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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
MRS. TAFT GOES SHOPPING.
She Will Spend a Week in Buying
Summer Clothes.

Now York, March 17-Mrs. William
H. Taft, wife of the president, is in
New York on a shopping expedition and
is guest at the home of the president s
brother Henry w. Taft. When she re-
turns to Washington, she viii have
placed her or1ers for both spring and
summer ard will expect to be exempt
from any trials of dressmaking or tail :
or until next autumn. She Will be in
New York for about week
Get our estimate on that LUMBER
bill. ]. B. Whelan & Co. e. Fourth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
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NEWS
FROM ropEKA-s LARGEST STORE

In the Wash Goods section.
Main Floor. there are fifteen col
ors and shades of plain-color, "a
and 27-inch silk-and-cotton Shan
lungs at soc a yard
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

For 1895 a woman or a miss can
get a 32-inch. mannish-cut semi
fitted Jacket made of a good quail
ity of light weight covert. that viii
wear her two or three seasons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

The craze for black and white
effects has reached Elastic. The
Notion section is showing a lot of
new black and white striped Elias
tics in all widths-5c to 15c yard.
1t is of an extra good quality, too.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

A special sale of children's school
Handkerchiefs Friday. plain white
cotton with coiored borders. As
long as they last, they Will be
for sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

We are still selling ali OF our
finest Fancy China. Bric-a-Bric
and Cut Glass at exactly one-half
of the original prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

W. L. Park, the newly elected vice
president Hartman said. There was
nothing left for me to do but resign.
My office has practically been taken
over by Mr. Park"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
Wash ribbons

Fancy woven Wash Ribbons
pink, blue and white, in s.
yard lengths. The No. 1 is 100
No. II is 15c, No. 2 is zoe, No.
3 is 25c, and No. is soc a piece
of five yards. Be sure to see
them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

We would suggest Friday as be-
ing a good day to buy Oxfords or
Pumps, as we expect a big rush
Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

For the one day only. Friday.
we are going to sell sc cotton Tor
chons for Sc a yard-widths from
z to inches, plenty of matched
sets
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

3-piece Waist Pin Sets-one col
lar pin and two beauty pins on a
card-are to be had for as little
as 10c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

A special display of French Madras
We linet it a
patterns white
rings and stripes
weaTlng Qualities makes the servceabIe kind of mems
shirts shirtwas
dresses 1t is SO inches
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
Hot Shot for Stanley.

"Oh, don't talk to mel don't want
to listen to yOu."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
Combinations

''Nu-Mode" Combinations
low-neck. Sleeveless gauze vests
with embroidery and lace trimmed
muslin drawers attached-are an
entirely new idea in women's I'M
derwear. At the Knit Underwear
section: soc to SIPS each.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
Easter ribbons

Gauze weight, delicate color
Ribbons with Easter rabbits
woven in colors, especially desir-
able for making and tieing up
Easter membranes. The No.
is 15c and the No. is CSC a
yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

There is no need of cedar chests
or moth balls where "Cedaro" is
used. 1t is nice-smelling germi-
eide that comes in a neat alumni
mum bOx-25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17

Wash Beltings are very much in
demand now. and we are certainly
well prepared to satisfy the de-
mand-twenty-five patterns to
choose from at Zoe a belt up to &c
an inch. white and colors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-17
Shoe lace ribbons

The season for pumps and OK
fordS is at hand and to meet
the demand for Shoe Lace Rib
bons we have a splendid quality
of corded weave Ribbons. The
9 is ~ nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY.


A GUARDIAN WOULD RENT A LARGE
country home IN Otseso CO.. y T.. "a rooms
furnished. irehcuse vel hlied. bath. hoat. ter
MS telephone Garage house. stable. altitude
1000 feet. six hours from y. g.. SIuO rar u.lnrh
Address Mrs.. A. EIRDSAI.I. Amherst. Mass
HOUSES FOR SALE g AND 3 ROOMS All.
lmpr0t euents. large lots. cement walks. re-
r-rtrt-d lrrafiuu. minutes from station. price
50 3Gu uua Sf.1nU. terms 5000 OF more down
balance tu suit purchaser can az a. 4 f,lFfI-
MAN. tha thnIl. y D.. owner ur go-r trotar.
FOR SALE OR RENr Handsome country. rIu.-
iu village 20 Great Barring tuu. Mass . Is acres
property Iu splendid condition. - rooms with s
baths. stable. uIIsuiitru- Trees. plants. I'D. An
r.v ROOM 1910. l1o bro1aNay
~IipEELANuS Sound BEACH. CONN -
Moderate priced summer homes flr4lsh.f
and unfuruigh~a f1r rent and Cor sale. buifa-
ins sites Tor sale. 800 miles FROM Sew Yars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

ssrs &c. sss n Doris q a Z Fsrrsli,
sss.y: Msrrsn Leslie rei AM rr,sr ~,
SIS 900 "a
.llsT5 ST. 10 - sIs q q rsE .,,, sy,;
CiTssher a. ssfi pssifv 20 q al: D Psps.
atty. u q ,'ohslah. rsf amt due. s. .sss ~.
taEos enc SIS -. SUI 20 arsi m'E Of $1,000
% i M ST E ss S & nm s s' esr
irase Lsse - a.. Il = Gisss' , s,is -, ne
sub 20 a arsi me- re- o. siscso
nm AVE, Tsl. " g. T55 :; ~ 18Th q.
q lNob loKi63E7a 90 tenmt ana stores
st5ls. IA \ s,sil. S,h' 5-g ana dus' 81 rs 70:
taKcs. etc, s0Os 81
by Bran l. Kennedy.
Cannon 81. % IS q - stanton 81.
s. sKloo. sty trnmt ans stores. Gustav
IanEe aEt Philln soiloW - a.. Gustav lange,
isr a. ,s, e cS ~ s rs, m'. - ~ -
By samuel Marx
MONROE ST. 90 and pa cor coavernsuF
81. 20 sx68 i0150 2N662- two sty tenrnt he
e. a.. bsus l, Sat.hsss stig x M-csTt6y.
~ amt due. sis.aei &c. s.b 90 Two prior ml IS
aegrsgating sseo
OK FRIDAT.
b. Joseph p. nay.
llSTH -. III snd ll3 =. So 2 . o. Park
ave. 80 GNTsx irreg sty tnmt and stores:
Harris schwarts az . J smith . a.: Nan l,in
SIS 900
LEWIS ST. III a. 80 p - stanton -.
-oNloo sty tnrnf ana store anc 3 siv fnmt
in rear. state Rank Az samuel Schu,man -
all kohn. atty r y Morrissfy. ref amt
due. s. eNl -. taKes. etc 81 sra =. sub 20 tao
prior mtgs aggregating So 900.
AVE A. 1872. " g 1904 n - -rs' - e5E
100 sfv tnmf and store. Meyer IarwuioV-
skr - a. agt Bcrei kramer - 81. Bernard
AleEander. attv- ~ q Stevenson. ref. amt due.
sN.iTl. taxes etc. slOT7 IS. sub 10 q prior
mtg ~ 81. 500
by william Kennedy. fr
fT2D ST. e. eO6 p . % - Ieason svs. esE
Joe Van Nesf 2 Hayes Az Jacob MARX - a
j Rogan. ATTY. Warren leslie. ref. amt due.
AZ o., taxes. etc. So 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

rrEgANT RESIDENCE. WITH STABLE.
he house. garage. tool house, rtc.t lbs frrt
~ parrh. tU-mue view with farm 90 liI
s-rss having farmhouse and al necessary
,ltbuldiugs. spring water supplies both places
r.tlthIrst town ln New England haif way Go
fn- Berkshire Hlls a. e. WARD panbury.
conn.
b. stamford AM Iarisr on hills ami shore
f.rri.ned anf uufurulshcI. rental SEQ sH0u per
year El.NlLLE b Mead g. SOY. lou ~ iil.ilu
AuTT=IIC NITLEY HOG-ES NAsju ~.
caoire lots $3.50 up LAMBERT. % NASSAU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

uELIGHTFt T. COUNTRY HOME SITUATED
Top 90 nlll. Lrar trolley advantage 90 effE.
country rent months pr longer 90 rooms.
ffrF water electric Nshf ul- shade. lawn. lue
tennis court. fr4r. berries. garden planted lf
required. large stable EHA $3.50. Middle
tssn. A. e.
LARGE ESTATE WITH HANDSOME MNN-
zion ana sound shore frontage. private ulrr
Sell. rent furnished Attractive dwellings.
flsrn. shed urfIrui~hrd along sound
D. ~ MACKENZIE 5no Fiffr ave s.
sx-hange HAWLEr. ia1 Hmr1f - ErooAiyu
AprERTIsEllFNTs AND -UHs rIPTIoVs
r1r Irr Ir,. lnr Tr.ei. 80 ar their OIL fnn
cree ~ 1854 EroafTa.. tefv cen rfth ara
sIth "a until q .ic-k b. M A4rer'ise1leu-t
received a. trr following branch crlccs a.
regular once raies mil 0.clock p. m va.
go 81 ave. cor e3d 30 lA- 6th ave cor.
l2th e. l04 East lsth a. - " lsI te1 Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

HOME AND INVESTMENT -PICTC RESQUE
NOrthpOrt. hne corner. rooms. main street
front. 2G4X $50. will divide. reasonable terms,
four fine building plots. sure quicS sale Toe
houses. close 20 trolley. WILLIAMS. SIS Man
haitian ave. Brooklyn.
OWNER Will. SELL VALUABLE HOME
site iu SUBURBS. 81 - weekly. You can build
YOUR own house. - minutes Herald square,
inside city limits. Address Suburbs suite s0f,
$50 Nassau a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
SHARON, CONN.

C-srtfernau'a COUNTRY seat for rent. furnished.
grounds 81 thirty acres. with run
rinr brook ceutlry-0id stone house. with re-
cent f0- reuovatlous. containing haA library
,T.e uarior. tel-r0Ow. dining room butter
-,v.-,- tierreu laundry servants dining
room. refri-erator room. I've masters four
servants bedrooms. ave bathrooms. electric
.faht steam heat stable. garden planted Rent
SCI 600 with reasonable deduction 60 right ter
ant for more thun one season. or would sell
Eve wears lcaseholt- Full. particulars OK
SACkETT. CHAPMAN q STEVENS. Attor-
news Tribune Building New York
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cane fQR sen. LlkE OALXh RE

Finest fishing hnuilns ana scenery. Accsssibls
Ideal summer home. tllgu altitude Grand go
tian krtirrd- T. = Martin. Chestnut am Mas,
MOT ST hlSCo.-tlII.NGE HOME. uot--t-
lf rooms saraEe. shade. fruit tr.ss- astiI.,
st'',e". gl-N s'.""o cash. 1urr desired y 81
A'EE-- OLD FASHIONED HOUSE ,p,.E,
barn etc abundant shade ana frrlf' -
good road GhDh1E D. MoErEN SIN p.,-f
chester ~ ''' ''''
tAfE COP SEASHOHE COTTAGES .gAp-
wien 1a-s ,. rented completely fir,isred
naihiooih-, a. CON. rn.-n'es IS hedr1ams. M.
8 N'GEs HOUSE Is ROOMS RApN. vp,.,r-
trout brook spring water a. door prl-.
$500 GEORGE ENpERLEY Jr. Mlu.rtsn
o'''''
TWO ACRES oN STREAM orr, V,ssf
ion'd house price 5000 Box a5s parien.
conn " go
FOR SALE A. treat Darlington Mas farm
house wiihin the toen 4mltu Inquire SOON
lOlU. 10 BrualwaF. '-t~'40 t'~~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

BRICK AND STONE DWELLING ALI, M
prov snents, II rooms. bathrooms. Iargs
avn. ashingfon and Lawrence SIS Flt.s-irg
J. D. So eco. or will rent ELLIOTT e sr-.si5'
ly4 broa1say. New York. or local agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

BAYPORT. hong ISLAND.
Fine estate. 3J acres. in lawn and gar
dens. large house with town water. electric
Ight and new open plumbing, large carriage,
chicken. and pigeon houses. farm barn for
hay and cows property adi0ins the station
and fronts Merrick Road. close 20 water.
with dnr view OF and right of wav 20 Great
South Bav finely situated for subdivision.
photographs and maps.
GEO. T. CARR. Bayport r. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

Gentleman's Country Seat IN Conn,
ca long island sound 81 niles fon Grand
Central station. one hour from View NofN.
AUua. a Thousand feet frontage on sound.
Wfh duca ard deep autnor4E- Tor Yachts
Two AL scar residences. complete. vita cleo
trU. U4niinr and steam heat. Kitchen garden
and tower gardens planted. MANY out houses.
stable. garage. squash COURT. srrru and aim
houses Abundance OF water. luuedla-e
r.l-s.rr.ou An unusual location. ABBY
Harris a Vtughau. 14tU Bra adVay. 'rhon"
IN BRYANT
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
YOnkers-FOr Rent.

New apartments. steam heated. hardwood trim.
electric light. delightful location ? anI rooms
and bath. rents, SIS and $50 on premises 50f
ct-lh broadway. or J. ROMANO BROWN 4
90. 81 West $50 81. New Yorh CITY.
INFI FINISHED OR FURNISHED Magnificent
home m safh So. near central PARK West
elevator. every iuEroT euent. family leaving New
YORK. Apply ~ FRIEND. - West sd e..
LNFT FINISHED APARTMENT-S T Ri. r.
Graham Court 1t6th 81 ana Tth ave. from
May let rooms and foyer hall. Superintendent.
I'D ST. la EAST-FIVE ROOMS FUR
uishei or unfUrnished elevator. telephone
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RAbHl .Rsr AYFNvE- schue.dlsF & Bach
rach bought the southeast corner ~ Bradhurst
ssn.s =, ana ls5th str.st siN story neV az
MONROE sTREET-Ths joel 8 Mason estate
so.d me properly 30 2s5 20 esq Monroe street.
sl-ee- "a, ~, -, b.-s.,,, =. - ., .,t
ig,ssn,ing - feet m each street Win a deFth ~
son ana Coriears street
9TH STREET-The Duross Company sold for
tomas Deahoin Nc. "a West IN street. a three
story dwelling house on 10t - 8x-8s feet THIS
Is no arst sale % the properly since isGa
loIH STREET -rrist q Herrics sod f1r John
Stoves Sos ss ee ss s,sy ,o ,, Ti,s =,
e0Aloo feet, ana Cor Herman Is. Giss@l me IN
stIeet on .ot saxiO0 feet.
asrH STREET The estate ~ Thomas " i'oi-
son sod No ~ Vast ssrh street. four Story
rfs ana Anes a 30 negotiated the sale
aTIE STREET william =. Roone a. co sou
tor william Siuenhana 80 81 West S7th street.
~ s,es = -, s'l9-o eng WIN sloie -, = 80. -
avenue. vhich aburs IN IRE rear
%. 5SD sIREE IT John Forey,e boasht,,
" esi 13t street. fru- story dwelling hous-. on
ot lsHi022 feet Feass q E-lman were tie
esTH sTREEr-TT,s Mutusl LIFE Insurance
COMPANY 500 70 Ranali d MacdoEad the i've
west c1rner % Madison aven1e and can street
10TH STR EFT Theodore O~fnann soId for
Ne r. :. Arnold fhe eve st1rV tenement house,
2a1loo. Ne. Il West lo7,h street. 70 Prank Eaer-
hardt
l@HAM STREET DuH a Brown s0ld f1r A
q Rrten plot. EOXIU0 feet. on the south side 4
leham street, - feet eaEt - Nernilyea avenue.
TIE RRDNN
BROOK ANENL E-g Alvin piEa -. Pr @
Johns 20 = c.ieut ~ iupr1veuent plot aoEas
feet ~ no vest size q Brook avenue rs feet
south - Anna Place
l.AFONTAlNE AVENUE -t'lerrenf ~ smith
500 for client a. Katharine k1untze a pot
soA ~ feet, fhe uesr side - I.afontalne ave
nue.. rs feet south - lTs-h street.
TRINITY AVENUE. Henry Schvleheff sod
f1r client fhe three story 80 family frame
eNei.ing house. No. SIS Trinity avenue. on lot
.7Elo0 feet
~ FsSTC HESTER AVENUE -Ardrrw HaIw
sod Tor Lena Rggo a Plot. 5O1Is3 feet a. ne
northwest corner % Westches,er and 81 LAW-
renee avenues
1a-D STREET . Alvin PA sold pr the
tate - George orr O. q d. ~nf rhe Eve story
double fath0ase 80 80 East 1929 street. IN
lot 25Alo0 fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

aatHIH TT l'e.
- ST ne. % Sol 9, p % Delaney
'res p sfr stable.
k-E> -r ifs ga p r. OF Ds,anosy
t.-s So rrrmr
'.rF.rer ST. 50 and 1-e n rer DsIan-ey
4" .o ~ ~ lass oaf- lasss. th-se 3 ~
uurreE s~ -5s.ss .-1.n 81. r..sncsv
',s5 cry tennt ard par and o sty
E.nF.-1E ~ "a s. So . ~ - re
-t t-r.e Ia rear.
as1 -.iiass6I ! ~ b.ls and ,ao.nt ''''
1fI-EE y eos q. 2po5 n 70 q Xiv
t = 64ss g. sty teamt
~ 90 50 p " % - ste. IS 2at6 "a
EAti cry tcnut.
s'si-i,..s 81 5-nm, " - -
a-r8... 80 ,.,. {, (, i'' It. i7'sr
~. E rFwr r-- m . ~ 1st - y a
atao-. 81 .snnt. also
-s I75s n q % Riv-
-Elsl :. stg teImt. a.so
r. 80 o. -005 p or xiv
-'-IN0.-. .'y tcUmf. also
ST. lus % o. cor - Brooue 81
iH rrrUt. also
sl ll9. o. 80 u "a " Broome
.H' " .'. '.lnI a.ra
rT rre e s 90 p 70 Rr1oIe
zoo r.u.at alza
81 fIs. rs .sII 70 O. - Br.oHle
rs-. 'e s so ft % % Broorne
'a' .F'" a.. .-llaf. sl-a
d -ssa. io' p O ~. e i'ra'"-
"A "a a r 1s.s On o. .r Broouls
10" a ODD frauf. cleo
q -as..a.., s ao r n - 'AIys'.s
aI us I-I- ff % 20 Grand
.Ioo- 5 ~ ir4mf. also
-T %. DID,. d. rraE ff d. 20 Grand
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Yonkers-FOr Rent.

I0TU'T n ITU-H'It y. Do 'I"TIF ~. TO
Iafer hols-s -forlrs. suitable Cor ..4u
boarding house. rent. $3.50 aud .afrr rfK. care.
fa.rr ga premises .. ROMANO iftrNN a.
u L.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address % purChaserD
MARCH -
MANHATTAN
T~HAM ST. O. - p ~ Ner-- LEA ave.
s01luo. prank r AEcrass to Nash.ngtu HeiEhts
Really 90. March Is. sloo: address, 17lo AM
Ete~fnu re.
pTNE - 81 $3.50 aE irreE. Water - n w. q.
90 ft 90 Pine 81. - 2rfs ~ .rrcg- George
~ Worth no 'arr1e a worth a. liens FEB 10
81 address, g. Eastern parkNay. Brooz'ln-
PARK ROW r39 81 6Kis 6x irfeE. Emmett J
MlpfFs reg. ODD fcs@rt " Kelly. March -. s.
a5l-ess. 49, Wesf 5sih 81
PARK BOW. ia 20 sK24a irreE. Julia 3 Rer-
Continued Column O. Page a.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
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BARGAIN

Df1N0FtlAN
Two - TIRE haudsomesf and best ecu pned
3 story brownstone dwellings in our section
~ Brooklyn. 81 600 each.
IiAEII.AND a. SONS 9s2 Fulton 81 Brooklyn.
HOUSE FOR sALE.
E-8 EASTERN PARKWAY. BROOK LIN.
Tr.Rustuuf. box afaup. hot Nafel Ieaf. -
rooms of which . are parqurt. and fn'o Ia b..
salfheru exposure. Slesoo. Al condition. tan
o.. seen Oh aHHuluLlIlsnf Dtl.. q % "a ltei-ai .
l.le lD eco ~lfllg. Az 4 Aoff Mann
BORoUGn or ma BRONX.
a DETACEn,D HOTsE ron sAf-E Oh hENT.
~ D. ralliiie UtftHrf. al 1871. tao fNi.rfr
f...a raars and yaIF u.ef modern Dllultlls
t.r rrf-r Hruf. .laf.as Ca urrf ana second
.f.s.-- tn $3.50 sides 30 &C. horse
fkstsi 20 aunDh-. mAuiEN ooD FINISH.
+, -.fI-.rfri garden auItr. Iffaiulus AuIi ef-
r..sf-. nl iurll-fl flrI-iIr. Htr .l..utlrs
IafI-ll I-.t,l au4 M~s.-'s. 'H ii~.sA.r. H~-r
rullo O. MIN. 10 leonard -. CTS.
all, ,ar. VAST To rltk iP a EEAI. ERk
.r r- Vr.rr I.lfs mat A4l 60 flr fl.. trlH
81, "a r... ks-fel.si~r Rapid llansi,. 80 b4iid
Ia u.- rnau and 4 ID trl 300 alaHf .f
49,, b.. f.sfaI Address a. r.. 20. l..- b0laq
Haf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LET
BOROUGH or QUEENS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
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TIE Weekly Budget.


TIRE budget Cor the week Will 5e as foi-
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

AplRONpACl<s LAKE PLACID FOR RENT
Most beautifully Situated Camp. conllnan.iirs
IN views. so tset snore fl,l. furuisned rouse,
nine beGrouus. two bathrooms uuncn. laGnca
house steamboat wharf boathouss. oosts. wool
ana ice. rent $500. photographs etc 4 Il
CHAPMAN. Drexs. BuLdins. PaiadelpniA,
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Real ESTATE Foa SALE or TOILET
hong ISLAND.
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BOKoUCH on BROOKLYN
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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-09
NO. IL
Additional Local and Personal.

Neal Hitler spent Saturday and
Sunday in Waymart
Frank Farnham is spending
few days in New York City on busi-
ness.
o. NJ. Spettigue is in New York
City attending the Hardware Mems
convention.
Miss Ruth Kellar, of Wilkes-Bar-
re, was the guest of Miss Hattie Ar
! mold on Saturday and Sunday.
Supt. Koehler left yesterday morn
ing for Harrisburg to attend the
County Superintendents' Convention.
Mrs. Henry Wilson is seriously
i'll. Her sister, Mrs Treble, of Nan
ticoke, has been caring for her since
last Friday
Miss Jessie Williams returned to
her home in Carbondale Saturday
after visiting her friend, Miss Bessie
Tompkins.
Miss Alice Walters has returned
form a Scranton hospital where she
has been for some time having her
limb treated.
Miss Alice Kimble left for her
home in Carbondale yesterday after
noon after spending few days with
Miss Laura Van Horn of East Ex-
tension street.
John Golden, formerly or
this place, paid his many friends here
visit last week. Mr.. Golden has
signed to play the outfeld with
Northampton, Mass, this season and
without doubt will stand we'll up in
the ranks of ielders and batters as
he has always been a hard hitter.
Mr.. T. Y Boyd, Manager of the
Consolidated Telephone Company at
this place, reports an agreement be-
tween the Big Eddy, Western Sulli-
van, Delaware Sullivan, and Lake
Huntington, and the Consolidated
telephone companies to make five
cent toll rate on messages for each
exchange that they pass over.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-09
REVIVAL SERVICES.

At joint meeting of committees
from the Baptist, Presbyterian and
Methodist churches, held at the
Methodist parsonage Monday even
ing, it was decided to begin Union
services on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 23rd. The meetings will begin
in the Baptist church and will be
changed from week to week to other
churches. The services will be con-
Quoted by the pastors The follow
ing committees were appointed:
Executive-The pastors, and Messrs.
Penwarden, Holmes and Mitchell; f.
nance-Messrs. Simons, Ward and
Trask; Music-Messrs Bodie, Dib-
bic and Mitchell.
There can be no question as to the
need of these meetings, and with the
earnest support of the Christian
people of the community their sue
cess will be assured.