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The Addition to Our Bargain List.

lace and medallion trimmed
others plain, neat styles. $l.00
values.
Your choice, 69c.
All broken lots in ladies' lin
gerie waists will 60 at the
following prices: $1.25 for
85c: 81. so for $1.15; $500 for
SIPS; $3.50 for $3.50.
We will offer some exceptional
values in ladies' white wash
skirts in pique. reps and lin
ems.
Special at 81. 90 to $3.50.
Ladies' dresses, two good styles
made of chambry and other
styles in tan linen; good run
of sizes.
Special at SIPS.
Ladies' linene, percaIe and
gingham dresses. Several good
styles to select from; price
$500 and $3.50
Your choice. $1.e5.
Tan Linen dresses neat style.
piping and button trimming.
former price, $500
Your choice. 1896.
White Ratine dresses, blue col
lar and cuffs, button trim
mings, very stylish; former
price. $3.50
Your choice, $3.95.
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OIL AND GAS

Development work In the eastern fields
was np more interesting at the weekend
than during the early fart. Operators
new strike reported. and ~ located in .
new section DO not delay MAJ AK a thor
ough investigation. Never in nv is
tory IN Of the Industry has there been so
great a demand for new producing terri
tory Operators IN West Virginia are
completing more wells than in any OF
the eastern producing states Kanawha
county has more experimental wOrk than
any other district.
ON Blue creek. Elk district. Kanawha
county IA. y KuInmell has drilled his
Test on the ". l. Kinder farm through
IN" Squaw sand and has "A buster TAiS
Wei IL purely - wildcat. lOcat.-i two aud
oh"-halr miles west OF tine south Penn
Coinplnys No. on tAe Blue creek tract.
ON lockwood branch or Failing Rock
creek. Big sandy district. located coo
fc"t south east ~ the OHIO Fuel on Com
panN Ne, on tho -. e. Reynolds Farm.
tue United Fuel Gas Company has COM
pleted second test on the j. = Brown
farm and has - lo barrel pumper
In the northwest extension OF thcT}lue
creek field, on Jordan's creek. Big sandy
District. the south Penn OIL Company ~ =
drilled It's test on the. I-rlah Young farm
zuN feet,below the SQuaw sand and found
nothing At this loca ton IA fair gas
pressure was developed In the So,iay
sand. On the same stream the orto
Fuel OIL Compan! has drilled a test on
the l.. : Coleman farm through tine Eig
6a}Gn sani ana sdo a ass sasser with a
RMS location l. $500 feet northeast of
tne south Penn Oh Company's test on
falling 20 get reduction IN the SuuaN
SAM. would seem To indicate that tho
limits OF the producing formation To the
northeast have been reached.
On Elk river. ELK district the r-nf.ed
Fuel Gas Company has com pleted AM
shot It's No. : . on the James T. R-D,vi
farm md has show for IS barre
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5 EEL
Orders FILED by Three Railroads for
vast Amount OF Steel Rails Dur
trR the Week.

~NEW YORK, Jan. 2c-Three rail
roads. the 81. Paul. the Great Northern
aud the Chicago a Northwestern. came
INTO the market last week for supple
mentary orders FOR rails aggregatius
lo".OoV tons and additional orders from
hnadlan roads aggregating 10000 tons
nave practically been placed with Amcri-
can mills. I'll" Canton " Hankow ratl-
road OF Chinna has ordered 5000 tons OF
rails. Brazilian road 5000 tons 81
standard sections and canadian traction
lines 1900 tons OF girler rails from the
hited states steel corporation.
The railroads have placed additional
orders FOR passenger ana freight cars
agEregattng 800 tons. and negotiations
are under way for $4,000 adtltiOuaf cars.
.ullinc for 2s0. Goa tons OF steel products.
Tho Rock Island has ordered 81 Iocomo-
tiNcs and the Erie ten engines In the last
week. making January bookings tie
largest monthly orders FOR such squip-
msnt since 1906.
There Is more interest IN fabricated
structural steel IN all sections and
larger contracts for commercitl build
inrs and apartment houses for the New
York metropolitan district are on the
architects boa rds. Last week The fabri-
cat on shops took orders FOR a little over
lN.noOs tons Of structural shapes. about
Ialf the total being for railroad work
Among other interesting contracts
pending are 10000 TONS OF plates and
shapes. including armor plate for the
new huttleship Pennsylvania. 3 900 tons
- steel line pipe for Port Arthur. Can
ada. and 5000 tons ~ wrought pine FOR
thr philadelphia Company ~ Pitts
burgh
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pumPer In the squaw sand on Porter
FORK. DuNal district. Lincoln county. til q
started 70 drill on. ON the ". - King
cry farm.
Fourth Sander IL Harrison
ON West FORK river. clay district.
Harrison county. located north OF Shinns-
ton. the Philadelphia Company has drill
81 its No. 10 ON the Lucas bros tract
through me fourth sand and IL produced
90 barrels the first "a hours. The pre-
ceding two competitions on this tract.
Nos. ana ?. came In gushers and are
still holding up at $50 barrels a dav No.
Is more than four months old and No.
about No. 10 Is located southwest
and should have come IN "A larger pro-
Queer. In the same district the Pnila-
dolplta company has drilled it's test ON
fourth sand and will not have better
man 10 barrel pumpsr.
ON Ten Mile creek. Mcclellan district
Doddridge county. the Proved Oil Com
pany has completed "a tract on the Chas
Harbert farm and has q Hight syasser. ON
Rock Conn run. Ten Mile creek and Rig
Fix creek. Sardls district Harrison coun-
~. the Nesper on Company Is driIling
tests on the X G. and VI. l.. Perry anu
Duster IN wetzel County.
ON FALLEN Timber run. Grant district
Wetzel county. Rrnham d Jamison NAV.
.riil~d their test on the H. X Cosi-rav-
/, farm Through the Gordon sand and hilv.
e. dlster. On \Orth fork the Hope Nat
lral Gas Company has a plugged hole al
l.yS5 feet at It's test on the Pritchar.-
Fleming farm and IL moving the zig a.
start new hole. no Fallen Timber ruu
Tue Parker * Edwards oil Company has
the rig completed for test on IN.
stephen Shuman farm. On the sam,
stream y. ;. snyder n 60 are driIliuu
NO. : and rigging UP AT No. = on the
b smith Edgcll farm.
Drilling ana Starting Tests.
I In Harrison county ta.r. is a good
deal or scattered test work drilling and
starting ON Rock camp run. Sa rd.s dis.
tTict. Treat * Rowland have started o.
d dri4l test on the Newton CambridEs
farm on Big Elk creek Eastou ~ 20
are drilling on tue Richard Wcbh farm
On BernS run Parish q Groves ar.
s'artins o. second test on the 4. J.. Iavi,
farm
on the Monongahcla river. Morgan l!s.
trict Monongalia county. the Olob. Frlcl
company - down J 500 feet al a f.rt on
the John Eropp farm. on Dents run
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SHORTAGE OF SALES BY BEAR
TRADING INCREASED PRICES

NEW YORK. Jan. es.-Adverss fac
tors which have been operating 70 de-
press stocks were less sfrectivr last
week ana the way was opened TO some
recovery. Bear traders discovered that
they had been selling stocks faster than
supplies In the market warranted and
Their demand TO cover shorts accounted
as much A. any positive recuperative
forces Tor the reversal In price move
ments In the forepart OF the week
Among these recuperative forces was
the Submission OF the Turkish govern
inent TO the advice or the powers TO con-
, EIDE the demands or the Balkan allies.
The subsequent disorders In CONSTANT
nople impaired the effect on the market
The openiOn has grown that the weak
ness OF the American stock market has
been due more than was at first sus-
pected to tie heavy return OF securities
TO New York for sale after the war
broke out. They were bought here at
the time in the hope that a return de-
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mand would soon revive. but the buyers
found themselves In difficulties before
that revival came. owing to the strin-
gency OF the autumn money markets.
Last weeks large outflow or gold
from New York TO France and Argen-
tina had little effect in equaiizinx money
conditions. Money remained easy In
New York and firm abroad. and foreign
exchange IN New York held firm. The
plethora OF money in New York has fall
ed. as yet. to cause any effective i'm
provement in investment demand, as was
shown in the drop IN -. Palu securities
on the issue OF new convertible bonds.
Publication OF the bills recommended
20 the New Jersey legislature by the
preSttent-elect seemed 20 lessen the APP
rrehension caused in the stock market
~ TINS subject MiSgiVings persisted
over the solution OF the Union Pacific
dissolution problem. An element in the
stock exchange itself agitated for
changes To conform TO public opinion.
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a woman" said a dainty dove.
With a bright smile.
a woman ought 10 we'd for love
Once in a while Judge.
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Grant district. the Union Utility Com
pany il drilling test ON the Curtis Ar
Carnegie Natural Gas Company il build
ing the rls for - test on the +. NJ. Lynch
farm.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the old Bremen field. in Rush
Creek township. Fairfield county. Onto
the carter OIL Company has drilled a
second test on the Daniel Meyer farm
III rough the Clinton sand and has a show
for "A very light pumper In thu same
locality the Iurvis-Turner Oh aud Gas
Company has started TO drill No. on
the Ross Householder farm.
In Pike TOWNSHIP. Perry county. cur
It's, Akemsn & Roadway have the rig
completed for test ON the Whitmore
FusI Cnmna,,s 10 o, ~, ,b. "i ~ , sni
nett farm - holding NJ at IS barrels a
day. This was the first well competed
In this section and has been the incen-
tive for starting good dea! OF new
work.
Shallow Wells.
In Lawrence township. Washington
county. the Gale Oh Company has com
pleie,i No 20 ON the John Berg farm and
has a barrel pumper Ia the Mitchell
sand. In the same district r.. clark. Jr..
has completed test ON the II. r. Pape
! farm ami has a light pumpcr ia th same
formation.
Ia TIE tirantsville district Ethel town
ship. Monroe county. the Pemericis Oil
Company has drilled No. II on the solo
mon Johnston farm through the keener
SAM anu las h.AFItt IuluitE. III
Franklin township tn. r. NJ. a y. oil and
Gas Company has drilled "a test ON the
James Ball farm through the Big lnjun
2 sand and tas "a buster.
In Washington township. Belmont
county. Nos. I and .. on the Boston farm
owned by the Natural Gas Company OF
West Virginia. are holding up At 200
barrels day In the same development
=. Ferguson X co. are drilling in the top
tf tn. Eerea grit az No on the WI
3 liam shepard farm. one and one hal {
miles south OF IIookstown. in Green
township. Beaver county. Pa. Stewart
Bros. have completed test on the
SWearingen EGO 'sfarm and have a dus-
ter
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When ". Arc e,Ilou,.

Food fermrufs FOO yoir stomach
WHOM SOW arc billion our eating
and take frIl dose OF Chamberlain
Tablets They VIII clean out end
strengthen vou- stomach and towor.
row ,1U viii relish voIr food acaiu
Ih" best ever for b.iousuc-- Tor
1'o hy a'i dealers tdt
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REVIVAL

sp'-'1' f.sra'.. fn the Iufclureucsr.
SlSTEBSNULLE. W. Va. Jan 26-
One Of the creates, rcvivals in the
history Of fine OIL Town Is now in
progress a. fho First Presbyterian
church, Rev. Pritchard. pastor. Dur
INK Tho past week g. persons have
been converted and tho outlook for a
sweeping revival Is encouraging.
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STOCKS.
Par. Bid. Ask.,L :.

D-T-arsfer books close Janrarv Is.
1919. foe y or : per cent cash dividend
payable Jsnusry n.
t.J-Transser books close Ian. 90
1913. for extra , per cert cash dividend.
payable Jan. %, 1913
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TRACTION COMPANY.
ExPkESS CAB bCAEDJLE.
TakinG Bffees Juna a. lans-

Taking Btfeey Juns al. 1908.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSRURO.
Daily except Sunday.
ssnd street Ie.y.
20 80 a. P:GD a ~,
80" y IA. l<.OU moor
NOUSDSVIII.E LINE
WHEELING and MOTNDSVILIE
Daily eAcept sunday.
Leave
l0th street Ieav.
MheeAhs AcIndsyills
1900 A. l.Ju Ia m
) 80 y. III.
On lines having regular express ser.
wee. shipments weighing In excess 6
ATTY pounds or OF large bulk. viii nor
be caTrIei on passenger cars.
ALI. LIN E$-laily except sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
Ueutr 81 medicine. will be carried On
passenger cars between 400 and e:Is
n IN
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UhiO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

arrival and Departure or trains a: Bell.
alre
Arrive-l1 90 a. m. $40 O. ~ z:b5 = m
Hepsrt-s:so a m: $40 , D... 1905 ?. m.
sunday trains arrive ar $50 a m and
deoart at t:lo M
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G-M per cent payable January IL
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GEO w PA IRON Sl2 and sl3 Schmc5sch Bldg
" r. r. MARSHALL
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. -. 10
The followlnE uuotatsors GA M. more
serve wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intrlligencer by Howard
Hsrlett & son. Local brokers:
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. -. 10
TIT following grotauOns ca tie more
active WheShEs stock, IRE co~~sctei
otils or the lntcliIEencer Iy George w.
Baron. local broker. and r. i. Marshall,
manager Bond Department
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FOR SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS

$1,000 Wheeling & Elm Grove SIS due 1928.
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pumper In the squaw sand on Porter
FORK. DuNal district. Lincoln county. the
blg creek Development Company Las
started 20 driu ON. : ON the ". &. King
cry farm
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had then ceased. Whitford was about
to return to the house When he saw q
figure through the darkness dragging
some object. He followed and saw the
figure dig a hole, into which he thrust
what he had been dragging.
No citizen Of the place would have
paid any attention to this story. but
the police, of course, must visit the
spot and examine it. Whitford led
them. and after digging in several
places they anne upon a corpse so dis
figured that they could tell nothing
about it except that it was about Silas'
height. and the hair was the same
color.
The matter now passed into the
courts. and Doane was arrested for the
murder of the hired man. The cloth
ing on the corpse vas examined, and
several pieces We're found to have be-
longed to Silas. Whitford's evidence
was not sufficient to convict Doane. but
a stranger appeared at the trial who
swore that he had driven into the town
late on the night Of the murder and
had heard angry words in Doane's
barn. Then he had heard the cries
and had gone and seen what Whitford
had seen from another point.
Even this would not have convicted
Doane before a jury Of his fellow
townsmen. but the prosecuting attor-
ney. realizing this. took a change OF
venue and tried him elsewhere. The
result was that the peace loving Mr.
Doane was convicted Of the murder of
his half witted servant
The condemned man was brought
forth and given an opportunity to
speak. which he declined. The moose
was being adjusted when some one in
, the crowd cried:
} Hold M
: Every eye was turned to the speak
t er, who was pointing in a certain d.
rection. There. gaping with the rest
Of the crowd, stood .the who had
been murdered-the fool Silas Moore
| Silas Moore when questioned told
| how Whitford had persuaded him to
enact the murder scene at night and
t then had hurried him away where he
5 supposed he would be safe. The
stranger witness had been paid for his
: testimony. 1t also came out that
$ Whitford had procured a corpse. made
IL face unacceptable. tut Silas
d clothes on it and buried it.
Whitford made good his escape.
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The Children'SPart0fth Paper
GUESSING DISTANCES.
This Will Make Amusing Sport For a
Dull Evening.


Almost every one knows that the
head Of an ordinary horse is as long
as a barrel. but not many persons
would have thought it so without
measuring. When you have a rainy
day or a dull evening try a distance
guessing contest. Let each player have
pencil and paper and write down the
list Of things to be measured. All
have Il voice in making up the lists.
Some one suggests height Of the table.
Each then writes height Of table" and
puts opposite his guess Of the height
in feet and inches. In the same way
other objects are selected and the dis
tances guessed-width of door. dimen-
sions Of room. length and height Of
m~antelpiece. distance around a circular
! stand. distance around Claire's neck or
Jacks head. dimensions Of books and
boxes. height of chairs. pictures and
| vases.
Finally the papers are signed and ex-
changed. and some II with tape line
or rule measures the various distances.
The best CUES for each object is mark
| ed by a cross. the poorest by a cipher.
1t will be amusing to see how wild
some of the gueSsers are.
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BELTS AND SASHES.
Present Fashion Will Also Be Popular
This Fall.

In spite Of the eclecticism and the
many fantastic whims which appear
to characterize the present fashion
there are nevertheless one or two de-
tails that stamp it's date on any toilet.
In this class IA be noted the sash
belt, which gives a special cachet to
the dress and is a symbol OF the node
Of the present season. Perhaps In all
the history of feminine costumes there
has never been seen such Il collection
of varieties of belts Of every possible
style, and their use will continue
through the fall.
Most of them pay absolutely no at
tention to the way they add to or de-
tract from the size of the waist. On
the contrary, they help to give the
neglige. vague and loose fitting air
which is one of the marks OF the pres
ent style. sometimes they are made
of a narrow ribbon tied at the back. in
the front or at the side, leaving the
long sash ends to float In the wind.
Sometimes they. are very wide dra-
Deries or scarfs encircling the hips In
the bayadere SaSh manner knOtted IN
front or else at the side. Under this
sash there is often Il plated lace or
tulle tunic. which allows the long. mar
row and stylishly draped skirt to be
seen through the transparent folds.
This idea is one of the very latest in
ventionS of Paris fashion.
The mohair braid belt. which Is
sometimes embroidered with bright
colored silks In the oriental style. Is
often worn with the more
tailor costumes.
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Fashion and Care of the Home
FOR BUSY HOUSEWIVES.


Red bandanna nandkerchiefs make
excellent busters.
Bathing suits should always be of
very light material.
II parattin is used to grease cake tins
the cake will not stick.
Endive. stewed. makes a pleasant
change as Il vegetable,
Cold sauce or fruit added to junket
makes Il pleasant change.
To cook macaroni without sticking
use a vessel with Il sieve bottom.
TO clean rusty knitting needles rub
with kerosene and polish with pumice.
Flies don't come around without De-
ing invited. and the Invitation consists
Of refuse.
In cooking asparagus for salad it
should be dropped into cold water
when done.
Nasturtium sandwiches are made by
buttering thin slices Of white bread
and putting nasturtium leaves between
them. washed and lightly sailed. A
few Of the flower petals may also be
used.
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eighteenth century there lived
III a small town in New Jer-
sey-it is now a city-Kay-
mOnd DOane. Il man very much re-
spected and Of Il peaceful disposition.
His house stood near the main street
or road, considerable grounds behind
and on either side Of it. On the lot
next adjoining lived Samuel Whitford,
who was Doane's antipode. If he but
once conceived a grudge against any
one he would pursue him to the bit
ter end.
One day a horse of DOane'S got
into Whitford's premises and destroy
ed a lot Of vegetables growing in the
garden. Though Doane offered to
/ make suitable reparation. Whitford
would not be pacified. From that time
he made the lives of Mr.. DOane and
his family miserable and went so far
as to injure one Of Doane's children
| he found on his grounds. This was
too much even for The quiet Mr..
Doane's patience. Meeting Whitford,
he protested. Whitford attacked him,
but Doane, being a better a got
him down and rubbed his nose in the
dirt.
After this the Doanes expected worse
treatment than before. but Whitford
let them alone and finally surprised
them by offering the olive branch. 1t
was accepted. but without confidence.
Mr.. DOane had a man doing unim'
portant jobs about his place named
Silas Moore. who had received an In
Jury in childhood which had impaired
his intellect. One night Silas was
heard screaming "Murder.." in the back
of Mr.. Doane's place. Doane got uI
and went out to see what was the
matter. He found no II and Went
back to bed.
Mr. -Doane reported what he-~had
heard, and there vas much wonder
ment in the matter. Whitford sale
nothing for some time. then intimate(
? that he might say a great deal were !
. not that the people We're all agains'
: him and would not believe him. Thi.
} got to the ears Of the authorities. an(
:: Whitford was called upon to give ties
timony. With apparent unwillingnes
;. he said that OF the night in question
/ hearing the cries. he had got up an
gone to the rear of his yard. The erie
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HOPPING AND WADDLING.
A Game In Which Children Represent
Frogs and Duck.

A Game In Which Children Represent
Frogs and Duck.
A party of children represent frogs
by a hopping motion and a croaking
"cro-x-x-X.' One child represents a
duck and waldleS accordingly as he
tries to catch the frogs. The frogs
sing:
Come, neishbors. the moon is up.
It's pleasant out here on the bank.
Come, stick your heads out of the tank
And let us before we sup
Go crO-X-X-X,
And let US before we sup
Go crO-X-X-X,
Enter waddling duck.) Frogs o II
tinue:
Hush. Wonder is a waddling duck.
He's coming, l don't mean to stay.
Wed better by half hop our way.
If we don't he'll gobble us up
With a koueh, Rough. Rough.
If we don't he'll gobble us up
With "A koush. Rough. kough.
Every frog hops to his separate den.
and if the duck can catch him before
he gets there the frog is out of the
game. The game continues until the
duck catches all the frogs. The rhymes
are repeated every time after a frog is
! caught.
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HELPFUL HINTS.

Paint can be made bright by rubbing
down with kerosene.
Add an onion to the pot of Boston
baked beans and notice the fine flavor
impaired.
An euumel.d or zinc bathtub can
readily be cleaned by using powdered
pumice stone.
Salt will remove the stain from sill
yer caused by eggs when applied Dry
with u soft cloth
If oilcloth is occasionally rubbed
with 4 mixture Of beeswax and tulpen-
tine it will last longer.
Never keep vinegar or yeast in stone
crooks or jugs; their acids attack the
glazing. which is said to be poisonous.
Glass is better.