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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
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luncheon and. On getting nom. !,
pulled him out from his hidinr n.
for minute or two the arir,,
showed fear. but then. 70 her 49,.
amazement and that Of her se,,,-.
the little griffon suddenly starsso j
ward the window and ran up a.. I,
the curtains with the speed arc 81
ity not at all unlike the best in.-.
qualities OF q mouse. The butisf I.
footman were called. and .therS -.
an exciting chase about the cr,v.,-
room before the little wonder -
captured. The new owner was ~
rather more Mortified than sur,,.',s
to ind that her griffou was nom
but rather diversified rat TIA. "a
been e'ved into q dogs Ekin.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01

tingency that is practically certain
lot to arise
Taking Journey through the canal
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. one
may see everywhere evidences Of the
rapidly with which the canal 10 be-
ing completed. The seven-mile sea
level section between deep water and
the Gatun locks is already openet 20
navigation. II can now be used BY
craft Of moderate draft. and will ts
completed to rs full width OF 500 feet
and its full depth Of Il feet before
Thanksgiving day next year. At Ga
tun one finds additional evidence Of
remarkable progress. The locks at
that place are now within q year Of
completion except for the installation
OF the gates and other lock machinery.
BY the FIRST of April the Gatun dam
will be ready to hold IS out OF the
final rs feet OF water In Gatun lake.
That part Of the dam between the
locks and the spillway is already prac-
tically completed. and the other sec
ton Is being pushed to completion
rapidly. The whole structure will be
completed nearly two years before the
oficial opening day Of the canal
After passing through Gatun locks.
one finds the finishing touches being
applied to the next rs miles Of chan
mel The completion Of the relocation
of the Panama railroad along the high
ground to the east of the canal has
taken the road out OF the Chagres val
ley This permits that entire portion
Of the old Panama railroad to be done
away with. and by May l the 26 miles
Of the canal between Gatun and Las
Cascades will be entirely completed
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
MINERALS IN HUMAN Buut

The human body contains sr., !.
other constituents, about two on,,,.
Of phosphorus. which Is essen t,,l /.
the health Of the bones and u ~
OF the brain. This phosphorus b e
tracted and put to another use vs''.
make up about 1000 packages q n.
ton matches
Besicss phosphorus. the body a,
tains a'fsw ounces Of sodium ani ~
an ounce Of potassium. The ousrl'-
Of the latter would be sufseisn, 4,
many experiments IN a class n chss
istry.
In addition TO sodium ana pol..
SUM there are q few grains a 81.
nesium. enough to make the ssIlv,.
rain" for = family's stock Of rpck "
on q Fourth OF July evening o. I,
create . brilliant light visibI, q
considerable distance.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
TWO WELL GUARDED SECRETS

There are two trade secrets q lean
that the world at large MAJ He.a
learn, but which II Is well worth ~
while Of inventors to study 0ss
the Chinese method Of making ne
bright and beautiful color knosn z
vermillion. or Chinese red; and e
other is q Turkish secret--tht MAY
ing Of the hardest steel with gold a.r
silver. Among the Chinese ana ~
Turks, these two secrets are gusrcH
well. Apprentices. before they y.
taken for either trade. must swear
ironclad oath to reveal nothing
what passes In the workshop ~.
apprentices. fuIthernore. must be'ons
to families Of standing. must pay
large sum by way q guarantees sna
must furnish certificates Of GOOD ep.'
acter and honesty These sscfsc
have been handed down tsi'l' y.
rom one generation 70 another
hundreds Of years.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01

The Jewish race. which has pre-
served its race integrity elsewhere
has found the vast numbers of China
too much for IT, Remnants still re-
main of colony that settled in Kali
Fong twenty centuries ago but their
race traditions are only a vague mem
DRY William Edgar Geil. who has
visited them, writes
The early annals tell OF them, and
there is good reason 10 believe that
they have been in China two thou
sand years. But for three centuries
they have gathered at this capital, and
have degenerated with tt Two hun.
dred years ago they had handsome
block of buildings. with synagog
sixty by forty Sixty years ago they
had suffered by great food. and only
two hundred Jews were left. In 1866
DR. Martin found that they had pulled
down all their buildings and sold the
materials. some being built into a
mosque later observer reported
that some had turned Buddhist, some
Moslem. and some were studying the
Con:ucian classics Today we found
that only seven families remained; the
very soil had been sold. AMI is being
carted away 10 raise the level of 9TH
sr parts. 30 that a stagnant pond COW
ers ihe ancient site The --retched
survivors seem to get their living By
Transporting the earth. though they 80
far lecollect their past as to have q
fss rubbings Of the former inscrip-
TONS to sell Their religion has evap-
Grated. for they have no Hebrew
schools and coulc not read them II
they had: only they still eat no pork.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
Ornamental Second HUSBAND.

81 look on second husband - Q
good dessert after 2de dinner and q
woman oughter swallow one when of.
fered without no mincing or course.
there never was such a man as Mr..
Satterwhite. but he was always mighty
busy. while Cal Rucker is a real pleas
ure to me, asetting around the house
on account OF his soft constitution
Mr. Satterwhite, TN thankful to say.
left me so well provided for that
can AFFORD Mr. RU,ker as a kind Of
ornament. MARI TboT pson Daviess
in Rose of Old BsrpeJn "
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
Partlx sraInIes. Man plea.

Evansville. Ind.-After living two
months with half a pound OF his
brains gone. Andrew J. Kueber, age
AZ. died at local hospital the other
day. Two months ago Kueber fred
several shots at his divorced wife,
and when she escaped unhurt he shot
himself in the head. He was taken
to a hospital. where an operation was
performed and physicians removed sig
or seven ounces Of his brains.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
PAPER BAGS IDEAL FOR INVALID
COOKERY.

In invalid cookery the eye must be
appealed to. as a dish that is attrac-
tive In appearance will be more apt
to be tasted; and. tasted. II is up to
the cook to make 1t so savory that
not a crumb Is left
When preparing food for the inya,
lid. more pains can be taker as one
dish may be more quickly prepared
than one for a family
Minced Chicken With Toast.-F1nly
mince the breast of a chicken. add a
tablespoonful Of cream. the yolk OF
an egg and a little salt Lay In
creased paper bag with small piece
of toast. Seal and cook six minutes
in a hot oven. Serve in the bag
Chicken Tes.-Cup up fowl. break
the bones and add two tablespoonfuls
Of water. seal and place the bag on
the rack in the oven. Allow forty-five
minutes In a slow oven. Strain and
serve.
In paper bag cookery not only Is
the natural flavor of every article
Of food preserved. but all undesirable
favors are kept out
For invalid cookery this is a great
point In its favor. as the delicate
aroma and flavor of the, white meats
and those suitable for diet in 'conva-
lescence are so easily dissipated by
cooking
II was one of our ancient wise men
who said that which pleases the pal
ate nourishes" II is most important
that the invalid eat that food which
is best for building up and repairing
waste
FiIleted Poultry-Slice q, carrot.
turnip and an onion: add little ham
a pinch of sugar and salt. and place
in the bottom Of a well-buttered bag.
Slice the breast of a fowl. lay the
slices on the prepared vegetables.
sprinkle with melted butter. seal and
cook six minutes In a slow oven
Dish the fillets. put the vegetables
into a sieve or fruit press. press light
ly and pour the gravy over the d.
lets.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
WIFE's WORDS WERE FATAL

10 have lived under the same roof
Tor quarter OF century with nis
wife without either speaking to the
other and to die OF heart failure when
she broke the silence was the tate OF
Louis Roser. capitalist OF Maysviile.
Ky Seated al the dinner table MIRA
Roser broke the silence BY asking her
husband to have cup OF coffee
Il believe | will" he replied
With these words he fell back In
his chair. stricken with heart trouble.
and died
In his will Roser left everything 70
his wife and requested that his body
be cremated and the ashes cast into
the Ohio river from the suspension
bridge in Cincinnati
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
FIRST CAT TAX LEVIED

Munich. IN Bavaria. Il the iirst az
in the world to levy tax upon iAs
domestic cat The tar Il s.. aHi
every cat is provided with I special
collar and q metal check such e tis
dogs wear Those who are not thus
provided win be caught By authorlse6
persons The measure is moi popular.
but It is considered that there are To-
too many cats In the city. and 4 =
expected that the leyyins Of - iis
will result in reducing the nlimbrrs
kept
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husbands kill and carries It to camp.
She dresses the skins of deer and
seal She makes the footgear and
clothes. paddles the canoe and carries
every burden Without her no domes
tic arrangement can go forward
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01
ESKIMO WIFE USEFUL

Eskimo widowers often marry again
within week after the demise OF the
wife The helpmate Of the savage
does most of the work. and he fs al
most helpless without her She makes
and break camp. cooks. cuts up her
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earning. like

earning. like money, my
azn8 be OF so base a coin as TO be
utterly void of use: or II sterling may
require good management to make Il serve
the purposes of sense and happiness.
-Shenstone.
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A pr,e.,.,, Girl,

"She accepted me on one condition"
"And that is?'
THAT she doesn't get better offer
between now and spring. Louisville
Courier-Journal
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The Natural WAY.

What is the best way to DO with
any subject for debate which is on
the carpet?"
Make sweeping arguments abou,
II. Of course"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01

MANY MIIes Of CommunIcatIon.

Many MHes OF communication.
There are more than eight hundred
thousand miles Of pole line IN opera
ton in the United States and $4,000.
600 poles.
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Z1eKTFGHEN


NOW the true value OF time:
@&A- snatch. seize and enjoy every
moment of II. No laziness. no ,procrasti-
nation: never put on till tomorrow what
YOU can do today.
Earl Of Chesterfield.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01

up the troussrf rear legs ID lrol'
the pants eliminate IN q anas nls1'
cap.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01

nor worship idols. nor burn incense TO
their ancestors Israel In Kai-Fong 10
a has-been.'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-01

. REAKING every great engineer
ing record Of the worlds his
\ tory and SURPRISING its own
most sanguine expectations.
fha n~n.I dl0e-f-z arr,v af
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-08
SALE OF BoHDs.
sale % Bonds for Street Improvement
Ho.3"

Sale % Bonds for Street Improvement
Ho.3."
Notice is hereby given that the under
ordinance OF the city OF wheeling. en-
uled An Ordinance Providing FOR the
ne-pat wing. Recurring and Improving OF
McColoch street In the city Of Wheel
ing. from the nOrtheriy line OF Sixteenth
street 10 the sOutheriy line OF Baker
street under the assessment plan. as
prov ided ia Section 5ga Of the Charter
~ the city Of Wheeling. and FOR issuing
Bonds 20 pay for said Improvement as
provided IN said Section. FOR the said Re
paNlng' Recurring and improvements.
passed March 20, 1912. and approved
April !, 1912. Will on Monday. THE 10TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1912. between the hours
ot o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m. at
we ofnce OF the Mayor Of the city OF
wheeling In the city OF wheeling West
virginia, receive bids In writing for
and sell bonds or said city. authorized
ceedlnE Twenty-nine thousand Dollars.
said bonds TO be known a. BONDS Fol-
SItEET IMPROVEMENT 40. g." and
~ be or the denomination o. $500. 90 each
and 20 be numbered from IS TO 1916 In
elusive: but no more Of said bonds will
ne sold than ls necessary 10 complete
-sld Improvement. not exceeding s. in
number all of which bonds are to be-
dated TIE first day OF April 1919. and
PAYABLE 81 or before the first day OF
---r. We. % the Dollar savings a
Trust Company. IN the city % wheeling
vest NirEinis. with interest a. the rate
~ fife percentum $50 per annum. pay
a1le annually on the first day OF April
1913. and on the first day o. April IN
eafh year thereafter until and including
the year 1879. a. said Dollar Savings a
lFuHl company, FOR which interest Cou-
pnhs ~ proper form are attached 20 each
honI such bonds will be- sofd only for
CaHh. 20 the highest bidder. approved hy
We lhdersiFned. and none 81 said bonds
WI Pc sold Tor less than the principal
thereQf win tho interest accrued there
on The h0ufa hereby nF-rrfIaaH Tor
sale are 20 be- redeemed ~ their par
value. Win interest NJ any. accured and
unpaid. on he first iay % April. 1923
hhd fno CITY ~ wheeling hV said ordf-
nance, pledge ana 0hiiEafca Itself 20 re-
1-rfn. 90 me fret day 81 April. 1922 alf
~ SAID bonds. fhrn rufrfnuffnr and un-
rnln. ~ fne said pui Savings r. Trust
Company IN tie city ~ WrhssiniF
JAMES a. maxwell.
GEORGE HOOK
LOUIS q HTTFEf.
Com rrlaHi1nera ~ street Improvement
Innr SO myths. ar.fa.f-a
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SALE OF BONDS.
sals OF PONDS for street Improvement
No. a"

Sale OF Bonds for street Improvement
no. q"
signed commissioners. appointed by an
ordinance OF the City OF Wheeling, en-
titled An Ordinance Providing for the
ke-paving. Recurring and Improving OF
Market Street. in the City OF Wheeling
from the southerly end OF Market street
Bridge over Wheeling Creek on Market
provided In Section 5sa OF the Charter
OF the city OF Wheeling. and for Issuing
Bonds TO pay for said Improvement. as
provided in said Section, for the said Re
paving. Recurring and improvements,
passed March %. 1912. and approved
April ]. 1912. will on Monday, THE 10TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1912. between the hours
or O'Clock q. m. and o'clock y. m. at
the officN OF the Mayor OF the City Of
Mheeilng IN the city OF Wheeling. West
Nirginia. receive bids In writing for, and
sell bonds OF said city. authorized by
said ordinance. to IN amount not exceed
ing Fourteen Thousand Five Hundred
Ilollars said bonds TO be known as
BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
NO 2 " and to be OF the Denomination OF
$4,000 each and TO be numbered from
- TO - inclusive; but no more OF said
bonus VIII be sold than Is necessary to
complete said Improvements. not exceed
Ing 20 In number; all OF which bonds are
10 De dated the first day OF April 1912
and payable on or before the first day OF
April. 1922, at the Dollar Savings q
Trust Company. In the city OF Wheeling
West Virginia. with interest At the rate
OF i've peFcehtum ib'cl per annum. pay
able annually on the first day OF APRIL.
1913. and on the first day Of April in
each year thereafter until and Including
the year OF 1922. al said Dollar Savings
trust Company, for which interest
coupons In proper form gre attached to
tach BOND such bonds will be sold only
Tor cash 20 the highest bidder. approved
by the undersigned. and none OF said
bonds Will he sold for less than the prin-
clpal thereof with the interest accrued
sshereon. Inc bonds hereby advertised
value. with Interest. ~ any. accrued and
unpaid. on the first day Of April, 1922.
ana the city Of Wheeling, BY said ord4-
nance. pledhes and obligates ITSELF to re-
deem, on the first day OF April, 1922. ali
OF said bonds, then outstanding and I'M
paid. at the said Dollar Savings 4 Trust
company in the City OF Wheeling.
JAMES y. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK,
LOUIS +. STIFEI.
Commissioners OF street Improvement
Loan No. ?. my-i1-1S-25-je-1-s
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BOND SALE
Sale Of -ss.a. tsr .s..ss r-pr.v.-.-s

- 81 -so.1s Ter Street xnpr0vsns.t
Notice A. h~r.s- ~, a.. an. 49,
sisnsd eommissionsrs. Appointed By an
.relnAnce OF the City Of wheeling. en-
s ue An Ordinance 70 amend and re-
nance providing for the Rs-paving. RE
o.nk and lmproxtnk OF Main Street.
rom southeriy line OF Twelfth street 20
street under the assessment plan. as
pro.ioeo IN section Ssa OF the Charter
e OF ne city OF wheelins. and for issuing
provided In said Section. for the said RE-
s. hs-snroing and improvements.
sssed October 10, 1911, and approved
Monday. THE 10TH DAY OF uSE. isi9.
oetwcen the hours OF o'clock a m and
clock p m. az The office OF the
CITY OF wheeling. west virginia. receive
said city. authorized By said ordnance
s 20 an b amount not exceeding Nine Thou
~BONDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT
40. l.. and TO be OF the denomination OF
eeO-Vv each and to be numbered from
4 10 10 inclusive: but no more OF said
oonds viii be sold than Is necessary TO
complete said improvements. not exceed
ing 10 IN number; all OF which bonds
are TO be dated the first day OF April.
1912. and payable on or before the first
Gay OF April, 1879. at the Dollar Savings
4 TrHst company. in the City OF Wheel
rate OF five percentum (5sS) per annum.
pay able annually on the first day OF
April. 1913. and on the first day OF April
IN each year thereafter until and tnclud-
ing the year OF 1899. at said Dollar saw
ings a. Trust Company; for which inter
est coupons In proper form are attached
10 each bond such Bonds will be sold
only Tor cash, to the highest bidder. ap-
proved by the undersigned. and none OF
said bonds viii be sold for less than
the principal thereof with the interest
accrued thereon. The bonds hereby ad-
vertised for sale are TO be redeemed at
their par value. with interest. II any. ac-
crued and unpaid. on the first day Of
April. 1872, and the City OF Wheeling.
by said ordinance. pledges and obligates
ltself 70 redeem. on the first day OF
April. 1872, all OF said bonds. then out
standing and unpaid. at the said Dollar
savings a Trust Company in the City
JAMES p MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK.
LOUIS =. STIFEIA
Commissioners OF Street Improvement
Loan No. /. my-ii-1S-25-je-l-S
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE


ApE-IHIsTRAroR'S SALE wiz, on
June 10. 1912. at 10 a. m. sell at public
auction at the court house. the following
personal property OF John Waterhouse,
deceased: John A. White note, $4,000;
balance due, principal and interest,
sobS2. p. J. Scalley. note. S369.b0 and
interest. s4OO.45. 5 shares Hoehl & Giles
Ter Piano co. stock. shares Elks club
stock ! share FL Henry club stock 81
shares Carroll club stock. 1000 shares
Wheeling Gold Range q Mining Co
stock. Turkish rugs. Frank Water
house. administrator OF the estate OF
John WaternOuse. deceased. 5e-3-4-T-9
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The usual church services viii be con-
Quoted IN the different church OF this
city on sunday.
The funeral party u the Herbert
Hught funeral left yesterday morning
Tor McCanicburE, Pa. where burial was
made yesterday afternoon
Mrs Chas. Morgan and Miss Marie
Schaner returned last evening from New
Martinsville. where they we're attending
conventions
The local teachers who were attending
the teachers examinations At Mounds
vile returned 90 their homes yesterday
evening
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Farm, 8 miles from Wheeling.
on piked road, close 10 street
cars; 2s2 acres of well-lying land.
mostly under cultivation. and one
OF the best locations for fruit
farm in this section. The orchard
on it produces apples every year
whether apple year or not. $1,000
will buy it on a quick deal.
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Had Election OF offIoeru.

The Women's Home Missionary So
clety or the First NJ. r. church held a
meeting last evening at the home Of
Mrs John HOuck On seventh street last
evening and elected officers for the en-
suing year. Following the election Of
officers the regular routine business
was transacted.
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NJ MECHEN
10 Holn nn.morinl s.ru,o...

The annual memorial sermon TO the
local lodge Of odd Fellows will be de-
livsred on next Sunday evening at the
FIRST NJ. r. church by the pastor. Rev.
+. ID. Fellers. special invitation has
been extended to the Lincoln lodge Of
BenwOOd. and they have accepted. and
viii attend the services in n body. Many
other visiting delegations will also at
tend. The services will begin promptly
at $40 o'clock
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NORMAL Claan Net.

The Ladies Normal class Of the First
NJ r. church taught by Mrs. r. u. Eel
iers met last evening in regular monthly
session at the parsonage and transacted
REGULAR routine busIness.
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WAHrBD-To BUY copy o. Chronicles
On Border warfare a book deslrip-
tive OF the early indian wars in west
virginia and other portions of tEo ohio
valley
Also wanted o. Guy any copies q Cd
histories " virginia and Nest virginia.
Or county hisfoiler. that NAV be on the
mar6et Persons having same viii nd-
dress History. care feiiigencer.
uly-s-ff
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POULTRY.

ORP1HGTONe-Buff black, white. Eggs
balance season $3.50 per setting All
pens stock FOR sale. I'sices right Both
phones H. ". Marsh. mr-ls-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES
Sealed PROPOSAIS

Aeuce - mauufacturera. aorhara, 49,
enant1 and othar Wlraleaalr pealarn.
NOTICE ~ HEHFHf GIVEN. inst
% Wsat Nrrinis vii re-eive 80 dsfiv
~ fta oIlor 81 Cnnrienfou. West VIZ.
Hiuia. for furnishing suaDlfoa Ter tha
several state lrFfltufiuns the nunrrial
ulauarrwerf ~ Wiki ia vested fn naia
anaf1. C1ntraria VII ne aWardaf 20 the
llNeaf hINlrrH nuaNfu considered ana
aealera VII nn niWeu nrHferenra
l.iats ~ ruppiirs nerled VIII h FOR.
nlenel nINneTa o. rrurIuf 20 rrnunafa
afnfImm fHH zine rHnfHHr
srATE BOARD or CONTROL.
49, chari@Htnr- Msaf NlrEfnIA
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FrvE-RooA6 HOUSE

on easy terms. Elm Grove. Beautiful
and convenient location: modern in every
respect: shade trees. lawn. cement walk
20 car line. fine spring water.
EInEITTV nvsstmsnt and Loan
Association
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WHAT have you 60 trade for a slightly
used ~ h. y. two-cy Hinder Gray marine
motor. Would prefer "a suburb ban lot.
but viii consider any reasonable offer.
Address swap. care lnteiligcncer.
my-22-tf
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

OLIVER typewriter. good condition. RI.
]. Smith. SO Main ST Bell STIR:
Natl i35s-M. ap-22-tf
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TEE wHuuErHa HALT ~
Fhird Floor achuulbaoh nldr.
nsu its1-n mat1 sal.
sOA. 2.2OO-EAsY TERMS

rom .nuse harm anf sheen Fra-a
JOY fn- bottom lard. Fo1I aafI
eN Nelerhuns Wnrfv a.
~. Hrl rnnr.H f'0arrHaIar rrr -ff--.
500 Hnrfn ~ timber Wr.fa ~ rrrf
'ffInn ar1 nuiIrfIn rf ord EIa.fs *
y H ~ Aasters. 80 vi. Ave-