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MOST artistic and complete new family
house, each floor six large rooms and bath
room oak floors. hardwood trim. completely
decorated, steam heat: also small apartment.
third floor; lot S0x150; minutes walk
Ridgewood depot high elevation; we can
show you how you can live most comfort
ably rent free In this house: $50. 600. Apply
247 East Ridgewood av., Ridgewood. N. j.
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AN INTERESTING PROPOSITION

For any one capable OF conducting high
class boarding house or sanltarium, my home
on North Shore. exclusive section. right on
the water Ia for sale at bargain; acres
land large garden. IA room house. every
Improvement. garage: carrying charges ond
maintenance less than rent modern apart
ment in New York; particulars mailed; no
brokers. Address J. A.. box 432. Herald.
135S B,gay.
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AT RHINEBECK. N. Y.
An Ideal Place TO Live.
An Ideal House to Live In.

AT RHINEBECK. N. Y
An Ideal Place TO Live.
An Ideal House to Live In.
Residence for sale, rooms and bath:
electricity, hot water heat, garage and barn;
2 lots. 134x1o9 and 52xso; immediate posses
AM specializing in real estate under $4,000;
have several attractive homes In the garden
spot of America, Hastings and Dobbs Ferry.
AT exceptionally low prices. Write or phone
HARRY p MYLETT. Hastings on Hudson,
N. Y. Phone 90 pobbs Ferry.
ALMOST given away. free. clear, $4,000, 8
room house. overlooking magnificent lake,
large barn. buildings. 2T0 acres. fronting two
roads, broad side almost touches VILLAGE;
Putnam Co.. 80 miles Manhattan: BROWN
ADTRoNDACKs, Old Forge; six room fur
nished camp; 4 acres finely wooded; GOO
feet water frontage; S2,650. $3.50 cash:
photographs. HOVER. 2l2 Broadway. N. v.
BEAUTIFUL 10 room modern gentleman's
pIace 2 tiled bathrooms, IMPOSING AR
cHITECTURE. q room cottage. barns, sta
hlos. garage. poultry houses for 500 hens.
10 acres best garden land, large orchard
grape vines. healthy. ideal location on large
river. In village; miles Kingston. Sc New
York GRAND VIEW; On account business
reverses owner compelled 20 SACRIFICE for
only $1,000: worth double Cash $4,000.
sptNDLER. Le Fever Falls. N. Y.
COSBY HOME, G rooms. all improvements !;
fine earssc Iou&t,y & houses ,,,d "a on,1 Seren,
view; blocks station; $500: 81 500 cash.
Box no. Spring Valley, ". Y.
FOR SALE Famous Holliston Lodge,
Moorcs Mills, Dutchess county; finest view
In county, four room lodge. living room
25xcS. built OF stone. handsome fireplace; 10
acres. ideal place. suitable for writer, ar
tist or profesHional man. hunting or sports
mans place. write for particulars. pictures.
S. ~ HOLLIS. GiS West 5pth st, New York.
FARM HOUSE. remodeiied. furnished. in
iovcllest Hudson River country; reasonable.
Inquire PAwLTNG MANOR. staatsburg.
GREENDALE-oN-H N-HUpsoN.-Bargain nine
room house fine order; five minutes' walk
10 New York Central Station and ferry 70
Cataislli: 81 600. half cash. Apply GEORGE
YOUNG. Grcendale. n. y.
HARLEM. 60 miles out. old fashioned ~
two ponds: old mill outhouses: fruit: few
acres. spring gravity water hot water heat.
bath, closet, tubs gas plant; worth $1,000:
Pcckskln, NJ Y. Putnam county bargain
farms. country estates.
NEED THE MONEY!
Make nfe mn offer on old Colonial house. q
rooms. bath and all improvements on state
road. IA good VILLAGE, - miles from N. Y.
city garage. fruit ~ 200. half cash. Owner.
l.. w NJ. RIcHcREEK, Chester. Orange
Co. n. Y.
IN Mountalns-Comfortnbly furnished house
for large family convenient, bosting, fish
Ing. $3.50. Mrs. MARY FLEMING, Ellen
| look. Investigate this: 40 acres smooth
York: house with city improvements; 1s
cows horses tractor; moneymaker; price
$4,000. $4,000. BATsON FARM AGENCY.
| lS9 5th av.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

HOUSE with improvements, 9 or rooms
within committing distance of New York
Submit answers with photos to Mrs. TORRE.
care of Leo wolfson. 200 broadway.
MODERN home wanted. acre nrore COM
muting distance; exchange for cold water
tenement netting $1,450 annually. VAN
ROSSEM. 81 West 12Jth at.
TWO to ) acres, within 45 minutes of New
York, near salt or fresh water, q master
rooms, 3 or 4 servants rooms. suitable baths,
electricity and gas for kitchen. garage to
lease for first year. with purchase In view.
Write SEYMOUR, "a w. list st.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westchester-Saie or Rent.

! FOR SALE-Ten room house, Chester HILL
Mount Vernon; convenient: or rent fur
| nished. r., care Kelly Advertising Agency,
| 100 Broadway, New York
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.

FIN NCING YOUR HO NJ e
Is sometimes a difficult proposition. | am
in position where | may be able TO aid
you in this regard; my proposition Is simply
this: II you own a plot, all the better. II
not. | will get plot for you In any section
you may select. A plan will be drawn by
our architect 10 meet your requirements.
first mortgage will be obtained from our
financial connections (and Il second mort
gage. II necessary. Only very small pay
ment We will then build the house and
deliver il as per plans and specifications.
Owners or prospective owners who desire TO
have one or more houses erected are in
Wted to communicate with
JOHN A. POWER,
800 West 42d st. Bryant 1910.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

GRANTWOOD, N. J.-Choice plot. 75x100. on
Washington sv.. overlooking Hudson River:
also plot. 50x10o. on Nelson av.: all inn
pi ovements; must be sold. LAMBERT. own
err. 1925 Woolworth Building. New York.
Phone 1854 Barclay.
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Miscellaneous

MOTORBUNGALOS - Completely
equipped camp-on-wheels for rent
by day, week, month: accommodates
four adults; cooking utensils.
kitchenette, ice box. screens, mat
tresses, springs. clothing closet,
storm and insect protection; trails
perfectly behind any automobile.
ADAMS TRAILER CORP. Garden
City. l.. l., New York. Garden
City 1856.
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WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, Knollwood road.
$500; room house; all improvements
garage: garden plot; fruit: desire to sell ac-
count of leaving for Honolulu Aug. 1.
Terms. SO 600 cash; balance on mortgage
further particulars. Write p. o. Box 316.
White Plains. Telephone Elmsford. 1750 w.
$50 cash: price 81 200; Yonkers near Van
Cortland Park: fine hillside plot, 5JxlT7
55x117. SPENCER, 154 Nassau. Beekman
26s5.
SO OOolrwo family detached house, bungalow
type; near station; 81 minutes committing
time to New York. w. Y. MCINTOSH,
Pleasantvle, N. Y. Phone 503.
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Staten Island.

AN exceptional summer home on
Staten Island; elevation 400 feet,
overlooking beautiful lake; house fur
nished. IA rooms. extra large porch:
will rent for four months or longer;
$500 per month. Phone 21S8 Rector.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.
A WATERFRONT BARGAIN

House contains bedrooms, sleeping porch,
three baths. large living and dining rooms,
pantry. kitchen. laundry, two fireplaces, fur
mace, - foot porch, screens and shades {;
TWO car garage, with mans room two
acres, directly on water; South Shore; rail-
road time under two hours; price away
under real value: immediate possession
terms. l.. G. SNYDER, / West Saith ST.
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MiscelIaneous-sale or Rent.

MODERN hotel of 161 rooms and 81 baths.
in perfect condition, fireproof building, in
best hotel district of Seattle. For informa-
ton write CHARLES e. HORTON COM
PANY. New York Building. Seattle. Wash.
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Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

AT Elmhurst. 10 close estate. will sac
ritice the handsome home at 2li Broad
way. containing large rooms with I'M
provements; garage land. 10Ox2oo; value
S35 900: price $2l 900: terms arranged. w.
J. HAMILTON, II Louona av.. Corona, L. l..
FAR ROCKAwAY--l2 room house. all i'm
provements. . baths; garage, large
grounds; near station; immediate possession
WOLFE g. CO.. 200 Broadway.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.
New Hampshire.

FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN CONN.
Shown in our Free Portfolio of 752 pictures.
E. e. l. o G u NJ c.. 141 Broadway.
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ANfITYVILLE

buffers pantry, bath. fireplace. large porch !;
latest Improvements; excellent condition;
large, dry, cemented cellar, high attic, ga
rage or large barn; 75x300: frontages; ex-
cellent soil: minutes TO station; convenient
10 stores. school. beach. express station; ;
will sacrifice for $1,000. Phone Amtyville
2l0J. address ADVERTISER, 2i3 Hal5ey
- .3roOklyn further paTtlcuinrs.
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40 acre farm: mile to winchester: charming
residence; barns trout stream; main road :
ideal home best markets; 800: terms.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S9 9Th av., NY.
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An advertisement N sAs Lost and
Found co,umns Of THE NEW york
HERALD o6ers real possibility o.
recovering your lost property.
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Farms Wanted.

wANTED-Small farm, not more than 2
hours New York city; good house, some
fruit; $500 cash. balance terms. X 72o
Herald. $50 Bway.
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SCARSDALE.

SCARSDALE.
A rare chance to purchase in beautiful
sea arsdale a gentleman's new house and ga
rage; large living room with open fireplace,
dining room. pantry and kitchen; four large
master bedrooms and two tiled baths on
second floor; also ample closets: attic has
two finished rooms with connections for
bathroom fixtures large plot with delight
full trees; carefully restricted and among
neighbors of refinement and standing; an
attractive price to quick buyer. J. A. Ell
SENER. Scarsdale. N. Y. Tel. Scarsdale 267
SCARSDALE-Small home of rooms. In
cluding masters rooms bath. maids
room with lavatory; hot water heat. Garage.
Sewer. newly paved street in restricted Sec
tion, half mile from station. near school.
Plot 50x1oo. Additional plot available. En-
tire price less than SIS 900. Write Dept. B..
Apply C-677, FISH G. MARVIN, Scarsdale.
n. Y.
SCARSDALE-Owner Is Offering his home.
Stucco and half timber, English design, 8
rooms, baths. Garage. Plot 100x100. 4
minutes from station on parkway. Price
S33. 900. Terms. For information write
Dept. p. Apply C-769. FISH MARVIN,
Scsrsdale. n. Y.
sCARsDALB COUNTRY EsTATE-over 4
acres Ia miles from station. paved roads
Frame Colonial residence, II rooms, baths,
hot water heat. Garage with quarters. Gar
den, tennia court. Price 100000. Owner
might consider renting. Write Dept. y.
Apply C-24s. FISH MARVIN. Scarsdale.
N Y.
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MUST SELL THIS WEEK.

W
Richmond Hill, model room home 45
si'tntes from Broadway; principal payments
l:E 53 per month. Phone OTIS, Gramercy
7isi
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SHORT HILLS. N. J.-Building site IA
acres wonderful view fruit, shrubbery:
no buildings: town water. electric light and
telephone In the street. price S2,500 easy
terms and building loan furnished 10 right
party. J. l.. DENMAN. agent. Springfield.
~. J.
TENAFLY--7 room brick house, improve
rnents: chicken house: garage: 5000. 81. 200
cash: photos. HOVER. 212 Bway, N Y.
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Massachusetts,.

WOULD rent for the summer season my
palatial residence near Onset Bay to re-
sponsible parties for $500; family of adults
preferred. Address Box 1872 Wareham, Mass.
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale: catalogue free. SrROUT
FARM AGENCY. Box F. $50 Nassau st.
WE have for sale some OF the most produce
tive cultivated farms In Marnette county.
Write JACOBS q DASINER, Peshtigo. Wis.
for further information
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Maryland-Sale or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE tidewater farms and country
homes on Chesapeake Bay and its beautiful
tributaries: also fertile inland farms. all
kinds and sizes and prices: booklet Tho
Story the Camera Tells'' free. DIME
REALTY CO. Cambridge. Md.
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ANFORD-Bungalow new, 3 rooms. Inn
provemcnts: acres: ~ minutes 20 station.
! IJS Herald, Herald 50.
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HARLEM, 60 miles out. old fashioned ~
room residence, state road. mile depot !:
two ponds: old mill outhouses. fruit. few
acres; spring gravity water hot water heat,
bath. closet. tubs. gas plant; worth si2,100;
sacrifice $500; tcrm-. ALEXANDER.
Pcckslxiil. ~ Y. Putnam county bargain
farms. country estates.
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Rockland County-Sale or Rent.

Rocisland County-SaIe or Rent.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, farms and water
fronts of all kinds for sale, and suburban
properties furnished and unfinished TO
rent BLAUVELT & MORRELL. INC,
Nyack n. Y. The oldest, strongest and
largest agency In Rockand county.
SO ACRES, gentleman's place. Suffern. N. Y.
handsome new house. nine rooms. improve
ments five bedrooms: barn; apples, pears,
small fruit: high elevation: overlooking sur
rounding country. &C Beaver ST., room 406.
New York State-Saie Rent.
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Pennsylvania-sals or Rent.

bath: large grounds: near Delaware River
at Milford. Pike county. Pa. VIM. G. HEILE-
MANN, Milford, Pike county, Pa. Box ~.
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BARGAINS room house, all improvements
heat, telephone. bath. &C.; plot 40xt75
grape vines, fruit, chicken coop; price 81 600.
cash $1,000; best neighbors: committing.
ntNDA, 20 vernllyea ev., N. Y. city. or
II 5OT Herald, 2s0 broadway.
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FURNISHED Sea Girt cottage, inlet,
four blocks from ocean, rooms1
screened sleeping porch; hot and cold wateri
shower, bathtub: electric light; garage; boat
| and canoe; plenty of trees; $500 for balance
of season. Room 40. Lombardy ST.. New
4 RI
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FURNISHED cottage for rent. Long Branch.
N. j.. beautiful corner cottage. Cedar av..
West End. Long Branch, N. j.. facing Holly
wood Hotel. ~ rooms. 8 baths; completely
renovated: 81. 800; minutes walk express
station. ALBERT HARRIS. 220 Washing
ton ST. N Y c. Cort 1925
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tNGLEWOOD-Farm house, central, choice
location: woods one side; modern conven-
iences: rooms furnished, July to Sept. 8.
$500: references required. Inquire Room 27.
Bible House. Astor pl.. N, Y.
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BELLVIEW
GAS Picnic

Heartily enjoyed was the picnic
given at Loop park yesterday by
Mrs. John Hupp for the members Of
her Sunday school class which is
known at the Shining Stars class.
An unlimited supply of good things
TO eat was taken TO the park in has
kets and hampers and the children
were turned loose to enjoy them
selves, in their way. Besides the
class a number Of friends were in
cluded in the. gathering. Those
present were Elsie Kester, Gretchen
Mahatfey. Maxine Russell, Mary
White, Georgia Rester, Edith Mar.
tin, Eugenia Renolds, Elsie Mahat-
fey, Thelma Stevens. Katherine
Smith, Mildred salter, Dollie Pitzer
Josephine Dots, Nellie Coughenour,
Ruth Carroll, Helen Wilson, Junior
Renolds, Walter Hupp, Clemens
Hupp, Mrs, Gilbert Mahatfey. Mrs,
Martin Kester, Mrs. Renolds, Mrs.
Frank s. White and Mrs. John c.
Hupp
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Iaodeled before being ieased . an,
CHER tenant
Rsy. Oscar Neace and father. Mr
Scott tSraee; arc home and viii be
the guests ofirelatiyes here for sew
oral weeks
Private Fred wilson has returned
TO the training camp at Quantico,
Va, after avisit With his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson on Lab.
erty avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Malone left the first
Of the week for Zanesvilie. Ohio
where she will be the guest OF her
brother Mr.. Bailey Brown. A niece
Miss Thelma Brown Of Smithfield,
Pa, accompanied Mrs. Malone "a
the Ohio city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Maserve
and children who have been TIN.
guests of the formers sister, Mrs
George Stevens ON Murray avenue
have returned to their home al
Fairchance, Pa.
nlTa., 4e4peEI bEuuLuOnus VINO mas
recently been improving from an iii
ness has suffered a relapse and has
not been 50 well the past few days.
q, v, Talkington, manager OF the
Bellview grocery store, has rented
the rooms over the store and will
move his family from Cation ave-
nue. as soon as the present occu.
pants move to their now residence
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ness Is utilized, the grade ranging
from 5 toe per cent.
Recently a rope and button re.
tarding conveyor equipment was
ordered from the Fairmont Mining
Machinery company by the Ponn
Creek By.Product Coal company,
this being the fuel end OF the N. q
~. railroad, and the coaling plant
is located at Williamson. The con.
veyor will be 800 feet in length.
The Maryland New River Coal
company, Wlnona, w. Va, along the
G. & o. railroad has made arrange.
ments with the Fairmont Mining
Machinery company to secure d
three track shaker screen equip.
ment and two loading booms.
The Fairmont Mining Machinery
company has completed the ship.
ments Of the two equipments to the
Cltnchdeld Coal Corporation In
Virginia. Erecting forces will be
sent there to put the two tlpples
and other equipment in position
It is expected that this work will
be completed by the middle of Au.
gust.
The Fairmont Mining Machinery
company has shipped to Mine S.
the Consolidation Coal company al
Monongah, the screen equipment.
The Fairmont Mining Machinery
company continues to be busily en-
gagged in manufacturing steel ties
Several car loads were shipped out
OF the plant within the past few
weeks despite the general depres
sion in the coal industry.
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on Tuesday evening After cover
ing considerable country the party
chose a grove near Fairview as =
suitable place to cook their supper.
A fire was made and a feast Of
weiners and many other good things
were consumed by the merry max
ers. Besides the chaperones the
party included the Misses Hester
and Ruth Stuckey. Lois Rutherford,
olo Cunningham, Eunice Kelley,
Ola and Eta Amos, Messrs. George
Yates, Otis Richards, Fred Price,
Robert Putnam, David Fleming, Ad.
rian Robinson, Charles Bainbridge,
Howard Cunningham, Vernon Park.
er and All Richmond.
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Persuonals

Mr.. and Mrs. George Tomlinson
Of Pattersonville, Ohio, are spend.
! ing several days with their daugh-
ter Mrs. Howard Williams OF Bell
view avenue.
Mrs. Cora Lyons and daughter,
Blanche, Mrs. Samantha Lyons and
granddaughter Bessie Lyons. have
returned TO their home at Point Ma
rion, Pa, after a visit with the fam
lily Of Will Canoe on Bellyiew ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry cambridge,
Charles cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer McCloskey and children OF
Maple avenue were a motor party
who attended a picnic at Willow
Tree church last Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Shaw and daughter,
Opal, are guests Of the formers
aunt, Mrs. N. N. Malone on Bell
view avenue.
Ernest Malone Of smithtield, Pa,
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Harry cambridge a few days re-
Gently
Mrs. Chewing and son who have
been living for some time in Penn.
sylvania ayeue have moved to 0g-
de Avenue. The house recently oc-
eupied by them was a part OF the
property recently purchased by DR.,
Ballah. and Will be RACED and re-
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,lestor Ependtng seyefal days here
at the Barnes honie on Cleveland
Ms. II Al. Gasteel Of wa hinet ton,
Id. q, who had Seen the guest Of
\ her sister Mrs. w. r. Crane 1T
her home on Fourth street L re-
turning tor1o row to her home.
. Mrs. Samuel Leeper who had
spent the past several weeks In
parkersburs with her sisters Mrs.
G, B. Chancellor and Mrs. j. 81.
Peppers will return here tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Horner Of 905
Hawthorne street and Isaac Long
street have returned from q motor
trip 10 Waynesburg, Pa.
Mrs. Amy Miller Of Mt. Morris;
Pa, Is the guest Of her son DR..
P. H. Miller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. McGraw have
returned to Grant Town after a
visit with the formers mother Mrs.
Mary McGraw at Clarkshurg.
Mrs, =. v. Duffy and children
Miss Virginia and Sandy who had
been the guests Of the formers sis.
ter Mrs. Edwin Brooks at Nor
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PERSONALS:

The Misses Isabel and Gertrude
Mckinney who are students at the
West Virginia University summer
school are spending the week end
with their mother Mrs. Emory F.
Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crumbaugh
have returned to their home at La
trobe, Pa, after spending several
days here with the latterss mother
Mrs. Della Shinn on Pierpont ave-
nue..
Miss Mary Tfbbs is spending a
couple Of weeks at Webster
Springs.
Chester shinn who had been
confined TO his home on Pierpont
avenue for a week with an injured
knee was able to be out today.
Miss Dora Cox has gone on an
extended visit to Bowling Green
and Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati,
Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes Of Char
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cemnaltte. Named

The following members Of the La.
dies Aid society OF the Highland ave
nue. church have been named as the
Entertainment COMMITTEES for July:
Mesdames Henry Mcdaniel, AIRY
Yost, Harry shaferman. Bert Jones'
Clarence Merrltield !, John 7. Ger
kins and Albert Kirk. The nature
Of the entertainment has mot been
decided at this time.
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sIx o,cIock Dinner

A number OF persons. mostly rel.
atives OF the host and hostess, were
entertained at very enjoyable six
O'clock dinner on q 9 evening OF
July 4 at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Pitzer Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Riggs, Joe, Edna and
Lawrence Riggs of Barrackyille;.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hawkins and
daughter, Milton Riggs. Mrs. Hor-
nor. Leman Riggs, Miss Florence
Jacobs, Venton, ocie, Martha, Jun
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gantoNp have returned homo. Mr..
and Mrs Brooks motored hSre WITH
them ana SCENT tie day ana nigtt
Mrs. b. NJ. Smith Of Highiav1,s
has been called to her homo at
,Galax, Va, by the illness az her
mother Mrs, John Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, NJ. Wrasse az
Spruce, street are leaving todSy for
q three weeks stay at Popular
Island on the Valley river.
The Misses Essio and Iessie
Wilson Of Morgantown have re-
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Western Visit

Mrs. Fred Mortified and children
left Thursday for an extended visit
with the formers mother, Mrs.
Cherry Of Lebanon, Kan. The par
ty viii also visit relatives in Kan
sas City while away. Mr.. MerrI-
field accompanied them as far as
Chicago,
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Visits Rnother

Rev. S. c. Jones, New Martins
Vile, is spending a few days in
Bellyiew. Mr. Jones was summon
ed here on account of the critical
condition Of his brother, Dan Jones,
who was seriously injured In AN
automobile accident the first OF the
week. Mr.. Jones is making a very
rigid personal investigation as to
the manner Of the accident and
will leave nothing undone to put the
blame where 1t belongs.
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BAKED BEANS

Have yoa ireF tried bakin
n the furnace IA vlntors Ii
lust inside ths doof Of the 4
there e hmall shelf. Aftl
beaps have been gwen a gocI
int he stove they Gin he put \
Shelf ana finished viii the
of-cSpside raelS OF .he Eas bil
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Seniors Entertained

Ned Merritield was host to the
members Of the Senior Helpers sun
day school class last Tuesday eve.
ming, The business meeting was
dispensed with and the usual pro.
gram was varied by giving the par.
I ~ an automobile ride and a treat
Of watermelon and lemonade.
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CAMPING Party

Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. Tucker and
Mrs. L. G. Peterson are members
OF a camping party who are enjoy
ing an outing on Prickett,s creek.
News from the camp Is to the effect
that the party is having the time OF
their lives. Other members OF the
party are mostly from Riyesville.