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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

came in dry holes. This Is = record
seldom exceeded in the eastern fields.
At this time there are seven wells
drilling on the tract
In Union district Pieasants county,
Leonard. White 4 Co.. arc fishing at
their test on the J. Pool farm. In the
same district the 5immons on COM
pauy Is due In the sand a. No. Q on
the J. 3. Kerns farm. In Lafayette
district Smith q Mccullough have
started to drill q test on the o. UNI
mensetter farm. In the same local
ity Nicely q Co. have the rig COM
pleted for another test ON the q. W.
Lamp farm
In Union district, Wood county,
the Economy OIL company has started
to drill q test on the Daniel Grtbble
farm. The same ccmpany's test ON
the ]. W. sloppy farm IS producing
five barrels day. The Smith Oh
company's second test on the Charles
King farm is a two-barrel pumper.
Tho Ridge OIL company's No. 8 on tho
N. 8. Eowery farm Is very light.
In Murphy district Ritchie county,
the Southern on company's second
test on the A. D. Dulaney farm Is q
small pumper. In Grant district the
Cross OIL and Gas company has
abandoned It's second test on the
Elizabeth Burch farm. McGregor &
Co. are starting a second test on the
Mary Jane Wilson farm.
The Carter Oil company Is rigging
up at second test on the G. L.
Monroe farm, located in Harper dis.
trict, Roane county. In Spencer dis
trict, the West Virginia Crude OIL
company has made a location for a
test on the r. F. Hanger farm. In
Spencer district the United Fuel Gas
company is due in the sand at a
test on the Kelny-Kirk farm.
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place OF beginning, Containing s.4e
acres moro or less.
Excepting and reserving however
from the above described boundaries
all the coal, together with the mining
rights and privileges thereunto be-
longing. which said coal and said min
ing rights and privileges have been
heretofore conveyed away. (The
above described real estate Is i'm.
proved having four modern dwellings
and a large barn erected on said
premises.) =
Terms Of Sale: one-third. or as
much more as the purchaser may
elect to pay in cash on day of sale,
and the balance to be paid In two
equal instruments in six C6) and
twelve Q2) months after the date of
sale,-the purchaser to execute his
interest bearing notes to6the under.
signed administrators for the deferred
hstalment OF purchase money with
security thereon approved by said ad-
ministrators in addition to the ven
doris lien on said property.
Said administrators reserve the
bids.
Given under our hands this the 18th
day of May 1919. T. =. HESS.
Administrators of the Estate Of
stephen G. Hess. deceased.
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Pittsburgh

/, PITTSBURGH May 16-The oil and
gas stocks were quite active ON the
Pittsburgh Exchange yesterday, though
there was not much change in prices
from those. OF the previous day. In
Pittsburgh oil and Gas there was con-
siderable trading between 15h and
1875, the latter being the high price
and also a new high record. Lone
Star Gas had an advance from 274 to
295 the lots traded in being small
Some time ago Lone Star sold at 800.
Manufacturers Light and Heat was
traded in between 49% and 49h, the
latter being the final sale Ohio Fuel
on sold at 25h and rs. unchanged.
There were few small lots in Okla
lhoma Natural Gas in a range OF SO to
35%, a fractional advance in price.
There was a small lot of La Belle Iron
common at 105, which is an advance
of four points over the last previous
sale. There were few odd lots Of
Westinghouse Electric between 56A
and 551s. There was no trading in
Fireproofing preferred. In the COM
mon Fireproofing several hundred
Shares changed hands from 9% to 10A
the later being the close. A few
thousand San Toy was traded in at
and 10 cents.
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Oil and Gas.

Light wells are the best the eastern
fields are offering at this time. Sher-
man district Calhoun county, w. Va,
presents few compilations of the
average size for that district. The
South Penn Oh company's test on the
John Rafferty, farm, located 2, 900 feet
west OF the test on the J. E. Bennett
farm, is q six-barrel pumper In the Big
Intun sand. The Hope Natural Gas
cQmpany's No. on the s. C. Rice farm
lAas been drilled In and Is showing for
an eight-barrel pumper. The same.
company.s No. & ON the r. G. Linn
farm, located 800 feet west Of No. 8 Ia
> 12baTrel pumper. Located 700 feet
Northeast Of No. ON the John Raffer-
y farm, the Hope Natural Gas com-
pany has completed In the Big Infun
Band its test on the Lewis Bennstt
fAzm It Is showing for . tWo-haxreI
bumper.
On the waters of Indian creek, Elk
|dtstIict, KAnawha county, the Ohio
Fuel Oh company has drilled an old
|Gag1er, No. 19on tho No. 2 lease Of
lths w. g. Morris tract deeper into
the Weir sand and It IL allowing for
|aI Hye-barrel pumper. In Big SANDY
d4Strict the same company Is drilling
q test ON the William Nichols farm-
IN the Same district the United Fuel
Gas company Is drilling test ON de
William Cobb farm. The South Penn
on company iE drilling q second
test on tho Nancy Green farm and
has the rig completed for No. 3 ON
the Same farm. Tho Peerless Carbon
company 10 drilling No. 4 ON the James
4. Brown faKm. No. 3 ON this farm
was completed last month ana had m
initial production Of 100 barrels.
Tho Ohio Cities Gas company had
long run OF producers ON the WI-
iams Coal company's tract on Cabin
greek, Cabin Creek district. Ka-
aawhs county, but has now encoun-
Eered q buster, the third since Il be-
ran operations on that tract. The
Ast buster "a No. 149 on the tract and
u be abandoned. This company
now completed aDout ITO welia on |
WilliamB Coal company's tract |
y out OF that number but throe
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New York

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE most
distinctive feature of yesterdays
stock market was the perceptible
diminution OF business and variety Of
issues dealt in. Transactions again
ran well over 100000 shares. but
failed by liberal margin to approach
Wednesdays total. which marked the
years high record.
Advances Of / TO 5 points were reg
istered during the forenoon, chiefly
among steels and affiliated equipments.
but the tone became hesitant later,
gains In one quarter being neutralized
BY declines elsewhere. especially
among oils and motors.
Several significant developments
combined TO restrain bullish ardor.
these including the money situation
and the further Decentralization in the
foreign exchange market, Paris re-
mittances recording another sharp de-
cline.
Yesterdays high and final rate OF
III per cent. for call loans proved
fictitious in that today's maximum
was only per cent, subsequently de-
clining TO 5&. The fact remained that
local financial institutions were urg-
ing check on stock market excuses.
United States Steel made further
moderate gain at its best. but this
was reversed later, the stock losing
one point. Other steels and equip
ments, notably Lackawanna and Gulf
State ssteels, Virginia Iron, Pullman,
General Electric. Airbrake and Bald
win Locomotive showed extreme ad-
vances Of 2 to 6 points, but these were
materially shaded at the end.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. May 1s-Uns1pected
scarcity of offering forced material
advance yesterday in the value Of corn
although most dealers seemed to have
been looking for the exact opposite.
Prices closed unsettled, liz at SIC net
higher with July $1.s4M at SAX and
September 1854 at 1861. Oats gain
ed y at Ike and provisions s at loc.
Articles Omen Close
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LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VAL.
uA1LE Pennsylvania AVE.
NUE. REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned administrators OF
the estate Of the late Stephen G. Hess,
deceased, will on Saturday. the 18th
day of May, 1918. at the hour of 1870
o'clock p. m, of that day, at the east
front door of the court hotse of Ma
ron county, West Virginia, offer for
sale 10 the highest and best bidder,
all the following described real estate,
situate In the city Of Fairmont, Ma
sylvania raSsnue on The north side OF
Buffalo creek and bounded and de-
scribe - foliowg
Beginning atAkotnter in the center
OF PennsyiyaDlaf avenue, commonly
Known as the &fryland and Ohio River
Turnpike rod and running with the
cSnter OF stn road N 800 45, e. 81
feet to poj1ters. thence N. 15e 20, q.
100 feet Apointers; thence N. $40
1SlB. 12g feet to pointers; thence N.
Ego e. ~ feetSto pointers; thence
leaving aid road N. $40 W. 1879 feet
to alpok; thence 8. $50 30' w. ,452
fest % in sim. corner to Robert Jack;
thenel 81 45o is, E. 1876 feet to a
stake eofnaS 70 property now owned
by Jim and Phaebe Jack; thence
witha line Of said Jacks s. 40 w.
SO feet to pointers in theNcenter OF
the old location OF the Maryland, and
Ohio River Turnpike; thence run.
ming with the center of said old Mary.
land and Ohio River Turnpike road,
s. Acc z. 116 feet to pointers: thence
S. $50 is, E. 100 feet to pointers;
thence 8. $50 15t 2. 66 feet to point
ers; thence N. $50 E. % feet to the
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HELP WANTEn-MAIE

WANTED-Girl Mattresses. Apply
Tavern Restaurant. 5-15-3t-56S1.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Three thousand Seven Hundred and
Fifty (S3750) Dollars. or as mucd more
as may be necessary to satisfy on the
day Of sale, the lien debt OF Fairmont
Building and Loan Association, and as
much moro as the purchaser may elect
to pay, cash In hand on day OF sale
and the residue thereof in two equal
annual installments, With interest, the
purchaser being Required to execute
his notes to the Undersigned Special
Commissioner, wiz approved security.
and as additional security vendors
lien will be retained in the deed for
said property,
Given undef my hand this 2sth day
Of April, 1913.
NJ. W. OGDEN
Special Commissioner.
Ihereby certify that the above nam
ed Special Commissioner, M. W. og-
den, has executed before me bond In
the Penalty Of $4,000 conditioned ac-
cordmg to law, with security approved
by me as required by the decree In
said above styled cause.
Given under my hand this 2sth day
Of April, 1919.
CLARENCE CURRY,
Clerk OF the intermediate Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia. 7
May 2-9-16.23. +
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SALESMAN W1NTED@LSSse coal
company operator and jobbsr, can
use one or more high class statesmen.
Must be real statesmen. Experience In
coal business not absolutely necessary
IL applicant has proved his selling abil-
ity in other lines. Address Box $3.50
care The West Yirginian. 5-l5.7t-66Ss
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HELP WANTED

@1NTE6SSea6E sifi % ioof alter
6 year old boy afternoons. Easy
work for reliable girl. Phone 1S72.R.
5-10-6t-56SS
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Ford touring car. Al
condition. Phone 52s-M. 5-14-St-5s77
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SALE or FAIR.
MONT REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to q decree of the Inter1ne.
diate Court OF Marion County, West
Virginia, entered on the 23rd day Of
April, 1919, In the Chaneery cause OF
William C. Ogden, ct al, vs. Clyde W.
Smith, ct al, the undersigned, who
was thereby appointed Special Commits
storer for the purpose and directed
so 70 do, win sch, at public auction,
70 the highest and best bidder, at
the front door OF the Court House OF
Marion County, West Virginia, on
Saturday, May 3fst, 1919,
commencing at ons o'clock P. NJ, the
real estate belonging TO the said Clyde
". Smith by said decree directed TO
be sold, that Is to say:
Lot No. IL and 1a in BLOCH No. 81
Of the Fairmont Development compa1
ny Addition to the City OF FJarmont,
In Marion county, West Virginia, q plat
Of said Addition being OF record IN the
Clerks Office OF said county, in Deed
Book No. 81 at pages "A"to ''E" Ia
elusive and being the samS real estate
which was Conveyed to thH SAID Clyde
N. Smith by Aarnatha Sntth b$sdeed
dated October 9Th, 1909, Ind recorded
in said Office b Deed book No. 1873
at page 20, said lots ttntly fronting
30 feet on Walnut akeGpe and extend,
ing back with a uniforrn width 100 feet
10 an alley, together with a substantial
dwelling house thereon; but excepting
therefrom such coal and mining rights
40 are not owned by the said Clyde W,
Smith. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-11

I'm the girl that can spend it,
she laughed. on the witness stand.
Asked whether the first Of her four
husbands had died or been divorced.
Mrs Stockcr chuckled. ITS been 20
long ago. ! can't remember" After
tcstifying that she had no children.
she later explained. II don't think III
call them children for the way
they've acted"
Witnesses for the son testified to
conyRial episodes. in many Of which
Il was alleged Walter mckinley, as
well as Mrs. Stocker. participated. in
New York. Atlantic City. san fran.
cisco and other places. The 7s-year-
odd mother had a whimsical or pun
gent explanation for each. returning
always TO the pofit that these things
did not gauge her competency to
spend million or two.
IL the best families didn't do this
or that. they were the ones that were
missing the fun. not Mrs. Stocker.
a dandy dancer. and fun of -
was her description OF her manager
and companion. Just the kind for
met
The shades Of the Puritans scowied
With the son. thru the court pro-
ccedings. And conNfvial. liberal spir-.
It's ohuckled with the mother who -
lieves money is made to buy good
times
And 80 I'VE come back to the be-
ginning be a millionaire
You're in wrong either way: To]
have wealth and be sedate. or tol
blow !; and dodge incompetency
charges,
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SWISS APPROVE WAR
TAX ON SLIDING SCALE

Especial TO The. Star by n T.. Al
BERNE. June IL Switzerland
has a war debt, tho she wasn't 4
helligerent Her army was mohil-
lied and tho burden OF thousands
of refugees has been heavy. The
war tax bill which has been an
proved on referendum viii raise
about 100000, 600. Il taxes incomes
over $500 on sliding scale up Ia.
20 per cent: over $4,000 up to Is
per cent only the cantons Of
Geneva and Neuchatel returned
majorities against the bin.
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MEET ON FRIDAY TO
AID MOTHER RYTHER

own a brick in the Mother Ry-
ther home,"
This is the campaign slogan OF a
committee headed by Judge Boyd D.
Tallman. which win conduct a drive
for slSo.ooo to build a new home for
Mother Ryther.
meeting OF all those Interested
In welfare OF the institution win be
held at a luncheon In the Masonic
club rooms in the Arcade buildins.,
Thursday noon. Those wishing to
secure reservations at the luncheon
will cali Elliott 1855.
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CALL WORLD MEET
OF LABOR PARTIES

CHICAGO. June lily United
Pressl-As "a result OF action taken
here today by a special COMMITTEES
of the Chicago Labor party. invita-,
tons TO representatives Of working
groups in all civilized countries will
be sent out soon, calling an interna-
tional moetin gin Chicago September
6 and Z 1t was announced here to-
day
Effort will be made TO formulate
plans to bring order out of chaos in
the present industrial and interna.
tional situation"
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ATTENTION. LADIES' ATTENTION
HfsNsA PACKS. 81 toucfurN. 81 50
60 81 so. tn our shampoo for blonde
halr. the results VIII please you
Marching ard all beauty nafior
work done IS iheroiy sxperiencsd
operators
The very best In hair goods on sale
Al half the price chAfg e on End Hy
LApfES lMFEoNEMEvr SHOP
Main etol $50 Inion -.
DOCTOR NERoN s. CLEAiANs OF
this city. recently dental rsif gson
with the 4 y army overseas. an
nuunses his return Go the practice
~ dentistry OffiCn SIS f.nu hvf
EtchRnge bldg Phone Elliott
1913
bR NERoN A. cLEAiAN@. OF iftis
city recently dental surgeon with
the a. s. army overseas an
nuuncrr his return 20 the practice
~ dentistry. Dfftcc 5ia Lum bcf
Exchange Kidr Phone Elliott 1874.
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS gold. silver.
Old or broken jewelry. watches
MONEY LOANED on SAME
SMITH 1EWIsLRN CO.
IL l. G. Smith RidE- fourth fleor
SWITCHES AND Ctni.S MADE
from comhinEr. Ladies Improve
ment shop. $50 Union ~ Main sie5.
DIAMONDS. WATcHES OK CREDIT
MICHAEL. 2o1 PIKE ST.
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Modern Bridge Work
For twenty-five Years
By EDWIN ]. BROWN
Scattle's Leading Dentist
los Columbia street

have been studying crown and
hridgework for quarter OF a cen.
tury, and have worked faithfully 10
master system that is safe. SAM
tary and satisfactory other den.
lists can do IL II they viii work and
learn. skin and genius are acquired
by experience and arduous labor.
My system OF hridgework is simple
and inexpensive, made with a view
to durability and utility.
\ toothbrush win easily reach
and cleanse every surface of my
sanitary hridgework: It is cleaner
than the average natural tooth.
No charge for consultation, and
my work is guaranteed
| do not operate on peoples peck
ethooks. ] have elevated dentistry
to a professional business standard.
EDWIN J. BROWN
l06 Columbia Street
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Turkish Baths

REPAIRING GAS RANGES AMI
water heaters my specially. Elliott
1878 1899 sixth ave
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ARMY OFFICER. AGE 30 YEARS.
would like position as salesman
for good. reliable Wholesale house.
Several years successful road and
city experience. Can give very
best references. Address R-Is
Star
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I'm the Girl That Can
Spend It," Widow of II :
Declares; and She Does

Especial 20 The star by \. r. ~
LOS ANGELES. June Il.-whs
pine for millions
You can't spend 'cm FOR good
time unless u libes Wiih what the
-besi families arr doing this season.
~ ,ou step out. you're ~ danger
Of being declared incompetent. and
having 10 ask a guardian for a
niokie every time you want an ice
cream cone
The case Of Mrs. Clara Bald.
win stocker brings this sharply
home 20 every S35-pcr .weeker
who expects 10 begin really Iiy-
Ing when his bank book shows
five-golden goo~e-egg balance.
Mrs Stockcr Is the daughter OF the
late Lucky" Baldwin. mcteoric
mining man who lcf, her $40 900. ooo.
Her ideas Of a good time are not
always conventional. as she freely
admits. Her son. Albert r. Snyder. a
San Francisco commission house
clerk rouEht action in the Los
Angeles courts TO have her declared
incompetent 10 manage her estate.
He charged that. while his mother
hadn't given n cent 60 himself and
his sister. she had lavishcd huudreds
Of thousands upon Waiter Mckinley.
former dog and pony show man. now
Mrs Siockcr's manager.
Snyder produced good deal Of
Serio-conlic evidence TO show that his
mother carries her e years very
lightly. and that she gave hut a flg
FOR care and another FOR woe.
He asked the court TO confirm his
contention that there were better
WAYS OF getting rid Of the $4,000. 200.
Mrs Stocker admitted princely
gifts 90 her manager saying. He
deserved them" she contended that
the nature OF a woman's social life is
no criterion as 10 her competency.
Tested on memory and shrcwdness.
she recitcd items totalling $4,000 600
expenditure as glihly as the average
woman would account for So
grocery bill For one OF her homes.
$4,000, another home. $50 900. fur
niturc for both. 10000: yacht. s60.-
600; private car, S65.0o0; furs, $40
600; diamonds. $500 600 and so on,
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eTROUP ~ Chiropractor Graduate
National school Chicago III Consul
tptton fr"0 919 n"vnv ma lfnN End
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o. ACHES sgoo

Al good leVei innd. In best farm
ing and poultry district west ~
the tttF DNtt inul.iuE fhr sound
DISTRICT NEAR aEATTLE go s.
NDW WIVES OTHERS ARE my
1880 TERMS ONLY $50 CASH
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RETURNED SOLDIER DESIRES
position with automobile concern.
Wants to learn mechanical end.
Has had some experience. willing
TO start at low salary. Can do
bookkeeping or other office work
to help raise my salary Address
K-17 Star
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81 FOR sALIs-wATERFRONT
PROPERTY

THE
BEAUTIFUL.
WOopMONT BEACH
PROPERTY rs NOW on SALE
Haif mile ~ the prettiest Rait
water beach frontage between Sc
attic and Tacoma.
woOpMoNT BEACH is beautiful
Is wooded tract "a natural park b.
nf 200 acres. sloping gently from
the high line boulevard 10 the
sound. with its giant fira.
ccdars. naples. dogwoods Ma b
dronRs. acres of Towering shrubs
running streams. winding roads
and PATHWAYS. wide sandy beach
good boating and fishing. aud ali
within 4S minutes drive from the
city over the finest aud most pie
turosuue rpHd lending out Of Sc
attic. the pcs Mojncs or high
line boulevard
WOOpMONr BEACH is u charming
place 60 spend the summer. az
week end, build bungalow. a.
pitch tent. Not public resort.
but a place designed and artis-
ti'allN lhid out for summer and
permanent homes.
we arc a.. offering some beautiful
tracts. G0Xi3O and G0N250 feet.
some OF them parked out and
seeded. accessible Co good roads
with pure spring water piped. at
$3.50 TO $3.50.
We want you To see WOoDMoNT
BEACH call Main 1857. our
autos ready TO take you or drive
out ~ your own car. follow high
line boulevard two miles south Of
pcs Moincs. look Tor the big sign.
"WOOpMONT REACH. Our
snicHmcn on the grounds every at
tctnoou and all day sundays. VIII
be pleased 10 show you the prop
crty.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos 3rd Az.
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Stove Repairing

pr kathryn Harrison Women's
disorders readmstcd tNla stone
,vnvt Green t.alte ear North 2Rhh,
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GOLDFISH SUFFER

LONDON, June li.-"An is not
gold" in goldfish. nowadays. ow-
ing to the lack of German supplies
the goldfish painting" industry il
ON the increase. Roach are the
Dish TO suffer.
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II SITUATIONS WANTED-M,IE

DISCHARGED NAVAL ENGINEER.
officer. desires mechanical *eu~
gineerirg position. 10 years sx-
perteuce. machine shop work.
construction and operation 81 saw
mill machinery. turbines. etc. age
20. graduate Stevens Naval steam
Engineering School Address R-if.
Star
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NOTYPE MACHINTST- oPER-
ator wants position IN small town.
stale on machine after two years
in navy. Win set 1900 lines BY
end Of first week. VIII help on
floor. Unless permanent. don't
answer. Mckay. Lee Hotel. Eighth
and Marion. Seattle
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MILLIONS AitE rufkEltiNa MIfIi
rheumatism. Most Important dts.
eoVery - the age An herb that
actually drives the most stubborn
case 81 rheumatism entirely out
Of the system. People write us
and say they are nstounded at the
frsuffA especially on the kidneys
last think 81 the money making
pukEih itiaA Representatives
wanted. si.ia pound postpaid. 10
pounds ". express paid nheurna-
tism HFth Co. Nenic~. Cat
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RUDY Lt,NpGRrN Tor sooii Bicy.
clrs E0t stewart. at Times so
MAIN lni-
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ANbtttNOM PLACE
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. gB25
ANY one who has any desire FOR
country place couldn't help
being nntiafied with THE flncft
Improved mite home NrHtiF ar
ranged huun". nicely phpoFod. with
electric liHhtHi spring water piprd
into house and over ground a
splendid family rnfdsu. fruita Az
gn,,'' n1,p l''n. 100 e,a s
tEh schools. hiao trfY convent cont
fnr thGHH wurlluH duWufnW u.
Easy monthly terms can te ar
ranged POS New york. Hiuth