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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-01
FEMALE MANUAL TRAINING
TEACHER AT 5LUEFIELo'
~ AssocIated Pressl

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March l.
A woman has been appointed to teach
manual training In the Beaver hsn
school, at Bluefeld. to succeed the
former instructor, man. VINO was
taken away by the call TO armed ser sL
vice for his country. The woman M
structor's work IS highly SATISFACTORY
according to L L. Friend, state sup per
viSor Of high schools, who recently
visited the Bluedeld school.
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x. Of C. Dance.

The local Knights of Columbus VIII
hold a dance in the new Nod bu1io-
inc in Market street Monday even ing'
March 18th. the proceeds from wh1Sn
will 20 to the Red Cross and the y,
Of G. War fund. A committee Ifoul
the lodge will meet IN con1un Gu
with members OF the Red cross 10 az
-anee for ticket selling.
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BARRIERS Increase Rates.

The local BARRIERS have Joined IN an
agreement to advance their rates. IN
der the new scale, hair-cuts wiz be
forty cents, while sha7es and tones
viii each be twenty cents, to take et-
feet from Monday.
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A BIG DANCE viii be given by the
Detroit-steere employees in Eagles
Han Warrington, W. Va, Saturday,
march 2. 1918. The vfbbard orches-
fra wiI furnish the music for the oc-
cSs:on- Admission 75c a couple EX-
ira lady CSC, Everybody Welcome
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Return 70 Camp Hancock.

Sergeant Lee McNicho1s S. B.. and
Private Edward McNicho1s. A 3, OF
the 10th Penn. Regiment have return
ed to Camp Hancock. Augusta, Geo
RIA, after visit with their brother,
Thomas McNichoIs.
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Harold I. Arnett, Of this city, no"
IN the Z. s. service, was among tns
thirty west Virginia boys selecteo t .!
the war Department as caao2eaee A0i
the offcers' Training Camp.
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Surprise Party.

Harry R. Michael was given a sur
prise party at his home TWO nau e
west of the city Saturday eVenln8 u
honor Of his 41st birthday. a Eery
freshmeats being served at az late
hour.
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leaye for Fiorida.

MT. and Mrs James c. Cocirane. o.
High street, viii leave Sunday LOT
Florida where they viii spend SeVeE@ q
months. 2ir. Cockrane has been sur
ferinz from an illness foc some Ilnte
viii he Of benefit to his health.
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T-.1rferrsd- = parIsefsburq.

Waiter n osDay, who has fog 2
number Of years been located here a1
the head of the right Of way depart
ment Of the Eureka Pipe Line Com
oeuy. has been transferred to Parkers-
burg. to. which city he and his mother
w1l remove in a few days.
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hhend AnniversarY.

Forty-sfx members of the local E
Of P. lodge and Pythian Sisters attend
ed the Pythian Sisters anniversary
exercises at Fairnont wednesday
night. returning on a special interur-
ban car at midnight. -.
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Out AGAIN.

Walter afatheny who has been laid
up for the past month at his home
near hero suffering from badly
strained hip, Is recovering and IS able
to be IN town again.
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-. ni+ner Iands.

John PIfner Lanos.
Rasnett of this city from John Pitner'
yT1o is in the Q. S. Army service, the
latter tells Of his safe arrival IN
Resigns Position.
Edward Haggerty has resigned from
the nosition Of mail man for the 3;
and 8. Company the place being f1tleo
bv Lawrence Rush, OF HoushtoVTn'
who has taken charge Of the work.
Mrs. Allen Returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Allen ana
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-01

lIttie SON have returned from wheel
ing where MS Allen has been m
North Wheeling Hospital Toe some
q health.
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D.It, Aloha Meets.

The Delta Alpha Bible class OF the
NJ. E. church held business meet1nS
at the church last evening A1er tLle
business session, social hour was cd
joyed.
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Aoed cItIzen VerY Do.

Joseph Masters, an aged citizen, Is
critically III at his home one mile west
Of the city. It is feared he via not
-ecovar -
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recover.
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Mrs. Kate Baker ealIed on heF son.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
"GASLESS SUNDAYS"
BAN is NOW LIFTED
But Motorists Must Conserve Spir-
it, SAYS Dr.. Garfield.

."Gasless Sundays" have been de-
clared OF till further notice. This
Sunday and the next Sunday. too,
one may get out the old bus and eat
up the road.
But after that-who knows? Not
the Fuel Administration, for there is
a string on the withdrawal to the
effect that IL may be necessary to
renew the request after two weeks.
About a week ago, the Fuel Admin
tstratfon announced that it hoped to
call of the motorless Sunday appeal
after October Is and substitute, If
necessary, a variable voluntary con-
servation whereby every motorfst
every day in the week would be asked
to curtail his use OF gasoline to the
extent the overseas requirements at
the time might necessitate.
This hope Of a more equitable con-
servation method to be ready for sub
stftution apparently Is withdrawn in
the Fuel Administrations statement
tonight, as the proviso is made that
the admittedly inequttable "gasless
Sunday" may be established again
n necessary and the admission Is
made that the Fuel Administration
stIu Is considering what further. or
other measure OF conservation may
be needed"
At the administration there was an
attitude that conservation on the
scale Of large curtailment such as
bv rnotorless Sundays might be un-
necessary for the winter. at least,
because Of the decreased use Of cars
IN the winter and because the gaso-
line resources hereafter will be ham
died in a manner to give first call to
overseas needs and leave to CIVILIAN
uses only what is left.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
mo INCOME TAX
FOR PRESIDENT
Supreme Court Judges Also
Exempted by Senate
4 Committee.

rhe specific provision In the rev.
enus bin imposing the payment Of
an income tax upon the President Of
the United States. Justices Of the
Supreme Court and judges OF all the
inferior courts was stricken out by
the Senate Finance Committee yes
terday- The tax on State, county
nd municipal bonds was also elmi-
nxfed
BY striking out. the language in
the bin which named the President
and the judges as among those who
should pay the tax, the measure Is
left exactly as the existing law IN
its application to personal income
from any source President Wilson
has always paid his income tax, al
though not required specifically to do
50. The House bill sought to make
the payment by the President and
all other Federal and State officials
mandatory so that none would De
exempt
The elimination Of the section i'm
posing a tax on the interest upon
bonds issued by a State or any po-
htical subdivision was in response 10
a very widespread protest from state
and city officials. New York, Chi
caSo, San Francisco and other ciues
sent representatives to the Senate
committee to protest against this fea-
ture OF the House bill
Senator Simmons. chairman OF the
Finance Committee. said that In
striking out these provisions the
committee had decided upon nothing
to go in the bill to replace them.
Whatever amount OF revenue may
be lost through the excision will be
made up on other rates in the bill.
=. Men in Service Exempt
The committee changed the sec
tion which gives exemption to per-
sons insthe military or naval forces
by restoring il to the form in which
it passed the House. The section
was changed at an earlier session
of the Senate committee so as to
limit the exemption to soldiers and
sailors actually in the field and this
restriction was removed so as to
make exemption general up to $4,000
Senator Simmons announced, how
ever. that the committee intends to
devise some method of differentiat-
ing between officers in actual serv-
ice and those known as swivel
chair officers, so that the latter
will not receive the benefit Of an
exemption.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
WINTER WILL SEE
GREAT AIR ACTIVITY
American Planes Rapidly Going
Across to Harass Huns.

tIr the war should be protracted
into the winter there will be no wait
ing until next spring" for impor-
rant military operations.
Army men say that the airplane as
a war machine has not only been
perfected but is present on the line
in such numbers now that the en-
envy will be kept busy, winter quar-
ters or no winter quarters. This was
not possible during any previous
winter of the war. The United States
"a now sending over machines as
fast as they are turned out, and
the official statements are that there
will be a steady increase in the as
sembfing and transportation Of
danes Some idea of what is ahead,
the experts say. may be had from
the fact sent over here specially by
Cen Pershing less than ten days
ago that a bombing expedition large
ly composed of American machines
dropped thirty-two tons Of explosives
in an important area behind the en-
envy lines
That the airplane can operate free
ly in the winter is demonstrated by
the fact that il is effective at all
times in the coldest strata OF the
air at the greatest elevations.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Big Values in Family Remedies.

MnItine Preparations,
S1.I0.
Philips Phospho Mu-
rate Quinine, Soc.
Pape's Dinpepsin, 43c.
Philips Milk of Mag
nesia. 23c and 39c.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, 9Sc.
ResinoI Ointment, 4sc
and Soc.
De Wits KID ey
PilIsj small size. 43c.
CnmpbeIl's Arsenic
c o m p ! e x;ion wafers;
small size, 43c, large
size, S3c.
CalOmcI and Soda Tab
lets, any strength; 100
in bottle, 19c.
Campho Method Lol-
enges, for coughs and
colds, 23c.
CyStoRcn (or Lfthia-
ted Tablets, 43c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Doan's Kidney Pills,
Sc.
Nuer SarsapariIIa
with Potassium Iodide,
a powerful blood puri-
fer: regular 81 size, Soc.
Scotts Emulsion, 5sc
and SI.O8.
swamp Root, 4ec and
soc.
PILLS, TABLETS, AND
WATERS.
Pierce's Anuric Tab
let's relieve uric acid and
rheumatism, 48c.
AIophep Pills (P. ID.
q Co.'s 100 in a bottle,
Soc.
Lady Webster Pills
(aloes and mastic); 100,
25c.
IkaI Inc Antiseptic
Tablets, for catarrh, 1ec.
Dosn's RcCuIettes, 2sc.
Edwards Olive Tab
lets (trial size, 1Oc), 25C
size, zoe.
astro gen Tablets,
Soc.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Groves Laxative Bro
mo Quinfne Tablets, 23c.
Hfli's Cascara Quinine
Tablets, zoe.
BichIorfde Tablets, an
tiseptic douche, 29c.
BeII-Ans, for relief of
indigestion; s m a est
size, zoe, large size, 5Jc.
soc Stuart's Calcium
Waters, 43c.
Shac wafer~, for re-
lief of headache and
neuralgia; Csc size, zoe.
S5c Schenck's Man
drake's Pills, relieve
constipation; zoe.
Stry cb nine Sulphhte
Pills, any strength; 100
in bottle, 18c.
25c TUFTS Liver Pills,
zoe.
25c ZymoIe Trokays,
relief of husky sore
throats, zoe.
ycth Encrycscent
! Headache Tablets, 23c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
ALL KNITTING NOW
FOR OVERSEAS MEN

No more knitted articles made
from materials provided by the Red
Cross will be distributed directly to
irafted men. This order, issued yes
terday. is due to the limited supply
OF yarn.
Supplies of yarn on hand are suffi-
Client only to provide for require
n,ents of foreign relief and military
relief departments of the Red Cross.
The Red Cross also announced last
nlxht that 1t would no longer dis
tribute comfort kits to men in train
ing camps.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

rnanship In the event that the Repub-
iicsns gain control Of the next House-
Mr.. sterTing's death-is the second TO
occur among the members q the
House in two dayx, the death Of
Representative MeeSrer. Of Missouri.
having taken place yesterday.
Former Speaker Cannon made the
formal announcement Of Mr.. steriings q
death and the House adjourned in
respect 10 his memory after oesiSna-
ting a committee to attend the
funeral services
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

property custodian. She says America
has no right to hamper the commercial
development of German interests after
the war. and points to various treaties
which she claims supports her con-
tentiop-
The sale Of German-owned ships Is
declared to be an endeavor Ito shackle
through measures OF force the oppor-
tunities Of German shipping interests
to develop in the future"
Because Of the wide activities of
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

the alien property custodIan's ONCE
against German-owned concerns in
this country. the Imperial German
government refuses to give the United
States government any information
regarding the treatment of American
property in GeYmany.
American property interests taken
over by the German government In
Germany, however. are estimated here
at only N4oooooo The total value of
enemy property taken over by Mr..
Palmer here Is between 500 900 600 and
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Creams
and
Lotions.

Nine. Du Four's
Derma Alba LiQ-
uid Face Powder,
flesh or white,
roc, 3ec.
Hagan's Magno-
liza Balm, regular
75c size. 65c.
Sempre Giovine,
a cream in cake
form; 60c size,
4Sc.
Barnard's Com
pleNiOn Cream will
remove tan, freck-
les, pimples, black
heads and red. oily
skin by applying a
little every night
1-oz. jar, 25c.
Kinds II o n e v
and Al m o n d
Cream, soc size,
43c.
Frostilla, Z o T
rough skin, 25C
size, 21c.
Due h e sne AL
mOnd and CuCum =
ber Cream will
heal rough skin,
sunburn and wind
burn and make
the skin soft and
white: regular 15c
size, 5gc.
D. & r. Cold
Cream. 10c. 21c,
32c, 42c and re.
Packers Charm,
&c and 45c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Shaving
Soaps
and
Creams,

Williams Shaw
ing Cream. stick
or powder. 2Sc.
Durham Duplex
Shaving Stick, Ice
Cuticura Shaw
ing Stick, 23c.
Pears English
Shaving Stick. 29c
Resinol Shaving
Stick, 23c.
Burham's Lath-
erette S h vim &
Stick, 25c.
Yankee Shaving
Cake, 13c.
williams Quick
and Easy Shaving
Cake, Toe.
Williams Barber
Bar Shaving Cake,
1895 2 for 25c.
Colgate's Mug
Soap, Sc.
Williams Luxury
Shaving Cake, 23c.
Euxsis Shaving
Cream, 59c.
Johnson's Shaw
ing Soap Cream.
23c.
Barnard's Razor
aid Shaving Cream
- makes shaving
easy and at the
same time keeps
skin in good con-
dition; large tube,
25c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Cascarets, 10c, 23c and

Cascarets, Zoe, 23c aud
45c.
25c Carter's Pills, lie.
Charcoal Tablets Gre
quasi. relief of heart
burn and sour stomach.
1Oc size, ScJ Csc size, 19c;
SOC size, 3Sc.
Brown Mixture Tab
let's, or with Ammonia
Chloride: for relief of
hoarseness and bron-
Chia' c"u CHS. %5c.
25c Beecham's Pills,
zoe.
Blaud's Iron Pills
make rich, red blood:
100 in bottle, 15c.
Horsford's Acid Phos-
phate, 42c and SIC.
X HERS Headache
Powders, 10c and 23c.
III. X. WampoIe's Cod
Liver OIL (originaD, 7gc
Lactopeptine EIfxir,
s1.IO.
Mothers Friend, soc.
Munyon's Remedies.
25c size, 23c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

was killed by the overturrling OF his
automobile near Pontiac In his home
district. The announcement OF his
death brought profound sorrow to the
House. Of which he had been a mem
Der for seven consecutive sessions.
He was a member of the Ways and
Means Committee and worked assfdu-
ously in the preparation of the $500
ooo. 900 revenue bin by that committee.
He was the ranking Republican mem
Der of the Judiciary Committee and
would have advanced To the chair
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

sSc, 100000. However. It is the inten-
ton Of his ONCE to sell only such enc
my ownership as is controlled by the
big German banking and Industrial in
terssts.
The first big Gernan-owned concern
to be placed on the auction block was
the Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Com
pany, OF Koppel, Pa, manufacturer
Of light railway equipment. II brought
s1,sl2.oo and is now 100 per cent Amer
ican.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Extra! U. S. Treasury
Robbed, Opium Gone

Some one has robbed the United
states Treasury Building and es-
:sped-z The gold reserve is still in
act and none OF the bank notes
IRE missing, but two small cans of
opium. held in a safety vault in the
basement. are gone. They were ia
ZEN in a recent raid, and were being
leId as evidence. The Secret Serv-
ce is baffled
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Do You Need Writing Pape

SC Waxed Paper, for the lunches. Re 101
dUced to 8 Observation-Disclosures. 4OC
Soc initial Correspondence Cards Re 1Qc
Marcus Wards May Queen Linen Nellie
Gray Lawn and kemal Lawn Paper and En-
Re5gss5 RetTpes - 10 OF each, 24c
o. % - o OF
Csc Army and Navy Env-O-letters. paper
Reduced ReG eedetope to soIlonsa.. eoIno,neo, l5c
Linen n91Rq WPtng hesP PsPer pr hsss kaf'on 29c
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Prevent
Perspira-
ton Odors
Mum, 21c.

--f
OdoronO Toilet
Water for the pre-
vention OF per
spiration o d ors,
23c, 45c.
Odo Sweet will
prevent all Odors
from perspiration.
1-oz. jar, 25c.
Ever-Sweet, Csc
size, I9c.
De-o-dora, an A.
p. S. product. pre-
vents all odors
from e &c e S 5 / We
perspiration, 25c.
MeritOl Vanity
G T e a m prevents
and stops perspi-
ration, 25c.
Amolin Powder,
small size, &c.
Sorbatol Powder
prevents perspira-
ton odors; also
an excellent rem
edy for tired, sore
feet, 25c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
GERMANY PROTESTS
SALE OF PROPERTIES
Says U. S. Aims to Hamper Her
After-War DEVELOPMENT.

Germany has protested to the United
States. through the Swiss legation. on
the Americanization of the German
owned ship concerns and other con-
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Shamrock Cleanser
an ideal sanitary clean
er FOR bathtUbs. porce-
lain. etc. Ioe.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Dermatone Skin Soap
skin irrita-
ton and keeps the skin
like velvet; regular CSC
cakes. 1895 3 for SOC.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
COMPLEXION
CREAMS.

Pompeian Night
Cream, 25c, 32c,
and 69c.
Pompeian Day
Cream, a perfect
vanishing cream.
regular soc size,
42c.
Barnard's Violet
Cerate, an Ideal
cleansing ere am.
regular SOC jars,
SEC.
Palmolive Van
ishing Cream, soc
size, SEC.
Palmolive Cream,
SOC size. Soc.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
In Drug Stores It's "The PeopIes"---For Washington

These Five Live Stores striving day and night better
put pockets the savings they you For anything
modern store should hav-or be- furnish you'll find The Peoples
Drug Stores the front ranks efficiency Just 20 straight
thing want hereou buying the be-bu you're buying the
lowest possible figure.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Old style Ra-
ECTS. EuaTan-
teed perfect
&c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Face
Powders.

SOC Java Rice
Powder, in all
shades; choice, SOC
SOC L a b l a c he
(Ben Levy Pow
der. all shades;
choice, 49c.
SOC Alysia Face
Powder, made of
the first grade
imported rice
powder, in all
shades; choice. 43c
Manila Rice Pow
der, all shades;
choice, 29c.
Iudlld + ace POW
der, m a d e by
Duchesne, a gem
uine / m ort e d
powder, in all
shades; choice, soc
Melba Face Pow
der, SOC.
Melbaline Rice
Powder, 25c.
r. & G. Rice
Powder, zoe.
Armands Face
Powder, all shades
choice. SOC.
Duchesne Rice
Powder, white or
flesh, 29c.
High = Bro wn
Powder, 25c.
Freeman's Face
Powder. 21c.
Woodbury's Fa-
cial Powder, 2Ic.
Colgate's Face
Powder; Splendor,
Radiant Rose -
choice, Violet de
Mai and Florient,
in all shades, SOC.
NJ e rit oil Face
Powder, invisible
and highly per-
fumed; a great ia
vorite in the sum-
mer; in all shades;
choice, 25c.
Rivers Azurea,
Floramye, or LIE
Trefle Face Pow
der, S1.35.
h~ -
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
Soaps for All Purposes.

Bnrnard's CIenro
Complexion Soap will
keep your skin free
Of pimples and black
heads, 25C.
Cuticura SOAP. 21c.
Cashmere Bouquet
Soap, 5 m all, IOc;
large. 25c.
ColEatr's Big Bath.
All Round, Palm. Ell
der Flower, Brown
Windsor or Natural
Pcrfumed Soaps, 15ci
) cakes, 40c.
ID. ID. ID. Sonp, Iac.
FlesoPc, for dogs.
tOc.
Grandpa's Tar Soap.
small, &C; large. Isc.
Glcnn's Sulphur
Soap. 2Ic.
Gloycr's Dog Soap,
19c.
Gcrmicida1 Soap, I0c.
Hair Nfn Soap, Iac.
Ivory Soap, small
size, c..
JcrEens Nfo let
Glyccrtnc Soap, 1oc.
Joh sons Foot
Soap, &c.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

JohnsOn'S Ncdicn-
ted Soaps, b1rated
Carbonated or uar.
Igc.
Lana OIL aud But
tcrmiIk soap, I0cg :
for 25c.
Ly>OI SoHp- 5c.
nalena Soap, IOe.
0IiviO soap, made
Of pure vegetable oil.
lee.
Packers Tar. &c.
Palmer's skin Sue
cess Soap. 23c.
Physicians and sur
EeOns' SOap, IOc.
Poslnm soap. Ire
and .1r.
Soap. lie.
Pears' scented Soap,
I9c.
Palmcrs whftcner
Soap. &3c.
ResinOl Soxp, &c.
SRpoIio, kitchen or
hand. 1Oc.
satin skin SOnp. lac.
W oodbbrys Facial
Soap, 2Ic.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18
DIES
In AUTO ACCIDENT
Death of John A. Sterling. Of ILL
anois, Announced in House.

The death of Representative John
A., Sterling, Of Bloomington, nl. was
announced IN the House before ad-
journment yesterday. Mr.. Sterling
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Colgates Tooth Powder. small size ISci
large size, 24c.
kolynos Tooth Paste. regular SOC tube sc.
Sanreco Tooth Paste, 25c size, 2Ic.
Forhan's Tooth Paste. regular SOC tube 42e
Denticurs Tooth Paste, CSC tube, Iac.
EuthymOl Tooth Paste, 25c tube Isc
Whites Tooth Paste large size. 2Ic.
Trial size. IOc.
Ponds Tooth Paste, 2Ic.
Ideal Chlorate Of Potash Tooth Paste
whitens the teeth. hardens the gums and pre-
vents Riggs disease. 23c, tubes SOC
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

c o n stipstion
relieved. Just
[ a k e several
Express Tab
lets; 100 in a
box, 25c.
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Keep Your Teeth White.

Lyons Tooth Powder or Paste
Isc.
Colgate's Dental Cream trial
size, IOc.
Large size. sc.
Dentox Dental Cream; regular
55c tube. 29c.
1peco Dental Cream; a sure pre-
ventive for Riggs disease; the IA
nous tooth paste; large tube, S9c-
3 tubes for 75e-
PyrodentO Tooth Paste, z3c.
Pyrodento Liquid Mouth Wash.
&c, 45c, S9C.
PepsodOnt Tooth Paste. SOC tube,
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

Attaches to any
faucet Rubber spray
brush is heelthful
and tnviEorating to
the skin Five sizes,
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

London Life (cork or plain). 1oc, 3 for 2sc.
25c Prince Hamlet Cigarettes, package of
Windsor Castle Fags." carton of 10 pack
ages ga pieces to package S1.75.
Piedmonts, tins of 100 69c,
Chesterfields, tins OF 100 sec,
Fatima, tins of 100, soc.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-18

lVal combination, all complete with fittings
about 2-qt hot-water bottle made of best
Don rubber, guaranteed perfect. c1 OS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

AT sizes, patterns and designs.
The fabrics are of the best material
and are exceptionally we'll made.
We have a splendid showing. Look
them over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
WORKMEN'S TRAINS.
Fifteen Per Cent Of p. X. r. Pa ssenger
Equipment Garry u. S. Workers.

So rapid has been the growth of war
industries along the lines of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad that $40 passenger cars
are now in constant daily use for the
operation of workmen s trains serving
these plants. Altogether 70 industrial
trains are operated each day to and from
establishments engaged in shipbuilding
shell making, ammunition testing, powder
manufacture, and rifle production. The
number of passengers carried daily IN
each direction ranges from 81 600 to
32, 800
As there are approximately 25o0 pas
scnger coaches on the Pennsylvania
railroads directly operated lines east
of Pittsburg and Erie nearly ID per cent
of this equipment has been taken out
of regular service and concentrated upon
industrial plants in comparatively limited
areas.
With few exceptions. all of these plants
are located in the territory served by the
Pennsylvania railroad between New York
and Baltimore, the greater part Of them
being grouped in the vicinity of Phil
adelphia and between that city and
MARYLAND