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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
GRANT


Judge N. w forteriic'd mas r.
tened from lengthy trip l" we
east ana IS mere III TIME To ASSUME
the dnaes on county 'o,''''iis 'l.'''
ing his absence
Judge Portcri'eid VISIT to ne cas-.
was Tor tie purpose oi inaNhS' ON
behalf of 1. hmoiy Stevens. owner
ot the Boston ltH mans aAntae de-
pests, thor'uAh I"te'.i-i .l'h OF
The various FACTORS which iui le'ar
the market Tor manganc se-i'un ores.
lie states mat lh-rc is mo- pros
pect for the immediate resumption Of
81 lpmenis OF manganese for ihc fca-
son that an markets Tor ores are
now ofi Nowcvcr The ores from
Silver Cry gave eminent satisfaction
&C. the users and VIII be taken as
soon as the market become active
arau
Tire Judge has further ascertain.
cd that these ores are sgiJlN', for
converting into spicgclcsicn in i7ct
they are so converted before being
A.falIH hl.. I.AHHtAl+ltg hA N... a"'A .'l' E.
that operation here. thus eiI.ct'nE
saving ou freight as well as mltin-
d more rable markct--Siiver Ci.y
Enterprise
-
Lieut. Col n T.. Whit'cd4e. com
mardine officer At Fort Bayard, ha,
announced that plans are now def
initely under way for the enlarge
ment OF the hospital SO that II will
be capable OF taking care oi an ad
is now by far the largest OF the
Public Health Hospitals used for the
treatment OF tuberculosis. this an
ncuncement comes as another strik-
ing tribute TO the climate Of that inn
mediate district. The contract for
this work will be let IN the near
future.
He also stated that the land ard
buildings had been definitely trans
ferred from the war department to
the public health and that other
property there and equipment lad
teen purchased outright.
-
The Grant County Charity Hos
pital was the recipient OF very
handsome Christmas gift due 20 th,
generosity OF l.. II. Weir, director
OF the Community Service lnc- for
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

7. w. Smith and :. r. Moss sf'p
ped ! cars of fine stock steers TO the
Kansas CRY markets. Monday. The
above named gentlemen accompanied
thc shipment
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
HlDALG0

The fine new school building on
the North side is now completed and
has been accepted from the Heather
Construction Company by the Board
ot Education.
This handsome building OF gray
brick is the very last word in school
house construction. The ventilation.
light and 50 ouitary water system are
all Of the sort that is approved by
the highest educational institutions.
The building is as nearly fireproof
as a building can be made, and it
is a matter of much interest that II
vas occupied at the beginning OF
the 1921 term.
For twenty years the Roberts and
Leahy Mercantile Co, has given
their customers and friends, beauti-
iul decorated china, a dinner plate
or some other piece OF table service.
Some of the customers have pre-
served these pieces for years and
have them all intact. This includes
many out of town customers
Thursday, a railroad man from
Tucson, called at the store for his
annual Christmas gilt, remarking at
the time that he had every piece
that had been given him for the past
fifteen years
The New Year will see Lordsburg
right up to its eyes in building The
beautiful new Hospital will be COM
plctcd, the big new Methodist church
will he started and some attractive
homes viii be erected, according 70
our live contractor, Jack Heather.
Two modern brick homes will be
erected on Main Street, that have
this early been arranged for and sew
era' others are IN contemplation.
Roth railroads have been making
vast improvements in their yards.
and are going 20 have things spicb
and span for the next year.
l. is safe bet that Lordsburg viii
keep steadily on the upgrade.
IGs all push-Lordiburg LIBERAL
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

The supreme court on Wednesday
affirmed the judgment of the dis
trict court in Luna county in the
case of Emil Parry, who was con-
victed of killing neat cattle that was
not his property, and sentenced to
serve one to two years in the pen
itentiary and to pay fine of $1,000
The opinion is by Chief Justice
Parker.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

TIE Hawkeye Mining and Devel-
ioprnent company, of Albuquerque,
has amended its articles of incor-
poration to increase the capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000
The Sunshine State Oil and Re-
fning company, with principal of
ficc in Roswell, has filed an amend
ment to its articles of incorpora-
ton TO increase the capital stock
frcm S6500OO TO SlO00OO0.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

L II. Claunoh. wife and sor
Charles came M from Fl Paso Mon
day. staying over until Tuesday wher
frey were met by Floyd Caunch,
WHO u-otored in from the Pueblo
Tardo ranch to take the floks with
him on his return trip. Mr. and Mrs
C1unch VII visit with the children
for the balance Of the winter sea
scn.-Carrizozo Outlook.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07
GUADALUPE

J. w. Humphries has recently sold
his beautiful house, which was COM
ploted just a few days ago, to Gil
berto Martinez, of Antonchico, who
has moved to Santa Rosa TO take
charge of the County Clerks office.
Santa Rosa Voice.
The school district of Vaughn will
Offer $4,000 worth OF bonds on
January 20th. No bid will be ac-
coFted for less than gS cents on the
dollar The proceeds are for the
construction OF new school build
ing
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

The National Surety Company is
sired a $1,000 fidelity bond guar
anteeinr tie officia' acts OF Harry
G. Norman a treasurer OF Lincoln
county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

While 4 Sunday School class party
was in progress at the {, W Harrl-
son home a short time ago, telephone
wires leading to the home were cut,
and a fuse box on the back porch
was jamncd, putting out the lights.
While Ills was going on rock was
thrown through q large window iu
thc lirrt ot the residence.
Mr. Harrison followed the boys
for several blocks, bl. was unable 10
catch them.
The names of the boys have been
secured and Mr.. Harrison is being
urged 40 push the charges On order
that some OF the leaders may be
landed in the tate rclorma,og- ~
Clovis Journal
Instead OF giving gifts to each oth-
&C. the employees uf E1ies-Brld.ey
Company combined Their gin money
On a donation 20 be sent io The relief
ot starving people in the famine
stricken districts OF China a iual
o. So was raised. and wl br sen.
direct % an acquaintance 80 fHe
stricken area j. Is estimated t.at
tiis amount viii keep twelve poo
Ilc alive for one year
In p municipal way Clovis ., 51e
Tor much improvement during 1927
hr other big well will be pm down
TO help supply the city with water
the city will purchase additional ma
chincry to be used AZ the water and
Light plant, these two improvements
TO cost in the ncighborhood Of
Sll5,OU0 No doubt the money from
the street improvement bonds
$4,000 will also be expended in
putting down street crossings. and
tlls will result in much side walk
building by property owners. The
$4,000 sewer bond issue which was
voted last spring will also be used
during the year In addition to all
OF this the paving program will no
doubt be carried out that will re-
suit in a number OF blocks OF paw
ing being put in. II individuals do
as much construction work during
1921 as the City Of Clovis plans to
it is going 10 be progressive year
fnr the Magic City.-Clovis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-01-07

CContinued on page four)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
MANY TO ATTEND CONVENTION

CLEVELAND. o., July 10
Eight hundred business and pro-
fessional women from all parts of
the United States are expected to
attend the third annual convention
Of Tho National Federation OF Bust
ness and Professional women's
Clubs, at Cleveland, on July 18th.
July 23rd.
Approximately 400 voting dele.
gates selected from tho various
clubs Of business and professional
women affiliated with the body will
attend. Nearly $50 business and pro-
fessional women's clubs are now
federated, having a total member
ship Of about 10000 business and
professional women.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

and $1.2S in Iloilo, The daily wages
OF laborers, not including those In
tho government service, range from,
rs cents to $3.50 a day in Manila, 40
cents to one dollar day in Cebu and
90 cents to $50 In IlOil0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

cents day and in Iloilo, the third
city he requires 81 cents day for
the necessities OF life.
A family of two adults and three
children spend $1,27 day for sus-
tenance In Manila. S1,22 in Cebu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

FLOW is flock view of klamath county courthouses. The
furnished by the Stnson Studio of this city and
printed through the courtesy of the
Upper picture Main street building; Center Hot Springs build
Lower right courthouse occupied by officers Lower
left building said have been first of
1t developed from negative in Mr.. Stnsons collection
labelled klamath County first Courthouse and said have
stood the present of Fifth and Main
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
RrSTAuRsNT SALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burton have
purchased the White Lunch. at 1iz3
Main street, and assumed possession
OF their new property today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton have had much expert
ence in restaurant work, having been
in the business 20 years. They came
here two months ago from Portland.
Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter The Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera-
en- by the U. 8. Reclamation service
tation. Publication will cover the
day previous TO the papers issue. up
TO o'clock OF the day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

cred the Roseburg decision, later
reversed In toto by the supreme court
of Oregon, Judge Bunneli and Com
missioner Short might not have
been reelected county Judge and
commissioner of klamath county,
and the latest edict OF the county
court declaring the Hot Springs
building the official courthouse Of
Klamath county would consequent
ly have never been issued,
But backed by Judge IIamilton's
decision, the incumbents staged a
victorious campaign on tho platform
Of Hot Springs courthouse compile.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

Idle dollars mean idle men. Arc
You helping TO keep both out Of
work? Put your money In the hank
and kill two birds with one stone.
and Kill two birds with one stone.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

Today marks another milestone
in the troublous trail Of klamath
county courthouse litigation. One
year ago today. from the circuit
court bench at Roseburs. judge J,
W. Hamilton rendered a decision
In favor OF tho county cours In the
suit OF Klamath county, ct al,
against J. M. Dougan. tho contract
or who built the Main street court
house.
III tho Pcrsians had not been
defeatei at M"rathon Europe m.sht
have been another Asia"
II Judsp Hamilton had not rsnd,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

tion, and today the chasm Of liti-
cation is as far Us ever from being
bridged over.
The decision Of the supreme court,
which reversed Judge Hamilton and
gave the contractor, Dougan, judg-
mont for approximately $4,000 for
building tho Main street courthouse,
did not issue until after the election,
II practically legalized the Main
street courthouse and would doubt
less have greatly changed the trend
Of political events had 1t been rend-
cred In the midst Of the cleo
tion campaign.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-15

Idle dollars moan hle men. Arc
You helping 20 keep both out OF
work? Put your money In the bank
and Kill two biNhs with one stone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
THE GOLDEN IDIOT"

phutuplay at ;h- Columbia '.uh YEA
turing bryant WH~hhuru. '"k"0 ir""!
Robert Ruld WRITINGS story n AuS-
lees shown th.s Friday L".l saturday
At S:tJ. matinee 80.
ITO him that hath shalt @e G.'
That ~ the message wh.Hh :hrUwS con-
sterrtat!on ia;n tn" n!Md ct Barry
Owens prospective millionaire and "rSt-
while literary light. VITA cousin
worth mary thousands -: dollars an.
not 4 cent OF his uHn. no discovers that
hts uncle IS preparing - leave his ms
lions t. them IN proportion L. IN"
amount each one has saved
Having decided L forget his worries
and rustica;e for i wh"". Barry. N
company with hts thrrc-."ggei dog.
starts for ths country.
When tn. news % his un"!e's death
comes 20 him as IN UNPLEASANT re-
m.ndcr Of his careless WAYS. h" gives
u, horc Of receiving q cent OF IL"
vast fortune. the sum total az his SAY
!rEs being souvenir haif-d"l.ar. cos"
on the heels Of this news. however
comes n" Attenuation thar ~" 3aE 3"
fore his unr.e's death. hts cousin Wa
closed out owing S50o. 0Dr. AS IL" for
tune Is divided N ;h!S ration. u" be-
comes wealthy in spite o: himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
MABEL FRENYEAR
with KISSING Time"

Tia career os MaAe, Frenyel-. who
will appear N tho role % Min IN
-Kissing Time. which comes 70 the
Court Tuesday and Wednesday. Novem-
Der n and %. fairly illustrates the
dr!tt Of the times In t&'ngs theatrical.
Her hrst appearance WAS IN tho Ch:lIS
Fart with Richard Mansfield and tbs
engagement lasted year. At tho end
OF which she was sent back 20 school.
As Is tho rule she never forget this
experience and determined that as soon
es possible she woa.d return 20 the
stage. When this was possible she
played ingsnue n several companies
and then was engaged by the late
Charles Frchran II support OF Billie
Burke and theu a. leading LADY with
VIM n Crane. She then appeared In
. the COMPANIES OF Margaret .iHslin and
Arnold DAILY. AM following tails was
for three years leading lady with Louis
Mann. The !urs OF tho motion pic
lures. possibly tho high salary Offered"
had something 70 DO with Il then at
tracted her and she vas engaged b.
y. ". Griffith for a season. then b.
William Fox TO play the VIE II sup
port OF Theda Rara II "A Foot There
Was" and later Joined the Metro
Famous Players 20 apiear IN "S"at!-
mental Tommy" with Garrett Hughes.
Thcnl c.me tho slump N Motion picture
production.
ItIsa FAY from ''C'J-cano 40 R"rg"rac'
20 'TStss!ng Time" hu. report CREDITS
MISS Frenyear with considerable sue
cess IN her new venture. Seats on sale
tomorrow FOR kissing T!ne.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

tcrsrn. moN,d g.. Tuesday 10 the viii
.Hsr here
The rr~.I"i." @" NJ. /. II. 'am?heI!,
If Mt. uH:nm, - nvw ready for the rlhs-
.sr..r%
Nj. Waite: Mnrsh has purchased n
,. ~" :,'u.s AuTso from N.ncen;
Fisher.
M.~,,AEn," VI. Winters has purchased
Il neN i,u.;t!ms machine and Is ready
20 tax" orders :ur work.
Mr.. Nr!ce l.. !'lgue IS able To be out
again after beng Laid up with
Sirra!ncI ankle.
Mrs. Ella" Shepherd Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Jessie Davis. this week 4:
Lone Oak.
Miss Laura Sh!lman returned SUNDAY
from Visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilson. o:
Elm Grove, and Ia now visiting her
cousin. Miss Kathryn Earlwine.
Mr.. George y. FOX !s suffering with a
badly siraineG and. bruised arm received
from m elevated :a!i.
The M.s$".; Luke spent Thursday Wis
ting their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. George
Nc, arr!han.
Mrs. Eclle Marsh returned to her
homo in tho village after spending a
fortnight with relatives in the outline
pike district.
Mrs. Harry Wayt and son returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
NASONS HONOR
STE|NBICkER
Of WHEELING

Tarkarsru~c. w Va. 49,. IL E,rc.
ton 90: uN..r~S md =" cons .G"-at.aH
Il T u,ruh"- 81 charges IN III" '.aWS Ia;
u" order rnI-t"! IA" .1't day : ~"ss ~
Il 'Mc We; N!r4,.:l:a grand !"3:;" held
here.
Sr:-raI rh.nc"S -" c'1~!!r"rI Witch
arr sa,.: t. !:I" iu.-n = rrH~.d"rahl"
:n,rw-,.sr"v t. -. s'.hrrI'""t,. l''!E"~.
AMI - -. yv:sS ,,.r.siG"-l ,.l.. uli.'~..."n L.
som" &c: ~" ,r","s,is ter 80" laws.
~" 80. m"";h.S Z -" rra'i iolc"
Wall Re. ar.G 81 I>,-muai. IT,. '.9'" - J."
~"t !n;'r. and WI y" M"it ~ @"o"t The
sam" tlr" ""At y"0T.
N..nw!ne Is II" list or "~:""rs
elected.
Samuel T. Scars. Enun, grand
mLs'"r.
4 rr-' Frame. Fairmont deputy
grand master.
Tr"d =. S;":nh!cker. Wheeling. senior
grand warden.
rlyI,. T. putton. rnrkcrsburs. Junior
grand warden.
Samuel y. Myers. Mar,lnsnurs, grand
Treasurer
JOIN NJ Collins. Charleston, grand
y".r.:Iry
I,.",h {. l"SrT". Huntington. Grand
l".'u'r-
w....m v G:avou. Charleston.
g;,H! .1aiiH:
A,u. d" Bray. No"'~'er'", senior
". T,,'u" Workman. Wayne" Hun!or
rr.nl !cur"N
r.an& II vonAorne Mar'!nshurs.
Grand marched,
'ryd W""sc, E!k!nS. grand pursuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
.SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO
Be OPEN EVENINGS

Acknowledgment was mad" last night
that, the office OF Sheriff Harry I.
Clo,ie will be open from > ~ ". 10 {?
= ". on Saturday. November %. and
during n" same hours On "Wednesday.
November p. The latter dat" IS tho
anal day OF the discount period on STAT"
and county taxes. and tho sheriff" "fti""
Will be oHcn at N" hours stated on
these TWO days FOR ihe benefit Of tax
aayers who cannot g"t /" IN" sa"r." =
oTlce and avail themselves IT he tax
discount period any other time.
4 discount OF two and half rer cent
Il allowed on all tax bills PAID On or
before November 80. From this dat"
On to January :. tax bills mus: b" ;n:'
az tho caCs value. and after January /
Interest Is collected at the rate OF 10
per cent year.
peputv Sher;ffs Harris johnson Hr|'
Ole Smith said last night tha' tax On!
lnr'!nns this discount period have been
better than during the sam" period ~
1920. October collections mis- y"ar ~
rccl..I Tho tax cn!ls"tI"NS nude 4" -"
tober. 1870. by over sa0.h"o. and E"vcN %
hcr 10 said g. b" comparing we'll with
tho October record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
BIG FEATURES CROWD
! REX THEATRE BILL

Big amusement moments crowd upon
one another when Il comes 20 good en-
tertaiument. and at no other place bat
tho Rex, and this week. The Divided
Woman or saving h"r thru IS without
a 'tfoubt the most hrwi!GHr!ng Illusion
ever offered tho American Public The
balance OF tho program Is 20 Do he Tx
ing Of all Ttosst'e and Renrett
could not but hs uked n thctr dancing
Eddie Cassidy delivers Just enough
comics through out hts act cor y"r 70
always remember but one moaolOsiss
and he Eddie Cassidy. And Il must he
alphabetically mentioned that Ed!th
Sloan Is ono OF the clsvoreSt performers
that ever srnced tho stage OF my Vauhe
Vile theatre. she being \ r!omber oc tho
Sosnan and Sloan. duo. Last but not
least comes tho Whset!aC tavor!te.
Noodles" Pagan and raNrilla GiaGer
lara who arc always Keyed up 10 tha,
point which offers nothing but laugh
after laugh The feature picture Tom
Mix IN The Might N3rs":nan" IS one
photoplay that Is fun OF action from
start 70 fnlsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
MARK TWAIN'S IDEA
OF ARTHUR'S COURT

Tho plumbing was bad IN King Ar
thurs Court.
There was no telephor" - tom.
The brave &Hirh,S. Tire flower OF cht"-
airy. sp"n; Their tine
!. F:at!2s.
2. Drinking.
a., Staying dragons.
1. RescuinG cRrnse'a
5. Fighting.
Th.re were no carpets on tho Moor
O: King Ar,hur's Court only PUSHES
None OF rho ka!Fhts thought tt worth
while to learn 70 read and write.
Nc, on" OF them knew the difference
between a Carhu-rtor and spark plug.
Thcy believed that Merlin vas mighty
ro;vc-r,;i 0lar:ci.n.
1'ntn ere Yankee arrived Tie Taught
them Different.
~ ConHec.'cuc Yaa,Vrs n K!oz Az
,hurs Court" has h"cH translated 20
rho screen and WI re presented at the
Plaza theatre beginning Mon?av The
screen version C"nve"s -" m"ssaEe
that Max Twain conveyed In worls
with every tlr.ulHI rorueat. ey"rY
laugh prov King Incident and al Tho
rolllci4ns <Gn % Il. IN visual t"r:n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
; THE THEATRES;
NINE, PETROVA OPENS
AT COURT TONIGHT
FAMOUS STAR WELL BE SEEN HERE
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW IN
THE WHITE PEACOCK"
Story OF Play IS Unusual-StAr Is It's
Author as weu as Interpreter

1T. Nr,,,. Peacock - w%,.A tho
Sa,vvT. w.. ..r.,ro, M2l,,as l.r,~"ya
a, 49, C,u-. .'..-r, l... SATURDAYS with
S,.rr,,,. r,',,.,rc - ..,s.:r,,r,,y y r.,i-
81, .,,y .,., .,,r,.,, :, 49,, ,,..s.,a: 90:
rL't.,ra ,,. - -, nal lie ~ i!fe
a re- w~,,.- nal ,nn ..,,.,..r<.,..aiu: -
-. 80 ~,.... NJ, :a.r.. i..r:.y:, has en-
Grayorsr ;, 800. an c.i-a. ability n
the -,ert 80 ,.lar and woman - r.ac.t
.he s,T,e y.a, :, y.,rY an ey.r chance
IN the rac, :.r II. its rra'ra; .sGras-
ter - a woman ~ X"..u Intelligence.
Crea. str-s. and dep !&s'-ht tnco ,.i".
Married - TArn MtguH,. e "a. T'>s!at
old city os &,:!n. R"r":.s declines -
accept 49, ,.,!e,!..cs, ard leaves h.4
roof Eri.u an arts, O.! no moan abs
itv. she ~ o,;!,c ca2tS:a - earning her
own bre,d eaI butter C'.r;.rl:nc ;ha:
en,, woman - n,.,.,rt Z maze nsr owa
No. whn an o.-~,o.,,,.. ,a:.! -, IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Gloss and SOftness Follow

There is no complaint of dry hair, or brit
t!c HAIR, or harsh, unruly hair from those Who
shampoo wi;h palmol;vr Those who at
ccptcd the free lS-ccut trial bottle know this.
The combination OF palm and olive ellis
imparts beautiful gloss AID eo;:ncss--cvcry
strand shines, every hair is silky in texture
Once you use Paln,olve Shampoo no
other satisfies Because no other contains
thcsc costly oriental oils famous satc lie
days Of ancient Egypt for their identifying
QUALITIES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

home Friday after a pleasant visit with
h.r paren,a. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Win
! teTs.
( MISC Edna Jones has recovered sufn.
GENTLY from her recent indisposition
5 70 return TO school.
! Mrs. Chas. Mccoy is recovering from
! her recent Illness. and her little son.
! VINO has been very i'll with pneumonia
Is also recovering slowly.
! Mrs. l.. {. McWhorter spent Thursday
shopping in the city.
/ Mr.. Ed Francis was In the city
Wednesday purchasing supplies for tho
: store
! Robert Junkins and James Archer. OF
Viola. were transacting business In the
city on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
What they do

Thr sottcniag effects of olive oil arc re-
sponsib.c Tor the lovely gloss and so;tness.
1t produces the Ui'dcst, most penetrating Of
lathere, which iS.Eiven body and richness by
the blending with palm oil
This !ather Is far more than a surface
cleanser. II enters every root and hair cell.
and purges them from dirt, oil and dandru:f.
Yet this hair which is SO thoroughly
cleansed isn't dry. harsh or brittle. The
soo'H'n. action of palm and olive oil keeps
it sol, and glossy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
Don + neglect dandruf

Even the hcai;hicst scalPs secretc mod
craze amour; OF dand-ut:. which doctors
cal. schor5hca and charge with most hair
troubles.
1t is harmless enough Il; when vow sham
poo, it is thoroughly washed away.
But ordinary sliampooing doesn't affect
the dry, oily. scales which Withstand most
cleansing. They accumulate. until the hair
cells are Cloggei.
This cIogging prevents proper nutrition
and your ha:r begins 20 come out. This i
the danger signal
The softcning. penetrating lather produced
by The blend OF palm and olive oils pene-
trates the formation If scales, loosening and
d:s!odging them from hair roots and scalp
You need never fear dandruf if you sham
poo with PaImolive-
II you didn't get tho free l5-cent trial
bottle OF palInoiive Shampoo. I'll out and
mail this coupon to the Palmolive Con pany.
We will gladly mail il, that you may learn
the results which follow even the first Palm
olive Shampoo.