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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
Mail Order and could also atalogues marvellous

with a Mail Order, and could also mention many instances amongst my friends. Why there are still some that get influenced by the Catalogues misrepresentations, I don't know.
 have long since learned this: that it's no easy matter to give satisfac- tion. In ordering a garment, for in stance, there are so many require ments to make the whole suitable; there is size. color, grade, style. After inspection there is one or more un. acceptable. so there, I don't get the satisfaction they claim, and for this disappointment and trouble, l ad vanced my money F days before. No and with assistance and courtesy of the sales lady and a good mirror ] get what I need. I can examine material and style and don't have tC part with my money until I get what l want. cant tell Mail Order clerk what l want. as l don't know myself, until try on several garments, what cut or shade is more becoming.
 I wonder if many like me have re marked that most Catalogues don't show any reliable brand of shoes only they offer rather tempting prices. In every case that you may try q pair. the material and shapes give out in such few days, that you come tC realize that you paid too much and you were cheated. In short. whatever the article. you don't get the value represented or they wouldn't make the necessary profit.
 Another consideration of the utmost importance: Whatever our purchases why not give the Home Merchant the preference of getting the profits?. It's only logical to expect that he will be encouraged to increase his business and give us a wider range of mer chandise for our own better choice and practical advantages. He will consider it fair and advisable to take greater interest in the material de velopment of the town we live in. and which is as desirable to him as to the consumer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
(By Hugh Gunnison) (Fourth PriZe)

From a financial standpoint the three words BUY AT HOME" mean
 great deal to Bisbee and the Warren District. In this part of the State
 none of our Business Men are here for their health nor are they getting
 wealth, therefore My. Buyer, do your
 duty and buy at home. as in the long
 run you get better goods at cheaper
 prices than you would if you would
 send a money order to any of the East ern Catalogue Houses. These Eastern Catalogue Houses as you no doubt know are making dollars where your local business men are making cents. Dou you think it is because they sell cheaper? NO, they have cheaper goods and besides that the BUYER does not figure on the freight and the class of material he receives. Friends, this is only a business proposition. and l my self want at least seventy five cents worth of goods on every dollar l spend. but l get it because l see just
 what my dollar is buying and do not turn page by page in some of these
 catalogues looking at pictures and making myself believe that particular article is a. bargain. The people do not realize the expense in getting out
 these large catalogues. Who is pay ing for these wonderful loud colored
 catalogues? You are MT. Buyer.
 Think about this and I believe. you will agree with the writer of this story that he is right. The old saying lis YOU CAN'T BUY SOMETHING FOR NOTHING" Your hard earned
 money is going east we will say, pay ing for goods which the Eastern Peo- pie would not but at any price. as they
 know the brand and know the, goods. Give your home Business Men d
 chance and they will show you that
 you will get QUALITY if not QUAN- THY. Did you ever stop to consider
 that our Local Business Men extend credit to you? Do the Eastern Cata-
 logue Houses? NO. They want the cash before even a sack of salt is
 shipped, but when you BUY AT
 HOME your credit is good from fif- teen to thirty days, and that it worth
 great to a District like ours, so in the future, friends, if you have any
 thing to buy get the prices from our Local Merchants before going into the Post Office and getting Money Order and sending it East, and by so doing your HEART AND SOUL" will be
 in Bisbee and the Warren District in
 stead of a cheap eastern catalogue
 house.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20

amount of catalogues with marvellous bargains. Embroidered voile dress es, something every woman needs. Only $4.S2. Exquisite dancing frocks If white shadow lace. with sub stantial foundation in all colors. Can't be told from satin. Something girl Of taste cant overlook. Re- duced to S6.75." Those reduced re- marks sure took my eye and I finally picked out a spasm of white lace over lemon messaline reduced to i12.50. It failed to state what it was reduced from and later deduced that t must have been reduced from S12.5O1a. Anyhow it sure played de luce with my complexion but I'll unit the painful details.
 l carefully read all directions and ioted particularly the part where it said: All orders shipped within twenty four hours of arrival" I fig red out that eight days would see ny marvellous bargain in my hands with a day or two to spare. That night the letter sped on it's way car rying my hard earned cash and mea- ;urements.
 On the eighth day I bounded into he postoffice expecting to find a call for package" slip in my box, but nothing doing. The next day and the next the same results. By ten o'clock 2. III. of the tenth day all mail trains were in bringing no package for me and the anxiety of hope deferred" had aged me at least five years Gone were my Rosy dreams of put ting one over on the other girls when l appeared in my lace and nessaline creation from the city. I hunted up an old rag and went to the party in an exceedingly humbled and chastened state of mind.
 Three days later came the dress and polite carbon copy letter stat ing that owing to being out of my size my order had to be held until a special frock was finished.
 The enticing lemon color of the de- scription had turned to a discouraged saffron. The supposed lustrous mes saline had the same appearance the fur of cat has when it's rubbed the wrong way. But when I tried it on the worst had happened. for it wasn't a fit, it was a convulsion. I sadly laid it away and vowed to never again be lured by glowing descrip- tions of wonderful reductions in wear ing apparel that I did not first see.
 Of course my one experience may have been an exception but I have noticed that people who do their shop ping by mail rarely get what they order the first time The color. size and sometimes even the article is changed and another substituted. Also catalogue waists and dresses are gen erally superfluously decorated in front while the back is a barren tract of unadorned cloth. It gives one the sensation of having all the lights turned on him at once to have a per son garbed in a mail order dress sud-
 Continued on Page :. Main Section
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
(By Mrs. NJ. Breteton)
(Fifth Prize)

am for one very strong advocate of this Buy at Home Idea or from my with some of the leading Mail Order Houses. can say that from long observation and careful comparison, I am decidedly in favor of buying from my Home Merchant.
 I can truthfully assert that not a single time have been satisfied
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
Buy Quality Merchandise

Whatever article the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Quality
 
  prce-Were suaty op-Our Slogan WHAT YOU PAY, BUT WHAT YOU GET WHAT really
 9AarANass1nessaa&asHr
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20


 Prize s25-Walter V. Lomax, Bsbee Second Prize s5-E Ruhner Bsbee Third Prize s2-J w. Jackson Bsbee Prize, S1-IIugh Gunnison. Bisbee l. M. Brereton Bsbee Prize, l. Brumback Garces
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some DON IS
TO OBSERVE
. FOR SAT- ETY.
Fire Losses Plead for More
Care in Displaying Christ
mas Goods.

In every December. figures Of fire
losses in West Virginia eloquentIy
plead for more care in the displaying
OF Christmas goods. The greater
number Of these fires start iii show
windows, especially IN those which
are dust-proof. These tightly en-
closed show boxes. after the lights
#Ceyen electrically are turned on. ac-
Quire a temperature higher than
blood heat, SO everything in them is
ready to blaze on slight provocation.
Don't use swinging gas brackets,
ever.
Don't decorate with straw. leaves.
or paper
Don't use cotton TO Initiate snow
Don't use an electric wire for 4
.cIothes-Iine
Don't use Ala arc light without a
spark arrester.
Dom use any light without a globe
or wire screen.
Don't entirely cut or ventilation
from a show window
Don't put fnflammabIe stuff
against an electric lamp socket.
Don't have electric bulbs III show
windows hung by flexible cords.
Don't place wires or metallic dec
orations where they may short-cfrcuit
current.
Don't have open light for ribbons,
fancy paper and light fabrics to-
blow into.
Don't block ais1es Or exits with dis
plays SO as to Increase the danger
from q IRE panic. n
Don't let cotton goods or paper
shades rest against electric light
bulbs. They may Char, and when
charred ignite.
Don't fail. if you have a depart
ment store, to test all IRE apparatus
and to have extra clerks participate
in fire drill.
Don't have salesrooms Uttered with.
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keely q CO.
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G0L9REl WOMAN
RECALLS WAR
0I 1872
Has Records of Her Old eMas-
ter" ID Prove She is I'LL
Years Old.

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 1S.4Iannar
McE'errian. a colorcd woman Ill
years old with the records or her
old master to show her age, III Wis
ting AIRS Z. VI Green. her great
granddaughter. Her home Ii near
Meragew Springs, Mo, on n farm.
which she owns ana where she lives
alone. she Travelled To Topeka unac-
cnmpanted.
Mrs. MeFerrian was \ little EirI
when the war with England III 1872
was fought. resulting Is thc presE-
dents mansion being nan1ed the
White House, after il was burned and
repainted. She was in Virginia when
the British captured Washington. and
while she saw none OF the invading
British. she remembers hearing Others
talk OF the war.
Recalls Mexican War.
Shortly after this, her master, JOS
eph G.. MONTGOMERY. went to Missouri,
taking her and fourteen other slaves
with him and settling in st. Claire
county. She remembers having seen
General Andrew Jackson ana or
course recalls incidents Of the Mext-
can war.
Three years before the outbreak Or
the Civil war her old master died
AAAAAA Ills LSAGL KS W SGIil
She was purchased by a nephew OF
herold master and now has the bill
Of sale.
She declares she experienced no joy
when she learned of the emancipation
proclamation OF President Lincoln.
Were my old boss alive today 4
would be right there doing things for.
him. she declared He was II good
boss and never struck any or us"
Eats Bread md Milk.
Mrs. NcFerrfan has the record or
her birth in the handwriting Of her
first master. 1t shows she was born
near Richmond, VA.
Asked what rules she has followed
which have resulted IN her living TO
such an extreme age, she pointed to-
the sky, saying just trust in the
Lord
Her present diet is bread and milk
and ginger tea.
She keeps me busy making ginger
tea for her. said her great-grand-
daughter. She eats no meat now
because she has no teeth
Mrs. McFerrian lis the mother or
twelve children and has outlived all
OF them except one, the next to the
youngest. She does not know how
many descendants she has, but says
there are more than 900 IN the
house with her Is a little boy, T.. CT.
Green, Jr., who represents the fifth
generation OF her DESCENDANTS.
/ Z
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AUTON OBlL-E II OUTS DEER;
HITS lit TWICE; III FI-EES

AUBURN. Calf, Dec. us. In run
ming down a deer near EmiSrant.
Gap, Bert Lyons and David Camp
bell scored another triumph Tor the
automobile
Lyons and Campbell We're return
ms from Lake Tahoe and saw the
deer standing in the middle Or the
road. The animal must have boon
confused b. the lights. and as it
stood still the ear struck 1t and
knocked 1t down All the buck arose
tit was struck second tinle. M
though tho men had rifles and re-
Nolvers in the car tho dCNr cscnnel.-
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HOVYARD#P

s 8 t IA
NOTICE III hereby given that tile bids
rrcrlvedin RESPONSE tp&Onr former cnll nd
0vertlRrd aArEurhtn. Inv were deemed I'M
satisfactory aud. we're, tleTrforc rel Gcttstl,
nHtl further n0tIr. " hereby given thAt
sealed proposals Will ha resolved by the
commissioners or Public Printing nc thG
Auditors once, I'm the Capitol Annex In
Che city OF Charleston, West NirRlnin. from
tho ard day Hnf January, iOlT, MT IL o'Glpclt
noon or said dny. for the execution of the
State Printing, State BINDING and for sup
plying the state with Stationery hnd Print
the. second WednERdng In January, 1917,
AMI ending OH tile SECOND Wednesday, In
January l0lO.
Each proposal must he accompanied by
bidder with at least two good and Butll-
Gent securities residing III this StNter iii !
tiF penal sum or Ten Thousand Dollars
#tSlO.OOO.Dnl for all state Printing, anu the
10000 Tor furnishing Printing Paper md
Stationery, Hnd tho penal sum Of Two
Thousand Dollars tS2,l0U-OOl for all State
Binding conditioned Mnon tile faithful per-
compHHiRd by such bonds VIII llc cutter
tnined by the Commissioners Of Public
Printing.
Revised estimates or the work To 10 done
or innteFIRis tn be furnished together with
blink forms for proposals, bonds, ETC.. will
.bG furnished upon application by stuart II.
Reed, the Superintendent Of Public Print
Ing. 55#ss
cetve RepnrAtF bids for the Printing, Bind
Ing, mud Printing n per, includ ing stntion-
cry: 55 N Jill 35#si Ivy sa 4. a5a fs
The contract Will be awarded accord Ing
Ito sections . una 22 Of chapter 10 OF tho.
Code
All proposals must 10 mad upon the
tendent of Public Printing, and TIM said
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FIRST NOTICE,
IN tile District Court OF the United
StatEa for the Northern District or West
Virginia.
In8Itn: Homer s. SnnAErnsB. Bankrupt,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ne tllr Creditors. of Homer :. snodErass.
Of Admission, In the County OF HnFrI-
son, AMI District aforesaid. Bankrupt:
Notice AZ hereby given That ON tito sth
tlny of December. 1915, piR sNId Homer s.
SnodBrnss WAS duly nhludicated bank-
rupt; and tile first meeting Or HIS cred
TORS will he Held at# the LAW Office of M,
Frank Stout. in GlnrkEbnrE. West Eir-
Ginla. nn the Goth day of Deem hcr. ~ d.,
1915. Mt 40 O'Clock liz the forenoon. mt which
time said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint Il trustee. examine thT
bankrupt, md transact such other hnsi-
ness ns may properly come hcfore tho
said meeting.
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy
W. p. AZ: rIDLER. ESQ. ttorney for Ennk.
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rub biah from the unpaclStnE OF goods.
Show windows asiti bhiah Is re-
sponsihle Tor the greatest number of
holiday hres
Don II expose articles 81 celluloid
81 any. temp ture above summer
heat. In one store, n bunch OF celIu-
1oid combs exploded from having d
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CLAIR BURG HOMES
.&l,INlA

"a 900 Almost new Groom cottage
with basement and large
porches. This house IL silt
lintcd on il large corner lot
close to High school and
close to business center al
the city Will tnke vacant
lot tta part payment.
go, 90 Bungalow, ak rooms, bath,
and basement, large front
and back purches, nice level.
lot 4Ox12O feet. Will sell
on easy payments and talIe
vacant lot.
$4,000 Cottage on Osccllo Street
in Broad Oaks. just or pnS-
cd street mud close to cnr
line. Large lot with alley
on side and garage In rear
DC house We will make
good terms and take u va
cant lot IN exchange.
IL per cent observation-disclosures in
Bronddns addition, rentinE
FOR sS4 per mouth. Will
titke automobile MS pay
nlcnt. Will give terms Il.
wanted.
Two Houses Kelley street, Kelley
Hill: will give some one n
great bargain IL bought ut.
once. Good houses and
level lots Nothing better
being offered for the money.
See lis for fullinfurmatlon
00--W!ll buy n vacant lot. corner
To 20 foot alley and Main
street. adjoining Con Plaza.
This lot Is 40x140 feet with
alley in rear. Terms $3.50
cash. balance six annual
payments.
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..n5L5l.II..YyI.N,...ll3,.. n. L,I]s.Elf,,nRn-

Y LONDON. Dec. Isl. A Greek sponge
hshermiLn'a dive To u acnth of 262 feat
in tho sen us believed to be the worlds
record for II man unprotected by any
SORT nf diving apparatus.
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III Hartland.

We have y new broom
house on u good lot, with
bath, pantry cellar, front.
md back porches, finished Ill
oak and cabinet 1nnatels, and
plenty of closets for $1,000.
500 down and balance 1T. the.
rate Of S25. 90 per month.
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s,,Ina, 1890 Iscr-ne1lt. ~, &c.

"a T. 7 Z @H 4 NJ L y 3 .
Same advertisement i've SAC
cesstVe days, 30 cents; Same
I. advertisement seven successive
days, % cents; no classified ad-
TertiscmentS taken for less than
20 cents. Classified advertise
mcnt DISPLAY charged by
incIl.
Irea-ns ana Funeral $685., .-..,,-,
Lodges and Clubs, Cards Or Thanks.
In Memorlams Church Notices, sc
Der line.
Six ordinary words nlalse one line.
every initial and whole number
counted one word.
Advertisers may hRyc their reptile"
addressed to n letter and number
Care The Telegram"
The Telegram will mot BIO respon
slbEe for more than nne incorrect
insertion Of luy advertisement
ordered for more than enc time,
Classified nds. may be tcle-
phoncd and VIII be charged and
bill sent the following day If
your name appears III the tele
phone directory; otherwise,
strictly cash with order
This page Is closed promptly
Mt \ O'clock ~ ID. Your copy
must be IN before TINT hour to
insure insertions. III.
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LOST

lost Friday. on or near Second street.
- pOcketbook containing between IS and
$40 ana Iodge receipts. Finder please
leave Mt the Telegram office and receive
reward.
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OsT,-Friday. on streets or street cars, n
N brooch {gOld nugget.l Finder please re-
turn to Telegram Office.
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FOX RENT-A four room apartment in
good condition, with bath, use of base
1nant, water rent paid, desirable resell
dcnce section, 800 1-3 Clay street. $500
per me nth. Ready December 10. Charles
G.. Coffnan, E21B Court st.
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Hell WAN n Ed

MEN WOMEN WANTED
500 month. Government Jobs. Vacancies
constantly. Write Immediately for list
positions OhEalnHbLe. Fr;lHklin Institute,
Desk r, Rochester. ". Y. 8
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NOTICE.
Sealed Proposals for Public Printing,
Binding and Stationery.
ONCE of&CommIssipner OF Public Printing:
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ssANIED--=7trale Help

MEN LEARN Barber trade we prepare
You for SIS positions and pay wuEes while
learning. Tools given. Lowest rates for
# ~ days Write for catalogue. Lelder
BarbGr College, Cincinnati. q.
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Blu |.A Hon &c R Mas.
AND MA K-E YOUR
FAlIIL z HAPPY

Tile club Of Home Owners
is the best8one To join. Come.
~ and scc rs. 4 q
We can sell yotl ! good
house andlot for 4 small pa
mont down and tile balance
like rent.
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FOR RENT Furnished room with bath.
phone and use of piano. meals served tfs
desired. Phone 5SS-J, Oh see w ~.
MontEomery, a22 North Sixth st.
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@LOST-Frfday, between Norwood and
Quiet Dell; white poodle dog. Return to-
q. IT, Il Garrett, Fair Grounds and receive
a. -reENnrd. .ahtg
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Fun nEsI uritlsasl MOONS

FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room,
for gentleman, I'LL modern conveniencea;
one block from courthouse. Apply ut 1855
Mechanic street.
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ESTRAY One two year old Jersey
heller on Hickman street, December q.
Owner can get same by calling at police
headquarters and paying for. adTerttse-3
nent and charges for keeping the heller
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F0R RE Mt. Il 7nf West Pike street, three
furnished rooms for Light housekeeping.
$500 per month with water rent paid.
-Npply ait ills West Main street
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I. FOUND

EsTRAYa COW-A black Jersey COW, broke
into my feed Sunday night at Union
Heights No. 8. Owner can get same by
paying for this advertisement md dam
ages. J. G. Slsk. Route ?, Clarksburg,
". Va. Stop 10 Bridgeport car line
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FOTND-A Black and white dog Owner
n can have same by proving property and
paying costs Mrs. w. e. Stewart New5
Fair Grounds addition
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-18

FOR IcI5NT--To parties without children,
neat up4ato date five room apartment,
hardwood finish, cabinet Inantels.po rches.
back and front, central location. Ell. j
White s. CO., AIcCnrty Bldg, Bell phone
los, Res. 1362-L. Home lS3.
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BOARD AND ROOM for four gentlemen,
or two gentlemen and man HIl wife,
table supplied from farm. Call ut 300
Milford street.
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FOB RENT store Rooms.

FOR RENT-Stora rom In Rorthview, on
paved street. corner Seventh street. Best
location In .&orthyieW. APPLY at Fried
iAnde-'s , 10 Fourth street
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@ III UNE1 l.1 LIAM

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! j accom-
N III odnte every BODY, hy looming money on
watches, diamonds, jewelry. musical in
struEients. etc. los. Jay. Jeweler. 2&ss
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WANTED#TO BUT---Bost cash prices paid
for good second hand furniture. Call us
on Bell phone 64-J. s ClarksbuEg Furni-a
tureg & Sales Co.. 90 =-124 West Ike st.
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Want !, So Il 9 g .: Il,

WANTED TO BUY cal calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company. Clarksburg.
N. Va.
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ron RENT seven room house on Park
Boulevard, II ighland Park. first class,
modern conveniences good we'll, OH large
lot. John Goodman. 1i3 Park Boulevard,
-HighlnMd Park. Be1l phone 1O80-J. !.
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FOT RENT Newi7 room house, bath, pan
try, front and back porches; cement cell
lar, slate roof, lot 1Ox14D. On Orchard
street. Stealcy Heights. See u. "a. Odds,
lii Chapel street Bell phone 1861.
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MAGAZINES

NOT TOO LATE to get your Christmas
Gift Subscriptions In IL you telephone
the order to Grace =. Reyes, Bell phone.
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F1It RENT Furnished rooms for sleep
ing purposes, FOR ladies or gentlemen.
Apply III 233l South Chestnut ST.
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E.unH SAT - ill Uses Fl.

FOR EsALE-In Jane Lew. u house of tlre
rooms, colonial porch, cellar, oke house
wash house, coal house and garage, on
IL lIiirht ana ar,sI., af.lloof4. 5iso on
store room s2xIO feet, iii good repair,
with one-f0urth acre lot, store situate on
Hackers Creek road store no ON is leased
a forssLx years. lease goes with store. Call
or ddres4 d. 1s. Ward. Jane Lew. VIVA.
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FOR #RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light shousekcepihE,. sink in. Kitchen.
Apply III 31I Jarvis street.