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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
BEAUTY CHATS
By Edna Kent Forbes.

again, and to repeat this half a
dozen times at first, and up to
16 times when you are used to
the exercise.
incidentally this is very good
for correcting round shoulders
and for developing poor chest.
This and any exercise should be
followed by little deep BREATH
ing. This, too, can be practised
in bed with the board lying across
the chest. 1t is an excellent thing
to take few mild stretching ex-
ercises before getting up in the
morning.
N. S. L,;--You can remove
these shells from the shafts of
hair, by combing with a fine
toothed comb which is kept well
soaked with vinegar. Kerosene is
used to kill the active vermin.
Jeannette;-As your hair is only
to the shoulders bobbing would
doubtless improve it. AT 16 you
have many years to wear it so
before you outgrow the style. You
are 10 pounds overweight, so If
you get Ilu Oh tIllS surplus, you
will find that your legs will not
seem out of proportion to the rest
of your figure.
X. L.:--Circles around the eyes
usually indicate there is some in
ternal disturbance which requires
professional treatment. This should
not be construed to mean the tenn
porary condition when circles ap-
pear from passing disturbances
such as lack of sleep or a slug
gish state of the liver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
DIAMOND DYES

Every diamond Dyes" package
tells how to dye or tint any worn
faded garment or drapery a new
rich color that will not streak
spot, fade, or run. Perfect nome
dying is guaranteed. with Dia-
mond Dyes even il you have never
dyed before. Just tell your drug
glst whether the material you
wish to dye is wool or silk, OF
whether it is linen, cotton, or
mixed goods. For fifty-one years
millions of women have been
using Diamond Dyes to add
years Of wear to their old, shah
by waists, skirts, dresses, coats,
swe aters, stockings draperies,
hangings, everything!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
BY LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

taken out, should be moved as
near as possible to a window to
receive the same vigorous treat
.ment.
in cases where formaldehyde
cannot be secured, the following
solution may be substituted: Add
three tablespoons of turpentine to
three quarts of cold water and
apply this with a whisll broom.
This is also an excellent solution
TO rub on floors under carpets or
rugs in which moths or buffalo
bugs have been found, after clean
ing the rugs or carpets by hang
ing them on the line Gf not too
large--otherWise beating well out
Of dOors) whisking with either the
formaldehyde solution or the tur-
pentine solution. and summing we'll.
After making sure that your
clothes and blankets harbor no
moths and eggs, they can he hung
up in the tar bags which are sold
for the purpose; or they can be
hung in homemade bags, made
OF newspapers pasted together
covering clothes, hanger, and
alD so that no hole remains for
the admission of dust. Moths dis
like printers ink and will let
clothes alone that are hung in
these bags or wrapped in air.
tight newspaper packages and Sc
cured firmly with narrow strips
of the paper pasted over all over
tapping edges. Camphor balls and
cedar chips may be put inside
these homemade bags with the
garments.
A few hours of really conscien-
tious care and prevention along
these lines will repay the house
wife a thousand-fold.
Answer to Betty: Send stamp
cd. self-addressed envelope for
the recipes you ask for as 1 have
them in printed, full-page form.
But please do not send a very
tiny envelope or one of the long
narrow ones--as so many Of my
readers do--not realizing that it
is hard to fill them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31

Me and Pubs simkins was 60
ing GROUND saying to the fellows,
Hay, you got something on your
nose, and wen they sed Wat and
put their hand up to find out, we
sed, Your fingers.
Being a pritty good joke, and
we started to try it on kids we
never saw before, ferst Pubs try
ing it on one and then me trying
it on one. The one Pubs tried it
on being kid with glasses but a
fearse Expression. Pubs saying,
Hay fello, you got something on
your nose.
Wat? sed the kid putting his
hand up and Pubs sed, Your fling
ers, and the kid sed, Hay, don't
you get lippy, for pins I'd
puntch you in the snoot, if it
wasent for these glasses Id do it
anyway, none of your lip now, do
you wunt fife?
VI do if you do, take those
glasses off, sed Pubs looking as if
he would drather tawk about
fighting than fife, and the other
kid kepp on tawking back look
ing the same way, and then the
other kid kepp on going and
pritty soon ] tried it on a middle
size kid with no glasses but a
peaceful Expression saying, Hay
there. watts that on your nose?
Wat. watts wat? sed the kid put
ting his hand up, and l sed, Your
fingers.
Is that Supposed to be funny?
sed the kid, and | sed, Sure, and
he said, Sos this. Meening a fearce
puntch amung the ribs he gave
me jest then. and I sed. Hay,
hay, cant you take a joak?
Sure, can't you? sed the kid.
And he kepp on going.
Proving beware of people that
don't argue much.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
T. ]. MABRY TO SPEAK
BEFORE W0MAN'S CLUB
ON PUBLIC UTILITIES

r. j. Mubry will talk to the
Woman's club today at o'clock
on the regulation and operation OF
public utilities, a subject that will
prove OF particular interest to
women who take an interest in
civic affairs, Mrs. Felix BaCa has
arranged the program which will
further consist of a vocal solo by
Miss Hortense Switzer, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Nor
ma Williams and on the violin by
Miss Dorothy Cameron. Miss Aria
Radley will give a reading.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31

Helen almost cried because they
had to leave, Jack felt that all the
happiness in the world had been
packed into the three days they
had spent there.
They had found a modest hotel
back from the Walk, but their time
was all spent there, close to the
sea. He too hated to return to
the boarding house, to that stuffy
parlor in the evenings that here
they had spent with only the
moon to look down at them, free to
talk and do as they pleased. But
he wanted a home, so he told Hell
en-, a home with just the two Of
them in it. He must get back and
hustle.
Tomorrow-Helen's Mother Passes
Away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
OUTWTTTING THE MOTH.


Much has been written concern
ing fighting the clothes moth, and
many remedies are suggested for
it's determination. One of the best
ways of getting rid of it, however,
lis provided by Mother Nature
withouN cost-plenty Of sun, wind
and fresh air.
Before storing away your win
ter clothes and blankets, do not
fail to hang them on your clothes
line in a brisk breeze and beat
them thoroughly, then let them
fairly bake in sunshine for as
many hours as you conveniently
can. This beating and airing is
just as important as laundering
and dry-cleaning anything which
may be slightly soiled, before lay
ing 1t away.
If you have actually detected
moths in furs or garments it is al
ways safe to brush these with a
whisk broom saturated with for
maldehyde solution (your drug
gist will prepare this for YOU in
addition to the above mentioned
out-of-door treatment. For for
maldehyde kills the moths as well
as their eggs and is an excellent
solution to use, if you are careful
and remember TO keep it out Of
the way of children and pets,
1t is not only necessary to drive
this pest out of ones clothing, but
also out of built-in chests and
lofty closets that cannot be penc-
trated by sunshine; if these re-
cesses have smooth surfaces it is
best to sponge them with the
above suggested formaldehyde So
luton; otherwise burn sulphur
candle in these places, the fumes
of which will reach even the deep
est crevices.
Attic trunks should be taken
out into the open air if possible
and whisked with the Tornado
hyde solution, then left in the
out of doors for a thorough sun
ming. Trunks which cannot be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
NOTICE.

The Albuquerque Music Store,
having sold its business to the
Apollo Music shop, announcement
is hereby made that all bills con-
tracted by the Albuquerque Music
Store, up to and including March
16. will be paid by the undersigned
on or before April 10, and all ac-
counts due the music store must be
p i'd to the said w. J. Flynn. Please
mail your bills. properly itemlzed,
to the undersigned.
w. ]. FLYNN,
L. O. Box 61S, City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31


Those who will not have tweed
suits this season will have to choose
a tricotine, picotine, gabardine or
twill cord. Navy is the leading
color, but gray is chosen by those
women who need not always put
practicability first. Gray may be
chosen with greater safety this
season because of the fad for brill
liant hats, scarfs and blouses. The
gray which is fatal to so many COM
plexions Is thus used merely as a
background for the vivid accessor-
les.
Gray twill cord ornamented with
self-colored hand embroidery
makes this lightweight spring suit
which will easily wrest some of the
honors from navy blue. The coat
is one-button model with tight,
button trimmed sleeves and fancy
pockets. A narrow shoestring belt
may be worn or not as milady
wishes. Neat tailoring contributes
to the trimness and distinction Of
this model.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
RIPPING RHYMES
By WALT MASON.

stand around and twitter, when
there is a book to read. Neigh
bors come across the heather to
my coop, at close of day, to dis
cuss the windy weather in their
rather windy way; If / have no
book l chatter in a style to beat
the band, but l bid them scoot
and scatter il a novel is at hand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
Woman's Daily Magazine Page
Social Calendar

Woman's club will meet at 3
p, m.
Y. w. c. A. carnival at 1880
p. m,
April Fool social at Broadway
Christian church at 1880 p. m.
Woman's Bible class of First M.
f. church will meet with Mrs. M,
II, Hickey, at lis South Walter
street, at 2:30 p. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
IRISH POLICE SHOT.

Belfast. March 3O.-Two spe-
cials. Hall and Mody, were shot
and wounded tonight while walk
ing on the street. There We're sew
eral big fires in the city tonight,
supposedly Of incendiary origin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
CAVALRY TEAM LOSES.

Del Monte. Calf, March 30.--
The Eleventh cavalry polo team
forced the Del Monte four TO
extend itself to the utmost today
but lost by an eight to six score.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31
A. H. S. MUSICIANS
IN CONCERT AT ST.
J0SEPH'S TONIGHT

The music department of the
high school will give a program on
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock at
st. Joseph's sanatorium under the
auspices Of the Fortnightly Music
club. The program is as follows;
Hungarian Dance" ...... Brahms
II. S. orchestra
"Till the Sands of the Desert
Grow Cold" .....,..,..... Ball
Charles bearing, violin. obli-
cato by Maxwell Merritt.
"Rosebuds' ........ Adam Geibel
Girls Glee Club
"Panquito" ...,.......... Robyn
Orchestra
when Song Is Sweet" .......
.......... Gertrude Sans Souci
mAWake" go. Montague Phillips
Miss Bertha Peet
Sweet and Low" Gustave Saenger
Miss Adelia Elder
Swing Along. viii Marion Cook
II. S. Chorus
Largo" ........,........ Handel
H. s. Chorus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-31

Mrs. ]. M. Patterson, regularly
employed as a reporter on a news
paper in Marshall, Mo, has just
celebrated her S1st birthday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
Will Hold Formal
Opening Wednesday

:, 2 Smith has announced that ne
VIII hold the formal opening "f the
Me!-R Court. the beautiful new ADDITION
to thu Mol-R Garden, on wednesday
., this week This new dining room
viii ars,rr 4 lonE-f".t want In the CITY
~ Wheeling for h.gh-'iass GrlII roo"
and Daosant. The tremendous po9u-
uar,.v OF .h> Mel-R Garden and lts
s,.ady increase IN patronage has MADE
necessary the oyen'Dg Of the ncw |ouES
This new dining room Will he ono 0,
the oncst % It's Kind In this section OF
rho Ohio VALLEY Win interior dec
tor. and appointments Of rare oeau's'
nm eaorc!nllv trained C0!orcd service
ana cuisine that Will be complete IN
every detail. the Court VII without
douht become IN short Tin" tho most
ronula- r.are IN this city. During l|e
noon hours IuncheoHe Will 10 served
ana from ; to : ryeniaEs. 4 La Carte
and Table p1Io,o D!n1rra VIII be
served while from until = Mango
Rue Ui6gc orchestra VIII furnish 'nE-
sic whTe lunches, dime and dancing
are being enjoyed.
The kitchens and serving room nave
heen ,nsoectcd by the city health de-
nar,1nent, the inspectors being loud IN
.Nel- nra.se ~ no modern, sanitary,
equipment. My Smith IS 20 be con-
graJula:ed on his p-ogTes=iren"7s IN
oou,ppins and opening - this up-'o
date new dining room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
PASTOR LAnENrS LACK or SPIRIT
UALrrY BUT SEES SOME GOOD IN
MUSICAL FEATURES.
rrAIs % Mel Tr0tts- for Attitude roUord
Preach arS-S sreSses Value OF
Prayer.
(Ry ". s. Stapton.1

The only way % draw Sunday night
conversations seems ~ be o% the pGt,'hs
on soS special programs with musicaI or
other features 20 draw the people. de-
clared Rev. Il. Il. Fields during MS
morning sermon On The S?.T!t-Ti1eo
Church" While ,Nmr@u7s the ;act tnS'
a lack q spirituality "a me H'oe'"
church rendered - Imperative 20 enter
tain those who attend In order 20 "eeP
From preaching 10 empty pe~s. u vas
not In q tone OF total DISBURSEMENT tNat
he referred 70 this sn0o'St.on' 'Ot'
continued the minister, ~ W.EAt %
that someone who Wen, 10 chi'Ga INS'
70 hear some high saIHr!ed vocalist OF
instrumental artist would hear some
word that ntSht be the cause OF tue"
starting on the path 70 better IKE.
The pastor made a comparison os
tween a trip made % terc1SA ANU
and the trip that all flesh must maze
when the end q the way IS reaSoeu ~
ona erathiy career. whSn no cold @. now
guide books would hs ce2Su'Isd Az"
preparations made for = "trip In Lu''P',
while the same Interest o'1 "'t ap''t''
"a he manifested coucsrn'uE the journey
-. ell must make when mortal DISCO
lutton occurs. and the spirit taxes rs
fUrht The discourse OK Rev. FieIuS'
which was replete with sCT!p'oV"' ~
formation and spiritual upNi'' N SUo'
stance follows;
"zoIy Spirit" Rare Topic
For many years | have bee" preac"-
ing sermons IN which reference mas osS''
made 20 tho Holy spirit bur | can noI
recall having devottuS whole sermon
70 .thts theme. Il IS time. | ta!nN' thS'
wo understood more about ti'n'. ms
coming. HIS beng here. His "e'"' =
appears 20 me that greater Nno"'e"s
Of these would make, Us better men an
women Abe Holy spirit - pug No'
much in the background some VIZ
claim 20 BE- preachers even 49,
~ 1,,,-e k!r,N.p ~ Jesus. God Son
Tasrs inst before Hts ascension. said lie
Aopl4 send tho Holy spirit which would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
c,rrrE1s QUITE Is WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with &c ana
mail II 70 FOLEY & CO.. 1885 Sheffield
Ave. chicago, III. writing Your name
and address clearly. You will receiF"
in return trial package containing
Fo,ev's Honey and Tar Compound tor
COUGHS. colds and Group; Foley Kidney
PrE for pains IN aides and back, rheu-
,oat'srn. backache kidney and bladder
ailments; ard Foley Ca,haruc Tablets
y wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartio for constipation o!liousneSs
headaches and sluggish bowsia SoIo
cverywhere.--Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11

IN our churches Is because ,he minds
OF our churc" people 40 t.~ea ." "o' 10
ly things.
We're We gy.ae ca r. trip - Il fer.
e.cn and We would study maps ana
guide books a.d make all necessary
organizations WAY cant We u. tie
same foresight IN wan.as ready ;.T tho
faoyltable trip tina, a. ticsh wu.' take.
2ut study Gods Word? An old minister
asked me the other day how we Co"!4
rearl our young people. wh' com
poIed to auswer that l d'G not kh""'
With our coIleSes-cVcn our Theological
oues-and some OF our pulp..s trying To
destroy the BIBLE. and sAa,tHr faith II ~
small wonder that tntidelhN .s on Inc
! Increase.
| Some churches think they need ".Ese7
men for preachers when they Heed
| spirit c,led membership moro ina" any
, thing else.
! Concrete Evidence.
| over eighteen years Hgo LEI;
church IN Butler. Pa, 10 come io "heo'-
| ing They said they would get man
! u,No would mi the.r pews. went back
,h.re last Sunday and The co"greEa-
I,,o, was smaller than when lcrt sin
rc-,,y in prayer Is an aid 30 spiritual
dev,Ionment \ Bapilst minister once
asked his congregation 10 pray, ana 70
/ r,ive their r'gh, hands e they we're
! willing FOR God 10 lie" them In any way
He desired All hands wen, ~. men
,ne minister prayed. ~, Gabriel, II 'n''e
he snv lack Of sincerity ON the part o,
,Naec ,coalc, come down w:;h ~ s""'0
.,,; r.,, ofr MI hands ~ those VIII" arc
m, ~ earnest" and all hands came
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
Beck TAKEN.

A qua-tIty OF beer and cider IS al
lcRcd 20 have been found by prohibition
officers IN It raid on the place of George
seibert at Eli, Grove Saturday night.
4 wa--an. IS said 10 have been issued
FOR Setbcrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
.SPFG|A| PROGRAMS NECESSARY
T0F|LL CHURCHES FIELDS

guido us into all truth. and no church
;,day can DC successful "a such unless
:, be spirit filled church.
Literary gems and operate CHOIR
are not especially conducive TO spir'tl-
atty. to my way Of thinking. Ions
races and long tailed coats are not
productive or this essential fariauan
attribute eathe-.
what Is Spirit PILED Churon'S
VIVA, Is Spsrit-Ftl!ed church2s You
ask. I, is a church whose members can
be recognized as the followers OK Christ
without their having 10 inform people
that they arc members Of the I mp
.eenth street Church EYen simon, INC
Sorcerer, recognized the Holy spirit N
psi.r and wanted TO buy x. This.
". know. cant be done. We can tell ~
our nrayer meetings when spir't-filicd
sv,eaker gets up. II IS not like tho
uono,ouous. mechanical droao that has
a sonor!slc instead Of an uplifting e.
fec; upon those who ave- present. Inc
say,s comment IS true Of those who tH'
our pu.p.ts. The greatest compliment
ever pad 80 ny sermons camo from a
man vne said. L felt as II You were
rslht,g tu me and no one else. one
who l. truly filled with the spirit is con-
sc,nu, ut uo external environment; they
are alone With their God. This. friends
= 49,, spirit tina; was present at Fen
tecnS: ami n the founding o. the carly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
A Pair of Lace Edge
Pillow Cases at 81

A Christmas offering Of 800
pairs Of them, nicely boxed, at
this very special price, They
are of splendid quality, size AZ
x36.
Attractive Pillow Cases, Of
Fruit OF the Loom, prettily
lace trimmed, size 42x36, box
ed, pair, LOU
SHOP IN THE MoRNINGi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11

TAFFTTA PART FrocxS WIN
ona,nt rur.ed trimming and
shocking. S.So 20 A>S'
GRIPPE DE CHINE, and GeorEette
BonrNts. Ribbon handwork and
ostrich trimmed e-sS TO f$'
DOTTED Swiss. Wolfe and organ
d." Dresses Smoched ana HIIs
embroidered. a-s5 TO o-S'
aFOP m (
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
PraIses Mel rrotter,


Most outsiders attribute lack Of sp'r-
i,usltv in the churches TO the ministers.
Tn, frs, thing most OF our eTapge!!sta
Go II to arra!gu the ministers tor their
falling IA this line. Whrn Mel TTotter
was present At "A recent meeting ~ the
ministers. or, % them arose and re-
marked that b. was genuine pleasure
- have great evangelist come mere
who did no, slam the preachers as MS
opening gun. The preachers have had
their backs 20 the wall ever since the
world war The only way they can ORA"
I'cougrcEat,ons, Il appears. - 20 put on
program with other than spiritual IN
| ducemcnts. This Is especially true %!
our Sunday night services.
"T do not find fault with preachers
who use this method. as SOMEONE comes
/ 20 be entertained may hear word that
/ may cause them 10 start on the upward
path Mybc ~ can be said thai t"s
/ end just!t!es the means.
Small Capacity Tolks-'Watch Puusrt'
| We have many men and women. A.
\ we'll as our boys and grls, whose s3.r-
/ ttuAl capacity 5 exhausted when IN ~
! hear the Sunda% sccc"t lessons 'aLk''
/ They've got trc!r laE y" 'h"7. our
, s,l~.iual ,s!ihsr = d need 81 en.ars"-
mont. We're W failed W.T. ,h" h".E
Spirit. We, would rvt uuN out our
,,,a...hss when the preacher goes few
minutes Il MS allotted time y spirit
nr,m,u.c, our churches today. but Il
g., tI.. sut~.: og NsclesSueSS. one cause
~ orr failure . ha as deeply spiritual
as We should - ! think, the IaIN 81;
tho syI.rd.G old Bible pictures 'rai "s'H
T., sGu-u clr homes Thcs" have All
o,.r ,,kr-, - our aides Maybe We
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
BELMONT DRY
LEAGUE CHIEF
IN STATEMENT 7.
ira F. Leeper Defends Work Being
Carried on by County Dry Ri
foroement Organization

-, ,-, 49,. h>rtrcCgers habitual
l'tl@rlhS (""t 00'l'' eSaI,a NV M
oELuNaTn' ana c'I'%c"S ~ lie
p"Eanda are oppostu ~ t.' @. ~, lrs-
"TEanl1aton' la p h''l,' VI San,,-
N'ue, president OF '"' p''''',.5.,,
Dry Entor'eWeAt league, 'as.,.
sued tho t"lIoW'hS "I''''"
n defense OF 'Ae !e"k"''
Il. Is duo tho citizens C: Ne'm'H'
county 70 know some Of the facts Goa
corning the Belmont County Dry Law
Fnrorcemen. League and !ts activities
during the past year, or from Se7tem-
Der /. 1871. TO DcccmbN" !. ls2z.
Tho league - county organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
Christmas and Cloves
Arrive Together!

any we'll ordered December the 25th Any woman VIII
quite adore pair of the Gaunes with their smart
; and NOVELTY wrists We're featuring the Vandyke Cape
Gauntlet at ~
CAP smart fiE"NNft hio
shad embroidered button ehsNh
back racale 2As
"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
Gifts for Tots 2 to 6

BINGHAM Panue Dresss1 Pf1tn
colors and small chsch All
hand trimmed. Two
DRESSES @. oh ecked and plain
Bingham. with contrasting COL
orsd trimming. Psntis stJlA
l-eS
pOTTN Pantle Dresses IN n9tura!
rotE4e shada Hand euohrnadsrsd
In throvn or red.
noRSRaH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-11
'Kerchiefs Gaily Spread
the Xmas Spirit
Near and Far!

THE wonderful asortments this year make the SELECTION 90
light And they're dainty gifts to wrap up and tuck
awav in the branches Of the Xmas tree
49, $500 u.. SPANISH srnbro
embroidered
and venice
po'u''~ Whit and
LINEN mADlFs
VIII lace
drawn threads Of "n'7' -"'
LAND eubro Handksrchsts
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Electrical Gift
Easy because there arc no
many handy spplianceA and
nearly every home lacks some
of them A suggestion, II tho
home does not how already
have one, is an electrical Cot
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