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Chat
Beaded suckIes In colors

6El1GQ 0uGktEb VII SQlOt1
ran into q moving picture yes
terday afternoon on Main street
which startled me greatly. was
earth quite lost in contemplation
when my eyes fell upon pair Of
high-heeled French shoes most
striking. They were made OF
suede and had ankle straps-the
kind which come up the back a
short ways and fasten about the
ankle with still anothe. zap be
low that fastening acre he in
steD. On both straps, right IN
the front middle were beaded buck
les of green, blue and gold. Ny
eyes wandered Immediately up
ward. was most horrOr-struck
and hugely sympathetic when
discovered a face on top Of thos5
shoes nearing seventy. the hu-
man frame In the space between
was so swathed in clothing | mere
" surmised 1t was medium sized
and very thin. On top OF q snow
white head was a hat. l can't de-
scribe II Words fail me utterly. II
was blue with-please. excuse me!
At first | gasped and after mo,
meut or two / smiled. Then
gtopped and took in the rear view
/ wasn't inquisItlVe, but merely
curious and horribly interested tol'
lowing the first shock my heart
went out TO that woman who want
cd SO much to be young aga T.
You could see her thoughts VIII
ten ali over her. ] have always
said n made no difference how olu
one grew 10 be, young things preI.
be RELOCATED to just the sweet, ana
shy in Years. / believe have
Changed my mind. AS we grow
oiIer II behooves US to dress In
more dignifled fashion, bTushlnk
mack with strong hand all long
yoIth, which comes but once. stays
but a short time and is gone lot
ever.
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TIE Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade.
Here's an, eAAy way 70 save H. and
YET have the best cough remedy
you ever tried
A4aeaApoat8tat3t81a1a1B1818

-
You,yS probably heard of this we'll
IenoVn plan Of making cough syrup
n home. But have you eyer used
if4sThousandB Of families, the world
oyers feel that they could hardly keep
house without 1t, It's simple and
ehsap, but the way 1t takes hold OF q
cough will soon earn it permanent
, place In your home.
Into pint bottle, pour 2Hs ounces
efpinaxt then add plain Rranulated
SiiGar 6yFup TO I'LL up the pint. Or,
desired, use clarified moiaases.
I h0ney, or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
lsyFiip. Either way, 1t tastes good,
never spells, and gives you q full pint
81 hetter cough remedy than you
could buy 1eRdy.mRde Tor three times
ii h really wonderful how quickly
khiS homemade remedy conqueTs .
( eeiiFh -usuRlly in "a hours or less.
Z It seems to penetrate through every
mir massage, looseng dry, hoarse or
tiehb cough, lifts the phlegm, heals
fhG membranes, and gives aImost I'm.
i MEDIATE relief, Splendid for throet
|. gficlsie, hoarsenesg, Group, pFonchAbls
and bronchial asthma.
pinex IL q highly concentrated COM
oind Of genuine Norway pine e1-
raek, and has been used Tor genera
lions for throat and chest ailments.
/ no avoid disappointment ask youI,
IdruRRist for a25 ounces OF tlne1
With directions, and don't accept &ny-
Thing else. Guaranteed to give a3 9sS
! Lutte aRtisfaetion or money Tetnnoeo'
Tho Pinex Co, Bt. Wayne, Ind.
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CLASsIFIED-sPECIAL ADVERTISING
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@s@s%S-S~sSS%sSSeSS~>s-sr
grees, 80 minutes E lao feet TO a
stake; and thence N la degrees,
80 minutes p 100 feet to the be
ginning, being the same property
which was conveyed by the Fair
mont Development company to the
said A. II. Donnally by deed dated
the 18th day,ot April, 1888, and Of
record in the office OF the CLERK
of the County Court OF Marion
county, West Virginia, In Deed
Book, No. So, at Page SIS.
TERMS OF SALE: One third oil
the purchase price (and as mnch
more as the purchaser may elect
to pay), cash in hand on day OF
sale, one-third thereof, with inter
est, in one year. and the residue
thereof, with interest, in two years
from the day Of sale, the purohas'
or to execute notes for said De
ferred installments OF purchase
money, with approved security.
and q vendors lien to be retained
for the deferred purchase money
in the deed conveying said real es-
tate to the purchaser.
Dated this 2Sth day OF Septem'
bet, 1920, -.z,,,,,,, ,,..,.o.
TREVEY NUTTER,Att
Sept. ascot. 5-12.19.26.
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sal down 10 a small table built
for two tais noon and waited most
natientlv while the waitress assign
ed 10 me brought eyerybody's DIN
ner but miLe While passing the
time / studied a face just across
from me. II evidently belonged TO
a gIrl nor more than IS although u
was 40 covered with powder ana
naint that had difficulty in de-
cIdinE the age. II might haYo
belonged TO a plaster cast figure so
lIneless. express ionless and imita
tlon did It look. J Will admit tae
PAINTER Rad done thorough loo'
There wasn't a particle OF SKIN any
where which wasn't covered 50
that had nor seen the youn9
lady whose face l discovered !,
was, move backward and forward
and sideways | should probably
have believed she was merely
mauiktu, And what ng'
uTe', There wasn't a kind
II, human, sympathetic, ioyable
thing about her. Her shoulders
slumpcd forward and her head haa
diNiculty in stand ne firm on tts
slim pedestal. Her eyes we're dull
and Looked most woeGully disap-
pointed in LIE and she ate in de-
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L.yceun1 Number Wednesday.
The lrWells Entertaluers' or the
Colt Bureau OF the Affiliated Ly.
eeuIn ana Chautaaqua Bureaus,
,Sih give an entertuinment dt the
nigh school auditorium WedneE-
daJ evening at O'Clock as The first
number OF the High school Lyceum
Coufae. Their program Includes
baritone aud soprano solos, vocal
duets, story telling and readings,
dramatic work, pianologues and hui
aiorous and musical rKeIChes A.
the Lyric theater the serial, Hid.
den Dangers" will be shown Tues
daS night so that every one car
60 10 tho High school auditorium
I "Wednesday evening. This course
isplit OH for YOU, 80 go 10 1t. \
IShigii class course for only $500
lstalultsl and S1.00 children.
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SAD STOMACH
Sends Her to Bed for 10
Months
Eatonic Gets Her Up!

"Over a year ago." says Mrs,
Dora Williams, II took to bed and
for 10 months did not think 1
would live. Eatonic helped me 80
much I am now up and able to
work. l recommend It highly for
stomach trouble"
EatonIc helps people to get well
excess acIdity and gases that put
the stomach out of order. If you
have indigestion, sourness, heart
burn, belChIng, food repeating, or
other stomach distress, take an
ERtonic after zach meal. Big box
costs only n trifle with your drug.
glst's guarantee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES
SALE

Pursuant to the authority vested
in me by virtue of certain deed
of trust bearing date on the 9Th day
OF September, 1911, executed by y
II. Donnally and Mary j. Donnal-
ly, his wife, to the undersigned w.
5. Meredith. Trustee, to secure TO
John Y. Hite the payment OF a GER
tain promis5ory note in writing.
calling for the sum of Seven Thou.
sand Dollars ($7.000.00) due and
payable five 90 years after date,
which said deed Of trust Is OF rec
ord in the office Of the Clerk or
the County Court of Marion county,
West Virginia, In Trust Deed Book
No. 81, at Page 279, default having
been made in the payment OF satd
note and interest, and the under
signed. as such trustee. having
been notified so to do by the sAid
John Y. HItc, will, on Saturday,
October 30, 1920, at Two O'CLOCK,
p. NJ, on that day, at the Main
street front door Of the Court
House of Marion county, West Vir-
ginia, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, all the following
described real eEtate, that Is TO
say:
All OF that certain tract or par.
eel OF real estate situate In the
city OF Fairmont, Marion county,
West Virginia, bounded as follows:
beginning at stake that bears
n 10 degrees 80 minutes W. 20 feet
distant from a point In the center
OF tho Belt Line railroad, said
poin: bearing S 10 degrees, 30 min
utes W, feet distant from tho
intersection Of the center line OF
said railroad and the southern line
OF Fifth street, in the addition TO
the City OF Fnirmont laid out by
the Fairmont Development company
and running thence from said be.
ginning point n 10 degrees, 80 min.
utes W 100 feet to a stake; thence
s 10 degrees, 30 minutes W loo
feet to stake; thence s 20 de-
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Stomach Out Of
Order? Try mr.
Nothing Better to straighten You
Out after cutting too Much
Tones Liver Regulates the
Bowels. Acts Pleasantly
Guaranteed.

Many people eat too much ev-
cry day and most cat much too
much some days. That is why
Americans suffer more than any
other people in the world from
indigestion, biliousnCss and con-
jtiDction.
with a little thoughtfulness and
care, however. a great amount OF
this distress could be avoided and
you'll never realize how true this
until you become one OF the sew
cral million people Of this, country
who keep a box Of Natures Rem
edy (NR TabletsJ constantly on
hand and use 1t whenever lndi-
gestIon, bIlIousness or constipation
threatens.
Unlike laxative purges, cathar-
tics, such as oil. calomel, ETC.,
which merely force bowel action.
Natures Remedy eXerts Z benefit
cial influence upon the entire d.
Eestive and elininative SYSTEM
the stomach. liver bowels and eTcn
the kidneys. It's purpose is TO pro-
mote vigorous and harmonious ae-
ton OF all the organs that handle
the food and body waste.
That is why the results which
ollow tho use Of Natures Remedy
are always delightful surprise to
those who first try 1t. The action
while prompt and thorough, Is as
mild and gentle and pleasant as
Nature herself, and the thorough
cleansing the body receives brings
feeling OF relief and benefit such
as no laxative pill or cathartic ever
produced for anyone.
Get a csc box OF Natures Rem
edy CNR Tablets) and try It.
There is no risk in doing so, for It
must give you greater relief and
benefit than any liver or bowel
medicine you ever used or money
back instantly. It is sold, guarali.
reed ana recommended by your
druggist.
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o. seea Much

Today is very. very beautiful and
very nearly everybody exclaims
when the banal remark Is made
that the day is fine: Just don't
Wish l could go hunting or walking
or on some sort OF a 3aunt. Many
people are doing that very thing,
some using the lovely fall after
Moons to. discover much that, Is
worth while and others strouing
into the country short distance
after working hours when they can
20 no other time. These nice ev-
enings find hundreds OF autono-
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Pereonals.

.. Cunningham was q business
visitor In Fairmont Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant and chill
sdren were visiting relatives a:
EEgfttsou Sunday.
Scott Parrish, of FalrmOnt, was
the week end guest OF his son
here.
81. M. Snldor, OF Helen's Run
Was a business visitor here Sntur
Mr. anu Mrs. Emmett PrIco, OF
Pine Grove. were guesta OF MIRA
z Jah6 Davidson here Sunday.
Mrs. Pet Ice, OF Duukarl Mil
4 Elun, was the guest OF her parents
Mr., and Mrs. H. 7. Lough. here
q. d. McCray and sons, Tom
aud Earl and niece, Mre. L. j.
Michael and children, Raymond
and Helen, OF Fairmont, were call
Ing on relatiyes here Sunday.
Mrs. Dale Wise, OF Downs, waa
shopping here Friday.
Frank Fleming, OF Fatrmont,. wHs
Visiting his BROTHER here Sunday.
Glenn Book was a FGtrmont Vtsi
spr Saturday.
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Real Hgtato Changed owners.

Eber y, MORGAN has puTChAb64
swo lots IA the Fox addition OF 0.
IA. q. Lyon, Of Washington, Pa, on
IEhich he expects to build mod
Isrn houea IN the very near future.
rho purchase price was $1,400.
Or. /. J. Culp, Of Kansas, has
SoId his property here to the jam
i6on Coal company.
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suitory fashion, opening and shut
ting herm odth as though II were
a trap door and her food some
ting her mouth as thought II were
thrown into the darkness. Sht
was q most interesting specimen
Of humanity though she did take
away my appetite to some extent.
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PennsyIVania Visitors.

Attorney w. w. Campbell, Of
pittsburgh, and sister, Mrs. Blanch
Foley, OF Philadelphia, were call
ing on friends here Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Foley were for.
.mer residents OF this place, but
With their parents moved to Pitts
.bnrRh about thirty-one years ago.
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W. E. MORGAN,
snacial CoIi.hiSsinn l.:
To Peufl Merrill:

4
Take notice on the 10th day oi
Septemher, 1920, c petition VI filsI
ed in tho Juvenile CoJTk OF daei0If
county, West Virginia, alleging 1te
nita Merrill, infant ehildrensoG. yea
the said Benjamin. MerrtIl and
Merrill, are dependent ARD mel
ted within the CieIuinR Ct ana i
defined in sGbatcliuuS tal and
OF section four ot chapter one
Gred and ten Of the acts q the
fslature Of West Virginia Of w u
regular session: and that Q be
on said petition has been Setc tqF
the 18TH day Of t,.I0sr, 1agQ
two o'clock P. VI. n the qiIpli
Court Room In thu Cuurt H0pSe n
said county a. wAj;'l time vi M \
appear and be yetlrit
Dated thlS 1919 day o. ssptetils'sl
Der. 1920
CLARENCE GUHRE
Clerk OF said Juvenile Court
sept-25-Oct. 2.9-l6.
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biIes far ont along the narrow paw !
cd roads and when they pass there
Is the usual slow-I1p necessary 70
avoid accident, one sees much. re
mantle embracing and some winch i
isn't exactly romantic,
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N, q. Hartley Is recoverlng from
q few days illness.
Mary Matilda, little daughter Of
Mr.! and Mrs. L. n. Whltlatch, has
been very sick for the past week.
Afra. ". NJ. Hagerty Is recovering
from q recent illness at her home
here:
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The moving pictures OF the High
and graded school students which
W6tp shown at the Lyric thcRtor
Friday night drew big crowd.
The pictures were plain and were
enjoyed by the crowd. One scene,
taken as several grade boys camo
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Week End GueRtE,

4 Masses Bess Book and Auge Hill
dfetli, of Bingamon. and Sibyl Luz
Gas, Of Enterprise, spUnk the week
END hore with Miss Books parents,
ia I. and Mrs. F. S. Book.
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You cant pote unless your name
Is on The list Hunt up thc registrar
If pour district if you are moi sure
your name is there.
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tearing down Main street Ct noon
In the true school.boy fashion,
drew big laugh. The main ACTOR
was thought to have been Frank
! .Koligh.
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Weekend In Clarksbura.
Miss Charlotte Vandiver spent
the week end the guest OF her SIS
ter ia Glarksburg.
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3. S:T.!0HS
lElattIrnnd from VlnIt.

Miss Opal Bainbridge has re-
Eurned 70 her home here, after
eyeral days visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Ed, Shackelford, in Barrack'
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Raok from School.

81 Eoughling. who has been at.
gendtng an electrical engineering
SCHOOL In Chicago, has completed
the course anu returned 10 MS
homo here.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-s2d interest on two
oil wells, one drilling. Proven
territory. Call 1871 Morgantown,
or write s Brockway Ave-, Morgan.
town, w. Va. ,10.4-6t.9O3S
OIL AND GASOLINE = Have
E. leases with two Berea Sand oil
wells. Would sell interest to fur
Their develop both oil and gasoline.
10.A.6te0SS
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Am Day Oulltnn.

Tho ladies' Ala Of the Southern
IlIfethodiSt church will have an all
day quilting at the home OF Mrs.
a. q. Edinger Thursday. TWO
quilts are to be quilted and all
.members are asked to come.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

approved security. and / geddr
Lien to be retained for
ferred purchase money IA III
conveying said real estate ~
purchaser.
Dated this 2sth day Of septs
Der, 1920.
w. S. MEREDITH. rrdste
TREYEY NUTTER. Atlornay.
Sept rs Oct. 5.12.ls-26
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You can't vote unless you are
registered. Be sure that you are.
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One application OF CORN FIX"
to a tender, aching corn stops the
pain ut once. In few minutes,
by penetrating the horny corn It's
sues, CORN "FIX" loosens the
corn from the surrounding healthy
tissues. Then peel out the corn,
ROOTS AND ALL. Callouses and
bunions yield just as easily
Price 35c at all drug stores.
Money back II you are not delight
ed with the results.
Manufactured and guaranteed by
the CORN FIN CO., Newark, y. j.
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F'AnMIS k'UR SzaLE

EAhIilo GOn SEAAG
I 1OT ACRES, 10 room house, bank
barn 4Ox60, straw shed 4OX4o'
all slate roofs, and buildings, newly
painted; spring water ut house;
TunuiuE water in pasture; under
, laid with coal: one mile 10 rail-
road: good roads. Price $500 per
acre. X. NJ. Ashbaugh, East Pales.
tine, Ohio. 10.l2.1L.9102
SHENANDOAH Valley and East
ern Panhandle OF West Virginia,
beautiful splendid farms, rluest
orchards. land cheap; write Tor
catalog. S. S. FelKer Martins.
burg, ". Va. 1O.ll-6t.9O90
FOR SALE-Well located 40 acre
Poultry and Fruit farm. One
mile to station, store, school, mil,
| with church near. Good fruit, wa
ter and lots OF timber. Comfort.
able building. For quick SAFE Will
include 100 white legnorn chickens,
good horse and COW, com, potatoes,
/ apples and farm implements. Price
< Oniv $4,000. Onc.naIf cash, bal
/ nnca on time. Possession at once,
For full description write Edwin
! ". Case, 40 East ii. ST.. Nestmlns.
/ Ter. Md, Phone 49, 10.1l-lt.JO96
S3 ACRES S9,0O0-S3 acres all good
! land Just slightly rolling. This
/ farm is fenced with woven wire
fence; has running water for stock
/ In fields; pumping engine goes
! with farm. Fiae bank barn, 6lale
roof, corn crib. wagon shed, gar
nge. Good T-room house. Farm is
| located on good gravel road, close
to school. has K. #. D: and tele-
phone. This is one OF the best
farms you can buy for the, price.
The farm is all under cultivation
except 3 acres OF timber and has
the crops 10 show. Located With
in > mites OF good Town and rai!-
road. Price $4,000, onehalf cash,
balance easy terms. This farm De-
longs to an old man who cant LOOK
alter 1t. Write FOR new farm list.
n. l.. Trout Realty Co., 1888 w.
Main ST., Lancaster, ohio.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IUr
city property: lO4 acres OF Flcn
land, fine buildings and plenty OIL
fruit: on main road between can
ton and Akron. Price right. H.
uuire OF c. E, Bordner, 4Z4 Market
Ave, Canton, Ohio l0.4.6t.9O4O
BAlllMDltL W. y &A4AM ANo
acres nearly level land. about ~
acres wood laud, balance fine tarm
land. broom house, barn aud out.
buildings. Well and spring water.
Near town, church and schools.
good road and railroad. $4,000.
! Glen Realty Co., BOZ Law building.
Baltimore. Md. 9.S.2Gt.SS3l
FARM FOR SALE-7G1a acres in
Athens county, Ohio. Groom
: house, good water and cellar, barn
and outbuildings. 200 fruit trees.
About 90 acres level, balance roll
ing. On main road III miles from
village where there are 3 stores,
church. grade school, B. & o. rail.
road, r. D. mail and telephone. s
cows, 2 heifers, horses, harness
and wagon, moving machine, rakes,
buggy, 2 harrows, grain drill, gaso-
line engine, wood saw, spray, pump
lncubaIors and household goods.
Price $4,000. Time on part II want
ed. Have other good farms for sale
also. 10-9-4t-90s8
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NOTICE.
JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL


Pursuant to a decree Of the
cult court OF Marion county, pEes
Virginia, made in that certain
cause therein pending wherein
rnh Morgan and others are ola
tits and Hannah Stoner and
ers are defendants. entered lon
10th day Of September. 1890 the
undersigned special commiesi ono
will offer for sale and win ecu q
public auction to the highest b
der at the front door Of the tbfl
House OF Marion COUNTY,
Virginia, on Saturday, the ga ar
OF October, 1920, between o.
hours of ten o'clock q. m, and fotlS
o'clock D. m. on tRht day alt
that certain tract Of land d t1Af
on Grassy Run in Union plBtfteS
In said Marion county, owned
the late BENJAMIN F. Brown
ceased, and adjoining lands
Marion Vincent, David SetteTtie
and others; and containing dttn0p
acres, more or less, including On
half acre Of coal, but resefTtn ~
Of the remaining coal within hkid
underlying said tract OF land trf
gether with the mining rights aud
privileges thereunto belougin
which are owend by Jacob Rog
and liza Il. Lake, Sr., and heihg
OF the land conveyed to said 81
min r. Brown and William a9
kins and wife, by deed dated the
18th day Of April. 1913, and 81
corded in the office Of the q OF
the County Court Of Marion eotlt
~ in Deed Book No. 222, page
Terms OF Sale: Said gale
be made for cash In hand on ~.
Of sale. Il
w. E. MORGAN,
Special Com:nisai don't rs
I. Clarence Curry, Clerk Of
Circuit Court. of Marion cpuft
West Virginia, hereby certif ttst
the above named Special Copral
sloner has given the bond before
me required in the decree :ofF stlgs
authorizing the sale In the Dove
notice mentioned.
CLARENCE CURRY,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion l.6tInlf
ty, West Virginia. a5i6gr
Sept. ascot 9sas1A
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PERSONAL

AFFEGTiONATE young lady with
means wishes to correspond with
a respectable gentleman. Object,
matrimony. Box IS, Arc. Sta, Los
Angeles, Cal. 1896 Sats.906L
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IUr
city property: 1914 acres OF rich
land, fine buildings and plenty OIL
fruit; on main road between can
ton and Akron. Price right. ln-
uuire OF c. E. Bordner, 4Z4 Market
Ave Canton. Ohio, i0.4-6t-YU4O
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MISCELLANEOUS

ANYONE DESIRING BOOMERS
OR BOARDERS COMMUNE
CATE WITH MRS. G. NJ. PETERS,
700 BENONI AVE. CITY.
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HOUSES AND LOTS

TO BUY OR SELL PROPERTY
see Geo. H. Brobst, Professional
Bldg. 10.11-1St-909S
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1924 Jeffer.
son st. 10.12-1t.91O6
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-NIght Wotchman who
underGtanus boilers and pumps,
Amply American Laundry.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-12
FOR SALE

FOR SGTE@F7ae Fail CSb6age.
Apply James A. Gwyn, Hickman
Run, close to school house.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-12

eat, clean, reliable
how for work In store and light
delivery. Must give reference. APP
ply at once Courtrey's store.
re- lO.7.6t.906B
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS fol
light housekeeping. all Mei
chant st, I0-11.2t-a099
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-12

WANTED = Salesman and Collec'
tor, by old established firm
Good chances FOR advancement.
Earn $40 to 500 per week. Apply
in person. 420 Main st. 1O.9.3t9VSI
Shovel Collaboration mine,
West Virginia. Good wages;
houses, boarding inexpensive. BOX
ISL, Harrisburg. Pa. lO-O-Gt-gU42