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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-16
Big Sale Now On

-Own Brand aoaStsd cOHes-One
pound carton ...,...........2 Csc
'anUlated Suoar-loOse, for table
use only ..............,.9e H.
omato canS-dozen ........75e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-16
5HF Suffered
FIVE YEARS
- Eesl;rcd to Heath
= Lvdie Z E;nliham's
Vegetable compound.

- West. Fla. 70, FIVE years
ere. from ir.cg e'lt.es, with tel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-16

AlN hbhAlNANslAf Nlt american
people and prominent doctors have
shown in Phosphatel Iron, while re
markable. is not surprising. as II Is
one OF those honest preparations thai
never disappoints. As a UGn said f.
recommending 10 his noi9hhcr. at
results that count cot '.' en- ha,'
on Phosphated Iron It is the goods.
everyone that lriOs B., .- % '.. ,cg, e,
sure did put me on 'uy lre. when
was almost down and uat.'
Every man, woman an child that
has thin, watery. .roure blood, no
,rength. or appetite. veal nerves and
$ all played out fencr1,y. can come
Jack strong. be a live one once again.
enjoy restful sleep and ret up facing
the world with a smile II they will try
Phosphated Iron, the rcd blood and
nerve builder.
To insure physicians and their pa.
tents getting the genuine Phosphated
Iron we have put in capsules only do
rot take pill, or tablets Insist on cap.
ules.
Mountain City Drug Co. and lead
rg druggists everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-16

VOL" pans and A.
,qwiUl weakness IN
Imy back. The doc
tor goye me diff
/ I
fs..e h.
ans Vegrt,
Compound enc
found it to be . "
& medicine lev
cl because
ade me well, q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-16

inuIated Sugar for canning pu
use only 25.lb bar ...,.$2%
COFFEE se LB.
Iarrison's special blend; Loo
sht.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-16
Mems S1.OO
Union Suits

Z fine crOssbar main
l1k, elastic back, IL
4 sizes. Economy
rice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
AIRPLANES, GREAT
ENGINES OF BATTLE
Their Development Has Reen Wonder
fully Rapid. Until Perfection In Scien-
life Mechanism Has IIcen Reached.

Washington. Nav The tremendous
development 1T the fighting aifplanc and
,ts accessories IL among the lealinF 1cirrl-
tific end mechanical acievemonts f tn"
wnr In no branch Of modern warfare has
fauid progress been more marked than -
the mir
From few types 81 now obsolete III
planes and monnIancs have been evolved
highly standardized machlnea that NOW
contest for supremacy thousands ~ feet
above the struggling land forces The
machine pun hes replaced the steel dart ae
tho chief weapon of offence, while now
types ~ plane have been developed for
every uHo combat. bombing. scouting,
reconnaissance and photography
For the s,trcesaful ancrption uf these
machines a variety ~ delicnte actunaitic
Instruments are required These eeia al
apparatus are bring studied. developed
and manufactured. hy tho Army Signal
Cofps for The greater efficiency - hmeri
cas- airmrn
I,oforc ~ aifplanc can he PVT INTO
artivr military service II must be equipped
with ninc ot more delicate iueffunout9
Without hem pilot aeon would lose he
bearings nc 10 height md direction hr
would mot know thu spced he wac making.
the nfnuluf ~ gaeollnn il hia tank the
temperature of fhr eoni'ns water. the
Rfeed " HE propeller. whether hia ~ wac
circulating ~ whother he WAS banking
properly ~ Ire turne
oxYr"u supplying apparatus - needed
for operations af grnnf hoight when the
rarnfpd aiuiuaphcro malre breathing diff
cult Additional mechaulem7 arc required
fet oprr alton ~ machine guns. eignal fle
vicee bomb Releases catnores and wire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
JUST FOLKS
by Edgar A. Guest.
PULLMAN CAR WAR BREAD.

oh. do not think that ] complain
On wars grim stage Id play my part
All selfish pleasures I'd diadain.
| am patriot ut heart
] gladly shun all kinds Of meat
And bread and cake that Hoover bars
But ] confess ! cannot eat
Those war-roIls served in Pullman cara
Corn mullins built by cooks who know
The art of muffin making,
Am glad to cat, but | foreep
Tho kind the Pullman diners bus.
! de- not crave tho buns and bread
That once nv mother uEed tc make,
! only aak when ! am fed
A roll that ! have strength IN break.
| wonder when on trips I'm sen'
And Pullman rolls arc anrved Ia mo.
What kind nf plaster ar cetnent
Results in such tenaciiY
hut that grim substitute for wheat
They serve ON puIlmans. Ia eafte,
] would he very glad "a eat
II could tear the thing apart
Wars stern neceesisiea We facn,
And rach of ia muat do hls share,
! hope that | " the senae aud gfane
Not to complain NJ war time fare
Right glad am ! 20 paas up meat
Md wheat and other needed stuff.
But ! confess and repeat
Those Pullman bullets arc too tough
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
CRA-A-B FRIED CRA-A-B.

Tho ~oafrunt places. otherwise thc
rlvcr AMI ha1 resorts are opening Tor III"
season. and hN the same token tho good
old Summer trus' IS just around the corner
Saltwater outing time means cra-a h.
fricd era a-b or. hoilcd. roasted or baked
crab ITS all IN the happy choosing
The food prohtccrs may get q corner
on shad and shad roc. They may IuRgle
M the Tricc ~ Strawberries and spring
chickens hut they can't corner tho crab
For WHY Because the crab Is a wUd game.
aud any huntsnan who journeys down TO
BaltunoTcs waterfront anywhere along
from Hort NoIicnrN to thc new boundary
al Bear Greek may hit the cruStaccans
from the waters just the same rs they were
lifted hN the gTandfathcrs back ~ iNlS.
War prizes have not touched the crab
not, unless YOU buy Your crabs m the
market Then. You pay tho war tan
The irlcd crab will he with rs once again
II would bc sad. ncced # there should
come summer when the cry at fred
cra-a-b was not heard IN tile land lhe
State Conservation COMMISSION has been
worr, my some about the crab about the
signs of decrease IN annual Yields i Is 70
bt hoped hat the COMMISSION Will worry e
effective purpose There Is no more val'i-
able food than the crab comes out Of Mary
land waters. except only the oyster
Abundant and cheap the crustaceans
have been The marketed stocks haV,
ranged higher III recent years, but rcla
lively. not SO high 10 price range as othel
foods. Baltimore American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
LAUNCHING THE TI1CkAHOF.

Tho mon who launched tho Iuckahoo
Yesterday from tho Now York ship
building COMPANY WAYS ~ Camden
launched a deadly thundcrholt at tho
flaek hrart - tho kaierr and h,z 'ots-
dam Gang There IS 40 aurer. quicker
way "a defeat Tho l\a,ecr than IT, build
h,g stool stlpS ~ twenty seven days. two
hours ami iurty five minutes Which ls
exactly tho timc y took 10 "a hnuu tle
Tuck hro and put her like proud and
graceful swan into the Delaware
lha, vas 4 uo,ld-Ieatlnp achievement
II hangs NJ 2 mark fol ovor, ship, ard ~
Nmorica. every ahipvarl an, where to
emulate The best Auercan record hcfore
thus for "a large cssel # steel was fifty
1--WE DAYS Moreover. this Was ~ camnu-
napc achievement IT vaa not merely an
empty hull that WAS turned ont to break a
record l;was 4 finished ship, with engines
and ba,lor4 complete AMI installed and
oul, Z tcu ut,"r httlupe ~ ho stipplicd
NEat ,looe the lauuchiun ~ the lueka
Eoo mean " hat r. the message con
,c,,d II, Ia world lN thus unprecedented
Triumph ~ Nmcncan Rh,ph,nidote II
bring ncv hoart-th grace ~ the Nll'a ~
the cau9os Wv vh,rh Nc ~, lighting
together ~ the end V aa-urr4 Travelling
civilization thlt i- lath ~ \mcuea has
tut hrcu MISPLACED tclIe the world chat
" hat Smolt,a has douc ahc will ,ontlu
-'cadfa-tl, M da rom "nr cad - The
land to tho ntAcr flashes the olo,tnc mi.
pulse rgluVcuatng an' fHlcr VII" may
have grown weary III VOL dolng. uorvrng
tho uorkcr ~ ucv rrldc ~ his enterprise
and trosh determination to oNecl
l'or tins inspiring ,npsuWmatlnp rs The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
Some Shipbuilding.

Recently Pacific Coast shipbuilding
concern made record by completing
an ocean steamship within 30 days from
the laying of the keel But this record is
To he smashed by the accomplishment OF
the New York Shipbuldlng Go. at its
large plant on the Delaware river Mt
Camden, \ j
Sunday morning, ut tins plant, was
launched the collier Tuckahoc, 5,5tS
tons - working days after the laying ot
the keel More than that, this vessel,
by reason of the installation Of boilers
and machinery and the placing of the
smokcstacks while other work was in
progress. was 90 per cent completed when
she left the WAYS and took to tho water.
II is estimated that IN two weeks from
today she will I've ready for service, MAX
ing the total time consumed IN construc-
ton 81 DAYS. thus beating the Pacific
Coast record 10y nearly two weeks
This speedy launching ol a large vessel.
90 per cent completed, IS q most amazing
record M wonder President Wilson
felt mpclcd 20 write lcttor OF con
graduation 10 the builders. and that
Charles NJ Schwah, director general of
ship construction for the Federal govern
mrnt. attended the interesting event II
marked great triumph for American
sh,phmldng
en- SUNDAY morning also, two vessels
were launched NJ the plant ot the sun
Shiphuldng Co. IN Chester, Ia Ono
was large steamship and tho other a
mlnr sweeper And as soon "a they
were launched. kccls for two other vessels
were immediately laid on tho vacated
WAYS Md Yesterday vessel WIS launch
Cd at thc Harlan plant IN this city
Critics If The administration war
Doing. have assaled the progress ot ship
building. rs we'll as other essentials oi
war work. but the results must certainty
coufound them The sensational attacks
upon tho administration ~ the great
plaut nj Hog Island verc soon proved 10
10 without foundation, and So y WI
~ III respect Of hostile criticism II general
construction There no Doubt the
countr, IS doing great work ~ ~h'rhH'd-
tpC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
THE EVENING SMILE.


,lohn II hoaier, attorney apd oil man
81 Nuskogee, Okla. was in kanaas City
recently with now Indian story An
Indian sodlcr. home ON furlongf, was
walking down the main street Mt Musko-
gee when white man who knew hum
stopped him and said
Well. John. | 500 Won have herotne =
soldier "
'fNes mo soldier " replied tho Indian
How do Won like heinR aold'er :.
IohuF
NO lko-um
What's the matter
Too much salute not enough shout :.
"Df course ,ou know what vap arc
lighting fer, John
Wee me know answered tic Indian
Well what aro yon fighting Tor.
.lnhnf''
Make who'll dam world democratic
party. answered the Indian Kansas
ct, journal
elias he verified tho suppose wealth
~ tho beauty 10 j. addressing ~
don't suppaao business men like hlm
would tabr her pt her faeo value d.
YOU Baltimore Smerican
10 vnu holey - hume ue SURF
sor I'm 4 marri"d man Raliunnro
Nmerlean
aIta wrong - sav | don work ms
tcr aald rlading I'et4 Int work 10
,ou DO lram work have t. think
~, a Terrible lot ~ eNetIsrs tur not ar
ecrtin jobs Washington star
"Rawle, Ionca' VII, that ny hns-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

The imperial mothcr-in-law has been
banished from Austria as punishment
for her alleged part IN influencing Emperor
Charles TO write his famous peace letter
TO France Berlin deems her an unsafe
person to be- left IN proximity to the
Austrian Emperor and 50 Berlin causes her
10 be removed
II must be bitter pill for even the
weakened Charles 10 swallow, that
the Prussian military clique should 50
ruthlessly interfere IN the pompous Court
Of Hapsburg. 1t has long ceased to be a
secret that Prussian domination over the
military and political affairs of Austria
Hungary was complete; but that the moth
or Of the Empress Of Austrialiungsry
should be subject to discipline from Pots
dam advertscs al too eloqucntly the
abiectnes Of the lIapsburgs surrender.
Philadelphia Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
TRY This Hrnah Sage TEE and sulphur
Compound Through Your Hair TAX
ing One Strand ~ Time.

When ynu darken vour hair With sage
fon and sulphur re- one an tell because
II donr 81 naturally So evenly lrrpar-
ing tins mixture though Al homo mIssr
aud Troublesome Vt htflc cost Tal r4n
huy ~ my drug store fhc ready -fo-iieH
preparation. improved rs nc addition II
other ingredients eatlcd "A frth sage
and sulphur { nmpunnd lnu Jlsf
iaplen a sponge Or sofl brush with y
and draw tire through your hair 'akng
nne small strand NJ a timr ~ morning
I'll eras halr disaplrnrs. and after
another appl'cnt,on o. two sonr hair s'e-
cnmrs beautifully darkrned. glossy and
lVVurlani
G.ray faded hair though nn j sgrace Is
a elgn ~ old nrc. and rs We All elceire
youthful mud attractive appearance get
hisv # once with Is yrth sag and Sll-
phur { nrnpound and look wars Younger
THIS rrads -to-ttsc preparation a delight
tp tollct requisite and not pedicine Il
X not intended for the rnrr mitigation
or prevention ot saase
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
Home Wrinkle Recipe
Astonishing Results

Such startling, sensational results come
from a very simple harmless home made
win kIe-renoyer there's no excuse now for
anyone wearing those hateful marks of age,
ui1rss or worry No need fooling with
wort HESS pasteS, creams. nor skin foods "
which don't feed the skin. No need rubbing
massaging. steaming scnscless methods
which expand and loosen skin and under
living tissue aggTaVating a wrinkled. fiabby
condit ion Better. Saner surer. Is the
scientific saxolite formula. Thousands have
wrinlllee. enlarged pOres. sa9gy checks. double
chin thousands younger looking, happier
All you need do is TO dissolve one ounce
hazel and battle your face IN this The
effect is almost magical. Even deepest crow 5
feet completely. quickly vanish Skin
becomes firm, smooth. fresh looking bears
no trace of treatment except that of en-
HANGED beauty. Get these inexpensive in
gradients al your druggist $ and Try this
marvellous saxoiite lotion today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
PRESS COMMENT.
TROUBLED AUSTRIA.

The situation in Austria must he
more serious than had been supposed
when the government finds II neces-
sary 10 prevent Parliament from meet
ing To say this, however, ~ far from
saying that the situation il necessarily
desperate or That things have come To
extremes Kings have prevented Pariin-
ments from meeting before. sometimes
with distressing results. The classic ease
Is that of Charles Of England, and he loat
his head hy IL; but before we proceed to
rash nssurnp tions based on that fact, II
would bc well To remember that he got on
without n Parliament for eleven years.
The leaders of the Discontinued pnrttes
nj vienna ohlcctrd indeed, tn Won
Scidlcr's demand that they postpone their
session and 10 his threat of force II they
did not. but thcy Welded
Nevertheless. though the situation
may he far from desperate, IT ~ certainly
ugly No government can Afford Ia pre-
sent itself tn the eycs of The world IN such a
light none would do II except when driven
hv need The late allv If tho two INalscrs,
constantine of Greece dill as he pleased
about rariamcnts he initiated tharlcs OF
England and anticipated Charles oi
Austria, bat hls case too. was ono ut
ncccssitN he could not permit the people
Ia have their constitutional rights, I've
cause # hr did his plans would All ho over
turned lie could override the topst,tu-
t,on rs cynicallv as he liked, for tine;
hut tho Austrian tniscr IS IL far mqrc
uneasy position than was Constantine g
Revolution may ~ may not hc threaten
ing IN Austria Tho mere fact Of this
threat of force 10 prevent n meeting Of
Parliament Is proof however. that u -
feared and # Il le feared, then we may rs
sumo sa(cl, that defeat of the German
army IN rlcardv or even a postponemrnt
81 victory after this year, viii transform
the fear of revolution into a recOgnl-
ton of its imnpncncc aud probability
Now Nnrk IImca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

Everywhere the women did splendid
work 10 the Liberty Loan campaign
And u Delaware they fairly outdid them
selves. No other State can show better
record in this feature Of the great cam
Inatnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

tested carefully, while designs were
standardized and specifications prepared
Quantity production ON tho scale found
necessary demanded Az expansion of the
existing manufactures and tho establish.
rnent Of many now plants. Bti ~ spite
~ ~ discouragemonts, a successful pro
ductiun was inaugIrated and u being con
tinued
All these inst rinnpnis must be ready for
installation 10 make the assembled plane
ready for auryice The Signal Corps - p'r
chasing practically all the purely navl-
eating instrumental and ~ selling them AZ
cost 10 the manufacturers ~ planes. This
avsiem providea common purchasing
eooncy eliminating expensive cuTnpeti
tuu
Lost something Try classified
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

British manufacturers. il IS said, have
succeeded in surprising German dyes,
and We are doing fine work in tins line
in our country Thus, Germany Will
lose one Of her most profitable branches
Of trade in the past, as result Of forcing
d great war on The world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

Reports Of the dolngs Of American
soldiers in France are most encouraging.
They know how to fight and are not afraid
10 fight And the Germans know this
now, as we'll as we do. and know it to
their SORROW and discontinue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

Since everything else is going up, fines
arc increasing also. A New York City
magistrate has radically increased the
fine penalties imposed upon automobiles
who violate the speed ordinances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

Well, we got there But did you ever
know little Delaware to fail in any laud-
able enterprise she entered upon LII
Liberty Loan drives, as III all other
matters, Delaware is bound to be at the
top"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

Now comes the time when income taxes
must be paid All right, pay them prompt
" and cheerfully. They viii help the
government WIN the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

ior tremendous drive against Italy.
And If it fails. look out for great up
rising II Austria The people Of that
countr1 are sick and tired Of the war and
> heavy defeat would set them moving
in the direction OF open revolution They
are suffering for food. arc tired Of Ger
nlanys insolcnl domination, and alto
gethcr are fully ready to stop fighting as
soon as possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RIPPING RHYMES
BY Walt Mason.
SMALL. BEGINNINGS.

Large oaks from little aeorns
grow, the wise man SAID, long. long
ago oh, he had lived and loved
and learned and ere he 10 the
dust returned be summed up all
the things he knew and he had
learned fact or osand sprung
them In the form YOU know
Large oaks from little acorns
grow One day the news from
France was vile, the feuts adj
Vanced, mile after mile, Il seemed
that they would win the scrap, and
back the allies off the map And
scores Of men with arctic feet
were standing on the village st Get;
their whole appearance was frost
they said that everything was
lost The Teuts have won, they
said to me, they'll march right
onward to the sea, and ere they stop
their sinful games they'll lombard
Windsor and St James We might
as we'll take in our sign, and spend
the future shedding brine SAID
to them, "Oh, morbid owls, cease
putting up such doleful howlsi
There's nothing lost till Pershing
wires that he has busted all his
tires A few brisk words | threw
around, their pessImism 10 CON
found; twas all they needed, and
they rose and bet ten bones we'd
whip the foes. A few bright words
in season sprung will oft relieve the
withers wrung by fear and hope
lessness and woe; large oaks from
little acurnS grow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-07

Lost something Try a classified
advertisement ~ Every Evening Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-02-22

Profit ....$1.93 per, cord
This price is for green wood. When
seasoned, the market price per cord
delivered would probably be So,
making the profit much larger.
In many cases it would be found
practicable for the farmer to cut his
wood this winter in convenient
lengths for handling, pile it up at
convenient places in or near the
woods where it can be sawed into
stove length next winter. Portable
wood saws, operated with gasoline
engines can be hired by the hoar for
cutting wood into stove length, or
they can be hired to do the work by
the cord. The cost of cutting into
stove length by the cord, when all
labor is furnished by the sawyer, is
from $1.O0 to $1,000. The cost of a
four horsepower gasoline saving
outfit is about $3.50.