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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30

WARTED-Boy tn drive delivery wagon Red Star
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
And Eaqs Drop

CHICAGO, Nov. 39--Turkeys and
eggs took a sudden drop Today when
dealers found they were cerlalp 10
have larger quantities Of each on hama
than had been expected. Inquiry among
the retail dealers i'll different SecIehS
Of the city revealed that housewives
had turned 10 ducks and geese ana
chickens for their THANKSGIVING DIN
Ter and were buying just as few eggs
as were necessary TO finish the TIN
inGs" for the feast.
About midday wholesale dealers an,
nounced a drop oil three cents pound
on turkeys and two cents a dozen on
eggs. a little later inquiry among re-
.ailers revealed that turkeys had drop
ped from IS cents Il pound 10 % Genus.
Eggs had gone down one cent dozen
in the majority Of instances, prices
ranging from 81 cents 10 SO cents
dozen
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THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

The Philadelphia Orchestra. % must
clans. Leopold StokOwSki. conductor. and
Mr.. Thaddeus Rich. Violinist. soloIst.
will appear nj the Court theatre on Sal
urGay evening. nccemhar End In the Eth
University Club Concert
This announcement without any other
advertising. whatsoever. should be crf-
flcient to pack tho Court lh"atr" as it
has seldom hecn packed before. But nm
fortunately 10 many people an orchestra
ts an orchestra. and it makes II" differ
ence which one ii ts. 1t is useless TO
toll these Peopl" that tn" Philadelphia
orchestra Is superior Ia he ordinary r'In.
They will not believe il uniii they boar
1t from their friends after h' concert.
Nevertheless. il is trn" that tho tniv"r-
sitv Climb has seldom done anything
moro noteworthy than II is now doing in
bringing to Wheeling this wonderful
body Of musicians. With tn" exception
Of tho Roston no other as largo as this
has even been heard in Wheeling. and
while Wheeling has heard eminent con-
ductors. Il may here hn proph"sisHd tia:
Mr. StnlSowSki will be acclaimed by his
audience as the greatest ever heard in
Wheeling.
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nARRTowN FOI,LIES OF 1917.

All that IS bright. brilliant and beau
tlful In musical comerdy, will be seen
with the narktown Follics of 1917. at
the Court theatre Friday. December LIST.
The show Is one Of the biggest colored
aggre cations ever offered tho public. and
can only he compared with the former
Williams and Walker. The Smart Set
and other organizations or that kind,
Put the F'olIies is brought up to the
minut" and is really a review OF all the
Broadway successes Of last year. There
are two acts and twelve scenes. One
Of these scenes is South Before the
War and shows all thn quaint Gus
tones Of the Southern parki"s in tho
early fftics. Scenery. costumes and
electrical effects are on an elaborate
scale Among the we'll known perform
crs with the Gilrim & Seymour and
Gales. VIII Thomas. Madam Jeanette.
Millic Triyie and other funmakers as
VOL ms a large and pretty chorus. TIL"
show is ono that is hound to appeal to
every theatre-E oer in this city. and will
he voted here as it is elsewhere. the
livelirst musical comedy attraction on
the road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
O>WESLEYAN ALUMNI
WILL MEET IN JANUARY
Wheeling District Association Will
Hold Meeting January II.

The newly organized Ohio Wesleyan
University Alumni Association Of
Wheeling and vicinity will hold its
first annual meeting in Wheeling on
the evcning of January Il. 1911. \
large attendance is hoped for and all
alumni and former students Of The
university arc requested 10 suhmif
their names and addresses 10 Mrs. H..
NJ. kimhcrland. Elm Grove. ". Va,
bel! phone. Elm Grove l4-R.l
nr. John ". Hoffman. the recently
elected president. will he present and
is worry anxious 10 GET in touch with
all alumni. While arrangements have
moi been completed, a good and salts.
fNif- time is promised To all.
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Security Trustee,
Agents
Bell 77-Telephones-Ha so4.
TO GRAND JURY
Elm Grove Young Man Is Held BY
Squire Seibert To Answer To
Charoc Of Theft

George Rowers. young man or Elm
Grove, was held TO the grand jury ON
the charge of stealing diamond ring
from Charles Lewis, by Squire Charles
Seibert, a, a preliminary hearing last
night. The defendant was represented
By Attorney w. +. Casey. while Pros
ecuting Attorney u. \. Mckee ap-
peared for the stale.
Bowers waS arrested several days
ago. upon A warrant issued oy duShce
Seiber; upon complaint Of Lewis. H.
IL alleged THAT the accused young man
has hern implicated ii number u
recent thefts
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FALSE ALARM
Flremen Make Run Last Evening IN
Response To Call From BOX ol3
Grease Blaze Yesterday

Firemen from the downtown fire
houses. responding 10 an alarm from
Roy G13 shortly after eight o'clock
yesterday evening. failed 10 find any
fire in the vicinity OF Jacob and Thtr-
ty-eighth street, where the alarm box
Is located Someone evidently had
turned in a false alarm.
At Gao o'clock yesterday morning
the grease house at the Wheeling
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Dinner Will Be Hiuh-

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. %
The pinch Of high prices for virtually
every commodity that goes 10 make
up a Thanksgiving dinner was felt to,
day by market shoppers in every city
on the Pacific coast. The smaller
communities were more favored by
reason of their proximity TO the truck
gardens and poultry farms and the
cost Of supplies was not quite so
emphasized as in the centers Of popu-
Iaton Turkeys generally were 10 be
cents per pound. There were little
higher prices than year ago.
a careful appraiSement of sentiment
in San Francisco by tho poultry retail
ers developed that there was little
likelihood Of a boycott on turkeys and
ms a result $50 tons OF dressed turkeys
have been shipped to the local mar,
kets in, the last few days.
Mince pies and CONNECTIONS have
scared. This was explained by deal
ers as resulting from the price of
eggs, which retailed today a. so cents
q dozen. Raisins, one of the chief
products of California, we're 35 cents
a pound, whereas last year they were
22 cents. Pumpkin pies cost so
cents: butter was ninety cents for a
twopound square and bread was six
cents loaf
Southern Idaho, a turkey country
was not immune from the high prices
for that favored fowl, reports from
Boise stating that turkeys were bring
ing the unprecedented price OF go
cents pound" Shipment OF the birds
from the Boise valley. it was said. will
total we'll above 100000 this year
In Portland. Ore. the price Of tur-
key ranged from IS 10 20 cents a
pound today. At Tacoma. Washington,
turkey prices broke sharply during
the day and tonight prime birds which
had been quoted at 35 to IS cents were
sold from 20 10 So cents a pound Sta
pies. averaged about 90 per cent high
or, than last Year
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Bin Drop At Baltimore

BALTlNORE, Nov. 29--I uTkeys, III
the face Of an unorganized but mona
the less effective boycott dropped
from thirty five cents a pound this
morning to twenty cents tonight with
small demand reported at the princi-
pal market here.
Sales Of rabbits were heavy today
in the wholesale district and the meT-
chants declared that these would fur
nish substitute for the turkey IN
thousands of homes tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
ARRESTED HERE ON
DISCRETION CHARGE
Sam Rubin will Be Taken Back 20
SteubenviIIe This Morning to
Face Charge.

Sam Rubin. a former SteubenVllIe'
Ohio man, was arrested here last eve
ming by Policeman Elmer fisher and
Detective Dave Cleary on n warrant
sworn out before Squire VOORHEES, or
Steubenyille. charging Rubin with wife
desertion. The alleged wife, deserter
was located at rooming house on
Chapline street. where he was taken
into custody.
The prisoner was locked up 10 await
the arrival of an officer from Steuben-
willie this morning to take him back 10
the Ohio city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
PERRY HATHENAY,
81, PASSES AWAY
WAS LAST OF CcALBoAT FLOAT
ERs AND OVER so YEARS LIVED
IN BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Services For Mrs. Rudolph
Schubart Held Last Evening
in Woodlawn.

Perry hathaway, aged 81. for more
than n helf e century n resident OF mo
Bridgeport. Ohio. district. died in his
home on Kirkwnod Heights last night at
1910 o'clock. following an illness or
Two weeks with complications OF dis,
cases. He had always enjoyed GOOD
health. despite advanced years. Until
last fall when he began failing.
Mr.. Hathaway was born and reared IN
Wayne county. Ohio. and later lived i'll
WHrrcnton. Ohio. coming to the Bridge
mort section in tho flfiics. Shortly be
fore and during the war between the
states he was engaged in sup"rlnt"nhinE
tho floating of coal from Pittsburgh 10
Louisville. When the steamboats, re-
turned to commercial work ut tho CLOS"
Of the war. he was employed as car
pcntcr by the f. J. BoEEs Lumber com
rany for "a wears. and later with inc
Scott Lumber company for 10 years. IN
1925 he bought farm on l<'rk"nou
Heights whcr" he cultivated a large or
rhard and continued activities until re-
Gently.
Air., Hathaway was ono Of thc oldest
members Of tho Kirllwond Methodist
Episcopal church. Fraternally ne vas a
Mason. belonging To the bridgeport
lodge: the Senior Order of United Am
rrican Mechanics ana a member or inc
Carpenters union.
Hc leaves hreidcs his wife. whose
maiden name Was Ella Herman. two
sous and an adopted daughter: George
and Frank. at home. and Mrs. George
Grrtzsingcr. of Bridgeport.
Funeral arrangements will he com
nlntcd today II Is likely that services
Will be held Friday afternoon in me
family homo and intcrmcnt made N
The Linwood cemetery:
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Same In PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 29-The
price of turkeys dropped from * cents
pound for best grades to 30 cents
here today. Lower grades dropped
from So cents to q and IN some in.
stances were offered as low as 20 cents
a pound. Refusal Of the housewives
10 buy at the higher prices was given
as the reason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
PROHIBITION BY 10000

BOISE. Idaho, Nov. 29.--Thn prohi
bition constitutional amendment was
carried in the recent election by a
vote OF 50.576 for the amendment 10
81, +56 against. according 10 the official
count completed today. The state AL
ready has prohibition by legislative
enactment
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uerrv T hT,eav.

Following IN illness Of s"Ttrhi
weeks. Henry !. OL"nry. "a. employed
in thu North Wheeling Glass plant dlen
in The family home. 50 Coal street. early
yesterday morning. II" was IN" son
Ir The late Dennis OIrurY. and was IL
rcmbcr of thr Sacred Heart rhurrh.
Besides his mother II" leaves two SIS
trrs and Two brothers: Mrs. John Nc
Mallny nf this city. and Miss Anna
O'T.rarv. pl home: David and Daninl
OF. cary. also Of Wheeling. -,
FUNERAL services will likely II" held
L.riduv morning NJ S:2n o'clock in the
home. followed with requiem hich. mass
in Sacred Heart church at ? "'rI"rk
Int"rm"nt will h" IN Mt. calvary rrm-
ctcrN.
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rr,erol For Mrs. schubart.

\ larg" number nf friends n7h man?
roiarivns attended tho funeral services
for Mrs Rudolph f. Schul';trt; h"tl laHt
evening nj Ia o'clock in tho family
nome nt Linton and Walnut avenues;
WoodInwn. where her death nccurr.d
suddenly rurlv Tuesday morning. IN"
Rev. .TnmrS NJ Potter cf Eanc" Menu
orial church.. nfficairi assisted ny lht
r;ermun Evangcliral church. PriVat"
services will II" held This afternoon 1t
o:3n o'clock with I'll" R"v$. Potter nhc
I'Irrrr IN charge. 1mt"rm"nt Will fol-
rho nall hearers will h" Charles j
Srhuck. Victor T.. Wrke. Frank Thur";;
Henry kalhi;xrr. Homer Meade ana
Fid"liua RicStcr.
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LONDON. N"y .29--:i:%2 l.. Nj DC
rial that tho british Cruiser New CAS-
,ln was sunk rs reported IN R"rIlh
wireless diSpatch on In" strength Of ad-
yirrs from Rotterdam is made in an Of
fetal statement issued this Afternoon rs
follows:
with reference To ;hc statement III
the German wireless today thar the
British Cruiser New Castle struck Il
mine on November IL AMI sank n tn"
entrance To tho Firth Of Forth and thai
81 Of her crew We're killed and ~
wounded. mono of His Majest%'s ships
was mined or sunk during III" week
from November 10 10 November u IN
tho North Sea. Tho whole story with
it's clrcumstanrial details. is a fnhrica-
lion"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
BOTTOM DROPS OUT


state hoycut, on butter and eggs next
Wednesday. He received. he said,
telegram from John McGlynn. presi.
dent Of the New York State Hole!
Mems Association. promising cooper
alton, in reply 10 a request for the no.
tc!s TO eliminate eggs from their menus
for TWO weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
Zeebr1gee JRaided.

LONDON. NV. 29--T:la I. M--Frit-
lsh naval airrlancs made raid upon
IN" barber "t T"cbrugG". Yesterday. it
was officially announced tonight. What
damage They inflicted Is not known. All
The machines returned ::Hf"tly.
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Funeral for Fred weaver Today.

Funeral ScrvirNH VIII N' h"If m M
family home. 12i Coal street. this MORN
ir.r ot $40 o'clock for Fred r. Weaver
aged 50. who's" death orrurr"d Tu"s'iny
morning. Requiem high mHsS will n"
held In Sacred IIcurt church At O'Clock
with burial in Greenwood cemetery
rho ralI-hearcrs will hr members Of
rh. knights Of Columbus lodge. OF
which MIR. Weaver was Affiliated.
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DETEcTIVF SYSTEM FRAUD,

! bulletin was received al thr local
nnstoffice yesterday announcing that
The federal authorities have declared
the Lorraine Detective System Of
Boston, Mass. fraud concern and
warns all persons TO send them no
money for a course.
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PATENTSssSs;Ts9sHfs:;sS$ : :* sss &;
truuriuarn litigation. Booklet free.
Il. 8. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building,
Wheeling. w, Va
D I E. D

GAVIH--At his hence. Soi t. Wcs; Wheeling. on
M"4,av NnvrYibc! -. iciG. at IS O'Clock p H..
THOMAS JOSEPH CAVES.
Funrra! serge, THURSDAY morning II 10 o'c!ock n
81; Arihury's church. Bridgeport In;rrirca, =;
Mt Gaira5y cemetery.
Str.neiGy.llr and S.st.rSr'le PAPERS please copy.
SCHUgART-rn TUss,6; morning. November 2s.5
l@iE a: 80 o'C.rcX d NJ. ut WpoGlawn. Mrs.
RUDOLPH L. S,UJ BARr. IN the +5;l yrar Of be.
age.
Funeral services "Wednesday evening ST $50. az he?
ia:n residence. corner Erld-n and Maple ave
Rites W"rd!aNil. in,"-m"nt private Thursday 81
:cTf.oon :; ..2U O'Clock. al Greenwood cemetery.
r!:!sbL.sl. ;ai-Ts please copy.
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Stamping company. located above IN"
main building burned While making
a spectacular hla2r. il did liItl" dam
age The Niagara and Hook and Lad
der departments responded 10 a sui
alarm
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Cruiser Not Sunk.

cd that coupons on securities valucl n
about 100000 uU francs already nav"
been caSheG hy unwilling buyers.
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Willis---I wonh"r if there will ever be
universal peace?
Gillis--Surc. MI they've Eot TO do
us TO get all m" nations 10 agree that.
In case OF war, n" winner pays the pen
sions.-Dal!as News.
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FOR RENT.
TO TRADE.

WANTED-To trade good farm. One mile from street
car Will trade for real estate in Martins Ferry CT
Warwncd. Address e. care lnteiEencer. D-2l-p
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WANTED-Male Help.

HAATEp-rtrst and second hsad baker. Au}t N'
sol+r and nduEFals. Apply at Nlce Soltes oak-
eE. $3.50 Eon b.. or can 1857 MAJ phone.
n? Ftf
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CASH. CASH. CASH.
We par the IL CHEST Price Tor wrecked and worn nut
automobiles also tools and machinery Of all dcScrl2
tons bought and sold. Open Saturday evenings unit!
II O'Clock r.
Tool store. 1851 1908. Market Street
Telephone ISTR. n-ll-t
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WANTED-Female Help.

WANTED-Lady nr = phtIanthropc organization for
srr-ial outside work in connection with selling or
Child Welfare publication address The Life Boa. IL
Federal g.. " s. Pittsburgh. Pa. n-:4-tn
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WANTED-To Buy.

WAHTED-To buy St5r drilling machines that vii
drill from $40 1900 feet. For cash Address
Drilling Machines. care lntelHscnccr. n-2l-o
WANTEp-OiI ard gas leases. in good territory.
Address II. care IntrScnccr. n-2l-I
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
Farmers Warehouse Co.
Adding New Building

An Improvement worthy Of
notice is that being made by the
Farmers Warehouse Company, in
which they are spending about
5000. 1t is q big. new cotton
shed and IS sufficiently large 70
store 1900 bales of cotton.
The new shed is adjoining the
already commodious brick build
ing owned by the company, and
runs west nearly $50 feet. and the
full length of the old building.
When completed this win be
one of the best equipped cotton
warehouses in this section.
Work is being pushed rapidly
in the building. which is now as
suming shape and about ready for
the roof. B. B. Russell, the man.
ager, Is to be congratulated for his
progressive spirit and hustle dis
played in erecting this new addi-
ton.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
Hightower Goes to Natchez.

It was announced Monday that the
deal whereby G.. R. Hightower, Presi-
dent of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College purchases the residence of E.
Samuels, on Linton avenue, Clifton
Heights, had been closed, and Mr..
Hightower will, on the first of Sep
tember. at the expiration of his term
as head of the college, move here with
his family to make Nathez his home.
The deed OF conveyance to the property
was made TO Mrs. E. NJ Bishop, mother
of Mrs. Hightowcr
Mrs. Hightower il Mrs. Bishops only
child The sale was made tin ough W. .
D. Mounger. president Of the Natchez
District Development Company, con-
sideration not given--Natehez Demo
crat.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
Church Grove News.

The hot weather continues and
the grass and the boil weevil are
fiourishing.
Rev. E. ;. Lewis, of Oxford.
filed his regular appointment
here Sunday afternoon at O'clock.
Miss Jessie Wells, Of AbbeviIle.
is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Walker.
Miss Pearl Walker visited rel
atives and friends in Water Val
ley the past week.
Leland Gill IS spending few
days with relatives and friends at
Calhoun City.
;. II. Morris. Of Oxford, at
tended church here Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Amber Lowe. Of Water
Valley, IS the guest of Mrs. j. w.
Walker. this week.
Mrs. Clara Brown, of Wood
sons Ridge. visited relatives here
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Walker. OF
Water Valley, visited their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.L- Walker,
the past week.
There viii be an all day singing
the first Sunday in September.
The people Of this community
are going TO clean up the GENE.
terry at Church Grove on Aug.
ust s6.
Miss Gertrude Holmes, of Alb
beville, La, is visiting her grand.
garents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wal
ker.
Miss Pearl Walker was a visitor
at Taylor Monday.
SrAR
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17

gest that you
changer .spted order of pro-
ceedure for one that would be a
vast improvement.
Instead of waiting for Us to ask
you, suppose you Just take the in
itiative and tell us, or write US, or
phone us what you know in the
nature of news.
That little piece of information
you have revolving around in your
Uranium may not be of great i'm
portance to you, but to others it
may be of vital Interestingly
even be of considerable value.
Every piece of news you read
in this paper we have received
from some source or other. The
efforts of these people make the
paper of greater interest and
value to you.
Now suppose you reciprocate
and do as much for them. Tell
US what you know.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
Water Valley.

Water Valley, Miss, Aug. H.
L. K. McNamee, a butcher of this
city, is having the building at
Main street, remodeled. Another
story will be added, and the build :
ing extended back, and when com
pleted Mr.. McNamee will open
up a high-class meat market and
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
4 " HIIER
vETENARY SURGEON AND DENTsr
DENTISTRY

Practical experience enables me 70
Guarantee Satisfaction in all cases
liberated Teeth Extracted All irrsgu-
larIties Of the Molars and Incisors easily
removed and and the mouth put in naturaa
condition No other method has yet been
discovered that produces the same satis-
factory results. Very few Horses young
or old have more or less sharp edges or
rough projections upon their Molars.
which lacerate the mouth and cause tor
ture 70 the horse; makes him hold MS
head IN an unnatural position while eating;
slooers. nis har gets long. and the horse
gets poor.
Have Your Horses Mouth Examined.
It Costs You Nothing.
Calls from the country rsceive prompt
attention.
PHONE 22z RES. PHONE 2o3
Office at Hiler's Garage Oxford. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
A woMAN's KINDLY ACr

Mrs. G. H Eveland, Duncan Mills,
Ill writes: ~ was stricken with lum-
bagO, unable to turn in bed. A neigh
Dor brought Foley Kidney Pills. She
had been similarly afflicted and the v
cured her. was cured by three bot
ties" IL the kidneys do not function,
lumbago, rheumatism, aches, pains,
are apt to result. Sold everything Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
WHEN VISITING STRANGE
PLACES

It is well to be prepared with a re-
liable cathartic. Salts aud castor oil
cannot be taken by many Foley Ca
thartic Tablets are wholesome and
cleansing act surely but gently. with
out gripping, pain OF nausea. Relieve
sick headache, biliousness, bio ating,
sour stomach, bad breath. Fine for 4
torpid liver. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
A SEASON OF TORTURE FOR SOM
STAR.

Hay fever causes untold misery to
thousands, Asthma, too, counts it suf
serers by the hundreds Foley's
Honey and Tar soothes that raw, rasp-
Ing feeling in the throat, relieves
hoarseness and wneezing, makes
breathing easier, heals inflammation,
permits refreshing slumber. Contains
no opiates. Sold everywhere Adv
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17

A GOOD THING FOR CHILDREN.
Foley's Honey and Tar is 4 particu-
larry good cold, cough and Group ned
icine for children because IL contains
no opiate= or habit forming drugs.
The ''little colds' Of summer, as well
ss the long standing, deep seated
coughs, that hang on for months, are
banished by its use. The nrst dose
brings relief and comfort. sold every
where. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17

The price of white paper has
doubled since January l, this year,
yet the government has not adj
vanced the price one cent on STAN
ed enyeIopes-
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17
Stricken With Appendicitis.

Will W. Knight, age about 40,
was stricken Wednesday after
noon with appendicitis. His con-
dition grew serious and his physi-
clan advised an operation which
was performed at the Oxford hos
pital Thursday morning at Ii
O'Clock.
Oxford eagle., 1916-08-17

FOR RENT.-Two nice dwellings,
on Main Street, formally owned
by Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins. Ap-
ply to Edgar Webster. (41-4t.) }