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The Dentist Says:
"Come and see me twice a
year ? keep them clean ?
and chew WRiGLEY'S."
This wholesome, economical
goody removes food particles
that cause decay.
It's friendly to your teeth and
gums. Good to chew on. Helps
appetite and digestion, too.
WRAPPEf
IN
Sealed Tight
Don't forget
WRIGLEY5
after ever}' meal
Kept Right
w. ttt. . . tt/*? r- 7*?Q Ktsner Bids.. Chicago, for the Sprightly Spearmen's book in eo'ors. <_?_
TFnte T vnt. T\rigleyjr. Co., ? m inn a i n? SWEHfil HE9??!5
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&TTATB TTTT.T) AT McLTTRE HOTEL j
?WAS MOST PATRIOTIC IN"
DECOKATIONS
Reception This Evening at St. Iinke's P. i
E. Church For Visiting: Delegates
? Party Testextfay at the
Carroll Club.
With the preparedness dance last |
evening fit th<* McLure hotel, one of the>
most novel of their winter series of ?
parties was enjoyed by a large number j
of the members and their friends. The j
?W-orations for this were very novel,!
which extended to the favors find other
nrrangements for the pleasure of the;
guests. The Premier orchestra furnished!
th'- program of dance music which af
forded the pastime of the occasion and
supper was served near midnight and
[??inch throughout the evening.
Flags and bunting supplied the dec
TO END CATAKRH
A L DEAFNESS AND
HEAD NOISES
If you have Catarrhal Deafness
or head noises go to your drug
gist and get 1 ounc* ot' i'armint
? double strength t. an-'l add to !t
ti pini of hot water and 4 ounces
of granulated sugar. Take I
tablespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick re
lief from the distressing h?-ari
noises. Clogged nostrils ,-houUI
open, breathing become easy and
the mucus stor> dropping into
rhr- throat. It Is easy t<> prepare,
costs little and is pteasan' to
take. Any a?i?; who has i 'ata r
rhal Deafness or hr-ad noises
should give th:s prescription a
trial.
PEEL THE STRAIN?
Does reading cause you trou
ble and eye-strain? Let us ex
amine your eyes and fit you
with glasses that will correct
the fault and make reading
easy.
HAROLD 0. ETZ
I?arloniU Exchange Bp.nk Baiidinor
Second Floor
7VT?iw anrl Twelfth Streets
orations in the ball room. one Am-,
erican t^ag suspended over t!i?- center of]
th<- room ha?! many others draped about. |
and lengths t ?f red. v. hite ami blue \v?>ro ;
hung from i!i" ceiling. Tito columns)
and t ho windows \v?*r?- draped with the]
colors, and scores ? >!' smaller flags about,
tho sidowalls filled tn. I'-eorative i>apTj
in the national colors. half-screened the j
orchestra, palms and k r?:-ori?' :?>* w>T" n I -o '
effectively placed. Further "in keeping'
with the spirit ot' tho occasion wore the!
fans In firecracker semblance. and for]
the srentlemeu small silken flags for the]
lapel.
The committee t. charge included:!
Messrs. l-'raiiiv Schmuit. .uertx Fran/.-!
holm, iUit:..- .Me L.uro. I'uvu .Morgan an. II
K. J. Stone.
Misses: 1
h'mma Downing, ot ciieanor .\hxander, i
Oil City. 1'a., Marguerite Kijbvrt,
Saraii How, Kdna Kid.
Frances Ogden. Kva Jones.
Gertrude l><>:>ey. ?ien?-vieve Lwiug.
Bess U'elty. Dorothy LMtticait.
Helen Lieaitie, Kiixabeth St a mm.
Ksther 1-letl. Bertha Blum,
.Messrs:
il r..rv Schafer, I'.'. F. Glass.
Harvey Co I lock. Wilson Grubb, I
Harry Kb'oert, l>. K. Kbbert,
Gail ilatullton, l.ouis Grnbb.
H. K. -Markoll, Sidney Smith.
Sam Kelin, Arthur Kbbert,
Kimer Welly, K. B. Hopkins,
W'm. Burt. < '. .M. K'-pner,
Kdward Howie, Tom Cutnuiins.
Chas. Menkeme! ler. La wr-noo Steiu
Loring Milton. rnetv..
W. c. Han >J Ian. Kvnt Hall,
lv. J. Stone. Tom Beckett,
.Messrs and .M esda mes :
Harry Truschel. Dr. and .Mrs. Will
Charles Aul. Cruse,
Frank O'Brien. P., < I >:ui ???'?!?.
Frank lvlieves, l(i>bi. It. .Marshall,
Will Leach. Krlward .1. Larkin.
J. Shewell Gibbs, Airs. < >. II. borsey. I
Jr., .Mrs. Given Chase. )
Morg;?n Vester. of I 'es.Muines.Ia.,
Harry .McLure, A. A. Wheat.
W. K. Weiss, floury Ib-ss,
Edward Si if-:, L>r. and .M is. A. L.
Dave Morgan. Coyle.
! ? r. and .Mrs. K. S. ? 'ari LaiUn.
Bullard, W. II. I'farr.
Dr. ami Mrs. liar- Mrs. Karl ll?-nnen.
obi Ktz. I ?r. and .Mrs. I.eon
li. .M. Melfrirk. Be-fVr.
Frank Schmidt. John Stephenson.
Supper at St. James' Church.
More than six hundred persons wore
served hist night by the members of
the Ladies' Sewing society of the Si.
James" Evangelical Lutheran church
at a supper which was held for lite
benefit of the church. It was one of
the most successful i hut. has been
held in that church in years and an
attractive menu was served by the
ladies.
Mrs. Mary Schenk, president of the
society, had charge of the arrange
ments, and Mrs. Mary Doepkin was
chairman of the serving committee
which included the following: Mrs.
Otto Schenk, Mrs. Mary Schenk. Mrs.
William Schenk. Mrs. Km ma Liayha,
Miss Mary Kearns. Miss Emma W or
der, Mrs. Will Wei titer. Mrs. ('. J.
Schatubra and Miss Lot la Sijienk had
charge of the cake and candy booth,
while at the fancy work booth were
Mrs. Charles Hitter. Mrs. Win. Heid
and Mrs. F. G. Stroeiituann. Mrs.
I*, C. Vass. Miss (Mara Vans, Mrs.
Clara Vaas, Mrs. Henry Weis^erber,
Miss Anna ilayha, Mrs. Eugene Kai
ser. Mrs. Herman Scharnbra and Mrs.
George Miller were in the kitchen.
Wecli-tig- Aaaouncad.
The second meeting' of the S. s, s. S.
progressive domino club was liebl at
the home of .Mr?. T'ose M. Carnahan.
Fast. Twenty-ninth street, on Tuesday
eveninsr. Musie anil domino stamp* wore
t ho fjiversions ??f t.h" ev?ninc. ai"'l after
piizcs had been p^ard?d to >h? winners
of the domino g-ames. Miss Fannie Gano.
first ladies: Mr.
man'?, ??imi Mr. I
fr"slinv-ii!s ??!???
broke up a' n la
At i Ik- parly it beeame
Miss Elsie Miu-bid! bad I
t.> Mi. Ituss M. ('arnahan
21. I ;? 1 nt tli*' rcsiil'iiif
son in W.-llsburs. W . \ a..
M.'iIirU. first gent I?
IMS'*. iiuisolat ion : re
ervr-d. ami the party
? hour.
known ;bat
married
on ctrinb'?r
r Alli
ed al which
two other members m" ibc club wore
present. Miss Emma .lepsun and Mr.
Itobert ' I. Mediek. Tlif information ero
ai<-d a pleasurable surprise among those
present. It was !i:tit<-d that the com
mit marriages of oilier members of t lie
club would I"- made known soon.
Tin- following in "rubers were present
at *li" party:
M tssi-s ?
Klsi" Appall
Fannie Oanoe
Messrs ?
William Xeuhardl
I lit" l-'i'I'S'
Mr. and Mrs. I :??>=>
Emma -Upson
M
obert G. M click
Carnahan.
Dinner-Supper-Bazar.
Tii" l.adii-s' Aid Society of the l\dc
wood Lul b"ran church will serve dinner
and supper today ,-!t the First English
Have Beautiful, Soft Hair of an'
Even Dark Shade.
Not. even a trace or gray shows in
your hair after a few applications of
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair and
sen I p. Q-Ban is 110 dye. is harmless,
out make? the scalp and hair healthy
|and restores ihe natural color glands.
If your hair is gray, streaked with
gray, faded, dry, bleached, thin or
! falling, apply Q-Ban as directed on
! label. Soon all your gray hair and en
i tire head of hair gradually turns to an
{even, beautiful dark shade, leaving all
I your hair healthy, fluffy, soft, radiant,
i thick, full ol' life, fascinating; so even
j ly dark and handsome no one will sus
?ppct you used Q-Ban. Also stops dan- J
jdruff and falling hair. Sold on aj
jmoney-baek guarantee. Only 50c for
a big bottle at. Criest's Drug Store,
Wheeling, W. Va. Out-of-town people
supplied by parcel post.
i / V
; Anderson Co.
j Dressmakers Importers
Goodwin Corsets
j Ladies' Tailors Pleating
j Pinking Hemstitching
j Buttons Covered Picot Edge
1105 Chapline St.
Opp. Y. W. C. A. Wheeling.
>11 HI .Ill*' j
Wellsburg: Woman's Club.
This afternoon in the parlors of t h " '
Hamilton V. W. t a . tho members of
Ihe Wellsburg Woman's club, will hold
their regular meeting. The program asj
follows, will be tii ^ti:
"Preparedness." Miss Evelyn Mulhol-;
lan'l.
Music. Mrs. Willis Kinter.
A Thanksgiving so ry, Miss Mari1;;
Ktinkcl. J
Beading. Mr<= Fnrna Croc.
Parliamentary drill. j
Pi'i.les j
Lutheran church on S I v < ??-n ( h sire?:.
I* here will also |i- ;i bnzar, a' which
ili-re will be a vain i! assort m. m ??!
fancy work. aprons. etc.. :'?-r sale. Th
Col lowing is ill- in* I. ii :
Bun si Ii. -r ' ; I :i v V
Browned p. it a Iocs lt> ..-??! I'lvsvitv;
'"urn Slaw
Bread
i "of I
Home made-. :sK< . ?. i: ,i and I
for sale. I>inn-r ? 1 1 :? y to Sniper ?
tn S.fin.
Binjrvliio Skule.
This scr-amiug i'.ikv, Fr.nii i ? ; ? ? > t" f !io :
Wesl. will i..- jjiv-u .11 Thnrsil:i\ and
Friday ..f n.\i we. k. i.y the ritKioCs At I
>i" i-ty -I ii,.- ? . i ..nil I ori.'in i
church, corner Tw. iilii.tli ;m.j AlarUei. .
street*. Tie y will i?. assisted l.\- w. il ,
known fuu makers <>f ibis ciiy. A Cuiij
frog ram will be published in a few days. I
Card and Sewing- Party.
_ Yesterday afieinoon at tUo Carroll J
club. ih- Ladies' Social club mei as ihe
guests of Mrs. Edward c. l.einer. With'
bnili cards and need loworfc. ihe hours i
were spent very happily and at I o'clock i
a luncheon was served. Tile .gliosis in-!
eluded: I
M isses ?
.luliii McEntoc Geo rge Tappan
Grave Km low Thomas McGuiggan ;
Eva I hi- Louise J. C. Frame j
Blum l.eo Werner
Mary Vanyo .M'. .r. Ford
Ada Carroll \". j,. . iw.-ns
Marie Owens i". T. Potts
I -n In o'Malby W. J. Rraddoek
n.-rni.e Walt I:, Rnch
Mesdames ? llarrv Hocking
I*. .1. Braddock ij If. Robb
.less- I: re n nan I-', p. McOce
John Grotjan George Wilbert.
Edward Deiner .f. Hick
(feo. I". ? 'iireiihjuier A. J. Xager
M. J. I'iUpatrirk
Dancing- party.
The I'.iys of t"amp Wow were hosts !
liisi .-v.-ning a i ;i dancing party, which
whs h-ld in th- Island club rooms. A '
program ? > j" charming dance numbers |
was given and ai 1?:S0 o'clock light re-'
fresh men i s were served. Thos present I
were:
M isses ?
Stella Slump Bertha. Nolte
Gene i'!yk-r i 'aroly n ICronjaegtr I
Heal rice Bonier Frances Murray
<*aroljn Spring Pauline Seifert
?Mary Patterson
Messrs. ?
Hoy ! 'off en bars or Samuel Mountford
I low ard ' "a rle Ed ward M art
Kred Morrison Go.orge Morrison
Louis Pick Lawrence .Mayer
Andrew Wright
Super T}itLrctlay.
Tii" Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Methodist church will serve supper this
evening in the parish house between the
hours of f> and S o'clock. Mrs. E. C.
Muhlemnn is chairman in charge.
Engaffement Announced.
AI a. party given by Miss Effle Gosney
at her home in Martins Ferry, her eu- ,
gugemont to Mr. John Russell lllggins i
was announced. Tho wedding will take
place on November 30. The guests !
sharing in the first auuoncement were:
Misses ?
Fffie Gosney MIra Hlgglns
Bculah Puff Pearl Brown
Garrie Campbell Mabel Hn.ll
Li la Puff Ruth Hall
Mary llodgklss Margaret Putt
Until Gosney Effle Gosney
Margaret Ekey
Mesdames ?
.Vorion Creger Carl Mackenlnch
Theodore Arn Harry Goney
Chester Gosney
Reception This Evening.
At Si. Luke's P. E. church liiis even
inn honoring the delegates who will at
tend the convention of the King's
Paughters which will convene today, a i
reception will be given. Arrangements'
for this are very delightful and tn<?
affair will no doubt be attended by a
a very larae asesmbly of guests. The.
receiving liti" will be formed br lliei
members of ihe executive board with the 1
leaders of the various circles through
out the city. The board is composed of:
Mesdames. ?
Jacob Brit I Ingha m P. A. Taylor
John McClure Carl Bcndell
T. r. Burke
Misses ?
Lila Little Jennie McGown
Others in the receiving line will be:
Mesdames. ?
William Handy Jacob Briti Ingham
<\ M. Morrison recll Ftoblnsnn
T. t". Burke E. S. Yarney
Charles Henry W. P. Stewart
J. .Vewton Powler Pelia Carr
Mjcc-.-s? .
N'ell Reed Elta Binhell
Etta Powner Hlanehe Young
Prusie Garden Mary Wagner
Ittnsicale Will "Be Criven.
Tn the lecture room or the Second
United Presbyterian church. Eriday eve
ning. a muslcale will be given tinder the
auspices of the F.I Hot t Blhle class. Those
takeing part will be:
M isses ?
Alice McLure Evelyn Plnsrer
FOdith Garden Helen McCullagh
M essrs. ?
Graham Marsh John ^'Gonner
Pavid ITngarc. Mrs. Petticord
P. R. May
Ariou Kaflco Vleite.
Another v-ry enjoyable event of this|
week will l>e 'the Kaffee Visile of the
Anion society this afternoon at thoir
dub rooms on the South Side. Follow
ing the card games of the afternoon a
supper will be served from until ?S !
o'clock, after this dancing will form
n verv delichtful cnterlainmenL Tho
following committee is In charge:
Mesilame?:
A. J. Selfcrt. Pres. K. Riest.er
C. Ki|. SchenerlMn John llilter
Henry Schaefer H. A. Ilockebrand
Kd. Schmeichel John P. Roth
I'". G. Stroehmnn Frank ltader
Geo. Schramm Aug. Remke
Ha rry-Schmelehel Aug. llockabrand
Conrad Schneid- A uir. Pracht
miller ? Picket t
A. C. Schneider W. T. Sa.lb'r
Mi. s. s:
Erma Schencrleln .Mary Schroln'.r
Erma Yaas Barbara Korn
Will Hold Market.
The Kjiworth League of ihe Fourth
Street M. K. church will hold a bake'
sale Saturdav morning at Ihe George F.
Stifel company store, to which they in
vite all their friends to purchase. Cakea,
candies, breads and pastries will lie of
fered for sale, all delicious and homo
prepared.
Entertained Society.
Mrs. J. t'arl Policy and Mrs. Earl
Emcrick at the homo of the former, on
the Island, yesterday, very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Ladles'
Aid society. -Mrs. Fischer's division, of
Ihe Thomson M. E. church. A business j
meeting precluded a very pleasant ses
sion at which refreshments were served j
by the hostcsse.
Harvey-Wilson Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Genevieve Wil
son. daughter of Rev. and .Mrs. T.
Wilson, to Rev. Plummet- R. Harvey of
Pittsburgh, was solemn i/.e.| yesterday
at 12 o'clock, at Hie Wilson home on
( 'ha pline street. Tim bride's father sol
emnized the marriage iu ill- pr. s-n? of
n large number of rua-tves and fiiends. j
An elaborate dinner was s.-rv-.l and last I
evening Rev. and Mrs Plumu.-r 1-ft on i
an e\'.en(U'il w> tilling journey.
Chamberlain's Tablets.
This is a medicine intended e.-pfi- 1
| cially lor siuimtcli trouble-, bilious-!
: ih-s.s, and cunslipation. I: i.-' meeting I
\vith much success and rapidly vaiit-j
ing in favor and popularity. Obtain- j
i alt.i e\ cry whore.
BOWLING AT Y. M. C. A.
| Members of liie Young Mens Ribip'
'class of ihe Fonrlh S'hvpi M. 12. j
| church will enjoy an evening of howl-i
' ing at the Y. M. A. tomorrow nigln.i
| On Tuesday evenir.tr, tito choir of thoj
| Fourth Strool church will hold a htnvi-|
I ing party on the associaliou alleys.
i
25 CENT BOTTLE OF "DANDERINE" |
KEEPS HAIR THICK, STRONG,
BEAUTIFUL.
GIRLS: TRY THiS! DOUBLES;
BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR IN j
FEW MOMENT 3.
Within tpn minutes after an apll
ration nf Danderine you can not find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a few
weeks' use when you see new hair, fine j
and downy at first ? yes ? but really
new hair ? growing all over the scalp.
A Iiriln Danderine immediately dou
bles the beauty of your hair. No dif
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scrasgy, Just moisten a cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw it through !
your hair, taking one small strand at j
a time. The effr-ct Is amazing ? your
hair will he light, fluffy and wavy, and
have an appearance of abundance; an
incomparable lustre, BOftness and lux
uriance.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Rnowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any ? that it
has been neglected or injured by care
less treatment ? that's all ? you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots of it
if you will just try a little Danderine.
APPEAL SUIT FILED
In the case of Thomas Chalmers
Clark vs. George W. Neane, doing bus
iness under the name and style of
Burns and Church company, an appeal ?
from the decision of Justice J. E.
Hughes was filed In the office of Oh
cult Cleric John L. Kinghorn yesterday
Judgment for $100 in favor of the
plaintiff was rendered by Squiro
Hughes.
The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE i
are reading the ads in this paper every !
day. You are to decide as to whether j
YOUR ADS are to be a part of their j
readinc or not. au26-tf '
MASONS IN SESSION.
HUNTING TON", \V. Va., Nov. 35?!
More than three hundred men, repro-.
senting almost every Indue in tne ?
state, is here attending the annua!,
communication of rhs West Virginia
Grand I/Jdse A. l-\ & A. .M. which con
vened in the Masonic Temple tonight.
The report of T. Wilbur Hennen of
Fairmont, worshipfiil grand master,
made his report to the grand lodge at
the beginning of the evening session.
Reports of other grand officers follow
ed. The grand lodgo will continue in
session throughout tomorrow and 1
wind up with "he election of officers
tomorrow evening.
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggistsP
j Four "Can't "Be Duplicated "
I Groups of
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AT
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Pinch back or
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Sizes 6 to 18
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Here's your chance to en
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The hours between
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In your present portion or prepare
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l^ir Triumiiii^ lilting or flaring models. yokes, belts and slash poekeis.
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