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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-11-20


~ fur trader, but he also has
y ~ the largest fur mart in the
W. world to his credit. Two
branches of the Government contrib
ute to this market--the Department
Sof Commerce and the Department of
Agriculture.
~ The Bureau OF Fisheries-which is
one of the eight divisions of the De-
partment of Commercials jurisdic-
ton over the Pribilof Islands, which
shelter the finest fur-bearing seals in
the world and are also the home of
the blue fox, whose skin is among
the most valuable in commerce. Uncle
Sam is the most extensive purchaser
of the finished seal fur of these Is
lands.
Millions Each Year.
The part played by the Department
of Agriculture in the Government
fur market is that Of the thrifty user
of a by-product. It realizes annually
not merely thousands of dollars from
it's sales Of pelts of predatory animals
destroyed because o- their forages
upon livestock and crops; but the De-
partment Of Commerce brings millions
of dollars annually to the Treasury of
the United States from its sales of
furs.
The most important of Uncle SAM
fur auctions are held at st. Louis,
and they attract buyers from all over
this country and from Canada; Ger
many, Russia. England, Austria and
France. Although an experimental
private sale of furs was made in 1913,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-19
TUB FABRICS.

You can have for sc I'd. any Ioc goods we
have-Gingham, Lawn Chevot
You can buy for 1Oc yd any colored or white
goods we have worth from I215c to I5c yd.
You can have for 15c yd. most beautiful
stock of different kinds Of Dress Goods worth
from I71ac to 25c yd.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-19
SHOES, SHOES.

You know we carry a big stock of
good Shoes; we can fit your feet.
You can have for Sc. 90 anv pair of Edwin
Clapp shoes in our house, this means the new
styles for Spring of 1916
-, You can have for So. 90 any pair of Mems
Shoes in our house worth So. 50 to $500.
You buy for $4.OO any pair of Mems
Shoes IN our house worth So. $50 to $500
You can have for $500 anv pair of Mems
Shoes we have worth from $2.25 to $500
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-19

Ladies Shoes, Misses Shoes. "
You can have for $3.50 choice of Ladies
Shoes worth from $500 to $3.50.
You can buy for So. rs any pair of Ladies
Shoes IN our house worth from $500 to $3.50
For 5000 you can buy any pair of Ladies
Shoes we have worth from So Is to $2.75.
For $3.50 you can have choice OF any La.
dies Shoes worth from SI.75 to s2.oo.
For 81 .25 you can have choice of any pair
OF Ladies Shoes in our house worth $I.5o
Please do not ask us to send any shoes
out on approval; if you buy them and de-
eide you don't want them we will re-
fund your money.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-19
MEMS WEAR, BOYS WEAR.

MEMS WEAR, BOYS WEAR.
You can buy for $500 any $1,000 Suit in
our house
Any SIS 90 Wool Cashmere Suit for $11. 90.
We will allow you discount of 10 per cent
on Mohair Suits. Air-Weave Suits, Palm Beach
suits we have large and beautiful stock of
lightweight garments.
You can have any Wool Knee Suit in our
house at a off.
We have few long pants suits, sizes q and
%. worth from $1,000 to $500 each; YOU can
have choice tor So. 90 the Suit.
~- We have beautiful stock of Mems
Wear and Boys Wear
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-19
DRESS GOODS---Silk, Wool, Cotton.

The 81. 50 quality Crepe de Chine Taffeta,
Crepe and Messaline will be sold for $3.50 yd
-. You can have for 75c yd, any $Ioo quality
Wool Dress Goods and Messaline.
We have beautiful stock of sheer Dress
Goods worth from 4oc to soc yd.; you can have
choice for 35c the yd
Any 35c Dress Goods for 25c the yd.
goo yd. for any 3oc Dress Goods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
THE PROFESSOR

work. Their prompt response 10 tho
call TO arms in the time OF Lincoln as
Surcd the success OF this very WORK. We
have not enough apreclatlon ana EraI'-
tudr for their work. 81,
Cox then touched on tho early MS
tory of the National road. recalling It's
DEVELOPMENT under Washington. Mhdi-
son. Jefferson and others. He ATTRIBUTED
the development OF the great North
west to the progress in road building.
Cox paid glowing tribute TO Lincoln
at this point.
Honor For All.
Turning in the direction OF Wills
and his party. who had Just entered the
stand. Cox said:
at this commun'tS dedication. there
is no need for a discussion or the credit
for the start and the completion OF this
work There is honor enough 20 20
around Last night We were dircctlne
blows. iEurativcly speaking. 1T cnrh
others jaws and solar plcNuS. but today
all that has been cast aside. grant
him 4 fine citizenship. Il worthy oppon-
cnt. hut VIC are nor here 10 discuss the
bon" of contention
He then recalled the appearance OF
the belmont county committee. headed
by Judge Lynch. ut his office in Column
hus. their request for $2oh.0Oh Tor inc
work and the manner in which they on,
tanned $50 200. derived from special
levy. He declared that inasmuch as city
rcoplc uScd these roads and helped wear
them out il was only fair that they
should help in the construction and
maintenance.
Best Road in Ohio.
I'm nv ride over this brick pavement
I have asccrtaincd that it ia truly the
hest road in the state OF Ohio. if not in
the entire country" he said. Cox closed
his address by extending his best wishes
for the community and the National
road.
COX held a brief reception for his
friends and then Lett IN machine lo'
Bethesda. TO speak.
Miss NIaymc Morgan Of Martins Ferry
sang BILLY Clemens STARS and Stripes
That 7 Love" and for an encore gave
The Star Spanglcd Banner" With the
first chord. the vast assemhlagc rose to
GOV Wills Presented.
Governor Willis was presented with
but few words and obtained half min
ute ovation.
II deem 1t 4 rar" ami enjoyable priv
Hedge to participate in this patriotic
and rou-partisan celebration. My friend
Mr., Cox and myself disagree about
few things but one this one VIC heartily
agree. Nothing Of 4 partisan nature
becomes this meeting as it's appeal
ranges beyond all partisan c"nsidcra-
ton"
t take = that It Is patriotic meet
ing, I was delighted to ser this vast
audience rise for Tho Star Spanglcd
Eanncr.' W" rcd little more respect
in the co"u'rr. need It'll" NOR: pa
trintism. W. nod more sentiment"
Turning to the old soldiers:
Young men and young women. do YOU
ever stop to think OF the value OF their
service It was because The soldiers
Of a generation ago were successful in
their cause that VIC have country or
which we NAV bc proud.
The Boys Of 81.
e speak Of these veterans as be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06

bleeding wound in my left side.
was absolutely given up by Physlc'
ians, both in Ohio and Pennsylvania
whom l consulted. I heard Of you
through a friend, who met you on
your automobile tour from Southern
California. and through him l pro
cured your wonderful FinlaX. when
acted upon. me like magic. Indeed l
cannot hardly realize that NOT only
the bleeding wound in my lett size
Is healed but that my bronchial cat
arrh has disappeared with 1t. | nave
already recommended FinlaX TO at
least 100 Of my friends and Will con-
tinue to do SO as dong as | 1--we. De
cause am sure it has saved MY lie.
MRS. w. WHATMORE
on her way from Pittsburgh when
she heard the Professor introducing
Vinla1 was at Baer's Drug Store. stop.
ped off at Wheeling. She said. l
was passing through and noticed oy
an article in this paper that you were
here. Immediately made up my mind
to stop and tell you that for 2
years, owing to an liberated leg.
which they called Verbose Veins, |
was unable TO walk. was also a suf-
ferer with bronchial catarrh and pains
in my heart, which judge was caused
by Indigestion. After trying all the
leading Physicians Of Pittsburgh ana
other Eastern cities l was recommend
ed to a Home for incurables.
Through a friend l was advised to
try y1nla1. I have taken a four
weeks course. My lungs are complete
" cured and l can walk anywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
EMBROIDERY wins The
ST, LEDGER HANDICAP


LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 5.-Emhroid-
cry. The four year old filly. carrying top
weight of 1l3 pounds, easily won the
ST. l.cgcr handicap at two miles and I
quarter, the feature race Of the fall
meeting at Churchill downs. here this
afternoon.
kilIanna finished second. three
lengths behind while lianovia. the only
other starter came under the wire Ear
in the rear.
E.mhrnitery is owned by y. r: Han
cock and was ridden by Jockey r. Muir
ply. She WAS trained by j. &. Milan.
The start WAS good. all three horses
getting or in bunch. ". the end OF
The first quarter they were strung out
With killanna running first and setting
the pace, followed by Embroidery. with
IInnuvil last. This position was main
Ininnd for the first Two miles. At the
beginning Of the last quarter. Murphy
hogan 10 move up with Embroidery and
when rounding into the stretch took
command of tho situation. Embroidery
was never headed thereafter and finish
ed under wraps.
The time for the race. 800 3-5. Is 80
seconds slower than the track record.
The race was worth $l.5lO 10 the
winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
II Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BE MODERATE IN YOUR DIET AND
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT, TAKE
OIL OF KoREIN.'

Lack of fresh air 1t Is said wrakcns
the oxygen carrying power OF the blood.
the liver becomes sluggish. fat accumu-
latcS and the action of many OF the vita!
organs are hindcrcd thereby. The heart
action becomes weak. work is an effort
and the beauty of the figure is destroyed
Fat put .Un by indoor life is unhealthy
and II nature is not assisted In throw
ing 1t off Il serious case OF obesity may
result
When you feel that you are getting too
stout, take the matter in hand AZ once.
Don't wait until your figure has become
u joke and your health ruined through
carrying around 4 burden OF unSightly
and unhealthy fat.
Spend as much time as you possibly
can In the open air; breathe deeply. and
ger from f. H. Kau. 18th and Market
ST.. g. H. Gresl e Co. or any druggist
n box Of oil OF korcin capsules: take one
after each meal and one before retiring
at night.
Weigh yourself every few days and
keep up the treatment until you arc
down to normal. Oil Of korein is abso-
lutely harmless. is pleasant 10 take. helps
the digestion and even n few days treat
nenl has hncn reported To show notice
able reduction In weight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06

authorities 10 keep them In repair. 1t Is
the upkecp and repair problems that Is
important. let IFS hope as years length
On into decades mat We may keep alive
the best traditions until we finally get
out Of the mud.
1T is better citizenship that counts.
I congratulate the splendid people or
Belmont county on their progressive
ness. activity and rarneStncsS for bring
ing 10 4 successful conclusion this great
work of which the state is so proud.
am happy and glad to have been re-
sponsible in some small measure. There
is honor enough to go around. Let us
pledge ourselves TO continue the good
work"
Willis shook hands with number Of
men that Surghd forward and then was
taken in charge by l.. l.. Schcchlc and
H. Long of Martins Ferry who whisked
him TO that city for dinner and the set
address al the Armory hall.
Owing to Illness in his family. Ex-
Highway Commissioner james NJ. Mar
kcr was unable To attend. He had a
place on the program but at the last
minute sent L wire that contained his
regrets and extending his best wishes
for tho Crlr bratiUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
CELEBRATION BRIEFS

4 delegation of 50 machines from
WoodstrId and Monroe county Joined
the parade near MprrStnwn.
The galy decorated remains Of an old
Stage coach beside the pike AT llendrys-
burg. attracted considerable attention
Judge |. u. SrcEcr of Columbiana
county. candidate for reelection as
judge Of .ihc circuit court Of appeals
was in 81. ClairSvI!!e for the crlcbra-
ton. Judge spence stated that COlum-
hiaua county is going Democratic this
fall.
Rudy Archer Of Rcllairc state trcasur-
or. arrived with Willis, and shared the
general reception with the state execu-
tive.
HcndryShurg young ladies' distributed
buckeyes, tied with ribbons. To the &C.
cupantS of the machines az they passed
Hiss Emma j. Inward of gainesville
was one Of the solI"ts at the afternoon
program and delighted with two num-
hers. Miss Howard will leave soon for
New YORK TO study under Miss Nelson.
The parade was without music for tine
last lap of the journey az the band
truck broke it's steering gear near st,
Clairsvilc ard plunged into the ditch
Following cars rescued the marooncd
musicians. who were playing away AT
Tho: side Of The road.
Traffic officers a. every crossing In
81. ClairSvilln prevented any congestion
Of machines and accidents.
The lrau-HN car, GrlFtn ny VI. r. ria VI
Of st. ClatrSvilc. WAS one uf the first
cars ont OF the procession, OH account of
tire trouble.
McGraw'S SrrviCr truck of Bellaire
followed close behind the rear of tho
parade and gave valuable aid To broken
down machines along The pike. Tho
truck made the entire trip.
Country home were Eayly decorated
for he day. AMERICAN flags and bunting
being freely used.
,,lareudon hotel for the Hon. Jumes Cox
and his party. With him were Judge
Charles Lynch, Il. T.. Kitchener. Mayor
Herman Schafrr. % Bridgeport. Emcr-
son Campbell and others.
At tho Heinlcin farm near st. Clairs-
willie. every fence post bore two flags. a
distance of mile. in honor Of the cele-
hratinn.
\ new Ford touring car overturned by
The roadside west Of 81. ClairsviHe. late
in the afternoon. fortunately without IN
juring it's occupants. The accident hap
nnncd on it's FIRST trip out of the garage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06

ALL VANISHED
GENERAL HEALTH WAS ALSO
GREATLY IMPROVED BY TAX
ING TANLAC
Neiqhbors Endorse Ii

Mr.. R. II. Parker, well known gen.
tleman here in Wheeling. was among
the numerous endorserS Of Tanlac, al
Imost at the beginning Of its sale here
and his high standing In the commun-
! ity causes us again TO publish his
statement as 10 what Tanlac did for
him in knowing him will be benefit
ted. He hopes others likewise troub-
led and said: :,
Il had rheumatism. so bad I could
not get around much for long time
and this trouble seemed 10 center in
my knee joints. My whole general
health was somewhat impaired and
WAS badly in need Of remedy such
az Tanlac more than proved TO be. |
am thankful TO say Tanlac has made
jmy rheumatism vanish and my whole
general health Is much improved.
Signed r. II. Parker, 471-2 10Th St,
Wheeling. West Virginia.
So many here have endorsed Tan
lac as blood purifier and remedy
for uric acid troubles such as rheu-
matism, sciatica, lumbago, and SIM
| liar complaints. the reader will doubt
less find among the nearby neighbors
many who testify quite as eloquently
as do those whose names appear IN
| the papers. Ask about Tanlac
watch the daily papers for additional
proof or get a bottle today at C.. Il.
Griest & Cos. Store, Market Street,
Wheeling.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
Pharmacists From Every
City and County
From Pittsburgh to Cincin-
nati Clamoring for
Agencies.
Charitable Institutions Sup
piled Free.

No less than fifty exclusive agen-
cies throughout Eastern Ohio. Vest
ern Pennsylvania and ". Virginia were
appointed yesterday for Einlax. the
International Tonic. which has, Great
ed such great excitement IN this
District.
There is not a day passes but what
some prominent citizens of Wheeling
and Vicinity drops in at the Baer
Drug Store. 18th & Market. to con-
graduate the Professor there demon
i. strating Vinla1 on his phenomenal
success in so successfully introducing
this world-famed tonic.
Mr.. G. j. CARTWRIGHT
residing a short distance from the
city came in especially to consult
the Professor and tell him of the
remarkable benefit which he has re-
ceived during the short space OF time
he has taken Vinlax. Mr.. Cartwright,
who is IS years OF age last March.
said. From an accident which oc-
cured 33 years ago have had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
TO ATTEND CLASSIC
Linaly Students and Football Team VIII
GO to washington to witness
Wesleyau-W, & j. Game.

About thirty or thirty-five members
Of the Linsly Institute vii la'tend me
football game at Washington. Pa, be-
tween thr Washington and Jefferson
college and West Virginia Wesleyan.
This was announced yesterday afternoon
The boys will g4 10 Washington in auto
bilcs.
suuad through hard work during tho
past three or four weeks. and has about
selected team that will be nole to cope
with any in the Ohio valley Since
the Linsly season does not open until
Saturday. October II. the trip to wash
iugtnn was decided at Il recent meeting
Of the athletic department.
Next week Coach Holden expects to
put the finishing touches To his war
rors for the opening game with the
Shadysidn Academy nf pittsburgh.
annual session of the Rchekah assembly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
most certainly speak good word 70!
At the Fair Grounds.

luS1A
At the Fair Grounds.
At the county fair grounds. where q
mammoth platform had been construclet
in front of the grand stand. the veterans
wcr. given the position OF honor on the
stand. With them were the o!ilcla!S III
charge OF the celebration. count! u'StH-
tarieS and both Republican and Dehio-
cratic leaders.
COX and his party were the first TO
arrive. stepping into the stand SnoFt ~
after two o'clock. With him WAS X. |.
Kitchener OF Bridgeport. Democratic
county chairman. members or ms party
ana prominent Belmont county Demo-
Gratis. 49,, l., o,.;,-
rho Exercises under way. Judge Charles
T. lynch. stepping TO the front, congratu-
lated the community on the success sol lhe
Although this highwy was construct
Oh for the use OF the citizens OF the
county, we dedicate il 10 IN" service
Of the entire world. All we ask IN re-
turn is the observance of thG proper
rules and regulations prescribed Tor
rho nuhlic. Good roads are 4 necessity
in any community.
lynch praised the part taken by ooth
Gov and Willis in aiding tn" construc-
.i"S, If Tho highway He concluded with
an observance that no introduction was
necessary for Ex-Governor James Cox.
and formally presented the Dayton
statesman .
90 raremnnials and their Importance IN
the life OF any community. in his OPEN
inr remarks He congratulated tho COM
munity ou the success OF the celcbra-
ton and felicitatcd the commute" IN
charge.
turning 70 the veterans In blue. i'm
mediately behind him, Cox paid them q
tittinG tribute.
We're it not for their valer and rhtv-
airy in the dark days OF 6l-'64; that
road would have been an mpossibIlity
for Belmont county In retrospect they
recall 10 US the value Of their hero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
RIVAL CANDIDATES
CONTINUED From First PageD.
persons were interested spectators Of
the spectacle.

persons were interested spectators Of
the spectacle.
Procession Miles Long
Counter marching at Fairview the
parade wendell its way back to st.
Clairsville where it disbanded. An
idea of its length may be obtained by
the fact that when the first Of the ma
chimes reached ST. Clairsyille on the
return trip, the rear Of the parade
was several miles beyond Morristowh.
The Hon James NJ. Cox, candidate
for governor. arrived in st. Cla1rsvllle
shortly before noon and was taken to
the Clarendon hotel where he held an
informal reception in his room for Bel
mont county Democrats. TO repre-
sentative of the Intelligencer he stat
ed that his prospects in the state
were excellent and that he expected q
veritable Democratic landslide in
November.
Governor Willis. Rudy Arcnes. state
treasurer, and party, we're late in ar
irving in ST. ClairSville. Their train
was late and by means of an auto
dispatched TO Rannock TO meet them.
they were able 10 arrive in st. Glars
vile at two o'clock. The Governor
and his staff were taken to the resi-
dence of Sheriff Clyde Bulger for
lunch.
Willis Very Optimistic.
Willis was equally optimistic in
his conception OF Republican chances
at the coming election. To the In,
tellsencer. he said:
I'VE will carry Ohio by 100000 at
this election. All over the state the
old Republican drift can be ascertain
ed with an overwhelming sentiment
for the return of the present admin
istration.'
. When questioned about. bis address
for the afternoon. he said:
Il have not been informed As yet
about the subject for the address by
my friend. Mr.. Cox. Should he touch
on political matters | shall probably
devote my time 10 a discussion Of is-
sues, particularly the compensation
bill. However. this should be non
partisan occasion and it is my wish
that l confine MY talk TO good roads.
their history and development, pa
triotism and good citizenship"
Just then thin column Of G. A r.
veterans assembled in old time mar
tial array. almost underneath the Gov
ernor'S window. Spying them he
leaned forward and saluted the scar
red and torn battle flags and with an
emphatic thump of the chair arm sad:
And should any of those old VET
Grams be present this afternoon I shall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
STATEMENTS FROM
RIVAL CANDIDATES IS.

Governor Frank M. Willis:
. ave are going to carry Ohio by
100000. All over the state the
old Republican drift can be aseer-
talned with an overwhelming drift
for the return of the present ad-
ministration. The situation could
certainly not be more encourage
ing" ~.
Ex-Governor James M. Cox: at
looks like a Democratic landslide
to me. In all parts Of the state
there is a definite and well deVei-
ooed protest against existing con-
'ditions. Our great president. Mr..
Wilson, and our entire state ticket
will carry"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
CANTON TIGERS HERE
Martins Ferry Athletics VIII Fla9'
Strong ohio team SaH pay. A1'

. The Martins Ferry Athletics Will staSd
baseball park next Sunday. with the
strong Cation, Ohio. Tigers. The TIGERS
have such men as Ritzman. Of NotIs
Dame: Hopkins, and Smalley, OF vest
ern Reserve, and Mooth, OF Corncil. }9I
The Athletics will be strengthened byI
the addition OF Duffy, Of Swarthmore|
coIlega: Gallagher, Jeffries and Tate,
who were unable to start IN the game
viii he. In The lineup against Canton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
,urth Race, 2:os Trot, In 8, Purse
al 600 fundnlehedl
W. A c.'s TO OPEN SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon the WASHINGTON
Athletic Club will open It's. football sea-
son by playing the fast Shultz team. Of
this city, on the FOrty-sevcnth street
grounds. The following players will re-
port for practice Friday evening Mt
Twenty-second and Eoff streets: Dick
man. Gallager. Jcnkens. Weidner, Kal-
tenbach, Hoffner. Stcrke. Wolfe, Roxie
and Loos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
HUGHES AT WORLDS SERIES

NEW YORk, Oct S.-CharIes Evans
Hughes. Republican candidate for presi-
dent. has made u request Tor hoX scat
at the first world series baseball game
"a he played In Brooklyn. it was learned
here today. The E'noklyn club manage
mrnt has granted the request and box
hack Of third base was set aside for
Mr.. Hughes and his party.
1t is expected that the candidate Will
throw out the first ball.