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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-12
Sc Safe, Insure Your Auto Win
C.. J. KIIImcyer,
German Sank
About People
Movements Of individuals 70
and From tho City.

Miss Alma Bachwan will leave next
week for New York. 10 resume vocal
study with Madam Bchr.
Mrs. William H. Hearue and moth
or Mrs. y. A. Campbell, left yester-
day for New York.
Mrs. Julian G.. Hcarne. will return
Saturday from Bedford. Pa.
Mrs. Belle Itiwcll left Monday for
San Francisco, TO be the guest Of Mrs.
Richard Wood.
Miss Edith Bonncson will spend the
week-Cnd in Morgantown. W. Va. and
attend the Carlyslc game.
Harry Kennedy Of the Island. has
returned from weeks visit to New
York.
Miss Margaret Denny, who has been
the quest of Mrs Cecil Robinson, re-
turned to~her home in Waynesburg
"a. yesterday morning.
Miss Gertrude Garden is visiting
friends in New York City.
Mrs. Lindley Allen returned TO Chill
licnthe. Ohio. yesterday morning.
Mr. ard Mrs. Harry King. IT.. left
yesterday for Il few days visit with
friends in ChillicOthr. Ohio.
Miss Edith Codmbs of Morgantown.
". Va. will arrive in few days 70
enter tn" Elliott school.
! r. Y. kal:enbach. clerk at the Bal
timu-n and Ohio dept underwent nm
operation at the North Wheeling hos
pital on "Wednesday. He Is reported
10 b" getting along az VOL rs could be
expected and will recover.
Mrs Holden. who underwent an o.
Grafton n Tho North Wheeling hosp,-
tai. Monday. is reported to be improv-
Ing rapidly.
Rev. J. G.. nrlairr. chanlain OF the
18th regiment Of engineers, American
cXneditionary force. Is guest Of Nj,
aud Mrs Thomas Bnat'ie at Elm
wood. Father Dclaire will leave for
New York in 4 few days from WHERE
hr will sail for France. He was for
merlv Il member Of S.. Eincent's par
i$h Elm Grove.
Police Judge Marsh Watkins is. In
Cleveland attending 10 legal bust
ness.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox Of
Ncst Liberty. Tuesday. son.
Miss Bnrtha V. Graham, formerly
elementary superintendent Of the
West Virginia State Sunday School
association. has returned from 4 trip
TO Park"rsburg and Clarksburg Miss
Cra'Inm'S friends will be Interested TO
know that she has been asked to con-
slider accrniinS the work Of the elr-
mcntary superintendent OF one Of the
southern states.
Mrs. G. II. l.. Schuattc. OF Colum-
his. Ohio. is tho guest OF her son. tn"
Rev Walter +. SchHcttr. Park View
Lave. Sh" will spend several weeks
in Wheeling.
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Every mother Tr"""es, after giving
her children "CalIfoTnia Syrup OF
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and 1t thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable. feTerish or
breath Is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue. mother! II coated. give
teaspoonful OF this harmless fruit
laxative" and in a few hours all the
foul. constipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out OF the
bowels, and you have we'll. playful
again. When the little system Is full
of cold, throat sore has stomach-ache
dirarhoea. Indigestion. colic-remem-
Der, good inside cleansing" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Syrup Of Figs" handy: they know a
taaspconful today saves sick child TO-
mo~rcw. Ask your druggist for a
bottle OF "Calfornta Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children OF all ages and 6rown-ups
printed on tho bottle. Beware Of coun-
terfeits sold here. so don't be fooled.
Get the genuine made By "Caitfornh
Fig Syrup Company"
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SIDE TALKS
Epotism or Embarrassmen
by RUTH CAMERON.

"I,S Won ever in your life hear any
ono SO egoIistic?" said the Authorman
Wife
no not you mean =" self conscious
md rmbarrAsScd9. suggested the Lady
who-alwuyS-kn knows S"la"huw.
\ woman whom wc know but casual
" had been taking {" us and In answer
TO some simple question she had poured
forth an astonishing sieram OF lnror-
nation about herself and her affh!rs.
n d;i sound eEolistical for her TO
think wo should b. Interested in the
personal affairs of one VIC knew 80 cas-
uoIly. and vet ;vncn I stopped to think
~ T. in the light Of my own experience
| could heartily endorse the 1.ady's kind
correction.
When One Is Intoxicated.
There. are tw" classes III occasions
when on, Is api Ia make I f,irl nf one
self hy- talking Zoo mT"h about onrSlef.
one Is wien one IS embarrassed Wy BE-
ing with people un- does not feel n
cas- with The "th"r is wlIdn on. is
infrxirai"A ID" not shud'ier al that i'm
Iiicai!"n. frl"Ad reader. | do not mean
only the kind "f ini"XicHt!on that comes
from drinking lH.nrS but the many.
,inur kinds 30 which ". ;lrr all subject;
ne intoXicn'Iom OF praise. IT success.
Of cxctI,rm.ul. al stimulating society
ctC.. ctc.D
Thrr" ar" some people (iurkily con-
sriiut:h call th"mJ wh" just naturally
shut up when they ar" shy and "uhar-
rnSS"d IN other people. "mbarraSs-
mint has exactly The "rpuSt" rffr''.
They ran think If nothing I" say AMI
so they say Things without thinking.
instead nr becoming silent hey become
noisy and nds.i?. TN. nervous ltuc:I
is nnr Of the sure symptoms Of ''mbLr.
ra&Slncn.
Sat There Like = Coop.
Just the other day ! had an interview
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HAIR COMING OUT?

nandruff causes a fnverish Irritation
Of the scalp, The hair roots shrink.
loosen aid then the heir comes out
fast. To stop falling hair al once and
rid the scalp Of every particle OF dand-
ruff, get L o5-ccnt bottle Of Danderine
ut any drug store. POUR little in your
hand and rub il into the scalp. After
IL few applications tho hair stops com.
Jug out and you can't find any dand-
RUIZ.
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CABLE SHUT OFF

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 11.-Great Din.
ain has stopped all commercial cable
communication with Holland until
such time az the Netherlands govern.
ment places an absolute restriction On
the transit Of sand, gravel and scrap
metals through Holland from Ger
many to Belgium.
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WILL REBUILD FLEET

AMSTERDAM. Oct. l1.--Thr Ger.
man r"ichsta" has adopted Il bill pro
viGing for the rebuilding Of the Gr.--
man merchant fleet. according 70 y
despatch received here from H"T!ln
Both tho Socialist parties voted
against the bill.
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on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. B. A. NJ
Calls, Brunswick Nd. was married Sat
urday evening at the McGa!lis home. TO
Dr.. L. D. Norris. Baltimore g. Ohio rail-
road physician, formerly located here.
Following their honeymoon being spent
In Washington. DR.. and Mrs. Norris Will
reside In Fairmont W. Va.
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Asthma Sufferers

| Will send you n sl00 bottle Of my
Guaranteed Remedy for Asthma. on trial:
Send no money. Pay after taking: Il
Has cured many after everything else
failed. Mention nearest express office.
t;EOEtiE n. HOOVER. Mfg. Pharmacist,
Dept l55, Dcs Moines. Iowa
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P1easanter To Remsmbss.

Do not DO too quick TO condannn an12
ono who talks about himself. unless thAt
person Is you. And tnrn do not coma
denim the person---merely tA habit
Make up your mind that when you are
nedvous and embarrassed you VIII keep
still. hold yourself in leash until you
can say something Appropriate and in
tslligent It's harder to do at the tina
but much easier TO look back on aftess
uafds
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.feSlanleS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.


Tho country home or Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lester McCaIamon, near West
Alexandor was tie scene Of beautiful
Wedding which took place Thursday at
high noon. when their only daughter
Phoebe Ruth. became the bride OF Mr..
Frank Nixon McEvoy.
The house was beautiful in autumn
flowers, which formed bower for the
bridal party. and adorned the brides
table. which was spread with tho most
ex,,liisit ely Northumberland cloth. IN
hcirioorf Of the Nixon femily. Tho APP
rcin,ments OF tho luncheon were beau
tiful, the color scheme being yellow and
white, and WAS served by Caterer Zto-
Ceurnldrr Of Wheeling.
shortly before 10 o'clock. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Moore Of West Alexander. Pa.
Thankfully sang. 'Ilrre Is My Heart
and "Oh, Promise lc." Immediately
following tho beautiful strains Of Men
dclssohn's Wedding March. played Ivy
Miss Maurinc Lappaa OF Rrthany. w
IA, announced the bridal party. Rev
II. :. Fiddle pastor of the West Alex
ander Presbyterian church. led thu we'd
ding procession. urd was followed by
The groom and hi 'trS. man. Sir. George
Marllcv Lewis Of 'IItiEnrc. Md. Mex;
came the brides r. Miss jessie Smith
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with a woman with whom I never fssl
Mt case. had something important to
toll her and got along with her spendid-
~ so long as I was telling 1t. but
when that was over. my seltconscious-
ness came back To me- and instead u
rising and leaving promptly ! sat there
like 4 coop and talked about myself.
Not because. ! wanted Ia talk about my
self: not because she wanted to hear
me. But simply because ! vas too nerV-
Gus to make quick ant graceful got
away,
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Of Wilmington. o. followed by Master

Of Wilmington. o. followed by Master
Gerald McCammon- ring bearer. and
little Miss Ruth Alpha Smith. flower
girl. Then came the rnatron Of honor.
Mrs. O. c. Smith Of Cleveland. O., and
last the bride. with her father. who
gave her in marriage.
The beautifully impressive Episcopal
ring ceremony was used
The bride was rohed in lovsty gown
Of pan crepe meteor and georgette crepe.
and wore veil caught TO the couture
with orange blossoms. Her going away
suit was a handsofne blue sIlvertons
her hat a black velvet trt-oon. trimmed
in eoroh. and her shoes and gloves were
gray.
Mr. McBvoy and his bride LEFT at $3.50
o'clock for IN eastern bridal tour, and
will no at homo after November l. at
McKccsport. Pa
Guests at the Wedding included:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry VI. Riddle and sor.
Lindsay; Mrs. W. II. Moore. Miss Eliza
beth Moore. Mrs. John Rodgers. \. E.
Murray and Miss Marsare Murray OF
Yves Alexander. Pm.
Prof. s. y. McEvoy Of Pittsburgh Pa-
Mrs. II. Irwin. Mrs. Virginia McI'ne,
Charles Williams and Miss Helen Irwin,
Of Rig Rum Pa.
Mrs. ]. L. Smith Of Short Creek. ".
Va.
Mrs. Emma Glass Of West Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McCammon and Mr..
aud Mrs Russell Nuldoon and son. Rob-
ert. OF Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott and dauEh-
ter. Miss Helen. o: ClaysvIlie. Pa.
Mt. and Mrs John NJ. Scott and son.
Stewart, Of InrSnttstown. Pa.
C.l, N.N1 la, Il fgoS T,.D
Brashear. Of WellsburG. W. Va
Announcements.
The following announcements We're
ISSUED yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Denton Hood
annonca the marriage Of their daughter
Marguerite Ethel
Mr.. Curl Wayne Snrhoker
on Wednesday, October thn tenth
nineteen hundred and seventeen
Wheeling. West Virginia.
Card Party.
Last evening ~ her u"nc on twenty
second street. Warwuod. Miss Doris Glib
son was hnStnsS Ia 4 r1lhcr q! her
friends Arcs~rs Clyde and Dick B!m-
NOR rendered several violin selections,
aud n very pleasing vocal solo by Miss
r.l4" COOK pleased MI present. cards
formed ihc diversion for the earlier
rar; If ia" evening. and thr serving Of
y clurm:nC luncheon with AL aHp"tnt-
iu"utl in Keeping with III" season hr"Eh;
Tho ENJOYABLE affair II 4 close.
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P1easant HOUSE Party.

Mrs. r. B. Nay. Of South Penn street
Is entertaining @ number OF MnnningtoT
friends at 4 delightful house party. The
guests include
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mass Of jumhled bricks and iron which
was piled high on The ground. all OF
the upper floors having fallen.
Every wall in the building will have
to be torn down for they ar" all .hulE.
ing and cracked and it Will be impos-
sib!e to save them.
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hesdamS
M~st1np PostponOd.

Tho October meeting Of tho Womans
Literary club, which was to havo been
hold at the Hotel Windsor on next
Wednesday, has been postponed until
Wednesday afternoon, October a. AT
this meeting Mrs. Anna Bourne. who
won such admiration last year. Will lee.
turo on '"Tagore, tho Oriental Mystic
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p,lta 16eL-aurin Circle.

Miss jennie Bolten will entertain tho
Delta MoLaurin circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters at her home on the Island on Mon
da, evening. The meetings Of this in
tereet1nE group. aside from the delight
tal social pleasure. result in the COM
pletton of many garments for the tots
at the Gay nursery.
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WOMEN ENGAGE
IN LOYAL WORK
! SOCIAL EVENTS GIVE PLACE TO
! WORK IN LIBERTY LOANS
! CAUSE.
! Club Meetings Of To-day and Tomorrow
! VIII Afford Pleasant Hours to In
torested Groups.
LlsERTY's BLAST.
by
Laura E. Richards,
Of tho Vigi!antes.
! Flow your horn. I.ih"rty.
Tho regular s"!ui-In"nihly of the. War
Liberty. Liberty.
Blow your hrru. Liberty.
over Tho hill.
Rise up and answer il.
Answer II. answer IL.
Sons OF America.
Now with 4 will:
: on with III" bonds OF Indulgence and
urnricc;
Shake them and break them AMI liu;
they away.
On with tho bonds OF devotion and saCri-
fce:
Firm h" they rivetcd. strong be their
sway.
Take our hands. Liberty.
Liberty. Liberty.
Take our hearts. Liberty.
Now with orr gold!
So as your hondSmem we
Yours TO the death will be.
Rond To tho right. and free.
Faithful md bold.
Blow your horn. Liberty.
Liberty. I.ihcry.
Blow your horn. Liberty,
over the hill.
Rise up and answer II.
Answer il. answer II,
Sons Of America. now with Will
Mothers OF men, although they cannot
offer their services 10 their country on
the firing line. have throughout this lhpd
Of ours handed together to do their
bit" and 1t is n tremendously big ono
they are doing: and perhaps iho most
valiant work yc' taken up Is the sale OF
Liberty bonds. Thu. local campaign was
opened yesterday by the ladies OF the
j;orf street temple. and will continue
for the coming two weeks. with the DIFF
rcrrnt church societies assisting each
div to aid III" cause.
Mrs. Leo Nul:r WAS yesterdays chair
man. and from !" o'clock until o'clock
plv,iEs wrr" taken by the ladies q: tho
committee. who were stationed At thir-
teen prominent places throughout the
city. Subscriptions amounted 10 tho
splendid sum o! $1,000.
The committee vino so untlrinEly
served yesterday WAS composed oil the
following:
Ncsdames:
Leo Wolfe, chair Eca 5. Raer.
man Joseph Mayer.
\ l.. Marcus. l.. s. Good.
rhns. Sonnchorn. Carry Levy.
T.. Mark"w!tz. <L-Mor!3 Jncooe
tJ. D. GoLL%rS Max Crone-
IIarry-namh,NEer.
Misses:
L%ro KRAFT 49,. Mario Heymen.
/D.-,ho TSsnherc Rose Eetchblum.
Fannie Herman. Julia Gutman
Hattie Steinhauser.
Mcrhca Uf the Kings Daughters o.
The Fourth Street church will be IN
: charge today and Will occupy the Same
stations as yesterday, the Y. NJ. G. A.
| b. & O. station Hub. Facr's drug store.
Auditorium. traction office. Earle Roy
crs company store. Quality Tire COM
| pany store ros;officc. Wheeling & Elm
Grove railway office House & Herr
| mans, Mcclure hotel. and City building.
Today's committee. with Mrs. J. n.
Dowler, chairman. follows:
hesdanes
Alloy IT Young Mrs. Flood
w. a. Elliott ". II. Bcideman
IV Tuken, Harry Spears
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The meeting Of the ColleEiat AluInnae
association will be held on Saturday AT
crnoon at 7:30 o'clock in the Young "o-
mems Christian Association puiiolns'
utth Mrs. D. 4. Taylor. president. pre-
siding. This wilt be the first meeting
NJ the year, and will be observed as tho
annual October Founders Day. honoring
the founder Of this College body, Mrs'
Charles Morrison.
The members who will engage IN war
work as we'll ns study. through the year
intend making candles OF newspapers
for the soldiers. under the supervision
~ Mcsdarnes c. a. Robinson. Harry
Ncndel and Miss Jane Best. Mrs n.
Maynard klnlbcrland will discuss Topic
rotating to the Woman's Council OF Ha-
tional Defense. Miss Katherine Nit
cbaIl assistant cashier OF the Mutual
Savings Bank. will Talk on the Liberty
Loan" Miss Ellen Frctcr VIII DO IN
charge VI the Musical program.
Ali college women are invited to join
tho club,
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Tho Epworth League Of the Fourth
Saturday morning In the George +. Tay-
Tor company's store, with MISS Dorothy
Stanton, chairman.
Cakes. cookies. homemade bread ana
rolls will comprise the delicious offer
ing.
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Current Evsnts Department.

The Current Events Department OF the
womans club. will hold its first meet
ing Of tho year this afternoon at the
Hotel Windsor at o'clock.
Nrs. George Y. DeBolt Of Fairmont.
W Va. Will b.. heard IN an interesting
discussion Of the topics Of the day.
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LtnBly Dance

The Student Council Of theFLansly In
stItute, consisting Of four seniors. three
juniors. two sophomores and one FRESH
man, will entertain their friends. win
a delightful dance this evening IN me
Armory, In honor Of the Slstcrsvlllo
High school team.
An orchestra will play dance pro-
gram Of catchy airs, and rcfreshraents
Will be served.
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Kings Daughters Of Fourth Street.

Tho Kings Daughters OF the Fourth
Street church held their all-day meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. A. Shahan. on
South Penn street yesterday. Thirty
ladies were busily engaged throughout
tho day in planning and maxi ing "seful
and dainty articles for their bazaar
which be held during November.
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Mrs. Chester R. Hubbard and MISS
jamie Good left yesterday on motor
trip to tho ampshire club. where they
will enjoy q weeks visit
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HANDS, ARMS,
Limbs ASLEEP
And Was Rundown, Weak and
Nervous, Says Florida Lady.
Five Bottles of Cardui
Made Her Well.

Kathleen. Fla.-Mrs. Dallas Prime,
OF this place. says: After the birth
OF my last child II got very much
rundown and weakened. so much
that | could hardly do anything at
all. was so awfully nervous that
| could scarcely endure the least
noise Ny condition was getting
worse nil the time.
| knew | must have aome relief or
] would soon he in the bed and In n
serious condition for felt so badly
ard was so nervous and weak could
hardly live. My husband asked DR..
M about my taking Cardul. He
said, ITS good medicine, and good
for that trouble. so he gct me 5 bot.
ties. After about the second bottle
felt greatly improved. before taking
II my limbs and hands and arms
would 80 10 sleep. After taking It.
however. this poor circulation dlsap.
pearcd. Ny strength came back to
me and | was soon on the road To
health. After the use OF about hot.
ties, could do all my house.worlt
aud attend TO my six children he.
sides"
You can feel safe in giving Cardui
q thorough trial for your troubles 1t
contains 10 harmful or hnbit.formInc
drugs. but is composed Of mild. ycra-
table. medicinal ingredients with no
pad niiereffccts Thousands OF women
have voluntarily written. telling OF
the good Cardul has done them n
should help you, too. Try it. T. n
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Strength Re
turnedByUse
OF Tanlac
Numerous Ailments Of Nor
folk Lady All Fall Before
National Tonic.

Who has not heard of the
powers OF Tonlac? Who does
not Know OF the wonders 1T has
done IN All parts OF the country
Ench day brings some new per
son back to health
One OF these Is Mrs Mary
rentress' OF l32 Harvey Street,
Norfolk, va, who SAID: - suf-
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AppaIaCli2 Items

J w Guntncr left Thursday
for q visit 70 relatives in Texas.
Mrs Bettic Robinson sn.nt
the week end with friends in
bristol
Harold Kn,lor. Of l.ouisyillc.
spent several days here the
past week
sunday mnrring Dr ma
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{ AXE Iron AS A
Spring Tonic
Be Sure 10 Take Natural
Iron Non-Alcoholic and
Powerful II Rapidly
Builds You Up.

Spring Is here, and IL soon
Will be hot weather. The sys-
TEN needs ,oning up. You need
81 good strengthening, blood
purifying tonic that VIII also
help the digestion, appetite,
and nerves
Nature provides what you
need III the natural iron com
pound known as Acid Iron
Mineral and procnrable now at
all druggists in either a fifty
cent or dollar size bottle. These
bottles last long time as Acid
Iron Mineral is Il highly con
centrated, non-alcoholic natur-
al iron. \ half tcaspOouful in
a glass of water after meals is n
dose
Acid Iron Mineral not only
contains Il huge quantity OF iron
in three forms. Ii also contain
magnesium. sodium, calcium.
potassium and snlphuric acid
AL Of which possess great med
icinal value in stomach, kidney
blood or bladder complaints.
1t is pleasant and safe 10
take. 1t does not injurc the
teeth or stomach or cause con
Btipation as many iron prepara-
tons are app to do II really is
just q highly concentrated
remedy of natures, sensible.
economical and fine as "a tonic
for the whole family
Get a fifty cent bottle today
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CAL0MEL DYNAMITES A
SLUGGISH LIVER
Crashes Into Sour Bile, MAX
Ing You Sick and You
Lose a Days Work.

Calomcl salivatcsl It's mer-
curry Cdlumei acts like DINA
mite on a sluggish liver. When
calpmel comes into contact with
sour bile it CLASHES iutu il caus-
Tug crampiug ana NAUSEA.
IL YOU feel bilinus. headachy,
constipatcl aud an kmocked
our, Just 20 to your druggist
and get Il so bottle of podson' S
LAYER Tone, which is harm
less vegetable substitute FOR
dangerous cnlomel. Take n
spoonful aud il it doesn't start
your liver and straightcn YOU
up better and quicker liian
nasty calumel nnd without
maklng YOU sick. SOU just 20
back and get Your money.
Ii YOU take calumri today
youii be sick aud nauseated
tomorrow; besidts ,itrnny sail
vntr you, while if YOU take
podson. S Liver Tone you viii
wake up feeling great, fun Of
ambition aud ready for work or
play us harmless, pleasant
und SAFE to give TO children;
they li6eit adv
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
Or. G. ID. Bowy Superintendent
OF lhe Stonegn Hospital. wilton
thr 2ith day OF April, 1917.
make applicatlou.to the Circuit
Court of Wise County. Vir-
glnia, for license TO sell ana
dispense pure fruit, ethyi and
grain alcohol, pure whisl;ey and
pure brandy IN the said Slonegn
Hospital, located at Stonega.
Wise County, Virginia, 10 The
patients OF tbs said Stoncpa
Dr. q b. Bower.
Nell. IS 1916 superintendent.
Old newspapers tor sale at
this Office.
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How,s This :

We offer One Hundred Dollar!
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Caiarrh Cure.
+ J, CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
. We. the undersigned. have known T.. ].
lin perfectly honorable in ali bus,nesS
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
NAIloNAL BANK or COMMERCE.,
WV. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acting Directly upon the blood and mii,
C0us surfaces OF the system, Testimonials
by all Druggists. 49,
Take iisirs Family PHI. .oz >cn,,lostlon.