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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-28
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS.
Especial Gable to Merchants,
Exchangel
Tuesday, Oct. oS.

Tuesday, Oct. sS.
YOKOHAMA Sailed. Oct. %; s. S.
Chiyo Maru for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO - Sailed, Oct. 2S
S. S. Korea for Honolulu.
MoJI Sailed. Oct %, s.. s.. Koju
Maru for Honolulu.
PEARL HARB0R Sailed, Oct. "a
s. s. Strathdon for Nagasaki. -
YOKOHAMA Sailed. Oct. 25, s. s.
China, for Honolulu.
AerOgrams (
S. S. HILONIAN - Arrives from Sc.
attic Wednesday.
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BORN

REID-At BARRIERS Point lighthouse.
Oahu, Oct. 10. 1913. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert /. Reid. a sOa.
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SOULE Needed
CALL Of The
SEA

xr...s,... -. -.--.. - - 49,
IN HAWAIIAN waters, master Of sailing
vessels that made repeated passages
from Boston and New YORK TO Homo
luiu by the way OF the treacherous
Cape Horn route, captain a. 4. Souie,
Oeayored 70 put aside the siren-like
can OF the sea while engaged In such
quiescent pursuits as merchant and
small farmer Tell victim to the
Wiles OF Neptune, and this morning
appeared radiant and Respondent IN
the immaculate white UNIFORM Of an
officer IN the Watson Navigation
It's Chief Oincer soule now. He
joined the STAFF IN the Wilheimina mp
On the arrival or that vessel az San
Francisco Captain soule is known
10 wide circle o. shipping and bust.
ness men as the skipper IN the old
ship Martha Davis which. after q
long and honorable career as an east
coast sailing packet, came 70 an uli-
timely end through fire which de-
stroyeQ the vessel ~ Hll0 narDor
Captain Soulo entered mercantile
career IN this city and as haDer-
cashier aehieyed success. AZ q sort
q compromises and With 3 view Of
being closer 70 his old lcFe, the sea,
the skipper, who e as familiar With
two great oceans as some landiub.
pers are with the route 70. their Ice
chests, decided upon the lie OF 2
small farmer taxing up an extensive
cnlcten rancn near hoko Head.
Wnen development OF the island OF
Lanai was unaertakm Dy 2 nui OF
tionQiulahs. Sapteln coule was In
aucea 70 stakes cnaree q smah YES
sel engaged IN tnat trade
ne pseoictlen Mss maae TINS
i'leII!ns tlat. ne ny Is ,s.'e soon pc tIl.lIs.
LeL-s2 q ons y NE snessI' t.soh
s's s.... t 3 49,, =. -
=. " .,..s',....l'r 1870 ~ 1911 ~
, s,'1 s7SS sse''s ','s ,.. -
:, 49, $500 ,,,,, c. q, ~
,sss ,ens A,seR ,s ~ ~. 1870 81 Z
itl4 VINE ~ ions Niii ~ carried
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.ihefts, with the additional charge Of
having taken a bicycle, was sent to
he reef for 10 months.
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A meeting Of ST. Andrews Guild
has beer called for o'clock this If.
ternoon in the Guild rooms In the par
ish house.
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LOCAL and GENEZlL

LOCAL And GENE1lL
the woiban's d.iild b s.. elem.
cnt's church win hold q meeting In
the rectory AZ ; o'clock this after
noon.
A meeting OF ST Andrews Guild
has beer called for o'clock this If.
iernoon in the Guild rooms In the par
ish house.
On; the ground Of extreme cruelty
Judge Whitney today granted Ueta
Fujimofo decree Of divorce from
Takeii Fuiimoto.
The members Of Honolulu Lodge
409, F. q A M. win meet 1t 7:S0
o'clock this evening for work in the
third degree
Judge w Z. whitney gave judgment
today f0f plaintiff In the suit brought
By Abraham Fernandez and son to
recover $3.50 from Wong Fearf for
merehandise sold.
-. y KS
Circuit Judge Dickey's judgment
sustaining the decision Of the dis
trict court and awarding $I46.75 10
the plaintiff appellee In the suit Of
Barnard Leibman against Mrs. Fred
ericka Hyland was filed In the cir
cult court { oday
After heavy piece Of wood had
beer, tossed over the fence to the
sidewalk. narrowly missing several
|pedestrians. Nishihara. japanese,
Waa arrested Yesterday afternoon for
careless blasting near Hotel and Fort
streets.
:
Walfsf Steiner Is mourning the loss
Of q valuable outrigger canoe. which
near his beach home at waikiki last
Itight. He hopes the theft was the
work Of nlischiev0us persons who will
return the canoe before the police are
ass ed 10 look for them.
Notice Is given today by the fed
efaI authorities that all trial jurors
mot in the case Of the u. s. vs.. Ava
r0s need not appear at the federal
court tomorrow, which was the time
to The notice, excused until Thursday
informing At 8 80.
----z
Answering Associate Justice Anto-
MO PerFy's Injunction, Attorney g. =.
Peterson and William Kawaa have
filed In circuit court statements to the
effect that the $3.50 claimed by Peter
son to Kawaa was given the latter as
trustee for one Of Peterson's credit
ors. They declare the assignments.
valuable consideration, and that Judge
Perry knew these facts before bring
ing proceedings to enjoin them.
According to q letter received by
the Promotion Committee this morn
ing from F. Al. Wadleigh, PASSENGER
traffic Manager Of the Denver & Rio
Grand Railroad Company, 1914 Floral
Parade posters, have Deen given
spaee in the Offices or that tine. at
Denver Colorado Strings and Pnoblos
The committee wiz send The company
q supply Of folders, which il has Of
The winter issue of the traffic de-.
partment Of the Chicago North
western Railway Company'g monthly
bulletin Is to contain three photo
efanhic reproductions Of Hawaiian
!. accortling to 4 letter recsiyed.
~ the Prnmotion COMMITTEES this
= 81 norninp from the passen0er traffic
:, :, snacer If that line, The Committee
viii jill select thA inictnres and mail.
t !, -, a. or,ce
-. Z. =
An ;rnpovtant meeting Of the board
e, .,..,,<,-,vs->,s ,,,slIs 70 hold tornorrow
g s ssmss e ts ss Sass ssns
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q IucWtNOluNn , 0IIiUN u - NlcllI'
cnt's church win hold q meeting IN
the rectory AZ 3 o'clock this after
noon.
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On; the ground Of extreme cruelty
Judge Whitney today granted Ueta
Fujimofo a decree Of divorce from
Takeii Fuiimoto.
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EVIDENCE 81 pisaster.

Advices received from Astoria an.
nounce that's another sailing vessel
has been wrecked on the Pacific. The
barkentine Panko reported that dur.
ing the passage up from CallaO, con-
siderable wreckage was passed
through This included portions of
the rail of a sailing ship. Although
1T seems certain that some vessel has
been lost in the storm, its identity
Is not known and cannot be hazarded.
Grace Fleet Now Complete.
With the launching Of the steamer
Santa Cecilia at the Cramps shipyard
on the atlantic, q few days ago, the
last of the four Grace Company's new.
steamships has been completed and.
within a few weeks the entire feet
will be in operation between the At.
lantic and the Pacific via Magellan.
Golfers Have Entered the Pacific
Twelve GOLFERS. carrying coal for
the naval bunkers at California City,
have rounded Cape Horn and are now
on their way up the coast. The col
Iliers are expected here some time in
September and October, but may come
somewhat earlier or later than their
schedule. Their cargoes will be one
of the heaviest supplies of fuel ever
brought around the horn for naval
purposes. and in view of the early
opening OF the Panama canal will
probably be about the last shipment
along that route.
Skipper Demands His Insurance.
CAPTAIN Wjetknout, former COM
mandef OF the schooner J. H. Luns-
mann, which was wrecked on the
foot Of Powell street, San Francisco,
nearly three months ago, announced
that he had made. an unsuccessful at
tempt to collect the insurance upon
the Lunsm.nn and freight charges
from the underwriters.
In accordance with the regular
and usual procedure in these cases I
went after my Insurance." said the
skippeHto che San Francisco Examin-
err had learned that the owners
of the coal cargo had received their
insurance because the legal IS days
since the wreck had passed and the
vessel was still at the bottom of the
bay The insurance people refused
10 pay M after they had communi-
Gated with the wreckefs in charge
Of the attempted salyaging Ishaye
Instructed my attorneys to bring ac-
ton for the collection of the money
due me. Il feel that 4 am not receiy.
ing a square deal in the matter, but
expect to obtain my money just the
same" -~,, = r. ~
= Ga
Away for japan Coast. Co.,. u
With destination as Nagasaki, la.
pan. the British freighter Strathdon.
now discharged OF a shipment oftcoal
consigned to the U. s. naval station
at Pearl. Harbor,s saile.i last evening
for the far east, taking ballast oniy.-
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Boston to PACIFIC by &c canal.

STaR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY,S NEWS TODAY.
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The members OF Honolulu Lodge
409, IF. & A. NJ win meet at 7:30
o'clock this evening for work in the
third degree.
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Away for japan Coast. ~..... =
With destination as Nagasaki, ia.
pan. the British freighter Strathdon,
now discharged OF a shipment, ofseoal
consigned to the u. S. naval station
at Pearl. Harbor, sailei last evening
for the far east; taking ballast only:
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s.ar-B bulletin for TODAY's aeus toda,
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Answering Associate Justice Anto-
MO Perry's injunction. Attorney G. F.
Peterson and William Kawaa have
filed In circuit court statements to the
effect that the $3.50 claimed by Peter
son to Kawaa was given the latter as
trustee for one Of Peters0n's credit
ors. They declare the assignment
was made. in good faith and for q
valuable consideration, and that Judge
Perry knew these facts before bring.
ing proceedings to enjoin them.
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Judge w. Z. whitney gave judgment
today for plaintiff In the suit brought
by Abraham Fernandez and son to
recover $3.50 from Wong Fearf for
merchandise sold.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-28

After heavy piece Of wood had
been tossed over the fence to the
sidewalk, narrowly missing several
pedestrians. Nishihara. Japanese,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for
careless blasting near Hotel and Fort
streets
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-28

According to letter received by
the Promotion Committee this morn:
ing from F. A. Wadleigh. PASSENGER
traffic Manager Of the Denver & Rio
Grand Railroad Company 1914 Floral
Parade posters have Deen given
space in the offices Or that tines at
Denver Colorado Springs and RAeblos
The committee viii send The company
q supply Of folders. which it has OF
fered to distribute.
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Commercial Printers, B
Photo Engravers.

r. HARRINGTON 5. General business Manager
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The winter issue of the traffic de-
partment of the Chicago North
western Railway Company's monthly
bulletin is to contain three photo
graphic reproductions Of Hawaiian
scenes, according to a letter recsived
BY the Promotions COMMITTEES this
morning from the passenger traffic
manager of that line The COMMITTEES
viii select the pictures and mail
them at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
GRAND JURY
Lat OF Cases 20 Be Heard at septsmbsr
Term Filed with Clerf OF Courts
by Prosecutor YESTERDAY.

The work or Prosecutor Addieman
qua assistants IN PREPARING the list OF
,rInInal cases for the coming meeting o,
IN" grand JUN a. about completed aud a
i"rtlal list "f the cases was filed yes
t'rdaN. The lot a. Tiled. T. as follows.
tate ~ Ndolph beputa. two charges
stat" -. Ely Harvev. crlminal assault.
state -. James Myrtle and Bud Rose.
burglary OF Peddicord store.
state - clears Heaton and Florence
Jackson hiEhway robbery.
state -. Charles Williams. f~elonious
assault.
state IS. jos. May. grand larceny.
state vs.. Walter duncan. embezzle-
STATE ,s Walter Duncan. and Calvin
Greer. stealing beer from Jneeda Brew
cry 'omuary.
state -. nicholas Zanson. grand lar
stste -. Frank Cen,obla. felonious as
sault
state y- Tony sicsies. grand larceny.
seven charges.
Stale vs. Samuel Lancaster. embezzle-
msIt.
state ~. Maud Grafr. .mbezzlement
stat" ~ George LENS and John No
STATE -. Albert IIoyt. larceny. four
charges.
state " Adam Adam~ki. forgery.
state - Gcrtrudc i%sobiusou. hicamy.
state -. Prank L~evaudowSki. larc-us.
~tote ~ bernard Demuth. lsrcent.
state -. Baldy Price. larceuy. stealing
state " James SNYDER Clarence
Gro-t. Virgil Smith and carl Bass. bur
state =. Kate walker. grand larceny.
state - John Flanagau. assault with
fretlt 60 kiil.
state " rcd koehier I~rausiaushter.
ran over rirl with into. killing her.
state -. bths clark. barglary.
state vs. hurley Games. = Sry.
-tats rs Irsderirk y gddef. perjury
state ". John Elsou. riot"'~ conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

and fences. and ty uean. ~ mo
larsa spraying machine NII rom
plet. tho work this week USING s.N
eral hundred barr De- ~ whi'"0ash
and an enormous amount Of whif"
lime
Tho tall grss- and weeds that nave
been PERMIT j 'p riuw uufheDk he'd ~
tho inheld al eumuer ave b'ou
moved until IBIS par a. the rouud
unw resemble. o. %. atty kepf lawn
The work on th" table has aieu
been r0u piefad. and the walk are
ready Tor th"lf mai layer 81 ashes
and fanbark ~ fbsf 'hs labor Of
hesuflftiuE aud putting Oh" grounds
in ghar' Del about finished
Tho race track in hur condition.
and when tho lO.-sueu arrive vItI
their nala fhsy wiu md b. o. -oof
n not h'tfer than any they rar"d
upon fhia season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
P0ST-PRANDIAL
PROGRAM Is OUT
FOR TWENTY.FtFTH ANNtvER.
SAM CELEBRATION Of
GROCERS
Association NH Have Delightful A..
far ~ TIRE oaks "Wednesday Night
* nchcioe ~ Toastmaster.

Tlsus sre nov ncariuG completion
for me banquet and evcning n pleas
uro r. tho OAKS Wednesday evenInC.
which viii Of. brsfe tho twenty NTH
an~uivergary ~ tho orranizafIon ~ fne
Wheeling Retail Crorsrs' association
The post praudial proEfam a. an
nounrcd Yesterday hv tho committee
and is one Of unusual merit
The banquet viii D. served durinc
D. early ev Minis and tho menu
which has boon prepared i- very
elaborate u D.. kiuchoioc wall pro
lid a. foaefufefrr UaUtfuc M
howling Will hr on. diversions follow
inE fhc banquet
The post praudisi prorrsm ss
follows
Invocation Re, Jacob Buttnc
haut. n ID
Nddresa ~ welcome rre dent
Ffei Nievir
totnet solo Ttol 10. ~turp
solo Miss clara -ffufh,t
Music
E|.,Ifttion W.. r. Np..su
-uio Nf Charlie. Miller
lHr,uk Uu,IuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
BOARD OF TRADE
BOOSTERS NIGHT
SECOND ANNUAL OUTING At
WHEELING PARK FRIDAY
EVENING
Will Be the Event Of the Year In
Local observation-disclosures
Program 10 Announced.

Invitations and tickets 10 the sec
ond annual outing of the Wheeling
board Of trade. TO be held az Wheel
ing park Friday evening. have been
sent TO members. and indications are
that there will be a record breaking
attendance. Accompanying the in
vitations were tickets entitling the
holder 10 free transportation 10 ana
from the park. as compliments OF
the West Virginia Traction and
Electric company. free admission TO
The park n a ticket good for the
luncheon TO be served al tho White
Palace by the Woman's club OF
Wheeling.
The entertainment committee has
arranged an informal program. which
was announced yesterday as follows:
1907 :30-Lunch at the White,
Palace restaurant. served BY the
Woman's club.
1:3O-Meeting at Casino for cleo
tion OF ways and means committee.
Short talks by President Irvine,
Mayor II. l.. Kirk. Judge Frank ".
Nesbitt. F. J. For. c. ii. Dowler. Il.
:. Sands and others.
S-Bowling and other amusements.
S:i5-Special vaudeville program.
Instructions to Members.
TN the tickets which have been
sent TO the members the committee
have issued some instructions, as
follows.
BE a booster.
Don't doll up-come right from
YOUR work or home and catch the
first car you an.
The West Virginia Traction and
Electric company will have the board
as It's guests coming and going, and
the committee provides tickets for
entrance and lunch.
Don't let anything interfere with
your being on hand and taking part
IN the business and fun"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

year. 90 uiu'o.mau employed ~ Tie
Rail a River mime No 90 south of Bei
ls.f'. was rra bed to death by = mo
FOR rrHH. morning Tho exact
msune i1 snloh Smith mot his deatn
d. mol uou a- fhere vas no viii
h"- '- 90 fnf accident % IL thought
frsf no. topped ~ Tho motor while
-o .'rnInz alf was caught IN sums
ur rr'r brfnesu cars Hie remains
"r.r femut'd 200 Tho Grafton under
ff. Iu. rrriur4 or Belmont street. Bsi
irif' aHd prepared for burial ~
neral '.tIr". viii be- conducted IN 80.
IYIu D'I. church "wednesday
unrH.r. it Ns. Father Joseph
Wlr.Il I|rfr.urrf $3.50 Do boz VI CsI.
ta- s'm''~ft nr Rose tH1 Coroner
V'.'-. $500 pruhlhi. render o. verdict
fn It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
FINAL PLANS
FOR Big FAIR
ARE BEING MADE AND GROUNDS
WILL DC READY FOR OPENING
LARGE Stresmers 20 Be placed over
Str,ets-Fe0ces ard Buildings on
Grounds Benz WhteNashed

The West " .-n.. state FaIf ag
verfisinV crew we're buas Monday
with TO- result fna Narkrf ami Nain
and The int. seulus sId street no
tle business district arc literally
fffnw With rod and white uI.iiu
banners aun1InrIng 90 rho public
that tho Eresf isr will ip held fhie
" sr 9optemlsI . 20 g.. inclusive
Tho banners as 80 vol and tur
%spicuously PLACED that no 1Ia'o. sau
fsN bur be- attracted hv fIrr Itnv
also make a gl"asiu- appearance fp
no ~
The around keersr and h. IsIrffs
also rot started with fhr.f vHre
Vsehnp ~ building stable. r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
&8@<&

= 60. E STIFEL CO. annou nee momentary arrivals of Wo-
- mems and Misses Smart Outer Apparel for Fall. Tai.
lored and Demi Tailored Suits in the many interesting new ma
teras, and in extreme or mod fed cutaway style coats to them
showing fur and fabric tTimmin g. Separate Coats in the
snappy "a to Is lengths, and 5 own in the rich materials entire
lx new for the season. A decid ed style innovation the Bat
wing Sleeves widely shown. Skirts set forth many high-style
features in the draped effects, .cugh many straight line styles
are prominent. College and S :hool Girls will find much to in
terest them here, for we 'looke through their eyes when lie
lecting their Coats and Suits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

throw from the caboo-e which vas 70
iuccd to splintcr4 hy Tho collision an
pinned under no debris They were
removed TO the hospital where 10 sas
stated that they cannot recover Paul
Hanna vas also mrovn from q car 10
tho Ground aud seriously injured The
exact cause az the wreck is bot known
but " BE- Thought fl be due fu mIsun-
der.fsndiug Of urders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
ONE PASTOR
VIII BE Sele-ted for Both the War
~ood and Ede~ood English
Lutheran Churches

The second church "a ErOW from
missions recently established by the
First English Lutheran church Of this
city was organized a. WsrNOOd sun
day evening. and will be- known a.
the Wsrwood Lutheran church. ser
vices are being held AZ the Glenn 81
Run school hous.. and Ia. Congrega
ton a. present has n membership Of
nearly forty The first church OfEan
iEed under tho auspices Of the local
church vas A. EdEwOOd. which was
formally organized last week.
Arrangements arc helms made 10
secure q pastor Tor both churches. 10
divide bis lime between them, a.
though each church will BE- tnde
pendent ~ 'he other with thst *
teptlOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

72XS0-inch Comforts
Regularly Sl.50.. .S1.19
72XS4-inch Comforts
Regularly $3.50. .S2.9S
72NS4-inch Comforts
Regularly $500. .S2.25
GN7-ft. Down Comforts
We're 81 Now .St.SS
Were IS Now .S5.9S
Wool Comfortables
Were $3.50 Now. .S3.9S
These of Merritt'S Lambs
VI DOL warmt tn without
weight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

Blankets and Comforts

1914 Cotton Blankets
Regularly Soc. 6Oc
ia Cotton Blankets
Regularly Sl.l5... Soc
i2-4 Cotton Blankets
Regularly SI.59.. .S1.25
la Woolnap Blankets
Regularly $500. .S1.69
ia Woolnap Blankets
Regularly $3.50. .S1.9J
All Blankets in this sale
are priced per pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
IN WRECK
Two rromtrent Railroad Men VIII oie
- Result % Injuries In {. 4 p
Wreck Yesterday

goo men wore fatally injured ir a
rrlr eud collision ou mo e A. r rail
rYsl of Holland 70 yesterday morn
ir- tiufI rain. e"lr eastbound aud
f.c hI.f wa .Isudiue on - .iIiug
vh"u 'n' rronI train crashed nto ~
D'of.s Ntr uf dsi. conductor. luI
IIsUr. Do ua'r-.I UI. ksutr we're
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

LA Wool Blankets
Regularly S5.75.... S2.9S
l2-4 Wool Blankets .
Regularly 5000. Sis
l2-4 Wool Blankets
Regularly $500. S3.9S
ia Wool Blankets
Regularly $50. 500
l2-4 Wool Blankets
Regularly SlI.OO.. .SS.75
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
Banishes all
N
in 3 Days



n % feel tired out. ouf ~ sorts. do
%spoudent. mentally or physically Do
pressed and lact the desire to a.
complieh things got q .u.Ccut box o.
vs. eudells ambition PILLS az tho John
Coleman urur Cumuarf TODAY and
YOU trouble viii Do over
u % drink too much smoke fuu
much ur arc nervous because ~ 81
ccssce OF any Mind. WcudeUs Ambf-
fiou FIlla viii make VOW feel better
To- three days or money back from the
John Coleman Drug Company
For all affection Of the Nervous
Sf stem constipation. los of appetite.
lack ~ confidence. trcmbnue. kidney
Or liver complaints. alecrleesuese. eV.
hau9frd VITALITY ur weakness ~ any
Kind ref % bon eff " cudeU. Ambition
Pills TODAY ON money back rlau Mail
order. tIInd. charge. prepaid from
Wendell lNsfmrDt. COMPANY. S,ra
tlsr ~ Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

To obtain the best results
Spices for CstSup. etc must he
properly blended This cau only
bc accomplished hv experts
Just enough Of each Spice too
much of one kind will kill the
taste Of the Others
Our Spices arc blended by cN-
Tcrts who have made spices their
life study.
800 a Pound for the Finest
Mixtures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
Win EGAR

You will make no mistake n
Won use Helms for YOUR Pickles
and Catsur
Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar.
soc Gallon.
Heinz White Pickling Vinegar.
Soc Gallon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26

Parahne. Seal Wax. Paper Liners
for Tin Cans. CatSup. BOttleS etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-26
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