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iI FINANCE, 01
Pittsburgh |
. . WTTS8DR0H, Aug. 16.?In Flttim
i burgk Mdlng ?u ou a dull ecale, copft*
oontinuing to be the moit active
Mttvm. 01 21,281 iltarea dealt lu,
^tta?aaia<?Ureecialmtd 18,300. Cru
1 MM* iteel vu itronfir yeateraay oa
V the lootl market, advancing ft, while
m{ ?j Ught *od Hut r covered and advancWj
*r Id *1*0 ft. Ohio Fuel Supply, oa * lr
? 90*b*re Mle. w*a up 1ft, but all other
P IMttOa either war* atatlonary or dowu.
%iL ftfproot WM off ft, Oklahoma Oat
g in' m down ft, Union On waa down ft.
Unltod Coal preferred waa off ft and
I United SUtes Glass was off 1! points.
L Among the copper eharea Diana
V lUnaa waa tb* only one to ahow an
H idCMQQ. It wae up 2c. Cable Conaoll
Iliad wm atatlonary, Mount Shasta
i wae Off 2c, Rose waa down 2c and Pitts j
hurgh-Jerome waa down 3c.
H: Summary.
Jaiee? High. Dow.
" 160 A WOMacli... 64ft 64
t' iiOO Cable Conaol M *.06 *.04
' 26 Crucible Pid... 103 103
8,300 DianaMlnea ... .30 .27
60 Plreprool pld.. 12ft 12ft
! m 236 MfriL&H.... 66ft 66ft
i f 100 Mt Shasta 46 .46
mi 316 Oblo Fuel Oil.. 19ft 19ft
> 1,765 Ohio Fuel Sup.. 62 60ft
k 100 Oklahoma Oaa.. 29 ft 29 ft
> 700 Pah Conaol ... .10 .10
1,400 P-J Copper 77 .70
7s 100 Rota MAM... .17 .17
H - ever 17K
137 Union N u oorp no
W 10 United Coal pfd 75 75 I
185 V S Glass 48 45
80 W Finn Ry pld 79 % 79ft
4ft West Electric... 48% 4Sft (
I 8U81
[if New York
iMMMMMMa* i'> ?nw ?M< ?1 ii
NSW YORK, Aug. 16.?Trading In
stocks yesterday was again Influenced
by the latest peace proposals. Dealings
denoted greater conservatism by
k | operators tor both accounts, the alterI
sate declines and recoveries furnishing
an Indication of uncertainty In
I Speculative quarters.
There was a diminution of activity In
f stocks which derive their support from
professional Interests. General Motors
node an extreme decline of 484 to
110%, sgtlnet yesterday's maximum of
} 117, and Maxwell common and second
preferred were heavy on the suspended
dividends.
Hi! on/1 ftn.s.
IVil uiuu UWHI I
All Indications favor an Increase In
| ' production from Calhoun county, TV.
I ' ve. There has been a good deal of
work completed along the Little Kanawha
River in the Sherman district.
It ie only recently, however, there
has been some improvement in the
I lite ot the new wells. In this district
the South Penn Oil Company has comI
plated and shot a test on the Kenny
Land and Oil Company (arm. It is
showing for a 20 .or 2(i-barrel prolucer
in the Big Injun sand. This lo"catign
la 700 feet east of the Hope,
i Natural Gas Company's test on the
b T J Brake farm.
On Nutters Fork, West Union district,
Doddridge county, the Carter
Oil Company has no wcompleted and
i put to pumping No 4 on the W L
Campbell f&rm. It is located 000 feet
U southwest of Xo 1 and producing 20
barrels a day. In the same district
the Eastern Petroleum Company completed
No 4 on the Joseph Freeman
farm. It is located 1,200 feet south
Of production and good for 25 barrels
a day. Both wells got their production
In the Big Injun sand.
On the headwaters of Froemans
l i Creek district, Lewis county, the
8auth Penn Oil Company has comple I
v ted and shot a test on the Edward
||\ Foley farm, tl Is showing for three
Or four barrels a day. This -was drillI
ed into the Big Injun sand about a
yiar ago and wee a gasser. It was
I drilled a little deeper with the above
result At the headwater on Sank
Fork Creek, on Love Gerry Run Court
House district, the Reserve Gas Com
pany drilled a test on the Hoar heirs'
farm into the fifth sand. It will make
a five-barrel pumper. In Mannington
Jle'MUa lifnuinn eAiink' tVlA PlflnL'.
IymtilVk, moi IJ tuuutji iuo
ehfiri Oil and Gas Company's No 2
on the Ward M Satterfleld farm is
producing 90 barrels a day.
On Kelly Creek, Cabin Creek dis,/
trltt, Kanawha county, the United
f*U61 Oat Company has drilled a test
I Ottyka.SuSday Creek Coal Company^
| tnEtnnto the Weir sand. It ia rej
ported to have a capacity of 15,000,000
Cubic feet of gas a day and probably
good for 500 barrels of oil. This location
la about one mile north and a
little east of the Cabin Creek Gas
Company's light Weir sand producers
HIGH HEELS PUT
y CORNS ON TOES
TELLS WOMEN HOW TO DRY UP
A CORN 80 IT LIFT8 OUT
WITHOUT PAIN.
Modern high-heeled footwear buckits
the toes and produces corns, and
' manv of the thousands of hosnltal
cases of Infection and lockjaw are
tlie result of woman's suicidal habit
of trying to cut away these painful
For little oost there can be obtain
ed at any pharmacy a quarter of an
ounce of a drug called freezone, which
is Sufficient to rid One feet of every
hard or soft corn or callus without
tbh slightest danger or inconvenience.
V Jl few drops appUed directly upon
H A thh tender, aching corn stops the
We-: sSrSists and shortly the entire corn.
' rOOt and all, lifts right out. It Is a
l sticky substance, which dries the mo
iqeat it la applied, and thousands of
aan and women use it because the
c?m Shrivels up and comes ont with
out Inflaming Or even irritating the
zuritundlng tissue or akin, cut thia
out ?M try It It your corns bother
L AND GAS I '
on the David Ward heirs' tract. It i
this well proves as good as reported
It revives Interest In a section that
claimed some attention several
months ago when the first oil producer
was completed o nthe Ward :
tract. The Sunday Creek Coal Company's
tract cqmprlces 13,000 acres, .
all under lease to the United Fuel
Oas Company.
Grain and Produoe
CHICAGO. Aug. IS.?Uncertainty
yesterday over the new peace move
and In regard to food control development!
had a tendency to make
grain quotations decline. Corn closed
heavy, %@% cents net lower at
$1.1601.15% December and $1.12%
May. Wheat finished 4 cents down,
but seeady at $2, September. The
outcome in oats was unchanged, to
% cent off. Provisions showed an
advance Of 12030 cents.
Articles Open Close
WHEATSept
$2.06 2.00
CORN?
Dec 1.16 % 1.15
May 1.12% 1.12%
OATS?
Dec 61% 67%
May 61%' 60%
LETTER LIST,
The following Is a list of the "Unclaimed"
letters remaining in the postoffice
at Fairmont, W. Va., for the
period ending August 11, 1917:
Adams, Jerry Merrlweather, Mrs.
Arnett, W. T. Irene
Bauer, Mrs. Louise Modesitt, Clarence
Bickerstaff, Oscar Moore, Mrs. Myrtle
Blesset, Oskar Morgan, Mrs. SamBoden,
Mildred uel
Brown, Rev. Qeo. R Morris, Maggie
Brown, W. M. Morrow. Mary
Buich, Saso Mosey, Mrs. Mable
Carper. Irene E,
Caatin, Marcelln Nicholas, Arley P.
Charleston, Ed. Peters, William
Cochran, Fred Phillips, I .illie J.
Cox, James L. (3J Phillips, Mabel
Crowe, Edward Plgman, Dewitt
Everett, Thos. Pongee, Dorothy
Flnlayson, John M. Pratt, Carl
Fleming, llonnie I'yles, Libble
Fletcher, Russell Reed, Tcto
Fox, Nepbl Robinson, John
Galllger, Paul Rogers, Mrs. B. F.
Goodwin, Grant Satterfleld, Mrs. A.
Hantaan, Mrs. Schooley, Mrs.
Cora Mary
Hartzell, Wade Shackelford, Beste
Harvey, Jas. L. Shaver, Charlie (2)
TTHson. Clarence Skldmore, O. W.
ains \X7 rp
U1UQ) ??. ?
Jacusun, 12. F. Smith, A. J.
Jamison, W. E. Smith, Constance
Johnson, Mrs. Su- Smith. M. V.
san Soles,"M. G.
Jones, C. M. Staniield, Oscar
Jonson. Cora Strausey, Thomas
Jordan, Joe Stuart, Ben
Kemery, Charles Stuart, Lillian B.
? J. (3) Taylor, Mrs. M. E.
Kisar, Mrs. Susie Tedrow, Charles
Kisner, J. E. Tomas, Cora
Krowl, Lee Toothman, B. H.
Leason, George Von, Mrs. Lillle
Lewis, M. M. Wadswortb, Mrs. M
Linn, S. G. Allssia
Mclntyre, Mrs. Walters, R. R.
Mintie Washington, Mrs.
McMillan, Dugh Belle
Marcum, Jennings Wells, H. J.
Martin, Mr. and Werkman, Mrs. tV.
Mrs. Ed. D.
Martin, Wm. West, Mattle
Matllelbs, Mary Wraling, Mrs. LouMay,
D. rie
In calling for any of the above letters
please say that they were "Advertised"
and give the date of this list.
CHARLES E. MANLEY,
rostmaster.
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8PTOAL NOTIOBB
E8TIMATE OP TAX LEVY FOR BOROUGH
OF WORTHINQTON.
STATE OF WE8T VIRGINIA,
County of Marion,
Town of Worthlngton, To-wtt:
At a ipecial aeulon of tit* council of
Lhe town of Worthlnnton, Marion coun
ty, held la the council cb&mberi there- j
of, it the Berbe building on the 14th ,
day of August, 1917, there wert pres-1
ent b. K. Jecobt, recorder, and A. J. J
McDanltl, Arlie Barbe and J. C.Jacobs,
members ot the council of said town.
In accordance vith section 1, chapter
9, oI tire Acts of the extraordinary
session of the legislature of 1908, the
council proceeded to make up an estimate
ol the amounts necessary to be
levied for the current fiscal year, to
cover all municipal debts and liabilities
payable during the said year, including
probable expenditures lor municipal
purposes, and proper allowances
for delinquent taxes, expense
of collections and contingencies; but
deducting therefrom the money In the
city treasury applicable to the service
ot the year and municipal claims and
doth determine and estimate the several
amounts to be levied as follows;
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy 35 cents on the hundred
dollars valuation.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due the said municipality,
and the amount that will become
due and collectible from every Bource,
except from the levy of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
Balance In hands ot the city
treasury % 851.50
Other licenses 20.00
Total estimated receipts $ 871.50
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
Debts and demands owed by said
municipality which will become due
and payable during the current fiscal
year, including interest on bonded indebtedness
of every kind and character.
Interest on bonded indebtedness
3 180.00
Contingent fund 600.00
T .l?h t k 250.00
Water 120.00
Election expenses 20.00
Salaries 100.00
Police department 50.00
Fire department 200.00
Health department 25.00
Streets and alleys 375.00
New sewere 100.00
Delinquencies and exoneration
100.00
Commissions 60.00
Total estimated disbursements
$2,180.00
Amount to be provided tor
by levy $1,308.50
It appearing to the council that the
total valuation of all taxable property
in this municipality according to ti e
last assessment thereof, is $371,339.00;
being real estate to the value of $145,420.00;
personal property to the value
of $125,050.00; and railroad and other
property assessed by the board of public
works to the value of $102,869.00, as
certified to the council by the officer
whose duty it Is to make such report,
and it appearing from the foregolne
estimates that it is necessary to'raise
by levy, after deducting all credits,
$1,308.50 for municipal purposes; therefore
it is determined that a levy on
each One Hundred Dollars valuation or
Thirty-five cents (35c) fdr municipal
purposes will be necessary to produce
the estimated amount as aforesaid for
the ensuing fiscal year.
STATE? OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Marion,
Town of Worthlngton, To-wit;
I, S. K. Jacobs, Recorder, In and for
the municipality of Worthlngton, county
of Marion, and state of West Virginia,
do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true copy irom uie rewirus
lot an order made by the council of said
[municipality on the 14th day of August.
Given under my hand this 15th day
ii, 'daughter of the Pittsbi
ear before the Great Wai
:Kere. She Has just returi
rOUT'GERMANY.
ed a contract to write this
ely forTHE PITTS
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find 54 cents in stamps, for v
three weeks, beginning Snnc
ithin these dates THE PRESS
irmany," the Official Governr
tnfman's Weekly Page will aj
SPECIAL NOTICES
of input, 1917.
S. K. JACOBS, I
Recorder of the Municipality
of Worthlnpon, W. Va. ]
8-16-23 j
. 1
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At the August, 1917, Rules, held In ,
the Clerk's Office of the Intermediate ,
Court in and for the County ol Marlon ,
and State aforesaid, August 8th, 1917,
the following order was entered: i
Thomas T. Morrison and John Rob- j
bins, partners as Morrison & ,
Robblns, -vs. Nick Cataleno, An- .
tonlo Nero. The Buckeye Savings
and Loan Company, a corporation, ,
and others. Chanecry Object of ,
Suit
The object of the above entitled '
SUll IB UJ eiuuno iuo ya/iucui ui a
certain Judgment rendered by M. R.
Musgrove Justice, on the 15th day of
June, 1916, in favor of Thomas T.
Morrison and John Robblns, partners,
against Francisco Qulndtum, Garhishee,
and Antonio Nero and Nick
Cataleno. for the sum of $296.00 and
$3.56 costs, by subjecting the property
of the said Francisco Qulndlum to
the payment of the same, and for
general relief.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the said Nick Cataleno,
Antonio Nero, and The Buckeye Savings
and Loan Company, a corporation,
defendants, as abovfc, are non
residents of the State of West Virginia,
it Is ordered that the said
Antonio Nero, Nick Cataleno, and The
Buckeye Savings and Loan Company,
a corporation, do appear within ona
month from the first publication of
this order, in the Clerk's Office of our
said Intermediate Court, at rules to
be holden therefor, and do what is
necessary to protect their interests.
It if further ordered that,a copy
of this order be published and posted
as required by law.
Civen under my hand this 8th day
of August. 1917.
W. S. BLACK,
Clerk.
M. W. ODGEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time August 9th, 1917, and is to be
published once each week for four
successive weeks.
W. S. BLACK,
Clerk.
8-9-16-23-30.
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gpiciAL yonoBS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VXSOINIA:
At the August, 1917, Rules, held la
be Clerk's Office of the Intermediate
. "ourt in and (or the County of Marlon _
ind State aforesaid'. August 8th, 1917, .
the following order was entered: *
Russell Nichols vs. Nina Murphy, al.
Chancery, Object of Buit. =
The object of the above styled
:ause is for the purpose of obtaining v
e release of a certain vendor's lien f
retained in a deed made by Cornelia
Nuzum, as grantor, to Richard Springer,
as grantee, which said deed '
bears date the 19th day of May, 1904,
and le recorded in the proper office r
In Deed Book 133. pago 49!. *
Second: For the purpose of contra- ,
Ing and instrument of writing executed
by Staats Nuzum and wife to
Richard Springer, and to declare said
writing to be a deed, said writing
being or record In the Clerk's Office
of the County Court of Marlon J
County, West Virginia, in Deed Book f
No. 5S, page 438.
An affidavit having been made and [
filed that Cornelia Nuzumand Corne- 1
lla Nuzum, Executrix of the eBtate of =
Staats Nuzum, deceased, defendants
in the above entitled cause, are non
residents of the State of /
WeBt Virginia, it is ordered
that the said Cornelia Nuzum, and a
the said Cornelia Nuzum, Executrix a
of the estate of Staats Nuzum, de- a
ceased, do apear within one month r
* * ?,h(o nr. (
irouj lue 11IOL IJUUln-aiiun 1/1 ...4- ,
der, in the Clerk's Office of our said i
Intermediate Court, at rules to be |
holden therefor, and do what Is nec- i
essary to protect their interests. f
It is further ordered that a copy j
this order be published and posted as i
required by law. (
Given under my hand this 8th day ,
of August, 1917.
W. S. BLACK,
Cleark.
FRANK R. AMOS, )
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time August 9lb, 1917. and is to be J
published once each week for ftjur '
consecutive weeks. j
W. S. BLACK, Clerk. 1
HOUSES FOR RENT J
FOR RE.NT?Two small houses. Third 1
street and Albert Court, and nice
garage, Locust' Ave. Inquire F. P. '
Kelley, Bell phone 256-R. S-10-tf-2t>92 !
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CLASSIFIED A
ONE CENT A WORD
HOUSES FOR SALE
OH SALE?C room bouse with bath. L
Bit lot. Apply S25 Jefferson street
4-20-tf No 223s
ROOMS TO RENT ^
'OR RENT?Furnished room. Call 1
Bell phone 1241-J. S-13-tf 2G99
'OR RENT?Sleeping room, one suite J
light housekeeping rooms with ange
and sink In kitchen. 304 Quinc\ ^
treet 8-lS-3t-2709
ROOMS-FURNISHED J
'OR RENT?Furnished rooms. Gen- j j,
tlemen preferred. Apply Bell 737 r
r 1145. 8-15-3t-270o
'OR RENT?Two rooms furnished for =
light housekeeping. Use of upper
lorch and bath. Call 827 Coleman ?.
tve., or Bell phone 571-J. S-16-26t-2710 1
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES t
1LABA.MA ALFALFA LAND?Demo- 1
polis Section. Come down right l
.way, crop, hub pusiure suiting & i
,nd 3 head to acre and grass getting (
.head. Lime lands, the kind that (
rats on the scales, rienty (or sale 1
120 to 65 an acre.3 or 4 automobiles, t
mt notify us ahead. Write tor full i
niormation and photographs. Head (
t and then come down. Vour It. It. .
nt'o refunded both ways If you find
inything misrepresented. Ticket free.
lealthy country, elevated. C. (.'. j
'lay Alfalfa hand Co., Demopoiis,
Ua. S-13-61. 3674 i
SPECIAL NOTICES ^
To Whom It May Concern: 11
The undersigned, Harry C, Connor, J
fho resides in Fairmont, Marion coun-1
y, West Virginia, and who Is Special ,.'olice
Officer for the Monongabela
taihvay Company, will apply to the ?
,'lrcult Court oi Marlon county. West -t
Virginia, at the Court House of said
sounty, on Monday, the 20th day of j
Vugust, 1917, (or license to carry a {
evolver during the ensuing year.
Given under tny hand this 9th day if
August, 191".
I-9-K21 HARRY C. CON.VOR.
c
t
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS- i
SION OF WEST VIRGINIA. 1
Capitol Building
Charleston, W. Va,
Case No. 620. i
WHEREAS application has this day
>een filed by the Pittsburgh and West
Virginia Gas Company to change Us .
;aa rates in Harrison, Doddridge, I
jewiB, Marion, Monongalia, Taylor,
Tyler and Wetzel counties, It is here-, I
>y ordered that leave be granted any lerson
interested to Hie objection
hereto before the Commission at any
ime on or before the 1st day of Seperaber,
1917, and tills matter be sot
town for hearing at a meeting of the
Commission to be held at its offices
n the Capitol building in the City of
Charleston on the said 1st day of
September, 1917, at ten o'clock A. M.,
it which time any person may appear
ind make such objection as may be
leetned proper.
It is further ordered that the appli- <
:ant publish a copy of this order .
ince each week for four successive ji
veeks in two newspapers of opposite ?
lolitics and of general circulation, if ?
iuch there be, in the Counties of Har- f
ison, Doddridge, Lewis, Marion, Mo- i
longalia, Taylor, Tyler and Wetzel, jj
ind that a copy of this order and S
aid proposed rales be posted for pub- ic
Inspection at some conspicuous .
ilace in the cities or towns affected
ty the proposed change in rates for
our successive weeks prior to Sepember
1, 1917, and that due return
hereof be made to this commission.
R. B. BERNHEIM.
Secretary.
uly 30, 1917.
1-2-9-16-23.
f It Is Said '5'
that "Ninety per cent
ot all business is done
by check"?in such a
case, the MAJORITY
of business men must
find it to their AD- L
tJ VANTAGE to have a NJ
jsi Checking Account. NJ
M Are you one of the
" MAJORITY, or MINORITY?
This bank cordially
invites your account
fairmontI
i trust i
company '
s Directly wrote the Ov
? i street from our former
f! \ locr/dr.n. a
-iia
PAGUi ^
dvertisingi a
CASH WITH 0RD1W I &
LOST AND FOUND J ||S
OST?Bunch of keys. Reward If 1!?
turned to Box 2708, Wa? VtffWMU ^
HELP WANTED?MALE ^ .'|3
.ABORERS wanted. Wages 11.75.
a day. Apply Jaa. Wright & Sons,
leming Greenhouse, Locust avenus,
vXxtmd?A-i suit salesman for otfl
Fairmont store. McWbortar ^Tatl - |
VANTED?Laborers and lineman. X?
ply Chesapeake and Patomac Tela- ?
hone Co. Bell Telephone building, - :a
'alrmont, W. Va. S1S-8M700 v&8|
VAMTED?Reliable men. Apply City
Ice Co. Manley Bldg. 8-18-81-1701 'V$j
AGENTS WANTED """ '
iVANTED?Salesman: Young man ;,.tj
with high school training preferred,
o represent the largest machine spec- ?
alty company in this country, in tine ^
.Vest Virglnlg territory. Prevloui
Experience not neoeasary. Men '
mving railroad, general store, or Ot I
Ico training should investlgata thll J
tpening which will pay ally* wir*
iberal compensation, with opportunl- -rl
V for nrf vii n com on f T. a unm. 3H
fc-w-4 , HU.?U>VMV. m M*??'
nan. 1013 Union Nat. Bank Bide-, <?d
.iarksburg, \V. Va. 7-30-U.
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FARMS FOR SALE * I ! I
'Oil A NEW FARM LIST, write J.
B. ltice & CO., Cortland, Ohio, or Vat
ren, Ohio. 8-10-26H67I
V WEST VA. FARM. 179 acrei, situate v Jffl
el in heart of fruit belt, 1ft mllei ft
row R. It. station; 4,000 fruit trees. ;!
wit in timber. C. H. Schano, 5167 Hi
Jtanton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOARD WANTED .JH
tOOAI AND BOARD wanted by young
man in private family with congen- ; yjlB
al young people. Must be close la vdtlress
Box ^2706, West Virginian. ,S|
fOlt SALE?A 24-acre farm In Spring* ""^'3
hill township, on road from Fair- thance
to Morgantown. Five room
touse, good barn and other outbuild''
nga; plenty of good water. jB. F. Dtr* WM
?y, Falrchance, Pa. 6'ii-iat*S7ii " :;JM
HELP WANTED?FEMAlT ;
VANTED? Girl for general hOUSI
work. Bell pbone 584-J. ! '-'IH
8-lB-St 2707 M
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Professional Cards ',m
esperionce. Glasses furnished la ^ H
cue hour. With
A. B. Scott & Company. tU
JEWELERS.
twnacesctmotosximmmaceoM .'^8|1
MRS. W. A. TUCKER I '
CORSBTIERE " [ ' |JU
Representing Nubone Corietfc 9 -- Ra
Cell 487 J 826 Monroe at I |H
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DR. A. B. SMITH, "-m
OSTEOPATHIC PHV8ICIAN !
AND EYE 8PECIALI8T.
Glasses of all Kinds correctly - ;t|
fitted. Satisfaction jtnaranted- ,.?6a
Hall Block over Martin's Drug |
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Do You Figure on Buy-. II
ing an Interest in the / II
^^lerks who save usually to n ' <9
' figure on owning an lntereet D ? .&
in the business and II they |]| 'j
! fall to acquire It. they itart ' ll
a business of their own.
II they have saved at the II
National Bank ol Fairmont;
It Is only reasonable to sup- II
rose that we would stand M
back ol them In the matter |H .
ol credit and financial advice. H : - .J?
You too might be- a clerk jB '
j who saves.
I Decide right now to act oa II ' 'M
i this matter which is eo lm- [I |
I portant to your future.
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