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South Side Personals.

Miss Amelia Kalabash Of Merritt
street. is improving after an Illness.
Chester Martin Of South Jacob street.
is recovering after an illness.
Roy Smcichel of Enff street, Is visit
ing relatives in the cast.
Clyde Hanlon Of Wctzcl street, is Wis
iting ut Moundsville.
Carl Whalcn Of South Wood street.
is visiting at Marietta.
Percy Lewis Of Wood street, Is visit
ing mt Glendale.
Miss Florence Cross Of Browns Rum
has returned home after visiting in
this section Of the city.
Miss Myrtle Shepard Of Wctzel street.
is Improving after an illness.
Roy Taylor of South Eoff street. Is
visiting at Elyria. o.
Miss Clara Hood Of Moundsv!lle,
spent yesterday with relatives on the
South Side.
Miss Cora Morris of South Jacob
street. is the guest Of Charleston rela-
tives.
Miss Luella Kearns Of Jacob street.
is recovering from an Illness.
Walter Leonard Of Jacob street. Is
improving after an illness.
Harry r. Parker Of Main street. is
visiting Mt Spokane, Wash.
Clarence Wycoffc of New brighton
has returned home after spending sew
eral days In this section Of the city.
Ralph Schneider Of Eoff street. spent
Yesterday nj MounhSrillc.
Carl Bom Of Browns Run. has re-
turned homo after spending several
DAYS in this section of the city.
Frank Marx Of New York city. is
visiting in this section Of the city.
Albert Herman Of Main street is
spending few days with relatives at
Shadyside.
Miss Sarah Reese of Smihfcld. O..
ia visiting Mrs. J. W. Schcrf of Chap
line street.
Mrs. Laurctta Rodgers of South Eoff
street, is a GAINESVILLE. O.. visitor.
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FERRIANS PLAY P. & E. G.
SUNDAY AT LEAGUE PARK
Game Will BE Second Of a Three Game
Series-Nenly and Smith to
Do Twirling.

The second Of the threc-Gamc series
TO be played between the Ferry ALI
Stars and tho i. & T. G. teams will be
staged at League park tomorrow aft
crnoon. while Ferry shut the Elm
Grove team out the last time they met.
there is no doubt but what the Pike
lads were in Il very crippled condition.
Fob Smith and Jack Nelly, tho two
best pitchers in the valley. will do the
twirlinG
Tho Lineup.
Observation-Disclosures. left field: Cecil.
second base; Brady. center field: O'Mal-
ley. catcher and captain: Chopper. right
field Hoffman. first base; Stobhs,
short stop; Reese. third base; Nelly.
pitcher: Wilson. pitcher.
T. Il f.. G.-Madden. third base; Gurth.
second base: F. Smith. short stop; Har-
rls. center fielder; Renther. catcher;
Keller. first base; Z. Smith. left field;
Jones, right field; r. Smith, pitcher;
Howard. pitcher.
Umpire-Morgan.
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Many Prisoners Taken

PARIS. Aug. 23.-Thc number OF
prisoners taken by the French in their
offensive operation on the Ferdun front
has been increased to 1889. the war or
flee reports The French last night
captured a fortified German position
north Of Mortmont farm. The announce
ment follows:
The German artillery was very act
i've north of the Aisne, especially in the
sector between Rraye-en-Laonnois and
Hurtcbise. Several enemy attacks In
the regions OF Laffaux mill. ALLIES and
Cerny were rcpulsed.
"On the left bank Of the Meuse
(Verdun front) our artillery. which had
the upper hand, was very active during
the night On the right bank Of the
river n detail operation enabled us TO
reduce small point Of resistance Of
the enemy north of Mortmont farm. We
took seventeen prisoners.
The number Of prisoners taken since
August 20 has reached 1889 including
lS5 officers and six hundred wounded.
The captured material listed includes
- cannon Of all calibres and more than
20n machine guns. In addition to nine
cannon which were destroyed.
There is nothing to report from the
remainder Of the front"
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STERNS-KNIGHT TO
Be BOOSTED HERE
Hawthorne Automobile Company Takes
Agency for Popular Car In Wheel
lag District.

The popular S:rrns-knight car. one
of tho ciaSSiCSt and most widely known
cars III the country is IL be represent
ed in the Wheeling district by the
Hawthorne Automobile company Of this
city and will bn displayed here within
very short time. There are but a
few cars OF the Stcrns-knight make in
the local district owing 10 he fact that
they have not been pushed here. but
there will no doubt be many of them
within the near future. The company
will have its fine new garage on Mar
ket street. north of Tenth. completed
within Il short time and will be ready
Tor business.
The popular new car. the Harroune
will also be handled in the Wheeling
district by this well known firm
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ROME, Aug. 23.-Furious fghting
continues OIL the Isonzo front. The war
office announces further gains for the
Italians on both the northern and south
err wings.
Austrian counter attacks OF redouoled
intensity are being beaten back by the
Italians. The following is the official
announcement:
ON the fourth day Of the battle on
the Julian front We again made consio-
ernble progress on the northern wing OF
the lire and obtained new successes on
the southern wing. The enemy 10 re-
acting strongly against our pressure ana
rcdoubling his counter ofensives. Our
troops are repulsing counter attacks
from the positions captured and are
CALAMITY proceeding toward realization
of their detectives"
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MAN BADLY HURT
IN STREET BRAWL
VIM. Faulsttck May Have Fractured
skuu-Davtd Meyers In jail.

In an alteration. it is said with
puvid Meyers, William Faulstick was
knocked to the pavement on Twenty
second street shortly before midnight. he
was removed to the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital, unconscious. Early this
morning he had only partially regained
consciousness and had not been able to
talk cohercntly.
Faulstck received bad cut In the
back Of his head and doctors are not
yet certain but that he may have 4
slight fracture OF the skull. An N-ray
examination of the wound will be made
this morning.
Squire VI. y. Bailey Of Twenty-second
street took Meyers into custody and
committed him to the county jail. await
ing the outcome Of Faulstick's wound
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Open Conflict Feared.

opon SOA3hSL O62Ooa
PETROGRAD. Aug. gas the day
approaches for the opening Of the "cx-
traordinary national council" at Mos
COW. the newspapers arc full of specu-
lation concerning expected dramatic an
nouncementS Of events. Judging from
present indications. the congress Is like
~ to take the form OF a struggle of tho
cabinet. backed by the Socialist Left.
against the hourgcoisie. consisting OF
Constitutional Democrats, disseminated
Moscow business men under their pres
idcnt. NJ. Riabushinsky, and dismissed
generals. who all agree in severely critt-
cisinE the present course and policy.
demanding radical changes.
This view is taken by the PetroGrad
and Moscow press. which declare that
If no agreement is reached between the
contending groups oren conflict must
follow. First steps already have been
takon toward vigorous and aggressive
action by the malcontents. Among
those who have arrived at Moscow are
President RodZiauko. Of the Duma: A.
J. Gushkoff.. ex-prcsident of tho Duma:
Prof. Paul Miliukoff. ex-foreign minis
ter: \. l. Shingaror. V. A. Maklakoff
also the former commander-in-chief Of
the Russian armies. Generals Alextco
and Brusilon. who yesterday conferred
with the leaders. Oh the AOSCo" HIoNe
ment: NJ. Enthusiastically. exMayor
Tchclkokoff. ex-minisier of trade; a. l.
konovaloff and Prince S. Troubetskoi.
Conferences were held under the
Craftsmanship of n. Rodzianko. at which
the differences between the government
and the bourgeosie were sharply en-
phasizcd. the only exception being made
for Premier Kcrensky. whom some Of
the speakers acclaim as capable OF saw
ing the. country. on the condition that he
lbcratcs himself from Socialist and
council Of deputies control. The press
was excluded from the preliminary dis
cussion. and precautions were taken to
prevent speeches being recorded: but II
was stated these concerned tho recon-
structlon Of the cabinet on the princi-
pie Of strong power. the possibility Of
military dictatorship and the necessity
of presenting the cabinet with an ul-
timatum.
Prince Troubetskoi. in a sharp speech,
attacked the government. declaring the
sacred revolution had fallen under the
coarse claws OF men who think only Of
plundering the national riches. and OF
their own interests. The government.
the speaker complained. is entirely in
the hands Of Petrograd. That is the
chief evil. Petrograd being the centor
of rottenness.' Therefore. he said. It
vas impcrativoly necessary to transfer
the capital to healthy Moscow. Prince
Troubetskot excepted Premier kcrensky
from general condemnation but NJ. Hin.
Moscow speaker. declared Premier
Kerensky culpahlc. owing to his assoc
citation with those responsible for the
present anarchy.
General Ale1iefr flcrcely denounced
the Socialist Order No. l." giving SOL
eiers full liberty and abolishing salut-
ing The general also denounced Petro-
grad General BrusiloT followed. de-
clarinE that he agreed with everything
that General Alexier had said.
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Hood Lumber Company.

The Hood Lumber company has been
chartered with n capital stock Of $780,
600. c. NJ Hood of Glendale; Milton
B. Crowan J. NJ. Ritz Of Moundsvile:
and George H. Sheetz of Bridgeport.
are the incorporators. The offices are
located In the National Bank of West
Virginia building.
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Zion Lutheran brotherhood.

Quite an enjoyable time was spent
by the members OF the Zion Lutheran
BI otherhood last evening Mt the home
of William II. BIckmycr on Caldwells
Run. Smoking and good things TO eat
and speeches of prominent speakers
were features of the affair.
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Scarcity Of Food,

PETROGRAD. Aug. 23.-The official
Torgovo Phomulshlennara Gazetta pub
fishes a plan for commercial loan in
America where II Is hoped the problem
OF supplying Russia with food products
will be solved. The writer declares
that the main cause Of the chronic de-
fciency Of food in cities is the unwili-
ingncss Of farmers to exchange agri-
cultural products for paper money
with which In connectlo with the COM
plete lack Of manufactured goods they
can buy nothing.
Russia. the writer continues. must
therefore, conclude a loan In America,
supplying Washington with q list Of
goods needed. chiefly nails. tools. shoes.
agricultural implements. leather. cotton
wooden and textiles and order these
goods direct from the American govern
ment The writer declares that owing
to the decrease in the importation Of
certain kinds Of war material. the char
acter Of the majority OF the goods re-
quired and the impending extension by
Americans of the port OF Valivostnk'
Russia can overcome the difficulty Of
transport.
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French Gains Admitted.

BERLIN. Aug. 23.-Nta London.-In
the lighting yesterday in the region OF
yerdun. the German general headquar-
trrs staff today reports the French
gained 4 footing only in German fore
most trench on a small front TO the west
of the Sachrrauville-B Beaumont road.
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Wilson On tho Job.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. 23.-Sccre-
tary Wilson was in conference with
miners and coal operators OF the
Birmingham district today on the pend
ing controversy over recognition of tn"
miners union. The secretary stated
that information about the progress
made would he issued to the public AS
developments justified.
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Returned To PittskurRh.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris and MI
and Mrs. Ross Fox who have been
spending n few days with relatives In
this city. returned to their home at
Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
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AlleCed Positions Are Held.

BERLIN. Aug. 23.-With the eNcep-
tion nf TWO places cast of st. Julien
and on the TprcsMcnin road. on the
Belgium front. the Berlin wnr office de-
clarcs that the German foremost
trenches on the nine mile lighting front
wcrr completely maintained yesterday
against the British attacks.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
MYxa CRAIG Entartains.

The Betsy Ross club was pleasantly
entertained last evening by Miss Lizzie
Craig at her home on South Jacob
street. An hour devoted to needlework
preceded n dainty luncheon.
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RUSSIA'S FATE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Berlin dispatches reporting the pres
ence Of Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
In that sector were taken to confirm
the view. Possibility of moving the
Russian capital from Petrograd to
Moscow were discussed. but that has
been brought up before when the pur-
pose was to get away from the radical
elements in Petrograd.
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IOtaI ..........,.........., F-'t '.
Amount To b Provided for by LeTy....-.. l.sso's'
II nnreartpg that tho total valuation Of Al
t.1ab. property In this village Is s537."a67s; ino
It appearing from tho foregoing estimates mat
It Is necessary to raise b5 levy 81 .Ss0.3s' there-
foro 1t is determined that levy on eacn ono
hundred Dollars valuation Of ThirtJ-frs 1881
Cents will be necessary 70 produced the estimated
amount for tho ensuing fiscal year.
T. C. MOFFAT.
Recorder Of village Of Le1thervood.
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Russians Beaten Back.

PETROGRAD. Aug 23.-The Russian
forces on the northern end Of the Rus
sian front. where the Germans have be-
gun an offensive, yesterday retired
pressure from the region Of Rasgedzen
and Kemern. to the lake shloyirn, and
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nata nafofr6d.

PETRoGRAD, Aug. e3.-The Russian
provisional government has postponed
until November IS the elections to the
constituent asscmly. The first meeting
of the assembly will not be held until
December II.
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BERLIN. Aug. 90. via London.-Ger..
man forces yesterday occupied without
fighting the Russian positions west or
the river IA to the Odinx-BiEaun line.
on the Riga front, according to the Of
ficial announcement made today by the
German war department..
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nub Picnic.

The Lucky Glover club will hold a
picinc Sunday at Indian Run. Games
and picnic spreads will be enjoyed.
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ro,,, r.,in,,sd Disbursements. .tS5s5.ss
Amour, to I've Provided by Lev.........'. 2!2o''.
II app-,dnr that Z levy on each Ono Hundred
Dollars valuation OF Eighteen 1881 cents for municipal
nlrposcs will bs to produce tho estimated
amount as aforesaid for tho ensuing fiscal year
RANK G. BRocKHARDT.
Recorder. Town Of Pleasant Valley.
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
AND ESTIMATED LEVY OF THE TOWN W
PLEASANT VALLEY. OHIO COUNTY,

W. w.
In accordance With Section 4, Chapter 0. Of the
Acts OF the Extraordinary session OF the Lens'
lsture of 1908. tho Council met on IuesdS'
August H. 1917 and proceeded to mako up An
estimate Of the amounts necessary 10 Do Iehoo
for the current fiscal year.
ESTIMATED RECEPT8.
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Bids should be addressed 10 Secretary OF the
, Board OF Education. West Liberty West Virginia
The Board the right TO reiect any or AL
bids.
BIZ ordcr OF tho Board Of Education q Liberty
District, r. l. RoUDEBUSH. Scc'y
A1yA GARRISON, President Aug 16-ls-N
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Frankendorf region. The official state
nent issued today by the Russian war
department. announcing this Withdraw
al. says that the German artillery con-
Quoted an intense fire in this sector.
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BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND
BELGIUM. Aug. 23.-(By The ASSOCIATE
ed Press. )-nrtinitc success can be rec
ordcd this morning for the latest Brit
Isr operations cast and northeast OF
Ypres. on the Belgian front. which yes
tcrday were surrounded by much un'
certainty owing 10 the ticr"cness OF the
resistance offered by the Germans.
LONDON. Aug. o3.--Thc British have
advanced their lines southeast Of Lens
the war office announced. An attack
east Of Lnngemarck was rcpulscd.
British posts in the nctghborhood or
Lambertzyde. Belgium. were raidcd by
the Germans.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
aInc EnR E0Al

BIDS FOR COAL.
Sailed bids will DO received By The board o.
Edur,,ion Of Liberty District. Ohio County. West
yI,gnIa until O'Clock .. m. Monday August
o. lol1 for furnishln: coal indicated:
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ESTIMATES.

special meeting Of the Council OF the village
Of Iea,herFood was held on tho l4th DAY OF
August 1917.
In accordance With Section 1. Chapter OF mo
Acts OF the Extraordinary session q the LeSi'lA-
.ure Of 1905 tho Council proceeded TO MAKE up
IN estimate Of the amounts necessary 10 b iereo
for the current fiscal year. and estimaHo 'n'
several amounts TO be leTied ~ follows:
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
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Tho Isonxo Battle.

probably say whether we are likely u
obtain a decisive victory"
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ENTENTE OFFENSIVES
CONTINUED from FIRST Page.)
Success For British.

gains of territory, but later were
dislodcrd in counter-attacks.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-oyerlsnd g." 1915 model. run t.oB
miles: elegant condition. Inquire Automobile"
care Intelligence. Sus-H-t
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WANTED Statesmen.
WANTED.

Expersnced tale1nan TO ssil our neV
nationally advertised specislty TO mes-
chants on essy payment plan proposition:
Will positively mako = cash profit 10 pur-
chaser; already becoming standard
equipment: possible to earn from thres
thousand To six thousand yearly; COM
missions advanced promptly: Aads fur
niIhed choice territory now open: this
Is . permanent, profitable connection for
the right man.
Telephone or call
lh. /. c. STEVENSON.
At MLURE HOTEL
suS.3t-I
.~~c
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WANTED-Bicycle.
bicycle in good ordsr. fos
cash. Address "BuSG. caro- lntelligeueef.
auS-74-S
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SALE-Farms.
FOR aALE-FIrms. coal and timber llndR op<f-
Itinf coal mine. house In Martins Ferry. o..
building lots near O. 8. Aruior plant Graham
company. Charleston. ". Va - auI;2tiio
FOR sALE-Fllm. 100 4. located Cross Pike
between Mt. PleAsant and Pleasant Grove. Ohio:
good house. barn. we'll wstered. all kinds Of frlit:
llA timber. MrI Elizabeth Been. aus.32-x
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR eALE-Ons tam Of mules. . elossd carriage
and 4 bury. Home Of Good Shepherd luS-73.i
FOR sALE-Frssh Gov. registered Jee,e5. third
calf; also Oxford ram lambs Z e. Gibson.
Boil Phone. AuS.73J
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WANTED-Male and Female

experienced dopbls snt5
bookkeepsr. good proposition 10 night patty.
Address At onca Bookkeeping sa0 Theellrt
Intelligencef eug.zA-h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
AUCTION sales.--future Days
BY MORTON G. THALHlMER,
Real Estate Auctioneer. 90
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
WITH DWELLING. SITUATED IN
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.

r. ~ virtue Of a certain Iced of trust
70 me uhdersisned trustee. dated April
the clerks office Of the city Of VII
ii~anisburs. Va. in deed. book Z. page
29s, DEFAULT having been made in the
OF the debt thereby secured.
beneficiary. ] will sell at public auction
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUN IS. 1917,
at ~ NJ O'Clock,
the real estate and improvements de-
scribed In the said deed as follows, to-
or land lying. being and situated in the
city Of Williamsburg. Va, bounded and
1eSS,'bed as follows: Beginning at a
street tDukc of Gloucester street,.
which point is the intersection or tho
SAID south line Of Main Street with the
Macon and the Dawson heirs, thence
running westwardly along the south
line or Main street Duke OF Gloucester
street,. and fronting thereon seventy
eight C7S) feet more or less. to a point
which il six 90 feet east OF the room
extension OF the dwelling now occupied
by ne said grantors. and running back
Sou'hwardly ctwecn parallel lines TO
Francis Street. on which it has a like
frontage.
TERMS: For cash as TO so much Of
inc proceeds as may be necessary to
dcfray the expenses of executing this
trust. including 4 tru.tce's commission
OF I'VE taTn) per cent, all taxes that
may be due. and Il ratable proportion
charge two notes. one for $40 and
interest from April li.. 1917. and ono
ior 5000 and interest from April "a,
1917. and the balance. IL amy. at ono
year from date. All the notes given
for deferred payments to bear Interest.
and 20 he secured by "A trust deed on
the above described property.
IRVING MAY.
TTnaA
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FOR RENT-Real Estate
FOR RENT
by W. s. ROBINSON x CO.
E. ilJ East Franklin.

ht W. -. toBlNSON X CO.
40 East Franklin.
$3.50 per m~onth-ls27 Floyd Ave, .
rooms.
s33.33 per month-3.l7 Hanover Ave.
2 rooms.
$3.50 per m%onth--2aol West Cary St.
8 rooms.
$4,000 per month-a7o9 West Cary. !
.ooms.
$4,000 pc: month--"O South Colonial.
5 I'omS.
$500 per m~onth-3aoa West Main. s
rooms.
S?@.oo per month-2Sll East Broad. S
rooms.
FLATS
$4,000 per month-2703 Floyd Avenue.
6 rooms.
$4,000 per month-27O1-A Floyd Ave,
8 rooms.
$4,000 per month-e7ll Floyd Avenue.
. rooms.
$4,000 per month-iO3 North Davis
Avenue, : rooms.
1880 per month-52i North Eleventh
Street. = rooms.
$3.50 per month-2O North Lombardy.
D rooms. At once.
$1,000 per month-l92J-A Floyd Ave,
4 rooms.
$500 per month-l7O3 Taylor Street,
rooms.
$500 per month-1703-A Taylor ST..
4 rooms.
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We will sell for Wittknnp & so. who
arc going out of business. at their
place. No. 1000 Brook Avenue. ON
TUESDAY,. JUNE Ia. 1917.
at 2 o'clock l.. NJ.
"a complete Blacksmith and WhccIwright
Shnp equipment. consisting Of . hnNIlS.
F.. FntEcs "-horsc-powcr y. &. Motor.
Shaftinc and Belts. l!unalo fowcr or
Iiaid Drill IrcsS. Champion tpScttcr.
Tire Bender, Grindstonc. SGT stock and
'ieS. large lot Siacksmitl's Tools. >
' iS"S. Emery Wheel and stand. about
10 kegs new HorScShocS. large stock
I'oltS. lot Ear aud Tire steel. Spring
steel. ~. =. Leather and Rubber Pads.
lot EcinS. Spokns and Shafts. Rubber
Tire Machine. Torch. Platform scales.
several Open aud TOP Wagons. Dump
Dump Carts. odd Wagon
Wheels and Bodies and other material.
etc: also I-pasScHEcr EuiCk Tour
ing Car. i'm good mechanical condition,
with good tires and nicely painted.
Sale positive. TERMS: cash.
II VALENTINE. AUCTION CO. Nc,
A~uCtlonccrS.