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outlining. The upper and lower
design is 2 inches deep, the
other is l 3-4 inches deep. Per-
fOrated pattern of the three and
stamping materials Csc.
2O6l-Illustrated Embroidery Design
of Waist.
Stamped on 2 yards of lawn
or nainsOok. ........ 80
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards of
linen $3.50
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing necessary stamping
materials ............. Is
Paper pattern of this illustration
No. 1922. Cut in s sizes: 80, 81,
36, IS, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. Price 10c.
illustrated Embroidery Design of
Skirt No. 2061A.
Stamped on 4 yards of lawn
or nainsOok. .S1.75
Stamped on 4 yards of i'm
ported white linen...... 3.2S
Perforated. pattern. includ.
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. 5000. Is
Paper pattern of this illustra-
ton of skirt No. 1928. Cut in
D sizes: %, "a, rs, % and 80
inches waist measure. Price 10c.
534-A Pretty Daisy Design for an
Apron. This design worked in
solid embroidery edged with
lace and insertion would make
an exquisitely dainty little
apron.
Stamped on lawn. .45c
Perforated pattern. .25c
Transfer pattern. .1Oc
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Sort Of Spain II. Srinipab. 9.
glpril. Ser biciisc amcrifaniIde
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into the belt, the yoke OIL the
back may be omitted, the skirt
has nine cores and may be fin
ished with inverted plat or
gathered fulness at the centre
back. The pattern is cut in Z
sizes: 80, "a, So, 3S, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 3 So yards Of 24-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
|543-Ladies Blouse. A Unique and
Popular Style. This model
shows one Of the new features
in sleeve. 1t has a long shout
der, which is heightened by a
close fitting lower part. The
waist is arranged in deep box
plaits over the front, and is
made with a c0llarless neck.
Tiny lapels or revers finish the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

Nntuniu, Ser. ant 10. Mai 1911.
&cutnont Sbpmos &. Scliribgc bel
Sort Mprr. Tn., am IT. September
1908 uno Snitrnfteur saul BED in
Chicago am II. Scptembcr 1912.
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years. 1T requires 3 3-S yards
of 36-inch material for the 6.
year size.

,232-Solid Comfort Amidst House.
hold or Home Duties. The at
tractive and becoming house
dress here. shown covers a long
felt want, since it embodies con-
venience and comfort, and is
easily adjusted. The waist and
skirt are Joined to the belt and
close at the side. The sleeve
may be finished in elbow length
or in full length and closed at
the inner seam with buttons
and buttonhoIes. The usual cot.
ton goods, such as gingham, per-
Gale, India linen and chambrey
may be used for this model. The
fullness of the waist is gathered
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

or similar materials this style
will be very effective. The pat
tern is cut i'm ) sizes: %, "a, 26,
% and 80 inches waist
Ii requires ) "a yards of 27-inch
material for the 2t-inch size.
9247-Boys Russia Suit with
KnickerbOckers and Two Styles
of sleeve finish. Serge, whip
cord, fannell, linen, g~alatea, and
other seasonable materials may
be used for this design. The
blouse is double breasted, and
the sleeve may be tucked at the
waist, or finished with a cuff.
The popular ever desired
"knickers" are comfortable and
Just the thing for the boy not
yet in his teens. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: 3, 4, 6 and Z
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, Our complete 1918 Spring :
= and Summer fashion catalogue :
= will be sent to any address :
: upon receipt of 10 cents. This :
: catalogue contains over 400 3
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Letters Is Written by the Daughter of a Former Multi
Millionaire.

followed US from one end Of Europe
to ;he other for the love Of Kate. about
two years ago the newspapers were
full OF IL then II lied out.
You see IL was this way. first there
were all n Of peopA who had
10 give their consent. "A littteA matter OF
Emperors and Kings and such liA-
after much q%uibbling and several
house parties and presentations of us
all the Emperors and Kings were con-
que-ed-but there were still the wo-
men. Henri. ] reg his pardon, His
royal hlghness graciously ENCOURAGED
Us 20 that point Of intimacy, being. as
! am trying to impress YOU. absolutely
hunan.-Henri repoiccs in an English
mother. and an American Aunt.
There's the rub. Cne English mother
with the blood " | don't know how
many kings in her veins. has never
been 1s popular a. the p~arvenus
American aunt. and being nj daggers
point with one Of our country-women
does not care TO add another TO her
familv. Therefore she has shut her
thin. highbred English lips and has
refused 20 consent. Henri can. and IL
quite ready. to marry without IL. Que
Katherine considers herself quite az
well bred az the Duwager and refuses
10 wed until Her Iadyship Is ready
W. " AE - UNIV Dull
he English lady and the Amarican
cahlcd their sympathy for Us in our
loss hut nothing has been heard from
Henri Ny idea is that he H. stiil ia
a totally inaccessible part OF the
world. Majory thinks he's tired OF
katherin's Whims. and TO Katherine
herself We haven't even ventured TO
breach the subject She has inacces-
sihle portions hersclf-pcrhaps that
explains Henri's in~fatuation.
Meanwhile We shall soon be "htted.'
Write care ~ JACKSON. 1909 s1g. Cen
cral Post once. letters directed that
way he D. 10 forward unopened, all
others he viii opeu and decide On
their importance.
DO write in q lriendly-I underscore
the niondiv-wav 10
Your sincere friend.
ALICIA.
Note-This Is number tWo % a series
Of zen letters. s,umbcr three will BE-
published SATURDAY.
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LIVES
OF GREAT PEOPLE
The Career Of Many Great Men and
Womsn Have Been Ruined By
Being Physically Broken Down.
HEALTH RESTORED TO WRECKS.
Highest Medical Authority and the
Public Endorse Wonderful
. Medicine.

The world Is <uil Of people with
blighted iives Dlishted through the
modern ways OF living in irreguiarity
and excess. Improper food. bolted
food and overeatins and lack OF exer-
else has cut short the lives OF thou
sands from the lowest to the highest
in the land.
"RhubsJal" the modern miracle med
icine. now being introduced to tn.
public OF Wheeling at McIain's Drug
Store - changing the natural conse-
quences OF wrong living for its users
and il giving renewed health and
strength TO those many who have in
wisdom sought 10 regain the wealth
they have thrown svay-Health.
Melancholy people. overworked and
sick people. IL is ',me you rave your
o a chance. time you ook this
tonic-stomach medi>ine which &. guar
anteed To please sou or your purchase
money is refunded. Made from Turk
ish Rhubarb. an Asiatic plant OF won
eerful medicinal Value and prepared
I'm a special formula for modern Ills
due to stomach and bowel troubles.
Il gives astonishing results.
The feeling of irritabilitv, Of ex-
treme and lassitude point
to stomach trouble AZ does sleepless-
ness. poor blood circulation and poor
digestion.
There are often days. weeks and
months in which you are forced TO ne
glect Yourself and In this way run
cow the system. cverwork the organ
ism OF the body-but there are also
days. weeks and months in which you
can correct and build up what YOU
have injured. II is the neglect OF the
counteracting bodily abuse that causes
real danger. Weakened systems are
far more subject to serious disease and
have less Of natures power to hgh;
on a dangerous illness. II brings
about n condition mentally thai makes
the effort of establishing new health
harder the longer you delay. II Is not
easH To start regular living. to take
n corrective medirine that will aid tho
10 perform natural functions
b IL must be done IL you desire
vitality. energy and happiness.
II is well to consider tina happiness
is impossible IL suffering from stomach
trouble symptoms headaches. dizzi-
ness. palpitation ~ the heart. dyspep-
STA. constipation or from the many
other symptoms.
"Rhubaral" is essential TO these suf-
fers. not a luxury. II Is pleasant in
taste. and while not a bitter potion. its
action is perfect n stomach ills.
This preparation can also be oh
tanned a Selby & Reed Drug Stores in
Martins Ferry: N Bellaire at Dank-
worth Bros. n in Elm Grove at
Dudiey's Phsrmlcy.-Adv.
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DicNy. Dear:
Dicky. once and for all. YOU must
not. That's hnal ! can read right
through YOUR letters that you are not
one bit more in love with me than
! ! am with YOU. I am glad my tele-
gram reached YOU in time to prevent
YOU from starting east. but please
don't force me TO telegraph again. re-
member the expense you put upon our
extremely slim purse. We can't real
iZe IL Vet. so far IL seems almost n
joke. The servants insisted upon stay
ing their month out. they wanted TO
swear eternal fealty to us. at present
they are ruling IS. Sue a house
cleaning and a putting away as there
H. We are beginning Ia realize how
absurdly helpless We are.
We've almost dropped out OF the
newspapers as an item OF interest
superseded by the Seller divorce! oc-
c%asionally W. Dol up. one paper is
running a prize contest. $500 in prizes.
$500 ~ prizes cor the best W.
10 the following questions IL YOU had
BEEN brought Up in the lap OF luxury
anC your income suddenly dropped to
less h 500 "A month. what would
you do" First. Prize. si0o. second
prize. SO third prize. $50: fourth
prize. te5. aud twenty five prizes Of
Nv FafW w NtNIEH UiF fullE W.
might do Was 90 win the FIRST prize.
but afterward We decided that our
theories We're NagJe. Perhaps a re-
rusal ~ the may suggest
something TO US.
W. are So conspicuous W. shall have
20 go away. Al least for the summer.
our plans are almost made. hut It's
." he an absolute disappearance.
We're going 20 escape from everyone
and try TO prove To- our own salts
faction. II 10 no ones else. that We are
capable of taking care Of ourscN -.
Everyone from you up. or down II
fou prefer. seems Co regard mar
riagc A. our only solution. Not merely
our friends want 10 sacrifice them
selves. but we've had proposals from
perfect Mallory and are
quite heart whole. bat we're a nttis
worried over Katherine and her Duke.
pf course. n you follow orr career. as
You seem To- have. Noull remember
tho excitement over The Duke. how he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Bowling Party.

Tao members ot the Mems Guild o.
the 1T. Matthews church enjoyed a
bowling party at the Wheeling Park.
Wednesday evening. Some good scores
Were made after which the men hat
their luncheon at the park. The mem
Dcrs OF the Guild are.
Mcssrs. \. l. Sawt"ll. president: =.
H.. Falkenburg. Nice-president: IL. W.
Jackson. treasurer: J. NJ. Collins. sec
Rotary: Rev. ]. w. :. Stryker. chap
lain. Dr a. q. Aschmann. w. =. Brad f..
Robert VI Browne. andrew q. Browne,
\. VI. Jackson. e. T.. Jackson. J. q.
Hearne. DR.. T. \ Hildreth. VI. NJ.
Hanke. Jr.. u. Gar:h HCarne. Andrew
Hunter. J. J. Holloway. e. Gardner.
r.. g. Franzheim. !. W. Ewing. W. l.
Dentler. j. ". B-umgardner. g. r. cad
die. Rodney crawford. Dave crawford.
George T. earle. c.. II. C~ollingwood.
Friend cox. Dr. Ernest Billiard. Or.
J.. r. Burns. Or. L-,dis Brookcs. W. r..
Burke. Edward barnard. L. -. Jordon.
,. Dup. THOMPSON. Richard stockton.
Phil MsGuire. ". Y. Hin j. ~. Cooper.
Jos. Weyrick. J. Wendell. y. y. Whit
aker. J. u. Wilson. W. w. Nardy. W.
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Beautiful Hair
and Complexion

tMartyn's Health Guide
bul, stT!nsy hair - the result Of
s~nanpoolng tn items containing fre.
alkall. You can easily overcome these
iaults ana have beautiful. soft. glossy,
teaspoon;ul OF canthIox dissolved IN
a cup OF hot wateI. THIS makes
enough Tor a shampoo unless the head
is very dirty. Continued use 81 this
Simple. inexpensive and pure cleanser
anu toner insures a healthy head and
long attractive. easily managed hair.
-Four impies blackheadS. aIowneS
Oily skin and swarthy appearance use
spurmax lotion. which can be made az
home for n small suI1. u tones the
skin. brings out a beautiful healthy
glow and softens and rennes the tex
ture while reducing the pores. IL takes
the place OF pore clogginX face pow
ders ana cosmetics with most beauties
80 the day. Mix 4 OF. OF SPurmaX with
.. pint hot water. add two te~aSpoonfuls
a. glyceriue. Allow to cooi and apply
with palms OF hands. rubbing gently
until dry. II seems part of the skin
when on the protects against vim and
sun-AdN.
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PRETTY WEDDING
Is SOLEMNIZED
IN MouNpsvIlLE WEDNESDAY
MORNING ON ANNi-
vERSARV
On wedding Of eridesroom'a Parents
Which Was deliberately ceIe-
brated IN McMechen.

pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning when Miss Alice
Low daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Love. OF Moundsville. and Mr.. Clar-
enoe Marble. OF McMechen, were mar
Rev. o. o. Travis. of huntsville.
onic9ied in the presence of relatives
2 friends at the MARBLE home in
Ae3feehen. Following the wedding a
dinner Was served for the many rela-
tivss
'eature of the occasion was the
celebration of the golden wedding an
niversary OF the groom's parents. Mr.
and MIS-. W. II. Marble at their home.
During b day the McMechen band
furnished music and many guests
called to extend congratulations. Mr..
MARBLE ~ the third oldest resident OF
McMechen. lie Is Q veteran of the
Civil war and a member Of the J.. C..
Holiday post. @. A. r. Both he and
Mrs. MARBLE are sixty-nine years old.
]hey were the recipients OF many
handsome gifts. The day was most
enjoyably spent by all and the follow
ing near relatives were present: Mrs.
Rose Sockman. OF McMechen: Mrs.
Laura Miller. OF McMechen: Mrs.
Sylvia Bollman. of Homestead. Pa;
Emma Rushton. Of Homestead. Pa:
own MARBLE. Of McMechen: Clarence
Marple. OF McMechen: Jessie Marble.
OF McMechen; Nile MARBLE OF Nc.
Mechen.
Sisters and brothers Of Mrs. Marble
follow: Sidney Goodwin. OF McMech.
en-; Mrs. Margaret Bosley. OF McMech-
en-; James vanaman. Of S~hadyslde:
John Nanaman, OF Chicago: BENJAMIN
y. Nanaman. Of McMechen.
Sisters and brothers OF Mr.. Marble
follow; Mrs. Sophia Talbert. of Sher-
rard; Mrs. Allie Carrigan. of Sher-
iard; Mrs. Deliish Archy. OF Sher-
lard; Mrs. Anna Crisswell. OF Hanni-
bal. o.: Ohio MARBLE. OF GAINESVILLE:
u. ). Marble. OF Triadelphis.
The grandchildren follow: Misses
Pearl Sockman, Helen MARBLE, Bertha
MARBLE. Adelaide MARBLE. Audrey
Marble. Sarah MARBLE. Ashule Stro-
Ter. Dorothy MARBLE. Mildred Marble.
all OF McMechen. and Misses Hattie
Williams and Esther Rushton. OF
Homestead. Pa. and Miss Mabel Mar
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Youthful, Wrinkleless
Skin Easy to Have


I"I WH0 IFHITe n TFFaIU \ |OIfTfUT
qlainfauDe ~ the tWo simple. but taII.
qnsinfan. % rNe fU0 simple. but talu-
able Prescriptions beer Eifeu
To make an Effective wrinkle emover
uIIN an ounce ~ powdered ~HaNollfe and =
NnIf- pint witch hazel Rattle the fags 'n
~ sulutpu-immediatelf every wrinkle
De- anecfed u acts W0ndfrfuuN on saF
FfnE fnriaI muscles also the lotion poe.
s"sFinE remarkable ~astrInEcnt and tonic
pruuerffaa
u" Eef fd ~ au aEed faded. frcpkISd
or discolpred complexion. hu1 an ounce
~ rnmmOu mercoligeI WnV 80 anV drug
store ana apply nightly a. vou would
colo cream. eraauE ibis mornings aoau
nrt wHfer Tnfs VII slowly absorb fHr
undsalfauic eIrfaUe atin revealuE f.s
fU &c.. NfIg Ifef feaifnIer skin uu,Ier.
rF.f know fn'fIuE fo equal this
treatment ~ s facial roiuv enatot ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Bethlehem Enterta,nment.

Much interest H. being manifested
IN the girls entertainments 20 be given
this evening IN the Bethlehem school
house. \ large attendance - expected.
ii has been decided 70 charge ten
cents admission instead ~ fifteen
cents as was formerly announced.
FolloVing the entertainment thirteen
hots In white uniforms will attend 20
the selling OF refreshments. There
viii 10 p goodly supply Of ice cream
and cske.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24

Bridge Luncheon.

Mrs. Friend COX entertained with A
ridge luncheon at her home in
W~oodsdale. WEDNESDAY afternoon for
Miss Jane Brent. 81 1t. Louis. The
included Misses Allie Brown.
Martha Pryor. Paula BissclI. Eleanor
LHda Good. Jane Brent. Mes
danes VI. = Thomas. ~ Kansas city.
r. VI. Hildre;h. Frank Mylcr. Of
Pittsburgh. Fannie O. Morrow. Frank
Weaver. or Moundsvillc. viii CUch-
Of Moundsville. :. T.. Norton,
horton, W. =. Brady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
ICE CREAM AND CAKE SOCIAL.

ON Friday evening. July p. the
members Of Mrs. Lsments class. OF
the Blain" Presbyterian church Sun.
day school viii give an Zee cream and
cake social Tho affair will be held in
the church building and everyone 10
invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24

A very pleasant surprise party vas
held a. the home Of VT. n Goodwin.
OF Grafton. In honor ~ their houss
guest. Miss Hazel Goodwin. OF Wheel
ing A very enjoyable evening vas
spent by all Those present were
Misses Hazel Goodwin. ia Wvckonn
MONTE Lake. LILLE knoght. Ethel Sci.
W. Myra Goodwin. hottie Smith. Iora
smith Messrs. Emmett knight. Sam
uel Kahn. Harry Goodwin. Ross Ttt.
Ersci Lake. Gordon Yates. Coy Mey
ers. Curtis smith and Guy Wyckon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Modern P~rineiIi.. en.ertainsd.

Mrs. william Nader entertained the
Modern Princillas a. her home We'd
nesday rs a compliment 10 Miss Lena
Roth. Of Rochester. Ind and Mrs.
MARI Boone. Of Perdue. Indiana. Sew
ing was the diversion. \ luncheon
was serN ed and Inc following members
were present.
Miss Lena Roth. Miss Sibella Sey-
bold. Miss Josephine L.ipphardt. Miss
Lillian schmidt. Hiss Loretta Sey-
old Miss Tillie I%.ipphardt. Mrs. Fred
Schmeichel. Mrs. Harry B%reindenstein.
Mrs. 6. W. Beinl-ns,ein. Mrs. John
Metzcar. Mrs. DUFFY. Mrs. Henry
Hackmsn, Mrs. John Seybold, Mrs.
Forrest Frankhsuser. Mrs. Mark
Boone.
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C. Scott. George Toomey. w. s. Ira
Wis PEBBLES Tatum. William Schwert-
ferger. Bernard Schafer. J. W Rankin,
". =. Ransom. George Petticord. b.
Walker Peterson. r. W. Obert. H.. q.
Ogden. "a. T. Ni.olI. VIII Morgan. j.
\. Moore. Geo. MURRAY. Jr.. J.. Howard
Mcdonald. Vim. McEwan. Jacob
l.oomis. Fred II. I-ange. Charles LINN.
Jos. h. King, w. l. bradshaw. =. 4.
Royce. =. y. Klein. George kossuth,
V. l.. Jackson.
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Mrs r. T.. Murray left Wheeling
Yesterday. with her tao sons. Tor their
home In Pittsburgh They have been
staying ~ tho Stratford Springs 10
tel for the past two weeks with Mr.
x H. MURRAY. Vho Is here on business
for 2 feV weeks. The eldest boy. who
IL often called The Duke. on &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
~Bell-Binder Weddino.

The Wedding of Mr.. Jim Bell. con
nected with the T. Reed Mcknight Co.
and Miss Binder. of ~Steubenville. O.,
took place in Wellsburg in July. 1912.
The announcement came as a surprise
10 their many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Miss MeIIwaine's Class.

Miss Jeanette McIllwaine entertain.
ed her dance class at tbs Country
Club on Wednesday evening. There
was an unusually large attendance. A
number Of dinner parties were ar.
ranged for the evening.
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Informal Luncheon.

Miss Acncs Wilson. ~ the South
Shde. entertained with an Informal
luncheon 80 m" Hrooksidc Inn. we'd
ncsda' ~ so O'clock. There vere
places for firht guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24

An futeresting discot cry las been
made during the Course % repairs a. tho
roadway IN tho PLACE de - GoncorIc.
While dlEginE 80 a depth ~ about ten
feet some wUrkmen came across some
t1nnelirg tu varnished pottery. which
has been verified ~ part o. tho old
Tuilefics aquedust constructed hy tne
famous potter. bernard de palissy. for
catherine a. Medic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Birthday Party.

AZ her home near Bethlehem. Mrs.
J {. Garvin gave a birthday party for
Miss Mary Virginia Garvin. Wednes-
day afternoon. the hours being from >
10 : o'clock. II was the thirteenth an.
.niverssry OF her birth. The guests in.
cluded Miss AIDA Bromer's Sunday
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~ 81 6shk 6ss9

Esbette: Your eyes are
m oxer-strained that's all Don't let
until you try this simple home treat
nient. Dissolve an ounce of crystos
In a pint OF water. One or two drops
need to restore the sparkle, youthful
oriiliancy and rested feeling TO your
eyes; IL the lids are much innamed. try
soaking daos OF absorbent cotton in the
tonic and laying them on each eye
while you rest about ten minutes.
crystos tonic may be called an eye
Judy: n ordinary eth fail TO
reduce your nexh would recommend
= course OF this simple. harmless home
Ia pints hot water. Take a table
spoonful three times a day. For those
who md exercise a task. and are weak
valuable aid in overcoming excessive
fat. " your skin In inclined 10 fabbi-
ness see answer TO Deborah.
Halle: Your hair need. exercise or
a drtll with some sood tonic ana YOU
can do Wonders in puttins Vitality and
promptly relieve the dandrun and Itch
ing scalp IN you will use this remedy
II costs little and you can prepare It
one ounce OF quinzoln and II pint alcohol
Mix and add y pint cold water. This
makes enough tonic to last a long time.
Apply 60 your scalp twice a week. rub
bling well into the roots.
Curly-Locks: I am very much op-
posed to the use Of soap on the hair.
The alkali In SOAP coarsens hair. irri-
tates the scalp and IN time will make
the hair toilicles decay. neither do ]
approve OF egg shampoos. The animal
substance mixes with the oil I'm the
hair. and is hard to remove After all.
plain canthrox makes the best sham
poo. cheapest and easiest to handle.
Dissolve one -teaspoonful in n cup or
rot water. IL fathers we'll and takes
out all excess oil. leaving the scalp
stimulated and every strand clean.
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Oskmont Club

The Oahmont club VIII hold their
second dance or the series next Mon.
DAY evening a. Wheeling Park. A
large crowd IS expected and the Elks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
At Wayside Inn.

A number of family dinners have
been given at the Mayside Inn the
past week. Last Wednesday the Isl
and Athletic Club ENJOYED a hayride
TO Coierain and took supper at the
Wayside Inn.