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Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

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Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
, ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
 ky Olive Robs~ty Bartn1.
THE MUD-TURTLE EXPRESS

 Woodchuck said she
  Scbbe Scratch  tables and all the
  baskets? ,,,u "ug Turtle explained Nick
  theywc the ewayw
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
HIGH COST OF FILM REAItsM

Director-Now, you must perform the execution most naturally. The axe must be razor keen and must de- scend to within a hairs breadth of the neck of the murderer.
 Murderer-I demand a rise in salary. -Lustige Blatter. Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
NOTHING TO IT

1T tell you mo-"
 What's the trouble between you and your wife?" asked his father.
 "She wants to put some of my scanty store of liquor into a pie. ."-Louisville Courier Journal
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

If you have damp closet in the basement of your house try keeping earthen bow filled with quick lime In one corner.
 The lime absorbs the dampness and seetens the at mosphere of the place. Also rats and mice and pests generally that seek dark damp spots in which to have their being have keen dislike for lime and steer clear of it.
 Exposure to air causes the lime to slack When this happens throw it in the ash can.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
CORRESPONDING ACTION

Christine-I see a kick coming or fathers part about our enga cement.
 Harold-Then I'd better hoof it.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

stirring constantly and pour over toast. Serve very hot.
 Potato Douehnuts medium sized potatoes. tablespoons butter. eggs.
 l cup sugar.
 l cup sour milk.
 1 teaspoon soda.
 I teaspoon baking powder. IA teaspoon salt.
 Nutmeg. Flour to roll.
 Boil and mash potatoes. Add butter and mix thoroughly. Add eggs well beaten. Dissolve soda in milk and mix haking powder and salt with flour. Add sugar to first mixture. Add milk. Add flour to roll Flavor with nutmeg. Roll on a fIoured molding board, cut with a doughnut cutter and fry in deep, hot fat Drain on brown paper.
 The grass withereth, the flower fadeth, but the need of cooks endureth forever.
 NAN
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05
THE ART OF PANHANpLINe

THE ART OF PANHANpLlNG Move on, you bum" said the largs policeman. T aint no bum." answered the tat tered stranger, indignantly. What are you, then g'' I'm prospector.r
 "Umph. What do you prospect for ." "The milk of human kindness. - Birmingham Age Herald.
 A CYNICISM The two keys to success are luck and pluck: luck in finding someone to pluck.-Life.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-05

along simple. classic lines. The illus tration shows a settee that is a typi- 'cal example of his work. The delicate fluting on legs and arms is the only decoration. The appearance of. this settee depends upon the Beauty of the lines Mahogany was Jne wood prin- eipally used as il lent itself particular ly well to this style of work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
NEWELL

Funeral services for John ". BUGGY
aged IL. veteran OF the Civil war. who
died at the homo OF his daughter. Mrs.
Robert Twaddle. Grant street. Sunday
were held here tonight. Rev. Jesse
Deeds, pastor OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church. officiated. The body
win be taken Tuesday TO Hopedale. o..
for burial
Members Of the C.. c. c. club and
their lady friends were entertained at a
dtnner-dance in the I. O. o. +. hall to-
night About IS couples attended. The
AFFAIR had originally been planned as a
basket picnic at Twin Springs. back OF
Newell. but owing 70 Indictment weather
the program was changed.
Bugler Paul D. Miller. recently dis
charged from Company D. o7th infan-
Try, which saw service In Russia. Is on
his way home from San Francisco. &C
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Miller. Young
Miller is expected 10 reach Newell Tues
day or Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20

tail delivery OF ice was resumed In
Wellsburg Monday morning. but on a
somewhat different basis than that pre-
vious TO the maNnar in which icHlwaS
delivered before sestler Of weights 'and
measures George T.. Kraft issued m
structtons that ice must be weighed.
The company has called in all ice
books sold previous to the ruling 81
Mr.. Kraft. and 1t appears 10 be the
pla;>s Of the company TO sell their ice
by the block. with no mention being
made OF the weight whatever.
Asked on Sunday whether thls
method OF selling ice was permissible.
Mr. Kraft declared that he thought 1t
was. but would have To go over the law
more thoroughly before giving d"ti-
mite answer. The resumption OF the re-
tail delivery ends the ice famine when
exists since the middle Of last week.
VIII Present Medals
Instead Of il being necessary Tor tor-
mer soldiers TO forward To Washington
their discharge certificates IN order 10
secure their Victory Medal. tho local
American Legion Post Is making ar
rangcments 10 present these medals
with appropriate ceremonies on Arms-
| tice Day. November II.
An effort will be made 10 have a
speaker OF national prominence appear
fhcre on ArmiStice Day. and the local
Legion Is contemplating the prepare
ton OF program which Will last
: throughout the day and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
FOLLANSDEE
Special School Election.


The board OF education OF Cross
Creek district has set aside August Srd
as the date for a special election when
the citizens and taxpayers will be priv
ileGcd TO say whether or not the board
has a right TO lay additional lovicS at
It's regular term levy 10 meet expenses
Of the school OF the district for y school
term Of nine months.
\ nine-month term for all schools #
the district was voted at tho last meet
ing of the board held July Ith. The
additional levy will not exceed ten cents
on the 800 value of real estate for eic-
mentary teachers salaries and not 70 eX-
coed three cents for the maintenance
exceed thirteen cents. Citizens will vote
on the question at the special election
August 3rd at the ten regular voting
places in Cross Creek district.
Follansbee Notes.
Guy Rogers returned to Warren. o..
10 spend another week visiting rela-
John D. williams Is home from an
enjoyable visit TO Niagara Falls and
Toronto. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Scott arc home
after q ten-day visit TO Cambridge
Miss Virginia Walker was the guest
OF friends in West Liberty.
temporary bridge has been built
over Cross creek. replacing what wa"
known as cox's bridge and which was
destroyed in the recent storms.
Mrs Virginia 3. Mackcy Of Admission.
Ala. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. ADD
son Barnes OF Main street and will go
brother. Ben Downey and family.
No evening services arc being held
at the First Presbyterian church dur
Ing the months Of July and August.
\ number from here saw tho Bril-
liant Mingo ball game at Brilliant Sun"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
STEUBENVILLE

Charles E, Haislet. aged IS years, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Al Haislet. Of near Min
90 Junction. was drowned in what Is
known as the Burnt Mills swimming
hole on Cross Creek. west OF Mlngo.
while in bathing with his uncle. William
Gossett. He stepped into a deep hole
and pulled Mr.. Gossett in with him. The
latter pulled the young man into shallow
water but he slipped back into the hole
again and was drowned before aid could
reach him. The body was recovered by
J. w. Hill. railroader. a short time later.
Haislet. was an cmploye Of the Brettcll
| Coal company. OF Mingo. His parents.
one sister. Grace and two brothers. Ar
thur and -heslie. survive.
Died Of injuries
Powell Weselinoyich, miner OF Parlett.
who was crushed by motor at the
Wayne Coal companys property last
Thursday. died at the Ohio Valley hos
pical today OF loss OF blood. \ blood
| TRANSMISSION operation was performed in
| vain effort to save his life. a relative
making the blood sacrifice.
Heavy Pines
Fines OF 5000 and cost were handed
| our today 10 eight still owners who were
rounded up Saturday night by county Of
ficials at Dillonvale and Jug Run. The
accused were given a hearing in Justice
| Downers court. The officers. in addi-
! ton to the stills. confiscated a large
/ quantity OF finished product and de-
; stroyed many gallons Of mash.
Marriage Licenses
J Oakley Montgomery. &c and Anna
Wells, Il. both of Island Creek. Law
| renee Bennett. SO and Alice Coins. 80
both of Steubenvillc.
| Body Arrives
The remains OF Amos Orwick. local
| soldier. who died overseas, while serv-
! ing with the First Division. arrived here
! today from New Ya%k and was taken to
Richmond for interment.
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ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
st c1aIrrv1lls ChautauquA-

st. c1airsvtus ChautauquA 49,
The chautauqua will be held at TINS
place on August II. :. and 10 on sre
selling The tickets and they arc meet
inc with much success and the pro
gram for this chautauqua promises u
Misses Kendall Ayers and cousin.
Helen Finley. arc visiting relatives d.
Mrs. Earl Honroth and children Of
Cleveland arc visiting local relatives;
Tho manv friends of Mrs. ]. w. oS-
born arc pleased TO hear that she Is
much improved. q,
number Of ladies from Bellairc at hcF
home on Marietta street Tuesday eve
Mrs. Thomas rursglovc will he host.
css 10 the members Of the lhursuaS
Afternoon club on Thursday allcFhooH
at her home cast OF town. o,
Mrs. Clarence V. Portcrfcld ana son n
Robert have returned after spending
week with relatives at Columbus.
Realty Deeds Filed.
in BrIlairc. s507. 49,
James Rvs and Antonio Rvs tn the
PursElovc-Mahcr Coal co. Lana !"
Wheeling township. SO.
George SNYDER and Laura SnEacr ~
George W. Rhodes. Land in Pui'ncS
10y D omen Rorrru and wife to Nick
Rnrrcli Land in Bcllairc. $40.
joseph 6oroski and Mary Bocoski 10
Joseph Mcistcr. Land in Martins
FE ',atnerinc inc Wolfe and Edward Void
to Donald H. Wolfe. Land in Tease
''C ~ r Wilcox to Eliza !. Michel. Land
In Goshen township. $40.
Edward Austin HORTON TO Warren J.
Spencer and Grace Spencer. Lana II
pa John ohm W ". Lee and Sarah T. Lee; &c
Lawrence r. Gallagher, ct al. Lana III
Warren township. 81.
Mar WcSt I" , rGr rsbi rr"n 81 "s"'
n. II. Wilson. ct n1.. I" Rlrhard " "
Bennett Land in MAJ Ferry. Wv
J. q. Groves to Clauu tlliams. Lane
! in Flushing township. $$1n". u,
Martha L; Traycrs I" Ls,s' N'anc'''
Marriage Licenses.
! Arthur Dunfcc and Ella Piper. botf
Robert Circte Of St. Clairsvillc ane
Grace NanDXne Of Glencoe. uo-,-,s
! burg and Dorothy l.. Lawrence OF
/ GAINESVILLE.
VIM. g. Bcrguudthal. dec. Fina' &C
co,A. hled. set for hearing July 81
lSon Notice ordered and continued.
Mary Mckinley. dec. Final accoun
! dlcd. set for hearing July 81, 1870 No
! ttcc ordered ard continued
! ELLA and Lena kindlC. minors. Fina
! account filed. set for hearing July 81
| Melinda Neptune, dec Final accOun
, filed set for hearing July 81. 1920
| Notice ordered and continued.
! fI>.ia Lucas. dec. Final ac:oun
, Hlcd. set for hearing July 81. 1920
| Notice ordered and continued.
| T.. {. Sedgwick. ct al. Plaintiffs vs.
r. & O. II. II. Co. Motion oNcrrulcd
| Defendant excerpts.
| Dallas D. rark. dec. Election o
widow 10 take personal property at ap
| praised value filed and approved By IN
! cour.
| Lawrence Wackcr. dec. !tppucatioi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20

wh;,c in the ,nnncau Of the ear a license
III; waS found bearing the 80 49, i
.:"rag" battery AMI = set Of tire chains
-" tn" dor - IN" initials ~. Il"
Van Dyno obsequies.
Funeral services for the late John
Van pync. who died at his home on
Taylor's Ridge. Of leakage Of the near
sunday morning. viii y" held from the
residence of his son. \. I Van lpHnc' rI
Taylor's Ridge. this morning al ~
o'clock. Rev. cotton. officiating. Inter
mcnt Will b. made in the bcyeT t'me-
terry. pCVc-. Belmont county, y.
LEGION Mot
The IoCaI nos. Of the American lie
cion held their regular session last eve
ming IN the court house at CLOCK.
Several important business topics were
up for consideration and ScNcTal nc"
applications were made for mcmner
ship The meeting was we'll attcndcd
and everyone took great interest IN
the work Of the local post.
Jupinko Improving.
John JuIinko who had several nm
rc-s amputatcd from his left hand by
stone falling on them in mine last
week. and had another finger broken. is
rennrtCd to be getting along nicely a;
the Glendale hospital. lie has been
visited several times while there by
General Manager Boswell. OF the Min
Cral Stat" Coal Company, who Is inter
csted in ,hG comfort and w'liar' OF an
employees. Jup,nk" has advertised IN"
sale Of his I've stock and &trmlnS out
IN for Saturday. July 18th, al y. M
az his home north OF tn" Camp grounds
Installed Measuregraphs.
Tho Garvin & Ault dryGoodS store
has been installed with two measure
gram macincS for their drNSoods DC
partmcnt. They have been adopted ny
tho United States government and al
tho large piece goods houses IN America
and foreign countries ar" utllizlng thiS
time saving machine which clim!nat cS
man power TO great extent
Mite Box Opening.
Tn" annual mite box opening 81 INC
W. IT, NJ s viii he held this evening
Al tho homo Of Mrs. \. l.. Hooton. OF
cast ScNcnih street. After short husi-
ness session the following program
Will be given: Vocal quartet McSdamcs
t.. J. Harris. J. n. Parriott and \. /"
Hcotcn. Reading. Miss Peggy Barker
\. mite box reminder conducted ny Mrs.
X. II. Conner Vocal SOLO. Miss Francis
Gn,ts. Reading. Miss Emma Walton.
The making Of mite box. Mrs W.
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Ohio Valley News
CHESTER
PREPARING PLANS
FOR COURT HOUSE

Following the official tabulation to-
day Of the vote cast in Saturday spe-
cial election. showing the required three
ffths vote in favor OF the issuance OF
S1O0. 900 worth Of bonds for the erection
, OF new Hancock county court house AT
New Cumberland. announcement was
made that steps would be taken al once
TO have plans prepared.
Returns from the IS precincts of the
county showed that the bond issue was
approved by vote OF SIS 10 lis, less
than thirty percent OF the electors going
Ito the polls. But three precincts in the
eunty-an in Grant district-gaTe ma
rites against thc bond issue. These
ERE Rock Springs. Newell and Congo.
Chester voted So TO 40 for the court
house proposal. New Cumberland rolled
Up vote OF 1917 10 3 In favor OF ratlti-
cation. while in Weirton the vote was:
Yes, So, no 3. In Holidays Cove but
three votes were cast against the pro-
posal. while 20 were on the affirmative
side.
The new court house probably will not
be ready for occupancy before next
spring. II will replace the structure
destroyed BY t;ss On 4 s11.s, 20 last
Mayor J. l. Mathew was officially no.
titled today by the census bureau at
Washington that CheSters population
undo rthe 1920 census IS S.@S3 compared
with 3,lS4 for 1910.
]. {. Timberman. formerly superin-
tendent OF the Chester public schools,
has been reelected school superintend-
ent in Coal district, Harrison county. for
tho fourth consecutive term. according
to word received here today. The Coal
district has 4 corps OF 95 teachers and
an enrolment OF 800 pupils.
Mayor J. l. Mathew, following con-
ference with the city council. announced
tonight that Chester would make no
- hEht against the Manufacturers Light
and Heat company's application to the
West Virginia public service commits
sion oIncreaSe the price OF gas for do
mestic consumption in Chester from 81
to a cents per thousand cubic feet with
two cents discount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20

, Anna. who have been spending several
weeks with relatives in Kansas have re-
turned to their home on Tenth street
Walter Weekly Is reported 10 hc Ill
Of typhoid fever IA his home on Center
street.
James ". Sanders is able 10 ho on:
again after UNDERGOING minor opera
| ton at the Glendale hospital.
Misses Mary Eta AMI Helen Powers
! Of Youngstown. O. arrived in tho city
yesterday evening to visit relatives.
Mrs Ed Rurp Of Grant avenue, left
Yesterday to visit her parents in Nc
, chaniCSburG. Pa.
Miss Nellie Galley and daughter. Re-
/ he cca. Of CovinEton. Ky. arc the guest:
, OF the formers sister. Mrs. J. w
Games. OF Third street
Mrs. George Gandec and three chill
drtn. left yesterday for Baltimore. Md.
10 spend a month with her sister. Mrs
) Citing and family.
| Dr. IT, /. YCatcr left this morning for
| A two weeks vacation in tn" cast. His
! dental parlors will he closed during hi:
absence.
Misses Rose and Mazir Dodson re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Few or No OintmentS
Rival Since Salve

Its Just as natural for SlM-' .
SALVE. t" Kill the germ and heal the
skin as for ship /" ride tn" water.
IL is q powerful an,iSCptic. Yet sooth-
nC and cooling ointment: that's why
II leaves the SKIN IN healthy coma ,
ton. Z. II. GrIcst & CO. ~ authorized
by The Simpson Drug Co. 1" Euaran-
tee successful and entirely satisfactory
results to every purchaser or money
back. Can there be n falrcr offer
SIM-CO SALNE "a so anuseptIc ana
50 healing that II IS mighty Good
remedy for sores. cuts. burns. bruises;
and itching pics: /, is ais" pliahl"
modern Imminent and is used with
speedy results for all lniment needs.
EY COMPARlSON is tn" sur"st way
70 decide You have used the old lash
,onCd salvCS and linimcnts: now try
SIM-CO SALNE and see for yourself
how much quicker relief comes.
II surely touches the spot,
&. H. Gricst & 60. sells II al a
triaing sum and If used in time. at hrst
sign OF distress. the intensity or the
disease will he reduced To harmless
midncss. Sold In three sizes. SOC. 6Oc.
and 800 per jar. II your druggist
does not keep II. send us S5c and the
parcel post will bring il 10 your door by
return mail. VIM. NJ. Simpson Drug
Co, Wholesale Druggists. Williamsburg
Station. Pittsburgh. IA.
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flied for appointment Of Admr'x Bond
$500. filed and approved. Appointment
made. letters ordered and Issued. IN
ycntory ordered and issued.
Ross Conway, Q: al. minors. Choice
Of guardian filed. Application filed for
appointment Of Admr'1. Bond $500.
filed and approved. Appointment made.
letters ordered and issued. Inventory
ordered and issued.
Walton T.. Moore. Guardian, ~. His
Wards. ct al. Petition filed for au-
thority to lease wards real estate for
oil and gas. Set for hearing July IS.
1920. at 10 a. m. Notice ordered. order
for notice issued and cause continued.
Robert Franklin Mccoy: affidavit hled.
set for hearing July Q. 1920, at I p. m.
Patient ordered brought before court
and cause continued.
VIM. A. Hunt. dec. Application flied
for appointment of cxccutrix. NO bond
required. Appointment made. letters
| ordered and issued. 1ntentfy ordered
order issued.
&, W. Appcnzcllcr. dec. Inventory
flcd. approved and ordered recorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
LIQUID FIRE

A liquid fire to the bedbuEs, ants,
reaches and feas IL what the new chem
icaI discovery really Is. although there
is no danger or no damage to be done by
using it 10 your springs. furniture or
clothing. This new chemical is known
az Fcsky Devils Quietus. p. p. Q. Costs
CSC. but this few cents will have the
power ~ Kidding your house Of bedbugs.
ants, reaches and tieas II you purchase
I. II. Q. p. D. Q. Is used and recon-.
mcnded by the leading Hospitals and
Railroad Companies as the safest and
quickest way OF Kidding the pesky bed
bugs. ants, reaches.
Special Hospital size $2.5o-makcs
five gallons-your druggist has 1t or can
procure II for you or sent prepaid either
size 10 your address on receipt Of price
BY the Owl Chemical Co.. Terra Haute.
Ind. The success of P. D. Q. has caused
imitators TO have been prosecuted. ped
ding imitation. Genuine p. D. Q. IS
never pcddlcd. Sold by c. H. Griest &
CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Bonar Vocal solo. Miss Helen 81. clair.
Edwards-norff

Bonar. Vocal solo. Miss Helen 81. Clair.
Edwards-Dorff.
Ebert Edwards. OF ECnwOod, and
Miss Margaret pOrff, Cf Rcllairo. a.,
were united in marriage yesterday al
tcrnoOn at the parS"naE" "f the thrlS-
tian church. Rev. }. E. Smith, "fiic'a-
ting.
Held Picnic.
Tho Francis r. Willard class taught
by Mrs. Goff RiGEs. III" willing Girls
class taught by Mrs. Fay HiGGS. and
the True Blue class. taught by y. w.
knonemund. Of calvary VI. l.. church
Sunday school. held n picnic on the
Camp Grounds last evening Games
races and other pleasant nast'moS were
the main diversions Of tho evening.
VIII Attend Convention.
Several members Of Calvary Epworth
League and number Of the First NJ. l..
church. will attend tho Epwcrih Park
convention at Buckley VI. f.. church..
out-thC-pikc from Wheeling on Thurs
day. All persons contemplating attend
ing are requested 10 make arrangements
at onCc.
Moundsville Briefs. g.
Mrs. l.. L. Cage and daughters. Anna
Lucille and Murray and SON pe!mar'
will leave to-day for their home in
Johnstown. O.. after spending the past
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mary
A. Miller. Of Center street.
Walter Scott Moore, has returned 10
MOrgantown. after visiting relatives
here for the past few days
Harold Decker. Of Second street. has
returned home after q TWO weeks visit
with his brother at Detroit. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Spear hav" been
called TO Hannibal. O.. on account Of the
serious illness Of n relative.
Miss Emma Parkinson, Of salt Lake
city, Utah. who is tho guest Of friends
~ 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
MOuNDSVLLE
NEWS
MACHINE DESERTED
At B, & 0. DEPOT
Automobile Abandoned II In Hands OF
Local Police Pending an
Investigation

An automobile that was LEFT standing
at the 3. & .. depot last Saturday af-
ternoon Is in the hands of the local po-
lice. who are making an effort to estab-
lish the facts concerning rs owner. Tn"
machine is believed 10 belong to par
" of thieves that are working in the
Wheeling district and II the owners
cannot be found within the next few
days or some clue to the car is not
found here. the case will be turned over
TO the Wheeling police for further in
VestIGatio1.
The mechire IS Of rho Chalmers max"
and bears the OHIO license No 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20
Quit Tobacco
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

Eo-To- BAG has helped thousands 70
o-eak the costly, nerve shattering to-
bacoo habit. Whenever you have long
ing for q smoke or chew. just place a
harmless Eo-To-Bac tablet IN your
mouth instead. All desire stops. Short
" the habit is completely broken. ana
yo,, are better off mentally, physically,
financially. It's so easy. so simple. Get
A box OF No-To-Bac and II II doesn't re-
lease you from all craving Tor TOBACCO
in any form. your druggist will refund
YOUR money without question Motto
Bac Is made by the e, owHSrs p OF
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turned TO their home in Cambridge. w.;
after visiting Mrs. French T. Mlliepi -
Jefferson avenue. for the past "eeh'
Rcn Rubccht and daughter Mary. OF
Third street. have returned from q"
brief visit with friends in fo!iahSoee'
W. Va. D, ora
Mrs. J. W. Martin and son. Faul, are ~
visiting the formers sister MFs' -
Hampton, at Pittsburgh.
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Sl.00 for large size. get bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chahng. 1t pene-
trates, cleanses and sootheS. Zerno is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as We believe
nothing you have ever used is as eftec-
tive and satisfying
The z. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. G
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-20

When you need a good reliable lint-
ment for soreness OF the muscles. a
sprain. or to relieve rheumatic pains
try Cham berlains Liniment II Is excel
lent For sale by all dealers.