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distinctly military and gives youthful style to the somewhat overly impress sive toque whose crown is draped up- ward and backward in wing-like ef- feet. Note how this hat is drawn down on the head, entirely covering the eyebrows and resting over the ears, also-though to be sure the lat ter hide themselves like all good lit tie fashionable ears nowadays under waves of hair. Another impressive velvet toque comes from Lewis-a toque in the new gray shade, com bined with taupe in rather unusual effect. The very steep, high brim is of taupe velvet, the gathered ruche and rosette which together form an enormous crown, are of gray velvet The hat accompanies smart topcoat of taupe velvet with a vest and high collar of gray velvet.
 Perhaps the most charming of the new hats are the flexible brim sailors with crowns swirled round with curled
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delicateiy over the eyebrows. Some women can use an eyebrow pencil very cleverly: others make bunglesome work of it. In any case, never use a perfectly black pencil; very dark brown gives more natural look, even when the hair is decidedly brunette
 If shadow is desired under the eyes-and there is no doubt that a delicate shadow there does make the eyes look larger and softer-powder little charcoal and keep it in a small jewellers box. Buy some of the wrapped paper shading pencils which artists use when drawing with char coal or crayon, and apply a tiny line of the powdered charcoal with one of these-just beneath the lashes. Then with the fingertip blend the line along the eyelid. This also. should be done
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ostrich. Such hat could not fail to be becoming to any woman under fifty. The ostrich tips overlap each other closely all around rather small crown and the symmetry of the hat is perfect. Such a hat, of steel blue panne velvet, with ostrich in smoked
 gray, was worn by a well-known actress just returning from England a week or so ago, and matched smart frock of steel blue silk with a gray
 feather ruff at the throat and ador- able boots of blue glazed kid with but toned tops in the gray tone. Another of these feather trimmed sailors is in a combination of gray and the deep burgundy shade just coming into fashion. By the way. all the mill linery shades for autumn are soft and subdued, black leading in favor as it always does after the gaiety of summer hues has palled on feminine fancy Chocolate brown is the Paris brown just now: navy and slate blues, the new gray alone or with navy, and the deep, beautiful burgundy above referred to, will be the favorites from present indications. All of these mil linery colors are being matched in glazed kid for the autumn footwear.
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in strong light.
 The curve of the eyebrow has much to do with the beauty of the eye Too curved eyebrows give stupid expression to the face; too straight brows give a determined, masculine look. The prettiest eyebrows arch slightly, just enough to give an arch, wideawake expression to the eyes. If too heavy, or too straight, the eye brows can be kept shaved to represent just the desired arch. This will be done in almost any beauty shop for small sum. If eyebrows meet over the nose. the hairs should be plucked out with tweezers. Nothing gives a feminine face a more unpleasant ex-
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IN LIEU OF BUTTONS.

~ HE woman who cannot make but
 tonholes and who finds that - made-t order ones cost more than she cares to pay, can fasten her summer blouses with the little round pearl pins that resemble buttons very closely. Three of these little clasp pins-enough to fasten a blouse with open V-neck-may be had, mounted on card. for about twenty-five cents.
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MILITARY SWORD KNOTS ON
 UMBRELLAS

~ HE really smart umbrella now N has a leather "dragonne' pat - termed after the soldiers sword knot; and one carries the umbrella by hand slipped through the dra- gonne instead of grasping the handle in the ordinary way. Very slim and elegant is the distinguished umbrella and the handle is daintily finished with knob of carved ivory or imita- tinn am methYSt.
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pression than strong, meeting eye brows; the effect is as masculine in suggestion as down on the upper lip.
 If the eyes are not clear, limpid and lustrous. look to your diet. Noth- ing gives dull, opaque looking eyes like too rich diet. Pies. pastry and strong coffee all rob the eyes of their beauty in time, If over indulged in. Drink plenty of water if you want clear, bright eyes. Never read in q fading light; or by a light that is flickering or uncertain. Never sit fac ing the light when reading. writing or sewing and when talking, or playing cards, seat yourself. if possible, so that lamp will not be directly in front Yof you all the evening.
 Wear glasses while reading, writing or sewing, to save the eyes against
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 I M midsummer. Whether or not one cares to don an autumn hat in July or August, it is certainly a con- fort to know it is there to be pur- chased-when the fancy strikes one. By Its Crown Is The Fall Hat Known.
 Crowns are the thing in the new hats for autumn. Paris has evident ly resolved to make this seasons hat crowns something to remember The balloon crown is perhaps the most striking. This crown bells up from the hat as though inflated with air Gin reality there is a stiffening ma- terial, crtnoline, or something of the sort, under the velvet or silk that forms the balloon). Caroline Reboux has brought out a very striking model of this type, the hat of changeable green taffeta, with a trimming band of little green wings entirely around the crown. The brim, which tits coquettishly up at one side and down at the other, Is covered with the green taffeta; then comes a straight, sailor-like crown about three inches high, covered with tucked green taf- feta. Instead of being flat across the top, this crown bulges Cor "bells") up to form the balloon effect, and the band of little green wings is set at the joining line of straight crown and balloon top.
 The balloon crown Is shown in an- other guise-a turban called the art ist's cap-pictured on today's page. The balloon in this case is draped a little, or rather dented in here and there to suggest drapery; and it is made of biscuit tinted felt over a sus- taining stiffening fabric. smartly tied bow of the felt. with pointed ends, is tucked under the crown in front, above the narrow, mushroom brim of black velvet.
 Pontine, The Novelty Fabric For Fall.
 Lyons velvet. black. 1ustrous and silky, Is the favored material for draped toques, turbans and crowns 1t seems; and of course, Lyons velvet is an exclusive stuff just now, difficult to get in quantity and therefore high priced so for the general run of mil linery substitutes have had to be re- sorted to. These include various pile fabrics, plushes. silks and ribbons. An angora cloth with a texture like beaver felt is popular also. Quite new and therefore most interesting is a ma terial called pontine, which does not conflne its service to millinery by any means, for 1t is found in smart motor and sport coats, in collars. scarves and various other details of the cos tune; but for fall and winter hats this pontine is matchless. On one side the material has a smooth, waxed sur face, supple and flexible and very lustrous; the reverse side is velvet satin or cloth. and the range of colors and color combinations is astonish- ing. Some exceedingly smart French hats are of pontine in contrasted color effect, the waxed side of the fabric heinz used in combination with the
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Even ribbons have a picot edge or border in silver or gold thread, and wide black ribbons polka dotted in gold and silver are made into huge pompons which are poised at the side front of low-crowned velvet sailors
 The ornament of metal chains and buttons, shown on a velvet toque, is
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hurriedly you are dressing. And al- ways do it in very strong light.
 Burnt cork and glycerine is the safest cosmetic to use in this connec- ton. Blacken the cork but do not apply it directly to the eyebrows or you may have a bad smudge to get off. Dip tiny eyebrow brush in glycerine and then touch it to the burnt cork. With the brush go very
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Little Things of
 Feminine Interest.
Notes and N0ue1ties.

altogether chic and fetching little cos tune for an afternoon at Bar Harbor Newport or Southampton.
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A A A N~ |Coq,Black | Velvet
 and q Jet  |GTveChlc
 to this |NswModsl
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Ribbon the Mainstay of Fall Hats A New Gray Is Smart With Navy The Puritan Sailor As Demure As It Sounds Much Feather Trim ming In New and Fancii- full Forms.

TIE ND now the hats for fall! To Hss@ be sure, one expects them
 these days, with the coming of y midsummer Whether or not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
RACE COMMITTEE
ADOPTS PROGRAM
MOT RcYc LISTS HAVE BUSY
SEASON COMING WITH MANY
EVENTS cAROEO
Feature Of Season VIII Be $50 Mile
Endurance Run and Open House
Celebration for All Cyclists.

The annual meeting OF the race
committee OF the Wheeling Motor
cycle Club was held Wednesday even
ing at the II. G.. Friedrich store room.
They talked over the proposed race
program for the coming season and
set tentative date for endurance,
cross country and sociability runs. n
carried through as Is at present plan
ned the coming season will be one OF
the fullest since the organization or
the club. Aside from the regular race
program the Club is planning a num-
Der of social events for the summer.
Following IL the race program:
May 3O-Track racing at State
Grounds.
June 1l-Endurance run 20 Union
town and return.
June IS and 19-Endurance run to
Bedford and return. 336 miles.
July Endurance run TO Pitts
burgh and return.
July l6-Open House TO motorcyc-
lists within 100 miles radius.
July p 10 August 12-Sociability
run to Atlantic City. Riders within
100 mile radius are invited.
september 6-Road race. 81 miles
in length.
November 3O-Hin climb.
watermelon and Turkey run are
being planned. but the date for these
affairs have not as yet been decided
on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
PRECIOUS METAL
Shortage OF Tool steel has Prompted
Auto Manufacturer 20 Put "Bits@
In Safe.

High speed tool steel and tool steel OF
every character is now so precious that
every factory Is gathering together rem
Hhuts ana scrap that was never In the
last considered Of any value whatsoever.
Ihis scrap il being carefully treasured
ana means are being found TO utilize 10.
One manufacturer even carries the
small pieces In his safe for In event of
theIt or the valuable material. he would
De out OF business. The shortage of
material 10 serious but even with ample
material there could be not manufac-
turing without the necessary tool steel.
lu many offices ia Detroit tables in fac
tory carry scraps Or high speed tool
piled IN groups and the question OF US
ins this steel t. "A serious one a large
manufacturer OF aNlcs long ago told or
going through his plant to sift out every
little atom OF tool steel and TO pick Oh
every old tool as everything In the plant
WAS being utilized 10 enable him 10 main
tain pace with orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
UNIQUE STUNT.
Oklahoma Man Drives Jeffsry Car
Through Streets without Touch
ing Steering wheel

Tho story ~ n new kind Of autonlo-
ml. damons tration has Just arrived from
'tIAh"ra city. Tho new dcmonsf ton
" tNs oklahoma Motor Sales COMPANY
who wished fo make graphic shown =
OF fho easy steering qualities OF the
ItfItrY car
lie dIf eo hv fastening piece Of rib-
bon about ten feet long 10 each eide gf
tn" steering wheel and running them
boo the rear ee1f and drove the car
iNr"IHn rNf downtown business sect ION
whore lundrfda % people were attract
% nf thIa novel plan o. driving and
were surprised how easily this car was
operated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
GOOD employees
Appreciated by studebaker CORPORATION
BY Reducing Hours and In
creasing wages.

starting with March l. the working
hours o. the South Bend plants Of the
StudtbNker Corporation viii be reduced
from % hours per week 10 90 hours
divided into nine hours daily with five
hours saturday. Nll piece work and
."ur rates viii be increased 10 per cent
d d. f.rsklue. the president. said that
the action had been taken 10 reward
IaIihiul employees for their loyalty. n
VIII eject $500 men and win mean an
i. aS' ~ tahn.nWU per aunum.
On lhe Studcnakcr cars are handled by
tors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

The report that the r. 4. westmve-
auto supply house. 20 Twelfth street.
was going ont OF business Is not cor
rect The company Is selling out an
JUS accessories az cost preparatory TO
f'nloNlnE 10 new quarters. where they
VIII engage iu tho auto accessory Job
hinE business This viii be the 0nI,.
house OF the kind between her. and
cleveland. ~. Tho West lyer cofnpan.-
In this section. having been In tho ante
accessory trade for over six years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Tho Wheeling Orkr4nd Common. e..
trgnth ana Chnrlire streets. aufI.I..,f.
"a big spring Ind summer bueir.aa --..
.lfINanN h04 ON display many mode.
Df fna Oakland cars ,Tba f.,-t 1891. III
nI"n"c hero and has already done ..r
siderable business. There o. r. ...
natter Tor tNc money than tho Oakland.
INfre company has several d.r..f.f...
Tors o. prove chat the Oakland .is 3D..
N..' lN traf' ua expressed Iu "a ....
Der NJ the firm yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Work was begun on rernoderfn9 ~.
Old Steenrod garage az Tenth and Mar
ket streets. recently purchased bv q
~ Thompson. former pruprietor ~ The
Brunswick hotel Mr. THOMSON IL 10
nave one ~ Tho best equipped garages
ana machine shops in the CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Concert Singer am thinking OF
touring South Africa next year.
Beet Friend Take my advice and
don't An ostrich err weighs two or
three rolndr. you know Phuadel-
ph.a Ledecr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

"a wire from Paul Smith. vice president
OF sales. The convention hall was
packed twice daily for two days. and.
AR smith said the new plan would add
90 per cent. 20 sales. The Agriculture
'rcdlt Company will buy So 900 600
worm OF customers notes from the
Chalmers dealers. and under tho ar
rahgement the buyer Of "a car can Sc
cure immediate delivery by a small
cash payment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

The Auto Sales Company Will this
morning deliver WIIys-Knlrbt Oy.r-
land car 20 Charles Neugard. ~ Bridge
p"rt. Tho car IL ono 81 the highest
priced and most beautiful machines i'm
this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Wheeling g. TO have her first auto
show from March 20 10 April 4. as an
nounced In The lnteili geucrr last week.
preliminary arrangements are being COM
pleted FOR the exhibition. which viii like
ly be held IVA the Market Auditorium.
7 hc show here Will follow the closing or
the Pittsburgh exposition. and the Hunt
luEton show viii bee opened upon the one
closing here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

thursday rho Reno Auto Sales Com
pHny received consignment OF cars
from ne Reno factory. Including several
and f-cyiindar late models arJ . ~,
delivery truck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Nearly 100 Fords ~ different models
were stored in the Chapman hui1din-
9urlnF INC past Few days by 4 w Loo
wei known machine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

General Manage Henry Ecu az cha
capitol Car Company returned Iaat 40.
rinE from business trip through ftr
pittsburgh district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Wheeling Resident Manager Emil
klppel and j. N. johnson OF the United
states Tire Company. Eleventh street
leave this morning for Pittsburgh. TO at
tend the branch managers conference
today. Mr.. Ruppel says business has
been unusually good since the branch
salrsroom WAS opened here scN->b1
months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

The heavy snow Of this week had lit
Tie effect ON auto traffic IN the clty
proper. Nearly all cars were equipped
with nOu-skid chain. making traVelIng
as safe as snowless streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

4. r. Wright. Of Warwood Dill. s-t,.
Ing bis model 20 Overland t0urIra- csr
bought through tho Auto saI.4 COM
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

now until late in the summer receive at
least a carload OF Overlands weekly. fir
ing the many orders booked from the
Wheeling district alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

I ''AlN ON iAHN " III tAN Na.NNN. NiNN
worth Of customers notes from the
Chalmers dealers. and under tho ar
Fahgement tho buyer Of "a car can Sc
cash payment
Joe Moross. 81 Detroit. brother OF
~ Mor"ss. the race promoter. has
. received word from Ernie. who is at
present in Bucnos Aires. that both Rio
Il" Janeiro ana Buonos Aires look good
I 20 him Mr. MurosS has his expenses
. paid in fun Tor tho present trim ON
: which %" started iu December. To- look
, over the possibilities o. construct ing
~ /, way" l' throughout south America
I i1I "a circuit n'Nf winter. during which
lhc racing drivers viii b.. paid fortunes
I Tor long races.
IGNITION Company OF Flint. manufa,-
tuners OF the N-T shark pluas an
nuunces the closing Of arrangements 10
hulld am addition of two stories iu
height and 1Cf feet iu length and 20
IteL 20 width Co. the FLINT plant The
tr-t n'"r VII Do used Tor storing clay
Tor iw" years ahead. f0 insure mo uui-
/ form quality OF tho product Tb, s.s-
ono story VIII he included in tho por-
. ''ialn department.
Tho Packard Motor Comp4p,. has an.
I N"lh''i that d. viii ray tho fees re-
( yuii'n "i any Of tfs alien employees who
,...,, '' -.re 20 tak. OUT nrst papers to-
MhFd american citizenship This fol-
lows iIo announcement made January
% Too ih" eject that only American cit
have rcIinquished thair }oreirn Cif VT"
N't-hiU. and who have uf.d fhsfr apnff-
'.II"H- Tor citizenship. VIII Do. given.
| PROMOTIONS tu positions OF importance.
800 lhff l"' atty tu The United states BIZ
pT'-frquisit" Co employment.
The dusti.-s road H. -ot ,pt, III,
NIEhi but is now known q. b. only Il
N.'- .'H OF hstter highway ru-lussrins
/ ,.i zinc, ,.,l.. WIN The hrsr outlay or capt
use Of dusty 10 dustlc-- roads
Bruce Gibson Of West Alexander. Pa
=. i.HhihE plans fo uuf the Gibson
b switch control Invented by him. in
... i..t' lhfh et. The advantage In me
D N patent lies BOZ thc quick action br
3 which tle engine can be shut or by !,
I lNrI attached TO tho steering wheel
4 Ih" switch viii safl af 81 4rd e -G r.rc
| FORMER prir" for Ford cars
The Automobile Club or Warrington
/ One off me largest clubs .1 "a Town ,.f ,,.
I r.f. Don the state Warrington has .r
naarrt ,T ,A'l-, number ~ auto owners.
section """ two or 'hrse. cars.
vs. d. And.rson.e now nve-pa 4senrer
4 $50. go under Reno rIr. delivered fHra.Iq ID
I iN, Reno auto S1lse company. local dis'
'- beautiful machine.
| s. Trsener BEL driving rIs siv-cvrir
. f.I. .. through inF woods
/ .r Haa received hIa new model
LatI touring car The machine vrs
'f. fNn Packard Motor Tar
company wheeling district ffrfrinufurs
|i'.'r IHurN ri WrlIrIurs. president
pr i.' West N.rrin'1 Automobile a-s.
POI 'ff .I't fhIe wrsr Iir IL.
no JON NHH.I. section Nr
..hI W'tt hIfa.HfH would
ftr 1890. .i f.IIirs .r .wprnv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Maxwell this week.
Wheeling Resident Manager Emil
kuppel and j. NJ. johnson OF the United
states Tire Company. Eleventh street
leave this morning for Pittsburgh. TO at
tend the branch managers conference
today Mr.. kuppel says business has
been unusually good since the branch
saltsroom Was opened here seN->A1
J. p. johnson. sub-distributor OF the
overland cars IN the Bellaire district.
received this week three carloads of
machines for spring delivery through
the Auto sales Company. Fourteenth
street. Wheeung. The delivery CON
the others 3 models
When purchasing electric light bulbs
or. should note with care me t,-r,.. OF
lamp ueedful n the voltage svstem A.
hiEh, the ordinary slS-tolt bulb will not
prove serviceable. ~ viii burn out very
quickly. Lamps should Doe obtained or
eunlciently high voltage 10 eliminate
this possibility.
r. e. we'll 20 check ur the urnment
on ths 'front.' wheels occasionally slid
lu- the wheels against the curb ISL o.
frequent occurrence. u does not require
a heavy blow Co bend one of the steering
arms slightly When this D. done th,
wheels become out OF line ana MS q
result tho front tires win suffer unnecee-
serv additional wear. due 20 the rls-
algnment Of the wheels
There are few course of treatment
worse than allowing ~ storage battery
q" -taud illn iu a DISCHARGED condition.
y eir That bias lighting syst tenn should
have 49, motor run orrssiouallt-e FOR
d. to 20 minutes three or four times n
w'.E 90 keep Oh. battery properly
HIN NLEOfgIs. while long period OF
at 'lutc idleness VIII leave them slug
g.sh.
a small quantity OF Fiycsriuo applied
tn DO" Windshield With pIsD. % clean
whom driving In the rain. TN, water
VIII mot stick CO. the glass $50 readily %
tD" much Flycerinc is used Che effect
VIII be- worse
a very small percentage o. drivers
t.r.aIa ft o. VOL known fart that
con aIIeranIv greater mileage fe obtained
from thr tires when ibis is done The
rf Ing wheels are harder uu tires. and
these tires should not te allowed Co.
r Zoo much 10 DHtnEsd f1 fne front
2. fIre Goo much wear takes place they
WIN asrye long period on The front
wheels
ono part which requires Iub--atior.
.I. which l. aftcufiu.rs neglected. fa
fh. interior of fne flexible .utsIn0rsf.r
.u',r ,lr t, ,r,-.d' .r5j Co., '.In l..',.
cont for fHr slaff .e Hrht Frafr nr
crease or ror-fiuii oil
motor WIN throttle bette. .. slow
f. rlft IHfa pro frrf In
r'r condition Tn. ro'r.e NJ fhe
ff.r VIII result
r.rI.re ~ fh, Chalmers ,rot,r Com
r.uH .H T.sIa fn f'. number ~ 5000.
.. gathered H' frr rHff.. convention
".r. .HfIH.aafI. over fHr now ch1f.
.f cave Hu firr. WITH only fH-
.HF'rE rrfr ~ interest. according fn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

This month J. T. O'Keefe. distrfhutor
Of the White and FRANKLIN cars will
deliver five White delivery trucks to
The Stroehmaun Vienna Bakery. In
creased business I'm this community ne
cessitates the company putting on the
additional trucks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Edward Ieincr has received his Tfvres
t'urlhE auto from tho repair eh0u.whe~a
10 was completely or.rhsuled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Fire CHIEF Edward r. Roses auto i.
h'ing given a general overhauiinE and
painting In local garage this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Louis II. Brown. OF 22o7 Jacob street.
mas mas received hts now Ford touring car
through the Loe agency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Austin Davis fas ffr Cf4imc- r.- I,
ih. hIi'nheim chop at Woodedaf. f.r r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

+. @; Neu. OF EdEwood. has purchased
a Ihaimers touring car through the
Woodsdale Motor Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Q. a. Rohiuson's Pierce Arrow is really
Tor services after being given a general
oVerhauling 90 "a local garage.