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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

PERSONAL.

O~OO~OO@@
/ AN II Man that Is bucking the optical
trust and making the opticians of Newark
cut their prices on gold-iiled eyeglasses and
spectacies. Why2 l am Independent of the
optical trust and out of the high-rent district.
AS l pay cash for all goods that | buy / get
a special discount on my purchases. Until my
lease expires ] will sell gold-niled eyeglasses
and spectacles that you pay &.hn and IS for
on Bros and Market sts.. for 800.
EYES EXAMI& ED FREE.
All oculist prescriptions filed for S1.00.
Wash ngton Optical Parlors. 139 Washington
st, between Warren and New. Office hours.
v to s. Sunday. II 10 4.
Low Prices sor Lenses Ground 10 Order.
FAR AND NEAR BI-FOCAL GLASSES.
Regular price 50 al al optical ztor es 10 The
city with goid-fled spectacle frames or the
celebrated Stevens finger piece mounting in
Guiding my expert examination Of your ewes.
II for 81 10: for one week On Y. commencing
April the LIST. This is the same NOM. ng
) 1 ply 50 for without lenses and Is guar
anteed for ten years. viii sell ut fhis sne-
ci~l ssie both for II ~. mopnting ana lenses
WASHINGTON OPTICAL PARr0RS 50
We shineton ST. Nv sale In other glasses still
continues. Bring this sd. with you.
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Long island.

FOUR waterfront cottages in the hills. north
side Of Long Island. 80 miles out: each cottage
he's I rooms completely furnished each plot
Is 90 by 100 rum ng from = bsau'lfgl shaded
street to a fine harhor leading TO he sound:
price So. 900 md So 500 each 70 a ok buyers.
York. n. Y.
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Caldwell.

CHICKEN farm at North CALDWELL. Broom
house and barn; steam heat. 20 minutes
walk hom trolley cars; SIG! r. l. Hell
LER-
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LoANs-eFRsoNAL.
MORTGAGES, LoANs-REAL ESTATE

MORTGAGE MONEY.
Any section OF New Jersey. improved real
estate or vacant lots. city or suburban prop
erty, in sums OF 500 TO 1850 from one
mort gag es.
LIST Mgts.. s per ct. int......70 Of value
2nd Mtgs.. 81 per CT. int..-S0 per e.. OF value
Bird Mtgs.. 8 per CT. tnt......S0 per Ct or value
Money obtrlned quickly and upon short notice.
n. T & y J MORTGAGE co.
cri.e cog pop proadwav New yc~t CIV
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AGENTS.


AGENTS-Send for our new premium plan
and sample; both are free; easy, quick
sales; good money for good men, c. J. HOFF-
MAN 1884 W. Albert st., Philadelphia, Pa.
I'LL TAKE ONE Agents. send for. sample
and particulars and hear this every few
minutes; big, quick money; virgin territory
OAKLAND SUPPLY co. 81 Chase st.,
Methuen. Mass.
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LoANs-MoRreAGEs.

HAVE clients desiring TO purchase second
mortgages. WILLIAM HARRIS. Atty-at-
Law. Rooms 500 800 Union Eudg. oil Clinton
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SIGNS.

sIGNs-c. L. WILLIAMS. I~NC.-sTGSS.
Wood. Brass, Cloth. Glass. Gliding. LETTERING
1874 Market ST. Phone 1876 Market.
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Madison.
MADISON

COUNTRY ESTATES. FrfRVIsHED
TNFrRN7SHED HOUSES. CONSULT
JOSEPH V. HEATING
OPPOSITE STATION. MADISON. y. J.
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COTTAGES TO LET.

SUMMER COTTAGES TENTS-Abao-
lutely fronting the ocean. Apply to n J.
FRIZZELI. sos e. 116th St, &ew York city.
or on premises, Sundays. Centre 81. ana Bonle-
ward. Roekaway Beach, Seaside Station.
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LosT-A ring of keys. Reward if finder vii
return 70 SAMUEL RICHTER. u BARCLAY
81. or 118 Elm 81.
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v~- f--~ev
ATTASTIc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bungalow
COLONY; lots $50: Merdesn front shore; deoot
and trolley on premises. F. A. MOREHOuSE.
Red Bank. n. ].
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BOARDING.
BUILDINGS To LET.

NEW 3-story semi-hreproof building. 30x1a0,
unobstructed. 81 Bedford ST; suitable for
garage, warehouse. storage manufacturing
or wholesale business; will rent whole or
part. Inquire 25s Springfield av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

YOUNG MAN COO wishes position as sales
man in a trunk and bag department.; "a
years experience. Address 3. R.. Box 80.
Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

WHEN MOVING OR HAULING SAFES.
LUMBER OR IRON.
CALI 1866 MARKET TELEPHONE
r, w. MUM LIVERY CO.,
rs CHESTNUT ST. NEWARK. N. J.
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MOVING.

EXPRESS. INC; John A.
Reinhard. Observation-Disclosures and riggers;
safes, machinery and boilers moved; vabs for
storage. Rear Al Camp st., city;
tells. B7--6721 Market.
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FAcrosIEs. LOFTS. ETC. no LEr
HALLS AND LODGE ROOMS TO Let.


IROQUoIS HALL-centrally located. Iro-
quois building. 282 Washington At; excel
lent for lodge meetings, dances. Whists. etc
afternoons or evenings; rates reasonable. Ap-
ply to F HJFTTENPACH. Irocuois building.
TO L FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOB RENT-Part or entire building, 50 Mar
ket IT.; will alter 10 suit tenant. Apply
IMPROVED REALTY co. New and Mutt
man sits.
CLOTHING.
~%~--~----
PAY high prices tor csss-on clothing; ssnA
postal B, c0HEN 90 Canal ~.
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BOST-Frday night, near Broad and Market
SITS. god Iatehfob monogram &C. L. s.
charm. Return to g. L s.. 1s9 Elizabeth ax.,
and receive reward.
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ar.1 ESTATE ron EXCHANGE.
WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your farm. countr
home or estate. Country Department
LOUIS scHLEsINGER Inc. Essex building
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goods left over one year will be sold
at public auction on Friday, April 5, 1912
at IS South Orange av.. 10 a. m. S. VAN
POZNAK. auctioneer. BY order Of Philip
Krimke. 20 Academy ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

ONE Of the best houses In Roseile. =. J.. on
plot 5ox20O. containing nine rooms. with
every modern Improvement: built by owner
for his own use: has only been occupied six
months; gas. electricity. lot water heat.
parquet floors throughout entire horse. tiled
bath. buffers pantry. cold storage room. laun-
dry IN cellar. price. 50. 600: your own terms II
you can give sat ~sfactory references. ROOM
e04. "a West s3d ST.. New York.
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URsIsHEn Rooms TO LET.

BANK ST. e6-9s-Gentlcmeu. here ara nome
ike, comfortable rooms. al improvements
.ensaaI aaaa4Hnu
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YOUNG MAN 40 wishes position out of
town with some good business house as
clerk. AMBITIOUS, Box Al, Star office.
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REAL EsrArE ror sALr.
on, Of Town.

BUNGALOW, at ocean front, on nearest beach
TO Newark. on corner plot 50x100; contain
ing five large rooms with fireplace and bath;
attic and a separate garage; $1,000. only $500
down JOHN WILSON, builder. Monmouth
road. Keansburg. n. j.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE WHEELS.
PHI> A JONES & CO.,
300 MARKET ST. y. ].
Up the driv way.
CIISCHER OR DEMOUNTABLE
RIMS FURNISHED AND
Telephones 1571-15T2 Market.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1903 FIREMEN's BUILDING.
TELEPHONE 2ssS MARKET.
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YOUNG MAN QS wishes position In stock
or shipping room; can furnish best refer
ences. Address MAURICE ~LEHRHoFF. 233
Court st.
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HELP wANTED-mALE.

AUTO SCHoOL OF n. 1.-THE oldest school
of the State: unlimited full course at the
smallest fee. license guaranteed uimlted course
se1. day and evening lessons. 1893 Halsey ST..
near Kinney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

~LosT-Lady's gold watch and fob. with class
pin containing Initials v. Q. II. s.. sog. be
tween Whittlesey az. and Valley road. West
Orange. on Washington ST. or on Cone st.
between Main st. and L-ackawanna station.
Reward II returned 70 L P. s.. 10 Whltflessy
av.. West Orange.
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cABINETMAKER and varnisher would like
position; speaks German. 80 South Orange
av., care A. PAszEK.
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YOUNG MAN d7-f6j wishes position In Of
fee; is a good penman and accurate at fig
ures; lawyer or architects office preferred.
Address LAWYER, Box %, Star oiflce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

AUTOMOBILE tire bargains: we accent your
old tires In exchange: expert repairing. re-
reading vulcaniz.ng TIRE TRADING CO.
20 William st.
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o I'D desires a position in an office;
architects office preferred. Address SIN
CERE. Box 90, Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

YOUNG man d9) wishes position as driver;
well acquainted with city. Address DRIVER.
Box 6S. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

MAN of 30 years. honest, intelligent. wants
carpenter or other work. Address
WORKER. care this office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01

Business Cards, ST. per 1000
BY mail. s1.10. "ALL .AIsSoURIANS
SHOWN" SCOTT. % Bank st.. near Plane
Phone 46l5-J. Market.
ALL kinds Of sypewriting done at reasonable
prices. letters copied and envelopes ad-
dressed. j. H. BOEPPLE. 1870 Washington
ST., city.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-06-11

dea' OF money but lie Webster
other great men rs haa -
disposition II ho"11 I" h@ i~4
sons Who are lawyers, 'p.o@"t
lSa3. r and William /. I3ortrH. Mo
RESIDE in Gotdsooro. aHd ar Sa*
ING We'll al the prasice "f It*
read ali thg speeches. during 'or #s"s-
pai1n 81 SUI that We're nn.id" -t pre-
seilltfs1 1'Eefhot 'oSh s. the
PIE. ana / 90 not hesitate u So Eitt
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II 1ot3 lie was I cdldldttte lot lhH
cohslllutloIa e'hN mt, IN. Nhtn jN"
vote was counted IN ihe 'o!0shoro
DON, mere was lound Somt
tleS, q mistake IN the spelling q The
name OF his competitor. The poll
holders went TO MS office and told
MN by throwing out these votes they
could eject nm. He SAID: NO. tho
people nave elected my competitor.
and | would not accept a certlfc5tt,
under such circumstances How diff
1erent was ms conduct from the 1T
tie fellows Who accept offices from
the hands OF election thieves and bal
lot box suffers, n who put on airs
and strut around in their stolen
plumage. This conduct WAS worthy
when there was virtue in the CON
ment that thrilled the heart Of Henry
Clay when he uttered these sublime
words that will render his namr i'm
mortal, Il would rather be right than
President | do not envy the mar
| VIII q Il III liz j III liz
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-06-11

If it were not for lice, poultry
raising would be an easy matter. Al
the same time it is not difficult to rid
the henhouses of this pest. Mix any
good d~isinfactant in the WhiteWash
and apply to the interior OF the
chicken house and keep the nest
boxes cleaned persistently and filled
with new straw, and the lice will havb
to go.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-06-11
SALE

Wattersor's Pure Bradford Water
melon Seed, carefully hand selected.
No other variety grown on my farm.
Pure seed is impossible where mora
than one kind are grown together. I
consider the Bradford the best and
sweetest melon grown. When you
once grow them you will always grow
them. II will pay every melon grower
to plant my seed tins year, as they
are early and always ready for early
market use. Price: , or, 25c.. |. H..
4oc., L h.. SIC. l h., S1.10. postpaid.
Remit by registered letter or money
order. Order direct from this adver-
tisenent today. Please mention this
paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

from a two weeks visit lends
at grafton
frankie Boso IS NJ Elpilpa az
his home on Mast Park
Miss EmmaIaeo los, 81 aFstton hos
been visiting her allIlts rs p
Henderson oaiGuftey ses eral
days:
Mrs, Clarence Sseaiey quite SIS <
with symptoms Of Fypltoil ggsr
Mrs. McCloskey went ca Penn snofo
yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Dana Jacobs, Of Ciuiiey 4 tre 81,
is illewlth munps.
Mrs. william Ride tisop
street, has returlied from s'tftp %
Pittsburgh. ~
The little son Of Mr.. and slfsl sur
It's Bolyard Is recovering from, yer
al days Illness,
Miss TeMes Bennett. of Diamond
street, has gone to E1eminston
side With her grand parents
Mrs. Emma stealey returned y z
evening from q several day. y
Wheeling,
Mr.. and Mrs ~ u = Is
ongah, were in this city.yesgtselr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
rained their appetites to let 60 before

trained their appetites to let go before
sturefaction' sets in. Appetites come
in three g!zes--normal, abnormal and
jabyslhal. A normal appetite Is one.
which permits man to sleep allnight
without introducing fifty-seven yarie-
tics OF oratorlcal nightmares into the
bedchamber: An abnormal appetite is
one which GENES in for the pastry
course under double wraps and a
strong pull. An abysnal appetite is
the kind generally used' al pie.eating
contests, although occasionally one
strays into a church supper Or a lodge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
e: ::;''ii' a.. ~ ai g l0alAMa+ct,
HARD TO DROP
But Many Drop 1t.

A young California wife talks about
coffee;
cit was hard to drop Mocha and
Java mud give Postum trial. but my
nerves were so shattered that was
nervous wreck and of course that
means all kinds of ills. (Tea contains
catrelne-the same drug found in cof'
fee and is equally harmfulJ
''At first / thought bicycle. riding
caused IT and | gave up, but my con-
dition remained unch knged Edid not
want to Acknowledge coffee caused
the trouble for wasIyery fond of It,
about that time a friend came to
live With us, and noticed that after
he had been with us week he would
not drink his coffee Any more. ask
have moi had a heaGaChe since ] left
have not had a hefdaches ince ! left
off drinking coffee some months ago,
till last week, when began again,
here at your table. don't see how
anyone can lfk9 coffee, anyway, after
drinking Postgh!'
81 said nothing. but at once ordered
a package oJPostum, That was five
months ago. aud we have drank no
coffee sinceJ except on two occasions
whenhe had company, and the result
each time ksas that my husband could
not sleep, but lay awake and tossed
end talked halt the night. we We're
CONVINCED that coffee caused his SUI;
ferlng, 50 he returned 10 Postum, con
WINGED Chat the coffee was an enemy,
instead ok a friend, and he is troubled
no m9e by insomnia.
q, Myself. haSe gained 5, pounds IN
weigh and my nerves have ceased 2
Qulyek 1t seems SO easy now to quit
the ON coffee that caused. our, aches
and allS and take up Postum Name
given Postum Co, Battle Creek,
Read he little book The Road 70
wellan Z in pkgsl There's g Rea.
Eyer read the above Letter new
zone apbears from tin,esto tlnle. hey
Ire as1ulnei true, a1dfull q human
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
THE
Dali
CHI CHIT
CHAT

There Is a certain reform which !
ishouiE very much like tosee some
fashion magazine take up call for
it as spokesman Of many similarly
minded folks. We would like to see
lat least one fashion magazine Danish
the ranks of dsceitfully beautiful Ia
dies who now adcrn their pages, and
FIN their places with inst ordinary
folks, Then perhaps We might get u
notion how all these gowns would real.
| ly look on us-the common people.
or course, you have noticed no"
beautiful all these ladies' are. They
always have wonderful fghres, fas-
cinating wavy hair, and charming oval.
faces, and such style! Ameal bag
idraped Oh any one Of them would look
attractive. Consequently, Il you are.
not very discrim mating person, and
do not thoroughly understand the sub
j@ct OF clothes, you are in danger OF
Ebemg seriously epsnared by thesY
charming deceivers,. and Of confusiEg
their gowns with themselves
For instance. you see q sweet httle
lady in crisp blue and white mora
ling gown, a pink rose thrust in he.
belt and cue OH each cheek, her hair
! in a soft mop at the napo ofher neck
\ with little rlnglets escaping here and
1 there; she is pictured as sitting in a
l,comfortable verardl chair with a book
l in her lap and a box of candy on the
wicker table beside her. Enchanted
by the tout ensemble OF the picture,
the crispness. the freshness, the sum
.Iimer,morning.ness Of the whole thing
you decide that you must have a blue
and white morning gown like TINT
and buy the pattern. And alas, 1t is
only when your drassmaEcr has the
|.gown cut that you begin to realize
that the lovely lines which the sv2lte
4 lady of the rose displayed belonged
10 her and not TO she GOWN and that
there is altogether too much fullness
in the model for your already redund
ant figure-in short that you have
!; been grossly'deceiyed by a pretty face
and a clever artist.
We were looking at maspiflcentlY
dressed young person on the cover OF
one of the recent fashion magazines
What a lovely gown!" sorls one said,
And then, as we examined 1t more
closely tosee what made the gown SO
pretty, TWO Of us actually chaated to
gether, as they do on The stage. III
isn't the gown. lt'n the dlmp!e in the
lsdys elbow" And 1t was.
Another fashion magazine Is very
fond of pointing out that it is bad
taste for us women to wear all these
rats and pptrs to which We are prone
How much more attractive,@ We are as
sured, it would be for us all to do oui
hair in the simple Styles. The maya
zine then gives pictures Of tho ways
lin which hair can. be simply dressed
/ and still BIO becoming. And,ot course
ali the ladies who display their colt
fures to us are the NossessOrs Of per
Eectly regular features which eouit
stand The most severe styles OF colt
/ iipg. 6ndiare furthermore blessed With
masses Of llxuriautly curling hail
|lwhicR would look well Il wound Vi
and fastened with three half 8 :
We fl6ta aslf lof hOiIiely nd les n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

h,o2d, as L alIowg a nan,g VIC 10 .g0o

hood, as ii allows mans wife to see
him three times a Gay, aud thus Pfc
vents her from forgetting his first
name, some people employ On Ape,
tile which has to be driven with a
wire bit and kicking strap, While 9TH
ers use the kind which has TO be slim
ulated with crab apple Jelly and young
onions Several OF our great men go
around in perfect comfort without any
appetite, whatever, and live happy
and useful life on kinddeeds ana peat
soup One reason why women never
have the govt is because they have
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
palatine Baptist Church

Geo. Il. Spthill, pastor-Wm. A Hus-
tead, supt Of Sunday school; 9:SO Sun,
day school: 1O:45 worship, address by
Dr. Elkanah Hulley, Pres. Of Broadlps
college; $3.50 B. Y. p. u; 1880 worship
address by Dr. Hulley. Dr. HUXLEY will.
give us talk at Sunday school, and
be sure to be present to hear him, He
is one Of the best speakers and most
eloquent in the State us well as an
educator OF note-hear him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
eazaar a Success

The bazaar held yesterday afternoon
ana evening at the Diamond street Nj.
E. church by the Links Glass was a
success. Many pretty handmade
llandkerchiefs, towels, cushions, dust
caps. aprons, dresser scarfs, etc. were
sold as well as homemade candy,
cake pies and other edibles. The af'
fair was largely attended and a neat
sum was realized by the class.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

Jesse r.. Jones, Pastor $3.50 a. m
Sabbath school, ]. A. swiger. supt'
assistant, Walter Layman, @Georg
raphy Of the lesson" by the assistant;
l0:45 a. nj, Worship, subject Of DIS
course. Classification and sanctlttca
tom $3.50 y. MY. P. s. c. r., Leader
Mrs. ]. B. Leyelle; 1880 y. M. Eyanse
llstic service, subject, Pressing For
ward"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
reed Some appetites are more eNptr

feed, Some appetites are more eHpefi'
sive than others and result nclosging
up the system with morbid thoughts
and the yelvety touch of Intermittent
dyspepsia, Loss OF appetite is caused
by toe close attention to business and
not enough to golf If men whose APP
petites have to be massaged with COP
diments and Scotch highballs would
do little more concentrating az the
end of a iointed fishpole, and a little
less on the bills receivable, this would
be a brighter and d better world.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

With my old furnace have tinkered
Through weary months of grief and
groan, and l. am sooted up and icliker'
ed. my reason totters on its throne,
And 80 I'm glad that spring is coming
with balmy winds and skies oil blue
when humming birds will be album.
ming, and katydids their stunts VIII
do. The furnace is wierd Invention
that makes men wish that they were
dead; It's whlms. too numerous TO men
ton, drive patient guys to painting
red. On balmy days ii earns its wages,
and throws out fifty kinds OF heat;
but when how!ing blizzard RACES i
soldiers till you freeze your feat. II
stores up heaps and heaps Of ashes
and when you shake the blamed thing
down, the spoil your whiskers and
mustaches, and cke your silk hat ana
your gown. Around my furnace have
pottered and wished the man who
made It's CRATE was rounded up and
neatly slaughtered, and buried in a
basswood crate. And now spring har'
bingers are harding, the wintry days
are almost gone; and soon, my form
in ayuet garhing, III mosey forth to
NOV The lawn. When I'm above my
mower cronching. am old staw hal
upon my brow, you'll hear me rant
ing/rcund and grouching about the
sp1ne rs ! do now.
/s.p,r... M. Ln IN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
WANTS AEWoMtNll IN
PRESIDENTS " 81.

ST. LOUISA resol Jon indpy lg
the establishment Of CHILDREN htiS7
rear by the Government WY sgos
man at the head, thus placing we;
man in the Presidents cabinet VI
be introduced before the National
Mothers congress ie Linds
saw Wynekoop, OF Chicago IS ger
tain the resolution VIM pc adpptsd
.No one but a woman and 9 moth
.er has a right to be al sitRe feaa 81 9
department ~ $50 Pr
Wynekoop to-day.