The daily telegram. [volume], June 13, 1912, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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I Arrow, Okla., "to use my leti
| fl if ftwill.inducesotne suffering
|; pains all over, and suffered v
sicians failed to relieve me.
I better health than ever before,
IL because I suffered many year
fl different kinds. What other
I for a few days only."
la take
Cardui
Don't wait, until you are
Ing care of yourself. The sm,
If 'eymptoms of womanly weakn
worse to follow, unless given
; You would always keep
- what quick and permanent rel
and disease of the womanly
to bear. Cardui has helped c
Write to: Udic*' Advisorr Dept. Chi
(or Special Instruction!, and 6i-pa*e book, "1
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To_be (
By Exerts of the1 'Nation at
. Congress to Bd Held in
- 1 Atlantic Cfty.
WASHINGTON, June 13.?Air the
efforts that-have been made (In
last decade to glee .the United States
a syBtem of "public roads equal to the
one ppsaessed by. Franoe will come
to-a focus lq. Atlantic City from Sep-.
tember 30 to October 8, when the
' American Rtoad CongTees holds IB
flret anual session. The date and
place for holding the congress have
just been announced by Logan Wal
1: ' ler Page, director of the United
States Office .of Public Roads and active
president of the congress.
The American Rood Congress will
mark the consolidation of the coni
ventions of forty of the most important
road organisations In the United
I States Including the Arnerioan As,
soclation for Highway Improvement!
. A Hot Cer
For
*C"| T
. Is a good start, for th
1i: It tones up the svst
'tion of blood and helps th
' y- . form their 'work.
Post Ti
' made from wheat, corn ai
for breakfast.
It has a delicious, ere
ment, and is easily digeste
;' . Post Tavern Special
pare?to be cooked same
% l \ and served with sugar anc
Sold by G-roce
1 '
Made by !' -t i.ii Cereal Oo.
N Battle Cri
.
Mrs. Nora Guffey, of Broken I
ter in any way you want to, I
Woman to try CarduL I had I
rith an abscess. Three phy
Since taking Cardui, I am in
and that means much tbtat, H
s with womanly troubles, of
treatments I tried, helped me H
The ' I
WomarftTonic I
i t*.
taken down sick, before tak- I
all aches and pains, and other
ess and disease, always mean H
quick treatment
i Cardui handy, if you knew
lief it gives, where weakness I.
system makes life seem hard I
iver a million women. Try it
Utanooga, MefUdne Ca. Chattinoogi, Tom.. H
rtomeTreatmcBtfor Women." sent free. J51 H
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oblems
Tackled
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and the American Automobije Aaaoc|
latloh. Atlantic City has tendered
cue nee 01 cne million aouar pier for
the great gathering and It is ther.e
I that the* dally sessions will 'be held.
President Taft Is the honorary presihas
&*
Its active president. Director Page
and. for Its treasurer, Lee MtClung.
treasurer of the United States.
The National Association of Road
Machinery ' and Material Manufac-'
turers has voted to hold its exposition
of materials and equipment In
coajfinotfoa' with the; 'congress..
Among the members of the Manufacturers
Association are many of .the
largest manufacturing companies in
the world. Every Industry relating
to the building and care of roads and
bridges will be represented, and It
will be possible for the road builders
and road users to acquaint themselves
fully With all the labor saving
levices, methods and formulas that
? ? : i
(I
eal
Breakfast
e day.
cm?increases the cireulaie
digestive organs to perivern
Special
?a new food
id rice is an ideal hot dish
:aniy taste, rich nourislid.
is economical, easy to preas
old-fashioned porridge,
1 cream.
rs in 15c pkgs.
, Ltd., Pure Pood Factories,
sek, Mich.
piete set of miniature models fllustrating
every known type of roads
and miniature working models of
rolls, crushers and various 'equipment
operated by yriy electric mot-,
ora. The governments priceless collection
ot models showing the development
of. transportation ~frojij the
primitive human burden bearer to the
uiuaeru u-uiouiwuiie ana locoujouve
may alfo form a feature of tttp exposition,:
. "Old TrtUs* exhibits recalling
scene* along the, famous old
roads anf trallB such as.. rTWf-; Old
Cumberland Road" and -the !*Santa
Fe Trails" will add pictur^squeness
to the display. .
One of the principal organisations
composing the congreBB will be- the
American Association for highway
Improvement composed of about 1,50b
men who are leaders id their respective
llnek of activity throughout the
United States. Interstate Commerce
Commissioner James 8. Harlan, is
chairman of the board' of directors;
W. W. Flnley, president of the
Southern Railway Company, is chairman
of the executive comfllttee;
Thomas Nelson Page, the noted author,
is<cbairman of the membership
oommlttee; and W. c. BroWn.-president
of the Now Yor'a Central lines,
is vice-president of the association.
Thirty-flve Organizations , -fpr road
improvement are identified with the
BB8oclatlQH and twenty raiiroa# companies
are giving it their Support.
Thfe American Automobile . Association
will represent at the! congress
the large and ever increasing number I
of road users, who. whl]? jhIiw,
the difficult problem of road construction
and maintenance because ot |
motor traffic, are giving- a new im-.1
penance and uses to the roads and'
are contributing heavily to road Improvement.
- Tours, from all Important
cities will be conducted by tbei
association In time so that all1 will
arrive-in- - Atlantic City on Bead
Users Say. From Quebec'and Intermediate
points will ^qme a great contingent
oil-good roads enthuslastics
whq ere stfflving ltor a'itrpat through
international highway stretching
from Quebec to Miami,'IHa.y traversing
the entire American seaboard.
These will be met at Atlantic City
.by the southern, boosters who wilt
come from Miami and Intermediate
pointy -The arrangements for these
tours'will be under the direction of
the American Automobile Association
and' the American Association for.]
Highway Improvement. ' ' j
The United States Is paying $1,000,-1
000 a day for our roads, more- than
$300,000 of which, according to government
estimates, 1s wasted. Some
ot this country's-, roads are among
the finest In the world; many of
thefn. are the worst iojlhe world. It
Is to. flnxi ways and mentis of stopping
this' tremendous drain of. road revenues,
and, of introducinlg the best
possible' methods of management of
construction and of maintenance that
the leading engineers, chemists, fij
nanclers, legislators, educators and
eX6CUtlVAfl will
?_ .?*>* aooCUlUie HI* AllUQUC
I City. The first two days of the congress
will be assigned to the road ,
users ' under the auspices of the I
American Automobile Association,
the second^ two days to the great
problems of legislation, finance and
economies/Ymder the ausplcds of the
American Association for Highway
Improvement, while the last two days
will be given up to the engineers who
will discuss problems of construction
and maintenance,; and to the
various associations which will meet
and map out their plans of action,
correlate their efforts,. and make
definite arrangements to pull together
in the greatest campaign for road
Improvement and wise conservative
management ever undertaken.
FESTIVAL 1
Of Amusement Will the Big
- "'Buffalo Bill" Circus
Here Tomnrrmw Re
Under the personal managerial
direction of Buffalo Bill and Pawnee
Bill," their combined exhibition of
the Wild West and Far (Bast to be
here tomorrow, has become qne of
the great arenlc attractions of the
amusement world, differing as It
does from anything preceding,
j The Oriental apactacle, pirtlci-l
pated ln_by peoplesNof all nations,'
'and Vndiginous animals of their vari-l
ous countries, includes Prof. Gru-j
ber's elephant, "Minnie," who displays
unbelievable intelligence and
educational attainments In a series
of difficult feats In conjunction with
a quintette consisting of man, lady.
-v?v, |wii/ nuu uuk. i ne accurate
portrayal o( Indian battles in an in-'
terestlng manner, the attach on thd
old' ox wagon train, stage coaeh
tortyr^eentt fromnbe rsrr Eist, the
old time f Ox ""hunt produced by tho
wmmammg^ia
on between man, horse and dog.
I The troupe"' 61 Russian "peasant
frhlrtwind{'dan<ftW,* m Jfieir elaborate
aW hrnilaaf? <natta'e costumes,
'gives ^Very "aWsttc atnt- charming
perfornfance, an'd is among the
noveltie^- thls-sehson to lend freshness
'to older, "yOtnever-ttrlog basic
gems that gW*i permanent value to
Buffalo Bill's '.Y?ftd . West and'Pawnee
Bin's Par Eist'. '
HOKEFKWTB1MDAD.
il. T. Elder; a popular oil veil
driller of this' city,' has returned' from
the Island'"of Tf-inldad,' British West
Indies, where he was engaged in his
business for a.'number of years. He
trill likely go to the Bermuda Islands
In a few weeks to drill oil' wells
there.
John Jfawlon,\ot Sutton, Is In the
city.
I i . is ...
TO CURE A COLD IN ONS DAT
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnla
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
falla.'to cute, B. W. GROVE'S s'gns
We i* on each box. atn.
; -V1.- ,
Women who ben1* children and remain
healthy are. those who prepare
their systems In advance of bt^y'a
coming. * TJnTeaa the mother ' aids
nature in its'pre-natal work the' crisis
finds her system unequal to .the demands
mado upon It, and Bhe is often
left with weakened .health or chronic
nttmonfa ~ Mh. .wTtoM-v .la , no. tnilv n.
help -to nature as Mother's Friend,
and no expectant mother should fall
tp use if Paijl ^
discomfort caused by the strain on
the ligaments, makes pliant and elastic
those fibres and muscles which
nature Is ekpandins, prevents numbneas
of llmbsynnd soothes tho lnflam
ntatlpn of breast glands. The systehi
being ..thus. Prepared by Mauler's
Friend dispels the fear that the crisis
may- not Tie'1 Safely met! Mother's
Frie'dd assures a speedy and complete
recovery for the mother, and she Is
left a healthy. , woman to enjoy the
rearing of her
sa .."SK Mother's
drug atci'es: fmAnJ
Write for our free,. * :f rltSIlfl
book for ipmpfr r '
ant motherJ? .which, contains much
.valuable ' information, and many ,sugI
gestfons ofa^fitiliifdl nature:
8BAPFIEL8 RECtfLATbRCO.'. Atlasta, Cs.
Curing (lie 'summer morilhii mothers ol
young children should watch for any unnatural
looseness of the bowels. When giveq
prompt attention at this ti?u serious trouble
may be avoided/ Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea "Remedy 'can always be
depended upon.- Oar sals by all dealers. *
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I I The Fair I m
and 7/
Square if l
Store
?
$1.50 and $2.00 Princess
sale Saturday at 98c
$5.00 Silk Princess Slip
~
I $5.00 values, all wool
tan "Whipcord Skirts .
i Qfc
$6.00 to $10.00 values, all
eluding black aad blue.
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The Reward
Who
Their Merch;
T. J. LYNG
. - )('$ :IV - .1
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Lynch Building
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nflHHBnnflBBBc
WHY
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advisable for i
the Empire S
4% Interest Paid or
ffiHI
MAIN AND FOURTH STS.,
Capital $250,000 Su
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gfe LADIES SWISSES
jw au DRESSES
m W 10.00 ID 12.00
,,,V: - Iff VALUES
>AU: m.u
of those tp* ^ptJJ
Siea^ AllJ^w ancl-.charming styles
KIB.T ' Exact copies of $25 and $35
JGAINS modeIs:' ,
Skirts '
1.98 65 00Z. GIRLS Jf
*<?? WASH DRESSES A,
s, black ijk\ .v |j
blue mix- A L /? \n\i
Skirts'... H-JlL i
1 AO The only store in ^*13^
?*k/0 Clarksburg giving I j
such values in girls' \L '
" ~ Wash Dresses. \>j
gi*ey and "
"V 339-41 W. Main St.
colore, in- Hwne pUr. Co.
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For Those
Buy
indise From i
h jdql-l
?^ ? -m** w . I |
330 W. Main /. j|
YOU SHOULD
WE A SANK
ACCOUNT
t encourages thrift, fosters saying and i ,9
. up a-reserve fund, a bank account-is
' '' ' i'M $8
everyone.. Start an acc'ount.today"with. p
ational Bank.
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I OdVIIIgS AUUUUniS
ONAt bank j
v...
, CLABKSBURG, W. VA.
rplus and Profits $145,000
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t ?BMM?WW W??
i ?,r<- . . V.
Ne w Styles ^gK| " I
SILHWA1STS 'J3!M
I $1-95 ?
1 4 i
Sale of Pop- I
tin Coats <1
$4.98
Values up to $10.00
Contrasting collars and cuffs .
"?-warranted to wash.
165 WASH DRESSES A I
150 AND 2.00 1?
um m &m.:
IJH-ULU \y
I 98C #
1' Friday and Saturday
Percales, Ginghams and
Lawns