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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-10
Z The Answer

If shortening pants and pressing the wrinkles out OF
readymade garments in the back part OF his daddys
store constitutes the trade OF Custom Tailor then IN
deed he would be Custom Tailor and we would not have
anything more to say
For wears this Country Cother has found it neces-
sary to measure, mark pull this way and that way and
TRY on the suits he sells and after the customer has left
sneak out to tailor and have them altered and this self
styled sef-made Custom TailorClother still sends them
out to the tailor while he busy measuring cutting out
basting together and trying on some of his brain
storms" on the public
Twenty seven years he cut and built suits in Ben
nington and New York. We know where his shop
located in Bennington and we suspect that was on BaX
ter street in New York. However, the unsuspecting
public woke up and he forced to hire tailor shop to
do his work yet he would have you believe He is Gus
tom Tailor
1t takes crook to catch crook; by that we mean
that anyone who has crooked blood flowing through his
veins is the first to find honesty wanting in others We
do not anyone of being crook discriminating
public is best able to distinguish between crook and
honest man trying to earn his daily bread by giving his
customers "squaredeal" huff sed.
Our twenty-five years Of tailoring in Bennington and
long list Of Satisfied customers, together with
increased patronage speaks for itself relative to our
square" and "honest' methods. ~
The name of Petersen in suit of clothes or an over
coat is guarantee of the best that there is in tailoring
We do not have sell our clothes at cost and bunko
the public. We place fair, square price work.
manshp and materials.
Now do not let the wild rawlings of an egotistcal,
would be Custom TaiorClohier lead you into believing
any of the bunk that oozes from his warped brain.
Come to a real Custom Tailor and be convinced We
customer and in doing use our brains and
knowledge of tailoring and not printed form of nsruc-
tons furnished all clothing stores especially in small
towns. We then draft patterns and cut from
those.
We do not say that anyone has accused us of using
stock patterns but should any bumptious person so
accuse us he is LIAR and he knows it.
So far have been able to learn no tailor in Ben
nngton is operating running a so-caed "Suit Club
but if any wise knows that anything of that kind is
going on we would be glad he would tell us about it and
let everyone know 7H
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-10
SOUTH SALISBURY
Christmas A. Montgomery MirfieId.

Mrs. Christmas A. Montgomery Mir
field died at her home in Albany We'd
nesday, September s, at the age CT 81
years. Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Earl De Rouville and Miss Ernes-
tine l.. Mirfeld. Funeral services will
be held at her late residence, 5e9
Washington avenue, Albany, ~ Y.
Burial at South SALISBURY at 4
o'clock Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-10
EIGHT COUNTIES
LOSE POPULATION
Windsor County Gain Of e.8 Per Cent
Largest for the State Ben
ninaton County Gained 0.9.

Montpelier Sept. 1O.-Eight OF the
IA counties in Vermont showed a fall
ing off in population and the gain in
the other six was small. 'exceptsin the
case of windsor county, where1he in
crease was 9,S per cent, in the 1920
census. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
PICTURE BRIDE
WINS FREEDOM
Won't Be Deported Despite
Her Marriage Failure

Writ Of habcas corpus. application
for which was entered In the United
States district court July IL. has
been d granted by Federal Judge
Frank II. Rudkin in the case Of Taxi
Shlbaia. picture bride.
Taxi came to the United States
September %. 1919. as the proxy
wife OF Kunikichi Shibafa, a Jap
farmer In Nebraska. Kunikichi met
his bride when she arrived in Sc
attic. and on January 5. 1920. she
was duly allowed TO enter. having
complied with all the requirements
Of the department. Of immigration
After few days. however. mar
ried life began to pail upon Taxi So
she forthwith left her husband and
went TO live with her brother. who.
II developed. had been In America
for some time.
The disappointed bridegroom q
once claimed that Taxi had never
intended TO live with him at all. hut
had married him Just TO gain en-
trance TO the United States under
the gentlemen's agreement with
Japan. An immigration hearing fol-
lowed. and Taxi was ordered deport-
ed on the grounds of fraudulent
entry and likelihood TO become q
public charge. The first allegation
was later withdrawn. Thru a law
yer Taxi applied for the writ Of ha-
beas corpus, which was granted
Thursday. and she was ordered re-
leased from custody to live with her
brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
NORTH ENDERS
TO HOLD PICNIC
Committees Named for La
Dor Day Celebration

The North End Community club
held a meeting at Green Lake laat
night and completed arrangements
for Labor Day basket picnic 70
be held NJ Green Lake park. at
the north end Of the lake.
The North End Community club
IN an executive orranization thru
which the Parent Teacherif sssocia~
ton. Commercial Club. Community
clubs and Improvement associations.
comprising all that part Of the city
north Of the canal. function by
representative delegates.
All North End residents with
their families are invited 20 bring
well-fiilid baskets. and arrive at III
a IN. The dinner hour is gcheduIcd
for 1910 p. m. and coffee will b
served by the club. Band music
has been arranged for. and a live
committee will have charge Of all
athletic and aquatic sports.
The following committee win have
charge OF the various arrange
menta: F1nance-W. ~. Garrett;
Geo. w. I'm. X. r. Hubbard. II. -.
Sawyer, Truman Richards. Daniel
LaDdon and Percy Thomas.
Music: George w. Hiil, Vcsta A..
Schoff. Truman Herrick.
Refreshments: Sol Leyinson-
Reception ]. s. Herrick.
Sports: Daniel Iandon. DR.. A.
-. Kidd. X. u. Hubbard
Publicity Era Bell Hill Truman
Richards. Mrs. G. NJ. Rohne. Tho
speaking viii begin promptly at
2.3o .. m. Gov Louis Hart. Com
gressuan John +. Miller. Senator
Wesley l.. Jones and Mayor Hugh
NJ. Caldwell Will be the speakers OF
the day. Mrs. Vesta A. School,
who was prominent In the cam
paign which secured suffrage for
women. and president OF a North
End club. Will address the ladies'.
The executive officers OF tbs
North End Community club are:
President Geo. w. Hill: secretary.
John NJ. wilmo;: treasurer. Truman
Richards: Chairman executive CON-
mittee. VIM. NJ. Garrett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
ASK EXTENSION
DESPITE VETO
Utilities Committee Makes
Recommendation

Completion Of the extension OF the
Isavenna car line. over Mayor Cald-
wells veto. was recommended by tho
city utilities committee Thursday
morning.
The committee recommended the
passage Of an ordinance appropriate
ing $500 to complete the work Of
extending the municipal line from
its present terminal on +. 55th st
east of 2ath ave. N. L. to 3oth ave.
n. f. and on 3oth ave. N. K. to Z.
SD st.
This bin was vetoed by Caldwell
on the grounds that IL was an at
tempt to appropriate money for the
widening of "a highway and not for
the construction of a city street car
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Cross Olympics
in Record Time

A party of ten Boy Scouts. led by
Scoutmaster Robert J. Drake and
Harold ID. Ware, an officer OF the
Seattle council. hilxed from Hoods
canal to the ocean in five and one
half days last week. establishing .
record for the trip. over the same
truil the time is usually between two
and three weeks. II is said Most
parties use pack ponies. but the
scouts carried their own supplies.
The distance covered is approx
mately $50 miles. and for a large
part OF the way is thru the Olympic
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
James Wilson, Ex-
Cabinet Man, Dies

TRAER, Ia, Aug. 26.--James VII
culture for l6 years, died at his
home here today. He was Sc years
old on August IS. His death came
after a long illness from kidney and
bladder trouble.
Wilson represented Iowa during
three terms In congress and was
secretary of agriculture in the cab
inets CT Presidents Mckinley. Roose-
welt and Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
Alas! Ford, Booze
All Confiscated

Twelve bottles of booze was too
much to drink at one time, So Elmer
Schrederick and d. Davis stuffed IL
under the seat OF their Ford and
merrily bowled away.
Car, whisky and men were seized
under the national prohibition act,
Information was filed against them
In the United States court Thursday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
rs FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE
COTTaTEfNS INC.
100 COLUMBIA st.
PHONE ELLIOTT sac
NJ. J. LOVE. Mgr.
Real Estate Department
cOWES pARK-sB,t0o

Our today's Offering IL q strictly
modern and up-to-daie broom
BUNGALOW. large liyink room which
extends across the entire front u
the house, ~ vhieh thare iH "a very
modern fireplace. spacious dining
room. which has paneled walls and
ceiling. cabinet kitchen with dis.
appearing ironing board. cooling
closet brcakfsst nook and all
other built-in features which ID
necessary for the housewife,
there 10 roomy bath with mod .
ern plumbing and plumbing fix
lures. Z very cheerful BEDROOMS
with ample cioret space. the live
ina room and dining room have
very fine hardwood floors. highly
polished; slightly level lot that
runs back 20 q permanent alley.
th~re 10 also a very good garage.
this home IL representation of
the late style Of bungalows and
should be Recn 90 be fully appre-
ciated. We recommend this home
at the above price. II will take
$500 cash 20 handle: ~ IL i0-
Gated on =. ga at. right near
cow~n park We are exclusive
agents for the above property and
any information viii be gladly
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
FARM LANDS
CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
13.000-ACRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN

CHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
13,000-ACRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR SETTLERS
IN 40 AND s0-ACRE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
It's fruits and tremendous yields OF
alfalfa and corn. the government
of the United States has been lay
Ing out tho last extension or the
FAMOUS SUkNYSIDE CANAL
Our 1900 acres OF rich. smooth
bench land under this proje ct must
be divided up and sold to settlers
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
will be given their choice OF these
tracts at $50 Co 500 per acre. with
long time to pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate. near
towns, on two railroads and state
highway,
WE SHOW THIS LAND TO BUY
ERS by appointment Call at our
office. write to us or send a tele-
gram, Maps, photographs and
samples OF soil ut our office.
office Open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
9iS Green Building. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
ACREAGE
10. 20 AND 40-AcnE
Hi'ItffAfs5

10 acres. 1850; $50 down. 80 pc,
month; fine chicken and frui'
10 acres. 1900; t7B down. so pc,
month part bottom land. bnlancs
good upland; spring.
20 acres. $500; '75 down, nb poi
month; tso acres OF timber.
20 acres. 1900; 400 down. iib pc,
month; all level. very best Of soil
40 acres. $1,000: 1850 down. $40 pei
month. two acres small timber,
some bottom land: spring.
20 acres. 1900; 1850 down. i2s PEI
month; all IN Timothy. creek
All In the Cherry Valley district
famous for deep. rich loan soil
abundance Of moisture. timothy
ms on this land. Sc. " on the
land or samples In our office
Close 20 Seattle on good auto road
We handle farms, acreage and irri-
gated land.
sEELY a. CALLAHAN
soc Uinckley bidg. III Second Ave
Main tbit
tttstittttftttsttttt
1900. ON TERMS
7 RIGHT In the HEART Of the
I! best POULTRY and BERRY
! district
10 acres Of good land, ss2 feet
front on BEAUTIFUL HOOD
CANAL; one acr. sisshcd. new
loE cabin. r. 4. u; auto road.
4 miles west OF silserdaia
seas. szs CASH. 80 MONTH
Only two tracts ioft LeyeL
sandy loan soil; easy 70 i'm
prove. closed To neiEhborr.
only two miles TO dock. cx-
csiicnt MARKET Plenty OF
work ia Navy Yard.
! 1850. ,25 CASH. 40 MONTH
{ ~ acres. level. good soil. easy
! 70 Improve. some wood; good
location for poultry. berries
and small fruit. only lg miles
southwest OF Seattle.
4 cLfFFoRD LAND co.
Poi7 THIRD Ava Elliott -.
stittiftt,sist,s;ts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

Butter is prime when It is fresh;
but mans youthful freshness disap-
pears when he reaches his prime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

Many Sunday church going man
shoots the chutes of forgetfulness
the following Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

CIRCULAR 40. ti3-sEALED PRO
posais will be received at office Of
General Purchasing Agent. Aias-
kan Engineering ccmfnission. az
Bell Street Terminal. Seattle.
wash. not later than 1900 n, m.
August ~. 1870. for furnishing
clothing. kitchen utensils. broo,ns.
paper bags comforters and dry
goods. Copies OF thiH circular may
be obtained upon Application at
this office. or from Alaskan En-
ginesring Commission. 30l Post
office Bldg. Portland. Oregon. G.
J.. Dole. General Purchasing Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

s2.sOo--PHfNNEY RfDGE-s2. 500
Well built broom bungalow. fun
cement basement, etc; terms.
GUST S'fENBERG
4if7 Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1892
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
LOST AND FOUND

WORKING GfItL LOFT COIN PURSE
on Phinney ave. ear wednesday
Anorning containing paper money
ram In need of contents. Reward.
Cali Sidney Az after .. m.
YOUR KEYS, FAIR8ONT AVE.
Call Elliott 3son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
WANTED TO BORROW

FRoM pRIvhrE PARTY
Loan OF $500 to $500. on resi-
deDcs property; good security
Central Bldg. Elliott sgs7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
FARM LANDS

THE HEfftH OF THE EHTATE
will sell homo tracts near ears
and paved highway. $50. on terms
Tbs 10 valley land. ready Tor ne
Tor n home. chicken ranch, berry
ranch. when this land IL sold you
win never again get valley land
near Seattle at this price.
JtskSEk. AZ New York Block
ron BALE = sO0.ActiE WHEAT
farm In Alberta BUILDINGS. horses
and machinery. owner. n. 10.
Turner, Auburn. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
PADfLI-A BAY LAND

On September I. fa-e. the price 81
these lands that yon are buying
now ct $40 per acre will be raised
20 fas.5aA per acre. Good gatden
lands. level. free from s,umps or
stones. virgin soii. Your last
chanc. To buy 10 now. Our last
excursions viii be run from our
sffice August -. 40 and 81. leav-
Ing al a m. IL you want 10 get
q fine tract Of from IS 10 rs acres,
come 10 our office at once and In
ssstigats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
AUSTIN MOSELEY
18th and r.. Pike. East 6ff.

Demonstrations gladly made any
where in King county.
HAVE FOR SALE a 1913 OLDS-
mobile eight that has been thoroly
oyerhauled; has new wrist pins.
pistons and universal rear end:
transmission and upholstery IN
fine condition. For quick sale WI!
IL payments Might take light car
in trade. George Haddue. East
800.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10. USED
CAR EMPORIUM. 18th. H. Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
$3.50 DOWN

A brand new Oakland 5-passenEer
only costs 1885. And IT'S the
newest model 3f-c. Why not play
safe and buy new ear with a
factory guarantee7 Only 1850.
and terms OF ~ months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM m MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned hereby give mo-
fice that they have disfoiycd part
nership on this date and that the
undersigned a. Patek has this day
sold unto the undersigned W. ~
patsk ali Of his right. title and in
tereBt IN and 20 that certain
French Hand Laundry located al
<is 18th avenue North: that from
this date on the raid W. II. Patek
viii conduct said business In his
own right and stead and the said
A. Pntee will not be responsible
Tor any debts incurred In the con
duct OF said business
Dated at Seattle. Washington. this
18th day OF August. 1920.
HATEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

POUR ACRES FOR ti5o
with running stream. close 20 Pa
riflc highway. five miles north of
Everett THIS land slopes to the
west and viii grow an many ber-
ries and chickens 20 the acre as
any land on the coast. And see
where ~ ~. Only $50 cash. balance
iis monthly. Discount for all
cash. II you want a bargain. here
u Ia
Flvc and one half acres with house.
chicken house. barn, some clear
ing. good well. nice loan rnit. fine
for berries and chickens. in Sno-
homish county. stage from Ever
cit $500. with only 400 cash
balance TO arrange.
Nearly Is acres same place. with
improvements. sAygt 100 cash.
W. X. MhCFATtArE
The Community Builder
Ga fseary building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

hOMECnof"r.
Three-room new cottage
An acre Of fine soil
Fronting 2 streets. city water.
Walking distance Of street cars
Very easy terms
Call at office. ,sth ave. s. W. and
spokane. Take AK. Fauntleroy
or West Seattle cars. Open even
ingA
PHONE WEST as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
MACHINERY

DRAG RAMS
Steam and Gasoline
GAS ENGINES Cushman. HIGHT
weight. 5. n. Hicks Co. st7 LET s.
ELECT TRIO MOTOR. DRILLs.
pumps. W. Nontclius Price Co.
Rent or sale. Main 9is. f3s LIST 4
rs FOR SAIE.-REAI ESTATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

10 acres. 1850; $50 down. so per
month: fine chicken and fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
HOTELS

WALTON HOTEL SIXTH MD YES
ler Large. airy rooma: hot and
cold water. 81 ana up: weekly
rates. " and IN Carlson q Swan
borg. formally % Hotel karl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26

LEAVING TOWN, MUST SACRI-
flee my equity Of s150 before Sept.
sttrfore cleared. prpded strcct {.
sidewalk In and paid for. city
water; plenty of FREQ wood. 500
cash, balance 1915 at tlb a month
Take Lake Burien car to 10th ave.
s. w. and Henderson. SAB 18th
ave. s. w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-26
PERSONAL.

II POSITIVELY GROW HAIR ON
bald heads. eradicate dnndruH and
eczema, remove superfluovs fat
hrr. n. T. ingram. ~ Salt Lake.
radio thermal specialist. moved TO
2zi Yale BidH. Elliott 5t9l
3 u II " A NLNT HAIR WAVfNG
Marching. hcDna pack for gray
and faded hair
LADiEs' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 1907. SEQ Union 81.
DIR. y. N. FEEER
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseases.
SOB " Third Ave.
DIR LILLIAN Chamberlain
practie physieinn. natural and
herb remedies; no. operation. Ga
First ave. Main 5lfS. a..
lANxfoUs- CONE on WHIT n.
Leaving september weeks va
cation. AddfeHa GA. Star.
Mrs FRANCIS HAS MOVED no
Isllh Eighth ave.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
M0rfsY ron NyIBHfNGToN FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS. Prompt
service. 4. a. EOTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
Main 1910.
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8 1S3{d; (. 6: T 7 III
R by Rafth Cameron -
WILL YOU DO THIS FOR ME?

IL to. n"S.p PAPER ims;c., 81 personally
thanking tt'' *"nd"rS--, by tn" BY. t.:c
man who wanted this discussed waS 50
emphatic IN his feelings that h" sad.
1T yuu loot. with favor on this "u>t"lh.
iIr grL"I"lI> sake Say nothing about -.
hut II "pro>rd. why DIP your pen II
itr.ui ana :" I" II.
az rnurS" don't think such 4 Shout
drriu,-nIi nf ia" r. spoons ,hility vi a.
runy-l"tig:n; q Kindness = p-rml - !hl"
u!i,ao here j. som" very vita! reason
WAY You are not abb" 10 max" the &C.
know Jed ,lu"u;. lIuI | can't sec myself
writing several hundred words on -"
Obvious = matter.
III, final reason for my not being abb"
10 phrase all NY Lctt'r-tricnds this
way - th. number OF subjects am
ASKED /" treat.
From Mock Marriages TO Ticftngs in the
Wall.
Hero ar" = :r~ recent suggestions
and pu' St:"nS:
lis thcr.. anything IN sup"rstiuor9
::kr Il ticking in III" wall: My moth;
Always said that MAS Il Ign IF DEATH
or 4 bowling dog
"lpo YOU believe. IN mock maria G"S.
"no you think riding ,str!de ~ s"PI
"Will you say S"m"thnS on n" sm nT-
,c..t Of in" way m"n. "f marriagcabl"
agr. marry y"umgyl"rS with pirta:lS. i'll
stead Of n" girls their own age:
what percentage of women appr"-
Ciai" ia" efforts "f = man Ia Keep cte;h
in his mnra.S.'
! might 20 on :Idri:"!tc!y. out space
One Last word mus; cay. however.
b..Cor" central says NY three minutes
ar un. Please. 4 y"u sign name.
Mtv., :, real on" and G;H" i Niflc!eht
address,. I have just had thr",. letters,
INTO wh.,.h put mU"a Thought. re-
'urrcJ because uf Insufficient address.
That isn't really quite fair OF KIND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-14

rt~~,.s It VIII w"uiI liz" t. hare
Erantni
nu'h"r 10 MAX" t coma true either. NJ!
tha, = r,r,s~rry - thai mN letter.
frirr.ls WI. hr 50 b. av"lliy h'nd ~ 10
art IS ra:ry Euiu"th"r% for me-.
WISH when r""pJ' W.T." rm' ger"
asking m" 20 discus" som" *H'J"'I' I"'!
,,niIli S:l;l their names ana hdur'>H'~.
Ti,ru. If for any reason C,nn"t TAX"
mn ne subject. mag MtN" the Sat!Sf g.
ZION Of telling th"m why. and not nave
"a feel that ! am h"in% rond"inn"d
without a hearing Tor nov using '"'F
perfectly good suggestions. ...
N,yn \nu W,nu,r Why don't JnSt
,ol,,. nm. rhr subjects in thr column am!
thus make ryth:nE smooth th"t way
Their ar" man! REASONS ,
Some Cases Too Individual.
I,irsi >,,rr,r at the subjects arr not 81
..rrrI interest | world h" perfectly
v..iIiu. t. lend an 0plrl"n :" IN" b'' -
.uu hy better. bat J. rtnr"' AK IN" RS
IF my reader friends ." r"nSidrT S"ii'
thing that IS entirely P rN',m!'i, ,,',,,,,
Instance. = woman whose husband wants
L.r ~ LsSur.atr with III" wti" al puS! %
r..ss jrLr,nrr whom ~h' n""S not ,h.''h
refined writes 'nt Tor my opinion o. ~.
.rdiviGuti case. and asks m" l" "',''
.,hnuf L m ia" paper. Again ""n'''t
'ska bout thr ctuu"il" Of 4 w"ddIn;,
.,-rlkra>, undcr certain conditions Pc
II .i'ar 10 her easel ...,
SrrnnL. the subject may u" interest
~, .nnugh. hut may hav" written NJ
Thj-d. In" e,.hI"r. may h" r"rf"rt' J
good on. and get may not i""t may
hay. anything worth saying -" L. III
not just n zap 'ha' an "' turner '''' 81
any lsmc. IN any subject
He Wanted Mo to Use VitTol.
Fourth. tho subject may not pa"
annuIh rr,tt IN II :" sustain Ih.h'
FOR instance. what do think, Of put,
..,,., =, ,;.rL II thar,S for funeral flowers
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1NrER-FRATERN1rY GAMES.

Special Dispatch 10 Tn" Irt"lliGen""r.
Mradvi!l". Pa. Dec. l4-T"n.Shta
opening ranoS in III" 1ntcr-f'ratcrEltN
I:aSk-,hnll series resulted as follows on
M. A!i"rhcny college gym floor: First
,,am". mi Delta Theta. "a: Alpha chi
Rho. i Second gam. DELTA Tan bclta.
Is: mi Gamma Delta =. Third gam,
Phi Kappa mi. ~: : @ma Alpha Ep-
SiloN. "A. 4 silver lo"!nC cup IS III"
prize hun. up for tn" series. Three ~
IN" teams ar, made up Of nan who are
on for N" varsity. and Coach Apple
gram j. watching the series c."S"Iy
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NOTICE.

Not;c, IS hereby given :ha; a meeting
Of me owners OF !ots IN NJ. Wood Gem
Gerry. located IN Washington distt:c'!
Gh % county. West Virginia. will be held
AT tho ,"unr.! chamber IL the city build
:nS OF. the ricy III Wh"".inE on
'TH;;NSpNY. THE STU DAY OF
JANUARY. 1871,
a. 80 o'clock =. m. for he purpose OF
,,,.ri.rr q Board OF nine Trustees for
sa;d NJ. Wood Cemetery Association
and such other business as may como
hntor, the meeting.
MT. WOOr CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
Nv CHARLES n. MILLER.
WILLIAM ELLINGHAN.
d.q-,f surviving Trustees.
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WAGE CUT EXTENDS

iUs:0U. Dec. I3 NJ -! tI' itNtll'
mills IL Main" and virtually AL in
Iih"d" Island VII pa; I'M" effect on DO
'."mi" -. tn" 2@i j'"r"'nt wag" r"duc-
t."u .u@oun,"d '"Ia, II Lawrence. Low
~ ami Sew E"dtu-d and ~ many snail
~ New England mill c"ntrrs. The re
duction vi! a'jly - about 100000 oPer-
AtiveS.