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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-09
CHURCH News
First Methodist Church

Sunday School at go Morn
ing service ~ .l0:45. subject The
Problem oi God III the Light OF
His Love" Epworth League at
q p. III. Union services at First
Christian church Sunday evening.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-09
Second Chriatisn Church

Bible school at GAS. Preaching
service by Re-. y {. Duncan. oi
Irvine. at IL 4. m. and ! p. IN
Come and bring Your friend, Ia
all these services.
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SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Entertained at Dinner

Mr.. and AIR. NJ. C. Covine.on
entertained At dinner "Wednesday
at their home at Maple Lawn
honoring DIR. Vance. OF Nash
vile. the evangelist at the Pres
byterian church. whom Miss Ma
~ .. CCvinStou lad the pleasure
OF hearing quite frequently DIR
ing her student wears at Peabody
College. Other guests were Or
Il. l.. Tclford Mrs. Tcliord. Dr
Homer W. Carpenter and Mrs.
Carpenter and Mr.. Watson. The
hospitality wa, very greatly ID
ioycd.
Entertained Richmond Friends
me- ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-09

Paint Lick. had as their guests
.al dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
". !. Nagcrs. DR.. K. {. Bosgs
Mrs. Boggs. Mr. Boyd Wagers
and Mr.. J ). 5urrow. all OF Rich
mund.
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RICHMOND WEIGH STORE
PHONE 81
PHONE 81

CRYSTAL Cafe un Main street. lie
has leased au apartment from
Mrs. Dan Wallace ON Broadway
and viii move his family here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-09

Mrs. John DonelSon has return
cd from a several months stay
in North Carolina and was cor
daily welcomed by her legion OF
friends.
Mrs. r. ]. Mckee spent We'd
nesday in Lexington.
Mrs. l.. L. Collins has returned
to her home in Crittcnden after
"A two weeks stay with her
daughter. Mrs. K. {. Oldham. or
the Summit.
Mrs. Joe Arnold. OF Winchcs-
ter. was the recent guest Of her
sister. Mrs. James Turner.
Mrs. u. NJ. Carr has returned
from ten days stay at French
Lick Springs.
Miss Cordia Smith was the re-
cent guest OF Mrs. K. s. Elkin in
Winchester.
The Irvine Times says Mrs
John b. Scri.ner and children
have returned from visit to
The iattcrS parents in South
Carolina.
Mrs. {. +. Ecton. OF Winchcs-
Ter. spent Wednesday with Rich
mond friends.
Mrs. Tom Chenault spent We'd
neSday i'll Winchester the guest
.of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Hoolcott.
Mrs. Bessie b. Lackcy will
cave soon to spend several
weeks with relatives III Missis-
>ippi.
Mr.. William Griggs. of Lancas-
ter. was here last week on bust
ness.
Mrs. Monroe Mckinney. OF Ir-
vine. spent Thursday in Rich
nond shopping.
Mrs. J. i. Chenault and Mrs.
X. X. Burnam. Jr. spent Friday
i'll Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Winkler
have returned from a visit to rel
atievS in Estill colnty.
MIR. w. 5. Judy. OF Lexington,
is here this week in the interest
of the tobacco association.
MIR. Gordon Terrill has return
cd from a week end visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Cooper in Law
renceborg.
Mr.. Joe Holiday, of Waco.
joined his brother. Lewis Holli-
day, of Winchester, for visit to
their sister, Mrs. J. {. Harris. in
Paris.
Mr.. Tom Smith, X. Nj. |. Lou
isville, will JOIN his sister, Miss
Elise Bennett Smith. at Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan. where they will
spend the holiday season. Their
mother, Mrs. George David JET
ferson, and MIR. Jefferson will
probably be with them.
Friends will be glad to know
that Mrs. w. II. Douglas is cSii-
valescent from a several days
illness.
Mr.. Julian Ashcraft. of the
Normal School, has returned
from a visit to his parents, at
Georgetown.
Mrs. L. L. White. mother OF
Mr.. d. w. White, of the Dixie
Auto Company, is critically i'll al
her home at Paint Lick and her
family and friends are very ap-
prehensive about her condition.
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First Cl<istizn Church

Bible school 9:5O. J. W. VA
gers. Superintendent. Morning
service a; l0:45. theme where
= Mans Treasure l." Union
service al the First Christian
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Mr.. r. Maucl,ikes. Of Mn
chester. recently bought ,'ic
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Be Sure You're Right

Davy Crockett used to "Be you're right then
ahead" Economy a matter Of saving; its spending
money the best advantage. materially
effectiveness of buying by purchasing where
the utmost is given for the best expenditure.
The Richmond Welch Store its prce-the for
allPeer robbed to Paul In paying price
you you getting square your neigh
kC-.
Money has earning and paying cash enables
large of tire losses sustained in doing
credit business.
Carrying home packages the increase
IN the price that is added for delivery costs.
And added these important savings the purchasing
power of Ike Welch organization You ego ahead at
Welchs with the Fill assurance that you're right"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-13
SEEKING P0IN7ERS
ON MIX CONTROL
Mayor and City Solicitor
viii Visit Number
Of Cities

Mayor W. ". Conway and City
Attorney Albert J. Kern left the
city at Z o'clock khis morning for
Parkersburg, Charleston, Hunting
ton, Marietta, o., and Wheeling
with a view Of learning the best
methods OF establishing and con-
Quoting municipal milk inspection
1t is probable that the city off,
cials will visit the cities in the
order named and will return to
Fairmont In time for the meeting
Of the board Of directors next Mon
day morrRpg, when they will give
a report on what they have seen
and learned.
The trip Of Mayor Conway and
Attorney Kern was authorized by
the board Of directors At yester-
days Ei1Fsting Of the board. Real
izinE the urgent need Of establish
ing the proper method OF milk in
spection in Fairmopt, the trip was
arranged last night and ct an early
hour this morning the officials
were off on their trip.
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N.gS DRIVE SLOW
IlSgB90L DISTRICT
Police Will Enforce Law
4 Declares Chief
srlider

Fer the protection Of school chill
dr9n going TO and from school a
I spea ia limit Of eight miles per hour
Z ~, the Miller school IN Pennsylvania
avenue and At the White school In
Lp6ust avenue will be strictly en-.
fereed. Anyone exceeding the speed
limit between 8 and 9 a. M, 1S.1 p.
"a. and 3:30.4:3O .. M. VIII be ar
rAsted for speeding, brought before
Mayor Conaway and fined.
"The speed limit is 8 miles per
hauP and you can say for me that
Il Will Be strictly enforced" said
Chief snIder IN discussing the en-
eer6ement Of the traffic regulation.
Chief snider stated that at al
hours In the day when school was
( eslAE convened and dismissed that
he'would have an officer at each Of
the two schools where the danger
from passing automobiles is the
greatest.
IS Yesterday was the first day OF
school but the police department
ssWRE not slow In rendering its pro
ykeetIon TO the school children. An
Officer was stationed at each cor.
ner early yesterday morning TO see
thRt the children were protected
from speederS.
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.by at6r u. al. knapp, attofnsy tor
the atCnsed.
Mary yYas 4 e1onersted o the
charge 81 feIoniotls cttttng ana
fined $s5 and costs for assault anu
During the Introduction Of the
testimony for the defense, q look
Of Inclination overspread the face
Of Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John ". Mason, Jr., as one By. one
Mary and her. hand OF cavaliers
told of the mysterious stranger
with the knife, knocking the props
out from under the felony cnarse
set up by the state. This, however
was succeeded by a cold, steely
glitter In the eyes OF the states a.
forney and as tthe finding OF the
Justice was announced. he rose and
demanded that the two witnesses
who had testified that they mad
seen man with a knife, as wen
as the two reserve witnesses, be
held under 5000 bond each for the
grand Jury.
from the lips Of the assistant pros
e6utlng attorney, the two boys who
had not testified and whose names
no one seemed to know, gently ana
oh, so quietly, oozed out through
the crowd composed mostly Of me-
groes and when sought could not
be found. Jackson and Evans,
however, were ordered to furnish
the required bond or go,to jail.
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Mrs. Milan Hostess

Mrs. John NJ. MILAN Of Rymeg
w. Va, entertained a number Of
relatives and friends at her home
on last Sunday. The day was
spent in renewing acquaintauces,
and talking over old times as fam
lies will. An excellent twelve
o'clock chicken dinner was serv-
ed the guests. Mrs. MILAN was
assisted In serving by her dauEh'
tar Mrs, ". e. Dennis, The fol
lowing guests were present: Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Robins and Mr..
and Mrs. j. e. Boord OF Clarks
burg Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MILAN
John and Irene Erillau and Earl
TTsktn Of Smithfield; Mr.. and Mrs
Burns Moore, Lillian Doris Moore
MI. and Mrs. W. e. Dennis OF
Fairmont, W. Va.
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk Lee N
satterfield:
Randolph Floyd and wife TO
John. Douglass, real estate on
Spring street, FaiEmopt, $3.50.
Lille Carpenter Ford and hus-
band to Joseph Carpenter, real
estate in the First and Second
wards. Fairmont, 81.
Jeanne D. Horner and husband
to Harry Davis, a lot on Maryland
avenue, Fairmont, $2,65s.T6.
Roe j. Amos ct al. TO A. B.
Knight trustees a lot in Oak Lawn
cemetery, Paw Paw district, S145.
u. A. Gather and wife to Myrtle
Robertson, a parcel of land on the
Tygarts Valley river, Grant district
$500
Isaac n, Lough and wife to Jo-
seph Opyoke, parcel Of land on
DunkaNl Mill Run, $500.
Oscar and Herbert Hawkins 70
o. j. Fleming, a parcel OF land 9
lot in the Menongahela Industrial
company's East Side addition,
Fairmoat, $1,000,
Luther B. Talkington to L. h.
PeDper, lease of store room
formerly known as the Pople con-
fectionery ON Morgantewn avenue,
$3.50 for one year.
Paw Paw Coal company to Joe
Gordon, and Monroe Scott, a lot in
Paw Paw addition Grant Town, STA.
William E. Radabeugh to Joseph
r. Ford a lot on P@Eonlac ayenueS
Fairmont, $500.
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.HOLINTTNESSES..IN
Gu I TING CASE
Grand Jury Will Look
Into Quality Of This
Testimony

It was easy going for Bessie
Gordon, OF Pickhandle Hill as she
descended the gteep grade last
Thursday night on her way to. make
4 few social calls. Tarrying 70
greet, a few friends in the negro
quarter on Water street, she
CROSSED the old river bridge and be
gan laboriousIy to ascend the Mad
ison street hill.
Now this particular hill Is hard
enough on the most seasoned noun
taineer but for an Alabama person
of Bessie'g avoirdupois It Is espe-
clally trying. For Bessie tips the
beam at no mean tTifle over 200
pounds and when she arrived at the
entrance to Hull alley, the objec'
tive point In her itinerary she was
clear out Of breath and IN no fit
condition for the strenuous part
abe was called upon to play, with
out atmoment's warning.
"Ah neYah see her till she
jumped me-" said Bessie on the
stand In Justice M. R. MusEove's
court yesterday afternoon as she
described how the dark form Of
Mary Meats dashed QUITO the al
Icy and began a savage attack on
her. Somehow In the melee, Res'
sic was cut on the right breast re,
ceivlng a wound that 1t required
the skill Of DR.: BopIwaPe and four
stitches 20 close up. Bessie oalig'
ingly offered to show the court the
extent Of her injuries, hut the Jus
tice blushingly disclaimed any in
tention OF doubling her word.
Bessie's story was corrohorateo
by Pauline Gordon, who was with
her and saw the battle from starr
to finish.
Private William Hunter, Of the
state police, told about having ar.
rested Mary on Washington. street
later in the evening,
Taking the stand In her own de.
Tense, Mary admitted having at
tackled Bessie. She denied having
used a knife, however. hut hintcd
darby that negro who stepped
between her and her antagonist,
might have stabbed Bessie. In fact,
even though she saw red as soon
as she act eyes on her dusky rival,
whom she had threatened to ami
bilate if she did not keep away
from her man, and mad as she was,
she still had a keen eye for details
and distinctly saw negro sitting
in front OF a restaurant on Madl-
son street. whiting a stick with
a knife. It was he, so she thought,
who had come between her anu
Bessie. leaving an inference that
might be figured put by even the
most obtuse,
Fred Evans and Ed Jackson. two
negroes, swore that they had seen
the unknown separate the warning
Amazens and two other young me-
groes we're ready to corroborate
their testimony but were not called
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Income Tax Must
Be Paid On Time

Won E. Teeter, local representa-
: tive of the internal Revenue Ser
vice, today received a comnunicR-
ton from Albert 3. White, co!lec-
tor for the state Of West Virginia,
which will be of interest to all who
pay income tax. 1t is as follows:
This office is receiving numerous
requests from persons owing IN
come tax, q part Of which Is due
18th inst, for extension Of time in
which to make payment. The law
will no tpermit any such extension
to be granted and you should notify
the public in every practicable way
that there is no power granted to
any one 70 reXtending time for
making payment Of inStallnCTlts OF
income tax,
The treasury officials arc full Of
sympathy for those who find It
difficult to meet their payments Of
income tax promptly when due, but
thcy are powerless to grant an ex-
tension Of time in which to do 50.
If payment Of an inStallment iS
not made when due, all the remaiN.
ing installments Immediately be-
come due, and 5 per cent of the
whole tax due is added, and La
bility to l per cent interest a month
is also incurred.
Please inform the people Of the
requirements. of the law so far as
it is applicable to the taxpayer
and be no less careful to inform
them of the duty imposed upon
treasury officials SO that penalties
will not be incurred through lack
Of understanding on the part of the
taxpayer, Of his obligation and of
those whose duty it is to make col.
lectiens.
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PERSONALS

] Henry Hunsaker who had been
very III at his home on High street
is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Nusum and
family have returned from trip
through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
They also attended the State Fair
! in Wheeling.
Robert Henry who had been i'll
with diphtheria at the home OF his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. c. o. Henry
on Fairmonts avenue Is recovering
at this alne.
Mrs. A. B. Cole who had spent
the past two weeks in Charleston
with MIR. Cole who Is located there,
has returned.
Miss Sarah Evans has returned
from Morgantowp where abe had
been the guest of iler uncle, r. A.
Tough and Mrs. Tough.
Miss Hazel Nuzum and Miss
Mary Morris Of this city. Everett
Price and Lawrence RiAehart OF
MonoRgah were week end guests
OF Mrs. George Nuzum and Mrs.
Laura Fluharty at Tenant Cent
lal. =
The Misses Betty and Sarah
Maple who had Ftent the summer
with relatives at Waynesburg, Pa.
have returned to their home in
this city.
Miss Ella NJ. Ward has returned
from Mt. Lake Park, Md, where
sic had spent the week end With
her niece. Mrs. Z. R. Parker and
family OF Atlanta. Ga. who are
spending tie summer there.
Mrs. George ". Kinsey and
daughter Mrs. Fora Kinsey Powell
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.BELl-VlEW



The Willing Workers class held
Moonlight picnic on Friday
evening of last week. The party
gathered In an open field back Of
Buffalo avenue, and after making
Z camp fire prepared dtlictouR
supper, after which number OF
gRmes were enjoyed before the
party broke up. The following
members were in the party: Ger.
sErude Mortified, Evelyn Fortney,
Elsie Thompson, Mary Stevens,
9Ftrude Piekins, Sylvia Ables,
rAalma Stevens, Winifred Doug
lsS, AIserIte Smith, Frankie
l9sIEles, Virginia Douglas, Edith
Ellis. The girls were chaperoned
by their teacher, Mrs. Eellie
,Shaferman.
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Toxin G.. Hupp Of Bellvtew ave
nue., has returned from Woodruff,
81. va. where he was called Sat.
GFaSy morning by a telephone
message on account Of the death
81 his grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
Hump. Mrs. Hupp although well
advanced In years had been in
hSf usual health until very recent
~, and her death came as a shock
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Nc. and Mrs. Dewie Hatfield
SIrtyed in Bellivew the first Of the
week and are guests Of the lat.
teFs, sister, Mrs. Grover Douglas,
Ia BeIlyiew aveuue The marriage
yof Mr. and Mrs, Hatfield was Il
oent event and came as sur
Prise to Mrs. Dougles as well as
othef members of the family.
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y MI. and Mrs. Charles Hood, Of
Liberty avenue, are very much
sSiaase over the birth Of bright
little daughter who arrived at
ths3r9 @ome on Sunday morning.
Beth mother and daughter are do.
Ing nicsIy st this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-13

Is 4ef reS atiYes here VINO hAd Tist
4taa Hef aittIy. t,66 weeks 80, atdI
found her reua6F k0BlY. active for
6ne 81 her GGe.
Personals
Newton Grub 10 spending 4
two weeks vacation, and will be q
guest WITH relatives at Charleston
ard Huntington during the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Sab1 and
children are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.. Joseph
sabo Of Buffalo avenue.
Mrs. W. y. Waltz has returned
from two weeks visit With her
son Guy Waltz and Mrs, Waltz
az theIF summer home st Borg
man. The Waltz family also re.
turned TO the city and have closed
the summer camp for this season
Mr.. and Mrs. Marin Kester and
children were at Harmony Grove
Sunday whore they were called to
attend the military funeral Of a
friend OF the family.
Mrs. L. 4. Miller ard little
granddaughter Louise Waltz left
Sunday for a visit with relatives
In Grafton, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, Burns Moore and
daughter Lillian we're the guests
OF relatives near Warrington Bun
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Carroll and
children wore at Grafton on last
Sunday where they were members
Of private picnic party.
MI. and mrs. HerBchel LAyman
OF BarrackVille were recent Wis.
itora with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Q: q. Layman in
Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Evelyn Fortney has re-
turned to her homo Rt Kiugmont
after q weeks visit with her
cousin Miss Gertrude Mortified.
Mrs. Maud Cramer and daugh-
ter, Of Barraekvtlle. were guests
Of their aunt. Mrs. ELIZA Straight
of Hess avenue the last Of the
week.
". W. Watson OF Highland
avenue, has gone to points in hin
oils, where he will be the guest Of
relatives for some time.
Mrs. Albert Martin and family
and Mrs. Cora Stewart of RiTes-
Vile we're week end visitors with
M. and Mrs. ". T, Hess in Lib
eyty avenue.
spent the week end as guests of
the latteF's mother, Mrs. j. NJ.
MILAN Of Rymer.
Mrs. Ollie Mallory Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is spending a week with her
sister, MIS-. Hays asktll in Bell.
view avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Bearcratt who re-
Gently returned from Cook hos.
pItal, still remains quite sick at
the home Of her niece Mrs. Hays
Gaskill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fortney OF
KipSmont were guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Fred Mortified over Sun
day.
Mrs Elizabeth Floyd and grand
daughters Carrie and Gertrude
Wilson are home from a visit with
relatives at ElIenboTo, w. Va.
Mrs. Martha Grubhb Is spend
Ing a weeks visit with relatives
in the country near Harrington.
Mrs. Fannie Jolliffe of East
Park was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. J. Hpnsaker, on last
Sunday,
Mrs. Bert Jones and children
returned the last OF the week from
a month visit with the formers
parents near Littleton.
Grant Fulton OF Akron, Ohio,
was the guest of relatives here
the last OF the week.
Ada May, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Stevens has re-
covered from a few days illness.
Miss Florence Rutherford has
returned from a. visit with the
Misses Ernestire and Goldie
Michael Of Baxter.
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To California

Mr.. and Mrs. 2ack Layman. OF
PENNSYLVANIA avenue are planning
! 10 leave the first Of October for
GniIRrrnts, where they will spend
& khe winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
aoleNeE Highland avenue will live
at the Layman home while the
AsRners are in California.
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GETS MORE FRoNd KING

LEAMINGToN, Eng, Sept 49,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hobley, Of Newbold
Pacey is exhibiting letter she got
from King George. The king con
graduated her on her Tooth birth
day.
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AsAIrs. Jennie Malone of Bellview
3Yenue, left the last Of the week
tor Cleveland, Ohio, where she
Will be the guest OF no" sons,
SIngIe and Dale Malone.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-13

HIGH RATE FOR RATS.
KIMBERLEY, Africa, Sept. a.
Kimberley has followed Cape Town
in Offering premiums Tor rats
caught in The city. The city pays
IL cents for each rat caught.
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Is your toilet asking pointedsy
for attention? sweeten IT, with
Blue DeYtl.-Ady.
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FOR RREr-
FARMS FOR sAI.E ! :,

FARMS n oHio-To al Ea6.
wish to buy farms in the best
part of Ohio send me FaHg aes1Fef
in a description Of what EaH Elell
and | will send you prices, ai4e Of
farms, location and descript inSs &
W. S. English, EeY Rhil9delp hla
Ohio. s. Fa1 y
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FOR SALE OR TRApn for te9s
property, 81 acres land With
room house, pantry. On car lille
Box 1924. West YitgtAiat
2:s ( g
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WANTED-Two middle aged men
to present high grade selling
proposition in small town, rural
districts. See Mr.. Paul Connolly,
after P. NJ. New Roush House.
8 IS II IT'S A
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FOR RENTING basement
one sleeping room. sos ylsfli,
Place. ss1ass
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FOR RENT-Two large sleepih
rooms, bath and large porch.
Close In. SIS Dunbar g. Phons
2S4-R. 4.i2.sts3t
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Personal.
WANTan.

WANTED CarpenteP work
pair work a speciality Cali 600 81
Virginia avenue. 2 lsst 7Ia4I
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MALE HELP WANTED

EARN $6-$1a weekly addressing
mailing circulars, spare time at
home, instructions 96c. MAILERS
LIST CO.. 1851 2Sth St., Detroit,
Mich. s-12'6t-17oA
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FOR RDRT-one front room utl8
Of bath, parlor and phone call
l4sw after $40. 10 gu 5Issl
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FURNISHED ROOM 90 wee
for one; $500 Tot two. Gle
pleasant surround ineS, Mica nell
borhood. Call 1ss7.R BIZ: 3. i.
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FOR RENT-Three extra
rooms for housNGeepins
without children. Phone 9s3sl
Is
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III AssIFIED ADV Il. TIsIl
FdRtyfsHnD ooll

F6R RENT-f JT6 ilFAf Sst5i Sts7 I.
int rooms. Phone 8ss
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Useful Beauty

VoU viii enjoy cooking with Premo Eclipse, for Il eoH
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tirs range bright and new looking for years.
And It's simplicity and Of operation tighten your work and
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special feature Of the preno Eclipse Is is iron
bottom This holds baking heat ionges, and distributes i
more evenly is easy Lift out It's smooth easirpn surface
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extra Boiling lid in the bottom big convenience too
We would ike to show you the eonvenienees Of this hard
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