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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-24

|
He states that his brothers condition is
critical
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Cox OF Abilene,
Texas arrived here yesterday 10 make
Arlmore their home For the present
they will be guests OF Miss Willie Cox
az the home of Mrs. Claude Stuhhle.
field. 10 sixth avenue northwest
w. l.. McWhirter, division freight
agent of the Santa Fe lines. spent yes
.eriay here en- route from his head
quarters at Ft. Worth. Texas. TO Pauls
Valley. Wynnewood and Purcell on an
inspection tour.
r. +. and ]. q Cochran, who live
near Psuls Valley. were arrested last
piyht on the northbound Santa Fe pas
senger train by Deputy L. : Marshal
Hignight on charge Of transporting
liquor, They waived examination this
morning before L. :. Commissioner
Hutchinson and were committed to Jail
In default OF $4,000 bond.
Funeral services for the late Leslie |
Dial. conducted by Rev. David II. Coop |
er OF the Broadway Baptist church. were
held this morning at 1880 o'olcck at
Rose Hill cemetery. Leslie pal was
the thirten.year-old son OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. q, Dial. who recently moved here
from New Mexico He died Friday
morning. TAM
Jim Hammond, who was shot In the
fght with officers at the time Of the
Killing Of Edward Petcrman. on sun
lay. November I. In the Chapman
leighborhood. has been brought TO the
'ounty Jail and his examining trial
VIII be held Friday next at y. m.
ismmod's left arm was amputaied as
he result Of wounds sustained at that
inc. "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-24

A. NJ. Brady as purchased the Frank
Robson lot, on G street southwest,
where he will soon begin the construc.
tion ot home.
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PRODUCE.

Kansas City. No. Nov. 24-Butter.
eggs potatoes. poultry; unchanged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-24

Mrs. ], NJ. Willis and daughter, Mai
fore Elizabeth. have gone 10 Vernon
Texas, TO spend Thanksgiving,
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nue fire had been discovered. The
blaze was extinguished before any dam
age was done.
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Women school tcaohers IN Ireland ~
ceive the same pay a. men for the
same kin3 * work.
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J. $. McHughes returned today from
81. Louis. Mo. where he was called on
account OF the Illness OF his brother
He states that his brothers condition is
critical.
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Find Il In the want .cs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-24

The are department Was csllei % L
street southwest. this morning. where
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During 1915. therc were seS marriage
licenses iSSaei and 81 GiVor,eS granted,
During 1917 there have heen SOS mar,
granted
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Marriage licenses have hecn ISSUED
% II. Y. Niece. IS, stanton. Okla. and
Mrs Carrie +. White. 81. Lega,e. and
10 Roy Csrrington. "a. Orange Okla.
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humanity and freedom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Pittsburgh Pa. January I, 1917
The Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company, q corporation Of the Suite OF West Viz
eInia The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago nnd st.
Louis Railway Company. corporation OF the States
OF PENNSYLVANIA, West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois, tho vandalII Railroad Compsny. CORPORA
tlon OF tho States Of Indiana and 1ln0Is. and The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and the Chicago
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company corporations
Of tho State Of Indiana have. according TO tho laws
Of those States been consolidated into . railroad
COMPANY named Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago
and ST. Louis Railroad Company. effective January
1917 the agreefneat Of consolidation having been
filed In the office Of tho Secretary Of State OF West
virginia on tho Goth day OF December. 1916
Hereafter tho property formerly owned ny the Pitts
hurrh. Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Company.
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company. vandalia Railroad Company. The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and Chicago. IndI-
ana and Eastern Railway Company In the states Of
West Virginia. PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio. Indiana and ILL
nojs will be owned and operated BY Tho Pittsburgh
Cincinnati. Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad Com
pany.
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND KENTCCKI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
yANDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
g. H. CHURCH.
1..1ssot Secretary.
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City Bank Of Wheeling.

Stockholders of the City Bank of
Wheeling, at their annual meeting
Yesterday afternoon. reelected last
years directors. as follows: Ambrose
IS. List. John II. List. Daniel {. Lisl,
Robert c. DaIzell, George II. List ana
Edward Hazlett.
Officers OF the institution were re-
elected as follows: President. An
brose S. List: vice-presldents, John
X. List and. Daniel G.. List: cashier
Robert e. Dalzell; assistant, cashiers
George H.. List and Howard a. ooeE'
man. 49,.
The report of the condition OF the
hank at the close Of business Decem-
Der -. showed deposits amounting 10
$40 38,9lS.49. while loans and dls-
counts amounted To s2.1@1.1G?.os; Inc
bank has total resources Of s3''o''-
905.51
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ELkS TO INITIATE
AND FEAST TONIGHT
District Deputy Lyle Johns to witness
Big Event at Special Lodge
Session.

This evening az tn" Elks' Club on FIJI d,
trenth street. tho annual roll call and
social session will nc held. at which
TIM all members are requested to b.
present 10 answer roll call, In person. or
answer by postal card.
The speaker Of the evening will be
Lyle Jones Of Park"rsburg. State Dis
trict Deputy, who will deliver an ad'
dress Of especial interest.
\ class OF twelve Will b. initiated. and
elaborate plans are being made for
their work over the hot sands Follow
ing the initiation a program OF interest
in it's novelties to b" featured. will hi
rendered, and social session and ola
borata menu will h" enjoyed.
The following compose tho social s":-
chairman. DIR. o. W. Burdats. George
Phillips. Ed. Blakely. Russell Dursi,
Tom Foulk ano Erwin Barr.
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MORE DIVIDENDS
ARE ANNOUNCED
COMPANY TO PAY
THREE PER CENT FIRST
OF February.
Fostor1a Glass Company Declares Regu-
lar Two Per Cent and An Extra
Ono and One-Half Per Cent.
Stock Market Quiet.

Stockholders in It number OF Wheeling
concerns will be made richer February
through the receipt OF dividend
checks. Announcement WAS made yes
trrday Of the declaration by directors
ri the N-uralgylne Company Of II diri-
dend Of = per cent. payable February J..
the transfer hooks closing yesterday.
On Il. Capitalization Of $4.000.000. this
dividend will total $4,000.
In addition to regular quarterly
dividend Of . per cent oil FoStorta
Glass Company stock. payable February
l. an extra cash dividend Of ] I. per cent,
payable March Is, has been declared.
The transfer books for the regular divi-
dend closed yesterday. while they will
close March for the extra dividend.
An extra dividend Of !. per cent on
Wheeling Metal and Manufacturing
Company stock will also hr payable
February |. on which date the stock
holders of Market Auditorium stock will
receive dividend checks for z per cent.
LaRellr Iron Works common stock pays
per cent January 81
The local stock market was quiet yes
tertlaY There was more dealing in
IInZrl-AtlaS Glass stock than any other
issue aud it advanced two points to
1913. being bid at that pric" at the close.
Neuralgyine Company was Il point
stronger AT 40. LaRrllr common stock
was weak. selling at ISL. Il drop or two
points.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
WHITAKER IRON COMPANY,
Notice..

Notice.
Notice /. hereby given that \: meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Whitaker Iron Company. cor
puration created and organized under the laws OF
The State Of West Virginia, to be held at the office
" tho corporation In tho City OF Wheeling. In the
Stale Of West Virginia. the twenty fourth day OF
January 1917. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon reso-
uion Will be offered to reduce the authorized caplta
stock Of said corporation by reducing the number OF
shares Of stock thereof five thousand shares OF the
par value Of one hundred dollars each To two thousand
shares OF the par Value Of ono hundred dollars each
90 that such authorized capital stock shall hereafter
DO two hundred thousand dollars Instead Of Tive
hundred thousand dollars. as heretofore.
A. C.. WHITAKER.
ALEX. GLASS.
G. ". HOOKING.
Officers aud Stockholders
wb~sllnI v. Va.
January s 1917 ja-S-l0.l5-l1.2a- "a
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GROCER DISMISSED.

Special Dispatch 10 the lniclli:rncer.
CLARKSBURG. ". Va, Jan. -
Felix Gentle. grocer. was dismissed
from charges of threatening Ethel
McCombs. alias Ethel Bender when
lripd today before Mayor &. H. Cor
don. when he told how she had given
him the cold shoulder after accept
ing his promise of marriage and a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
NATIVE OF SCOTLAND
Keay Anderson Of Fulton,
Makes Application For Naturalization.

II has been a Ions time since native
of Scotland las made application for
natura lizatiun papers al the local red
eral offic. until William keay Anderson.
q typical Highlander. fled his petition
yesterday morning.
Mr. Anderson was born in I.cith, Scot
land. in 1865. and spent AL his life in
that section until 1910 when II" came TO
this country. He ia q pattern-maker
and lives at eos center street. Fulton.
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lmperlsI Glass Company.

The annual meeting or the st0ck-
holders Of the Imperial Glass conf
many was held Yesterday afternoon
At their office on Twenty-ninth street.
Bellaire. The old board Of directors
and Officers were reelected and the
usual dividend declared. The reports
of the officials showed The past year
was the most prosperous in the his
tory Of the company. The prospects
for the future are exceedingly bright.
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STOCKHOLDERS
HOLD MEETINGS
SEVERAL LOCAL CONCERNS Or
'GANIZE YESTERDAY FOR
ENSUING YEAR
City Bank Reflects Directors and
Officers-Center Foundry Holds
Meetinq-Other Sessions.

Stockholders in & number Of con-
Germs in The Wheeling district met IN
annual session Yesterday, for the pur-
pose Of elccling directors for the en-
suing year. In some instances. me
directors later organized, rejoicing
old officers.
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tl-'rransfer hooks close Dec. n for regular quar-
terly dividend OF ~. Ies cent payable Dec. -: and
January "a for extra dividend OF IA Ter cent
payable Feb. ].
t:l--Trarsrrr hnuks close Ian, - for per cent
cash dirIdend. payable Frh. l. Transfer hooks Close
March s for ait extra ~ per cent cash dividend.
payable March IT,
ca Transfer looks close Ian. - !oT : per cent
rash dividend. payable Feb. !.
tjj--Trsns.rr bJoHs close Fan. 20. for 3es CENT
cash dividend, payable Jan. 81.
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Bloch Bros. Company.

A stockholders and directors meet
ing of the Bloch Brothers Tobacco
company. makers OF Mail Pouch to-
bacco, was called for res,erdly, but
a quorum was not present. The old
directors will continue in office and
the next meeting will not be IN
nil 1918, unless specially called.
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HELD AN OPEN
INSTALLATION.
WHEELING ENCAMPMENT OF ODD
FELLOWS IN Big JOINT
CEREMONY.
Grand Scribe Simpson Of Huntington
Attends-WiIdy Rebekah Lodge
Serves Banquet.

The newly elected officers OF
Abrams Encampment No. l and
Wheeling r.ncampment No. II, hide
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, were
formally placed in charge Of their
respective camps for the first term
Of 1917, at joint public installation
held lasl evening al the Odd Fellows
ball at Chapline and Twelfth streets.
District Deputy Grand Chief Patri-
arch f.. :. Tucker, presided over Inc
public ceremony and conducted the
installation OF The officers. Among
The prominent Odd Fellows present
was Grand Scribe {. l.. Simpson Oh
Huntington. who is also Grand Master
OF the West Virginia Grand Lodge. !,
u. q, r. Grand Chief Patriarch II. +.
Rennard of this city, was one Of the
officers installed last evening.
The elective officers who last even
ing were installed before large gath
ering, are:
Chief Patriarch-E. G. Mapous, for
Abrams Camp No. l; MILFORD Kelly,
for Wheeling Camp No. II.
High Priests-H. Z. Rennard, No.
/: Theodore Shockney, No. II.
Senior Wardens-Joseph Lawson,
No. |: II. b. Davis. No. II.
Scribes-C. T. Reed, No. !; John
Emery, No. II.
Treasurers-C. X. Smith, No. l.;
Hiram Frazier. No. II.
Junior Wardens-C. S. McCardle'
No. |; II. G. Eastwood. No. II.
The regularly appointed oh1cerS were
installed.
Following the installation the gath
ering adjourned to the assembly room
where an interesting program oil al
dresses readings and music was car
ried out. This gathering was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Claude Porter
Terry, pastor OF the First Presbyter'
ian church. The principal address
was delivered by Grand Scribe T.. l..
Simpson Of Huntington. and another
interesting talk was heard from RcF.
Terry.
The musical selections included a
piano solo by Miss Mary kindle.
berger: a vocal solo by Miss Hazel
Frazier, and 4 vocal duet by Messrs.
Heatherin gton and Reed. Herbert
CarlnichaeL pleased the gathering
with one OF his excellent readings.
AT the conclusion Of the program
the members Of the two encampments
with their guests, the latter for the
most part wives and daughters or
members, were seated at the dining
tables and did full justice TO a
sumptuous repast served by the ladles
Of Wildly Rebakah Lodge No. :, !. w.
o. F..
camp members and guests seated at
AL.
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WHEAT LOWERED BY
STRONG PEACE TALK
And Lack OF Foreign Den1nnd-corn
Finished Unchanged and Oats
Lost Slightly.

CHICAGO. Jan. o3.-Peacc talk and
lack Of foreign demand except from
Holland led today 10 lower prices for
wheat. The market closed heavy. y to
TX net lower with May at sl.St& TO
s1s4Ts and July at s1.52t. Corn fin
ished unchanged 10 q shade lower. Oats
on i to y and provisions with gains
of 90 to g..
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hand. Machine took, llthes,
drills, shapers, planers, presses. Garage machin.
cry. Gasoline engines. Pumps. electric motor.
Engines, Boilers. Plancrs. band-saws Sawmill out:
fits. Betting. pucys, shafting. Contractors equip.
ment. BAIRD MACHINERY CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FOR RENT

FOR REhT-Two largo furnished front rooms lois
Main; Nat. los6 3. ta-23.m
To1 RENT-sTo1E1ooN, Mo19K-
WEST CoRNER KAIN AND 11N9I
6 SECOND 1Loo1 1ooMS, ssS
HAIN STREET, go.
STORE1ooA AND H1N1 UR9xAn0
1OOllH At 1907 MAIN STREET, c14osS
ALSO HIHE FLOORS or tn raw.
LEY BUILDING.
JAMES L. XAWLEY,
1o65M NAIN A31EE3.
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"rhpy'Nc improved everything they
possibly can about tn" m0tnr-Sa". don't
YOU think so""
"eYs. everything Lui the mortgage.
Times Union.
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Chemical Products Company.

The Chemical Products coIupd.,!
elected the following officers and d.
rectors. A. A. Schramm. PRESIDENT
n Ealbitzer. vice president; p; 5.
Romine, secretary-treesureTs; william lam
Willett G. Pearson, chemist. Inc
new directors are William snide er
and Adam Koegler: the latter o.
bridgeport. The old directors were
reelected as follows: A. a. Sehramm
+. S. Romine. H. Kalbitzer. John r.
Arbenz. w. J. Bailey. Of CleVelana'
". F. Bayha and C., F. Biery.
The company. which vas regent
United Brewing company, for the
manufacture Of chemicals and match
es. The Uneeda plant has been ex-
tensively remodeled. The stock
holders expect most prosperous
YEAR. In two or three months the
matches will be made. At present
several of the other products inciud-
ing glue and paste. are being pro,
duced. The glue will later be used
in making the matches.
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LOCAL STOCKS
ITI;E 1 lid 4 Ask j..

WHEELING. W. Va. Ian. 23, 1917.
Dli:y Quotation lIL; wheeling Stuck 81
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trousseau he purchased for her. Shn
declared that after the trousseau Was
purchased she suddenly recalled that
She already had a husband.
SUFFRAGE coN1urTEE TO 1u84

The executive committee Of the Ohio
County Equal Suffrage League will hold
a meeting Thursday evening. In the now
suffrage headquarters. ~ Chaplins
street, 4 call for the meeting was Is
sued yesterday by Mrs. Edward Hazlett,-
president.
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. I e D

FIsHER-on TtI.sday. January 80. 1917. at ~
o'clock q. NJ. at the family residence. BetAleh0.
CHARLES FISHER. In his S7th year.
Funeral notice hereafter. 81
LASHLEY-On Tuesday. January q. 1911. ct q ~
r. m, at tho residence Of her mother. Ar1 Lytt1
Nickerson. No. 5 Paxton Avenue. Pstefson. Elm
Grore. KATE MCPHERSON LASHLEY. wife Of
Baird 1Ashley. aged Is year, md month";
Private services The plsce Of death on Thurpdsy
afternoon. January %. 1917. At l:30 O'Clock. e<1-
ices In the Stone Presbyterian Church. Elm Grose.
At c:l5 o'clock. All friends Of the family limited.
Interment In Stone Church cemetery.
ROEMER-On Monday. January 90. 1t Dsytona. Flk-.
NARY A.. wife Of II. Roemer. formerly OF Bell.
zre. Ohio. -.
Funeral services At the Mcndcll Company chapel. I'll:
Chxpline street. Thurday afternoon n , O'Clock
Friends OF the family Invited. Iuternent pn-
yaie Mount Wood cemetery.
MARsH-On Sunday. Jan. 81. 1917. At sa5 O'Clock
H. Ill., II the family residence at sherrard. FRANZ
E. son Of /. ]. and Emma G. Marsh. In his 3'th
year.
Funeral services At the residence OF his uncle. j. e.
Wickhan, No. lib Fifteenth street. on wednesday
afternoon At O'Clock. Friends respectfully invited
10 attend fnternent n Greenwood cemetery.
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limited Dairy Company.

The United Dairy Company held
monthly directors meeting last nlgnt;;
The annual stockh0lders, meeting VII
be held next Monday night when a.
rcctors and officers for the coming
YEAR will be elected. At that Tune
improvements to be erected aurihs
1911 will he discussed. 49,,
The company contcmplales, the en-,
1araement of the. Wheeling plant anu
also expects TO add 10 the BellaiFe
plant equipment: ~ n
The present directors are: Dr. ".
O. Shepherd. of BarnesVl!Le' ~ -
Wheeler II. Bachman. CharleS l31..
loway, ". L. BRADSHAW; W. ~ po ms
Claim, of GAINESVILLE and \. ". Pow
n.n ' The officers are Charles Hol-
ioway, president and general man nan
a sue ]. B. Holloway, assistant gen
eral manager, and j. A. Truax' secfe-
tary-treasurer.
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Centre Foundry and Machine GO.

\ Quorum of the stock OF the Gen,
tre Wheeling Foundry and Machine
comnany was represented at the an,
mail meeting last night. The old
h nu Of directors will serve during
1917 and it is likely that the OFFICERS
Of the past Year win serve serve. again; ;se
The directors are George wise
John Kari. NJ. L. Young. J. E. kraus.
koDf and ]. H. Young The oflicers
are John Klari. president; Mrs; Mar!
2. Young. vice-president: Arthur v.
Engus secretary-treasurer, and John
~ Young, general manager
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TOLEDO. O.. Jan. .%.-Wheat-Cash.
s1.?ll4: May. sl.95Ss; July. Sl.5Sh.
Glover seed-Prine cash and January,
S1n.S5: March. S10.I5.
.Alsike-prime cnsh. Sl1."O; March.
s11.io.
Timothy-Primc cash. $3.50 March.
80 52tL
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WAhTED-Giri for general houseWork: understand
cooking. Bell phone 20i All. Nat ls5 v.
ia.2-f
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WANTED-Female Help

for general houssrork: Wsshing;
ono who can cook. Nrs. J. Front, ll09 Main.
3a-2.h
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clerk for retail store: referencs re-
Qured. Address CLERK. caro- In,elliTencer. tslst.l
girl for general houSsvork In
small family: must understand cooking: good Wates-
l06 North Front street. 3I.2fi
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. e3.-''redit bal
ance. s3.o5; runs. $500: average. ~
1853. shipments, is,ulS: average. iI,tI3.
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GO TO
PADEN CITY
Double Your Money,

Double Your Money.
Prices went up exactly as announced
Nov. 7th. Nov. 21st and Dec. e6th,
Prices still less than half present
value on some Of the choicest lots.
Watch for big special announce
menis. more big things - prices will
jump rapidly--must double and even
triple.
Reason: Industries, factories. mills
and in our chosen lines industrial
advantages beyond competition. Best
industrial location in West Virginia.
ALLAN TURNER :.
Real Estate Specialist. 1920 Market
Street. Bell Phone 1875; National
165-Y. If
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| Open. High. Low. Close.

s1.aST.%i.o3,4: No. s red. @1.s9AQ
1909: No. hard. nominal; No. hard,
Sl.90Gl 1.a0E.
Corn-No. yellow. s1.01 q l.01 =: No.
yellow. nc i al; No. white. STE 9
Oat-No. 2 white, 57& @5Shc;
standard. ssh 4i594sc.
Rre-No. ,. nominal; No. 3. S1.fS.
Pork-s31.a0.
I.ard-sl5.@2 m1S.2,.
Rihs-$14.62M 1850. f
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Inquirer. Cat South Station)-Whers
does this train go?
Brakeman-This train goes TO New
York in ten minutes.
Inquirer Goodness: That's gotnS
roing some.-Christtan Register.
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Joseph Heatherington
james Is. Minkemcver
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LEGAL NOTICE

Wheeling. v. Va.
January S. 1917. ja-S-10-l5-iI-2a-ai
The St. Johns herald., 1917-08-09
NnrrrArr ESs

DuCd8 OOuuLy1
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney G Co, doing business in the City of To- ledo, County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured ty the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, lSeaD 4. W. GLEASON
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
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