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an effort. II hope you did not say
that ! would come, sir!'
"Yes; it's the only way
well. be good enough to call him up
again and say to him that Ill-I'll see
him BANKED before I'll come to his
Office tomorrow at $50 or at any other
hour"
And with that the count got up and
stalked out of the office. putting on
his hat as he did SO.
Count" said King as they descend
ed in the elevator. I've got an idea in
my head that Blithers will be at the
Ritz at f."
DO you imagine. sir. that l will re-
teive him."
Certainly. Are you not diplomat?"
tsked King.
Il am n minister of war" said the
count. and his scowl was an indication
of absolute proficiency in the science.
And, what's more" went on King
refectively. lit wouldn't in the least
surprise ne if Blithers is the man be-
hind the directors in this Sudden move
of the banks"
My dear King. he displayed the
keencst interest and sympathy the 9th
ar night at Your house. He
"Of course may be wrong" admit
ted King. but his brow was clouded.
Shortly after luncheon that day Mrs.
Bithers received Il telegram from her
husband 1t merely stated that he was
going mp to havefea with the count at
4 o'clock and not TO worry, as things
were shaping themselves nicely.
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Buy Prince Albert every
Uhere tobacco is sold in
toppy red bags, Sc; tidy red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and haF-pound tin hun,i-
dors-ond-fhaf corking fine
pound crystal glass hunni-
dor Uifh sponee-moisfener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such clever trim-allroysi
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CHAPTER v.
Prince Robin Is Asked to Stand Up.

II ATE the same evening Prince
Robin. at Red Roof. received a
l. lCng distance telephone COM
munication from New York city
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sheriff. were in
from their Cattle creek ranch Saturday
and report the roads in rather bad
shape. Harry spent the vacation at
home, but is in town again attending
school.
Mrs. C. w. Smith and daughter, Jean
ette, are to leave for Chicago the Goth.
Mrs. Smith plans to visit her sons in
Chicago and then will journey to Can
ton, Ohio, where a number of relatives
reside.
H. R. Risley, district manager of
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Co., and c. w. Nitschke, DIS
trict plant chief, We're in from Grand
Junction Thursday looking over the
branch here
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Walker and little
daughter are guests at the Williams.
Mr.. Walker is of the Walker Construc-
tion company of Denver and is in
charge of the improvements on the
First National bank building.
William G. Cardnell, who is now i'll
the Agnew hospital in San Diego, Cali
fornia, is reported to be in very Sc
rious condition. He has been confined
to his bed for over two months and
little hope is offered for an early re-
covery. ..,.
Open wide the gates of your hear.
at Christmas time, remember the little
children, forget not those in need, give
a word of cheer to the stranger within
The city gates and treat with mercy the
dumb beasts given to your care and
service.
The Glenwood Light and Water com
tion of 30-horse power three phase
44O volt induction motor at the flour
ing mill, to be used in emergency cases
such as frozen fumes or other inter
ruption of the water supply.
y - -
Mayor and Mrs. Ollie Thorson Ell
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barlow
at dinner Sunday. Mr. Barlow was
elected to represent this district in the
lower house and he and his wife left
on the Midland for Denver Sunday
afternoon.
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man in Fort Collins was arrested
and fined for starving his horse 10
death. How would you like to have
the pangs of hunger forever gnawing
at your vitals? Horses are better
dead than being forced to work the
year round in half starved condition.
y = -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kuehl have sold
their property at White River and left
via the Midland Wednesday morning
for Butte, Montana, where they will
visit until time for the stock show in
Denver. Later they will return to
Glenwood and may decide to locate
here.
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The Olympic basketball team is out
practicing and are arranging game
with Eagle, Colorado, for Friday, Dec.
%. Those who have reported for prac-
tice are: Perry Williams, John
Schultz, Earle Hubbard, Ira Ralston,
Thayer Hubbard, Ernest Crawford and
Kenneth Smith,
- y y
George Baker came from Grand juno.
tion last week and is expecting his
wife and baby to arrive from the east
in few days Mr.. Baker is an ex.
perienced telephone man and will he
employed at the plant department. He
has rented the Deacon house on 9th
and Blake avenue. l.t'
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

What present shall I make Her7
Ask KORNS 9-2s.rf
Alex Job and Frank Parks are in
town from Divide creek.
Mrs. Austin Gavin returned from
Denver Wednesday morning.
y y y
George Toland of Divide creek was
Glenwood visitor Tuesday.
Rev. Francis Griffith of st. Louis is
guest at the Hotel Glenwood.
y y =
Walter Korn spent the past week in
Denver attending to business affairs.
y y y
Only $500 for Xmas present. It
will bring the Glenwood Post for a
whole year.
For Sale-Four head young milch
cows, 4 head heifers J. D. Callicotte,
Carbondale. 1216-12-23
|
Martin Winters has returned to Glen
wood after visit of several months
in California.
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The first basketball game of the
season took place last evening between
Rifle and Glenwood.
John Ritter, who is i'll at the sani-
tarium with pneumonia, is improving 9
, under care of DR.. Clark.
y y y
If you do not fancy reindeer, why
not go to the Ford service station and
5 buy a car for the familyi
y = y
Mrs. Adolph Merriam took her little
son to the hospital at Salida for med
: ical treatment the first of the week.
= y y
Mr.. Price of the Grand Junction
7 Fruit Growers association was a Glen
g wood visitor Wednesday, stopping at
the Denver.
l Coulter ranch near Silt, visiting with
cousins who are here from Garfield
Washington.
/, Oscar FoOte, who has been at the
sanitarium under care of DR.. Frank,
returned to his home at Cardiff the last
of the week.
| c. H. Speers, general passenger agent
for the Colorado Midland, stopped in
the city Wednesday, while taking a
! trip over the road.
: ~ y y
w. II. Emery, who recently pur-
chased the Len Grace ranch on Canon
creek, was in town Saturday, accom-.
panied by his wife.
Call at the Mayes Book Store if you
are thinking of buying a piano now "r
in the future. We still have one or two
good used ones at bargain. 11-25
...r u y y
Mr.. Paige, who has been under medi-
cal care of Dr. Hopkins has recovered
esutficiently to be able to leave tho
sanitarum tomorrow.
Charles Brackney, a juryman on the
DeLan vs.. Park case, was ill Monday
night, but able to resume court duty
the next afternoon.
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Mrs. Earle Lucas returned fir I'm
Denver Wednesday to spend the holi.
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson, at the flour mill.
y y y
Mrs. Philippa Williams, mother OF
Mrs. H. v. Davis, was confined to her
home by illness for a week or more,
but is now recovered.
Fred Grundle and wife Of Gypsum
are iu the city under medical care Of
DR.. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. GrundIe
are stopping at Wash Aliens.
| y ! y
Miss Marguerite Hamlin and mother,
of Telluride are patients in the sanitar.
ium, suffering from rheumatism and are
under the care Of DR.. Stewart.
| y y y ,t'
Mr.. Hachenberg of New Castle, an
elderly gentleman and uncle to John
Ritter, arrived in the city Tuesday and
will make his home at the sanitarium.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

DR.. o. G. Place of Colbran spent a
couple of days in Glenwood this week
renewing acquaintance with old time
friends. He and Mrs. Place are enjoy
ing life on the ranch, watching the
sheep grow into money, and taking life
easy in the freedom which the ranch
experience affords.
Billy Fipps had the misfortune to
lose part of the little finger on the
left hand while switching in the Mid
land yards at Cardiff this week. His
hands were so chilled that although he
felt sharp pain he was not conscious of
the seriousness of the accident until
he removed his glove.
Geo. N. Seeley, representing the U.
s. National bank of Denver, is in town.
Mr.. Seeley is farm and livestock in
spector, and in behalf of the above
bank is looking up the interests of the
Grand River Irrigation and Develop
ment company of Grand Valley in
the hope of reorganizing the same.
Piano at Bargain.-Customer near
Glenwood is unable to finish payments
on piano contract. Will turn piano
over to first satisfactory party who
will pay balance, either cash or time
payments. For particulars, write
ALFRED E. MILLER,
12-16-12-23 ..Glenwood Springs, Colo.
y y y
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Howard Staley
have sent cards announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Harriet Booth,
to Mr. Charles George Harris, Satur-
day, December ninth. at Delamere,
Breathedsville, Maryland. The young
couple will be at home after January
lst, at Ravencrag, New Castle Colo.
y u y
About the whole of Carbondale has
been in the city this week, attending
court either as litigants or onlookers.
apparently jim Zimmerman thought he
was still on the job, for when asked
what he was doing in town, he replied
there are so many Carbondale peo-
pie here, 1 had to come down and
watch them.''
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c. G. Chase of Cattle creek purchased
an unusually fine Columbia grafanola
of the Korn book store Wednesday and
no matter how cold or stormy the long
winter evenings, they can always en-
joy good concert. Mr.. Chase read of
the good qualities of this machine in
the Korn ad in the Glenwood Post. it
pays to advertise.
Miss Gladys Robertson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Robertson, was op-
Grated for appendicitis by DR.. Cochem
at the hospital in Salida the first OF
the week and is reported as doing nice
invalid list for some time and her
many friends hope that she will now
regain her usual good health.
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The community Christmas tree plans
are about perfected and the children
of Glenwood, and Cardiff also, if they
desire, are to be made happy. The
mayor, number Of public spirited la
dies and many other good citizens say
there will be tree for the little folks
and baskets of supplies for Christmas
dinner for those who are unfortunate or
needy at this time. Monday evening
the Odeon theater will give benefit
to help swell the fund, Wednesday
evening the Orpheum will also give .
benefit for the Christmas tree fund and
each church, the. various lodges and any
and all who desire will be given an op-
portunity to help make joyous the holi-
day season.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Remember Monday will be benefit
night at the Odeon.
y I&
Mrs. Rees Tucker has been spending
the week in Denver.
y y u
Harry King of Cardiff was week
end visitor in the city.
y y y
Do not forget Wednesday will be
benefit night at the Orpheum.
y - y
Superintendent Gudgel of the roal
camp was in town Wednesday.
Have you ordered the Glenwood Post
as Christmas gift for some friend?
y y II
Harry Pings of Carbondale spent a
couple of days in the city this week.
y y y
C. C. Chase of Cattle creek has been
taking in the sights of the city this
week.
Mrs. Sadie Bailer of Wolcott is il
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Patterson.
Mrs. R. E. Bryant was taken serious
ly ill last Saturday but is now able 10
be out again.
Manford W. Smith, the real estate
man from Aspen, was at the Glen
wood Monday. u
y y j y-. h'.
Wilber Swick and J. Gait arc ",-
pectcd home .ay from two weeks
stav in Salt ..ie N -' rr5g
y y y ' 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Denman were
guests at tho Hotel Glenwood this
week from Palisade.
At the regular meeting of the East
ern Star last evening degrees were con-
ferred upon three candidates.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Mason arrived from Ant
lers Thursday evening and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. s.. J. Lowe.
- II .%
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Newcomer and
Mrs. J. F. Long and daughter were in
from Eagle the first of the week.
The young ladies of the Alpha Del
phian club held their regular meeting
at the rest room Monday evening.
y y y
The 3. 7 Napier store looks like
fairy land with all its holiday de ara
tions. Take the children in to SEE .he
toys.
John Renstrom from Gulch is spend
ing some time in town taking the baths
and makes his headquarters at the
Glenwood.
John Shuttle of Piceance creek was
a weekend visitor in the city, staving
with his son, John at the Look Out
Mountain Inn.
NJ. G. Nussbaum of Red Cliff, is at
the sanitarium suffering from rneu.
monia. DR.. Stewart reports his conli-
ton somewhat improved.
y = i
DR.. Place of Collbran registered at
the Hotel Glenwood Wednesday. The
doctor seems to enjoy ranch life and is
looking to the purchase of sheep.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney c. Alfred left
Thursday for Lehi and Logan, U.ah to
remain about six weeks. Mr.. Alfred
is taking a well deserved vacation.
y y y Il
Dorr G. Beldon exchange manager of
the telephone system, accompanied by
his son Myron, spent Monday in Car.
bondale. Tuesday Mr.. Belden was in
Rifle.
Treasurer John MacRae has an.
that he has chosen f. E. Ford
ham to be his deputy. This will be
welcome news to Fordham' 5 maf1y
friends.
y - y
Game warden j. G. Moser is a swift
actor when occasion arises. This week
it was J. NJ. Stout of Sweetwater he
had before the court and Justice Rice
fined him 800 and costs for having
deer in his possession.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16
YR ZZ50 Bm
I WyTIT[MoS Il
GlDQ[lYRSZl !

q b. Burnett is Glenwood visitor
inn Rifle.
What present shall I make Him7
Ask KORN 3 ... 9-2s-tf
xSx
A. J. Linn of DeBeque was in town
fse = few days.
y y y
James Leggett of Carbondale was in
tho city Monday.
Aanford Smith and A. J. Tanner are
down from Aspen on business.
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Mrs.. J. W. Ritter went to New Cas-
tie Monday for short visit.
y y y
J. E. Sipprelle, S. B. Wasson and J.
b. Hurlburt are up from Grand Valley.
Mrs. E. R. Lyons of Carbondale was
in the city on a shopping expedition
saturday.
Dr. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
pecialist. Glasses fitted: Citizens
Bank Bldg.
= y y
Judge s. N. Wheeler of Grand juno
tion was Glenwood visitor the frs.
of the week.
y y -
Miss Rose Mcdonald is on the sick
list this week, being unable to get
about as usual,
Ian Bell is now in Rifle visiting with
an uncle and plans to remain there
several weeks.
Roy vickery, live stock agent for
the Colorado Midland, was Glenwood
visitor Sunday
Mrs. E. L. Mcmillan has been quite
ill at her home this week with an at
tack of la grippe.
y y y
For Rent-Good 5-room dwelling, well
situated, water in house. SIP month.
Inquire at this office
- y y
H. v. Ware is up from New Castle.
Mr. Ware will hold public sale at his
I0ANA III JHe near luJuIt
y y y
c. F. Meisner was one of the many
to take in the big stock show held at
Grand Junction last week.
y y i
Erica Chapter No. 50, 0. E. s., held
their regular Friday evening meeting
and initiated three candidates.
y y y
Miss Jane Higgins has been spend
ing the week with her friend, Miss
Hazel Burnett, in Grand Junction.
y y y
J. s. HUM and son went to Lacj
Monday to make arrangements for feed
ing their sheep through the winter.
y y y
P. c.. Coryell and wife left Tuesda,
night for Seattle, Washington, wher'
they expect to remain until March.
Rev. Edwin johnson, pastor of st
Barnabas Episcopal church, has bee,
on the sick list the past two weeks.
y y y
FOUND-a bunch of keys. Describe
them and pay for this notice and tax,
them away. THE GLENWoOD POST
y y y
They do say our town was severely
infested and badly infected by severa
bootleggers Monday evening. Can il
be?
y y y
hay FOR SALE.-I have go ton:
of nice alfalfa hay at Una, Colo, for
sale. Write w. J. Madden, Hayes
Kansas. 1928
Miss Rose Erwin, niece of Mrs. VIM
Rohr, left Thursday morning for Ridge.
way, Colorado, where she will spend the
holidays.
c. M. keck, city agent of the Colo
rado Midland railway, made a business
trip to Grand Valley and Rifle the frs.
of the week
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilmer and
daughter are now at home in the Bar
low residence, having taken possession
last week.
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Walter ]. Gresham, attorney at law,
of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, is Glen.
wood visitor. Mr.. Gresham is here on
legal business.
y y y
Senator Matt Lines and wife were
up from Canon City last week and
were guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peabody.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller have re.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16
Study Food Values

Efupd provided kr the family tsb.s Ia
- zarues the careful thought of every house
wife, Do you use thought when buying
baking powder?
The quality of cake, biscuits and all
quickly raised flour foods depends largely
upon the kind of baking powder used.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
made from cream of tartar derived from
grapes 1t is absolutely pure and has proved
its excellence for making food of finest quail
ity and wholesomeness for generations
There is alum nor phosphate in
DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR
DERIVED FROM GRAPES
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Game warden J. G. Moser is q swift
actor when occasion arises. This week
it was J. NJ. Stout of sweetwater he
had before the court and Justice Rice
fined him 800 and costs for having
deer in his possession.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Treasurer-elect John MacRae has an
nounced that he has chosen f. E. Ford
ham to be his deputy. This will be
welcome news to Fordham s mahy
friends.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

G. G. Chase of Cattle creek purchased
an unusually fine Columbia grafanola
of the Korn book store Wednesday and
winter evenings, they can always en-
joy a good concert. Mr.. Chase read of
the good qualities of this machine in
the Korn ad in the Glenwood Post. it
pays to advertise.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Mr.. Hachenberg of New Castle, an
elderly gentleman and uncle to John
Ritter, arrived in the city Tuesday and
will make his home at the ,sanitariuu,.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Miss Gladys Robertson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Robertson, was op-
Grated for appendicitis by DR.. Cochem
at the hospital in Salida the first OF
the week and is reported as doing nice
ly. Miss Robertson has been on the
invalid list for some time and her
many friends hope that she will now
regain her usual good health.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

George Baker came from Grand juno
tion last week and is expecting his
wife and baby to arrive from the east
in few days. Mr.. Baker is an ex-
perienced telephone man and will he
employed at the plant department. He
has rented the Deacon house on 9th
and Blake avenue. 4ii
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-16

Dorr G. Beldon exchange manager Of
the telephone system, accompanied by
his son Myron, spent Monday in Car
bondale. Tuesday Mr.. Belden was in
Rifle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Munsing
Union Suits

y lot of Munsing Union
Suits for women, misses.
boys and girls, claSSed as
seconds on account of some
slight imperfection which
will not impair their wear
ing qualities in the least:
Lot boys and Girls Union
Suits. sizes / To Il years. open
crotch or drop seat. high or low
neck. short sleeves. strap shout.
ders. all in bleached fabric. soc
quality in iirsts: o.
sale price. olS
Lot Misses Union Suits of
fine bleached cotton. low neck.
no sleeves, she'll knee. 59c kind
s ,a eI pricc. 39c
Lot B. Women's Union Suits.
sizes I 20 9. low neck. no sleeves.
closed or open gore. loose or
tight knee. soc quality in On.
hrsts; sale price. CCC
Lot - omen's Lislc Union
Suits, sizes { to 3. round or Y
neck. open or closed gore. tight
or loose shell knee. $l.OO kind
in irsts. 90
sale price. OCS
Lot 5-Women'S Union Suits
Of silk finished Isle. loose or
tight knee. open or closed Gore.
' neck. sizes I. ) and 6 only,
$50 kind in hrsts; c. 10
sale price OIslC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

ling the fire departments 10 the bus.
mess district When they arrived.
everyone began looking for the nre
that wasn't.
a. salvatore. who operates a fruit
store nearby. said that he saw a man
20 10 The alarm box. break the glass.
and pun the Key. and supposed that
there was a frc in tho block. lie said
iufther that no rushed out Of his
ere n the fellow who pulled line
boz took To his heels and ran
lf was but e few minutes after .ho
alarm was pulled until Main. -Four.
tenth and South streets. where ,ho
hremen were. were filed with people.
The police started looking for the
alafmisi, but failed TO find him.
stu Alarm.
) etill alarm 10 tho Island Hose
House called that department 10 tho
home Of Howard J Hanson. a. COS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
MILK PRODUCERS
viii Hold Meeting Saturday Norma
to Elect Four Members Of Esecu-
tive Board.

\ special meeting Of the Tri-State
MIX Producers Association will be-
held in the assembly room Of tho
W nceline Commercial Association.
Matk'i auditorium. Saturday morning
Of 10 O'Clock. to elect four wsubors III
me executive committee and take un
q number of other matters relative fo
p'tieCtinr the organization which was
launched q few weeks ago
iils expected that not only tho mix
producers ~ This section will be pros.
'n', bui also an who ship milk into
The Greater Wheeling district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Sale of Warm-Weather
Underwear and Hosiery

FRIDAY we Will begin a SALE Of Underwear and Hosiery fol. the warm weather
q at prcesw which make 1t an nnduceInent for the economical to smplvt their needs
now ms warm IA makes these offerings especially timely inst y. Some of
the leading makes amd brands i'll the country aei included nt the goods to be sold:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Nickeled- Brass Bath Room Fixtures

special values in Bath Room Fixtures of heavy brass in nick
elplated finish 10 90 Friday at the one price:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Friday Specials in Wash Goods Sale

ttractlvc offerings, among
4O-inch Embroidered Wolfe I'm
white grounds with colored
woven figures in pink, blue and
black, Doe kind Friday at 19c
a yard.
36-inch Seed Wolfe i'm tinted
grounds with pretty floral de
signs IN contrasting colorings.
39c kind Friday at 29c a yard.
20 inch Gabardine Stripe
Wolfe in white ground with -
inch satin finished gabardine
stripe with woven cluster cord
stripes i'm pretty contrasting
c"loringS, 39c kind FRIDAY AT
29c a yard. Second floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Mems Underwear and Hosiery

Mems Athletic Union Suits of
the famous President make.
small check nainSook Wit h
closed crotch, 75c kind n
sale price ............CCC
Lot of Mems Balbriggan I'm.
derwear in light weight. Shirts
made with short sleeves and
ankle length Drawers, soc
kind sale price, gar o.
ment y
Mems Union Suits of main
sock and madras, looSe-fitting.
celebrated Yale make, o
sleeve. knee length, H.
Sl.OO kind; sale price. lCC
Mems Cotton Ribbed Union
Suits in light weight, white
only, closed crotch, ankle
length, sleeveless, $lOO 7So
kind sale price ...... lOC
PoroSknit Union Suits, white
only, ankle length and short
sleeves, sizes "a to 80, slightly
imperfect numbers of CO.
800 suits sale price. OJC
Mems Ribbed Union Suits.
light weight, white only. short
sleeves. ankle or knee length,
sizes "a to Is, regular SE-
zoe kind sale price. CCC
Mems silk Socks i'm light
weight. double sole, toe and
heel. come in black, white, gray
and champagne, sizes 81 to
He, regular 35c kind o.
sale price, pair ACC
Mems store-Market st. Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
LOCAL MANS DEATH
Caused Administrator OF Georoe A.
Archibald 10 Sue Philadelphia
Firm.

4 suit vas Med IN federal court az
Philadelphia this week by Edward w.
Fritz. administrator for the widow and
children OF George \. Archibald. OF
This city. for $4,000 against l.. some
born sons. Inc Of Philadelphia. charg
ing neglect and carclessness In failing
20 place q poison label on a sample
bottle Of lipidolith. stating its con