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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-18

Relatives and friends, also Holy Name
Society of the Blessed Sacrament Church.
No. A, are kindly invited to attend the
funeral, from his late residence, 42
Clinton avenue, on Sunday, November 10.
at 9 a. M Interment at Bridgeport,
Conn.
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CUDDY-On November II, 1911, James A.,
beloved husband of Julia Cuddy (nee
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pREssNrAKTNu.
rNcANprsonNr GAS suppnrrs.

BARGAIN IN GAS M~ANTLEs-5,0o Wells
bach upright and inverted NANTES on sale
until sold at &c or 81 per dozen; regular 200
value; don't miss thfs chance. Light
Store. "a Clinton St, Oldest in Newark; phone
2sO0-J, Market. Supplies for all lights.
PEERLESS A APPLIANCE CO.. 2sa Spring
field ays-Portables. dones, burners, man
ties, glassware. fttings, etc; Wholesale and
retail.
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LOST N FoyND.


BRINDLE bulldog, answers 20 name ef Pea
nut; black leather collar. large brasB knobs;
on Thursday afternoon. November 16. Return
to lis Clinton av.
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Z1SER-Entered into rest, on Friday,
November II, 1911, Regina, beloved
wife Of Gabriall Ziser (nee Krug3,
aged IS years 6 months 9 days, las
South Twenty-second street, Irving
ton.
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l.. r. OLEEY. gold and silver platter. 30 Co
lumhia st. repiating and rehnishlng Of Jew
elry: silverware and novelties done in a salts
factory manner at n reasonable rate; mesh
bags repaired and replated.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES ron SALE

THE GREAT EASTERN SALE AND EA-
HANGE STABLE,
8. ii, ID Lombardy St, near Broad ST., Newark.
We will have a load OF the finest blocky
built ranch horses ever loaded on a car; ages
3 to 6 years; all around and halter broke, these
horses will suit the brewer, contractor. ex-
FRESHMAN OF any general work. these horses
are shipped from Billings, Month and are
worth 100 per cent. more than the native horse.
TOT they have endurance and can stand all
Kinds OF weather, as thew are used to rough
storms without shelter; the government -ses
them on that account; why not the Eastern
people use them as well and ave 90 per cent.
on the purchasing price; give us a call and be
convinced. Tel. 4428-W.
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wENDEI-On November II, 1911.
Jacob. beloved husband of Elizabeth
Wendell (nee Neidermeyer), 80 Scar
ing avenue, East Newark.
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SERRE-On November IS. 1911, Louis
Serre, in his Goth year. 4s South Elev-
enth street.
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ALL kinds Photographs, records and disk
records, bargains, on small weekly pay
ments; bicycle supplies. PAPIR, % Ferry 81.
ard l2t South Orange av.
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JUNK DEALERS

JUNK DEALERS.
CASH buyers Of Junk OF every description.
~ JERSEY JUNK SHOP, sm New JERSEY
Railroad av. II. c. MCGOWAN, Manager.
pNAt.ER IN GRADED Noetsn seRqs highest ESQ
prices paid. DAVID HEAIafUnI IS YES
BureH ~ 1S0uMzE.
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wATERs-on November II. 1911, Jo-
seph Waters.
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HIDE supernuous flesh; Crosby's laoe-froni
corsets, Sc; guaranteed equal to any SIS, Gus
tom-snade corsets. MATTHEWS. expert cor
settler. 16 Arcade. Tel. 1881. Market.
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MOURNING GOODS.
MOURNING goods dyed in "A hours; guaran.
teed good black; also dye feathers. Tel
SAW. Branch Brook.
KATE pYEING CO.. SIS ORANGE ST.
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STORAGE.

JOB DE CAMP. "a William st.-StoraEe, safes
and pianos stored 81 per month, piano rooms
steam heated during winter: furniture stored
81 per month up; locked rooms.
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Hair Dressing and Manisrrine.

GRAY N FADED HAIR.
We will restore your hair to its origina
color and lustre, stop IL from falling out ant
make It. grow guarantee TO cure dandruff
don't delay, for we positively obtain results.
Electric face and scalp treatment, manicur-
ing, human hair goods combings made up ii
switches, etc sterilizers used.
HAIR DRESSING BEAUTY
$50 Broad st.. near Central av.I open eYenings
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WANTED for the q. S. army. able-bodied. uu-
married men, between ages Of is and So; citi-
zens of United States. of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write the English language. For Information
apply to RECRUITING OFFICE. 2e Market
IT., Newark. ~. J.
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II. j. BTNGERMAN, rs Belmont av.-Baby
and doll earriages; repairing; lowest prices.
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HAIR DRESSING. manicuri facial mas
sage, scalp treatment, shampoolng. children's
hair-cutting; reasonable. WILSON & LONG.
SIS Halsey st.
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FELT AND BEAVER HATS CLEANED
DYED, PRESSED n THE LATEST SHAPE
GODFREY. % STATE ST. NEAR D.. L. 4 W
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MRS. r. w. OLIVER. COLORED LADIES'
HAIRDREssING PARLoR, IL Crawford ct.
Switches, pufs. etc, made from combings ct
reasonable prices. satisfaction guaranteed. l
will call at your home for hairdressing. facial
massaglng or shampooing.
THE UP-TO-DATE HAIRDRESSING AR
LOR, o. Apter, Prop.-Importer of human
hair goods Of all kinds; mgssaging, shampooing
and manicuring: also hairdressing, plain and
fancy; comhings made up reasonable.
66a Springfield av. Newark, N. ].
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SCHWINN-On November IS, 1911, after o
lingering Illness. Louise r., wife OF
John S. Schwinn and daughter of LII
zette and the late John Edward Rowe,
in her 34th year.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home. 500 Summer avenue, on Mon
day evening, November 20. at 8 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited.
Interment on Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery, at the famiiy's convenience.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-18

MISS cRAvEN's SCHOOL FOL GIRLS.
s7s Broad street.

primary. intermediate. academic and college
preparatory departments New Kindergarten
and art departments opened ais year.
A limited number of boys received in the
lower departments.
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MRS. l.. WILSON ostrich feathers cleaned
and dyed without shtinkage; willow made
from old feathers; feathers curied on hat in a
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wANTEp-Inslde hnishern on nre-escapeH.
iron shutters, etc. Apply LINCOLN
ARCHITECTURAL IRON CO., Rockaway,
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RITCHINGS-On November 16. s11,
James, beloved husband OF Sarah Ann
Ritchings, in his s0th year at his resi-
dence. 72 Sunset aven.e lVailsburg lec-
toni
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Ca-oantarE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES promptly attended to.
II. McCEMLESsB: write 102 st.
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1911, Right Rev. Charles j.. Kelly,
aged 81 years, rector of Our Lady
of Grace Church.
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MUSICAL.
p~HRENoLoGY.

PROFESSOR LIE ROY Americas greatest lie
reader. has returned from Europe; now 10
Gated in his new pariors. Professor lie Roy'a
advice Will help YOU: tells everything; advice
on all affairs OF life; wonderful psychic powers:
call today; special low fee; hours 10 to 0; par
Tors entire upper floor Coleman building. 81
Orange St. 46e Broad st.
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JAMES r. FRANcISco'S Dancing Glasses,
Grafton Hall, corner Broad and Bridge SITS,
city. Advanced classes Tuesday and Saturday
evenings. Beginners every afternoon and Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings. All
dances taught correctly. Private lessons q
speciality. Society, fancy and stage dancing
taught. Boston, Spanish waltz and all late
dances my specially. Dances arranged fol-
plays, etc. Cotillions, marches arranged and
conducted. All dances guaranteed. A school
having a system OF teaching and correct disei-
pine. Subscription classes taught, Series OF
dances conducted. Special rates to clubs OF
three, six. nine or twelve persons. Would be
pleased TO have you call for interview or any
particular dance. Call or write for circular
Telephone 2S17-R, Market. Hall address, 49,
Broad 81.
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MOVING.



Business Cards, 81 per 1000
BY mail $f.10. ALL MIssoURIAHs
shown" SCOTT, e5 Bank It,, near Plane.
Phone 4s15-J. Market.
PRINTING-old looks for sale; job printing
In all branches. II BOOK ~PRINTERY,
81 Bank st.
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wANTED-YouNG MAN sTENoGRAPHER
AND TYPEWRITER, WHO CAN ALSO DO
LIN AND OFFICE WORK; APPLY,
STATING WAGES. J. H. S., P. o. BOX 1926,
NS"ANA' "
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JAHR-On Friday, November II, 1911, AL
vim Jahr, in his 44th year.
Relatives and friends. also member
of Local No. 56i, Carpenters and Joiners'
v Jiha9n OF America. are resPer.di NJ
vember 10, at 2 p. m. from G. Epple's
Mortuary Parlor, $50 Central Avenue.
Jersey CITY Heights.
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RENZ-Entered into rest, on Friday,
November II. 1911. John Martin. be-
loved husband of Margaretha REM
tnee Hauck). aged "a years Z months
7 days, 353 Camden street.
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BIG SALE-HUMAN LAIR GOODS, Doc on 81.
Switches. Puffs. 2ompadours and Transfer
nations Of all kinds; we make up all kinds OF
combings at small cost: abstraction guaran-
teed. PARIS HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
SIS Broad st. cwark. N. J.
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K1NsELLA-on November 10, 1911. at
her late residence, BAT John street,
East Newark, Margaret Bennett. be-
loved wife of Patrick Kinsella.
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LIGIBEL-Entered into rest, on Friday,
November u. 1911. Sophia, beloved wife
of the late Adolph Ligibel, aged II. 80
Stirling street,
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
ATTENTION
FRED SCHAEFFER,
267 Mulberry St.
RHEUMATISM?

Don't be troubled with rheumatism; get a
bottle OF Ana , De Yeto's Great European
rheumatism Cure: one application viii re-
lieve you Of your pains: a trial Will convince
you of this wonderful European rheumatism
cure. Call or write ANTHONY DE VETO. "A
Prospect pl., Newark.
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KNAPP-Suddenly, on November 16, 1911
Emma Won Ende, beloved wife of VIII
lam H.. Knapp, aged 3s years, $50 Sum
mer avenue.
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SPANISH, by native: Spanish shorthand, book
keeping; weekly payments. BOWDEN's
COLLEGE. IS Centre St. telephone $3.50 Market.
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MAZZEI-On Saturday. November IS, 1911,
concetta, widow of the late Luigi MAJ
zei, and beloved mother of the Mazzei
brothers. at her late residence, No. 81
River street.
Notice of the funeral hereafter.
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NACuUM CLEAN1NG-Carpets. . rugs. etc:
cleaned with or without electricity; SOC nnh
Toe per room: Satisfaction guaranteed: money
refunded. JASON MORGAN T. co, 277 Broad
ct. Phone 2s-W. Branch Brook.
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KOHNEMAN-At Glen Ridge, N. j.. ON
November II. 1911. Barbara, widow of
the late William Kohneman, in her 10th
year, II Clark street.
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LESSONS In English, arithmetic and Latin.
terms reasonable. Address TEACHER. 46S
Washington st.
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USE THE STAR WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP D

wANTED-Inside hnishers on FIRE escape
iron shutters, etc. Apply LINCOLN ARCH
TECTURAL IRON CO., Rockaway, N. y.
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WISH to dispose OF caracul and sable coat: 70
inches long. f22 to sts: also white fox sst. ti6.
LEARY, 1925 East Twelfth st, New York
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HELP wANTFD-MALE & FEMALE.
MALE or female agents for vacuum cleaner;
retails s.. 50; quick seller; big commission.
Address VACUUM. Box 25, Star office.
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practise paper free; We sell and repair eli
makes NEWARK TYPEwkITEK Ex-
CHANGE. AZ Martst 81. Phons Market tt56.
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s25 WEEKLY Job guaranteed men who iearr
automobile business; we furnish auto model
teach you at home in ten weeks: booklet free
ROCHESTER, AUTO SCHOOL. S7s, Rochester
N. Y.
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BE a trained nurse; earn SIS to S35 weekly
catalogue. ROCHESTER, NURSES INSTI-
TuTE, 379, Rochester, N Y.
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500 MONTHLY and expenses to travel and
distribute samples for big manufacturer
steady work. S. SCHEFFER, FOG f, Chicago.
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WANTED-GOOD wIDE-AWAKB MEN FoH
SOLICITORS; i HAVE A GOOD PROPOSE
TON FOR LIVE ONES. ASK FOR MR..
LAMB. STAR OFFICE.
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouiuine rrab-
let's. Druggists refund money II II fails
to cure, u. w. GROVES signatures h
on each box. CSC, = .
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is Enroute from His Home
at Westontt to the Far
North,

The Hon. George q. Cole, after
having been at his hope At Weston
since the early fall, Is on the return
to resume his duties al Baele, Sans
consul at Dawson. Yukon Teffitory.
Canada. The. iearheyswlll Be a long
and cold one. covering three or more
weeks, and attended VIM Some i'm
copveniences and haFdships, largely
owing to ths the Elgors al the vim
ter weather in the conatTy through
which he must pass. ne goes to
Seattle, WASH. by rail. Then for a.
thousand miles he goes " steamer
to Skagway. There he finds an
other hundred miles OF railway,
over which he travels to connect
with-the the last $50 miles of his
Journey, which he must make in
sleds with relays Of horses.
/ Atthe relay stations brief periods
are spent in taking food, warming
and drinking hot tea in preparation
for; comfortable travel to the. next
station. The nights are spent In
small houses with sleeping apart
ments less eommodious than those
in pullman car. -Four horses are
driven, the driver using but one
hand at, a time, and keeping, the
other busy striking his knees or
body to keep UP circulation and
warmth, The passengers are we'll
wrapped, though carefully guarding
against Sufficient warmth. to set up
Precipitation resulting in, chilling
later. Tie driveway is but very
temporary one, dug out in the snow
and ice, subject to slides, additional
snowfall or partial thaWing, and
therefore needing constant attention
and repairs. To that Tar, frozen re-
.gion the affections and sincere good
wishes of many friends follow sena=
tor Cole, and all hope for his safe
return in due time. "A
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PEDDiG5.jRD
Is Selected by Congressman
Elect Brown'$as His Pri
vate Secretary.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Mar. p
Congressman-elect w. G. Brown has
selected as his private secretary
Lindsay B. PeddIcord, who occupied.
a similar position with Congressman
Sturglss. Mr.. Peddicord comes from
large and influential family Of
Democrats. IS hihgeR Democrat
and has served Mr.. sturgiss entirely
in clerical capacity. Mr.. Brown
will get Mr.. Sturgiss's office in the
House Office building and will retain
his secretary. Through the courtesy
of Mr.. sturgiss. Mr.. Brown will also
have access to all his papers pertain.
ing to pension claims and other sim-
liar matters Of an official nature.
which will greatly facilitate Mr..
Browns work. when he takes charge
OF the Office.
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-FOUR TUNNELS
On the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Are Soon to
Disappear.

Besore very few months the four
tunnels on the west end of the B. &
90. ON the Third division between
Piedmont and Grafton. viii have
disappeared, the contractors work
ing on these jobs have been making
good headway; despite the past and
present severe weather.
Besides removing the tunnel
roofs, which entail q great deal Of
hard work and extraordinary pre-
cautions 80 as not to blockade trae
fiel the work will be very costly, but
in the end, additional track room
and clearance will he secured, SO
as to enable the large new engines,
which are now being erected for
the p; 4. o., 10 pass through. These
tunnels were driven years back,
when freight locomotives were much
smaller, and OF late years, the big
locomotives used in hauling the
heavier equipment, over the Ale
ghenies, made this work impera.
tive 4aflR
Frequently II has happened that
deratlments occurred while trains
were passing through these tunnels,
which not only added to danger Of
further wrecks, but. naturally,
BLOCKED, tracks for hours, because
the tunnels impeded the work Of
clearing the track.
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MUSICAL
Play ofs Fine Quality is to
Be Presented at Fair
mont.

Theatergoers throughout the
country have been looking for tho
second musical playthg Charles Dick
son, Otto Hauerbaeh and Karl
Hoschna, respectively the authors of
the book. lyrics and music Of Three
Twins" the, most SUD mtisical
play eyer seen in A4iei ia Jes, N.
Gates, the producer p That play is
this season presenting d sseond play
by the same authors which Us known
as Bright Eyes This new play
will be seen at the Grand opera
house, Fairmont, for one night only,
Tuesday, March q. ,Three Twins3
was a musical version ofsahe well
known farce 'Ineog" and Bright
Eyes" is a inuslcaliaation Of the even
more popular farce Mistakes Will
Happen" In the matter OF scenery
and costumes Mt. Gaitesls production
of the new play is even more. elahoI
rate than that given the former one
The new play contains much whistle
able music and jitss characters are
eleverly drawn, its dialogue bright
and compelling. Mr.. Gates has en-
gagged capable .eonRanyyfor Rthe
play, headed Sbyi Cecil Lean and
Florence Holbrooks5 two of the sbest
known fun-makeSsoa the American
stage and has supplied a very large
chorus of especially pretty girls who
the company are Vera Binlay, Percy
can both sing and dance, Others in
Lyndal, Herbert salllageg, Frank
Brownlee, Florence Courtney and
Arthur Conrad. ;5s. A A gS
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BALTIMORE { ONO II R.

C0L0NISTs lA'ltlls
TO AanY Points
California, Colorado, AIbcftsi kEizona,
Idaho, British Golnniiiis alcxico,
Montana, New Aitaico SVxomiug.
Ncvnda, Oregon TeSa Ut;li ana
Washington.
Tickets on sale daily teofn March
10Th to5gApril 10Th tait inclusive.
Flr fan Information calI on on ad-
dress IlCEet agents, Ilallhnoge and
Ollto II. III
= A,lot dfgpritcs liiye been cut since.
you read mn ia. Or visited store.
Keep informed.
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United States of America,
Northern District of West Virginia, SIS:
In the United states District Court
in and for said District.
In the matter OF sander Foremsky
Bankrupt No. GAG. In Bankruptcy,
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton
Judge OF the District Court of the
United States for the Northern Dis.
trict If west Virginia:
Sander Toremsky. of Clarksburg. in
the county of Harrison. and State OF
West Virginia, in said District, re-
specially represents that on the 18th
day OF September, last past, he wa.
duly adiudicated bankrupt under
the acts OF Congress relating to bank:
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights of proper,
ty. and has fully complied with all the
requirements of said acts and of or.
ders OF the court touching his bank.
ruptcy.
Wherefore, he prays that he ma,
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per printed in said District, and that
all known creditors and other persons
in interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause, if any
they have, why the-prayer of the said
petition should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court. that the clerk Shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order addressed
to them at their places of residence
as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston G..
Dayton, Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof, at Clarksburg, in said
district, on the 10Th day of February,
\. D., 1911.
Attest:
tScaD c, b. KDFMuvER, Clerk.
L. 5. d. c., y. d. w. Va.
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Spring
of Millinery to Be
Held Friday and Saturday
at ParSons-Souders.

The Parsons7Souders Company
will hold the cpring opening Of its
millinery department from Saturday
morning until Saturday night, and
It promises to be brilliant and Ell
fective event.
The eastern window has for its
decoration pretty background Of
greenery, most fitting for superb
models OF spring hats, which are
artistIcally grouped here and there
on marble pedestal and onaailored
figures. Wicker, baskets; overflow.
ing with spring flowers give a
iyreatf OF spring. everywhere. In
the rear of the store the department
has tor a color scheme green and
old rose with elaborate decorations
forming pleasing surrounding for
a unique coral cave OF imported
flowers in new styles and shades,
making a brilliant scene. This is
known asIthe Flower opening.
Mat shapes arefshown in various
effects, among (which are the MARI
borough, French poke, cHose7atting
tailored turban, midsummer hat
with; rolling brim, tailored turban
with turned edge and the new Ma
poleon. a. noticeable feature is
the new coral eftect introduced in
most Of the models this season.