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GREAT MEANS
Of EDUCATION
DE z ri Is 1000 ~ - 80 -
lIudicious Spending WA Con.
vince All That tits Best to
Buy at Home.

II First oney taken in the largest
sense, as the representative 0f, i'm
kinds pf property is one OF the great
est means OF human education y < IA
little iudicious spending at home viii
soon convince. the out-of-town buyer
4 that our merchants can and win give
9valnes that meet the standards Of
any concern, anywhere. E J,
Second Our patriotism and our
lpyaltv to the state and the city IN
which we live should rise paramount
and Abe the hubsin the great wheel az
the Buy-in- Clarkshurg" movement.
q Third Not alone is quality the In
centiye Of home buying, but quick.
polite and efficient service as well as
: prompt delivery. II 81 4
F6urth-The love of m or,ev IL the
root Of all evil. Hence the low tpprices
! out-of -towns concerns quote in .cata-
i logs and the corresponding low prices
they pay their employees. Discouraee
/ this byI trading at home p
Fifth-Go that we consume.
wear or use when bou ght IN Clarks.
burg. always make boosters instead
OF knockers. 81 {, m
Sixth-Our future welfare; and the
prosperlty Of the snrronnding ca snY
Unity depend largely funoni the en-.
couragement and s,lnnort given onr
merchants and manufacturers =
srossfble1. Int Nv ali maans s sa1naa W y,
the United states and purchase, Al al
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NEVERAGAIN q.
wal You Sea Your Dollar i
Sent to Distant Mail Or
der House? ~
Here are my ten best reasons

Here are my ten best reasons:
First-Because you viii get some
pit back either directly or Indirectly.
Second Because you can see and
examine what you buy and il not sat-
isfactory 1t will be made SO.
Third Your friends and neighbors
are employed at home and are bene-
sticiaries of your purchase.
s.eurthsEYo lou indirectly IL not. direct
~ help the poor. ~ 4 NJ ~ Z
Fifth-The dollars You send away
you'll never see again.
sixth-Your nTidc should be to build
as large and handsome d city Is Ircan
be found in any state. I
seventh-It helps to educate. our
young men and women upon whom I'VE
must lean when old. "a
Eighth The few cents thrown away
on these outside purchases would sag-
gregate sum sufficient in a few years
to build an old folks home. Is. Il
Ninth Yous get better wHfghts,
ey slsirts. aud therefore cheaper sinsthe
end - Il
Tenth nut shell 81 your Civic
pfisie,M ~ ~ III n fsis ls55silf a
s GJ.AIInn CLINTON COOK.
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4 MRS. j. T. ]
r. ~ Si57sss I. 3 q =. 6.
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helping to sustain nv frtends, aalaries

helping to sustain my friends salaries.
Third when a firm has to suspend
business on account Of mot selling
enough goods. am partly resp nsible
II have patronized the mail order
houses, and ] have probably helped a
friend to get out Of a position.
Fourth-Every dollar spent in
sGlarksburg, rather than with mail
order house. in a foreiga city, helps
Day the taxes Of Clarksburg. The
mail order houses out-of-town pay no
taxes here. II s
Fifth When business Is not ( good
enough for the Clarksburg merchants
and manufacturers, they. may have to
drop some employees who might leave
town. and this would tend to lower
the census. q
Sixth I buy at home to set an ex-
ample for my neigh boTs, some OF whom
4 know buy all they can from mail orr
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be upheld by the people.
Sixth-Nothing is so grafifvInp

Sixth-Nothing is SO gratifying,
convenient to the public, as to be
able to walk In atstore, and feel that
anything that can be found there.
from the most insignificant article Ia
any grade, or quality, desired. M
4 SEVENTH sis not satisfactory to
the public, to- order articles from iotl.
er places and on their arrival find
that the fit, or quality Of goods, is not
what was represented to them and
thereby cause a waste Of time and
money to have goods exchanged.
Eighth Clarksburg merchants
also business and professional men,
OF various occupations, are anxious
ilpr our patronage, and spend botll
time and money, in order that thew
may please us in their various occu-
pations. and gain our confidence. for
their honesty and integrity Of pur-
pose. e "a ~ ~ K N II
NinthMoney spent in Clarksb,,re
is like bread east upon the water. &
which In course Of time, will return
city. ~ ~ &
Tenth Clarksburg merchants, adj
Yertise their goods-in their home pa
pers. the Clarksburg Telegram. in
order that the! public may Know their
stock and prices, and this enables
their customersito get:what they want
with but little loss OF time, BY Know
ing where to trade and how to spend
their money to the best, ADVANTAGE.
Y The Clarksburg Telegram is sun
ported principally by the patronage
OF the home merchants, business and
professional men of various occupa-
tons. who in turn must have the
support of the home people.
j. "A. fI,ONc
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der houses in other cities.
Seventh buy from the retail mer4
chants and home. goods OF sClar ksbnrg
because 4 expect the reail merchants
to do the same thing. n
Eighth buy at home, because Il!
the goods are not satisfactory any;
merchant will willingly exchange
them, but a mail order house cannot
do SO as quickly ana probably not ass
satisfactorily.
E Ninth The no unto others rule.
should amply both ways and TO all pso-l
pie.
Tenth Because by buying at home
I have q large stock Of everything Tai
select from. In buying from a mail
order house. i have to select from
drawings and ographs IN q cata-;
slogue, which is not as satisfactory.
esssE sss5ss "A. III. ". IL
Mount Clare, w. Va
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ADVANTAGE ! |! ! | [ /
OF Echange Of All Articles is
Given by the Local
asf Merchants.

First-We make our money from
local interests and we should spend
1t with Clarksburg people.
Second--Money spent here is kept
in local circulation, used for local
purposes and helps to build up our
own community instead OF other com
lmunities.
Third We can see and examine
articles here bsfores they are bought.
which We can aot 40 when we buy
from mail order houses.
Fourth We 7cant exchange or re-
turn unsuitable articles bought from
our merchants, which we cannot do
whenEwe buy from mail order houses.
Fifth-We can buy articles at home
on account; when It is not conven-
lent to pay cash, while cash must
ordinarily be sent in advance to mail
order houses. IA 5Ss5
Sixth because Clarksburg amer
chants take q, personal interest in
|itheir customers, aid and advise them
In their buying, make deliveries, send
goods on approval and extend many
|-courtesies andAss accommodations,
which services are not, secured from
mail order houses.
Seventh Because our merchants
employ, local help, pay rents. taxes
land licensesi here and contribute to
dirty, or broken up, which is caused
local charities. churches and other in
terests.
Eighth money spent here
makes the city q greater business
center, which will Induce people from
other places to come here to- live
and invest their money. ,s,. &. q
Because when we spend
Jour money OF home it Identities MS
with the Clarksburg business Inter
ests and gives us credit and business
standing here sss 49, s.ss,s :
Tehth@Because; 1t enables our
merchants to. carry larger stocks Of
goods and more varied assoTtnients
and thus draw trade from more
people and larger territory.
Respectfully,
n
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! CAN HELP CAMPAIGN

Ten reasons Tor buying in Ciarks-
burg:
First clarksburg always has what
we want. Il e -. s ss.,.s, i. ~ AZ 7 Z
Second We can get what we want
and see what we buy.
ThiTdWe can have the goods de-
liyered promptly and quickly.
FourthWe know exactlyzwhat we
ARE getting land don't have 10 wait. y
Fifth Can have first class and
courteous store service.
y Sixth-We can have postage and
expenses Of the mail order houses,
SeventhWe can keep our money
at homie by buying at home.
81 Eighth Which win help the peo-
Epls,and our own Hometown. 8
Ninth ye will get more for mon
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HOME BUYING
Should Appeal to ATT as 1t is Re;
suit Of Proper sentil1 ent
i and Good Sense.

Sense and sentiment keep the
world adjusted. The head and the
heart furnish the motive power thai
runs the human family People sare
|easily divided into three GLASSES: the
cold, calculating individual who Il
governed by the head. the, warm:
hearted impdlsive person, BY fhs
heart; and the swell-rounded, level,
headed. pdblic.spirited citizen, by
|both. Z.
The Buy-in-C larksburg' motto
should appeal to all tire classes. =
N The man who wants one hundred
cents worth for ever dollar he spends
should not fail to put his naoneyeintt
ARTICLES manufactured at home, there,
by saving all freights. commissions
Srs other expenses that increase tlis
prices of merchandi se.
II The person whose moving impulse
Is sentiment, need not be adyisedstr
bay at home. To him Glafksbyirp
water Is purer; her bread fighter; hei
loo colder; her CRATES hotter; hel
mattresses softer; her paving stones
harder; her rope stronger, her print.
Ing nsaters her luftf Der sinnd tliSf. hei
oil soilfer and her syrup sweeter than
ANY sweetening under the sun, ; Il
4 The loyal citizen inspired By good
sense and healthy sentiment should
patronize home industries for the
good Of himself, his family and his
city. All the money lie spends in his
town cireulatess back and forth be.
tween business and profession, school
and charity, church and state. What
helps one legitimate business direct.
~ or indirectly helps all business.
.s'he old idea OF competition should Be
sup by a spirit Of cooperation
whereby the intersdepe ndence Of men
|may be realized and trade become es.
tabltshed on a sound basis of mutual
benefit. q y
L Patronize aClarksBurg's products
because they are good and because
patronage viii he'll them to become
better. II .Sss Z. sa r. s 4 81
d Nv. II. 81 ;:
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MERCHANTS ANXIOUS
FOR PATRONAGE
4 ~ ~ u, B, IA
And Spend Both Time and
Money in Order to
Please You.
ZEN reasons Why we should buy n

Ten reasons why we should buy al
home:
EirstNo town pr city q consid-
cred a desirable place 20 live. unless
there are stores. In which to trade.
Second Lii order that these stores
may be, able to do business, they
must be patronized and supported by
the peQple.
b sgsiesss eoaass e make Z good iap-
Fourth Individual or corpora
ton can look OR appear wen, without
q snfictsncy ot means, to enable. the
parties " Garry out their plans Of
Fifth ese indiyidpals and cor
porations, put. their whole means
and time in their work, expecting to
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EXAMPLE {
For Neighbors IS set BY Home
Buyers Who Also Help
FL Merchants.
b BEY. AI.lH6aiE-REitA

II BUY ATsHOaiE-BEtAUs ss
First Because every time u SEND
money away from home that could Be
spent at home. 1 am injuring my home
and relatives. &
Second ,rhe majority OF my friends
are living here When u spend my
money at home. am listing the en-
plcysrs ot my friends and therefore
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Tenth md Inst, bntsnot least, We
can help 4he buy at home campaign
and boost our own home town. 4
e Z MRS u. a. DtJNtyAyANT.
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beE
Carksburg nhave kept pace with mat
ural evolution Of business They have seized upon
the advantageous position city to increase s
and extend trade relations z heconlae cial world
today regards Carksburg one Of the most
points in state IT'D lis al s III
IL, fact that Carksburg more meridian
adse than any city Of 1.-THE United States
Another compelling fact that speaks the CONNER.
cial Importance of Clarksburg is the tremendous
railroad tonnage that's handled here. 1t IS de-
@ clared that the city limits Of Clarksburg produce
strictly commercial. tonnageithan any city Of
t the same size on the lines Of the 81 10 Railroad
The many hundreds Of railroad cars which are
handled daily in the yards of the several trunk
lines of railroads which center here and the de-
s.4 spatch with which moved bespeak with
eloquence pf the natural Shipping advantages Of
this ctyn serving its great trade territory The
entry of new railroad which seems assured for
the near future, will greatly improve shipping "a
- ciltes and result in many new factories here Ev-
dollar expended Clarksburg serves to n
quicken the merchandising facilities of this city,
and promote the general welfare.
q Il
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NOTIcES oE 5JUDIICIAL TsAIIe.. !

Pursuant to q decree made and entered
on the 21st day OF August, 1915, by the
Circuit Court Of Harrison County, West
Virginia, IN the Chancery Cause therein
pending of J. Philip Cllftord, administrator
against Mary Tully clifford, and otHers.
the undersigned administrator Of the estatp
OF John d. Clifford. deceased VIII on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER, Is. 1915 ,
Mt one o'clock in the afternoon Of that day,
offer for sale and sell at public outcry, to
the highest bidder. ut the front door Of
the Court House Of saida Harrison County,
all the following described personal prop
erty, directed ,tpzbe sold By said decree, to-
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FOR sALE-Lots

LOT ON. CLAY ST., s4xloo feet,
near Stealey street. This lot
is not level, out you can build
q house on. it for $1,000 that
will rent for $25 a month. The
price for a few days is only
$425 cash. Come quick if you
want it. The Wilson and
DeIm,son Co., Golf Bldg,
GiackSDurg.
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ALLEY FOR sALR-Two new
sectional brunswick Bowling Alleys, In
SSanS ps tsn and sns oas ssk al
pins, used less than year, will SELL
cheap. II interested write or call on \
]. G. Stamford, New Mlrtinsville, w.
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DRS. SNYDER & LeMASTERS,
play most important part, in its
ability to study. Defective eyesight
is q frequent cause Of apparent dull
ness or stupid y in children. Have
your child's eyes examined by q
specialist. Parents owe them this
necessary precaution and do their
part to nip IN the bud visual
trouble that otherwise might lead
to disastrous results. During the
month Of September we will make
free preliminary examination Of
children's eyes. II they do not need
glasses we will frankly tell you so.
are here again. Your child's eyes,
Eye Sight Specialists.
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Over Biiou Theater. I
Bell Phone 1911.
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FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter,
in good condition. Inquire of
Fred A. Odds, ia Chapel
I street, Consolidated phone
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FoR RENT-one; three room apartment.
tage, slate ROOT oak finish, newly pap
! cred: first class condition; lot .30x12O
Can be bought on easy payments. Bar
SpzH for somA6ne who wants nice home,
1AiF Gi fund addition. Rent will pay for
property. Investigate, Ropm 1Oi1 Union
Bank building. Bell phone 1007 or
1266-L.
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Mnchines. Eilnis. Opera E5airs. Enrines,
Uynamos, Shex: Goods, monographs,
Rscords, Supplies. Clarksburg Record
Exchange. Opposite Postohce, Clarks-
burg. w. w. W.T.
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Girl or middle aged woman
who can cook and do general housework,
to 50 to country only two in family, no
milking. no children, splendid treatment;
have water and gas in house. Apply to
Mrs. John Riffee, care Hope Gas Co.,
Wolf Summit, W. Va.
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For. RENT-.Three nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: use Of phone
and hath. to partiesL without children;
I Ave minutes walk from court house. Call
Bell phone 331-J., or apply, to los Nir-
gipis avenue. e.
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EoR RENTING furnished rooms for
iiRht, housekeeping, with sink and range
IN II ehen: use Of bath and phone. APP
plyt,as H. School street.
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4 EossYERY desirable rooms, first floor,
front and back porches, sink and gas
range In kitchen: no children. he'll
phphe 2;O-M. Corner Jefferson street and
Vifginian avenue, Carlisle Court, near
Carlisle Court School Building.
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WANTED-At once, girl'for general house
work: Apply to Mrs. l.. NJ. Sutton, 800
Broaddus. avenue, Broaddus addition.
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Tor sRENT-Two furnished rooms for
hight housekeeping: also bed room for
gentleman; NIL modern conveniences. APP
ply at 11S West Poplar street.
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-Colored nurse. Apply to Mrs
Z. j. Gazley, ut the Waldo Hotel.
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EoR RENT Five room house, with bath
and porch: cSeap rent Apply to j. w.
RThorne, $50 West Pike street.
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A YOUNG woman. to wait table; good pay
and board; NUT reside. with parents o.
relatives. McGown's Chop House, Pike
street, opposite pOstofice. q
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hight housekeeping; cooking stove, hot
and cold water; use of telephone and
hath. Apply ut 6l6 Lynch street, Bell
AphoAe 351.R.
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iOIt RENT one nicely furnished front
room, suitable for either ladies or gen
stlemen, or man and wife; will serve
breakfast IL desired. Bell phone S01-J.
334 South Chestnut street.
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,wANTED-A girl for general homework,
ascologed OF foreign girl preferred. Write
box 365 Shinnston. w. Va.
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RENT-Two furnished bed rooms.
Apply at ITO Candy avenue, OF West
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ron RENT-Nicely furnished front room
with use Of bath and phone, three
minutes walk from Empire Building.
Apply at 4G3 Lee street.
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FOR RENT-douses

10 NNENT-One taree room apartment,
I suit6Ie for lady or gentleman. Apply
Fat 4tB Main street, Smith building, Bell
phone 634-J.
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FOR SALE III model, passenger Pack
ard; extra equipment, speedometer, seat
ssoand, painting seod Price ress sss d
Motor Service Co, Monticello Avenue.
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FOR 1RENT--rwo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping to parties without
cfifAren. Apply ut ~ Mulberry street
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eGR RENr--one furnished room to one
or two gentlemen. private family; no
children, no other roomers: centrally
located all conyeniences. Apply at 241
Monticello avenue Home phone 6A0+L.
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women and children to
buy shoes, will sell cur load of new
fall style shoes ut wholesale prices. We
bought manufacturers entire sample
output at a sacrifice price, and will sell
the same. Come and try us. Browns
Department Store, $50 West Main street.
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FOR SALE-Faryns

FOR sALE-Fifty acre farm; located in
Upshur county, two miles from Balti-
more and Ohio station; good land. plenty
Of water year around; walnut ana other
fine timber; house, barn and outbuild-
tngs; fine orchard: school and church in
sight; one.hah oil and gas. Price rea-
sonable. See A. r. kincaid, 100 East
Main street. Bell phone 1870, Home
phone 32-L. -
DAIRY AND STOCK FARM-For rent or
sale. 10 acre stock on the Ohio river Mt
Washington bottom, fully equipped with,
all modern conveniences; barns, silo,
water plant, etc. Will lease for term Of
years with option to buy. Possession
October 18th. See manager and owner of
Wabash Farms, Washington, w. Va. 30
head Of dairy stock for sale.
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tor SRENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
flight housekeeping, to parties with
children; also two nicely furnished
6ed rooms. Apply to Clarksburg Livery
and sales Co.. 1O3 Rear First street.
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nor RENT-Lyon apartments Six rooms
- EdbAth apartments on first, second
dfthlrd floors. All convenienccs. Apply
MISS Bessie Lyon, Chestnut street,
HeH phone 968-R.
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FOR SALE-Large safe, or will trade for
small one. y. v. carskadon, Gore Hotel.
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FUK Observation-Disclosures

FOR sALE-A Ford touring car In good
running order at pargain. Call at ITO
Sycamore street or Bell phone 113-R.
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WANTED 10 BUY

WANTED TO BUY-veai calves. caii Or
write Candy Provision Co, Bell phone
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WANTED AT ONCE Girl for general
homework, only those with experience
need apply to Mrs. Harry M Brown,
corner North Chestnut and Pike streets.
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FOR sALE-one fresh Jersey COW with
first calf will be sold at the front door
Of the courthouse Saturday, September
18, at 1880 o'clock, r. NJ
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wANTED-Co lored woman to work three
days q week. Call Bell phone 1119-R.
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FOR RENT OR sALE-very attractive
newly vanished. painted and papered
throughout; finished doors, blinds hung;
location the best. 1888 Linden avenue.
Rent $50 per month to right party;
worth much more. Call Smith, Harmer
d Snider. Attorneys.
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FOR RENTING furnished apartments
for light housekeeping, three rooms each
and seven Furnished bed rooms. three Of
First street.
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w4ANTED-Cook at the Hotel Royal. at
Shinnston. w. Va. Call either Bell or
Consolidated phones.
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FOR SALE AT A BAndAis--AIust besold
in next ten days; I pool tables and !
billiard table with French plate mirror
and block, cost $4,000; National cash
registers. cost $3.50 each; i large safe,
cost $3.50; 1 hotel gas range. cost $3.50
and all kinds OF cooking utensils and
able for restaurant for $500 % dressers;
% wash stands, chairs, beds, warirobes
carpets. gas and electric fixtures; /
mounted deer. mounted fox and many
9this aEtlelas pot mentioned. Carmichael
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LOST OR sT0EEN--afEsFoi1 gIg East Main
street, bicycle. Return to above ad!
dress and receive reward, or call Bell
phone 1T.
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FOR SALE-or will trade for Ford auto
mobile, new 8S-note Jacob Doll piano,
cost $500 Address u. W." care Tele.
gram ot1ce. y y
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WANTED Good girl 70. general house
work; must know how to cook. Good
wages for right girl. Apply to Mrs. j.
4. Hickman. Hartland, Bell phone 1859
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

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sire, Eminents No. 92o,410. Dam Hill,
Home Golden Leaf No. Is 400. First
check for $500 gets it, Apply to Geo.
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