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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


AGGGsoTu,NTANTt GsoTu,iN oPpN FOR ENGAGEMENT,
9SAAKHIzINds sYsZiNG ANii65 ANii65 Off. F''Er MdTE.; TE;;
saILA. REFS. Ot5. LEDGER CENT.
experienced and practical: high,grade Tefar
shses' II d52, Ledger Central
sASSouNTANT, office and salesman. 8a. wI,ie
sres position Address II Bi!i Ledger Central.
AScoUNrANT. office. credit and collection
.Asl.i exp. des change. II 95l. Ledger Cent.
ADyG. AND SALES DEPT. WORK
vsSiistsh' iotush' practical knowledge of general ad-
o. Oa Fsles letters. dealers co,operative cam.
Stand printibSl % 1Sl'ogT,uP ge,lP systems etc Under
tenn eSeSntlse ensse ability and initiative; compe-
good - se eeNNi do aiholtlous and can make
salary J 52. Ledger Central
espsbfdI sif IiSING Isl MAN. 25 exper. salesman;
RaSL' pAyOGt handle cores; refs. c 4i3, ied0n'
a. a. tesser sssT' o9s osf9sTien'e
experiehce. reliable; a noSefssts s5SdespsphSr
- .SI. Ledger Central.
Man ~ BUSINESS MANAGER
hons'a' ~ y IeslFe5 To connect with large business
branch 81 Stogs gsS ., Pr1Sttca exp as mahager oi
Gsst and responsibility s5i. LedgeEP PVs Cent a.
tea FfEuR - Aged 20; thoroughly compe-
dependa bia lenSed snS an makes cars absolutely
ssace: yeaEs ana can 5o furnish unagestioned ref
m o. a; hlne, ll25 Reed St, Philadelphia
rep5iFFE9R' repairs; ex6 " Shite ss. ma5red make all
~, sss! ., place, c 4so, Ledger Office. 49,
ts.leheei best of reference. @ 4l2 BED on
az AuFFEuR, frst-cIass mechanic capabls
~, a-s ear reference. 425. Ledger Office
honsfFE X. white, good driver; work roun,l
cs6T tsi. olNer Parsons, l0l2 South 25th
NsaahiD,ENER, middle aged; drive car. sobeT-
FSss,,sss IeleIenee. @ 4S9, Ledger Office.
NNtnio1niNEER. college graduate, desiTes DosI-
neris Js prefer with contractor; four years ex
trai oest reference. ] So. Ledger Cen
osslcE MANAGER desires position. has had
fi,yyJaIs experience cleri ically yearsi exse1I-
tslSJys Z years selling experienced: espabis IN
maHs tel charge OF Office and han5iiIis
- si,, IN me road. II Tt9, Ledger Central
Si1sssAN' exnsSiAAN' =, with selling record years
hOi,s.s ,,,iii utshss connection with reliable
si,,s 49,. VIII travel; reference. p 22O Led. on
.d9HiEp by a mlddle-aged man sobsr
~. iuE single; can furnish Al reference posi-
n a. houseman work around hotel, can
S,.si. Ss.siass ord ear II 9i4. Ledger Central
IT, iNe NAN. % Srs. old. married. with col
sc1t,s ssauVatlon desires position requiring ex-
s-e'te or managerial ability or 4 position of
lsrs- nave been secretary and dcling treas-
sre VI ~ corporation; handled finances buying
r ana miscellaneous detail work
ledger Central
MAN, 20. with inside and outside ex-
nee, would Ike position where these
e-Hsles would be valuable excellent refer
ssss. Il to1, Ledger Central
eiNs NAN. well educated. business ability
--l-e e@f-s desires position With proauects az
Fs,r'-se-ieAts excellent refs. II O4l, Led. Cent
~ Nan = shea - connect with printing
IotEff, sea4t se4t has bindefy; u years experienes,
|'i1aef ana cutter Al, Ledger Ofnce
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MADAME ASHE, French Employment Bureau.
1888 Chr stian st-Rcliable help supplied anu
wanted. all natlonaiitics Prot and Catholic.
WANTED Episcopal OHicc. ai2 s. t2th cooks
W.utressoS. chambornaiGs and house girls
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HELP wANrED--MAIE

---.--,,,1optt,E HELPER, living in northern
A. tls0ysa ~ CITY. must be over i6 years and
sse,rntsb reference. B. f. Dowees, 1923 san
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coMB1NATICN monotype operator. thoroughly
VE,,i,ii,r win loon work; steady position Tor
on,tctsnt man. { 42}. Ledger Once.
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CLOTH wEAVBRs wanted; Apply John .&
lanes Dol sjn, Inc, blanket Mills, scout 5
Ienc Falls Of Schuylktll,
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aov aped i6. wanted by stock brokerage
bSSi,,so Address III own handwriting, siN.ns
retsTences II $50, Ledger Central.
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rppAND buY-Must be over 10 years ,and
nirnIsh reference. B. F. Devices, ll23 san
ut
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Iu,ENNN accustomed to stokets; only nun
are 10 furnish Lcu1 reference constdor6d.
gcod iob Tor good man. Alply SATURDAY
s,ornlne s. ". tOtncr 9th and Brown.
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avs not under i6 years, Tor messengers, with
Enhancement; 81, including iuhch. ziS'
Tobaer Office. --
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cAsE FILTERS wanted. Apply Lincoln Furni
am company, 10Th and hehish ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-04

cAglNETdAKtKs HELPERS wanted. Anpl
~, oln Furniture CO.. 18th St n lemsh ave
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43li WALNUT
Large sunny rooms with bath

= si sss;ss s: s issi 'S ss ss sslis
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Cynwyd. Pa.

"a GUEST HOUSE, At Gynwyd on
Half block from station 20 minutes Broad
st. sta, unique and distinctive: every com
fort and conv.: npts with or without board !:
good table board; 81 weekly. Tel. Cynwvd 7G2
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TXTttE HANDs-C!eyeland Acme, Grlsley
=" an Turret lathe hands wanted; ist-clasi
men only. highest wages paid. Apply stand
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MusIoAL INsTRUMENTs

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SIS LARGE zoNoPHoHE TALKING machine
with cabinet ana 20 records, nnished In
beautiful quaTteTed oak, cost new SSi, Can
be phll Is cents weekly. An excellent
bargain. Ia good condition. Write Tor COM
ulete list OF bargains ana special trial oifer.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Corner 9th and Thompson sts., Phila., Pa
EDISON DIAMOND POINT PHoNoGRAPH
Cost SEQ new. This outht Is complete with
records and Wiz be sold for S3S payable 10
cents weekly. Call or write for complete de-
scrlptlons ana large illustrated Catalogues.
HEPPE'S GPTOMN STORES
cor. 9Th and Thompson ate.
Philadelphia, Pa
sIT5 sTEINwAYE uPRIGT. .siGS: chickerins
used pianos. S35. sia $40. "a monthly: PLAY
era. f2Ta up. HUGHES BROS. 1i2 =. 10Th.
CHOOSE a lester player or plano: bargains
some hlisntly uaed. easy payment send for
ilst +. A. NORTH Co. s2a4 Kenslnston
NEW FIANos end playsF-planos, 500 70 s675;
open 2TKISsoN q 90, l2a \. 2oth.
Ss5-CHIcKERIHG UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD VINCENT. SIS ~ q
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cNgINETMAKERs wanted Apply Lineoi
auInituie company 10Th and Lehigh ave.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

3iID y, 18TH ST,
Desiraby located modern N-roOm housekeep-
ing apartments steam heat; tanit6r; con
venlent to trains ana trolltys.
SAMUEL T. FON & co.
s. T., COR. 9TH AND CALLOWHlLL
18TH NJ l5i2-Modern apts., reduced rentals :
apartments just renovated throughout; 1tni-
tor on Iremis cs. Apply 10 Lewis a. Taulane
5, N, Cor 9TH and Walnut SITS.
BROAD, y, aOlG-:i rooms, kitchen, bath, 18th
floor Stcam heat gas and elec. $40 NJ. Isen
IluT Real Estate Trust Bldg. Fihert 3l-GO
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HEATING
MAKIN-KELsEY HEALTH HEAT is better
and cheaper than steam or hot water, Fure
fresh air with normal moisture MAXIM
KELSEY, g n, 18th ST.. PhilH.
INSTRUCTION
sTETOGRAPHY-25c lsfson. 26i5 ~ Napa
81, near alst and Huntington SITS.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
DON'T LET MACHY or shauing run niy
or miss YOCOM FRICTION CLtTCH
from hazards within your reach. SHAtTlNt
and MACHINE WORKS. l45 North Second.
JAhES YoCOM 4 SON
POWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
DynamOs, motors. boilers, steam and oil en-
glncs pumps. air cOmpressoTs.
SECOND-HAN PIPE
Cut and threaded 10 sketch; large quantity OF
all sizes In stock. Griffith, 4l62O Moyer st.
BITY YOUR LEATHER BETTING DIRECT
PROM THE MANDFACTtRER.
CHAs. BOND co, so ARCH ST
DYNAMOs. motors and machinery bought, sold
Market 30d5. Yearsley Co.. 22t n, 81 ST.
STEFI, PLATE EXHAUST FAN 7u-inCh Buf-
faio. 26-tnch square outlet. sEYFERTs.
IT North I'd St
5OxlO-f'T, Henderson heavy metal spinning
lathe: smaller sizes, speed lathes, engine
lathes HCTTALL. 1T4s ~ 9Th.
PIPE-Second- hand. all sizes Phlla. Second
hand Pipe Supply, 1908 n. Ith st.
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pIcy n you are in need OF a sTENOGRAPHER,
s!n sS!3Onk kEEPER, CLERK or Office AS
siSIANT and do not find an ad which
meets your requirements, phone Miss
lean Ledger Central Walnut 1000 AMI
tell her your needs She will submit for
your consideration several young Indies, eN-
berlenced and qualified to MI Your position
dhrGugh the COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
~ Ledger Central u great many firms have
mneeh ahle TO secure competent office help
Ih'S service Is free to Ledger advertisers.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN. 2Iai-AttractIve spts.. wi
nrINMte baths: IN prlyate home. Pop. a0-
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Teachers Meetings.

A meeting of the Carroll County
Teachers Association will be held In
the High School building at Westmins-
ter on Friday, November 26, when the
teachers will be paid their salaries for
the fall term.
Several important matters relating
to the work for the remainder OF the
year will be discussed at this meeting,
and it Is earnestly hoped that all the
teachers will be present.
The colored teachers OF the county
will meet in the Union street school
building on the following Friday, De
cember 8. The problems and difficult
ties of the colored teachers are 80
widely different from those with which
the teachers OF the white schools have
to deal, that 1t Is believed better re-
suits will be secured by holding sepa-
rate meetings.
The following questions will be tax
en- up for discussion: What effect
would compulsory attendance have in
the colored schools? What things
should be emphasized in the education
and training OF the colored children?
All the colored teachers Of the coun-
ty are expected to be present.
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HOUCKSYILLE.

Those that attended Mrs. @. =
Elseroad's funeral from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmerrl-
mund, Mrs. July Beetley and daugh,
ter, Maggie, Mrs Noah Evans and
Mr. Thomas Houck, Ill Oh Baltimore
Frank Schnell has purchased him
self a Pullman automobile. Autos
are getting quite numerous tn chs
vicinity.
Miss Maggie Blum, OF Sandyville, is
the guest of her brother, Peter Blum
Mrs. Eva Davidson and daughter
returned to their home in Sheldon
Ill, last Monday after spending q
month with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Basler.
Miss Maggie Beetley, or Baltimore
is the guest OF Mr.. c. e. Elseroad.
The following pupils made every
day at Wesley school during The Fall
term: Raymond Dell, Roy Snyder,
Roland Dell, Gilbert Ebaugh, Clark
Ebaugh, Hazel Mcmillan. Jennie Else
road and Ida Taylor.
Mrs. James o. Hoffman ID the guest
Of her brother, John w. Davidson.
Rev. J. o. Whaley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheets, all of Baltimore, were enter
tanned last Sunday at dinner at the
home of T. w. Buchanan.
T.. ]. Hoffman has built himself a
very fine garage
"A family reunion was held last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Buchanan, it being the first time
the family were together for ten
years. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Buchanan, of Alesia; A. w.
Wampler and family, Of Westminster;
Mrs. Gertrude Hunt, Of Hampstead;
r. w. Buchanan and family, George Fl.
Caple and family, of Eastview; H. E.
Buchanan, r. w. Spangler and family,
or Hanover; R P. Buchanan, MIR. and
Mrs. Jacob Cling, Of Hanover; Miss
Eta Bankard, of Westminster; Noah
Bosley and family, Mr. DR. Preston,
Mrs. Emma Spangler, OF Hanover; Miss
Teresa Mossmiller, Miss Mamie
Miller and Miss Leona Leather, of
CarrolltOn; MIR. and Mrs. William
Eckenrode, Of Uniontown-
Joseph W. Hoffman, of Cambridge,
and Roger Lentz and family, of Bal
timore, were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
4. J Hoffman last week.
Mrs. Susie Taylor has moved from
the Davidson farm on her own farm,
near the church.
Vivian Davidson and family spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. McCulley,
of Parkton.
Stanton Bosom has moved from
the old Buchanan Homestead to Silver
Run.
Last Wednesday Allen Ebaugh shot
"a jack rabbit that weighed fourteen
pounds.
Mrs. A. E. Evans, Mrs. Peter Miller,
Mrs. John w. Abbott are all critically
ILL
MI. and Mrs. "A. G. Allgire, Of
Westminster, spent few days of
last week with MIR. and Mrs. w. III. 5.
Allgire
The Ladies' Aid Society met the
past Thursday at F. B. Newbelle's of
Arcadia
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Just Government League Meeting.

That Suffrage il not dead issue
in Carroll county, any more than in
any other part of the country was
very evident to those who had the
privilege of attending the second
meeting OF the season at the home OF
Mrs. Carroll Albaugh, on Tuesday
evening last
The meeting was called to order by
the President, Miss Mary b. She'll
man, and the minutes of the meeting
were read by the secretary, Miss
Dorothy Elderdice.
Several communications were read
one from Mrs. Donald R. Hooker, the
State President, thanking the League
for a donation OF So to the state
work, and extending an invitation to
the Mass Meeting to be held at the
Lyric, Baltimore, On Sunday after
noon next, when Mrs. Inez Milholland
Bosevain will be the principal speak
er. The handsome league banner OF
Carroll county will be used at the
meeting, showing that Carroll county
is in line with the other counties OF
the State.
"a communication from Mrs. Charles
T.. Elliott, State President OF the
Equal Suffrage League of Maryland
was read, asking that resolution be
passed, endorsing the Susan B
Anthony Amendment to the U. 5
Constitution, granting suffrage to
women upon the same terms as men
The resolution was passed, and cop
les will be sent through Mrs r. w
Diggs, district chairman, to the Mary.
land Representatives in Congress
1nrrT n
national speaker were discussed, and
arrangements will be made to hold q
meeting some time after the holidays
Mrs Charles u. Keller, OF Balt:-
more, who was the guest of the
League for the evening, was then in
troduced and gave an interesting &C
count OF the growth Of Suffrage senti-
ment in the State, and made number
Of valuable suggestions in regard tC
arousing interest i'm the community
and amongst the members.
Mrs. Keller has charming person
ality, and is one of tie hardest work
ers for suffrage In the state.
The next meeting OF the League
will be held the third Tuesday in
December, at the residence of Mrs. s
K- Herr, East Main street, at which
under the leadership OF Mrs. Carroll
Albaugh, some interesting questions
will be discussed To quote from the
report of the monster meeting 81
suffragists held, since the election, il
New York, where one hundred thou.
sand dollars was pledged to continue
the fight -Is suffrage dead? Well II
does not look like it." All friends u
the suffrage cause are cordially in.
vited to the meetings of the League
wi. B. SHELLMAN, Pres.
DOROTHY ELDERDICE, Sec
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CAPE HORN.

"a most delightful surprise party
was given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith, Cape Horn, on
Thursday night, November IL, in
honor OF Mr.. Smiths birthday. The
guests began to arrive about 7 o'clock
The evening was spent in a social
way. About 10 o'clock I'll we're in-
vited to the dining room where re.
freshments were served in abundance
At a late hour all departed for their
homes wishing Mr. Smith many more
happy birthdays.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Giggard
MI. and Mrs. George Therit, MIR. and
Mrs. William Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Manassas
Reed, Misses Susan Giggard, Myra
Reed, Edna Giggard, Hilda Reed
Marie Giggard and Darius Croft
Messrs. Paul Smith, Leonard Hosler
Carroll Giggard, Emory Smith, Rus
sell Smith, Claude Reed, Norman Gig
gard, Carroll Smith, Carroll Therit
David Reed and Melvin Giggard.
MIR. and Mrs. Adam Giggard and
two children, Norman and Melvin
visited George Therit and family
near Old Fort, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Smith visited
Winfield Hoffman, OF Arcadia.
Mr.. Emory Smith and Frank Reed
spent last Sunday with Alfred Reed
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snyder are all
in smiles, it's a girl.
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m RUSTEE'S SALE
- Of valuable
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Near Markers MIL Carroll County,
Maryland.

The undersigned trustee, by virtue
OF the authority contained in a deed
Of trust from Francis l. A. Beaver
and Grace T.. Beaver, his wife, to
Charles o. Clemson, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll
county, will sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1915,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, on the
farm where the said Francis I. A
Beaver and wife reside, adjacent to
the Stone Road, between Markers
Mill and Mayberry, in Unionuown
District, No. 2, precinct No. 2, Car
roll County, Maryland, all the fol
lowing articles OF which the said
Francis L. A. Beaver and wife, were
possessed, described in part as fol-
lows: One bay mare, six years old;
% one black horse, five years
old; one black mare, II
1~ years old; one black colt,
A IA months old; one black mare. one
bay mare, eight years old; 9 dehOrn-
ed mich cows, now milking, -
and will be fresh in spring,
1916; one black bull calf, ~n@@@
months old; one red bull calf, z
months, old; 2 heifers, months old;
one black sow and five pigs; black
sows and 2 white sows that will soon
have pigs; one black boar hog, 6
black and white shoats, months old;
II black and white shoats, 81 months
old; one 4-horse broadtread Lansing
wagon, with bed and sideboards;
full sets of wagon harness for 4-horse
team; plow harness, collars, breeches,
traces, halters, jockey sticks, COW
chains, &C., springtooth harrow,
plows, Iharrows, shovels, one
Champion 5-foot mower; one Superior
corn planter, buggy, harness, forks,
rakes,- single trees, double trees, one
Bickford & Hoffman grain drill, day
ton wagon and pole, one Mccormick
7-foot binder and truck, steel horse
rakes, so grain sacks, corn plows,
spring wagon, trotting buggy, Oliver
Chilled pillow, &C., lot OF corn and
large quantity OF corn fodder; some
household furniture and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale:-All articles un-
der $1,000 cash, on day Of sale; all
articles over $1,000 a credit of six
months will be given, purchasers to
| give notes with approved security,
with interest from day Of sale. or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
CHARLES 0. CLEMSON,
Trustee.
VIM. Il. Wilson, AuctiOneer.
w. Upton Marker and son, Clerks.
nov 12, 3t.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners OF Csrfvl
County will meet at their office, IN We.
minister, every Monday and The hn n
Tuesday after the first Monday q " "
month in November, 1915, Tor u'
transaction of business.
BY order,
CLERK.
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CHARLES E. GOODWIN,
AH Kinds OF Insurance
90 L. Main St., Westminster :"
WindSfOrm Insurance

Losses have been tremendous IN tn, n,s irSs
NV and nearby territory the past Eye y, NM hat
TORNADOES. Hanover, ~, rec aa srd th#
should Be an incentive for you to inSu nns.,1ross
buildings and contents from these ILLS Iany'
Storms. OUR RATES ARE-DwehlnnE.,1t huai.
where) zoe per 500 for three year,, U Fa
lngs 3Oc Der 500 for three yc4
further information see
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DUBLIC SALE
House and Lot
On Church Street, Westminster, Md.

The undersigned Attorney, will sell
at public sale upon the premises here
matter described, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1915,
/ at 2 o'clock P. M, all that tract or
parcel Of land, containing 1852 square
feet, more or less. This property il
| improved by Brick Dwelling House,
six rooms, and all modern conveniences,
bath, with furnace and hot water heat
ing plant. This property il a most de-
sirable one being located on Church
Street, in the City of Westminster
adjoining the property of Meade Ohler
and others, and is now occupied BY
Daniel Freeman.
TERMS OF SALE:-One- third cash
upon the day of sale, and the balance
In six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving his or her note for the deferred
payment with approved security, bear
ing interest from day of sale, Oh all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
EDWARD o. WEANT, Attorney.
=. J. Albaugh, Auctioneer. nov II
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Honor Roll List Oh Manchester High
School.

Following is the list of scholars on
the honor roll Of the Manchester
High School, which is taught by G. @.
Livingston:
Names of pupils who are On the
Roll Of Honor during the first month:
Treva Berwager, Elsie Denner, Gladys
Denner, Corinne Miller, Lillian
Trump, Gertrude Aiken, Mae Oursler,
Carrie Trump, Earnest Brilliant, Jno.
Riley, David Hoffacker, Howard Wink
Lamar Hoffman, William Musselman
The following missed day (some A
half a day.: Hazel Barnhart, Nellie
Trump, Goldie Wolfe, Fife Slack
Isaac Brilliant, George Shower.
Roll Of Honor for second month
Helen Albaugh, Hazel Barnnart
Treva Berwager, Marguerite Burgoon
Gladys Denner, Lillian Trump, Nellie
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Sunday school this Sunday at a.
m. Divine service at 10, by Rev. J.
Luther Hoffman @. T.. Society in the
evening, at 7.30.
On Thursday and Saturday even
ings, November 25th and 9th. the
Outing Club or this place will hold
an oyster supper in the hall.
Miss Ada Geiman, who was poorly
for a long time, Is able to be UP and
around again.
Mr.. J. Roy Myers, who was taken
to hospital in Baltimore, was oper-
ated on Sunday, which was a success
He Is In a weak condition.
Mrs. Sarah Lowe, OF Union Mills
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Joseph r. Yingling.
The deaf and dumb language was
introduced in 1749.
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FIRE INSURANCE FREE
ALMOST
I have saved money for othef'
and can do the same for yOu

| am now prepared to write Fif n,ns
surance on Dwellings, Household W. ~.
in the very best companies tor a am
nothing; a. low a. $500 G $ioOv' N,
You cannot afford to be without u.
protection at the price | charge. - =,
fore your present policy expires m
me first.
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Trump, Gertrude Aiken, Mae Oursler,
Catherine Trump, Effie Slack, Earnest
Brilliant, Isaac Brilliant, John Riley,
avid Hoffacker. George Shower
Howard Wink, William .Musselman.
The following were absent day
"a few only half day: Elsie Dem
ner, Corinne Miller, Edna Armacost,
Gilmor Lippy, Malcolm Martin.
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HORSES AND MULES

~ Will receive at my Stables, East
q = Chestnut Street, Hanover, Pa,
Ngm&by express, on FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER ~, 4 carload Of 2 and 3
year Old Mules; also carload OF yearl-
ings, and year old Ohio and Ken
lucky Horse Colts, FRIDAY, NOVEM-
Der 10.
Broke Mules and Horses On hand at
all times for sale or exchange.
ri. A. SMITH,
nov 12 Hanover. Pa.
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sroMER & HOBBY,

GENERAL INSURANCE ACIr
WESTMINSTER, ND.
Office ~ w. Main s.. !.