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COLAJMBl'S. O.. March IS. ? About <>30 ' ;
wen were benefited by a wage increase j
of from one cent :o a cent and a j
half an hour, utiollnced today by the1'
Columbus Rutlwav. I.isrht & Power com- , j
pany. The maximum wage is now. "3 ,
and 30 cents nn hoar, and ts the fourth'1
voluntary increase granted since the
street car strike in t it 1 ". The increase
will go into effect March 30. The com
pany also will refund $s.00t> which the
employes have deposited fur badges.
After April 1 employes will deposit
only J1 instead of $1" for badges. ?
The Republican State advisory com
mittee which is composed of 5i.? mem
bers will meet in this city on March 25.
It is likely that some one will be select
ed at that time so have charge of state
headquarters and a press agent also
may Oe chosen.
Mrs. Dorothy F>kart Itemhard was
granted a decree . divorce today fr-.rn
Raymond E. Reinhart. teller of the Kir.u
National bank. The t'amilv is promi
nent. The grounds for the divorce were
infidelity.
The Columbus Chamber of I'ommerce
today asked Gov. J. M. i"ox to v- to two
bills" passed by the legislature. One
lowers requirements for registration of
graduate "nurses ar.d the other relates to
the powers and duties of boards of
health. Many organizations have, urged
the repeal of the health board bill be
cause it gives councils power to tlx
salaries of health board employes.
| Mrs. Elizabeth llanloa. aged 7t?. was
WCW'run over and killed today by a street
ear. which wfis . bping operated by C.
Roberts, who was being instructed by
. F. Ogle, a regular inotormnn. Iler body
' w&s pinned under the front wheels of
the car.
Summer military training will be of
?"?' fered students of Ohio .State university
io'( at the summer camps to be held at Fort
Banjamin Harrison, near Indianapolis,
fit: according to announcement by Major
it" George l>. Converse, head of the depart
ed ment of military science at the univer
? sity. The camps will be open to civil
h'ri ians as well as student?> In order to
accommodate as many as possible there
.!f>. will b?* two canips. the tlrst from July
?. 2 to August 2. and the second from
August 2 to September 2.
h Major Converse and the entire unlver
city staff of non-commissioned officers
did have been ordered to aid In Instruction
at the camps. ;
Because of the threatened railroad
strike. Gov. Cox was compelled to ad
?i> Journ for a few days the hearing on the
,,tr. application of the Oelger-Jones com
pany of Canton, for a blue sky license.
;j The' hearing is being held before the
Governor and Banking Supt. Berg. A
number of bankers and business men
from Canton and other cities appeared
at the hearing .and testified as to the
Integrity and business ability of the
Gciger-Jones managers. It was shown
that all of the companies financed by
the Geiger-Jones are paying big divi
dends and that the G-iger-Jones com
pany have saved a number of enterpris
es from financial collapse.
Ohio News Notes.
CINCINNATI ? Ben Jottes. ag?d 3'\ a
railroad strike breaker, was murdered
two men here.
1:." ATHENS? fifteen hundred students
p. at Ohio university have asked for mili
tary training.
OTTAWA ? Masons will beild a $15. <*>)9
: temple here. 1
DAYTON ? Investigation shows that |
this county stiff-red a loss of $109,100 j
In the recent ev?"o>ne.
PORT CI.INT* ?N ? ' 'apt. and Mrs. !
Fred Motrv celebrated their o'.'ih wed
ding anniversary.
>IAR Ys?VlL.f.K ? Mrs. Rachel Shover, |
aged R*. died of blood poisoning, the re
sult, of picking a pimple on h> r face.
UPPER SANDl'SK V ? ?"urfew iaws
went into effect here 'onight.
NEW l.EN I NOTeN? Attacked by a |
blowing vtper in a field. Thomas Cabo
killed it and five others.
CLEVELAND ? Kir* 'destroyed the
; Pallsndt hotel and four lives wre lost.
DAYTON- ? Michael Gavin, aged t>0. (1
' H. & 1 >. engineer, was stricken wit.h
[paralysis in his cnb. He had Just gone
; on d'tty after celebrating his wedding
i an nl versa rv.
OUHHE-PlE !j
. Thieves at VTork Again.
Late Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing. thieve* entered the Blunt pharmacy
at Elm Grove, and took $55 In cash and
a SID'1* check. It is unknown how they
mad" their entrance to the building.
Sergeant J. B'ttler was called yester
day but wis umMe to f^id any clues.
it is thoucht r'Kit ^h?- party or parties
watched Jerry '!rnestan. employe of the
pharmacy. hide 'he money. Saturday
evening, and ??fw ?"Sowing hours gaitie.d
admittance through the Winters meat
? store. The door that separates the
m*at shop fr< sr. the drug store has al
ways been l?-ft Open
Sergeant Butler has several parties un- '
der suspicion. Arrests are expected be-!
fore long. j
| Elm Grovs ConaclL
Elm Grove council will me?-t next
Thursday, evening in the town hall.
Street improvements will be discussed
and the proposed bond issue for a new1
first truck considered. !
i
"Entertainment This Evening.
A St. ? 'at rick's entertainment will t?e
hehl this evening in the Kraft hall in
Triadelphia. The entertaintnent will be:
?given, by the members of the Triadel-.
phia Outing club.
Speakeasy Raided.
? The old Stone ilovise in Kim Grove.!
was raided again yesterday afternoon
about 2.3t> o clock. Xo one was placed :
under arrest, as uofhirwr was found to ?
hold the parties* When the rai'lers
made their entrance the building
there wetv several men s-itfinii at tables!
drinkftig. the authorities claim, but as
the oljicers n*nde their appearance t lie
booze ? was t;hrown down a well and
| broked. which destroyed the evidence, j'
j The raiding party ~ consisted of J. O. ?
I These
_ Bad Results
follow a lazy liver: ?
Constipation; Disor
dered Stomach; Head
ache; Biliousness, and
other evil, painful,
dangerous things.
This Good Old
Remedy
comes to the rescue.
Take two or three pills
at bedtime ? once. After
that, one each night; two,
po^andtheiyf necessary.
?tTTLE
|)VE*
?V
Colorless faces often show
the absence of Iron in the
blood.
: ? Carter's Iran Rills
will help this condition.
*
Men Can Save Money
On Sprin
Being asked to accept an early shipment at
a special price, we give you A
this advantage
for shoes that are worth $6 today.
Dark Brown or Black Calf.
Leather or Fibre Soles.
DROP IN FOR A TRY-ON.
I
B.
IPvESPlTE the rising leather market, we arc able
XJ
to offer a most unusual opportunity to men.
We* could only reorder those Wilbur Shoes by pay
ing one dollar more than the price we offer them
to you.
Our Men's Shoe Department on the main
floor is not only the largest in town, but stands
first in values. Shoes for dress, work or general
wear.
?1.98, $2.98, ?3.50, $4, $5, $6, ?7
NEW FIXINGS
FOR SPRING
NEW SHIRTS
9S?
Of percale in good color
ings and designs ? well
made shirts with launder
ed cnffs. Others with soft
turn back cuffs ? and they
look what they are? new.
NECKWEAR
50d
Ordinarily these Ties
would be double the price.
We bought a large and
special purchase. Good
silks in plain colors,
stripes and figured effects.
SOFT HATS
$1.98
Better Hats than yon
will find in most stores for
a dollar more. The styles
and colors are those that
will please you.
NEW CAPS
50c
There are hundreds of
them to select from. Styles
and materials are what
you usually find in Caps
that sell at $1. Of course,
the colors are warranted.
'.utler. town marshal: Ftov. Harry Rob-|l
rtson. pastor of the First Christian. ,
?hurch in Elm Grove; Mayor O. W. (
'ampb^ll. Harry Way t, D. V.,McAfeoj
ind George McGowan. ?
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Authorized Pay Stations *
Elm Orovo, W. Ya. |!.'
The Firs: National Bank. I ;
State Bank of Elm Grove.
Eigewood, W. Ya.
Edgewood Pharmacy. <
Fulton. W. Va. Bank of Fulton. I
Wheoling, w. Ya.
Company Office. Cor. 12'.h and I
Chapllne Sts.
Pay your electric light, gas and
water bills at the most convenient i
pay station, before the 10th of each I
month, to save discount. i
Wast Virginia Traction ft Electric Co.
City ft suburban Gtaa Co.
X. K. XIITO, (
As it. Trea?.
Patterson Council.
- Patterson council will m^et this even-i
ing in a special called meeting. The]
subject of buying a tire truck will be
discussed.
. Demonstration.
At the home of William Wharton of j
Highland avnue. in Kim Grove, a graft-;
Ing an>t budding demonstration will be1
given. Prof. I. S. Cook, county aRricul-j
tural ? agent, will give a talk to the|
farmers. He will be assisted hy Prof.
Griffin's class of the Trladelphia tils- J
trirt high school.
Edgwood Council.
A meeting of the Edgwood council I
will be held this evening and plans for
the improving of two streets will be
discussed.
Entertainment at Trladolphla.
An entertainment will be givn at the
Trindelphla M. E. church next Thursday
evening. The entertainment was to ! ,
have been held Thursday but was post- '
paned until this Thursday.
Trladelphia Council.
A special mooting of the Triadelphla
council will be. held this evening in
Green's Hotel. Town improvements will
be brought before the council. Electric
lights will also bf one of the subjects
that will bo brought before the council.
Entertatnjn?at Kext Thursday.
A musical entertainment will be fdven
by the ladies o fthe Edgwood I^utheran
church next Thursday evening. Re
freshments will be served.
MM. Martha Armstrong. I
Word was received in Elm Grove of j
the death of Mrs. Martha Armstrong. (
which occurred at her home in Union
town, O., last nlfrht at 8:30 o'clock. Be- '
fore her marriage she was Miss Martha ' .
Trussell. and was born on the old Trt:s- ]
sell homestead, near Dallas. Death re
sulted from a lengthy Illness of
paralysis. I
Mrs. Armstrong 1." survived by seven i
children, namely: Mrs. Melvfn Hanly,
of Morcantown: Mrs. Will Caldwell Paul '
of Fairmont: Lawrnnc* of Uniontown.
0.. and George. Clemm and Dorothea at <
home. She is also survived by her moth- .
or. Mrs. John Trussell, of Elm Grove;
also two ^isters, Mrs. Bella Coftland. of '
Richland Center. Wisconsin; and Mr*. <
A. E. Crider of Elm Grove, and two j
brothers, T. T. Trussell. of Elm Grove,
and C. G. Trussell, of New York.
No funeral arrangements have been I
made. s
Men's Class to Meet.
An 'important meeting of tho Men's I (
COURT ZHXZ March 20
Tile MoBser'B Shnbert Offer tho Musical
Comedy Success.
"ALONE AT LAST"
"With tho Original New Tori Cast in
Tact. Prlc&s 25c to $2.00. Seats now on
Bale.
Bible class of the First Christian church
of Elm Grove, will bo held this evening,
beginning at S o'clock.
E vary -?Io rubor Canvass.
Pr. J. 11. Potter, pastor of the Vance
Memorial church at Woodsdalo. an
nounced yesterday tliat the every-meni
L>er canvass of the congregation will be
conducted next Sunday. During; the at
u-rnoon, twenty teams-, of two men each,
will endeavor to call upon every niembt r
nf i he congregation, to obtain financial
pledges for tho ensuing year. These
committees will report at a mooting: iu
the church tho following evening. Spe
cial services v-111 be held In the church
the following evening. Special services
will b? held in the church every evenini?
next week, preparatory to quarterly
communion which will be observed April
1.
personals ancl Briefs.
K. M. Atkinson of Kim Urove. Is muHi
improved after n short illness,
A. K. Orider of Kim (5 rove, spent yes
terday at Washington, l'a.
Miss Emma 11111 is much irnprovei
after a serious Illness.
Kll Walker of Cob-rain, O.. left yes
terday l'or his home, after visiting
friends at Kim Grove.
Mrs. Jam<\s Black of Elm Grove, i?
Ill at her home.
Fred Hill of Fulton, is much tmprov '
after a short illness.
Miss Eva Smith of Elm Grove, was 'i
visitor at Pethany yosterduy.
Norman Dague of near Kim Or<ivi
has been removed to tho North Wheel
S cm COflEXIOK
Ruddy Cheeks ? Sparkling Eyes
? Most Women Can Have
Saya Dr. Edwards, a W oil-Known
Ohio Physician
Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years
treated scores of women for liver and
x>wel ailments. During these years lie
?ave to his patients a prescription made
Df a few well-known vegetable ingredi
;nts mixed with olive oii. naming them
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, you will
scnow them by their olive color.
These tablets arc wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a nor
nal action, carrying off the waste and
poisonous matter in one's system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
full eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
iches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out
3f sorts, inactive bowels, ynu take one
>f Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
:ake Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets ? the
successful substitute for calomel ? now
ltid then just tr> keep in the pink of con
iition. 10c and 25c per box. All dru&gists
?Alii 8
itjiHs
min
Li
Brand New Way to jj
Remove Hairy Growths j
i Actually Rrniovrs Root' .inrl AIM
? j 1
? Tt ?? ; riti* "'It ? f J. \ t'! ?? ? ??71 1)3 null I
? r ;; : ? .. i ?. ? k .-u " i'. -i a! last! Uv mean* !
< ?-t" !!i#? t.t". r i hria. Mm- ;?riMT:-*. lh? hairs ?*n!jr?v r?mla ?
' -.-l i.TI ....... .'lit l-l-.f.- fir htv f?.-ily. j
j li ? i a wink." It U v ? ' ?liff??r?,nt j
!? ?:i ?!.?? ?v. i^rvtrifal .?:.d >2 ltl< th? ?')?. I
? ; i] ?'irti'!y finisf r r \ ?: t.? . n\ ; Hviaie Its lo j
I r*li?,tactiuo i> i ? mlnrtcss. ik?h Immune. w?n- j
j ;? ivlnciis a rliPil o?w!r| ?\U it trirhotif ih* Ira5*: hi j
, jury. It Iran** th?? *klti *?? fift. Mtw??th and half 1
? |r-.H no nn?? oouhi i?*ll you ft?'r had a, rneiiMaWiA nr j
{ r-ihor hairy grmrth. IT v*mi will prnrurr a ?tii*k ? f |
I t !i^la?Mlr:.> n*i?l fi llou* j li*? jijmplr Instructions, you |
?i'l mrialnly I* r>a<it"niMw| an?l ?iflicht'*d wt t ?? fh<* 1
t will rrrtainly I-' ;i> t * >vj t "?li ? ? I ?oi'1 dHuht'"! with fh?* ?
1
1 1 ie hospiisil. tvlKro he will undergo in
i-l'i'ra 1 hni.
Mr- .In-u-ph Mi-dori" nf Patterson. Is'
: in m il iint'i'uv.'il ufii-r a s.-rioiis ? Illness. j
?lames 1'ltliuT of Fulton. loft yi-ster-.
.1 : \ f..|- H'u.-hiiiK ton. I'. C.. i'ii a business |
I rip.
Mrs. Hazel ?'arn!<-ii of J.mii.svill^. *Ky.. ,
b lit-- uuest nf .Miss I'orothy Tillet <".f |
' ! 'l in 1 1 rove. '
Kluyil Wire r>r Kdgingt'.n I. fine,, will J
I'-avo shortlv for ?ParkersburT.
I ? - ? I
, Colds Cause Headache and Grip I
I.AXATIVK irnOMt ? yl'INIMC removes
i';iuse. Thert! is only mie "Uroino Qui
nine. K. \V. GROVE'S signature on
( box. 25c. j
FOUNDATION WORK.
j \E\V YORK, March 10.? The Rocke
feller Foundation announced to-niKlit
; that appropriations made during the (
year ended Pecomber 31, 1 y I C . amounted |
j to y.oss.
i The largest appropriations of the year i
; were for war relief, apiounting to S-.- '
? r.'.'O.OOi.i The total amount appropriated
! fur war relief since the beginning of
the war is $1.1 SI, 95 2.
PBEAC2IS ON ST. JOSEPH.
Father Brown, at St. Joseph's cathe
, dral last night, preached upon, "St. ,Ios
j eph, the Foster Father of Christ." The
j lenten services will be observed for 1
[three more weeks. A beautiful Easter j
jservlro Is being prepared.
Suffered Much Pain, Y et Had
to Work. Finally Cured by
! Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Toledo, Ohio.? "I am a widow And eo !
out nursing, and suffered from a j
female t rou b lo 1
that caused a great (
deal of sorenessi,
across my back, and '
through my abdo- j
men. Sometimes it !
would bo very pain- 1
ful after a hard;
day's work. I read '
about Lydia E. j
Pinkham's Vege-|
table Compoupd j
and tried it and it I
has helped me won- j
; derfuliy, so the soreness is all gone now. ;
I I believe Lydia E. Pinkham's Veee- ?
j table Compound is just the remedy lor j
female troubles." ? Mrs. Elizabeth!
John, R. F. D. No. 4, Toledo, Ohio. I
j Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-. ?
j pound, made from native roots and i
i herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful !
| drugs, and today >3 regarded as tha i
most successful remedy for female ills.
! There are thousands o i voluntary testi- :
monialft on file in the Pinkham labors- j
tory at Lynn, Mass., to prove this j
fact.
< 'I ! \ J: I.!*"ST' ' V. W" V:i - W- -st Vii- J
iima's fi'-v. i"i'!s law will pi ? into
? fl- 1-1 M :i v L'3. by virtue "f l lit- act of j
iijr. I'M? i-. mi In r s.-ssimi ??f the b glsla- |
1 1; f. ? . Ii wit! I? cm*- a law without hav- j
Iii^r I; .1 111.- approval of C'-v.-rnor li. 1> !
I l.i l lirl'l. who was ni the ]>' ii'i of t ho |
star.* -iihiiinisl rat i->ti :il * li?- time "I" its ?
passag- .
This act of t'l'- logislalnrr amends j
. ml r?--enn ?? t s I'luiptiTS -tit, '13 a. nutl 43 h|
..f i ho rc'.fl#. of I''! !, ami chapter 8. acts [
i.f t hr sfrn."<l extraordinary session of !
the legislature of r.'l.V It a^sonys to'
i In !t? "-is ions ><f an ii of ron cross, ro
1 ? i i n tr to pusi roads, creates a state road
t'i:nd ami makes Hppropi iat ion.* for that
fund. aside front fioatintr a state road
. i.mmissinu end dellning It* power*.
Til'- roinni is.s.' n shall consist of two
members. "no a Democrat. the other i?
Republican. ?"?no must he >i prath-al
??Ivil engineer. ami the other of known
?u rcp?s fnl business qualifications. Kach
shall !>??? appoint"! to serve from June I.
1017. on-- for a period of two a ml the
other for four yours.
Th" powr "f appointing assistants
find fixing tlioir corn pensat ion rests with
the commission. The salary not to he
in excess of ihe amount appropriated for
the purpose !?)* the legislature. County ?
ourts demand inn of I lie commission ser- ,
v ice of any nssis'ant or agent, must pay '
the expenses Incident to tli> service per- [
formed. The commission shall promul
Kate rules ami reculai ions, for th?- guld-j
nnce of tie- county roads engineers. all i
i'f wlli'-h i"iis| he conipntlhlo with thf* i
general statutes. I I'-ndrnifirt'-rs of the!
commission shall he in I'harl'Ston. and
ii shall he Iho duty of I he commission |.
to analyze the materials used in the con- j
st ruction of nil el ass "A" roads, and may !
be called upon by any county court to I
make analysis of the materials used in j
cl.'rss "|j" roads as well.
Class "A" roads may he "main coun
ty." "federal aid" or "state aid" roads.
Plass "P." roads include those known as
d'striet roads. ....
The method of establishing the main I
county court roads calls for a map pre
pared by the road department showing a
suggested state wide system of Inter
county ronds. The respective county r
courts are to designate two or more
main t h ?iron ghfn res extending through
the counties to the border lines. The
courts designation of such rout -<; may
be approved -or rejected by the comhils
Rlon. If a county court refuses or falls
to comply with the provisions of the act
the county In which refusal Is made
shall not participate in the distrlbu tlon .
of the federal or state atd funds.
In the location and establishment of
main county roads, the county court
shall have the power to exercise the
right If eminent domain for condemna
tion of rights of way.
In addition to the general county and
district levies for road purposes, tho
county court shall lay a county road
levy not to exceed 25 cents on each $100
valuation of all taxable property in the ?
county, and the proceeds, of this levy p
shall he known as the "county road o
fund." It shall be expended only for the a
Improvement apd maintenance of main
county ronds and its bridges. The ex- j,
ncndlture.q shall be under direction of ]
the county court except where state or <3
federal aid Is extended, and then they n
shall be under tho direction of the com- 1
mission.
A state road fund is provided by the ;
net. This shell consist of tho net pro-]
ceed? of all state license taxes Imposed
on automobiles, motor of steam driven
Vehicles and tho registration fees im
posed 011 chauffeurs on or after Jan.
1. 1!>17. Appropriations by the legis
lature or by concrress may also becorao
part of this fund.
At the beginning of each fiscal year
the commission will apportion to the
counties of tho state which have com
plied with the provisions of the law in
the establishment of main county roads, 4
und which agree *0 supplement the ap
portionment tho State fund by a like
sum. In proportion to the number of
miles of this road approved by the com
mission.
Provisislon Is made by the act for
the laying of additional levies when th?
various roar! funds are Inadequate.
The validity of no bond issues made 1
prior to tho time the new law goes into <
effect will not be questioned by reason
of the act. and the money derived from ]
bond issues made prior to its enactment
shall be expended as originally stipu
lated under tho conditions of the Issues.
For the creation of a district road
fund the county court, under this law,
shall lay a levy not exceeding fifteen
cents on the $100 valuation of all taxa
blo, property. This fund shall be usei 1
in the building or improvements of dis
trict' roads. In addition to this and
the other levies prescribed, tho county
court may in event of f loc^cl or other
disaster which destroys roads or bridges. ,
lay a special levy when written approval
In had frbm the state tax commissioner
tor such to bo done.
Provision is made for tho appointment
"The Bayer Cross? Your
Guarantee of Purity"
Bayer-Tablets of Aspirin pro
tect you against counterfeits.
Every package and every tab- /"FN
lot of genuine Aspiriii bears
"The Bayer Cross." r vLx
Sold in Pocket Eyxct of 12, Bottle ? of
24 and t}o ttle$ of 100
B aye rfTab lets
A of 1 ? ?
srin
The trade-mark "AspAnn " (Rez. U. S. Pat Officii
is a guarantee that she nionoarcticacide^'cr of
salieylicacid in these tablets is of the reiiibla
Bayer manufacture.
or a two-y^ar term of a county road
.'ngineer In each couniy. TIk* appoint- i
iicmu is inm.li- by I he county courts, and
lie appointees shall be ex-ot'Clelo road
u per visors for their respective coun
ii'M. These ofilcers thai! co-operatc)
vitli the .state roatl commission. The
:ounty engineers, by and with the ad
?isi? of tlje county courts, may employ
uch acents and employes as needed, j
heir pay to be determined by the coux?-t |
y courts. '* j
'Die act creates iho office of district j
oad patrolmen for each magisterial dis- |
riet. Their duty is to keep all roads
veil drained, fallen timbers removed,
nndslides corrected, etc. Patrol duty
hall include work fcr six days a week.
Hy a provision of the law all citizens,
xcept in incorporated municipalities
nay be required to work from one 1<J
our days on the public roads, or employ
ubstitutes to woe* In their places f<5?
hat length of time at tbeir expense. j
When contracts are made for road
luildlng by the county court it is in- j
umbent on the court to publich in news
tapers of the county the names of all
>ersons bidding on the work, together
i'ith tin* itemized amount of the bids,
tnd designate the person to whom tho
? ??Mtr-ict was together with the amount
f hia bid.
Tim: employment of convict labor from
he penitentiary Is provided when ap
iroval is had from the commission and
he board of control of the state will
upply the convicts. The warden of
he penitentiary shall have suitable
[uarters constructed, as nearly as pos
iible by convict labor, in which the
risoners shall be housed while working
n the roads. County Jail prisoners may
leo be worked.
Thirty-five miles an hour is the m&x
mum speed for any vehicle on tho pub
ic roads. A Registration fee of three
lollar8 is charged any person operating
. motor vehicle, and none obtaining a
icenao shall be under fourteen years
old. The j^jinual license fee for owners
of motor vehicles is ten dollars for
each vohk^fe weighing 2,000 pounds of
lt'.?s and nrj- additional 25 cents for each
additional rtOO pounds. " Firteen dollars
a year Is \'chArgred manufacturers or
dealers on t motor vehicles. All iicenso
fees shall ?e paid by the commission to
the state Auditor to" "oe placed to the
credit of two stats road fund.
Chronic Constipation.
"About two years ago when I be
gan using Chamberlain's Tablets I
had been suffering for some time with
stomach trouble and chronic consti
I pation. My'condltion improved rapid
| ly through the use of these tablets.
Since taking them my health has been
| fine," writer Mrs. John Newton. Irv
1 ing N. Y., /Obtainable eevrywhere.
FOUR ENTOMBED IN
; THE HECLA MINE
/-' :
BROWNSVILLE, Pa.. March 18.?
Four men \ere entombed by an ex
plosion in U>.e mine of the Hecla Coal
<fc Coke Company, at Isabelle nfear
here late toWay. Much gas- has 'been j
encountered jn the workings' and fears,
for the safety of the men have been1
expressed. The cause has; not been
determined. -As soon as the accident
occurcd, the Pittsburgh Btatlon of the
bureau of mines waa notified and D.
J. Parker with 13 men left in the gov
ernment mine rescue car. They ar
rived here a^ ten o'clock tonifht.
Bergen, Norway, is to have a school
for chauffeur^.
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight 50 per cent In One
Week's Time in Mcmy Instances
ft. Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Um at Home
Philadelphia, Pa. Do yon wear glasses?
Are you a victim of eye strain or other
eye weaknesses V If bo, you will be glad
to know that according to Dr. Lewis!
there is real hope for you. Many whoss
eyes were failing say they hare had their
eves restored through the principle of
Lhis wonderful free prescription. One
man Bays, after trying it: "I was almost
blind; could not see to read at alL Now
I can read everything without any glasses
and my eyes do not water any more. At
night they would pain dreadfully; now
they feel fine all the time. It was like
a miracle to me." A lady who used it
says: "The atmosphere seemed hazy with
or without glasses, but after using this
prescription for fifteen days everything
seems elcar. I can even read fine print
without glasses." It is believed that
thousauds who wear glasses can now dis
card them in a reasonable time and mul
titudes more will be able to strengthen
their eyes so as to be spared the trouble
and expense ?t erer retting glasses. Ejr?
troubles of joany descriptioni nuy W
wonderfully benefited by following th<
simple rules. Here is the prescription)
Go to any attire drug store and jet a
bottle of Boq-Opto tablets. Drop ond
Bon-Opto tablet in a fourth of & flati
of water an<# allow to dissolve. With
Lbls liquid bathe the eye two to foul
Limes daily. You should notice your eye!
:iear up perceptibly right from the start
tnd inflammation will quicidy disappear.'
[f your eyes (ire bothering you, even of
ittle, take steps to save th*m now before
t is too lata. Many hopelessly blind
night have b<>a saved if they had cared
Jor their eyea/ in time.
Note: Another prominent Physician to whort
:he above article!*-** submitted, said: "Bon-Opts
is a very remarkable remedy. Its constituent
neredienta are well known to eminent ere speoi
laiista and widely preacribed by thero. Tile man
ufacturers fuanjntce it to strengthen ereslshl
W per cent in on/> week's time in many instance!
sr refund the mo<iev. It can be obtained from an J
rood drucEliit artf i* one of the very few prepara?
tiona I feel should be kept on hand for rocularus#
In almost every mmily." 'It U aold in this city bj
s;sj33njp pirn -to sy H 'D
^1?
nport Beds
WE FOUND WHEN WE UNPACKED I
LATE SHIPMENTS OF DAVENPORT BEDS
WE HAD A SURPLUS QUANTITY OF THESE -
POPULAR ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, SO TO
REDUCE THIS SURPLUS WE OFFER THEM
TO YOU AT A
10% Discount trom Regular Prices
ON LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS \
We need the room ? you need a Davenport Bed ? now is your opportunity to obtain one at a saving
and on easv terms. Any Davenport. Bed in the line may be had at one-tenth off actual value ;md ton a cash
payment of $-1.00 ; balance to be paid in proportionate amounts to cover a period of 40 weeks' time.
DAVENPORT
BEDS
Are useful all day and at night af
ford every comfort and conveni
ence of a regular bed. You sleep
upon strong, independent
ly supported springs, in
suring a good night's rest.
Come in and see our line.
We will deliver one on
terms ns given above
whenever you say.
Illustrating a
3-Piece
Matched
Davenport
Suite
A number of new
patterns just received
in leather and tapestry
DAVENPORT
BEDS
Solve the space problem, creating
an extra bed room anjl bed. They
are artistic in appearance, sani
tary, convenient and prac
tical. We have over 40
styles from " which yon
may make ycrur selection
in all woods and uphol
stering.
upholstering.
Our regular prices on Davenport Beds range from $25.00 up and we show an assortment, the like of
which will not be found elsewhere in the city. We invite a comparison. You will find we can furnish you the
best styles, with best construction and finish, at lowest prices consistent with good value.
The
1304-06-08 Main Street
UNDERTAKERS