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Dying

MANUEL MASC0TO FERNANDEZ thirty husband
In left side of
Relieved WIN die Conscious this Afternoon and wOHd talk
shooting. sg8 5.ss4 4fs5sk !. NJ
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Dead

JOHANNA MASC0TO FERNANDEZ, years, wife
left side of
brain. Died Mt 11:30 this rning
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From $. F.:
Ventura. Jan. 20.
Fer y. F.:
Nile-Lurline, Jan. -
From Vancouver:
Mariana, Jan. 29.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Jan. %.
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is RELIEVED
Closing Down Of Pope Tin Plant Pre-
vented Possible Dis
orderly Situation.

spec al D'sps-c: 20 the Intelligence
STEt BENNILI.E. q. July THE
closing down o. she pope tin plant for
this week relieved situation that
threatened 10 be disorderly. Just what
time and a waiting game will develop
remains ." he tested. William Jenkins.
who was said 10 he concerned IN -:
ting men into the plant. was arrested
and fined 500 and costs for pulling n
gun on Harry Meyers I'm the strike
zone.
I; IS expected that an attempt will
he made toward tho operation OF the
plant next week as an oD-n plant.
Special officers NAV be brought IN to
protect the men 10 and from work
~ the local protection Is not deemed
sufficient \ numh-r Of police and
deputy sheriTs were on guard ar the
plant on Tuesday night 80 tho re-
quest ~ fhe company. which feared
some attempt 20 damage property
might hc made.
At the MAYORS office nearly co0
picket" badges. all numbered. were
served 20 the strikers Persons ru.
wearing badges will not bo allowed to
,nngreEat" near the plant As
htdg" and number was issued to
man or woman tin plant worker their
nam" was recorded IN hook
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Val pQNA Drug Store
FROM A DISAPPOINTED
GETTYSBURG VETERAN

To the Editor Of the tutellieencer
Dear sir-We admire the good feel
ing you and other business men OF
your city have displayed by your
voluntary subscriptions TO send veter-
ans that have not been provided for By
the state TO Gettysburg anniversary.
!, being an Ohioan from birth yet
fought in that battle as a member OF
the Seventh West Virginia infantry.
But for some reason the legislature OF
West Virginia only provided honor
for its own state. while Ohio looked
after only those serving Ohio and
were present al that battle BY the
acts OF those legislators We who are
residents OF Ohio. but served West
Virginia at that battle. are out in the
cold. II Is no doubt hard for legis-
latures (many OF whose members
have come into existence since the
war; 10 realize the hardships the
veterans endured in this particular
fight To our mind il seems but a
few days ago. while lying in camp
along the banks OF the beautiful Rap
pahannoCk. We were called to tear
down tents and get ready TO march
at a moments notice II was the 18th
day OF June. 1863. and that night We
started on that long tramp that
landed us at the battlefield of Gettys-
burg on the night OF July ,. 1863, at
which place We participated in the
hottest battle OF the war after which
We followed the enemy back into
West Virginia, tramping by way OF
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ming at their home. The rooms were
appropriately decorated with sweet
peas. roses and other flowers OF the
season. Tho guests arrived at
o'clock and brought with them many
handsome gifts. During the evening
music and games were enjoyed and a
delicious luncheon was served Mr.
and Mrs. Bucey are we'll known citiZ-
ems OF Bridgeport and before her mar
rage Mrs. Bucey was Mrs. Lena
Shorts.
The following were among the guests
present during the evening: Mr. and
Mrs. Doudna. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Harrison. Of Martins Ferry. Mr. and
Mrs. George Okelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Terry. Rev. and Mrs Hofr-
man. Mr.. and Mrs George Heller. Mr..
and Mrs VIII Heller. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Jent. Mr.. and Mrs. Enmit
Fitzpatrick 81 Wheeling: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry curtis Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Frederick
Dr. and Mrs. Fiddle. Dr. John Shafer
Mrs John Shafer Mrs VIII Wise. OF
Wheeling. Mrs. l-avina Haherhcld. Of
Nt,'.iluE. Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas H.
Morgan. Mrs. Ross Porter. Mrs l.
Porter. Miss Merrill Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK Meyers. Of Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weeks Mr.. and
Mr.. Fred li-ISWinger. - Shadyside.
Mr.. and Mr>. !. Stead Mrs NarSden.
Mrs. Daniel Davis. Mrs. Louise Nor
ri-on. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hincman.
Mrs short. Mrs Minnie l.asure. Mr.
and MrS. sam BUGGY. Mt Isaac Henry
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin BUGGY. Mr. and
Mrs. Mike liensley. Mrs. Wash Lyle
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About People
Movements Of individuals 70 And
From the City.

Mrs. A J. Seamon and visitor. Mr.
Florence II. Rowe. OF Baltimore
spent yesterday as the guest OF Mrs
s. J. Brand. OF ST. Clairsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. = Patterson. OF
Parkersburg. are visiting friends and
| relatives In this city.
Miss Gene Richie has returned To
her home in Fairmont after spending
several days here.
Mrs. A. J. Seamon. Mrs Florence
Rove. OF Baltimore. her guest, and
Miss Hazel V. Seamon. OF this city.
will leave this morning for Pitts
bur8h. whore they will attend the
eisteddfod. Miss Seamon will take
part.
Rev. Edgar Day. of Warwood. has
returned from Morgantown, where he
attended the state Christian Endeavor
convention
Edward L. Jones. Of this city. is
looking after business matters in
Huntington
Mrs. G. b. Fulton. OF Parkersburg.
IS visiting her daughter Mrs George
Row. OF the out-the-pike district.
Mrs Alice Blue is home after a
short visit with Parkersburg friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ Russell Jr
ana children Will spend the sumer at
Mountain Lake Park. Md
Mrs Robert j BaErs OF Kansas city
40. IS ~" guess of r.cnds IN tho CITY
Mrs VIII WallinE 81 Richmond Ind
has been pending the past few weeks
with relatives here.
VI and Mrs. Herbert Buckmau. OF
Cleveland are guests % NJ Euckrna n :
u.'th"t. Mrs. EuDkman. or \orth
Man street
Miss GRACE Mccoy eft for Pittsburgh.
"ier" She viii visit friends
Miss Mary 90 Kane has returned from
an extended European t-ip.
Mr. Hove and daughter MSS HoPona
- NentC.~. y. j are guests OF Miss
Mary Jkare
tn" m6-r friends - Mrs Clarence
Hel!.rg formerly Birdie S-attcrday. %
the Island. viii he glad 90 know that
she has returned from the Martins
Martin Ferry hospital much imProN 81
after a serious operation
Miss Autonia Appcuzeller ~ Kirkwood
nds returned from visit with friends
ir Reading. Pa
Miss KAT. Ebhcrt< l. the guest or
friends 'r GhiIlicofhe. -.
Miss Lillian Appsuzsilcr l. the guest
~ friends 10 Harrisburg Pa
Joe Green will - With party fishing
NJ Fish creek FOR fcV weeks
Miss Agnes pFouuor n E"gdale. who
was recently operated upon ror append
cit'- - the Sorth Wheeling hospital. -
slowly improving and wi! he able -
leave tsc institution in q Few days
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NEWS BRIEFS

Sunday morning members OF tho
Central Fishing club will leave tho
local wharf on The u " D." bound
for IN" Cuskingum. where they will
spend The summer on "A camping trip
~ least co are expected 70 80 down
on the initial trip. others following
later
Eugene smith and Paul T.ufz ~
m" Island. arrived home last evening
from ParkcrsbuTg. the terminus 81 a
canoe trip started last week
Local members ~ tn. Typofranh-
ical Union state that there iS "A noe
sib'Nfy Thar members ~ their craft
Wi.l v0t" for % seven hour day al tho
national convention 10 b.. held during
August az Nahyi'lc. Tom Tho Length
~ he present day with Tho printers
o. eight hours
Pilots on steamboats, plving the
OHIO river are complaining about own
ers Of motor boats NOT having their
boats equipped with headlights The
pilots claim that boat owners arc de-.
ih"raf"iy fisrcEardi0g strict rules Of
navigation in falling to equip their
boats with headlights
\ % result Of The alos being filled
wifi orders quite q number of tho
Industrial establishments about town
V.I run through fhn summer without
OBJ" usual closing period This will
NOT apply. however. % aI factories. as
many have already announced that "a
vacation would be- granted employees
According to local man aho
owns stock in fhr sfeamtuat Ohio.
she has NOT been so.d 10 tho Niaeis.
ippi Navigation Company aa has boon
reported ln river circles during tho
l1Ff frN DAYS Tho Informant stated
ih1' 'h" boat would continue fo ply
Dol H""r IIff.hurrI Iri Cincinnati
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Harper's Ferry. before We got settled
down TO get any permanent rest. IL
was nearly one month OF continuous
marching and fighting. II | had the
choice TO take the same trip. know
ing as | do. or suffer death, | would
say give me death.
These legislators OF to-day do not
experience how 1t would gladden. the
hearts OF the few who lived TO see
nifty years and fought in that battle
10 get back there today in hopes OF
meeting some comrade they had not
seen since that fatal day. | for one
feel the sting OF disappointment. but
II ! am spared expect TO see the place
later on al my own expense.
OHIO VETERAN.
Late member Seventh West Virginia
infantry.
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An ambitious lad Vho was anxious
t0 make "a success iu the world. not
merely FOR himself. but also for the
FAKE ~ bic widow mother. secured
DIS fret position with big irwelry
firm
Dc was to got unusually good wages
for % beginner. and hc carried the
n"ws home to his mother 30 hirh
feather
But Tho next nirht. after his first
Cay go work. DO came home discon-
ISOLATE
IIis mother vac greatly troubled ~
th.s change NJ mood What vas tho
matter Was tho uork too hard r
Didn't ho understand r. -ha rsted
Too hard ho rctortrI o should
Say nof 1fq tu1 easy Whr. moth
nr what DO Won think i've boon doing
900 day long Strurnr beads Tm
rn.nE fo Erf ONT 20 there's much moro
of that 900 never got ahead string
inE beads
Son. said his mother. r-avery. %
cont The fo hear you speak Ukr CHAT
You VIII got ahead af-uf.uc beads
80 Won sfrInr them just as VcU as 10
CON possibly DO done D. isn't very
biz fhinF know. bur Jim surr 90 ctu
hc done Care'cssl1 or vsU Nou puf
your heart into etrlrF.ng those beads
just a. urIl as Won possibly cam .nr
and fhc future viii louk out for
Itself
so tho boy doesn't own Thar icv
clry huaincs TODAY That was orit
eight years ago. and contrary to what
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03

Miss Eleanor Mcclure entertained at
the Mcclure "Wednesday for Miss Ruth
Wyman of Philadelphia. who Is the
house guest OF Miss Elizabeth Pax
ton. Place cards marked covers for
u. Sweet peas figured In the deCOra-
ton. The following were guests Mrs.
Josephine Warfield of Sykesville. Md .
Miss Helen Warfield OF Sykesville.
Nd. Miss Eleanor Patterson. Miss
Hettie Hazlett. Miss Blanche Warfield.
Miss Sara Whitaker. Miss Eleanor
Holloway. Miss Elizabeth Paxton, Miss
Ruth Wvman.
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Enjoyed Oufanr.
Delightful Dance.

The following society item appeared
in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times. un-
der handsome half-tone OF Miss Nc
Nally:
Miss Bess Christy. OF Philadelphia,
Pa: Miss Madeline Bremen. Of Scott.
dale. Pa. and Miss Grace Mccoy, OF
Wheeling. W. Va. shared honors al
the informal dance given last evening
in the Ben Avon Country Club by Miss
Mildred Mary McSally. OF "Rostrev.
or. Ben Avon. The appointments
were in the national colors and the
guests included Miss McNally's school
friends AT Mount de Chantal. Wheel.
ing"
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Al Brookside Inn.

Mrs Will Rreidenstein. Mrs. DIT
Hunter and Mrs. A. l.. Walling enter
tainet with d morning party AZ the
Brookside Inn Wednesday. The -Four
q club was present. Fancy work was
the diversion and two hours were
spent making pretty pieces A lunch
con was served by Mrs. Andre and
there were covers for the following
Mesdames Will WallinE Of Richmond
Ind: Will Scott, Crawford Booth
Frank Woodcock. Walter Beswick. r
A. Gillett, Charles Daugherty. T. c
Heinline. VIII Breitenstein. Ernest
Hoge. Robert ]. Bags of Kansas CITY
\. G. Kenngott of Rellaire Frank
Henderson. w. A. Thomas John Kuhn
Louis SteenrOd. Wesley Osbourn. Ar.
thur Walling. Charles Hunter
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For Miss Reid.

Miss Gertrude Reid OF Martins Ferry
entertained for Miss Lois Reid OF 81
Paul Mimi. who Is her house guest.
Various diversions appropriate 20 the
warm weather were arranged for The
afternoon. \ luncheon was served
The following guests were present
Misses Hazel E.fler. Isadore Whitley.
Isabelle Hayne. Esther Moore. Narca-
ret Gatchell. Katheryn Blackford. sara
Louise Dixon. Alta Eifcr Helen
Blackford. Priscilla Pratt Margaret
Farnell. Lois Reid OF ST Paul.
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number OF strike-hrelkers Heated
words passed between them and II was
only through the timely interference
~ disintcrested parties that a riot did
nor "nSur. one Of the strike breakers
drew gun but he was finally over
powered and the weapon taken from
him. The bridgeport police are con-
Quoting an investigation
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For Mrs Hall.

Mrs Frank 6. Evans Of Warwood.
entertained the following guests on
Tuesday afternoon as a compliment 20
her sister. Mrs Granville Hall Of Chi
cago. Misses Elizabeth Tappan. Carrie
COpp. Ethel Reid Mesdames T. :.
Riley. VIII Schwertifeger. sam Noyes.
Arch Matthews Dave Evans. Harry
Klieves. Dave Tappau. Harry Nicail.
James Beans. T. &. Stevenson. e. y.
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STRIKE BREAKERS
Trouble Occurs on Traction Car Wher
Strikers and Strike-break-
ers Meet.

Trouble. which fortunately did not
result very seriously. occurred las:
evening about > 2n o'clock on "a Eel
laire car Just below Bridgeport when
strikers ~ the Enterprise euamr,
works engaged IN 4 wordy battle with
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some ~ our rich mcu would have Us
believe. Dr. usually takes some other
factors than hard work and economy
Tor such fabulous rises But he did
rise a. rapidly as an honest. amhl-
tious. hrliny voung man without spe-
cial privilege or opportunity can rise:
and Do doas hold % responsible posi-
ton to-day and ho does draw AZ
ampi" salary which makes 20 possible
FOR him COB give bits mother al tho
case and Comforf sho so richly do
serves And o. ho holds 20 his prea.
ont policy ~ doire everything that -
given him to a. ls vol as 10 can DO
done. tncrr is every prospect that 10
will ro much farther
There 81. nothing that makes 'oF
success 600 oura work amy more than
That policy
There is nothing that makes frp
harp.nces in Work ans moro than
chat
used Gov DISLIKE tfc cutting %
craro fruit moro Cham ans household
fash. and D used t1 In DO very poorly.
Finally made un my mind that Z
WOULD DO " Is if should De- done
'Du.hf 1 krItn especially adapted %
Oh. purpose and mad. Kind of same
our W seeing how skrfuNv could
prepare our morning 4rlpe fruit To
day Cau eut 1 f-npr lrat perfectly.
trd . love fo do if
To do tho common du,v ~ Zach
raN urcouworly utH' Save Scales.
That ie success" Do is also happi-
rces
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II Ne6,
+ e0fure
at BdSle'S

In line with our pol
icy to give our patrons
the benefit of the hest
in everything, We have
introduced a new fea-
ture.
Adjoining our bal
cony, on the second
floor. a new, thorough
" modern kitchen has
been built making the
same quick service pos
Sihle here as OU our
first floor.
We have added this
feature for the benefit
Of working women ana
girls who are unable tO
90 home for lunch;
also for lady shoppers
and visitors.
To further add To It's at
traCtiVenCss. We have en-
gagged a lady violini,t. with
her piano accompanies.
who will PLAY during meal
hours and evenings.
This IS q feature never
before introduced outside
Of hotels and high priced
eating houses
10 provide good whole
some food properly rrc-
Tarc1 100 popular rriccs
that will meet rho purse Of
The average patron and
90 serve 10 amid beautiful
Surroundings. with music
ior entertainment. IS our
aim
We believe that YOU
will enjoy eating here
ana cordially invite
YOU to come. Orders
will he filed from O. sin
Gle cup OF coffee to q
complete dinner.
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Hancher. F. p. Mcneil. Harry Gilbert
Harry Northwood. J. II. Merkle. Ma.
rion Young. Charles Dougherty.
George Hastings. Ben CARRIER. J. G.
Walden. l.. y. Refer. John Wright.
Harry Truschel. Albert Mabis OF Dies
Moines. J. @. Hall OF Chicago. George
Lutz, NJ. Moffat, John Reid.
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CONDUCT MApkET

Evangelical Lutheran church will con
duct &C. market az Grosscurth's stor5
on Thirtv-hffh street today for the
benefit ~ tho church fund. pies.
cakes. preserved fruits. candies. etc.
will all BE- on safe The public 10
cordially invited
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Choir Supper.

Th- members OF st Johns Ge-rra-
church choir enjoyed q chicken wn~l,
supper 80 Zoe Green's hotel in T-iadeI
phia. Wednesday evening
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len Mrs. Gibson Caldwell. chairman Of
the food sanitation committee. will read
paper on the subject The rae~tinr
has been arranged for morning on a.
count OF the warm weather ana IL In
hoped there will be a large attendance.
Enjoyed outang.
A number OF the ladies' Of ri. -,,,,
enjoyed an outing At Joe Greens in
Trfadelphia- Tuesday afternoon Cards
were the diversion. and supper was
served at o'clock The following were
among those present: Mrs Harry
Schafer. Mrs Fisher. Mrs. VIII Senne.
OF Bellsire. Mrs George wisner Mrs
william StOop. Mrs Harry Beariey,
Mrs. Fred Stroehman- Mrr. Frank RAIDER.
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Silver knniversar,

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel RuCcy. q
Bridgeport celebrated Their silver
wedding anniversary Wednesday eve
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Housewives, Leagnl

Iro ~" fHT- - he E0UeCw Voe
WI ruiI a. uf,-tart meeting
this morning al 10 O'Clock at the home
t.,-t.,.f. ilrS. Guy H. e Ale
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Tarc Chamberlain TahIcfr Thoy
enable fhc stomach fo perform 10
flnrfipns naturally For ulr hv au
dealers Adg
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get rid of you. VAL donna KIDNEY
REMEDY Is a kidney saver" pure and
simple. There Is no doubt OF its SPLEEN
did results. II IL one Of the most valu-
able and effective kidney remedies
known TO science.
Faulty action OF the kidneys brings
on Bright's disease. acute or chronic In
nammation or congestion OF the Kid
neys. stone In the bladder. uric acid
poisoning. scanty urine, back pains,
restlessness at night, depressed. tired
feeling and urinary diseases. Begin
taking 'VAL. DONA' Kidney Remedy
tonight and have better kidneys in the
morning. Save your kidneys and save
yourself. Don't forget. satisfaction or
your money back
wal DONA" Kidney Remedy IL sold
only at all wal DONA" drug stores In
two-siEe bottles. soc and 500. There's
VAL BONA" article for anything you
want.
Va bQNA Drug Store
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O, My Back!

Pain In the Small OF the Bach Means Your
Kidneys are Going-"vAL DONAs
KIDNEY REMEDY VIII
Save Them
OF course you hate TO think OF what
10 going on In your kidneys when that
pain IN the small OF the back makes
you feel like some poor bug stuck IN
the middle with pin But AZ you don't
get rid OF the trouble. the trouble VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
TANGO PARTY WAS
FOR YOUNG LADIES
MISSES HELEN AND JOSEPHINE
WAKEFIELD OF sYKEsvILLE,
WHO ARE HERE.
The Fourth VIII BE FttinsIy ceIe-
brated with Social Events
Of Outing Nature.

The Country club was again the
-,ene OF pretty summer party
wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
A Wilson entertained with a tango
party for the Misses Josephine and
Helen Warfield of Sykesville. Md,
who are guests OF their sister. Miss
blanche Warfield. at Woodlawn
Early in the evening the guests ar
rived at the club TO enjoy the cool
breeze which Ia ALWAYS noticeable
there. Following a pleasing dance
program in which the tango was feat
aired. buffet luncheon was served
The following were among the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
BASLE'S

The Home Of Quality"
i2'h and Market Sta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-03
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
One Road to Success
By Ruth Cameron

y. --.-... =. = =. >. a...a . -. ..-..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14

Two stars from Dixie-Tyrus Ray
nond Cobb, most wonderful ball
player the world has ever known, and
Joe Jackson, batter and Splinter ex-
traordinary.
In the batting averages published
today their marks are,
Jackson ............ .432
CoDD ........... E395
Cobb, the sensational, is playing
the same marvellous game he has
played ever since he broke upon the
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-10
Unsightly Face Spots

Are cured by DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment, which heals all skin
eruptions. No matter how long you
have been truobleo Byitcning. burn
ing, or scaly skin humors, just put
little of that soothing antiseptic,
DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment, on
the sores and the suffering stops in
stantly. Healing begins that very
minute. Doctors use it in their
practice and recommended it. Mr..
AIIeman, of Littletown, Pa, saws:
Had eczema on forehead; DR.. Hob
son, S Eczema Ointment cured it in
two weeks" Guaranteed to relieve
or money refunded. All druggists.
or by mail. Price SOC. Pfeiffe1
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and St
Louis. f
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-10
IT'S A MISTAKE

Made BY Many High Point Residents
Many people il, a misguided effort
to get rid of kidney baekache, rely
on piasters, liniments and other
makeshitts. The right treatment is
kidney treatment and a remarkably
recommended kidney medicine is
Doan's Kidney Pills. High Point
is no exception.
The proof is at your very door.
The following is an experience typi-
cal Of the work OF Doan's Kidney
Pills in High Point.
Mrs. frankie McCsrter, 4O8 Tom
linson ST., High Point, N: c., says:
Il suffered for a long time from
severe pains across the small of my
back, generally feltnervous and was
unable to sleep we'll | at. length
procured a box of Doan's Kidney
Pills and it took less than the con-
tents to remove the trouble. They
improved my health. hone tia,
Others suffering from kidney com:
plant will give them trial.
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster. MiIbum Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-10
Rid Your Children of Worms

You can change fretful, ill-terlpef-
ed children into healthy, happy
youngsters, by riding them of worms.
Tossing, rolling, grinding of teeth,
crying out while asleep, accompan-
led with intense thirst, pains in the
stomach and bowels, feverishness
and bad breath, are symptoms that
indicate worms: Kickapoo Worm
Killer, pleasant candy lozenge. ex-
pels the worms, regulates the bowels,
restores your children to health and
happiness. Mrs. J. A. Brisbin, OF
Elgin, ILL.,, says: - have used Kick
apoo Worm Killer for years, and en-
tirely rid my children of worms.
would not be without it." Guaran-
teed. Al druggists, or by mail.
Price Csc Kickapoo Indian Medi-
cine Co., Pm. adelphia and St. Louis