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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10
dark HORSE
HELPS BRAVES.
Davis uncorks 4 No-Hit Game Agains.
~ PhiIadslphia, and Boston Gains
on the Losing
Giants.
CUBS LET CHANCE SLIP
Had Chance to Come up a Full! Gam.
on the Giants, But Failed
to Improve Their
Opportunity.
by Hal Sheridan, written for the
United Press.l

, lBy Hal Sheridan, written for the
United Press.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Penned up
in their own defenses and giving in
dications that some one has slipped
in and dampened their powder, the
Giants face every prospect Of having
the wadding shot out of them unless
the forces which retreated from Bos-
ton. leaving the leadership OF the
National league to the Braves, reform
and assume the defensive.
ers while the Braves were breaking
even with .he Phillies. the Giants are
now one and half games behind the
league leaders. In addition, Stallings
suddenly uncovered a masked battery
in Davis. This second line of artillery
will be decorated today with the iron
cross. the legion of honor Or some
such bit OF brio brac FOR completely
silencing the guns of the enemy and
getting away with no-hit. no-run
game Cocreham, Crutcher and Strand
all looked alike to the Phillfes in the
first game with the Braves, but when
Davis unlimbered, it was different
story. Davis permitted five OF the
Phillies to reach first base under
flag Of truce with bases on balls, but
at all other times had the range.
The carnage at the Polo grounds
was terrible. Fifteen Brooklyn hits
were scattered all over the field
Marty O'Tcole was favorite and II
the first string Of pitchers OF the
Giants do not begin to show better
form, McGraw may to call upon
his reservists and take chance on
Schupp or Schauer.
. The Cubs lost golden opportunity
to creep up a game on the Giants by
falling before the Pittsburgh Pirates
but they are not yet out OF the race.
They are now three and a half games
behind Boston.
Red Sox continue to whizz along at
a dizzy gait in the Americans. They
are now seven full games behind
Mack's forces but they present
streak that is arousing hope up Boston
way. Ray Collins held the Athletic
vreckers to four hits in eleven IN
nings and shut them out.
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Saloon Films Censored.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 10.-Be-
cause the Ohio state board OF moving
picture censors eliminated from the
film Ten Nights in a Bar Room"
drinking and murder scenes. It has
called down upon itself the wrath Of
Ohio's anti-saloon league.
The antisaloon league Is now Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

Il was taken with diarrhoea and
MIR. Yorks, the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try bottle of Cham
Iberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar.
trhoea Remedy. After taking one dose
of it l was cured. 1t also cured 9TH
iers that 1 gave it to-" writes NJ. E.
Gebhart. Oriole, Pa. That is not at all
unusual. An ordinary attack of diar.
srhoea can almost invariably be cured
by one or two doses of this remedy
For sale by all dealers.-Advertise
'ment
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The Leading Paper.

For several years the advertising
OF Black Silk stove polish has ap-
peared in our columns. It has been
the policy Of the manufacturers to Sc
lect the best paper in each city and
continue its use as long as results in
that locality were satisfactory. We
have Just received renewal contract
from their advertising agents, the
TaylorIC ritchfield Co.. Of Chicago and
feel quite complimented to learn we
have given the manufacturers good
results and are still considered the
Leaking paper" in this locality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10

Tyler, Rudolph and James wouldn't
work as hard as they are working, II
they knew just what was in store for
them II they win the National league
pennant. They have never faced J.
Franklin Baker, Edward Collins and
young Mr. McInnis- What pleasant
surprise awaits them!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10
Base Ball Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Yesterdays Results
Open date for ST. Louis and Cincin
natl
Philadelphia, 10-13-5; Boston, 3-7-2
Observation-Disclosures and Kllifer;
Cocreham, Crutcher, Strand AND
Gowdy and Whaling. Second game:
Boston, 7-12-2; Philadelphia, DOL. Bat
teries-Davis and Gowdy; lineup,
Rixey, Oeschger and Burns.
Pittsburgh, $50; Chicago, 14-2. Bat.
teries- McQuillan and Coleman;
Cheney, Smith, Hageman and Archer;
Bresrahan and Hagrave.
Brooklyn, 9-14-2; New York, 1852
batteries Pfeffer and McCarty;
OToole and Mclean.
z z Where They Play. a.
st. Louis at Cincinnati Mr.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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$469.s7
Join St. Louis Browns.

Join st. LOUIS BROWNS.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 10.-Accord-
ing to an announcement from Tom
Hayden, three Burlington Pathfinders
will don uniforms Of the st. Louis
Browns for the remainder Of the sea-
son and a fourth will report to the
Mound City management In the
spring. The players are Miller. Nc
Cabe and Lunte, a trio who kept Bur
lington in runner-up position in the
Central pennant race. Morgan will
report later. the recovery Of Rhody
Wallace obviating the need OF more
material at the present time.
Hayden completed the sales earlier
in the season just closed, and the an
nouncement comes as a surprise to
| the fans.
Team to Cairo.
To-Day the entire team goes to Cairo
where they will open a post-season
series with the Kitty league club OF
that place. The Cairo club finished
| the season at the top OF their league
and the six-game series between that
team and the Red Sox should be a
good opportunity of comparing the
! two leagues. All the players who were
sold to the Browns will remain until
after the series at Cairo and will 60
from there to st. Louis to join.
| Season a Success.
! For the season just closed. twenty.
| two thousand paid admissions were
taken in at the gate, which while
smaller than desired, indicates that
/ baseball is necessity in Burlington
and that the next season will find the
/ Pathfinders in their customary berth
( in the Central association.
Judging from the number Of play
I ers solo, the season should have been
prosperous one.
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.Dia.r,'rhea
Quickly Cured.
Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy
Can always be depended upon.

During the summer months children
nre subject TO bowel disorders and should
receive the most careful attention. AS
soon as any unnatural looseness of the
bowels is noticed Charnberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhsa Remedy should be
gwen. Costs but % CENTS bottle. and
1t is economy to always Keep q bottle
handy. You do nor know when it NAV
be needed, but when yoa do want it you
want it badly. Get bottle today.
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the Thick of strenuous battle to make

the thick OF strenuous battle to make
all Ohio dry. The voters are to bal
lot on the prohibition amendment at
the general elections early in Novem-
Der and the league had planned to use
the hlm as one Of their main argu-
ments in gaining votes. Now accord
ing to dry workers the censors have
spoiled 1t all.
'All the punches have been taken
out Of the flm," said Wayne B. Wheel
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er, state superintendent Of the anti
sa'oon league. "A saloon scene which
teaches that drunkenness brings crime
disorder and ineficiency has sooo
result. We feel that the dim shouie
be shown as the book was written.
Meanwhile the censors stand pat on
the ruling that saloon scenes afe
naughty, and cannot creep into any
fllms shown In the state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10
THE CELEBRATED MIRACLE
WASHER
a $500 Washer for $s.s5.

This Washer has every Improvement,
Including the draft gearing by which
you can wash heavy load in half the
time required by others to wash
light one. 1t is built Of cypress and
resists the action Of water and acids
better than any other wood. 1t Is
reinforced with steel rods, and child
can operate it with ease. 1t will
wash anything from lace handker'
chief to the heaviest bed quilt and do
1t better than any other rotary wash
er on the market. Price for Go or
this SEPTEMBER SALE .....3OsOO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10

War sure has its disadvantages
Here we were just becoming contend
ed once more, the bulk Of the white
hope army having left us for foreign
shores, when along comes this war
and they all hike back to the Z. s. A.
II almost tempts US to start a war in
this country. Maybe it would chase
EN- TO Honolulu.
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| 1900
LABOR DAY MELON
A ST|NGY One.
Each Club Of the Central Association
Received a Little Over $50 as
Share Of Pooled
Receipts.
BIG BURLINGTON SALE
Three Players Will Join the st. Louis
srowns-Other Central Assocta-
ton Gossip About the
Players.
BIG BURLINGTON SALE

The Labor day receipts were the
smallest in the history OF the Central
association and today President JUS
tice sent to the various clubs check
for s5S.73. This sum is each club
share and it is the smallest share
that has ever been passed out. Usual
ly the share is five or six times that
large.
The remittance from Waterloo was
received today and amounted to
e--- mr. oo,,n1ota ronorf IN the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Washington, 1-6.0; New York, o-2-2.
Batteries Bentley and Henry; War
hop and Nunamaker.
Boston, 2-6-4; Philadelphia, 0-4-2 I'll
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innings). Batteries-R. Collins and
Carrigan; Plank and Schang.
Open date for other clubs.
Where They Play.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

BOYS SUlTS-Nery fine Boys Norfolk Suits with large
side ploat and full pegged Nnckcrbocker pants
>45O grade in this sale ................
LADIES' SUlTS-One lot OF Ladies' Suits small sizes only
IN the various coors OF Tango and Copenhagen
styled and man tailored Regular price
MEMS SUTS-One lot OF Mems In the new Tartan
checks and stripes Many of the one
quarter lined Pants made with turned up bottoms Price
$500. In this sale Al
TANGO sAsHEs-Onc lot Of Ladies' Tango Sash,- made %
pure silk fibre with iOinch asse popular hi
season with ladies OF fashion Regular
sANoANNA HANDKE RcHlEFS. ono lot extra large
Bandanna Handkerchief either red
guaranteed 10 grade. 20 This great sale AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

LADIES' SuiTS-One lot OF Ladies' Suits. many silk
Moes In this lot In this SWEETEST
ing the latest dctAon OF fashion Regular price UP
BOYS SUITs-One lot OF Boys doubled breasted Suits
comprised of all the odds and ends in the
breasted packets with knee pants Have sold s.
LADIES' CoATS-One very fine Maltese Coats
Many OF the Goats in this lot half silk
$1,000 At this great
CANVAS GLoVES-Men's Canton F1ann
Gloves have wrist bands and plain Regu
price 10 this .............
MEMS SUlTS-One lot of fine Mems Suits; n
the English style with soft roll lapel
throughout 20 in this sale al
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Black Thread Silk Hose-.(Bac only in the LOTT l9c

LADIES' coATs-one lot OF very Ladies' Goats in
pure WOODEN fabrics This very STYLES all
mo new Copenhagen and Tango shades price
NA'' INV
BOYS sUTS-One lot Of Boys in Juvenile STYLES
such Russian. Elton Regular price
Sale
MEMS PANTs-one lot Mems Khaki Pants made with
the tWoinch turned bottoms
lot Regular price $3.50 Sale Price
MILDLY sloUsEs-Grs MILDLY Blouses in all sizes IN In
10 Trimmed with either blue are plain
white Regular price 20 will in this sale at
MEMS sOlTs-One lot Of Mems Everyday Suits. made
IN either Norfolk plain round styles All sizes
Regular $1,000 Price .............,
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Riverside Closed

Tho Riverside plant of the National
Tube Company b. now as dead a. the
absence Of employees can make II. Th.
repairs which have been carried on
since the general suspension several
weeks aso are now completed. and tcw
men are 10 be found around the plant.
u Is understood that the few remain
inS VIII finish the work in a short
time. Probably a week from now will
Sc" the plant vacant. except for 'hos.
who Will be retained TO operate the
electric plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

MEMS sUITs-ono lot Of Mems n plain and
fancy colors small sizes only
$500 ~ =
RoMPERS-Chidrens Rompers al sizes. in Briu and
"ngham fabrics Regular price % in
LADIES' SUiTS-One lot Ladies' Suits not Of tho
very latest styles. but plenty
Former prices ranging $1,000 =
. eoTs sOITs-onc lot OF. BOYS Norfolk suits.
10 made both with tho separate bel
sted and Cashmere Regular $500 Price .. z
CORSET CoNERS-Ladcs Corset all sizes made
with hand embroidered edgng over at 30 cents
viii eat sale al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

WAlSTS-Iadies' White Wolfe Waists.
hnC salt pearl be
good value az - cents; will this sale
LADIES' NIGHT GoWNs-Onc LOT very fine Crepe Clou
Ladies Night Gowns. Regular 60 IN
sale
MEMS SUITS-Onc lot Of strictly hand pure
Blue hand hol and hand
felod colors also high price $500 sale
Price
LADIES' SUITs-Ouc Of Ladies' cloth suits in pin
stripes and checks Made with double
latest doyetaled REGULAR
MEMS PANTS One lot Of Mems Pants. pure Woracd.
all % 90 made and belt
loops Regular price ................
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Mems Blue Chambray Shirts, 29c; b.

LADIES' HATS-Onc IN Of Sailors extra LARGE
jumbo braid All colors Grade 20
BOYS wAIsTs-A lot Of Boys sizes from
10 10 made French Madras.
Chamhrays Regular 80 value VIII sale at III
MEMS RAIN cOATS-Onc OF lens vor,f ncT ENGLISH
'@''9y Ss . ' ss Goats " sizes REGULAR price 1.9S
LADIES' WAtsTS-Onc lot o avn. low neck h.at
tifuly embroidered Ladies an
VIII nj ~
MEMS sUlTs-one lot Of Meme q nd
ends Iarr.
s o''r r' '''' good election Values up to '' 5.9S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

HOUSE APRoNs-IAdies House Aprons. made very fun
and with the kimono sleeves; woven
MADRAS Regular price g? cents will this Al
NEWS PANTS-one lot Of Mems Working Pants. In all
sizes Norsteds and Cashmere double
ana rlVe'd buttons. Regular $780, will sale at ~
NEckWEAR-One lot of Mems Sikeue Fancy Wash Tic
latest coors and styles price cents: will go in mis-
sale
SloNES-Ladics' extra long Slkcnc Gloves. in either
white or black Many o. the
sold AZ all hrsf class "a Sale Price
PETTCOATS-Iadies Pctticoats made mn tho Yer,
latest patterns with fancy Finch houncc MANY
fussey Willow Sateens n this lot Regular price sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

Local Lodge 40 sls. Fratcrnal Or.
der Of Eagl.s. viii hold a smoker and
banquet m the lodge rooms In the Bar.
low buildinC this evening The com.
mite, on arrangements has been busy
for tho past ten or fifteen DAYS. and
now report everything IN READINGS
for a rousing good time All Eagles
are urged 10 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

Louis Cooke left Yesterday for Rea
Yer Falls. Pa. TO visit an old friend
Davis Iichthill
Chester Roemer. Of Wheeling, was
calling on his business trade in this
CITY yesterday
Fred Frankhouser Is visiting for A
Few days with friends i'm Newark. n
". ). Carney. Of the Fifth ward. is
confined 10 his home with illness.
Mack Beegle. local employe of the
y. a o, IS spending a few DAYS Wis.
sting friends In Sistcrsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

MEMS sUITs-one lot OF Mems Suits in Cassimere wor
steds and Serges plain check and
stripes In this lot All Sale price
LADIES' sUlTS-One lot very Ladies' Suits made
IN Worsteds Crepes and Serges Copenhagen and
Tango shades In this lot Regular price
PeTTcoATs-Pure Messaline Petticoats IN all the
leading shades and coorng with very fancy hounce
sWTCHEs-Human Hair Switches. in all the prevailing
colors Regular price $500; will al
SHIRT WAlsTs-Lades' Shirt Waists. made in the very
newest styles Of the various colors Reg
lar price 10 cents will this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

II was reported last night that M"
plate mill Of the Wheeling steel a Iron
liant would resume operations the
afst OF next week. Several depart
m"nts ar" now running fairly good
time, and 10 is hoped that the general
picking up will BE- permanent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

BOYS SUIT. Ono lot NJ Boys Blue Suits
mad" with large KnickerboCker Pants linen lined
throughout. fat double Regular price
$3.50 sale Price
LADIES' DRESSES Ladies' Serge Dresses in
brown Blue Tango Copenhagen and Black price
5000 WIZ bon This sale
LADIES' SKIRTS ono % and Blue serge skirt.
wei cut and mantalorod Regular price $500. this
sale
LADIES' COATS lo' Of very fine udcvaIe diagonal
Serge Goats in black and blue Many
lot Eortlar $500 sale
BALmACNANS Ono lot Of Ladies' BawaoaJn Goats In
new rourh howspun fabrics Many real Pricsts this
lot Wocuar price a. rrico ....
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WoMEHs AND MISSES DREsSES-NCw stript VoIcs
Fercaes iadras. and Chambray well mad"
ers; regular and fadeproof
MEMS SUITS-One lot Of Mems suits pencil stripes
cnalk line in wool fabrics made either
English styles. Regular price
CHlLDRENs OREsSEs-Oue CLildren's Dresses latest
styles and fabrics Gnghams. Chsrlbrays
Regular price 20 will this sale
LADIES' ORESsEs-One lot
u all coors Crepe de Chine. Ne
in this lot Regular price $1&5O Il
CORSET CONVERSATIONS Covers in this lot In
Crepe Cloth and Cambria. Sell cents. 20 n
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MEMS SUITS ono lot suits i'm very con
s'rvavo styles and patterns 20 to q I'm 4
regulars Sims and stouts Guaranteed Grade a. -
LADIES' sUlTs-One lot Of very Ladies. Suits in
this seasons most popular color. MANY Wor
scd Bongancs Bedford in This lot REGULAR rr :,
S22 so Sale Price 4
LADIES' SKIRTS a of very fine r4dI,.. stirts ID,
invisible checks and famous scot, q
pIaids IN This lot Regular price $500 lr,,
LADIES' HATS one lot Ladies Eyoryda, Hats many
very fine straws and fibre baids tr1r,,d
Regular $3.50 rrade win % -a
PETTlcoATSA lot fine sir finish French ..,..-
Ioicoats in an Tho
Roeulsr 81 OO Grade Sale Price ........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

LADIES' HATS. % Iad.os' Hate This seasons
newest creations our exclusive models. Ro-uar
$1,000 e~ado u This sale .
NEWS SUITS ono lot of Mons Suite naHr ony fin extra
large n
value VIII This o. ~.
LADIES' SkiRTC ono Tot o Irdr. skirts bon
Panama. and Tan
I,rlIlar rr l..
Bows SUITS Rove. rsat SorIoIE Suite tr sizes
from f' '. an tho fabrics and Regular -
$500 Sale -:
cHLDRENs HATS ono Dot ~ very Girls straw
ua Included in ua 'o' the dro rau leaves
th' famous Tan0ueff, bada Z.
LADIES' HANOKER CHlEFS-Onc Dot of
handkerchief ladies Sizes some laced
edged r this lo N'-1.ar Grade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

The ladies OF the N,Nsrnru ~ o.
church held we'll atffrti..l marcel t....i
sale in CO." basement az the church Sos.
t"rdtf evening a good crowd was pro-.
.ni and Glif" uIg" addition Co tHs
treasury was realized
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MECHEN


inc memorial exercises 81 Lincoln
i.pdge No. 80. l. -. .. T.. will he heid
Monday evening az o'clock In the
lodge rooms. corner Of seventh and
Marshall streets 4 nttinr program
has been arranged In which tribute viii
be pald 20 the memory 81 tn. departed
members. Rev. : r. Hart. OF tho First
~ D.. church. ~ Elm Grove. Will de-
nVer the memorial ddrr-s and Rev o.
y. Fen"rs 81 The McMechen NJ y
church. VIII dslit'- the Invocation
Music viii De furnished by the a. a..
J.. quartet The program ls as follow
Program.
Song ........ Oh ID J. oD.-..,
Roll Call OF Deceased Neuhere,...
Memorial Address ...... REV. s ~ nan,
Closing ode .............. Lode.
X. OF p. Meeting.
NrNecHru Lodge SO 1tf' Knight us
l'Fthias met last uieusf zoo r.EuIar vset.
y session class Of twelve rardi.
dates Wcrn initiated Several EufgIt-
w'r uU from MnuudsyiIic e. assist tr
the initiation. ~ the close of the bus,
U'r- tss-lHr Hu elaborate banquet v.ar
served in honor of the new members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

Those choice lots IN the NcMechen
MD way are for sale hy NcCullaEn
q Reid. Bell phone s92 National
TTg
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Mems Working Suits SI.9S

8oYS' SUITS ono Dot OF Bows Suits r tho ,,rf
ol- styles of Norfolk Juvenile and Etons q
Values up TO 5000 viii this sale AZ ...
BOYS SHIRTS Bows -hirfs in .l, from fft- o
TT 'harhra'. Madras and sff',u. vI COLLAR
i''h'd and .o'f cute N'-ulsr price cents. sale Price
MEMS UMBRELLAS ono Dot of .. r,t ,.rrf -it r-,tr,u
ranproof Gloria h"NFood CONGO W,r.,I handle, ReFu
Iar value 800 sab. THrr
LADIES' RAIN COATS Ono lot of strictly rain proof rub
hIlf'd fnfI.h -t 'n.h plaid Rain Goats.
Price
LADIES' SWEATERS On, Dot of r,r. fro srost,-. ID,
fh famous SpHIdua and f0r.tDumb OWL,
'", some hn" sol'd Price. up ro close mi tbi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

DOWDELL REALTY co
city Home Sites I'm the Country.
Glendale. W Va
Bell phone. MCundsville 3O6-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

MEMS suiTs-A lot Of Mems either single
double breasted pure
Szes ranging from "a 40 Prices $500
BOYS STRAW HATs-An this seasons newest brads and
shapes in Milan and Mackinaw Regular
RAIN cAPEs-Genune live rubber little
IN sizes from IN Is Sold world sl5O
LADIES' HoSE-One lot OF Ladies' Black
high spliced heel and Regular price 10
sale
stripes made In English style in cun bottom and onehah
pesged Regular price $500 Sale Price
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DOWELL REALTY co.
City Home site In the Country
Glendale. w. Va
Bell phone. Ioundsville 3OJ-R.
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Cleaning 70

The cifl street Doumtssiourr %
busy eliminating certain uusauttarr
conditions about tho cry and De- rrsL
ir. O. general clean up The wCr-f
conditions now existing are where tH.
~tlEranf water i- standing IN clellar.
and basement These POOLS iu a f,..
places have reached the green STAG,
and are consequently germ inCsbator.
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BENW00D


soeo SHOWING
The carnival coupann moss shot, .,,.
ir IN. min SaIu has haH tWo .rsr.
CROW ds q. az many Hsrforusrcs- Tr.
COMPANY l- good one urffire .-.
rrNf ral clever acts A laraa g~..H, a
from this citN ~as en- affvriau-. ..
Monday ulghf and aEafu 'arr ,Nsrfr
The company VII D. here "a. rest .
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-17

Blazing Arrow Tribe No 10 imprnv
ID Order OF Red Men met last uight
iu the lodge rooms IN the Rar'uv-
building tn regular weekly session a
class or candidates were initiated and
On, mecting Was one OF the busiest ot
the season. After the business SOS
sion Is social hour Was snloysd 4
GOOD number % members Mere pre-,
ent