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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
PursesBags

Womens real leather Purses, in various styles, including envelope shape. with handle on back or top, in black and colors, at these two special prices:
 At $1-1o-Regular price $1.50
 At $1-e8-Regular price $2.50 Women's Velvet Hand Bags, made of best quality silk velvet, with Frame Purse and Mirrors. silk lined, with silk or chenille tassei, in black, navy, taupe and brown, at these special prices:
 At S2.e8 - Regular price s3.59
 At S3.o8 - Regular price $500
 At $4.96 - Regular price s650 Mating Shopping Bags. in three sizes, value S1.25-Spe. cIai prtce SSe Genuine CoWhide Leather Tray cling Bags. Walrus grain, cloth lined, size 1S-inch, in black only, value s8.00-Speeiaf price $s.S6 Lunch Kits, including Fibre lunch box, with one pint vacu- um bottle, in green case, value $3.15-Speciai price ........ $2-39
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
SEATTLE'S MAYOR TO
 SPEAK IN THIS STATE

Ex-Mayor Hanson of Seattle will speak at WooIsey hall in New Ha- ven. November 19 at the first annual meeting of the reorganized Connecti- cut Chamber of Commerce, acccrding to the announcement made by the committee on speakers, of which Rich ard M. Bissell of Hartford is chair : man. The announcement came as a surprise in view of the fact that May or Hanson has been in great demand as . speaker all over the country since his vigorous action last spring resulting in the defeat of a Bolsheviki mot to seize the government of Seat /
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Draperiies

26-inch Curtain Scrim, lace bor- der, in white, cream and ecru, 29c value, at 2 36-inch Marquisette, white, cream and ecru, regular 45c value, at 5 36-inch Scrim, in white and ecru. with colored border, reg ular 35c value, at t.. 2 36-inch Madras, in white and ecru, regular 49c value, at ..... 4 36-inch Madras, in pastel col ors, pink, blue, rose and green Cretonnes, 29-inches wide, reg ular 35c value, at t--.......... 3 Cretonnes, 36-inches wide, good assortment of patterns, regular 49c value, at 4@
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Art Department

Our showing of Knitting Yarns includes all the popular shades in Germantown, Shetland Floss, Saxony, etc.-price range 35c to 70c "a ball.
 We show Stamped Goods in every style from the smallest to the largest piece, in a wide va riety of patterns, and in a big range of prices.
 Beads of all descriptions, at 15e to 5oc-Steel Beads, at 65e. Pearl Cotton for Sweaters, in all the popular shades-at 35c.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
BRINGS SUIT ON CLAIM
 FOR $1,50o COMMISSION

Suit for sl. 800 damages has been brought against Jacob and Louis Markow, of Norwich. by Gilbert P. Coates, of Montville, for his services broker from August 27. 1919 to September 8th 1919, in purcha sing for the defendants the real estate known The Knoll at Ocean beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Women's Neckwear

Our showing of Women's Fall Neckwear is more varied than ever before and includes all the fashionable styles of the season. There are Fichus, Bertha's, Bib Collars, Round Collars, Vestees, Etc.-of organdie. satin, lace, pique and net-price range Soc to $500.
 Mara bout Scarfs and Capes, ex- cellent quality, in black, natural, etc.-at $7.o0 to $32.50.
 Scarfs of knitted silk, angora, silk and wool, and all wool in all the fashionable colorings of the season-at $5.9S to $s.50.
 A beautiful, new line of Veilings, in all the desirable Fall shades at 25c and soc a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Laces-Trimrnines

Laces are very popular this sea son We show Filet, Antique, Point VeDise and Irish Crochet, in edging and bands, in all grades.
 Silk Nets, in all colors, 42- inches wide-at $1.75 a yard of colorsEat $2.5o a yard Trimmings of all kinds-Braid Applique, Embroidered Bands, Embroidered Medallions, etc.-at 3ee to $3.5o a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
GLOVE SPECIALS

500 pairs of Women's Cash mere Gloves. in black, white, tan and gray-regular 50c value at 35e Women's Washa bie Cape Gloves, pearl color, with eE- brOidered back, regular 42.o0 Women's Gray Suede Gloves, good fall weight, regular S2.00 value at ..... S1.48
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
House Dresses, Etc.

Women's House Dresses, all the newest models. made of Percale and Amoskeag Gingham-at $500, s325 and up to S4G-extra large House Dresses. s-zes 46 to 54. at s3.5o to s4.5o.
 Vonen-s Heatherbloom Skirts with silk ruffie. in black and a full line of coIors-at S5.5Aextra sizes at s4.oo
 Women's Messaline and Tafeta Silk skirts. in changeable and plain coIors. also in black-at s5.5o to s7.5o.
 Women's Beacon Bath Robes. in a full line cf cciors-at $500, s5.se sn; up to Si2.5o.
 Wcnen's Corduroy Robes, in blue, pink. yellow. old rose and wisteria at s1o5o to sf6.5o Womcn's Outing Flannel Gowns, in white and colors s1.75, $2.oo and s2.5o-extra sizes at SAYS.
 Women's Knit skirts. in white and coiors S1.oo. Sf-25 and up to S5.50.
 Women's Cardigan Jackets, in black and gray-at $2.75 to S3.25. Nomen's Spencers in full line of s-sleeveless-at s2.5o - with sleeves $500.
 Wouaen-s iBiIlie Burke's of good quality Outing Flannel, low neck short sleeves, in pink and white, blue and white-Speciai price S1.1e, regular price s1.5o.
 All the new Fall models in the fol- lowing makes of Corsets: Memo. La Resista. Warmers, C. B., La Camille, R & G., Frolasset, P. N Thomson's also Ferris and Ideal Waists. Also the new Fall models in the fol- lowing makes of Bra ssieres: Bien Jolie. De Bevoise and model
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Loo king-Take
 Olive TabletS

To have clear. pink skin, bright eyes no pinples, feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from poisonous wastes Dr- Edwards Olive Tablets Ca vege- table compound mixed with olive oil) act ou the liver and bowels like calomd yet have no dangerous after effect. Take one nightly and note results.
 They start the bile and overcome constipation That's why millions of boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25C.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Underwear Specials

One case of Infants Winter weight Vests. value 3sc-Spe- ciai price
 One case of ChiIdren's Knitted Underwaists, sizes ? to 12, value 3oc-Speeiai price ........ Women's Medium weight Union Suits, sizes 34 to 3S, regular price $1.15-Speciai price. Women's extra size, medium weight Union Suits. sizes 40 to A, regular price $125 Special price
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
GOLD MEDAL. vAhkRl EM o., GzXExaNHz5

|, ne worlds standard remedy for kidnev. nver, oiadder and uric acid troubles rnd Nation-i Remedy of Holland since l6o6. IhIee sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. Lee< Tor ths aaEsc Gold Medal on every bo~
 and accept TO iszitAtlon
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
MAIN FLOOR OPENING SPECIALS

Toilet Paper, fine grade of Crepe Paper, value 10c-5 rolls for 25e Toilet Paper, good quality Manila Tissue, value 10c-4 rolls TOT <oC Tinted Writing Paper, in boxes containing A sheets and A en- velopes, five 'colors, value 25c- a choice at 18e Homespun Writing Paper, heavy quality, in white only, A sheets and A envelopes. value soc Pearl Beads, length 42-iuches in two sizes. value $1.e5-Spe- ciai price .....'......... 89c ChiIdren's Umbrellas, guaran- teed rain proof, two sizes, value s159-Speciai price -.-... $f.3s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
DON'T DESPAIR

Ii you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache. indigestion, insomnia; painful pass age cf urine, you will find relief in
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Ajn't if the Truth?

Whenever you see a strike in a time like this, you may know there is more bad leadership than good brains at the head of it.--Houstcn Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Hosiery Specials


 Infants White Cashmerette Hosiery. sizes A. to 61z-Spee- iai price a pair. 29c One case of Children's ia ast black Ribbed Hosiery, sizes to 911 Special price a pair. 25c One case Of women's fast black Seamless Hosiery, sizes sh to 10-SpeciaT price a pair. r...... 15e One case of Women's fine black Cotton Hosiery. sizes s11 to 10. value 3sc-SpeciaI price Women's Fall weight black S;lk Lisle Hosiery. sizes S12 to 10. value 50c-Special price pair 3ec Womens Split Foot Hosiery. full seamless, value 3sc-Spe- ciaI price a pair. -.-.......- 2ec
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
Sale of Toilet Goods Continued

Our Autumn Sale of Toilet Articles is now in full swins-a remarkable opportunity to buy standard
 makes of Toilet Goods substantially reduced prices. Practically entire left aisle the Main Floor is given to display of Toilet Artices-a arrang- ed and prce-tcketed to make selection easy. Remen- ber-you buy Toilet Articles during this Sale prices that may not obtain again for sometime.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18

home of MT. Greene's mother. Mrs. Herbert Brown. in Charlton City, Mass. HAtf I.t 7. r-..-e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18

[Women's and Children's Apparel SUITS! COATS! WAISTS! Women's s2.OO Waists at $1.39 Wonens Lingerie Waists, in variety of pretty models in white voies and striped dmites at $139 regular value $2OO Children's Winter Coats, $15.00 This s remarkable offering early in the Chl drens Winter Coats, in number of excellent styles and desirable materials sizes to IA Special price $15-O0, regular value up to $25OO.
 Women's Winter Coats at $35.OO Womens Winter Coats of Polo Cloth Veours and Tnsel tones. half satin lined with novelty collars cuffs and belts, sizes Is 44-Fa opening price $3500, of these Coats worth $500 to $1O0O more.
 Women's Fall Suits at S49.50 Womens Fall Suits many chic models, exclusive designs only kind-,aterias excellent quality Vel and Tricotines-Fa opening price $495O, regular value $590O
 FALL OPENING SPECIALS IN WASH GOODS efg quality enghans in ase-speca price 25o a of plaids' 2so DressG Gmghams pads, 4so-Speciai 39c One real DHesns Fleece in good showing of new de- TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, BEDSPREADS, BLANKETS s-inchE a o 
  93c dozen Turkish value -27c Sheets value Spec price
 
 
 
  of s5 pairs of Wooinap Blankets wool value s6po-
  Luncheon Sets absolutely
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
FALL OPENING SPECIALS IN DRESS GOODS

Narrow medium Vale Corduroy Velvet,
 
 $125-Speeai Satin, quality, Alpine Pussy Willow raeta inches wide for Waists fesh pink taupe raspberry, Copenhagen blue $s5o-Speeiai Skirts fac
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30
Lost and Found

LOST-Chihuahua dog yellow with white feet; answers to name of 'Pepo,' $500 reward. Valued as child's pet. Call BaSsler Hotel, gs
 PLACED in wrong car by mistake, one basket containing dishes, table, cloth and silverware and one oilcloth i, lined suitcase containing 3 bathing suits, at Riverside park. Finder please return to 1922 w. Adams or phone l2Se. Dr. J. w. McElwee. gs
 LOST-One 34x4 rim and cord cas- ing. Reward if brought to Batcher Garage 10S N. Second avenue, gs
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Six cows. Will trade for steers in part or all pay ment or will sell on time, part cash. J. E. McClain, F mile west of Tempe. Phone 13R2 7-k
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30
FORLEASE

Orangewood bungalow-five rooms-two baths and screen cement cellar-furnace-fine water and all Will lease fur nished $50 per month-unfur- nished $125-by the year.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30

RESPONSIBLE party would like to
 buy modern bungalow, located north
 or northeast; prefer large lot. Terms
 publican. b
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30

WANTED TO ExCHANGE-FIRS CLASS PRODUCING OIL STOCK FOR CAR. NO WRECK CONSID- FRED. MUST BE IN FIRST CLASS MECHANICAL CONDITION. ADJ DRESS BOX S2-H, REPUBLICAN. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30
Wanted Situation, Female
LADY wants washing. Phone sss7. 2
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-To rent, an electric fan. Call Miss Clark today, Republican of flee, 4331. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30
For Sale-Automobiles
OFFERS IO ENEW ED INK CAD
 LlNUNNERS

Here is the list of used cars you have been waiting to see. Light weight clean merchandise-good honest value. Read every item and come in-make your choice before it is too late to get the one you want
 Fords; Touring or Roadsters
 S250.00 to. to........-S 10000 Dodges Touring; s400.o0 to-. S0O.0O Buick: beautiful shape and
 refinished ......... 10000 Maxwell Road Runners, $350
 10 4io.VV Rec Touring; excellent. 500.OO Chalmers Six; new tires;
 fine appearance. .......-.. SOO.O0 Hudson Super-SiG 10000 Also several cars from S150.00
 to .............--.--- 5UU'VO Light trucks, all makes,
 $275.0O to.............. 10000 We sell on monthly payments. We accept Liberty Bonds as part payment. USED CAR DEPARTMENT
 R. D. ROPER MOTOR co. Phone 1850 10 West Van Buren
 ps
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30
For Rent-Land


 FOR RENT-S0 acres for maize. Cash O. crop. Phone 2S13. d FOR RENT-10 acres for summer crop; cash or shares; 415 miles east on Mcdowell road. B. H. Spangler. 7b FOR RENT-71 acres fine alfalfa, with g high grade milcn cows for sale; s2,5o0 will handle the whole out fit; or we will divide this ranch and sell you half of the COWS. THE LONE STAR LAND AND
 CATTLE co
 Phone 4115. 27 N. Central Ave. gs ALL OR PART of 160 acres to rent for summer crop.
 GREENE SS GRIFFIN
 124 N. 1st Ave. If FOR SALE-10O acres oil lease in Holbrook, miles from actual drilling on the anticline, s1.75 per acre. Must sell at once. Box 65-G, Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FIVE ROOM furnished house, close in, screen porch, modern. Phone 533S- 62S E. Adams St b
Arizona republican., 1919-06-30

WANTED-Smau furnished house for summer months; no children; no sick. Box 4SJ Republican. gs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
BRYCE STRONG FOR The
BRITISH ACHIEVEMENTS

LONDON. Feb. lI.-PrnNidcnce has
ordained the British TO he the race 10
do moro for the welfare Of mankind
than any other people declared NiS-
count Bryce. former British ambassador
10 the United Stntrs. NJ = meeting OF
Canadian citizens in London on Sunday.
Let us ser," he continued that we
ms an empire never fail in this great
and responsible task. Many Of you arr
returning TO your native land full "r
honors and conscious that YOU have
done your part In saving. not only the
empire. but civilization. You will be
hunordcd Ivy succeeding generations rs
the heroes OF Trnfalgar and Waterloo
are honorcd.
Il hop" you will return home with
n full appreciation Of how much Great
britain lnTcs her drmiunnS ami how
grateful she il for tn: golden services
they have rendered 10 hcr. Our grail
tudr for that service ia only cGualicd
by the admiration for ihr valo: ana
sp'rii o. tho men from The durntnlons.
Do not frrgci wlrat vast power LOT
GOOD there is III the union OF nrIsish
Snraking peoples Tho ar. In touch with
all the o:hhr races ri tn" world. II
is impoSsihl" To crargrratc tho wonder
rul Influence that tho tonguc or the
british race has upon tli> "ther peoples
IF the world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
RIVER NEWS

With some IL Tia" bear traps down on
III, dams in tho Pittsburgh district and
both Allegheny nnG M"iungahcla rivers
rising ri some points Il substantial Flsc
was noticed At the wharf yesterday. the
stage n; Il H. NJ. l"ns SIX feet. SIX inches
and rising and tho marks at The foot or
McMcchcn dam showed seven feet. rive
inches and rising. hut the river will he
stationary this morning. 4 slight run
Of irc out OF the Allegheny started nnsi
ttSburGh yesterday afternoon and ii Is
Thought that this wilt cause the lower
ing Of tho dams which arc raised in the
pittsburgh district
There was one departure and ono ar
rival at tho wharf yesterday; the Liberty
rl~rr"d for Mcf'onnellsvillc and way
points at noon with u good trip nnd the
Ifclcn r. arrived from New MatnmoraS
at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Old Reliable passed down wiki
c,nrfy gasoline barges To- Sistersvil!e
yesterday ut noon.
The General Crowder W ! l'ave Pitts
burSll this afternoon AZ . o'clock for
Charleston after being Mid UP for a
week owing to low water. She will ar
rive mt this city carly tomorrow morn
ing and resume her trip. down the river
at s q. M. Tho Crowicr will take on
board here her cabin outfit Of linens and
blankets.
While laid up for low water ut Point
Pleasant, Capt Sebolt, steamboat man
aerr for the Liberty Transit Co. has
made some decided changes in the Cen
rral Wood and General pcrshing. These
changes will not be- completed until
March ]. when tho Wood will enter the
cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade and the
General r.rshing will go into the Pitt
burgh and Parkershurs trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
ALLOWANCES
FROM TWO MEN;
LANDS IN JAIL
OBTAINED MONEY FHoH WAR
Risk INSURANCE BUREAU AS
WIPE OF TWO SOLDIERS,
DopGED FEDERAL OFFICIALS FOR
LONG PERIOD, BUT FINALLY
SURRENDERED.
ONE HUSBAND IN STEUEENv1LI.E
AND ANOTHER HERE; FoRMEh
HAZEL-ATLAS EMPLoYE.

Florence Fray Of IS Twcuty-ffth
street, whom tho federal Officers have
been after since december 10 on 4
presidential warrant. got tired OF try
ing to eludc the officers who have been
on her heels ever since the warrant was
issued. and went to police headquarters
last evening at : o'clock TO give herself
up, the case not being within the turls-
diction of the city.
l.. Is. Deputy Marshal Short was noti-
fed and SHE was taken 10 tho county
Jail, and Is now safely within the walls
Of that institution.
She Is charged with the violation or
the war risk insurance bureau act OF
the revised statutes Of tho United
States in receiving $50 from the gov
crnment as the wife Of james Rlatlner'
O soldier In the L. S. army. The Of
fcials say she has also been drawing
money from the bureau as tho WIG or
another man in Stcubenville who they
think is her real husband. bot tho poS-
ing ~ the wife OF Bluttncr In dcfranh-
inC the government was the real
charge against her.
She WAS formerly employed IN the
Hazel-Atlns works in East wheeling,
but left that place some time ago anu
made many trips between this city ana
Steubcnvillc, and in the meantime se
cured employment in restaurant on
the lower end Of Hanover "ircct IN
Martins Ferry. Always succeeding in
eludjne the ofriccrs. although all Of her
haunta were watched. the strain was
too much for her and shc gave herself
UP.
This Is the first case Of this kind IN
the Wheeling district, and The oncnse
Is uncommon throughout the country
She will be given hearing some time
today before L. s. Commissioners Boyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
WILL BRING SLEEPING
PITTSBURGH MAN TO
FORMER HOME HERE
THEODORE AUBER, WHO HAS BEEN
IN STATE OF COMA NEARLY
TWO WEEKS BETTER
Physicians Able to Awaken Him For
Short Period To Take Tood-Des1res
To Return To City.

Theodore Auber. a former well known
local business man and until few
years agn general manager Of the Ohio
Valley Roofing company Of this city
will be brought from his home in Pitts
burEh today Ia The home of his sister
on South Jacob street to he treated by
local physicians in an effort. to bring
him out Of Il state. OF coma In which he
has lain for nearly two weeks,
As reported in Tho Intelligence a
few days ngo. Mr.. Auhcr had been sleep
ing for about ten days and despite the
efforts OF several physicians he could
not be aroused.
It is said. that the state Of coma was
due to an accident which he suffered
some time ago. when heavy stove fell
on his stomach injurins his spine.
He fell into tho deep slumher In his
homo on February s. upon retiring for
tho night and has since been sleeping.
It was reported yesterday from Pitts
bUreh that tho physicians have been
able 10 arouse him for short period
during the past few days that he might
be given food 10 sustain life. Since
nourishmcnt has been administered he
has gained some strength. hut in his
weakened and semi-conscious periods he
has asked to he brought here.
Mr.. Aubcr has number OF relatives
In this community including n brother.
Otto Aubcr. OF South Wheeling. and
Mrs, w. A. Helfcnbinc. OF the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
South Side Residents
Want Water Turned On
Wheeling Ice and Storage Company Of
ftc1als Turn or .ublio supply Be
Cause OF Imposition,

Many residents In South Wheeling
have been considerably wrought up Tor
the pasL several weeks because Of the
action taken By the officials OF the
Wheeling Ice and Storage companys
plant. 2o34 Water street. when the pub
lie water supply was suddenly shut on.
deprivipg scores Of families OF cool.
filtered clear and delicious aqua.
For the past many years : large NUM-
Der Of families have been getting their
drinking water supply from the free
supply. which was much appreciated.
especially during the summer, 1t is re-
ported that tho reason the ice company
officials ordered the water shut Off was
that some Of the employers were selling
thu. water while number Of boys were
filling bottles and buckets and peddlng
the water about town. Recently there
have been many requests received CT
the ice cnmpanys plant from residents
in that section OF tho city asking that
the water bn turned on. The officials
arc now considering the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
OWEN DECLARES "BREST NOT
FIT FOR CATTLE To LIVE \"

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-United States
Senator Owen, of Oklahoma, who for the
last two months has been studying the
reconstruction program Of the American
army in France, upon his arrival here
today on the steamship Rotterdam, sad'
'Brcst is not fit for. cattle to live In"
Many Of the soldiers there are suffer-
ing from melancholia, ne said. AIDING
that he would recommend to the senate
military affairs committee. that they
be brought home as soon as possible and
that every care be given them When
they return
There are too many men and too rev
shlps" at the debarkation camp, accord
ing to Senator Owen. who said that DC.
spondcncy and Inconsistencies are evident
wherever one goes One major commit
ted suicide while T was there.
"Officcrs arc doing their best, ne
added, to cope with the many difficui'
ties. The government must organic EN-
ployment bureaus and get these soldier'
back into civil life as quickly as pos
sihle.
Senator Owen. who Is chairman OF the
senate committee on banking and cur
TcnCy ana nIS WIFE, WIN
him, attribute much Of the trouble to
bad climatic" conditions in Brcst. They
said they saw American soldiers stand
Ing In rain and mud for hours while
waiting for their food: while personally
they could not find a place to sleep.
Senator Owen said the first thing he
intended doing was to inform Secretary
Baker of the conditions and the Sattitude
If the soldiers on coming home from
what he termed terrible hole. He de-
clnred that anyone who advocates cor
rection of conditions IS doing charit-
able and Christian work. They told US
over there that Brest Is better than II
was If that Is 80. God help those who
were there when 1t was worse"
Mrs Owens confirmed all her nus,
bands statements The Scpator ana
Mrs Owen. who have visited LONDON.
Paris and Madrid and who contemplated
remaining longer abroad cut their visit
short, they said. that they might report
TO Washington the deploraole conditions
existing at Frest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Here ia Sensible Treatment That
Gets Prompt Results.

For real. downright, harassing dis
comfort very few disorders can ap'
proach so-called skin diseases. such as
Eczema, letter. Boils. eruptlons, scaV'
irritations and similar skin troubles.
the lavish use OF
salres, lotions, washes and other treat"
ment applied externally to the it'll
tated parts.
No one ever heard of person h"'
ing afflicted with any form OF skin dis
eases whose blood was in good con.
dition. Therefore. it is but logical
to conclude that the proper method
Of treatment, for pimples, olotches'