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Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
r. w. SMITH

r, ". Smith democratic candidate
for the Office Of Clerk of the Su-
perior Court.
Mr.. Smith has held the office of
clerk of the Superior Court the past
three years and has shown himself
an honest and capable official.
His experience as clerk of the
court makes him preeminRntly the
man for the job.
M, Sn tn is popu ar, has lived
here tor years, is man of family,
a property holder and q taxpayer
Don't forget Smith on election
day and be sure and vote for him
and secure for the county mar
capable in every way to hold the
position.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

and the Nebraska State University,
and received a diploma from the
Lincoln Business College.
He began teaching In 1880 at the
age Of eighteen and paid the way of
himself and his sister through
school and is In every way self
made man.
Mr.. Myers followed the profess
sion of teaching in Nebraska, Kan.
sas and Colorado before coming to
Arizona in 1901. He has testimon.
ials and endorsements from every
district he has been in for the past
twenty years. He has been princi-
pal of schools at Gilman and Gyp-
sum, Colorado; at Fort Garland,
Poncha Springs and Como, Colorado.
Mr.. Myers has been in the Emery
school of Graham county almost
from its formation and is teaching
there now, having in his school the
second generation of children.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
CHARLES 0. LARSON

Charles o. Larson, of Fairview, is
the democratic candidate for County
Recorder.
Mr.. Larson has lived in the Gila
valley for thirty years and received
his education in the valley schools.
Mr.. Larson has been successful
as a school teacher and is expert
enced in bookkeeping, and is fully
qualified for the Office of county re-
cnrder-
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
J. H. LINES
j. H. Lines, democratic candidate

J. H. Lines, democratic candidate
for State Representative.
Mr.. Lines has resided in Pima for
thirty-three years and for many
years has been engaged in the mer-
camille business.
Mr.. Lines possesses fine business
ability. is a public-spirited man and
has served the people before sue
cessfully in many public capacities.
Mr.. Lines will make good repre-
sentative of the people and should
be elected by big majority.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
D. II. CLARIDGE

D. H, aridge, democratic candi.
date for State Senator.
Mr.. CIRridge is one of the most
popular men In the county. As
county recorder he has made an en-
viable record and has shown himself
to be an honest and efficient officer.
He is public spirited and inter
ested In the affairs of the people
and his election will mean that the
people have selected a man who will
be on the job all the time and look
ing after their interests.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

AcSSpsoti 10 oiS
of the best known
men of this coun-
ty. He has been
a resident of Gra-
ham county for
thirty years.
Mr., Bird n o
taught school in
That c her and
Graham. and also
in the Gila Acad.
emY,
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

We are now ready to take your
measure for a suit, skirt or dress,
to be made by the Standard Tailor
ing Co., of Chicago. Our book
shows a variety of materials and
styles. SOLOMON COMMERCIAL Co.,
Stafford. adv-37-lt
Subscribe for The GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

tFeaspreF.'
Mr.. Wardlaw
was born on a
farm and receiv.
ed his education
at Pia Ridal Ma.
sonic College, To-
Gated in the heart
Of the 0Eark X
noun t aims In
Arkansas, h 9
land Of the big
red apple"
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
THOMAS C. ALGER

Thomas G. Alger, democratic can
didate for Sheriff.
Mr.. Alger has held the Office of
sheriff for the past three years and
has shown himself to be an honest,
conscientious and capable officer.
He has attended to his duties fear
lessly and deserves his reelection
on the fine record he has made.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

SSHoOic, w 40 wi u
in Ohio in 1871.
Removed to Lin.
coin, Nebraska.
where his father,
and later on Mr..
Myers himself,
W ere personal
friends Of Will
lam J. Bryan .
Mr.. Myers at
tended the Lin
coin High School
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30


men in the coun-
y. Mr.. M a t.
thews came here
with his parents
in 1881 at the age
of four years,
from Utah coun-
ty, Utah, and has
resided in the
valley ever since
He atten d e d
the public schools
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

Mr.. Lee has
lived more than
thirty years in
Arizona and has
sc en- it grow
from a land raid
ed by Apaches
and outlaws to
her present state
of civilization.
Mr.. Lee has
taken an active
part in politics
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

iuT N)OuuIy gu
pervisor and is
h e unanimous
chuice Of all the
people of tn e
west end Of the
county,
NJ Quinn
came from New
York City, where
he was treasurer
Of a large elec-
trio CONCERN, to
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
OSCAR B. LANCASTER

Oscar B. Lancaster. democratic
candidate for the Office of Constable
of Precinct No. /, is the present very
efficient town marshal of Stafford.
Mr.. Lancaster has resided in SAT-
ford the past 10 years and is prop
erty holder and taxpayer.
Oscar is or the job all the time,
day and night, and is making good
as a peace officer. Don't forget to
vote for Lancaster on November Sd.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
J. D. LEE

J. D. Lee is the democratic can
didate for the office of State Repre-
sentative.
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
GEORGE II. BIRDNO

George H., Birdno, democratic
candidate for the Office OF County
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
GEO A. MATTHEWS

Geo. A. Matthews, democratic
for supervisor, is one of
he host knoun ..,.. .
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
JAMES QUINN

James Quinn, of Kiondyke. is a
candidate on the democratic ticket
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
J. A. WARDLAW

j. A. Wardlaw is the democratic
candidate for the office of County
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30
w. c. MYERS

W. G. Myers, democratic candi-
date for County Superintendent of
Graham guardian., 1914-10-30

For SALE-0ne-half share San
Jose water stock on easy terms,
Apply to KARL w. SLOAN, Ssfford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

Charleston. W. Va. returned TO her home
here this week
Alex Moore. OF this place. Is spending
Tuesday In Quaker CITY.
The modern new home OF Silas Bailey
has recently been completed on East
Main street. aud will be ready FOR occu-
panCy in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Douglas. OK Col
umbus. are here for visit with rela-
tivcs and friends.
The death Of Mrs. Mary Elizina Will
Jams occurred at the family home on
West South street on Friday morning.
Mrs. Williams was 20 years Of age and
has been I'm poor health for the % II
several months. She is survived by one
daughter. Miss Dcbbie. Of the home. and
three sons. John. Thomas and Ellsworth.
all OF BarnesNille. Funeral services
We're held sunday. conducted by Rev.
Gregg. OF Belmont. lnterment was mace
at Jerusalem.
Frank Eobinson. Of Bellaire. was a
visitor here sunday.
thiford Cunard has returned 20 Clevc-
land TO resume his studies after a visit
with his parents. Mr. and. Mrs Fred
Cunard. OF South street
j. II. Giffee has returned from a bust
ness trip to Cincinnati.
Waldo Hilles. OF the Hilles Drug Co.
attended the druggists meeting at Bell
aire Thursday.
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GAINESVILLE

BAENESNGLLE. O.. Jan. Is-Ths
Lady MaCcabecs Installed dhe new Offi-
GERS Tor the coming year at their rcgu-
lar meeting Friday evening. IN the r. -.
fine lunch was served bv the ladies'
Dr. Thomas Brooks Fletcher will be
me attraction at the third number OF
the Hugh school lecture course. on ruas-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Roland Mccartney. OF
East Main street. have been spending -
few days With relatives Ga IIendrvsburc
Miss Fay Jeffrey. Of Fairmont W.
NI-s j. n,t" Tor visit with Relatives.
Miss Jeffrey b. the charming dauchtet
Of Nj. ANA Airs. Courwn Jefferv' fo-.
merry 81 this city. and her visits ar.
here.
Miss Nell Turnbaugh. or Cambridge.
mas been visiting the Misses Florence
nut street
Homer wsrrick and sister. Miss Nsl.
,le, are enjoying "a visit with relatives
Bushnell Thornberr.. OF somer,op
spent sunday with friends here
Robert Wagrle and Frank Matchett. OF
Malaga, nave been visiting relatives ia
town the past few DAYS
Miss Myrtle Thornberrv Of this cIt,-
spent sunday in belmont
'narleH Lynn and sister. Mrs. Nellie
PERKINS we're called 60 belmont SUNDAY
by the death 81 their mother.
Miss Mae SICer. Of PITTSBURGH haa
boon visiting friends here
The meetings 40 the revival services
OF the FIRST Methodist church nre 81
unusual interest and are attracting LARGE
c"nEregatons. Everybody b. invited 70
Miss Mae Heller. Of North Cbeetpu,
Ross Heller. Of West Main street ia f,
business visitor in Wheeling TO-DAY.
street who has been visiting relatis es AZ
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home AZ Woodsdale with an illness.
Miss Lillian Happy Of Big Wheeling
business
Mrs. John Bowman is confined to his
nome on the Bethany pike. iil.
Joseph Warden is seriously in AT his
nome At Unions addition. Elm Grove
MISS Iva Plumb Of Wheeling, spent
SUNDAY as the guest OF Miss Celia
Mason Of Elm Grove.
g. IT, Wade OF the Waddington farm
viii leave to-day Tor AmhurSt. Mass
where lie will spend several DAYS as the
guest OF his son
Miss Eleanor Nichols. daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. j. r.. Nichols OF Peters Run
tai
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. Y. Smith and son
carr or Elm Grove are spending several
d3Ns with friends 81 Cameron.
Homer Butler has returned to his
nome AZ Park View. after spending sew
cral days with friends at Cleveland.
Bob Frame. popular barber or Elm
Grove. entertained number Of his
friends az Wheeling with the Frame and
Mason graphophonc. yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
WATCH FOR THAT
WEAK SPOT
A Cough OF Cold Hits Il
Every Time.
IL May Bring On tuberculosis
FOrtify Yourself by Taking
Bears. Emulsion.

How arc We TO keep from getting
consumption if our lungs are weak .
~ taking good care Of yourself
Never lot your system get On run.
Down. Woah. nervous condition. Sever
let cough liuErr on from day 20 day.
mo- matter how little DO may bother
YOU Try 10 get rid Of getting n cold
and allowing b. To- attack one spot
every time on a little exposure Get
p remedy that viii build up that spot.
strengthen 10 End make 10 as strong a.
any other part of The body. The co..
herCulosi- germ only attacks the weak
places and " we have no weak spots
iho germ i7 thrown ont ~ the body
tedin. Bears Emulsion ls sold By
liaer = Drug Stores. n o. recommend
"a 10 build up the system and lungs
20 o. 20 fortify us against this germ
Md as have read 20 many testl-
mouials from different people 81 ROCK
ingham county I believe thie remedy
Dr. one of The best Tor o. run down sys-
tenn and wcak lung ADV
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Rsvival a, ar.rrrvtu..

Tho cottage prayer meeting that has
been lr progress 90 GrcEUsville for tine
INST four weeks under tho direction Of
Rev. Teaarden ~ progressing very
nicely. On Tuesday. " Wednesday and
IhurFday evening special services will
Do held. Tho meeting on TUESDAY be-
ing exclusively for Christians. W. De
those on "wednesday ana Thursday Will
Do open 10 the public. Ec-iuinE with
SUNDAY. Rev. q. o. Sampson Of Basic
city. virginia. viii be present Co. assist
the pastor In his duties aa tire lrrroHr-
INK attendance and interest taken iu the
meetings r. beyond Oh cNpfrtnti ions.
Rev. Sampson iq one of the great evan
EenstF o. the country 1rd bis coming is
being looked forward 90 with much am
ficipation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
MAIL CARRIERS
On Rural Routes VIII Receive In.
crease IN Salary-NeW Ruiina
Also includes Death
Benefits.

Information has hnpn received by
rural mail carriers from the postonice
department 20 the effect that under
recent ruling Of the department a
number ~ important changes will be
made DO tho salaries and working
CONDITIONS OF those in the rural mail
delivery service. The salary Of can.
riers on long distance trips viii be in.
creased $500 per year. while on
standard routes the pay will here
after Do 81 $50. or an increase of $50
Illt Includes death benefit OF
tt.uu' larriers on routes over stand
ard VIII receive an Increase ranging
up Co SO. Under the now ruling n
carrier injured while in service viii
receive fun pay for the first year and
for the next twelve months will 10.
ceivc 20 per cent fun pay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

justice or Peace John Mowat. Of Rich
land district, has rendered his reslgna-
,.on TO the commissioners Of Ohio cof,n-
" Mr.. MoWat expects TO leave in the
near future FOR Detroit. Michigan where
re VIII reside. lie has accepted n. posi-
ton with one Of the largest automohiic
companies there. Mr.. Mowat is we'll
hnoWn throughout the district and mary
OF the people 40 not like TO see him
leave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

The Tiruf methodist cnur,i or Film
Grove was tive scene 0f one of The great
go revival services that has been held
Iu Elm Grove Tor some Time Rev. J. o.
Hess ~ the Nurfu street S. D. church.
i.ie city Rev crantree ~ the Pine
charge n these services Rev. Hess do.
Ifrrfd very touching sermon after
Whn"u tno Invitation Tor converts wee
given. quite H number nd. bonded 90 the
.HII. The services have been going pu
f'- some time and viii continue for tno
rrHf or f'r week nf 1rHef Iri uuesi bis
Iur grr. There eferr. f1 Hf nr weakening
among f.r younger persons ~ IIm
Grove which IT. bound fY bear fruit
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DIED

sTEIEMETz-on sunday January rs.
1919. OF 1875 o'cloci. L.. r1 . "a her late
residence. oak Ave. Echo Pom.
HEENABINE wife OF Christian
Stciumctz. iu the 5Hth year OF her age.
Funeral from tho residence "wednesday
morning az $50 o'clock. Requiem
high mass So Aluhousus church 10
o'clock. Friends Of the famflt are re-
Fpertfully invited Co attend. Inter
mcut Mt Calvary cemetery Ther..
viii Doc n special car at sixteenth and
Euff streets for any friends Who wish
60 attend the iuformert
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WARWOOD


| l. II. Hoffman. proprietor OF the Gem
theatre. - complaining about the young
people making noise while the show Is
on ana hereafter. ~ there is any bad be-
havior In the building. Mr.. Hoffman will
| nave an officer eject any person who
! creates the disturbance
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OUT-THE-PIKE
lntelliseneer Handy Almanac at
slayney's Drug Store for only 25c.
Get one now.


Mystic lodge No. a X. OF p. OF Elm
Grove. met last evening at their lodge
rooms on Main street. In regular
weekly meeting. Several matters OF i'm
portence were taken mp including the
hnlshing OF preparations for the next
Nlsltation that viii be held in the near
future ASIDE from this several appi-
cations for membership were acted upon
ana the rank OF page was conferred on
two candidates.
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MOST CONVENIENT
OFFICE ROOMS IN WHEELING

Their Advantages Are;
L Central location. Entrance 1naa
Twelfth street
:. Light. airy and clean. All outside
NOums
;. Steam heat All unsightly pipes
concealed
Z. Elevator service. Electric Clean.
5. Electric lights.
.. Water In every room.
Z. Ianttor service.
y Every IRE protection only two and
three stories from ground. Tires
inch fire line on each floor Chrmt-
cal FIRE cNtinguishers. Fire doors
Fire escapes.
?. New Clean and Sanitary.
10. Low rate or IRE insurance for ten
ants
II. Hard wood Golden OakD dnish
throughout.
IL. Hard wood floors. Cwhite MapIe).
-. Beautiful Marble lobby and mahog-
any storm door.
IL You can pride yourself In occupy
Ing one - our offices.
>. Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire at Room 20,
r. II. McLa4n Heirs Onice Building
4o-42 Twelfth Street. City.
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Taking Seook

The employees OF the Merchant A. l.yaus
,onpany. Of North Warwood. have been
laid of FOR a few weeks. OF account ~
10 return to work Monday This is ono
or the largest tin factories in this part
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shield o. Honor lodge No OF War.
Wsod. VIII hold a meeting this evening
~ the owls Club. on the corner Of
Third street and Richlnud avenue. Tie
new lodge has a total Of 65 members
SlSnN OF the member OF the Wheeling
lodge VIII attend the meeting 4 larre
attendance Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

Harry WnIf uf FULTON left yesterday
Tor Heiwnnf county Tor De- several wfcEq
visit wifn friends and relHfIraa.
James Fisher 0f milwaukee. VIE. Is
ir guest Tor several days Of friends at
IIrrr1rf valley
hrH fitrira RAIDER Dol 900 nf Irr home
lu Linton addition. f.Iu Grove.
vs. d. Mariner OF sand TfII. spent
Yesterday nf Elm Grove looking after
business.
o. 81 Ue1rne ana family o. Leather
wood. VIII leave to-day fHr california.
where tInN wilI spend fHc remainder oft
fHa winter unrfHa
Mrr rrars Erpff a u OF her home 10
ftIruWrnr FIrIrffr
Mirr NJ. Marine .r rnrnraT 10 her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
DR.. Riggis Arrives.

Rev. DIR. Riggle. Presbyterian minis
ter or Wellsville. o. arrived at Elm
Grove yesterday for the purpose OF as
Slsting the pastor IN the revival ser
vices that have been I'm progress at the
stone church for the past few weeks DR..
Rggle hlled the pulpit last evening and
addressed one or the largest congre-a-
tions that has as yet assembled at IN q
meeting. II is expected that Rev. Rig
gle will remain during the week TO as
stst Rev. Lewellyn. who up TO this time
has been conducting the services un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

The member % the Lovelaud NoIun-
terr i're and Protection association held
ihelr meeting yesterday evening AZ ~ :.
nose mousse on the corner 81 Fffth ard
Main streets. Most of the members
We're present and different matters were
taken up and iscusSed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

loNiug themselves b. skating on the frs
which covers the Richlaud ball mark mi
Tire southern end Of town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20
NEW YEARS GREETINGS
FROM
THE FOLMER-ROMINE
COMPANY
SHOES AND
FURNISHING GOODS.


oliver Pryor has recently placed n
force or men at work making an addi-
ton 20 the plumbing shop occupied by
william krumme at Elm Grove. owing
10 the Increasing business more space
was needed. The new addition that is
being placed 20 the building will be
twenty feet long and Will afford ample
room FOR all necessary equipment 20 an
up-to-date shop. The work Will be I'm
ish ed within "a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-20

The Mems Bible class Of tie Vance
Memorial church. held "a smoker fu the
basement or the church last evening
which was one Of the most successful ar
fairs that has been held az the church
Tor some time. About one huurred
guests were present Co on iov the even
ink. At "a late hour "a sumptous banquet
was served and the members departed
time
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c. q. KIMBERLY CO.,
Sehmulbach Building. Both Phones


The Henry clay Camp Modern Wood
men OF America. will meet this even
lnk AZ their lodge rooms In Hands hail.
Lin Grove. Several matters OF business
viii be taken up IN connection with the
lidge business and matters Of "A general
nature were taken I'd and discussed. AZ
ter these business transactions We're
completed the matter OF initiating sew
eral candidates was looked after. AFTER
enjoying short social session they ad-
lourned to meet on thet regular meet
ing night next week.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbera Mar
chants and Other Wholeaale Dealera

chants and Other Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN That
The state Board Of Control or the state
or West virginia will receive bids daily
90 its office NJ Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the ,evcral
state institutions. the financial manage
ment of which Is vested IN said Board
contracts viii be awarded 90 the low. n
bidders. quality considered. ana other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
crs viii lc given preference
Lists or supplies needed will he fur
nished bidders on recent 81 rcqucrfq
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or Control.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Virgins.
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p. Z. Il. =. Club

The ladies' Of the n r. n a. ,l.b Of
w heelinE. viii hold n meeting this even
inE At the home Of Mrs r. r. Cone OF
Main street. North Warwood Most ~
the members are expected 10 lac t'rss,,,
=, d ne evening VIII be sront In the playing
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PUBLIC SALE

Thursday. January p. az 10 o'clock
on the premises, Battle Run. miles
nortn OF Point Mills. Horse. cattle
feed and farming implements.
ROY NJ. GIFFIN
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hoi N, to Mr.. end Mrs william Row
ley. or flcnrs Run. 20 baby hoy.
Mr.. Paul Webb. OF Cameron o. is Wis
ting Dr. and AIRS. W. = Webb. ~ Main
street. Center Warwood
Jennie Wizard. ~ gIenns Run res
western states
Mise Alice Rorar. of Nyeilsburr. spen.
sunday With friends 300 Wa~wouH
Mius Hazel Poole. daughter of Town
Sergeant Pool ie improving slowly m
her home on Main street after being
very 900.
has ne l's guest Mr. Jones ~ Hunting
tor. W. Va
The teachers and students pr the War
wood schools nre preparing fpr eNamfua-
uons which VIII boz held in the next Few
GAYS
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Ward and Patrick. contractors Who
nave dfrEe Of tho paving Of Main
Ntleet eNueot 20 start on tho work AZ
soon az the weather gets warmer rho
contractors have rot done any work
since New Years day on the paving az
We weather has been in q very bad con-
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-6 rooms. Pri-
vate hall and bath. On
Tenth street. between Main
and Market-SSO.OO.
Jas. l.. Hawley 1861, Main ST.
foR RENT-Furnishcd rooms for iirht
housekeeping. s3.e5 week. 1905 Mar-
NeI 1a-15-m
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis ert - g nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAI EMBALMER.
1922 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or NiRht-
Store Phones 635
Vic l. Bcrtschy. Bell Phone f2s2-R
c J. Bertschy. Nat Phone t22g.Y
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JUSTICE SHOPS.

This evening before Squire Hobbs
viii be heard the cases Of Ellis bud.
gan and VIM. Buckner. the two men
arrested Saturday charged with steal
ing So from the formers mother.
They were released yesterday morn
ing on bond
Heavy fines we're handed out by
Squire W. p. Wickham. yesterday. to
two persons charged with creating a
disturbance on street car John
Nix was fined S. and costs. while
Charles Wright was nned $50 and
costs for r. similar onensc and $40
and costs for resisting arrest They
we're arrested Saturday night. on 20
wheeling Traction company car. by
special Constable Carrigau
~. kimmins was fined s25 and costs
Yesterday hy Squire Hobbs ON
charge OF being disordcrly on street
car.
Abort iIIfr. vaa given "a helrnr
It"l rIE. before squire Hobbs ou H
1Iarsr uf stealing H coat valued af So
rNu pair of pants valued af S. Dee
was nucd SO and costs or a0 days and
TOOK tnc 90
a nurse from tne hospital fer tre .r-
sane af Weston arrived Dol tHr rItr Iast
night Co remove Annie Catlna tn mo
Hsliuw. They viii leave this morning
sn the 40 ffaIn.
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