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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-16
The BIG STONE GAP POST WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1922

Mrs. E. b. Mouser returned to her
home in Spartanburg, S. G., today
wednesday, after spending several
days in the Gap the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Otis Mouser.
Mrs. Sally A. Bailey and Miss
Nora fouell, of the Gap, who are
attending school at East Radford
this month, spent Sunday at Blacks.
burg the guests of Miss Elizabeth
Sprinkle. who has position in the
Bureau of Extension at V. P.I.
Misses Anne and Lucy Maury. of
Bristol, and guest, Miss Julia Dick.
enson, of Castlewood. attended the
dance in the Gap Friday night and
spent n few days here with friends.
Misses Maxine and Louise Davis.
DIR. and Mrs. George Bartel, Keith
Smith were among those from Bris-
toll who attended the dance in the
Gap Friday.
Miss Blanche kennedy, of Glove
land, attended hte dance in the Gap
Friday night.
h. d. Alsover and son, Robert, Jr,
spent II few days last week at Cedar
Bluff fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. H. Rceder Jr.,
returned to the Gap last Wednesday
from ain extensive wedding trip to
Atlantic City, New York and other
eastern cities and ports. They are
stopping at the Monte Vista Hotel
for u few days before going to I'm
boden where they will make their
future home. MrsReedcr was for
mcrly Miss Susan Burden, of Din
widdie, who taught in the public
school at Appalachia the past
session.
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NOTIcEl

As assessor OF Tangible and In
tangible personal property for the
Town OF Big Stone Gap, ncte that
very small amount OF stock and
bonds owned by residents OF the
Town have been included in the lists
turned in. This is probably due to
oversight, and there is just time to
make correction and save penalties.
Among these would mention the
preferred stock Of the Kentucky
Utilities Company and the bonds OF
Ritzmiller-Scott Company. All per
sons owning these or other stocks or
bonds who did not include same in
their lists should at once furnish me
with statement of amount thereof.
W. F. BAKER.
Assessor.
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Sewing Party

Mrs. William j. Smith entertained
u few Of her friends at her home last
Wednesday afternoon with a very
enjoyable sewing party, in honor OF
her aunt. Miss Clara Smith, of De-
troit. At the close Of the afternoon
Mrs. Smith served delicious ice
course to the following guests: Mes
danes j. II. Mathews, II. S. Benja-
min, |. c. Taylor, Jas. NJ. Smith,
K. b. McGeckin. a. H. Gordon, II. w.
Gillian, Jas. X. Taylor and Miss
Clara Smith.
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COLD SHOULDER FOR
TESS

Not many moons ago they put Tess
Whiteaker in jail in Letcher county.
Kentucky, and while there he ran for
sheriff or something and was elected.
He then decided he would so to con
gress and started out but was stop
ped in the primary stage by Con
gresham John w. Langley last Sat
urday.
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EDITOR BUYS RoAMER

John Ed Pearce, famous editor of
Norton, has purchased Roamer au-
tomobile and thrown his antiquated
Oakland in the discard. During the
past month Editor Pearce has turned
out a whale of good paper.
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James NJ. Gi!ly and grandson, Iu-
nior GilIy, returned to the Gap last
week from visit of several days to
relatives in Rogersvlle. Tenn.
+. Flanary, Jr., and Bradley Weary,
Of Dot, Lee county, were business
visitors IN town one day last weei,
and paid this Office business call.
Mrs, Polly Ann Richmond, wife Of
the late j. b. Richmond, of East
Stone Gap, has been seriously i'll for
several days at the home of Jonathan
Kilbourne ut Cadet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Pugh ard Mrs.
Bernice Gibson, of ST. Paul, spent
Sunday in the Gap the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. !. c. Taylor ana other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Felix's and son,
Hermon, motored over to Kcokee
Sunday and spent the day there Wis.
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young and
baby, Of Stonega, spent Sunday in
the Gap visiting Mrs. +. +. Tate.
+. b. Stone, of the Stone Poster
Advertising Service, was bi ness
visitor in Bristol last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Doughty and
children, of Grcencville, Tenn, mo-
| torcd to the Gap last week and spent
several days here visiting Mrs.
Doughty's sister, Mrs. NJ. H. Ora
| her. ,
FOR SALE Z room house near
the Methodist church at Il bargain if
taken before the LIST of September.
See W. G. Coutts. adv
c. c. Long and two daughters.
Misses Corrie and Grace, Miss Pearl
Miller, q. ID. Jenkins, and Marcus
iIamblcn went to Detroit last week.
where they drove bnck four Dodge
Cars for MIR. Long. They came back
by Cincinnati and Middlesboro and
made the trip in about three days
and found the roads in splendid con-
dition.
Rev. II. d. Hart, Of imbodcn, fill
ed the pulpit Mt the Southern Meth
odist church here on Sunday morn
ing in the absence of the pastor and
preached splendid sermon to
lragc congregation.
The regular term Of the Big Stone
Gap public school will open the first
week in September. While the meni-
bcrs OF the faculty have not been
given out yet we understand that Il
good one has been selected and that
the Gap will have one of the best
schools next year in the history OF
the town, and the equipment here
for high school work will be second
to none in the state.
Mrs. Willis Slaughter and two
children, who have been spending
sometime in this section visiting
Mrs. Slaughter's sister, Mrs. j..
X. Taggart and Mrs. ]. l.. Camblos
at Norton and Mrs. r. F.. Taggart
and Mrs. j. w. Chalkley and broth
er, Josh Bullitt. in the Gap, left last
week for Boston, where Capt.
Slaugter her husband has been trans
ferred from San Francisco.
Work on the Gaps now concrete
road from depot to depot is pre-
crossing nicely. The grading from
the Southern depot to the Baptist
church is about complete and the
spreading of concrete has already
begun. This road will have five
inch concrete base with two inch
bitumincus asphalt top which will
make it one OF the very best roads
in this section.
| Miss Ada Clark, of Kingsport, is
the attractive guest of Miss Ruth
lessee in the Gap.
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GOOD SHOW

The Anderson Quinn Company
opened weeks engagement in a
large tent opposite the postofIice
Monday night, and HAD good at
attendance ut the opening perform
ance which was far above the aver
age show.
This company is perfectly reliable
ard gives clean and wholesome per-
formances.
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LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. C. +. Flanary and grand
Daughter, of Jonesvile, were guests
tf u. S. Slemp and sister mt their
ountry home near Blue Springs last
,eek.
Mrs. Earl Morris, Mrs. Anna My
Is and daughter, Melissa. spent sew
tral days in Bristol last week.
Mrs. Anna Myers entertained at
iinner Sunday, DR.. and Mrs. Bray
nd Judge Morton, of Appalachia.
Rev NJ. p, Carico and son in law,
". G. Snapp, of Blueheld, were Wis
tors to the Gap u day or two last
week. Mr.. Cnrco was formerly pre-
iding elder OF the Big Stone Gap
district, NJ. +. Church, South, and is
well known in this section.
Miss Vivian Ballard, oil Bristol, is
isiting her cousin, Mrs. S. L. Banks,
N the Gap this week.
LOST Small, gold Edison foun-
ain pen on street. Reward if re-
burned to this oilicc.-adv.
Tucknr,s Comn Grove fourth nm
Ipal mee,inr vii be baId in nj,
,one Gap for the benefit of the col
red Baptist church Watch for the
osters. ..,.a
Miss Berthn Mahafrev who attend.
ID the Summer Normal nj Radford
pa her return home spent two weeks
sitting friends in Roanoke and Ma
ion, Va.
Miss Virpinia Cbildress or Marion
the attractive guest of Miss Bcrtbo
Elahairey this week.
M,ss cx.,.a uahaso,. :. ,.;-;,;n,
=, ronsin SI;ss Made Mahagnv e,
bmboden this week.
c;ro,a NJ . - ia won,.,,.
Ta,y ~ ia pyash,,,a.;,r an,,ra,, IN,
aeet with Mrs w T. Wamnler
EThnrsdny afternoon Mt 2 o'clock.
p W e,a,,,n =, c;,o;,,.,; .n1
,,Inr paa,;n - Ta.;,,..,am T.,
''"", n"s''ne' 81 i.uN',is'oo, ny
ister, Mrs. Anna Slemp Myers. near
blue Springs.
ru;o,+ nho has haan ,aao,
NO sin,,ina school =, cadat for naa
Ast two weeks Inns returned TO his
BONE near Blue Springs.
Niss Dor;s Warner wbo ho, hoop
spending ,ba mast fonr yoars in ,he
Gan where she had nos;t;on
ap W., w"e.e sne c naa pos position no
Returned few days ago to her
bone in De Soto, Mo-, where she will
fpend Il few weeks with her parents
before going to st. Louis, Mo-, where
Ehe will accept position.
Miss May slemp left last week for
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a NINE TON PRESS

With the purchase of a nine ton
Webb perfeeting press. Crawford's
Weekly, Norton, will turn out an
eight page paper in the near future
This press will be the largest be-
tween Blueield and Bristol and will
print and fold eight pages at a time.
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Cards for Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Reedcr, Ir.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. 4. Rhoads and
daughter, Mrs. Caroline K. Lewis,
entertained very delightfully."- at their
home last Saturday evening with ten
tables of cards, complimentary to
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Reeder, Jr,
who recently returned to the Gap
from their wedding trip.
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MOTORED TO
JOHNSON CITY

Saturday afternoon, Mrs. j. p.
Wolfe and son. Pete, Jr.. and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, Miss Evelyn Al
soyer and Vernon Domino motored
to Bristol where they spent the night
with relatives enroute to Johnson
City, where they spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Polk Wolfe.
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WOULD FEED, STRIKERS

The duration OF the rail strike
has lost its horrors for striking shop
men in Appalachia. Mrs. NJ +. Null
Inns has offered 10 board free OF
charge until AN agreement is reach
ed. Mrs. Mullins has conducted a
boarding house in Appalachia for II
years.
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Called Home on Account of
Fathers Illness

MIR. and Mrs. Paul lessee and chill
dren. Of Johnson City, Will jesse.
OF Chicago, Harry lessee, of Roa-
ncke, We're all called to their home
in the Gap last week on account of
the serious illness of their father,
$. K. lessee. "
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ham sandwiches, pimento cheese
sandwiches, coffee and punch were
served all the guests.
This dance was well chaperoned
by large number OF the club chap
erones.
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DIXON STILL IMPROVING

Charles Dixon, Norton striker who
was critically injured in It fight with
a Norfolk & Western strike bfeaker,
is now out of danger at the Norton
Hospital.
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Rufus Jennings, of Nickelsville, is
spending a few days in the Gap with
his sister, AIRS. Emmitt Nickels.
FOR Building lot near
school, 100 foot front $4,000. See
w. G. Coutts.-adv.
Mrs. A. L. Hoi,on and daughter
Miss Louise, Of the Gap, and Mrs.
Ingles, Of Inman. left Sunday morn.
ing for Philadelphia where they are
spending several days.
Mrs. Ii. G.. Pangle, of Russellville.
Tenn, has been spending several
days in the Gap the guests Of her
brother and Mrs. c. V. Wecms.
FOR SALE room house in plat
3 on the main pike. See W. G.
Coutts.-adv.
Mrs. Ohio Mullins and children, of
Greeneville, Tenn, arrived in the
Gap Thursday, where they will spend
several days visiting Mrs. Mullins
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Muncy,
and her sister, Mrs. Paul Horne, ut
Kcokee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and
children, Mrs. Emmitt Nickels, Jack
Cawood and Rufus Jennings spent
Sunday picuicing near Jonesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. a. Stuart, of
the Gap, and guest. Miss Bodley, of
Louisville, KY, have been spending
few days with relatives in Abing-
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. IIorper and
children. of Norton. were in Tho C,n
Sunday.
Miss Kate Lay. who has been
spending several DAYS in the Gan
with friends. returned to her home
in Coeburn Sunday.
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b,vo r,,nrne1 !, ,hai, - .r.s'
suena;ny fow dive :, lawn ,ha
yuos,s Of Mr. md Wrs + n So
non
49,, 49,. -, n nm ''''u''s 'o's
:. s,a Pc "',' ny 'v u, ) s'ole i"i
''''o '''"' 'ee !" W. Oo"''s-
MIS- Mary Statzer OF Mendoza,
spent lew days IN the Gap this
week visiting her sister, Mrs Meta
Reasor.
Mrs. r.. f. Taggart entertained at
her home on Poplar Hill last Thurs
day morning with Hearts IN honor Of
MRS. T. +. Hoodlae ana guests, Mrs.
II, W, Beers ana Mrs. +. NJ. Beery,
oil Atlanta
Mrs. Elizabeth Agee Ockstabt and
small son and Mrs Dick Atherton
tnee Miss Anna Agee) of Washing
toh' ~ - are spending several days
~ we zap 'he guest Oh thelr grand
'''o'"er' "rs' 9h''ne ro''y'
j. c. Isaac. of Appaiachia. who
was seriously injured in an automo-
bile acciden, on the Fourth Of July.
has returned home from the Norton
Hospital where he was taken at the
time of the accident. He is said to
be improving nicely.
Miss Mary Troy, OF Graham, who
has been visiting former friends at
Pennington Gap for the past week.
is visiting her brother and Mrs. Fred
l.. Troy at Josephine this week
l.. b. Wilcox spent a few DAYS in
Morristown last week on business.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Mrs. Frances Hays was given a
very happy surprise on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 5th, IL being her birthday.
All Of her children living in Berea or
near came in on her Unexpectedly at
about the noon hour. bringing the
dinner with them. There probably
ere few families that enjoy these
get-together occasions more than the
Hays family. and this proved to be
one Of those delightful times that
can never he forgotten. Those pres
emit were Mrs. Ellen Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Coyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Colonel Baker and children. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Earl Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bet Hays, and, Of course, the father,
Frank Hays. who had entered into
the plot TO have il a complete sur.
prise and shared equally with Mrs.
Hays the JOY Of having so many OF
the family at home again.
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WEST END AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. P. b. Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. Lucian Lewis, Of Cleveland,
visited s. c. Lewis, Tuesday.
Miss Matte Lewis. Of Red Lick,
has come TO enter school. She viii
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs. s.
c. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Honaker, Of Lexington, were
guests Of Mrs. J. II. Jackson last
week.
Miss Geneva jackson, who has been
visiting at Valley View. has returned
home.
Rev. r. L. Ambrose has been enjoy
ing a visit from his grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bullen, Of Wilde,
were here Sunday.
Mrs. James Mcclure, Of Beatty
vile. is here to make arrangements
for putting her son in school, and Is
also planning to move TO Berea.
Mr.. Gardner is at home for a few
DAYS while his wife is recovering from
a minor operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wsgers made
a trip to Irvine last week TO see her
father who is i'll.
Mrs. Botkins and children. Of Lex
ington. are visiting here.
Mrs. u. F. Parsons and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joe Parsons visited Mrs. James
Fowler, Of Maybe. last Sunday.
West Union Sundsy-school plans
to have speakers on Sunday after
moons after Sunday-school. The
speaker for next Sunday is H. +.
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Cook have
moved to the house in West End va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter.
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COIORED NOTES

Miss Alice Reid, Of Cincinnati, is
visiting relatives and friends in Beres
this week.
A successful picnic was held at the
Berea fair grounds Monday, Septem-
Der 4th, by the colored boys Of Berea.
Prizes were given away and every
body enjoyed the day.
Mrs. Lizzie Walkers daughter, of
Lexington, is in Berea this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Walker enter
tanned her children and grandchildren
at her residence Sunday evening.
James II. Baker, Of Winchester, is
visiting in Berea this week.
John L. Miller and Miller Maupin,
of Richmond, KY. were the guests Of
Miss Glendon Reynolds Sunday after
noon.
A number Of Berea folks attended
the association at Shallow Ford last
week. Interesting talks were given
by the delegates in Sunday-school,
Sunday morning.
Prof. II. A. Lame. county agent,
gave a short talk after Sunday-school,
Sunday. concerning the agriculture
fair and will speak at the church
Thursday night. Everybody come out
and hear what he has to say.
Gilbert Dudley is at home this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Tevis is visiting her
mother in Cincinnati, o., this week.
Walter Peavley, Of Flat Lick, re-
turned TO his home Saturday.
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BEREA GRADED SCHOOL

opens Monday. Sept. IL. 1922. 1t is
earnestly hoped that all patrons will
be ready TO make use Of even the
first hour.
We are preparing for and expect
ing a great success; and in view Of
that fact. Prof Bowman, the prin-
cipal. desires that each and every pa
tron, together with all others who
are interested. meet him in the
Graded School chapel. Saturday, Sept.
Q. at $3.50 p. m, for the discussion OF
such matters as pertain to our mu-
tual welfare.
Very respectfully,
W. G. Best,
Chairman Board
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POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS

Oscar Martin, gambling. 800 and
cost.
J. L. Pollard, gambling, 800 and
cost.
Joe Sphinx, drinking and disorder
~ conduct. SO and cost.
s. r. Seal, intoxicated, $40 and
cost.
Dewey Hagin, intoxicated, 500 and
cost. Hagin remained in Jail ten
days, balance suspended under good
behavior.
John F. Dean, failure to comply
with sanitary ordinance, $40 and cost.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-07

FOR SALE-Cottage of I rooms
and bath, water, lights, garage, barn.
All re,essary Cutbuildings. Located
on Broadway between Depot and
Postoffce. Room FOR business hon 'e
on this lot ard good location foi
business. Purchaser may buy my
furniture if he so wishes, as ! am
leaving the state. Priced to sell for
cash. W. b. HARRIS, (owner) 80
Broadway, Berea, Ky. (No. 12l
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SPLENDID MESSAGE AT THE
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. 6. J. Cannon, Of Louisville,
and formerly pastor of the Third
Avenue Baptist Church in that city
is bringing a series Of important
messages this week to large crowds
at the Berea Baptist Church. Mr..
Cannon's subjects are well chosen.
and he handles them in a fine way.
There have been already eight addi-
tions TO the church this week.
The church extends an invitation
to every one to come out each eve
ming and enjoy the addresses.
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FL. MOORE,S
Jewelry Store
First Class Repairing
ANO
Fine Line Of Jewelry
CENTER ST. BEREA. KY
Vinegar % Drink.

Little jamie, age three years, at
tended her first birthday party, the
guest Of Margery, age five. Refresh
ments were served. including straw
berries. sugar. cream, cake and lem
onade. The lemonade followed the
sweets. When the children reached
home, JAMES grandmother asked her
what they had to eat. She replied !:
swell, they had strawberries and
sugar and cream and cake TO eat and
vinegar to drink"
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FOR SALE

Eight-room house in good condi-
ton. Has water and electric lights.
On good residence street and has
large yard, garden, chicken pen and
house, good barn and also has sew
eral bearing fruit trees. Near pub
lie school and about ten minutes
walk from Berea College. Conve-
nient to .postoffice, depot, bank and
stores.
c. f. Campbell
Phone I26
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LOST-Coming from PRECEDENT
lawn TO Boone Tavern, Saturday
night, a black rnoise ribbon hand has
containing small purse with some
money and handkerchiefs. Finder
please return TO desk of Boone Taverr
and receive reward.
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SEED WHEAT

Extra quality, Marvellous seed
wheat, recleaned. for $50 per bu. A.
n Kidd, three and one-half miles
northwest Of Berea. Ky, on Walnut
Meadow Pike. Il
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The Economy Store
Booster

promoting the Economy Store policy
cutting out the expensive delivery
service by going to the store to shop
PAY CASH-YOU SAVE MONEY.
We will sell you today, P. & G..
White Naptha Soap, SC per cake.
Fresh Corn Meal rs n sack, soc.
Armour's family size Rolled Oats,
zoe per package. 1t is economy 70
buy this size.
We have that good Coffee you have
wanted for drip pot or percolator.
Pulverized Drip harrington Hall, SOC
per n. Steel Cut Bakerized, SOC per
n. Economy Blend Coffee. You
will find it has the kick. 1t is real
coffee, 35c per n, 3 for s1.00.
One pound can Calumet Baking
Powder, soc, 2 cans 55c.
English Bacon - the quality is
fne-27c per n.
Palm Olive Bath Tablet Soap, good
enough for Zoe, our price &c per cake.
We thank you for the liberal pat
ronage in the past and hope we may
merit a liberal share in the future.
Come to the store. Visit with US.
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FOR SALE "a splendid baby
buggy, as good as new, at almos:
half price. Painted gray; with re-
versible body; artillery wood wheels;
with windows in sides of top. Call
or see Walter White a, A Jackson
street, Berea, Ky.
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FOR RENT-Four-room cottage,
furnished OF unfurnished. for light
housekeeping. on Chestnut street.
See Mrs. Baker, near postofice. II
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-07

George. dear. i've something ] want
70 tain "a you about
IN glad Of that. darling A.
Won want 20 talk to me about
: ching you haven't got Wind.
spr Magazine
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TWO ROOMS For RENT

Two front second story rooms
completely furnished with heat, light
and water. Mrs. II. L. James. Chest
nut street.
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FOR SALE-Two good fresh cows
and several good heifers. Apply at
once to John G. Harrison, Center 81.
Phone 139. II
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-07

FOR RENT Three furnished
rooms. with bath and sleeping porch
Heat. lights and water furnished. A.
Pruitte Smith. n
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A mans soul is his most priceless
possession, and about the only thing
that some people ever give away.
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Classified Advertisements

FOR RENT-One four-room house,
modern conveniences. A. fruit"
Smith. u
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Phone 226.