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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Children's Coats
in a Big Variety

Haven't you experienced considerable diff
fculty in obtaining suitable coats for the
girls at low price, of good materials and
style? Children are growing fast and one
does not feel like paying big price for
girls coat and have her grow out of it in a
few months.
This is a problem we believe we have
solved in our selection this year and we
want you to bring your girls in during our
Fall Opening week and see what really good
coats we are showing for little money.
We show number of smart little corded
velvet coats, also fancy mixtures, at $2.75.
Fine wool Chinchillas at 1915. >H@aH
And curly Astrackan coats with plush
trimmings at $685..
We offer some very good models in fahcy
mixtures, chinchillas and curly Zibeline.
Coats of good style and service at only $4.95.
Very smart looking corded velvet coats in
plain colors, also trimmed with plush at
from S6.75 to $500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
SEPARATE FALL and WINTER COATS
in an abundance of handsome styles

SEPAKAIE FALL and WINIEK VOAIS
in an abundance of handsome styles
S in
edressar n
high about the that they fiat desired Inc
in
trimmed
al n
$9.75 to $3.50
in
lining Wonderful
$9.75 to $500
tailored plain oGe materials the dark shades
Man All
$11.75 to $500
models with without fur trimming
$13.75 to $3.50
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Newest Neckwear -~
at Very Low Prices

Separate collars, also collar and cuff sets
It 25c and soc.
Neck Rufus by the yard, also ready made.
Novelty fur-trimmed neck pieces.
Silk scarfs, CSC to $1.25.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Mems Suits and Overcoats

Mems Suits and Overcoats
The new Styleplus suits and overcoats are
now here in a big variety of cloths and
styles, and we want you to come in and
look them over.
To men who are careful about their ap-
pearance as well as their expenses, we issue
special invitation to come in and examine.
STYLEPLUS Clothes
The price is $17 for suits or overcoats,
and this very low price is liable to be mis-
leading to a great number of men, but we
guarantee every garment to give satisfac-
ton and every suit or overcoat is sold with
guarantee from the makers. You owe
yourself a visit to this store for the purpose
of investigating this Styleplus proposition.
Once you get started you'll be convinced
that there is real economy in buying -..
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
The Fall Suits are Simple
and Dignifed

The styles are of practical nature that
is certain to appeal to most women. The
best of them are included in our displays.
The coats are in wide variety of styles,
ranging FROM % to 80 inches in length, with
quite few redingotes for women who pre-
fer novel styles. Belted effects are in evil
dence. The Russian blouse; is one of the
conspicuous styles. The collars are unus
ually high, but most are convertible. The
skirts are made on simple lines, in gored,
circular or pleated effects. Many Of the
skirts show clever pocket arrangements and
belts of self material? Widths are 2 to 2k
yards. Among the most favored materials,
all of which are shown here, are serges,
gabardines, poplins, whipcords and broad
cloths. Dark colors are popular, navy, tete
de negro, mole dark green, mulberry and
black being especially desirable. Fur trim
mings are used to large extent.
Our prices are agreeaby low, that you
will readily see upon inspection They
range from It's c1ry.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
$500 to $3.50

A special showing of new styles, not
shown BEFORE will be on display here dur
ing this Fall Opening.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Short Gloves Lead
in Favor this Fall

The styles this season demand short
gloves and the market supply is short. We
placed our order, however, a long time ago,
and we now have big line to offer. French
Kid, Cape, Suede, Mocha and Chamois Fab
RIGS. All popular shades. Prices in leather
range from $1.OO to $1.75 and in Fabric
gloves at Csc and SOC.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Underwear and Hosiery
Medium and Heavy Weights

At this store you can fit out your entire
family completely with warmer underwear
and hosiery and find when you figure out the
total that we have saved you some money
on the transaction.
Besides, our stocks are very complete;
bigger than ever before, and if you buy your
winter supply now you get what you want
A great line of women's union suits in
medium and heavy weights at from $50c to
$500. .,
Women's separate garments at from Csc
to SIPS.
2-piece underwear for children at from
zoe per garment for cotton to 85c for the
larger sizes in WOOL
Children's school stockings at 1Oc, 12Hc,
18c and Csc. ...s
Women's fibre silk hose, black, white and
colors, Csc, 39c, SOC.
Women's heavy all silk hose, black white
and colors, $1.00.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
SER VIA CANNOT
toonanusa from Mn, r.r.,


m'nCed with or without the advic. m,
naval and military authorities and
nh" could not help asking whsther
THIS new venture would be a reustifion
OF mat The greatest danger from
winch his country could suffer tha
pgak'I sald. was unpreparedness and
The Marquis OF Iangdowro OK.
nlalned mat there were moments wbe,
10 was not ln the public interest that
questions relating TO the war shouli
o. Freely discussed Ia parliament as
inc erect on both the allies and thor
enemies had 20 be considered lie de-.
Jared however. that he could assu-o
tHIl lpf"hurn hat neither in the pres.
cut government nor In M govern.
ment o. which he had been 2 membor
had % been the practice or habit of
amateur ~FtrafD"iets 90 impose ftai-
plans upon tho professional advisor
Of the government.
With the present government. the
MARQUIS ot IanEdpwuc continued. Do
was unlikely b n ANYTHING ~ tho Kind
could occur. Earl Kitchener. minister
or war was present AZ every cabinet
Wt"flnE and N was imnoaeIhle to ann
pose that la would allow himself fo
Poo deH"cigd from hI0 course hv the
pressure Of bis civilian r01rarure
clve- creafer Opportunity.
MARI from MAI thr SPEAKER added.
The procedure bv The committee and
the councils had given o. far creator
opportunity 90 the military and navel
cNrDr'H 90 assert fhnmfrlNr. ruf mako
their Views known The cabinet 9e a
whole cons idorcf both naval and mill.
farF and political aspect. of tho case
20 That doe ministers and their adj
r'-rra took account OF both eIdre rN
tho problem hIf whatever particular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27

TO CONFER MANY
DEGREES TODAY
ALBERT PIKE COUNCIL. KNIGHTS
koDASH. ~ SESSION At
REUNION.
-Four Degrees Were Conferred On
Large Class Yesterday b.
Scottish Rite Bodies.

With the second day OF the scot
fish Rite reunion yesterday. M. ses
siOns were those OF Charity Chapter.
Knights Rose Croix. No I. and he
degrees, fifteenth to eighteenth. were
conferred on the class OF candidates
during the day and evening me
Body recessed. however. az 1850 p. ma
and the members attended the r
stone laying al the site OF their new
Cathedral. resuming the work al ! D.
m. and comforting the eighteenth ue-
gree AT this session.
To-day the affair will BE- In charge
OF Albert Pike Council. Knights ma
dosh. No. /, and degrees %ninteenth TO
thtrtieth, inclusive. will be conferred
during the day n evening. the last
named degree taking up the entire
evening session.
Tomorrow. West virginia ConsiH-
tory. No. 1. will be in session and WIN
confer the thirty-nrst degree In n
forenoon and In the afternoon vi.
work the GROWING degree of the local
Bodies. AZ the conclusion OF this -,
gree the affair will come to an end
though a number OF the brethren viii
remain in the city for the special cere-
monial session Of Osiris Temple.
Mystic Shrine. which will be held m
day afternoon and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
MESSAGE OF JOY TO
CATARRH SUFFERERS
Hyomei Guaranteed By c. ~ oriest 4
Co, To Relieve or Money
Refunded.

The popularity and Increase iu saIes
OF Iyomcl here in Wheeling are unique
intho annals of medicine such aston.
iu Tho annals ~ medicine such aston.
This remarkable remedy that the pro.
priefors have authorized o. ~ Griest
a Co. 20 soil every package OF Hyo
me' under au absolute guarantee that
if viii knock out r8tarru FOR good NJ
b. does not. the purchaser can have
his money refunded hy G. o. GrIcsf A.
Company
Hyomei ir uo ordinary remedy. It be-
pronounced the 0uly method Of treat
mouf that sends by direct Inhalation
to the most remote part of thc air pas
sareH H halsawiC cir that destroys ADJ
catarrhal lrfms .u The breathing or.
FHus rnrirhos and rurInas tho blood
With additional ozone and gives per
Wanrnt relief from cafafrh
The complete Uyomai outfit bel insr.
pensIve and consists of an Inhaler that
can Do carried bod Tho vest pocket. a
medicine dropurr and RI bottle 0f Hy.
om'i Tho Inhaler lasts a ufo time
and u 20 bottle does not cure. an o.
Ora bottle can Do obtained Cor q trio.
Ting sum % Dr. more economical than
any remedy advertised fpr the cure Of
catarrh. and ia the only treatment
know to us that follows nature in
her methods ~ treating diseases of the
respiratory ORGANS
breathe through the inhaler for D
few minutes four times q day aud YOUR
cltafrh To- relieved That's all
10 not helped e. o. griest a Co.
viii refund your money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
CONTENTS OF SCOTTISH
RITE CORNERSTONE.

Record Of the scottish Rite
Guards. West virginia Consis-
tory No l. March 1919 to Oct0-
Der 1915
Picture Of the scottish Rite
Guards October 1912
Copy q Scottish Rite RuIle-
Tin Volume 3 No 3 March
1915
Photographs % the follow
inr GsorEe p Moore. SD de-
gree. SOVEREIGN Grand Com
mander Dr John William
Norris I'D dsgree. treasurer
gencral supreme council and
SoNrciEn Grand Inspector Cen
eral In West Virginia dining
room squad. scottish Rite
suard a. ". Brother George
Hatch. Grand Master % Masons
In West Virginia 1884, N. w.
Brother Joseph Hall. Grand
Master OF Masons In West Viz
ginia 1893. NJ ". Brother W.
J Bates. FIRST Grand Master Of
Masonry IN West Virginia N.
W. Brother Charles IT. Collier.
Grand Master Of Masons IN
West Virginia 1857. Officers OF
Ohio Lodge No I. Centennial
year 1918. VI ". John Blair.
First Grand Master OF Masons
In Virginia. copy OF the VII.
hams portrait OF George Wash
ington. painted 1884. Old Ma
sonic Hail at Richmond. tNr-
ginia. First Masonic Hall In
Nheeling: Masonic Temple
1897 Market street. Washing
ton Hall. Wheeling FIRST seal
OF Ohio lodge No 10i: Original
charter OF Ohio lodge dated
December 10. 1915: endorse
ment on old charter by Grand
Lodge OF West Virginia scot
ush Rite cathedral nov under
construction.
Copy Of Brotherhood" issued
October 1915.
Copy The Gavel" issue
October 1915.
Copy The New Age issue
October 1915.
Copy Wheeling Intelligencer
October 20. 1915.
Copy Wheeling Register
October 20. 1915.
Bylaws Miriam Chapter No
I. order OF the Eastern Star
Onicial Direcotry Of Masonic
Bodies OF Wheeling 1915.
Bylaws and directory OF
Scottish Rite Bodies. July 1915
Proceedings Of the " W.
Grand Lodge West Virginia.
1914
Allocution Sovereign Grand
Commander supreme Council
southern Jurisdiction. October
1915.
Reunion program Scottish
Rite Bodies Washington. Octo
Der 1915.
Roster Of officers officiating
Names OF architect building
contractor and superintendent
OF construction
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SCOTTISH RITE
CORNER STONE
C-continusd from Pas. Ninsp

one OF the finest structures 81 it's kind
~ the country and much the largest fra
consist OF six floors and will be equal
In height Co about twelve stories. The
lirst tloor VIII contain tho heating and
Nentilating plant, BOWLING alleys. lock
ers, baths aud other c1nvcnienccs and a
large SPACE will be left vacant Tor "A
swimming pool to be added later. The
ways on the right and left o. the an
trance. ON this floor viii be located IN.
oIiicss club quarters. lodge dining room
ana kitchen, social rooms. billiard room
ana library ON the third floor VIII be
located the banquet room and main
kitchen. The banquet room Will be Inc
largest IN the CITY aud Niu sea- ,lose
20 twelve hundred psrspns. The kitchen
extends along the east side OF the build.
equipment Is TO bo such As will enable
ih- Bodies 10 provide amply for the
Large Lodge Rooms
masonic bodies Of tho city other Than
On" scottish Rite. There All. be two
rooms with armories for ;hs knighf.
tinpta Committee rooms ana a large
louugiug room are also provided.
ON the NTH floor will Do located tba
Scottish Rite Auditorium which have :
Eating capacity Of over twelve hundred
with provisions for a ztiu larger seat
ing capacity The sixth fioo. viii be a
me EZSHlne floor forth. auditorium the
rooms ior storing Of equipment being To-
room ACROSS the front OF The buiidirg
lhe con~tructtuu s. designed o. De a.
nearly fire proof a. modern mefboJs
provide steel. terra Gotta. brick. COM
crete ana stone will be used throughout
brdctlcailN the only wood In the bull1-
ing VIII DE a floor In the ba.ou.t room,
" which viii BE- laid on top Of the concrete
li"9r. and the doors throughout the sew
esal rooms.
y. =. Faris. OF this CITY. Is tire archf-
lect, and the firm Of r. r.. Kitchen a.
lne general contractors, with Bon D.
I"n. me structural steel n heinz fur
ulNh"d ny the Elvcrside Bridge 20 %
martins terryy SchoIeld-D,wI Ff4mb!pg
20. viii install the heating and venfnaf
D : ana plumbing The Gee Electric %
y Ul 90 the electrical work and two LARGE
elevators wiz be installed BY the Ofis
Elevator co.
is the intention 20 have the building
L'iIS Tor occupancy during the e4rly
part Of next SUMNER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-27
WELL PEOPLE
ONLY FOR ARMY
G. RENFROW TELLS OF
THOUSANDS WHO PRAISE
NEW MEDICINE.
CINCINNATI GIANT PRAISES TAN.
LAC BECAUSE OF RELIEF
RECEIVED.

n President Wilson. could line up
all the thousands 81 people who nave
written testimonials telling OF health
recovered. and get them 10 enlist IN
the new Citizens Army. all other 20
cruita would b. shut out and Militar-
ism would prevail. according TO l.. l..
Renfrow. the Genial. Tanlac repre-
sentative who Just recently came %
Wheeling 20 take charge OF the intro
duction OF Tanlac here. through the
L.. n Griest a Cos Drug Store. nz5
! Market street. where he will from now
on be found meeting the public n
~eaplalning the new prepare. ion.
Louis PiOgstedt. a blacksmith and a
Mighty Man II He" OF Cincinnati. re-
siding a. 2s0s Colerain venue Wound
make 4 dandy hEhter but he needs mis-
health as much n more han most
OF u 90. for he runs his shop y
tackles the toughest Jobs himself. e
said recently
MIGHTY SMITH WAS He
because OF stomach trouble NY
work became a burden and I Was vs-y
much discouraged. growing worse
every day until I learned OF this won
derful new remedy. called TRnIac
which II seems like everybody uas
y WI NAaA1AAE IN Ahf RaEfAr AaANAN ~
Cincinnati began taking n at once
and after taking three or four doses
my appetite began To be restored, and
improved 90 quickly n now feel
80 much better that ! want To say
Tanlac. 10 great and ] can't speak 100
highly OF g."
"Of course he above statement,
says Mr.. Renfrow. rs but a repetition
Of hundreds that are piling in from
all sections OF the country every day.
but h goes TO prove Tanlac's powers
and a. witness after witness makes
his or her statement here through me
papers. I'm sure the most skepucai
will be eventually conyinced. In the
meantime should like very much TO
meet or have people give Tanlac a
trial. who are suffering from the COM
mon symptoms indicating Stomach,
kidney or liver trouble. such as head
aches. indigestion. loss OF sleep,
energy and appetite. constipation.
poor circulation, p3DRs In the side or
back. rastitis. catarrhal affections
and kindred ailments 10 prevalent ~.
this city at present. and those VINO
VIII always secure the new medicine
a. &. II Griest's Drug Store. 1Z5
Marker street 70 attempt should DO
made 20 purchase Tanlac elsewhere.
"a restriction for the protection OF
the public against substltution)
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice TO Manufacturer, Jotbsrr. Ker.
chants and Others wholesale DsAiorE-
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN" state Board OF Control of the Sat.
OF west NtrS42Ia will receive bids daliy
AZ It's office nj Charleston. West VirSnia.
TOT furnishing supplies for the several
stnte Institutions ms financial manage
nlent CT which II vested In said Hoard
Sottracts viii be awarded 20 the IOSest
piodetst quaiity considered. and other
snn1s p.lns equal. " est Ntrgiaia DEAL
rrs VIII De given preference.
Lists OF ppli needed will &c fur
hishcd bidders on receipt " Requests
etatng the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-u Charleston. West Virgins.
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garded a. the precursor Of a larger
iorce which has been put under or
ders. A. b same time the use TO
which that force will be put must de-
pend on the situation when II arrives
al the scene.
Events have moved very rapidly IN
that part OF the world. There have
been two quite recently developments
which profoundly affected the miii-
tary n political situation. The hrst
was the deliberate decision Of the
Greek government that her treaty en-
gaEements did not require her 10 20
to the rescue OF Servia In the present
momentous crisis. and the other IL the
p~rogress OF the campaign in northern
Scryta
Lord Iansdowne after giving somo
details OF D position Of The Servtan
armies. expressed his opinion as TO
the outlook for Seryla. as quoted IN
the beginnlnc Of this dispatch. Con
unuing. he saN
Depends on Situation.
The mulisry plans must depend
upon the military situation when the
relntOrcemcnts arrive. mo upon TINS
point he allies are OF one mind Inc
military and naval advisers of GreaI
Britain ana France vii consult. nj
until thts" cuusulatIonr are %conclud-
cd, ! canlot say Tor what purpose the
British iurCe will be- used
Discussions are nov proceeding
and kslaTal Monro. who arrived In
that part Of the world today has Ceen
instructed Co report a. soon a. uos-
sible bis opinion Of all the aspects OF
The ease
Lord lIrrhurn ueed have no apnre
heusiuu in This or any other matter OF
The kind that the government ls likely
TO BE- led into prccIpitate action owing
10 some hurried Impulse or some
vague continent % achieve ia object
~ every step the government viii
take the bet military and naval ad-
vice ~ObtaInHbls. and that advice viii
have reference not only TO the new
enterprise bur to an subsidiary quea-
lions. with regard 90 safeguarding
communication and the supply OF
men q material"
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views were given by the military and
naval advisers the ultimate responsi-
bllty Tor a decision on them must rest
on the government. As TO the Saloniki
expedition. tho Marquis said.
Il cannot enter into the apprehen.
slons which possess Earl Loreburn. /
can quite understand. having before
MN our commitment In the western
theater OF war. the position I'm which
We hnd ourselves on the GalIipon pen.
insula and our interests Ia Egypt and
the other possessions OF the empire,
which should BE- borne in mind. II h
profoundly distasteful 10 him that the
matter should be complicated by our
entering into new entanglements IN
the new sphere OF VAR"
Earl Loreburn. ~interrupting. said:
4 didn't say that. What I asked
was. it you had naval and military
opinion to justify you IN your de.
Cision9"
The Marquis OF L~ansdowne con
tlnued u quite understand that
Lord bOre0urn should dislike the idea
OF what might b. described a. this fur
ther ehort on our part at @ time when
We are making 80 many efforts In
different parts Of the world.
Situation IN September.
Under what circumstances has =
100 NN.'I "- EFAN W oMNANNNEN Z
should like TO recall the position in
the month Of september The central
powers had made no progress iu the
western th'ater Ton a LONG time. They.
indeed. bad been successfully attacked
and pushed 40 several points. on the
Russian front their advance. over.
whUIminC az first. had received a 30.
riOus check. The Italians were press-
ing their offensive. and ia the minor
theaters OF the war-MeFOpOtamia. for
eAampie-success was resting with our
arms.
That being the situation the cen
tfal powers very naturally looked
about % discover some new direction
in which 90 seek for a dC.Ision salts.
factory TO themselves Their choice
I,l4. a. 30 was not likely 20 fan. on a
great attempt TO make good BOZ south.
eastern Europe. and through Bulgaria.
10 threaten our forces in Gallipon and
tonstantiuOpIc and perhaps Egypt. 10
say nothing of the vastcr aspirations
nich perhaps lay behind
That great project became doubly
attractive from the moment when most
unfortunately Bulgaria threw her in.
N1pUfr ON their side There was one
obstacle. and only one. 90 that project
The key of the situation lay In the
eastern corner of Serria.
Tribute to Scrvia.
We found StrvIa threatened by q
rspr,f b,r ~ ~, no
3D.. u.-Iar f an
SDrtIH uIfhsfoOd two separate Inyss.
luu. and her STRUGGLES against u third
.r1. r..Df.r. of iI.. greet 49,, NN
Trt.t t.... ,..,u,. 49,, s...
mad. u dir..I anu. III be- Ia. a. ~"
Urf DO v.. moi I4fv laryf. tb,t III
t.bsF our ro-Du.rsffon
-rrNIt was bound iu Greece b.
r-IofrauIi.lI u@ruuIuuuIf. by romu01
Interest. Iu thI. war and bV freaty oh.
I-sfiune Moreover % was oniy
f.ruu.I DrtDiHu territory that HELM
could rO l'. reach SortiH. NJ WAS
oHI Do. tIe I.c of o. ero1f force that
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BUSINESS Opportunities
AN EXCEPTIONAL cboncc

AN EXCEPTIONAL chance IL Offered
acliNr party with $1,000 TO invest to-
gcthcr Wth common sense and emery
enough u conduct a respectable. perma-
hent cash business that's easily man
aerH. Fr'e from competition and get
schemes Of any sort. where
Win ordluary labor from $4,000 TO $4,000
should DE civ-'d yearly. Owner invites
the closest - c~stiEHtou. hun partlgu-
lars cen D. slfen 1T personal Interview
only by addressing Profitable" care
Intelligence. o-aC-I
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WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Two solicitors for
special work. Cali at Intelli-
yencer Office and ask for Mr..
Blair.
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Realty Deeds.

The following realty deeds Uer. r.-
fee Tuesday VI
X \ Wilson To Elizabeth Starbuck
'hNd situated Ia GAINESVILLE. 81.
Lyga and Eiwood shamrock 20 Geo.
sc. cry
; g. kelby 90 y " Nichol. land In
Village Of ShadyzIle. $40.
- = McMlllen % wife 20 oliver u
Jarrett. land situate lu Bethesda s30o
John ". ffnucy and wife TO " j.
Nnlksr aug IN the village OF
ST Clairsvi1ie
James Walton and wife 10 W
iighF. L.ui ir warren township. 81.
luUmFF lower 90 Mike Mach. land
in w hssliu- township. 1876.
marie" hHtFs. muud and wife f1 rob,
and Margaret Thomas land situated f-
Martins Fern. $3.50.
David Evans and wife Co W q Dick
son land situated ZOO Flushing town
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iuuarf. "
Matter 81 b. o. Persins -bov ~ ,,,-
nlAn ~ leland AMI Carol Perkins min
Or against br Wards 81 a. petition I'D
rru real estate.
Matter 80 The S~uruyaidc electric Co.
aAHinsi 'iintnn Lewis Of al ]appropria-
Waiter. ~ appointment u assistant
az ftt per month
Estate ~ William McCuue. deceased.
account settled
count Med ara notice ordered
Matter ~ Garland Mills in4usrt .f
iunaUF.
Matter 81 collateral Inheritance Tax
que from frr estate uf sarah AIiar de-
ceased. orders appointing H-uurnIaera