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Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04

him of these rights which the law in tends he should have the privilege of exercising. There is always more or less suspicion felt as to whether or not an injury was received arising out of and in the course of employment when no report comes in until some months after an injury is claimed to have been received. It raises doubt in the mind of the employer and it is something which cannot. be tolerated without the claimants being justly penalized for so acting. And in this connection I would refer to the case of Buckley vs. Winchester Repeating Arms Company, decided by the com- missioner for the Third Congressional District on Sept. 29th, 1916, and sup plemental award, filed Nov. 2d. 1917.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Hosiery Specials

Infants Ribbed Cotton Hos- iery, in black and white, reg Glar 25c value at............. Boys Heavy Weight Black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes s to 10 at 25c, sizes to 715 at. ...... Boys Heavy Weight Black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes S1s to 10 only at.................. Women's Gauge Weight Black Hosiery-Special value at. =. Women's Gauge Weight Silk Lisle Hosiery, in black and white, second quality of 39c value-Special price .........
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Boys Wear

Boys Olive Drab Wool Mill tary Caps and All Wool Navy Serge Tams, regular $1.50 value at ...............,. SIPS Boys Straw Hats, all the newest styles at $2.5o, S1.95, s1.5O and ,.................. st.25 Boys Gray Mixed Spring Overcoats, sizes 211s to ', value $6.oO-special price ......... sS.e5
 Extra good values in Boys Wash able Suits. sizes 21A to at SIPS, ,$f.50, $2.0O and up to $3.95.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Wonen's Sweaters

Women's and Misses Sleeve less Slip-on Sweaters, value $3.00-Special price ........ { Women's and Misses Sleeve less Slip-on Sweaters, value $4.5O-Special price ...... Women's and Misses Slip-on Sweaters, angora trimmed in tan, salmon, turquoise and Nile. value $700 = Special
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
To Be Expected.

The caretaker of the German Elm bassy in Paris has presented bill for damages done by Hun bombs. Next thing the Boche will be com blaming that American military equipment seized in Russia doesn't ft.-Washington Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Saturday Candy

Enterprise Chocolates, Pepper hints, Sour Lemon, Mapleines, Strawberry Cream, Raspberry Creams. Etc, regular 40c value at '''''.''. '''.. ''"a''. s's..'.. oo Hard Candies, including Hore- hound Drops, Cherry Drops, Lime Tablets, Orange Drops, Lemon Tablets. Assorted Fruit Fiavors - Special price 8 pound ..........,....... 35 Phelps "Dotty Dimple" Choco- lates in one pound boxes, reg ular soc value at. at............... 39 Phelps Famous "Meltaways," price a pound. ...;.............. 45 Jordan Almonds. assorted flaw
 ors, price pound. nd............. 45
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Doesn't Fit.

Senator Sherman says that Presi- dent Wilson has surrounded himself with a group of wild theorists and Socialist fakirs." But we don't see how that fits Bill McAdoo and Charley Schwab.-Milwaukee Senti-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Forgetting the Past.

Those congressman who used to light with vigor even a one battle ship program are not directing any attention at present to their records. Raleigh News and Observer.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
WoMEN's COATS AT s14.5o

Wmens including popIn mixtures and velour plads-Our special s45o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
NEW STYLE SHOCKS AT s2.5o

showing models cop.n quality d $2e8.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04

There is little truth in the report that bald headed men scramble for seats in the front row-at church.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Specials From Several Departments
Linen Department Specials

800 yards of Stevens All Linen Crash Toweling, in short lengths, regular value 25c to 371zc-Special price yard .................. 1ec 150 yards Bates Turkey Red Table Damask, the old stand ard quality, in 1h, 2, 21A and 3-yard lengths-Special price yard ................... 69c 70-inch Fine Satin Table Damask, good assortment of patterns regular price $1.00- Special price a yard. ...... 69c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04

When a man presents a girl with an engagement ring it is equal to declaration of war.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Patent Leather Belts, soc

Patent Leather Belts, with real leather backs. in widths to 8 inches, colors are green, brown, red, blue, purple, gray, black and white extra good value at soc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
$2.5O Shopping Bags, $1.98

Black Satteen Shopping Bags, large size-Special price $1.9S, reg ular price $2.50.
 A splendid showing of Moire Silk Shopping Bags, in all sizes and col ors at $2.98 to $5.9S.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
$1.50 Shopping Bags, $1.19

Large size Shopping Bags, made of Karatol, in the newest shape and size-Special price $119, value $1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
WOMEN's SUITS AT $500

tailored models Novelty O
  sa5oo former to
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
Real Madeira Luncheon
 Sets, S4.95

Just 25 Real Madeira Luncheon Sets, consisting of a Center and one dozen Doilies to match, guar anteed absolutely pure linen and hand embroidered-Special price $495, worth double.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
BRITISH EXPERT TELLS
 OF COMING GERMAN DEFEAT

w. Beach, Famous War Correspondent
 In America After Three Years at
 the Front, Sees End of War in 1919 With America the Deciding Factor.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
WOMEN's SUITS AT $25.oO

At this showing line of splendid
  reduc to $250o former prices s32.50 to $3S5o
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-04
WOMENs SUITS AT S19.5O

 cOlornss $5o prices Ss5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-13

TAKE A LOOK OVER THE
FLOORS


to FIRMLY IMPRESS upon you
that this house turns out NO
be found MECHANICALLY PER
,.,.
FELL boiore buying eIsewhote'
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$500 DOWN
5-RooM HOUSE AND FURNITURE

b-ROOM HOUSE AND FURNITURE
s35 per month. including interest,
takes care OF balance: all street
improvements except paving In
and paid one block from car line:
10 minutes from downtown: ce-
fnent basement. fully furnished.
Full price only $500. a snap
better see II today--it viii be sold
Immediately.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE g.
INVESTMENT 60.
Phone Elliott b601. SIS Green Bldg
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Pretty i-room bungalow: tract 1OOr
1877. finest garden soil. half block
from Greenwood boulevard; city
light and water; sacrifice on nc-
count OF draft: $1,000; $500 cash.
Don't wait: come out tonight or
flee open until dark.
b-room modern house; three fine
lots. isx123. two blocks north Of
s5th: $4,000. $3.50 cash.
. new houses. under construction.
in this locality. Zig demand for
homes here
Sec OLMSTED. s7th and Greenwood.
Ballard l2i7.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE
GOOD HOMES

The following properties nmonE
others. are offered for sale in or
der TO close up the affairs Of the
Equitable Building. Loan and In
AaNcst Assn. bankrupt
House with rooms. bath
and attic: fun basement. lot
5axi00. on Evanston ave;
north of f3rd: Phinney car
line. fine location. imme-
diate possession. Price only
$1,000. liberal terms
rooms, with bath. heater. and
good concrete basement: all In
prime condition. 55O7 kensington
place; Meridian car. lot 30Nl2S to
alley. Price only $500. liberal
terms.
7-room house. with bath.
furnace. full concrete base
mcnt. coy place. 3sl5
carr place: Green Lake or
WallinRford car line; lot
G0N70 Price only $4,000;
liberal terms.
Groom house, with bath. basement.
and fine surroundings and good
view. 32nd ave. north OF hadi-
son. Price s2.009 liberal terms.
ROBERT a. TRIPLE. Receiver
72t New York Block. Elliott 2tef.
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MEET ME FACE TO FACE
Artistic bungalows and apartment
houses planned and built.

II. PERCY SHARPE
t2f Seaboard Bldg, Elliott $3.50.
2 LARGE LOTS: 20 BEARING
fruit trees; new 4-room house;
city water and light: blocks
from school; right on Lake Burien
car line. minutes from ship
yards. Terms $3.50 cash, balance
$50 and Interest monthly. Phones.
Residence. East 1884: office, Main
406S. Thos. j. Culligan.
MUST SELL AT ONCE
5-room modern bungalow: fireplace;
large lot, with fruit trees. berries
and chicken houses: unobstructed
view Of Sound For quick sale.
$4,000: $500 cash. balance like
rent. Take Fauntleroy car No 2
to Gatewood and inquire at drug
store for 1892 w. Holden. Cali
evening after 3.
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GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
SNAP At 81. 500; $500 CASH
A well built / la-story bungalow:
practically new: and fine lot: 7
fruit trees; close to best car ser
vice in city; Commute car ride. A
real home, dirt cheap at $4,000.
r. VAN ARSDALE &c co.
Main 90. 1919 Third Ave.
~ MINUTES TO DEPOT
Between car lines; walking dis
lance to shipyards: corner 40X100:
3 rooms and bath; garage; i'm
provemcnts paid in full $3.50 in
cash balance $50 per month BY
owner. Beacon 1915 or Elliott
3217.
MIR. SHTPYARD WORKER. COME
and see the 5-room modern house
at $50 18th ave. S. Can walk to
shipyard. SO cheap for cash you
viii faint when | tell you. BY
owner. Don't call unless you have
cash
NEW MODERN GROOM BUNGA-
low in Hillman city; also nearly
new Broom up-to-d date bungalow
in Green Lake district on terms.
See owner, $40 Sixth ave.
COZY BROOM FURNISHED COT
tage; ready for housek eeping;
large lot; close in; $1.375; terms.
Beacon 1912.
MODERN BUNGALOW. $3.50. Ad-
dress 800 w. 65th. Take Sixth ave.
N. w. car.
5-PASS. STUDEBAKER: GOOD
snap: tires new. 5000. Owner, IL. j.
Seliger, Gen. Del, Seattle.
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BEAUTIFUL CHATEAU THIERRY

\ new addition just put in. lies on
Greenwood ave. and bard st: tracts
b0xi20 to l4I. VIII sell lots this
week on Greenwood blvd, 50xi2O.
for 500: $50 down and $40 per
month: city water and lights. on
Dayton ave-. tracts b0xl4i. 1926.
on above terms. See Olmstead,
s7th and Greenwood. Ballard l2t7
office on Greenwood open until
dark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-13
CALIFORNIA CORNER

NEW broom bungalow. designed
and built by a man from Los
Angeles. best Of material ara
workmanahip throughout; hard
wood floors: fireplace, best 81
plumbing: good cement basement.
laundry trays; large. level lot. a.
car line; street paved: convenient
To school and stores: $500 cash
balance like rent. You will NOT n.
disappointed. This is some home
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i1,sO0-A FINE HOME-sf. 900
Grand marine and mountain view.
large lot; two blocks TO paved
street. rooms; concrete base
nent; laundry trays. a good hux.
Only $3.50 cash. balance rent.
Si.600--A SNAP-s1, 600
Three large lots and garage. s-room
house; near car and school: $50
cash. balance rent Let US show
you.
s1,40O-A FINE BUNGALOw-Sf.4 100
4 rooms: fireplace; large lot: free
wood; low taxes; 10 minutes 10
car: 5000 cash.
$1,000 SURE SNAP-f2,o 900
6 rooms. 3 large lots: small fruits.
lots OF flowers; free wood; ca
raise your living on this place.
with chickens. COW. etc; 10 min
utes TO the car. Only 5000 cash.
Open Sundays and evenings.
G. 4. BISBEE a. co.
Fauntleroy car TO GateWood Station
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NATIONAL CANNING co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-13

GRAND VIEW

Large lot. 70x140 TO an alley; two
blocks from car line: rooms
city water and electric lights. The
view II grand panorama of
Sound and mountains. and one of
the finest in the city As the pom
ulation increases. this will become
valuable piece Of property. Only
$1,000. 800 cash. us per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-13
LAND SEEKERS

Make arrangements for Sunday and
visit Belmore. our Thurston coun-
ty ten-acre tracts. Train leaves ,
Northern Pacific depot at $40 and I
returns in evening. II you want
land with good soil we can show
II to you. Our representative will
meet you at Belmore depot.
A. II. REID & co.
3lt-I7 New York Block
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10 Motorcycles and Accessories

scHUCK CYCLE co. 3i55 WEST
lake. Main COTS. Reading Stand
ard motorcycles. bicycles. acces-
nories and expert repairing.
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Acreage

SOUTH SLIDE ACREAGE
BY c. l. WILSON
GEORGETOWN
Next door to the Postoffice.
1902 acres: partly improved:
house; good well; some
fruit; near Foster.
$1,000 acres; highly improved; all
kinds of fruit: buildings for
500 chickens; i-room house:
good basement. This Is a
splendid place.
$1,000 acres: on Beacon hill; one
block from paved street:
partly cleared: lies well; and
soil is good. Terms.
81. ZOO acre: east OF Duwamish
station: all in fruit and seed
ed with clover; no buildings
Terms.
$4,000 acre, with new 4-room
house; only one block from
station: good outbuildings
$4,000 acres: only one mile from
Des Moines dock: Des
Moines X emit boulevard
crosses this property: some
improvements: running water
all summer. This is the best
buy in the whole South End.
c. l. WILSON
6oa3 Duwamish Ave. Sidney 500.
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Male Help Wanted

WANTEp-pICKERS
In blackberry field. We are paying
make from S300 to $500 per day.
For further Information come Ia
see us at lfa0 w Spokane ave, or
telephone West 6S or West COS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

Saturday from a visit with relatives
and friends in New York state.
Louis Babe" nuSan. OF Fourteenth
street. passed The physical eXaml'la-
ton vest e"day for enlistment in the
navy and will leave soon.
T. NJ. Burton Of Fairmont, well
known candy salesman. left Yesterday
for points down til" river after spend
in. a few rays with friends here.
Will G.. Cunningham, Falrmont
salesman for Geo. S Fccny company
WAS in The city Thursday looking after
matters concerning tho candy bust
ness in the EdirhOnt territory.
lIu"h McCoIam. popular business
man of Fairmont. left Yesterday after
a brief visit in The city.
Raymond Peoples. of ThrichsrllIc
was the CUES, Of local friends the past
lew days.
Robert Haskins. we'll known young
nan Of New Philadelphia. has re-
turned home after a visit with friends
here.
Miss Myra Little Of Elm Grove.
has recovered from brief illness
aaL is able 10 b." about again
Robert Xix Of bridgeport has re-
covered from an illness OF several
day.
f..,!.ar Myers of Fourteenth street
leaves for PITTSBURGH today for eX-
animation 20 crtrr The service.
Word was rcC"i:ed yesterday from
Raymond A. nNonns4l a South Mar
wood boy. who is stationed in tn"
clerical department IF The Aviation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

This is an age of beauty. tnsghtly
faces filled with pimplrs. discolor-
tons. blackheads. etc. are nothing but
unhealthy faces. due 10 blood impurl-
ties. Cleanse the blood with Stuart's
Calcium Waters and the facial blem'
ishes disappear.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are more
active in the skin. where they cleanse
and clear the blood. driving out all
puisons and impurities. And you'll
never have good complexion until
The blood is clean.
No matter how bad your complexion
is Stuart'S Calcium Waters will Work
wonders with il. You can gel these lit
lie wonder-wnrknrs nj your druggists
for 50 cents a package.
4 free trial package will be- mailed
if YOU send the coupon below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
INFORMAL Tea.

Mrs. g. Bates MrLain will entertain
with It delightful informal 'tca, AZ her
hun.c on South broadway on Tuesday
ail"rnu"T. rs Il pretty compliment 10
Mrs. John {. II. lC". formerly Miss
Sarah Row. If this city. wh" sine" her
mHrriag" resides 1t Fort Riley. Kansas
where Major Lee Is stationed.
The guests will include a small group
Of lust the very intimate friends of the
honor guest. This is tht first OF n num-
bcr of pleasant affairs which hHvc been
planned for Mrs. Lee Will" Sh" is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. HcdwiS Row.
Of the Bethany pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
For a Shiny Nose
And Bad Complexion

S-E.,i.'.i:< actresses uw. :hcir
beautiful r"r;i'!' N:HnS - N" frii"wjrS
With hU''"-;:iiii< AID rr:h r.. It i.a$;,o,:.-
:ul OF '".sa.. r.i:al'.s. i,,~'.':;.,H. n..i,.-
,!. "a" IL: "::G "l.u.y i'G:"r" E..S,.t:.,-
;inu-~a very I'm. -niUHi.NI"u powder pr
;,.,l,G. ..>i...rj.,,lr 'or Shiu:. ir.S.-S and
;,.,,i compilations. RcsessGted '~...,n :
different f:"ru 81; "th"g. Complexion
i!..ai~h"< AZ, !,.titis;h"H ;s-i surprising
results; ir.'!r;,...i a:'.-- = >':tSi. ":fi.c:,-
:inr il, :,i,uy Instances. Success guar
anteed or money back. Supplied at any
good toilet counter. Among Others
Baer's Drag Store. Stone s. Thomas, c.
Fl. Grtest s. Co.. HoGe-D Davis, John Cole
man Co., Geo. "a. Shook.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

Current Events Lecture.

Mrs. George Y. p"EnlI "f ia'rmonI
will address thu lu,-r!hcrS Of In" Cur
rent Events department this afternoon
~ tn" Hot" Windsor at " orl""k. This
monthly meeting "f tins department IS
particularly looked forward Ia 10y tn"
:n-InhcrS sine" Mrs. p"Iinl; always has
50 many Ii"m... Of delightful! interest
selected. la discuss.
The most amazing American flag ever
connected: belongs - IN" Greek monks
81 on. al IA" mrHastrri'N n Mount
Arhn~ SAWS tn" LADIES' HON" Journal
When an American visited th"r" th':
monks Wan;"d to hoI"r him. hui 'h'y
had mu flag. i;ut I" his arIa1"In"ni u
Stars and. Stripes rrnudl: mot Hmm ut
the wh:brf escorted HIM Ia IN" Gi"naS-
terry. ana was proudly spread out an
;E" tab" Al TIA" banquet which the
monks gay" their guest Then IL" anaz-
ING fa,' was revealed that III" I'D
stripes had been stained with raspberry
lam. III. ".rul.am hagk&r"und "i Ia
stars Wiril %'r~"h"rrE jam. Whit" ihc
stars. Themselves vrr'. star li*h ~; her. II
=, low rid". baI>"d sliff in nh oven aAd
Then wh'rwn&h'G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

MIS- composed "f tho latest numbers.
Jn"Sily patriotic.
Mr. Webster was awarded The Wum
ms priar as hcnS tn" m"St unusual
r"sturu'd person IN h" fEc"r. she WIS
dr. ss"d as n farmer maid. Mr.. William
Myers wHS AWARDED III" man; prize.
!mpcrSnnarinr L cnl"r0d gentleman.
rh" decorations were III rcd white
and blue. with American flags f"st"on"d
on the, side walls and about the lights.
Tho dance was given on the fifth floor
of The auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
BUILDING PERMIT ISSUE

For the first time in almost twt.
weeks Il building permit was takel
out by Contractor J. X. Welton 10 bull
an additional story on top of the build
ing al Ills Eoff street, at cost .
$500. Work will be started % 500!
as weather conditions permit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
Crafts Bridge Tea.

Financially successful 10 tho SplCn-
did extent of realizing the sum Of $40
with which tn pursue their charitable
work for the OHIO Valley General hos
pital was the hridE" tea of the Graft
twir held AT the Windsor hotel yes
terdHy afternoon.
With affairs 50 few these days and
with Il promise Of their being l"sS"n"d
Ia n greater degree with the coming
of Lent. II yondly number Of WhccllnE's
social 50. awaited themselves "f the
opportunity to spend Il delightful att
crlluuon Hl cards ~ otherwise follow
their most favored inclination. that Of
Knitting. which made the charming at
fair tho social SurC"ss IL wnS.
about the ballroom were many pretty
nagS seen. and the absence Of any
other decoration suggested 4 real war-
time entertainment.
Mrs ]. f.. H. Sweeney greeted the
guests. Mrs. ". L. Wilson and Mrs.
r.. r IItchman presided At IN" tea
table. switch WAS pr"ltlly laid with
handsome silver. "rnninrnt"d with tail
silver candle holders bearing white
candles ,nuficd with rod Here w"rr
many pretty baskets till"d with deli
C!ouS oatmeal cookies. which together
with an always refreshing cup "i Tea
WAS served tn the guests h. Mrs. {. y.
Walden. Mrs J. W. Stnrrr and Miss Flor
enc" OFT.
ono Of the delightful knitting par
ties was tn, ON" with Mrs. Alex. Glass
as hostess. who had for her guests Mos
DANES chaunrry Dewey. ric"rG" y.
I.auehlin, u. Garth ti"arnc. Mrs. Made
lyn Pratt IT f:lnira. y. Y.
Mrs. d. \. Burt entertained al knit
ting tho following: Mrs. Walker rr!s-
soil and Mrs. James Paul. Of Wells
burg. Mrs. Alfred PAUL had for he:
quests At knitting MrSdAm"s II. ).
Sands, j. +. PAUL. Mary Alderman, Ed
ward Haxlctt and Miss Agnes Wilson.
Mrs. NJ. W. TIcrnan was hostess 10
Mrs. Edward Hazlett. Mrs. II. H. Har-
rlsnn and Mrs. James Cummins.
Mrs. Alfred Rrownc entertained Mrs.
n. =. IIutchIns. Mrs. St. John and Miss
Elizabeth Smith.
O,herSSprcscnt during the afternoon
werr Miss Mary Nardy. Mrs. James +.
Rogers. Mrs. Joseph Elk$. Martins
Ferry. Ms. Jasper Baum Mrs. latanc
Mcl.ain. Mrs. Arthur Greer hubbard
Mrs. f. T Hickman. Mrs. J. w. Suo-
rcr, Mrs. NJ. y. cecil. Mrs. Charles
Bates and Mrs. Wheeler Hachnhan. En-
Toying bridge were:
Mrs. Jesse Bloch. hostess.
Mcsdsm"s:
II. {. Hazlctt JOSS" Sp"idHl
T. A. lIldrrth III
Mrs. H. +. Field. hostess.
M,sdam"s:
H. VI Russell Robert lia2icit
Harry Bradley
Mcsdrmcs:
Mrs Friend Cox. hostess.
James Mnlthc IS John II. Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

Look Cor goodness. look f"r Eladr"s9
You Will meet them all III" while;
Ii You bring Il smiling vlS:tgc
To the glass. you meet a smile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
LATE WEEKS
SOCIAL JOYS
DELIGHTFUL INFORMAL TEA ON
TUESDAY IN HONOR OF MRS.
JOHN c. II. LEE.
Graft Brdge-Tea of Yesterday Great
Success-Lin sly Military Ball Social
Occasion This Evening.
WHAT WE FIND.

10 not look for wrong and evil;
You will find them il you do:
As You In"H$ur" 8" your n"IEhbor.
Il. will measure back 1" yuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08

large cirrl" If friends. and is wei
known assistant a, tn" puhlir library
Lieut.. kalt"nhach is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G""rg" 7. KaIl2nhnch IF North
Market street. anal is NOW stationed III
Camp Sherman.
Tho guests Of last evening were:
Misses
Evelyn p:ugrr, Martha pirrkhnfi.
Nry.t kr,.irr, Ellen Williams
rhrISi!n" Str"b"l, MHdrlyn kurn"r.
Mary Virginia Nny"lln" kaIl"n-
Campbell, bach.
kuthrrIIr. pciuc. ''aroIin" Pratt.
Edith Garden Flur"nrr Coleman
Mc-,amc%
Il. \. IIaurFion. Anna .I"rcn;.
Waiter Gilulur" Elizabeth irciue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-08
I'll Take YOU Back to Italy

The hi, of lack OLan,cn' the most popular song
OF the seasons most popular musical comedy This
rockng character-duct by BHce and King is record
that you mus, not miss On the back NY hear7' 10
nicAt in did Nfrv Hampshire, good old fashioned
home song. Sung by Campbell and Burr. A24o9-foc
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-04-19

the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Newcombe the first 81
the week.
On Wednesday the sale of the per-
sonal property of the Emma j. Chad
y-Broughton estate was sold ut
auction on the farm north of town,
there being only one heir Frank, who
is with Uncle Sans forces.
A demonstration was here this week
showing the villagers how cheap he
could light our village with elect
richly.
Emerson Spayde an family who
went to California in January are ca
pected home some time this month.
Mrs. Louisa Waite who has speat
the winter with her daughter Martha
in Kalamazoo has returned home.
Gobleville has been a very quiet
place the past week. All sorts Of
rumors have gone out, all public
meetings have been stopped, school
closed, and many people are quar-
intined but only two cases of small
pox have developed so far. DR.. Wes-
colt as health officer has done all In
his power to stop it, and at this time
is looks as though there would be no
more trouble. Many are very i'm
patient and would like the quaran-
tine lifted and if no new cases de-
velop they will be out soon. Later
One new case has developed, The
son of Mrs. Bingham has been quar-
intined but no one was exposed.