davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

In the First National Bank Building
nR. Carl Z sdITH-Ph an Rn. "a
Real Estate and Fire insurance.
los Tszas 81 DAVIS BROS, rnonr iis
l5otsl sheldon Blde Fsons So.
GEORGE " CHUTCHER a son.
Boom Warehouse block Phone ssa
BIO 6EANDE REALTY co
eii-l2 First Nat Bauk Bldg
DOUGLAS G. CROWELi AGENCY,
20 Mis- sidE. Phone s73.
HORACE 3. STEVENS.
Real Estate and iusursnce
p. ". WILLIAMS. INSURANCE.
al2 El-zi Nall Bank BIDS
For Ssls-Ciiy Property.
BARGAIN-Four corner lots. Govern
ment Hill Apt Q. 1921 Magoffin-
FOR SALE room house. two lots.
Government Hill, owner leaving city
Phone Il23-W.
FOR SALE lots. Nos 90 81. =. blk
so. Bassett addition Price $1,000 Mrs
~ H- Pickens. Lecompte. Louisiana
CLOSE N modern bunEalow. bargain.
8 rooms. easy terms See c. W. Moore,
owner 5029 Montana st.
FOR SALE TO colored people. cheap.
By owner, new four room modern
bungalow; $3.50. small payment
down balance like rent Phone 40ll.
FOR SALE story. s room house on .
fCu lots. close in on north side Buy
direct from owner and save coUmis-
sion Price $4,000. Easy terms.
r
FOR sALE-Beautiful four room bum
Ealow half block from Alta Vista
school south front. buy from owner.
can give good terms. See me at AZ
Caples Bldg
Needs the MOney-This 5 room modern
home on corner. . lots, beamed cell
inEs paneled dining room. for all cash
cut from $3.50 20 $3.50
HAWKINS BROS.
el5-Si1 Martin Bldg Phone $500.
MONTANA BARGAIN.
Sew brick bungalow. five rooms, G. SP--
fireplace, hardwood floors, builtn buzz
Get. large closets, furnace, instantaneous
tile drainboards. unusually fine interior
finish Lawn. trees, paving paid Price
$500 Terms Phone Owner 504I.
LOOK! LOOK!
II percent investment with guarantee
for two years. Owner leaving Las
rs 81 sell my home of 5 rooms, bath
rcom, sleeping porch, front porch
screened large closets in all rooms,
garage, nice lawn and trees, nice
street. viii guarantee a lessor for two
years at $3.50 per mo, il you desire.
Price 100000. Address T IS. Herald.
NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
Near Alta Vista school, $4,000 first
payment, balance like rent.
FRANK T. cox
Ph. 6425. 20 Caples Bldg. !
WILL PAY CASH
For or g room bungalow II it's a
Ia T. KILLER
with
LEATELI. & SHERMAN
Phone 1925
NEW BUNGALOW
10000 cash, bal $500 mo-, including
interest rooms including glazed
room, has breakfast room with built
ia furniture hardwood floors in . /
rooms, hHilt in bookcases. buffBt and I
bitchca cabinet. near car ana paved .
street Price S2500-G0.
See Crosby with
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANT-
Phone 1880.
GOOD G ROOM HOUSE
close in on Wyoming St VIII sell Il
for $4,000 on terms.
L 7. Eibler,
with
LEATELB & SHERMAN.
Phone 1926.
For Sale-CouniTy Property.
----------~-~-~-----~---
le ACRES; improved; close In on county
road al a sacrlfieei also Is lots John IL
N1shaurl- e Paso. Texas
QUICK ACTION OR FORCED Sale
80 ACRES.
IN the Anthony section all In cultiva-
ton. good room house. family orchard
On main ditch. public road. quarter mile
school. fine white silt soil no, alzall, no
suh-irrlEarion- IT Is a FACT THAT YOU
CANT DUPLICATE THIS FOR LESS
THAN $50 Per acre. but the owner has
10 sell Price 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
For Renf-Room, Furnished.

!
Z COOL sanitary rooms Phone $3.50.
BEDROOMS and housekeepinE 512 Myrtle.
HOTEL LAKE, rooms and bath. s12. SIS.
SO. 50. 30 W- No Ph sos Close in-
NEWLY furnished rooms. cheap. facing
| Cleveland SQUARE. -ls west Franklin
ROOMS, hot and cold running water $3.50
ana - week ~ Mesa Phone aflI-
LET Herman Transfer CO. haul your
trunk IS cents Phone $50
NICE furnished room. l116 n. Ores3a.
FURNISHED room, Ecnuemea- 10 W..
Franklin.
LARGE airy front room with perch SIS
month. rs Davis.
NICELY furnished front room. s5es Ala
media
NICELY furnished iooui. lady employed
curing tay- Phone s9--W-
FURNISHED rooms and sleeping poreL
IN Arizona
LARGE airy room. close il. single beds.
= L9l-5 "a
BEDROOMS. sleeping porch. garage.
SEER
NICELY furnished room. private bath. no
sick The lies, 3-- West Missouri
ROOM and sleeping porch in private
home. Waking distance Phone lI0cK
NICE front room. hot water. lights. bath.
private home. Phone e16I.
PLEASANT rooms reasonable. business
district Hotel Beaumont. 2o6ts Mills.
NEWLY furnished rooms With sleepIns
porches. private home. reference. 1907
Montana
NICE clean front room upstsirg. private
perch. single beds for Two gentlemen Sl5
y. Campbell
BEAUTIFUL front room. rnoderu. z vim
dowE, connecting bath. private home,
close in Phone s151W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room f6r couple.
! sleeping porch. beds and room for
gentleman with board eos y. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Business Expansion and Additions,
Changes Of Location, Branches, Etc.
LEAVE YOUR MKT BUNDLE e. our
New Branch which Is now at your sew
ice IN the lobby % Security Bank 4 Trust
BldE- Mesa Ave We specialize IN one
dav service. making no extra charge
ELITE LAUNDRT-SPICK AND SPAN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

Sell-L1Testock-5uy-
S------@-------~--~--7--~
/ LIVESTOCK loans. ols Trust E:dE-
DO YOU want good horse Phone seSo-
7 WANTFD-Femals bu-r0 with young ola
Phone 751sJ-
THREE fresh cows heavy mixers. terms
fhone 1871.
Z MICH cows for sale. wiu sen On easy
terms with satisfactory security. Phona
TWO milk HoisteIn COWS for sale Park
view and Fullan S-z- Toliu 4th addition.
4OH sALE-Jersey COW. excellent miiise-.
road or Phone 1888
$50 AGED cous-caIvls by their side.
200 dry COWS ages 20 s. 600 cows. . TO s..
with calves BY their sides. g old bulls.
good grade. good condition Address
y w A1E-e. wilcox. Ariz
DOGS far Sale. Wanted. Etc.
s~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-0-~-
FINE collie dog to- sale s.. 415l Hueco s.
GENUINE Esquimo spitz puppies star
Drug 20. los 7. San antonio.
For SaIe-MisesHaueous.
o----~---------~-~---~----
TOR SALE-Cauna bulbs. beautiful flow
ers pants feet tan Phone tsssW-
FOR sALE-so.001 pounds pink beans. J.
20 .A---el -l-is -i-lllllas -s- -'A-
FOR sALE-One hole steel range cheap.
7os y oregon.
FOR sALE-Wasdn and harness. $40 S.
Campbell
TWO nine by twelve high Grade Axmin-
ster -ues. s.5. healthy people Phone 7oS7.
DUOFOLD beds SIS q month
FOUTZ MOORE co.
SHELVING. table. davenport. mattress1s
cheap. sunday 20 g. 4o1 Trust Bldg.
ONE hundred Do. refriso5a-0r ia good
condition. Phone 1871
STEEL bed, springs. tables. chairs. lounge.
Cali 1919 evenings 1ir. Vaughn 1s05.
Boulevard
SHELVING counters. safe. show cases,
etc. 10 BE- sold a. once. j.. Scheur. 610As
S. II Paso St
FOR sALE-Brunsrick Victrola SO. Is
records. Al condition. Cost $50. Nor
mandie hotel landlady
SECOND HAND pipe Tor sale. large stock.
sizes = IN 70 Il in-. completely over
hauled, Al condition Texas supply Co.,
Beaumont. Texas.
FOR sALE-Root beer barrel outfits; or
Grated by our exclusive system. that make
profits o. four cents per drink Price $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
HOusekeepina Room UnFurnished

~-~-~-~--------------~---
ONE 20 eight furnished or unfurnisheI
Globe Mills. Smslter line
TWO nice large Housekeeping rooms. no
children. us Myrtle. Phone STA
TWO large pleasant Housekeeping rooms
and sleeping porch Lights water. phore
and hot baths furnished. Highland Park
car or Rio Grande iftne. SO phone calls
answered 1880 Arizona street
TOR REM Connecting uefur1ished
housekeeping rooms FOR couple. iu private
family. private bath. f-o-t and back
po-ches. walkins distance 1908 z Rae
r-aUGa s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
20 SaIe-CounlTE PronerfT.
For SaIe-Farms and Kanebe..

-n==~-------H-=-----=-=
EOR SALE CHEAP-4Eo acre stock ranch.
buildings. IS cattle 3 horses. Implements,
also hydraulic rotary well rig complete.
can crll 1909 feet deep OF viii trade Z
for cattle or good auto A y. SHAKER, Co
.nlse 80
FOR sALE-Good $50 acre farm. hall
Erile OF Berino. New Mexico, for fun par
t-ula-s address Box 81. Las Cruces. New
Mexico.
FOR RFNT-Desirable valley hcme in
collinEsworth addition on interurbau
road Place well stocked under irriga-
zion and cultivation. stock and furniture
for sale Phone ssfJ-f for Information
MOUNTAIN CATTLE RANCH-Si000 cash
1or eighty acres CT patented land situated
ll a national forest through which graz
Ing rights can be developed upon the adj
Joining national forest land FOR 500 head
- cattle Range IS mourtaiucus- well
Tratered- with plenty CT summer and win
ler lee4 - 9 case sllEer Cry. 81 A.
For Sale OF Exchange-KeL Estate.
-~------~------~---~-~
FOR SALE OR Trade houses and
lots n Deming Tor cattle or horses value
Sl2oo. Bog s., DeminE. y. II
Los ANGELES income business property,
Easo- What have you2 BOX 1os1. II
Taso. Tex
Trades Our SPECIALITY
WELLs-PEUGH REALTY CO.
and DENNIS, y. n.
FOR EXCHANGE
Sew bungalow rented Tor $40 per month
Ter lots or car. Lots 20 #. worth for
Il Paso property go acres near Ysleta
on paved road for lots o. upper valley
acreage Good paying tenement On car
line nd trackaEe FOR valley land Vacant
lots IN Grandvlew for cottages. Win as
suns Coco vendors lien notes fcr sale.
w ". CARL.
@12 Caples Bldg Phones 6s and $50
20 ROOM ROOMISG House
Near Park a bargain OF might trade.
Act Qu-cE.
EQUITY ROOM BUNGALOW.
Want small house, lots or land.
$500 vendor lien notes. Want house.
WELLS-PEUGH.
sl1 Martin Bldg Phone 1893
And DemlnE. y. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Meats
Metals and Mineral,

METALS & MINERALS CO.. BUYERS
go san Francisco ST. Phone 1888
PIatiluu. Gold. silver. Cuicisilvsr. NJ
taliic and non Metallic Minerals o. all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE CHEAP-4So acre stock ranch.
buildings. IS cattle 3 horses. Implements,
also hydraulic rotary well rig complete.
can driu 1909 feet deep OF viii trade 70
Tor cattle or good auto A. y. Sharer. Co
rhise. Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Second Hand FuruifuFs

-'-'------------------ -----------------~---
EXCHANGE NEW FUKN1rURE
For second hand Western Furniture Co.
ll2-i=l So Slan-on s. Ph- 1lse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Soda Fountains, Drug and Csafsc-
Eonery Fixtures

SODA FOUNTAIN. ars- ana cons, ciioae--
iL1t-rzs- latest design. both exposed and
e.ose- 1lr types ranging OBJ lsrE-1 % S. s.
20. a.. d and 90 tear. Can save ycu 90 30
cases shelving tables chairs carcQlae1r
in corrrlc- All fixtures necessary 90 open
lp drug ard c1nfec--orel- store Prcurl
shipment Write ~ wi-s Yer price lists. r
G. = CtmuissIcu Co 600 Herald BidE.
.E.-rs l-rs--- E.un..-r G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Mattress kenova6ng

MATTRESSES made 70 order and rsns-
waited DusanE q Wsuhorn Phone s593.
MAEERs OF MATTKESsEs. repai7srs.
renovarorz Phone f1-- 11-5 ard 1870
e1f2 Myrtle Clark Mattress q Rug Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19
Engineering SpeciaIists-Mechanieal
Electrical, Civil, Mining and
Ct-,,-t-,.-E

WESTERN WELDING MFG. co.
Fh1ne a5S Engineers. 523 s Santa Fe.
POWER plants. buildings q machinery
kemodeiing-Nater and sewer systems
Jennings Construction Eng. Co. e Paso
EVERYTHING FOR THE ICE PLAST-'
Dvernauiing and remodelinE old plants.
IT, l. Stevens. el2 W Overland St
Specialists tn General Machine Work
Designers 4 builders OF special machinery
Inventions developed Patent drawings
Automobile cylinders rebored end refltted.
Distributors Harley Davidson Motor cycles
SMITH MACHINE co 3Is s Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

DFessmak1ng.
~--~~~---~---~-~~-~---- ---~-~-----~-~-~-------~
By day or ar home. Phone 4of-
DRESsMARING done reasouable. s9s
Montana
WASTED-Infants and chHdren-s sewiEE
only Phone -1g5. ask Tor Mr. Friese-
EXPERIENCED dres=maEer ry ths day.
Phone 1T-s- Hunt. Slf-W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-19

-------------~-~--------
TRY us first Eastern Hids L Metal Co
fl01 Alameda Pm l15L- We huV ard
wreck Old automobiles. T. s singer
AUTOS WKECBED-We buy sen or eE-
change cars % an makes. large stock Ge
repair partss we deal ID rubber and
metals Fl Faso Auto WrecEiuE Co Phi
f-s6- SO Leon s. X Trachten1e-g prcp-
WRECKED autos. save money We buy
sell end exchange cars. an makes Large
stock parts Highest prices paid Tor rub
Der. metal and scrap iron.
STAR AUTO WRECElNG co.
Overland and Leon Phone asa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
Afer nearly sven months Of

Of the northern West Virginia coal
operators with brief sentences and
brought those who heard him to his
point of view. Mr.. Galloway empha.
sled that the priority assignment Of
coal is the vital thing-not the priority
assignment Of cars. He stated that
the Fuel Administration realized some
time ago that the railroad fuel ques-
ton figured more Importantly than
any other problem in connection with
the war program and emphasized that
the railroads cannot choose the best
coal for their purposes when other
coal is almost as good for them and
the coal which is the choice OF the
railroads is needed for the further.
ance Of the war program.
Throughout his remarks Mr.. Gallo
way impressed coal men with their du.
ties in war time. They were part Of
the Fuel Administration, he pointed
out. They named the district repre-
sentative here, had a right to protest
when that department erred and were
viewed as being satisfied in the event
that there were no protests. He re-
buked the Fairmont district mildly
when he declared that it was the only
district in the country of which the
Fuel Administration did not have a
complete history Of its shipments.
There must be record of where every
ton goes for the successful handling of
coal business by the government.
Mr.. Galloway praised the Fairmont
district as having as clean coal as
came from any part of the country but
emphasized the importance of con.
serving locomotive power and trans.
portation energy by declaring that any
thing but clean coal must not be
hauled and that any operator who in
sisted on loading coal which would
not stand the test must be driven"
out of the business. if necessary.
F. R. Lyon, of the Consolidation Coal
company, expressed the appreciation of
coal men Of Mr.. Calloway's visit and
took occasion to say that the Consoli.
dation was working for the govern.
ment, in line with recent declaration
Of its president, and not for stockhold.
ers and employees. He was certain that
if there had been any hesitancy on the
part Of operators of this region to CO.
operate with the Fuel Administration
it had vanished with the emphasis OF
the speaker on the seriousness Of the
situation. c. H. Jenkins spoke on be.
half of the Central West Virginia Coal
Association along the same line and A.
Brooks Fleming, Jr, president of the
Fairmont Coal club, expressed the ap.
probation of that organization with
Mr.. Calloway's visit and urged him to
come again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
BRPRQGRNN
SHRST CARE,
SAYS GALLOWAY
I'd -----.---
Every Coal Operator is a
Part Of the Fuel Admin.
4 istratiOn.
COAL G!EAN
Iut Reports From This Re-
zion Have Not Been
Complete.

The Fuel Administration is out TO
rim the war; everything else is rela-
lively unimportant. That is What A.
s7. Galloway, Director Of Bitumlnous
Distribution Of the Federal Fuel al:
administration at Washington. empha.
lied in his remarks at the meeting OF
Che Fairmont Coal club Wednesday
noon, coming here from Washington
yrfor the opportunity.
Mr.. Galloway said he spoke to Fair
mont district coal operators as one OF
( Them, and claimed membership in the
Central West Virginia Coal Operators
Association through the fact that the
Davis Coal & Coke company, with
witch he was connected before he &C.
eepted his present position, is mem
Der.
Mr. Galloway makes no pretentions
Of being an orator and insisted that
his remarks we're not to be looked
slipon as an address" However he
had his audience hanging on every
word and his quiet manner was most
effective owing to his evident SINGER
Ity. The point of view OF Mr.. Gallo
way brought northern West Virginia
coal men to a realization Of the bigger
ana broader view of affairs which is
possessed by the National Fuel Admin
tstration than that which has charac-
fefized the individual operator.
MI. Galloway advanced new line
\ of thought when he declared that
every coal man is part Of the Fuel
Administration, that he happened to
be identified in the work 10 greater
extent than others present but that
lie did not deem himself official" any
more than others. The fact that the
country Is in war and that the coal is
needed for its successful prosecution
sput coal men on a different basis from
ever before. In many other regards
Mr.. Galloway emphasized phases of
the situation which had not been pre-.
Fiously brought to the attention of 10.
Sal coal men.
Mr.. Galloway is coal man and his
very remark was in coal parlance
ae Is familiar with every detail Of pro.
itlction and as well posted on distribu-
inn as any man in America. His
statements were always ineligible
% coal men. He chose, however, to
approach the problems from an entire
y different standpoint than was ex-
ected.
Nh. Galloway puts the war program
head Of every other consideration
= md II is evident that he acts in line
ith the policy Of the government in
his matter, He sees every question
rom the standpoint of winning the
Ear and repeatedly referred to the war
Program, which he views as of such
4 vital interest at this time that every
other question sinks into nothingness
comparison
Mr. Galloway dismissed the worries
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
S 8 SCHOOLS
HAVE EXERCISES
Tonight High School on
That Side Will Have
Stunt Night. .s

Interesting exercises were held this
afternoon by the Central and State
street schools in connection with the
closing CT school. The pupils of the
Central school presented pretty op
eretta which was enjoyed by large
numbers Of the patrons Of the school
The State street school presented a
program with many unique features
which was also much enjoyed by a
number OF visitors. The closing ex'
ercises of the East Park school we're
held in the Community house on Tues.
day evening.
Tonight Stunt Night will be OBJ
served by the High school students
when pleasing program OF varied
nature will be observed in the audi.
forum of the Central school building
Tomorrow night the commencement
exercises OF the completing class will
be held in the Diamond street N. E.
church beginning at S:15 o'clock. The
Rev. DR.. J. c. Bloomfield pastor Of the
N. P. Temple will deliver the com.
mencemeut address and musical mum.
bers will be furnished by the mem.
bers Of the completing class. The di.
pIomas will be presented b. Harry
Sha wpresident of the Board Of Edu.
cation of Union independent school
district. This exercise will bring to
close the exercises incident to the
closing OF the schools OF this dis
trict.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
~ MILTON sRoNNER.

wv - wv -GhSNNCHS
WASHINGTON, May S.-Eugene
ever Ir, has been nominated by the
president to be one Of the five direc.
tors Of Uncle Sans half billion dol.
larSWaf Finance Corporation.
Behind this simple announcement
Hes one Of the fine patriotic stories
lf the war.
sfs When America went to war with
eFmaay, Meyer came to Washington
ina offered his services in any capac.
Z ~ IN which he could be useful.
AS Wall Street banker Meyer had
,been great authority on copper min.
I lne and railroad and industrial secur.
tues. He was put in charge OF the
REQUIREMENT Of nonferCous metals for
his country and the allies.
One day Meyer went back to his
4 Banking office in New York and said
70 his partner, Charles ]. Thurnauer,
Acltiaen OF France:
Look here, this firm will have to
70 out Of business. / am busy work.
lng Tor Uncle Sam and you want to
gofk Tor France. So what's the an.
We quit business" said his part.
neg, and the old established firm of
iEagsne Meyer Jr. & CO. ceased 10
syist.
4hurnaueT Is in New Orleans charg
stsa With the task Of buying all the cot
TON the French government requires,
~ Meier was born in California and
eSlcstsd At the Lniyes5iiy Of CQlilor.
sia ana g Yale. He is 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
A FAIRNONT
MANS EXPERIENCE

Can you doubt the evidence OF this
Fairroat citizen?
You can verify Fairmont endorse.
ment.
Read this:
Lewis f. Enlow, fireman, 3. & O.,
Chicago ST., says: Last winter I suf-
Tered good deal from rheumatic
pains and kidney trouble. The secre-
tons contained sediment and the &C
ton WAS irregular, often being too fire.
quent and accompanied by pain. There
we're pains through the small of the
back that made it hard for me to bend
over or lift anything. Like everyone
else, knew about Doans Kidney Pills
and used some with most satisfactory
results. My back became strong, the
pains left and my kidneys became
normal"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply as k for a kidney remedy get
Doars Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Enlow had. Foster.Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09

From one ton of old shoes can be
extracted metals to the value Of
$40; grease, S7.25; animal black,
$50; sulphate of ammonia, $3.50;
total of $S3.45, or about is cents a
pair. The grease is a good lubricant,
and the animal black is said by NJ. C.
Lamb, the English chemist who is
responsible for these figures, to be
equal to the best OF bone black.
Clarence Willard, OF St. Louis, now
at Camp Funston, received by parcel
post letter from his friends which
was 800 feet long.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
TO TIL FRONT!
MEN HAVE GONE. WOMEN AR
COMING.
Sui it is the Young Or Young Looking
Women Who Win.


Today the world is oyerflowirg with
opportunity for the woman who il
capable, active, youthful-or the wo
man who looks the part Gray hair
the appearance of age. is passed by
Unfair; yes, but It is condition that
has to be met.
Thousands of women have found
way out by using Q.ban Hair Color
Restorer. Not by dyeing their hail
because Q.ban is not a dye, but
through the natural, gradual way il
which it restores the youthful color
Try it If your hair is gray, streaket
with gray. or faded. 1t will do thu
same for you.
Q.ban has no dsagreeable features
1t will not rub or wash of or stair
the scalp. You can shampoo or Wav(
the hair as usual. 1t also eradicatel
dandruff and keeps the hair healthy
Guaranteed to satisfy or money re
funded. Easily applied by simply
brushing or combing through thu
hair.
Sold by all good druggists every
where on Money.Back Guarantee
Price 75c.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09

The results were recently announc-
ed Of an investigation into series Of
oils prepared during the Australasian
antartic expedition. These materials
included sea leopard oil, Weddell seal
oil and penguin oil. The oils have
been carefully examined in order to
determine their caracter in Compari-
son with commercial oils OF a similar
kind. They were found to be of good
quality, and could be used for soap
making, leather dressing, burning,
ntc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09
FUNERAL OF GEO. sArTERFIELp. |

FUNERAL OF GEO. sATTERFIELD.
Funeral services over the body of
George satterfield who committed sui,
eide at his home on Mods Run near
Baxter Tuesday were held from his
late residence yesterday at four
o'clock. The Rev. 7. G. Meredith Of
Barnstown conducted the services and
interment was made in the Hoult
cemetery by Undertaken Musgraye and
Son.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-09

Travelling machine shops, carried
on motor trucks, are being used in
England to repair automobiles bro
ken down on country roads.