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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
COMISION
de Reputation de Aspirantes al Ejer-
cicio de la Abogacia

La Comision nombrada por ell Homo
fable Tribunal Supreme, de conforml-
dad con la Ley de | de Mario, para IN
formar sobre las condolences morales
de los aspirantes al ejercicio de la abo-
gacia ante los Tribunales de la Isla de
Puerto Rico, acordo adoptar como re-
gia fila para todos los aspirantes, la de
que. aGemas de la prueba de declara-
clones juradas del aspirante Y de dos
personals de reputation, Sc anuncie la
solicitud Ell dos peri0dicos por el ter
mino dc diez dias. fin de que cual-
quier persona habitante de esta isla.
pueda presentar queja fundada IL OBJ
jeci6n contra la admission del aspiran.
te
Y cstando pendiente de informe la
SoIicitud del senor don PABLO BER-
GA PONCE. Sc publica este anuncio
Ell cumplimiento del ameritado acuer-
do, y Il los efectos eXpresados en- ell
mismo, hacienda saber que las queias
II objcciones que deseen hacerse, de5en
presentarSe EN- ell termino de diez diaS
a contar de la publication del presente
anuncio. pueden dirigirse la Comi-
sion por conducto del Secretario cue
SuScribe
San Juan, Puerto Rico. a q de No
viembre de 1912
Jorge v Dominguez
Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
Nuevos abogados
PABLO BERGA PONCE Y MIGUEL
MARCOS MORALES.

Dos Jovenes mteligentes estudiosos,
que conslguen siempre 10 que Sc propo-
men, graclaS a su tesonero esfuerzo, han
triunfado esplendidamente en- su 1ltimo
empeno Pablo Berga Ponce Miguel
Marcos Morales, que es a quienes nos
referimos, acaban de aprobar sus exa-
menes con las mas atlas califcaciones.
Ell Tribunal Supreme les ha eXpedido
sus t1tltos de Uddos en- Derecho.
Berga es un buen amigo nuestro. Du-
rante mucho tempo fue nuestro CORES
ponsal Ell Mayaguez, y su labor como tai
fue brillante Y de SECURE que en- la
abogacia ha Ide alcanzar muchos laureles.
FL BOLETIN felicita carinosamente
a los buenos amigos EN- este dia de salts
tacclOn Suprema para ellOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
JESUS L. Pereyo,
NOTAS HIPICAS
SecretarlO

Ell programa para las carreras de ma
mana, jueves en- el Hip6dromo de Mira
mar. es el siguiente:
la. carrera 900 metros Guayacan.
BandUlero, Dragon y Hebra de ORC, con
80 libras, Y Tom y Clavel con S5
IA. carrera. 900 metros Chaglito 30
libraS, Indiana 50, Pensamiento IS Y
Carmelita Y Granada So
3a. carrcra. 1000 metros Two Step
so hbras, Luper6n Marino Toa 50.
ia. earrera. 1000 metros C66ro 90
ibras. Mulato IS, Secreto Taboo 70.
5a carrera, media milla Secretario
Pope. Desengano. Cesar. todos con 90
libras
La sexta carrera, a mil metros, esta
a1n alberta Hasta ahora hay insc1itos
en- ella Beauty con 120 libras Y Mouven
con 100.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
ESTA NOCHE
\ BENEFICIO DEL REFUGIO

FL producto dc la function de esta no
he en- el popular Cine die Portell Y Gar
ia, es para el Refugio de Ninos Desam-
oarados, benetica institution que dirige
ON amor Y entusiasmo el senor Fernan-
Iez Juncos
FL programa Is interesantisimo, eXhi-
oiendose entire otras belas peliculas. Ii
itulada FL Calvario -
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81 uSted quiere vender, necesita que
Ell lector de su anuncio tenga dinero pa
Ia cOmprar.
Andnciese en- ell BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
PARA Ell REFUGIO

La Logia Elegidos de la Patria de
esta ciudad, envi6 al Presidente del Re
fugio de Ninos Desamparados siete do
HAIRS y 93 centavos, procmcto de la colec-
ia de Beneticencia en- eI festival de su
inauguration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
seLxrIN nxRoANrIL Dx PUxRre RrCe.

Los siguientes servicios han sido
prestados por la policla de este distrito
EN- ell dfa de aver:
Infraccion de ordenanzas municipal
les 81 juegos prohibidos 9, hurto me-
nor |, portar armas l, alterar la paz 2,
crueldad con animales, j.
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Sc ALQUILA un magnffco local en-
10 mas centrico de San Juan, a prop6-
sito para oficina Informaran:
A. Espasas y Ca, Cruz II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

En- el Condado, trat6 de suicidarse
aver la sonora Guillermina Ruiz tiran-
dose al mar, de donde fue sacada por
los indJviduos Marcelino Andino y Ma
Ximo Figueroa
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d E V A JE

Acompanado de st elegante esposa Y
de Su hijo embarcara pr6ximamente
para Nueva York, nuestro distinguido
amigo don Manuel Sanchez Morales.
persona que goza de alta estimaci6n en-
esta capital
Les anticipamoS los yiajeroS nues-
tros deseos de una feiz travesia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

Jorge V. Dominguez
SecretariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
MAS NOTICLAS

Aver. en la calIe de Rafael Cordero
Il individuo jesus Martinez agredi6 a
Rafael Mirabal. causandole una leve
confusion en- la cabeza .El agresor fu6
arrestado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27
E d C T O
En- la Corte de Distrito del Dlstrlto
Judicial de Humacao, Puerto Rico
Nnmero 277S.

Estados Unidos de America.-El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos-ss:
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$400 AL MES!
80 Tenga NegOciO PrOpio

- ST es a
Vd. ganan
do m { n os
de 800 q
la semana,
deberia es-
cribirn o 8
oy M Is IA o
ayu-
1arle 4 que con-
riqueEas y
se haga inde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-27

Han ingresado Ell el Presidio proce-
denteS de las carreteras de Caguas
Pueblo Viejo Y Cayey ~ confnados
para emplearlos en- los trabajos que Sc
estan efectuando para la 'Fera In
Sular.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

Of f7e Legislature Of This
Safe o. Bs q Very
InlnQTt n ae.

= ~ Z
II - llpCls TIE 1913 ses-
sfsin 81 ne YIrgipIa 4es:slatuEe
:.6e one OF. IKE most important
atous 81 the History os.the
81 fe, In addition to standingE for
t6S RspubIicsn platform pledges, the
pro-s iiVesin both branches OF the
body. n endfeaxor to have adopted
into lGU & ngmbar OF the principles
contained in the progressive ma
tiona1 psaefo4m among which will
be Included the initiative. the ref
erenduuia md the Fecan Of judicial
decisions. Wcmsnss suffrage. and
whether or not the amendment max
ing Suffrage p fbae shall be pre-
scented for the aDpreval OF the peo-
pie. will pFoEe another great issue
with the ProgTessiTes stand ng prac-
tfcalg solid for submission
The election OF United States sem
ators by direct vote OF the people.
and the proposed senatorial and
presidential primary laws are per
-haps holding a larger shade of pub
lice attention just now than any
other matters to receive eonsidera-
ton by the state government body
The shameful experience encounter
ed dufing thezlast session as re-
sult 6fetEe Watson4ch tltPn scandal,
.HSSs;-- ffaT6FisS57f vFeil.lesFned lesson.
and it was thro1gh a determination
on the part OF tie people TO hence
forth eliminate the possibilities for
such a disgraceTul state OF affairs
that the Democrats control ia the
legislature was overthrow.
Other burning issues that viii re-
ceive attention will include the con-
servaton OF natural resources, the
creation OF public utilities com
mission, a general law for municipal
charters, a law providing for the re-
moval Of derilict oafcers by the gov
ernor, ana measures designed to
simplify the procedure OF the in
termediate and circuit courts. in pr
der to obtain simpler cheaper and
more perfect justice to aE4. ~
Governor .Glasscoc4's message to
the LEGISLATURE viii determine 70
considerable extent the order Of leg-
islation TO be sought. The chief ex-
ecutive is now engaged in drawing
up the form OF THE message. which,
in view Of the g6vsrnor's progres-
sive inclinat-1Gs. promises to con-
tain some radical progressive recon-
mendations.
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nar EaSsss= ana: i1ifssslheF4Is sslllsll -
hono the day before ThankngivinE-- %
say che rest OF the week julie q eEq.ElsS
IEkO. her. She - . dream Your afeetion-
nfo son. MILLS
SSueh vas the note that found It's
Wayrpo allow rooted TaFnh0Es,e stunt
ed On the oucsIzlrts or New England
VILLAGE some sere6l1t;ys miles from The
1p1z1s:itt7 city, C6nfrsion= p41iERed su-
oren6e IN 'tiSs ifttie home Ughel1 she
elder Langdo1 returned fFOm the post
once. bringing the above Information
The letter mad been passed round thr
Itte Sliding room table. with its rec
cover and It's kerosene lamp. sand had
been read over and over by Mrs LaZsE-
don. the students mother and her
niece Jeanette. Mr. LapSdon. after
disposIne OF his hat coat and heavy
boots. read the note aeeiPP5 yf>ss "a:
,ejuIie Is coming doasn With ne. and
hopet 500 win. 4fkek bsSsss shes q .
dream. De repeated slowly. looking at
his wife inqufrinsly-
'He has never written to me about
any Julie mex even hiqfed rPPquf one
wben he,s s den ( 4 81 atne.: she Answered.
in reply to his Iook- II hope he amt
gone and married somebody on the
QuIet= rhey do such queer things In
college nowadays" she added nervous
~. giving a side Iook Of eoncerh- at
the sweet faced GiEi opposite.
81 don't believe hes gone and done
anything SO foolish as that" returned
the father.
could you Imagine him bringing
girl. a stanger. here and not being
married to her2' she queried
ut Is rather singular" he unused.
turning che letter over what do you
think about it. Jeanette!
III suppose there are some very
beautiful girls. In The cities. in fact
perfect dreams. as ne says" she re-
piled hesitadn:zly. '.and-and Mills IS
young and tmpulsive-"
.-Sometimes dreams run Into night
mares" commented the farmer. pick
ing up his evening paper.
The pale young face across the table
1TaS e6ectualIy hidden behind news
PAPER. A wildly beating heart was
also enectnaIIy hidden beneath the
folds OF soft gray dress. The look
of wonderment and pain upon the sen.
sitfve face told It's own story
.sDeary me. T don't know where we
win put her. or however we VIII en-
terrain her. continued Mrs. Sd1Edon.
rnusingly. I'll. suppose she might
have your room: that IS. Il yga1 didn't
want TO share It' with ber- Jeanette.
and you might make the =, ehambeE
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do for the time being" she added. nd
dressing the daughter OF her only sis.
ter. some years deceased.
--She can have my room and vel
come said the white faced girl. With
effort. from behind the paper
..But you thought perhaps they werr
married. suggested BIr. Langdon
Il am merely trytnE % .setr1ilse'
things to meet all conditions; we are
wholly 10 the DARK" said the practical.
mother
wen. as far as entertaining her IS
concerned. If they are Just murrie'i
they'll entertain each other. and II
they're merely engaged Mills won't
give nnyl,pdy but himself a chance To.
DO any. enteTtNininE.." de';lared the In.
ther reIniui&ceMriy.
rhe evening. usually devoted TO
books ana papers. was mostly given
over 10 discussing the prospective
dnusnrer-in-aw. and plans for 4 more
elaborate Thanksgiving dinner than
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Handmade veivs.

A handsome handmade veil with the
owners initials emI,roidered on IL IS
a.nice ..!ft for the. woman who motors,
One giGt OF the sort than rfnn"T but
be usefuI is set Of hands eFe6iefs
rather larger thaD c,fe ordinary ones
FOR women ana with. the owners iui-
iiaIs embroidered on tipy mogoFcar
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FOR sA1F

:EoR sAIE-89 acre farm in two
miles Of. Kingwood, one=half7Inile
from railroad station, practicahS
level. $4,000. or $3.50 and
serve oil and gas. Write or can
on George Peek. Bridgeport. W.
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nEAurY RAo.

lSbox, sextrq handkerchief. bottle OF
Smelling salts or toilet accessories IKE
ly 70 be needed on an outing. Among
these might be cold cream, smaH
cake of soap for the hands and aHy
cory,n
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FTRS- FURS. FTRS-I have a few
sets of sample furs. new and per-
fect which will sacrifice at fol-
lowing prices:
white Iceland FOX set SIS value $50
aandsome ot ss6 ~ Set ,! al $500.
! P..CN $50 5lacs novelty set.
.eS eiao"I , q 9Th IA faiIs. scarf
arEe Eas NJ. .;,I II +aiis and head.
!" ma IN 81. ~ vo,i. -roo5a1 a rare
tatese eos value s75. one
p lHs13s.a az 80 rox set for $40,
LnS .iA e. ,-,SSsa arasrrea4 bargains
and only have few sets; VIII , sen@
on approval To- any Soure7S a1 STe
to eamination. Wieh .1. 90
II interested IN prices 4esS lll<.n ~ ~.
ha1f actual value. crop p.. Pos'1 So
once No. 542, care TeleesE 'a-1.- o.l-s.'
-o7, S.TE 4 y,,,I,opr oos range in
Z Slas & call at
apartment D. Jones elae.
ron s.T15-.TIE3 TRACES. 2 and 5
E'Iss $500 .ofI ann4e' ,rees handy
aeFe es 100 ~ 5000 500 down
I - ~ ~ n-e and Evro years. II
oaSlLsce a - - in <rood location.
~ns-~ l,reet car line, school and
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STORE FOR SALE-StOck Of general
merchandise in one of the best lo-
cations in Clarks0urg. doing good
business, good reason for selling,
will invoice about $500. one OF the
best business opportunities in. town,
reasonable rent. II you are look
ing for business do not miss this
opportunity. Mutual Real Estate &
Brokerage Co, rooms 20 and 21,.
Gore Bldg.
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a.. G. Hughes. Of Weston. was 9
business yisi6or here wednesday
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Mr. and Mrs. E. S. RoEntne, 81 Wheel
ing. we're, visitors here Wednesday
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The most feminine heart wouldn't
think of leapinS at sight OF this Little
mousie-iu fact, one can sit in per-
feet calrnnsSS while he CANDLES on
ones iRsuep. For the mouse is mere
~ e7nbroidered on the s:iEeu stocking.
The embroidery IS done on the thread
silk stocking with mouse colored silk
and - the fleet tS- very Tgaeurai Oaud
rather s;arrliuE as mrs: glimpse.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

OF automobuing headgear
is chat & should be comfortable and,
stable Hats. bonnets or hoods THAT
can be displaced by the wind are worse
than useless.
For the outdoor girl there. is nothing
IN the way OF outntor accessories that
has made such Al hit as the knitted
wool sets. consisting Of cap. mu1 and
scarf
AutomobilinG IS 90 popular that most
OF US nave among our friends some
body who motors, and aaE-1Etde which
adds to the convenience or comfort Of
the motorist Will be greatlX appIeciat.
ed. for such thfngs are not always to
be had in the shops
First Aid For Metorista.
An emergency case, fitted out with
adhesive and court plaster. strips Of
auZe. absorbent cotton, a small bottle
OF peroxide and a few other simple
drugs useful IN cases Of illness or Hcci.
dent may sbe put up in compact form
to be sfo1Eed away in one OF the pock-
cts Of rhe5car. for accidents sometimes
happen when ir Is not possible to get
medical help. Then the emergency
case has its uses.
A Beauty Bag.
The pretty bag shown here may be
carried on the arm. It may be design
ed in coIors to match the motoring
garE. Old rose silk faced with green
Is used for the smart bag illustrated
The lowered part is cut out Of a sin
GIe round piece OF silk. The edges are
In deep points.
The bag is lined with pale green silk
a casing for narrow ribbon OF pale
green to match the lining is run in
side the bag a star shaped section
Of green silk is STITCHED TO the bottom
OF the. nag. the ends Of tue tabs being
caught 10 the sides of the b''I land
finished with TINY bows OF ribbon =
Thts bag was li1ted with tiny pockets
into which .eouid be slipped the powder
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

FOR SALE-onc big boned POlan
China. male hog, after December l:
also some Ancona eockereIs. Q. E
Goodwin. Remington. w. Va.
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FOR SAIdE-LlfBrary, dining room,
bed room, and MScllen furniture.
All IN first class condition. WIN sell
at a sacrifice. Apply at second
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Here s q hood easily made and tlain.
n. which vim ,prote d useEI5 81 ssfoF
the feminine E1oooFtst. whether she .
Iy71lv g. cid Its 6 elOtl g brown
Rild white mixture combined With
plain white IN baell,st weave cloth. Ina
.iShtSe iS1for the Bind along the front Of
the hood and for the daring angular
yIlli.I1,tessaac the back. Crozs sgtltGh N
coarse sfllS & usel 20 eeOE eelQth
at the hack and. on. e. 3 - -. the
carp. Rosettes Of ri519lz.l s114es
are adorned with laPgg re qglsS
covered. with silk. .1he-o. loOs are NJ p
fehed on with cross stitch 89p20n ties
SIS frQEl the ailll- . Eo1.ti
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FOUND

morning on Pike
street, a sum OF money. Address
l. h. care Telegram ONCE.
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191e-1013 CAT.AnoG or Clubbing rates
now ready. Please send postal or
telephone for one.
LADIES HOME JOCREAB $3.50
SATURDAY EVENING POST $3.50
Make splendid Christmas EifcS-
Beau siEul Sife card sent in time to
be received on Christmas morning
announcing tf7e gift. Subscribe nov.
can Beil662-J- Grace E. Keyes.
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WANTED-female Help

WANTED-GIrIs for selecting room.
Apply at once ct factory. Hazel-At-
las Glass Factory.
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RTTV ATEoWa WANTEp

WANTED-By young
man aged S5. with oil and gas COM
pany. Have had II years field ex-
perieace: now employed but would
like to change. Am married and
can furnish drst-cIass reference.
Write &c. s. A." Box .. care Tele-
gram.
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10 ". F. Long. Industrial addition,
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WA NTF1H-TCIT pipes ana almOrel-
las Tor repairias. Umbrellas re-
covered. LevyP Smoke House.
Pike ST.
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GIRLS WANTED-FfrSC class sew
ers. Apply a: once TO s. Newman.
Ladies Tailor. Empire BIDS 5th
floor. 80
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w.n duplicate every oner made
by any esponsIbIe publisher or agent
on all Book and Magazine Clubs. Tel
ephone Bell 662-J. I will call. Grace
e. Kcyes. corner Third and Hickman
SITS.
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knitted OF crocheted hoods axe ~.
ways acceptable. ana each season
brtnr.s is own paricular styles- One
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LOST

STRAYED-NOvcnlb 10th, brindIe
COW. with spot on back. about eight
years old. Any information will be
rewarded ice Homuz, GrasSeIu.
". va.
LosT-Tuesday night between Inter
urban station and Victoria Theatre
4 gold brooch. with letter e" en-
Eraved thereon. Finder please re-
turn 10 telegram office.
between Fifth and Kessier hospital.
large dress suit case. DR.. S, NJ
Mason printed on end. Finder re-
torn to Kcssler hospital and receive
reward. No questions asked
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WANTED IJNEEDIATELY- - An ex-
perienced competent stenographer.
address. giving references. GA En-
pire Bldg, City.
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M M onNE

49,.
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WANTED-Ar once, lady clerk. |
References required. Apply at |
Swager's Confectionery. 2I4 West |
Pike St, opposite posoomee.
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FOR TSIElsT CLASS DRESSNfAKLNG
md -reasonabeI charges. call Bell
phone S54-w.
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OF al hndS,1in

FOR SALE-At . sacrifice, . now
seven room dwelling on hne lot
not far from court house. Adj
dress CONFIDENTIAL" Box sl5,
Clarksburg.
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HAVE SOME REAL. GcnaincIy good
pictures made OF yourself and send
them TO your friends and relatives
for Xmas, at the Our Way Studio
Mrs. NJ. z. Rar:ck.
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nAl.S ST3EET

Frame cling
STATE foof, cement block
dalton, 7 rooms. bath, lail.
cellar. cabinet manteS
finish, lot 4Ox I 40 feet TO S
PRICE $500
One-tfiFd down, one and
Two years.
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DUFF STREE
Vacant lot 40x120 tee
alley.
PRlcE So

$500 down, one NO,
and four yea
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WANTED AT ONCE-Pfn settlers at
the Gore Bowling Alleys.
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WANBED-MaIe Help

to work on peanut
and pop corn wagon Apply at cor
ner Main and Third SIS. C. L. Gill
lis.
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GIRL sVANTED-FOr general house
woFx: references required Apply
at 256 Clay St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

z oooFE cord f3ffon:: a Ia rlsai7 Call at
,Apartment 3D., Jones Fiat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

FOR RENT-FurnisIled rooms for
light Housekeeping 100 HoIt Ave
me, Bell phone 74o-R.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

WANTED-Dressma to sew by tho
day. Apply at 344 Hickman 81.
Bell phone g25-W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

4 GIRL, aged 10, would Ike TO work
in store: can read and write good.
Apply TO Helen Barno, p. X House
40. los.
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FOR RENT = Five unfurnished
rooms with use of bath and phone
Rent reasonable. Apply at $50 b
Poplar ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

WASTED-POsftiOn of any kind. by a
young man 70 work evenings after
O'Clock. Wiling to put in this
spare time n anything. AT pres
ent employed In day time. Address
a r. B." care Teisgrazn Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

W.ANTED-By a woman. a situation
as nurse. Invalid preferred. Adj
dress R. Ed. No. 3 BOX %, Cam
den. W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-20

WANTED-Home for girl baby three
months OF age, only reliable par
ties need apply. Ollie FOgg, Glen
Elk 30. 2.
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Store. 1 SSSco - :.
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ron REST-Wfth board, large well
furnished room, bath and teie-
phone. 40 Lee st.