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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
RECORD HUNTING BAGS.

! King George and the kaiser are not
the only mighty hunters. says Outing,
as the following statistics furnished
by Charles Askins will prove:
"Elephants-Sr Samuel Baker, in
Ceylon, fourteen in one day: thirty
one I'm five days. These were shot with
double four bore rifle Weighing twcn-
ty-one pounds: load sixteen drains Of
powder and bullet weighing a quar-
ter of q pound.
Bengal tigers-Four were killed In
forty seconds by w. II. Collins near
notacamund. India. IN 1903. The rife
used was n 400 bore
"Lions-Seven killed in two minutes
In West Africa in 1903 Rifle 800
bore, double barrel. Nine cartridges
We're used.
y have found few definite records OF
American game shooting. Buffalo Bin
is said To have killed over 100 Buffalo
In one day. In, / think. the American
Field, Of n date about 20 Years since,
some hunter reported killing eight an
telope from one flock as ii ran past
him.
Il have no doubt that this has boon
exceeded many times have been told
that one market hunter in Southern
Illinois in an early day. using n muz-
yle loading rife, killed 175 deer In one
month.
He still hunted, using dog to
track the animals. the beast trailing
without sound directly i'm front of
his master The saddles OF these deer
alone we're saved together with the
hdes--the saddles selling In st. Louis
for about 81 apiece
THE English record on grouse is
something over 1000 birds IN day,
made by Lord Walsingham. Since 1900
the Duryea's of New York, who took
the shooting rented i'm Scotland by the
late w. G. Whitney. killed over 1,O0o
arouse day for several successive
days.
How many prairie chickens have
been killed In a day by one man will
hever be known. The best work or
the worst as you may put it, was tina
of Francke, $50.
The English record on cartridges
is something over 700 brace, made by
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
Saloon Fee to Be increased

There Is move or foot at Crystal
Falls to Incl ease the license Zee of
the twelve saloons that will be licensed
the coming year. The prospects are
that the license will be fixed AZ $3.50
this year and $1,000 next year. 1t Is
understood, says the Crystal Falls
Drill. that when the matter was first
brought up the council men favored
an increase of only Sl0l. This is al
together too little. The Increase should
be much more than that. When it is
considered that in 1908 twentv-ninc
saloons paid $500 each. one can readily
see why in l!l2. with twelve saloons.
the licenses should be $1,000. Mayor
Pjork' m his message. dsSed for a
raise to $500
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

TO the United Kingdom; though prof..
ably considerable share OF that con.
signed To the Netherlands passe.
thence 10 other manufacturing coun-
tries OF Europe for final use.
The growth in exports OF copper
from less than $1,000. 600 n 1852 to a
probable total OF $4,000. 600 in the
current fiscal year has brought this
article to NTH place among the great
export staples OF the country. Taking
the 10 leading articles. copper manu-
features rank fifth. the relative stand
ing In the \ months returns. the lat.
est available figures being: raw cot
ton, 435 million dollars: iron and steel.
l64 million; meat and dairy products,
l05 million: 0rcadstuffs. SO million.
copper manufactures. "a million: min
eral oil. refined, 65 million: wood man
lfacturcs. IS million; leather and mar
lfactures, 80 million; coal and coke.
lS million; and cotton manufactures.
- million dollars
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Father corcOran's Boys to Farm

Father Corcoran's Boys to Farm
The Boys Brigade movement recent
~ started at Iron Mountain by Rev.
James Corcoran is a pronounced sue
cess the BRIGADE already has a mem
bership of nearly two hundred. Drills
are held weekly at st. Mary's Hall
and ARRANGEMENTS have already been
made for additions to the gymnasium
outfit. Assurances have been received
that two hundred rifles can be pro-
cured from the state as soon as the
necessary bond is furnished. rather
Corcoran is, however determined that
the brigade shall, In n measure. be self
sustaining. With this idea IN view
y. c. Cook has donated the use OF
ten acres I'm the southern part OF
the city Father Corcoran intends to
have the land sub divided into small
plots and each member of the brigade
Is expected To cultivate n lot Pota-
toes will be the leading crop. Superin-
tcndent Watja of the Menominee agri-
cultural SCHOOL. has promised to super
intend the work and contribute to the
best of his ability in making the en-
terprlse a success Father Corcoran Is
confident that. In this way, nc viii not
only earn sufficient money to pay for
the uniforms, but also teach the boys a
lesson in industry and a second one
In the knack Of farming.
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ENORMOUS GAIN
IN COPPER TRADE
IiR ~
Imports and Exports This Year
Will Amount TO $50 Mil
lions in Value
TEN TIMES THAT OF 1892
United States Produces Practically
0ne-Half Of Worlds Supply
Much Ore Is Sent Into This Country
For Smelling and Re.
timing.
TEN TIMES THAT OF 1892

Copper and copper Manufacture,
imported into and exported from an,
nited States in the fiscal year l9l.
Rill approximate $50 million dollars
Ia value. or more than 10 times the To.
tai Of 1892 ana almost pa times that
Of 1909. Figures complied by thu Blu
reau OF Statistics. Department Of Com
merce and Labor. show that during the
Q months ending with March imports
Of copper. including both orc and man
uiactures, aggregated 3lh million doll
lars and exports sc million, the total
movement into and out Of the country
thus being 1l7i5 million dollars and in
dicating that the approximate total for
the fiscal year win be- $50 million doll
lars. OF which about 40 million will DE
on the export side.
This total Of ll-H millions dollars
worth of copper and manufactures
thereof passing into and out II the
country during the 3 months endine
with March represents large gain
over preceding Years. Nine months
imports OF copper IN its various Iorms
Increased from less than q million
dollars m 1902 t. 30 million IN 1911 ana
SIZE million in 1912; while exports IN
creased from 3OA million dollars in . !
months 20 77is million IN the CORES !
bonding period of 1911 and sc million I
ia a like period 0f the current year
Much Copper From Alaska.
The current fiscal year is also char
acterized by unusually large receipts
OF copper from Alaska the total guam /
tity, SOa million pounds. beng the
largest on record. The gross value OF
copper ore. matte and regulus ship
ped from Alaska into the United
states Increased from but S6S.P7S in
the nine months ending with March.
1903. 10 1916 SIS In the correepoLdiu-l
period OF 1917 ana $sSS2l-O in a Ike
period in 1872.
The general growth in copper i'm
ports and exports Of the United states n
is Illustrated by the following table
showing the movement by fiscal years
lt dcccnuial periods beginning with II
1852 the figures for 1912 being esumat-
ad upon the basis OF months returns
already received 10y the Bureau o. sta
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

The Maharaiah of something or other
! have forgotten his exact title. as
well as the exact number Ct birds
he killed-also have forgotten where
TO look for il now.
"Of American quail an Oklahoma
market shooter is said to have Killed
two hundred in a day. but | cannot
vouch for this. do know, however. OF
an Illinois market shooter, who killed
seventy-tyo in an afternoon.-all shot
fairly upon the wing. This happened
in the sos.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
easeball sehedule nrnfted-

The tentative schedule drafted by
the schedule committee Of the newly
formed Upper Peninsula Wisconsin
Baseball league has been completed
and forwarded to the various clubs
for confirmation. 1t viii probably be
accepted without change. The Scnedulc
provides for Menomlnee opening the
season in Marinette and Gladstone in
tscanaba. There are To be thirty six
games played by each club, eighteen
OF these In each town. The season IS
10 open May lS and close Sept. Is.
ono game viii be PLAYED i'm Menominee
or Marinette each saturday and sun
day and the same In the two northern
towns In this way the fans of the
twin cities win be able To see two
games cf league bali a week. Holi-
day dates have been left open. Games
with independent clubs may be booked
10y any one of the four clubs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
CURB STOCKS.

j. \. Minnear & Co say today
Reading caused something of sem
sation in the New York list and for a
time il was feared that corner exist
ed as IL ~ wen known fact that a
large shortage exists in the issue.
Reading opened at 1908 and scared
alone l7G. The highest price it ever
sold at Before was l,3% in 1909 The
balance of the list showed strength at
the opening. but some realizing was
noted In the late trading. Copper
shares. were firm and a trine higher
CRANKY CROSSED $50 and looks higher.
Local list firm. Indiana active
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

The New York market was extreme
- excited with advancing prices un-
der the lead Of Reading, closely fol-
lowed by Sugar Common, steel and
Amalgamated. The former stock ad-
vaneed about five points during the
session with all kinds of rumors at
tached' but 1t is safe to say that the
short interest was in a large measure
responsible for the rise Considering
the unusual way the market has act
ed today ana on top OF the steady adj
vance we have. it would seem to as
that caution was in order and that a
few profits should be taken.-R L.
Hail of Gay q Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
MARKETS

Boston-The strength in CRANKY was
the feature OF the local market today.
\ new nign price on this movement
was made AT s6Oh and the buying
looked as if it WIS for well posted pco.
pie. Old Colony and Maynower were
slightly higher. The balance of the
copper list showed little change. Ii is
confidently expected the next dividend
on Quincy will be $3.50 and the stock
should sell at lOO.- Foster of Paine.
Webber q co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

vities took place according to Austrian
custom and dinner and supper were
served 10 l2c persons one Of the
customs is to present the bride with
money. and as "A result Mrs. Papesch
received $3.50 in silver which viii go a
WAYS towards furnishing their home
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
W.THURTELI
TIE OP-OME-kIST

. now y Calumet and ~Ill be glad 10
welcome his friends and ratrons. or.
ice In Orenstein Blk. Hours 70 a
and z to T.. M. A thorough examin.
alton OF the eyes and glasses ground
to correct retroactive errors. All work
guaranteed. Phone k2s w.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-Position by experienced
chauffeur. Can give good references.
Inquire News office. 20
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

Most of tho copper imported into ana
exported from the United states is i'm
the form OF pigs ngOts. bars, and
plates. OF the 3lia million dollars
worth OF copper imported in the 9
months ending with March. % million
dollars represented the value Of cop
per piss, ingots. etc, million matte
and regulus, and Az million ore OF
the Sc million dollars worth of copper
exported during the same period. so
million dollars represented the value Of
piss. iugots, etc. pc million dollars
That Of matte and reculus. and 3It mil
lion dollars all other manufactures
Sources Of Imported Copper
The chief sources of imported COP.
per, according 10 the stated countries
Of origin reported To the Bureau Of
statistics, are Mexico, Peru. Chile.
Canada, Cuba Spain. Australia. and
Japan. or the 200 million pounds Of
copper pigs etc. imported IN the o
months ending with March, 81 million
pounds werc from Mexico 33ll mill
lion from Peru, l9M million from
spain, 18H million from Japan. t7t.
million from Australia. and 49, mill
lion from Canada OF the 81 million
pounds Of ore. matte md rcguus I'M
ported from foreign countries I'm the
same period ~ million pounds were
from Canada. ~ million from chile. II
million from Mexico. and 10 million
from Cuba while smaller amounts
We're brought from Spain and GER
many Tile heavy importations of
copper into the United States. which
Itself produces practically me-half OF
the copper of the world are due chiefly
10 the superior facilities ir the Unit
cd States for smelling and refining. the
ore being sent from comparatively
near-by countries for smelling and
that IN the moro advanced form Of
manufacture being. in most cases for
refining or with the purpose " cx.
tracing the precious metals which il
contains
Big Gain In Exports.
Europe is the great market for the
copper manufactures exported from the
United states. OF the G2i million
pounds Of copper pigs. ingots, etc. ex-
ported during the . months ending
with March COS million pounds went
To Europe. as against but ~ million
pounds to Canada and about million
pounds TO all other countries. Neither
lands heads the list Of countries of
stated destination with i58 million
pounds ia months, compared with 10
million pounds exported 10 Germany.
us million to France, and 81 million
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26
UPPER PENINSULA
Plans out for New Church

lronw God has approved the plans and
specifications for its proposed church
edifce. which viii DE erected on the
northeast corner Of Norfolk and Au-
rora streets the coming summer Work
VIII be started when The subscriptions
amount To four thousand dollars. Zion
congregation il steadily increasing in
size. thrty-one new commandments
having been added to the membership
on Palm Sunday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

FOR RENT-One furnished room on
Eighth St; three furnished rooms ON
lroquois ST.; all modern convenIences.
Apply Ed. Nelson, Calumet. 20
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

Anton Papesch and Miss Mary Spe-
har. young Austrian couple. were
married at ST Francis de- Sales church
Manistique. Rev. b. j. Il. Schievers
officiating and Miss Francis Lasicl1
acting as bridesmaid and Mike Suctscl
as groomsr1an. After the ceremony
the couple went TO the home Of George
Frankovich, where the wedding festi-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

WANTED-At once, dry goods sales
lady. Must be experienced. Steady
position. good salary TO the right par
ty None other than experienced
need apply. The Boston store, Laur-
ium. II
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HELP wANTEo-FeMALs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. one chamber
maid and Mattresses Apply calu-
met Hotel between Z anu s p. NJ. -26
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BOSTON STOCKS.

from Paine, Webber & Co. and
Gay & Stureis.)
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Good barn. Apply Mrs
Margaret Krupp. 422 Pine CT. Cal
umet o.
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FOR SALE

FOR SlLD-Chicken coop SxiG with
scratch pen and SO laying pullets and
cockerels. Apply j. T. Rowe, Cop
per Range depot, Laurium. %
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FOR SALE-7-room house with iock
foundation. 726 Waterworks st.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

FOR SALE-4-rooni house. No. 1926,
behind Calumet dam. inquire within.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-26

FOR SALE-House, No. 1888 Elm St,
Yellow Jacket.
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a good four room ofllEs. lIte roof
front porch, hard: V flIs eella1
ana smokehouses On 1T 4e9l2S l-2
One-haH cash, 6aianee - one ~.
and three years In BsGdgls addition
to WIlsonbufg
A good, tV1O-gtoEy. nine room house
slate roof, with hardwood finish and
concrete Eoud datIOn; on LOT 25x100 IT.
IN Glen DIX Easy terms.
good, two-story, sever room
house, sIate roof cement block 9oun-
dalton. Easement Two porches. attic
two cabinet mantels, oak dutshs 10
Gated on lot 4Ox12o, with alley IN
rear.
A good business location corner lot
store room 1896 IN good business sub
furb OF Clarksburg. Rents for $25 PEI
month. Price $22eO.
FOR SALE or RENT.
A good, two-story, eight room house
four porches, large pantry and base;
ment, "a acre lot; in Glenwood add.
ton to Adamston, w Va.
a II room house. suitable for board
ing and booming good Fertla propci
sit:oa; on west Iechan5e steee $1%
600 down, balance to suit purchases
q For paEticualrs regarding the aboV
properties, see Clarksburg Insurance
Agency, McCarty Bldg second aaog9
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The AIl3
81 I-Itt "a .llIt 81. ..Iz1e J'- Boss u.
Ha1Ill .sIglEiissd
alled Sonss despite che
as r.la5 1ei
Izno.E1 Il nee Tot s.3dIl 91t
eufiee 10 sa5 Il made eleessea
hit Mss Dorothy We4aee
1lr. Barrett n ne e5l1ed e. lzsE 5
he audience IN IEuElle-ls roql.
rise 81 tie eu..to,il3l!-.. ilolll5ll5 =
.4enr nie1t, ana three e9sh TELEas ere
oRered with3 everybody allowed g
try for them. commenctng Monday
the company oReEs one Of che stToles
plays IA It's REPERTOIRE. 8. q dam
satan. featuring Dorothy 9sa44ee9
IN the title role The company ot5I
fers $40 in gold to any couple who
win be married on stage n tpl4 yle...
OF the audience All expenses via
be paid. such IS license, lowers CAP
to ana from theater. etc Girls
think it over AGatinees are given,
on wednesday and Saturday, ten
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FOR SAIE-Esht room house with
good sized lot on Horror avenue.
price and terms Reasonable. IL
lots in Pritchard and Reynolds ad-
diuons. Northview. all in about one
block OF the new street car line
Price $500 and up per lot. J. o. T.
T!dIcr. 2l4 Court St. City.
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sITUAIIOEIs WANTED

WANTED-By a middle aged man. :,
position as clerk in store OF livery
barn or bookkeeper. Experienced.
Cali or write E. E. Hawkins. La
Gears Livery Barn. Warrington. w.
va. Bell phone.
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Bnsiness opportunitY

W.ANTED-TO trade improved prop
erty for a vacant lot, close in ciry
or viii take suburb property il in
good location. For Information.
address p. o. Box 80. 50. cIarksburB
w Va.
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FOR sALE-Good farms ranging
from 80 to 2SS acres. Prices nc
eordingly. Farms lay near Zanes-
vile. Ohio. Do not buy until you
see what I have. Address c. n.
Mock. 4s 1-e \. 9Th St. GAINESVILLE.
Ohio.
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BURIAL HERE.

Samuel Fargo. aged six months, san
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fargo. OF Rose
bud. died at their home there Friday
morning at IGz O'Clock after few
days illness Of cholera infantum- The
funeral 4H be held st the home Sat
urday nfninA andsburial viii be in
sIRe FIoi cross cemetery here.
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.Daues.T q ~
Family ReuntOn.
MRS. POST INJURED.

while driving into the city Friday
morning from Temple Moor, MS Ira
O. Rost5gas brown emit OF a7Ruggy4
when. sr hose stun ed ana felFs
Her F1g1t Wr.sss vas fragtured-
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Fob SALE

PEYNoTDS ADDITTON-For sale, ;
room bungaIow and lot 5ox5o: also
lots 25x5o and 25x115. For lease
or sale. corner lot 5Ox115, all on
street car line. For rent. room
bungalow on car line. desirably 10
Gated. Apply to owner on the
nremises in the afternoon.
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REMOVAL NOTICE. $3.50.
DR.. Avis. dentist. announces tlleSfe-
noval of his Offices from ss45z 'EEest
Sfai1s street tos4he UnioR Medicinal
Bank Building, Fourth door. front
Ben phone.
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.SlGM S.

Hoffman Han and delightful RI9g
gram OF music was played by the
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NOTICE 10 THE RUBLIC.

To whom 1t May Concern:
Prides Chapel a N. z church viii:
not be responsible for any debts OF
the Rev. ". n. Thomas, who has been
7emoxed.y BY order oS'9gi2 SIS 8
c, {. Jones
4S las 81. THOMAS <
a. 81 LEE
zGlE5g8 :
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Fob saiaIs -Loc l0x12o on StelleI
Ave- stealey aeiEhts- Graded Tor
building. Well on LOT beaqttsf g
place Tor a home. Price $500, sSlet
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Statesmen

HAT S1LEsIAN-LaIge exclusive
importing Mexican and Harvest Hat
house desires ambitious, reliable
men with retail store experience to
represent them, also men possess
ing horse and buggy or motor cycle
to work small towns. Liberal COM
missions and prompt advancement.
Send photo, references and details.
Mexican American Hat Co., st.
Louis. Mo-
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FOR sALE-Sne OF tie pre4fIest ana.
most convenient little homes in tn
heart OF clarksburs, only a few,
minutes walk from the court house,
Recently built. new ~ painted and
finely papered; six rooms and BATH
large verandas slate roof, oak finish
throughout. elegant cabinet uantels.
and fixtures, large lawn. Bulls for.
a home. The best proposition on
the market. Cash or terms. APPS
ply J=47. the RflIison.Dennison ce
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8 o. s..IE--ZIAGE LICENsE.

a marriage license has been Issued
TO CHARLES c. Gather and Leslie Nc
Dougal.
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SATGIEIOAY IeY1ElI7I5G Post. =
LADIES' HONE
= THE COUNTY,
: sare s418 nn he Rdgt-kzll
soc On the Journal b
.srtserfbing by the year
VI 6. VGl79fslls
Box a, clarksburg.
EARN SO weelzly. 5idsesss poste
cards at home Bunch 81 cards a9d
part5culass- o. 4. B. Postcard Co..
station D z7s, Grand Rapids, Mich.
LADIES HOME. 1oUBlSIE $50
year. Subscribe zn0P fdr. the Pic
roraI Teyie1V, one year So years
$3.50, 5 years 81, or 5 years $500.
Woman,a Home e.oIaI1a1lin u. sS-y-eGrs
SO Saturday Evening Post $50.
Grace E. Keyes. corner Third AID
Hickman streets. Bell S62-J.
RRENG Us YOUR Fl5Lss
II you want the finest developing.
printing. copying and charging;
let us furnish your kodak work.
An Alas developed Zoe a roll. W.
A. Anon, second s. Sore Bldg.
HONE PoRTIElTTTs ,11St,S yours v,uy.
IntImate pictures Of yourself and
cl7!Idren. also fasl1lt gl1ts. and inter
TorS May we cali and show sans
pies? W. A.. Anon. Gore Bldg.
second ST.. Home phone s45-W.
MSS LOUISE KEAN-Pup1 Of Pea
body Conservatory OF Music, Balti-
more, Nd, teacher OF PIANoFoRTE
practical theoE1Aand ear training,
viii constitute q part Of every pu-
piTs course hone 5Os-X, 4S7 W.
Main st--
WANTED-Yo1r pipes ana. unbrel-
las Tor repairing. UmbreIlas re-
covered. BsvyS Smoke House,
PIlEsSst. =
g .oUR Way STUDIO
=. Z am prepared to personaSy make
sittings for homo portrait t. IN your
osgn home. 40 Calls answered for
heap work. car Qr tslephqne foryaan
appointment.
MRS z:
s. WANIEB
WANTED TO BGT-A second hand
= refrigerator to hold $50 to 209
pounds Of ice; must be in good con-
dition and cheap. Address ". B.
sCurry, Box IS, city
host, sTRAY7Bs Or sEOEEN-
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-27

WANTED-5 experienced dressmakers
for the alreration department. Con-
Ger directly with Mr.. souders. The
Parsons-Souders Co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-27

WANTED salesman, large list of
openings. paying big salaries. 40
charge for course until We place
you. Write now. Limited offer 20
obtain graduate students to meet
demand. The Interna tionai Coop
erative SaIesran,s Training Asso-
citation. Branch "E" Charleston.
". Va. Inc