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f j Pittsburgh
I'lTTSBfflOJI, Dec. 21.?The state'
jftv.' of disruption which has characterized
the speculative stock market for more
than a week showed no improvement'
Sfr . yesterday and the downward tendency ;
of the movement were again of a most
violent order. Fluctuations covereo
an unusually wide range, and market
values In almost every section on the
list were In many Instances shattered
beyond recognition. And the worst of
t It seems thai the immediate outlook
gives no hope for the discernment of
n silver lining in the clouds. The market
closed yesterday ui practically the
lowest figure of the session and there
were many Indications that a consistent
rally is not expected in the near
future.
The brunt of the attack appears to he
still directed against the sioel, the In
dustriul and the war stocks, and in
\ these groups declines front ahout $5
l. for U, S. Steel common to $00 a share
for Bethlehem Steel give a striking illustration
of the demoralization of the;
market.
&. Summary.
r Sales. High. Low.:
720 A \V CM oil a., r,s
, 150 Canity It G 17 4R>A I
BE1 * 1,000 Fireproof "'.-i ~"<
25,/lud Brew .. .. 2'i
25 Ind Brew p.*... ' 1 '>'% 15%
SMC 4 , 510 la II Iron SI ',4 70
.V 35 Mfru I. & 11 ... 6514 do
3,030 Mt Shasta 1.05 1.00 I
590 Ohio ! ' Sup f.7', 56 H ;
8,040 Pbg ('otisol ... 11 .10
15 Pbg Brow pf... 17'- 17
2,500 P-J. Copper ... I ill' !.?.'
in pbf? o & fi .. u'i i:v;
r.U Pbg PI Glass .. 128% 128% I
180 Pure Oil 21% 21fc |
200 Uosh Milling ... ,2'i .20
3,200 Sail Toy 1G .16
250 Sewer Pipe .... 17'i 17
10 Un Nat G C 188 188
60 Cnion Switch .. 105 l"l
GO U S Steel 11.TV4 lOTIVi
270 West Alrb'ke.... 159% 15S
880 West Mach .... 33 33
24,057
Bonds,
$1,000 Pbg C (1 5s ... 99 99
|~ New York
NEW YORK, Doc. 21.?A severe
jr? .. slump occurred in the Now York stock
market yesterday afternoon, after a
period of Irregularity during which
gains had been recorded in some issues.
All of these gains were wiped
out and tho pressure was evere enough
to cause net losses throughout the
list Declines included $5 in Steel
common, which broke Ivom :I2 lo j
107%, closing at tho lowest, and $60 i
a share in Bethlehem Stool, which i
' ^ broke from 5G0 to 500 between sales. !
Shipping shares were extremely I
weak, and the coppers lost 2 to 6 points 1
Woaknoss also appeared in the com-!
^ modify markets. Resumption of liipii- i
dation was based upon the foreign
situation, the Impression growing thatj
ttho end of the war is in sigln. however i
lone actual ncnco negotiations mav !
i drag alone, and that the period of reStf;
' adjustment will come sooner than looked
for. Call loans were comparatively
easy, the highest rate being 4V4 per
cent.
, [ Oil and Gas.
The Southwest Pennsylvania fields
are attracting more attention than at
any previous time during the year.
The new development on Coon Ituii,
Springhill township, Greene county.
Kr is eclipsing all others. The No. 1
on the George Isiuiinger farm is hold |
ing up at liuO barrels ami No. taut i
barrels a day. At the mouth Cooii j
Run in the same township, the Uttle
Four Oil company's test on the Sarah
Roach farm blew out the gas developed
in the Rig Injun sand and ill"!
hole filled up .100 feet with fill id III
Is estimated to bo good for lu liar-1
) " < rels a day.
? "t In the Mount Morris district, Dun-j
Lh^' kard township. Greene oountiy, the I
Shear Oil and (fits company drilled j
No. 3 on the A. J. ileall farm through ;
V the Big Injun sand. It shows for a j
Hv five-barrel pumper. In the same (lis j
trlct, J. L. Garard & Co., completed >
No. 9 on the S. W.' Sykos farm, and
It shows for a very light pumper.
Near Pleasant Grove, East Finley.
township, Washington county, the
Howard Oil and Gas company's second
test on the 1. D. Ryan Is holding
up at 100 barrels n day. lu fianovor
township, Beaver county, T. C.
Dawson & Co. completed No. 4 on
the J. B. and A. M. Buchanan farm
and it shows for a very light pumper, i
Since the passing of the Dents Run
pool in Marion county. W. Va.. developments
are less oxciting. The latest
completion?the South Penn Oil
V company's No. 3 on the Hoard- Bat-!
Bon iarm?produced so barrels the llrst
24 hourB. The ileeline in the pool is
as sensational as was its rise about
the time it touched ;l,000 barrels a
day. The daily production at this time
is considerable below 1,000 barrels a
After a lapse of several weeks, Doddridge
county has come to the front
I I Ohio Farms j
| j For Sale j
. j . I am the owner of quite a few j |
j farms I wish to sell at $12 per |
! acre up. Write me today for |
8 W. A. Eichelberger,
PORTSMOUTH, 0.
QHICHESTEH S FILLS
. THK 1M A MOV 1> UKAMi.t
M I.ndleiil A?U your Drurdu f.,p A\
I DI*"??ndT?r?iiJ/VvV
V SpJFi T0?* W Willi Blue RiWvn. Vy
1W ^*2# nn ?th?r. Buy nryotir v
1/ AT Askff,rnU.(!irF.H.TPR,B
It J lHAVo.W IIKAM* PIU.<for?3
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^?r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Natural Gas company's No. 3 on the
Credila Nicholson farm. located on
Spring Run. New Milton district. The
first 34 hours after the well was drill
ed into the Ulg lujun pay it produced
150 barrels. On Spring Creek, Smith- j
field district, (toane county, the Roane j
Development company completed No
19 on the David Simmons farm. It is;
a 10-burrc-l pumper in the Big Injun
sand. On McOowans creek. Walton dls-!
trlct, the Republic Oil and Gas com
plany completed and shot No. 19 on
the S. A Fleshman farm In the Big i
Injun sand and it Is showing for a 19
barrel pumper.
In the Weir sand development on j
Pinch creek. Elk district. KanawhV
county, the Ohio Fuel Oil company
completed and shot No. 5 on the leabelle
Myers farm. It is a 12 barrel
pumper. In the same district and on!
the same district, the same company's
gave No. 4 on the same lease a shot
in the Weir sand and increased its
production from 15 to 30 barrels. On
Blue creek. In the same district, the
South Penn Oil company's No. 17 on
'he W. A. Mct'orkle farm is good for
20 barrels a day In the Wler sand. In
i ho sani edistrict, the same company's
No. 2 on the C. !.. Myers farm Is a
15-barrel pumper in the Weir sand.
The leading feature in development*
in the Southeastern Ohio lields is
i.ovc ti company's well on the school j
lands in Ihe northeast qij "*is of sec-_
lion 111. Union township. Carrn'.l coun j
ty. The well is purely u wildcat and !
lales estimates place its production at50
or more barrels a day. The oil was
developed in the Tiers grit and a scram-1
lite Tor leases in thai locality is in;
full swing.
In the Newport district. Newport '
township. Washington county, the '
Vey Farm Oil company's test on the J
William McVcy farm is a duster In |
the deep sand territory. Pike township, j
Perry county, the Ohio Cities Oil com
pany's No. II on the J. J. Skinner farm
produced 48 harrels the last IM hours.
The Kureka Pipe Line company has
declared the usual quarterly dividend
of $'i a share, payable February 15 to
stockholders of record January 15.
Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Dec. 21?Wheat values'
averaged somewhat lower yesterdayj
mainly because of reports that new ef-!
forts for peace were to be expected.
The market closed heavy, at the same
as yesterday's finish to 4>/ic lower,
with May at 161% to 162 and July at
155% to 125%. Corn showed a net decline
of 1% to 1% to 1% and oats of
1% to 1%. In provisions the fintal
range varied from a setback to 5c to!
an advance of 10c.
Considerate nervousnes was evinced 1
in the wheat trade throughout the!
Misniuii uuL me voiume 01 nusines Uid
not exceed tii? normal limits and |
there were no price fluctuations much |
lieyond tlie ordinary. The nearest |
approach to excitement came in the'
final half hoar when the bears sue- j
needed in making it decided impression
with the aid of gossip tltat additional
diplomatic movements in the
direction of a peace parley would he j
forthcoming if not already in prog-i
ress under cover. Lowest quotations j
of lite day resulted, and there was vir-1
tually no rallying power evident in the
pit as the market cante to an end.
Torn duplicated lite action of
wheat. The intermtitent tendency to
weakness was emphasised by reports
of increasing congestion of railway
freight facilities. Oats followed the
course of other cereals. Some of yesterday's
principal buyers were on the
selling side.
WHEAT?
May 1.(14>4 1.81%
July 1.3914 1.8a 14
LET THE <
?hBL
their friends at Christmas 1
mas gift. This is the KOE
Clyde S.
325 Mai
The most complete line o:
WISST V1KU1IS1AIM? J?'A1
C(M^ V 92 90%
July 91* 90 '
OATS? 1
May 53 51* J
July 50* 49*
PORK?
January 20.75
May 26.30 1
LARD? j'
January 15.87 15.S7 |!
May 15 92 15.97 1
RIBS?
January 13 67 I!
May 14.10 14.07
POWER CQMPANY IS |!
AFTER VALLEY FALLS
Gas Company is Granted
Permission to Raise
Factory Rates.
CHARLESTON, W. Va.. Dec. 21.? !
An order was entered by the Public i
Service Commission today permitting >
the Cnited Fuel Gas company of Charleston
to advance its rates to industrial 1
consumers. The new tariffs were arranged
after the industrial consum- 1
ers and gas company had reached an i1
agreement. The commission struck | j
out that par' oi' the schedule cntitl-j
ing tlit; company to make a one cent 1
advance to one class of consumers |
October 1, 1&1T. j]
Hearings were held today on the ;
petitions of the Monarch Carbon com 1
puny of hast ilank and the Montgorn 1
cry Gas company of Montgomery for 1
pcmihsiou to advance the rates charg- j1
ed to domestic consumers. They wish !1
to make an advance from IT cents peri'
i,0U0 cubic feet, with I per cent dis-i
< 011111, to :!.'i mills per l.Uuu wilh the
same rate of discount.
The Fairmont and Clarksburg How- 1
er company made its second applicalion
in two years 10 the commission '
to condemn lands for the purpose of
building dams to give the company's ]
plunt increased power capacity. The '
locations specilied in the petition are i
at Valley Falls and Hovater Bend, i
on Bailey river; Hall's Mills, on the i
Buckhannon river, and Audrae. 011 Mid- 1
die river. The former petition was 1
dismissed by the commission. <
A Seattle man has invented a butch- 1
er's scale with 11 groove in it that 1
holds the butcher's thumb more com- 1
fortably than the old kind. 1
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MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the First National
Bank of Monongah, \V. Va? will be held '
at its Banking House in the town 01 1
Monongah. county of Marion, state of ;
West Virginia, 011 the second Tuesday ,
of January, 1917, being the ninth day j
of said 111011th, between the hours of ['
111 a. in. and <1 p m. of said day, for the ;
election of directors to serve for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction j
of such other business as may proper
ly come before the meeting.
1.1717 N. SATT17UFI17LD, j
12-G-21 Cashier, j
SPECIAL NOTICES _
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.
Pursuant to the authority vested in
nie by dec ree or order of the Circuit
Court of Marion county. West Virginia.
made and entered on the 4th day j
of February. 191(5. in tlie chancery'
cause therein pending of the Citizens |
Dollar Savings Hank, a corporation. I
plaintiff, vs. Jaincs it. Linn and others.'
?it-i -ji<i<i111i m* iiiiut'isiKiicd win on
SATURDAY. JANUARY ly, 1017, ti< I
children]
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time, with the only Christ>AK
store.
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in Street
f KODAKS' in the State.
S o'clock p. m. of that day, at the from
door of the court house of said Mariot
county. West Virginia, In the city ol
Fairmont, offer for sale and sell to th?
Highest and best bidder therefor, al!
the following described real estate
situate, lying and being In Mariot
county, West Virginia, and more par
ticularly bounded and described as tol
lows:
Lots Nos. 129. 130, 131, 132 and 135
in the Arnett addition to the city ol
Fairmont, Marion county. West Vir
ginia, each of which said lots fronts 4(
leet on Spence street and extends back
In uniform width a distance of 12C
feet to Price alley, excepting and re
serving the coai underlying the same
and the mining rights and privileges
therewith; and beign the same real
estate that was conveyed to Arch A
Hamilton by George M. Lilly and wife
by deed dated July 23, 1907, and re
corded in Deed Book No. 154, at page
197. Each of said lots is improved
with a modern dwelling bouse.
ALSO. A certain tract of land, situ
ite, lying and being on Guise's Run ir
Pnion district. Marlon county. West
Virginia, ard more particularly bound
ad and described as follows: Begin
iiing at a stake in the county road
thence N. 19 degrees W. 548 feet to a
stake, with a line of the property ol
Lina B. Atha, thence N. 63 degrees 3C
minutes E. 516 feet to a stake; thence
N. 31 degrees 30 minutes W. 1003 feel
to a stake; thence N. 30 degrees 1. 76f
feet to a stone, corner to Wm. Mich
ael; thence S. 52 degrees W. 264 feel
to a stone; thence S. 44 degrees W. 9!
feet to a stone; thence S. 38 degree*
W. 264 feet to a stone; thence S.. 34
degrees W 290.4 feet to a stone;
Ihcnce S. 28 degrees E. 404.2 feet tc
a hickory; thence S. 62 degrees W
531.3 feet to a stake; thence S. 24 de
gtecs 30 minutes E. 1.247.4 feet to a
stake in the road; thence N. 56 de
grees 30 minutes E. 309 feet to the
place of beginning, containing 21 acres
more or less, and being the "same real
["state that was conveyed to James R
l.inn by Charles K. McCray, Jr., and
wife, by deed dated June loth. 1912
ind recorded in the office of the Clerk
[jf the County Court of Marion county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 181
on page 59.
Terms of Sale:.? One-third of the
purchase price (and as much more as
the purchaser may elect to pay), cash
In hand on day of sale, and the residue
In two (2) equal installments due in
:me (1) and two (2) years, respective
ly. from day of sale, with interest
thereon, the purchaser to execute and
deliver unto the undersigned his twc
(2) notes for such deferred install
ments, with personal security accep
table to the undersigned; and a ven
dor's lien will also be retained in the
deed for said real estate.
Dated on this 21st day of Decern
ber, 1916.
M. E. MORGAN,
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Marlon, to-wit:
1, W. S. Black. Clerk of the said Cir
cult Court of Marion county, West Vir
ginia, do hereby certify that the said
Special Commissioner has entered
Into and given the bond required bj
the within mentioned decree, with se
curity approved by me
Teste:
W. S. BLACK. Clerk.
Dec. 21. 28. Jan. 4. 11
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ENING, DECEMBER 21, 191
ROOMS TO SENT
[ FOE RENT?Three unfurnished base!
ment rooms. Apply 209 Walnut
[ Are. or call Con. phone 77S-X.
. 12-15-31 No. 1741
I FOR RENT?Two light housekeeping
rooms. Hist floor. 215 Albert Court.
I 749-W Bell. lM5-3t No. 1740
II FOR RENT?7-ioom house or. Clay
street. Apply Geo. Brand. McCrory
, ' Bldg 12-16-2t No. 1742
f j FOR RENT ? Large loom for light
. ] housekeeping. 412 .Tacksnn street
l j _ 12-It 'It No. 1744
I; SPECIAL NOTICES
j! TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE
I j Pursuant to the provisions containI!
ed in a certain Deed of Trust execut.!
ed on the 1st day of April. 1915. by
, | Mary C. P. Stansberry and husband.
j to the undersigned Trustee, and of
i ] record In the office of the Clerk of
l' the County Court of Marion county.
Weet Virginia, In Trust Deed Book
. No. 38. page 304. and given to secure
i the payment of a certain note calling
; for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
. ($500). payable sty months after the
. date of said Deed of Trust, with inter,
est thereon from date and payable to
! the order of Lord & Lord, default
; having been made In the whole of said
\ note, as well as In all of tho interest
. ' OPPMlftfl fItomnn tKn ?>l?-?' ? ?? m
I Mvvtuuu Utuiovut IUC UUUC1 nl^Ut'U 1 rUP
; tee, having been requested so to do
; by the said Lord & Lord, the present
. holders of the said note, will offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder
i or bidders at the East Front Door of
i the Court House of Marlon county.
I West Virginia, on Saturday the 6th
day of January, 1917, at 1:30 o'clock
i! p. m.. all the real estate mentioned
, | and described and conveyed by said
II Deed of Trust, viz:
Lots 7 and S in Block IS of Plat
i B, In the Monongahela Industrial Comi,
pany Addition to the City of Fair|'
mont, each of which lots fronts on
[ Black avenue 46 feet and extends
back, between diverging lines, a dieJ
tance of 150 feet, and each being 4S
| feet witfe on rear, and being the same
' real estate which was conveyed unto
\ the said Mary C. 1*. Stansberry by
Levi B. Harr. by deed dated Juno S,
1909. and of record in the office of the
Clerk of the County Court of the said
, Marlon county, in Deed Book 161, page
' 436.
' TERMS OF SALE: All cash ou day
of sale.
H. S. LIVELY,
Trustee.
I S with all the modern appliances ,
i for fighting fire is not able to W
8 save your life and property at &
i all times. A policy of insurance 3
5 will furnish you the money to Bl
s replace your furniture, buildings Bj
g or stock of merchandise in case jf
3 of accident by fire. Would you
. : like to know what a policy ai
g would cost? We'll enlighten 8,
I ? you for the asking.
? F. E. Nichols 1
j 0 315 Main Street. uk
1916 Christ
Why He is
ie 1917 Club <
1L BANK of Fl
hat he will say: "I like the cc
:em and the fact that the Nati<
r Christmas savers is an impi
i Club method. If I'm going
easiest way in the world to d<
k of Fairmont's way is the
[n any class that suits your
classes to choose from?amon
; your requirements.
iMDDM/rn pi iib i
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children, as well as elders, a
ks almost automatically, mal
weekly deposit.
National Bank of Fairmont's
NDREDS ARE JOINING NC
JOIN WITH THEM
r Down) $12.75. 25c Unifo:
r Down) $25.50 ??
r Down) $63.75 $2 Unifor
)IN TOMORRO
CLASSIFIED/
ONE CENT A WORD
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FOUND
! FOUND?Package from Osgoods with
merchandise and envelope from J.
M. Hartley, Owner can have by Call
at Box 1751, West Virginian.
12-20-tf No 1751
LOST ? Party who found black fur
j 11111(7 near 3uti Diamond street, please
return to that number and get reward
12-2l)-lt No 1755
j LOST?About li a. m. between Hartley's
and the Underselling store,
black Coney muff. Finder return to
I West Virginian. 12-20-3t Xo. 17j4
LOST?In .Monongahela Valley Traction
office Monday evening between
11 and 12 o'clock, silver mesh bag eon
taining two *5 bills and some change.
Keturu to West Virginian Box 1732.
12-ll-St No 1722
LOST?Between Sinitbtown and Catawba
a large blue ticked hound
Call 97 J Bell or Manager McCrcry 5 &
j 10 cent store. 12-12-3t No. 1736
LOST?Between SOS Gaston Ave. anu
i B. & O. station 3Vj.\u. ..uc cuaiu.
j Reward If returned. W. B. Higgle man.
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT?Seven-room brick house
on Ohio avenue. All conveniences.
( {20.00. Brooks S. Hutchinson, licli
phonp 176. consol. 428.
10 31-tf No 1581
FOR RENT?Three-room house. Ok1
den Ave. Apply 327 Madison street.
I 12-20-ilt No. 1732
| FOR RENT?Three-roomed house. 414
I Barnes street. Call S08-W, Bell.
, 12-11-fit No. 173(1
FOR RENT?Seven-room house, Bollview
Ave. All conveniences. Apply
C. S. Riggs, Watson Bldg.
12-21-6t No. 1757
WANTED
WANTED150 railroad cross ties. LuthI
cr Harrington, Norwood Mines.
12-16-3t No. 1743
"Good Bookbinding." That's the only
kind we do. No matter how small or
how large the hook, we bind them well.
Fairmont Printing & Publishing Co.
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rm Class $12.50
rm Class $25.00
rm Class $50.00
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ADVERTISING II
CA8H WITH ORDER.
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I HELP WANTED?FEMALE
^EANTED^rStrir'ar^thr^PtimaBtj
1 Stogie Co Good w ages, steady workv
Mu:t l'f over 16 year* old. Fairmont
Stogie Co. 12-4-tt No. lioi
j WANTED?Girl (or general houa*>
work, small family. Apply at Bert
Leopold, 211 Fairmont avenue.
| 12-20-St No 1760
HELP WANTED?MALE 1
WANTED?Men. Steady employment a
at inside work. Helmick Foundry I
; Machine Co. 12-7-tt No 1716
WANTICD?Freight brakemen. Poal- 1
Hons open in the freight train service a
on ihe Munonguhela Division. Peon
j Railroad. Make application to superintendent,
Pittsburgh, South Side, -1
Klratna, or West Brownsville Junction. j
12-20-6t No. lfl? ;
OFFICES TO RENT _
FUR RENT?One outside well lighted
otfloe in Peoples National Bank
Building. inquire at Peoples National
Bank. 12-S-6t NO. 1717f
AGENTS WANTED
I Cl'T INCREASING COAL BILLS. U?o
Koalinc. Banish clinkers, cinders,
soot. Sells on sight- Sond 11 tor
trial and prove it. Big profits to county
agents. "Koulino," Bradley Beach,
jvj. 12-18-y. Nd'lWMB
| CRAZY, everybody crasy about the
J mice Baby Grand Phonograph. Full
cabinet machine at lowest price ever
1 known. Big cbancc (or holiday profits.
I A Schurman, Sales Dept.. Bodman
Bldg , Cincinnati, O. 12-18-lt No 1746
MONEY TO f.flAlJ 4
: MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS?Get money
lor Christmas gilts, ami pay back
in muiiiI weekly payments. No en|
dorsers, no publicity. Call Bell lilt;
Cousol. 111. City Loan Co., 306% Madl
j son street. 12-ll-12t No. 1731)
THE BCCH.E1E SAVING AND LOAM|
company ot Bellaire, O., has money
to loan on desiranlo real estate. See
Raul G. Armstrong, Attorney, 41-41
Trust tilug., ith noor, Fairmont. W.
MONEY?To loan In sums ot
$50 to anyone having steady work.
Can bo paid in small monthly payments.
No reference or endorsements
required. Strict.., confidential. Address
Box 505, Clarksburg, W. Va. 1
?4ittgg
ROOMS?FURNISHED
FOR RENT?Two or three famished
rooms for light housekeeping.; ,Qnll
Bell phone 261-M. 12-12-tf No 1735 . j
Foil 11ENT?Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 327 Field
' street. Bell phone 556-W.
I 11-29-tf yo!lWfi;-|
FLATb,-AND AJP ARTMRMTjt
j FOR RENT?Two tlats in Hays BuildI
lng. Monroe street. Apply A. A. 3a
I Hays. Bowling Alloy. 9-7-tf No. 1899
FOR RENT?Two flats In Hays Building.
Apply A. A. Hays, Bowling alley.
12-9-61 No 1728 :
| AGENTS WANTED r \
i DOWN WITH HIOH GASOLINE. j
Huso Tonic equals automobile
I line at 3c gallon. Sail it to car own-- !
] ers and make high profits. Sales guarI
antced. White Mfg. Co.. Dept. 61), Cla- '3
! cinnatl. O. 12-18-lt No. 1746
FOR SALE
\ FOR SALE?At once. Princess dress- - A
er. refrigerator, dining table. Bmsf'.MB
1 sels drugget, kitchen linoleum, amali
kitchen range. Apply Hays ApartI
incut , Room 4, between the houra of
10 a. m. and 2 and 6 and 8.
12-21-tf NO. 1768
i i- wii sam-; ? Belgian Hares, 50c to
5100. Apply 308M: Merchantstraat.
i 12-21-3t No. 1766
FOR SALE?Baby buggy good condition.
half price. Apply 200 Bell
: view avenue. 11-20-tt No 1664
| FOR SALE?Bargain to quick
j lot on Roeves ave.. For InformdttM
| inuuiro Bell 053-J. 1213-3t No 1787
; FOR SALE?Good Ice plant, bottling
works and steam laundry on tailj
road In good town in West VlrgMgl is
A bargain at $8,000. O. E. Prlckett,
I 300 Jefferson street, Fairmont, W. Ya.
| Bell phone [phone]t No 1739 '
II Professional Cardt]
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DR. R. D. ICE
Osteopathic Physician and Kosd
Scientist
Office second floor McCrory
' Bldg., hours 9 to t 7 to 9* 4MK1J j
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Bell Phone 1078 t ?
IRA L. SMITH ; .9
COUN3ELLOR-AT-LAW/
Office Trust Bldg. Fairmont. W. Va
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rgSgV8 Optometrist and 1
nSa Optician. <?94
25 years practical
experience. Glasses turnishsd ta
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A. B. Scott & Company.
JEWELERS. , fl
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DR. A. B. SMITH,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND EYE SPECIALIST.
Glasses ot all Kinds correctly
fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ilall Block over Martin's Dray
Store. . . . TSj a
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