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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25
Ladies Coats & Suits

We have never had as large an
assortment OF Coats and Suits
to choose from as we have this
year. We know that YOU will
be pleased witt, the materials.
Sty!es and coI0rS. Prices:
$3.50 to S45. 90
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25
NEW DRESSES

We are prepared to show you
the niftiest assortment OF Lad
les Silk, Serge and Georgette
Dresses that could be found in
Chicago, Philadelphia and New
York markets.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Brths-Elbert and Marie Peterson, 1914
North Thirtieth street. boy: Herman and
Agnes Lansterer. 1908 Park street, boy;
Ralph and Leona White. 4o0S Redck
Street. boy: Jacob and Mari Lorenz. 56l2
South Nineteenth street. boy; Joseph and
Mary Miller. Forty eighth and streets
girl: Frank and Frances Tesnohlidek. 5so6
South Twentieth street, girl: Bohumil ana
Violence. s747 Drexel street, girl; Julius
and Maggie Govd. All Cedar street. girl:
James and Margaret Mcguire. ss12 X
street, girl.
Deaths-rhsodors Hofeldt. so. 1894 Pa
ctlc street: Eugenia Gilman, . days. es46
Bnney street; J. A. Higbes, IS. hospital:
Rose Sommer. 80. 514 Park avenue; Flor
ence T. Person, 81, 1855 Hamilton street:
Catherine F. Reynolds. 20. Rome hotel;
Natalia Malnack, IS, $500 North X street;
Frank B. Anderson, So. hospital; Elmer
]. Jones, 50, hospital: Margaret @. Math-
orly. SO, 3102 South Fifteenth street; VIII
liam Beaton, 81. 221S Dodge street; Anna
Thomas, 80, SIS South Seventeenth street;
Hannah Thorson, Sc. 551 South Twenty
sixth avenue; Lucy May Bishop, 80. 1924
North Fifty-sixth street: Clara H. Hauri-
gan, g. hospital: Edna j. Johnson 70.
hospital; Alexander Array. 81, hospital;
Katherine Kaer, 25, 1897 Mormon street;
Frances E. Peterson, 8. hospital; Mar
garet E. Smeltzer, 4. 2sl51a Leavenworth
street, Charles Il. Dunwoodie, 80 lis
North Thirty-flfth avenue: John Vidlak.
vandershus, Y 2sal woolworth avenue;
Bessie NJ. stckney. g. Benson; Earl P.
Rusher, 6, ACl2 South Thirty-fifth street:
I.cttie Bugher.( 20, Forty-flfth and l.
streets; Louise Peters, AZ, 22Os street.
Vito Camandella. /. 26l6 G sstreet: Ira
Brown, 40, 2Ol3 Douglas street; Frank
NJ Coleman. IS, s52s Avenue A, Council
HIuffs Ia,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMAsTERs.
Fort Crook, Neb,-Bids will be received
at this office until 10 a. m. December
81. 1918, for the reconstruction OF or
ficers' club, this post, at which time and
place bids will be opened in the pres
ence OF the bidders. This 10 brick
building with slate roof and was dam
aged by fire Original plans Of this
building, are on file at the office Of quar-
termaster. Fort Crook. Contract must
be executed and work begun before De-
cember 81. 1918. Satisfactory bona VIII
be required from the successful bidder.
Building to conform to original speci-
fications when completed: ----
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

LIVE WIRE SPECIALITY MAN,
with successful experience at selling
check writer's, adding machines. or
similar articles to heads Of business
concsrnsi exceptional opportunity for
quick result, producer to make $500 to
$1,000 per month; only topnotchers need
apply. L. 8. Frank, manager, Suite 206,
No. 1lo West 10th st., New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
BOOKKEEPERS.

Ambitious men who recognize the ire
mendous shortage Of technically trained
executives during the stress OF the re-
construction period following the war and
who have some accounting ability will
welcome the information that q prom
accountants has made available q
scientifically simple and intensely inter.
sting home study training. Qualified
accountants need not fear after the war
competition because the shortage OF ex-
nert cost, executive and public account
ants Is 50 marked that employers can
not find enough Of them even at $4,000
10000 salaries. Accepted candidates
guaranteed satisfaction. In replying
give In confidence, experience and previ-
GUS training. Address Box 5e3s. Omaha
Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

THE funeral of Mrs Gretchen Boeck
Carlson (whose remains have been held
pending the arrival OF her husband
from Camp Hancock) will be held from
Brewers chapel. South Side, Sunday
at 1880, Rev. Il. L. Wheeler officiating.
Burial In Graceiand Park cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

BWtNGLEY-Mr George c., OF the Omaha
shot and Lead company. passed away at
his home Saturday afternoon at 2:45
OF pneumonia. Funeral services Monday.
Private. Mrs. Swingley requests that no
flowers be sent
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

MURPHY-Mrs. Johanna. aged "a. Fune-
raj Monday morning from residence of
Martin J. Dineen, s3S North Twenty
sixth street, at $3.50 to St. Johns church,
at 9. Interment Holy Sepulchre ceme-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

IF YOU are well acquainted with salaried
people or good wage earners, you can
make good money selling our dividend
paying securities. You can work all
time or part time Every assistance
given in closing businesses Our affairs
are in highly prosperous condition and
getting better month by month. You
can interest the large as well as the
small investor. Our company Is well
managed and includes among Its d.
rectors some of the leading bankers and
business men Of the central west. Ex-
cellent bank and other references For
interview. call on special representative.
room S2l, Rome hotel, Omaha, Sunday
and Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
HELP WANIED--MALE.
Statesmen and Solicitors.

SUCCESSFUL salesman for 1919. expert
ence unnecessary; new STRONG propc-
sition; staple goods to general trade In
Nebraska. $500 weekly advance. Con-
tinental Jewelry Company, 1850 CONT
mental Bldg, Cleveland. Ohio.
IF you can sell blowing attachments for
Ford cars. write us giving your expert
ence. We have an exceptional good prop
osition for the right man. Fhe Baldwin
Mfg. Co, Sparta. Mich.
FINE line for salesman manufacturers
agents or men with power plant special
ty experience. Liberal commission, ex-
elusive territory. NJ D. Millner, Sales
Manager, 1870 Fisher Bldg. Chicago,
Statesmen WANTED--Wanted good
live salesman: will pay $50 per week
and expenses; men with car are pre-
ferable; will pay for use OF car. Ad-
dress ?oS Farnam Bldg. Omaha. Neb
SALESMAN--Get our new proposition on
our patriotic knife sales board; COM
, mission paid promptly; consignment
proposition. Iowa Novelty Co. Cor,
Broadway and Fulton SITS, Keota. la.
statesmen WANTED-Earn $50 week
all or spare time. Get our wonderful
holiday samples mems tailored neck
wear. e. L. Keiser Co., Palmer Bldg,
Detroit. Mich
SIDE line, top notch speciality; responsible
house; pays big commissions promptly:
write today; samples and sales talks
free; no delays Erickson Company.
Des Moines, la.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nom kick Safety
Cranking Device for Ford cars. Good
territory open. Jackets & Campbell Co.,
1922 McGee Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

kRAGE-Mrs, Sophie. December u. age
i Al years.
Services from Hoffman Funeral Home
Tuesday at . p. m. 1nterment Forest
Lawn cemetery. Deceased Is survived
by her husband. John L.; two sons, John
and Richard. and one brother, Otto
NlederWieser
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Permits to wed have been Issued BY the
following:
Name and Residence. Age.
Henry Loehack, Omaha. 30
Alice De France, Omaha. ~
william Tiser. Omaha. ................ Is
lena Tahenanoph, Omaha. .........s.. t6
Albert Huntington, Crestou. Ia....... IS
Amy Huntington, Creston. Ia........... 81
John Tank Ames, Neb.. ............. "a
Nora Richter. scribner, Neb............ Is
william Thompson, Omaha. so
Fannie L. Beetle, Omaha. ............ 2s
sebaxtiano Dagosta, Omaha........... 81
Catherine Pomo. Omaha. Is
Clarence 7. corbin. Kansas City, NO.. IS
Bertha Williams, Kansas City, Mo-. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

LOST-FOUND-REWARDS
.STRAYED or stolen, Bobby, blue-eyed
white Angora cat, bob.tail. Return
4i63 Cass Reward.
LOsT-saturdsy p. m. black music bag
confirming parcels and check book. Re-
ward Phone Earnsy 1874
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

HAzEL--Stanlsy John, died at his par
ents residence Friday. Dec. 10, aged IS
years Funeral services Sunday, Dec.
Is, .. m. at the residence, 1919 s.
25th St, South Side. Interment at
Graoeland Park cemetery. Members of
Camp 1905. Modern Woodmen Of Amer
lea. and friends welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

BERG-.Mrs Helen Johnson, Dec, IL at
Crofton, Neb, aged 81 years. Services
from Hoffman Funeral Home Sunday
at 2 D. IN. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

sPICKA-Joseph F.; died Friday. Decem-
Der Is, 1880 p. m. Deceased is survived
by his wife, karolina; three sons, Emil
j.. Charles F., Henry T.. and daughters.
Mrs. Mathew sklenar of Omaha, Mrs.
John Dodgers OF San Juan Tex.
Funeral Will be Sunday afternoon at
p. M. from late residence. 90s Dorcas
street. Interment Bohemian National
CemeterY '
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

PETERSEN-Laura, aged 10 years.
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peter
sen. Diod December 10. 1918. at 1885
Ohio street
Funeral Sunday I p. m, from resi-
donce Burial at West Lawn cemtery
NALAIACK-Mrs Natalia. age 26 years:
remains at faggart Undertaking chapel:
Funeral services y. m. Sunday from
residence, 250s North 18th. lnterment
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES

CHESTNUT-Katie. died Friday, Dec. 10,
at / q, m at the residence Of her par
ents. 1914 g. 18th St, aged 81 years
She Is survived. besides her husband.
J. L. Chestnut by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wulff; a sister, Lilly. and a
brother. Henry Wulff, all of Omaha.
Funeral services Sunday. Dec. is. / 30
p. m. at her parents residence. In
terment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends
welcome
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

Professions and Trades.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15
CAPITAL PROCURED.

For new or going enterprises on COM
mission by stock house with active
selling channels. Submit particulars.
Securities Sales Co., 20 s. La Sele St,
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

HISTORY OF WORLD WAR. Authentic.
complete and illustrated from official
photographs Of allied governments. In
PRODUCTION by General March. chief of
staff, U. S. army Biggest commissions
to agents. Prospectus and outfit free.
Send 1Oc for mailing. Bible Educational
Society, 7th and Pine St, ST. Louis, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

EANTED--Agents, "Sideline statesmen"
housewives earn big money weekly. win
not interfere with regular work. Ee
CANT, beautiful nickeled evaporated and
condensed milk oan-server. Instant sell
err Every housewife needs one. Become
agent. Write Davis Can-Server Cor
poration, Flatiron Bldg, New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-15

statesmen wanted, city or travelling, now
selling furniture, dry goods. crockery or
woodenware to retail dealers, to sell
Cooks llnoleum, Administer, Wilton,
velvet and tapestry rugs on commission.
Linoleum sample books weigh . lbs. No
trunk necessary because we furnish
Autographs. Commissions advanced on
lithogrphs Commissions advanced on
accepted orders and also paid on all
mail orders. New York Lnoleum Com
pany. 90 West Broadway. Gerken Bldg,
New York City,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
FLUSHING, 0.

Mrs. II. A. Kinscy OF I'cllairH, visited
over Sunday with her parents. Mr.. anu
Mrs. w. C. Todd.
D.iA-lc Bethel and Morton Wright
have enlisted in tho AVIATION corps. and
left Monday for Columbus.
Mrs. Henry HnIzwoilh and Miss Lena
Eathcl were shopping in Wheeling Mon
day.
0. IT. Wiley has returned from Ma
gnntn Springs nhin. where he has been
for tn" past week.
Misses ToeS!n Fc,h'I and zette Elliott
were Wheeling visitors Tuesday anil
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Wendell Keyscr and hahy. OF
Crrstlinc. ere visiting h"r parents MI
and Mrs Fred White.
0. y. Enio.:. Of Holloway. was n
huslrcss visitor in town Wednesday,
Harry Gilhsr, of bridgeport was 4
business ,l>itor IN town Wednesday.
y. n. Holloway was Il business visitor
in town Monday.
James ]. Ecln.l WINS n Wheeling visit
or "Wednesday.
Mrs Robert Fuller visited friends il
Wheeling 4 rcw days this week.
Mrs Robert Rord"r vtSit d her par
nnts in Erlairr Tuesday and W"dn"s
day.
WIN T'frcn was business visitor If
Wheeling "Wednesday.
Tho funeral If Mrs Mary GrimSleT
VIII. nr Melvin Grn*'ey "f lailcr'F
WHO lid n tho Whc"l!nG hospital. "''
Ncli h-- At th~ Christian church ~
, Monday afternoon lmt"rn"nt IN tn!"i
! cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
ronr Returned to Dealer.

Willie Beall. who on Monday confessed
20 boarding flour and sugar in ignorance
~ the law. has returned "a sacks tthree
barrelsl TO the dealer from whom Il was
bought. Rcpor; OF the return OF the
flour has been made to the county ioou
administrator.
In n statement 70 the Herald on Friday
In this matter County Food Administra-
;or t. A. Di'ler said TIC matter was not
being dropped and would nos be until II
was siftcd TO the bottom. Til" !"Al"r
has been asked to prepare statement
showing IN" dates ~ n"Ich"S'. 81 III
livcry. OF tlour which is TO b" SIhniiied
"a = r county administration ana later
70 the stats federal administration. &c
,in,, on this statement will be taken IN
due course OF time.
Mr. Diller stated further that he had
been criticised for his statement. issued
last Tuesday. in which he vas accused
OF apulogiziug to Mr.. Beall. Mr.. Dtler
said his statement was not an apology
. In any manner or form In intention or
, otherwise, as he had no reason TO apo'"-
! cize for enforcing the law as 1t was
given him By the national ana state ao-
m!nistratinnS.
The statement" said Mr.. D!llcr was
! in compliance with Rule No. : of the
regulations. which provides that In case
of Il voluntary surrender OF boarded food
there is to be no prosecution. and no
I publicity 70 be given the matter
! Mr.. piller stated further that it was
not the intention To drop the matter. Out
that the local administrator could 20 no
further In Tho case. future action would
be taken hy the state administrator after
m, rcrort on tho same had h"cn made
. The publicity given the case is PROV
j ing beneficial, according u Mr.. DIllcr
who has been conducting confessional
! since the Beall exposure was made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Search Continued.

The search for John Nanny VII
ljans. Charles Higgins and Albert Gil
key, who were drowned Saturday even
ing in the Ohio river. is being continued.
While little active work can DC done III
formation Is being sent 10 cities neio"
Wellsburg that IN case any bodies are
recovered Information II the same Dc
sent here.
Mrs. Williams gave the following oe'
scription OF her husband. frLday "'"'n.
ing: John J. Wi!llamS aged - years
Was dressed in brown suit and sweat :
or. the latter trimmed in green '''e-
shoes and blue socks. and clean shaved.
Was a glass worker by trade All" WIS
employed az coal mine temporarily vas
also a nernhcr or the Maccabees. ms
narents and wife. who was Miss Stella
Maloy. are living.
Mir. Williams. and ais" M"SSrS. Ing
Gins and Gilkey. were expert swimmers
and r!vermep-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
"CITY FORESTRY"
INTERESTING TOPIC
BEFORE LOCAL CLUB
Prof. W. r. Alderman Of State on1Vol-
sity, Discusses Trees Tor
Nun: :ipalities.

Splendid opportunity in Wheeling TOT
bcautifyiUg III" ciiy WIKI tree piahtt'h'
SAYS Prof. ". il. Alderman "I IN" "eA
Virginia university. who $poh" pe'oi
tn. c.vic Gvpartn!"Et Of the Woman
club ycS,c:i;,y afternoon ut the ho|e'
Windsor.
Every city is laid out with The vie"
Of best suitits it's business lnleres'S'
and trees have been considered some
nhr, nf n uuiSauCc, consequently the
cities were not hcau;i;,'d u any great
,l.gren Cities should not mean only
r.lIce Of factories and Shops. but lhrS
nra n place Of homes. consequently the
homo life is d matter OF business III
tercSt.
Trees have n strict unitarian value.
Many OF our smaller towns. particularly
mining towns. which ~" devoid or trees
are about the hottest places In inc couh'
Try.
Trees, from n standpoint OF comfort
and rs relation To public welfare. play
Il part winch has not always been con-
sldrrrd From Il standpoint Ut health
! md comfort we rCalizr trees are I'M
rnrIant and Il necessary feature, from
! sta,dpnirl nr duty. We need no proof OF
! their urC"si$ity.
The many beautiful elites in the
! United States which We can cite for IN
staucr Washington. -. G.. which * n"t
! particularly attractive because of its
| location. HAT rur IL the fnct Of is pretty
parks ana avenues Of trees, all ~: "EH
! SyrCi:L kiuu has made II one OF ;h''
! most talked e; and most beautiful cities
, IN tho country.
Sonic cities make tree planting manda-
tory. Throughout New Jersey and
, Pennsylvania great strides III making
! this demand hay" hHcn made.
Prot Aldrrman's talk conferred on Two
phases. that which has TO do with the
development III the prrrer system uf trco
! planting or tho establishment OF trees
in the city and the maintenance OF con-
srrvaiion OF that which Wa have"
II is very difficult 10 produce good re-
>;ul,S in the city. rs very few trees are
adapted 10 city planting. Desirable trees
are sugar naples. green forest trees. red
naples and the American elm. rcd OAK
linden and SycamorcS. Carolina pop
lars are not desirable. their roots spread
Loo quickly ard they are 4 great menace
~ city sewerage. Proper directions tc
tullow when planting. pruning. watering
lUd frrtiliHinE trees were given Trees
IL cities die of quickly because OF poor
Soil. lack Of air. caused by improper
watering. gas in tho air caused from gas
leaks OF the city. Telephone lines were
also mentioned rs Il menace TO the trees
thrifty growing. which conc iudCd this
u!"si .nt"rcSliu!; talk on city forestry.
Mrs. f.dwaru Stifel md Mrs. X. r
Marshall. as L part Of the afternoons
program. worry swecly sang The LInd oil
the Long Ago"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
spcc,al Easter Services.

Special services have been arranged
Cor the WarwUod Presbyterian church
tor Eastcrtidc The pastor. Rev. L. y.
Carson. said: AS We approach the EaS-
ier season and there is mo better tim"
III which 10 strengthen our church and
rrnew our own lives spiritually. let US
therefore make a special effort to at
tend the following services and *" over
the top" in the Masters cause.
Sunday. March "--MoI7!ing at l0:ta.
The E!ts of Influence" evening ~ As
The Christian Ideal Of Duty"
District Prayer meeting at 40 r. m.
North Warwood Tuesday. March 70.
MrS. :. l.. Christian. leader; place. Harry
J. Lucas, 2423 Vance Ave. Center War
yynu,. lsiicu's Fun. Twcuty-tirst and
Twentieth streets. Wednesday. March
I'd; Mrs i. J.. McNiclilc. leader; place.
T.. y. Pcll. 200G Warw""d Ave. Center
W'arwnod (Ninctrnth. Eighteenth. Sew
entccnth. Sixteenth strccts). "Wednesday
March 20: MIR. }. S Johnston. leader;
place. George Thrnll. Ia Eighteenth
street South Warwcud. Friday. March
-; Mr. Albert Norris leader: place Mrs
Roucr; Hclsler. SIC ohio Ave.
Sunday. March 24.--Moruing NJ $50;
Decision lay In the sunday school;
morning at 1915. your Church: What
II II ans TO You and Your Family"
evening 1T T:+l. Living IN Most Serious
Times
Weeks special meetings At 7:45 p. IN
Tuesday. March &c. a Good Man VIII"
Went to the BAD" Wednesday, March -
The Worlds Need "C knde"mcr;
Thursday. March IS. The Old. Old Story
Of Jesus and His Love- Friday. March
- How Ilay I l;ccuI:I" n Christian"
Sunday. March %l-MornIns Al $50
Easter program in thc SuTtday school
morning at lu:45. He Is Risen" East"t
service. communion and reception at
members: evening 1T I:t]. THE Fruit:
II the Spirit" Special Easter music hy
tho ChOlr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
Call The Intelligencer
When You Receive
Telegram From France

Under The ruling OF the war
department. there will no longer
be issued from Was ,ington lists
qivina the addresses OF dead and
wounded among the boys IN
Franc. The department WILL
however, continue to telegraph
relatives OF the fate OF their Kun
dred.
When you receive such mes
SAGE from the war department.,
please telephone the Wheeling
lnteIligcncer, egg. either phone.
This newspaper will UNDERTAKE
to inform the community Of the
sad news.
II you have photo Graph Of
"your soldier" scnd it in or we
will send for it. to be published
in tire IntelIigenccr. The picture
will be returned without bIem'sh
or mutation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
r.rnton pevotiMs.

Tin, usual Friday evening l"ntcn "''"
,ir,,s we're observed last evening III i
,,uul,cr Of the south Side church.S. ~
IN, 81. Andrews Episcopal church lh'
re, J. l.. FISH, rector. d"liV"re" an ""''
sermon. nt-
TN. TRINITY Lutheran church hh" 'he'F
usu,l l-ut..n devotion services I''St
,1uc with AN excellent sermon ~ 'h"
D,>,rr. the E"v. u. c. Dean.
TN. 81 AiuhouSuS' church celebrated
,l,,. ,\Vny L. tn" ross. IN E"rinAh' ! III
church II thc Immaculate '"h''p''""
Lad llL. dryr,,"u~ IN English, wl''le ~
81. l..d.sInuS church had the stations II
ia, Polish language. Following III H"'"
instance WIS the h"nrdi'tion 81 IN
.hl.sSrL sacrament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
SOUTH SIDE CHILD
IS SERIOUSLY SCkLDED
-dudrcd, Etght-year-old Daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Barnard upsels
Kettle OF boiling Water

N,i,rrL eight -yrar-"n! 'ihuGh'"r ~
ur and Mrs j. II. lbarnHrd. 81 rory
,..,r,rI street; wH:i severely hufhr" YES
,,r,I,v aft"rnrun. when attempting !"
nft = KEITH" Iilir'l with extremely net
wafer off al the stove. The vessel "N''
turned SpiiliUE a portion OF III" eur
cents upon ihr l!t,l" girl. srhidI',E ",F
.L,dIy \ physician WAS nnin"|llt"ly
..,,,Innnrd. and medical aid Was render
81 .rh. NTH. girl will probably l." laid
mn fer several days. hui II" serious com
,,li,.atl,n$ are likely I" set IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
COULDN'T SLEEP
APPETITE GONE
Nervous and Restless, and Kept
Getting Worse, Says Arkansas
Lady-Cardui Brought
Relief.
Narnadukc, Ark.-Mrs. Mary F.. Hill

Narmadukc. Ark. Mrs. Mary F.. Hill
near this place. writes: Il WAS In a
very wrctchcd state Of health. | would
be in bed two or three weeks al time
and would have rain1ins spells.
I was 50 weak and. Oh. how my back
hurt me. was so nervous and rest
;rss | couldn't sleep--didn't have any
annette and kept .ttinE worse. Every
one was so uneas: about me.
81 cannot exactly describe two awful
smells | had g.. had shorlncSs
Of breath and would smother al night,
| couldn't move or cry out. felt llks
I would die. My limbs would gel numb
and feel very uncomfortable. We used
many medicines and didn't get better.
II had read OF Cardut in the Birth
day Almanac and had often heard that
il was a good medicine. | began 10
take it according TO directions and be
ran to improve. | soon was strong ana
! able to do my work. | cannot praise
/ Cardui enough have every reason 10
believe that it saved my life"
Tested and proven in every way by
many women over period of more
than 40 years Cardui has attained It's
present high standing and popularity
! because Of til" satisfactory results Sc
cured from It's use.
II YOU arc weak and run down. and
need a good, reliable tonic medicine
TRY CarduI. All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-16
cnnth Side Persona Is.

Ionu {. !t.ruinn. OF last St""h"hF!t!'
,v.,.: ,,lltu: uu prominent business inci
If IT,. S.yth $II.. yesterday afternoon.
Miidrrd McGrcGUr. "I S"u'h f.'''
,:,r,.r,. - SUFFERING at her home WIN "
E.yrr".atiack Of laErirpc.
James Murray. al T""niy-ninth street
is the guest ~ Pittsburgh friends '"i
,-vvral days.
Kate Allison. OF New Mhrt!n*EIiIr'"h"
has been spending several days on inc
south Side, Az the guest or rciAt'NcS
VIII return TO her home tomorrow eye
ming. . It.
J. {. Armstrong. Of Columbus is
spending several days on the south
Si,l,. Ms Il business caller.
Catherine Ramsey IS confined |" ne'