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ORIGINAL PAINTINGS ARE
BEING EXHIBITED HERE

Among the paintings being exhib-
tied IN the Decker Building are sew
eral depicting scenes in New Mexico.
The catalog contains the names of
America greatest artists and a
study of them will be- both educa-
tional and inspiring, in fact this is
Il rare opportunity for Deming citi-
zenS 10 enjoy the best in art at very
nominal cost. The ladies of the art
class of the Woman's Club are to be
congratulated ON obtaining this en-
hibll aud II is hoped that the patron
age they deserve will be Forthcoming
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MERCHANTS CARNIVAL

AT the Crystal Theatcr. April ,.
will be held the Merchants Carnival.
benefit Ladies Hospital. by local
talent. Thirty young ladies in line of
march, representing business house,
of Deming. and u forty.fve minute
sketch by the Dcming Troubadours.
introducing some clever operialties.
will contribute To the evening, enter
talnmenl. Admissions. -. - and ~
cents.
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MERCHANTS CARNIVAL

One of the most pleasing enter
tainments of the season will be given
Tuesday evening. \ march and
chorus of thirty of the most attrac-
tive young ladies will represent the
business places of Deming in song.
chorus and musical sketches. Some
pretty and unique costumes will be
worn. The entertainment is for the
benefit of the Ladies Hospital Come
and bring your friends.
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The Baptist Ladies Missionary Aid
society will meet with Mrs. o. T.
Finch Thursday afternoon at , 30
4 letter from Fred Jack states that
Mrs. Jack arrived safely in FL Pas0
and that she j. evidently improving
steadily.
NJ W. DcPuy has let a contract 10
Ed Moran for the erection of five
room bungalow of white brick on
Granite avenue. near Spruce street,
The Columbus School District will
vote next Tuesday ON bond, for the
erection Of new mp Ia date high
school.
sam Watkins j. buzzinc around in
new REQ motor truck. which show
the advi>abIity Of getting in the coal
aud wood business. You can't escape
sam "r the undertaken
The Little Vineyards Company ha,
installed 3j-pouud capacity chwn
which will take care Of the company,
milk and all butter fat of the farm
cr> of the valley for which the top
market price will be paid.
Fairbanks. Morse y Co. have
shipped one of their sixty horse
power tractors, fully equipped. to
Dcmug Tor demonstration purposes.
Two ears having already been sold.
\ new warehouse will be erected at
lh" railroad ground, and IN addition
10 carrying stock of engines here
they will also carry supplies and re
pairs. The new agency j., in No
Deckert Building. with f.. \. Mooney
employed a. district salesman.
Harry Kelly. cashier OF the Dem
my National Bank, will begin the
erection Of new bungalow on the
north side of Pine street adjoining
the Pollard property within the next
few day. The bungalow j. to be of
brick, seven rooms, one story with
basement complete, hot water heating
plant and other modern conyeniences.
II will cost about $4,000.
If you want a clean shave and
correct hair cut 90 to the Silver Ave
nue. Barber Shop. adv
Jacob IIau,ermau has purchased
the Andy Lewis tract of land. one
hundred aud twenty acres, about six
teen miles southeast of Deming con
liberation. - 100. Mr.. Hausermau
came here a few weeks ago from Eu-
IT,, Nebraska He expect, to devote
himself To- farming in TIM, valley.
{. l., Seagrayc~. colonization agent
ul the Santa f. in letter TO the
. Chamber Of Commerce. writes a, fol
."W~. "Nuu may rest assured that
. TIM, department will de- everything
the Mimbre, Valley, and We will see
! possible h. promote the interests of
that 1t l. given favorable mention iu
aIl our future advertising" The
Santa Fe Is dong a great deal of ad-
verti>ing FOR sections along its lines,
and the inclusion Of the Mimbres
Valley in this advertising will be Of
great benefit.
For sale-A bargain in j-passen-
ger i-cylinder automobile, in good
condition. Sloss Case Land Co.
advtf
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PATRONS CLUB WILL
HOLD ELECTION

The annual election of officers of
the Patrons Club will be held in the
library of the High School Friday.
April I. at p. IL. This is very
important meeting and all members
are urged 10 attend.
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\ dog alleged to have been mae
was killed near the corner ui Spruc,
street aud Silver avenue Sunday.
Five shots were fired at the anima
from revolver without effect. whcl
it was dispatched with blows.
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REGARDING SIL0S AND SlLAGE
PRACTICAL information Complied by a
Dairyman Who Knows

I find the great majority OF dairy
farmers are up against the PROPOSE
lion Of making II little money 90 /
Io,e way, aud any scheme which will
noablc them to produce cheaper feed
and ot the same time increase the
.;,e If the cream check will be wei
.omed with the glad hand and II
h,ond smile. The scheme is II silo.
A the mention of that word ! see
nine ont of ten men drop their hands,
and rocrs. too. and say 81 can't af-
ford it,"
Now. the real purpose of this arti-
81. i, to show my fellow dairymen
,h,y can afford silo,. No matter If
III, dairyman is only II tenant with Il
ryo wear lease he can build the silo
and leave il on the place or make
Ending of il and still save money.
am not setting forth any new plan
for u .ilo. but simply making more
nublic an economic plan which has
he,n in USE number al years.
Here i, II l2O-tn silo for go. Size,
.;yt,.n feet in diameter bv thirty feet
L;ah. So
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06
Woman's Club

Mrs. Burton Rohrbough was hostess to
the Club on Wednesday, February
nineteenth. Two members were absent
Mrs. Gall, of Philippi, and Miss Lottie
Lieber, Of Parkersburg, were guests.
Russell H. ConwelPs celebrated lecture,
" Acres of Diamonds " was read by Mrs.
Griffin and Mrs. Keyser. The study of
Shakespeare's play, "As You Like 1t /"
will be taken up at the next meeting
At four o'clock the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Thomas, served delicious two
course luncheon. 1t was long past the
usual closing time when the que is
departed after an afternoon most pleas
antly spent.
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Philippl Route No. 8.

Miss Corda Golden is the guest of
Opal Williamson.
ldlse Bonnie Strauderman was shopping
IN Philippi Saturday.
The protracted meeting closed at VAL
ley Bend Sunday night.
= Draper Sturms and wife, Of Philippi,
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. George
Golden, on last Wednesday, girl.
Bert Holsberry was pleasant caller
at ]. h. Straudermans Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lumma Golden end daughter
were visiting D. q. Polings Monday,
Rev. J. W. Bragg filled bis regular
appointment at Jerusalem Sunday
morning
Misses Dottie Philips and Cornella
Thompson were visiting Miss Edna
Chenoweth Sunday night.
Mrs. Grace Sturms, Mrs. Samantha
Strauderman, Virginia Sherman and
Minerva Sturms were visiting Mrs.
Catharine Knapp Monday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher died at her home
near Valley Dell last Wednesday, of
tuberculosis Burial services took
place at the Fisher cemetery Thursday
at 3 p. m.
UNCLE JoE.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
Sewing Club Meets.

The Young Ladies Sewing Club met
with Miss Virginia Allen, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles Eib, on Howard
and High Streets, March lst. Thos
present were, Misses Edna and Nellie
Umbach, Seyva Wilmoth, Nora Rohr-
bough, Virg mia Allen, Pearl Post, Lulu
Coffman and Mrs. Walter Coffman.
Miss Jessie Snodgrass being guest AT a
seasonable hour dainty refreshments were
served At IL O'Clock the Club adjourned
to meet again at the home of Mrs.
Waiter Coffman, March 18th, 1913.
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MeadoW.yille

Elan Polling, is teaming for j. B, Eli
OFT.
NorviI johnson joined the Maccabees,
at Nestorville, Saturday night.
There has been a successful meeting in
progress for some time at Valley Bend
Mrs. Louise Upton, was the guest OF
Mrs. Damie johnson last Tuesday.
Fred. Coonts, of Mud Run, who has
been sick for quite while, is still poorly
Baxter England and little daughter, of
near Nesterville, visited at the home of
Philip Combs, near Mountain View, last
week.
Rayburn Elliott, who has been in Ran
dolph county for while, was at his
home here over Sunday.
Squire Melvin Polling, of near Tacy,
was the guest of his father. in-law, Archa
Phillips, on Monday.
About eighteen boy and girls from the
different schools around here passed the
Elementary examination last week.
Wayne Phillips, teacher of this school,
who wac examiner, was assisted by
Rev. Doutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Lang, went to
| runswick, Md, last week, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Douglas Gamer Mrs.
Lang also expected to attend the Inaug-
uratiop at Washington.
Rev. Doutt has announced that he will
hold a revival at the Hall here, to begin
the third Sunday in this month. Rev.
Doutt is torceful minister and a, fine re.
vivalist,
The meeting at the Dunkard churc b,
closed on Sunday night, Rev. Bradford
Shaffer, of near Valley Furnace, conduct
ED the services, and was highly compa-
mented on his preaching.
Misses Delta Holyfefd and Ethna Shat
fer, OF near Mt Zion, passed the exami-
nation here last week, and were the guest
OF Norvil Johnson and family.
RAMBLER.
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Hunters Fu,k.

W. A. Street was calling at Mat
Weeses Sunday
There was very bad storm in this
little hollow Sunday.
Mr.. George Delauder was calling on
Miss Mollie Price Saturday night
Porter Bennett was at Lafan Cross's
Friday night
Porter Cross was calling on Miss
Verna Boothe Sunday.
Mr.. Calvin Cross was calling on Laban
Gross Sunday
Mr.. Fred Coontz, who has been very
sick for while is on the mend now
Wade Delander. who has been work.
ing for VIM. Markley 1s at home.
Franklin Bennett was in Belington
Sunday.
VIM Yeager was working at j. j..
Benefits Saturday.
Luther Moore has put up fine barn
this winter.
Miss Ester Bennett is staying at DR..
Traherns now.
Isaac sturm was calling on Miss Ethel
Price Saturday night.
Barton Cross is getting over severe
case of mumps,
Porter Bennett has some good fur to
sell. Come and buy it.
Henry Price and Wade Delauder were
visiting at Jacob Phillips Sunday.
UNCLE PETE.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Ware, were in
Upshur Monday, to see Mrs. Wares sis
ter. Mrs. L Harris, who is very sick.
On Saturday night box supper was
held at Hanging Run school, 5000
was raised for the benefit OF library.
Misc Gay Boyles, H. Williamson, Orian
Gall and Austin Hathaway, attended the
educational meeting at Philippi Saturday.
Henry Moore, who has been living on
the Talbot farm for the past year, is
moving on his farm this week, near
Zebbs Creek.
Last Saturday the teachers of Valley,
held an institute at Laurel Point, about
forty persons were in attenance, teachers
present were, J. o. Thacker, E. L
Knight, Harold Williamson, Porter
Ware, A. g. Hathaway, Aria shome and
Miss Thomas
On Saturday night, number OF friends
OF Mr.. Johu Durrett, visited his home,
as a surprise, on account Of his birthday.
Mr.. Durrett was much surprised, but en-
joyed the evening There were about
twenty present.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06
FEMALE BEAUTY.

There are some sorts of beauty
which defy description and al
most scrutiny. Some faces rise
upon US in the tumult Of life,
like stars from out the sea or as
If they had moved out of a pic
ture. Our first impression is
anything but feshly. We are
struck dumb. We gasp for
breath. Our limbs CULVER. A
faintness glides over our frame.
We are awed. Instead Of gazing
upon the apparition we avert the
eyes, which yet will feed upon
its beauty. A strange sort of I'M
earthly pain mixes with the In
tense pleasure, and not till, with
a struggle, we call back to our
memory the commonplace Of ex-
istence can we recover our COM
monplace demeanor. These, in
deed, are rare visions. These,
indeed are early feelings, when
our young existence leaps with
its mountain torrents, but as the
river of our life rolls on our eyes
grow DINNER or our blood more
cold. Disraeli.
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Belington-ROute No. 2.

Miss Inls Turner, is ill at this writing.
Fox chasing is order OF the day this
week.
Pete. Dewitt, was visitor at Harding,
last Sun day.
A. B. Talbot, was business visitor to
Upshur, last Monday.
D. O. Foy, who is working near Ekins,
was at home Sunday.
Geo. Yoakum, is spending the week
with Beington friends.
Mrs. Martin Winner. of Junior, was
the guest of friends here last week.
Floyd Proudfoot, was calling on his
best girl IN Upshur country Sunday.
Miss Maggie OConnor, who has been
in Coalton for some time, came home
Saturday
Benton Talbot, of Norfork, Va, cam
home Monday, will spend few weeks
with his parents.
Golf Cade, of the Wesleyan College at
Buckhannon, spent Sunday and Monday
with his parents.
Miss Nora Talbot, left for Coalition Mon
day, where she will spend the week as
the guest of friends.
F. E. Tallman, of Elkins, was the guest
OF his parents Monday, he Was accompa-
MED by his sister, Miss Osa.
The examination for coming schoe!
diploma, is being held at Water Camp
school house house this week.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

Mrs. G. T. Kerr was business visitor
at Boulder Monday.
Miss Jessie Mccoy, was the guest Of
Miss Bessie Ross Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas CIeavenger, of Malta, wa
In town Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Simmons, of Valley Head,
are guest of their sister Mrs B. SNYDER.
w P. Williams went to Phiippi
Tuesday to attend the funeral of G. F..
Teter.
Mrs. Ben Layman was visiting her
parents Mr.. aud Mrs Page Ward over
Sunday.
Rev. A. p Sallaz, OF Philippi has
rented the Barrett farm and will move
here in few days.
Mrs. Fred Radabaugh, of Century was
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. M. Ross Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Vie Gree. who has been visiting
her neice, Mrs. Chas Malcolm, went to
Grafton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Ashby Mccoy spent
Saturday and sundy at Beliogton, visit
ing Mr.. McCoy's brother, Hertzell Nc
Coy.
Mr.. Taylor Ward and son of Peel Tree
Tree, were in town Monday. They had
justreturned from Nicholas county. where
they loaded two cars of big cattle.
SUNSHINE.
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HOW TO REDUCE ARMA-
MENTS.

I cannot see any hope for the
reduction Of the naval armament
by the various nations until such
time as the doctrine which was
proclaimed by the United States
ten years ago is adopted into
international law-that private
property must be exempt from
capture at sea during war. If
this doctrine were adopted into
international law there would be
no need for the tremendous ar
mament which the nations have
to support today. 1t must be
borne in mind that England has
at no time more than six weeks
food supply on the island. Japan
is in somewhat similar condition.
Italy has no coal, and there is
scarcely a nation but what is
dependent for some necessity
upon outside sources. 1t is these
facts, which are vital to the life
Of nation, that compel the great
ornaments of today. = DIR.
Charles W. Eliot.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06
ChamberIaIn's Collie, Cholera and
DIarrhoea Remedy

Every family without exception should
keep this preparation at hand during the
hot weather OF the summer months.
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is worth many times its
cost when needed and is almost certain
to be needed before the summer is over.
1t has no superior for the purposes for
which it is intended. Buy it now. For
sale by Grant Graham adv.
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vOIga News.
UNCLE JoE.

Mrs. W. P Williams is quite sick at
this writing.
Mr.. Frank Ward, of Peel Tree, was in
town Tuesday.
E. I. Post has been quite sick for a
for few days.
DR.. W. W. Kerr returned last week
from Baltimore.
Mr.. Taylor Grouse, of near Peel Tree,
was in town Monday night.
Mr.. Cbas. Digman was at Buckhannon
one day last week.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

For foui weeks regularly use DR.
Kings New Life Pills. They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion, remoae
blood impurities, dimples and eruptions
disappear from your face and body and
youfeel better. Begin at oncs. Buy at
Grant Graham's.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

burg, Sunday afternoon, having been
called home by the serious illness Of
her father.
DIR. Z. L. Wooford has moved his
Office from the A. II. Woodford Building
to the property of ]. A. viquesney on
Brown Avenue.
Engineer Willis D. McCutcheon is rum
ming on the Weaver train this week in
place of H. |. Robinson who is attending
court at Ekins.
Willis McCutcheon and wife who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Elkins for some few days, returned home
Monday morning.
Miss Wheliemina Barrack, OF Weaver
is here working as stenographer for the
Valley Grocery, while. Miss Bacon is visit
ing in Washington.
William Ridgeway, Supt. OF Roads of
Barker District, past thru here Tuesday
on his way to the Hart Cut where he
will do some road work
Roy Hillyard has charge of the Gents
Furnishings of L. D. Cook q Co. while
MIR, Cook and Mr. Gale Hillyard are in
Washing ton and Baltimore.
Miss Josephine Smith has resigned her
position as clerk in Post Office and will
take few days vacation, after which
she will accept position with Miss
Maine Clothier.
Porter Sipe, of Thomas, and Mrs. G..
A. Isner, were called to Belington on
last Tuesday on account of the illness of
their iather D. 7. sipe, who, passed away
the same evening.
Quite an interest is being manifested
in the special services in the U. B.
church. Several conversions are already
reported, and the meeting goes on with
splendid prospects.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Bolton and Miss
Bees Trahern left here Sunday evening on
the $3.50 train for Washington where they
have gone to see the inauguration of Pres
ident Woodrow wilson
Otis Rohrbough, who has been employ
ed for some years with the Joint Fret ght
Depot here, as stenographer, has resign
ed bis position there to accept position
al, A. W.
Mrs. John I. Roger and little son,
Albert, we're here Tuesday on their way
to Rock Cave. W. 7. Curry and sister.
Mrs. Della A. Lovett, went to Rock Cave
on the same train to attend family re-
union,
M. E. Dennis, wife, two sons, Herald
and Burnard and Miss Bacon, left here
Saturday for Washington, D. c., where
they will see Inauguration of President
Wilson, and visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Furlong.
Alex Foreman, State Manager of W.
0. w. was in town today and presented
the Local Camp with fine picture OF the
new W. O. w. building at Omaha, which
is eighteen stories high and considered
one of the finest buildings in United
States.
There will be preaching services in
the Baptist church, Sunday morning and
evening, March 9th. The special
services will begin on Monday night.
Rev. L. J. Powell, of Grafton. will
assist in these services. Everybody in
yited to attend.
A few cotton seed planted in
side the house now and trans
planted after frost will prove a
great novelty to yourself and
friends. Enjoy seeing this
beautiful plant growing in your
own yard or garden. Send 10c
for liberal package Of seed to
Lynch-Pharis Co., Montgomery,
Ala. adv. 27-2t
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

FOR .SALE.-Desirable residence.
House OF seven rooms, with natural gas
in each room. Large lot. Apply to,
II. M. HAIDEMAN. Belington, w. Va.
2-20-4t.
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post ONCE. aetY'
L. L Hume, spent Sunday at his home
in Philippi.
Jacob Bennett, OF Huffman was in
town Tuesday.
A S. Cutler went to Elkins Tueseay to
attend the Court.
Mr.. Tolbert Sutton, Of Smithton, is a
visitor in Belington.
D. Soften, of Valley, was business
visitor here Monday.
R. Mclean, of Barker was business
visitor here Tuesday.
J. Russell Roe was at his home in
Phillippi over Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff stalnaker was in Philip
pi Monday on business.
Mrs. Roy Hillyard. OF Laurel Hill was
stopping here Tuesday.
U G. Browning, OF Valley was busi
ness visitor here Tuesday,
Draper England, of Valley, was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Grace Geyer spent Saturday at
her home in Buckhannon.
Miss Grace Devere, Of Cation, was here
Sunday thu guest OF friends
Dave Digman, of Sugar Creeks was
business viaitor here today.
Benz aolbert, Of Route was in town
Monday on business errand.
Why suffer with tooth-ache, see Dr.
Gibson, OF lexington. adv.
Lewis viqueaney, OF Junior was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Walter shurtlef is able TO be out
again, after an attack Of mumps.
Rev. F P. Alender, of junior was
here Tuesday the guest OF friends
John Findley, of near Clements was
here Monday on a business errand,
Webster Hillyard, Of near Laurel Hill
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Rev Columbus Alender, Point Pleasant
is here the guest of bis many friends.
Noah Sherman, was here at his
home; on Brown Ave. over Sunday.
French Cassanne, OF Mountain View
was here Tuesday on business errand.
G. w. Sandridge of Junior was here
Tuesday buying stock OF merchandise.
Bryan Gamer, "The Country Produce
Man. was business visitor here Tues
day.
A. B. Cornwell, who has charge of the
Newturg Public School was home Satur-
day.
John England of Sugar Creek, was
here Friday and Saturday the guest of
friend.
Howard Brooks and Josephine
Smith were the guest OF friends in Graf
ton Sunday.
Miss Gamer, of Elkins was here over
Sunday the guest of her sister Mrs NJ.
E. Shurtleff.
w. I. Cbrry, left Tuesday for Center
vile on the account of the illness of his
brother, Lloyd.
Rob't. Pollock he's accepted position
with coal CO., in Pennsylvania; he LETT
Saturday afternoon.
w. 6. Bower, formerly with this paper,
has accepted a position with the Daily
Mountain at Ekins.
Miss Deuych, of Underwood, W Va,
is here doing the Typographical work for
the Joint freight Depot.
W. L. Right, left here Saturday for
Washington, D G., will visit friends on
his return in Carksburg,
MaDel, llttle daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
David Hillyard, mas been very sick, but
at present is convalescing.
Mrs. Lola Wilson, has been very sick
for the past few days at her mother
home IN Upper Belington.
Gorden Cade and wife, of Elkins were
here Friday and Saturday the guest of
his brother, Mr. Clark Cade.
Chas. A. Ball. OF West Brownville, Pa
is here this week getting his goods ready
for transportation to that point.
Milton shaffsr r, has moved from String
town to house near the PlaniDg Mill
where he will be close his work.
Mrs R 0 Paillips and children, are
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

WANTED-Good Young Dry Cows
that will not be fresh this coming spring.
Call on or address E. A. BARTE, Beling-
ton, w. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

BUY IN NEW YORK AND SAVE
MONEY-Let me know what you want
either new or second hand and | will get
it for you. B. F. BIANcHI.
1888 st. Nicholas Ave. N. Y. City.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1913-03-06

WANTED-split Hickory Peave Stock
Billetts, Al feet long, to turn 23 inches in
diameter; must be good, clear stock. I
will pay 81 90 per dozen
Address, l.. L. BENNETT,
Belington, W. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Place permanent with good
wager. Address, Mrs. w. w. BREWER.
Weaver. w. Va.