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The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
HILLTOP TRACKMEN
in FIRSTPRACTICE
Coach Mulligan's Charges
HavePretentious Schedule
Arranged for This Season.

Only a few Georgetown Unlver-
sity track candidates reported for
the first practice of the winter
yesterday owing to the fact that
Coach Jimmy Mulligan was called
out of town for the day.
Capt Jimmy Connolly. intercol-
legiate one-mile champion, sent
the abbreviated squad through a
preliminary practice with orders
not to cut loose" Connolly noti-
fled the squad that all should pre-
pare to get down to hard work
Monday when Mulligsn will as
sumo charge.
This season promises to prove
the biggest in the history of track
sports at the Hilltop institute, at
least fifteen dates being framed
for the schedule. The first COM
petition for a few of the picked
men will be against Brooklyn Col
lege at the latter's gym in the
last week of this month. A few
days later Capt. Connolly will lead
a squad to Boston to compete in
the Boston Athletic Association
games on February 4.
Among other dates sbooked are:
National indoor intercollegiate
championships in New York.
March II; South Atlantic cham
pionships, Charlottesville, Va,
March 10: Johns Hopkins. at Bal
timore. February 25; Melrose A. c.,
New York in February; outdoor
meet in April at Georgetown with
Maryland. Catholic University and
George Washington; Penn relays,
Franklin Field. April 2S-29: dual
meet. New York University. at the
latter place. May 20; intercolle 81 late
championships. Franklin Field, May
81; indoor meet at Convention Hall,
March 3.
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CENTRAL DEFEATS F.
POLY QUINTET, 4-!
Blue and White Basketers
Show Reversal of Form. j
Birthright Stars.

Central. :. High School .basketers
showed a reversal of form yester-
day. after their exhibition on We'd
pesday, and triumphed in easy fash
ion over the Baltimore Polytech
Ave. - to .. at the Mount Pleasant
gym.
The Baltimore quint was never in
the running. at any stage of the
game. failing to score in. the hrst
period. The score at half time was
10 to 8.
Birthrisht starred for the Blue
and White, scoring seven goals
from the hoor. He proved psrticu-
Il rly skillfur in capturing the ball
on the rebound and shooting IL
into the basket. The work OF Me-
Fadden at center. for Central, was
also generally good. u, 2.
The usually reliable Dey was on
his game. The work Of the Blue
and White guards. Buckley and A.
Johnson good. and their close
guarding prevented the visitors
from getting close to the basket on
numerous occasions. When the
Baltmoreans had an opportunity
to register they were generally OF
IL fhair shnotinr
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Meet
!. TrurtOns SUnday

TruNtou club and Manhattan Ath-
lcttr club t0sscrs will meet in the
big game Of the dpubIc-hcader he
sn= staged tomorrow afternoon IN
che Palace Hall. 91i + street. The
hanhattaEs have been winning
nuite frequently Of late. but the
TTuNion outfit * in high hopes Of
Banding them setback, and a
great same is eNDected.
The Warwick Athletic club uu!nt
will he one of the teams t. appear
IN the preliminary which is sched
Nled TO start at : O'Clock. The
TruNtoEs intend to make a special
" Of Sunday basketball and to
give the fans a real run for their
unOney have hired 'loCaL talent to
Keep things moving between the
halves and games
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Dinner to Yost.

NEW FORK, Jan. s.-Michigan
men in New York and others from
afar will gather at q dinner here on
January 20 to do honor to Fielding
H. cHurry Up,0 Yost. the great Uni
yer.itv of Michigan football coach,
who has Hpw held his job through
twenty-one seasons Of football. The
affair, will be a tribute Of unusual en-
thusissm to the coach who produced
champions. at Michigan. Many old
football men who learned the game
from him will be present.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
Benny Makes His Peace,

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion, and Tex
Rickard, fight promoter ultra, have
made their peace and Benny will per-
form for Tex. according to, sporting
circle gossip tonight.
1t was said Leonard is to meet
Pinkie Mitchell at Madison Square
Garden. This pair were to have
clashed recently in Milwaukee. but
the bout was called off because
Pinkie's shoulder went lame.
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Yanks Release Three.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The Yankees
hrve released three players to the
Vernon Club of the Coast League.
closing the deal for Catcher AL De-
voT1ner. whom they acquired on ap-
proval year ago.
Nelson Chicken" Hawks, outfieId-
er: Jesse Doyle, pitcher. and Ray
French, shnrtstop, are the emigrants
to the coast
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Fulton Meets Madden.

NEW YORK, Jan, 6.-Fred Fulton.
the pallid Minneapolis plasterer. has
and Barley Madden. the local heavy
weight. have signed on the dotted
lines and will battle for twelve rounds
in Madison Square next Friday night
There is a titular event on the
same program with Fulton and Mad
den. This will introduce Battling Le-
whisky, who has been toting around
the lightweight championship. these
many years. The veteran Bat has
drawn as an opponent Gene Tunney.
Of Greenwich Village.
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KdnalUhas Win Seventh, -
Beating EmanOns, 3O-1I

the kanawha Props last night
won their seventh straight basket
bali game by defeating the f;manon
\. g. quint. 80 to IL. in game
which. despite the score, was one OF
the fastest of the season. The game
was played before a large crowd in
the New Palace gym. Goodman.
right forward for the Kanawhas.
was the Individual star of the en-
EaGement. scoring almost half of
the winners points.
The shooting of Laifsky and April
featured the preliminary game in
which the Kanawha Reserves de-
fcated the Gunston Props by a 81
To-l0 score.
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MAYFLOWER FIVE
BEATS YARD QUINT

The, basketball Quint. represent
ing the U. s. S. Msynower last night
added another victory to. their
lengthy string by defeating the
navy yard five. IS to &c. The game
was played in the Naval Reserve
Armery and was attended by many
naval officers and their wives sta<
toned in Washington.
Morgan and Schully displayed the
best shooting form for the winners,
while the work of Sellers stood out
for the losers.
The Mayhower quint, which av-
erages about $50 pounds, would like
to book floor games with all good
teams in and around the District
Teams interested communicate with
Duke Ledford. care of the U. s
S. Msynower.
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MathiesOn to Race Here.

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.~-Oscar Mathie-
son. Norway, international profess
3ional ice ska ing champion, will sail
for the United States next week to
compete in American title races, his
manager announced here. Numerous
special matches with American pro-
fessionals are being arranged, it was
said. Mathieson will race at Lake
Placid. n. Y. st. Johns, N. B., st.
Paul and Milwaukee.
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Tanglewoods CHALLENGE

The Tangfewood A. c., with six
straight games to its credit. would
like to hear from teams in the 11o
Ito 11s-pound division. The Tar.
glewoods have been going at a fast
clip and would especially like 80
meet the Dean A. c. and the Dfs-
mond A. c. For games write Tho.
McConTlle. 1o16 Twenty-second
street northwest,
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ton: Donnelly for Nash. Field goals
-Schully.' Z: Fitzgerald, 2: Morgan,
IL; Hampton: Hendricks: Sellers, G.:
O'Conner. g.: o'Neil. 2: Nash. Ref
cree - Burke. Timekeepers - Ed
wards, Hubon.
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SubstltutIoht. OentTaI-W OrIey TOT
Dey. Phillips for Birthright. Wilton
for Buckley. Johnston for johnson.
B. p. P..I.-Klemmick for Winchester.
Erberts for Bower. Nalonee for Nadal.
Goals from floor-Dey, Birthright
%. McFadden CD, Buckley. Miner
ca. Winchester. Goals from free
toss-Dey. out of >: McFadden. 6
out of 13; Miner. 2 out OF 4: Winches-
ter. 1 out OF l; Nadel, missed /. Ref
cree. Fuller. Time. 10 minute Pc
riods.
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Manhattans in Twin Gard

bargain basketball bill will
be put on tonight at the New PAL
ace court when the Manhattan reg
ulars Will meet the Northwestern
a. y In the feature game, and the
reserves VIII oppose the Rosedale
The Washington herald., 1922-01-07
Yale Nav Meet Rears

: SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6.-Possr-
oility Of fale-CalifoFnia football
same for next year was Seen in the
visit OF Tad Jones. Yale coach to
San Francisco. Jones admitted he
had discussed the matter with Cali
rornia representatives. but said moth
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Two School TiIts To-day

The Tech High five will entertain
MI t.Joseph's. of Baltimore, at
the Central this afternoon AT 2.
CLOCK. Eastern wis travel to
orange va, to meet woodberry
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Gonzaga Midgets Organize.

The newly organized Gonzaga
High School Midgets are open for
games with any 11O-pOund teams.
Address Manager KeppeI. 81 NJ
Street northwest. Phone Franklin
f547 between ) and D. m.
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Orioles After Games

The Oriole \. C. would like to ar
range basket-balI games with other
Midget teams of the city. The
manager can be reached by writing
5aS Eighth stree northeast. or by
phoninS Lincoln SOS.
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'ET-TTNIIIUIIVITN- NIHUW IOr UdIFN TnpIt. DtdT-
heart for Lutz; Donald for Blgh: Howard
for Bird: HoughtOn for Moore; Moore for
DeHrhart: May for Barrett: Greenwood for
Clark: CrOnan Smith: Barrett for May.
Field gua's-DaIrymple 06I. LutE (2). Bligh
81. Bird. HOughton. Dennis i2l. Barrett.
Foul GoaIS-Dalrymple ~ out OF l2l: Dear
heart - out Of 81: Walker (I5 out Of 2D.
RsfeTpp-Ikp Law.
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Riggs Soccerites Challenge.

The RIGGS soccer team Is out with
challenge to play the Pierce school
eleven. Phone Manager Henry La
mar. North 1854.
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nuosttu,ionS' ianAecs-tRkie! ioI Hcu
dons: Ford for Goetz; Sauber for InGley;
Abrahamson for Dopktns. Field goals
Atherton (5l, Heddons Csl, sauber t2), Cat.
lin. Dopkins. Cohen tel, waIman az, Hon.
man (2l. Fonl Eoals-Atherton to out Of
a.; Heddons q out Of 81: Cohen - out Of
81: waIman q out of 1s). Referee-Fiti-
gerald. Cmpire-Metzler. 49,.
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snostitutions: st. John's-Gran for Re
laiski; Ready for 0'Connor. western-Thom
gomery for Kent; Turner for Baird. Tield
goals-Belaiski, Trotter (2). woerner. Fris
BY. Baird. Foul soals--o'Con a out Of
y; Kent % out of 81. Referee-Brstburd,
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Seminole Midgets Open,

The Seminole Midgets are look
ing for games with any 90 to 100
pound teams. Phone Basil Sillers
| Lincoln 1850.
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Gamma Sigmas Win.

The Gamma Sigma quiRt of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd de-
feated the Stewards School team, 81
70 :, at the Palace gym. Redice
and McCarty. guards for the WIN
Hers. were the stars of the game.
: The Trojan Midgets want games
with SO-pound quints having gyms.
Dali Lincoln 2209.
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"uoSrTtutIoHF' 6torKt WdNVhfton-sptaf
for Bracklow; Brarklow for Spears: Gold
stein for Hughes. Gatlaudet-Dsn nofskv for
Seipp. Field Eoals-Gosnell'S Ss), Bracklow,
Altrup.. Daley, Boatwrisht C2l, seipp
Raynes. Foul Eoaas-GosneIl "a out Of I2l /;
LsFountsin a out Of o. Referee-Norrsn
tCorneln.> Hughes tGsorretown).
Getting away to a 2o-point lead
in the first half, the Congress
Heights Yankees won as they
pleased in the preliminary game
from the Baltimore Ail-Stars. a. to
90. The Maryland hoormen put up
a miserable exhibition in the open
showed an Improvement in the
final and outscored the District
champions 1s to II. Atherton and
Heddons had big night in point
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Were $3S.oo to $500
The majority of these
. suits sold in our regular
stock at s35. $3.50 and
$500. All the seasons
desirable styles and col
ors to select from in
single and d ou b l e
breasted models Sizes
a. to a. in the lot, for
regulars, stouts and
Sims. -
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MEMS OVERCOATS
S27.5O +.

Overcosts faultiessiy tailored of fine
fabrics, including large, roomy coats,
the majority with plaid and contrast
ing backs. Raglan, X i'm on o and
Yorke models, in brown, gray, green
heather and oxford mixtures. Sizes
"a to AZ. GsldenberE's-First
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Types of suits ex-
pressly designed for
young men and High
School. students in an
excellent range of de-
sirable styles and colors.
Well fitting and tailored
to give satisfactory SER
vice. Remarkable values
offered at $3.50.
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Were Up to $35.oo
Correctly styled suits
for men and young men,
in all the wanted colors.
including smart-looking
plaids, chalk stripes.and
pencil stripes. S o m e
suits have extra trous-
ers to match. Sizes -
to. AZ and High School
Students Suits In sizes
~ 20 36.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26
Farms For Sale

Mr. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your life
whentyou can buy good level farms,
The cream OF this locality With ex.
ira good buildings with modern! con.
yeniences, in house and barn, good.
level roads near R. r., Centralized.
schools, good markets, Milk $40.
and up net here. l sell farms that
owners have lived on for years and.
paid for and have money ON inter.
est, the kind you can make good
on State your wants and send to.
day for illustrated booklet n b.
LINENv1LLE, Pa.
2142Al
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Farms For Sale

.MERcgR COUNTRY FARMS
FOR SALE-Write,for circulars;
giving full description Of building.
Number OF acres and price. +. A.
GfEBNER, Jackson Center, Pa.
r. D. is. 2754A
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81 ACRES FOR sALE-Improyed
faIm(wiM coal mine in operation.
mile nom town 5000 population,
underiayed with 4 veins Of coal.
Wfllssaell coal separately. II SO de-
sired. 3on account OF death in fam
ny win sell cheap to quick buyer.
BoxS65,f East Palestine, Ohio. 2S0SA.
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Help Wanted

START q pressing, cleaning and
dyeing shop, splendid field,
excellent profits. We tell you how.
Write for booklet. BEN%voNDE
SYSTEM, Dept. $780, Charlotte, n.
2sOsA
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FARM. SIS ACRES $1,000
$1,000 Down. This is rolling and
hill land, 2. story Groom frame, eel
lar, 2 barns, farm nearly all in
grass, some timber, running water,
well and cistern, belongs to widow
who is offering same at q bargain:
located in we'll improved country
about rs miles from the heart OF
Cincinnati You can pay for this.
farm in 2 or 8 years by raising to.
bacco. II you want a Southern
Ohio farm we can suit you, large
or small. Most OF our farms are
within o radius Of s to 25 miles
the heart Of Cincinnati. Send
for list or call to see us at any
time. Good schools, fine pixies,
fractions and railroads. HOPKINS
G BEELER, 206 3. Fifth ST., Gin.
.cinnati, Ohio. 27SsA
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FOR ,sALE

Benoni Ave. Eight rooms, gar
Fairmont Ave. Close in. ii.
rooms, basement, garage.
Country Club road. Nine rooms
two baths, furnace, big lot.
Columbia st. New Cottage.
Walnut Ave. Six rooms, bath,
electricity.
Monroe st. Above High. Eight
rooms, bath.
Bellyiew. -Four rooms, bath,
electricity.
CASTOR Ave. Seven rooms and
finished attic. bath, garage.
East Park Ave. Fine eight
room house.
Near Fair Grounds. Five rooms.
elsdssn St: Five rooms and
HeI;yiew Ave. Corner Pennn.
ave! Three-room cottage.
Castor Ave. 18th st. Six rooms,
bath, $500.
Maple Ave. Six rooms and bath.
Millersyille. Eight rooms, big
lot.
GEO. H. BROBST
PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
Phone II.
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Lost And

FopND-A sum OF money. Owner
may have same II proved owner.
ship and pay for this I'D. Cutler
Cole, Ga Eighth st. 2s10A
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Unfinished Rooms

THREE LARGE UNFURNIsHEp
ROOMS FOR RENT. Modern con.
yeniences. Close In. Phone 165.M.
i27s4A
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Building Lots For Sale

CHOICE LOTS m BELLvIEw,
Simon and East Park Additions
and Morgantown avenue. For par.
Hculars see FAIRMoNT BUILDING
& INVESTMENT CO., 422 PROBES.
sional Bldg. 1~.2.2st2sssA
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
large rooms, cellar, IA acre
lot, gas, near Owens. $1,000,
easy terms.
The Big Black Homestead and
pa lots for trade. a bargain.
New s rooms, bath, furnace and
corner lot; 1 block Of East
Park school. Very easy terms.
New 4 room, bath, cellar, gar
age, Edgway.
$50 Lincoln ST., 3 rooms, cor
nor lot. Trade for smaller
property, II rooms. rooms
close in, easy terms.
Large 8 room house, CASTOR
Ave. $500.
Near Locust, z rooms, $55OoS
good terms. =
LEVI B. HARR
CALL ISL
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Houses For Rent
Dogs, Birds and Pets

.coLLlEs, shepherds, tos terriers.
bull terriers, poodlest In pups ami
old dogs imported canaries, fan.
cy chickens and bantatns, pigeons,
guinea pigs. rabbits, gold fish and
globes; medicines for dogs, seeds
and foods of all kinds: breeding
cages, etc. Cov1NGToN PET
STOCK STORE, a13 Madison Ave.
nue., coyiagton, Kentucky. 2727A
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Women's specialties

GERTRUDE DozlER FENNELI.
Artful designing and dressmak.
ing. 11S Watson Ave. Phone 1877.
12-27,26t225sA
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Livestock

MAPLE GROVE STOCK FARM
offers HampshIres Of the most
popular breeding. Bred sows and
gifts, fall boarg and gifts. r. B.
D1LDINE, Redwood, Ohio.
27s7A
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Houses And lots

70 BUY. SELL Oh RENT see Geo.
n. Brobst. Realtor, professional
R27:2et2253A
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.FAIRM0NT D " / S MOTOR
SALES SERVICE, New and
used cars Terms, Now In our new
quarters. 112 fairmont Ave. eesaA'
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REGAL WYANDoTTEs. Butter
Cups. Our business is raising ex.
.hibition poultry. Foundation cock.
.erels, bullets, matching eggs at req.
sonable prices. Get new blood.
MT. RYDoL FARM, Amherst, Va.
2501A
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1914 ACRE FARM. 1O-room house.
On paved roads and car line
Easy trade on town property. MRS.
IDA QUINN, Downs, w. Va.
12,2s.et2259A
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Poultry and Supplies

LIVE AND DRESSED TURKEYS,
DUCKS, CHICKENS aid Guinea
Fowls. Butter Acc Id. North Fair
mont Poultry Co.. Phone 447-M.
East Park at Fair Grounds.
1-4-2et-242oA
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0ST0RAGE-For your cav nj reason.
able prices Apply SMITH 8
.ToLES GARAGE Rear ii5 Fair.
mont Ave. 2662A
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Furniture For Sale
Household Goods

LIVING ROOM FURN1.
TURE2 and sewing. machine for
sale. $50 Locust Ave. 2s17A
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINS - Cola
crowns. $500 up. False teeth,
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted 75c.
DR.. SMITH, 304 Merchant st.
open. evenings. 2665A
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.~DREssMARING done at home or
will come 10 house. Phone S11.W.
81 Dunbar st. 2663A
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Business Opportunities

|EsTABLIsHED PIulAtNG BusI.
NESS FOR SALE. It win nav
you to investigate at once. Write,
Box NS1A, Tho West yirginian.
27s7A.
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TWO FURNISHED LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. All
conyeniences. Close in. 216 Chi.
cago st. 2s15A.
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YOUR FUTURE FoREToLD: Send
dime, birthdate for truthful, reli.
able, convincing trial reading.
HAZEL HAusB, Box GIG, Los
Angelica, Cal 2344A
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For Sale
Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR OR HICKORY.
Can cut 10 fill your need. Phone
17SSiM or write Elmust P. Moran,
Fairmont RI. No. s.. 27s3A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

WE BUY OR SELL ANYTHING.
Y. Funt 2607A
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LOTS, FARMS bought,
9Bold and exchanged. FRANK
.PRIcHkRD. Phone s75.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
IS minutes walk from court house.
Phone 19,J. 2s09A
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THRIVE ROOMS, BATH, all con.
y%eniences. Good location. 107
Jacobs St, Phone 1213-R. 2s11A
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STOP LOOK AND R~EAD-Pigeons
for sale; send stomp forsprices OF
AZ different kinds OF pigeons. H.
WAKEFIELD, Wrightsville, Pa.
2s12A
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TWO FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE,
KEEPING ROOMS. Vacant Fb.
|riary LIST. 4os Quincy ST 27ssA
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NEW DRESSMAKING PARLoRs
NOW OPEN. 307 Madison st.
Sewing done reasonably. MRS.
RADCLIFFE g MISS noWNEY.
Phone 500. 2sseA
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MEN WANTED for detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write
j. Ganor, former Govt Detective,
st Louis. 2350A
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Dress1naklng

SEWING DONE. oRPHA BUN.
NER. Phone 754, 613' Maryland
avenue. 25sssA
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AMERICAN BEAUTY six CAR
FOR SALE Tie property OF
George Taylor, deceased. This oar
for sale OF abargain call 12S2-M,
or see y w Boyers s7s9A
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so BREEDS Poultry, eggs, baby
chicks. pigeons, dogs, parrots,
fsrrets, canaries. Belgian hares,
Bargain list free. BERGEY's.
FARM, Telford, Pa. 2632A
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Philadelphia hltters service
Station

In Fairntont Carriage Works
recharging and repairins on all
makes OF batteries, Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Batteries, guar
anteed two years.
JOHN y; SPEAR. Prop
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AUTO PAINTING AND Tor
BUILT AND REPAIRED. Fair.
mont Carriage WORKS. Phone 1891.
26s7A
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. Call
lR4s.M. 2S06A.
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Personal

YOUR FUTURE FoREroIb: Send
dime, birthdate for truthful, re.
liable. convincing trial reading.
HAZEL HAuSE Box els, Los An.
.geles, ga. 2344A
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
FOR RENT. Suitable for two.
Block from Postotfice. Phone.
'12s5-R us High st. 27s5A
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EoRsALE-1so acres more or less
with mine opened that will pro
duce 80 tons Of coal at, present
time. All improvements go with
sale or coal, including Pit Pony and
Clydesdale Truck In good condl.
hon; hauls $500 lbs. This coal can
be mined from either side OF the
hill which makes 1t the most de-
sfrable piece OF coal In this yicin.
ty. JOHN WIEGEL Elizabeth,
Pa 27S1A
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WHITE WYANDoTTE COCKER.
ELS $500 each. Satisfaction
guaranteed. JOHN F. COLEMAN,
.smithboro, n. Y. 2641A
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IMPORTANT keep up Keep down
by using Gates SupcrTread
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION.
229 Jackson s l.s-adtaAOsA
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J. q. PRICE for general hauling
and teamIng. Phone 146GM
12-31:2et2S6sA
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CALL ". r. SMITH TRANSFER
for moving and all ktndsSof gen.
eral hauling. Coal delivered rea.
sonably. Phone 17o+w.Y.2! 26ssAI