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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

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80, = ~.
FRED Barker OF wilton was Pc
tween-srain business visitor IN Be-
ml01l FRIDAY. aIIs43sssa p Es#3SG# a s..s * 81
z3, .3,. VI. =, :, :. -.
?. 8. EaWsIos OF 6eclda was
among = tne 0ut-o1-toWn shoppers IN
oe g lall Il : rioay' s:iS.s4 X f
.SI ~. sao~,. p;ar.on =, r,,-+,o 81,
g, e1toed to Bemld'l Friday and
caAeq on, 1rlenas'sssltZ " 4
:..,1.-: p.--,-- g.
e, . M!ss mai.e nulAe NJ y. o.: 1s au m -
vlsitlng her parents, MI ana MIS- LII
- = = DuIke ana Iam1ly. e. =. :2's'' &,
i. ! IL, ,,.;3t = - ,r.r,,
!, 3. ~ ~. I .atu .e. osepn W. 1 W..
pan;Sa s - snana !. ~, 49, 49,. ioi on = :
na 8 . spenu ' = iew aass' +.
- ~ - !, 2 : y '---------| r.,
ssssaddFs.f William bl.keieysdh 4hney
was the .betweenstraln guest OF
TRENDS while shopplnss an s4ew1d]l
Friday. ~ q, r.
sss NJ 81 Y, a. = ~. 81
Ely and under the care &c, o. ,a: trained
nurse n'aa ~ ner nome - %. m' nm
ave'1ue' G I, ss II. ~ 7
~. R,,.,a +-.,..o+;n,., h,,.;a =. s.
Is MI M;nneano 81 Iii week. His Jansb7
r 20, .tbere also MI -, ''
= - $50 E /
Arthur. Barlow =. Of International
Falls il visiting tat the home Eof lis
mother, Mrs. Emma Barlow. Fifth
ward, Tor month.s:e- ~ ~: .'.& I 4.
Nj. II 4: 80 = N. .Ss!5
Il Mrs. Clarence ". Jack,o,inSs 81 2O1
Dewey avenue, lis entertaining J; = her
guests. her. sister MrsgsE. "a. SNttt;kine.
and daughter. .of Grand RapfSs.
~ 7ssss : ,-.--..-.---:: ssssss s:s:
~: Miss. Ida ,Lennes, r. N, sFoss-
ton, who has been nursinpk Be
l!midji &for several weeks, haS turn
ed to. her home. for shortyisit.
~ = - :. - 4Ss ss /.
E 5 Mr:Fand I Mrs. Henry Wilte who
are occupying their summer cottage
81 4Blrchmont, " nave gone TO- their
1 home at Crooksten@f for q Few days.
- g : CD A. !. -, ~,
$50 1ran u Dlaeoo or; RI; wayne lnd''
mslsed ms niece MIS-. Emma barrow
It'll Walo' en- 'rou'e'o san francis
Eco TO Visit 1rlenos ana relatives tor
some tlm r., ss,ssss.s- ~; v L., %
ii Nj. s,t,,,,. O. -.po+sr : .+,,aon+ =.
r. e. 70 ~ - >s ~ :" "' -
20 $500 he s.u 19,.onese, speht tlle
w. naen Gnu p i,,u '''1ouf'' a. ner ho'he
g :. 80, 49, :" -. .:s. =. r 80
1 Mrs II. A Ferrell, and ch;ldron
come Thursdav - Reno;d;; frono 80.
simmer COTTAGE a. T,,rt1e P;var and
! areg spending q couple of DAVIS in Be.
/ ,,;d;; = - -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Il Mrs. Clarence W. jackson, POI
Dewey avenue, is entertaining 8 her
guests, her sister, Mrs. p. #; skine,
and daughter, of Grand Rapids.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

u Mr.: and \ Mrs. Henry Wilte, who
are. occupying. their summer cottage
At aBirchmont,s have gone to their
home at Crookstenzfor few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

assMiss*lda 5Lennes, R. N, sFoss-
ton, who has been nursing Be
midi for several weeks, shas eturn-
ed to her home fer#a shorfYisit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

.iz Miss Marie Burke of St. Paul. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID
j. Burke and family. u 81 W. IF
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08
Polar Pie All fo7 It,. - Ill

Miss Clazice Rice; of jTenstrike II
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Rice, in Bemidji for q
weal1t :. !. 49, III <, -. Il. - q y y
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Il E !! 5 J \: Isl! : ! !
ltsms for this. eoluna viii s.
gladly received BY A4fS. IIaSvsjy
seSlephons ll4-W. siRsadsss ow6
70 their guests and to thsnn.
selves to sec that itsnas 4sf ,Ioesl
Mtsrest are reported. Every itsn
I'LL b given proper considors.
hon when source issknown. Stt q
4sEH / Es s---S: 4 a ~ @%
Willie Brown, Al student at Ames
university, is visiting his father,
John L. Brown. +. 9@..t .,4s i
Mrs. LwWFaHavay Of the; Elko
Hat Shop is spending q few days. al
cass Lake with her husband it'' =
Pel., Pie. Al tar IT, j. S. ea.1l4t.
Miss Clazice Rice: of jTenstrike ii
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Rice, in Bemidji for q
week. tsfs2.$e ,si 80 ~ s 40,
5W.5lA. Rice of Tenstrike motored
to Bemidji yesterday and transacted
business here during. the day, return
ing TO her homeslast evening. 49, y
-
5Wr. W. G.z Witte Of Mankatoe is
visiting his children ten. miles south
of Bemidji. He has visited Bemidji
before and :is' interested in its prog
resss =
s si1;l iI
. $50, 900 "a loan on farms. Dear
Land company. .S q .% List
Nj. and Il: M oDell and three,
children Of MINI I1fssap olis are occupy
ing their cottage IN Birchmont
. Beach, which M they recently tpur,,
chased from Z. Erwin. III i,. j, q =.
q ~ -. =. 49, y y, ~ 81 4
Miss Esther X Dung. former Eng
fish :instructotSiinh Bsemid All ! high
school, returned to Bemidji Friday
afternoon from her home atsNecnah,
Wis, and will spend the summer
here. ( - /. = ~
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Half ana Nj.
and Mrs. Harry ..Bohlke tofa Hubert,
who motoredo to Bemidji and were
guests of Mr.! and Mrs. G. MsSSer-
ririer over the Fourth, have return
ed to their ho1ness.s55 zl..-s.5. ..s,..s, s. j.,
Mrs. Clara 81. Kemp left this
morning for Minneapolis where she
viii! visit relatives for two weeks,
Her brother, G. O. Magoon of Taco
ma, WASH, will accompany her when
she returns to- Bemidji: s..,- ..,s4...ss. =. $,
Polar Pie AakIor T. 1-114tt
Mrs. r., w.. Mieness and daughter
Margaret, whos4 have visited. her par.
ents, Nj. and. Mrs James eBowe, and
her sister, Mrs Frank Lubbock, in
~ +hs;. hono. a. M;nnoano1;s :
w '' 80 e.1e as s e 81 -, Nh u
u,.. = &. SItl
co11aoc ~ s sa;nt rare paes W;nns.!s .
a business visitor in the city, }hav-
ing arrived here Friday. He is also
visiting other cities1and towns. in this
section of the state in the interest
Oh 'ne coiieee. * t III, ;s! Cd. 4
n, LIN ,.,,::--r 1I:'.Y :, u eliza -. 3.
MIL: Mr. anG ,; Ne 49, . ,,.Ya,sns.ne NJ 81
Min VIM: VIZ notylso:I. eo rs .
mio!l ta - ahH MaSe ,s w. s.
go a., ;i,, a;,e,. tla11 1EEn,r+S ro+,;;,,sd
tnls morning Sto tnelr nome. Mrs
Valentlnf anQ MIS- Milet aFe q: :s'sse e !,
Az. 5, sa..L.. .:..', -. -. .
80 .;sl. =. .'.,. ~ ~ 3 a,:. 49,
w. ~. 49, a.sh...r. 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

IMr. and Mrs: Henry : Half ana Nj:
and Mrs. Harry ::Bohlke eofs Hubert,
who motoredo to Bemidji and were
guests of NE. and Mrs. G.. NJ Ser
rurier over the Fourth, have return
ed to their. homes. s..,.,.f. ..s,Ss g. !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McFadden
left fthis morning by auto for Park
Rapids to spend few days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08
Miss q sas St. Peter, a student at
the State Teachers college, spent the
week end and the Fourth at her home
at Deer River.

Mrs, Ruth Thorenson lot IN ohall,
a. np and Mrs"T ON Moody " Min
neapolisl are visiting at the home of
their mother: Mrs. Emma. Barlow,
Fifth ward, this week. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

+ Mrs. A. H. Larson and son Robert,
who have visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Getchell, and other relai
,tives and friends in Bemidji for the
past three weeks, returned TO, their
home at Crookston. Wednesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

VIVA. Rice of Tenstrike Imotored
to Bemidji yesterday and transacted
business here during. the day, return
ing to her homeslast evening. ,,,,> q.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Grant Dragoo of; Fl. Wayne, Ind,
visited his niece, Mrs. Emma Barlow,
Fifth ward, en- roulette San Francis
;co.sto visit friends and relatives for
some time. ,,e.s-- - = ~, a.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

' 3 Mis- i &c. 7. Borchardt of Peoria is
expected, to arrive. in Bemidji this
EVENING" She is coming insresponse
tofthe message seritnher telling IL the
death of her little, niece, Edith Nau-
gle. ~ B.; j, s., /, - ~ s. ,s.ll. -;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Mrs. Clara II Kemp left this
morning for Minneapolis where she
viii! visit relatives for two weeks.
Her brother, G. - O. Magoon of, Taco
ma, WASH, will accompany her: when
she returns to- Bemidji: s..,r ,.,sa.ss 4 i j.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Willie Brown, a student at Amess
university, is visiting his father,
John L. Brown. 5.5 + -. Z -.@..,ia4.. !,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

John McManus has returned to- his
home Eat Norden, Mimi, after visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Nc
Manus, and other friends and rela-
lives in Bemidji for three weeks. He
purchased team of horses while
here and drove them home. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

:. Miss Ruth Otto is reported to be
|ill and under the scare Of a trained
nurse at her, home, 713 Minnesota
avenue. r.: y ssg;s4SSss...{ ~. = Is :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

C. g. Mayham, building contrac-
tor, was visitor in :Bemidjis today,
from his home al Lake, Plantaganet.
Mr.; Mayham has just finished ,. !
school building at Stanley and Eland!
{ This makes five school houses Mr..
Mayham has built during the past
year. = .}.:s3y,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

Mrs.: LwW-FaHevay Of the sElko
Haiti Shop is spending 9 few days. ,sf
CasS Lake with her husband hF& -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

J. J. Wagner, representing the
College of Saint Teresa ;Winona;s is
business visitor in the city, 5hav-
ing arrived here Friday. He IS also
visiting other cities1and towns in this
section of the state in the interest
of the college. >~ ~ :. y,s,5;,.f,. j!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08

kssyMFs.f WiAiani = BlakefeyS3fJ EAeisy
was the between-train K guest Of
friends while shopping S in .Denqtdji
FRIDAY. atG- ..sr7zs-er.+st 7rt1 -. -. l.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-08
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dear
Land company. ~ sS5 & = c::5q list.

Miss Esther y ouSig. former Eng
fish instructo 81 i q d ths midi high
school, returned to: :Bemidji Friday
afternoon from. her home ateNecnah,
Wis, and will spend the summer
here. =. L,.., , ). l., =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
Republican Committee
Still Owes sos, l6l.3 81

Chicago Jan. 2f.--CBy IL" Associated
I'rcS<.) Tho Republican, Na;.'na. CON-
.,,,jtfce still owes SOS, lTl.%G t"r ia"
r;,upaigu If lr2u. wh:rh resulted In inr
r,r,,i!ru of President Warren -. Hard
iu=. t,,urd.GE - Figures mad" '&slr
TO-DAY 10y Fred W. urhaln. nai'@naI
;rcts Urcv
This a,uouut viii j." reduced Thurs
dav. however. wa,H Air. Uphum meets
the New EurinnG llnanr" r"mn';t"" ~
Boston. IT," Sew EaGl.ud committee
will report funds raised Sjuc" thor !aS.
report. Mr.. Upha;u viii sail from New
YORK. saturday. To spend = Two months
vacation n Europ" and Africa. an"
t!ual reports will not b. made until +"
returns, April Gth.
Tho outstanding !rdc"''Nn"~1 N
c'uGns S.2l@5u borrowed from I'll" New
Yorl; Trust. Emp.r" T:C.t and traSr
\9tlural hanks "t New York.: $l@'.'"o
hurrovrd from the First N@N"na, IN"
Ola Colony Trus, of Ep-t'u and 50
Ella. borrowed from thc trurh"r Ma
t,ounl bunk Of san Francisco.
At Tn. close VI Ia" CAI1i'iEu IN Nov
ernbcr. leo. the committee" Was $'.oH|''
urp in debt. ,nr.uI:"g Eli""."oo In
loans: &lH-.u"0 in u2ir.I h..!S an"
S>G 400 owed t. NIriUUS STATE '"i"ulI'-
trct. In fifteen months $Li"o.""" has
hrcu collected. Of WHiCh $til,Iph wa
.,,,,,,lcG to the loans: The sat" commit
- paid Off: unpaid bills S"tt!"G;>NN,"""
interest paid; and $2%2.'no spent !"r we
,rrrat.on O! Ii" EaN"ilN. cyWm''Ir"'
leaving about $t0.po4 cas-" on ""hA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
Halttzka-CampNel.

Nlss Marry Agnes C,.Hph"N dtuHhteT
%; Mr John [. t'Impte at Liam. -
md Nj. Ni,;ur y. UHa;hNA OF r.'Ir"t.
- Mil h., mIyyirG Il, St Anthony
church in EridErp"rt t":a m"I"t"E a.
\ o.rrmcl.. 10y. Father q. II. Noh LIN,
-, yytN rc.rnr,,i" !."rj4. mass amt W..
also road thu words g.; In" m''t'HEe
,rrr;yu,.y IA the prc>ri.,r ct hH;"n'E
49, the friends and relatives OF the rr'h-
Trs interior &C the church NIL have
a-rr.t.tive decorations Of PAINS ana
|erms ON either Side o. the rh,usrl Will"
white roses viii adnrD ;he altar. a.
Lrida! rarity viii enter u the stratus
OF the BRIDAL Chorus from i.ohrvnS'.m
rendered. at the organ by MI" N'"'
Shepherd ..,,.o,,,,,.
suit ,of navy blu" duNet De .Ain'. otN&,
r,srt-d with gray moe. Her nav WI.
ho Of blue. with trimmings OF gray luF
ard silver lace. ard tn a'""N'ntirS o.,
her costume viii !" 10y. she WIZ
wear a corS1Er l.NuQu"t Il hiTd" : rnS,'''
and ljli.s q. III" valley. She WIZ h,
attended by her NjSt.%. Miss l.iu".h
Campbell. as bridesmaid. Miss '"''i-
Neil will wear h."c du|"'yn Win hilt-
,-orl.ju- accessories and her LOWERS
Will be 4 CorSJEc OF Aaron WARD roses
and sweet peas ,,t,.
Following tho ceremony Ncn"'hE
breakfast Viii be served At the Jane
grace tea room with r"ErrS EN- ~
thirty guests. Later in the day III"
bride and groom Will leave on motto:
trim through Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25

ON l...nt..n ......t ...."u IIiIH
T!uNcy and hts great musical comedy
"T!cllr Me" opens its cnEnEem""I al
tho Court Whcri!ng folks are To get
their lrst glimpse Of Il young man
named Rowland Woodruff. who il"~t saw
the l.&ht Of day on lNth street IN 'N2'
this city. While Rowland has made
roud" with every tmatri'al attraction
he Nrs been cniu"ri" WITH his many
friends and r.rymat'S N LIS own nome
town Mal" never hai :. chan"" :" pass
,udSv!ncnt on MS aN.tt% rs an a''oE
man.
From h!S early noyno"d R"W.an"
took a great fancy :" Ia" stag" an" hN-
pcaird IN local talent shows and later
on MS connected with stock company
hero while E"t a student at NhcrI'hE
hiCh. lie WAS m usher nj the N""r,
for ua:i, a while. and worked at Me-
Kncns cigar store on l@th street IpS-
g.ssrd Of q anr hlrituur N"lC" i" sang
~ church cnoirS here and WAS c"nSid-
cred rs one ur WhrcIiNg's leading r""nG
s!uprrS. After tho war y" went /" N"W
SnrI ,,tv vh"r" he studied vnd"r Ed
ml,uI Iahn aud with Run. IL" luaIN
secured Il pos, t.uU N - Si"'k '"'Ni"hF
IN canada n't.r Witch hr was engaged
Nv III" SNuh"rts i"r " part IN 'bh
I-rr'c" Wnru that piece failed 10"
Shuhcrt rut h.m with Miss Simplicity
ard then gr," .im q good Part ia I'm"
Itss;u., Show al l"."' IN whi"h he
scared Il NJ. When II" company was
nrt.ar.""d to support Frank T.nn"!'
Rowland was given on" ct tn" most
}.owi;.'uI parts.
Whil, hero How,and WI 10 tho CUES,
Of h u.ni'..r .'.i grandfather. Mrs.
I e ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25

IN five hours ami half Advertising III
New York Of tho opening ~ the new
United Candy store branch brought
more than 27.v"O people n" first day
and in Il pouring rain at that.
Many publishers are conducting euu-
ratioual campaigns in their own papers
to enlightcn the readers on the value "l
reading and responding L. ADVERTISING
showing and proving that both time ana
money can be '~Tcd. All of this edura-
,irnal work huit1S NJ I'll" newspaper. IN
rrcas-s confidence in tn" reader ana
makes Il h";tcr medium for the advcr-
tlscr and therefore. moro advertisers.
There Is 4 great movement for clean
CT and better advert!sing--thc wise pun
Usher Will no longer print misleading
or fraudulent statements because cN1eT-
fence has shown that they are d"tri-
mental to tho publication and to the ad-
yrrtiScr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
HUMAN NATURE Big
FACTOR IN SUCCESS,
DECLARES "AD" MAN

CoI,lulYe. ~. Jan. @i.--i."arA WAT
yn,ir rcadcrs want ami give L 70 tne!l'
rrI duu', make the m.S:rN" "l '"''N
Inv that they Il" not want i pap,
,..'v.I,d full &C sll""ii.!r-, Harvey L.
Ynvi.s. advertising HHM3I"r or Inv
Columbus Es.N'nr l':Spat'h' "e'.,''"
,rl.,v !u an ..dGrc%s before nc neiIp''"
ue The Ne~pr!I:"d ONO l"!""~.
Mr. Hmng talked On How 20 IN
crease Your Adveri.s.nE in W.
"Aavc~tl.ing and s"l!Inr are the TWO
rreo. necessary Factors today Tor prog
ross" he asserted. 'huhNSherS nav
{. Iycu;oo litti" thought 10 the Se!''"7
er5 80 the advertisement departments
They have assumed mat any man NY
"a, tark and walk can So! adEcrtlS'nN'
..,,i =. las been costly mistake.
When Won choose advisers in law, meal
,,,. ~ surgery, You exercise tAonNhI
,rI c.r. on this subject, the pun
fishers Of the Butt"r'Ck THO say fe''
ADVERTISING experts az rae. me mum
Of them IS less than 200 IN me """''
tinted states.
"AdycrlicinE &c a business. som" arr
and some science. 1t - no; r"d!hen ~
d;rre,ed - laws and m''i.''n". IL ''"-
Pc; h., 'cr"u"I ont @! h"'N. Il"
cc.efrl a!ycr,t,l"E sa,"s""n Of To-Day
~ ,,,', 81, Ir.,v .o:n-.Fin. about IN"
,hlnr ,hcy :rr trying 20 $"Il tArE nc
r.orr IN K. and IN the publication 'h'E
rcr""s cnt
"TIcv must understand human nttHr"
,b.,. should have an inviting. Carn"N'
,,,,.cr,n Tl.v are wei '.u$t"l on gem
cr,, .nr',.s. They know when and now
. IN arururrh busy hU@'n""S in"n-ih"F
,hinr h..r.rr tN"y eirak. They 'aiR IN
,rulrrntlv, briefly and r"ryim.:"';!V. ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
Helium Gas in Big u. S.
DiriigibIe to Be Compressed

Newport News, Va. Jan. 2.-Tne
worlds largest supply Of helium, On
cascd in the bag OF the dirigfoie ~ az
the Hampton Roads naval base - 70 W
compressed and sent elsewhere
To this effect have been recelseo ne"
and the CT IS to be debated oeioie ~,
rmary The gas IT IS understood. will
49,. ,.,n, n another station for expert
,,crtaI nurposeE. The CT recently was
given a successful test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
HOPE ABANDONED

Fort Arthur, ont. Jan. @i.-.hI hope
OF finding Jamcf Mahar. Cook county.
Minnesota. commissioner. who left
Grand Portage in Il launch some three
weeks ago. was abandoned today when
the American army airpl;'1c. which had
been c!rrling the lake gave M the
search and left for i'u."th. Ice tugs
engaged in the hunt returned a week ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
Use gentle means

The kind OF washing we mean is gentle:
soothing. cleansing with the modern blend
OF palm and olive oils.
Its action is mild and the profuse creamy
iather seems lotion-like. 1t leaves the skin
wonderfully smooth and fresh while re-
moving every trace OF soil.
Such cleansing is most beneficial ard
prepares the skin for cold cream il you
need i: and the touch OF rouge and pow
der most women use.
Neck. arms and shoulders should receive
the same identifying treatment, for they
arc conspicuous as the face for complexion
beauty or the lack OF il. Use Palmolivc
Tor bathing and let it do for your body
What it does for your face. The price
allows It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
Cleopatra kept her youth

She reached the height OF her fame and
hr7u,v when some women imagine they
must Jade ard grow old, keeping her
Youthful charms and freshness by the
same Simple means which We recommend
to-day.
Cosmetic cleanliness was a daily rite.
and the clcanscrs employed were palm
7rI olive oils This kept her complexion
fresh and smooth, stimulated TO hcalthlul
iunCt!orrR.
Most facial di>fgurcments result from
clogging accumuat'onS which collect on
.hc Skir, III ND the pores and cause coarse
ness. bl"chhcads and hlotches.
Wash your face every day and these ills
won't affect you.
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Still-That Schoolgirl
Complexion

When must beauty cease: Never.
ii YOU know how to keep 1t. lhc
charm Of beautiful maturity may
rival that OF early youth II whole
some. ever alluring freshness is not
allowed to Jade.
\ firm. fine skin. smooth and free
from hlcmishcs, makes every woman
seem Young Every woman can have
such complexion-thc secret is sim
rIc. the means within the reach OF all.
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Alleged Dry Violator
Is Held for Hearing

Clark,burS, W. Va. Jan. "A posse
of federal state and city officers TO-DAY
made a raid at the home Of Frank ca
rarrotta, Il merchant. and arrested MIN
FOLLOWING. seizures Of nine pints OF "hls-
kew and six gallons Of wine. he was
hold under bond for hearing before VI.
IT cnrdon Federal court commissioner.
C,parrotta recently drew a jail term at
Morgantown for prohibition violation,
but was pardoncd.
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Yours for 10 cents

This modest sum is possible through
gigantic production which keeps the Palm
olive factories working day and nigh and
the importation OF the bland mild oils in
tremendous volume.
Thus this finest facial soap, which II
made in small quantities would cost at
least : cents, is offered at the price OF
ordinary soap.
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DINNER FOR
YOUNGER SET.
Miss May Agnes Hess Hostess az olh-
ner Party at tho windsor aotet !"
Honor Of Messrs. Andrew hess
and william SnedeRer
Mr.. and Mrs victor Kehrer WIZ En1eF-
tain at Dinner Tomorrow Evening
Honortng Mr.. and MIS-. a.
L. Meyer
Mrs. william TorrtnSton ConuhUoS "
Be compumented at Many
Delightful Social
Affairs

Mss Mary Agnes Hess was hoS' .Ss
=. a charming dinner party AZ ''o
Windsor Hote. yesterday evening !"
honor e., Mr.. Andrew Hess ana M'.
william Snedeker. who Nj !e'nS >'is'
80 - harvard University. The din
~ table was marked by except'ono'.F
attractive decorations and appoint
~frntS. Red roses and ferns in an
effective combination conferred the 'ao.e
and roses were the favors =: the guests
places. Following the dinner the parry
enjoyed tan pcrsormanH" a. " "c'''
theatre. Miss Hsss's guests were
,.,Iisn Arh.nz Margaret R;acktoCd
t5..s Arhanz Elizabeth Burdats
Mary Alexander F!0Te"'e ""'0"
49,. TT,sa Edward Dr!ehorst
U.,lrtar, S,cteke- D.. y. Crowl
Robert CouHaughe pr. James Nc~'u'e
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II. VIII also L." entertained hE J""E'
Zen :. II"n"Ck"r, VII" y It' il,
Z IL more than likely that S"Ner"'
cunrtiona VIII lie given In MS "'''''
during his stay.
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:hra I'!o''. OF T.ttshursh HnA MIS-
Thomas Gavin, OF A!Aaril," Texas, A"'
hours are from 10 II.
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HridRh Lunchaon.

charming. hrllE. 'urrirnr'. ~ 49,. J., ne
vracc ga -o"'" yesterday afternoon.
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N-s Jesse Bloch entertained SINAI!
,rn,,n % friends ac an Informal bridge
., Yesterday afternoon Mt her mono
{, pleasant Valley. COT1ltmenunS Mrs
William Tcrr!nrton. who has hc"N ner
rues, for tho past week. Mrs F"rrio"'
%, ~, visit Mrs y. \. lian:ag dUT'NS
the present week and several de!Is"tt"I
social aHolrs have been arranged IN No.
honor Mrs. + \. TI!!dreth Will enter
;a.7 n few OF Mrs. Tor-!?St'n.S iat'n'''.
friends at luncheon and bridge today 4,
l.~ no:n. on North Main street. ana
y ana Mrs Arch Wilson VIII mono!
Nh. Tarr.ng;on w.tA \ dinner party al
49,. homo in Woo@'1wn THIS rTensnE
Ms B.och's guests Al: yesterday > aNa'F
were.
NesdH Nos
" : Trcc'0ctoa Gibson ,H'1"ch
49,, r ,foo,. ". \ traCratt. u.
.b, S..-,- Dwight Wagner
". b, sfr....n, i'r!cN Whitaker
y. g.. johnson Mckinley
=, :. ,...no \ \ wilson
Ill.,, -. T. $50 Bloch
Miss ru-Uthy H'nrb
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Cosmetics of Cleopatra
Whatever unguents, rouge and
powder tho queen Of beauty used.
cleansing with palm and olive oils
was daily rite