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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
SPEEDER DRAW
SIO FINES NOW.
Mayor Conway Imposes Fines
on -Four Traffic Law
VioIators.

Traffic law .violators were fav-
orites in police court again this
morning, and as result the city
treasury Is y24 better Oh than
when the session started Two
convicted on speeding charges
were fined SO and costs each,
two for parking wrong drew 50
and costs each, while several who
failed to show up will have to pay
up tomorrow morning.
Nick Banana, who is we'll
known in police court circles, was
back to call on the mayor this
morning. Nick was tagged by Pc,
liceman Downey for speeding by
the Miller School on Pennsylvania
avenue. Banana entered plea Of
guilty to the charge and was
fined $40 and costs. He paid the
required amount and was releas.
ed.
]. E. Hager, who parked his car
on the Erong side OF Monroe
street while fwatchlng the baseball
game on scoreboard yesterday
afternoon, paid 50 for his re-
served seat. His car was tagged
while he was out Of 1t watching
the game, and he entered a plea
Of guilty when arraigned today.
He paid the 50 but will probably
take a seat In the bleachers to
watch the game today.
Charles Cansoyastos made two
trips in front of the Miller
School the other day at about 20
to rs miles per hour. The traffic
officer stationed there missed hi1
number the first time but when he
repeated the stunt the officer nab.
bed him and ordered him to ap.
pear. A fine Of $40 and costs was
imposed by Mayor Conway. and
he ordered Chief Snider to col
lect.
James Hart, who used one OF
the city streets for a garage for
his car, was fined So and costs
this morning. Mayor Conway Is
endeavorlng to break up the prac-
tice OF parking cars In the city
streets at night. A number hayc
been caught mapping during the
last few days, and the officers arc
keeping close watch for this
kind of violations.
Deputy Sheriff E. L. Hawkins
failed to appear In court to answer
to a charge OF parking his car
wrong in Jefferson street near the
courthouse and Mayor Conway
told Chief Snider to have him
present tomorrow morning to ans
wer to the charge.
c. B. Mitchell, charged with
speeding on Pennsylvania avenue
near the Miller School, appeared
before Mayor Conway last
evening, reported that he was
tagged but that he would have to
lose a days work to report today
and asked II he could report
some day when the mines were
not working. Mayor Conway
granted his request.
: Four or five first offenders
we're released but were warned
that the next time it would meSh
a fine.
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pERAT1oN ON GEORGE
FLEMING sue cEssFUL

George Watson Fleming. SON Of
former Governor and Mrs. A.
Brooks Fleming Of this city, un-
derwent a serious operation this
morning at st. vfncent's Hospi-
tai in New York City. A mes
sage received this morning from
his brother. A. Brooks Fleming,
Jr., Of this city, Is to the effect
that the operation was successful
and that his condition is satistac-
tory. About ten months ago Mr..
Fleming underwent an operation
for appendicitis In a New York
Hospital, from the effects OF which
he had never fully recovered, and
hte operation, performed today
was considered imperative. Wal
ton Miller, a brother-in-law OF
Mr.. Fleming, who is in New York
attending the convention of the
American Bankers Association,
will remain there for several days
until Mr.. Fleming is out Of dan
ger.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
WALLA WALLA PASSES
ADVERTISING ORDINANCE

wALLA wAL1A, Wash, Oct. s.
Thirty days in jail or 500 fine
or a combination OF both Is the
maximum penalty provided In
Walla, Walla's new pure advertising
ordinance. passed by the city com
missioners. at the request of the
local ad club.
Under the ordinance, goods can.
not be advertised by comparing
prices unless the lowest former
price is given. The advertisement
must contain list of'4ngredients
of the article and the valuation Of
each.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
Lord and Lady Mountbatten
to See World Series Game

NEW YORK Oct. 5-1ord and
Larry Mountbatten-she is one of
England's pretttest women and he
is King Georges cousln-decided
today they would go to the World
Series game and compare It with
London's new outdoor sport
Beaver" They are here on a
honeymoon. They do not care
much for discussing politics are
not enthusiastic about baseball
but when 1t comes to Beaver"
they appear to be sports for roy
atty and cockney alike.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
CoNFERENCE npENEn

WASHINGTON, Oct. ,5-Of-
ftctals Of railroads In the south.
eastern section OF the United
States and heads OF the trainmea
and conductors brotherhoods be-
gan a conference here today tn
consider the drafting Of possible
conFacts covering wages and
working conditions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
FLIGHT ABANDONED.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. g.
Because Of heavy fogs prevailing
In the mountain district early to-
day, Lieutenant John A. Mac
Cready and Oakley Kelley aban-
doned their proposed nonstop
San Diego to New York flight In
the big. army monoplane the TIP
today. after hopping of early to-
day.
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AvIAToRs HOP OFF.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, Oct. 5.-Lieu.
tenants John MacCready and Oak.
ley Kelly, army aviators. took of
at $3.50 a m. today in the Giants
monoplane T-2 in their attempt to
fly from Rockwell Field, San Diego
to New York, without a stop.
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DECISION STILL WITHHELD.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. g.
Decision on the referees report
denying a divorce to James A. Still.
man still was withheld again today
by Judge Morschauser, who de-
clared he had not had time to read
the report. He. said he would prob.
ably give his decision tomorrow.
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$3.50 to sll..2..:!!..
Brushed Wool.
Sport Hats
$500
In tan, blue, red
brown and gray
The 4.
Trimmings
the Thing

1t either makes or mars
Whether for formal or in
formal wear, trimmings
are rich and colorful. Form
al wear sets the seal Of its
approval on spangles and
beaded effects, in panelsor
entire waistlines to. be de-
fined in terms Of highly
colored flower OF. fruit
trims. Metal trims areIvery
good, especially the silver
tones. Braids, flat or other
wise, fur embroidered
bands, even buttons clasps
and buckles play their role.
You can't go wrong on any
of these trimmings You
will find a plentiful supply
at our dress good section,
main floor.
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sEnjlleyahle outInn

The Campfire Girls. chaperoned
by their leaders, Miss Jennie
Harshbarger aud Miss D Malissa
Gfowl, entertained the new mem.
Ibers OF the faculty Of the high
school at an outing yesterday aft.
ernoon and evening. Cars conveyed
the part. some twenty-five in mum.
Der, TO the Methodist Episcopal
Church camp at 1880 In the after
noon. and several hours were de.
hghtfully spent. Things.to eat were
taken along, and several articles OF
the menu were cooked over a log
fire:
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Mrs. stoetzer Named

At a meeting Of the Morgan
town chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy
held In the home of Mrs. J. W.
Wlles on Tuesday evening the
following delegate were elected to
the annual convention, to be held
in Birmingham, Ala, November
Is to 18: Mrs. Daise Wood Beall.
and Mrs. Stephen Jackson. The
alternates chosen were Mrs. s.
Fuller Glasscock and Mrs. H. G..
Stoetzer OF Fairmont Morgan.
town Post.
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Enaaaement Announced

Announcement was made yes.
terday afternoon Of the engage.
ment and approaching marriage Of
Miss Marion Elizabeth Lakiu,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Lakin OF Virginia street. and
John D. Ray, son of Dr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Ray OF the Ray Apartments,
Miss Mary Lewis Dickinson en-.
tertained her weekly bridge club,
one of the twelve OF which Miss
Lakin is a member, and the an
nouncement was made there. Miss
Lakin is one of Charleston's most
popular and well liked girls, hav-
ing n host OF friends in the many
social circles OF the city. The
date for the wedding has been set
for November 7.-Charleston
Gazette.
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Miss Amos Coming

Miss Thrysa Amos, dean Of wo-
men Of the University Of Pitts
burgh, will address the Business
and Professional Women's Club at
Its monthly dinner to be held at
$3.50 next Tuesday evening at the
social rooms Of the Southern M
E. Church on Fairmont avenue.
Preceding the dinner social half
hour will be held. during which
the young women will be given
an opportunity Of becoming ae-
quainted with Miss Amos. Thurs
day and Friday nights will Wit.
ness the historical pageant and
fashion show which the club will
put on. The executive board OF the
club met last night with Miss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
New, study Course.

The Asher Business Girls Bible
Class VIM resume its meetings this
evening after not having met dur.
ing the heated season. The meet.
Ing will be held this evening with
supper served at the Y. w. G, A,
ats6:45, to be followed by an hour
q Bible Study conducted by Mrs.
w: Is. Mayors. The book of Gene.
SIS will be studied for the first
RSalt OF the year, and the reference
book on this subject by Miss Grace
SAKE, who was here with the Billy
Sunday party, will be used. The
second half OF the year will be de-
voted tosa study Of the minor
prophets :
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Interest a Meeting.

large turnout is promised to-
morrow u the meeting OF the
Fairmont Woman's Club to be
held at $40 TAT the Masonic
Temple owing % the appearance
here sat that time OF Mrs. Percy v.
Penny ecker Of Texas, who will
addres the club on that occasion.
MIS-, Penny hacker Will have some
thing 10 say concerning schools
for itliteracy, as she has seen them
Conducted The local club pro-
poses 70 establish and conduct
such SCHOOLS In this city during
the club year Just opening, and
Tor this reason will have Mrs.
eennybae ker talk concerning
them Mis- Pennybacker will also
have another message to bring to
her hearers which will be Of In
terest % club women generally.
She 50 making a tour Of the state
and is scheduled for an address
AZ Charlie stpn this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
Local Girls Guests

The following ladies were din,
nor guests at the chapter house Of
Phi Kappa Psi In Spruce street
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock:
MRS. s. F. Marshall, Miss Velma
Marshall, Miss Mary Louise
Snyder and Miss Ruth Johnson.
Mrs. Marshall is the new hostess
at the Chi Omega house, her home
being in Huntington. Morgan.
town Post. =. -
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Dorcas PEichatd president Of tE
club, at the Z. VI o. Al, and
plans were out ined for the dihz
iuer on Tuesday and the fashion
show on Thursday and Friday
nights.
Reservations must be made at
once, and each member is privi-
legged to take one or more guests.
Freshman Tea
The Blue Triangle Club and the
Skull Club Of Fairmont high
school will be at home from 1890
to $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon at
the high school auditorium to
the members OF the freshman
class and their teachers. The
Misses Pauline Barcus and Bea-
trice 0sgood, presidents respec.
lively Of the Blue Triangle and
the Skull clubs. with the assis-
lance Of Miss Mallssa Crowi, q
member Of the faculty of the
school, have arranged a fine
program for the event.
.sehcool" Reception
The student body Of the Fair
mont State Normal School will
hold a reception this evening
which promises to be a most en-
joyable affair. Dancing will be a
feature Of the evenings entertain
ment,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05

NeedIeworkers Club VIII Meet
Mrs. Arthur Brown will be
hostess tomorrow evening at her
homo at Edgemont to the Needle
workers Club. OF which she is a
member.
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For Mis-. WOOD.

Hpnoring MTs Mason Wood Of
Philadelphia formerly OF this
!. city, Who g the guest Of her sis
Mrs. Allen p. Russell, at her
home ON Virginia avenue, Mrs. w.
y. Conway entertained a few
friends az lunch today at the
Country club
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LOCA SOC E us

sity. He Is a member Of the local
chapter Of Sigma Chi.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Voorhis left for
an automobile trip to Washington,
d. o., New. York and other eastern
cities. Upon their return they
VIII make their home in the
standish apartment on High street
-Morgantown New Dominion.
Entertains Chapter.
Mrs. A. B. Scott entertained the
members OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution at her home
on Grand street In Morgantown
Monday evening. After the busi-
ness meeting two very interesting
papers were read by Miss Beulah
Posten and Miss Jennie Bough-
ner. Miss Posten's paper was on
the Battle of Point Pleasant"
and the subject of Miss Bough.
ner's papers was 1.-THE Patriotic
Men Of West Virginia."
The roll call was responded to
by bits Of history and facts con-
corning George Washington.
Mrs. Scott served luncheon to
the guests at the close Of the
meeting. Mrs. Albert Leeds still.
man OF Plainfeld, N. T., was a
guest for the evening.
This meeting was marked by a
very large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
town New Dominion.
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Morgantown Afarriage.


This morning at z o'clock in
HE parlofs Of the Methodist Pro-
|estant Church a quiet wedding
PAS solemnized when Miss Allene
IYingroye and Isaac Van voorhis
sere united In marriage.
Mrs Van yoorhisgis a daughter
I Mt. and Mrs. 3. II. Wingrove Of
Iaryland street and is very
|opular with the young people Of
ne city. She Isl graduate OF the
|Iorgafitown High School and also
blended the Maryland College
|pr Women ii Eutherville, Nd.
Mr.. yoorhis Is a son Of MT.
nd Mrs. Morton Van Voorhis and
Ia graduate 81 the Morgantown
lgh SCHOOL and Is also an AUNT
rs 81 the West Virginia Unlver-
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To SEQ "PassIns Show"

Quite number OF Fairmont per-
sons will go to Morgantowu on Fri
day night Of next week for 1.-THE
Passing Show" the eighth annual
review Of the New York Winter
Garden, which will be shown at the
Strand Theater at Morgantown on
the one night. With the show COM
ing on the night before the Pitt
game at Pittsburgh, number of
persons will go to Morgantown for
the show and leave the following
morning on the special trains carry
ing the students to Pittsburgh.
At French Lick
Mrs. c. w. Watson, Miss Luc,
Watson, Mrs. c. A. Sipe. and Mrs.
Earl H. Smith have motored tn
French Lick Springs, Ind. where
they will spend a week.
To Meet
The regular meeting Of the
Eastern Star lodge will be held
this evening at the Masonic
Temple.
Guest Returns
Miss Evelyn Anderson Of
Parkersburg, who was the guest OF
Miss Amelia Bennett at her home
on Locust avenue, has returned to
her home.
Organize Quota Club
Mrs. T. M. Courtney, president
of the local Quota Club, together
with Mrs. W. H. Haines, Miss
nellie Dougan. Miss Katherine
Barry. Miss Leota Gaskins, Miss
Eileen Ahern and the latter's
guest, Miss nellie Hartenette,
went to Clarksburg yesterday at.
ternoon, where they took steps to.
ward the organization Of Quota
Club for that city. The party was
Joined in Clarksburg by Mrs. 3.
H. Fanus of this city and they
took dinner at the Gore Hotel,
following which a meeting was
held and the Clarksburg Quota
Club organized. approximately
twenty five young business and
professional women were present
! at the meeting and the club start
ed off with bright prospects. Miss
Alta Smith Of Clarksburg, with
the assistance of Mrs. Fanus,
who is temporarily located there.
promoted the Clarkshtirp club
NeedIeworkers Club VIII Meet
Mrs. Arthur Brown will he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
MarrIed .Yeaterdav

The marriage OF Miss Margare,
Johnston and William Maxwell
Bowers both Of Clarksburg, wal
so1emnized last evening at 8 o'clocl
az Christ Episcopal Church II
glarksburg, with the Rev. J. r
Garter officiating. The marrfag,
was 9 brilliant society event, AMI
following the wedding a reception
was held at the parish house witt
Nh. and Mrs. y. w. Johnston. par
ients Of the bride, as host and hos
tess. Following the reception Mr.
and Mrs. Bowers left for an east
Jerns wed ding journey. Both Mr.
Bowers and his bride are wei
known IN this city.
Marriage Announced
Announcement has been mad,
of the marriage OF Gordon La
and MES CorrIne Stuart. both O
Washington D. G., which wa,
solemnized at Oakland, Nd, OF
August 8 Mr.. Lee and Miss Stuar
were guests here the latter part o
July and the first OF August o
Mr.. and Mrs Guy B. Hartley a
their home on Quincy street. witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley, they mo
tored to Deer Park and Oakland
ND. for the weekend and tn,
marriage was solemnized Will,
there. They returned here an,
spent several days, following
which, they visited at Rochester
n. y. and went to Washington D
81, where they are now residing.
The marriage was kept a secre
until yesterday when It was an
nounced Mr.. lee Is the head b
the LOGON tive department unde
Secretary Of Commerce Herber
Hoover at Washington and cam,
here last summer from the ives
where he had been on. a speakini
tour for the administration MIS-
statrt was visiting here at til,
time. She had been employed ii
another department OF the Hooy
er administration at Washington,
Mrs. Lee lisa personal friend O
Mrs: Hartley and resided for
time In Bannock, Ohio, the for
mer home o. Mrs. Hartley. sh,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
.lneheon TO-DAY

Mrs. John Edward Stevens en-
|eEtained d few friends at lunch
on Of pretty appointments today
kt her home on Alexander Place
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-18

BEAUTIFUL. new. four rooms ana
scroened-iu back puTch, one.hHIf block
ance $40 per month, CAL Nike welsh,
Usage 1922.
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LANDS AND rAHws roR SALE a.
OKLAHOMA
rAnM rlNEeLoauNE sALE

on argau-, NJ s,rsrlosurs proceedings now
iu IIualrHs. Hm forced 90 sacrifice my
fUrl. fH.ua luwoaIHfrIyt tNp miles
south OF r|er,lHu1. Okla. No. 90
acres poultry and fruit fam, bearing
apples. pclra and peaches. brand new
u. room Hnusa. with concrete basement
barn. EltnHfy ana several substantial
u~ufn4uHIura. from ME owner o. genuine
bargain. no. o. 100 acres choice bot.
tom land. fine stand ~ alfalfa very fine
coll. "a wonderful farm. No @. so acres
WIN severed suitable buiIdingsi very
productive soll, ru exceptional value
These Will be sold and must be- sold tp-
Fctarr or HCpgrsiOly. uIu't-if you have
agr RECORD for ruur. or yalUsHH-Iou't
fan 20 see the owner Immediately a.
T0E s. Main ST. Usage 7JGl-I.
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The Blind Man" Tor window
SHADES and rods. Quality and service.
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nusINEss rnOrEnTl
HOisEs FOK SALE

in , Food home rear T1'Fa
University. Must art quick fu rrt this
Pavement hardwood floors, five rooms
Bright. cheerful little home. Usage
65i3 ana i227.
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A real bargain. located within walking
distance and close 10 transportation, five
rooms and HCreoned.lu bHclt porch, suit
able Tor use ~ sleeping porch. This
property IL newly decorated and IN OK
ooilent repair; $3.50 cash, balance less
than rent. oHRFe 1898.
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HOUSES ron SALE

tNi Ms TUX NNIt ~
SIN ROOM now tri.H bungalow. ou East
Thirteenth place, Terrace dtlto H1ll
Zion. stfI.t'v modern. Tile tpfn. good
hullt-in features, large basement, ga.
gaEc, gs5o0 With reasonable terms
.EVl ROOM bungalow. E.Uo0. 1000
clsh. balance Ike rcnt. brand new,
unk floors, yrory up.tu.1pfo convenience
you could vish fori basement garage
and dfINr, ono 90 the highest and pref.
tirst loDlt'nuH on the southeast slide
restricted addition This price is OBJ
move his place nt once. ca|l Cedar
siNHOoM bungalow choice Location
iot. paved stIrct puga 10000 $500
down uuIU a Sons Phone Usage q
u'oH g. .UeH South Main
SOUTHEAST SECTION ou tho paving.
east font. toyl0' foot lot, Dix rSccp.
UuuallF lars" rooms. unlt floors. attrucs
two fireplace French doors, beautiful
decorations nui lFh' OSturos. base tub.
tile floor. tulii.lu Kitchen cabinet ma
breakfast room Table and benches. h1so-
m0ut garage and drive. concrete front
porch. a real Eool buy et $500 with
Terms cedar gao.
TWO STORY ttlcH huuc on oversize lot.
roufci hail plan large 'iyluF room. ain
Ing room. breakfast fuUm and Kitchen
ON first floor. unsf1lfs has three bed
floors. boat ~ hath fiyturcs throughout.
NI'N Out N'I| own NfNH|H ||NNH NNN I'MNN
u't1rrs basement furnace. Instout1ne-
Gus hot vutcr heater, nice nreplsyci
douhln.rHr garage uud modern quarters.
a good buy at {ll.ao0. Terms. cedar
1tHBNCE DRIVE addition. beautiful new
1.rnom residence. hardwood throughout,
tuilt-in features with lovely breakfast
room, tue basement with combination
furnace. n sou want "a ryai home look
90 this. price $1,000 with $500 cash and
balance arranged Usage atV
WHY pNN RrNr7 when YOU can buy a
real uiro t.room bungalow with hard
WOOD foots. built In f%eatureH garage.
paving. block ~ street car. nne r'si.
druce section. Tor only tioO cash. bal.
Hnta like ront Tervilpgcr & TrustN.
loo2 Mayo uldg, Usage et92. Usage
500 CASH and $40 pcr month buys a
dandy new 6.roun bungalow on tho
oAf' Side, hardwood floors, bult.in tea
tutcr, screened back porch. This is n
corner To- with south front; priced At
Ngou cal uwnc-, OFaEs ottT
5000 CASH. balance easy monthly pay.
wcuiF including interest; brand new
colonial hunrulcw. five rooms aud
hrrokftHt room, oak floors throughout,
rrcry huilt.ln convenience, French doors.
mautci, fuii siEe lot, 10 restricted resi-.
Iouro location. A rare bargain at
it.ooo. can cedar i37t.
1900 CASH. aud $50 per month buys dandy
Broom cottage on paving n Interested
call Coos, prHgo tet3,
$3.50
A real bargain. located within walking
distance and close 10 transportation five
rooms and Hcreoncd-lu back porch, suit
able Tor use 49, sleeping porch. Thia
property IL newly decorated and In OK
ooilent repair. $3.50 cash, balance less
than rent. oshEc l2N3.
$3.50
t-En CAaIT bEAnTTFTff. TIT.
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ll7bO

$500 CASH aud $50 per month buys dandy
broom cottage on paving II Interested
call Cook, Usage tbA3,
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TOddy's BLuRder
Corrected

A gentleman should not talk 10 a
lady, with a cigar in his mouth, He
should remove It at the same time
that he removes his hat.
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Corner i1t; beautiful 6-raam bungalow
fuIl basement, p1raFHs not only a. home
but an iuHusluoUt that ls worth fnt
money, only 10000 with good terms
~, T. JOHNSON
O. H. ovERToS INVESTMENT co
OsBEo Gg2. Usage 77l2-R