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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-10
PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Sept. Our school
commenced Tuesday, September 3rd
with our old teacher, e. e. stoner,
again at the helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Green, OF Can
ton. spent Sunday afternoon at their
summer home.
Henry A. Moore, Of Lansing, Mich,
Is visiting relatives here.
Daniel Miller and family and Miss
Pearl Surbey, of Akron, visited at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. Surbey, Sat
urday and Sunday.
l.. A. Schneider arrived home last
Wednesday from a trip to Harrison
county and Columbus. While in the
capital city he was entertained by his
brother, Rev. Jacob Schneider and
family.
DR.. and Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Wakefield
and George Cassidy and family. Of
Canton, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. ]. Baird, Sunday.
William II. Schneider, who had an
operation performed for appendicitis
recently at the Aultman hospital, is
at home and getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krall, residing
east Of the Grove, spent the Sabbath
with relatives In Marlboro.
Joseph Wackerly, Sr. had his house
treated to several coats Of paint last
week.
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PARIS.

Paris, Sept, 9.-The four.months.old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Sponseller,
who reside about three miles south
east of this place. died Thursday morn
ing after an illness of eight weeks.
Funeral services were held Saturday
morning from the Lutheran church.
Miss Haas, of Canton, spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. George
Steffen.
Mrs. William Motifs, Miss Lizzie
Motifs and George Steffen were Canton
callers Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Sponseller is spending
several days at the home of her son,
II. II. Sponseller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shearer spent
Friday with Mr., and Mrs. r. H.
Shearer.
William Liyelsberger has moved his
family from osnaburg back to Paris.
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ESTATE OF

Will OF Flavius Josephus Gaskill
Lexington township. fled for probate
In guardianship of Clarence Fred
erick, final account filed.
In estate of s. X. Burky, final ac'
count filed.
In estate OF John Foster, Lexington
township, Jennie Thomas appointed
Administrative.
In estate OF BENJAMIN +. Sullivan
final account filed.
In estate of Frederick Albrecht, final
account OF trustee filed.
In estate OF Daniel Swartz, inven.
tory and appraisement fled.
VIII OF Margaret Hammersmith
Perry township, filed for probate.
VIII OF Samuel A. Peters, Tuscara
was township. fled for probate.
In the estate OF Elizabeth II. Nc
Gregor, first and final account filed.
VIII OF John Bergman, Lexington
township, fled for probate.
Will OF Parker @. Morris, Lexing-
ton township, filed for probate.
In guardianship OF Lucetta Hur-
ford. w. p. Hurford appointed guard.
ian.
In estate OF Louisa A. Slagle, Can
ton, Walter f. slagle appointed ad.
ministrator.
In guardianship of Susanna Vance
sale OF real estate confirmed.
In estate OF Henry Viethmeyer
first account fled.
In estate of Kent Jarvis. 25th ac.
count filed.
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RECORDERS OFFICE.
w. w. King. recorder.
w. G. Schick, chief deputy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Alois Seller ct ux. to Mary Il. Lit
singer part OF lot 1876, Canton, s34OO
Fred p. Rowlen to Florence Row.
len ct al. part OF lot 2463, Canton
81.
Albert G. Slife ct al. to Jud Hiss
ner ct nx., lot 63, New Berlin, $lS75
Eugene J.. Gebel to Elizabeth Hursh
part of lots lOOss and lOss9, Canton
5000.
Max Ubelhart ct ux. to Elizabeth
Beetschen, part of lot 191. Canton,
$3.50.
Mary A. Talcott to Canton Real
Estate Trust Co., part OF lot 1l75,
Canton, $1,000.
August Kittering ct ux. to Charles
t. Kittering, part OF lot 74O, Canton,
$1,000.
Magdalena Simon ct al. to Jacob,
Simon. part of lot 1880, Massillon,
$500.
Sylvester Burd ct ux. to James A.
Mclaughlin, lots 2l2 and 2i3, MassiI-
Ion. $1,000.
The Taylor Land & Improvement
Co. to q. w. Shilling. sub-lot 40 in
Perry township, 81.
G. w. Shilling ct ux. to Taylor Land
Co., sub'lot SS in Perry township, 81.
Charles zerwinsky ct ux. to J. S.
Hoffee, one acre in Sandy township,
81.
]. 8. Hoffee ct ux. to Margaret Zer-
whisky, one acre in Sandy township
81.
d. l.. Hutchinson ct px. 10 ]. E.
Russell, lot 1851, Alliance, s265O.
Max Geiger ct al to Otis Wilcox, lot
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NINE RvA.


Minerva, o., Sept. 9.-Rev. Homer
e. sala, OF sebring, visited here last
week.
Horace Danner, of West Bridge
water, Pa, is the guest of his parents
here.
G. A. Pierman and family, OF Pha-
lanx, are the guests of relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Wagner has been Ill
with tonsilitis the past week.
Mrs. N. J. Bingham was a business
caller IN Canton Friday.
Mrs. John Keitzer was called 10
Beaver Falls, Pa, on account OF the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. II. S.
Palmer.
Mrs. Ensign and Misses Florence
Smith and Bessie Clemens have form.
ed a partnership and have opened a
dressmaking parlor in the Finefrock
building.
The schools resumed work Tuesday
morning with large attendance.
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IN THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
]. ]. Wise. clerk.
A. w. Agler, chief deputy.
NEW CASES.

NEW SfhDiIhDs
1S503--Wilbur g. Brown VS.. r.. s.
Shields, as Administrative ct al
Judgment for $500 prayed for. J.
Whiting, Jr., and webber & Turner
attorneys.
1S504-The Mechanics Banking Co
of Fostoria, o., corporation, vs.. Rob
ert S. Shields, as administrator, ct al
Judgment for $500 prayed for. j. w
Whiting, Jr., and Webber & Turner
attorneys.
1S505-In the matter of st. Mary's
Catholic church, Masslllon, o. Pray.
ing for authority to sell real estate
W. s. Spidle, attorney.
1S506-Ambrose Smith vs.. Verna M
Johnston. Judgment for $627.50 ask
ed and declared lien on premises
AXE &c Day, attorneys.
1S507--Robert II. Middleton, Jr., VS.
Agnes Il. Middleton. Divorce ant
custody Of children wanted. Rice &
Souers, attorneys.
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never saw a medium that would crack
the shell of the future.
Ma says the way some New York
women can walk around the Flat Iron
building on a windy day and never
turn a hair, does beat all.
Ebert Hubbard Mudsock writes
that he is in New York running an
elevator in a fat house, and finds 1t as
agreeable as working in an auto gar
bage.
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pITTsRuRG Live STOCK.

Pittsburg Sept 9.-Cattle, receipts
light; market strong; extras S6.bO0
6.55; heifers $325@5.15; fresh cows
and springers Sl6@S50.
Hogs-Receipts loads; market 10
to 15c lower Best heavy yorkers
$6.9O@710; pigs as to quality $4,000
$40; stays $4OO04.50,
Sheep and lambs-Receipts of sheep
light; market steady Receipts Of
calves light; market active. Prime
wethers $5.6O65.75; culls to choice
lambs $40U@6.OO; spring lambs $500
@74O; veal calves s5.OOQ8.50.
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JONAS A. MILLS,
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
l29 H. Sth St., op. Grand Opera House.
Both Phone---Bell 40. Stark 70.
Notice for Coal Bids.

Sealed bids viii be received by the BOARD
Of Public SAFETY for Fire Department coal
for City OF Canton, for the ensuingyear up
70 p: M o,eloch, ON the 10th day Of Sep
An bids must bo accompanied by cert.
led check In amount OF $1,000, and All coal
to be weig he'd upon the City Scales and the
weighing OF same 20 be paid for by the con
The Board reserves the rish, TO rsjsct any
u. W. RAQLus. Clerk.
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DEAR SIR.-Should you have any.
thing in the line OF Carpenter work
Repairing, Remodeling or General
Contract work, We are In tho field to
meet competition, Quick Service and
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Facilities,
none better. Address Canton Building
Co, SS1 North Clarendon Ave-, ]. q.
Berdel, Manager, Stark phone R.1s37.
22.d4w
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Grant Brown, miner, "a and bessie
Homer, IS, Canton.
Joseph Wagner laborer 10, and
Hazel Irene Parnacott 10, Massillon.
Frederick Indorf, farmer. As, and
Lizzie Buchanan. Ss. Justus.
George Robert Naumann, stenogra-
pher, 23, and Elizabeth Colley, 22,
Canton.
Franklin w. Schumacher, Solicitor,
20, and Minnie Mae Brown. 20, Can
ton.
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Buying Prices.


Canton, o., Sept. TO- 1907.
corrected daily by Ban K Jennings.)
Country Butter-Ac, creamery, 2Sc.
Eggs-20c.
Lard - lie.
Apples-s1 OO6D150 per bu.
Potatoes-New, 90c9l.0O bu.
Turnips-6Oc bu.
Onions-New, tl25 per bu.
Cabbage-New, bO975c doz.
Country applebutter-60c gal.
New radishes-bunchos, 2Oo dos.
Pieplant-2c pound.
Green onions-l6c dog.
lettuce-7o ID.
onions-New, b0c pk.
oranges.-2O and IOo doz
Potatoes--New, SJd4oc PIX; ni5 bd
Eplnach-SC 10.
Lemons-3Oc doz.
Apples-4OG6Oc PIX
Bananas--lb and 20c doz
Butter-26c: creamery, 32c.
Cabbage-New, bdlOc head.
Carrots-S bunches for &c.
Sweet potatoCs-35 and 40c PIX
Chickens-Llve, young lbc; old 10c.
Cniekens-Dressed, young Is; old u l-2c.
Eggs-22c.
Lard-l3c ID.
Parsnips--lOo IA PIX.
Lettuce-lOc Id.
Flour, winter wheat-sl.l0 and LSO Ia
Dbl
your sprung MhNo' Ni''' ""N A''
Flour. biended-s.S and IS5 IA Dbl.
Maple syrup-N.20 gal.
Pineappies-l0 and lSc.
Rhubarb-Sc 10.
New Onions-bOc DIX.
Cucumbers-2 for &c,
New Tomatocs-loc ID.
Canteloups 5, 5. l0c.
Beans-New lOc per measure.
Turnlps-25c PIX.
Snnn,rv nnnIebutter-T5c gal,
Duckleberries-l6c,
Blackbcrries-l2 l-2c.
Cauiiflower-i0c 10 20c per head.
Watermelons-S0giOc.
Canton Grain Markets.
Corrected Daily by Canton City Flour
ing Mllls.)
Dealers pay the following prices:
Corn In enr-blo
Hay, balCd-1lb.OO
straw, bRlod-S9,O0.
oahtss"New. 4sc; old. SOC per bu.
Retail Prices.
straw-65c per cwt.
Bran-yl 20 per cwt.
Niddling-winter wheat, Sl.25 per cwt.
Pure corn and oats ehop-S9.0O per
'VH Glover sccd-ss7S per bu.
Timothy-J225 per bu.
Retail Meat Prices.
Reef-RIb roast, lic; chuck 10 and u
i-2e. boiling 6 and l0c; round steak, IL and
&c. porteThouse steak, lSc: tendeTloin
steak zoe; Hamburg steak, l5o and lse
per psYgepi"steok 2Oc; Ioin chops. Ice; rib
cebps, Ice; shouter chops, l6e; stew,
III" PorkNFresh. steak, lse; chops, lie;
smoked ham, sliced, 2jc; bacon, 20 and
2lo; boiled ham. soc; sausage. i4cS fresh
sausage, l3c.
Canton Wholesale
Regular hams-lic; fresh, II I-,c.
Bacon-lic.
Beef loins-n l-2 and IL I-2c.
Dressed beef-7 l-2 and S-ic.
Beef, hind-lO l-2 and II l-2c.
Pork ioins-lic,
Veal-nc.
Dressed hogs-s SIC.
spring LANDSLIDE
Dairy and Farn1yard.
Cleveland, o., Sept. Q, 1907.
Putter-Creamcry extras, 27lSa2sc.
nrints 2SI,a20c; hrsts, 24G2ilkc; fancy
dairy, 2lc; renovated 2042ilEc; packing,
'gbt1eecse-FulI creams, York State. Ike,
huTger. nJ,al c; Swiss block, l7hc
Eggs-Fresh, Ohio and Western. ISQ
NC; 'fP;oultry-Alive, fowls, l2lAql3c; brollers
l4aQllbci uuehs' Ls"'sIsS
Fruits.
Anples-Si. .OOG2, 90.
Ilmes-Si O0ll,25
Pineapples- SO. 0OG5,o0.
WateTme melons--20aSc each.
'Cantaloupes-califor SI.OO
Vegetables.
Potatoes-East Jersey. 9Oc per bu.
onions home grown, s.. 90 per crate
Cabbage-Home grown 10 per head
TomatOes-HOme grown, 80aSOc per
basket,
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Gard Of Thanks.

OdTU OF IIdHNS.
We wish to thank the knights of
Columbus, and Messrs. Bombarger
and Ehret, of Lake View Hotel. for a
generous supply of bread, pies, meat,
celery and cheese and buns sent to
the children of st. Louis orphanage,
and much enjoyed by the little ones.
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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REAL EsTATE MoRTCAGEs.

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES
Charles +. Ditzler ct al. TO Sarah
Shaffer, 1870 on lot %, Mapleton.
James G. Garner to Isaac Breckbill,
$1,000 on 61-1O00 acres in Canton town
ship.
Jed F. Hissner ct ux. to Adam
Schick, $3.50 on lot So, New Berlin.
Louis Moskovitz ct al. to Z. j. lay
man, $S50.72 on part of lot 46, ALI
ance.
Elizabeth Beetschen to Leo Kern,
$3.50, on part of lot 719t, Canton.
Albert Schoeneberg ct ux. to Saw
ings C Loan Co., $l225 on lot 1876,
Canton.
Charles w. Agden to Massillon Loan
& Building Co., $175 on / 31.100 acres
in Lawrence township.
George Hertel to Louisa Nemeth,
$1,000 on lot 1851, Perry township.
Rosa Dalanco ct al. to Union Build
ing G. Loan Co.. $500 on lots so and
81. Navarro.
Owen Wilhelm to p. A. Taylor, s1100
on lot 3546. Alliance.
James A. Mclaughlin ct ux. to The
Charity School of Kendel, $500 on part
OF lot 213. Massillon.
John II. Freltag ct ux. to first
Workingmen's Building & Loan Asso-
citation, $500 on part of lot 1899. Can
ton.
George Mang, ct ux. to Massillon
Loan & Building Co., 1880 on part
OF lot 2G9. Masslllon.
Charles A. Kistler ct ux. to Minnie
stinchcome, $3.50 on lot Il. in Airing
ton addition to Canton.
Joseph John to MassIllon Loan &
Building Co, s75 on lot 10 in Tus-
carawas township.
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1s4S1-Harriet E. Phillips vs..
Thomas Phillips ct al. Answer and
cross-petition filed. w. l.. Day, at.
torney.
18i35-Emma Boals vs.. Frank l..
Boals ct al. Answer filed. w. ]. Piero,
attorney.
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1858, Alliance. $500.

1858, Alliance. $500.
Ray ]. Bour ct al to Frank Jura-
sits, lot S2s, Canton, $215.
Mary A. Rlcheimer to George Mang
ct al, 2-10 acre, Massillon, $500.
Hiram Keller ct al. to Catherine
Machamer, lot 6, Hartville, $1,000.
Geo. Machamer ct ux. to Hiram
Keller, IA acres In Lake township,
$42ge.
Augustus d. Gonser ct ux. to AL
bert Schoeneberg, ct ux., 1876, Can
ton, $1625.
Canton Real Estate Trust Co., to
w. f. Feller, lot 1897, Canton, $3.50.
Hills N. Reed to Clara Vogt. lots
100 and 121, Reedurban. 1915.
Edgar G. Linn ct al. to Clara M.
vogt, lot 13441. Canton. 500.
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FINE TAILORING at lowest prices
consistent with good workmanship and
trimmings, A good fl guaranteed;
elegant line Of samples 10 select from.
Repairing and pressing done promptly.
Your patronage solicited, Charles J.
Tidd, Merchant Tailor northwest cor
ner Fifth and Walnut streets. Stark
phone CESS. 10 1913
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NOTICE-Always on hand for sale
or exchange, fresh COWS and springers.
Inspection solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed also ponies and horses of
all kinds from the smallest Shetland
to the largest draft horse. IL will
pay you TO come and try them and get
our prices. Main Office $3.50 w. Third
st. Stark 1870. 4-d6
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS who have
used the Zoar Sparkling Batteries, tes.
tify to their reliability and endurancs. ,.
1900 miles on one charge is their rec.
ord. Local dealers handle them. Ask
your dealer or write us direct. THH
ZoAR STORAGE BATTERY CoAtPA.
NY. ZOAR, OHIO. II
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, Sept. 9.-Wheat. corn and
oats easier.
Wheat Cash, GS Sept, 67 1-2; Dec,
61 IA; May. 61 3-4.
oats-Cash, 81 1-2; Sept, 81 1-2;
Dec, 81 3-4; May, 53
Rye--No. /, So, No. 2, 81; No. 3, n.
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CANTON CITY MILLS

May .1O6h 1914 1O55s 1855
Sept ......... 95% OG7s 95 SO
Dec. ........ .1OO% 1918 09% 99&
Corn
Sept. ....... SO GO 621s 62B
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MOTION.

1s423-August Burg VS.. Cora NJ.
Burg. Motion for alimony pendente
lite.
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.PEOPLE 5 WANT Column

Want column advs,, 80 words, three
times, 25c; week soc. if paid in ad'
vance. For Rent and For Sale cards
free to those who insert advertise
ments
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
all conyeniences, including steam heat,
electric light, use OF telephone. 420
S. Market st. Phone Bell 1885. .7-d3
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wages 81 per day. Transportation fur
nished from car line and return. Pay
every two weeks. Apply after p. m.
to John p. Jones at Fishers drug store,
or at the work. 9-d3
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NoTlCE-on and after this date |,
Leroy Gicker, will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by my wife,
Della NJ. Gicker G-d6t
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FOR RENT-Suite of
Offices in the best loca-
ton In Canton, over w.
Il. Reynolds e. Co.'S
Clothing store. No. 229-
23l Il. Tuscarawas St,
rooms any size and
number, partitioned TO
suit renter, steam heat
furnished. and all mod
; improvements, rent very
quire at w. b. Reynolds
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WANTED--Salesman to call on doc
tors. Clean well.paid work for hard
worker. State experience. p. o. Box
s5S, Philadelphia. 7-d6
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WANTED-Manager for Branch Of
fee we wish to locate here in Canton.
Address, with references, the Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
7-d3
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WANTED-An experienced dining
room girl; also dish washer. Hall-
wells Square Luncheon. 9-d3
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NoTICE-Milk FOR sale by the quart
or gallon at 81 n. Cleveland Ave. SO
per quart, 1Sc per gallon. Stark phone
A.l516. 7-d3
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DO YOU want coal? The Johnson
Ryan Coal Co, can supply YOU Screen.
ed run of mine and slack always on
hand. Mine situated on St. Elmo st.
Boil phone lObl. 25-tf
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WANTED a collector-A young man
about Is or 16 years old Address Box
49, care of Morning News. 9.d3
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RUBBER sAMPs-steei dies. II a..
stencils seals, check protectors, iAt pads
and ink, rubber type, door humbers. self
mixing stamps. Fred Talbot. 2l0 East
TuscarawaS Street.
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WANTED--A smart active young
man, one with some knowledge of the
dry goods business preferred. Adj
dress Box II, care of News. 7-d3
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WANTED--A lather, plastertr and
a tender Call at once 2O3 Washington
Ave. or Stark phone 1866. 7.d3
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NOTICE-Carpets taken up. cleaned
and relaid Wall paper cleaned aad
general house cleaning. Canton Win.
dow Cleaning Co. Stark phone 142I.
22.dtf
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HONEST MAN wanted TO travel I'm
Ohls. Experience unnecessary but
must furnish good references. SEQ n
month and expenses. Permanent po-
sition with advancement. Address
President Black, Q Cambridge ST.. hos
ton Mass. Z
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
tomato season being at hand we can
not accept any more elderberries on
stems. However we will continue to
take them at 4c per quart hulled. Can.
ton Canning Co. o-d3
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lmmediately-sEvERAL CANTON
MEN or vicinity, under 35. TO prepare
for coming Railway Mail Clerk Exams,
Good prospects. 279 Interstate Bldg,
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
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THE MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

arkets corrected daily by the Rex q
'erdier Stock q Grain Co, Sli-Sl6 Fol-
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perman, Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Braz. r.
c. Goodman and Miss Clara Goodman.
Mr and Mrs Jacob schapirio Mrs. Tip
Resented, Mr.. and Mrs. Saks. Ben. L.
Topper, Miss b. L. Resented, Miss r.
Rather. Mr. and Mrs B. Rather, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Korn, Mr.. and Mrs. Heyman, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman. Miss Annie Cooper. s.
Kleinmann, o. Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs
]. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs S. Davis. Miss
Lena Heroes, Miss Florence UIlman, Miss
+. Wineberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Stearman, Mr.
aud Mrs. Leverton and TWO daughters.
Miss Beatrice Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Cohen, Mr.. Simons. Mr.. and Mrs n
Sugar, d. Cooper, Earl Berlinsky, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Harmed, F. Harmed, J. W
Norman. s. Gordon, D. Bergazin. s.
levin, Joseph Hornstein, J. Bremen, H
tridling, NJ. Baker. =. Gutenberg. II. &c
wirz, VI. Dresdner, Nathan Cohen, Miss
Hariette Stein. Miss Lea Rudolph, Mrs.
A. KRISTEN. Miss Minnie Z. Brez. Samuel
Hirsh, Morris Freiliehh0ff. Frank Cohen.
Louis Cohen. Mrs. r. Schmidt. Albert
Alexander. O. Atlas, A Goodman, Mr. and
Mrs. II, PelZman. Miss Sadye Peizman,
and Miss Sarah Roberts.
Those in charge Of the arrangements
We're: Isaac L. Blout. B. Hoffenberg.
Isaac Rosenthal. S. Gordon, NJ Norman.
J. Wolf II. Ehrlich, s. Cohen, Paul Har-
mel. Nathan Cohen. Morris FreilichhoG,
hammarOw. Joseph L. Topper, Falk Har-
mel, Nathan Cohen, Morris FreiichhOff.
William HOrnstein. Mr. Applestein, and
Mr. Rice. Refreshments were served.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-30

The mother who fashions her small
sons clothes finds that many discarded
garments OF the men OF the household
are excellent for making over into clothes
for the boy. \ pattern for trousers and
knickerbOckers OF the newest cut are fl
Illustrated here and viii prove excellent for
home making The Knockers are easily
full and have all Of the conveniences in
the way of pockets that a mans clothes
have. The trousers are Of knee length
and may close at the sides or front. ANY
Of the usual materials may serve OF
which l yard, y inches wide. IS needed
In the pedium size for either style.
The shirt waist shown is great favorite
because Of its neat tucks at either side Of
the front plat and the box plaits in
back. The regulation shirt cuffs finish
the sleeves. Either the Elton or standing
collar may be worn with the waist.
Chambray. percale, madras, or linen may
serve, ? yards 50 inches wide. being
needed for the medium size.
Two Patterns-&99 Sizes (, 6, g. 10. 70
years. 26OO. Same sizes.
The price of these patterns IS &c cents.
but either may be obtained by inclosing
10 cents in stamps and addressing Pattern
Department, The Washington Herald. 734
Fifteenth street northwest, giving mum.
Der (2599-260G and size wanted