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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-18
DON'T BUY ANY
HALIBUT NOW

Halibut ia scarce. the market is
excited" and people are urged TO
buy other fish by the United Statos
food price publishing board Friday
Butter In up ? cents. cheese I cent
and eggs from 6 Co 3 cents. The
chief changes occur In the following
commodities.
GOLDFISH Retailers pay. IN. brick
tie 60 ikAe. g-fh, brick l6c TO
ifhc ~. bulk iahe 60 iasr ~, con.
sumers should pay, i.ih brick 1Oc to
gse. I'm, brick lsbe 60 soc NJ, bulk
ttc To i7c N
mt TIER Retailers pay, frcnh cream
cry, brick &c Co aac. cubes dsc 10 dee.
Washington storage. bricks $50 TO sac,
cubes ole to h2ei consumers should
pay, fresh creamery. brick efc 60 Tie.
cubes aac 60 Toe, storage, brick blc TO
sae. cubes sac Co tSc
sCuEGsG Retailers pay, Washington
cream soc TO atso. consumers should
pay asc 90 sse,
sEaGs 49, Retailers pay, strictly fresh
ranch SSc to zoe dor consumers
should pay Toe Co Tec dos.
cold atorase-itetailers pay tTc 20 zoe
doz consumers nhouid pay 6so TO see
dos
POTATOES rev. retailers pay
iAc 90 ses consumers Should pay &c
60 &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-18
BRITAIN TO ADOPT
DECIMAL COINAGE

LONDON. oct. is.--A royal som.
mission OF % mon has been named
TO work out decimal money system
like America has Tor Britain Legis.
iaton ls now pending. but this would
add TO tho confusion and trouble by
adding decimal money TO the pounds
and shillings and pence already In
Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-18
CLOSE SHAVE FOR TIsZA

AMSTERDAM, OCT IS.-The
auickness OF a chauffeur. who
struck down 2i-year-old youth
as he was about to fire. saved the
life Of Count stephen Tisza. former
Hungarian premier. The would-be
assassin gave his name AZ Lejtner
and claimed TO be an official In
the food department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-18
Sea Lion Tanning
Industry to Open

J. y. Lavaine. president OF the
Universal Byproducts Co. OF Phil
adelphia, has secured permission
from State Fish Commissioner l..
II. Darwin TO establish n plant on
Puget Sound for the tanning OF
skins OF hair seals and sea lions.
The plant will be operated In con-
junction with the company's Phila-
delphIa plant.
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Contributions to
the Tobacco Fund
Rodeuhatfaer.

Lucille Rodcnhauser, Carl
Kodenhauscr ...s..........s !. 90
Hotel Virginia. Mrs. Clark .... ZOO
Andrew Anderson. 2s30 w. seth 100
Mrs A. Anderson. 1880 w. 18th LOO
Wimodausis club ........... 100
EIks' lodge. Port Townsend $40
Hamilton Douglas ........... $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-18
Far and Near
!: News by Telegraph
:: and Telephone

ABERDEEN.--After an Illness If
nearly n year. Edward Hubert. man
ager OF the American MIN Co. and
president of the Hubert Lumber Co.
died here Thursday.
LOS ANGELES. --Charg~d with
conspiracy TO defraud thru the mails.
Mrs. A. r. Rogers was arrested
here Thursday. Her arrest follows
that OF Mason l.. Williams. field sec
Rotary OF the National Defense
league. apprchendcd ON similar
charge.
Mrs. Giffcn. wife Of Capt. Stanley
u. Giffen. 4. 8. A.. arrived in Seat.
tie Thursday. from Mexico City. 10
learn that her son. Leon Beck Cook.
| naval aviation cadet at the univcr'
sity OF Washington. had died three
days previously. The young man.
who was graduate. Of Harvard.
came all the way from Bucnos Aires
20 enlist.
OTrAWA.-Calgary strikers viii
b. prosecuted under the recent order
PASSED by the Canadian government
forbidding strikes during war times.
YAkINA.--iienry N. White. state
Inspector OF immigration. hnH been
asked to mediate between the Fruit
Workers union and fruit employers.
The men are now on strike.
Private J. u Cough. son Of MrS. J.
II. Grcgson. go Cherry st. returned
TO Seattle on ftirlough. after four
years OF overseas service with the
Canadian forces.
Clayton Crawford. ~. 1915 Lander
st. shot himself In the abdomen
while playing with .2scalit,cr re-
volver Thursday lie was taken 10
the Minor hospital. where physicians
say he will recover
The STANDARD on Co.'S ncw tanker,
l.. J. Drake. built by the Amcr com
pany. has left for San Francisco
from Seattle on her maiden voyage.
Liquor worth Sf.s50 rrport~si stolen
from III. store Of tho Botheli Drug
Co. at Bo,heli II Is believed an auto
truck was used by the thieves. who
cut thru tho basement door.
EvERETT.-The Norway.Parifie
Construction and Dry Dock Co. re-
auircs 1000 men this winter for ship
building.
Tho West Arvads. s.s00ton vessel
launched by the Los Angeles ship.
building and Dry Dock Co. was spon.
sored by Helen Keller. the deaf and
blind author.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-15
New York

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-RaIroad
shares fitted yesterdays dull market
out Of its early rut, the first half Of the
session rejecting considerable price
frreguIarity, notably IN tndusntalss
equipments and speciaItfes.
The movement In rails was stdmuIa-
ted by the relatively favorable De
cember statements Of the Jnton Pa
ctfic and Southern Pacific roads, both
showing net gains and the re-estap-
Hshment OF the Union Pacific TO IT'S
former 10 per cent dividend rate
General news OF the day was seem
tngfy without effect, suspension OF fu-
ture heatless Mondays having been
discounted. The governments pro
posaIs to control all coastwiSe ship
ping and acquire terminal facilities at
Atlantic ports we're equally WITHOUT M
duence as market factors.
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IBRE9IlgH EHS.
BASEBALL. PlZIgI
Prospects for a Successful
Diamond Season Are
Very Coed.

Matthew Turkovich is captain OF
the 1913 baseball team that win rep
resent the Fatrmont High school he
was eeIcted at a recent meeting OF the
1917 squad. Turkoy1ch has been
playing third base on the High school
baseball team for four years making
the team when he was freshman.
Last year Fairmont High school
had one Of the best baseball teams In
the history Of the school, winning the
Championship OF the Monongahela
Valley high School league. The pros
poets for Championship team again
this year are especially encouraging,
as only few Of last years team have
graduated
For the mound position the team
has both OF last years twirlers in
Hess and Curtis. For the backstop
position there is Hamilton and E'uz-
zie' Knight. both OF last years team.
Mills. last year playing shortstop, Is
again in school and Will be on the Job
to fill this position at second base
there will be Clark Brown, who play
ed the keystone position about half of
the time last year Turkovteh VIII
take care of third base
The three outfielders of last years
team have all graduated, Meredith,
Fleming and Ice, as we1 as Knight,
who played first base. It will be nee
essary to get four new recruits to I'LL
these positions and the team viii be
as good as 1t was last year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SCHEDULE IS OUT
Season VIII Open One Day
Earlier Than Opening
in West.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-As usual 154
games VIII be played in the American
League in the coming season. accord
ing to the official schedule announced
here. The season win open in the
East April Is. one day prior TO the
opening in the West. In the initial
games Philadelphia will meet Boston
at the Forbes lied. while New York
wiz cross bats with Washington in
the Capital city. The western open
fngs the next day VIII see st. Louis
"a Chicago against the Worlds Cham
pions, while Detroit is scheduled TO
5fay IN Cleveland. The season will
close Oct s.
There viii be only three conflicting
dates with the National League and
al these VIII be in Chicago. Cleveland
an be tee opponent of the World 5
Champions on all three occasions
June IS, Aus. 81 and Sept. l.
Cleveland has been awarded the
greatest number of Sunday games
fourteen. Chicago. ST. Louis. Ph:la-
deI9bfa AID Boston have been given
thirteen. Saturdays each. IndepcGG-
ence day games will be played in Chi
cago, Cleveland. Washington ara
Philadelphia The Labor Days pre-
gram Gals for games in St. Louis. De-
troft, Washington and New York.
while Decoration Day there will be
games at Detroit, Cleveland. Me-:
York and Boston. New Cork vii play
two games at Boston on Bunker Hill
Day, April 10
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Oil and Gas.

The west Virginia fields report very
few compilations. On the Little IA
nawha River, Sherman district. Cal
houn county the Hopte Natural Gas
Company has completed and pat to
pumping its No 4 on the T Brake
farm. It is producing five barrels a
day. In the same district the same
companys second test on the Laura
v Ash farm is due In the sand. the
rig for test, on the S Gamer farm
has been completed and started to
drill. In Grant district. CabeH county
the Harshbarger on and Gas Com
pany is due in the sand at No 4, the
only wen drilling in this county, on
the ] w Kilgore farm.
In Spencer district, Roane county
the Carter on Company IS due IN the
salt sand at No on the Frank II
Simmons farm. In the same district
the Fisher Oil Company has the r1g
completed for No on the ] K Knight
farm. The Ohio Fuel Oil Company is
down 1900 feet at No Z on the II Q
Taylor 90o-acre tract and is fishing for
a string OF tools. The Citizens Oh
Company is drilling in the sand at a
test on the NJ NJ Greenleaf farm.
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Pittsburgh

PTTTSBBRG, Feb. 15-on the
Pittsburg stock exchange dealings
we're smaller and the price range mar
rover. The only active stock vas
Ohio Fuel Supply, which sold within
the range Of 421z to 423S and doseo
~ the lowest, a loss OF az for the day.
Manufactures Light & Heat was
shade firmer, and the other members
of this group were unchanged
American window Class Machine
common declined from 521S to 81 anGS
closed at 504S bid. The preferred
stock was lower at 49, WESTINGHOUSE
Air Brake was y lower at IS. Pitts
burgh Coal vas firm. advancing 2
and closing at 491S, following the
movement in New York, where the
stock sold at 5o4s. Consolidated Ice
common sold at 2, q loss OF 81 and
new low record. Mining shares we're
less active and closed unchanged
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HIGH SCHOOL SCRUBS
l!LZ PLAY TONIGHT
Glarksburg Five to Oppose
Fairmort on Miller School
Floor.

fne High school second team will
meet the Washington irving High
school Scrub OF Cla:Ksburg in
Basketball game at the Miller school
gymnasium this evening. It Will be
the first game that the local team has
played before Fairmont crowd and
they VIII make every effort TO do
themselves Justice.
When the Fairmont Scrubs went to
Glarksburg a few weeks ago they were
defeated by a big score On the same
night Fairmont High played Hunting
ton High IN Fairmont, making it i'm
possible to take several of the better
Substitutes to CIarksburg. On the
other hand CIarksburs did not play
that night and sent their very best
second string team into the game.
But one Of the Fairmont substitutes
tsat Buckhannon tod u. giving Coach
Carpenter much better selection for
the game tonight. The Scrubs hare
many followers who VIII be on hand
tosee the game tonight.
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WINFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Swisher we're
ealing at Mr.. Enos Halls Wednesday
OF last week.
near Colfax, was ealing on the lat,
ters father, William McElfresh, last
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Baker and daugh-
ter, Rachel, weI> calling at AKRON
Saterfiled's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Moore have
spent the past several days with their
son Robert Moore. of Fairmont-
Those at n. J. Hawkins Sunday last
we're Miss Edna Swisher, Miss Doro-
thy and Mamie Baker, Rollie Hawk
ms. owen Moore and Victor Travis
Miss Eliza Baker is now staying at
Marcus Meredith's.
Mrs. Harry NuZum and children are
spending a few days at Mr.. and MA
George Nouns Of Pisgah.
Lesley SatterdIed, Of Fairmont. was
GAZING on his father, AKRON Satter-
field, Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linn and son,
Bert. were calling on Mr. and Mrs B.
F. Swisher Saturday night.
Those calling at D. G. Bakers Sun
Gs.y night were Miss Iris Knots, Miss
is.silsl SHISuGEs MISSES O444nSI G440zOP
al Hawkins. - He.S>is -
Miss Mary Frye. of Reeyesvilie, has
spent the past several days with her
grandfather. William Morley.
SIr. and Mrs. Harry Mum and
three children were calling at Joseph
Inns Sunday evening.
Mrs. George Huffman, OF Mudlick
run. has been visiting her daughter.
aIrs. J. o. Swisher, for the past few
Sir. and Mrs. B. F. swisher were cal
Tag CT Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Swisher
!;s=: Sunday.
MISS Hattie Linn was calling on her
brother. Joseph Linn. last Sunday.
Oven Moore was calling at D. c.
G2aer's Friday evening of last week.
Miss Leona Mundle and Clyde Mum
&c were calling at William MoTley's
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson swisber were
calling at D. c. Bakers Thursday eve
ring of last week.
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oRDER o. PgsELeA on
SLe
N fIee 1I eiers q tle n
dfsfa core Is ma DOR ne County
OF Marion n <tat q LllEesl1cs re ~
Any s. 1918, the sfollOEinG= ordersS
entered John r. 6itcholss Pla1ntalL
10. Bridget C. SIehols defendant
SUMMONS
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
To the Sheriff OF Marion Comfy,
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon Bridget c. Nichols TO appear be
fore the intermediate Court OF Marion
County, at rules to be held in the
Clerks ONCE Of said Court on the
first Monday In February. 1918, to an
swer a bin In chancery exhibited
against her in said court by John +.
Nichols.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, W. S. Black. Clerk OF said
Court, at Court House in said county.
the 4th day of February, 1918, and
55th year Of the State.
The return endorsed on the back OF
the foregoing summons is In words
and figures following:
The within named Bridget 9. Mich
OILS is not found in my bailiwick 4th
day OF Feb. 1915
EDw. SLACK
Deputy for A. NJ. Glover. Sheriff Of
Marion County. west Virginia
OBJECT OF SUIT.
The object G. the above styled suit
is for the plaintiff to secure from the
defendant a divorce a vincIilo matrl-
monii, annu1ling the marriage hereto
fore celebrated between them.
An affidavit having been made and
fled that the said Bridget c. Nichols,
the defendant named in the above
styled suit. is nonresident Of the
State Of West Virginia, it IS ordered
that the said Bridget c. Nichols do
appear within one month from the
first publication Of this order. in the
Clerks Office Of our said intermediate
Court, at Rules to be holden therefor,
and do what is necessary to protect
her interests.
It is ordered that a copy of this or
der be published and posted as re-
quired by law.
Given under my hand this 9Th deg
OF FEBRUARY. 1918.
Amos & Amos,
Counsel for plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time February Sth. 1918, and to be
published once each week for four
successive weeks.
W. S. BLACK, Clerk.
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Fairmont High at
Buekhannon Tonight

The Fairmont high school basket
ball team Will leave this afternoon. for
Bcckhannon where this evening they
Will play the strong Buckhannon high
school team, the team which many
predict Will be the winner of the an
nual high school tournament. The
Fairmont team is not over-coufideut.
due to the fact that they were defeat
ed on their home floor by the same
team. At. any rate they will do their
best to give the Buckhannon lads a
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good game. keeping the score as low
as possible.
The team which played Buckhan-
non here will likely start the game to-
night. The following players VIII
make the trip: Binns, Hess, NILS,
Hill, Sarsfieid and Johnson.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Readiress with
which offerings we're absorbed gave
an upward tilt yesterday to the corn
market. Prices closed steady. March
1275S, and May 1851 to 126, with the
final range as a whole Is of to x q Is
up compared with "a hours before.
Oats gained IL to 11s net. In pro
visions the outcome varied from sc
decline to rise Of tic.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-15
HlRAALIIIES NgRK
MEIL o. Z ]. ] TRP
Hardest Game of tie SEIZED
he WIN be Played at
Marietta Tonight

s expected TO be the hardest
SSE1iS a fas Normal basketball sched-
aIS I'm Sc played at Marietta. o.
eilIs evening With the strong Marietta
c5Ilegs team. Marietta has twice de-
fssfed West Virginia University; once
Earietta and once at MorSantown-
They defeated -. Z. o. at Marietta
ono point and at Morgantown by
Twelve points.
YESTERDAY evening the Normal play
"A salem college, defeating them by
4 2216 score. At the endEof the first
~ tie score stood 1912 in favor OF
Fafrmonf Salem played much bet
ter me against the visitors than
flIeysdid LAST week when they were
IIere. The score and lineup for last
S Is4ss - +9 salem IS
Knight .-......s 80. ..-.'. ingram
E4all4ton 1893. ,.-..-.--- 6ono
JEFFREY =. .............- toro
Center
Eli .....-.......-... 9raft
Frame $500. hoacn
Guard.
substitut ions-SaIem: Williams for
ingram. Randolph for Bond. Bond
Fled baskets-Fairnont. knights.
aamIton, 2; jeffrey. 4; Hill, 2. Sa-
lem: Ingram. 2; Bond, 2; Ford. 5.
Foul baskets-Normal: knight 4
ant s.
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Gems Simply Can SSeopus ne NE $A's'sH
in the face and red In the toes; 10
more for me. Use "Gets-1t- It
never fails. Touch any corr OF eStS.
ius with two drops OF Gets;lc'
and "Gets-It" does the rest. It's
relief to be able to stop cutting
corns, making them bleed. wrappinE
them up like packages ana 1SIt1E
aIITr corn clear and clean, leaving
the toe as smooth as your palm You
can wear those new shoes WtthooC
pain, dance and be 4TtSsSy on 10y $S -
:sSets-It'' is sold at all druSgtsSS
CvoII need pay no moro than . cents
: bottle), or sent on receipt or prtSs
BY e. Lawrence & Co. chicago III
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ENGLAND has woman blacksmith
who can shoe a horse as we'll as her
husband. whose place she has taken
# the anvil.
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German peasant women do the
work of horses in farming. four being
H.harnessed" to one plough driven by
man.
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InST aND E0ElED.

=. 5 = llEl 8 . kIII1l
I6s1 GesdSS. fsFsS IN f66s Sc
tween Arnetts Vile md FaifmOnt va
-BaEI7SUfle and Hoult's HfH. Finder
notify 81 z Fetty At Hasans. ". va.
and receive reward. 2-13St,34o5
LOST-Left gold handled umbrella,
monogram D. P. on O'Clock ClarkS-
burg car Tuesday evening. Please
return to Daisy POIlitt rs Walnut
Ave. Reward 2-l<5t S4o6-
CONE ASTRAY Berkshire SOW pig
weighing between IS and 100 lbs.
Escaped near Warrington Finder
report to Worthington P. o., W. Va
2-15-lt-S412
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HELP WANTED-FEHIAEE

GIRLS = congeniaI factory employ.
ment consisting largely OF govern.
ment work. Positions open to girls
between the ages OF 81 and IS IN good
physical condition. Steady. profitable
work for those wishing TO aval them.
selves OF an opportunity. CommunE-
cate with or bring this ad. and apply
at Factory Employment Office The
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.
Akron. Ohio. 2=13-I5t-S40O
WANTED = Woman for linen room,
Fairmont hotel. Apply housezeeper.
2=145ts541O
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SPECIAL, NoTICEs
loTicE TO sTockHoLDERe.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Greater Fairmont IN.
vestment Company, viii be held in5th0
rooms Of the FaIrmont Chamber Of
Commerce. Watson building, IN Eh6
City Of Fairmont, ". Va, on Tuesday,
serve during the ensuing year ana ,foI
the transaction OF such other business
as may properly be presented.
Greater Fairmont Investment CO..
BY CLARENCE D. ROBINSON,
President
W. ]. WIEGEEs
2-1-1s-15 Secretary.
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RIIcKLEY in SALEM.

G. ". Blickley, physical director at
the Y. NJ. C. A.. was in Salem yester-
day evening. He refereed the basket
ball game played there between the
Fairmont Normal and Salem college
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FARHFS FOX SALE


FAM FOR SAGESIGS acres -
! miles from Grafton. Il mile to rail-
road station, 40 acres. Meadow, bal
ance fine grazing, clean as new pin.
lover 1000 bearing fruit trees. Under
ease for oil and gas. Four acres Pitts
burgh coal and allunder veins so with
property. Nice room dwelling and
outbuildings. Price $4,000 and a bar
| gain. Terms arranged Write today
| for full particulars Parrish Realty
| Co., Grafton. W Va 2-11-5t-3SSS
| FOR SALE@Fiye miles west of It'd
eoute poultry sheep or dairy farm
| Springs, running water, wood, saw
ttimber. ties, poles, posts, mine props,
| fruit, houses. BAN, poultry I5use, 4
miles to station. Church and school
handy. 1OS acres 5000. See or write
". ". Faunce, MayvilIe, y. Y.
FOR SALE-6R acre farm on MoIEan-
! town Pike 80 minutes walk from
Fafrmont. Five-roOm house. good out
buildings. Suitable for truck or poul-
try farm. Address Box IA, Fairmont-
2.1S-st,S4o1
FoRsALE
FOR SALE-5-roon cottage with bath
near High School Apply SIS Cole
man Ave 2.12-5t-3S90.
FOR SALE-Four nom house and two
| lots for sale IN Norwood addition to
Fairmont Address Albert Walls, Fair
mont R. D. 3. 2-12-St,3S94
FOR SALE-Auton0bf two hundred
| dollars. This is abargain- One hun
bred cash. Balance to suit. Address
Box 3411 West Viginian Office.
FOR SALE = Several loads manure
R. c. Glass, phone 2SS-J. 2-15-4t-S414
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping between 5th and
| 9Th street. Walnut Ave. 2-e-tf-S3z3
FOR Desk room. phone aud
girl IN office. Phone III. 2-12tf339S
FOR RENT-Roous for light house
keeping and furnished rooms with
coal fire. Call 3SSR- 2-12-6t
FOR RENT-EIeTen room house,
Pierpont avenue and Quincy street.
Inquire OF DR.. c. H. Nell. Profession
al Building. 2-13-6t-3402.
FOR RENT Two unfinished base
ment rooms. 307 Walnut avenue.
2-14-3t-S4o9
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WANTED

VAN FED
WANTED Miners wanted yee axe
studying for e1aminations . ges
the best mining book p1blEsie
ing a Nutshell by James VaEd ~ :
OLD FALSE TEETH Y0AH[I
Don't matter II broken. pay
TO SIS per set ASo cash for old Eold,
silver. and broken jewelry. Send y
parcel past and receive check hy r.
turn mail VIM hold goods 10 days
for sender's approval OF my offeE. IA
MaZer 200 S. Sth St, philadelphia
2l2=e6t.
WANTED or room house; Close
in. Wanted by March / Can 12e3s1-
or address Box 34oS- 2-1S-tES4e9
WANTED-To rent modern 5 @
room house. P. P. Lipson. S11 Afadis
son ST. S-542t5fQT
SITUATION WANTED MALE-Ex-
pert stenographer. five years eL-
perience wants position Immediately.
Address Box 340S West Virginian.
21{-et249S
WANTED-First class al machInfsts,
armature winderS and blacksmiths.
Good working conditions. highest
wages. permanent work. Higher wages
guaranteed quickly to right men. ADJ
dress Guyan Machine Shops. Logan
w. va 2-16s9e5S41S
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FOR SALE-63S acre farm on Morgan
town Pike 80 minutes walk from
Fairmont. Five-rocm house. good out
buildings. Suitable for truck or poul-
try farm. Address BOX IA, Fairmont-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-15
FII 8 OIL AND Gas

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-15

WANTED or ; room house, close
in. Wanted by March / Can I291S1
or address Box $4oS- 2-1S-tES4es
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-02-15

WANTED-To rent q modern 5 OF 8
room house. p. P. Lipson. S11 Afadfs
son st. S-14.2tS3407