. D. Thompson,
Hugo.
Shoe Race Robt. Wsrdwell,, Arm.
strong, Christie. &
100 yards lboys) Mckay. Wardwell.
Booker. sss
Barrel race J. Conmy. Grombo,
Anne. :sEg. n
rs yards (boys) p. Thompson, r,
Heneman, q. Grombo. B, .,ii
50 yards tgiI1s) Stslla Armstrong,
Emma Parantean, Pearl Nolts. is:2 s7' &
60yards girls under 1i) Eya Nc.
ssKenxle, Emma Long ine Eds IAxdal
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subscription Rate. snd Terms.

E . i { 4 . &
The PIONEER EXPRESS IL sent only on
the direct order of subscribers, and is
continued until ordered stopped and all
arrearages paid.
The rate of subscription is alike to all,
2.00 ue year. Subscribers paying In ad.
vance have the choice of several premi am
papers in addition.
Sample" or marked copies" are sent
az complimentary only, and while we de-
sire them to be considered as invitations
to subscribe, they will not be continued
except upon request.
The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best ad
vestising medium III the county, having
q more general circulation than any
other paper. Card of rates sent on APP
dMcation.
Entered at the postoffice at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
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Tongue River.

Charles Gurley Of Iona N. ID. visited
friends in the neighborhood recently.
Mrs. s. Webb is visiting her daughter
Mrs. David Manson at Paynton, Sssk.
John Mcdonald Of Glasston visited
with friends here during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Taillon are making
an extended trip through the Canadian
northwest.
A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Kaercher June 10Th. Mother
and child are well.
Miss Clara Fox of Backoo was the
guest of Tongue river friends during the
week that is past.
The picnic IN John Wells grove on
Thursday last was largely attended and
all spent pleasant afternoon.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Ste.
wart was gladdened by the arrival Of
little daughter short time ago.
A large number from this neighbour.
hood autoed over to the big celebration
at Drayton on Friday and report most
enjoyable trip.
Daniel Kaercher, Edmund Restemayer
r. Kehne and III. Webb, were at Gretna
Monday, helping the Canadians cele-
brate Dominion Day.
Mrs. Mary Simons has received the.
glad tidingss that little son was born.
recently to. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Simons.
at their horne in Seattle, Washington Oh
July 9Th.
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Base Ball.

Our boys played two hard games the
past week; last Saturday Emerson came
over and trimmed us up to in a seven
inning game; the score up to the last
inning was to 2 in our favor, Emmer-
son came to bat in this inning and due
to an error one runner scored making
the score and 8, then two more errors
and hit enabled Emerson to put two
more runners over.
Score l 8 3 A S 6 z RHE
Emerson. /. I. %. o. o. %. o. .2..3 564
Pembina. % %. %. %. 90 459
Batteries: McCutcheon. Spence; Mil
Ter, Bouvette.
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Insect Bite Costs Lei.

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite Of al insect two years before. To
avert such calamities from stings and
bites Of insects use Bucklen's Arnica
salve promptly TO kill the poison and
prevent infamation. swelling and pain.
Heals burns, boils, ulcers, piles, eczema
|cuts. bruises Only - cents e City
Pharmacy
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Monday afternoon our boys went to
Emerson and crossed bats with them in
very interesting game, all the scoring
was done in the last two innings by both
teams. Our boys played excellent ball
throughout and demonstrated that it
was only the '.jinx" that loses the
games.
Score l 2 8 3 8 u 8 9RHE
Emerson o. %. %. 20. %. %. %. ..3495
Pembena0. %. %. %. %. %. %. .2..l374
Turner and Hodge.
Gumbo and Bounette.
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Second Hand Auto For Sale.
We have.a second hand Odds run-a.
bout for sale ata bargain. Il you have
use for an auto this size this is snap.
LANGTON e KNEEsHAW,i
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Langton & Kneeshaw have received a
fine Case gas traction engine and plows.
which formed part of the 18th of July
parade.
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The funeral of Geo. w. Phelps occur
ed at toilette last Sunday. He was a
veteran of the civil war. We will give
more extended notice next week.
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Carl Lembke, a graduate of the local
high school, who is studying medicine
at the Minnesota U is visiting his par
ents who live west of the city.
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Parties wanting application blanks for
state automobile and motorcycle license
can have them by calling at this Office.
They are free for the asking.
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WANTED- Statesmen to sell our Guar
anteed oils and paints. Experience un-
necessary. Extremely profitable offer
to right party. The Glen Refining Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Miss Vera Ewing of Willow City, is
visiting friends in the city of her birth.
Miss Ewing is teaching at Willow City.
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Miss Minnie Morris and sister came
home from Hurd this week, and we're
accompanied by their brother, F. F..
Morris, who is cashier of the Hurd bank.
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Dead Letters

Mr.. Walter PAR, Jose. French, Mr.. A.
Lomer. John Hoffman, Mr.. A. Kedest,
L. II. Loom, Mr.. Andy Morrow, Miss
Marie Nelson, Wosyo Toniaswiki, Mr..
Leon Walker.
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1aiaclan boy OF about eighteen
years was drowned at Emerson last Sun.
day while bathing in the Red River. Il
seems that he could not swim and ven
tured out on a plank beyond his depth
when he fell off. The body was not re-
covered until the next day about eleven
o'clock.
The funeral of George Leibincer il
being held this Friday morning at the
Il. G. church. He has been i'll for sew.
eral months and at the last it was only
a question OF time when the end should
come. He died on Wednesday. A more
extended notice will be given next
week.
The family driving mare "Flash" be.
longing to Mr.. feathers of the. Fort
farm, disappeared in the evening of the
Fourth. She was tied in town while
the young folks we're attending the
dance and was gone when they went for
her. Whether she broke the halter and
strayed away or whether some belated
celebrated took her for lift homeward
is not yet found out. Mr.. Mason of St.
Vincent is also looking for pair of pon.
les that strayed on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. Florance of
Asotin, Washington, we're in the citv
saturday, in company with Ted Flor
ance and family of Humbolt. Thew are
on their honeymoon trip and have been
spending the last months at the home
OF the bride in Iowa and are on their
way home to Asotin, Washington. Thew
left for weeks fishing trip to Walker
Mimi, after which they will return TO
spend day or two with friends in Penn.
blna, before returning west via the CP
4. and Winnipeg.
A deer was seen at the railroad eros.
sing near the round house on july 9TH
oy w. Douglas as he was coming TO
town: 1t stood and surveyed the sur
roundlngs until he drove within a hun
dred yards of it when it loped off leisure.
~ into the scrub along the Red river.
At different times deer have been seen
around here this summer. DR.. Harris
saw one near Hogan's tree claim a conn.
lie OF weeks ago, and George Corbett ran
across one near his place on the Pembi.
ma river shorttime ago. Whether
this is che same one or not is hard IN
tell but it is certain that a lone deer
would not stay here any length of time
All week there has been stream of
automobiles and motor cycles going
through from Winnipeg to Minnesota
AXE resorts and the Twin Cities. Scarce.
y day has passed but that someone is
making the trip south. A party of four
struck the city at one o'clock at night
friday to make the run from Winnipeg
% Grand Forks between two suns. Thew
'ucceeded IN getting their custom
'learances and went on south. The
party consisted of G. W. and A. L.
1irdlestone, A. r. Bell and r. A. Tool
III bound for Detroit to spend Sunday.
We understand that nearly all the cot
ages along Lake Melissa are now owned
y Winnipeggers and that the colony
3 increasing every year.
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barley 5l-6O. Oats Al. Flax LBS.
This is ''the day after" in the print
shop.
Ralph Chisholm was a home conner
this week.
L. E. Chambers and son of Hamilton
were callers on Saturday.
Many autos bound from and to Win
nipeg are daily passing through this
city.
A quarter of hay land for sale, three
miles straight west of toilette. Cheap.
F. A. Wardwell.
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Mr.. Shortfeed has opened butcher
shop in st. Vincent. at the stand FORM
erly occupied by Mr.. Lynch.
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Lest.


Lest.
REQ auto lamp, with number 1886.
Finder please inform or leave at this
Office. ss
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Gov for Sl;.Ie

A good COW with calf BY her side, for
sale. /.
MRS. ARNAsON. 4.
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Fssig ldeals W0atn0tye epton 01Q3 "a Aol
visitors, : ilne program W. the history
~ the day W. celsbfated on Thursday.
Geing 70 pre- ono dsy late prevents
anything but : brief catalogue ofthe
events. II wasI estimated that there
were about 5000 visitors. Tho attend
ance at the ball park both IN the after
noon and evening was larger than ever
before. No better looking lot 81 people
or better behaved folks ever came to-
gether. Minnesota, Manitoba and our
own county each sent large delegations
and perhaps IN very equal numbers.
In brief, the general events Of the day
were the grand parade in the morning,
the Grafton and songs at the grove, din
ner, base ball and athletic sports in the
evening. Something wus doing al the
time. The committees had arranged
everything 80 perfectly that there were
no delays, everything went ~ clockwork.
The morning parade would have been
a credit to a much larger city. The
showing Of fine horses, decorated floats
automobiles and carriages was splendid
Some Of the floats and decorated rigs
took many hands several days, to pre-
pare, We regret very much that we
have not time today to be able to give
each more extended description which
they SO greatly deserve. The following
is a list of those in the parade:
PARADE.
Messrs. King and Atkinson, marshals.
Emerson Band in two-horse wagon.
Float-"Maple Grove Farm" children
representing all nations, j. LaMoure,
Jr., four horses.
Float-King & Booker, trade, whirl-
ing disk showing goods.
Float-Two-wheeled, filed by ''rubes"
drawn by steers, J. Meagher.
Float-City Pharmacy, mortar and
pestle, Ray Stinson.
Northwestern Telephone, study in
purple drawn by two ponies, Miss Annie
Gill.
Float-Branchaud store.
Float Hayseed Band" Mules.
Floar-Pony Rig, trade, NJ. II. Miller.
Float-Heneman store, j. Heneman.
Paterson's cement mixer, N. G. Pat
terson. .
Float-Kids in comic costume, F. G
Morris.
Float-Print shop, Pioneer Express,
pony.
Several decorated buggies with girls,
mostly pony drawn.
Autos, Kneeshaw, Harris, ~ Conmy,
Curtis.
Gasoline tractor, Langton & Knee
shaw.
Carriages and autos not especially
decorated.
EXERCISES AT THE GROVE
Called to order by F. M. King.
Oration-Hon. E. w. Conmy.
oOuS = oCuooA SAAS anu @eoaenSo,
"Glory Hallelujah."'
Indian song and dance-School girls
in costume.
BASE BALL BALL PARK.
Base ball for 500 prize between Or
cans and Humboldt.
More than thousand people witness
ID rather loose game in the afternoon.
Following is the score by innings:
1 2 3 4 5 6 z 8 9HE
Orleans. s O O 2 % O 1174
2 4 o o 100 0 1901
After supper Emerson and Pembina |
vent in for another purse of 500. Penn
Una boys were evidently fatigued with
he days previous events and were de-
idedly off color:
l 2 3 4 5 81 8 9
Emerson l 1 2 . o 1 1 O. 3
'embina 0 o 0 o o 90 90
PRIZES FOR PARADE.
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Auditor Felson and wife, ]. D. Win
law, George Peterson, John Gill, Aug.
Short, Brander johnson, H. B. Spiller
and the Roadhouse young folks, all
came 'home" to help celebrate from
Cavalier.
We are going to tell the fast auto
drivers through the streets and across
the bridges something of interest next
week, in the meantime better look out
for the city marshal, as he is looking
for you.
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Paul johnson was in the city Satur-
day meeting old acquaintance and
talking hail insurance. Paul says this
dry spell works against his insurance
business, for it takes threatening and
cloudy weather to make hail insurance
agents prosper.
Saturday and Sunday were the hottest
of the hot spell. It was 100 on Satur-
day and Sunday not much better. A
good shower just covered the town-site
on Tuesday. and two small ones since.
Showers have visited various parts Of
the county this week and. it is much
cooler since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Douglas came to
& visit with w. Douglas and family this
week. The former, who is brother Of
our Mr.. w. Douglas, is now Commission
or Of Public Parks for the Canadian
\ northwest, having been promoted from
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the park Al
Banff. He only stayed here one day but
Mrs Douglssis still here. Miss Bessie
Douglas who has . position in the Chi
cage public schools. is also ct homo 81
O i yisit, ana brought ono Of the twir
81 bcys II hsr brother d. George Douglas
family 2sIs.5s s31
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A Galacian boy Of about eighteen
years was drowned at Emerson last Sum.
day while bathing in the Red River, Il
seems that he could not swim and ven
tured out on plank beyond his depth
when he fell off. The body was not re-
covered until the next day about eleven
o'clock.
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The funeral Of George Leibinger is
being held this Friday morning at the
Il. Q. church. He has been i'll for sew.
eral months and at the last it was only
question OF time when the end should
come. He died on Wednesday. A more
extended notice will be given next
week.
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MARKET REPORT.

Barley 3l-6O. Oats Al. Flax 1893.
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After supper Emerson and Pembina
went in for another purse of 500. Penn
bina boys were evidently fatigued with
the days previous events and were de-
cidedly off color:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

was calling ON friends in this city yos.
tcrdny
\. ". Brown. Of So Gainesville. was
tho guest OF fr.erl. ia this city yes
tcrday
Mrs Calvin Wilson. a. Pittsburgh.
is tho guest of friends and relatives
i9 this city
Edward Anderson student I'm Che
Ohio stat" University. az columbus.
vas calling on friends ana relatives
In this city yesterday
w. 4. Mooney. Of WonI=fcId IA.
returned home after visit with
friends iu this city
T'rk F'rrou. C0mpcsiror On the
Ec.lairc Independent. is urVeU and
cannot perform bis duties.
Clell Wilson. Of Guernsey street.
has returned from q visit with f.irnds
and relatives az Jackson o..
Mr.. and Mrs 70 Bcemcr. ~ Nflv4u.
ke". are tho guests OF friends ana
relatives iu this city
Samuel Harris. OF Columbus. g. WIS.,
ting friends and rc a'Iycs .u th'7 city
Items az interest f~r this paper NAV
2" left at the City Book Store. or tsIc.
phonct 10 the reporter. Rel 26I-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

ciety Will meet M D. m The Young
Peoples Christian Union will meet az
a. , m PRAYER meeting Wedncs-
day evening az go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

Rev. j. $. Hin has returned from a
stay Of several days az Freeport. Pa.
where D." attended the funeral of "a
relative.
+ There will De no services A. the
English Lutheran church. as the pas
for. Rev Mr. Schuiluecr Is away. at.
Z rdinc conference Tho SUNDAY
school Will meet 40 the usual hour
Roger %. Lupton viii be- here today
from GAINESVILLE. where D." IS visit.
iIr. % spend sunday % home
6ricr Egryon returned Yesterday
ECu % short visit az SteubeuviIlo
iUdr" CHARTS Lynch was here ycs-
t"riay .n 'hc interests OF his candi-
dacy for reelection
Mrs. Lemo'to Smith is hero from
Alliance. O., 90 spend a few days as
'h- guest ~ her parents
Miss Margaret Wa lace will enter
tr!r tho members or fs" O. O. g CO
10 lcr home on tho Burlington Road
tA.s evening
one 81 the single truck cars which
hes hecn CHANGED so 10 can he used
%. y. \. y D. car was run over the
local division Yesterday and created
quite little interest.
Mrs J. l.. Hcrycy has returned from
a few DAYS stay with relatives ont in
the state.
Tho stat" Inspector Of Stops and
Public Buildings returned 20 Colum
bus YESTERDAY
\ number cf social affairs are
planned cor u"Nt week. and most OF
them will NC Halloween parties and
sCC'als
Mis- The,ma liobcnsack is II az the
home % her parents Mr and Mrs
John liobensack. South sixth street
SIR. Sayolsh"rg. who is opening the
now tailor shop ln Tho Hobensack
iWIding. will remove his family here
from D.ouya'e as soon Us suitable
residence can De- found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

Edward u. Ackard. aged 81. father
Il i. Z Ackard OF this city. is dead
at the home Of his son. \ =. Ackard.
IN Whitaker. Pa. The deceased WAS
for more than so years a resident Of
Homestead His third son surviving
is r. T. Ackard. 81 Pittsburgh Re.
sides his sons be - survived by one
daughter. l9 grandchildren and a
great grandchildren
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

The straw vote on the presidential
candidates which IS being taken a.
Moore Iros pool room. ON Union
street. showed Do" following returns
Tor Friday. Tar. A.. Wilson. 90.
Roosevelt. 90. urhs. %. chain. %. max.
inr total Of 50 for Taft. SO for Wi
son. 10 for Roosevelt IS for Debs and
for Chain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

slight blaze which promised Tor
iiW" f1 develop into 81 dangerous
one. was discovered 70 'he rrof Of tho
henderson t.iilirz on south Fisfi,
--r.ci Yesterday afternoon and was
~, lht ,'h"l without great damage
although lcio had 90 Dec ,~-n ir ~.
rn0' % got - i as 10 had caup5s
ar'nrd fh" chimney which v.s az.
i.c'i'' Former Fire chief Lone p.f
f cut With an ox'iuCu.sl.r
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Rally Day ServIces.

Services appropriate 10 Rally Day
VIII he held In the First " r. sun
day school Sunday. Anelahora'c pro-
gram has been prepared Sunday Will
also be Rally Day in the church. ami
an appropriate sermon will be deliv.
cred by the pastor.
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JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
MISSES cLoAKs AT s4.sa

For ages % 20 D. years an assort-
u"nt o. VIII du you good 90 lnot over.
That they viii please y.'i. 1914. nave
M doubt cloths. tIrarule. ZIbsInr4
'n4 Rourl's. 40 the new thing.
shown IN Dl01kiun ~oue among
them worth s. ami f~
special Tot nf hlatk Pony Goat.
Tor fnis 10 years old. worth s.. to-
day $50 each. see them iu our
window
Berrs'in caps frr children IN rod.
black and white trimmed with riI-
hons worth 500. to-day 3Sc
Miss sailor Te't HATS % black
OF soc
FLANNEL waists f1r women. Boo dark
"r light cr'-. striped blues at. er.,..
white embroidered linen wai-t--d Sine"
trimmed lingerie wuist-. all Ir,.-.. .r-
ri ais at S1.co
l'rr-S Skirts HarI-nruo nr.1,. OF
new ONES 600 81 "lf."r.I~. storm -arrr4.
Just 100. 90 sl.os. sa.cs. s4.os.
W. are Itrf.IrE sr lrI-srfr and
.'i~'i} f'r t.- 80 .UI. f.l..t. f.- ro.-
son Thor our trade well SHOWS w..
are selling underwear r- f.t.r he.
foE" We stand ta.. OF every gar
W"rf with orr personal guarantee
iN1t - must Is rIr we'll Doe o. low tr
price ~ Oh" lowest ur voIr money
back
.-NNn cotton Blankets ta. r.sr Of
t.'u H... GOO 96o ielr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

Mrs James Morrow Mrs Edward
Fran1@i and Mrs r ~ C'ay.sad arr
the bridgeport ladies' who v~r, elas'.
I'd 20 an Offices in the Wousu's N.s
sionarv Society 10 this presbyt.ry
The meeting was hcll A. C-a5app'.
Presbyterian church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

The Park Athletic football team Wi
clash With tho strong & \. G. team OF
wheeling. on the TwcnfvslXfh stree.
ON sunday afternoon