The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], September 26, 1916, Page TWO, Image 2

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COURT OPENS TODAY !
AT ST. GLAIRSVILlEi
I
I TJOJm TEBM, WITH JUDGE X.TNCH |
J rxxsroriTG, to be inrasxrAi.. !
( IT BITSY ONX.
id 3-ary "Will Conveno
Morning ? Also ITaturallcatloa
Day ? St. Clair* ville JTew?. i
ST. CL.A1RSVIL11 O. Sept. 25. ? On I
i Tuesday morning Judge Chas. J. Lynch;
. 'will open the fall term of Belmont coun- !
ty common pleas court ajid the session
is expected to by one of the busiest iti
the history of the court. A large num
ber of cases are now un the docket for
.* hearing and It Is expected that the term
?will run up. to tho time for the starting
- of the winter term. The grand jury w ill
conveno on Wednesday morning and wiljj
be in session a week. One hundred and
. twenty-five cases are up for luvcstlga- 1
? tion before this jury and a large uum-i
y ber of true bills are expected to be re-i
turned. Dunne this week only e.is'-s
Vthat do. not require a jury will be heard. I
Weduwtiay will be naturalization day I
and 70 petitions for naturalization J
papers are up for hearing.
On Tuesday, all motions a.nd demur- j
rers wiH be heard and the following is
the list set for hearing.
Tuesday, Sept. ^6 ? Motions and De-j
murrers:
J. A. Monroe et al vs. Grafton Mfg. Co.
~ Asa E. Thomas vs. Anna Wilcox, et aL
. Samuel Parrv vs. City of Mratins For. ]
. - ry, ?t al.
t Louis Helling, vs. Tony S. Charles,
exee'r. *
American Bonding Co. vs. Commercial
-& Savings Bank.
v. Llaalo Cora Steubenrach vs. Isaiah,
i- Dean.
John Janiszeski vs. Fred White. !
D. N. Truax vs. W. L.. Cronin.
' . J. W Wright vs Samuel RicSgeway I
.set aL
'?! Essie C. Matthews vs. Jesse F. Mc-''
?>' .Cartney. i
; W. H. Patterson & Son vs, Arthur I
Uoyd & Son.
St. Nicholas Greek Church vs. Paul |
}. Sflcora.
;t' H. H. Holloway et al vs. Margaret R. 1
??pHomphrey et al.
: V Swift & Co. vs. John Torok.
AdoJph .Maag vs. Whitaker-Glessner j
?? Co. !
State of Ohio ex re I Hall vs. Haxmah
estranges et al.
John J. Imer vs. Walter Harris et al.
? City of Bellalre vs. Albert J Norton.
; . ' Anna B. Stewart ax'rx vs. Wheeling
^Traction Co.
Wm. T. Hughes vs. Wheeling Trac
b ?tioa Co.
,-v.L. Celeste C. King adin'x va. Wheeling
ir * Traction Co.
WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS
Wm. Hare's Sons, Wheeling, have re
' cently installed a number of V. & K.
: ? "Water systems in St. Clairsville which
are remarkable lor their simplicity,
completeness and above all their quiet
\ness and dependability. This firm
r does quite a thriving business within
"--?a radius of fifty miles of Wheeling and j
is'thoroughly equipped to handle any-1
i ' thing in the plumbing, heating and j
k viewer supply line.
Big Salt Tiled.
Alexander Xeesej of Martins Ferry,
vO-day filed suit in ccmmcn pleas court
against John C. Hayne, as administrator
s~0 1 the estate ot Minnie Watson, de
S ceeujed. The plalntitf asks for money in1
"the sum of $ 17.00V for the care of the'
deceased lor a number of years. Wil
liam Dixon, Jr., is the attorney for the
i-:. plaintiff.
r American Guaranteed Paint, at fao |
Utory price, $1.85 per gallon. A. J. Lo- 1
. rentz,, St Clairsville, Ohio. tJ
St. Clair* villo Brief#.
Attorney William Dixon. Jr., of Mar
grry. was a business visitor hera j
?? W. J. Walker and W. W.
r? ivfrcTv" heeling visitors to-day
-v. Cabman of i:?lmorit was a bu?i
dcsh visitor here to-day.
The county commissioners met in reg
alar session to-day but little of import
ance was done aside from the regular
Miner*. j
ch T. Fogle of f>llalre was a busl- j
visitor here to-i:t<*y.
hn McGraw. of i:e!!aire. was here1
calling on friends. *|
lire Stewart; of Bellaire. was here
on business. j
s Belmont County Bar Association
tiold its regular meeting at th*> be- j
ag of the te.rm of court on Tuvs
OUT-THE-PIKE
Snpler Funeral Today.
Funeral services for James Supler. of
tWest Alexander, why died Sunday after
noon, will be hei:l this afternoon at 2
o'clock from th?,' place of death. Rev.
J.* G. I}eeds. pastor of the West Alex
ander Methodist Episcopal church. will [
ir^rn'-n' will be in the West
'"ffander cemetery.
r Xany Attending- institute.
r;'All of the teachers of western Wash
pgton county and of West Alexander
xe attending the annual Washington
Dunty teachers" institute being held \
his week at Washington, fa. A splen
fidprogram is being carried out. All off i
(ie public schools of Washington county I
open on Monday, Oct.
i ~~ Banquet Largely Attended.
I The annual banquet <?:' th.? Sunday
phool classes taught t>v I lev. U. U.
hillips and Mrs. W. B. North was held
at night in tho Short Creek Method
? ??t Episcopal church. The event was
I well attended.
School Board Meeting-.
W Tho' "Washington (country) district j
r 4 board of education will meet tomorrow,
I ' evening in the Fulton school >uilding,
?f- at which tim?> a number of important
V matters will be considered.
f American Guaranteed Paint, at Tao
~vtory price, $1.S5 per gallon. H. V.
?r: Springer, Elm Grove, W. Va.
* XritTge Class Initiated.
*:"vi Last evening the degree staff of
?' Mystic Lodge No. - I Knights of Pythias
of Elm Grove initiated a large class
of candidates into the third degree.
Bowling Party.
The Buckley?Boostcrs of the Buckley
Methodist Episcopal church of Edg
^.'"wood will Kive a bowling party on
Friday ewning at Rudler's Place on tin
5S? National road.
g|f Hearing This jEvenlng.
fV This evening Dudley l>o\"le and Harry
jS-. Parnhart, will b<? srivn a hearing- before
Squire Charles Seihert. The case which
yvf; was to have been 'teld last, r.ifrht. is a
complicated on*1 and has been attracting
?*\ a great deal of attention.
jLr"f- American Guaranteed Paint, at ffao
tory price, $1.85 per gallon. Louis Paul,
Hi Leatherwood.
Blractor* Meeting.
?' Several matters of importance were
k; transacted at the meeting of the diree
p tors of the Elm Grove board of trade,
i': N held last night In the Rice Brothers
'-."5 real estate office. The report of the
'J- meeting Wil 1 be made at the next, reg
t?lar meeting" of the board. A commit
tee from the local organization will go
to Wellsburg tonight to attgnd tho
meeting of the board of trade to be
!?*??: held there.
P*r*on als and Briefs.
Arrangements are being completed for
the efficiency campaign which will be
carried out this fall and winter by the
members of the United Presbyterian
church at Roney*s Point.
While repairs are being made to the
am hill near "Wheeling park, a speed
_jance of five miles an hour will be
affect.
Iward Mossburg is confined to his
o in Edgwood on account of illness,
uie Falrpolnt "West Virginia Coai
Jipany has had extra trucks installs
(take care of its retail business.
, F. Behrens. of "Woodsdale, Is spend
a few days at White Sulphur
loss.
r. and Mr*. J. J Miller, of Woods.
' are spending a few days at Cleve
O- on business.
I. EJ. L. Johnston, of Rowlesburg,
dting friends In West Alexander.
JCdward ilossburg, of Edgwood,
Wrinkle
Chaser
Will positively clear every wrinkle
from every skin. Brings back color
and youthful freshness. Applied onl
at night before retiring, it feeds the
skin into smoothness and beauty. No
other treatment is necessary. A pure
nut-oil Egyptian skin food. Put up
only in handsome opal bottles. Take
nothing else. All firat-dasa drug stores
sell Uait.
Fifty Cents a Bottle
USIT M'FG. COMPANY
895 Mam Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Proprietors for United States
For saie by C. II. Grlest & Co.. and
ib-alers everywhere.
?ho has been visiting friends at Mo
Keesport. Pa., has returned to nor home.
Miss Viola Otl, of Littleton, who has
ben- visiting friends in Elm Grove. has
returned to her homo. r
.Mrs. Oscar l.arms?T. of Pittsburgh.,
who has been visi.ting relatives In West
Alexander, has returned home.
Miss Dorothy Moore, of West Alex
ander. is visiting: friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Florence Arnold has resumed her
position at Blum's pharmacy at Elm
Grove following a two weeks' vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
On. Thursday evening an old fash
ioned barn dance will be held In the
barn on the John Ebbert farm on Mid
dle creek.
Miss ulla Hanrl. of Elm Grove, lias
accepted a position at the Springer
paint store.
Dr. Leonard Eskey has moved from
Wheeling to Woodsdale.
W. J.' Burns and family have taken
up their residence at the Stratford hotel
for the winter.
Mrs. E. Lau and daughter Helen, of
Braddoek. Pa., are visiting friends nv
Woodsdale.
Miss Hazel Broadway, of w nee Mr; jr.
has accepted a position at the Woods
dale confectionery. "
Yesterday a good example of rapid
transit moving from Wheeling to Pitts
burgh, Pa., was given when the large
truck of A. B. Brown, of Fifth avenue.
Pittsburgh. Pa., passed through the pike
district loaded with household furniture.
Mr*. Howard, of Hundred. spent yes
terday the guest of friends in West
Alexander.
shadysideTohio
Oy*ter Supper.
The Improved Order of Bed Men arc ,
planning to serve an oyster supper Fri
day evening October 6. in their hall in!
the old school building. for the benefit .
of the orphans of the order. . I
Meeting of Juniors.
There will bo a meeting ofthe .Juniors I
of the Christian Sunday school at 5 1
o'clock Wednesday evening at thei
church for the purpose of organizing
a children's chorus. Miss Elsie Ward 1
will have charge of the meeting.
loe Cream Social
There will be an Ice cream social at ,
the CumDerlnnd Valley school house)
Saturday evening. The proceeds are
be used for the benefit of the school.
jPlcfraree Of Cradle Boll.
Walter McGulre the photographer will!
take pictures of all members of the cra-j
die roll of ' he. Christian Sunday school.,
.if the mothers will take the children to i
his home. The pictures are to be]
grouped for a cradle roll picture.
ladles' Aid.
Mrs. Charles Voght will entertain the
t.adies" Aid society of the M. E. church.
Thursday evening at her home. This
will be an open meeting.
"Willing Workers.
The Willing Workers of the Presby
terian church will meet Thursday af
tornoon-at the home of -Mrs. David!
Davis.
Mrs. Virginia Hurley of Chicago, is
visiting relatives in Shadyside and vi
cinity.
" Miss I.aura Bingel of Bridgeport, who
has been p. very efficient book-keeper
at the Casket factory for S years, lias
resigned her position and acepted one
with S. K. Frank and Co.. of Wheeling.
Miss Hess Workman left Monday to
Attend the state normal school at Kent.
John Haskinson of Warwood. spent
Sunday with his mother her-->.
Miss I .ova Palmer of Belmont spent
the week' end with Miss Elsie Ward.
Miss Xarcissa MeKelvey was brought)
home from the Glendale hospital on!
Saturday.
Albert Allum was a Sunday visitor at!
Pittsburgh.
The Casket Workers are planning to J
give a. home talent play In the near fu
ture,
Mr. and Mrs.- Herman Wright andj
Gains 25 Pounds in 30 Days
!
Xeraarkab'* Experience of T. G. Clark I
Bai*tls TJp Weight Quickly. j
"I was ail run down," writes P. G. '
I Clark. "I had to quit work I was sol
weak. Now. thanks to tonoline. I look !
like a mnv man. I gained -5 rounds in I
."0 days."
"Tonoline has put 10 pounds on me in ]
1 4 days." states Chas. Brarkett. "It has)
made me sleep well, enjoy what I ate|
and enabled 'nc t<> work with interest j
and pleasure."
It' you would like to put on a few [
pounds of good solid flesh, wo will send)
j you Fre* a 50c box of tono.line to prove]
what it will do for you.
Address the American Proprietory Co.
| Boston. Mass.. enclosing 10 cents to help
j pay for postage and packing.
! For sale by C. H. Grlest & Co. I
Boys' Norfolk Suits j
?at? $
$2.98 $3.95 $4.90 f
IVrOTHING is too good for your ^
* * boy. He's the man of to- t
morrow. J
Fit him out well, make him \
look and feel like a prince. t
Bring him to McFadden's and J
buy his clothing at a less price '
(quality considered of course) than t
in any store in town. ^ 1
In material, style and finish, our Buys' Suits J
arc entirely different than you will find in the i
, average store. They a re all made to ou special or- I
^ der, and bought early before the advance in prices, t
II at $2.98
J BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS?
made of fancy mixtures in all
* the different styles. A real
( $4.00 suit.
' at $3.95
$ BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS?
f made in sizes to fit boys of 7 to
^ 14 years. The very latest cut,
4 and the material the kind that,
14 usually ?ocs into suits that
6 cost $5.00.
I, at $4.90
f BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS?
A collection in all - wool fancy
4 mixtures of brown, olive, gray,
a lined with fine serge, and a real
* $6.50 suit at the above price,
i $4.90. <
Other Suits for Boys at ?
$1.98, $6.90, $7.90, $9.90
Boys' New Waists, Boys' New Underwear, Boys' New Shoes,
Boys' New Hats, Boys' New Raincoats, Boys' New Sweaters.
I children of Woodsfleld. spent the week
end with friends here.
Miss Emma McEIwaln apent Sunday
with relatives fit Wurwood.
Miss Mary Close of St . Clalrsville.
was tlie . week-end guest of Mrs. CJus
Kncr.cmund.
T!i? official board of the Christian
church will meet Wednesday evening !
at the church. '
The Sunday school board of the Meth
| /k1 is t churc.h will meet Tuesday evening,
i Mr anil Mrs. Robert Cocheran of Knn
[ sas spent Sunday with J. A. Fish and
daughter, Miss Eulalia.
Harry .and Charley Wright of Ncff
I sp'-nt Sunday with ther parens here.
I Mr. and Mrs. Forest Wiley and child
! ren of Wheeling Island, spent: the weeU
I end at W. O. Wiley's.
! Miss Orna Bunfil is ill at her home
' on 40th Street.
I Mrs. F.lla Tully and children of War
wood spent Sunday with Shadyside
| friends and Mrs. Nancy Holstine of
I OeorKetown. 111., who has been visit
ins: here returned wilh her. i
I Mr. Brlce celebrated his 92nd birth-1
flay Sunday nl his home south of town. !
There were children and grand child
ren present.
Harry Whitlngt.on and sister or
Moundsville. won* calling on ishadyslde
friends on Sunday.
-Mr. and .Mrs. John 'Table and .Mrs.
J .ovejoy motored to Fairpoint. Sunday.
T. J. Belcher who has horn working
hor?- since the fa I ? i n I'roeU flood, re
turned home. Monday.
Miss Hashan of Kldorado, III., who
has been visiting at the home of Wm.
I 'off left Monday evening lor Sclii,
West \'lrglnia.
mtT PLEASANT
MT- ri.E.\SANT. <>. S*pt 25.? Mrs.
X. J. McConalicy and Mrs. Chalmers Mc
r'onuhey were pleasant callers at the
home of Mrs. "William I>awrence Mon
day.
Mrs. Howard Sand?rs and child, of
Wheeling Man Found Relief from
Rheumatic Pains and Stomach
Trouble.
"I was troubled with a formation of
gas in my stomach and with an op
pressive feeling around my heart after
eating. This was indigestion without
a doubt, and at the same time I was
troubled a great deal with cramps and
pains in my feet and limbs which
sometimes bothered me so much I
could hardly walk. This was rheu
matism, and between the two troubles
I felt very badly until I began taking
Tanlac. Now I'm glad to recommend
this medicine to everybody for it
surely did wonders for me. I am no
longer troubled with that awful accu
mulation of gas and the stifling op
pressed feeling around my heart. The
pains and cramps in my feet and
limbs too have disappeared and I
haven't had an attack since I began
taking Tanlac. I'm thankful for the
benefit I have received and recom
mend it to everybody," declared still
another Wheeling endorser of the new
medicine Tanlac, sold through C. H.
Griest & Co.'s Drug Store, $1 por
bottle. Get a bottle today and give it
the thorough trial it deserves if trou
bled at all with stomach, kidney, liver,
catarrhal or rheumatic complaints.
Over 250,000 men and women en
dorse it.
(Note: Above statement is that of
Mrs. Harry Engel, -15 1st street,
Wheeling, W. Va.) ? Adv.
Follansbee, nrc visiting relatives and
friends.
Jesse SpraKfr. of Soil-lire Hill, was a
caller in this place Tuesday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Chalnier McConahey nnd
son. I limb. and Mrs. X. .1. McConahey
ii nd daughter, Miss Camilla. spent Mon
day aftcrnon at their farm near here.
Lou Henry, of Emerson, was a callcr
in this place Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy fJer'te and child
of Dillonvale, were callers in this place
Thursday.
Mesdames Blanche Reader and Rosio
Peltz, of Dillonvale, were visiting rela
tives in this place.
Rev. Duncan Milner, of Chicago, spent
a few days with relatives in this place.
Mrs. N. J. McConahey was a visitor in
Brilliant Tuesday.
Misses Cornelia Cattell and Virginia
Finlcy spent a few days last week in
Follansbee.
Mrs. Ben Coleman and sons spent Sat
urday at the home of Mrs. David Buoh
liannon.
Miss "Nannie Chambers spent last
week with relatives in Martins Kerry.
Mr. and >llrs. Jesse Bennett ure visit
ing relatives in Steuhenville. 1
Mrs. Oliver Buchannen, is ill at her
home.
Several from this place and vicinity
attended the Cadiz fair last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence, of
Coleraln. spent Sunday with their son,
William Lawrence.
Mrs. Mary Ann Major, of near Pleas
ant Grove, is no better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Emma Zayer. of Pittsburgh, Pa
is spendmp a few rlayes at the home
of Henry Zeyer. 1
Chalmer McConahey and son. Husrh,
spent Saturdny at the home, of Mr.
David Buchannan.
Esther Martin crot badly hurt Friday
afternoon while on lier way to school.
Velma Milhoan and brother, of Adina
spent Friday with their prrandrnother.
Mrs. Bine Milhoan.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rnbli and fam
ily and sister. Mrs. Frank Bowman,
of Pleasant Orove, spent Sunday at. the
heme of Mr. and Mrs. William Law
rence.
Messrs. Fred Patterson and I. C.
Black \v?re callers one day last week
at the linmof nf Marion Dutton.
Rev.' .lanrcs Wells preached at the
Methodist cliyfch Spunday morning.
McMECHEN
Myers ? Criswell
At the lnciil Christ iati church parson
ace Saturday occurred the marriage uf
Mr. Hichnr'l" F. Myers, and Miss Esther
M. Criswell, hofh of this city. Rev. ('. \V
Fuller .tr.. pastor nf til" ch'urch. per
tormed the ceremony. The. couple will
reside In Wheeling.
American Guaranteed Paint, at fao
tory price, $1.85 per gallon. A. M. Lo
rentz, McMechen, W. Va.
"Will Install Equipment
The switch boards and other equip
ment for the iii-w Hell Telephone com
pany exchange building here has arrived
ami work 'if installing it will he com
menced within the nest week or so. Tan
contract for the equipment and install
ation was awarded the Western Elec
tric company, and they will have men
here some time this week makinjr ar
rangements to se the exchange in shape
for the company.
The Consolidated Telephone com
pany is makir.g extensive improvements
and repairs in tills vicinity, and every
thing will he in first class shape when
the Ben wood exchange is moved to this
city.
McMechen Briefs.
Frederick Sehal'er of Grant street,
this city, was removed to the Merry
Prescription
for
"Eczema
for 15 rears the utandard remedy for all ?kln
dinenaei. A liquid jard externally. Inniant
relief tram itch. 25c, JOcand $1.00. Your money
back (f the flrnt hottl? does not brinsr yoa
relief- A*.k also nlir.iit D. Tl. D. Soar).
Hoge-Davls Drug Co.. 2 stores.
Yon cannot buy gas
mantles by their looks.
Buy them by name:
"REFLEX brand
as Mantles
Best for Light - Durability- Economy
Upright or Inverted 1 |T<f
Formerly 25 *. ID*
All Dealers and the Gas Company
Dinner Ware
Haviland China Martin China
French China Bavarian China
Austrian China Prussian China
100 Tea and
Piece Luncheon
Sets Sets
We are showing a large variety of 100-Piece
Dinner Sets in Haviland & Co. China. These sets
are reduced in price from 33 1-3 TO 50% DIS
COUNT. When you consider that these discounts
Iare taken from prices made before the advance on
china (before the European war) it will be to your
advantage to look here before you buy.
There are a number of Prussian Luncheon and
Tea Sets made up in 42 and 48-piece sets ? at 1-2
PRICE.
H.C.FRANZHEIM CO.
1126-28-30 MAIN STREET
Basement. * Store Closes 5 P. H.
FOOT BALL PLAYERS
We have the official Football Goods. Goods of
quality at very low prices.
HEAD GEARS SHOULDER PADS
NOSE GUARDS VESTS, ETC.
EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK? Standard size Aluminum
Pie Pans, 15^ each, 2 for 25^.
C. F. BRAUNLICH & CO.
1012 MARKET ST. BOTH PHONES, 532.
Near Upper End of Market Auditorium.
I
i
I hospital at Pittsburgh. Sunday, where t
I he wljl take treatment.
McMechrn l.ndgo. No. 141. Knights oil
Pythias will hold lis regular weekly
business intc this evening in the j
lodge .headquarters in the .McAlechenj
building. I
Harry Burcey of Wheeling: was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
Miss Ruth Rurch. of Moundsvllle, [
spent last evening hore the guest of I
Mioses Haze! and Klsie Mason, of Sixth
streot.
Ucv. C. W. Fuller Jr.. and a number
of other local people attended the
j Wheeling District Christian church con
ference held in Wheeling yesterday. I
I Rev; Fuller is presiding over the con
vention.
Lincoln Lodgi- Xo. 49. I. O. O. F. held
Its regular weekly business meeting
last evening in the McMechen build
ing.
vane Wells and Wayne Oatewood, o?
this city, left yesterday morning for
Pittsburgh, where they will enter the
University there.
WILL RELEASE PIGEONS
Birds' Flight From This City to Brad
ford, Pa., Will Be Timed
To-day.
The Pittsburg?) Homing Company,
of Pittsburgh, which had a crate of
pigeons on display at the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad yesterday afternoon, be
tween 3 and 5 o'clock, will release the
birds this morning at 9 o'clock at the
freight depot. The object is to see
how quickly the pigeons will find their
way from this city to Bradford, Pa.
J. C. Williams, of Warwood, who is
connected with the above named firm,
has charge of the pigeons.
Special Sale
ON DAVENPORT S EDS
At Bhe PALACE
1 he DaVenport Bed Has Come to Stay
It is a great little piece of furniture. There is need
for one in every home. BIG- in usefulness, good looks and
space-saving merit. SMALL in the floor space when
closed.
On account of late deliveries and a misunderstanding which gave us two carloads of Davenports more than we need, we
are turning the surplus by offering. Until September 30th, 1916, at 10 o'clock, any Davenport in our stock on our usual liberal
credit terms and allowing the ,10rr discount ordinarily allowed for cash. For spot cash. 5.% more. Prices on Davenport-Beds dur
ing this sale from $22.50 up. You need one of these handy pieces of housefurnishing? Get it now. If you want it delivered
later, we will store it free of charge, and deliver when you say.
' tw p ring
Thi Is**
Illustrates the
TIC MKT SMiC MAK WITH 3K CtMDJ
Qtnnot Sag
Fall Showing of
? BED ROOM FURNITURE
New goods have been arriving daily and we want you to come in and sec
the new styles, whether or not you want to buy. Tf you want to buy, compare
our goods and prices with others ? THEN you will BUY AT THE PALACE.
BED SPRINGS
With a small investment
you can convert your bed
into one of ease and luxury.
Sale Closes Sep
tember 30, 1916,
at 10 o'clock p. m.
Bhe PAL A CE
1304-06-08
MAIN ST.
Englander
Coach B*d
The illustration is im
perrect, but the couch is
perfect, but the couch is
show you how easy and
well it works, and how soft
and comfortable either as
a handy couch by day or
a downy, restful bed at
night.