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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-09

Owing to the fackt that
my hay has went and matureA
on me this yr sooner than expected
and bccus | haven't been able to hire
emmy help to harvest same and have
nearly
worked myself to deth
in order to cut and put up what little
hay ] now have in the barn For these
reasons
now offer for sale about S acres
Of hay
which is standing in the field uncu,
4 which | wont be able to harvest.
II you happen to need hay
here is chanst to get It checp
right on the stock as you might say
Next winter when you run outcn hay
and hay is skeeree and expensive per
ton
you will probably wish
you had purchased this hay offer
you for sale now.
Please buy this hay
often me at once somebuddy, beeus this
longer you delay the more worthless
it will be. As a further indoocement
TO make this hay sell like hot cake
| will let you have the lend
of my moving machine to cut this hay
with as it stands. would also lend
you my two horses, but amt
only got ono.
will be willing to take for this hay
whatever it is worth and il you don't
think it is worth that much WIZ :ssa
will take less
and no quest,hions askd.
For hay in the field see
BingviIIe. ISRAEL PUTNAM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

larry AekcN. who resides IN gfeubrn
I'VE hHf De- very well known and rfr.a
mere received q blow on the law cstYr.
Jay which broke that memhor Ir ~,
places, while attempting 20 rqrare tfr,-
sen with another S~fcubonvfiIe INNS
man "ho had called him an rriy name
.hlIe Pc was on dury the dav besor.
Askey was on duty on Friday ana f3d a
llttle quarrel with a fellow on the ca
hL'gr winch the Young fellow called bfr,
~ ugly name and Jumped from the a.
tA'e saturday afternoon the two net
-teuhenNille and Ackey asked fte
,Lner 70 come over 60 this side a. d..
nrldEe 30 that he might show bir, L.
~. able q. protect his good name Tn.
.,lr.W h9d no money md Aekey even
10y 80 Tar as 90 pay his toll across he
n,luEe The hEht was 20 have fatcr
.lace on this side Of the bridge ana ~.
l.o were walking close 10 eacb 1tb.7
Snen. before they had crossed ~.
nllnEe the other fellow aftartaT NJ
Nhlie ne was on runrd and. sanffpg n
lld rlrht. 20 the Jaw while hfe mouth
gpfn. broke Aekey'a TOW. Aetev wes
eauFht Or his guard. and when fbe a.
sInsen by the hrst blow could not
fnf hack but the fellow continued srf
.ttt DIN ID The name ~ the fellow
VINO got the best 81 the deal corid 40
learned Aekcy lost two feefb s-t
JAW waF broken On two place. but
ne VIII come around a11 right uifh .0of
Hn claims The dispute hae no.
Nff been rcfficd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
TO BUILD SOME ROAD

'pCgi1l uiepatCh % the T-nteTirer~s,
ghAfIDN. ". Va. July gO The
tuildinR Of q splendid state road from,
pittsburgh Pa. through West virginia
passing through N~orEsntown and
'rafton. then down through the south
rrn part Of West VIRGINIA TO tho Viz
E'nia line. cutting through VIRGINIA
10 Tennessee and on south 10 Bristol
2 onn., was outlined here TODAY bv
Road Engineer a. N. Williams Of
Nlor gantown. The road departments
nl p Tour states mentioned are IN
tcrcqted In the project and Fngineor
Williams says that the plans are al
ready being prepared Ho was unable
20 estimate the cost Of the work Mr.
Williams says that the governors Of
West Virginia and Tennessee will.
cover the entire proposed route by
automobile this fan starting frow
IIttshurRh and making their way ail
tho way through TO Bristol. Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

ing.
waiter Davis was a wellsburg visitor
on saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cirby and daugh-
Ter were Steubenyill- callers Saturday.
william kraEer was a Stcubenvuie
caller on Saturday ev~ning.
baNey Morgan and Harry Briggs at
Tended the carnival in Mingo on Satur-
day evening.
James k"lngensmith returned SatAr-
day from a short visit with friends a,
New kensington. Pa.
Miss MARY BAXTER was a Wct1sb,ro
visitor to-day.
Frank Klamath has acerted a position
as foreman OF the tailoring department
VILE. 'u"eh
Mrs. Brunson and son. Of Chester. are
Nlslting at p home Of John Frampton
on Main street.
Mrs. Robert Allen. OF S~teubenvule
ONO, returned home after n short yieff
a. the. home OF Fred Shaddick Sr ~
virginia avenue vi
MISS Tracy Spencer. OF Toronto. Ohio.
Visited friends in town on sunday after.
noon and evening. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

outing at an o~ut-the-pike picnic
ground. This will likely necessitate
the closing of stores and barber
shops.
John Weiss. clerk in the Elm Grove
state Bank. is enjoying a vacation.
Two parties Vtho refused to give
thelr names were fined s. and costs
yesterday by Mayor Rine for speeding
through b town of Elm Grove.
Town Marshal J. o. Butler. of Elm
Grove. Is making tests of all milk be.
ing furnished to the residents OF the
town. The results of his work will
Dc made known in a few days.
James Somehow. of Tiffany. O.. is
the guest for a few DAYS of friends
and relatives in the out-the-pike dis,
trict.
W. W. Kemp. OF warwood. spent
Yesterday touring the out-the-pike
district.
Miss Edna Houston has returned to
her home IN Elm Grove, after spend
the past several days with rela
yves at Waynesburg.
Miss Belle Baer. Of W~aynesburg Is
spending q few days as the guest OF
Mrs. J. VI. Houston. at Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

avs ago the council met and issued an
order mat all street. and walks should
De cleaned Of weeds. For some time
inc property owners paid but little at
teniion 10 the matter. but when they
FOUND that council Was In earnest and
they were likely To pay a fine for their
h~tkheente. proceeded To get busy and
the result has been astonishinr. This
general clean up a. not being done
thruuEn any reason Of the town In try
ing 70 snow their authority over the res
ld'nts, but Tor the purpose Of having
inc streets placed in condition to allow
pedestrians O. pass along the streets.
IN arg weather this did not materially
affect the walks. but in RAINY Wtatn.r A.
" Impossible &" get along the strccts
without being soaked. All residents,
Win the exception ui "a sew. have ,ou-
piled with the Urdc- ana IL Is expected
that they viii come across within a few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Miss Josephine WIN has returned
70 her home az Smiths Ferry. Pa. az
TOR spending tho mast several woots
a. ~" guest Of Miss Ella Weeks. ai
Triadolphia "
The Woodmen band mot last evor.
Ing I'M tho Film Grove Town hail 10
their regular weekly practice
PROT John a. Shaw. Of West fib.
erty Normal school has returned to
west ldboriv after spending the paet
r'N'Tal weeks a. hig former home
neHr ~Hlckhannon and other points in
inc eastern part Of the state
lfs Minnie Murphy and father.
lohn F~innogan have returned fo tbeI-
nome 90 Cameron. after rnndinr me
larI rev days HE tho guests OF Mrs
naTlcs '~orcornn ~ Film Grove
VIZ ,orcoran returned 10 Cameron
WIN thom. whore she will pend sry.
cral days
cuisines viii b. practically NJ n
ElAhdatiI I'M The ont fhc.pikc district
thursday The BARRIERS arc HOLDING
NOR annual picnic at Canton while
the e~rOcrfymcn will hold their annual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
APPEAL FOR AID
Local Unions Of U. NJ. w. Of A Az.
asked to Aid Striking Miners 81
ONO Who Are In Dire Finan.
cial Straits.

COLUMBUS. ~ July 2O-An an.
.tdi o financial aid for more thar
53.VVO Ohio coal miners who have
y, en- out Of work since March because
gl u~iHlculties with the operators in
ln' FORMING or a new CONTRACT was
made to-day to local unions Of tbc
lnited Mine Workers of America
.nroHshout the country by Officers of
the Ohio union.
appeal was made in 1000 Lot.
lers, which stated "The outlook A. for
a long and bitter struggle Abont
59f.uv men VIII resume work soon ir
made. "'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

AFTER the preacum. r.T-Ire AZ the
Methodist church IN Sabbath morning
a meeting was held 90 discuss holding
sunday school picnic his year. 10 was
decided hat this school should boId I,
plciic OF their own, as did the Presby.
ierians last week. The picnic Will 6a
.elu on next saturday. July 20. al
SNnton park. A special car will con.
Ney the crowd 70 the park and thev will
remain All day. A vote was taken
which showed this sunday school Is
heartily IN favor Of the Follanabee dav
picnic 20 be held az Rock Syringe part.
on saturday. August 8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

ors' room IN the rear, While the second
moor viii be set on In Office rooms and
Will be rented.
The interior or the building is nicely
finished The large time safe whicn
arrived last week has been put in place
~ the rear END OF the banking room In
the center OF the back wall. The safe
- a large one n Is Of the latest and
strongest model The framework for
me bank has arrived at the station and
d. 10 be put Iu place NJ once. as well as
equipped.
cashier Armstrong was in town all
Gay saturday arranging with the presI-
utnt 70 open the new concern the later
part OF this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
OUT-THE-PIKE


a party composed Of the following
people returned yesterday to their
homes after spending the past two
weeks In the wilds Of Canada. Pea
BODY Atkinson. Alvin Schubart. Albert
I'D Ernest kOchert, James Banr.
Ray Evans. Misses Martha scbui.rf
Mary Iewig. and Mr.. and Mrs. n n
Schubart. The party left Wheeling
about two weeks ago and have spen.
NE time fishing and hunting on Six
Mile Lake. on the Georgian Bay They
reported the hunting and fishing TO
be OF the very best an DAN moved
n very pleasant vacation. They ar
rived in Wheeling Yesterday AFTER
witnessing q baseball game ~ Cbica.
go. Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Fpur HpHDdcrs Who were taken In
~ Chiof ~ Police J. q Butler. Of FIm
grolf ana deputy Sh'rin VIII Green.
sunday we're arrairncJ Tor "a hc.rfrg
last evening Mr. Arndf nIrad guilty
70 me charge and was assessed fyo
ana cost Mr. Rownd stood trial and
was assessed Tho same amount
McssrF C1es and Wright we're fnad
I'VE and costs from which they took
ON appeal Another party. who no.
used - n give hIa name came no
before Squire Seibcrt 30 stood friaf
and was assessed for Eve bones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

MHrIer aneuf sundaY az HIS HON.
IHHf evening WV
'frne IINhN HHH returned 10 her
nome at PhilHdrlrhIr o.. after : rteas.
~ fI-if ~ two weeks with friends
wilson wa. In WcUahurr ON
pr thle moruIrr
lU F1Iarahrr ra vvsu.t-.-
caller I1af evening
theodore NrIrfrIed wac ri efeubervfrs
visitor orr SHfHrfF. evening
James krirE was ID effIHrruff fr ..ff..
-1furIfV evening
Ihe paving nf lower Main street wVr
TrrE
Mrr 'i.ft I'Iur1n was a s-tcubonvuis
collier 0u SATURDAY
Mrs Harry Rogers and children we're
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

What mIrhf have been n disastrous
IRE starred rrefrrdnv shortly before
noon in che new brick building being
erected on Main street for tho urw
W0mo restaurant Two vnrnr mon
Clarence o. Francis and william he.
lnnicy. were walking down street when
They Glanced % see smoke pouring un
from the basement Of the TrffrIrr
which la only h1lf completed and mon
on iufeaftratiuu found n small nile ~
straw o. Pc burning Thrv who 80
meufherF ~ The volunteer IRE dararf.
mont soon had n few buckets OF water
on the blaze and har no under control
before ans reel dam-rc was done Hos.
me hre started rr bow tho straw came
70 % placed in The Placement ~ the nov
BUILDING could NOT Do learned. hut BE- o.
fhoughf the straw was rarafeaafv
thrown there when some ~ the mnfrrfsf
for The building arrived. and on surf4-
some raeeerhV probably throw = match
INTO TIE Placement rarciraafv. hut .furrUv
~ VS. discovered in time and erfin.
rufahcd ur considerable damage MIGHT
have been done. FOR fhia section De- wrrf
adjoining
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

a meeting Of the committee IN
charge Of affairs Of the Woodmou
picnic. 10 be- held on Green's lawn.
j rt7dolphia was held last evening at
the home Of Willard Harris. in Hazel.
wood A. this meeting the program
Tor the afternoon was arranged and
all details for the outing completed.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
MAKING SLOW PROGRESS

FALMOUTH. Eng. July g0-gir.
Thomas lipton's Shamrock ". BE-.
making only slow progress on hcr.
voyage 90 the United States. The.
challenger for the Americas cup and
il' Ht'sm Yacht Erin which is con-
royinr her were Obliged TODAY 10 seek
shelter from an eastoriy gale in tho
arhor here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
Mex Principal Tor Philadelphia.

itossey. for1aer principal Of Triadclphla
district High school has b.eu dppOIut.u
PRINCIPAL OF clay school in Wheeling. an
appointment for TIE cut the pike POSI-
uuu Wlll Dc necessary. Just who will
receive this appointment ~ not as yet
known. as II D. sdlu there are several
applicants Tor the position. II is likely
that a meeting OF IA, board OF education
Will be held within q few days and the
appointment made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
Mons BIBLE class Ptenio.

The mems Bible class or the Vance
Memorial church h. fast completing the
arrangement FOR an outing and picnic
10 be held az Blnyney's grove some time
during the latter part Of August An
interesting program of events be- being
arranged. Including O. bail game ana
other u~tl"tiC-. Baskets will be packed
BY the wives and s~wce'nenrts. and a
good time D. anticipated hy an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
The Tidy
R%0usekeeper's
Guard Against
Bugs


Our bug %exterminator
kills them all-the little
fellows as well as the big
ones.
Destroys their nests,
breaks up the breeding
places.
It IS very easily applied,
does not leave the slight
est stain, has a very faint
odor, which passes away
within a few minutes.
Gives all around salts
faction wherever used.
Put up in patent sprinkle
top pint cans.
Price, per can, Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

rev X q Harehwan. pastor OF the
EdgUood and W1rUo1F Iufherar
c~hurchce win hold o. reception Tor the
member no bis homo 7t lakewood This
evening Tho congregation ~ fr.h
church has bon invited fo the event
and Do PROMISE t0 Do exceedingly boz.
iercstinE an excellent musical pro.
Hram hae been arranged for tho eve.
ming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

About twenty-five ut.Ubra Of the
Junior V VI. g. a are camurd near
olmar place up Big Wheeling creek
boys. and the time ts being sueut boo
uniting sriure. IshiuE and swimming
Word from The CluIu shows that the
boys are having the time OF their lives
and are very des1rouE Of STAYING
throughout The hot weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Tho regular weekly meeting Of
Mystic Lodge Number "a. X. Of p. Of
tlW Grove. was held last evening
Matters pertaining to the business Of
me lodge were taken up. Following
the installation Of "a class OF candi.
dairs = aOcIal hour was eninled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

one OF the most successful terms Of
the West Liberty summer school will
close this evening The attendance
Tor The term Of six weke was the
largest TINT has attended the school
Ior several years and alFo proved
one OF p most successful from the
educational standpoint Quite a mum.
Der OF the rfudonte left last evening
Tor. their homes and tho remainder
viii leave TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Arrangements have been completed
by Tho members Of the Junior Harac-
81 and Excelsior Bible classes OF the
stone church Tor apicnic Thursday AZ
IolmarF place. up HiE Wheeling
rrnFk Tho wagon viii leave the
nome OF Mrs brennan AZ s o'clock n
m. One feature of tho day will be- the
athletic prorram. which will consist
Of base ball games and other diver.
siOne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

The second bank Tor F~nfarahurr wW
~ opened some dHw fhr latter rrrf ~
VILE WrrF The rlanrrrIuv was com.
nIeten SATURDAY,. nun wurkmru wore rn-
gaFen fLfe w0rrirr lr putting fhr 0rfaf.
fnH f0Irh 70 NO inside frImmIura The
new bank building puts ru n frr on.
r~farancr md heira fhe looks ~ The
huaInsre section ~ town Dr. o. 70 large
brick structure Tho entire nret floor ~
10 occupied hy the bank. with n direct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Tho annual lawn rrfo and arrrer ~
Ninconfr parish. Elm Grove viii be-
nnId 7f So Niuvsufa hall and r~0urFs
'N NiEN b ana 3 fu order better 90
i'r'wwnI1fr the large crowd al viaIt-
~ i.af usually attend tho AFFAIR. the
'"n.fnIfife in charge has decided 10
nisH 2 nov departure fnI1 ye1~ and
1.l th" lawn fefr ON two sIr~eqsive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

The Elm Grove company Of the
IoNs BRIGADE met last evening ~ tho
stone church. Elm Grove Several
OF tho members u the company were
present and spent tho evening In drill
ine and other military exercises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Of the Wheeling Mold and Foundry
the plant was closed down yesterday.
however 10 Is expected that the neces-
sary repairs will be made within a
few days and operations resumed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
FOLLANSBEE
Foreign BOY Arrested.

FOLI.ANSBEE, W. Va. July 10
case against Joe Havor. a foreign boy
aged about hfteen years. charged with
breaking the leg OF James Scardina.
aged about twelve years in "a scumle
the first week in June. was started In
squire Smiths court at . o'clock this
morning. and ~ was continued indehn-
itely.
The case originated ABOUT six weeks
8 when James. the young son or -sr.
and Mrs. Joe Scardina. OF Duquesne and
Main streets. was playing with "a num-
her OF other boys ABOUT his own size
near thco nice Of the Jefferson Glass
company on state street. when n NUM-
Der OF larger boys approached them and
ordered them 10 leave the spot The
smaller boys insisted on remaining
there. and were attacked by the three
or four larger ones. The little Scardina
hoy was taken hold OF by Joe Havor.
who after a brief scunle threw him TO
the ground with considerable force and.
falling on him heavily at the same time.
managed 20 break his right leg.
There were quite a number or eye
witnesses 90 the breaking OF the boys
les. and the mayor office was hlled
with these AZ the appointed time. but
the case was continued indefinitely.
Scardlna thought he would get ~ -,sts
out OF the suit by having the state take
~ Up. and when told the fine or what
ever 10 might be would go to the state.
he wanted time 20 consider. The wit
nesses IN the case were dismissed. and
a ~ likely the case will be settled by
paying the $50, as was offered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

The many friends o. Rufus Walters
wen known Elm Grove man who figured
iu an automobile accident ~ few miles
west ~ Martins Ferry r. few wrfta
aEu will boz Glad 90 learn that b. fa
able 10 leave The tuarital SIR walters
suffered n broken lee and minor in-
Tl' but Within H Few days DO GEL
Thought he viii b. able Co 30 about HE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

minus Augusta Troffcr wife IN r.w..
I~r0tfcr. who died ~ rho atenhergtft.
on Friday July o.. az n m
"" Ihe members NJ Fnuanrhee fodee
mot 10 their h~e1d1rartrra on ert
fl'H afternoon ~ 3 o'clock ana d, /,
BODY attended the funeral beff - rs.
Firg.niH avenue The BODY uae
Ihlnped fo Hammond on an earfv tr,t,
saturday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Prof A. p. Young. FOR several wears
past at the head Of the Foilansbee pub-
NC schools. was visiting friends in town
oyer sunday. lie has been spending
the summer at his home al Powhatsn.
ana his many friends were glad TO see
MIN. The school board will meet within
me next rev weeks To- select the teach
eFs Tor the coming term OF school.
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vioiatsd ms Law.

Many residents OF Main street near
Ohio we're shocked gomew hat whSn an
automobile iu which were i've men
pulled up along the curb on account Of
n blowout on Sunday morning All Eve
Of the men were highly intoxicated. none
Of them knowing scarcely that the ma
chine had stopped except fthe driver.
who was unable 20 make the necessary
repair himself. but called FOR a local
man 20 help him ouL
Many people who were going 90 sun
day school heard the men talking loudly
and some gtoTped and watched them.
-Four men remained In the machine as
though nothing had happened. and
while INC chauffeur ana the other man
we're repairing the wheel they are said
70 have passed booze. both beer and
whisFcy, around several times The tire
was repaired within n short time and
the machine. headed mp the river. left
~ n rapid rate n speed Many people
report having seen the beer bottles
passed around. hut did NOT think az the
time 90 make n complaint before n local
Justice The machine iu which they
we're i0rridiur showed ~ belonged IN
fn|H state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
nARnrn nnura

vas aa uS Nllh -.c.-,i ren ,.l ko.gr =. s',f.,
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WHY DONT YOU

Why DON'T YOU
Come IN ana Wee uur new spring aHd
tumsucr SHOES today Our STOCK Is
exceptional this spring our careful
buying nj made our spring and
summer line the btst that was ever
SHOWN IN this city. IL now awaits
your inspection. Come to-day.
FoLMAR RoAINE &C.
Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

street has sold out hIa place Of busiresa
and is now located loo tho Mooney Har. q
rh.u Hi iNr corner ~ Market AMI
fifteenth HfUrrfH Hr 81. ANTIQUE IL.
meet bic friends at bis new location
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Foundry Closed
Owing TO a break in the machinery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Concrete Work Call
TrE { 3 KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulbach Buildinu Both Phonss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Lined with SINNERS
Satin. Buy now and get
full seasons wear out of
your suit. Price now is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Here are some values as
high as $3.50 in Chit
fons, Nets. Allover Lace.
to go during the sale at