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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-21
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND.

Office of State Board OF Land Commits
sioners. DenverI Colo, Sept. II.
1916.
Notice is hereby given that l. w.
Gardner. whose postoffice address is
Canon City, Colorado, has made appli-
cation No. A6405 TO lease the follow
ing described School Lands. situate in
Fremont County, Colorado, to-wit:
EM Sec. 16, Township II s.. Range
73 w.
Notice is further hereby given that
all persons desiring to file an appli-
cation to lease this tract of land must
file the same In this office prior to
October 10, 1916. as no other applica-
tion to lease the above described lands
will be considered after said date.
JOHN +. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commis-
sioners.
Sept. 2I-2s-Oc.. zig
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CANON CITY HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
Armory Ball.

Armo-y ball was started early this
week The games are being played
between the different classes. Mon
day the teams We organized and
the first game played on Tuesday af-
ter school.
The first game was between the
Sophomores and the Juniors. The
Juniors won this, IA to A. Wednes-
day the. Freshmen played the Seniors.
The Freshmen played hard but the
ball had way of slipping away from
them and they let in a good many
runs this. way. The S(aiors won
19 to 4.
The third game was played Thurs
day between the Juniors and the
Freshmen. This was another loose
game on the part of the freshies.
They lost 21 to Z.
Friday the Sophomores played the
Seniors. This was the fastest game
yet played, the second year men win
ming, the final score being to at
the end of the first inning. In the
rest of the seven innings each side
got one run. This was fine game
in every respect. There were a
good many rooters there from both
classes.
Armory ball is liked very well in
school. Although only inter-class
games are played. 1t is good game
to start athletics with and great in
terest is shown in all the games.
Tennis.
Not much tennis has been played
as yet because the courts have been
in bad condition. However, they are
now being cleaned and rolled and
will soon be in good shape for use.
A tennis tournament has been
scheduled for the near future and ten
or fifteen entries have already been
made and quite a few more are ex-
pected.
Basket Ball
Basket ball practice will probab-
ly be started in two or three weeks.
We have some excXellent material
this year and we are sure that under
the direction of Prof Hogle. who is
a fine coach, the team will have a
winning year.
Forensic League.
This society which has done such
good work in years past and which
trained the boys who defeated in de-
bate the teams from both Denver and
Pueblo, has not been reorganized as
yet Lieutenant Harris has had
charge of Forensic before. However.
on account of his absence another
critic will be chosen and work start
ed within a short time.
Manual Training.
Many students have been taking
of the splendid courses in
manual training, domestic science,
and the commercial course. All of
the classes in these were full after
the first day and many pupils had to
be refused a place in them.
Chapel.
Thursday afternoon Lieutenant
Swartzkopensky. formerly of the
of the czar of Russia, gave
a talk on the conditions in his coun-
try. His talk was a fine one and
made US realize the terrible state of
affairs in Russia. ..
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cast by Mrs. t. M. Harding and
Mrs. Hart Goodloe at Glenwood
Springs and by Leon p. Starr at Col
den; the latter being a member of
Company c., First Colorado Separate
Battalion. U. S. National guard, on
duty at the military mobilization
camp. These ballots were credited
to precincts two, four and six
The official canvas gave Carlson
for governor 919 votes in this coun-
ty; Nicholson 413 votes and Judge
Gunter, Democrat. for governor AGO.
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rHE Carrier FUNERAL TO-DAY.

The funeral of the late E. C. Car
ter of Lincoln Park. who was killed
in an automobile accident on the
Canon City-Cripple Creek road. nine
miles this side of Victor, last Sunday
was held at Wilson's undertaking
chapel at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
and was largely attended by the
friends and neighbors of the deceas-
ed. The funeral service was con-
Quoted by DR.. Allen Bell. The body
will be taken on the Santa Fe train
at $50 this evening to Kansas for
burial.
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SOLDIER BOYS HERE SATURDAY.
NIGHT

Leslie Stevenson and Frank He'll.
man OF Company c.. First Colorado.
Separate battalion u. s. National
guard. came down from the mobIiiza.
ton camp by automobile from Golden
Saturday afternoon on a short leave
OF absence. The boys are looking
remarkably we'll and were glad to
get home even for a brief visit. They
returned 70 Golden Sunday.
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VISIT IN LEAovILuE.

Mrs Porter Lyons and Miss
Blanche Stevenson spent last week
In Leadville visiting friends.
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BAND CONCERT PLANNED.
More Than 800 Musicians VIII Give
Program Next sunday

concert which will bring together
practically every musician connected with
the local Musicians Protective Union. No.
lSl. will take place at Convention Hall
Sunday. March 26. Lovers of band music
are to be treated to the rare novelty of a
band numbering more than 500 pieces
Patrick J. CONWAY. the world-famed
bandnsster and orchestra leader, is MAX
ing a special visit to this city to direct
this band.
1t will be remembered that a similar
concert was given last March at Polls
Theater under direction of Arthur Pryor.
Owing to the inability of many to gain
admittance at Polls at the last concert
the musicians thought it wise to obtain
the largest auditorium in the CITY.
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MOORE HITS AT
WEATHER Chief
Former Head of Bureau Says
Marvin Is Not Qualified to
Criticise New System.
DEFENDS DISCOVERY
Says Carothers Forecasts More Accu-
rately Weeks in Advance Than
Does Marvin by Days.

.pro, ,,,,.i,, 90 f,r nc l,no,y bo,
Hidi az, IN ~ iai oss,,aI NV, .,,,.
. W ms ite Iiaue GU
Io!ccast' ana 10 mo- 49, III. IN ,,I
49,, =" pa'o on Up' ~, -.on.s - ~ ~
800: y, 'he nc" 20 80
Wh'Is moore IoriheT o'''et o. stie
otat.s ea'ne pLi eau' % Il, uIS
cuss,hs the Saro'he's ~ t' "IiIcn re-
G T'H was "elu ~ n.,p' $3.50 a. %S
rIol' M"rNl" III all "uu'S 'ie
Oi,Io poc,sIS' -, ,.,,,- .,.,.,
rlol' MAJ IN uiItl Us i"aue S"Iei =
was ol,y an lLlsIt uir I i'IINel |" IIe
bureau continued Iloi' H'uoLe' ne
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To Rehearse in School

District government employees. who re-
Gently organized an orchestra. have been
granted the use of the Thomson School,
Twelfth and L streets, northwest, for
rehearsals and tomorrow night will hold
their first exercise in the building Tween
ty-six employees are in the orsa nizc ton.
Walter Z. Alleb, head of the District eiec-
trical department and manager of the
orchestra, announces a professional in
structor and director will be emplc ' ed.
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land. Thirty-fve members and friends
we're present.
Wesley and William Vaughan were re-
ceived into membership. The president
Mrs. c. E. Emig, announced that Il silver
cup was to be presented to the mem
Der of the c. A. r. who writes the best
essay on some event in the Revolution.
Following the business session Winifred
Curtis read an essay on The Life OF
Molly Pitcher" Miss Dyer gave piano
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Midnight q : a. M. y; a. NJ, L; a. NJ, IS;
a. M. le ID a. NJ. 2; L noon, = 2. m. 81;
2. m, 81 p. m. s; J.. ~, .; &c p IN. 3
Highest, g: lCwest a.
Relative humidty-S a. hi. 50 > ?. m. &2 r. M.
is. Rainfall Is =, lii. 70 p n.i. O. Homs Of san
shine 10: pcr cent of ,7Sible sunshine. IS.
Temperature same date last yesr-Highest -;
lowest. q.
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numbers; Leroy Barnard flute solo;
Helen johnson read a paper on the Pro
lection of Our Flag" Edith Swartwout
gave a recitation; and Leila Emig sang
the new song composed by Mary Speed
mercer with words by Henry Van Dyke,
entitled America For Me"
Weddings and Social Events
are bea1tIhcd l. Guides exquisite flowers aud
hCTsl decorations. I2li F.-AdV.
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C. A. r ENTERTAINED.
Misses Martha and CatharIne Dyer
HOstesse. to society's Members.

Misses Martha and Catharine Dyer
daughters Of Representative and Mrs. l.
:, Dyer, of Missouri. entertained the
Senior Gov. Thomas WeLIes Society, Chit
dren OF the American Revolution. recent
y at their apartment in the Northumber-
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LOCAL MENTION,

Sick Fountain Pens Cured Mt Rich
AIDS Fountain Zen and Gift ShcT, l.2s Pa. ave.
Reliable Dentistry. Years Of ESperi-
ence, thousands of satisfied p1tients
Dr. Naughan's, $07 eth st. y. w.
/ 1ryigoratIng Chaplin In "By the
Sea, Virginia TheateT today, With great Eurupean
; War Drama, War Gods Decree"
The Washington herald., 1916-03-19

Inspector Clifford Grant, in charge ofthe
police detective bureau, has returned to
his office after an absence of several
days because Of Illness
The Washington herald., 1916-03-19

Samuel Freed has received an appoint
ment as a laboratory assistant in the
Bureau of Standards
The Washington herald., 1916-03-19

Mrs. William A. CuIlop;/wife of Repre-
sentative Cullop. OF Indiana, and presi-
dent Of the Womans National Demo-
cratic League. has returned to Washing
ton from Vincennes. Ind. where she hg d
been directing the campaign for the re-
election of her husband, who has been
ILL
The Washington herald., 1916-03-19

Capt William Baker, owner of the
Liverpool point wharf. has returned to
his home in Charles County. Nd. after
a visit in Washington.
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Ethel NJ. Ford has been appointed al
expert clerk in the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce.
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Here Are the IL Columbia
Selections:

Since Mother Goes TO Movie
Shows.
Love a Piano
GOod-by, Red Mn.
AL Aboard for Chinatown
1t Was il the Time Of Roses.
Have You Forgotten Me-?
Are You from Dixie?
Ny Lady Of the Telephone.
And the Great Big World Went
Round and Round.
II You've Got a Little Bit Hang
on to 1t.
1t's Hard 10 Get a Little Bit
More
Don't You Go Without Him To-
night
Molly Mcintyre.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-19

ME $500 Columbia Graonoa offered in this remarkable
outfit is the most wonderful talking machine in the world
for the money. Ten days Free Trial your own home
will you that you have been going along all these years
without lot of pleasure that you could have had for only few
day If your home still without music let us send YOU
this Grafonoa outfit tomorrow Fifty week pays for the
-Graonoa cabinet and the twelve selections on six rec
ords
Every Columbia Talking Machine, in all the usual MN
finishes ready for you here SIS $780, sold on the
easiest terms in the world W.
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purely personal

Mai. Munroe Mcfarland Is expected
TO leave Washington this week for a tour
of inspection through the West.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

All proposals must be made upon the
printed blanks furnished lay the STprrin-
.tendenr OF Public Printing AMI tile said
commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids.
by order of the Commissioners Of Public
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scnled rronoAnIn 60 Pnhlic I.rlntInr.

Scaled Proposals. for Public Printing.
binding and stationery
ONCE OF Commissioners of rublc Printing:
NOTICE iS hereby given that the bius
received IN response TO our former call itita
vert ised according 70 iitw were deemed uit-
SAtisiaNtOrE nnd were, Therefore, respected,
and further notice II herrh; given that
sealed proposals wiIl h@ received hy the
COUNT SsieH@rs OF lnhlie Printing at the
AUDITORS Efec. IN the GIiiitc1 AnaeN in
tile city Of Charleston West Nirgsnia. rr0@S
ltfiday. lipptIiIDer NJ 1916 until Wedac-u.,y
tlir :;Cll day IT january lgLE, nt :. o'GluFlS
noon Of >uid day, Tor the cNeemion OF ttie
state I'rintinE, stat: liindinE ard Tor sup
Ing Paper Tor the two years beginning on.
the second Wednesday, in january la1I.
md ending on the second Wednesday, in
january. 1919
Each proposal must he accompanied by
hond executed according 10 law, ny the
bidder with ut least TWO good and suti
/ Gent securities residing Ia this State. in
the ren;I sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars
l-(Sln.UQunO9 Tor I'LL state Printing and iho
penal sum or Firn Thousand Dollars tS5
NDo.uDD for furnishing Printing Paper md
stationery, and he pennl sum Of Two
binding conditioned upon the faithful per
iformance of said contracts No bia unnc-
compHnied by such bonds Will he enter.
tniNetl hy tile Commissioners Of Public
Printing.
revised estimates Of the worI, is ia done
or materials TO he furnished together will.
blank forms for proposals, bonds. etc, viii
be furnished upon application by Stuart /.
Kecd tbs superintendent Of l'ublic 'rint
Tie Commissioners are required 10 M
ceiye separate Lids for the Printing. Sind
Ing and Printing PAPER, including Station.
cry.
The contract Will he awarded according
Code.
All proposals must be made upon thc
printed blanks furnished Ivy the Suprrint
.tendeHr OF Public Printing anu file said
Commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any and MI bids.
by order Of the Commissioners Of Public
Printing
Gtvcn.lnder our hands this Ttil day of
necemher, 1916
i. s. DARST
il. L. LONG, Treasurer
II. r. SIIANyKEY
Superintendent Of Schools
Commissioners Of I'ufiltr Printing for the
State of West NirEtna
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CONIsusSIoSER's SALE.
X by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Harrison County, entered on the 18th
day OF September. 1916. IN the chancery
cAuse of Cumberlnnd Hydraulic Cement
and ManufacturingsC Company against Lester
BAnl;s ind others, I Will. as special COM
missioner sell ut public outcry at the front
door Of the Court House OF said county
on the 9th day of J january, 1917, commence
Ing at one o'clock 7. NJ, that certain lot
or parcel Of land situate IN Point Comfort
Addition to the City OF Clark sburg, nd
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning ut Il stake. on Pike Street. cor
ner5 to lot NO. 10 thence N. SO w JOB feet
to m alleys thence with said alley n. rs
81 degrees L. 90 feet TO stake corner to lot
No. IL; thence with same S. 1874 Il. 1O2. 3
feet to stake In line of Pike street; thence
with same S. 11A w. As feet. and being lot
No. 10 shown on a plat of said addition of
record in the proper office OF said county
In Deed Book 51l5. page 303 and the same
lot which the said Lester Banks In part
William d. Banks and Others.
This lot Is well located and has on it n
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.CLARKSBURG HOMES

81. OOO-Almost nov 5-roonl cottage
with basement ana large
porrhys. This nollsr u an
uated On VI larrs corner Iot
clos, to HiEhI school And
close ~ business center az
the CITY. Wiil take vacant
iot NJ part p6yn,cnt
81 zn,A r,,,,,..,.,,,. ,a,,,
,,.,t nh "1lss' ,'..,..
,1 I; .''' 49,, IN
~ .,Sft,
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. Tn Hartland

We have i now broom
house On i good Lot, with
bath. pantry, cellar, front
and back po1rhcs, finished iii
oalland cabinet nnatels, and
plenty of closets f.or $1,000.
500 down and balance at the
rate Of 425. 90 per month.
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]. !. Wade coTtnan. Clerk of tie circuit
Court or Harrison County, docertify Tint
Harvey w Harmer whose name IS signed
TO the above notice or sale has given hond
as required by decree OF sale in said cnuse.
Given under my hnnd this the fth day OF
December. 1a1G
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FOB SALE.-;EOUSES

TOR SALE At HEPZIBAH- will sell
syoufa nice. new four room cottAge and
large lot. on the instnllment plan. Have
sold number of lots. built and sold one
nice house. and preparing to build others.
Our lots ARE selling rapidly MT IS d own
and 50 Per month. &c you want TO get n
home III "A desirable. pleasant md cons
venient location. and where property will
continue to advance In price, there cnn
be no mistake in Investing In Hepzibnh
se ss, pc
time Stouti& Alexander Real Estate Co.
INC. 70l Con Bldg. st 3
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BUY "a HOME. FOR XMAS
AND MAKE YOUR
FAMILY HAPPY

The club of Home Owners
is the best one TO join. Come
in and sec us.
wv can soil you 4 good
house andlot fol asraall pay
lnent down and the balance
like rent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

Nv.lSTI5I4--t housekecper bE a widower
with two children, ages four aud -
Years. Gail at the end or De$pnrd car
line. or address Mike Harper il. r. u.
No z. FOX III, ClnrksaurE W. Va.
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FOR SALE


FOR S.SLl5-Lors on Seventh street. t1oIoninI
Heights, near Washington Irving high
school; must havc the money, VIII sacri-
lice II sold ae once. Apply Mt HIS Leo
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FOR RENT one six-room house. with
bath. celInr and attic Second house in
Isroaddus addition. Inquire Of Lewis NJ.
sutton. 3f9 Broaddls Avenue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

FOR II1NT-Sevcn and eight room dwell
ing in Duplex, brand new and AL, sepnr-
and hot and cold wafer garage optional
Possession January 4. For further infor-
1nationinnd terms callsat Property corner
NtrEfnin st. and HOrnor avenue. to 3
u. M, or call Bell phone s48-J.
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FOR SALE ARMS

FARM Fon S4ILE-73 acres. sIx room
house, large barn: plenty Of fruit. land
lays we'll. good location. Worth $2,OO0,
must sell. Price 500. Call on w. NJ.
Baker, Coolville. q
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And il hpnenrIne from an afFidnvit fled
In said cause that Anna Ladnnyi is nom
she do. appear within one month from the
date Of the first publication of this order
ana no what As necessary to protect her
interests herein.
"A Given under my hand this tie 9th dnT
Of November. 1915
]. WADE #COFFALAS Clerk
n. f. LAW Counsel for Plaintiff.
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WstNtrI.I1-A COOL competent girl To help
in dining 3oom and Kitchen. Apply III
once TO Mrs. Moore 4l4 West Main ST.
Bell phone Gl7-I.
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FOR. S.ALE--A few shares OF stock in
inc Ciarksburg Trust Company. Adj
dress s. NJ" care Telegram office.
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MONEY 10 i GAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY? / accom-
nodate everybody, by loaning money on
watches, diamonds, jewelry, musical in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

FOR SAI.E--aO IL T. boiler and engine
cEa he seen Iii operation row. cur new
building ~ equipped Tor electric power
Sanitary Baking Company. Jackson st.
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FOR RENT I've room house, hot and
cold water, Montpelier addition. Apply
ct Central supply Company.
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FOR S.AI4f14Slot machines. Mills q. K.i
1915 Future play and Caille Bros. Mu$l-
cal PUckS ard natrnits: also lot OF penny
.&rradc Machines. Apply Georg" Groves
n. n. Bon 26S GumherluEd, Md,
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FOR RENr-One four room cottage cen
5trally located Apply to y. w. Bush, Bell
phone S0I-NN.
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FOR EENT-one six room house, on
Woodland avenue, Stealey Heights; all
modern conYenienceS with garden, new
~ papercd. Apply to Post Roger Com
tpany. 3rd floor, Gor Eldg.
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f0R SAL lscelansous

FOR YOUR Christmas Presents buy Edi-
Eon Diamond AmbeFoIa monographs.
Records, RcCord Cabinets. At w. ). Cor
peniuE'S, Room l. Second Floor, Irwin
Bldg CIarkspurE w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

ESTRAI COMA black Jersey COW, broke
into my feed Sunday night mt Union
Heights No. 2. Owner can ret same by
% paying for this advertisement and dam
4SeE5 SisS; Route GGT Ti;:s
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W-lVSTED--tiir or middle aged woman for
general Homework. Apply ut the Tele-
gram office
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susnOSs

Is1lRIfpNS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
To m" Sheriff of Harrison County,
# GreetInE:
~ 49, hereby commanded to summon
Anna Ladanyi to appear before the Judge
of our Circuit Court of Harrison County
Mt the Clerks office of our said Court, at
rules TO be held therein for said Court on
Ewer bill in Chancery exhibited against
her5i our said Court by Zigmond Ladanyi
and have then there this writ
WITNESS d. Wade Conman, Clerk OF our
said Court, mt the Courthouse OF the said
county. this tn day OF November, 1915,
and in the 54th year of the state
1. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk W
ORDER OF QUALIFICATIONS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
at rules held IN the office of the Clcrl,
of the Circuit Court of Harrison County, on
Monday, the 9th day Of November, 1910,
the following order WAS entered
ZiGmond I4ndnnyi
vs. IN CHANCERT.
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WAN ! So 10 suY

WANTED TO BUY-veaI calves and.
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company. Clarksburg,
N Va
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VF5JECIT UF.T SUIT.
The object of the above entitled canse Is
ito obtain divorce from the bonds of mat
rimony now existing between the plain
TIN, MEmond Ladanyi, and the defendant,
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FOR RENrr-Seven room house on Park
Boulevard, Highland Park, first class
lot John Goodman, 1853 Park Boulevard,
Highland Park, Bell phone 1osG-I.
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For RENT one nicely furnished, large
front room i'll private fHmily, with use OF
bath md both phones. SIX minutes Walk
from courthouse. CGll Ie!l phone 6S1-l{.
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TO BCH-Best cash prices paid
for good second hand furniture. Call us
on Bell phone GIL ClarksburE Furni-
ture s. Sales Co. 122-1e4 West Pike St
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FOR EST-+Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: also one separate
room at GIG West Main street. Apply ar
Bain's Millinery.
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FOR RENT Two nicely furnished front
bed rooms for either ladies or gentlemen,
with use OF bath aud telephone. Call
Bell 1051-R.
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FOR RENT-To parties without children
neat aup to- date five room apartment
hardwood finish, cal inet Inantcls. porchcs,
b1cle and front, central location. III. j.
NYhite & co., NIcCarty Bldg, Bell phonr
los, Res. 1862 L. Home 1873.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
FoR REMT-store Rooms.

For RENT-Store rom in Ncrthvlew, on
paved street. corner Seventh street. Best
location In Northy!eW. Apply at Fried \
iander.s no Fourth street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13

FOR RltcST-Thrne unfUrnIshcd rooms for
light housekeeping. SD per month. Ape
Pig 1T 12G Florence street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-13
WANTED male Help


MEN LEARN Barber trade. We prepare
you for Si5 positions and pay wages while
learning. Tools given. Lowest rates for
II days. Write for catalogue. Leader
BARBER College, Cincinnati, o.