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White Goods
and Linens

Remnants, So yd. = 15c
and 17c values = linon, sol
sette, dotted Swiss and mad
ras.
Plisse Crepe, 1c yd. -
regularly 1Oc - 81 inches
wide; 2 to 6-yard lengths.
Birdseye Diaper Cloth,
65c-regularly $l.00 - p
inches wide.
Mercerized Lunch Cloth,
29c - regularly 44c = 36x
SO inches.
Unbleached Turks h
Towels, 2 for 25c = regu-
larly 17c - 47x2o inches.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Draperies

Couch Covers, $50
regularly 69c; Roman
stripes.
Green Burlap, 15c yd.-
regularly 17c; 80 inches
wide.
Lace Curtains, 98c pr
regularly $1,69; white; 3
yards long; plain centers
and neat borders.
Cushions, 23c-regularly
2oc; with ruffle.
BOWMAN's-Fourth Floor.
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Founded
1871
Flannelette
Wear

Women's Skirts, 19c -
regularly 39c-plain white;
also gray with embroidered
edge or hem.
Children's Flannelette
Rompers, 15e - regularly
29c - pink and white and
blue and white stripes; gray
stripes and plain gray piped
in white and colors; sizes 2
to 9 years.
Children's Flannelette
Gowns, 25c - with and
without collars; double
yokes back and front; sizes
2 to 6 years.
BOWMAN'S-Third Floor.
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Art Linens

Royal Society Package
Goods, Half Price - scarfs,
centers, pillows, bags,
waists, sacques, caps, chill
dren's dresses, gowns, COM
binations, aprons and draw
ers.
BOWMAN'S--Third Floor.
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Skirts

Serge Skirts, $1.25 =
navy and black; pleated;
finished at top with yoke
belt effect.
Skirts, at .9S-in dark
shades; mostly mixtures; in
desirable widths; also a few
corduroys in dark blue.
WMAN'S-Third Floor
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conventions of the playhouse, and yet
so near the perfection of the art of
the playwright, the player and the
pI oducer, that it is regarded as the
most epochal work of years.-Adv.
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Monte Carlo Girls" ="

Saturday. matinee and night, October
9-Otis Skinner in Cock o the
Walk"
Monday evening only, October IL
Frances Starr in Married. -Odile."
Tuesday evening only, October 12-
Under Cover"
Wednesday, matinee and night, Oc-
tober 13-"Ill-Starred Babbie."
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Call 1891
Any Phone
Underwear
and Hosiery

Women's Union Suits,
69c = regularly $l.0O;
bleached cotton; medium
weight, high neck, short
sleeves.
Women's Knit Pants, 21c
pr.-extra sizes; lace knees;
bleached.
Women's Stockings, 15c
pr.-regularly 25c; plain tan
and black, with white feet;
cotton.
Children's Stockings, 15c
pr.-regularly 25c; plain
black silk Isle; double
heels and toes; sizes 512 to
IA.
BOwMAN'S-Main Floor
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sented by the same management Mr..
Whalen is at present working upon a
play that is intended for the use of
David Warf1eld. d.-AdVertisement
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gold. The former champion regarded
the belt as his most cherished pos
session until shortly after he was de-
feated by Corbett in New Orleans in
1892.
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WILLIAM FARNUM
AT THE COLONIAL

William Farnum, most eminent
actor of the screen. in a powerful Fox
feature yesterday proved one of the
biggest drawing cards that the Co.
lonial has had. 1t remains to-day also
and repetition of this liberal patron
age is anticipated by the manage
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TLL-sTARRED BABBIE"

Will W. Whalen, the author of
"Ill-Starred Babbie,' the play to be
presented at the Orpheum Theater
next Wednesday. October 13, matinee
and evening, has written several others
that will later on in the season be pre-
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MOTION PICTURES

Ine Nltagraph Company have
oSAnged the release date of "The Rul-
ing Power at the request of the Wo-
mans League of America. This film
scheduled to be released later will be
given to the public on October 16. The
reason is to assist the cause of Suffrage
in the coming elections.
Robert Whitworth is the latest re-
rruit from the legitimate ranks for the
movies" He will be remembered for
his appearance with Nanivoma in
Bella Donna" His first screen ap-
pearance will be Wasted Lives" a
three-part society Vitagraph.
Marshall Farnuin, who STAGED
"Kreutzer Sonata is now with the
Equitable producing Creeping Tides
In which Alexander Carlisle will
make her initial screen appearance.
Two "Carmens," one with Geraldine
Farrar, to be released on the Para
mount program; the other with Theda
Bara, to be released by William Fox,
bid fair for great deal of rivalry since
both of them are scheduled for the
same release date in New York.
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Ribbons and
Neckwear

Ribbon Remnants, 11c
yd. - formerly sold up to
SOC yard.
Neckwear, at 17c-form-
erly 25c and Soc - collars,
vestees and collar and cuff
sets.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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MAX ROBERTSON.
THE STAGE

Emmanuel Reicher has taken over
the Garden Theater for the production
of long series of literary plays. First
will be given Bjornson's when the
New Wine Blooms" on November 16.
This will be followed by other plays at
later dates.
Irene Franklin, she of vaudeville
fame, has served notice on the Shu-
berts that she will no longer remain
in the cast of Hands Up"
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Bedwear

Crochet Spreads, SOC
regularly 75c; heavy
weight; large size.
Spreads, 500 - regularly
$1.50; full double bed size;
mill hurt.
BOWM MAN'S-Fourth Floor.
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Women sWear

Black Satine Petticoats,
SIC - with pleated ruffle.
House Dresses, $50 =
regularly $1.5O'- reversible
house dresses, in small sizes !;
gray striped and blue cham
bray; also black satine
dresses, in small sizes; high
neck and long sleeves.
BOWMANS-Third Floor
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MUSIC

For the first time in the history of
the Metropolitan Opera House the
prospectus claims that Spanish opera
will be sung in the Spanish tongue.
Many additional novelties and reviv-
ais are announced for the coming sea-
ton which will begin November Is.
There will be twenty weeks to the
season after which there will be four
weeks of NJ. Serge Diaghelec's Ballet
Russo.
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ORPHEUNI

To-day. matinee and night-Creatore
and his band.
Tomorrow, matinee and night-"The
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500 Bowman Toy Grocery
Stores OF z5c Each

You'll
Stores in ourday sale when 1000 disposed o5OO
We fortunate in securing 500 go to-
For this price you secure wooden hn for chn)
pie products including karo Corn Syrup ee Tea FIckes
Soup Worcester Salt Twon One Shoe POLISH Kngord
Sach Rabbits Cleanser Rabbits
Cough Drops and card emitting holder bottle milk.
(No requiredC nou,vs
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Notions

Coats Spool Cotton, doz.,
45c
SOC Steel Scissors, pr,
25c
25c Skirt Gauges .19c
1Oc Stickeri Edging, col
ors, piece ...........6 .6e
10c Tubular Shoe Lacers,
all sizes .Oc
SC Wire Hair Pins, so in
DOX ...... lc
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Leather Goods
and Girdles

Women's Hand Bags, SOC
regularly $1.O0; made
with one strap handles;
leather lined and fitted with
coin purse and mirror.
Messaline and Silk
Girdles, 75c - formerly 81
to $l.59; various styles and
colors; some black and
white stripes included.
OWMAN'S-Main Floor
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Men S
Furnishings

Shirts, at 69e = former
ly $l.50 = pleated bosom,
with double cuffs.
Sport Shirts, S9c-form-
erly $1.50 - madras and
pongee.
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
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TRACTION COMPANY
TO AWARD Prizes
Judges Will D decide on the
Best Kept Section Of
Track.

A contest for prizes aggregating s47
among the IL section gauga employed
b! the. Monongahela Valley Traction
Company to keep It's III miles OF
tracks in condition will close Monday
when three inspectors named By the
compan! will award the prizes. The
winners probably will be announced
Tuesday. The prizes follow: a
First prize-Sl0 TO supervisor and
s2.5u 10 each OF his eight men; sec.
ond prices 10 supervisor and $3.50
to each OF his men.
The judges include J. F. Shaderman,
OF Fairmont, track supervisor OF the
NJ. Il. division of the NJ. r. railroad;
Samuel j. Linn, track supervisor OF
the Fairmont yards OF the B. & o.; j.
Y. Kelley, OF Clarksburg, former su.
peryisor Of the Coal & Coke railroad.
The participants comprise 10 section
gangs, four on the Western line, four
on the Fairmont and Clarksburg line,
two on the Warrington line, two on
the Northern line and one in Fair.
mont.
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Oil and Gas

Only few counties In tile lower SOUTH
west fields show signs Of revlving do.
Nelopment work. In West Virginia
Rttchic county Is leading all shallow suna
districts. There has been an increase In
competitions and there IL a cretlItnblc
showing Of new work starting. Light
wells are tho rule. but the cost Of drill
Ing IL low and this has much TO do with
stimulating operations. Richie county
holds out more Inducements than either
Wood or Peasants county. II has more
undeHcloped territory and the possibility
tricts
In the shallow sand districts In Writ
county there Is Il little new work start
ing burning Springs district, is more
favored than any other ut this time. Tile
south Penn OIL Company IL surfing No.
. on the Phoebe Pepper farm ana Nos
ilnd ID on the l.. Il. Roberts and 4, II.
wilson farms. For u great many years
Roherts Bros. have been operating in
ms district and are just comple,in.
their No. 50 on the Rathbone oil tr1.ct'
the Eight Sands Oh compnny's No. -
on the l4ockhnrt. Endcrwpod farm i. nrn-
aacinE 10 barrels day. The South Penn
oiI Company lms the rig completed for
test on The .lAmes Shuman farm,
IN NJ Of tho producing sections In West
virginia. Lincoln county has more undo
Neioped terflt0ry. Territory that IL known
TO he productive ana capable ~ SUNNY.
ing light producers. Tile big Creek Ilc-
relrnmcnt Company has a large acreage
tlht Is not fully developed. Recently III.
Carter OIL Co. las been taking uil active
par, IN development work In this COUNTY
and has been fairly successful. 'rhis
coa'nnnS has Just started to drill see.
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LETTlSa THEIR LIGHT SHINE
Blu. College Girls as Expert Laun.
dresses Do Not Appeal to Ono
New York Housewife.

College girls who have studied
laundering in their domestic science
course may some time find an oppor-
tunity to apply their knowledge with.
ont !nconycniencing anybody, but
they have not yet reached that idyllic
stage.
Just at present they are an in.
tolerable nuisance" said a woman
who has had indirect dealings with
the young graduates. "since they
have undertaken to uplift the world
through the medium OF the washtub
l haven't had stitch Of clothes At
to put on.
THAT is because they are trying TO
teach my laundrcss how to wash and
iron. The poor soul has made, liv-
ing at the washtub for 10 years and
has brought up four children, yet
those scientific laundresses have con.
GUIDED that she doesn't know her bus
iness.
There isn't a laundress in town
that is safe from intrusion. Some
women with Irish tempcrs won't be
bothered. but my washerwoman is too
gentle.mannered 70 refuse instruction,
so for the last month she has been
turning out her weekly wash with
some sweet thing Just out Of college
potterlns around bossing the job.
"The poor woman is nearly crazy.
md SO arc her customers. Maybe
If left to themselves the girls can do
decent job at laundering; know
my washerwonian can. but when their
methods clash both make botch Of
the Job and linen comes home button
less. scorched, and torn."-New York
Times.
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Neu:l York

MEL YORK. Oct tl.-The seemingly
inssttable appetite o. tho public for war
stoekr Vas again reflected in new high
prices fos seyetnl issues. notably Beth.
lehen Steel and studebaker. Tho former
SOD nt {ss.y a gain OF 1c points. and tic
later ~ 1854, an advance of 10 points.
Bothg ciosed at the highest prices. Rail-
roads were Under European selling pres
sure throughout the session and were
from q fraction 10 one point under afon-
dsy,al elosine.
! Initial prices showed strength for the
most part. although the railroads were
faetlohailY lower owing 10 stock supplied
BY local banking interests for the ac-
count on Europeans. The copper shares
were strong The trend during the first
hour however! was Irregular. and II WAS
not unit y the second hour tint Steel COM
mon assumed leadership and rose to s4s.,
tho highest price recorded since 1910. 'rhs
strength Of this Issuc WAS shared by the
independent steels. Of which E.ackawann
and Republic were the most prominent.
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Attachments Filed
Against Thompson

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 14.-At.
tachments agsregating s49,223 against
Josiah v. Thompson, banker, OF Union.
town, Pa, were filed IN the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county here by Attorney
James T. Miller. The attachments
are quits In chancery and 11,450 acres
OF misunderstanding vein coal in
the Richland district, Ohio county,
West Virginia, are attached. The
notes were promissory notes and were
payable from February, 1913, to oeto
Der, 1914,
The attachments were filed in be.
half OF William I. George OF Philippi,
Barbour county, West Virginia, for
$1.S15 against Thompson and j. r..
Barnes OF Weston. W. Va; Robert E.
Umbel OF uniontown, Pa, for $500
against Thompson; John Brown OF
Fayette county. Pa, for $4,000 against
Thompson, and Samuel Woodward OF
Fayette county, Pa, for si,9OS against
Thompson.
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Pittsburgh

= ID
spITTsBuRGHgo Oct 14.-Trading in the
elttsburghisecurity market yesterday Was
rather indifferently conducted aud the
yoIume OF business during the session
light. a few Issues displayed strength
and some weakness, while price changes
inSall instances were small The interest
taken by hetbrokers did not Indicate they
had booked large trading orders over the
holiday In the afternoon the market
turned strong. trading was well dis
trtblted and a healthy tone prevailed.
Strength was the chief feature Of the
New York stock market AT the opening
yesterday morning. The most nctivs
members of the list opened at advances
oyel. tile previous close and after further
gains In some cases became reRctonnty
aud ieldcd las against carly high levels.
Reeoyeries were established later on n
renewal of buying on liberal scnlc.
Around moon the heavy realizing sales
having been absorbed. the market be-
came active and stronger and higher
prices were established.
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sond test on tic Joseph a. lII!eyl farm
and the United Fuel Gas Company il
drilling Nos.S3 and 8 on the Horse Greek
Coal and Land Companies tract. 2
In Central district Doddridge county,
the Philadelphia Company drilled test
on the James Dotson farm through the
Big iniun sand and found only a light
show OF oil. hut after giving Il shot
has a S-harTel pumper. on Teyebaugh
run. Lincoln district. Marion county, the
Hope Natural Gas Company has Il fifth
$aMd gAsser at It's test on the Christie.
phet Tetrics farm.
THE OIL MARKET.
Pennsylvania .....................,.
Indiana ..............,...,..,. .9s
Illinois ...............,...,.., II:
kHnsas and Oklahoma ............. 80
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Girl Walls to Work Asleer.

Miss Nellie Lerra, a pretty young
girl Of Point township. in her sleep
early this morning arose from her bed
and walked to local cap factory.
where she was an employe. She was
haretooted and attired only In flimsy
low.necked night gown. She was rot
seen by anybody and finally reached
the factory and was about to try to
enier when the footing Of locomo.
I've close b. woke her.
Realizing her perdicarnent. the girl
grew excited and ran back home at
!op speed. She fell senseless from
lccvcus exhaustion to the floor OF her
lome.-%o..humher.and correspon.
acnt Pit:s5ure Pes;
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-Forelgners lnaugu.
rated the buying movement In wheat and
were followed by the rank and ffe in the
trade on tho advances Of 39sGt3sc yes.
tsrday. 1t will be remembered that dur.
Ing the recent period, when wheat was
much lower thhn now. foreigners sold
freely Of the May future In the hope
outstanding short contracts and secure
profits. Opposed 10 thPm were some Of
the larger houses In the trade, and the
latter. helng friendly 10 wheat, bought II
freely, not only on the soft spots. but on
the advances as well, and there has heen
but one course to values OF iate-upwMrd.
Opening and closing quotations ycstcr-
a ,,,nrn kLhIlLL,na.
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gourtNews
peeds Filed

Deeds Filed.
The following deeds have been fled
with County Clerk A. g. Martin fot
recording:
u Lydia Sayre and husband to Patsy
Sacci, a parcel OF land in the Monon.
gahela Industrial Company's East Side
addition to the city Of Fairmont; con.
sideration $3.50.
Clyde CASTOR and wife TO Samuel
A. Judy, a parcel OF land in the Brook.
dale addition to the town OF Monon.
gah; consideration S1,10e.
Clarence D. Robinson and wife 10
". r. Brand, a parcel OF land in tho
Fox addition to the town OF Farming.
ton; consideration s227.50.
Howard Shaver and wife to Melissa
Ann Sturm, a parcel OF land on Big
Bingamon creek in Lincoln district;
consideration. $4,000.
Clarence D. Robinson and wife to
", T. Morris, parcel OF land In the
Fox addition to the town OF Monon,
gah; consideration, s577.15.
VIII Probated.
The last will and testament OF the
late David Ridgely was yesterday filed
with the county clerk for probation.
The will provides that to Harold. VIII.
liam c., John, Bessie, Fred and Elmer
Ridgely; all nephews and nieees. the
sum OF $50 each to be paid. All the
remainder of the estate real and per.
sonal, are to be left to the widow, in
the event of her again marrying the
estate reverts to three brothers, Lloyd,
Frank and William Ridgely, share and
share alike. Elias S. Amos is named
executor OF the estate.
Licenses Issued.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the county clerk:
Harry W. Weinberg and Alma Belle
Straight, both OF Fairmont.
Tony Alloy and Frances Andrews,
both Of Hutchinson. Joseph Andrews,
father of the girl, gave his consent in
person.
Guardian Named.
Settie Hammers was named guar.
dian OF Meta and Dent Powell, infant
heirs of the late D. B. Powell. Bond
Of 500 in each case, amounting to
$1,000 furnished.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-saturtay afternoon, between VAN
gllder'S Feed MIL on Aiorsantown ave-.
and Smithtown, Il lady's black handbag
containing So or 81 and a gold watch with
Initinls S. c. S. Return to Lock Box 451.
West VtrsinIan. lO-1S-:t-So. 457
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Guardian Named,
INSTRUCTIONS

MEN--our Illustrated catalogue explains
how we tench barber trade in n, few
weeks. mailed free. Write Moler Barber
College. Cincinnati. o. t0.g.It.-No. 4ii
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

wANTED-A position as bookkcepet or
Office assistant by young man with
business school training. Address Box
ass, care West virg!nan,
lo-l:-.,-So. $50
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GOVERNOR SPEAKS
a! DRY Meeting /. d !
Reaffirms Stand on Enforc.
ing Yost Law-May
Use Militia.

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. 14.-Ad.
dressing an audience OF several thou.
sand prohibition advocates at the
State dry rally" here yesterday, Gov.
ernor H. D. Hatfield repeated his state.
ment, made to the ministers and lay
delegates at the West Virginia Meth.
odtst conference al parkersburg that
he would, II necessary. use the mill.
tary arm OF the State government 10
enforce the "dry" laws.
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MONEY TolLoAN


MONEY LOANED In sums OF $40 to $50
repaid In small monthly payments. No
reference or Enforcement required. Busi-
ness strictly confidential. Address Box
ss5. clarksburg. W. Va. 7-2s-tf--No.2s5
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Reatflrms His Stand.

I made the statement them" said
the executive, "and l repeat it now
that have given Prohibition Commits.
stoner Blue and the local officials Of
the State every support, and that IL
they now find themselves incapable OF
controlling the situation, stand
ready TO give them whatever support
may be necessary for the full enforce.
ment OF the law, even to the extent
OF furnishing national guardsmen to
act In conjunction with the civil au.
thorities.
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Baltimore

BALTiltoRE-..s 80 g g 80 &c 49,.
Furnished by w. W. t.anahan & Co.
meniberN New York and Baltimore
stoek Exchanges. Mlir Floor Calvert
Building Baltimore. MIDI
Sales October Is, 1851 =
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SITUATION wANrED-Female

Observation-Disclosures lady with cx-
pcrience desires position. Inquire Box
45s. West Nirgininn. 10.l3.f-Eo. ass
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HELP WANTED-MALE

wANTED-p!ck miners ana machine
leaders High coal and good work.
Take Falrmont and clarxsburg trolley
ear ut Fairmont for WorthEngton, then
20 to Annubelle Mines. Four States Coal
& Coke Co. lo-12-3t-So 1856
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wAHwED--sian to work a few days ut
lo-l4-1t-No &c,
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Dr,. -, 80 - 3'"' Ssss
The prohibition law must be en-.
forced at any hazard or cost, and in
my opinion there is no place in West
Virginia where the people when once
aroused as TO their duty will not rally
/ to the aid OF the State officials"
Governor Hatfield spoke from the
same platform with Fred o. Blue.
State Commissioner OF Prohibition;
Sam w. Small, noted temperance ora.
tor. and others prominent in the move.
ment for National and State prohibit.
ton and the enforcement Of existing
laws.
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West virginian want ads bring
results.
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LOOSE LEAF and Blank Books at the
Fairmont Printing and Publishing Co..
Monroe street. 9-17-tf--No. 3s4
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms
for ladies. All modern convenienccs.
Also basement rooms and luundry. APP
ply at us Walnut avenue.
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ROOMS TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAVE those faror!te books with the rag.
gcd corners and loose backs rebound
and the title neatly stamped In gold.
FairmoHt Printing and Publishing Co..
Monroe st. s-l7-f-No. 3ss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-14
FINANCE, OIL, GAS AND PRODUCE

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