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|vr in V. S. J* we* OfSw
ffce NEW FAMHY 8EMBI
i*|Ieiste{, palatable medicine and cu
and children with perfert
W8CIAU.Y JKTEWUtn JO*
ladjfutioa, Nerroasiut
imm,. K?rroa? Debility, B
achat and a General wm-Pw* ? >"
Conditio? of the Sj*U a. ?? '4,
g^, CtWTAjy^ aPfftOXWATSU' Hi ASCOJMl ,r
v ... Uhlespoonful before or afttf
t&'V , ?aidreti? One teatpeoafhl . ? ? j?j
njr vp zr, ... "
fillT-irOBTH con**1?
???'? ' hittmn i? CWHtOS SWSftOt ; '~J|:
' "v 2A*XIVIWJS, OIUO - ..; " '
m*
hi
v
EFFECTIVE YET >
WHOLLY HARMLESS
NERV- WORTH does eon. I and
gwod wiily. Composed wf vegetable
ingredients it routers rich benefits
upon th?* system and leaves not a
tra?*e of harm behind. It is rruh a
familv toii'n*. blcs>mg equally the
nervou* infant, the worn-out veter
an and men and u omen nf all ages.
Thousands hav?-> lte?-u mad** over bv
NERV-WORTH, v\ h i?*h ?roes straight
to i In* ^??at of nervuiis ills and over
?#oh;? > them at their sourer.
NERV-WORTHI
-NOW ON SALE AT- ;
Baer's Drug Store |
i
jYOUR DOLLAR BACKl j
IF THIS FAMOUS FAMILY TONIC j
DOES NOT BRING YOU
BETTER HEALTH |
READ WHAT WHEELING FOLKS SAY
ABOUT NERV- WORTH j
Mrs. ITova Whittaker, 4232 Water St., Wbeel
ing.
"Was sicU >fars. Had s"'V<ra! d'w*
tors. Was in hos pi l*? !. Tltov a<jvis.-d an op
eration. H:nl ?ii>n>Hi,h and howcl trouhh* and all
I ailm?nts thai ?'? with this dis*?asi\. Hav
taUoi \?'.rv -Wurl h m at mi-til ami tny condition
is improving jr r< 1 1 . . I ? -:i t > ?l ? ? pari "I' my
!tous^\v?'rU now. \s ! 1 5 ? ? h> was impossible 1 1> do I" -
t'oro taking thr nvdii'itn'. I could" not stand uti my
t>i>t l?n?r enough to attend ti> any part i;?f tny
housework until Ncrv-W'urtlt oatm* to 1 1 1?* rescue.
1 give N'rv-\Vorth all tli? credit of saving no
from th*' op- ratine table ami regaining m>
health and am satisfied .Wrv- Worlh will fur*
me. I liavo g;tin<d hi lbs. and ant srctling strong
er cvt) day."
Marg-aret Miller, No. 4 48tli St., Wheeling- ,
Tells Atiout Her Soil Elmer:
".My son Klnv-r. ??' ye ars old, suffered with
iKTVousnoss for several years. Y-'ry despoti
dent fit times. No ambition lu do .-mythim;. No
sleep ? would wall; the flimr :< i I niicht and keep
us up at nlKhi. also. We had four ?J<>. i<>rs anil
sot no relief. Weight was only 1 1 S pounds.
"Only one hoi tie nvde thi.-- Monderful ehsns<
Weight US pounds. a gain of .In pounds. Mono
i.> worfc. l-v.-ls luippy. Appetite good and
digestion Hue. Sl*-"p. Kood ? \ i' \ niKlit. 1 <*U\
SlDKIi 111X1 A Wl'l.l. I . ? ? V . Kliu-r works for
the .National Tube t'o.. I : i s < i-.-= i?i? works."
Mall Carrier Wui. Graham, Wo. Huron St..
WhecUnff.
ihroi i s ;? ?? i * ?> ? jt ? I ?i<iiicotl I was !"?
romiug nervous wii-l ur ? U'oukl *lcep .vi\
hours but dimi't st-in '? rested win-is I'd p?-t
up: my ^ did m< ? lint ' i ' ? I ? jroo.'l. HimI sotn"
litilf ticiit'l.-. !>?>'. li IV smiii?- N>rv.
WiTtJi iimi in \ iiii|-r<>viiitr and ;
inU'-li 1>; tt?T. 1 < mi sh > n h:is tn-iiHitt'd .'!)?_? unci
ll|Odl<'ine."
David E. Poxton, Engineer Wheeling- Terminal |
Kail road:
i
"Al'i^r lM'iiii; off ?July oiv > ?:i ?? vi'li ihthmis i
hro&k'town. ii" I i> >?. low ih> r>*st hi
tn^his anil y--nt-ral ?!*? I lii y. I roiu i 1 1 ? !??< J to i r;. ?
\'?t\ -Worth. Al'i'-r i.'iklr.K 'If li :??' l???i 1 1?- I l>*-- J
Ma !l I.I ? r<-?- 1 I?.?I1<T Nov. I Illiil p't II). V
:itnl .'I in al\. i \ > liti::?i> 1 1 < I 1 1:< \ ? no ill ,-f- .]
tvliaivv'-r. 1 and m\ ii-m'm s .*iiv ?|iii.-t
mI woniltrfullj ." i
SAMPLE DOSES FREELY DISPENSED
BAER'S DRUG STORE
TWELFTH AND MARKET STREET STORE ONLY
+ ':
interesting affair of the
MID-WINTER AT McLURE
HOTEL
Linsly Military Ball This Evening At
Hotel Wtndsoi ? Heme Economics
Luncheon For Miss Leete This
Afternoon. With Lecture
Otu* of ; liv hc'Rilsotiifst dasu-os of
rho wa> uiv?:? ia-i ?-vonirt2, 'ii
fh?- scrips o: : h ? ? ? iih^cr iprion dances,
at MrLurr- hoct-i. ami was attetul
?it by nearly * uwsfs. T!i ??.*??* u;iin,"S
fn>m their sra;t have been tno?: sue.-.
c?>sft'!il and v UI <?? hi t ihroimi'ou'.
i>:< season. All riav?*a delightful
ciable air am! t :i?=- nutnber itt n? s ? f.vl
a r'-!- has eonaian;ly iiuTr:s since
iheir inception dnr:t?c ih- lrn ?? \u
iumn.
Appoirn mints' a> las; ? v?tiinu's a:
fa:;*, wero sui:?'-''1'- i \ of ; li>- 'am bow
iTi'i th*- decorations wr- an ahum1
an; t-v'd'Tice of I'm- cart-' and induct:"
t?T he ? njinmirifP. which is madi- >:p
of .Messrs. K. .1. Sione, i tarry Mcl.uic.
Jr.. !:. V;. .Morgan. Jr.. .M? rtz 1'rar.
zli,liiri and Carl <). Schmidt.. On ti;?*
two sides of t:"-- roo.ro, : :_??-[?-* were nar
row lenzths of colored papers. lopped
w i ; h baskeis of crimsca floweis .Mid
thi <-?iiiasr was b?-ati;i'ul with
ihk'kly biiatr .ibb.uis of tiaf?-d na
pe's. . [n the c.eiuer ?d* tM? room . nc
outline conformed to iii?? circular c-'l
in cr ti '-co rat ions ami from a'l -"hies the
lisrlit- shone ihroitjdi the shades "f
? he rainbow.
Ta?' customary* olitninari-m dance
was fvaturt-t] s.nd puiu-n was s?*rv?:.I
t'lruughoui ih?* iwnii;^. with supp>t
u* a lai" hour. .
Th<" many pand-omr uowns were a
colorful hi i.. and 'th?- ball mom was at
all limes most yay with them and
thf i." aUr.u'ttvc v.^ar^rs.
Tb> X os it of f - M ;i i < " orchestra pro
vii,i'.-(i an iitii-.vrvih'il proa ram of mu.-ii1
'or the occasion.
Anions the iru^sts wer**:
M issc.?
Virgin!;* Mcfcee
Marjjm-rit" l?b?>rt
Mi.-s rakp.v.jJI
ll-si-r iPisl- j
Kathcrin* (
"i \V-llsi?ur?
S:? :? ?li
A'!>'l:ii> t<"?bin.? >(s
<?! ? >kui'i<itrr:i
? I "t ??tl'.i ? ? I 'ni S' v
h ?? i
.\*i'ii?- llwpi''
i ? .v-?'
? ?I'
,\i;i i v i ;;..-ain-r
wViKhi
I*::.
.~sr> .
*. i :b< i '
\\ . r. I.
? ?r liri'i.n
!\ in;'
P ss
Sar.i i. U It i lakf r
Viss Kil^ar. < 'iii-.uso
i:-Til..'t t :? ? > :tt
A'.ll'':' I !ri?'ll
.Mil.-; AP.-xsind'T
Sa? ;< ii .liK'ksnii
? ?I" I i:ts>>iii'(;ii
l-Vaiic- s U rviisiuill,
V.'ashiciUuii, I'a.
Ali.-.- Wr'-nshull.
Wa-'tniiKluii, I'a.
i "h.M.r l.it r ? Winters
(?'lofiic" Max'ii
I :.?ss .Malhis"ii
' s I ?
i.
i- I. Schmblt
? -i . > Srhnm!
W-ii Wapors
Sasn K I* in
i ':i iitrtin 1 1 1 . I
Turn ! >a 1 1 y
fir. TMinn
It' ii 1 1 :'.z> i i i i'"
i>r. i". 1
? V II. M-riv l
N.
.Mnrjcau Hart
1 1 null Oarir.
Wainn'-iu
W'ilsiin Ornbh
Art hut* Kbbvrt
i has. .Mertk>-niill' r
I it 10. St madman
ri Mi?l?h-r
Cruhii
1 1. Cichard Marked
T. J.
H> ii ry Schafor
a:-y Scott
>rB*% K. Wheat
In!.- pollock
!?:. Siono
!??. I-:. Martin
it"!), rt lr?vin
1 1
Harry T.utz Kdward Howie
I jwrenc St*inmet? John J. Mathison
t". 1J. P. retina n Mr. < >. M. Slants
Miner AVelty
Messrs. ami Mesdanies. ?
l>. C. Morgan l>r. and Mr-?. J.
Jason Stamp ? *>?!?! \v?-l I
Harry Mcl.urc. Jr. Carl l.ang
?rge tli-wit I
\V. II. Pt'arr
Kdward l.:irki:i
M.-riy. l-'ranzh" iru
i l-M -a a i >1 Si ifcl
j?;oorge Warren
? Ii-h ham
| .1 r?s ? ? j ?l i i 'oudon
i 'liar! Khoeder
Sidney I ."a is
I Inri'lil i: t::
Oiarb-s I 'i'-lx
II. O. I?anc*r
M. M. IMirick
It. ami Mrs. Will
Cruse
Henry llazl^tt
i Morgan Vaster
Val bundling
Henry J less
lem Kr.imiir.
\\\ 11. T.-usrlfl
frank KIp-vc*
i 'rank Artnbruster
Maj. and Mrs. T. II.
Jackson
I "i". ami M r?. A . I ..
C'i.vIl
I >r ami M rs. E. S.
I :n Hard
I Jr. arid -Airs. I .e c 1 i
Hill
Hr. and Mrs. I .eon
ll-.-for
liii'i-ir* U??'c
I >r. and Mrs. Karl
I It-nnan
J ?r. and Mrs. A. N.
need
Carroll Afrair "Wednesday.
1 Wednesday afternoon ??:' n?->;t week,
J Mrs. 'I. I la\ en Uohli will l>. hostess at
j an informal party of tin l.a,t:i?-s' ?'ar
| roll Social e!ul>. The u-'tal cards and
i s.Mi-ins v.'lil provide < nt'-rfiinni'-nt. with
the sfTvinjr of refreshment* lo cm-iuil"
tin- affair.
The annual masque hall is to be an
pv'ttt of en rly February ? >11 the 7th and
M isse.4 I rctie 1 ??i f ????n?? and Mildred
ley will in charge. "I'h ? ? >?<? ar*' many
surprising details in connection with
this, which will no doit hi attract an 1 111 -
usually large attendance. f
Oyster Supper.
On Tuesday, twenty guests spent ili<>
= evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
.!. II. Hay. south of Maritesvilh*. Thn
happy occasion \va* it, honor of Mr.
'Pay's sevcnty-lirst birthday. At a sca
Isonable hour the guests wre invit- d to
lh? dining room where an oyster sup
WOMAN? THE WEAKER SEX.
Every WOMAN owes it to herself to maintain health ? she is naturally weak.
E*ery YOUNG GIRL owes it to herself to fortify against any handicap in the development
of healthy womanhood.
Every PROSPECTIVE MOTHER, during the hours of expectancy, owes it to herself and liabe
to koep ia |>erfect condition ? as a strong child depends largely upon the mother's health.
Every MIDDLE-AGED
WOMAN owes it to herseif to
prepare her system for the
i>rdeal it must undergo during
-he "Change in Life."
No WOMAN has the right to
suffer when she can obtain relief
safely, certainly ami promptly.
Suppose you do have
4
Headache**.
Backaches j '
I
Extreme Xerrousne?M, j
Low Spirits, or gen- j
cral Good - For - Nothing j j
Feelings at times! .;|
Your case is not hopeless. These^'
symptoms are evidence that thr
delicate organism of the feminine
body has become out of order and
needs the help Nature's remedies
<an bestow.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion has helped thousands of suf
fering: women to
BETTER HEALTH,
GREATER STRENGTH,
BRIGHTER SPIRITS.
BETTER LOOKS.
k It corrects nervous irritability,
* exhaustion and other distressing
j symptoms of the derang cdl
i feminine organs.
' For Special Confidectiai Ail
vice write to DOCTOR PIERCK,
(Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
The latest in medical science
is contain ed in Dr. Firrrr'x
Common Sense AMr i ca I
Advise ) ? neir and rented
edition of J 00# pages, only
th.rm dimes or thirty cents.
Address Dr. Picree . Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
"Will These Bearing*- Down Pains Never Let Up?"
u Favorite prescription " is prepared from the natural remedial herbs growing in our
native forests, combined with glycerine ? 1 without alcohol and without narcotics.
Sold by dealers, in tablet or liquid form Send ten cents to Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for
haw trfal package.
; Nil. 111.- ivni;iin.|..|. ...f Sip .v.ninK was
; I'i'it with :i t hues, vi,
sjaim-s ; rnl , ,,? vi: i iti.. .
?Hi'- K'."'sls M-si-ii'.-l i||... |,,,st ,. {. |, :
! >.^4UI.IU! I ? l.-.il as U roil,...,..;
I.ninu" and ai , |-.t? i,..ur depart. . I.
; ul>huiL,' Mr. I':,.. many HUT. hirthilif,
I I lie i,'. 1 1 "Si s ilK'liiil, ,|;
| ^ M ">sr>. ."i 1 1 ? I ?
I Mrnwn A l.'iiz.. i.tiinr
? 1;' 'i'1.' .'} f ? i ' ' * -;i' ? s.im.ii.-i iioi-vcs
! I I|i>rni>.-I'l \
Ml.-.-,.}
i m'? ".v.v/'vi "s,ih^ i
j Messrs.
?Herman Knsley l|. |,..j||illF ;
Imucheon-Bridg-e Club.
Mrs. I..-.. i;. |hl, ,. j,, , ,,
| W* ..! hnr . Illh ^ .VI
I iinyn a ' )?? j- linn,... lijinriioiiii will in-. - ,
j in, ca |-||
Dancing' Club.
I *i !??' ; yriliiB :m sir.?.r,v.| Sprinu* '
j "Htl. .]?-< .Mi, - v\ halivy will li ?
? --s I,, a . ? I : ? 1 1 ? ? 1 1 u i'SiIi . ,>iiip..s. ,| ,if hjv, -
! II lie II I II, 1?.
Complimenting- Miss Blnm.
< i?ii!|il, infill ins ,\1 ins Kvi-l*. t| I'.luin
(Miss I.OI'etta Ihiillvl wa s In.,* ! ,?>> :it her
.i.iiiti,. ,,n X.inli Main sti.-.-t \ ..si<?i'i|:m"
i i> 1 1 '-I'll, ?.. 1 1. I.iiii.'Ii..,.ii was n, rvi-il .,i l :: n
? ,. ,.|.,,.]c ii it:, , I t li,.|-,. were *? > . ,,j jsit ?? ,1,
? lations. ?;?. .sis in. -In, I.-, I
! ? MIns.-s
1 .vlyn F :l IIIII \ r , vi ? ? i . i '
: I'aiilin.- Miller '.uperth;. i n. i
Piiiiliii.. I'i'iiu >? .M i hi red i:,.-, i
j >l J4<l ? ll.-in. .. rj?i:? ||i-:..
Kinina ? ; 'Mm.' ? ? nvr \ irxinia Moore
? [ .''"'I I i i- : mi AIji rtrii,-r? i ,? ? Ininl
j l.i ret la 1 1, iii.t liajr
! Mesdnuie.*
, '\ j II lam \V:i,s;i>i i..|- I ii?l I ??
: Will ( 'inn inins I-; |? liawson
! Harry M ,-ilt t l-Mwani l.arkin
William I ii , \ ., nKii I;
Bridge Cinb.
| M iss Virginia Ih.dtfe v.ill liav.- the
ji'aril anil Sewiin; ?'lull. , . i whi.ii she :s
I a member, ,,ii Tu, -Mia-, a i'ierito..n nf ih-\'
; wi-.-k ?I'll.. ,;ii..vis v.ill I,, ; , rv.Ml linuh
I ,.?ii I ? > 1 1 , ?\v i 1 1 ?? :i i . ? \v hours il.-vnlcl i.i
, I heir ,. 1 1 1 i I i l| | .. resl S.
Por Miss Rose.
| Miss Mis* r.ilin* r will I.,- I,..sl.;> this ,
I a 1 1** I'll, .on a. I a liiiieh?...ii party, uhieh
I will i',.|uiiliiii. :ii .\li- .; l-'l-.r.-n, t!< ,,r
? Vi'iv Vi.rli 'I'll.* i ?? will I... altr. olive
J <|, -iiit;, t i>. lis ami , ?< ?\ ??! s la-i.l i,,r 1 1, ? l'n|
|..v inn k'.h sis:
.Misses
! |.*|i>r?ii. Smii h i, \ 1 1. 1 1 >?
I Juliet Sinitii I I'.ilia. f
Mesilaaii-s
I .l"hn Ai,-< '???'in ii-U |, Sawlell
Diruier Pax-ty.
? 'I'll i" ?' \ el| i || ic al their hxllle III K ?'?I
? won, I i,|ae... Mr ;n,.i ,\| . William Tier
! ran will , li'eri.i.i, a i ,|iuner f,.r > '.?|.>iiH
i,ii,l Mrs < |,.?,|i;,. S:ni,ls. U'li,. a r* i,?l- ?
II.^ the WlSlter ,ii Wheeling.
Invitations Issued.
? ?.II. Is w.irii-l as r.,|i,.ns U-I- i> ?
, y.-ci.-nlav ?; j
| .Mrs. ,I..h!i KIIi, .it St. vensiMi .
\Ve'ln-s(|a> 1 1.- 1
ll.. v..v..||,|,' ,.| |.., |. || | . ,
I |. lye- I .!|||, i|,.,.|; ?
i ?-?!!.? I ?? i 1 t ? .. 1,.,-li I :ii;s" I illh i
!
Will Hold Sale.
I I ? II,|'..V|,., i ;..;:, | ..i it,. S..-..I, li
, I'i.-Im r. I ..??!, ,.| , | f.-l; u ill 1 ! . . 1 , 1 hake '
. .1 : Srill-lhe. .,1 -I,. r. > . 1 1 ? ; ;
pfitr. I1!,, V I|,' II.. (ill i.i. ir
' I ' : ? ;.iii'eh . an. I ... ., 1 i,.i. . i.- I
.<?.???111 i,: ,.| a 1 1 ie|. ^ i. |>; ? r"l j
; !??!? piihl'. ?i inatiii i
i
Invitation!; I.ssurd.
i 'l i ai,. .. ,.; \\ : i- h i 1 1: ' ? ? 1 1 - i.:i :h- !
? i- \ \v I ' i ? .. part.. I an . >la:- ,
- .1 .-s:...., le. - |.. Til- ?!?'?. -a
I; ell I. :,. .1 II,, \.ar J,-,. ;
i ? . ..|i> !*i. ra !?!. .., ? , . ; 1 1,. . , i ?? i 1 1 ? ' i , >
I >? ? I , ti!.-l i: mi. i|. Tivi. \\ i|i I.* ii
i.r..^i .i,; tati. I f ' , jrii."-' - ar- l.rillC
t|. i -? 1 1 ?? V. \\ !,. || t . - J'| a-.-h *? |."l ? s
:... v.. rv.-.| III. I. a I . f. I- ??' tahl.? '
; ea. I, i ? pi ? i,: , ? i v ??;" ., tn..ti:|. ..i"
i ' ? nr. v!.!. !i '.III I,. 1,1 . ll ...:. <???
, ialn- will li. :,r <'..|..|ii.| ...-?Jill, I
T'.,- ll* V |i?il n.iis win- !, w? ? : e i.<v,j.*,|
? > ?-st..|ala ? t" ' I ? ir liiiin t l '' ? ml 1 ? a,lv a->
i t. ? li- -<?.
^ pa. IV 'll mi r,.-!e li aiai pl:ie-?, J
\'<.:i I . -..i- pr.?a |.,'.' . ill v| |. |J in,
! i in ' '. hrn.ai ?. , i ,.||.- !
i 'I ile-risua M i:. , 1 i l ? : I . h. v.. Imp. '. .. I j
j u ill. Kim.
i A I nie||i..!> w. t; r ? . vi.ii fur which i
j ; ..II v.ill 5U.
? \ . .i,i i'..i ? aeii y- .!? \ ,,.| have livd. '
, W. 'I? ? ! .,: ami I n,l. I-., . ;, snmr ..r !???. I
Jli,.|,e 1 1^1 1 1 ? 111 Mill h.lpp.'ll llill.l.-r ???.111
i'l.int . ..nun' i.? y..m lnrth.lay p.irti*. J
; S- ...oihI .1 i > is ii. i, < . r 1, aill^s' A ill s-ieieiy.
j 1. 1' Thf.ni:-., 11 M. 1*. ehureja.
Home Economics Luncheon.
A luncheon this n 1't o r u< ?? >n ni. I o'oloek
at the Wirnlsiir hold will rompliment
I .Miss Harriet l.cotc of Olvveland. 0..'
.1
who will later li-ctuio before the Woni
:in's club. Tho home economics depart
ment hi' ihi- luciil organization. ol which
Mrs. .1. Meek man is cliuirmun. has ar
ranged today's event ;iiiiI invitations
w. iv si-nt to tlio si 11 to officers ??f t!li."
I ??'!???-;? Hon. w!iii will be numbered among
i lie prominent g-ttests ai today's function.
?Many ni' i .-lur. members have asked
visitor}: to : hare in tin- pleasures of tho
invasion and many who will not be
k'tti'sts at i ho luncheon will come for the
lecture following, which will be given in
tlio ball room ni' Hie hotel.
This morning at tin- Windsor at 11 :?0
o'clock Miss l.ec-to will meet tin officers
of the club and others interested to dis
cuss the plans for the city's observance,
of baby welfare week, which was qulto
a biudnhle undertaking last year of tlio'
Woman's club. |
Entertains for Miss Keyser. I
At her home in Kim Heights. Mini j
t.irovi". Mrs. Harry flallett entertained |
last night complimentary to Miss Kthyl ,
Keyset*. wlmsi engagement to Ralph A. '
Blass i if Angola, Ind.. was recently nn
iiouuced. After :i pleasant cveninc of
diversion and music, refreshments were,
served.
Those present included:
M issi .? :
i-.il/aiii-ih .lones i
Marv I towers
?Mabel Hallelt
I 'urn l.indsey
Mario l-'razi.-r
Ada (.'a Id well
Ida Woodruff
l-'.leunor Stem
Wilda North
1'loronce Key?
Kthyl Keys, r
Harrv How- r
M
latin"?
I lurry
liall. ' t
Norton Scully Wedding- Plans.
Miss Virginia K> i s Scully . whose niar
riage to Chester Hiniuan Norton, a son
??I Mr.-. iIi-.ii-,... f. N'nrl i-n i if l.oiiisvil!
K.V.. Mill lake plMCe al I o'cliH-K on l-'i-b.
Iti in the iVilU-gta.il.- Church of ,st. Nielio
las. will have only iwn aUeiidatiis. Mrs.
I. aura Monnen, :i sister of Mi.. Norton,
and Miss Jan. Sniri".- ??! i'litsl.ui i,h. Mr.
Norton's brothcr-in-U.w. Iluuiby i.>ibs<.n
of Lull is', ill- . will ti- hii 1- -t I i. an alld
tin.. ushers a i'i tn oe i vdi-n lii-id. i.i'p-iii in
I'.-itner. William 1 1 ? r- ?%. -?? \ of Wheeling,
W. Va.: John Peter ??}' Seymour. Ind.;
Orain i 'ulb< it sun l.niii.-\ ille. and Jo
soph I ? 1 1 w ? ? i' : ii i| ! 'it I shurgli. Tile we?|
iline reception will in- h< M at ihe St.
livyis. A tii- ir l.mii > imoiiii Mr. and
Mrs. Norton will ! i \ in tliii' city.? .New
v-rk 'rriiu-s.
BelUive K, oi C. Dance.
i'ii Thursday evc-iong. !?'? bruai ;- t. Mo;
IJi-IIaire Knights ?>!' i '..dumbus >. ill *i'.o
the fourth of au interesting series of
dances at the Kills' hall.
I 'anoint will in-^in at 1' o 'clock to
orclvstra ? music of the catch, v sort and
at an appointed h.-uv. a delicious buffet
luncheiii will he scr\t'i;. I'lie color
vclti-UK- of the cv -ii i iik will carried
out in lite colors of Ui- Knights, H cl.
White and IJlne.
Ll&Bly Military Ball.
Tills evening at the Windsor Hotel
one ot the larKest 1 : 1 1 galiiortliKs of
the year will ;i ssoiu i?lc toi the l.insiy
uiiliiar> ball. flits is au annual affair
and this y.-ai's promise.-- in tl: >:\e??|.
leiiee of its ariang. nu-iit.1 to surpass tin
ones of previous yi-'a ? I'll.- Premier
orchestra will furnish tio- iuu::ic for
the dancers. and lu* ital :uus liav. been
issued to several hundred. This is to
he one of the |.ll(je<t OVU1S of t lie Wltl
tor and us s'teii is d.-.i more than
the usual atte'iiioii.
I ><vorn t ions about il-e main dining
room. which will be iised t'or daiiciug.
and throiuihoiit the veriaci. garden will
he in the orange and black of l.insiy.
Supper will In se|-\ < d in the latter near
iiiiditiglii. and other plans for tonight's
.lit. have r.-.-oi.ei! the undivided at
tonlioii of a committee composed of the
following:
Major Milton >!utiiinn. .-iiairman, '"ap
t;iin Allien I-'. Itu.ssell. Private Nathaniel
I'oi'i'ev. I .ieui u:t nt Marry ?'oopcr. <"ap
t a in James Mci'lure. Private flicks
l-'ritil.. Priva.e KranK Mrooks. Private
I'arl ririi-h. Private tla. v. Id St roehnianu
and Sergeant James Wall; ins
Tin- "uMowni^ ladies will art as pat
ronesses on illls oeca-?to|i;
Mesdam
A l..c.-li!"
William I b-ai in
\ tint:- 1 '. St Pel
lai a nl t it'./.lel ?
Ivan l-'ii we. 1 1
N. P \\ hit..!., v
Jamil Hrit > itiah:
! i . la rtb i |ej. rne
i l as Smit!' born
-' l a lid. ' w ick. .1 r.
M:
in otrram :
Siia re
J. ?'. M.-Kitii.-y
.1 esse S I ieiil-1
Wm. I-'. St i fe!
John I. I lick.-v
II. Al. Kit -sell. .Ii
S;..iKlelo|i 1 ..ill
? "lia.:. ,1. Milton
.1. Stimuli i -U.iii-s
II . ' i >sde:i
lienry !?*.
I- > -ring will tin- da
Olie-step |.*o!lic> of P.i 111.
W.i I I Know Pv.
i iia-steii Very ' I I. I.'ddie
i.'ie-slep ? Tlte 1 1.- t- a Put ma i.'.il a'i'all-!
inc.
U i?lis- Kat.-w- 11 I.. The
i iii? -st.-p SiiiK ^ii - I '"t
i mo-si <"? 1 1 She l*? th?- Sui.shin.- of Vir
ginia. ?
Waltz Volltlt and Meant:
l- i, ?> I l ot i 'all of a N.i'.ion _
i ino.ste|i Trail of Sunset Valley
\\':>lt:-. Ilea oil o. A liah.
l.me-step- My ''111 Plant:- 1 toil llonie.
i i|..*-st . p t'itrow M-- a '??<e-c.
Wait/- Tah-s of lloii'iuan.
.ine-st.p Just a Word ot Sympathy,
line-step -Shades ot Nijriit
W;i 1 1 / s'v.eei Kvpttittg Stat.
'. no-step i in the Sum- of W.iewiUe.
l-'i.x-t rot- ' Ain't i In: N'ohotlj.
i 'ne-step 1 lousy ll:t-v
Walt/? I l.ovo Von. That - ''to- Tiling 1
K now.
? iiie-.:|e|.--lle!|..: I \. Mc -a Looking for
You.
Waif. -Mn A no
i me- step I i"au I 'a ace with I'.', en body
but My* Wife.
I ;.v t ra s
i uie-.-t ?p S.imi'lh inc.
On.? step-- How Is l-tvery |,n:|.- Thine
i in I >i . ie ;
Walt:: The Wi lli: W- l.ovo
? 'i-o-step Jus' ' ine I >ay.
I-'o-.-i roi P.:o he|of I .ay.
I. lie-step I'm Saving I p M>' laoe for
You
Mm. Soitn Honnretl.
Nils, .ioiin P. It* 1 1 / -\ : ?; leiidi-ro.j ,-i
c- liui.i t it I .-.iriiii:-. i. iiei i o .1 ii i - in lalg
? 1 la-t ? "? CiiiR. lb. oeeas'i a 1? itta
I I-., c- l.-l-ra I ion of lb- i.fl \ -foiu 1 1- aiint
v--t -t?i \ .-f lo->- inrth SIp- v. as Hi- re
cipient ot ti'-itiy us. tni am1 pr.iiy pres
ents. an. I also r.c.-iv.d tl,.- * - . . ' i g i : 1 1 ' t ?
la tioiis and b.-si w;sii.-s of | . r frt. lids.
vft.-r .in i tijuyab'i .-leuinn of . I i -
? ions ami iirtste. ;? !-|iiei|e.n. e.a.- s?r\
Musi.- \\i\r nir.ps'i : i.\ th. Jo||v i 'row .J
or.-besi ra. coinpos.- | of !-"i c.| im-ocI,<i-i.
Jr.. Will Kub.-t . Ha -y I i.-l I I.e.. H: ol
inc. Will Man in and John H- ckctt.
i.u. sts included. ,\l i . an. i .\|e>
laiiney. l|,-, n i, -?i-!i.-| ll-as--. John I Msse.
di-nrxe Ha,, lies. .I ? - l;> iM-iiinau. lla: i.v
limk. John P. Moll... ;.| - s ' ,-d.li- ua
M.-ltz, li-hn iiow !??;.. Peiuai'i P- ll:'.. an l
Master John and loonard Molly..
Rcsd "The Son of the Wolf." in The
Intelligencer, starting Monday morn
ing. January 29th. The first of a sc.
riec of "Red Blood" stories of the far
north to he publiE.hed by this paper.
By Xnth Cameron.
Pigeon Holes for People.
Y.i Hi si'iipl; can't pi?;eo|i' hole pcopl--.
Tin-re is a ijun- in ,nir c.iriy ?outii
w l-.. ii w e rhink of ia onto .oil a: m -
? II viilii.il--. and d>.,i' tt > to . lass ilo.m
as ty! ? \ lit I i iaiei- eomos a tine
wlict. we bemii to elass-ty and :e-ral
n-i . Anii lion i' -;s That w lr,v |o put
llti lil people \S ? I.I'OW it: i-i^eot. lodes,
.-leci.r.lins- to types. f h. Ill lioi-i;.
Th.-a we a i'o\e i lit. I- ??{?I. i . ami
v- discover that [?- op|. r.iji -. nluti 1
as '..ill a-, typ-i that you siiiiply
can't .{oeji them in j "i: holes for any
i*' lit; tli oi time w i'ho-i haviiu; til- til pop
.nit at y >ti.
She Saya That. Optn Tireplaces Are
Too Dirty,
I 'or !!!?.. 'I life, a ft Mll.i ol mill. . wiio
is ''otld Of |-.':oi>tu; loild If I'o- i-Vitling
and si . -ins ... ,e. just i io p-r.-mi win.
would tidofe opf-n lir. ;. lac.-s. star, led
on tli. el h.i il.-i -. b\ s.iyiiic that siie
?Ai.iildii't liai'i ol:- ill tile house ? I l|i-y
:m ? too dirly.
Wii- r-'-as th- v. -ntan wit ? is - o ;.ttnc
t ; S i ? ? 1 1 s i y ii. -at that .-.l! lor fri.nds i-l.-an
? io-ir houses wh.-n she com- s to so; i
:1a in. cave in-- an ei|Ual surprise by
saying tli.it it 'w:iu . ie- of h -i ?r.-a!est
a nihil ions to have an apaitmeni with a 1
i. replace. j
Tlie Man Who Does Not Iiike Dog's, ,
Acani. tlo re is the raan who does not1
like dogs, lie iv a bit. topically nut- i
of-donrs man. open-henrtcil and op. n- i
handed, indifleront to cltdhcs and ap- .
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes j
Indigestion. Onepackage j
proves it. 25c at all druggists, j
A Clearance of
$2 to $3 $1.69
Waists --
c?a
& A big selection, which in
eludes Waists made of Voile,
Lawn, Madras and Crepe de
Chine. Mostly white, al
though there is a good assort
ment of colors. Some slight
ly mussed from display and !
handling. All sizes up to 52. j
Hoy's Union A Jc
S uits - - -
''Seconds" of the regular
59c quality and the defects
are so slight 'twill be hard to
find them. All sizes.
Girl's Graduation
and C^nfir- $?.98
motion Frocks &
Made of Voile, full shirred
skirt, 3 large tucks and hem.
Empire waist effect. Sash of
lace and silk ribbon with
loops and ends of silk ribbon/
Shirring finished .with Picot,
edging around neck. Sizes to
16 years.
TRe
Hub
The _ I I
AEOLIAN VOCALION
The unusual realness of the tone repro
duction alone has caused many people
to choose the Vocalion.
And yet that is just one feature Of its
superiority.
We would like to have you see and hear
it yourself, just step into our shop and
ask.
The Music Shop
Bell 291. 38 'TWELFTH ST. Natl. 288-X.
i It -< ? ,n'! ;is it" he must love j
?lugs. Anil In- h-t< im ii.?r fur tlmm-? i
*a.> s (hi y jir<- lirt.v ami .- uipifl ? turns |
ir-ini thviu willi aversion iliai ??n-> ,
might 1 *\ |.m*i * i 1 1*1 ? 1 1 s a 111 tie. over- \
tol'.
Tho Cn*e of the Three Brother!, j
.Mid then thi-ri* is I lt<- case of the j
i !i br-iilii-rs. Th.- <>lih-5t is another |
.Hit ? r-f|,K.t> man. t'lrari- voie?sil. . larire j
in-:i:t- . hives tn :-\vIl!i !iin1 hunt audi
tif)!. 'I'll.- <. ron?l hi :i vi-ry 'juift. p> tier- |
?il!\ I>'??|; f r?t:'ii!l. Ilki'S i ill I doors Imt ,
in a ijinrt ui'y ? n sr^at workir sind |
t h I ii !???:'. "t "11 r- third i-? res les? fur out- |
floors ? gn^.s In much for social gather
ings. has quite a way with women.
When ill-; dancing craze came along',
any on-:- would have unhesitatingly
pick-'d him as one who would care lh<;
most for dancing, lie hates It. And-^
both the other brothers have gone quite?
mad over it.
| 1 1 js the .fame way when you try 16
piir-.-on hole any on.-, as all good or all
had. Just when 1 think 1 have a good .
hate on a person, he ups and coos
something so kind and generous that i
i-an't hat>- him any longer.
It's most discouraging. Isn't It?
HEM'S SHOE SALE
Will Start Thursday Morning
JANUARY 25th
AT 8:00 O'CLOCK.
Ladies' Shoes Only
To make room for Spring Shoes we must clear
our shelves of all short lines, broken sizes, odds,
etc., hence this sale.
COMING AT A TIME WHEN EVERYONE
IS COMPLAINING OF THE HIGH COST OF
SHOES, THIS SALE AFFORDS AN EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FOOTWEAR
AT A SAVING THAT WILL WARRANT BUY
ING TWO OR THREE PAIRS.
Lot No. 1 at $3.85
siiocs in lace or Imtton. patent or plain leathers
that sulci as hi^li as .$?">. ."jO and $<>.00.
Lot No. 2 at $2.85
. splendid values in alf leathers. Formerly
priced at $4.00 to $">.00.
Lot No. 3 at $1.85
(iood shoes, some -a little off for style, hilt at
tliis^?rice you save almost the price of an ordinary
hoe.
A TABLE OF ODDS AND ENDS?
MOSTLY SMALL SIZES. AT
A few Colored Shoes in Gray, Tan, Fawn, Etc.?
At 20 Off.
It Will Pay You To Look Them
Over. See Window.
W. A. HEIN CO.
Carl D, Dyer, Mgr. 36 Twelfth Street.

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