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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-15
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WELCOME

North Main street. accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Bess, will leave on
Thursday night for Atlantic City.
p. NJ. Neigh. traffic manager OF the
Wheeling Cha mbcr Of Commerce. was
in Pittsburgh yesterday where he at
tended a meeting Of the Trathc cluo OF
that city.
the Ohio County Farm Bureau. left Sun
day for Morgantown where he Is attend
ing the midsummer meeting which VIII
be held all this week.
William n. Higgins, trafhc manager
Of the Wheeling Steel 4 Iron company
Of this city attended tho meeting OF
the Pittsburgh Traffic club held yesteT-
Miss Mary Stevens of Newark. Ohio,
Is spending several days visiting 1rlenuS
on the North Side.
Miss Grace Archer has returned 10
nor home on the North Side after HisiS-
ing friends and relatives in Cameron. W..
Va.
Geo. Dickel Of the East End is seri-
ously IN at the Ohio Valley General hos
pital. where he has been for the PAST
week
nox. arc receiving the CONGRATULATIONS
Of their friends over the arrival OF
daughter born Monday morning al mil
adelphia.
eph'a cathedral Will leave on SunuHS
morning for ireland. wher" he Will
spend his vacation at his old home.
Miss Bertha Steinhauscr. instructor o.
Home Economics at Triadelphla district
High school. has resigned her position
and has accepted a similar one at
Wheeling High school.
Or. A. ]. Goodwin. who IL associateo
with tho staff Of Mayo Brothers. or
Rochester. Mimi. is spending vacation
with relatives in this city. DR.. Good
win and his mother. Mrs. James T.
Goodwin motored to Fairmont FRIDAY
whore they arc the guests of Mrs. Good
win. sister. Mrs. Mary Booher.
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CLUB NOTES

Thcrs will be meeting AZ the home
Of Mrs u F. Robertso this morning
at one o'clock Of the ladies who COM
prisu the supper committee for tho
garden party which will be given al the
Park on June "a. under the auspices OF
tho Woman's club. All plans are work
ing out we'll and II is believed that the
party will hc one Of the most success
full and interesting social affairs which
the club has given for some time.
Mrs. j. Harold Brennan will leave
today for DeS Moincs. Iowa. where she
will attend tho session ~ the Fedora
tlon Of Women's Clubs which will meet
there. opening Wednesday night, and
closing next Tuesday.
The opening Of the convention will
he marked by large reception given
to the rotunda OF the capitol where the
program has been arranged. The open
ing program will occur at the state cap
ital and Gov. w. L. Harding. Of Iowa,
will deliver the principal address. Mrs.
Garden Cowles cha !rman Of tho local
federation board Will deliver the address
Of welcome to which Mrs. Josiah Evans
C0wlcs. president Of the General Fed
Grafton. will respond Following the
opening program. the club will adjourn
I othe rotunda of tho capital where the
reception will TAX" place.
Hundreds Of delegates will be in It.
tendanC" at the CunNent.o on. and the
general keynote Of the session will be
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Commencement Week
At Old Bethany
Interesting Programs Fills Every Day
Until Graduating OF Big Glass.

Commencement week activities are
the center of attraction at Bethany.
Large crowds stood about the campus
last night and witnessed the preSenta-
ton Of The Tempest" by tho Merry
Maskers of the junior class. The work
was carried out in n mastcrful manner
and the result obtained are great
credit TO the English department OF the
college.
During ,Ae afternoon the young mnn
Of the senior class tried to trcnt tho
faculty q little roughly. at baseball. hut
the college professors proved Their
worth and trimmed the grads 10 the
tune Of IN 10 .. Tho game was filled
with amusing incidents
This afternoon tho Bethany college
varsity nine meets tho strong Pitts.
Of the senior class tried to treat IN"
burgh CollcEians. Again wednesday,
morning the same teams play. Coach
Carl Miller stated last night that tn"
Pittsburgh team is ono of the best "
it's class in the country and predicted
that the games will hc Of the hfEhes:
order Thursday tn" Rcthany team
closes it's season when 1t meets tho
alumni nine.
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MAKING VALUATION.

Special 10 The IrtcllIgenCcr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. June H.
Harry Barker. engineer and telephone
expert, of New York City. has been en-
gagged by the state Public Service cont
mission for the purpose of assisting
in the valuation OF the properties or
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telcphonn
company. which Is being made by tho
engineering department of the commits
sion.
The valuation Is being made In con-
ncction with tn" application of the
company for Increased rates throughout
West Virginia. Mr.. Barber has arrived
here for consultation with William Q.
Gallaher. chief engineer. and II. L..
Ncasc. chief statitiCian Of the commits
sion.
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About People
Movements OF individuals To And
From The City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King Tootle Of
The Point Breeze Farm. Bethany. West
Virginia, announce the birth OF a daugh-
ter. Lillian Larke. sunday. June 10.
Mrs ". s. Hamilton OF Fifteenth
street, has been called to Detroit by the
serious illness OF her nephew.
Mr.. Chandler ]. Tucker OF Newark. O..
Il the guests Of Mrs. NJ. Anna Hail
OF South Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Mathison OF
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ENGINE EXPLODES
At CAN FACTORY
warwood workman's Eye Hurt BY
Flying MetAl-9irl frightened
Into Paint,

One Of the large engines at the War
wood plant of the Wheeling Can COM
pany exploded yesterday afternoon.
A girl who resides in Martins Ferry.
who has been operating one OF the ma
chimes close to the engine. was fright
ened so badly that she tainted. hut she
was given first aid and was able to be
taken home.
Gabriel Runco. a resident Of War
wood who was also close when the en-
CINE let 60 had one eye injured by
piece Of flying steel. A local physician
was called and removed the piece OF
steel after which Runco was taken TO
his home.
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KfTTANNING. Pa. June 1.-two
miner. were killed by an explosion in
one Of tho Cowanshannoc mines at But
Ter Milk Falls. three miles east or her.
and Loret Montcrelli. age As years.
The explosion occurred before III"
regular day shift Of miners went to
work The two victims went In 10 Gu.
coal for the miners and II IL believed
the blast occurred when they struck
a pocket OF gas. which was ignitcd ny
open lamps. The mine was seriously
damaged by the explosion.
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CAUGHT UNDER FALL
OF Stone At MINE
Glencoe Miner Raa BACK Broksn-Rsgt-
Ing Easily NJ North Wheel-
Ing Hospital.

Tony Commack. aged so years, for
cigner Of Glencoe. was admitted to the
North Wheeling hospital yesterday aft
ernoon with injuries which he received
while at work in the mine OF the Glen
coe Coal company. He was caught I'M
der a fall OF stone,
His back was broken. At a late hour
last evening the hospital attendants
stated that he was resting as easily
as could be expected. .
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THOMSON KEAHINas.

PITTSBURGH. June 1t.-W. r.
Blair. referee in bankruptcy. opened
hearings here today on Individual
claims against j. V. Thompson estate.
The hearings win BE- continued tomor-
row.
individual claims. II is said. involve
about slS.o0n.n0n and while some have
been approved others have been disap
proved by tho Thompson trustees.
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PITTSBURGH, June A.-In An OF
ion handed down by United STAKES pl9s
trict Judge W. II. S. Thompson. heN
late today. the motion OF HArold
Ecvilla for a new trial was refused.
Neville, Q resident OF Dawson, ~
was recently convicted OF having fAile
and refused to register under the eelo1
tive service act, He will be sentences
next Monday
In his opionion. Judge Thompson hetl
that the verdict was not only 1ustfne4
but that 1t was demanded by the Cd
dence In the case,
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DD'T LOSE ANY TnkH.

,. EAST LIVERPOOL. O. June IL
Within IN hour after obtaining divorce
today from James House. her nrSt hu'-
band. Florence McGillvary. restored IT,
her maiden. nam" by the decree, became
tho bride Of Edw. ". Grimm OF sum.
mrrvillc. The marriage was performed
AT Lisbond by Rcv. X. NJ. Kendall Of the
First Christian church.
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nnnnrtnnitH Circle

The Opportunity circ liza !: ,b tSH S rsFu
To- r,nnihlv meeting Friday afternoon IN
the Mems Bible class room as s.,S 9s sad
The meeting Will be called al 40 %iiI
Mrs. James NJ. Potter. president VII VII
Conduct the devotional services. Mrs:
Gin |. wilson OF ParkersburS, a lorinet
ibat lime and she will favor the ladies
with an address on Friday at'ernUoa,
Mrs John Bane will entertain win
y yr solo and Mrs. Sidney Mccoy will
give reading. The ProG,r.HInmn VIII of t5 5e
General assembly, which was held last
month in Atlantic Giy CITY and p SisS oil 9ne
Trs NJ. Potter will give both reviews
the WhG Sns;GePs sesstoS
s,ul ToIlow tho program and the remain
der of the AFTERNOON Win an be M JPsn! J. 50
Snmmcrvillc will be hostesses; ms
% The last meeting Of the circle until,
next fall. and all members ere ursea
- make a special effort TO be present
IN welcome Mrs. wilson.
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~niia Racital.

yanCed classes in music presented an
excellent program OF instrumentaI mu,
sic last night before a large cro~o Oh
The program. which follows. covered
manv numbers Of great beauty and d.
vefsity in which the pupils OF the acao-
cny music department.. showed them-
selves mistress Of technique ana eA-
- Rondo-searis, Virginia and Verna
Touiours Pret-Clay, Marguerite Rob
recht. Margaret Armstrong Marina
The Holiday-curran. Mary Voellin-
beautiful Evening star-Holst, Mary
Sonnefeld. Mary Kirchgessner.
Caprice-Drumheller. Catherine bak-
CT Mildred Carpenter. Alta carpenter.
Violin Solo-Pinkus, Paschalina Ger
L. Juif Errant-Burgmuller. Marie
The Road That Leads You To Me-
Frances Hanley. ,.L na,
oucrite Cockrell. kathryn Sheflin.
Polka dc Concert-Shcrwood Lillian
Humphrey. ...,. Nav
ker. Marie Gollner. ,
MayinG-Gcrman, Angela Chaser:
Polonaise. Op. 4O.-Chopin' A'''o
Sonata, 10. 1s-Haydn. Katheryn
Rarcarolc. Clara and Frances Hanley
Valse MISUNDERSTANDING. anna
Weiskercher. Mildred Carpenter Slelia
Marker. Magdalen Roth.
Tennis Club Dance
The following Invitation was sent OUT
Yesterday TO members or the !ounsSt
social set, to whom the dance VIII DC
a01nEahle
''e The wheeling Tennis Club
Announces
The First Dance OF the Summer Series
to be held on
Tuesday evening June %. 1920 S:Sop' m
The Mcclure Hotel
Music-"Mason Dixie Seven Clarss-
burg. w. Va.
Committee:
y. A. Gretg E. b. Rpktns
R. E. Bowie
Informal
rv.r e,anrs Tomorrow.
The various Twigs Of the Ohio Valley
General hospital will holo their semi
monthly meetings tomorrow as follows:
Gift Shop Twig-Mrs. ]. Sumner
Jones, a, Kenwood Place oo,, sns,d.,
Jobctty Farm. Bethany pike. Luncheon
Fourth Twig-Mrs. William klett.
Woodawn.
Vanity Fair Twis-Miss Alberta
Stifel. Country club. Luncheon at L
O'clock -,,...
There will be no meeting OF the Firth
Twig this week on account OF the cli-
zenship school.
Lawn Pete and Bazaar :.
The Shining Cross Circle OF Junior
Kings Daughters Of the Vance Mem,
oriai church will hold a lawn fete and
bazaar on tho lawn surrounding the
church at Woodsdale this evening
Elaborate preparations hay" been mace
for the affair which promises 10 DC
gala event. Mrs. Carroll R"ed ~ gen
eral chairman and she has been amy
assisted by Miss Evelyn Klein. me
lawn will be lighted with many farl-
colored Japanese lanterns and the var
ious booths will be adorned with now,
ers The hours will be from 10 IL
O'Clock.
Home made candles. cakes and COOK
les. and Coleman's ice cream Will pc
sold hy the girls and there Will also De
an assortment Of lovely hand painted
flower pots. coat hangers. shoe trees
gaily covered nat boxes. clever niue
dolls. and exquisite bits of dainty en-.
hroIdery work. 4 flower booth Will
also he an attraction as will the parcel
post booth.
The following are the chairmen and
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wedding party will go TO Dulles whefe
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Curran leave on
an extended trip in the East. following
which they will return to Belaire 10
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r of C Dance.

The ball room of the Carroll cluh was
the scene Of gathering OF merry pIeas,
urc seekers last evening. the occasion
being the informal dance given ny "a
honor Of the so new members takcn into
the council on sunday. Music for the
favori,c pastimc was furnished by Seals
orchestra.
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their assistants for the booths:
Fancy Work-Miss Mary Ellen DOW:
Ter and Misses Virginia Brand ana
csndyNMlss Bernics Mcc1y and
Miss Martha Hugus.
Parcel Post-Miss Nellie Brand AnS
Miss Irene Tomlinson.,
Cake-Mrs. Carroll Reed. Mrs. xsfh
B. Yillee and Mrs. Chas Murrtn.
Hand painted novelties and hat hoxoe
Miss isabel Seibert and Miss Hslea
Doepkin.
Fiowers-Miss Helen Hess.
Cashicr-Miss Virginia Eoellng.
The following will be in charge. %
tahleS.
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I,nch.on ut windsor.

Mrs. carl Cochran has issued invita-
tions to a number OF friends 10 De her
Windsor hotel on Wednesday afternoon.
NJ o'clock.
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A rrctty church Wedding will take
Mace ut . o'clock this morning at st.
Francis Navicr's church at Mounds
VILE. when Miss aiherlne dc Sales
r.rrc,t becomes the bride OF Thomas
J. Curran Of Rcllaire:
Tho ceremony will he attended by
,he relatives and friends OF the young
roupIn. Rev. Father CouGhlan OF st,
Francis Xavier's church to perform the
ceremony.
Miss barrett Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ r. Barrett Of Dilles. o.,
and is we'll known in the Wheeling dis
trict, being graduat--of Mt. De Chan
til. The groom Is the son OF Mrs MIS-;
Anna Curran OF Bcilalrc ana IL WEI,
Known cmpIoyr Of the Carnegie steel
works Following the ceremony the
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U1slsls Club.

Miss Martha Colvig will be hocts0 e.
the members Of the Ukelele club this
evening. when she entertains H6al
dinner party at Welcome Inn Lloyd1S
willie, Ohio. in honor Of Miss MarGefeS
Wright whose marriage to Mr.. 1o0'
Marcellus will be an event Of SAtur01ys,
The gay young girls will motor To-
Lloydsvillc. where dinner will b serve0
and later a kitchen shower with nuns;
Der of unique features will be en5oyO6
The guests will inclure:
Misses
Margaret Wright Bertha Kirt1
Nancy Brokaw Martha ColV1e
Sarah Ebelipg
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nv.n,ls birthday Party.

Billy Hoffman. Jr., son of Mr.. ana
Mrs Wm. Z. Hoffman. was host 10 a
number Of his little friends last even
iny when he entertained with JolIy
party at. his home on North FROM
stree, The occasion celebrate the
I'm birthday anniversary of the little
bnst and the details OF the decorative
scheme were carried out in novelties
Successive OF the day The porch was
artistically lighted with gay lanterns
and here the young folks made merry
from ! until s o'clock. A program OF
dsnghtful Juvenile games was enJoyeo
and in DONKEY" Master Jack kemple
Won first prize and the "booby was
Tarded Lafayette Grancr, Jr. Az me
cIosn ~ the festivities the kiddies were
invited TO the dining room where a
luncheon was served. A large 6irtnnay
cahe adorned with pink and green
candies, conferred the table anu: eaGn
guest was presented with uh'Quc
favor.
The guests were:
Dorothy Palmer SrElnia snst'av
S.'. I:aIInrhrr Virginia Dillon
Eran,e. Northumberland Smltt
Mildred Ehcrle
Masters
roI Esun1e Frederick Palmer
- ntn't. Lafayette Graner, il
~ scott Garlan Smitt
~, IuLans Jimmy Byrum
Inrhert Brrk. George Byrum
Inntor Meycrs Fred bartholomew
nirhin Way Billy Hoffman
Ralph Palmer
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INFORMAL DANCE
At ELK CLUB
YOUNGER SOCIAL SET ENJOY DE-
LIGHTTUL INFORMAL DANCING
PARTY LAST EVENING.
Master Billy Hoffman Celebrated HIS
Fifth Birthday Anniversary
Party Last Evening.

The ball room Of tho Elks club was
tho scene Of decidedly gay function
last evening when number Of promi-
ncnt Young men entertained their
friends with a merry informal dance.
This was the first in series or similar
charming events and was attended by a
large number of the younger social set.
together with number Of young ladies'
from out Of town who arc guests in the
city. Tho dainty froCks worn by th'
fair participants were remarkable Tor
their diversified lovelinesS and the az
traCtivc decorations arranged through
out the club formed Il fitting background
for this handsome toilcttCs. A splendid
musical program was furnished by ia
Cnb's orchestra and despite the humidity
of tho atmosphere the young people on
Ioycd tho evening to the utmost. 4 bur
lei luncheon was served at IL o'clock.
with Manager Tom Garden In charge.
The following were in attendance:
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n,nn.r at Country Club.

1rhn Dunlor Of New York City Mrs.
pebbles Tafum entertained with an in
formal dinner party last evening al tn"
Country club. Covers were laid Tor 10
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-RUY War SAYINGS sTAMrs-
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Outdoor Party.

Saturay afternoon the ONCE Gitls @
the J. l.. Stifel and Sons company mo-.
torcd to the home Of Miss Jessie DaYif
near View Point, where they were veg
pleasantly entertained by Miss Davis
who arranged the delightful affair -
honor Of her guest. Miss Myra turns
Of Taylorstown. Pa. Croquet ana otnc.
outdoor games were enjoyed during thf
afternoon and at o'clock Z pienis
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The following young ladies were pre-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
LABOR TO ENTER
POLITICAL GAME
AGGRESSIVE BIPARTISAN FIGHT
WILL BE LAUNCHED AT
THE PRIMARIES
WILL FIGHT UNFRIENDLY MEN
Battle Will Be Carried into Several
Stztes.-Seek to Elect Judges, Gov
ernors and Legislators Who Are
Friendly to Labor

Washington. Feb. PLANS for the
first nationwide, aggressive political
campaign by organized labor TO con-
troll congress and elect friendly nation
al and state officials have been made
by committee of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor and will be announc-
ed soon. The fight, labor union Off
Gals declared yesterday, will be BIZ
partisan and win be launched in the
coming presidential primaries.
Organization details have been for
INFLATED by committee composed of
the executive council and department
presidents of the federation, which has
been in session here for two days.
Samuel Gompers, president of the fed
Grafton, said last night that an ex-
PLANTATION of the move would be made
public soon. The committee formulat-
ing plans was appointed by Mr.. Com
pers, in accordance with instructions
to the general labor conference held
here December 10, to put into effect
the union declaration of principles"
accepted at that time.
Representatives in congress whose
record shows them to be unfriendly to
organized labor, it was said by mem
bers of the committee, will be opposed
vigorously for reelection, and all new
candidates hostile to labor's interests
will meet with the same opposition.
Every craft affiliated with the fedora
hN ~ snfs in, u fc,
political fight, 1t was added, and con-
gressional districts will be actively can
yassed and an army of organizers will
be put in the field. The federation now
claims over 100000 members.
In addition, the campaign will be
carried into state and local primaries
and elections and an attempt made to
obtain governors, judges and legisla-
lures well disposed toward labor.
Labor leaders explained that while
an effort would be made to enlist the
support of the farmers, no third party
movement is considered advisable. No
attempt to reach an agreement will be
addressed directly to the farmers
themselves, it was said. The co-opera-
ton of friendly state and local farm
organizations, however, is hoped for,
particularly in North Dakota, Mime
sofa and adjoining states where the
Nonpartisan league has gained hold.
and in New York, South Carolina and
other states having strong farmers
organizations.
Chiefs Of the four big railroad
brotherhoods, now in Washington for
wage conferences with the director
general, SHE'D at any political dis
cussion when asked if the railroad
employees were aligned with the fed
Grafton in the contemplated fight.
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HUNS WILLING SWISS
JUDGE WAR CRIMINALS
German National Assembly Has Not
Yet Answered Allied Demand for
Wanted Persons

Berlin, Feb. THE German gov
surrender its nationals charged with
war crimes to be tried by a neutral
tribunal If the entente will agree, says
the National Zeitung. The Swiss gov
eminent, the newspaper says, has de-
clared its readiness to arrange such q
tribunal.
Premier Bauer's conference with
party leaders today will probably de-
termine whether the national assembly
will be called to consider the extradi-
ton situation. Persons well informed
deny the existence of a government
crisis and the Prusaan cabinet has
unanimously Endorsed the national cab
inst's attitude, which Ia unalters<i.
TAis may be regarded as a symptom OF
the spirit In which the entents de-
msnds are being net. sil prominent
politicians condemnlng the allied edic<.
A member of the government IL
quoted by the press as saying:
The government is still endesvor-
ing to find way out by further ne
gotiations. 1t LIS believed that the
government will attempt to obtain a
modification Of the peace treaty re-
specting extraditlon. If It is unsuccess-
full. Il will, so to speak, fold its arms
and let events take their Own course,
according to prevalent opinion. AL
ready it is reported the German air
men detailed to accompany the entente
commission of control have refused
to perform their duties.
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Refuse Canadian Money.

Toronto, Ont, Feb. 7.-As the result
Of kilograms sent broadcast to mem
bers OF the association, the secretary
OF the Canadian Wholesale Grocers' as
ISOLATION has received more than 100
replies unanimously in favor of discou-
tinuing the purchase of United States
manufacturers goods unless payment
is accepted in Canadian money.
Several United States manufacturers
have notified their representatives
here that payment In Canadian money
would be accepted, prices being the
same as In the United States.
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l have eleven tracts of from one
half to three-quarters of an acre in
size, city limits will be on three sides
level, all cultivated, city water, ad-
joining lots upon which I will build
IL new houses. Lots across the stree
and not cleared, selling for one-third
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c.. w. MEGQUIER
PHONE lis

Mail orders gwen prompt and care
full attention. We guarantee them
against breakage and pay parcels
post or express charges. Send your
next order for drug sundries to 81
monds' Drug Store. Bonners Ferry,
Idaho.--Rdv-tf.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fin
Barred Rock Cockerels. Inquire of
J. A WEIGH. adv.