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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
B. and L. Assn Report
Shows Upward Trend

Total membership in building
and loan associations, 2s1 ,040, an
Increase of 1894 in a year.
Gross assets, $14S, ,764. 1881, an
increase of 81, ,307, ,S25. More than
S10S, ,290, 900 paid in as dues, an in
crease of $9,S69,073.
Years profits are s25.S31, ,345,
which is s2,231, $50 more than last
year. The real estate acquired
amounts to a 10 per cent. In
crease.
Foreclosures amounted to 472,
an increase of 163.
Total number of associations
in the State, 772, a gain OF ID,
and of these 742 fled reports, 50
more than last year
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Savings Building and Loan Asso-
citation 70 Rosie Mioletti, e N.
1th St 100 II n fr Berkeley av,
warren d. Ward to Elsie suter,
esN. 5th st, 175 It fr 7th av,
savings Wings Building and Loan Asso.
citation TO Rosie Miolette, e 8 N.
7th st, $50 IT fr Berkeley av,
warren D. Ward to Elsie snter. es
n 9th st, 175 # fr 7th av,
william A. Maioney Cexr) to
Fannie White ct al. W High
land av, at cor lot No. 70,
Frederick &. walter to ii. G.
Schneider CO., W Pine st,
1S9 It fr Woodland av, 25x74. 1
Tkeodore Bernstein, Hunter,
don Ct, S75 # fr W. Bank st, 80.
T6sodore bernstein to Teutonia
Building and Loan Association ,
Ellis b. Powers to State Realty
Co., Springfield av, 1850 1T W FIR
Arlington &, .sasas s0xss. ..;iiii :S:.itti -
Charles f. wegle ct al, e cor
James and Nesbitt SITS, 55xe5, and
other tract ......-............... 2,50O
MONTCLAIR.
Catherine &. Chairman 10 Mary A.
and Elizabeth II. c. Carrman,
Monteiair, cen Harrison av, 3 ch
IS iks fr Gates ay, ch 80 1ks X
"A ch e1s ks. $500, .........;;;-
Carrie A. Courier and hus to VII
liam /. Jenkins, Montclair,
land OF W. 4. Jones, on 3
James st, 59x71 1.............
william L. Jenkins to Neis p
Nelson, Montclair, same property
VERONA.
Edwin A. Bradley to Mary c.
Soule, Verona, e 5 Cumberland
av, Az It n fr claremont av,
J. II. Connor Coal Co. to n. ].
Testing Laboratories, Montclair,
Greenwood av, 300 IL fr
land Of II. p. Brown, 58x150, and
other tract .........-............
GLEN RIDGE.
Gerald C. Collingwood ct al to
Hubert j. Ashley, Glen Ridge
Belleyille av, 1872 IT fr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
ANNUAL MEETINGS

ANNUAL MEETING--ELECT
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF AMERICA
Newark. N. j.. Dec. 1. 1915.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this company will be held at the Office OF
the company, Prudential Building, Newark,
n. j., on Monday. January 10, 1915, for
the purpose OF eiecting directors to serve
close ~ m. WILLARD I. HAMILTON. Sec.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
ANNUAL ELECTION

THE NEWARK FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
OFFICE, Al CLINTON ST.
Newark, N. j. November 90. 1916.
The annual election for hve 80 directors Of
this company for the term OF three (3) years
will be held at the office Of the company on
Tuesday, December 7, 1915.
The polls will be open at IL o'clock noon
and close at 1 o. clock noon
THOMAS L. FARQUHAR,
Secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
BUILDING PERMITS SHOW
4 HEALTHY REALTY GROWTH

Ridgewood az, 45x1g3.
BLOOMFIELD.
Alfred G. Jackson to Charles II.
Durboraw, bloomfield, Wal
nut st, 200 It fr Jerome pl,
ojNlO0 ....-..............
IRYINGTON.
John T. Chamberlain to George b.
Clymer, Irvington, e Washing
ton av, 33 It fr Madison av.
5sNbd -...-.........s...
William L. Glorieux 10 Ralph s.
Edmondson, Trvington, s Colt
st, div land first party. 1O1x362.
SOUTH ORANGE.
Edward c. Baich to Frank Sickle,
South Orange, cor Euclid and
Wyoming avs, s1x162. 2.......
Same to Harry D. Folsom, South
Orange, n g 8 Euclid av, 81 IT
e fr Wyoming av, S1x162. 1890.
George ", Bailey (exr) to Francis
l.. Arnold, South Orange, II e
Baker st, 502 IT Fl Oakland
rd, S5x125 ..................
EAST ORANGE.
Mary c. williams ct al to Fred
eftck A. Jorgensen, East Orange,
SIS William st, 141 fl W fr Green
wood ay, 30x14e. e..................
Frederick A. Jorgensen, jr., to
ange, same property rty...........
L. Ross Morrison to Bi-state Realty
Co., East Orange, e Norwood
av, 100 # u fr South orange aV,
35x1O0, and other tract...........
Kelly ly-Ackerman Co. to Margaret II.
Hopler, East Orange, Bnrnet
st, d64 IT fr Central av, 35x125.
Elizabeth A. Preston to Mary A.
Martin, East O.-1ge, e Wing
ton st, 105 1T I'd ay, 1OJx245.
NJ rLEY.
John r. Clark to John q. Horter,
Hutley, n Hawthorne ay, 225
It fr Prospect ct, 75x130.
BELLEvILLE.
Mary E. Mertz and hus to Ray
mond u. Dixon, Belleyille, W
Union av, 20e IT n fr Joralemon
ct, 37x100 .....................
Walter II. Jamouneau ct al ttrus)
to Raffaele Fiorillo, Belleytlle,
VS. Mt. Prospect aY, 150 II n fr
Maier st. 25x100. 0..................
Same to Francisco Conte, Belleyille,
ws Mt. Prospect ay, 300 1T n fr
John st, 25x10O. 0O...............
Same to Felice conte, Belleville, W
Mt. Prospect av, 2s4 IT n fr
John st, 25x100. 0..............,.
Same to Constantine Barbarisi,
Belleville. W Columbus av, 520
II n fr John st, 25x100. ..........
ORANGE.
John L. Blake (trus) to William r.
Howe, Orange. n " cor High ana
White SITS, 100x254. 4................
William X. Howe ct al to Fidelity
Trust Co., Orange, same property
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Transfer books of the Federal Trust Com
pany. Newark N. j.. will be closed at IL
o'clock noon, December IS, 1915. and remain
closed until II o'elock noon, January 4, 1914
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
Aid to cheerfulness.

And do you feel lonely, Mrs.
Blank, now your three lads ave
'listed?"
mot so bad; it comes over me
terrible on washdays, though, when
I've none OF their things to do. I 'ad
to borrow neighbours washing, just
ter Guardian.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES

Quotations of New Jersey
by J. s Rppel Newark, follow;
BONDS
Total issue Date Int period Askd
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04

Two Irishmen were digging a hole
for drainage. One was over six feet
in height, and the other not much
over five feet
The foreman came along presently
to see how the work was progressing,
and noticed that one of them was
doing more work than the other. SO
he called down to the big fellow below
in the trench:
Look here, Pat, how is it that
little Mickey Dugan, who is only
about half as big as you, is doing
twice as much work."
Glancing down at the diminutive
Mickey, Pat replied:
And why shouldn't he? Amt he
nearer to it?"-Pittsburg Chronicle
telegraph.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-04
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Yesterday.
Quotations furnished by Harris, Win
throp e. Co., 7S1 Broad street.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Gainesville

william Hawker, residing at lum-
Der camp in Hardy county, this state
arrived here last week with his little
son, about a year old, and reported
that his wife was critically i'll with
typhoid fever and he had brought the
baby here for his mother, Mrs. Chas.
Shahan, to care for until he could
make further arrangements. Later
reports from Mrs. Hawker are a little
more encouraging.
Rev Il. B. Hensley OF Bethany. w.
Va, preached several fine sermons In
the Gladesville Christian church last
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. M. l.. Hall began a series of
meetings at the Goshen Baptist
church last Sunday.
John v. Brown has gone on an ex-
tended visit to Clarksburg. Fairmont
and Morgantown.
Mrs Joseph Guseman, aged about
80, is critically Ill from a complication
OF diseases. and her friends entertain
but little hope of her recovery. We
learn that they have sent a telegram
to her only son. now living, who has
been In the state OF Washington for
several years. Her only daughter
Mrs. Annie Shackelford of Grafton,
has been at the bedside of her mother
since Thanksgiving day.
Miss Halle Smith. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Smith, near Plainview
died at her home December 8, 1915,
OF complication of diseases, and was
buried December 10th at the Gordon
cemetery After a touching discourse
by her pastor, Rev. M. l.. Hall. Many
Borrowing friends OF the young lady
attended the funeral and the bereaved
family have the profound sympathy OF
the entire community.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Hazelton

Butchering is the order of the day.
Mrs. Noah Thomas was here the lat
ter part of last week visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. $. +. Guthrie, and SAYS she
mas lost another girl. Miss Mary Prin-
key. who was recently married 10 Asa
Wright. The couple left soon after
the ceremony on a bridal tour and
Will begin housekeeping after Christ
mas Accept our congratulations. Her
girl friends are sorry to lose her but
their loss is Asa's gain and some writ
er has said. "A woman is a thing OF
beauty but JOY forever: her lowell
ness increases and she will never
pass into nothingness.
Our school is progressing nicely un-
der the careful management of Miss
Stella Guthrie.
Walter Smith, who has been away
on business for some time. is home
again.
Mrs. Will Harmed is here visiting
relatives. Her many friends are glad
to see her again.
Mrs. Earl Harmed, who was suffer-
ing from a bad case OF blood poison
ing. is now better.
We understand that Silas Movers
and Virgil Meyers will be taken away
to hospital in a short time.
The NJ. f. pastor, Rev. Kirkpatrick.
is holding a splendid revival meeting
here at present. Much good is being
done. There have been FIVE CONVEX
sions and eleven are still at the altar
and yet there are more to come. His
sermons are very impressive and have
the desired effect.
Miss Stella Guthrie attended insti
tute at Bruceton Saturday.
There was telephone meeting in
the school house here Saturday.
Charles Meyers was at Bruceton on
Saturday.
Chester Herring, since he had ty-
phoid fever, is spending the winter at
home except while he is canvassing
during moderate weather.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16

Mrs. J. W. Orr OF MononsAh. is Wis
ting her father. Mr.. II. II. Anderson
who is quite III at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Maust, who have
been living here. have moved TO Man.
helm. MIR. Maust is NJ. 4 X. agent a,
that place.
Miss Mary Frances Murdoch is here
from kingwood teaching school for
her sister. Miss Henrietta. who Is sick
at her home.
Miss Forrest. returned missionary
from Japan, gave an address at the M
Z. church on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. T. Hutton was Grafton
shopper Saturday last.
Miss Ida Stockman was a Clarks-
burg shopper last week.
A. ID. Bowman was a county sea,
visitor on Monday.
Jas. Duckworth was Morgantowu
visitor the first OF the week.
Mrs. j. M. Carrico and daughter
Margaret. were business visitors on
Tuesday
r. A. Dodd. representing the Thomp-
son Furniture company of Keyser
was calling on the trade on Tues
day.
Rev and Mrs McKane and daush-
ter. Mary. wee visitors to Morgan
town the latte part OF last week.
Mrs. Chas. Schaeffer and little
daughter OF Terra Alta, were visiting
at the home OF Eugene Rightmire the
past week
Grover Rohr. OF Morgantown. was
the guest of friends in town Sunday.
William Bishop. of Terra Alta. Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. Rachel Bishop.
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Norwood Hutton was visiting
friends in Tunnelton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Turner OF Clarksburg, was Wis
iting at the home of her brother. Har-
~ Shahan. last week.
c. N. Orr OF Kingwood. was i'm town
a few hours last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Nine and daughter are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Newcome at Newburg. this week.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Brady of Cumberland.
was the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. II.
Burke. for few days the past week.
Mrs +. II. Bishop and Mrs. Jas.
Grubb were Cumberland shoppers on
Monday.
Born. on Sunday, December ~. to
MT ana Mrs. Guy Wheeler. twin
babies. a boy and a girl.
Mrs. II. M. Wilson has been sick for
the past two weeks and confined to
her home.
Mr.. McCarty. Il. o. official here. IL
In New York this week.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church had
a bazaar and oyster supper on Wed
nesday evening.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Bretz

After an absence OF several weeks
will try and write few items.
Mrs. Walter Carey, who has been
sick, we are glad to say, is some bet
ter at this writing
Mrs. Snyder was calling on friends
at Albright Saturday.
Several OF the people from here at
tended the high school play at Mason
town Friday night and all report a
pleasant time.
Harold Taylor was business caller
at Kingwood Wednesday.
Mrs. George Armstrong OF sabra-
ton, Is the guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. RI. Mckinney, at this writ
ing
A series Of meetings are now in
progress at Mt. Vernon. conducted by
Rev. Mcmillan.
Mrs Jennie Mitchell was calling on
relatives here Sunday.
Rumor reports a wedding near here
soon.
Quite a number have butchered
their hogs and are now we'll supplied
with both meat and bread. as the
farmers through their industry dur
ing the summer have raised large
fields Of grain and now have Il all
gathered in.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Cash Valley

Sleighing is fine at present and the
young people OF our community are
making good use OF II.
John Harsh and wife were visiting
at Amelius Fixes Sunday.
Walter and Maynard Biser. Homer
ana irwin Fike and Leslie Bucklew
were skating on York river Sunday
ana quite number OF our young
girls were watching the sport.
Henry Beckman butchered n fine
beef last week. weighing ten hundred
and fifty pounds.
Leslie Bucklew has been working
for Clel Teets.
Peter Spiker lost a valuable horse
one day last week.
Peter Spiker is moving his saw mill
to Sunnyside.
Clarence and John Beckman were
attending Christian Endeavor at Egg
lon Sunday night
T. S. Bucklew and Thomas N. Tan
ner were visiting the Cheat noun
The Vaught boys have been haul
Ing lime rock for the past week
They are preparing to burn a large
lime kiln in the spring.
Walter Biser has been doing some
sporting since he bought his colt.
Look out girls.
willard Teets is on the sick list at
this writing. We hope he will soon
recover.
Tanner q Bucklew have been ship
ping quite lot OF lumber lately.
Miss Bertha Beckman was calling
on Misses Violet and Doris Bucklew
Sunday.
Mrs. George l.. Wotring has been
very III for some time We all hope
she will be well soon.
Roy Bucklew is working for Jack
Shuttlesworth at this writing.
A. II. Fike and wife OF Terra Alta.
were visiting friends and relatives
here Sunday.
There has been quite number OF
fine hogs butchered in this commun-
ity the past week.
Edgar Biser started for Ohio one
day last week where he is TO work.
The Cash Valley school is progress
ing nicely with Harvey Fike as teach
err.
The Dawson wooden mills are doing
a thriving business this winter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Fe1lowsyilfe

J. ~ Sidwell and wife, who have
been visiting in Ohio. returned home
one day last week
John Shahan was visiting Dorsey
Woodward Sunday.
Miss Sarah Runner is sick at this
writing.
Several attended the musical enter
tainment in the school house Friday
night
Mrs. Dana sidwell left Saturday for
Ohio to visit her son Willie.
Misses Cora Runner and sailie Boil
yard gave social for a number OF
their friends at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oran Criss Saturday night.
Mrs. c. II. Crisis left Monday of this
week for her old home in Kentucky.
where she will spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs George Boiyard spent
Saturday and Sunday with c. IT. Crisis.
Miss orpha Bolyard is visiting at
Grandpa Wolfe's this week.
Misses Lola Bolyard, Orpha Boiyard
and Edna Stone we're calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Harlow Runner Sunday
evening
Several Of our young people here
attended preaching at the Mountain
Sunday evening.
Miss Lennie Runner Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ezra Loughridge, at this
place.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16

The grVrevival at Sugar Valley
is still In progress. A number OF
conversions and h wonderful interes,
still manifested. Our people from
here are regular attendants.
Miss Ruth Mitchell was i'm town
last week en- route home. She was AT
Pisgah nursing DIR. Smiths wife. AZ
ter all was done that living hands
could do there were no hopes to cling
to. Mrs. Smith leaves husband and
three small children and n host OF
relatives and friends to whom we ex-
tend our sympathy.
Mrs. Ida wideman from Michigan.
has been visiting relatives in this vi
cinity. Mrs. o. Y. Shaw accompanied
her as far as Pittsburgh where Mrs.
Shaw will visit relatives and friends
for a while.
Earl Bowermaster is leaving for
Pittsburgh this week. where there is
employment waiting for him. We are
surely sorry TO see him leave but wish
him all success.
The skating is fine on the dam and
the young folks are enjoying the
sport.
DIR. Wilkinson made flying trip TO
Fairmont Saturday. returning Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Thomas spent the week
end with her parents.
The teachers institute was not well
attended by the teachers last Friday.
We hope they take more interest in
these meetings as they mean great
deal.
Jonathan Spindler has been the
guest of his sister Mrs. Chas. Cramer
the past week.
Jim Evans and Earl Graham are
business visitors in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Armstrong are
very proud over the arrival OF a fine
baby girl born Friday. the 10th.
Geo. Bice. our noted hunter. has
brought several fine foxes.
Tucker Spencer. who was EMPLOYED
In the Preston Garage. left for his
home in Reedsville last week. We
were sorry to see him leave.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16

They also sold n fine cylinder ma
chine TO Mr.. Corrick during the week.
A. r. Gibson Of Morgantown. but
who for long number OF years was
resident Of this county. where he is
most favorably known 10 a large num-
Der OF friends, left last Saturday for
Baltimore whore he entered Johns
Hopkins hospital for treatment, His
wife accompanied him
Frank T. Shaffer OF Miller. Ohio. is
in town this week the guest Of home
folks. Mr.. Shaffer, who formerly liv-
ed here beforem owing to Ohio. has
ed here before moving 10 Ohio. has
decided TO return TO KingwoOd and
will move his family here as soon as
he can secure a suitable house. Mr..
Shaffer has accepted a position with
the Rowlesburg Grocery company.
The local city basket ball team de
feated the Boston College girls Mon
day night I'm far from interesting
game. the score being n TO Q. This
game was to have been played last
week but the girls failing to appear a
game was arranged with Terra Alta.
resulting in victory for the locals
By q score OF IS TO 10. The high
school Eve we're at Weston and Jane
Lew the past week, playing games q,
each place, losing the former by a 10
to is score, and winning the latter. "a
to 81
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Oak Flat

Skating is the order of the day.
Miss Coda linn OF Morgantown, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
5. linn, last week.
Forest Everly of Long Hollow, is
working for Frank Calvert
Miss Gladys Rinehart and Frank
Cobun of Vernon, attended the show
at Masontown Tuesday night.
Miss Flora White spent Saturday
night and Sunday with home folks at
Pleasant Dale.
Mrs. Joy Watson and son James OF
Bretz, were visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. linn, Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Field is visiting friends
and relatives at this place.
Bulah Ferrell was the guest of Ethel
Zinn Sunday.
Susie Reed, Adah and Carroll Dill,
]. s. linn. Coda Zinn and Jesse Clark
were visiting Oak Flat school on Fri
day afternoon
Ethel Zlnn and Flora White we're
shopping and taking in the show at
Masontown Tuesday evening.
ID. F. Zinn Of Browns Mill. was a
business caller in this vicinity on
Thursday.
Robert Ferreil seems to have an at
traction at Bretz.
Fay Zinn. Ralph and Clyde Stone
were at Pleasant Valley to class meet
ing Wednesday night.
J. s. Zinn and Ross Field we're bus
mess callers At Caddell Saturday.
Flora White. Ethel Zinn, Fay linn
and Raymond Reed attended literary
at Reedsville Friday night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Ear
We IRE having more OF the beau


We IRE having more OF the beau
s, Frank Kelley was at Haxeltoi
last Monday afternoon on business.
Mrs Jonathan Spiker spent Wed
nesdfJ at Elmer Strawsers.
Alva Nieman took another load OF
produce over TO uniontown last week
Earl Spiker and Renzie Cuppett at.
tended the spelling bee Mt the Vale
Friday night.
Miss Lucy Kelley visited with
friends here few hours Sunday AZ
ternoon.
Walter Collins OF beyond Bruceton
bought cattle OF G. +. Spiker last
Monday.
Charles Wolfe has been working al
the saw mill near here since Il has
been in operation.
MIR. and Mrs. l. A. Frankhouser and
daughter elena visited Ear Schnopps
family recently.
Earl Spiker. Renzie Cupp and Alva
Nieman were at Hazelton on Saturday
night
Miss Lucy Kelley and her cousin
Charles Kelley. attended services al
Quart Tuesday night.
Earl Spiker helped Walter Collins
drive cattle from this vicinity 10 be-
yond Bruceton Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Q. Kelley visit
ed n short time with Charles Deals
family Sunday afternoon.
Joel Beeghly and Victor Wilson
have been In this vicinity operating
saw mill.
Earl Spiker attended services M
Hazelton one night last week, con-
Quoted by Rev. Harry Kirkpatrick.
Grandma Nleman visited her son.
George A. Nieman. last week.
5. Frank Kelley butchered three
large porkers last week. one OF them
weighing 439 lbs.
Misses Bessie Nieman and Mary
M. Kelley were guests at Roscoe
Frankhouser's last Sunday.
We understand that Ear Schnopp
has sold his farm To Floyd Schnopp
OF Terra Alta.
Some of our farmers are making
good use of the snow in hauling saw
logs to the mill
Elmer Strawser was one among the
farmers of our vicinity who butchered
fine porkers last week.
Alfred and Renzie Cupp were at
Hazelton on business Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Mary M. Kelley was a guest
over night at u. G. NJ. Awman's last
week and attended services I'm the
evening at Cuzzart conducted by Rev.
Henderson.
Messrs. Lee Brownheld and Walter
Craig. OF Pennsylvania, were in our
vicinity last Wednesday buying cows.
Mr.. Brownfield bought one OF John O.
Kelley for SIS and Mr.. Craig bought
one OF Gay Guseman for $50.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
Fine PhotoprnnhIe Rork.

have received a new home por-
trait outfit and am prepared TO do all
kinds OF Photographic work. can
make you as good a picture at your
home as you can get at a regular
studio. VIII have new line Of mold
ings in few days and can frame pic
lures as heretofore.
Phone me and will give you a date
when 7 can come 70 your residence.
or you can see me at my oNce In the
Jackson addition.
Have received some Of the latest
cards and folders. Any one that
wishes work done see me at once.
Yours for business,
3. H. GARNER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16

Failing ~ feet from the brake land
Ing Of box car. near Albright. Pres
ton county. about O'Clock Monday
afternoon, &. w. Cupp. an engineer on
the Morgantown g. Kingwood railroad.
sustained fractured hip. minor
sprains and bruises and a cash on the
chin. He was brought to this city on
a special train which arrived here
shortly after O'Clock, and was taken
to the City -Morgantown
Poat-C Chronicle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-16
For Sale

Good farm containing 20 acres, To-
Gated near Blazer. this county, for
sale cheap. House and excellent or
chard Apply to J. W. Plum. Newark
Ohio. e.,
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Mendina CelIuloid Articles.

The great variety Of articles made
IT celluloid for domestic and personal
use gives value to simple recipe for
mending such articles when broken.
This consists in dissolving fragments
of celluloid in acetone. applying the
resulting solution to the broken edges
like glue. and then pressing them to-
gether. The solution is made in few
minutes and "dries" or hardens within
a quarter of an hour. If neatly done
it is almost impossible to detect the
location of the break The same meth
cd may be used for making small OBJ
jects, such as boxes. trays. picture
frames, etc., from sheets Of celluloid.
The solution may easily be twisted to
any desired shape.