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Evening journal., 1914-04-14
UPPINCOTT { CO. TO
OFFER HEART SONGS
Coupon in The Journal
Entities Readers to Sc
cure Music Collection.
DETAILS OF THE PLANS
ARE SET FORTH TODAY

The remarkable offering by Lippn-
colt and Company of the now famous
song book entitled Heart Songs" an
nouncemcnt OF which appears today
elsewhere in this paper, should be a
source Of sincere congratulatiou.
Already more than a hundred thous-
and copies of this unique volume have
gone into the homes of the people of the
United States at the publishers retail
price of two dollars and half per
volume. The merits of the book are
such that the sales are steadily ON the
increase, and in the ordinary course of
business the book would attain an enor-
nous circulation.
There is no doubt that the ultimate
market for this wonderful book of songs
will comprise millions of homes. And
the few hundred thousand copies pre-
scented by the leading booksellers of the
United States and Canada to their Gus
toners viii serve as the best advertise
ment that could be devised.
We do not 90 into detail as TO the
merits of Heart Songs in this briei
notice since they are mentioned n an.
other place, So clearly and conspicuously
that they can hardly escape the atten
/ ton
From day 10 day. beginning with thi,
issue, THE EVENING JOURNAL vii
publish new features connected will
'Hcart Songs" until all its marvelou.
attractions are set forth to the readers
II is of universal interest and there
is no member of the family but vii
| find something of fascination and genu
inc interest between its covers.
As stated elsewhere. we believe thl
distribution of this book will accom-
iplish work of education of the yer,
/ highest character. and may fairly b
,called testimonial To the thousand
of men aud women who read the col
lumus daily.
The work has five hundred large page.
and comprise, four hundred selections
words and music. II is 60 be- ha'
Through thi, paper ON presentation %
one coupon clipped fram this paper
land the bare cost of distribution The
book is on display az Lippncott an'
Company, and the choice is yours.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

tarrhal trouble. N B Danlorth and
druggists everywhere sell il. Ask for
the complctc outfit. Sl.00 size.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
MRS. PRICKETT Heads
WV. c. A. ANOTHER Year

AT meeting of the board of man
ayers Of the Young Woman's Christian
Association yesterday afternoon at the
association building officers for the
year were elected as follows Mrs. w.
S. Prickett, president; Mrs. Is. r.
Veasey, first vice-president: Or. Jo-
sephine NJ. r. White de Lacour, second
vice-president Mrs. George w. REM
ington, third president; Mrs. Will
liam Staniar. recording secretary
Mrs r. V. Humes. corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. ]. Frank Ball treasurer
Mrs. J. II. Stubbs, assistant treasurer.
After the election Mrs. J. Frank
Ball. chairman of the finance commit
tee. and the various department chair
men held a meeting when the budget
for the year was made out.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
MANY YOUNG people
Ar NECKTIE SOCIAL
Special to THE EVENING Journal.

Special to THE EVENING JOl RNAL.
EBENtIER. Del. April lf-Thc bon
net and nccktie social held in connection
with the Ladies' Mite Society oi Ebc-
nczer Church at the home OF Mr. aud
Mrs. James II. Little ON last Thursday
evening was "a -ucccss The guests in
cludcd: Mn. and Mrs Harvey Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. William Chambers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Little MIR. and Mrs. George
KNOTS. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Comfy. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Mr. and Mrs
Lester Lamborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Alban
Buckingham, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Croft. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence OthosOn.
Mr.. and Mrs William Chambers OF STAN
ton. Mr.. and Mrs George Dcnmey. Mr.
and Mrs. George Dempsey. Mr. and Mrs.
Harley a. Mouslcy. Mr. and Mrs sam
ucl Pearson Mrs. sara J.. Norrall. Mrs.
katherine Van SAINT. AIRS Frank White
man. Mrs. Jackson Whitcman. Mrs.
Joseph Is. Worrall Misses Elizabeth
Moore, Sara Little, Lora Little. Fran
ices Nhitcman. Alma Little. Katharine
Mouslcy. Louisa Baldwin. Matte Guth-
ric. Sara t. Davis. Ada Mitchell. Emma
Hid, Erma Pemnock, Edna Worrall,
Anna Ray Whiteman, Sara Mouslcy,
Gladys Davis Warren Buckingham VII
liam Baldwin, Willard Buckingham.
Frank Kelley. William Singer, Taylor
Eastburn. Edwin Gregg Harold Little,
Herman Little. Edward Van SAINT Clar-
cncc Little, Raymond Buckingham, Har-
vcy Moore. Ermont Johnston. Wayland
Fellows, Harry Taylor, Clarence Davis,
Clarence Mhiteman, George Dempsey,
Ir. Raymond Davis. Franklin. Herbert,
Walter and Clifford Knots Ralph Buck
ingham. William and Joseph Chambers
and Robert Strahorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mousley and
daughter. Sara. were the recent guests
of the formers brother. Mr.. Oliver
Mouslcy. of Penny Hill.-Mr and Mrs.
William Trayner OF New Garden, Pa,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Pearson Samuel Eastbum of North
street spent Sunday with his cousin
lJohn +. Buckingham. Miss Nellie Van
SAINT has been indisposed for few days.
Lewis Lee Of near here and Miss May
/ Kennedy Of near kcmblcsyille. Pa, were
married by the Rev. J. j. Rowan, at
Newark ON last Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
ORDER MANY PROPERTIES
connected With Sewer

Miss Belle Corrigan, owner of the
house No. 20 East Twenty-third street,
appeared before the Board of Health
yesterday and requested that cistern
in the property lately used by the
Liggett q Myers Tobacco Company, in
Nandever avenue, be removed. The els
tern, it was claimed, IS nuisance.
The matter was referred for an nvesti-
CATION. The members of the board also
heard several property owners who re-
quested extension of time in connecting
their properties with sewers.
The report oi Meat Inspector Ford
for the month of March was received
and filed. 1t follows: Number of cat
tie inspected which Mere killed in local
slaughtering houses $50: calves, 90;
sheep and lambs, $40: hogs, POO. Num-
her condemned. cattle. 3; hogs, .;
chickens. Is nounds fish, lG6 pounds. a
combined total in pounds, ll52. The
number of carcasses received in Will
mington. which were inspected in other
establishments acting under the Federal
inspection law we're: Cattle. 1855 -;
calves, 81 sheep and lambs, 2i30; hogs.
1895.
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HARRINGrON PERSONAL NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
HARRINGTON, Del. April IA
Miss Hannah Clarkson, OF Clayton.
spent Sunday with her mother.-Mrs.
James Clarkson, Norman Shaw,
Harry Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Shaw spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Luther Shaw.-Mr. and Mrs.
Riley Melvin, of FELTON,, visited Mr..
and Mrs Ira Roe on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith. Of Goldsboro,
visited Elijah Sapp over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry Hardesty, of Phila-
deIphia. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Taylor and children were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed. on Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Lane
were Little Creek visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson, of
Philadelphia are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. b. Tharp.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
ST. GEORGES VISITORS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES. Del, April IA
Joseph Grassland, of Philadelphia. is
here for few weeks stay with
friends.-Miss Ada Garrett, of VII
mington, was a recent visitor with
relatives here-Miss Daisy Clark has
returned to st. Georges after a visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Salmon, at Sum
NIT Bridge Miss Helen Cannon has
been visiting relatives at New Castle.
Mrs. Frank Peterson was in Will
mOngton last week for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
White
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
DANIFLs rs COMMFNDFD.

The "N" of AIadeley NJ. Z. Church,
South Wilmington has adopted reso-
luton commencing Josephus Daniels.
secretary of the navy, for his recent
order barring liquors from the Ameri-
can navy after July l. The resolution
Is signed by Mrs. A. Boyce, president.
Mrs. y. Il. Conner. secretary: Mrs.
Aaeec. Mrs. NJ. Warren, Mrs. /. Jones
and Miss 4. Goodwin.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
Reliable.FOley's Honey and Tar
Command.

Just be sure that you buy Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound-it is re-
liable medicine for coughs, colds,
Group. whooping cough. bronchial
and la grippe coughs. which are
weakening TO the system. II also
gives prompt and definite results for
hoarseness. tickling throat and stuffy
wheezy breathing. For sale by ~ B.
Danforth. Market and Second Streets.
ADV.
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SUNSHINE
Written tor THE EVENING JOUR.
NAL by James 7. crozier.

Just scatter seeds of Kindness
In the paths you pass along,
And TO bring some happy sunshine
Let your heart be full of song.
Always have very pleasant word
For either friend or foe:
And your life will bring the sunshine
then
No matter where you 20.
We all have trials more or less.
That truth is understood.
10 worry or 10 fret, my friend,
win not do amy good.
There's One above who shapes our ends
Rough how them as we may;
Whose loving eyes are watching us
While W. are on the way.
II we have faith to trust His word
And ON Ills promise rest;
We then can feel as days go by
AN things are for the best.
Our lives will be all sunshine,
if we take things as they come.
Some blessed day wen all be free
From trSls- when we're home.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
Foley Kidney Pills Successful for
Rheumntism and kidney Trouble.

POsitive I'm actiOn Tor backache,
weak back, rheumatism, kidney and
bladder troubles p. j. Boyd. Ogle,
Texas. writes: After taking ,wo bot
ties of Foley Kidney Pills, my rheu-
matism and kidney trouble are com
pletely gone" Safe and effective
For sale by n. B. Danforth, Market
and Second Streets.-Adv.
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BACk no REFORM SCHOOL.

Marie Williams. aged II years. who
took poison in an attempt at suicide
several days ago. has recovered and
yesterday was taken from the Della
ware Hospital and sent 10 the Della
ware Industrial School for Girls.
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childrcn's Diseases Very Prevalent.

Whooping cough is about every
where. Measles and scarlet fever al
most as bad Use Feley's Honey and
Tar Compound for inflamed throats
and coughing. Mrs. l. c. Hostler,
Grand Island. Nebr., says My three
children had severe attacks Of
whooping cough. and very few doses
of Foley's Honey and Tar gave great
relief" For sale by \. B Danforth,
Market and Seconds Streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-04-14

Attainatle Beauty
For Most Women nt
No Expense
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
HEAD STUFFED UP?
Hvomei Giyes Ouick ReIief.

If suffering from a cold
or catarrh causing duh
headaches, or am itching
and burning sensation in
the nostrils, surely use
Hyomei. II gives quick,
effective and permanent
relief, is pleasant tn usc
and absolutely harmless.
Hyomei goes right 10
the spot You feel bet
ter in five minutes.
No roundabout meth
cd of stomach dosing
with Hyomei you
breathe it. This health
giving medication goes
directly TO the inllamed
membrane, all irritation
and congestion is quick
~ relieved. the delicate
TISSUES healed and vital
lied.
HYomci Is "a household
rcmcdy there Is moth
ing better for hoar-e-
ness, bronchitis, coughs.
colds. crouu ui any CA
Evening journal., 1914-04-14
The Beauty Of the Neck
BY GWEN SEARS

lovely neck and exquisite curves the desire Of every woman
Especially this that
low the daytime The throat and neck therefore
Washing the with
on inc n
a
o o off
without dirt when rubbed
a
duifuly the washing of the teeth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure area covers the
Ouif states this morning. extending
northward TO the Ohio valley. The
pressures are relatively low from
Michigan.
Southerly winds and high tempera-
lures continue from the middle Miss
lsslppi valley eastward over the Ohio
valley. The temperatures are lower
over Lake region and generally slight.
ly lower In the middle west.
Inc lower temperature area to the
north will probably settle southwark
INTO this section tonight, attended by
thunder showers during the next 80
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, s6 degrees; lowest last
night. as degrees: trace OF rainfall
me Ohio Will probably continue TO
TALL slowly In this district.
II. G. HOWE.
Section Director
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LITTI.ETON

LITTLETON. W. Va. July 24f. -
hr John Gran was shopping in wheel.
ing Wednesday.
Miss Olive lobouch returned borne
Tuesday from Clarksbure after spend.
ihl few days villa friends there.
Mrs J. ID. Fahey Of Hundred spent
sunday here
Mrs J.. W. Cumberlodge and two
children Nella and Carr spent sun.
Gay. with friends a. Hundred
MISS Cleo Nay spent Sunday after.
noon with friends o. Hundred.
Mr. Grover Wade b. visiting friends
QUO relatives AZ Lnmberport and Fair.
mont this week
Mrs. Rosa Pylcs and daughter Irma
returned home Sunday sitter Spending
the past six weeks with relatives al
sumner Hill and Bamen
Misses Marguerite and Lillian
hedy M Hundred
Miss Jennie Morgher spent a few
days a. Cameron the fret Of tho week.
Mr. stanley Grow of Cameron spent
sunday evening with friends here
Mr. Jake Pyle attended the momor.
ial services a. Hundred Sunday.
Mr.. A. George was a business vial.
Tor a. Warrington Monday
Messrs. Guy Mackcy and Harry vi.
l'ft spent Tuesday evening with
friends AZ Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Lcmlpv spent
Sunday with friends ~ Hundred
Mr.. EdEar Kimblo is spending the
weekend with friends al Cleveland.
Ohio
Miss Dinsy slden is visiting friends
o. Sugar Run.
Misses Gayle Howard and Ida Nuss
q Cameron spent Wednesday and
Thursday With friends here
Mrs. o. ~ Robinson and daughter
AIDA spent Thursday with friends az
Hundred
Mr. y n Robinson spent Thursday
With friends 40 Wheeling
Mrs. Jordan Earnest Of Meadow
Brook are visiting friends and relatives
here for n fo1- days
Mr. Tom kimblc spent q few DAYS
~ Warrington the first OF the week
Nr G T. Auender spent SUNDAY
With relatives at Hundred
Miss Nora Fox who has been visit.
ing her sister. Mrs J. r. Cron for n
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FOSTORIA DIVIDEND
Two Per cent'cash Dividend Declared
Yesterday BY Directors. Payable
August Z

AZ meeting Of the directors OF the
Fostoria Glass Company. held a.
Moundsville yesterday. IL was decided
TO declare a two per cent cash divi.
dend. payable August T. The action
% the company follows the hold over
from the meeting hold ln June a.
which time u vas decided that the
earnings % the company AZ that time
DID not Justify payment Of n dividend
The action OF the directors Yesterday
IN declaring n cash dividend De- very
pleasing 20 the stockholders o. the
company
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tanned improvement. With all the
general tenor or reports reflects
either midsummer qu!et or a contin-
uance OF small lot buying at frequent
intervals, exceptions TO this charac-
terization being provided by the north
west Moreover highly ekeyed anti
clpauons as TO crops still TO be har-
vested are being shaded. chiefly be
cause OF reports Of black rust damag-
ing spring wheat and OF lack of mols-
pnre for corn.
business failures for the week end
ed July 20 we're reported as 262
against pa last year; wheat exports.
united States ana canada. 1884, 95
pushels agaInst 3,592,9 last year.
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SENTIMENT FOR FALL BUSINESS
OPTIMISTICAL, SAYS BRADSTREETS
Us BOYS.

NEW YORK. July 24-Bradstreet's
Will say tomorrow:
Trade reports present mixed as
poets. without. however, detracting
from optimistic sentiment as TO fall
business. Industrial employment has
improved, four lines OF finished steel
have been marked up. collections APP
pear 10 De better, money Is more ac-
tive, the general feeling Is that the
worst has been seen In the NUMBER
Industry. exports OF cereals are heavy,
wool IL active. presumably on account
OF expectations OF o good spring sea
son, railways In the southwest are
carrying an enlarged traffic and some
western sections and lines denote sus-
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FOREIGN EVENTS RESPONSIBLE
FOR DECLINE ON STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July 24.-Reasons for
the further decline In quoted values
today lay largely on the surface.
Austria's ultimatum to .Seryia and the
reported failure Of the Ulster confer.
ence were perhaps the most important
factors. fdf
There were other causes, however.
such as impending additional gold
exports, Increased damage to spring
wheat and corn In the northwest
more freight rates suspensions in
Missouri, Kansas and adjacent states.
and another reminder OF the Claflln
failure in the assignment OF a local
nrm OF dry goods importers.
Foreign markets were again demon
allied. as demonstrated in the decid.
edly lower range for international Sc
curities In London. Canadian Pacific
was most In evidence with a decline
of four points
Fries and Southern Railways also
we're offered at marked concessions
for foreign holders and half score
OF active Issues. including New York
Central, Northern Pacific, Harrimans.
the anthracites. United States Steel
and Amalgamated Copper receded
one 20 three points. Central rivalled
Canadian in point OF weakness. sell.
ing under any price quoted in over a
score OF years and later the grangers
and trunk lines as "a whole went low
er Total sales 300. 400 shares.
Erie issues were weakest OF all
bonds with general heaviness else
where: Total sales. par value. 81
United States coupons As declined
q per cent on call
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July 24.-Chances OF war
IN Europe tended To sustain something
or an advance In nearby deliveries OF
wheat to-day. but failed TO offset heay:-
ness which affected the more deferre =
options. The market closed unsettled
&C OH 70 &C up compared with last
hlSht- Corn suffered "A net decline OF
&C 10 y n :, c and oats 81 l4mNc TO
&C. In provisions the outcome was a,
Sc back OF 22hc to 72iac. except for
July pork. which frightened up i5c.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-Money on call
steadv IA ei2hc. ruling rate e. clos.
Ing bid 1Ac. asked &c. Time money
stronger sixty DAYS CSC. ninety DAYS
aef 3 ~ C. six months fUHLc
tupucr-Quiet. SPOT Nf7U ufffa 80.
electrolytc $3.50. lake nominal. cast
ing t1325
Iead-f7 shm395
Speiter=sa. 0Un SO
fruu-UfiFaf
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter. EGGS and Cheese.

NV NVItk- July 2F-Huttsr, QuIot
unchanged.
Cheese-Firn: unchanged
Eggs-irregular unchanged.
iuur- Firmer held.
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Cash quotations wore % follows.
oats-No. white 90 = a37isc; stane-
ard 3sm 3sisc
Rye--No. q Gee
Barley-fsW
Ttmothy-g 90 ~ 20
Cloyer-st0.oOM 1900.
pork-G22 So
Lard-{972
Ribs-sii.5oa
PITTSBJRGH. Pa. July 2f-Cattla-
STEADY supply light Choice gq2Ea
go. prime ss.s0Ffg.OU
sheep trunE supply light. prime
wethers tb5ON : rs. ,uiis and cournoos
f@eNM 500. lambs $1,000 500.
Veal calves .OUflfn50
hoEs-l Lower; receipts IS double
decks Prime hesvles 50 20. mediums
ana heavy workers. 50 50f9EB. Igbt
Iorkers and pigs f9t5ag.s0 roughs
tN00mS2b.
CHICAGO. uiv zt-Hors. rsc.t1,-
10 600 Head. bulk ss.6sn ss5. light $3.50
n 30. mixed fs.f5 a. 900. heavy IS C0sr
800. roughs fs.35 ~ SIS. piss i775a
Cattle -Rcceipts 900 head. beeyea
5000 in co.. steers $3.50 SIS. stockers
aud feeders So 70 = 90. cows ana heifers
81 '.25. calves S7754112s
sheep Receipts 5000 fenH. shseu.
50 0Olq06
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fev days returned 10 her home a. sch
con on Monday
VT Prank Shrincr spent Tuesday
with friends al Mannirrton
VT Walter Vcnsei NJ McMeehcn
tpCnt Saturday with friends IN town.
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l1l-Trnnsfer books close Jufy gtst
TOT - cash dividend payable al one.
l2l-Transfer books close July ism
August J. f"S""'e
go Transfer books close July q Tor
~ cash dividend rnvable Aurfaf
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WHEELING K LAKE ERIE
w Z f END EXCURSIONS

e2.5o round-tr1p e. Cleveland. ana
$500 round-trip 20 Canton every satur-
day. returning Sunday. s2Oo round-trtp
70 Cleveland ana Canton every sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Wheeling Live Stocks.


eal calves. good to choice 10 00II0 so
cal calves. fnir 20 GOOD p H0T' DO Hn
IrNf. rrrrV a com. calves 00M 90
Fresh Cows. ext. per I'd 90 00l70 90
81 t.al D.r common 90 fairza 90 u 20 %
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Baron Local Stock.

WHEELING. ". Va July "a -
The following quotations On ~. -.
sctive stocks % tho wheeling msrL.t
sre corrected daily FOR the 1nteIIirenrsr
~ Mhfshnh manager bond Department;
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y per cent.
Pittsburgh Stocks-

WHEELING. W. Va. July 20. IL
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A. T. Masten y Co. BANKERS
and brokers. national Exchange Bank
building
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MITCHELL & STEVENSON. Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va Juiv "a -,
The following Quotations on the n,or.
seuVe stocks Of the Wheeling market
are corrected FOR the lntelliEencer nv
Mitchell a Stevenson. Inc. local brokers'
STOCKS IPar. Bid. Ask.ILs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

Ol-Iransfer books close July ~ Tor
80, pr cent cash dividend payable 40.
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WI HlEilNff. W Va. July "a "a
The fuituufrE uuufaftan. ~ ~, -.
acilte atCckf N tEr SIS n-ollne marcel 80
goffected daily fnr TIRE fntelIIrsursr ~
Howard tfaTfsff a Soc sl.le,....la
buldiuEt
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. July "a. ~.
Range % active Ttcrirs on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. +. Mastcn a Co. brokers.
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1)-Transfer books close July END
Tor 80 cash dividend payable August 81
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WHEELING vs.. Va. IuIV'7t "a
CATTLE
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LaBelle On Pittsburgh Board

WHEELING. w. Va, July "a. ia.
Reported by A. =. Mssten 4 Co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-03
TO KEEP HEALTH AND BEAUTY
Possessor Must Be Willing to Take In.
finite Pains and Not Grudee
Necessary Tlme.

Wash the face daily In very hot wa
ter.
Use plenty of soap, lathering the
face and neck with soap jelly and rims.
Ing 1t off afterward with bath hose.
Let no soap remain upon the skin,
but be sure that it Is removed by using
as many waters upon it as one has pa
tience to apply.
After a thorough washing, the skin
must have a little cream or little
skin food massaged into it.
When the eyes are tired and dulled,
as after motoring, use either an eye
lotion bath or one made of water to
which little boracic powder o. witch
hazel has been added Keep the eyes
open in the water. This both strength.
ems and bsigh,ens them.
A good tonic for the eyebrows is
made with two ounces Of RED yaselne,
one dram q tircture OF cantharides, IL
drops Of oil of lavender, IL drops of oil
of rosemary. Apply night and morn
ing with a tiny brush. This can also
be used on the eyelashes, but must not
be allowed to get in the eyes, since
any oily preparation will infame then.