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REAL ESTATE
:East Wheeling $2,800
A good home of five rooms; situated in East Wheeling above all
floods, close to cars sin-d only a few minutes walk to the business dis
trict. Price ? ?2,800.,
HESSE & KIRCHINER CO.
Open Evenings 25 11TH STREET Both Phones 471
"Member Wheeling Real Estate Board"
ONE OF OUR BARGAINS !
Eight-room modern home, lot 25x100, on Wilson street.
?4,000
Let us show you this.
L. A. ROLF AGENCY
30 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Properties Managed. Money to Loan.
Members Wheeling Real Estate Board.
Dandy Warwood Home
Seven-room frame in best of location. Gas, bath, reception hall.
Cemeted basement. Entire house finished in oak. Nice modern J
)me. Price ? $4,300.
ens Savings & Trust Co.
BANKING ? REAL ESTATE?INSURANCE
-Corner Sixteenth and Market Streets. Both Phones, 498.
Member Wheeling Real Estate Board. *
FLOOR SPACE FOR RENT
Two floors, size 40x120, in Delaplaine Building, 1307 Main street.
Excellent elevator. Reasonable rent.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
? ? Ibaibin of tk? Whee Ting Beal IiUt? Board
, Capital Tald la $150^00.00. Beal Srtata and Ti re Imnuiod.
W. O. BBA2TD, XWCR XMl ZrtaU Department.
EIGHTY ACRE FARM FOR RENT.
?AU1 nice rolling land. 70 acres can b? tilled. 10 acres In timber. Five roomed
SxreUlng with well and cistern at door.; Larg? bank barn with cistern, nice
orchard.
J. P. ROTH REALTY CO.
Xemfcers WkeeliBif Beal Estate Board.
1138 Chaplin* Street. Opposite Poet Offloe.
GLENWOOD HOME
Six room house on the Pilfe. Lot 45x100 feet: arranged for two
families. . A good home and good investment. Only $2,900.
DURST REAL ESTATE CO.
BeU 1727-J , 812-13 Schmolbach Bid*. Bat. 1286-X
Honey to loan on Beal X state.
Member* of Wheeling Beal Estate Board.
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY -IT'S THE TRUTH
* Paden City Tickets Free to Actual Investors.
ALLAN TURNER, Real Estate Specialist, 1220 Market Street. BeU
? * Phone 1135. Natl. 165- Y.
- CHEAP
1 ? Near City Hospital, 4
rooms, gas and water, very
large lot ; being sold to settle
an estate; reduced to only
$1650 ?or a quick sale.
A newly built 5-room frame
in Vv arwood, bath, tile foun
dation, .slate roof, porches;
only $?<350.
S.Nesbitt, Jr.
Sixteenth and Market Sts.
Open Evenings
Money to Loan Fire Insurance
FOR SALE
EDGWOOD HOME
Four rooms and bath, fine well
water, compressed air tank supplies
house with water. Lot 40x185. Owner
leaving town. Possession any time.
Tatum & Caldwell
Xooni 4 City Ban* Building.
Ball 'Phone 664. 2Xat. 'Phone 364J.
EXCHANGE
4 acres at Elm (Srove on public road,
gas; price, 52.000.
5-room house, water, gas. in city, cen
trally located: price, $2,500.
Will exchange the above properties
for a 7 or 8-room- dwelling of about
equal value.
Third Floor Schmulbach Biag.
631. 1593-B.
15-Acre Farm
I For sale. Located four miles from k
WheeliB on Fairmont i'lke. Has ?
6-roomed house. 40x60 barn, younj? ?
? fruit trees, cultivated berries,
etc. Owner will sell for J6.000 on -I
time.
. McCULLAGH & REID !
ft We SO TSZSOS
~ >21-22 GEBMA2J BA5X BZ.DQ.
? Seal Estate and Imamaoi. m
I Phone* ? Bell 39?: National 118. I
FOR RENT.
furnished hous?\ J
?y to 15th of May.
>et. between 3th and
Roderus & Wingerter
8-room furnished hous?\ From 15th
Of January to 15th of May. On North
Main street, between *Jth and 10th.
1019 Schmulbach Brdldlng,
FHoa.ee Bell 1077; JTatl. 978.
LENOX and ttOODLAWN
, BEAU IFUL HOMES
For sale at prices less than original
cost. These are very good and mod
ern homes with every convenience.
The lots ;ye larg<* and arc beautiful-'
ly situated. Owners are leaving
city. These are decided bargains.
Terms can be arranged.
Por Kent at WOodl&wn S rooms and
bath, modern; possession at once ?
$40.00.
Paul-Lough Co.
19 PourtMnth St.
*B ell 102. ? Wat. 873-*.
FOR SALE
(21BS) Seven room frame near Twen
! ty-seventh street, out of flood district,
Pricc $2,950.
J. G . FINLEY
Real Estate and Insurance.
I B*ll Phone 35. Hat. Phoni 2.
1108 Sclunnlbach Bldff.
FOR RENT
DIATE POSSESSION.
! 6 room Apt., H. Park $40.00
8 room and bath, furnace; Wood
l&wn 30.00
7 room. Echo Point 35.00
6 room. Echo Point 25.00
9 rooms and bath, hot water heat,
garage ? Maple Ave., Wood lawn.
Furnished home, AlfnhMm.
Furnished home. Woodsdalc.
Security Trust Co J
Agents
Ball 77 ? T?l*phonM? VatT. MM.
Plumbing, Heating and Fire
Sprinkler Systems
| ROBT. W. KYLE CO.
Now at 1518 Main Street.
! Get Our Price* Before Installing.
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FOR CHRISTMAS
I We have tin- London Christmas Paper,
| Bibles. T?'s laments. Cards, Albums,
i Juvenilis Books. Box Papers. Post Cards.
I Subscriptions for all periodicals at low
| rates dir>-cl to vour address.
C. H. Q U I M B Y
1512 MUKET STREET.
FINANCIAL
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELISO, W. VI.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
. PATS 4% OK TIME DEPOSITS.
I OLDEST AND YOUNGEST IN NAVY
: Washington. lk>\ is.? pi ?<* -it
! Wilson shook hands with two sallora
I who said they were the uiucm uiiU
youngest in the : navy. They were
among twenty-live enlisted men from
the dreadnought* Nevada, now at Nor
folk. and brought to Washington by
their chaplain for a Christmas trip be
cause their homes are too far away.
The youngest was Lloyd Cornell, lo, and
the oldest was James McCarthy, til.
TO PIOAT THE SUB H-3.
WASHINGTON. I?ec. IV ? A dispatch
from Admiral Capi^rton. late today, said
th<* submarine H-3, ashore on Huboldt
Bar. . Cal.. probably would be floated at
high tide tomorrow.
Lieutenant Bogash of the submarine
has brought a line ashore through heavy
surf.
RAILROAD ROUTE !
SUIT IIPTHf
j
TTT.AUXK& WILL BE CONDUCTED BE- !
PORE JUDGE HIBTEY IN
CIRCUIT COURT.
"Wheeling, Ohio and Eastern Company
Claims Route Up Big" "Wheeling
Creek ? Considerable Interest.
Considerable interest Is being taken
In the suit to be heart! before Judge H.
C. Hervey in circuit court here today,
involving claims to a route for a rail
road up Rig "Wheeling creek. The suit
is between the Wheeling. Ohio & East
ern Railroad company and the Wheel
ing Coal Railroad company. Both com
panies claim to have filed on particular
portions of this route and the question
of priority of the claim is one of the
points to bo determined at the hearing.
It was said yesterday that the
Wheeling Coal Railroad company, which
is formed by employes c>f the Pennsyl
vania Railroad company, after the adop
tion of its proposed route and filing of
same on June 15. has bought a number
of tracts of land several hundred feet
distant from the route.
The route of the Wheeling, Ohio &
Eastern company was adopted June 1.
several days before the Wheeling Coal
Railroad company adopted its route,
and it is said that Wheeling Ohio &
Eastern surveyors wore at work three
months before the "Wheeling Coal com
pany placed men in the field. It was
remarked yesterday that the Wheeling
Coal Railroad company apparently was
organized for the purpose of hamper
ing or preventing. If possible, the con
struction of the Wheeling. Ohio & East
ern road.
The Wheeling. Ohio & Eastern com
pany will be represented today by At
torney Charles McCamic. while the
Wheeling Coal road will be represented
by Attorney J. B. Sommerville.
M'MECHEN
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
A M. Lorentz. McMechen, W. Va. ?
Rev. E. D. Fellers, formerly pastor of !
the First M. E. church here,, -who re
cently closed a successful revival cam-,
palgn in Alexandria. "W. Va.. is spending
several days here with friends.
Third rank work will be taken up at j
the regular weekly business meeting of
McMechen Lodge No. 1-44. Knights of i
Pythias, to be held this evening in the I
lodge headquarters in the McMechen j
building.
Mrs. William Rushoton has returned |
to her home in "Whltacre. Pa., after a:
visit with friends and relatives here. ?
Vane "Wells and Wayne Gatewood. !
students at the University of Pitts
burgh, -will arrive home shortly to spend
the holidays with their parents.
David Henry, -who is located in Fair
mont. will spend the holidays at his
home here.
First degree work was taken up at
the regular weekly business meeting of
the Odd Fellows held" last evening.
Rev. C. W. Fuller. Jr., pastor of the'
Christian church here, has returned |
home from Bethesda. O.. where he con- ?
ducted the Sunday s-rvices at the Beth- :
esda Christian church. |
Work of making improvements to the j
traction company lines through the
narrows below the car barn has been
discontinued for the present on account
of the cold and snow.
Miss May Cooper, who has been crit
ically ill at her home here for several
weeks, continues about the same.
Miss Nannie Hull has returned from :
Moundsvllle. where she spent several
days, the guest of Miss Virginia Kidder. J
McMechen City Council will meet In >
regular semi-monthly session next I
Thursday evening in the council cham
ber at the old Seventh street school
building.
NAtiONAl~GUARD
(Continued from Pint Page.)
al Guard, General?" Senator Brady i
asked.
"It should he replaced as . rapidly !
as possible with men .trained tinder a |
universal service system" General I
Wood replied. "When the system has .
been well started, I would drop the 1
National Guard entirely from any |
scheme of national defense, although
Music makes a happy
Christmas.
Give a
COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLA
and insure the best
music. Step into
our shop?hear this
beautiful instru
ment and order
today.
Models $15 to ?200 '
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
The Music Shop
BeU 291. 38 TWELFTH ST. Natl. 288-X.
we want every officer and man of them I
In the new plan. Hut it must be a|
straight out federal force."
"Yet the states must maintain the ]
National Guard or some other force" i
Senator Brady suggested.
"I believe a constabulary should ho 1
maintained by each state, not a mili- '
tary force" explained the general. 1
"The police are trained to control i
while troops are trained to kill. There!
is less resentment when men are han- !
died by police than when troops are j
called out. The people feel it is the j
policeman's business."
Wood Outlines Plan
General Wood outlined his own 1
plan for universal service which in
effect would be a combination of Ihe
Chamberlain hill itself, an adaption
of the Australian system and *.he
French general staff plan. His scheme
would provide that al physically fit 1
men be given six months training dur
ing their nineteenth year, passing then
into the organized reserve lo be avail
able for first line duty only between i
the "ages of 21 and 22, after which they j
would pass into the unorganized re
serve until 29.
The result would be a constant, force j
of trained men with full equipment of,
more than 4,000,000 he said in addition :
to a standing army of 250,000 com- 1
posed of men who were professional )
soldiers by personal inclination. "I
do not think any nation would attack
us" he remarked.
Senator Thomas called attention to
Mr. Fisher's suggestion that raising
the pay of the regular army to $:>0
a month would bring in all the men
necessary. The general said this mere
ly would extend the evils of an al
ready hopeless military system that
had failed ihe nation in every war.
"And in this present mobilization"
he added "we cannot, get the men for
either the regulars or National Guard."
General Scott will ro into details as
to the mobilization when he resumes
his testimony tomorrow. He has at
his disposal an exhaustive report com
piled by the militia bureau after de
tailed accounts had been received from
all regular officers assigned to mus
tering work. The formal declaration
of the general staff against the Na
tional Guard system, already present
ed by General Scott, is understood to
be founded upon this evidence as well
as upon the conclusions of military
students.
OKIY THOOE TRAINS B.UNNTKO.
K1-. PASO, T Deo. tS.-r.Mt trains
hut those carrying trr>op?? have been
suspended temporarily between .7 ua rex
and Chihuahua City because of the
scarcity of locomotives und coal, It was
announced today.
A report here today that Tarral had1
been retaken by Villa forces could not
be contlrmed.
QUICK-LUNCHITIS
Have you ever had it? Headaches,
indigestion, nerve-fag? all caused
by too rapid eating, and too little
exercise?
Pills don't cure. Laxatives and
cathartics, unnatural irritating
stimulants, frequently end by
making constipation chronic.
Get a bottle of Nujol at your
druggist's. It will effectively
relieve constipation by helping
nature to act naturally. Nujol is
not a laxative or a bowel stimu
lant. It acts in effect as an in
ternal lubricant, encouraging and
facilitating normal movements.
Nujol is bottled at the refinery and
is sold only in pint bottles bearing the
name Nujol and the imprint of the
Standard Oil Company (New Jersey.)
Refuse substitutes ? be sure you get
the genuine. Write to-day for book
let "The Rational Treatment for Con
stipation."
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
, (New Jen?y)
Bayonne New Jersey
1 THE MIMES 1
"IS Amr QIKIi SAPE?"
The large audiences lhat attended the
Court I Ilea i re yesterday to witness the
sen.-atioiml motion picture, "Is Any Girl
Safe?" were undoubtedly thrilled to the
! core. Mothers departed with a prayer
| of gratefulness that their daughters had
i escaped the lot which had dragged other
i mothers' daughters to the lowest depths
: this side of hades. The picturo Is Just
! as ? advertised; it is a fearless arraign
: ment of a monstrous evil. It conveys
a great moral lession without the ob
i Jectionahlc features of many similar
productions and in addition teaches a
j' lesson that has never before been seen
? in moving pictures. The Wheeling
i Bellairc football game was seen exact
ly as played at Martins Ferry Thanks
. giving day. Both pictures will be cx
I hibited at (he Court theatre twice dally
I all this week.
"THE LITTLE CAPE."
According to the advance reports,
this production is one of the greatest
sent 011 the road. It was a whole sea
, son at the New Amsterdam thealre.
! New York eity. and will be played this
1 season in only a. few of the smaller
cities'. It will be presented at the Court
theatre matinee and night.
"The Little rafc" is the work of Ivan
Cnryll and C. M. S. McLellan, who wrote
"The Pink Lady" and "Oh, Oh. Del
phine." The music is said to be of the
scintillating character that keeps every
body in good humor from the rise of the
curtain to the final drop.
"The Little Cafe" also promises a real
plot, a thing seldom encountered in mu-.
slcal comcdy. The story was tken oy
the. author from Tristan Bernard's
French farce. "Lc Petit Cafe." This
most successful modern musical com
edv will be offered in this city exactly
as" it was given for the run of nearly a
year in Manhattan. It was first pro
duced in this country by Ivlaw & Rr
l.-inger after the manner of their artis
tic presentations. Among the popular
song, hits that have become general fa
vorites are "You Little ,Cafe Good-Day."
"Do You Call That Dancing?" "Serve,
the Caviar," "The Be:.t Queen of Aall."
"This Gay Taree." "Thy Mouth Is a j
Rose" and "Just Because It's You."
FRENCH GAIN
(Continued fmm Pirst Page.)
southwest of Sicily. The French ad- j
mi rally denies I he loss of a French
?vrarship of the. Tatrie class.
Seven American muleteers were
killed on December 14 when the Brit
ish horse transport Russian was at
tacked and sunk by a submarine in the
Mediterranean sea. according to ? an
announcement by the British admiral
tv. Eleven members of the crew also
lost their lives. The Russian is de
clared to have been empty at the time I
she was sunk.
Iileut. fihortt Missing.
BROCKVILLK, Ont. Dec. IS.? A ca
ble message from. London today an-j
nounced that Lieut. Allan Phortt. at
tached to the machine gun section of the
Flftv-ninth battalion, Canada, was of
ficially reported mtssjng after an en
gagement on the French front. He Is
thought to he a prisoner of war, the
messacc said.
Lieut. Shortt. a nephew of the late
Seth Low. once mayor of New York,1
was a Harvard student when he came
to BrockviUe to enlist.
Protest Strike la on.
MADRID, Dec. IS (noon, via Paris.
5. OH P. M.). ? The 24-hour general strike,,
called by the labor organizations as ai
protest against the increased price of
food has resulted in a complete tie-up
of factories, stores and other businesses
throughout Spain. Quiet prevails
everywhere.
All shops, cafes and restaurants in
Madrid have been closed. Soldiers and
civil guards fill the streets and great
precautions have been taken against any ,
disturbances. i
i
PARIS, Dec. IS.? The American em-,
bassy transmitted the German peace 1
note to the French foreign office today, j
Coronation D?c. 30.
LONDON, Dec. ID, 1:03 a. m. ? It Is
announced in the chamber that the cor
onation of King Charles as king of Hun
gary has been fixed for December 30,
according to a Rudapest dispatch re
ceived by Renter's via Absterdam.
POLICE PICK-UPS
Business Picks Up After Slnmp of
Three Days ? Officer* Make
Nine Arrests.
Business in police Circles picked up
again yesterday and last night after
the slump of the past three days and
nine arrests had been made up to mid
night. Ada Sadler was taken in by
Officer West on a charge of disorderly '
conduct. A. K. Jarvts, George Sterling ,
and Bill Smith, a trio of drunks, were |
locked up by Officers Worts and Mc- ;
Clatchey. John Fox was run in by Offi
cer McClatchey on a disorderly charge.
Bess Stelnburg, drunk, by Sutton; James
Probst, drunk, by P.aper, and Judge
Ruckley, drunk, by Moore, are in the
lockup awaiting trials In police court
this morning.
Leon G.uareglia, an Italian, was pick
ed up at the Panhandle depot early Mon- ,
day morning by Officer Fullerton :uk1 j
was committed to jail to await a hoar
WANTED ? Male Help
WANTED? Silences to tell household foofe. Ex
perience unnecaaaarr And Uber *1 compensation ta
wide awake man. C. t. Adams Co., U40-11U Mala
Bt. upstairs.
WANTED? Two youcf men to work niwt acaeti oa
B. * O. trains. Apply at Onion Nsi j Co. ofttofc
B. * 0. depot. m-3-a
WANTED? At once, several food deUrar aad Maa
bora, to work before scbooL. Ajply at Circulation
Department. Intelligencer. betwaeo 4 aad < a. ?.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST? Bunch of ken, on H*iiot* _
Third and BUth streets. or In P?<W?> * P<x* reoa
or saloon, Martina Kerry. Beture to pool
FOR SALE
FOR SALE ? Lot* at Cedar Bock*. Address INK
19th SL. Wheeltaf. d-U-a
FOR SALE ? Cheap. registered 0. L C. mala pLja From
prtra wlnnlnf stock. Improra yomr herd with a rac
ist <? red sir?. R. K- Gormeh. Baylaad. Ohla l-l4-81l
foe rent
FOR RENT ? Luxe store room, n ear comer Market
Twelfth Bt.. also baaement finished for aalear
or storace. Posaeaalca to (alt tenant, j Addraaa Poat
offlce box 342. City. dl(-l
FOR RENT AT. ANO NEAR CORNERS OF BAIN
AND TENTH STREETS:
SEVEN ROOMS :
SIX ROOMS
FIVE ROOMS
ONE STORE ROOM NORTHWEST CORNER
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS I
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
IMS ?/, MAIN STRUT,
LEGAL NOTICE
P rebate ef Will.
Office of the Clerk. County Court. Ohio Cowty, State
of West Virginia. '
In tie matter of the Prolate of the Last Will and
Testament of William Henry 0 artier, deceased.
The object of the petition filed In this matter ilia
23th day of November, 19]g, la to hare admitted ta
probata and record a paper writing purporting to be
the Last WU1 and Testament of WUUam Maary
Gartley. deceaaed. bearing date the 7 th day of Au
gust, 1913: and it appearing from an affidavit filed
with me in my office that Mazle Maury, a peraoa
who U therein and by aald pctltloo declared to be
Interested In the probate of aald will la ft no?- resi
dent of the State of .West Virginia; it la by aald
Court ordered that the said Maile Maury, together
?<srith the unknown heirs of the said William Htvy
Gartley, or the heirs of any of them who are do
longer lirlng, do appear at my office In the City of
Wheeling. In the County and State aforesaid, within
one month after the dale ?f ihe first . publication
hereof, and do what la neceeeary to protect their in
ternets in aald matter.
The bearing of the said petition la aet for the
29th day of December, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
; JOHN 1L WILLS.
' Clerk of the County Court. Ohio Cooaty, State tf
West Virginia. *
n-Bfi-d-5-12-19.
, MISCELLANEOUS
J WANTED? Coal lands In Ohio or Weat Virginia, Ho.
8 Pittsburgh rein. Would prefer stripping ooaL
Address Buyer, Intelligencer. d-lt-p
WANTED? To buy fat hogs. Mall ma a card aad
nute your location. Louis Sostersleh. Blaine. Ohio.
Box No. 6. ' d-JJ-l
! tOO FINEST trained staging canarlea. Malea aad
IcmsJes. Talking parrots, cages, seeds, medicines.
I etc. G. W. Arbaugh, 23-6th St., Martins Ftzrj. 0.
! Bell phone 279- J ; Nat'l 281-J. 4-I-llt
PATEI\TS??s
utia?uttu'ai iiutfiuiuu. BocltUt tn?
Z. B. DUMLA*, fltest UTML
! National hixchantf# Bank Building:
WhaeliiX WVA
FUNERAL DIRECTOES
9BO
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
Cfcy ft
Caii* pruiB^u* m.%wuaoa to a; Hi flm?
nuurvviiiia i
Ftore ? Bell 12*2: National 174*.
Residence ? W. B. Cooey. BaU 1314-J.
National 1272-*.
Residence ? A. B*l*w?acer. National
J399-R.
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DIED
TELFORD? Ob Moudsy, December 18, 1*11. U ?:1S
o'clock p. m., ix the funliy reildenos. 734 Mirttt
street. ilABY BAJIAU, dxuxbter of Thpmil 1, tsd
Kllea Telford. In the 21st yttx of fcer w.
Kuneril notice beresfter.
MORRISON? On Saturday. December li II U. ?t
5:50 o'clock p. m.. ml t-h? residence of her dsmh
ter, Mrs. A- V. Thorn burg. 54 So. Tork itrwt,
MjUIY A., widow of ibe Ute Stisuel J. Morrison.
Berrlces at the residence Mondsy erenlnj TM o'clock.
Friends Invited to eUeud. Interment prime
Tuesday morolnf 10 o'clock. In Penlneule oemstsry.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis?ERTTcify
FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANO
' ARTERIAL EMBALMER
1122 and 1124 Main 8treet
? Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635
C. J. Bertschy ? Nat. Phon? 1959-A;
Bell 13o4-H.
Breummer & Hiidebrand
roaaiai uuacsort ami iimoaimera.
Comer Market ud Tw?ity-?*ecuu 4U
T?l?Dhone tot Ooen -lay *nd nlfbt
ing before the lunacy commission. He Is
said to have become insane and built a
fire near the Panhandle Btation. When
the station watchman remonstrated, the
Italian threatened to burn down the de
pot.
VOTED BACX XHTO TBZASTTST.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.? The $76*.
000 appriprlated Inst session for a pub
lie building at Ripon, Wis., and which
citizens of that place asked congress to
retain for purchase of a military avia
tion field was voted back into the treas
ury today by the house.
OXT CASK lOm
FINDLAY. O.. Dec. 18.? The Ohio Oil
company and the Illinois Pipe Line com
pany tonight announced a cash bonus
of '10 per cent for employes whos?
salaries are $2,000 or less yearly. Two
thousand employes living in all parts of
the United States arc affected.
1
SPECIAL
SALE
SUITS
$18 $20
OVERCOATS
$18 $20 $25
Made to Order in New
Styles. Clever cut, smart ef
fect, perfect fit, lasting sat
isfaction in STOUT Tailored
Clothes ? and at very moder
ate prices.
MORTON G. STOUT & CO.
TAILORS. 11th and Mftfa.
P. J. BALL, Mgr.