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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE-on business
ST.; owner leaving city. will sacrinCe lo-
sSv; good paying business: rent only SO.
SALOON-No better location: rent so; liv-
ing rooms; safe under excise law: good To-
cation for wholesale liquor house.
Observation-Disclosures s1,C10 per month:
Government privilege pays expenses; will
trade for real estate: rent only 40
BAKERY and Confectionery. Tth st: old
established: large business living rooms;
price $500.
HARDWARE. Paint. and Feed Store-Large
stock; cheap rent; asking $3.50.
TAILORING and Cleaning business: 18th
st; rent sic; clearing IS per week.
ROoMING HoUsE-I2,h St, near I; T.
rooms: rent $50: rooms all filed; asking
1915.
ed; must be sold; make offer.
MARSHALL BUS. BItOKEIiS. 9l3 y. y. ave.
GROCERY-Close to cars and District line;
rent only SIS month; price M,cJ. including
team: or sell PROPERTY and store for i2.N,p.
ALSO Corner Grocery y. E: cheap rent;
price attractive
LI-NCHROOM and dining room. rowntovn
section: rent 500; receipts sl1 day, G;ser
ALSO cafe and booming House; transient To-
cation; sell Ior less than half its !alue
SPECIAL-Corner notion and cigar store, $4I6;
rooms. cigar and news stand: offer wanted.
Confectionery and candy store, corner 5.
W; price $3.50; rooms. S.'Ca, cigar. no
ton, eiC., on car line in District; give away
at g. 6OO Grocery :. W: rent $40; scll at
Invoice To buy or sell see us for results
NEW YORK BU SINESS BROKERS, LZ2 r.
GROCERY and notion store: rent only Sl2
$l5 to so daily business, owner appointed
to Government service, Will sacrifice for $500
EQUITY Bus. BROKERS. III y. Y. ave.
ONE of the best business corners On II st.
y. L. for rent: be vacant May J. Apply J.
II. VI. So 18th ST. y. +.
WITH privilege Of retaining deskroon small
store. nouion and catch trade. address
BOX $50. Times office =
sell cheap. BOX IFS. Times ONCE.
FOR SALE-For the next 10 days a nice
small real estate business paying
has.e owners going South. san lie bought
Tor less ihsn GVC. Tor information call or
write JAS J. CAYIOR. 723 9TH st. y. F..
AUTOMOBILES
For Hire.
FIvE-PAssENGER AUTO
Cars Heated.
AUTO HIRE ;OMtANY. Line: 3ss.
5-PAssEHGER. $50 7-passenGer. $50 per
Eour. FUwhaisn Hotel. 18th aad "a. NJ. SOL
HORSES AND VEHICLES
ONE PAIR OF HORSES. suitable for ice
wagon; = good mares. horses weight. l.lG0
lbs Tor quick delivery. A. 9th 81. " w.
FOR SALE-Horse, wagon. and harness: D
,car-oId horse; reasonable price to buyer.
G2i y St N w.
FOR HIRE-HoTses, carriages. wagons. DAY,
week Or month. special pri .es. GE-H.
LIVERY co. INC. rear :s!I Pa. a'e. Il. lI3I.
7 HORSES / mare In fUal, for sale Tor tho
want of use Rear 470 Pa. ave. \. W. 10
LOAN COMPANIES
Az, OIL c.ll. NO ,A1nIi
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FARMS FOR SALE, 100 ACRES. on Ma
TIONAL ROAD IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. MD: BEAUTIFUL LOCATION IN
FINE. FARMING REGION. GOOD NEIGH
BORdOOD. IA MILE FROM VILLAGE.
LAND LIES WE'LL is WELL WATERED.
SOME IN TIMBER. IMPROVEMENTS
poor PRICE. $1,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 90 Southern Bldg.
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Amusements.

..ionsl-'"The Strange Womsn," Sis p. m
,,unbia-."Milestones," SIS p. nj.
,iTsN:.Tbe Confession 2:15 and Sis p. m.
aith's-Vaudeville, 2:15 and Sis p. IN.
rsrnos-YaudevIlle, continuous.
s-Sino-Vaudeyflle, afternoon and evening.
1erican-yaudeville. 2:15, 7:15. and . p. m.
q svety-BurIesque, 2:15 and Sis p. IN.
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising
Architects Onice, Washington d. e..
March 25, IsiA.-Saaled proposals Will BE-
opened In this Office at D. M. May .. 1915
for the grazing, etc. Of the grounds AMI
the construction complete .nclujns ne
chsnical equipment and approaches) OF "a
animal house for the Hysienic Laboratory,
Washington. d. c. Two-story-aai-basesneut
building. ground area. 400 square feet; fire
facing; composition roof Drawings AMI
specifications may be obtained from the
custodian OF site at the Hystenic Lao"-s-
tory, Washington. d. g, or at this offlcs.
o. wENDEROTH. Supervising Architect
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FOR RENT-OFf,CES.

WE WILL make very attractive PROPOSE
tions to tenants for single offices or suites
in our building at llth and SITS, I most
desirable location. we'll heated. good eleNa-
tor service. Apply directly to BERRY a.
WHITMORE CO.
LARGE OFFICES and stores in business
section. electric lights. elevator. steam.
:anI:or. 81 70 s25. Dental ofh.es. SIS to ~,
VICTOR BLDG. oh and Grant pi. Call sth
floor
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

FOR RENT GARAGE-l2 machines. rem,
only SIS, 40 IT, alley, bet l.. and NJ and
18th and 18th NV. kARRICK & NET
CALF 1906 l ST. n. W.
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GROCERY-Close to cars and District line;
rent only SIS month; price N,GOJ, Including
team; or sell property and store for 3. Z.DyD
ALSO Corner Grocery y. f: cheap rent;
Price attractive.
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HARDWARE. Paint. and Feed StOre-Iarge
stock; cheap rent; asking 81. 90
TAILORING and Cleaning business: 18th
St; rent sl6; clearing se5 per week
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SEVEN ROOMS with modein improvements.
ons-half acre Of ground, 10 min. 10 car;
s25 OOO will exchange for unimproyed prop
erty in Takoma Park.
Z. ]. PROVINCE.
Ethan Allen ave, TakOma Park.
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LUNCHROOM-Receipts 1900 per month;
Government privilege pays expenses; will
trade for real estate: rent only go.
BAKERY and Confectionery; Ith st: old
established; large business. living looms;
price 500
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BOOMING HOCSE-2Oth st nicely furnish
ed; must be sold; make offer.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS'. 9I3 y. Y. ave.
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ROOMING HOCSE-l2ih St, near I; L
rooms: rent $50; rooms all filed; asking
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HELP WANTED-fEMAlE

PPRENTICES 20 learn Frencn dresscut-
ing. dressmaking. designing, and uilli-
-Ty: good positions furnished after learn
-. New York Millinery Academy, Ills G St
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FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE-on business
St: owner leaving city, will sacrinCe io-
$500; good paying business: rent only SO.
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better location: rent SO; liv-
ing rooms; safe under excise law: good To-
cation for wholesale liquor house.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

ONE ACRE in Takoma Park. Nd. on East
ern ave about blocks from car lima a
good house Of II rooms. bath. furnace 1esst.
electric light. fine shade. well fenced. and
spring on the property. Free Of encum-
brance. Price $500: terms can he made.
McI.ACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and G SITS. N. ".
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
GOOD HOUSES FOR COLORED
TEN MTG

FOR RENT-HoUsES.
GOOD HOUSES FOR COLORED
TENANTS.
1919 p NV, Or. and baths.....-.--..H25o
Ses Sos 18th St: 7r. and bath: z2.sS S
Sos ssrd ST.. sr. and bath................. 1850
41s Franklin St. y. and water......... 1s. 80
.tss Va. ave. Ir. and summer Kitchen. ia.5o
s04 flat st NV. 4 rooms. 1850
2429 F st.. rooms and water. I2.oo
IIso Coy; ct. roo1ns and water... LEGO
.sI7 rear st.. ROOMS and ba Ii. ....... 1.s0
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
723 z0th st N. W.
1906 Park road. 10 rooms and bath 81
1905 9Th ct. NV. rooms and bath....... .. 50
I5s 81. NV. rooms and ba ..-.---- S.So
ss ST. NV. roou,s and bath. q. 80
.2702 18TH st. ne. 10 rooms and BATH. q. 80
III 18th ST. &C., rooms and bath. 2.5o
rs 1lth st. ne. rooms and bath. rs
~ 18th st. &C.. s rooms and bath. lI.9
" FOR COLoRED.
E7 st. NV, rooc,s and water $3.50
Ills Wylie st. ne. rooms and bath 1e.te
20 9th st. NV. 8 rooms and water..-. !teo
12s 2as R,s st. NV rooms and wa .;: u Sa %
!Ss 18th st. ne. rooms and water-.... 900
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN co.
PHONE N. 224s. sos 9th ST. N. W.
FOR RENT
Al End ST. y. W.
N!ce brick house. REDUCED to $500 per
month.
Key at office
MOORE & HILL. INC. H2o-2, II NV.
FOR RENT-l21S H MES rooms and bath:
latrobes; rent. $3.50 and 1850; worth your
while to inspect these
MOORE HILL. INC. 1fco-2s H St NV.
FOR RENT-120 9Th st. S. E.: IL large rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; good location
for renting rooms; rent s4o75 per month
J. c. WELDON & CO., c2i E. Cap. st.
SIX ROOMS and bath brick house. located
at GA 9Th st. S. w: rent only 500 30 per
month. E. H TAGGART. lEo ST. y. W.
NO. New S-room and bath brick houses on
St n E. between 18th and llth sts
rent 1870 per month. e II. TAGGART.
l+lO G st.
TO CoLORED-Le Droit Park, 80 oakdale
St; fine 2-story brick. rooms and bath;
splendid condition: near two car Ines.
WILLETT & REiNECKE CO.. 1903 II st. NV.
rOR RENT-5-room house so: good condi-
ton: large lot: electric cars: good neigh
borhond: finest water and pure air. JULIAN
P. BALDWIN. Ballston. Va. IL
I3N EMERSON ST n. E-6-room house.
best modern improvements; reduced 20
$3.50; bargain. l.
FOR RENT-sls r ST. N. W: rooms,
PHILLIPS co. $50 John Marshall place
Furnished.
DETACHED HOUSE, N W; rooms: good
condition: yard porch. BOX l67. Times
oficc. -
FOR RENT-STORES
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male,

ST LOUIS CHAUFFEUR. years expert
ence; fTst-class reference: willing to work.
Will go out of town If necessary: very thank
full for trial: keep your car in nTst-class
condition. Address CHAUFFEUR, 1854 Srd
st. N W.
TINNER-Good alI-round man sos East
Capitol ST.
YOUNG MAN. % would like a position about
Sl2 to start: steady worker. BOX lIs.
Times Office
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kLAH AND WIFE, colored. for gardener and
- u tns SSuskxy. kox I7s, Times OtGSs.
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A BARGAIN

FIVE ACRE TRACT ALONG ELECTRIC
CAR LINE, Boulevard to run front Of san,s.
n. r. L. ADAMS. I7O2 st. ". W.
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BOX 169.
TIMES OFFICE.

THISHERS on waists: good helpers. II
lsth -
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LI-NCHROOM and dining room, "owntown
section: rent $50: receipts sl5 day: U;ser
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4 Acres, With 8-room House,
All modern improvements. Only. one bisek
from electric line. three blocks from steam
station Price &, go Or will exchange fer
small city property.
McLachlen Banking Corporation,
10th and G sts. N. W,
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/ tee for sallie HironsIi an insane per.
son. Bond of $500 given.
James P. Mulyehill was named
committee for Bridget Cunningham,
an insane person. Bond'of $500 CIV
en-. y
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EpWoRTH LEAGUERs
ELECT OFFICERS

CLARKSBURG. w. Va, June II
With the election of officers tc
serve the ensuing two years and the
selection of Morgantown as the mex
meeting place, the biennial conyen
ton of the West Virginia Epwortl
League closed here, today.
The new officers are as follows;
President. Rev. J. f. Wells. Spen'
cer; first vice president, Rev. Ra.
McCuskey,( shinnston; second vice
president, Hal V. Morris, Charles
ton; third vice president, Miss Ls,e,
Dawson, Clarksburg; fourth vic,
president, Rev., VI. B. Roberts
Rowlesburg; superintendent. Mrs
S. J. Beall, Wheeling; secretary
treasurer, Miss Jessie Shimp, Man
nington; board OF control. Wheeling
district. Arthur Lozenby and Arthur
H. Strickling; Buckhannon district
John Bedlow and J. W. Law; Char
lesion district, Paul L. Flanagan
and H. l.. Dilworth; Parkcrshurs
district, w. E. Craig and Paul ".
Smith: Huntington district, y. G.
Bachus and L. C. Anderson; Romeo
verte district. B. W. King and J. w.
Warner; Morgantown district, C. Z.
Goodwin and Ellis Yost; Oakland
district. Claude H. King and ]. Fl
Babb.
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City Baseball
League Ready
For Business 3:
ORGANIZATION WAS EFFECTED
I. AT THE Y. N. C. A. LAST
NIGHT.
RECEIPTS OF LAST YEAR WILL
q BE GIVEN TO THE PLAY
GROUND ASSOCIATION.

At meeting held at the Y. NJ. C..
a. last night city baseball league
was organized. The teams were Sc
lected. The following teams were
represented: Fairmont Mining Ma
chinery Company, Homer. Tooth
man; Owens Glass Works, L. Il.
Wagner, Watson Building. C. G.
SBitner; Jamisons Coal Company.
Frank Murphy; Knights of Col,nn-
sbIs: An invitation viii be extend
ed toftle Grant Town team. Tie Y.
M. CA. will not be represented this
season. ~
4 A new rule was made. that teams
signing new players should notify
tine otter Clubs three days III; adj
vance Or h game. Instead Of using
tile s. Brown ball, as per last
seasons rule, It was decided TO use
either the Reach american
League" or the Spalding "NatfGral. =
The season will open on June %. hut
the schedule has not becn arranged.
The Committee for hhe arrangement
are Wagner. Bitner and Toothman
Games will be played two evenings
every week, two open dates beint;
left for postponements.
The following officers were elect
ed for this season: President and
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Dentists
quet AT
Oyster, House
sPLENDm REPAsT IS THOR.
/. ~ QUICKLY ENJOYED
!. ~, BY ALL.
DR.. FRED HESS ACTED AS TOAST
MASTER OF THE 0C.
CASI0N.

The IS applicants to practice dem
ttstry in this state who are appearing
before the state dental examining
board were banqpeted at the Fair
mont Oyster House last night. Be-
side the applicants the examining
board and local dentists were also
present as well as several represen5
tatives of dental supply houses who
are in the city.
Tile banquet was served at eight
o'clock and was very much enjoyed
following the finish of strenuous
day Of examination questions.
A long table arranged in the cen
ter of the dining hall adorned with
red rambler roses formed a pretty set
ting for the sumptuous banquet
served.
DR.. Fred Hess acted as POSTMASTER.
In the absence of Or. C. H. .Neill who
Twas detained from being present dur
ing the early part of the evening.
Among those who gave talks were
w. E. PAUL; Ralph, McWhorter, of
McWhorter, w. Va; H. L. Satter-
field, Basil Heron, John w. Muir
ply. H; W. Burnett. all of this city.
Covers, were laid for about thirty.
The following appetIzing menu
was served: ADO.
Olives = Nuts Pickles
:" Appetizer Ia New Orleans
Consomme Shrewsbury Crackers
Boiled Blue Fish Egg Sauce
,. Philadelphia Relish
Roast Young Lamb Mint Sauce
Peas in Timbal Cases
..,d New Beef
New Potatoes Parsley Butter
Pineapple Ice
Chicken Salad =, Toasted Crackers
Strawberry Ice Cream Cake
Coffee Cigars
The examinations continued today
when practical work was demonstrate
ed in various dental offices of the
city. A number,,of, the applicants
will leave this evening for their
homes while othersgwill remain over
until tomorrow. 4r
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S 4 x, Secured
For Fairgrounds

t,uH hJihnlIB IT7TTT7--- " II-W I'M
The tplaygrounds committee Iihas
announced, that It has. secured a;site
for the Fairgrounds on the east side
Of the river This site was secured
from the! FairmqntI Investment COM
.pany and lies back of C. E. Hutchin-
sons home, ,ooa,st.. p,
The committee says II is an ideal
Place. for the young folks to congre-
gate and ,engage in games. The
ground will be equipped soon forithe
work.
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Will Moue
Offices To
Clarksburg
MARSHAL C. E. SMITH AN
N0UNCES CHANGE IN HIS
:" Y HEADQUARTERS. u
HAS TWO ROOMS ON SECOND
FLOOR OF THE GOVERN =
MENT BUILDING.

United States Marshal G. L, Smith
recently announced ut parl;ersburg
that his, office would lie moved fram
Parkcrsbnrg TO Clarksbure and the
order for removal Is to take effect
June 10. Marshal Smith has re /, "
ed q telegram from the Department
of Justice notifying hin: of the
change and thata fter the middle Of
June his official headquarters would
/ be at Clarksburg. He has been as
signed two rooms on the second
floor of the government building ut
Clarksburg formerly occupied by
Deputy U. S. Clerk Harrison.
After the Washington authoritic.
decided to make "Hange in the
headquarters. Marshal Smith was
offered his choice between Whce:in;
and Clarksburg, and of course clos,
the latter as being ne:rer Fairmoht
his home city.
Marshal Smith has not hecn IN.
formed rs to Just how much of the
records. etc, are to he removed front
Parkersburg to the new headquar-
tiers. A problem that is certainly
confronting the government, how
ever, is what is TO be done with the
old records of the federal court OF
this district. reaching -backt,to its es-
Establishment. which are now stored
in the vault of tile rooms he Is to oc-
eupy at Clarksburg. They will have
to be removed as the marshal Will re-
quire the use of this vault.
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$4,000 ANNUALLY : Cooperate
with me evenings at home. Every
thing furnished. Don't worry
about capital. Boyd II. Brown,
Dept. S. Omaha. Neb. 6-12-Gt
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treasurer, Fred ". Rapp; vica presI.

treasurer, Fred ". Rapp; vica presi-
dent, Rex. X. John. and secretary,
G. c. Bitner. !.
twenty-five dollars. which was
reported by the treasurer as par; Of
last seasons gate; receipts, will be
donated to the local playground as
ISOLATION.
Another meeting of the league Of
fieials will be held at III same place
on next Tuesday. evening at $50.
All players OF the Watson building
team are requested to meet in room
sos on the fourth floor this evening
at 1880 sharp.
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This Is a Perfee. Pattern.

Be sure to give right size, measur.
Ing over the fullest part OF the bust
for dimensions. It may be obtained
by filling out the coupon and enclos.
ing Is cents in stamps or coin to the
Pattern Department Of this paper.
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Vanii;ttie Lost
l II Race Again
TIME ALLOWANCE WINS. FOR,
MISUNDERSTANDING
sit.5S NOT IN CONTEST. M

SANDY HOOK, N. IS June IA
Her time allowance of 3 minutes and
l3'seconds gave the ,Resolute yester-
day the sixth cup class yacht race
with tlieSyanitie, sailed in the light
est oftairs over n S0-mile triangular
course.t The Vanitie led at tile finish
by minute and 81 seconds, but the
Resolute was awarded the race on
corrected time by minute and 16
seconds. ''' > = ~
The Defiance, the third cup defend
ing laspirant. made no effort to lace
today. contenting herself with sail
trial spins inside OF Sandy Hook. She
will not race of the Hook. as her
sails need recruiting and her mast
requires slight alterations. She will
be towed to City Island tomorrow.
Except for a few minute on the last
leg, the Vanitie set the pace in yes
terday's contest and once more show
ed that in reaching she is minutes
faster than the Resolute.
Sixth race-Course 30 miles tri-
angular. Wind west northwest. five
knots at start, four knots at first
mark. three knots at second, six
knots at finish. Tide, ebb. Starting
signal IL a. m.
Resolute start 11:o2:oo; finish.
s:19:s4.
vanitle start 10000; finish,
2:17:s7.
sResolute elapsed time. 4:17:34;
corrected time, 4:f4:21.
/. Vahitie elapsed time. 4:15:37; cor
rected time, 4:15:37.
Resolute wins by l minute 6 sec
ends.
Elapsed time on legs:
Resolute. first leg, 1:25.3S: sec
end leg. 1:05:4G; tlird leg. 1:46:10.
vanitie, first leg, 1:2o:57; second
leg, ,1:o9:47; third leg, 1:44:53.
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Bordered. materials, batiste, wolfe
and crepe will be much used for
simple little summer frocks. This
design, No. 1920, is excellently suited
to any Of these materials. The blouse
crosses surplice fashion. in the front
and closes in the back. The '"v"-
shaped opening may be filled in with
short net guimpe. The skirt Is a
three.piece model, gathered slightly
at the top and having three large
tucks at the bottom which give the
effect Of three TERED skirt. II this
dress were developed in q plain ma
terial, taffeta, silk poplin or wolfe, It
would be very attractive froci for
afternoons during the summer and
early fall. The old.fashioned quillings
and plaitings OF grandmother.s day
are coming into vogue again for trim
ming purposes. A narrow plating of
contrasting silk could be effectively
used to outline the +sV'' on the front
and back OF this bodice and to finish
the sleeves. It could also be used at
the top Of the skirt instead OF tho
sash, II preferred. Six yards Of &c.
inch material will be needed to make
this dress in size Sc. The pattern
IL cnt in five sizes, "a to ~.
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,egan here, to-day with about % .well.

began here 'toaaY with about { 0 we'll.
known shots from out Of the city
and state present. The first event
today was the Individual state cham
pionship. which was won by ]. d.
LannaVe Of Huntington. who broke
&c out of 100 with n, NJ. shaul and
= :; Il. Knapp! bo.li of Huntington, tie
for second place with 81 broke. f
Among hespromipent shooters in
attendance were ". B. Croble of nli-
niois;. George W. Maxwell, of Nebras-
ka; .. II. Taylor. Of Fairmont; Carl
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COURT NEWS

The following deeds have been
filed with the county clerk:
Robert 7. Cunningham and wife
to j. +. Watson, lot II ana part of
lot is in block As fronting Benoni
avenue in the city of Fairmont; con-
sideration. S.5O0.OO.
Arsula l.awlis ct al. 10 William
Lawlis, a parcel OF land on Owen Day
Fork of Buffalo creek in Warrington
district: consideration, 81 and other
valuable consideration.
Z. T. Bishop and wife Il. A. p.
lIrr, n parcel Of land in the Morrow.
Place addition to the city of Fair
mont; consideration, 5000.
Fairmont Building and investment
company to A. Blanche Smiley, a
parcel of land in the East Park ad-
dition to the city Of Fairmont; con-
federation, $500.
Will Probated.
The last will and testament CT the
late Alcinda Hayhurst was yesterday
filed with the county clerk for proba
tion. The will provides that, after
all debts are paid and grave stones
erected at the grave Of the deceased
aid her two brothers, all remaining
property shall be equally divided
among her brothers, William Hay
hurst, and his nieces and nephews, as
follows: Edward Hayhurst, Newton
Jones, David II. Jones. Sarah L. Pax
ton. Minerva Gum and David o. Hay.
hurst. Newton Jones is named ex-
eeutor Of the Will. - = -
Committee Named.
Newton Jones was named commit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-12

FOR RENT-slx room house, water
and gas. Apply NJ. H. Kinkaid,
Bell Phone S15-J. 6-12-St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-12
WEST VIRGINIA SHOOT.

CHARLESTON viva, June "a
The eighteenth annual meet Of the
lwest Virginia sporting Association
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-12

MEN WANTED 10 visit trade with
our cigars. Salary s25 weekly to
start. Cordelle Cigar Co., Station
d, New York City. TG-12-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-12

Moor, of Pittsburgh; R. o. HelEer.
J. X. Taylor and W. r.. Chamberlain
Of Ohio; G. B. Cage, of.Kentucks; r..
Burns, Of Maryland; c. o. Lecoimpte.
OF North Carolina, and other crack
shots. The important matches viii
begin tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-12

or woman "ad' So
licitor for al pensiero." Apply
r. NJ. Abbott, West virginian Job
Office. Good pay for right per-
son. 6-12-3t