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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the written consent Of owners Of
more than two thirds Of the capital
stock Of the Lawrence County De-
velopment Company. corporation,and
pursuant to the resolution OF a stock
holders meeting held on September 20,
1921, the corporate existence OF the
Lawrence County Development Com
pany has been terminated and It Is
winding up it's affairs, and r. d. Hin
kle, Jr., has been appointed rs trustee
in dissolution.
witnesseth our handEhis goth day of
September, 1891 9-27-4t
LAWRENCE COUNTY DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.
BY william Meade. President.
r. d. liinkie, Jr, Secretary.
At Richardson. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

AZ Two amendments to the Kentucky
constitution are to be voted on at the
November election, which are intend
ed to give the Legislature the power
to improve our school laws. One pro-
vides for abolishing the election Of a
State superintendent by the people
substituting therefor a plan to have
this officer chosen by a State Board
OF Education appointed by the Cover
nor and serving without pay This
board is to have nine members. not
more than five OF whom shall belong
to one political party.
The other amendment permits the
State Board to use 10 per cent OF the
school funds to help the poorest coun-
ties have standard schools. This is a
very worthy amendment. Our advice
is to vote for both the amendments.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30
TWIN BRANCH

Clyde lobe has returned home from
West Virginia.
School opened here Monday with
John Perkins as teacher.
Thurman Hughes OF Blaine was here
Tuesday.
Hazel lobe spent Saturday night
with Miss Reba Adams.
Mrs. Sam Burton and Mrs. Esta
Dunlay were calling on Mrs. Birdie
Adams on Monday.
Alma Kitchen Of Overda was shop
ping here Monday.
Mrs. Cora Derifieid was shopping
here recently.
Rube Adams and Lando Clevenger
passed up Twin Branch Saturday.
Morton Young. travelling salesman,
was through here recently.
THREE OF US.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30
FOR sALE.-stock q merehandI!

FOR sALE;-Stock Of merchandise
a. invoice prices. II is new and well
bought. Also. building for sale. WIN
reduce stock to suit purchaser. It
takes all cash to buy stock OF mer-
chandise. VIII give easy terms on
building.
Am doing a good business and will
prove II to you. Reason for selling
am engaged in the manufacturing bus
mess in Cincinnati and am need
there. II any one expects to buy my
stock less than cost you need not call
o' write. For further information call
or write to ]. ISRALSKY, Louisa, KY.
2t.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30
Husbands Death Costs
Wife Award for Injury

Frankfort, Sept. 22.-Because Ed
Gayhart, miner. employed by the Elk
horn Piney Coal Mining Company
F1oyd-co., died before lump sum in
demnity Of s6o5.64 could be approved
by the workmen's CompensationBoar
his widow loses that money.
She also failed to establish that his
death was due to the injury incurred
In the course of his employment. and
receives no compensation for his death
This is the first case presented to
the Board on the issue, whether a
weekly indemnity award gives the in
jured employee vested right in unac-
crued payments, which his admins
traitor can enforce.
The Board holds that awards for in
juries are personal. and cease with the
death Of the injured employees.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 5, AN IMPORTANT DAY
TO THOSE WITHIN SHOPPING DISTANCE OF
ASHLAND'S BIG STORE - FAULKNERS

The success Of Ashland's first month
IL sales day was beyond expectation.
III at success was due tn the o-opera-
ton OF Ashland's many good mer-
Giants. Throughout our store we Off
or special inducements to the thrifty
shopper. and not in many months has
the store been SO busy as it was on
that day, and now we are planning for
ger and better .han ever, Wednesday.
October 18th.
Every department in the store will
be represented by offerings that are
beyond comparison in price and quail
fty That the statement st came from
Faulkners' shall ever possess signifi-
cant meaning to the discriminating
shopper. has inspired our policy to all
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

ways sell Faulkner merchandise on a
basis OF intrinsic worth rather than
low price. yet 1t is fact possibly not
known to those who have never Wis
tied this store that where prudence
limits ones expenditures they can I'M
questionably invest to a better adj
We ntage at "Ashland's Big Store"
Come in next Wednesday and get
acquainted, share in the many UNI
common savings to be had here at this
time. If you find 1t is inconvenient
to shop here personally on that day
mail us your order, dated Wednesday,
and we will fill it at the sale price for
that day
The w. E. Faulkner Co.
ASHLAND, KENTUCKY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

CLERKS, is upwards, for Postal
Mail Service. s12d month. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars OF
examinations write r. Terry (former
Civil Service examiner), 1927 Conti-
mental Bldg. Washington, d. c. st.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

Women have been summoned to
serve on the jury in Johnson county to
try Pate MCKENZIE for the murder OF
James Melvin and J. II. Reynolds,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

Last Friday evening Mrs. John Cum
mings entertained the members OF her
Sunday school class at her home. The
evening was very pleasantly spent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30
NOTICE.

There will be an ice cream festival
at the Green Valley school house Sat
urday night, October 1. RUBE BER-
RY, Teacher.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

Coal is still selling below what it
costs most of the mines to produce it.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

The Lawrence Fiscal Court will meet
in regular semi-annual term next Tues
day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-30

otraiunt vv's Win ssT--
dorb are priced from tt25 70 s.
Plain voiiinps are priced At S5e per yard and the
fancy patterns from Sc 20 SIPS. These are in
the new pattsrns and may be had In most any
desired costume ahade
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13

and in accord with the vogue
we will offer Monday two
charming reproductions of
imported models original
and Enthusiastically Partisan
in every detail.
One model, developed in
lustrous crepe de chine and
lace, is an adaptation of one
of Renee's most successful
frocks, and shows the char
acteristic Renee note in the
draping of the skirt, and the
treatment of the Spanish
lace sleeves. B lack or
Brown.
Another frock (illustrated)
is developed in a fascinating
combination Of Spanish lace
and Georgette, over Satin,
and is notable for it's grace
full draping, and long lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
GREAzZ Y REDUCED

100 Smart Frocks Of Canton Crepe and Crepe
de Chine. Regularly $3.50 to $500. Now 295o
so Crepe Satin, Canton Crepe, or Crepe Meteor
Dresses Of exceedingly high quality
Regularly $3.50 to $3.50 Now to 81. so
Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
We Will Introduce in Our Blouse Department
Monday
VlyeNa FLANNEL Sports
Bl0uSeS
perfectly man-tailored
at $50

For the woman who wants her sports outfit to be
as correct it is smart these blouses will meet her
needs. For the woman who admires tailored
clothes, they equally effective.
Cut extra long like mans Shirt with pleated back
to allow plenty of room for unrestricted arm move
ment, two mannsh pockets, and turn-back cuffs
that fasten with pearl links. In All white and
white with smart stripings
New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Misses Marvel7a or Corona
Goats, Special at 80. 50 J

Soft velvety Marvella Corona needs no intro
duction, for their lovelness has met with instant
approval And the models entirely worthy of the
fabric, displaying charming variations of the mode
and novel trimmings. Handsomely silk lined and
interined. Second Floor. X
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

adult group are Mrs. William q Far
mer. Mrs John L. TAFT. and Rev. ]. v.
Smith. Mrs. J. f. McBurney XIII be =
charge OF tn" chiidren's srour. h'S
Ethel \. Harvey ",'l be the leader c:
the "a n,r group. consisting Of home All
FOREIGN missions aud Bible study for
Monuay, and from Tuesday 20 Satnroa:
the tim. viii be :ak"n Up IN tlo,e Zee
turcs. homo and foreign n''Gsion casSe-
and recreation.
mr. t,cnrco ". Fculcs Is occupying
pr. Ecuchcr cottage WIN MS hmlly
tor the rest OF the season.
Miss jennie NTH OF ashingtnn, tne
railroad rvanGclist. vas Eisllo,: one
IS one ., the pioneers OF the rark.
lnrror cunningham OF Marietta. O..
has rented the DOMAIN cottage for tn:
season. -
Mrs. Luddinston Is 4 baltimore ar
Sir. and Mrs. Henry May we're visl-
tors from IIaGerstown.
Mrs. Thomas pcveny Of Falrmont. has
up"ncd Her cottage.
Richard ". Edwards. son or NJ. anu
Mrs. y. ". Edwards has to'ned taen
at thcir co,ae. here. He ATTENDED the
tcn-day -ncampmcnt OF the NashinS.on
High schooI cadets at Camp slmp;en:
Previously. he had trip UP laxes
'ieorg" and 'hamplain; u. c.u,.
Mrs. AMMAN and daughter MISS Calhe.
ST. Iru.s. ar occupying the S"t1Se
they livcI in last sea son.
Lou Stone and family OF wheeling
wc-n visitors.
Rev. .Jr. and Mrs. William II. shult1.
Charleston. W. Va we're guests OF Kew.
Dr. and Mrs. Archibald Moore At OAK
land.
l'nc Rev. Charles Shaw Of PhilsAei.
phia. is the guest OF the Rev. w. T.
Bayle rector of ST. Matthews Epieeo-
pal church. Oakland
Mrs. r. l.. Cunningham. who opened
the family cottage here, has been VISIT
, ing N rairmnn;.
Judge and Mrs. W:Tbur II. Thomas ara
here from Martinsburg.
Mrs. George l.. ricweg. daughter Ace
l3idc and sister. Mrs. r. F. Verneua',
arc visitors frcm Wheeling.
Mr.. anI Mrs. Frank wtleonE retu-seo
10 Fairmort after a tuo weeks stay
Mr. and Mrs. F. o. HtnehauIt and
family OF kingmont, W. Va. are nero
for several weeks.
Mrs. A. ". Rapn returned to Caarks'
burg. after visit nero.
Mrs. James Rodney and family re-
turned TO Broaddus. W. Va. 1ttEr
months sojourn here.
The Odd Fellows OF Maryland West
Virginia and Pennsylvania have pre-
nar"d a program for an elaborate re-
Mr.. and Mrs 4. T. EIupp. wheeling.
mot"rci hnre 70 remain month.
Mr.. and MIS-. E b. Smith have return
ed t. fSIrnont. -
Mrs. =. A. Hihos and Mrs. Emma II
Johnson and daughters. Mary Gathering
ard f'r1a. Uniontovn. are guests ~ tic
Mountain Lake hotel for two weakS
The Re-. r. Z. l.. Strtder. rector OF
6, Matthews Episcopal church. Wheel.
ing. joined the summer enca mpment OF
inc choir boys Of tho church here.
Misses Abby and Almtra Brown OF
Wood sdale. W. Va, are here for 4 stay
of several weeks.
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~ ard Ms. Tow Tcelan left for
Wheeling TINS morning where they Will
attend HaSon!" picnic.
r;rrrEc Ta,i"r IS HON" for a fsw days
from ii"li,rr.%. "a. where Ec is work
INK ~ tn" oil fields.
Mis- MIA Monroe - IN" Eueat OF
MIS., Hazel 'tutt"c Of Warrington.
Mor k"r, took his SUNDAY school
.,as. ri young boys on for pen {
TnurSIa: they m"r"r,I To Fish Creek
I'D hi II very eng! ah!c time.
Mr.. V,rn u"Irr" !ett Thursday frr
~" East on q business uip.
mas. johnson has g"n" 10 Cleveland
g. p"rk I'll business pi"ha up here.
Mr. md Mrs. Emory Gates Of Wheel
J.. ". rHsh. Ron Kent. Marry Elhin
anI GEORGE Watson nr"iorsd to West
Ul"1and.r today.
F",u III" EI'sts Of Sir. and Mrs. {. e.
Fish ari Mrs. Finrcncr Watson left
TnrrNday f"r Nor home AT New
Slrartsvil. Mrs. Watson returned home
Win thorn :"r short visit.
Sir anI Mrs. Charles Howard and
motoring trip through tho East.
Mrs. =. =. F!sh waa visiting friends
N Wncci,nS Thursday.
Misc l. rtnfiS MuTpHH ~ SpcnH'Hh IL
few da.s In MnundsviI!c. she Visited
friends in Wheeling Thursday.
MSS LuCI!r King Was shopping In
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs Henry Church arrived from Hun
drcI Thursday where sho spent few
days visiting friends,
Miss HclI:n JUilin is III at her hume
oil Nigga street.
Mis- Mabel Lopez VAS visiting
friends in Wheeling ThursG
Mr. :. ". MrArdlc and daughters
Maud ant Myrl arrived home Thursday
from Jan" Lew. ". Va. where they
were Visiting. relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gramlich 81
Franklin. Ia. were the guests of rel
atIyes hero Thursday.
m. MrJ!ton and John Summcrfelt
left this week for Ford city. a. where
they VIII work at their trade unt!l bus
mess picks up al the local plant
Mr. +. ". Howard. son and daughter
Who have been in Texas for the past
two Gears arc wishing relatives here.
Nj Maudr Carney and daughters
Lenorc and Mary returned this week
from harrisburg where they haE. been
visiting relative, for the past week.
Mrs. Ar Earnest and Mrs. Nellie
Schar"- were visiting IN M"undsvil!c
Thursday.
I'd Hutchinson. who has been visit
ing his family here. returned Thursday
FOR cleveland where he is employed as
morti"ian.
Russell Stewart. RI wheeling. ~aS a
business caller in cameron Saturday
evening
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william II. FrIzier.

William Fl. Frazier h!"d 4; his hor1"
A. West Alexander. Ia. Saturday "I"-
ming AZ 7:4j O'Clock. at tn" az" ~ s.
Years. Funeral services WI 10 he'd
Tuesday morning a: lN:&n with E"v.
Jacob Rublc Officiating. lr;errucnt vel.
be III Yves; Alexander Cemct"r:.
Mr.. Frazier was horn and I've! N-a"-
tica,ly his cntir" lii" n W's'"hl"1-
and"r For eight or go. y"ar" how
ever. he conducted a grocer" bus n"ss IN
BHilatre. Ohio. lie was on" II IN" best
nnowu residents II THIS s-ot-ou.
Surviving arc MS widow. or" brother.
David r.. OF Aida. Okla. AMI on" sister.
Mrs Agnews J. Blaney, Of los Angeles
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NeHunAn Services.

Funeral services will be hell thiS AZ
te-noon 1t $40 o'clock from tho Scnd",
funeral home for the la;e August G,
Seauinan, who hied Saturday morning
AT hts home In M"urd$vtil". deceased
was x H2t!v" Of Marshall county and
was one % the VOL known residents cN
this Vicinity. He MS 4 member ~ The
Lutheran church ard ais" of tho Loyal
order .. Moose. Mrs. hurley Thompson
q this city. Is z sister. and one brother.
John -: MoundsVilie, survives. Rev. W.
=, UItert Of 81. Johns EvaOCctical
church. will ornciate. and iat"r-rrnt VIII
be made in Greenwood.
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SIS PAY INCOME TAX
ON MILLION OR MORE

Washington. July "t..-Pcopla who
net income are paying III" Eovcrnm"u-
practically two-thirdS OF = in taxes.
according 20 preliminary statistics o.
income for 1919. issued tonight by tNc
Internal revenue bureau.
individuals having $1,000 900 or more
not income paid Ses.o?6.99 IN income
t7xrs 20 ~" federal government during
1919 on ar aggregate not tn"om" "i
Sl52.550."t5. There wcr" Sixty-nve q"
thes" taxpayers raying an av"rlrc ~
Sl.5224a2 each. N" aycTnr" rate Of AK
being s4.ST per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake Tark. Nd. July G.
Tho Ba'm"r" E0%orth lcaSu" "t the
Methodist Episroral church has been
holding ~ institute this week, cover
ing cverT day. There were about Ell
delegates including many from Wash
ington. Chaplain Francis NJ. Mccoy ~
the United States army. is dead Of this
Institute and I1r. Rnllin II. Walker and
bishops Mcdowell and frazer. arc the
principal speaker. Its sessions con-
clude tonight
tNtrnsiv" preparations arc being
mad" TO- tho School Of Missions which
opens August l and lasts until August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
Mrs.. Cecilia Bukey.

The uc;.th 90 MSS. Cecilia GuAvy.
aC"I 81. one -: ;hC hos; hnuwu and Vel.
Lowell women IN rark"rshurS. removed
the oldest ,ivinS GcadU~;~ "f Mount De
th2n;a' academy. Ms. EuS'y did sat
urdJ! morning ~ the homo "f h"- son.
''hArles \. BVhCy. after An Illness Uf
4 Bout ono year. She vas born In Ire
land in ISS; and came - tho nItcl
States when quite young. \ widow "t
III" Ia;c r"l. Van darkness ECk"y. SA"
viii Pc aid IT res; r"Sid" the grave -
her DISTINGUISHED husband /. Arlington
Cem"ts-". Virginia. The body was taken
{" Washington Sunday afternoon.
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henderson Ritss,

Sunday attErr""n ~ ) O'Clock. FROM
tho home ~ hts son. pr .. L. LENDER
son. No. rs hsy avenue. Elm Grove.
funeral services w~-H hold for tho tat"
Francis NJ Henderson. aged Sc. pc"mi-
r"nt resident % Ohio county. VII" did
Friday evening following a brief III
ness. NJ. Henderson Mas u life-,oNS
resident ~. Ohio couaty. Services we're
n charge OF Rev. l.. r. Lew"l.Nr -
Stone Presbyterian church. and inter
fHcnt took piac" n stone Church ccTn1-
tory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
Judge Septtmus Kama

Pasadena. Cal. July ct.--IGdr" S"2,
linus Hanna. former pastor and nr,t
reader OF The Mother CHvrCh oC H."
CHRISTIAN Scientists ~ E0StnO. dI"d
here today. aged :; yNarS. JudG" Hanna
sucrecdcd Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy MS
president % the Massachusetts Me'a-
7tyslca, College. regarded ~ christian
Scientists as ;he cradle of thn,r church.
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Mr.. Eliza whrr1ck.

Tho body 81 Mrs. Eliza Wa:rl-A. as;rG
-. &c RtrucSS III. -. has U""u shipped
:" ,hac place. fu.!"W.TS death StturII?
"v"CIuS u, Oh" Valley General hospital.
So U.s. brought TO tho lOCAl institution
,IS: Sunday AID death WAS due I"
complication Q! diseases. Sh" i sur-
y:Nct .: h"r husband. ;Ho daughters
3, nj INC SOrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

r'oE SNtI,-Flrm loi acres. located IN
to- ;ir"s. community. Jefferson Co.
r,.!o. an otAe be;~".n NJ. il"asan: and
r'.aas2n' 'i-ocs, s"'"I room frame
house Aa-- sifc. all other buildings.
Within . miles ~ first grad" high S"ho".
I'D rnur,h. Farm avs w"l.. VOL water
- 80 trslii hear.n; treas. IN acres good
-7hs- hau,v 20 god markets Bargain
- currt Sa's. Mrs. Eh7obe'h E"er'.
Aaeua. ,rtr. y =. =. No. =. jy-l?-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
mScELLANEoUS.

= :; ENGrNEER OFFICE Wh""N'S.
II Va.-Sna'ed proposals wilt be re-
csrsa NAre = ! y. eastern t.T"l JG.y
= al and 'Nsn opened. r"r construr-
TING NO 'wn-s'n-y taelTH-ro>m lock
I4e2e-s double hoU~"S AZ each Of NatuS
>.oS - ard =. Oh:" r.,"r. Further IN
fnr-n7 ton CT Application. jy-san
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

NacIl Sok!rw. O: Cambridge. ONO.
paid +" attention t. tho t:aft!C officers
on Market street running ras' the block
and also on N" oft I'D" ~ Marh"t
street. po!!c"mlH FLANAGAN arrested
him. lilo was lined s. AMI costs ny
judge John s. Riiz Saturday MEn' IN
polite court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

\ gang q: - men WI s'"T- Wh""''
irG-s reservoir IN HcNt Sunday. Assist
ant ,lty MaHascr Far. Fc't""-d N So
lecting tho men - 10 the work "i!l my"
Only those who arc uE"ml .r!"b ~ the
present time
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C!;y Health Commissioner I'r. y. II.
Narschner Is n"T drafting ordinances
to he acted upon 10y citv council rcEuiai-
!rc swimming pools. Many Of tie swim
MINK pools ar" unNar:tlry and stringent
rules viii govern The pools Another or
dinancc vii, lie 20 hav" the Elm Grove
water plant Il thorough cleaning and
TOW Alters Installed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

Mss Martha Glenn has boon APPOINT"
20 su~,"cl Miss MaCEarc' hHi'. '"'.''
,ut,n. wrl.ar" nurse, WI" rr"-n'N re-
c.rr.d Miss Marie Marriott WILL ais"
bcru.n" as~,-.iatcl VIII ~" h'A.iA de-
rar,n"nt "n August J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
DIED

HEN 1E:FISON--On Friday. July %. 1921.
az 9.05 O'Clock :. m. a his Eomo No.
ll5 q Avenue. Elm Grove. FRANCIS
NJ. HENDERSON. in his 6j.G year.
Funeral notice hcreafi"-.
CROCKARTr-O on Friday. July -cri. .2cl.
IT 4.5h o'clock 4. m. at Pittsburgh.
IA. ECU. Il CROCkAEiN IL tho
?4tn ysar az his az"
Tho body has been removed 10 nv ho-ra
rs Main street
Funeral notice hereafter
E.Rt.RTS-- On Wednesday,. Jul" - i2cI
At so O'Clock =. m. a his = ~" iNt
R.chland avenue. Waruood. GEGEiE
SIMON EBERTS. f. his lI'h year.
fune-a. notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

Tn" boa ~ az '"r'--. s"por, &c :,dm,s-
~.u'r% AMI h:>rharE"~ f"r III. second
quarter e AL. ending june 90. ..a"w=
the tu.iowInE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

FOR SALE Work tables, chairs. cou2-
ta-s. rugs. shelving. NHtures and m''-
"-.-s supplies % \" kinds. cheap 20
cui>n buyer. Must vaca'" rooms Every
'r:7S must be sold. Also have ABOUT
40 aides and chldr"a'S has LEFT At
ass .Aar eos. cri"s Tor QuicH sac. t:Ar-
Har. Millinery. 7,h f;ooc Whc. Steel
corr Sldc. ;y-2o-l
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POSITION WANTED.

wASTED-YcurC ma? speaking seven
dicta-enc languages, desires position
as interpreter. :ctt Market 81. Wheel
INK W Va VIM 7. ly--Ji
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ron RENT
ron SALE-FARMS.

" A~TEU-Matern!tE nursing. rh"ne
ltir lyle:
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MALE AVID rEmALn HELP.

wAETEp--Roy AID girls 70 represent
Us Nothing - sell Some rePre>en-
tatives -rak'rS SEQ 9oy Particulars
Or s.ar,2. ". r. Iiaycook. TO :. tn
CarHrl1ce. oSln. !y--s-o
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FOR SALE-AUT oS.


rn2 SAr.E-- RarEa -. Rec Roadster.
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rNE SAiF,-r.occwob,'s sp""Gsicr. n
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overh&uled sttj. taritol Car Co. los
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HoR SALE.

FOR SAv.E-ReS,auran; reasonable
r.ice. @2it Market s., wheeling. ".
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Playground Is Successful
HouEe On Firo

ThurSGnv morning a. about An
tho 'LyanaUSh house IN tho vest emo
IT town ,.tuCEr rre ry unknoWn origin
Very mite damage was done ana inc
rrc wa, s.rr pYI out with Chcmlra ia
Il Wis very fortunate thai IN" nrc ara
not gam riu,.i fcalWay ~ the water
supply is v'-y low owing TO the dry
weather.
Evening journal., 1921-12-07

The Ne1 Improved
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR
Uses the same fine Gil
Iette Blades as you have
known for years - but
now your Blades can give
you oil the luxury of the
finest shaving edge in the
world.
Ashaving edge guarded
from the face, but free
20 fbs besrd.