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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-09
FARMS FOh SALE

FOR sALE-257 acres, located on
two good gravel pixies, situated
in Logan and Union counties. On .,.,
, miles or good railroad town with
centralized schools; grain elevator,
creamery, bank, stores OF all kinds;
Farm lays level and is well tiled d
with extra good drainage outlet OF
two strings q inch tile, which
cross the farm. Soil is a dark loan
underlatd with limestone, especial,
" adapted to alfalfa, corn. nay ana
all small grain. Two sets of build
inns. one : rooms and one rooms.
Two barns with sheds, hay barn.
good Granary, implement shed and
out-buildIngs. Land waterod by
driven wells and one artestan. NO
omen bitches. Owner going sout1
in November and anxious to sell
before going. Here is u bargain
and we advise looking after It at
once. II interested write F. l..
Forty, Real Estate Exchange.
Marysvtlle, Ohio. So46
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THIRTY ACRE FRUIT FARM
Hand railroad. good buildings.
free gas, one-half coal, oil and gas.
Easy terms. Bonds, town property,
business or light car taken. Box
1S4 Pennsboro, W. Va. 9.6-7t.S8l0
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Leelie Il. MicNoel, OF near Fe5.
ltt1B, is repairing his. Main stree.
property here by p~t.ing new ROOFS
other repairs,
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NOTICE 70 coNTRAcYoi7
Sealed pronosnis for the kfihfefl n

NJ lSE W GONtflA0tt4lNsli 4
Sealed proposals FOR. the itlhIklifnf
OF the Monongah High o5l
building, including pleEteftn
terror trim, plumbing, heal ln1 el
trio wiring, etc, will be- re6AiE
the Board OF Education OF p
district, Marion county,
ginia, until 1900 noon on thu
day OF September, 1920 VIII "a
will be publicly opened and
Proposals shall be encIoEed IN q
envelope and addressed 10 ttil
architect, c. II. Snidar, Prot sSl6
al Building, FaIrmont, Web
ginla.
Drawing and specff1cat don IA
he secured upon reasona Bile
tc and in the discreet pnH a. q
architect, G. n. Snldet
sional Building, Falrmunt
Virginia. J; *
The said School Board M
the right to accept az re ut an
all proposals which II daeftt5
the best interest OF tEe 81
trIct.
By order Of sstss
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Lincoln District, Marion CdgEi
West Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FA1RMoNT SHORTHAND INsTl.
TUTE-5 per cent diScount on
all buttons paid before August
S1st, Term commences Sept. 9Th.
Cali at office 311 Deveny Bldg.
9.2&-26.30-8728
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william E. Gladstone, the Eng:
liah statesman, had o hobby OF
ehoppihg down trees.
Haios about the sun and moon
are caused BY drops of water IN
dense clouds.
Gambling on the weather IS com.
mon among the natives Of India.
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BALTIMORE CO.. FARM = 10S
acres nearly level land, about 20
acres wood land. balance fine farm
land. broom house, barn and out
buildings. Well and spring water.
Near town, church and schools
Good road and railroad. $500.
Glen Realty Co., 302 Law building,
baltimore. Md. 9-S-26t-SS31
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WANTED-The Bell Telephone
company Is DESTROYS OF employ.
ing a number of young women to
learn operating A liberal salary
paid while in training. and rapid
person and see Chief Operator
PA Monroe street, Falrmont, w.
Va. 9-3-6t-8S00
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HOUSES AND LOTS

C0TTAGES FOR SALE - Three,
four rooms, bath; new, excei'
lent surroundings. Between lin
and 18th streets and Castor ave
nue.. $4,000 each. Cash $I60 p9!'
nnce five years. GREATER FAlh-
MONT INVESTMENT co. Phone
1894. Member Real Estate Boar1;
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IF YOU WANT 10 buy or sell prop
erty see Geo. II. BrobSt, Prot 1s
sIonnl Bldg. S- ..sS.t Q :
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FOR SALE-lmpr0ved Farms near
Wheeling, also farms in Ohio.
Milton Hedges, West Alexander,
Pa. Bell phone 7123-R'21 E. 9.
DISCUSSES
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LOST

LOST-Lary's dark green coat and
sweater, between Keener Garage
and Smtthtown. Reward for re-
turn to L. A. Morgan, 716 State ST.
9-9-1t-S846
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WANTED-TWO experienced walt.
resses ready to work and one
night cook. Palace Restaurant.
9.l-877S
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WANTED-Girl for hOusework.
Must know how to cook. COS
Fairmont Ave. 9-l-67SO
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Young lady to walt on
trade and operate electric ma.
chine. Must be steady. Apply in
person 420 Main street. 9.S.2t.SSS2
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WANTED = White maids. Good
pay, board and room in house,
short hours. Apply Housekeepet,
Enirmont Hotel. 9.S.3t-8S3G
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Natives in parts OF Honduras
shave with piece Of sharp"edged
glass.
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Death Of An INFANT.

DEAN # OF An WAN
A four days old infant OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Hall died early
this morning at their home at
Evansville and was buried this att
ernoon By Undertaken r. c. Jones.
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WANTED-Girl for generalhouse-
work. Call evenings 1905 Fair
mont avenue. 9-36t-SSO2
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COAL AND fkEGBi

COAL-Co6 land fors s3le
underlnid by -FOUR &c "a
ing to IS H.; Ia mil
Taylor heirs, Befehol6, Qnt9
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WANTED-Cook who Will help
with Homework. Melvin Bun
uer. Phone 1865-M. 9.3.5t-S792
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LOST-S25.O0 between Post Office
and Dixie Theatre. Finder call
3o.R 9.7t-3S22
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FOR RENT-Two rooms. Gentle
men only. 436 Monroe st.
e-s-2t-SSS9
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FOR SALE-New Chevrolet cars
and all kinds Of second hand
cars and trucks. Apply Farmlngton
Garage. S.o.3l.ooso
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Sl.O0 SHARE-Silver stock paying
2 per cent month dividend. Senu
for circular; books close Septenl-
Der %. Address Alfred Cox, Ho.
tel Amsterdam, 25th and Lexing-
ton avenue, New York city.
S.30.Tt--S7B0
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AUTO.-ACUE6SOs4GlS

FOR sALE-5-passenger Buick,
Bargain to quick buyer. Phone
146I-J. 9-9-3t-SSbU
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

II YOU Will INVEST IN a rich
gold and silver mine write the
Mountain Flower Mining Company,
st. Joseph, Missouri. 9.S.6t.SS34
IF YOU WILL INVEST IN cop
per mino showing great prom.
ise, near the Copper queen in Arl-
iona, write the OcotilIo Copper
Mining Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
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FOR RENT-Well furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. Ills
Chamberlain Ave. 9-9-2t-SS3S
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FOR RENT = Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Call 461-R. 9-9-3t-S84l
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FOR RENT@fIg6tF housekeeping
rooms. Phone 1146-M.
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aPRGIAII .NIlITlIllll- :

!: SITM0NT STAT Ne
SCHOOL OPENS SEH1sEl 8 e 4
HAAS FINE FAGuII1 >
AMPLE PHYSICAL
MENT - 0EEER RS SltP s RI ~
ADVANTAGES 10 4
PEOPLE IN FARM g a, q
VICINITY n
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al AssIFIED-sPECIAL. ADVERTISE
FuRNTsaRD ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT@fIS6t 6oGSeEeepI6s
rooms. Phone 1146-M.
9-9-2t-S64O
FOR RENT-Two rooms. Gentle
men only. 436 Monroe st.
9-s-2t-SsS9
FOR RENT-WeIl furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. Ills
Chamberlain Ave. 9-9-2t-SSSS
FOR RENT - Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Call 451-R. 9-9-St--SS4l
FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
bedroom and sitting room for
one or two gentlemen. Phone
1240-M. 9-9-2t-S843
FOR RENT-Two or four room
apartment, furnished for light
housekeeping. Call 27S-M.
9-9-St-SS45
FOR RENT-Front room. 4S6 JET
FOR RENT = Furnished bedroom
! with or without light housekeep.
ing. 3l4 Pennsylvania Ave.
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
or without board. 221 Chicago
street. 9-1.3lSSSEO
FOR RENT-Two bedrooms. lit
ChaElherlain avenue. 9-7.3t:8S21
FEMALE HELP WANTED
!WANTED~T6e IDEAL Taiiors re-
quire the services of q lady tail
Dress. Also girls to learn to sew.
Apply 105 Fnirmont Avenue.
S-9-2t-8S44
WANTED = Experienced shoe
saleslady. Must know something
about books. Also must give ref
erence. Apply Miller Shoe Store.
| 9-9-2t-884S
WANTED-Young lady to wait on
trade and operate electric, ma.
! chine. Must be steady. Apply in
person 420 Main street. 9.S.2t.SSS2
WANTED = White maids. Good
! pay, board and room in house,
short hours. Apply Housekeeper,
Fairmont Hotel. 9.8.3t8S36
WNNTED-Girl for hOusewOrk.
! Must know how to cook. COS
! Fairnont Ave. 9-l-67S0
| WANTED-TWO experienced walt.
resses ready to work and one
night cook. Palace Restaurant.
9.1-s77s
/ WANTED-COok who Will help
ner, Phone 1365-M. 93.5t-S792
WANTED-Girl for generalhouse-
work. Call evenings 1905 Fair
mont avenue. 9-36t-8S02
WANTED-The Bell Telephone
company Is DESTROYS OF employ
| ing number of young women to
learn operating. A liberal salary
paid while in training, and rapid
advancement thereafter Call in
person and see Chief Operator
PA Monroe street, Falrmont, w.
IVA. 9-3.5t-8S00
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
| # YOU Will INVEST IN rich
gold and silver mine write the
| Mountain Flower Mining Company,
st. Joseph, Missouri. 9.S.6t:SS34
IF YOU WILL INVEST In cop
per mino showing great prom
ise, near the Copper Queen in Arl-
IONA, write the Ocotillo Copper
Mining Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
9-2.6t-S78S
| Sl.OU SHARE-Silyer stock paying
!! 2 per cent month dividend. SEND
! for circular; books close Septenl-
Der 25. Address Alfred Cox, Ho.
tel Amsterdam, 25th and Lexing-
ton avenue, New York city.
S.30.7t--S7B0
MISCELLANEOUS
| FAIRMONT SHORTHAND INSTl.
| IG0RpUnt nm
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-09

The Fall term Of the u d3tha16t
State Normal school IN op zen
week. Tuesday, SEPT ember
tenth. will be registratl0a
The regular schedule Of elias
will be started on Wednasu 4 "a
faculty with q few changes
the same as last year.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
J. 7. HATTON, VETERAN
OF POLICE DEPT, DIES
Member Who Served On Force for
IS Years Expires Suddenly
at His Home.

After thirty-five years of service on
the police force, Policeman John T.
Hatton, sixty-eight years old, died
Unexpectedly last night at his home,
452 NJ street southwest. Hatton
seemed in perfect health when he
went home after duty in the Fourth
precinct yesterday afternoon. He
had gone to his room to prepare for
dinner, and when he failed to respond
after he was called his daughter in
vestigated and found him dead on his
bed. Death was due to apoplexy.
Hatton was appointed to the police
force in 1885. Most OF his service was
in the Fourth precinct. He is sur
vived by two sons and three daugh-
ters.
Funeral services will be held at his
residence, Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. A detachment OF police from
the Fourth precinct, under the COM
mand OF Capt George II. Williams,
will form guard of honor. Inter-
ment will be in Congressional Gene
terry.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
SOVIET MESSAGE CLAIMS
GAINS AGAINST WRANCEL

PARIS, Aug. 26.-Gains against
General Wrangel, the anti-Bolshevik
leader on the southern front in Rus
sia, were claimed in the following
soviet war office communique wire
lessed from Moscow today:
"We are pushing the arpy of Cen
eral Wrangel southward.
"On the Polish front important
rear guard actions are in progress
near Bielostok and Lomza. Our cav
airy has reached Stryj south of Lem
berg"
The foreign office was officially ad-
vised today that the Russians evacu-
ated wilma on Tuesday night and that
Lithuanian forces occupied the city.
The evacuation of Wilma by the Rus
slams was unofficially reported in q
cablegram several days ago 1t was
reported that the Russian troops
withdrawing from wilma were mass
ing near Grodno.
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u. s. ASKS POLAND FOR
STATEMENT OF POLICY

An official declaration by Poland of
it's policy with regard to aggression
against Russia is awaited here today
as the result of the formal request
of the United States fer such state
ment.
After a series of conflicting state
ments, the State Department has
formally announced that communi-
cation was transmitted to the Polish
government on August 81 inquiring
concerning the Polish aims with re-
gard to invasion of Russian territory.
At the Polish legation here 1t was
stated today that statement VIII
probably be forthcoming from War
saw shortly. Officials of the legation
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
LABOR RAPS PREMIER'S
NOTE AS WARLIKE MOVE

LONDON. Aug 26.-The Council OF
action" the all-powerful executive
body OF British organized labor, re-
entered the international arena late
yesterday when IT issued a statement
declaring the note issued by Premiers
Lloyd George and Giolitti at Lucerne
three days ago was "a move toward
war with Soviet Russia"
The councils statement declares
that the Soviet demand for a Polish
protelariat army, or civic guard
which the British and italian pre-
miers condemned in their note Is
merely used as a pretext for Joining
France in hostility against Russia.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
WILSON'S BROTHER
HAS JOB HERE
NOW

Joseph r. Wilson, brother OF
President Wilson 10 now located In
Washington.
Mr.. Wilson. who 10 vice president
OF the United States Fidelity ana
Guaranty Company. has been trans
ferred 20 this city from his ofnee
in Baltimore 10 take charge or the
company's Government service bu-
reau. The date for his arrival mere
has not yet been announced.
He was formerly a tennessee
nwspaper man and WAS made man
ager OF the development work OF
the United States Fidelity ana Guar
anty Company In 1913. He was elect
ed vice president OF the company
in 1918.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
POLES TAKE OSTROLEKA
AND CROSS NAREW RIVER

LONDON. Aug. ga Central News
dispatch from Warsaw today reports
the following communique was Issued
by the Polish War Ofice:
I'VE have captured Ostroleka and
forced a new passage OF the Narew
river. A portion OF the Red army
In the Mlava section has escaped
after desperate fighting. retiring east
ward. The Bolshevik forces that
evacuated Wilma sacked the city" .
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
REDS LAUNCH COUNTER
IN BIELOSTOK REGION

PARIS, Aug 26.-The Russian army
in the Bielostok sector of the north
ern Polish battle front has ceased it's
retreatNand begun to counter attack.
according to official advices reaching
the Polish legation from Warsaw at
noon.
The result of the new battle has not
yet been determined, officials of the
Polish legation said. The Russians in
the sector of Grodno are resisting the
Polish advance strongly.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
CHAPLAIN TO LECTURE.

A lecture on Fun, Fight and Re-
ligion," punctuated with trumpet calls
by an army bugler. will be given by
Chaplain Thomas Livingstone, at Met.
ropolitan Memorial NJ. Il. Church, John
Marshall place and G street northwest,
at s o'clock Friday night. The pro.
ceeds viii be used for community well
fare work.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26

were confident that the Polish gov
ernment would state it's intention to
withdraw from Russia, but would set
forth that IL would be impossible TO
stop Its drive against the Soviet
armies at the Polish borders, but
must continue the offensive to con-
clusion. withdrawal to FOLLOW when
Poland Is again assured OF freedom
from the danger OF invasion.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Autoists, Attention.!

Drive to Morgertowr tt2 miles),
excellent road. Park your car. let
Captain Rohey ferry your party tn
Colonial Beach, Va. tTrsrsportstion
Saturday and Sunday
-chcduiei Leaves Beach = A.. NJ, n,
I. 2. 2. 4. &, q. z. and 3 y. NJ. Leaves
Morgsptcww. and 10 4. NJ ~. 4.
2, z, 4, s, q, Z, and 2 Y, NJ.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
MOTHER, 3 CHILDREN
POISONED BY SALMON

After narrowly escaping death last
night from ptomaine poisoning. Mrs.
Quigley. 1880 Bladensburg road north
east, and her three children, now at
Freedmen's Hospital. were reported
to be slightly improved today and
probably will recover.
The family was striken with the
poisoning after eating can of
salmon.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
PROPOSES
new PEACE TERMS
Capture 100000 Prisoners and
Hammer at Gates Of Grodno,
Says Warsaw.
Continued from First Page)

circles that Poland will reply i'm
mediately TO the American nste. Civ
ing assurances that the Polish gov
ernment will continue it's efforts for
a peace agreement with Soviet Rus
sia and pledging itself to comply
with the treaty OF Versailles
IL is reported that Poland Will
suggest the immediate transfer OF
peace negotiations to Riga.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
ITALY SOCIALISTS FAVOR
RECOGNITION OF SOVIET

ROME. Aug. ga manifesto de-
claring the italian Socialist party
favors recognition OF Soviet Russia
and announcing a great demonstra,
tion on August % to protest against
the "reactionary attitude Of France,
the instability OF England and the
dupiicity of Italy" is published by the
newspaper Avanu OF this city.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
FRANCE SENDS ENVOY
TO GENERAL WRANCEL

PARIS, Aug. 26.-M. de Martel.
French representative in the eau
casian republics, has been named high
commissioner for France to the gov
ernment of General Baron Wrangel.
Abel Chevalley has been appointed
high commissioner to the Caucasian
republics in succession to NJ. de Mar
fell
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
10000 REDS CAPTURED,
POLISH STAFF REPORTS

WARSAW. Aug. 20 (vial I-ondon)
Aug. 26.-The capture OF 10000 more
Russian prisoners on the northern
battle front was reported by the
Polish general staff last tonight. The
following statement was issued:
"We captured 1000 prisoners at
Bielostok, 1000 at Lomza, and 1000
at Kolno."
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Observation-Disclosures
Friday---Our Bargain Day
Notions at Friday
Bargain Prices

Bundle Hair Pins. Ise-Eaeh bundle
contains 80 packages In straight
and crimped Il~
styies' .s'................ wv
Snap Fasteaers. dos, IIe-In
black and white. assorted sizes 11n
Five dozen for. LII
NiekIe-PiateS safety Pias. Ass.. De-
In all sizes Specially priced h~
Tor friday. ............ ~
Mercerised DsrninG Cotton, snssl.
ac-In assorted colors only. FRI S~
day only, spool. l................. CC
Daisy s.ap Fasteners. ds.., 1oe--
In all sizes, black and white. 0E~
Special. Friday, 8 doz. kOC
skirt Gauges, 25e-These have
Sni,s oniy. attached. For Friday 25c
Asbestos Iron HoIAer.. 3 for 2se-
Good and heavy. Three OE~
ior' ..''.'... ................ SON
Ghildren's Skeleton Waists, sSe--
With garters attached. For CE~
Friday only. ..........-..... UOC
Lingerie Tape, Piece. I1e-In as
sorted colors. For Fridays 1Oc
selling only. ......... III
Steel Hair Curriers'. Cards for 2Sc-
Good quality with two on card. CEn
Special. cards. s............... HOC
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Odd Lots of
House Dresses
$2.95

House and Porch Dresses, made
of fine voiles. percales and ging-
ham. In stripes and fancy figured
effects. Values up to g OK
$500. Special for Friday. %AsSO
&3.9S ChiIdren's Dresses, &2.05-
Made of good quality gingham in
plaid sand stripes with sashes and
pockets. Sizes 7 to a. 50 o.
Friday only. ................ VSs~O
Up to S4.85 NeEliRee Gowns, &1.05-
In white and colored voiles, cross bar
and dimity and dotted swiss. -arge
pockets, belts and girdles. e1 OK
Special for Friday. ...... OA'OO
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Serge and Flannel
MILDLY
BlOuses
$4.95

For children and isses. Splendid
quality serges and flannels with
braid trimmed collar and cuffs and
emblem on sleeve. All wool 81 OK
and specially priced at .... Ot'OO
CkIldren's MILDLY skirts, h.O5-
Plated models with waist line. In
all-wool serscs and plaids. 81 OK
Sizes to IA years. s.....,.... Ur'"O
Misses Gym Blcomer., s2.ss-Msdo
of fine quality black sateen and pat
ent snap fasteners. Specially 500
Serge Bloomers, special eE M
for Friday. ......,,,,....... VcsVv
Third rloov.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
100 Pairs
ScrinCurtains
Regular $3.75 Value,
S2.75 Pair

Friday We will offer just 100 pairs of fine
Scrim and Marquisette Curtains, trimmed with
lace edges and insertions. When they are gone,
so is the opportunity to buy them at SITS
a pair.
$&75 Figured Armure Portieres-As- "a En
sorted colors and designs. Friday, pair. =. &3sOV
$9.75 Grass Rugs-Attractve stenciled designs and
colors; perfect qualities; note the size, e. IN
9x12 feet Friday, each. h................. ~ sJV
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
SOC Plaid Gingham
~ Inches Wide,
29c Yard

One style and one color combination, but
highly desirable for children's school dresses.
Tomorrow any quantity you wish, while it
lasts at 29c yard.
$500 Striped SiIk-warp Poplin, Yard, $l.4s-
SO inches wide; very fine, high lustre. Colors-
brown, green and white, at, @1 40
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
Regular $2.98
Lingerie BlOuses
$l.97

Three hundred blouses In "a styles. Printed
Voiles White voiles, and organdies with roll
ing collars of contrasting shades, Peter Pan.
round and square neck lines some embroidered.
others trimmed in fine lace Also a number OF
smart tailored models. Choice of long short
sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46.
Bsrgain TabIe-Main Floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-14

the UueM Of MiEr Ella C"lvln SUNDAY
Mr. nnd Mira b. {. nNker ana n"ukn-
ltrp Irulinc md R"m'n" 81 Jein'"'e,
wcck-ond with thoir parents, Mr.. ana
Mrr r. l.. ElmppOn.
william Packer. Of IiarrisVllI"' wa" "
caller nj ihiH place sunday.
Nj e NJ Mitchell has purChhAou
fln0 tractor. ,
Mrr Mnck SlnEhnusr In getting along
nm we'll nr coulG he rIpocted. Ihcy
have tho Kyn,pn'hy OF host OF fricmHn
MIR md Mrn Walters md ron Miller
Of Wheeling. nrc spending tholr Tn'a
ti"n NJ tho home ~ MIR ana hra. IL 10
Walker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-14
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