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Evening journal., 1919-12-02
All Sorts Of
Cutting Things

such as make most acceptable
gifts to men. are also assem-
bled in the Observation-Disclosures
Store.
Razors are in great variety.
Straight style. 81 to $3.50;
safety, 81 to Sl250.
Pocket knives of high-grade
steel, in at least a hundred
types, give the widest range
OF choice in sizes and styles,
prices SOC 70 S6.75. One 70
four blades. handles mostly
stag or pearl.
Those who fancy a thin
knife are particularly attracted
10 the easy opener. a two
bladed knife with thin nickel
case, 81 and Si.25. Some OF
these open with a tiny ring.
From the cowboy to the
sohoolboy. we can produce a
pocket knife for everybody
not stopping at the boys and
the men, either.
r, CentraD
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
The Practical Presents
That Men Most Like
Nav Be Found in Abundance at Wanamaker'S

gay and dainty Christmas offer
ings for men, women and chill
dren.
II the man you're buying for
is fastidious about handker-
chiefs. he'll appreciate some Of
the fine French jacquards
which come with fine, hand-hem-
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

Marks. gypsy. has been married ~
times. she told the police at omaha,
Neb. Each time her father, she said,
COLLECTED compensation and then Sc
sured her release through the courts
because Of her tender years.
New York merchants and movies are
registering the complaint that there
are too many siOO bills and too few
dimes. Subsidiary coins are being cor
nered and melted for their silver, bank
ers say.
When Harry J. Harley, enlisted man
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

is at the disposal of any
one who requests it, in
person or through the
mail.
When in doubt, select
something practical.
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
"Tm Keen About YOU
Remarks the NelU CarUingKnfe
To the Roast

and the who receives for Christmas gift hand
some carving set is equally keen about the carving
knife:
PROVIDED it isn't "looker" but an efficient
cutter we'll.
The quality OF carving set depends the knife,
and the quality of the knife depends its edge while
the quality OF the edge depends the hardness of the
steel
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

their present prices when they
are gone.
Mems good-looking silk shirts,
in plain colors and in all sorts
Of stripes and color combina-
tions are priced all the way
from $3.50 20 $3.50.
NJ ECKTIES are usually
~ among a woman's first in
spirations for a gift for a man,
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

Fur collars, TO be affixed to
plain overcoats, range from s12
for black coney to 1925 for
Alaska seal.
Fur gloves are $3.50 for
blended hare to $50 for beaver.
The Wanamaker Store, as you
know, is the place in which no
fur is ever "called out Of its
name"
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6)Ct1 U
;sl[[,+]:::II n n Il;

Haven't you noticed that the man
doing the greatest kicking about the
shortage Of food IS the man who did
the least gardening work last summer?
And. too, haven't you noticed how
quickly the sugar shortage wasn't a
shortage at all when the price went up
A "food famine" Is nothing but the
inability OF price and purse to meet
each other.
Few can smile when others weep,
but more can have a merry" Christ
mas while others want
on Nov. 1 there were siSs5,0OO sill
YER dollars rolling round this country,
mostly west Of Pittsburgh.
Each night for ten long years light
glowed In the window OF Mrs. Adelne
Fields home IN san Francisco. 90
guide the footsteps OF her wandering
husband. William F. Fields. But Fields
never returned.
Then, one morning, Mrs. Fields blew
out the light and went down town 10
the oflce Of a lawyer, where she ap-
piled for divorce.
Miss Rose Nell, OF Prospect Heights,
y. j., and Russell Worthington were
10 have been married on sept. 3. The
guests had assembled at the church
and the clergyman was prepared 10
perform the ceremony, but the pros
pective bridegroom failed TO appear.
When he did not show up he explain
ed that business prevented his appear
Bnce al the chnrch.
Miss Neil accepted the excuse. An
other wedding day was set. This
time 40 the home OF the bride.
Again the guests were there. Like
wise the preacher, The bride in her
bridal array, the best man, and the
choir but the bridegroom didn't come.
Another excuse. Not accepted. Suit
Tor heart balm lled.
William West. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, was
discovered by police early the other
morning standing on his head fast
asleep. He was snoring enthusiastic
,lly.
Those people having trouble getting
10 sleep onights might try Williams
plan. The only difficult feature is
learning 10 stand one ones head.
Although only "a years Old. Rosa
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
Books to GiUe q Man
Suggested by a Man

Beatty, Jellicoe, Sims
and Rodman
by Francis T. Hunter. $3.50.
The New Map Of Asia
by Herbert Adams Gibbons.
$3.50.
The Box With Broken
Seals
by z. Phillips Oppenheim.
Sl7s.
The Rivers End
by James Oliver Curwood.
Si.S0.
Not All the Kings Horses
by George Agnew Chamber
lain. Si7s.
Unbroken Lines
by Harriet T. Comstoek. Si.6o.
The Forbidden Trail
by Honore Willsie. Si.60.
Station Y
by G. Mcleod Winsor. Si.S0.
Thirteenth)
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

Seeing Pennsylvania
by John T. Faris. SIS.
Impressions of Theodore
Roosevelt
by Lawrence F. Abbott. 81.
Ireland's Fight For
Freedom
by George Creel. 81.
The Truth About China
and Japan
by B. L. Putnam Weale. s..
The True Lafayette
by George Morgan. $3.50.
An American IdylI. The
Life of Charlton ii. Parker
BY Cornelia Stratton Parker.
Si.75.
Theodore Roosevelt, An
Intimate Biography
by William Roscoe Thayer. S..
Main Floor
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TNHERE'S one spot

BNHERE'S one spot
Il in this Store-a
pretty big spot it
is, too, covering the
greater p art of the
Market Street end of
the Main Floor-that is
as full of gift sugges-
tions as a live wire is
full of tingle.
House gowns? of course! the
very thingi Henry has never
had one, perhaps; or the trouble
may be that he has one-has
had il a bit too long, maybe,
and insists that it's good
enough"
You can't expect a man TO be
of with the old coat before he
is on with the new. and Christ
mas is the time for the new one!
You'll find a remarkable sell
lection here, in both heavy and
lightweight materials, and in
STYLES and colorings 10 suit all
mems tastes.
House coats made Of double
faced cloth are priced $3.50 TO
s25.
Wooden dressing gowns IN
fancy and plain eolors and ma
terials, including checked, plaid
and tweed effects, and soft, at
tractive figured English fan
nels, are S16.50 to $50.
Luxurious silk gowns are
priced $40 20 $50.
Cosy blanket robes are % 70
$50.
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" were difficult to
find presents
for?
Not men, you may be
sure.
When a woman asks
a man what she shall
give him for Christmas,
she h ars something
like this
"Me? why anything,
of course. Bless you,
I'm the m ost easily
pleased ch ap in the
world. Give you an idea
of something l need?
My dear child, | don't
ne e d anything. Just
forget all about me, if
you like" -
Much she would like
it, and much he would,
too, if taken at his
word!
But why ask him?
He doesn't like to be
asked, and he can't re-
member what he needs
if he ever knew it in the
first place, but he en-
joys being thought of
at Christmas time, and
having his tastes stud
led and his wants anti
cipated, just as much as
you do.
II OOK about you in
IL Wanamaker's for
an hour (selecting
the righ t spots, of
course) and you'll prob
ably have more ideas
for Christmas gifts
suitable for men than
the average woman has
men to give gifts to.
This great Store will
help you in every way.
The Christmas stocks
TEEN with the greatest
variety of gifts, of a
kind that long expert
ence has shown us give
the greatest satisfac-
tion to men:
All of it new, desira-
BILE merchandise, every
thing of the highest
quality for its price,
whether it's a collar
button or a phonograph.
The Store Hostesses,
whose headquarters is
in the Personal Service
Bureau (M ain Floor,
w st Aisle, Central)
will be glad to consult
with, or assist in any
way, a customer whose
Christmas lis t offers
perplexities.
Besides this, an inter-
esting and helpful little
book, entitled eye Lit
tie Book of Cites" is
just off the press, and
it's a veritable gold
mine of suggestions for
gifts of all kinds and at
all prices. A free copy
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gave him last
Christmas is still wear
ing him finely, having
come from Wana-
makers?
Well, did you ever
h e ar a m an say,
"Pshaw! l have a hand
kerchief," when he got
one at Christmas? or,
Funny she did n t
notice that I'm wearing
a necktie?" or What
will l do with all these
silk shirts?"
For the handkerchiefs you
must, of course, step over TO the
Handkerchief Store, Main
Floor, Central) which is as
pretty as a picture with all its
Evening journal., 1919-12-02
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dam
gers Of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
oncei Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment made with c.l CT mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it Affect stomach and heart
as some internal medicines GO.
Excellent for scTe throat bronchitis.
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bs.o, all pains and aches of the back
or Joints, sprains, sore muscles bruises,
chilbla;as, frosted feet, colds Of the
chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c Jars; hospital size $50
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

II spite Of the feet fssi Dr. csiSuslrs
SyTHP PsfIin is the iSrscsf selling liquid
iSTsiite 81 ike IUor!a. iksFs bsinS oper
o 'Hillion bottles s0ld zach yss,. 'nssy
1rho nesd iis bsHsf;s hare Hoi SET aseS
f. II yos have Hoi. ssnd scar Hsns sHS
sd6ress for Q free frisl bottle 10 Dr. ~.
B. CsldwsH.' 81 Warrington ST.. MoHii.
cello. IiliHois.
Evening journal., 1919-12-02

Few can smile when others weep.
but more can have a merry" Christ
mas while others want.
on Nov. there were si,ss5,OOO Sill
YER dollars rolling round this country,
mostly west Of pittsburgh.
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tFourth Floor. centraD
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CNaln Floor. Thirtssnth)
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Mcpnechen Personals.

Miss Nellie Eastins, who has oeen
visiting friends here has returned 10
her home At Burton.
Ted Miller and family have returned
TO their home at Dayton after priei
visit here with friends.
MIR Charles Schanc and famIly are
snendiny two weeks vacation Win
friends at Bedford.
J. o. Mcbride is spending nurhoeF
of days with friends at Grafton.
VIM. Key is calling on friends IN
Boston, Mass. for n number or Gays.
DR.. L. -. Barlow spent yesterday III
ST. Clairsville on business.
Paul Carlisle, who has been III at ms
home is now able to be out.
Miss Bernie krOglr. who mas oeen
visiting friends here has returned 10 her
home at Newark.
Chas Wclrh has returned home AFTER
n brief visit "!tu friends at Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stctson are
spendinE a number OF days with frlends
at Cleveland.
Mrs. Milton Stauver is spending
number of weeks with friends at DC
trCit
MIR. and Mrs. John Eastman. VINO
how. been calling on friends mere nave
r.turn,d to their home at Glover's Gap,
Mrs. W H. JOileS alu Own ''~
ed home after brief visit at Cameron
Miss Dorothy Calvert is now aoie 70
be out again after several days Illness
Mrs Joseph Carrlgan, OF RoanoHe'
Va. is, visiting friends in this city.
NJ. Corners. who has been spenolns
4 number OF days at Terra Alta with
his son, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Slinton Freshcorn nave
returned to their homo at Youngstown
after a brief visit in this city.
Mrs. sherman Cllom. who underwent
n serious operation at the Glendale nos
pital several weeks ago. has been re-
moved to her home on Fourth street.
Misses Dorothy and Marie Schaiier
loft to-day for Bedford. where they
would spend two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris. VINO nave
been spending a number Of days IN THIS
CITY nave returned to their home at
Youngstown. ,.
Harold White who has been visiting
his parents here has returned TO NIles'
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Rrucc Morris have re-
turned 10 their home at Youngstown
after being called here by the death OF
his father.
I.yles Burns, OF Moundsrille. spent
Yesterday in this city on business.
Miss Carrie Harris. who has heen WIS.,
iting friends here has returned 10 her
home at New Mnrtinsvill..
Mr.. Oliver and son, of Wheeling, were
calling on friends in this city yesterday
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American Legion.

The local post of the American Legion
received ia charter this week ana wHi
b,. knoEn NOW as n A. Mountain Fos'
Ne : The organization has only Dee"
TEMPORARY up until this time but
,rrctins will 90 hclu soon at which Tune
nc,y officers will be elected who VIII
e,.ryr FOR one year. The organization
will make = campaign for new members
soon as only about so per cent or tho
returned soldiers. sailors and marines
of McMechen and Benwood have mace
out applications up until this time lhls
ORGANIZATION IS formed for tho oeneflt
NJ the World War Veterans who haVe
q, honorable discharge and Il Is the aim
~ the members Of the organization 30
&c; every honorably discharged soldier
sailor a3d marine in McMechcn anc
R,nyool into the organization BEFORE
tho state convention is held in OCTOBER
Representatives. are at Charleston now
and ar effort will be mado to hold the
sta,, convention in Wheeling ana II
they are successful the local post IN
lends to be well represented ut the con-
,.ention.
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BENW0Op
Schools Open September 8.

Union district schools will open Mon
day, September s. All buildings nave
been thoroughly cleared during the sum
mcr months and everything is IN hrsl-
class condition for the opening. All
vacancies III the teaching forcc h"Ne
been nll"d. Much new manual Train
ing machinery is b"ing installed at IN
ion high school and all the Old d"ihcs'lo
science equipment is being replaced pS
the latest up-tu-datc tables, twelve IN
number which will easily accommodate
a class OF twcnty-four.
Physical rdurutIon Will be given an
IMPORTANT place in IN" schools or Inc
future. as thc board Of education, see
Iup the need of hrtlCr developed bodies
has added to the teaching force nm cX-
pcrI,ncrd man IN physical cduca'l"h'
who will devote his entire time 10 thls
important work.
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Moundsyille Briefs.

Miss Rodclla Hicks, Of Cameron IS the
puast of Miss Rctta Pounds. Of center
street.
Mrs Edna McKie and Miss Ora COS
ney have left on n trip TO Atiahu' my
S. Henderson. of Woodland, spent
Yesterday in the city on business.
Mrs. +. c. Miller and niece, MISS KUN
wilson. we're in Woodland yesterday
with friends. ..-.
L, II. Stilwell has gone to Pittsburgh
for n few days business trip.
Miss Isabella Orley, of PitrsburEh' Is
Chatting Mrs. Elijah Martin at Fairvlew.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. McQuade have re-
turned to their home on First street az
ner a visit with relatives IN f'''"-
burgh. -,
Mrs. L. C. Powell is i'll at her home on
Ash avenue.
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John Porter. local plsyWtsht
actor. will leave the latter part 81
week for New York. where As WIN
fer with the committee Of the I0ee
tional Actors Association, In reSAS
the present strike.
Homer Marquis has returned -
work as police officer, aftsP ogvl
weeks vacation In the country.
John O'Donnell will leav1 too1ys
sebring. Ohio. where he will spN4 =
vacation. ss,ssss,
Mrs. Jennie Muir 10 able 70 -
again after a slight attack Of Too
John Blake Is driving through
lantic City, in his Overland car ~ -
spend his vacation there. ZSs
George Riddle has returned b -
IN, lower mill. after spending -,
months on his farm near ShefraTo
will probably return to his tAfA r.
fall " ~
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Lot us shade your porch now. Wheel
Ing Tent & Awning Co. Tel. e63.
Linen Shower.

Miss Virginia Henderson, of mis- city,
was the honor gucst last evening al ii
delightful affair held III tn" home al
Mrs. Mary Henderson. on fltih street
with Miss Evelyn HENDERSON. OF Nht"l'
ing, as hostess. II WAS linen shower.
and the honor guest, VIII" VIII b" w"dG"d
in the near future, received uSClQl anu
rretty gifts in large number. Music
and games were enjoyed. and q dainty
luncheon was served.
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Cannot Install Pool.

Tho wadins pool cannot he installed AT
the Fourth and Firth ward Fairgrounds
un;i sufficient funds can he raised 10
do so \ recent subscription was made
hut tho residents of these wards do not
seem to be very liberal and the fund
fru way short If the amount needed.
The money will be kcpt.by Mr.. Burkctt.
who is chairman of the committee, until
sufficient funds can he raised to allow
them TO install the pool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Hucol Lad Returns.

Chester Downing, n we'll known lad ~
this city. who has been In IN" service
for the past year, arrived nome E"St'r-
day after receiving his honorable di"-
charge from Camp Lee. He enlisted n
tho service a year ago and was sent -
Camp Lee and from there h" was trar"-
rcrrcd overseas. where h" took an active
part in the war II" is well known her"
and his many friends are glad +" learn
that he is sgain back in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Banuuet Thursday.

Members Of the Phillip club and
teachers Of the Sunday school Of the
Baptist church. VIII be guests at Il
banquet 10 h" held in til" church parlors
on Thursday evening. The officers ot
the church VIII have ctcarGc Of tn"
event and hav" arranged i splendid pro-
gram for the evening.
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2. o. o. Makes Repairs.

Tic Baltimore * Ohio railroad Will
MAKE rcpnlrs 10 n" Eighth street cross
Ing. and MISC at the crossing near Forty
eighth strCct Wheeling. Tn" unsah-
tarv condition nCHr tn" Brnwood SHOPS
whcr n draining" pipe WAS stopped up
VIII b. looked after. Oh Will u" scat
tcr,l nhcut the plhc" so MS 1" give
sprON relief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Knights Of Pythins LoGge.

The Knights of ryth!as lodge No ~
met last evening in III" x ~ J. hall q"
Marshall street. After = brief hUSin"S,
session and the initiation Of number
OF members the remainder "f IN" cr"n-
ing was spent in a social time. Tho
moetilnE was concluded ny smoker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Must DIM Lights.

Sheriff w. l.. Clayton has o"ciar'u
war on autosists VIII" have not conpii'u
viii the state regulations. lie has
Grn,Itics out watching for those who
have not picccd non-glaring lenses on
tb,ir headlights. The tail-lightS must
be kept lit. aud all machines must nav
two license tags. Prosecution Will folio"
the arrest of Yiolators.
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n T. Anshuntz Dead.

n r. Anshuntz, formF resident u
this city and very well known here dLru
AT Marion. Ind. on August IA and Wa7
buried there. He was a survivor OF lhe
I,iby prison at Richmond, Va Inc uc,
ceased was q business man mere year"
ago and will be remembered by Inc
older residents. A letter announcing lhe
death was received yesterday by captain
w. D. Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Net In Clay District.

. Many members of the -harshall county
auto club went to ~ GnIon school IN
CLAW district las, evening and held Il
district mcctip.. \ branch OF the CLUB
was formed and much enthusiasm over
the good r,.,ds projects advocated by tho
county organization was shown. Other
meetings will be held in the various
districts for the same purpose.
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M'MECAEN
Entertained With Hike.

Misses Florence Seltncr ana CARA
Wilson entertained group OF tueIF
friends last evening with welncr r"aS'
on Reilly hill. The group met. ~ tl.e
Seltncr home and journeyed to tn" hIli
In body where a jolly time was had
In music. games and other pastimcS. NJ
a late hour q large bonfire was hu'it
and the merry group gathered around IL
and roasted weincrs. About twenty
couples were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Building Garage.

]. ". E"lCh. IF this city. has CON
v"rtcd The old Johns Feed Store on
South Marshall street, near the Hitch
man coal mines. into garage. Men are
now at work making various repairs
Mr.. Reich expects I Oopcn his garage
within q short time. He will store auto
mobiles. sell gasoline and other equip
rlrij. rs well as do automobile repair
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Blnnford Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains or
Little Robbie Blauford vii. be held az
the. hnnir Of his Erandmother.Mrs ban
ford. ThU-.'day afternoon at ociOcN
Rev. COTTON will have charge OF the w
r.r.l Iuicrrnent will be made at the
MCMcrhcn cemetery.
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Trek Club Met

The Trek club of this c!ty. was reor-
Sanized at a meeting held in their rooms
on jefferson avenue last evening. Nc"
officers were elected and plans for some
future events were outlined. CLUB al
fairs have been permitted |" drag dur-
ing the summer events. but new interest
is now being shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20

The Rcnwond Playground Association
announces that the Fairgrounds OF this
city will officially close September LIST.
The inst ruCturs will b" Withdrawn at
that time and tho loose equipment
stored a,Tay for the winter months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
Accident Sunday.

A foreigner residing IN RoEES Rum
crashed mot motorcycle Sunday even
Ing near the forks of the run. Accord
ing e. Witnesses tho foreigner WINS driV-
ing very rcCklcssly. taking the entire
rond After tho crash into the motor
cycle he sim iusitscd on going ahead
but was stopped when another autoist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-20
ME- Ralla McGuffie.

Mrs. Belle McGuffie passed away az
the ohio Valley Hospital Monday even
Ing. following brief illness. MIS-. NC
Guffie was we'll known here and leaves
y host of friends TO mourn hor death
The remains will be taken to cameron
Thursday morning on the lO;4o trai"
and services will be held in the Flrse
Presbyterian church. lnterment Will DC
made in the Cameron cemetery.
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Concrcttng Delayed.

Work on laying the concrete founda-
ton for the new road through the mar
rows has been delayed. Another shori-
agc Of material has developed. and the
big mixer has been idle all this week.
Carloads Of sand have been delayed Ia
transit, but are expected to arrive On
the Glendale siding al any time now.
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John Manning a we'll known resident
Of Main street. returned last sunday "F-
ching 10 his home here. aftrr 'rlp |"
Irslnnd. Mir. Manning left about three
month. mr., to visit his relatives in tho
old country. He was onc of IN" first IN
tho country TO receive passport.
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Off to (Lnp.

About score Of young ladies. OF the
city. forming the Girl Scouts troop l"'t
yesterday morning for GraysNilc where
they will camp for week. Mrs. Edwin
Fer. captain and Mrs. Pearl stuff
lieutenant. are in charge of the troop
during tho week they will remain on
Fish creek
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Tho PythIau Sisters, Little Princess
r,ruplc No. =. held Il busy meeting las
evening in their hall III the Mcrcantii"
bu!ld!nE ,u Seventh street. Til" meet
ing waN we'll Attended ana some inter-
cstiug business WAS transacted.