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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.

wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. TeStimon-
ials sent free. Price Is cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

In consequence OF the destruction OF one OF me
buildings by the late fire on Nov. Sth Tor the pun
pose now OF partition and settlement o. tae STn
s,t1inr with the will annexed. and attorney Tor me
heirs will offer at public auction. TO the highest pld
der before said Hotel. in Shepherdstown W. va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23

THE style Of Inauguration doesn't seem
to concern Mr.. Wilson as much as what
he is going to do after Inauguration.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
THE VALUABLE LOT

fronting on south side Opposite the Hotel OF Ger
man street about 81 IA feet by 200 feet deep to an
aley in the rear the Improvement whereon consists
Of DOUBLE FRAME BUILDING, long known as
the Barber shop" property.
Both the above are among the best-located reaI
estate in the town and well worthy the attention oil
buyers. l., q
TERMS OF SALE-One-th cash on day OF
sale the residue in two eqeal payments at SIX ana
twelve months with interest from day OF sale. TO be
evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser, and 10 be
secured by trust deed on the premises sold:
GEO NJ BELTZHOOVER,.
Admir- c. T. A. and Atty.
Ian 9 lQl3-3W
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
Saturday, January Is, 1913,

., O'Clock n m the two following parcels OF real
estate of which said decedent died seized and pos
sessed, sitnted on German street. in said town' as
in,IrS NO 1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
How's This Z?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
!. Cheney for the last Is years, and te-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
PUBLIC SALE.

As Executor of Albert Mason deceased. | will
sell al public sale, half mile north OF Kearneysville
w. Va. on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-23
Valuable Real Estate.
Friday, February 9TH, 1913,

at | o'clock p. m. the following LOT or parcel o.
real estate, with the improvements thereon and APP
purtenanceS thereto belonging situate on the south
side of Main or German Street. in ShepherdStown,
Jefferson County, w. Va and which is improved
by large brick
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
NOTICE FORPUDllCATlON.
02l666

Department Of The Interior, U.
S Land O&cs At Roswell. N. N.
Jan. l6. 1913. Notice is hereby
given that Lark L. McMahan. Of
Lovinston N. N. who. on Fsb.7
1910 made II. E. Serial No. O2l666
for Lots % "a. Section z, Town.
ship l6-S Range 36-E. N N. P. N.
has filed notice Of intention to
make final c Communication Proof. to
establish claim to the land above
described. before Welsey McCallis-
tor US. Commissioners. in his Office
At Lovinston N. NJ. on Mich 4 1919
Claimant names - witnesses.
Edwin M. Smith. jaime. N. Rodeu
j. John S. E.aves. Truman A.
Cowan. al Of Lovington N. \.
T. c. TILL0rs0N. Register
Jan.3l--Feb %.
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
dvs.aor : Wilson
q saias his Gov
ernorship Mar. !.

fnUETpN N. J.,Fsb. "a. Ps.
11oub Eta W1see announced he
aRaG1a sssisn he sovss.srship Of
~ lsgssy b s.ks sGses Mseh !.
h ssssrnss ssksd Anesney Gen.
- .EdasaA Wilssa bow 10 6ls
- resignation. The governor will
y asssnadcalk sucessded By
).nss Fisldss. President q the
sen1s ssaaas. Nasieaal eomm;Aes-
lmna William F. Sapp Of Kansas
u1Dsd Mr. Wisoa 10 appoint -
ssssseasy Of agricultural co''ssS.
Ca E. NJ Aeuss: close friend Of
~ William Jennings Brysn and
! sst;1sa Eject Wilson. came to
nIieeeeu at the invitation Of the
psssi3sst-slset Colonel House
kad jsst returned from . visit with
-. HsyaaG Miani Fla. IN ~
'iipsass se.aa inquiry the president
elsea sa;d Colonel T. House merely
~ come for . social visit.
. Wilsea took . long walk late
1Eslay and nearly met the army
= - Grssesssswho are walking 70
1ShinGtoa. He passed along
Isn aiyest. the main thoushfare
- more Aan . thousand stud.
: : wsss h.ddled tssather cheer.
sad singing in anticipation ol
= assival of he wosnsn campais
- When the correspondent
I'D ths governor he inquired \
\ Ssfsassstss had arrived and
- asld that they had moi. but the
- might visit him later. tn,
I .1soaid I dsat-slect only smiled.
E:xchanse
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION
: 0ltz66 Olo2nl

: 0it266 0,92nl
Department efthe lnisr;es. D.. s.
! snd office n. Roswak. N. N. Feb,
a. 1913. Notice y Aessby s;ven
that Roland s. Thurmsad. oftnv
nstorN.,M. who on 1an. Is. 1919
made n. e. .Sesial No. 0l6z66. fos
sW a. Sc. 4 and saaJsk .. i9Qs
made add. entry. fer Sss;al No
0to20i. for Sc IA. S.ctioa 5. Town.
chip l5-S Rssss 36-E IN. M. P. N.
kas filed notice of''Hasena;oa d
make final three year proot: b e.
ab'ish rla;m to the lad shave de.
sribed, before wesles Ne Csll;sser
US cosniniaaieqer. iHsnis 'e6;cs
Il Lsv;assoa. N. NJ. oaApr;l , 1913
cl.;mapt aansss q. vaAnsssss'
willism I. hsster. jales ". Caa.
DIN, James n. whsler. Vile,
Whitman. n of Lov;sstea N. NJ
T.c. Tilloeson. Rlsister. !.
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21

NOTICE FOR PUBL ucAnON

WVS45
Dspszsmsst Of nhe lnses;os u.
s Laad O&es q Resrsll n. N
Jsn. 81. 49, Noe;es i hsssby siv.
q ehae james Il. Corasst Of Lov.
iaseea. N. N. who On Oca lA 1909
made H. E Serial No. 02o4%3 FS.
Sl-2. SWl-% ssc. !: Sl-2. SEI.k
Sl-2 Swl-@; &C. z; and Nl-2 NV
"a Section u. Township l6-S
Range 36-E. n. N. P. N. has Sled
notice Of intention 10 make 6nal
hree year proof. 70 essablish claim
to the land absve described b.
fore Wesley McC Callistes U. S Com
missioner in his Office ct Loving.
soa. MN. on March 10. 1913.
: Claimant nance - Witnesses
James s. Anderson. Arch D. Wood
Almer c. Loper. / ena L. Suinser
al Of Lovington. N. N.
TIC. Tillotsen. Register.
Feb J Mar ]
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
NOTICE edR RRUBlIcAHoN.
0l2%0S 0to046

Dspsrsnsas Of ~ ln,sr;os U. 8.
Land of;ee q Rsswsn. I'm. Feb
l3. Hl3. Notes y hereby siven
that Williams s Sasmpa of Psa,i
N. N. who on Apsa u. 1907. made
n. E. n773.Ssnl Ne. 0i24o3. Sw
Sec. z; and a. june z. 100
made add entry seu;al No. 0l0o@6
for SWl4 NWL4 Sse.l2; e L2SE
IA SW l.4.SE i.4.-See. II. Town.
chip 1913 Range 35E N. N. p. NJ.
hes filed notice q intention 10
make final thtss Sear proof. y
establish claim toiA~ land ,shsve
described. before William c. Nee
Aurthur. U. 8. Commissioner IN
hs Office. At Msaament' N. M
On April ,. 1913
CIsiments nsmes'ss ssses:
Roden l. Smith, w;ll;.m J. Pn,;s
the.s Of Pearl n. N, -,
nomss N. cuIia :, Aus,hs, 6.
Brook;n, .hss.; Menumeps N. N.
~ TIC T;llosasa. Register
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ol27t1 Oj9603 -.

Department Of the lntesior U. S.
Land Oa'es At Reswse n. N. Jan.
a. 1913. Notice i hereby sixen-
that Clay Mcconasill Of Mons-
msnt n. N. who on Aug. 8. 1907,
'nadsH. E. l2z62. S.sial Nusnbes
oi27Ii fof SWiA. NWl.A. VII,
SWl-4SSec. - NWL4. NWI-4,S
IL and - Asg. Il9oo ssaas =,
disisaal entry Serial No. 0l9603
for El-2. NWl.<. VII, NEl.4
Sc. q. Twp rs Rsnos 35E N
NJ Pm has Gid nea;ss of inter,
"a ssinsksiiaal ihees 3ssr yrosI
= eslnhlish cis;n iol ~ hid sboy,
@s1nlA ~. 64loss TiIIiam q. III,
tGtkak vs. ca ulissioser. h ~
'sl6sol lst AlsasaHsnt nm. o. NJ,
E1g'Iei3,
tlsis aai,,.s = wis.,,,,e
III Raas jsss : Messneas n. n
Les( .joesb. =,
= -. ~ - .sf&t
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O20446

4 O1pA1tasnt Of the Interior y. s
- '06cs at Roswell. N. NJ
~ igl3. Notice l. hereby Civ
Oh A Pteu*. Of Lov;nston
III whe On Oct l6, 1909. made
Ne SERIAL No. 0z0446 for Sl-2
WJt Ni.2 SWi-4. sec. Is; and
M E,-4. Sl:2 NELA. Sec
tfsG1 Towaship l6S. Range
E1GMP.M. has fled aodee si
4 ljea 10 make Final three ysss
Is ss.abl;ah claim 70 sAs lsn1
Z! = dssssibsd beiees Tpsaaa
| Hlaavsk y. s. cos1su.;ss ;sssi siisssss;
= - alIce. = KnssslA N ~
lgsA 70. 1919.
4 j lt aqnsses vllnaaae g
4 fllassls n
/ 1
Z 49, - y
1lsf1 1aaisl = tavdlsoa
/. 4 ~ Ra1,.,,.
sl' : !. I, ssk =.
The Lovington leader., 1913-02-21
Lovington Lodge
No. 46,
A. F. and AN.
A. NJ Ella s..M
Geo. A csssAb. Sec. !.

Mssts - Saturday nm; = =,
befess full mesa + eaek sAsaA
" ~ xs'
- isl
: -. -. sFrt Z. - ;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
SAYS Mr.. nBARNB
WILL BE ELECTED
WILLIAM TAYLOR GEORGE, or
PHILLIP, TALKS ON Po-
liTtcAl FIGHT.
says Republican Candidate Can Beat
Out His Opponents Easily and
May Speak Here.

Wheeling was honored yesterday
by the presence OF one OF the most
prominent Republicans In the state
In the person OF William Taylor
George. Of Phillip. Barbour county.
who came here for the Elks' reunion.
The speaker OF the West Virginia
house of delegates was in the talka-
tive mood and in the course OF a con-
versation went on record as bein; n
staunch supporter Of Julian q.
Hearne. candidate for the congress
sional plum in the First district.
Mr.. George limited that he was
seriously contemplating including
wheeling on hE itinerary when he
starts stump OF the district In be-
half of Hearne. The distinguished
Republican made 1t quite clear that
he is now. and always was a pro-
gressive In every sense OF the word.
and stated that his party has been
progressive since its birth. He does
not think a man. in order to be pro-
eressiye need be a Bull Moose and
jump his party.
The speaker OF the house seems 10
be exceptionally well acquainted win
conditions in the First district and
passing his opinion upon his intimacy
with the district predicts victory
Tor Hearne az the coming election. In
drawing his conclusions he eliminates
Laushlin. the Bull Moose candidate.
from the field. on the grounds that he
has scant handful OF supporter,
In summing up Neely's chances TO
score victory he asserts that tns
Democratic candidate Is sadly '.ainp-
cred by his relations with the ,,old
nust Twin ring. and that .uis one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
NEWS BRIEFS

- The members ~ az. BOYS brigade Of
'tlS Guy ir" making arrangements for a
nl"n'4 sHcoi TOY onicrrS and men ON Sat-
u.d". october ~. Trc local officers are
also making arranEeut To- attend IN.
state convention at Washington. Pa. Oc-
State Labor Commissioner l. v Rar-
Ton has returned from an Inspection or
We Industrial plants NJ DAVIS. E.lkins and
',iai,on; ard state that all the plants
az" Worhins good. Tn" Only drawbar~ AT
tHesc plants * the scarcity Of labor and
men are needed ia practically every
partment
Joy reirns supreme Ia the hearts of
Followers ~ the movies. for the manage
mrnt ~ IN" large show houses. who re-
Gently h""sied the admission price To- a
nlHt. nave reduced IN. Zee to a nickel
again. \ few weeks ego the manage
inent ~ the Colonial and the Virginia in
creased the price hat the others did No,
stored
For the past few MORNINGS heavy
fog has "ntelorel tho valley AMI - a
,rSult the street car and train services
have been somewhat Handicapped Prac-
iicaily al tn" morning trains were from
h'c To ten minutes late.
On" ~ NE early morning cars while
coming down MAIN atrco'. broke an axle
and ns = result the Ine was practically
around h- the auditorium. hut the Bel
lair". Parton and Martins Very cars
W'ie '"m""ll"d - wait until tire dam
ng' repaired
Tire regular monthly SESSION OF the
brotherhood 81 =. james. Of the Luther
an church. was held In the basement 81
the church last ., cning. and "A large mum
"er "er" present Several important
matter wee given attention
~ the Home Eske-y company. 81 the
south side. NaS SUSPENDED operations for
a lev DAYS. rs extensive irsf,ro, emenfS
are h"inE mad. improved macninery *
being Unstable and number 81 building
are beng erected.
4 for'" 81 men has been busy an
PLY nE coat ~ paint go the Terminal
railroad bridge ~ TWIN tunnei. Pen
irsula. TN" bridge - hoirC painted a
bright r"i and presents an attractive ap-
lcurGu.s
L'crt"uauf William BUGGY NaS re-
turned home after SurUdirg his VACATION
~ CO; NJ John Mcclure who vac ~
- " S'r'" cruif. arrived This week t. he
pr"s.rf ~ tho Elk-' convention
TIC wheeling Traction COMPANY -
fFraitiuc IT. tracks very extenSiNciv at
%" corner ~ Tventy-s seventh and chap
Vine streets
NaV"r ~ '. ktrk Issued the council
'HIl 'es' erdar Tor this o, euirg The ap-
rr"n'it''on bin 81 n likely come an a.
tbs meeting and al efforts v N he made
90 rrss -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
BROOKE COUNTY MINERS ENDORSE
HON. ]. G. HEARNE'S CANDIDACY
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD
At eEEcn BOTTOM TUESDAY
EVENING.

Hesoiutions Favorable TO Local Can
didate Adopted Unanimously
BY the Workers.
a meeting OF the miners OF Beech
Bottom was held Tuesday evening at
mat place and In addition to taking
up matters concerning the workers.
Hon. Julian G. Hearne. candidate for
Congress on the Republican ticket
for the First Congressional district.
was unanimously endorsed. Mr.
Hearne's record Is well known by the
men who toll and the action taken
by this body OF men. so early In the
campaign. demonstrates only too
well. the general feeling that exists
among the workers OF the first dis.
trict.
A copy OF the resolutions adopted
by the miners at this meeting. was
spread upon the minutes OF the body
and another copy sent to Mr.. Hearne
as pledge of support during the
campaign and. at the polls October Il
Other miners bodies will meet dur
Ing the next few days for the same
purpose. a meeting TO be called a,
Elm Grove for next week.
The following is a copy of the res
olutions adopted by the Beech Bot
tom miners:
Beech Bottom. W. Va. Sept %.
At regular meeting held
Tuesday evening. September %,
meeting presided over by George
Prescott. the following resolution
was presented by John Kirk and
adopted:
Resolved. That we. miners. in
regular session. do give and
pledge our entire support to the
Hon. ]. G. Hearne. candidate for
Congress. knowing his record in
the state body of law makers and
commencing him for his part in
the bill OF workmen's Compensa-
ton Act.
GEORGE PRESCOTT. President
II. II. GROOMES. Secretary
JOHN KIRKER. Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
FROM the City.


Mrs. Harry Ruble is entertaining a
guest from Steubenville.
Miss Annabelle Winter has accom-.
panied her patient TO Atlantic CITY.
Miss Laura Rodgers has accepted A
position with Stone & Thomas.
Mrs. Ross Riggs. of West Alexander.
was in the city yesterday.
\ Mrs. Emil Schmidt. OF Rellaire. spent
the day with her daughter. Mrs. Geo.
kossuth
Joe Gary spent yesterday in Clarks-
burg. on business
( Miss Anna Connolly has accepted Il
position with IN" Livingston Company.
Miss Ruth Scott. who has been on
the sick list. is improving nicely.
Miss Margaret McDonough. from tns
pike. has returned from her vacation
Albert Fading was in Akron. on
business.
Miss Margaret Camvay. OF the South
Side. Is visiting friends and relatives
in Columbus
3 Mrs. Barrett. of the East End. has
returned from New York.
Rernie Schenerlein has a visitor
during the Elks' convention
Miss Zoe BrenZikoffer is here await
ing the opening Of the new hospital.
where she will complete he- training
/ as n nurse
/ Mr.. Meyers Carpenter was operated
| on for appendicitis at the North
Wheeling hospital.
William Morton. formerly of this
! city. has accepted a position in Chi.
I cagO
George Christlieb spent yesterday
; in Harrisburg. on business.
. Frank Ward from
attending the Elks' convention.
Mr. James X. Hall and Nils Mar
Euerite Dixon left for Wichita. Kan.
Fas. where they were called by the
illness Of Miss DiXon's mother. who
Is Mr.. Halls sister.
Mrs. John Marshall and son Of
Parkersburg are the guests OF Mrs.
Marshall's parents. MIR and Mrs 10.
seph PAUL.. Sr.. AT Hawthorne court.
Mrs. William &. Bates has returned
from visit With her parents IN Ken
lucky
Miss Jane Allen Of stanton. Va
" the guest OF her grandfather. Mr..
George Adams. in Pleasant Vailey.
Miss Amy Dunlap. head nurse at
The Glendale hospital. loft for New
YORK where she takes special
course In surgical nursing
/. Harry Friedel and G. T.. Mst,nsr
nave been In Columbus. looking after
me hve and ten cent store OF the
John Friedel Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Fidelius Ries;er and
Mi's Kate have returned from a four
months tour 81 Europe
hlHs Eleanor ". Comerford has 70.
-rned from visi' 10 Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Linens for Today

SAVINGS worth your consideration on
Household Linens for Fridays selling arc
set forth herewith:
so pieces 72-inch Bleacht Table Damask in
Beautiful patterns, Irish. German and Austrian
manufacture, choice Of our regular 81 so Dam
ask to-day for $1.15 yard
so pieces Union Linen Heavy Crash Towel
ing plain white or with colored border. l2I5c
kind to-day for sc yard
Lot OF Silver-Bleacht Hemmcd NAPKINS all
ready for use, Sl59 kind to-day for S1.1o
dozen.
500 Turkish Towels of good weight. size
Isx36 inches. regular l2I2c kind to-day for
1Oc each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Heavy Black Japanned Steel
Coal Holds, large size, 2ec kind
for 21c.
Universal Food Choppers,
four cutting knives. chops
food Of all kinds, SI.25 kind
to-day for 93c.
Eastwood Quilting Frames.
size S0x34x90 inches, lock on
each end for stretching goods.
folding kind, regularly S2.4s;
Friday sale price, S1.75
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Universal Cake Makers for
mixing and kneading pastry
coughs, no guesswork, Si.75
kind to-day for SLAB.
Gas Irons for natural or
artificial gas. complete with 6
feet of tubing and stand, long
drilled burner. $500 Irons to-
day for $1.93.
Dust Pans Of heavy tin, long
handle requiring no STOPPING,
Csc kind to-day for'17c.
Cotton King Floor Mops. Is
ounces with long smooth han
die, soc kind to-day for 26e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
HON. GEO. A LkUGHlIN
RETURNS TO HIS HOME.

Hon George 4 I.auEhlin. Of
MouLdsville candidate for congress
from the First district. on the Pro-
gressive ticket. has returned from
rairmont where he attended a meet
ing OF the Progressive congressional
committee Every county in ths dts
trict was directly represented A. tie
meeting. with the exception OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Rheta Childe Dorr says that the wo-
men 81 Finland share in everything
With the men. and are chimney sweep
ers and bod carriers as well az clerks
ana stenographers. she says that
most Of the unmarried women have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Women's Lisle Stockings

FOR Fridays selling we offer a special lot
OF Women's Mercerized Isle Stockings
that are classed as seconds by very particular
factory inspectors. The imperfections are very
slight and in no way impair with the wearing
qualities OF the Hose. The Stockings are
seamless. have double heel and sole and in
FIRST quality retail at 25c pair-thcsc to-day
for lie a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
e; IT,; ::S e.; ZEE: Stone & Thomas

Brooke. which was represented by
proxy. For chairman Ira l.. Smith. OF
fairmont. was chosen and Sam VIII
Jams. Of Wheeling was named score
tsry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Mop Pals
W 18th wringer
a I ia c h m emit.
E a & e brand,
domestic ze,
Sl.65 kind, to-
day for $1.35.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

money. which they have earned them.
selves. and II is almost Impossible IN
md one Of them dependent on father
or brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

STONE & THOMAS
A NOTWITHSTANDING SALE OF HOUSE,
WARES in THE BUSY BASEMENT

TO-DAY be featured in
Housewares will
undertake telephone these advertised Friday
specials:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Jelly Strainers. cloth bag
with heavy iron frame. can be
fastened to wall or used on
back Of chair, 25c kind to-day
for 19c.
Oliver lmpr oved Fruit
Presses and Kitchen Colanders
for use in making wine. jelly,
preserves. etc, S3.75 kind to-
day for S2.9S.
Electric Wall Paper Cleaner
for all kinds of Walls and CELL
ings, l0c cans for Sc to-day.
n. & II. Carpet Soap. the old
reliable kind for cleaning car
pets and all sorts of woolens.
l5c kind to-day for Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Argo Gloss Starch for hot or
cold water use. carton of "a
regular SC boxes to-day for
75t.
Individual Jelly Moulds OF
imported heavy tin. IL in box,
six patterns. regularly 25c, to-
day for 1Se.
Heavy Galvanized Iron Water
Pals. l0-quart size. zoe kind
for re.
Floor Brooms made Of select
ed broom corn, 4-tie, with Nu-
Broom handles, ACC kind to-day
for Sic.
Enameled Steel Combinets,
white, cover and heavy bail,
Si.29 kind Friday for &c.
Enameled Steel Double Boil
ers, white lined and blue out
size, 9Sc kind for soc.
Imported Aluminium Tea
Kettles, 99fo pure, neat shape.
large size, $3.50 kind for
$1.52.
Household A m m o n a in
quart bottles, l5c kind for Sc.
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MAbE MARK SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26

Towel Rollers. natural var.
nisht wood with metal ends.
i0c kind for 7c.
Soap Chips, Twenty-Mule
Team brand for kitchen and
laundry use, loc boxes to-day
for 7e.
Fruit Presses in round shape.
steel frame, seamless retinned
cup, Csc kind to-day for Ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
l9c Idelean Flannel at l2l1c

Al THE Domestic Counter to-day We will
sell choice of 5000 yards Of 27-inch
ldeiean Flannel in pretty soft oolors in neat
stripes and plain shades suitable for night
robes. waists, etc, l9c quality to-day for
12h,c a yard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-26
Important to Professional Paper
Hangers and Those Who
Hang Their Own Paper

FOR the benefit OF professional paper
hangers and those of our customers
who hang their own paper we wish 10
state that we carry a full line of the
celebrated Sisk Size for use on calcimined
and white-washed walls. We sell this
Size at SOC in pint cans. SOC for quarts
and $1.5O for gallon cans
We also carry a line of Dry Paste in
tubes to be MKT with cold water. making
fine wall papering paste. This we have
at Toe a pound
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-18

evenings; what couldn't fellow do
them So the last of the Ahlgrens
speedily joined gang Piano legs and
Santa Claus portliness have their drawbacks
when you pop into laundry to tease Chinky
Chinaman, or when a big-helmeted cop
chases you from a comfortable doorway !;
but Duchy always made good.
The gang fourished, and he became its
hero. But ones violin sometimes gets neg
lected when one is hero. OF course, Duchy
was in for the prize in original composition
up at the conservatory. All the themes were
to be played at public recital; the prize
for the best meant years study free. Duchy
knew he could play; he meant to get that
prize. 1t would be his first step toward
fame.
The gang took so much of his time he felt
a bit uneasy when the last week came and
his theme was not composed. No song