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letter from his brotherlnlaw, Leslie Roberts, who is serving as private in the First Australian Division of the British army. This division is now stationed in the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey. Private Roberts wrote his letter in the trenches and having no envelop he sewed a piece of paper into the form of one and mailed his letter in that. The contents of the letter had been censored and therefore contained no information as to the plans of the army or the results of any battles. The letter however stated that the writer hoped to get home to Australia by Christ mas.
 Prof. M. A. Grouse, who taught the Showlow school last lterm, and later substituted in the schools on the Whiteriver Indian agency. returned to his home in Holbrook Wednesday, accompanied by his son Elwood. The latter accompanied his father, at the close, of his school work, upon a hunting and fishing excursion into the mountains. That the fishing was good can be vouched for by some of Pro- lessor Crouse's friends in Hol- brook, who received from him generous portions of mountain trout. Among those so favored was the News editors family.
 The annual meeting of the Ma tional Old Trails association was held at the Grand Canyon yes terday. HoIbrook was represent ed by Lloyd c. Henning, MT. and Mrs w. B. Woods and Wal ter McLaws. Apache county sent large delegation among whom were Senator F. T. Colter, G. Becker and wife, Dr. E. P. Davis, H. M. Logan, J. R. Rea- gan and F. Younis.
 A dispatch from Gallup, pub lished Wednesday in the Albu- querque Evening Herald, states that the Gallup authorities have arrested and are holding an h. dian whom they suspect of being implicated in the double murder at Allantown a few weeks ago. The Indian has marks of a fight on his body and refuses to say how he received them.
 Senator and Mrs. D. D. Crabb came down from their ranch home near Linden last Sunday and remained until Tuesday. Senator Crabb was here for the purpose of experimenting the shipment of 1900 head Of young cattle. Part of the cattle went to Babbitt Bros. at Flagstaff, the balance to Miller 6 Lux, Tacoma, Neb.
 The $25, 900 bond issue voted by the Holbrook school district some time ago was approved by the board of Supervisors last week. As soon as these bonds are issued and sold, the school trustees can proceed with the purchase of a site for the new school building and the selection of plans for it's construction.
 Loy TurbevilIe, prosperous stockman of Pinetop. spent sev- eral days in Holbrook this week looking after business matters. While here MT. TurbeviIIe en- rolled his, name upon the rapidly | growing list of subscribers to the News, paying for the paper for a year, and the editor can there fore eat meat once again.
 Misses Odelia Comley and Sue LaCross, of Chicago, who had been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Scorse for a week. departed for California last Sunday. They expected to
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Monday.
 You need new dining room chairs; see Wetzler's.
 E. J. Marty and wife, of h. dian Wells. spent a few days in Holbrook this week.
 Emmett Wallace and wife. of Adamana, visited friends in Hol- brook Tuesday night.
 Your stomach is your best friend; for good groceries see Wetzler's.
 Frank A. Buck and family have been in town this week from their ranch home.
 Miss Francis Goodman or Pine dale IS visiting the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Jordan.
 c. M. Jackson and A. L. Bailey. of Indian Wells, were in Holbrook last Saturday.
 Yes. we carry children's bed steads. Wetzler's.
 T. W. Tanner and wife. of Snowflake. were guests at Hotel Holbrook Tuesday night.
 Have you seen the new folding couches at Wetzler's?
 D. w. Hart. deputy county sheriff in Winslow. was in Holbrook last Monday.
 W. E. Stratton and family, of Snowflake, came to Holbrook Tuesday to attend the show.
 Fresh shipment of Iowa's fin- est ham and bacon at Wetzler's.
 Miss Rosa Scorse, accompanied by Misses Dee Moss. Kate Hey and Julia Savage. made a trip to Wlnslow last Sunday in her car.
 Rev. Ross came down from W;nsloV Monday and conducted the regular weekly service in the Methodist church in the evening.
 James Donohoe and family. of Adamana, drove to HoIbrook Tuesday in their automobile to attend the minstrel show. and to visit friends. They returned hdme Wednesday.
 c. Hess Jr and family came down from their country home near Heber last Saturday and re- mained until Sunday afternoon. They made the trip in their new Chalmers touring car.
 Fresh Jersey milk and cream at Rencher's. Phone AT. If A. Blum, of the A. 6 B. Schus- ter O., returned last Sunday from three weeks sojourn in California. During hls absence from Holbrook he visited the ex- position in San Francisco and spent considerable time in Los Angeles.
 The state board of equalIza- ton has raised the assessed val uatlon of the Santa Fe railway company mileage in this county from S64.OO to S65, 900 per mile. The company has 55 miles of road in Navajo county and con- sequentIy pays a large part of the taxes paid in the county.
 The district irrigation bill pas sed by the last special session of the legislature was allowed to become law without the gover- nor's signature. The governor evidently did not wholly approve the measure. but did not wish to veto it. hence allowed It to be- come law by the statute of limi- tatlon provided in such cases.
 Advertising folders were is- sued this week from the News office for the Lakeside Hotel. a new resort that has been opened by E. D. Reidhead. Mir. Reid head has fitted up his large re- sidence to accomodate tourists, and has arranged to furnish camping outfits and guides to all u,b0 uicit bic yocorf The White
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J. M. Busby's colored minst-
 rels played to a crowded tent
 last Tuesday night. The troupe
 is a good one, and the perform
 apce given was very pleasing tc
 those who attended. The sIng-
 ing and dancing were exception ally good. The show was pat
 ronized by practically the entire
 population of Holbrook, and in addition many people came to see it from other nearby locali- ties. Most of the audience re- mained to the close of the after performance. The company tra- yels In two special cars, carries it's own tent and other para phernalia and has a first-class band of 16 pieces.
 Telephone your orders to the Holbrook Bakery for fresh bread and all kinds of pastry. Baking is done every day. and satisfac- tion is guaranteed. If.
 E. B. Newman and family, who have been touring Califor- nia and Oregon by automobile, arrived in Holbrook last Sunday. MT. Newman left Monday for Roswell, N. M., where he win purchase bunch of young ewes to place on hls ranch near Heber. Frank Leslie of Flag staff, a brother-in-law of Mir. Newman accompanied the New man party from Flagstaff to Hol- brook, returning home on the train. Mrs. Newman will remain in Holbrook until the return of Mir. Newman from New Mex ico, and will then accompany him to their ranch.
 Give your old mattress to some poor friend and buy a new one at Wetzler's.
 The members of the Holbreol Gun club have decided not to shoot the last match in the ser ies with the Williams club. In the shoot held last Sunday the Williams club made a score of 113. This club already led the Holbrook club by 12, and this added to the score of last Sunday makes it necessary for the Hol- brook club to score 125 Tn order to tie the Williams score, a thing pretty hard to do. The Williams club will consequently be declar- ed the winners of the silver low ing cup trophy. and the Hol- brook club will not shoot again in the match.
 Ice cold watermelons and can at the cash meat mar ket. 6-25-tf
 A special commercial develop ment edition was issued by the Coconlno Sun last week. The regular 8-page edition was SUD- plemented with eight pages de- voted to a description of the many resources of Flagstaff and the surrounding country, hand somely illustrated with halftones. Editiorially and mechanically the paper shows the work of a masters hand, and it is a splen- did advertisement of the town in which it is published.
 When your appetite fails, you think of the good things at the Cash Market. If.
 Dr. A. B. Crawford left here ast Saturday for Barstow, Tex IS, where his wife has been visit ng relatives for several weeks. Mrs. Crawford has had an attack of appendicitis and it may be necessary to take her to Chicago for an operation. Before return ng tn Holbrook Dr. Crawford will visit hls mother in Ohio. He expects to be away about two 
 See the latestin kitchen cab -1+c o+ TH0k1lo,-1c
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Additional Local News On Page ".
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-16
DEATH AVENUE
A New York Street is Named
because Many Are Killed
There. .s ~

ever see a5tosxey on horseback beat
an engine? You can see this done
q dozen times. q day over on Eley=
enth avenue. where the New York
Central has it's. freight terminal.
There is So much switching to be
done through the street which Is gem
orally known as Death avenue. That
it is necessary to send out riders to
warn pedestrians and automQbilist
These boys dash about block
ahead of the freight train. waving
red flag. 1t is estimated that these
riders save about q hundred lives q
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onpER oF PuBLIcAr1oN.
y a. WEsr YlIRGINIA.

STATE OBJ WEST VIRGINIA.
Of ths s circuit Court q Har Prison County.
on Monday, the 2nd. day OF August, 10l5.
the following order WAS entered:
Z. Guy Flanagan, doing business under the
name of Weston Granite & Marble WORKS,
NJ vs. In Chancery.
att m;s IN TACT for Button Is. White md
Others,
The general object OF the above styled
cause Is to subject to. sale Lot No: II IN
s.White,s Addition" to tile Town of Clnrks-
burg Harrison County, West Virginia. TO-
tEe Satisfaction of debt. OF One Hundred
and Seventy-tve Dollars, with interest
thereon accrued since The 5rd day Of April,
1915. for the payment Of which an attach
ment has been levied On said Lot, and the
appurtenances thereunto belonging, oWheu
Ana Il appearing from an afidavit 6led
in said cause that r. w. Lake is non-
resident of this State, It Is ordered that Ae
d appear within one month from the date
Of the first publication Of this order ald
do what is necessary to protect his inter-
ests herein.
Given under my hand this the md DAY
OF August, 1915.
Counsel Guns S"i for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to \ decree q tse Circuit Court
st ea hs d
IN the chancery cause of Felix q. sutton,
against Mamie r Lowe and . others. y, WHICH tSa
clerks office of said court In Chancery
Order Book No. g. page ~. Z viii on IN,
sas y tie hour S q 1856 ss,esk. y; y, ],
at the front door of theaCourt House OF
sale sale to the highest bidder, the following
Adescribed real estate, together with the
house thereon and appnrtenances thereto
being Lot No. Two 90 ofsh ssgb5Diyisio on
ADDITION It'll to the the city Of cisrlsbure, Harsi.
son County West MrgtnIa as sh ss;6 BY BY
No. 6s made by p; p. Britt, engineer, in
In the office Of the CLERK q ss Ine vi Sogn.y
said lot { No TWO Is Of aid SUB Diyiaioh
q lot No. g y
Beginning at q stake In the eastern err
No. 3; thence with line Of lot no. 9. 8. 81
degrees 90 Il. thirty three and three-tenths
sixty siet three TIRE and sis stentis tes feet 70
Greek 9.ps q S s q degssss shs@'s
to stake. corner to Lot No. ! OF sai Ii
IS degrees VS. hRs q ss niae
(59) feet to stake; thence w: "a degrees s
21' w. thirty three ana nSe-LenLuS As10s0J
Street Sire {? thence with line i College Street
s.. $50 degrees 10 E. thirty 600 feet 70
the beginning, and being the same g no lot or
parcel OF lano that was convey TO Mamie
Il. Lowe, by James p. LYMAN. and Ethel
May Hyman, his wife by deed ol bearing
deed being Of record il the oics Of the
County West XirGiaia n R Resa Boo BSos
made to said plat and deed Aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale One-tnlrd or as mncn
to my, cash ia hand oplday Of rs ale ;vs and
months from date of sale the purchaser
thereof to give approved personal secu rity
for the deferred payments, and a VENDORS
fen to be retained upon the real estate
sold as further security.
r. o. SUCTION
" Z ssa1 ,4gs Special Commissioners. N
Court Of Harrison County. West VIRGINIA.
approvedl BY me o. sufficient. and If # !, the the
penalty provided by said decree, has been
s.fyerl by said special commissioners:
iss q WI /. WADE C0FF4fANs I'D
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Hnrr1son
County. West Virginia, 4
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the ONCE Of the e o CLERK
ON Monday. the End. day of August, 1915,
the following order was entered
Peaflman Company, Incorporated, cor
poration,
VS.. In Assumpsit.
Norris Birnbaum. trading as Norris
BirnbduIm s. Company.
Object of Suit.
The object OF the above entitled action
Is for the recovery of money advanced to
the said Morris BirnbaIm By the Pearlms a,.
Is due, owing ana unnatd from the said
Norris Birnbaum to the said Pearlman
Company, Incorporated.
Audit appearing from an afaday1t a. fled
non-resiClent of this State, 1t is ordered
that 10 do appear within one month from ron
order and do what is necessary to protect
Z Given VEN Under ind my hand this the end. day
of Augu st, 1915. 6
SPERRY & SPERRY.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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TRUjsFEE.s SAFE

OF the stock Of Antonio. PaIi
lPollario), as Individual and a. parE4
ner OF the firm composed OF Antonio
Pallaria and Carlo Panzarelia, bank
rupt, in bankruptcy. situate at NO.
80S e. Pike street. Kelly Hill, Clarks.I
burg, w. Va. IN
Stock consists OF candy, cigards:
cfgarets. soda water, two pool fabIesS
1otof cues. chairs. show case, together
with sundry book accounts, and other
goods.
Pursuant to orders In the above.
named proceedings. the UNDERSIGNED
trustee will sell all of said stock Or
goods. etc. on Monday the 10th da5s
OF August; 1915, at 2 o'clock IN the
afternoon, on The premises nance
above, In pieces. in small lots or "a
bulk, free and acsuit Of all liens and
for cash in hand on day OF sale; an
subject to .theacoA frmafien Of taasE M
S. District Court for the Mort herr
District Of West Virginia. wherein
these proceedings aEeN pending
For any additional Information
write phone or5caN
u n. 0. G. LEWIS. Trustee
Attorney at Law, No. 412: Alb, Union
Nat. Blk. Bldg Clarksburg. West
va,
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oRpEn OF rupLIc1A 4 .:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ Rules held in the office of; the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Harrison County,
on Monday, the, End. day. of August, lvlo,
the following order was entered:
Stamslow zjirlok,
CHARLES f. zaruba. Leo. ZaruRa and Carl
Shin. Trading az G:sb: :; ze es,9 . COMPANY.
To enforce pe5forn,ance Of asc Sn!.t t,.s
And It appearing from an 1tndayit nea
zarn@ ana Carl Shin, Trading as G. X.
Zaruba 81 Co, defendants, are non-resi-
d o appear within one month from the date
Of tie first publication of this order and
do what is necessary 70 protect their In
s ,Gssssp Under my hand this the 2nd day
of August, 1915. IA
II. A LoAR.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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Gordon & Kidd
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
10 N. Third ST.
NOTICE no sHlPPERs.

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for .Grasse11i. OMEN
Mt. Glare. Weston, shinnston. Fair
mont. Fairview. Pennington. Man
nington and intermediate points
daily except Sunday, Shipments Tor
Huntington and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
later than $500 a. M; FafrvieW IND
intermediate points, 1880 q, M:
Weston and intermediate. poinss.
~ 500 m.
Quick service, reasonable rates.
and care in handling make this al
ideal line for shippers.
MONONGA HELA VALLEY TRAC-
TON COMPANY.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Lula A. Bowman, Plaintiff.
VS., In chaReery. in the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County,

vs. In chancerys in the Circuit
Court of Harrison County,
West Virginia:
Thomas Bowman, Datendant.
TO Thomas Bowman:
Take notice that the dispositions OF my
sci fand sundry other Witnesses, Will ne
taken 3at the law Office of T. 9. sutton.
Odd Fellows Building City Of Giark ISL rs
18th day of September. 1915, between the
hours OF O'Clock A. ~. and O'clock =.
nj. to be read in evidence on the hearing
Of the above STYLED chuncery cause in be-
half OF said plaintiff.
II from any cause the taking OF tps
commenced, shall not be completed on that
day, the taking of the same Wall De ad-
ionrned from time to time until they are
Dated this the end day of August, 1915.
X, LULA Il AZ. BOWMAN.
f. o. SUTTON, Counsel
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FOR SALE-Lots

LOT on CLAY ST. 34x1 OOfeet.
near Stealey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
a house on it, for 81, 500 that
will rent for SIS a month. The
price for d few days is only
1925 cash. Come quick if you
want it. The Wilson and
Dennison CO. Golf Bldg.
Clagksburg.
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year by their vigilance. But even
then, some CARELESS person disputes
the right of the train and ts round
beneath it's wheels. That is aglSY this
street is known as Death avenue.
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Same advertisement i've sac-
cessive days, 90 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days, s5 Genus; no classified adj
yerrisement taken for less tllan
Is cents. Classified advertise
ment DISPLAY charged by
inch.
Dcnths ana Funeral Notice.,
Lodges and Clubs. Cards of Thanks.
In Mex1iorEan, Church NCt1ccss 90
NOTICE.
SIX ordinary words mako one line
every initial and whole number
counted ono word.
Adyertisers may have their replies
addreSked to . letter and nunbeF'
Care Tho Telegram
The Telegram VIII not be respon.
stDle for more than one ancortecs
insertion of any advertisement
ordered for moro than one time.
Classified ads may De tele-
plloned and will be charged md
bil. sent the following day II
your name appears I'm the tele-
phone directory; otherwise
strictly cash With order.
CHS page Is closed promptly
at II o'clock q. M. Your copy
must be Ia before that hour to
insure insertion.
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FOR SALF.--l 81 acres one and one-half
mile from city, Milford road, four room
cottage, slate roof, Darn, chicken house,
GOOD we'll. Price $500. Walter Bart
lett. Route :, City.
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AUTOMOBILE

AUTOMOBILE
Cadillac ive=passen-
ger touring car for sale.
Electric lights and star
ter, recently overhauled
and IN first class condi-
ton. CAN Bell phone
1913
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WANTED-Fen1ale Help

yyANTEp-CtrI. is or over. to wait table;
also woman as second cook; good pay
and board. McGowan's Chop House,
opposite postoftce y.
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FOR SAlE-fiouses

FOR JsiMGDI.ATE sALEA pretty cornss
lot with modern room cottage with
corner ot Elliott and Luneta streets. only
t!rea inmates walk from court house.
Has line view of city, excellent sur
roundiags, and good breeze. 5000 90.
Call oil e. g. Lewis, 412-413 Union Nat
Is Bank EutI1tng. -......... .-,.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ron RENT SIX room front ap art :, T.
instantaneous hot water, steam neat use
nsinmndrv. private bath, hall and porch,
also "a foot sun parlor, $50 per man 1Its
I'hY & T. Johnston, Broaddus apartmehes'
Roll S111on0 Goa. Il .4a+s 1901
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wANTEn--A white man for night COOK.
at the Model Cafe. AT North Firth st.
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FOR RENT-I4yon apartments-S rooms
an dbath apartnsnts on nrss. s sSS,,it
70 Miss Bessie Lyon, Chestnut street.
Rnll nhone Q66-R. .- --
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FOR SALE-Furnirure in living room and
Kitchen two beds complete. used only a
few months Call Bell phone Or
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms

E0p RF1NT-Furn;shed rooms for sleep
;ns IN nome with ne chilurep. zen. rea-
sosnahia. Apply ut .ts:S:.ss West Main street.
~ cali Bell phone $3.50.
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FARM Foi 8s.lLt1--c obtaining $50 acres,
situate on Stout,s Run, Elk District, Ear.
rison coInIr, ". va.. about two miles
from noniines s1iiis and being the II, Land n
of Nathan IL. sISlden, deceased, viii be
j sold by his heirs on easy terms of pay
ment for purchaser. Said land viii be
conveyed in fee simple without any ;eser-
vnttops Further particulars VIII pc
given either BY John L. Holden. living
on farm, or address w. j. Holden, at
Isarkersburg NJ. Va.
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BOARD WANTED

wANTED-By September 1st, for two
LADIES' board in private family, near or
west Of court house. Address Lock Box
1885, City. .... ..,..-. --,.---.
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NANTED--At once. good reliable. girl for
general housework; family of three.
Apply with reference at 2S3iclay street,
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1cn I,DN1-6lne hne husiness room, on
NJ Wast Main street 1915 feet. Ready
AmCnst IL Mrs Alcinda Davidson, 17S
West Main street. e5. ll l----.
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LOST

LOST sunday, between Carr avenue and
Union Bank building. cameo site kpin.
Reward for return TO 1904 Union Bank
building. X
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r Columbia Mines Cheap II sold Mt once.
Perry NJ Cain. General Delivery, C1arks-
burg. w Va. 34@..FlS. ltF7 iN Rs
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FOR SALE-One complete set of house
hold furniture. Will sell reasonable, Tor
cvash. Gail BELL phone 1o29-J-
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ron IEST-,Two furnished rooms for
iiSh4 housekeeping; all modem conyen-
ians.es Apply at i4o Mulberry street.
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ron HE.NT-6 room apartment, McCarty
building. large rooms sclnse seq g a no
Price 80 per month. G. e. McCartys
McCarty Ildg.
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FOR sALE-Eord touring car first class
order. VIII be sold at a bargain. Cali
ut no Sycamore street or Bell phone
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ron RENTING furnished rooms for
i IN shnrsekeeping with use of phone
and bath. Apply Mt 35l Jarvis street
Hall I,hone iO65-R Il.
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FCn Il EST-cne four room nat. on second
floor 1855 West Main stas+eG $ls saen per ee
ha,.;ed. KEY next DOOR Call Bel phone
lSIS. ~.
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FOR RENT TO gentlemen. one s1 nicely I'm dn1-
Iii South Chestnut street: near IKE
sweet Call Bell nhone 1OI6-J
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For SAL IsceIlaneous

gOR SALFi-14o egg hot water incubator
and $40 chick hot water out door brood.
err both for $500 if sold mt once. Can
at I'll BRYAN avenue, BROAD OAKS.
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GOOD white girl for general
houscwork-l 4Apnlysat 62S Dale avenue.
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WANTED Girl for general housework-
Reference preferred. Gail Mt 121 North
Chestnut street. III s
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WANTED Male Help

POST once lerk-Carrier exam" at Ciarks-
burg, September 18th Prepare under FOR.
mer Government Examiner. BOOKLET S-5a
free. Patterson CIVIL Service School.