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ever taken. This remedy. he said, wa
The Reese Formula R-l1, which he
bought at the Union Crafts Cooperative
Stores. Knowing Mr.. McGhee to be q
conservative man and on the strength OF
his recommendation I decided to get O
bottle Of R-11. which I did that even
ing. can state positively and truth
fully that I received more real benefit
from this remedy in one week than I
ever got from all medicines I had tried.
NV appetite improved. indigestion disap-
peared, and I folt better generally than
I had in months. I am very thank
full I found out about this splendid
remedy for stomach. liver and kidney
troubles. and feel that no one will have
to experiment any moro X The Reese
Formula R-11 can be procured. would
qualify this only to say that I think
anyone that has had these troubles for
any length Of time should take, two or
three bottles Of R-11 and I feel sure they
will not be disappointed" -
Anyone suffering from the after-ef
fccts Of "ru" and pneumonia, indiges-
ton. nervousness. sleeplessness, lumba go
backache, female weakness, urinary.
bladder, stomach. liver and kidney
troubles, will do we'll to stop In
at Hogc-Davis Drug Stores. o. G. H.
Griest & Co.. and get q bottle Of this
wonderful remedy today. or write the
Medical Adviser. Medical Department,
The Reese Formula Company. Hunting
ton, w. Va. for advice concerning your
own particular case.
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PROPOSE ATHLETIC
PARK FOR THE CITY
| NwANIs CLUB AND BOOSTERS
CLUB TAKE UP MATTER OF
PROPOSED ATHLETIC PARK
ON SIXTH STREET GROUNDS,
Meeting to BE Held at City Park Build.
ing Sunday Afternoon, TO Discuss
Plans For Permanent
Grounds.

At the meeting of the Football Boos-
tiers Club held in the Board of Trade
rooms Fred. l.. Sclby. local druggist ad-
proposal TO convert the city" Park
grounds on South Sixth street. for the
purpose OF building an athletic park
for the city. He stated that II Is only
Il matter OF time until the present
League Park grounds are no longer
available for football games. and tho
present city grounds would be an ideal
spot for such grounds. On request
of Mr. Selby. the following committee
Wiwanis Club in boosting the PROPOSE
ton Edward Hinch. Albert Otte, Tlm-
othy Wclch. W. W. Stein and Art Row
ley.
A mcteIng of these committees with a
representative Of the High School Attn
lciic Association. and John lid. Direc-
tor OF Service of this city. has been
called To take place at the City Build
ing Sunday afternoon At OcIoek, at
which time the matter will be dis
GUESSED. and plans made.
The members of the Booster Llub de-
cidrd at the meeting to make their or
gaulzation permanent and have gone
on record as boosting the city play
grounds movement.
Rev. Wingerd in Charge.
Rev. Charles Is. WIngerd OF the First
Presbyterian church of this city, VIII
have charge of the funeral services for
James Hall Cow. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Hall Cow Of the Cadiz pike. to be
held this afternoon ut . o'clock. and the
intcrment will be made In Weeks Gem
ctcry.
Plan School Entertainment.
The principal and teachers OF the Cen
trail school building have plans MADE
for an entertainment to BE- given IN
the high school auditorium. the date to
be set later and number OF the rooms
In the building have already begun re-
hcars!ug for their part in the event.
Convention Closes.
The annual convention OF the Women
Home Missionary Society of the North
East district of Ohio, or the Methodist
churches. which has been IN session At
the First Methodist church on South
Third street. closes this morning. and
the delegates wa all be NJ their homes
this evening. The meetings were re-
ported very successful.
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entertained last night by Mrs. Sadie
Davis at her EuW~ on F"riy-S"N"nth
street. Various social diversions Wee
enjoyed and Luncheon WAS served.
Bellaire Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James. Lewis have re-
turned Ia their homie at StcubenHi.!S'
after Il visit here.
Mrs Taylor Corbctt. Of Twenty-third
street. leaves to-day for Il visit At Canal
Dover.
Mrs G. W. Dickens has returned 10
her home on North Guernsey street, az
ter Il visit at gainesville.
Tr. and Mrs. Hiram Beaver have re-
turned to their home at East Liverpool.
after visit here.
Miss Hilda Reed has returned To her
home on Belmont etreet. after visit
at Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Williams have
returned to their home At Columbus o.
after visit here.
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, country are to tho effect that there are
many rabbits this year.
Kaid MIG Mating.

country are to tho effect that there are
many rabbits this year.
Held Mig Meeting.
A big meeting of Bellatre chapter. No.
10T Royal Arch Masons, was held at
the Masonic temple last night. The new
officers were Installed after which n So
cial session was enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Altar Appointments
1t Is said that George Dunlap and
after appointive offices under the new
state administration which takes tho
reins OF government on January I Dun
lap IS reported TO be a candidate for
state mine inspector and Jones for state
services VIII Close.
The special evangeAstic services which
have been under way at the First Pres
beterian church for the past two weeks.
will come to close Sunday night. The
services have been largely attended and
successful. Prof. Ralph E, Mitchell has
had charge Of the special vocal music.
Farewell Sermon.
Rev. Frank L. Erect. for more than
byterian church Of this city. will deliver
his farewell sermon tomorrow. Accom-
panied by members OF his family he
leaves next week for Massachusetts, to
take up his new position 20 field secre-
tary for the Christian Endeavor Union.
Rally Day Services.
Rally Day will be observed at the
South Bellaire NJ. +. church Sunday. The
Sunday school will rcnder special pro-
gram. DR.. c. w. Danford. superintend-
emit Of the GAINESVILLE district. will
preach at the morning worship service.
Hobart Dawson, of Shadyslde. until
recently OF Akron. Is in the City hospt-
tai here. suffering with serious injuries
received at the Webb coal mine below
Shadyside. He was caught between two
~ 7. = n L
injured by Auto.
Valesco kapinski. foreign lad. OF
Union street. Is confined TO the CITY
hospital suffering with injuries received
when run down by Ford automobile
owned and driven by Herman Pretty.
man, Of Shadyslde.I The condition OF
the victim Is not regarded as very sert-
Gus.
Il Fined.
Cuff Mcfarland was fined in Squire
Mason's court yesterday on a charge. OF
assault and battery. which was prefer
red by NJ. B. Fitzgerald.
Two offenders. one charged with be-
ing drunk and the other with being dis
ordtrly. were fined in police court.
Recover Auto.
Police yesterday recovered Chand-
Ter auto which had been stolen IN To-
ledo on October Is. Recovery Of the car
followed the arrest IN Toledo Of Addison
L,
working for the r. & o. at Bridgeport.
and who boarded here. Buff had IN his
possession when arrested. an auto that
had been stolen In Wheeling. Police
found the machine here IN Gravel Hill
garage.
Members Of the choir of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church were enterta .n'd
last evening by Mrs. Nell D!ll at her
homo at Kirkwood. The event was COM
nIimentary to Mrs. Erect. who leaves
next week for Massachusetts, to make
her future home.
Emitting Club.
The Ladies Knitting club was enter
tanned last night BY Mrs r.. tTaertn AT
Ser home IN Jefferson street. After an
hour spent at knitting. a luncheon was
served
Btbls Class Net.
Members OF the Prothcon Bible class
Of the Second Presbyterian church were
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SHADYSIDE
Tourth Roll Call

! Tho Fourth Roll CAN of the Red Cross
| Society, to be conducted from Novem-
! bier 18th To 2Jth, began yesterday IN
Shadys!dc. Material arriving 4 little
! late delayed the work one day. Arrange
mcnts have been made 50 that member
ship subscriptions may be paid at the
Shadyside Bank, the Smith News stand
or direct to the secretary, Miss Martha
Smith. Sh'dyside has always done well
in supporting this very worthy organi-
zation. but in view of the fact that
much 81 what is paid in this year Will
he used for health work In our own
county it is expected that many more
people Will respond with dues Sl.OD
N ''''' shadyside Personals
Mrs. Floris Schafcr, Miss Evangeline
Plurbell and Miss Mary Thompson will
leave this afternoon to spend the end or
the week in Pittsburgh:
Mr.. William Fry, OF Lincoln avenue
has been quite sick since Wednesday ev-
cning. He is suffering from an attack
Of heart trouble.
Sellers orchestra will furnish special
music at the evening service in tho
Christian church tomorrow. Monday
evening the Teacher Training Class will
resume a course OF study for the winter.
Mrs. A. 7. Harhaugh OF Lincoln ave-
nue.. has been nj Dover Few days be-
cause of her mothers serious Illness.
One of the happirst social affairs OF
Galleries base ball team Tuesday even
!ng Superintendent; Morris was host
and POSTMASTER and nearly a hundred
men enjoyed the appet!zing supper. The
elaborate menu was planned and served
under the direction OF Miss Bertha Pat
tcrson.
The Pcptnmist Class Of the Christian
Bible School held 4 business meeting on
Thursday evening IN the parlors of the
church.
Tho Standard Bearers Of the Method.
ist church were pleasantly entertained
Thursday evening by Miss jesse Land
krohn and Miss Mary Bowen at thu
Bowen home on Lincoln avenue.
The Young Mems Class Of the Presby-
terrain church is planning 10 give an
entertainment early in December. The
first rehearsal was held Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. Paul Jones
Tho young men enjoyed the meeting as
q social affair and spent merry even
ing.
Mr. Hobart Dawson. who was serious
" injured ut Webb mine on Wednesday,
ia in the Bellaire hospital. There is
little change in his condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Ward, of Central
avenue, Will move soon to the SammOns'
proper - 81 ~" corner OF Central avenue
and 37th street.
Mrs. GcorE~ Keysor spent the week
visiting relatives in Stcubenrille.
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Sufferers Of stomach, liver and kid
new trouble Twill never have to expert
ment II The Reese Formula Ri can be
procured" says W. +. Dodson. CORES
ponding and, recording secretary Of the
Lynchburg Central Labor Union. Mr..
Dodson says no one can be disappointed
in this wonderful remedy. which he Is
absolutely sure he Is right in recon-
mending to anyone and everyone" This
Labor Leader continues:
IT had stomach and liver troubles for
a number Of years. and took many kinds
Of remedies which, It seemed. did me
very little, II any. good. had no appe-
lite, and nothing that I ate seemed to
agree with me. just about decided 70
let the medicines 20 and tough 1t out.
when I saw an advertisement Of The
Reese Formula R-11. I gave this very
little. notice. however. as I had tried so
MANY remedies that had only disappoint-
ed me. One day while I was talking
with Mr.. r. N. McGhce. who works IN
the shops with me. ! asked him how he
felt. for I knew he had been sick with
n very serious stomach trouble. He
told me he was a great deal better;
that he was taking a medicine that did
him more good than anything he\ had
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!: BELLAIRE NEWS
GTYPROTESTS
INCREASED RATE
BELLAnE COUNCIL By UNANIMOUS
ACTION WILL PROTEST PRO
- POSED rEINPHoMn RATES
View Traffic Ordinance Pass%-Htnss
TO Ne From IS 20 e5o-othsr
8ellAiro News.

BY unanimous action, the Bellaire city
council authorized last evening City So
Hector Sedgwick to protest to the Ohio
state public utilities commission against
the proposed new telephone rates as
asked by the c. & l. Telephone Com
pany. Despite the presentation OF actual
figures by +. r. Dunnirg. local district
manager Of the company. the action was
taken.
The new city traffic ordinance was
passed upon its third reading last even
ing. The fines are 10 be from IS TO $50
for violation.
The mayors report was submitted
which showed during the month OF Octo-
Der fines and licenses amounted to
Play Ksnrys Again.
Announcement Is made that the Bell
alre club football team and the Henry
A. c. eleven OF Wheeling. will clash
again Sunday at the sixteenth street
gridiron. These two teams met last
Sunday in great battle. the Wheeling
team losing, 70 s. through inability to
kick goal following a touchdown. The
game tomorrow promises TO be equally
tas interesting.
Mig Battle To-day.
y At tho sixteenth street bail park this
afternoon the final football game OF the
home season for the Red and Black. is
10 be staged. with GallipoliS high school
a. the opposition. The down-rivcr team
has an excellent record. being one of
the best teams in the lower Ohio Valley
district. A great crowd Of fans Is sure
to be on hand for the contest.
Noble Funeral Held.
Funeral services for the tate Mrs. w.
ID. Noble. who died at her home at Nefts
after n months Illness were held at the
Neff Presbyterian church yesterday af-
ternoon. Rev. W. \. Reed had charge
of the services. The remains were in
TERED in the Union cemetery. St. Clairs-
VILE.
Issuing Licenses.
The abbit season comes in Ohio on
November Is. Many licenses are being
issued at the township office In the city
building, 10 hunters who plan to pur-
sue the cottontailS. Reports from the
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Fourth street, who was for many years
housrkcrpcr at the st. Mary's parish
house on North Fourth street, and VINO
died Thursday evening Following
lengthy illness will be held Monday
morning ut 9 o'clock. with requiem
mass in charge of Rev. Father C. a.
Mulhearn, and the interment will be
made at st. Mary's cemetery, west or
mis- city.
Wilbert Woods, chairman IN the local
roll call and membership drive OF tne
Red Cross. states that active work in
The campaign Will be started MoHday,
md he has announced the following
workers, who are to appoint their as
,sistants: First ward a Mrs. Harry
Chessel: First ward B. Mrs. FRANK
Woods: Second ward y, Mrs, ). Ed sui
we'll; Second ward B. Mrs. HAIRY
h " Second ward d. Mrs. Earl
Tennum: Third ward a. Mrs John
Snners: Third ward Is. Mrs. Roy NC
yianus: Third ward G. Mrs. Harry DUN
Tourth ward u. Mrs. John Bosten;
Fourth ward d. David Thomas; fourlh
ward Z. Miss Blodwyn Keess.
James Ptnter Dead.
TIE funeral services for the Aats
LANES Pinter, we'll known resident OF
Dillonyale, O., who died at the Guy
hospital, will be held at O'CLOCK sun.
day afternoon, in charge OF prlese
from Dillonvalc o.. and the remains
will be laid at rest IN Fl'eF'4e"
terry p-.f.
sunerinIendent r c. Maston OF the
'Ioca lschools and Prof. Kinney OF the
North school are attending a cohAeo
cnce Of school heads at Akron. o. TO-
day. ~ ,.. ,,as-
George Cooke. local attorney LETT yes
MANS
attend the Ferry-Alliance game TO-DAY.
Mrs. Ruby Sedgwick Of this city spent
Yesterday visiting with friends at Glen
dale, w. Va. D,.o
Mrs. Walter Moozc. formerly Rhetta
Fawcett, substituted for one or tne
teachers at the Central school this week;
An interesting and busy meeting Oh
tho improved Order of Red Men WAS
held last night in the Fraternal hall
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Sauters ar
rived home last night after t"o
weeks honeymoon spent in the east
Martins Ferry promises to be ae,
serted village today after the speciai
train leaves for Alliance.
The regular meeting Of the members
of Buckcye camp of the Modern Wood
men of America will be held this even
ing.
The Rrinltlcy Girls attracted another
good crowd at the New Pastime theatre
last night. and they are claimed TO DC
che best of the season
Robert J. McNickle. Randall McNickle
and several others have arrived nome
after attending q big Masonic meeting
, at Cleveland. Q.
All 81 the employees Of the Laughlin
plant Of the American Sheet and TIN
Plate company who wished to attend
the football game at Alliance were
given their nay yesterday.
John Kinkorr was fined IS before
Mayor Coleman yesterday afternoon on
4 drunk charge.
Miss Margaret Shively has returned
TO jacksonville. Fla, for the winter
after a visit with her mother. Mrs.
Sarah Ashly of the Brady apartments.
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Makes Curls or ear
Muffs" Stay in Place

You will be glad TO learn that you can
keep your hair beautifully wavy and
curly by using a perfectly harmless
liquid known TO druggists as 'silmer-
Inc" You need only apply Il little with
a clean tooth brush just before doing UP
tho hair, and in three hours or so You
will be most agrccably surprised with
the effect. And this effect lasts for
quite r considerable time. so small
bottle goes a long way and Is quite
economical 10 use. Pure silmerine Is
really beneficial to the hair and there is
no greasiness. sickness nor anything
unpleasant about II. 1t Is good idcn
to divide the hair into strands and
moisten these one at time, drawing
the brush down the full length.
With the aid OF liquid sllmerine ii is
easy TO shape the prettiest ear nuns"
and easy to keep them as placed all day.
Just Try 1t!
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lin and Belmont counties endorsed
thereon. Cause continued to November
S, 1920. at ten a m.
Daniel X. Parkinson. dec. inventory
filed, approved and ordered recorded.
r. w. Schertzer admir-, VS.. Glenna v.
Scott, et al On motion, defendant, the
Belmont Savings and Loan company
granted leave to file answer instantet:
Answer Of the Belmont Savings And
Loan company filed Cause heard on
answer Of the Belmont Savings ano
Loan company. Record ordered.
George Konpontsakis. alias george
Kukutss, dec. Application fled Tor ap,
pointment Of admr: Bono, ;o 0%. n ist.
ters ordere dand issued. inventory Or
dcrcd. order issued.
Harry Doty. juvenile delinquent. Not
ice received that child paroled Octooer
81. 1920, TO parents at 1924 Union s|'
Eellaire. Ohio.
George w. Conner, dec. Will and ap-
plication to admit to probate fled WIN
waivers of notice. Testimony OF WI,
nesseS taken. reduced TO Wrltlns anu
filed. ProGate and record ordered. APP
plication filed for appointment OF e1ecu,
tors No bond required. Appointment
made. letters ordered and issued. IN
vcntory ordered and issued.
s. W. Ault. dec. Inventory nlSo, ep-
proved and ordered recorded.
John Ballog. dec. Inventory hled' ap-
proved and ordered recorded; .,,
Rinkcr and Hare, partnership Appn
cation filed BY receiver for authority 70
sell personal property at pubic auctlon;
Public sale ordered, order issued ana
cause continued.
filed for appointment OF executor. no
bond required. Appointment made. lot
ters ordered and ISSUED. Inventory or
dered, order issued.
Carlos Leatherwood. dec. =, VIII ana
aPplca to admit to probate hed;
with waivers OF notice; Testmony %
witnesses taken. reduced to writing ana
filed. Probate and record ordered.
Shcriff-elect Richard T. Lynch anc
wife Of Martins Ferry were Visitors IN
town Friday. 60. ,,,,. ~,
is expected here Sunday for several
months Visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs y. s. Mcbride. oou.
Homer Finley, cashier or the Dohat
Savings bank is on business Trip "
G Fred sprIgrs OF Bridgeport was here
c. c. Sedgwick Of Bellaire was trans
acting business Mt this place on iIiday s
Daniel Tudor OF baltimore ''eO
Mrs. Charles Adolph Is III at ner
home on East Main street.
Mrs, Clyde c. Miller has returned
after a visit with relatives at Martins
Ferry. .s
+, =. Peters and Mary e. Peters to
lanes Morris. Land in Barnesville: ".
Peter styre2ula and wife to John Der
cowskl and Walter Skovron. Lana IN
Flushing township: $500:
Debora Fl. Conrow to N. L. Ritchsy.
Land in Flushing: 81.
r. w. Schertzer. administrator. to L
I,ichtig. Land in Bellaire; N..0o.
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Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain
Tablets

81 am thankful for the good have re-
ccived by using Chamherlain's Tablets
About two years ago when ! began TAX,
from distress after eating, and from
headache and tired. lanGuid feeling
due to indigestion and n torpid liver.
ChamberlainS Tablets corrected these
disorders In short time. and since tax
Ing two bottles Of them my heeith has
been good" writes Mrs. VI. p. HARDWOOD
Auburn, y. Y. For sale by all dealers.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
$4,000 Alienation Suit
Is Settled for $3.50
Common Pleas Cont,

Common Pleas Court.
The case Of James Deiters VS.. James
Court on Friday. was settled out OF
court, in favor Of plaintiff for $250.00
and costs. This suit was filed July "a.
900 and plaintiff asked damages in the
sum Of $4,000. against the defendant
James Barry. for alienation Of his wite's
affections. The plaintiff was represent
ed by Attorneys Frank O'Bricn Of
Wheeling and Heinletn. Spriggs & James
and defendant was represented by At
torneys Cowen & Walker
Meeting.
The County Unit of Red Cross Public
Health Nurse will hold their bi-monthly
conference In the court house this
morning at $50 at the headquarters of
the Supervisory Nurse.
Red Cross Roll Call.
Herbert w. Mitchell, chairman OF the
Red Cross Roll Call drive in this county
has appointed the leaders in the various
districts and the drive started November
18th and will close November 26th 1t
Is hoped that $4,000 can be raised in
this county hut the minimum quota
Marriage Licenses. =.
John Litrnan of Moundsville and Pansy
Huntsman/bf Midway;
John Confer and Ida Confer both OF
Bannock.
Jennie Richards vs.. Carrie EanPelt
ton. chas. T. Cpdegraf and John c.
Hayne appointed commissioners.
Susanna Gross ct al vs. Rosa Palmer
ct al. Report Of commissioners APPROX
ed and confirmed. Plaintiff elects to
take premises at appraised value.
Sheriff ordered to make dGcd Order Of
distribution. Attorney fee of Sis al
lowed G. c. Sedgwtck.
Carl s. LaRoche VS.. c. L. & W. r. r.
Co. ct al. Sale for good cause set aside
and ordered that premises be sold. Sale
to be on premises and for cash.
Susanna Gross ct al W.. Rosa Palmer
ct al Reports CT commissioners APP
proved and confirmed Plaintiff elects
10 take premises at appraised value.
Sheriff ordered to make deed. Order OF
distribution. Attorney fee of S118
allowed to G. C.. SedgwiCk.
Divorce Case Tled.
Myra Ameda Soles W John Solos.
Action for divorce OIL grounds of Will
full absence for more than three years
last past. J. c. Gray. attorney for
plaintiff
Probate Court
Henry r. Fisher. guardian of Ella
Fisher vs.. His Ward ct al Order for
notice returned and filed endorsed with
return Of guardian and with copies OF
notica and returns of GhAriffs ~ Frank
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[ABOR LEADER SAYS none T.
COULD BE DISAPPOINTED *.,
IN REESE FORMULA R-11

secretary Central Labor Union Declares
He was Benefited More by R-l1 Than
AL Other Medicines and Says Suffer
ers Of stomach, Liver and Kidney
Troubles Should Never Experiment
When This wonderful Remedy Can
He Had.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The Intelligence
at the Rurd News Agency, South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
22i-J.
Albert w. Otte. Local Correspondent
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The 1ntelli-
.gencer AT Hckey's News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
BrIdEeport Hardware Company. or
call Martins Ferry 227-J.
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MORE PENNEY nsHN LAID or.

Altoona, Pa. Nov. 12.-Announc0s0o0l
was made at the Pennsylvania railroad
offices here today that 1900 men in the
Altoona shops, or 10 per cent Of the
forces, would be suspended November 1E I;
All denartnr-'- lin he AhAcf>A
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Domestic Coal Consumers,
Attention!

OOdl DIV 1UC q UuSISl NYo'oS WAY
At mine below Florence, Glen$
Run Branch, 1Sc buShel deliv-
cred. From development entry
and not "pretty" coal, hence
the low price, but good burn-
ing, suitable for furnaces,
stoves, CRATES. Phone your or
der to Wheeling l24, before
this offer is withdrawn.
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BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS