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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
Eleven Deeds Of Rclcuse Amounti,,
To SI3,SIO.


Eel & CLAYTON. trustees. to Dor,
&. Scty. :? ill2 hv i23 7-i2 feet north
line Of Blair Street, 2S6 feet cast Of
Meadow street February 81, 1911.
s51a
-. =. Bragg. trustee. to Wesley Davis,
lots and ! in block ) III Providence
Park. March !. 1917; $50.
r.: NJ BoNlcy ct ais, trustees. to =
line OF Main street at west line or
Robinson Street. February 10. I9l1:
-, NJ. Eox'ey :, ais, trustees. to Lee
east Tine OF Twenty fourth Street. i.3
u. 1917: Sl.a72.
Richeson e Crutchncld. trustees ~
Edward Claiborne Saunders. - feet
= inches by $50 feet. known us .50S
East Franklin Street. March 3, lal7:
$3.50.
ELAN y Taylor. trustees. 10 l. ".
Crunp. lot II IN block Il in the plan
Of Gintcr Park. February t. 1917:
sl.23.
II. I. ,Ei"hcson, trustee. 10 Frank 4.
Lowry. lots &c and ~ in section = in
the plan OF pahiia Farm: also lot Il in
block X IN Gintcr Park. February i.
1917; $500.
BESSIE l.. Garrett, lot IL in block Il in
the plan of Gintcr Park. February ..
1917 s&Is.
W. W. Ilardwickc. trustee. to w r.
smith smith, :ISiSi feet north line Of Cary
street. February -. 1917: s2.aao
rose y Eoshen. trustee. TO Iohr Ross.
3sNlii fee, on Williams Street. 50 fec,
south line OF Williams street. 30 feet
ss25. ''''''" . ''i''
Harry 7. Moore. trustee. TO Samuel ID.
turner CT uN.. 1SNI.0 feet. known a.
90" North Thi,ty-second street. March
). 1917: 1925.
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CALOMEL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Nasty drug saliyatcs, makes
YOU sick and you lose
Il days work.

Every drurEis, in town--your drug
Eist and crcrybody's druggist has NOS
tic"d great falling off in tho sale 81
ralomcl. They all give the same rca
son Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
its place.
"talomcl is dangerous and people
Know IT. while DodSon's Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better re.
suits, said a prominent local druggist
oodsonS Liver Tone is pcrsonaIlv
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells II. large bottle costs 80 cents
ana If II fails 10 Civ" easy relief in
every case Of liver slupgishncss and
constipation. YOU have only to ask for
your money back.
podson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy
harmless To both children and adults
Iak" a spoonful at night and wake IN
icclins fine: no hiiiousncss. sick head
acne" acid stomach OF constipa,ed
bowels, u doesn't grippe or cause in
convenience all tho next dag like vio
tent caiomcl. Take a dose OF c:lome,
To-Day ana tomorrow YOU will feeI
weak. sick and nauseatcd. Don't ,o.c
- days work Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel Zinc, fun or
riEor and anbiiion.--Adv
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cHANCEHy DEEDS or TRUST.
Nine Deeds of Trust Amounting IN
S6I .nDJ:,S

Percy l.. Moore ct ais. 10 Richeson
Crutchheld. trustees. 2aXlSa feet
north line of Floyd Avenue. lao feet
east of Sycamore street. March |. 1917:
J. Haw Jones ct uN. 10 Chcwn:nr G.
BoNlcy. trustees. 5sxl24 feet west line
OF Twenty niRth Street, between NJ
and y Streets. February ). 1917:
The Union Storage Warehouse Com
panE: inc. to Howard sutton. trustee
90 % by $50 feet, known as l76S East
Cary street: also 5oxSS feet eas, line
or seventeenth Street, AT north line
OF Cary Street February |, 1917;
S4,i50.
y. T.. Eakcr ct ux. to Melvin Flcscn-
heimcr Ct ais. trustees. 3lX3il-2 feet
west line Of Sixth street at south line
OF Baker street. March =. 1917. soi2O.
Mamie r. Ford 81 vir 10 John r.
Welsh ct ais, trustees. y % bv l.t
feet north line OF Dickinson street, 5O7
IL feet west OF Mil street: also ;
acres acres on north side Of parbytown
ruary =. 1917; $500.
Eva {. Emmerson ct vir 10 r. NJ
Jacobs. trustee, 25xIli fee, eas, line
OF Lester Street, 259l-4 feet north of
Louisiana street. February %. 1917:
willard j. Gum TO Wexford r.
line OF Nineteenth Street 30" feet
north Of Brauer's street. March /, 1917;
i3o0.
L. Baiducci ct ny. TO r.. Wexford
Rand trustee, 3oxl01 feet > "a inches,
known as 202l-2a21-A Park Avenue
March 5. 1917: $500
don Taylor. trustee. a5xi5S feet.
known as COS West Grace Street.
March ), 1917: $4,000.
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COVERING BY SHORTS
CAUSE OF UPHEAVAL
Advance i'm Prices in Wall Street
Confined to List OF In
dustrials.
RAILS CONTINUE VERY HEAVY
Exchange Believes That il Wilson Is
Left 10 Himself, He Can Avert
War, Which viii Mean Resump-
ton of Defenders Bull Market.
ny BRu,DAN WALL.

NEW YORK March S.-Urs.nt short COY
h.aS.l in he sieSk msFhet i@-l~y 80,
vas confined to tn. Industrial II, hal,c
inert throughout tic session. the, for'ed
buying OF iuIusiFtnis w. n.,nr", rcsn ~.
vii not call u Spccia. session al Congress
Nall Stree, believes that II thc PreSidrn,
Is left to himself he san avoid waT. anu
srecd that war IL Europe with r"ac. In
mGTt,a MAJ 81 S Se
Heaviness Of tho 'sis is due also In rart
issE MIA" cour t ds"ion o tn"
hour law proves distsstctul 70 them or Is
pie OF whs tic-up Of the railroad Would
inc'n u the congestion caused sH ;he
He Ss SiSGs4G "a" no IN tGoi I'm
iemrlate what the rs,ulis might lie II a
for day.
There is liquidation Of American railroad
stocks assemble in Now iorN for III: 60 -.
arc sslns sold Is that he dsnes 81 bans ns
Germs has failed to siyc them even an in
direct pnhli' 'asrk", The Am"ric ~ IN
bu, they seem to wan; non" Of their notes
even when guaranteed 10y American indus.
trial concerns.
",,ed by fenr Of war IN tnrers Min peaSc
den n'T' Of h S' sio oTsnf hs, "ov" up
Bethlehem s,eol., which under those cir.
CuNletanStS NOCil ne SFtdl SOU
w 81. 3 share from the opening rric.
United States Steel. after early hesitation.
advanced sbont " points Utah Copper,
which would hc participant In such wa-
pro;its, moved about points from IT, low,
Central Leather, General Motors. Anaconda
and Mercantile Marine we're others To an-
VANCE sharply in tho late ,rsaius,
Marine preferred broke 4 points ~ tho
very opening Of the market. because of
failure Of the nill permitting tho arm!ng
of ships When the public eas assured
that President Wilson might nnd authority
10 protect shipping this stecH came back,
resainiuD Its fun ioss. Midvaic steel WAS
heavy Throughout tho day for reasons tina,
viii d.N"lor III tho near future.
Tho day WAS not without its new records.
1.-Two hogs In Chicago sold AT tho unprc-
"cdentcd price Of tlt2o por leo pounds.
lowest prices ever recorded. lire At 80 and
puhios 3, 2.,o
May whea, was &c lover. ard ~ one time
May cotton WAS up 5: halc
Further activi,, developed in tho auto.
mobile list. These stocks wcr" taken hold
out of the var biz profits will not he ir-
,erfcrcd with Genera, Motors movea VIZ
points from its low OF the morning. Slut.
POINTS: StuGcbakcr and Maxwell. more than
point each Regardless OF trade cond,-
lions. i, can be said that tina motors have
been well li1uldated and that their tech
meal condition IN tho market Is unusual.
strong.
NEW YORK. March 6.-Mer.an;iis paper.
td4'.. Sterling. s!x,y-dsy bills sa.. com
nsrcial siHts.day bills on banks. SAL: corr
.ncrrial SIXTY day bills. tt.io..: demand.
sL1ii.. cables. h,s ~ Mexican dolar..
steady. Time loans steady; sixty aud nin"t!
days s.. Il six months, 4uf. Call money.
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4. :. cIncuIr COURT or APPEALS.

The United states Circuit Court :,
Appeals reconNencd yesterday rnorninr
at 10 o'clock. with District Judge
Dayton IN attendance.
Case in call to-day:
No. Richard Watson master or
British steamship Student. ana claim
ant OF said ship. the Charente Steam
snip Co. Ltd. and T. and j. Harrison.
;,dministratrix. ct al. appellccs: appeal
rom the District Court ut Baltimore
Md. To hc argued 10y George Forbes.
"f baltimore. Md, 70: the appellants
ana by George 7. Mister. Harry Il. Wolf
ana Walter l.: Clark, OF Baltimore. Md.
for the apneilccs -
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HENHICo TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds or Isnrrnin md 81.
Amounting tn S.GGO

Mamie j. rryde et vir to Mamie T..
tord. acres on the Durbytown Road
about -four miles from Richmond Feb
ruary -. 1919: 500
+. l.. llnshaw To jamie Carter Rob-
ertson. lots % and - in section y in
the plan Of tcechw God Park. March
L. 1917: IlSJ
NJ. IT, omohunfro II ny TO Eddie
styles, lot . III section - in tho plan
OF oak Park. July % lal5. s!ao
w. - Scott to James T. Duke. lots
!. and in the plan OF Josiah BLACK
puTns estate on the Three chopt Road
March ), l?l.: tax. Sl.30: $40.
Abbey Realty Corporation 10 Joseph
~. Cardle, lot IL in block IS section
r IN the plan Of Colonial Place. Feb
ruary :. 1917; S3a5
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Six building Permits. Amounting
Xa.n1S

Six building Permits. Amounting to
S3.DS5.
patiic r.. Augnstinn 10 repair hricL
store. 49, East Main Street, 10 cost
$50
Tyler & Tyler. 70 repair brick ware
house. iooi West Cary Street to cos,
5000.
Charles l. Kcpplcr. 10 repair brick
store. 40 North Sixth Street. 10 cost
si15.
Thomas T. Bryan, 10 repair brick
dwelling south side OF Grace street.
between seventh and Eighth Streets.
to cost Sl.S56
~ Y. Pollard. Jr., 20 repair brick
dwelling. 1915 West Grace street. to
cost 5000.
G. T.. Lathrop & Co. 70 erect frame
she'd south side OF Hrookland street
between Dinuccu and Spotswood
streets, 10 cost $500.
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UNITED STATES pIsru,c,r co,,u,,

\ creditors petition was entered yes.
tcfdaT in the United state District
court by the Deep River Lumber Cor.
poratlon. of Norfolk: l.. 4. Robcrtsun
OF petersburg. and the John l.. Roper
lumber Company. OF Norfolk against
IN petersburg Wood Supply Company
me. OF Petersburg. manufacturers OF
ooNcs ana dealers in wood supplies II
WAS set forth that the company 10 IN.
Solvent and that its debts to the named
creditors amount to SI2IS3JJ
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NEW YORK. March Raw sugar. nrnl:
arm, Ruttcr and cheese, arm. sro, coffee.
nominal. Rio IS, on: Santos As. 1910.
The market for "ottonsetd oil had
further sharp rise carly to-day Oh the SEN
81 tinnally buliish hog situation. but later
most OF tn, gains wer" lost under heavy
selling fer profits induced by the setback
In lard Final prices we're ! To u points
not higher. Sales. $500 barrels. Tho mar
lic, cl"s.d STEADY. Spot. y 50 bid; March.
i&.5, a l35S April. i3aud 1857; May. 1876 "a
1905 June Is SaQ is.Go: July Il .oit 1887: .Au-
Sust 1850 1888: September l55. n 1850; Oc-
toh"r l:.oi a 1905.
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HUsrI>Gs RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Deeds Of RrirHse, Amounting to
SJ.SS.

Chewing & BnNley. trustees. TO
August Simonpietri. 30Nl30 feet known
as 1903 Everett street February 20.
1917: sl.o.o.
\. L. Adamson. trustee. 10 NJ. J.
We'll It uN.. 36xlo0 feet. known az
200 BOSTON Avenue. February -.
1917: $500
\. L. Adamson. trustee. ito NJ i
p'Ncil CT uN.. lots S-9-l0 In square "a
IN Mason Park Addition. February II,
1917: $500.
\. l.. Adamsou. trustee, 10 BESSIE NJ.
Winston lots !. >, 3 and in block
? in West Manchester Land Company.
March |. 1917: $500
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In section 3 in the plan Of Oak Park
February II. 1919: $500.
James 4. Duke to Edward j. Blake
lots . and in plan OF Josiah Black
hurn's estate. March :, 1917: $3.50
Edward +. Morris ct ny. To Con-
WAY X. sands. trustee lot $ i'm block
~ IN map Of BloominSdaic. March /.
1917: $500
Same IL Willoughby Newton. Jr..
lot in block 10 in map OF blooming
dale. March |, isl1: Sl,06u
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minimum. 10000: par value. 500
Dealing building material
Virginia development Corporat,on
i,nchmond: u. 5. Bolcn. president; An
urcw y. Christian, secretary and treas.
Wrcr-hoth OF Richnond. Capital:
Maximum. $500. 900: minimum, $40: mar
value. $40. Mining business.
Amendment TO charter OF AlIcrhanv
ore and Iron Company. Clifton Forge
changing principal Office to Ruena
VISTA, and reducing minimum capiluI
stock from $4,000 900 TO 81 900, oOu
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
,OrTnN 6,nnns

NEW YORK, March 5.--Cotton goods we're
nrnicr ana moderately active to-day Yarns
were hrmrr with a better inquiry. .Iara,cS,
silks ""rs iowrr and tussahS higher. Dress
demand
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HUSTINGs TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of DarEnfp md Sal.
AnlOlInl iII. In

L. II. Bruce CT ais. to -. J. Sands.
lhSHioo feet south side OF Hull stree t
az east line OF iiuli street. Februa ry
-. 1917; tax. $3.50: $40
Louie Henry ct vir To Thomas i
Davis 81 NY. lot ~ III Burfoots Addi-
uon February -. 1917: $1,000
Allan y. Pcttigrew ct uN To kim
l'ro"n. lot 80 in block | in Fifteenth
street Addition. March L. 1917; $500.
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EANAI. STOKES

81 ANNAH GA. March a.-Tnrpentine
hothins doing isi2: sales. none. receipts. =.
CASKS shipments. $50 casks: stock II III
casks Rosin, nrm: sales. 25s barrels: r..
celpts, u harro!s: npmcntS. IS barrels: stock
,e'=g harreis Quote: A.. B.. G.. ID. r.. -
-, go: l. ~. NJ. 60; y, 6.S5: Wt; .
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III sTISGs DEEDS or TRUST.

Two Deeds OF Trust. Amounting 10
l,G0U.
Thomas j. Davis ct uN. 10 A. L.
Adamson ct ais. trustees, lot - in
bnrfoots addition. February %, 1917;
$1,000.
kim Brown 20 \. l.. Adamson trus-
tee. lot 80 in block ! in Fifteenth
street Addition. March l. iai7 $500
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKE,

Repaired by Rodgers. Pium,ner 4 Co Incl
r"rEESRIRG. VA. March 5-Srsn-
per buSheI. " 't''
.NirEinias- Farmers stock-Market :irn,
!, ah Jumbo. ta.c per pound extra prime
1'ac per pound: prime. ne per pound: shell.
:ns stock. 3i.c 10 4c per pound
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK M\NKEI

. NEW YORK. March 5.-Be.yes. nr,,,
steers: N5oT 5000; bulls S6co1 $500: EXTRA
req 500 $3.50: cows $4,000 S-..S.
talSsS firm: Ncals. Slln0W $3.50. c,,ils
ShUW Slv~. narnya ri calves. Sc ~ "a g 90:
!carlinSs. 5.0oqd $50: Indiana calves. .7.So'
sheep aud lambs, steady. Sheep. sso a
5000; lambs. 1880 n sIi60
ltoS.. firm: no prices Quoted
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MUSINGS COUNT. rAnr II.

H. Q. Wright has ficd suit in this
court against the Universal Motor
Company. Damages TO the extent az
$4,000 ar. asked but no declaration has
been hlcd OFlahcrty & o'Flahcrty
arc attorneys for til. plaintifY
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Chicago GRAN n.rErr
,Ey W. T.. crcEShaw 4 Co,
Eichnior d. Va. March ;. l:
tercfa hIrs

nc AGO March 6,-Unexpected .in,llrc,,
~ Hecteast III the United states Iisible SIM
~ '"'a hhauN gave bears the adyantape
~ INC "h.at market The close raS
t.cd " TO ii.c hot lower with MAY
a. 49, 7" siHs. ana July a, 81 ssl "a
$3.50. corn lost i,c TO n lc: oats, Nni.heo
!" on 20 - nv. and proNiSion. A; raius ~
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Wholesale Quotations.
a.. - ',,rr,. u ~

NNEN I|tJ-NUII1VHS.
Poultry: lIens--Markct H.. better shape:
receipts light; market active, IL amy change,
higher. chtCkcns.-Markct In active condi.
uor, ESS Market III good, firm condition.
receipts light: II amy change. higher. But
ier-MHrSet lower. but firm at quotations.
itdcs-Mark"t higher md hrmtr. Live
st"ch-IiEnt receipts: market firm: rcais in
good demand
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north line OF Duvall Alley. 3nls FOO,
east o. MHnford Street. March !, 1917:
y: ~. Melton ct ny to John Ross
In feet south line or Chunin Street
2"i ieet east Of Meadow Street. March,
!, 1917; s2l0.
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KlChmondX petersburg
CHESAPEAKE UOnlOKY.
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

Tho Progressive Railway Of TIA South..
Trains lsase daily: \. NJ. Neriina local;
IL % h. 81. Sleepern Atlanta and Jackson.
vile: 50 =: a. .:sep.rs Jacksonville. lam.
1916 r NJ. sieepers Atlanta, birminrhpm
JacksonviIie. Tampa and ST. PetersburI
Trans arrive: b..v A. H., $40 Io.K
". p, 49,
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nENHICo DEEDS OF HlsT.

Five Dreda Of Trust. Amounting 70
S2.B:I0.5n.
jamie Carter Robertson to Richmond
Bank and Trust Co. Inc. lots - and
- in section u in the plan Of Beech
land Park March |. 1917; Sl35.
Thomas t.. boiling ri uX. 10 : W.
Robinson. Ir., trustee, lots - and 30
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RAILROADS
Richmond and Chesapeak. Bay R,jlr,, Cann,,.

scheuuis suDIetS IL Chang. without iN
:. Trains ieavs Richmonu b.s:so Az 81.
NJ q A., NJ. A. a.; ..,is \. M. II A. II
\" SO p Il 7;l0 p. ". b, p. il. X +.
;, Trans !ea.. Ashland $50 A. N. h.,
NJ noon a H.: ss A. M., 10 A. A. eli. 4. 4.
+ f. a Ss: IS F. ~ g.. !, i;f 2 r.. 7ao IN {
bCsrriss baggage. .DAily sxc~pt sund
ssSnndsys only. oonoAI.
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NEM YoHk PRonrCE MARKLr.

M,dtiinE. l.. soc
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NEW YORK. March 6--Merean;ie paper.
+d4.. Sterling. sixty-dsy bills. SAL. com
Insrcial sixty day bills on banks. SAL: cou-
.ncrcal siYty-day bills. t'o..; demand.
''t'5i.; cshl.s n,s ~ Ms .,; holla 5.
steady. Time loans. steady; sixty aud ninnt!
days. s.. a.: six months, 4uf. call money.
steady closing bid. -.
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l--,rI.. =. y. snd No red,
nuniina. Corn-No .;I",s ~, nard
5, liz, :, y s.,, 'ioss hNo.. No yeiioS,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-22
FIllANC OIL AND GAS

Pickard Brand farm. It Is good gas
ser in the Big Lime. In the Burning
Springs district, Writ county the South
Penn OH company's No. II on the N. p.
Taught farm is a light pumper In the
salt sand.
On State Fork, Warrington district,
Marion county, the Hope company has
drilled into the top Of the 30-foot sand.
It is located 2,50G feet northwest Of
the Prospective Oil and Gas company
test on the Gorrel Wise farm and is q
buster. In Murphy district Richie
county, the South Penn Oil company
has completed test on the Sheridan.
Hartman farm. 1t is gasser in the
Big Injun.
In the lower southerwest fields in
Kanawha county some light bumpers
have been brought In, On Indian
Creek, Elk district, the South Penn
OIL company's second test on the NJ.
Vickers farm is a light pumper In the
Weir sand. The same company's sec
ond test on the o. T. Thompson farm
is a five.barrel pumper In the same
formation.
On Mil Creek, Elk district, Kanawha
county, the Ohio Fuel OIL company
completed No. 80 on the Elk River
Coal company's property. 1t is show
ing for a three.barrel pumper in the
Weir sand. On the same stream in
the northwest Of No. the Navajo
OIL and Gas company is drilling sec.
ond test on the W. 2. Lewis farm. On
Wills Creek, Elk district the Omar
OIL and Gas company completed and
shot test on the D. D. Cart farm. 1t
is light pumper in the Big Injun
sand. This location is 800 feet north
OF No. on the same farm. On Big
Two Mile Creek, Grant district, Ca.
bell county, the Harshbarger Oil and
Gas company is drilling wildcat on
the M. Nichols farm.
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-0l aid Gas.

The average size Of the late compile.
tions in the West Virginia fields is
GnaIly At Glovers Gap, Warrington
district, Marion county, the Hope Nat.
pral Gas company has drilled No. 8
On the j. L. Hays farm into the 30.
loot sand. AS soon as the pay was
apped the we'll began to flow at the
rate Of % barrels an hour. 1t is not
expected to hold up for any consid-
GrabIe time at that rate.
on Broad Run, Mcclellan district,
Doddridge county, the Manufacturers
] Light and Heat company drilled Q test
on the 3. F. Wadsworth farm through
the Big Intun sand. It is showing for
q 1o.barRel pumper and is located 1000
feet northwest Of production on the
MaFshall Ash farm. In Greenbrier dis
t1ict, Doddridge county. the South
Penn on company's test on the Lew
sonmerville farm is a gasser In the
Gordon sand.
on Sinking Creek, Troy district, Gil
mer county, the Hope Natural Gas com.
: pnny drilled its No 8 on the F. T..
Bush farm through the Berea grit. 1t
b q gasser In that formation. In the
same district the South Penn Oil
company has completed a test on the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-22
LOOK AS YOUNG AS
YOU FEEL, DON'T
Be old AND GRAY
Men-pon't Let Gray Hair Hold You
Down In Business! Women Re-
store Natural Color With Safe, Guar.
antsed o,Ban-Not Dye.

It is not necessary, not even wise,
for anyone to have gray hair nova.
days. Restore the uniform color Of
your hair with the aid of Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer. Thousands have done
so and are proud Of the result. Years
of study by expert chemists result,
ed in Q.Ban, the one preparation that
actually works hand in hand with Ma.
ture in banishing gray hair in a health.
full way.
You simply apply Q.Ban like I sham.
poo, and your hair will resume a nat.
ural color, evenly, gradually, safely
and surely. Your hair will become soft,
glossy, abundant and beautiful, You
will look SO young you will be delight
ed. But beware of limitations as you
would of dyes. There is nothing like
Q.Ban.
Money.Raek Guarantee
Q.Ban is all ready to use-is guaran-
teed to be harmless and is sold under
the markers money.back guarantee IL
not satisfied. Only SOC at Martins
drug store and all good drug stores, or
write direct to Hessig-Ellis Drug Co.,
Memphis, Tenn. Hair Culture" an IL.
Illustrated, interesting book of lectures,
sent free.
Try Q.Ban Superfine Hair Tonic;
Q.Ban Liquid Shampoo; Q.Ban Toilet
Soap; Q-Ban Depilatory for removing
superfuous hair. adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-22
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FOR SALE - Machinery. One stone
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by Phillips & McLaren Co.. Of Pitts.
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washers. One so inch fan made by
B. T. Sturvant, Of Boston, Mass. One
a inch Buffalo fan made by the But.
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and so It. of 24s inch shafting with
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sy A GARDENER.

"When should 1 set out celery
plants?" asks a woman gardener.
Early in July celery plants once
transpianted ara set in the celery patch
In the garden. Set six inches apart
Water the plants and stir the soil once
a week. When the plants are a foot
high they are banked with soil to the
tops Tor boards may DO used for blanch'
ing purposes) and late in the fall they
are covered completely with dirt and
then several inches Of straw. Celery
will keep until midwinter in this con-
dition
"Are weeds really so dangerous in a
garden?" asks y doubtful gardener.
Weeds rob the other plants OF a
large amount of soil water as well as