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NORTH TROY.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Putney are dis
posing of their property here and will
loon remove TO Minneapolis, Minn.-The
sermon at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
was preached Sunday morning by the
Rev. j. ]. Munro. He and his family
are stopping in town for n few weeks
He was pastor OF the church here II
years ago: but now has d church in
Brooklyn, n. Y. For some years he was
chaplain Of the New York Tombs prison
The Rev. Mr.. Puffer OF the Baptist
Church preached In Richford Sunday
Z, r. Seaver has purchased the stock of
merchandise belonging to the late firm
of George II. Burhart & Co. It was sold
at a sherifYs sale, and the Seaver store Is
now In trade again.-Miss Abbie A. Nor
Till, a ste1ographer in New York city,
Is at the home OF her mother, Mrs Annie
Morr1ll, for short time.-Mss Goldie
Mills OF Sutton Que, is a visitor at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. C. r. I.add-It
is now expected that the republican town
caucus will be held at the johnson school
house Friday, August 49, and the ballot
box be kept open from 200 until 500 d.
m.-The grave illness of Mr.. Leach.
mentioned In this paper few days
since terminated in his death Saturday
at the home of his father. Ford J.e,cb
on Railroad street, He had been sick
quite time and had had one surgical
operation. His age was IS years.
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ROCHESTER.

At the reunion of the G.. A. r. of
Orange and Windsor counties here Aug
ust /. speeches were made in the hall
Instead of on the park on account of the
storm. md the campfire was not held
because the expected speaker were un-
ahle TO reach town. Among those who
were present ard spoke We're Col. +. ].
Foster of Waterbury, department COM
mandcr of the @. A. r.: Commander
Poll!tt of the Sons of Veterans Col. Al
bert Clarke of boston and the Rev.
Frazer Metzger Of Randolph.-Mr and
Mrs. Albert Alexander of Hubbardton
spent Sunday with his mother Mrs
Matte Alexander Mrs. Morse Miss
Charlotte Davis. Lawrence Holhrook
Miss Hazel Hastings and Henry Hoi-
brook of Bethel Lympus were at W. +
lung's Slnday.-The horse barn of Mr.
Akoy in South Hollow was struck by
I-ntug August and burned w
II. Hubbard's house was also struck
the telephone burned out and some other
damage done but without any serious
results.
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PROCTOR.

Mrs. W. j. Heating and Mae Corwin
nave returned TO New York city after
spending some time at the home Of
George Corwln Mr.. and Mr. Charles
Mason and son are in c::;p at Lake
Dunmore.-Mr. and Mrs. Earle Whit
taker have returned from a short stay
az his home in Rutland.-Miss Mary
Thomas Is spending two weeks vaca-
hon IN Nova Scotia.-Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
churchill are In camp at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. ID. W. McGarry has gone to Enos-
burE Falls.-Mr and Mrs. ~. Perrin have
gone to their former home In Italy. where
they will spend the summer.--G. H. Boyce
Is spending a week with his family at
llighgate, Lake Champlain.
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MARSHFIELD.

Mrs Ellen Young Palley of Somer-
Vile, Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Frank Bohornon.-EIla Wilson Of Hard
wick is whiting at the homo of Bernis
Cameron.--F Pitkin is in Marblehead.
Mass. to work for tho summcr.-Rupert
a. Phelps has a position at Mt. Livermorc
Estate, IIolderness, y. H.-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard T., Tanner have been visiting
their brother Rernis Phelps. of Passump-
sic.--Friday night August IL, game So
cial will 10 held in the vestry OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church under the
auspices of the sunday school.-The Lad
les Aid society will hold Il lawn social
at the home of Mr.. and AIrs. J. W. Boul~
dry Friday night. August DC. G.
Preston is taking down the mill In the
A!llaee lie bought of George May & Co.
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NOR ETOWN.

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WORCESTER.

Mrs. \. George of Mexico city. Mexico,
and her sister. Miss Mabel Hancock, Of
St. Albums were recent visitors in town.
DR., Smith Of Weston was the guest Of
pr. and Mrs Turner last week.-Mrs..
Alice Pratt is spending the week with
her children IN Montpcler.-Mr. and Mrs.
ilardwick were in town Saturday and
Sunday.--Air. and Mrs. Charles Perry
of painfield were in town Sunday.-T.
f. Dotey spent sunday with his mother
in East Montpclier.--L. w. Porter has
sold his place opposite {. c. Tewksbury
To Mrs. Emily Drinkwater.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. ]. Taylor attended the funeral
Of Henry Wheat at North Calais Sun
day.-Mrs. Carrie Tomplctown, Mrs Eva
Hull and Mrs. Gladys Dotey are spend
ing few days in Montpelier -The Wash
lington County Veterans association hold
their 18th annua! outing at Dewey Park,
Montpelier, Thursday ana Friday of this
week.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Floyd Anderson Is very Ill with pheu-
monia at the home Of his parents
Aaron S,malley and wife spent SUNDAY
with their daughter, Mrs. IVY Hcrocr''
In Niddlesex. Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. laws
were given reception NuS"''
in the vcstry of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mr. and Mrs Davis were former
residents Of this place Earle Davis of
Uardwjck is Mt #. e. Batchelder s.
Frank Parker of Biddeford. Me-. has
been spending a few days with his father
the Rev. y. +. Parker.-O. j. Ayers Is
confined to the house by illness.-Mr ana
Mrs. y. J. Adams and John A. Parker
attended the Pomona grange In Johnson
August Be f. Brown and NJ.
l.. Dillingham were in Hyde Park and
Johnson last week.-Walter Ayers of
Springfield. Mass. is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
j. Ayers
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her cousin, Miss Eleanor Graham. was
flower girl, both being gowned in white
Charles a. Wing of Montpelier support
cd the bridegroom as best man and the
ushers were Henry II. Topper of Bethel
Prof. Il. L. Hamilton of Winchester
Mass. w. S. Smith and q. o. Boyles OF
Montpelier. Mcndclssohn's Wedding
march was played as the party retired
The wedding gifts displayed at the
brides home were of great value and va
rlety, and were Of silver, cut glass. fine
linen and gold coin. There was no for
NAL reception. The young people, Will
make their home In Montpolcr
Charles C.. Wilson. A. g., University of
Vermont, C7. arrived SATURDAY at h,s
mothers home here, having completed a
special course at Christ church, oxford.
under Rhodes scholarship. He won tie
oxford degree Of B. "a. In theology with
right to the degree Of NJ A. In three
years. His studies in theology at oxford
are recognized by the Episcopal Church
here In whose ministry he will be or
dained a deacon about the middle Of
September Early in that month he will
attend retreat at the home Of BshoD
Halle. s. SoDer caught rainbow
trout which weighed two pounds and "A
ounces I'm tho ,vbito r,,.ar co.,,u,a
Nallaco patcboldor n.os l., c,,.t.ti
Mass. sa,,.rd,, nj, co,,r, h,,.t.,a,, 49,,
in Laconia " r.. Monday. spending
SUNDAY I'm Dover Y II tro ,.,, ,o,o,,,
pnuled hy Ntre po+obaiaor go. .
horn Aug 6 IN Mr. ,,d NJ n \,
Cornoll-A dauel,ter ,,-,s horr ,,,,,,.,
to Mr.. and Mrs Douinico ,,os,,.o,,so
The original dr.f, ~ ,ho ,h,,,. IL. ha..
been nosted and co,,at,s co. .,,.,,..
Mrs f. p NcCuilo,yb rot,,r,,d e.,,,,1a,.
from p n,ont,,e ,.iei, T., rric,o,toio NJ.
Edward Iavtoss &C. , d,.tora.. "a.
the prarito cutter, ,,,io,, AGA r,r,,.,. =,
McCulloupb rror, tho o,,,rr,. or,...,.,
union tn tho v.r,,opt t,oda,.,,to, s,.,,,..,,
ton in FINLAND this woek
Mir. and Mrs Ruris vnso, and ao,,..,
ter of somor,.;ue Mace orc ,.,,t,anz
hcre-Alonzo Nahan ~ pe,hol o,d NJ.
Annie Eonnott NJ Eas, po,do,rh ,,.,ra
married last Friday evepipg at We,
Lebanon. \ II ,bev aro visi,i,, a.
Chaurcev X Nohon,s A union sud-,
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The local board of trade held well
attended meeting this Weed ana a
number of important questions were
discussed, among them that of sprink-
ling the streets with oil, commit
too previously appointed reported that
over $500 had been raised by sub
scription for the purpose and the state
highway commissioner has agreed to
match that sum and the town road
commissioner To put II ON. The presl-
dent was authorized 20 appoint com
mittee to look after the interests OF
state fair Visitors. Much good was
accomplished along that line last year
ana even better results are expected
NJ the coming fair The question or
inc establishing of a collar cum ana
novelty factory was discussed ana a
committee appointed to investigate
the proposition OF Mr. c. A, Fernald,
the holder Of the patents
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FAYSTON.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther GUY
cite was burned August with all its
contents while the family was away It
was partially insured-Mrs. Joseph
Strong died August after long and
painful illness.-Jennie A. Snloill has re-
turned from visit with friends in Barre
and tpelier.-,Julete and Laura Whit
comb OF Richmond spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Pierce-Alrs. F. A.
bragg and Mrs. F. H. Perry were guests
of Mrs L. II. Carroll in Warren and
Mrs. Julius Berry in Waitsfield recently
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

a picnic last Thursday al the home ot
Mrs. NJ l.. sawyer. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent. Mr. and MIS-
Burton Burke of New Haven, Conn,
were guests OF their uncle ~ H. Kinney.
last Wednesday Vaughn Wheeler has
returned TO bridgeport Conn attei lew
days vacation With his parontS-Mr' ana
Mrs. Hayden NcCla1y of Boston visited
their daughter. Mrs II. simpson, last
wcek.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. W. Il. Alien
are spending their vacation at the Han
son cottage caspian lakc.-Thore VIII
be no services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday.-One week from
rext Sunday there will be "A meeting in
the Ilcdsdcn grovc under tho direction
OF the Collinsvillc society. The village
society will unite in the services.
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NORTH TROY.

Edward Bickford died Tuesday morn
ing very suddenly of heart failure. Mr..
Bi,lford was 50 years old and had been
resident of this village for 50 years.
lie was a successful business man and
had been active In political life, once
representing the town in the state Log
islaturc. He is survived by a widow ana
three children. The funeral services Will
be held to-day
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FORESTDALE.

MIS- jane Bickford Mrs. Minot Ed
munds and two children. and Miss Mary
nun OF FRANKLIN. n. H.. are visiting at
Mitchell Iarock's.--Mr and Mrs l. W..
morn nave returned from two weeks
Trip TO Boston, Mass, and Halifax, Nova
Scotin.-M Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Leonard and
children of Troy, n. y. are visiting at
D. I. Bernor's.-L. Franklin and Mrs.
carrie Jewel of Brooklyn, y. Y. are
guests at f. ]. Bacon's.--I. w. Horn loft
Wednesday for business trip to Mon
trcal'-The infant son of Clarence Col
ms died August of pneumonia. follow
ing whooping cough. The funeral was
heid Monday, the Rev. d. d. Chaplin Of
floating
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SOUTH ROYALTCN.

DR.. Harlan Carpenter died August at
the home of his brother at South Stra ford
after three days Illness. His funeral
was held Friday at 800 y. m. In the
church at that place. The Masonic service
was used, conducted by DR. Z. ]. Fish
of South Royalton.
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Chapman and children visited her moth
er. Mrs. A. Powers. last Week.-Mrs.
Rollins has returned to her home in
schenectady, n. Y. after few weeks
spent with her sister, Mrs. w. C. Chris
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BROWNINGTON.

Mabel and Leon Marsh went to New
port Center for over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Virgins and C. Virgins
have gone TO Gaorgevlle to live for the
sumner. Bernice Wells is home from
Boston on vsit.-Mllo Woodbury. of
Albany visited his sister, Mrs. Guy Shep-
hrd, recently. William JEFFREY of East
Burke visited at f.. NJ Porter's last week
Wednesday, VIII Heath and daughter
visited +. A. Seavey last Week.-Mrs..
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WINDSOR.

Frank II. Moot and Annie II. Spau!d-
ing. both of Wcathersfeld, were married
Monday by the Rev. A. w Ford, chap
ain Of the state prison
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A merchant who advertises only when
lin the mood" Is attempting to regulate
commerce by his moods-and It can't bf
dops.
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BENSON.

Justice George Deyette of this village
went to Montpelier August g. going
to Rutland and joining II. A. Lawrence
in an automobile ride to Montpelier. He
returned Thursday.-Mr, and Mrs. J.
T.. Harding Of Iildora, Iowa. spent last
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several towns after the Septem Der
election. Full Information as TO prlce
and location will also he given
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Want Ads

want rNa- received r., any time. but
60 inaure proper clnastf'cation must
be presented before n o'clock m, foe
the evening" edition aud before Ti30
o'clock Of ths previous evening for
morning antt sunday sdithons, Want
ads received after such hours will
have their a. vst assertion nndeF the
heading s'Too Lste 10 Clsaaify."
Rates apptr so either The Daily %
sunday nee. AIways coHnt siE WoTa'
90 line.
CASH RATES IvoH WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAS yIFICATION - one
Insertion, 4 Ia cents peT were Ahe
cent per word for each
Insertion. Each Insertion mS 80
odd days, 4 Ia eeRts per "or"'
Usr lire per moBth.
want aas For The nee may ne
az any of the fOnOwinE drua 49,
one f. your 'Scorh'er druEEist -.
IRE all branch oftIces for Ths
and your ad viii he inserted Jus"
promptly and on the same fnt .,.,s.
the main office In The Bee 49,
seventeenth and FRrnsra aue
Albach. W. c., 10Th and FarnaLh'
Beranek. S. A.. 1902 8. lGtb ~
Benson Pharmacy, Benson Ne1' f,,,,,,in,
Bemie HaSk PHARMACY. % atu
Blake Bradish, 216 Sherman ave. Ava
Clifton Iiil Pharmacy, 2213 fulhta5sg
CaughIn, G. r., 9Th and PIERCE e'
Crissey Pharmacy, 24th ana i -
Cooney Pharmacy. 22z3 s. 18TH S1
Cermak, Emil, f264-6 Z. 18TH ~ q.
Ehler. r. H. 2SO2 Leavenworth 81
Foster e. Arnold. 213 n. 25th 81
FTeytag J. j.. 1914 N. f4th 81 -
Fregger Drug Co, 1902 y. 10TH ~
Florence Drug Co, Florence NsI,,
Green's Pharmacy, PARK Ave eno
Greenough, O. A. 1B S. 10Th -,
Greenough. G.. A., 10th ana hlcAol ss..,,.tr
Golden Pharmacy, Hth and lseaNeh WV
Hayden, William, 2920 Farnam ~. A..
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, l6Oi 3 Lsth ~ ~ =.
Hinterlong Drug Co., 5lst Ave anu
nam st.
Hoist, John, ga N. 18th st.
Huff, A. L., 2e24 Leavenworth ~;
Johanson Drug Co.. Gath and SPaluihs
King. II. s., 223S F6rnam ST. 49,
Kountze Place Pharmacy, 3S4 -. s.'"'
Iathrop Charles e. 1924 n. z4tA Se
Mares Fred L., 20l9 Central BNo.
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 n 24th 81
Peyton Pharmacy, 72s S. 18TH ST A.
Saratoga Drug Co, Path and Ames -. az.
schaefers Cut Price Drug Store Ao0h ain
Chicago SITS
schaefer, Aug, 26Sl ~ 10th. ~
Schmidt j. H.. 24tn and Cunning SIS
Walnut Hin Pharmacy. 10Th ana Cuhlihs'
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FURNACES AND REPAIRS

WATER fronts. furnace and stove re-
pairs. New furnaces ana combination hot
water heaters. Thermostats and tank heat
ers. Omaha Stove Repair Works. 1106- LAOS
Douglas ST. Both phoneA
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FLORISTS
FOR CHRISTMAS


$40 up Most acceptable gift, one OF our
rebuilt machines; good as new at half
price and less. we ship every where, oliver,
smith Premier, S25; Remington. Szs; Under
wood $3i; Chicago. $3.50. Personal interest
taken IN each and every order. Order early
and get best choice.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
1907 Farnam st.
THE BEST XMAS PRESENT
Is a scholarship in the MOSHER-LAMP-
MAN COLLEGE. Its great benefits last a
lifetime. send to MoSHEh q LAMPMAN,
17IH AND FARNAM SIS, FOR Gaia
LOGUE, TERMS, ETC.
MY BACK is BROKEN.
1 earned $1,000 for infants home last fall.
Your magazine order and renewals this fail
will earn 5000 for charity. The interest of
this money will provide for an Invalid =
maintenance for life and later pay nurse s
wages or endow a hospital cot forever.
Must have 400 subscriptions to Every body's,
Delneator, $l.9O; Woman's Home Compan-
ion, McClures, $3.50, in December to earn
the first $500; every order or renewal
earns Soc also earns 81 for charity. l post
lively duplicate any printed offer Write
for catalogue and story $500 already earned.
FOR MERCY SAKE GET THEM IN.
Write or phone Douglas 7163.
GORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN,
OMAHA.
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MEDICAL

FREE medical and surgical treatment ~
Creighton Medical college. 18th and Daven.
port Sts-, special attention paid TO confine.
ment. cases; all treatment supervised ~
college professor. Phone douglas ileL
Calls answered day and night
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MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND cHArTkLs


- CHEAP MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS 8
" $40 To SLOO0 s.
~ LOANED ON HOUSEHOLD 5,
" FURNITURE. PIANOS, SALARIES 5;
y THIS is A NEW FIRM. 5,
W organized by the REPUTABLE s.
y BUSINESS MEN Of this city to pro- 5,
y teot honest working people in need :,
y OF temporary help from the exorbl- 81
y tant charges Of the so-called loan 81
y companies We will loan you all the ;,
y money you want and charge you only q
" per cent a year. 4
~ THIS MEANS YOU PAY 5;
~ For 10 mo. payments N.70-S 1920 s.
y For % mo. payments A.23-S 25.Ss 8
" For 90 mo. payments $S.4s-S CO.'S 81
~ For NOO-l2 mo payments SS.5S-Sl02.9 90 3
y And all other sums m proportion 81
IS easy Weekly or Monthly Payments. 5,
81 Reasonable Appraisement Charges 5,
IS A glance at the above rates will 5,
v convince you how much you save by s
81 dealing with u.s. &
$ NO RED TAPE. NO DELAY. s
IS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET {,
81 WITHIN AN HOUR. q
s. INDEPENDENT LOAN Co ;,
81 ROOM 204, Withheld BUILDING. &
IS Doug. 60Ah N. II. Cor. 18th and Harvey. 81
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LOST AND FOUND

10Y DSoA DyCrs. 1878 Harvey
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DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.


sWANBERG-Carl f., sunday. Zee. at
$50 D. m, aged q years month IL dys.
Arbor St Wednesday, at p. M Inter-
ment Laurel Hn cemetery, South Omaha.
He was a member OF the Omaha Mnslclans
OF America.
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Boys.

WANTBD-Several reliable boys. west.
ern Union Telegraph Co., 2l2 8. 18th ST
WANTED-strons srrand boy. 44 S
18th St
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FURNISHED or unfurnished housekeep-
ing rooms good location. S23 s. Goth St.
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OFFERED EOS REM
Furnished Rooms-Contiuued.

FURNISHED. steam heated room; private
amlly, for gentleman; walking distance.
e3 81 2Sth ST.
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NICE suite of furnished rooms for house
keeping, modern, nicely heated, p4gats
entrance. 1915 Capitol Ave-
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FREE RENT until after Christmas for
S-room brick flat; first class; electric light
and gas; kitchen range; shades; best fur-
mace lguaranteod); two blocks from high
school. 18th and capitol Ave. Can Tyler
1916 for information.
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DENTISTS

eALE1. q MACH. I'd floor. Paxton D iOaA
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FOR RENT-Two rooms for housekeep-
ing; laundry, gas, heat and range 2673 st.
Mary's Ave
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FOR RENT-Couple nicely furnished
rooms, for light housekeeping. 2i21 Dodge
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE
Clerical qua office.

INTELLIGENT girl or woman snare
time. each locality. address envelopes mail
circulars pay 15c hour. material stamps
free Rex Mailing Agency, LON
ion ont
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Apartments and FIats.

CHEAP WINTER RENT-5-room fat
BitS n. 22d ST.. close I'm, very choice. $3.50
7-room cottage, 30t7 Jackson St, edge %
west Farnam district. only $40 Telephone
owner Red 6caA
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EDUCATIONAL

~ now open In both the Gay ana night ses-
sions. Yet II is not too late 10 enter. Be
sin now and receive that mental discipline
that will double your earning capacity
Business. Bookkeeping, Stenography. Teleg-
Taphy, Civn Service and Salesmanship
Boyles, President. BOyles Building. Omaha
Neb.
Official Training school Union Pacific r.
X. Telegraph Department
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CENTRAL, steam heat. a-roOm flat 10
N. Esd
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FOR RENT-Suite OF rooms for house
keeping modern, walking distance. 1902 s.
goth ST.
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FOR RENT-Nice housekeeping rooms,
good location. 61S N. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-14

STRICTLY modern room to gentle
man; private family. 2io9 Harvey st.
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WANTED-Experienc salesman TO sell
factory line Of Mems Welt and Mckay
shoes in Iowa. State in first letter amount
of sales and houses represented. No appli-
cation will be considered except those from
statesmen who are now engaged in selling
Nashville. Tenn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-14

FOR RENT-Three rooms, range, modern.
1920 Dodge St.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms for light house
keeping Ola N. 18th St.
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NICELY furnished apartments, walking
distance southeast front. 6O4 so. 2sth ST.
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| FOR RENT-Two fine rooms for house
keeping, no children as s. oath Ave-
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| FOR RENT-Two modern, neatly fur.
nished rooms, gas for cooking and light,
phone and bath. 2714 Howard St.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Bond,
Full Quart ......s.. ...............s.......u %
Old Overholt-Bottled In Bond,
Full Quart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8. 90
Old Ripy-Bottled in Bond,
luil quart ..s....................... 81 90
Golden Raven-Bottled in Bond.
Full Quart .....s.................,.... 81 90
saltwater Bottled In Bond.
Old Oscar Pepper-Bottled In Bond.
Nul quart .ss.........s.s.sss......s ..... 81 90
Old Lewis Hunter-Bottied In Bond,
Old IaylOr-BOttled In Bond.
full quart ....s.'..s........ .-......-.....fl O0
OLD Crow-Bottled In Bond.
Full Quarts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 25
Schenley Rye-Bottled IN Bond.
Jos. E Papper-Bottled In Band.
our Resi- 10 Ycar,ii v,;si,, i;1sss
Penn. Pure Rye. Fun Quart. 81 IS
With each purchase we will give ALSO
lutely Free one bottle OF The Best Cali
fornia Wine.
G. SCHLANK,
Doug. 6ii- 1907 Douglas ST. Ind. A-isn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
TWO MILLION RED CROSS
SEALS COME HERE

Seattle will be supplied with
100000 seals By the National As.
sociatiOn for the Study aud Proven
ton Of tuberculosis from It's head
quarters IN New York. These seals
will be on the market Tor cent
apiece. the proceeds going to the
local Antl tuberculosis league.
These stickcra may BE- used for
seals on letters. packages and
Christmas messages They are not
10 be used for postage. however.
aud care should be taken 90 observe
the postoffice regulation 90 place
the seals on the hacks OF letters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
Take Children Away

ro much malt tonlc" caused
n. Cora aales % lose her three
Asarn yesterday by au order 81
i,s.s Fraier Of the iagenlle corut
~ Hales denied that she ever be-
So aFrnk on account 81 the ex-
sxvs use OF the "tonic. but nd.
srsa that she occasionally was
tw
n children. two girls and a
Ag Ard IL. 10 and g, were sent 20
h Q1sen Anne orphauaEc.