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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-09-20
DUBLIC SALE
1 of One of the
FINEST HOMES
Urn Westminster.

The undersigned, as heirs-at-law Of
the late John T.. Smith, deceased, will
offer at public sale on the premises,
situated at Main and Church streets, in
the city Of Westminster, Md, on
Wednesday, October 9, 1912,
4 n III RE /; Or BRICK BRICK t4a4
DWELLING HOUSE, con- ~
tanning liz rooms, and the &@
large lot of land of which Judge John
j.. Smith died seized and possessed.
The lot fronts about 120 feet on Main
street and about 200 on Church. Be
sides the dwelling house, the lot is i'm
proved by large well built stable and
is under good fencing
This il one of the finest properties
ever offered in Westminster.
TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER.
MRS. FRANK w. FOUKE,
CHARLES. T.. SMITH,
ARTHUR T. SMITH,
GUY II. SMITH.
sept Is At
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
Valuable Farm,
Near Manchester, Carroll County, Md

BY virtue Of the special power and
authority contained In mortgage
from Earl @. Brilliant and Annie 3.
Brilliant, his wife, to the Manchester
Bank Of Carroll county, now the
Manchester Bank, a corporation, the
undersigned attorney or agent named
in said mortgage will make public
sale ON
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-09-20

The undersigned, Agent for the
owners will sell at public sale, OH the
premises, On
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18

R. H. Stafford has recently visiteC
DR.. Theo. Saulsbary, at Farnhurst
Del.
Harry A. Porter who has been suffer
ing with sore foot, the result of step
ping on rusty nail is improving.
Mrs. T. r. Jacops continues i'll al
her home since her return from the
Methodist Hospital. Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs. John Paris accompan-
led Mr. and Mrs. Wiloughby NOVEL; in
their touring car to a visit with Green
wood friends last week.
Misses Mary and Laura Thawley en-
tertained Misses Edna and Elsie Lister,
of Greensboro, and Miss Ruth Harvey
and Mr. Hartley Ellwanger on Sunday.
Miss Allie Bell Hopkins is the guest
of her sister Mrs. Otis Staffsrd.
Miss Eva A. Thawley returned home
Sunday to spend a few days before 60
ing to Haddon Heights, n. j., where
she will spend the winter.
A family reunion was held at the home
of W. E. Cheezum and family, in honor
of Mr. Cheezum' s birthday, guests
present We're Mr.. and Mrs W. T.
George and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Young and daughter, of Fed
eralsburg. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilton
Porter and children of town.
r. H. Dill began work last week on
the dwelling Of John Moore near FELTON,
which he is building an addition of
room and front porch
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
OCTOBER.

Boat stops at the Cousr mers Ice Cos Wharf
Chester going OF coming. arriving al Chester
"a hours after leaving Phila.
Telephone No. Keystone Main 37-27 on whar.
in Philadelphia.
Fare to PAatIR dsA phaaA, 81 90
Ro1rSes 'Crfr8 ............ ..... .- SO
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18

Mark Waller, OF Demar is visiting
his grandparents M and Mrs. }
Waller
Mrs Oscar Wix an1 children are Wis
itiug her parents in Iraderica
4 Miss O'evia Cam has returned to Phil
ade phia
Mrs. Hs-ty Cain aud son, Allen. are
visiting Wilmington relatives
/ Miss llene Reynolds has returned "a
town.
Mrs Evelyn Collins is visiting Mrs.
+ Culver
/ Misses Anna Layton and Hattie Kline,
! of Bridgeyile speut Saturday and Sun
/ dav with Miss Mary Wsrd
. Miss Lillian Cain has recently been a
( Wilmington visitor
Mr. and Mrs Frank Galway have re.
| turned home after spending a few davs
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. +.
( Callaway
Quitea number of onr citizens enjoyed
9 eng aud hearing Governor Wilson at
D yer on Thursday.
R4viva sevival services are in progress
at Whites
Mr. and Mrs w : Smith and Miss
Netue Ross tonr d TO Dover last week
A .argr crowd # people went from ere
to Do tr vp~teida, to see ard here Wond
row N Snu. tnr pru C'a1ic candidate
f,r tie preside ,, deliver his address
IT,. flii .tp ng'h ui The order OF Red
Men Wa an, ,nd the sessions Of the Great
Counca 10 Milford un " Neduesdav and
ILur-ia, next
AR, Am, >tren wa op rated upon in
asP..llad- phia hospital last Monday for
an iu'prra. toube, and at T. esent her
coI.dltiuuis satisfactory To- her physicians
a ueerr attempted tn steal an automo
bile and ship it away from Harrington on
the rain last Mo day 1t seems that W
I. RhdaiI nf R4hohath had emnloved
Willis Cannon t. drive the mschine from
the c'tv 70 RahOnoth for mm, and in
c nii Q Gown the auto got ont of adjust
ment Ia some wav when they reached
he,e. End Mr.. Rrdpll cont nued on to
Rehoh. tn on the train, leaving Cannon
to wait until the local ga,age made the
repairs and then hri lt To him The
r pairs ere made all right bur the col
cred man had the auto loaded upon a
freight car a"d consigned it to \ sales
place i'm Phi adelphia. Some one sus-
pciOned that the e WAS crooked work GO
ING on and telephoned for Mr. Rudel
who came in time TO ston the shipment
of the machine, but not in time to catch
the man u no left on an early train be
lore the detective cou get the warrant
to make the arrest Mr. Rudell had the
machine shipped to Rehoboth by train.
Our rnraI letter carriers are preparing
to provide vehicles which will carry the
parcels ami packages which they will
nave to deliver after the first of January,
when the new parcels post law goes into
effect. The little carriages heretofore /
u ed viii not be of sufficient size TO en- |
able them 10 carry the packages, especi /
a iv about the holidays
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
BURRSVILLE

A donation was given Rev. and Mrs.
Melvin E. Wheatley on Saturday even
ing, by the members and friends of
Wesley NJ. +. Church. They had been
asked to remain home for the evening,
thinking a bridal couple would appear
and to their surprise the crowd APP
peared with lots of good things for
their pastor and wife.
Miss Sarah Langrel has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after spend
ing several months with relatives in
Maryland, and her aunt Mrs Beale
Layton, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, Of Glass
borO, N. j.. spent Sunday as the guest
of their son, Mr.. Clark Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wooters, of
Hickman, were guests at the home of
their son, w. G. WOoters on Saturday.
Rev. NJ. E. Wheatley began his re-
viyal meetings at Whites M. E. Church
on Sunday evening and will continue
for some weeks.
Miss Bertha Baker was entertained
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Dill two
days of last week.
w. G. WOoters has finished his pack
ing for this season. He's shipping his
labeled goods very rapidly and is said
to be getting good prices.
John Nichols and son, Clifton, of near
Greensboro, were guests Monday at the
home of the formers daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Cahall.
A play, entitled Lena Rivers,
was given at Mozart Hall, Greensboro,
Md, on Friday evening and our young
folks reported it fine one.
Miceoc M a7sv Rrnndiuor Hlmq .lacODg
Meta Morgan, F. K. Morgan and F.
E. Dill and Mitchell Bush was enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Enos Ceaves. on Wednesday evening.
William Carroll, of Hobbs, Md, has
been through this vicinity repairing
drills for several farmers.
Mrs. Fred. Good and Mrs. Fred.
Otwell were Denton visitors last week.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
The New Metal Made to Rests
the Heat In Rannes

The Cole Manufacturing Co. Chicago, H.
inventors and manufacturers OF Coles DO
Blast Heaters and Ranges. have invented
new heat resisting material which they eaA
Coleized Steel. This material is used in max
ing the Ere back and the short center 70
their Coles Hot Blast Range. the parts winci
burn out hrst In other ranges. O1leized atee
carbon IS combined with the iron and stef
making it q perfectly dense casting, where
the carbon in Cast or Malleable Iron, wnie.
are usually used Is free, making a pHfoa
casting thus allowing the sulphur gases 81
penetrate the material which destroys tne lle
carbon and causes the castings 90 give wy
We claim that Coleized Steel will Qnthea
cast or maleahle iron four TO five times, 81
shown by result Of scientific tests th-os
Sudler Bros. Bridgeville Del. Bennrtt g Scr
Greenwood, Del, and Pierce s. Carmean' hhor'
Del
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Public Sale.

/ viii sell at public sale the following personal
property at my home on the p. +. Hudson farm
miles northwest Of Milford. on
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Wednesday, October 23rd, 1912.
commencing at 10 a. m. sharp as follows:
LIVE STOCK,

commencing az 10 a. m. sharp as follows
LIVE STOCK,
One black mare years old in foal fine animal
good in every shape and form weight 1000 pounds
one pair mules II years old. kind and gentle in all
harness, well matched. weight 1000 pounds one
bay horse years old, line driver gentle for ladies
one bay colt years old in spring. well built, now
ready for harness one bay mare colt years Old in
spring. this is fine mare colt head of cows 3
hefers and bull. two cows now fresh three fresh
i'm December two brood sows. come in first of De
cember; one Poland China boar. fine boar for
breeding.
FARMING IMPL LEMENTS
/ Yorl; carriage ! two-horse farm wagon, Oliver
gang pillow. / Deering binder Avory check-row
corn planter eleven hose grain drill sixty tooth
drag harrow. / % South Bend ploW ] single cul-
tivatOr l roller. ! tomato Rack hay rack, l farm
dinner bell, set of leather wagon harness. 2 sets
plow harness. block and fall. lot Of brides and
collars. double trees and single trees, / Hallock
weeder lot of hoes forks shovels chains and
lot of things too NUMEROUS TO mention.
Lot of grain sacks. lot of top fodder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
] oak bookcase, feet wide feet high ] writing
desk. bedstead. water stand lot Of mating, chairs
swing churn, cream separator. snow
ball washing machine and q lot Of other things
used in and around a farm home
Tcrms-Cash
Auctioneer. II. C. Holding
Clerk. f. r. KNOTS
LEWIS $. KNOTS.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Public Sale !!
will sell at public auction on my premises, about
% miles from Harrington on
tuesday. October 29. 1912.
to Jan. lst' l8.

beginning al one o'clocl, p. NJ. the following:
Corn fodder. hay two wagons, one single, one
double. dayton, one acme. Have two new
cutivators, a full size drag and different kinds Of
harness, as well as other farming Implements |
have also two good horses, two nice cows. four
hogs: besides ! am going to sell all of my house
hold and kitchen furniture One fine cook stove.
and too many other things to mention. Now boys
if you are going TO be married soon. YOU had bet
ter come to this sale and furnish your house
Terms of sale cash. JOHN BELLlAN.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
FARMINGTON

The Ladies' ofthe Presbyterian Church,
of Farmlueton, viii hold supper, con
sl-ueg OF oysters, coickeu stid and ice
cream, on FRIDAY and Saturday evening,
October 18th and l9;h 80 and take
your friends
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Standard Bell Equipment

All the Bell Instruments all the Bell lines and all the Bell
equipment tested sandardzed-tAe here in
Philadelphia Francisco and Everywhere This the
transmission and keeps the service always the highest
standard.
The Bell standard telephone equipment the best known to-
day used the world by people who demand quality
Of the $5SOOOOOO that will be spent by the Bell System for
new construction equipment during the present year,
engagements and improvements of the Bell
plant in our own cies-a within radius of eighty
miles of Philadelphia
We point with pride fine telephone plant in this
vicinity and surrounding sections of the countryeach
locality standardized equipment sufficient to handle
gency and to take prospective growth within the next few
years. and additions and improvements constantly being made
to maintain high Bell standard That aiming still higher
evidenced by unusual further investment made during 1912
Here is evidence that Bell Systems policy is of
tinuous Improvement and expansion.
Does follow that the Bell must give standard serveeE
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
SYCAMORE.

Tie recent rains have done much for
wheat and clover in this vicinity,
Harold short il spending some time in
the citv.
Nr and Mrs Clarence James Lave a
child sick with rypuold fever.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Let Me AuctiOneer Your Sale /!

Having been duly licensed as an auctioneer. /
prepared to sell at public auction either your
personal property or real estate. Large small
sales will be given the same attention.
WILLIAM RAMSEY, Milford, Del
to Jan LIST l3.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18

The Diamond State Telephone Co.
E. D PRICE, Local Manager, Dover, Del
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Mili0IdaId PliIaElaiglt Line

Does Not Garry Passengers
Str. GreensbOrOugh.
q f\IE.zz II
- ss..ss-es-azs SN..s7a-r, NJ
-ssrfi=asazzs=ss7l q. ia
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Public Sale.

Having decided 90 discontinue farming I will sell
al my home Two miles west of Greenwood, on the
road leading from Greenwood to Adamsville on
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
Thursday. October 5tsf. 1912,

sale commencing promptly at ! o'clock p. M. but
If that day should be stormy sale the next clear
day the following personal droperty;
LIVE STOCK.
Bay Mare will work anywhere good ladies horse :
Gray Mare, coming years old. fine driver and will
work in all harness Bay Colt, coming years old
and shows prospects of becoming fine worker
and driver; Cow and Heifer both of which are
good animals. the heifer being especially fine.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Mower nearly new. Grain Drill in good condition
Horse Rake good as new. Land Roller. , Cultva-
tors. ? Iron Har0Ws, . One-Horse Plows, No. 10
Oliver Plow. No. % Bssel Plow Drag Harrow
and Sod Cutter. Corn Shelter Hand Corn Planter.
Two Horse Wagon. Grindstone Dearborn set of
Wagon Harness. set of Dearborn Harness. lot of
Plow Harness. Dearborn Pole. Log Chains, Cross
cut Saw. Scythng Cradle. lot of Shovels. Forks.
Rakes, Hoes. and lot of other articles too numer-
Gus to mention. One-half interest in Grain Fan.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Auctioner. Horace Suder.
WILLIAM II. EDGELL.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-18
OCTOBER
Stopping az way landings enToute down riveT.
RETURNtNG
Steamer will leave Philadelphia, Pier s, South
TI1lTN-N1 U9 T-IIINN1
LEAVE PHI ADEL PHI

T-leohon- No Bell Len bsrd 2i-O6 on wharf in
Philadelphia
GEO : FIERCE, Manager,
Milford. Del.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Eoties 20 sEaaufIctur,r.

80 - BIDS vltf ar rec-Iv.-I - tr@
800 .i iie st-t- hoari 20 cont-oi 20
9 ocs noon. the eleventh "a, q Noysui-
-. - fur the latlr % pu- hundred
,- o-S - -. iae P~riot % I've 80 years
..l- Suca couNictS % D. emf lov~i IN
W. nlan-f. .t-re % any a-tic.ss not "a
health. except pants. oNer..ls u.r.s-, /.
rafihE apparrl ana meas shirts Wrltt
-, noN being manufacture ir zoe
r. aftle4es ~ eNpeCfs o. mznufactl-r.
ara only those specified IN tie Ar-ent..i
De Vii D. included IN ta- contrast The
within the Yrl son walls ~ .t.N..sfL tr-
t.niA fcritsnt.afy a.; Molnsstif- Meet
Nlrsinia. Nnd = d~s-rioei 90 follows
Sh0p y" oc, ~ les tlr first and s~soud
nth a shed OF one STORY sxf~rfsns M,
ill iengtA % the huil1inE TIE bu.ld-
ibE - 'nr hundred and Forty tlsor feet
Ions oy forty 600 feet Niir TIRE sret
70 IN" tundf~4 ana IuEiB I4uI feet
.9Hs ahI -ikt-vn flt1 feet vide The
f-ff hiEu AM contains % r.f..r .'44.
WINDOWS aud tHHr IsH NUurs The ~.---
oiN story o. fourteen t'tI fee rirh and
CohiAin ~ enfN nine f-sr window f. and
Two 80 doors Tho shed contains TWEEN.
- 80 Window ans three - doors
t.A.h story of me h-i!i'nE contains f.f-
shed contains tW-uff- four Iu-Ir.t an
toity t-+sul square t--t. masking a total
tsaNAAfa OF "a AafH trFf Nf flntr 4E.tIss
thirteen thousand siA hundred and fDrtN
l4sttrl This Is we'll built hr.,A
buildiEE. well lighted AMI well Vcrti-
laied, eau pp-i throughout with Grin
nell Automatic SPRINKLER system aue
sufficient toilets and wash rooms
thafses Will BE- made a. follows I'nr
Automatic SPRINKLER system Thirty
'asV"ul Dollars per month Electric
current 10 desired Dos Contractor t'nr
loNc fffFe go cents psf kiIuWatt For
..SAi, SlN co. cents lrI A.Iowatt Heat
,9r uIl.d4uSs w4l Hr furnished Tree
W after for toilets amt Iavatories ffe-
hiu- Shal! % hy daily wage OF nine
houI- Al bids should t- sealed ant
plainly marked ''Isid~ 'of convict Labor"
anu tnls should De- enclosed Ia "A second
envelope addressed state Board ~
control Charleston West virginia
EaCh bid shall u- accompanied D., a
tSl'ouV0l Dollars. as 81 guarantee that
proper contract and bond iu "a l.nalf,
aH' with security % Dee approved o., m.
state Board OF t'outro. Viii s, ..Na..4fs.i
hir letting viii De held u.l-r.rnut ta go.
800 4Sluus OF chapter Iur Hundred
SiNt1 -thre" ti6JI ui the 'u,ic OF West
irs mia. Edition OF l+uC IN. state
Board 81 control reserves t1. right 10
reject any AMI all bids ~ Prospective
bidder desires 10 examine fhr plant ND
p.f 60 NJ l.. Brown. Warden Mounds
we. West Virginia. AMI fur further ia
ioi nation apply tu the lndersigneI
Board
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Charleston. West virginia.
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NvIlCE Is HEREBY GIVES. That
~" state Board OF control OF th,. Sttt.
20 West virginia viii receive. bids CALL,
AT IT. ofrice az Charleston West Nfr-
sinia. for furnishing supplies for tl.
- tral stat" Institutions. tie financial
uauaE cement Of which .- rr-f,I lr -4fIi
hourd contracts VIII Boz. awarded 90 fh,.
lowest bidders. quality tuu. i-r.i aut
ONE Things being equal. West Virginia
dealers Viii bs given tr.f,r,r..
lists Of supplies needed VIII De. fur
E.~FrI bidders On receipt uf r.,lueSfz
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD Oh CONTROL
aE-f-tf g.arI-4tofi Nest N-frat..ta
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ft"r must travel" '
10 s. any
TO dislikuE '' '-''
uconsIs
az an
hr proportion that beauufI cheap imitation
-I D. % ,.t,,.
-'' ''''
nave kno"u with
they but thew ddu
81 like
% fHn
-'nleh When and 20
90 'o''I'
POSING eI
mimi
applfltd
OIL bad
f f. su,f sfnnI. D..
ID Ir oul pose ''''
r /,
'- 'n1 don't know
al .r
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'"Isht ana Jump mp and down when ANYTHING
pIeases her To watch her promoting about in her
iihlhE suit and shrI"kiug with bsbvish terror
"hcn she is urged 20 enter the water 10 sc. her out
""en she is leased. you would surely say that she
was nor more t1an sixteen the very most
NJ which shc would certainly o. VASTLY
pleased for that is just exactly what she wants
you 10 sIy.
40" DO There is anything ] love 10 81 a man or
woman who b. ~till Young DESPITE the us-sirr ,f ,t
years. who can stu enjoy the sports and games OF
'hduood VINO can still feel the enthusiasm % youth
l'ht AFTER 'hildhood and youth have fed % short
'"" mon ana women who always keep the child heart
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. - . :; . - > y. =. - :. !.
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
6y Ruth Cameron


w aH her the baby doll because
10 axe nearer
he fact
% SNORT mar almost orier
'5 pp'al'o last with
Of harmo bor
TO clasr
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DIED.

NICHoI,s~- --''''---'>~--|->
1919 pf 70 lu u.Hlur. 90 r., af tI.
family residence NaurI puut. u.4r T.Ir.
Grove. JAMES o. <ItIItI.~. 100 HI.
t1fh year
Funeral service on W.fr.4.isv after
noon Hf 81 nrfsr. Friends of
family respect fsIlt Invited fu attend.
lHtefW"nt 30 Greenwood tewefer,
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Henry W. GundIing. Alt.

fopp. Victoria Thsatrs1.
No. l22o marfot Street
Fatl - nsu. 40 n
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MISCELLANEOUS

NAHTEO-lo secure copy OF tLs
Journal Of the session OF the Wheel
INK conN cutiou. which Convened febr4-
airy u. 1858. TINS journal WaS printed
ara bound by Campbell AMI Dertuott
nD - wanted Tor the state Archives ~
". Va. al} OWuei OF "a COPY OF tho
Journal viii perform a public service
u} comm nicatiuE with "a. Iut.ll.-
gencer. o. with Hon Virgil Lewis
Htst- Arcnivc.st. Charleston IS. Va
sf-fll...a
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been Ordered f.. f.. .. r-..
agents o. y.r.ra ami 5 a.
t..fI1u or ru.rt. o.. ID ~, f..-.
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boys ami .v,n men am women m,
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anal I.f.r "a r.rf .f . ..... .tI.. ,.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

. or SALE on Trade r.-f reeen
fH' HrI 1880 I"fa .t.fh vel e.
uff. rHI... I.r.. ono other .rrr-.. o..
N .I a.| cheap. .r frIIU Fn.
.I .I'- Address CHARLES 30 Ai..rr
tauf.... sa Ie-Zl.tf
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mig improvement a. Hie..sya

e'i''rif @ei r-r.r, 20 r5- T o., .a ' ,s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BertSCtiN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTCElAL EmBAIMER.
ii22 and 1924 Main Street.
calls AnsVere Ds. or Eght-
Store Phones G35
VIC L. Dsrtschy. Bell Phone f.s2R
G.. J. Berfschy. Sat Phone l22s.y
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FOR SALE

A seven room frame house. uIfh A.
tic and reception h1r laundry with
stationary tubs cement f1ora In cellar
and laundry stone foundation. slate
roof. stable ln rrar. lot fO0Nl7s feet
Cheap fo quirs buyer can
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NFTWRITIRS FOR SALT
ROOMs MlTH HOAPD

7-7-7-77-7777l7-7-7---
rHr sUVTnu Yrr..r-r ....... vft
board gts faIn 81 tfte.J usM
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MEN WANTED
APPLY
Wig. Mold 6 Foundry Co.
HELP.

WANTED-'oIorcd lady tp h~.p car. f,r
oifiD' ana dining room. Apply Wne---
Ing can Go. 4NtA 50 80
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WANTED. p"rIrnret chocolate dip
t"r and experienced EIrlS for .uuf.,.-
tiuu'fy store cummings Ints Main
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
THREE SCHEMES PROPOSED.
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change the name of that organiza-
ton, to make ii more general, and
this objection may be met, either
by change in title, or else an
agreement to carry the local brand
on the fruit shipments from each
loading station, which local growers
demand because Of its advertising
value.
II the consolidation is effected as
planned. an intricate system for ex-
changing stock of the various old
associations, for that in the new
corporation mus be perfected. This
is made difficult because of the fact
that the western slope growers hold
stock on an acreage basis, while the
other two associations have stock
of a par value OF S5 per share The
Western stock is held at SIS per acre
share. ---,
If the new corporation can be or
ganized of all the stockholders in
the old association, it will have cap
ital in tangible assets of between
100000 and 100000, and will
have a membership of about $500
growers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
Bumped Up Against the Real Thing

II think | have bumped up against
the real thing in Chamberlain's Tab
let's" writes ID. r. Thomas of Tidi-
Que, Pa. They do the work and
cause no unpleasant reaction" In
cases of constipation when pills and
saline cathartics are used, their use
is often followed by constipation as
they take SO much water out of the
system. On the other hand the eff
feet of Chamberlain Tablets is so
agreeable and so natural that you do
not realize that 1t has been produced
by a medicine, and no reaction fol
lows their use. For sale by all drug
gists.