K-W^h^..>v i oX, Feb. 2.?A dclesa- j
on of members of Congress compared'
Hb*. Senator Sutherland and Represcn-1
'ves Woodyard and Cooper, of West j
and Fields and Langley, of
4 Kentucky paid a visit to the offices of
? Secretary of War Baker In. behalf of
Bt3falaf Heber Rice, of Huntington, trho
'
JlfPhis -.been stationed at ump anciuy
wltfe^Ste 150th Infantry. An efficiency
r board has 'examined and reported on
Major Rice and while the finding has
B not.yet been made public, the friends
HL- of Tdajor Rice are fearful that it is
HKjfennfkeorable to him. They have taken!
Bjpteps to protect his record and tbt J
^conference of this influential delegation
with Secretary Baker was tbe rcIfsnlt
of the efforts of the officer's
The House committee on pensions j
HMfeas. made a favorable report on the
^^H'foUenring three special bills which
f 'were introduced by Congressman
i ToRichard Starr, of Parkersburg.
530'A, month; William Harper, of!
Wood county, $40; and Mrs. Martha ]
WfiSpn, of Elizabeth. $25 a month, and
|I2 a month for a helpless child.
Pension Commissioner has notified*
Mr. Wood yard of the granting
of a pension to Mrs. Kate L. Irvin.,
of SfatersvQIe. to wit. 320 a month:
tron^ June, 1917. $25 a month from'
Oct. 1917. and accrued ' pension due j
iter date husband at the date of his.
^HL ? Bahlin, Lewis county, postoffice has '
B .been, ordered discontinued; also"""Can-.
T^aam'i Upshur county. Postmaster's
K \commissions have been issued to Lois 1
B' Crookshanks at Lizemores; and Ed-;
B'. ward'E. Reyburn. of Vivian. The latI
ter is a temporary commission.
B1* Judge and Mrs. James W. Robinson.
of Clarksburg, and William B. CutHjV
right 'pof Buckharmon. have been in
the Capital this week attending a ]
B. meeting of the grand lodge of the
?-J- ??? nf Cn. 1
B9 (nuta uuuiaiu vi w w ,
r lumbla, Knights of Pythias.
j
W. T. Derfckson. of Clarksburg. j
I came to Washington and. was "indue-1
; tear -which is the -word 'the govern|
meat used when a man who has alBready
been drafted joins the service
B before he is called to the colors, into
Hr?he army at Camp Meigs, on the outskirts
of the city. He is attached to
Blithe quartermaster's department, at
Oat camp.
. Notice lias been received by Scna >.
tor Sutherland from the Pension BuB
reau that the application filed fori
^^B Mrs. Caroline -A. Taylor, of Buckliaii-.
B lion had been acted favorably on. at!
B the rate of $20 a month from Decern- |
I her, 1916. and $25 from October. 1917.:
Senator Sutherland filed at the same j
B department evidence for Mrs. Caroline
B Pearl, of Stumptown. ar.d Luke P. j
Brooks, of Alexander, in support of
I their pending applications.
Coke H. Hood has been commission- ;
B ed postmaster at Schcer. W. a.
,v' ________ ""j.
Bj|> State Superintendent of Schools M. |
^BFP. Shawkey. Prof. O. G. Wilson, o,"
B? Fairmont: Prof. F. M. Ijonganecker.
of Parkersburg: and Prof. I. B. Bush,
^B! r\f On nil ivoll Irrntrn ^T'f-nrnr:^
J_<1 4V. AM*
g | Oil and Gas. j;
. In the West Virginia fields the Hope j
B Natural Gas Company's Xo C on the .
E Ella Kinsey farm is proving 10 be tiie !
best producer com meted in that state
^R^kince the first of the year. For the 24 !
fionrs ending at 7 o'clock yesterday |
K morning the well flexed 205 barrels.
Daring the past two years MauuincHftton
"district. Marion county, in which
b the well is located, has furnished more
new production than any of the older
/'districts. It was thought the Dents
3tun development had been so thorK
oughly drilled over that in the future
R light pumpers would be the rule.
There is room for more development
K work in the vic.ai^- of the Xo J on j
I the Einsey farm and new work will j
be started at once.'
On Coon Run. McCielian district.:
K Doddridge county. Mclntyre & Co. j
have completed Xo 4 cn the J. O..
Sbrader farm. It is a duster. On
R- Broad Run in the same district the.
E Carnegie Natural Gas Company's Xo,
S on the Marshall Ash farm is not
n?xood for more than two barrels a day 1
Ej/in the Big Injun sand.
r On, Indian Creek. McElroy district.!
| Tyler county, the American Oil Devel
opment Company has completed ana '
v put to pumping its test on the S D
Nichols farm. It is producing 13 bar-1
xels a day.
K In "West union district. Douuridge j
K-coonty, the Hope Natural Gas Com- (
K ^ 18 drilling two tests on the T E .
H 0*DoiraeU fans. On Nutters Fork,j
Grant district, the Carter Oil Com pa- j
R ny is rigging up at a test on the E and '
H J Freeman farm. On Flint Creek in
the-same district the same company j
das due in the Keener sand at a test!
Hon the T R Spencer farm. The Amer- {
Kfcan Oil Development Company has j
E&art of the rig timbers on the ground j
for a..test on the Marion Spencer farm. !
3 On Bear Fork. Troy district, Gilmer J
county, the Philadelphia Company t
drilled its test on the J L Spurgeon j
btarm through all 'sands. It is a dnster
Ktaid the hole has been plugged and
B Abandoned. On Horne Creek in the i
dame district the same company has j
'started to drill a test on the Homer,
Is-Mason farm. On Alum Fork. Free- i
Stabs'Creek district. Lewis county, the '
Rsame> company is drilling its test on
Rtfee wmiam Keener farm to the lower j
sands.
j On fishing Creek. Grant district
Wetzel county, the Carnegie Natural
On Company has completed a test on :
Btfce James H Sfareve farm. ~A light
H||nw of oil was developed in the Gor
don sand. On Long Drain Ron,
^Church district the same company
started to drill a test on the Ann
Morgan, farm and it is building the !
rig. for a test on the Alice Edgell farm. !
K On Sugar Cree. Center district the
Hope Natural Gas Company's second
jest On the Christie Brookover farm is t
showing for a producer in the Mason J
ditad. On Knob Fork the same com- i
Sncgg'.i* drilling in the Gordon sand i
I at a second test on the Joseph Brook-;
ioxner farm. On Bartholomew Run.'
KMsamington district Marion cohnty..
the same company is bsilding the rigi
-est on the E H HndSon farm. J
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1^1 1\t . .W f. i I
By CHARIE8 BROOK8 SMITPPf |
were viators ia the city this veeii.
They were en route to Philadelphia
to attend a isecting of the national
organization of men of their profession.
G. J. Floyd, of Charleston, lias ar-J
rived in Washington, in answer to a!
telegraphic summons, to take an ei-|
animation for a commission ia the
engineering corps.
> '. r.Qpli JU1CUC, Ui. WCSWtl! ?? " / ?o>
!n the army at Camp Lee, has been
recommended for a second lieutenant's
commission in the Q. M. Dept.
by Congressman Reed.
Congressman- Woodyard has'requested
the Post Office department to extend
the service of R. F. D. Vo. o
from Parkersburg to include the Tillage
of Nicollete. It had its post offifice
discontinued few months ago and
the citizens have had poor mail service
since.
Mrs. Ivy Briggs. of Weston, and her
sister. Miss Laura Lowe, are stopping
ofT with friends ia the Capital for a
few days on their way east.
Other West Virginia arrivals are O.
Tippetts. of Keyser. and Judge W. K.
Haymond. of Sutton.
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BITS OF 1
STATE NEWS !
j
In a recent issue of the Kingwood,
Argus the following was printed: i
"A freak of nature that has created
a great amount of interest throughout
the county is a calf that was bom one
day the past week on the farm of J.
J. Martin, a prominent farmer living
near Valley Point. The calf has two
heads, four ears, four eyes, two nostrils
and two throttles leading to the |
chert. Although dead when bom the j
strange curiosity has attracted a great I
many people to the farm."
Thirty anto tracks passed through j
Wheeling Thursday night over the Na-1
:io;ial pike. The tracks were from De- j
lroi- and headed for an Atlantic port, i
being loaded with army supplies, ac- ]
ccrding to the Wheeling Intelligencer, j
Sixty other trucks are expected to
pass over the same course sometime
soon. ar.d all are serving a double purpose.
while getting the trucks to the
coast for shipment, supplies are being
loaded on them, thereby using the one j
fuel to transport the two items, sup- j
plies and trucks. _ j
The trucks were manufactured in
Detroit on government orders and it is
just recently that they have been able
to rua over the roads.
There was 25 feet of snow in West
Virginia between the dates of Jan.
26 and Feb. <5. according to the stater,:-*.it
of W. E. Hi!!, inspector of the ;
Third District for the public service;
commission, who returned to Charles- i
lev. front his home at Petersburg, Va., |
.the other (lay.
Mr. iiill wm snow bound for nearly j
two weeks by tlie heavy snow that ob-;
litcraied the tracks of the Baltimore i
S Ohio branch road from Greensprings |
to I'i-itrsburg. The snow from the;
mountains piled up as high as 25 feet !
and the company could not make the ;
usual round trip a day.
The branch is known as "The
Trough" by the patrons of the road, j
Snow shovels 0:1 the engine were use- :
less and the deep cuts had to be cleanod
by workmen. Keyser. 40 miles or
eriand. was cut off from Petersburg
for the period and no mail came into j
the town from that point by automa-:
bile route, temporarily abandoned re- j
suiting from the impassable roads.
According to the the Monroe Watch- [
man Monroe and Greenbrier county
sheep are dying from what is known i
as snow fever. This disease prevails ;
when snow covers the ground for a
long period?and it has done so this ;
winter since early in December. Mr.
S. C. Peters has saved most of his j
sheep affected by this malady by 1
splitting the ears of the animals and ;
feeding them potatoes or beets with
wheat bran and as much salt as they
will eat with it. The ear-splitting lets '
out impure blood.
. _ j
GOVERNMENT LAND.
?0,000.000 Acres of Vacant Land In California.
Our new "Home-Seekers Guide" one ;
hundred pages, describes vacant land ;
ill I AUlUlUitt tuiu UlUCl WC81CI U [
es. With legal description of thousands
of acres in this county. Gives ,
iiornestcad. desert and timber laws. !
Head official warning against land j
locaters. Our magazine directs yon I
"How and Where" vacant lands can j
bt founc" with United States and :
county maps. Call or mail us ?l-00. .
The Homeseekers' Guide. 356 S. Broad j
way. Los Angeles, California, suite i
-21-222-223-224-225.?Advt. 1
FOU
METHODS THAT ARE
BEST" FOR CLEANING Carpets,
rugs, portieres,'
blankets, comforts, furnitt
Now Is T
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ed for extended service by <
INFORMATION IN REGi
PRICES WILL BE FUR?
FOOTER'S I
Ctunberla
RICHARD GELKE
Fairmont
, Large Cnowd at Central School- |
The Washington birthday celebra-l
tion which was. held at the Central
school building last evening was axtended-by
a large crowd. Superintendent
W. A. Hast end had charge of the
meeting and the following program
was carried out. Song. "America." by
audience; prayer. Rev. J. E. Wells;
patriotic songs by high school students;
address. Mrs- J. Walter Barnes;
address. Attorney H. S. Lively; address.
Attorney Harry Shaw; address.
Attorney E. B. Carskaddon; address. I
Levi B. Harr; patriotic drftl by seventh j
and eighth grade hoys and girls.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carpenter.
Mrs. W. H. Bnrgoyne and son,
Frank, or Xewburg, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carpenter in Diamond
street Thursday night. The Bur-:
goyne family have recently sold their
large farm near Newburg and purchased
another near Youngstown. O.
Mrs. Burgoyne and sou were en route
tn Younestown to join Mr. Burgoyne
who has been there several days making
preparations for their arrival.
Very III.
Miss Martha Linn, of Benton's Ferry.
'who suffered a paralytic stroke a
few days ago. is fn a very critical condition.
Her brother. Samuel Linn, of
this city, has been by her bedside the
past few days.
Personals.
Mr. Stealey, of Clarksburg, is a visitor
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Johnson.'in Morgantown avenue.
J. R. Miller and family will move
soon from Market street to the A. B.
Cole property in Morgantown avenue.
Mrs. Ada Hawkins, of Barrackville.
spent a couple of days this week with
he? sister. Mrs. Andy Vandergrift, in
Market street..
Miss Ivy West, of Ferry street, is
recovering from' her recent illness.
John Lake, of Prickctt's creek, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Hawkins.
in Ferry street Friday.
Mrs. A. R. Taylor, of Ferry street,
has been ill for several days past.
Mrs. J. H. Steele, of Little Falls,
who came to the city Wednesday, has
been quite sick at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Russell Malone, in
Blaine street.
Miss Blanch Shurtleff. of Morgantown.
is spending a few days here with
friends.
Mrs. Stella Brown, of the East Park
school, is spending the week end at
her home in Harrison county.
Mr. and-Mrs. Dent Nuzum. of GufTey
street, are at Hammond where" they
were called by the tragic death of their
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auu,
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
In view of the prevalence of smallpox
in and throughout the county and
city, the Board of Health of the City
of Fairmont hereby urgently suggests
and advises that 3ll citizens submit to
vaccination at once, and that every
precaution be used against the spread
of this loathsome disease.
The Health Board will do everything
in its power to take proper care
of all cases of infection and will
promptly segregate and quarantine established
cases. Let the citizens themselves
use every care and precaution.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
City of Fairmont.
By H. L. 0.R1SS.
City Physician.
ANTHONY BOW'EN,
Mayor.
Real Clothes j
Satisfaction
cannot be obtained in
ready made clothes j
You'll appreciate the differ<
ence after wearing a suit built
to your individual measure.
Maac to measure siui iu >uia ?
measuie?
Perfect fit. -workmanship and
materials guaranteed.
Come in now and make your
selections from the hundreds of
patterns we show.
Han) R. Cole
' Merchant Tailor
!xsi inain oircei
Opp. Wcs^rn Union upstairs. I
ND!
ALWAYS SAFEST AND
AND DYEING.
lace curtains, linen blinds,
ire covers, draperies, etc.
Tie Time
and summer wearing ap;o
be cleaned and freshen- .
dut unsurpassed methods.
UtD TO WORK AND
WISHED ON REQUEST.
IYE WORKS
tnd, Md.
SON, Local Agent
, W. Va.
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SALE OF V TATt REAL ESBy
rirtue of the authority rested
in them, by decree entered by tbe ClrIcoit
Cottrt of Marion County, West
Virginia, in the chancery cause of
Elizabeth Maclaren Bailey, Executrix
&c? against Reeve Maclaren Bailey
and others, on the 8th day of January,
19IS, the undersigned' Special Commissioners
thereby appointed for the
purpose, will sell, at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder, at the
_gaa?_frgnt door of the Court House of
said Maricn County, in Fairmont, on
tie 8th day of March. 1918. beginning
at 2 o'clock p. m., on the terms hereinafter
set forth, the following described
real estate, that is to say:
Two separate parcels of real estate,
adjoining each other, one described
as Lot Xo. 9, in Block Xo. 49. in the
Fhirmont Development Company's Addition
to tlie City of Fairmont, shown
by a plat of said Addition recorded In
| the office of the Clerk of the County
! Court of said Marion County in Deed
Book Xo. 59, pages A to E. fronting
50 feet on Benoni Avenue, and extending
back 120 feet to an alley, being
the same lot conveyed to Joseph ?t.
Bailey (deceased) by F. W. Sturm
and wife, by deed dated the 28th daj
of May, 1910, and "recorded in said
Clerk's Office in Deed Book Xo. 167,
at page .17.
The other parcel adjoining the lot
above described, and described as that
part of Lot Xo. 8 in Block Xo. 49.
fronting 15 feet on Benoni Avenue and
extending back 120 feet to an alley,
being the same parcel of land con!
veyed to said Joseph R. Bailey by
J William T. Hartman and wife, by
' deed dated the 24th day of October,
1911. and recorded in said Clerk's Of|
Get "Indian;
i Your Roads
C^END to us today for o
ating Costs Book givi;
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per-mile-per-day costs of
tenance, driver, interest, in
WORM
This table will prove to yo
Indiana Worm Drive Truck wil
money for you?therefore, E.
money for you. It will demons
an Indiana Truck of the right
for your business, will carryy
over your regular hauling
lower running expense an
tenance charges than you:
method.
The high earning power c
Trucks is due to their ability to de'
loads at very low running cost and to
oervice ever a long term
of years with minimum depreciation?in
fact, practi- /
caliy undiminished earn- /'*
big power. /</
They pay for themselves A.
quickly?inside 12 months ft- *
or often less. 112'% Re- &\ S
serve Strength in all vital f ?
parts is responsible for this I f i 2
"long distance" economy.
Send for Operating
Costs Book Today gfli 11
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to the real economy way mzz
to haul your goods. if-wrot
D.Scottliismiison (|
Clarksburg,
ML?t_J-> iJ-Sf
(:J Savers will
^ \ . Biggest ]
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J 11 Fairmont fs daily payia
Sends of prosperity and tl
r to hold even better things
L "Who among ns will col
A dividends?
It will be those who 1
11 thriftiness have accumula
U to take advantage of an c
tented. They will reap t
vllk. Prenare now. Have a b
f ft1 tie bpnk credit -which alw
JlJ its. Some day shortly yx
i J ibe account at once.
( 1 jairmont.
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44Each parcel win be sold separately.
. TERMS OF SALE?One4hird thereof
(and as much more as the purchaser
may elect to pay) cash in hand on
day of sale, one-third thereof in six
months, and onethird thereon in
which deferred installments of pur-1
which deefrred installments of ptn>
chase money the purchaser shall execute
and deliver his two several
promissory notes, with approved personal
security, payable as aforesaid,
to said Special Commissioners, with
interest thereon from day of sale, and
a lien will be retained in the deed
or deeds for said property to seace
the payment thereof.
KEMBLE "WHITE,
E. C- FRAME.
Special Commissioners.
I. W- S. Black, Clerk, hereby certify
that bond in the penalty of $8,000.00.
with surety approved by me has been
executed before me_ by said special
commissioners.
W. S. BLACK, Clerk
Feb. 9-16-23-Mar. 2.
1
j FOB SALE
| FOR SALE?1 good work horse, dark
bay. 5 years old. weight about 1400;
one two-horse road-wagon in good conI
dition. Phone 936. Howard I. Con-;
i nor, Xorway Mines. 2-19-5t 34IS.
j FOR SALE?Cozy four-room semi!
bungalow, hardwood finish, built in
j features, bath, cement cellar, half acre
lot. fine garden, fruit, chicken hefuse.
j Will sacrifice. Terms to suit pur
chaser. Box 87, Fairmont, W. Va.
2-23-lt-3445.
i" Costs for
and Loads
ur Indiana Trucks* Operng
detailed recapitulation
or last five years ? the
gasoline, oil, tires, mainsurance,
etc.
DRIVE
? that an *
1 save big
ARNbig
how %
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Collect the 1)
Dividends rth
lirmont's j
ure (10
? Its citizens liberal dirt- f L {
le immediate future seems U j
for us. j
leot most of these future ' y
by consistent saving and i I
ted the amount necessary j
pportnnity -when It Is pre- *V w
he real profits.
ank account and establish \
ays goes with savings hab- j ^ I
;u'll -wnnt it badly. Open II
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WASTED
WANTED?Miners wanted who ere
studying for examinations, to get
the best mining boot published. "Mining
in a Nutshell." by James Waydlaw.
Scottdale. Pa. Price $2.2o. 20-26t-3377.
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED?I
Don't matter it broken. I pay $21
to $15 per set. Aso cash for old gold.)
silver, and broken Jewelry. Send by|
parcel past and receive check by return
mail. Will hold goods 10 days
tor sender's approval or my offer. L.
Mazer 200 S. 5th Sh. Philadelphia. Pa.
2-12-26t-S397
WANTED?At once, a first class farmex
-with team to farm on shares.
House ready. Splendid location and
' opportunity tor a man with references,
i Address Box 666 Uniontown. Pa.
2-21-21-3455
WANTED?To trade 5 1-2 H. P. motorcycle
for new model Winchester
repeating shot gun. Address P. O.
Box 317, Fairmont. W. Va. 2-19-tf 342S.
WANTED ? Man for position with
large corporation. Both outside and
inside work. Good opportunity tor advancement.
Must have moderate education.
be sober, energetic and willing.
Address in own handwriting giving experience.
age. married or single and
j salary wanted. All replies confidential
. No slouch need apply. R. E. L~
Box 182, Wheeling, W. Va. 2-21-3t-3434
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS make big profits selling our
extracts, perfumes, cold creams, face j
powders, spices, medicines, etc. Beautiful
high grade line. Exclusive territory.
Sample free. Lacassian CoDept.
35. St. Louis. Mo. 2-23-H-3429
SALESMAN?To sell Universal Guaranteed
clothes. Leaders in men's
made-to-measure suits direct to wearer.
$13.50 and $17.50. Exclusive territorr.
Liberal commissions for live
hustling solicitors capable or earning |
?100.00 weekly with best selling line I
in America. Reference required. L*reversal
Tailoring Co., IS Washington
Place. New York. 2-23-U-3443.
SALESMAN to sell low-priced mileage
guaranteed tire. Must be live wire.
Excellent proposition to right party.
Write for particulars to Atlas Tire
Co., S22 Xorth Broad St., Philadelphia.
Pa. 2-20-11-3444
' SPECIAL NOTICES
THE PUBLIC .SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.
A meeting of THE PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION* OF WEST VIRGINIA,
held on the 29th day of January,
A. D. 1918.
Case No. 690.
MONONGAHELA RAILWAY COMPANY.?Application
to change pasenger
rates, fares and charges.
Whereas, application has this day j
been Hied by the Monongahela Rail-:
way Company for authority to increase j
..its passenger rates, fares and charges '
from, two cents per mile to two and one j
half cents per mile, it is ordered that j
leave be granted to'any person inter-'
ested to-file objection thereto before
the Commission at any time on or before
the 2Sth day of February, 191S;
and this matter be set down for hearing
at a meeting of the Commission j
to be held at -its offices in the city or I
Charleston on' the said 28th day of
February.. 1918, at ten o'clock a. m?
at which time any person may appear
and make such objection thereto as
may be deemed proper.
A Copy. Teste:
(Signed) R. B. BERNTHEIM,
2-2-9-1G-23 " Secretary.
.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
COAL?200 acres of Red Stone coal
for sale at ?150.00 per acre; 5 foot
vein; on the B. ? O. railroad, 2% miles
south of the city of Weston. Bank
opened and some coal removed. P. J.
Dyer, 142 Main avenue, Weston, W.
Va. 2-22-61-3359
54 OIL WELt,S now earnings 1% per
cent, monthly. Development this
year should increase--earaing3 to 4S
per cent. Not a gamble, but a producinsr
comoaET located in heart of prov
cn Oklahoma field. Write for free in- j
formation today. Guaranty National j
Oil & Gas Co.. N. T. Life Bids.. Kansas
City. Mo. 2-33-lt-3440
COMBINED ironing table and step
ladder. Changes instantly. Locks
automatically. Folds flat. Price $4.00.
Sample $3.00. Two $5.00. Full size,
well made and sells itself. C. R. Smith.
Freeport, Ohio. 2-23-H-243S,
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bonds will please take no
ed to make delivery. Bet
and receive your bonds. '
will kindly do so at once.
Fairmont Tn
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fabms fob sale ^
FOB SALE?168 acre farm 30-mHss - .v
East of Cleveland. 2 mSes from^'l-V^j
county seat, B. & O. R. B. lntemrban
and brick road to Cleveland. Modem . -j35
10 room bonce with furnace. bath. hot. -3?3fl
and cold water. acetylene lights, hard- ?pg|$M|
wood finish. Modem cow ham* '? _ _ jsaj
ment floor, steel stanchions, new silo ' *S5<!ga
modern horse bam. granary, chicken -. -yt
house, etc. Land gently slopes from/..
buildings, and is in good state of col- c>j
tivation. Price $100.00 per acre, half
cash. Write owner. G. O. Farquhar- '
son. 410 Arcade. Cleveland. Ohto. ;i
FOR SALE?My farm of 115 acres,
Five room house, iron roof, water at . :f?*g
door. 4 miles from railroad. 1-$ mile'
from High school, church and small- ? ~-sg&
country town. This farm has about- _ 0-&!
40 acres of second bottom land. Bare.
32x32, slate roof; cattle bam 20x30. ; '
slate roof, wagon shed. 20x30. Coal
and oil goes with farm. Plows, barrow.- >
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bay forks ana ropes, mower nuc aw , ?. -'-iC
two milk cows all for $4250.00. Fos- .'-'SiSS
session an ytime. Call No. 4 or address * .
E. 3L Duncan, R. F. D-, Frecport. Ohio. ;
2-25-61-3446.
HEiiP wanted?fkmaTiT. .. 'dp
GIRLS ? Congenial factory employ*
ment consisting largely of govern-. ' "
mont work. Positions open to girls'
between the ages of 21 and 35 In good
physical condition. Steady, profitable ? 'jW&i
work lor those wishing to avail themselves
of an opportunity. Commoni- : v??H
cate with or bring this ad. and apply ;
at Factory Employment Office.. The
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.
Akron,'Ohio. 2-13-15t-3400
WANTED?Middle aged woman to --islSBI
keep house for family of two. Call
339. 2-22-tf-3442
WANTED?Immediately girl for genv . V-S^gg
eral housework. Apply to Mr. Mapel,
phone 1105 or call at 209 Bellview
Ave. 2-22-3t-3441. -mp?H
FOR RENT ? Desk room, phone and " V: i'-jWt
girl m office. Phone 71-J. 2-12-tf-333S ii
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FOR RENT ? Office rooms. Main v street,
second floor, Henncn building,
over Western Union office. T. W.. w(Sm
Hennen, plione 315-R. 2-22-31-3437 -5"^
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Professional Cards
Optometrist and fj
26 years practical ? * * vi^
experience. Glasses famished ia
one boar. With
A. B. Scott & Company, ^v^li
JEWELERS.
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OSTEOPATHIC* ^PHTS^JAfl . ffflS
AND EYE SPECIALIST.
Glasses ot all xlods correctly ?
fitted. Satisfaction guaranteed. . " ^ ^
??? Block over Martin's Urns '
Store.
Practice limited to office and ||i!?|
consultation.
New Location 310 Main St. i *- !&9I
Honrs 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. dally;' * " pjs
and 1 to 4 p. m. Sunday by appoint-'; : --.vvfjfal
ment. Phone?New number 706 K;
. Residence Phone 1295 J.
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| Repairing and rebuilding an- | 0
tomoDiie raaiaiors a speuaitj.? }
Old Radiators Bought, Rebuilt : 3
and Sold.
Practical Tinner and 8hoet
Metal Worker. 328 Monroe St. i
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