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The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
HoUsECLEANING HINTS
FOR THE BUSY WOMAN

Tie beautiful color that Is the feature
Of Florentine picture frames you restore
with the beaten whites Of eggs-say three
Into which half an ounce OF soda has
been stirred. Apply the mixture with q
soft brush.
Hsndkerchiefs that are wanted in a
hurry should be soaked at night in cold
water. and the first thing In the morning
should be washed very carefully. rinsed
thoroughly. and while quite wet should
be spread against the window pane.
where the sun will act as a dryer and
the glass as an iron.
After the cleaned furniture has been
put back into the rooms. the clean cur
tains are put up. the pictures with all
their frames and glasses freshly polished.
and every little knickknack rubbed with
paraf1n and daintily refreshed, the
housekeeper's work is done.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
Fables of the Wise Dame
~ DOROTHY DIX.

found that he was not a Soon Enough
Bird TO catch the Early Worm so he
went to q Wise Old Man and put up a
Moan.
Il do not understand this" he said,
''for from my EARLIEST Youth my Mother
has considered me a Genius and ex-
pected Fate TO hand me out Hunks of
Cake. Instead of this the best / have
been able to do is TO Scratch up enough
for a Hand Me Out Lunch, which sets
heavy on my Chest. Why II this thus?'
Some of u.s. replied the Old Man,
ARE Matched out with all the Brains
We are ever going TO have and we Use
them Up in the cradle instead OF saving
them to do Business on.
Your trouble is that you were a
Bright Child and when you said Smart
Things, instead OF Spanking you for
them, your Mother repeated them In
Company and that Swelled your Head.
Moreover, you exhausted your Visible
Supply Of Gray Matter on InfantlIe
Tricks that did not Pay. The Result is
that instead OF being a Face Card you
are merely Three Spot. and you will
get lost In the Shuttle OF the Game of
Life
And as the Old Man had prOphesIed so
1t came to pass.
Moral: This Fable teaches what be-
comes OF all of the Wonderful Children
that we hear so Much About when they
are Little and. Nothing OF when they
are Grown.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
Must show the Goods.
THE JOY OF HEAVEN.
Publahed BY request

tPubl&hed by reqpest)
Fair are the streets Of gold,
Lovely the fadeless iowers;
There. where in bliss untold,
Flow the unending hours; ~
Bright are the rippled streams
That winds OF heaven have Kissed
Rich are the lucent CLEANS
OF pearl and amethyst.
Fair are they all, and yet
Ever my lifted heart
Doth these delights forget, ...
Dreaming of where Thou art
Not all Thy treasures stored
Can fIl my hearts deep space:
One hope Is mine, o, Lord,
Ts see Thy face!
There in unchanging light
The glorious spirits dwell; --r. ...
There stands the throne, more bright
Than earthly words can tell;
There, by the rivers brink,
Sweet souls shall wander free,
Yet none Of these, think,
Only, my Lord, of Thee. ...
Dearer those hands Of Thine,
Dearer, Thy sacred feet,
Wounded for sins of mine
Than all beside most sweetl
One joy, all joy above,
With all my heart beguile;
10 see my smile, u LOTQs
To see Thy smile.
There clearest tones shall ring
Gladly from lips redeemed;
Sweeter the songs they sing
Than souls ON earth have dreamed!
Never from burdeDed heart
Shall rise a piteous strain;
Never shall pain have part
In our best songs again.
Yet, though glad waves of sound
Through heavens deep courts shall
thrill,
Piercing creations bound.
Not these mine ears could fll!
One sound, and one alone,
Can makes my soul rejoice;
Only I long. mine own,
To hear Thy voice!
Fair are the gold and gems
OF that most princely state
Lilies on lustrous stems
Wave by the ivory gate:
Seraphs on wings Of fire,
Sweet smiles Of spirits bright,
Rest for all pure desire.
Food for all deep delight.
These are Thy joys. and yet. j
Could they more glorious be?
All I would still forget,
Thinking but once on Thee!
Father and Spirit blest,
Dear Lord. who love our strife,
Thy presence is my rest.
Thy love my life.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
GREAT CARE Is NEEDED
IN BRUSHING THE HAIR

In brushing the hair the greatest care
must be taken not to pull or strain II.
II IS common error with many that
rough, vigorous brushing is good
= On the contrary. It Is decidedly harm
ful and often permanently injuries the
hair roots. As the hair grows directly
from these roots, being constantly built
up and pushed upward from the root, too
much care cannot be given not to strain
these delicate organisms in any way.
In selecting comb be sure to get one
with rounded teeth. II is best to have
two eombs-one with coarse, blunt teeth
and the other somewhat finer.
The brush should not be too stiI. but
just stin enough TO reach the scalp
readily, as brushing should tone up the
scalp. Absolute cleanliness in brush and
comb is one Of the essentials for keeping
the hair and scalp IN healthy condition.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL
BUCKLES ON NEW SHOES

Originality in the new spring shoes
seems to center in the large variety OF
buckles. which are shown in all sorts Of
shapes and materials. Gold. silver, rhine
stonesy guu-metal pearl, both smoked
and white, and all the fashionable lesth-
ers are seen In the, various notifications
of the square, round. oblong, oval and
diamond-shaped buckIes
Chiffon rosettes and buttery bows stud
ded with gold or silver sequins or rhine
stones are extensively used on evening
slippers, and one Of the seasons distinct
novelties is the application OF gold or
silver hllgree design to the Louis oGinze
heel. -
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
A Cure for Nerves.

People cultivate nerves to a large ex.
tent, and do not apply simple rules tc
cure them. Healthy work, particularly
out of doors. is an excellent antidote "a
nerves. Onions are very good tonic FOR
nervous people. Cranberries are good
for sufferers from inactive liver.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21

Put soft, thick, cloth on a table at
one corner. Lay the shirt waist on the
table, with out srmhole over the corner
Pull the waist tight and iron it. In this
way the shoulder is ironed smooth and
kept in shape. 1t is especially good for
plated waists
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21

MariOn Couthony.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21

Cut slices Of salmon and cucumber
and put them between bread and butter,
then roll them up in lettuce leaf, soak
ing in vinegar for one hour. or a salad
dressing.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21

Collars are Of prime importance this
year, and never before was there such
an array OF these in lace and lace COM
bined with embroidered linen. Others are
of net or hand-embroidered muslin.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


office % the Clerk. County Court
ohio county. state ~ West virginia
IN the Tuttcr ~ the probate u the
laHt viii gul teatuiuent " james Dixon.
deceased.
TIE object 81 the petition ni-i in this
matter on fhC Ord day ~ September.
1919 la 20 have admitted 60 PROBATE TIE
paTcr writing purpOf firE tu ne che last
VIII and testament ~ james Dixon. De-
CEASED. bearing date nj TIE 18Th day 81
ATriL In the gear 1919 And ~ appear
lfE from an AFFIDAVIT made before toe
ur r. 81 Adeicman. attorney Tor JarreI
lfNon. lr.. the petitioner. that Wviic W
Dixon. an Interested fartf. O. a. non-rcri-
dent ~ t1c state ~ west virginia. 20 o.
ordered fhat be- do appear 10 uv office.
lu tHa rlff ~ wheeling Wlnf virginia.
in fhs co MY AMI state afnreaulI. within
one month after Cue date Of fha first
Publication hereof. and du what .a ucCfa.
anry 90 protect Ifa Interest fn said mat
fer The bearing uf said pcut0u Del oct
for October 9TH. A D.. 1872. a. o'clock
D. M
Published first time September g. 1919
joins Do WELLS. CLERK
County Court Duiu county. West Viz
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OIL AND GAS

The southwest extension OF the
Blue Creek held in Kanawha county
Is still FUR Ishing tho best producers
ON the ives; side OF Elk river. Elk
district. the Ohio Fuel OIL company
mas drilled a second test on the I'D =
ward Slack farm through the Squaw
sand and has "a 75-barrel producer.
This location is 1000 feet west OF the
south Penn OH company's No. on
the Fred Gardner farm. The same
company has completed No. on the
j. F. Thumm heirs farm and has q.
producer OF the same calibre and I'm
the same formation.
In the northwest extension the
Ohio Fuel oil company has completed
No. on the J. II. Copenhaver farm
and mas a 4O-barrel producer. on
Pinch creek. I'm the southwest. Cross
cup. Rummell 4 Schwabe have com
pleted its ttst on the Coal a Coke
* r. RIGHT OF way aud has a sO-bar-
rel producer. The Omitted Fuel Gas
company gave its No. on the James
r. Brown farm a shot and increaseI
It's production from 10 barrels to 445
barrels a day.
Rosne County Compilations.
Three miles north Of Spencer. in
spencer district. Roanc county. the
Carter oil company has drilled a test
on the r. $. Fisher farm through the
Big inJun sand and has a show for a
1O-barrel pumper. after shot. IN
Smithfield district, the South Penn
OIL company has completed a test
on the c. 4. Webb farm and has a
fair sasser in the Big Injun sand.
In Reedy district. the South Penn
OH company and the Fisher OIL COM
pany have drilled test 'on the Joseph
Ashley farm through the Berca Grit
and found IL barren. II Is still drill
ing. on Sells run. Center district.
company has now drilled its No. 8
on the y. T. McConnaughy farm
through the Berea grit and has a Is
barrel puiaper.
on Mill Run. Clay district Wood
county. CoIgden a. Richardson nave
now drilled a test on the Richard
Marsh heirs farm through the Sec
Ond Cow Run sand and have a duster.
On tho river front in williams dis
trict. Thomas Richie No. on the
Gregg Carney farm. 81 being drilled
from the Cow Run to the lower
sands.
on Muddy creek. Ellsworth dis
trict. Tyler county. p " Weekley
has drilled n test on the BENJAMIN
Weekley frrn through the big Iniun
sand and has n gasscr on Point
Pleasant Greek. the Melr0so OF e
Gas company H. due In the sand ~
a second test on the Joseph X. Ank
rom farm. In Contervl1e and Afc-
Elroy districts, IN the same county.
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TO INVESTIGATE
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PUBLIC SALE

The foiloWing described property.
that H. a. say. the lease from tha CIV
~ Wheeiing West Virginia Tor Dot
number 100 Do said city. 90 fho north
east corner % Market street and Alley
Pour. with the building thereon known
- number 1is. go and 1Z1 Market
street. Will be- Offered at public sale NJ
the north front door ~ tho court house.
on
tuesday. The 10Th nay OF September.
1919.
commenting AZ 30 o'clock n. n
Terms ~ sale t0 be- cash
FRANK a. MCMAHON
Executor of the Estate of
Ann McAlIefer
au-1g-1f -s-3-l-1-f0
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the Philadelphia company has rnads
locations for eight gas wells ON
Long run. Central district. bod
drldge county the same company a.
building rigs for tests on the 4. ID
and Frank Smith farms.
on Long Run. CentervilIe district
/ Tyler county. the Independent Gas
company las drilled its second frst
on the lIesper iiendershot farm into
the MaNon sand and has suspended
Operations. on Middle Island Creek.
~ the same district. the West Viz
ginia Heat q Light company has
made the location for we'll on the
School lot ON the same stream. IN
West Union district. Doddridge coun-
". J. p. Trainer t. building the rig
Tor "a test on the McConnell-Ireland
farm.
Southern Ohio.
Tn tho deep sand territory, on the
ohio side. 90 Fails Gore township
Hooking county j. " Black Il 90.
have drilled test on the Charles
Williams lct into the Clinton sand
and have show Tor a fnir producer.
ln the Same township. the Kumfort
OF q Gas company has started 10
dfhl d test on Toe John Aurund farm.
located one half mile south ~ the
Crockett oH a. Gas companys test on
'N' % r. .'Il'lN IHffl. ffAffN. Ia -
idFon a Noran's $50. 4 on tho y. ".
coal conuHuy's property is holding
800 az lnl nrfrels day.
The Northern Field
To- the northern end 20 tho deem
sand territory. ir Musknrum town
ship Muskirgum county. The Canad-
ian-ohio Dn q Gas coruanya test
on The Thomas Fainter farm has been
drilled throl rh fhc clinton sand and
BE- "a buster making The fourth ~ the
kind This company has completed
within Che past month. Ail are deep
SAND tests and the cost 81 drilling Is
very heavy.
Do Upreweu township. the Planet
Ol c0mpunvs Sos 0 and on the A
p. Ankrum farm ore consistent pro-
fnocrs. The two wells are holding
Up 90 fiH hnrrels dav with rreaf
regularity The Columbus Gas a
lurI company test on tho Jacob 3
ioushmau farm is producing 90 lar
rrls daf
In tIe shallow sand territory near
stockport. Penn township. MORAN
county. Mctiurh a Maynard have
completed 80 % on tho Rcttn Pier
point farrf and have fB-hnrr,i
pumpar in the Cow Run sand Nor
gan COUNTY fs now completing more
wells thHn any other shallow sand
district in southeastern ohio.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
Sealed PROPOSALS.
sesis: . sssSfsSSsSsrs. 5oSS:f:. d;

uotios 70 MsnufaStarSrs. JoSSsTs' sdSr-
fhants and Other N9olssels Dealers.
NOTICE - HEEBHf GIVEN, That
Of West vkrginia viii rscsive BIDS dsiiy
AZ ia 0ficf at Charleston, West Viz
ginla. for furnishing supplies for the
several state Institutions tie financial
management % wnicE 10 vested Ia said
Board Contracts Will be swardsd 70 tne
lowest bidders. Quaiity cOrNidsred and
other thiuEf reinH equal. West Nira nj q
dealers VIII be given preference
Lists o. supplies needed viii fur.
nlshed bidders on reoeipt Of requssts
tetlmF the line desired.
STATE BOARD on CONTROL.
ss-t-tf CHARLESTON Wesf Niraini a
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For Sale

$50 acres. situated two miles from
bethesda. the great summer resort
Good location. mo ef0ct farm good
farming land. principally limestone
soil, two veins coal. several buildings
vel watered. plenty ~ fruit viii
sell part or all Inquire
~ r. HYDE.
y. o. No. 4. GAINESVILLE. OHIO.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDSI


-DxfoM OF DoEDA
the successor % the Mound.vills. Sea.
800 800 40 Mnee.ies Railway Company,
ssa unpaid eoSYoh. ,h 81 ne , s.sss
ana oaut.noinx under the deed OF
trest dated october !. 1891. given BY
,ns said MoandsSille. Ben~oOd ana
wneenaS Halfway Company 10 Alfred
Saidweil ana William ETrkins. true
,ees tor the security thereof. the slid
oonas amoen,inx 20 one hundred thOus-
said payment and redemption will b.
made oy the deposit with the Gerrna MA
Halt Dollar Savings Bank OF Wheel
CURED b. the term. u, " . ,ss srSs ar.
on or before the nrst day OF October.
1914. OF q sufficient amount OF money
20 ,.us,y and redeem all Of said bond.
all interest on said bonds shall cease
% accrue on said FIRST dEy OF Octob-r
lsls. the money being 50 deposited for
and subsequently maturing coupoa.
thereafter shall be void
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
By W. A SHIRLEY.
tSecretary.
NOTICE.
Referring to the above notice OF re-
and wheeling Railway Company frrt
nlortsAse ef bonds We hereby oTer the
nOsuers OF SAID bonds the privilege OF sub
scrioing 10 a limited amount OF Wheel
Ing Traction nrst consolidated mort
gage 8 bonds OF is3l a, a special
price OF " and interest said offer
subject TO termination at any time
Without notice.
The Wheeling Traction Company
nIst consolidated mortgage Sc bonds
OF 1891 will be secured by a closed
nrr, mortgage OF two million ive hum
dred thousand dollars (t2.bO0. 0O0) on
the entire property OF the company
Nhlch Is earning more than twice that
amount At Its nxed charges
We shall be glad To furnish further
particulars upon application
REDMOND a Co
- Pine Street
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
WASHINGTON. u. c
au-3O-s-b-i2-l
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SUMMER RESORTS

IT'S VIEWER TOO HOT at Mounta,n
lake Park on the crest OF the Anege-
lies. ir - white oAE forest Boating and
Bathing In the Lake Coaching, Motor
leg, Bowling. Tennis. Golf. Campme@t-
ing July ,fh 60 l4th. Chautauqua. July
ltth 70 August 39th. Summer school
July lsth 20 August 18th. Aissie nary
Institute. July isth TO 10Th Bible Con-
ference. sulS sSth TO August sch. Good
hotels. home-':xs boarding houses. with
every modern convenience.
Sunfiic. homes on reasonable terma
Electric light. material gas. mountain
spring water. sewers
Addresn the Superintendent
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. ND.
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LOST.

~-~-~~--~---~-~-~~~~~~>-~~~~
LOST-FOcketbook. on Elm Grove car.
between Park and Wheeling. Labor
Day evening. Return and receive re-
ward. +. A. Jackson. Sands Electric Co.
s-4-i
LOBT-Ladies' gold watch. with pin. be-
tween Colonial theatre and Twenty
third street on Market Initial r. on
case Inscription inside Finder return
TO this office and receive reward.
a-4-ff
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0A'LY FASHION TALks
~ nav nAnron
A SMART FRock IN RUSSIAN STYLE.

livery .i.-
L ton Of the
beited or
Russian idea 10
smart this season.
This costume can
be made available
for linen. lingerie
materials. tafetz
and for fashionable
silks. The skirt
Is made in two
PIECES and there 10
an inverted plat at
each aide that En-
tends to the depth
ofthefouncing. The
little blouse coatee
Includes set in
sleeves and is quite
separate and closed
at the front. Made
with square neck
and short sleeves
and Of embroid-
cred or other fancy
material the COS
tune is adapted to
afternoon wear and
20 luncheons and
occasions Of the
kind. Made with
high neck and long
sleeves and from
plain linen or pique
simply finished. il
becomes suited to
morning wear.
For the IS year
sire will be required
~ yards Of ma
terial AZ. 4 yards
50. 81 yards -
inches wide with
sH yards Of en-
broidery IL inches
wide and 50 yards
Of tucking. 9 yards
Of banding: Is
yard IS inches wide
for yoke when high
neck IS used.
The May Man
ton pattern. No.
1929. is cut in sizes
for misses of rs and
IS years of age.
and will be mailed
"A ngr On rpraf,f -
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FOR SALE

Frame house containing SIX rooms.
bath and laundry. stone foundation. slate
roof. cement walks. finished attic. Lot
40xi20. Situated on South Broadway.
above ordinary high water.
Also a frame house consisting Of eight
rooms. laundry, arranged for two FAINT
lies. Lot s0xi7o. on North Wabash St
Bargain 20 quick buyer.
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MeCORTNEY-At GU. ego. Ili. on Tues
da,. -crtt iuncr 3. tai4. ~ o'clock "a.
10. IpiiN HOWARD McCOHrNEY
Funeral EervlCcF from the residence -
gorge b Fcfuy. WuodatIle Tnurrday
afternoon af o'clock Friends o. the
iamlf are invited to attend. Inter-
fueuf private Grfeuw0 God cemetery
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Out the Pike Home

s-roomed dwelling. modern. electric
hght. gas, etc.
Lot s0x357. lawn. garden. fruit and
splendid chicken yard and house.
Twenty minutes from Wheeling.
street cars stop In front OF house. 10
looking for a home with large grounds.
all well improved. good neighborhood.
etc; on quick deal $1,000. can ar
range for easy terms. It's a real
home property.
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$50 ACan FARa FOB BALE.

one o. me best and lest improved
farms In belmont Co. OHIO. Located
on the Flushing and Cadis road. 4. mi
north OF Flushing In Flushing Tp. and
2-Ini from r. & o. r. r. gta- 13-room
rick also lO-room frame residence,
both c9uippe1 with 'noder. conyenicn-
ces, and three fiye-room tenant houses.
Two larse barns. one modern dairy
torn, other horse and dairy comblne3
Carriage houses and out buildings. all
under slate rS-of. Good soil. farns well
waterec. and plenty OF frui; The No
f-foot vein Of coal goes with the
farm We VIII also sell the No. ;
sires Address L J.. HOLLOWAY,
Flushing. Onto. a-Ii-zGt
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Bruemmer 6 HHdebtand

Funeral Directors and 1.mf almera
Corner Marsft AMI 1acufy-aecouN sta
TeiaDhoue- 2o7. Opun dAz aad n-EhI
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rtS Shv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
bRTEEiAL EMBAIMER,
ft22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Ansp cred Ia, or Night
Store Phones SIS.
VIC l. Utrtschy. Hell Phone i1s2.H
C. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone i229-y
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WANTED-ROOMS

~>>>~~>~-~----~>~~~-~~--~
WAHTEp-Three rooms. with cellar.
gas and water. City or suburbs. no
children ddress. :. 81. D.. care Intel
liEeucer. SELL
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MEDICAL COLLEGES

College Of physicians ana Surgeons
or baltimore. ND.
UeEt Session October Let.
Entrance requirement those ~ the
Association ~ American Medical col
leEea Clinical facilities unusually good
Lahuraturifa we'll equipped. Technical
traiuluE thorough For catalogue adj
dress. VA p LOCKWOOD. Dean. Balti-
ore. Nd
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FEB LEH-1n Wednesday. September 4
l3ll al 2 O'Clock y. ~. MRS MARIA
year ~ her afc
Funeral notice hereafter
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PATENTSss.ss,Gss.'d;, ..,. E,ee;.
DIED.

WEfhEH-On "wednesday. September T.
1919. 90 the residence n his datrhfer
Mrs John Koch. Urn street. FiIIfor.
FREDERICK WIENER. in the T.th
year 81 his are.
Funeral notice hereafter
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ron aALE-Or exchange. or viii rent
on shares. 32s ecre farm In Crawford
county. slightly rolling. 100 acres suit
able for onions. balance general farming
and dairying. good buildings. III miles
from cheese factory. The chance OF a
lifetime for a hustler. Address or call
Chas. Kaiser. Boilaire. Ohio. s-a-i
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

s.s.,--,
board. sts dsin ~ az He'll
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Eight million feet Of heart pine fine
quality, easily worth $500 per thousand;
uam road and logging stream Large
complete outfit Everything in best
condition. Located right at junction OF
Two railroads. Eleven acres OF land and
NUMBER or small houses. Several splen-
Old tracts OF timber close by that can he
bought right This plant Is being oper-
ated on paying basis. Satisfactory
reason FOR selling. Recent cost Of plant
without timber. 10000. Price for quick
sale including timber. $4,000. Nenable
Ford. Lynchburg. Va. "a