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I- Oman* Lou. a..lS-yea&oId boy, ltrKJb{
ob yOhn Draft. Pocthonfas oo*m .'
ty, banuwed a. 2Settle and niiiiintlrfcm
H from. a. neighbor and hasted rabbits ia
H the saow. Babbits beftjg.BBCoijnnonly
ft& scare? and nothing else in sight, he
**?' -- - aiinin -*t
EiUBN uowoKioc y *"^r "npvm w >? .
I X. Sheerer. Tfie aheap wore a long
^ down hljl and Qeorpe wi titae
sot thfnk't^at the son sous
^ UJBTj that fiur. q^e* rejult- was that
tj^pf>ttej<h<e^ were kfljed and George
nf %t7Mrted'.on a charge of telonyr
I betng.Taiuedat* $25 each:
I ' ?!& jV - >4j?.artlter te^s this
I ?K ^feS^aKakCkmtfas ealda few
K to hare b'eeji quite aedoue
I yjHfr""'' to,heip oat^poqr Deofc
JjlBj*?? jtero'hy need "Hot. XAn eweaVer
BfttkMne -J&jeee cat down and the i
to" the yart of-the house 1
jrf FRANCE, ot
sQ^!l!lJ9BtJi6GflH, ilarch 6.?Chd the
38pMgyfe.gttKjK.BXQB?ge xnere ww?
36^8 different rtocki dealt in. tie
the .narrowest ips some
re.e^l^^ede.
SHces aVeraged lower.
dS6pQSl^"B*t!decline "as T% points
X&i&pyr Glass Machine
. Onffii which stud off from o4% to
WSSi- CWsboina/lae -was $1.00 lower
% ajS^i, a new-- low sell las price, and
?jQUor BoeT'Cjjn waa.,% lower at 16%'.
frUp"T0fV Sopply'wns ^ higher, sellf
put at 43% and 42%. La Belle Iron
ppe&rzscl closed % higher at 119%.
Independent B^ewtog Referred dedWff.ai
seHhtg at- S~%. The Westing.'fronsrgroapwas
djdl and unchanged.
< > * Summiry,
JSelM, ' High. Low.
9>iWG Mach.. 63%
?5Sl&(1 Brew pfd.". S% S%
Is .Belle Iron pi 119% 119%
Lone Star Gas.. l?0 100
Utrs L & H 51% 61%
3ft Shasta 46 .41
- 2p.Ohio Fuel Oil.. 13% 15%
120 Ohio F Supply. 42% 42%
600. Oklahoma Gas.. 24 *24
-15 Mexican Pet ... J6% 96%
7,800 P-J Copper .... .SS -<S4
49 US Steel ..... Si 91 J
78 West Airbrake. 55 95
10.891
New low record.
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r New York |
NEW YORK. March 6.?Indications
. of easier money and a less apprehen- i
sire view of the foreign situation 1
served in part to counteract recent un-;
tavorabie influences in yesterday's
r' wholly insignificant stock market. :
? Dealings again were very light, audi
the only noteworthy changes occurred ]
In the .more speculative issues. For
trample, extreme gains of 2 to 5 points I
were registered by Industrial Alcohol, j
1 General Motors, Baldwin Locomotive, j
the petroleums. Sumatra Tobacco. |
Utah Copper and "Wilton Packing, i
f these resulting largely from pressure.;
The small floating supply in some ]
?f these stocks made their rise easy
?f accomplishment. Shippings were
nzstalned in their l-to-3-point gains by
circumstantial rumors of enlarged i
*" lividends and the strength of a few
squipmenta was traceable to similar
reasons.
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j Grain and Produce |
CHICAGO, March 6.?Efforts to pro-j
ride enough corn to permit dryers here ;
p work night and day and to allow j
na-rtmnm shipments to the seaboard.!
ended yesterday to lift tlie corn mar- j
jet. Futures closed steady, a shade
'? %c net higher, with March SI.277,;, j
nd May n.27^.?f l.27'4. Oats gained i
"PUTTING TRE GRIN
j (At Was!
'' ~?Ye*h, we dropped m torpedo on 'er
? OH-O-O?tor good -T
AAmfw^trnZp f+TSft TbOM iB ZlMd OCt
taA were Invited to so to the wood-f
pfle and chop what they mill Only j
om man took advantage of the offer.)
so we mast conclude that repcrta of
fuel scarcity hen were exaggerated.
J. Walter Bra. ol'^azkerabtaL the
prohibition officer. who has keen
'rounding np_ a number'of faootftesgem
to Clerkships- during _ the peat two
weeks, had^an odd esperiesoe on
Sttaxgag^aMt*. While, at the.iai?.
way station'fix that Pface '* man ;
?iiu Kidd eonRMhei him'
;q$etTy and sold him a p^nt ot wUej
J&-* Kidd waa conaiderahly eurpdsed
wHenhe iras placed nzOar arras.
However,.it waa learned t??t
Klld had recesndy heen.xtieaee<i &om .
the Weston asyh^n, which msy'ao^;
sflBB^BbUuclifln. * -": - :
B. B. Brooks, of ralmgnt, hu.com* ,
> to Washington to be Inducted iotcf the ,
'ordnance* department of the army.
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^rch 11.37 T4
Hay 1.37H
Oat^r ' ' .
.89H
; Pork=rj 1 ^ '
[ ?'? V *1*;^ \j~"'*- 4S?30
| ?| agd Gas. {
On Tanners creek. DeKalb diltrict,
Gilmer county. W. Va., P. M. BicDonough.
has drilled his test on the I. N.
Hardmah farm Into the Big Injtxn sand.
It.Is a gaaser In that formation. On
Dsvtsson inn' Simpson district. Harrison'-county;-the
Clarksburg Light and
Heat company has a Gordon sand
gasser at its test on the Richard Pike
heirs' farm.
On Beverlin run, McClellaa district.
Doddridge coujity, the Hope Natural
Gas company has drilled its test on the
W. Xj. Britten farm' through all sands
and it is dry. On Sancho creek, Meade
district, Tyler county, the same company
had the same kind of luck at its
test on the F. M. Robinson farm.
On Panther run. Grant district,
Ritchie county, Frank Nay &X7o. has
completed a test on the Jemi Ross
farm. It is not good for more than two
barrels a day In the Maxon sand. On ,
Cceson run. Clay district, the Philadelphia
company drilled its test on the
John Taylor farm through the Squaw
sand. Nothing was found i^that formation.
A fair gas pressure was developed
in the Big Injun sand. On
Whisky run in the same district. Wil- ,
lianv Mercer & Co. drilled their test
on the W. J. Wince farm through all
sands. It is dry and has been aban
doned. 5 r-'-vH-]
The Hope Natural Gas company's ,
test on the N. M. Michael farm, beat- j
ed on Stewarts' run. Grant district, j i
Monongaiia county, is a gasser in the I i
fifth sand. On Jakes run. Clay district, ;
the Eddy Oil company is drilling in the <
sand at a test on the W. H. Eddy farm. ]
On Robinson run. Paw Paw district. ?
Marion county, the Hope Natural Gas j
company has.a Big Injun sand gasser ?
at its test on "the AVesley Wilson farm, j
On Big Sandy river. Union district. ;
Clay county, the United States Kuel
Gas company has completed No. 5 on
the Brown. Gesborn and Schwab tract, i
It is a light gasser in the Big Injun j j
sand. In the same district the Ohio j
Fuel Oil company is due in the sand i 1
at a second test on the John L. Min- ' I
ncr farm. The Rouzer Oil company . I
is drilling No. 3 on the Reed-Davenport |
tract. I
There is quite a little new work I
starting in Lincoln county. On Straight j
Fork. Duval district, the South Penn
Oil company has started Nos. 17 and
IS on the J. W. Stephens tract. The
rig for No. 19 on the same tract has
been completed. All are located inside
of defined territory. In the same
district the South Penn Oil company is
due in the sand at No. S on the J. W.
Carnes farm. i
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"WASHINGTON. D. C? March 6.Xh*
Boom ha* passed the followtm
aparjal pension UU* -Which were Introfiuoed
b7 Congressman Wood yard:
JMTo Majih&Eilaon. of Elizabeth. <3?
raraw; William. Harper, of Partembarg,
9to a month,, and Richard Starr,
dtCParirewbars, 930 a month.
3??~. Woodyard introduced In the
Bdqae today a bill to gnat & pension
of pfo a ngmth to Junes Rosa. A
oMdm ftrr a'penalon -which he had'pead-.
iag st the'Penaion'Bnreau for o?w;|
I&& Getehel, of CottaeirHle, has be&
nSotfttr acted qg, avarcfing a pension
to applicant at the rate of
Jl2~n jnfijuth from,, last; May, and $26
a month from last'October.
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T^rz?rrrrr
T I^Ofsasfort, of New Cumberland,
apid' Carl hT Capher, Ot IfotfUtOWIL
hare been recommended by Senator.
Sutherland for commissions In the
ordnance department ot the army.
Congressman and Mrs. Edward
Cpqper are at their home in Braid;'
well this weeJC tjjp.fbnner having [been
Sites leave of absence by the House
R "was" Impedatlto that 3tr. Cooper
should go-home to attend to some'lm
portaht private business.
The Commissioner of Pensions has
notified Congressman Reed of favor-'
able action taken on two of his cases:
To Grace M. Dean, of Buckhannbn, $12
a month dating from last July and
$26' a month from last October. $4 a
month for be rtwo minor children and
accrued pension due her late husband
at the time "of his death; and to Jermimah
A. McDonald, ot Hazel Green,
$12 a month from December. 1916, and
$26 a month from last October.
Mr. Reed has taken up with the same
official the application of Nancy J.
Clark, of Dost Creek; Sarah C. Rymer,
of Pike.
He has recommended Osbom D.
Swartz, of Clarksburg, for the aviation
section. Mr. Swartz coming here
in person to make application: Clark
C. Flint, of Clarksburg, for a pension
with the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
and Caroline B. Tates. of Clarksburg.
for a position in the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving.
While working for the government
on Ohio river dam No. 32 near Raners
wood reecntly, C. L. Anderson met
with an accident, sustaining injuries
which incapacitated him for work for
some time to come. His case was laid
before the United States Employes
Commission by Congressman Woodyard.
and resulted in Anderson being
awarded two months' pay in settlement
of his claim for injuries.
A commission as postmaster at
Peach Creek. W. Va.. has been issued
to Birkey L. Kingrey.
Recent arrivals in the Capital from
West Virginia are John Romine. of
Parkersburg: Commissioner of Agri:ulture
James H. Stewart, of Charles.on:
Harry D. Perkins, of Parkersjurg;
J. A. McDaniel, of Clarksburg:
W. C. Grimes, of Keyser; Burr Spriggs
ind S. L. Richards, of Weston; Howard
Sore, of Clarksburg: Charles Brooks
Edelen. of Parkersburg: Mrs. Q. R.
Squires, of Buckhannon, en route home
:rom a visit in Flortda; Orlando West.
>f Clarksburg: Guy Prichard. of Fail"
nont. secretary of tbe lVest Virginia
Manufacturers Association.
The West Virginia Society held a
arge meeting Tuesday night at which
oatriotism was the theme of the speakMOTHERS,
LISTEN!
When work exhausts your
strength, when you: nerves arej
1 _al 1 i
mtaDje ana mum, wncu aiir
jition lacs and you feel rundown,
/ou need and need quickly the
ich, creamy, nourishing food in
SCOTTS
EMULSION
o check your wasting powers, en-i
iven your blood and build up vour
lerve force. Scotts is help- gA j
ng thousands and will give
rou the Strength you need. J, j
Gcott*Z0VBe.SV3ooa<U.S.], ST. -JS
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The Card 1
is not merely tbe ooe that Is plaj
right calibre. Votsr business a
IO BTOWJW 4*1/^.. . .1
cafibre. It stakes a vast disc;
an tha ttcfctfS valae a*6a mt*d
ee. b*?tt*r** ??er 2"<"'
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CARD CASE^^^
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dn news m
larOHA?m ??OOK???TM-h
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?rs, and dancing followed. Governor
ComVell, Senator Sutherland. Congressman
Stuart I*. Reed and sereral
others were on the speaking part of the
program.
E- C. K?dght,"of Satton. was a Tieltor*
In the city for sereral days.
K. A. Conlff, of "Wheeling, has bean
rgemnrnendedjy Senator Satheriand
Sof .acceptance by the aviation crimen
"of the signal corps of the army.
Notice haa ieen received by Senator
Sutherland from the War Risk
Insurance Bureau that an award of
a month has been made to Mrs. George
R. Bradley and children, of Wellsburg,
-which Include! the $15 a month from
the -wages of her husband, who la a
soldier.
New and additional ,evidence has'
been filed by. Senator Sutherland at thei
-Pension Bureau in support of the pend-'
ing claims of Hannah Yates, of Claris-,
burg; Matilda Rash, of Van Voorhis,
.and Tabitha Alexander, of MoatsvilLe.
At the Postotfice department today,1
^Congressman Wood yard renewed his
[ request that people residing at Nicol-1
I lette be given mall service from the j
Parkersburg postofflce.
Congressman Reed paid a visit to j
the same department to -intercede to
have L. W. McFarland, carrier on j
route 2. Petroleum, transferred to
route No. 1.
The Vaughan Bible class. The largest
and best known organization of Its
hind in Washington, will hold a meeting
at the Cavalry Baptist church on
Friday night at which Congressman
wnitr T/ih nn All
nUNt IUU 5UUTI
FORTIFY YOUR
B9DYJF0R SPRING
With the Season's Change
Near at Hand Urgent
Reasons Arise for Taking
Ts'erv-Worth.
it is not in the least necessary for
the reader to carry into the coming
spring those burdensome ills of the
flesh, which the long and trying winter
has loaded upon the system.
In Nerv-Wortli the tonic and NervWorth
the new laxative tablets winter-weakened
mortals have a combination
unequalcd in its power, first to
cleanse the system and then to whet
the appetite, and digestion, add flesh,
rouse the liver, regulate the bowels,
banish sick and nervous headaches
and other aches and pains, repair disordered
nerves and bnild up run-down
systems.
Don't wait for the season's actual
change. Summon Nerv-Worth?Tonic
and Tablets?to your aid now. An
ounce of prevention is worth a pound
of cure. Nip the sapring chills and fevers
and varied weaknesses in the I
bud. Spike the guns of disease. Make
\-<*nr viral orcans so strong that dis-|
ease will be powerless to drive them
from their trenches of health.
Crane's Drug Store sells Nerv-tVorth
In Fairmont. Yonr dollar back if this
famous tamilr tonic does not help yon.
ffp surface for floors and Be
waJIi. Can be scrubbed 9t
S with soap and hot water. Try it
for the kitchen, laundry, bathSE
C^" 'M -
liat Wins
td right- It most be ol the
td to you the dune.
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toec in the business peje.
ole Form Cards
Wed- Tb?y aae art "iiiw
at <mr3 caec mnraidtiiBv
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ndbed ose by coe as the? are
dodffe*- Not the aUsbtatt la*
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pie tab and detach theta yourtorn.
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Fairmont, W. Va.
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HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Mrs. FL S. asks: "Will braces correct
"stoop shoulders" la my toy of
eight years 7^
No. Better to haTe him go through
setting up exercises morning and
night.
BUSINESS OPPOSTUfdlTJUBS
MARYLAND money making farms for
sale. Mild climate, productive land,
stock. Peed, implements Included. Possession
at once, good buildings. 97
acres. $4000 ; 26 acres. 52300; 207
acres. 57500; 270 acres. 58500 : 5G -
acres. $8000; 20 acres. ww. ienm
to gait. These are choice bargains.
For roll description write J. A. Jones,
Salisbury. Md. S-l-tf-3468- j
FOR SALE?Paying furniture and un- !
dertajcing business in good locality, i
70 acre tmsm at bargain. Poor, health <
only reaeon for selling. Box 41. Ken- I
slngton, O. 3^5-26t-34SS.
LTOAL NOTION :
NOTICE OF SALE OF CITY 1
PROPERTY.
By virtue of the decree of the Inter- j (
mediate Court of Marion county. West j j
Virginia, entered on the 15th day of j
January. 1918, in a certain cause there- in
pending in which J. Andy Snider
was plaintiff and R. Wynne Hall and .
others were defendants, the under- (
signed Special Commissioner will ofj
fer for sale and will sell at public j
auction to the highest bidder, at the (
front door of the Court House of said >
Marion county, on the 16th DAY Of'
MARCH. 1318, at the hour of two ^
o'clock p. m. on that day. all the follow*:
ing described real estate, towit: All of j '
that certain real estate formerly j .
owned by Wynne Hall and Vashti M. Hall,
and conveyed to them by William
D. Straight and wife by deed dated
the 26th day of November, 1910. and 1
recorded in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Marion county, '
, West Virginia, in Deed Book 171. page I
198. the same being described as situ- =
ate in the city of Fairmont, and as consisting
of two parcels described as fol- -
lows: ^ 1
First Parcel: Beginning at the corner
of an alley and Wheeling street 1
and running along TCheeling street a ]
distance of 34 feet to a corner of lot
belonging to W. J. Eddy anil others, r
thence with a line of said Eddy's lot '
56 feet more or less to a point in a \
line of a. lot formerly owned by Okey
J. Eddy. SO-feet distant from Chicago |
street, thence 34.5 feet to the line ot
said lot formerly owned by said Okey i
J. Eddy, to said alley, thence along j
said alley 57 feet, more or less to the
beginning. a
Second Parcel: Beginning at a cor- ner
of an alley 12 feet wide and also '
corner of a lot heretofore described 9
and running with said alley W. 44 de- r
grees 45 minutes E. 51 feet to a post, i
thence N. 9 degrees E. 30.5 feet to a
stake, thence S. 82 degrees 43 minutes c
W. 49 feet to a stake, thence along the r
line of said lot heretofore described, 8
X. 6 degrees 10 minutes W. 32.6 feet f
to the beginning, excepting the coal
and mining rights and privileges there- c
unto belonging. 1
Terms of Sale.
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?3cuu yiuyui cy v? m uc suiu via cjuc v.
following terms: One third of "j
purchase money, or as much more as
the purchaser may elect to pay. cash t,
in hand on day of sale; one-third j
thereof in one year from day of sale, 3
and the residue in two years from day _
of sale, with interest on the deferred
payments from day of sale until paid. ^
HARRY SHAW, ^
Special Commissioner.
I, W. S. Black, Clerk of the Intermediate
Court of Marion county. West 5
Virginia, do certify that the above
named Special Commissioner, Harry ,,
Shaw, has given the bond in the penal- 7.
ty of $2,000.00 required by the decree i
of sale mentioned in the above notice, J,
with security deemed sufficient.
W. S. BLACK. _
Cleric of the Intermediate Court.
Feb. 13-20-27 March 6
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5 Cents an Acre Cash'
SI
Texas School Land For Sale it
by the state at $2 per acre; 5 cents per H
acre cash and balance In 40 years at ti
3 per cent. Write INVESTOR FCB. tl
CO., Desk 44, San Antonio. Tex. D
"Thtt AGENCY OP SERVICK" ^
Lending: Business Dig- 11
nifv fn TTniifiphnlH ! a
Purchasing - if jjj
ip^~Wt&a buying for the home S3 r
J onegeovvn check proclaims fjj 2
business-like methods. It !::3 j
r adds +>r*? dignity to a trans- 8 7
' action which the business ot IB 5
running a home deserves. J'f q
? Paying promptly by check (J ?
promotes the idea of baying ?ij y
. for cash and insisting upon tjj "
i '] getting value received for ev. L j ?
iy ery dollar?in these times Vil
; Then home economies mean til
ii: so much to the iamiiy bank r3
r' rou. I I
Women desiring to utilize fj
^ the check system of the Na- f 9
h-: tional Bank of Fairmont will jj9
Ife be presented with a neat Kg
K check book convenient to car- Jm
j&ii tj while shopping ?
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POLITICAL ADVJjUtTlglWa
TOR U. a S?NAT?
Editor West Virginian:
You are authorized to tiwwiy<i
Davis KHrins. of Morgmtown, Mononsal
la county, a candidate for nomination.
by the Republican party, for the
United States Senate for West Virginia,
subject to all the rules of the
Republican party, and the laws of the
state governing the primary election
to be held August. 191S.
EL KINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
J. H. WcDKRMO'l'V
Morgan town. 'West Virginia.
P. O. drawer SSI. Telephone 100.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.
Ton are authorized to announce that
r am a candidate for nomination by
the. Republican party, for the United
States Senate for West Virginia; subiect
to all the rules of the Republican
party, and the lavs of the state
governing the primary to be held in
August, 191S.
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. W. Va.
WANTED
WANTED ? Miners wanted who arc
studying for examinations, to get
the best mining book published. "Mining
in a Nutshell." by James Waydlaw.
Scottdale. Ps. Price J2.23. 20-251-3377.
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED? r
Don't matter if broken. I pay $2
:o $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
'or sender's approval of my offer. L.
Vlazer 2007 S. 5th St., Philadelphia. Pa.
2-12-26t-3397
WANTED?To trade 5 1-2 H. P. motorcycle
for new njodel Winchester
-epcating shot gun. Address P. O.
3ox 317. Fairmont. W. Va. 2-19-tf 3428.
WANTED?Carpenters. Apply to T.
L. Burchinal. 3-2-4t-3473.
WANTED?To buy good 6ix or eight
room house. Address Box 3471 West
Virginian. Give all particulars in first
etter. 3-2-3t-3471
FOB SALE
TOR SALE?Modern 9 room house at
a bargain. Corner Camden St. and
i far viand Ave. Phone 737. 3-l-3t-3466.
AND FOR SALE?174 acres woods
land, with oil, gas and mineral
'igbts, small oil production adjoining.
rt.f- i -i v? * ? -?
I UID ?umu IWU ?00a Tarms.
Vrite J. II. Cowan, Cairo, W. Va.
3-2-6t-3474.
'OR SALE ? Eggs tor hatching.
Anconas. $1.00 per setting. J. J. 1
rhomas. Lowesville, W. Va. 3-2-52t-347S
PRIVATE SALE, practically new
household furniture on March Sth
ind 9th at 327 Chicago St. 3-2-2t-347V
'OR SALE?Ford runabout in good 1
condition. See John Robey. Agt. .
PC Monroe St. 3-4-21-3483.
'OR SALE?5 room house and bath;
1 acre ground on paved street at
ar stop. Reasonable terms can be aranged.
Address Box 34S1. West Vir:inian
office. 3-4-tf-34Sl.
'OR SALE ? Brown reed baby car- '
riage. Apply 524 Fairmont Ave. or
all 1531-J. 3-4-3t-34S5
'OR SALE at a bargain, seven room
modern house, 422 Spring Street.
'lose in. Phone 1113-M. 3-4-3t-3487.
'OR SALE?6 1-2 acres, orchard, 6room
house^ and coal fires, waer
in kitchen. 15 minutes walk to car
ine. on board walk. Inquire Box
4SS, West Virginian. 3-5-6t-34SS
HELP WANTED?FEMALE j
VANTED?Waitress or waiter. Ad- j
dress Rnr 2459. West Virpinfan i
3-26-tf-345i>.
'OR SALE?Modem seven-room house
with hardwood finish throughout,
wo blocks from car line. Moving to
bte country is reason for selling. A argaln
to Quick buyer. Address Box 1,
Fairmont, W. Va., or call 1462-W.
3-2-3t-3472
V"ANTED?Saleslady. One with ex.perience
preferred. Kline's shoe '
tore. 3-4-34S2 j
/ANTED?Young women nurses in
ards of the Hospital. Must come
veil recommended. Good training
ohool. Three year's coarse, Includig
12 months at Bellevne and Allied
ospita'.s of New York City. For par- culars
apply to the Superintendent,
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FOR SALE?166 acre *"tn jq xaBae -'~C-''^
eomty a ?H?# froax ->%5^|
and brick road to derelant^Hddena' 10
room hocse with furnace. i?ni w ft^spSHM
and cold water, acetylene lights. hard- -'^$9
wood flnlah. Modern cow barn, ce*
meat floor, steel stanchions, new alio
modern horse bam, granary, chicken. \>3$SSk
J0 *- "tc- Land gently slopes tram
buildings, and is in good state of cal- . '~s'?.\*?fi|
ti vat ion. Price $100.00 per acre. v??ie
caso. yv nta owner. G. Q. Faxquhar?on.
410 Arcade. Cleveland. Ohio. % >
No. 1. 179 acres sandy and gravelly "'-vgg
loam soil. In good state of csltiva- '''/5S8
tion. Over 100 acres plow land, balance
upland pasture and woodland. . I.
with a never failing running stream of ~ -*
water. Good as new 7 room bouse with
furnace. Also a good isaa
bouse. Back barn 32x60. Concrete
floors with an L 30x30. Tool shed,
ben bouse, granary, corn crib. 150-ton
silo. I acre of orchard. We will throw
in II cows. 1 bull and all the owner's'
share of stock and crops. Possession
most any time. This farm can be divided
into 59 acres and 120 acres "as "
there are two sets of buildings. This
farm is in a splendid location. 1-4 mile - -Vyii'SSSB
from paved road. 13 1-2 miles from
two good towns. Price end terms
right to a good buyer, or will tal?6
some good clear Akron property In
exchange. J. R. Burns, Box 45. Kent.
FARM FOR'SALE?Located at Washington
Bottom, about 50 acres, about
all bottom land, eight-room bouse, with
bath and gas light: store bouse and
postoffice across the road wtih room
for family; four roomed cottage; two
good barns, outbuildings: all have
slate roofs: station, scboolhouse and
church close by; six miles below Parkersburg.
Will make price right. J. *
A. Cfconoweth. Washington. W. Va.
FOR BENT
FOR RENT ? Desk room, phone and
girl m office. Phone 71-J. 2-12-tf-S398
FOR RENT?Lovely furnished room
with board. Very reasonable. 403
Qaincv street. 3-5t-3490.
FOR RENT?Furnished room for gem
tleman. 721 Walnut Ave. Phon*
FOR RENT?One furnished and two
unfurnished rooms. Call 297-W 01
call 1105 Center street, city.
FOR RENT ? Sleeping rooms. 4l2
Jackson street. S-5-4t-3491 ypja
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