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like about Eleanor Fairlow. In
deed, | know | should like her
very much IL / we're not afraid that
in some ways she was a woman
that might appeal to Dick more
than |. | do wish everyone had
not been in such a hurry to tell me
that Dick was in love with her
before he met me. Nothing l have
seen since would make me suspi-
cious of either of them IL | did not
look at II from the viewpoint OF
their former interest in each
other.
! am very glad / have not a
jealous neutrality-suspicious. | am
too egotistical to be jealous. but
before | would spend my life in
Jealous naggings, disgusting ae-
cusations, which only lead to end
less domestic misery, | would
simply leave my husband.
No, little book, / am not hold
ing a brief for divorce, but l think
that there are other reasons why
divorce should be granted beside
the shattering of the seventh COM
mandment. II seems to me that
! would feel worse over the fact
that Dick deceived me in such a
vital matter than over the fact
that he was unfaithful. l must
believe in Dick to be happy. How
futile all this is, little book. / do
believe in Dick and / do believe
in Eleanor Fairlow, but probably,
like every other woman who has
married, | wish his former sweet
heart were less beautiful, less
good looking.
When Miss Fairlow got here
took her into Dicks room.
"Dick," she said, IF l had known
you were going into battle
would have insisted upon you
wearing my colors.'
"The other fellow wore your
colors when | got through with
him." said Dick with an. embar'
raised laugh, "at least gave him
two black eyes," miss Fairlow
almost always wears either black
or white.) -.
l interrupted here. "You will
be glad to know that Mrs. Uttel
has withdrawn her accusation o.
Dick"
"Oh, am so glad she ex'
claimed, but | did not see how
she could possibly stand by 1t FOL
she certainly had no case"
Dick looked at her with queer
expression and much to my sur
prise she blushed a deep dark red
"Oh, Margie, who is the clever
est woman in the world, put hei
through the third degree and she
confessed" said he.
"Dick, you must not make Miss
Fairlow think / did that know
ingly. | thought / was right II
my ideas about the Mann act
Anyway, l am sure she would
have confessed the moment hel
child was dead. She was not
bad woman"
"What do you call bad WON
an, Mrs. Waverly." asked Eleanor
Fairlow curiously.
Il don't know as i can deflne
what the words bad woman
mean to mel think perhaps 1t Ii
one who deliberately and know
ingly wrongs another. Mrs. Utter
did not realize she was doing
this"
81 must CO." said Eleanor Fair
low, abruptly-''am awfully glat
things are turning out all right
Dick. but how could you help l
with a wife like Margie q may
call you Margie, may l notD tt
look after them?"
This time, much to my sur
prise. it was Dick who blushed.
Continued Tomorrow
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the plate. Place goblet and but
ter plate at right hand. II indi-
vidual salts are used, they should
be newly filled and also be placed
at right hand. In the folds of the
napkin place roll or square of
bread If soup is to be served. If
hot, place the bread on the butter
plate.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IL
Although she belongs to one of
the first families" of the south,
Mrs. Ida Clyde Clark was among
the first recruits to the suffrage
cause when equal suffrage be-
came an issue in the south few
years ago.
Mrs. Clarke is press chairman
of the Nashville Equal Suffrage
league, and she was one of the
hostesses of the recent National
Woman's Suffrage convention in
Nashville.
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Q.-Recently | read some
thing about the seven mod
ern wonders OF the world.
Now have always heard that
there was only one such
group. am out OF the city
and would be pleased III you
could put me right on this
subject. Thank you.
MOUNTAINEER.
A.-Thc latest classification OF
the wonders of the world IL In
three groups. |. e.. The Seven
Wonders of the Ancient World,
which Includes the Pyramids OF
Egypt, Pharos Of Egypt, Hanging
Gardens of Babylon, Temple of
Diana at EphesIis, Statue off Jup-
tier, Mausoleum of Artemisia, Coz
lossus of Rhodes.
The Seven Wonders of the Mid
die Ages embracing the Coliseum
of Rome, Catacombs of Alexan'
dria, Great Wan of China, Stone
henge, Leaning Tower of Pisa,
Porcelain Tower of Nankin, Mos
que of st. Sophia In Constantine
ple.'
The Seven New Wonders of the
World which are: Wireless, Tele-
phone, Aeroplane, Radium, Anti
septics and Antitoxins, Spectrum
Analysis, X-ray.
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8 . o Q o o o q . o o q
ny Caroline COE.


Let the children help you set
the Thanksgiving day dinner
table. Even IL they are only
boys" give chance to learn
something about housework and
they will have something to be
truly thankful for.
Give them access to the best
linen, company dishes and party
silver. Do not hamper them with
don't" Allow them to display
their ideas. The centerpiece of
fruit or vegetables will surely be
blended with autumn berries and
leaves which they will proudly
bring home.
Teach them to make the decor
atoms harmonic and blend will
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Here's the girl with the muff,'
but she really has no muff at all.
It's just one of the new "'made in
America" fashions which has
tagged make-believe muff on the
sleeves of some of the new even
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Marguerite Snow of the Than
houser company Is married to
James Cruze. Both take promi-
nent parts In The Milton Dollar
Mystery
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FOR WOMEN ONLY

r DR.. Sanderson's Compound Savin
and Cotton Root Pills. The best and
only reliable remedy for DELAYED
PERIODS. Cure the most obstinate
eases In 3 to 10 days. Price ~ per
box or three boxes $500. Address
Raymond Remedy Co.. 217h Pike
St. Seattle. Walk
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Confessions
Vie

All day long
We had callers
a n d telephone
messages of con-
gratulations from
ID | C k 8 nj e n
friends Dick is
a mans man, but
even | did not
know he had SO
many friends.
Eleanor Fair
low called up
early and asked
il she might call.
/ told hSr to
come right over.
IT N q T q are
many things |
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ing coats. The cuffs are comfort
able hiding places for a pair of
chilly hands, and they are not
nearly SO inconcenient as a muff.
This fur-trimmed made in
America" cloak is white velour;
the fur trimming is black fox.
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Q.-What is the fifteenth
wedding anniversary? What
would make nice refresh
ments for a crowd of 30?
PERPLEXED.
A.-The 18th anniversary Is
the crystal wedding. Use all the
glass dishes you can collect for
serving refreshments, and so far
as possible have the menu con-
sist of transparent foods. Jellied
chicken, tomato or other salad
nodded i'm gelatin. lettuce sand
witches, "a clear lemon ice, mot
tied or mixed colored cakes to In
dictate stained glass, and coffee
would be appropriate.
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2 = . y
SOME HA MEAT AND
CANN' EAT
AND SOME WOULD EAT
WHO HA' NOT.
BUT WE HA' MEAT AND
WE CAN EAT,
so TO THE LORD BE
THANKIT'.
ROBERT BURNS.
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Decorations. HInE. Florist, $. = a x.
"Advertisement."
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Transfer and moving; prompt
service. 001 Tacoma ave. Main
46f, Advertisement"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-13
AMENDMENT 10 YOsT
LAW IS FAVORED
Providing for Trial. Of First Of.
tense Cases by Justices of
the Peace.

nj a. d. |aI & Ia ID =
Al the coming session OF the leg
islatufe several amendments to the
Yost prohibition law viii be proposed
to remedy defects that have depel-
oped in the statute afer Eve monhs
clio peration. Tax Commission Fred
o. Blue will take the lead in askine,
Tor these remedial amendments and
will have the support OF the Anti
Saloon League and other dry organ
izations.
Numbered among the proposed
amendments is one that would give
justices Of the peace the authority to
dispose Of FIRST ofEense" cases. which
under the statute are misdemeanors
Through such an ARRANGEMENT there
would be wise step. II believe that
lnent OF the penalty, as It would NOT
be necessary for a prisoner to lay
In jail for several months for afRrauf
jury to convene.
Charles lEarhart, West VirRinia
representative OF the AntilSaloon
League, in discussing the .proDosed
amendment to empower Justices to
act, declared that he believed that Il
would be q wise sep. II believe that
It would remedy a great deal SWIFT
er the punishment Of those who break
the law and that 1t would help en-
forcernent. With justices having final
turisds ctior in first uffense cases
there would be, believe. greater
activity upon the part or ctnetabies
and other minor officials to :co-cpkratel
in the enforcement Of the statute. This
1 believe has been the experience IL
other statez wiiese such Authority has
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-13
LIGHT OIL WELLS ARE
DRIG LED DURING WEEK

y IL.
pleted for test on the Cora e. Coch.
ran farm. On Fishing creek, the Sill
yer Hill Oil Company lis due in the
Big Injun sand at a test on the G. Al.
Headley farm. on Long Drain run,
Church district, the. Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company has drilled
a test on the j. %. Teagarden farm
through the Fifth sand and has a
gasser. On the same stream. the
company is drilling "a test on the s.
Higginbotham. On Six Mile Creek.
Laurel Hill district, Lincoln county.
the Interval Oil and Gas Company
has drilled No. 20 on the Lincoln
Land Association tract through the
Big Injun sand and has a fair gasser.'
On Nutter's Fork, Grantie district.
Richie county. the Bando OIL Com
pany has the rig completed for test
on the George Emrick farm.
On Walnut Fork, McElroy district
Tyler county. the Manufacturers ieht
and Heat Company Is due in the Cor
don at a second test on the Elisba
Lemasters farm. On Woodburn run.
In the same district. the same compa-
ny has started to drill, a test on the
L. d. Tenant farm. On States Fork.
Warrington district, Marion county
A. H. Taught has drilled test on the
John Baker farm to a depth Of i 735
feet and has shut down.
Southeastern, Ohio. 4
On the Ohio side in the Bricker
pool in Green township. Harrison
county, the octo Oil Company mas
completed test on the H. M. Thorn d
son farm and has duster In the
Berea Grit In Knox township. CO.
lumbiana county, H. r. Everett and
Company have drilled test on the
Ira kimes farm through the Berea
Grit and has a ,duster. In West
n ,;,, IN the same county, j. C.
a test on the Leander Heesley farm
and has buster in the Berea Grit.
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and:said; election in all other respects
lto Pc held and conducted according.to
the law governing general elections.
y Is further ordered that the bal
lots Used III said election shall have
lowing:
A special election to authorize an
additional levy Of Sc for Teachers
fund and &c for Building fund ON
each one hundred dollars on all the
taxable property in Bridgeport indie
pendent District, Harrison County,
State of West Virginia, according to
the orders Of the Board Of Education
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of said District. made on the 9Th day
Of, Dec. 1914. for the purpose OF rails
ing funds in addition to the regular
school levy for the next fiscal year, to
pay the cost of employing an addi-
tional teacher and the necessary ex.
penses Of the building fund in said
District. .
And, also directly underneath the
foregoing caption in two separate
lines shall be printed 1.-THE words:
FOR THE LEVY,
AGAINST THE LEVY
q. F. GARRETT, President
Attest :. j r. JONES, Sec'y.
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FOR saL.-.He,lses

EIGAT R6oM, DOUBLE HOUSE
slate. roof. large yard and garden,
we'll. of good water; close to school
and church and car line; newly
papered; situate on lot 5Ox15O
feet. Appraised at $4,000, but
will be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. APP
ply to Howard Post, Con, Bldg,
Clarksburg.
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LOST FRIDAY evening on Pike street,
between Charleston avenue and the
Brunswick pool room, peck tbook
containing one S. bill, two ST bills.
Reward for return to Telegram
Office. 81
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MONEY 10 LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MoNEYs-1 ae.
commodate everybody. by ioaninR
money on watches. diamonds. tewelry.
'1nusiSai instruments, cts. Jos. Jay.
JeIeler W9idc Bldg. Fourth skren:
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE property In Ciarks-
burg and in Harrison County. West
Virginia for property In Denver.
Colorado. A 8. ,IsonK4s76 Broadwny..
Denver. Colo. Of; r. M E0h9, CinriSss
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CITY BUS LINE
RUUFlNG
Proclamation

1AAAA fosASS ~ SASSSAVA I'VE lduulLlOndl
School Levy to the qualified vot-
ers of Bridgeport independent
district in the county of Harri
son and state of West Virginia,
Take notice:
That at a legal meeting of the
Board Of Education of Bridgeport In
dependent District, in the county of
Harrison and state of West Virginia.
held. on the 9Th day of Dec. 1914. the
following order was regularly adopted
and entered of record, namely:
/. The Board OF Education of Bridge
port Independent District, in the
County of Harrison and state of West
Virginia, believing that a necessity
exists for employing an additional
teacher and that.a levy of - l-2c per
$1,000 Will not provide an amount
sufficient for Building Fund purposes.
in said district. to accommodate. the
youth OF school age residing therein
and the Board being of the opinion
that the maximum rate of levy pro-
vided In section 81 of chapter 81 of
the Acts of 1908 will not produce
suiiicient money In the Teachers and
building funds for the next fiscal
year to pay the costs of employing an
additional teacher and to cover the
other necessary expenditures of the
said Teachers and Building funds
for the next year in said school dis
trict, and this Board having ascer-
tanned that the amount of TAXABLE
property in said District according 10
the latest assessment thereof is
$1,175, 205.00, and that in order to
raise the additional money for said
Teachers and Building funds. It VIII
be necessary to levy rate Of &c for
teachers fund and &c for building
iund on each one hundred dollars val
nation of said taxable property; anc
that the aggregate amount Of indebt-
edness in said Bridgeport Independ-
ent district now existing therein. is as
follows: -
Building Fund 1902 nm
Teachers. Fund se46 40
Iotai ........ .l..,!.. S1T62.O0
therefore, 1t is hereby ordered by
this Board that special election be
held by the qualified voters of saifi
District for the purpose of leterm-
ming whether or not this Board OF.
Education shall lay an additional lew
OF Sc for Teachers fund and &c for
Building fund on each one hundred
dollars on all the taxable property In
said District to pay the necessary cost
OF employing an additional teacher
and the necessary expenses Of the
building fund; under and according
to the provisions of section % OF
chapter % OF the Acts OF the Legisla-
ture of 1908, which section provides
that an additional levy not to exceed
zoe on each 500 one hundred dollars
of valuation may be, levied for such
purposes; (which election is hereby
ordered to be held
On the 10th day of Dec. 1911
between sunrise and sunset. at the
town hall of Bridgeport in said Dis
trfct, notice of which including this
order shall be published and posted
according to the provisions OF section
23 Of chapter "a Of the Acts OF 1905
and the secretary Of said Board is
authorized to procure and furnish to
the election commissioners the tick
cts, poll books, tally shcets, and other
things necessary 70 hold said election;
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Jersey ccnw. Reward
for information or return to G, C.
Pearcy. industrial addition, City, Bell
phone 12lS-J. t..I ~ 80. Z. ,.N ~.
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WanIED--Male Helm ,II

= ~ ~s"@ss--.-N>>~~~N~
barber trade; specia.
Inducements; wages while learning:
railroad fare furnished: free tools:
diplomas granted: SIS positions guar.
anteed Write for catalogue. Leader
Barber College. Cincinnati.
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SEWING

WANTEp-Sewing to do by the day.
or by the week. Call Bell phone 694-J.
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FOR SALE have for, sale the lumber
2nd timbers in two ldrse buildings on.
State Transfer Company vaeafed
Anyone desiring to build storage
houses. barns or other strong build
ings Nliaye an opportunity to purchase
good second hand lumber at a reasons
able price. Willard +. Snider, Mer-
chants Bank Building. I. !. /,
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FOR SALE--Modern cottage ON hest
residence street Of city: five rooms
and bath, pantry and closets; two
porchcs; two chlmncys. fireplace in
every room; cement walks: nice level
lawn and garden. Price $4,000, one
third cash. balance in. one two and
three wears. Address Owner Box
6t5, City.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

THE WESTERN sTuDIo-Room S, Ir-
win building. will take your picture
day or night. and develop your Kodak
films. Outside calls for view work
promptly attended to-
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FOR SALE-Lots

FOR SALE-A lot on. Seventh street;
Colonial Heights Price $1,000, $500
cash. balance one and two years with
interest See A. F. Combs at Daily
Telegram Office. 80
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FOR RaNT--Eight room house. new
Jackson addition near Sixth street,
cpnveJiient TO the bridge: bath. sta
4 tiouary tubs. servants room. Inquire
/. at SIS West Pike street.
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FOR RlGNT--A0dern eight room house
= with bath and laundry under entire
house,, vacant January LIST. or sooner:
10 Terra Gotta street. west of Linden
5 school, $36.9Q per mouth, less IL base
ment Is not wanted. Call Harvey T.
Smith. Attorney.
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous

BIG BARGAINs-Ta Machines and
Records OF all kinds. at huff regular
prices. Sheet music &c per copy.' No
better Christmas gifts. Clarksburg
8ldg., Oppo. Postoffice. Clarksburg,
Y Nv We. q, u -. : ~
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FOR SALE-one seven room house.
with bnth. 1ccated at U;llsonburg, Ad-
dress j. E. Morrison, Wiisonburg. w.
Va.
FOR RENT OR SALE--Eighteen room
hotel. at Lumberport, near Short Line
y depot and near street car stop. See
Ice Borgess.. Submission. W. Va.
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5suR ai;N,-rnree unfurnsshed rooms
witt, BATH, " 4ler and gas paid: SlH ~.
TO family wstboul cllidren; free u ,.s
o. Phone ard basement tnQpanEs ~
$50 $. Che. nut OK snyder q Le
mastets, j. e. o. f.. Bias. Bell pnon',
y or -1O5-E.
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FOR .RENT-Nicely furnished apart
-ment OF four or five rooms. Possession
GDcember 10Th. Cali Home phone AL
between Z to II u. m, ! to 8 ~ IN.
! y. Look box 81.
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zSCR EExT-Four unfusnished roomE
and pain Icr iighs npusekeepipyi
ssater and gas paiu, Use of phone and
1asenenL 5000 per MONTH. Appiy
~ btG Horaor avenue, Seil HnVns
= 1"s1-W.
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~ Rs-fIandsorne, valuable, large set.
new. never worn, heads and tails OF,
nun animal shaped, scarf very latest
n9uels, sacrifice for SIC, worth SOS,
VIII send by express C. D. D., priyiiere
OF inspection baiere payment. ali ex-
pensss paid. MISS ALEXANDER,
9aI !. St. n. W., Washington. D. g,
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INOR gEN.,--iurtllshed roonis, suitable
~ Tor ngh. housekeeping or hacAeIoI
4parIinentE. une Parsohs-S ouaers
a CQ.
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) Fer RENT-Three room cottage on Ben
y street For information call Mt
Z Lowndes & Chorpening Mill, Water
street.
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NOR RENT-~Niceiy furnished front
room IN Lew house and new fdrniture'
no chi 1ren use of BATH and phone.
Three minutes walk from Empire
puil ding. Apply at lSS Lee street.
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FOR AENr-Fprnished s.soms with
+ use or bath and tele.phope. close 70
god boaSdiugl move; Apply at 90:
West Main stree. Bell phone 593-I
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10 reels OF scenic pictures and lot Of
slides. Cost $500, VIII sell for
1900. An ideal Xmas present. Suit
able for home. lodge. club or Sunday
school. Inquire at Daily Telegram
office. ~
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FOR I.F New Edison 5bniu Kinte-
5 scope. EeSs bern use -, equipped with
esessi ias i:i1s aud 4. !. MOTOR; also
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-13

TOR .RENT-A very desirable brick
building, located on Hamilton Ave,
between Fifth and Sixth street. North
View. Street car passes the door.
consisting of fine store room
and two large rooms on the main
floor. six rooms and a bath on the
second floor. Modern In every par
tscular, can be rented as whole or
In apartments. rent Very low. Sor
particulars inquire at the premises.
y Sam Grnnato.
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SHOE RE AISING

SCI e. SoHR. SHOES repaired rirht ma
SSSns Sy g1s ne pnly up to-dat Il rensir
boSSSSht III M s ss5S Second nand shoes
-. 2. STEINER. IA 8. Seco1d street
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WANTED 20 RENT

WANTED 70 RENT-with option Of
Suying within, one yeat, 6 or room
house. centrally located; must be mod
ern IN every respect. Give full de-
purchase price ID frst letter. 4 Address
p. G. Box 1856. City.
WANTED TO RENT-A room with
board in private family. Centrally To-
Gated. ADDRESS "B.H care Telegram
office. .....
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ICONS AND BOARD Hotel privileges.
central location. good service Board
and roam IS. IS and 81 per week.
Vacanc.te do not last long Com-
mercisl GoteL Si5 West Pike street.
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R9QWS At!i, lI5JARn

s Y nRl., sANTEp Home cookinr.
-- -eHp. y, at ca West Pike street.
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FOR RIiNT-To parties without chill
.siren. Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; use OF bath: water and
i gas epuiu. Apply ~ i64 S. Chestnut
sstleet Oh .call Bell phone 34I:R.
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4 HAVE FOR s.ALE-Aimost o
piano al reduced price. II ~ r.e.
,,,,l 10Y XMAS Apply a. sS5a ~ So, ne.
l.nlra street. fou uas
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-13

FOR sAI.E-yaluablue chtistmas gift.
series 63552f. Real new perfect &c
ton and finish; best metal and rubber
covers. Price $2s.. less than factory
price. Expert may try machine at my
nome. 1888 East Main street.. w. i.
Merriman
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-13

FOR RilNT-In Wines addition, four
room cottage with bath. front and
back pnrches. in fine condition. Apply
to Geo Nuttef.. i2S High street