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SOME OF OUR HOMES.
We have homes in every part of South
Bend North Shore Drive 10-room beau
tiful home. $4,000.
Riverside Drive, sroom, sleeping porch,
$4,000.
Harter Heights. s-room. $4,000.
Cleveland av.. Z rooms, $1,000, $1,000
cash.
Diamond av.. 6 rooms. $500. $500 cash
Allen ST.. 8 rooms. $500.
J.. Howard It. 9 rooms. S4.6J0.
CGmpdu ST., 3 rooms $500, $500 cash.
ST. Louis, g rooms, $3.50.
+. Indiana. 6 rooms, $500. 500 cash
s. Main ST., rooms $1,000.
Ieer St. rooms. $4,000.
keasev ST., room, 5000.
Hanoy av., g rooms. $3.50.
Haney av.. = rooms. $3.50.
We have several FIVE and sir room
bungalows Southeast. We have excellent
rooming house investments and subur-
ban homes.
See us. Worden Realty Co. NJ as
rs Farmers Trust Bldg
WE HAVE q good iive-room modern
residence 10 exchange for a small farm
of 10 90 40 acres.
GARN BROS. co.
G32 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 2G21 Res Main 500
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a deposit of s. on an mail orders l0~5
discount IF cash accompanies order for
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No. Il.
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Poultry And sunnIIes

EGGS FOR HATCHING-W White Leg
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F.
II SILVERLACED HAMBURG HENS
And one male. also eggs for Matching
Can County p F2
FOR SALE wild Nallard duck eggs for
Matching. Phone Gail Davis, Main 2950
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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IT'S A FACT

Take Lincoln Way W car or drive out
Lincoln Way w. 10 College or Brook
field and 90 two blocks north.
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CALVERT ST E-On paved ST room
house. bedrooms. fine condition
electric. gas. water. basement. garage
and corner lot Price $500. easy
terms Fred A. Herman, 100 Farm
ar's Trust hFdC
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SECURITY Statesmen

II YOU are a real live wire and can
furnish references. we can offer YOU
place on our staff selling a bond
that Is now yielding 100 per an
num- Particulars In first letter.
Box %. News Times.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Hnnses for sale

BROADWAY Good siK-room house and
garage strictly modern Price. S.
100 Phone Lin Esaf
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IAIN EEI 81 E--UU TlT0I g. Groom
house 2 bedrooms fine condition
electric. gas. water. basement. garage
and corner lot Price $500. easy
terms Fred A. Herremau fJ5 Farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15
Rs Dietand Health |
g. s!s1yssSr By Lulu Hunt Peters. MD !
Auho at Diet and HEALTH l Ksy to tho CaLriss3
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
II1|u Hunt Peters, MI

Dear Friend:
Just a word Of appreciation for what
you are doing for the F. j.. F. ! was
about So pounds overweight. since
your series began ! have lost over 70
pounds Of that surplus and am still ios-
ing. | have also induced my brother
to try your course. He was about lOV
pounds. overweight. His heart was
troubling him seriously. He would
awake about a. m. and coulon steep
any more. He was very short breathed.
Now he can sleep and work and ne says
he feels as though he could live. Yes
terday 7 secured the consent OF wom-
an friend afflicted in much the same
way as my brother to try the courbe.
So you see the ball Is rolling.
We think your course Is worth your
weight In diamonds. and I am PROUD
that you belong to my sex Woman evil
IDENTIFY is not the weaker sex In men
tai way. We are so glad that We sub
scrlbed for the paper containing your
articles. Wishing I could think OF some
thing to say to describe my Sratituds
and wishing you a long life and ability
to continue your work or usefulness
am Sincerely your. A. F.
I give your letter, not because II IS
40 complimentary to our course. but 80
that others can see another instance OF
how very serious overweight Is and
that II can be remedisd. You have un-
doubtedly saved your brothers life by
getting him to follow our course.
Those Of my readers who did not see
tho series on reducing. may nave II oy
sending me four cents In stamps and
self addressed envelope. Thank you
Mrs A. F.. for your very nice Letter.
Dear Mr.. Peters:
II have such thin hands and would
, like to know what to 90 to make them
All out, and would also like good
bleach. Thanking you. Mrs f. A."
Somebody Is disappearing me TO
YOU evidently my dear Mrs. E. A Ny
given name is Lulu.
You do not say whether you are un-
derweight. II you are, Of course, gain
ing In weight will plump your hands out
also Grasping exercises. clenchinE your
frsts and spreading your fingers widely
until YOU can feel the little muscles In
between the bones stretching. typswrit-
ing. piano playing all are good exercises
to develop the hands. You would have
to continue them for sone time before
YOU would see any effects. Five minutes
a day Of the spreading finger exercise
or grasping. for a month or two. would
undoubtedly show results. Lemon juice
Ia good and harmless bleach.
Monday-Adenoids and Tonsils.
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MThree;Minute IalesM
49, y'Ad Schuster, aA@&A
GWENDOLINE'S STUNT
By AID. Schuster.

and experienced the surprise % the VS.
| itor to find dusky natives speaking Win
| the drawl and accent or Londoher'
| Pirates had beached their, ekiffs on
these shores and dragged the chests or
gold over the sands to the burial places
! She wrote brief notes but she wished
NOR. than once Hugh could be there
| 10 share In tho excitement.
Then began the hard work. Eacn
| scene was taken time and again an"
| GwendoIine swan and dove until she
was exhausted. In r. submarine pho
| Biography chamber the camera man
turned the crank while n director made
mental notes forsImprovcment. Some
| times she went so feet under water TO
do things almost impossible things. Tor
which the picture called. She resented
| n bit the suggestions and the matter
of-fact acceptance Of her performance.
In the few land scenes she had but
! lIttlo part. She would make good. she
resolved, and when she returned would
demand a role which had less OF swim
ming.
The awakening came slowly but the
dav arrived when Gwendoline realized
she was not an actress but swimmer.
"I, must be" and she hlushcd. my
faCc doesn't photograph well enough to
suit" She remembered there had been
no offer from the company until the
discovery Of her prnwress In the water
| 'Anyhow." said the girl. I'll stick to
It and II they don't keep me I'll try
another company. I'll never cable
| Hugh.
Gwendoline tanned to the color OF an
Indian and. for all the exhnusting work
and new-found inconsistencies. FOUND
health and appetite. One day after
several trials had been wasted because
she had been carried by The current ton
far from the camera Gwendolire
rIinned down In tho water 10 face an
| unexpected terror. shadow. like q
great cigar. swerved from her In the
water as II frightened. then turned and
rircIad She thrust her palms IN and
twist ed her body, kicking violently I"
reach the surface inside, an aahen
camera man grouped out reel which
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Four Danc& Feet
TOM DRAWS GERTIE OUT
By JANE PHELPS

lie You eNpress yourself so much bet
Tor No, that YOU ever lacked--but we
can all improve ourselves n We try.
Now tell me about your heauN-dont
blush. know a girl as pretty as you are
must he popular"
Suddenly the day seemed dull and
dreary. He had asked her about her
beaux in a careless way. OF course u
was nothing to him-how many sne
had. or II she were fond of any Of them.
Her pride came to her rescue
IT don't have much time for oeaux-
I'm too busy"
"Ill bet you have all the opportunity
if YOU don't have the time. Don't the
fellows who come into the cafe try 10
get acquainted with YOU:
oh. sometimes" she shrugged. but
II don't-doesn't do them any good. l
told Fagin, the boss. that l would mo-
stay IL l had to be bothered with them.
He keeps you just the same.
Yes l make money for him. He said
Was she mistaken or did Tom lock
at her shabby dress" At the throusht
she blushed and looked uncomfortable
Then hurriedly she went on TALKING -
not about herself, but about Jenn'%, ana
Tim. She told how well Jennie was 60
ing at school. or how Tins accioHn'
happened.
Hes been so good; such bravo
little chap" she said warming TO Fer
subject. It's awfully hard Tor boy
so active to lie still. and he frets be-
cause he isn't helping mother He Was
like that when he was tiny. He wanted
tC do things TO help.
He'll soon be out! A broken leg ;snt
anything IL IT Is handled right. ! broke
mine twice when was Kid. nope
you had good surgeon
Indeed we did. and ne says Tim
won't even limp.
That's great, l must help you take
care OF him. III have talk with the
doctor, and il he doesn't object Tim
and will have some good times. Hes
so bright enjoy hearing him talk.
Once more Gertie saw the sun was
shining. Surely ne must like them all
herself included to be so kind TO
boy like Tim.
To be Continued.
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
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might be tragic and a director strained
forward and cursed as he urged the
photographer on. ,,,,,,
Gwendoline made for the pier. SWIM
ming faster than she had ever raceu.
and n shout came from the waiting
crowd as the fin Of the shark cut INC
water behind her. The big momenls
IN the O.. girls twenty years flasnro
through her mind, the worth-wh,'s
things stood out. Hugh she snou.ed d
a. she reached the pier and was 9crNen
ovt ~ the water. The shark mao oe'n
cheated.
when the director and camera MAJ
rowed IN TO the pier tn" girl was her
s.l, again. TT will he knockou, ~
a picture, the director SAID. anu ua
thereIl he a bonus in II Tor you, ~
w,lked away quickly, ashamed OF inc
r,c, he was trembling.
GwendoIine and Hugh saw the M ,a,,,
,nston monument and Niagara an, sI had
rend: come get me"
Monday-The Training ~ W llh''
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Everyone was agreed there were
nlenty Of reasons to account for the
sudden change in Gwendoline Dyer hu,
IN the unanimity OF opion was no
consolation for Hugh Cummings. me
girl he had loved through htgh schooi
DAYS, and after, was being taken away
from him--and by the movies he
knew somewhere In this superb new
creature was the old Gwendoiine out
the courage and opportunity To tlhd
her out was lacking huEh o"heu O.
shoe store In Minden.
II started in r. contest for the most
beautiful girl, one In which Hugh had
given all his efforts to gathering votes
and In which Gwendoline was declared
winner. The motion picture company
behind the competition made one reel
In which the girl took part and that
would have been the end OF II had theE
NOT discovered how expert she was as
a swimmer A problem Tor Inc n'rec-
,or uas solved. The girl was Offered
sslsry and was to leave at once Tor the
Bahamas.
yes" said the happy Gwcnholine
breaking the news without a thougn' OF
regret at the parting. al am a regular
actress now. a sort Of star. ana am w
take most important part In him
OF marine life. They nave came :,
10 take pictures under water mn"
oh. l do hope IN make good.
"Ard when you come back" Hugh
asked.
III they like my work" the girl an
swered "Ill be given other roles and
maybe who knows. can find Fomo
sort Of Job for you on the screen.
You Wouldn't make" she REGARDED M. MS
forbIdding frown. such bad william
Hugh set his jaw. "rll stay here,
II YOU get tired Of It. or anything senu
me cable and I'll come ater you
we'd got married and see the WASH
trcton monument and Niagara Falls on
the way back"
Gvendoline found little time to write
N Hugh. While the locations were
being spotted she explored this is,and
naradise. visited the Treasure lsiana
~ stevenson. two miles from Nassau
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Chapter IS.
We won't try TO talk untl' we ses
out OF this traftic.' Tom said as 'he!
started of. II feel like a beginner
when I first drive a car in New YORK.
One has to be so careful. Out nome
one can drive for miles without stop
pInz--sometimes without meeting any
one"
piled, then did not speak again but. while
Tom watched the traffic, she watcheo
him.
He looks a little older. she thought,
and he's handsomer than he was-there
a look in his face ne didn't have. She
tried 10 analyEe II. but failed. some
time she would ask him. or perhaps ne
would tell her things that had happened
and she would know from that.
They were going down on Long 1siano
70 revisit the place they lunched on
their first ride together. Tom had pro
posed II and Gertie consented gleetuly'
After they crossed the 5sth street
bridge he commenced to talk. Not con-
neetedly until they got further away
but aside from answering his questions.
Gertie said nothing.
There now, We can talk comfort
ably" ne remarked slowing the car.
'Now, tell me all about yourself. Gertie.
what have you been doing all this
time?
GertIe told him OF leaving Rosenberg.
Of her refusal 10 sign a contract and ot
how she had bettered herself She tod
him OF her new dance and what hit u
had made: that she was practieing new
dance-tbe butterfly dance. He inter
rupted her:
wen 20 10 the theatre. Gertie
There's musical comedy on In wnien
two professional dancers take part. II
may give you ideas.
That will be lovely she exclaimed.
then her face dropped. How could she
go to the theatre in her old clothes:-
go with him? r,.
Go on.teil me more qt yourself
She told of her reading. her attempts
a. Improving herself. urged on by ms
interest and an occasional question.
AT first got awfully discouraged
7 couldn't seem TO remember. But us
aasisr now. and | don't have so much
trouble finding the meanings of words.
and using them right"
YOU have improved wonderfully. c.
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Dear DR.. Peters:
II am very much interested In your
course, especially advice for the under
weights. You wrote that catarrh ana
cariuus teeth would keep one from gam
ing and was caused by not getting the
right elements in our food. what are
the elements and what shall one 90 10
get them | have post-nasal en- II
The septum in my nose is detorrneo,
nesrlv.closing one nostril l use a spray
,buttsAdoesn't cure. Do you think tn.s
tctccsnfition is keeping me undT"eiBn'
Have had great fun reading your advice
TO the r F. F-Mrs. l.. g.
In some experiments that are being
carried on IN tho Forsyth Dental Clinic
under pr, Howe ir Boston. It has been
found that monk IS and guinea pigs
that are fed on diets not containing any
rraen food or milk will have oone
softenins nd hone Inflammation ana
their tc,ir will decay and a connitioh
Ike ryorrhca develop. Their eyes VIII
also become intamed. II was upon TINS
ser,es Of experiments and others OF
similar nature that We have based our
conclusion that diet does prolouno'!
.rec, the bones and joints and teeth ana
r,ucuous membranes.
That Is why said that catarrh ana
carious teeth might primaril! he Que 10
,mnroper diet. shall write paper on
This shortly so 7 won't go into the SUD-
inct any further at this time. II you
include in your diet some milk ana us
nroducts and plenty ~ green lear Vese-
tables and fruit and get enough or pro
t.,n for YOUR repair needs and enough
oreryv food IN starChes. sugars and rats
rou need not worry about not getting
sufficient Of the right clements In your
diet.
You are underweight SO you must
count your Galleries just the same az
the over-weighter does The diHerence
b.I,g that YOU must have more talorles
r.ther than less than you need for your
activities. SO that you can store ava!
a little in the form Of fat.
After carious teeth and catarrh oee,n;
then Of course they must be treated
IncaIly as we'll as through the blood ny
diet You should go 10 specialist ana
have that septum removed or some,
thing, II certainly isn't doing you any
GOOD II is always acting as foreign
bodr, Undoubtedly It is helping 10 Keep
YOU underweight
am glad to know that others besides
,be p =. r. get fun out OF my ADVICE
- ,bau write and tell me when you
hoye gained the ten pounds you need.
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RIVER NEWS

Yesterdays only departure was the
packet Liberty9 1t left for GAINESVILLE
al 500 o'clock.
The Helen L. was the only arrival
Yesterday. II came In at 500 o'clock
and will leave for New MatamnrRs at
noon today.
The General Crowder will leave for
Cincinnati at 700 o'clock this morning.
Sunday morning the steamer Gener-
al Wood and the passenger boat Cen
eral Cord!ll will leave for Pittsburgh
at 900 o'clock.
wheeling's regular pool stage Of nine
feet was registered again yesterday.
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W. B. BURST COMING

Word was received in this cry yes
terdav that william R%'es OF "a! .I,,
Ohio and formerly Wheeling VIII III WV
near future pay a visit to MS MN.
town inter an absence OF more 'nA''
20 wears. Mr. burst Will ne ao'o'"
panied by his ~itc. =,
Mr.. burst is quite an au' noi
welfare and community Work anu = ~"
on,hor ~ many articles on health and
safety.
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1853. Dotted swiss and batists ars
here combined, the Swiss being used
for the bands Radium silk. satin ana
crepe arc also attractive.
This pattern Is cut 10 four sisss:
Small, 1856: medium. $50: large,
I2-44; extra large. 46-ls Inches bust
measu A msdium size requires
yards Of 32-inch material
Pattern. mailed to any sddf>ss on
receipt of lac in silvar or stamps.
write name and address plainly. SEND
II cent. to The Intslligsnosr efncs
Wheeling, W. Va =
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ILLUSTRATED ADDRESS
Addrssu at the 1gtsssAta o6sse
chspsl Of 1trss Srsss1srss
Church. =

On Tuesday evening. July ~, q TIE
Eighteenth street Memorial ehapN %
the First Presbyterian chufeG, ~
bert L. Meyer. recently !etufneo 49,
- vi.it To the Orient, will talk Abeue
~. Holy land, dwelling especially upen
the Ia nd around the Sea Of Galilsat "a
frustrating his address With ptctSfss
secured while there.
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
DO JUDGE BY YOURSELF

again 1t hides itself under a nervously
vivacious manner. And again and again
We judge the masquerader instead OF
the real person. and Judge falsely.
In almost everyone Is strong strain
Of vanity and egotism.' And inter
twined with It. in almost everyone. is
a strong strain of seif-distrust and SHY
ness. Try that key the next time the
lock TO human heart battles you and
see whether II doesn't help.
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There was an old saying we used 10
use in the quarrels OF our chhdhoSd
"pon't Judge others by yourselves ~
a moor saving Do judge others oy
yonrsslf. It's the only measure that
YOU have that will give you the slight
est idea OF others. Accurate: NO Ia
from II. But far more accurate than
Judging by appearances.
AFter YOU get to know 4 person 30
that YOU feel you can. it's fun some-
times to discuss the misconceptions you
had of each other before you became
acquainted.
Perhaps it's little bit dangerous
as form OF amusement for human
yanities are Oh so easily hurt. but "heh
did an underlying hint OF danger make
an amusement less entertaining
Thought Her Naughty.
.rvhow that's what / did with i
friend whom i have had for few weeks
as friend. Before that we had h
bowling acquaintance for some months.
And out Of that fact grew most inter-
estinx and think typical revelation,
Said TO her: 1T seems awtull!
funny now, but all the time when
used to see you just to bow to
thought YOU were awfully naughty ana
exclusive. I though; you didn't care
about knowing people,.
Hay eyes opened wide. But ism
that the funniest" she said. that's Just
the way l felt about you. that YOU wer*
standofrish and self-sutficient."
About me-" l cried in sstonishment
But ! always love to meet people II
think they want 10 meet one"
We'll, so do l." she retorted. but
you didn't look as IL you cid want To
meet me-"
$50 think" said I, that | could give
that impression when all the time l WAS
Wishing you weren't so naughty be-
cause I thought you'd be so nice II you
weren't"
lust what I thought about YOU" she
capped me again.
And then We both agreed that we had
had valuable lesson In understanding
other peoples feelings by our own.
She thought I was atandoffish and
sufficient. while all the time l was
only shy and waiting for her TO make
the first move. | thought hsr naughty
and exclusive, while all the tlms she
MAS only shy and waiting for me 70
make thu first move. II each OF us hal
looked into our own hearts we might
have found the key 10 the others state
OF mind and broken the deadlock long
before.
Ana BoSh Were shyl
Shyness Is one OF the commonest Of
all qualities The more 7 study people
the more I come to that conclusion.
Sometimes 1t p~~-auerades a. alootpssA
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she thought Ne standoffirh.


shyness Is one OF the commonest Of
all qualities. The more 7 study people
the more come to that conclusion.
Sometimes II p>~-auerades a. AlootpeSS
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5 Minutes 10 Answer This.

49, OF these baskets contain hen
eggs and the remainder contain duck
eggs, so the grocer's meaning liz clear
when he says: when I have sold all
Of the eggs In certain basket snail
have left four times as many hen eggs
ms duck eggs" The number OF eggs In
each ba sket is told in the picture, so
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~. nrobIern Is 70 tell which Of tie
-. .tets the grocer will sell 70 prove his
statement ~
Answer to YsStsFday's.
Tn. vords-sPEAR, BLINK, 0coLn