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Evening journal., 1919-01-11
GIRLS TO PLAY BASKETBALL.

The glrIs basketbaIl Team or the
Wilmington High School viii play the
girls team OF Dover High School next
Saturday afternoon. The game will be
played in the new gymnasium OF the
High SCHOOL, As both teams plav fast
games II is expected that the exhibition
next week will be exciting. The game
Is called for 3 o'clock,
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. Del jan ii.-The Ladies'
Aid Society OF Newport VI. E Church
viii hold its regular business and
social meeting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Craig next Wednesday
evening.
Miss Bessie Maclary entertained few
friends at her home on Thursday even
ing. Those present were: Misses Edna
and Mabel Wo~k. Bessie Jones, Anna
Handy and William Jones, Jr.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
ACCEPTS WRESTLING DEF.

The CHALLENGE OF Eddie NoVenls 70
wrestle any il0-pound man has been
accepted by William Sidel. No. 52S East
Seventh street, on behalf OF Joe Jacobs.
Sldel is anxious 10 meet Novenis and
make arrangements for the proposed
match.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
cnEscENTs VS.. ALL.sTAns.

One OF the best bowling matches OF
the season will be played this after
noon. when the Crescent team rolls the
Wilmington All-Stars. picked and cap
tanned by Curt Doelzer. one OF the
citys best ten-pin artists. The ALI
Stars are made UP OF Doelzer, Carson,
Wright, Hackett and Kramer. Game at
Crescent alleys, at Eighth and Orange
streets.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
RECORD FOR McGILLIvRAY.

' CHICAGO, Jan. ii.-Perry McGllivrsy
clipped three-nfths Of a second from
the worlds swimming record for The
400 yard back stroke last night In the
annual interscholsstic events at the IL
linois Athletic Club. His time was
5O7 as.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
HIGH VS.. KENNETT.

The Wilmington High School and Ken
nett Square High School basketball
teams will clash in the local schools
gymnasium this afternoon. The pre-
lminary game Will be between the
Seniors and Juniors Of the school.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
LsyOLA VS.. saLEsIANUM.

With a record OF SIX SUCCESSIVE VIC
tories, Layola COLLEGE basketball team.
OF Baltimore. will meet the Saleslanum
quintet on the Brownson floor. this aft
ernoon. Paul Mention, OF this city, Is
captain OF the Baltlmoreans. Both teams
are confident Of victory.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11
NAVY MAN TO MEET CHAMP" /"

by lne United Press.
LONDON, Jan. ii.-Johnny Basham.
welterweight champion OF Great Brit
ain, has been matched 10 meet Eddie
Sherlln, OF the United states Navy, here
January q, II was announced today.
Evening journal., 1919-01-11

To insure fun rental vaIue-uss N,
WANT snS.-Adv
Evening journal., 1919-01-11

Household goods VIII be proftsbl,
sold when advertised In the Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
RECEPTION AT
SONNEBORN HOME
Ann Hs. JULES coBLEFTH' of
aAI rRANcrsco, CALF hoNO
Id WITH DELIGHTFUL FAHA
DsnAsnts Of Frances Piza-Ap
ing Glasses VIII Enjoy
:. Christmas Party.

rne home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C0'sFI IS L.
sonn~sorn. Linden avenue. LenoH f'1C';
- The scene OF a delightful ihlo,",.,.
treceution last evening. compiitnE', q,
70 M. and Mrs. Jules Coolentz' 0! So,
Francisco, California. who are $50 -,.sro
at the Sonneborn home. The hou'H ,oo
from $3.50 to IL o'clock and ABOUT Avn
.rnests called during the evening". NJ,
M and Mrs. Coblentz. Nj. ann Nj -
CHARLES Sonneborn and Mr.. and MIS- +
Sonneoorn received the guests IN o;,. tTS
i9ivinr room. which was A'trteol't.E
IS.snra.ed with American beauty roses
M Herbert Sonneborn. MRS, sam
Good and Mrs. JENNIE BeeNtnan Pre- pr.
:Sided IN the dining room. where &c
,-csops refreshments were served. Etaoo-
rate appointments were appar.n. Nv. g
With lovely yellow chrS SAT- ''e '''''
featuring the decorations.
Mrs. Coblentz is a former Wheet'n :
vomat, and quite a number Of charmihH
affairs are being planned In her non"r'
She viii be here for some time ana u'",
Eners, teas. and bride parties wan ~
Efyen complimentary to her oy he'
many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
IT'S DANGEROUS
To Be HURRIED
Authority warnes People Hasty, Drastic
Action Injuries
System.

Ono dash Of water doesn't maxi your
face clean does it? Just ono hig blasting
pill won't cleanse the intestinal tract
and put your. liver and bowels IN
clean healthy condition again; Il sinEl"
dos" if powerful cno~gh Will blast us
way through alright-SCmctim"S With
out gripping or discomfort but that is no
sign you are not wrcCking your stomach.
Instead Of taking one big dose I" ut
cvcrybady'S case (Which they don'D
take tiny doses at intervals through the
day; you med not wait until night or
some other convenient tim" to get relief
drive ont hradach". bilious bloatcd
consripatcd feeling. Just take an E-A
tablet right away. anytime you wish. an
other q little later and perhaps another
when you got home and 50 10 bed; re-
suits arc thorough. gentle. permanent
no hurry or diScumfort-no Whaling un-
til convenient time Tho {. II. Grtest
cut Rate" and all druggists sell the lcO
tablet size wooden bottl" sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
MACADEMY MINSTREL
TICKETS GO ON SALE
Final Plans Made For Big Show on
December lo-l1.

,,, ,... r,,- Tim corrnIc,fou rr tho
\.,.v,I..,iy minstrel nj tho Court. p.""m-
To-, IN ,rI II were complctcd Yesterday
mi an iuti.,tiuus point toward Il nun
,rr,I ..r,r ,xrrInncc" The big chorus
of Go - being rapidly whipped into
shade and tho fcatur" acts of The show
are all ARRANGED for Walter Alh"rS. pupu-
lar Wheeling TENOR Will he heard in one
of the late hits" If the day. The Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho City.
AT THE HOTELS.

AT THE HOTELS.
McLur@D. Il Courtney. Morgan.
town: J. A. Hubeg. l.. c. Jackson, Fair
c. H Carpenter. Petersburg: e. f.
Werner. keyser; FL b. Dill. Morgan
town; l. s. Campbell. St. Mary's: G. w.
Hill. Sis;ersville,
windsor E. 4. Durham. sistcrsvillc;
John Mccarthy, ParkersburE; J. y
White, Clarksburg; IL II. McCabe. Fair
mont
Stamm-F Fowler. Parkcrsburg: G.
". Smith. Parkcrsburg: F. NJ Cross.
New Nartinsv!lle
Rogers. W. Black, J. W. Busch
ParkcrsburE.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Stein, of Wood
lawn. have had as their guests Mr.. and
MIS-. Wasserman. OF New York. who re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coblcn2. "f Sr
Francisco. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sonneborn at their home
at Lenox
Louis Kraft. accompanied by his
mother Mrs 8. Kraft and her daughr'r
Miss Irma Kraft. left yesterday Tor
New York. where they AT" the guests
OF Mrs. Charles Hamburger.
Miss Lillian Fclbcr of North Wabash
street, who has boon spending tn" past
week In Pittsburgh. with relatives. re-
turned home last evening.
Pat Joyce. formerly of Wheeling. who
IS now connected with the legal de-
l,artnlent Of the city Of Pittsburgh. Is
"A the city to attend IL" funeral Of Il
relative.
Mrs. Ernest g. Eu!lart Of North
Main street IcCt yesterday morning for
Canton. Ohio. to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. John Weiss.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leo Boncnb"rp"r ar"
rejoicing over the arrival Of u Httl"
daughter. born yesterday afternoon 1t
the Wheeling hospital.
Charles Cameron. who was operated
on several days ago at the Wheeling
hospital, Will return 10 his home today.
Mrs. Frank Wright Of Brllairc is re-
covering from Il critical illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Jackson of Mari
eta. Ohio. stopped of ut Wheeling
yesterday afternoon on their way Ia
Pittsburgh. Mr.. JacHs"u ~ president
II tho Patent Stamping company Of
NnrIcttI.
George Smith IS recovering fr"fa II
slight operation at the Wheeling hos
p.tal.
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y. ". c. A.

industrial riul.. VII s,r"" 4 fedora
ton supp nn TN.rsdny night evening
at 81 "'rluck. Immediately after Ia"
supper all ur 'h" clubs VII hold bu$.-
ness MEETINGS and every member Is r.
qucst"d Ia hn Present. The NJ. ]" {.
club will giy" a party 10 its members
during IN" present week
The regular classes will meet in scS-
sions. IT," Dramatic cub. which has
periods, he first meeting at rs and the
second II s. sewing classes Will meet
between seven and u'i!". 1mm"dia;"ly
after s,upor ali of ilI" rluh& VII hnld
Tho kings; Daughter, IF tn" Fourth
street ". =. church. viii G.Nr hr2a ."
md luncheon ,u W"i,n siHy. n'C. ir!..
luncheon being served l"iN""n II 4. ~.
md " p. NJ TIL" m"nU served VIII in
,ludc rr,rm"d .hi,i.'n With h'r lu,-
cults. potatoes au &l"''n. nppi" pie,
coffee.
--I:['E "a NJ ENI\GS crNNFS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
POLICE COURT

Al E,lran was fined 81 and costs on
: rIa.n drunk charge yesterday morning
IN rrlir.. court when arraigned by OIL
c'r S,nui"y.
S,dic smith was fined $40 and costs
mad ,l,r.. loit"rcrs were fined s. and
casts each on charge of being in house
illegally upcratrd on the South Side.
\ family quarrel got Walter Ego into
Trouble with his brothcr-in-law' oscar
Mrrrnyr. and the case was dlsmisSea
when Morrow proved that ne hao noun
iug {" do with the starting OF inc
rumpuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
xsttlsr-Humphries wedding

The marrige OF Miss Emma Humnh-
rfes, daughter Of Mrs. Lorcna Humrh-
res, Of Glenwood. and Mr.. Wesley N"t-
tier, Of Elm Grove. was sol"rn'Z'd at
the home Of the bride on Saturday "E"-
ming at $50 O'Clock. Rev. y. =. Ben
nett, Of the Fulton NJ. F. church. ofi"i-
ated, using tho ring ceremony. Thor"
were no immediate attendants only tn"
families Of the bride and groom being
IN attendance.
The bride was attirod in suit OF tan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Dorothy Dalton'S
Beauty Chat

Nh Dorothy Dalton, the actresS
femO0S the world over fo- her oeau
tfSnI 'ooEnle1ion. says: Any girl or
Sor,sn Fan have l beautiful. rosy
vhits eempleIion and smooth. un,
vrinkied skin like mine x they wiz
follow my advice and use Derwllo, a
aimplS toilet preparation. use II be
Auss Il imparts instant oeaotE; ~
49, 20 apply, absolutely harmless
~ hSS n marvellous erect upon tn"
Tin. One application proves IT," b"
s1ro to read Miss palton,s intcres,tng
ssory Of how to quickly acGutr" 4
SSoIttful complexion. soon 70 appear
q fhia PAPER IN the meantime get
at any toilet counter and
~ Il to-day: you will D" d"iighttn'ty
surprised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL

White on his way from n dance nj
tn. Carroll Club Archie Shot. or Mar
ms Ferry. collapsed in front OF the
Rogers hotel last night about IL C'och:
lie was taken into the Rogers ho'ei
,t,,crc or,cr 4 rest he was able to con-
i!nuc home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
AZ Influenza

b an exaggerated rG-rn OF Grip. LANA
TIVE BROMO QU1NIEE Tablets should
be taken IN larger doses tnan IL pre-
scribcd for ordinary Grip. a good plan
il not to wait until you are sick. but
PREVENT 1T by. taking LAXATIVE
BHOMO QUININE Tablets in time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
CLUB NOTES

Tho Daughters rC isabella mt last
night ~ thr Hotel W .nd$"r for ih"r
regular Wee KY session. HldnS were
discussed for the holiday program
which will h. featured during the COM
ing ChriStmnS seNsOn.
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they are to DO served until 1t Ia placed
on the table. The hours arc from 10
s o'clock and the names Of the ratablcs
will consist Of the various parts Of
different makes Of machines
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broadcloth, with accessories to match.
and at the corsace wore a cluster OK
brides roses Following the ceremony
q wedding supper WAS served with the
carried out in yel4o" and
white.
Tho bride Is q popular young lazy of
III" pike town and has many irlenuS
who viii hasten TO shower her WHY =,
he, wishes The groom is a well known
,,u,,Inyn OF the Wheeling Corrugatins
COMPANY. II" is Il son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nyiliiam krttler Of Elm Grove. The
haprv couple have taken up their resi-
denct. at No. Clio National Road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Matte NJ. List Circle.

Miss Hettio Lis, wall entertain the
members OF IN" N"'ti" ". List Circle
Of the Fourth street VI. T.. rhNrch OF or.
Friday evening az her homo. No. So
Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Honorary Event

Miss Louise Paradise was hostess 10
= gvoup OF rrcnIs last evening at her
HON. az, Market street complimentary
10 h.r cucs, MISS Jcssica Steinlee' OF
Cincinnati. Ohio. who is a school mate
Of Ms Paradise at the Cincinnati Con-
s"r!atnry ~ Music. Miss Grace Tooin,
of Pittsburgh. who Is visiting Miss Jean
Andr,.. wnS also IN honor guest Dinner
was s.-..I at = o'clock with lovely ap-
poinlm"rl& apparent. There were COW
81. ia!i for twelve guests.
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS -
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an3n,nnhIla Sunner-

AutOuOUL1B SUPPGI.
Tt. Meas Baracca class, or the FIRST
Eapt,St church will hold an automobHc
supper III the church on the evening OF
Thursday, December 4th, the feature pc
ing the fact that no one Will know WHAT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

-EJ'y WAR SAVINGS STAMrS.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Juvenile DANCING
PARTY ON SATURDAY
puurls Of Ms. Frances Pi1ar-E Will
RAye Christmas Party Next S~'
day Afternoon.

rne pupils OF the dancing c!ASst tiS
ssnxnt by Mrs Frances Pizar-k'arp. VIII
conclude their first term with a ShrtsS;
mas marty 20 be given next Saturuh!
.Tts,noon' December s, in the auditor
ium of the Elk's club. Decorations o.
- and white will be attractively ar
ranged throughout the room where lne
chaSmingly clad little folk Wv, Wl'i ro GnSns
sThs: nroTram viii begin At $50 O'Clock
and the aesthetic. folk dancing ana
modern bali COON dancing classes VIII
each take part. There viii be a nus,
Scotrh nantominr. and real French
dane all in costume. besides other
Snec;a1ties which Will BE- carried OUT
in the usual graceful manner OF ,ne
little dancers. who hay" become tM.vp
rionaly graceful amt proficient n"r'nT
tho first term IT,. second term VIII
commence Saturday ;,Et"rnoon' Osc''"
Der -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

Pay City tax now. Save discount and
avoid the rush. N-lS-p
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-12
KNox-BELLows

Mrs. E. ]. Knox Of Danburg, Go.
announces the engagement Of he1
daughter, Margaret, to Mr.. James 8
Bellows. The marriage to take plac
at half past one o'clock in the after
noon of Dec. II at home. No earde
Miss Knox was born and reared in
Mt Carmel, s. c., bdt has been a
resident Of Danburg, Ca, since the
death Of her father, the late Mr.. T. NJ
Knox, Of Abbeville county.
Miss Knox lives with her sistte,
Mrs. James G. Thurmond, and has
made many friends in Danburg who
are, glad to know she will remain here
Quite number of parties and
showers are planned for her pre-
ceding the wedding. Mrs. C. w
Huguley will honor her with mis-
cellaneous shower on Thursday Dec
II and Mrs. R. L. Thurmond ant
Miss nellie Walton will be joint hos.
tess at handkerchief shower or
Friday Dec. IL.
Misses Sutton will entertain with 8
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COLD SPRINGS.
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Messrs. frank Uldrick and Horace
King spent Saturday night with Mr..
Arthur Newell. 81
| Miss Francis Hagen had a spend
the day party Saturday and those
who attended the party were, Misses
Marie and Marguerite Gordon, Matte
and bessie Strawhorn, Alma Uldrick,
Francis Blum, Sarah Mundy and
Bessie Simpson. A very enjoyable
day was spent by ALL.
Master Alvin and Neuffer Uldrick
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Kay.
Miss Epheginia Uldrick spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Hagen.
Mrs. B. A. Uldrick spent last Tues
day, with Mrs. .. R. McCombs.
Quite a crowd attended the quilt
ling at Mr.. D. E. NewelPs last Thurs
day those present were Mrs, N. p.
Milford, Mrs. Calvin Coleman, Mrs.
j. R. McCombs, Mrs. Eugenia Newell
and Mrs. T. F. and B. A. Uldrick.
Mrs. Christy Cothfan spent he week
end with4her father, Mr.. w. B. IN
drick.
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THE BEAUTY of SIMPLICITY

This excellence was illustrated on
the 29th at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. F. Clinkscales in the marriage Of
their daughter, Sara, to Mr.. Charles,
IS Henerey, Of hamburg, SC. "a
The beauty Of this occasion did not
consist In the well ordained house 20
richly furnished and decorated with
beautiful flowers and other esthetic
features so pleasing to the eye; al
though all these things were in evi-
|depce there to satisfy the marked fas-
idious taste. . y
The beauty did not consist even
in the bright and smiling faces, and
fine appearance Of this splendid look
ing couple, although it would be a
difficult matter to duplicate them in
this regard.
I. It did not consist in the bride, al
though she was strikingly attractive
in her deep brown coat suit with hat
and costly furs to match.
It did not consist in the manly
groom, although he bravely looked
the officiating minister in the eye,
and stood as erect as any returned
soldier who had faced the shells and
fire Of the German on the battle
fields Of France.
But the beauty Of simplicity is seen
in all the details of this occasion, and
the easy manner in which they were
carried through.
No rigid formaIties, no rush and
hurry, no nervous excitement, no sad
ness. The lacrimal glands had all gone
dry and all tears were ruled out. Even
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-12

linen shower on Saturday Dse. Us.
Monday evening Dec. Is, the Misses
Bellows win give ten in honor Of
the bride-eleet,
Tuesday afternoon Dec. 16 Mrs. B.
L. McNeill will give lingerie shower
and Tuesday evening following the
rehearsal the Missess Andersons will
entertain the bridal party and some
friends at tea. .5
z The wedding viii be quietly per-
formed at the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. Thurmond, and the couple
will leave on an extended trip. lS
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the Father and Mother whose
privilege it is to cry wore their every
day smile, and their accustomed easy
going manner added much 20 the en-.
joyment Of the occasion
Sara made all the plan" FOR q
simple marriage without red tape and
useless formality, and she had her
way.
She interdicted a big wedding
feast which she could have had.
She refused to invite house full
of guests and denied herself tic
pleasure Of looking upon a table
ladened with costly presents.
, She loves her friends and kindred;
but it was her pleasure to have no
witnesses beyond her own immediate
and be married without extra labor
and worry and expense that she might
go away on her bridal trip without
being fatigued, and leave tired
mother and family behind.
In all this she was wise, and sets
a, wise example for other young peo-
pie to follow.
The climax Of the beauty Of sim
.plicity came when the brief ceremony
was ended. 80 ''':s
Then came the jolly congratu-
lations and laughing kisses without
formality, and a quick exit from the
house to the waiting automobile and
they rapidly ~hirled away to meet
the train at Calhoun Falls headed for
the SO called hub Of the Universe. (.
From Atlanta to Florida points Of
interest and back home when It suits
them to come. -.
Their future home will be in Bam-
burg county at Ehrhardt where Mr..
Henerey is the cashier Of the Bank.
AbbevilIe has lost genial and love-
ly daughter but she is happy and we
are reconciled.
81. C. F.
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MISS BLUE EYES, PLAYS
AT WINsTON-sALEM, N. c.

Theater goers in Winston-S Salem
were indeed afforded treat last
night when they had the pleasure Of
seeing one Of the seasons best mui-
cal comedy shows, "Miss Blue Eyes''
in three acts was the name Of the fine
comedy and those who were IN atten-
dance voiced their approval as being
one OF the best shows presented at
the Auditorium this season. Z
b The cast is well selected, showing
that each character has had the very
best Of training. The show i opened
with q scene j law office in New.
York. Here are met two actors Who
are passing as lawyers, and who keep
the audience full Of laughter through
out the performance. They are en-
joying a fine law practice among
those who desire TO secure diyorces;,
their better halves, suspicious that
they are not true to their marriage
vows seek to- find out why they ares
such popular divorce lawyers. The
fun straits and throughout the entire
performance you have 70 hold your
sides to keep from bursting with
laughter. /; S;i
There were . number Of good:
voices in the show. Special mention
should be made Of the fine singing of !
the three young ladies in che second
act, "Still an Old Sweetheart Of
Mine" being one Of their, most popu-
Lar numbers called for many encores.,
The "Whirlwind Dancers, Z Lamb and
Goodrich, called for their share Of
applause, for: their dancing was the :
best seen here this season. But the
real attraction Of the show was Miss
Centes Jensen who as "Miss Blue
Eyes" eaptivated the audience. Her
voice shows that it has been carefully
trained She is blonde and with the !
bright spot lights thrown on her, shs
made a charming picture. 81
The show would not be: complete
without its bevy3 Of pretty chorus
girls. Their singing and dancing was,
fine. -
It was "some shov" and those who
failed to attend, missed one Of the
best that the management Of the Au-
ditorium has presented. Winston
Salem Journal. ~
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BEST MEDICINE
HE EVER SAW

az want to recommend Meritone as
the best medicine ! ever saw" said
W. n. Prather, q wsll-known em-I
ployee Of the N. C. & st. L. Ry., Of
No. 4 Bessie Street, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
my sons health was all run down
after he got up from an attack OF
the influenza. he had no energy at
all and could hardly drag around.
His appetite was so poor that he
didn't care for anything to eat.
"He kept going down and fell of
in weight and nothing did him any
good.
"Finally / heard Of Meritone and
what it was doing for others, and de-
cided to let him try It."
"Since taking two bottles he has
gained five pounds and just cant get
enough to eat"
"That tired, draggy feeling has left
him and he delights in doing his
school work now"
"He has better color and sleeps
fine. In fact, Meritone has made
i new boy out Of him and he is as hap
Ipy as can be-"
! Meritone is sold exclusively in
Abbeville by The McMurray Drug Co.
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Nearly 7O,OO0,ooo wild animals
are killed yearly for the sake of their
fur.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-12-12

Observation-Disclosures
DON'T TAKE BOLTS AIS.
If you want to dose on Medicine every day. CA.
L. S. will strengthen the bowels tone up the liver
to normal healthful condition without forever
dosing on it,
Buy bottle. If you are not one of the thou
sands to praise it your money will be refunded.
Read the Following Testimonial.
Mr.. J, Chalmers says: "For many years have been
troubled with sluggish liver and constipation often
headache along with it. a friend advised me to
try Bolts A. L. S. did so with such gratifying results
that now recommend it to my friends, being
splendid liver medicine nerve tonic and appetizer,
eving constipation longer than anything l have ever
tried (Signed) j. C. CHALMERS,
Ware Shoals, S. c.
/ For sale and guaranteed in Abbeville by The
McMurray Drug Company.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-05
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