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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Mr. and Mrs. T. Montgomery: Mr.. ana
Mira. Charles Wells Of East Whssipg:
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. H. Montgomery o.
Warwood. and Miss Anna AleateL OF
Wheeling. 49,
Mr.. and Mr.. Cecil CoHmSn, Of Jolly;
town. were Sunday guests Of ~. ana
Mrs. l.. II Schubert,
Mr. and Mrs. 10. w, NecomRs Of Mar
Tine re HyIo w1r. vi yi' san5. ~ ana ME-
Mr., and Mrs. J. " Rshrsns and son
sus.i. Of Mr.. and Nr.. Il. q. KIsGe. on
Mrs A. IT, Montgomery will sntsrian
tho 7, .. L. GLIB a her sosn: near ""'"'
''hs' an. n.'i Mr. rn" J:S. ar..S "nd son, J.
d. Of Martin. Ferry, and M, and Mrs,
WIN, Higgins. Of WhesiInaL visited at
tho u. M usrvIs hons on sunday.
nv and Mrs. prank HsdlEer, miss
Mary darwin and Cecil h6ntGomev
hnvo rstuTnsd from = visit 70 "a""'"s
'0HM NJ. - and nd Mr.. Rood and family Of
wheeling. visited sunday 1t A. NJ
BnrdcksrH.
Fl 4h. D. P HSS% !; Hin L.dl.. ~ 80.
M +. pSrsonsEs on wednesdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ". Ashton OF short
Crock. wcro visiting nt tho homes OF
u. NJ Garvin and c. w. hcComos over
MI l.. Darwin and thrse children.
.pent sunday at tho A. d. Hood home:
Mr.. and Mrn. william smith. OF
MoundsyiIIo, wsrs visiting their dAuEh-
tor. Mrs. c, X. MoComhs on NlndaI:
Miss Mary DeArtsn II recovering from
AT Mrn E NJ. Britt. o. wheeling Creek.
IA waiting Mrs %. N. 0AFvin' ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
WEST ALEXANDER

Tr"f t-nhIu- ~ IA" 'h-l' ~ 'h"m
IrtIY ~ WnrhInFln. Iiirh -"h""l WA
"oli"' IL tow" Hunrrv nvcnluP
isr, Friday evening NJ tho " Y.
! church VIM hcid the annual ruprcr f"r
! tho rnrmborr ur tho Hnbhrth H"h"ol md
WIN f"lnwcd hy social hour rho
pastor tho Unv u NJ Ncrrn"Lrn. CIrd
/ ~ tonrt-mnu,or T"nrtr boInE responded
10 by ~ hurbor Of mcmhcrH Thlr In tho
! second or thcr" nupporH which III 10 10
! RIvon annually.
Edward Ackcr was called To Wheeling
by tho dopth Of hin brother. funeral Nor
Vices wcro held today.
Mr. and Mrs. II L. SonhriEht OF
R0ncY'H Point and Mr.. md MTH Henry
IIcRr OF Wheeling were Callers In town
on Sunday afternoon
Tho many friends Of Attorney NJ. l..
Dunlap. who has been HCTlouRly III for
month"; will 10 plcnsrd To learn that no
has been nblo to mako two husincEs trips
to Wheeling the past week seemingly
! mime tho worse for HIS venture.
DIR. j. NJ Timmona WINS n businoss
caller In Pittsburgh last saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Moore. II student at
tho M0rgHntuwn University. wnS Rt
over sabbath guest at hor home la this
place
Mrs Jane suplcr. VIII" haA spent TIA"
Ihhi aIG weeks with relatives at tIays-
NIiie. has IoiuIned 1" hoI h",n" d" ihis
place
Mrs iiTi,o M,hain anh dnughioI. hlsS
| no,ih" Woo Wheeling ah"rI...a e" i"si
Saturday
NJ. "n.i h,s Ie,"y AI"aa"d., was
'.iish I" E"at fI"Isy -" i""' Wsd"""
day 1" uil."d Ih. T,U.,.I ~ ihsl, '..,isln
M, J. i'I."ia. ~i.".. d."'h sS""
..,"a".i nY 'h~ Li". 81 h...a. H."
hala t'"Ol'."s
Hnay I....,.' ,""id""i ~ ihl~
Ii"'G, ",r'. ,sr."ilg f"'" W""i W.
y luI. lee. .''"V"h 4" 'h- - i"tis'"''r
hn,-" -"I he. rr"-r'.h " r',"i'l"" ~l'h
~. ih-u,i,",- L,nih.,a Iu,"l"' company
~ 'L,u,h"'s v,u h@r spout ~"
i"-' -I- w~"h" - ~" ni,l" Vrl'"v ll"-
vi'"I -"ur''rr fr"m 'ts''"'" ~ ~"
IIr .rd NJ N G.,nrio Who "rd"' w-ui
go "r"raii"n ~ the h"rih Wheeling
Ii".rIi-l several ~r"h- .rn, 49," h"i'
hnue rnL dninr nl""Iys
Jr,rnh I. M""rc VII" has h""n v"'r
! ~ ~. Inri Nv" wcrhr ~ ~" fI"rhYi"'
Ian hospital ni TIdrhurgh. 4" h""" !"
CupoIniinF
" Todd Moore. " rIi,shurrh wn"
q wccL ond vInlIur NJ his homo In this
pln"O
Mr. mud Mrs n O. ArInrir"UE expect
10 lonvo this wcck FOR Florida I" Hp"nd
tho winter sight seeing mud fIThluG
rhcy nre going Ivy aui" md "Eu"ct I"
travel from place to plnCe md enjoy
the aCcn"ry along tho route. not stop
ping long In ono place.
Harold Lcater OF New York city, III
spending a few days with hia aunt
/ Mias ERpIc Lester who leaves Hoon TO
/ spend arvcrnl months In South America.
Mas Sallin MAXWELL. who hRE been
Waiting friends In this section, has 70
turned to her homo in Washington.
Ford Poguc. Of Grove city. IL spend
Ing few days with his mother. Mrs.
D. A. Sprngg OF ncar this place.
Albert Armbustcr mother and wifo
OF Lonox W. Va. were callers In town
one evening OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Craig were week
end guests with Mr.. md Mrs Geo. l..
| Reed OF Pleasant Valley. w. Va.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Henderson was n caller at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Every Druggist in U. 8. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Coun-
ter If Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
utes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

Tho senAatiOn OF the year Ia tho
drus trado 10 AHpirnnnl. the Nv" mlhui"
cold and cough IoiioVuT. anth"r' atlVoly
Guaranteed by tho lnh,rai"Iics. i"nlod
nppTuVudann most automatically "a
inIsrd by tho hIshUhi nuth"rl'lon, nnh
pI"uia in"d by tho ""i"nI"n ro"rlo -"
iau iIinaa uuirh aud "ffo"iivo "a"
nhIshoy unOh and 'y". 81 hHy "th"t
cold anh cough remedy lhey h"V" oV"I
t,IUd
All d,un rI"Ioa n"~ SurrlI'l
With tho w"nda, fui now 1llsh a." al
you have tu u" I" cot I'D 81 that ""ih
10 In hInp intn the nonI nsI ltuu ai"''
hand tho 'irIL hplf - d"li"I IT,, "a h"'II"
~ hsuI,""sl ard toll him 4" sa'V- y'u
Iwu Iossr,,,nruia With T0uI i"P"p"""
fuis 80 wai"T H. glaze, WNh y"uI
watch Ia your hand. i~ho tho d'lnL ~
one swRil"w snd "sil f"r your n"""Y
back IL rwp minutes II Y"u n"nnnl fO"l
your cold fading away lIha hT"pw
within tho. tIme llmlt Don't 10 hsshr
ful fr all dTuGElsiH invite yen sud 90
pcnt you to try II Everybody" doing
II.
Whom your ooid or cough Ia relieved
tnkc tho rcVnR indsr 81 tho bottle HON"
10 your vito and hablor. Tor hSplTonnl
IL by far tho pnfsHt aud most affective.
tho raSIcat 10 tako ana tho most agr"o
ablo cold and cough remedy for Infants
and children. -(Adv)
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I,,a Ia, n,v,u,l IkaI, ssrS"iali""" al"
an I.n,nndInia ",d", f"' 'n"'" h"""''
tIa HuVUn,I,"i ol"'il"n va" '"""''
,.r Iai,aII,,n - 1910 !" Va" "'H va" Il
r'"-i"aI"IY hi"o 'h'" F""' nhn and
,naiah "a viii ha h", woo" NV "
y nOU I,"h.hIY n"a'e' H." l"''"'
Tho ,eri-I,aIlun ~ ~"""" w." ',"1
aud n"mpi"l" Tr"'"a Wn' r'""""'F IT,,
that nNY p"'"""' 81 those WIN
a." women
M Infant Tunnd np ~" d""'"'"H ~
tho huIr" ~ Mrs Flaming hHt" w."
" ,n"nih pH", dl"h TODAY nj W." h"'"" Wv
Mra I"hn Tiah"' VIII" wa" caring Wv
tho III,Ic ono md hpd made "f'""s"
n"n,a I" ADOPT n Tho did had n"Vc'
fully recovered rum tho "n"c,H ~ ""
I,nriro aud failed rapidly All "u"I'"
or tho rnri ~ tho authorities ana ~"
h"d cr"ar organization TO ma "'
moIhor Of tho deserted balm failed
F1An mig Nesting
A big ucpubilcan rally win In h"ih nj
Minnu Junction on Tu"nhay nV"m'"A
Tho rpAhhor Tor tho "oo"nl"n win ""
william lloyd. Of Ci"volnnd lt"prcn"m
tntIvo ~ NJ CnTpontrr ana hrH, - II
I~yan OF this city. will ais" nhdioHn
tho audience on the irrucr ar the cam
pnlRn Meetings will hn held by IN" "
q T. at IT"nhRlo. Nj. Pleasant. I'""m
n"ld. ThHt HprlnEr"ld and l'u"h I'uh o"
Tucpdny might
Musbnsr Released
Hans IIurhncT. drC"rnr"r Tor u" Joi
fornnn Glnrr company, F"lInn"h""' w
Va, who wan nrrcntod hcro lnr' w""h
for bigpmy on complaint or his WHO
Mrs Anna IIurbncr. OF Now YORK. VIM
rolcaEod from custody today MrA
Hue ncr withdrawing TIA" charge. IN
voHtiRntinn showed that III" n"cu"od
mnn had not married II second iimo.
Mig Collection
Tho largest collection "vor mnd" In
JCfrcrrou county waH NINA" 10y JuhiI'o
w - buwnrT In tho prosecution "I
prohibition law vi"lntoTr VIII" were
rounded up Ia recent raids Iuhll'"
bu~nrr. who asEonScd fines ranging
from l3O6 10 $500. turned over al BOO
Ia tho county treasury
Marriage LiosnSss
llHlph Nirfur. - aud Emma f"lmnr,
IN both 81 HIrubrnVlIIa I"hi it"mn"Y
20 ond hah'i Campbell IN. both Of
NInnIrrdnin i"hn NrlB. 10 ANA
f,dnn u I'nInluy. IN both "f f"I"nl".
uUhH"I no.ss nurns
Tho hhuIh"Ti r'h""l lu"""" !" H"I0
i"wushtr urnI iianI,n"ndHVlli" vnh
""n,pirIuir d"ntI"Y"d by NJ" A ih"' "
w"i'' within mll' 81 Tia"
r'h""i " had I" H." abandoned 1" ia"
n"""n RI" "'IHlm 81 ~" hl"s" IL ~"
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: rcors was $50 In favor OF Magnolia.
| Tho premier game will he played BAT
uTiay when buCkhhHHGV HlEh comes
| foT tho annual Claah
| r"iIii.aI affairs aIe warming az
| considerably Mios iuHais Loves Ga"y
| dida.y Tea ."uHiy .lGIh has ihIy"h
| ~" wh"ia i.nn,.'aii" """"ly "Iea"'sa'
| llun la .nn iuaiDn iE"ies tia'Ws"
| ipen,,niaii. candidate. \" 1"Hslds,aLly
a...si ."d I- '.h"TEiii,H hla sh"''a
h.a Es.ly" hIi.i.i, '"aaS = ,"g-' q.
..Ii.,i I"I, s..i"n Ihu -i-E "ishtt s"d
H.. i.,esM s-,h.,l"e ~ ,n"r"hi'.-"-
...,. - I.-, h., h-iu,dsy sv-,lrs
| ~. n.,r"r,-,- W-,. h"'- !" -r-NH''
.,,d "di,--""- --'- m"d- Nv n-lr'
| Hs.lv. ME-, Maui. r"j M" t''h"'
| H"""'- Nh"' 81 zee "-'h rnh I"""'
~, urr"hll"r"- i.ll MOI" r-'ri"
~" m-,,l-s. % NJ H",n"-t LlYF"'!
Z" i',"o S"' n ", I'D TN"rNiny s.H.,rpr"
~ tho p-tr"ppg" If III" FI'Ht Methodist
chu,"h. D jones r"sdlnH tho "r,",
,nuny The couple were accompanied
nv largo number 81 their ffirnhr' "mn
nav. thnm quito n r.ndon They VIII
mako their home In Cadis ~her" tho
nroon has largo business lht"roH,r'
Nm old fashioned donation parry 'oos
| porpcpHIon of tn, parsonage OF tho NJ
| Johns MathodiHt church, Houtn, In",
| Thurrday evening. A largo number OF
tho friends and momborH OF tho con
| ErogatIon wcro present ana Istt many
tokcna Of their Inherent for tho newly
! Miles In fast growing into tho hearts
| of III, members pf"klH church. and all
arc forming a special liking for MIN:
Tho Daisy Circle Of the First Meth
odIst church will hold a musicale
Thursday evening. Invitations arg
being sent out. and the affair promUes
! TO be ono OF much interest to tho pa
irons OF good music in the city. 10
! frcshments viii also DO served
Magnolia and Green district school
teachers held their institute last tIl,
here. The week of November is also
to bo n holiday Cor the boys ana girls.
Election and Round Table Association
meeting makes this possible.
The Rev, j. c. WsdeIl OF inc G nuIs
| He 10 attending great missionary
convention in that city.
Moose hall dedication has been set
for November Is. A good program 10
being arranged, and many features VIII
bo II interest TO tho members whsh
their officers retire III search oi '"o
Developments have been made In be
hnIf Of the city for tho nBhtlnE or inc
nowor ncroaae. Mr.. Larriach has
been appointed attorney. hnd ha wiz
v,u,k iointly with Mr.. Leonard hall
:, bnnad that no Increase Will lie
grumteL for ihlH city has worked IN
Ar tremendous hardship with thla
power company. H.,
md orc are tho guests 81 MT ana
Mr.. A &. Dusrr on Maple avenua,
.rhov wore formerly residents 81 THIS
city. ,, -, IA,
Mr. Uay Wharton. H,udent nj 'he
,.'I,r,i,y ~ Won Virginia. spent
annd"y with his mother, who h"" hc"n
,,Lon home from III" hospital Mrs.
wharton is SIhyaI".o'n5 nicely ,uor,n
Mira J. IL Gorby, hl"s~" hhuI,u
Of frlcndn at Middlobourno oV"r tn"
wcck end. .,,.
Mr. J. c. nsil"y Of Toronto, C.n% Hr.
was tho Kuort Of tho Local for'o"'''"
Mr. and Mrs q. r. KoyHcr md son
Paul rp.nt Sunday at Bollairo as mo
quests OF relatives.
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tho home or her mother. Mrs. Emma
MCConn ono dny lnNt week.
Mrs. #. IL. Egnn and littlc son. Ed
ward. were Wheeling Visitors on last
Saturday.
Miss Jpnc and LIlfic Potter, Lottic
Scott md sister. were Wheeling callers
recently.
Tho many friends Of the Rev. Earl
Thompson arc pleased to know he has
been sent back to the NJ. T.. church OF
this place He preached to his pcopro on
last Sunday. having fully recovered
from nm attack OF tOnsilitis. which he
contracted while attending the confer
ence ut n distant city.
Miss Mary Craig expects TO move In
To the Lester house during the ab-
sence OF Miss Lester. about Nov. !.
Mr.. Jos. Phillips. snn John ana @ifo,
wero over Sabbath visitors Mt thoir old
homo In Cameron. w Va.
Mrs. G.. ii. Dunlap and family Of
Wheeling Island visited over last Sab
ba Ia at the homo Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Alexander nf thls place.
Mrs J. u. Dunlap spent n couple or
days inni wcuh with relatives In Wheel
lnH and vicinity
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
GOOD SPEAKING
At COURT HOUSE

hupeT Jones'. OF faTkersDurs, aud
I'Tof a. 10 jones. OT Wheeling, Will
dIsCusa questions al iha day at the
court hOuhu ills sVsnIns al eight
~ clock
h"th aro"hcIa a'o "'ai"rs ~ note a"d
iuany yoiG'a a.s sAp.,l.d /" h.sI IhoU.
dls"usa oaiiI"ie" iSa""S
AT AsLiLIt
What viii r,"I,",iy is ihG hhs.si .'i
s-LlLl ava, siV.n /" lids "ilE via "i'",
l." ihs ".~ hIeh ..i,""i I",iihi"s ="
Sy',.~ Eyr"i.d Ihs i''"""sia II Ih"
- -hIGn MI ~" =. I".,.h.s" ri'i"..-L i",
ihs "'l""a .'h""i- ~ ihs 'IlY s"d r"r
H.. go h"ay s,til"g 'i"Ls,.
~" s-hILli """slY'" ~ ps"' ~" h""
d'.d ri.iu'-" "nd ". i..s" r"" ,h''
~rrld. R'..l"-i m-s,.' I'isrss Th-V
win h- ilsrl"v"d T." tro r",.ld",- 81
the huiiaihg "rh NJ 'h-,Ir- uh"w
.r'" VII lslb "n 49, ~ wall 49, The hi-
tory 40 HE d'u"'"n' pl"t"'-- p"d tbs
authors
4 program In /" Ia given by p"rll-
~ tho din.,cri r"h""Ia aud this win
frrul-hse vrry -nI"yohle rVoning hV
itself rrnE'nm- will L." dIHi, lhui"h
each evening
rho do"t- will open "Wednesday ovo
Ming NJ Epvon nClr"h nnd tho program
starts promptly NJ ~
Arrest psrolsd Man
HyIvcHtet white. VIII" was recently
released from tho state prison on parole
yeatcrdsy morning 10y officials from
Il ~ charged thu, white wan lmpcr-
HonatinE n prohibition officer Mt differ
ont points In Ohio. Ito would search
tho houses and then Hell tho COnflacatc d
liquor. Ho wRH arrested at GAINESVILLE.
Conduct Sale
Tho West Virginia Clothing company
has announced q 20 percent discount on
all their leading makes OF suits and
overconts. giving an opportunity to Get
Thorn much cheaper.
New. Hart to speak
The Successful Workers CLAWS OF Cal
vary NJ. n. church have arranged for
Rev s. B. Hart. former pastor OF the
church to give a lecture next Tuesday
evening Rt tho church. Mr.. Harris sub
joct will DO Characters and Character
Building"
Miss Mildred RAIDER. OF T r.
o., where she will make her home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. Lohew. OF Mas
hilon. o.. arc visiting his parents. on
Purdy avenue.
CIarenco Mullen. who has been CON
finod to his homo on Fostoria avenue
with scarlet fever. ID improving nioo-
ly,
Paul Mason left yesterday 10 resume
hia studies at Iinthnny college. after
spending tho wook ond with HIS parents
On Seventh street
Mis-. Mildred Helm, or rurdy aVnnuo.
who haa been seriously III with typhoid
fever In batter
ItoV ] ~ Bmith. OF JonaTn"n avenue,
In attending tho national convention Of
tho chrIatisa church al ~ Loulh. Mo
Mira J w Grimm aud Nv" H"nS liar
old aud Ralph, OF Cleveland, "rn VlHil
Ing her parents. MI aud Mira. u
uoriy on Third atrc"t
Harry MoToeh. VIII" has boon employ
lna
turnod to his homo on Psrrlott avenue.
Mrs J, w. Guthrie OF Third street. IN
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Conner. on
Roberta Ridge,
Mrs. N, &C. Henderson. OF Firth riro"t,
has Rona to Huntington, called thorc by
tho Iincsn of hcr daughter EvnnEoiino.
Mrs r.. NJ Amos OF Locust avenue,
~ visiting relatives at Columbus. q.
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IT. Easy'TO
Put On Flesh

All you have To do if you nro too
thin and want To put on sevcrnl pounds
Of solid SHY there" lloHh In To takn
n nvo-grain tablet or BiOod-Iron PhoH-
phute with each meal This builds up
tho noTVOuB bypicm. oInlches the blood
and thus enables the vital 0rghnh to
aAsimilaio the hush building. strength
making tlementb Of your food which
now largely 50 10 ~Hhie fOlks who
have tried ID state they not only put
nH hesh hut that II also almost lhVari~
ably iHGToahus their strength. eneTsy
aud endurance I"u ,an EsI eHOuh u
iii"oi iron tablets f"I a thiGs ~Gska'
l,eaiUIani al = II GIi"ai a ga, UT any
"tnei d,uBsiai 10, "iIy ~ 40 a"d " -
az unif"iinIy auo.Gahful Ihai youI dTus
.ia, 81 .nan ynu hn"~, IL authorized I"
- ftinL y,u, ,u"nsy II v"I d,uIi The II
iIsii., rsi a i.."has. i",i"y ""h kstl"
!" b., ai.""BG, ."d heaiiI.is. veil
.a I.U-. i""L les
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new MARTlNSv|LLE

Tho nnr"Ilmnnt Ia tho Magnolia
r"hnniu In tho lhrErni In thp history
az tho CITY grand total Or MIA In
tho graded departmental and Of ia In
Junior high ana "Hl In iIoni"V high
school Tho term M FAR has lroon tho
boat In rovorHI years. Tho auoHiIOn
~ diHcIplino hnH hoon solved. and great
harmony prevails In ovnry department..
Tho Magnolia football ,toRm won their
nrrt game OF tho nonHon over Middle
bourne and Tyior County High. Tho
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HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean, Pcnetrat-
ing. Antiscptlc Liquid

IL 10 unnecessary for you 10 sulier
wilhcCAcma. blotchou. ringworm. rnaliea
md aimilM akin Ir0ublca. ZeIno.
obtained at my drug store for tx. or
81 co for extra large bottle. and prompt
ny applied will usually give inataf', rolicl
from itching torture. II Clcansra and
poothcs tho akin and hcala quickly and
effectively most akin discanca,
Zern0 IN wonderful, penetrating
disappearing liquid and 10 soothing To
the most delicate akin. IL in not gTcaey.
in easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all further distress.
The L. W. Roso Co.. Cleveland. D.
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HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
i AND THE FLU
First Htsp IN Treatment II . Bisk
purgStiys with Calotabs, ths
Purified and Rshnsd CalomsI
Tablets That Are Naussaless,
Rafa And HurO.

noc'or- hsve found " .rpsri.ges
that no nedIrips for colds and Jnhu.
snss can bs depended upon for fuil II.
feutiyensss until the flyer is made thor.
ouEhiy actIvs. That n why ihs 6rst
stop In tho treatment II the new, nat
Heslcss tsiornel tablet sailed CLotabs,
which srs free FROM the slckenlng and
Weakening effects Of tho old style cAio-
mol. Doctors also point out tho fact
that an active livor may 70 long way
towards preventing Influenza and In
ono Of tho most important factors IN
enabling tho patient TO successfvlly
Withstand an attack and ward on 1nSu-
One caIotsb on ths tonges A. bed
time, With . swallow Of Watef4hats
iii. No salts, no nausea pos thstti!Eht-
ost interference with your eStink pleas:
ure or work Next morning -yogr cold
has vanished. your liyef 10 Actlvet yYsf
system Is purined. and yDu Ar feeling
fne, with 4 hearty appetite for breas.
fast. DruEgiats sell calotAee only IN
original sealed packages, Pre- tntTty-
fully refunded II you DO not ma them
deli Ehtful.-(AdV)
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North S|DE.
At WarWOOd M. {.
warwood and RiohlAnd

because or tho ."nfusins aIiiGi"a az
uaaIIns ia ti.s diffGIant Nnasa&IusS III a
ladies ~ The W"'~""d III .h"i"i,
have asss.sad vita ""s 81 the r."''i
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The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-04

Of them. as illustrated in the picture.
may be worn with the assurance that
they are both good style and good
taste. At the left, a frock Of gnbar-
dine In dark brown is ornamented
with rows Of stitching In beige-colored
silk and narrow brown silk braid. The
skirt Is gathered into the waist. but
folded at the sides to form q panel.
defined by rows of cloth-cOvered out.
tons at each side. The ingenious waist
reveals a little blouse at the waist.
line of figured beige satin across the
front and back. Stitchery. like that on
the skirt, appears under the arms at
the sides and as n finish for the three
quarter length sleeves, and covered
buttons In a row ut each side add the
charm Of neat precision to q very
clever waist.
The other dress Of blue serge makes
the most Of accordion plaits. small
bOne-buttons and ROman-striped rib
bon. Stripes cut from the ribbon bind
the collar and sleeves and a sash
about the hips makes a spirited, youth.
full finishing touch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-04
KILL OWN CHILDREN AT BIRTH
Ariol Of Tahiti Look Upon Attempt %
One Of Their Order to Raise
Child as Sin.

Lovers of laughter. song. music
flowers and birds, the Arioi Of Tahiti
killed their W children at birth, and
looked upon the attempt of n member
Of their order to rear a child as a
sin. While religious causes were
given for this by the leaders and. no
doubt, believed In, the real cause
Frederick O'Brien tells In the Century,
was a natural n whereby the species,
to prevent over-pOpulation of the
South sea island, destroyed Its ow
With perfect health and no enemies.
the island would soon have had a hard
time finding food. =
The Arioi were wandering minstrelAs
actors, priests and wonder workers ia
which belonged both men and women.
The natives of Tahiti who nave e.
capped the blight Of civilization are
living proofs that at n time the race
was one OF the most beautiful In the
worlds history, while investigators
declare that arts and civilization were
brought to a high plane hundreds q
years ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-04

TN ALL the representative displays
L Of hats for winter much plumage
and much manipulation OF p.umage
are In evidence. The a%ll-featner hat
is always a part Of the autumn mil
linery parade, but 1t has never APP
peared In such numbers or In so many
combinations and colors as this fall.
Feather and fur hats are usually
small and expensive. This season finds
q generous sprinkling of larger shapes
among them, and as compared to other
millinery they contrive to be less ex-
pensive than heretofore. This coun-
try has always supplied great quaint.
ties Of raw feathers and during the
war may have learned to rely on home
manufacturers instead Of sending
feathers overseas and importing the
hats made Of them. 1t takes a great
deal Of work to make a good feather
hat. hence we ought not to expect low
prices on them.