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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
DUN'S REVIEW

NEW YORK, Dec. @7.-pun's tomor-
row will say:
"A year Of uncNcmpliflcd hch'"Ne-
mcnts nc:LrS its ending with the process
of economic adjustment acccntuatinG
,hc seasonal repression Of business ac-
tivitics. Recognition that the change
TO 4 rcarc basis. although continuing
STEADILY since early in November. Is
yct far from completed. intcnsiftes the
hesitation incidental tn inrcnt"rSlns
and other annual accounting. and Inc
prevailing disposition is to defer I'M
norIau, engagements unfit the future
outlook is clearer. That tho question
Of nricrs is nnd OF increasing SiGnih-
cnnco. there is abundant evidence. ana
many buyers are prompted 10 hold com
mitmcnts within the closest l'mhs
through the belief Tint the yieIdihE
tendencies lately developing in some
lending commodities will widen in thcLr
soon. with the return Of free mar
kcts. Yet the further removal. nttsr
january |. Of the arbitrary regulations
md restrictions affecting production
and distribution and prices. Will make
rossihlc the conducting OF operations
along more natural liH"s. and there is
confident expectation that the revival
nr regular domestic and foreign com
mrrcr. once il fairly commences. Viii
make gratifying progress. Weekly
bank clcarinEs, 1854. GIl .04t."
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Up IN
STOCK MARKET

.xr,,;. WORK pcr, .7--Covcring OF
shor, contracts WIS actor OK c"hSio-
cradle impOStan"'' "a t"-aa! Ntd. NJ =
prices IT genera r"%,E'EI"s ~, ~ .t. -
Come irrr-rla-i;y On profit taking to-
Son. Inc :rw conspicuous exccp-
,onsr;., n. better tread were St Paul
enn,r,nn au, preferred. some OF che sec
ondnrr ,.,alcrS and several Of the Other
ra3iS whose rental or coutractual rrla-
~inns with the government arc y"t 20 ~
definitely determined.
Far moro active. relatively. than
stocks. was the the bond market. tn"
turnover in that quarter aGgreEatinE
probably the largest total Of any SESSION
this year. Liberty bonds. with the
fourth. 4As At low record OK 40 ana
the first and second IS at new MN
NUNS OF $3.50 and $3.50 respectively.
contributed mainly to the extensive
dealings
GLIDING local fractions. hut gains IN .tfaH
quarter were not long maintained: ~ ~
pers also fell back on reports OF ADJ
tioral price cutting in affiliated metals.
Sl,ippingS oils. motors and equipments
vere the sustaining features, Cnite.s
Fruit scoring an extreme advance OF Z
Aolnts. Petrolcums an advance "'
POINTS and General Electric points
LcathcrS and tobaccnS were agar.
taken up by pools. which renewed tAelE
actiSitisS also II So-calicd food ShatSS'
The less distinctive SpcCiatucS W ere Yea
turcd by Sears Eoeonck al loI u =; 10 !,
vance United States Steel ended AZ a
slight gain after losing hall point
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares. 49,
Aside from the hcaviness OF me no
erty group. III" bond market iackec YEA,
1ure. foreign issues hoIdlnE tir 5n "a o"n
sales, tpar ralue) aggregated $3-.,'"V"n
Old United States registered Is IosN ~
per cent on sales.
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IRON REVIEW

NE,y YORK. Dec. 2T.-The Iron Ago
vii cav tomorrow at the close or the
year 1915. never 10 be forgotten "ccau.S
IL mai Fixed III" attainment OK tnH run
trades greatest contFinu,'un ~ -.
! ming Of the War. conditions CONTRAST
sharply with those which prevailed NJ
khc end Of 1917 Then the operations Q.
einanufacturine plants. Par'culH'ts 80 h.:
furnaces. ~crs seriously haH''Fi'u ~!
m, iuadccuate supply OF materials due
largely to tho extreme cold weather. but
the mild weather this winter ara Inc Ho-
eral supply Of cars haze made CONDITIONS
much more satisfactory. Theh ene GOV
ernment price fixing policy haG become
established and shortly before thriStrn:GS
the War Industries hoard had recon-
rnended to tho presidrn, the extension OF
the prices promulgated lat" IN tnH pr
cctlinC September. anus relieving 'h'
%o,- that tho srhsdlIl" would De reduced.
Now tho trade witnesses IN" voluntary
lowering Of prices of rig iron AND I'm
tshed material by most OF tho nAutac-
tuners Then there was 4 decided scare
fly Of lahE Will" no" IN" pr"Nc'n u
how tho returning soldiers and Tho ON
plorccs discharged from war industries
f&u,ili find Jobs is causing no little anN!-
cty q, Washin cton and n industrial cen
ters. Tho p"rcrntns" 81 nutpui o'
ing n,,dr for tho government was rap
iilI,. ior-casiny while now II q even
more rapidly declining. Then Ill
Thoughts were concentrated on no" 20
render the mos; efficient services In IN"
cause OF tho United Stnt"S and its alII"S:
vhilc now all efforts AZ" directed toward
an orderly r"adju$tm"n' "t industries
Tn orcanizinS for the post wax extension
OF commerce independent steel manu-
facturrrs have nam"d IN: now "xL"T;
conn,nv rho North American S'"cl I'-n-
ducts corporation selected AZ president
E. A. r. Clarke. long prominent rs
anutacturcr or steel. ana curing inc
\war A yery nrtiy, worker in corporation
with tho govrrnmcn, IN" regulation Of
vices without legislation. Exporters
no are no, manutacturers have *
Pressed anxiety as 20 "hc'ree ms
aoursc Of supply would r" c:sr off by
the new organization. bu; IL j. au,hori.
. tatively stated that tho corporation viii
hcl,so conducted az 10 Civ" 10 Grounf!
Tor complaint on the part or exporting
houses which will hc able to obtain steel
from IL or from other companies. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

ncw form Of contract which has heen
nxr-.u upon by ;iir contract committee
Of th. American Iron and Si."l :NSttu'''
.r>crp, as Ia "A few details : ">p"ctcd -
have an important mIlu"urr on S'ahu-
ardizing contracts and *i"hh!!|''S corr
ditions II 5 intended 10 prevent l"'n
ovrrScllini: and over buying. |" oihd
n,th buyer and SELLER and IL h@ strong
enough t. resist all attempts III cttcrl-
laIiun. The new attempt /" nIaN" con-
tracts NOR" than options viii :r"hhh!H
be- inaugurltcd At an carly date ana may
~. >ut,irctri To Srvrr.. irStS during me
read iuStrcnt period. sellers c"nt.nu"
TO cali attention 10 high COS, aud ln"
stocks and il, certainly is 'ru" thht IN"
stocks Of pig iron in furnaces IS E'r!
low, but there is an increasing ,"n .',I,,
on the part ~ pig iron sellers I" accept
tn. new schedule which reduces prices
81 p.r ton oh SalrS for delivery after
January |. \ few furnaces sun IhSlS.
that they Will not r"duc" prices. nut II
is uruhtblc that at an carly date. tho
quoting Of the lower level will prevail as
To n very large percentage Of IN" TON
nay,. still IL b.. sold for the first half or
lcio. Statistics show. however. that
man. furnaces arr sold up to July l. as
To ~ percent OF their estimated pro-
ductinn.
In. finished materials there is very
It'll. buying ut III" nrw schedule THIS
causes no disappointment. Tor IL was hnt
expect ed during the holiday season WIN
SO much uncertainty existing TOR Earl-
Gus reasons as 10 the future that buying
would be active. Implement manu- &C
turcrs arc dlsplcasrd on account ~ INC
announcement Of tn" new price Sch"du!e
Then they rrcniv" a concession o. -
rer Ton on bars. about the middle or the
YEAR. they entered hard and fast con-
tracts To which they must adhere. Now
they say their customers having hrarc
Of \ now reduction arc Cndnarorlng &c
cancel contracts for implements. despite
tho fact that most of the steel has beer
delivered.
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Curb Nlaing Stocks.
EGGS WILL CONTINUE
TO SELL HIGH HERE
No Relief IN Sight Until Hens Begin
Laying LII South-nuster
Supply Limited.
F.rgs sold higher in the !

Eggs sold higher in the local market
This Christmas than for years and were
Sc3rr. Tho average retail price WAS
"a cents uuttcr rrlail"d at nm average
If &c cents the pound. II was as n'Gh'
il not higher, this Christmas than lor i
long time. ;, ,.o,-
Wheeling wholrsnlc dealers said Fcs-
,crdoy that /; ia possible: that butter ny!
AK. n drnp after thr holidays, nut w
inIjr,iinns arc eggs will continue slrau!
uuiil ahuu; the latrtr part OF Jana ui! :,
AIuu.. about the first "i III" Yrar mems
in ihr south will begin laying as lnc
w,>,,hcr becomes warmer. Shiphith'H
frn., there to this section VIII rSNcfc
,h, situation some until the hens neh.n
th.ir sprjnc laying in this part OF VIZ"
,,n,,n;ry II was stated that inc primer
mi reason for the high cost W GEES IL
hat lire government several m"hlnS hs"
,onk over 80 per cent Of all Gigs III 'nc
country for IN" army. ~
There is nj present II ihiF Supp'S ".
chickens in the local market. out are
Si,.h rr,nllinE at more than 6o cents II
,,nund The supply Of dressed turkeys Is
,,hnut exhausted Dealers hnuGht Sar'
trIIy If The, American fowl TINS holluhS
hcrausn of III" high pro" my WIZ
Tnrrrd To DAY and they feared 'h' r'''-
SINNER would fail To buy nj III" hlEh prUe
II was reported S'Strtdh! ma ~
coIly all Wheeling district wh"I"Ha'' nHu
retail dealers have cleaned UP Oh '"r''
supplies.
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Fred Howril. Of somcrton. spcn!
Christmas with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
s. \. Howell.
Inhn por.crticld. Of South Dakota.
spent one day last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Foreman. Of Spcldcl. Ohio.
McsSrS. Amos and John Copeland. az
Sumcr;nn. spent Saturday ana sunday
with their cousins. Ernest and Holmes
Iinwc!l
Miss Ruth Baldwin. teacher n IN" +.
r. =. spent tine Weekend with Miss;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams. OF
Rarnrsv,lin. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs l.. l.. Fisher.
john Howell spent Wednesday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert iowci
~ SonIcrtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs car; Warrick. of Tilt"ns-
viilr spent Sunday with the lhit"rS par
cnts MIR ard Mrs. William iotfnrr.
Mrs. Anna Davis and Mrs. fi"nzi
Davis. IL Goshen Ridge. spent Christmas
wi;n the family % Emmett C"nhrI;
Mrs. Dallas Goodman and daughter.
Miss "rcda. - Spridel. were visiting
RELATIVES. ~. HIrnrSv!ll" Tuesday.
Mrs. Nmah Turkey. Of Spcid"l. wh" has
been seriously ~. Is not improving az
her friends would wish.
Mrs. Lc.. Moore Mrs. Jesse M"lloit.
Herman Moore. and Leonard Underwood.
. ar" i'll OF influenza:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Goodman and
family. Of Spcldcl spent "Wednesday with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Good
man.
Miss Crawford Is spending vacation
week III her home west of l'arn"SrilIH..
Jennie. the little daughter OF Mr.. "nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
purrER, EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Dec. "7.-Rutter-Mar'
kc, easier: creamery higher than ~
,ras, Gsi.c: coz scorc) extras on"
6Sisc: tirs,s. C. u n Csc: packing stock
current mako. No. ., 4lEc.
Tgge-Markrt firm: fresh eathcrc"
extras. Ga Csc: fresh gathered reEu-
,or nnckcd extra firsts. 65G Gee: DO
tirs,s G3TGic: state. Pcnnnsylvan'a
and nearby western hcnnrry whites
Gnc 10 fancy. Sedi SIC: state. PennsFl-
yania and nearby hrnncry whites Or
binary TO prime. 1NT soc; DO browns
7oT1.c: do. gathered browns ana
mixed colcrs. G3TGSc.
Chcesr--Markrt firm: whole mix
fats. fresh specials. 37fl"' 1ac; 90
average run. 25I$ T36l.c.
roultry--Alirc. steady: chickens ""c'
fowls. go 35c; old ROSTERS &c; tuI
trys. 2nT3Sr. Dressed, steady: west
crn turkeys, 3STi5c: others Unchanged
Flour--Market firm.
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Barueryi1le Briefs

~, ,,-...., ,o.I;ar rn-ne will moot
=, ~" " "'l,'" J., hn,I this evening ut
IN !. -; ~ INV. ,to,1o,cn - To-.
sired: s.c
I3rE" NUM- :" rh-;s,p,s d,rcc
wore T" ,r ~ hniI Wednesday even
~ III "''@''''e '''''' ''',
Mt. ana MIS- y. ~" t,, ,,n-,hnrr
Ton aH'nH" WI. "n' "r!"I' III" ~ ,,,o,,-
nt thr I"i'r,S' Ihn WIZ . ~ ~.
inT AT thHlr rninr ms 'Srriht' ,;,,,o
Or and Mrs. kFlr M'iirr una ..,,I
son Phillir. "f North lLnc"'n 2frnue'
ar" VISITING r"Ia''S,,S XnI,r.nr and
hr. ann NIN' r'"!," ,L r-h,.,
moe" MIS- f"''n !'oN". y,
nu' e'r"r' pr" NI*,l''E VIZ, ny
arr MrS. ~. '",- IT, ~ ,t,. 'a,,j Ir,.Io
Mr.. and Mrs a.; u. M""k "n@ ,!..'
dauehrr -, 81 ia r.v'',. S,, W..
4. Judt!ns. Of Fac SCUM s;r"r 1,,. ho,,
MISS Fi"l"n Stnh"nr3K"T. W." W." =, !
Sn"nd'nF IN" "a, ''"
un"l" h"T UNI. w n.y. MI -
Ion o. "nnH'" m'E r'' u '''''' - ~
nor" or ~ go c,,L ,-,-,-cr
Miss Fam" F'rr ~ Hn,I' ,-,.n
street. is wang nrr -,,,., r."~
fini ~ N''H'hc' III" -"'S: ''''''N >'
~ kr"n. r,iI o..,,,,c
H'S NHHT'N '" r:..,, g.,
ls N'F'h~ "' r'i'''N"N ""'' ''''' w
Ne" ln'l1"r,n!,,"' -, -,.rir,. IF PITTS
'''''' n,;,; ,t.ir >, -nr.e
hnrGh ar" vis',Inr VIZ .n'r W.,
NJ. ana YRS ~ ( N'''''''' -
Man S'FrF. -, ,,,, ,,:,d
Mr.. IN" NrF. = "l>I'. ,t.i,.
ron nf lrl"n'"W" ~ ~ .,,.;
nar"''lS' MI. "'h yrs ) ~ ''"''N''"' -
North i'h"r'rn' street.
F"v. and Mre. G''"rG" y S'n'h. =,
T"lIair> a"Hn' T'h-'r'Tnas WI" w. "'','
'frs. T0hr W. k'r'; "f Nrft 'n"r,H
street Th"'r son '.'"nt SH"'a"r H.
who IVA" h""n 80 irHiH'n" ~ ! N" ~
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GOOD SUPPLY OF FRUIT .
AND VEGETABLES HERE
eh,nren+s Arriving Better IN toeal
Market-GreonEtuff Gradually Au-
vnncilg.

Produce shipments arc arriving De-:
in the Wheeling district during inc "Ss
week and there is nov n Go"d SunP'E "
Vegetables and fruit in the market ~ ~
winter advances the prices become 1T
Ito hiEhc; .,o,, ,uot,-
tinns Of III" principal commodities az
issued yesterday. .. r. ,.rn
White ;,otat0"s. rwi.. MA N E'''"'
sweet uointnrs hnmpcr. $3.50:
Cnhha 20. barrel. So 25 n 5a'"o.
Oniuns. cwi, 81 n S2.23.
Oranges. crate. 81.
lemons crm'r. s.. "a n !S''.
Grarc Fruit case. S1.c5 ~ S"'o'
Grnnrs kcC So n $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
rrrsBURaR LIVESTOCK;

pITTSRl EGH. T'rc. -. - Ca'ti" -
Mark., s,cady: supply light: prlm"'
sl6 90: veal calves. $19.Nnm i':'o'
Shcrp--AIarkri Sr"ntT: supply IIEh' ;
,r;rne wcthrrS tn0"G 1o.on: culla and
common. EG0o6i4.5o: lambs. $1,000"
$3.50. -,
Uore Market steady: rrccirta 4"
dn1Ih!.-d"ci carloads: pr,m" h"aFi"S
ard heavy workers.. slT.G5: light YORK
rrs ard PIGS. Sis.5hM 100: rouEh'. Sl'
TlG5a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. -. - The loca
,,nrro, far raw sugar was steady ant
unchanged. at 7.@Sc for centF'l usai "
tho r"fincr. The committee .Ip'' W.
purchases nj 5%.5oh bags OF eun"" r;,,
In refined the demand Is very 'e''
and prices arc unchanged TO n.S
for fine graduated. Severat 81 'hc -.
finrrs arc still out Of the narkc'' anu
they NIL seem to be behind on deliveries
so that the lct-up in demand IS sN'"t
thcm an opportunity TO eaten up vi
,hrir old orders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
GAINESVILLE

Funeral services over tn" remains OF
Mr.. Walter McT:1frcsh will h" held from
tho hrm, ~ Watt avenue this m"rninf
n, ninc o'clock Rev. Carl Gilmnr" OF IN"
Main street NJ. T.: church "ttIcfati nE,
Tho death OF Mr.. M"Elfr"*h ""rHrr"a on
Tuesday ni:,hi nj TN o'clock. death rr-
suI,inC FROM On"up,rria. following an
iIInr..s Of Influenza: He was 81 years
" ago. ard besides his VIII" and Nv"
rhil1rcn h. leaves his father. Horny
N"Flfr""h and IN" sister. VINO was N'SS
Tri,ln NnElfrosh before h"r marriage
hr,h nf near B:all"~vill". The r"ma, ms
will be taken to Malaga cemetery Tor
hMriHI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Ohio. DEC. 2'.-~' l">'FSE"N
Prime cash and December N".H'
January. S25.45: February. S"':s' '=
March. $e5.5Its
hlsikc Primo cash and December
Sl9Ta: March, $l9.?h.
T,nc,,hv--primc cash. cld. $3.50; new
and December. 500: January. s5.n5
March. $50.
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Mr.. Dave Miner.

Mrs. Dave Miner passed away at the
hrmc on Fast south street carly lAurS.
tlav morning. She was nineteen years or
arc and besides her husband Sh" leaves
M infant child. Funeral S"rriCnS MIL
h. held rridar aftnrnnor and iu'"rm"nt
will be made in III" Southern cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. D"c. II. Vs..
Crrntsrrd ,Iin !::trIl,Ecucrs ny A. IL
,astcu < Ca. mcr.ncrs Of tho Nc" fetA
srocls kxchargc. National Eank .Bu!iu'
,ns Wheeling, w. Va. Louis /. sraha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec. -. rs.
Furnished the intclIlsrnccr by 4. Il
Nastcn & Co. members cr the New York
Stock Exchange. EnilUnul Banb Build.
ing Wheeling. W. Va. Louis i. Brand
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. and Mrs s. B. Npylnr. Of Mt. Hcl-
Is. entertained Tho following nj Christ
mas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Skinner ard family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Naylor and family. II west OF
Bnrncsville. and Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. IA. Doc HI.--Grrdit bal
anccs. 81. Runs. An.iIh barrels: aver
pcc. 7o.612 barrels. Shipments. $3.50
barrels; average. 4H.I63 barrels.
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Wllfi...i%Li ". Va, Dc. -. is.
lurn,st,rL G.c Int, !I,Ert,'rr uy \. (.
Nnsien K CO.. members "c tie New Icra
Stock Exchange. National iiauK l3urld.
M WhccIiux. ~. Va. Louis j. BranG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28

WHEELING, w. Va. Drc. 81. 'ls.
Furnished Ito InielliEencer oy'A- z
Mnsten 4 Co. nrombers Of tho New THorh
1tock Exchange. National Rank Build,
nE. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. Brand
manager.
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Standard OH Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 81. rs.
Furnished the Insa;iigencer by A. b
Mastcn & Co. members OF tho New YorI
stock Exchange. National Bank Buile'
Ing, wheeling, w. Va. Louis F. Brand.
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NJ. Y. STOCR EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. -. IS.
FURNISHED the 1nlriiisence- By "A. u
xa.ten & Co. members OF the New 1oFA
stock Exchange. National Bank bui1o'
tnx. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis r. sEano
manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WH;r:LiN,;. W. Va. lr"r; =. ~
D,,ir nup,nlinn list Wheeling stock
t,1rhanrc. complied for the lntcIliGen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-28
ADVANCES IN
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. @7.--Sharp advances in
III" corn market resulted To-day from
persistent mraE"rncss nf arriving sup
plies. At ono tim" tho December option
showed an overnight jump OF. = cents
prir"s closed unsettled. varying rom INC
snmr.as Yesterdays finish u G9sr high
or with january $l.4@H TO Sl.i2& anu
May sl36a. t" sL%G7 Il. oats gained &c
ID NC and provisions 10 cents 10 vi
- - IjnI.n High. Low close.
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The U-oman'a Prlicf Corps will mr"t
in 7. q. q. +. hall this evening nj
<""vn o'clock: \ good ATTENDANCE" IS de-
sired.
4 largo number Of nu: nf town G7l"st'
wcrr rrr~rNt NJ IN" Christmas dare"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-23

Ono set OF ingredients that have been
used with great success for children's
summer frocks includes wolfe, wash
satin, colorcd embroidery silks for
fancy stitching, and little crochet but
tons. They have been put together in
many ways In frocks for little girls
from three to eleven or twelve years
old. Distribute Il set to each OF a half
dozen designers, or designing mothers,
and the result will be another half
dozen fetching little dresses, each
worked out according to the age Of tho
little II who ls to wear 1t and the
fancy Of Its maker. A coatee, or jack
ct effect, is likely to make its appear
ance among them.
Anywhere, from the time she steps
beyond the limit Of %babyhood until she
Is about to enter the ilappcr stage,
cOaicc dresses arc among the priced
possessions Of the little girl. Here is
one Of them for II little miss Of eleven,
made OF tho aforementioned set OF
ingredients. If any one is able to com
binc them In better proportion, to bet
ter or as good effect. Let her send I'm
her recipe for the benefit Of a waiting
multitude Of mothers.
This little frOck is OF white wolfe
with fancy stitching and shocking In
blue. Blue wash satin is used for the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-05-23

sometimes we see n suit or dress
which has been presented by its design
err without any attempt to depart from
good, accepted standards of style in its
construction. The charm Of such a de
sign lies in other things thar original
ity or startling novelty. 1t is embodied
IN the best use Of all the means at
hand to make q perfect garment of its
kind. A lovely example Of this con
sentative and elegant designing is
shown in the suit Of embroidered Ter
sey-made for wear in midsummer
pictured here. 1t is in French gray
with embroidery in white and will
please every discerning IN
There is nothing to say of it's design
that is not told by the picture. The
skirt and coat are both cut on the
simplest lines and cmbclliShcd with n
wide band Of embroidery. The belt,
of h material, is narrower than is
usual in this seasons suits and finished
with a small, rrim bow at the front
and the fastening of the coat ut the
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Don't Re Afr aid
OF Your Nu eaIs
Take "Eatonic" and Laugh At
Stomach Troubles

III. l.. Kramer, the nan who origin
ntcd Cascarcts, has discovered a sure,
safe, Qu~ick-acting relief for bad stom-
aclls. He named it EATONIC for your
Stomach's sake.
You can eat anything you like now
and digest it in comfort. for stomach
ease is positively assured if you eat
an EATONIC tablet regularly after
each meal.
EATONIC acts directly with the
food the moment it enters the stom-
ach. 1t Immediately checks any ten
dency toward too much acid and en-
ablcs the food to pass from the stom-
ach into the bowel in n swcctcncd con
dition, and thus prevents the forma-
ton Of sour distressing gases that up
set digestion and nus n blOatcd, dull,
lumpy feeling that makes your
FOOD REPEAT.
EATONIC enables you to eat your
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collar and cuffs and for the narrow
belt, and tiny white crochet buttons
iinish them Off. Shocking takes care
OF the fullncss OF the frock mt the
front and provides, ut the same time,
n decoration that outlines the jacket.
Feather stitching appears at the top
Of the hem md ut the neck md across
the shocked front Of the dress. The
sleeves are threc-quarter length. For
Il tiny girl Of four to six or seven years
the blue satin may be left out and
wolfe used for belt, collar and cuffs
outlined with leather stitching In
blue.
White Isle stockings and low black
slippers arc appropriately worn with
this attractive little dress. 1t la dur
DC and inexpensive and 1t is not at
nll difficult to make. All these are
good points hat will recommend It TO
sensible mothers.
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fill and laugh ut indigestion, dyspcp-
sia, heartburn, "Sour stomach" and al
the other bugaboos OF "thc-man-afraid-
of-hiS-Stomach."
Kramer says: "EATONIC should be
in every home ready for use after ev-
cry meal. An EATONIC tablet will
aid you naturally to easily digest
and assimilatc-your food can be thor
oughly enjoyed without the slightest
danger Of misery from acid stomach.
! strongly advise every one to take EA-
TONIC after meals. To correct bad
stomachs and keep them in perfect
condition, it is n most wonderful dis
covcry."
If EATONIC fails to give you
prompt stomach relief, your money
will be refunded soc buys Il large box
at any drug store. Or write to Eatonic
Remedy Co, 1918 S. Wabash Ave-, Chi
cago, u. S. a.