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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08

a. The Monroe IN Psrkcrsburr yes.
tcrdsy
Mr.. g Proudfoot vas In Par.
kersburg Monday attending tho Tea"
given hv the Nomans club
Misses Mary and isabelle Marvel,
OF West Union have cturncd 10 MI
DC thantal 10 resume their studies
Josephine Joost oI WoodsfrId has
resumed her studies az tho ElIiott
Commercial school
Harry Bucbio. who Is employed In
tho tailoring establishment 81 THROWN
iros has returned 20 the city after
spending she holidays a. bis home In
Woodencid
Gico. 60 Blue has returned home A.
ter q short visit with friends ~ Chcs
ter
" $ Wilson r. business visitor
IN Wcileviic.
The Misses Frances and Lois Coch.
ran. who spont the HOLIDAYS with
their parents. Mr. and Mr. Ioseph
q Cochran ~ 'arkerHburg have r..
turned 10 this city 20 resume their
studies 80 Nj d. Chantat
Mrs - 7 Wood - Pittsburgh IL
Tho quo uf Mrs Alex Glass.
A.tF Eleanor Patterson has returned
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Household Economy
How Go Have the best Cough
Syrup and save a.. by
Making ~ at Home.

Cough medicines, a. a rule, contain a
large quantity 81 plain syrup. II you
take one pint Of graduated sugar, add
"a pint OF warm water and stir about
2 minutes, you have a. good syrup az
money could buy.
II you viii then put 2i5 ouncea Of
Iinex Z 80 cents WORTH in n mint bottle.
ard all 10 up with the Sugar Svrup. Won
wall have az much cough syrup az you
could bus. ready made for $3.50. IL
keeps perfectly.
And you will fna 81 The bet cough
syrup you ever u-cd-even IN WhooriB1
cough. You can feel ~ take hold--,isri,
ally stops the most severe cough IN q
hours. u j. irst LAXATIVE enough. has y
good tonic effect. aud taste 3. pleasant.
Take a teaspOonfui every one, two or
three hours.
IL IL splendid remedy, no. for
vhOoping cough, Group, hosrscncss, asth-
ma, chest pains, etc.
Piner il the most valuable concentra-
ted compound Of Norway white pine ex-
tract, rich IN piiaiacDl and oil The heal
ing pine elements. No other preBara~
tion will work in this formula.
This recipe for making cough remedy
yith Pinet and Sugar Syrup D. nov
uaed and prizrd in Thousands q homes
IN tho United states and Canada. Tho
plan has often been initiated but never
suocrssfuliv.
a guaranty ofshsolute satisfaction ~
norrv promptly refunded gnes with This
Tecipe. Your druggist has Pinrr. Or will
p " FOR YOU. n not. send % Tho
PineK Co. II. Wayne, Ind.
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About People
movements OF individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Vim Dyson OF the Island. en-.
pIoyed Ia the Baum Jcwelry store un-
der"ent serious operation at the
North Wheelin hospital yesterday
and Is recovering nicely
Miss Anna Bender 81 the Island has
returned from visit with friends in
Pittsburgh.
Ddrlyle ID. Stlrkey Of Flushing has
accepted a position as draughtsman
IN one or tho departments Of the Car
hesle steel Company at Pittsburgh
lie left this city yesterday for The
smoky city Ia begin his work
Miss Gertrude Frazier OF Pittsburgh
mas been tho house guest Of Mrs Ches-
Ter Whitman at her home, Whitman
Misses Leota and Alice Wilson, who
recently made their home at Short
trerk with their uncle. are now with
lhelr sister, Mrs. George g. Ray at
Cadiz, o, 10 remain this winter.
MISS Edith Miller ~ visiting rela-
lives In Wellsyillc
Master Fred SChenk. formerly OF
me Island, who underwent an opera
ton at the Toledo hospital four weeks
ago. must undergo another opcration
there within "a few days
Mrs. T.. q. Carter ami daughter.
Nindys. are visiting Mrs carriers sis
Ter. Mrs. " {. Powell. Of Parkcrsburg
y. j. Moore vas az The Antior in
Pittsburgh yesterday
~ u. Smith Was in Pittsburgh yes
terday stopping at tho Duqucsne
Frank Hicks was a. the Hcn-y in
PitsburRh yesterday
Fred H. Burns WIS IN Pittsburgh
yesterday stopping a. the Mononga-
hcia
Mrs ~. y Bchrens and Mrs g. W
.ckhar' were 90 the Ast0r IN New
York yesterday
Mr. and MR. o. \ Staflcr woro at
mo NatgIre m Now York yesterday
" "a Mct'abc IT.. vas At tho soy.
outh avenue 90 Pittsburgh yesterday
W " faa"y uns tho guest Saturday
and sunday ~ bic brother. r. ]. Casey
~ MorgantoN
q. J. Killmcrcr rs guest ~ The
Waldo in Cla-i shurg
y. W Hlrwcrs WIS registered ~ tho
Wilson IN Elklns Monday.
Mifs Helen Ganncy 90 SistcravilIe
has resumed her studies at W 10
hantal academy. after spending tho
holidays with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs =. ~ Ganury
Miss Mary BLACK returned 10 NJ
d. Chautal academy yesterday after
spending tho holidays a. her home On
Slgtcssivllc
y 70. Reeves and if g.. Richards are
regisier"d al tho Rufnor IN Charles
ton
Albert " Schonk o. siopplng NJ
The kanawhI iu Charleston.
J y. 'rihu WIS in Huntington Sat.
Irday and aunG.. tho guest % 3 T.
Proctor
= .. y Coe'ino and Fred Wobor
woro ~ Tho 'hanccllor In Parke sburg
yesterday
g ) Rod and T. S. Barnett we're
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A Drama of the Moment
A Successful Club Woman.
Extracted from Every Day Lif..
BY lRMA KRAFT

THE CAST:
Mrs.. Ida Hensei Brevoort President
OF the Anti-vice Crusade.
Mrs. Carrie Judson chepsaw. Presi-
dent of the Massachusetts
Mothers Club
Mrs. Chapsaws Appendices. other
wise known as her Family.
Time: 4:3o on q winter afternoon
n, Place; Mrs. chapsaw's Study. Brook
Mrs. chapsaw-(At the 'phone.) Hello
hello. is this Spear q Jackson's? Yes,
course. who do you think 1 want TO speak
to Central, you MUST learn that my
business Is important. and that you can
HELLO. is this spear q Jackson's! Yes.
wfnt to speak to the Office. no, I do
NOT want TO shop over the 'phone-this
,e me msm more 81 iT ,Ss s1 mSss speak
say they're busy? Just ask MR. Jack
son to step to the phone; tell him It's
Mrs. Chapsaw; he'll know that It's I'm
portant-Yes. MR.: Jackson. 1 knew you
would come ~ I'd mention my name.
Now. Mr.. jackson. MUST speak to you
about your help again. Mrs. Brevoort
direct from the Consumers Association
and she 'phoned me that they had de-
cided to black-ball you unless you
excuse for keeping any help after s
O'Clock. you forget these girls have homo
duties. I'm very sorry. Mr. jackson, but
give you ONE week to remedy the situ-
alton. II by the end OF that time your
store Is not closed at d. m. EVERY
woman OF ANY Importance in this town
Will IMMEDIATELY close her account.
sorry. Mr.. jackson. but we're living in
the twentieth century-Good-bye,
The Maid-Mis' Chapsaw-Cook says
you Amt told her what TO get for din
ner. She was countin' on the cold roast
rum last night. but somebody done got
Into the ice box an eat IL all up-an'
she amt had time 10 make no dessert,
she's been that busy cleanin' up after
the plumbers
Mrs. Chaysaw-(Caimly making notes
In note book Very we'll, Sally. cook
viii have 20 think IL out. That's what
hfrc her for: she should have made her
dessert last night II she knew she would
be SO busy today. I pay cook enough
that she should know enough 20 use her
brains. Sorry Is the worst comes TO the
worst, she can open n can OF fruit and
some baked leans.
The Maid-BUT. Miss Chapsaw we
had those last night; cooks afraid some
body might kick. You know she's only
been here a week.
Mre. Chapsaw-Just az good a time :
my for her to learn. My family never
objects TO what IL served. You tell cool,
abe MUST not disturb me Cooking up
number In phone book I'M entirely too
busy 10 bother with details.
The Maid-tGoes out mumbIing
Never did see such a place-nothin doin
In the cook line
Mrs. Chapsaw-tAt the 'phone) Hello
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II TODAY? knew nothing about Il
Your secretary. Mrs. NelsonNs becoming
very dereiict. I should SURELY have
Mrs.. Brevoort-Yes. Mrs. Nelson IN 90
busy with her household, something al
ways wrong with the babies. that sug-
gested her removal today. but the Club
perience In Club AFFAIRS After all. Car
rtes don't you remember how We once
let our family duties stand in the way?
Mrs. Chapssw-But Ida. that was In
the VERY beginning. We learned 80
quickly that one must sacrifice some
thing. and after all. the good OF the pub
lie In absolutely the greater good
Mrs. Brevoort-MOST assuredly:
the CITY T1 NAN q .n DOESN'T a1 Know ho% "
hasn't the FIRST idea In addition.
nnd that my family has become MOST
self-reliant without me: my husband
tips with him. He takes susan or runs
over with Mrs. Nelson for golf at the
Country club.
Mrs. Chapsaw-Mrs. Nelson IL a dear.
always time for everybody and every
thing: you've given me an idea IN
sussest her to Tim. too. for golf
Mrs. Brevoort-My-but we're vast
Ing time, gossipins along like this-(Sh
opens the portfolio) You must just
got the first public dance-hall started
Iiedly) lo-Carrie-Howdy, Mrs.
Prevoort: ran home early: Country
Clubs decided TO have an extra golf
tournament: though maybe you'd like
&c run out there with me and decide on
some of the prfses. etc. (To Ida) See.
I'm always in hopes OF getting Carrie
into the game
Mrs chapsaw-why, Tim. you KNOW
haven't time for golf-you do suggest
the most foolish things Can't you see
Ida and are deep in the Cice Crusade
Tfmothy-wH-at? Something new
en- me-what do you girls know about
vice? Say-you come out with me 20
the club. and we'll frame up a way TO
dump some OF that awful vice out in
the open
Mrs Extraordinarily. TN sur
prised: can't you see we're serious?
Mrs. Brevoort-We have MOST i'm
portant meeting down I'm the tencmcn,
district tonight, around dinner time
We have planned n way to catch the girls
tust as they come home from work You
know that IS the most fatal n our of the
day wehn the poor working girl is Sc
exhausted that she welcomes Pleasure IN
any form. ew want TO PREVENT her
from making any rash engagements
Timothy-So you will lie in wait 10
steer her course correctly And give UT
your dinner-hour with your own families
In order TO make hers more tiresome-
well. you women
Mrs. Chapsaw-(wearily) He dorsn',
understands never knew a man who
did: they'd rather TALK about civic
abuses
Mrs. Drevoort-why not suggest Mrs
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Nelson as = golf partner
Mrs. Chapsaw-Yes Timothy Mrs. Nell
happy to hel2 select prizes.
Timoh yOQuietlyJ Very well IL you
say so I'll call over for her now. We
need a woman's judgment Its lust
likely I'll ask her to- enter the tourna-
ment with me-any objections Carrie?
Mrs. Chapman-None my dear / am
glad if YOU VIII find companion My
work is likely TO keep me busy way into
the summer.
Timothy-very weIl-tell cook TO de-
lay dinner III run out in the car-and
my dear ladies-let me assure you. you
are foolish in the EXTreme-the exits
experatedly)
Mrs. Chapsaw-mey never uOder-
Mrs. Brevoort-Don't attempt II. my
dear. tehy have the MALE mind. MY
husband IS planning a little European
trip with sin friends. 1 sincerely hone
he returns with more knowledge OF
REAL conditions.
Mrs. char saw-we are simply CEN
turtles ahead Of them-what was that
you decided again about meeting the
working girls? I'm VERY much inter
eSt"d. think girls that age need the
most careful attention
Mrs. Brevoort-we are making our
first attempt this evening Get your
things on and come with me its nearly
and they are Just pouring out Of the
mills and factories %. Dear. tender
Mrs Chapsaw-6Riling) IN run for
my hattie dear, tender. helpless girls!
They need such sympathy
Mildred 'hapsaw tIretty and eigh-
teen. enters hurriedly.l Mother. mother
dear. J IN 80 glad you're home. I'vs got
something so important To- tell you
Mrs. Chapssw-Im glad yOu'rof back
Mildred. you forgot to greet Mrs. Bre-
c"ort have To- go out now. who 10 you
think n homer
Mildred WoebegoncD q, mother. 1
simply MUST see you alone. who 10 you
think - homer
Mrs. Chapsaw-I haven't the sltxhtes,
idea. nor can guess At present 4 have
serious matter TO attend to down
town. You will take charge Of the din
ner table and look after Timothy
Mlldred-But. Mother. somebody Is
coming 70 dlnner-SOMEBOD very Inn
portant,
Mrs. Chspssw- sorry. dear. but tell
your father all about e. surely tho
evening though may be rather late
We're going % the new dance hall later.
aren't We lda7
Mrs .Brevoort--Yer. indeed. u opens
tonight Hurry. Carrie. we're fright
fully late. now
Mildred CTryinr a. control her voice,
] Thought. mother. you'd be interested 10
kruw that that !
Mrs Clapshw tffastifEI Nv dear
Miidrrt-dont tell mo it's some foofish
l"v. affair really my dear. you are stiii
Mildred twith q great effortJ o no
IT'S not snf1e foolish love affair I'm
Just married that's all
VIZ. thauFaw fOinspingl NAW-
NlEi'' Mildred rhnI saw How dared
YOU 10 such % thing
Mildred fNferkly.J We'll. Won 80.
m"tner. ] difnf want 90 take M any ~
your time coming o. the ceremony
curtain
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Central. give me the DEPT. or Parks.
Can't rnd the number In the book. cut
surely you must know II. I never can
understand Why these Public Service
corporations like the Fire Department.
etc. need to have a number. are be-
hind the time-t'n make a ----e OF that
8she does.b You've got them-Yes. the
Dept. OF Parks. / want the insptctvr or
Superintendent. Hello. is this Mr..
Grimm? Hello. Mr.. Grimm. I'm epeak-
ing ing to you IN behalf OF the Mothers
place for the children of the siuuls You
say they HAVE got place? Strange
It's never been reported-last week l
saw policeman order two dear little
children on the grass-down by the lake:
well surely. Mr.. Grimm. you can't ex-
pet children TO play by the lake Iva
VIDE warm enough clothing for the
streets. let alone the lake front. Really
ar. Grimm. the Public Service Corpora
ton shows as few brains a. possible
does 81 not7 Yes. this T. "A timely warn
INK. merely. II YOU do not provide a
proper place for the slum children before
NEW Inspector OF Parks. Yes. I be-
lieNc in being frank. you see We have a
NV prominent women on our boards.
co od-hyc. Mr.. Grimm. go-od-bye'
'She heaves a sigh Of relief and max
- few notes Ia her book. Just az her
iitIle boy runs into the roomJ
TI,im"'hyT Mamma Mamma an
come to mothe-. tshe examines has
handsJ Horrors! Have you been coal.
mining Vow. you run right To- the
mn So. she has yot-- fresh clean clothes
al laid out. In half an hour Mrs ire
WORT VIII be here. and mother wants
you all ready 60 meet her.
IlmUtnN-hut. -. muther. dear me an
chaflie wants to g0 playing IN the PARK.
The squirrels is all out
Mrs. Chapsaw -Ttmothy. whatever
can you want with the squirrels You
ale going o. stay home this afternoon
ana FttdN those lovely Nature books
Aunt Ida brought you last week She
will ask you how you liked them and
then what will YOU fay7
Timothy tWuefuilyJ Iut I don't
va nj To- study any old NATtrR hooka
Eagerly Couldn't I see "A LOT or
things Boo tho park-me an Charlie. yes
ctr. mo an charlie. W. knows whole
.Ot more than any old nature booka-ohi
mn-a-tua. please let me out IN the
Park
Mrs Chapsaw Timothy. YOU ennov
me. You understand that Z never allow
nrgument. and Z want sou ~ return IN
half an hour with clean cuna and the
first page ~ the story book Learned by
heart
Timothy - hoo--ooo - 600 - ooof
Egu-h0- tie exits sadiyJ
Mrs ChupsnV fticttinE out direct
oIyJ Now I must write that letter
uInuf uuueceasffg street noises
tn" Nald-MiH Chapaaw Mis- Hre.
WORT wants ~ come up
WIS 'hapFaw YOU mean she BEL call.
"
Mrs Ida Hensei Hrevoort fuurr,t,y
~ Win large portfolio Of papers under
Der arm Ny dearest Cifric tthcv
icr MeeunF 10 WAS quite the most
4WTur fIuf ~ thr season.
Mrs 'harsaw tiIorrlnedJ You had
Corvrfrhf fqf3 -. A..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-08
NEWS BRIEFS

MIR. Albert L. Moore the former
druggist OF Elm Grove, has purchased
the W. +. Henry drug store at Sew
enth and Main streets and is busy
remodeling the interior and putting
In a new prescription department
He will make the store an up-to-date
neighborhod drug store. Mr.. Henry
has not definitely decided upon his
plans.
Rev. Howard Pease. pastor OF
the Uniterian church. delivered the
principal address at a meeting of
the Social Workers Club held last
evening in the Associated Charities
roms. The meeting was we'll attend
ed and proved unusually interesting.
The January meeting of the
Wheeling Ad Club was held last eve
ming in the Elliott Commercial
School rooms. The principal topic
discussed was Selecting the Me-
dunn
Reports OF the New Years re-
ception given by the Wheeling High
School Alumni Association to the
members of the faculty and Senior
class. were submitted by various
committees last evening ut a meeting
OF the executive committee held in
the High school building.
The rains Of the past few DAYS
with the melting SHOWS have losenrd
have been reported in this vicinity
as a result. a landslide at this time
OF the year is an unusual occurrence.
Candidates for various offices Of
the Wheeling Board Of Trade for next
year will be nominated this afternoon
at a meeting Of the nominating com
mittee. Ballots vii bc mailed 20 tho
members and the result OF the cleo.
ton will be announced M the annual
meeting Of the Board. 10 be held Jan
uary Il.
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Grosser-N aseman.

On Wednesday morning. at 5sion
Lutheran parsonage. on Chapline
street. the Rev. A. l.. Benze solem-
nized the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Louise Grosser. Oldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Grosser. OF the South
Side. 10 Mr.. William Naseman. of Ian
caser, o. The wedding was very
quiet one. and the happy couple left
soon afterwards for Lancaster. where
Mr.. Naseman has a hotel The best
wishes Of many local friends accom-
pany Mr. and Mrs. Naseman.
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THE BEST TEACHER
Old Experience still Holds the Palm.

For real practical reliability and
something TO swear by. experience
plain old expericnce-is able 90 carry
big load yet without getting sway
backed
a western woman found some
things about food from Old Expert
enee good. reliable teacher She
writes.
- think have used almost eyer
breakfast food manufactured. hut
none eGlal Grape Nuts In my estima-
ton
= was greatly bothered with weak
stomach and Indigestion. with lorna
ton Of gas after eating. and tried
many remedies for %. but did not nnd
relief
Then I decided I must dict and sec
" could overcome the difficulty that
way. Ny choice Of food was Grape
Nuts because the doctor told me I
could not digest starchy food.
Grape Nuts food has been OF great
benefit ~ mo for feel Ike a differ
tnt person since 7 begun Co cat g.. n
u wonderful 90 me- how strong nv
nerves have bUcome. advirs every
one 10 Try u. for experience o. the
best teacher
" you have any stomach trouble
can't digest your food. nee Grape
Nuts food Tor breakfast at least. and
you wont be able 90 praise 90 euCICh
when you sec how dineren, You feel "
Name given b. Postum Co. Rattle
Crock. Mich Read The little brlk.
The Road 20 Wcllvlle." in pkgs.
There's n Reason
Ever read the shove letter. a new
ore appears from time 20 time. They
are genuine, true, and fSll Of human
interest
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Elks' Novelty Dance

The Elks will entertain at their
club on Fifteenth street this evening
with their novelty dance, and the
same committee. under the chairman
ship of Mr.. John Klari. will have
charge OF the affair. and Bentfeld's
orchestra will furnish the music \
number of surprises have been
planned for the guests.
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John GilbUt. OF Caldwclls Run.
vas the recipient Of surprise. and
the following guests called during the
evening: Misses lnez Taylor. Gretts
Taylor, BESSIE Thomas. Ruth Jack
son. Iva Mae Wise. Mrs. William Mis-
sy. Mrs. Mary Dixon. Mrs. Gilbert. and
Messrs. Charles Sengewalt. Robert
Jackson. William Missy. John Gilbert.
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Gerhrick.Sells.

The wedding OF Miss Estella r.
Sells. daughter OF Mr. Alonzo Sells. OF
the Island. and Mr.. Albert r. Ger.
brick. Of Philadelphia. took place on
Thursday, January .. at the Second
Christian church parsonage in Phila-
delphia. and comes as a surprise to
the many friends Of the bride The
bride Is well known here. They will
make their home in Philadelphia.
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from an extended visit 20 friends IN
Baltimore
John X List has returned 10 his
nome w Alexander Place. Winter
Park. Florida
Joseph Spcidel. sr. went m TawIos.
TcNae, where he will spend several
weeks
Mr William Rovud ~ 100 with grippo
NJ his home out the pike
Ernie Fr"dcricks ~ tho south Side
mas accepted a position with Harry
>. Gramlich. the druggist
Mr Walter Hartman 81 tho south
oldc mas accepted position with tho
Charles r. GOetye pharmact
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Entertainrd choir

Mrs. Flora Williams. directress Of
the First Presbyterian church choir.
entertained the members Of the choir
IN the lecture room ~ tho church A
luncheon was served and the follow
ing we're the guests OF Mrs VIII.
lams Mrs. Bird Gray. Mrs. Robert
Marshall. Misses Nelle Ebeiing. i.Iva
FRANKIE. Luchlo AbercrUmbic. Raw
Mitchell. Martha Craver. Maud Ga
briei. Mrs. W ~ Giesey. Misses May
Frye. Lillian Cornish. Mabel stamm.
Hilda run. Maud Armstrong and Mar.
garet Wallace. Prof T. v Ewing.
Messrs. a. W Vardy. v L. Stone. Paul
Wells. Tom bycott. ! G. Gray. Chas
i<'iphardt. John Ackcr. a. a Taylor
and Charles Brand
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John Gross. Alfonso Gross, Leon Mel
son, Homer Sengewalt. Chester
Freese. Herbert Johnson. Alex Gibbs.
Reed Groves. William Spar, Herbert
Spar. Charles and James Gilbert and
Emmett Taylor.
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OF Thirty-first street. and Mr.. George
Gordon. OF bridgeport, will take place
Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents. Following a trim
to the South, the young people will
make their home in Kirkwood.
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How to Shed a Rough,
Blotchy, or Faded Skin


This is what you should do to shed a
bad complexion. Spread evenly over
the face. covering every inch OF skin.
a thin layer OF ordinary mercolized
wax Let this stay over night.
washing IL or next morning. Repeat
daily until your complexion Is as clear,
soft and beautiful a. young girls.
] his result IL inevitable. no matter how
soiIed or withered the complexion. The
wax literally absorbs the filnly surface
skin. exposing the lovely young skin
beneath. The process Is entirely HARM
less, no little OF the skin coming of at
a time Nercolized was Is obtainable
At any drug store. one ounce usually
ruffices. Its II veritahle wonder-work-
e. for rough, chapter. Redeemed.
"blotchy. pimpled, freckled or sslbew
skin.
Pure powdered saxolite is excellent
for a wrlnkled skin. An ounce OF IL dis
solved In half-pint witch hazel makes
a refreshing wash-lotiOn. This renders
the skin quite firm and smooth: indeed.
the very first application grasses the
finer lines: the deeper ones soon fol-
low-Adv.
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Webcr-Hanna.

On Wednesday morning. in Squire
Muegge's court, Rev. a. l.. Benze
united in marriage Mr. Christian j.
Weber and Miss Jennie Hanna. The
young people left during tho course
OF the day for their home in Pitts
burgh.
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German Columbia Club

The German Columbia Club will
give series OF dances for its mem.
1ers and the first will be given on
thursday evening. January .. in the
German Columbia Club auditorium.
ana the Elks' orchestra will furnish
the music.
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Albert " Schcnk Il making ar.
Engagements 10 give a demonstration
tbs week IN the Virginia Theatre. NJ
charleston. Of the practlcabnHy OF
his n"e liiuid gas invention.
Tho weekly meeting OF the WAYS
ana Means committee ~ tho SOard ~
Trade Will be- held AZ noon today al
the Mcclure. Luncheon Will b. fol.
lowed by a general discussiln Of many
Important matters.