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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

the best males to the best femni'N,
rules being laid down for breeding
both for beef and the dairy. which
proves the breed to have been orlSt-
nally what we term dual-purpose one.
The breeds of Aberdrrnshire ARE
fully described and innumerable de-
scriptiOns are given Of the fine spccl-.,
mems killed in the city of Aberdeen.
The butchers or ticshcrs there had
their own guild and were men Of
high class, and among them particular
mention is made of the NilliamSOns
of ST. Johns Wells and Robert Walker
Of Wester Fintray. Both were breed
ers. though the Willlnmsuus were the
largest dealers In Scotland. their only
rival being, as we are told, Charles
McCombie of Tillyfour.
Hugh Watson made the first great
exhibit Of the black polls nj Perth
show in 1929. Mr.. Watson also showed
the only Angus steers exhibited, ono
pair bred by himself, the other by Mr..
tombstone. Mr.. Watson also eXhib-
tied at Kelso in 1892; Aberdeen In
1921 ierth' ls'o pui'"''' 100 iF
NerheSs' lSfo ana lastly NJ rcr'h'
49,
Being at this time well eStahllshed
MS national breed, II was i"lt that
trip abroad would 'Nt"hu us '"'he'
anu It's hrSt foreign eNhiIi'l"h was Ut
the faris lhterhhu"hai EN"'h!Il"h "l
le"", wh"r" IL vas SHOWN III ''nS'"-
erahle strehe''' inns was me s"""
ut which Charlotte ana liah'"h' SHOWN
by Mr.. Mc'omhie' nnd" SUE u an I'M
preston on Inc Judges II'it tney
wrote the following:
1.-THE specimens of this breed pos
sess the following characteristic
points: Perfect h0mogenicty If r""e.
beauty, richness and regularity pr
| form, softness Of skin, m"Ii""n -
In handling; the whole united {" II
muscular system sufficiently d"' "!"i"i.
They presented, besides, r"nsid'r-
( able mass Of flesh, SUPPORTED by
. ''''f''"''''E '''''''' '''''''' 10.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31
Wheat Burned BY Incendiary


Ashly Carter out southwest of
Paris lost four stacks of wheat on
his farm Saturday night from fire
" hich he believes was not acciden-
tai From all appearances all four
stacks started burning at the same
time, about $50 p. m. Blood hounds
from Hannibal were brought up
during the night but were unable to
locate a trail due to the number of
neiehbors who had tramped ali a.
ronnd the burning grain. His loss
is between $500 and $500 with no
insurance.
This is just one of several in
cidents happening in this locality to
cause uneasiness Two weeks ago
E j. Deane was arrested in Mexico
charged with interfering with the
draft, A lew days later a farmer
near the same city discovered TWO
sticks of dynamite in a shock of
oats he was hauling to the thresh-
ing machine, sufficient to have
blown the machine to pieces. And
finally, just last week Sheriff Nolen
was called upon to arrest a German
in the Cecil neiehborhood for de-
filing our Monroe County APP
peal
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

Mrs W. L CranSton and Two
children returned to ;helr home IN
East St Louis Iii last Mont " after
a weeks visit at the home Of Bob
CranSton and family
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31
The only difference between th-

insignia on The collar OF an On r
aud that n an ,.ilis,ec m.n IS a. II
the ENLISTED mans letters are on "A
disc. while an officers are in 4
straight line and separated
Regular army insignia on the ca
lar is u. S" and the reserves.
u 5 R."
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31
Be Patriotic.

Boys and girls prepare for service
by becoming members of the teach
ers training class of the Monroe
City High School. State Superin.
tendent of Schools, Mel M Lamkins
, has asked every public school
superintendent in the state to send
him the names of the teacher train
ing graduates who are not employ.
ed in order to fill the many vacan-
cies throughout the state.
1t is the patriotic duty of every
boy and girl of school age to attend
school this year. Our Colleges,
Normal schools and Universities
are giving up these young men and
women for the sake of making de-
mOcracy secure throughout the
world Now the high schools
must fill up the ranks Boys and
girls should make preparation to
enter school the first day, Monday
Septrmber~ Bro, If You desire to
know more concerning the teacher.
training work or any of the other
courses, call upon or write to
Lee c. Stuart,
Supt Monroe City Public Schools
Pearl White in the Fatal Ring"
the romantic serial by Fred Jacksc n
and George B. Seilz, It Gem Theatre
Monday night, September. II.
Laundry via Parcel Post. The
White Star at Hannibal pays re-
turn postage Oh all bundles mailed
to them.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

Mrs. N W, Nevins, of Hannibal
returned to home first of the week
after few days visit with Mrs.
c. Lawson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

IL appears that the greater part
Of the women of America are stand
ing more loyal to the government
than the men. That is probably
due to the fact that they realize
and have a keener sense Of compre-
hension as to what will be their
fate should prussianism predomi-
nate over the earth. The Russian
women have been quick to grasp
this fact and that is why they are
shouderlng arms and going to the,
front. This fact and the fact that
many OF our boys have volur,., ed
TO fieht the battle for all America
should put to shame all ere akers
who are belittling the government
and circulating stories about those
compelled to do tn ir duty.
Thomas E Feeny, entertained at
his home in Ely, last Fridav after
noon. Those present w-re. Etson
Hymers. Harold Lee Cassidy. Ravo
Cassidy, Richard Loveiace, Eugene
Crane, Edgar Stowe. Owen Moss, J
P. Hymers. Mary Belle Hymers aud
Jaunta Bixler. After many games
were played, ice cream anu cake
was served Departing they de
clared they had one of the most en-
juyable times of this season.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

Clarence Sutton, of Vandalia is
visiting Ed Vowel and family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31
ABERDEEN.ANGUS CATTLE
Scotland the Home of the Black
Skins.
of Brown Heath and Shaggy
Wood"

HOrnleSs cattle
existed in the earli.
est age to which We
can trace the bO-
vine. When man
was Il savage and II
hunter, but yet an
artist. there existed
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

Read it in tn. Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-08-31

Mr. j. F. George made a business
trip to St. Louis, first the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
NOW WOMEN WILL
HANDLE TRAINS
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad to Place Fair
Brass Founders in tho
Telegraph Offices.

II WAS learned here last evening
that the drain upon every department
OF labor because Of the WAR i soon
20 force the Pennsylvania railroad
Into the employment OF women oper-
atOrS The extent 10 which the sub
stitutiOn OF women for men operators
is to be made has not been made
ipublic.
In placing women operators in
charge Of the telegraph offices. II Is
said The brass Founders Of the fair
sex will bc employed during III" day
light hours and the men operators
will be used for night duty.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, To
some extent. is already replacing it's
day crossing watchm"n with women
ITO guard the safety of the public. a
division official few evenings ago
informed city councilncn that the Is.
& O. is preparing 10 comply with
orders to guard WheclinE's crossings
both day and night. and that women
/ will be employed rs cross inG guards
, in the day time. leaving the men 10
watch the gates III night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
Experience at the Court
Theatre All Next Week

Tho long expected engagement Of ihc
modern morality drama. "E.Xprrciir".
which has been one of tho biggest ihcl-
triCnl sensations Of recent years, ~ an
nounrrd tor Il weeks engagement III Inc
Court Theatre. beginning Monday night,
next, with matincrS Wrrlut Sday and Sal
Grday.
The play was written ny George Y.
Hobart, and II is patterned after the
old time morality dramas Of four centu-
rlrS ago. Yet while 1t retains the form
and manner Of the old plays. II IS strict
~ upto date, and is adapted 10 modern
conditions.
In "ENpcricnCc." one sees in ten vivid
and dramatic scenes. the principal events
in the life oil Ill average Young man who
goes forth into the world in search Of
fame and fortune. The leading charac-
tcr-callch IUuth--SaYS farewell to
Love in the little country cottage, anu
with Ambition as his guide. sets forth
into the big world. He SuCcumbS to
various temptations and is On the high
road To FcrditIon whrn his salvation is
brought about through Il song he hears
outside Il church. The hoy. discouraged
IL Love and the little country cottage,
ami with his new friend Experience. he
returns to Love. having lost the first
fight but having won the greater vic
tory by conQucrlmg tho evils in his own
heart.
MrS>rs. Elliott. COmStock and Cost.
producers uf "E.NnrricnCr," have given
Mr.. llOhdrt'$ impressive play Il superb
stage setting. with ten brilliant scenes.
The play is enacted by company Of 81
characters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

Traffic oyer Tn" local and Mounds
viIl" divisions Of iii" Whc"ling Ira
iium system was interrupted Yesterday
rear I;"nWOOd Jun"ilnm II was nccrS-
sHry - transfer passengers for nrarly
al hour.
Miss Mabel Hun. VII" is confined ut
her h"m" on Marshall street with illness
j. inp"nVing
';ar;."I.! ruuuril No. =, -. l.. \. NJ.
viii hold is regular weekly business
mrclIug this evening ia ia" lndGc head
quarters in 1hr MrMr,h"n building.
I'm auction sal" wiil h" conducted this
aft"rnuun "m til" l;i."rVi"w Hiiilion to
Tins city. III thr car barn vicinity. All
If ih" building sites oil the addition will
w., altered for sale.
Miss Morris of Fifth street was host
"Ss {" The Standard Hearers of tho First
NJ T.. church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.ipi"rd "f Marys-
willie ar" III" quests If relatives here.
Rev f.. =. F"lcrs II! Youngstown.
g.. j. spending several days here with
friends.
Miss Mic" Mccall" Of Cameron is the
riirSi "f friends here.
Tn" Sh"rrlrd high school commence
wcnt will b" held Thursday evening.
May -.
\ hig lot sal, Will b. conducted ut
';l-nGa" next Tuesday afternoon when
,wrnrN-f"ur choice building sits aud
three bungalows on the Dnwcll addition
will J." Offered for sale at public auc-
inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
GRAND JURY CALLS
MANY WITNESSES
dozen BOOTlEGGING CASES IN
! VESTiGATEO, FOLLOWED BY
D1SLOYALTY PROBE.
Body Will Likely Be in Session Until
Late Tuesday - Report to
! Court Today.

Yesterday wus busy day for me
federal grand jury. From 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning until late IN me
afternoon the twenty men were at Nc
grind. More than Il score OF witnesses
were examined. The earlier part Of
the day was spent il intrrroSatInS
buotlcC"inc witnesses.
The greater part of The afternoon
Wis devoted 10 hearing an array oil
witnesses relative 10 alleged dis
loyalty charges preferred against
quite Il number Of persons. 1t was
rumOrcd about the federal building
lu;e in the afternoon that the grand
Jury will include several true bills for
alleged disloyalty acts in its report 10
the court today.
1t is likely that the grand jury will
no: adjourn before Tuesday afternoon.
\ recess will b. taken today at noon
until Monday morning. Monday III"
rest of the bOotlrssins cases will b.
investigated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

Big DAY SUNDAY
Sabbath Day Will Be Large Day for
Union ssion-Marks End OF
Bible Glass Rally.

The Bible class rail-. which has
been in progress during the week at
the Union mission. in which a mum.
Der Of prominent ChurChmcn Of This
city have taken part. will close Sun
day with elaborate services. it was
announced last night. The program
WIS not quite completed yesterday
but it was announced that Pliny O.
Clark. superintendent Of the Ohio
Valley General hospital, would pre-.
side and thar addresses would be de.
liyrrrd by ". w. Scott, William Hare,
W. l.. Saylor. W. -. Watkins. W. l..
Miller. II. l.. Bond and others. An
elaborate program is being arranged
for the evening II is probable thai
the purkcrshurc Union minnioncrs
will come 10 Wheeling tomorrow.
Last night the service was in
charge ur III" Vance Memorial Bible
class and Dr. !. VI. Potter. the pastor,
preached. Conversions 10 date mum,
Der los.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
TEST RECE|vERSH|P
Of ROYAL ARCANUM

BOSTON. May 1.-THE Unilel
States circuit court Ut appeals today
set May Ii for Il hearing on Il petition
brought by tn" supreme council Of the
Royal ArCanum. Il fralrrnal insurance
order, ~ test the validity Of the lp-
poinlmrni Of Il receiver by the district
court. Former Attorney General
Thomas j. Bnynton Of Massachusetts
was mad" receiver last month on petit
: ton OF tho holder OF Il death benefit
certificate. who alleged thai the re-
serve fund had been improperly adj
iminiStcred. The council claimed that
, the appointment was without notice
and illrunl
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son. I've got an awful. curiosity TO
know all about that.
6 Trail hitters Amaze Cobb.
In fine and in brief. it WAS one of
those regular sermons which Billy
= Sunday breaches. Bur when no was
done and the converts and the near
converts begun 10 tread IN" SawduSty
path 10 salvation there was SlSht
worth any mans while 10 watch II.
More than 500 hi, the trai! that night.
IL was the first time | had "ver Wit:
messed the trail-htting spectacle.
wouldn't have missed /; Tor Soou
deal.
In more respects than nuc-yeS in
dozen respeci$--it was note
worthy phenomenon. II was wonder.
full TO see the concrete evidence OF
ones man power. and ne neither
learned nor Il good orator, To sway Il
multitude and make 50 many OF lis
individual atoms do his bidding. II
was wonderful 10 see that. although
he had been eNhortinc al top-Speed
for more than an hour then. and mad
preached another long sermon IN the
afternoon. he still had enough en-.
thusiasm LEFT 10 clasp each hand OF
the hundreds OF hands outStretcaed
to him and 10 wish the owner nt each
separate hand God-Spf.ed in the new
life he or she. by this. sign pledged
himself or herself ~ follow ever
after.
But such duties a. these have been
part. OF the daily job Of all our sue.
cessful eyangelistS. | suppose. And
so TO me the most wonderful thing OF
all about it was the working OF the
Billy Sunday efficiency system. ttaa
\ manifestation OF the perfection OF the
Billy Sunday method by which, with
out confusion, withou, visible strain,
without hitch or a balk. thoSe. for
ward-pouring streams OF penitentS
were handled. guided and controlled
The men who drilled the cohorts Of
< the German war lord have nothing on
the members OF this mans personal
staff when it comes TO knowing how.
l know of but one exhibition OF CON
certed intelligence which may be
compared with it and that is the fash.
ion after which the crews unload the
show trains. and put up the big top
when the circus comes TO town.
The reviraliSt had fiishrd his ak
with one OF thoS" characteristic praE"s
of his directed toward the Judgment SEA:
on high in converse .ional tone which,
only would bc used b.. one who felt hin,
self to be throuShiy III Tho coniidcuc" nc
and on the basis OF Il ttr"ru'lG!I acuua in /
ance with the Almighty. 1t WAS more
than friendly. 'hat prayer was: Il had
almost the tom. Of Familiarity IN IT,
Dripping wet with sweat and with his
whine. ne tniShetl Iii" petition and gave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
on and its. smoothnesS or opera


| was where | could look down on
moving lines and study the upiurucd
! faces. Far hc II from IN" /" question
| the sincerity or the motive OF amy hu-
! man being engaged III an az; Of rel!-
! gi"u. nr al coutriiiun. but could not
: help but SUSPECT that II good many OF
! these trail hittcrS were actutteu. IN
: part at least, hy Il perhaps natural de-
! sire ~ share after some small fashion
+ in the drama OF Il thcatrically big mo-
! ncut. or. let Us say, by Il EcarninE To he
| able 10 huaSt afterwards that they pub
: !icly had shaken hands and !mIpprd
| famous rrIivallSt OF his generations
/ These. III my Judgment, might mainly
| he Identified by their half embarrassed
liaif-eNult;lnt !nc!n. II mrn. me-
! ucrvouSiy. But | would not risk thu as
S"rtiou that these persons We're IN the
! majority or even that they constitutes
any very considerable proportion OF thr
| minority. These persons were spaced III
! b',twccn men and women and chtldrr'l
who came up with CarncstncSS and con
| victIun in their bearing and In the LOOKS
! Upon their faces.
| l'roba bly, Srv"nty-Gvc per cent al til.
lrnil-hiitcrs were young: that is. they
| wcr" undo" iorty-iiHc, Thrc" IN i"Ir
| looked ;tS i: they might l." small clerks
or artisans. or else. working EiriS. SHOP
! girls. domestic servants. Nj! interest," !n;'
! circumstance WAS that fairly larS:
| nur! bar 1T them were evidently jewish.
!'ThIS was especially tru" Of the female
! contingent. / should say that one ~
! every ten or twelve OF thc younger wU-
| men was distinctly ni the Semitic type.
| lsy this | do not mean that Elly Sunday
| had made even IN Indirect effort at
proSclyIing mem bcrs Of their faith III
| the Christian religion cith"" III this ser
! mon or in any Other sermon have
heard him preach. during the revival
! which he is conducting this spring III
! New York. As ] interpreted the fact.
! his roughly dramatic style OF puipiicrr-
i ing had an especial appeal for IN" r"urc-
, s"ntativcs OF an Inherently emotional
| race.
| The trail-hitting was almost over. y
few >lrarsl,rs We're being h"rd"G fur
/ ward by volunteer workers VINO had be-
meeting Ali the nrh"rs-"ight hun
, drrd and more OF ih"uI---wcrc h"in-;
. LISTED and tabuIII"I ana. for all | know,
card-indcXed. Edgar S"lwyn, the play
! wright, standing ut nay elbow suddenly
| who on the stage does Sunday re-
| mind you OFF,
II give it up" ! said. ''Who?"
Eddie F"y." he said.
| l glanced again at the preacher.
tstudyinX his fac: and posture and sur"
enough Srlwyn WAS right. Billy Sunday
looks moro ;hau :; little bit like Eddie
| Foy And alter came 10 think It over.
| decided that his ro"" i'll its dry;
| humorous. uncturuS twist suggested
! Foy's and that. save OF his movements.
! Smack"d Of tn" comedians too. When |
SAY this think ! am cumpim"ntin@
j both of these distinguished gentlemen.
| Anh | iuaGir" too. that IL foy w"r" Il
| preacher IL. would preach much aS SU.
| day docs and TINT. II Sunday W'r" Il
| comic opera star. h" would sing and
dance much as t'oy sings and dances.
Copyright. 1917. by The Bell Syndi-
cate. Inc,)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
MAY BURY MORRIS HERE
Coroner Hobbs Unable to Locate the
Relatives of tuberculosis Victim.

Up to late hour last night,
Coroner r. C. Hobbs had been unable
To locate any relatives OF Dana G..
Morris. who died Of tuberculosis in
his ruo,u in local hotel Wednesday
morning. Unless some word Is re-
ceiveL today from relatives, Coroner
Hobbs probably will have to order
the body buried here by the county.
THE authorities have only the name
'ot Mrs. $ N .Rcdman. sister, who
mailed Norris letter: from Long
Island last August. but efforts to COM
imunira,r with her have been I'M
iaYaillnc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
TO EXTEND INCREASE.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., May Il
Secretary Daniels to-day recommend
ed 10 the House naval committee that
an increase in pay Of 81 Il month. al.
ready agreed on for enlisted men Of
the navy. b" extended 10 men Of the
naval militia. the reserve and naval
Volunteers The increase would equal
ize navy pay with thai Of the army.
Mr.. Daniels also asked for six months
pay for widow and children or de-
pendent relatives Of retired officers or
enlisted men on active duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
AFTER HETTY'S CASH.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Eugcnr NJ.
Travis. State comptroller. filed III the
Appellate division Of the Supreme
Court to-day an appeal from The de-
cisiOn of Surrogate Fowler. declaring
The late Mrs. Hetty Green 10 have
been a resident of the State of Yer
mont nj the time Of her death. Under
the surrogatc's decision the estate
would BE- taxed in Vermont and the
State of New York would lose 4 trans
fer tax Of several million dollars. The
estate has been yariOusly estimated at
from $lO0.0OO.000 to $150,000,O0O In
value
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
RIVER NEWS

The stage OF the Ohio river last
night was ) tccI inches and sta
tiunary. The steamer Milton departed
Al 1850 Tor MaIamOraS. and last night
at o'clock the steamer Liberty
duckCd from Marietta. Today the
steamer will clear Tor NtlamoraS At
II 80. The Courier will be down sun
day morning from Pittsburgh, cnroute
to Charleston and ON The same day
the steamer L. Dunbar will arrive
here from Charleston euroute TO
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
FIVE BOYS HELD

Five South Side boys. whose names
are withheld from publication because
of the juvenile court law, were arrest
ed last evening by Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad officer and confined Ia the
county Jail. They are alleged to have
been implicated in thefts down In the
B. & o. yards. The boys will be
turned over to the juvenile court to-
Ioy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
NEWS OF THE COURTS

4 $4,000 damage suit of Ida b. and
u. D. Wright ". X. c. McCracken
WAS filed in circuit court yesterday.
III involves farm transaction and
notes given. in the deal.
Judge II. NJ. Addleman yesterday
made permanent an injunction in the
case Of Sarah j. parShall vs.. Conrad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

Good. The defendant is restrained
from closing a road on G!rnnS Run.
Judge Alan Robinson OF criminal
court, sitting in vacation. Yesterday
directed the release Of Charles Clark
on his own rpconizanCc TO appear on
docket day Of criminal court. Earl
Earp completed a 60-day term Tor
selling liquor and was released on Il
CapiaS pro fine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
WAGES INCREASED.

SOMERSET, Pa, May .l.--FiSe 1hon-
sand coal miners III the Somerset coal
fields were notified to-day of an in.
crease in pay amounting 10 as high in
some cases aS % per cent, and OF Il
decrease in working hours from nine
10 eight hours daily. The new scale
became effective May l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
WAGES ADVANCED

CUMBERLAND. Md. May miners
in the Georges creek field wcrc today
granted an eight hour day and an in
rrcas" in wages Of 10 pcr cent. ApproNi-
mat"ly 5000 men arr affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
MECHEN

Wanted-Men, Boys and Girls for
light. clean factory work. Wheeling
Can Co., 47th ard Eotf Streets. It
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ufnlIuro
Makes a Dandy
Living Room
Wicker Chairs Rockers and Settees i'll Ivory, Gray
or Brown finish, upholstered with Tapestry or Gre
tonne, make the ideal odd pieces for the living room.
Right now VIC arc showing particularly good as
sortmcnt of this Furniture and in the Spring rear
1anccmcnt of your home don't overlook the posslblh-
ties Of new chair OF rocker similar to those pictured
above.
We have Genuine Wicker Chairs and Rockers to
match, with Real Tapestry Scat and Back, as low as
1895, others up to $24OO.
Another style of Living Room Furniture that is
very POPULAR and justly So is the large overstuffed
pieces similar to those pictured below. These big,
dowuv Sofas and Chairs are the climax of solid COM
fort. and you'll like the very fine display we are
showing in this department Of QUIZ big store
We haven't dwclt whole lot on price, but visit
TO our store will convince you that the savings
worth while.