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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice of Proof Of Application Of Wa

Notice of Proof of Application Of Wa.
ter to Beneficial Use
Notice is hereby given that at 10 A.
NJ. on the Goth day OF June, 1918, at
May. County OF Lemhi, State of Idaho,
before Saloma j. Cleveland a Notary
Public, proof will be submitted of the
application to beneficial use of one and
siN-tenths cubic feet per second of the
waters of Bear Creek in accordance
with the terms and conditions Of Per-
NIT No. l02Sl, heretofore issued by the
State Engineer of the State of Idaho.
The name and postotlice address Of
the person holding said permit are Har
ry Bates, May, Lenlhi county. Idaho.
?. The use to which said water has
been applied is irrigation.
g.. The amount applied to beneficial
use is l and 6-l0 cubic feet per second
A.. Tho place where said water is
used is N K of the NV, Section e2.
township II North, Range "A East of
Boise Meridian.
5 The name of the canal or ditch or
other works by which said water is
conducted to such place of use is The
Bear Creek ditch.
q The right to take water from
such works is based upon Permit No.
102S1,
7; The source of supply from which
such water is diverted is Bear creek a
tributary of Goldburg creek.
g; The date of the priority which
saio user Is prepared to establish is
May 25, 1914. FRED A WIGE1E
iiz' Jl9 state Engineer
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IN THE PROBATE COTIRT

IN THE PROBATE COURT
or tie County of Custer, State Ct I.
IDAHO.
In the matter of the Ettate OF
Charles Rains, deceased.
Notice of publication of Time an.
pointed for proving will. Etc.
Pursuant TO an order of said Court
made Gu the ath day Of June. 1915, no,
tice is hereby given that Friday. the
2sth day OF June, 1918, at two o'clock
Z. NJ OF said day. q. the Court Room
OF said Court, at the Court House, in
the town Of cballis, County OF Custer,
mas teen appointed az the time and
place for proving the Will Of suid
Charles Ralns deceased, aud for hear
ing the application of 1. U. Harer for
the issuance to him of letter. Of admin
issration when and where anv person
interested may appear and contest the
same.
Dated June s. 1918
je-s7 ANDREW j. HIGGINS. Clerk
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Dea't burnsup your old wear
ing spparsl--it will be called for
soon by the Red Cross, who will
send ths same to suffering Bel.
gisns.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-03

See ludlow & Baxter for the
best in the hardware line. Wa
handle nothing out hardware.
implements, etc. it is our spec.
jalty. not side line with US
we are therefore able to save YOU
money on guaranteed goods.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial NO. Ol64A8

department Of the interior, u. s
Land ohics 81 HALEY, Idaho, April rs,
1915. NJ
Notice 10 hereby given that William
). knight, OF Patterson, Idaho. who.
on December 3. 1913, made Homes,ea b
Entry, Serial No. 0i8443, for VIZ NE.
a VIZ SEA, Secsion IS. Township IA
North, Range 20 East, Boise Meridian.
mas iiled notice OF intention 20 make
Ihree Year Final Proof to establish
claim to the land above described, be.
fore Valentine Msefzer, United state.
Com missioner, at Patterson, Idaho. on
she nineteenth day OF August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIM. 5. Barsalou, Theo. A.. Barsa-
!on. William A. Miller, Eugene A.
knight all OF Patterson, Idaho.
mz9 JW BEN II. GRAY, Register
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For sale: White Russian seed
oats, . cents q pound in the bin
Write to or inquire of G. M.
Read, Challis, Idaho AT
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-03

March Goth, 1918, to bal on hid s2l1o &c
l, d. +. Haworth, Treasurer of the
village Of Challis, in the County of
Custer and the State of Idaho do here
oy certify that the above financial
statement is full, true and correct
statement Of all moneys received and
paid out by me on account Of said VII
lage OF Challis fos>> the three months
ending March soth, 1918. to the best of
my knowledge aad belief.
II. II. HAWORTH,
Village Treasurer
Correct, Attest:
A. J. HIGGINS,
Village Clerk
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 10th day Of April, 1918.
lSeail W. w. ADAMSON,
Notary Public, Challis, Idaho
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DISEURSEME NTS

DlSBURSEM ENTS
War No Favor OF Acct Of Amt
eo4 First State Bank, Assgd acts $50. so
'oo $50
9o6 Geo. MCGOWAN Co., supplies a.25
so7 Brasseur e. Lambeth, labor 1850
9os First State Bank, assgd acts 10. so
300 c. o. Broxon, St. In. Mig. fees %. 40
$40 DR.. c. L. Kirt.ey, health ins. 600
Oil VIM. Buster, labor and sups. 81. 50
6ls A J, Higgins, salary Dec Jan 80. 90
SO Thos. Jose. Jr., labor 100
9l4 Paul Gurdiol, - labor $3.50
9l5 VIM. Buster- labor 2S. 90
DIG DR.. G. L. Kirtley, salary b. o. 100
9l7 A. j. Higgins, salary Feb'y- rs. 90
Total .-----$ 37ois3
REHABILITATION
Recsirts as shown above se4oo. 40
Less disbursements ---- 37e.sa
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VILLAGE TREASURER'S

VILLAGE TREASURER'S
Quart erly report for the three months
ending March Both, 1918;
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand last report SlsO3. 81
january 4th, 1918, from inter-
est on Liberty Bond -~ GA
January l4th, 1918, from A. j.
higgins, clerk ------~---.--- 1869 80
February 9Th, lols, from A. j.
H'ggins' clerk --------- l2l. 50
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$-$$-$

they arc firmly established on tho east
bank Of the Lys river having made
crossings at several pSints. against
which the enemy resisted with detcrmi-
nation.
Around lie Catcau. where Americans
arc nghitng with tho British fourth
army. enemy activity has decreased
greatly. Tho same is true of the Amer
icau sector northwest OF Ncrduu. whore
the chief activity Of the enemy has h"rn
the Smelling OF the American lines with
mustard and other gas shells md an air
raid which came near 10 achieving the
destruction OF an American has" hospi-
tai.
The German reply TO President Will
son is still the subject of much COM
rlnut. newspapers and public alike
agreeing that Germany has by no means
adequately met tho desires az tho l'rrSl-
dent and the allied powers. Oiiicial
cogniZaucc Of the note has not Yet been
taken by tn" United states government.
Meanwhile" numerous German papers
are vallinE upon TIA" emperor TO cllnl-
naic himself from the question. ana uc-
claring that peace must not be DELAYED
ON account Of the lIoh"nznllrr1S or for
other reasons.
Winter, unusually late this year, mas
SO, in on the front in northern Russia.
and = prolonged lull is looked FOR III mat
territory,
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Helriau station cut.

1IAVEE. oct. 22.--Th- official com
miiuicatIun issued by E"lEnn h"hdQuar-
Irrs tonight says: The enemy sought to
maintain his positions "a liz" lIyS ana
The canal from Deynzc Ia tho lpntch
frontier. lie attempted several couh-
ter attacks for the purpose "f i"rc!hE
us hack west Of pctcEhrTn. whl'h VIZ
had occupied Sunday. All those niiarhS
fnilcd with heavy losses. The belgian
army crossed at ::rv"ral points IN" "a
mi nc-p"riv;t ton D"IalyS.
IN their retreat the Germans were
compelled 10 throw 2n1 vehicles INT" INC
RruEcs-,:h"n' canal near MiS"rir, west
.'Thr French troops lIavc established
south of the DcynEc Il hridE"h"ad I" 4
death nr three kilOmci"T$ over AN extent
Of -FOUR kiionr:"rS. Patrols have tray
r:.s"d tn, courS" Of III" lyS farth"F
snu;h to Wives irlni w
Fin tic course of tho operations inu
Germans wrr" taken prisoner hE inc
French. ,.,;,, ,,,-
"'rnr second British army despite CON
Siderable resistance from machln" guns
and artillery have advanced on IRON.
ur lcnn m. trrs (ahuut II nilcl hctW"r"
the I,ys and tn" Sch"ldt and hay" cSlan,
ljshrL q hridE"hca1 on III" riEht damn
Of in" Srhr!,t east of lrcn.
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GREAT AMERICAN
(Coutinued from Page Oue.)

Tho line surrendered by the enemy
from Lille northward TO the coast. ~
was nointed out. WAS far stronger ana
no longer than that he now STANDS upon
in Belgium. In addition. by the cVncu-
alton Of the Flanders coast, h." has lur-
nished the allies with means Of setting
up new and moIc direct commun!I;tli"li
lines from England via Ost"nd' IcrhruE-
&c or other Flanders ports. Nllh"nt
question. It Is said. these avenues ~
supplying the advancing ARMIES arc
already being opened TO free tn" longer
lines back into France or thht hurhca'
and consequently. officers cannot SEC any
tactical advantage gained by the enemy
unless he intends To fall back at least
TO the line of the Mouse.
The first stage OF tn" Crca: retreat
is almost complete. The German right
flank has been swung back Xix" n gate
all the way from Sol"sm"s. south Of
Nalcnc!cnncs. TO the Dutch border.
South Of the pivot there has been niue
change on the front from the Dis" I"
the N1eusc. 1t has been noted that IN"
heavy concentration nf forces was made
by the Germans on the lie Catcau-piS!-
Scrrc front and also against tho Nm"ri-
can pressure northwest OF Ecrduh
without question the retention OF these
lines until broken was vital I" the 'i"r-
man plan OF action. Now that IN" Win
draw;tl in the north has progressed so
fully, however, it would cause II" sur
pris. here If q retirement between the
DIS" and ~"rrc W"r" nllu"Fthk"N WITHOUT
delay, to rectIfy the whole line.
To many officers It srcmS n"SslnI'
thai now events have SO shaped tho
lines that a great drive may soon d.
undcrt aiken. calculated to upset me
whole. German plan uf r"tircmcnt. Al
ready tho allied lines hay" been short
cncd so that considerable forces must
No available for the work. particularly
British. The time cannot he far away
also when the American second army
under Major General Eullard. Will h'
put into play.
To some observers It seems possible
that a wide attack may he mad" ny IN"
two American armies, both cast AND
west IF the Mouse, the thrust hHlnt
aimed at the great -:il artery passing
operating French assault west Of IN:
Argonnc would naturally T." part 81
such \ thrust To other officers. recent
French raiding operations IN Al:i;tc'
seem to have Significance. Apparently
information is desired rs To the German
strength on that front ana "a !" lh'
character and quality Of troops thor.
Such raids invariably proceed" ''i"nS'
~. uurral ions alth"HEh they rarely aus
r'ner lrv their lnr1lity thc exact plA""
OF the propu.'C' "'ihck
So far as tho German Poar" OVER nrH'
ar concerned. army "'hc"rS h"hi thh
manifrstly now is the tim" VI llm,S :Y'
n new and crushing blow WIN tl'
hone OF carly peace tcinE dang1cd before
the o.rcs nf the war weary G"rmai
troops their morale viii b." ~ its loves
! GLIB il is said. wRil" in ~" hiind ara
American ranks tho roundabout German
| adrnis ions Of defeat can "nlE |H!c ElE
! on new cost for the fight.
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shows Decentralization.

PARIS. oct. 22.-The German reply
to President wilson excited much com.
Irrutl.S th;S evening. 1t was consider
OIL ON every side as denuting that
Spirit OF depression and dcmoraiiza
psrvades Germany. Concerning the rel
rrcrrc TO the conditions OF evacuation
and armistice. the note IS regarded To be
wiirully equivpcal. crafty and obscure;
+bo h.licf that the So-callcd cpnStitu-
ti"nal reforms in Germany afford n"
.-,lornntnr that ~" reforms VIII b" i&Sl-
.,;,.. urwsra,.rs express thc opinion
mr. rho not. IS e moral lhIicniI"n OF
tbnN German emperor. They say mat
Germany feels til" need OF peace anu - ;,
givtu. way. but that tn" governments
,cn,Ild like 70 Obtain I'"ac" without ac-
crptimg Just and necessary sacritlcG Is:
ard declares that IN ;trmistic" cannot 10
considered until II gives IN" hiL'S u.
nrc. cxactlv ,h.. same guarantees as u
tn:nip,.tc victory.
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SUPREME WAR COUNCIL
(Coutinued from Page One)

cussions Of the situation. though Il was
noted that the present German commu-
nicatiun says nothing whatever about
In harmony with our allies" 1t seems
that both the allies and Germany re-
CARDS III. lesser Central Powers as viz
tually uut of the war.
Senatnr Lodge. Republican leader ana
ranking minority IncmhcrTuf the foreign
relations committee. issued a statement
during the day denouncinE the German
note as another poorly laid trap and re-
itcrating his opinion that only one de-
mand should he made 10y the President
surrender.
TIE belief that no. trap VIII succeed
was reiterated everywhere. Almost tho
one thing stated on authority Is that
there will be no relaxation of the great
forward movement of the allies ana
American armies nor any pause IN at
tack upon the rctrcajinS foe except upon
the terms Of the allied aud American
military leaders. Terms Of "vacu3t1un
I, Is pointed out, necessarily would De
virtually the terms Of an arlnlstlcc ana
in the opinion of military men would
include breaking OF the German war
machine as an armed force ana the &C
cupacion BY the Americans ana the allIs
of such strategic lines and stronghoIus
as General F'och might deem necessary
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ASK WILLARD TO AID
IN WELFARE CAMP A|GN

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Jcss Willard
heavyweight champion OF the world
was requested by telegraph to-day To
give his puGilis;ic services In the ma
tion-widr campaign TO raise $lIn.OOo.eoo
for the various welfare organizations
engaged in furnishing comfort TO inc
American forces. The telegram. which
was addressed Ia willard al his nome
nj Lawrence, kas.. does not mention the
name OF n prospective opponent IL
simply asks him to volunteer MS ser
vices. rs many Other boxing champions
are doing
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rAEIS. oct 22--Th" T'Hnis r"Fl""s
contains no word Of apology Tor c"lm'S
,,,nrriiini. Tin" mote. II SAYS. - com
posed or two rnrts: on" part winch ~
.,,Er for y r.sni;c from lighting. Thc
n,h"r answers tn" ned OF tn" German
government fnr Sus:nininE hope IN Ger
man%. ,, ,.,.
In regard :" IL" German demand IHAt
.rr:,ni. ',n"uts Tor au arritSti"' $IlHuih nc
,,..,rIi,,,~ =, ,l,,. ,pnW..r OH both sides 81
-" MID. ,l,. Temps wonders what Con.
rral IInirm:,nu w"uid hHV" SAID about
ina, b"for" tin. l:r"St-lii"HSk Mcguire
tons.
WHAT - tho good" i adds. cot t"ii-
ing us tn, German rr..tnt' naS hr"n rad
call; transformed wh"i tic R"IchSiaS
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DON'T NEGLECT 4
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after it with Sloan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous.

Apply n little. don't r71h' i"t II pene-
trate, and--Ev"t-hy tw!nGr: sam" for
external aches. l.arns. strains st1ih"SS
,f FONTS or muscles lamcn"*s. bruis".
Infant relief without mu$Sin'FS or
.r"i!,,l cinthiug EcliahI"--th" biggest
selling linanrnt year after year. Eco
nunrical hv reason If enormous sales
<..,. = biz. hrtul" ready N I'll times.
ALL ,n,r Grri"risr for Sl"an's l.inam"nt.
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DIED

SuTH-On Sunday. October 20. 1915.
at GAS o'clock q. m. MARY kLEMM
SMITH. aged 25 years.
Funeral from her late residence No. 20
Marshall avenue, Elm Grove. probably
some time Thursday. pending arrival
Of brother, Clarence. from Camp L"c.
Va Interncnt at Mt Calvary ceme-
terry.
BLE1Fu-on Tuesday. October az,
1915. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. IN the ono
Valley General hospital, RUDOlIph
BLIEFUS, in the 3Sth year Oh his age.
Funeral notice hereafter,
JEFFERs- Sunday. October TO- 1919
at Il o'clock .. M ut her late resi-
dcnce at Pleasant Valley. MRS. MARf
z. widow Of the lato Matthias 1et-
fcrs.
Services from the residence THURSDAY
afternoon 3 O'Clock. Friends OF teH
family respectfully invited to attend.
Intcrn1ent private Greenwood ceH'e-
terry.
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RED CROSS WORKERS
GET OUT OF RUSSIA

STOCKHOLM. Oct. 21.-(3y the Assoc
cintcd rr"SS 1.-The last of the Amcri-
can Red Cross workers in Russia
reached StuCkholm> today after a four
day "trip hy.trnin from l'rtroErnd. The
party consists al Major Allen Wardwcll.
Captain J. W. Andrews and Or. NJ. DAY.
idSon.
Captain Andrews illness detained tie
part. in Russia after the departure M
tn" other members Of the Red Cross,
but he is now much improved.
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An English View.

LONDON. Oct. 22.-The Manchester
Guardian saws it does not SEQ that this
particular cont rovcrSy can with adyan-
tagn br carried much further.
"Prcsidrnt Wilson,. the paper goes on
insisted from the first that as pre-
limiuary condition to an armlStice inc
C;rr,uan ARMIES must be withdrawn on
all frmnts within their own frontiers.
and this condition has already been &C
ccpted hy Or. Solf. The conditions OF
an armistic., therefore can only be con-
sidcrnd with this as a starting l'"i'it'
and rho actual position of the forces in
rho field cannot be taken rs standard.
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Two Baker Children Buried;
Two Are Critically Ill
Mother Only One Vol Of Entire Family
Father Bedrtdden With
Fatnl Malndy.

4 double funeral was held yesterday
afternoon for the two Baker children
who died Of Spanish influenza this
week in the Ohio Valley General hos
pituI. where three other children of4hc
family nrr suffering with the same dis
case. two of whom are critically Ill
Ruth, four years. and Charles, aged
twn--who wore reported tn be in n &C.
rious condition early this morning. The
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Thousands Vaccinated
To Prevent Influenza

Special Dispatch to The Inteiligenccr.
CLAR[SBCRG. W. Va. Oct. 22.--ln
efforts In check the epidemic OF Spanish
influenza. which is reaching alarming
proportions here arrangements were
made this afternoon to raccinatc al Ihe
employees Of Iha leading ihdustri'i
plants, numbering between ,-3.OV" anu
AGO. Scyenty-siX new cases ana SIX
deaths were reported to-day BY DR.. W..
II. Cooke, health officer.
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DELAYED a single day on account OF the
HohcnzoilrrnS ii they arc an obstacle
80 it. declares the Volks t'rcurd OF
Karlsruhe. which also Is pSrm1itt ,',no It."
.,iti,.us n.i;.f that IN" emperor was
chosen 20 rule by divin" right.
'rh. Srhwaihische Tagwa"ht says tnat
everybody is now convinced the alllrS
Will not accord Germany Hh.%ip p,rGi
Germany is the price tn" German people
ar. ready I" pay. ,.o.
In permitting such items 70 i"av" Ger
many the German censorship HrNat"m;l,%
IS preparing public "piHi"n i"T c'''''"7
nNnIfS.
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Parents arc Charles NJ. and Hester

Baker.
Tho services wore held in the family
home. 1921 Lind street. The father lay
IN an adjoining room with Bright's dis
ease. Tho Rev. DIR. W. H.. Fields. OF
tho First Christian church. officiated.
The services w"r" private aud burial
was in local cemetery. The bereared
mother Is the only member Of the family
who is not i'll. She is dividing her
time between the hospital. where the
three surviving children of the five lay
i'll. and the Family home 10 administer
Ia her husband.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; large front room
and one adjoining room; oil conrem-
ences. Phone 19S3-M. o-lh-m
FOE hENT-Three rooms and bath
with furnace heat. Stop il Brook
side; phone 25S-J. o-lt-t
FOR RENT-Good orr1ce and living
rooms on the second and third floors Of
the now Intelligencer building. 1905 ami
1907 Market St. Now ready for ocsu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care lntcill-
soncnr ap-17-tf
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WANTD-Agents

wAHTED-2 good agents. male or fc-
male. In good legitimate business.
Will pay good salary or commission.
Steady employment. Call at once. ".
4. Henry, Stamm Hotel. o-23-
WANTEpIThree good agents TO cell
household necessities on the Install
ment plaA. Best Of goods and best 81
commissions. We pay weekly. C. F.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main st. mf-l.-et
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RUMANIAN LEGION
FIGHTS THE AUSTRIANS

WASHINGTON, Oct. o.-Informatlon
WAS received to-day by the Rumanlan
legation that Pennsylvania Rumah'A''S
captured by the Italians. while III she
Austrian army. have organized Itu-
mnnan legion md now are lighting WIN
the Italian army against their anclci's
enemy. The legion numbers ls.oVo ana
was organized under the SUPERVISION %
the Rumaninn national committee VI
Paris;
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Hntn Discussed.

wAsTTISGTON oct. "2.--.l'r"s don,
wilson discussed the wjr'lre> y"rsl"H
iur IN" German n":" a ''m%'h WIN - :
n.ivisnrs AT t"hay'S "ahiU"I meeting. ,'''
official text has not h"''n L"liy"r,d 10y
,hr Swiss legation. and II appeared co..
riain that no anl"unr"u' ~ Of tn" Pros
Id".t's ATTITUDES wruld y" M;"'' h"!"r'.
3 tomorrow
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TWO WEST VIRGINIA GRADUATES

BALTIMORE. Md. n"t H%.-Thc non
cn,l,,r.j.+Irnr,I rricrrS training Srn'"'l ~
,'.mr N,r,ir has just "udel and tn" fol
luWin. Nr..t Virginia boys are Erad'at-
:yn l,r srr-c"nis: L; T.. Whitman. Ron
To h.. corporal. Gcnrc" Tncat. Monroe
". "a.
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MISCELLANEOUS
rprr nrurAr, WORK,

Wanted: 100 white patients for denta
dentists Of the state, positively without
charges or pain. For further informa-.
ton. phone 800. or call ut ntth moor OIL
CITY Bank Building.
pRESS WELL AND SAVE MoNEY.
~ USED FINE OVERCOATS AND
SUITS ar GREAT BARGAINS. Gas
SELL. 1929 MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. o-l0-tt
PATENTS S sss5f ;. ::$ Az: {;
trademark litigation. Booklet treA
II. +, DUNLAP. 1Saout haWysE.
National Exchange Bank Buudl1&
Wheeling. W. Va .---