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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
Miss Nan Brooke Entertains At
Cards.

One of the most enjoyable social at
fairs of the week was card party
given by Miss Nan Brooke on Wedaes-
day in honor of Miss Laura Bedinger,.
of Kentucky. and Miss Elizabeth
Brown, of Bedford County. Va. Miss
Brooke was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. Henry
Starr Wattles of Alexand ia. Those
playing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
A. Brown, Mrs. Chas. Crane, Mrs.
Winifred Browse, Misses AanaW ysong,
Elizabeth Wysong, Yvonne Murphy,
Elizabeth Oliver. Lila Willis. Mary
Porter6eld, EIoise Reckwith, Louise
Briscoe, Moselle Johnson. Sydney Wyn-
koop, Barbara Campbell, Frances
Moore, Elizabeth Brown of Bedford
County, Laura Bedinger, Of Kentucky.
Margaret Scott, of Charlotte, N. C.
Messrs. Chas, N. Campbell, viii
Daniel, Garland Moore, Frank Brooke,
viii Mcdonald, John Mcdonald, Fran
ces Daniel, KearsIey Wysong, Claiborne
Porterfeld, Frank Hudson. Of WASH
ingtoD. D. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
Town Council.

At the regular meeting of the Tow n
Council held on Monday night the fol
! lowing business was transacted:
The Stable Ordinance was amended, by
striking out Section q and now requires
manure to be removed every fifteen days,
and the penalty reduced from SIS to
$25, to from 80 to $40.
The Street Committee was empowered to
make crossings, ETC.; at the corner of Avis
and Lawrence streets. Mildred and Acade-
my streets, Hunter and Mildred streets and
North and Lawrence streets, and also to put
eleven hundred loads of dirt on the Summit
Point road and raise bridge on same and al
SO to employ two men for two weeks to
clean up streets and cutters.
The Pure Food Ordinance was laid over
to special meeting to be called by the
Mayor. -
Officers were elected as follows:
President of Council-Th ornton T Perry,
Clerk-SJ Moore.
Treasurer-A M Morgan. -
Physician-Dr Pittman.
City Engineer-Jas K Hendricks.
Clock Winder-W ildey Woller.
Chief of Police and CoIlector-Jas A
Smith.
list Asst Policemen-Jas F Casey.
I'd Asst Policeman-R Granstatf.
Attorney-C N Campbell.
Night Watchman-David Wood.
The salary of Chief of Police was raised
from $50 to $55 per month, and that of
policeman from $45 to $50 per month.
Ordered that the policemen report to
either the Chief or Mayor each morning
when they come on duty, and each night
when they go off duty.
At a special meeting held Friday night
the Standing Committees werereported and
affirmed, as follows:
Finance Skinner, Shugert and Alder.
ordinances.-Co Conrad, Dalgarn and Perry,
Cemeteries. -Dalgarn, Conrad and Perry.
Streets Perry, Conrad and Dalgarn.
Market House. -Shugert. Alder and
Skinner.
Accounts. Allder, Skinner and Shugert
Petitions and Grievances. Dalgarn. Per
~ and Conrad.
Public Health and Sanitation. Skinner,
Conrad and Dalgarn.
4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
How It's Made.

The Z. & N. Semi-Mixed Real Paint
is pure paint. One Thousand pounds
of pure White Lead, Zinc and Linseed
Oil are put together in an immense
mixer; then large mills grind it, and
machines fill it into cans ready for
market. But the user adds three
quarts more Linseed Oil to each gal
lon 10 make "a gallons of Real Pure
Paint for 81. 40 per gallon. It is the
very highest quality paint
Sold by Phillips e Moreland, Charles
Town. G. 81. Child. Harpers Ferry.
Central Hardware Co, Martinsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
Washing Wanted.

Would Ike 70 do washing for two
small families every week. Greatest
care taken with all clothes and viii
wash them white and eIean. Call al
SIS 5 North Street, Charles Town,
W W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
Marriage Announcement.

Dr.. and Mrs. Howard osburn
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Louise Singleton Thomas
and
Mr.. james BattaiIe Kemp
on Wednesday, the eleventh Of June
nineteen hundred and thirteen
Rippon. West Virginia
Mt. and Mrs. James Battaile Kemp
Smithers. West YiERinia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
MIddleway Notes.

After~a lingering and painful illness,
of some weeks. Mrs Sarah, wife oil
Mr.. Elias Riggs. of Middleway, died
on Saturday afternoon. surviving
are her husband, three daughters, and
one son. Funeral services were held
by Rev. Nicholson, of Harper's Ferry,
minister in charge Of M. P. Church. at
II A. M, in the Old White Church, in
terment in the family lot in Masonic
Cemetery. Mr.. Riggs is an uncle OF
Mr. W. A. Riggs. of Charles Town.
Mrs. Alburtis Brinipg, has been quite
sick during the past week, but is now
reported better. DR.. Albin attends
her.
A goodly number of our citizens at
tended the lawn party. held at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Ramey. near Char
les Town, by the Methodist S. S. last
Friday and Saturday evenings. Soci-
ally and financially it was a success,
and a very liberal sum was realized.
from the sale of refreshments and fan
cy articles.
Deputy. Sheriff asd Mrs. W. o. Ma
coughty, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Macoughty,
Mrs. S. v. White and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Grnntham. with their daughters,
Misses Francesi Mary, and Elizabeth
ATTENDED the wedding, of their cousin,
Miss Mamie Adelaide Nelson, daughter
of Mr.. Hugh Nelson, of Long Branch,
Clarke County, Va, on last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Levi Lyme, has returned to her
home here. after stay of several week
with relatives and friend, in Shippens-
burg. Pa, where she was treated by
her old home physician for nervous
trouble, she is bright and seems much
by the change.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19
Are You "One-Who-0a


will exclusive alWoos
kind usually clothes We
woodland
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19

Mr.. Jas. A. Smith is adding a large
new porch and other improvements to
sthe Anderson property on Mt. Parvo
avenue. recently purchased by him.
Carpenter work by Mr.. D. ", Knight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19

At the regular meeting of the Tow n
Council held on Monday night the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-06-19

Mr.. E. e. Allan, Of Rippon. has fin
ished drilling two wells in HalltoWn
one 81 feet deep for Mr. Frank S.. Har-
rison, the other 80 feet in depth. across
the county road, from the depot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

Philip Burkhart: action for specific per
Torrance and equitable relief
Transfers.
W l. Glesseukamp To John r Cltff
out lot ga and and $40 acres. Woods
field 800
=. i. Johnson 20 Charles Rex Talbot
acres. Jackson township. 81
sarah J. MciIugh to Cyrus McHugh. 30
acres. Benton township. sI.4OO.
y. T. Staudt 20 John Heft $3.50 acres
summit township. $3.50.
William y. Taylor to Aaron Smith. lot
3. New Motamoras. 811b.
Probate Court
November Application filed 20 PRO
bate VIII Of James :. Rinard. deceased.
Hearing Get Tor November IS
VIII OF Zenas Devaul. testimony OF g
:. buchanan. Jr. taken. will admitted 20
November Statement OF inventories
filed with auditor.
M. Winland. trustee ~ minor heirs
or J. II Winland. filed first an final &C
count
y. =. Christman. administrator Of IA
cob Christman. filed first and final nc
count
November s-w. G. Howell. admins
traitor ~ F. g. Howell. filed private or
der 81 sale
Proof ~ publication notice Of appoint
meut ~ Elizabeth !. Baker. executirx az
o. ". Baker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

Children have recently moved from
Warrington. W. Va. TO Cadiz
Judge J. r Morley went TO Steub-
snvllle Monday
Earl jackson. Of Pittsburgh. visited
Fred sharon last week.
Or. :. IL. Kent was in Steubenville
this week
W II. Richey was IN GalIipoIis sun
day.
Fred Mcconnell. OF Adena. was here
over sunday
Elmer Downward. Of Martins Ferry.
was here sunday.
Mrs. James NJ. sheriff has returned
from Columbus.
Miss Lois Lloyd was with relatives
IN Steubeuville sunday.
Mrs. y. e. scott, o. ermano. was here
over sunday.
Miss Florence Thompson. OF Fast
Liverpool was home Sunday.
Miss Marietta Thompson was home
from Scio over sunday.
Mrs. r. l.. Lipglucott has returned
from Washington. IA.
Mrs. J.. J.. Linden. Of Wheeling was
in Cldiz this week
MI and Mrs Louis Palmer were
here from Solo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Meaiev are
home FRO mf'lttshurgh.
Mrs. W. Osturu has returned from
Duluth. MINI
Ms IS NJ sawvel. - Coshorton. has
been the guest Of Mrs W. a. Potts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RICHLAND. .. Nov. 14-Mr
ana Mrs. l.. l.. Schsele. Mrs. Carl Sea-
bright, Mrs. VIII Seabright and Mrs
Henry RothermOnd. OF Martins Ferry,
drove out I'm Dir. Scheele's auto last
Tuesday and spent the afternoon here
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hays and baby
returned TO their home at Canton last
here with their parents.
Mr.. orwell Mills returned on Satur-
day evening from Columbus. Ohio
where ne had been visiting his sister.
iug his grandmother a part OF the way
on her trip To Indiana.
Mr. Victor Workman. OF 81. Glars
Vile. spent Saturday and sunday here
with his friend. Mr.. John Lodge.
Traffic and everything else was sus-
pended here the nrst OF the week on
account Of the heavy snow. There
Was no school at Vineyard nm and
into 1T Gainesville.
word was received here on Sunday
Of the birth 90 "a daughter 10 Ar. and
Mrs James kilgore, Of the Island. on
X ilgore was formerly Sarah Moore. a
sister ~ Mrs clyde Pickering here
Mr. Ira Fowics went 20 Wheeling on
Saturday and purchased a new horse.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Parker Rottmeire at
tended tho funeral last Wednesday ~
tho infant child fo Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Grant. OF Tnlontowu.
MIS-. Eliza McNauee. who has been
in Martins Ferry Tor several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs Ella pe.gau.
was here Tor few DAYS last week.
Miss Alice Roscoe was shopping in
Wheeling last SATURDAY.
Mr. ana Mr. Raymond williamson
expected Co leave here on "Wednesday
fDr california. hut ON account OF rra
tiE SHOWS DO the west their trip has
been postponed indefinitely.
Mr. George Grarhe is quite 100 az the
home OF his mother-in-laU. Mrs J. ~
Carmen.
Mrs Carrie Dunkle. ~ SIstcrevf1ie
visited over sunday here with he-
friends. Mr. ana Mrs Raymond VII
.IHine"M who .-e here visiting the
quarterly meeting viii te held nj
me r'"nt" church hero next Saturday
and SUNDAY
Nrs. Emma case went to Don Par
kinFOr.s IN Saturday fY take CAV. az
II. m-I-.L- " n. l. IuLf- LII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

show AT Jerusalem. IN the / o. O. +.
hali. Ihursday and Friday. November 20
ana a. number Of entries OF fancy
chickens are already listed and indica-
lions point TO "a grand success. Poultry
fanciers IN Belmont and Monroe coun-
Ties are requested and cordially invited
70 Join IN making this show a success
t. g ,ruiksnank. fruit specialist OF tho
Extension Department % q. g. L Will
be present. also T. =. Jacoby. poultry ex-
dresses
This section was visited Saturday
night ana sunday by an unusual snow
storm. ON Monday morning there was
About Z 20 feet ~ snow fell. and almost
along the sidewalks. By use OF snow
. pio"H bN TIE street commissioner and
shoNels b. the citizens - was made pos
sue 20 get through hy noon. In places
The snow was drifted = and r feet Ifrb
. inc rural mail carriers were una he 20
GET out ~ town. and the train service
when the first train came In from ne
west Trains from tho east were not
ahle 90 get through tu Wednesday
church services we're abandoned Surday-
evening The schools were closed IN
Tuesday morning
" Bishop. our green house man.
sustained considerable loss bv having
one az lis greenhouses broken down Iv
We weight of The snow sunday. Loss
VIII reach $1,000.
court ~ agpeals will convene here
TUESDAY. November Is.
+ Tho ladies' Aid Of tho Evang.lir.-
ehIrca. or MiltonHhurg. Will give a ..
rial a. tho town bail Saturday Novefr
Der 49, Everybody invited.
q Rev. j. ~. steel ~ >susin. ohio. Will
. preach a. the Jackson Ridge Christian
'h4r'n Tor three weeks. beginning Eo.
surprise was rendered Mrs D. D.
. lynch lst week On the form N u hirr.
dIE lHHIIss0Il.f shower. Iy about ..
'. 1"r near relatives. Tho evening wua
pleasantly spent and 10 q aen4ouabIa
hnIr elegant retro hmHufs we're served
Andrew Nuro'ne ard Nrs BERTHA
hlrknart Of fewisviiIs. we're married
10Y lraHi,iin f. moving his family
from fil@ place 90 Cambridge
H 81 Greenland Was here me fret OF
a.. Hree from HeIiaire. the guest OF his
Tho rabbit hunting season opens Sov.
erIhn- '. nrl closes December
'Itr.ee |HrIfnn Bias opened 20 barber
,h"i Boo '." r..uH under th@ First Np
'l..fI IH.. building
THO rrr.7I election 90 war-a. ie1-a
So. I.t 'f1 a. So. vHs hold Iar' r.a.
.|r.... ..r fr.IHHing rffirrr- va-.
elected IS Mooney. Dr.. u.s. 81 81
v '.,-'.- >..trrt s. 70. Dr.. u....
''rm'n. and no. .
~. f".E. ars1 o. t.lrs. f..I
.f'. Hffsr Hr UI.taa ~ ae.srrf
rr.rf|n Funeral .f-..... were frII .-
/ UT f'f.. DAP afternoon
ID. I' Nr lr' SIRE Erg rar'.r0l.
NHf''. .rfa. ..r AVID Tf Hrf SIR.
|'t'. "|' H .Hr
vi'' moved into '.e hrmsfr.rr iron.
. ~. 49, b" o. D.. vrt meet ~ ,4. 1...
% N' 'n-" I.f. "wednesday Eu.sm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

ON Mr.. Lees mother. Mrs. Sarah Ice
the past week.
Floriue Grimes was I'm Msssfon and
Canton the past week.
Mr. and Mrs w. y Lee were Ga So
gainesville on business Thursday OF THIS
week.
Mrs WrtehW came Tuesday 70 Join
.'r husband. who is employed by the
Rational D.l & Gas company here The
Nlif"h.la arc from Nayiurrh. Pa
l.rns-f ~Hefrer ans family. of CadIg.
came fH t.r home ~ Mrs Shearer's PAR
cnfe. ST. AVID Mrs George Rarres. the
nr-f nI t.c woes. ard viii remain fH-
o wlrr.sre of Miss LeIa Barnes. wr..r
VIII he 1u event of Saturday. o. Mr.. Nr-
'IrfH.h
Miss E.sIc COX 7r1 Miss Ethel John
-.r. of lr...s..II.. ODD. visited with tho
former. brother no Gifts place "a Tow
01Ne t.r fHrf us.k SIR COX Ia enc
r.Ht'1 hE u.r TI-t ohio CHs company
SIS. Martha ftfc Ia Visiting with rer
.r. De-. Robert L5ie. near FLUSHING. this
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

Mre D. T. Workman attended Oh.
meeting - rho o. S club 90 Rrfl7fre
Trurelar evening
Sites Margaret T. Anderson. who
h17 been visiting at tho home OF w-s
Anna Hl''.rF worth fl- several Week
s spending sunday with I-II.I-e friend.
before returning f1 philadelphia
Nrs Gertrude IIsIrIaIr. ~ peItaf-.
was business visitor Ir town F.tfs..
% Evans or wheeling wa fa-s
1r business yesterday
ShrrT % Anderson was 81 et,rg.
oife Friday ON business
John NrEsivsr. ~ DAKOTA. &C. vf-ft.
Inc relatives a. fiIa place
attorney vs.. " Campbell - Bridge.
port "ne here ON legal ius'rere f-f
ffv
Hs. $751; So Morton. who hs4 bee,
n- business f-ip o. Pennrrivarfa. l.
spending 'h' week en- vffU .I. fa-...
ror-r1 TROLL Dr.. SUDDEN, o. r,....
...Irse. I.. H af ue f.me ~ r..
rfr'a Nf H.f "re rss.~ r-au. D.,
'.. H..t srH
H.ss .I.n.. rIs. eas trs saes, ~
-.t' To-" Wheeling ~HureEas
HH Anna Ii.H.rr. worth f- a-srrf..,
'.n 10y w'f. nsIH.f. rrIerfr
HI.a I'.. caldwell OFF AHef.rfs -...
'.' guest rf rt.s.f. .r town rrIa.
. @Yr'rr. ..f. engineer ~ r.f
.f. nF. H h.H'rrsa visitor here ,e-
f..Hae
u.sr I4.e Ca,rr,n. ae The p-at,..
FrH Y..r ia business .Isffrr o..
' healing fr.fHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
ST. GAINESVILLE
Or. viii Cruise. Veterinarian.
Botn phones. OILS.


ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Nov. IL
Rev. and Mrs W W Morton enter
tained the members OF the Junior
Christian Endeavor % the Presbyterian
church at their home ou Main street
THURSDAY evening. About ATTY We're
present. including the parents OF the
children. and after an interesting pro-
gram rcfreshments were serVed. The
following program was heard. open
song. Junior class. prayer. Rev. r. =.
Young. vocal solo. Miss Sara Taylor.
BRIEF talk Miss Ethel NJ Love. piano
solo. Miss Lucy Jepsou. humorous
story. Sir. Harry Errett. vocal solo.
Miss Sara Taylor. presentation OF
bauuer. Mss. r. = Young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

Bert Bruce. aged o. o. sterarfaviIIs
ohio. and Lena Griffith. ageg %. ~
Sf'HartatIIl. Squire SiIebotfon per.
formed tho ceremony
Harry Parker. aFa1 o.. of HeUaI-.
end Emma Grow. aged u.s.. ~ sUs8rsife
E'v. j.. j.. Fisher performed tt- re-e.
Trnrv
Theodore Mcrlint1rk nFeI o.. of
Jowhatan. md Leiab Barnes aged .f
~ tni'1t0wn. ohio. Rev sf..1ee o..
hoiatirg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
CADIz, OHIO

CABfZ. 3D.. Nov IA Mrs w ~ Ar
mold has returned from Sfeubeuvfile
Paul Morrison is here from Washing
ton CITY
Mrs " " CLANCY. ~ Dennison. wa.
ir town wednesday
NJ and Mrs. zoe Rogers and four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
Modem Prisoilla club.

Mrs Ross Johnson az her home on
Marietta street d-iiFhtful.y enter
tained the members or IN. Modern
Priscilla club Thursday evening The
evening wa7 spent 80 social way and
dainty refreshments were served A. a
EeaE0nable hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
Case Piled.

Friday IN common pleas court the
National Well company flied suit
against John Pechman et Al. action 70;
money only. amount claimed. 1920, with
interest from october y. 1911. Harry
Kinney IL the attorne yfor the plain.
tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

In tho matter ~ DO. estate ~ Alex
arier Ivasevich. deceased John r.
ITCHY appointed administrator ~ the
estate. giving bond 90 tho sum OF
$4,000. with fhe American surety corn.
pary 1a surety.
in fh' matter 81 the estate ~ David
Roberts. deceased. Private rpla az
personal goods ara cta'teIs confirmed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

Henry Whittock. ~ this place. has
purchased two lots. Sos. ~ and %. Ir
the northern addition fo this place.
and expects 90 erect fine residence .u
the spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

FT0m WIIIiam I. Kinsey. frnct ~
land IN Pess- township. consideration
$3.50.
From Csfiz coal and Mining com.
panv 90 Short creek coal COMPANY
tract Of land in Wheeling township
consideration. 81
From Rockwell y. Mitchell. executor.
90 Charles % Hru-s. tract or Land ir
Teaze township. consideration. $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15
Live News From Eastern Ohio:

age. The deceased was 81 years Of
age. and IS survived by one daughter.
No funeral arrangements have as yet
been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

800 boz Mems. WOmen's and Misses Gloria Silk I'm
teiias-Rainproof-steel frame; 20 and 2S-nch: so
u urnSrf"' style n'nals'-qaan'i'y 400
$50 Pairs Mems and Youths Dress and Work Pants
"orsteds, cheviots, serges jeans etc-nev patterns
well tailored and perfect ~
fitting. Observation-Disclosures. NC
80 Doz Mems Flannel Shirts, Gray and Nayy-Au
double seamed-the best top shirt on the market az
s.es..'.s sizes ana extra 79c
LOU Dozen Mems Cream and Blue Derby Ribbed
Underwear Silk feeced-silk taped and bound-oII
garment, u'u''y 'se per 44c
lOO Dozen Mems Canvas Gloves Heavy Xxx Army
, oanvas-usually made exclusively for the gov
ernment-quantty limited. .............. DC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

100 boz Girls Union Suits-Silk fleeced silk tapped
medium weight-well made, perfect fitting 90
age TO 10 years-quantty unlimited . Zoe
so WOmen's and Misses Union Suits-Famous Oneta
silk fleeced silk fnished-the greatest $500 gar
ment on the market-all sizes and extra To-
szes-quantty unlimited. lJC
$50 boz WOmen's and Misses Ribbed Vests-Low
necks, short sleeves-reguarly sold everywhere at
oOc-all sizes and extra szes-well made, 30 -
Dds boz. Womens and Misses Slkene Petticoats-
Beautiful new blues, green's. American Beauty
brown, black, etc.-wears better than silk, ~
looks just good .................... OJC
325 boz Chdren's Night Gowns and Paiamas
OF good quality Teazel down-neat stript patterns
we'll made perfect fitting good washers 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-15

$50 Dozen Mems Pure Silk Neckwear-The entire
sample line of the best maker in the East-silk
knit. French folds, etc.-quantty ~
20 Dozen Mems Atwood Shaker Sox-Heavy weight
double heel and toe-ful sized-seamless- \
Mems and Boys Caps-Serges worsteds. cashmeres
cheviots. etc.-all styles new colors-the best
value the market-quantity rO
30 Dozen Boys Overals-Bue denim blue and white
stript and fancy strpes-the best Overall made
ages 10 is years-durable and just the 90
thing for that boy. Observation-Disclosures. zoe
10 Dozen Mems Underwear-The worlds famous
WoolteXur sold usually and guaranteed az ST 90
per garment-all silk fleece-all silk tapped HO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-12-19
Dust In Flour Mills.

1t has been many years since there
has been an explosion of -four dust re-
sulting in serious loss of life and great
property damage. This Is due to the
fact that millers have learned more
about the explosive nature Of finely
powdered material, and the former
carelessness In providing receptacles
for the dust has been succeeded by a
system of dust catching and disposal
which makes -four mill perfectly safe
from this danger. In old fashioned
milling methods -four dust was turned
into room provided for the purpose,
but large quantities were allowed to
accumulate on the mill floor and be-
come distributed over the machinery.
When these deposits were disturbed
the atoms foated about In the atmo-
sphere, creating danger from fire and
making 1t difficult for workmen to
breathe. Asthma frequently resulted
from this condition. and incipient ex-
ploslons were not infrequent.-North-
western Miller.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-12-19
Sob White" Likes Music.

A baby quail was captured and
brought to the house. The large cage
provided for him stood upon square
of oilcloth, and this was little Bob
Whites ranch. The door Of his house
was always open, but he seldom wan
dered beyond the limits OF his own do
main. One thing invariably tempted
this little recuse to venture forth, this
was the sound Of music. Like small
boy racing after the band. the moment
the tones Of the plano reached his
quick ear no started on run. and the
quick pat-patting of his tiny feet an
nounced his approach. He would cir
Gle about the piano and, with duff
fun of his short wings, mount to the
keyboard. The little square corner ut
its end was his opera chair, where he
cuddled down contentedly as long an
the music continued, ut times expires
sing his appreciation by a contented
soft, purring sound.-Suburban Life
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-12-19
AnalYzIna a Name.

When Polncares, the famous mathe-
matician, was formally received into
the French academy Frederic Mason
In welcoming him gave the desirable
mathematical tinge to his address by
questioning the correctness of the
name. Geometrically. he said, the no
ton Of square point was intolerable.
Therefore 1t was obvious that point
carre" could not have been the true
derivation OF the name. 1t must have
been "pont carre" The phllologists
took NJ. Mason seriously and began
poking around In their musty records
for better original source than either
point care" or "pont carre." And
they soon found 1t In the person Of
Petrus Pugniquadrati, student of rec
ord in the year 1903. Furthermore. in
141S French namesake Of Pugniquad-
ra1 appeared in the person Of one
Jehan Poingquarre. From all Of which
1t seemed plain that the original Poin-
cares were not square points, but
clenched fists.--New York Post.