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1 FINANCE, 01
if; Pittsburgh - |
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 12,?A to rally
lo Westlnghouse Air Brake from 101
to 106 oil eater of 595 shares wai a
feature of tbe local stock market.
t Electric recovered from 41% to 42%,
I and American Window Glass Machine
I common was 1% higher at 46%. Columbia
Gag and Electric recovered i%
to 04%. The remainder of the Hst wag
? either unchanged cr closed lowei. On
comparatively light dealing? oil and
gas stocks sold olt and closed at net
losses of % to 1 % points Ohio Fuel
Supply wa? fairly active \vlthlo the
range of 44% lo 45. Independent
?- ? - r -,s ..i i
Brewing common *uu preicrjeii uiu?eu i
fractionally lower. There was a sub- 1
sldence of the activity In lowprtcen j
mining shares, aci the yelling pres-1
sure was removed, resulting in a mod-j
erate recovery In Diana Mines and,
Pittsburgh-Jerome Copper.
> Summary for Thursday.
Bales- High. Low. |
20 A IV G Math.. 40>4 46'A
100 B & O It 11 .... 56% 50%
50 Col G & E 34% 34%
7.600 Diana Mines .. .08 .07
60 Ind Brewing ... 3% 3%
20 Do preferred.. 13% 13%
28 Lone Star Gas.. 98% 98%
230 Mfrs L & H 60% 00
900 Mt Shasta 39 .37
100 Ohio Fuel Oil.. 17% 17 j
710 Ohio F Supply.. 45 41%
100 Oklahoma Gas.. 27 27
/300 P-J Copper 55 .50
25 Pgh Plate Glass 119 119
100 USE Oil pfd... 2% 2%
100 Ross M & M... .12 .12
300 U S Steel 104% 103
695 West Airbrake. 100 101
420 WeBt Electric.. 42% 41%
16,663
BONDS.
2,000 Pgh Coal deb 6s 99% 99%
I ~
c .u.vci tiuaon.bou una Southeastern
Ohio fields hut few completions
are reported. The Cabin Creek
development in lower West Virginia
la the only locality bringing In fairsited
producers.
On Cabin creek, Cabin Creek district,
Kanawha county, the Ohio Cities
Gas company has completed Its No.
I well on the Williams Coal comly
tract to the Berea sand and it Is
iwing for a BO-barrel a day producer
that formation. The second test I
MONONGAH ||
Pay Day.
Tomorrow s pay day at the Mongah
Mines and most of the other
nes along the river owned by the
nsolidatlon Coal Company. The lol
stores are preparing for the us- J
I pay day business.
No Recovery.
The horse that Dr. Weeden C.
ton has boon treating for kidney
mble has not yet recovered. Again
it night it laid in the rain near the
st end of the river bridge, unable
get up. This morning Dr. Koon
is still giving treatment with the
pe of saving the animal's life.
Donation Party.
Members of the Baptist church and
lends gave a donation party for
sv. and Mrs. J. F. Cost at the parnage
on Water street. Mrs. Dan
eming Bang two songs in Welsh
d one In English. The following
ero present: Mr. qnd Mrs. Levi'
artin. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holbert.
r. and Mrs. S. E. Meredith. Mr. and
rs. Howard Meredith, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Morrison. Mesdames Mollie
iskins, Jeff Flannigan, John Pryor.
M. Davis, Newt. Jones. Lina Hubbs,
D. Spragg, Herbert Spragg, E. E
[ SAVlTTHr!
I AMERICAN FL
NUMBER
- Present Uiree ot these coupons ?
H of The West Virginian with 98c casl
with sewed stripes, guaranteed last <
' realizing the need ot ever; family Id
^ las to display on patriotic holidays,
^umber ot our readers at ridiculously i
^Hlce ot flags has almost doubled in tb
H clip 8 ot the above coupons conseci
Hie West Virginian office with 98 cen
^Htita extna for mailing If not called roi
airmont Woman
MAR-NAK. Tells 1
KAR-NAK D
H A very convinc
"I have had indigestion ver
treated with the best physic!
Iialn *t..
rtpyuiiiu was poor
from Indigestion also. 1 hav
helped tne wonderfully. My
my heart does not lluttor at c
and I can sleep tine.
111V4 Diam
^HKar-Nak is a modern tonic
Hare YOU nervous, weak, 1
^Hessed, constipated, sleepless
^ HAVE YOU headaches, po
Hd liver, pains in your back?
Hf you have any of these sj
^Hte the elegant results that,
^Hs>d for children as well as c
^ Car-Nak is sold on a positi\
Hulls or your dollar will be
Hne today, and run no risk i
^Hurn it and get your money
^Kd before, try Kar-Nak toe
^Hy Drug Co., opposite Court
Hrchant street
THE
L AND GAS 1
well drilled by C. W. Eagler Co. on
the Klttenger & Simons lease Is In the
Berea sand and is making 25 barrels
a day. This location Is 200 feet south
of the same company's Initial test well
on this farm. In Greenbrier district.
Doddridge county, the Salem Natural
Gas company baa completed and shot
its third test on the L. C. Hickman
farm, located on Greenbrier creek and
has a 10-barrel a day producer In the
Gordon sand. In the Cabin Creek development
the Ohio Cities Gas company
has completed Its No. 118 well on the
Williams Coal company <ract and has
a llObatre! producer In the Berea
sand.
New York )
NEW YORK, Oct. 12. ? Investment
stocks, principally rails, were again extensively
liquidated in the early stages
of yesterday's trading, rallied moderately
on the more restrained operations
o (the mid-season and fell away again
toward the active close.
Much of the temporary Improvement,
which favored war stocks and
specialties more than standard Issues,
was ascribed to short covering, ghat
faction evidently deeming it advisable
to take profits and otherwise reduce
commitments over the approaching
holidays. Renewal of pressure In the
last hour wub 'doubtless impelled,
however, by the rather meager buying
power or lack of public inquiry.
Grain and Produce 1
CHICAGO, Oct. 12. ? Reports that
the government license regulations for
the handling of food stuffs would not
apply to the dealings of the Board of
Trade helped to rally the corn and provisions
markets yesterday from acute
weakness. Corn closed nervous, at the
finish to l%c highly
1.14 % and
^ is gained %c to
ibC. Provisions after a collapse that
reached an extreme of $2.55 ended the
day at net losses of 50c to $1.30.
Articles? Open. Close.
CornDecember
$1.1314 $1.14
May 1.08% 1.09%
OatsDecember
57% .68%
May 58% .59%
Pork?
October 42.00 41.50
January 42.73 42.00
Snyder, Laura Holbert, Dan Thomas,
William Shaver, Maggie Kearns,
Frances Bsketh, Anna Boydoh, Fay
Colvln, J. R. Lake, Virginia Cochran,
Misses Hallie Orr, Sarah Holbert,
Pauline Davis, Alma Orr, Marguerite
Holbert, Adrain Pryor, Lester and
Eugene Holbert. Noel Esketh. Rev
and Mrs. J. F. Cost.
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips were
among the Monongah social visitors
to Fairmont yesterday evening.
Miss Cora Friend, ot Fairmont, was
in Monongah during the week attend
ing to shopping.
Tony Chirmo has accepted a position
as shipping clerk for the Monongah
Glass Company, whose offices
are in Fairmont.
David Oliker, of Fairmont, was
among the recent business transactors
in Monongah.
Max Bear was calling in Fairmont
during the week on business.
Mrs. Samuel Seece, of Everson.
was in Monongah yesterday attending
to shopping and calling on friends.
Homer Morris, of near Mononga!*.
was among the recent business callers
hero.
Gertrude Bryan, of Worthington,
was in Monongah during the week
attending to shopping.
SCOUPON
.AG COUPON
152
lonseeutlvely numbered at the office
a and get a beautiful Flag 4x6 feet,
colors.
Fairmont and vicinity for an American
we have arranged to supply a limited
small cost In spite of the Oact that the
e last few weeks. All you need do Is
ltlvely numbered and present them at
ts in cash and the flag is yours. Ten
Finds Health In
What One Bottle of
id For Her.
ing statement:
y bad for a number of years,
ans, and received little or no
and my heart would llutter
e taken Kar-Nak and it has
indlgeslon has been relieved;
ill nOW1 hnvo n rrn/*' 1 ? A-'A
... , ....... .. bvjuu appunio
"(Mrs.) WM. M'GRAW,
ond St., Fairmont, W. Va."
for old and young.
un-down, half sick, tired, de5,
moody?
or appetite, poor circulation,
miptoms, take Kar-Nak and
you will obtain. Kar-Nak is
Id folks.
re guarantee to produce good
handed back. Take a bottle
f it fails to relieve your case,
. No matter what you have
lay. Get it at the Mountain
House, or the Hall Drug Co.,
K | 3 ?? pt,, ??$jg&inCSaiftra
r
S WEST VIRGINIAN?FA3
SEATTLE CARPET
Select service men ol Seattb
at Camp Lewis. Pretty girls tossed
a basket tilled with pood things to
Lewis Gets Trip
to Washingtoi
Lew Lewis was awarded a trip t
Washington, I). C? at a meeting t
i the Mountain Siate Commander;
Knights ofiMalta. last night, for havln
secured the largest number ot ne
members during a membership can
paign. He will be in Washington t
; the timo tho Supreme Grand Con
I mandery will hold sessions?Octobt
16,17 and IS. Mr. Lewis secured twei
ty-one new members.
The commandery secured thirty-fiv
now members while the campaign wo
on and Its total membership is no
126. One candidate received the Malt
dogree last night.
Teacher Accepts
Another Positio]
Lorraine Burgreen, teacher ot tb
Whitehall school In Grant district, ho
resigned his post to accept a positio
with the engineer's department of th
Consolidation Coal company.
Miss Maddie Curry, a teacher 1
Taylor county, and who had formerl
been a teacher in Union district se'
eral years ago, has accepted the pos
tion.
I ,,
W. VA. WHISKEY $8 A QUART.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va., Oct. 12Wliiskeynow
brings $S a quart hert
a jump to that figure having been tal
en among local bootleggers, it was dii
closed in a magistiato's court yestei
day. It is predicted that as a resul
oi the war ban against John Barlej
corn and the adoption of prohibitio
laws, the price will double that b
Christmas.
SPECIAL NOTICES
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE.
Pursuant to an order entered on th
3d day of October, 1917, in the matte
ot S. Howard Kulin. bankrupt, and i
the matter of Goidie A. Kulin, ban!
rupt, respectively, by the Honorabl
Bernard L. Butcher, one of the Re
erees in Bankruptcy of the Distric
Court of the United States for th
Northern District of West VIrginit
the undersigned trustee will offer fo
sale and sell to the highest bidder o
bidders, on SATURDAY, 0CT0BE1
27TII, 1917, beginning at the hour o
1:30 o'clock p. m., at the East fron
door of the Court House of hlario
county, West Virginia, all of the fo
lowing described real estate, togethe
with all the improvements thereon an
appurtenances thereunto belonginf
viz:
Lots Nos. 040, 041. 042, 043, 704, 70E
700 and 707 in the Monongahela Indus
trial Company's Addition to the city o
Fairmont, a map or plat ot which sai
audition is of record in the office o
the clerk of the county court of Ma
ruin county, West Virginia, in Dcei
j book No. 182. page 370, and being th
same real estnto whinh wna
.. .imo v.uuv?;)'Ci
to tho said S. Howard I\u}in am
Goldie A. Kuhn by said Mononganel;
Industrial Company, by dead datei
April 26, 1915. and of record in sail
clerk's office in Deed Hook No. 203
page 352.
Lot No. 53 in Block A of Plat A ii
said Monongahela Industrial Com
pany's addition and being the sami
real estate which was conveyed to tin
.said S. Howard Kuhn and Goldie A
Kuhn by M. C. Lough and wife by deei
dated December 1st, 1916, and of rec
ord in said clerk's office. The trustei
is authorized to divide the above de
scribed lot into three parcels and ti
sell the same in parcels or as a whole
All that certain lot fronting 60 fee
on the Speedway and extending bacl
therefrom with a uniform width of 6i
teet for a distance of 110 feet to thi
right of way line of the Hickman Itui
branch of the Fairmont, Morgahtowi
ar.d Pittsburgh Railroad Company, am
being the same real estate which w?
conveyed unto the said s. Howari
Kuhn by Harry Shaw, Special Com
oitssioner. by deed dated July 22, 191E
and of record in said clerk's offle
ir. Deed Book No. 212. page 377.
Lots Nos. 627, 628, 629, 630, 631 am
^JpEED POUSHlN^l \
y^CLEANS-POUCTE^^^
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GRMONT, FRIDAY EVENfl
"S NATIONAL ARMY ROl
i, Wash., marching over flower strewn
armloads of flowers over the boys ai
e at.
SP3ECIALNOTICES
n flit! In Section 2 of said Mouongahcl
industrial Company's Addition, iron
lug on the Boulevard and Uungalo
0 street, and being the same real estal
>f which was conveyed to the said Gold
A Kurn by N. C. Steele and wife 1
' deed dated June 20, lOlfi, and of recoi
* j .n said clerk's office in Deed Boc
w I No. 200, page 04.
3" | Lots Nos. 70 and 71, situate on Itlve
lt view street in said city of l'airmoi
a* and being the same real estate whit
!r tvas conveyed to the said Goldio j
Kuhn by Grovcr C. Powell, Specii
Commissioner, by deed dated Noven
c her ti, 1015, and of record in sal
8 clerk's office in Deed Book No. 20
w page 220.
a The above described property wi
he sold tree and acquit from all liei
thereon.
Terms of Sale?Ono third, or as nine
more ns the purchaser may elect I
pay, cash in hand on the day of sal
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TAX-P
I For
I will give 21/0 per cen
-is all of their Taxes at the
t ,a XT 1- . ..
3. | g iNovemDer, or at the pla
r-|g dates in October or Nov
,L. ;8 MANNINGTON DISTRICT.
? [g Glovers Gap?Wednesday, Oeti
v,8 Metz?Thursday, October IS, 1?
jS Joe Town?Friday, October 19,
8 Mannington?Saturday, Octobe
- ? llymer?Monday, October 22, 1
g LINCOLN DISTRICT.
- ? Sturms Mills?Tuesday, Octobe
g Downs?Wednesday, October 2
8 Worthington?Thursday, Octob
0 y Farmtngton?Friday and Sntur
r 8 grant district
" 8 Monongah?Monday, October 2
g Ehlora?Tuesday, October 30, I
e 8 BoothsviUe?Tuesday, October
8 UNION DISTRICT
g Williams School House?Wedr
s 8 WINFIELD DISTRICT
li V Bunners School House?Thurst
r 8 Wlnfleld?Thursday, Nov. 1, 19
1 O UNION IND. DISTRICT
1 g Palatine?Friday and Saturday
I 0 PAW PAW DISTRICT
i S Uivesviile?Monday, November
II g Grays Flats?Tuesday, Novemt
' 8 FAIRMONT DISTRICT
r 2 Barraclcville?Wednesday, Nov.
" ? PAW PAW DISTRICT
> ? Fairview?Friday and Saturday
g FAIRMONT DISTRICT
' 8 Sheriff's Office?Every day beg
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f g Intei'est will be charge
1 g on all Taxes not paid by
J," J Owing to the new Sal
e | persons will be required
3 time of each year or they
a g linquent as the Sheriff \
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i, ? prompt and take advantc
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I MAIL ORDERS?Some terms as above.
8 cents extra within 150 miles; 12c. 150 to
amt. to include for 4 lbs. Address this -net
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streets 011 their way to the cantonment
id patriotic women handed each rooky
I SPECIAL NOTTH* _
j I
la 1 ami the balance In two egwl instal- ]
t-1 ments, payable in ti and 1- euths. re- |
w j spcctively, (font date of saS? with into
| terest front date of Bate, and the un- j ,
le derisgned, trustee will reserve a ven- !
iy j aor's lien on the property sold to sod
i urc the payment oi the deferred In'k
stalnienU of the purchase money. 1
HENRY S. LIVELY,
r-i Trustee of the Estate of Goldie A. ^
it Kuhn, Bankrupt and also Trustee ot
h the Estate of S. Howard Kijhn, BankI
rupt. ,
il j 1, Bernard L. Butclitr, one of the n
Referees in Bankruptcy of the Disd
1 trlct Court of the United States for ,
5, | the Northern District ot West Vir- 1
i ginia, do certify that the above named |
11 trustee has executed bond in the pen-1<
is alty and amount prescribed by me
| and with surety thereon approved by ,
h me as sufficient. (
o B. L. BUTCHER,
o i Referee.
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CLASSIFIED/
ONE-CENT A WORD
HELP WANTED?MALE
WANTED?Men. Steady work. Helmtck
Foundry Machine Co.
8-24-tf-2744
IVANTED?Pick and shovel laborers.
Apply on work at Rivesville, W. Va.
?aw Paw district road work. Ridge
Sroa. Contractora. l0-8-12t-2?a5
WANTED?Laborers at the Monongahela
Valley Traction company Hutchinson
power plant. Wages 35c per
bour. Apply on Job. The Nicola Building
Co. 10-9-5t-2940
WANTED?Neat appearing boy 16 to
IS years of age. Apply at once The
Leader Shop, 219-221 Madison street.
10-ll-tf-2954
WANTED?Immediately, good reliable
boy 16 or 17 years old. Apply CourteeyCs
Btore. 10-ll-2t-2966
OPERATE non-commission real estate
business. Capital and experience
unnecessary. Write Non-Cornmission
Agency. Lima, Ohio.
10-12-6t-295S
HELP WANTED?FEMALE
WANTED ? Saleslady, one with experience
In shoes preferred. Good
steady position. Apply with reference
The Leader Shop. 219-221 Madison SL
10-ll-tf-29o3
ROOMS?FURNISHED
FOIl RENT?Furnished room. Gentlemen.
1107 Alexander Place.
10-2-U-2905
' "OK KENT?Furnished room, second
floor 224 Washintgon street. Gen
tiemen only. 10-9-5t-2942
FOR RENT ? Furnished rooms, 14
Rhea Terrace. Phone 792-R.
10-10-3t-294S
FOR RENT?Furnished room, second
floor. 224 Washington St. Gentleman
only. 10-10-4t-2947
FOR RENT?li or 4 very desirable
furnished rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone 287-M. 10-ll-tf-2955.
^ HOUSES POTTHE14 X
FOR RENT?House on Grant street.
Seven rooms and* bath. Phone
56G-W. Applv 232 Grant St.
10-8-6t-2934.
FOR RENT?Cottage, 4 rooms and
bath on Spenco St. Apply to M.
iv. i lanu., luuui -\u. i, i' leiiinig nanaIng.
10-9-tf-2937
"BUSINESS0PPQRTUNITIE3 _
FOR SALE?Store. For particulars
call Straight's store. At Grays
Flats. W. Va. 10-S-tf.2933.
"7; '"personalS 7777777
CORSETIERE?Representing Spirclla
Corset, SOS Gaston Ave.
10-0-402929.
FOR SALE ~
FOR SALE ? Salt rising and yeast
home made bread. Also pies arid
cakes. Apply 402 Qulncy street.
9-24-2Ct-2S7G
FOR SALE?Horse, harness and wagon.
$40 If sold immediately. C. E.
Mason, pakota road near Meredith
Springs. . 10-9-5t-294t>
HOUSES FOR SALfi
FOR SALE?6-room tiouse wltb bam
Big lot Apply 325 Jefferson street.
4-20-tf No 223'
"THE AGENCY OF SERVICE"
Your Interests and
Your Country's
Are Inseperable?
Buy
Liberty Bonds
Do your duty to your country.
Do your duty to the soldiers
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Your country needs your money
to carry on a successful warfare?the
only kind of warfare
your country has ever waged.
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today.
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The Fairmont
T rust Company
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^iDVERTISINGj]
CA8H WITH ORDER ]
FARMS FOR SALE
FINE LEVEL OHIO grain and dairy
farm, nice buildings, all farm tool*
and 3 teams with feed for one year
go In free with this farm. Will take
$5,000 down; balance can stand M
long as desired. Write Franklin
Parker, S47 N. Pearl St., Columbus, A
Ohio. 2534. F}
Foil SALE?M>* farm of 115 acres!
nine room house, cellar, water at
door, 4 miles from railroad, H mil*
from High school, church and small
town This farm has 40 acres of seo>
ond bottom land, barn 32x32, slate
root and basement, stable, cattle,
bam 20x30, slate roof, calf shed 16t
2U, wagon ahed, 20x30. coal and oil '' :^aa
unsold, plows, harrow, hay forks,
mower, rake, corn plow and two milk I
cowb. all for $942 50. l'ossosslon an*
time; easy terms. Call or address
E. M, Duncan', Kreeport. Ohio. I
WANTED ^ " ^
WANTED?5000 old feather beds.
Highest cash prices paid. Mall or
ders promtply attended to. Writs I
Pullman Feather Company, P. 0. Bos
2771, West Virginian. S-31-tt-2771
WANTED ? Desirable furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, ceo
trally located. lteteronces. Call I
phono 7,12^ 1011-3t-295t
I WANTED?Old false teeth. Dou't
matter if broken 1 pay $2.00 to
$15.00 per set. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mall.
L. Mazer. 2007 S. Fifth Stroet, Philadelphia.
Pin 10-12-6t-2959
COAL MINE WANTED?Lease Ol I
,lmy. Large user wants mine about 1
ready to ship. State on what railroad
and whether siding Is in tipple
ready. Address Operator, Hotel Ma- I
aelra, Morgantown. 10-12-21-2957
Wfe - Is tfTeetlra la treatini
qLJf W/M ? S uuQttursl discharges
EnS.lB " E2 VI pHoleM.non-jiolsooou: . Tfl
BJSSlUK WiTTand will not strloturi.
^a#l Bollotesln 1 toSdsys .1J
sof.n by brygqistm. -i
ruretl Post If desbtd-Prlco 11, or 8 bnulc?$2.75, -M
Professional Cards j
A^BrjsCOIT, , 19
26 years practical
experience. Glasses furnished In
one hour. With
A. H. Scott & Company. I
JEWELERS. , I
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i MRS. W. A. TUCKER'a I
jd CORSETIERE
S Kepresenting Nubone Corsets. < "lj
P Bell 487 J 320 Monroe St '
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DR. A. B. SMITH, ;B
OSTEO?ATHIC PHYSICIAN
ANL) EYE SPECIALIST.
Glasses ot all Kinds correctly
fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed. -'9
Hall Block over Martin's Drug
Phone 861 R. '' ?
M. R. FRANTZ
Successor to Walker & Kelley
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Fire, Accident and Surety Bonds
Fleming Bldg., Over Hall Hardware
FAIRMONT, W. VA.
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