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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
PUBLIC SALE
PUEBLO SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Special Commissioners Sale of valuable
Real Estate

Fu6LIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Special Commissioners Sale OF valuable
IN ne Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Amelia vieweg VS.. Fred Vieweg. ct a..
IN CHANCERY.
by virtue Of the authority vested in
OF the circuit Court of OHIO County
West virginia. made IN the above en-
ttIed case. on the 2ith Gay OF July. 1913.
and entered In order Book, No. ~. al
page 32s. viii sell at public auction At
the north front door Of the court Eolse
OF ONO County. ~ the city Of Wheeling,
TUESDAY, THE END DAY OF SEP
TEMBER. 1913.
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ. To the highest and
best bAlder the following real estate. :o-
W.T.; All Of tue lot OF ground situated In
the town of south Wheeling in tn..t mari
OF the said town which was fos M riy
CaI!ed La GranSe" as lot numbered sin
y-iiNe t65j together with all tho build
inss and IMPROVEMENTS thereon and the
hereditaments thereunto belonging 1t
pelhk tne same property conveyed to
Doreth Niewes, known also as Dorethy
KKeaiyey. by Adam Krsiz and Minna
kraft. his wife. which deed IL recorueI
In Deed Book. No. 40. page. sss. In he
records OF tie County Court OF Ohio
County. West virginia.
Inc terms OF sale shall be one-third
% me purchase money and as much
more tEereof as the purchaser shall
elect. to 10 pad ia casn on the day OF
sale. and the residue thereof in two
equal ins:alliuents bearing Interest," from
ne day OF sale. at six per centun, per
GnnuW. and payable IN SIX and twelve
months from tho day OF sale. for which
deferred payments the purchaser shall
give his negotiable prOmissory notes
gearing interest from the day OF sale
and Payable u SAID special commission
er. the title 20 the property sold to be
retained until The pay nlcut IN fuII OF the
SAID purchase money and interest
FRED ". BIRMINGHAM.
Special con. mis- sioner
Curtis H. Rice. Auctionccr.
J. John l. Kingdom. clerk os said
Court DO certify that bond nas been
given Ia tie amount required
JOHN l.. KINGIIORN
-l------t CLERK
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STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. Aug 2e-Arrtved.
Steamer Baltic. Liverpool Cleared :
steam Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Bre
men. Majestic. Southampton: Naderland
antwerp. California. GLASGOW; Imper-
ator, Hamburg. Sailed: Steamer ST
Louis. Southampton
sable Island (Wireless)-Sighted /:
York
cape Race - (WirelessD - Sighted:
steamer George Washington. Bremen
for New York
southL mpton-Arrived: Steamer Am
erika. Mex York
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Higgins. didn't you tell me you
were going TO resign your job as trav-
cling man for Spotcash & Co. next
January
! think did. Snoodle. hut I've iust
mad a confidential talk with the boss
himself and | fnd-er-I'm going to
resign next Saturday" - Chicago
Tribune.
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FOR SAFE
SEALED PROPOSALS

Hotics 20 Manufacturer. Jobb.r, 49,.
enanta aad Other WholeaLIe 0saiern
. N0IlCE Is IfKEHY GIVgN. TFat
- Stete board 81 Control % the stats
~ w. fttce ~ Charleston Wet Mr..
slHs ior fIrn'ahinE supplies for the
seNefel rtsto Institutions. the financial
nlaragfment 81 which is vestea IN aaif
toafd Contracts ~tll be awarded 10 the
l.Nrrt ulnuera. uuai.ty consider ard
otuer things beng sauaI Wet rtrr.nt.
deelers III - glvsn preference
Isis Of supplies nrcded viii b. fur.
nlffei hidderH en- receipt Of rsauests
etatlrg TIE line desired
STATE EOAED o. CONTROL.
t-u ChaTisston. West virginia
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Patience Ever notice how long n
takes VIII 20 tell you anything
Patrice oh. yes. he weigh, his
words
Patience Precisely. and IL takes
such lot % 'em 10 weigh anything
Yonkers Statesman
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining at the post
nc" az Wheeling. ONO county. w Va
saturday. August 30. 1913 To oh
tain any OF the following the applicant
must SsA Tor advertised letters. giving
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Uplifter Aren't you ashamed 20
ask for money!
Weary Willie cot si1 months for
taking % without asking Phuadel.
phia Record.
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LIQUOR LICENSE
Application for LiquOr license.

Application for liquor License.
For year i'<iuniug september Tst.
1913. and ending June &c. 1915
Wheeling West Virginia. Aug. 4 1914
To Whom 70 May Concern.
name. Frank -. Miller. Place Of Bust
ness. PIN Grove. " Va. National Road
lie iicnre. Elm grove. " Va
JbfI% o. WELLS
Clerk County court. ohio County. state
OF Wesf Virginia
published first time August .. 1919
nu- q f-g1 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSc nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL ENBALMER,
tt22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Mint
Store Phones e3S
VIC J. Bertschy. Bell Phone f1s2.R
G =. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone fa29.Y
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Breummer 6 HiLdebrand

FUNERAL Directors and Emhaimsrs
Corner Market AMI TWeuf " r.r0rf afa
Telephone aoI open dag Aad ntshl
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For ErrrfrfHe ra Hf rfI lrn.rIa
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WANTED Female Help.

WANTED-A middle aged lady for gen
eral homework, good pay: reference
required Bell phone 2O5-J Altenheim.
National lS5-R Pleasant Valley. au-19i
WANTED-An experienced stenograhper
Address IfoN 4O2. city. au-2s-h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white cook. APP
ply at T29 Main 81. au-2s-
WANrED-At once two experienced
sirls To work In Starch room Pearl
Laund'y }. 1915 lcof ST. au2s-i
WANTED-Girl for general Homework
l-Vs Chaplinc st, Mrs. Geo. Embl, n.
Best wages paid. au27-i
WhNrED-Sirl - 20 be with but not
have entire care Of child years u
go home at night. Apply S25 Main 81
wAnrED-Girls l6 years and over for
clesn factory work. Wheeling Can
Co.. 45th and water SITS. auis-tf
WANTED-Girl TO- general house work
Must understand cooking. Nat phone
lSs-R Pleasant Valley. bell 2O5-J Alt.
aui2-tf
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Tennessee av.. mr.. beach. always
table: white service: 81 Cup up daily: $40
20 $3.50 wkly. Sat TO Mon. S350.
booklets. Margaret w. Duncan.
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EAhLEWrHE-On Friday. August 2sth.
1918. a. 5.35 o'clock .. m. At her late
rsHidcnse, Porter avenue. Pleasant
q j. Earlewine. In the 5sth year
~ her age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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LOST.

LosT-Small black purse. containing
money and cards Reward II returned
90 Intelligence office au-sa-i
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I0BBLYH
~ r. Mt Vernon Ave: near Beach.
Railroad Station and Anus Reasons BILE
rates Home comforts. Newly remodeled
ana refurnished Open all year.
JAMES McKECHNlE
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FOR RENT
AUGUST MAnA1INEs

FUOU5T MAGAZINES.
lAdies Home Journal. Ladies'
World. Womnn's Home Companion.
Mc'lure.s. Ainslees. Pogue. Motion
Picture. wide world. Ton N0frh.
loungs. Stationery blank Books,
Base Balls
{. II. OUIMBY
feW Location: 1872 MarSst e.
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= -, - - vi cone AdaNs AUGUST ~, lsth
FLokBET HABiG. aged 50 year,
Funeral from the residence Of her son.
John llahtE. 1885 Chapline street sat
urday NJ 20 a on. Services az - Al
phonrus church, az . o'clock. Inter-
ment az ~. calvary cemetery.
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WANTED-MALE HELP


BE detective. earn from 500 20 $500 a
month and expenses. Write DIN Sys-
TEN school. New York Life Bldg. KAN
sas City. Mo au-3O-g
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oAndPB lingering ulnars -
over one year. charles e.. Cau1phell
the home IT his sister. Mrs a IA NJ
Ilvain. ~ McMechcu. IN his 2sth year.
Services sunday afternoon - 2 o'dock.
lntcrmeut 90 McMeChcn cemeetry.
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hoCULLET-0n wednesday. Aueust q.
lei2. az 3 o'clock D. m a. his rest
dence iethichem. JAMES McCt' Lsf.EY
in the sbth year ~ his age
Funeral from the residence q his
daughter. Mrs o. =. Carnahan. az
Hethlehem on sunday afternoon ~
orlock. lntcrmeut ~ stone church
ceruetcrv. Friends ~ the famfh re-
specially invited % attend
tIltage omit flowerH1
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-30 h. p. Road
ster in good condition. En-
quire n. v. Ornold, 8 S. Huron
street, Island.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
The BINGHAM

New York and Pacific Avenues.
Management resumed by owner. One block from
beach, depots. and all ADJUSTMENTS. American and
European plan. Moderate rates.
W. DOHERTY. Prop. ". A. PARkE. Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

soaked gelatine and take Immediately
from the fire and pour out into q bowl.
When partially cool add the whites Of
the eggs well beaten: beat until the
mixture begins to thicken. and then pour
into a mold and set away to harden.
Make q custard sauce for the sponge
with a pint of milk, four yolks Of eggs.
eighth of a pound Of powdered sugar.
and flavor with orange or vanilla. Serve
cold.
Cold Slaw.
A small young CABBAGE. weighing about
two pounds, five or six stalks celery
the large outside stalks will do-ckob
both fine and mix together. Season to
taste with salt. pepper, and little dry
mustard and pour over 1t enough white
vinegar to moisten well. Toss about well
until thoroughly mixed.
Veal Outlets.
One and a half pounds Of veal outlet,
two tablespoons butter, a slice OF car
rot, and small slice Of onion. Cut the
vegetables fine and put them In a sauce
Fan with the butter Season the cut
let's with salt and pepper and lay the 4
on the butter and vegetables. Coser
tightly and cook slowly for half Eli
hour, then take up and dip in egg and
bread crumbs and fry a nice golden
brown.
Cnulihowcr Salad.
Break up boiled caulifower head into
tufts and arrange on a dish with fresh,
tender cress. Serve with dressing. made
as follows: Put in the bottom of q pint
bowl a raw egg yolk and stir until
smooth. then add. drop by drop. at first.
three tablespoonful olive oil, one of vim
egar. and pinch Of dry mustard. Stir I'M
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
The Table and the Kitchen
By Ida AMES WILLIS
By Ida AMES WILLIS.

or in squares. with sharp knife. and
bake in a quick oven about fifteen or
twenty minutes. according to size of bis
cult. Three-quarters Of an inch thick In
about right for rolling out the rough.
Clam Frittcrs.
Carefully wash all sand away from a
pint Of clans and chop them fine and
strain the water in which they were
washed. Have ready over the fire a
frying kettle half full OF fat-vegeta-
BILE fat is best-mix together the chop
ped CLAIMS. a cupful OF -four. yoIk Of a
raw egg. level teaspoonful salt and
quarter teaspoonful pepper and enough
water in which the clans were washed
to make a thick batter. When the fat
is hot. drop in by tablespoonful and
fry first one side the fritter, then turn
and fry other side. Drain and serve.
Pineapple Sponge.
Crate a nice ripe pineapple: one cup
sugar. half package of gelatine. one and
a half cups cold water. whites of four
eggs. Soak the gelatine In the half cup
of water. Put the pineapple. sugar. and
remainder of water in a saucepan and
simmer ten minutes; then add the
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
COUNT THE COST OF
s:.3,., FRUITLESS PROTEST
Remaining Unrufled No Matter What
Any One Else Does Is the Thing
that Counts Most,
ny FRANCES SHAFFER.

Most Of us can be very philosophical.
rational. and wise in the giving Of ad-
vice. but when it comes to a personal
application-why is it so hard?
There's the matter of dispositions,
when folk OF opposite temperaments meet
in the close relationships Of life-why the
failures to harmonic?
Perhaps it is easy, at least relatively.
to accept what We call the weaknesses
and faults of acquaintances, even of
friends; but it is in the home or in re-
lationships more or less close and con-
tinuous that the greatest test comes.
And it is there that failures are the
most costly, with all their bitter after
maths of regret and unhappiness. =
Don't you suppose that the very folk
who fail the most signally could look on
and see. truthfully, too, just why dis
cord was creeping in other homes and
other relationships and tell how people
might have totally different dispositions
and still abide in peace?
Wouldn't they recognize and talk the
lasting Importance of bowling to the in
evitable. gracefully and without the fu-
tile, bitter protests that must end in dis
aSter?
when things go all wrong. when dis
positions clash and everything seems
overcast with doubt and questioning. If
folk would only stop to count the cost
and the result of each step, the end
might be different.
II paths are to divide and each is to
go a separate way; then il doesn't so
much matter; but if life is to go on to-
1lphar he . roof close
daily touch, there is only one end to the
strife.
Only the End Matters.
It may be that right, logic, justice and
everything else that UNITS is on one side.
but that does not matter. nothing mat
tiers but the end; and if the relationship
is to endure. it must be along the line of
the least resistance.
And hard as it is TO submit to traits
that offend, and the fruits of those
traits, after all it is easier than to go
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Boiled Egg1pla mt.

Slice but do not peel them. Lay slices
in sailed water to extract the bitterness
When ready to broil, not before. take
from the water and wipe dry. Cut slight
incisions in the slices, which should be
cut about an inch thick, at least, and
season with salt and pepper, and haste
with oil or melted butter bacon fat does
nicely; place in a fine, double wire broiler
and broil with clear, not too strong a
fire until tender and nicely Drowned.
Basic with butter if necessary. and serve
with melted butter poured over them.
Sodn Biscuit, Sour MIX.
Measure three cups of sifted flour, add
half top Of salt and level half top bak-
ing soda, or little less if milk is not
very sour. as you must have the acid of
the milk and soda in the right proper
tons to make a perfect baking powder
or rising agent, or your biscuit will not
be a success. Rub into the dry mater
ials a piece of butter or lard the size
of an egg. Then moisten with the milk
to soft dough. Turn out on the board
and pat out with hand or rolling pin to
proper thickness then cut in rounds,
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

what cannot be cured must be en-
dured."
And that is the secret of the whole
thing.
When they once learn to think 1t all
over and honestly ask which il the bet
ter. to bow to the inevitable or day by
day widen the growing breach, through
useless efforts to change things, then
they will know which way lies peace.
II they are willing to stop and sever
the ties. there is at least an end. whether
welcome or otherwise: but II they would
go on, still meeting in close companion
ship. it surely, is the part Of wisdom to
count the cost of protests. then measure
up the beautiful fruits Of peace-and take
the choice.
1t it is matter of making up ones
mind-well, life certainly gives an
abundance Of the two pictures, and there
Is no difficulty in determining which is
the one that appeals. which the one, that
-epels.
After that, 1t ought not to be SO hard
to determine to remain sweet and I'M
ruffled. no matter what is done by any
one else under the sun: for. selfshly,
that is what counts the year through.
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down under an accumulated load of
bitterness made up of resistance. hurts
and failures.


How good or how bad. how plant. or
how unyielding, how perfect or faulty
the other may be-all are insignificant
when weighing against happiness or I'M
happiness in our relations with those
about whom we care the most
II once We might learn and then ere
member to remember that what the
other side does or leaves undone is
immaterial SO long as We remain sweet
and true. don't you believe there would
be fewer scars on the friendships we
most prize. fewer divided homes and a
greater measure of peace all around?
Before understanding comes Of this
salient principle Of living one wonders
many, many times how some husbands
can stand the grievous shortcomings of
wives and how other wives can endure
the manifest faults and weaknesses Of
husbands.
But when the answer comes 1t is all
Very plain and philosophical
They have simply and very wisely made
up their mind to accept the truth that
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
FASHION FANCES
OF THE MOMENT
News Gathered Here and There in the
Shops Of the National :,
Capital.

In some of the newest underwear
crepe de chine and lace are closely COM
bined. One new style of nightgown. for
instance. shows shadow lace yoke and
sleeves, with a skirt of crepe de chine
edged with lace. Cnderclothes. made
entirely of lace and ribbon, are often
attached to crepe de chine petticoats.
Chemises. too. OF crere de chine show
deep insets and shoulder straps of lace.
knitted silk sweaters, thin, vet a pro-
lection against breezes and dews, are
made for use with summer frocks. A
short one. extending just to the hips.
made of fine white silk, costs about so.
1t is made to button to the throat and
has wide rolling collar. A longer one.
of brown, costs about $50. This sweater
extends well over the hips. Like the
other. it buttons tightly.
Stockings with embroidered butter
flies about the ankles are made for ev-
ening wear. Each wing of the butter
flies is spotted with rhinestones. Other
white silk stockings show embroidered
anklets. done in white, and still others
show lace anklets. made Of baby Irish
lace insertion.
There is still a demand for color on
tne HdHCheTCnleI. one OF the 0alntleSt
handkerchiefs of midsummer is made of
sheer white Irish linen, with a tiny
square. octagon or circle of violet. green
pink. blue or yellow linen inset in the
corner.
White kid handbags, embroidered In
colored cotton threads, are dainty ac-
oessories to the all-white summer street
frock. The embroidery Is done by ma
chine in SiDnn1a Of oh
but the designs developed are artistic
and dainty. The colors used are usually
dull-blue. brown, tan. green, and rose,
in soft. faded shades. The bags have
strap handles of the white kid. Some
of them are mounted in gilt, some in
nickel.
shoes. stockings. bathing suit, cap, para
sol. bag to hold wet bathing clothes and
cape. The new capes are very grace
full. They fall from the shoulders or
neck. where they are generally finished
with a deep rolling collar or with a
shirred hood which hangs down the back.
They are made to match the rest Of the
bathing outfit.
One attractive costume showed black
stockings. black shoes laced with white,
black and white spotted and striped silk
cap. black satin charmeuse bathing suit,
trimmed with silk like the cap, a para
sol of the same silk, edged with a wide
band of black. and a black satin cape,
with hood Of the black and white silk.
A decidedly smart neck finish can be
made with two lengths Of one OF the
full dotted net ruchings which are sold
by the yard. Get twice enough to 20
about the neck Of the frock. Join the two
pieces together with a band IF black vel
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

The Clifton Suspension Bridge, which
originally stood at Charing Cross. Lon
don, was removed to Bristol in lS62.
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REH0BOTH BEACH, DEL.

HOTEL HENloPEN
JUNETO OCTOBER-sEASOA ln1
Booklet WALTER BURTON. Owner and PruuFisens
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Wright. Avenue Close to Beach; Steel Pier and AZ
ali baths private and public elevator from street
level; sun paIiors &c. $50 up daily Special
weekly. Auto coach at trains. Booklet oIen AZ year.
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PLUMBER awe. TINsMITH

John Mattos. Sanitary Plumber. Sheet
Metal Worker Manufacturing and
repairing. Auto tenders $3.50 up.
Tel. 1852. 1881 Alakea mr.. Beretania.
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A woman endeayored to extract q
red feather from the tail of a bril-
liant nacaw in Central park zoo in
New York. because fortune teller
lad said that by wearing such "a
feather IN her hat she would find her
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ARCHITECTS.

o. BERNARD. ARCHITECT-AlI arch
itectural and mechanical drawings,
including those for patents. ITO Ber-
etania St. cor. Union. Phone 3643.
559S-tf
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

New Palan1a Garage, carriage. auto re-
pairing. Work guaranteed reason
able. N. King mr.. Desha. Tel. 1920.
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New cottages on Fort street extern
sion. Rent reasonable. Young Kee
Grocery store, 1920 Emma St; tel
Ass. 656s-1y.
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DOCTORS DIRECTORY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Bargains IN real estate on seashore
plains and hills. Telephone 1902
pratt 101 Stangenwtld Building
5277
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CARPENTER coNTRAcToR

Lee Lup & Co., PlaDing Mill Con
tractor and Builder; carpentering of
Ill kinds. Estimates free; work
guaranteed; Queen. nr. r. r. depot.
5561-6m.
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CANDY MAKER.

Wholesale and retail dealer In Amer
lean and Japanese candy. Yasuda,
No. 426 King, near Lliha street
5561r3m.
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Warehouse, centrally located; fire.
proof building. Address P. o. Box
$40. 5s42-tf
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HYDRAULIC ENGINEER.

Jas. T. Taylor, 511 Stangenwald Bldg,
consulting civil & hydraulic engineer.
k5375-6m.
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600 00O0 o OO0O
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CIVIL ENGINEER.

R. Munich - Civil engineer, surveyor
and draughtsman Alakea and King
Streets. Telephone 1855.
6s45-tf.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

On beach and carline. bedroom, din
Ing room and kitchen. with private
front porch, furnished for house
keepingI $40 monthly, 2517 Kala-
kaua Ave-. Waikiki Phone 4641.
Vacant September 9Th.
562s-2w.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15
MUSIC LESSONS.

Ernest K. Kaai, 81 Young Bldg Tel
1857, guitar, ukulele. mandolin, ban.
10, xither, violin. cello and vocal
k53S1-6m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-15

Ladies' Back Comb, set with rhine
stones. Reward II returned to this
office. 5647-1W.
A sssver purse. initials J. D. c.. re-
turn to this office and receive re-
warl. 5649.tf.