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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06

Sos of Confederate veterans and
Daughters of the Confederacy, and
others entitled to certificates enabl-
ing them to procure low reduced
rates to the Confederate Reunion at
Dallas. Texas, May 10 to %, can pro-
cure same at the Spirit of Jefferson
Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06
TAILOR SHOP EQUIPMENT.
FOR COUNCILMAN.

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for election to the City
Council for the Second Ward, at the
Corporation election on Thursday
Nav %, 1925, and respectfully solicit
the support of the voters of Charles
Town. E. G.. Henson.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06

Remember the dried hams, beef,
we used to have? Cure some when
you put down your hogs See Wall.
Get pail of condition powders for
your stock and feed thirty days be-
CO., the poultry and Live Stock Drug
Store.
Sawed and Split Wood.
Miley Bros.
You get nothing but the best of
\ everything in fresh meat at Walls
Aeat Market, Eastsrday BID.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06
Town Property For Sale.

For sale, a desirable residence
property in Charles Town, centrally
located. For information, apply at
the Spirit of jefferson office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06
For Rent,

Front and back apartments in St.
George building, Charles Town, W.
Va. Apply to Mrs. Reva G. Rissler,
in care of Harness Factory.
Feb. eff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06
NOTICE
OF Commissions =

OF Commissioned !"
The following Fiu lsslsI
are before me for ga
Thornton t. Perry
Mollie Craighill. ..s q
Bane Brown, TruS's'
Mcdaniel. ar,r.
Frank Nichols. A0n :
Nichols. x,,5 d
Given under my hap 4
of April, 1925. nohrd
CommissiopH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06

FOR SALE.

Several Drums of Liquid Lime
Sulphur. Enquire price; telephone
201-11-1
April 29-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
ETTPNITIJRF

The undersigned, discontinuing
housekeeping, will sell at public sale
at her residence, located on North
George Street, in Charles Town, w.
Va. opposite Melvin T. Strider's
place of business, on
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1925,
Commencing at / o'clock P. NJ, the
following property, to-wit:
One oak bedroom suite, one oak
wardrobe good as new, one oak wash
stand. one antique single bed, one
sch of spring sand mattres for double
bed, two old time parlor stands, three
bed room chairs, one hall rack, one
fowl rack, one rocking chair, one
large dining room table, one leather
couch, one parlor settee and chair to
match, two leather rocking chairs,
one morris chair, one china cupboard,
some large pictures and trainers, one
large nickel lamp, several small
lamps, one clothes horse, one clothes
basket, several toilet sets, window
blinds, curtain poles, window screens.
lot of floor coverings, one wooden
bench, cooking utensils, china and
glassware, lot Of empty glass jars and
crooks, one kitchen range, one gas
range, oneself feeder stove in good
condition, one small egg stove, two
wood stoves in excellent condition,
two coal hods.
TAILOR SHOP EQUIPMENT.
Two large tables, one small silk
case, one electric iron, one large
mirror, one ga sstove, and other art
ices too numerous to mention.
TERMS:-Three months on all
sums over $40, bankable paper with
interest from date. $40 and under,
cash. No property to be moved until
terms of sale are complied with.
MRS. c. E. REININGER.
Chas. r. Engle, Auctioneer.
Bane Brown, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06
For Rent,

Store Room, Furnished Rooms and
Offices in the Old Post Office building.
Apply to Miss Myrtle Barr, Sec,
Jefferson Co. Telephone CO., Agent.
Mar. lift
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-05-06

Lawn Swings, Couch Hammocks,
and Old Hickory Porch Furniture.
- - nn.~-.-~-.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

"Miss you sorely dear but am
content if you are happy have
arranged for draft at National
Bank you have all my love and
good wishes am leaving for
America at once john"
Lady Pinter broke away from
the confusion of luggage and por-
tiers in the vestibule to inquire:
"A wire from your lover, dear?"
EYES," said Tina shortly, and her
voice trembled. And so to her
room.
Lisbon! Hot, fetid Lisbon.
With Charlton and Sarling and
Lady Pinter and Art. And John
Humphrey leagues away, heading
westward, to the States, to wrestle
with the business that provided her
with luxury. Heavens, how lonely
she felt!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
Butterflies III heRam BzAudewSou1ar

set that stood for modernity and
observation-disclosures.
When she entered the hotel with
Charlton the first person she en-
countered in the vestibule was
Sarling. He had been down to the
buffet and was about to ascend
the stairs.
$50, there you are," he said,
and she fancied there was a re-
proach in his voice. Better come
right up to the sitting-room and
set the Pinter mind at rest"
1t was rudeness, but Charlton
was so docile about it that Tina
felt guilty already.
Lady Pinter was reclining on a
long, cane chair near the open
window of the sitting-room. Her
hands were clasped across her
waist and she had thrown her head
Dack AFTER the fashion OF a hySterl-
cal woman who means for air
when all she really requires is a
dash of cold water.
whats the bad word?" asked
Tina, indulging slang that was an
insult to her real feelings.
Sarling shrugged his shoulders
and turned to ask Charlton if he
would take anything.
Lady Pniter sighed.
"One o'clock in the morning."
she said. "Do you-do you think
it altogether fair to me, Tina"
And yet Lady Pinter hadn't
been to bed before three during
the last ten years.
"There's a bite in your voice."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
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she couldn't concentrate on the
game. Fer thoughts were continu-
ally rowing back along'the road and
always they came to a stop before
a picture of Miranda Bolingbroke,
seated on Humphreys hunter, the
while he held her hand to re-as-
sure her!
Don't get too fond of Charl-
TONI What had Lady Pinter
meant by that remark? Confound
it! She thought she had forgotten
it, but she found herself repeating
it beneath her breath. Why, she
had known Charlton for years-she
knew him too we'll to be fond of
him.
Before turning into her cabin
that night she went for a walk
alone on deck. In the darkness
she tripped over a chair which the
deck steward had neglected to re-
move. A man whom she had not
met before came from the nowhere
to her assistance. She hated him
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
An Important Message To All
Who Suffer From Enlarged Veins
at Last-A Bandage For Supporting the Veins That Is
Actually Superior to the Elastic Stocking.


bling gently aud upward toward the
heart as blood in the veins flows that
way, keeping the limb as nearly as pos
sible on level with the body. Apply
little more and then support The parts
with the bandsgp. The banda2e may be
worn night and day " only through the
day. II there ~ y3ricOse ulcer apply
the oil very thoroughly in and around
the ulcer and then, covering with piece
Of muslin or gauze apply the bandage
az above.
MOones Emerald Oil is dispensed in
twO-ounce bottles at S11j. Most every
good druggist has this, but until distri-
button through drug stores is completed
the bandages will be sent anywhere, mail
charge paid on receipt OF SIS, or, II you
prefer, c. o. D., and you can pay the
mailman when IL arrives
II is not wise for anyone 10 allow
swollen veins 10 keep on enlarginc. often
they burst and cause weeks Of pain,
suffering and loss Of employment.
INTERNATIONAL LABORATORIES
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

The way has at last been found TO
overcome the manifold disadvan-
tages of the old-fashioned elastic
stocking.
This new bandage. TO which the name
NOone's BaBdage has been given. is Of a
soft, velyety-like texture. Never causes
itching. liberation or soreness its
elasticity enables the patient or surgeon
10 put IL on at any required tension To
get the desired support. II will follow
a swelling up or down as the case may
be, a feature absolutely unknown in any
other bandage. Self holding, no bother
with pins OF strings-simply tucking the
end under the last fold ensures perma-
nent stay. Cleanliness-careful washin 2
and drying, but never ironing-mskes
INCOMES BANDAGES like new.
INCOMES EMERALD OIL used in con
junction with the bandage often results
in a marvellous reduction Of the veins
themselves in many cases back 10 normal.
The treatment is very simple Apply
q small quantity Of the Moones Emerald
Oh over the surface Of the veins, rub
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

for it, as there was a hideous grin
on his face. "You're a friend of
Mr.. Charlton-aren't you?" he
said, as she leaned against the rail
and fetched breath. The sinister
suggestion was that Charlton's con-
dition when marched from the din
ing room found its reflex in her.
One cannot play with pitch and re-
main defiled!
THANK you for your assistance"
she said haughtily. 81 didn't see
the chair in the darkness"
course you didn't" said the
man. "1'll fetch a stewardess if
you like, shall II"
81 shall be much more grateful
if you'll take yourself away" said
Tina, and he would have hurried
rather than ambled if he could have
seen the fire in her eyes.
She didn't see the fellow again
until the ship was slowly making
its way up the river Tsgus to Lis
bon. And, then, to her amaze
ment, she heard Sarling speak to
him. Neither of the men saw her
approaching. Distinctly she heard
Sarling say:
"Hullo, Groves! How's the trip
used you?" She hadn't the faint
est idea who Groves might be, for
she didn't see the private inquiry
agent on that night when he called
at Wingrove and was ANONYMOUSLY
turned out of the house by her hus-
band AS he walked away from
Sarling he glanced back and his
red, pimply face suggested to her
mind nothing so much as discard
ed beetroot.
Lisbon. She was not enamored
of the city as seen from the river,
but in the hurry and scurry of get
ting ashore she had done with
minor prejudices. 1t was neither
a disappointment nor a relief to
her to find that the friends who
were to have travelled over land did
not put in an appearance at the
pier. As a fact they were still in
London, wholly unaware of the
movements of Lady Pinter and the
plans which she and Charlton had
laid so carefully.
The stewards had brought her
portmanteaux on deck; she was
ready to go ashore. Charlton and
Sarling came to her to make certain
that she was all right; she begged
them to 90 to the assistance of
Lady Pinter, who appeared to be
telling her tip-hunting cabin stew
ard exactly what she thought of his
immediate ancestors.
1t was an Internationally long
while before they got ashore; then
they drove straight to the Avenida
Hotel where rooms had been en-
gagged by Charlton. She had cold
Humphrey that she intended to
stay at this place, but she wasn't
the long telegram which
was awaiting her:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
Age or Lack of Experience Bars No One
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Your Satisfaction Guaranteed

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bond IL my training doesn't satisfy you after you
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two-milliondolar Institution stands back OF this
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

Don't you keep working for SIS HXs
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81 to SIS An Hour Spare Tim e

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
A Household Hint.

CPILLED tea will not leave a
- stain if a lump of sugar has
been added to the water in the
teapot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11

On Cooking Vegetables.
TIE up a pieceNof bread in mus
1 lin, put it into the water when
the. vegetables are cooking to pre-
vent any unpleasant smell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
$40 a DaY

500 a DaU Use my name az a ref
|@o q Lay erence and depend on
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Phoenix, Arizona. THE biggest thing
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
Engineers Associa-
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Cooke Traipinp!

This American Associa-
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15.000 College and Prac-
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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22

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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22
IDEAL HOME CONCRETE FLOOR TO BE POURED THIS WEEK

the entire wall construction. clear TO
the roof. Matching in economy al
most any form of construction. these
walls have the virtue Of withstand
ing the cold of winter and the heat
of summer. Portland Cement Stuc.
co will furnish a pleasing exterior
finish, Platner Brothers. who have
been awarded the stucco contract by
Mr.. johnson. declare that the work
will withstand the test of years. and
will be attractive In appearance and
adhere to the block walls as long as
they aresallowed to stand.
Skill and Craftsmanship.
Contracts for the interior are not
completed. but NJ. A. Disbrow has un-
dertaken the important Item Of the
entire mill work. Their handieraft
viii be seen throughout the win
sows. the floors. the stairs. the in
terror trim and finish, and in fact
all the places where the eve meets
mill work. The winding stair. In the
front hall Is bit of work that called
for skill and craftma nship In design.
other contracts for construction
and accessories are~ expected 10 he
closed during the coming week.
Wayne Water softener will be In
stalled by=r ID. de Lashmutt. repre-
sentative of the Wayne Tank and
Pump company. The process of
softening the hard water will save
plumbing and heating fixtures. make
real soft water as handy as the near
est faucet for personal use. and pay
for itselfgin few years. in It's saw
!. Cx4f sommer ha. undertaken to
d s Att.A heating system. Architect
Charles Rosenberg and Mr.. Sommer
decided on an Areo boiler and Ameri-
can radiators as the heating equip
ment and Sommer with his we'll
known slogan Of business. CONNER
Beats Winter" guarantees hs work
to defy 9 20-degree below zero tenn
perature with ease.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22

cheap II offered at public sale. hit
money could not replace them. My
library, for instance.
! want everyone who wants a home
OF his own to go out and see the one
! am building. Talk 10 the work
men. Ask all the questions that
come to mind. That's part of their
job. answering questions. This home
building problem should be the big
gest problem in the world for Amer
lean men and women.
Take Dundee car and go 10 the
end Of the line. near the old Happy
Hollow club-Brownell hall, II volt
please. Then walk block north.
short block west, thence north till
you see what Is going TO be real
home. an artistic. firesafe home. And
while there don't forget to look out
over the wonderful view. That's GO
ing to be mighty big part Of the
home, believe me.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22
Ideal Firesafe
> Home Is to Be
Finest of Kind
Structure Costing $4,000,
Built by Dave Z. Johnson,
:s:SsDesisned by Chas. ". Ros-
enbfrry, at s7l6sN. 50tir.f

one OF the finest houses OF its
kind. costing $4,000, .located in the
new Happy Hollow addition, is be
ing erected by The Omaha Zee AT 7fe
North F'ifty.sixth street. 1t will be
known as the Ideal Firesafe Home of
The Omaha Bee. and is being con
structed by Dave iE. johnson.
Charles w Itosenbe,ry. architect,
has worked out complete plans for
sthe home and contracts are being let
Tor various phases of its construction.
Ii viii be a Spanish. type home, with
living room. dining room, hall, sun
: room and kitchen on the first floor,
kand three bedrooms on the second
floor. each plentifully supplied with
closets.
The house, when completed, will
the part of The Omaha Bee to insti-
Elfste "a. campaign tr. better buiElip&
E6tM t6 create interest in home iccnt
fxtruction. The OnAa ha Bee conteifAs
that it costs practically no more to
!. donstruct a. Beautiful and we'll
4mlnipped home than 1t does to erect
| tRe of less slightly appearance.
~ Help Home Builders.
In initiating the construction of
this home, The Omaha Bee is In
spired with the desire to help prospec-
4 Eve home builders in the planning
OF a house and to demonstrate what
= can be accompl shed with the cooper
GRAFTON of the men and organizations
of this city in construction work.
TIE plan provides not only for the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22

might occur In the cellar. arising into
the upper floors of the house. The
rigidity of such a floor insures that
walls cannot sag and cause plaster
to ctack. II an oil burner IS used.
which might make slight noise. the
concrete floor desdens the sound en-
tirely. Any dust or dirt in the cellar
cannot arise through the floor into the
living portion of the house.
Henry r. Roessig. head OF the con
struetion department of the Diamond
Concrete Products company, has I'M
dertaken to pour the floor. when the
rans have been set. In addition TO the
othef concrete work on the home.
The additional cost OF such floor
ever the wood construction floor Is
very small. and the many advantages
ef such construction far outweigh
the difference in money.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22

Contra ctor Dave f. Johnson will
have a crew of carpenters busy Mon.
day morning erecting tho wooden
truss.work to support the Meyerform
steel pans which will be used TO
make the concrete floor for the en-
tire first floor of The Ideal Firesafe
Home of The Omaha Bee.
The plans and steel work and
Meyerforms are being supplied by the
Concrete Engineering company of this
city, and the work will be conducted
in the same manner in which concrete
floors are made for big buildings. The
Meyerform pans provide floor that
carries the weight OF the floor on
concrete trusses underneath the floor
itself.
Advantages OF such floor In a
home are many. In the first place, 1t
is safeguard against fire which
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22

building of the home. but also for Its
decorative scheme and equipment Of
furniture.
Expense of every Item and its re-
lationship TO the whole has been the
constant thought of the designers
Not a home with unlimited money
spent throughout it. Is the ideal. but
home such as one of Omaha's fam
lies might desire to construct for
themselves.
Prospective builders are invited to
watch the construction throughout
etery stare. 70 tfsit the site and to
ask questions freely as to methods
and r'easons why. :. Each Of the men
ee peerred in the epecfion of the house
Is Interested in the problem that faces
the home builder. and is eager 10 ex-
plain each step of his work
When completed The Omaha Bee
hopes 70 present. for the approval of
its public home complete in every
detail constructed for SIM that
may be matched with contracts and
that NAV. produces homes that will
bring satisfaction and feehng of
pride of ownership.
Good Site Selected. W
It is doubtful If "a bstrerr choice
could have been mad1 of the selEcfion
of a site Facing southeast on Fifty.
sixth street. the Ideal Firesafe Home
of The Omaha Bee is situated on the
rising crest of the east facing slope
of beautiful Happy Hollow addition
Nothing has been left undone to make
this one of the coming desirable resi-
dence sections. Reason&f Sfestric
tions. in kseAlng win tks. .vsINe of.tht
|lots, have Nm plae9 b11tstlls ho 4Ies
within It's borders, Landscape engi
|neers have designed. winding streets
that will attain the most for each OF
the lots
Frank Whipperman. head OF the
Diamond Concrete Products company
has undertaken. for Contractor Dave
Johnson, the construction OF the con
crete masonry walls. Frank Whip
perman Is q leader in cement mason
ry construction and in this home he
is installing the ideas which years oil
experience have shown to be right fof
this climate. Hollow waterproof
blocks will be continued throughout
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22
ALL-STEEL CELLAR
WINDOWS PUT IN

"Why not install basement windows
now, also?' queried the salesman.
1t was Fl. b. Neff of the Gate City
Iron Works and the genial Hank
was so enthusiastic about those Des
Moines all steel windows that he sells
that no one could resist his argu-
ments.
Therefore. and especially as they
cost about the same az wood
window, they are installed In the
cellar Of the Ideal Firesafe Home.
They're the only windows In the
world that come equipped with steel
bars. No sne can sneak into the
ba asement because a window has been
left unlatched,' he pointed out.
They look like something and they
admit a good 80 per cent more light
into tho basement"
The windows. which are already IN
stalled. are OF heavy pressed steel,
electrically welded and hinges welded
TO the sash. "A handy chain holds
the window at any point. Each
window is equipped with a pressure
lock that makes 1t weather proof
and the windows can be set to open
at either the bottom or the top.
The window subject being disposed
of so neatly, we settled back TO really
enjoy tho pleasure OF Hanks visit
and hear of life and prospects in the
wrought iron business. Not chance.
You might just as well have a
real coal chute" declared Hank. The
Des Moines all steel Is peach, and
only costs 81 to your contractor. 60
we got Dave Johnson on the phone
and Dave IL installing one of these.
Hank says that II will pay for itself
every time We get a load of coal or
wood in the fact that 1t protects the
hnuse
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22
Phones Increase.

Ottawa. Ont. Feb. 20.-The mum
ber of telephones increased in Canada
from a44.029. in 1922. to ] ,009 2o3. In
1923. according to a report Of the bu-
reau Of statistics.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-22
Weather Not Ideal.

The weather hasn't been what
would like to have II, hence tho
builders are being sadly delayed. But
the home is progressing. Firesafe7
III tell the world I'll have things
in that home that would sell mighty