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The Washington times., 1912-07-26

ed off with a rush in the opening in
ming. Donovan was out and Johnson
gave E1sh four wide ones. Cobb
and counted a moment later on CraT-
ford's single TO. right.
The Climbers got right into the fray
at the start. Moeller walked. but was
caught or first Foster drew four, and
Milan was safe when Moriarty failed
to handle Bush's throw. Foster pulled
up at third, and Milan went on to sec
ond. Gabdil. got his first hit of the al
Cobb heaved wild In trying to get Milan
at the plate. Gandil took third on the
| throw-in. Morgan walked. and Aia-
smith forced Chick at the plate. Null
lin threw out Mcbride.
The Tigers got run in the third
Donovan drew pass. and when Bush p
swing dropped in 'front.' OF the plate Ain
I smith throw wild to second n catch
threw out Cobb while Donovan scored.
| in the next round with Moriarty down,
Louden singled. Morgan made great
try after Kocher's grounder, but failed
to stop 1t, Louden taking third, aud
Walters low ones.
In the fifth the Climbers got busy for
two more runs. Moeller got to first
when Moriarty failed to handle Koch
at first. Deal miscued on Milan's
yrounder and a moment later Gandij
ripped OFT triple which Bill Donovan
failed 10 get hold of.
Substituted for Mullin.
Ralph Works took up the running for
| Mullin, who had his foot spiked in COW
| ering first In the sixth. johnson got
to first after striking at bad bail
which Kocher missed as the thir !
strike. Moeller lined out to Cobb, and
Foster forced johnson at second Eddie
stole second and counted when Milan
singled to left. Milan then stole third,
and counted when Deal failed to stop
Kocher's throw to head him eff.
Things looked bad in the eighth. Busn,
The Washington times., 1912-07-26
Nick Arok Reports Nationals Cleveland Help Schaefr Coac
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAcUA
Standing Of tine Clubs.
Yesterday's Results.

Games Today.
No games scheduled,
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, s: Washington, 4.
washington, q: Detroit, s.
Philadelphia, 8: 81. Louis, 2.
st. Louis. 4; Philadelphia, g..
Chicago, 6: New York, 4.
Cleveland, 1: Boston.
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DIR. SHADE
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Special and Private Ailments of Both
Sexes cured promptly. :"
Consultation free. medicines furnished,
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The Washington times., 1912-07-26
BIG LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At American League Park r. II. K.
Chicago ........ 0 o o / 03 0 o 0 2--6 II 0
New York -. 1 o 90 3 0 0 0 0 o. 10 2
Batteries--Benz. walsh, and Sullivan; !;
Caldwell, Warhop, and Sweeney. Um-
pires-Egan and Sheridan.
At Boston RHE
Cleveland ....... 0 0000-I o
Boston .......... 0 0 o 10000 1
Batteries-Gregg and O'Neil; Collins,
Bedient, and Carrigan. Umpires-Con-
molly and Hart. I..
At Philadelphia: First game r. III. e.
Athletics ........ o0o300oox-3
Batteries--Coombs and Lapp; Mitchell
and Kricheil. Umpires-O' Brien and
Dineen.
Second game r. H. e.
St. Louis. oo00ol3oo- 8 !
Batteries-Hamilton and Stephens; !;
The Washington times., 1912-07-26
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh. s; Brooklyn. 7.
Kirby, With Good Record,
is Sold to the Giants

. DETROIT, Mich. July 2s.--Larue
Kirby pitched game of ball for
Traverse city today and won 1T. after
which Hamilton. the manager, an
nounced that the star of the league
had been sold to the New York Giants
for $500 and would report there at
once. Out of eighteen games pitched
this season Kirby has won sixteen.
Thompson, the scout, has had an eye
On Kirby for few days, and Tuesday.
after seeing the pitcher warm up,
wired McGraw to close the deal.
The Washington times., 1912-07-26

Runs-Moeller. Foster C2). Milan 90, Nc
Bride. Donovan, Bush. Cobb. Moriarty. Lou
den. Left on bases-washington. Z; Detroit,
T. First base on bails-On MuiIin. 8: of
Wors Work irnlas" mes he'd MSI,,n 8 by
Against Mullin. IS: against Works. H. Hits
on MulIm. 3; on Works, 4. Struck out-By
Mullin. 2: by Works, Q. Three.base HIT
Gandil. Double play--Deal to stanage TO
Mullin to Stanage 20 Deal. Wild pitches
johnson. Works. Umpires-Messrs Evans
and Westervelt. Time Of game-l hour and
IS minutes.
The Washington times., 1912-07-26
Reading, Pa, to Have
Soccer Football Team

READING. Pa, July 2s.-Soccer foot
ball will be popular sport here early
in September. now that the local team
Is a member of the Allied Association.
comprising about fifty teams in and
about Philadelphia. A meeting of the
local association was held here today
when the following officers were elect
ed: President. James Judd; vice presi.
dent, George G. Eckenroth; secretary
and treasurer, II. z. Miller; assistant,
Henry p. Brown.
The Washington times., 1912-07-26

Runs-Moeller ts. Milan t2). Donovan.
Bush Cobb. Deal, Dubue. Left on bases
Washington. 8; Detroit. 8. First base on
pitched-By Hughes, 2. and none out in the
third; by Vaughn. i. Times at bat by oppo-
20. Hits-off Hughes. q OF Vaughn. 3.
Struck out-By Hughes. 2: by Vaughn, 4.
Two-bsse hits-Shanks. Dubuc: Cobb. Sac
rifice hies-Gandn, Morgan. Sacrifice hit
Deal. Wild pitches-Vaughn, .. Umpires-
Mcssrs. westervelt and Evans. Time OF
game hours.
The scoring in the second game starr
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At Pittsburgh r. II. e.
Brooklyn ...0O0O0601 000000-7 II 3
The Washington times., 1912-07-26
Largest Sporting Goods Store
In Washington

AT 424 9th ST. undergoing exclusive improvements When COM
pted this will be the largest and best equipped sporting goods store in
Washington This store will carry complete line of sporting goods
of every description at the lowest possible prices. H.
Every facility sporting rendezvous found the National
sporting Goods Company You will find here experts sporting goods
who will give you the benefit of their experience in selecting what YOU
want Baseball men, fishermen runners wreste and other athletes
will find complete line best quality sporting goods here popular
prices
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BANKRUPTCY.

~~"~~~>~--~~~-~~-~>~>--~-~~~
United States of America, Northern Dis
rict OF West Virginia. IS:
IN tne United states District Court In
and for said District
In the matter OF Joseph Weity Rank
rupt No 2s1. In Bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston C. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
sosepn Melty, OF Wheeling, in the
ginia. In said District respectfully rem
resents that on the 18th day OF january.
last past he was duly adjudged a bank
TO bankruptcy; that he has duly surren-
oered all his property and rights OF prop
erty. and has fully complied with ali the
requirements of said acts and OF orders
OF The court touching his bankruptcy
Mhererore, he prays that he may be
decreed BY the Court to have a full dis
his estate under said bankrupt acts ex-
cent such debts as are excepted nv IA W
from such discharge
Dated this 9th day OF July. A. D.. 1919.
JoSEPH wELTY,
BY W. =. ROBINSON,
Order Of Notice Thereon.
northern District OF West Virginia, IS:
on this sth day OF Jnly. A. D., 1912. on
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
- 49, u~or fh~ srue on the sth dav ~
August. A D.. 1912. before said Court at
=. ..e-itnk. ia said district, at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in the Wheeling Intelligent
Ger, a newspaper printed in said District
ana that all known creditors and other
N~--"r~ In interest NAV appear at the
said time and place and show cause. IL
-; t.sy Lave. way the prayer of the
said petition should not be granted
And IL IL further ordered by the Court
That the clerk shall send by mail TO ali
SHOWN creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed 60 them at their
places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Alston G. Dav-
ton, Judge OF the said Court. and the seal
thereof. at Wheeling. In said district, on
the eth day or July. a. D.. 1912
Attest.
c. B. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
4. :. u. C.. -. ID. w. Va.
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SHOWER SPOILS
TENNIS TOURNEY
EKowxB N AFTERNOON GAUGES
IALE n PLAY.
rt.als IN Doubiss and singles WIN Tot
Ne Bsechsd Until To-morow-
1ssums P1ay To-day.

Play on the second day OF the tennis
tournament OF the Wheeling Tennis club
on the Edgdale courts was brought TO
a sudden halt yesterday afternoon by
resembled a small lake following the
heavy shower. AS a result the tourney
Will 20 over until tomorrow. as II will
be almost impossible TO finish up all the
matches this afternoon. Play was re-
stunned yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
I'm the third round, which was complet-
ed shortly after lunch. The result of
the third round follows:
McElroy defeated Garrison. so and
e-2
Benton Beatty defeated George stock
ley. Ga and Ga.
Ransom defeated Flood. as. sd and
81.
Lawrence defeated johnson. So and
Bowie defeated Hubbard. go and 81.
DR.. Sloan defeated Askins. So and 81.
Cummins defeated BeDout. SO and ga
Drennen defeated Franzheim. Us and
One game was played in the tribunals.
ana IL resulted In McElroy, OF Pitts
burgh. defeating Benton Beatty, SO and
OIL. Rain fell following this match and
only one court could be put In shape for
the scheduled doubles were played and
both were closely fought. In the first
match Bowie and Cummins OF this city
fell victims TO the clever PLAYING OF
McEIroy and stephens. OF Pittsburgh.
losing the match by the score OF SIS
and 10. The local lads put up a stifr
argument all the way. nut the Pitts
ourghers proved their equal While II
Is far from being certainty. II Is like
~ that MeElroy and stephens. of the
smoky city. viii be seen against Dren-
men and Watson. OF Fairmont, in the
nnals. The Fairmonter~ are the cham
pions OF the state in doubles, and they
viii no doubt put up stir game
against the Pennsylvanians
The second match in the doubles was
played between Drennen and Watson. OF
Fairmont. and Armbruster and McCook
BUT two sets were played in this match
Fsirman, endlny In a victory for the
McCook won the second set So The
match had TO be called on account OF
oarkness, and IL will be finished the
first thing this morning.
Play will be resumed this morning a,
o'clock sharp. and the tourney will be
pusned as fast as possible The doubles
VIII be started first and the singles will
be finished NJ to the hsals. All OF the
courts VIII be gone over early this n,orn-
ing and placed in the best condition nos
siole. The consolation singles will be
played to-day. and the drawing yester-
day resulted as follows:
Brady drew n bye.
Hugus drew a bye
Crawford drew a bye
JEFFERSON vs.. Ben Aiorrfn
Ryan VS.. Dodds.
Burt VS.. Bebout
Mitchell VS.. Mathison
A Reed VS.. hnIlara
Shrewsbury vs. Lord
Hennen vs.. Nogler
Tom Beattie W. Wilkerron
Tomlinson vs. Dana
Armbruster drew n bye
Gilbert drew a bye.
Jackson drew a bye
G. W. Reed drew a bye
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1890 fron a. r..<e~~lT H. -
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:. sss c,sy % ws.s,,.s- west vIssin..,
conds % szid city. .nfhorf.<t BY E.fd
ORDNANCE. % an amount not exc->tlnx
i a.. - sseas.re ave nssersS as.-
tcr street Improvement No. a. and 20
De OF the denomination OF $500 % each
sna 70 Dc nnneered from lee 20 iss IN.
- sold than n necessary 20 complete
laid Improvement not exceeding 81 IN
romeer All Of which bonds are 10 be
PAYABLE on or before the nrrt day OF
June. 1921. % the Dollar Savings q
AruSa company. IN the City OF Wheel
Ing. West Virginia with interest at the
rste ~ nve per centum $50 per an
num- payable annually on the nrst day
or June. 1914. and on the first day OF
June In each year thereafter until and
inciud'ng the year 1874 at said Dollar
savings a Trust Company; for which
interest coupons in proper form are at
tached to each bond Such bonds will
ne sold only for cash. to the highest
bidder. approved by the undersigned.
ana none Of ssid bonds will be sold for
less than the principal thereof with the
INTEREST accrued thereon. The bonds
Eereby advertised for sale are to be re-
deemed at their par value, with interest
n any. accrued and unpaid. on the first
day ~ June. 1919. and the City OF
ana obligates itself to redeem. on
the nrst day OF June. 1924. all of said
ponds. then outstanding and unpaid, at
the said Dollar Savings q Trust Com
pany In the City OF Wheeling.
Sorrespondence relative to Bonds
must be plainly marked on outside of
envelope For Information or Sealed
BIDS. and addressed to James p Max
well. Oerk Of the Street Improvement
JAMES p. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK
LOUIS F. STIFEL,
commissioners OF Street Improve
ment. Loan No. 4.
je-19-26, jly-3-1O-iT
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FOn SALE
h-s.rshas Do nusiness a. nart
NneauaF rf .rH uF.H En..r aafnH
s frHfa eel 80 r=a-nra frr rar
20 FrtHrr Irfarraafinr on nrrrra.
o. Wusra. 500 49, r-rr1rsf atrsss
H F"H MmH.'rr nfr..H 81
r ruf 70 FaaI f.afrIaf fHa--r
iH lnfe r'fr Uan nr 81 o.
.rHr Hnn
80 - suharts. Drslu.r 81 ne.
49, rf Hrrn Iru rrnrr TIna $50
PAD lnuHffH .arr uar.f rrlaH
Hr| MHrHn.n
o. Era n-sr resrfr me- afr-.s
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r GOO .Hfr r.ra.rn u afraaf
rrar Hff" r.erfr 20 rraarf % a..
nfHrF HHeHrn
AHaN ~ euwnEruo -
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LAKE ERIE MEET
Two Ravorttss Won and One Lost IN
sreaford 1Aoe Hesting-Pnst
Time Wac Made.

BRADFORD. Pa. uly 1.-two favor
res Won and one lost In the opening OF
We LAKE Erie circuit meeting here to-
any. Martin 9 won the 215 pace IN
suaiEht heats, while Brownie took the
us trot In Ike fashion. Harry Wilkes
he faNorite In the 2:2s trot. failed 10
make good and Herbert " won the event
IN straight heats. Summaries.
% trot. purse 1900
Herbert ". fToddl, first, Border King
tRhodesl. second: Harry Wilkes (Coot
thtrd. Best time 2.23A
Z.l5 pace. purse 1900.
Martin g lTodd). first: Prince Hos
ton lltnyWoodB. second. 81 T. u fStoutb
third. Rest time 2.ffi..
z;lb trot. purse 800
Brownie Getty. first. J. = Gibson
tkhodeel Second. Mile W CPeacockD
third. Best time 2.17L
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NAsHNGTON C T.fr.,
q n~<<.<r
q
.oec kor,ors N
uon s>rlnc
agility 80 - 80
Tan sho-inx z.d- ~ 49,, an
oismpiAa he.test
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FOR SALE

Five rooms and laundry: lot 25112O.
situated on Ohio street.
Double frame house consisting Of
. rooms. bath and laundry each: lot
45zi2o. situated on south York street
Inquire %
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moocs - nEauafaetursraL Soen~rs -.
elanta an1 othar Wsolssals Dsalara
EOIlIE - HEHFHn IfNEN TFnf
- STATE Bad - Cunfrni ~ ~ afaIa
- Wei Nwrinia wfif recsiua rifa rnIi~
~ - oIlrT 81 Cfarfeafnr. Meaf NJ.
glnla. To- furnishing suurIiaa frf 80
-.-IA rlaNa lraiitufl1na. fHa NrnrrlaI
- rrrert - WFiTE r. r~sfrf D. 80
800 t.-frsrfs ~ ~ $3.50 = -
.eeet cliierH 11alfT rnraIrrraI anI
a~elera ~ - riFsr crsfsrenna
LtsN - HurTiffa lIfefsI al I -.
atafIrr 80 urr rrafrsr
TAI Board OF ru-TTnur.
n 4 - Char'~afrr ~ - NIrrIrIa
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HOTEL FRONTENAC KENTycKY

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
iar section; between the two famous
piers, central to all attractions: mooern
high-class hotel, as good as the best:
capacity $50. VIII make very special
terms OF vs. up weekly; $3.50 UP daily
Including large ocean rooms. metal beds
eIevator, baths. phones. superior table
win white service. table supplied direct
from farm' porches overlook the ocean
and boardwalk; booklet. w r. WATTS
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

virginia av. near Beach and Steel Pier
open surroundings. Capacity 500. Hot
southern exposure. Elevator 70 street
level. spacious porches. etc. Special week
rates; $3.50 up daily. Booklet Coaches
COOPER and LEEDS.
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SUMNER RESORTS

IT'S rrFFn rnrl rnlr 81 r.---s.--
aanar Nafa Nn GO rFaHf rf 80 a Iarsa
80 nH'rH HrH frrrHf rrnfHaa -
Hsr II 90 NaHH "rarHIrr wrfnr.
90 aHa NarH.r or Hanrrraar-
90 an.H Hf. rn Effr "Harfnnau. 80
fHfH HHTHf UHH aaHHrL
fuH IfH fr Harrrf rHfH RI rsErrr-r
FHfrIH HHH .aH rHarH.-r - "a.
H"HHH r'HHr HHaHaH .aHHa
- wHH 70 $3.50 fs~r.a
Nr roo rarara. go uarrraln
.IHrH aHHHH
$500 90 HrrF rrrr1s-r
Nral. faaN raEE M
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HOTEL IROOUOIS

south Carolina ave. and Beach. center Of
All attractions. Capacity 400. One OF
the most modern and up-to-da.e 1oo
ocean side rooms. Private baths. rum
ming water In rooms: elevator: music:
nne porches- White service. Special
rates: sf4 up weekly; $3.50 nm daily
Booklet. w r. SHAW
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FASTENERS WIN
Olympic Contestants Divide Into Two
Ball Teams and Stage a came
for Pleasure.

STOCKHOLM. July ia team ~
American athletes representing the
east defeated a team represenfinE The
vest In an exhibition game o. base
ball this afternoon BY 90 8 Plat
Adams. New York A g. and & p
brickley. Harvard university. com
posed tho battery for The east while
Walter Mcclure. olympic A a. san
Fraucisoo. r. T. Byrd. Adrian Col.
ieEe. and Edward p Lndbcrr. chi
cago a. a. we're ~ the points Tor the
Eesf The rame vas q noveIfv % ne
,Hedee and a biz crowd vas present
rre TounE ran uanf@f an urfsr.
sfarI 80 HafHra POI rrar...aaf .HHnn &C..
HnH Haan 20 nnraH
rra HaIf fre FIri r-an rou uIrs
o. flfr.f propose -r.ouisrIus Courier.
1rnrrnI
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60 Naae bose aisns a0rf o. frr.
rHf $50 NIU eel fnr isrr fhan
N naH frIar nrf frnna hnrr- ~
HHH nI over NnrIHa afrra
rH lHnlr fHr stable benny rna
Hr.fr fnr nufIafIn 81 afI EI..r~ - r--...
llie i on Masters. idt Vs. Ave
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HOTEL KENTUCKY

kentucky ave, near Beach; bath. eIeva-
tor. excellent table. Write for rates ana
booklet ARTHUR o. FRANCKIE
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Hotaee 10 contrsctorr

Bids will be received until u O'Clock
noon on Monday. July 22d 1912. for the
construction Of the new City Hospital.
General Contract, the Electric Work, and
the Plumbing.
lids shall be addressed In sealed en-
Neiopsa TO Mr.. II r. Behrens, Chairman
Building Committee. Neuralgyline Co.
wheeling. W. Va. and accompanied by a
certified check for an amount equal 10
&c OF the total OF the bid
Plans and specifications are on ex-
hibition at the office OF Charles ".
Bates. Architect. Board OF Trade Rlds
Wheeltng. W. Va. and also al the office
~ the Superintendent. Mr.. Clark. u the
NURSES Home. ty-15-m
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Sealed proposals will be received hy
Clerk % York Township. belmont coun-
~. ohio. az Stsinersvilie. until I 2 o'cIuck
noon 81 "Wednesday. July 3isf. 1914 FOR
Erading. furniahing material and ma
cadnmizinE f-io miles % road So Tork
Township All bids 20 BE- acrom pa MED
ty good and sufficient bond or q
certified check % the amount 81 fhrsf
hundred dollars. Specifications Win
blank bids on hle with Township CI~rk
ne riEht D. reserved 90 reject an
BIDS. o. accept any rid
~ order - the Trustees % rork
Township
p l. upNAR. rlert
Addrrss T. U 30 $500.
Point ohio
Published the FIRST time. Julv itth.
iFAA ful-lf-r
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EOR sale OF TRADE

ron SALE On TAADE-A GOOD ssseo
Room rluee. auf two lots. Wlfh usfia
rarn s1nfsf lawn. ard otfer Improve
NlFrta VIII eel cheap. ur trade FOR q
srnal farrl Address Charles ~ Miller.
1rrrln. ". "a Ie-l1-f
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S. NESBITT, k.
Money to Loan. 1920 Market
Echo Point

Modern home % 7 rooms. bath.
attic. Laundry. cement cellar. large
house and well built, all brass
plumbing. nice front porch. Lot
sOxl3O
Let Is show You.
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FOR SALE

ron sALE-srocery doing $4,000 an
nually. sell az invoice. Dry Cleaning
tusiuess doing fil, 600 annually. large
and small farms Box 5i1 Alliance. ..
Jy-i6-g
Fon 1ALB-High grads. FIRST
class -" ana % inter-
chanEeahls cornst. leather ease,
gooe stanc, music rack, etc. tn
cluded5 best quick cash offer
tales ~ Gail on nemicf Barn
hart, sese Nstnel -. Bsu phone
lssi-s iy-3-tf
ron sALD-s room house IN Warwood
hall al mnderu. $500 $500 cash
p ~ tine on balance. call 1905 Wood
49, ly-is-i
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FOR SALE

Second hand SHARED ash and uin.
iow framea Inquire q
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For KENT

ron REuT-New house. rooms. bath.
pantry and laundry. 500 south York.
Inquire fo3a :. York Nat phone 12i7-R
jy-i5-tf
Foh 8ENT-NeW. modern e-roomed
house. iu NoodiaWn. all Conveniences.
Possession az once see ". II Nichols.
LeatherWood. Bell phone 2Ss-J Alien
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
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ABEMARIE VIRGINIA Ave
Ne. shsssrsous: capacity So; ssa s sSssss.
baths. elevators. <.eee feet vide cool
porehs~: exceptional table. white serv-
weekly; s, up e.iiy. Exit }. p ceoPg
Beach Best equipped modern price
Motel In Atlantic City. Elevator bath
ink from hotel Booklet r A BEN
WITHOUT. Rhode Island Ave. near
Beach: surrounding lawns. Elevator
private and sea baths. electricity and
massage $3.50 up weekly. Booklet.
Bell phone s2s-A.
NJ. r. soMERs. Mgr.
xsL1BWo1rH-On the ocean front.
virginia Ave. overlooking famous
Steel Pier. Capacity 600. Special. $3.50
up weekly; no extra charges for hot sea
water baths: elevator. spacious porches
private baths. orchestra Auto meets
trains. Booklet. VIM Hyman. PROP.
Frank NJ. Phoebus. Mgr. Jy-i5-i
THE coLwYN.
II South Michigan Ave, splendidiy
iocated near Beach and amusements
bengntfuf rooms, open SURROUNDINGS
one block from y. a. o. station MRS.
8 BERGEN. Prop. formerly of San
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HOTEL BOUTWELL,.
VHaI"A AUENur

Second house from Steel pier. Highest
Standard In Cuisine and Service Booklet.
q. a ~. r boutwell,.
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NOTED FOR IRIS TABLE.
LOUELLA
HOTEL RALEIGH

81 Charles Place and Beach. 400 large
cool rooms, ocean view. private baths
running water In rooms. fine porchrs.
elevator; electric lights, etc Food and
Tetcs. ~ J. DYNFS
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HOTEL SEMINOLE FIRE. i

SO. Carolina Av. and Beach.-Best loca-
ton; new; moder.I: complete; elevator,
private baths. etc. Special. $40 up wkiy
Bklt. Mrs. 5. n. ALLEN.
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