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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
VOTERS TRANSFER
Yesterday Wss Final Day for Placing
Of Names on Proper Regis
tration Books.

Several voters from various districts
ayailed themselves OF the opportunity
TO get transferred from one registra-
ton book 10 the other. yesterday. and
last night. the commissioners ONCE
being kept open until 2 O'Clock. This
morning the ballot boxes will be made
up with the paraphernalia they are 20
contain. with the exception OF the bal
lots.
The ballots for the election are in
the hands Of the printer. and have al
ready been proofread and are ready
for the final work They will BE-
placed In the hands OF the clerk or
The Circuit Court. who. IN turn. will
place them iu the ballot boxes. Mon
day morning the boxes will b. turned
over 10 the election officers TN the va.
rious districts. and an will be- put in
readiness for the election Tuesday.
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CLASH WILL BE
A BITTER ONE
RED AND BLAcx WILL MEET OLD
GOLD AND BLUE IN PIERCE
BATTLE.
Mountain snakes Are Determined 20
Give Fight and Wash.-Jeff. VIII
Defend Her Honor.

When the Red and Black OF WASH
jeff. meets the Old Gold and Blu or
West Virginia at Washington. Pa. I'm
football Saturday. old memories will be
awakened. Perhaps as keen a rivalry
exists between these two teams as amy
pair OF colleges In the country. While
W. a J. has always had more or less
OF the edge In this particular line OF
sport. still they have always respected
the Mountaineers. Until the advent OF
the University OF Pittsburgh into foot
eyes but Tor west virginia. nI Many
fierce and bloody battles have been
hought between \ two and the spirit
dition informs US that many fights have
occurred. and that riots. either In WASH
ington or Morgantown. have been known
only two captains OF w. & ]. teams
have ever had 20 taste the bitten cup.
as his father taught him q fight the
Red ana Black, but has gone down 20
defeat. In 1904, Captain Graham OF
at Washington. and in 1911 captain Tib-
belts was humfiiated at Morgantown.
Wash. & Jeff. leaders for the past
25 years can boast OF never having
bowed to the desptsed snake
However great the difference between
the relative strength OF a West Virginia
team and that OF a Red and Hack
eleven; those who attend one OF the
aAhAeA baAAANH - aEFNNtA INC price OF
admission. For sc far as the records
prove, "A Mountaincer has never shown
yellow" against the Pennsylvanisns.
He has on numerous occasions been
outclassed and badly beaten. but PLAYED
the game as only the pride OF his an
cestors said that he should.
The game in Washington Tomorrow
Will be none the less f~ierCcly fought
than have those since the initial meet
ing In 1891. W. a. j. has the greatest
team In the country and viii win by a
fair margin, but the easy victory which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
BRIDGE-TEA Is
GREAT SUCCESS
MRS. HARRY WHITAKER AND MAS
howard SIMPSON EXTEND
THANKS FOR SUPPORT.
One Hundred and Forty-Three Dollars
made-soeiety Turned Out For
charity's Sake.

Society turned out Thurs
DAY afternoon for the benefit OF cnar-
.ty and b bridge-tea at Monument
ftace was a decided success socially
as wei as financially. Mrs. Harry
whitaker and Mrs. Howard Simpson
yno were the hostesses, deserve credit
Dr their Efforts in the work for so
good a cause. They were ably sup
porfed4y members OF Wheeling's so
ciety 40 wish TO extend their sincere
th1nfS Tar that snpport which made
the e all that could be hoped for.
One hundred and forty-three dollars
were made which will be cent to the
English Red Cross and Belgium Relief
Fun and will be the means OF glad.
ening the hearts OF many who are
needy. The success of the affair goes
10 show what Wheeling ladies can do
FOR the needy.
Bridge was enjoyed during which
the ~hostesses aided those who did not
know the games. Tea was poured by
Mrs. Nelson +. Whitaker and Mrs. T.
c. Monat. The tables reserved for
bridge were as follows.
Miss Nancy Peterson entertained
Mrs. b. Walker Peterson. Miss Helen
Black of Columbus. Mrs. Singleton
PAUL. Miss Brown OF Sewickley.
Miss Agnes Wilson's guests were
Mrs. m Mathews. Miss Gene Lo-
gan, Miss Almira Brown.
Mrs. Shewell Gibbs entertained Mrs.
n. f. Fields. Mrs. Harry Bradley. Miss
Mary Simpson.
Mrs. William Glessner's guests were
Mrs. c. r. Warden. Mrs. NJ. Nelson
Cecil. Miss Martha Pryor. Mrs. Au.
gusta Dickinson. Mrs. w. McC. Miller.
Mrs. Chauncey Dewey had Mrs
wight Wagner, Miss Mayme Patter-
son, Mrs. Sam Harper.
Mrs. j. j. Holloway's guests were
Mrs. Alex Paxton. Mrs. w. $. Brady
Mrs. George Woods.
Mrs. Robert Hazlett entertained
Mrs. Chester II. Hubbard. Mrs. Joe
Paul.. Jr.. Miss Mary Hazlett.
Mrs. Shewell Gibbs entertained
Niles eleanor Patterson.
Mrs. Alex Glass had as her guests
Mrs. Charles Milton. Mrs. Price Whit
aker. Mrs. b. Euston Wood.
Mrs. W. W. Holloway's table seated
Miss Sargent OF Boston. Mrs. Eugene
Hildreth III. Mrs. Jesse Bloch.
Mrs. Leach Cracraft entertained
Mrs. Alex Campbell. Miss Juliet Camp
bell. Mrs. Gail Hamilton.
Mrs. Earl Adams entertained Mrs.
Arthur Hubbard. Mrs. II. c. Hazlett.
Mrs. John W. Storer.
These ladies all remained for tea
and We're Joined after the bridge by
the following who also enjoyed a cup:
Mrs. G. A. Aschman. Mrs. PEBBLES
Tatum, Mrs. ID. Grath Hearne. Mrs.
William Abbot. Mrs. James fancy, Jr.,
Mrs. James fancy. ST.. Mrs. Henry
Russell. Jr, Mrs. Russell. ST.. Mrs.
m Cummins. Mrs. J. Sumner Jones.
Mrs. Kenyon Joyce Of Texas. Miss
Eleanor Holloway. Miss Margaret Her
vey. Miss Virginia Mckee, Miss 10
retta Witty, Mrs. George Laughlin.
Mrs. Frank LeMoyne Hupp. Mrs. }. c.
Nc kinley. Mrs. Julian Hearne. Miss
Eleanor Patterson. Mrs. James Pax
ton. Mrs. Augusta Dickinson.
See Sherman's Iarue inc
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contrary 20 the expectation OF the
residents or the towns In the out the
pike district they are still withOu hre
protection. About a year ago his mat
ter was taken up and several mass meet
ings were held In the vicinity Of Woods
dale, FOR the purpose OF creating inter-
est In the movement. \ great deal OF
enthusiasm was shOwn. In the movement
ana al the towns with the exception
or one OF two took an active part ia the
matter. Woodsdaie seemed TO take
more action than any Of the several
towns and went SO far az % hold "a bond
election. which carried by a large ma
Jortty. Tor the purpose Of raising their
proportion or the money. For some IN
~eNplanable reason those behind the
movement lost interest and the result
la that there is practically no protection
for property owners in this district.
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RE MARKABLE PLAY
Pref. Lewis rlays Interesting Dame Of
uh.hrda, usfnr Nose IND Fingers
- Cue.

Prof Lewis o. Ncw YORK gave = re-
80 Die Inhibition CIT nnrer and nose
hlfNrrue at fhe Alvin rnUf room. in this
TIWr furHlCr rnrurrf atrafaHf rail.
dltrrf.ls hln 50 O. a. stralrft rail
zoe f0 2 lh Nrg NcFksr playDd WITH
lf vas wnrrelous sskihition 81 What
r. uef con- IT. uItN Do. nose HHt fingers
Don 40 CoHaa % ~confroI1fnH a. fNOrIer
c1uld Do NtH thr orunaffI0n. but frt
f ' auttfrce OIL o. HtE secrets o. rfaf-
vi He rrilrd or a.Hu0 III the manf
olHffult efnts 90 n hIlIlard table. such
o. masfa shots from every anrlt. draw
HNt go others which uuf o. blush
unnl OIL thr D.Nrr performers witnessed
1oraffr in Tho unet
pre- rir Will ElVc or exhibition Of
PIE fiiN at laFur'a pool room on Bel
mont avenue NCllalre. this rNeulur
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Many Comment. Heard.

Many comments are being heard from
those who are inclined TO smoke on plat
forms or the cars IN the out the pike
district. These comments arise from
the fact that the state labor commits
sion has recently ordered all smoking
on the platforms stopped. The signs
were posted In the cars several DAYS ago
and will become effective on the nrst OF
November The stopping OF the smok-
lng or passengers standing on the plat
forms - not the direct work OF the COM
pany. but was done by order OF the state
officials. IL II expected to prove a
great relief to the motormen who are
compelled to work In the almost air
ing the cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
WESLEYAN READY
Final Practice Before Georgetown Game
Held Yesterday on Wet Fiaid-
Players Leave To-day.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
BUcKHANNON. w. Va. oct. %
Wesleyan held the last practice before
the game with Georgetown to-day. on a
wet held, In the worst weather that has
been witnessed here this year The
work consisted OF n stin signal driil for
two leans.
The team will leave tomorrow morn
ing Tor Washington. Tae following viii
make the trip with Coaches Mount
Pleasant and Carlow singleton Vsrrs
Lewis. Bobhitt. Morgan. Altman. KeUi,
smith. kes=iger. Miller. Merrill. stans-
1uty. Jacobs. o. ShumGkcr. and Capt ".
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MORE ago CROSS aEtrtr.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Oct 10
Five thousand dollars vas cabiod b.
the American Red Cross to-day 20 the
International relief committee Cor The
fund 70 maintain the prisoners bureau
az Geneva. through which iuformatiou
~ The sick and wounded prisoners %
all countries may b. obtained
Decision 90 send two additional hoe
pital units 10 Sefvia was reached to.
day There VII BE- three urgeons
sud six nurses 10 each unit II IA ex.
pected that these. with large quanti.
ties Of hospital supplies viii saii on
the Finland from New York. Novem.
her ~. for Servia
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John straub % WadderH Run. eI1
remove today from bis recent place n
residence 20 his recentiy acquired home
a. GrcEgavilis.
Aiberl Morris ID confined 90 his home
a. GreEEatille on ~nccouut 81 llncHe
Miss NlrEuia pouley ~ West Alev-
ander viii entertain her friends az her
home with "a mart ball
John West. cOnduct0r ON the West
Virginia Traction nrf Electric cnwrtur
lines was on duty yesterday on account
Of illness.
Miss Virfinia Eerne ia confined To- Der
home az Patterson with dlphthrrla
Mrs rnrI FurfufN OF Mrflahufr fH
epcndinT aaVefal days na the guest "
friends AZ Fulton.
clarencr Nader. ROY chambers W. 10
Hfrauna. Patrick Whitman. Alike whit.
ham and Homer McConu ~ West Alta.
andor viii learc for Good rnten. Ga .
whers they viii spend several d1vH
Division 40 3 Of ne Pastors Ala
completes Of the Stone church held H
mcrtiuH nt the church laaf evening
tNteuaiNe improvements are being
made ~ the West virginia Traction Hus
Electric COMPANY power house at iIHI
81 fL lamb ~ West hi.sonder was
q huaiuesa caller 90 IuefrHu Yesterday
hra ~ a roliack rnr returned fl
her bone nf I~leHanut valley aftfr
spending several darF with friends nt
Cheese
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
For Clerk of the County Court

In announcing as a candidate for the second term IS Clerk of the
county Court OF Ohio County, John Howard Wells follows the prece-
offices. '
ucket Mr.. Wells has aimed to administer efficiently. honestly and
eourteousfy. He is willing to go before the voterso on his record in the
administration of this office.
As an official he has given his best efforts to the business of this
onlee, and he believes that, with his training experience and executive
aolhty' he is to-day better equipped than he ever a to render even
petter service IN this ONCE. While seeking the election on the Repub-
hcan ticket, he asks and seeks the votes, at the geaeraI election. of all
voters irrespective OF party. who desire an efficient administration of
the countys affairs in the office of Clerk Of the County Court
The support of every voter is respectfully solicited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Entertaina rrtendn.

Miss Helen Ely very pleasantly en-
tertalned a number OF her friends at.
her home In West Alexander last even
ing with a Halloween party. quite q
number OF out-of-town guests were
present and spent a most pleasant even
Ing. Dancing and other diversions went
TO make the affair one OF the most
pleasant OF the evening. The home was
beautifully decorated In keeping win
the occasion. and at a late hour re-
Treatments were served.
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WIN a

Extensive repairs are being made 10
the Rice building at Elm Grove. where
IL T. the intention OF a company to atart
n laundry within q few days. The
building and machinery which were
formerly ustd for this purpose are un-
dergoing extensive repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Domain olub Entsrtain..

The member OF the Domain hub OF
Elm Grove entertained last evening at
the st Ninctnt choOl hall With "A
Halloween dance. The hail was beau
tifully decorated In keeping with The
occasion. and a large number - guests
spent . most pleasant evening
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Wnny OF ne out me pike U0UUI VIII
journey 60 Washington saturday whore
they viii see the University 81 West
college meet In their auuuai ba tie FOR
h0nors on the gridiron. Tho Washing
ton ana Jefferson boys have made "a
name for themselves this season. htid-
ing Harvard 90 a no O.. 3 score. and de-
featlng vale b. the scorc OF "a e. %.
The University also has one Of the
strongest teams fn o. history The
many friends u Mike I~etherwood star
quarterback for the University. wi
a%nxiousiy watch HIS work in this game.
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oHAMrIoE TnoTrrn pnAp
Eingwood. Fsmous Trottsr oashsd IN
Chsch reatsrday.

pOruUkEFrstE ~ w. Ort. Co.
kinEwood. once celebrated trotter cham.
riuu ~ the View Nork speedway. died
here to-day ~ the are ~ 81 Ha had
q record 81 qfTH made 80 rhuadeIrhia.
but ~ had frequently surpassed thai
MARI In match raccs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
pAneE PAVILION nuanep
Lsrss Structure az R3ck Springs PARK
Destroyed ~ FIRE.

Tho biz dancing pavilion Of Rock
sprinHa PARK was completely de-
stroyod b. Ere 81 unknown orlRin late
" cdnoaday No was n 0f fho finest
buildings in that section 81 the coun-
Try. and waa erected nc q cost Of
shout $50 900 ~ was covered hy IN.
surancs 90 the amount Of $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

FUNERAL services over the remains OF
the late James Wood. o. Echo Point.
VINO passed away al the home o. his
daughter. at Fairmont. Tuesday. were
held Yesterday afternoon az $50 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
DAVE Says

DAVE Says
He'd like you TO drop in and
try on a sensible new overcoat
model.
Just try il on. walk up TO
the mirror and let your re-
Election tell you how well it
looks on you.
It's a Kraus-Made coat. of
course. one of the kind that
gives distinction. no matter
what sort of a crowd you're
in.
It's high time you owned a
new overcoat. anyway. IL YOU
delay longer, you may find the
other fellow has the one YOU
want.
There's not a store in
Wheeling. or, for that matter.
in the Ohio Valley, that will
give you a better line OF Fall
Overcoats. Balmacaans or
Glamorgans from which to
select.
You owe il to Yourself 10
make an investigation.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Morning Service.

The principal address OF the morning
was delivered by Rev. .. X. McClurkin
OF Pittsburgh. who spoke on The In
dwelling Presence" The address could
not but help prove instructive as well
as well as beneficial. and was well de-
livercd.
The noon meetings were held as fol-
lows: Al the First Presbyterian
church. DR.. Camden VI. Cobern delivered
the address. The v. NJ. G.. a. shop
meeting held ct the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company was addressed by
ference. while the Y. W. c. \. shop
meeting held a, the White Swan laun-
dry was addressed BY Rev. 4. 4. Robert
son. ID. ID. All % the meetings were
very well attended. and much interest
The afternoon session. which con-
vened al 2 o'clock, was addressed by
Rev. Frank \. Miller. Rev. A. r. Rob
ertson and Rev. Camden NJ. Cobern.
The actresses all proved very helpful as
o m Beautiful WomanhOod." and the
salient points brought out IN the course
Of his talk were kindness. industry.
faithfulnesE. truthfulness. obedience.
virtue and motherhood. The speaker
discussed each one OF the points At con-
siderable length. Ills address could not
but help appeal TO all women who were
present.
The next speaker on the program was
Rev. A. T.. Robertson. who spoke on
bible. in their relation to each other
and 20 Christ The concluding address
Of the afternoon was delivered By Rev.
Camden n. Cobern. who continued his
lecture on New Discoveries The
children's meeting held at the Y. NJ.
attended By the children. Rev. Frank
A. Miller delivered the address.
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Class Entertained

Mrs. Howard Vandoverc very pleas
antly entertained the m Of the
Junior Philathea Bible class OF the
stone church Sunday school a. her home
last tvening. From y 20 m the pupils
or the class entertained their friends.
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Chr1st's Prayer.

Yesterday morning and afternoon
sessions OF the Worlds Bible confer
encc were marked with interest. the
first address being delivered BY Rev.
NJ. y. Williams. who spoke on the sub
Ject OF "Christs Prayer In the Garden
OF Gethsemane.' The speaker In the
course Of his address gave a very good
account of the meaning of the prayer.
which was very well received by the
large crowd An attendance. Rev. VIII
liams was followed by Rev. Camden
NJ. CoDern. who delivered q pleasing
address on Incidents in Biblical His
tory" DR.. Cobern In the course of his
remarks told OF his experience I'm Pales-
tine. where he came In contact with the
Arabs. He explained the history OF the
Bible. as revealed in the early dis
coveries brought TO light In oriental
countries He took up many Of the
discoveries and told about them In de-
tail, so that the audience would under
stand the meaning OF each. as revealed
In the history of the countries.
DIR. Cobern In his discourse referred
TO the scoverte made In Palestine
by the archaeologtst. DIR. Pctrie. in
whose party he Travelled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
W. & ]. TICKETS
Havs nsen PLACED on sale IN rhis CITY
Ter nenent % local Persons
Going 20 Game.

Tickets To- thc w a. I-weat vireinis
football Famc Co. Do played in Wash.
inEfuu Saturday may Do occurred from
the Spurtinr Editor % the IntrIIrrurrr
These tickcfH ere Tor reserved seats and
are in The main stand Those wishing
81 attend mHN leave Wheeling on the
7 go train and arrive in Washington IN
5000 ttWf Tor tnf same. Reports from
WnahlngtCu are Co. che erect that ths
eulc of tckrte g. moNina fest and local
parties who contemplate Eoinn would
do vel o. provide fn advance
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a parcel post sale will b. held IN the
stone church at Elm Grove his even
ing' beginning at 1880 o'clock. Follow
ing INT sale. refreshments will be
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from the homo OF his brother. Charles
Wood. Rev. Jacob Birmingham. pastor
OF St Lukes 4. r. church was in charge.
intcrment was In Greenwood cemetery.
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dfai after she sets marrird- sfrh~d
Mrs gabh
"A man does nothinr else hut give un
aftrr ne rrfr married" rfrfiaF NJ
Gabb@Cncinnau Enquirer
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beer to all intents and purposes a
prisoner while under parole. Judge
MacFarlane decided against this con-
tention. saying The act cannot be
construed TO mean that restraint OF
liberty while out on parole is imprison-
ment."
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Fridays Games.
SWatters vs. Progressive.
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See Sherman's large an~n9uneemen.
on Page 9. to-day's intelligence.
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TALK TODAY TO BE
ON "RUSSELLISM NJ
IEv. Il II sxfpxzwoLr TO uzAu
AT BIQ nnLE coHrE2-
ENcE TODAY.


= Program Today.
"a. m.-Res. \. T. Robertson. u.
40 a. m--kev. camden N. ,obern, n. ID.
IL a m-Rev. William Edward Bie1er-
1905 TO i2.sS-noon meeting. Fir~g
Presby terrain church. Rev. flanx y.
Palmer. ID. II.
- 10y. ". e. A. shop meeting. heel
ing suAmpins company. keN. Al H.
Williams. ID. ID.
~ralgyline kev. A. r.. Kobert-
Afternoon-Aiss Annie Israel. pianist
y. m--kev. frank A. Miller
p n-Rev. William Edward Bieder-
t:Se r.m-Children's meeting. Y. N. I.
A buiidins. lsev. Prank A. miller.
800 y. service.
wolf.
The worlds Bible conference meet
ings that have met with such success
a htung close this evening by the ad-
dress OF Rev. William biederwoif on
the subject OF "kussellism. to be de-
nvered In the Fourth street Al. 4.
churcn at 5 q clock. This is the sane
address tiat Rev. Biederwolf delivered
a Lake PARK during the SUN
mer ana was 30 much appreciated. lie
has been requested 10 ueD.vr 1.s same
address In this city and has indy
Consenteu 10 90 30. All VINO have never
heard this wonderful address ON ''kus-
seliism should take advantage Of ths
opportunity TO hear him this evening.
as he L. n good speaker. A. II o'clock
this morning Rev. Biederwolf VII
speak on the subject OF "Christian Sci
ence.' and In the afternoon at . o'clock.
on the subject Of "SpirituAlism. All OF
the addresses will be good and all who
are Interested in church work should
take advantage OF the oppor unity to
hear this great evangelist.
The services last evening were opened
By a song service conducted by 81
Lukes Episcopal church choir. under
the direction OF Walter ID. Brown.
leader. Following the song service. the
address OF the evening was delivered
BY Rev. J.. II. McCiurkin, u. D., on
Where Il the Lord God EiijahT"
God selected n young man OF prompt
decision to carry out his work Tor the
ingdo OF God" he said. The young
man selected was Elisha. and he was
taken from the pillow In the field to take
up the work OF Cod. He was a young
nan Of prompt decision. lie was a
young man of humble spirit. He was
the young man who promised water on
the hands OF Elijah. Nothing In this
world Is little N n Is done for God.
Through sunshine he was true TO C,-.a~
and on many occasions he was tempted.
lie was a young man OF high ideals and
ambition"
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Space forbds telling you at this time all about
Grocery Dongs If yourve enjoyed the chance of
buying where everything kept fresh and clean and where
the prices are held down bed rock through system of
book keeping Spot Cash ALL nows your time to learn
don't take our sayso just ask the hundreds of people who
know.
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IN Our Dry Goods Department

We offer a fine line of Crisp New Merchandise some
OF which are coming in daily from the leading mar
. kets Of America. There is old shop worn riff
4 raa for you or Us to be ashamed Of
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Is Doing More Than Double the Business
t Did at This Time Last Year !?


and
FIGURE
Manning
a H
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POPULAR Priced House Furnishing Goods

things house
that help to make
When
hunt creation just follow
the eWieon come to-
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From Our Miscellaneous Departments

Preparations
the famous Clafn
and merchandise which
to offer