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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

several hundred. or recite to yourself
some Of your old achool-day rhymes
or verses
n you suffer from hot aashee or
dizziness, faiuting spells. hystcria. head
che. bearing down pains. nervousness
all are symptoms Of irrcgularitv and
female disturbances and are not b.
yond relief
Dr. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription IL
directed 10 the real cause and promptly
removes the disease. suppreaser Che
pains aud nervous symptoms and there.
BY brings comiou IN the place Of pro.
luugcd misery 10 has been cold bv
druggists for nearly fifty years. m huid
form, a. 500 per bottle giving
general satisfaction. ~ can nov be
had On sugar coated tablet form. AZ
modified By Dr. Pierce. Sold bv an
medicine dealers or trial bor hv mail
on receipt Of fifty cents tn sfamrs
Every SICK woman may consult rs hv
letter Absolutely without charge
Write without fear AZ without Zee 10
Faculty II The invaiiis' Hotel. ID. " hf
Pierce. President. COS Main Street
buffalo, ~. -.
Dr. Piercea Pleasant Pellets are fi,.
original little liver pi'is first ruf no n.
years ago. They regulate and invigorsf-
stomach. liver and bowels Much ir-L
tated but never equaied sugar-coaf-d
and rasy n taFr aa candy Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

Mlas Mary M0rrist1n has returned Co
her home iu scuccaviile. after visit
with relatives here
Mra. Richard HALEY. OF Mulberry
Vile friends
Arthur stewart n north Arch street.
has been auncrinE from q severe attack
~ rheumatism.
Mrs. bernard Leppsrt has returned
from n visit with her mother. Size.
Martha NoiErr EHley. o. Newark
~ craven. Of ohio street. hes been
FpeudinE "a few dayH Dol wheeling
Mrs. Frel Holman. ~ NaWnrk has
here
laura Price trained nurse he's been
seriously 900 ~ pluerirv the past few
lHtH nl Ngr home on krnUHrf avenue
George W nIhnaur. ~ Hrllnfrr nuarf
sunday with relatives here
MrH 7 n EnwiH OF the north end vas
called tu WheaIIrn laHf week ~ the flI.
ness ~ hrr daughter. Mra Br. q
Mo- Fred WluchslL Of xsrsavius
haT been spending few DAYS With nor
I.ntH ~ and Mrs.. James ucpew ~
" %. ChappsiL attorney ~ tHIa iia-s
'H = business visitor fn Columbus
Mr. ' N Reed. 81 East South street.
has been rpcndInE frw daya fu RsI-
mont
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extend its work and to stand equa
with the best.

with the best
I've are giving more attention to
these items than 20 others" the pres
ident explained. although IL must
not be overlooked that the reorganiz-
ed law school has been admitted to
me Association OF American Law Col
leges, which puts Il in rank with the
thirty best law schools IN America.
The engineering school also has
taken high rank and it's graduates are
found paying positions all over the
country. and are making good almost
without exception. The medical
school attempts TO do only two years
work. Those who do two years OF
college work and two years work in
medicine are graduated with a r. s.
degree and are accepted by the best
medical schools In the country for the
remaining two years work.
Largest Class In History.
One hundred and ten young men
grees from the university in June this
year. The work of checking up the
credits and standing of the members
OF the senior class has been complet-
ed, and Il was found the class would
be the largest In the history OF the in
s,itution;, Last year So degrees were
The notable increase of 80 per cent
in number OF graduates Is all the Tlore
striking. according TO the acting pres
ident, when Il is remembered that one
year has been added to the require
ments for the degree in law. and that
TIE university does not now confer
the degree Of doctor OF medicine.
A new feature of the work OF the
college OF engineering is mining eX-
tension work. The first appropriation
bill passed by the legislature carried
an annual appropriation OF $4,000 for
this work. but owing TO the failure
or the legislature to provide new reve-
nue., this Item was vetoed. IL is the
hope OF everyone connected with the
University that this will soon be re-
stored. One man has put In all his
time at this work this year. and has
organized some ten or twelve schools
in the Norfolk & Western fields and
IL the money is appropriated. three OF
four men will be put 20 work with the
intention ultimately to extend IL to
all the coal fields OF the State.
Predicts Bright Future.
The future for the school is very
bright" says DIR. Trotter. IF the
proper facilities are provided. there
viii be no difficulty in having three
or four hundred students in the col
lege OF agriculture alone in the next
five years The time has come to
look forward To the needs of the school
and the State for the next fifty years.
The board OF regents are broad-minded
men and have vision OF great things
in the future. IL 10 the opportunity OF
q life time just now. and those in
charge are optimistic and believe in
the schools future as never before"
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The regular weekly meeting of tbo
Bessie shaw Mission Circle Of tbe
stone church was held last evening
Henry Otto. Of Triadelbhla. has pur.
chased fine driving horse from,
James Rine az Elm Grove
vel attended mems meeting was
held last evening az the Buckley M
p. church at Edgwood.
Mrs. Shirly Elkins. Of Fairmont il
spending several days as the guest ~
friends and relatives az Elm Grove
Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Guttmsn. NJ
fltlsburgh, are spending several dsvs
as me guests Of friends and relatives
a. WoOdsdale.
The Young Peoples Sewing club
OF Elm Grove. met last evening hi
the 81 James chapel
J. W. Tharp is confined 10 bfs hon..
AZ Elm Grove with severe attart ~
pneumonia.
George Neevis is removing from, ht.
home on the Stone Church road M
springdalo. D"
Mr. and Mrs. Emmer4op sbow.-.
have returned 20 their home at Eiy,
Grove after having spent saver.i
days with relatives al Martins Forry
w. L. Myers has resigned bic DOS.
ton az foreman OF the Ball EnrIneer.
ing Company 40 Wo0dsdalo.
a. j. McGlumphy. OF DaIIae fr
erecting a new residence in McCur.
dy.H addition at Elm Grove
James Macarthur has returned fo
Die homo az WayueaburR. pa aff.r
having spent n few days looking after
business in The pike district
Miss Lillian Wells. of pIttaburqb d.
spending q few days as tho g1iest 81
friends mo WoodsdaIa
a q. berInger. OF Cleveland d.
spending n few days looking after
business matters 90 FULTON
John clark has returned To- hfr|
home at Zanosvillo after having rpepf
,1e past few days with friends rt.
Edrwood
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0UT-THE-PIKE


Al his home AZ sherrArd yesterday
afternoon occurred the death OF Alr.
FRED Ebera. one Of the oldest and
most highly respected residents OF
that place The deceased was In his
s1th year and had been an but a short
time. His wife. Mrs. Pred Eoerz
passed away last Wednesday The
deceased has lived Al Sherard for the
past several years. He IL survived
by one son. Prof. c. II. Ebers OF rsm
Grove. and one brother. william.
Late last evening funeral arrange.
menu were incomplete.
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case 90 collect nue ord costs from prop.
arfE alleged fu HH Esra bv u.nv 40 ~.
'Nt.un. The case was dismissed
Homo state Bank vs. EaF HarE rt u.
lldrmelt Tor plaintiff for g8Elfr. m
laNgr 81 fr.T leH' EaufInE co. 81 Ans.
-lsm Tor silfNt and foreclosure or
D. o. Robertson vs Prank Tru4s .t
ti. Judgment rIEer Cor SlgIaG
MarEaret unIeehsII-r crooks va Sci.
..M |".N .ulf Tor divorce and maiden
name They were married raI n zoos
aL N ellHburE. She alleges rrosa neEIerf
IT oIff arI Failure fI provide THAT bel
haH GUESSED Der aud threatened 70 rtrfra
ncy.
Ethel Edmurda eH Jos U1trft.ss.
SUI f.r 1900 damage frr injuries Ir
neyF
a. buckingham % ai TRUSTEES. We
rnI. ~ NTn"I frNHu 60. Hfnauf asked
Tor $500 EratIne and Vail attornrva
Mr Dover called again this morning
Ffli trr new 1ffire boy a. Mr.. Wilson
entered fhe office
"uid you teu him Q haH F6H. - caii.
fornia. as Q told sou. Prank
.Tra aIr"
What Iid be- sayf-
HH asked when you would b. haaH
enI said. Aftor lunch. '--fndiauapofia
News,
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GAINESVILLE


HAkNEsEIILE 49,. March 10 =Trs
death ~ Mrs. benjamin Galloway o..
Cured af The family home ur NlrtF
lrgnNWnIs Monday evening Diseases
INlly zoo tn Doc advance HEf caused nrH
rflt Oh ladies 90 fNIa place ard her
neiFhunrg and friends express sorrow al
u'l u.lih surviving her besides the
husband ere i've children. Nrr Vyaar.
.nFfnu trler. Mrs. Gerald smith Mra
frarfhn hunF uf this place. Sire ~
f FrrEunr. cleveland. and John gaII1.
way. Uf COLUMBUS FunrfaI aarefras
VIII Do held "Wednesday afternoon CON.
Quoted NE Rev. Thomas Wood Inter-
rFuf Iu Northern rannfrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Win Meet Friday

A meeting OF the voters OF TriadeI-
phia district viii be held Friday even
ing At Kim Grove TO take up matters
relative 10 the locating OF the new
nigh school for the district. At this
meeting the residents will have a
conference with the board Of educa-
ton and will discuss the different To-
cations. also matters relative 10 the
bond election that was held last fall
VIII be discussed. All voters who are
interested in the location OF the new
school are urged TO be IN attendance.
The meeting will open at 5:30 o'clock
y. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Moodnen Met

Henry Clay Camp Modern Wood
men OF America met last evening in
hands Hall in their regular weekly
meeting. Matters pertaining TO the
business OF the order were taken IN
and class OF candidates were mi
uated. The matter OF the state ban
ner that was burned up in the Cecil
Lumber Company fire was also taken
up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
PROBLEM.
THE FACTS OF THE CASE.

The tendency Of the tinies IL for
young women 20 prefer work In oaice
Or factory rather than doing house
work. Vet the work in the Office or
factory b. usually more nerve racking
because % a. q constant repetition OF
work a. high gpeed-a tension which
racks brain and BODY and from which
there b no relsNakou. on the other
hand the houackeeper. ~ she be q
mother u large family. ia weighed
down with worries and cares - her
houscvork is beyond her strength. per.
haps, yet if she studies her work. outs
her houaework on a business basis and
manages we'll she can easily take
twenty minutes or half an hour in the
middle Of The day 10 completely reIar.
~ complete relaxation. Dr Pierce
means that the tired woman should Del
on her back without pillow or bolster .
Vt every muscle b. at rest Put a
Damp cloth over the eyes % rest them
Think Of nothing. or AZ near nothing
81 you can. m The brain o. siiu ocru-
- 9TH ulaus or worries. count
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

II was unoniciaIly stated yesterday
mat plans would be laid within the
near future for the erection OF an
other planning mill by the Cecil Lum-
Der Company. A few weeks ago the
plant was entirely wiped out by hre
and as yet no definite action has been
taken. but IL Is said that plans are
being made for the erection OF anotb.
or plant within the near future.
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Gender Obseouie.

The last sad rites over the remains
of the late James Gender. who passed
away at his home at Patterson. Sun
day evening. were held yesterday. The
services were In charge of Rev S. b.
Hart. Of the Elm Grove NJ. f. church,
and inierment was at the Stone church
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Royal NeIohbou.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Royal Neighbors, Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Modern Woodmen OF America. will
be held Thursday evening In the
WoOdman hall at Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
COMMITTEES Meetlna.

The social committee OF the Chris
tan Endeavor Society OF the Stone
church was held last evening in the
church TO take up matters relating
TO their social and entertainment that
will be given Friday evening. The
affair will be in the nature OF a birth
day celebration in honor OF the found
ing OF the society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

IHa death uf Sire william rar.r.g
EruILNI Ht Che home 81 nrf fnunHfar
MfH M'tIrnIH. wife OF Judge NraIrrfa.
" 'ailWnIL sunday night nf fhr arr "a
~ NrHN" NHH was fNr widow ~ the
late nru william perengv n r.-,.-.
.NIN"llHf minister Hrlrf funeral 80.
vices were bold nf the MrsIrnIa home
ufglag mnrHlnn me o'clock rev III
HfalEIeJ. % tHr Caldueu So b.
ghlr nrirlatiuF The remains were
gr1uFnf ~ fhiH city and taken o. the
nome ~ Der son. Ur FrnI Trrrrns. III
central Main street whore funeraf arr.
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Much BUILDING.

A building boom seems to have
struck Elm Grove. at least that por-
ton known as Elm Heights. AT the
present time there is under process Of
construction seven houses in this ad-
ciuon and IL IL said that a number OF
contracts will be let within a short
time for additional houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

examiner John A Bliss eIfH Az as
elstant is here again from fhs state de-
t-llinfIl deFiuE into municipal anHIra
~ BEING IcuFed over hy state examiner
ila said tnrro VIII D. further raufa.
rIen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

court held that ir her ffarfrrrr go.
tne W1rknuIae nN fha county NUH-r.fr.
sloners, 90 relieved her from LIABILITY To-
of brilliant ~ over ff.In0. Tf va 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
STEUBENYILLB

Stu HENVILLE 3D.. March 10 Thu
huard of Education az last utrhta arr.
zion derreed that cape and gowns shall
20 worn ~ The graduates 600 the uUUna
sion of commencement
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Orange Meeta

The regular weekly meeting Of the
GLENDALE Grange Society was held
last evening at the Glendale school
mouse. AT this meeting the study OF
the text book on agricultural topics
was continued.
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The choir of the Vance Memorial
church gave a recital In the church
auditorium last evening A splendid
literary and musical program had
been prepared for the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

vices WIN b. concluded Tuesday after
noon. conducted by Rev Th1frar Wood
lufermeut iu Southern cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

four new members were Initiated. they
we're as follows; Dick Butler. Charles
Caldwell. Frank Smith and Charles
Ray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
GOING UPl

An enormous quantity % earth 10 be-
inc used TO raise the level % those
eireh-Lynn lots % Quality. Riaht
nov 10 the time for you 10 realize how
Vslvabie these lots are.
McCullagh & Reid. Both Phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

Miller DO Leasgrs. 90 ysarr. rf Rain.
years Of Toronto.
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N. D. @. Club

The regular weekly meeting OF the
NJ. ID. q. club was held last evening
at Woebers. After the business meet
INK those In attendance were enter
tained by Miss Clemantine Fitzpat-
rick. At the meeting last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Special Limited Time Offe,
The Wheeling Intelligencer-

as explained in THE MODERN FAMILY PHYSICIAN COU-
pom, which will find another page newspaper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
What Some Prominent People Saw About This Work

CLARA BARTON, Founder American Red
Cross, sayss
Concise. compact. practical knowledge con-
stantly At hand given in distinct language and
an attractive form that will insure is general
reading wherever met / feel Il to be a most
welcome aid 20 my own cherished work Of
First Aid now 50 rapidly spreading over the
country"
W. n. ?. FAUNcE. President. Bros0n Uni
UsTfify, sayss
Modern Medicine has developed chiefly in
lines Of prevention rather than cure and a
knowledge Of the facts and methods presented
would save thousands Of families from serious
illness or disaster"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

81 i~l-SAi IA wanted. average commits
so" Per cent We wan, good,
cream cul mtn ana VIII pay them we'll
WI .Wofos ions get tho business
" on"%ifGi traUc stimulators and
straight sale goods Aluminium. enamel
emma, TN. cutlery, glass etc omen
stock Commission sc,tIanents w.ni.
J.? Natohal Importing Co. Fourth and
Narket\Nir-ctS. ST Louis Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS opportunttS---For sale, all or
part interest In retail drug store to
registered drussist: well located, srSti
tease. good fixtures and stock All
store paying proposition. Wii,ns TO
sen 10 good man with n little cash on
easy terms, Apply hv letter w = a.
Parker. care Vaughan Robertson Drus
a lo-year contract AZ good salary an
srneral manascr ~ corporation
awaits reliable man who can ra,sc
pany. Splendid opportunity Tor stock
salesman who wants to settle down.
You Will be backed ny wv eNn.rtnnrci
adverttsing and orEapination experts
TO help You do Your part The 'nveat-
ment OF a limited amount ~ money ~
required. but the rtsht man who Ir"s
not have this money can sccur. THIS
opportunity " he has tho ability TO
raise money fnr the work The post
ton and this mans interest IN hi. own
yearly. II You can quality for thu"
place write us telling us sonirthtuG
OF yourself aud what you have done
Address 1914 Starks building. Louis
vile. NY.
PARTY now owning and operating an
active going business In tho sta
tionery and office supplies business OF
10 years standing desires to sell tho
same. as whole or In part. and retire
from the business. will require an
amount not less than $4,000. MS evil
denced 10y actual inventory and good
Of Richmond. T. sos. care Times Dis
patch.
FOR sale. good corner Church Hin
store. good trade and location, liv-
ing rooms: cheap price. Address II
24I. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

us do your papering and painting at,
the most reasonable prices for hrst-
OF out of town work. r. e Gardner.
435 West Main Street. Phone Madison
636l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ESMEN-Enereotic live wires for
the State "f Virginia, by the pioneer
manufacturers OF aluminium cooking
utensils in the United states "lS92"
I'm" OF aluminium ware has been OH the
mHrE"i for 2% years Goods graran-
tecd Tor ~ Years t.Nccll"nt territory
open. cali Oh dealers only. Liberal
ana satisfactory commission contra $
Win exclusive territory to men of
clean. successful selling records. Write
ran particulars nrSt letter. giving 3
or more business references. including
former employers Applications treat
ID Cunndcnta!ly. There is AN oppor-
unity for district sales mana gcrship
on southeastern states on salary and
, Ap~nScS 10 the man who qualities
Illinois Pure aluminium Company. Lee
mont. Ill.
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,E no TNE pURLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WE make the following statement so
the names: Mr.. H ID. Brinser. who ap-
piled to the city for sit. for manu-
featuring n competitive line OF goods,
reliable and wcll-cs established firm of
Il. &. Brinser's Sons, Inc, of which
O. D. Brinser is president: j. w. Brin-
ser. vlce.president and treasurer. and
). II. Phillips. secretary.
i. 9. BRINSEKS SONS INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

SALEsNIf". w4If'od, .cNneriono. unncc-
rnw for large list ~ OPENINGS. Offer.
ina opportunities to earn from 500 to
$500 month while YOU learn. Address
nearest Office Dept. 324, National sales =
mems IIhininS Association, Chicago,
New York. Ssn Francisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

CoLLEG + graduate desires temporary
position, technical preferred: varied
experience. quick to catch on. ADDRESS
II III. CAre Times. HisLntCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

Statesmen wanted with advertising
experience 10 sell our big lin, of
metal ana parafiincd signs We meet
competitive prices, Big commission for
energetic workers over 90 years in
business. The Winters co, Springncld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

statesmen FOR leading lace ana en-
hro!dcry importer Unrestricted ter
rltOrN. Liberal commission 40 ohjcc-
lions 10 side lines. l.. y BON 3l7. Mad
!a0l sluLro .sLltLnM. Vow NnrE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

SALESMAN experienced any line TO sell
general trade IN Virginia. EncX-
'cllsd specially propositions. commis-
sion contract. S3H weekly expenses.
Continental JcWclry Co, GG-2I Cont
mental Building. Cleveland. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

TWO i've statesmen for Nirginia by
w"ll-rat"d manufacturing concern 10
SCI! MERCHANTS greatest specially OF the
DAY so" 10 5000 per month Commis-
SipNS PAID weekly. state experienced
II \. Taylor. station G. Cleveland. @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

Si a high school graduate. normal
graduate primary "r grade work. No
objection 10 a good rural school Ref
"ronccs. Address Teacher. Box 81. sta
ton y. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

y widow 1851. formerly music teacher
desires employment viii look after
nome tof widower OF some professional
man, prefer suburbs or small town.
MUS furnish good reference. Address
L "ii. care Times pispatUh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

AGENTS--The most wonderful house,
hold invention of this century The
'N"-tIas producer makes and burns its
own gas from coal oil. Cheaper to OBJ
crate than coal, wood or city gas Fits
any cook stove or range No home
complete without it, Exclusive terri
tory assigned to responsible men
Gloria Light Company, llO2 Washing
ton Blvd. Chicago III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

REPRESENTATIVE wanted, exclusive
territory. New invention t,uaranteed
by reputable corporation, saving 25
per cent TO gasoline users or money re-
Lionary engine owners buy at first Of
tering. Territory going quickly Gas
Saver Sales Company, 1890 Broadway,
New York
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PERSONAL.

FREE-To prove the curative value OF
our iron and alum mass. we will. dur
full 50-cent box OF Piedmont Bed ford
Spring Company's iron and alum mass
equal to ~ gallons Of iron and alum
water. free. 1t has had the approval
OF the medical profession and the pub
lie for over so years In the trea time mt
Of Indigestion diseases Of the Kidneys
and intestines. skin diseases, nervous
and general debility. Send 10 cents
to pay cost Of packing and postage.
Inc. Box 231, Lynchburg. Va.
WANTED, you to know that W. II.
Cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
3ewelry work are the lowest In town
satisfaction 10 guaranteed. 1915 East