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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-28
o'Neill Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Margaret. infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest O'NeilL. were held from the
family residence on Eighteenth street
Yesterday morning at o'clock Inter
mcnt was made In Mt. Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-28

John J. Nader has the contract for
installing a new lighting system in
the First Presbyterian church, and
when the system is completed IL will
be big Improvement. The small
electric bulbs were removed and in
their place six 25O-watt Tungsfen
lights we're installed. The work will
be completed before the first Sunday
in September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-28
Several Lots Sold.

Charles Rothermund Monday sold
three lots in the Rothermund addi-
ton TO this city TO local people who
intend 10 erect residences at once.
The lots have been selling fast in the
last few months. and only a few more
remain. The lots have all OF the city
improvements. such as water, gas,
and electric light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-28

Miss Margaret Sizes has returned 20
chester. W. Va. afetr a visit with her
parents on Clinton street
Many out Of town people were IN At
enhance At the birthday social given
last evening in the German church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-28
MARTINS FERRY
Large Crowd Attended.

large crowd attended the birth
day social given last evening by the
Ladies' Aid society Of the German
Lutheran church. and the program as
carried in this paper was rendered.
The affair was given in the Sunday
school OF the church. and all present
had an enjoyable time. After the pro-
gram vas completed refreshments
were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

and tehir families are expec,ed ,o
cinity.
Personals and Briefs.
Evangelist W. +. Reedy OF 81
Ionhs, Kansas. preached last even
| ing AZ IN" church Of Christ
Mr.. and Mrs Harry brown and lii.
Ie son OF Pleasant Valley. spent sun
ddy as tho guest OF local relatives
Dr J. Hiatt. ~ Huntington is
mere visiting his son lie came here
u, no attend the funeral OF Mrs. &. &.
., The regular monthly meeting ~ tho
Mohndstille Ministerial Association
" as h"id last evening IN tho First N
y. thurCh. n will be- the last session,
untlI after the summer season Is
g +; klegg and Elmer x Blair lcrt
yesterday Tor Huntington. where tbo,-
/ VIII attend the annual convention r.
sOCiation. y y
=, The Scrvo-Sorority OF the Calvary
VI. r. church entertained their eenfI..
ulrn trends IN the basement Of tho
'nIrcn ldsf evening An iufcr,stft...
! program was rendered. and a, -
/ ,lp-" or the program on excelieut
hree course luncheon was served
Mrs hntuts Cats and dtughf.-
MISS Sue. have returned from Pbu. .
. 't'Iptlf. Whoro tho latter va. "a stu
h'ui ir The oak Ian. school Misc
'.'ls wac again presented with tho
embarrassing medal Tor maxine ft.
H'Eh"st rrad's during Tho wear
WI. ana Mr. T.. T.. Sfidesr. ~ CIru.
= 'Fou spent Yesterday 900 Mounds, tlf.
Miss 6"riie stewart. ~ Purify s,.-
hu, DE- visiting friends Boz Shad. side
MISS Lucille Leach 4 Graduate az
m" tnirmpnt State Normal school
hde returned homo FOR tho summer
Th" regular monthly rns.tinr ~ tr.
M"undsviil" Retail CIsrks. union vs.
ing.
ARRANGEMENTS have been pD-nrrofe.f
ior a lawn frfr % Dc rItes fh,. even
T Iht "n inc lawn opposite tho Gler
da'" rostrfh.e. under tho auqpirea ~
Francis Naticrs catholic church
- mi. city. q"
80 her home m Center STRAIT. this
=. I'fn''n. frf 81. u De-. val enter
ifih th' Wrman's Foreign T..ai.r.,-
-'..ftr n the T7i.tr, lt D. ,r.r.b
clarence Cr4r. 49, Buffalo s.. 81
M guest 81 bic parents SIR ana ar
J. 70 Cray
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ABOUT 20 yards away.
and rom the Very nrst the certainty OF
a heavy bag made the hunters Wild with
excltement and delight. Diane alone
hares that nobody would think OF shoot
Ing had come within range OF her gun
of her sh. f Sss. n ls. e. a gu. IN front
y time 10 reload her gun when a whole
through the space between the marquis
ana Diane. i saw her raise her gun and
take aim. 1 shouted TO her not to shoot
Two shots rang out. . followed by a
cry OF pain. The marquis ran forward,
dead, the bullet had passed through
Il csnno, describe tn. seen. which
we could to console piaoe and &c, her
away from her fathers body. tearing
'nas she was about 70 60 insane.
and she cried: Who did that " H.
h.r 40 on. answer came; bu, a: .he repeated
she was on the verge OF a BREAKDOWN,
her guide stepped forward and declared
Diane ala not say a word with
naming eyes she raised her hand against
the guide and then turned away with an
The guilty man retired from the
world altogether. lie was an officer IN
the army. but he gave up his promising
career and took another name. lie could
rot bear TO hear people say Whenever
they heard his name: That is the man
who shot Marquis de Lonsepierre
Many years have passed since then
He knows nobody any more and nobody
cares for hum. Near the place where
the accident happened he lives his sad,
lonely life. always thinking the past:
but free from any pangs of conscience
Tor he was innocent.
Mile. Diane. who later married Bar
on de Vsndreuil. died some time ago.
Now l may tell the truth-She shot
her father herself.
Her guide did not FIRE at all. but IN
that dreadful moment he realized that
the beautiful girls life would be ruin
ed IL she knew the truth, so he prefer
red 10 sacrifice himself. and lie has
never regretted it,"
did not doubt for a moment that
my host himself was the martyr and
finally asked what caused him to take
the terrible guilt upon himself Then
his brown cheek b!ushed slightly anu
he said softly:
II loved Diane de Longepierre. Her
peace OF mind and happiness were more
to me than my life or career"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
STOP THAT ITCH
WITH RESINOL !
Brings Instant Relief ard oyieLt,
Clears Avail Skin Eruptions

" YOUR skin rchr. and burn. with
eczema or other tDrmonfInr. unstri..
lY skin trouble simply wash fha s,r.
places with Er.noi Soap and bot
ut''r. lr}. and apply ufua Hc.irDI
Ointment
In" r'hrz stop. Instantly. ,pu 200
longer have f0 dig and scratch. sIrer
becomes p0- .hin fnd I,aIinF begin .
~ once Thai D.. because Pho -orfr.
mr.. aufI.rpf.r Ho..ril medication
F'rlAoe rIrhf INTO fHe surface afr,.tr
ihr action nf fIr disease and f,f. tI.
tortured Inn4mad shin rnet almost al
"Hfs restoring DO tn rrrrc. health
1Hirt.. easily and 10 hffla cost
tesin0l Soap and Nr-inDl Ointment
ar@ also speedily effective iu even
Tho sfuhnurrf-f raan. ~ uImrIc-
hHrknnads. dtrdrT .nrr. and pi.e.
Prescribed tI doctor. frr clahfcrn
N'fr- and .n.d o.. practically ctcrs
druFEI' I1 rho tinted sfsfo- Fn-
Efrer0U. sample o. each write f1
Dept DOS. RoainoI. Baltimore. Nd
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

There ir host ~ pills powders
tablets nnt what-ncf fnr rheiifrntism
but thev Ili lark the FIRST essential 10
being natural medicine To begin
Wiz. rheumatism is simply % name
given o. designate r. variety ~ mains.
and can only he reached tv frrt-
EatinE the entire blood supply with a
naturally asaimliHflVo antldofs True.
The pains max be easel with mar
-o'irs nr The a'lda ray 10 neufraffgef
Tor The Time heing Huf such methods
merely tempo 20 and a. NOT even lead
y" cure There is but one standard
thrumHf..w remedy. end is sold ln ali
OFT JIG ri"rrH under the name ~ 8
Ut contains only pure vegetable
elements ard is shsofufetv free ~ rr-r.
curry. i0dide of potash ~ n~eeri~. ana
has proved wonder Tor every form
- rheumafiam
The rerovrries 81 OF fvpea Of rheu-
mafism by me use ~ s. ia rns
tribute ~ The natural emrary ~ mi.
femsrEahle medicine Tor 10 is asairni-
i.teh just ~ naturally. iusf ~ apscia-
calll' ana just as veil ordained a. me
most acceptable most paIafahfe and
most readily dIgeatrf food n, rof
Ial 70 Ert bottle - s. s. f..dsv
YOU VIII he asfonfahrd - fhs results
" sour rneuWafIrur fs ~ aurh a rsfYr.
fN7f you wouN Nte o. consult a. go
srerialsf rrrffsruaffv w~tfa O., rs.
Mefirai DER Tire sufr snsrlao a.,
az beiit Bids, Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
Daily Short Story
The Hermit.

In a lonely house which stood in the
MOST OF a beautiful ana WE'LL kept gar
Artois hunting reservation. ther, lived
man known as Father Matthew HE
noo4e bearing was In strong contrast 10
.ie peasant attire which he wore. He
would sit Tor hours reading books and
inedltsting on their contents, anc Dl-
though he greeted his ne.ghbors vii. n
he met them. the hermit seldom heard a
conversation with any one ans se.vuu
10 arouse curiosity.
one day as l was hur-yins through
Father Matthew. / passed n few casual
remarks TO him about hunting ana wa
SUI prised TO md how freely he res bpra-
ed about the sport. suggested thar he
should JOIN US; but he refused with
IN Thanks II,s , sssyins that he seldom auntei
passionate game seeker
Some time stterwsrd Father Matthew
Ne soon became GOOD friends n.ys q
succeeded In persuading him to ioin a
hunting party and dared not ask the rea-
The following year Immediately after
my SrrlSal received an Invitation 10
'ak Th. suRp ps5x with i1n,L Matthieu -.
rated in excellent taste. On the walls
were hung all kinds OF souvenir weapons.
These opened an opportunity for me 10
very Interested listener. After a while
he told me some hunting stories of his
own experience and IL was then that
tion-"why do you live as a hermit"
he hesitated u moment and said:
II Is a very sad story. which l have
never told to any one. for had strong
reasons To- keep IL secret. Nothing ties
my tongue any longer. though. for the
person for whose sake ] have remained
silent Is dead. 1 do not hunt any more
because l have seen "A terrible disaster,
go run or horror that / took an oath
never 70 touch a gun again. For rs
years l have kept my oath.
Ola you ever hear or Marquis Longde-
pierre? He lived close to this place on
Chateau de FOrcey. He was the most
charming host imaginable. and during
the hunting season. n gay and merry
crowd OF hunting enthusiasts gathered
there The marquis and his daughter.
Diane. were the nfe and soul of every
hunt for miles around.
Diane was a bewitching creature
with big soulful eyes and smiling eyes
aud lips. She was full of life and spirit
ana enthusiastically fond NJ hunting
She was an excellent shot too.
one morning we left the chateau at
sunrise ana Diane was posted at the
edge OF wood with a guide She COM
manded n place where she might shoot
tu. approaching game. no matter what
d rectlon they ran. Her father stood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
WARWOOD
Musical Recital.


The pupils Of the musical classes
OF Miss Annie KerCher. will give q
recital at the Warwood Christian
church this evening at s o'clock
Quite a large audience is expected TO
be present. The following program
Will be rendered:
Trto-Nalse Caprice-By Drumhel
Ter. Margaret Riddle. Laverne, Haber-
feel dand Miss Kercher
Duett-Liily Polks-By Streabay,
Nellie and Katherine Riddle.
Solo-Little Prince-By Kogmann.
BLACKSMITH song-By Bard
man. Harold Kemp.
g-Selected-Irene Hilton.
Solo-Rondo-By Mack. David
Kemp.
Social Attention-Chas. Lind.
sory. 20 Chimes F. sobthall, Dan
Vocal Going TO the Meeting-Inez
Hilton.
solo-Rose and Waltz. Fisher.
Ester Burns.
-Selected-Heloise Knapp.
Duett-Reverie--y Ferris. Fred and
Katherine Kaiser
COrnet o-Selected-Lester and
Clyde Smith
Solo Raude De Valse-D. Koontz
Layerne Habertield.
Midnight Bells-By Field
mouse. Eldd tdrroll.
Nocal-Bring Back NV Baby Days
l.. Dresser. ROsala Norman.
Solo-I.a Chatalain--By Terdure
Margaret Riddle.
Solo-AnEel Noiccs-By Sweet.
Rosala Norman.
Reading Select ed-Ruih Nesbitt.
Duett--l nder the Mistletoe-Schu-
bert. Rose Weisner and Miss ker-
cher.
Solo Los Treis Graces-Gustave
I.ancp. Nellie Smith
Solo Woodland Waltz - MetcaH.
Russell hamilton
Duett-G Gallon Briiliante-Biake Ed
ma Workman and Ethel Workman.
Solo Flower Song-G. Tango. John
Burns
Solo Robins Return Ethel lnman
Solo Ross Fay-iIeins, Mary Hill
ton.
Solo-Aneels Drum-De Orso. Stel-
Ia llcfner
solo Variations sweet BY and By
Stein. Ethel Workman
solo O. Lovely Night BaranOl
Spiudlpr Ndccau tarcOterestuquin.
Wallcuhdmpt Katherine MalrOy.
Solo Return of Spring MOllinger.
Mary Irene nay
Solo-Capri-e -llaberstein. LeOta
\eshitt
Voice Selected Edna Workman.
Trio-Thc Feast 81 The Rose BY
Thuller. Narv Irene Day. Nellie
Smith. leufI Nesbitt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
HoYT NOW WANTED IN
DETROIT FOR CRIME

Albert Hoyt. recently returned Ia
this city from Detroit on a charge OF
larceny. Is now wdntad in Detroit on
m" same charge. II = understood
that hc worked his old game in that
city ~ forming theatrical company
and having actors place bond Of
500 with him ~ n guarantee that
th"v viii remain with his company
during the full season. u was this
same game which he worked In this
Dit>. and bv which means no collect
81 about sq00 from different actors.
and then left them stranded
Hoft j. A. present in tho county
jail. where he viii 10 arraigned he
fore squire Hobbs THURSDAY evening
IL has admitted that ne used about
$500 of the money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure, cool and fair Nca.
the rarea noted SATURDAY covers practi.
cailN the entire country east Of he pla.
leau states THIS morning. with center
over Lake Superior Frost Temperatures
occurred in sections of the upper val.
ieys. lake region. ana upper ohio val
ley. reading 81 ~ degrees was noted
AZ columbus. O.. ana Sc degrees a
Sault Ste. Marie Mich
ne pressure are relatively low over
the plateau states where the wealth 81
Is generally unsettled.
The nigh pressure. fair and cool wea.
Their area viii remain over this sec.
tion tonight and Tuesday. Frost .
probable tonight.
Local data. Highest temperature US.
terdsy. SIS degrees. lowest last might. 1;
degrees. 10 rainfall
Rivers.
TIE ohio will fall slowly In the dis.
tflct tonight and Dussday
II g HOWE.
Section Director.
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Case Continued.

In the Circuit Court Yesterday.
Judge n. c. Hervey ruled that the case
Of the state ~. W. &. Nesbitt. az cam =
oron. charged with selling liquor with
out a license. shall be held over until
the next term Of court. Nesoitt was
indicted BY the Marshall county grand
Jury upon two counts. and Il was upon
the motion Of the defendants attor-
ney that the case was continued. The
following panel of Jurors was drawn
this morning. 20 report Friday o.
this week: John Erwin. Union dis
trict: James McComhs. Washington
district: W. u. Dunn. Washington dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
Mr.. Pickett Dies.

Due to heart trouble, the death OF
Mrs. c. Z. Pickett. occurred sudden
iy yesterday morning al l1:l5 o'clock.
at her home on the corner OF Fourth
street and Washington avenue. The
deceased was SO years OF age. She
was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunningham, both living. She
fs also survived by her husband. two
sons, Ralph and Justice and one els
ter, Mrs. Lucy Crancis, OF this city:
Tho funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. J. p. Smith. pastor OF the
Moundsville Christian church officia-
ting. Interment will be made In
Mount Rose cemetery.
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plan Boat Ride

Arrangements have been made for
a boat ride 10 be given Thursday ey-
ening, under the auspices OF the First
NJ. =. Sunday school. and the gasoline
packet Indian has been chartered Tor
The afair. supper will be served on
the boat and the regular monthly
meeting Of officers and teachers will
he held aboard. Mrs T. l.. Rober-
son Is chairman OF the committee ap-
pOInted 20 provide The supper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

Arrangements are nearing compile
ton for the picnic 10 be given ~ tho
Camp Grounds. July {. bv the Wood.
men 81 the World. The arrangements
are IN charge 81 the chairman OF com.
mitfees from Noodmen OF the World
camps A. Wheeling. Bellaire. Mounds
vic. Cameron and Silver Hill com.
prising the Ohio Valley Woodmen As
socIatI0n. Delegations nf mnmhnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
HALF INCH OF ICE.

SCRANTON. Pa. June Another
heavy ffosf early this morning did
vast damage TO fruit trees and yoge-
tables throughout northeastern Penn.
lNsFania. The thermometer az the
weather bureau showed 30 degrees AZ
2 IN. Half an inch OF ice j. re.
ported from Elmhurst.
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trict. Bud Cain. Cameron district:
AlCnzC DUrbin. Cameron district. J.
y. A!mson. Cameron district. ~. -
Brown. Washington district. r l..
Young. Cameron district; John G.. JET
ferson. Washington district. : T.. Nc
\cv. Cameron district: J. II. Rulong,
clay district. John Pelkey. Washing
ton district. r. r. Parsons. Franklin
district. Alton Hill. Washington dis
ulct. J. g. Cain. Franklin district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

After being out since Friday. the
Jury In the case % the State OF West
Virginia against Steve Kaclnsk!.
charged with the unlawful sale OF In
toxicants. returned a verdict OF not
guilty yesterday and the defendant
was discharged. In the case OF the
State against Ross Refer and Emma
Patterson. charged with unlawful CO.
hnbitation. the jury returned YER
diet Of not guilty without leaving the
fury box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
Matthews Funeral.

The funeral services over the body
OF the late Mrs c. c. Matthews we're
held at the family residence on Fifth
street yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev r. 7. Rhoads officiating.
Or. A. ]. Hiatt. of Huntington, assist
ed The funeral was one OF the lar
gest attended ever held in Mounds
Vile and the floral offerings were
many and beautiful. Interment was
made In Mt Rose cemetery.
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Board OF Education.

An adjourned session was held last
evening by the Moundsvtlle lndepend-
ent District Board Of Education In
the Central school building. Many
matters OF considerable interest were
considered. including the selection OF
teachers for the ensuing year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

ohm Weish1ns while returning from
Wheeling sunday evening in = buggy.
was held 900 hy Two men in back 81
the Top MfI lie threw the men
out ~ the buggy and whipped tho
horses and drove rapidly away. Ie
said Ur d.i NOT 500 the men after
wards and would not he able to rec
uguIlr them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10

The structural IRON has been receiv.
rd Inr tho Ntra ~ NarvOod The
they expect fu put the structure up Zoo
% f.N weeks
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tor Iardlar. OF me Rishlaud Goal
Comnfut. Hd- arrested ht Tow % Ser
rsIuf Pool. SUNDAY az moon on "a
charge OF di-ordcrlv conduct Ne
yesterday evening o. @ oClOrr lie
Jailed Goo appear and WAS fined s. up
and costs. which amounted tO ten
dollar.
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coureil I'm Meet.

The NarWood council viii meet
This evening ne the WarwoOd school
house. Important business will be
transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
Council Meets.

The regular meeting OF MoundsviIIe
council was held last evening. The
session was devoted principally 10
the transaction OF routine business
the only matters OF Importance re
quiring the attention OF the members
being the report OF the clerk on sew
erage estimate, and the bond OF the
new officers was received. The
monthly health report was also receiv-
ed. In the absence OF Mayor Blair
City Clerk, o. B. Bonar presided.
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MOUNDSVILLE
vounkin Obsequies.

The funeral OF the late Andrew
jackson Younkin. one OF the oldest
residents OF Marshall county. will be
held this afternoon at I o'clock. Ser
vices at the late home will be con
Quoted by Rev. John Beddow, and in
terment will be made in Mt. Zion
remetery on Caldwells Run. Mem
bers OF J. c. Caldwell post. G. A. X.
will attend in a body and other old
70 attend
Mr.. Younkin passed away Satur-
day evening at 7:20 O'Clock. due TO
paralysis and heart trouble. He was
past seventy three years OF age and
was a veteran OF the civil was, dis
tinguishing himself In a number OF
battles. He is survived by his wife.
two sons, Charles and Jess and one
daughter.
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JUST A HINT

Don't your .harls
nf Wouidr sou
rfsfsd ~ fhs cost
~ ~ Or dr0r Ie
preventative ra|
..f hos lIffis if r0sfs
Ifr fra wrrk done
90 rIHf rrffshsnl
work nafInfarfnrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-10
MCFadden's..The Mems Store

Our Store Closes at O'Clock Every Evening Except
Saturday. Open Saturday Night Until IL O'Clock
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McFadden's Perfect Fitting Kentucky
Jeans Working Pants-are the best
wearing pants at all kinds OF work.
Our Jeans Pants are fun lined AMI
eewed with the strongest thread-.v-
ery pair has two front pockets
watch pocket-two hip pockets ana
pe't straps. We have these special
Jeans Pants in every waist size from
20 TO SO 'nches-in all lengths from
20 Ia 50 inches-they're the best sI.25
qualuy-hut our price for all sizes rs
sS cents pair.
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> Mems Fade Proof-EStra fine quality
Latest style Soft shirts-with per-
iect hitting attached soft collars and
attached soft cuffs. We have a big
assortment OF nice black and whit.
pstterns-plain blue chambray-lav-
ender striped - plain white white
with blue stripes-plain black sateen
boys neck sizes i2L TO It-men,s
neck sizes II TO i9-your choice OF
: these special, value shirts at 4s cents.
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Our Special Auto Gauntlet Gloves
the tan color or black-are made from
the extra fine kid finish leather-they
wear like buckskin. but will not hard
en- II they get wet. These special
Auto Gauntlets have the patent wrist
nj strap. with which the glove can
ne made tight or loose at the wrist
they NJ a. neat as kid gloves and
they give never-slip grip on the
wheel. We have every size from ~
TO lo-of these $500 Auto Gauntlets-
. at $3.50 pair.
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thousands OF boys are wearing ann
recommending McFadden's Fine
Ribbed Black Stockings-the boys all
say they are the best wearing stock
ings that are sold in Wheeling. These
special stockings are seamless--they
are warranted not To fade-they are
extra long in the leg-they are easy
TO SCI on or on-they wear like IS
cent stockings-but we sell ali sizes
foc boys from TO IS wears OF age-at
II, cents pair.
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II you want perfect htting-long wear
ing Overalls-the rip-proof and fade
proof kind-buy and wear McEadden's
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