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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-19
.TY COBB is LOOKING FOR REAL
DEFINITION OF A BONE HEAD"

brand DID not make any decision a. I'll
and eNera % our riaVr- snrh.-.s
.resnd tn plate and started 20 argue
cut sun Hidebra-d SOD m1t. -
lidnt say q word
Tagged hin Out
Finally George Burns. our first hase-
nan tumblcd 20 the state III affairs
speaker. Who Vas Esttins 4 arink ~
sst~- Then HldsbranA ruled Iris
VOW. the proposition thai a play can
~ on which no decision il 10 Be-
eNh until somebody chasss . player
the bench and tags him b. All wrong
ousht 70 b. a provision IN the
"a on a PLAY % this sort. a man
sno SHOES past the plate without touch
inE II u out az ae gets ID ana Nai..
sstSbusb trying 20 get back snd
p other words. when he leaves IN.
Ncld Is. OF course. safe proridInV -
nG beaten the tag n h. miss. ff
.o . out And the playing ncld ought
~ 70 extend ~ the bench. The next
thing We know. some catchsr All -
chasing a b0He runner into the clubbott-.
aha putting he ball on him. m. fsns
they don't want a part - tbS - ~
tak place Of the bench wh.rs ~ y.
hidden from view. -
The umpire Il placed IN a very emhar-
- ,bs p1-lton by a thing OF this sort
20 up either team OF 10 the faet tSaf
tue runner has missed The plafe .nd
ne looks foolish standing mute Sertous
play. too. " +"
In the worlds series OF ,stt -v
Lvli - OF The Giants scored the ylpninx
.uh OF one game without ever toucbins
nc piate- The Athletics did not happe9
40 houce a. 30 they left the field ana
utuh MAKE any protest. But The nm
pre-. Ban Klein. raW thaf noyis ~ IN
slld by and he said that IN The NacEs-
.l.hs catcher had gone after DoyIe ana
out 4 nave ruled him
You can imagine what 10, IT,
would have been IL Doyle had beep -
SUED 10 the bench aud tagged me nm
plrc would have been mobb.d a. su1c
49, - ana somebody probably
s~rbiters have trouble enough IN "a. -
alhary course OF tn DAYS worL anF
tn.re ~ no use exposing them to need
MO Important Change.
Just as 1 predicted last week there
pSsittoyH h9 important change In the
american league. The TEers are ~
Iltlng while their two riyals CStS.
Shd Boston. are cutting each otbsSs
loser in that series. -" 'He
BostOn's pitching starr dts mo-, -
nearly 50 good here as I had exD.rTs1
70 see ~. and. unless the stars "a. :
sIsSe' C~arrigan Is going TO find his
-. 'yNaru me pennant "A very stonv.
IN. leonard didn't seem 10 havc (,
ming against US. while shore ana Ru,6
Ntie Wld- Poster was the onIv On.
OF the bunch who made Us any trouhic
eli ot course he cannot expect TO win
~i t" games Tor the "a boys.
Ccopyright. 1915. bv the w,..,.-
Syndicate, Incl. ""eN4tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-19
"LAZ" GARRETT
Il TwtriinE IN Pin Form-Haa Pftchsd
Laet % Innings without Having a
hun scored Prom HIS Deiivsry.

Clarence o. Lax Garrett. former
West Liberty star HEAVIER. Dol pitching
great bali Tor Mason CITY fu the Wsst-
Hru Association Lar rot uT Co. a. bad
Start early ln the season. but Hla De-.
turned Co. form within tha pact few
weeks iH rHu going I.r H house
utr Ho h1s twirlrd the last ~ inrinra
without HllusIrg o. run and Ia Getting
f1.' that Dol making him H record IN
a f.a days Hru. Garrett. hooked up
sIfn another splendid fuirlsr and tHay.
haftlcI for ia long innings DOB a moth.
nrthinF f.grc garrrtt famed i1
.Ii.rINn and IIuWtF Cedar THHIIa fHa
team AGAINST which Doe was p|IfrHIrs.
only five Nits an these W.rH Scattered
snd rn tNl came BOZ one inning Garrett
HIl n.f allow H base GOOD NHI..
n fnH fWn rHmfH previous fH ODE
a.Irnirr contest one wHa s ~T1.irnire
hHffI. iH uHIHU Garrett cam. OUT i ST..
Hi "n f' ..0r. Hr allowed i've
mem The second utr o. mine inning
q Boz sHIlI H. SLOWED ur. HIf and
only % men faced Eim during fhr CON.
Garrett Ia con aIflrHT one ur the
D. uIf. LFra In fH. IHtEur
Won't eea fhr TrHfrIuhfa fov
uH o. doing Che rerritirr Ia iu rrraf
f.rw end Dr. gatrhIrF a unuIfrfII Same.
weeks uHH FORMER coach 90 Mraf fUF.
arfE Normal school
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Better Stomach
Better Health

When your stomach IS out % or
der IL is impossible FOR you % get
out your best work. a bad stom-
ach Is e drag 20 the rest Of the
system.
HEXETS tone up your system.
by putting your stomach back IN
proper working order
One HEXET after each meal will
work wonders 20 your general
health.
Get r. box af your nearest drug
store. 1Oc and DC boxes.
They have a sweet. spcarmint
flavor and arc easy 90 take.
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GREAT RACES In
BOTH LEAGUES
rwo NOTABLE sArrLEs ART NOW
ON ron FIRST PLAcT
And Rivals Are P1ttsd Axainsr EAen
othsr and Result IL Being Closely
watched

NEw YORK July is-rNo notable
- major lsAggss IN each - which a
ne rivals Tor the lead are in both cases
hoN matched against each other,
80 sane Won o. lost ngures ap-
clubs engaged Ia the struggle.
A. the Ncek closed. the advantage lay
Nth Philadelphia in the National league
while In the American l.sF ~. Whftc
- long held
The s~trusgies IN the senior -orraniza-
- a. = whole the more Interesting
a. Ia more % the club are within
trikin distance OF the top Boston in
hest q last place Is less than io0 points
uehlnd the fhillics. BROOKLYN o. bat ~
psrcentaEc units 10 the rear Of the cubs.
Nhlie 81 Louis. Pittsburgh and New
lance away from the first three. II -
snybodys race yet. even Cincinnati not
being horlsss last
QuAfsrs Oct Even Breah
me Philadelphia DID not make very
soHa work OF during the week. getting
onIy an even break Despite that. they
Chicago because the latter had difficuity
~ tNsins three out % the seven games
played Even the Peerless Alexander
= the week. The defeat broke AleNan-
- string OF victories. which had eN-
Chicago's chief reverscs cam. AZ IN.
t9io grounds. whore they lost thee out
OF. hNe 10 the Giants after a
whole series 10 Brooklyn. Their Vic
Tory on Wednesday was the FIRST OF
their eastern trip.
The Hrooklyus kept up their good
work and won all but two games in
seven The Cincinnati captured one o.
these and Pittsburgh the other. The
Snperbos pitching stan b. again an-
IsrentlN In prime shape. Jack Coomha.
VINO. was stricken while iu the box re-
'outiN having come hack with a anc
"Ahlniuon OF box work Their remnant
aspirations are still high.
Close In American
inc initial clash between Chicago and
BOSTON for the leadership in the Am
erican league resulted in a. draw. the
w htte SoN retaining their "trip on the
lead through tho winning form display
81 by Russell IN the second game OF
saturday, douhleheader.
The two clubs Kept neck and neck
throughout the week. each winning and
losing the same number o. games. Their
hght - a pretty one. but Detroit g.
close behind and meuaclng both. The
W htte SoN are fortifyluc Themselves
they have added Eddie Murphy. form
erly OF the Athletics. 20 their roster
and have been reinforced in the box hv
Ed. Walsh.
The remainder Of the American
league clubs are cutting little hgures In
the race Washington made the best
W OF any % them. rcdecminE mast
miSloeds BY winning seven games out
or the high total Of eleven played.
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friends In this city during his brief
stay.
Al tho First Christian church last
night the Rev. w. II. Fields. pastor.
gave a most interesting. instructive
and impressive illustrated sermon on
The Preparation OF the World for the
Coming Of Christ"
The Rev. J. Logan Fish. rector OF
st Andrews Protestant Eplscopsl
church. delivered an able sermon al
his church Sunday morning. while al
: O'Clock he conducted the services at
st Pauls church az Elm Grove
The Rev Ray o. Miller. a prominent
rector Of California. preached al the
morning services AZ 81. Luke's Protes-
tant Episcopal church. IN carving out
the recent policy adopted by the Rev.
Dr. Jacob birmingham. rector 10 have
visiting ministers occupy the pulpit
from time 10 time.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS


District Railroad Bc-ds 10 ne Taken Up.
A. a EeELla sCssinn 90 the County
Court held for The comfy OF Barbour.
state 90 West Virginia. a. Phuippi. at
The Court House uf suid County. on tns
.tth day OF May. 1875
The followiug order was entered Of
IL D. ordered trat a notice OF the
intention OF the County II Harbour tu
gay OFT certain out ~Htaullrg district
Railroad Bonds. BE- published for 90 dnys
newspaper published m the CITY ~
notice DO shall be set flrth that ID, NUM-
Der OF Hurdu desired TO BE- paid on and
taken up under this order shall be
Eleven tlD in number. which inciude
our tf ~ valley District RAILROAD
Bonds nered Two Co Fiva inclusive.
for flte Hundred Dollars each. and Is-
E.ui p tlH County Court OF barbour
Hunfy Hrd date August g. 1885 Nun
Der one 20 said bod having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled
The remainder 90 che Eleven G1
I. nda. hfIuE seven fD 20 barker uIa-
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one o.
Seven Inclusive Cor IltH Hundred Dui-
.ars each. issued BY tnc County Court 81
iarh..r County and bearing date Of
And DO o. ordered that the sheriff Of
said county ceuse payment 81 interest
on said f.rda a. the expiration of said
ninety dave
\ COPS from the record.
Attest
p HOFFMAN. clerk
mY-l1su-zt-o
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MOTORCYCLE GOES
OYER EMBANKMENT
GILBERT LOGAN PAINFULLY IN.
JUREo m ACCIDENT NEAR
MoUNDsVLLE.
VIE and Child, Occupants o. side.
Car, Were Unhurt-Brakes Pc.
fused 20 Work Properly.

What might have been a serlous sc.
cldent occurred on the Waynasb.5rg
pike. near M~oundsyille. last MIGHT al
? o'clock Gilbert Logan was rIdire
q Pope motorcycle. with q fIfrrar af.
iac1cd. in which we're bic wife and
baby. When goinE down a afsep
Grade on the W~aynesburr road me
brakes on the machine refused fo
work. and no lost control Of tba ma.
chine Giving bis attention to fbo
brakes Mr. Logan was not success.
iul in keeping on the road. and
plunEod over an ombankmcnt.
The wife and baby escaped ferioYs
injury. but tho man Tor "a while "a
unconscious. but r1ru revived and
Nas thought not Co DO seriously hurt
H' motorcycle was Considerably
damaged
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DR.. MITCHELL AT
BAPTIST CHURCH
cHAUThUoUA MINISTER DELfv
ERs DISCOURSE TO LARGE
CONGREGATION.
Rev. w. n. Fields Presches tmpres
sive Sermon Win Interesting
Pictures

Even though yesterday was one Of
the Warmest Sundays This summer.
services 40 The various churches were
well attended.
Tho Rev Dr. q g Mitchell. Who Is
With the Chautauqua now af Bridge
park OCCUPIED Tho pulpit at the First
Baptist church yesterday morning An
unusually large congregation attend
81. and o most able discourse was
preached by the well known and pop
a@r Fes1or Who has made many
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Noncs 20 Manufactursrs. gobbsrs, Msr-
ehants ana othsrs wholesale Dealers.
N9I lCE ~ UIHEEN OWEN. That
eI vest Nirrinla VIII receive bids daily
~ ifa office ~ Charleston. West Nirrfnfa
ler tufnl.liuF supplies Tor the several
mrnt 0f which a. vested Or said Unrrf
,ortmcta viii b. awarded fu the Iotqraf
~niloerHt QunIifV considered aud Other
lhlngs b.inE equal West Virginia deal
ere VIII b. ElVen preference
iaata ~ SUPPLE needed win b. rur.
riahcf bfffrrH on receipt of raYuasra
HfaunE ne limo denirrd
tTAIE Wnf EU OBJ CONTROL.
ia-l-u GALVESTON. West Virginia
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave. close 90 beach. Capacity.
500. Entirely new. Modern and high
class. Large rooms. private baths. ele-
tntor. etc. superior table service. 81 SO
up daily. special weekly Booklet Auto
meets trains. W. b. SHAW.
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BOwKER'S HOTEL S os:.. Hgs., Ave

New throughout Cap. goo. Private
baths %ruuntng water etc. special Amer.
plan 81 up dly. open all year. Booklet.
p GERMAN. Mgr.
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klTTANNlNG Pa. July iS-vaIu-
abl" machinery was destroyed by nra
which caused f2a % damage af mo
plant OF tho kittanninE Pace Brick
company here tonight An over.
heated furnace in O. dry NED started
Che blaze
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FOR RENT


ron RENT[1 rooms si1.oO. four rooms
S'''. fiV Main 81 Jy-1T-k
o rooms and hath Sc 100.
80 zoth ST Inquire same address.
Jy-l6-j
o RENT Rooms at g. Ohio ST Cen
uemon only. Use OF phone and bath.
Jy-l2-l
foR REFT-Two furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping Centrally located
Call Natl phone ,itfO-R. from ) a m. 10
2 y. m. Jy-3-tf
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'lfd-pn d. "a man whose diEtIn.
gushing trait 49, saIf approval
i urdfr.'lrd bow Why rss.sf1d.
'is ho d. easy to please -Bifmfns.
ham Ago.Hcraid.
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SACRED SERVICES
AT CHAUTAUQUA
ATTENDED BY THOUSANDS. WHO
HEAR FINE MUSIC AND AsLE
SERMONS.
Eerullo's Big Brass Band 70 Give Es,
ee'Ient Concerts This Afternoon
and Evening.

Yesterday was the bigras, d,y ~,
the weeks Chautauqua az Bridge nark
since Its opening last Thursday. wbilc
today promises to be the red letter
DAY, when Ferullo's big brass hand
gives two concerts. afternoon and
evening. anu
yesterdays program was opened IN
me afternoon. when the Elwyn com.
pahy gave an interesting and impress
siVe sacred concert. followed by the
hev. Dr. Edwin Whitney. Of Chicago.
ehVerlng an able discourse on The
character OF the Man OF Uz." Vesuer
services were held and were attended
ny fuly Il thousand persons. represent.
ing nearly every Christian denomlna.
uon In the Wheeling district. The mu.
SIC was inspiring and the preaching
among the best ever heard in this
community. All the services during
me day were free.
The evening services were unuspsL
.ly well attended. Long before the
program was opened every scat in me
large tent vas occupied. and when he
sacred nce was begun by Tho El.
Wyn company there were fully > 500
IN the tent. 500 OF whom stood during
NE beautiful and impressive ssrvioes
No Or. Frank Gunsaulus preach.
ed on Fortune Hunting and we'll did
ne handle the subject, keeping his vast
audiences attention for nearly and
hour. The services last venin were
me largest attended I'm Wheeling dis
tIlct since BILLY Sunday was here
three years age.
Ferullo's Band To-day.
Ferullo's band Is the big feature 10.
day. The children's morning proFram
VIII be carried out. while the AFTER.
noon u evening will be devoted 10
the band concerts.
The program Of the Feruilo band
Tor today follows.
AFTERNOON.
Part one.
srilre La Muette % Portci Auber
% Geraldine NnIanr .
blossoms in 1915" ...Iampe
Part Two.
"u"linf scene 'Israstsristir Piece
a.. e-tur. poet and Peasant
p Il'N Waltz ....... WUf.f.f
EvENiNG
~ Hien I.-.s Shut
. sl" b. siFnor MIriionico.
ODD 20 ths CLOCK store U~,scrpfI,
Grand Quartet r-.m fus.I..a
The Anvil CHORUS rom go rra,,
Farrs ia OBJ, for,., ua..,,i
gli1 chir ur.-.,i5
of Madoua Inf.r.
NnIf-E.rrlId
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MOTORCYCLE CLUB
IN ROLE OF HOST
ABOUT SIXTY VISITORS PROM sur.
ROUNDING TOWNS ENJOYED
AFTERNOON.
Were Entertained At Local RtderS
H~sadquartoIs And Later MADE Trip
To Wheeling Park.

The Wheeling Motorcycle Club played
ne part OF host yesterday TO riders from
ers from SteubenvliIe. Washington in.
iontown, Claysville. Pittsburgh. can.
n~onshurg and Moundsvllle were IN Al.
noon was spent. The riders arrived a,
the Wheeling club shortly before moor
and were taken 20 the Brunhaus res.
taurant where dinner was served.
AFTER the noon hour refrcshmcnts. IN.
riders returned 60 tire club rooms where
cigars were enjoyed ami after an hour
sEent IN pleasant conversation and mu,
sic. All went 10 the park where the Wis.
Itors We're guests OF the Wheeling Clut
for the afternoon. Al the park they en-.
lOyed swimming IN the pool and "tooE
IN the sights. They We're lined up near
We greenhouse and had their picture
taken. About 100 machines were take
IN the picture. Among those In attend.
nnce were the following
Prom washington
w. \. Stevens n
=. G. Mcfarland NuIam Archer
zen J. Herr 'arron Cook
Nike haven't iohn MckIsk.v
.ttnu V, JOlley waiter waAser
4, W. Grimes ..joy spencer
!h.sr Newell -awTence Mcclellan
n. Dunn j. Mcclellan
4. Leach Warren F,,nE
-uckey Long John H. Wolf
> W, Long Frank Cruasau
Albert Roberts ". ii. Singi~fon
W. ~. Irwin =. . Wilson
c~aanonsburg.
q q. Norris (. u CummiuS
lohn huyii a. ". Richards
~stoubsnvnis.
y. NlcIolh"n 'harl's Thesis
frank T.. McLuy James Todd
iarry Calvin Wilson Harwood
= -. Ltneaan James COLD.
toward Lodge ". n Dean
O.. W. E~tdeuEurdeu PAUL G-uunfnrha,
lonn r.. FIUyd
Pittsburgh.
alter Rush lOhu R-Ams
az ho.k Harry Acndal
Claysvnie.
James smith q r. Aieudel
Moundsvus.
J"Hn Hrflafurd y De ErhClH
= Dewey ~ "a. Ddle
J. A Tumbuth
k1ingo.
l"hn t~rantner 81. Smelling
Uniontown.
" v HenShav Homer CruwIard
Midland, Pa.
James Craft
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

foH SALE on THADE-for a farm.
John A. Moore. Independence. Pa.
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7 EoRTEscuE.
%BERKSHIRE INNiLwAYs QFEN.
HOTEL MAJESTICyl[sInia ay. enc
HOTEL boutwell,.

virginia aN.. second house from Elurd-
walk ana Steel IIer. Every appointment.
Highest standard ia cuisine and service.
Booklet
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LEXINGTON

Pacific & Ark AYES. Grounds with tennis
courts adjoin Beach. Only popular priced
To SURF In BATHING ATTIRE without using
street.. which is prohibited. Use Of BATE
HOUSES and care Of suits FREE. RUN
MING WATER IN rooms. ORCHESTRA.
$50 and up daily, Sc % $3.50 weekly. Amrri.
can plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE.
Booklet PAUL c. RlSECRANS
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NEW HOTEL MERTON, PrREPRooF.
Vermont Ave. and Beach. Capacity
800. Very moderate rates for abe COM
forts. appointments and table Of the
largest hotels. IS up daily. special week
~. Large cool ocean view rooms, etc.
Booklet Q. Il. P~rettyman.
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sUBURBAN HOME ron SALE,

EAHA FAHW-InT HrTH. : room fTama
house. gas. drilled we'll. cistern. pouI-
try houS" bearing fruit. Earden matur-
ink minutes from car. VIII include
lieth thoroughbred Buff b~rptngtons. in
cuhators and hrpOders n desired Leav-
i.E city. Bargain Bell telephone m. ~.
-.--. Jy-iZ-w
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT or s room mod
ern cottage with bath. toilet. water.
gas. etc. close 10 car line and within
80 min. OF business section. prefer one
With yard. Couple with 2 children. Ad-
dress =. v. u. Intelligence. Jy-11-N
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LOST

Wheeling Park At Masonic
picnic, silver mesh bag. containing
money ara Key. owners name or inside
81 frame Liberal reward for return TO
E.Ns 1IIlce Jy-ls-J
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PRONTPNAC Kentucky I'VE. near
NJ beach. Gap ESQ. A.
good e. the best Modern. h0meIike.
.eNerH comfort Elevator. metal beds. All
convenience excellent table white ssr-
vice. special 81 up wkly. Booklet.
~. o. WATTS.
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Breummer 9 Hndeb,and

funeral Directors era Embaimsra
'f.rr NarkrL and T~uenfvaaarHrd ga
Helephona 4oI. Opcn daF and Night
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

BertsGhN
FOhESAL DIRECTOR AEo
ARTEHtAl EMBALNER.
N22 md 1924 Main Street
-Caha Answered Day or Might
Store Phones SIS
g J. Hrrtschv Naf Phone uasa.R
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hotel Sothern

VIRGINIA Az. within few feet Of
the ocean. 10Th season. modern and
humeltke. private baths. running water.
elevator. cap. goo. q. l.. CAKE
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Take TRIErs for bowel trouble.
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FoR sALE-FmH PROOF aAPn.
STORE SHELVING. PLArFoRM
sCALEs, ALSO DRUGGIST SCALES;
POSTAL CARD STAND. ETC INQUIRE
AT LooAHs FORMER DRUa STORE
STAND or OF AXE L HAwLrY.
loe51s MAIN STREET.
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WANTED-MAIE
AGENTS wANrEp-nonahu.

WANTED-nonahue writes L
ItNe 'ut OF ten. scranton makes
WI go weekly. kig money selling our
staha new zoe Kitchen utensiL Write
sac "a ". p Mig Go. 70 IN 81 pi1s-
hamtou. y. \. 49,
WAITED good first class hand
scruol saw and shapcr man one good
fiiper and cutter one Eoud moider man
Tor > inch moldsr. stead, work N
llnuule. Address Commercial sash
door Co.. Beaver Falls. Pa D-is-h
To sea- ths New I'm.
preee Vacuum Cieaner and cn-p~t
sweeper. on weekly payments OF IS cuA
LIZ sales Us pal. = 4. Adams Co.
once several rood dsliv-
cry and sales boys. 20 work before
school Apply at Circulation Depart
menI lntelligcneer. ost~eeS q and Q
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foh bALB-Business. old established
general business located i'm
the heart OF Huntington. West virginia.
long lease at reasonable rent Have
agency Tor two very popular cars. store
room ana shop completely equipped. do
ing hne business. Reason for selling
Time occupied by other business. This
ls your opportunity 20 secure a money
maker az "a reasonable price. II inter
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-02
LYNDON CENTER

mildred Rivers, Correspondent
Hazel Nicholas spent Sunday eve
ming with her father, Mr.. Nicholas,
on Pudding Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibson from
North Conway, N. H., Mrs. Annie
Owens from Boston, Mrs. Howe from
st. Johnsbury, F. w. Chase from
Loom Lake, N. Y, were the guests of
Mr. William Bradley last week.
Mrs. w. Bradley's mother, Mrs.
A. T. Barron from Twin Mountain,
n. H., is paying her a visit this week.
Mrs. Mary Jane Ingalls, has been
quite poorly this week.
Mildred Rivers was a Sunday Wis
itor of VERONA Nicholas.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Samuel Ruggles. Many attended
and report a good time. Games were
played and refreshments were served.
Harold Canning spent Sunday with
his uncle, Mr.. Ringer of East Burke.
Miss Anna Curtis was given a sur
prize party, it being her 18th birth
day. Games were played and re-
freshments were served. She was
given a camera.
Miss Bertha Kimball and Mrs.
Heman Miller gave a little party to
the children of their Sunday school
classes. Games were played and re-
freshments were served.
Arthur Barrett is visiting his uncle,
A. L. Barrett for a few days.
Mrs. Mertie Mitchell is having a