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MISS JENNIE WgNDERLIN.
 Beauty PariOr.

Treatment class fled as follows &bampooinG. Manicuring, Facial and scalp Treatment.
 ChNopody and Electrolysis a Spe- eialty. Cure guaranteed for the re- moval of superfluous hair, warts, noles. etc.
 Room No. POT. Hotel Pines. 4-9-2W
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Here is a froel uerieerIv a,l.,r.so,
 10 the spring dpv.. In fbr iJlG5f,z,'
 t.lont ii k made of u dark hlur a.,t,,r,
 cine combined with pIaid t,,fet1 a,,d
 that f0HlhnatjuQ le not alone 2 tash-
 '"I,.,'!t one, Il ls essentially attractive afta heo"n1'ng ahlr he belt of ycI[rt fi2t2h add to thevj.5t. Paid e5E,r, 'lIi1 ar Eid"i &,rS,. ooud of rou-5e La H-td III place ol 5nr .sts Y .l .i..,ri.. irasE l7 wanted. and f the ,5..fa! is !" H9 used tor tha la;cr season ii ,.aarl,
 1e e2l5ted itt linen, in siaaf32 ai= ;a '.itE "5 her washable ulleriH of e4it- i-Ii55 M2I&ilt. \ 5ijc and rolar.d Iiaao "a32sLI H., s4 Aars. prer4= eflr,t.- Rszqr. '@I7f aHj White or hlac and VMtn ",ltid li..'a an sNtreaH~4= fashionable ,s.99 &air, ifoeh, aad 5#e col#.f4 of ''1 season afe very lovely nutWith- $ Ss'4ilstin# the t4lk ,f sh0r,4ec of dEtz. hc &ased circular skirt Vi5h i t5.Alil arranged uNcr Il provides ! it-&G2lnS Hefe and falaess and tbe ,H ta nr'@ Haans pgrfrr. rypifor, ile sleeves H,N hc safdp a3 ff4v < '#e here, jn laii icps;6 FFar of h1aV | .,s- elbow, ua indicated H the t5..E NieH.
 9r Ihc go ye5r size Will be needed , Var s of mQteral = inche> yjdg' | wards ,5H "r I :, wards |! for tba Iw PgrIatn. 25 ZIrts 5- i, l >s'fd- B CT r yards for the -l'l5s and trjmainq o tz EeaG@ If aee. Ii Nili be mailed .'e'il oI 'I'@ paper, OH receipt of ten
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CUT THIS O!1T--1T IS WORTH
 MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley &, Co., Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for lagrippe coughs, colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Ca. 'hartic Tablets. Mann Pharmacy,
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CHURCH HAS DIRECTORY.

A directory of the members of the congregation of the First Christian church is now nearing completion, and Rev. c. C. Cline, pastor of the church, has announced that it will be published within the next few days.
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BIRTHS.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Talent, at their home, 2014 East Sixth avenue, Monday morning, boy.
 Born. to MT. and Mrs. P C. Chest mutt, 1709 East Seventh avenue, Sun day, a girl
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ANOTHER ENGLISH tSf0N.

london, April 1o.=Nrs Waldorf Astor, dau2hter-n-laW Of Baron As tor of iIeHer, formerly Wm. Waldorf Astor of New York, gave birth today to son
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JUST ARRIY ED.

New 8t9ek of millinery, Many at tractyc new models in white, and the dainty summer colors Mrs Nell Trot-
 ter, phone 2053, 1405 Main street. {,
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Miss Hilda Froug has returned to her home at Little Rock, after de- llgh' ful visit here with Miss Leah Levine
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c guest of relatives and friends.

Mrs. Guy Fulk and children have re- turned to Little Rock. after a week. end visit here with Mrs. M. E. Smart
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The aY"raea annual fire loss in he ''nljod States is about &2 for each inllabitant.
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M ss Mildred Maus has returned to her studies at Galloway college Searcy after visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MauS.
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Mrs. Anna Cockrill Coffin returned to her home at Little Rock yesterday, after visit here with Mrs. ziba Beanitt. The rip was made by auto mobile. Mrs. Bdnnitft accompanying Mrs. Coffin to Little Rock and return- ing to Pine Bluff last evening.
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Visitor H0nOred By Social C0urteSY..


 Mrs. David Zehner, Of 1901 West Fifth avenue. entertained few friends Monday afternoon, at her home. in honor of her aunt. Miss Maggies Mills, of Cleveland, Ohio. A cake contest was a feature of the afternoons pleasure, the prize, a small cake, being won by Mrs. F. B. Leach. Miss Thelma Banks assisted the hos tess and delicious refreshments were served during the afternoon.
 Among those present were Mrs. F. B. Leach, Mrs. J. H. King, Mrs. Josie Hestand, Mrs. J. E. Brown, Mrs Mason Ward Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Halley and Miss Ada Buckner.
 Mrs. r. A. Foster and daughter. Miss Pauline Foster, left last night for Gin cinnat, Ohio, Indianapolis, Ind, Mar tlnsVllle, Ind, and other points. to visit relatives and friends through the summer season.
 The WOmen's Auxiliary of Trinity parish will entertain all the ladies of the church at the rectory Monday fol- lowing Easter, on which occasion each of the ladies will be expected to bring the dollar she has earned dur. ing Lent.
 Miss Reulah Meeks, who underwent an operation at the Davis. hospital some days ago, is showing steady and satisfac ctory improvement.
 Mrs. Tom Meeks, who has been dow F011 recent serious operations at the Da- wis hospital, is showing continuous improvement.
 The Womens Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association will meet in regular session this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the association building.
 Mrs. s. F. Vaulx has returned from Fordyce, where she spent some time with her mother who suffered severe and painful injuries in fall some time ago.
 Miss Ethel Ester of Corning is here for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. George Barnett.
 Mrs. P. D. Pride and children have gone to Hot Springs for stay with relatives and friends.
 Miss FOntaine Cook and Mrs. Louis Brown were here yesterday from Grady.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier and daughter, Miss "athleen Collier, spent yesterday in <Little Rock.
 Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge snent yes terday in Little Rock, with Judge Woodbridge, who is attending court there.
 Mrs. c. w. Butt. Mrs. Garland Brewster and Mrs. E. A. Hensley mo- tored to Little Rock and return yes terday.
 D, B. Niven and family went to Lit tie Rock yesterday in MT. Nivens automobile, returning last evening.
 Mrs. A. B. Loving has returned from Camden, where she has been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12

Indians in the United States mum bor more than 320 GOO.
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Holland has a plant for manufactur- ing Illuminating gas from petroleum residue by dry dstillation.
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Daily Fashion I alks
 BY MAY MANTON
FOR TIE BRIGHT SPRING: nAvs

] he Pattern for This Des;s.,, pa
 ~ aas& Allowing for All Seams, s''8S fh@ True Hast:ng Line and .i'o'ys 1'agfaws Tor eea .i.,e and
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Miss Maggie Mills has returned to her home at Clev land. Ohio, after spending the past eight weeks here on delightful visit with her niece. Mrs. David Zehnpr
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Mrs. P. A. Foster and daughter, Miss Pauline Foster. left last night for Gin cinnati, Ohio. Indianapolis, Ind. Mar tinsville, Ind, and other points. to visit relatives and friends through the summer season.
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ano m ea ] e1 @ IF IF 1 IT size ra4$ to Will be mailed
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Miss Reulah Meeks, who underwent an operation at the Davis. hospital some days ago, is showing steady and satisfactory improvement.
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Mrs. Tom Meeks, who has been home for some days, following her recent serious operations at the: Da- wis hospital is showing continuous improvement.
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The Women's Auxiliary of Trinity parish will entertain all the ladies of the church at the rectory Monday fol- lowing Easter, on which occasion each of the ladies will be expected to bring the dollar she has earned dur ing Lent.
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The Women's Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association will meet in regular session this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the association building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12

Mrs. A. B. Loving has returned from Camden, where she has been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-12

D. B. Niven and family went to Lit tie Rock yesterday in Mr. Niven's automobile, returning last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
JUDGE ADDLEMAN
REMAMDS JULIUS
CASE FOR TRIAL
IN LENGTHY MEMORANDUM
HOLDS DEFENDANT GUILTY.
BUT NOT AS CHARGED.
Order Will Likely be Entered Today
Involves Many Interesting
Points at Law.

In a memorandum handed down
yesterday by Judge RoDcrt NJ. Addle-
man. Judge of Part Two OF he Circuit
Court. Sam Julius is guilty of v.olat.
ing the prohibition law a. deals with
common carriers. although he is not
guilty OF the charge As set forth IN
the warrant upon which he was
arrested. Taking into consideration
these facts. Judge Alderman held that
decision of Judge Robinson should lie
reversed. and the defendant remand
ed for trial. An order TO this effect
viii be entered probably today.
Julius was tried before Squire A.
W. RAIDER and fined Sl00 and costs
and sixty days in sail. Through his
attorney. :. O. Boyc". he took an
appeal to h criminal court. and up
on a statement of facts submitted by
the assistant prosecuting a,ornev. r.
A brlen, Charles NJ. Earnart. and
>. %. Boyce. the Judge held the
defendant guilty. At that Time the
assistant prosecuting attorney said
h a the evidence in the ease was rot
sufficient 10 warrant q conviction
under the warrant. and Judge AddIe-
man opinion sustains his opinion in
the case.
Judge Addleman sets forth The
agreed statement OF facts makes a
case against the defendant for hrinp-
ing intoxicating liquors into the state
Tor others. but the warrant on which
the defendant was tried charges a
diiferent offense with not sufficient
evidence to support the charge. For
a reason the judgment Of The
criminal court is reversed and set
aside n the cas- remandcd for a
new trial" "
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To
Be VICTORIOUS
DECLARES FORMER SENATOR
SCOTT. BEFORE LEAVING
FOR HIS HOME.
Says Republican Policies Must be
Written Into Laws and Carried
Out by Republicans

Senator y. b. Scott. who has been
IN the city for several days visiting
friends. left for Washington last night.
Before leaving Senator Scott accorded
an lntelligencer reporter an interview
in which he stated his firm conviction
that this vas a Republican ear N
the Republican party would be tri-
umphant in the election in the fall.
This said the senator. lis a mo
period in American history.
The next -four years will be big with
important events. We are going TO
have 10 face the questions of reorgan.
i~zation. which will result from the
great European war. and beneve that
the American people are convinced
mat only such constructive states
manshfp as is found in the Republican
party will be able to meet those cues
ions. We are going to need a pro-
tective tariff after the war. higher
than any we have ever had. We are
going to need a great amount OF CON
s~tructive legislation 10 protect the new
industries which have sprung into pc
ing during the war. The business men
OF this country who invested hundreds
of millions Of dollars in manufacturing
enterprises under the stress of war
conditions. have confidence in the Re
publican party. and they are going 70
insist that 1t become responsible for
the national administration. | believe
any good sound Republican will be
elected 10 the presidency. I do not
sympathize much with a great deal OF
the noisy talk we have had about pre-
paredness, and don't think this coun.
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Glass Manufacturer For
Burton For President
Hon. W. (. Wells Of Newell. Says ohio
Statesman is Best Equipped For
The Presidency

Hon ". T. Wells. head 81 the biz
Homer Laughlin China COMPANY. of
Newell. W. Va. Was In the city yester-
day for r. few hours on business re-
turning to Scwcil last night To an
intelligence reporter. Mr. Wells
stated that the pottery business. a. the
present tim was more active than for
many years. fhe great difficulty be
ing 90 keep up with orders
Mr. Wells b. ZEN active Republican.
and takes 90 keen interest in public az
fairs While not "a partisan. ho i4 In
cuned tp look With much favor upon
rho candidacy OF Senator Burton for
Tho Republican nomination for the
Iresidenct Speaking 0n fhIs sub.
jrct. he said
90 have known Senator Burton for
y long time. and know something Of
he remarkable range ~ knowledge.
biz splendid Judgment and great abii-
lfv. Z believe that 10 nominated. he
would make a magnificent campaign
and would be elected easily. and more
than that. would make a great presi-
dent Personally ] DO not think there
Dr. q man in the United States better
equipped FOR the p~reaidencv. than Sen
afOr Burton. and hone who would be
easier ~ election
Concerning West virginia poIifics
Mr. Wells Hald
There hss been very little drveiop
ment ~ sentiment In Hancock Conn.
ty. Both General Lilly and Judge Rob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
HAD ON PANAMA
s'yl'sh Clad Pftsburgher Appears
In the Streets Yesterday With
Summer Headaear.

Did YOU sec the well dressed man
with tho Panama hat on his dome Of
thought. yesterday afternoon. In the
principal streets But hold. he h. NOT
the fret man 10 be seen this spring
win a Panama hat-but the ofhorg
ga not have them upon their think
lanke but In their hands carrying
them from the cleaners
The man with the sky piece upon
DIS bean was seen early YESTERDAY
afternoon in the Market street u.
from Pittsburah and was n guest
al the Mcclure. Tho official openinr
N tho straw hat sason In Wheeling
is MAY 10. but since tho man from
The smoky city has taken upon him
self 10 make tho debut as tho defIuia
of the straw" hat season haro
three weeks earlier. fhe chances are
that there will ~ many IN b. seen
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TO OBSERVE L A A
Wednesday, June -, Set Aside for
Special observation-disclosures
in Charge.

Wednesday. June II. has been set
aside for special observance a. Flag
Day. The observance is being planned
by u. a. X. posts throughout the coun-
try. and on this day the veterans hone
that Old Glory will be in evidence
everywhere.
Honor the banner YOU carried 10
victory in many battles of the war.
urges Commander Charles r. Reed of
the department of West Virginia
Grand Army of the Republic. in a gen.
eral order issued this week TO tho
posts throughout the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Would Quash Injunction
Judge AddIemsn Takes Under Advise
ment Wellsburo Case Involving
Rental OF City Property.

Judge r. NJ. Addleman heard argu.
ments yesterday OF a motion To quash
the temporary injunction granted in
the case of J. H.. Zilliken against CITY
oil Nellsburg. a municipality. which
case he took under advisement. Attor.
neys from Wellsburg and Senator Som.
merville. Of this city, appeared in the
action.
This matter involves the right of
municipalities TO rent city
n ros Owe the city councils rent
ing 10 a man named Jacobs a room
that was being negotiated bv Zuliken
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ry will be plunged into the European

try will be plunged into the European
war.
Unless we are 10 have harder times
than ever before known. Republican
policies must be written into our laws
and a Republican administration must
carry out those policies.
AS TO politics in West Virginia. l
a only say that ! am in favor of Gov
n \. b. White for the United
States senate. and trying TO do in a
small way all that | can for his sue
cess. think the character. record and
ability of Governor White particularly
point him out as the man for the
place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
FIELD EXCURSION

Miss Gail Holiday. instructor of
b Wheeling High school In charge
OF tho botany classes. Yesterday con
ductrd a field excursion to SION -
on b Warwood vision OF the Pan.
handle Traction line About one
hundred of the students had an ideal
outing yesterday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
ARRANGE

Travelling Passenger Agent g J
Pf0uff0of ~ fho HsIfimorv and ohio
railroad. viii leave Monday FOR
thiraro tp attend "a meeting ~ tho
travelling passenger aFcnf# that viii.
hold Tor fhe purroro OF arranging
q ffhrduI" fDr Oh number Df excursions
Tor ftn coming summer THUS flr. a
number have been arranged locally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
GEORGE {, MURPHY
Local Insurance Solicitor FILES petI.
ton In Bankruptcy Yesterday.

George y Murphy. a local Insurance
eoicitor. THROUGH bic attorney. William
y krupp filed a voluntary petition in
~banktupacy lu The United States
district court.
The petition schedules bic Iaballlfioa
~ 3 POI 10 and assets ar $3.50 Tfr
heaviest creditor ie "a South Whoeirp
bank. which holds judgment rendered
hy The circuit court fur ff.01T Gl.
Ih" other debts are among many
retail business houses throughout
tho rifV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
ACT OF
RELIEVES WORRY

In a remarkable analysis OF gum
chewing Or. Anna Dwyer. chief phy-
htclsh OF the Morals Court Of Chicago.
states IN a recent issue OF the Chicago
herald that 90 Is a physical tmposetbtlrx.
Tor worrimcnt and depression 10 com
upon an individual who Is using hewin
gum.
"Thc brain contcrs." saws Dr Dvycr
are so "a that when IA. srf Of
mastlcation Is begun all sense ~ de-
preston and OF. mslancholia Ieav,s fhe
mind. From a purely mechanical stand
point Worrimcnt rs imposibl. while the
ytWH are moving rapidly when an In
ulNldual chews gum he. or more fire.
the world. WHY '''
= prescribe chewing gum 90 those OF
my patients who are habtfuaIy a.
pressed. / advocate u on acrnunt 81 tr.
u~ndouhted benefits 10 brings 10 thos.
VINO are threatened with nervous iron.
Where Joy and Sorrow Live.
The reason FOR this BIZ very ob,ious
wh'n you analyzc the brain ana ifa ,on-
,~iibullhE blood and nervous syst.ma
A. the base of the brain is the msduIft
upionEats a short connecting Ink b..
me spinal cord and fho brain
Niihin THIS very important section or
INC nervous system Is. closely 4df4.
cent. tho tsutlrs of derr.a.Iau
nHHttcafinG and digestion When sn,
one ~ these c'utsrs Tstsitse "a rfImu.I.
from Tho upper brain 10 becomes .NtIfsT
Hhb -'nd. out r. message fu th, blood
.IlIlN There b. immediate reapura.
Hnd blood PUSHES fp fhs excited center
.t'InE th' surrounding rsnt,rs sistb
Ini and inactive Ths stimulus of au.
''nt.f temporarily strands the others
lhi r th' situation when chewing
% W"rrf q euEErstlon come
H Do center of uarU,afun and u ...
pa" lh' i sage Ihf blood floods o.
meet Goo demand uf fnr raridft m.,I.t
''"' '"d tlf. near bf ,'nt'r nf'derr0.
IHn n'r.W'H inactive Na soon H. f..
Hi 'H'nIuE Ie u.U under wa. II.
' IInE .I sadness leaves The down.
cast '-'uuf'nHurs clears and ruuf.Ht
comes upon OBJ. individual. Ur Ia a.ff
m" 500 HtH mind Hff HIH ruubf.a
Dr. r.I..N. fh. situation nufUm4ffr.
aIiF end Invariably TH those Whs rs
mot el,.u Hf night from some NorrI
mfuf D ufE. Tho chewing OF sum
pave A.'"H 81 foo stop Insomnia Or -
GOOD for IN. Teeth.
Irn'HI experts have recently b..n
nH'I|Iur Hr fhs Importance of drt.Iar.
.ur fNU jaw bone. and mua.isa tfIa
Ef'irr in. teeth ample opportunity for
of school children were diesatsr,d n.
f'.fH or inferior quality and
u~HIIHrmHfI.H Chewing rum serves f.
s~fr.nEfH.u fh. fas, 90 jaw muarfea
fNfIOIHIuE IH. .rfIH mlarHrIur u.
fhat lodFr .r .f between frf tasfh ,s..
Uesd In Hospitals
In r.m. Hf f". Iur. hospitals chow.
r'rfH DE- has h.fu discovered trsf f..
SUM |a rr'I.h.d Iuf Ifa t. INK 4rf
.".NI.H uI"THIff.. IHf I. ll.I frU.
s... u d..frHr IrE bad taste and Do.
EitIHF fhr patient a.wrfrina Or d..
f.rr 'ri in that i- f.Htn..m. asrsslbi
nerves
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LECTURE AT HIGH H O

b afternoon the sixth lecture of
the City Teachers association course
VIII be given when Prof. joseph n
Bausman. of Washington and Jeff.r.
son college. will speak on the Cana.
dian poet. Drummond. The lecture
will be given in the high school audi.
forum
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inson rave some active friends. but
al the present time II Is impossible TO
say what a. the general sentiment.
The same situation prevails 10 a large
degree he said. relative to the Sen.
atorshiD. although Governor White
has some active friends in that
COUNTY,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21

Inr chinese custom OF hurninl
small piece. of E0Id leaf on yafiou.
nnivcr.ar.'s fscrInces several mt
lion dollar worth Of the metal an
nuslly.
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in the streets with the summer head.
gear before the official time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-21
Who'll Wear Silk Sweaters?
---E0R EVERY OCCASION Of y. sOe
THE GREAT OUTDOORS = b~ZD

For street wear, golf, tennis, autoing, ball games, tramping, travelling,
excellent fibre silk Sweater Coats so low IS SO. 9S, that are made with a sash.
Many others at S49S S5.9S, and still others at S7.4S and upward to
30. Surprisingly low prices for pure silk Sweater Coats Twotones in black
mt white, Copen n white, rose IN white. purple and gold black and rose.
Copen and black, and solid colors and shades in gold, maize, canary, rose, Law.
ender, green, purple yellow, orange, ETC..
es at $3.4S.
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And in the very colorings to contrast
or harmonic with the Easter suit or
dress. An exclusive Stifel Offering!
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&~&@<6
In the Market Street Way
Many Easter Gift SUGGESTIONS

1t rs a wonderfully complete store in itself but in addition it carries gen
trous assortmentsf from other departments of the main store. Unusual and in
teresting displays of things su1e to please chooses of Easter remembrances;
lot necessarily expensive, for the greater part of them are of the friendly, in
innate, inexpensive class.
Perfumery Stationery, Ivory, Jewelry, Hatpins, Coin Purses, Necklaces,
hosane Shell Goods, Travellers Needfuls, Address Books, Infants Apparel
and Novelties, Leather Goods, Blouses- and 81 close by-a vast Art Needle
work Department responding to the calls of the moment.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-17
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

If you have your suit pressed. cleaned and repaired by us Ff We will make them look like new We do dry or gasoline cleaning. We do steam cleaning.
 We make suits to order.
 We make alterations.
 We make and repair furs.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen. We guarantee all work and our prices are reasonable.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-17

GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-17

such prosperity as has never been known in tue world before. High wages and liberal terms of employ. ment will be certain and there is no reason whatever for economic pessimists.
 GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ Let us estimave on your JoD WOrH
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-17

gether to force the biggest agita- tion for intervention ever tho coun, try faced
 Alarmist stories are appearing in the papers as to Mexican conditions and if thisa acontinues it will un- doubtedly either force an American. intervention or endanger tho policy of the administration.
 The Hearst papers which repre- sent their owners vast interests in Mexico, are particularly rabid.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-17
GETTING READY CRUSH
 TRADE AFTER THE WAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The New York Journal of Commerce says that the British are making ready to crush German trade upon the con-
 clusion of the war. These plans are being elaborated carefully by the business interests of that coun- try and include the consideration
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-17

Let us estimate on your Job Work