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and, these will be spread for the fur ther education and benefit of mankind palaces and in the exhibits of the forty or more foreign nations which the allotted sites It is a colossal achievement. this great exposition, and
 will right worthily celebrate still more colossal one for be it remembered the Panama Pacific Exposition was in augurated to celebrate the conclusion of the worlds most gigantic achieve ment; the building of the Panama Canal
 This monumental event in q large sense marks an epoch in the affairs. not only of the United States, but also of the world By 1t mankind has gain ed benefits unmeasurable Time and distance have been compelled to yield to mans persistent activities and through this mighty effort the world has. figuratively. been made smaller yet. Through all the long centuries of mankind's struggle to overcome the adverse conditions which surrounded him from the primeval days Of his be- ginning. although great conquests and adVancements have been his, this latest achievement displays to the greatest advantage his triumph over his sur rounding environment Thus the opening of the san Francisco fair marks a manifold series of achievements The benefits which the canal will bring to the United States in a none tary sense are beyond computation and to the Pacific Coast it means the be- ginning of an era of prosperity and have been accomplished by any other means. The shortening of the routes from Europe will place the Pacific Slope to a great extent. in position tp compete with the more fortunately situated Atlantic states in the Eurup- can markets thus giving stimulus to the development of manufacturing which has heretofore been unable to attain advantageous growth owing to the eX- ceSsiYe costs If transportation.
 The fair itself will attract tens of thousands to the coast and will de- 1 monstrate that land which is yet held as being in more or less wild ! and woody" stage is in reality com parable with the more effete East, in : 2 cry way and is in addition one of the | fairest spots in all the world in which L. dwell. From the Knowledge thus d issiminated it can confidently be ex pected that the population of the Pa eite States will increase by leaps and and the resultant deN Nelopment oi the wonderful resources will speedily H edith centers of the United States.
 II IS to be regretted that the opening If the exposition should have come at such time as the world is laboring un- der the strain of the great war, but there is small reason to doubt that the depression thus created will have an appreciable effect on the exposition. The majority of the nations engaged in the great conflict are continuing their interest and with small exceptions, those who would have made the jour nep to the coast under normal condi- tons will still proceed regardless of the disturbed times. Not only does the exposition celebrate the opening of tho Panama canal but it also means that the resultant development of the great West will, within a very few years amaze the world
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WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska. Feb. 19, 1915. mperature-MaX. 19 below, Min 32 below. Barometer-30.O inches. Weather-Clear Wind-N w. miles per hour.
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WAR TERMS

Enemy in force-AnNthing over .000, ,000.
 Casualties inconsiderable -- Anything under 10000
 Skirmish line - Anything under 200, 1000
 Atrocities-Constant occupation of enemy when not being defeated.
 Falling back-How enemy spends most of his time when not committing atrocities
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fall of Antwerp, show not the least an- mostly and fraternize freely, all dis cussinE the latest news with enthus- iasm and with no display of National spirit
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GERMANS, ENGLISH AND 6EuGlANS FRATERNIZE IN HOLLAND.

one of the most curious developments of the war is displayed by the attitude of the soldiers interned in Holland.
 It is said that the English, Germans and Belgian soldiers interned after the
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa' nous Atherton Bourbon whisksys, pis- tiled spring 1904. 1905, bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cont. by U. 8. government by the bottle or gallon.
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After you have read this paper pass t on to some one else that is also in terested in Alaska You will he doing them a favor as Nome is destined to be one of the large cities of Alaska
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WE GAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt ds. livery phone Main 15t and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
 w. j. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
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Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day s. publication.
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PHONE MAIN 46.

Entered as second-class matter Feb 26. 1907, at the Postotfice al Nome, Alaska, under the Act of Congress of ,.arch 8, 1878
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.> 5me Weekly Nugget month. bOc
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Rates for advertising space In any of the above publications will be made known on application.
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Nome Daily Nugget, l month. s2.OO Nome Daily Nugget $ months. 5000 .Nome Daily Nugget l year -. S2O.00
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE.

tIssued Annually in Octobsr) Price per copy, mailed. ...:........bb bbc
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That is new article just placed on sale, it is a relish that when used dur Ing the meal awakss that sleeping ap-
 petite per Jar .. #.........#... 25c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-29
MANY PASS XMAS WEEK:
AT HAGERSTOWN HOMES

HAGERSTOWN, Ind. Dec. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. league went to
Hamilton. Ohio. Saturday to visit rel
atives. They will spend week away
from home and will also visit rela-
tive at College Corner, o.. Mrs.
Robert Newcomb went to Dayton, O.,
Saturday to spend a few days with
relatives. =. VIM. Richter Of Seven
Mile. Ohio, spent few days here
last week. -. Miss Lulu Brown, Miss
Leona Brown and their mother spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Carver
POLAND on Walnut Level. -. Mrs. FL
len Allen and sister Miss Florence
Starr went to Richmond Saturday and
were present at family dinner given
by their sister. Mrs. Walter Thorn
burgh and her family. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Hanscom of New Castle, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 8. Hanscom and son Lester, OF
Modoc. were present at family
Christmas dinner. given by Mrs. Sa-
rah Bell and daughter Florence Bell
-. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Hunt
were guests at dinner Saturday of Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Fritz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Abel, who formerly lived
here. of Alexandria. spent Saturday
here with friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Brown of Muncie, came Satur-
day to he guests of relatives here -.
Miss Iva Chamness Of the faculty of
the State University, Bloomington, Is
home for the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Houser Of Detroit, Mich, spent
Christmas here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Houser and their
other relatives. :. Misses Edna and
Ruby Howell of Richmond spent
Xmas here with their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy PIERCE. Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Hoover entertained
at Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bertsch of Germantown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas A. Felt Of New Castle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollace Hoover and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Allen. Prof. and Mrs. Jessie
Elilar entertained on Christmas Mrs.
Eilar's parents. MI. and Mrs. Will
Shipman and their son Alton and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kelley OF New Castle. 49,.
Miss Margaret Jewett IS home from
Muncie for the holidays Mrs. Les
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-29

lie Brown, Mrs. Grover Shinn and
Miss Minnie Roth went to New Castle
Monday. !. Samuel Siersdorfer, cleo
trician, who is employed at Muskegon,
Mich, spent Christmas here with his
wife at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
T. Knapp. He left for Muskegon. Mon
day accompanied by Mrs. Siersdorfer
-. George Fulkerson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends near the Lit
tie Creek Baptist church, north of
here. Monday he went to Hamilton, o.,
to spend week with relatives. MT.
and Mrs. Martin Knapp have been
guests since Friday of their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones at Indianapolis. =. Miss Mar
garet Jewett of Muncie is spending the
holidays here. :. Miss Minnie Roth
spent Monday afternoon at New Cas-
tie. :. Frank Roth spent Christmas at
Rushville with his mother. Mrs.
Hollace Hoover went to Greensboro
Saturday night. :. Miss Stella Brown
returned to New Castle Monday after
spending Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown. {. . Mrs.
Leslie Brown and Mrs. Grover Shinn
spent Monday afternoon at New Cas-
tie. ;. .Leona Lamb of New Castle was
urday and Sunday and was accompan-
led home Monday by Beatrice Smith
and Bessie Jones. -. NJ. and Mrs.
Thomas Hunt entertained at dinner
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Arville Daley of
Cambridge City, and Mr.. Andrew
Jones of Richmond. Mr.. Jones return
ed home Monday evening = Mrs, John
d. Hoover, Mrs. Frank Hay and Miss
Mary Hay left Monday noon for Chi
cage to visit Mrs. Florence and Jer-
ONE Heisenberger. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Lamar spent Monday forenoon
in Richmond. Mrs. Ollie keiser re-
turned from Richmond Monday where
she was the guest Of relatives. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Miss Henrietta Hovelmyer. i. Lester
Hanscom. Of Modoc. who spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Bell
and other relatives went to New Cas-
tie, Monday to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Hanscom.
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p PALLADIUM
WANT ADS

WANTED
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WANTED-T0 rent 4 rooms anu bath,
modern, centrally located. Address
II care Palladium S&-tf
WANTED-Atkinson pays highest
cash prices for second hand goods
and sells at lowest prices. See him
at once 416 Main. Phone 1915. 4-tf
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wE MAKE FIVE YEAR FARM LOANS
NO COMMISSION CHARGE.
WHY NOT SEE US ABOUT YOURS!

Sanitary Mat .sses made of Old
feathers Pillows made to order.
Best Goose 800 per pair.
Feathers bought and sold. Mat
tr~sses all kinds iLade over.
e. H. Bradley, y
314 Main st. trhcne 1893.
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INSANE MAN ON GUARD

BRAZIL, Ind, Dec. 29-Pake Barra
has barricaded himself against the Of
ficers. He added to his armament. con-
sisting OF q shotgun, by ordering re-
volver from a mail order house. A
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-29

The Belgians are the greatest potato
eaters in the world and the Irish come
second.
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WANTED-You to buy your boy a
nice new bicycle for Xmas. 1916
models now in, good second hand
ones from $500 to $12.O0. Baby cabs.
wringers, stoves, bicycles. All kinds
repairing Phone 3Os6. Wesley Brown
& Son.
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HERE ARE THREE WIN
CARBON 86617

Carbon Is a stallion Of greaC style
and finish and good bone, Of the
finest quality. He was second in
1912 at the Iowa State Fair, Iowa
National Futurity and at the Inter-
national. Bred by Mr.. w. S. Corsa
Of White Hall, ILL.,, and sired by the
worlds greatest champion, Carnot
$685. (66666).
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This Illustration OF the smart skating toys that
offered for this favored The OF
and white angoa WOOL the scarf finishing with deep fnngs The
skirt smart affair of wool reversible material with an
finish border of white stitching and bands of the reverse
the featured belt pockets and front panel
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commission was ordered to examine
him as to his sanity but as yet has not
been able to get near enough.
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BLUETTA 29O1O

Is one of the outstanding mares in
the herd. A little old, foaled 1901,
but still good brood mare and
the dam of Dan Augistin's great
stallion, ROLAND.
The mares Of breeding age are
safe in foal to Carbon. The young
er ones are by Carbon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
CHARGE LOCAL NEGROES
WITH NUMEROUS THEFTS
NEAL ROBINSON, BOB JENNINGS
AND CHAS- BARNES ARREST
Ed LAST MONT.
Police Say They have Confessed 70
Series OF Eobber1ss which Bnffod
the Department for a time

WIN tho arrest late last plight OF
.t'.r I1cal rErure. the police believe
lhai tne mystery surrounding a. series
last been SOLVED.
Seal Robinson Rob" jennings aud
were arrested last evening. CHARGED with
me rnuhertez. and Che police are stiIl
searching Tor two other parties who are
said Co b. Implicated. no was stated az
police headQuarters last night that theI-
arrest probably VIII be effected early
this morning.
According 20 the police. Robinson
JENNINGS ana Barnes confessed thei-
part Dob the robbgries 1t the same time
imNiic1f1nE the others. The three
named were given n grllliug examination
hl Assistant Prosecuting ATTORNEY
Frank a. o. Erien and the police. after
MN the, admitted their built tt is
said
Tho arrests were made by Detective
Hastings Niu7rd and Frazier vino have
been working ON the case several DAYS.
Among The places which were entered
ana raurHokeu are the Neiufuger meat
SHOP. un Fifteenth street. the Hlfer pool
room. IlHl Market street. Rlttcrs Rex
pool ROOM Market street. and Quinn'e
fnarmacN. sixteenth street.
To- cHCh case. entrance was gained
ihrOueh Iimmigd window or batter
cd-lnvyn door. Small sums OF money
ana various articles of but little value
were taken. and the crude manner IN
which the thefts were accomplished led
ne police 20 believe that the work was
that of bad boys.
Tho police last night said that some
of the goods was found on tho three
persons under arrest. while q part N
me loot was located iu SteubanVf1fe
whore DO was paUned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
SETON RESIGNS
FROM BOY SCOUTS

NEW YORK. Dec. 5-Ernest
thompson Seton. naturalist and writer
or books on nature. today announc,N
Hls resignation as chief scout OF the
10Y scouts of America. In a state.
ment explaining his action Mr.. Seton
said De resigued because Of a rraCnaI
change OF policies TO which he BIS on
posed and for which Dee blamos James
T. West Ot This city. the president
chief scout executive.
Miltarism now comes first and
Woodcratr the original purpose of the
movement second" according to Mr..
seton who announced the formation of
mo Noodcrai's league. inviting wam-
d'rs ol the Boy Scouts 20 join Dr..
Whom Baden Powell and or.
esnized The BOY Scouts OF ENGLAND
n 900, and the Boy Scouts of America
in 1910. Mr.. Seton's statement said.
our purpose was 90 make an young
people OF America outdoor children hv
teaching them ihe joys of outdoor lt-..
AS ori-inally formed. The scouts OF
America. was to Doe message OF con
scrFafiou and brotherhood
The study of trees. flowers. and
nature. Doe continued. "is Swing way
Zoo Wl-"aE-.ue. drills and other actIvi-
Ties OF q military nature. thus destroy
ing ihe symbolism of the orsanizat1Nn
As 10 stands now. militarism comes
first and woodcraft second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
CONFIDENCE VOTE
FOR ITALIAN GOVT

ROME. Dec. q. $40 ID. M DELAYED
an transmits ionl-fAa vote OF cont
aence Tor The government in the cham
Der OF deputies today the policy OF the
CABINET was sustained 415 10 As. This
vote followed a notable speech by Pre-.
nler Salandra who declared the con
n"ence OF the government In final vic
tory, although the gravity OF the inter.
national situation was fully appreci-
ated
A feature OF the session was The en-.
tnusiasm aroused by the Socialist De.
putty Sisnor Ciccou. who declared that
,ue chamber must give an example OF
'ne solidarity AID unanimity as dis
played by the country I'M "a determine
non 10 devote all energies and efforts
towards the supreme object-ultimate
victory. At the conclusion OF his ad-
dress Signor CiccOti was embraced by
many Of the deputies.
Slgnor Bossel. the veteran Of the
ohtmber also spoke and aroused a
frantic demonstration In favor OF the
army, the navy and the king. His
views accorded with those OF Sicnor
Ciccou
Premier Salandra. in closing the dis
cussion. said that the government also
desired a vote which would show the
complete accord OF parliament and
country and which would affect the
cabinet only as the ministry which had
ied italy lo war. with the power to
continue 20 % until 70 was victoriouslv
concluded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
A LETTER TO
The PUBLIC
READ WHAT MAN HAS TO SAY
ABOUT THE NEW MEDICINE
TANLAC
Illumination Herald-Dispatch.

Illumination Herald Dispatch.
Huntington. W Va.
Dear Sirs
Here is a letter Tor publication ana
humanity. ! am an old man IS years
old and feel as 10 I might b. 90 4
have had stomach trouble for or 3
years and lately have had such a
cough that ! could not sleep al night
and could not eat anything without n
hurting mo and disagreeing with ne.
so I went 10 j. Z. Crum's store one
DAY and be recommended Tanlac 10
me. did not have any faith I'm IT,
as have tried 20 many other mcdi-
cines without deriving any benefit
from Them. So I bought a bottle OF
Ianlac and used o. and IL has done
me more good than anything I have
ever tried. ] bought another bottle
this morning II Us not only curing
the cough and stomach trouble. a. IS
curinc he cause ! hope all sufferers
viii give Tanlac trial and they Will
be surprised at the results.
Respectfully.
tSiEned) MACK PRINCE.
Crum. W Va
Tanlac Is now on sale here by e..
II. Crest g. Co.. 1925 Market street.
exclusively. 81 per bottle Mr.. Rem
irow. The Tanlac representative here.
ls always in attendance 90 courteous
ly explain Tanlac.
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K. OF P.
FUNDS Is CHARGED

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
FAiRMONT. w Va. Dec Sin.
dicted In the Circuit court here for
embezzliug the sum Of S2q3 50 from the
Warrington Lodge. Knights OF Pyth-
las. while De was holding office OF
master OF eXcheQuer of that lodge. W.
". Niece was arrested i'm Clyeleaud.
ohio. to-day. Tonight Deputy Sherin
T. y Buckley left 20 bring Niece back
here for trial. he having told the
Cleveland police De would return with.
out being eXtradicted The embezzeI-
ent covered period OF several
months during the year 1919. and was
discovered when tho books of the
lodge were audited at the close of the
year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
GREEK REPLY TO
BE SATISFACTORY

PARIS Dec. 9. 1885 a. mn. - The
ministers of the Quadruple entente in
Athens had q conversation with M.
Skouloudis. the Grecian premier at one
o'clock Saturday afternoon. according
to % news dispatch from the Greek
capital a long consultation of the cabi-
net ensued. after which 80. Skouloudi 3
called on tho King Circles which are
informed. continues the mes 5aRe.
state i4at the representative Of the
entente powers have received assur
ancos that the Greek reply 20 the on.
tonte representations will Doe found
satisfactory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06

9rr..a. Dispatch .. tH. Intelligence
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dec o.
Wore than twenty-five hundred Deou..
attended fle annual lodge of e0rrou
Cl Ile Huntington Lodge OF Elks fHa
afternoon. Judge John T.. Graham
made the memorial address oNpress.ul
fhe opinion That despite The terrible
war lu Europe tne world Is growing
better Miss Jean Mccormick of In.
dIauapnils. rHn.rHI.o. WAS fHU chief
musical attraction. Ohio crowd was
fna IarEra. chat has rnnrrr.afld boz
fHi. city a'rrr fHa billy aurd.. mrn.
'.r H 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice % Manufacturers, Jobbers. nFer.
chants and Others Wholesale DcaiorH-
NOTICE is HEREBY GTNf.E. That
tlg state Board o. Control of the stat.
or W lest Virginia viii receive bids dan,
at Its Office at Charleston. West virginia
for furnishing supplies FOR the seyera
state institutions. the financial manage.
mont of which g. vested in said Errrf
Contracts VIII be awarded 60 the loves.
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
trs viii be- given preference
LISTS of supplies needed win De ffr-
nienHd Bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
la-l-tl Charleston. West EIrEfrfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06

LONDON. Dec. 8. Z.11 b. m.-An
Athens dispatch 90 the Exchange Tcle
graph company says that after Pre-
u.er Skouioudis had conferred with
The French and British ministers yes
.rrday bee called q meeting of the cabt
ret and then visited King Constantine
To I- reported in Athens the message
says. that the subject under considcra.
ton hy the cabinet was fresh pro
ro-al by the entente powers
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NOTICE.

Elm Grove school Honds rriadefnhia
District Nos 2S 20 So. 81. So and fde-
lnetou lane school Bond Trladeiphla
District Letter m. viii b. uayat bic "a the
state Bank 81 Elm Grove. ". Va Janu-
AIRY ist. 1916. after which date Interest
VIII cease.
Bond tnmrIl toner's
II. y. HUGIS
To- n THOkNETRG
A. "a. HOKNBROOK.
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WANTED-Female Helm

---'-~'-~7~-~---------- ----~------- --~
WAUTEC-LadIe- OF neat srr.sr,,,.-,
and intelligence. FOR healthy. urlufabI.
QUE door occupation. 400 ur spare fIrrt
devoted. Answer Immediately. Trl4
care Intelligence d-ti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
SHOP EARLY
WITH OUR MONEY

YOU NEED not allow the
lack Of a few dollars 70 inter
fere with early shopping ana
a full enjoyment OF the Hori-
days. TAKE ADVANTAGE
Of your credit which Is good
with MS n you own furniture.
WE WILL be glad 70 furnish
, all the money you will need
70 cover the extra expense
OF Christmas at tho lowest
} rates and easiest terms 10 "a
had in the city. YOU CAN
pay us back by the week or
month beginning IN January
in payments arranged to suit
your income. FULL In
formation IN regard 10 our
liberal loaning methods giad.
ly furnished. CALL or write
ALL business strictly con.
idential
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PAY TRIBUTE
tcoBtinusa Fr0m First ragsl


q number of solos by local talent az
additions fo fnr program
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WARWOOD

seven roomed residence with bath
&C !, on Seventeenth street. Warwood
- - 'front.' and rear porches. good
.a 'l.y owner will sell for So 500
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Berr&Cf1V
rlNLHAL DIRECTOR AMI
hRvEkIhL EMBALMEH.
1922 and 1928 Main Street
Calls Anewcred Day or Nirht-
Store Phones $50
q ~ N.rfechv. Not Phone iarQ-V
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FOR sALE-Automobile


FOR SALE -AutomohiIs Six Cylinder
touring car. %. A. smith. T.. s. Iaun-
CRY. hetlalre. ohio. se-8O-tf