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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
Born, to the Rev. ]. E. Ays
cue and wife, daughter, May 5,


The Daughters of the American
Revolution had most delightful
meeting Monday afternoon, at the
Hardin College parlors. The bostesses
for the meeting were Mesdames MI
lion, Richardson. Dobyns, White
Fred Llewellyn and Miss Dooyns.
The regent, Mrs. Winans, pre-
sided with her usual grace and digni
+ ty. Three new members were unan
imously accepted, Mrs. Kate Steele
Reynolds of Moberly, Mrs peasa 0
Savannah, Mo, and Mrs Gps Grab
am, OF Mexico. Mrs Geo. Ran
die asked for transfer of member
ship to the chapter at Parson
( Kansas.
Mrs. II. p. Warden. who attended
the National d. A. r. Convention
at Washington, D. c., was presen
and gave quite an interesting az
count Of the meeting. Missouri ha
S2 delegates. Besides Mrs. Wa
den, the local Chapter WIS repr
sented by Miss Lena Johnson.
The Daughters of the Revolution
usually have some worthy object
for which to work. They are no
going to erect a public drinkini
. fountain on the Court House law
1t will bear the d. A. R. insight
} and will be one, to which the Gil
! zens can point with pride. Tn
will be done as soon as possible. A
B ter all the regular business,
5 social time was thoroughly e
> joyed; delicious refreshments we
d served. The next meeting will
a the annual picnic June Is. which W
o close the meetings until October.
+
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
voLAToRs OF THE LOCAL oP-
TioN LAW CAN'T GET BY


CHARLEY SIMS, who was charg.
ed with violating The local op-
ton law, pleaded guilty before Jus
tlce OF the Peace Wayne and was
fined $500 and costs, making total
Of s3i2. Young Sims 10 not a
vicious boy, by any means, but
EVIDENTLY had bad advice.
We heard young man this morn.
Ing, VINO thought he was smart, we
suppose, make the statement that
ne "would give away booze whenev'
or no felt like II and would Ike 20
see anybody interfere with HE
personal liberty The young man
had better get busy IN the next
few days because we understand the
penalty 10 to be raised from $500
70 one year In jail. There is no use,
boys. You had Just 40 we'll make
your minds to obey the law The
people Of this community are law
abiding, regardless Of whether they
were for or against the local OPP
ton proposition. You can't oe'
by with the goods
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
FUNSTON EXTENDS
L|NESAT VERA CRUZ
LEDGER SPECIAL.

IED6Eh SPECIAL.
Washington, Wednesday,
General Funsten, in command Of
the American troops at Vera Cruz.
has been given permission by the
Wap Department to extend his
lines al Vera Cruz and to take such
other steps as he may deem neces-
sary 10 protect his outposts SUR
rounding the city.
Secretary of War Garrison has
placed an order for 100000 three
inch shrapnel shells.
Washington, May 9Th.
General Carranza and the Constitu-
tlonalists have been eliminated
from the proceedings of the three
South American envoys who are try
ing to solve the Mexican problem
by diplomacy. In a telegram to Gen
Carranza they announced in view
Of his refusal to agree to an arm
lstice with Gen. Huerta their invi-
tation to him TO participate in the
negotiations was withdrawn.
The mediators are still hopeful
OF adjusting the differences between
U. s. and Huerta. Gen. Hnerta has
shown a willingness to arbitrate and
has named his conferees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
LEIGH MITCHELL HODGES,

LEIGH MITCHELL HoDSbo' VI
tho Philadelphia North American
formerly Of the Ledger, in Writing
tba Ledger a personal letter re-
gardIng mail order houses says "as
long as merchants who live IN
oounty.seat towns regard advertising .'I
a. a sort of courtesy to the eoitor
Of the paper, the mail-order houses
viii have their own way" AS a MAJ
tor ~ fact after careful investiga-
lion it is found that mall or
der houses get their business from
towns in the country where the 10
~, merchants do not advertise Ihes
lei no business from the big oluel M
that are covered by advertisement
in the metropolitan papers ana 90
verv little, II any, business iron
country towns where the merchants
cover the field in the local pape1s
r. von want to hold your ouSine1'
ana extend your trade you muSe ~
the people know that your store !, !, '
open and you are wdeawake ana q
tho tob
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
MONROE BEAeLEs HOME
FROM ALASKA.

The Ledger is glad to welcome
Monroe Beagles back to Audraiu af-
ter an extended visit in Alaska.
Mr.. Beagles hurried home travelling
600 miles by dog train on account
Of the illness of his wife, who, we
are glad TO know, is mech better
Ths infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bea
giles died only month or 50 ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

HAT is the reason for the
entou when women vote they
their motherhood. We see
idea advanced very often but In
b where Equal Suffrage pre-
We hear no complaints In this
ptou What has voting got to
Pith womau's duty as q
Der How much time In the
BE Of a year does 1t consume foi
pman to vote her convictions al
polls She is expected to flnt
to pay her taxes. obey the law
meet all other obligations but no
posed TO have sense enough e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
be a citizen nor a man,

be a citizen nor man,
One act Of Mr.. Robertson as a
lawyer is OF special importance. He
was one of the leaders in the
movement to have the statute, by
which the prosecuting attorneys of
the State were in an indirect way
trying to re-establish negro slavery
in Missouri, declared unconstitution-
al. 1t was chiefly through his un-
ceaslng labors that this was done.
Mr.. Robertson was great stu
dent Of history and recently wrote
a brief but authentic history Of
Audrain county which appeared in
the history OF Northeast Missouri,
edited by Walter Williams. Be
fore his death Mr.. Robertson was
intending write complete his
tory of the county and the financing
of its publication had been arranged
for
In 1897, Mr.. Robertson was ap-
pointed member of the Board
Of Directors Of the Colony for Fec
ble-Minded at Marshall, but resign
ed after serving six months.
He was president of the Mexico
( Chautauqua Assembly in 19O9-10; OF
the Mexico Business Mems Associ-
alton in 1901; of the North
Missouri Cross-State Highway Asso-
citation for several years until his
death; of the Audrain County Seat
Highway Commission from its or
ganization IN 1914 until he was
taken i'll. In 1895 he was one Of
the three proprletots who laid of
AVoodlawn Place.
Mr, Robertson was q prominent Ma
son. a member OF Moolah Shrine,
ST Louis, Mexico lodge A, F. &
!. A. III. No. 544 Mexico Chapter, Nc
! 2a and Crusade commaHdery, No.
%. He was also an Elk. His relig
} ious affillation was with the Chris
} tian Church.
J On September Srd, 1879, Mr.. Rob
{ ertson married Miss Laura Hiner, Q
. this city, TO them five childre
: were born, all Of them now living
with the exception Of Madge VIII
. cled May 10, 1906, at the age
! "a. Besides his wife, Mr.. Roberi
I son is survived by four children a
, follows David H., Laura. Geors
! and Graham, all Of this city.
His mother. Mrs. Mary Robertso
. of MoberIy. two brothers, Jesse +
! of Burlington Junction, Bfo-, ah
: Joseph A., of Buffalo, OKLA an
! three sisters, Mesdames w.
!. zittle, Omaha, Neb, Layopla Ryan,
! Moberly. and William Brown, $
. Louis, also survive,
George Robertson was one Of L
/, most prominent citizens of tn
4 part Of the stae. Thruout the sta
and country he was known as
. lawyer Of unusual ability and hi
services were always in demand. B
far better do the people Of tn
! town and county know him as ms
= "a whole-hearted, public spirit
:, citizen always willing to aid
4 any move he thought was for Il
uplift and progress of the comm
lty. All who came in touch wi
u. him respected him and those W
~ knew him best loved him w
n steadfast of purpose, strong
AZ will and honesty personifled he we
III through this world helping ma
and harming few. A friend to
VI mankind he will long be remember
in this community. which mourn
Of Lis death The Ledger Joins otf
SIS friends in extending sincerest syl
u. pathy to the family in their
reavement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
ro LEcIuRE oN CLEAN lie.


DR.. Dora Martin, Superintendent
Of the Clean Life Association, yis-
tied John Crews and family and
Miss Lily Hendrix, in this city.
Tuesday and Wednesday. She VIII ad-
dress the stuents at Mcmillan High
School next Tuesdy in the interest
Of her work. which is to keep boys
and girls from using tobacco, Il
quor and keeping bad company. DR..
M.rtin has had q great deal Of ex-
perience with young people In pub
lie schools and is an excellent talk
er. She went 20 Liberty. Wed
nesday. to address the William Jew
ell College students and from there
will go to Central College. Fay
cite.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Hon. George Robertson, 62 years
old, died at his home on East
Monroe street, wednesday night at
11:2O o'clock after an extended Ill
ness. Death was due to aneurlsm
OF the aorta.
The funeral Of Hon, George Rob
ertson was held at the home on
East Monroe street, Saturday af-
ternoon at O'Clock, the Rev. DR..
A. A. Wallace officiating.
Knights Templars had charge
of the services. The active pallbear-
ers we're: W. w. Johnson, A. s.
Houston, John Abbay, H d. Llewel
iyn, M. r. Wise, d. S. Bur
roughs, John B. Graham and Fred A
Morris. The honorary escorts were
E. d. Graham, w. W.
Pollock, T. H. Marshall, W. w
Fry and j. T. Johnson
The numerous floral offerings and
large number of persons present a.
the funeral indicate the love
and respect in which Mr.. Robertson
was held by his fellowtownsmen ant
people over the state.
Mr.. Robertson's relatives wht
we're here for the funeral are: Mrs
Margaret Robertson and Mrs Lavonii
Ryan, Mobrly; Mr. and Mrs S zit
Tie, Omaha, Neb; Jesse Robertson
Burlington Junction, Mo-; Mrs. W
s. Brown and Adolph Boeckler, 81
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs, II. B. Robert
son, Lloyd, Edwin and Gus Ryan,
| Claude, Wash, Frank and Jas. Rel
ertson, all OF Moberly.
George Robertson was born !
Mahaska county, Iowa. June End,
| 1862, the son of James Register an
Margaret (Barkleyl Robertson, n
tives Of Tennessee. Mr.. Rohertso
received his education In th
common schools Of lows, Tenpesse
and Randolph County. Mo, wher
the family located in 1861 IN lsl
he began teaching school north
4 Mexico in Audrain county and a
tending the Kirksyille State No
NAL.
In 1876 he was admitted to Il
bar and since that time has live
at Mexico. During his ne in tr
city be was no, small factor
its public activities and his OPT
on on all matters Of Importance hi
the highest consideration. Sin
: 1877 he served three terms as Oh
Attorney Of Mexico; 81 1880
: was elected County Public Admin
. traitor and served In that capa
ity for four years and in 1855
was appointed by Coy sMaf1nadu
to fiji an unexpired term as Prose
cutting Attorney. In 1894 he "
| =.
admitted to practice in the Unit
= States Supreme Court.On numerous
occasions he was called on to act
special Judge in some litigation.
For twenty-five years, Mr.. re
ertson has, been attorney for t
wabash Railroad in this section a
from 1890 to 1900 he was tr
attorney for the Chicago & Alton
the country courts over the state
He was president Of the Misso
Bar Association in 1899 and
+ the Mexico Bar Association
1912. He aided in the establishmt
Of the North Missouri Trust Co.
1908 and served as counselor an
director Of that institution III
his death.
In 1904 he was representative
Missouri at the Universal Congr'
Of Lawyers and Jurists at the
Louis World Fair
AS a lawyer. MIR. Robertson k
In view the fact that the chief
ue OF a lawyer to his client is
prevent litigation instead of
ter it. In court he proceeded
on the idea that justice was
object OF the trial, never forgett
= that Q lawyer does not cease
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
"John" the FavorIte.

A French journal has been digging
into the soul Of the young girl. and
asking her what she wants In a hus'
-bandias toscolor, age and name, The
vast majority Of 10000 reply that they
want dark man Of twenty-seven. and
bis aame should be the French equiv
alent of John. None Of your Alser-
mons or Erics for the cautious damsel.
None of your Hippolytes or Pauls-
mercurial or subversive persons. They
want John when 1t comes to hus.
bands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

roop stores in Mexico are very
much pleased with Food Inspector sa,, !,
rrloke's visit to Mexico ana lnalA m
him for suggestions he mad made ,oo. -.
sardIng improvements. Mexico oog.' Ovo
,oye r are anzlous to not only - com, ~
p'S p,S with the law but will have tne M
cleanest establishments an any "' te
~ he state. That's the way =
make MEXICO q greater CITY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
WILL TRY TO SECURE
I. p. A. CONVENTION.

7. P. a. CUNVENI IION'
Sam Morris, J. W. Dry, Fred Pilch-
er, J. w. burlington viii go to-
jefferson City Friday for the State
convention of the Travellers Pro
tective Association rhey WIN try
and bring the convention in 1915
to Mexico. Mr.. Morris is Dresi-
dent Of Post l. 7. P. A., in this
city and Mr.. Burlington rs a dele
gate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
n = : u q q 0 :
wHooPlNa Cough.

"About a year ago my three boys
had whooping cough; l found Cham
bsrlain's Cough Remedy the only one
that would relieve their coughing
and whooping spells. continued
this treatment and was surprised
TO find that it cured the disease in
very short time" writes Mr.,
Archie Dslrympple. crooksvllIe, O
For sale BY all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Frank Morgan. daughter Miks Nek
lie and son Lewis, and Willie MoH
gan, all Of this city, spent the
week. end with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r.
Thornton. at Thompson. Frank
Thornton accompanied them home
and will remain several days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

In the proper column Of the Daily
and Weekly Ledger viii be found
the announcement OF Price Johnson
as candidate for County Collector
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary, Aug. 4th, 1914.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
PRESENTS PICTURES TO

TO SCHooL.
Alfred Larsen has presented the
first grade room at the Central
School with two beautiful pic
lures, London Bridge Is Falling
Down" and Red Riding Hood Mr..
Larsen has little daughter, Miss
Carleton in this room, now and his
other little girl, Miss F'reda, will
start to school soon. He Is
to be congratulated on his public
spirit as the pictures are a great
addition to the first grade room
and to the school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
/. N. WHITE WILL BE
HOME SATURDAY,

l. N White and wife win be
home from the National Editorial As
soolatlon. at Houston, Texas, sat
urday night On the way home
they are visiting Col, and Mrs. zev-
gly at Muskogee, O1kla. Mrs. zev-
ely was formerly Miss jamie Clay OF
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

THE Ledger congratulates the D
A. RS Of Mexico on arraneine loi
. public drinking fountain when
we trust will be located either u
the Court House or the Court
House yard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
orrrInc a GOOD
'''0 CLEANING u RVS WEEK

CLEANING This WEEK
NJ LEDGER has called The At
4, Of the public repeatedly %
yIoIstion Of the pure food
i Mexico. state Examiner
4, /, IN Mexico and Will get re-
i We understand he has a.
,hreatsned to close Up one
H. places Y athsy are not i'm.
.,,,ls and msterlaIIy Improved.
|r,ysr could see any exeuss FOR
..,y dirty food store. Il 10
I'D, unheslthy but attracts
Customers except Tiles
4. is clean Up Week. not only
n, streets and IN tho stores.
II. the back yards Let'g make
f. clean and healthy, physically
|morslly. rhas's the way to
orsster and better city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
IN. III atln 81 tlFara
Ann Thil alFrk...
80 YEARS AGO.

Chas Dobyns was blllpposter in thl
city.
Ed Buckner was arranging 70 move
to Brownsville. Mo-, to reside
J. &. Huff manufactured the Eagle
washer in Mexico.
Rev. 4. ]. Gooch was seriously ILL.,
]. N, Basket was In Dakota on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
RESOLUTION REGARDING THE
oeoeoE oaaE RTa0N

RESOLUTION REGARDING The
LATE GEORGE ROBERTSON.
"The Officers and Board Of Dlrec-
tors Of the North Missouri Trust
Company hereby express their deep
regret in the death of their colleague,
George Robertson, and tender to the
family their warmest sympathy fol
our mutual loss"
j. #. Llewellyn.
R. M. White
J. F. Harrison,
Committee on Resolution.
May 4, 1914. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
H. OPTION LAW WHICH AP-
L,rs 10 MExIco & AupRAIN

H. TO MEXICO q AUpHAiN.
nrder thsi there may be no mis-.
standlng regarding the local op-
Iaw. we publish the text OF
same which is as follows;
tIop 72i3 Of Article 3 OF the
Cd Statutes OF Missouri for
i states: "If a majority Of the
cast at any election held un-
Elbe provisions Of this article
be against the sale Of intoxd.
II liquors, II shall not be law
Ior any person within the lin
sf such county--or city. as
kase may be, to directly or I'm
sfly sell, give away or barter in
manner whatever. any kind of
&,cating liquors OF beverage con
hg alcohol, In any quantity
liver under the penalties here
II prescribed"
stion 72l6 states; Amy person
siing the provisions Of this ar
=shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
,no, and ON convietion there
sbalI he punished By a fine Of
Ness than three hundred dol
|nor more than one thousand
b.. or by Imprisonment in the
IN iai not less than Six months
more than twelve months, or by
such fine and imprisonment"
|retofore only a fine OF 5000
been imposed on those who
broken this law but We under
more severe penalty is 60
Ia be asked in the future. or
u there may be a few people
claim that the law cannot be
Aced and for that reason want to
|lrage boollegging but on tho 9th
hnd At least 30 per cent Il
|beople OF Mexico and Audrain
IA favor Of the enforcement Of
law and there IL no
Biz show for any one 10 "get
with the goods" This N a
sbding community and unless
want to 20 70 fall you had
|ohey the law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
MRS. c. W. FORESTER
GOING ABROAD.

Mrs. G. W. Forester. 44S9 Wash
ington boulevard. has returned home
after visiting Mrs. w. J Rixey and
Mrs. f. P. Van Ness at Mexico, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs Forester win sail In
July for a few weeks in Europe. =
st Louis Post Dispatch
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

IIs is Clean Up Week. Every
is cooperating to make Mex
|weet and clean. Every citizen In
ro should take pride in this
.meni
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

- II
A beautiful line Of Ntens'- ant
Young Mems blue serge two
piece suits as low as 5000, certain
ly worth double the price. se'
them and be convinced at Weiss
the new store across from the Cit'
Hall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

is EDITH GARY. whf nas
cashier for the Southwest
Telephone & Telegraph Co, Of
co for many years, has re-
ID Miss Gary has made a
efficient employe and her
! friends wish her much pros
h aud happiness. We understand
Gary is going to accept a
attractive position but It is
|wih a Telephone Company OF
other business proposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

If you need anything in Shoes, give
us call and we'll show you how
you can save soc, 75c UP to 81, on
pair, at Weiss the new store
across from the City Hall,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

|RANGBMENTs ere being made
that ExGovernor Patterson,
I date was cancelled on accourt
ness viii appear in Mexico lat
An enormous crowd is expected
exico on that occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Mrs Blowitt with newspaper) =
John. what does wanderlust' mean?
Her Husband--"lt's an ailment my
dollars are afflicted with"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

rs Inch wide embrolderies 19ci
narrow widths at 4c. &C, up to 12c.
worth double the money. at Weiss,
the new store across from the CH!
Hall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
Feminine faith.

A woman is perfectly willing to in
trust her life's happiness to a man,
but she never has faith enough in him
to permit him to pick out a S22 rug
Topeka Capital
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

Mcmillan Alumni meeting at the
High School Thursday evening,
promptly at 700. Important.
19t-2t V.-P, Mary Dearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

There was severe wind storm
at vandalia Sunday afternoon which
tore the entire roof off the resi-
dence Of Mrs. John kyan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

.AUDE BALL Of Montgomery City
making the statement be is go
to be a candidate for Congress
|he Ninth Congressional District.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

WHY do mischief makers try 70
discredit President Wilson and Sec
,etary Bryan. Do they want 70
split the Democratic party?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

THE Democratic Press Associa-
tion Of Illinois this week endorsed
President Wilson's position on
the Tolls Question and also his
Marican policy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

BEADS BEADS BEADS
Special Display Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, at PITCHERS. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

h arrest Of a vioIator Of the
gets results where hrldreG
|ings are laughed at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
Is @a'ts' a$sas'' Sl ssf'

IL AAAAttNt Va 80
Is the tins ahead
one Of real interest to
you? Have you ever
given thought to the plan
by which you are TO get
ahead? The Plan is
important. Investigate
the various plans that
are offered then come
in and let us tell you
the details Of Our Bank
Account Plan, how il
will fit right into your
present needs and
adapt itself to future
contingencies. i his
plan is definite, system
attic and practical; no
get rich quick scheme
but a solid foundation
for your future success.
North Missouri Trust Co.
Interest Paid on Al Deposits
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

w. W. Fry is home from busi
Less trip TO st. Louis,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
PATTERSON WILL RE

HERE LATER.
Arrangements will be made FOR
Ex-Gov. Patterscn's visit to Mex
leo just as soon as hls physical con-
dition will permit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07

HERE ia no better corrective
publicity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-07
20 YEARS AGO.

Thomas p. Mccullough, % years
old. died at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mccullough, IN
this city.
R. C. Calhoun bought fine pacing
horse from Chas. Harrison for sl75.
The residence of II. M. Robinson
on East Monroe street was struck by
lightning.
A new barn belonging to Chasley
DuffIns. near Benton City. was de-
stroyed by lightning.
H. L. Wellington Of Chicago and
Miss sallie Fox. Of this city, were
married by the Rev. w. NJ. sapp.
Unknown persons attempted 60
blow up the depot in this city with
dynamite.
10 YEARS AGO.
O. c. Cullers Of Kirksville and Misc
Charlotte Jesse Of Mexico were mar
ried.
Miss Ida Day OF this city and
Don Pelsue. or Welsh. I. T., were
married.
The Linton District Medical So
ciety met in this city. @. L. Noyes OF
Columbia was elected president.
April 1904 was the coldest since
1874.
Harry Hawes withdraw from th'
race for Gov, JOS Folk and James A
Reed we're the other two candidates
The Audrain County Democratic cer
trail Committee met and decided Z
hold one primary for state and coun
ty offices.
The Audrain Mutual Telephone Go
was organized in this city.
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DESIGN Nc. -

" e nave %h mere re- one OF the most beautiful combinations in brick and su@o that one is
OF ms a general tayWe The massive living room with brick mantl at the end thanked
by window seats makes of il a veubcb bower The counoIous Dn,g rr .~Lt
from every other part OF the house is of itself unique The stairway is lust in The RICH ro
and IS a model Of perfection The outside cehrway entrance adds to the convenicme Of the
house, while the Kitchen is a vcrtahc. dream. Cuph,ris work able dowe NJ - II
all at you hand with amhe light and ventilation
me Sleeping room up stairs are large and airy with ample closets Taken all in all VIC
have here as cosy a house as person. could find. and within the reach of the man Of moderate
Cost to build with two rooms trimmed in oak $4,000