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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
| HARRISON-E. NEWARK.

The polling place in the newly
created district in the Fourth ward,
Harrison, will be located in the bar
Der shop of James V. Capone, at 800
North Fourth street. Harrison.
The East Newark Board of Educa-
ton will meet tonight at the Borough
Hall, East Newark.
An old house located at 513 North
Fourth street, Harrison, and which
has been an eyesore to the neighbor-
hood for years, was removed today to
n lot near the southeast corner of
North Fourth and Davis street. The
building is now on the latter named
thoroughfare. The Fourth street
property was recently bought by
Thomas Rowland.
The New Jersey Degree Corps of
the Knights of Columbus, of which
several residents of Harrison and
East Newark are members, will go to
Honesdale, Pa, August &c. to exem-
pIify the major degree. The work will
be done under the supervision of Ma
tional Warden Thomas Mclaughlin,
of Newark.
Town Clerk Peter j. Goodman, of
Harrison, is rusticating at Atlantic
City.
Alfred Harris. of Railroad avenue,
Harrison, left today for stay at
Roekaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dorsey. of
Washington street Harrison, have
returned from vacation enjoyed at
Long Branch.
Myron McLarty, of Hamilton street,
Harrison, is camping at South Beach.
John Smith. of 800 North Second
street, Harrison, is summering in
Sussex county.
Harrison Socialists will hold an
open-air meeting at Harrison avenue
and Third street, Harrison, tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
SNAPS SNIFF LAWFUL; HE
is ACQUITTED OF MURDER

Mrs. L. Fl. Forester. OF II Franklin
place. Montclair. appeared before
Recorder Andrew Weller yesterday
with fire in her eye and vengeance
In her heart. Mrs Foresters cat had
been killed. and she blamed Snap, a
dog belonging to a neighbor. She de-
n,apdad that the recorder hale
Snaps owner into court.
How do you know this mans dog
killed your cat?" the recorder asked
Mrs Forester. -
aWby." the woman responded II
saw Snan smiling about the place,
and NV cat was killed.
Recorder Wells decided that Snap
had a right to sniff and refused to
issue the summons for its master.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
READY FOR CONCERT AT
ORANGE PARK TOMORROW

Arrangements have been completed
for a concert to be given tomorrow
night at Orange Park, Orange. The
program, which will include numbers
by the Theodore Morse trio, follows:
March. Regatta, Van Daar; overture,
"The Era" Hood; waltz, wedding
Chimes" Wiegand; overture, Popu-
lar Hits. Evans; march, Where Did
You Get that Girl" Puck; waltz.
Minerva" Miller; selection, Dear
Old Girl" Morse: overture, Tolono.
Miller: waltz, After All l Been to
YOU" Smith; march, Semper FL
delis. Sousa. William Redmond, Al
fred Brown, Frank Henning, Billy
Logan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
GROVER PAINTINGS TO BE
EXHIBITED IN MONTCLAIR

William Copper, the sculptor, who
lives at los Upper Montclair avenue,
A1ontclair. has arranged as a feature
for the opening of the new 100000
Montclair Art Museum an exhibition
of paintings by Oliver Dennis Grover,
who has a studio in Florence. Italy.
On a recent trip through Italy Mr..
Copper made arrangements with two
other artists for exhibits of their
works in the museum.
II is planned by the Art Associa-
ton TO conduct several notable loan
exhibitions throughout the coming
season. The date for the opening Of
the new museum has not been fixed.
but it is expected that it Will take
place early in October.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
SALOON MEN OBJECT TO
INCREASE IN LICENSE FEE

A petition signed by twenty-five re-
tail liquor dealers was presented to
the Belleville Town Council last night
protesting against the increase of $3.50
in the license fee. Thirty-two of the
original thirty-five saloon-keepers
made applications for renewal Oh
licenses.
Those who decided not TO make ap-
plicatlons were Herman Solky, Oh
William street; John J. Westlake,
Mill street and Washington avenue,
and S. Scheuer s. Son. of Washington
avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
CHIEF O'NEILL TO SEARCH
FOR HIS MISSING AUNT

Chief of Police William III. o'Neill,
of East Orange, will go TO Morristown
In a day or two to aid the Morris
county authorities in their search for
his aunt, Miss Mary O'Neill, 65 years
old, who has been missing from her
home in Morristown since a year ago.
Twenty thousand dollars awaits the
missing woman.
Despite the draining of Pocahontas
Lake and the ripping up of the floor
ing in her former boarding house, no
clue has been found as yet
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
TURN IN FALSE ALARM

Two boys sent in a false alarm OF
fire from Maple avenue south and
Mitchell place, East Orange yester-
day, and gave the department USE
less run. Policeman Gardner had
Cramer Banhart, 6, and Harold Bish-
OBJ, 13. before Chief w. H. O'Neill
and the lads were lectured and
warned against such practises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
nAMMELLs spL1r EyrN

The Bamweil Baseball Club. of
Caldwell, split even in double
header yesterday afternoon. They
lost the first game to the Montclair
butchers by the score of IA to 4, and
Won the second from the Bloomfield
bakers by the score of IA to g. The
feature of the games was the base
running of Pearl Roydhouse, who
stole home twice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
lRvINoToN HOME ROBBED

Jewelry valued at several hundred
dollars and $40 in cash were stolen
from the home Of Joseph Norman. of
S01 Springfield avenue, Tuesday eve-
ming. The theft was not reported to
the police until late yesterday Mr..
Norman stated that entrance was
made through the bathroom window
while the family were asleep.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-21
oUlNLAN TO SPEAK

Taking for his subject "The Pat
erson Strike Patrick j. Quinlan, of
Jersey City, will speak at Orange S
tonight. The meeting will be held
under the auspices Of the Orange So
cialists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
MAY RECONSIDER
Council Mag Withdraw Their Action Of
Tueaday Night Regarding
Vault Ordinances.

Probably a. the next meeting OF coun-
GU 70 Will be- decided 60 reconsider tie
action - last Tuesday niEht when tho
vault ordinance a. prepared BY the
health department Was turned down A
freat many complaints have been raised
~ Tar payers since the refusal OF the
ordinance and ~ the same time thee
are others who are just a. we'll pieased
that the measure ga not carry the nee
essery vote Tor passage There are sew
eral points IN favor 81 decentralization
and probably these will b. brought 10
bear strongly upon the proposition mas
lng " necessary FOR council 60 take the
matter up again.
Many of those opposed 90 the ordfr-
ance said that by making "a necessary 10
haNe the vaults removed before a Ger
tain length - time that many peopte
would he greatly hampcTcd. There sre
in the city they say. many who cannot
aftord 60 build new vaults tn accord-
amce with the ordinance. Those in favor
90 tho theory say that one thing H. ~
De considered i7 the fact that the pro-
losed water eyatems would 10 greafiy
nampered ny the vaults a. they nov are
Much SIT and soil would Inevitably en-.
Ter any broken mains and thus contact
nate the water by refuse matter rstntu-
access 90 the pipes The outcome IL t.-
ms watched With grcat deal OF inter.
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is visiting friends here Mr.. Hlnerman
left here TO accept the position of guard
ia the penitentiary. but the work was
100 confining and he was compelled To
resign. lie afterwards purchased =
drug store in Cameron. but has Just sold
that TO Or. Warren Dinsmore OF Wheel
ing. lie Is still as genial as when a
r1slaent mere and his many friends are
Attorney Z. L. Carter was a legal
business visitor In Wheeling on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. sam Wells and Miss Mari. Kun
kle were Wheeling shoppers yesterday.
NJ. l. Wells and Daniel Storck were
among the business visitors In Wheeling
Mrs. George yesterday and daughter
MISS Helen. were Wheeling visitors on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Uourh wo-e
wheeling visitors yesterday.
=. NJ. shepherd, OF -. Clairsville. D..
Wa business visitor in wellsburc.
Miss Helen Carmichael has returned
70 her home here from Philadelphia, Pa,
10 spend her Christmas vacation
r j. JOINER. OF ST. Louis. No. was a
business visitor IN Wellsburg. on Thurs
Prosecuting Attorney W. VI. Workman
was legal visitor In Wheeling TODAY.
MIS-. w g Miller. wife OF the new su-
Telephone Company. has arrived from
her home In Cleveland, o., 10 visit ber
husband IN this city. They will move
made. 10
The Miller and NiiIdren well drilled IN
yesterday on the John j. Walsh farm
came IN a good producer. No estimate
can yet be formed a. TO what II win
nIT9uce' hut II VIII prove 20 be a good
but one light was reported out in the
town last evening. that at Sixth and
ommefce streets. The service has beer,
~, sou recently. seldom any u the
ughts railing 20 burn.
y car load OF sheep pclts was Skinned
TODAY 10 wool pullers al Bangor. Ne
~ Jasper fottS the local hide and FUR
u'aIer. The market FOR sheen pelts ~
the present time Is very good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

Everywoman." the dramatic spec
tacie which Henry W. Savage will Of
Ter at the Court theatre for three days
starting Christmas afternoon. was
written by walter Browne. n New York
newspaper man. who died upon the
morning OF the day OF the frst per-
iornance OF his play. IL definitely
solves the problem OF providing enter
tslnment to please all classes of peO-
PIE. ~ has an appeal as pointed and
pregnant for the galleryite far the
occupant OF the box. The strongest en-
come from people who are seldom seen
WITHIN the walls OF theatre The play
dinicnlt OF classification. II il partly
drama partly opera and partly musical
comedy. Three distinct classes of art
lists are employed In the production.
nsneiy-singers. actors and musicians
IL Is to be presented here exactly as a
has been In New York. PHILADELPHIA
Cnicago and Boston. with all the colos-
sal equipment and effects
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TRUSTEES SALE.


by virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
the 18th day OF August. 1919. made py
IhereSa Crtswen. widow. TO James a.
Sissfoose. trustee. recorded IN the office
shall County. West Virginia. In Trust
Deed Book No. 81. at page 5i7, the un-
dersigned trustee will sell at public
MONDAY. JANUARY srH. 1918.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. of that
day. at the front door OF the Court
~ aoS xs OF Marshall County: I'm the city
lowing described property. that Is 20 say:
A tract or parcel OF land situated in
Washing ton District. Marshall County.
follows:
BEGINNING at post corner 20 land
or Dr. Moss. deceased. on the line OF the
county Road. thence north In the line OF
said road. is poles to a stake corner TO
land OF Mrs NJ. r. Compton. thence ems,
IN line parallel TO the line OF DIR. Moss.
the said Mrs. NJ +. Compton, proper,s.
thence south with said Compton's line
10 poles to the Land Of said Or MOSS
nsirs. thence with said DIR. Moss line to
tne riace OF beginning. containing two
w acres. and eighty-five tS5) poles:
together with all buildings and tmproye
ments thereon and hereditaments and
nppurtenances thereunto belonging Be
Ing the same property conveyed to the
said Theresa Criswell by Christian ~.
hieiner and wife. by deed dated the 2sth
OF the Clerk cs the County Court OF
MARSHALL County. TO which deed refer
ence Is made for further description OF
said property.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third OF the
purchase price. or as much more as the
purchaser may elect TO pay. cash ON day
OF sale. and the balance in two equal
Instruments payable I'm six and twelve
mon TINS. respectively. from date of sale
with interest. the purchaser to give HIS
promissory negotiable notes for the de-
ierred payments, and the legal title TO
fully paid.
JAMES A. sIGAFoosE.
d-l2-1e-2s-ja2 Trustee
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PATIENT PLEASED
WITH RESULTS
Mrs Anna lsuderman Obtains Rapid
Results With United Doctors
Treatment
HAD STOMACH TROUBLE YEARS
Palms In Stomach Vanish After First
Weeks Treatment With
New System.

For the last FIVE years have been
troubled with severe pains In my
stomach. and often these pains were
so severe had to go 10 bed and send
for a physician" said Mrs. Anna Lau.
derman of 80 Frair Ground avenue,
Dayton. Ohio. In speaking OF her con-
dition before going to the United Doc
tors. who have their Wheeling insti.
tute on second floor OF the McLain
Bldg. at AZ Twelfth street.
About six weeks ago" continued
Mrs. Lauderman. II started treatment
with the United Doctors and soon af.
ter began to improve After a week
OF treatment my stomach pains
stopped altogether and they have not
REQUIRED. / feel am becoming
stronger and better right along and
am getting my long sought relief"
This statement of Mrs. Lauderman.
made Dec. LIST, cannot fail to be OF In.
terest not only to stomach sufferers
but TO all chronic sufferers OF the fol.
lowing diseases which the United Doc.
tors treat: These includes diseases of
the nerves, blood, heart, liver. kid
neys. bladder spine. brain. including
rheumatism. epilepsy, gall stones. gol.
tire. paralysis. indigestion. constipa-
ton, rupture. neuralgia, dropsy,
asthma. catarrh. deafness, rectal trou.
bles and diseases OF women and dis
eases of men.
The United Doctors furnish medi-
cines for the individual requirements
OF each patient from their drug labor
atory maintained at the institute.
The special oyer made 10 sick peo-
pie OF free consultation. examination
and treatment. except for bare cost
of medicines and it's distribution, is
open TO all who call upon the United
Doctors before Dec. 25th.-Adv.
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THE THEATER
THE BLUE BIRD" OPENS
AT THE COURT TONIGHT

The Eluc BIRD" by Maurice Macter-
huch, mo belgian poet. which Will be
presented az the Court theatre tonight
ana tomorrow afternoon and night was
produced for the first time iu RUSSIA
hiI ~ lhe height u4 its success there
We're MY nine companies performing
" III" next country Co see The Blue
BIRD was England. where ia London
g. tho Hay market Herbert Trench pro-
duced the piece ON an elaborate and
spec id'uIfr plan. IL was this produr-
ton which was witnessed by Wlnfhrnu
AiH"s. then director OF tho New thea
tire. Mr.. Ames took elaborate notes.
and upon DIS return gave The Blue
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AT TIE o1rKEun.

The magnificent ail-star Keith vaude-
vile onering that opened yesterday aft
ernoon at the popular Orpheum theatre
Is gossip among the theatregoing pub
nc that saw this splendid show last
night The big feature act. Tddie Gl-
rar and Jessie Gardner. was the laugh
ing event OF the evening. Eddie Girard,
whose magnetism Is many times the
size OF his dapper self. sang and danced
his way into the hearts OF the big au-
dience from the start. His Imitation
OF money was one OF the funniest
things ever seen on the Orpheum stage.
The added attraction. the Morlais
brothers. a great European novelty con-
sisting OF comedy balancing. was par
excellence. A most wonderful stunt
midair.
Clinton and Jerome in a singing and
talking act delighted the big crowds
and Reynolds and Drake are one of the
joys OF living. and an act like their.
can deiiver the goods on any big bill.
Juggling Wilbur did "A lot OF Juggling
stunts that got for MIN many rounds
OF applause The comedy motion pic
ture was bullv
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o.u W sercIAI mrrr,nn

Hermann lodge 40 8. 4. -. 4. W.
VIII hold very important meeting ~
their headquarterg af tho corner 0f
Twenty sixth and Chapiine streets
thlH evening. The events ~ greatest
ifnportanrn which will be- taken no
aI me meeting viii Do tho election
~ Onirers for tho ensuing wear and
Tho transaction ~ any other buaf
rf"f which nay come up for conaId
Grafton ~ the meeting All members
"r" urged To- DO present Of tho meet
iur
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AT TIE VICTORIA.

OF approval on the every act on the new
Dill opening yesterday FOR the last half
OF the week. All OF the features are
original and good, and last night IN e
two big audiences howled their delight.
The three Malk brothers In their splen-
cess.
The Bertram-May company presented
three-scene comedy. The COnquering
Hero, In a way that pleased the crowd.
George Wilson. the black-face man. made
n big hit, and Oft and Brein in their
splendid musical act pleased the crowd.
a singing and dancing act that is worth
going "A long way to see. The Victoria
scope pictures closing the performance
last might were exceptionally good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12

George D. DALEY. au smilo.r .f f'.
Harvey IuUsr Company. sustained d.
TH|rflI injury. 600 Monday MORNING
about Nd .I O'Clock. while 700 Doll. wUr.
s. frI... loaded with ..Iu .fr O.sr ..
fIrIf foot rrH.hInF no. largo 600 ,...
tIl crushed arI 10 900 Ie several vsa..
before Ie nlIl tr HII. fn Ie 90 hIa vUr.
lh" local police urf other Officials .f
fhI. county. have been requested tn Esrr
hlrp lookout f.r charles Snyder. u. n
.eff hlH homo near ltrrsHTu.fr IHEsf.a
hrd hHa NOT boon heard Of since Nfr
Enyder a. ~ gears old. brown I1ir. OIL. o.
eyes. two fingers ~ ono hand dafnrn. p
from on injury. and ia .Nrhflt dement,.
81 Iir Dr. H carpenter IF trade ORB.
Ntrd m 80 VIII hr paid hr Mart -
keif"r. m Iaveffo county. for hIa urff..
hennlur. ard Doe been guaranteed EIao
lrrrf 'pgIif. lnrrffr county. IH
Mrr 0e1rre D.. Wilson uHs NHs.i.
Ing shopper to-day
Erwin douglas and Ralph r1urhhe,1
were STE IIrU.IIIn .I.Ifura luHf l"fr...a.
shirley wheeler. AGED . IoIra. of I.I
l'n .l''' Dr. rrri.nelg In Win pneumonia
HfH James WfddIr nf T.I1II4rf II....
"a- WelI"hurr chopper YrefsrI..
Mre John Fletcher wac H MIt.I...r
IHif"r mod aHuTHe Nr WfIrs..II.
a. postal .frf NHH been r...Itt. f....
'hlrIr. Mrfhsr nf Sew FufI lIt.
~ fNe Glass Product. COMPANY. fHsf la.
rfr'. i'd '' return tD thIH rif.. Within a
Few DAYS
tr.fvr Malone. who died no o,c
nuntF IuflrWsrN uu lHrf aurT.. ......
IIr Wli Dol buried FROM fn. .rrI.f..r,
'".m"fr'N m0fuInr HI 10
vile, Hnermsa. formeri, of mi- city
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WELLSBURG

wELIsEURG. ". Va. Dec - Tho
Laura g. Grimm property. on Indiana
street. so 22ff. Hubbard addition. wac
sold on Wednesday by The curtis a.
Reeves Agency. 20 ". u willy. couric-
GRAFTON private
The same agency a0ld the ueiiiah NIL
Ter property. near Twelfth street. COM
sldrrHfluu private
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Bird as the opening bill OF the second
season OF the New theatre. When The
bine BIRD Is seen here the same New
theatre production will be utilized.
seats for the three performances can
now be secured
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STOMACH SUFFERERS
II You Wish To Obtain Complete and
Permanent Results Try
MAYR'S Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
One Dose VIII Convince You.

"NBfn Wcndrrful Stomach Remedy a
M'I Nn.Hr throughout tho rpunfr..
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f.t D. 1.-Two. .nH Intestinal AIIrrfffa
.rI report marvellous results and Hf.
h Nh.y pfu INK M fp nfuffa hatur.aI
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nm .nu dose Hr. heard stertv.f.r.
900 explain ita Tremendous a4ie 10
--I-lL .N.- fHIIH ana those afflicted v.|fh
nfomnch, Liver HnI Intestine Ailments
Indigestion. Gas in ths afo-nrch ana In,
t.st mes, Diaziness. Painting SPELLS CoIfo
- eeEa, Torpid Liver. Coust pat on ,f.
-'nNIH i nI. uFHTH fI" fH .tfUt.I..
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ny nave received .. Ir most rtafa d.
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goa NI' tD tnr eve. rIearucas and color
tH Fl ' complies HrI activity frf tr.I.
IHhrN ff fN. brain. Zoo away win tufIr
I..'M HhI .IIrIInE Huf fhIH IH often rUa.
Dol WIN oven one dose of Mavrss
wonderful stomach Hemedy Iuters 4
IN ..f. fHiHfH and h.sftafaf IraorII,. r.
l mach Ailments sent free hv Geo tf
Mfr Chemist fsII1as Whiting
"r .f'r 'r WhrrI.r nt Harry Gran.
lrh id 1nd Jacob rt.. e. H gri..t a.
Co. John Coleman GO. Three stores
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IIusburgh o. 10 have O, afor, nd
HIuon 20 The Pennsylvania Railroad
station
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer. Jobasr, ~
chants and other wholesale peaiers

chants ana Other Wholesale Dealers
NOIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
tne state Hoard OF Control OF the state
oI West virginia will receive bids daily
~ IL once az Charleston. West Virginia
LOT FURNISHING supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial mango
ineht OF which Is vested in said BoarI.
Sohtracts VIII be awarded TO the low est
thlhgs being equal. West Virginia daal-
eFs VIII be given preference
ldss 81 supplies needed will he FAR
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
sE-I Charleston. West Virginia
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIED

nVhT-on Wednesday December Ioth.
lsse' ~ o'clock y. m.. ENfFfINt.,
- VIE or J. y. Hunt in her list year
o'clock az the residence Of her sor
gcorEe Hunt, No. 30 Walnut avenua
MoodlaWn- Friends % family invited
cemetery
please Omit Fiowersp
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ct e. this O. ono thlns the mass OF th.
people are interested In
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Breummer & HiLdebrand

c,rrns' pireetors ana Embain.srr.
-.---nnne xnI 0pen DAY and Eht.-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bertsc Inv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBAIMER.
ti22 and 1924 Main Street.
-Cals Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635
Vic l. Bertschy. Bell Phone 1852 n
c j. Bertschy. Nat Phone f2sqV
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT.
TIE BA9EMEEro, Yrlsr Gre,orr-,
IAt1D. fOURTH AND YIFTH FLOOFs
OF TIE NEW fIHE PRooY NERCAr'
AT STEEL BRIDGE CoRNEI.
VIII BE READY ABOUT FIRST Up
APRIL, 1914
SEPARATELY.
JAMES Z. HxvIrv
1oe6ls MArN STREE
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LOST.

LoST-Umbrella on Barton car Sunda,-
night green silk with round white ivo--,-
handle. name "Mignon Brash" engraved
on handle Reward If returned 10 Intel
ligencer office. d-1stf
LosT-Large mink piece between
Schenks store and Blaine. Ohio. Finl-
er please leave at Schenk's store and re-
cetNe reward d-1Si
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
FOR SALLY.

TUE sALE-One seven passenger so H.
y Stoddard-Dayton car. Good as new
ENQUIRE w. W. Price. No. s. 10th st ~
foR sALE-Shetland ponies. Compsn-
ions from which your children learn
no bad habits Special reduction Cor
christmas gifts. Arminda L. Hump. ~
AleSander. Pa, Eden Valley Stock Farm
Nat phone INV. n-9xco,
TOE sALE-Pair OF draft horses, weigh-
ing 5000 pounds; also harness and
wagons. call Bell phone ii-R-?l. Mar