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REAL ESTATE.
ISLAND BARGAIN
A" sis-room frame house, with gas and Q 1 S OA (Kl
water; two porches: lot 30x120 feet . vl)OUv?l/l/
In the Best Location on the Island.
HESSE & KIRCHNER CO.
Open Evenings 25 11TH STREET Both Phones 471
"Member Wheeling Real Estate Board"
FOR RENT.
3 rooms, 5 Merritt street
4 rooms, Rolf Apartments.
5 rooms, Mt. de Chantal.
9 room modern house, Elm Grove.
JL. A. ROLi AGENCY
Money to Loan. 80 Fourteenth St. Fire Insurance.
Members Wheeling Real Estate Board.
14th Street Home j
Nine-room pressed brick dwelling in A Xo. 1 condi- j
fcion. Modern in every respect. Owner has just reduced!
same $500. Price now, $7,500.
Gtizens Savings & Trust Co.]
Banking ? Real Estate ? Insurance.
Dor 16th and Market Sts. Both Phones 498.
MEMBER WHEELING REAL ESTATE BOARD
FOB SALE ? Beautiful cottage at Woodlawn, 6 rooms,
bath, furnace, fine interior finish; excellent A
location. Price
- FIDELITY INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
Kemiert of tie Whee Ung Seal Estate Board
Capital *ai? la Sl50.000.00. Heal Estate and rtra rnsuraac*
"W. Q. 8S15D. Managtt Bn! Estate DCsartmeat.
BARGAIN? ONLY $1,600.00.
Two story frame building that can be made Into a six room dwelling or
a public garage at a very small cost, on corner lot 7-1x163 feet. Price reduced
?until Oct. loth; can be had on terms to suit purchaser.
J. P. ROTH REALTY CO.
2138 Chapllne Street Opposite Post Office, j
SEOTBXB OF WHEEiHTO BXAX> ESTATE BOARD.
TRIADELPH1A? Easy Terms
4-Room cottage on National Pike at Triadelphia. A bargain.
Easy terms to suit purchaser.
DURST REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Sen 1727-J. 512.13 Schmulbach Bid*. Jlatl 1286-X.
MONEY TO LOAN OST SEAL ESTATE.
Members Wheeling Beal Estate Board. '
!??? ? ? I I 1 1 III 111 i ill
HOW'S
THIS?
Dandy r>-room house,
cottage, all on ono floor,
au 2 lots, liaiuly to car
stop, Warwood; hot and
cold water, porches,
good repair. Only $2000.
On easy terms.
S. i?sbitt,Jr.
16th and Market Sts.
Both Phones.
Open Evenings.
' Member Wheeling Real Estate
? Board
For Sale
WOOD1AWS HOUSE.
Was bulit by the owner for Ma own
home.
Seven rooms, bath, laundry, all con
veniences. Stable In rear can bo used
tor a garage.
latum & Caldwell
Boom 4 City Sank Building.
Soil Tien* 56-4. Mmt. Thon*
. I
City Property
Renting- for. $4S0.00 a Year.
WILL TRADE
FOR A FARM
This property is in j:ood condition.
Owner wants a farm ;?'> to lOo acres i'i
size.
Third Fluor Schmulbach Kids.
National 6*1 Sell 1593-a
Number 415.
South Perm Mreet Is for sale.
V This property consists of a ten
? roomed residence with bath, elec
? trie lights .-to,. extra large lot,
double garage r:i<l i-emented la::n
B dry and cellar. Can be bought on
? terms.
McCULLAGH & REII
WX SO TXXBQS
4S3-22 OritHII BASX JUiSO
ISmI liUte *a4 XannuK.
Fboja?fl? B?ll 892: Vat. lit.
Splendid Value in
Edgwood Home
House of seven rooms and bath, fin
ished atjtlc. all well arranged. steam
heat, gas and electricity. ' cemented
laundry.' Beautiful lot 30x150.
This is a bargain at the price
55.500.00.
PAUL-LOUGH CO.
wo. 19 14th St.
B*n 1693.x Nat. 873- Iff
FARM
FOR SALE
200 acres. Will bo sold as one tract j
or divided Into smaller tracts. I'art ot ,
(vn estate and must bo sold out quickly.
I Near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. Ideal location.
| Security Trust Co.
Agents
ilembor c* Whoelimr Real Estate Board.
1145 Market Street.
~ FOR SALE
5 rooms, barh and hall. .No. 407 North
Wabash Street. Price, $2,700.00.
Roderus & Wingerter
1013 Sclunulbacl 3 nil ding.
Phones: Bell 157?u Nat'l 978.
FOE SALE. j
(2060) ?> Jicr-'S of land, 3 roomed 1
| house. lots of fruit. All coal, oil and j
gas rights goes with land. One-half i
inite from car line. 3>? miles l'rom I
Wheeling. Price 53,000.
J. G. FINLEY, Agt
Real Estate and Insurance.
305 Mutual Bank Blag.
Bell Phone 1771-B. Natl. 75.
Plumbing, Heating and Fire
Sprinkler Systems
! EOB'T W. KYLE CO.
Now at 1518 Main Street
Get Our Price?. Before installing,
bSoks"
For Electricians. Engineers. Motor
men, Carpenters. Automobile Operators i
Brick and Cement Layers; How to Uvo I
Flsten & Fish; Magazines. Newspapers, I
Stationery.
| C.H. QUIMBY,
1512 T.lAP.u.1: . "12ET
FINANCIAL
Bank oi Ohio it alley
WfiiELISO, w. TA.
r Resources Over One Miibcc
j Dollars.
PATS 4<? C*T TIME DEPOSIT,'.
RUMANIANS j
i
(Continued frosu Pirst Pag?.)
I peeitflly in tolerance of our inuova- j
tions of sea law anil treatment of
!. neutrals."
I Agreeing that to dictate peace*
[would bring no real settlement of the
! problems confronting humanity, the?
1 newspaper contends that the entry |
of the United States into a league of !
' peace is the only means for insuring i
a balance of force on the side of law)
I abiding nations.
"V\"e shall be guilty ot a crime |
against civilization." says the news
I paper, "if, when the niouieut of set
; tlement arrives, we refuse the aid of
i the only power which can bring aj
I healing influence of the world."
Sunk By Submarine.
i PAItlS. Oct. 0. 1j 4j 1 1. in. ? Accord-!
lug to the commanning officer utnl men i
of a French torpedo boat, the British
steamer Strathay, sunk, oil September j
2 white on Iter way from Newport News
for tllasgow. was destroyed hy a .sub- j
marine. American citizens are said to j
have i-een on board tli- Strathay.
Evidence given bv ;il! th?* nieii on 'h.-j
torpedo li.iat i>; that a submarine tired!
J eight shells at the Strathay in ten niin
lutes and tie ti sink her with a torpedo.
| after giving the cr< w 13 minutes :o
j abondon th? vessel. It is said the tor
i pedo boat put the submarine to llight
Iand rescued the crew.
The overseas News Agency of Ber
lin, said on September 30 it was able to
rdinarv Wall
9
5000 rolls tied up in
full room lots priced at
lo $2.98 a Room
These Are Mostly High Grade Papers
From 50c to $1.50 a Roll.
WALL PAPER
1121 Market St. Wheeling
announce on competent authority that
the Strattaay had not been attacked by
a German submarine.
Atrocltleo Alleged.
BKRI.LX, Oct. ??. ? (By wireless to Say -
ville. X. Y.J ? A further report of alleged
atrocities on the part ol' the Rumanian
troops who crossed the Danube Into Bul
garia recently, is contained In the of
ficial statement given out in Soli a yes
terday. The statement says:
" Rumanian troops butchered and at
tacked the population and .set buildings
on tire in the recently occupied villages.
These arc infamous deeds for a nation
which pretends to ho civilized."
The foregoing wa snot contained in
the Bulgarian official statement of Oc
tober 5tu. received by cable by way of,
l^uudon.
Ispahan liberated.
RERUN', <>ct. 6.? '.By wireless to Pay
vllle ) ? Ispahan. one of the Important
cities of Central Persia, has been lib
era;. :d from Husslan rule through an |
uprising of tribesmen in a holy war,
says an official statement issued in Con-|
st-'intinople October 4. dealing with thei
situation in Persia. A Russian army |
which attacked tins Turks at Kinshar, 1
northwest of Hamadan, it Is added, was I
routed by the Turks. I
P.PTRI.TX, Oct. T> ? < By wireless to thej
Associated Press, via Sayville. N. Y.,
'>ct. fi. t ? Subscriptions to the fifth wafl
loan closed at 1 o'clock today. The l.o
kal Anz"iger says it is expected tlie total |
subscribed will prove to lie little if any|
lower than the fourth loan, by which]
1 rt,7J2,000.0ori marks was raised.
delegatesTamed I
BY WOMAN'S CLUB '
tAfKISENTATIYES CHOSEN TO
STATU MEETING- WHICH WILE
BE HEED HEBE
Alternates Will Be Selected Eater ?
Chairman of Departments Out
line Plans Tor the Year.
Klection of delegates to the State Con
vention of Woman's clubs,' which will
convene in this city the last week of!
???:!ober, occupied 'he local club, at the]
iirst (ieiieral -Meeting yesterday after
noon at the Windsor hotel.. Ce.sides the'
chairman of the different departments!
who by reason of their official position,
are delegates. I lie club was ?Tititlcd to|
t wi-nty-tive additional delegates in pro-!
portion to its active membership of 2.10. |
There will V.'- alternates appointed later.]
and if is hoped other delegates as it is
particularly "duslre'i to bring the mcni- 1
bership up to 300 paid mvmbers.
Those elected yesterday were: Mes
danies ? John B. Haider., president; W.
S. Kellev. chairman of tin- I'ramit b-a i
:rue; C. .f. Beck man. chairman of the j
Home Kcono mies ' !'oj>i..,tinrnt': W. F.
Woolen weber. chaiim'iii of the Music ;
department ; W. C. Mc'Sregor. chairtiian
of the Press committee; Miss Amie.:
MfP. Wilson, chairman of the t'iirrent
Kvents department : and Miss Frances
Pell, chairman of the i 'Ivies department,
ruber delegat ejs ele?!efl Were; Mesd.'imes.
Frank Carl in. Bates Mcl.aiti. A. I'.l
Wilson. W. H. Met <i?er. W. P.. Francis j
of Martins Ferry, .1. <\ 'Ira v. of Mart ins i
Ferry: Bertha Chbhvell. A. ||. lloblit-j
zel I. II. C. Fran/heim. A. CI. Pralt ofi
Martins Ferry. J. W. WaibbMl. \v. H.I
Smith. A. Rolf. W K. Wolf... ||. R. |
< "onner. Fred Faris. Flora Williams.'
Andrew Wl son an 1 Miss CVlial Speyer. |
Following the election of lle|..?Vites, j
Mrs. Walter S. Kelley of the Prauiy lea-,
gue department, spoke of ihe work a s '
outlined for the coming vear. which will'
l>e carried alone* '>n much the same lines;
as last year. This (V partmnii as are 1 1 !
others. Is opemiint onlv to the enrolled
membership or that division, but the'
general membership of the club. There;
will bo a study me>- ting regularly and.
the first orriciil meeting of depart-'
nient will be held the s'-cond Monday e f 1
? neb month in Parlor A. of 'the I lot ?| '
Windsor. The department is making!
it point r?ii? year t o s'udv plays. in{
which Ferminism of the drama pivdotn-|
inntes. and. those with historical hack-}
grounds.
Home Economics Plans.
Airs. C\ J. P.eekman. of ih" llome
Keonomlcs department, discussed rather
briefly her plans for the year's work in
that department. The last Friday of
#acli month has been chosen for their
" PARKER'S
hair balsam
a toilet preparation ft merit.
Helps to eriullc*t? danflruX
For Restoring Color and ^
Beauty toGrny or Faded Hair.
&nc. *?:l Sl.W I>t DnifriiH.
LEGAL NOTICE
Order of Pnblioatlon'.
The State of West Virginia, Ohio Coun
ty. ss:
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County,
West Virginia, October Utiles, HMO.
Center Wheeling Savings]
Hank. a corporation, \V, ;
P. Robinson, l'r. D. H. j
Taylor, Plaintiffs.
vs. |
George F. Xab?;r. Palace |
Furniture Co.. acorpo- ^InChanccry.
rat ion. Wheeling Title & ;
Trust Co.. a corporation, j
Dollar Savings A. Trust j
Co.. a corporation. Mary
Naher. John T\*Arbenz,
and S. O. lJoycc, de
fendants. j
The nbj? ct of this suit is to subject
to the payment of the claims of?i'enier
Wheeling Savings Hank, W. 1'. Koblnsun
and l)r. j '. II. Taylor and other lien
creditors certain real property of the
defendants George F. Nabt-r and Mary
Naber, situate in the city of Wheeling.
Ohio County. West Virginia, and more
particularly and at large described in
the bill of complaint filed in said suit.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause at these liules. that
i he defendant George J1'. Naber. is no*,
a resident of tile Slate of West Virginia,
and he not having been served with pro- j
cess in raid suit, on motion of the plain-1
tii'l" by Jidin P. Arbenz. their counsel,
this on!or of publication is eii'.cied|
against him. and it is ordered that the.
said defendant, above nam* d. be and he
is required to appear within one month j
after the date of the first publication
of this order.. "Hid do what is iiecessai.v
to protect his interests, tl is further or
dered that :liis order be published and
posted as tiuired by law.
Witness. John 1?. ;< bighorn, Clerk of
our said Court. at the Court House of
said County, this -t t li day of October,
IMG. to wit: october liules, 1 !? I ?! .
JOHN L. KINi.il UiKX. Clerk.
Published the first time October 7th.
ms..
Attest :
JOHN L. KING llOHN, Clerk.
JOIIV P. Altl'.KNZ,
Attorin y -i'? -i- Plaintiffs.
? >-7-1 -1 -- I -28
meeting, which will be held in the blue
parlor of the Windsor, and at their first
meeting K> v. J. A. O. Kagginger Arnrr,
will speak on "Hum. Life in Holland,,
its Customs and Mode of l.iving." Uabbi
A. 11. Silver, of the Koff Street 'IVmple, ^
will be another valued speaker of their j
year, ar.d he will discuss the "Problems!
of Modtrn Woman."
Miss I>e'? of Cleveland, is another I
prominent speal>er who will be here, and
a prominent professor of tin- Carnegie j
Institute will lecture on "Immigrant
Problem."
Mrs. AV. ]?:. W.?d''iiwebcr. recent chair-!
man of the .Music department. also spoke j
of h'T fdiin* for tie- year, which as yet t
are incomplete. 'Pie-re w ill he chorus
work with Mr. John O'Connor as dir.-c- j
lor. This v i II be an innovntion and j
one which v.ill be productive of sonic J
special tre;ti-s during ihe season. The i
Study club will be eontinued, and there!
will b>- six programs during Hi- >"? ar.
N'ovi mb"r, Mrs. Kob*-rt .Marshall: In? j
cember. Miss Alma i:randfa.?s; January.
Mrs. l-'ivd |'a lis;. February, Mrs. Frank I
Kincheloe, March. Mrs. Kdwnrd ilomiuei
and in April there will be lie Musical
Festival.
Chairman i-r oilier depart nn-nts were
not present, and ".here was no discus
sion of their plans. Mrs. John It. Oar
den. ihe president. presided, and follow
iilg tie- business discussion. s!e- spoke of
llie \\ eleoli'.e extended the ti> legates to
the Pk-nnnl !n New York this spring,
an I oiln-r itiieresiing details of ihclr;
stay. Mrs. Ganlen also read a letter of
greeting fr.un tier former president. Mrs
o|iv?'-r Kwssell Wood, who was tumble l
be present at the opening of the elubl
and in this wise extended h'T good I
wishes. AIis. i". Males M chain, th<> v i? ?*
president, and Mrs. W. C. McGregor,
also presented various phases of the
trip and some of the humorous side-,
lights of the convention.
MAUDE ADAMS
There will be a large audience to wit
ness Maude Adams' presentation of .1.
M. Oarrle's charming comedy. "The
Utile Minister." at the Court this after
noon and evening. This is as was to bo
expected for Miss Adams' popuJnrllv is
of immense proportions and Mr. ftar
rie's play of Scofeh life is ejassea as
one of tiie most interesting works that
the stage has had. While to many in
tonight's audience "Th? Little Minister"
will not be new. it will bo nono the less
welcome. To those who have not pre
viously seen It, rh? comedy is certain
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
I United States of America. Northern Dis
trict. of West Virginia ss:
In the railed States District Court in
and l,>r said District.
in tJi'j matter of the partnership
known as Pieper and Sons, composed ov'
John L. Pieper, Elmer P. Pieper and J.
William Pieper. and the said John L.
l'i.epi i\ Klmer P. Pieper and J. William
Pieper. Individually. Bankrupts. No.
?MS. In bankruptcy. Petition for Dis
charge.
To I he Honorable Alston (!. Dayton.
Judge of th<! District Court of the
L'nited Staur. for the Northern Dis
trict of A Vest Virginia:
Pi.?j er and Sons, composed of John I...
Pie|>er, Klmt'i i'. neper. J. Wil
liam Pieper, partners. and the
said John I.. Pieper. Klmer P. Pieper
and J. William Pieper, individually. of
Whe. ling in the County of Ohio, and
State of West Virginia, in said District
respectfully represent that on the -1st
day of December. last past, they were as
a firm and individually, duly adjudged
bankrupt uinter the acts of Congress' re
lating to bankruptcy; that they have
duly surrendered all 'their property and
rights of property, and have fully' com
plied with all the requ irnnents of 3'i'd
acts and of orders of the court touching
their oankruptcy.
Wherefore, they pray that they may
as sweh firm and individually br decreed
by i he Court to have a full- discharge
I from ail debts provable against tle-lr
several estates under said bankrupt acts,
except, such debts as are excepted by
J law from such discharge.
Pa.'id this L'L'th day of September. A.
D.. PHti.
PI KPKlt SONS.
1 1 v .1. Win. Pieper.
JOHN 1,. PIKPKIt.
KI-.MKP P. PIKI'KR,
J. WIIA.IAM PIIOPKU.
Bankrupt*.
Order of TTotlco Tbereon.
Northern District of West Virginia, ss. '
i >n this 27 th day of September, A. IX.
":.n reading the foregoing petition,
it is:- - ... ? '
Ord'-red by the Court thai a hearing
be had upon the same on the 2Mb day '"f
( let o her, A. P.. I!'l!>. before said Com', .'it
Wheeling, in said district, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon; and that, notice thereof
be published in the Wheeling Intelligencer
a newspaper printed in said District and
that aJI known creditors and other poisons
I in in'erest n.ay appear at the said time
and place and show eause. if any the*,
j haw, why the prayer of the said petition
should not lie granted.
And it is furtner ordered by the Court.
1 that the clerk shall send by mail to all
I known creditors copies of said petition
and this order addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Alston Day
ton, .iial.ee of the said Court, and the seal
thereof, at Wheeling, in said district, on
tiie 27th day of September. A. P., 1!U?J ,
Attest :
S. It. HARRISON. Cle.-K. '
l\ S. I.'. C., N. D. W. Va.
s-".i-o-7 . !
to l?. a delight. To. its old friends the
memory of Lady I .'ah bio will always he
pleasant and a smile will surely show
itself at the recollection of the e|dcr>
of the ehurch who loved their minister
so much, hut not so much that they
"would not pry into his affairs and gos
sip about him. .Mr. Barrle has placed
wit: humor, sentiment, romance, quaint
n ess and delightful characters in his
play. lie touches it all with spirit
light. Through it all there is much real
v tuiiedy. Tin- play is in four acts and
0f? ns m i 'addam Wood of a. moonlight
rilc'il> The company to be seen with
Mi-, \dams is composed of well known
players.
WILSON MISQUOTED
Washington. Oct. r..? a charge
that Democratic headquarters at New
York falsely quoted President Wilson
i'n the suffrage question in a recent- cir
cular was made In a statement issued
today by Miss Liicy Hums, of the con
gressional union for woman suffrage.
She said:
"The circular, which contains a quota
tion from an official White House bul
letin given to the pressN on October i!,
1fir>, when. President Wilson went to
New Jersey to vote for state suffrage,
makes him say that he believed in wo
man suffrage for 'the women of the nft
Hon.' What lie did say was for the
women of the state." "
OrriCEKS ELECTED.
pons VH.LT-:. KT., Oct. fi? The Miss
issippi Valley Conference on tuberculo- j
sis at its final session here today, elect- (
ed James Miny, Chicago president; Dr. j
Robert O. Patterson, Columbus, Ohio,
vice president and Dr. Robert Bosworth
Haul, secretary treasurer. Tt was de- |
elded to hold the 1917 conference either
In Minneapolis or St. Paul.
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... . "=h
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VOU can pay us back in one month or in any number of months H
you please, paying only for the actual time needed. We will be I
3 lad to give full information about any i^ize loan. Call or write. ?
Your Promise to Pay is Good With Us
i
*00 301 GERMAN bank BUILDING
MARKET STREET -CORNER l2r" STREET
LOAN COMPANY J
WANTED ? Male and Female.
I WANTED? Men-womon, to become U. S.
government clerks. $75.00 month. Short
| hours. List of positions now* obtainable
free. Write immediately. Franklin In- 1
stitute. Dep't 465-S, Rochester, N*. T.
I S-9-16-23-30-Q-7
I FOR RENT.
POK KENT AT MAIN AND TENTH
I STREETS MOSEXN UP-STAXR APART
MXNTS.
7 ROOMS $40
6 ROOKS 35
3 TROUT ROOMS 23
3 PRO NT RROOMS 20
JAMES X. HAWtET
1065 MAIN STREET
FOR RENT ? One first class pool table, |
wlili the privilege of buying. Cali at
I
1 1306 Market street.- " ~ s-3j-1
TOR RENT ? Nicely furnished room,
gentleman only. All conveniences.
[ 1015 Brf adway. Nat 1358-M. s-15-tf
I FOR SALE.
J FOR SALE ? One of best stock farms In
Harrison Co.. containing 257 acres un
I derlald with coal, will sell either -half
j or all. Two sets buildings, all In grass
j but 10 acres, good timber, desirable In
I vestlgate. J a js A. Moon, S. E. Moore,
! Cadiz, Ohio, K. D. 1. - o-7-h I
FOR SALE OR TRADE? 125 acre farm
i miles from Bethany collepj, 10
miles from Wheeling. Price $60.00 per
acre. The owner Is in other business
and will sell farm on easy payments.
This farm is in one of the richest dis-l
tricts in Weft Virginia. Address Farm,
care Box 54, R. D. No. 4. Wellsburg, W.
Va_ . o-ij-l>
| FOR SAXE ? 1 good small team of!
! horses. Inquire Mrs. Frank Daugher
i ty. Valley Grove. ? o-5-tf
! FOR SAXE ? One Angldyle scales, or.2 !
12 ft. grocers' display counter, coffee J
i mill, 300 So. Penn St., Bell phone 553-J. \
j 0-4-1 !
?
FOR ?AXE ? A bargain at $250.00, ten
I year old horse, weight 1C 00 lbs., gro- j
I eery wagon and harness. Steve Orban,
; R. F. D. Xo. 3, Box 11, National 27 R 20.
j Hayland. Ohio. i s-2u-m
i FOR SAXE ? Retail meat business. Most- |
ly wagon work. Good location. Ad
I dress Business caro Intelligencer.
s-26-t
| FOR SAXE ? Five pool tables and lunch
room outfit: table* can be Men In
operation; mmt vacate room by Thure
day evening. Crlmmel'a Lunch and
Pool Room, Monndevllle, W. Va. s-14-tf
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE ? Auto top, roof and backl
curtain. Roadster $6.95 Louring |
$8.95; parcel post paid. Our instruc
tions make it easy to apply. Tou save
$7. Samples and catalog free. S. & H.
Top Co.. 4S3 Hunt, Cincinnati. O. o-7-g
TOR SAXE ? 3 passenger four cylinder j
191G Studebaker runabout. In use 31
months. Call Bell 2S3 Alt. or Nat' I 250
P. V. f o-5-k
TOR SAXE ? Ford touring car, good [
shape, inquire Center Wheeling Par
age. Market street between 24th and 2,'th. 1
o-S-h
FUNERAL DIRECTORS I
?n d
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS|
frjQt
Calls prom^tl,> atbcuaec to u all Uaies.
XSJUSi'HO.mBgi
Store ? Bell 1242; National 1742.
Kealdence ? W. K. Cooey. Bell 1324-J.
National 1272-Y.
Residence ? A. Beiswenger, National
1399-R.
| j DIED
! BABTIiETT ? un Friday, October (J, 1 !> 16,
j .nl li' o'clock (noon) at the family res
j ideate, ' No. yT Eighteenth street.
SI'SA.V, wife of W. M.. Bartlett, in tlie
?H'.h year of her ago.
I Services at the home Sunday afternoon
I 3 o'clock. Friends of the family are
1 invited to attend. The body will be
taken on the lt);30 M. Ac O. train Mon
day morning to Littleton, where in
terim nt will be made in Sand Will cem
etery.
LXNKC-On Wednesday, October 1, 101C.
at H':o0 o'clock p. ni.. MRS. 12.AilLliS
M. 1.1XKI". aged 71 years.
Fun'.-ral services at in.r late resideucc,
34.1 Lincoln avenue, Bcllevue, on Sat
urday afternoon at 2 :3u o'clock.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis Bertschy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER,
1122 and 1124 Main Street.
? Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 636.
C. J. Bertschy. Nat'l Phome 1959-R
Breummer & Hildebrand
Funeral Directors and Embalmeri.
Corner Market and Twenty-second fits.
TcleDhone 201 Oufo -lav and nlchL
MISCELLANEOUS. |
OED COINS and stamps wanted. Will
pay ?10rt fur Trade Inillar 1SS5! S7 for
ISM Quarter without arrows: $7:i0 for
. rorlai'i ?"? gold without motto. Cash
premiums for rare coins to 1 1) 1 2. Oct
posted. Send 4c. Get our Lar?re Coin
I Circular. Numismatic B.'ink, Dept. 5,
l-'ort "Worth, Texas. o-7-g I
WANTED to iK-ar from owner of good
business for >:aio. State cash price and
description. l). F. Hush, Minneapolis,
Minn. s-2-l 6-o-7-- t-n-4-l;'-de-2-10
"WANTED to h<-ar from owner of good
patent for sale. Send description and
price. Northwestern Business Agency.
Minneapolis, Minn. s-23-10t-sat.
1 P A TEN
; M. x-m. M. 1 M. Patent and
I trademark litigation Booklet fre?. |
XL E. Dpyi.tp, Patent IkwjiUi
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. W. V*. '
PERSONAL
K A MY If lonely, for results, try me:
best and most successful: hundreds
rich wish marriage soon; strictly confi
dential; most reliably; years of experi
ence: descriptions rfe.e. "The Successful!
Cluh." Mrs. Turdle, Box 656. Oakland.
Calif. o-7 -li
CHICHESTER S PILLS
* THE DIAMOND BRAND. /T
Ladle* t A*k y??r DrafvUi for-A\
Ckl-?bo?-(er ? BlM*a?Braad/A\
1'llU la Bi4 Ud Sold mctaUleX^^/
bluet. wltk Blue Rtti>oa.-A^f
Take etW. Bjf rfiMr J
Ursnltt. Aik for CITl-CnM-TEHf
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, tor 1?
I ytirjkcairn?sB?t,Slf?st,Alwty?RelI?lJl3
SOLD BV DRU0G1SIS EVEKYWEBI
WANTED? Male Help.
WASTED ? BOYS AND GIRLS,
OVER 17 YEARS OF AGE.
STEADY WORK. APPLY
WHEELING TILE CO. THIR
TY-FIRST AND CHAPLINE
STREETS. O-r-1
"WAIITED ? Big money! Show automo
blllsts how to burn free air Instead of
expensive gasoline. Sell the Litl Fiend,
a fiend for power mileage and gasoline
saving. "New Wildfire Selier." Free
detail*. Edward Homan Sales Dept D,
Cincinnati, O. o-7 -g
WANTED ? fio per 1,000 allowed distri
buting free soap samples. Pocket
Soap Co., Lebanon, N. H. o-7-g
WANTED ? Agents. Don't neglect a
wonderful opportunity. Earn $50-$75
weekly, selling made-to-measure rain
coats. No ccmpetitlon. Cheapest prices.
IS 16 -outfit free. Amer-Europ. Raincoat
Co., 173 E. Broadway, N, Y? Desk 163.
o-7-g
wanted ? Distributing agents. Steady
work, $12.50 distributing 100 free
packages. Perfumed Laundry Starch.
No money or experience required. Hon
esty only, 3502 Bluroer Bldg., Lincoln
and Roscoc Chicago. o-7-g
WANTED ? 500 salesmen at once. Sell
Magic Motor Gas $10 per day. Ono
quart pricc $2 equals 50 gallons gasoline
in mileage. Dont delay. Your territory
may be open. Auto Remedy Co. Evans
St., Cincinnati O. o-7-g
WANTED ? Salesmen. Cider as a Ade
line. Gocd commission. St. Lotiis
Vinegar Co. St. Louis, Mo. o-7-g
WANTED ? Salesmen selling restaurant,
hotel, cafe, cigar, pool, drug, general
store trade, can do big business with our
new live pocket side line. All merchant))
towns 100,000 and under want It. $5.00
| commission each sale. No collecting. No
expense or risk to merchant. We tak*
J back all unsold goods. Canfield Mfg.
| Co.. 208 Sigel St., Chicago, 111. o-7 -g
WANTED ? $50-$ 75 weekly is being, made
by traveling men selling our sideline of
advertising fans, comprising sevfenu
hundred designs, covering every line of
business. Samples light, easy' to carry.
Now is the time to apply.. Do not wait
Address Fan Dept. Kemper Thomas Co.
Cincinnati. o-7-14 '
WANTED ? A .thoroughly competent re-'
liable man for house to house solicit
ing. Wheeling and vicinity. Guaranteed
salary and commission. Permanent. Ad
l dress M-97, care Intelligencer. o-7-h
WANTED ? Colored man or woman agent
16 to 60 years old, wanted in every
locality. Write up new insurance mem
bers and collect dues each month. Mar
velous new sick and accident and death
policy. Write quick to Mr. Valentine.
Room 731 Rookery Bldg., Chicago, III.
o-7-g
WANTED ? Ambitious young men to
represent us in every city, a fortune
in it. Small capital required. Phone'
Vinelax Co., 149 McLure Hotel. *>-7-1
WANTED? Pipe fitter and licensed
water tender. Apply McKeefrey Iron
Co., Lcetonia, Ohio. o-7-i
WANTED ? 10 laborers at Wheeling
Wall Plaster Company, 27th & Market
o-S-h
?RANTED? Package boy. Nay Shoe^Co,
WANTED ? For Job shop on? automobile
machinist, one oxy-acetylene welder,
[ one armature winder, good opportunities,
good wages. Give experience. Married
or single. Guyan Machine Shops, Logan,
West Va. s-l#-21t
WANTED ? Salesmen to sell household
goods. Experience unnecessary and
liberal compensation to wide awake man.
C. F. Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main SC. up*
?talrs. . I
! W ANTED ? Men and boys for light fac
tory work. Apply Wheeling Corruga
ting Company, Martins Ferry, O,
au-3-tf
WANTED ? Two young men to work
news agents on B. A O. trafcia. Apply
at Union News Co. office, B. &
WANTED ? At once, several good deliv
ery and sales boys, to work before
school Apply at Circulation Depart
ment, Intelligencer, between 4 and ti
WANTED? Female Help.
WANTED ? White cook, no laundry
work. Apply 729 Main St. o-7-tf
WANTED ? L?idy canvassers and, dem
onstrators beginning Oct. 16th Wheel
ing and vicinity. Salary. Address N-99,
care Intelligencer. o-7-b
WANTED ? GLrl to do general house
work. one who can answer telephone,
no washing and ironing, state wages
wanted and give reference. Girl, car*
Intelligencer. o-7-l
LOST ? A light Jersey muley cow. Call
1977-M. Nat'l. o-7-l
WANTED ? Girls. Hazey-Afias Glas?
Co. ilith and Jacob streets. o-6-m
WANTED ? Young lady to clerk In gro
cery store. One with experience pre
ferred. Aply II. F. Bebrens Co., 2217
Market St. ?-2>-tf
WANTED ? To Buy.
WANTED ? A male Dcaglo bound. Ill
months to 2 years old. Address
II. S. C? care Intelligencer. ?-14-tf
LOST AND FOUND
ZiOST ? Go!c< watch and chain. Mont'ay.
somewhere l>?te.e?n McGraw's Run ami
residerce of A. S. Bell. Finder will be
rewarded, returning, same to XnteJll.<en-^
cer office. o-S-J
WANTED? Lodging
WANTED? Room and board by a gen
tleman. out on pike. Address C. W.
Sapp, care Reymann Packing Company.
0-5-1
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
*
WANTED? * m:i n with"" % L00?
cash atui upward to open and manage
separate branch. Will pay.y right mar.
J200 a month and better to start; liberal
profits. Kstabiished company; favor
able investment; well known exclusivt
line; good for J4.O00 a year and over,
with large future. Address, Manufac
turer, care Nelson Cheaman & Co., Chi
o-l-g
cago.