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I ARE YOU INTERESTED I
9 In the welfare of yourself and family? If why d®“* K:
■ you square up those little, annoying and bothersome Dill* H
m which have accumulated the paat winter? pjjjj
( LISTEN—HERE IS 1
f SOMETHING NEW 1
S We will loan you money at rates you can afford to gt
B pay. sufficient to pay up all you owe, leaving you with Bl
» but one payment to make each payday or month, instead m
jSL of the many you had before. The remainder of your Jg
S earnings you will then enjoy fcr yourself and family. B
• Your Piano. Furniture, Horses, Wagons and Salary M
flj will be good security. B
jf 10c Weekly Caurriea a $ 25.00 Loan m
S 20c Weekly Carrie* a $ 50.00 Loan R
j| 40c Weekly Carries a $100.00 Loan 1|
1 mvnE WHEELING LOAN CO.oeuabu 8
I 214 SCHMLLBACH BUILDING, WHEELING, W. VA. B
1 Bell Phone F. R. SCATTERDAY, Nat. Phone W
fflj 1335 Manager. 1335 ||J
REAL ESTATE
Overlooking Ohio River
An acre and a half with good four room frame house,
vith water and gas, also good chicken house and yard.
$1,600
HESSE A KIRCHNLR CO
Open Second Floor Schmulbach Building. Ball 471*
Evening* Nat. 593
See our large for sale list if you want a home.
rOW RENT
1 room*. 1211 Byron St, May lot. 1 room*. 3104 McColloch St.
3 rooms, 453 N. Wabash St. 3 rooms. 1839 McColloch St.
3 rooms, 74 Coal St. 6 rooms, 2827 Chaplin* St.
3 room*. Patterson. 3 rooms. 33 20th St, modem.
3 rooms. 93 Elm St, modem. * rooms. Elm Grove.
4 rooms. Grandview St. * rooms. Kirkwood, modern.
4 rooms, 53 Indiana St. 7 rooms, Steenrod Plare. modern.
4 rooms. 3730 Wood St. 7 rooms. 6418 8. Penn St, modern.
4 rooms. Kirkwood, modern. May 1st. 3 rooms. 147 14th St.
4 rooms. 63C 8. Tork St. 3 moms. 1126 Eoff St, modern.
3 rooms. 1047 Cherry St, modem. 9 rooms. Park View, modem.
3 rooms. Kau Apartmants. 9 rooms. Woodsdale. modem
6 rooms, nolf Apartments, modem. 1* rooms, Eeatherwood. modern
6 rooms. Pleasant Vallay. furnished. Modem office rooms. Elm Grove,
a rooms. Edpiaaton, modern.
L.. A. ROLF AGENCY
Money to Z.oan. SO fourteenth at. yire Insurance.
We*offer at a big bargain to a quick buyer a very desirable home
in the Out-the Pike District.
DOWLER A OOWLER
Schmulbach Building,
Stocks, Bonds and Red Estate.
11.300 lor good groomed dwelling;
•late roof; all In good repair; near
car barns. Island.
One of the very best houses In
Loveland; modern " roomed house;
corner lot. 60*120. You can buy It
right.
Pleasant Valley Home—I.ot 60*466;
one of the best locations in Pleasant
Valley; grand shade trees snd lawn.
Immediate possession
SURETY BONOS
G. O. Smith
National Exchange Bank Bldg.
E. A. GRAHAM, Representative.
om ssm—riasi vscarr ton
josaasD a, to ajn> it, oa a m
.bp or umxm er. ta tncnitri
YVkn aoBirrop rates psoo back
*»-«- ratmaa fob iiaso cisa
oa fast op cbbdxt oa a apt
JAMESL^HAWLEY
Will Trade
WOODLAWN PROPERTY
Good Farm
fine laying farm of 40-aores, more
°r ***•- situated one mile from prom
inent anburb of Wheeling; four miles
j from city. Good limestone soil; well
i watered—water In every Held Over
i 15-acres of fruit of all kinds and best
qua ity. Farm noted for fruit pro
I duct ion. Buildings include, good
! seven room frame house, barn 20x40
|feet two wagon aheds, two poultry
sheds .ranarv, corn crib, and block
•mith shop 20x40 feet. All In good
condition. Good well and 100 barrel
cistern. Best reasons for selling II
you wish a good farm ibis is youi
chance i
S. NESBITT, Jr.
.SVS.’t SSn.rWSKSia,
Seven Per-Cent Investment
Plctsut Valley home contalnini
i rooms, bath, pantry, laundry
cemented cellar, balls, eabient man
tale, hardwood flnlah. etc. New bourn
and can be secured on reason a bit
terms for
$6000.00
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HALLER A BIEBERSON
H. L HESSE CO.
For Sale or Real
New f»«tory warehouse tx
\ighteenth Mrrrv !V> fee
from Termmal r a i I w a
V»rdv IVOOC» feet of firm
*>p**e and above high watei
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MINERS TO OPPOSE
SENATOR PURINTON
MATTER FREELY OtECUMED IN
# CONVENTION.
1
Committees Appointed at Yaatsrdey’s
Session—Will Adjourn
Saturday.
Officials of the Ohio miners yester
day stated that Senator Pnrtntoa of
East Liverpool may lose the nom
ination next fall on aoconnt of his
action in helping the antl-ecrseo law.
They stated that the miners of Bel
mont. Harrison. Jefferson and Colum
biana counties will work to this end.
This was discussed In a speech
made at the opening seeaion of the
annual convention of sub-districts
Nos. 6 and « yesterday by Presldsnt
Moore of the Ohio miners. Presi
dent Moore In en Interesting talk
made plain the necessity of political
work among the miners If they wleh
to gain many large points
The nnenlng resvlon of the conven
tion, which was held at the Ohio Val
ley Trades Assembly hall on Market
street, was marked by the harmonioui
feeling which existed among the del
egates, of which there are 100, who
represent 104 locals with approxl
mately 17.000 members. At the morn
ing session the preliminary work wai
disposed of and reports made by all
the officers. The report of the and
Itors shows a balance of $10,000 it)
the bank to the miners' credit. th<
financial standing being exceptional!]
good.
Report of Votss.
The report of the votes for sub-dla
trlct officers polled last Decern be
shows that President Albsstn, o
Bridgeport: Vice-President Wtlllan
Roy, of Klee. O.. and 8ecretary-Trea*
I urer William Applegarth. of Bridge
port, were all reflected by a three tc
one majority. The following were ap
pointed and will have charge of th<
business and dlseusslons which wil
: be brought up in the sessions, whtcl
r--—. .
will contlnae until Saturday alter
Committee oa Grievance*—J oeeph
Martin. J. J. Caldwell. SMnuy Joned.
John Wood. Richard Johnson; Com
mlttee on Distribution— Thomas Price.
Stave Herlnk and J. J. Nunuei. ser
geant at-arms. O. T. Kckles and John
Bowes. Committee on Officers’ Report
—Thomas E. Jonea. A. P. Doughty.
Thomas Fowler. A. J. Hollnbdugh end
John Norton: Committee on Kesolu*
tlona—Jerome Watson. O. W. Hinds.
Edward * Hill. Joseph Penmen end
Noble Ault: Committee on Conautu
tion. John W. White. Edward Doughty,
Alex. Ford, Steve Williams and Geo.
Bethel
Senator Green Speaks.
At the afternoon session several
interesting speeches were made br
officials, a much appreciated address
being made by Senator Green, fdrmer
president of the Ohio Miners. Mr
Green discussed the general outlook
of the miners' and the manner In
which the various obstacles might be
overcome. President Moore, of the
Ohio Miners’ followed with one of
the most appreciated speeches of the
day in which he atated that politics
were a very Important factor among
the miners and that to gain their ends
they must take an active part to se
cure the election of men who will give
. them a square deal. Mr. Savage, sec
retary of the Ohio miners, and vice
president John Zelenka also made
appechee In which they carried the
opinions of President Moore In var
' ioua ways.
The committees appointed yester
: day, will take charge of the work of
1 the convention from now on. and this
’ morning’s session will be taken -up
- with the disposal of routine matters.
) At the afternoon session however, It
■ Is the object of tbe delegates to get
> down to business, and several lm
I portant matters will be dlscused and
i action taken.
' OUT-THE-PIKE
Bad Fir* Narrowly Averted at Elm
Grova.
A bad fire was narrowly averted a
Kim Grove yesterday afternoon whei
Iiacy on Main street dropped a»bucke
4 painter working In the Blaney phar
of paint, containing turpentine and ol
on a hot stove, with a result that I
set fire to the woodwork around th<
room. A general alarm waa sent ll
and the Volunteer Fire company r<
sponded promptly, but when they ai
rived It had been gotten under conlro
by a number of persons, who were ai
tending the Keyser sale. Chief o
Police Hastings of Wheeling, am
Her gent Claytor, were present am
great credit Is extended them for th
assistance they rend^ted. before th
department arrived on the scene. Tb
damage was small.
Improvsmsnta Under Way.
Improvements were started yestei
day on the large addition that Is to b<
added to Greenwood cemetery. Con
tractor Isaac Degarmo. of Gleenwood
has charge of the work, and has i
large force of men employed. - Thi
large ravine between the cremator
and the vacant held on the east of I
has been sewered and will be filled In
Paternity Charge Prsfsred.
Henrv Fink, a well known youni
mau of the National road, was placet
under arrest last night by Constabl<
Richard Stein, of Greggsvtile, on i
j paternity charge preferred by Davit
I Paxton, of FultOD. Mr. Fink has beei
I' out of the state for some time and 01
his return was immediately placed u«
der arrest at his home at Fulton. Th<
{ accused was arraigned In the court o
! Justice Gompers. who refused to stat
| what action was taken.
Special Car for Trlsdelphla.
j The pastor and superintendent o
the Tridelphia M. E Sunday sc hoc
have completed arrangements wit!
. | the City and Elm Grova R R. Con
I pany for running a special car to at
commodate the pupils and friends c
that school who wish to partletpat
In the Sunday school parade In Whee
ing, on Saturday The Par will leav
1 the upper bridge la Tradelphia ■
.11:20 o’clock
transacted and work pertaining to the
good of the lc/,e will |e taken up,
Tri-Dletrict Institute Postponed.
The tri-district institute that was
to hays been held at the Woodsdale
school on Saturday has been post
1 poned u|tli Sai'irday, March 23. on sc
• count of the illness of Prof. McEntiro.
j Principal of the Woodsdale school. Mr.
McHntlre is improving slowly at the
# North Wheeling hospital.
Children Will Attend Parade.
Superintendent G. B. Bushon has an
I nonnc*;<i that the children from the
. Sunday school clssses of the Stone
f church will leave Elm Grove to-mor
I row on the car leaving the Grove at
I 11:15 to attend the- parade to the tab
$ ernacle. and will meet the parade at
i Fourteenth and Chapllne streets,
, Wheeling. '
HaiaJop Funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. George Halalop,
- whose death occurred at the family
i residence Tuesday, will be held this
. morning. Requiem high mass will be
celebrated at the at. Michael’s Calh
’ , ollc church at Edglnaton I^ane. Inter
i ment will be made In the Greenwood
cemetery.
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I Out the Pike Personals and Briefs.
A lartte number of people attended
the sale yesterday of R E Keyser of
Elm Grove. Farmers from, all parts of
the country districts were present.
| <*hief of police Howard Hastings
was a visitor In Efm Grove yesterday
and attended the sale of R E Keyser.
Miss Bertie Bowman, of Cameron.
Is spending several days In Elm Grove
visiting friends.
The young son of Charles .Yunke.
of Greggsv-llle. Is ronllned to his
home with a slight Illness
Chauncev. the young son rtf Mrs
George Chauncey Dewey. of Echo
Point, Is Improving after a severe Ill
ness.
Grimes, of West Alexander,
wi.a a business caller In Elm Grove
yesterday.
Mr. Elsie omen Is reported to be no
better at hta home at Edge wood.
John Richie, bf Cameron, la spending
several days In Elm Grove visiting
friends. .
Elisa Riggs, of Dallas, was a busi
ness caller In K#m Grove yesterday.
Mrs. James Johnson Is still in s very
I serious condition at her home In
j Greggsvllte.
Al*mrwt*r wwin t n ■ wu •*- --
I Hjt from Prtrrr Run to Middle Wheel
1i r.a creoh. ne*t week.
A pound ports will l*e held ot tho
home ..f Mr* it<-hlo*oer In rulton. thla
• , evening.
* Mr* J t, (itrk*r. of Brho Point. 1*
t|' tending *e\ era! d*v* to Pittsburgh.
r *"!'*«? Winter* will open o *ho# *hln
me porter in the Torhe borber *hup
' Hftl dfdl V
y The Mr*' ehipment of aprln* > hirh
• eno o*en here tht* *-*eoe weea re
. aired Or H P Rehren* «'• ef *«d»
j dale renter day. The» retailed at id*
I 1 . kertee Plltett. wha ha# keen rioit
tn« In •aptltman for a fee dor* r»*
turned u hi* boot* ot «To»n*iU* r*n
• teedat
h John otto of •;••*«*> llle i# obte ta
I |* on after mm «os4lniid to I*
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it 1 fruot ee riuaded trtp to Plertdo
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Vardy Funaral
Tba fuaadal of Hobart, tba tnfan
•on of Mr and Mr* W W Vard]
•u bald yaatarday afternoon, at
orlorb at tba family raatdanra abor
Trtadelphla Harrlraa ware la rharg
of Rat W u I. atrybar. of tbo I
. Matthaw a F R. fburcb aaalatad b
Trtndolphla M R < bnrrb H»t Bit
I aall roodo<-'ed tbo lntanbobt aoralr
at tba PanlnatiNt raMalory
Mro. I % A data.
Tba many frtanda of Mra I I
Adorno, a wail known and blfhly r
’par-'.d ramdant of Wondtewn. wot
•booked In hear r* bar daotb wkM
orrwrrwd at bar bona yaatarday mart
ln« at t to after a It ocarina Utnano t
rnnrar Mro idajna woo a oarb
of tba RncBah 1>w*noano ebore* <
Biataontb atrwot Whaattnc an a po
chore* W«bt Mba la aortHad I
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Trtadadobta lode* I O O F w
, bold tbafr racotar maotlnc nn Nntf
t I dny «.anloc at tba todc> rmm
i Tnadmnbta Haculor bwataaoa wtU |
CONVICTS KILL
3 PEWOFFICERS
Tregecy in WiKmlu Prise* Fsllewad
•n fccrape «f Three Cwvwto,
Hmi* Fwwit
UXCOLN. .Neb March 14. -Throe
prl«ut.»ra at the Nebraska penitent!.,t
at Dicuur, three mUee south of
here, this afternoon, -rrtnsti 1
Werten Jamas Delahunty, Deputy
Warden chnrten Wagner, Usher A. CL
H* liman. and wounded Cell House
Keeper txody.
The three convicts than mads thetr
escape from the front entrance et the
pcnltent'ary and were swallowed up
in the t’lssard that Is raging hare.
The killing was done by Cheviots
kdler. Taylor and Dowd, each sen*
tcnced for bank robbery.
None of the other convicts attempt*
cd to escape.
Word was received at the peniten
tiary et t o’clock that three men had
been seen going Into a haystack about
three miles west of th* penitentiary.
A itosse Is now on th* way to the
place.
THREE OFFICIALS
(Oaattnasd From meet Page.)
ffurors and on lookers at bay. tha **
■asslna backed out of the court bouse
and across tha green to the troop of
ponies, fn a second they were gallop
ing like mad through the aroused vil
lage and off to the hills.
With them the asaasslns half car
ried. half dragged on* of thetr number,
wounded and It was said that this was
Sidney Allan, one of tha brother*.
Three jurors, Fowler, Faddis, and
Kane, and A. T. Howlett, Bruce Map
shall and Stuart Worrell, bystanders.
"Cl C WUUUUCU.
May Attempt Rescue.
Floyd Allan, the prisoner at the bar
was shot several times probably not
fatally. Sheriff Webb's deputy, with
county folks. Is guarding Allen. It
Is reported that friends may attempt
to rescue him tonight.
The quiet of HUlsvllle had never
been disturbed by such a roar of fir
ing and three hundred men. women
and children rushed to the court
house. Webb and Foster were stone
dead. Judge Maesle died in less than
an hour.
When some semblance of organisa
tion came out of the chaos, some
horsemen hurried down Into the
Beaver Dam valley to spread the news
and get help. More Intrepid ones rode
off toward Betty Baker, where there
Is a railroad station ' and telegraph
wire.
Word of the tragedy yras slow In
getting to points from which help
could be ashed, but the machinery
of the law once started worked quick
ly. Governor Mann ordered the stale
companies of militia at Roanoke and
LyncMburg ready to move to Hills
vllle If their aid should be neceseary.
Police, detectives and volunteers from
nearby places took all possible means
of transportation to get to HUlsvllle.
Late today Governor Mann tele
graphed to Judge W. R Staples of
i the Roanoke corporation court to
come to Hfllsvtlle and take charge of
judicial proceedings. Attorney Gen
eral Williams of the state of Virginia
has also been ordered to HUlsvllle.
END TEXTILE STRIKE
Sis Mills te Open, Employing Seven
Thousand—Sevan Smaller Mills
•till Idle.
LAWRENCE. Meat.. March 14.—
The strike at sis of the textile mllti
In this city Is ended. It remains in
effect at seven mills here and ons In
Andover. The Everett mills, which
has kept Its employes locked out
since the strike started. Is understood
| to be contemplating reopening soon
jat an Increased wage scale. Ot a
mass meeting this afternoon tbs
I strikers voted to declare off ths
at ins n»»n nron, wood Ayer
land Proa pert mi II* of tba Amartcab
j Woolen company, tba Atlantic Cot
ton miUa and the Kuahardt Wooreted
| mill* Approximately 7.000 opera
' tire* will return to work at tbtaa
plants Mohday.
A# a resalt of today's action It la
estimated that about 2.000 operatic**
,wlll remain on strike not locludtna
the 2.000 locked out at lb* Ecere"
Out tea mill*
Another Waps Inc rasa*
NKW HKDrORD. Maas. March 14
—Tweety Or* tbotiaaod textile opar
atlvea la tht* rlty will rweetr* aa la
craaee of Or* par coat la *****
March 24. The Sew H.Ofard Mm*
factor*** aeupctuttee decided upna
this ad ranee rt, mentin*^ today Mill
HEAYY PINE
rc ’o WaMeu rirnn. ruefi day Trad
I ■ ruiup by Otpaer Mara tar nailai
d'vta aTtaiiTiat
TA4H <M» TmpOpQpMX
724 ad Merck md apeak '* a*rh at
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WANTED—Mate Help.
WANTED
Mm for general te
at tbe Fiimln^SSt
Oflace
Nations Tube Co.
BENWOOD
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WANTED—LABORERS
OUTSIDE WORK.
APPLY— .
Whf. Mold & Foundry Co.
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Th. fiJST; T,th s«ttins.
T ,fl"d€r P!«M« return to Mr*. M
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SEALED PR^OSALS,
' » 8 *' •Board of Control of the a to to
Jf »Y. ra*a*% will receive bide dolly
Soli* »^r,<7 *l, Chorlootoit Woot Vl*
Smr*1 8U!* 'twtltutlone. the flnanclol
2S?/,?W! °* i* v«c*»d )n uid
SS2 SW'-f W,.V awarded to lha
jgwtrt Mddaiy. quality ronatdarad. and
•«■■*«.Woot Virginia
° i T." b* preference,
r.licit hl^IU|>P ” "••«•« will b fur
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WANTED—Male or Female.
WOllVba—Solicitors, male and female
easy selling plan, calory or com in I a
alon. National Public Service Bureau.
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Positions Wanted—Female
WAJTPBl* We have glrle for office
work. bookkeepers stenographers,
clerks, nurses, cooka. and girls for gen
eral houaawork sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning, washing,
lroalng and odd Job work. Call National
Phono 441-X or Ball 1P04-R National
Public Servlca Bureau. Third Floor,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
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DIED.
••y**™-0" Tuesday morula*.
March It. 1*11. at Mo lato restdoaco
Mo IMS Jamb otroot. ADAM ROTT
MEIER. tat his Mth tar.
Funeral aorvieaa oa Friday afternoon at
I o'clock. FVtendo of foiailr Invited
•" ottond- Interment at Uronawood
■VlIUkSBIk >r. Wodnooday
March llth 1*11 at * II o'clock * m
at bar hotao In Martino Forry. CAR.
RIB INQI CHRKIHT wife of tko lata
Dr W. R. BRutOeworth
Fnooral services from I a# r.oidonr. of
har fatn.r captain U W tnplebrtpbt.
Friday at 1 a. at 1'iaaaa osalt flowers
***** fm Thu codot. March IML 1*11.
a* • •'clack a m. at the family
ttaH—i'i Mo M Walnut Ana, Wood
lawn BMMA MAT RRBr*RJCMRIUO*
Wl«a of R. R. * dams t*o AT yowro
FanoraJ wrrlrw an Ratarday m-rnlns
at • o'clock Frioado cop.rtfu.ly
cltad lat..anal at RtlwfloU. UMs
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comO.n o h. U Ml Wood Road. C.
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▼ottRkaaaa Ml. Oaoa ana and aldRt.
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■«!■ IJietlin M mt tinner and
••alar etoela. atea Mia* fw nw Mrs.
Uhl tloa, admin tetratrtf U. Waiaa
w. Va. air i \
m —■ On# eak dr— ■ r am aak
dining table Nat'I Phone 1U1-T
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FOB KENT *
Ml >m-Nr>. modern I roamed
house In Wood lawn Alt conveni
ences Poo—a.Ion May lat. See W. H.
Nichole. Loethorwood.. Mall yn»n. .11-1
Alt on halm. mr-ll-lf.
Ml ■■■*—Conveniently loeatad brick
building of • rooms sad large yard
Ne. Tl Slateeeth street; pose teal oa
March 1st. Ha— * Klrr.hner Co., sec
ond Hoar Schmuibech building. M»-tf
Ml >m—Tbr— aKeiy furbished
yea— for light lioaaah anplng Apply
II North rrontaumt._Ty-ll-tl
rstsssttr. iiss
ndroly famlshed. Ittsd ay for llgkl
srrvar "—"^-lar
Positions Wanted-—Male
WAirm—W« Ytavr goad man to fill
position* of trust, office man. business
managers, boeh.lt—perm, stenographer*,
clerk*, men for delivery wagon*, ware*
house man. —1—men. taamaters. labor
ers and men for odd Jobs, call Nafl
Phone 441-X or Boll 1I0G-R. National
Public Service Bureau, Board of Trade
Building mr-li-tf
POULTRY.
OOX.UVUAM Wyandotte Egga from
first pries pan at Wheeling and Bel
lair*. Henry Uut, Nat. phone llll-M.
mr-1} t-ap-ll
lUPrABD'l Famous Ancones, world's
best: first world's greatest ahows;
greatest egg record. Cecil Sheppard,
Berea. Ohio. mr-ll-t-ap-ll A
A c. WIW won It ribbons, 11 specials, _
II entries Oeo. McCulley. U I). 1, 1
Wheeling. Net. phone. mr-l-t-ap-3
nVSLI OOIO Buff Orpingtons; eggs
stock and baby chick-, price* reason
able. E. A Newman, Glendale. W. Va.
mr-l-t-ap-4
ELUOTTI Buff Leghorn* for alze and
laying egg*. tl.GO for 16. Edward
Elliott, rural route Wheeling.
mr-l-t-ap-1
WaTTS LISIOU* bared rock day old
chtcka 10c. Settings *1.00 and tl.to.
C. W. Adams. Bridgeport. O.
f-Xt-lmo
1* UOSl nu*D BIDf or White Or
plngton chicks, thoroughbred mother
hen. (4.00. Bdgedale Poultry Plant.
Wheeling mr-J-t-sp-5
lOM front prise winning Rhode Island
Rede. Send for mating list. Myef
Nswberger. Parkersburg, W. Va.
f-st-imo
WAJfT WXVTX1 X-Amat—Keller
etrass White Orpingtons: settings, s*
ana (*. Ferris R. Miller, Wheeling. W.
va_ f-M-t-mr-1*
•ttTEk Spangled Hamburgs. first prise
winners: eggs. *1.(0 and *3 00 per 1*.
Bradley strain Barred Rocks. ll.se per
1*. Ross Btllwell, *11 Main, Wheeling.
,_ f-l»-t-m-l»
OBrarOTOWB—Buff. Black. White,
biggs, exhibition quality. (1.00: Buff
utility, (l.so aettlng. Stock for sale.
Prices right. Both phones. H. It.
Marsh._4_f-13-SOt
nxnmoi QUtUTY. Silver Ppan
gled Hamburg. Single Comb Rhodo •
Inland Red. Bradley Strain Barrel Mock.
Dingle Comb Buff Leghorns. IS xgas
*1 SO. Rosa Stllwell. Wheeling.
*_> mr-»-t*» f
8XBTMB tiCID WTUTBOTTf «ggs~for
hatching, (1.S0 to **.00 per aettlng.
O. C. Moore, Bannock, Ohio.
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For Salr—Typewriter®
Iro* BAS*—Typewriters. When buying
• typewriter. It will pay you to buy
the beet. No machine will do better
work than the ■Oliver." The Oliver
* *yp**rlt«r will stand mo-# hard ussie
*n“ require lees repairs then any other
. A second hand Oliver machine
will bring a much higher pr'ce then any
other make of machine after being In
use for two to five years. . Twenty-four
hundred (3400) envelopes can be ad
dressed In one working day on the Oli
ver machine (Demonstrated In Wheel
ng.) The Oliver mach'ne will be placed
v°**t °^’c* °h trial at your request.
*Oliver machine la sola at a casa
prtce and also on the easy payment pian.
vwil snd wt ihs worn or tt»* n#w Oliver
W!H *nterested. Nat
. "J1" Bureau, distributor*
Room *00 Board of Trade Building.
__ mr-l*-tf
l><?,.i*Tm Hecond hand Oliver type
noT.S' "*—■ Perfect condition.
Room 100 Board of Trade Building.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
* to ""Thne who will
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DlVinl t.. **' w*" *h»« ’• “up- „
p*yiwc rdr thr«* towns mr A •
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