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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
CIVILIZATION Of ANCIENT CRETE
Fashions 1000 Years Ago Like
Those of To-Day.
In Minonn Empire Tablets show
People Inventors of Letters of
the Alphabet.

Women of crete were wearing big hats, |
| high heeled shoes, tight laced corsets and, |
| in ia It. all of the flipperics of the modern
| Partisan styles 1000 years ago. The Gre
tans had houses and methods Of santa
| tor thai far o.uDassed anything known
! In modern civilization until the last ool
years and they had even invented written
words. although until recent discoveries
the historians had conferred this distinc-
| ton upon tho Phoenicians, who, however.
did not appear In history until 1909 years
later.
The man who has made these archaeol-
oglcll discoveries and helped 20 cause
revision Of history IS Rev James Ba'kie.
who I'm a recent communication 10 Gill
bert II. Grosvenor, director Of the Ma
tional Geological society, narrates the
wonderful discoveries that have boon
made I'm the island Of Crete IN tho Esean
sea, coded 70 Greece by TURKEY At the
conclusion o. the recent Balkan war. The
writer even goes so tar as to declare it
possible that Crete was the actual stage
for events that have reached vs. in the
shape OF the old Greek legends.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
THE WOODEN HEN.
How She Rears Her Chicks.
z. K. pARKiNSON.

In buying new breeders there should bee
great care as to selection and strict
observance Of rules regulating t"mpcra-
turc Broodcrs before being used should
be cleaned, scrubbed, disinfcctcd inside
and out, lamp hues cleaned, outside paint
Cd then put in the sun to air and dry
and also new wicks bought and used for
each hatch Now TO ind d good location.
An indoor broodcr should be kept i'm
warm place where temperature never
goes below freezing An outdoor one
should BE- in a sunny place, for sun is
| very essential.
THE HOUSE IN ORDER
| The hrooder placed, cover floor aud thr
! hover with an inch Of dr. sand. or top
| Of which Except under hover and for
! foot In front of 10 spread finely cut clover
| or hay for about an Inch. Light the
lamp. or stove, whichever 1t may be- reg.
ulaUng tic temperature according TO
directions go the heat where the chicks
sleep Is between % ana IS degrees the
first week. gradually droppinr to 90 de-
grces by the 18th day and TO - degrees
the 2lst day. Leave tho newly hatched
chicks in the Incubator nursery - hours,
then transfer them in a warm lined baS
ket to the broodcrs evening j. the best
time, providing a small drinking foIn-
tain filled with fresh tepid water and a
box filled with charcoal. Tie .irst three
days feed a mixture of onc-thild stale
bread, one-thrd rolled oats and one-thrd
hard boiled GO minutes eggs, using
shells and all dufertilc, thin shell o. mis-
shappeu eggs and mix crumbly, but not
sloppy, with sweet milk adding little
chick size grit. giving it five times daily
Over this, the second day, sprinkle chick
feed.
The first three days keep chicks mean
, the hover. pushing them back Under il
after each meal until they are used to It
The fourth day stop the nursery food
feeding scratch feed, throwing It In thu
clover and start green food. though spar
iugly, and avoid sour or frozen feed @
musty grain for they are certain death
After the sixth day begin feeding nea
. scraps in small quantities. an ounce Zee
i twice daily in feed hoppers. The follow
ing successful method of feeding is excel
i lent: over the cut clover spread t.
. pounds of chick feed covering with tW
s more inches Of clover and ten pound
u more Of feed. and so or. until there ar
=. eight inches OF litter and Gp pounds a
tt Of feed. This, with meat scraps and gree
d food. lasts about five weeks, and reared I!
. this way chicks viii prove sturdy. health
l. and possess great vitality.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
EGG SANDWICHES.

Powder and rub fine the hard boiled
yoike Of eight eggs. chop the whites "a
fine a. possible. mix all together and rub
to a paste with two tablespoonfuls %
melted butter a. little salt aud a dash
of cayenne pepper. Mix and spread.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
OLIVE sANDWICHES

Srad ana cool 70 large olives stone
them and chon tine. Add one tablespoons
TN Of maNonnaisc dressing and one tea
spoonful Of cracker dust: mix well ana
it il ready to use.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22
PROTECTING TIE PRESS
Congress Offers Example Tor the
Various States.
Pres. Galleries in the Nat'"""' N"p'-
fol Are Governed ny very S'1c'
nulrs-Agninst Lobbying nnd
other Offences.

- ~. - H. sc -..lerios
. tho atatn House ,hc same rules, cs-
-r+ioiiv which Govern the press gal
,as f +bc national -apitol brings to
Ina NAT nrohablv the nuhlic has vert
,.,Io dco Of fine rigorous discipline with
.,,i., tho r,,lo. or the press gallery here
,1,,i,istor,d Tho privilege of the ,
,f.,,so NJ, SENATE foo. is not more jealous /
,or,1,d than, tb,t of the press gallery
f., v,sbing+on and literally it would he |
400. fn,. a stranger to enter the Sem
,,.. cta,,ber while that body was in ses-
,r .s :, Gross the threshold of the
.ta-oor, of -h, nrcss gallery without
,..,r,r i,,t,,du.tion. The phrase "ad-
ti,, ,o ,b. uross gallery" as used
,,,r, doos NOT .1lplv the simple extension
e % courtesy TO visiting newspaper
, ,,. ,,np,ju. writer, but relates to
49,, .icI,t or a dali, newspaper to be rep
,,,t,d TN +lc official list of correspon-
49,. NE or more persons At pres
, 1oz ro,l and two women are recorded
,..,.,. IN, official list. and their names
,,,,,ishcd in the consressiona direc-
.hoV are entitled TO scat" in the
.l GALLERY. although as Il matter of
thc number of seats provided is far
f. Of the number Of correspondents.
L%DINc Committees oF CoRRE,S-
PONDENTS.
Tho affairs of tbn national ,rnss gallery
are administered bv = committee of five.
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as '"1 W Wv,
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iu'e' % ti'c senate " NhoSo oIue'" "'oi''
,v.rcieod absolut.Iv aI+bouob +raoreti-
'"uy its actions are subject to conhrma-
is the nower Of tbis committees that This
,,ower is used with cxcccdin, care. the
committee orion ,,,..tino Wei. ar,r
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rs.eas MOI, an o,o1i,,tions fo, ,dn,is-
oio, IN Tho col1o,,. o,d octs oitbo, nm.
~ g.. ,-,,,, ;,i,tat;o e ,,,.,,, ,o,,., t.,
tho ov,,,eior nc ,,or,hors Iitt,, or M
r,h,icit,. * vivian +o g., ,,,.oreodircs as
,o,,cb nf its h,sinoss 60 ot - c,,6dcp,,al
,b.ro,tar
rbe or,gin If Tho sta,,dir,, co,,,o,i,too
r,ro,. o,,, 90 met .,,o,, ,,o,,5itio,,, =, ,,,.,
boer .>,,osod i, ITO ras ,,ollor;as ne
tb. Nass,obueetts ,nrnr.1 c,,r+ Dur-
inc, tn, emily. ,.oars 90 ror,-,.ss ,.,.rort
~ bod tb. nri,iIo,a e +bo eoor of tbO
ttousa and at ona time % sc,ts ,,erc sun
,,,ed for renorte,e on tre Anor cvcIusivo
ne tboso occ,,ried Inc loc.1 ro,o,.tars In
49, tbo co,.ros,o,,dou+s v.oro ,i,.er tho
,,so ~ tho ,,,,tli. ,,oIIer,. .,d auto,o,n
above +b, sneaker uI,icb they have since
retained o,Iv representatives of rress
assoriations b,iu, allowed tho ,,rivilares
~ the floor in either branch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

10 have the want ADS" wsrkAg ter
you whenever there is an work they
can 90 for YOU is 10 DO "canny as tho
cannest."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
RETURN CARGOES
England Takes Steps 20 Reimburse
shippers For Goods Taken BY
British From German Ships.

WASHINGTON. Sept & - The
British government has taken steps
to return promptly 10 American ship
pers cargOes captured aboard German
steamers Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the
British Ambassador delivered 90 SEC.
Rotary Bryan today the following note
expressing tho altitude OF his govern
mcnf
'ln order TO prevent loss TO cub
Iecis of neutral powers and TO On.
courage continuance OF trade his
malcaty'E government have taken
steps 90 Get free ovpoditiouslv and
without reference to prize court az
many CargOrs aH pos eible even though
In some cases c1rEOcs may Do liable
n Jaw fO condemnation na prize
Au executive committee with fuIi
powers 10 deal with such cases has
been appointed
Carroos referred 10 we're those
aboard German ships curouto when
var was declared About 100 such
hips have been captured by tho
British fleets Some carroea we're
diverted t0 Gibraltar. others 10 points
in Canada and the Bormudas. and
American shippers generally have
been anxious Tor che prompt recovery
oft f1r.r roodr
Secretary Bryan expressed s1fisfac-
zion over Tho arrangement made by
The British government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
BRIGADE MEETS
Interesting Meeting and Camp Fire
Held Last Evening In Thomson
NJ. e. Church.

About two hundred persons enjoyed
the camp FIRE and competitive dri1 10
the Thomson ". r. church last night
given under the auspices Of the Boys.
Brigade OF this city and Eastern Ohio.
Addresses were made D. prominent
persons IN the brigade. and stories
we're told by The older members OF
The county. The prizes for the var.
ious events held ~ the encampmeut
o. the camping grounds ont the pike
we're distributed Tho company chat
VII receive the large auk nag Tor
selling the most tickets fo Tho cham
battle has nor been decided set CAP
tain Jones ~ Company ID. Ohio. was
presented with o. nno rife Tor having
cold ne most Individual Nckefs for
the sham battle Sergeant Carroll ID
Company a. West virginia won Tho
drIlldown. lasf night
Lieutenant Workman Of C0mranv
q. West Virginia vas presented win
watch and pcnknifo for winning tho
high broad jump. Private DARN of
Company p. vas prrsrnfod with ball
glove. drinking cup and prnknIfe f1i
winning tho junior yard dash and hf
broad jump. Private Slmmerau Of
COMPANY y. vas awarded tho g1Id
metai for target practice. the above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
AUSIRIAES
HAVE LOST HOPE
Complete Despair over Outlook AZ.
serted 20 Prevail Among People
in Budapest

LONDON Sept "a dispatch 90
fhe Chronicle from Ostend rays:
"a tourist who has jurt arrived here
from Budapest after nearly weeks
rIp saii There is feeling Of com
rlete despair u Budapest This is
caused mainly by The practical aban-
donm'u' OF the campaign aFainrt
servia. which bad tbe whole souiei
support of the ro1u'aco Who believe
fHaf only ono sharp stroke was nosd.
90 fo Irm1lish s.r.l Yef rf fhs .rI
of o. month not .Ir.Ir Austrian. ..I
dior O. ou sorviau a0u
The position Of tho dual mon.
rrohy 3. very serious IT. o. is compelled
fo make peace with sorvia ON account
oi Ilr chronic difficulties with tho
-iar population. Tho people iu Hud4.
post believe that fhe breaking uu al
'h" nH0I" hu.fre.Uuurarau structure
Dr. .mpauIiur
The failure of tho army er1t
against Tho HIaaiane ls also dir
hr1rfrniHr f0 fhr huafr0.IIuurariaun
lho now paper censorship Iu WuIa.
post On s0 r.e.d thsf tho people url.
ticaIIr have ceased rradine tho new
papcrs''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
POLICE RAID
ON SOUTH SIDE
TWO HOUSES IN SEGREGATED
DISTRICT WE'RE ENTERED BY
OFFICERS LAST NIGHT.
Five Girls and Five Men Were Ar.
rested In Addition 20 Others
Picked Up on Street.

Officers Crumbacker. West. Brim-
son. Moran and Captain Edward Min
ard made a raid on two more houses
in the segregated district last night
and found them operating in full
blast The houses were located at
No. $500 Main street by May Burke,
and No. 1926 Water street by Mar
Earet Smith. The officers said that
This f. the first might that these places
have been operating. officer Brim-
son also arrested three for loafng on
the streets for the purpose Of prosti-
tuition. All paid out with the excep-
|tion OF three men and one girl
At Margaret Smiths place three
/ At May Burke's place we're found
two girls and two men. Lena McCuI.
Tough. Pansy Stanley. Frank I.ambard
land Nick Cuser
girls and three men. Clara Williams.
Mary Wilson and Bianch Carter. I'd
smith. George WEIGH and william
Gilbert
IN addition 20 the above Charles
|Flartman was arrested BY Oniccr
| Schultz FOR trespassing and destroy.
] ling property. John Rice. a drunk
was arrested by officer Moore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
CLOSE BAPTIST
CONVENTION
THlRTY-slXTH ANNUAL STATE
MEETING OF coLoRED
BODY ENDS.
OFFICERS Elected at Session Held Yes
terday mornino-Next Meet
ing at Anderson.

The thirty-sixth annual convention
OF the colored Baptists OF West Vir-
ginia, which has been in session in
this city for the past few DAYS, was
Drought TO close last evening. The
evening session. which was held in
the odd Fellows building at the cor
ner of Twelfth and Chapline streets.
was well attended The principal ad-
dress in connection with the service
was delivered by Rev. James Austin.
student OF Hin Top College. Fay
cite county. who spoke on Man. a
New Creature in Christ Jesus" The
address proved very instructive. and
was well delivered.
At the afternoon session, which was
held in the Macedonian Baptist
church. all OF the members OF the old
executive board were reelected and
Rev. George f. Fountain. pastor OF the
colored Baptist church Of this city.
was the only new member elected 90
the board Following the election, the
annual report of the executive board
was read and accepted.
The morning session OF the conven-
ton was taken up with the election
OF officers for the ensuing year and
the selection of the place OF meeting
next year. The ocfiers elected were
as follows:
President. Rev. r. ~ Harris. Alder.
son; first vice president. Rev. r. II.
Mccoy, Brumbaugh; second vice pres
ident. Rev. W. w. Hicks. Biueheld;
general secretary. Prof IT, r. Rice, Of
Charleston; treasurer. Rev. ID. @.
Hunter, Sylvia: statistical secretary,
Rev. J. w. Robinson. Kimball; CORE
spending secretary. Rev. J. J. Turner.
Kimberly. $3.50
After tho election OF officers the
delegates 70 the convention selected
Aldrson. Greenbrier county. as the
place for holding the convention next
year. The morning session was fea-
tured by an address delivered by Prof.
J. J. Coleman, on the subject "a Cos
pei Church"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

NOT in SIGHT
MINERS AND OPERATORS RE.
MAIN As THEY WERE IN
THE BEGINNING.
Strike Might be Settled Soon, Said
One Member Of Conference,
or Not For Weeks.

According to one of thosa who is
closely connected with tie Miners
Conference that Is now in session at
the Windsor Hotel. there may be n
settlement of the difficulties between
the miners and operators within the
next couple OF hours. or Il may be
prolonged for weeks and may never
be settled. So far as the work OF
yesterday is concerned the two bodies
are split as wide open as they were
the day the bodies went into joint
session.
Contrary to all expectations the
joint scale committee will again 20
into session this morning at 3 O'Clock
and consider the report of the sub
scale committee that was presented to
the scale committee yesterday after
noon at . o'clock. Immediately upon
notification OF the subscale commit
tee that IL was ready 10 report the
scale committee proper went into
executive session and held conference
until about o'clock.
At the end of that time. members
OF the conference stated that nothing
had been done of any important ma
ture. Whether or not the sub-scale
committee presented any definite plan
is not known. but IL they did, nothing
has been done as yet TO allay the d.
vision. A report was widely circu-
lated yesterday evening that the
questions in dispute had been set
tied but this was rigidly denied by
both members of the miners and also
the operators.
II is reported that progress is be-
ing made in the conference, although
the climax has not yet been reached.
According 10 a lengthy interview Civ
en- out by ex-Presicent T. L. Lewis,
the present conference will adjourn
without anything of vital nature hav-
ing been accomplished. The confer
ences of the committees and work
ings of the body as a whole is execu-
tive in the extreme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
What Do You Need in
Jewely?

A ATTRACTIVE but inexpen-
"A sive in Jewelry invite your
inspection while in the store
Saturday:
Broche Pearl Iewelry in all
sorts Of Pins and Earrings set
with pretty stones, 19c.
Jet Jewelry is new for Fall
Necklaces. Earrings, Chains,
Rings and all kinds Of Pins
20c 10 S1.0S.
Sterling Silver Finger Rings
set with white and colored
stones. some very new effects az
SOC each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
NEW Things in Neckwear
~ and Ribbons

NEW and novel things in Neckwear and Ribbon await
the Saturday shoppers to this store where the new
things are shown while they are new:
Rolling Collars with Cuffs 10 match pood
looking and good values 25c.
Marie Antoinee Novelty Vestee very pretty embroidered
49c Lots of other up o s.. 80 each.
Ribbons OF beautiful colongs including green brown
and back-andNhite ehecfloa striped plain-srkng
numbers in all widths and all prices ward
Have your Sash Bow made by expers-no charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
MUSCOYITES SAID
TO BE ADVANCING
Austrian Rout and Russian Mastery
Of All Of Eastern oaiieia Are
Reported.

PETROGRAD. Sept An official
statement issued by Minister OF War
suckomlinon to-day says:
The Russian forces are IN complete
mastery Of an o. eastern Galicia. The
Austrian forces. which have been bad.
by decimated IN the recent Fighting.
consisted Of eight OF their army corps.
comprising the most effective OF the
Anstrian active army The fact that
they have been completely routed can
only spell disaster 90 the Austrian
cause The Austrian advance b. con.
t.nuine rapidly"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
COOLER WEATHER.

The unusual drop On the tcmpcra.
ture from that recorded during the
past few days. yesterday. made tho
residents Of this district look about
for their ovcrcoats. AZ no time dur.
INK The dav DID tho mercury 20 above
the 20 mark and at times foil on low
as 60. AZ - o'clock a m tompora.
turc oi 90 was recorded. rising to fY
during the afternoon. and aeain IAN.
ing 20 tho 60 mark al O'Clock last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
REFUGEES FROM osreNo
ARRIVE IN LONDON

LONDON. Sept - Nearly 600
refugees from Oafond and UIspra
reached London laaf uiaht They lr
cluded Miss Marian Lowell. ur and
Mfa 8. l. GoldcnborF and s. g.. Som.
define. oi View York. o. w. NfruU ono
Miss hrrrill. OF MInnefoa. uf. WIN
.lm NmDory and N'r AmIlrr ana
Vice a'drwlck. of Boston T.. Cold
'nhfrrr have devoted their I.. .H.urs
In AN-loa haIne 20 hospital purpose.
under The charge OF fhe Red Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Saturday, September 5, 1914.
The Weather-Fair.
Toilet Articles You Need

COME popular Saturday prices
- on Toilet Articles you need
right along:
Macs Hair Tonic will remove
dandruff and all foreign matter
from the hair, 75c a bottle.
Melba Face Powder, the finest
kind, soc a box.
Melbaline Toning Powder for
the face, 25c.
Babcock's Corylopsis of ia
pan Talcum Powder at lie a
can.
De Miracle for removing hair,
endorsed by physicians, 67c
and S1.37 a bottle.
Cream Elcaya. a fragrant no.
grease cream for the complex
ion, 45c a jar.
Madame Is'belrs Exquisite
Face Powder at SIC box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

results show that Company. indlyid.
ually. bore on ten honors.
Those who spoke we're. Major r. w
Non. Major ~ g. Wortuood. Major
J X. Hunter. Sergeant COoey and
private McConseu Major George
Lockyer, Major H. H Bodily. Lieuton
ant Joseph Brown and Captain j. Vs.
Fratt Their subjects were romin.
lscences or the camp ont The pike. re.
IatinR Jokes on The boys and tho hap
renings there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
FREIGHT WRECK

8 email wreck occurred on the r
end %. near Fifteenth street Mo-
h"rnrn shortly after noon rsr.rr0a,
"hfn freight train backed into ar
other lying in switch Tho rabooar
fnd one car vac drraIiod and turned
over 80 ono woe burt Tho urr.k
Lfaln from Honuood wac cauad and
had The dcraiied cor and rabooaa
quickly hack on the track
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
SAY ULTIMATUm
rs SENT HOLLAND

NEW YORK. Sept 4 - Dow. Jones
& Co. publish the following item on
their news ticker today.
"LONDON-It is reported az Lloyds
that Germany has sent an ultimatum
10 Holland. There a. no confirmation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
DRUNK AND olsoRoERLV.

Mlhin Kalla was arrested yesterday
evening By Constable CorriFan on q
charge OF being drunk and disorderiy.
lie was placed IN jail and win receive
hearing today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Party Boxes for Everyday Use

PARTY Boxes seem TO be the thing for every dav use
Have you noticed them? They come in pretty MORE
and leather in black and coloS and are nicely fitted with
the needed acceSSoreS-99c to $798
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

spanish railroads are conductfnr
energetic campaign OF education to
improve agricultural conditions aionq
their lines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Round Ticket Stockings for
women, four-thread heels and
toes, fast dye and hard TO wear
out, 25c a pair.
Well-Known Onyx Silk Hosi-
cry in a weight just a little heav-
Ter than the Summer kind. black
and Is colors for choice. SOC
a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
NTUSLINWEAR for Girls
W. Going Away to School

IN OUR Muslinwear Section on the second floor will he
VI found just the garments which will be needed by the
young miss who going away to School this Fall and who
Unnecessarily must arrange her wardrobe this time:
SlpOver Night Gowns three different including
of crepe with picot edge-9Sc.
Nansook SipOver Night Empire style with blind
lembrodery edge and ribbondrawn-S14S.
Cambria Pettcoat with hemstched tucked founce- 49,
Nainsook Drawers open closed styles 2l-neh
lengths, with Swiss embroidery rufles-49c
Nainsook Drawers trimmed with blind embroidery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Final Clearance of Mems
Summer Underwear

Mems Munsing Union Suits
with open crotch, long or short
sleeves, ankle lengths, white or
ecru, broken sizes Of
$3.50 Union Suits at S1.49
$500 Union Suits at S1.29
S1.50 Union Suits at 95c
Mems Athletic Union Suits in
Delpark, Olus, Porosknit and
Scriven makes, large or small
checked nainsook, closed crotch
$1.50 Union Suits at SLID
S1.00 Union Suits at 79c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Sale of Fall BIouses at $3.50

EXCEPTIONAL Bouse viii be sale Saturday price
- Bouses worth easily $500 each when
workmanship considered Two practical Of crepe de
chine in low neck, long sleeve models square collar All
hemstched-$3.5O.
Blouse Of crepe de chine with embroidered ont-coar cuffs
and vestee OF pique Fastens with fancy gilt $3.50
Blouse OF lowered chiffon shadow lae-Iow neck model
Fasten with crystal buttons-S35O.