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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-05-08
sPokANE,s MARKET REPORT


idly, with nature forwarding vegeta-
ton in record time, business and in
dustry seem to be still little skittish
about showing response to the activity
which usually accompanies the advent
of spring and summer not far off,
In grocery lines there has been a
seasonable movement in all lines dur
ing the week, and price changes are
noted in the following commodities
Advances-Lima beans, oranges, APP
pies, eggs and asparagus. Declines
Oysters, lard, cured meats, butter.
cheese, chickens, onions. lettuce, Gu
cumbers and strawberries.
Provisions.
Butter - Increased supplies has
caused slump in prices all along the
line in the local butter field. Hazel
woods are quoted at 26c and CSC,
Blanchard and Cascade csc, Washing
ton creamery 26c and 27c, eastern csc
and zoe and country choice zoe.
Eggs-Locally the egg market is a
little firmer and the price has taken
little wider range in values. Pro-
ducers' figures are now S5.75@6, and
at wholesale the price is S625M6.5O.
COuliUR
to hand in large quantities, and as a
result the price is off l cent this
week both for live and dressed stocks.
The price to the producers, live
weight, is 15c, and dressed Ice. They
are wholesaling at 1Sc dressed Other
lines are holding firm at previous quo
tations, with fairly good movement.
Dressed Meats-There has been no
change in this division during the
week as to prices, and, while business
has not been fully up to expectations,
it has been better than for some time
past.
Lard and Cured Meats-Lard prices
are off a little this week, both in the
local and eastern products. Local
lard in tierces is quoted at lie, against
1119c last week. Eastern lard is
quoted at 1215c for tierces, SOS S6.371b,
los $795, IS $s.O21s and IS $50 East
ern B. r. shoulders are off half cent,
at 15hc, and local hams are down
half cent also, at 1615c
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-Fancy stocks hold the same
level as for some time past, while the
cooking variety is a little firmer and
is quoted at $3.50 this week, an ad-
vance of 25c. Receipts of apples were
Other Fruits-Oranges are COM
mencing to advance, the usual develop
ment at this season.. Fancy stock is
quoted at 1926 at the top, though
there are receipts of choice selling at
So. Lemons stu remain unchanged at
$3.50 for choice and S. for fancy.
Potatoes-The spud market has
shown a slight recovery, following a
period of prolonged depression, and
the local figure is placed at 75c this
week, an advance of 10c.
Other Vegetables-Dry onions are
off Csc, at $2.75@3, while lettuce has
dropped back to 75c fiat. Cucumbers
are down Csc, at $1.50@1.75; aspar-
agus is up &c, at S@10c. Strawberries
are becoming more plentiful and are
down to $2@2.25. Caulifiower is out
of the market and peas have been add
ed and are jobbing at 10c per pound
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-05-08

The man who knocks his country is
an undesirable citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

II W. watsoa was a wheeling visitor
W II Snyder was Al Morndsvue.
Iatives 40 wheeling
a " Gray was in from Rock Lick.
GO. W Pires was NJ wheeling on
Russell Kincaid of Weston spent
/ rurday with relatives here.
o. A Jones wna Hf N.HnfeViffa and
W9eel,ng On .hu.iuees Monday
ing on friends hero Turadrv
Ml9e Mary ilnrrHufr. spent last week
at Mouudgviile with relatives
Harry Howard y Cling few days
Miss Sarah HufchIrrDn has zone 90
IT, country. where she will visit reia-
SIR and Mrs vs. p Gaiur ana children
Mrf. 9eorE" TAYLOR and children are
town.
Lioyd st-ope and wife have moved 10
A.epro whore they will spend che SUM
Miqe Lu-iIe Lancaster g. home from
Nnfrnr town. where che has been visit
Ing relatives
gnd friends OF MHryafiiie. and other
Mrs O. q Hurrv md daughter w.,
and Mrs Mlilfs Hr.thcinrrr and faurft-
T fr'0e .nent Nnrdav at Wheeling
WIS shirley Waym1n left Monday
Tor Cnirrru. whore aha d. atfrrffrr
school Hf fHr Moody Institute nffar =
short Ni"r Hf hrr home here
VIZ ~ HEEa ur vs. D. grim LetI
went fo Tlffaburrh Tuesf1r Dol Mr rr.
rrHm cor f1 attend the tir Progressive
.ce'inE held there Tuesday night
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NOTICE.


To Whom ~ May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the co.
Partnership herstofOra existing between
>Millism ~. Chapman and Walter H.
Chapman. doing business in dealing m
paints, Elnzcs. etc. at No. 1915 Nam
street Wheeling. W. Va. under the firm
name OF W. ". Chaprpnn a Son. has been
dissolved the said William " Chapman
haN ing sold all OF his interest in said 90.
partnership 20 the SAID Walter "a Cha3-
man and having retired from said busi-
ness.
Notice r. further given that said Wal
ter ~. Chapman has cold AN interest IN
said business TO his son Clarence .
Chapman and that hereafter said bust
ness shall be conducted by the said Wal
ter II. Chapman and Clarence J. Chan
man as partners under the firm name or
W. ~ ChuI IAN a Son.
William ~. Chapman has no further
financial interest In said business. but
hespeakS Tor the SAID new firm at thoir
place Of business AZ No. 1918 Main
street. Wheeling. W Va. the patronage
Of the public.
". n. CHAPMAN
WALTER ~. CHAPMAN
G. J. CHAPMAN.
iu-13-2O-27-Jy-4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
FoIlansbee Mate.

Oliver Williams has accen.ad q NJ
sition in the Peoples Bank an Stem.
benville. ~ S'eu
Mr and Mrs. Charles Stein and
daughter. Miss Melva. were called ~
Mcheesport. Pa. yesterday. on &C.
count or The serious Illness OF broth.
Russell Cox win spend the Fourth AT
Stanton Park. VI az
Quite a large crowd will acconna,y
me ball team to Martins Ferry. o. 10
morrow where they will play the Mar.
tins Ferry A. c.
Mrs. William Gin was a Steubenville
business visitor yesterday
Frank and Dewey Cox. Of Highland
avenue. will spend the Fourth with
relatives az Mcdonald. Pa.
Luther Lewis was a wellsburg bust.
ness visitor this morning.
crowd OF people from hera ru
go TO Pittsburgh tomorrow TO see The
ball games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
F0LLANSBEE

FOLi-ANSBEEs " Va. July a.
foiiAnsbee Vii likely b. oze OF the
Iost quiet and secluded spots In the
valley to-mOrroW. July The bir r.flf
Ntii b. Idle. a. vel a. all other fac
tories and Industries. and 90 celebra-
uon OF any kind has been planned 70
AXE place. ana the people are leaving
iur out-ofto places where there viii
. more eNcifement
he Jefferson glass house closes IT.
furnaces to-day for repairs The fur
naces viii be down for three week.
during which time the employees viii
30 away on their summer vacations.
ana the furnaces will be cleaned and
repaired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

WORK was started this morning on
the clustering OF the new bank ~
Eoiiansbee by Contractor A. $. craig
Ihis. with little other finishing WORK
VIII mark the completion OF the new
sructure, and II will be opened TO
me public In about ten days or tive
The building being erected m 80
adjoining lot for the new Homo Tes,an.
rant Is now well under way. and will
ne rushed TO finish and will then he
me most up-to-date restaurant I'm the
town. II Will be ready for OCCUPANCY
N about six weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Died

Mr.. Job r. Mason. aged - years. one
OF Camerou's best known citizens. died
Monday evening az $3.50 o'clock after
"A long illness OF tuberculosis. Mr. Mason
leaves "a wife and four children lie was
a member OF the local lodge NJ. W. -sf
The funeral took place Wednesday az
30 p. m from HE late residence the
services being ia charge OF Rev. e. Fred
Anderson. The W00dmsu turned out In
body 20 pay their last respect to the
deceased. lutermeut In Cameron Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
LOST


LOST-Ih uraduv evening ln the H a 90.
station. Wheeling a. brown IfHfh.-
hHnn bag UHufuIufu~ "a small sum of
money IHfire. hunting case gold trnftN
WITH MONOGRAM IS 2 n. ON one side and
date on tls other Letters addressed f.
owner and "a number uf small articles
Please return CO. Mr. william Herald be-
CD station master. Wheeling. aud ra-
cfive reward |r-ff
LOST where north Of sherrarI
white SOW Weighing ms pounds 8
rings in Gee nose. Five dollars reward 90
finder Notify Chue. Hummsu sher-
rnrd VI VA Ig.I.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

+. r. wilhelm has made some extern
Eive improvements on his store on Main
street Mr.. Wilhelm has Increased the
size OF his store room Co over twice its
original size and be- will now carry a
iuil line Of groceries. vegetables couu-
try produce. fruits soft drinks. coufect-
Ions, gry goods and notions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

The Old Scouts camp on the Ohio
side OF the river from the Gilchrist
coal mine. between here and Wells
burg. Il now one OF the best along the
river. IL vas first started and is Owned
by Thomas Reese. William Rockwell
ana oscar Webb and a number OF 9th
er follanzbee people. and Is composed
% ABOUT 81 me tents. and Its location
mere who have visited this camp ans
pronounce ~ one Of the best and
incest kept camps they have ever vis.
,ted IL viii be set up for probably
two weeks longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
CAMERON


CAMERON. ". Va. July 3.-The third
session OF the Cameron chautauqua f. at
hand On next Monday the tent Will be
pitched behind the school building and
tho siN-dny program will BEGIN. En-
tertainments Will be given in the after
T.8O.
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stu al HospItaI

Wilbert Mulley. who was badly
burned about the limbs when he feiI
INTO hot water at the mill last weot
IS stun confined to the Ohio VaIlev
hospital at Steubenville When arst
,aken 10 the hospital II was thought
ne would be able to return TO his homo
nere .llhln n Few days. but the burns
were found worse than was al first
thought, and he will likely not be ri.
owed 10 be brought home before next
tuesday. The burns, however. are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

James \. Rauc. manager in this sect
Ion Tor Grimes a. Funk. took IN wool here
last SATURDAY The nrn will bardf.
more wool here this wear than IN any
one year since they began 20 buy iu this
territory ten years aRo. The bulk Of
cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

little son. Donald. Co Wheeling tuesday
20 have an operation performed on his
hand which was badly cut last week.
The little one fell ana broke q milk bot o.
tie cutting one Of the leaders in his
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Although large assortment OF fire.
works were purchased this year by
all the local dealers. there was only
one place In town last night where
any could be secured. they having sold
~ Early Many fireworks have been
shot or during the week but r,sny
children have laid them away until To-
morrow. The town will likely be de-
serted tomorrow. as Il always has
been each Independence Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

sett Located Popular Price Family
Hotel In A.lnntio City. ". ].
NETHE RLANDS
NcW York Avenue 5t~yards from Board
Walk. oNeri1uidug lawn and ocean.
capacity 900. Elevator. private baths.
running water
NEW FEATURES;
LAWN TENNIS COURT
TANGO DANCE FLOOR
aiming from Hotel. fee shower baths.
hiteH - -, $40. Sl25O. $40. $3.50
weekly. - up dHiI- Amer ..sr 'Ti,,
write Tor free booklet and points Of
interest in Atlantic CITY.
AUGUST RUHWADEL. Proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
SEAItD PROPOSAI
= =
rnnntn M l..cr NLhnIaa.Ia No..

Hottco % hauuTn cturors, 1obbsrs Mar.
chants and other Wholesale Dealers,
NOIlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN TFaf
the state BOARD Of control Of the State
q wet virginia viii receive bids daf, IS
q IL offce 81 Charleston West Virgins
lor furnishing suppbes for tire e. oral
slate in stitutions. the ft1anclsf rnanaxe
mtnt 81 which o. vested IN said Board
contracts viii De AWARDED 20 the lowest
blQder9. quality considered. and ether
things being equal Wez. virginia deai.
ers VIII De rlvcu preference
List o. supplies needed Will be fur
nished bidders on recafFt of re1ursts
s'atine the line IeFited
STATE HDfrD pT CONTROL.
Ie-l ~ Cha -leatCa West Virzinia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

The cor frncfiHn period 81 tho rsa~a-
-Hu II rHUr..rH g. ending and frafHfI1
figr N exhibits hae begun Tho ffr.f
nNhInif IlirHrl engine wac innurur1falI
POI ne palace ~ machinery 0u Nav OIL.
With ceremony The Installation VIII
rcI.lrc w1ny weeks aud The expenditure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Stakeholder s Meeting
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING


wheeling Steel & IRON Company.
y special meeting OF the sruCkb0fdcrt
OF tho Wheeling Steel a. Iron Cofnuany
VIII D. held at the Cornuany's OFFICE
building corner Main and south Streets
ON Friday. July H. 1914 al 200 O'CLOCK
> M. 90 take action upon "a resolution
q" increase trC capital stock O. the COM
rany 20 1880. 600; also resolution to
anne no 90" h} laws su az 60 increase the
membership ~ the IOard OF Directors
and or the Executive Committee. also p
resolution authorizing the purcIase OF
the property OF the Wheeling sheet Il
Tin ilate Company. also n resolution
recommending the sale Of n portion OF
the treasury stock. also arv and an
other business which may come before
the meeting
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
ivan
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


United States % Am s-ioa. Northern Dis
tict OF West Virginia. -.
80 ~, ~ niteq states District Court a.
, IN the matter Of William { Nezbiff
es..AI upt 80 4ii- In Bankruptcy
Ieution for Discharge.
10 me Honorable Aston C. Dayton
yudge OF the District Court OF the
nited states FOR the Northern Dis
met Of West Virginia:
william g Nesbitt OF Cameron. in the
County OF Marshall and STATE - ~
virginia In said District respectfuIIy
r s''ia, that on the 25th day OF Au-
bankrupt under the acts OF Conf-ess =
lslng 70 bankruptcy. that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rfChf,
OF property. and has fully compiled Wfrr
All the requirements OF said aets and -.
orders OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore he pravs that he may BE-
decreed b. the Court to have a fun dis
charge from all debts provabla arainst
hlH estate under said bankrupt acts. sx-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated thu. "a day % July. 4 d. 1914.
WILLIAM G. NESBITT.
BY Geo. c. Bcneke. His Ait SiSrSp''
Order OF Notice Thereon
Notth,fn instruct OF West Virginia S..
On ms snd oay 81 July A. H.. 1877
on reading the foregoing petition IL is
ordered by the court that hearing be-
n .,si upon ne same on the 3rd day ur
Wheeling. In said district al ten o'cIoctt
IN the forenoon. and that notice there. e
b. published In the Wheeling IntcIIiE.n-
Ger, "A newspaper prtntcd Ia said District.
ana that all known creditors and osher
persons in interest may appear al IA.
said time and place and show cause n
any they have why the prayer Of the
said netttton should not be granted.
And ~ - further ordered bv th. court
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 an
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order address 20 them at their
places 81 residence as stated
witness the Honorable Aston G. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. In said dis
trict, on the End day at July. \. D. 1914.
Attest:
G. -. KEFAJ YER Clerk.
L. s. ID G.. y. ID. W. Va
jy-f-1i
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

from Eeacn. The most popular section
fstWC'n thc two famous piers. central IN
al attrGctous, modern. high-class hotel
as good as the best. capacity. go. VIII
make very special terms Of SIS sIO
Si--5O. 1880 up. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator bafls
phones. superior table. with white scr
vice; table supplied direct from farm.
pure water. sanitary plumbing porcncs
yNt.lpvh the ocean and boardwalk
h'oALet W. r. WATTS
iu-15-26t
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The LeXingiOH

The Lexington H AZ a-,,, g Pacific
tennis courts adjoining Reach orIv
20 surf in bathing attire ,eitnout ,,str.,
sIletth, which Is prohibited. Ctre -
ItthihF ruf'. ana use 90 bath houses g.
lFct hluuirE water IN rooms. private
pam TANGO uIrlUrs. orchestra. 81 s0
and Np dfIlE. fN 60 s116 weekly. Au1-
'Il'ah p-tn White service Booklet
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DIED

TIBToN-On Thursday. July 1ats o..
iN clock %. M at the family resi-
drn.e Wilson farm. Short Greet
tiANlb RAY. daughter ~ Eva and
and ~ days.
Hn'fhl FnrFirre saturday afternoon re-
CLOCK. Friends Uf the family are
~. 'Liui.I invited o. attend Inter.
mont ln short Greet. camsfarv
bUCHAFAF-pn Thursday. July 2.1aIt
~ a.F1 O'Clock p. no.. az her home gfts
SARAH 2. BUCHANAN. widow of no
late David buchanan. ln the 7Oth ysHr
or her axe
funeraI services Saturday morning ~ Do
Ohio. '''''
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CLAIRVOYANT


CONSULT Mrs Meadow. noted clair
vuy1rt on ali business aud love fr.
fairs FOURTH and Center. Fulton E.m
-L1ne car Iu.EGaa
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FOR RENT


Fer RENT IN NEW FIREPRooF
BUILDING the FtFTH % q
SEVENTH FLOOR. wHicn Wit
Be DIVIDED FOR OFFICE on
OTHER BUSINESS PURPOSES. THE
Roof AND TENTH FLOOR. SAY
1900 Sc. ~. RENTED TOGETHER
n DESIRED JAMES L. HAwIEV
io65is MAIN STREET
fOk EENT-Fcur rooms. hath. finished
attic. laundry second floor e1aa Chap
me ST Possession august list p \
Jackson. Bell s3s Wig; Natl 81 y V.
jy-3-l
foR RENr-Turnishcd rooms AMI
boarding az No. 123' Main street prt-
waite family. Address Rooms" care Ia
tclligcncer. fy-f-tf
fOR REEr-Two roums furnished or
unfuruished. FOR light housekceplnE
Terms reasonable. 3SJs Wood St. Net.
= ---- ---.-M tu-S-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

THE LATEST FIREPRooF HOTEL
tmeficsngian. Always open. Capacity TOO On
beach directly between the two arcat Ocean Pirrs
Music and DANCING. Garage. Illustrated literature
O~nership management Private 2. o. Boz SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Denmark act gsar exported los 600
barrels Of saltsd herring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

T,,lIH 'AfNL'NA AVE. ana Hea~b.
I.saie maths. running water IN rooms.
ele.hier 70 street level Fine p0r~hee.
'aih'iiN. Zoo. Special ratoa V1ol -
BRYAN q WILLIAMS
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TIE WILTSHIRE

TIE WILTSHIRE virginia -yenye
Wow, capacity 500. private baths Rum
lLIt water ln rooms. elevator. mUric.
Special Al@"h M weekly. $3.50 DALI.
open an the year. kloi.lSt
SAMUEL ELLIS
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HOTEL MAJESTJCyirginla ave !

~ Ii liEAJEO lSard Eeacb
Center Of Attractions. Ocean ..f,,,, n,
noFdtei throughout. Capacity. goo Ele-
Nator Private baths White service, 90
up dly. Bklt N A sNfT-Tu 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
WANTED-MALE HELP

s,.-N ~ a GO. Importers. Manufartur
RaNu N hoigsitls Grucrrs the largest
i-..l. 'L iu" World sclliug farmers and
~ .t.7aiu,rs. want "a Irsrlsn fu sx,r,
li'hcst, encrgcttC men only EN-
-. '...' go. able not essential rsruan-
'ii tAhis business ln your hou,.
''1NiN. 'topd references re4uir.L
JOHN SENTDN a 30
AAhh a tttANiNt.iN sTs-
CHICAGO
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HOlel Rnihuel AtlantIe -. n. :

DNshUNh virginia ave- -
ono houf from Boardwalk auG steel
Iler LNefE appuirfrrs fTiRb.a
staHlafd ~ cuisine AMI service Elok-
let d. A ~ r. H1thwoII ap-6t-tag-a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
PHILLIPS HOUSE

Aassachu- ave arc beach .leva,
O. o. street level open aii year. RooE
ct on request FP PHIIIrPs
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MISCELLANEOUS
LAOIES AND GENTI .EMFh

CsSh paid for cart on eI, ling. w.I.,
r. call '-
n. LEVY,
70. ioi SrarNst st., " ssiins, ". IA
GE-Coiicct SAD HITS vuy ape Sc,
Slaims- Attachments carefully place.
tn9 ehei. ID W. adjust claimF ar
axe GO ectiO.1 on commits sion h,.sft
20 collect on. no reg. The Buckeye Nsr.
nntle Agency. bc3 Boara OF rrsS.
n de-. Wheeling W w
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

fOs SAbE-OliNvr typewriter good con-
clifton. II. J. Smith. 7Os Schmulbacn
bach Bldg Ben 232-W: Natl 7sO-M
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WeslmnnI Hnlel

NtN!llOnI NOEL I II0'oe ,-Ilnd w
,nN slt 4uoI-tr.rtrI view. aIr-aHr'ieJ
h'tuiflI lawns coolest IHrIfI.r.
r.f p con. .rt no reasonable rates.
booklet FREDERICK KLEIN. b.:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
HOW PARIS STYLES MAKE
MUCH HAIR FROM LITTLE

You have noticed the prevailing hair
styles, which are Partisan, make it
impossible to use false hair because
Of the simple lines which conform to
the natural shape of the head. 1t
therefore becomes necessary to make
your own hair look as heavy as pos.
sible. This is not difficult task If
YOU are careful to keep it perfectly
clean. In washing the hair it is not
advisable to use makeshift, but al
ways use a preparation made for
shampooing only. You can enjoy the
best that Is known for about three
cents shampoo by getting a package
of canthrox from your druggist; dis
solve a teaspoonful in cup of hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
After its use the hair dries rapidly
with uniform color. Dandruf, excess
oil and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair will be so fluffy
that It will look much heavier than it
is. It's lustre and softness will also
delight you, while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insures hair
growth.-AdU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
The Kindly Heart

There is one quality that will always
ensure the possessor being loved by
others. It is the power to see good in
every one.
Not the lazy. uninterested dullness that
cannot be bothered to detect the differ
enee between a good and worthless in
dividual. but the great big heart that
sees and understands the difference quite
well, and yet, all the same. can make
allowances for circumstances and up
bringing, and not Condemn hastily.
A girl who has this large nature and
loving charity may not be highly intel
lectual, though she is far from being
stupid; she may not be witty. and she
may even be a trihe quiet and uninter-
esting to others, but she is the one to
whom we instinctively turn for comfort
and help when in trouble
When all the world is against us. and
we cannot make others see our point OF
view, she is sure to understand. When
we have done amiss and are suffering,
she will heal and never preach to us.
And when she is spoken OF there will
always be given her the sweetest tribute
that human lips can frame-'she is such
. dear no one can help love her"