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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-26
THE TRUST QUESTION NEXT

In a signed article in the last issue of the Commoner, W.. }.
Bryan states that the president and congress will soon be ready
to take up the trust question, the next question that demands de-
cisive action. The president has not yet outlined a detailed
policy, but he has given us the principle which will guide him,
and that leaves us in no doubt as to the course he will pursue.
In his speech 81 acceptance he reiterated the position taken in
four Democratic Rational platforms, namely, that a private mo-
nopoly is indeiensible and intolerable. AS his has n excellent
understanding Of the English language-no one understands it
better-he knows what words mean and how to use them. Since
he regards a private monopoly as indefensible, we can assume
that he will not undertake to defend it, and as he believes a private
monopoly intoerable, we can assume that he will not tolerate it.
The Democratic party is the only party that ever dared to
lay the ak at the root of the tree and attack the principle of pi,
vate monopoly. Both the Republican party and the Progressive
Republicans have dealt timidly with the trust question: both Of
these parties have had prominent representatives of the trusts
among their leaders. The Democratic party is able to deal with
the subject from the standpoint of the people, and it will stand
behind the president and his effort to secure legislation that will
make a private monopoly impossible.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-26
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
JOHN F. S~HAUGHNESSY

The Appeal wants to go n record as endorser for John
+. Shaughnessy, of the State Railroad Commission, who Is an ap-
plicant for the position on the Interstate Commerce Commission
made vacant by the sudden and lamented death OF John H.
Marble. Mr.. Shaughnessy has been "a member of the Nevada COM
mission ever since its inception. He was selected for and APP,
pointed to the position by Ex-Governor Dickerson because OF ms
probity, his efficiency and his wonderful grasp OF detail. "A rail
road man of many years experience he brought to the office a
trained mind that immediately permitted him to grasp the mtr1ca
conditions which confronted the railroad situation in this state,
and he has worked it out to the extent that he and his associates
on the commission have been able to save hundreds OF thousands
of dollars a year to railroad patrons. In addition, With the IS
sistance of the other members Of the board, he has brought the
demands of many public service corporations down to a point
where the people are now getting some return for the dollars they
have been turning in.
Should Mr.. Shaughnessy receive recognition by President
Wilson and be appointed to the position to which he aspres 1t
will be a great loss to Nevada, for it will be hard to replace him
on the commissions which he honors with his presence, but am
bition must be satisfied, and none can blame the gentleman for
aspiring to the step beyond.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-26
A LESSON in HOME INDUSTRY

The failure of the Los Angeles Investment company for sew
eral Millions has unfortunately caught quite a number Of Nevada
people. Dozens of people in Carson are already bewailing the
fact that their investments have gone glimmering never TO re-
turn. The fact that the firm advertised to pay Is per cent profit
should have been sufficient to have deferred most people from
risking their money. But glib stock sellers invaded the town
and caught a lot Of Nevada money. This also was true o n the
heels of the Sunset oil swindle, which got a lot of Nevada money.
There are plenty Of investments in this state which give a fair
return for money put into them and it is always a good idea to
invest your surplus money in the state where you make it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-26
USE A LITTLE FORCE

The Appeal suggests that instead Of spending the $4,000
appropriated by the legislature for erecting a building, collecting
and making an exhibition of Nevada wares and advertising the
same, that the money or a part of it at least be utilized in mobil-
izng a company Of lariat thrOwers, they to stand at all the Ne
vada railroad stations between Utah and the California line. and
as the trains pass through carrying the millions of sight seers to
view California wonderful fair, to rope and hog tie them as
they get out to relieve their tired muscles. Then forcibly esc0rt
them to the places where the cattle are grazing 0 n a thousand
hills, to the farms where corn and wheat reach heavenly heights
six days after planting, and to the flats where the beets and 90.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-26

tato reach the dimensions of a pumpkin over night. Lastly take
them to some bank, transfer deeds, and at the point of a gun force
them to dsgorge the profits of their last years crop.
Action in this line is just about in line with some Of the argu-
ment that is being made as to how the appropriation should be
spent. and it contains Just as much sense.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-26

NOVEMBER 20, 1873
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
CLERK UPHELD
Circuit Court Sustains Clerk Of Ohio
County Court in Appointing ES-
ecutors in Se-ligman
viii Case

The Circuit Court yesterday sus-
tanned the Court Court in regard TO It's
disposal OF the Seeligman will case
Clerk OF the County Court John How
AID Wells was upheld in every partic-
ular By the superior body in the mat
ter OF appointing an executor OF the
estate. Clerk Wells having refused 10
appoint a nonresident to the posi-
ton
u seems that the will was fled for
probate and Samuel Kraft and Louis
=. SecliEman were named as execu.
tors Al later date Louis Seelgman
through his attOr1cv protested that he
should have been appointed as an ex-
ecutor under the provision Of the will
Clerk Wells refused 10 appoint him on
the grounds that he was nOu-resi-
dent. he then appealed 10 the Circuit
Court. which upheld the County CLERK
Samuel Kraft the other executor
named I'm the viii. was qualified April
9th
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CANNOT SEND
CAMPAIGN FUNDS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-Limita-
tons upon the right OF individuals OF
committees 70 collect funds in one
state and send them secretly TO an
other for presidential or COMPRESSION
al campaigns. were discussed by the
senate today. during several hours
debate on the Clapp bill TO prohibit
interstate transportation OF such
funds. The senate adjourned tonight
without final action on the bill.
The measure was designed to pro-
hibit the financing OF national cam
paigns by the great interests In New
York and elsewhere. but Senator
Cummins contended during the de-
bate that IL woul prohibit the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. or National
Woman's Suffrage league from send
Ing contributions from one state 20
another. Senator Ciapp insisted the
bill would not prohibit the mailing
or literature. the employment or
speakers, or the use OF advertising
and that any use on campaign FUNDS
outside OF these lines. II attempted
secretly or improperly. should be
made punishable. The bill would per
nit national committees to send funds
from one state to another when those
funds are properly accounted for in
their public statements.
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ing OF Cruger street Patterson. and
Contractor Lemons expects to start
work In few days.
The town OF Patterson has started
work laying water main through that
city.
Eorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. A Miller OF
Patterson. baby girl.
Frank Smith. mail carrier. on r. =. n
No. ]. Elm Grove. will start on his
vacation next Wednesday. lie expects
TO spend IL in the mountains hunting
Russell Irvine returned to his home
At Elmwood, after spending several days
at Barton.
Thomas Naurer. Lester Crow Pete
Pryor and Logan Kittle VIII spend the
day IN Iittsburgh.
John Jefferson. salesman for the
Wheeling Corrugating Company. is at
home for the election.
H. 4. McGlumphy Of Elm Grove spent
yesterday hunting.
br. Henderson returned TO Claysville
yesterday. after spending several days
exon, o. Elm Grove
u. =. Gibson - moving the goods from
his store at EdgingtOn Lane TO the
store Al Fl mGrove.
Wesley Miriner and r. W. Luke were
business visitors in Elm Grove yester-
day.
Harry Riggle and winfred winters
spent sunday with friends up Big
Wheeling creek.
Dauuie Winters. OF Elm Grove. has
purchased new horse.
The Flying Squadron. composed OF
several prominent Wheeling men. made
a trip TO Valley Grove last evening
whore they delivered very interesting
talks ia behalf Of Hon. J. g. Hearue
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THE THEATER
HoWE's PICTURES.

\ reproduction OF the most entranc.
ing scene In the wofld-the Grand
canyon OF Arizona Is promised nv
~ man H. Howe at the Court Theater
'HI9 Friday and Saturday. October T.
ana u. 10 mas been proclaimed as tho
biggest beautiful thing on earth. and
~" one. after seeing 10. would dispute
inc clam. To make the descenf is
l!N' making % Journey to the center OF
'h' earth with iuuumerablo thrills fur.
"IFN'u hN prcCIpiCes underioot and
L,l Prhdicular cliffs oVerhang.ug above
%" ancient Romans built amphithea
'"i- OF marble seating 10000 peopIe
mat were considered big. and Vet the
'rahd canyon includes two natural
i"iu. amphitheaters "a thousand times
more ancient. and ten thousand fines
more wonderful Yet these occupv bu,
small portion Of the whole pano.
rama
IN pleasing contract 20 the scenic
Eranf"urs az the cannon. Mr. UoW..s
s"ri' also shows 'hp real Uopi and
Navajo Indians in frrf native hauufs
around the canyon These are NOT tho
Np pc ~ Indians o. Indians that
ar" usual , exploited br -lruwru buf
On" rnal t.n'.. unmarried and uneuI1ial
hF any Influence huf those Of thei-
hfilF" hHTnts and environment Tho
ZOO" ulv rroecrfafive OF tho
-frHnF".' .-.h"s of orr follow c0unf-,
mon That They ha,c remained nm
changed in our land OF perpetual
chang" .- ehoWn hy thc 4cruo4 which
reveal them engaged in their native
industries eu'n ss vnayire blanket
Be-, making r'r in frr Same ua
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INJUNCTION HEARING.

In ITO matter 81 the Pittsburgh a.
West Virginia Coal company against
John = white and others. which was
'o have been taken M iu the United
states court a. Clarksburg. Will he
heard az the coming OF court 10 bc
hold IN this city starting October 81.
s restraining order was issued by
Judge DAYTON on application OF the
plaintiff company forbiddinr any OF
the striking miners from interfering
with Tho men VINO are working Boa
The mines or 20 make any effort to
organize them
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At TIE osppeuw

I'" popular Orur.rm Tf.rfn~ hand
.r"''rr 1.'-ff'H EaHr rsrfcvrre
'n 'r patron. irI OBI. frrtfor .r
' '.''r '." r..h. aUl giro h.r &C.
crowd. f'af turned oYf fn a a
fr'' I' Hrr .'' fr ire ahrl' f
''' '.nI Nov. md "ci.. % mirf1t ro
coined offering woe splendid
Urr'rI
Ih. hr 1rr'ruce art on tho bu d.
'F" great old u-ro to4m ~ rov and
Word anF many old t-rc theafcr co
orr. Urrn ou lrrd i4et nfrht to riye
These two clover comedians a rood
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JUSTICE SHOPS

John Nar-k ard Mrs Mary Wanich
wore fined 500 and costs Yesterday
bN Squire RAIDER on n charge of adul
tory They were picked up on tho
Sou.h Sids sunday afternoon
Sam Austin was fined 81 and costs
yesterday for being ~lk tie was
picked 40 by Constab,, Iunkins
Jpe Nothing drums. by Wickham.
co. CON DAYS
Harry Roller drunk. by RAIDER. five
DAYS
John Eo'HN got Eve and costs for
being drunk. It W.csf8m
John Sch,on .h who raised tho d.e.
tu-hlucr ou tho plr Handle traction
car 'f.f week received $40 and costs
By squire Compcrs
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sendon II has been exactly 30 Years
since Fox and Ward played in Wheel
ing AZ tine old Thcater Comique and
Washington Hall They were remcm.
b"red 10y many who had seen them In
the oldeu days Their Offering Is n
corker and they carried on all honors
on the bill from an applause stand
point Then there were Kirsburv and
Munson. in one Of the best comedy
dramatic playiofs OF fha season. emit.
tied The Devil IN Possession " This
act was another roaring laughter Of
iering and ono ~ the hits on the bill
Tanean and CiaNton In a musical va.
ri"'v comes" d'd nicoIv and received
tn'ir share az fho applause Ncvi1s
ant Gordon 7s the Travelling Sales.
man and Pho Ttpewrifo-." held their
own WITH any 1c' on the biz hil
Tho OruEnGw Theafc- manaromonf
should ho civen q vlf. ~ thanks from
tho fHo1fer going public ~ this CITY
f'r tho great show nov PLAYING. Co.,
VOL 7s Tho rrca' vaudeville tbev
h'v" boon r~s.s nf'rr 90 This ronuilr
playhouse This season n fa % hill az
SIX al.e'ar acts that ie now nIlviur
and those who 'HurrDr fo The Orrtr.
nm can rre' assured fhar arc going 20
500 vaudeville show we'll worth eo.
in~ fo 500
Tho election results VIII %. an
n0rnr'1 a.rir- a-formancre o.
night
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Don't Eat Soap

Every now and then you get fain;
taste of soap in something YOU eat.
That is because the pot or skillet or
saucepan has been cieaned(o with or.
binary yellow soap and IL has LETT n
trace OF the rancid fat and nauseating
rosin in the vessel. n Easy Task soap
is used. the cooking utensils are made
absolutely clean and antiseptically
sterilized. Families that use Easy
Task soap seldom have a doctors bill
10 pay. because II drives out disease
germs with the dirt. One cake OF IL is
worth two OF other sorts-Adv
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. VIII Cruise. Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
Office, Blayney's Drug store.
S-3..f


The ohio County Teachers association
VIII hold "A meeting Friday OF this week
IN the Triadelphia district high school
meeting will be held and a lunch Wi.
De- served by the domestic science de
partment OF TIE school at noon. As this
j. ne nrSt meeting OF ne association
,AiS yN1r all teachers are reuueste.i TO
be present. All arrangements have. been
made FOR tie meeting by Mss orr. presi-
dent OF the association.
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w fSIIiNGTON. ~ C Ort f7-Ef
ward Farr afri So v.rrs. father OFF
'onFr"ssman John 70 F8rr. died hero
io NIGHT Mr Iarr VAS ono Of OBJ, frsf
Nr.shmcu to settle i1 Scranton II.
Was bon Che furniture business. and was
Ia veteran oi neSiru War.
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n. & O. rtuishe, k.pa,- vo-N

IUr u. =. NaIIrOad Company has
practically finished fh- work Of repairinr
u" hi below MI de ChantaI wnIca was
Weakened by The Hood OF last March.
Nearly 200 cars ~ g.! lders were used in
masking the MI and 70 IS thought that the
rrods OF the future viii have no eject
on ~ and that II will be perfectly cafe
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. malay. % OC' o. Coming On
fh.e city lasf rirr. from fhe plurf-,
on. fu'uu'hU being driven Dos r4v
'r hh turned turtle aIerr tho banks
~ I..rrhtfd r't.r gruth was hin
''E'I rI.- fhg crr t1f when no vss
'.'.'g.f.f Nn was found t1 De- only
.'IEhfN burt
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Stu der obseauiec.

ne fNreftl OF tge late Mrs Margaret
haef. OF center street. Elm Grove W n
niec AZ lat" hour SUNDAY evening viii
ne ncld "Wednesday morning al @ o'clock
W. ne - vincent dc Paul church She
- NENiN'u 10y Ter husband Charles an &
y Tour daughters Misses Margaret
Mary. Rose and Francis. all 81 whom 70
@iHc ~ nome. The deceased was iu Ter
-SNfhtN-third year and lad resided al
Elm Grove for th" past four years.
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Footbsn Game friday.

TII"y me sfT0ng TrIHdsIphia FOOTBALL
,eam VIII meet tie Liusly team on the
I'm Grove grounds AMI quite an inter
sung game Is expected. a. both teams
are IN o.. best OF coudit on Tn. IfrsIv
team mas been playing fast ball. while
! II adelruta boys DEFEATED Warwoud
saturday 10y tie score OF 80 70 o.
small admission fee will be charged
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MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN WILL
BE BROUGHT TO CLOSE TONIGHT
warvood Briefs.

road from Stop % on the Panhandle
traction line tarOugh Homeacres. a little
town on the outskirts OF warwOOd-
warvood Briefs.
Mrs. Joseph Evel has returned TO her
nome on Twentieth street after visiting
friends in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Lydia BedeIl. OF At. Vernon. o..
- visiting her son. &. :. Bedell. OF Tven-
ty-nrst street.
James Wright is improving az his
nom. AFTER having one OF his fingers
badly burned with hot metal at the Mer-
MarwOod
Mrs. Angelina McCracken. % Vance
avenue. North Marwo od. ~ visiting rela-
tiNes and friends at New Athens. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Donley. OF Bel
lalre, -. are guests OF Mrs. John IN am
ocrs. OF Hess avenue. North Warwood.
Mayor ~. e. fuhr. OF North Warwood.
ma sjuSt completed the work on his hot
BEG IN the rear Of his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kenned~. OF
Chester. ". Va. IS visiting at the home
or Mrs John Gamblers. OF Hess avenue.
. Flton III oinpson. Of Glenus run. spent
sunday with friends at Elm Grove.
Edward Smith. OF Hess avenue. North
Narwood. II improving and will be able
To De out In about two weeks.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
uottos 10 manufacturers, Joeeers, Nor
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.

Aoces 70 manufacturers. Jooeers. Nor
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
tne state Board OF control Of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. It's oNice At Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions the financial mango
tneht or which = vested in said Board.
contracts will be awarded 20 tfe lowest
bidders. quality cons dered and other
things beng equal. West Virginia deal
efs VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed viii be FUR
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
agTO Charleston. West Virginia
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FOR SALET

ron sALE-I;otaf Typewriter with taie
a'.t almost new. So Loo. srH NdA
&c.. Wheeling s-f..t.if
ron SAL s-O.itcr t.rrwrite- ,suod
nd tUn &C. q smith go Main
Wheeling He'll s7c-H N1uorM
laaf-M auIs-tf
ron sALE-orn oliver Typowrfte SO o.
iueIiNeIy EuoI az new Your rw1
'lr. lf n reasonable Lock ctc Fim
Grove. " Va nuaN.ff
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ron HENT-Furnished or unfurniShed
rooms. reasonable. 20s-J. Altenheim
Bell phone. o-l1-tf
TOR aEyr-Furnished rooms Large
elegant room with private lavatory
No. 1929 Chaplins ST. o-li-m
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AVIATOR NILES
WINS A PRIZE
IN AERoPLANE RACE OVER SIX.
TY-MIlE COURSE IN
NEW YORK.
Travelled Distance In 54:55 and Gets
Third Money-Flew in This City
in September.

NEW YORK. Oct. l3.-In an aero
plane race over a course approximate.
ly sixty miles, from the aeronautical
aerodrome al lakewood Heights, Stat
en- Island. up to and around Mannat-
tan Island and back to the starting
point. William :. LuCkey. driving a
100 horsepower bi-plane to-day won
the hrst prize OF 81 900 offered by
the New York Times by completing
the route in % minutes. - seconds.
A second prize Of $3.50 went TO Chas.
+. Niles in "A similar bi-plane who
covered the course in - IS.
Z. Muvin Wood in an so housepow-
or monoplane. won the third. money,
$500. His time was 5S:19. Only two
others started. J. Guy Gilpatrick, in a
monoplane of so horsepower. and
Toney Janus in 75 horsepower bi-
plane. finishing as named in
LOSER 3-5 and 1:13:57 respectively.
Originally there were seventeen en-
tries for the event. which was held
in commemoratiou Of the first flight
in heavier-than-air machine by the
late Wilbur Wright at Kittyhawk.
y. c., ten years ago
As race the contest was a great
success. there being no accident OF
any kind. All the flyers, however.
suffered from the cold northwest
wind which flew sideways over the
course during the entire flight.
Large crowds saw the race from
vantage points in Brooklyn. Manhat.
tan and New Jersey.
Charles F. Niles. who won second
money in the contest. made a mum
Der OF flights in this city during the
state fair in September and is well
known TO a number OF residents Of
this city who made his acquaintance
and will be glad To learn OF his sue.
cess.
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT

FoR RENT
THE BA8EMEHTG, FIRST STCOFD
THIRD, FOuRTH AND FIFTH FLOORS
OF He NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAH.
TILT HuILD DING ON MAIN BTREET
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNER.
Will BE READY ABOUT FIRST or
EACH FLooR CAN BE RENTED
EEPARATELY.
JAMES l.. HswLuY.
1O05ls riAIM STRTTT.
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ne schools ~ Triadelphia district
VIII be closed an dav to-day. on accom-.
OF the election being held I'm some OF 'he
SCHOOL h.iii'Nrs The scholars W ill al-l
enjoy another dat or FRIDAY. when tho
ohio county Teacher Association meets.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City 6,
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized pay stations:

Company's off!ce. corner 18th &
Chapiine Street. Wheeling. W. Va.
Rank OF Fulton. Fulton. w. Va.
The First National Bank, Elm Grove
West Virginia
State Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Paw your electric Tight. water ana
gas bills at the most convenient pay
station g. u JCNKINS. Treasurer
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POIU

'--~-~--~s~~-->~~~-~~-,
ohFING OHs-Iiuff. BLACK. white. both
'.I anI Young cheap. Ireuc.fIlu In-
-lf'I Both phones o. o. Marsh
s-sa.10f
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BreUmmer G. Hildebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Embalmsra
f.H NHrhNf H"H TwrrfF.s ernrf So
4e.e4huuo 2.f D4cn day and nisl-
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road from Stop IS on the Panhandle
I traction line through Homeacres. a little
b town on the outskirts OF warwoOd.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert - & ny
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ART TRIAL ENBALNER.
1872 and ff2f Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones f1r
VIC T. H'rta.hy. BcU Phone f2S7g
e j. Bcr 7cbv Nat Phone f129Y
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riEe Briefs.
bricks are being hauled Tor the nav
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EOR SALE.

foH SAbE-Ihree turret lathes. differ
cnt sizes. ono engine lathe. Drill
press. Excellent condition. Rargain
ElJer Co. Cameron. ". Va o-iS-I
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FOR SEIE-Three young Chester brood
sovs. Enquire ". r.. Gibson Triadel-
phi1. ~. Va. Ben phone 2S2-R. g..
o-l.-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

NoTICE-Persons having clothing at
Charles Newman's. 46. 18th St. over
time. must call within - days or they
viii be sold DILL
FRUIT. ornamental and shade trees AT
special prices for few DAYS 20 in
duce fan planting. At Colerain Nurseries.
Address 4. Starbuck. Colerain. -.
o-7-70t
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FOR sALE-Why don't YOU stop climb
lug hills and buy my farm OF iU1i-
9crrs iu the edge ~ Icerfiefd. -. So
hills. no fiat land. VIII drain itself CON
ulacadam road running 90 depot Good
home. barns new chicken house Is
acres white oak timber Five minutes
walk depot or public square $40 .r~
acre. $1,000 down. balance time write
Tor particulars. w n Wilson D-ar-
field. a.. o-ls-r