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"a Cattle

. mich COWS, heifers, l Durham
shorthorn bull. 8 calves,
Some OF the cows are choice milk
ers, all are hand MIXED.
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Carl Winey was down from Deloi
last Wednesday transacting business
Patrick Burk. of Dunlap. was il
Denison Thursday transacting bust
ness.
Chas. Rosburg was down from Siou,
City several uays last week visiting
relatives.
". w. Cushman and S. G. Wrigh,
were in Omaha Friday transactine
business.
John Moeller was up from Council
Bluffs several days last week visiting
Mt the parental home.
Mr.. Leon Cassaday is helping out
at the Lamborn drug store during the
absence OF Mr.. LambOrn.
Miss Luellas Murphy, OF Dunlap, was
in DenisOn several days last week Wis
iting Miss Kate Lorenzen.
Miss Katherine murphy, OF Dunlap
visited Miss Lillian Beehan in Deni
son several days last week.
Paul ErAl was over from Charter
Oak several days last week visiting
his cousin, Miss Louise LEM.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McHenry We're
in Omaha Saturday, where they saw
David Warfield in "The Little Auction.
eer."
+. Stevenson was over from Manila
last Thursday calling on county seat
friends and attending to some business
matters.
Mrs. Bell Burke left last Thursday
for Green River. Wyo., where she will
make an extended visit at the home
Of her son, Carl.
Mrs. Meyers, who lives in Omaha,
arrived here last Friday for a few
days visit at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Z. Bale.
Allen Dudley, representing the Allen
Dudley Live Stock Compassion com.
pany of South Omaha, was in Denison
Friday calling on shippers.
Miss Ida Bossecker, who has been
making an extended visit with rela.
tives at Mt. Carmel. ILL.,, returned
home the last of the week.
George Richards returned the last
OF the week from Manila, where he
has been visiting at the Robert Theo-
bald home for the past two weeks.
John Jones, who has been working
i'll New Mexico for the past year. ar
rived in Denison last week for visit
at the John Fastje home. Mr.. Jones
is brother OF DIR. Fl. d. Jones, OF
Schleswig.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus BQesing moved in
to their new Residence in East. Deni-
son the last of the week. The new
home is not yet completed, but they
will occupy the upstairs until the car
pcnters finish with the lower floor.
Mrs. Edward Phelan and daughter,
Helen, we're in Denison several days
last week visiting at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. D. o. Johnson. They
were on their way home from Des
Moines. where they visited Mrs. J. H.
Mah0ney.
from Clarinda, where she has been for
several months taking treatment at a
sanitarium there. We are pleased to
report that she has returned complete
ly recovered and is enjoying her usual
good health, a fact which her many
friends will be glad to learn.
c. NJ. Dybbro, who has charge Of
the ready.towear department OF the
Boys store. left Saturday for New
York City. where he will remain
week or ten days purchasing goods
for the store. The Boys store have a
reputation for selling up to date wom-
ems garments and enjoy a large pat
ronage not only from Denison, but the
surrounding territory.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tuesday, Jan. 2G, 1915.

Tuesday, Jan. 2G, 1916.
Elizabeth Mccarthy. widow. to Louie
Evers-Lots /, 2, 8. block %, Denison.
Con. $500.
John II. SPAIN and wife to William
Bendixen-Lots 5 and &, block 10,
Schleswig. Con. $4,000.
L. G. Dorale and wife to Willie Do
rale-SEA PASCAL. Con. 81.
H. G. Dorale and wife to George Do
rale-NEA 25-S541.
Clinton Sciford and wife. Teresa
Scliford, widow, to Charles Fl. Sciford
All south of right of way OF We
NEl4 NNVA 2-S1-ll. Con. $3.50.
Wednesday, Jan. q, 1915.
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8 Horses

Bay team 9 and 10 years old, weighing $500;
roam horse years old, weighing 140O bay
horse 6 years old, weighing 1900; bay horse
years old, weighing 1000. bay horse 10 years
old weighing 1900; bay team and 10 years
old, weighing 1900.
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Con. $500.
Saturday. Jan. 30, 1915.

Saturday, Jan. 30, 1915.
Il. w. Houston, widower, to Geo. w.
Roberts, J. w. Marmet, Herman Laz-
erus-All that part of lot 8, block 5,
Dow City. com. at SW corner running
Il SO it., n % it.. w 80 it., S. % it.
Con. $500.
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Sale Dates Claimed

| Friday, Feb. S: Public sale. Her.
man Jahde, at his place on the Hans
Jahde farm, miles east and "a
miles north of Schleswig.
Friday, Feb. 5: Public Sale. G. A.
Lundberg, on his farm miles south
and 2 miles west OF Odebolt, miles
north and ~ miles east of Kiron.
Monday, February 8: Public Sale.
J. G. Harrington on the Kruse farm
section 20 Hayes township, miles
south and three.quarters OF mile
east OF Vail. li
Tuesday, Feb 81 Public sale. Pet
SO Wheatland township. 5 miles north
east of West Side and Az miles north
OF Arcadia.
Tuesday, Feb 8: Public sale. Dav-
i'd w. Anderson on the Olaf Larson
farm, miles south of kiron, 3h
miles north Of Deloit
Tuesday. Feb. 8: Public sale of C..
L. Parish north of Denison on the De-
lott road.
Wednesday. Feb. 10: Public Sale
Henry Lafrentz, on his farm miles
east OF Schleswig, 3 miles west and 2
miles south of Kiron.
Wednesday, Feb. 10: Poland China
Sale. Annual sale of bred sows and
gifts by Frank Rainier at stock pavil-
ion at Logan, Iowa.
Thursday. Feb. IL: Public Sale. Ma
than Cole on his place miles north
west of Manila.
ENri6oy Eoh pub1io Sn1o ID
Sullivan sale of horses. cattle and.
machinery at the Miller Turner barn
nj Deloit.
Monday, Feb Is: Public sale. Otto
Backhaus on his farm located 2 miles
north and mile west OF Schleswig.
Monday. Feb. Is: Public sale of
Frank O'Meara ON his farm near Dow
City.
Tuesday, Feb. 16: Public Sale. JOS
eph Happe on his place mile west OF
Arcadia and 2 miles east of West
Side
Wednesday. Feb. II: Public sale Of
Fred Coleman, who Lives near Dow
City.
Thursday. Feb. Is: Public Sale. Ed
ward w. SPAIN, at his place Az miles
north Of Schleswig 3 miles east and s
miles south OF Ida Grove.
Thursday, Feb. 10: Public sale of
William Willard on his place 3s miles
west of Charter Oak.
Tuesday. Feb. %: Raymond Browns
sale of thoroughbred Chester White
bred sows at sale pavilion in, Dunlap.
Wednesday, Feb. "a: John f. Holsts
annual sale OF thoroughbred Chester
White bred sows at Laub's sale pa
vilion in Denison.
Thursday. Feb IS: Public sale of J.
Kevan on his place " mile south Of
Charter Oak.
Tuesday, Feb. lG: Poland China sale
Annual sale of C.. NJ. Pederson's pure
bred Poland China bred sows at sale
pavilion in Dunlap.
Henry cIausen.
One of the big sales advertised in.
this weeks issue OF the Revieweis the
sale of Henry H. Clausen. Mr.. Claus
ell has decided to quit farming and
wishes to dispose OF his property. His
sale will be held on Thursday. FeEru.
ary 9TH. and should draw large
crowd of buyers as he is Offering 81
head of good horses. 60 head OF cattle,
30 head OF shoats and fine lot OF farm
Read over his announce:
ment and plan to attend.
David W. Anderson Sale.
Mr.. David w. Anderson, who has
been renting the Olaf Larson farm To-
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Lorenzen-Lot I, block SO, ScEleswis.
Con. $4,000
Nettie Jordan, wife OF grantee. to-
Geo. v. Jordan-Lot 10, block 9, Dow
City. Con. $500.
Friday, Jan. 80. 1915.
P. NJ. Sjogren. widower, to John
Winuuist-LOt 2. subdiv. NWL NWA
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KENwooo ITEMS.
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F. Kuehl, II. Fiennhold and broth
ers. Earl and Charley. and Fred Gar
rett were guests at the J. Mahnke
home Monday evening.
Fred Boettger. Jr. went to the coun-
ty seat Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Petersen went to
DenisOn Tuesday. Mr.. Petersen re-
turned home in the evening, but Mrs.
Petersen is spending few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boett-
ger in Uenis6n.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mahnke were in
Charter Oak Tuesday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Ruchti.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henderson and chill.
dren We're Dow City visitors Tuesday.
A. 'HOllister was business caller in
Charter Oak Tuesday.
Fred Garrett, Glen and Leslie Hen
derson, Seonke Mahnke and Harold
Fienhold were visitors at the home OF
VIM. Kuehl Thursday.
VIM. keyan, was a Charter Oak Wis
itor Friday.
Paul Jensen and Seonke Mahnke
were business callers at the Oak Fri.
day.
The lyceum was well attended Fri
day and the reports are that the pro-
gram was a good one, but We hope
there will be a still larger crowd on
Friday, February 5th. You are all in
vited.
Ed Probasco went to Manila Satur-
day.
Fred Boettger, Jr. and brothers,
John and Hugo. Frank Carl and Fred
Eckert We're visitors in Charter Oak
Saturday.
Fl. Listamann invited few OF his
friends and relatives in Saturday to
help him celebrate his birthday. Most
of the evening was spent in dancing
and everybody present reports a good
time. The guests departed rather
early Sunday morning. wishing him
many more happy birthdays.
VIM. Vogt shipped car load of
logs to Sioux City Thursday. Mr..
vogt went along to Sioux City and re-
turned home Friday.
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A. j. Adams, widower, to Fred Koes-
ter-Lot 4, block 81 Vail. Con. $3.50
A. J. Adams, widower. to Margaret
Champion-E 10 it. Lot 2, block 40.
Adams & Hoffman's add. Vail. Con.
$40.
Thursday, Jan. %. 1915.
Western Town Lot Co. to johannes
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Henry Lafrentz Sale.

A new sale announcement appear
ing in this issue is that Of Henry La
frentz, who lives miles east OF Schles
wig. Mr.. Lafrentz has decided to quit
farming and will move to Schleswig.
His sale will be held on February 10th.
commencing promptly at 10 o'clock.
He is listing 10 head of exceptionally
good horses: a. head OF cattle, 20
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Good Farm implements

2 wagons, l new six shovel Jennie
Lind cultivatOr. | harrow. new fam
ing mill with seven new sleeves, rid
ing plow. l Mccormick binder. l new
l6-inch plow. John Deere disc with
truck. l Deering mower.
50 tone of timothy and prairie hay,
several hundred bushels corn, few
bushels of seed corn. chickens, pitch
forks, shovel. never slip wire stretch
er, house hold goods, etc.
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AUCTION SALE


A. UCTIoN sALE-H1GH-G GRADE FURNI-
"A TURE, CARPETS, RUGS, BEDDlNS'
L4NENs. ETC, WILL BE SOLD AT STD,
EAST FOURTH STREET, FRIDAY, oCTo-
BIER Is. 1915. AT 1 O'CLOCK P. NJ
Very heavy Brass Bed with National
SPRINGS and Felt Mattresses. Circassian Wal
nut Bedroom Suit Bird s-Eye Maple
Dresser and Chifonier, Wardrobe, OAK
Dresser and Chiffonier, Mahogany frlneess
Dresser. two-inch Enameled Beds Combina-
tion Mattresses, FIVE piece Leather Parlor
suit mahogany frames; Library Table, Par
lor Stands Bedroom Chairs and Rockers
sliding wire Couch and Pad, Verona Couch,
Kitchen Cabinet Pictures, handsome Dining
room Suit including Extension Table,
leather scat Chairs, large Buffet China
Closet, Dishes Glassware, Shverware, three
piece Livingroom Suit, Turkish Rocker, Easy
Rockers and Chairs, three room Stoves,
twenty pairs Woolen Blankets, white, tan
/ and gray; Cotton Comforts, Bed Spreads
sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, Table Linen
and Napkins, Bed Sets. Roll Top Desk Etc c'
sx12 Administer Rugs. Wilton Rugs, Velvet
/ and Brussels Rugs; S.3N1O.6 Administers
two very heavy Oriental Rugs. 9x12; -four
japanese Art Squares 9x12; one Symrna
| Rug, 7x1O; several small Rugs, 2tN54 IN
ches and 36x72 inches; Stair and Han Car
pet: several good Body Brussels Carpets.
! NOTICE-This Is as good a lot OF turni'
/ ture as we have offered for sale this season,
and parties looking for good goods should at
tend this sale. as everything will positively
be sold for the highest bid. Goods can be
seen on the morning Of sale
STIDHAM g. son,
oetl1.1s14 Auctioneers
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AND DECORATOR
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER II.
= = = = .

The woman OF this birthdate will
make a devoted mother and friend.
She will be a loyal. devoted worker.
with great pride in her family and her
social position.
There is too much inclination TO
worry and she suffers from a hasty
temper and impatience with those who
do not think quickly.
If religiously inclined she feels that
her church and her organizations are
the only ones.
She dislikes any criticism of her
ideas and will not allow anyone TO re-
hearse the faults OF her friends.
Being very strong willed she suffers
keenly when everything does not 20
exactly as she plans and she Is ant Ia
make IT most uncomfortable for those
about her
Libra is the governing sign. Venus
the governing planet and the birth
stone is either an opal or a diamond
Search the Want Ads for new homes
! and business chances OF investment.
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REeIsTER,s NOVICE.

II STATE OF EGBERT KLAIR, DE.
II CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa.
mentary, upon the estate Of Eghert Klair,
late Of Min Greek hundred deceased, were
duly granted unto Aaron Francis Klair and
Evan Harvey klair, on the ninth day Of
October A. ID. 1915, and an persons in.
debted 10 the said deceased. are requested
TO make payment 20 the executors without
delay, and all persons having demand,
against the deceased are required 20 exhibit
and present the same, duly probated 20 IN,
said executors, on or before the ninth dav o.
October, A. d. 1915 or abide by the Law
IN this behalf.
AARON FRANCIS KLAIR.
EVAN HARVEY KLAIR,
Executors
Address William r. Lyman, ESQ Attor
ney-at.Iaw. Wilmington Del octa. cod i M
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Information for Travellers
Time departure trains toeys hom wimngt
Trains Marked ~ Epressss.
PHILADELPHIA BAIT more WASHINGTON R. n.

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TO c; % and @ DSySsSs hour sn % for SSe s s .c % % mnu'A
Castle Leaves Front nd Market street,. every na hour
half % S:u. & D sST S s S S '9 c % Cars Cars les SS bare
% ss1. 10 sns & So Wilmington City instead 81 S
minutes .hs 10 72s
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TYPEWRITERs.


IT YPEWRITERs RENTED = 7 Ii r L E
4 months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange. No. s15 Market street.
nug22.h.
ID ARGAINs IN REBUILT UNDERWOOD,
ID l.. o. Smith and Remington Typewrit'
ers. Ribbons, carbon paper. repairs. Rem
wood Company 80s Church Bldg. Phone
5504.W. Tenth and Market Sts.
iy1O-eod-f
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AH AsQUERADE SUITS OR WILL SELL
w entire business. Reason, death
Susan A. Standerwick, No. o2l Vsndever
avenne. octlz-lm.
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III ED-REsPECTABIiE COUPLE
w 60 take lower floor and one or two
rooms Of second House. No 1929 West
Fifth street. Inquire No col Rodney street
Reference required. octi4.2t.
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c. Ingersol1 Cause
FARM FOR SALE.

no. s45 MARKET STREET
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The Want Ads are noted the county
over for being the only allies that
make success in business certain. Be
advised. therefore. and get the Want
Al allies on your side and you cannot
help but win success.-Adv.
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POULTRY.

nUR WINNINGS AT THE DELAWARE
" State Fair, forty ribbons on forty-two
entries; cup and $40 in gold, proves the
quality Of our stock !. VIII sell TO make room
for young stock Cockerels. hens, trios and
pens, at reasonable prices. Also ducks
guineas and geese. Order now and get FIRST
choice. Hope Farm Poultry Department.
wM. q. LANGsHAW. Manager.
sept16-eod.1m. Brandywine Springs, Del
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rHIEF STEALS CLOTHING.

Samuel Pattanitti's clothing store
was broken into sometime Tuesday
night and several suits of clothing
taken. An old suit, evidently dis
carded by one of the thieves, was
found yesterday in the store.
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NJ AN WISHES, POSITION AS MANAGER
wi or buyer OF any position Of responsi.
bility; o years with one concern best OF
reference given and bond n required. Ad-
dress WIS. Evening Journal ONCE octI.tf
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I SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE


~ GOD COOK WANTS SITUATION; BEST
u references. German Intelligence Ofice.
So. 400 Madison St. oct1s-st
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TO HIRE.

TNLECTRIC vACCUM TO HIRE. s1.oC
IL per day. Address M-s9. Evening Jour
nal once sept20-tf.
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MUSICAL.
MUSIC STUDIOS.
LEMAN MUSIC srupIos

LEMAN MUSIC STUDIOS
OF Philadelphia Branch Studio IN
WILMINGTON.
Superior Systems OF Musical Instructions -
j. w. +. Leman (violinist). Member Of
Philadelphia Orchestra. IS years expert.
ence In prominent conservatory and school
instruction. Particulars and booklet mailed
upon request 10 the main studio 4ol5 Cedar
Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
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NOTICE.

Nj JOSEPH CANNON, FORMERLY
WI with Reynolds 4 Son, Is now with
hpnraim Ephraim Nos. 3 and 5 West
Fourth street. whore he will be pleased to
meet his many friends. oct2 cod I'm
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Welding, Brazina and Cutting
Oxy-Acetylene Process AllWork
Guaranteed. Estimates Given
National Machine Company
Phones. 511 Orange st.
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STORAGE
CONTRACTING.

To-Day. maybe, the chance Of your
lifetime is waiting to meet you in the
Want Columns, so turn back now
and see If the very place you wanted
is not asking you to take it in little
Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-10-14

II, wo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
i light housekeeping all conveniences;
reasonable No 2i0s Market 81 oet1i ct.
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M ANTED-AGENTs GOOD PROPo
w sition for right men. Apply No. 5is
Market street. octll'u
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

IL URN1sHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
It housekeeping. No. 2oi East Fifth street.
narfoif
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SITUATIONS MANTEp-MALE.


VI -ANTED-PLACE AS NIGHT WATCH
w man; 40 years experience. Apply
No. 2O4 Monroe St. octl2-3t
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x1r ANTED-GoOD PAINTERS. \. W
w Corner Eighth and kirkwood streets
octi3-3t
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II OR sALE-FARM NEAR McCANNoN' S
Il Church; 125 acresi near church,
school and mill Apply on premises. J.
r. Tallev. Narshallton, Del Phone, d. & A.,
3211 sept15-eod-1m
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Ww ANTED-BOY TO LEARN PLUMBING.
w Apply Leonard I. Purks, No. 2oi2
Market street. octs.u.
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VIZ ANTED-YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE
w wagon and work in dairy. No. 1927
Madison st. octii-f.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBIIC sALE-BY VIRTUE OF SEQ
L tion 81. Chapter 10. Revised Statute Of
the state Of Delaware, will be exposed TO
is 1o15 al o'clock p. NJ, at the farm
Of Reuben satterthwaite, in the village Of
stanton. New. Castle county and state OF
Delaware, one brown mare and one sorrel
ort6.IOf
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SANITARY WORKERS.
HEATING AND ROOFING.
TRANSPORTATION.

PennsgrOve Ferry
Leave Wilmington 5.45. TOO. 500. 900
1000. HOO A. NJ. IL noon. 100. las,
800 400, 500. 600. 700. 500. 9.oo.. o45
and Ills P. NJ.
'This time changed to s.45 Sunday night
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TFoR sALE-FULL SIZE DININGRooM
II table, in good condition Apply No.
1915 Washington St. octl5-2t.
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OAN QUART PURE CALIFORNIA
OUN Wines at Max Koil's. No. 300 East
Fourth street. ml2-u
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W OR sALE-HANDsoM GOLDEN OAK
II China Closet SIS. Apply after f.5O
p. NJ. TO No. 919 West Eighth street
oct14-1t.
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For SALE.

NJ AHoGANY UPRIGHT PIANO; GOOD
vi condition. SIS. P. o. Box. 462. city
sept23-eod I'm.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

u OR sALE-Ho. so7 WEST STREET. IS
II rooms. 2 baths adapted 20 two families.
Lot, 6ox15o feet. A. L. johnson. Eighth
and bhipiey streets mAr80-ttS-tf.
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YJ AUTHORIZATIONS RUGS, CAR.
w pets, clothing; whole households
bought for cash. Largest and cheapest rug
from me. Ready-mixee Five Clay sold
CHARLES s. HURLOCK
spre-tf Seventh snd Poplar Streets
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u OR sALE-FAIRBANKs MORSE GAso-
line engine. fifteen horsepower Apply
George J. Chandler. 100 Maryland avenue
sept26- 6-eod-t
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NE ONEY LOANED ON WATCHES. DTA.
MI monds and iewelry. Clothing o. every
description. Shot guns and everything ~
value. MARKETS., 4O7 Market street Pri.
rate entrance on Shipley street octl2.tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02
MEMS BROTHERHOOD
ENJOYS CORNbAkE

Wednesday evening outy-three
members OF the MGR herhood
Sunday school class c church.
drove to the farm of Meyers.
two miles northwest of Fountain City,
and enjoyed a moonlight picnic and
corn bake. The party was well pro-
vided with bread, butter, pickles. po-
tatoes, roasting ears and sliced ham,
while Mr.. Meyers supplied some of
his choicest red apples and all the
cider the men could drink. A large
fire was built out of doors and pota-
toes and corn were roasted in the
Goals, while the ham was cooked on
the ends of long sticks held over the
fire.
1t was a delightful trip and the men
desire to thank Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers
for the courtesies extended them.
Those who went from Richmond
were J. X. Deeme. Ernest Reid, Gail
Bridge, Orville Price. F. F. Riggs. J..
H. Miller, T. w. Shesler. Albert Fos-
ter, E. R. Thompson, c. A. Holman, H.
M. Kramer, George Hamilton. Mr..
Dryden, Henry Townsend, c. H. Kra-
mer, H. s. Stillinger, c. o. Mays. F. j..
Allen. A. M. Leach. J. w. Rethmeyer.
c. w. Palmer, Alden Mote and Noel
Deem.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-02

The Palladium Printing Co.. by ar
rangement with the newly formed
Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation
OF New York, has arranged for the dis
tribution about the middle of October
of magnificent Rotogravure Art Sup
plement containing photographs OF
many prominent motion picture stars
which will 60 out as special supple
ment.
The Art Supplement. now being con-
structed by the same concern. that
prints the Art Supplements for the
New York Times, Chicago Tribune,
Boston Herald and other great metro
politan dailies and originators of the
Rotogravure process. will contain
photographs, specially posed. of Mar
garita Fisher. the American Beauty
girl. Muriel Ostriche, the little Prin-
cess of Equitable pictures. Hilda
Spong, who will be seen during the
winter in numerous film plays, Clara
Kimball Young. the queen Of the
screen, Robert Warwick and Vivian
Martin, two famous stars Of World
Film pictures and numerous others
well known here.
This Supplement will be given away
exclusively in this territory by the
Palladium and will be the first of its
kind ever issued with any daily paper
in the United States.