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ART AND ARCHITECTURE.

GARDEN CRAFT N EUROPE gy
iinigo Trisgs win man, many illustrations
and drawings together with plans. Smsi
Ito, PIP. 81. 332. Charles Scribners sons
an account Of tho development of ,s,
art of garden design in Europe. Contains
bibliog,aphy of the principal works trsst.
ing Of European garden design and il,
history. together with the names OF ~
. chief engrayers Of views OF gardens
OLD HOUSES IL HOLLAND. Text ana
Illustrations by sydney r. Jones witb
some additional plates In color after otbc.
artists. Edited by Charles Holm, PaYoy
Ito. PIP. viii. 1872. (Thc John Lane CON.
pany.D
An appreciation Of the architectural de.
yclOpmcnt OF Holland
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SPORT AND TRAVEL.

c,,tp .xD TRAMP IL AFRICAN NlLus
y Ipo,ord q, Adventure. Impressions ana "a,
pericnces during many years speh, s..J 1"s
The savage TRIES round Lake laH- -.,,. - >,
ST. 80 character and customs. hy 3.
Torday. with iorty-hye illustrations. ana rs =
map Syo. rp. NyL 3l5. Phi.aleI.o'-
J. Il. Llrpncott Company
AN ENGLISH CATHEDRAL JOURNEY ny. m
Kate 4. KimbaN. Illustrated WIN 10y
graphs l2mo. pp Sill Soi tine -
CrUwcll Company
Information for the traveller cone fl.h.
tina architecture. history past asso..lyy,'
aud present appearance ~ tan'e'oJs,.,
Rochester. Lincoln. salisbury an- o'"''
CathedrE,s
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ROMANCE ON THE PLAINS.

OUT OF THE DEPTHS. a Romance
nett Illustrations by George Brehm.
Svo. PIP. 500. Chicago: y. c. mcclure
d Co.
This is the Wild West OF the cattle
men picturesquely staged for the en-
tertainnent Of romantic young women.
The rude strength. the raw side, the
reality of a heroic race Of men are
carefully suppressed, and In their place
we have an agreeable story of ranch
mans daughter and dislnherited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
ESSAYS.

VOICES OF TOMORROW. Critical studie,
Of the New Spirit in Literature. By Ed
win Bj6rkman. Emo. pp. BIS. mitchell
kcnncrley.)
The subjects OF these papers are.
Strlrdberg. BtIrnson. Selma Lagerl3f
Francis GriQrs0n Edith Wharton, Maeter.
luck Henri. BcrGsou. George Glsslng
Joseph Conrad ana Robert Herrick.
1 Filters PROM 4 FATHER TO HIS
DAUGHTER ENTERING COLLEGE. By
Charles Franklin Thwing. y. D., LII.
President 81 ,he College for Women, OF
Western Reserve University lGmo, ID
-. DThe Plat d Peck Company
Patcrnal and academic papers.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.
AGRICULTURE.

EIECTRICTTY FOR THE FARM Avn
HOME. b. Frank Rooster. with an in'
PRODUCTION by Thomas Commerford Mar.
tin. Illustrated. l2mo. PIP. Xxx, 27g Crba
Sturgis & walton Company
In The Farmers Practical Library"
TRACTION FARMING AND TRACTION,
ENGl NEERlNG. Gasoiene - Alcohol
Kerosene. y practical handbook for m.
owners and operators Of gas and oil en
gncs on the farm. BY James IA 81
DhensOn NJ l.. Illustrated. l2mo n,
$50. (Chicago: Frederick J. Drake & az ~
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NATURE STUDY.

STOWE NOTES. Letters and Verses - N
ward Martin Taber. illustrated 40 40 ~
~. S35. ,The Houghton MihAn ''inp'"''
This volume contains collection OF - ~.
and observations upon nature ana y-, 49,.
H.. In m. neighb0rhcod Of the authors iain
in Vermont.
cT-pf-RBAN GARDENS. By Grace laoo--
Illustrated with diagrams. lom'' I'' w
tThc outing Company
4 huuabook Oh Tho subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18

ern life, is in style and tone something
like his "Ile des 'Pengouins." An Eng.
lish translation will soon be issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Two Art Books.

The French painter, NJ Albert Du
blisson, has been writing a biograph!
of Richard Bennington, the EEglisl
artist. who spent a great part OF hi
student and working life i'll Franc
and Italy, and who died az the earl.
age OF twenty-seven. Mr.. John Ian
will publish this volume. one OF TIA
important art books OF the coming sea
son will be Mr.. J. J. Fosters "Samue
Cooper and the Miniature Painters o
tho Seventeenth Century" Many q
It's Illustrations are of subjects hlthert
unpublished.
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An interesting Announcement.

\ mysterious and engaging an
nounccment has been made 10y The
Century" II is TO publish a new serial
story-"an extraordinary story by one
OF the best known and most brilliant Of
American fiction writer's but ii with
holds for the present any further par
ticulars. 1t will be begun in the Au-
gust number and its appeal, we are
told, will be to men and women alike.
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A Popular Novel.

Mr.. Henry Sydnor Harrisons new
novel. "N. VS. Eyes is omulating. il
appears, the success of his "Queed." 1t
has promptly gene into another large
edition.
Borrow Relics.
The widow Of Dr.. Knapp, the Ameri-
can author of the voluminous biog-
raphy OF George Borrow, retains many
relics Of the Englishman which her
husband bought from the heirs Of Bor-
row. The Mayor OF Norwich, who
lately presented TO the city as memo
rial museum the house wherein Borrow
lived. has appealed TO Mrs Knapp to
give these relics to the museum.
The Anatoe France Book.
NJ Anatole France says that Les
Anges," his forthcoming satire Oh mod
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MAURICE HEWLETT.

MRS. LANCELOT A Comedy of AS
sumptions. BY Maurice Hewlett Illus
trated by r. +. Schabelitz. Emo PIP
39S The Century Company
LORE OF PROsERPINE. BY Maurice
Hewlett. limo, pp. tx, 30. Charles
Scribner's Sons
HELEN REDEEMED. And other Poems ms
BY Maurice Hewlett Lmo, PIP IN 49,
Charles Scribner'S Sons.
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SPORT IN CHINA
The Folks and Fauna Of That
Land Described.

THE BIG GAME or CENTRAL AND
WESTERN CHINA. Being an Account
of a journey from Shanghai TO LONDON
Overland Across the Cobb Desert. BY
Harold Frank Wallace, +. r. c.. ;.
r. 4. 5. With a frontispiece, ten full
page and twelve half-page illustrations;
from drawings by the author, ana
thirty-eight photographs. Svo, PIP. XVIII
BIS Duffied & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
Hou to Mako
Better Cough JyruP than
You Can Buy
A Family ssDpiy. saving - s,a
Fully Guarnafsel

A full pint Of cough syrup-s much
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that takes hold of an obstinate cough
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e bours. Excellent, too. for GROUP,
whooping cough. eore lungs, asthma,
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Nix one pint Of g~ranulated sugar with
n pint OF warm water, and stir for 2
minutea- Put 2Z ounces of Pinex (hfty
cents WORTHY in n pint bottle, then add
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Take a t~easPo0nful every one, two or
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This 10 lust laxative enough to help
cure o cough. Also stimulates the appc-
tite. which is usually upset by q cough.
The taste is plea SAINT.
The effect Of pine and sugnr syrup on
the infiamed membranes in we'll known.
Pinex Is the most valuable concentrated
compound Of Norway white pine extract,
rich In guaiacol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepare
tons will not work in this formula.
The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe n
cow used by thousands Of housewives
throughout the United States and Cam
ada. The plan hAs been initiated. but
the old succesnul formula has never
been equaled.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded. goes with thia
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or will
GIT Il for Won. II not. scnd TO Tho
PineI Co., IT. Wayne. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26

school. returned yesterday from a
brief visit in Pittsburgh.
Miss Jessie &. Graham. Of South
Front street. has returned from Fox
burg, Pa. where she spent the week
end as the guest OF friends.
Rev. r. F.. B%rininstool. pastor Of the
First Baptist church. returned Mon
day from Mt. Hobart. where he con
Quoted a successful series OF revival
meetings.
After spending the past several
months in Elm Grove. Mr. n Mrs.
Robert Dague yesterday returned to
Illinois.
Mrs. George r. Stifel and daughters.
Misses nellie and Alberta. left Monday
for New York. where they will spend
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Handlan and
daughter. Mary Jane. leave Monday
for Atlantic City TO remain a few
weeks.
Mr.. Randolph ~Stalnaker has re-
turned q a visit TO Charleston
Mrs. Jennie Beekman and daughter.
OF Woodlawn. left Sunday for Gin
cinnati 10 visit Mrs. G. J. Levy. and
will later go TO Richmond. Va, TO
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Mrs. l.. p. Knox has returned TO
her home on McColloch street after
a visit with relatives in Dayton, Ohio.
John ID. Hays. OF St. Clairsville. was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Miss Henrietta Wilson. of the South
Side. is the guest OF relatives in Fair
mont.
Miss Grace De Marcus. OF 1exing.
ton NY. Is a guest at the Stratford
Guy %Carscadden has returned from
q Driei visit TO Chicago.
heN. Frank w. Anderson. OF Buff
taio. y Y. is spending a few DAYS in
This vicinity in the interests OF the
Pnllathea and Baraca Sunday school
movement.
Harry Ankle. of the Registers edi.
tor1al stan. will leave Friday evening
for Pittsburgh. and from there he will
accompany the Pittsburgh ball club TO
hot Springs. He will represent the
lri-State News Bureau.
+. g. Strickland. OF Dayton. Ohio.
Is spending a few days in Wheeling.
T. V. Robinson returned yesterday
rom Columbus. Ohio. where he at
tended the meeting OF the Interstate
baseball league Monday.
John Davis has returned To this CITY
and resumed his duties after a visit
VI several weeks AT canton and other
points in eastern Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Cochcroft ac.
comDanied by the latter-s sister. Miss
Towrence Scheidel. left last evening
Tor Pittsburgh. where they will spend
several days the guests OF Mrs. Coch-
roft's mother
T. r. Workman. Of St. Clairsville.
recorder OF belmont COUNTY. was a
business visitor in the CITY yesterday.
Hiss Anna Porterneld. of Manning.
ton. - the guest Of friends ON me
Mrs George Wilbert and mother.
Mrs. Mary Refining. nave returned
nome from an extended visit with
friends and relatives In YOUNGSTOWN
and West Baden.
Prof. J. II Thornton. Of the high
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~Post.NuptiaI Party.

Mrs. Edward Andrews. formerly
Miss Theresa Wilson. was surprised
AZ her home on Gravel Hill. Bellaire.
on Monday evening by a number of
the clerks ~ Stone & Thomas. The
affair was in the nature Of n miscella-
neous shower. and the following were
among those present: Mrs. Eula WI
son. Margaret Finnigan. Jennie Burns.
Helen Wolf. Elizabeth Wilson. Nora
Brown. Ethel kimmins. Margaret
Crawley. Marcarpt GoM. Mary BURNS.
Mrs. II. Zoller. Ella r. Men. Elizabeth
Ennis. Elizabeth Schees:el. Ruth Hi!l-
man. Ella Hillman. Dora FreelaLd.
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Surprise Party

y large party OF friends called at
tn" home ~ Miss Catherine Miller TO
celebrate her twenfy-frst birthday.
Miss Mary Ennis played the piano and
Miss Virginia O'Mallev sang Among
the guests were Misses Katherine
OHri"n. Virginia O'Mailey. Amanda
Richie. Helen Mcconnell. Theresa
DiNOu Grace Schwarm. atheriue Mi
Ter. Mary Ennis. Margarc, O"Brien.
BESSIE RruneliD Helen Mcdonnell.
Irene Fry. Margaret Miller. Messrs.
Frances Hungermau. Edward Goodwin.
Harry Watson. Charles Wise. Earl
Nctca'f. Thomas McGrath. Earl Wen
del. Louis Krinke. Tom J.akcr. Mcssrs
aud Ncsdamcs Joseph Dixon. Hcnry
Miller. George kriuhc. william Bra
nellie
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Pretty Luncheon.

Miss Sara Row entertained with "a
prettily appointed luncheon at her
home in Echo Point on Tuesday after
noon as a compliment TO Miss Clara
Williams. OF indianapolis. Ind. and
Mrs. Everett Bremen. of Fairmoni.
who are her house guests. Yellow and
white were the cOlors displayed. and
Mrs. Louis Andre served the luncheon.
Corsage bouquets OF sweet Ieas were
the fayors for the guests. and follow
ing the dinner. bridge was the diver
sion. There we're covers for twelve
guests.
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Hattie Wolf. Cornelia Brailer: Messrs.
AlonzO Stutz. Robert Foose. Harry
Morrison. Henry Wilson. Walter
Moore. Ernest Reidel. Ed Bremen. Ed
gar Pclly. Earl Lewis. John Burk, Hen
~ Weisgerber. Homer Hoops. Charles
Fillmore. win McCreedy. James Daw-
son John Davis.
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Arion Card Party.

The Arion Society has issued the
following cards for their card party
Thursday evening of this week:
Nriou Gard Party
Thursday Evening. February -.
At Arion Hall.
Prize Euclre and BOmluuS FOR T.ah.es
and Gentlemen.
From : t. II
Luncheon After GameS.
I nder Auspices -
Ariou Ladies AuNiIarV.
Frank Tnrum. Sec.
In charge % Affair-MrS. E1iztbeth
Roth. Miss Kate Ricst-r. Miss Anna
Sduter.
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CherrX Social

The EPworth League Of the Chap
line Street VI. Z church entertained
on TUESDAY evening with a cherry
luncheon and social. and there was q
large attendance. The program con-
sisted Of patriotic music ana litera-
ture Cherry pie and coffee We're
serred. and a fine time vas enjoyed
b. all who attended.
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Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. George DEFAULT. of
Martins Ferry. will TO-DAY celebrate
iheir golden wedding anniversary.
The estimabla couple we're married
on February 26. 1853. in the First VI.
+. church in thai town by the Rev.
Mr.. Franklin. and have made their
nome IN Martins Ferry all their lives.
Nrs beNault was formerly Miss Re
bccca j. BIrriss. OF Martins Ferry.
ana has been 2 member Of the First
". =. church there for fsty-one YEAR.
ard = we'll known in church and char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
PRETTY DINNER
AT FORT HENRY
GIVEN FOR Mr.. AND MRS. J. G.
CHASE AND Nh. AND MRS.
HARRY ECkHART
Tonight at the Mercantile Club the
Poster Masquerade viii Be Most
Interesting.

The Fort Henry club was the scene
Of a pretty affair on Tuesday evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TruSchel
entertained with q dinner for Mr. and
Mrs. John Given Chase. formerly
Marie MabiS, OF peS Moines. Iowa.
and Mir. II Mrs. Harry Eckhart. for
merly Eyie Mitchell. The appoint
ments were elaborate and in Keeping
with the weddings. and the ta1;es
We're arranged in the assembly room.
The ladies' We're all Handsomely
eowned. and especially the brides.
There We're covers for:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward StlfeL.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ~. Fred BChrsns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eckhart
Nr. and Mrs. gorge ECkuart.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George LutZ.
Mr.. ami Mrs. lohn Hoffman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Given chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry TruSshe.
Mrs. Matilda Zoeckler.
Miss Cornelia ZoecklcT.
br. and Mrs. -. ~. Ru-dattS.
Mr.. and Mr.. Don Nerriman.
Miss Laura St!fet.
Nj Henry Sfifel
Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Ebbcrt.
Miss Katherine Ehbsrt.
Mr.. George Jefferson.
Mr.. VIII Weiss
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Collegiate

The ~Cofl'gidi" Alumnae win moot
on Safurla,. March 81. and 700 women
riris Interested are cordial, ir.
yited fo attend There viii hp talk.
ON Wf Uoltokp and Radcliffe Colleges
Tho bi monthly meeting arr fpr tho
public. and ESPECIALLY fpr Irc young
womcu who are contemplating tho eu-
trance az some college and are ruIc
.tlf.I
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and Dave Kraus is chairman of the
committee in charge and many unique
costumes are to be displayed. Hand
some prizes will be given for the best
advertisement and the best group in
costume. 4 fine time is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26
White Lily Club.

Tho White LILY Social club q. r..
Is of T.. so -. Of ileuwood. viii give
q special dance ~ their armorv hall
Heuv God. on Thrrsday evening. F'"bru.
airy 80 Music will BE- furnished d,
10" Iiks orchestra ~ Boidirr. and
.fi' CnHrf Theatrr orchestra ~ Wheel
.rE 90" evening will be- spent in dan
cling
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To Reception in Washington.

Mrs. John W. SJorer. Mrs. Jesse 4.
Bloch and Mrs. II. c. Hazlett leave
Thursday morning for Washington.
Pa. where they will attend a racen-
ton given by Mrs. James Mofat on
Thursday evening.
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Children's Party.

Little Miss Ellen. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Arch Wilson. OF Wood
lawn. entertained a number OF her lit
tie friends Monday afternoon 10 honor
her birthday. Various games were en-
toyed and a luncheon served. The fol-
lowing Were the liftln pnesfs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-26

organ OF the Central Labor Council OF
Bellinghsm. Wash. has been designat-
ed as the official city paper OF Bel
lingham. the contract for the city
printing for 1913 having been awarded
10 that paper by the city council.
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Mercantile Poster Masquerade.

The members Of the Mercantile Club
are making elaborat" preparations for
their POSTER masquerade this evening
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ity work. n Mr.. Default was born
near Pennington. and both are hale
and hearty. and to-day their friends
will call upon them 10 extend good
wishes for many happy returns OF the
day. Both Mr.. and Mrs. DEFAULT were
born In 1872. and six of their nine chill
dren are living. Mrs. p. II. McCon-
naughy passing away several years
aga Mr.. n Mrs. Default have the
best wishes OF a host OF friends. and
the following are the children: DIR.
A.. y. DeVault, of Chicago. Ill: Mrs.
p. 8. Doyle. OF Mobile. Ala: Mrs.
Fred Rotnig. Wallace. Texas: Mrs. J.
Paul Taylor. Of Thoebrs. Va: Miss
Ella DeVault M Mr.. George Default.
AT home. The grandchildren are RAN
dali McConnaughy. Martins Ferry;
Woodford Romig. Wallace. Texas; Ma
than and Hugh DEFAULT. Chicago, Ill.
Department Of Music.
The Department of Music of the
Wheeling Woman's Club will give
their recital in the A. q. u. w. hall
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and a
large attendance is expected. \ num-
Der OF the young ladies' will make their
debut in musical circles. and the audi
ence Is expecting a treat. Evening
Shadows" poem n music composed
by Mrs. Ricardo Ricci, a well known
local teacher. will be rendered in cho-
rus as an opening number. m II is
hoped many will be in attendance
early 10 hear IL for the first time. All
members OF the Womsn's Club will be
present. and others are welcome with
the payment OF twenty-five cents. The
following program will be rendered.:
The Wheeling Woman's Club.
Department 81 Music.
Mrs. Julius Pollock. chairman.
MIS- =. ~. Merriman. chairman OF pro-
chorus-"Evening Shadows. L..
Pisno-valse caprice. -. .RuSen-tein
Miss Martha Irwin.
tsl-Aria. from Louise. ...... Carpenter
tol-Wsitz-"A Song from Romeo
Mrs. James p. Hanley.
90 R-hapsodie Hfonsroise Liszt
Miss Freda Liner.
ca Goudolere Gin Gondala) ......
20, Conzone love sonsj -
........ Ethelton Nevin
Shreve. Mrs. Guy Wagner.
"a In thu Deep wods" MacDoweli
'b' Tine Joy ~ Autumn Op. -
MacDoweil
RoHany-Song - lych - four songs.)
ca The Wind Of the Heath"
CO. Mother Mine" tAiirl Dye.D
CO When My Caroline Has Rested 4"
'd1 The Maybe - a Gipsy BIRD.
Mrs Robert aMrSnall.
Chorus-"Love'S Dream After the
BAL -.-..-..-. .Aphonse CZibuika
Miss Irma Beatie. Accompanist.
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visit Mrs. Wallerstein. formerly Miss
Fannie Schlesinger. OF this city.
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Misses

l"Nanl wilson Gene Wilson
--St"i!e Abbott Evelyn Klein
Sia CoN Elizabeth Hupp
Mary Ellen Sweene. sara Hildreth
betty btoch Mary ATbsnz
Mary Elizabeth Genieys Norton
sure. Alice Norton
I.4~le wagner Alice Speidel
hester Mee~ caroline PAUL
qua RTE. Hazlett Ruth Moods
Jane Russell Elsie Lee Storer
.htherlne burruSs Mary Ellen bowler
fteIen stem Elizabeth Adams
irene I"LuilrSon Lillian Collmar
Nilinred McheeNer lllen Wilson
Masters
Masters:
iIIe Lamb Jack Haniug.
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Attend House Party.

Miss Eleanor Clarke leaves this
evening for Washington. u. G.. 10 be
one OF the members OF a house party
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Rabbit.
and will remain until after the inaugu-
ration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22

New Georgia can syrup just
at Walker Grocery Co., phone PIG
Gloucester ST.
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,EvERE PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. Chappell, Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap
pell OF this town, says: 81 suffered for
live years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardui, the wo-
mans tonic, and ! decided to try it.
had not taken but about six bottles until
] was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why |
looked so well, and told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it,"
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
OF the ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everastingly bred
feeling?
If so, let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident II will help you,
just as il has 4 million other women in
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret it. All druggists.
H',ffe 10, Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Ssecfsi
LsSsyAtfisnI on your case and 90 page book, Home
Ireaimen! for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. l2&
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0kx zsa&k .xSKk ~ ZZahk 3<1kx$$aakk3zaS&k
{ e-..z, :. SOCIETY. !
Skx Ia 1T .<z IL ID e.. SsS 1.a9 81 .S

TO go round creating distractions
TO place IN some poor devils way,
Baltimore Sun.
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and Mrs. CroA ton, who were married
only a few weeks ago. are On route t.
Atlanta from Havana, whore they
spent their honeymoon.
90
MIS-. G. 5. Scarlet. Of Fancy Blur,
leaves Tuesday 10 visit her daughter,
Mrs. f.. a. Dunn. in Macon.
90
The many friends Of Mr.. l.. q. Mar
in viii regret TO learn that he is very
u at lis nome on Gloucester St.
Mrs. T. r. Adams and little daugh-
ter, Of Albany. arrive shortly TO visit
Mrs. Thomas O'Ccnncr on Union St
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Miss Christine Winter. Of Savar lall,
IS spending several days in the .ity
with her brother, Tn. F. Winter. al
.amily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nc. A. Torbett, of
Waycross. are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs I'd Preiffer at the
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Mrs. W. II. Cornell has arrived in
the city and will be at the Oglethorpe
for the winter Her many friends are
welcoming her return to the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wood, who were
in Brooklyn Tuesday, will ar
rive in jacksonville today, and after
a short visit there will return to this
city and vii! be with Mr.. and Mrs A
Y. Wood, on Gloucester street.
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Get one of those soft mattresses at
Geo. f. Gays.
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Presbyterian.

Sunday school at 9:45. Last Sun
days attendance was almost a record
breaker and we expect to exceed it
next Sunday. Preaching at /, upon a
question of vital Importance to our
church work. and at 1880 from the
beautiful text found in Psalms S4;lI,
The members OF the congregation are
asked to remember that we resume
the evening service now, that the
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
7:30