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NOVEL EVENT TO BE HELD N EXT i
THURSDAY AT THE FOURTH |
STREET M. E. CHURCH.
Socia! Activities for Most Part Sus-!
pended During the Pre Christmas j
Season ? Other Activities Are
Much to the Fore.
Another of ; he near- Christmas {
hazars which ar-^ creating much*,
enthusiasm just now* is the Dazar, ;
Luncheon and IVa. which will be held:
next Thursday. Doc. 14. ar the Fourth;
Street M. E. church. The details of i
:his ar* decidedb original and will'
differ in many ways from the usual)
table display, proving thar even in j
church bazars th? unparalleled trend!
? >f novelty must be introduced to j
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists,
Christmas
Gifts for the
Men Folks
When you select
Gifts for Men you can
do no better than to
see our display of
practical suggestions.
Shirts
Ties
Hosiery
Suitings
Neckwear
They're sure to please
Watch our ads for
Christmas Spceials.
C. Hess & Sons
MEN'S WEAR
1321 Market Street .
charm the eye and attract the interest
vi r'ne purchaser.
Efforts along this line have proven!
very successful and their offerings '
will* be catalogued as to booths under;
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, j
Thursday and Fridays with a char-t
acteristic exhibit for each or' these
days. At Monday's there will be a
complete assortment of laundry neces
sities. Tuesday's will have household
linens, al! kinds, sizes and prices with
a great variety of bags. Thursday's
attraction is purely social, for here
tea wafers and other refreshments!
will be sold. Friday, the proverbial
cleun-up day. will display all sorts of
brushes, brooms, cleaning cloths,
sponges, soap containers and large
aprons. Saturday, the market day,!
will be properly observed in its del i- j
rious exhibit of pies, cakes, breads, j
cookies, jellies, preserves and plum i
puddings, ail home-made, fresh and
appetizing. Luncheon will be served
by the ladies at noonday and will con
sist of the most palatable articles, sus
taining their reputation for delicious
products, and the large attendance j
which is accorded all similar affairs, j
Miss Forbes will have, charge of!
the decorating and will be assisted by 1
the ladies of the church who will vol-j
untefT their services. Mrs. W. II.
Smith is chairman of ;lie press com- ?
mi t tee.
At Monday's (tooth. there wit! l>e the I
tolI<-wSiitt corumilieo of which Mrs. T2.
C. Main-It is I'hairtnun: }
Mesdamns: t
Kdivard Wheat. f M. Williams.
it it. Kowden. Marry t'obsnn.
Mrs. ory. Martin <"">tton.
Sherman Kle.iji;. K-.'ink Hoiii-rs,
W. I{. Micks. Thomas Little.
Misses:
Addie Jdllon, Klla Waferho'ise,
V Tuesday's booth Mrs I** rank
bitt. is chairman. ami s li <? will tip as
sisted 5 iy a con ifri it ti;r ? ? s' iho collowlnp:
M esdam is : ,
W. .1. I .:ikons, Torn Terry.
W p. Robinson. ' t'-orjsro f|i?rnia!i.
S. S. Jacob, s. A. Anthony.
Bess Kyle, .!:*.n:ns 1-trennan,
H. It. Johns." Miss Salt!-- Meek.
Mrs. Albert Stuihat! is chairman at
Wednesday's booth, arid her assisting
committee is composed ?>(";
Mesdames :
Win. Travis. Frank St irtim.
J. i ' i ;Dodiv*iti. i ". I ." A 1 U'li.
i 'has. S chuck Mrs. Milter.
M isses
Lila I, it tie, Mary Kimmlns.
At Thursday's social booth, Mrs. Os
car M'"l\f is chairman and her
fiiO is composed of:
Mcsdames:
Wn:. ritnhans. J. K Marlitulili.
(?'rati Arrnbruster, F W >!ell;nirer.
Mar > Miwii. Miss Aniv RotTerst.
K. i" |:..yd.
A i Friday's booth. Mrs W. tl. f-t i e
Kins. is i -hairman and assisting her Is
a committer of tin- following:
Mesdami s :
IC. S. Bullard. Jann's Ifenry,
Mlnni" Stewart. Harry Lemnton,
It. S. Meek. Mrs. Farnest.
John Seybold.
For Saturday's booth. Mrs l">. A Tay
lor. is chairman and her commit tee of ?
assistant." include :
M "Sflarc.e.s :
R. R. Kitchen. ' M J'otts.
Harry Travis. .loin Xorti.
W. H. Brooks. Fanny Pratt.
The lum-lieon committe.. is nnite
large and Mrs. A T. Young s chairman.
U is composed of:
Mesi lames;
T. .t. Hugus. Miller Ciosoy.
h'arrv Mcr'nwari, it. it. Nay.
K. A. Higgins. it. l'owler,
I'.uy Wagner. ' W. H Irvine.
(?'rank Ki*fga:i. ' I1 Madden.
' t>. Adam s.
3ridge Tea Postponed
Owing 1 1 1 the riitriicruus duties ir.
connection with their Christmas Car
nival "Thursday, the Twigs have post
^ /ST /ST 78T 7fcT 7WT 7?
poned their bridge tea. until some time
during early February. Following ilio
dearth of social affairs following tlu.
Christmas .season, tills will be looked
forward to as one of the more import
ant social functions uf the late whi
ter.
Island Wedding
A quiet wedding was solemnized on
Saturday evening, at 7: SO o'clock, at!
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Heck,
on South York street, at which Jtev.
J. E. Bird of the Thomson M. II
church, officiated. Miss Aldretta Wil
liams of New Athens, West Virginia,
a sister of Mrs. Heck, was united in
marriage to Mr. Lewis Liggett of .Ww
Cadiz, Ohio. Both young people are
well known and have a large circle of
friends who will be interested in the
announcement of their marriage. They
left immediately for Syracuse, N. V.
McCamic ? Cotia-way
The following is taken from the
Washington Daily News and will be
read with considerable Interest here,
as Mr. McCamic is a former Wheeling
resident:
CORNELLS VI LLE. Nov. ?
Tlumksgivln* morning at 10 o'clock, .
at t.he home of the bride's parents. U 1 2 J
Vino street, was solemnized the mar-i
riagf? of \fiss Gladys Mae Conaway i
and Harry Everett. McCamie, of Wells- j
hurg. W. Va. The Episcopalian ring
ceremony wits performed by the Rev.
(?. L. C". Richardson, pastor of the
First M. E. church. The attendants
were Misses E<ina and Myra ('onaw.iv,
sisters of the bride, and .lay T. Mc
Camic. brother of the groom, and Mrs.
11. L. l^anhart and son. Robert. Inime-j
dialely following the ceremony, the
bridal party left for the Brownsville
hospital to spend the day with the J
bride's parents, where the' father has ?
been confined for the past week ow- j
itig to a serious accident. The party
returned to ConnHlsville in the even
ing. Owing to the father's condition
no wedding trip will be taken. After
Secret of
A Beautiful
Complexion
RfflSEATED CREAM
(Toiou'on Brandt
acts In thrac ni'alim Ntrer
fail* ? The secrct ef the hcmi
tiftil rumplrtio.iw ,.{ t:ur.JreJi of
' T ?, .. ^ ' i
??anr'? dn on *tw?v Sfono & Ttionins.
C. H. Grlf*t i Co.. Ho(jo- Davis,
[nhn OolemH". Hm. M. Snnn*. ?. Co.
-? ? ... ?--f*
! OSTEOPATH
Judiciously combined with BLKC
TKo v I >i ra rule \ . t; ukctiuc
H1U11 FKKyUK.\C\ or ULTRA VIO
LET KAY TIIEATMKNT does more
to curu disease than ull the drugs
known. With this wonderful new
method I restored to health numbers
f.f p.'itlents after ethers failed. Fif
teen years successful practice. Con
sultation Tree.
Br. G.W. Boiler
OSTEOPATH. Nat'l Pbouo No. 53G.
23-12 Chaplitie Street. (Near 24ti)
M
r /G&~ AST /W <'-& /W r<& /sa> i
? ? ?>.?? ?-? v ? . _ TL-Tj'~jx'u3g^gaa- rr
January 1 they will he at home at. i:'.f> ;
North avenue, Washington. where Mr. j
McCarnie is employed as a member or,
the reportorial statf of the Daily News. !
Mrs. MfCamic is the daughter of!
Mr. ami Mrs. F. ('. runaway and a j
graduate* of tin* Oonnellsvile High
.school, Mr. McC'ainif is the son of'
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. MrCamic. of
l.ieer Park. Mr], He is a uTa dilate of!
the Wellshurg High s<*hool. Wheeling;
Husini'ss college and West Virginia!
College of Law and before coming to '
Washington practiced law in Wells- j
burg.
?
Alpha Pi Danco.
The pustpidi' <1 Tlmiiks>;i\ ijit pnrii j
the Atphl fi fraternity. will held "ti :
Friday rviiina. I'eoembcr l.'i. at the
Martins I*>rry Klk'.s club. ilcrnp's Saxo-;
phono nr< (lustra has !>? 11 engaged f"
furnish tho music and other arrange- j
m-'iits I'm- ihc affair are rccei.ms the j
attention of a committee computed of ?
M< ssrs. MeTntyr'*. Hcrjt' t and P.arti n. I
Bazar and Luncheon.
''Tie ?f (lie attractive ba>:ars which'
se.-;m to ill! this week completely. j
will be the all day bazar :i! the Second
1" P. church, opening Uiis in'.>rnin*r it
10:30 o'clock, a nil closing at "? :'!0. Miss
t'riiMe <;.irdf*n is chairman in char.ve '
ilii 1 with a chairman for each scpi-ruto
depart tiietii assisted liy a committee.'
the ladies will 1"- well able to catr for J
their lar j,*c clientele. At the market,
booth a lin't assort tin nt of edibles may
he purchased, there will he also a fancy,
work hooih anoth- r at which ail kinds
of aprons may t>. pttrchasi 'I and iino'V- r
ver;. attractivi ly tr- ?: ! ? ri tip whore homo i
in id-- sw' "ts will V-- sold.
The noondav luncheon will be on. of:
the main feature* of the occasion and!
will be ready !<? l?e served hecrnininc at j
1 1 :T.O o'clock, ilitests for this are per-,
mltted a wide choice as many dl: lies j
have heen pet-par- d. and ' liejie are pi !><? >
had si-pnratr 1 .v as Mie purc}ia,ser <!? sir.-s. !
Will Satnrilay.
\ social t:ii ? 1 jaif will tni<] at the!
Y. \V. <?'. \. on Saturday morninc nt j
111;."" o'clock hv the Association of Wo- i
man's lltttal cluhs. A demonstration oft
th- tireless cooker at Stone and 'l'h?in:i.'
will he attended and Mrs. .1 It. Vewlon. i
a member of the a<~ociat ion will d--in
r.nstrate the article.
Arion AJfnir.
This Thursday ??fteriio;i at their chlh j
rooms the member* .if th- \rioji will
? ntcrlain with a KaiTe--- Visit*- I'tirds
anil winjf will l?oth very t>lca.ssidc
ah|i* divisions and at o'clock supper i
will I"- s**rveil. fis will t-dlmvd
hv ilanrinif until a late limtr and the j
affair is lining anticipated hv a lar>;e
ni.niher, as a repetition of mam uin:ir
lYstu ii ic-s
Will Entertain Clni).
Miss Sa,rah -tackson ?ill '?nt'-rtain th"
1-ridtfe ch;h ??;* which she is a member j
Ihls af'crnoii :it her hoine. A hitii-h- i
con will conclude the ttanies.
Will Meet Today.
Triinl-tphia l'istrict ht-.i.tich .f the'
Krjnal Viilfratre !? actio will nn ? : ti chv
with M'ss I-'loretic. l|..k-i -it n-T hoaie
on Kim slrn I, T-M srwoo. I lordial in- j
vitatioti i ? xicnded all who ??rc inter-'
I Stetl -I'il-ltd.
Charity WhtiJt.
Mi'sdanies ?*harl*-s Soimehorn and { ? ? p? i
Is rt Sontielvirn will be hos-u this'
afternoon tit the recti lar iharitj whist;
tip- I /tidies' Hebrew 1 :cnevol*>nt ?:o- J
clet y. The sanies will tM-i;>n at D Vclock. ,
all members tire invited arid thvir.
friends as well. |
Fancy work paity.
This afternon Mrs. W. \V. Scoit and
Mrs Frank Koberts, of Kirkwi-oi], will
In- liosli ssi-s -it very ; retlilv arran>s
eij parti', to he iri ven at tie- Bror.ksldi?
Inn. The 1 s will nnnK their nenlls
work at which n few hours will be do
!'n! lo.'.' i by j lui'.i been ? ?J
b\ .Madam- \ ? i ? Vie- affair will ,'n
? Ih- ! . ;'l' i .f the Wednesday
?ifi' i :;..n . ii:l v. n't a i-w . f il.eir
I J e litis. Tlv> wii". I-:
A!.
.la e :?-s .Morrow Eraiik Wo-?deock
?I Ka. 1 1 Walter Kirkpatricl;
Harry Hick l'ihviir<! Joi ns
? harles Spr.ime Edward Franz-ll
Fre<l .1. 'borge Kivhnlino
.! F. K.-K-1 n .1. A. -M.M5l. nn
John Kuli*. Marry Jungling
!'?" i' I McKe- ? rl Hi.ds.ll
Charles AlcCon- Howard Wilson
tiaughy \. ( Uranum
Harold Martin Thomas Ilirsglo..
< "harb-s Dougherty F. K. Hoge
Fred Adclph Frank Huberts I
AMhtir W::l.lng W. W. Scott
John Fr.-uio.*
"
Primary "Studio.''
Friday evening. December ?< . t.hc pri- |
fiiary students of Mrs. Limi t Hennig ;
Sherman's S-'liol of Expression will hold
a recital. This will begin at 7 :Sf> i
o'clock at ih>- studio and all friends of i
I he pupils an* Invited to attend. The |
program follows:
"doing to (iriuiUnm's" ? 'has. Kein .
Naughty .Jimmy Hri'wn. . . .Sara Arbenz |
T Ain't < Join" to Cry No .More" iHliey) j
Imogen Ilydu j
"Thanksgiving Duties" I
Kaiherim* Arbenz j
"Christmas in a Mining I'ainp" !
Mildred McKeevorj
"Siah Crown's Courtship" J
.Margaret Kennedy ;
The Voting Woman" Mury Arbenxi
"Jes Fore Christ mas" i 'has. Ki'lm I
(ii) Master Pucker I
(b) Why th^ iliild Was l^ate j
Katharine Athens'
"The Agent" Dorothy ' 'risw >11
Si'oti-h dialect ? |
"Moose or ;i Hat" Mary Arh-nz J
"He Keerful Si" Mildred McKeever!
"A Japanese ] tolly . . Mary Louise T?war !
"A Christmas Invitation". .Itiiinn Flrich
"Entertaining Sister's Mea u j
Elixuhet h School
i?i) My Shadow ." i
(h) ' 'Id Santa < 'bins has Struck.... j
Sarn Arbonz
"Oeurgie and TTi.s Mother". Imogen Hydo
"Tltat Terrible Tommy" Eva Herd
"The Little Housekeeper"
Frances Beavon
"The .1 ml gi 1 1 ? it i. Day" i 'has lveirn
Dels.nrte l'osing
Mary, Katharine ami Sara Arbenz.
Pantomime "Auld Umg S\ r.e."
"< 'Id t ???it t li-ntan" . . . . .Margaret Kenned V
"Old Lady" Mildr-d AlcKeover
Joint Birthdny Party.
Little Misses Martha and Alice Ivin
d-dberger wen- honor quests at a pivtty
affair at the home of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John I'. Kindelb<Tg>-r, No. 325
Main sit hist night. The event was
ill celebration of the ninth birihdav of
Martha and the fifth of Alio:. They
were the recipients of many pretty
gifts. Refreshments were s. rved at
i lie conclusion of a delightful evening.
Christmas decorations gave the home a
very pretty appearance.
The guests included:
Little M Isses:
Alary Humphrey Lillian Hellville
Helen Howard Kathryn Stein
Ha rah Hari. nst.-in Sarah Alafiiif
1 'oroth.v lngichirt Kathryn into
Nancy ij;tt<s Al.-trgar-t Howard
J-b bit .rtfrccns Louise IKndcrson
Minnie Hellyille
Mast its :
I'ilffi'rd .Tolinson r: .b- rt Hehin
David I {?'iiibrson Ibiirv Fini.'
John Sehiv i. in, ill. r Louis K indelherger
Archibald Flemiiig Edward Smith
Messrs. ."iid Alesdanu s:
Lev. I.. Howard i' II. Henderson
il. F. Jucrgetis John I'. ICItulel
< has. Kind. lb. rger b.-rg. r
T. J. Humphrey
AI* sdarnr s:
Hat tie AT. Hut tor Haitie i.tollins
iv ?u Ise K indi.lberger
-Misses:
Alice Otto Caroline Kind- I
Alargarei Kind. J- herg'.r
berger Ann Ingram
Jolliffc-Louden&lagcr.
.Miss Delia K. Loudonslager. of Man
ningion. V:i? was married last
night to Mr. John I. Jolliffe. cif Camer
on. by tho Iti'v. Dr. I-'. E. r.rinitisiool.
in tho l'"ir^! I!rt|itivt clmrch parsoriago.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolliffo will leave to-day
for Matinington, whttv they will re
side. ' j
Mrs. Moore Entertains.
Mrs. Veil Moore ettt. trained th- AV.
I" L I'lttb at h.-r home in Fulton Alon
ilay I'Wmtii;. Seu lug was lit. chief di
version :md Wiis followed, by th-. serving
a delicious lunch. ..ii Those present:
.Misses:
H'-sc Fboling Mnrrir. t Sa. her
Wiliiia Aloor. f i; In /.ink
Edna ! "ret t ymri n
AI ? -da mes
M. M. W. It;. Mb- rt /.ml:
.1 E. I'ladlni: "'h.-trl-s Stewart
1 1. . 1 'r?>i t yinaii i\a:.? AI < ?rrlson
ll. iirj Stewart \. I: Aloor.
.!. S. Sach' r
|
Dinner Party.
Air. and Airs. Iluuli I 'odd at lie ir
in ?in., on AfcOraw's llun. ciilertaincd a
Dumber of fri.nds en Thanksgiving I'ay.
At no.in a v- ry nice dinn.-r was served
and tie remainder of th- day was spent
socially and with music. The guests 1
\\ . r>-:
M< ssrs. and Ab sdatnep :
A\ . A Hoilg.-rs Eud'dph liodg.'rs
II. L. Morrison I'bas. f.'ray
L. F. . .Oble 11. t. Do.his
J. H Dodds
M issrs :
I'.essie Johnston IMv.1 Maud Dodds !
Il-iet! Jeffrey I 'O.'ll't
Messr- ?
Oilbcrt Dodds E-.\.|| Dodd
Irwin ?; ray Stewart. Orav
I lirward Johnston Di?n::l.l Hodgers
AV111 Hold Meeting.
Thursdaj afternoii lb. King's Paugh*
t-rs of jh,. Fourth Street AI. E church,
are i. . . tilied to attend a meeting when!
s.-i.-ral bii^iinss matters will receive
alien! ion.
Xiiuiclieon Pritlfiy.
Vn evriit of social importam - this I
?.ej; .lid will b. the luncheon on Fri
day afternon at th- Windsor hotel. |
whi. 't will honor the state regent ot j
til- I icghters of the Hevolution. A'rs 1
'!e.r?-c 1 1. Holt of Paii'Motti Luncheon I
will b.. served at UrSft o'clock and
will prelude ih- meeting . f ih' ?*iirivii? 1
Events department of the Woman's I
HOW TO BE SLIM
1!' vioi ar> !???> I'm : :li;? i want to
r. ?. i 1 1 your wiKhi 1.". or
pounds. ilnp'i ::tar\- rind weaken
your syst' mi, m* think you must
.?ilw.ivi lir lauirh^d at <?? ,'i'Tinmt
i.f your 'nt . Imi t fro t>> ally ?'>"<!
ilruprrisi. and R>-i a bos of <">il
<>r K ? ? r?- i n .-ai'SuW. tak^ iit>.' afl-r
??ai-li m-?al and ??!??- I" Tore r^tiriiiK
ii i n i srh t .
1V"luh voursHC nu<v a w^k and
r.f't" what a peasant ati<l t*?-1 !;? !?!??
mfth'd this I* for romovinp -ui
p'-riliKnis fa: from any part <">!*
1 }<?? hod v.
Ii ???'sts littlo. is abK??luti>ly
harmless ami a week's trial should
fori vltifi- anyone thai it is tin
jifi-r-fssa rv t<> lie Inirdonod with
'?veil a s!?k!" pound of unstRhtiy
fat. ' II. Han, 11th anil Mark'"'
Sts.. (\ IT. < ?ri?*st .v- i "p., ran sup
ply ycu.
A pair of those
light, comfortable
Reading Glasses
makes a fine gift for
Christmas.
Let us show you.
HAROLD 0. ETZ
National Exc&ang-o Ban! Blrty.
Second Tloor
Main and Twelfth S+ i
E?
EVery Man Who Taps
Jin Income Tax
Should own one of these splendid Broadcloth Over
coats, lined in Watermink. '
When the weather drops to zero, there's a world
of comfort in one.
The price =
so much, Only
The Gift Ideal
1 for the family
TEE
COLUMBIA
GFafoaoIa
1 Its beauty of tone
and wide range of
possibi 1 i t i e s for
amusement make it
doubly attractive
as a gift on Christ
mas. . Make a note
to come and hear it
yourself.
Models $15 to $200.
The Music Shop
Nat'l 28S-X
Bell 291 3S TWELFTH STREET
I
j Hub. at which -Mr>. IV will !? .c- 1
t
I .Mrs. John- 15. fiarden as .1'Uii;^ J-- ?
M. lit of tin- local chapter. is arr u.nitifi;
\ < r\ i the details <>!' the *S
J f:.ir, :i C unit !: iriasis will incI'Jt!- : !
M>-.v?la !>]??*:
.1 *S\. MF.-i'lure I ..is ! ,
I.'. ,\. 'Irahani Edith Hish?>t.
Itoy i Dm by \\". I*.
Murous ? I'.' "nl S. I'. I'ltrisyiMi
Lucy Lorinj.' Milton 1 V. l'urr
John !?. Gardner 1 1 ?t '.irsifion
Mary Norton Frank ltn>vi.M
llerry Dobson If. Pa! t. : I
1.. S.'iioin Marjory PUs.v
William Kirh%c<i iloward Tru. s--Ii
j Dandle i S'icti- "'harl.s Kla.;\iir.i
rod ' 'haries M. K ?: ?!*i;n
! M ? -s*
j Mary riiiTni l lo.rtrud' ?;.irdti
Kupiia Hutchison
CaJte and Pastry Booth.
Anothor of Twlf; s most popular and
i busiest booths will b- that the Third
I Twlv of which Mrs. I !<???<! .M i'.aird is
; chairman. All home ma <? i r "lucis will
! b<* featured an'i anion,- th.s. vii; be
j breads. cakes, cookies. - pr. v.-rv- ?
and 5>lii!n puddings. AIT sn- mb- rs of
I the Twin will b<! present to s>r\c the;
| public. Th>- bazar is :ri .-v -n * of Tliurs- i
day :ti thf KIUs' club ;.:i I will "!!?? of.
thf l:i rjiest affairs ? ?! K;;:>! ? \- held. I
The members a re:
j U I M. Uaird. .1 n Wilson
I'hairman .lames. W. Ev.jinr
\V. II. Mr Lain V. . It. E. l,:n
("b.is M'ltri-n 1 '. W. Mates
Van I >orn Sutton .lam s Hl-asdaie |
Snpper and Bazar. !
j This eveiiini.' f : the Thomson M. I ?
; ehureh, the ladies will serv. t'i -it an
nual ThanksK'i vinjr supper to which an
I invitation is extended tin .urn- ral pub
lic. The ?- 1: ;?(?? r include- u :'i i:ie hoi
roast turkey nil th? custo:r.:ir> -.?!? dish
es. salads and pltiru pudding. Mrs. >' <>
[Smith Is veil- ral cha;ni;:::i and has'
j char^?> a- Well, of the bazar w!.;.*h is
i held at the same time. At tills a ilti-j
assortment ??f :anc\ and plain, r itrt icles
may bi purchased. There ? in be a
I candy table and a market in corn/ <? * e-n.
. which will be in charge of :-pe. i.si cor
I til It tees.
tea i
By Ruth Camoron.
HOW STANDARDS RISE.
?Terribl. . isn't i*
with a siirh. "the wav our statu!'! !sj
rise'.'" I
"Explain. " i detr.ainb d. '! it,
was desirahlr for ;>? >p ? st.ii;-iarii~ < : i
clean linofs and 'duration and so ? , h i
t ? ? rls?."
"I wasn't thinking ? ; cb-anliiu'ss >r
"ducat ion." she siti>i. I ws thinking of ?
(In tb. :s."
"V?:>tt sr. can
She Thought rivo DoUarn Euotiffb ro:"!
A Hat
"That seven or fitch' years a?o I
thou plil five dollars was plenty to pay
t'or a hut. Tin n nno year I nought a !
hat Then ?n" ynir I i.mucrbt ;< bat f- >r j
seven -t'i fly. After that five scorned >
small, atid wh?-ti ! tot a. hat >r five r!
I'nll I was efotioiiuzltu;. a::l \i > tidereil if!
it wus u really i; ? ?? ?? ! l.a:. Tlc-n tw ? yearn j
ajro T saw n h.'it I "imply had t?? have, j
for ten dollars. I felt terribly . \tr:?\ t-i
pant, tuit after it.ii it was only two ?!? >1 - j
lars and a half more r jwcn-fif'y. j
and so I bo'isrbt it."
??Well." sbe . onfessed. I promise.! I
myself tliat I'd make that my outside I
limit, and then, this y. nr well. ye?jt?T-l
diiy. 1 went in to >' s ;.nd I saw tb'-j
most I. ?>:ninT imt ? " sob looked at nv j
appcnlinRh
I Know How She Felt
"1 low did you know? w-ll. atiyhow. I j
ilidn't mean to 'buy it. bit: It was this'
way The saleswoman could s.-e i was'
in love with it. and ?. !i^n t sa Id. "I'm
afraid 1 1 " ?< too ? vpensive.' she jaid. 'Oh.:
no. my dear, it's on>- of the cbfapeslj
hats we have ? only fifteen dollars'
"And then you jr'- r It?"
Is a dear, and T'm ijoIrk to mrilt" i; ilo I
t hree seasons." j
"I low ! r. i i tr do you ?hink it will V
before fifteen seems an ordinary pr;-e(
for a hat to yon'
'Never!" she ,c*M fervonily.
I wonder.
It's so d.-adly easy for t h t kin I of:
.stnnriarrl to rise.
And Sometimes Too TVluoh Economy la j
Unwise
And snmot imr.s if pAalli- t~)
i I
Kov.n that 1
pay twii ? ?p r !i . ilol!;<r<? nioro .inrl pm
:i hat that will l:i
gown (hilt will :?
am air. -uiy tvgre
ilii!n*i pay rj : ^ f ? . fur.
Am! if on<- is with ptoplo who have
mop- it;. .ti.;. ( hiui onwseSf a nil think and
talk iii Ifrtt' r fi^urw. how hard it is to
lnl;> <-n r?-li iriK 'he contusion of ih-.-ir
standards!
All honor. I say, me woman win
can r> Hist mum i,-mptatTons. ami yet tt"C
?.'n to tin; I'ih.T <-\tr>.n.-: of buying rii?
4- Swap jinrl ;;nsu.tisfacrory thing tluu
will only havi- to ho bought over again.
STATE PUBLISHERS TO MEET
CHARUOSTOxT wTva.. Doe. I ?
Colonel .loo J. Swopo, McDowell coun
ty newspaper editor ami president of
he W'esi Virginia l'ubllshers' Asso
ciation. ha? called a m->eun.i: of all the
publish' .Ts of newspapers iti tho stato
to bo ))? hi in' Charleston January S
?.nd ft. In making tho call. Colonel
Swopo says "there
lini'- j ti tho history
was i'raiisht with as
uncertainties to th?
pn-si ii!. Wo must
i:o broke iii-iiaratolj
Tin' Mieotlnir dates
never has been a
of our state that,
mrr.y dangers and
? publishers as the
stand together or
were selected be
?anse tho W
will convene a
i la
ini> legislature
s later.
WILL EFFECT BIG SAVING
CMAFtr.KSTdX. \\". Va.. fVc. ?{ ?
Squire II .iarn ihe sheriff-elect of
Kanawha eounty, today filed with tho
County Court iiis estimate of office
i xponsos for tho first year of his tertn.
Tho total in ?lK.X7f?. aside from his
salary. It is estimated that tho rouu
t.y will savo at least $35,000 a year as
between th.e present fo- system and
the fonhcominu salarv system.
L'fta
iCfi
Rub Mustered on Forehead
and Temples
! ^adachr remedy without tbc flan*
: ? f "he tuiadio medicine." Relieve
'.\ ho and that miserable feeling from
> ? r c 'n^c-tMU. An 1 it acts at '?nce|
cican. white ointment,
mustard. Better than s
and docs not blister
ustard
;< a
>ii u!
i?:e r
xtct
na!K
tnac:i ami
??hcines do.
. and in no way cat;
heart, as some k
Kxcellcnt for sore throat, bronc.'
or up. stitV neck, asthma, neuralgia,
grsti n. plcurifv. rheumatism, lumbal
all pains and aciies of the l>;irk or joints^
.?.;-r.ii: s. - re muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted fee:, colds - >t the chest (it often
prevents j)t:eum< .nia ) .
^ i
Dressmakers Importers
Goodwin Corsets
Ladies' Tailors Pleating
Pinking Hemstitching
Buttons Covered Picot Edge
1105 Chapline St.
Opp. Y. W. C. A. Wheeling.

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