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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
It 10 usually the case tn,

1t 10 usually the case that the
sardinc canneries OF the Eastern
Maine coast have steam up and help
ready for Sardino herring ut the
opening Of the season and generally
wait for supply Of fish. This sea
son the reverse Is the Ease; there are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02
Leeds Grange

Leeds Grange held its regular meeting
on Saturday. April Is. In the forenoon
the first and second degrees we're con.
1esred on a class of about 50 in a pleas.
ing manner, under the direction of Mag.
ter Alice NJ. Dcane. About % other.
were re-instated and came in BY demit
The dinner was furnished by the de-
feated side in the contest Just closed.
About go were served with dinner. and
more than that were present in tfe
afternoon. The program for the after
neon was arranged by Mrs. F.. A. Rus
SELL the captain OF the defeated SIDE
and was enjoyed by all. 1t was of I'm
usual excellence and included the fol
lowing: Singing. Star Spansled Ban
ner.' by the Grange. led by the cho :.
piano solo. Miss Edna Wood: son;
walter Q. Wilson: reading, Mrs. Edna
Addition: song. Herbert Lincoln. brie
speeches by the two members of tne {;
a. H. who were present. A. P. Russell
and Il. L. Gould. The principal part1o
the program was the interesting and in
structlve talks given by Ferdina ndo
Francis and Carleton Fuller. The frs
gave Is experiences as a soldier. the
latter as sailor. The attention tie
large audience gave. testified to the
ability OF the speakers. At the close
many were the compliments given the
Young men. Visitors were present from
turner and Androscosgin Oranges. Inc
next meeting Will be held on Saturday.
May 10. at 1890 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

DR.. George z. Lane Of Benny
Eagle, not many miles from Saco,
has a number Of rare articles which
belonged to his mother, who died q
year ago. Her husband. Hon. Mar.
quis D. L. Lane. was American Con.
sui at Vera Cruz for somo years.
One of the articles is hand
painted fan inlaid with pearls, a
present to Mrs. Lane from Carlotta,
wife Of Emperor Macmillan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

lSS4i1A SAObAA1 AOA "iA0S
it has done for my
daughter. She was Is
years Of age. very sick
ly and pale and she
had to stay home from
school most of the
time. She suffered
agonies from back.
ache and dizziness and
was without appetite.
For three months she
was under the doctors
care and got no bet
tier. always complain
ing about her back
and side aching SO I
didn't know what to
do. I read in the papers
about your wonderful
medicine SO / made up
YnV mind IN FRA, - Cha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

V,U.G 6, MORRILL, cOMMANDERi
No. a16, u. o. q. c. Regular meetlngs
second and fourth Tuesday evenings at
7.3O o'clock at Golden Cross hall.
c. H. LEIGHTON, n. c.
W. r. CLOCGH, F. n. X.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

JEPHTHA ENCAMPMENT. NO. 3.
Meetings at p. NJ. every second and
-" ". E. cuRR1Ek. c. ?.
G. S. PEASLEE. Scribe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

AUGUSTA CAMP, NO. 740o,M.W.A.
Regu!.r meeting second and fourth
! ,pday Of each month at 4. A. X. hall
H. ". HASKELL. Consul.
=. BERT L. NICHOLAS. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-02

said to be plenty Of Ash. but the can.
neries. with a few isolated exesp-
tons. are showing no signs Of life
and are not expected to begin opera.
lions for several weeks. The reason
Is that the sale Of the product has
been slow and many thousands Of
cases Of the 1918 pack are still in
storage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
q s. S5 S5;{5 { 555sSS55 .
A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT

them ,-v rrw things. and thus W" re-
durc the tasks That W" ask al 'hcm u
Il hated munnlOnT.
One Reason They Hated HouseWork.
| know anulh'r mother VIII" IS always
tCllin. how her l!llI' girls hate house
y.ori. h,caUs" i l. So hard !" ct th"m
to de- ihr dishes and make n" BEDS
which arr their daily TASKS. aSkHu
on" If rh"y dIslik"d cooking. too. On
;hcy ar. cray To cook She said. be
r,uS,. I don't care about having thcm 90
that"
Why not" asked.
oh. H. t"n much work to hav" them
messing around,
hl cuu"~. IT = NOR" bother 10 tca,h
a child s"ul"'hlnC than 10 HAY" nm Il"
tin. SANE >Impl" task over and urrr.
Eut | d.du'r wonder <" much that 'h'
Latte girls didn't liz" h03S"w"rk. S!TI''
h,.uS"wurk means nothing /" them "u'
:, few rurn"luuuuS tasks.
Much Like Saving Money.
OF COurS, | know how busy mothers
arc. and | don't wonder That many ~
Them SHRINK from this sort of bother
bur taking or mHk.nE tn" time 10 teach
and Train 4 child i! much lk" saving
urucy--ii comes hard at the moment,
il means deferred enjoyment. but when
IL hcgluS 80 pay interest the *acrinCc
-rcmS well worth while.
And every hit OF tim" invested in
rltrr.l ira 1iiug of 4 child. in teaching
hiyn to h"II, himself and you. IN teaching
h:m - know You mean what You say, IN
teaching h:m Srlr-dlsCiplln". will pay i'll
rorc$t just rs surely as money invested
in Liberty bonds.
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Hero IS 4 little scene that l witnessed
the other day.
y now ,ani" had arrived at tho small
BOYS house one RAINY afternoon ami ms
uIoth,r had Todd hrru that II" might un"n
1t. Thu, rnl;.'t u"I sound nj first Tx"
4 priv, r.. hut If You bad seen how
,.lnbural.1y l. WAS don" uH and what
fascinating Sla hiuE with scissors GET
ting Through all that paper &nd Str!nG
III, ant yuU would have readily realized
HAT it w.,uid aii..al 70 that d"EIrr l."
slash a-lI pail apart which S"'ins TO be
an IuSIIf:c; ~ IA" aV"rH,rr hey.
And lie Had Been So Interested.
When n" C..:u" To tax" III" wrapping
OF the top IN Iu!Ind that il Wa lightly
ra.lcI down on Tin" under side. and ar-
p"alrd I" hIS mother. who scat for ih"
screw drt~cr AMI th'r Shaved him h"W
- insert it IN ever the iIi"r ia su"h -
way that II couldn't Etr ia" 'ahl". H.
reached for Il VITA &c., Alright. NO. |
guess Ia better de- tins myself. She
said. refusing his reaching hand, an !
tho light went out. He hal been so III
I"r..st" arj r"w wlr4I 'hs.r" WAS SOM.
thing a LITTLE different fer HIN - rlH>-
ter the chance Wa taken away from
him.
True. ha might not hav" been ahl" 10
do & Bat h" could not hay" hurt tn =
table, and chances &C his hUrliug h IA
self were infinitely small tnurE smaller
ril.,u y h.~i &c.. go. to- 'rh'ul across tw"
busy auto :llCG Str".tSD. and II would
Not hav" done th.' slightest harm /" let
him try.
make with our children. W" don't lei
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Especial Cable DispatchD

COPENHAGEN. oct. Fin the peace
trcatv Il sruSsion in America it has soy
eral times been claimed that l"nrlrh
was afraid Of the League Of Nations anu
cid not want to affiliate with II. rms
assertion Wa today "nphH .'HlN H"',"
by the Danish minister ~ "'l'hS';
Niunch, who is the government .Sp"N">-
man in all matters pertaining |" I'M
League If Nations.
In an authorized interview Minister
MUNICH made the following Stat'm"ht /"
TIL" World:
The Danish people had watched Fr'S-
dow NViI.,.ri'l Efforts L. create a LcaEu"
Of Nations with tn" greatest sYrnrh' ny
II has been glad IL Sc" that nc %ucc"'n-
cd in gaining the support "f he victor
nus powers for This daring idea. ara IN
Denmark ms we'll as other neutral ma
the Allies, before they settled IN"
'c-''" rov"u:ut IN detail. cCp$ultrd IN"
neutral states and on several points re-
spectcd their wishes:
only A First step.
Everybody admits thnt IN" L"aEn"
covenant in its present form is only
beginning. first step. TIL" Au'h"rS
- tI.. ,rrCr,rnt Will hc ~" first 10 ac-
knowledge this. During all III" confer
,r,.... ih'v have. a"0 rightly SO. p"lntcH
TO the fact that what here hoS been
created is only the f"unda'cn IN" III.
of the exalted ideas on which the League
covenant has been built.
I'm Denmark all political parties ar"
agreed that Denmark must JOIN NJ,
....'-ur e \a''"nS - soon AS II IS
formed. for thereafter. within the limits
lv the l."nrN" covenant. to con-
tribute, in n modest way 10 IA" great
experiment that her" will h" mnde I"
create n system Of laws which can 70.
place the old International anarchy and
-, ri,.r rr..;r' 'l.""t ~ he settle
ment Of international disputes.
1T is expected that this will he mad"
possible by carry ing out the b"aEu" Gov
cnants provisions for the reduction OF
q. rl r,lln' ""l I'm" establishment "t
boards Of arbitration an1 Con"l'1ti"n.
=, - "...|N- rrr""'i i''r' # This export
ment doesn't succeed, then w" will DIRT
toward new wars which will completely
destroy ctr rludvrn civilization.
Wants Early Peace.
ut is to be hoped that tho League or
Nations may be the chief means in car
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

A meeting Of The Public Service Som
mission Of West Virginia. held on tn
a meeting Of The Public Service COM
Case No. 9i1.
Natural Gas Company Of West Eir.
Gin;a.
Application to change rates.
Whereas. application has this da!
been filed by III" Natural Gas Company
Of West Nir ginia for authority To- change
its rates. il is ordered ;ha: leave be
granted 10 any ON" interested L. file 90
lection thereto before III" Commission
Il; any ;Imc on or h"far" the llth day or
November. 1919. aud this matter he set
down for hearing At Il meeting OF IN
commission 10 b" held AZ It's offices in
the capitol BulldiuC in . IN" tity or
Charleston on said llth day uf N0v"m'
tim" any one may appear and make such
objection thereto as may be deemed
proper
II is futhcr ordered that the applicant
publish = copy Of This ordered once each
week for foIr successive weeks III two
newspapers Of opnoSit" politics. II such
there be- and of general circulation in
the county ar counties affected Ivy the
proposed change in rates: and said APP
plicant shall ais" ma!l 10 or serve on
each VI its consumers affected thereby
at least fifteen days prior I" said llth
day Of November, i9l?. written notice
IN IN" form prescribed by IN" COMMITS
Sin,r showing that il has applied t. The
Public SrrviC" Commission for author
ity tn change It's rates. tine rates pro-
posed To he charged. and III" time and
place Of such hearing: making due re-
turn thereof I" this commission.
y copy.
Trstc: L. r. BEIsNHEIM.
~ l3-nO-o1-n-3 Secretary.
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L. p. REINHEIM.
SALE OF STREET nRRovEHNT
BONDS.
Town Of woodsdale, Ohio County, West

Virginia:
The Undersigned Commissioners. ap-
IF the Town Of Wn"dSda!r. Wi. until
tn" S;h day Of November. 1919. AZ J."
"'rlrrk. :. ~. r"r"iv" sealed h!dS f":
til" sale of n,lN Hundred Thousand Dol
lars t$.un "u".u") worth "t street I'm
prnvrrncnt coupon Bonds uf the Town
"f W""dsda!r. with accrued interest.
said bonds h"!n. numbered from t.
100 inclusive. in ~" d"num!natiuT of
TN" Thousand Dollars CSln"h."nI Ca'h.
All IL said h"'dS. 'r any par; thereof
are r"d"cmab'" -: IN" option Of council
ten Im years from thor dat. and ar"
payable. tu!rtv-iru: $50 years from
date. with interest AT th" rat; az fly"
LuL,ly n r,r Dollar Savings & Trust
COMPANY. Wh"riirr. West Virginia. and
ar, dated N"y"i,Ia"r list. 1919.
sad bonds having been approved by
he Attorney general of In" state Of
West virginia. as required by thaDtcr
obligation upon the town Of W""dsdal".
West Virginia.
Each bid shall he accompanied by a
certified Chyck equal 10 fiv" I"ct) per
cent If III" Value of the bonds hid por.
payahl" I" tho undersigned commits
SIuNrrS:
Thu said commissioners reserve tho
right t. reject any and al! bids. and may
use IN" clr"ck accompanying bids AS il
Guidatrd DAMAGES for failure {" comply
with tho bid. II the same j. accepted.
All bids shall h" marked Bids fer
Wondsdal" R.nds." and mailed to +. Il.
Naylnr No "a. Nnti,.~rl Bank Buildiug
Wheeling, West Virginia.
GEORGE v: BARRON.
r1'rb StIlF'NE
GEO. 4. LACGHLIN.
ola commissioners.
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! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. \
MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
NO. 243.

a noted chauffeur mentions that
while motoring from Passy TO Pariout'
a distance Of I3J miles, in TWO hours
and from Partout To Nulpart, distance
of l04 miles. in two more hours the
power steadily dimlshed during the en-"
tire tourney so that the hourly runs
decreased q ike number of miles ca'h
hour What was the distance recorded
by the spccdometcr at the end OF eaEh
hour?
CUB plus APE plus y minus Pen
leaves CUBA.
(Copyright, e9l9. by Sam Loyd)
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THE REASON w HY

combinations produce glad sounds. hut
tho combination when once touched Will
always produce the same sound. II is
the imnrcsSiOns made on the brain
which start tho proper combination. and
IL does this instantly. Just as pin
prick on the arm will at once send n
hurt" message TO tn" brain and cause
the brain to jerk the arm away, SO a
reproducing combination Of sounds.
or things We 500. or feel. sends an inl-
preston to tho brain which at once
sends out the laugh order. Some
things make some people laugh. while
they do not affect others at all. THAI;
is because our brains are not always
tho same in regard to recording impress
sions. Some things impress some brains
on" way and others entirely in q diff
fcrcnt way.
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whv DO We Laugh When Glad7

We laugh when glad because the
things which make US laugh combine
together to rouse those ports OF tn"
body which are involved In good
laugh to act in certain harmony. and
when this combination is arranged in n
certain way il produces 4 laugh. Ger
tain things in the world. whether they
arc funny. ludicrous. or other things
that produce the laughing effect. caus"
the brain to work certain muscles and
nerves in combination that produces n
laugh The impression which reaches
the brain causes these muscles and
nerves to act involuntarily, and the
laugh comes. 1t works just like the
keys Of the piano. Some combinations
Of notes produce sad sounds and other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
DANES ARE AGREED NATION
MUST JOIN LEAGUE ACTIVITY
Minister Of Defense Munich Says Denmark Has Watched
Wilson's Efforts With Greatest Sympathy
Want Early Peace and Treaty Ratification

rying through tho reconstruction work
which Is required to make up for the
terrible destruction during tn" war.
Denmark ut present has only one
wish. that the T"aC" treaty may DO rati-
rIcd as soon rs nusSihlc: only then Will
tho Danish peoples nope Tot 4 reunion
with the Danes who have up til now
been living under foreign domination h"
irIl #. Il al ,I.lI lh"n WILL through IN"
creation Of the League Of Nations tn"
foundation have been laid on which il is
hoped that the future progress of tho
world may he built.
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WARWOOL WON! $50

Sp""ioI Dienatrh To Thr 1ntclliconcer.
WELI.SRURG, w. Va. Oct. l2.-ThH
Warwood \. G. walked away with III"
Impcrsals Of this city. in a gam" on ~"
lHc"l fight this afternoon. winning by
tho score Of % to q. TIL" vi"iiorS ShoT-
81 fin" form and although tn" locals
tried to stavn off defeat. the WrrwOnh
boys went through :h"m easily. TIL
Visitors worked their forward passes to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
PERSONAL
PROSTATE disorders. bladde,

PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble
in men; getting up frequently At night.
positively and rapidly overcome without
drugs privately at home; doctors oSteo-
directors use x: easily used by anyone
anywhere: no matter what You have
tried or how old the case, this method
Will bring results quickly. Write Tor
fire. illustrated hnuklct and convincing
testimony EI-ctruthcrmal Co, @73 Har-
risnn Rldx.. Struhnnv!llc. OHIO. O-l3-G
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Notice tn creditors and debtors OF
John r. Yoke. deceased.
1t is requested that all accounts
arairst John +. Yoke, deceased. be
filed with the undersigned (whn has
qualified as administrator of tn" cs-
tatrD on or before January lst. 1920.
All debtors are requested to make
settlement or communicate with the ad-
niuiStratOr on or before that date.
GEO. G. HUNT. Admir-.
Ave. 4. Edgdalc, Wig.
Estate Of John f. Yoke,
Deceased Obj
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THOMAS H. NEALE

Thomas II. Neal. OF Cameron. Marshall,
county. who credited with being 'hr
originator Of tho idea " making the "n.
trrtainmcrt Of tn" |. q. - i. i;rn"i
Lodge a district affair. will arrive IN
tho city today t. attend tn" strand l''i-".
Mr. Neal. who is one Of tn" most PR
grrssivc and active odd Follows in tn"
state. holds the office Of district deputy
grand master.
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YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS.

YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS.
ARE wANTED-and they are. But
that does not moan that some good
Job Is going to search for youn until
it finds you. The job usually waits
for the man to come after It; and the
man usually learns where co go
through telling about himself through
a classified advertisement. It Is "ths
regular way"
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80 A. for $4,000

Best bargain of season. Six room
houS". barn 30Xi0. Roofs slate and oak.
Pa bottom. Ina. timber. coal. and mine
opened, five cows. brood SOW 2 horses
rrL. corn. ma. To hay. Ga wheat. all
farm to"ls. for $4,000. Don't fail To sec
THIS. Write for free catalogue. 400
farms fully described. II. H. Masters,
agent. Cambridge. Ohio.
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WANTED TO hear from party who can
invest $1,000 to $500 in good business
proposition Please furnish reference
in letter. Business Proposition, care In
telligencer. OHM
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANrEp-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. NJ
drugs. The Electrothermal Company
273 Harrison Bldg, Steubenville, Ohio.
o-l2-g
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wAETED-Quartet singers for "Ovcr
There" Revue: steady work md long
seasons; opening for 10 men; all voices
must be- a. f. r. men experienced in this
There Revue Co., Cleveland, Ohio. care
Colonial Hotel. oc.9-k
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wANTED-Barber. at once. young man
preferred. $22 and 60 per cent over 49,.
w. J. Stonepraker. GAINESVILLE. o.
o-lQ-p
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WANTED-Male and Female
WANTED-SaleSmen

wANTED-Salesmen to sell low-priceG
mileage guaranteed tires. Must be
live wire. Excellent proposition to RICH,
parties. Write for particulars TO Altar
Tire Co, 1777 Broadway, New York
City. o-l3-g
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SOUTH PENN STREET HOMES,

SOUTH PENN STREET HOMES.
One rooms and bath. ...... 100000
One 7 rooms and bath; ..... 100000
One rooms. bath and gar
age for cars. ;....; 80. 100000
One 5 rooms. bath and gar
age :. ,...;....; 80. $4,000
One rooms. bath and gar
age for cars. ........... $4,000
All good values. also several others.
CHAS. F. PAUL CO.
COL Wheeling Bank & Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A double frame dwelling.
$40 and 4iil. National road: four
rooms on each side. including inside tot
lets: will sell for Il very reasonable
pric" and Will make terms to suit buyer;
pay az rent. will sell as 4 whole or will
sell each side separate. j. w. BctE q
Sons co.. 18th and Eoff streets. o-9-l
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheumL.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheumt.
tism. Most important discovery Of the
age A herb that actually drives thu
tirely out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re.
suits. especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives Tants9- 11.13 pound
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Cali;or-
MIA my-zt.tS
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IDEAL LOCATION

A MODERN HOME AND BUSINESS
Located on paved street. car line. lot
60x150 feet, house TWO story, 7 rooms.
stone foundation. bath. hot and cold
water, electric lights. cellar ccmcntcd
USED as n Restaurant doing good bus
ness, garage for 4 cars, now rented AZ
$40 per month. Price $1,000, part cash
MITCHELL 3 SNYDER
1877 JEFFERSON Ave. Washington, Pa.
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FOR SALE.

room, pressed brick. bath. cellar and
laundry. Steam heat. garage and work
shop. Corner lot. size ~ leo feet,
5000.
Frank and Harreu Smith
Office 34-R Residence 237-M
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class machinists. Must
be experienced die makers on can
work. Apply Continental Can Company.
Inc, Canonsburg. Pa. o-13-
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LARGE MANUFACTURER

Wants representatives TO sell shirts, an
dcrwcar, hosiery. dresses, waists, skirts,
direct 10 honles.> Write for free sam
pies. Madison Mills, sos Broadway. New
York. ". y. sat-jy-26-jylS 20
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he COULDN'T COUGH

Tho KinG"-I must have Eold( you
imbcCilc. Cough up
Prime Minist"r-"Hut. your Majesty.
he Golfers arc cmpty."-MichiGan
iilrgoylc.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Gas and coal ranges. heat
ing stoves. rugs and general house
hold furniture. South Side Second
Handed Store, IS, ed street o-ll-i
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WANTED-Mals

WANTEp-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs The Electrothcrrnal Company.
273 Harrison Bldg, Steubenvillc. Ohio.
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FOR SALE-AuromonleS.

FOR SALE-1916 REQ in extra fine con-
dit!on. Three new tires. Very cheap.
Terms to responsible party. Address J.
Anon. Mcclure Hotel. o-l1-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

FOR SALE-Small farm at Mt. Pleas
ant, o.. 81 acres. all t!llab!e. Comfor-
table seven r0omcd house. convenient
nuthuildinrs. splendid harm. Blue grass
pasture. unfa:l!ng springs. orchard with
'.uplcS. peaches. pears. cherries. plums.
q;incrs. grares. Only few blocks to
IlCi ScIuul, stores, poStoffiCe and
churches /. II!llcoat Arthur. Box 10,
Nj. Pleasant. O. OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
POSITIONS WANTED-Mals
LOST and FOUND

sTRAYED-Airedale pup. male. abou.
six months old. Reward for informa.
ton regarding whereabouts or return &c
II. T. Swift. No. 2i4 Edgewood street,
Woodlawn o-o-1l-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

LoST-A pair of small girls glasses.
with dark pin Return 1929 Market.
third floor. o-ll-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
WANTED-remale

wAMTED-Experienc girl to work in
flower store. Apply at once Philadel-
phia Florist. Liberty Theatre Bldg.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13

wANTEp-To buy large teams Of
horses. Also one large team of mules.
Give full particulars in letter. Horses.
care IntrlliGcucrr. ON