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RESTRICTIONS ACTED
AS BRAKE ON STOCKS
During pa^t weci But Favorable De. j
velopments Later la Week Relieved i
the Pressure.
NEW VOflK. N"v. "?? ? ?K^st ri?M k>m- j
imposed by responsible financial Inter
ests in the' form of warnings and re-in- I
forced by higher iu<"-n>'y rat^s. acted as
a brake on speculation la^t week al
though trading was aR?in very exten
sive. Extreme d-elmes ranjred f r?>tn '?'>
in 10 points m some ?f the more acilv
ic^U'.'S notably coppers. and In a few less
important instances greater losses were
sustained. For the most part . hone*. ? r.
these were larpdy re Rained before the
(end of the period.
Among the material factors in th"
later improvement w "re the marked
change iu the M? xiean situation and the
agreement reached between the federal
government and '"ouns^l for the railroads
to facilitate a decision by the Supreme
Court on ' h'- Adamson law. Other de
velopments of a favorable character, or
developments that received such an in
terpretation. Included the ten percent
wago increase of the United States
Steel Corporation a stop forward an
ticipated by other important industrial
companies: many new or increased divi
dends and i Iv insatiable demand for
raw and finish' ci products of all descrip
tions.
United States Steel advance tr. another
maximum was accompanied by fore
? asts or estimates of earnings for the
?-urrent Quarter and the possibility of an
increase in the prevailing rat.- of extra
dividends. Tr is freely predicted that
several of the independent steel cnrp
rsnies now on a non -dividend basis will
soon declare a division of protits with
shareholders.
Railroad earnings were disappointing
in the sense 'hat as a rule they failed
to approach the hisrh water mark reach
ed iu the preceding months.
If
IN STEEL INDUSTRY
Tollovri-nx Eccb Other la Sapid Succes
sion "With Vcluaao of Business
Enormously Keavy.
NKW Y'?KI\. Nov. ? Important
events are following each oi.icr in rapid
succession in the steel industry. An
advance of Jl.oO per ton iu the price of
l.ake Superior Troti Ore t'or the I JUT .sea
son !s an established fact, which means
on increase .if per ton in the cost off
producing pig iron. Manufacturers of
steel bars and structural shapes v'vanc
? d prices $4 pt-r ton and of plates So per
ton. Sales in ti'i plate ^'trc niade t?t ?1
to 51.50 per box over the recently es
tablished official base. f.catling Inde
pendent wire nulls vvero quoting prices
of $.> per ton higher ants the American
Steel and Wire Company is likely to
announce a similar ad van :o svon. TCivcta
are up ?3 per ton and prices of bolts an 1
nuts are 5 tc ~ l.z per cent higher. Kalta
to go .-?.broad haw soid at $.*5 ti S!?i> per
ton and s!ilp plates at 5's cents pe?
pound for .?\p..r. with si \ cents p?.r
po :r.il rt*'w asked.
The volume of bnsitses : eotit inuea
enormously heavy; f*>.r i;i -.f cur
rent mill capacity. tircat Britain,
t-'rance and Italy ha\c s? ?-"?red more
larc-' to>tu?'S"> ..f .^hell steel for ship
ment uvr secoacl half of 1017. total
sal^s such sit1 n:c.. nts are close to|
Sao. oiii) tons and tliirty to sixty days
ago ??.>.?, .I'i'i tuns had !??<?? sold i!or ex
port o'icins the rirst half of next year.
Outside of war orders tii?- export ton
nage now pending includes I0:>.''>fi tons
of ship plates. I'iO.'tOo tons of rails. tO"1.-]
"O.i tons of insots. 0O.OO0 tons of itruc-i
tural shapes and '"?'"?.OvO tons of wire pro- I
dticrs. The T'nited States Meel Tro- !
ducts company has taken 30.0O0 tons]
more barb d wire lor export to Russia, i
Orders for tons of rails havo
be.^n placed for tflS shipru-'tit and largo]
contracts arc pending. UridKi shops!
have taken orders for ie/.i),? tons more
railroad work and numerous smail struc
tural orders are being placed for exten
sions to manufacturing plants.
WFTBKUNU. \v. Vi. Nov. 2". *18.
Ditty nuolatiou U?t of ttio wtccltag Stuck Ki
chicge :
vj t..
Rid. ! A 3k. ,1- S.
B'erh T ?&. Co. rf.l I MO 102 J102
rjo co, neon 'trO "ICO
Central 'Has-. WorkJ ICO 'It"
I'oaKnA;:?" l.if? lr.si.rr.ri.-e II j ; il
C.prriMa r':tc luturaice t'o ' :'?>
t3lKo.Voria C!a?.? ?'o. l-t'i ; I
Hize! -Atlas 1P.1..5 ?'.? 10 1 I31
?2) Isuvru'. i i-acany U") lnl 'ft
Lan?I!? l.--n Works. j>M ' i2*? l.'I4
<1:
Marker A'Mlitoriuai ?.'?> : jl | 52 I M
Neuralsjimo Co 1113 '112
rni:ed t>airy *36
V. S. Srirr.riai On 'ISO ' [ISO
Ward lUkin; Co.. rtd 33~*um ! i'9H
do ooinmou { { j STfa
ffirir.'-; Ch-.r.-i Co. :M [ I | S5
do coaiaioii I i ! ;n
n'l:w!:r.< A f!"::no:it Ur:rt:o Co....' CJ J [20
Un.?-;-? Co i ! I .10
\rhe?iins M?fil i .Mfs. Co ? ! 1 .*1
Wutelinit MoM Jt F.ir Co j <52 ] <2
Wfcwtins Sr^I A Iron Ca 1-7 't-;:
S-??: ("a't.ns 10 1 IU
Tile Co .... 121
(I'Whitaker-fllejsncr To. j ^121 1121
<1j iv :nnio:? J 'Soj
f!'. ? T-an ffcr hook^ ,\. r. 20. for 2 r*r ccp.E
ca'lt diri'l-'ad t'o-. I.
1 2' - Trai f*r l?n?j cl' ^ \< r ;o. f >- a.i '-lira div
td' id of 5:i ivat. Iiwrnhcr 1.
<S) Tranj'-.-r b^oks close Or;. 2-. tor 2 '.vr cent
casli dividend payable Not. 1. l>cokr close Tec. 8,1
for an extra cash dlvldecd payable Dec. 10.
NEW MARTINSVILLE
NEW MAKTINSVILI.E. W. Ya_. Nor. 16 -Misses
Mildred and Katbryn McCaskey entertained the mem
bers of the Colonial Club. at. their homo on Maplo
avenue. Friday evening. The evening was spent very
ploasantly in fancy worl; and conversation. At JO
o'clock a tempting luncheon was served.
Maids and Matrons.
Mrs. E. F. Martiu was hfstess to tho members if
:he Maids and Matron Club Friday afternoon at her
:on;e ?a Washington street. Thu attornoou was spent 1
In fancy work and conversation. At a seasonable j
hour a delicious lunch was served.
Men's Banquet.
The men r.f the First Methodist Episcopal church. |
?.vcro delightfully entortair.ed Ui the parlors of tho;
church Friday evening. with a chicken dinner. The'
evening was srent suclally and eatiug.
Personals.
W. r. Simmons, of Washington. Pa.. waa a busi
ness visitors in the city last week.
Mrs. William Francis and Mrs. J. H. liowen were
anions tho Wheeling shoppers last week.
Miss Uotiuie Morgan spent Wednesday shopping In |
Wheeling.
Mi *3 Haze! Stone, of Tioe Orovo. spent the week
end with her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. William Stone.
Roe. .Tohn H. Clark, of Sls'ersvitlo, was a busi
ness visitor in the city Wednesday.
Miss Edith English stent Wednesday !n Hannibal. !
O.. instructing her r las* in vocal and piano.
1,-c Morgan, of Vlnp lirove. was a business visitor !
In fite city Wednesday.
Mrs. 'Je>>rge S'.ne and ST.. Gforce. left Wednesday
momlnc for Sbarpsburg. Pa.. where they tvdl visit;
her sister. Mrs. Pawd Martin.
Mrs. Friend Clark, lift Friday miming for her!
home in Morgantowii. after spending a week as tho!
Site*: of Mrs. I.loa t'lark.
Mr. J TIeabi.* of Wheeling, was a business nsitor
In the city Thursdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W?aver has returned from a
visit Tt:h friends at Reader.
Mrs. John Knight has returned to her home :n
"Do Your Christmas
Wireing Now"
You will want to have your
Christmas Tree Nicely
Decorated
No Better or Cheaper Way
Than The
Electric Way
Founded 181?
Start Now to SaVe Monet; for
JVEXT CH KISTM^S
In Wheeling's. FirsiBanlt, a Century in 'Business, Nest Year
You will make ot iers happy and yourself as well
JOIN OUR NEW
Under the Gold Club Plan. Start with any sum from a Nickie up.
%
Eleven Classes- : Weekly Payments
Resources Over Six Million Dollars
The Iational Bams of West Virginia
SOUTH WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND I2TH STREETS
Ctarki-burg iflcr spending a week with friends In llio
city.
Attorney 1>. V. l.emon fpcr.t Monday in Wfcocliug
transacting legal business.
Mr. and Mis. John 0. Irby. who siK-nt & week
Vitli friends In tl.o city have returned to their home
In Georgia.
Prof. Shields, of Uellaire. 0.. 6pent Sunday In tho
city as the guest of liis daughter. Mrs. Win. Dut-ir.
UNIONTOWN
Here From Bcthesila.
r.VIONTOW.V. u.. Nov. -t>.--.Mr. uud ills. Kinmll
Wright ami sons. Hurry and Hubert, of ltd hesdu. were
recent guests of Mrs. EU.'.<b*tb lioon.
Here K.'oni Cadi;.
Mi'srs Mary and Henrietta Cuchren a;:d Sin. Wil
liam Morgan, of t'adiJ. c-tiuo Thursday and attended
the funeral of the late W. A- Sharp.
Returned Home.
Mrs. Uerrick. sister of Ilev. II. U. Snortgrass. who
hah been here visiting her broi'uor and family, re
turned to her Iwtiio at. Kewr Castle. Saturday.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Will I'aJdi.ell. of Harrison county,
anno to tlte limine of Mrs. Caldwell's mother. Mrs.
Martha Armsiron. and spent Sabbath.
W. 1). Lee in serving ou the jury at St. Clalrsville
this weeS.
Mrs. KlUabeth Boon and grand-daughter, spout
one day Ihu past week with Grandmother i'ricc. at
tho homo '?( her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Caldwell.
Mr j. John Cunard and daughters, CiUrils, and
father, William Walker, fient Friday with Mis.
Cunard's sister. Mrs. Will Taylor and family.
Mrs. Kill llicks and .Miss Jsuima Saddler oiive re
turned from a visit with Mrs. liicks' niece, at Uol
linvay.
Mr. and Mis. .lohn Caldwell siwit Monday with
Mrs. Caldwell's sister, .Miss lilla i'ollock, at New
Athens.
Mrs. A. M. Crozior and Mrs. Jicrt I.ong spent
Thursday in Wheeling having dental tvork done.
Miss 1'earl PancoMt. of near liolmont. spent part
of tho past week at tho borne of hor cousin. Mrs.
Lawrence Armstrong.
ill', and Mrs. Hert Inns worn at tho homo of Mrs.
Long's parents' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, at the
Western, Sabbath.
Miss Lura lie all was shopping in Flushing Thurs
day.
Ker. TI. G. Snodgrass and son. .Robert. arc on the
sick list.
Mr. William Walker spent several days the first of
the week with Ids daughter. Mrs. (.low. and family.
Mrs. ?llzaboth Boon and guests, tho Wlilghls, ? t"
Kcthcsda. visited Mrs. Wrights parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Leisure, at nHrrlsville. Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs. lU.bort Humphi-y visited frivuds ut
Itannock. Sa'obath.
< barley and T. ?. Mcdiotock spent Sabbath with
ti.e hom-5 folks.
Krank ileck and Harry Shriovn ivcro Wheeling vis
iters Saturday.
Keoiist Foreman spunt Thursday imh friends at
W'lrwood.
Ray Berry and wife of Neff, wcro hesi) Thursday
fur the funeral of Mrti. Borry's uncle. W. A. Sharp.
MlNfGTON
Arthur, (lie four-yea r-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. A- Knicely at Hurt Hill, while at
play Thursday morning. in some manner
cot hold ot a package of l> i -nil ]?.?r id? ?
tablets and ii was feared had eaten
some of them, in fact hail chewed snnif;
of them in his mouth.
Physicians wcro called, who arter
making an examination of tin- contents
of (he child's stomach wcro of Ihr opin
ion that Utile if any of t lie poison had
been taken into the child's stomach.
Pleasantly Entertained.
A vry enjoya ble meet In?: of ( lv West
| Augusta Chapter P. A. II. was hold it
the homes of Mrs. .1. R Kcaity on Pleas
ant. street. Thursday.
After the regular routine of husine.-s
| an interesting program was rendered.
A report of the State conference bold at
[ Shepherdstown, was i \ ? n by Mrs. Alice
1 Snodgrass. a short story of Ami" Bailee.
1 the scout of Kanawha Valley was r?v?d
by M1ss M?rcare? MOckler Code or
|> i lie;-, for Flag Etiquette was f-.-'d by
i Mrs. Mary Coleman and discussed bv
the ehaotnr. after which n delirious
| luncheon was served by 1 1 if hoj,tes:s.
Entert.aind Birthday Cluli.
Mrs. A. W frlchard ?" u f r ? a in " -1 'he
Ladles' Birthday club at her honi- "ii
. Was'nincrton strer-i yesterdav afteriii on.
i !\f . C. Clayton has cone to Mi. bake
i Park, where he will pack his ]iousen">id
! goods to move them (o r his city wh?-re
! 1>? and Afrs. Claytoti will spend tno
winter
V. T fJrnith and .ledm Mi-ri.n viy h i v.-.
loft for Picfci-jis. W. Va.. wli-r.-i th<-y
. will hunt hi? same.
! f. n. r.e.-iitv and <"ha s. W> nit?1e lifive
l"ft for a huntintr trip on t lie 'Alleclieny
i'l"b reserve in eastern V\'r-st X'ircini.i.
c Howard T^ant: Is ;i business visitor
' in Pittsburgh.
>Tr and Mr'. .Tames C'hnrlton and
n.srh ters. stable and tCatheriue. -w<re
'?'usiijcss visitors in Wheeling: yester
day.
Mrs. H. ?!. Thomas of Fairmont. !?=
i itintr friends her.- for :i few days.
^^rf. .Tames S Furbee h.->e returned,
"or seyeral w.'-ks ?? i i- in tho oast.
I'.orn. N'ove tnlier C.'nit ? ? ? \t- and Mrs.
i John Selks "ti Hurt Ilill. n =on.
Mrs. \V. D. Smith and Mrs. E. B.
Koen were visitors in Wheeling. yes- 1
lerday.
Mrs. C. C. Shepherd and daughter will :
return lo their Imme in Hridsoport. I
Conn., this week. after a visit with her!
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. liHrdesiy. j
Mrs. A. \\". Prichard was pleasant hos- j
tess to the members of the "Girls of j
Sixty" at her homo on Washington !
street, Friday afternoon. At the dose j
of the pleasant afternoon a Turkey sup- j
per was served.
Mr. Kc.in l'urs;lovo and fimiily and Mrs.
Jilair. of St. CUlrtville. M--re a; ill* homo of Mrs. .
ltlair'u sbtcr. Mrs. Sarah Lrc. SnMimli.
Miss Nellie Uose of this place and ?
Mr. Stanley K. Kuueii of fincinnaii. j
were mar i red nt Akron. O . November ,
is. Cards received here announce thati
I hey aro spending their honeymoon at |
i South tiend. Ind.
Mrs. C. 13. White of Tidloute. Fa.. who I
lias been visiting friends here has left)
for a visit with Iter brother at Albright,!
AN*. Va.
Frank Leech lias returned after a visit i
with his sister at. Marion. Pa.
John Weaver is a business visitor in
Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Kate Garrison of Wad r-s town, Is
the Kucsj of Mrs. S. F. Phillips.
Mrs. J. L. Bernhardt was in Fairmont.
Friday, wlv-re she attended the meeting
of tlic executive board of the West Vir
ginia Federation of Women's Clubs, of
which she is a member.
Mrs. J. T. Koen has returned after it |
visit at Berkley Springs.
George Barnes of -Fairmont was a
j visitor in town on business Saturday.
.lack Magee was a visitor in Clarks
Jburg over Sunday.
Miss Clarice Turner who is attending I
school at the Normal spent the week-end I
at her home nn High street.
Charles Miller visited friends in)
Ciarksburg over Sunday.
Rouland Howard spent Sunday at his I
home in Cameron.
Union Service.
Thanksgiving services will be held on
Wednesday evening In the 1'resbyterlan
church, in which all the consrregations
of Warwood will take part. The Thanks
giving Sermon will be preached by lie v.
Francis M. Fiddle of the Christian
ebu rch.
Important Meeting of Citizens.
T( will be "f interest to (lie ejtizens
nf Warwood tn know that Tuesday eve
ning. November "S. at 7:"<i o'clock, at
the Center Warwood hose house, a
meeting will bo held for the purpose of
naming eund Hales for niiiyor. recorder.
mihI seven couneilmen. The ntnv j >r? ?
posed eity ? barter will lie open for
discussion following ill'' me. ting.
Lutheran Church Notes.
Tin* Brotherhood of I in- TvUtheran
church will hold its monthly meeting
on Wednesday evening. :n i lie home of
\V. .T. Kaiser. Warwood Aw. The
Church Council wiil hold its regular
meeting on Tu est lay at 1 1 1 C* nter War
u ' "mI school house.
Th<- linn- oi' iii- "Thursday *}ui It inflr
l-'ce" which is li.lt! weekly nt Ihi' home
of Mis. Harry Hohniann. has been
changed to .Sal urdav evening.
Game xtssultott in Tie.
The came staged beiw?en the W. A.
C.'s and Moose pool Room yesterday
afternoon on Third street grounds, was I
a very into resting: and. closely contested j
one, resulting in a score of 0 to 0.
Meets With Painful Accident.
Harold Williams of South War wood, j
while on (h<> ball grounds yesterday af
ternoon. had the misfortune to fall and i
I rr-ak his leg.
Williams who was a spectator, during!
the intervals of ih- game was engaged J
in a mock practice, which resulted in j
his injury. ile was immediately re-,
moved to the North Wheeling hospital. |
where the fractured member was set.
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers. Warwood. W. Va.
Thanksgiving Bake sale.
The Warwood Circle of die King's
Paughiers will hold a Thanksgiving
hake sale ai 1 he tlrocery of Karl Ford, i
?"?-n lit* Warwood. all day Wednesday.'
N'ovcmber 201 It. The ladies have made I
elaborate plans for this event, and will
have many appetizing dainties for sale.'
Committee Meeting-.
On Tuesday evening at the home of I
Miss Cora Waltclrs. a committee ofj
ladies will meet to arrange the very in
teresting program which will he given !
at the Christmas Sunday School enter- i
tainment. The following holies fewn
the committee: Mrs. S. .1. Heall. Chair-1
ii:an. Miss Helen Pel iff. "Mrs. W. S. Mor
ris. Mrs. Harry Bibec, Miss Cnr;s 'Wal- ,
ters.
Personals and Briefs. s I
Misses Helen Holden and Bonne Wal- j
ters of the Tsland, were the iriiesls of i
Miss A'irsrinia. Wiestling yesterday.
Frank Khejinir of the Tsland, visited:
Warwood friends yesterday.
1.. May. Superintendent of the Man- i
Between 25th Street War wood and
8th Street Benwood
Effective Sunday, November 12, 19] 6:
NORTH BOUND
From Benwood ?
Daily cxeept Sunday? 5:13 \. and r very fifteen minutes thereafter
until 12:00 midnight. cwpi that it:-!", p. M. oar gofs to First Street only.
Cars l^M vins: at and I 2:"0 A. M ro i>> Tenth Street only.
Sunday only ? K:00 A. JVI.. ?? : 110 \. M? 7 :f>0 M., 7:30 A. M., and every
fifteen minute? thereafter. the schedule from then on being same us week
day.
From 10th Street ?
Daily except Sunday ? 4:30 A. M. ?nd "vry flflrru mlnuf's thereafter
uut.il 12;O0 midnight I.as! car. A. M. 12: IT- <-ar ro First StreM only.
Sunday only ? 5.13. ,r>.4.", li:!5. 6:30. 7:n0. 7:30, ?:00 A. M., and every fif
I | tton minutes thereafter. The schedule front then on being same as week day.
SOUTH BOUND
From Warwood? | 1
Dailv except Sunday ? 4. 53 A. M. and "very fifteen minutes thereafter j
until 1 1 ;*7 P. M. ? last *ar to Benwood. fars leaving at 11-53 P. M. arid
12:08, 12:2.1 and l2:o" go to Tenth Street only. Car leaves Warwood for <
Ftr.st Street only at 1:23 A. M. _ t
Sunday only ? 5:3S, fi.OS. G:3F. Bio.", 7:23. 7:3S. 7 :."3 and ?.23 A. M., and >'
pve*-y fifteen jninutcs thereafter, the schedule from then on being same as "
week day.
When the above described service Is inaugurated th* following new
rules will be in effect covering operation of the Wheeling- Wellsburg cars
between Tenth Street. Wheeling, and C6th Street. Warwood:
SOUTH BOUND
Cars will stop at th<- reirular stops lifiwwn above points for th" purpose
or discharging passengers who have boarded ear at or north of 2f>th Street.
Warwood. Cars will not bo stopped to receive passengers between these
points except at 10th and 5th Street. Warwood and first Street. Wheeling.
NORTH BOUND
Cars will make local stops between ubove points for the purpose of re
ceiving passengers who desire to ride north of 25th Street. Warwood. but
will not make stops between those points tc> discharge passengers except at
First Street. Wheeling, and 5th and 19th Streets, Warwood.
Wheeling Traction Company
i
STOCKS AND EONDS.
A. E. MASTEN& CO. MEMBERS
BROKERS
"'OJ -205 -206 National Banfc 0} V/eit Va. oldg.
LOUIS F. BRAND, Manager.
\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE
RAILWAYS
Baltimore I. Ohio
RAILROAD
REDUCED FARES
TO
CHICAGO
ACCOUNT
Internationa! Live
Stock Exposition
DECEMBER 2nd-9th.
Tickets on sale December 3, 4 1 j
^and 5. Final return limit De-fi j
cember 13, 1916.
For full information, consult
Ticket Agents.
ufiiftnr<'T3 Heat arul Light company, of
Ifundrrd. \V. V:i.. is 1 1><> guest ..f li i?
sister. M rf. S. I'. ? 'hristian.
'I'll-- londttion i if Miss .Mary .Mr
M' i-lu'ii of Richiand avf'inio, who was
taken so seriously ill, sevi ral wcl's a go,
while (ho truest of A1 iss Li/.xie l.ist of
Whi eling. remains unchanged.
Mrs. T. li. MeLoJii has returned to hT
homo after a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
All'-n Burt of r-!i;o?-h lioltniii.
A number of Warwoodites attended
t ho performance of "JCatinfca." on Satur
day night at Hie <'ouri Theatre, inolud- J
<ng M r. and Mrs. .J. 15. Mcl.'owiil, ,S. P.
t 'hristian. Miss I-'. ' loldshorry. Mrs.
? 'has. Smith. Mrs. Wilson t "ox.
Mrs .1. Taylor will entertain (he
nv-inlMTS of her family with a very a.t
ini'-iiv.-lv appointed dinner on Thanks
giving Day.
LMnqnr A.&sn
WOODLNP. W \"a . >?? ? 2?" ? Mr
and Mrs. ames \Velf?. atKi da'igh'er. of
Moundsvilk. ftvnr Sunday With Mr.
Wolfe's parents. Mr. an I Mrs. Fred
Wolfe, of G-raysviile. .
Mrs. Arch Voho. of Warwood, spent last j
Sunday with Mrs Li.-.m Voho.
Earl Muldrc-w. of McMeehen. Sunday
ed with A. r,. Voho and family
Miss P~Iir>? Hasklns is Spending n
fi>w days with friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. I,. M. Reynolds. >'f Burch Rridee,
spent Friday shopptr.g.in Moundsville.
T. V. Voho. of Moundsville, was at
tending to liusip.esF at Woodland Wed
nesday
Charles Bowman. of Taylor's Ridge,
was seen at Woodland Fridav enroute to
Bureji Ridge, to visi- his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Bowman.
c. k. Franklin, of Burch Ridge, was
h Moundsville visitor Friday.
K. 1>. Miller, of Woodland, attended
a telephone meeting at Fairview Tues
day.
Roy Voho and O. C. Baumherger at
tended to business at Moundsvll'e last
Saturday.
William Cain will have a sale Satur
day. I ?scomber 2nd. at hlu home ? in !
Rureh Ridge.
Mrs. Harry K rhy and son. Hiir.tld.
returned lion:. Tuesday I'-vm Mounds
ville, where they spent week visiting
Mrs. Kerby's parents.
HAZLETT & RODMAN
Successors to
HAZLETT & HAZLETT.
Stocks, Bonds and Underwriting,
35 Twelfth Street.
Bell 906; Na^l. 923.
JAMES GREER
Correspondent of
LAWRENCE J. DIETZ & CO.
Mombers of New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange.
Stocks an?. Bonds. Direct Wira to all
Primary Markets.
National 291. Boll 2100
301.30b Schmi-lbach Build.'.ng.
SPEIDEL & BACHMAN, Inc.
INVESTMENTS.
Stocks, Bonds and Insurance.
Either PI. one 983.
401-2-3 German Bank Building
Members of Wh'g Stock Exchange
S. P. Norton. G. W. Norton.
NORTON & COMPANY
Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate.
636 Nat. Exchange Bank Bldg.
Inquiries Solicited.
Telephone No. ^S.
Members Wheeling- Stock Echange.
FIDELITY
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
New York and Local Stocks and Bonds.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE
NEW YOEE AND CEICA&O.
Members Wheeling: Stock Exchange.
BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
lTCMTSTEV?S0fi I no"
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange
All orders and itwulrics given prompt
Attention.
Bell 403 315-322
NatT 342 ? Schmulbach Building
HOWARD HAZLETT & SON
Stock, Bond and Investment
Securities.
Booms 215, 221 222 Schmulbach Bldg.
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange
Bell 23 and 39. Nat'l 23 and 99
GEO. W. BARON
3R0KEK
LISTED AND UNLISTED STOCKS
AND BONDS.
812-813 Schmulbach Bldg.
Boll 1336 ? National 765.
3. R. Marshall, Mgr. Bond Department
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange
BELMONT, 0,
BELMONT. O.. Nov. 2s? Mr. Wra. -Wil
son of Alledoma. was a eall?r et Ed Wil
son's one day last week
T. J. Hatehcr and s"n Leurs. were
callers at Rarnesville last Thursday
Hadvey Calvert was a filler at Bfl
inont last Saturday.
Messrs. Wm. Harris and Charts Mays
were callers at Belmont Monday.
Misses Mary an<i Lura Hatcher wis
shopping at Barnrsville last Saturday.
Messrs. Tilden Whit^ mid Henry Per
kins were <~n I lets at Belmont Wednca
day.
Albert Kemp attended the institute at
Chestnut level Monday and Tuesday.
Emmet t Powell < > r" i.'aptirni was a call
er tit T. J i iatel'.ed'.s Wednesday.
Victor !<? mp was a caller at Belmont
Tuesday.
Messrs. Charles Mays and Andy Kemr>
attended the institute at Chestnut level
Tuesday night.
M.ssrs .rolin Kemp .nd Manusell
Kwops we r ?? ?-al|ers at T. Hatcher's
Thursday.
Sam Lucas was in the vicinity this
week buying iur.

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