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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

New spring goods arriving daily
at the Segal Clothing Co. Prices
lower than ever.
{. n. Leedom of Kadoka was in
town Monday evening. He was on
his way to Wall and from there
expected to go to Pierre.
A picture SO crammed with
laughs it will leave you limp. Bring
Him. to see Dorothy Gish in Re
modelling Her Husband at Gem
Friday and Saturday.
No passenger trains were run ov-
or this Inc on Tuesday A heavy
fall of snow and much wind in the
eastern part of the state is said
to have been the cause Regular
train service, however. was resum-
ed Wednesday.
Hon. John F. Hughes came out
from Fort Pierre Monday for the
purpose holding a short session OF
court, returning the same evening.
Unless you can stand a smile a
minute pace, don't come to see
Dorothy Gish in "Rcmodcling Her
Husband at the Gem Friday and
Saturday.
Rhode Island Reds Matching eggs
81 for ID. K. G.. RowcIitfe. rs 4tp
The funniest girl on the screen
IN picture made Of solid laugh
ter. Dorothy Gish in 'Remodcling
Her Husband. : Directed by Lillian
Gish. At Gem Friday and Satur-
day
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
QUINN HIGH SCHOOL. TWICE
DEFEATED BY PHILIP

Last Friday night the Phiili
High School basket ball team, H.
vaded Quinn territory and fot the
second time this season the op-
ponents went down to defeat be-
fore the fast local team. TINS
game had been widely advert d
by the opponents as rub oa ~
which would decide the cham, o.l-
ship Of Western South Dakota,
east Of the Hills: so the local boys
not placing any Wreaths on then
own fore heads accept the honor
This leaves Philip II. 5. with a very
successful season To their credit.
having played a total Of clevea
games and of these one was lost
to Deadwood. one to Rapid City
and one to Quinn Philip was well
prepared to meet the fast and
heavier team which had been train
ing three weeks with the expected
hope OF winning this contest
Philip put up fine defense and
Porch starred througout the game
BY holding down the speedy Quinn
right forward to the tune of no
baskets during the evening. On
but two occasions did our guards
allow the opponents to slip beneath
the baskets and on each trial
skilled guarding prevented a great
er score.
Quinn made four field baskets
and the remaider of their points
were counted from the foul line.
The two Hawlcy boys starred for
the opposing team.
HaWley refereed the entire game
and everyone was we'll satisfied
with his work The first half Of
the game ended I To in our favor
and kept crawling in that dircc-
ton until IN the last eight minutes
Of the game when the Philip team
My Sill ~ iatU VII IL a StlltS VI
showers of fouls which in the cri-
teal time almost proved TO be a
great benefit to Quinn. The game
va, one Of the fastest and cIeancst
that has been played in Western
South Dakota this year. The final
score ending Is to II in favor Of
Philip.
After the game the Quinn High !
School treated the visitors tot
pentied and varied amusements.
Arrangements have been made to
have Fort Pierre play Philip next
Friday night and this game will
end the basket ball season. We
have tried on three different occas-
ions to play the Pierre team at
either place but it seems impossi-
bic for Pierre to do so this year.
Lineup for Philip in Quinn was:
Nuremberg. (CapD center
j SEVERN, forward
A. Hennings. forward
W. Porch, guard
T. Lamb. guard
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

''hN - if' -NIo'lt i.bt 1T LNtflMdI Il
According to the Cottonwood Re.
publican, a daughter was born e
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl keene at then
home at that place last week.
Tanlac is one medicine that d -:
what they say it will do. Sold by
Pioneer Pharmacy
Harley o. keck i advertising a
public sale Of all personal property
70 be held AT the keck place II
miles north Of this place on March
End. He expects to move to the
eastern part Of the state shortly
after the sale. We call attention
to the advertisement on another
page Of this paper
Absolute merit and merit alone
is responsible for TanIacs pheno-
mcnal and unprecedented success !.
Sold by Pioneer Pharmacy.
Frank b. Sherwood Will be the
new postmaster at Cottonwood
baving received his appointmon.
last week He expects to take pvci
the office at an early date.
+. H. Stoermcr Of Philip, an en-
ployee Of the railroad company
was in Pierre to see doctors in re-
gard to his right foot which h
injured in a fall some months ago
Pierre Capitol Journal
Way Down Feast has been
judged by the critics and BY the
public as the biggest thing in an
entertainment line of the last lWo
years. 1t is at the Gra1d Theatre
in Pierre. March l6 and II and
is worth going a org way 10 see.
1t has shown TO 2,GCu.Ol1 people in
Chicago. You can Sc 1he same
entertainment in pierre.
We like to sell Tanac because
it satisfies our customers. Pioneer
Pharmacy.
s. W Russell and family de-
parted Saturday night for Deca-
tur. Michigan. They do not exepct
to locate permanently at that place
but will probably find location
in that vicinity Their many
friends here will wish them sue
cess wherever they may decide TO
cast their lot.
Arrangements have been made
to have the Fort Pierre High
school basket ball team here on
Friday night, March 10th. This will
be the last game Of the season and
promises to be a red hot contest
from start to finish. The High
School Athletic Association is get
ting the Fort Pierre team here at
a considerable expense which must
be met by admissions. Don't turn
the boys down when they come
around with the tickets. Buy one
and show your loyalty.
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Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR.
PHILIP MARKET



~ =,
- 20 ~ ~ - ''''''' =
Mr.. and Mrs. II. La('ro9 Of Pier
re- we're inc guests OF l)f, ana MIS-
-, " -
!, ''', 49, ''''''o 49, '''' - I
80 Z >'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. " Wanc do-
~ y, !, III ''''' ~ - i i,
L.ltL ILL
- " '''
months, and her many friends here
''''i'N - - - NJ NN0
Penny Candies At the Bakery.
= !, M
.L.,
Fresh frult at the Bakery
The Peter Mlntener Lumber GO.
office at Ml"laAd was bofglaflzeo
''o' "'N i'' 90, % =; - .L - IN
~ - =, : ''''' - "
-
CONDENSED smoke AT schwartz )
81 90 per bottle
Orrcn E Alice of Noylin was u
business VISITOR IN PhliIp the lat
~ ~ d. N'e'' ''"' - N'"9 q ~ ''''
ing 10 business ma ''''A az ''' =
OH thursday o. last "e'N
Canned I1urit at the Bakery.
'acN eS'ieN mas ''''''i''e'0' . ',''
worn u ie'"'' '''@ '''' "',' ''''''
",'" A. no" '''r '''' IS ''''. ', wv.
ply Oh ""Oo' r'' '',' l''''' |
weeks Wafer WAS o'i'S '' "'''''N
oniN at Suci ''''''H "''i ''''@ '''' veg
"heh inc l'"li'P Was ~ 'f'N' '''''''
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SCHWARTZ
Wallace Schimke who has pur-
chased the Gem Theatre is expect
ed here next week and will com
nletc ARRANGEMENTS for taking
nvo, Tho manaycmcnt of the con
co,, an Anr;l 1st
Bulk Olives at the bakery
y w 1oao.s formorlv Of Wall
,1 H. LlooI,sn,itb and ma
49, l.I.o.;, 10 A r
-, '.i''N '''''' - ,I,, Lnou,,
mig ~ s."o'S' '''' nv. .L :; o,l
"S 'oiiiii > '''oi =" ~ ,.;l.
equipped !" I'N1 o'.I ~ az l ',. wv
OF general piachSi''''"'.'s '''' -
par work. Mr jag ''s - Z" '',''' -
much experience IN inns WORK ana
IS SAID to be a man OF eNcepIioh''
ability. He opened the eStapllsn-
ment the first OF the week ana VIII
be found on the Job at all times.
Al ovam;nat;on for teachers will
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

When fate throws the dice
there's sure to be something doing.
See Dice OF Dcstinty' at Gem on
Sunday and Monday
Attorney Webb Lambert of Fort
Pierre was in Philip Monday at
tending to legal matters.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

Thos. ID. O'Brien, who has been
spending the winter in. Rapid City
arrived home Monday night.
All f. Miller and L. w Hough
of the Cottonwood neighborhood
were in town Tuesday for the first
time in several weeks.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
Board of Education Meeting

Minutes Of meeting Of the board
Of education, Philip Independent
School District, Feuraury "A, 1922
The Board met pursuant to no
tice at the office Of the Clerk IN
the City Of Philip, on the 9th day
Of February, 1922.
Members present: President NAV
Mr.. Nelson, Dr. Ramsey. Mrs. Me
CURE. and Mrs. SEVERN.
The meeting was called TO order
oy the President at O'Clock =. NJ.
On motion the minutes were ap-
proved a. read, of the last meet
ing.
The following bills We're on mo-
tion allowed and ordered paid
f. f. Pohle, rent Of hall. 81 90
St Paul Book and Station
cry Co., supplies .. II .Ol
A. {. kingsbury Lbr Co..
car Of coal . 721 -
Farmers Cooperative Co.,
coal. ). III. .,. Il 81
6. l.. Forscll, stamps .. 1854
Northwestern Bell Tclc. Go
telephone .... .. 1854
Ira Taylorr, draying ., | 80
Philip Light and Power Go
lights .,.., -. 49,. 26 .Ss
Perry l., Taylor, draying S.95
w. r. Berry, draying ., 80
}. {. SEVERN, hardware $40
K. NJ. Williams, supplies. 3 10
c. A. McPeek, supplies 30
Mae J. Coyner, renovating
curtains ...... 49,. 90
Philip Light and Power Go
lights -, -. j., ... $50
". K. Berry draying - $50
Philip Electric Shop, three
lamps ........ -. ... 90
st. Paul Book and Station
cry Co., SUPPLIES ... G,s5
Bid of George c. lnman with
check inclosed for $40 90 for water
tank was on motion accepted.
Motion made. seconded and ear
ried that permit be given Mr.. Han
old Schimke and Mrs. O. x. Whit
ncy to hold a musical hecital in
the school building.
There being no further business
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09

Tanlac is one medicine that ,rs
what they say it will do Sold by
Pioneer Pharmacy.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-09
PHONE BLK SO LOCAL NEWS PHONE BLK So
EDITH P. LEE
Teacher of Piano
Phone 100

Cake a Ia Mode, l5c at Schwartz
According to the Cottonwood Re
publican, a daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Keene at their
home at that place last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
Hot Summer Sum Trying
On The Complexion
How To Protect Your Skin And
Bring Roses To Your Cheeks

and the objectionable detect viii disap-
pear as II by naEIr. II is absolutely
harmless and will not produce or stimu-
late i growth OF hair.
No matter how rough and ungainly tho
hands and arms or what abuses lhcr
lave had through hard work and expos.
ur" 10 sun and wind. tins OatmcaI-der-
w!llo combination VIII work Il wonder
full transformation.
Over Il million girls and women are
now using II In prcfe' cuCc 10 face pow
der and other bcautilirrs This ~ wha {
two we'll known actresses say about il.
Dorothy Dalton. the beautiful actress
says The first application OF this won
derlul derwllo-oatm"al combination VIII
nstonish YOU. II impurtY instant hcaUi"
10 the Sk in and makes 4 ruSy-whitc COM
plcxiun everyone will talk about. II pro
tocts my skin IN all knds al weather.
That's Why | prefer il t. All other prep
aratious and am never without it,"
Viola Dana. ~" we'll Known star.
writes. " am often ASKED h'w | keep
nay complexion 80 fresh looking. It's n
simple process for anyone t. have =
smooth. NciVcty. ruSy-whitr girlish
COMPLEXION IT she VIII j,se l.lska co}d
cream TO cleanse the skin and that well
known toilet preparation. derwllio. 10
heau.ify II. ! recommend ihcS" pr"par-
atoms 10 all my pcr"oaal friends AMI
they are just az enthusiasts over them
NOTE--.To Get IA" hest effect b. sur"
to follow the complete directions con-
Iaircd in every parkaG" OF Derw!ilp
Druggists and department stores guar
Hrtce that there viii be q noticeable i'm e
prOy"mcut after the first application or
they viii refund the money II IS sold
IN THIS city under money refund guar
autee nv department stores aud ~
druggists including II 4. Ra"r. H"go
Davis and g. II 6rirst n Co.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23


city Mr.. Mcclure IS a hal!-hT"ther o.
W . Russell. 90 WeIlshurg and Mrs.
\ r Logic. Of SteubcnyiIlc, ohio.
Mrs Harry Kelly. OF Wheeling ana
N,sa MarCaret Kelly. OF Beilaire ONTO.
nave returned home after a visit with
WrllsGurr friends and relatives.
Roy raul Y. IIelsley. OF BenWood
w Va. visited Thursday at the home
OF his mother. Mrs Elizabeth llclS!eE'
of Duyal Heights
Nrs g "a Dorsey. e pormont PITTS
hrrrr =, returned home Thursday
morning after visit with friends in
BatharT
Miss Mary Deighion, Of South Com
merce street. ie able to he out after a
weeks illness Of qu'nsey and tonsh-
IT'S
Nat Nelson. Of South Yankee street.
has purchased new Oakland Touring
car
Mice Ada Graham II Wheeling. Is q
r,os, a., ~. ro,ro Of bor aunt. Mrs
9 J., Of Commerce street.
W n Cochrauc If p,t,sburgh Pa.
,.i,i,aJ rocen,Iy win his mother. Mrs
t,riz,ho,L C,cbronn. Of coax IIil Farm"
NJ Olive <l.rnI,s. Katharine
Marsh md Helen Fletcher visited In
c,a,,hor,.t,l. pbio Wednesday evening
1865, ian ,ybn has inst re-
,,.l from several months trip
/ ,hr'.,I Ior i,,,ybt.~ Mrs Harry King
T,oo,I. m, snail dournt.rq with their
nurse - "Ioin, nro.2a Farm" and Mrs
~ n .roo,Ic who - visiting here from
>,ov, y,,.x civ mntorrd 70 Wellsburg
Thursday morning and visited friends
AIRS y ] Reid. vC East Ninth street.
has r.,,rnrd from = srvera! weeks
,isr, ,,;,b her SISTER. Mrs. Harry Alder
.or of rb,r,c4tnu. W Va. who &c
comn,n;.d hcr HON. for visit at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

wilt Re held sunday. H.n"I ARA. g
ments Cor tine affair We're mad" AT
evening at a meeting Of III" i""Sr-
Dogs Kill Sheep.
Several dogs are reported IL nave
killed one and manned several o. the
fine sheep In the herd OF 5. y. tockaynr
at the VALLEY Farm the other niEht.
Rewards are offered FOR the dogs.
Smith Funeral Today.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
y |. Smith. who died at the hom" Of
her son. at Arcadia. o. Friday. will be
held this afternoon At $50 o'clock from
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. J. ".
Maury. OF Oak avenue. Burial will be
made al the Greenlawn cemetery.
Moundsvtus Brtsfs
Mr.. ard Mrs Ed Carr and Miss
Pauline Fisher OF Detroit. Mich. have
motored here for an extended stay With
W. r. Pack and family.
Miss Nellie Heedy. Mrs. Henry Comp
Ton. Miss Genev:evc Barth and Miss
Ann Mouro, attended dinner given at
the home Of Mrs. George Buzz a; BEL
laire. O.. last evening in honor OF MISS
Bar;h bride-;o-be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles letters OF sixth
stree: spent Thursday among frlcnos al
McMechen.
Maxine. three year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Woodruff % cam
eron. = reported 10 be Improving some
n the Glendale hospital having been
brought there a few days ago SunerinS
with commissions.
John Campbell oC Round Rottom o.
Is spending the week with HIS SISTER
Mrs, Fred Gusltye. OF Cedar avenue.
J. W. Wcllman. former MoundsvNIe
postmaster and prominent in business
circles here. * reported - he In about
the same condition at the Glendale nos
pital. where ne was taken on May il
suffering with 4 nervous breakdown.
7. NJ McGlumphy OF Cedar avenue.
who has been III 70: somd time. IS SAID
20 be much Improved.
Mrs j. X Chase is reported 10 ne
ouite III at her home on Washington
avenue.
Miss Mary RardaN OF Third stree
who underwent an operation at the
Glendale hospital. Is improving.
Willard Ault Of Jacobsburg, o. IS VIZ
Ting s. d. Ault on Ash avenue.
Miss Hetty Wood Of Glendale IS said
20 be quite i'll.
Francis Tenant OF Third street Is
able TO be about again AFTER having
scarlet fever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
McMECHEN
Dam Nearing Completion

According to lockmastcr George Pa
Nrick. t. : Government Dam NO. ~
MCMecheu. the installing Of tw" new
bear traps on the Ohio side has been
completed and at the present time the
Golfer Dam that has been under con
struction for the past several days. IS
lust about half finished 1t is thought
that within week or ten days every
thing will he IN readiness for the In
creased river traffic on the Ohio river
MoMechsn To Have Library
McMechen is 20 have II public library
and Il will be opened 10 the puoii'
Monday evening with reception. IL
* IN be located in the old school build
Ing on Seventh street. AT the present
time a librarian has not been appoint
ed Everyone Is invited To attend
Barnyard Golf
The old time horse shoe game is
again coming into existence in Nc
Mcchen as will he seen IL person
adopts the habit Of observing the
things they pass by on the street. The
aoId adjoining the Kefrcr Hotel and
olso on Fourth street the men and boys
have driven into the ground an iron
rod about two feet in length, ore al
each end OF the field with distance
between OF about 30 feet. and have
started on their crusade for pleasure
ladies AID Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society. District NO
: met a; the home Of Mrs. George ia!
on Seventh street last night After me
regular business had been transacted Z
luncheon was served.
McMechen Briefs
Morris Brandt who several days age
was injured In an automobile acc!den;
Is recovering very nicely at his home
Mrs. 2 n. BARLOW yesterday 'e't on
her vacation trip Mrs. Barlow VIII
stop at various points OF interest on her
wav To Atlantic CRY. including. Bait
more. Nd. and New York city.
Edward CarsCaven. who was severely
burned while at work at the plant oi
the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Rpnwood last week Is rccovertn" very
nicely and II is thought that within
short time he will again be able To re-
sumo his duties.
Floyd Smons Of JohEs'own. Pa. was
a business visitor in town yesterday.
Edward CoTman. Of Bcnwcod. BAT
who Is studying medicine at III" One
Valley General Hospital was visiting
at the home Of his parents yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
BENWOOD
Kerry Club Entertains

Kerry Club Enterta1ns
The Kerry Club Of Bcnwood vester-
day entertained one OF the largest
crowds OF the camping season at the
Sarrows. The members families and
friends we're all invited 10 attend. and.
occordinr 10 some Of The at'endan ts.
games. bathing and fishing were en-
loved by all.
Thinks Ref ormer Invades Town
There hasn't been prisoner in the
Bcnwood ,ail for the past week. and.
according to Patrick SCulley. Benwood
chief. thinks that a reformer has In
vadad the town. "Of course. one cant
tell" sa,d the chief. there's likely 70
be an outSurst here any time"
rnspects weights and Measures
Squire Paul Reldel yesterday started
his work Of inspecting the weights and
scales throughout Marshall county
Council to Meet
The monthly meeting OF tho city
council OF Renwood vii! ne held next
Tuesday evening at the Offices OF the
mayor
Hunting GroundhoSS
Dixie McFarlan. of Renwcod again
wen. - Cameron yesterday on another
Of his grounding hunts. He 'n"k with
him this tire Patrir& S'ulle!, chief or
police OF EHnwooh
Record Of DIHiss
The PIKE Ar-S;Grg ~ Ecuw"no rHN
resaNtiuC On" Of rhH s'rnnG"s; teams ~
the yaller. figured ~ th";r hating aver
ages yesterday, Tho 2""ra"c - moth
irr 70 sneak Of so ''r th'f season. bat
mis- is d." - ne t,..' 'n., thew have
Dt,,"l r"i'" r"w '."..'. y came. NJ
IN ,nesc ga,nns mo-" ~he were used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
A Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its
Work Overnight. You Gan Prepars
It at Home.

Work Overnight. You Gan Prepare
Tt at Home.
Now York-EXposurc to sun, dust and
wind has very bad effect upon the skin
and complexion. There Is way 10 over
come this. 1t Is my own discovery anil
II takes just one nigh: ~ get such mai e
velous results" says Mae Edna Wilder
when her friends ask her about her Won
derfui complexion and the improved APP
pcarance OF her hands and arms. You
can do the same thing II you follow my
advice" she says Il feel II my duty 10
wonderful prescription did for me.
"Juset think Of II. all this change In n
single night | never tire Of telling
others Just what brought aboW such re.
markable results. Here os the identl-
cal prescription that removed every de-
feet from my face. neck. hands and
arms Until you try It ' gu can form no
make in just one application. The pre-.
xcr1ption which YOU can prepare at your
own home IL AZ follows:
Go to any grocery store and get ten
cents worth OF ordinary oatmeal. and
from any toilet counter bottle Of der
wlilo. Follow the directions for using
oatmeal is given In every package or
derwillo II II IL more convenient. You
can use Derwtllo- Oatmeal Soap Instead
OF oatmeal. 49,
The first application Of dcrwilio will
.stonish YOU. II makes the skin appear
transparent smooth and Nrlvcty. giving
anyone q youthful appearance.
Il especially recommend this method
for n dark saliow skin, shiny nose, tar.
coarse pores rough skin ruddine@s.
wrinkles and ir fact every Flemish tn"
face hands and arms are heir to"
II vour neck or chcs' g diSroIored
from exposure. amply this combination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
WELLSBURC
.FIREMEN PLAN
Big CARNIVAL

Toward the later part Of next week.
or 20 be exact. on June 18th. the Wells
burg Volunteer Fire Department viii
omen their carnival on 18th street In
the open II will last four evenings,
ending Saturday. July !.
The iircmen never come before the
public unless for some worthy cause.
and in this instance. they are DESTROYS
Of raising Sufficient funds for the pur-
chase OF new high powered truck.
The present truck equipment * be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23

ers ~ fireworks that tNe!r sales must
not commence until July !.
In order 10 break up the dangerous
BIO .lre heretofore engaged in, Of throw
ing fireworks and tOri'edocs on the
sidewalks in front Of women and child
rem. the police department has been
instructed to arrest Immediately. any
one detected exploding any type OF IRE
WORKS on the sidewalks. Extra police
VIII be put on to see that the insruc-
lions are carried out
The Mayor stated that he wanted
everyone to enjoy tho holiday. but would
not countenance tho actions of those
who make others enjoyment an i'm
possibility.
Certain noise making devices will not
he permitted anywhere in the city. They
are the blank pistol or any other fire
arm. and the cannon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
Pile Sufferer
Can You Answsf These ousstions9

Do you know why olHtments do not
give you quick and lasting relief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
Do you know the cause Of piles Is in
ternal?
That there IS a stagnation OF blood
In the lower bowel?
Do you know that there Is harmless
Internal table, remedy discovered by DR.
Leonhardt and known as EM-ROID.
now sold by &. II. Griast & Co. and
druggists generally. that Is guaranteed-
HEM ROD banishes piles by remov-
circulation In the lower bowel. THIS
simple home Treatment has an almost
unbelievable record for sure. safe and
lasting relief to thousands OF pile sick
sufferers. and saves the needless pain
and expense OF an operation. There Is
no rea son why il should not do the same
for You.-AdY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
MOUNDSVILLE
PEN POPULATION
To PASS 1900
Is PRISONERS ARE DUE IN TO-DAY
FROM MCDOWELL COUNTY
cOMMrTTMENr PAPERS
HERE.

The population Of the West Virginia
state peniteuciary here will exceed the
500 mark today with the arrival OF
uCt"rn additional prisoners from NC
poweil county. Commitment papers
Cor the prisoners were received seNera1
days ago.
Three mon were DISCHARGED from the
state institution Thursday ny reason
- the expiration OF their terms. NJ
the close OF the day yesterday there
were 1857 persons in IN" prison ana
With the arrival OF Is additional today
ne total population Will advance to
1909.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-23
MEN BLIND TO WOMAN S
SUFFERING

How many men. tlink YOU. have an
idea of The pain endured by women in
their own household. and often without
"a Nurmur" They have no IHli"nC" when
the ovcrw"rRcd wife AMI mother begins
to get pale have headaches. hackcaChes,
raiu spells. or ~ melancholy and cannot