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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

Happy New Year!
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30
FOR SALE

For Sale or Trade-Sound, true pulling
team, weight 2, go lbs. win sell or trade ioi
hay or apples. Phone l40l. u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

Special-Fine all wool undershirts and
drawers for men. The regular price of most of
this is 81. so garment and on up to So a gar
ment. This is broken lots and there is not full
run of sizes in any one number but there fc
is about full run of sizes in lot; garment JCC
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

Special-Ladies woolen vests and pants made
by the Springfield knitting mills and in values up
to $1.50 garment This is dandy warm.
agreeable underwear that will wear and no.
give satisfaction; your choice the garment JCC
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

1 So, Range lO h, W. NJ % U3
Fred Mottishaw, Stranakans
3rd, Lots "a L. 35, Blk 10, O9
j. Ii. Middleton. Lot |, Blk 2.
h II, Lot ), Blk :, Lot d,
Blk 2, d Lot /, Blk 3, Mid.
dleton's Sub. ..... -. II 0S
j. w. Moore. N 1.2, NV IA.
SE Ii, NE IA, Sec. Is,
Twp. 2 N, r 10 E. s IA A 81 80
VIM. II. Moody, H. r. Proper
Lots 3. 4, s, 6 & 7, Blk 25 is
North Bank Nut G. Fruit
Land Co.. So. 15 acres OF
Sc Ia. NE IA, Sec. 33,
Twp. 2 N, r 8 f, W. M. 1s7
J. ID. Park, SW IA, Sec. IA.
Twp. N. r 10 +. w. NJ.
100 acres .............. GS 04
II. A. Pettis. Idlewilde, Lot
Is, Blk. 8, ......... 2l9
Mary L. Savage, acres in
SW IA, Sc IA, Sec 8,
TWP. 2 N, X IL +, ....... 81
L. G, Shcvenell, NV IA, SW
IA, Sec. 16, Twp. N. r 10
f, w. M. .............. 6 81
w. s. Shaw, Winans Town,
Lots l, 2, z, 8, Blk 8, .... 6l
Allie M. Skinner. NE IA, Sc
Ia, NV IA, Sec. 16, Twp 2
N, r 10 L, ............. 80 II
S. Soule, Winans Town, Lots
3 & 4, Blk 3. ........... 25
A. A. Stranahan, Lot 80, Blk
8, Stranahan's End ..... 2l9
E. L. Swank,. SW IA. NE IA,
Sec. 33, Twp. N, 9 e, W.
NJ, 40 acres ......... SO
M. A. Turner. 10 A.. Vol
2:49S In Sec. 3, Twp. N.
r 10 Z, w. NJ. ...... 355
Unknown, H. r. Park. Lots 1,
2, 3, s, 6 & 8 to 4S Blk 2, II
II. G.. Van Allen, Park Add.
Lots Is & 16. Blk 2, . G27
j. w. Watson. l A off N. OF
Blk 4. E & w End, Sec. 81.
Twp 3 N, II 10 =, ....... 50
B. Vierbacker. e G W LIST,
Lots Al & 48. Blk 0, . q
J. W. West, Lots 21, 27 & 2S
Riverside Park. 1st Add.
Sec. 13, Twp. l N, r. sE,
w. NJ. .........,........ 80 ~
w. A. Wilson. E G. w End,
Lots 81 to AZ, Blk 9, ... III
J. 2. Wiley, Lot Is. Riverside
Park, Sec. ~, Twp. 1 N.
. E, w. NJ. s acres, ..... %
E. H. Winans. Winans Town,
Lots 7 & 8, Blk 8. ........ SO
A. l.. Wheeler. e G. W End.
Lot 45, Blk 8, ........... q
c. s. Whocler. r & W End.
Lots 10 to 40, Blk s, 6 Lots
in Blk 4, Lots l to 4S, Blk
Q, & Lots to 48 In Blk 3, 794
s. A. Wherry, Sc IL, NV
II, Sec. 2. Twp. N, RS
Il, w. M, ......,. -. SO
Peter ]. Whitney. Lots I2s &
l24 in Sc IA. Fl. r. Land
Co. Plat, Sec go. Twp. 3
N. R 10 E. W. NJ, 10 A.. s1i
d. Woodworth. NE Ia,
SW IA. Sec. 80, Twp. N,
R 10 E. W. NJ. 40 acres. 90 "a
Abraham ziden. W 1-2. NV
L.. sW Ia. NE Ia, Sec.
16. Twp. 2 N, r. IL E.W.
NJ, ...... l0s
]. w. Watson, Lots 1, Q, IL,
AZ. 4S & A. Blk s, E&w
shd., ...,., ......,., =. 0l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

For Sale Dressed hens delivered In town a
lsc. Select potatoes ut Sl.i0 per sack. J. \
Mckee, Il. h. ID. No. d30
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30

For ISale-All leading varieties Of apple,
pear, cherry and prune trees. Unusually
strong, Well rooted trees. Address True-tO-
Name Nursery, H. 3. Galligan, Proprietor
Phone 4796. II
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-30
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Notice is hereby given that delin.
quent certificates will be issued on
the following described real property
delinquent for the year 1911, II the
taxes are not paid on or before Febr.
uary 1st, 1916.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

nem Sample Inn 2eben uno 600
rcn 9ouneu onicritaniihcr &eiieiI.
ben 5u fiigcn bot uuO britiihe
3riegsfdiffe un0 Mrnitions.
tronsporte u~ubebeuigt Iaiien miiIie,
neil Serr 8onoerbilt iid in Den
&opf iest. gern0e nit oIhen
Sdiffen 5u %reiien, lit unoisfutier-
bar.
Sir unicre QonosIcute Orii6en lit
es oaer0ings bart, Oie tdglideu Be-
ihimpfungen ser o~erbl0oeten bri.
decentralization BreiIe ait ertra-
GEN. glber man fam lit ia oiele
Ierdraerung eriporen, tpcnn man
oieie Yrelie einfaf ignoriert. Ia.
rererieits werocn uniere Sreunoe
cntif1oiat Ourd Oos Itol5e unO er.
bebenOe @efiibI, ooB unler 8olf IN
aieier u~neebeuren 3eit unper5ost
uno erbobenen Souptes ooItebt uio
t0gIid @unoertoten gegeniiber elmer
SSelt bon 5eiuOcn boQbringt. @obr.
lid, es mllb inns ale nit StoIs err
fiinen, elmer Notion an3ugeboren,
melde lif oernrtig our1guleben Der.
itcbt. Sraiirig uno beiddmcno sit.
gleid lit oleroings ole @rfobrung,
oaB 10 bieIc bon unieren ainoern,
iogor aus Ser c EN- oeutif.one.
rifaniiden Generation oos Nelt
DcIuoeln, aus Dem lire Gltern ent-
itommer, nno 3mor ooourf, ooB
Iie geoanfenIos in oas Sorn ser
8riten itoBen. God i6 lebe Ihon
Die 3eit fommen, in mel6er iid
oieie Abtriinnigeu ihrcr iesioen Sc
Iitnutg id1men neroen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

@smatIt9. gireIkuutrs
sQllte i'd foee Dir. ober Is 1T iOs
msinsrIesf. felt infer 5of 70 bod bsrs
fdsrt Is, iudt's mid's 5euer5eug
INNER i'm Soi1el!"
SrreoentiFcn n. On sinsm
StommtiI4 uutsrbieIt man IiH iiber
SfoIien. nGs 1T bod unbegreiflim
BON ben &erIen", iusts Miner, 10
bIinbIings ins eieene 9srOsrbsn 5n
rennen!"
-Sid", snfseenete 2ebmonn, hos
tommt chen oaber, ipeil BORT untsn
70 bel Derriidte 3ubndr5te 1erum'
I%auFen."
.Wos - perriidte 3abnGr5tc9!"
.Ra ia = IRE D%entiItenI"
Gin aber. 5rau a.:
Sdou'n g, bas 1T bier bds Stiid
5eIo, 0as mein Monn sepadtet uno
aneepflau3t bat.
Trou g.: go, 70, ma, oo ipsrs
ber sic aber bieies Sabr biaiges @ss
miife baben!
Trau a.: Gloubcn g Oas ia net,
ipenn sic piibten. nieOieI mein qlteE
BEL Der uu%setpobntsu Qrbeit Dertruns
Ten bot!
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
aein enbe. Srou aabIer

&ein Gnbe. Srou aabler
(3u ibrem Monne, Der nab lGngerem
Mufentbdlt binter eiIernen @oroinen
nun oabeim ieinsr iiblen 2aune Die
3ii9et fdieBen ldbD: SD oG@te,
Du bdtt't nun LANCE genus ses
btummt!!"
8Dfe. Sic: .@ieb NAL
bic rei3enOe 8iaa! .9auSfrisbsn"
bat Ie Der 8eiiBer genonnt."
Gr: nSa, ct i4sint nod unperbeis
ratet gu iein."
8eim 3a9norst. Bauer:
sd modte mir eineu 3a9n 3ieben
laHen."
3a1nur5t: .Maden Sic nal ben
Muno auf." (8auer reibt ben Muno
auf.) ~9errsOtt. 100 1T oenn Sbr
9eii9t bingetommeng"
Gin 9aarfpaItsr. SRI
Ieur: pSoa i'd bic 9ooripiben Elm
bibl ti%ir5en?"
,NatiirIi9 bic Spibsu! sic t0n-
men bod nidt mitten aus tenn Sdar
ettpas herausldneioen!"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

stiaae bon y. @ober.

%0NNA
Ori4 botte au ieiner Trau geIogt:
rWenn mir bos gan3e @riinaeug
gum Mortt fhiden, bas uns eefpo9s
fen is, bonn aieben bic preile mid
on. Damn friegen mir ipenig mebr
'rous, als bic llnfoIten 6etraqen. Sd
babe meme @%rfdbrungen. Sc tnopz
per Der Martt beIte[It Is, oelto lei9e
ter Iofien iid CUTE preiie 'rausI6Ia<
gen. @eiBte bod, mas infer Gmil
INNER ppn .ueberproouttion unb
DON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" foste2
Sopat is ba8 bier Bel uns oud. SO
bod ian5 iut, DaB infer Sobn
&aufmann ieternt Bat. 0a lernt
mon bic MeIt glei9 nit onoern Nu=
gen betrahten.1
Srau Mnna trodnete fie Wonqen
nit Der bIauen Rii9enf9ir3e. Smz
mer, tpenn ibr gbriitian ben SUM
gen ertpdbnte, trat ibr bos WoiTer
in bic Nugen. gmil mar i6r Gin
5iger unO ftonb ols @efreiter BEL
einem aesiment, Oas fi9 fir5li9
Bel Spaneorob 10 TAPER berporsrs
tan batte. Nber nun Teblte felt bier
Woden iebe Nadridt pom Inn. sic
mari einen fdeuen Bid ouf ibren
Monn. Ser ftonb in Der Softir,
neiBdrmelig uno breitbeinig, f6ob
bic fur3e Sonpfeife BON einem
Munbpinfel in ben onberen unb
3ninterte liitie nit ben f9orfbliden=
ben Nitgen, Die ben unb runb in
benz ionnberbronnten Nntliit ftonz
ben.
rMot fon beun nun tperben?"
fragte iie.
nDas nun tperSen lon2" frogte
gbriition MenbirG auriid. sd lof>
Re bat 6elb morgen einfa9 nnter=
pfliigen. Damn iibt bot @riin5eug
EN- feinen Dung fir Die 5pdtiaot."
nMann! Dos fanniie bod ni9t.
Dos Is Siinoe sesen unieren CERT
gott!"
aWieio benn?" fra9te er beftt9.
rMer faet benn, bot i'd berpfIi9tet
bin. mir felbit gum Sdoben au le=
ben? Son id mir ins eigne 5leif9
f9neiben2 Sc? 3eige mir bod bic
8ibeIfte[e, mo- bat geiGrie6en ftebt,
bat man dies @riinaeas p~ertoofen
Ton, tpot Der 6errqott ran9en Idbt.
No2 Du biit ia 70 bibclfet - fog
bo9."
nltnier tGgli9 9rot =" Hommel<
fe lie bon 8ongen.
.Na. ia." fogte gbriition Sufrie>
ben. nllnfer tdglid 8rot. Dat boz
ben mir rei9lid rein bur9 bic Rors
tuffelernte. Soft lei Dant. Mebr
min id aud jar MIDI" ST Ia1te
felbitaufrieben. .Wot bariiber Is,
bat is bonn uebel."
Gr ftopfte ben Sto1sebGuben gu,
INN nit ben 5pei alien aneften bas
Wert fir ben tommenben Gag au
befpreden. 6rou Nnna aber inli9
unbemertt au ben Salatfelbern bin,
Inn nod i9ne1 cine Riepe mebr fir
ben eigenen 8ebarf ob3uf6neiben.
Mm onberen Nbenb lag bas eorz
&c peite Selb braun uno 3eripiiblt
ga, bon tauleno Munben 5erriTsn.
bic Der pflig ge5ogen bate. &rd=
BEN liefen eilfertig briibcr bin unb
ludten ibre Mobl3eit inter ben
&er6tieren uno Miirme;n, bic in
ben Grbf6oGen s%enifet botten. Melt
unb erbbef9muBt lagen bic i4onen.
golbgelben S%olotberaen. in 6unbers
te BON ileinen Gtiiden serfeBt. Sin
unfdgli9es 2eib log iiber benz 6rau@
men Mder. Der bic 5rudt ieiner
Miibe 10 iGb perni4tet ia6.
G4peigsno IoBen Bauer unb
8duerinnen Bel Der Mbenomoblseit.
Mnna botte ouf ben Slid getrogen,
fpas bic Wirtidoft BOT: brounes
@rot unb frif6e Butter, Gier. Sain<
fen, Wurit, Salnt. Mbcr teins BON
ben @beleuten modte ellen. S9piil
laitete es iiber benz 3immer, oIs tpenn
@epitterpolten bernieberbingen. Mie
cine grlofung mar es aTs bon brous
zen S9ritte tlonsen. Der poft<
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

Ssin Sail. gu Dem MaIer-
meiiter &ledri9 lam elm Mdnn nit
Der 5roge: .&Onnsn Sic mid niht
als GebiIfen brau9en2"
Rledrid: nSut mir leio, bas @es
iddft sebt i'm 4rieee nidt DEFENDERS
uno oa made i'd bic 4rbeit alsin!"
unbeirrt entgegnete Der anbere:
Dos mdre nun seraos etnos paHen>
bes fir midi"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
riens @nInenhna

&riegS > @oIgenbus
m o r. sSn sinem ruKifd : poInifden
4uortier enttpideln nadts ne Mans
Sen uno onoeres nngeSiefsr cine leb>
bate 9Gti9teit. nSott~. Ieufat eiu
8erIiner 0renobier. .lpenn id an ben
llnterT6ieo 3niIden meinem 8erliner
unb benz bieIisen .Radtleben4 oente!S
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

RIeiner Srrtum. 5ribs
den fommt freubeitroblenb na9 9au=
ie: .Mamo. ole Deutidsn belagerR
iebt fdon petersburg!"
.Na. ma, JriBden, oas itimmt
gang setpiB ni4t."
bod, Mamo, ouf Der StraBe
Eabe i9's seb0rt: slleber petersburg
ipuroe Der 4elaserungs5uitanb perA
bGn9t"!"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

Gein, pel6e lteberrnTduns, Serr
GeIobrieftrGger; oenIen sic, unIsr
Sunse 1T ndmlid in 3ipil q aunits
mailer!
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
@u1Itdtiae @irtaaa.

Gotten eau 9efongeusn 3uFen,
bic piel gu loneIam arbeiten): Riibrt
eud, riibrt eud. bann fau'n q Die
9dui' bon eud!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

NEW YORK, May S.-They are put
ting on the worlds greatest war play
here.
No, it isn't a dollhouse forced,
penny-catching product of the Euro
pean conflict. 1t is more than 1000
years old! h III. .
Greek dramatist Euripides is the har'
rowing play which the famous English
producer, Granville Barker, is prepar-
Ing to give in ancient Greek fashion
at the beautiful new stadium Of the
college of the city of New York.
For some time before Trojan
Women was produced, a great state,
entirely in the hands of the war party,
had been engaged in an enterprise,
perhaps d~efensible on military grounds
vet which was bitterly resented by the
humane minority. She had succeed.
cd in forcing a small neutral people
TO take up rms against her, had con-
quered their quiet and immemorially
ancient town and had mastered their
men. This was in the autumn. In tho
M VT a-H I'll L- E".
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08
THE DANGER = THE "wAsHWoMAN c%oIFFURE."

the hair and IL women adopt 1t, they
will eventually become as bald as The
probable inventor. Il wager that the
inventor is a bald headed male, over
GO, which is a catty thing to say.)
This Is the way 1t is done:
The hair is first combed and brushed
until ever particle of curl, or wave or
softness has vanished, then 1t is
screwed on the head In as tight q knot
as can be made.
For evening, this knot is worn high
on the head and for afternoon and In
formal occasions, it is worn on the
neck.
In either way, the whole effect is
like that OF a washerwoman at her
work.
The straining back and tight pin.
ming breaks the hair or short and
stratghtens it h~opelessly. Then too,
the constant pulling is painful and tho
woman who wears 1t, wrinkles up her
forehead, squints and frowns all sorts
of tiny and big lines in her face.
/ tried to get a photograph Of this
couture, but not a model or friend
would pose for me. One friend, who
is an extreme dresser and occasionally
dresses her hair in this way, says she
refuses to be perpetuated in this un'
eodly STYLE" She did, however, give
me her photograph with her usual
couture, and I am using 1t today. Can
you imagine her beautiful, luxuriant
hair screwed into a hard knot of UNI
becomingness? Beautiful hair is such
a wonderful thing to have. 1t would
be worn as loosely and becomingly as
Do not follow the bell sheep OF
fashion when your good looks are in
Jeopardy. And more important stall
when affecting a style means pulling
your hair out by its roots and inviting
numberless wrinkles to find a perma'
nent lodging place around your eyes
and temples, avoid 1t as you would the
cholera.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

I have faith in women. During wal
times It is even more difficult to mold
to principle. Many Of the girls wac
are TO be mothers of war babies
would not have yielded to temptation
I feel sure, in normal times. But the
excitement which accompanies wal
breaks down all kinds OF resistance
"Women under excitement yteldttc
sex temptation Just as men yield &c
the lust for blood and go out and XIII,
And the women should not be blamed
for doing the one thing any. more than
the men should be blamed for doing
the other. Racial activities are in,
creased during a But women mus;
consciously resist the excitement and
stand out against it. Because meu
give way to Mysteries they must stand
ali the frmer for the things which are
right"
babies which are being born and
which are proving such a problem to
Europe?"
lust as all babies must be. England
viii have to devise some form Of pen
sions for dependent mothers Of chill
dren. OF course this pension cannoN
apply only to what are called war
babies. It must benefit all babies,
But / don't believe England will legttl-
Matte the war babies. That Is too
much to expect in view OF their pre-
"The stigma Of illegittmacy has
never made men and women moral.
Neither have laws nor social ostrac,
ism. Only a sense OF responsibility
can make for morality. Women must
refuse to bear children unless they
can be assured Of the interest of the
male parent. Responsibility Is the
greatest civilizing force in the world.
"Thfs matter Of moral conditions
after the war and the care OF the
babies born during the war Is pecult-
arly one for women to take up. In
England many women's organizations,
| believe, are giving serious consid'
Grafton to these VeXing questions.
They are problems which have been
associated with war since the first
war was fought. But it is only re
Gently that they have been recognized
as problems.
"For my part 1 do not think that
LIE tile ban. OF illegitimacy is raised
there will be danger OF greater loose
ness In sex relations. H%arshness
never brings morality in Its wake
Quite TO the contrary. If a girl has
been ruined and feels herself without
the pale what is there for her to do
hut live an evil life? Under differ.
eut and kinder standards she might
lie r~egenerated and lead q decent.
useful life.
ut is TOO bad II the war babies
themselves are made to suffer for the
sins OF their parents. 1t is not. logical.
But then war itself is Illogical. The
only wey to do away with war babies
is 10 do away with war. And it is
. women who must see to it that there
is no more war. That is the great
work which the surplus ma
accomplish"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

Do you know what dastardly plan
is now OH foot TO destroy u crown
ing glory?
Simply this: Someone (someone
with no hair at alI. probably has in,
vented, the "Washwoman Couture
and is trying 10 wish it on US.
l talked to a scalp expert about 1t
and she insists that it is ruinous to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08
COR eALE.

One $25 refrigerator, 100 pounds ice
capacity; one SIS ice chest, 800 pounds
capacity. Also a $40 gas range, ele-
waited oven and broiler, hood white
enamel lined, warming shelf, etc.
These articles are all positively like
new and genuine bargains at one.half
original price. Reason for selling,
leaving city and have no use for same.
Bell phone 5S4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

From the stage to the screen was
inevitable with Walker Whitslde. He
is going to help picturize THE Melt
ing Pot" and take the leading role, SO
it is sure to be interesting.
The play was very successful some
years ago., when it played in New
York for a whole season.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

spring. Trojan Women was pro
duced."1
The foregoing is an accurate p1t1
phrase OF Gilbert Murrayfts intrcduc
ton to his edition OF ""TrotanSW oman.
How strongly d%escriptiyeHl t Is oe theI
present situation! Yetstt was@Wtttten
several years ago and referred TO the
first presentation Of the play IA ~
.thens, in the spring OF as G4
toned, and the little island OF Meloe
the neutral people.
Granville Barker's beautiful Mitei
Willah Mccarthy, will play g IeAdtite
role in the drama. Her excellent aeh
ing and her charm,gseen in several
Of Bernard Shaw'sE plays here duftnel
the winter, have won ertmuchs pEaags
from critics. Edyth Wynne Matthtsoe
will also be Of the cast:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

FOR sALE-A few choice houses and
lots at a bargain, on easy payment
plan. Call Consol. phone 31e.X. Al.
lens Studio, BIS Main St.. Fairmont.
W. Va. 5-6-6t:No. Sc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08
'FORsALE.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two connecting furn.
t%shed}rooms, with bath, with Of with
out light housekeeping. Apply Mrs.
BSown,&Hal1 Block, Main st:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

FOR sA1E-At a bargain, a good
I2.horse wagon; would trade for a
1-horse wagon. Call at DR.. Harris,
Route 3, Fairmont. 5.s-6t-No. 102
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Sewtng, plain and fancy;
rates reasonable. Are also agent for
Spirella Corset. Call Bell phone ASH,
Monroe st. No. 326. 10-16-tf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

FOR sALE-Tomato plants, 10 cents
per dozen. ]. L. Torrey, 701 Locust
Ave. Bell phone 909,R. 5-4.6t.No. SO
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rooms with or
without light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson, corner Monroe and High
streets. 7:24-tt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

FoR9RENT-Two or three furnished
Toomssfo light housekeeping. Also
Furnished room. Call at 1913 Locust
Ave! Con. phone 294-Y. 5-5-6t-No.9 %
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08

FORsRENT-Nicely furnished corner
room, South Side, five minutes
walk from p~ostoffice. Call Consol.
phoneS708:L.
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For office rooms Third
floor Jacobs Building. Apply to Win
MEM. Jacobs, 302 Fairnont Ave.
4.29.12t-No. 70
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FoRsRENT-Three rooms with bath,
Walnut avenue. Apply J. c. Miller,
IoomE507 Jacobs Building.
5.6.12k No. 81
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FOR sA1.E-BlanK OH and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
Of Lease and House Leases. Apply
West yirginian ortce. 1-1-22
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FOR sALE-Tomato plants. tomatoes
weigh 4 to 5 pounds. Call at 131
Diamond st. 6-3.6t-No. 50
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MANTED-Good steady position for
salesman to sell factories, garages,
stores; dry cleaners, etc. Milwaukee
Tank$Workss Milwaukee, WIS.
5.S.1t.No. 101
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Four-room
house on Spruce street. Write A.
C. Kendall, Warrington R. D. 2, w.
Va. 5.3.1mo. No. "a
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WANTED-Situatton in private fam.
lily for a col6red boy, IA y as old.
Inquire this office. 5-3.Ct No. So
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light house.
keeping. Call 800 E. Park Ave, Bell
phone 957-L. 5-4-9t-No. So
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FOR sALE-Tomato plants. Toma-
toes weigh 4 to 5 pounds. G.. L. Nc.
Elroy, 1871 Diamond st. 5-1-6t No. 70
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FOR sALE-Chicken farm and fruit
orchard. tx acres. Reason for sell.
ing, partner died. Henry Wilmot, Box
S88, Hammond, ". Va. 4-29.6t-No. 70
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WANTED.

WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Apply5510 Wheeling Avenue. Con.
phoneY 721sW 2-S.2t.No. %
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FOR sALE-Blank Coal Options at
the West virginian Office. 8-26-tf
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INSTANTANEOUS

MONEY LOANED in sums from
$1,000 up; to anyone having steady
No reference or endorsement
rsniiired: Address Box sos, Clarksburg,
ytSvagSSf 5.5-1mo No. IS
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FOR RENT-one s.room house near
B ST., East Park avenue. call l39
Consol. phone. 6'5-12t NC. W
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A Center Shot.
ibid he strike you between tasl
phases of the arguments? d
mo; he struck me between tut
eyes."-New York Sun:
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Half Of a cottage and
garden, 410g Merchant street In
quire John Lantz, 800 East Park
5.8.St-No. IS
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FOR RENT-Two new seyen:room
houses, rent reasonable, at Walnut
Ave and Third St., South Side, and
one fat in First ward. Inquire of +.
P. Kelley, Office 3o6 Main ST., office
phone Bell 4os.J; residence phone
25s:W. sil1r2mo
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PERUMA THE RRLNG
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