davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Score. second game:

sBatted for Roben in eighth.
ssBatted for Roberts in seventh.
Grand Island ............ 200 900 1893
Hastings .............!.. 100 001 20x--4
Summary--Runs: Warnstaff. Metz,
shupe. Amen. Knapp. Cram, Willets. Err
rors: Harwood, Speaker (2), Nets.
Kronda, Faulk, Denton. Serb. Holly.
Three-base hit: Amen. Sacrifices! Dem
ton, Tones. Serb. Stolen bases: Metz,
Palmatier, Amen. Double play: Har-
wood to Metz to Roberts. Struck out:
By Wiggington, 10; by Faulk. 3. Left on
bases: Grand Island. 8: Hastings, s. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Wiggington (Wain-
staff). Wild pitches: Wiggington (2).
Faulk. Earned runs: Hastings. /; Grand
Island. l. Umpire: Snyder. Time: 2:l0
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Score. first game:
Totals

'Batted for Amen in eighth.
''Batted for Beck in ninth.
Grand lsland 900 z?2 0oo-e
'Summary-Runs: Robep, Metz ~,
Palmatier (2). Pritchard, Denton, Serb,
Holly. Tones, Beck. Errors: Pritchard,
Amen. Two-base hits: Pritchard, Har-
wood, Tones. Sacrifices: Kronda, Fed
erie, Cram, Robin. Bases on balls: or
Smith. 4; off Federle. 8. Stolen bases:
Tones, Metz. Palmatier. Robin. Runs and
hits: Off Federle. s and 6 in rs In
nings; Oft Faulk. 0 and 0 in 20 in.
pings. Struck out: BY Smith. ); by Fed
erie. g.: by Faulk, i. Left on bases:
Grand Island. s.; Hastings, 6. Passed
ball Speaker. Earned runs: Grand ISL
and. 8; Hastings. .. Umpire: Snyder.
Time: 1:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13

summary-Runs: Scott, Tobin. Gerber
90. Williams (3l, Shorten. Error: Scott.
Iwo-oase hits: Meusel, Bush, Gerber, viii
Home runs: Williams, Tobin. stolen
bases: Gerber. Ward, Ruth, Williams (2l.
Double plays: Gerber to McManus to Sis
isr. ward to Scott to Pipp. Left on bases:
Oft Bush. g.; off Pruett, .. Struck out:
BY Bush. Q; by Pruett. 6. umpires: Nal
lin and Evans. Time: 1851.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Past Weeks Record
In Major Leagues

The weeks record in each league.
OF games played, won and lost, to-
gether with runs, hits, errors, men
lett on bases and opponents runs,
is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13

Norfolk oil $50 0oo--5
Fsirbury ..................00 900 10 31x-6
summary-Runs: Athsrton (2), Rouse.
Sucker. Speece, Rooney. Cleveland. Nc
Dsrmott. Rsichle. Bliss. winbush. Errors:
Cleveland, OConnor. Home runs: Rooney.
Reichle. Three-base hits: Bliss. Rouse.
Sucker. Sacrifices: Wiser, McDermott
(2). OConnor. Bases on balls: Off Jen-
nsy, q; off Lang. 3. Stolen bases: Ath-
erton. Rooney: Bliss. Double play; Bliss
and In rs innings; off Specie. s and 8
in S innings: off Provost, l and 2 In Is
innings; off Jenney. and In innings;
out: BY Jenney, I: by Lovich. a. by
Speece, :. Left on bases: Fairbury. 8;
Norfolk. Z. Hit by pitched ball: VIM
bush. Winning pitcher: Lovich. Earned
runs: Fairbury, s; Norfolk, 3. Umpire:
Fox. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13

Summary = Runs: O'BrIen, Bennett.
Thompson, Davis y, stuart. Errors:
None. Two-base hit: Comes. Three
base hit: Stuart Home run: OBrien.
Sacrifice hit: Thompson. stolen base:
McGinnis. Earned runs; Tulsa, s; Dem
yer, l. Left on Eases, Denver. Z; Tulsa.
g.. Bae on balls: Off Glasier. 1; off Wet.
eel. /. Hit by pitched bali: Davis, by
Wetze; Patterson. by Glazier. Double
play: Patterson to shsaley. Umipehs:
McGloom and Brown. Tme: 1903.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
sT. JOSEPH.

'Batted FOR Bird In eighth.
pes Moines .103 OIL 010-6
st. Joseph ................o .o03 o10 o6x-s
Summary-Runs: German (2), Breen
Tune, Banner. Lynch, Olson (3}, Corri.
den '(3), Fisher. Stevenson. Grlbowski
Smith. Errors: German. Turgeon, Bono
Grover, 8 and l3 in Ia innings: off
Bird. 0 and 0 in 20 inning; off Lind.
berg, and in 1 inning; off Lynch. .
and Is in innings. Earned runs: Des
Moires. 4; st. Joseph. s. Bases on balls:
Off Lynch. 4; off Grover. 1. Struck cut:
BY Lynch. 1: by Grover. 2; by Lindb4rg,
l. Left on bases: Des Moines. 10: ST.
Joseph; 8. Two.baze hits: Olson. Fisher
%, Turseon, Mcdonald. Milan. yuma.
Qrabowski. Three-base hit: Corridsn.
Double plays: DEBATE (unassisted). Tur-
geon to German to Graham. German to
Graham. Sacrifice hits: Yuma Lynch.
Hit by pitched ball: By Grover (Bannerl.
Stolen base: DEBATE. Umpires: OrmsbY
and Holmea Time: 1:si
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Grand Island and Hastings
Split Double.Head

Hastings. Neb., June l2-Hastings and
Grand Island split a double-header here
today, Grand Island taking tho first
game. 8 TO S. All of Hastings' scores
were made In the eighth inning, wig
second game, which he won. I to 3. Wig
eintton struck out l0NGrsnd Island bat.
terc
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Knebekamps Silks Carried Victory Two Races at Ak Ben Field

ure responsible for Illinois decision
to enter despite Coach Gill's objee.
y,,ons to rules governing the national
event and the prolonged track sea-
son.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Rally in Eighth Wins for
St. Joseph Over Des Moines

~ st. Joseph, Mo-. June 12.--Ths saints
came from behind In their half of the
eighth inning today. scored SIX runs and
won the fourth straight from Des Moines.
8 to g.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
SEVENTH RACE-one mile. Clainins
Pure 1900. Threa.Year.olda uS

Conan Doyle should realize there
is trouble enough in this world with
out undue speeulations about the
future.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Mooresque and Marcella Boy
Callop Home in First Money
in Fifth and Sixth Turf Events
= Giles Gives Paddock Big Scare in Second Race By
,settins Dope Bucket and Winning Event
Mutuel Tickets Cashed for $74.50 on Winner
,ss Small Crowd Witnesses Program.
BY RALPH WAGNER.

TIME W. F. Knebekamp silks carried victory consecutive
AkSarBen track yesterday afternoon during the eighth
days when Mooresque the fifth event distance OF six
uongs Boy gaoped home OF the sixth and final
race over . mi Both for $500 purses
hand the eighth
Each provided interesting finish OF the six only
hx avnrie
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Fairbury's Rally in Seventh
Beats Norfolk Club, 6-5

FsEbury. NsR,.. June 11,-Fairpury won
the first game OF the series with Norfolk
hors today. 8 to s, by coming from be-
hind In the seventh. Reichls and Rooney
both made homo runs In the seventh.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
White Sox Defeat Boston
in Hard.F ought Contest

| Chicago. June 12.-Chicago. played an
uphill battle after losing tho lead through
wildness OF schupp and Hodge and nosed
out Boston today, Z to 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
LcxingtOn TeaIn Wins.

Iexin ston. Neb, June l2.-(Special)-
The Lexington team defeated the FL
day in thinning pitching duel hetwsan
walker and Fitzsimmons. 3 to Q. Bat
teries: Lexington, Walker and KIRK
patrick; Elwood, Fitsinmons an
Maackey. Hits: OF Walker, q; off Fit
summons. Z. Struck out. BY Walker. q.
Dy Fitsimmons, 20. Bases on balls: OF
walker. Il. off Fitsimmons, s. Errors;
Lexington, s: Elwood, S.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
pIflolf.

Ptcinich. Lamotts (i). Zachary. Tiasstssd.
Cobb. cutshaw. RiGnsy 0l. woodaii. Err
rors: None. Two.bass hits: Lamotte.
Thrss.bass hit: Brewer. Stolen bases:
Rice. Judge. Smith. Sacrifice hits: Brow
Or. Lamotts. Left on bases: Washington.
10: Detroit. Z. Base on balls: Off Zach
ary, !; Off Ehmks, Z. Struck out: BY
Zachary, 1; BY Ehmks. 5. HIT by pitched
bail: fiagstead. by Zachary. Umpires:
Moriarity. Connolly and pineen. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

" 1eStefddy6 He1ulfs.
Minneapolis. 16; Columbus. 8.
Toledo. Is; st. Paul, z.
Louisville. z; Kansas City, g.
Indianapolis. Z; Milwaukee. s.
H. Todsy's Games.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis At Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13

Yesterdays nesul
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SSaotla.a


Boston. IL: Pittsburgh, ..
Chicago. 9: Brooklyn. o.
New York, .: Cincinnati, 3.
st. Louis. II; Philsdelphia, ..
Todsy's Games.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
g.. Louis At Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Result

Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis, Z; New York. /.
Chicago. Z: Boston 8.
Washlnston, Z; Detroit, 8.
Cleveland. IL; Philadelphia. :.
Todsy's Games.
New York at st. Louis.
Ph!lsdelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13
Kennedy AII-star. WI,
Crawford Insas C.u.

Crawford, Neb., June 12.-(sp.c,.J, =.
Aemingford beat the locals here sun.
Gay, to I. Moss, pitching for Crawford.
pitcned his usual good game, allowing
only four hits and one earned run. ia
struck out eight. Crawford had Il arrnrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-13

:. DHefnhn-HOWard LeaRuo
st. Paul. Neb.. June l2.-fsn.c,a,
games games, IN the Sherman. Howard league.
sunday, were: Dannebrog, Is: Ashton. a.
Hockville. 3; Farwell. 2; Boelus, IS: Eibs'
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u am n: going j ] !,
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res sir, and it's going
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the house being only Z
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Eight rooms AND A
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You'll not find a piece Of
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If you really are inter
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Storage, Moving
DRY STORAGE Of all
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Special Notices

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At the May 1922 Rules held in
the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court in and for the County OF
Marion and State aforesaid, May 1,
1922, the following order was en-
tered Belle Flowers VS.. Walter
Thomas Flowers, Chancery.
SUMMONS
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
To the Sheriff of Marion Coun-
ty, Greetings:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Walter Thomas Flowers
to appear before the Circuit Court
of Marion County, at rules to be
Court on the first Monday in May,
1922, to answer a bill in Chancery
exhibited against him in said
Court by Belle Flowers.
And have then there this writ.
Witness l.. A. Gather, Clerk of
said Court, at Court House in said
County the 1st day Of May 1922
and 59th year Of the State.
L.. "A. GATHER, Clerk.
The return of service endorsed
by the Sheriff on the foregoing
SUNNI ons is in words and figures
following -
The within named Walter Tho
mas Flowers is not found in my
bailiwick May I, 1929.
r.. T. Mortified, Deputy for J. D..
Charlton, Sheriff Marion Coun-
ty, West Virginia.
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object of the above entitled
suit is that the plaintiff may be
granted divorce from the bonds
of matrim ony from the defend
ant; y that the care, custody and
control Of the infant child of plain-
tiff and defendant may be grant
cd to plaintiff. and for general
relief.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Walter
Thomas Flowers the defendant in
dent of the State of West Virginia,
it is ordered that the said Walter
Thomas Flowers do appear with
in one month from, the first pub
LEGATION of this order in the
Clerks office of&our3 said Circuit
Court, at Rules to be holden there
for, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests. &
It is ordered that copy OF this
order be published and posted as
required by law. i;ss
s. Given under my hand this 9Th
day of May 192
Ross A Watts
Counsel for Plaintiff
This order is published for the
first time May S I'LL 8 q, and to be
published once each week for four
weeks.
GATHER. Clerk.
K-5-1 2-19-26.s f
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Dogs, Birds and Pets

BOSTON TERRIERS Hal {S4r nt-
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at reasonable prices. Ace High
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Stud ip Boston Terrierdom. Write
for Stud Card. ACE HIGH KEN
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Special Votic es a

STATE OR ESTsVIRGINIA
AT the May: 22SRulesSh eldsinf
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court in and for the CountySofs
Marion and State aforesaid May
II, 49, the flowing ord an
isentered Ada Sinclair Ralter2
NJ. Sinclair. Chancerr:
THE STATE OFSWESTRVIRGI
To the Sheriff OF MarionsE onnsI
ty. Greeting
You are hereby commandedStoS
SUNNI on Walter M Sinclair I'D
pear before the Circuit Conrt&ols!
Marion County,, afsS5ru les be-
held in the Clerks Office ids
Court on the first Mono ysinS1&ayss
1922, to answer ali bill NJ nsaSS nm
Gerry exhibited againsts 81 md llssaldt1ss:
Count by Ada Sinclai
And have then there this rit.S
! Witness T.. "a. Cathers Glerkofs
said Court. at Court HonseSin @saIds
County the 2Sth day Anf;i lsss
1892 and 59ths year 1.-THE State:
L.. A. GATHERS Clerk
| The return of ENTERTAINMENTS
!, by the Sheriff on the bael be-
foregoing summons is inssWnrdss
and figures following ;-7=ss sss
The within named sWaIter MI
Sinclair Is not found in BALI
wick April IS, 10 = slsss
p. D. Burton, Deputy Tor ~ ossSSs
Charlton, Sheriff, Counss
ty, West Vfrgini la.
OBJECT OF$SUIT
The object Of the aboye#styledss
4chancery cause is that t heS said
Ida Sinclair the plaintiff do@o bzs
tain divorce fromSthessb ondsgo
matrim from WaltersASSs n StnS
clair, the defendant \, and hatsth ea
said Ida Sinclair bed ecreedSaSdty
orce from the said Nv alter M.sSS lin
clair, the defendant. from hesstt
bonds of matrim on " ss s$s
An affidavit having Sbeen$nladeN
and filed that the said ssyVa1terSAdssssi
Sinclair the defendant ins the ahoHe
State OF 4Virginia.,s it'll sHorSS
5dered that the said Waite Me-
Sinclair do appea sWithin one
month from the firstSpublicat
of this order in the Clerks ffics8
of our said Circuit Court,sa RnIesss
to be holden therefore, and sss&d do
what is necessary to protect hiass
interests.
It is ordered thatsa copysofsthiss
order be published and SpostedSas
required by law.
Given under ~ = ana Ills xthaE
day of May, 1922
E. R. Bell.
Counsel for Plainti #. ;1ss lassSs'
This order is pu blishedssfor he
first time May S, 51922,SandstosbeA
published once each ksforSfOuI
successive weeks
u, "a. GATHER, Glerk s
s ST. FL 9-26 sss Hun
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
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Can cut to fill your need Phone
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SPRING SERVICE For all makes
OF cars, blacl1snnithing and gen
eral repair work J. w. Glenn. Eas
Park and Morgantown Ave, Phone
1220-M. 4297
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Business o Opportunities

BANKERS OR BUSINESS MEN OF
good standing in their commu-
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sdevoting spare time. Proposition
has endorsement of leading Pitts
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and proposition presented. y you
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Ing, Address ROBERT L. LOGAN,
S414s jenkins Arcade. Pitts burgh.
Pa. 3873A
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STATE ESTVIRGINIAss
At the May 1922 RnIesshe1d %fns
the Clerks Office Of theS Circuit
Court in and for the CountyofS
Marion and State aforesaid, MAJ
L, 1922, the following orderSMSasg
entered M ]. c. Criss sSst esss;ss.
iBalas, Martin ri M eissas Sadie
Reiss, b. g. r.. Coal
corporation, Lyons CoalC ompany
Trustee and "A. J. I. cDaniel. rus
oBJEGTSoF SUIT j! la
The object of the aboEegentf led
suit is to enforce theapayMentgofs
two certain negotia ble&promissoryS
notes, givenZby thes said u I'll
Balas and Martin Reissst 3thea
said NJ. B. Criss, each OF said
notes being in the amountsof sFouIa
Thousand Dollars C$4,O0 0sn00s
and each Of them bearing late
and to be paid ON or before
March LIST, Land March Ist,S
1922, respectively, togethers
the interest thereon, and whicH
said notes were secured yas
Vendors lien retained sins cRr
tain deed bearing theSsaidB 3ofs
October 18th, 1920, made@bY$fhsN
said NIB. Criss and LulusA G1yfss,s
his wife to the said I'll rs n alas
and Martin r. Reiss, which, satds
deed is recorded in the loft bce@ofss
Marion County w est#V irgf la M az
Deed Book No.>23 at page BIZ i.
and the property herein onYey1
ed being later conyeyed@gb f1ss.
said F. C.. Balas, Martini N 81 Reissss
and Sadie Reiss, his wife$toz theSE ssS
& r. Coal Company, a$corporationsa
and being later conveyed #by&t the
said B. e. r. Coal ompany5stOSt
said Edward O.5Tabor,aTr ustee.
An affidavit having beensSnnadeN
and filed that the said&F. all
as. Martin M. Reiss, Sadiea ReIss
and Edward o. EsTabor,sRsss IsEnstes
defendants in the above styledsS
suit, are$non-resfd Tents of5thes
of West Virginia Ell Isl NoTdeTed
that the said FL c. Balas.. ~ aLtinas
M. Reiss, Sadie Reiss& and E:dWaxe1$
5O.STabor, Trust eSdoEappear H.
in one month 'front.' sfirstsspnb
$licationE Of this order hess
Clerks Office of our said iTc1IltS
for and doS3what snecessaTytpM
protect their Interests .a 4
tits ordered thata
order be- pub lished ndsposted
required by law
n Given und hand SthfsS4 ths
day. OF May 4 8 =
CATHER cIsrk
W.. Kenneths2B Barnes
Counsel forEpIaintif
This order isE pub ishedssfoEs
first time May 5 81 22and toTba
pull lished once each week Tor fonr
successive weeks.
~ GATHERS CLERK
12SS19-2 6
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Feed and Produce

FAMOUS FRosTPRooF CAB
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E. r. Bell.
Counsel for Plainti #
This order is pull lished he
first time. May S, 1922,SandStogbes
published once each WeeksforSfonrs
successive weeks.
u. A GATHERS C1erksS;
ass{s
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WANTED: Good reliable and com
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading.

May ~: 4.
The governing sign OF this daes
Eis Taurus, the sign OF the Bull an aha !.
Il a difficult sign to overcome ne. +. ne 2.
/ governing planet IS Venns. Cod
Edess Of Love" who helps to over
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IT is usual rule that children
born on this date are wilfull and de-
Y termined to have their OVID way
h at7a11 hazards. They are very quick
and have great powers Of endur--
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They are selfish and when per1n}sr
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the troubles and sufferings Of oth-
GERS.
The best companions and frienc>
4 for children of this date are those
who come under the sign 81 capri PIT
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FOR SALE One White Collie
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MILLvILLE-3 acre farm; new;
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Houses For Sale

- son Add1tlOn. oee Il. NJ ~.
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sNFW FOUR ROOM rlastered
s ssS house for sale. Layman avenue.
II jackson Addition. Lot 401Aoo.
8SSse.T 3725A
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Ma.x,-12.

s17e7-Bonapart took possession
~ mice lboasting OF an independ-
Fence of IA centuries.
ssj5E1 So ARelief expedition under
Schley left Newfoundland n search
saufS Greely.
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Sylvester H. Garrett
ESQ South Third Street PEila. Pa,
auto fkeuairs

AUTO PAINTING & tops built
and repaired. F'AIRMONT CAR
WORKS. Phone 1851
1921 \
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Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE team Of horses, weight
about 1900 lbs. each. Call a. NJ.
Glover, Phone 524. 42SZA
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TWO GOD STOVES, two boys
bicycles, good condition. sale
cheap and Metz car in good condl-
ton, will sell cheap. Call IN the
evening. 222 Norval St. 4294 a
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Male Help Wanted

Collector Magazine accounts, APP
ply Mc-llpin Hotel. Mr.. Connolly
between s and s p. NJ. - 6S-A
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED: Woman to work ore
day each week. Call 11T-J. 42eOA
WANTED Women desiring posl
tions doing fancy work at home
during spare hours should write ct
once for free particulars to Under-
Wood Art Goods Co., Portsmouth,
Ohio 42S9 A
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FORD for sale or will trade 1or lot;
call on G. T. GALL. Bingamon
Junction, or Box 43, Hutchinson.
4094A
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Agents Wanted

AGENTS opposed to prohibition
will find a golden harvest by ad
dressing H a NJ N u d Chemical
Works, Wareham, Mass. 4113A
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Painting, Paperhanging

HARDMAN & RODEHEAVER,
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
Prompt service and lowest prices
phone 1927. 399l-A
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Farms For Sale

BRIDGETON-5 acre farm; good
house. fruit trees OF all kinds +;
big bargains; easy terms; $4,000
down; balance as rent. John NJ
RUTALA, Bridgeton, N. j..
- -T--' .7'8s s517l7gFlT 42O2 4
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PAINT PRICES ARE bowman
our prices are reasonable. Give
us trial. We will guarantee re-
suits. both in material and work
manship- House, signs, auto pain.
ing and interior decorating. Gail
JOHN REED, 1888 4087 A