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SILVER HOLDS
MINIATURE SALON
Complete Display Of Chalmers
Line and the New bort
Attracts Many.

N.,ron,liton motor,rts very rar,Iy
b.v. an onnortunitv to view under one
roof such n collection Of beautiful auto
,nohiiss no wer. nut an exh,bi,ion bv
r, r. silver In hi. local ,horroon on
Nona.v las, The Sormoi oneu,nv of his
1,ha,,nsrs on mns,yn took MAGE nm that
,Iay and incidentst,v tho Dort n quality
oar N, . nonuiar nri,e also made ,ts
dehut
Eleven ca-. c.n.t,,uted ,he ",nipia.
,u,. sain, !" .,a d,,ripy ,h. ,n,tre w..l
m. Mace was porLea with those ,n,er.
a.,.., in tho n.u, ,.,i .Sos,,i,n. A., ,no,nr
cars Mr. siiver No. an envia h,e rspn.
,.,,o, ne . hnay h,,,,s.r and Tho snonia,
ion. be nut an Tho unrket from zine
IN time are cayeriy spunned nm hv ,hnse
whoa, dcsires rnn m nnr,,c,,,sr n nd ,nd,.
y,,Iu.I .,v,e. All fnrmer eryorts ~ bi.,
4, ,ha d,rec,,on NJ sn,r,.I hoav ,o,.
wsre o,,done In Tho new s,yiss on which
n. rai.cd tho cur,a,p mi. tive
silver specisl hrruxham r,oun,.d
a, . r-b.,mers ch,.s,s ,,.nv ,nouyh,
was the an.s, exhihI, M, Tho In, i,s
concsntion vss Asr,nv for his ,v,. n,
car bu, a. a n,,t,ar n, ,,ri ,,ns, on
des,rp. ~ Nr silver ars ~ ,,is ,n,u-.
A. he 4. NOT In tho ,ea.. restrained hy
IN. ru,,nv, n, o,ber bodv ,esiy,.r. Tn,s
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Go0DYEAR's NEW RECORD.
AitL-n Wine Astor Cup In Record
Time.

Gnot ear cord tires estaulls ed q new
worlds sieed record AT The 80 nile
's'or &. race at Sheo shead Fay. Sep
'"Hbor =. when johnny \i;hcn drove
MIS- famous psugoot Gjodyear equipped.
e. Victory over field of thrty-onc
s'arters. Aiken covered the ESQ ui'cs at
'h" terrific rate of I"i 2-3 miles per hour
TINS Is III" fastest time eve made IN a
-" mile race and clips tnr"e minutes
'r''r a." prey ious worlds rccori
N'p-m!ns along. barely minute be-
Il him. Ed l!e Rlckeubac,.er. pilot ing
Maxwell flashed past 'he i!as second
itiS car was also equipped with Good.
'"ar cord tircs. Ncithe" leader changed
IRE during the crt'r- race. Two os
VI" tires OF Aitk"r's p"uSeot we're the
''"s which telped him TO win the 800
mile sweepstakes a. cincinnati on l.anor
l''r NJ the dedication of the SAaronvl!l
Sueodway.
Tn" Goodyca. Tire and Euhhr" Com
'1nr has been eQuippIng racing cara
WIN trcs only few months, Intensive
'\pe'lmentation. however. has been in
W"Rress for some time. Hut no; til II,
was absolutely certain that .ney would
"'''Niani the terrific speeds attained on
''" fastest speedWays ~ tho country
.''" the racing drivers permitted to use
'hom.
Ihc.o has been mucn speculation ~ 10
.." construction % lhns" tires. The
I"cass of the tire uscl Gh the race tracl;
standard mad" W. IN the regular
Nd' ana ~ the same as tn" carcass in
'o'ayear cords fcr pleasure rarg. The
'h'y difference is In the thickness Of tho
"ead and the method Of curiut.
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John 7. Rainier and Paul y. I.incbcrcer, Pres
idcnt and Vice President OF the Rainier Motor
Corporation, are known throughout the coun-
try as prac ical motor track men. They began
marketing trucks as far back as 1901, when
the only motor trucks in America were a few
imported vehicles, and have been actively en-
gagged in the industry ever since.
Carl A. Ncracher. Chief Engineer Of the
Rainier Motor Corporation. was Tor many
years chief engineer of the Garford and Viii
lyS-ONerland Companies, and is recognized as
one OF the foremost designers of motor vehicles
IN the country.
These are the men who are behind the Rainier
Motor Corporation. which with ample re-
sources and modern factory in New York
City, is producing the Rainier l,00O-lb. Worm
Drive Truck
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The Rainier 1000 Pound Capacity Worm
Drive Truck marks distinct epoch in light
commercial vehicle building.
Contrasted with ordinary light delivery cars.
the Rainier is revolutionary. in that it is de-
signed and constructed on the lines of Amer
lea S best known heavy trucks instead of fol-
lowing touring car practice. In its makeup
will be found all the important features which
have been largely responsible for the success
of these heavy trucks including worm drive.
as we'll as the same quality materials found in
the highest price trucks.
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The Product of IS Years Experience

This organization offers the Rainier with the
the deciding factor in maintaining Il pernla-
nent demand for its product. and is confident
that in this vast prosperous country Of ours
there are thousands Of firms and individuals
willing. and even anxious, to pay a little more
than The traditional price of ordinary delivery
cars if they can obtain a real light truck.
The Rainier is the hes, Jjor the owner because
the most reliable, the most economical and the
mo- durable. and best for he dealer because
il requires the least amount OF service and
aftcr-sale expense, besides retaining and Solid-
fying the good will Of the customer
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used . few months. We DO not mind
saying that In the matter of aluminium
and other motor features We have copied
the Marmon.
The frame 10 three inches narrower
than that Of the average car, thus CIV
is II q shorter turning radius. Al
though the car has q l2s inch wheel
base. II will turn In any city street.
~ using . v type radiator. We have
ssved six inches for body mace. giving
- much room In the seven passenger
body a. one ordinarily would expect to
and on . wheelbase Of lSi inches.
The motor 10 made In our own plant
II y the overhead valve type with a
spherical combustion chamber which
enables all the power to be ar;,lied d.
rectly. Heretofore. the one objection to
this type has been the exposure OF the
working parts. But We have overcome
Il By enclosing the entire valve operat-
Ing mechanism In an oil tight aluminium
housing. The use Of aluminium instead
Of cast iron In the motor alone has elimi.
mated a dead wessht OF $50 pounds
BY the use Of an 8 inch frame We
have eliminated skirts between the run
ming board and body. THE axies are
Tmken.
"Of course our magnetic gear shift Is
. great thing. II was made by the Cut
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Establishes New Light Truck Standard

The Rainier is built for a definite purpose. not
TO sell at a price. There is no other | 900 h.
vehicle like it. ii is larger stronger more
up-tO-date and ha; a greater factor of safety
than any other 1000 ID. capacity vehicle now
on the market. The Rainier is purely a truck
designed for business usage and not suitable
for pleasure. 1t is the equal of many trucks
rated at l.50O to 1000 lbs. capacity. 1t has
that distinctive appearance only found in high
grade trucks. It establishes an absolutely new
standard by which all other l 900 Id vehicles
must be judged.
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ler.Hsmmond Company, the largest man
ufacturer OF electrical controlling de-
vicss IN the world. and the concern that
doO all the electrical work for the bat
tsships Of our navy. by the use OF this
ssar shift the front noor space is clear
Of levers. the brake being 40 placed thar
two persons may cit in tn. front seats
with robe over their laps without In
the least interfering with the operation
Of the emergency brake.
There are no buttons in the uphoi.
stery a novel accessory IL dash light
carrying with It fifteen feet OF cord
which runs on q pulley SO that In the
event Of the lamp beiIsy used in search Of
trouble. the cord will run out easily and
then automatically roll back into a little
compartment when the work - done.
IT I. truly some car for si.sSi. ana
We are proud " 1T
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KING 8 SERVICE COMPLETE.
New Department Esta abiished Close
10 sa1esroon

With the installation OF q new service
and parts dspa artment az as 10 "a?
West Fffty-hfth street the reo-gariza
tion of the King Eight selling brunch
here 10 complete Tho proximity OF th.
new department 10 the saiesroom Of 'hc
King Car Corporation a. Fffty-second
street and Broadway completes close
ueup between sales and service that has
been sought for some time by Joseph
Porter. general manager. and c. u. Rice.
retail sales manager.
The service department 10 in charge
OF 4. T. Hiscox.
Incidentally there IL being exhibit ed
at the salesroo,r a striking roadster
model with black wheels. tenders and
hood and Gunmetal body with an
"eEsshcll' finish A feature Of this
finish Is that Il n not necessary to put
water on I, Ter cleaning purposes. rlrt
of all kinds may lie removed from A. ny
dry rubbing or. II you prefer. 10y a dry
-Naircov
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n. q.
oam' w. MeheIee' orsnch nana-er
oi 'he Anuerson Eiectiic 'hr company
has appo,"'eo rooeEt Sisishea" 'nah-
aee. OF tne Detroit Eiec'fic branch IN
pr'usepor.' ."n' neioie going INTO the
e!ectr'c nelo Nraisnead was me pest
n'",e sA'es',,ah III 'ne wor" tie Soiu
" MNe eo'''ohs 10 Some OF 'he "es'
'a,iInes.
Deiors Nrss"eao eshuT "a h'S new
uu,es nehetee ure" MN I" one s'oe
""u sa,o
sheao. ! hso = oreat" ao"ut you
.ne v.,er msnt ! urea'nen 'iut , naa
iea.hc" ,he peaTv Ha'eS when an az
,enun. "e"'eu W h"o" WHY 'nousn'
ous", !" ente'. ! prou.WS ,o!' MN
nov ! hau urea 10 90 sood IN tnc ""t'u
n,'o . recAneo rev OF my kinny acts'
ih''curoh ne iooSeu INTO ''s pook'
s""oN h'' neai uoup'iui,F ana Sa''
you III ,ie Wor'u. ou' THESE INNINGS 20"
s y, aro onse. ny on" trrrioic
'n,nt. iou persuaueo INC ne'' h'ht
saIesr'a'' III thc wo'iu 10 CIV "p 'h'S
Insn.y ,,np" ."n. wo'k anu ~ mo "ic
pus, ~, ma. nav YOU W
sas aoou' u'a, VIZ" "r' 'u,"l'.'r''rS
eornparen 'o h'hies III 'he hha' r''S'h-
'"s -.
re na" me s.u"eu 70. n,'nu,.' .,,
The sun., 1916-10-08

4 couple of men In Mi, town who have
h"su giving the subject Of fabrication ser,-
er- OF cars that will relieve them OF the
mr-s and trouble Of keeping their car.
the owner that he may BRING his car In
a. often as need he Tor corrpietc and
thorough lubriration AZ all the many points
that cars In general need to he creased
rhcy hsv. opened ny a p'sc. appropriately
nhll.l The Grease Spo'. a. 20, West
So, ,enty sl,th street. The service 10 -
hours day. for the h-I1"' ~ the man
who can't get his car In iu tha day'im.
for the lucri.ation.
The sun., 1916-10-08

The great popularity OF the stutl
car IN this territory has not been due
alone to the quality of the car Itself.
although that has had much 10 do with
II. hut to the efficien, business methods
of William Parkinson, who heads the
agency here which has been known as
the Stutz Motor Car Company with
headquarters at 1904 broadway. Mr..
Parkinson wins owners by his person.
sli'y and his service.
Now the public II 60 hear more about
Parkinson. for the firm name has been
changed TO tho William Parkinson Motor
Sales Company. II will be the same
man selling the same car and giving
the same service under his own name.
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Reduce Tire Prires.

A new reduced schedule Of prices cover
ing the entire pennsylvanis tire line was
effective October I.
Notwi,hsta ndiuK the average hiEh Lowell
OF raw materials the large volume Tor the
hrst eight months ~ 'hls year. together
with saving Ia cost, hus euah ci IN" P'U1
sylvarin Ruhher Company to -el zee price.
or vacuum rlp. ebony tread and bar
circle 'i-e> aud AZ the same tiuIe - mAin-
tain 'h, "s aa,ish.d Vu.l,',.
The r'pl's'!'l ~ 'h. ,suparv H. su'
iclan' Assurance that ~. iIr"vutthI" policy
OF quality hrst will continue
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announcement ls made Of the opening
~ tho new branch ~ tho Times square
AI.o supply COMPANY. fncorpora, At 10
NIs~nu street. ,his city. between John an
patton. In the hear, of the financial DIS
tr.rt wh@re they VIII carry on a business
~ srtornpp.ie scces~ori-s and supplies .,
re luCsd prices
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NUiilr. 10 LEALtkS

T.
Contracts being closed with dealers who
handle Rainier
Motor Corporation Call, Sales Department Broad
Wa
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MAXIMUM SPEED 80 MILES PER HOUR
SPECIAL RAINIER TRUCK MOTOR

3 Inch bore \ Inch stroke. with Dixie
Magnetic Garter Carbmetor, Thermo-syphon
cooling.
The sun., 1916-10-08

Announcement OF the election Of T.. =.
Morse to the vice presidency OF the SELL
ing division Of the Chalmers Motor Com
pany was made Tuesday afternoon by
.. A. PETER. v!ce-presldent and assist
ant general manager. following a meet
ing Of Chalmers directors.
Mr.. Morse resigns as sales manager
OF the Hudson Motor car Company 10
take up his new work OF directing Chal-
mers sales. His acquisition by the Chal-
mers people is regarded as one OF the
mos; important trade moves in recent
months In the automobile industry. lie
will step into the position made vacant
by the death OF Paul Smith last July
service and advertising.
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PREMIER SIX IS
REMARKABLE CAR
Has Magnetic Gear Shift and
a Generous Amount of
Aluminium.

There Is great enthusiasm at the Peu.
eeot Auto Import Company headquar.
isrs. 1900 Broadway. because the new
Premier car-''the aluminium ak with
the magnetic gear shift"-has arrived.
" certainly 10 Q striking car IN appear.
ance and the many interesting features
Incorporated In It's construction make II
one ~ the great cars Of the year.
rhis car 10 beinx inspected daily by
motor enthusiasts who are interested in
tho la,es, things Of motordom.
Sales Manager George r. Morris In
discussing the new car said.
"rri. IL truly an unusual car with
features that one cannot get anywhere
else for 1855 e. O. b. indianapolis
There las been q Generous use Of aiu-
minurn in the motor. transmission, hood
and radiator with the result that We
have car that will not rattle after being
The sun., 1916-10-08
3.SPEED TRANSMISSION

Selective type, wide face nickel steel gears
Case boted to motor, unit power plant.
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33x4 TIRES
SAFETY SPRING CONSTRUCTION

Forward end Of rear spring fastened by double
Shackles Absolute safety in case ,he main
caf breaks
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HOTCHKISS DRIVE

UlsIenSp> Wlth 1T rauluS and jOrSlOn rods
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Compare These

TlMKEN WORM DRIVE REAR AXLE
The same as used in the best known American
heavy trucks
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TIMkEN FRONT AXLE

1INIhEN FNVNI NALL
Drop forging, with sections - inches deep
4l5-INCH PRESSED STEEL FRAME
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
ALLEGED v|OLA70R
of the Prohibition Law is Held
under $500 Bond for AC-
ton of Grand Jury.

Charged with violating the prohi-
bition law by having whiskey In a
public place, Edward Jones was held
for the action Of the next criminal
court grand jury by Magistrate
Jackson v. Carter at the close Of a
hearing in his court Tuesday even
ing. Jones was released under q
$500 bond.
Jones was arrested In First street
recently by prohibition officers and
when searched had three pints Of IL
quor in his pockets. His defense
was that he was moving from q
rooming house on First street to his
home in the West End and was TAX
ing his liquor to his new place Of
abode.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
men
CO TO SCHOOL
At FA|RM0NT
Local Educators Take a Trip
to Fairn1ont to Get Pointers
and Pay Visits.

orie Mcconkey. principal Of the
Washington Irving high school;
Frank Outright, teacher OF biological
science in the same school: and G.
Guy Musser, principal of the Linden
school. visited the Fairmon public
schools Tuesday.
Mr.. McConkey visited the high
school, where he observed some very
excellent work under the direct su-
peryision OF A. H. Colebank, princi.
pal OF the high school. Mr., Outright
visited the science departments at
the high school and the state nor
nal school at which places he saw
the subject OF science handled In a
very thorough and mastery manner.
Mr.. Musser visited tho Thomas G.,
Miller school. The training school
is in charge Of w, e. Buckley, prin-
clpal of the school. Mr.. Buckley is
very ably assisted by a corps OF very
efficient teachers. The Thomas G.
Miller school has for Its principal
A. o. Watson. on. of the descend
ants OF David Moisan. OF Indian
fame. This school is one OF the
and best equipped grammar
schools in the state.
The building which was named In
honor Of the grand old man" whose
name 1t bears. is Of modern arch
lecture design, having convenience
- ~ ordtnnrily found In other gram
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
Mrs. Hickman Entertains.

Mrs. ]. R. Hickman entertained a
number Of her friends Tuesday even
ing at her home, Elmwood, in Hart
land addition, complimentary to
Miss Edith Gabriel, who is visiting
friends here. Miss Gabriel is stu
dent at the National College Of Do
nestle Science and Art, Washington.
D. G.. The rooms were In keeping
with the Yuletide. Balsom trees
stood gracefully in the reception
room from charming archway Of
garlands of,greenery and ferns stud
ded with bulbs o felectric lights
peeping from the center Of bright
poinsetta plants. Under this
bower Of beauty, which was
crowned by shower Of polnsetta
greetings by a shower Of poinsetta
in huge standard Of white and gold
in cornocopia design, the guests were
received by the hostess. The dining
table had for its centerplece huge
basket of vines Of smilax with Grim
son blossoms interlaced through. an
artistic white lattice.
Those who had the pleasure Of at
tending this most beautiful social
function were Miss Laura Davis,
Miss Margaret Heely. Miss Anna
Anon, Miss Edith Gabriel. Miss
Bessie Garrison, Miss Edna Gabriel,
Miss CANINE Manley. Miss Kathleen
Hickman and MesArs. Charles avis,
William Mulheran. James Killeen,
John Dolan. John Strothers, Doc
Hardway, Eloy Martinez and ]. R.
Hickman.
At a seasonable hour delicinns
salad course was served. The aides
were Miss Laura Davis and Miss Can
ME Marley. Miss Davis presided at
the punch bowl and Miss Marley
poured coffee. At a late hour the
guests departed to their respective
homes declaring Mrs. Hickman a
| 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
called Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Stea-
ley Heights met in special session on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. C. C. Ridenour. The deyotionals
were In charge OF Mrs. F. W. Davis at
the conclusion Of which the president
stated the object Of the meeting,
submitting a detailed plan for Wig
orous money-raising campaign to be
waged until Easter time. The men-
bers assembled were OF like mind"
and the plan was adopted without a
dissenting voice.
The purpose Of the meeting hav-
Ing been accomplished, the hospitable
hostess sounded that 'tocsin Of the
sour'-the luncheon bell" Of which
somebody writes and the ladies spent
some time feasting and chatting. Adj
journment was had. hoping that all
the Bociety's tomorrows may be as
cheerful as It's today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
HOL DEN IS ORDERED
TO FILE SEIZED rs
.Biqqest Bankruptcy c ase.
Meeting for Years Is Held
at ParkerSburg.

PARKERSBURG, Jan. Gone Of
the most largely attended bank
ruptcy case meetings held here IN
years took place at the first meeting
Of the creditors Of w. J. Holden, the
extensive live stock dealer and tim
Der merchant, who was forced into
bankruptcy through an involuntary
proceeding instituted by some Of his
creditors.
Prominent farmers and stockmen
from number Of counties through
out the state were present, as well as
attorneys representing the creditors
and others were also present. Over
500, 900 in claims were submitted 70
the referee, T. A. Brown, at the meet
ing, but 1t was said that this Is not
nearly the whole amount, one stock
man stating taht he would not pc
surprised II the aggregate Liabilities
Will amount to 100000. u,
Mr.. Holden has large assets. one
Of the creditors present stated IN the
meeting when the matter Of Q bono
for the trustee was being discussed
that Mr.. Holden owned farm Of
900 acres In Harrison county, which
IA worth from $4,000 to $4,000;
that he owns a farm In Calhoun couri-
ty and two pieces Of real estate IN
Cilmer county, and other property,
but they were unable to estimate the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
InduStridl
NeNsN Notes
Correspondent Records Inter
estlng Events Of Hustllng
Eastern Suburb.

INDUSTRIAL. ian. 6,-Mrh VIII
liam ROSS entertained A. very
pleasing manner q number 81 young
people in honor Of her SON. Clyd5'h.
twelfth birthday anniyefsafy at her
home IN Union Heirhfs, Monday
nitht. january a Games were
INDUCED IN and a prize was award
ed william Rees for arraufink Z don
kew correctly. and at q aofsohnbIc
'hoiir refresRments were served con-
Stating Of fruits ( cake and ic6o.
Master c,vda rsceiyed 4 number Z,
presenta far whici, lie fhaukS hia
many little friends AZ { late hotr
after having wished Master clyde
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05

abeth Is a pupil at st. Mary's Hall,
an Episcopal school.
Miss Agnes Hood, who spent the
holidays with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hood, went to Bal
timore Tuesday night to resume her
studies at Goucher College.
Miss Homozelle Mason. Of Inter
vale, N. H., is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs, Emmaline Carr, on
East Main street.
Robert Hood has returned to Bal
timore and New York to resume his
studies.
Luke White is here from Weston.
w. H. Reardon, Of Jacksonburg, is
in the city looking after business af-
fairs.
Elmer D. Lawson, Of Elm Grove.
Is transacting business here.
James e. Sutton. is business Wis
itor here.
7. s. McIntire, Of Morgantown, 10
in the city looking after his duties az
an inspector Of the state public SER
vice commission.
J. L. Weaver is here from Mounds.
Vile.
ltor here.
j. A. PullIam Is here from Elkins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
OURBRONCHIAL TUBES.

When q cold settles IN the bronchial
tubes, with that weakening, tickling
cough, immediate treatment IS very
important. The breath seems shorter
because Of mucous distinctions; usu-
allyfeverispresent, yourhead jarswith
every cough and your chest may ache.
This is NO time for experimenting or
delay-you must get SCOTS Emulsion
at once to drive out the cold which
started the trouble, and It will check
the cough by aiding the healing pro-
cess Of the enfeebled membranes.
If you have any symptoms of bron-
chitis, or even stubborn cold, always
remember that SCOTS Emulsion has
been relieving this trouble for forty
years. tits free from alcohol or drugs.
Refuse substitutes.
i Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. NJ. ISIS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-05
PreYenl Dlpnrherla..

A sore throat is q good breeding place
for Diphtheria germs. Protect yonr chill
dren by never neglecting o Sore Throat.
You can wisely depend upon TONSlLlNE:
Give Tonsiline upon the first appearance OF
Sore Throat don't give Diphtheria a
chance in that throat in its weakened CON
dition. When T0NSILlNE is swallowed II
comes directly in contact with the diseased
surface and induces a healthy condi- ~
ton Of the membranes then the ~
system can better defend the throat
Il attacked by Diphtheria germs.
Keep TONSlLINE IN the house
where you can get It quick when VA
needed o. - -~' ~ w. We
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d..
started the new year with public in
stallation of officers and by entertain
ing a large gathering of members and
visitors with a banquet and social
hour.
After the regular meeting and the
usual formalities Of the order had
been carried out. all matters Of bust
ness attended to in brief but ami
mated session imbued with such In
terest and impressiveness, the follow
ing officers were installed for the en-
suing term by A. s. Parrish, deputy
grand commander: assisted by G.. L.
Herzog, deputy grand prelate. and
Capt. Carder. deputy grand master at
arms:
Junior past commander-M. E. Sat
terrified.
Chancellor commander-G: l.. Hide,