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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

Bulgarian designs are somewhat
crude, consisting chiefly of unnatural
looking leaf, wheel, bar, or heart
shapes, with flowers or fruit Of some
what solid appearance introduced as a
variety.
Flat stitches are invariably en-
ployed, no padding being allowed, and
judicious variety of treatment is
advisable so as not to destroy a GER
tain uniformity characteristic of the
work.
All kinds of silk. linen and cotton
materials, of an evenly woven, and
not close texture are suitable, and the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

ITO be smart. the sleeves of the
costume must be loose and
droop somewhat under the
arms. Other details may be more
or less open to choice but loose sleeves
make the rule. In some instances.
the effect is obtained by the use OF
the raglan model: in Others again. the
blouse shows the genuine Japanese or
kimono cut but, among the very
newest and most interesting costumes.
the sleeves that are joined to the gar
ment at very big armholes are con-
spicuous.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11
PROBLEMS IN DRESSMAkING
HOW TO MAKE ONE OF THE
NEW WAISTS WITH BIG ARMHoLES

line. On the envelope, you are told
to lay the belt on the crosswise fold
but, for this particular material, il
will be more economical TO make
seam at the back and, since il is covered
by girdIe. it will not show; hence you
will cut two pieces from the portions
left from around the fronts of the pep
Iun and join the edges. The back Of
the collar is laid on the crosswise fold
of the lace TO bring the finished edge
at the top and the long straight edge
of the remaining portion and the
notched edge of the chemisette are
laid lengthwise on the lace. Should
you wish elbow sleeves, cut the sleeve
pattern through on the cross line Of
perforations before placing it on the
material.
After you have pinned the various
parts Of the pattern into place on the
different materials, trace all around
the outside edges to get the correct
basting line and mark all the perfora-
tions and notches with the tracing
wheel or tailor's chalk. Cut beyond
the outside edge of your pattern as
far as the special material makes neces-
sary for a seam.
Take out all the pins and remove
the pattern. Then make all the mark.
ings through to the under side by
means of the tailor's tacks which have
been described in a former lesson
After separating the under from the
upper portions of the blouse, lay the
peplum aside until needed.
First finish the neck edge OF the
center-front and back portions. TIC
do this, cut bias strips of plain silk
one-half inch in width. Fold at the
center. Turn the scam allowance on
the neck edge under and arrange over
your double fold, leaving onc-cighth OF
an inch beyond the neck edge of the
blouse; haste and stitch into place
Since the blouse is to be closed at the
left side, there must be fastenings Of
some sort attached to the front por-
ton and it will be easier to prepare
for this before the side-fronts are ar
ranged over therefore, undertake the
left side with a straight strip of material
one and one-quarter inches in width
when it will be strong enough for the
buttons or whatever form of closing
you may use. As the next step turn
the front edges of the side fronts under
OH the perforations and turn the seam
allowance under to form inturns; haste
and stitch the left side one inch within
the folded edge. Arrange both side
fronts over the center-front with the
edges at the perforations and haste
into place. Stitch the right side one
inch within the edge through both the
sidc-front and the center-front. Join
the shoulder edges of the side-fronts
and the back of the blouse. Then cut
bias strips of the material one and one
half inches in width and undertake.
the armhole edges, making the stitch
ing one inch within the edge to match
the front portions. Remove the bast-
ings and press. Lap the blouse over
the sleeves with the finished edges at
the perforations; haste carefully and
stitch into place one inch within each
edge to match the front portions. Close
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11
DRESENT fashions are really
ideal for the home dress

nRESENT fashions are really
ideal for the home dress
maker. The newest and
smartest waists and blouses are loose
and the sleeves are Joined 10 them
at big armholes if they are not cut
in Japanese style and, as a result
there is no fitting. Nothing is snug,
everything is designed 10 hang loosely
and to pouch under the arms: con-
sequently, all the difficulties that
might beset the amateur disappear.
This fancy waist with tunic makes
an excellent example of the prevailing
style and the general directions that
are given for its making will apply
to others of a similar sort. In pur-
chasing your pattern, be quite GER
tain to obtain the correct size. If
YOUR waist is either longer or shorter
than the average or normal woman
a little change will be required in the
pattern to meet the condition but
no other can be needed. Never cut
off or add to waist at the lower edge
so doing only spoils the lines and it il
upon the lines that the smartness Of
every garment deDends
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

color in equal width, are extremely
fashionable and combine most cfcrt-
lively with plain color. The costume
showing this effect also shows one oE
the newest sleeves and an unusually
pretty and becoming neck finish. IN
the picture, it is made of cotton voilc
while it shows white with an exquizi,,
shade of grayish green and the hIac',
sash gives just the note of strong co!1-
that is essential this season.
To the left of the costume is a
young girls frock that is made OF
inside the center ront portion Of tn,
blouse with the edge of the blouse at
the lines of perforations; haste into
position and sew carefully into place
along the neck edge. taking small
stitches through the undertaking
only. To Join the collar to the neck
edge, let the seam allowance extend
under the blouse and take care that
the center backs come exactly together
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

Join the tunic to the belt, slip the clse
between the outside and the lining,
adjust the gathers carefully, haste and
stitch.
Before making the collar and the
chernisette, attach whatever fasten-
ings you will use. In the picture, but
tons and simulated button-holes are
used for the trimming only and the
snap fastenings are sewed beneath
the hem but, instead Of these, YOU can
use hooks and eyes or hooks and loops
or any similar fastenings that you may
like. In this particular instance, the
chemisette and collar are made from
lace three inches wide and lace is ex-
ceedingly pretty and dainty for the
purpose but lust now we are using a
great deal of plain net lined with
itself and if you prefer the material, it
will be necessary only to cut two Dor
tons OF each and to line one with the
other and then to proceed exactly
according to directions. Join the
notched edges of the collar and attach
the collar supports over the seams
and at the center back Lap the right
side Of the chem settle over the left
with the large perforations meeting
and haste into Mace: then arrange
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

4.-Tfe Fronts and Back of Blouse
and Tunic on Material Folded Length
afSe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

To the left of the costume is a
young girls frock that is made OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

In this picture are shown some Of
the newest and smartest models and
incidentally, some of the most fash
ionable fabrics. What are known as
awning stripes, or stripes of white and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-11

BY one method or another, We must
be broad over the hips. but when we
have accomplished that effect and
loose sleeves. the rest of the costume
will quite surely be correct. As a
matter of course. the narrow skirts
give the effect of being drawn in about
the feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

Mrs. Robert Meek VINO has been an al
her home at Pleasant valley for the past
several weeks has been removed to tho
ohio Valley General hospital where she
underwent an operation. At late hour
last evening her condition was much
improved.
Dr. W - GieseIer Of Elm Grove
spent sunday visiting friends and rela-
tlvcs near Viola.
Miss Olive Martin has been removed
from her home near Pleasant Valley a.
the Glendale hospital where she will nm
dergo an operation FOR appendecitis
Mrs. George Row has been removed
from her home nj Pleasant valley to the
ohio Valley General hospital where she
viii undergo an operation.
The borcas classs Of the West Alex
ander Iresby terrain church will give an
'{stcr supper N tho basement 81 the
church NEXT Friday evening.
Miss Carrie korn % FULTON will on
terrain n number 81 her friends AZ her
home this evening in honor % her
Mr.. Prank Hali Of pittsburgh is
spending ssycral days az the guesf ~
NJ Albert klintkler u Fulton
Mr. and Mrs w. y. Gorby have re-
ter spending the week end with relatives
90 West Liberty
Rev Fish delivered an Interesting I'd.
dress ~ the West Alexander preebvter-
ian church YESTERDAY
Moses Ellinghan has returned 10 his
home ~ Wooladale after spending fEe
Iast several days 81 CHICAGO looking af-
Good progress is being made on IN. Or.
frtlou of the McNaily fats as Fulto,,
The Elm Grove Motor Sales c0rnDanv
Mics Pauline Beuter ~ Ellington Lane
'tag been removed Co the ohio Erff,..
General hospital whore she viii under.
g. on operation FOR appendicitis
Pete Finegau returned 90 Film Grove
last evening after spending tNe vest
md win friends 81 Cameron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
SENATOR FOX BELIEVES EXTRA
SESSION WILL SOON BE CALLED

chances OF filling his place at a spe-
cial election. Which looks like q
pretty hefty chunk OF political wis
dom.
There are a lot OF willing RepubIi-
can Barkises In the Second distric,
according to all reports made here
willing under certain conditions Mona
OF them IL out In the open field chas
ing the nomination yet awhile I'm, nj,
OF them are up on the bridge scan
nIns 'he seas and the skies for signs
ana portents. What they intend 10 do
LOU. IL they must decide pretty soon.
the latter part OF April at the
Iur,herest. Col. George NJ. Bowers,
Vi Martinsburg, Is much talked OF.
anu II Is SAID that he has been paying
soou deal OF attention to the ques-
Out ne Is not the only one.
There Are Others.
ormer president of the State Sen.
ave L. j. Forman is another who Is
,1po'ted TO De studying the situation.
ne Iast time that the presnt Judge
layton was nominated he was on,
posed by Forman. State Senator Noah
Nelin is still another who, A. IS saia
"ouiu NOT turn down the honor. Sen.
"tor hood, or Keyser. has received
,oIpIiihehtary mention. Delegate
vernon johnson of Morgan was roal
serious about II a few months AGO
ana maybe he is yet Judge Frank
COX, ] am reliably informed. has bjs
hand on the public pulse and his eve
on THIS congressional matter. The lar.
est name TO be mentioned was sprung
ON the west Virginia colony this
week. when n visiting brother stncl'
IN ms oar and gave a big. strong
heaIthy boost for State Tax Commits
sioner Fred Blue. Ellis Yost Of Nor.
gantown, the author Of the water wog.
on laws. Is declared TO be bending a
wiling ear to the buzzing OF the So.
uuctNe httie bee. There may be 9th.
ers. There doubtless is. II their
names are ommitted here no dIscrir,.
nation is intended. Please wri,e
and they Will get their momentarv
Fash in the calcium rays this column
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Warwood Briefs.

tNSou
! teenth streets. spent Yesterday visiting
friends and relatives out the pike
Hugh Carroll, conductor OF car No. 2
duty yesterday.
Mrs. ]. !; Cotton is recovering at her
homo on Main street. North Warwood
after an attack OF rheumatism.
Mrs; W; a. anderson and son David. OF
OF &T and Mrs ' A6aeE.o at 'S or
Main street Center warwood.
MT. and Mrs l.; u. Hoffman, OF Main
Andrews. OF Newark. 8.
DR. ]. @. Walden. OF Tenth and Main
s street,, has returned 70 his home after
Jennie Whitney, OF Otego. y. Y.
Contractor =. o. Grimm, OF Seven
t t,n. street. Is building a fine house on
Fred Smith. OF warwood expects to
build large house on Vance avenue
q. Grimm will build the house
The Martha Bible class OF Center
Marwood viii hold meeting on Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Charles IL
Dowler. OF Nineteenth and Main streets
Mrs :. }. Beall Is leader.
the members OF tho Loveiand volun-
teer Fire and Protective Associa tion will
hold meeting this evening at the hose
house on i'ifth and Main streets.
me south Warwood Bible Class will
meet on Friday evening az s-8r O'clock
az the home Of Mrs. \. Campbell of
fifth street and Richland avenue Miss
Emma Iasch IL leader Of the Gales
Lodge No. Of the Shield OF Honor.
OF Warwood. will hold meeting AZ the
Owls club. on the corner Of Third street
ana ltlchland avenue \ largo attend
ance Is expected to be present.
Miss BESSIE Wilson. 81 Tventietb
street and iilchiand avenue. returned 10
heI work IN Pittsburgh, Pa-,after SPEND
ing n Few months at her home
Miss Alma Peterson. OF Eirbteeptb
street. who was operated on al inc
North Wheeling HOSPITAL last 9vcct '' ie
Improving rapidly and - expccted IT,
return TO her work In the rsxt Few
weeks. &c"
Mrs. George ffedircr. OF sixth Giro,
ana tichlaud avenue. IS improvlur a.
ter being operated on al TIE Nortb
Wheeling hospital nv"
Miss Goldie Grivrqbee has rc,,,r,,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
soid Residence ana stor..

IN important real esta ana husiness
.1l was closed iu WarNood Saturd4,,
evening. Earl \ Ford. or Grafte, ~
,aIl NJ Eis, 81 Warwood. purchasei
i iIon Mayor W. y. Heifenbine his resi-
teenth and Main streets VIM
st,...tH, Jas not yet been stated. n IL
s s... ~ We trangaction will involve 4
IT, IL. ~. t.npat tlb,0go. Tho business will
sttsi ne hrst 81 March. ID is the h..
,tslt..n ~ these gentlemen 10 Rented, 4
A., room ana put new fxturea in
MI. orc ana family will move fo
" f"'"d in the near future. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
NEW PLAN is EFFECTIVE.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. s-The
use of sulphate Of copperas in treat
ing the well water OF Grove CITY.
where 500 cases OF winter cholera
have recently developed. will stop
the spread of the disease. the state
department Of health engineers have
found. Friday 10 new cases were
reported. but yesterday when the
water was treated with sulphate OF
copperas the number Of new cases
dropped 10 % and today but IL cases
were reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Debate ARRANGED

Much interest IL being taken In the
recently arranged debate that Is to take
mace IN the near future between Edward
bu.ier and Edward Carroll on one side
ana George Oldham and Prof. Yost OF
wheeling on the other. No definite ar
lahsements have as yet been made but
u ~ likely that the nffair will he staged
In the auditorium OF the Film Grove
lubic school. Much interest is being
taken and IL promises to he one OF tn,
most interesting ever staged in this To-
'aity. No definite date has as Vet been
set but IL viii likely be held in the near
future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICE
FOR LOCAL DEAF MUTES.

Religious services for tho deaf
mutes 81 Wheeling and neignrorfrg
towns. was held yesterday Ia 81,
thews church AZ 1890 O'Clock -
morning ard Tt O'Clock In tho Pa.
noon. Rov q. 7 Whldon. n Uslti-
moIc. vho y Tho general mlsslonary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

hev: Palmer, a returned missionary
from the Laos region Of India sttendcd
we services at the Stone church yester-
gay and delivered one or the most inter
'stng addresses ever heard at the
church on the subject of foreign mis-.
sionS. Rev. Palmer has spent the last
ak years In the wilds OF India, and re-
Iated many interesting and dangerous
events that happened in this section OF
practically uncivilized country He
spoke IN detail OF the immense amount
or good the natives are deriving from
the teachings OF Christianity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

Considerable activity In real estate
circles has been evident In the out the
Dixie district during the past few wssks
The latest In this line being the laying
out In lots of n part OF the old McCrum
property which property was purchased
by bowler and Dowler and the Fidelity
Investment association some time ago.
This new addition will be known as Will
low Glen and u located on the Bethany
court. The lots laid out In this new adj
mifion Will be some 5Oxls0 to sOxsO0
THIS Wi be the last addition TO this To-
canty as IL Is the last remaining piece
or property In that section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

le lnted Pure Food cofnpgnv or,.-
w. "I tnff stores in the Waroi,,'f
-. '0.. 90 thc corner ~ gerer-
trf4. wv maln street saturday Tf.
uNllllhf was Co.. br opened e.ttri I
.dn91tF al lut on account pe DO r,,',,
~ .l- DID, he'd u was poafroqoI uoffi
l1lr. store und has q line or airb s,,5s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
=. the psvn's lssas,.e p,t-

At the First NJ. r. church Of Elm
Grove yesterday afternoon Rev Hart
pastor Of the church delivered one OF
IN Kim Grove. The service which wa
Tor men only. was held during the after
noon ana was heard by one OF the larg-
church Rev. Hart Delivered one OF the
most ntsfsstinE and instruetiye ser
mons 70 the mon OF the church while
Mis mart talked TO the ladies In AN ad-
Joinlng room Last evening Rev. Hart
addrsssed the congregation on practi-
caily the same subject
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

for deaf mutes I'm West Virginia was
present and delivered the principal
addresses at the services. The ad.
dresses delivered by Rev. whndon
were well received by all. In connec-
tion with the morning meeting. COM
munion services were held. Il ev
Whilton aims TO visit Wheeling about
'iN times a year in connection with
iahe holding OF services for the deaf
mutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
WARWOOD
To Hold MeettnU

ne stockholders Of TIE Ioveia,d
iulltpNement company viii hold tIcir
.,iiirual meeting Tuesday evening at Z 40
s,lyDN a. The room ~ the board Of
a.1se. me annual election Of direcfors
snu onlccts viii take place M ~ H.
ing The old officers viii give a r.
i"rt Tor lat year. Much routine btbi-
ness VIII be taken up ~ this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
x. Of p. Meafin1

me regular weekly meeting Of Mystic
lodge No. -. X. OF T.. Elm Grove will
be held at the lodge rooms this evening
, several matters OF business, Including
the initiation OF candidates. Will be taken
np: II IL said that tho matter of estab-
Ishing n club and library In connection
Win the lodge will also he considered
NIter the business transactions OF the
evening n social hour will be enioyed
MI members are urged To he present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

nlversAry of the n. y. Berhens store at
Woodsdaye will be celebrated with n re-
store cup p rsn., on AZ 1ran sNeds "a the
cent Will be made on the entire stock
y goods contained In the store during
the entire week This reduction In
bensnt OF the low prices on goods and
20 show the feeling of the company in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

Home and Foreign Missionary society.
VIII be held nj the home OF Mrs. Bell
Mccartney. Thursday. February 10
several matters Of business will come up
FOR confederation at this meeting. After
the business OF the afternoon Is trans
acted social hour will be enjoyed. All
are invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

The Christian Endeavor Society of the
s ssIne church viii give a measuring So
day evening. February IL. very in
teresting AFFAIR is being planned BY the
dance In being expected Social diver
slons Will be enjoyed after which re-
freshments will be served All are In
Nlted TO attend and make the AFFAIR n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

A business meeting OF the cruthers
mission band OF the Stone church. will
Dc held At the home OF Miss Julia Akin
rebruary IL. General matters OF bust
n~ss viii be taken up at this nesting
aiusr which social hour will be en-
yoyeo. All msmcers are urged TO be
present a. several important matters
viii be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

her homo AZ Foiianshee. after visiting
Miss Hessie Wilson. OF Twentieth street
and kichland avenue. on saturday
Mrs. Edward Kenny. OF Vance ave-
nue.. North Warwood. o. improving after
being 90 for "a few weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

20 board ~ education OF pirblarf
.ir.LI't VIII lold % meeting Tueaiav 49,.
LL.s pr TIE nnlcc Of county Sun.riTtc.d-
~ SnNn iazeur The arrlIferfs orfif
li''t VIII the board so that fb.,. rs.
p.',l'f matters relating To- tho Irlfff@.
"h f.Fnt room FIRE proof HuIidf-, i..
we, central part or town no r.t.f
..l'NNfF Do Wurw0ud % tho rr.@,,.t
.i' ore very crowded and fhfa' h. ~
49,. ~ t1r movement To- erect III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

Marwood Christian church on he cor
ner 81 Seventeenth street an9 Eichland
members OF the Ladies' Aid socjetv a.,
the church. Pie and coffee will be sold
and very large crowd Is expected to
pe present. The proceeds will 90 TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Don't You Relicu. n

some say chronic constipation can
rot b. cured. Don't you believe N
amberlain's Tablets have cured
nthers Why not you? Give then, n
TRIAL They cost only p quarter For
sale BY all dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Agricultural Meettnr.

. IN important business meeting or the
valley Grove branch OF the Panhandle
Agricultural club will be hrid az the
school house Wednesday evening Al
farmers Interested in the club are re-
quested 60 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

The members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety or the Warwood Lutheran church
VIII hold "a special meeting 1hursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. August y
foeIing. or lis Twenty-irst street. The
eNenlns Will be spent in the discusring
OF matters relating to the giving Of a
market and bazaar Saturday, February
~ at the Market Auditorium In Wheel
ing. All members are urged 20 m. 49,
eut. - f'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
Herwig Funeral.

Funeral serNi tees over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Charles Herwlg, who died
OF her home at Triadelphia Friday fol-
lowing an extended illness. were held
yesterday. Rev. -. l.. Reid. pastor or
the Triadelphia VI. +. church. OBLIGATED.
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
WORK at Dam

Work at dam No. ~ al thu nr.seor
tline Is very slow on account OF the
cold weather near the river. A small
force OF men are working near The rail
road track. but no work IS being done
IN the conerdam. The work on the Ohio
side OF the river IS expected to be start :
ed as soon as the weather begins to get
warmer. The company would have been
working on the Ohio side OF the river
had II not been for tho Mood % laht
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09

~ .Adic1 Ail society ~ tho Wa.
49, i.tb yieflan church viii hold tt,
''slF Uefllnr Iiurelar afferro-,o 80
.ns home % Mrr Roy Ward of rg.s'
il'tn sirsct The afternoon viii d. suc"t
h s,Wlnf AMI making ~ quilts All
ing '"' meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-09
OUT-THE-PKE

intsIiisesesr HANDY Almanac n
eteynsys Drug store for only 2se.