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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
CASSEROLE COOKERY.

THE virtues OF the casserole are
many. but do not seem to be gen.
orally appreciated by American cooks.
1t takes less heat to cook food IN q
casserole than in the usual ways
There is no danger OF burning. and
natural fiavors are retained. as in pa
per bag cookery. In fact. some cooks
say that the casserole is just as good
as the paper bag without its disadvan-
tages. One cannot. of course. throw
away the casserole after using 1t. but
IT is much easier to clean than ordi-
nary cooking utensils. The casserole
can be used either on the stove or in
the oven and is the finest thing in the
world for making tough meat edible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
NEWEST IN FACE vEILs.

RoSEBUDS. violets and clovers run
riotously, but in self color. over the
new wells IN black. midnight blue and
dark brown octagon net OF the flmiest
sort These veilings are vastly becom-
ing and in excellent taste because ths
design, while distinct, il not heavy.
Patterns of the lovely shadowy order
also are in high favor. These appear
upon the octagon meshes and are pref
ty In the standard black. blue and
brown. but most fetching and becom-
ing In cafe au lait shade-a tone which
fiatters any sort of complexion and
broadly speaking. may be worn with
any sort OF hat but the one designed
Tor rough and ready uss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
THE BURNT ONION TOUCH.

NEVER did a color fad take hold
with more emphatic grip than the
burnt onion color this winter. One
comes across the sunny orange yellow
tone everywhere. Very little of the
strong color is used. Just a touch of IL
in the collar. neck bow. pipings or but
tons, but wherever II Is used IL gives
tone and a modernness to the entire
costume. Many of the new blouses of
white satin or of lace have buttons OF
amber which Is the shade that in fab
RIGS goes by the burnt onion name. A
smart velvet neck bow will repeat the
color touch of the yellowish buttons
and give brightness and modishness to
the whole blouse.
On black biouses for dressy wear the
burnt onion touch Is especially effec-
tive. and somehow or other women
who would never think OF wearing such
strong and trying shade as orange
are wearing burnt onion this season
and looking very smart in it
A black chiffon costume blouse
frightened by burnt onion was noted
recently at a smart gathering. When
the coat OF a black charmeuse suit was
removed a black chiffon blouse came
into evidence with the black chiffon
mounted over white silk and mousque-
taire transparent sleeves. A little
bolero Jacket Of black chantilly lace
crossed the tucked chiffon at back and
front, and within the formed by the
jacket was a crossed vest of burnt
onion chiffon fastened with jet buttons
over black lace. At the neck was o
deep Robespierre collar OF black satin.
and turning over 1t a very narrow col
lar of burnt onion velvet completed the
color touch. The small toque OF black
velvet had an amber plume curling
over the hair at the left side. and smart
boots Of patent leather with buttoned
tops OF dull Kid finished an immensely
chic afternoon costume.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

DON'T put on making your Christ
mas presents until the last mo-
ment for II you do you'll be sorry.
Take time by the forelock and begin
now. The illustration shows two gifts
that ought to inspire the needle worker
to instant effort
One of them Is a party bag made OF
handsome white damasse ribbon three
quarters Of yard long. Two lengths
of the ribbon are sewed together. with
the ends rounded. one finished with a
white silk tassel and the other trim
med with silk fringe. About a celIu-
loid ring large enough to take" the rib
bon is gathered a piece OF the silk This
ring Is drawn through the center OF
the ribbon Iengths. and two smaller
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

rings covered plain with ribbon are
used to keep the pockets in place
These pockets are made by Sitting the
ribbon convenient length in which to
insert the hand when q party fan or
handkerchief is put in or taken out Of
the receptacle
The second cut further illustrates the
use OF ribbon In this instance q
charming workbag Is made OF the rose
colored satin ribbon a finger wide.
which is gathered about two medium
sized embroidery hoops These form
the sides OF the basket. and the top and
bottom are OF silk covered cardboard. A
huge rose with ribbon petals and yell
low center OF satin further ornament
the top Of the basket
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

VERY little maid this winter
- should have a becoming and
suitable coat TO protect her
- against the raids OF Jack
Frost. for the beauty OF coat materials
designed for grownups has had its ef-
feet upon children's wraps.
Peau de chamois. peau d'agneau.
baby lamb cloth. wool velours. zibeline.
ratine. chinchilla and wool corduroy
are some OF the new materials that are
being made up into smart coats for the
small girl All these IN appropriate
colors are to be found in the shops.
with the old favorites. such as broad
cloth and heavy silks. which never
lose popularity.
Particularly good looking for service
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

able coats are the new soft, silky look
ing corduroys. In a dark rich brown
this material is lovely. A pretty little
four-year-old with long. light curly
hair goes to kindergarten these win
ter mornings dressed in a box coat of
brown corduroy. The double breasted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
CLEANING bottles.

TO clean water bottles. pickle jars or
any glass that is stained. when IN
able 70 get the hand In TO wash prop
erly. crush the shell OF an egg small
enough TO get through the neck OF the
bottle. add a little warm water. shake
well, and you will hnd the glass clean
and the bottle nicely polished
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
TO PROTECT YOUR srEwPan.

WHEN q kettle or stewpan burns
the contents or boils dry don't try
to scrape off what is burned. Put in
lump of washing soda and add water
enough to cover the bottom and the
sides as far up as the scorch extends.
Boil gently until ali the hard crust is
removed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

one side OF the hat in a fashion re-
sembling the stern end OF a St. Law
renee skiff. Tan shoes complete a
veritable brownie" costume.
Another little coat that is smart for
everyday wear is carried out in plaid
broadcloth in rather subdued minglings
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

fronts are closed with rather good
sized amber buttons A narrow turn
over collar and cuffs finish the coat,
which is lined with pale tan colored
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

SHAPE FAVORED THIS SEASON.
THE English walking shape in hats
is having a great vogue In Paris
just now. and the dashing model IL
Illustrated is OF taupe colored plush
The paradise feathers which droop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23

over the crown are in shades Of tan.
buff and fawn. with a dash OF pure
orange at the front
There is a within in Paris for these
long feather trimmings that droop
over the back of the hat Some of the
long feathers reach almost to the waist
line. but this Is an extreme mode that
few women care to follow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29

Hard and sois cnl. Drav s.l
ts..sesssi.e. 8. E. Day. PAo.s.
0ssassm l0l. Sid.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
sM = ksGS, \ sALG
State ~ Colorado, =,
County Of Guunison. -

County Of Guanissn. ,
BY virtue Of an execution issued out of the
CLERK office Of the County Co~rt Il Guupison
County, and State of Colorado. and 10 me eti-
rected, whereby | an comma nded to make the
sum Of thvee hundred nine dollars and eighty.
seven cents. tskNS s7l. and siz dollavs and
forty five cents Al, costs Of suitl the
Court on The 22nd day Of June, 1912. in favor oi
kric Norlh as plaintiff, and against l.. N
keyes a. defendant, together With iatereet on
said Judgment from the date Of the rendition
thereof at the rate II eight per cent per anBum.
out of the lands, tenements, soods and chat,els
OF the said l.. keyes. have levied upon the
foliowing described real property. IT, wit
Lat numbered seventeen lI7j of block nam
heFed twenty nine 2sl; Lots nuabeved thir-
teen l3l, sixteen Ci6l and seventeen I7) "A
block numbered thirty eight (3sD; Lots num-
hered five t5l and six IS ef block nuabesed
thirty nine ss,, in the Town Of Tin Cup.
County of Guu nison, state of Colorado. - ser
the plat Of said Town of record in the Clerk
and Rec. rders Office of said ounty.
THEkEfORE, Aces riding to said command,
! shsll on Saturday, the 18th day Of Decenber
1872, at the hour Of two O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day at the west front
door Of the County Court Mouse, in the
Ganni.on, state of Colorado, expose 10 sale
st public auction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand ell the right, title and intesest a
the above named l.. N. keyes, in and 10 the
above described 4proierty tor much thereof
es may be Becessary) for the payment and satis-
Iseti"n ~ said Judgment. interest and cost n
sale.
Dated, 6upnison. Colorado, this ash day a
November, 1912.
PAT MANLON,
Sheriff Of 0usDi-on County.
tirst pub. Nov. 2; last psb. Dec. a. 1912
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
&souluss' ~ 0ssk

The Settlers' Hand Boob, jsaa ol
the psesa. and cu0piI~d BY CiaseDcx
E. haear. sos.esiy rrceives Of the
Csised Sssses lsad osIice 10 Denver
" ooe II the ouss vslseble psbiics-
ssoos q Tie lisd eser oGereA 10 The
ps5lsc The horA conssiss ~ ses
ko0essesd lsw siGsed b. President
rah ~ JsDe 6. 1912. sad III inios-
asGioe Feasaine TO kuo~saesda, pre-
eapssoes. cnl. tia.<r, sanse and
aisesal laasie,' desest lsada. iorm ol
relinQsisA0ent cu~tesaa. rulss Of
prscsice, etc. h slso eises coarlese
issorosesoa coecesniae power irri
esGioa, ssA l.ss bss soe lsssa, com
pIess liss Of I'll the ssc.at ps ,lic
lssAs - IL Usised Sesses Thi.
book selss sor Fifty Cesss ed c.n ne
ortese1 tAroseA Now CAsapsos.
Il - - isss1ssasd = koossassda,
oiai.g qsaasyiaG. iesssiaG. wsAss
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
Hsaiss e aA SsGI1unsaa

u IA is0n.
Notice is neretg Givea. That On Aonday. the
Zi1d day II December 4. d. 1917, being one a
ne veeslar dsge a. the Dse~mhsr Tern a ~
C0onty CouFt a 6unniss . County. in the Ststn
u q. lusade. Ne. EaHa r. xelson and Cbarbsp
bs4ere the ysdee 81 eaiA CSsrt. pseseas ear A.al
seetlement as such EseeusCrs. pSay tbe sp-
UsOval Sf eaRe. Esd Will then appls N he dir
eAafaod - socA ENecut0rp. n which fiOe eaA
place any perSH IN interest may appeaY aBA
p9epsnt obi-ct IONS tp the sanse. " any tkere -.
poted st Guunieoa. CckrsAo. NoveD6sf n,
lAz.
EllAY. NELSON ssA CHARLES A. MEL
son, Essrue0es u The Essaae q RseAsa z
WMisa- Dersased-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29

Coal for sale. 10 wagon trade .
Black Dixnond Mine.
A<u Ja0ss EerreDs
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
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u ~ unisa. nsusiso q

ROODas VITA kt1naV IN vonA - d
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tssss = - ssAiaG besk. ssaAse 4
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euso1 ths1sAo1A hsss y Dses1:
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kt1ssV HAals - AAOAly tsAAy - vAan
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ossit ~ psesabss. ltss. Trsa ~
sxDsrtsoee, ! knsW tAAG tAis rsnsAy
lived ~ - every elAia nAAs Soe u.
RackasAs - lAnsaso aseeo -
ktAneys eftsa bstAsesd - 80 - ~
wsek ssesisss . OPsas Asal e saseo-
~. 1t oaAs ~ tresbas wosss. The
lsas9 ssa1 ] saAGAt alWays afiset ~
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Dre0Stly sslisvs1 - 80 ~ aoOes-
ciati0a q tAsis Oss1 Wssk - ~
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R111A = Q ~ 1noO hoSo osU000
sssvs1 - Dssvsot - susss1D sssus.
sunA"
for sale ~ all aealen. Price s.
ests. Fsstes- 1liibsrs Co.. Buffalo
7. Y. sole aesets for tho United
itates.
aeoenber tAo naoe-DsAo'seoae
axe - Othop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
HsssCG - AasUssussrpAr
E.s.ss q Scss ys,Asss.. p......G.

ihe eaasssigaed, having brsa spRriuAs6 -.
.intFetrin - the ssesse a SoAa Jsska~sa, ~
q NE Coostv u ttUooisOn, n ~ seaSs a
CcsoseAo. dseeassa, hershg eivss sasice 49, =.
viil spSsss ss4sss the tsssAg Csast a soi1
6unnssua (0a0ts. et IT, C0uss 1Uueo h 0uani
DecemSsr 4. D. MI, st the ksus a - oskuUH
A. - a ses1 dag. - which tine ell psrsaus -.
ing ete,1s sgsisst saiA eseass ose ss6sBed - -
seOe s4jusseA. Al psss1ae ioAsAosd n ~
ssesee sve reQoesesA to nahe i00edisne -.
0est N the useessiaueA
DsseA ~ 0unsissa, C1asruAo tkis .uA - -
NOVEMBER. a. D. lSs
JxxsIE q SoHssc~, -AdMisisssusris
- the e-tase u yota JeAsassn DeceoooS
kiFvt 80 Nov Z: iast Dee. g. f3s2
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
1luaiss e Sa0s e esal esluas
etste of Colorado. 4
County Of 6unnisoa, 4

County Of 6snnisoa,
In the County Court. In Ppob~te-
in the = after Of the Essste ~ Elisshssh
Harvey. Gskseuise hnown ~ Elisabs.th neuAer.
sgn. DeeeaseA.
Notiss is herehs givs., thss usAss saA -
virtue o& . aecresal 0rae4 estsreA ~ saia
Co1rt in the sAu,ve -stitbsA easss - sks 11st
deg n NovemAes. 4 d. lsl1, the sndsrsisnsd q
Eoee1tOv a the Last " Al sd festameu4 a
ssSa tsceAsat. will sslll 81 prissse sals ~ the
hiGbess and bsst hiAses tkereqsr the rsal e.
tate of sid esesse. tie seoe beisG dsscriheA -
f0tleWs. toWn:
The ve~t tWeaty-Avo - evo skipAs (IzHD
Sest al Lone tvcsty -gee tz1l. tweats tOo (22).
twenty tkss~ tz3) spA tWessy -es0s tzp il mech
tkisty y-tWo a.. Osigiool tsGseissa, CsUutg a
6ussisoa sd Seate a Coisrsdo. secue6in9 70
the reesr1sd plst tkssssf taustkse UitA Ell IN
pgOveBesee tkorgsA
seiA -sse ~ tshe pisee a tie S-Uelfy store
a saiA T. z. musllef - Main sepset in 6unsi-
80. C.Asws1@.. Ssfwesn the ho~ss a ~ e'elsrh
IN the fOrenss0 aad o'cieeh N the efsesossa
Z. e nUELLER. Eseeutss
tf'rrt pub. xos. z: isst Pss De. -. nsazl
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29

power rights. or anything pertain
ing thereto, You could have No
handler bo, / at your elbow than this
volume.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-29
2saiss e - Ssun1uuuue

u the nat,es q tAe Estsse a ys,Aa Ksviv>>.
nosAay the ~ Asy - ysnusry A. D. ma, -
,nG ose q ~ rsgulas days a tke Dscs.Srs
ierm - the Cssosty tOurt of G1noiesn Cor.
n tie ssses a CSeossdo. l. yi~tor LossBa, -.
nssi.tsssos a ssid estase wiIi ssDros Ssecso
sss S.Ace e - Og.st. psv.-as ng As.i ssssIs-
- ree1 e0.snlstrstoe psag she avprvvsl
se sscA oAoisistrstes. AZ OhicS ti1e -
49, - Hessm In istessss asg ep4esr -
Dsts1 - 0usnison. CoA.so1a. N~yr@G M
VICTOR LuOQA.
asesass1. AA
e'sss ~ Nov. z; lest psA. De- n. NJ,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-14

Young japanese who speaks English
and writes well wants position in any
place. Has chauffeur's certificate.
Address *, P. o. Box TO.
5295-1m
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StarBul1etinI
1000 @@O0 o O00@
WANTED

More soda water drinkers. Better to
suffer from stomach ache than d. Is
Nothing but good effects from drink
Ing our Root Beer or Pineapple Hon.
coda Water Co, 34A N. Beretania.
c. Z. Frasher, mgr. 4941-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-14

II. Nakanish. King and Kapiolani;
Phone 1886. General contractor and
builder; painting. paperhanging.
5265-3m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-14

Any person musical,y inclined to de-
velop that talent by taking lessons
from Ernest X. Kaai, GO Young
Bldg; Tel 1857. k-5302- 3m
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FOR SALE

Stevens Duryea touring car, Model R,
perfect condition. Owner leaving
island, will sell cheap. Phone 2675
or address IN, this office. =
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Singer machines, nearly new, SIS to
$50. Why pay more? Standard Sew
ing Machine Agency, 1911 Nuuanu.
Tel. 1896. k-5303-3m
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Y. Fukuya, IFS S. Beretania: Tel. 1897
Contractor. builder, painter, pipnsher
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FOUND

HEAVY gold seal ring. Owner can
have same by calling al this office.
proving property and paying for this
I'D. 53if-6t
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Y. Kobayashi. carpenter. contractor,
paperhanger and painter. 2O34 S.
King St: Phone 1865. 52S6-tt
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SITUATION WANTED

Young lady, Coast experience, would
like permanent position as book
keeper with reliable house. Ad-
dress IN. P.'. 400 w. 55th' St, Los
Angeles, Cal. 5310-8t cod
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Kawaguchi. 500 ~ King; Tel 2O73.
Mems shirts, ladies' and children's
dresses. 5262 -3m
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Civil engineer, 10 years experience.
Plantation preferred. wv. H. s.,
Hon. Star-Bulletin. 528S-1m
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ID
DRAWING.
DRESSMAkER.

Miss Nellie Johnson, dressmaker.
Dressmaking Of every description.
Union St 5277
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T.
LAcEs AND FANCY WORK.

Salyo's Lace Store. Irish. Cluney and
Armenian laces and various other
European fancy goods. Fort st.. nr.
Beretania. b27J
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Young man as salesman; able to con-
verse in Chinese and English. APP
ply by letter to Salesman" stating
salary required. $685. st
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X. Hara, SEA N King; Tel 1921 Build
Q 4ingsastone and cement work, etc. .
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14

bert was closed Tuesday morning
not by the sheriff, but on. account oil
the stork which visited his home on
Barnes street Monday night and left
a nice big baby.
Miss Mabel Lambert has returned
home from Hastings, where she had
spent few days a guest of Miss Mas.
ouria Moore.
Mrs. Robert X. Enlow and little
son, of Kenton, were here recently
looking after business matters.
Fred Whitman, of Adamston. was a
business visitor here last Monday.
Carl Smith, son of N. F. Smith on
Rock Camp, quietly stole away Mon
day night from Brown taking with
him the charming daughter of Ward
B. Rogers. They went to Oakland and
were married
Miss Fern Robinson, of Adamston,
is visiting relatives here this week,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
ri -4..s - -. as... as
SUCCESSOR
q S . =
To One of the States Educa.
tors at Charleston Not
3 YETI Chosen.

CHARLESTON Aug; 144Prof.
Francis Myers Longanecker, who
has been supervisor of examinations
in the state department of schools
for the last three andtone-half years,
and who recently rendered his res
ignation, to accept the position OF
principal of the ParkersDurg High
school. will leave next week to take
up his new duties. The new position
was offered to Prof Longanecker
without his solicitation carrying
with 1t a salary larger than his
resent position pays. Before enter
ing the state department of schools
Mr.. Longanecker was principal of
the Charleston High school, coming
to Charleston from Bethany College
lin 1906. He was professor in Latin
at Bethany College for two years, 60
ing there from the University OF
Michigan, where he received his A.
N. His A. B. was secured at Hiram
College in Ohio in 1899.
At Parkersburg Mr.. Longanecker
will succeed Prof. c. q. Wilson.
Mr.. Longanecker is one of six col
lege men employed in the depart
ment of schools. and since he has
been in his present position has con-
Quoted fourteen examinations, and
previously served on the grading
board. During this time the system,
said to be one of the best in use in
the country. attained its present
high standard. While principal of
the local High school he was largely
instrumental in putting in increased
labratory. work. added French and
commercial courses, and otherwise
improved the course Of study.
Mr.. Longanecker will immedtately
move his family to Parkersburg So
as to be ready to take up his new
duties as soon as the school opens
in September. No selection of a
successor to Mr.. Longanecker has
been made by State Superintendent
of Schools NJ. P. shawsey, and it is
not likely any will be made at this
time. The last uniform examination
for the year has been held and In
consequence the work OF that branch
of the department Will not be heavy
for some time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14
WALLACE

WALLACE, Aug. 1.-the board
of education of sardis district held
meeting at the school house in Wal
lace Tuesday as a levying board. 1t
also closed the contracts for the
school buildings recently awarded
and transacted other business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill and Joseph
Lambert OF Clarksburg, and Mrs.
Albert Harbert and daughter, Fora,
of Grafton, were called here on ac-
count of the serious illness of Wesley
Lambert His many friDnds are
pleased to learn that he is much inn
proved and will soon be out again.
Mrs. George NJ. Dye and Mrs. Arlie
R. shriver have gone to Liberty. Ind,
where they expect to visit Mrs. Dyes
daughter, Mrs. Icy West, for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs, Melville Hanna, of
New Philadelphia, o, are here guests
of Kari C, Davis at the Little Waldo
hotel.
The barber shop Of Winfield Har-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-14

FOR sALE-TWO new cottages ON
street car line In Industrial. now
occupied. Price made to make
buyer Il per cent on Investment.
Five vacant lots adjoining also for
: sale. One lot ON paved street in
Point Comfort-six vacant lots on
Harrison street. Also other prot
erty for sale. Always in the mar
ket and anybody intending to buy
will take some of this property
after they see It and compare
prices. The owners here are their
own agents and can underseil any
agent in the city. Go see the other
fellow first That lot in Point Com
fort is just one-half what others
are asking for like property now
being advertised. Some Of this
property is owned by a non-resi-
dent Wishing to be relieved of its
care. Frank shuttleworth. Fifth
Floor, Empire Building.
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AGENTS WANTED

aGENTs-New book telling all about
Roosevelt and the Progressive
Party" enormous demand; COM
plete book ready; one sample free
to every agent; highest commission
or salar. Write Immediately for
free outfit International Bible
House, Perry Building. Philadel-
pa Pa.
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MANY ATTRACTIONS.

Many pleasing attractions will be
seen at the clarksburg Fair septem-
Der II, IS, 10 and 20 on the magni-
ficent new fair grounds in this city,
The attractions win be more numer-
GUS than is usually found at any OF
the seaside or mountain pleasure re-
sorts.
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/ Classified Advertisements
(Ihree Insertions for rs Cents
IL line aHns line
~ dimes fr
(Ihree Insertions for 25 Cents
FOR sAIE-vaoant lot. sIzeF 4o no,

FOR sALE-Vacant lot, size 4Ox12C
IT., 10 IT. alley In rear; Water, gas
and sewerage lines ready to con-
meet; located IN onsdf Cidrltsburs's
best residence sections: viii sell at
a lbargain price TO qdlsI purchaser
Address or inquire g. L D." care
Telegram Office.
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FOR SALE-StUclx OF new tlefchan.
disc and store fixtnaes, wlif sell ali
or any part. Apply to 8. l. Har
Il mon. 40s W, Pike st., Eoffman 6
Fisher. :
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WANTED TO RENT

ROOMS WANTED-Partics with two
children want to or three fur
nished rooms for. light housekeep-
Ing. Call Bell phone 51-,w.