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The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-13
Bright Brothers Top
Market With Lambs

The Daily Drovers Journal of
South Omaha Neb., credits
Bright Bros with highest priced
lambs of the season. Their many
friends here will be pleased to
read the following:
Bright Bros. of Morrell sent
in a two-load bunch of 6S
pound Mexican lambs that sold
for $10.85. the highest price of
the season and the best figure
ever paid for lambs on this
market. The were a very at
tractive bunch of lambs and just
the right weight to suit the buy
er's fancy.
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LOCAL LORE.

Mrs. Luna Wright and her two
children Florence and Robert
and her niece, Marjory Poor of
La Junta, returned home Sunday
after a ten days visit with Mrs.
Wright's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Sanderson.
Miss Florence Tyrrell is still
suffering severely from the inju-
ries she received by falling from
q motorcycle a week ago. She
received a number of body bruis-
es which are very painful.
Ladies ~ have our Summer Un-
dsrwsar IN, also some Of tho now
sha dos in Six LisIs Hose at Csc.
THE RECHT EMPORIUM.
Mrs. E. L. Newbomb and Geo.
B. Campbell were inducted into
the mysteries of Eastern Star
Tuesday evening at Highlands.
Those attending from here be-
sides the candidates were Mes
danes James, Rodda, Buck, Fos-
ter. Kennedy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Biggins.
Complete satisfaction is what you
get with svscy pair Of Ball Band Boots
no guarantee is nssdsd os far as re-
terms are concerned. $3.50 ond up.
the REcHT EMPORIUM.
Bank Examiner, Mr.. Weston,
was a caller on the First Nation
al Bank Tuesday and reports this
institution in first-class condition
in every respect.
New things in Ladies Ksckwear,
RsAIngs, Auto Caps. YsiIings, stc.
THE RECHT EMPORIUM.
M. P. Chinn and C. E. Gilmore
took the contract for digging the
trenches for the extension of the
water system to the people out
side the corporate limits north
east of town.
Asn. ws still have a good lot o,
thsss sample Wort and Driving Cloves
70 choose from.
TIVE REcHT EMPORIUM.
Chas. McFadden transacted
court business in Judge Jamison's
court last Monday settling up the
McFadden estate.
Jest rsesivsd shipmsnf Of Car
fss's 0vsraHs and Coats, union mads
Of Anosksag Dsnin. double 6uckiss,
ste. viii shrink but vsry little, tho
bssf garments for tho price on tho
Asarket. TIVE REcHT EMPORIUM.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-13
Government Seeds.

While they last we will give to
those who ask an assortment of
garden seeds. Only one assort
ment to a family.
R. L. Newton.
Postmaster.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-13

Me. Helm. Town Clerk
For Sale-5O loads of horse
manure. Enquire of T. S. Knapp
46-2t
c. A. Vair has recently pur-
chased a fine Percheron Stallion
that he will keep at the Stanley
Ranch two miles west of Arvada.
Terms $40 for foal. Best of care
taken of mares, but not RESPONSE
BILE for any accident. Tel. Arv.
724. 45-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-13
Town Board Proceedings.

Bills allowed by Town Board of Arvada.
May 10 1915.
Arvadn Lumber Co., posts and tile IS
ArVhdh Electric Light and power So Is
NJ. J.oFallon Sup, Co., curb boxes
ana pipe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Is
IL. %. Graves, blacksmithinR- 20
Neptune Meter CO., meter- 80
II. A. ullery, receipt books and med
ical- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
JULIUS Pcnrse. Fire ID. =. Co., { goggles 90
Mt. 5. Tel. a. Teleg. Co., phone 220
Arvada Enterprise. .-pubIishinR - 81
august Bochmcr. marshall and labor 33 25
W. w. Benson street work. 80 90
NJ. r.. Helm, snlnry and postnge 20 IS
Evnns & Bennett. street work-.--. l6 25
Geo. NJ. Williams, work on streets -. ~ 20
FIRST NAT. Bunk, Int. water bonds l5.OO
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-19
ARREST lNDANAN
ON FORGERY CHARGE
Real Estate Man Admits He
Forged Postoffice Mon
ey Orders.

Postotfice inspector ]. NJ. Hunter OF
Gary. Ind, arrived in the city yester-
day with telegram from the post
master at Gary, Ind, which had been
sent to Hunter while at indianapolis.
The telegram stated that Gabriel ke-
ray. who is wanted in Gary for forgery
of two money orders was located in
Fairmont, w Va. doing business here
as agent for the Brooks and Brooks
Realty Company OF New York. Sam
Stock, the licensed agent for the
Brooks and Brooks Company hired Re
ray to act in the capacity OF agent for
him to sell lots situated in New York
to foreigners in the mining districts
surrounding Fairmont.
The Inspector upon his arrival here.
called at the Postoffice and requested
that he be provided means whereby he
could apprehend keray. The officials
at the postofGiCe did not know Keray.
but called officer Pitzer of the police
force and explaining the mater to him
asked that he locate the forger. Pit.
ger left the postoffice about 6 O'Clock
in the evening and brought keray
back there an hour later.
Keray explained to Inspector Hunter
that although he did forge the money
orders he received no benefit from
them, having turned them over to a
Hungarian named Joe Veres. who 81 at
present located in Gary. Ind. Veres.
Keray says. got the money.
Inspector Hunter left this morning
for Morgantown where he made out
the complaint before United States
Marshall John Moore. Marshall
Moore accompanied Hunter back to
Fairmont They then went to the po-
lice here. had Keray turned over TO
them and took him to Grafton on a
train leaving here at II O'Clock this
morning. Inspector Hunter and eXas-
sitant prosecuting attorney Bell went
with them. Bell will try TO get bond
for Keray from a bonding company
in Grafton. The case will be heard be.
fore Squire Lilly there today and ke.
ray will very likely be held for the
Federal Grand Jury.
After Keray confessed. the inspec-
tor decided that Keray should be lock-
ed up for the night in the city jail.
being placed there at S p. m.
About ten days ago keray furnished
information to Prosecuting Attorney
Morris that two men were in Fairmont
doing business as real estate men. sell
ing property located in New York and
New Jersey without license. The two
men when arrested explained that they
did not know that a license was nee
essary. but would gladly take them out
which they did being turned loose by
Squire MuSgrove.
/ One of these men knew that keray,
who furnished information 10 the pros.
ecuting attorney was wanted in Gary,
and Immediately wrote to the post,
master at Gary telling him that Keray
was in Fairmont. The postmaster
then wired his inspector who happen.
ed at the time to be out Of town. tell
ing him in short the contents Of the
letter. with the above result
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CIVIL War VETERAN
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Isaac H. Rice Passes Away
Cook Hospital After
Operation.

Mr.. Isaac H. Rice, aged 70. a veter-
an Of the Civil War, died Wednesday
evening at Cook Hospital. where he
had been a patient for several weeks.
Mr.. Rice had been in declining health
from infrmities incident to advanced
age and about two weeks ago his con,
dition became such that an operation
was necessary. However, he did not
improve 10 any great extent. the
shock OF the operation having been
very severe.
Mr.. Rice is survived b. three chill.
dren, Mrs. Ida Stewart. OF Farming.
ton, Mrs. Mary BOord and Charles
Rice, OF Smithfeld. W. Va. Deceased
was member Of Capt. A. y. Prich.
ards company OF the Twelfth West
Virginia volunteer infantry and was
a member of Meade post OF the G.
a. R. This organization will have
charge OF the funeral services MIR.
Rice was man OF splendid character
and was generally admired and re.
spected by a wide circle OF friends.
Funeral services are announced 10
be held on Friday morning at 1879
O'Clock, from the N. E. Church at
Pennington. The body which is now
at the Musgrave Undertaking parlors
on Monroe street, will be taken there
on the 10 o'clock car tomorrow.
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Personals.

Mrs. NJ. C. Myers returned last eve.
ming from visit in East Liverpool.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Jack Holt.
The Misses Grace and Elizabeth
have returned from visit IN Par
kersburg.
Harry Beatty left yesterday for Par
kersburg to accompany his family
home. who were visiting relatives
there.
Miss Trixie Reynolds was recent
visitor with friends in Fairmont.
= J. E. Dufford, of Butler, Pa, ts
spending a few weeks with friends
here
Joseph Murray has returned from a
short visit In New Jersey.
Il. L. Stanley, Of Buckhannon was
visiting here this week.
Frank E. Furbee will leave first Of
the week for New York and other
eastern cities on business.
Thomas L. David. of Manchester.
Ohio, is spending few days in this
city.
Charles R. Phillips and son. Ken
meth, left yesterday by auto for an
extended visit to Syracuse, n. Y, ano
other cities.
]. K. Crawford, P. NJ. Mercer and
Esper Joseph, all Of Pittsburg, were
here yesterday on business.
David Strader, Of Huntington, was
here this week, representing the
American Tobacco Co.
Andy Rushford spent Wednesday
with relatives in Burton.
Walter n. Koen will leave soon for
an extended tour Of the east.
Mrs. Potter and daughter, Of Fair
mont, Is the guest OF Mrs. l.. n. Grit.
nth. Of Dancer avenue.
Howard Hardesty and ". L. Nicho-
las are In Pittsburgh in the interest
Of the Hope Gas Co.
Miss Marion Shaw left yesterday
for visit with relatives in Tidionte.
F. L FIlby, OF Shadyside, Ohio. was
sat the Arlington Hotel "Wednesday.
Howard Hollobough has returned to
his studies at Wheeling Business Col
lege alter visiting relatives here
J. R. Doak of Petersburg. is visit
I ing friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Barry Lazear is i'll at her home
on Clarksburg street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. HixoH :@d
son are moving to their farm near
Canton, Ohio.
Samuel G. Meyer, OF New York. was
In the city on business this week.
Keyser Nichols has returned from
8 visit to Morgantown friends.
D. L. Stowe and E. D. Marquis, OF
Marietta, Ohio. were here this week.
Miss Criss, Of Morgantown, Is the
guest Of Miss Virginia Stewart, on
Pleasant street.
Mrs Columbus Hall, who is serious
u III in q Fairmont hospital. is not
Improved.
Alfred Jacobs, OF New York, was In
he city on business Tuesday.
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Court News
Deeds FLEE

Stella Meredith and husband 10 Co.
lumbus Harr. the Is interest In a
parcel OF land in Union district. Con-
sideratiOn 500.
Eunie A. Williams and husband TO
]. L. Tenant. a parcel Of land in the
village Of Fairview. Consideration
$4,000.
Minta Catherine Holbert and huS.
band TO Emma L. Jolliffe. a parcel of
land in the East Park addition to the
city OF Fairmont. Consideration 3d.
600.
T. A. Hughes to J. B. Davis, par
eel OF land in the Norwood addition
to the city OF Fairmont. Considera-
ton SIS.
Fairmont Building and Investment
Company TO j. H. cambridge. parcel
OF land in the BeIlview Heights adj
dition TO the city OF Fairmont. Con-
sideration $4,000
License Issued.
Robert Mentzell LeiberGor. OF Con-
nellsville, and Alice Matilda Rankin.
of Fairmont.
Friday and Saturday, the last days
of our sale. Shurtleff & We!ton
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SURPRISES MANY
IN FAIRMONT

The quick action OF simple buck,
thorn bark. glycerine, etc. as mixed
in Adler.i-ka. the remedy which be-
came famous by curing appendicitis,
is surprising Fairmont people Many
have found that this simple remedy
drains so much foul matter from the
system that y SINGLE DOSE relieves
constipation. sour stomach and gas
on the stomach almost Immediately.
.Adler.ika is the most thorough bowel
cleanser ever sold. Martins Drug
Store.
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WARRINGTON NEWS

]. Lee McDavid. OF Ohio. was here
visiting friends this week
Mrs. Alice Snodgrass and daughter.
Carksburg this week.
Guy Clayton made a hurried bust
ness visit at Wallace this week.
Mrs. Jacob Forney is quite i'll at
her home on Locust street.
MesSrs. G. D. Dowd, Washington,
D. c.; Ross l.. Moon. Cleveland. o.;
Charles B. Ebert. ParkerSburg. W.
Va. and Henry S. Anawat, OF Fair
mont. were guests at Hotel Bartlett
, today.
Mrs. ]. c. Smith and children, OF
Fairmont. are guests of Mr.. ]. c.
Smith here.
Mrs. William Booth, of Hundred,
who has been visiting at the home OF
l. " Longstreth, returned home yes.
terday.
Golf cambridge left Wednesday for
visit with friends in Littleton.
j. r. Wilson and little daughter
Alice. went by auto TO Washington,
Pa. Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Nay and cousin. Miss
Helen Burchinal. the latter of Point
Carton. Pa, left for Wheeling yester-
Gay after visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Phillips and son
, James. left yesterday by auto for a
visit to relatives in Rochester and
Bolivar. \. Y.
Miss Effie Mapel, who has been Wis
iting friends here, returned yesterday
to her home in Burton.
! Miss Emma Beall. after a visit to
! her brother. Frank Ball here, left to-
day for her home in Parkersburg.
| Raymond Quirk left today for a
visit To relatives in Smithport, Pa.
Mrs. Ramer Morgan. OF Montrose.
Col. is here on a visit with old
friends.
Milton B. Lining. of Wadestown.
was in the city yesterday.
! Mr. and Mrs. L. \. Griffith were in
Morgantown this week visiting
| friends.
Luther A. Lincoln. of Burton, was
visiting with friends here Wednesday.
John Carrothers, of Cross Roads,
uotored to Manning;cr a few days
ago.
J. H. Londensager will visit next
week at Paden City.
Mss Mary Jones is visiting with
her aunt in Fairnont.
Abram Hawkins is recovering from
recent illness at his home on High
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Echols. who
have been guests Of relatives here.
left yesterday for their home in
Moundsville.
Miss Mabel Stout. of Clarksburg. IS
the guest OF Mrs. Caroline Stout on
Howard street.
Harry Stansberry. OF Grafton, who
has been visiting friends here left
yesterday for short visit in Came
ron.
Jesse Mason was in Fairmont on
business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Duva1 and son left
yesterday for their home in Cameron
after a visit at the home Of F. J.
Barrett
L.R. Kness will leave soon for a va
cation in Pittsburgh and Buffalo. N Y.
Harry Cornwell has returned from
visit to Ohio cities.
Wesley Scott has again taken up
his abode in this city after long alb
sence.
Charles Little, who has been i'll in
Wheeling hospital. is almost re-
covered. and is expected home today.
W. W. Woodruff. of Wheeling, W.
Va, was here Tuesday.
Fred w. Bartlett left yesterday for
a short visit in Pittsburgh.
R. V. Noble is home from a visit
with his mother in Springfield, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Timms and fam
lily will start today on motor trip
to Baltimore, Md
C. NJ. Palmer. Of Pittsburgh, Is the
guest OF friends here.
Jay Sturm arrived home yesterday
after long stay in Akron. Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Vaughn motored to this
city from Joetown yesterday.
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ON THE -
= SCREEN
At THE GRAND.

Marguerite Clark. the dainty. dimin,
utive. magnetic star OF "Wildfiower,
The Crucible" and The Goose Girl.
attains another superb screen triumph
in the latest Famous Players produc'
ton. four.part adoption OF Grace
Livingston Furniss' charming com
edy-drama. "Gretna Green" the chief
attraction at the Grand today on the
Paramount Program.
To find herself married to the man
whom she actually believes she de-
tests is the unusual position Miss
Clark finds herself in at the climatic
period OF her portrayal Of the famed
character OF Dolly Erskine. heireSs oil
vast fortune, belle OF Harrowgate,
and coQuete, in the film version OF
this noted romantic comedy, OF Scot
land in the early nineteenth century
Miss Clark's winsome personality,
her piquant beauty and elm grace as
sist her in making the tantalizing ano
bewitching role Of Dolly ErSkine an
ideal character creation.
"Greta Green" is named after the
famed locality in the northern part
OF Scotland. where during the nine
tenth century romantic couples
whose marriages were opposed by
stony-hearted parents could come ano
we'd without the requirements Of pa
rental consent. And, according TO the
custom OF this arcadian country, II
/ did not make a particle Of difference
who performed the ceremony. Once
within the lines of Gretra. the spoken
word was enough to bind the clipping
couple. And it is thus that Dolly, ar
ter warning the incognito Earl OF Bas
set that she would never marry him
finds herself in compromising posi-
ton and in order to save the honol
Of her married sister. who was elop
ing with another man, tells all thai
the supposed riding.master. (the dis
guished EARL is her husband. This
casual remark is enough TO bind bel
10 the Earl in reality, according to int
law of the period. How she FINAL!
learns of the Earl's true identity ant
is convinced that she really loves tht
man she tried to hate, Is developed
in a highly pleasing and amusing man
ner.
The subject is replete with romance
fun. drama that more than once
throughout the production is intensel!
gripping, and the sentiment and sun
shine that Miss Clark so generousl!
circulates.
This notable feature with this prom
inent and popular star will be at thu
Grand today only.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-19
Lonely Man of SO
Seeks Wife Of 20

BLUEFIELD. W. Va. Aug. 10
Hugh C. Mills. Sc years lod. wants
wife Of 20. He has written the fol-
lowing letter from his home at Barn.
near here. 10 the postmaster:
"Will You please give this TO some
woman who wants TO marry. Any one
who wishes 10 may answer TO Barn.
". Va, ana | will come to see her or
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-19

Col. Stanley and Judge Stanley. cou'
sins, hate each other with a deadly
hate. over possession OF wonderful
diamond found centuries ago in a
meteor from the sky. To deceive his
cousin. Col. Stanley buys a gypsy
baby as his heir, christening the in
FAINT. Arthur. Hagar. the gypsy moth
er. steals COL Stanley's daughter, Es.
Their, and THE Diamond From the
Sky" returning both. years later, to
DR.. Lee. Esther's legal guardian,
Blair. the Judges son, murders DR..
Lee. Arthur, the false heir, who loves
Esther is accused. Crime, intrigue
and wild adventure follow fast. In
the west, Arthur, as John Powell,
grows immensely rich in the oil fields.
Blair. deserted by Vivian, his advent
uress wife. returns to Richmond to
WOO Esther, the rightful owner OF
THE Diamond From the Sky" Her
heart however, belongs to Arthur.
Luke Lowell buys the diamond from
an Indian. who found it, for "firewa.
ter" Luke and his companion fight.
Luke's assailant is drowned, and the
Jewel sinks into the botomless wa
tiers of Santa Barbara bay. Quabba
Esther's protector is hurt. Esther
goes to visit him. and falls into Blair's
clutches. Detective Blake comes to
the rescue. He and Blair engaged in
an awful fight. Blair, at length. is
vanquished, and is sent crashing
through banster rail, head over
heels to the floor below.
Synopsis OF Chapter 14-"For Love
and Money"-Blair revtves after the
desperate battle. and, as the police
clamor for admittance. he escapes
over the roofs OF adjacent structures.
He comes upon man fixing an auto
mobile. Bowling the startled fellow
over, Blair hops to the wheel and Is
away at breakneck speed. Esther ac'
cuses Blair, but Mrs. Randolph Will
not believe the charges. Esther bids
Ouabba hasten to Los Angeles. She.
herself, follows him. Blair goes west
to rejoin Vivian, and Quabba encount-
ers the two interruptions ones in Los
Angeles. Arthur. John Powell" Is
away. Esther rushes to find him be-
fore Blair can reach his side. Marina
duke Smythe is also seeking John
Powell" Marmaduke and Esther ride
in stage coach. 1t breaks, and stops
for repairs at Luke Lovell's black
smith shop. Meanwhile Quabba, en-
joying a days fishing, hooks an un-
ruly fish. At length he lands II.
Hanging from its gills is the wonder
fuI level. 1.-THE Diamond From The
Sky" Quabba grabs at the fish, but
a pelican siezes 1t. devouring fish,
level and all in one hasty gulp. Mean
while Blair Stanley has induced Luke
to put a detective pin in the stage
coach. AS the vehicle reaches the
most dangerous cliff in the mountain
pass, a wheel comes on. Horses
coach and passengers are dashed 10
almost certain destruction on the
rocks below.
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Meade Post Notice.

Members of Meade Post No c. G..
A. R.. will meet at their hall on Fri
day morning at $3.50 o'clock TO ac-
company the body Of Comrade Isaac
Rice TO Pennington, where funeral
services will be held at 1880 o'clock.
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will meet her some where. A wom-
an 0years old is preferred. My age
is IS wears. II anyone wishes / viii
marry at once. Like one alone
seem to be, o Lord. is there anyone
like me"
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Mrs. Levi Straight and daughter.
Miss Matte. have gone to Beallsville,
Ohio, to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
John Straight.
The Misses Minnie and Emma Stew.
art have returned to their home in
Hundred after visiting their brother,
Bert Stewart, on Jefferson street.
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A one-Reel Comedy. in Connection

A one-ReeI Comedy. in Connection
With "Gretna Green"-Grand Today.
World Film presents the one-reel
Wizard Film comedy entitled The
Tanglcs Of Foxes and Jabbs."
Pokes and Jabbs are neighbors'
each has wife. And there is fifth
character. Miss Tattler. who is the
authorcsS OF all the mischief of the
comedy. She thinks she sees Foxes
kissing Mrs. Jabas and then she goes
and spreads the scandal. Jabbs, mad
" Jealous. tries to shoot Pokes, who
escapes. Next day Pokes, who has
lost some money in the Jabbs home,
tries to recover it, but is again do
tected BY the malicious Miss Tattler.
After many exciting adventures and
escapes. Pokes RECEIVERS his money
but has it taken from him by his wife
who will no longer trust him out Of
her sight.
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FlnIshes chautauaua Work

Miss Lena Prichard has finished her
chautaudua work for the Redpath bu-
reau Of Pittsburgh. and will aTriVe
home this week for a vacation before
starting the winter work.
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Gave Social.

Miss Efffe Anderson gave a social
last evening at Eureka Park. to which
a number OF her friends were in.
vited
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Attended Reunion.

Mrs. Rev. Morgan Jennings ano
Mrs. Anna Morgan attended the Nor
Ean reunion at Loop Park, Fairmont.
today.
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TOOK Hay Ride,

A party OF young people were on
; hay ride by auto truck last eve
ming.
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Accents Position.

Walter N. Koen has accepted a po'
sition with the Furbee Furniture Com
pany.
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Friday and Saturday, the last days
NJ our sale. Shurtleff & Welton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28

WANTED - Two or three unfurnish-
ed rooms on second floor for light
use of bath, electricity
and gas by young married couple. AL
Location on Whitehall or
Regina street preferred. Address o.,
2921. care of Telegraph.