PIXE COUNTY PRESS
P0BLI91BD 1SVH1RY FRIDAY
Friday, September 23, 1910
or rite, MA BORIC HALL buildiho.
SUBSCRIPTION:
Una Ybar One dollar and fifty oenU
il Months Heventy-flve cents.
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Entered tbs pot ofllna of Mllford,
Pike Ooonty, Pennsylvania, m aeoona
slftss matwir, November twsnlv-arst, IBS.
Advertising Rates.
One Inch, onelnasKlon II
Bach subsequent Insertion .76
Reduced rates, (urnlshd on application,
Will be allewed early aavartlasrs.
Legal
Advertising.
and Kseontor's
A A tti 1 ti ! atrfttnr
notloee .0O
Auditor's notloee j
Divorce notloee )
Sheriff's aalea, Orphan, ooort antes,
O.mnty Treasurer's aalea, Coonty atata
ment and election proclamation oharged
by the tnoh.
4. . Wmm Bttaa. POBLISHBB,
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
.TOR OONGEES3
Robert Bbowh.
Monroe Co.
FOR SENATOR
Tinkifrbd O. Lewis.
Carbon Coonty.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Alfred Marvin
Matamoras, Pa.
It is rumored that Arthur B. Sulli
van is anticipating the parobaae of
a farm Bear New York and ma;
leave Mllford next spring.
Prof. C. S. Constant and family
have taken apartments in Port Jer.
vIb where tbey will reside for the
winter.
Mrs. Archer Harmon entertained
number of friends Wednesday af
ternoon In honor of Mrs. Arthur Sul
livan. Emmett Bteele, J. I". TerwilUger,
W. F. Choi, Chas. Thornton, Ed
ward Klein, Fred Middaugh, George
Wagner ail went to New York to see
the game between the 81. Louis
olab and the Giants.
Mrs. S. T. White has oloaed her
oottage here and will reside in East
Orange, N. J. this winter.
Mrs. Tracey who has been visiting
friends in Bonesdale returned home
this week.
Mrs. Frances Westfall, Mrs. Jennie
Shearer and P. N. Bournlque have
gone to Twin Lakes lor their annual
oamping.
Port JervlB has floated $36,000 X
per oent school bonds at a premium
of $526 wbloh proves that her credit
Is better than her streets.
The Journal N. Y. commenting on
the Maine election says it is not a
victory for any party. It does not
mean that the people are tired of the
Republicans, nor does it mean thai
they have suddenly discovered vir
tues In the Domooratic machines as
such. It does mean that the people,
becoming independent, detest more
and more the Idea of being ruled by
any machine.
M. C. Nyoe and wife of Bushkill
visited friends here today.
WHAT A WOMAN WILL NOT DO
Then It nothlnir a woman would do do
to regain her lost beauty. She ought to
be luiljr at seaioua in preeerriug ner cooo
lockr The herb drink called Lane'i t ain-
ilr Medicine or Lane'i Tea U the moat
efficient aid In prewurvlng a benuilful akin
and will do mora than anything else to
re tore the roaea to faded oueeka. At ail
druggie t' and dealers'. Itoo, 1
Notice to Bridge Masons
The Commissioners of Pike oounty
will receive sealed bids at their office
in the Court House, Milford, Penna,
until Thursday, October Sth, 1910
at 2 p. m., fur oonstruatinK a pavij
around- the North and Booth Abut
ments of the oounty bridge over the
Lackavraxen river, near the village
of Laokawaxea, Pa.
The number of ouhio yards of
masonry required for above work Is
estimated to be 216.
The speolQoations, etc., for above
work are on file In the Commission
era' offloe, open to the inspection of
intending bidders. i
Bids to be accompanied with oertl
fled oheok of $100.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the Board.
theo. h, baker,
Commissioners' Clerk.
Commissioners' Offloe, Mllford, Pa.
September 2, 1910.
SAFE AND SURE.
Anions: the medlolnai that are reoom
mended and endorsed, by phyaioiana and
nurwl la Keiuu'a baiaiun, the beat ooUtfh
cure. For many years It baa been regard
ed by doetoni aa the uediiiua inuet likely
to cure coughs, and It bus a strung hold
on tile eaUwin of all well-informed people
When Kemp's Bolwun oanaot out a
eouuh we abail be at a luaa ta know what
will. At drua'S'i'ta' aud dtalara', sao. , lb
Sheriffs Sale!
By vlrtne of a writ of Fieri Fnolrin la-
tmed out of the Court of Common Plena of
Pike oounty. to me directed. I will expoee
to mle by pubUo vendue or outcry at the
NhertfT's ofnos In the court houao at Mil
ford Pa., on
8ATTJKDA Y, OCTOBER 1, 1910
att o'oloek p. m. of laid day, the follow
ing real entate:
ALL that certain piece and parcel of
land, situate In the township of Lacka-
waxon, fiae ., fa., in tne Tiunere oi
Maet Hone, oontalnlnirSflOaq. ft., being
parte of lots numbered It and 90, as do
niibed In deed from 811 as K. He) den to
Thomas MeMabon, dated June -W,
reoorded in Deed Book No, W, page 118.
IMPROVEMENTS
A dwelling house.
fttvttMd and taken In execution as
&roprty of Thomas Q MoMahon and will
b sold by me for oanh,
Hheriff.
Sheriff's Office Mllford, Pa,
eeptO, ltflu.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
The following amounts bnve been
flled wltu the Keelater and will be pre
sented to the Orphans' Court of Pike
County for oonflnnatloa on the (bird
Monday or UctoDer next.
ESTATE of Jneeph Kbenezer Virell,
The flrnt and final account of Benja
min C. rotten, Uusrdlan or aald minor.
K8TATK of Carlton A. Hunts, de
ceased, The first and final account of
rimith O. Hherman, Executor.
EHTATK of Mary raltrenusch, de
ceased. Account of Henry Kahren-
bach, Executor.
KHT ATE of Amanda W. Cortrlirht.
deceased. The account of J. H. Van
Etten, Adinlnlatrator d. b. n.
Mllford. Pa. 1 John C. Weatbrook Jr.
Bept 17, 1810 Hegister.
WIDOW'S APPRAISE-
M E N T .
TIia fnllnwlna- fnventorv and An-
fraiement aet apart to widow has
een filed with the Register and will
be presented to the Orphans' Court of
flke county ior approval uu tuv iuiiu
Monday of October next;
L'.iui. f Paul flflh.iinn riacaaAri.
rnanmv anH A nnrftliwmffnt of Iter-
aonal estate set apart to Loutne E.
Bchauno, bis widow, amounting to
$300.00.
Mllford, Pa. John C. Westbreok, Jr.
Sept 17, 1U10 Register.
Court Proclamation
State of Pennsylvania )
County of Pike. 1
Notice ! hereby (riven to all persona
bonnd by reoognlsanoe or otherwise to ap
pear that the October term 01 1910 of the
several court, of Pike oounty will be held
at the oourt house In the Bnrnufrh of Mll
ford on the third Monday ( 17t.h) at 8 o'oloek
p. m. and will oe continued one wee u
neoeeeary. GKORGK GREGORY.
Mllford, Bept. , 1U10. Sheriff
WANTED I
Varna with pond antila orchard.
kmnk nnfallinir anrlnir. Miuderst?
prioe. Hoffman, 806 W. 118.
new iora
A MAN OF IRON NERVE
Indomnlble will and tremendous ener
ry are never fonnd where Btomach,
Diver, Kidneys ana Bowels are out or
order. If you want these qualities and
the success they bring, use Dr. King's
New Life PHI a, the matchless regulat
ors,' for keen brain and strong body
25c at all druggists.
Coming down from Port Jervis
last evening maohlne, owned by O.
W. Case In which was J. O. HiUiard
and wife, attempted to pass one of
the large autos of the Transportation
Co. and ran into a telegraph pole.
badly Injuring the Casey machine
but the passengers were unhurt.
AVIN8 TH ANVlUk
Terrible Threat Made by the BraHaay
' Negro Stevedore.
X story to be good does not neces
sarily hare to be new. The following
story, wblcb was a favorite of the
late Senator esxmack, of Tennessee,
falls within the rule:
"A brawny negro," said Senator
Carauck. "was once employed as a
stevedore on the docks at Memphis to
help to unload a cargo of hardware
from the steamer Anna P. Silver.
The negro was carrying anvils
ashore, and so great was his strength
that be carried one under each arm.
"In crossing the narrow gangplank
with aa anvil under each arm the ne
gro slipped sad fell Into the water.
"He came up purling and blowing.
'Prow down ar rope,' he yelled.
The man, oa board laughed at hint
la oenaion.
" 'Prow down er rope,' pleaded the
negro, treading water vigorously.
"Getting nothing but leers, the ne
gro cried excitedly:
" 'Per de Inn's saks, man. frow
down er rope or I'll drop one er dees
anvils.' " -
Yankee Trade Abroad.
The eoaservaUsm of Austrla-Hua
gary Is a provsrb, but Yankee uaveev
tkas and eotarprlse have been able to
break through the old Unas to a aur
rtaing dagrae. la tbe great Bohemhv
ktaravta Maohlne Works la Prague.
at the IM maehins tools la service
throughout the various deparaseau
and shoos, lot are or Amertoaa or lain.
When wa really gat dews to tt we
shall be saolng to all tfce word.
CMS Time Bank Sinecures.
la the old days the Bank of England
was paternal la Its traatmeat of Us
clerks. One young fellow was died
gulshed only for his seal aa a smmu
her of the volunteer corps whloh new
Is defunct. His clerkly servtces were
negligible and neglected, but when tt
was brought to the notice of the dlr
tors they recommended his martial as
dor and save him a nice little sinecure.
Another clerk was reported to them
sa a really clever amateur painter.
They saw his pictures. "It Is a pity
that such talent should be wasted
over ledger,." was the kindly verdict
Bo they gave him a room at the bank
for use aa a studio and appointed him
to the post of superintending the burn
ing of osnrals4 kaak aulas orery JTra-
Orphan's Court
Sale.
By virtue of an orrttr of the Orphan'
Court of thu Count of Plk In partition,
the following rei efltaF of which Rotter,
K Van Ktttm late oi (ht KnTiiHhtp of I1
itwnre, la mid County of Pike, riiod tHjoo
will bftcxp4ed to mle by publto rendu
or outcry on
SATURDAY, OCTOliRR 8, .910.
At 8 o'clock In the itftnrnonn, In th front
hf.ll of the Court Hoiine nt Mllford all th
following piece and trnrt of I find BltunU
Id Mid township of Del ware and County
of Pik.
Part 1. ttejrlnntnfr nt hwp of Mtonn
a oornor of laud formerly aurvnypd to Mar
th MaGaw, thenoe by name North forty
two di'frroM Wmt ality fire perch oj to
ton by A White Oak itump, thenoe by
land of C Ott and Van Rttpn Bnuth lx
tydeirreefi Raat one hundred nlxty sevon
DArchei to a heap of iIodm, thenoe South
erenty-two and a quarter degree Itaat
eighty seren perehea to a heap of ntonee
theuoe Hotith forty-one and one half dn
greev Went twenty perohee, thenoe by land
of Davenport rkmth four and one halt de
gruea Weit aeveuty-flTe and one quarter
perches, thenoe by aitme South elghtyflvp
defrteen Kant seven ty perohes to bank of
Delaware Hiver. thnnoedown the said riv
er Houih twenty eight degrees West forty
three pernhee, thence by Van Rtten's land
norm nevency mur ana enree fourths de
grees Went 66 peruh'is to line of land sur
veyed In the warrantee name of Algernon
Ma'iaw, thenoe by same North nineteen
and one half degrees Kant two perches to a
Hickory tree, now stake, thence North fif
ty one and a half di'grpes West two hun
dred and twenty-eight perches to the line
of land survey.! to Martha MaCfetvr,
thence by same. Nonh nineteen and one
half degrees Kast forty one nerchea to
stones the place of beginning. Containing
One Hum. red thirteen Acres and clgbty
fonr perches, Mtrict measure, and the same
whloh Cornelius Van Ktten by deed dated
A). Uav lb4H rec4nltd in I) R 17 mtM Ui7
conveyed to said Robert K. Van Ktten.
Kzeeptlug out of the above a pieoe of land
conveyed by said It K. Van Kten and
wire to Charles utt Dy deea dated July It, :
1898, reoorded In I). B. 53 paire 266. de
scribed at follows; Beginning at a stake
formerly a White Oak tree being an ortgl
nal corner of a tr.ict surveyed In the war
ran tee name of Conrad Hause No. 170, alrto
a oorner of a tract In the warrantee name
of Samuel MaGaw No. 1, and on line of
tract in the name of Martha Magaw No.
3, and also a corner of the Cbarlea van Et-
ten ZNo. iho, theooa south sixty degrees
Kaat sixty-two uerchas to a stone corner
on line of land of C. Ott, thenoe Bnuth
twenty aignt a eg roes west twenty perches
to a stone corner being also an orltrtnal
oorner of Algernon MaGaw No 8 and tht
said Martha Magaw No. 8, thenoe North
forty two degree West sixty fire perches
to the place of beginning, Containing
three acres and one hundred thirty nine
percoea, ana oeiDg part or tne tract sur
veyed in the name of Charles Van Etten
No. 18.
IMPROVEMENTS
Of the above about 40 acres are im Droved
balanoe woodltiuu. Large summer board
ing bouse known as Conaahaugh Hnrinti
-House, containing 00 rooms, also two an-:
iiux nouses iauuury, large barn cow shed,
wagon house and other outbuilding, wat
er In house. The whole constituting a very 1
desirable property for the summer board
ing business. Located about half way be-
ween Mllford and Dlnaiuanu Ferrv and
on tbe main road.
Terms of sale to be W cash. M balanoe In
lx months and the remainder In one year
wifi l lite rest on tne oeierreu payments at
the rata of 6 per oent par annum, said post
poned pay menu to oe aeon red by judg
ment bond and mortffaffe with insurance
clause not loss than one half of purchase
prioe.
JAB. f, VAN atTIrn,
JOHM P. VAN KTTKN.
Mllford, Pa. Sept 8, 1010. Admin.
wants supplied ij
If yon want note heads, bill heads, lette
heads, statements, show card, program.
large poaters, sale bills, dodgers en-elopea
Itags bnslness oards or Job printing
every description, dons up in the beat sty
for yon la an up-to-date nd artlstlo men.
oalland sss as. Prioesf
THE PRESH PRINT.
Sheriff's Sale!
Bv virtus of a writ of Fieri Faclaa lsmied
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Pike
county, to me directed, I will expose to salt
by publto vendue or outcry at the Hheritf'
omoe la tne oourt nouse, Minora, fa., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1910,
at o'olook a. m. of said day. the followlna
real estate,
All mat certain tract ot lana situate tn
the townablp of Hboncla, Flke Co , Pa.,
Beirlnnins at a atone corner of lands in
wairantee name of Mathew Carey, thenue
by laud In warrantee name of Jobn Leatr
. 01 4 aegreea a. It rou, te Shobola creuk
thenue down tbe aald creek the IB follow
ing oountet and dlntanoei: H, 75 defenwa
U. IS rod,, N. f U degrees K. 8 ruda, N.
degreaa K. 81 rods, N . 87 degnxw E. 16 rod.
N, 07 aegrees a. is rous, h od digreea K is
ruds. K &aw lit urt' 1 ur.li r.Mla Ln .tn. u
a. vvy oegreea s. roaa. a. wx degree, K
18 rods, N. 86 degree, K. la rods. N.
deareee K. 80 rods. N. 68 deitroes K. IS rods.
N. 87 detrreea K. 10 rods croaslna aild
creek, thenoe N 80 degree, K 66 rod, to
tone. thenoe Dv.laud of James nells, JrM
61 H degreea W 80 rod, to a stone, thence
alons; Mtld Hhobola creok. 8 46 dtvree, W
44 rodsto aatoue, degrees K 1U rod, to
a stone, thence s. 61 i deKruee W crtlng
said oreek W rods to a stone, tbenieN 61 Ji
deerreea W 1UU roaa to a stoue. tbenoa N
4 uogTtee w liaj rous, to the place of
uevinulng-. Containing 79 acres and 8
pe roues anu auuwanoe, onti oi tne Saiii
uel Inaoo warrantee. No 149, and the
lame premises conveyed by David Mo
n.aue ana wire to vt arren AlcKean by
their deed, dated Maruu 87, ltuj, reourded
In D B 66, page 60s
Also tbe euual undivided one-third In
the following two tracts of land In said
township of tfbobola, as follows. Begin
ulng at a Hemlock tree on the bank of
bonola Creek, thence up aald creek N.
77 degree, W 11 rod, to our nee on line of
i . r,in..i nr i..i. u .i
S. 1 degree E 68 rods, tbanue ti 77 degreea
a, w ruoa, uienoe n is uegreea K M rotU
to a stone on a Pine stumu. thenna N
87 degrees W 46 rods, tbeuoe W 2g rod.
thenoe S 41 degrees W 16 rods ta a pine
thenue 8 H degrees K 64 rods to plaor
i uqiHuiiiH, wuiRiuing oo acres 1 1 per
ohes aa per survey mule by William ('
MoCarty. County tiurvevor. Auar tfy. lwtl
and of the niece oonveved hv C.h.nmi
Tbomaa at al to David McKean, by deed
raoonled in D B 86, p 16.
beouud. a traot In warrantee nKtnn nt
David atcKean containing 66 acres, lib
pervbea, patent reoorded In D H 66, p.
BUW, the title to tbe last two pieces being
vested In aald David McKean at tbe
time of bis death, and the aaid Warren
Mi Keen being one of his children aud
aeire.
IMPROVEMENTS
On first niece. VUld dwMllin hnnu.
barn and outbuildings About 80 auras
uuproveu. Daiauoa wuodlaud
The other two Dleoes are unlmiimvMl
Belsed and taken In execution as the
property of Warren MuRean deoeaaed
ad will be sold by ma for oaah.
3KOHUE OHKOOKY.
bheriff
BharlB's Offloe, Mllford, Pa., I
Bept. , 1W1U. 1
License Transfer
Notloe Is hereby given that application
will be made to the Judges of the Court of
Quarter hesslona on tSeuteiuber 1:4, 1U1U for
the transfer ol the retail liquor liuense of
Carl Newe for a Hotel In Laokawaxea to
Wllhalia Vogel.
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uenerai
LIVERY STABLE
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Safe horses,
Good wagons,
Prompt service,
Careful Drivers
1 Flndlay &
a Mllford. pa
&LW$wJWZ$
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F0R SRLE
Settling the estate of
the lute Thomas Ann
strong we offer for sale
tlie General Store of T.
Armstrong and Company.
For full particulars,
terms, etc. apply to
HARRY
'.'"' f-f sej
I Supplying
1 The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We solve it by keeping -
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
FOR AN ELEGAN1 DINNER
II you appreciate s good market intowin buy
your fish end elasii si my slses. Limkurgsr,
Imported Roquefort Philadelphia Cream chesss
er iny olhsr d tired.
FRED GUMBLE
Harford St.'! MUford Pa.
HARN
Of All Kind snd 8tylea.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS
RepairingDONi:.
Examine my stock it
will -please you The
price too.
L. F. IIAFNER.
Harford St. - Milford
BJlKers
Succeed when every thins; else fulls.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the suprems
remedy, as thousands havs testified.
FOR KIDNEY.LIVER AND
8TOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
lTOV H OOD rurntihedatft.M
a load. Mail ordrrt given prompt at
tention. Mlord Pa , Nov. 6th 190
J. W. Kietet.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they ciinuut
reach the diaeastnl portion of the ear.
Theie. is only one wsy to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafuees is caused by an Inflamed con
dltiou of tbe mucous liuina; of the Eu
stachian Tube. When this tube is In
flamed you have rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when it ir en
tirely closed. Deafness is the result,
and uuiess the iullammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by C atarrh, which is noth
ing but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafueaa (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot he cured by Hall',
Catarrh Cure. 8eud fur circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo, O.
Hold by DrUKKists, 76.
Take Hall's Family Fills for constl.
patiou.
WANTED To rent small boa
la Milford, address,'
p. o. nox is.
Malavamurae, ia
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T. ARMSTRONG
sj.t fisnr. sns.".ev' -m? sij a a
RYDER'S
MARKET
RYDER'S BUILDING
DEALER LN ;
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aMcats and ProvisioiiH,
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Fish aud Vegetables.
Canned Goods ;
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Orders rninptly Attended ;
i
PAUL RYDER j
Harford Street, Milford.
WOOD & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
MILFORD PA
UNDERTAKING I
to all branohes
Special attention piveo to j.
EMBALMING
No extra charge for auemllnn
funerals out of town.
. Telephone in Residence.
LAI1Y ASSISTANT
New orh Kupresentacive
National Ciukel Co. 60 Un-ut
JuuesSt. Telep1ionelia455priti(t
FARM FOR SALE.
The farm m ueruuifj tiy 'if-..
Joseph Curhutr In Il.'w.c n ui
shlp couUininy itb iut 11 fly f mr .
thl.ty olHsred. (l iod ilw.il , h.i.n
ind oth r outhaililini;. Aimi . i.
lent fruit on the pluco.
For terms etc. enquird nn I lie n -in
laea of
Mrh. Johi.Pii (i. CAHin n
Dtiluware UiWnrhip.
FOH KKN" 1' A store room 17 t 4
with cellar, oh Ann Street one Mk.i.
from llroiil, n.-xt door to Milfi r 1 lull.
Apply at this ftio.
DR. KENNEDY'S
7AU0RITE
Hemedy
Pleasant to Take,
Powerful to Cure,
And 'Welcome
In Every Home.
KIDNEY, LIVEH
& BLOOD CURL
Rot a Patent Medicine.
Over 30 Years of Success.
Used in Thousands of Homes.
1
Write to Dr. David Kennedy's J
sons, Konaout, rs. T., icr i (
FREE sampla bottle. Lars
Larrrj j
bottle $ 1 .00. All druggi
T 14 "TV T T T IO T? J QHYU? i;'
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OK .STORES .
Longest y.bliiilied, Best Equipped
FINEST L NZ OF WINTER GOODS.
Specialties in v.-odens, jackets, ladies, mens and
N cl .idrem underwear.
Gloves, h'x,i:iv, tcK-.tn and shoes.. All the latest
styles" anti l;.:st m.itcrwls tor winter wear.
A" New
A Iarrc assortment of Laces and Trimrnino-s. A comoleta
i stock of mens furnishings. Finely stocked Grocery Department
; CrccVery and glassware direct
iAlJ oL elc above at prices
t.-hai' will n?akc it to youi
jadVaiil-'ac to buy of
Ml TOn ELL BROS.
liii?o.-i. i ,-5t'ia, 'U2ilfocd Fa.
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Prescriptions
Compounded
Only
Grftd uates in
Pharmacy
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Kerbst's
Pharmacy.
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Your- Home
If you 'are .going- to build any
where in Piks Co. or Sussex
Co., N. J. it ,will pay you to
consult
E. 5. WOLFE
Dealer in
Flooring R
Siding A
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Moului-i-s j E
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Lath U j
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Porch Rocki-g- chau-s from $.98 to $3.00 e
Iron Bed Steads $4.50, $6.50 and $8.50
Mattrassoc $3.50 to J5. Rugs $ J to $4.50
Mattb-g $.25. Carpet $.35 to $.70 a yd.
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