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Ripley County democrat., 1916-10-20
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'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All interesting Reading.

Automobile thieves are operat-
ing at Charlottesville.
A rock road is being built from
Sikeston 10 Browns Spur.
Fire recently partly destroyed
the high school building at Oran.
Many cattle are being shipped
into Scot; county TO be fed this
fall and winter.
The marshal at Caruthersville
captured 18 crap shooters one
night last week.
The Southeast Missouri Teach-
ers Association will be held at
Cape Girardeau next month.
A traffic ordinance has been
enacted at Charlottesville to put
q stop 70 automobile speeding.
The ]. s. Strum saw mill at
Hayti was destroyed by fire sew
eral days ago, entailing a loss OF
$1,000.
The United Baptist Association
which was organized 100 years
ago, met at Roselle, Madison
county, last week.
Otto Cox, Of Bloomfield receiv-
ed broken arm while cranking
an automobile at Cape Girardeau
one day last week.
The civil engineering depart
ment OF the third district OF the
Frisco railroad has been moved
from Chaffee to Memphis.
B. p. Eaton sustained the loss
of a finger last week while ope-
rating an ensilage cutter at his
home near Cape Girardeau.
An unidentified man was found
dead beside the railropd track
near Bell City few days ago,
evidently killed by a train.
The Sikeston high school de-
feated the Cape Girardeau high
school in football gone on the
TIN inst. by a score OF 81 to 0.
Jesse Watts McCollum, the old
est citizen of Dexter, died las
week. He was S4 years OF agt
and an ex. Confederate soldier.
The electric light plant at Dex'
ter was closed October l, ant
electric service at Dexter is nov
received from the Poplar Bluf
plant.
Lane Roberts, Of the Cape.wa'
seriously injured on day last weel
when an automobile he was driv
ing overturned pinning him un
derDe Death.
Town Marshal Turner, OF AL
lenville, Cape county, while fish
ing one day recently, caught
turtle which weighed 102 pounds
Some turtle and lots Of soup.
Herman Soehlig, Of Jackson
had his right arm and side 9
badly scalded that the flesh peel
ed off, when a tub Of boiling wa
ter fell on him one day the ra'
week.
John Evans, young man liv
Ing near Poplar Bluff, died a fe
days ago from injuries sustaine
short time before when lare
limb fell from tree and struc
him on the head.
Threshing the rice crop on Il
Geo. Begley farm in Butl'
county started last week. II
estimated the crop will averaG
90 bushels TO the acre and thel
is a large acreage.
The New Eta Advance repor
that q train of fifteen covers
wagons passed through that TOW
recently on their way to the A
kansas Ozarks to find homes
that beautiful country.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-10-20

Cdpe 0lrdruodu HoprS W SoCuro
the locasion Of a $4,000 Carne-
gle library, and the city council
at recent meeting voted q one.
mill tax to support the prcposi-
ton.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars
will be spent in constructing two
roads in Taney county, one TO
run from Holister TO the Arkan-
sas state line and the other from
HolIister to Branson.
Louis Lawyer was badly injur-
ed one day last week at Poplar
Bluff when the horse he was
driving ran away overturning the
buggy. He should have been
driving an automobileA
Lester HoUsman, aged 10, for
merly a Cape Girardeau boy,who
ran away from home not long ago
and joined the Canadian army,
has gained his freedom and has
returned to his parents.
Miss Zeta Farrar, who lives at
Renfro, sustained a painful and
disagreeable wound in her right
leg, one day last week, when a
revolver she was handling was
accidentally discharged.
Charles Grau, a farmer living
in Stoddard county, has 100 col
oniss of bees on his farm. This
year he sold 1S00pounds Of honey
at Poplar Bluff and has 5000 more
pounds at his farm to sell.
A four-year old son OF I. F..
Crane, OF Poplar Bluff, recently
set fire to the Crane residence
while playing with matches. The
residence aud an adjoining buiid-
ing were destroyed causing a loss
of SO, 900.
Malinda Booth, a 10-year old
orphan girl Of Poplar Bluff, said
to be very tough and incorrigi-
Bile, has been placed in the girls
industrial home at Chillicothe,
where an effort will be made to
make a good, respectable woman
| ol her.
WYlter Lancaster died at Bell
City few days ago from knife
wounds inflicted by Frank Boris,
Lancaster was going homo from
church when attacked, aud it is
said Boris mistook him for an.
other young man Of whom hs
was madly jealous.
The October term of circui
court convened the first Monday
There is over 200 cases on th'
docket, 58 OF which were divorce
cases. There are also a largi
number Of special cases regard
ing ditches that are not number
ed on the docket as they are con
solidated.
w. M. Rankin, q farmer livinl
, near Hayti, owns three COWS ant
a cream separator. and durinl
the summer months has averages
/ about 80 pounds OF butter pc
month which he sold for 80 cent
a pound, having enough left TO
home consumption. The COW
!, are grades and Mr.. Rankin be
lieves It would pay person wh
keeps three COWS or more on HI
place TO also have a separator.
! The Clarkton Gazette says ths
! five cotton pickers made a recor
: picking cotton on the Rev.J. /
I Long place recently. They WEI
! Cleve Lloyd, who picked 81
pounds; Lurd Lloyd, 400 posnds
John Whitaker, 455 pounds
\ Steve Lloyd. 38i pounds, an
9 Andy Long, 200 pour d.. II
? 1--WE picked q total q 2049 pound
: All agreed that Andy ] or
y would have picked more but tll
he did the weighing and packinl
Ripley County democrat., 1916-10-20
Fought Labor.

Fought Labor
Mr. Dkey has employed Union Labor in OF his fac
tories years time he had labor in his
shops verbal but the end Of he
fused the and turning the union men he
employed scab labor throughout.
Member of National Association of Manufacturers
Mr. Dckey a member of the Natona1 Hssocrtro
which organization has always fought labor and was
the halls of Congress because maintained Colonel
Muhall and his illegal lobby
Blacklisted by Labor.
Kansas City
Member of Employers Association
Mr. Dckey is member of the Employers Association of Kan
CITY, the sole purpose of which to hight labor
His brother the general manager OF his companies Mr. r. l.
Dckey is the Executive Committee of this organza
ton which recently sent letter deouncng labor copy of
which set out below.
His Opinion of Labor
This is what S Dkey candidate for United States Senate
thinks Of labor: aA
OFFICERS EXECUTIVE coandTTEE
Howard smith E pESP @ President c S aa mH9 fea es X nrew CO.
% e T Pesr. M oar % Vice rrasnt fslin % srFovz Envelope
Il Fh Ssconu sNe Missouri
Ii. Anderson Secretary cen' ms W. o. D'ess "' ~
| hitcombCa
A. Mcciean, supt Armour & Co.
rres IOvSy
Offices
EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION,
KanSas City, Missouri
Both Phones Main 1898.
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Ripley County democrat., 1916-10-20

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Ripley County democrat., 1916-10-20

Over twenty wears ago when County Counsellor Of Jackson
County rendered opinion that the county court could require
that all public printing bear the union label and Mayor OF Ran
sas City, he did require that all OF the printing the city be done
by union labor.
In the past years he been the champion Of the abong
in the United States Senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
THIRTEEN IS DEATH
TOTAL FROM STORM.

CORPUS CHRISTI. TEX. NN-: u
The loss of life from Il" 'go1ica storm
which struck Corpus Christi and ten
adjacent south Texas counties on Fri
day night was placed Al ;nIrt"cn %
night including nine members ~ The
crew Of the small treishter Piion Boy.
which foundered OFT the Aran$as Pass
ietrieS. Two Mexican men and one
Mexican woman We're killed al, Cath
crime, a settlement on The kln@ Cauch
near Alice. Texas and one Mexican wds
reported killed at San Diego. Rotn
towns are from nifty. 70 SIXTY miles IN
land.
Abe total damage in this section, OF
which Corpus Christi bore the heav-
lest part, was estimated at $2,oOn.hun
This includes devastation OF large
portion Of the lower coasts cotton crop
which was ready 10 be picked. Dam
age at Corpus Christi was estimated
conseryatirely al $5Or.0pn.
!. Ell PASO, Tex. Aug. 2Q.-The wind
that accompanied severe rain and
electric storm this afternoon. blew
down large wooden hall IN the camp
Of the Thirty Second Michigan ln-
fantry. bruising several men and made
the night uncomfortable in all OF ne
military camps. Torrents o. ram
poured down the streets OF The city
impeding street car traffic.
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SWEDEN IS GIVEN
THE DOUBLE CROSS

COPENHAGEN. Aug. - tH.t London.
2:0S a. m.)-AccordlnG to IA" plEetS
Nyneder the Swedish government mas
published a blue book containing 'he
diplomatic documents relating 10 the
negotiations between Sweden and Eng
land regarding the seizure Of British
mails to Russia. This seizure was in
retaliation for the taking BY the Brit
iSh OF parcels post from America ~
Sweden.
The blue book states that on the lnl-
tiative OF Great Britain an agreement
was reached by which British mails
were ITO be RELEASED. England agreeing
to he establishment OF an arDltratlon
cour, after the MAR 10 settle the CUES
ton. OF is SeizuIe Uf American mail.
After this aerecnert. the DUG oook
SAYS, and most % $4,000 packages or
mali seized By Sweden had been for
warded 20 Russia. England suddenly
demanded that Sweden allow all English
mails TO pass, :" Russia IN the future.
Sweden retustd 70 accept this amend
ment TO the original agrce!nen. where
upon England. Withdrew hec conceSSlr:l
regarding the a,hitartioa court inc
DaS.ts Nykcdrr SAYS thet several SweG-
iSh newspapers tear Il serious dlSaSree-
meut between the two countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
The 2. 3. & 7. Piano or Player Piano

Piano in YOUR home You start out to look at Panos The
first store you come to- shows you nice line of Pianos
and they quote you their prcesand nine chances ten
the price would be fair according to what they pad Tor
the Instrument but what they paid for it at the factory
depends, very largely, upon how they bought and
when they bought them.
We bought ESQ D. B. & 7. Pianos and Pla yer-Pianoss
for shipment in July and August the dulest season OF
the year, season generally spoken of as LAY OFT sea-
son" by piano manufacturers( and thus secured re-
duction in factory COST sufficiently large that we are
now passing these splendid Pianos and PayerPlanos on
and Twelve Dollars and Fifty Cents =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
SWIMMER LOST RACE Two SUICIDES IN TWOI
BECAUSE OF A SHARK DAYS AT PARKERSBURG

BOSTON. Aug. "u-lienry +. SulIl-
van nf Lowell WAS declared the winner
oyer Charles 10th OF BOSTON tonight
an Il swimming race between Race Point.
rrovinrctuwn and Nantask"t Bach
10th Was taken from The water ~ ms
trainers when shark CirCi"d nHhu'
him after H. had covered liz miles
III II lIttl" NOR" than II hours. Sullivan
covered - milrs. His followers claimed
h" was. in tho water 20 hours and -
minutes.
officials said Sullivan had establish
"rl Il new american cnduranc" record ny
breaking The mark of - hours and -
minutes set w hy 10th last year IN a
swim from Charleston Bridge 10 Bos-
ton light and return.
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EACH DAY COSTS
new YORK $362,844

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.--Tho daily
expense bill Of The New York City ad-'
minisrration is 5 .G2.Sli according 10 a
report made 10 Mayor Mitchell tonight
by Leonard NJ. Wallstein. Commission
err OF Accounts. This is compared with
Two previous administrations. the re.
port stating that the Mcclellan admin
isiration rate was s54l SOS and that Of
the Gaynor administration 1904 ,16l.
Out OF every 500 paid In taxes S2S.-
Is goes in interest and to reduce the
principal Of the city debt. Commits
sioner Wallstein declares. The total
funded debt Of the city on January l.
last, was sl,I2l.6Il.5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
GREEK TERRITORY
TO Be RESTORED

PARIS. Aug. %. . p. m.-TeleGra PHI
ing from Athens. the correspondent OF
the HayaS Agency says:
The Greek troops in tho region or
Florina retired when tho Bulgarians
advanced. The same policy is pur-
sued generally wherever operations
are taking place on Greek territory.
The German and Bulgarian ministers
have declared that the population IN
the territory occupied BY thu Bulca-
rians will be- respected. and that The
territory will Dr. restored a. the end
of the war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
TO TRY TO SETTLE
CAR MEN TROUBLE

NEW YORK. Aug. 2n-Efforts TO set
tie differences between the New York
Railways Company and its employees
which threaten another strike on
street car, subway and elevated lines.
will be undertaken tomorrow by
Mayor Mitchell and Chairman Oscar S.
Straus. OF the Public Service Commits
sion
The issue is whether employees dis
charged after the strike was settled be-
cause. as company officials declare.
they had been convicted Of diSorderly
conduct, are 10 be reinstated The
company has offered 10 arbirrate this
point
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four MORE BODIES
FOUND AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug 20--Four
more bodies. taken today from the
West Side water works tunnel wrote
the last chapter 10 ths disaster that
took nineteen lives five miles out IN
der Lake Erie four weeks ago.
One body found yesterday and TWO
last Friday were the first to BE- rs"
covered since. swo We're found :WO
weeks ago The bodies recovered to-
day were those OF Foreman Harry
Tokes, Jack Walsh, John Patton and
Frank Captain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
LOCAL MAN ASSISTS |
IN IMPORTANT CASE.
Charles Amien Traces Syrian Through
State Of Ohio With pennsylvania
N%;rsr. and alter Arrests Him.

OFFICERS and Later Arrests Him.
Charles .Aniien. local Syrian, Will 80
to Pittsburgh today where ne VII tes-
tify In case against Selwun Joseph.
Syrian, who is charged with transport
ing a young girl into states for lmmor-
al purposes. Joseph is So years OF age
and the girl be is said 70 have Seduced
is still in her teens.
Joseph was arrested by Pittsburgh
officers who in company with Mr..
Amien, traced him from Pittsburgh 70
Akron, o.. then TO Canton. o.. then to
Cleveland. then 70 Washington. Pa,
then TO Monongahela City, Pa. and
then TO Pittsburgh, where he was pick,
ed up last Wednesday. He was tried
before a squire on a chage OF criminal
assault and held under $4,000 bond to
appear before the state grand jury.
now a government charge OF white
slavery is pendiug against him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
NEW WORLDS RECORD,

OCEAN PARK. Cal. Aug. o0.--I.uhv
LANCER. OF tho Los Angeles Athclt ic
club. won the national mile swimmin
championship here today. esta bllshins
what local officials declared. 10 ne 4
new worlds record of % minutes IL
seconds FOR the distance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
GERMAN SQUADRON
IN THE NORTH SEA

LONDON. Aug -. go =. MA
German squadron nf some fifteen war
sips including large cruisers. is report
ed in the North Sea ny trawlrrs arriv-
ing at Ymuiden. Holland. Reuter- do
spatch says. The squadron was Sighr-
ed early yesterda: in 'ha region nl
White Bank and vas accompanied by
two zepplins T. was on northwest
erly course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
HUNTING CHILD MURDERER.

CHARLESTON. W Va. Aug 90
Sheriffs Of the counties nf kanawha.
Putnam and Jackson are looking tor
Charles Clcndennin. who last night WAS
reported 10 have killed . little baby in
the arms Of it's mother at Liberty. Put
nam county. Clendcnin is alleged "a
have thrown a hottie az IN" woman and
struck the child. causing its death L
short time later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
iai dispatch To tn" Intclligrncer.

Special dispatch In TN" IntclliErncer.
PARkERSDE RG. X. Va, Aug 20
The second suicide in Two days oc-
CURED here to-day when Mrs. Monnen
Craig. aged o. years. took .strychnine
and was found dead III. a woods. She
had an alteration with a member OF
the family, and became temporarily
insane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21

tninmrnt when III" f"atur" is shown AZ
thu" Colonial Theatre on M"ndAN ana
Tuesday interest for all Glasses al film
fans" being provided for IN tn" clio
n-"nts of ~,r$atI"naliSm. that ar" ""Gr-
l"d with Tia beautiful Srrnir lnNrsin-
lures provided by nature. Plus engaging
10Y" theme that ultimately arrives at
ia" much Desired happy wedding.
As usual ii new Everett Tru" comedy
and IN" Mutual Weekly Will IN shown
in aIdit ion
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ONE KILLED IN RIOT.

HAVANA. Aug. 2n.-Onc man was
killed and several wounded early today
ut Cienfugus in a political riot between
parlisans of Snntago Ray and Juan
Florencio Cabrera, rival candidates for
Mayor Many shots we're fired and
knives and hatchets were used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
A WANTON MURDER

FREEDOM. IA. AUG. -"-Stoppng
hIE automobile in tn" main street here
al tn" command If stephen Hester. aged
IS, DR. Clarence J. l."ckharl. aged "h.
VAS Shn, and killed today. Hester. who
was a patient of tho duCtur was arrest
ed and placed in Jail. No motive for
the crime is known
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coHsECRATEp BISHOP,

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.--Thc Rev.
Alexander pzubia was cnnsccrated Bish-
on OF Pittsburgh at tho Russian Cathc-
dral Of the Greek Catholic church mere
today,
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FOUR DEATHS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3o-Four
deaths from infnntil" paralysis ana
len new cases were reported In Phila-
dclphia today. This Is the smallest
plumber OF new cases reported since
August IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
This Sale Makes II As Easy TO
Own As TO REM a Piano

After reading yer
this plan can't YOU see
the ease with which you
can own a Piano?
Can't YOU see that
YOU can own a beautiful
d.. B. & T. Piano more
chcaply than YOU can
rent the other Fellow s?
Can't YOU see how much
these easy terms assist
YOU in educating your
family in music?
Let us sh ow Won
something: S up pos e
YOU bought a D., B & T.
Piano, or some other
similar h i e h g IA d G
Piano, in the regular
way, paying twelve dol
lars a month for it. Add
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
THE DREAM GR1"-vRGlN1A..

Power who score" the creates; hit al
his Curc,: III where Ar" My Chiidr"n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21

ROmauG<. and adventure. ia" meeting
OF low l;fr and high iitr forms IL" dom
iraEr GRIMM! ia :IiS features. Tim
Dream Girl" which j. the booking ~
the LIrrlnIa ;h"lr'.. M"nd"v hnH Tues
dag. Mac Murray plays liz" part ur Il
riri born in l.n. .i:i.s. h"G i"uug M"
surrounded hy idmGI"HpS on ':"ry Side.
In SpI'. nf her h.rti. and environment
,hc. rl"t has - low. for everything beau
fiiul ana artistic" Just ~ Tia" moment
when ,urc Sr"nia {" have dealt her a
mos. unLsIua blow sh" l. brought int"
cuminr, with better surroundings.
In this ph",r-rlIr MISS Murray hnT
the, SUPPORT -: lu excellent c:tS' !nrlUd-
ing Th"ot,ur" Roberts,. Jas. N"li', Fart"
Fox. Charles T.. W"S'. Mrs. Lewis Me
Cord and Mar M"rsrm.
TIN added Textures. tor tn, two days
arc ,hai;cr nI;l, ''rh" Mysteries ~:
Myra." aud rarnu."l.h TraycI"ruc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
THE SILENT BATTLE-GROUND

Thousands "f Copies u "'rh" silent
I.aItl"" hav" h".u sold and t;""rI"
Gibbs. It's author. hHs u.nr'.I rich r"sai'
tics FROM ;h,. mnr'l--nud NOW u GO''S
roo Eit,hIr! i'un'"lInA IS +" further
extend it's p"rulnrIli. !. Warren k"rri-
gan. Lois Wilson. Maud George. and
Harry carter will HAY" tn" principal
rules IN unfolding "a mast interesting
story. strong in sentiment and lmhucd
with an inspiring lesson.
There is assurance of splendid enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
The Terms Are But Little More Than
Half the Regular Terms on Pianos
and PIaver-Pianos of Like Quality

s: !: 6: $: e: ): e.: il; !: I: :: 8:
Now, come to see the d.. B. & I.
Pianos. Look ut THEM. There is
no uncertainty about the price on
these Pianos. The sale price Is two hundreo
eighty seven dollars and fifty cents, and IS
marked in plain figures on each and every
Piano. There is no hcsitancy about the terms.
They also are plainly marked i'll plain figures.
The proposition has been carefully
THOUGHT ont and carefully worked out.
Thcplire has been made AS LOW as the most
economical selling methods will permit. And
the time in which to pay has been made Al
Justify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21
GETA"D, BIT" PLAYER PIANO

GET A"D., B. & r." PLAYER-PIANo
One hundred Of these instruments are J' B. q
7. Plavcr-Pianos which are being sold Oh inc same
plan, with the single exception OF terms Inc usual
price of the d. b. l. r.. 'PlavrrPiano is from hVe
seventy-tve to six hundreds dollars. Our sale price
is FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY SEVEN DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Double credit is given for all money paid as t1lst
payment up to fifty dollars and in this way the sale
price is reduced one dollar for each dollar You pay
up to and including fifty dollars. The terms on the
PLAYER Piano is ten dollars per month, instead OF
twelve and fifteen dollars which is charged for
Players Of the grade and quality in the regular
retail way.
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month";
d. d T. Pianos Sale
and will dollar and fifty week. Now add four dol
Piano nave on" On uo@ls ana ly S
ic hmm
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For every dollar YOU pay as first payment up
to and including fifty dollars, You receive double
credit.
FOR INSTANCE
If you pay $1,000 you receive credit for S 1000
If YOU pay $4,000 you receive credit for 5 1000
If you pay $4,000 you receive credit for S 5000
If you pay $4,000 you receive credit for S 5000
If you pay $4,000 you receive credit for $4,000
And thus the price is still further reduced until
YOU can't help knowing that this is an. unusual op-
portunity The out growth Of carefully planned
mercantile deal, operated at am "pp"rtlmc time
and upon broad scale, which affords the many adj
yantagcs Of this Sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-21

Scc0nd-Music Teachers-even those who may
own other Pianos, and especially those who are just
beginning.
Thrd-Piano students will find this excep-
tioilalIv fine Piano. and of greater value IN PRO.
PORTION TO WHAT IT COST than any other
Piano in which YOU can possibly invest
Fourtl--Young persons who for one cause or
another are obliged to buy and pay for their Piano
if they expect to have one
Fifth - ANYONE and EVERYONE who is
NOW RENTING Piano.
SiXth-Busincss mcn who want to get COM
plctclv away from their work for al hour so day.
should by all means get Of these D., B. & T.
Plavcr-Pianos