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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
LECTED FOR PICS
MRS. KATHERINE
KORN, AGED 3d.,
CALLED To REST
PASSES AWAY IN HOME OF DAUGH-
TER, IN NORTH WHEELING,
LAST MIGHT.
Leaves Fivo Children, "a Grandchildren
and 40 Great-grandchidreu.
Funeral Friday.

Mrs. Katherine NCrn. aged 20 years
and . months, widow o. Frank Joseph
HORN, and one u: tn" most widely knowa
women NJ North Wheeling. died IN inc
HON" "f her daughter. Mrs. Adam Mar
TIN. 30 Main street last night at "a"
O'CLOCK death was due Ia diSSaS" 81
old age She leaves five children. -
grandchildren and - Ercat-Erand-
children.
Mrs. korn was born in Bavaria, ''"r-
many IN 1925, and was there cduca''l'
She vas married 10 Frank ]. k"rn AZ
the age OF % years. They came 10 thls
country in 1857 and had since resided
n Wheeling. Her husband passed AVA!
in 1897. Mrs. korn was d"vout mem
Der Of the Christian Mothers Society
Of 81. AlphonsuS' church.
She leaves tho following children:
John korn, Of Fulton: Jacob korn. OF
Warwood: Mrs Joseph Phillips an"
Mrs. Adam Martin. both Of this city.
and Mrs Nick Schucr. Of Eds !ngton
Lane The other children: Mrs. kath
crime Schlick. Joseph and Andrew korn
are deceased.
Funeral services will b" held IN the
Martin home on FRIDAY morning. ioi'
lowed with requiem high mass IN the
Church OF the Sacred Heart at $3.50
O'Clock. with Rev. Father CorcoTan as
cclebrant. Intermcnt will be in Mount
Calvary
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COME ON, ENSIGN.

To The. Editor OF Stars and stripes
notice a challenge from Ensign
EYed Andersen Of ;he Salvation Army
7 accept tho challenge il tho proper ar
ranccments can be made | agree with
hin, that for a one-griddle fry II was
some fast Work.
Although not 4 Tcmo"F or the oNi-
walton army am the next thins 10 II
am. or rather was. mess sergeant ~
a nnn-comhatant unit. "hiIe In TINS
Ii,n NJ du.y was placed in Charg" Of
one OF tn" largest camps in rance
dare no, roll the name Of the place. for
= could cause every soldier in tho A. <.
= 70 so AWOL 20 see this wonderful
Kitchen; I won, tell you the number OF
men We feed there. for I don't want 10
1ivc rho impression that l am trying 10
kid SOMEONE.
Sow for tho kitchen: The Kitchen
range was 92S feet wide and 1.538 feet
long. 1t took IL fremen 10 keep II hot
VIC had $40 cooks and 700 X. Ps. We
mashed potatoes with n pile driver ana
ground cotrcn with $50 h.p. Liberty
motor. They hauled out dirty pans on
railroad cars and tho k.Fs. went on roll
or skates. AS I was moss sergeant L
rods UP and down the kitchen on a mo-
tnrcycic shouting orders through
m"gaph"ne.
Now for the Napjacks: W" mixed
batter with - ""nCr"t" mixers: mad
steam shoyri moving "Gg Sh"'!s away
from the door and six PS with bacon
r;rds strapped on ih"ir f"rt skating
over III" E=lddIn To keep It creased.
When toll y"It that IN three ""ca-
SONS I WAS forced Ia fry all tho cakes
myself yru will aer"n With IN" IN think
!ug | would hn"" som" show IN con-
cost with Mr.. Anderson.
am willing I" TAX" IN anyone IN
,hs Allied forces Ind"r any conditions
.h"y wish To name. hlinhf"id"d. hand
ruft".!. uns "yo cl"scd ia" foot an the
floor turn 'rrn with shovel tnothpick
we'll. any old way tho? car" I" do It.
Pardon This l"tt"r. aS | Am not
wgttcr--I am panrak" fryer. and what
Il takes 70 make I'm Tvs git.
CLARENCE u. BROOKS.
Air Service.
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DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
How to Purify Sour, Distressed stom-
anh In Few Minutes.

Lei us talk plain English: let US call
spade Il spade.
Let US toll thc truth and say that If
YOU are constantly distressed after meals.
If you belch gas and sour food comes up
in tho mouth. then your stomach IS in
rancid condition and should u" purified
and put in good ShaP" NJ once.
Your food ferncntS and your stomach
isn't strong enough to digest IA" food ycii
mt into H. 81 ia" food SOurS and forms
poisonous gases. and when il docs l"tv"
YOUR stomach II has not furnished proper
nourisnmrnt /" The blood. and has lett
Tho stomach IN filthy condition.
Take Mi-o-nh stomach tablets II r"u
wan, to chang" your filthy stomach I" Il
healthy clean. purified ono.
So strong * our faith IN III" valu" Of
M,.u-na, "" authNrIZ" your dealer To
ch"crfuliy refund your money !! Ml-"-ua
fails to rnli"N" your indigestion. rid You
81 dizziness. hilI"usn"SS and SICK head
ache.
II you want - mak,' E"Gr stomach ="
strong that r, will d!S""; Il hearty meal
without distress. and you want la b"
without that dr"ws!. all 'lr"J"ut feeling.
TAX. Mi-n-ua stomach iahi<i*. No mat
Ter how miserable your stomach feels.
Mi-o-nu should g:vc yoM prompt relief.
For sale by &. II. GrIc$t n 60 and all
leading druggists.
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Miss Tanzen Merritt. NTH grade
teacher in thu local school. Is suffering
with an attack Of n" flu
Carl Lash. Of Martins Ferry. vas in
town yesterday on business.
Elizabeth Rayi" is abb" 10 b" on: after
an attack Of tho infuenZa.
Henri Cntcrzub"r. Of JacobSburg. was
in town yesterday calling on friends.
Mrs Susan Sch,"k. mother OF Clark
Schick who was killed in Bclla!re sun
day night. is her" To- attend IN" funeral
OF her SON Sha is accompanied by Wal
ter Schick. brother "f IN" deceased.
Mrs. 7. II. Stof"l Will entertain the
W. G. =. L. this evening" ut her home on
Main street. \ special program will be
one of The features of tn" evening.
Lcernar Stewart. son % Recorder Ar
thur Stewart * suffering with 4 slight
attack of tn" hu.
Corneal I.opnr viii entertain the
Freshmen Class III n. local high school
at her homc IN I.oydsclllc Friday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Cray McErid". whn has
been quite III with IN" torsllius. is
somewhat iuSrovcd.
County Surveyor n. G. Krnnnn loft TO-
day for Columbus 70 attend tho meeting
Of tho county engineers.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Probate Court

In re estate William ". Owens. de-
fceased. Application filed for appoint
1nent Of administrator. Bond. S2.sVo.
tflcd and approved. Appointment made.
sletters ordered and issued. Inventory
) In re estate Pete Eudock. deceased.
I Inventory iiled. approved and ordered re-
corded
Final account filed by special admins
traitor SGT for hraring Feeruary -. 1919.
notice ordered and continued.
In 70 estate Steve Steranic. deceased
t1nvcn;ory died. approved and order"d
;Iecorded.
J Inventory nl"d. approved and ordered re-
In 70 estate Moses Perkins. deceased;
Inventory filed. approved and ordered
In re estate Clara McGarr. deceased:
S1nventory iilcd. approved and ordered
In re- estate John Slon,nka. deceased.
! Application fled for appointment OF ad-
ministrator. Bond ti!"i and approved;
. issued Inventory ord"r"6. order issued
In re estate Tony Eomars. decreased
i Application til"d 70 rapp"In'tn"Ut OF ao :
] minist razor. Bond Tiled and approved
= Appointment Tads. letters "raerea ana
u, issued. Inventory ordered. order issued
In re estate Andy Goczut. decreased
Application til.d for appointment Of adj
ministrator. Bond fled and approved
APPOINTMENT made. letters ordered and
% issued Inventory ordered. order issued.
In r" estate Martha Meek. deceased.
Application flied for appointment OF e1-
ecu,or. Bond 5000. filed and approved:
Appointment r,tde letters ordered ana
issued Inventory ordered. order lSSuc'i
IN 70 Estate William IL. Hobbs. de-
ceased Authenticated copy OF Will and
order Of probate thereof. rtc.. in Los An
yelns county. state of California. tii"c
with application 70 admit - record IN
this court. Record ordered.
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JUST SEE HOW
POSI- 4 M H { LIPS
SKIN OVER NIGHT

IvSIam -""th"S r"ir"Shrs and heals
s!ft"rlng skin. With meyer a possibility
OF harrl y brief experiences with Pos
lam Will prov" IT'S value For inStanrr;
apply Il lltt" on som" aN""t"J part ~
night. In tn" morning. your own eyes
iiud "rdrn". ~ ~, h'aIiuE work If the
trouble was Slicht--n rIIApl" or inFnm"d
Sp"f-ihr chances ar" that ~ has diSap-
FEARED. II yIrAl"ui ~rUptIonal d!sur-
der. II should h." Sub!u"I 81 much So
that YOU Viii want l'"slam /" keep rIEht
on.
Sold "v"rywhcrH. For fire." SarnpI"
writ" I" Emergency Laboratories. 2tf
West 4Tth 81. New York City.
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wellsburF Briefs.

district. were visitors at the home OF
thnr brother. DAry Cox. On Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Kirk. ot F"llansoe" was
visitor in he city on Tuesday.
Mrs. James Hukill. Jr.. Of buffalo as
,r;ct;' was visitor IN IN" c!tE on MON
day. 80 u,ae.l
ing Junction. were shoppers in the city
VII ,,ss T,oi,;se Nichols has returned
from Uhrichsvllle. o.. after spending
cnw days with relatives
Frank WAIT was visitor on SUNDAY
NJ rho home Of his mother. in Washing
ton. Pa. L ., re-
on, after several days indisposEt'on from
-,,ii
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WELLSBURC
Eallr-Duun.

United in marriag" on Monday evening
January -. 1915, Mr.. Lester \. Halter.
Second Electrician. IN tn" ssrvic" at
New: York, and Miss Emma Dunn. ~ In
dianapolis tn. ceremony being perform
Cd at the Baptist church parsonage ny
the pastor. r.. Arden p. Miller. Tho
wedding ceremony was in III" presence
OF Mrs. Flornnr. Halter. mother NJ tn"
groom. as n,atr"n % honor. and Frank
r. Campbell 4 conrad" of tho groom in
tho Navy TIL" groom had made TWO
successful cruises oversee aud return
on tho /. :. Cruiser Seattle. convoy!n &
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NJ CORN|Ck To
SUCCEED SHARP
AS American Ambassador to
France Mr.. Sharp
Has Resigned.

WASHINGTON. Ian. 14.--.Nanco Z.
MC,-nrmicl has resigned as cha !rnran
OF the rcSnoCratlr national COMMITTEES,
and !; is understood that ne is Irdcr
CONSIDERATION for appointment as Amer
HCan ambassador to rrancr 10 succeed
William Graves SHARP. MIR. Sharp's
resignation. II ie said. is now III the
hands rf the President. hui no an
nounccmcnt Of the fact has y": been
made.
Tn" fact that Mr.. Nc, 'ormick has rc
signed became known her" tonight. al
though Their" has been no suggestion "f
il when he sail"d for Franc" TWO weeks
ego /" assist with work IN connection
wilh the peace conference. II" went
iu Paris in has capacity as tn" chair
man Of IN" War Trade Beard. a posi-
non To which n" WAS appointed last
year.
Not Discussed.
Officials a; tn" Whit" Hons" declined
10 discuss tho repair; that MIR. sharp
would return homo 10 h" an"c""d"d b.
Mr.. McTormicH. but II seemed 20 have
crcdrncr in other official circles. Mr.
sharp was understood. Ia haT" desired
for some tim" To return - This ""un-
try for a rest after his ardu"uS duties
as the American r"prvScnrat!v" al IN"
French capital during IN" long T"'TS
Of war
Mr.. sharp. Who's" HON" - 4; liyria,
Ohio. was appointed ambassador I"
France on June l.. 1914 and r"$iSn"'!
from Congress Ia accept IN" post. II"
succeeded Myrnn T. li"ri"k IN l'"c"m-
her. 1914. MIR. Sharp returned Ia IN"
United states for i bret vacation III
1915 ;hn only one lie had during III"
war. Recently n" was called HON" by
the illness .: hia hrotls'r. and is no"
in the United States. although il IS
understood ,ha; H. expects ~ return 10
France soon.
Cummings May Succeed.
Mr. Mccormick. VIII" - newspaper
nuhl,shnr Of Harrisburg. Ia. WAS ''"n-
.r,rotir candidate for governor nt Penn
srlyarla in 1914 and was selected as
chairman Of tho pcmoCr2tlc national
committee in 1915. conducting l'T"Sl-
dent Wilson'S campaign IN IN" !all 81
,hai vaar. Upon being appointed chair
man If tn" War Trad" F"ar" A'i"T 40
United states entered the war. hr de-
voted all his timc 10 that work.
|, was said her" tonight That li"in'r
= cummings. vic" CHAIRMAN 81 inc
democratic. national cpmmIii"". very
nrobahlv would succeed MIR. M"'"rmick
as IN" committee chairman. ~" mas
Directed the rnmn!Ji.,' work sine"
AIR Mc,'ormirk hrcam" chairman Of tho
war Trad. Board and directed TIA" last
congressional campaign. II" IS An m
Innate friend al President Wilson.
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MpRr;ANToWN. w. w. Jan. IL
Ir:dGr Grurr" =. SturgiSH az IN" cur
rU: court Of M"0"nEalih COUNT. who's"
conduct IN rGIr" Wa mad" IN" sub
i.ri of 4 pctiti".l 10 tn" West Virginia
legislature at charleston to-day. mad" a
sweeping d.TEal II III" "nttr" eleven
charges contained ~ IA" paper calling
for IN" investigation. When shown Il
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Col Farmer obsequies.

From the r"Sid"nc" on Marshall
street. McNIcchcn. yesterday afternoon
nj 80 O'Clock. took plac" the funeral
Of Col James Farmer. prominent mill
man and politician. whose death occur
rcd last Sunday. The funeral was IN
charge Of Bcnwoud ludg" nf |. q. -. r.
Of which tho deceased had brrn a NOM
Der for 70 years. and WAS largely at
tended. Roy. r l.. l.. Strder. rector OF
81. Matthews Episcopal church # ms
city. officiatcd Intcrmcnt was made
in McMcchcn cemetery.
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NJ NJ Rray. OF Cortland. ONO, IS IN"
now principal OF the high school. having
taken charge on Monday. Prof. pray IS
a graduate OF Hiram College. the Uni
ynrsi,v oc Syracuse. and has been teach
ing IN Trumbull county, Ohio. as primo
nal and superintendent nf several towns
IN T-unbull county. TIL" rev man is
lin. athlete. particularly in basketball.
good basso singer and would max" an
excellent choir leader. TIL" newcomer
has already made good impression
rDon tho students.
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Realty Transfers.

9. Henry Cnt"rzubcr and Lima tnt"rzu-
Der 70 Honry G. Unt"rzuh"r. land in sec
ton 70. township T. rang" IN Meade
township. $4,000.
George Hanson and Carrie Hanson TO
Laura Miller. lot No. - in Bridge
port 81.
Arthur Jones and Edith Jones to
Chester D. S"nscnich and Louis ;. Ma
hone. 40 acres Of section :. township s..
range s. Warren township. 81.
Chester G. Kirk and Joanna y. h!ek
10 4. D. DickerSon. parts Of lots { and S
in Flushing. S2.3To.
Ina +. TwicG and ". Wayn" TwiEs 70
I.eizetta EeIle Warrck. land in section
81. township ). range .. Meade >own-
ship. s1.45n
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Andrew. the 2-ycar-old son 81 MY
and Nr.. John kubish. Of Brilliant, i"
died Yesterday morning al 80 O'Clock
at tho Ohio Valley General hospital
The body wa. removed 10 the family
homo at brilliant. from which plac"
m. funeral will be held.
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hJsS Nelltn Grimes.

10 dcvclopments appear SINCE MOI
days account Of the death OF MISS
Grimes when struck by the 3:+5 train
At Yanke. and Third streets. The side
Of tho facc was terribly crushed. and
several small bones were broken. Fu-
neral services will be held on Wedncs-
day afternoon at $40. at Pine Terrace.
Washington pike. tho home OF her sister
Nrs Ellis Elliott. ON Thursday morn
ing RI. remains will b. taken 10 "aJne5-
burg PA. for int"rment.
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The funeral uc william +. Gnta7d, "h
did sunday following brief ilihcSS
took place yesterday morning at S:'o
o'clock. from his lat" residence on Ihap-
limo hill. followed by requiem high mass
al ST. JoSeph'S cathedral at oclork'
Rrv. Father William Garrett off'cla'rd.
Til" remains were laid n rest III MI Cal
vary cemetery.
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LEGISLATIVE PROBE
Continued From Page Ono)

rr,,rr of thr MorEaHtown 6 " heel
inr Railway. and that h" SuhmIii"r
To tho county court \ proposed a"'rrc
which 1r"vi,l"d thar h" should r"c"'H"
a- special receiver an amount "f in"h'i
equal Ia 10 per cent "f tn" receiver :
certificates issued.
4-~Whil" acting as .tudE" he Sua-
rlii+cd an offer md proposal 10 IN"
Monrngalia county court whereby II"
offered Ia take and accept an option
from III" court t" rurrhaS" f"-"'""!'
IF the rirSi m"rignE" bonds Of tn" rail-
road company. HE'LL hy tn" county '"'F'
for Morgan and clay districts at th'
price ii 40 per ""ni If Their lac"
value.
Improper Influence.
) Will" hrlJinE tn" 'flf."" or lHdSo
hr procured certain m"mh"r% of IN"
Mnnungalin bar to circulate d r"I.iI"n
addressed t. tho county ""tIti ASKING
for an order increasing his salary Sl.'""
Der year. Tho court. granting IN IN
rrea:" If 400. Il - alleged that SUR
Kiss presented Ia tn" grand jury writ
ton charge against n" commissioners.
charging them with having attempted
to inlprup"riS influence him ~ tn" ms
rharg" Of his duties hy offering q
hrihr If s70n a year.
6-Thal after ia" county court had
refused Ia agrc" 4" tn" proposal 10 ap-
point him ms special rr""!N"r for Inc
and declined I" lncrcase his
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= Friesh Funeral To-day.

From the family residence 2Gl6 Mar
kct street, this morning n S:a" o'clock
will take place the funeral at Joseph
Frrish. who died las, Sunday night.
Thu services at tho house Will NC FOL
lowed by requiem high mass a, s.. AL
phonsus church at o'clock. lnt"rment
will brmade in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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yees Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for Andrew Vincent
Errs. who died Monday morning, VII!
be- held his morning al So" o'clock At
III" family residence, 2'"" E"n street
followed by requiem hien mass at 81.
Mary's church a. O'CLOCK "e''
Father william Hall officiating. In
torment will be mao" IN NJ. Calvary
cemetery
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To TlOHdR

Attorney Ray Anderson, his mother.
Mrs. Martha Anderson. Miss Annie h"are
and J. NJ. Mathews loft on tuesday Ior
E'inrida Mrs Anderson and Miss Bcarr
rSocc; to spend ;hc winter N the south.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS MEET
George Koo1uth, Of This City, VIII BE
tho Only Representative From
Wheeling.

The Photographers Association "1""-'
utive board Of tho Middl" Atlantic
States. comprising practically al! thr
states east Of the Mississippi riv"r,wIll
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GeorEo E. Sheldon.

Wh$IIlNGTGf. Jan. ii.--ti""rS" r.
Sheldon. unan"l"- and FORMER treasurer
"f 'h" E"cpuhl"an ii"nal committee.
died today n! Inrhondal". Ill., If m
Juri"% rrr"ivrd IN = mine accident re-
Gently near that city.
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Dizzy? Bilious? Constipated2

Don't permit yours'i! - D.come
C0nSiipa:"G. rs YOUR system .immedi.
atcly begins Ia absorb poison from thc
backed-TD vast" matter. Use Dr..
Kings Ycw Life Pills and keep well.
Try tho All druggists. 25c.
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Tony ISrosh.

Tony Isrossi. Bannock Ohio. who was
,he victim of an accident in cnal mine
in Bannock, Ohio, died az tn" Ohio Val
10y General hospital yesterday lsr"SS!
while al his work had big pile Of rock
fall on him breaking his back and IN
jurinE him internally. lie was brought
to this city and taken to tho hospital
Monday afternoon, everything i"SSlDI"
was done for tho injured man. who suf-
<orcd intense pain which ended in his
death Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock.
He was we'll known in Bannock. rSPrc-
tally among tho foreign element, and
was in the 2tth year OF his age.
Funeral services will BE- conducted
from the Wilson ynorguc This afternoon
at | O'CLOCK. followed by rntrrment at
Union cemetery, near ST. Clairsvlllc
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Marriage License.
CT c,airsville Personals

Charles II Hays and Lucy 3. Cline
both of GAINESVILLE.
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Now Principal

troops across. and met up with sub
marine on one trip, N" sub meins sunk.
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CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. "A. John e.
Covert. 81 veteran editor. pun
lie official and writer. died her" today
In 1897 Mr.. Covert was appointed Unit
ed States consul al Marscillcs. France
BY President Mckinley. Later he was
promoted to the consulship al Lyons
France.
HI wa. the founder, editor and ohi"t
owner Of the Cleveland Lender. r"tr-
Ing from the newspaper field about %
yeas ago.
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If your living room lacks the
and luxury Of a suite
OF this type, come i'll and take
advantage Of our january Sale
prices.
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vas ouiy r-cyrulrd from <lir!rr ~;
r.riiS Of nrnh .hIiiou secured frnrl I'll"
srrrrn,r r.lr; al .rrcals,
SALARY Increased,
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order as r,r,tlu iulur .nrrca.!nc inr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
Beautiful Cane Panel Parlor Suits in This Sale

The treatment Of the cane
work in these suits gives the
effect of airincSs and daintincss
not usually associated with such
massive pieces. Suits that sold
at $205 now S163.95.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

IF YOU want a now Bed don t
t wait till the last days Of this
January Sale. Come in tomor-
row and make your selection
while we have 81 many to
choose from. So 90 Wood Pcds
january Sale price. $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15

AI0W'S the time to get that
~ new Rocker for the living
room. Choice Of our entire
stock at January Sale prices
all woods and finishes in a
wide range Of prices up from
$2.35.