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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

pany in irrigating portions Of the Salt
River Valley and starting the cultiva-
ton Of cotton in the heart of an Ari-
IONA desert marks one Of its brilliant
achievements. Besides owning cotton
gins and other equipment in Arizona,
another Goodyear auxiliary has gone
into the Imperial valley in California
and arranged TO take large portions Of
the cotton yield in that fertile region.
While the cultivated cotton does not
begin to supply the company's pres
ent needs, the project has been de-
veloped to care for future require
ments.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09
museum in its new welfare building
the largest in tho world

museum in its new welfare building
the largest in the world.
The California company begins
operation with 1000 employees, Of
which 700 are in the Offices and 1900
in the factory. One half Of the fac.
tory employees were experienced
tire builders sent from Akron to train
the 1000 men who will ultimately be
employed.
The new company has erected
many bungalows for its workers
financing them in the same manner
that it has enabled $4,000 Akron
employees to enjoy comfortable
homes.
Adjoining the factory, an aviation
field of 800 acres has been laid out
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

with large hangar for airships. This
field will later be the terminus Of the
company's air line between the Los
Angeles factory and its cotton planta-
ton near Phoenix, Ariz.
Production on the first day was 30
tires, but will increase to 500 daily
within month. Capacity production
will! be 5000 tires a day when the
plant is in full operation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09
CQrneHW B0drd

pensiue ltiseasily applied withhammer and nails
right to the joists and studding or over damaged
plaster Come in a1dsk the ideas in this book
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

Haying is on now in dead earnest
and the farmers are enjoying(?) one
of their busy seasons. A good crop L.
generally reported, but the price L.
remaining about the SIS mark, with
a few holding out for $50 per ton.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

Messrs. Will Prince, Bert Grant,
Lester Taylor and Alvin Kelsey Of
New Harmony were registered at the
Cedars Hotel this week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

Enterprise is making bid for the
crowd at their Twenty Fourth cele-
bration. 1t is reported that they are
going to have fine time there.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09

Travel to and from the railroad APP
pears to keep up strong, and the big
Is passenger auto bus is loaded to
capacity nearly every trip.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-09
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The stockholders of the Cedar City
Coop M. & M. l., met according to
the notice given on Tuesday, July
6, at $50 p. m, and on account Of so
few being present they adjourned TO
meet next Monday evening, at $50
p. No., July 10. To consider and de-
eide on the proposition Of consolida-
ing our interests with the Cedar
Sheep Association. A good atten-
dance is desired.
s. w. LEIGH, Sec.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28
LANE TO LEAVE THE WILSON CABINET

Secretary Franklin k Lane of the department of the interior has made the following statement concerning the report that he has resigned from the cabinet: "I have not sent a resigna- tion to the president nor even written it, but do contemplate going out of the cabinet and have withheld talking to the president about it because I do not wish to add to his burdens or wor- ries at this time. Nor do I know when the time will come when I can. 1 have thought it unkind to say any thing to him about the matter and that any mention of 1t now by anyone would be needless annoyance"
 Secretary Lanes admirers-and their name is legion-have often said that if he had been born in 1867 in- stead of 1864 they would not have to speak of him as MT. Presidential Im- possibility" The point is that he was born in Prince Edward Island and was taken to California at the age of three by his father
 of
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division.-1n the nDtter of Thisted & Ross, co-part- nership doing business as Pinnacle Rock Packing Company, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Thisted & Ross of Cordova, in the division aforesaid, bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of February, A. D. 1920, the said Thisted & Ross were duly adjudi- cated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of their creditors will be held at office of the undersigned referee, in Cordova, Alaska, on the 9th day of March, 1920, at 2 o'clock in the after noon, at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 EDWARD F. MEDLEY,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. February IS, 1920.
 .4.-.- .a44 $ s-a..5.s-3 as !
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FIX
 ECUTOR'S ACCOUNT

NO. 1(S
 IH the U. s. Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, Valdez Precinct, at Val dez. In Probate.
 In the matter of the Estate of Robert D. Gray, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that James Smith, executor of the last will and testament of the above-named de- ceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in this court, his final account of his administration of said estate; and that Friday, the 23d day of April, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the office of said probate court in Valdez, Alaska has been duly appointed by the judge of said court for the settlement of said final account, at which time all objections to said final account and the settlement thereof will be heard and determined. Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 18th day of February, 1920.
 JAMES SMITH, Executor
 Feb. 18-Mar IF.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28
By Elizabeth O'loughien

Rev. E. P. Ziegler favored the school with an interesting talk on art last Wednesday. After brief dis cussion of the subject in general he told of the life and work of Rem brandt in most interesting way. He promised us another similar talk in the near future, and we are all look ing forward to it, as this one was so th%aG0osh'y enjoyed. The Liberty CaIendar-Dorris Adams
 The American Equal Months Calen dar Association has introduced into congress a bill which provides for a change in our calendar.
 Many business men of the country have decided that if the months of the year were of equal length it would be | great convenience in transacting business. They would have twenty eight days to the month and thirteen months to the year By this change there will be two extra days which will not be in any month or week, but will be independent legal holidays. One of these will be called "New Years day." and the other, occurring every four years and corresponding to the 18th of February, will be known as Correction day." The new month will bSnamed Liberty" and will come between February and March. Legal holidays would always fall on the same day of the week.
 If the bill is passed by congress the new calendar will go into effect Jan. 1, 1922.
 Five of the girls in Miss Edelbrock's room gave her a pleasant surprise last Monday morning. Phyllis Downing, Margaret Porter, Irva Call, Helen and Sadie Pratt learned a Washington's birthday selection all by themselves and volunteered to recite it during the opening exercise period. Things of this kind show a good spirit and help to make a good school
 Jessie Graham said: Miss Keever, I wanted to talk while you were out of the room, but I wouldn't let my self" Jessie is learning one of the most worthwhile lessons when she learns and practices self-control.
 Miss Edelbrock was unable to be in school Friday because of illness.
 Room 3
 Neither tardy nor absent during February: Headlee Lamprey, Bryan Lamprey, Beverly McKenney, Matt O'Loughlen, Mike Shepard, Pierre de ! Vile, Helen Downing, Celia Friedman, Sphelia Howard
 Mike Shepard has a clean record for the whole year-the only one.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28


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The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28
SCHOOL NOTES
Continued from Page Six)

Continued from Page Six) netted but $20.6O as the result of the Payday sale there.
 The COrdOva Parent-Teacher AssO- citation has forty paid-up members. But we need more. Aren't you going to join at our next meeting, the sec- ond Friday in March?
 We welcome Marian Geer to our school. Marian has come from the Hoauiam, Wash, school, and is en- rolled in the Fourth grade
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-28
Ct1AS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY

JUNEAU, ALASKA OF THE WoRLD-PAYiNG OF THE MARKET understand we nay what the market advances
 
 advised
  to- and do PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR KINDS black pear i SIX $ 15O0 to$ 5000 Coyoes-Extra Mo- no reo-large FOX White - - Fox blue--Pices according color quality; prices average Fox silverWe a slver fox antee top prices for Be ship foxes and we will goods Prices range from 15000
  f1sher large dark - ~ 7500 to 12500  N1uskra fall Alaskan large Lynx extra large Mo- Land otter Qnterior) Land otter (Coast) 20O0 to 2750  Wolf 1,  Wolverine, Prices quoted cluding pale skins, priced in proportion WE ARE FORs IN THE NORTHWEST all Shipper
  quicker We have been business Alaska built extensive Canada, and in a By helping yourself to build business that belongs Alaska trader and sell direct price than elsewhere SAME DAy SHIPMENT RECEIVED. to bd and ship to place designate. All trial shpment the result will shipper. References: n " acoa Tacoma Wa Dexter Horton National Bank Seattle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
ROAD COMMISSION
c. OF C. FOR STAND
ON BOND ISSUE

Harry Cochran, manager OF inc
Wheeling Chamhrr Of Commerce. rec
.i> I'd Il letter y, st""d"y ir9m M stay
GOOD roads commission. thanking ihc
local body for III" >Iand taken IN re-
rarI, 80 thu $50. uuG. unn stat" bond IS
SUE The proposed bond Issue. WhiEh
Vas unanimously endorsed hy IN" !"'hi
body. VIII prnv,d" for LAS y r"huS
'hr0urhuut tho stat" Of West virginia.
Mr.. cochran in >p"al,lHS Of thc ProPUS-
!tiuu last uiEiIi "aid: ,..
"Thr bond iSSu" Will lac ot distinct
aGvnuiarc 10 tn" cit! "i Nh'"lInE as
thu largest III! in Ia" state. 1t WI!
link this community with every "ther
community IN the stat" 10y chain OF
good highways which make iraitlc
,I.ryWnrr" :: matter or 'NJG!m' ~.
SOM. uf IN" great advantages mat the
good roads program vii! bring about ar"
In. added trade that II VIII hrIr! INTO
VIE IL ug 10y ln'aHS "f ia" better hlGh-
WAYS: n" great $riNHutnl' Ia tour
" hn will conn. {" the state and TN" nucn
better travelling facilities PRESENTED 10
tn. pruIl,. Of nur own state.
1T j. rruI,"STL 10 raise IL" mug" sum
necessary {" carry "ui rlIr proErnn ny
add.uG IA tax ct $In I" thc uSuh! license
IT," at ivory auirm"hil" owner the
money Will first H." raised hy bond is
u, ihruugL"ut III" stat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

and by allied governments. secretary
Baker said today. before the mouse ways
and means committee. SuppIeincntlnS
the declaration Of General TaSkcr ~.
Bliss that Poland was the only pul"arK
against Bol$hovlSm."
The committee has before 1t the pro
posal of Secretary Glass 10 authorize
Sl5G,000 900 IN credits to European cnun'
tries for tho purchase of American 1000.
Supporting that project General hiss
speaking from his experience as Amer
lCan representative ON the supreme mn
ltarY council during the war ana as
member Of the American peace dclI "a,
ticn to Paris. declared that II folano
were uvcrrun. general revival OF the val
might follow.
Secretary Baker told tn" committee
that the allies and the United states
were planning TO furnish arms 70 th'
Tol"s. Such action was favored ny inc
Tinted States government. he SAID, ana
To- furnish food relief in Poland "nuI"
hc "prutcCtinC civilization rather IMAM
following out n "humanitarian impulse
Chairman Eordn"y said the commit
tee would determine Monday it's action
on the l10,0rU000 food credits mi:
General Bliss and Mr.. Baker SAID oiiIcih!
reports Indicated that after the ncNi
European harvest. help from the nIt"u
States for fuUdStun, would not DC nee
CsSary.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

April ~, III. mad" ~ Anna y. Dtrrin-
ger and ri."T"r H. i'"r!nE"r heE nus,
band. - "hari'+ M"''am'%. IrnS,",. ~" ,h,
,risr.. # IN. clark nf tn. county Court
81 rni" Counts. West Virginia; IN Trust
bed BOOK Nc. '2>. mage 81, the UNDER
sis9@ t 64{y VII Tni TT!I On a. 1920.
rnrnIrerc!r" n 10 u'rln,h Il. IL. OF mat
d.v.at the ii,rrrh trout door "f tn" Court
l,H,i~,. m tn" tty 1T Wheeling. ON"
Cru.i". tE">' Virginia. the following
phia Irs'r.... udsn county. West Nir.
ANNA. nuaH,.I a.'L Described as follows
l.n; umnl"r"L ca. 81 on IN" plat OF
n,h Paris. ~n:rh rlat = rrr"-d"I on IN"
~ I'..: Eruk NJ. =, lhE" 10: reference
I, wn...fi ,.ia; e. Il r" mad" i"r NOR"
,,rfI.rI.a" n.~rriTt"'u. ;pE't h"r WIN AZ
a;.., singular ,,!rrr"u. all improvements
I'D aH""rt"n''"',H an" h"r"ui'aanniShoT1
-, r,.:li, hrl"n"iiE. IIi being al 81
,ll~ sane property '"rN"E"d I" Anna NJ:
I,...r.., -" Of ih" f'r>I ILr;. 10y deed Ui
~. pa Ia. InN'.ir"at ASs"riati"n. 4
,uI:, ""i -. w"i.h decd - dAicH IN"
81 d., - Nnrr;. iri7. and is recorded in
~. Stree, e "a, Clerk ri III" county
t. ~: ,r Obi, county. West Virginia.
rive ,n.. vii =" made ~':'rtiy subject
- ali tie agreements. ilnNHi:"r, anu
r.r,G.ti.,l, u,rl.,.u..d IN -" d,"d la';
, 'd,.,?.!. ",.r more particular c"Sr?ip-
;,nh$ thereof. REFERENCE. IL hereby made
Tt:i:NiS ur' SALE: U"c-third &c tn"
Purchase u'''rr.i. :; =" ;@Hcn NOR, a.
In. pur,.h.,S"r '',r% "!"'' !" pay ChSh IN
band an ii... dtr 80 sab. a"d III" resi-
,iu, j.. ~" "u,..h !u%trllw"n'S. Way"nl"
:, SI...".iNa ~ IL "iN m"nlaS ana 'E'N'
,'r,., -, nv, nav .ri>;, 9 MS nr&"I H.
i'll r~rIrffsr~. II. r,> f"r ~" deferred
,.,v,.,,...f>. the lea, Il" h"!u" retained
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TlTC 4 = 4 8Y SSS79
by RMtl1 Cameron g
THE UNFORGIVABLE SIN

saw so In so many words? Besides, We
worked mighty hard for my success night
and day. and | think ! owe moro 10 my
self for il than to anyone else.
Says tho elder brother: i didn't 90
ANYTHING for him that I wasn't glad 10
do, hut | would have liked 10 fccI thai
H. felt grateful. If he had just SAID
now and then TO me-. or In someone elSs
in nv presence. how much II had meant
g. him. l would hav" been more IMAM
satisfied. But he almost never u'u
And like a fool. l tried 10 MAKE mn =
and then il was all OF. lies n"unn ne
won't he grateful now. and he's got II
nil nIcd up in his mind that l dldht 90
. very much after all. and that III some
WAYS n" would have gotten on pStteF
without me-"
One Is Sorry For Both
ono is so sorry for both IN" hr"tncrS.
md one understands SOn'tNtAH hO"
both Of th"n feel
FOR while mos; "f us have Suhcr'a
from the person who meyer SONS crate
Cul for what W try 10 d" for E'in' we
have also suffered from tn" persons VINO
IS always asking for ErhutUi".
OF ruurs". iho really i'm" ana h"auI .
ful WAY To- l,INC j. without any thought
Of rraihr or gratitude. freely and natur-
&l'v, a thr sun gives us heat. or IN"
.qrih gives Us SuEt"naEc". jut ON!
the very pr'I'"St r"opl" and mothers
eyer roach ard stay long on these
narhte. Nul ! suspect ihat even th"!.
d,rp down IN their hearts. sometimes
f,...l that aching hanging for gratitude
that they are too NM |" cypress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
BROTHERHOOD men
ENJOY BOWLING

4 meeting of tho EroiEcrEoOd of the
s.. James I.uthcrnu "hurCh WIS held last
rvrnlnr. Iarr" nurEl,- w"r" pre- ent.
Follow -" h!,In"rS session which
was short u" mon wrNi /" the y. " G.
\ bowling allows. wG-T. tho" enjoyed
y very pi,"-an' IT," IN bowling.
Tho" wo"r w" twelve mon teams.
r1NrqIu.rI l,v . u. Ritter and O. W.
7 .ni:r Roth trans bowling very good
,ach winning n game. The men expect
- howl tn" "thrr cam" I'm the near IA
turr to SO" which team is the best.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
wE1NsrEIN RELEASED.

NEW YORK. Lau. I5.--frcC CORD Vein
stein. chief e s;atf If Ludwig {. 4. N.
Martens. III -rv!'d Soviet ambassador
{" rnr 1'nit"d States. TODAY was released
on $In.1un bail from Ellis Island. where
nr Lae bee: held for several days.
,-,aI # SGI. nOu III Liberty bonds.
=, r,rascrIirg rhrr" score more radicals
h, ~ Ht h,c island w"r" taken ih"r" to-
dal hy ATTORNEYS for men and women ar
rested in recent raids on "AIremr!sIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MILLIONS are suffering with rheLms.
tisn Most important dlscov very OF ths
age. A herb that actually drives tn
most stubborn case OF rheumatism eii-
Urc!y out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astoundcd at tie re-
suits. especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives Uanteo. 3l.l5 pound
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. ca,i:!;'
MIA uS~SS-d
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM--+.5 feet. ris-
ing: clear.
MOEG ANTOWN-I@ feet. stationary:
cloudy
WARRFN-I:6 feet: cloudy.
PARkERSBCRG-9 feet. falling;
Oil CITY-2.S feet. falling: clear.
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wAHrEp-position open for ono

wANTED-Position open for one or
two lady bonkkcepers. Must be
thoroughly competent and furnish best
Of references. Liberal salary TO start
and an opportunity for advancement.
Apply by letter in own handwriting,
give age, stating time and amount "
previous experience, also indicate sal
airy expected. Address Opportunity. care
Of th,: lnteIligcnCCr. ja-lG-h
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Must be experienced. Good salary.
and permanent position for the right
girl state age, experience and when
available. Address T. .. Box 6:5,.
Wheeling. Ja-lI-i
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WANTED-wc start yon in the candy
business. al home, small room. or any
where. Everything furnished. Earn
SEQ wkiy, up. Men-women. Experience
unnecessary. Advertise candy. Write
for particulars. Speciality CandymakinS
CO. 5-South 18th ST. Philadelphia: Pa.
ja-l3-iawks.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN for coffee by long establish
I'd ruastcrs. REQUIRE thoroughly en-.
pcricnccd salesman. with successful
record and personal acquaintance retail
"ruccrs Wheeling territory. Give par
iiCulars past and present positions. age
salary Replies confidential. Unusual
"puortunitv for right man Leverinc
Cnffre Co. Baltimore. Tim
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wArrED-To buy good double bass
yinl. four strings with necessary
CONTINENT. Make price right and droI
:, line 10 Orchestra" care the 1ntclli-
rnnrcr ja-l4-i
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DIED.

Chicago. H.. on Tuesday,
January Is, 1920. LILLIAN MORAN,
noe Smith. in the 36th year OF heI
age.
Funrra! services from the residence o!
her mother. Mrs. Lidia Smith. No. ):
Thirty-scventh street. on Saturday
afternoon at > o'clock. Iaterment at
McMcchcn cemetery. Friends OF the
family invited TO attend.
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KERTLEEon Wednesday. January IL

1920. at his home at Beech Bottom:
FRED HERTLER. In the 3lst year OF
his age.
Funeral services at the family home
Thursday evening at o'clock. Body
will thea ne taken 10 the home OF his
sister. Mrs. Vim. ]. Kaiser. No. !Set
WarwouL avenue. where funeral ser
vices will be hold Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. lutcrment Weeks CENT
ctcry, Bridgeport.
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man wants ipcritsor
To- take care Of lawn and general cut
side work. Apply zoos Chaptne.,2%I
~ ja,i9sf
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WANTED-PEMALE.

wANTED-Girl for collectin depart
'Iacnt, preferably one with experience
in this work. Splendid opportunity and
good salary for an ambitious girl who
can qualify. State age. experience and
when available. Applications will be
kept strictly confidential. Address p. Q.
Box 625, Wheeling. ja-l6-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

tI,itn shors. ia thu "OrcE? I'd At
lqcJmoni. ". Va. for sal". cheap TO
MIX huvcr. ,iasrln" engine. and com
rl":a equipment. Excellent established
business Good REASONS. tor selling. Nd
tr..!. ! Frrsyih HarriSr". attorney FIR
owner. L. l.. No. -. Piedmont. W.. Va
N"'' ja-iJ-.
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WANTED-Solicitors. local proposition.
salary and commission. Call 2S4l.
ask for store mgr. ja-lJ-f
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FOR sALE--l;rirh houses at l3t ana
i&f I1th street. ais" small frame
nousA IN rear. Mas; u. removed immc'
d:ltciy to max" rad tor nc" nu,!d-
jrr Can be sccu any time. Call Mr..
W'a'ann. Imperial Ice cream Company.
- "'''' ja-l4-h
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wANTED-WaitrcsS. experienced. II J.
III. To : a. III. reference required. t.
s; -. y. VI. e. ~. BenTood, W. Va.
ia-S-l
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FOR sALE-One 200 cgs candle incu-
6ator. VIII sell at low price. G: VI.
Warden. WciisburG. Phone lS' var
unnJ ja-l3-l
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REAL ISLAND HOMES.

hSAh - nOInAS.
Or" r.1as and bah. uO!ryu Ia every respect.
iar.ns Sta! nary clC4m,ii: S,>;rm Stepping porch
IorrA ard front i,rrH Laundry with stationary
t'!hs. 81 nr~'y drrnr~iri and PAINTED. Out u AL
fl'vdN Possession any zine.
Amuc- ro"us and bath. Virginia street near
BrnadEar
Also two double houses Tia; are EDod Investments
Proposition.
All an be h1r-' 4: 1 price Iar below their value
ChAS. =. PAUL co.
sol Wheeling Bank & Trust Building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for good local
propOsition. Salary and commission.
Call aSil, ask for store mgr. ja-l5-i
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FOR sALE-Good farm, Of lla acres
with room house. barn and silo:
Whole farm undcrlatd with coal ana
gas: IL. miles south ~ Spcidtl. ONO.
tShurch and school within 4 mile. For
address Edward Il. SSutL
BarneSvillc, OHIO. Ia-Iu-l
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roR sA1E-Onc four cylinder 100 II. r.
Bruce Macbeth gas cnsine. direct con-
,ertrd 10 General ElcCtyic generator.
t1rc Two cylinder % II. =. Macbeth gas
,.nrir,. direct connected to Alli3-Chal.
mrrs generator. Both outfits in GOOD
ronGitiun and complete with starting
system. May 10 seen IN operation. Ad-
Ja-li-k
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wANTED-MALE.

WANTEp-Porter. Apply Whites Ba-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16

FOR sALB-FarIn % g. acres. 10 room
ed house, hot and cold water. bath.
good spring. spring house near kitchen:
three story bank barn llN32 IT., silo and
other buildings. Located one mile from
HarrisvIIe. = milo from Harrisvilie
and Adnna pike. Good dairy farm: ].
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-16
TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Seven room house. cellar and hall.
well and Cistcrn water on porch. about
Gu fruit trees barring. Poultry house
and yard. House four years old Lot
6nX?oA@S0 feet. Possession March LIST.
$500.
FRANK AND RARRELL SMITH
ELM GROVE, W. VA.