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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

What doth It profit Il man who has
initiative If his wife Is the referen-
dunn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

Harvard professors lie detector?
why?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

The 1920 sugar crop was the
greatest produced in the United States.
The price proved 1t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

There must be some change In
Russia. hut from the present outlook
II viii not be small change.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

Surely. after all the crime waves
OF the year. II is time for wave
or decency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

Is II possible that the hookworm has
attacked the yellow perlists? There
has not been a war rumor for week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

Ancient Peru is found 10 have had
juzz bands This was discovered. may
be-. in looking for the cause of the
first revolution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

Unbounded prosperity will come as
soon as the jobbers work as hard as
the Job seekers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

a man may be very mad indeed who
is not in the least insane.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

Jazz having invaded the South Sea
islands. there is no excuse for leav-
inc civilization.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08

The consumer is beginning to feel
that he is the retail dealers meat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11

AID society Of the VI. T.. church last
,.I"ninu when they met IN tho I'"r'"F9
If tn. church fer the weekly ih'e''n6 -
After a short business session.. -" az
i.mr was enjoyed Each lady -r"uE''l
her own lunch. ami At Il late A"ur ".""'"
their lunch and spread II on one "I 'h'
large tables All viii" ATTENDED, s''''u
that they had Very "l'h'''I"' '''"'
Rally for Converts.
\ rally Will hr he'd this evening AZ
tho nroyer service Of tie VI. T.. church.
for tho ncw converts. There are ABOUT
,,.o hundred converts in ail and - Inc
meeting is quite different from any he'u
A large crowd is expected To ateho'
Rev. FLANAGAN will have charge oil H.
Legion Met
Tho members OF the y. \. Mountain
Post of tho American Legion. ana IN"
cy-srryiCc men mot laSt evening IN 'he'T
hall under the l"cal post ott!'t. i'cP"F'H
were made by the committees III Guar
Of the Decoration Day ""'"hra non an"
they have gained the support on an .,'e
churches and fraternal orders or inc
church The affair promises to he one Of
the most elaborate held in TINS city
The meeting was largely attenceo.
To Have Outing.
Mrs Martin knapp and Miss Adda
Lewis community nurse az thiS city
will hold an outing Saturday 7"r inc
Young people. They will TAX" "A 'rdmp
through the woods. and IN" i!c'i' ioIhS
are looking forward a. HAY lI!s ue-
lightful time.
Mrs. Clarence spear. recently removed
to her home from the ohio Valley Gen
cral hospital. is improving nicely.
Miss Imogcnr Wcstfall l. able % be
out after being III for several days.
Mrs. Martha Sprouts IS c"nfntd 20
her home on Marshall street slightly H.
James Elkins. who has been i'll Tor
number of days. is a it'll" improved.
Mrs l.. l.. Little and daughter, VINO
have been visiting relatives mere nave
returned to their home Al GAINESVILLE
Chas. WEIGH, Jr, is able to he out
after being III for a number OF days.
Mrs. Henry Meyers, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned 70
her home at Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Thos Sharp has gone to Wheel
ing to visit her son clyde.
Theodore Wcnzcl Is confined 70 his
home on Lincoln street slightly III.
Mrs \. l.. GreiE has returned to her
home al Pittsburgh after a brlct VISIT
here. =,
Fred Raumbergcr continues quite II!
al the Glendale hospital.
Mrs. Chas. Broasche, who recently un-
6crwcnt an operation at the ONO val
lev General hospital. Is improving.
Mrs. l.. Finley, Of Indianapolis, is the
puest of Mrs. Samuel Nlllars.
Miss Edna yelling. Of West Alex
andcr. Is visiting Mrs. Chas. Leppcr OF
Caldwell street.
Martin Knapp, who has been visiting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11
BENWOOD
DR., CORE TELLS
HIS MILK PLAN
EXPERT vETERINARIAN DISCUSSES
SUBJECT or CUREAU WITH
REDWOOD COUNCIL.
Benwood VIII Re Represented When
subject Comes Before tbs
Circuit Court.

Dr. John l.. Core. expert veterinarian
Of Wheeling. discus sed with the city
council plans for the establishment OF
a special bureau in Marshall county Tor
the protection OF milk consumers
against impure milk from tubercular
cattle last evening. In his brief talk
he brought forth the evidence whioh
the recent health survey disclosed and
explained plans whereby tho council can
take measures TO insure sanitation OF
milk.
The matter will be taken TO the next
session Of circuit court. and Benwood
will be represented by the following
prominent citizens: J. W LanderS.
Martin Burke and George Kessler All
cities in Marshall county "a we'll as
Renwood will have representatives at
,he session x their city approves or
the action.
The meeting was presided over by
Mayor Sprouts. and n few routine bust
ness matters were disposed Of during
the session.
LinAy Versus Union.
The Union high school baseball! team
will meet Iinsly this afternoon on
Heils field. in what shoulG prove one
OF the snappiost games OF the season ;sS
the locals are determined 20 reap re-
vengeance FOR the defat which they ,suf-
fered at the hands OF Linsly a few
weeks ago Williams will probably pitch
for the locals and Berrispn will be on
the mound for the Cadets. Unions sea-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11

the Tamphru property. located on
Charles street. brtwccn Seventh ana
Eighth streets. This valuable place OF
pronerly has been purchased by IonF
Masculine Il; a price which WAS kept
secret.
The new owner expects to make som"
improvements. bur tenentS nav" h""n
advised that thry will b" allowed /"
remain in the building FOR three months
and possibly longer.
The purchase Of this building was
also being considered by tn" knights
Of Pythias and Eagle lodge.
Car Stolen
County and city authorities nave oe'h
requested to locate the thief "h"' Oh
Monday night ar early Tuesday morning.
broke open the garage IN the rear %
Osborne's barber shop and Stol" Ford
roadster belonging TO Errtl puNaL MT
Duval put his machine away on Mon
day evening and locked the door or the
garage bu, neglected 70 lock the ma
chine. Tuesday morning. when nc went
10 get his machine. II was gone Inc
license plate number is @O5O5.
Prisoner Released
Douglas Manly, - years old. ana
Climith Manly. II years old VINO werr
arrested Saturday evening by Ih1et OIL
Police Watkins on charge or stea ING
and attempting to sell Junk when
they were supposed 10 have taken from
property owned by the West Virginia
and Pittsburgh Coal COMPANY were re-
leased Sunday morning.
Their release was Obtained by thelr
father. vino said that hA was an inFalu
and was depending upon them for sup
port An official OF the coal company
to whom ne expla ined matters consent
ed 10 remove the companys charges
against them when they PROMISED 10
get a job and not remove any moro
goods from property owned by his com
DanY
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Kiwanians Hear Several
Fine Talks AT Luncheon
Civic Affairs Day Brings Forth Largest
Attendance in Brief History

The attendance at the KwaniS lunch
con on Tuesday was SIS. This Is the
largest attendance which has been re-
corded thus far in the brief history OF
~ the organization. II was Civic Attalrs
day. and all OF the city. as well as many
Of the county officials. were. present.
4 little music by the club, followed
by two nicely rendered selections by
Miss Virginia Fenwick. with Miss Flor
ence McGiu accompanying. served 10
pave the way for an enjoyable luncheon
and the usual drawing. Of prizes wa"
conducted at this time. The prizes
were awarded by Myer 4 yesterday ana
were won BY y. c. Churchman. A. NJ
Haywood and Rev. A. T. Shaw.
President $, Il. Caldwell next read
n communication from the Womans
club OF wellsburg. congratulatinG IN"
kiwnnis Club for their past achieve
ments and offering its cordial supper;
in all movements affecting the commu-
nifty.
Or W. &. Taylor. acting as MEM
Der OF the board OF directors. touched
briefly upon some of the problems con-
fronting the city officials and intro
duced MI Q. J. Keys. who spoke for
several minutes on Civic Betterment".
Mr.. Keys suggested some improvements
for the city such as a rest room and
a comfort station
DR.. J. Z. Schultz was the next speak
er. and some high spots were touched
upon relative % sanitation. DR..
Schultz declared that our streets ana
alleys were in a fearful condition. ana
suggested = genuine cleanup dar FOR
weilsburg He also gave some start
ling statistics relative TO the fly. IT'S
habits and it's degree OF danger. H"
characterized this insect as one or the
mos, dangerous in existence.
w. :. wi!kia. prosecuting attorney
gave a very Interesting talk on the en-
forcement OF Law. Mr. WilkIn pointed
ou, that there is a tendency 10 Imagine
this law was. made for one man ana
ina, law for another. This is very dan
yerous. and there should be no cues
tion OF public officers sworn 70 Uphold
the. law. doing their duty. II the law
= a bad one. the best thing 10 do is 20
repeal 4
MAYOR George <. Krar; also spoke
briefly -sla;ive 20 his position. stating
that he would Try 70 give the city an
administration to please the law aoid-
ing citizens.
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son Is fast nearing clos" AZ the exam
nations will soon be held md I large
crowd is expected 10 be present I" chs'
on the lads Victory.
Examination May as.
Examinations at Union high SChH1'
will start May 20. according 10 state
ment made yesterday by Prof. Il. H.
kno,is principal of the school NJ
.IaS.rs in he high school will l." m
,.IY,i,.d in the tests. which will IN all
probability will be completed My ~.
J. Pipe Furnace May Start
Through a semi official source IL was
learned last evening that the pine itr'
mace Of tube department OF the W net
ing Steel and Iron, Bcnwood oran"h
would resume operations the latter part
of this week Wood was put int" the
furnace yesterday, according 10 IN" &c
mort. which is a likely sign of IL rrSum'
ing once more. This furnace does Eot
amount to so very much in IN" mill and
will probably operate one day and y" OK
3 the next.
Will Hardly Play.
Although the Cathedral management
{ pcrsist in the belief that they will play
, Union some time this week. he Union
authorizes stated yesterday that game
could hardly be arranged as the locals
have two games scheduled up until graz
. uation time and they don't think any
more games advisable as they would
conflict with the examinations.
Many Will Attend.
large delegation of boxing fans will
tourney to the Market auditorium in
Wheeling tomorrow evening To witness
. the staging of the Twig benefit ooX'ng
show Quite a number of ladies arc
, planning TO attend. The boxing card Is
the best ever arranged in Wheeling and
, the lovers Of the sport will see SONG
thing worth while IL they attend.
, Stnnt Night
} stunt night will be held at the Union
high school Tuesday evening May 2%th
At this time the class donors present
. gifts TO every member Of the gradual
/ ing class, and the seniors always LOOK
| forward with interest upon this event.
Bsrwood Briefs.
Leonard Morningstar of Water street
is planning to leave in q Few days Tor
Cincinnati.
Paul Moran. local barber on Mai
street, has put new addition in his
J shop.
d Mr.. and Mrs. James Terrell If Can
ton, O.. are spending The week with Mr..
and Mrs. Allen French OF Norh Mart
shall street.. :,
Harry Dunkirk Of Center Marshall
: street.. will leave this morning for Nc
! Kecsport. Pa, where he has secured a
! position.
! Miss Helen Goft Of Clarksbu"g. has
returned home after spending several
! days in this city.
Jerry Hamblen of Harrisburg. a.
left last evening after spending a rev
days in this city on business.
Miss Maude Gauderman of Woodlands
has returned home after visiting rela-
! tivcs in Center Benwood.
Miss Mary Ellen Wolfe OF Columbus
O.. is spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs W. b. Stein Of North Benwood.
Pat Linsey has left for Cleveland
! where ne will visit his brother Alfred
Master Bobby Johnson Of Sou!n Mar
shall street. Is confined 10 his home
owing 10 a slight attack OF la grippe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11

Roy Bayles were shopping IN Aas'ss0
Monday. .'-...,A
with relatives and friends IN Marietts
irs Eddy Of Maxwell was caller hef1
Sunday. n -. ttIk
guest Of friends here SUNDAY.
Or. Geo. Gale Of Newport. o.. wa .
professional caller here Sunday..
isaac Pethel was at Marietta hooo!
,ransacting business.
MIR and Mrs. Ralph MCGEE spent Sun!f
day with relatives at Schley. o.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Steere ana iAoen.s
ter. Miss Mabel. Of Grape Island Wsr
calling here Sunday. -
Mrs, Meredith Nichols and SON AaxIy
Of Maxwell were Sunday guests OF ~.
latives here. AZ,
Miss Eleanor snodgrass spent the
weekend in Marietta. She was 2ceom
panied home by her sister, Mrs. Nelson
Smart.
John Ingram Of French Creek V1S q
business caller here Saturday. f..z-g
Harry Myers Of Finch was Ases On
J business Mon Jay.
. The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Nichols is i'll at their homo on Gailaher
street.
Mothers Day was appropriately oo-
served here Sunday. Large crowds were
i in attendance at the various churcnes:
| The Senior class Of the 81 MA[ys
| high school will present The New 20:
/ Ed at the Auditorium theatre fTloAS
| evening May 18th. Be there: -
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WELLSBURG
new RESIDENTIAL
SECTION TO OPEN
W. Il TRrr Estate Plotted Off In Lots
NOW Being otforWd for
Sale

News that will cause gladness 70 the
hearts OF home seekers Will be founu
In the announcement that H'Ghlano
Place. owned by the W. II. Tarr estate
has been plotted off in lots which are
being offered for sale by the Curt'ss
Insurance and Real Estate Agency.
This estate is located in the rear OF
the s. u. PAUL property, on Pheasant
avenue. and consists OF twenty-siN lots
several OF which have been SOLD. "r.
G.. c. Curtis stated 10 representative
OF the Herald. that access may De hao
10 Pleasant avenue from these lots by
the way OF Grand and Highland ave
nues and also. that sewer tacIIt'eS
were available. in addition 70 other con-
vcnierces 20 be found in the city.
The lots are % by 100 and appear 70
be- reasonable enough in price. and they
offer the frst real opportunity 10 be
had here FOR several years for the open
ing Of a new residential section. Inc
lots arc nicely arranged and with some
improvements 20 the roads. give prom
isc OF becoming popular residential
section.
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CHIEF OF POLICE
CONFIRMS REPORT

~ be read because OF the poor pennan-
ship. My duties, OF course, take me out
in all kinds OF weather. ! am forced
TO go, whether il be rain or shine. Eri-
dentally caught "A hard cold and it az
fected my entire system. I suffered with
torturing rheumatic pains Ny stomach
was all out Of killer. I had but little
appetite and the small amount OF food
that would eat. distressed me. and
formed Immense amount OF gas on my
stomach"
"All Of this disorder came 10 an end
though, after l was induced into taking
Herb Sap The very f1rst bottle OF this
delightful medicine corrected my all
merits. / can honestly say that Herb
Sap is without doubt the best tonic |
have ever found. II pleaSes me to rec
ommand it 10 all rundown people.
Herb Sap is now sold at Grtests at
$l00 per bottle plus war tax and at
leading dealers in surrounding territory.
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Left for Convention.
Mrs. John Hunt. delegate from the
NJ. T.. church. and Rev. {. w. Fuller.
delegate from the Christian churCn, left
yesterday FOR Charleston whore they
will attend the State sunday school con
vrntirn. They will make reports on It at
the Sunday services.
Called Nee ting.
A meeting Of the Ohio Valley Drcora
ton Day association has been Gated for
May LIST. to b" held in the mayors Of
flee Officers will he elected. and they
will also make plans TO cooperate with
the Legion IN staging the Decora ton
Day celebration. All members arc urged
to be present
Union to Play Iinsly.
The Union lads will meet the fast
IinsIy institute nine. this afternoon. on
the local field. The Unions arc IN good
shape for the game and feel sure that
they will be victorious as they defeated
Wheeling high and LinSly was defeated
bv Wheeling. Many are expected see
the game.
Tag Day.
Twenty-Five of the prettiest girls OF
the town have been secured to sell tags
Saturday for the Memorial Tag day,
being staged by the American Legion,
70 secure funds TO stage the CeIepra ion
10 be held by them May 30th. Girls
will be placed in each corner NJ the
streets, and in this manner. it is felt
certain that there will not be person
get by who do not contribute 10 the
fund.
Entertained Glass.
Last evening at her home on Logan
street Mrs. Scott Chambers entertained
tn, members OF her Sunday scaooI class
Of the M. .E. church. A short business
meeting occupied tho early hours after
which the remainder OF the evening was
spent in a social time.
HAD Social Tane.
The members OF the Loyal Sons and
Daughters met in me basement OF the
Christian church last evening for a
social session. Music games and Vari-
Gus pastimes we're enjoyed. Al late
hour a delicious luncheon was enjoyed
Net In Church.
A pleasant time was had by the mem
bcrs OF Division No. of the Ladies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11
IF YOU ARE
TAKING YEAST
YOU'LL. BOZ GLAD 30 Know TEAsT
YITAAmNE II PUT UP IN
FARIsETS NOW.
EASIER TO PAH-RESULTS
oUICKER-

Out Of experience gained in watching
numerous people taking yeast the chem
lists have found the Ideal comolna-
ton and now you can buy at the drug
store concentrated tablets containing
proper dose OF Yeast Yitamine water
Soluble b made from yeast The
still more important Fat Soluble A.
Yitamlne. etc. which in tablet FORM.
made expressly for medicinal use, Is
easier 10 take. more economical and re-
salts quicker. These tablets are called
"Phos-Pho Yitamine" tablets. Doctors,
druggists and chemists prefer them and
praise this newer, better way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11
ST. MARYS

J. II. Marble IF Peasants. was BUS
mess caller here Saturday.
NJ. HeddIcs,on of Eureka. was the
guest Of his daughter. Mrs. VIM. Curtis,
Sunday. ,,:-
Mrs, John Riggs ami daughter. Miss
Bethel left Sunday for Roswell, New
Mexico whero they will reside.
Misses MacTaggart of Eureka. were
shopping here Monday.
Mrs. Okey Reynolds Of Belmont was
a caller here Saturday.
John Ruckman Of Cloverdalc was in
town Saturday.
Clifford Zipf and Everett Mrticc we're
businsss callers in Marietta. Monday.
Mrs. 4. S. Dome AMI daughter, Mrs.
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Claims He Is Now in Better Con-
dition to Take Care Of His
Duties. Herb Sap Has Put
Him on Road to Bounding,
Vigorous Health.

John J. stuart. chief OF police. Key
stone, ". Va. in speaking OF the e1-
ceplopal merits OF Herb Sap Nature
Wonder Tonic. the new preparation that
Us becoming so popular because OF is
bod y building and strength giving aoil-
ity. says: Il had stomach trouble 30
bad and was so all rundown short time
ago that could net eat or sleep. l was
80 nervous and fidgety that il was al
most torture for me TO have 20 sit down
and confine myself in having 70 make
out my rrportS. WAS so Snaky that
when / wrote anything II could scarce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-11
MRS, B, F, HARDEN
EXPIRED MONDAY
AFTERNOON At TTvE O'CLOCK
PoEIowNG BRUF ILLNESS
OF PNEUMONIA
Deceased was . HAdvo west VtrginaSn
Active In Cab Circles

one OF Wc,lsburgs NOS; influential
citizens. Mrs. Louise Harden. "!te
Of Dr. BENJAMIN F Harden. paAsed 70
her reward on Monday afternoon, al 3
o'clock. ar her home on Man -tr"et
Mrs Harden had been 81 Dp' four days.
having contracted pneumonia. ne direct
CAUSE OF her death. which cATs "a
severe shock 70 the hundreds .. friends
throughout RrorG" county.
Mrs Harden waS a native N~S' Wy
rinian. She was born hHty-Se"sn years
ago at New Cumberland. where she re-
ceived her education. She later entered
BEAVER college. Since com nG 70 Wells
burg. she has taken an active interest
IN matters pertaining 10 civic welfare
and was an ardent suftraBist. She
considered the granting 10 women or the
right 10 the ballot a great victory. and
since that time has sought 10 have her
sex employ this privilege inte!ligently.
She was a member Of the leading ana
influential womeu's clubs in "ellsourS'
Her religious afhliation was that or a
Presbyterian and her membership IN
both Of these institutions was sourc"
OF nrIde and benefit 70 those with whom
she came in contact.
In addition to a husband. the do
ceased leaves to mourn hfr losS TWO
daughters, who are Mrs. Elijah =. Ha~-
kins, OF Marysville. CAT. and Mrs
Henry H. Gaylord. of Chicago Ill; also
one brother, John. a resident OF l. T. o.
Federated Malay States, Funeral ar
ranEements are incomplete. pending the
arrival Of Mrs Hawkins from Califor-
mia.
campbau Property Sold
One OF the largest real estate deals
10 be contaminated in local circles mas
been closed through the Curtis G
pao,,g agapcy md Involves the Sa OF
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n relative in New Martinsville VINO is
seriously i'll. has returned home
Howard Dean has been removed 10
the ONO Valley General h"Spita! "here
he Will undergo an operation.
Mrs. James Stewart VINO has peeh
visiting here. has returned |" h'r nome
at MoundSville.
Nre g u McCue has returned TO Mar
rim, Ferry after a brief visit here.
Mrs l. r. Evans Is getting along
nicely. having been III for number OF
days.
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WARWOOD
VOTERS OF NINTH WARD

| am candidate for council and
promise il nominated and elected to
give my best efforts TO the position
no matter TOO small. no question 100
large for me to grasp. l have lived
in the ninth ward nearly nine years
and know it's ne"h*. Your vote and
influence earnestly solicited.
my-ll-h JOHN e.. WILLIAMS
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No matter what you want It will saw
you time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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Do you pa tronize peddlers or, not!
Wheeling Tent G. Awning CO. Tel. bSS'
4-m-w-f-to-my-l3
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M'MECKEN
McMechen Undertaking Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EN- 5ALhEERS
$40 Marshall St.
office Phone-Benwood lo1-W
jesse Robey l24-R
mylO-f
Left for Convention.

Thirty-two patterns to select from.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co. Tel. 663.
f-lA-m-w-f- to-my-l3
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camnhaIl Propersz Sold

one OF the largest real estate deals
10 be consummated in local circles mas
been closed through the Curtis q"
Reeves agency. and Involves the sale OF