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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

mercial Club at the Irrigation Con
gress in Portland. This would sig
Nifty that Mr.. Notson was a pretty
busy man while absent from the dut-
les of his office at the court house.
- Drs. Lowe & Turner, eye spec
10y ialists of Portland, will be in
Heppner again Saturday and
Sunday, January 1929. Consult
them at the Palace hotel.
Emil Grotkopp was in town from
his Heppner Flat farm yesterday.
That snap table at Gillian & Bis
bees supplies everybody. Go and
see it.
Arthur Harlow Of Parkers Mill
was a business visitor in Heppner
Tuesday. Mr.. Harlow recently leas-
the mill out there.
Attorney S. E. Van Vactor return
ed Oh Sunday from a visit Of severa!
days at Albany and Portland where
he was called on business.
Miss Josephine Cameron returned
to her Heppner home on Sunday af-
ter a visit of three weeks with her
mother and family in Portland.
Misses Opal Padberg and Doris
Wilt, popular students Of the lone
high school, accompanied the basket
ball team to Heppner Tuesday.
John Smith, well known business
man of Condor, came over from that
city Tuesday evening to be present
at the funeral of the late John Con-
nell.
Among those who were in thescity
Yesterday to attend the John Cornell
funeral we're Pat Farley, Pat Do
herty, Phil Hirl, Phil Doherty, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kilkenny, James Sher-
idan, John McEntire, Pat Currin, B.
P. Doherty and John Brosnan.
e. H. Turner was up from lone
on Wednesday. He was accompan-
led by his old-time friend, E. H.
Lott, of Prineville, who is in Nor
row county looking up a location.
, Mr.. Lott is quite we'll pleased with
this section and has hopes of finding
a place to his liking. These two
friends we're ~neighbors down in the
Willamette valley.
Extensive improvements are being
made to the interior Of the Patter-
son & Elder barber shop. A new
floor has been laid, which is covered
with new inlaid lineoleum and the
changes in plumbing will make 1t
possible to have hot water supplied
from the Palace hotel next door. The
Palace hotel company owns the
building. T. G. Denisee and j. S
Baldwin are making the changes.
Rev. G. X. Berry, of Portland, has
been delivering a course of very en-
tertaining and instructive lectures
during the week at the Christian
church on Church History. Those
fortunate enough to hear him have
not molly been we'll entertained. for
he is a forceful and pleasant speaker
but they have been enlightened on
the history Of the church in a way
that we'll repaid them for attending.
The lectures will continue over Sum
day night.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14
WEEKS NEWS.
Local And Personal Happen
ings Of Heppner And
Vicinity.

Sam CANCER is up from lone this
week.
Geo. vanKater OF Fossil was in
Heppner Tuesday.
Mrs. R. V. Whites Of lone was a
visitor in Heppner over Tuesday
night.
Frank Anderson was in the city
from his Jack Rabbit canyon home
on Wednesday.
P. B. Vanciel, we'll known travel
ing man of Portland, made this city
a visit on Tuesday.
J. T. Knappenberg and wife at
tended the basket ball game IN this
city Tuesday evening.
Wesley Matlock of Pendleton was
visiting with relatives and old friends
in this city Wednesday.
]. w. Maidment, the Lone Rock
stockman, came over from his Gil
liam county ranch on Tuesday.
Billy Cronan accompanied the lone
basket ball team to this city Tues
day. He acted as utility man.
Portland property. Valley land to
trade for wheat land.
M. FITZMAURICE, Condor, Or
David R. Mitchell, an attorney of
Seattle, was in Heppner last week at
tending to matters Of a legal nature.
Frank McCabe and wife of Nc
Donald canyon attended the John
Connell funeral in this city Wednes-
day.
C. e. Rood, Tum-a-Lum manager
at Lexington, attended the basket
ball game in Heppner Tuesday eve
ming.
R. ]. league, who is farming the
Ed Brown place, northeast OF Lex
ington, was in Heppner on business
Tuesday.
F. NJ. Lovgren, prosperous wheat
grower of the Eight Mile section, was
t~ransacting business in Heppner on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Marshall Of
Castle Rock attended the funeral of
the late John Cornell in this city
Wednesday.
A. L. Pennington and Miss Linnie
Pennington of lone we're up from the
Egg City for the basket ball game
Tuesday evening.
Fl. M. Warren, the piano a OF
Pendleton was in Heppner on bus
mess this week. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. Warren.
Aaron and Frank ,Templeton,
prominent residents of the Spray
country, were doing business in
Heppner several days this week.
Vawter Crawford and wife return
ed home on Sunday from Portland.
Mrs. Crawford had been absent for
several weeks at Eugene, helping to
care for her new grandson.
Supt. S. E. Notson. returned home
Sunday after an absence OF two
weeks during which time he attended
the meeting of the State Teachers
Association at Eugene, and the Su-
p%erintendenes' Convention, at Salem
and represented the Heppner Com
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

EDiScODal Services,

Bishop r. l.. Paddock will be in
Heppner over Sunday and will hold
services at the Episcopal chapel both
morning and evening. The subject
for the morning discourse will be-:
''The War" the evening subject will
be a discussion of the Bishops re-
cent trip to China and japan. The
many friends of Bishop Paddock in
this city will be pleased to have this
opportunity of hearing him again.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14
GUARANTEED BY THE MANUFACTURER
BUILT IN THREE SIZES AND IN ANY TO
SUIT THE TASTE OR REQUIREMENT

purpose. 1t Is the same width as the frebox
and permits the use of long sticks of wood.
Ample provision has been made for the
Water Coil.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14
THERE is NOTHING HAPHAZARD ABOUT
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE CRES-
CENT RANGE. NOTHING UNTRIED,

Crescent Range Bodies are made from one
sheet of heavy, cold rolled, Wellsville polish
ed steel. There are no seams.
Triple walls are formed by an interlining
of heavy asbestos board and steel plates,
strongly rivited, this construction preventing
radiation of heat and ~insuring durability.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

EVERY PART OF A CRESCENT RANCE Is
ACCESSIBLE AND CAN BE KEPT CLEAN
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-01-14

CRESCENT RANGES ARE ECONOMICAL
IN FUEL CONSUMPTION AND ARE EN-
CELLENT BAKERS.
There is but one sheet Of heavy, cold rolled
wrought steel in the Oven and the bottom Is
reinforced with three cast braces to prevent
varying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
PURE SEED BILL

contained thcreiu. impurities defined
in section 2. 4 and d hereof
90 terminating power % arcd
90 loraNfT vhera seef 49,
Stow. if knoun
Aaricuiturai Seeds Destined
section tuo defnea arriruifYraI
srrda 81 follows
For ne purposes ~ THE arf the
term arriruifural SEEDS shall tnrIrfe
I'd of ne rrd clover. either medium
or mammoth uhfn clover. afrIEa
clover. alfsifa. timothy. orchard rras1
hfnturkg Bloc rraar. rcd tor. brarrfa
Inerm.a. OF rraas. re rraas. The fea
cues. me mnlrfa. other Fraaa ard f1r
aEe plant far. rape. burkuhraf and
cereals
No aEriruifurai Heeda a. defined In
section TO 81 ne eco fhau b. roif
1f offered for rala OF dlsfribution In
ne state which confaln rraafer mum
hfra fhan ore t1 three thousand %
lne seeds under Fu1mfuafInn the seeds
oi The foiluairF named ncfI1us weeds.
Ianafa thistle Russian thistle couch
qunrk or qufrh Faaa. clover fnffrr
aliaifa doddfr feld dodder. rnrfIah
charlork or wnd mustard uiIf oats.
corn cocslr. 0x-eye daisy. Indian mua.
lard. butter md eErs. Gov thistle. rib.
wort or EnEiiah plaintain. vslvef wsed
or star thistle. and Wild carrot
Where the seeds n the weeds men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

dates unless such matter Is distinctly
designated ne a paid advertisement.
Persons guilty OF corrupt practice
are disqualified from voting and hold
Ing once for a period OF Ave years.
upon conviction Of FIRST orense. and
Tor twenty-one years upon conviction
Of second offense.
The bill would limit expenditures OF
candidates for United States Senate
10 ti25 for each county In the state
for the general primary and a like
amount for the general election
Senator Fox. OF Braxton. led the op-
position TO both bills. eontending that
they do not 20 far enough. Senator
White stood sponsor for the election
Law whiel the Harrison county sena-
tor defended the corrupt practice act
Acrimonious Debate.
The debate az times was acrimoni-
Gus. and reference vas made by the
Democrats TO the lavish expenditure
BY candidates for United States sena-
torship two years ago. whereupon the
majority members came back. direct
Ing attention TO the campaign OF four
years aEo when. they alleged. the sen
atOrship was secured BY the expen-
ditures OF enormous sums OF money.
Eleven new bills were introduced IN
the Senate. including one by Rosen-
bloom. permitting counties borde/hg
on the Ohio river 10 participate in the
construction Of the proposed Ohio
river and Lake Erie canal
Senator Carter's county depository
bill was reported out favorably By the
judiciary committee. and was made a
special order OF business for Tuesday
morning. on its irst reading.
A charter bill for Hinton was intro
duced and a bill revising the Blue
Sky" law was advanced 20 second
reading
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
PRIMARY BILL


VINO possess the legal qualiacatIons
required By the election laws of tbe
state. residing In such precinrt No
had not heretofore been 100000
ms provision was generally re-.
Leed a. unsatisfactory. and senator
Wnite moved that the section b. elm.
mated. The bill makes no reference
70 the method OF registering voter
out n separate bill revising the pres.
ent registration laws will be prepared
and submitted for enactment
The bill provides for the nouninatior
oy general primary OF candidates for
public ONCE. including candidates for
Shlted states Senator. members OF
tne United States House OF Represent.
Auves. delegates TO the national polit.
ical conventions. selection OF members
OF party executive committees. and
me oesignation OF party preferences
LOT PRESIDENT OF the United States.
Corrupt Practices Act.
Senator Parrish's corrupt prac.
uees act applies 60 all candidates for
public onices except for local oeloers
In towns OF less than 5000 population.
recurring sworn statements OF cam.
paign receipts and expenditures n
places restrictions on contribution
prohibiting corporations from contrib.
uting 10 the support OF candidates.
places a Limitation OF expenditures
and defines practices which are for.
bidden, such as the issuance OF anonv
nous letters or circulars. publication
on paid matter In interests OF candi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
One KILLED And One FATALLY
INJURED In A GAS EXPLOSION
oAr soasfsc ~ noNaog
coUsrN.
Ssnersi Store 81 amer a sevsy A..
rnest Totally o.stssysa-oiri sossht

In ore % the most devastating ARE.
TAT has visited Jerusalem. q small
town IN Monroe county Ohio. In sex.
eral years. considerinG the heavy toll
In human lives. and with . property
rors that vas relatively heavy, one
person uaa allied and TOO ofhera In.
sured. one 20 badly that ufe IL Dc.
sraired Of. and tn msmbsra Of the
family are nov on the verge - cob
lapse from Erief
The IRE occurred In the General
store owned b. RILEY and Mevey.
about o'clock Monday morning. a.
The result Of a sAs explosion. When
Icy heVey. daughter Of one o. the
rroprtetors. opened the store. the odor
OF Gas was very noticeable. In IN.
hope Of nnding the leak. she entered
the cellar with a lantern. she nae
scarcely reached the foot Of the ss-Ds
trading TO the cellar. when Their. va
LOUD report and the all was fearful
" burned She managed 20 make ber
way from the cellar. suffering intense
agony from the burns about the body
and bead. She WIN probably die from
her injuries.
Mr.. Mevey. her father. was A, the
store over the cellar. and was caught
under the heavy beams % the wrecked
building and killed almost Instantly
The explosion soon attracted a large
crowd OF the villagers. but n was
evident that the building was doomed
foiiosing the explosion the fre spread
tapidly and IN an Incredible short
Iime, the building was a mass OF
names and was totally destroyed. Tue
,otAi loss IL estimated ~ 5000. which
- protected by insurance.
Mr. McNey was about IS years OF
age. while his daughter is1t. Besides
the injured girl he IL survived bv his
wife and three sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
TO keep THE
CHILDREN WELL

BE careful 20 keep me chiidrcn's
stomachs, livers and bowels IN good
condition Most all Of chilIrer's
sickness IS caused b. weakened or
overburdened condition o. the
bowel system.
TklEIS remove the undigestcd
poisonous food. and waste mater
from the body thus taking avay
the cause o. c0nstipauor. bmoLs-
ress and diarrhoca
When your child IS cross and
rceyish, has r. coated tongue anf
foul taste in the mouth and q poor
appetite, give 10 TRiETS 10 SCI n
right again You will have no
trouble getting q child 20 take
IklEIS They like the spearmint
flavor
LAXATIVE IO~ De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

J. Davis. OF Wellsville, o.. was a bust
ness caller In Wsilsourg on Monday
p. u. crozier. Of steubenvuIa. O.. WAS
visiting among friends in welIsburg on
Sunday
Miss Lorraine Lucas has resigned her
position as bookkeeper FOR the ]. S.
Liggett Feed Company. The position
D. now being hIled by Miss Finley OF
Buffalo district.
s. 4. Gullette. Sr.. has returned from
a ten day trip 10 Florida
The young daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
-. = shannon. OF High street. - IN at
William Atwen L. IN at his home and
~ unable 10 pursue his regular Ocoupa-
Miss Helen Mcmahon. a nurse Al the
iiaskins hospital. at Wheeling. was a
NeliEhurE visitor on Sunday. the guest
Of her parents.
Lawrence Kunkls and Gale simpson
we're stcubenville. ohio. callers on sun
day evening.
Alouro Murray Is visitor in Rochss-
Ter. Pa. attending the funeral OF a reia-
tive.
W. 9 Mage. or Route No. ?. was A
" ellHhurE visitor on Saturday
oeorge Cornelius has returned 20
MurEautoWn 90 his studies. after a short
Fisit win hia parents IN this city.
hlss Margaret Merryman. Of Union.
a. sEpected home 10 few days FOR =
q 81 ana :. ~ wsrden and ~ 'F fnm iits;
Nsre she guests % relatives III HeIiaire
ohio. on sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Albert Donshoo ana
rhlldrru. % MhcslInr we're gunds i,
Nisiiora 20 ne home ~ Mr and Mrs.
W llllam Anderson ga sunday
Miss Iona Potts and Miss Veir,.
fsrguHou Ecrs wheeling visitors on
saturday
CharlrH rlcEering d. spnsriuF with
ttd aftark 81 the qufrnr
Ms. Enaahsth MelaieF aud daurhfsr
Ono. uU SUNDAY.
zen on Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
SICK CHILDREN
LOVE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
GIVE CANDY cSTHARrIc- roR A
BAD coLo. SOUR STOMACH.
CONSTIPATION.

Get a i0cent boz now.
Most OF the ills OF childhood are
caused b. a sour. disordered stomach.
slusEish liver and constipAted bowels.
They catch cold easily. become cross.
listiess. irritable. feyerish. restless.
tongue coated. don't eat or sleep well
and need a gentle cleansing OF the
bowels-but don't try 10 force a nAuse
atinE dose Of oil into the little ones
already sick stOmach-lt IL cruel.
needless and old fashioned
Any child viii gladly take Cascarets
Candy Cathartic. which act gently
never gripe or produce the slightest
uneasiness- cleanse the little
ones system. sweeten the stomach
and put the liver and bowels In a pure,
healthy condition
Pull directions for children and
grownups In each package.
Mothers can rest easy after givinr
this gentle. thorough laxative. width
costs only 10 cents a box At any drug
store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

TONED above are presented in fewer
numbers than one in three thousand
OF the seed being examined, a state.
ment shall be made on the label at.
tached TO the package naming the
weed seeds present therein.
Impure Seeds Classified.
The seeds Of the following named
weeds shall be classed as impurities
in agricultural seeds. as defined in
section two OF the act: Sheep sorrel,
green foxtail. yellow foxtail or pigeon
grass. night towering catch-fy. black
seeded plaintain, common plaintain.
curled dock. pigweed. lambs quarters,
lady's thumb or smart weed. yellow
trefoil. burr clover. sweet clover.
chick weed, orange hawkweed. black
bindweed, ragweed.
When such impurities. or any OF
them. are present in quantity exceed
Ing two per cent OF said AGRICULTURAL
seeds. the approximate percentage of
each shall be plainly stated on the
tag attached, as specified in section
one Of this act
sand. dirt. sticks. broken seeds. other
seeds than those mentioned above o.
any other foreign matter shall be con-
agricultural seeds sold. offered or ex
posed Tor sale IN this state for seeding
purposes. When such impurities are
present in seed exceeding two per cent
In weight. the name and approximate
per centage OF each kind Of impurity
shall be stated IN the label as specified
In section one OF this act
Agricultural seeds containing Eve per
cent or more by weight OF agricultural
seed other than the NAMED sample. shall
BE- plainly labeled with the percentage
u such seed.
Prohibits brisbrandiuR.
Agricultural seed shall be considered
a. misbranded.
tD When seeds low In value are
submitted under the label for those OF
similar appearance but greater value
go When sOutheru-Erown seeds are
labeled as northern grown.
go When seeds are 90 any other re-
spert not true % the label under which
they are sold or offered for sale.
CD When seeds are sold under any
label other than that Of the dealer sell
IuE same.
Bl When labels or tags supplied by
Wholesale dealer are attached Co lots
~ seed and not purchased from such
Wholesale dealer or % lots Of seed other
Dan those fgr which they we're Intend
20 to he used
WhrH ro u stranded. AGRICULTURAL
cold ur offered Tor sale Within the stat.
Exemptions Are specified
Tfr provisions ~ this arf ahai not b.
Construed aH applying 90.
CD an. person growing p0~srssirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
Rheumatism in Joints
Pain Disappears ana Swelling vAnishss
In = rev Days.

That f. what happens N Won M.
Rheuma. the wonderful remedy tbst
John Coleman Co. Wheeling. "a IA
and all druggists sell on the money
back II not cured" plan. There IL avs,
amount OF rheumatism In this vicinity
and ~ you know any sufferer. cali hi.
attention 70 this generous offer
Rheuma g. a auick-acttnE prescriptto,
You will know your rheumatism A. Iesv.
ing "a hours after you take the nr.t
dose. IL dissolves the uric Aels ans
drives Il from its lodging place.
Mrs. Alice A. Brown Tth.r. ~ -
writes: For seven years 4 suffered
gfeatly with rheumatism In my hip. af
night was scarcely able Go sleep one
bottle OF Rheuma cured me-"
That sounds miraculous but Ttbetff,4,
aoes miraculous things. Fifty cents !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
No More Piles
Simple Home Remedy Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relisf-and Costs
Nothing % Try.

TIE Fvramid 1uiile from q aingis Trial
Nff HlulH IfUHInE. bleeding o. rrofrud-
lnF giles. neuHrr holds ard IN rectal
let.ies n ~ ~ rarv n your Own
r aI eruEriat go boz. a single boz
often cures
ir'aI frrafmert viii BE- mailed free
Tor re naFIrT pyramid DIR 90 Ar
iFramId BIDS MarahalL NIrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

Murray Robertson. two popular Young
people OF the Fourth ward were mar
ried on saturday. January 3Oth. 1915 al
80 p m at the N. F. church parsonage
by the Rev. a. Il. Doak. They will re-
side 90 the home OF the groom on
Twenty -second street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
SOAPS. ETC.

make such rules and regulations an NAV
BE necessary 20 carry into erect the fuIi
Intent ard meaning ~ thia act. the SAID
conf missioner o. agriculture shall report
promptly % the prosecuting attorney
~ the county iu which the orenae vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

commit tied. any violations af the act art
all Iallurea 90 comply herewith. arf Ht
.lI 20 me DUTY ~ TIE rrnHrrufinr e..
LNTNeN m any count" In whIrn The al.
Lcnre Or committed tn rruaecute ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W Va. Feb l.
Murphya and no Cent store. on Charles
b. tween sixth and seventh streets. Wa
rob1ed Monday morning o. shortly after
midnight sunday. ON Monday morning
AZ a On. he noticed some chocolates
scattered about the moor and immedi-
ateiy vent o. the candy shelves 20 md
that eight or nine boxes 81 candy worth
about t2o had been taken. He then
made further Investigation and more
than $40 worth o. other goods were
found % be missing
large double door leading 10 the
alley On back % the store vas found
open this morning AR. Jones. the
nnanaEsr. stated that he was IN the
store on sunday and discovered that the
door had been tamperod with on satur-
day uiEht. BE replaced "a wooden bar
which holds the doors together ana slid
the bolt back IN place ON Monday
mornlug he found the wooden bar hal
again been removed and the robbers sue
Ceeded IN lpoaeninE the bolt b prying
the double doors apart
The mannrer on each saturday uIFht
has All - the shelves REALIZED with sap
piles ready for starting business al the
beginning q the following waek and
this morning a. Was found that = large
quantity of paint paint brushes towels
ailNerNars. mouth organs and other
small articles we're missing from the
places where they had been put un sat.
urdaY night. besides the candy which ar
rived only last week and had not been
opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

ana Marie MCClusksV. rrlrefnia. "a
william Morgan Williams. Failannbes
and Daisy Mario Long FnllanHhaa
Robert Emmett Hndrera WsiIrfurr
ana Viola crosa.. ~. D. D. No q Wslis-
John murray Rohsrtsun Wefiskurr
and Jessie Wilson WhselInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

hobsrtsoa- Wilson.
MisH Jessie Wilson and NJ fohn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02
DRIED FRUITS. ETC.
FARINACEOTs Good. ETc.

Corn starch, per Pig ............. o.
Size, per 10, 90 and .............. .O9
.-oAea OatAg ID s.sss.s. s..ss.ssss %
Corn Meal, bag Observation-Disclosures. Is
Hominy, per bag ............... ~
MucANheaE Flours peG s..s.sss.. .Og
49, 49,. ~ - -. =. '''s'.' 20
Lima Beans, per 10 ........ 1900. %
goEn ElaAess pig ....s... .....s.. lO9
barley. 10. .....-.. ....... ID
ahreaded Coooanut, IN. ......s..... re
Candles, 10. 1oo and ......... 9r
Yeast Cakest per pka ......... 10
haking soda, pr PFC ......... %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-02

Top measures 0ONSO
and is covered with
green imitation leather
to within one-half inch
OF the edge.
All the corners are
braced with nickel
metal pieces.
Body Of table is made of
solid oak throughout, in
mission finish.
Each leg folds individu-
ally and is capp, 4 with a
rubber tip 20 prevent
scratching of floors.
You have paid four dol
lars for Gard Tables not as
good as this one-so don't
hesitate about sending in
your order if the price ap-
peals TO you.
This table is light. max
ing il easy 10 move in any
room-it is strong-it folds
compactly, and il will save
you from borrowing your
neighbors.
Get one.