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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-11-07

But / have had a dazzling glimpse
of what great love cen mean to a
man, and ann saving my best Tor
that time. Il may never come, but at
beast will not spend myself uu half
gods, or guddc~>cs. lmportunato As
are the clamuurug~ of youth, ! am
uau>calrd at the way 80 many OF
the chaps here are answering them.
am more and more convinced that
uo fellowship /, absolutely healthy
and normal unless 1t includes all
three aspects of life pure spirit
pure mind, pure body.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
TIE END
ROMEO WAS CLAD IN KHAKI
Pzzyed Ehe Popular Game. Choosing
rhe Dinner Table 70 Work O A.
fections Ct Waitress

Efs natural tat We should BE eager
- Do whatever we can for the boys
II khAh- but sometimes when the pa
--sursc zeal Is not accompanied BY a
SyuTnrhs1Ac Imagination the bcnen-
CARY may pray TO be delivered from
or friends writes An American
Woman n the Outlook
A hunessck lad is likely 70 Eanf
ether m atmosphere Ike that Of his
own hu-1e or else the exotic favor the
sroeca-zun of which has helped him
70 undertake the great adventure 50
chesrlly-
In 1ne family among my ceighoorS
ne sun q the house WIS scandnliEed
when one OF their guests n Sunday
Hn1sr made the perfectly simple and
natural request that he be permitted
after ne menl 10 repair 10 the kitchen
where the pretty waitress WAS Per
mission EHs denied but young Romeo
zzs not Discouraged and this lerrer
czDe TO The Glrl Thaf Waits fer ALrA.
Sc-znd-So= YOu are the best ever.
Are Eaa keeping company with Rny-
BODY BE added his name asd few
E,srs1nAl details, and 1hEs delicious bit
q classification IF Jon don't know
Which soldier wrote this II Is the one
rhzt ugDched rOur hand under the dish
EAea ron passed the potatoes"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
NEW LAW OF NATURE FOUND BY
INVENTOR OF THE PERFECT RADIO

that we have perfected wireless after
all these years. but know Wc are safe
/ would like 10 tell the whole story.
but / am restrained until the peace
pact Is signed. I don't expect people.
including scientific men, % believe 10
until they use II. 10 IL Ike flying
people would not believe II could be
done. until they actually saw 70 done"
Mr.. Weasant asserted that they we're
not seeking n monopoly 0f the IEvsn-
ton. and said the British and French
governments already were familiar
with him while he WIS acting Tor the
United States government. lie said
that reasonable protection would be -
cured. but that he intended 10 give h.s
secret 20 the world. because % rhe
great Importance Of having he best
communication facilities pCssi5Ie ev-
erywhere.
Mr.. Wcagant was born n Canadr-
but his parents moved 10 Vermont
when he was a baby. and he has made
his residence In this country mos.
of the time since then He srudieu
at Stnnstead college and at MctI-h
university. where he received the DE-
gree Of bachelor of science He worked
for the Montreal Light. Heat and Pow
or company. the Westinghouse COM
pany M Pittsburgh. the De Laval
Steam Turbine company, the National
Electric Signaling company, and N
1912 Joined tho Marcoui company Ee
is a comparatively young man with
hair slightly tiu-ed with gray and has
clear. sharp gray eyes, which reflect -
active and highly trained mind He l.
rather didldeHt and retiring. our ex-
presses his opinions m a voice that f.
deep-toued and convincing
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

rz-s-- WIS allowed II IL ao Is bad
Ind E-1Elk1ur WIS permitted on1E n
r--zin das-uz-sd hDux Tbe 6acE
s7ss.nLls- did 0U1M1E fur NJ szcsEEs-
II 8B,uE - 1lla zgz11 madR aqP2l-
gzuHn 1rr n r<zuzzH- hack ID PllE1-1l-
u-Er II TF uE -znspcr1aI1on
TEl5S der YRS oceE--e1 and l--e- rTo
EesEy Ehzance. znne ann ] arrived
u Mussy E1rd N hEE.e ganA-
Ia oE dzy E11E ny -E1Ur1 Doc
~ F-ns- xzugEne5 II ~ A'ea And sud-
Wei EussE- Z FB1 Ez11 ia 70 ~
zz5 So WhE1 ] en- 1B Ezrh rh11 scar
II Do Il h- Fpu z-e mixing IN 1~1nl
chE1cz~
1 z-zrs-@a- Vel sBcoEr- Sieve
R-ans aB1k 4 chznce= ht halls 1-oE
N~ EEk md - do L"
To d1Es Ee1E ne unag-zke-
Euna5 Enr-5ed mz 70 M a9zrH11g
raH1n nr -E6cmgS, Is We called them
t..--zEze uF me Emry fms We see u1-
der szAsr. md ma EE,e-z11n WIS EsH--
formal II WIS L WEn1ETl piece q
zu-u-E md = uEre3gls Success
Prom aBE 1ln MAJ agc-1r ca have uE
s
Mzr4 rhnn mce E8r8e Po1r SOLDER
ksas H,ssn a-BaEh- s1-O 1hs EEra IN n
rgzn- csnIi-lRl- r4=Rlr1lg rrH11 9RsE Cd
filaaz and sxhElsiUm cERsea tE ms
1u1r 5Bu-nEF 1r1m ne 1rs9chek A11a-
IN szzuEnurlEln rhe nscrIr 11o1uDces
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
maDS APPLE OF SODOM"
cu-auxn PGzxs gEhirh G-SwB IN rhe
Rrrzs-s II Ete Dead Sea Pro-
aurss This FFzi-

-ae Dead sea L. sz-nr-e6 IN NE
ssuu1flszzr zlH-r as Pz1eS17oe. and L
ranaz ~ me Arx1,S Rzhr L3ur- Er Sen
NJ Lar1- Il Is zfsBu1 q miles, 8u1E- Win
m n-s-HrR frundTh al nine miles. rs
asgErA varies rmSa1e-z11E- II Is led
~ M grrhHn E--mm Ihe nmuh. and hy
uaur u1hHr srrsA-nS, aEu1 A2s M AZ-
Tlz-e.rI1 uu-lH-- rs srTsg-a1DUEs water Be-
als supposed ~ be snl1s9E carried On
~ ma Fzgurz1iEn- Ihe 10-Ih
shursz q M saR ure marked hF the
hl1rEans6 trunks and branches a
r-asx which 1r,e anr-uS7sa WITH ShlG. rs
Is s-EsEy1litug 1Az1 as exposed 70 NE
syrzr II ms sHR-
On M Suu-heEn Share Is 1hR reEnhrS-
zaae mass a rock cRled Uazum esd
anA- Z y n uEsrUE. rugged Ea6iksS a
hM sxm1ng five m5leS DCEahEoS1
ana CONSISTING az redR SRat 10 tAe
nuraA xs Uazu1R. and NJ M great css-
rzuca ls she supposed sa1R q ne an
Glan9 SaauR-
On ~ NaraarS az Eae Dead Ssa q
guTauus EaaGs ETUWs wAlCA yssaas fr'uit
g1nua ~ ~AEEae q Ssasm.~ hsautfful
ua Ease uugsaae AHl Aagar< - she rNEsa.
ana. wAsA EnnFurO. Gnea waEA nAcr and
0wa
~ maMa AEgea 90 "a Deed sea u
l& osss s~asw SAs acvsa a tAR Mod
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
TEXAS OIL INDUSTRY B0CHs
War Stimulus Results in oeyeiopmens
of Refneries With 27a.5ou Bar
reIS Capacity

DaIIas.-Uuder the spur OF WIZ
Texas in the last year has effected a
tremendous development OF her oiI il
dustry.
Today there are in Opera1CE II this
state - refineries. with Il SepacirV Bf
2TS.5OO barrels daily. They are capu-
Bile of refining double the. amount Of oil
produced in the Texas fields last year.
Fields OF unsupported volume have
been opened and made TO GhE In Keep
ing ships and army motors 1T toy
speed
In the coastal region where ten raffn-
cries are in operation. the first U1iE
of Il big oil plant en- the Houston shiP
canal is neurIv Completed II is III
tended TO have a capacity of 10000
barrels a day and represents an invest
ment OF from SS.00O. 900 tt. SI900o.0U0
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

thai the only thing tflar Eil save him
Is 4 uznsflsi0a Of blood Where iG
TIE tl8Od 70 come frOng BE does moi
have 70 wait long for an answer-seT
srzl T0mmles Immediately vOlunreeI
their blood for their mate Three OF
four are accepted: = blood test Ia
made and ngu day the TRANSMISSION
tnEes place and there Is another pale
fEoe IN ne ward
WbeneTer bone IL needed for some
Epsczal 0peTlIiOn. there are always
Del wiling 20 give s0me-a leg II
Necessary 10 save some mangied mate
from being crippled for life More
rtEzn ssne man VII 20 through life with
z0o6bsr r1an's blood running through
ms veins, or = piece Of his NIB or his
sAlnbo0e n hls OEnsanat0my- Some
um@ he never even knows the name oi
LIS beDe1Ac1or-
The Spdr1t q sacrifice is wonderful
For AL the suffering caused this wRI
Il blessing 20 Eagland-it has made
neE nsn Of her sons: has welded all
classes iu-O ODe glorious whole
And can't help saying that the doc
tors, sisters. and nurses IN the English
hospitals. are angels On earth. love
1hezn 81 and can never repay the care
and Kindness shown 70 ne For the
rest q ny life the BED Cross win be
70 ne the symbol Of Faith. Hope and
Carly
After four months in the hospital.
uez1 ba1nre an examining board and
y Ras discharged from t.se service Of his
Britannia majesty rs physically unfit
Ear further E1r service
Afrar NJ discharge engaged pass
aze On he American liner New York.
and after : stormy trip across the At
Ezz-ic 01s DoDen1OEs day, in the haze
4 early. dawn szE the star1e Of Lib
e1y looming over the port rail. and !
wondered If ever again would 80
-0ze- me top ui1h the best Of luck
z1sd E5Ee tben hell"
And even then. 1hon-a il may seem
s--zz-e. ] WIS really sorry not 10 b
tack IN the Ere1ches with Dy mates
War i lot pink tea but in & worth
ztile cause Ike ours. mud, rats, CO
las. shells. wounds. OF death itself. ara
lar 0urwsiEbed 10y the deep sense Of
satisfaction felt by the man who does
Is 17L
Taare Is one thing which ny Sx.
) psr5e1ca tz1sh1 ne that might help the
I,zy who nay have 10 go II Is this
az-5czpal5on Is 1a- worse than realiza-
noa- IN owl life MAJ stands in awe
. 4 he nan above hin. wonders how he
. csEld ever FL his job When the time
T canes he rises 10 the occasion, is up
and Il i. and is surprised 10 find how
u1ch more easily -han he anticipated
he EIlS his responsibilities. II is really
- on there"
He hzs nerve for the hardships; The
Z Interest q ne work grips him; he finds
rHEeF IA The I'm and cOmradeship q
~ trenches and wins that best sort Of
h.aE5ud1ess thai cones with duty well
d11e
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

49, -ls ur--. Wien e0'e a rSs
T,u15ssl.zs EnB had been uUuBdea IN roe
had II M q sllrlEIntl fen cn rhe
1su- IL 4 IN TheE iuBus11 Inn r0u1d
md rhzn lr,1izn5 1ar rase wz-d orderly
10 CRY rhe pE1euf hack 10 ms bed
n ne U1bs- snd q tbs ward The "a
de-s- u.Es uBNbaEe - he 1uuDo-AEe
or T,lil5rzmsa. -hEF DeEI Ere Wbe1
zs-=dsE- The rfirers Eare Al q loss
hos - - Palmer U-B ms bssd D5c-
rur F-uz- WIS bdre1zlE around In q
ns-ruus HuEuner. Easa snd3e1lE with
= rru1s-d 81 and = few o1hI
s-usIlsg1zs. Nd Jssrzirs.s- he s1BaFsea ovEn
md uszk he MN N ms 1-zls Ike .
tzhTr-As uEs NJ fsE1hs-. sa-hs--EDd
s-z-zs-s.d dBHn he WZ-a Win AiE1- IN
Mn n hssd and unarassed hlR A lUE
ruu--IIEIr q lFg-UrLl cane fru1 ne ps-
nu-E- Dsr1ur Frnsz 20 Vey red and
= zsun rs be lad 11zEbs5 undressing
F.sa-ne-. hr-5aElF Bg61 rhe ward
U1e E1E1d n NJ fare had alDaS;
hsalez and ! EEs 4 hErrzt5tslOJikins
si-a---zle In chsssk rEzsed into z
fn1- N ere Vr1sd d8wl and ~
nGu-h g,1zzaaE n a n1rzA ~ nurzh-
-ssz dl-ec5n- I wTEs EET dUE1bsz-T-
e Eua rsul6 zuzE-1e myself cE--ng
-hs -H1 q III ne bang stunned -
Al an 1rcBuu- q Ihe -H-5ulsEe sczr
D.eur Frus- z--z1-H1 5zr Be % r.
n M Czml-5drs M[I--T hos-d1z Al
A15EsABc fur = S7'sczZ uza-znua u
" Zuz Z1EE m sel- EEs-ssfzltHti8s-
! arrived II M hliszErzl and -o- II
-Ezul s10cE- Th= food EGs E'0a- aid
L. ElscEl.ne 1toEDZlE s--5c- NO
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

children home and rejoicing IN their
changed appearance
1T Is amusing to watch mothers
seeking 10 recognize their little ones.
writes one of the American Red Cross
workers. And il is touching to see
their delight when they 1T last reaLizs
that the brown. sturdy youngsters who
rush into their arms arC the deltcats
Giuseppinas and the aEsmic Angeles
who left them earlier in the sum
mer."
Pouring into the ROuSe Office the
headquarters Of the American organ
fzatiou in Italy. are Letters from these
mothers telling Of thetr graut1tte-
They are written IabnriOUsfy and
painstakingIy, the maiority Of them
each cramped character eloquent OF
earnest sincerity in this. the penned
expression Of their gratitude. Follow
fng is one of the many received
L. Maria FerrariO. mother Of Angelo
Ferrario. am oveFioyed n the improve
meur in health of my little sOE- He
returned from the mountain camp OF
the American Red Cross ar Grpss0uei-
fat and with color ii his cheeks. or
which he stood in such great need 1
can find no words To express my graf
ftude for your Kindness. Nav God
protect and bless the kind henetac-
tors who have done 81. much for the
children of ItaIy's soldiers"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

L1ng L11Nes Are Most EconomieaL
4 leaf weighing one pound contains
II per cent Of water IL II Is rOEnd
and only 81 per cent II II Is cylindrical
ThErefOre she who buys long lOavea
rszs 1A0 Erz=meS more actual food for
her money than she who buys round
1aEVeS
TIE reason for this is that tie
zrhsTe Is the figure that contains the
largest possible volume under the
szzAlesr possible surface. and, as eyap-
u-z-s0a Is n matter CT surface, this IL
greater IRON = cylinder than il is from
a SJhare Of rhe sane weight
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
Dick yAaas Chz-I1ie.

At the. Eu1s-aL services EIr II a.
DERBY negro os E-chmutg Va rliz tIE-
lowing eoiI0qIT WIS gvsrIesIr-t-
'''Therp amt 10 U-4 iI -I-lE1 sIts
Nose Barilsr- DIRK Ul-lliL-1a hlz w4N
tha. most eha-t-ablH man .t.s uIwu zssr
seen
Il reckon tatz syr zulT -iiz. .IiI--iirz77r
20 whom ZLr Eariazr Eugar-zsE -1iss
Information Ald be- paused as Z
waitu- for avdIenrH au rhIe Euiu--
.Tess,rhr' tun--ru=d W. El-iE4r.
"DicIz V7-IlIzlyz be always gWul4'i n
plug hat. s1a TrufET NY lnIe. amt
newer hearE tEa- Dunk ever -rzfiIs5sssH %
lend Gar bar cT a-~-CtIv
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Nsgr FhGeuiy, within tina SIR i-'7-=7-
valley, IRA ID be- EJUnt sgvgT gfTTTz-
-qnuI zeU-H4uHur% gl -LiE saEle 7I-s-
&zraCau era. wi-t1 caur--II aulliHmE
thar we're fI- Igrrer- E1uu rlut NJ Gsi.sH
GrrImie a wCiuar iI tilHa G'l.--iss71igIu
Sgienge- IE1uirJr STI-as- TB rlIe Tgrrli--
ward anu northeast EVERY -1-VsI- v'ttiit5T
retains eviItaEGe ct ChH 9H=sIi-H - f-
least a DGrrlum Of these ggaUie-s. siH-
some rgaSgu LeavinE CitaiT- eirlgsE ana
their trriEa1asf feIis gu u1R uiHius EzzsE
seeking Ulle muulEIIn.z aniE -1E= UuEs=
plaueaBs
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
MAKE YOUR
FUTURE SECURE
Easy Farming Nethocs in Vest
ern Canada ard Certain
FInznCizl 3e1ehtA

With your crop harvested ant mIhE-
zerefl. with rae Disposal lt Fuar einrrl-
and hogs eourlefet. Ful are relsF %
nrprure yaUr Ennnrinl sr1rsnlss1r sar
rhe year You win soau know wat Flu
have -iIuesI. and f me zIi1 made -
y0ur flruI-u. 01er1rguss Ans been -
10 YOUR ezg-eraroEs and W-l znss<
Your rpGul-eGsl-s- Probably EaE ny
auve Eera rae H1-er- Haur Al1i4 aHEy
have been grUd-r-Lge. bu- Ir sag Aa.-s
been too 1zh gricnf. The COST q 7r's-
IErt.aa has beer goo great II Fasa
have had rL= -pllIuisra-llL- E11 zi-----l-
a1d are sarz-e, This ar-isLs EaF Zilc
Interest you Ef your ru-Iruas have 80
been satisfactory or Il Faur ami, --i'l'z
Iauds v6U % .l,a llul.llls d,ssire - 1'ss-
rerir- vaur cGlf-rl.u- III y1U have D.
uprfeu-s fer whose f-rI-r ErU lzrs
anxiety. you ElL la-l-s 'I- l-rlE a-urll-i1
rIr some place some rBCarr-l--T -lziz
offers -rpurar sfva--a -s= Irl4 e-L-z-s
satisfactory returns. To -hs 11rr4 a-f1
was- es Eau Ba isE-..-Hrlf et -2aG-s--fs
u u1J-Ulan acres .- western Ca-afi.h
awaiting rEa h-sHu-I.ual. aEIl -s.l-F
r6 eve Ct E-s richness 90 Ellee Egu
where You desire -I De- rl1es'L Hur
thousands r1 farmers -rHu nearly su-
cry state fa -Es C1l o. -Es -raz-1s- q
-r- - -. r..- 1900 ---...,--s-
beyond rEaz rEaT LlE been I'D % e
re.-. The excellence rE -l= -gIl q
Western Cg1a1.a. whl.L -rll- ris's's -1fz
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

steamer monthly. causing an Industrial
paralysis and cutting OF 70 an alarm
ing extent the importation Of food
StuffS.
Thousands Of casks OF wine and
great quantities Of wicker work anS
handmade embrosderieS have accu-
mulated az ENlRchal. awaiting ship
ment.
With the StOppage Of Industries the
Inhabitants are unable 20 earn enough
money 10 keep themselves properly
fed. Normally Madeira imports 80 per
cent NJ her fOOJsgaffs.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

Tie original chrysan1hemum. frOn
wAscA al the superb varieties we
know today are descended was On iaB
wsaa state. no bigger or haadsomeR
rhan a ahnaclon. II Is fOuad that The
a1Escr grUwS with astonishing rapsa-
IT and tuxuEsance % bloom unaR
ehneacaosh shade.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

II manhes Of rich suk ar ea7rh aEs.-
pears e. havH been r1g UssaHI prize HFr
horse racing IN r1e -f1urusgnnii ear1--
HlrHs BELLS ami guiiI suHffies were run
fsr in the fGbaenuA ceunrTs GIHs E-nR-
unlIE came nuB fIsaiun m ina Si.u-
nRenth century,. RIGlng egi0rs az sim
an,f satin seem % have been In uss IN
Esury tina. HlghShs rsigE.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
MADEIRA NEAR STARVATION
pansely Populated Island can's Get
FOod Because OF Ship
Shortage.

misunderstanding 70 adviceS nom
Funchal conditions On the deaSeiy
populated island Of Madeira are de-
plOrahle,
Owing II the wars cOrtatlment
az steamship traffic, cONmUnicauoa
With the island Is reduced 70 only one
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

seTzDszn- The water contains from
- 70 . per cent 0f salrx. OF which Z
par can1 Is curno2 salt A saltwater
Esh pur into the DeRd sea pe-sshes at
uoce- Owing 10 Irs density due 70
ssnh rAe water OF the sea is very buoy
u-T
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
GRATEFUL TO RED CROSS
Italian Mothers West With Icy a.
Sight cf Children Returned to
Hcal+h.

Rome.-One by one the mouuraiE
camps and seaside colonies Of rlE
American Red Cross in Italy are clos
ing for the season In cities in -h.
north and south. IN SardiGia amt
Sicily, mothers are welcoming thel-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27
10Y OVER A7MISTlCE
CAUSES W0MAM'S DEATH

Etlwartlsvflie. TlL-The death
here OF Lena Wfemers, eighty.
Is believed to have been caused
by overjOy at the. signsng OF an
armiStice with Germany. Mrs.
WienlerS who was bora IN Ger
many. often spoke OF the return
Of her boys Ia France.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-27

~gaAA, wgsA y0l0 E1up SaOFaaR~
~NAagcs tha matter watA yeR AOwp
~eeotAeag, saly I'm Esg8ang tasWa q
,Acse aarepAngm RAgAGM@ /.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-31
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned administrator OF
Robert L.. VanMetre, deceased, Will
sell at his late residence, known as
the Joseph B. VanMetre home farm,
situated four miles east of Martins
burg one mile north OF Vancleves-
Vile, and six niles west OF shepherds
town, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1918
commencing at $50 a. m, sharp, the
following personal property, to-wlt:
1s HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
Cooley, years old, gray. strap mare
Nellie. 6 years old, crap, with CON by
side strap mare. Clyde, years old,
dark brown mare and colt, works any
where. Belle, years old. black mare
and colt. works anywhere. Kate D
years old gray, works anywheSe'
Retsy. IL years old, gray, works any
where. Bess. G years old, gray, works
anywhere. Daisy. years old, gray
works anywhere. Mandy. gray fam
ily mare. good driver and works any
where. Six good heavy boned year
ling colts. These horses range from
13o0 to 1900 lbs, Clydesdale and Per-
cheron stock.
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BERKELEY co. LIMESTONE
FARM
OF VALUABLE
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned as attorney-infact
for the widow and heirs-at-law of j.
T Grove, deceased, will offer at public
auction at the front door of the Court
House in Martinsburg. W. Va, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918
at 40 O'Clock p. M, that certain
farm located one mile East of In
wood. known as the RACEF1ELD
Farm. adjoining the lands formerly
owned by Peter Foreman, John w.
Stewards heirs, Col Sencindiver and
others, containing $40 ACRES, more
or less. being composed of the tracts
Of land conveyed to Jos. 7 Grove by
deeds from Elizabeth Kounslar, ct al,
recorded in Deed Book No. "a, Page
IA, deed from S. J G. Moore. Trustee,
ct al, recorded in Deed Book No. rs,
Page 1928, and deed from Blackburn
Hughes. ct al, Special Commissioners.
recorded in Deed Book No. rs, Page
129.
This farm is improved by a large
two-story frame house in good condi-
ton, large barn and all necessary
out buildings, two large wells, two
spring ponds, twenty acres of good
timber. All good limestone and slate
land in high state of cultivation
Possession given April l. 1919.
Reservation is made Of the wheat
crop planted in the Fall of 1918.
TERMS OF SAI1E-Onethird of the
purchase money cash in hand on the
day of sale, balance in two equal
payments of one and two years, the
deferred payments to be evidenced by
the promissory negotiable notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest from
date, payable semi-annually, and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the proper
ty sold.
F. w. PAYNE,
Attorney in-fact for the widow and
heirs-at-law of J. T. Grove. deceased
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts.
Oct. II. IS 25 % 20 80 81 and Nov, /.
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WANTED

YOUNG iWOMAN-iWc have an I'M
usual opportunity for an active re-
liable young woman of irreproachable
character and pleasant personality.
Position will require sales work
with the consumer in connection
with extensive educational cam
paign. Must be willing to travel
and ambitious to become successful
in this work. THE work is not
hard, but pleasant, fhealthful and
interesting, with good salary and
travelling expenses. Must be able to
qualify for surety bond. State age.
Write MIR. H. j. thinner. Berkeley
Hotel, Martinsburg, w. Va. V5S*
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE

will sell at public sale at my home
713 ~ Second st. On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1918
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following prop
erty:
2 BED ROOM SUITES
One extra bed, mattresses, / toilet
set, bed clothes and pillows, leather
couch, two foot extension tables,
small kitchen table, chairs, carpets,
rugs.
victroa and Music Cabinet
Singer sewing machine, Cubert kit
chen cabinet, ! range and l blue
fame coal oil stove, / porch swing,
dishes and cooking utensils, pickles
and canned fruit. Everything as good
as new.
Terms-4Cash
A. l.. HOLIDAY.
]. w. Dodd, Auct rs ct pd'
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AGENT -WANTED-iFor new and
patriotic novelty. Every home
where service flag is displayed is a
prospective customer. Will pay So
day for hustler. You can make
( $40 and work half time. Call 5-Y-A
on Winchester phone or Write Geo.
H. Mills, District Manager and Dis
tributing Agent for State of West
Virginia, Box 716, Martinsburg. w.
Va. V57*
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ct al. has given bond as required by
the order OF the Court.
l.. Dew, GERIlARDT.
Clerk. Circuit Court Of Berkeley Co,
West Virginia.
Oct 21-iNov Z Ia II