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Observation-Disclosures.

PHILADELPHIA. June 24.-The wedding
of Miss Louise Net;erville Cruicc. dauCh-
ter Of the late pr. Robert II. Cruice and
Mrs. Cruice, and Lieut., Edward Warren
S%turdevant. L. :. NJ. c., took place to-
day at the home Of the brides mother
Mgr. William Eieran. rector OF 50. Pat
rick's Church, ofiiciated.
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RriNn I" Burrows. ~ years old, a for
NOR newspaper man and lately In the
employ Of the Treasury Depart ment, died
suddenly yesterday at his home, l67
state street. Brooklyn. His last engare
ment in newspaper work was az night
city editor Of the New York Press. He
is survived by his wife and five children.
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BLOOMFIELD, n. j., Jun 24,-Miss
Marion stone, daughter OF Mrs. Grace
stone, and Douglas Brown Moore, who
is connected with the engineering de-
partment OF the Lackawanna Railroad.
were married this morning at the par
sonage Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
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GrImths-Smtth

STAMFORD. Conn. June o4.-Miss Iia-
Eel X. Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
@. w. Smith of 10 Lee street. and
Sergt. Herbert Grifiths OF Battery F.
Tenth Field Artillery. were married to-
day. The bridegroom was back on duty
with his battery an hour later.
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figures Of Comedy and Tragedy, Hem
ming Condor. the actor who saved
Shakespeare's manuscripts in the Globe
Theatre fire, London. and Milton. Gar
rick. Ben J%onson. Carlyle and Emerson.
who spoke eulogies Of the poet.
\ pageant followed. In which twenty
five of Westchcstcr's summer colonists
took part. Among them We're Mrs. Cor
don Knox Pell as Por'id. Miss Gabrielle
Greeley Clendenin as Ophciid, Ella Sem
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PAssAIc, N. j., June 2+.-Miss Mar
garet Plunket Raper. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, Alfred Raper. and Samuel
Everett Johnson Of Hudson Falls. N. y,
were married this afternoon at III home
Of the brides parents. 26 Waverly place.
About sixty guests were present at the
ceremony. which wal performed by the
Rev. Hugh d. Wilson. Jr.
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Tt1y-Na~rthcP.

PHILADELPHIA. tune 24.-Miss Emile
r. Hacrthcr. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william J. Haer,hcr OF Cynwyd, became
the bride of Harry G Tily. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert J. THY, in -. Johns
Episcopal Church. Lower Merton. this
evening. the Rev. Or. Henry a. +. Hoyt
officiating.
Miss Ethel THY. sister Of the bride
groom, was maid of honor. and /. Her
bert THY was his brothers best man.
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RIdlcy-MOles.

PAssAiC, y. J.. June 2i-Miss Florence
Moles. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Molcs. became the bride this after
moor Of Fred Byard Ridley. a Brooklyn
attorney, at the home Of her parents, 10
Westeryclt place. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. j. Macdonald.
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Flske-D0dge.

The wedding OF Miss Dorothea Harper
Dodge, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs, j.
Edwin Dodge. ls Locust street. Flushing.
to Harvey Il. Fiske. Jr.. OF Manhattan
was celebrated at the home OF the BRIDES
parents yesterday afternoon. The bride
groom IL a member OF the Arm Of Har-
Il. Fiske 4 Son. Of which his father
Ia the head.
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eaatH.

EIizABrrH. y. J.. June 24.-Miss
Florence NJ. Messig, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert A. Messig. 2+3 Catherine
street, became tho bride last night OF
Henry l.. Harding of Philadelphia. The
tool place AT Trinity Meth
odist Church, the Rev. William b. Ham
ilton officiating.
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HamIin-Le Huray.

SuMMI n. j., Juno 2t-Miss Wini-
fred lie Huray. DAUGHTER of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. lie Huray OF Euclid ave-
nue., was married tonight to the Rev
Julian D. Hamlin OF Chicago, The cerc-
mony took place at Calvary Baptist
Church. the Rev. DR.. Frank c.. Doan o'il-
dating.
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Tndeu-AmbPOse.

EAST ORANGE. y. j.. June 24-Miss
Elmina Ambrose, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. Ambrose Of Centre street,
Orange, and Alfred Moscher Tilden of
Winter Haven. Fla. were married to-
night Mt the brides home by the Rev.
DR.. Fred c. Baldwin of Calvary
Methodist Church. East Orange,
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Cain-BOardm n

Miss Helen Potter B~oardman, daugh-
ter of r. A. Boardman. was married to
Caryl!se Lloyd Cain. son of James l..
Cain, at All Saints Episcopal Church
Rayside. yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cain will live in Bayside. where
the parents Of both reside.
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Van

~htooMrIFLp. y J., June 24.-MisS
nehrietta Eden Jacobus. daughter Of
ANS Richard ID. Jacobus. 213 Ashland
ccvenue and O. Wilbur Van Idistine Of
.alu"ell were. married at noon to-day at
.he home of the brides mother. Tho
,eyelnpny was performed by the Rev.
Imam +, Wilcox. pastor OF West
MINISTER Presbyterian Church.
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Mourn Kisco. June 2+-Mount Kisco's
celebration OF the Shakespeare terccn-
tenary to-day. although somewhat later
than he others. was well worth wait
ing for. II was held in the open air
theatre Of Miss Martha Leonard. on her
estate on Bedford road. Miss Leonard
also planned the AFFAIR and directed
rehearsals.
The programme opened with n maS1ue
showing the bust of Shakespeare. the
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Mrs. william 4. Rrn mley.

WHITE PIAINs. y. Y, June "a Mrs.
Jennie Dean Rramley. wife NJ william
A. Rramley. died this Afternoon AT her
home in Souudview avenue. h had
not been IN good health for n year Mr..
Rramley is a broker with Offices in New
York.
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Mr., and Mrs, Nathan Straus. Jr., Of II
Fast F~orty-ffth street yesterday an
nounced the birth Of a son, Nathan
Straus I'd. tho second grandson Of
Nathan Straus. Mrs. Straus y tbs
daughter Of DR.. B, eActA.
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GRrrisO n-TOm bs.

RAILWAY, n. j., June ?+,-Mrs Rob
ert Tombs, SO Westheld avenue. was
married last night 10 Daniel Garrison
OF Perth Amboy In the First Methodist
Church, the Rev, ], Edgar Washabaugh
O%ficiating,
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Uniformed Lieutenant m Usher.

Ralph Roma.nc acted as hes, a
ard the ushcrs were Julien T. Davies.
J-, brother OF the bride. who is "A MEM
her Of the Yale Battery and who wore
his L.!eutenant's uniform Reginald l..
Whitman. Devices W. D.lworth. Alcxan-
der II. Tones. Luke Boyle me Richard
Wood. Alvin Ball Sd and Paul Cush-
man, who had expected to act as ushcrs.
we're prevented from attending. as they
had to Join the regiments OF which they
are members.
The marriage ceremony was performed
Nv the Rev. pr. John NJ. Lewis of Water
bury. Conn, who Is also on the stan Of
the Westover School. at which the
bride was a pupil. He was assisted by
The Rev. William y. Webbe. rector of
the church.
Immediately after the marriage cere-
mony the reception and wedding break
fast followed at Timber Point. the
Try estate Of the brides grandfather.
julien Tappan Davies. The reception
Was held in the ballroom. into which
Is bull. a large organ. and music was
given by an ochestra as we'll as by the
organ. In the receiving party were the
br.de's mother and Mrs. Wood Mckee.
~ sr.3cg-oo-T's mother. Af:e-wart IRE
Wedding breakfast was served by sherry
al small tables placed on the verandas.
A special table Tor the bridal party was
placed in the dining room.
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Charles Hans.

ELIZABETH, v. J., June ci,-Charles
Hans, Sr., sc years old. died suddenly
last night at his home in Union street.
He moved TO this CRY from Sew York o
few years ago
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Observation-Disclosures.

BLOOMFIELD. n, j., June 24.-M'ss
Lillian r. Jcnkinson Of Montclair and
Pasquale Scarano, a Newark lawyer,
were married this morning at the rectOry
OF Ascension Episcopal Church by ~
Rsy. william 7. Upton.
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Smith-WilsOn.

n. j., une 24.-Miss Anna
Lena Wilson. daughter OF Mrs, George
Wilson, 80 Jackson street, and W. Rulon
smith Of Virginia were married last
night at the home Of the brides mother
nv the Rev. II. A. l.. Sadtler.
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Oscar BishOp Stnnman.

GosuES. y. Y. June 24-Oscar Bishop
Stillman, a New York business man, died
at his home here to-day OF pleuro-pneu-
mon'a. He was II years old and IL sur
vived by n widow. two daughters and a
son.
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The Rev, Bob Jones, Southern evan
gelist. Will conduct an evangelist!c
meeting In the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church this evening. Mr., Jones is Il
popular preacher in the South.
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To Celebrate Golden Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldstonc. as
West E~ighty-flrst street. will celebrate
their golden wedding on Wednesday. Mr..
Goldstone was a prominent merchant
and resident Of P~oughkeepsie for forty
years.
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BellOw-M0Psh.

PLAINvIELp. N. j.. June an ~
Marion Frances Marsh, daughter Of \ =.
and Mrs. Warren H. Marsh OF Plain.
6eId. and Robert H. Bellows. son Of OIL.
Q. r 4, DsllowA Of Drooklyn, were mas.
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LOWry--HOIt,

M'ss Evelyn Holt. daughter OF Or. and
Irs 4, r, Holt Of IA West Fifty-hfth
sres'' was married yesterday at the
e0me OF her parents to Philip LoWTy q
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MISS DAVIES BRIDE
OF H. S. M'KEE I'd
Picturesque Wedding in the
Quaint Emanuel Church at
Great River. l.. /.
MANY GUESTS ATTEND

crr,r RIVER. l.. l., June 2t-Miss
,,.e Martin Davies. daughter of Mr..
..1 MIS- Julien Townsend Davies. vas
married 20 Henry sellers Mckee Cd OF
x.y York at noon to-day In Emanuel
church here. The quaint little structure
,.s beautifully decorated with palms
and clusters 81 white p%eonies. Those
VINO assembled to witness the marriage
,rsmonv had come by special train
from New York and by motors from
u-rourdine country Tlaccs.
7, was a picturesque June wedding,
n. ear, par, Of the morning the sun
cane ont - the bridal party arrived.
The bride entered the church with her
,,,her she wore n trained gown OF
white satin coVhiued with point lace and
,e,rl embroidered chiffon, Her veil was a
beautiful niece ~ old rose point lace
witch had been worn by her aunt. Mss.
,r.hlhald q. Thacher, when n bride.
she wore also a long string OF pearls. a
20 " the bridegroom. II NJ the
eors,cc a sunhurst OF diamonds. Sine
carried A bouquet OF lilies of the valley
And white orchids.
TIVE bridesmaids. the Misses Eugene
Rand. rhcbe r. Davies. sister of the
rlde Nina raris. Madeleine Carey,
Nathalie Bishop. Nancy Richards. Eli
,aheth Cushmau and Marion Brown. all
looked Ike Dresden china figurines.
Their costumes were of cream colored
70, over satin OF the same shade, and
over this were worn TUNES made Win
a,riers Of corn colored ,affeta figured
N blue and yellow They carried arm
bouquets Of blue l~arkspurs and yellow
dais 'es. ICY wore large hats of brown
,ulle. with dark blue satin strcamer
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CHESTS at the wedding.

Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald G. Thachcr, Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Davies. Mrs. w. Elford Gould. Leslie
Cotton. Hugh Cotton. Col. and Mrs.
Alfred Wagstan. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Wasstaff. Jr.. Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Jo-
,eph Dilworth. Mrs. Devices Dilworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phoenix Ingraham. Mr..
and Mrs, Bradley Martin. Mr.. and Mir.
Henry sellers Mckee. grandparents OF
tHe Bridegroom Mrs. George ". Kidd,
Mrs, Charles c. Dickinson. Miss Resale
Blooagori, Miss Audrey hoffman. Dr.
John Van der Poel. Mrs. Eastman John
sor, Mrs. Alfred Conkling. Miss Gwen
dolyn Conkling. Mr.. and Mrs. @. Hunter
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lentilhon,
Eugene Lent!lhon. Jr., Mrs. Samuel
Walsh, Mrs. Benjamin Thaw. benjamin
Thaw, Jr. Mrs. Frederic Foster Carey.
Joseph Lentilhon, Jr. Mrs. Emot
Ruel, Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed, Miss
Symphorosa Bristed. Miss Ruth Moller,
Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard NJ. Baruch, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frederick i,dey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Langdon Schroeder. Miss Margaret
Schroeder, the Rev. william Garth,
rector If 81, Marks Church Of lslip
Mrs Henry Meyer Johnson. Miss Louisa
,:vmar Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
F. Romaine, Miss Vera Onativia, Mrs
Coudert, T.. r. Coudert. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs Rradish Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Caslm!r de Rham Moore, Mrs. Edwar,
Ran, Miss Marian Hall. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert l,alston Crosby. Mrs. j. Tod.
hunter Thompson. the Misses Thompson
N'ss Caramai Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs
herbert Ten Brock J~acquelin. MIS-:
Janet Henderson. Mss Janet Robb. Miss
Itla Lawrence, stowe Phelps. Mr.. and
Mrs tierardus NJ. Wynkoop, Mr., and
MrS' Richard T. Dana and Miss Marion
Bourne.
NJ and Mrs. Mckee lett after thu
reception for an automobile trip. The,
VIII be AZ Woodmere. l.. L.. for the sum
mer' The bride Is IA ~grandniece of TIT
ave Bradley Martin and Of the late
Frederick Townsend Martin.
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John Drew IL resting at his ~Southamp-
ton home preparatory TO appearing in
"Pendennis'' in the autumn.
Beatrice de Heltho!r will again he at
Quogu and already has engagements
10 give her recitations nj Southampton
turing the hummer months, She will go
to Newport for a short time N July,
Norman Tharp has sailed for Europe
to Join tho English army. None Of he
delegation from tho Lambs has dis
t.rgu,shed himself more than Wallace
McCutcreon. who was ono Of the first to
enlist. He is said to Re an American
ard has ri-en In the English army 10
the rank OF major.
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ried a. s o'clock this afternoon at Grace
Episcopal Church. this city. Tho Rev.
i. Wears stevenson. rector, OBLIGATED.
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FOR REST-To one or two ladies, one
large furnished bedrooms with private
toilet: close in. on good street, In family
without children. Call Bell phone 235-R.
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FOR sALE-Farns


los ACRES of good land for slle In
Meigs county, q. Ohio river 8 miles :
b. y o. L.. II. 4 miles. New room
house, porch concrete walks, good well,
cellar 1Sx22 IT., cement floor, good barn
fOSIO, other out buildings; acres In
whent, IS acres in meadow, 10 acres in
woodland, balance III good sod. Five
hundred l5-year-Oll apple trees, mostly
ROman beauties, Just trimmed; 80 cher.
ry trees, w peach trees, good fruit, plen.
~ blAckberrIes and rnspbcrrles for FAM
lily uSe. . good work horses, harness and
wagon; 0 head OF cows, NIL to come fresh
III 80 duyR; 80 head or sheep to lamb by
April LIST; shouts, 40 laying hens. new
Express, good moving machine and rake,
disk harrow, D plOws, l drag harrow,
plenty OF feed TO finish tho winter, 5000
feet OF new lumber, new cream sepAra-
tor, lots of other small tools, farm well
watered. VIII sign over insurance. ReR-
son for selling, going into other business.
Price $500. one-hAlf down, balance to
suit purchaser. Church Rarton, Hook.
Ing Port, o., Il. b. d. No. j.
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EGGS from pure bred Single Comb White
LeEhOrRS. Sc eHch. Call ut Room ],
55iI4 West Main street, Bell phone 4To-R.
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FOR RENT-In small family of adults
one nicely furnished room, to lady or
gentleman, with references. Convenient
location. Call at 23i South Chestnut ST.,
IselI nhnne SOLD.
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FO1 RENT-Two Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping Apply at DIS South
Chestnut street.
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WAN TED-FemaIe HeIp

for general hOusework,
good home for the right party. Only
two In family. j. l.. Brown, 54l Buck.
hnnnon Pike, Broad OakS.
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REAL ESTATE
Below are two splendid
homes and you should be the
first to buy them.
DUNCAN AVENUE

Six room bungalow on n corner lot.
House is finished throughout in hard-
wood whit polished oak floors. three
cabinet mnntels, large rooms. good
bath and basement. 15x17 feet. This
is one of the best houses In this
seetlon.@If you want nice home,
here you are.
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FARM FOR SALB-Cheap 10 quick buyer;
100 acres, SO acres cleared and In good
CIVILIZATIONS level and smooth; cottage
house with cement cellar, all other build
ings; one mile from town. Five cows, IS
sheep, two hogs aud machinery, will sell
with farm. For further particulars adj
dress Box 1GI. Terra Alta. w. Va.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-5single Comb
Rhode Island Reds. TOmpkln Strain, pure
bred. 6Uc for 10. Feshak & White,
Bridgeport, w. Va, Consolidated phone.
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STEALEY HEIGHTS
On Paved Street

A number one Bungalow with bath
and basement. House is finished in
hardwood, oak stairway and large
reception hall, nothing has been SPAR
ed to make this an ideal place. The
material is all the best and the nm
ish first class, II you want COM
Portable home. don't fail to see this
one. The price is right, too.
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms, all conve-
niences. Apply 1T 40 West Main street
over City Market Mrs. S. d. Palmer.
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FOX SALE Select K. @. Rhode Island
Red EGGS from we'll bred stock. 800
per setting, IS eggs. Also, ole fine large
cock for sale. J. D. T. Tidier, 45J Hor-
nor avenue, city.
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FoRs1.750

You Will get bargain II you buy
either OF these.
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FOR RENT-Apartmrnt completely fur.
nfshed for light housekeeping; reason
able rent. Central location, Apply TO
housekeeper, Tower apartments. 2l2
Hewes street, adjoining Towers school.
Bell phone T67-R.
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FOR SALE-Three Drop Head Singer Sew.
Ing Machines: two Standard Drop Head
sewing machines one Minnesota Drop
Head sewing machine. All In Al cOndi.
ton; special for cash; ALSO number of
box top machines Of all kinds. from $500
TO 500 each. Inquire of White Sewing
Machine Co., Gil West Pike street.
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FOR SALIs-U acres level land, coal. oil
and gus rights with SIX room house,
poultry house, wash house, stable and
all necessary buildings. Apply Box 162,
Firopa, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-A iive-r0Om apartment on
first floor, in excellent condition, gas
and electric lights bath, storage and
the best residence sections Of city. 300
Clay street, vacant April 1st. A four
room apartment on second floor In good
condition, gas and electric lights, bath
and laundry, large front porch, fine res
idence section. 30eii Clay ST., vacant
April LIST. Apply to Charles q: Coffman
ZIG Court street.
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FOR RENT-one front, five room nat In
new brick building. equipped for water,
gas and electricity; strictly modern. At
street car stop. Apply to +. l. Day, 306
North Avenue, Stealey Heights, Home
phone Al.
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Hartland
stonewall Park.

Think Of this. You can
buy a new three room house
and two large lots in this adj
dition for only 3tllIee hun
dredland twenty five dollars.
Get busy
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TO canvass with experI-
ence. men In Pennsylvania. 0pportuni-
ty good. The Wholesale Mail Order Co.,
113 South Second st.. ClarksburE, over
O'IInre's Plumbing Shop.
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Seeds terminate rapidly under the
influence of violet and blue rays, but
flies and other insects do not like
these colors.
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For SALE-I9l5 Paige roadster, practi.
caIly new, electric light and starter.
bargain Address 800" care Telegram
office.
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FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT-Threc room ana bath second
floor apartment, Brown street, Gelly Hill,
City, water rent paid. Price $l1.50 per
month. Z. c. AIcGarty, McCarty BldEa
Bell phone I2-J.
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FOR RENT-Six room aud bath, second
floor apartment, $50 West Pike street.
$1,000 per month, water rent paid also
lot for sale, corner Hornor avenue and
Seventh street. joint. Griffin, $50 West
Pike street. Bell phone 35l-W.
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MEN-Learn barber trade. OR complete
for $1,000. Wages paid while learning.
Write for catalogue Leader Barber Col.
legc, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR RENT-EARMs

FOR RENT-Farm of 150 acres. with four
room house. three miles below Bridge
port. For information, address r. Il. u.
No. 2, Box 2l6. Eorthview, ClarksburG.
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kUN SALE-ULYer Typewriter IN EV0d
condition.: very reasonable price. l.. A.
Odds, Ia Chapel street, City. Bell phone
ll26.J.
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FOR RENT-Yery attractive seven room
house, splendid laundry. newly waxed
floors, 3 lavatories, 2 closets, exceptional
ly attractive paper. 422 Phillppi street,
east of Linden avenue. Price $1,000.
Also room house. Locust street, No. .
Peek Court, $500. Harvey +. Smith,
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WOMAN, $50 for distributing 100 free
skelns wear-proot darnInE' cotton with
hosiery, Your selection. Experience UNI
necessary. Inter Hosiery Mills, Dept.
400, Eorfistown, Pa.
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FOR RENT-Two store rooms. commune
eating, each 1I3L9 II. folding G60rs large
enough TO admit automobiles. Two Of
Office rooms; one apartment. Possession
at once. LatstettGr BldHr phones: Bell
24O.AI. Homo 45T-Y.