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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
IF FOOD DISACREES
DRINK HOT WATER

When food lies lil," lead in the St0in-
aci and you hay" That uncomfortable.
Gislrnrlrd feeling. il is because nj in
sufficient blood sui Tly |" the stomach,
combined with acid and food frrmrnia-
ton In such cases Try thu plrn n"W
followed IN many hospitals and advised
by many eminent physicians Of taking =
tnHSpounful of pure biSuratrd maEnrSla
in half Il glass uE water. as hot rs %ru
can comfortably drink Il. The hut WA
fer draws the blood - the stomach amt
thu. hSurat"h marn"$Ia. as :lnH physician
can tell you. instantly nrUtraliz"S tn"
acid and Stops the fu"d GrrneniHtI":
TRY this %impi" iriHn and y"u v i'll b. as
,unishrd at lh' imln"dla'" feeling nf re-
lief and roml"!I that alEn! follows tn"
restoration Of IN" normal process III III
rr~lion People vino lind IL !E"nnvrnicnt
at times L" Scrur" hot water AMI Tray
,lnrs who are frequently obliged Ia tax"
hnsir meals pnnrlr prepared. should ~
MAYS take twn or thre" fv"-Srain tab
lets of Bisurated MaEncS!a after meals
T., prevent fermentation and uruiralhi
tho acid III their St"maCh.~- AdE.
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MoundSvtue Briefs.

Seven prisoners. two from Mercer
county and five from Mcdowell. were
brought to the penitentiary yesterday 10
serve-sentences.
Miss. Anna Mary Marshall. teacher NJ
home economics at West Liberty. spent
several days here with Miss Helen Hen
derson.
y. " Is NiSitinG her sister. Mrs: James
y. Sigafopse. Of this city. -,
: sMrsr XIV. Carson and children will
go to Wood Hill today for q visit with
her parents.
Miss Emma o'Hara has, returned to
her home here from Cambridge. Ohio.
where she visited with relatives.
Fred X. Karcher. Of this city. has gone
to New Concord. Ohio. where he Will en-
ter Muskingum college.
Mrs. Yer Newman has returned TO
her homo here from Detroit Mich.'
where she visited with relatives.
William Walton. student at Romncy.
is spending several days at his home
o. c. Hull has returned to his home
in Fnirmont after a visit with his fam
w. D. Jacobs. prominent farmer Of
Greene county. Pa. arrived in the city
Yesterday with Mrs Jacobs to visit Mr..
and Mrs s. ". Booher. Mr.. Jacobs sur
fered a recurrence Of an old malady and
was removed to the Glendale hospltal,
where he will undergo an operation.
Mrs David Rlne is quite III at her
home on clinton avenue. Her condi-
tion has been serious for several days.
Mr. Rine Is also quite Ill.
Or. s. NJ. Steele has returned to this
city after an extended TIP INTO Zen sen,
years is being experienced in that state
Mrs. J. A. Layheld Is confined at her
home on Jefferson avenue with illness
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SHADYSIDE

sHADYSIDE, O., Feb. ED. Sam
mons will entertain the Mems BLDG
class of the Presbyterian church, Thurs
day evening at his home.
rem were held Sunday Afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. Archer on Lincoln avenue;
Mrs, Brannen was ninety-SN years ola
and had lived a number OF years IN TINS
community.
Mothers class of the Methodist church
Friday evening at her home.
Mrs Burdette Davis will entertain the
Home Society of the Christian church
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Miss Eulalia Fish, who was confined
to her homo the past three weeks on
account Of illness. is able TO be ut
Mrs. Mary Belt is seriously Ill with
nervous prostration at her home at the
corner Of Thirty-serenth and Lincoln
avenue.
Harry Rose an aged veteran who has
been critically III with blood poisoning
during the past week, Is slightly I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dubois attended
the funeral OF Captain. Kemple at
an uncle Of Mrs. Dubois
There will be q meeting of the COM
mittees Of the Loyal Women's class or
the Christian church. Tuesday evening.
at the paTSORdkt. w plull Ipl a. -hhI (IlU
WASHINGTON tea to he held February %.
George McKelvey. who has been work.
Ing at Marietta, spent Sunday ut his
home here.
Marsh Rcnnle visited friends at Vent
liza over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dawson attended
the funeral Of Mrs. David Brown ut Be-
thesda, Sunday.
A. S. Beihl has returned homo after a
few days visit with friends ut Nc
MeChen.
At q charming party given by Miss
Martha Mcdonald Of Bellaire. Saturday
afternoon ut her home. her hctrothal to
Mr. Elmer Robinson. assistant cashier
OF the Shadys!de bank was announced
Mrs. Frank Williams went to Empire:
O., Saturday to attend the funeral az
Mrs. Katy Fryman. who WAS we'll known
to Shadyside and Bellaire people.
Mrs. Wilbur Boston left Monday for
Cumberland. O.. to visit relatives.
There Will he q meeting of tho teach
ers and officers OF the Christian church
Wednesday evening in tho basement Of
the church.
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wOllaburr Arief1,

T.. T.. Ralston and family have moved
from High street to their new nome on
Main street. Mr.. Ralston's new nome
Is thoroughly modern IN ever yrespec,'
having all the latest conFenlcnces IN
stalled.
Joseph Pascuzzi. aged two months. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Pascuzzi. Of Cliff
tonville, Brooke county. died Sunday ait
ernoon at 4 o'clock. death being due TO
a complication of diseases. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock at the Catholic church, Rev.
Father L. NJ. Hermans officiating In
terment will be In Brooke cemetery.
Charles Koontz. Of Adena, Ohio. was a
Wcllsburg caller on Sunday.
George Cree and Roscoe HoosR; 6 OF Inc
town, are visiting their parents in this
Daniel storck, Of the General Baking
company, Is on business trip 70 New
York city and other eastern points.
Joseph =. Mendel IS away on bust
ness trip through Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Rodgers. Of Bril-
liant, Ohio, were Wcllsburg caller on
Sunday. u.
trict. is i'll with pneumonia. -,
Miss Elizabeth Green Is Ill at her
home on Commerce street.
Miss Mary Eicastro spent SUNDAY
Joseph Emig was social vislor IN
Mrs Charles Robinson and !daughter.
Miss Mary. were visitors III Brilliant
Sunday.
]. L. Jones. Of Pittsburgh. Pa: spent
Sunday with his family In Wellsburg.
Robert Smith. James Rodgers: FRANK
Combs and Paul Elcessor were wheeling
visitors Sunday
Thomas Evans. Of Follansbee, was
Wellsburg visitor Sunday.
Miss Edith Gano Is visiting her par
ents at Hiram, Ohio. WI
George Cree is home from West V!r-
GINA University between semesters.
Roscoe Hough. formerly a student at
his studies at that institution and will
take up course In law In the near fu-
turc. Mr. Hough has not decided where
he will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Roberts and son
Charles. Of Wheeling, were Weekend
visitors at the home Of Mr.: Roberts par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts. OF
vo
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NO TURNBACK
Continued from First Page.)

mcnt. her announced intentions are
somewhat different from Germany $
but il is doubtful ir there can be a
real distinction. Rupture Of relations
with Austria seems no less certain
than il did. but the situation must
90 through definite processes before
Il decision is announced.
Although eugrossed in The task oil
preparing the country for any erentu'
alitr President Wilson has not lost
sight Of the participation nrutrals
must have in the peace terms which
he rondly hopes will insure The world
against
Another ConfIaeration.
There are intimations Of Thoughts
of Il conference of nrutralS 10 reacn
an agreement on what neutrals may
ask when the time comes. Ii is known
that This suggestion Is being pressed
bv at least one of the European neu.
trails which has been among the cllel
sufferers from the war, and ii IL be-
Iirved thai President Wilson has re-
earded it with favor. 1t is realized
however. that the idea is still in ne
bulous form.
The first step TO place Congress for
mally on record in support or the
break with Germany was taken IN
the Senate today and is expected To
BIZ followed in the House. Chairman
Stone Of The Foreign Relations Com
mitlee introduced n resolution rndors-
ing the Presidents action and il
was placed in parliamentary posi-
ton tn be adopted tomorrow. Republi-
cans have given
Assurance of Their Support.
for. bn IpDIrtIlrp or
Cuuni Enn Rernsiorff and his staff
progressed to the point where it was
decided that the former ambassador,
as we'll as all the German conSuls in
The United StateS--a party or up
wards Of 300--wil! 20 home by the
shortest route. probably through flOl'
land or Denmark.
II WIS first proposed that they gn
by way of Cuba and Spain and thence
through France or Italy into Switzer'
land. but the British government Is
willing 10 grant the request OF the
United States for a Safe conduct
through the allied blockade only by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
'MECHEN

: EyanEclisticol services will Ia gin a:
tn. Christian church here on February
IS. Rev. c. W. Fuller lr., iastnr Of
the church, Will hc assisted by f:vangc-
fist Dawson and Singing Evangelist
Arnold.
Merton Carroll Of this city. attended
the funeral Of the late Captain Fret
kimplc; at Moundsville yesterday after
noon.
7. l.. McMechen and family of This
city nre spending several months in
Florida.
The output at the McMechen Goa;
mine. on Jim's run has hrcn Increased
10 son bushels per day.
McAIcchrn Lodge. No. l4i. Knights Of
Pythias will hold it's regular weekly
business meeting this evening NJ which
time arrangements will b" completed
for the county X. nf.r. visitation ia be
held hero next week.
Mrs tda cole at tumn"llSvilir Pa.
is spending several days her" with hrr
father, T.. l.. IIihh$. of North Marshall
street.
Mrs FinCh has returned la hrr home
in New MurtinSvill". after - WISH with
Mrs Chester ilarh"SIy al This city.
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Madden. az King
wood, W. Va, ar" visiting with r"la-
lives herr for Il few days.
Miss Regina Marpl". VIII" has h'"n
quite ~ at her h"lu"- ll@r". con, i,lu"S
about tn" Sam".
Mir. and Mrs T. II. Frcm"r Of This
clty. ar" III" rr"ui parents Of u daugh-
ter.
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the shortest and most direct route.
The Swiss legation is arranging the
details of the departure and the Ger
man party is expected 10 be on its way
next week.
The work Of co-ordinating the ma.
tons resources went steadily forward
throughout the day and will be dis
cussed tomorrow at the first cabinet
meeting since the announcement OF
the break.
President Wilson
today went 10 the* navy department
and conferred with Secretary Daniels
upon expediting legislation TO en-
power the government 10 take over
shipbuilding plants, munitions works
land other facilities in case OF need.
Henry Ford, the manufacturer and
pacifist, offered his great plant TO the
government without cost, In case Of
war, and volunteered 10 operate it
himself without profit. His offer will
be accepted if there be need. From
Secretary Baker, the president re-
ceived first hand report of what is
being done within the army.
BY proclamation the president for
babe further transfer TO foreign gov
ernments Of ships building in Amer.
lea. While this measure was con.
cPired before the break came, its pur-
pose is 10 prevent American merchant
fleets from being depleted. II has not
been decided to convoy such ships as
are now sailing into the war zone and
no new regulations rs TO armament
have been made. These two points
are 70 be decided later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
ARRANGING PROGRAM
For Wool Growers and sheep 3foo4sTt
Association XssttnG 1sfo On ~
February II and Is.

Plans are being rapidly completed for
the annual convention Of tho Trt.etatO
Wool Growers and Sheep Breeders A.:
ISOLATION. which convenes In two-dAy
session in this city on Wednesday morn.
ing. February II. The meeting VIII be
held in the assembly room Of the Wheel
ing Commercial Association.
The gathering promises to b inc
largest and one OF the most important
meetings OF the association. The pro-
gram Is being arranged and will be.
given out for publication this week. II
will Include some OF the most prominent
national sheep authorities who Will al.
dress the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
PHILLIPS CAPTURES
BIG LOAD OF BOOZE:
william Clark IN Jail 0ha1HsA VIA.
FracturinG the YoSt Law, ~

William Clark is in the county Jail
charged with fracturing tho YoGt law
as the result Of a catch made yesterday
Afternoon by Prohibition Officer bert r.
Phillips 80
Spying a wagon load Of what appear.
ed to be beer going down Market street
Cap Phillips started q chase and sue
ceeded in bringing the horses to =
stop at Market street. A wordy battle
ensued. but at any ratio Phillips pro-
ceeded to tho Jail with Clark and his
load consisting Of seven barrels OF beer.
four gallons Of whisky and three bas.s
kets. each containing two dozen bottles
of beer. .
Clark was unable to secure bond last
n {obt s--,,S=s
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commercial department of Union high
school this month To take like occu-
ration in the Martins Ferry High school.
Jacob Webster, Of the Fifth ward. Is
i'll ut his home with the grippe.
Mrs Edward Morris has been return
cd 10 her home in McMcchcn. after nm
uuc ration ut the Glendale hospital. Mrs.
Morris is we'll known in Bcnw nud.
The Blazing Arrow Tribe OF Red Men
will mecL tonight in important session
at tho hr:tduuartnrs on Main street. =
The Rrnwund- Hcllairc ferry has been
tied in dock until the river clears hf ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
NAV Rsbnila Laundry.

As yet J. NJ. Gandee. proprietor OF the
Star Laundry here, which was practic-
ally DESTROYED by fire early Sunday
evening. has not announced whether the
laundry will be rebuilt. but in all prob
ability Mr.. Gandee will continue In tho
laundry business in this city. MI.
Candee expects to take care OF his laun-
dry business by sending washlngs to
Wheeling.
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wintr weather.

The continued cold weather has caused
the creeks around the country to become
frozen over with thick SURFACE OK lGe.
making skating enjoyable and perfectly
safe Parts OF Buiralo creek AFFORD eA-
cellent spots for skating. the snow
fell Sunday having been swept off. lear-
Ing a smooth surface. The heavy snow
has caused a number Of sleigh parties TO
be formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
BENWOOD
Weekly Dance.

The weekly dance of thc volunteer
fircmen of the Fourth ,and Fifth wards
was enjoyed last evening. The dances
will continue through the winter and
spring. 1t was announced. They have all
been successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Mayor Ii Candidate.

Mayor Evan c. Roberts. of this city.
has announced that he is :. candidate 10
succeed himself at the March municipal
election, subject to the Republican con-
vention to be held here this month.
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Elect Delegates,

At the regular weekly business meet
ing OF Liheri Camp, No. So. Woodmen
Of the World TO be held this evening two
delegates to the state convention at
Bluefield early in March will be selected.
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pnnila Ara piauilHed.

All pupils in the central school build
ing here. were dismissed yesterday
morning, owing to the extreme cold. It
being impossible to heat the building.
The Afternoon session Of school was held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Jo,eph Combs Announces.

Joseph b. Combs has announced ior
the otlice Of chief OF po4icc of Wells
burg on the Republican ticket. and IS
actively making u campaign for the pri-
mary nomination. MIR. Combs Is u prom
inenL gIassworker and Is a stalwart Re
publican, being one or the consistent
workers for the party in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
: water pressure Low,

Due to, The eNtrNme cold wave WHICH
struck this section sunday. the water
pressure here Is very low at present and
all arc requested to he careful in the
use otwater for TWO or three days. The
pressure WIFI be strengthened as soon as
the new pump recently installed. is put
in operation. The new. pump can not De
put in operation until the reservoir is
filed with water. and the less excess
water is used the sooner the new pump
will be at work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Gold Sports.

Skating ami Shedding ami studying
are three occupations OF Brnwnnd these
nights. yet one at i time - all that IS
generally attempted. and II is observed
that only Nv" Of the tire" are observed
with amy sort of rigor.
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Lodges Attended.

Despite high atmospheric prrsSur"
last night the various lodge and church
meetings were we'll attended. The Even
ing Star Lodge held it's regular S"s-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
Tea Gran, COMPANY.

The Purity Ice Cream < Bottltng
Company. Of Moundsville, Is the name OF
a new concern which Will apply for
a charter Within the near future. The
capital will be $4,000. The incorpo-
rators are Lester Brummage, J. d. Bur.
ley, Samuel W. Meals. Alex Purdy and
John W. Moorehead The new company
will occupy the W G. McGlumphy
building on Tenth street. formerly oc-
cupied by the stove factory.
Machinery for the new concern has
already been ordered and 1t Is expected
the plant will be operating the first of
April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
winter Conditions,

THINGS m Town LOOK hTc"k anu unln-
wiling and city officials and factory
owners are up against problem. Their"
il litllu gas. the streets are Cl"SGch III
places with mud :r"nI th" last rain
frozen and pipes are freezing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
No Council.

The rnuurlI will not meet tonight II
was announced yesterday 1T the city
building. The body assemblies every
second and fourth Tuesday If the
month
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Kimnla xnnaral Hold.

Funeral services for the late Captain
Fred kimple. who died ar his home on
I.afayeteefNvenu Friday. were held at
the place OF death yesterday afternoon
at o'clock The exercises were In
charge OF NourdSvflle Lodge No. "s2,
B. p. o. Elks. with Rev. Il g. Gaunt.
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. Of
flctatinE. 1utermeut was in Mt Rose
cemetery The; pallbearers were Alex
Purdy. W. n. nunn:: J. T. Miller. James
A. S!gatoose. W.s;M. Riggs. 3. B. Nc
Mechen. Charles Kull and J. D. Rurley.
During the .tImS the funeral was held
the Marshall County Bank and, Trim
Bile & Johnson's hardware. store were
closed, Mr. Simble being u member OF
the board of directors of both concerns.
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each evening for an indefinite length OF
time. Rev. J. Knox Montgomery, presl-
dent OF Muskingum college. New Con-
cord. O.. will conduct the campaign.
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Bepwoou Briefs.

1t is likely that one nv two nI"rr
ra ids on :spcHkraSIrS ana concealed bar"
will he events of the week. il was
yesterday.
M successor has h"lI named I" sur-
coed W. l.. Riggs who will lvuNr thu,
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Hun,nAl-Gorf.

John C.. Hummel. of Akron. Ohio. and
Miss Mary Mae Clark. OF Cameron. We're
married here Saturday at the Christian
church parsonage. the Rev. J. r. Smith
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. flummel left
immediately for Akron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06
MOUNDSVILLE
Hsarin9 Rers Friday.

Attorney j. Z. Simpson was yesterday
notified that the public service COM
mission will meet in this city next FRI
day morning to take evidence in the APP
plication Of the Bell Telephone Company
to change it's rates. II is presumed the
meeting will be held in the Board OF
Trade Chambers. Every person desiring
to express his views on the matter IS
urged to attend the meeting.
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Medical Mon Haraue4.

The MarShall County M.'tIlcAl SucletE
will hold it's annual banuurt this eye
ming in the t.lks' club. Elaborate pre-
parations have been made for the AFFAIR
by the social committee of the snc2ty.
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Or. SPARKS WILL Be
HEARD At WELLSBURG
Chamber Of Commerce Preparing for
Banner Meertng Tonight.

The WcllSburE Chamber OF Commerce
are preparing Tor the banner meeting OF
their history on Tuesday evening at tho
Hamilton y. NJ. &. ~. when Or. z. 4.
Sparks. OF State College, la. Will be the
principal speaker. The advertising COM
mit,ee of the body has been actively at
work advertising the meeting and with
the Invitations sent out 1t Is expected
that q large crowd will attend.
beslues Inc uuurcsS VI Ur. sparks
Snort business Injecting Will DC held, and
Ut tnG conciuSIun u inc hot roast beef
lunch wiki Dc served.
Scholastics Defeated.
The ScnulaSLIcS journcycd to Pits
burgh SATURDAY night. where they were
defeated by INC STRONG East Liberty \.
VI. T.. \. team by the score OIL IL u 50.
Considering The TACT tuat the Last Lib
crty Qululrt Is one OF inc strongest
teams around PITTSBURGH, anu the CLOSE
ness OF The scores, II can readily DC seen
that NellSburg was there. or there
abouts, Ill the time, the nrSt halt endlng
with East Liberty leading by but 1hrer
points. Tho SCnplastlcS were without
the serviccS OF English, one tine most
finished payers Oh the team. McC!eI-
land and Leety were responsible Tor
WeIIspurg's defeat 10 Il large extent.
this pair causing more trouble than al
the rest OF the team combined.
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The finest harbor In the world is
Brazil.
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Do 1t BY Using Liquid Nostriola Nose and Throat
Vapor-Spray'' Atomizer Outfit.

soothes the irritated sensitive parts
relieving distress.
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pauIvo1 az II p Church

The annual revival at the United
PRESBYTERIAN churci, here opened last
evening and will continue with services
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parts OF post-nasal cavities. coating
with an oily antiseptic Aim.
This protects the mucous membranes
and At the same time cleanses and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06

Here Is an easy. simple way TO treat
| Colds Catarrh and Mucous Membrane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06

Liquid Nostriola, when
10 nostrils b. the
use Of special "Nostrlola
.Atomi2er Outfit, creates 4
very fine vapor-pray. which
when breathed into NOS
trils, reaches the remote
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izer Outfit. including enough Liquid fol-
60 days treatment, retails for S1.00
Liquid Nostriola independent OF Atom
Ter Outfit, two OF. bottle. price &c
cents. All druggists have It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-06

Our line of Heating Stoves although not quite complete
was last FALL still good of the Ree
tor and Fuel Brick patterns
Best ALL prices haven't advanced - they
>S215 $685. $780, Sd so, $3.50, $500 and to $500
Comforts quilted and knotted grades all oors $780,
So. SO, So 90, $780, $500 and 1925.
Blankets Allwool, at $780, $3.50, $3.50, $500 and up
to $500.
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the "Sostriola" trademark:
on label and don't accopt 4
substitute. Liquid NoStrio
III surely touches the
spot" and the special,
Atomizer Outfit is Guaran
teed.
Special Nostrlola Atom