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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
FEW SURPRISES IN
SATURDAYS EASTERN
FOOTBALL RESULTS

NEW YORK Nor 5.-Eastctu football pisy ~ the
weekend resolved lisci niv lwO SHARPLY defined
crnvps one composed 4: games which Developed INK"
zeal contests md ll: u+r CONSISTING % little nor"
than practice Sriuunase. survey q S4'ttua!
results Places Yale Army. irnnSrlTaUid. G"rHe!!'
Dartmouth. Nary and Syracuse n Tho frvme7 lasS'-
fica,on wEs itar:-td. J'race'on. lirShurSh' hroNn
aad Penn State :ai!ed n benefit 10 any extent u
their games
Ysle YVES particularly Fortunate Tor IN defeating
Cc!sae Tie Blue elcrru derived both fno:hsii En0"!-
rI.s anI ronr,deucc The teom from Hamilton
;fr.cd to exceptionally strong and tested ef"'y
,,in, q the ELS orleDse 8Ed defense nldcRtallf
cu,piaying Yale in n" process. Tho breaks ~ tGn
-ame and 4 remarkable cAhhluoa a defensive
strength by tho New iiaT"n r"nfhn7tirn ~ cF.hcH
1x.riod swung Victory L. IT, SlT "' zee bile 'pSsh
uncovered ! ruIrhrr * Weaknesses IN the faie pay
rars.crlArly lack T.! sustained ATTACK. hnd Showed
that mrch rrrnuIGs TO ue accomplished ly tho coaches
before tho full rnucr ot tho oIcrtn is Ceeloped Tor
tho INTt-d coltest.
Very Gratifying.
Tho detea. NJ Nn,re Dame lw the Army IN tx
Only later sectional game Of the day WAS also eA-
trer,cy gratifying to the soldiers. especially thrE
used shines: exclusively tho orerhcad tactics that
lilo Inda,ian, Introduced West Pout So effectively
three years ac" The Cadets showed that they srd
capable Of both tho line punGinG and end runatnE
game a. well us the nor!s' method az advancing The
ball Their victor Sotre Dame conceded 10 hs
Oh. OF tho .cadinT c1ponea,s nf the forward pass
i.lay. demonstrate, that tho Army Is rounding n"i
rIr ~ the strongest teams Of recent years AZ West
Point Tie attack O, tho westernccs lrrred that u'a
Army has not reached perfection III defens;va 1T
least no, ssalnst an eleven Of the c4loro q SOtTU
Dame
Tho d,tes. Of the Navy hy Washington It Lee taken
in con, lnc:ou with the fact that tho holdcES hau
urrr1u,sv won from the same team. discomfort
.rs - tho mIddirs' pdhrrents. While The Army WIS
winning from Nu;te unmo in impressive fAsh"n Tie
Soldiers were being ou;Tla%cd i'll every department 81
the game las The Southern couOinaiou. IN manner
no: indicated by tho score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
", & ], IN FINAL WORK
OUT FOR PITTSBURGH
nac.al Dispatch % b. IntelISencar.

Special Dispatch % :Gs lnteLlSeAcN
WASHINGTON. Ia, SOY. w asst
inc1un Il Jefferson vii start OIL its t!na!
week OF practice IL" the Pitt game TO-
morrow with Il determination to leave
no step unturncd That may shan" up tnr
eleven for the great sectional champion
shin clash. While there was som" dis
apnoint,nent over the enforced iHi"ncsS
Of Saturday due to the cancellation OF
the Muskingunl contest. the rest for the
men ii is believed will he beneficial. As
ali of them were not in the BEST OF snap
and there was danger OF agSraNat!uS
injuries AS it is MetZner should he all"
10 inaugurato the fina! fly" day prac-
tice period for Pitt with all but two or
three or his men ready TO stand Gruc!-
ing pace.
With the loss Of the Musliineum game
Coach MetZner will inauEuraic Scrin~
mage. tomorrow and will probably drive
the men at a hard clip FOR N iyaSt three
DAYS. The practice will all b" behind
closed gates and it is Il reasonante:, pre-
iictiun tht a lot o. nov plays WiiI u"
evolved especially for The PIT c!'"nn-
Ter. All last week Tho c"nch"s wore
drilling the men in new formations and
this work will he continual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
CLOSE or CAMPAIGN
(Ccnt1nued From First Page.)

firm my statement of last Monday
that Mr.. Hughes will carry the state
by more than 10U,0U0.' ilr. Tanner
said, land that Governor Whitman,
VIM. VI. Calder and the entire Repuh-
lican ticket will be elected by sub.
Stantially the same pluralili|S. II
anything the estimate is too conSeTva
tive. This canvass has been ye!T
carefully made and the figures given
have been obtained in the same man
ncr as those given Out by ne Two
years ago when the actual pluralltic5
in the vote cast exceeded the figuNs
shown in the canvass"
State Chairman Harris Of the DEM
ocrats added nothing 10 The prediction
he previously had made that President
Wilson and The state ticket will carry
New York by Il large plurality.
Final est mates Of The result in
greater New York have been SuhmE-
led to Charles r. Murphy, leader Of
Tammanv Hall. but have not been
made public. II was reported today
that the estimates indicate President
Wilson will carry the city by ut leas,
$4,000 and probably by much more
than that. The Democrats content
this will be more than enough to Of.
set the Republican plurality upstate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
PADQFN TELLS CENTRAL N|ACNATE5
THAT 5TOGIE5 WILL De IN LEAGUE
DAVE says:
MANHATTAN SHIRTS

are designed, cut and tail
ored better than other shirts
on the market. The makers
exact the highest standard
of perfection in the work
manship of every Manhat-
tan Shirt, thus msuring uni
form quality throughout.
Every button is sewed on by
hand. with linen thread. And
every color used is gllaran-
teed fast.
The new Autumn designs
are now ready, priced from
S1.75 to $500.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Wabash Overwhelmingly
Defeats Martins Ferry

The Martins Ferry Athletics met u
tartar In the Wabash Independents -
Wabash. Ind, yesterday afternoon wlcu
the latter team ran away from their "p-
ponents and snatched 4 80 victory.
The western team was loaded with
former college start for this contest a.
They feared the Athletics. Forward
RAISING and runs and line p!unges chr
ried the bull for decided gains with th>
Wabash eleven In possession Of tn" pig
skin. Tho Athletics were greatly out
Weighed by their opponents. who pu;
I'M a tine article Of ball all through ih"
contest. The FcrrianS. who arc due :"
arrive here this morning from this triI'.
have received u natt"ring offer to play
the Cleveland Indians at tlat place
next SunGay. il is not known vet
whether they will accept.
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Both Claim Michigan.

iIEVT;UlT, M!ch.. Nov. ..--tlMr o. mo
bitj"rc&i election campaigns ever waCeH
iu Michigan has ended. Leaders of th@
various forces reSIcrs today after each
declared his canse wnuld h" victorious
The light 10 maxi Michigan dry by
passage OF Il constitutional Amendment
Swallowed tn" calnprign for President.
The home rule amendment. passage O.!
which has been urged by the anti-pro-
h:btionists. has been til" storm center.
The amendment would allow each cit%
traffic. If the Prnl!AIiion and home
rule amendments are both adopted the
vets" would win T. sweeping victory
Tie effect ~ the Prohibition would ne
spnulIed and the rnr:y-0vc counties
whirh are nov urv would ~ longer be
governed ny COUNT option laws
The presidential campaign did not be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
DUQUESNE VICTORIOUS

In Il ri+A"!!y 3!ayed cont: ~ Trane! Gre"a rs
tn:ca: af;cfnooa. the Dulu,s." Athlete Club rln-
rushed ;hr Central Athletic Club OF this CITY, 70 j.
TIL. Cen:7al CLUB s"prc.! early in the same on I
!lceFasnt Kick. pucUcsl!e held Scoceless unit!
..e faa! ie.iod when determined effort placed the
oseaI ne:veea tho So. costs fo- n" winning score.
Nftcr i-irg held Ter three do"Es VITA sEocc Stius.
til. p:ri"srs Clrh forced - pur:. y |cafcT
-: -. uq,tcsue rnnrs recovered ;hr ball and aftGr
twu cams through the line. Neuhard: went around
tud for - yards landing ;ha call t~o Inches oTer
the lac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
New Har,pshirc Safe

CONCORD. Y. H.. NoE. ;'---W iin ,,"-
publican and Progressive parties All
n0unced as working together 10 return
ruu! Hughes electors irum New lamp
;3iirc, The stale committee y: the :"I-
IA"r parry asserted tonight HAT unl@
result was assured. lii" rnnIlnlttH&
estimated l@,Gmu votes rs tn" Si%" nt
the expected Hughes lead over res
idnn! Wilson. Democratic committees
men made 10 detailed claims. Dul $a!I
h. President would receive more
ruirS ihHu in lTlH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Nern,ont Conceded

MONTPELIER. VI. Nov. .'---liUGLcs
will carry Vermont with its four cleo
tural votes. Democratic leaders coi'-
redcd tonight. They said that While
there has been 10 concerted ATTEMPT
IN upset the Republican plurality
which made Vermont one Of The Two
TAFT states III 1912. ihcy believed that
President Wilson would receive many
Progres sivc yoies aud wuuId poll Il
Iarn"r vote than four years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Roth Claim Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. X. Soy. 9Th" dose
rr The political canIltalSn in N"!: uC:<r
!asl nigh! found il" managers -; both
l!lr ercat pariics claiming the stat" ~
substantial luaJuri;i~..
The contest has b,ct, ia lran" respects
Gle Ur tilr hardest .h.@ht ~ recent
yrars neither par: neglrctinG an 81
Fort whir!. lnichi result IL Swiu@!I.s5
Ecntack% INFO their column. Nauy
speaker Of raciona! reputation have Az
pcarcd in the s;ate.
Ludlow +. Petty. chairman Of III. E.r-
publican State Campaign Committee III
4 statement claims !. ma Iori:E Of H.:gy
for Hughes and the certain election at ~
least Axe Republican congressman. :,
Wilson majority in the state % nc: lass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Maine For Ruches

PORTLAND, Maine. Nov. - nc
Republican success al The Septcmn'f
state election was the basis fer Il cIa!!?
tonight by Frank J. Ham, chairman II
the Republican state Committee that
Maine would return plurality !"T
Hughes on Tuesday Of 1000 ID l',uhp
votes. Democratic leaders. VINO, Ike
the Republicans had made no cam
naisn efforts since September. m
nounced their belief That a GOOD sized
vote would show Wilson gains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

i.NIINT;T0N. D"'., Nov. 5.--Be
rlusc 81 III" f;lriinnnI differences among
delaware Republicans. leaders, of bott
parties arc more t!inn usually interested
~ The result of. Tuesdays election III
his STATE. II Is SAID Delaware appear:
certain FOR Hughes 10y Il majority OF
about 1900 as the electors are not al,
f..rird by IN" faction fight. United .
States Senator H"Er! \. Du Point and
congress srnar Thomas W. Miller. the
regular Republican nominees for re-
election ara being opposed ny indeper-
dcHi Republican candidates in the per-
son &c FORMER Congressman Hiram X.
Burton for Senator. and Edward q.
Bradford for member Of Congress. Be-
caus. % The faction hgh:. the Repub-
!iCans may lose these two offices.
This Wi! b. Deaware's first direci
election ~ United States Senator, ant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Both Claim Connecticut

MAY HAVEN. CONN, Nov. 1--II0ln
iir, Republican and Democratic cam
pai4n managers tonight claimed Con-
necticui by good sized maiorities.
Chairman J. Henry ioraback, Of The.
Republican Committee predicts Mir.
Hughes election hy between $1,000 and
.0.onO majority. For the Democrats,
Chairman David f. Fitzgerald nSJi-
mates Thar President Wilson will carry
the stat" by between 10000 amt 5000
1nH iurily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Both Claim illinois

CHICAGO, Nov. Fired +. Sterling,
chairman Of the Republican Stale Cen
tral Committee havin,. claimed Illinois
for Hughes and likewise for Frank o.
Lowdon, gubernalorial candidate hy
150.0U0 votes and Arthur ". Charles.
chairman Of the Democratic State
Central Committee. having claimed
The state b. precisely Tho same plu"-
ality for Wilson and Governor Dunno.
voters Of this state had leisure today
TO figure il out for themselves.
Both camps claimed Chicago in their
formal statements. but leaders Gener-
ally were said 10 admit privately that
the city might jump either way. and
do it with empha sis. without occasiur
ing surprises among the expert pros
noSricators.
Mr.. Sterling estimated he Total vote
for the State at 100000, including
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
TIGERS FAILED TO COME,

Tt. Central Athletic Club. OF RelIarr. pro-
sb.y robbed OF another victory yesterday When tts
Canton Tigers failed Ia Keep their part t. the HGr:e
,cIt by Ur. showing w n: tho Sixteenth street bah
grounds and result IN" Icliarr team la. 20 L.
r"titcntcd with straight victories However. tn
several hundred fans who had gathered =, -"
grounds. given treat Uhru ia" EaCi" Aihie.G
Crrh ~ Wheeling. aad he Ea;0na iu.i'.Its. -:
RclIairc. hxttlnd The srorI 10 -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Rhndn leland In Doubt

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. NOV. j. a:-E
managers tonight are rnnlld"!i mai
nolninG has been left Hndon". FOR inc
first time the election Of lnncd STATES
Senators is by HE people AMI hoth
PARTIES The contest between senator
Henry +. Lipniit and Former C."'?'
rrcssman Peter G.. Gerry. az ono Of TN
certainty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Gold and Blue Takes
Firmer Hold on Title

r:iirsS something unooked for occurs, the WeS
l.rsi,ua Syhoias;I Football championship will 10 &C.
c.,lrd hclwr,.n Wheeling Hnd PhrkershurS foat-
ball teams next saturday. The hId Irolu ana ltlr
decisive defeat 81 lntisua. n Ir7SIo Park. SatU7-
dag afternoon. removes tina, e4m FonI a"y CLAIM 10
tEa t.;lc Tho "c0.c was IS TO 1.
Harrington started 81 with rush Saturday. tcoT-
us touchdown IN :" seconds ntic- Tie referee had
nnr': his whist" io7 ;hc game. TheE w"r9 Unable"
iowrvcr "a Withstand i!h tGc" So r wheeling. ann
,,u,ch Arrh Reilly Of the Huntington squad. Cra-
csrt; Wheeling "a nave The bc&: team In WrS: Va
simIG-
u:;.,r teams n tao Ohio Valley did no. spring ary
Surprises Cameron lost TO MuuudsriIlc. LntSE "ai
rNi;S';cd - uu IN better battle against TTahclpha~
Eoa;-e had Al tine defeating UhTi:h"vtilc aud
victory for Slstc-Niilc conceded IL snns he!pe
the Ssnle with WcS5d!. commenced
Saturdays lrsul;9 as follows:
Wheeling i!isi. IL: Huntington High. I.
Tr!ad"lph'l n:strici ll!giI. 80: Linsly :.
MuuudsvLl!n High. IS: Cameron High y.
Bsllslro ii:I. IS: UhrIcEEYtlla High. =.
Martins Ferry III sh-Csmbr!dSo High, ranccHod
Warrington High. 20; Faimont High a.
MannpStun High Ind. u. Fairm"nt High lad U.
Marietta :: w.s: r.rEim. Wesleyan. d
Marshall. -; OitcrhG!n. 6.
charleston High. -; Knn"c"c-ta Hish. q
W. Va. I, -: Gettysburg. G.
Sf:c.svllla 1Iish. 81: WsSbn:S High. :.
alorIdn;nssn TIIch. I: ClarksburS High. O.
Fairu,pnl Normal. :: California Normal :.
Rochester High. l.; Struhcuf7o High 0.
Amherst. ~ Trinity. 0.
Virginia Paly;echu.c a. University Ct L9uistie. c.
hEa. :.
G.ur:c;orn College 81: University q cu5Ti.;e. 0.
Amy. 50: Entre Dame 10
Dartmouth Is: Syracuse. II.
Washington and i.-. 10; Nav. .
Rutgers. a. Holy Cross. 9.
Harvard. 81: Virginia. ..
Princeton AZ: Buckrcil. Q.
Cornell. -: Carnegie Tech. q
Pennsylvania. -. Lafayette. o.
E:uwa. 80: Vermont. o.
W. & J.MusAnsuin. CANCELLED; death 9. LIZ. M:t'
fat.
i'cnn state. 20: Genera. Q.
Ohio State. Il: Wisconsin,. i3
Grow City Q: University cf i!I!fs!o 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

- all for the CHrers rast performances gehsF'
aE;v were considered by c;.ics haco clear sweep
- ths chanuioushp In four games prcyiorS 70
Saturday Minnesota had piled UP wh7c than 80
.,nts As against total VI Il scor4 ny their oplc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Delaware IL Doubt.

Than .I.o"o IS claimed by CongresInSI
1. ttmpn"i C1nt;..lI ~ charge Oh
Democratic CaIupIlEl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
BATTLE TO TIE.

Tile North End Billiard cum rr IHis
ely. IN IN Interesting "nGics' :">t"r,iI:
with ia" Smith ,i,n!,'., .Iai, har'i"d :"
y r-m tic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

Our designers who deter
mime the CIT of our garments
work 1T least SIN months III
advance.
Their first job is to search
The markets ui' the world for
new ideas.
Cu1iousy enough most
men $ styles come from Lon
don. yet, after You analyzc
it. it seems quite natural.
Most Americans arc too
busy to be changing their
clothes. three, four or five
times a day.
Tho big majority of us
want smart clothes that suit
most any occasion.
Our sort Of business suits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

CONTINUED on Page Ntn%.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
PALMYRA

Mrs. Ella F. Woodman is visiting for
a few days at Otis BlaisdelPs.
Mrs. Q. r. Merchant was in st. AL
bans Saturday to assist in the family
OF Mrs. George Woodman, who is suf-
fering from g. badly sprained ankle
Egypt school has purchased a piano
of Palmyra Grange.
Miss Hazel Rowe of Massachusetts
is a guest at Mrs. Loantha Miller's.
Which contributes most to farm
er's success, the reading and study Of
books, or experience and observation
was the question discussed Saturday
evening in Palmyra Grange A Thanks
giving program will be presented Sat-
urday evening, the 25th
Mrs. Cora Frost arrived home Sun
day after having been in Corey Hill
hospital for an operation and later in
Milton. Mass. where she visited her
sister, Miss Jenness Weeks
Several deer have been shot In this
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Farnum visited
at Joel Wright's in Pittsfeld Sunday.
The fall term Of school closed at the
Gale on Saturday for short vacation.
Ruth Estes is visiting her grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. McCrillis.
Lincoln Merrick left Sunday for
Washington, d. c.. to attend the Ma
tional Grange session.
Arnold Goodale is visiting his sister,
Mrs Theodore Nichols.
Mrs. Matte Mason of Rumford Falls
is stopping at H. H. Coston's for a few
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
STATE HOSPITAL RENOVATION
Nelson's Crew Of Bangor Expected to
Begin Work Today

It is expected that Otto Nelson of
Bangor, who holds the contract for the
renovation of the second and third male
stone buildings of The Augusta State
hospital. will set a crew at work this
morning. Supt. Tyson of the institu-
ton, who has been busy with the work
of removing the patients from the
wings. has everything completed and
the patients, about 1S5 in ALL distribute
ed through the other wards and build
ings of the institution. 1t will make
a somewhat crowded condition in the
hospital but nothing of a serious ma
ture. The work of renovation will be
carried on throughout the two build
ings, there being three floors in each.
and the floors which are now of wood
will be replaced with iron reinforced
with concrete. The general contract
calls for the expenditure of about s62,-
900 and it is expected that about eight
months will be required to complete the
work. The contract for the heating and
plumbing of the wings is about $1,000
and is held by English & Dolliver of
Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21

Now that the summer season at Cob
bosseecontee is over and the lake will be-
fore many weeks be closed by ice, Angus
ia owners of ice boats are turning their
attention to these craft with a view of
having them in readiness when the time
shall come to use them. Some of the
shippers are hoping that the lake may
be frozen over in season for sail
Thanksgiving day, but as the holiday
comes one week from Thursday the pros
pect at present does not seem very bright.
Among those who are mentioned as work.
ing on ice yachts are Harry wilkins of
winthrop. who is rebuilding his boat to
the extent that he will have a practically
new boat when it is completed, and ru-
NOR says that It is destined to be very
fast DIR. Beane Of Hallowell Is also said
to be building a boat for the lake. Capt.
"Bilr' Moves, who is one Of the enthus-
lasts in both ice and water navigation.
has designed a new type of skate for an
ice boat, models of which have been
placed in II. NJ. Simmons law Office In
the Augusta Trust Co, building. and It Is
said that the skate may be seen in use
at the lake the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
Andrews-Perry

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Per-
ry on North Belfast avenue was the
scene of a very pretty wedding Mon
day evening when their daughter, Beat
rice Lillian Perry, was united in mar
riage to William L. Andrews of Angus
ia. The full ring service of the church
was employed, Rev. c. G. Mosher, pas
tor of the Penney Memorial church, was
the CT ciating clergyman.
The house had been very prettily
decorated for the occasion and the cere-
mony was performed beneath a bower
of evergreen from which hung the
wedding bell. Marion Haskell was
bridesmaid and Harold Perry, brother
of the bride, did the honors as best
man. The bride was most becomingly
dressed in white silk net with satin
trimming. The bride and the brides
maid carried bouquets of white carna-
tons. Miss Gala Gordon of Skowhe-
gan played the wedding march from
Mendelssohns classic. a reception was
held after the ceremony. at which
friends of the young couple expressed
best wishes for future happiness and
prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
ArpIy Cream in Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All. What relief. Your clogged nos
trls open right up. the air passages O;
your head are clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snutIling, mu.
cous discharge, headache, dryness-nc
struggling for breath at night, your cold
or catarrh is gone.
! Don't stay stuffed up. Get small bot
tie of Ely's Cream Balm from your drug
glst now. Apply a little of this fra.
grant. antiseptic cream in your nostrils
let it penetrate through every air pas.
sage of the head: soothe and heal the
swollen, infiamed mucous membrane, Civ.
ing you instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm
Is just what every cold and catarrh SUI.
ferer has been seeking. It's just splendid
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-21
GOVERNOR HURLEY
CANDIDATE FOR
IDEPT. COMMANDER

Capt. H. P. Hurley. governor OF the
soldiers home at Togus. will be can
didate for department commander OF the
Grand Army of the Republic at the com
ing annual meeting.
NO better or more popular man for
the place can be found in Name says
one of his most enthusiastic supporters
He was a naval commander and has
clean and brilliant record. AS the gov
ernor of the Togus home he has won the
love of all the members. both officers and
men. He is we'll equipped for the office
of department commander. But few men
in Maine are better known or better quail
flied for the position than Capt. Hurley.
This, we believe, is the first announce
ment of candidate for this place and
assurances are many that 1t will meet
the hearty appreciation Of every Grand
Army man In our State"