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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17
YALE FAV0RITE
 OYER HARVARD

NEW HAVEN, May IT - Yale should have an easy time in defeat ing Harvard today in their annual dual meet. The Blues easily won from the Tigers and Princeton dosen't figure as tough a proposition as the Crimson, especially as Harvard has lost Anles Stevens, its star weight man.
 PRINCETON, May IT - Columbia, Pennsylvania and Princeton crews are awaiting the starters gun for the Childs Cup race on Lake Carnegie this afternoon. The coaches of all three crews declare their oarsmen fit and ready. The race will start immedi- ately after the Harvard-Princeton baseball game which starts at 8 o'clock.
 MIDDLETOwN, N. Y. May IT = The University of Vermont defeated Wesleyan yesterday. to l, in an eixht-inninr game. Furman, tho wis., ting southpaw, allowed only two hits. Captain Boote of Wesleyan. was knocked unconscious by e pitched ball.
 wILLIAMSTOWN, May 17-Swfm- ming has been resumed as varsity sport at williams College, although there will be no competition with out side teams for a year. A class meet is to be staged May 21 and 22. Will Hams has not competed in swimming foP two ysara.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17
BRIDGEPORT.

Totals, ..r-...-.35 10 27 13
 "Batted for Roth in 9th.
 "$Batted for Tillman in 9th. Bridgeport .. 0 o 2 0-5 N. Haven .... 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 co
 Two base hits, Braun, Meyers. Stolen bases. Baker Skiff. Sacrifice flies. Bracket. Double plays. Baker to Lai to Grimes; Torphy to Ray mond to Fay. Left on bases New Ha- Haven 8; Bridgeport '. First base on errors, New Haven 1: Bridgeport 2. Base on balls, off Shields 4. Hits and earned runs. off Shields. hits 3. : runs in innings; off Tillman, hits 10, runs in g innings. Hit by pitch CT, by Shields (Roth. Nutter)- Struck out, by Shields 5. by Tillnan 2. Wild pitch. Tillman. Passed balls, Meyers 2. Umpire, Brown. Time 1853.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17
ROSS BREAKS RECORD.

Omaha Neb.. May IT = Norman Ross. Illinois athletic club. Chicago. broke the worlds record for the S00- yard open ewim in a 75-foot tank in a
 match race here last night, with A, L. Anderson, Nebraska state champion He covered the distance in 3 minutes and 27 1-B seconda, four-1fths of . second faster than the previous record held bV Ted Cam of t1as New York Atk1atio club A sas ,zs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

est Matchmakers Jack McGuigan and Johnny Jennings of Harrison and Jersey City, respectively, into using the services of the two in a return match.
 Joey Fox and Frankie Brown of New York, are down to furnish the feature six-round bout at the ka- tional in Philadelphia tonight. Eddie McAndrews, who was a promising g lightweight several years ago, will appear in one of the numbers with Jack Mclaughlin, while Sammy Schfff meets Willie Hannon, Johnny Griffin faces Frank A1inntck and Jim my Myson clashes with Kid Wolf.
 Leo P. Flynn asserts that he receiv- ed a S2,500 offer from Promoter Her nandez for a bout between Bill Bren- nan, the kayo king, and Jack John son. the one-time heavyweight cham pion, to be staged in Mexico City, Mexico. some time next month. Amer ican prom are also seekin g Brennan's services. offers having been received for bouts with Capt. Roper, Harry Greb, Billy Miske, Dick O'Brien and other maulers.
 The eight-round bout between Louisiana and Battling Reddy which was to have taken place at the Bay onne A A of Bayonne last Friday night, but was called off on account of the indictment weather, will be put on at that club on Friday night, May 23.
 Negotiations are on for a twelve round decision bout between Pete Hartley and Johnny Harvey at the Twentieth Century A c. of Pittsfield, Mass, on the twenty-sixth.
 Tom Andrews wired Frank Bag1ey asking him for his best terms for Willie Jackson to meet Johnny Dun dee at the Cream City A. c. of Mil waukee, the latter part of the month. Willie, whose broken hand is again mended, has begun active training. Jackson will be one of the stars who will perform at Shibes Park in Phil adelphia on the fourth of next month when he goes against Matt Brock, for which the Harlemite will receive S1,- 250.
 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien will stage a Summer boxing tournament in his gymnasium, located at Fifteenth and Chestnut. streets, Philadelphia commencing June 25 and winding up two days later, which will be open to all corners. Gold watches, fobs. boxing gloves and boxing shoes will be awarded to the winners.
 Jack Courtney, the youngster who knocked out Sailor Began in a round at the Spring A. c. in West Hoboken. N. J., some months back, will be seen in action in the six round semi final to the Benny Leonard-Young Erne bout at the Grand Theatre in Trenton next Wednesday night. Courtney will meet a local product
 Accorling to Ray Cass, manager of Frankie Britt, the New Bedford light weight, who was given a neat lacing by Benny ValGar the other evening. he has received an offer from an English promoter for his protege to make the trip across. the big pond to engage in two fifteen-round contests, for which Britt will receive S1.o0O for each battle besides two round trip tic kets and training expenses while abroad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17
JOE nAoAN DEFEATED.

lG11Waukee. My 15-1Jlie Lcugh- 1D e Dsth1shGm. Pa, Welterweisht. noA sho bekose e Zee Da0nA ef Bos- -. . = re01s laee 'nap1e spore-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

relations after a lapse of four years with a tennis match here today. The break came in the fall of 1915 as the result of the presence of George Brickley in the lineup of the Hart ford colleges football team.
 MIDDLETOWN, May r Wes- leyan defeated Brown in a dual meet on Andrus Field yesterday afternoon 73 to 53. before the annual junior prom. crowd Cutbill. of Wesleyan, equalled the track record in the half mile of minutes 2-5 seconds. Nich- ols of Brown, won drst place in three events-the discus. the hammer throw and the shot.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

of the year. Her name is Cinderella She is by Celt-Toots, a dam which, year after year, sends winner to the races
 Cinderella made most of the run ming and won easily, going about her work in the level- headed, business like-way of an old campaigner She has smooth action and a way of run ming close to the ground that be- speaks quality.
 In the last race only four t7vo-year- olds went to the post, but all four were above the ordinary in looks and all four may be heard from later in some of the stakes. Jack Joyner sad dled the winner in George D. Wid- ener's Royal Duck, aL gelding of good size and conformation. He showed the effect of schooling at the barrier and, going right to the front, was never in serious danger. J. D. Wfdener's Armenus, which finished second, is a haif-brother to Durbar II. winner of the English Derby. He is sure to improve over his first start R. T. Wilson's Red Domino IS another fine locker, but he ran so greenly that he did not begin to do himself justice.
 Senator Reynolds will play the host to 250 wounded soldiers on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, entertain ing them first at luncheon and then taking them to the track as his guests.
 Jim McC1ellan---the owner of Eter- nal, was mourning yesterday over the
 death of a two year old colt by Sweep---Ethel Pace, of which he thought highly. The youngster came down with pneumonia in being shipped here from Maryland. Andy Schuttfnger. who is under contract to the Mcclellan stable this year. was even more upset He has galloped him in all his work.
 Sneidman signed a contract yester- day to ride for J. E. Widener He
 has nice seat and a fair pair of
 hands and may turn out to be above
 the average under the direction of
 such an able instructor as Jack Joy
 ner
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17
LATEST BOXING CHATTER

est Matchmakers Jack McGuigan and Johnny Jennings of Harrison and Jersey City, respectively, into using the services of the two in a return match.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

IT HE Bridgeport club won it's third straight yesterday. All of which speaks highly and encourag fngiy for the local aggregation. which has every indication of developing into topnotcher when one compares it with the work of the other teams on the ONeil circuit.
 Tomorrow the locals make their appearance again on Newield Park and this time the Pittsfie1d contin- gent win be in the opposition. If the weather is good the team will be deserving of a capacity attendance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

Boxing bouts will feature the first meeting of the Akorn A. c. at its new quarters on kossuth street next Fri day night. The main bout of four rounds will be between Fred Bessie of this city and Bud Palmer, also of Bridgeport. Others who will appear in the bouts are Sapper Conan, Jimmy Kane and other local boys
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

Walter Mohr of Brooklyn and Pau Doyle of New Haven will furnish the
 main attraction at the first show tc be held in New London next Monday night It will be 10-round no decision affair. This bout should be sizzler as the two are equally clever and tough.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-17

Jimmy Do Forest. manageg of Sol dier Hddte Klnlay, b Q eonddeat thai h1s charge can aefea& xagEy WnAAmi o1 thb efsy thax - = 0y1ug te nfer-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-26
We Know How
Fair1nont Shoe
Hospital

21a Madison st. Watson Hotel BIda
Phones: Shop 1881. Res s76-W.
If you live out of town send your
work by Parcel Post. On all work
amounting $500 or over we will pay
the return charges.
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vAsT sTocks 81 TALcuM.

More Different kinds Of Talcum
Powders than you ever imagined
were manufactures VIM pc found In
our stocks And this applies espec-
tally to the finer grades which are
delightfully."- scented with rich per-
fumes. We can't begin TO tell you
how many We have but It is certain
that your fayorite is among them,
Priced 15c TO S1.25 the package Fair
mont Pharmacy. Watson Hotel Cor.
ner. ADV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-26

Walter s. Furbee was a business
visitor IN Fairmont yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Matthews and
Mrs. n 3. Munnell haze returned
from few days visit with friends in
Morgantown
K Joseph OF Shinnston was BUSH
ness visitor in Warrington yesterday.
Mrs. zana Blackstone has return
ell from visit in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard D. Atha re-
turned yesterday from a visit to tn cir
farm at Beltsville, MdN
Mrs. U. s. courson left yesterday
for a visit with ner Daughter, Mrs
oIville Ash at Terra Alta.
william Castle OF Grafton was q
guest of friends here yesterday
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A HIT

And a big one. That's what
our up-to-date method of
repairing shoes has made.
Ask any one who has given
the machine repairing way
a trial; that's the method
we have in turning out the
work. Give us a trial, you
will notice a great differ
ence, not only in neatness,
but in durability for wear
ing as well. Look around
and see if you haven't a
pair of shoes that need re-
pairing. {,
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a LARGE HOUSE THAT WILL PLEASE, You.

Is located on State street. being the fourth
house from the corner property at Columbia
street and belongs to Mrs. Harrington. I'M
mediate possession can be given. This prop
erty is handsome in appearance throughout.
The reception room is large, also the parlor.
dining room and kitchen, pantry, front and
back porches, nothing pinched about It. Two
bed rooms each large enough for two BEDS
one single bed room, large sewing and storage
room, large hall and bath, all on second floor.
good dry cement cellar, lot 45x120 feet from
State street back to street fine for garage
and garden and clothes yard-this properly
is the best buy for 81, 500 offered today.
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DrlIIIno AGAIN,

The Hawkins OH Company, which
was held up by fishing Job at their
No on the Hawkins farm in the
new development on Mohans Run. is
again drilling and expect to reach
the oil In few days.
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SUBURBAN HOMIE.

81 acres on the hill above watson-one
or the most attractive locations near the city
for modern suburban home. The land is
gently rolling, overlooks the entire city and
west end development, lays within so feet of
the road or pike that is to be paved, more than
100 fruit trees, grapes. strawberries and gar
dens, and frame house of six rooms. Bar
gain.
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Hippodrome. /. !. The Emperor OF Japan
Photopiays,
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Trite Story at Princess.
A Blithsome story in an environ.
ment Of richness and social life is pro
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Tomorrow's Game.

The Pittsburgh ColleSiaus, who
play against the Consumers at Black
shere park here tomorrow, have q
team which is second TO none in tie
country outside Of major league ball,
but realizing the strength Of the To-
cal club will endeavor to have their
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entire team intact for the contest
which Is sure TO be an unusual strug-
gle. The Consumers intend % put
forth their best efforts SO as 10 win IL
possible. and have not forgotten that
they are meeting club far SUPER
Tor to any they have met this season.
Personals.
Marshall F. Efaw was a business
visitor in Fairmont yesterday.
DR. and Mrs. P. E. Flowers and
daughte=. Hiss Helen left Yesterday
for visit with relatives at stras-
burg Va
Grant Fulton was in Fairmont yes
terday on business trip.
w. ". Harveycutter, Of Salem. va
is business visitor in Warrington.
Mrs Jennie Hess. of Fairmont
was guest of friends in the city on
/ Thursday.
Mrs. John Gordon and daughter
Miss Margaret returned 10 their home
at Marietta, Ohio yesterday after a
visit with Rev, and B. e. Haues here
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THE EAST PARK

Ideal home, located overlooking the river on
car line, fine level lot, concrete walks com
plete and cellar handsomely finished in oak
and arranged to suit the most critical house.
wife is this elegant home for sale for less mon
ey than the house alone could be built for Can
arrange terms. No. sos.
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us VIRGINIA AVENIrE-

Modern home-lot 5Ox12O feet This house
is well finished. located between the Belt Line
factories and the city. Suitable for family
who desire to live within walking distance of
factories schools and churches. Fine lot for
garden and garage.
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Last Night for Jap Bill.

Last Night for Jap Bill.
4 Two more performances tonight, and
THE Emperor OF Japan" will have
passed into history In Fairmont, and 1t
is only expressing the general opinion
heard as the public left the Hipp, that
the bill did not have the entertaining
qualities. This is largely due to the
fact that there are just three people
in the Billy Malone company who
played the first week of the engage
ment II seems now, however, that
the personnel Of the organization is
able to hand out the kind of entertain
ment that the management desires
than 1t has been for a month past.
Miss LaPorte works clear over the
heads of most OF her audience. She
has style and class to burn, and puts
her stuff over in big time way. 1t may
take time for her to get on the
"hands" side of her hearers, but she Is
sure to get them sooner or later. Ma
rie Kruger has really been scoring a
hit with Poor Butterfly" in the pres
ent bill. She isn't satisfied with the
way she does 1t, but her friends are,
so what need she care? Everyone
says she is fine in the part. Fern De-
4dCeS mas SdllUT number I0dL taxes
some lightning changes, but Fern is
there with that lightning stuff, you
tell 'em. and her sailor number is
good, though it is hard to work, too.
Jack Lamar has a song that sounds
as though It might have been copied
of Chinese laundry ticket. It too ia
hard to get good unison work on. Jack
is working under bad handicap, as he
has severe cold. He is getting on
the good side of Hipp patrons, how
ever, and is proving quite popular.
Fred Hurley is strikingly handsome
fellow, has a good stage appearance,
and is an excellent straight man. He
handles all his song numbers well, and
we are anxious to hear him with his
excellent teammate, Esther Brand.
again. Billy Malone declares he neve-
did tramp in his life before, but IL at
tendance doesn't pick up, working in
this part may come handy to him.
Trlte Story at Princess.
A Blithsome story in an environ
ment Of richness and social life is pro-
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WARRINGTON
Entertains for enna

Mrs. Jennie Thorn aud daughters
are entertaining a numbe:. of friends
az party at their home a few mics
out Ruffalo road This evening in
honor of the safe arrival home Of the
formers three sons from U. S. army
service
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room modern home on Locust avenu
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ICE'S RUN FARM.

About Y mile from paved road, only short.
distance out of town on Ices Run, so acres OF
land, lays well and is a fine location for Subur4
ban home-will take Fairmont property In
part payment or sell outright on easy terms.
Price $500.
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SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND MONTHLY
PAYMENTS ON BALANCE.
Located opposite the Owens Bottle Works
on the Speedway and street car line. The
yellow house, six rooms, bath cabinet nantes.
good finish Two lots 40x260 feet; lasting
spring of water on the rear lot, which is piped
into the house. $4,000.
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COAL MINE.

Pittsburgh coal incorporation, fuzzy euulppsu
cottage house on property-price ST 800.
There is good money in the property for I
man who has terms or trucks.
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4 ROOM COTTAGE.

Lot Sox120 feet located on willetts avenue,
NO sll. This is a very desirable location
near factories in Hickman Run Valley Two
good lots for gardening and 4 room cottage
house-$2200, Small Cash payment
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Near Fairmont avenue, the modern Groom
frame house painted white, in excellent condi-
tion. inside and out. convenient location and
sasy terms. $4,25O.
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$4,000 HOUSE.

Modern home near State street on Wood
streets modern roo ms. hardwood, cabinet
mantles. hot air furnace, improved lawn with
flowers and hedge. This house is of the buna-
low style and presents good appearance.
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3 ROOM HOUSE, VACANT.

Pennsylvania avenue, at junction to Bell
view Ave. on payments 800 cash and as rent
rooms and cellar. large lot, water and gas in
the house. -,
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TWO ACRES

room house and cellar, acres Of garden
land located near Watson in Mnersville-this
property will make desirable suburban home.
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sos Sixth street, near Fairmont avenue.
The house is thoroughly modern and in fine
condition. Six rooms and cellar, corner to
alley, quick sale desired-will give full par
tculars on inquiry. Small cash payment and
remainder BY the month.
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BOOMING HOUSE.

Large rooming house near business center
all furnished complete. $500 Lease $50
month Can arrange terms.
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517 MARYLAND AVENUE.

SIX room modern home finished basement
and garage on corner lot to Alta Vista avenue,
one of the most complete properties on the
market
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SUBURBAN HOME.

Two acres of fine land and modern s-rooru
home, fine view and healthful location, easy
Of access by automobile and paved street
100000
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MlNERsvlLLE.
LOT

Three fourths acre and room house and
cellar $780, Easy terms.
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want Your Real Estate Business My Ambition
to Own and Pay For Real Estate levi B. Ia

1913 EAST PARK AVENUE BRICK HOUSE
Corner to Camden street-large modern
brick residence in easy walking distance to
all points about the city-location for garage
for sale worth the price asked for it. 81 900.
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VACANT STONE HOUSE,

Located on Alexander Place, mo. lilo. This
property is for sale at the price of SIS, 500 on
terms as easy as $500 cash. The property
will rent for $50 per month To rent the
house practically means buying it.
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LOTS.

Go to Graham Heights on the hill overlook
ing the city and Hickman Run Valley-and
see the1ot with the sign b ard on it for $125.
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25 ACRE FARM.

Yankee frame house, on paved road, FAIR
view pike-$4,000. Will accept house and
lot in part payment.
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II SPENCE STREET.

The large new house on the corner Of Graf
ton street. rooms modern and up-to-date,
garage in basement. fine for physician or bust
ness man. Price $4,000.
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$50 OGDEN AVENUE.

room modern home. suitable for large
family or rooming house, only 81 900 cash
down and easy payments. Price $4,000.
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q corTAGE RnnMs

Modern, East Ferry, near end of new
bridge, must be sold first of week. $500.
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EAST PARK AvENUE-on the sand hill, 2
fine lots 5000 each.
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Son Born.

Born Tuesday, July 22nd., to Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip H. Brumage of Eas,
Main street, a son.
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7O4 PALATINE AvENTrE
HOS LOCusT AVENIrE

4-room cottage, cellar. lot 4Ox12O feet.
42,600. See the owner, Mr.. Dougherty.
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LOTS NEAR BARRACKvuIpJ.

On paved road and car line, large lots. so
feet front. $500 to $500. Terms as low as
$40 per month.
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EoGEMoNT-on Locust avenue car line, cor
ner lot, 50x150 feet-ssO0.
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SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE

Near State street. on q corner lot. 5oxiOO
feet, price $500.
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1o4 DIAMOND srREE-cLosE IN.
Five room cottage, all modern conveniences.
large sun parlor. garage and lot 34x134 ST.
cash and balance by the month.
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FLORIDA AVENUE.

rooms modern good finish, slate roof tile
foundation and celar-cash payment and
balance as rent at $4,000 per month.
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Two large lots, spring water piped into the
house. Six rooms, bath and cellar porches,
cabinet mantels and good finish. $500 ON
easy terms.
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2os euFFEY STREET.

, rooms and bath, good location for room
ers, near Merchant street. This is a bargain
price $4,000