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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-10

The Christmas season Will be
most nttingly ushered IN this eve
ming By the presentation OF Han
del's immortal oratorio, the Mes
siah. It Il interesting to remem-
Der that this, Handel's most sue
cessful and best known oratorio,
was composed in the year 1741 n
"A days, from Aug. % to Sept. IA. 1t
was first performed 1t concert
given for charitable purposes given
1t Dublin, Ireland, on April IL,
174z.. Handel conducting the per-
Torrance in person.
This year the Handel Oratofio
society, now in its forty-frst season
will render the Messiah with q
chorus Of 800 voices supported BY
the Tri-City Symphony orchestra
and A. Cyril Graham At the large
organ in the Augustana auditorium
The presentation Of the Messiah
will be under the skillful direction
Of Arvid Samuelson.
The management Of the Messiah
has been most fortunate In the Sc
lection of'its soloists. Louis Kreid-
Ter, whose magnificent baritone
voice has pleased many critical au.
diences throughout the country. il
! to be the bass soloist The lovers
of the Messiah are especially
eager to hear his rendition Of thu
famous bass aria, why do the Ma.
,tions SO furiously rage together"
Z Among the contralti Of this coun
try few hold q higher place thar
the contralto soloist, Jennie F. W
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VIOLA
(Special Correspondence.)

e s. T.
Mrs. Charles Ashenhurst very de-
lightfully entertained the L, G..
club 1t . l o'clock luncheon ct her
home Friday afternoon. A three
course repast was served. covers
being laid for II. The afternoon
was devoted to fancy work and =
social time.
Henry Harper Of Chicago was
the guest last week Of his brother,
Rev. C. C. Harper, and family.
Mrs. Lovina Bolt of Peoria and
two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Graham
Of Samarron, Mo-, and Miss Esther
Bolt of Barstow, Calf. departed
Tuesday for Peoria after several
days stay with relatives here.
Ora Kendelsperger, who has
been employed in Kewanee the last
few months, returned home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Woodwork
and son Max and Mrs. T. A. Way
land Of Macomb were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Rausch.
Miss Lydia Milliken was q Gales
burg visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Terry Of Aledo Wa
the guest last week Of her daugh-
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TAYLOR RIDcr

Mrs. Fred s. Miller Va, .
Island visitor SATURDAY. I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. August p
man spent Saturday and s,,. ~,
the home Of Reinhold Zvis.s
Presumption. I
Mrs. Bert Mccullough Va,
nolds business caller On Mn.
s. Kenneth Baker spent Fridas 9.
of the Epworth League ser,,s ~
Sunday evening. =
Charles H. Miller and c.,v..
Franck have returned from ! II
ness trip to Chicago. 'usi
Miss Hannah Miller aua ~.
Charles H. Miller spent Mona. Az
w. H. Miller's home. y
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Through Mt 50.
Walking UnderD Difficulties

believe me, / suffered from
stomach and bowel trouble right.
This weakened me so that l could
scarcely walk. l could do no work.
This was my condition when 1
started taking Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy on the advice OF friend.
Now l am working every day and
feel better than l ever did in my
life. 1t is the only medicine that
ever touched me-" It is a simple,
harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucous from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
nefunded. Bengston's drug stores,
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline,
and druggists COMPLIMENTARY
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i wtfs aaA ehiidtes, - = sssuse9
tat M retIrsments ~ Wlll b
costinued for thsir bsne1t. even
though 10 sh4aIA die. The via
WI feceive tho fn1l Allowance dur
ing bsr leass On life sxcepung IN
cases where she rsznASr3es. Th0,
o. course, It csAsss. In case both
husband and wife die leaving
minor children, they ~ provided
for until thsy attain the aSe Of n.
.Itiis the only phase u life in
whichSa man dos not haVs to Worry
II he ii willing to serve" says Ser
geant Heuptmann. He II accumu-
lating % estate for himself and
family thht cannot be swept away
by panics or poor investments"
{ Visit OA1ee.
The Rock Island marine recruit
ing ONCE was established only re-
Gently. It ii located In . room ad-
Joining the Chamber Of Commerce
headquarters in room "a, STATE
Bank building. Assisting Sergeant
HauptmAnn II Corporal Prefhs.
The sergeant is serving his fcarth
enlistment Ia. the corps and the
corporal is en- his second. Both
have seen mrch Of the world and
are thoroughly familiar with what
|<he marine corps has to offer. They
invite all young men who are inter
esteds II only passively 20. to pay
them . visit. Answering questions
Is their forte.
Recruits are offered . chance Il
jin the aviation branch Of the
corps to enlist for foreign service
or enter one Of the schools In
which every opportunity is offered
to learn any kind Of a trade undel
the sun. The man who is W
against the bumps Of the world and
Is finding the going especially
tough in these times owes it to him.
| self to investigate what is offered
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johnson. Miss johnson enjoyed
the personal instruction d Karle-
ton Haekett and Frederick Walker
Of London and ID in constant de-
mand for eratorio performances.
The soprano and tenor soloists.
Ethel Benedict and Arthur Kraft
are we'll known to the tri-city
music iovers. This Will b Miss
Benedict's fourth appearance Is
soloist IN the Messiah. Her rem
dition Of the dimcult aria Rejoice
Greatly, o Daughter OF Zion," has
American singer who 10 rapidly
always pleased. Arthur Kraft is an
American singer who Is rapidly
establishing hipseh in the mind Of
the public - I lyric tenor Of pre-
eminent attaiuments. He 10 pleas
antly remembered BY those who
heard him In concert last spring.
That the tri-cities appreciate the
modest admission charge has been
reflected in . large advance sale
and accordingly the manager, Mr..
Wilhelmsen, has made provision to
have ample car service.
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oyster stew were .er,..
amount realized Wa ~.
which was considered rers.
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SIGN PEACE TREiw

Constantinople, Dec. s-A -,
treaty between Armenia, ana -. y
Turkish Nationalist is reno-. nv u
have been signed at AleIsns'ss.
during the night of Dec. "a
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- ! : SAMMY
||Dll|lIEs FOR
IIIS'MlRINES


efDsant Carl Hauptmsnn, who
charge Of the United States
: sine recruiting ONCE in Rock IL
] ~ believes that the branch, Of
Pes1Dept service be represents
pfs' invaluable advantages to the
J ing man Of today. One Of the
gsnost Of these IL the chance It
Gyes 70 achieve comparative inde-
pndence IL middle life. something
NAich many men point towards and
sgfive for but which few attain. Re-
cynt legislation affecting retirement
0f marines provides for the pay
psnt Of SO monthly to all those
who retire after 16 years'of service.
.H the marine sticks for 20 years,
Ihe leaves the service assured Of
~ per month until bis death. II
~ goes 30 years, this sum Ii in
creased TO 500. 1t is possible for
the man who serves only 16 years
actively TO put In IA years In the
marine corps reserves and at the
end OF that period have his allow
snce increased to the 500 figure.
Tho same Is true for the man who
serves 20, "a or 20 years in active
service. These sums are further
augmented by The addition Of all
permanent allowances granted for
good conduct, ability with the rife,
etc. g.
Through ut 50.
The average marine is SO years,
or even younger, by the time he has
reached the 30-year period and is
given permanent retirement, so that
with over 500 per month coming
he certainly can class himself as
Independent, Sergeant Hauptmann
points out. II he is so inclined be
, can spend all the money he receives
10 active service as fast as 1t il
given TO him and still never give
his declining years CT life a second
thought. IL he ends a long and hon.
cradle career in the service with
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All the News All the T1me-The
Arguo.
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These Shades Formerly Sold
AS High AS $35

You will not be confined to just few Styles the contrary you
will shades of every description in styles that thought
shades made Many Of these beautiful shades formerly sold
high $685. Just imagine these art designed shades with plain
figured silk for only $975. There rich color ombn
TONS too Surely there here that will harmonic perfectly with
your present furnishings These shades sale tomorrow
and displayed show window If desire beautiful
silk shade extremely low price don't delay minute come
early in the possible and get first choice At our Big
Floor Lamp Shade Special few weeks much
disappointed because they did get down early enough Avoid
disappointment by coming early tomorrow
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-08


For ne mex $4,000 gallons OF
less per month, per thou-
sand gallons. 49,. .'.i...35 cts
For the next e, 900 Gallons or
less per npnths per thou
sand gallons >. 1880. 2. 80 cts
For the next 95. 600 gallons or
less pei. month, per thou
sand gallons ,......,,25 cts
For the next $500 gallons Or
less per month, per thou
sand gallons .............20 cts
For the next $4,000 gali5lls or
less, per, month. per thou
sand gallons ..........15 els
For all that quantity In eX-
cess OF 10000 gallons per
month. per thousand gall
Ions ....n...........,. ,12A cts
Water by meter service for
ordinary purposes, such as
for public schools, high
schools, normal school, hos
pitfalls and other institutions
FOR general public good shall
be charged per thousand
gallons, per month. ..... .121a cts
The minimum charges for service
by meter, per month, shall be as fol-
lows:
Ali services 8 in. per month. s 100
All services q in. per month. 200
! All services lin. per month";. $50
| All services 1h-in. per month. 1000
All services 11s-in. per month 1900
Ali services Pin. per month Z. $500
/ All services gin per month";. 5000
All services Ain per month, . 125,00
All services Gin. per month";. 10000
All meter bills shall ne rendered
and be payable monthly.
| la) Whenever the consumer shall
elect to install a meier at his
own expense, or have the same
done by the city. the flat rate for
water service herein established
shall prevail until such time as
SAID meter is installed.
! OBJ When any consumer or his
premises is placed on meter. the
same shall so remain on meter,
1notwithstandiEE who may, after
ward occupy said premises.
| (c) All consumers of city water, out
side OF the city limits who may
be permitted TO become consum:
ers, shall install meters and ali
proper connections and fixtures
thereto necessary at their own
expense. and such consumers shall
| be subject to the provisions pre-
! scribed by the ordinance regulat-
| ing the government of the wate:
works OF the City OF Fairmont.
(d) All consumers of water by meter
shall be held responsible for the
reasonable care and protection OF
| the meter installed on their
I premises and should same be
damaged b. frost OF. other avoid
able neglect or carlessness, the
repair costs required to put such
meters in proper condition for
service shall be assessed to said
consumer. and collected with his
water rental.
Mn. w. CoNAWAY. Mayor,
Teste: LUKE C. ARNETT,
City. Clerk.
| Passed by the Board OF Directors
of the City of Fairmont, June-7. 1920
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peraonals


Miss Clara Cunningham of Fair
mont was visiting friends here Sun
Miss Parrish of East Run spent
Sunday here at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dicky Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WEIGH Of Fair.
mont were visiting Mrs. Welch's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. .Hupp
here Sunday.
Mrs. John Duncan. who has beert
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Claude
Pttzer has returned to her home at
Weston
Arnold Parrish of Fairmont was a
visitor, here Sunday.
Mrs. I'd Lemley and Miss Great
house OF Fairmont were visiting Mrs.
L. ]. Book here Sunday.
Richard Hagertv motored to Fair
mont Saturday evening.
u. Rand, A. s. Wells were visiting
relatives Il, Barrackyille Sunday
Miss Pearl Davis was visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Davis at
James Fork Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ridgeway OF
Barrackyille attended church here
Mrs. Matilda shroyer of Fairmont
was visiting her sisters, Mrs. Rufus
Downs and Miss Miliy McCray here
II. M. Williamson. ]. NJ. Downs and
Cleon Brand mctored to Fairmont
Saturday.
u B. Tennant was visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. yergil Toothman at Barrack-
vile Sunday.
Mrs, Z. r. Mccray and son Paul
of Fajrmont motored here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. oke Watkins of Fair
mont motored here Sunday evening.
Mrs Cole of Gypsy was visiting
her daughter Mrs. Arlie Jone here
sunday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. a

AN, ORDINANCE, To amend and
eeenaet Section 81, Section 35 and
Section s6 Of that certain ordinance,
numbered thirty six, passed June g.,
1918. entitled IAN ordinance, regulat-
ing and establishing rules for the gov
City Of Fairmont:"
BE II ordained by the Board of
Directors Of the City OF Fairmont:
That Sections "a, So and IS of that
certain ordinance, numbered thirty
six, passed June 8. 1918, entitled "An
ordinance, regulating and establishing
works Of the City Of Fat In emI AE BE-
and the same are hereby amended and
reenacted so as to read as follows:
Election "a al
The following shall be charged
for the, consumption Of water
within the city limits, and outside
OF the city limits twenty-five
Sc Sdded thereto for water sea- ser-
Where no meter has as yet
been installed the rates for wa
ter service, until meter has been
stalled, shall be as follows:
DWELLING HOUSES, ONE FAMILY
For faucet service, not exceed
For each additional room, per
For first bath tub, per year -. 400
For each additional bath tub,
For ss fiizs sa Standard sanitary flush zoo
closet. per year .......... 500
For each additional sanitary
flush closet, per year ....... 500
For first hopper water closet.
For cash additional hopper wa -'''V
ter closet, per year ......... 1900
Were ahoWer bath Is used instead
Of bath tub. and Independent of same,
II shall be rated same as bath tub. If
bob efc together, They shall be mt
ed 1s one.
DWELLING HOUSES. TWO. OR
MORE FAMILIES:
Dwelling occupied by two or more
faitiileg shall be rated as mans
dwellings as there arc families o.
supying the same and shall be so rat
ed according to schedule for water
service above.
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lI,rinais. lpubliel, each, per year 1900
Who're private concerns, indiyl-
duals. etc. apply for the in
stallation Of private fire
hydrants for private fire pro-
lection and other uses, the
same 10 he connected with
water system mains, rate for
water service. per MIGRANTS,
each, per year ..... $500
TINS charge is payable in
All other fire hydrants, each
per year Observation-Disclosures. $500
Stand pipe 2 inch line $500,
The above rates are the Il, rates which
shall be charged except where meters
are attached, and where the. meters
are attached the rates shall be charg-
ed as herein provided.
lb) Meters shall be attached to the
following places OF business and tho
rate charged as herein prescribed:
Apartment houses.
Bottling works.
Barber shops.
Brewery buildings
Courthouse.
Dyeing and securing works.
Diaries. milk depots, creameries.
Drug stores and fountains and all
other fountains.
Elevators.
Engines.
Factories.
Garages, (public).
Green or hot houses, tpublicl.
Hospitals.
Hose connections.
Larndries, tpuhlic).
Ice cream factories.
Ice manufacturing plants,
Printing offices.
Postoffices.
Restaurants.
Schools.
Stables. public: livery and boarding,
Soft drink stands.
Water motors.
Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. W. C. A builda
ings.
SecLion 80. (a)-
The board OF ilirectorf are here
by empowered and authorized to
attach water meters to all build
ings or premises where city wa
ter is used and all persons. firms:
or corporations to whom the q
ter rates are charged or assessed
or who are users of city water
authorized to use or consume
city water under the provisions
of this ordinance, shall have the
privilege of using water meters
II they so desire. II such meters
are furnished by such persons,
firms or corporations, they shall
be first approved, tested and seal
ed by the directo' Of water. or the
duly authorized officer OF his de-
partment.
METER RATES
Section So
The rates which shall be charg-
ed Tor water where meters are
used as herein provided shall be
as follows:
For the first $4,000 gallons or
less per month, per thousand
gallons ..................4 O cts
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plnner PartY,

Misses Jenness, Norma and Georgia
Downs entertained a number Of
friends at a dinner party at their home
near here Sunday. Those present
were: Miss Ethel Toothman, Harold
Schwarm and Richard Bentle OF Fair
mont, John Hsllam OF Pittsburg and
Kenneth Bartlett OF Lowesyille.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. N Williamson and
sistep Miss Helen Williamson. have
gon4 10 their home at Whitley. Pa,
whefe they will spend the summon
vacation, farming. Mr.. Williamson
was princtpal Of the local high school
the nae. tarm.
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Small Crowd.

On account of the disagreeable
weather only small crowd was in at.
tendance at the box and pie social
on the lawn Of the NJ. p. church,
South, Saturday evening, but neat
little SUM was realized
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Fred; Maud, William and Junior
Cooper, children OF Mr. and Mrs. r.
g. Cooper are confined 10 their home
with measles. One little son Rob-
ert has just recovered from the same
diseaac
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VISITING Parents.

Mrs. Mary Durham and son OF
Clarksburg were visiting Mrs. Dun
hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A, c.
Collins here Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Hall spent the
week end visiting Mr. Halls broth
or. Mr. A. c. Hall and family at
Clarksburg.
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SIS 10 Salvation ARMY.

The Victory Temple No. "a, Pyth-
ian Sisters Lodge OF this place gave
twenty five dollars to the Salvation
Army in their recent drive for funds
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RantIslna.

The protracted meeting at the
Church OF Ch.ist is Sill in progress.
sunday two young ladies were baptis-
Cd in the creek here by Rev. Chas.
Swishe5
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-08

Glen Book Is III at his home on Mil
street. He is threatened with pleu-
monia fever.
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Mr., and Mrs. Walter Harrison spent
the week end visii Ting Mrs. Harrisons
grandparents at Kingwood.
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spendIno Vacation Here

John Hallam, student In the Uni
varsity Of Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh,
Pa, Is spending his summer vacation
here.
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FARMINGToN


b Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith have
moved from the Lynch hats to the
Arcurt hats on Mi street.
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VISITING sister.

Miss Emma Shorden OF Grafton
vas visiting her sister, Mrs. e. Gun
ninghan bare Sunday.
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FOR SALE Household furnit0ro.
Inquire 116 Jacob street.
6-7-2tAs156
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FOR SALE Household goods and
light Roadster. nos CASTOR ave.
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FOR SALE Baby carriage. Apply
s11 East Ferry, street 6-7-2t-Si5e
FOR SALE OR RENT-Hanslord
Opera House, Parsons, w. Va. Any.
one Interested write TO Mrs. Mary A.
Hansford. Box Is. Parsons. w. Va.
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WANTED = Payroll clerk for coal
company operating Q miles from
Fairmont. Must live at plant. Salary
500. Address Box 1853, care West
Nirginian. 6.S-2t-S16S
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FCE SALE

FOR SALE Two story frame house
Slate roof rooms. bath. good eel.
lar, water, gas, electricity Close IN.
building, 6-S-2t.SI63
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FOR SALE-Three shares preferred
stock, one one.half shares common
stock, w. Va. Metal Products com.
pany. Call 1878. between 4 a. m. and
6 p. m. 6-h.lt.Sla2
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FOR SALE-casn Registers and Cred
1t Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. Clarksbufg.
w. Va. 2.I2.tf.72sl
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WANTED-Carpenters to work near
Morgantown. Apply B. NJ. Chaplin
Company, Farmers & Merchants
Bank Bldg. Morgantown, w. Va.
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FOR RENT

FOR .ENT-Room suitable for one gen.
.tleman. 215 Maple avenue. Phone
466.M. 6.S-3t.S159
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call
1921 or 211 Chicago street.
6-7-2t-S157
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FOR RENT-Two furnished or un-
to fgTnshs s1s rooms cs f9 ave gh5 hosse
FOR RENT-Front room. 1876 Monroe
Street. 6-7-2t--S150
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FOR RENT-Furnished loom Tor one
or two gentlemen. Modern convent
ences. First floor, Dormitory Apis.
6-S.3t-S160
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WANTED.-Boarde and roomers.
112 Raymond st. 6.5.7t.S103
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RAILWAY Mail aud Government
Clerk Examinations. Fairmont. Juno
Is, July Z. Men, women, is howard
Salary, $780, $1,000 Experience
UNNECESSARY. For free naaticrlars
write Raymond Terry tformer Gov.
ernment Examinerj ss6 Continental
Bldg. Washington. D. c. 6-5-5f-Si4S
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WANTED TO RENr-By family OF
two. Small modern house. Close
in. References furnished. Write p.
o. Box 10. 6.5.3t-S13S
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping. Phone
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MANTEp.

WANTED = Collector. one familiar
with Fairmont and vicinity. Per
nanent position. Good salary. Un.
ion Store, 217 Monroe ST. 6.S-3t-S165
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MAKE $40 day easily. Renrcachta-
tiyes wanted at Riyesyiiie. Brooti-
Grant Town. Address Lock Box sS 'S
6-5-2l -
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WANTED TO RENT or 8 room
house; ADDRESS box Sill care Of
West Ntrginian. 6-3-6t-S11f
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WANTED TO BUY-Used Edison
Cylinder Records. Address p. o..
Box 242, Fairmont, ". Va.
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ECI ASST led ADVER TlSlNGl
HELP WANTED-TdAIE

MANfEDI--A chauffeur Apply a. 1850
,. m, $50 Fairnionf Avenue.
49, 6-T-ft--Hf1I