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COMPTROLLER TREAS.
ISSUES CONDITION CALL

WASHINGTON, D c. Jan g
The comptroller has issued a call
for the condition Of all national
banks at the close Of business We'd
nesday. December 30
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LAST MINUTE NEWS
soWLERs OF NORTH CONTEST

PORTLAND, JAN 5.-BOwIng teams OF Portland and
Spokane meet in twO-game match The first hall OF the
match will be rolled at Spokane Sunday January 10 anu anu
the last half here Sunday January g. purse OF $1,000
will be offered as the prize.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
ADMIRAL To
ADOPT SEVEN
RUSS Children
oBy Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan 5.
Seven Russian children brought to
the United States for adoption by
Rear Admiral Hugh A McCully, for
mer American high commissioner at
Sebastopol and ordered deported by
immigration authorities at Ellis is
land, probably will be admitted to
this country it was said today at
the department of labor
Officials said that in view OF the
admirars statement that he intended
to educate the children and make
them his heirs, Secretary Wilson
was expected to order their admis
sion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
NEAR FLOOD

The Elko Independent states that
the recent rains on top of the snow
nearly caused food in that city
The river Is higher than in a mum
ber OF seasons, while creeks found
their way down the main thorough o.
fare Of the Nevada city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
WASHINGTON AND WISCONSIN TO MIX

SEATTLE. Jan. 5.-TwO old rivals Washington State
College and the University of Washington, have resumed
football relations and will meet the grdirOn here next
thanksgiving Day. il was announced recently -,
Last season Washington and Washington State did moi
meet game was scheduled but later was called on wnen
agreement could not be reached regarding division OF re-
ceipts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
SIXTEEN KILLED
BY SOLDIERS IN
CORK IRELAND


LONDON, Jan, Sixteen mem
bers of the party that waylaid a
detachment of troops at Meelin,
County Cork, Ireland, were killed
by soldiers who attached the remain
der Of the ambushing party and cap
tured all guns and ammunition, says
a Dublin dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company.
None Of the troops we're injured
This is the first time, it is declared
that an ambush on a large scale has
been effectually beaten
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DISARMAMENT IS
STILL UNDECIDED

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 5.-An-
othr discussion of world naval dis
armament before the senate foreign
relations committee was without re
suits. The committee adjourned the
subject to the call of the chairman,
which is expected within a few days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
SWISS DAIRYMEN BUY
UP CANADIAN LANDS
1By Associated Pressl

VANCOUVER b. C.. Jan. g. Swiss
dairymeu are TO purchase 1900
acres Of land in the Bulkey valley
OF western Canada. il was announC-
ed here recently The dairymen
will arrive in March
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WASHINGTON, D, C.. Jan. 5.-In-
vestigation Of the circumstances
surrounding the entry into this coun-
try Of Daniel J. OCallighan, lord
mayor of Cork, who arrived at New
port News yesterday as a stow
away, was today ordered by the
state department.
officials of the department inti-
mated that unless some extraordl-
nary basis for extenuation was found
it was probable that no distinction
would be drawn between this case
and that of any other stowaway.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
WILL TRY TO STOP
AUTOMOBILE RACING

SACRAMENTO Cal, Jan. 5,-A
bill prohibiting the holding OF auto
mobile races will be introduced in
the California legislature here by
Senator Edwin NJ Otis. he announe-
cd recently
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05
MUNITION FACTORY IN
POLAND NOW WORKING

tBy Associated Press)
WARSAW, Jan. 5-Poland's first
munitions factory began operations
near Warsaw recently, About $500
mon and women are employed in
the plant, which has been named
The .Projectile'
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FARM LABORFROM
MEXICO TO Be HAD

DALLAS, Texas Jan. 5.-Assur-
ance that immigration legislation
will contain a provision for seasonal
immigration Of Mexican farm labor
will be given today TO delegation
sent to congress, by the members Of
the senate committee investigating
the subject, according to kilograms
received here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-01-05

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 8
Temporary admission to court of the
seven Russian children who were
brought back by Rear Admiral Nc
Gully former American high com
missioner at Sebastopol, was order
ed today by the immigration bureau.
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NEBRASKA BARRIERS MAKE CUT IN PRICE

LINCOLN (Neb), Jan. 5.-Beginning tOmOrro" many
OF the barber shops OF Lincoln will return to Seneaue VI
prices prevailing four years ago. Saves VIII COST ~ GEMS
and harcuts IS cents few shops will return to the time
hOnOred 25-Cent haircut.
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Thursday
Unsettled, probably rain or snow
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THE WEATHER

Local Observer. United states ,
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Child Dies AS
Result Of Burns

luanite Merrill aged three
wears. little daughter OF B. F..
Merrill died II the home of her
parents at Gl2 Merchant stree
Yesterday afternoon OF 4:49 o'cloc.
from burns me TO csived Tusada'
morning when her clothing he
came iEnited from the kitchen
Gange.
The child was left alone for a
few mIuutrs while her aunt Mrs.
anna I.ecper attended to some
household duties. The child tod.
dlcd too near the stove and in an
instant her clothing was in flames
Hearing her screams her aunt
vent to her assistance and quick
liz oxtinguisbed the flames. Doc
tors who were summoned found
that the child had inhaled the
flames. She was burned also over
the greater portion of her hody.
Tho funeral took place this at
teruoon at two O'clock and burial
vas made in Maple Grove ceme'
terry
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Red Cross Session
On Friday Night

The annual meeting OF the Red
Cross at which an election OF Of
ficsrs for the year was to have
taken place. was not held last
night as planned owing to the fact
that there were only 10 present
at at least So must be on hand ac-
cording to law. The meeting will
be held Friday night of this week
at 1880 and every member VINO
xas present last night is requested
to bring amber so there viii
be no possibility o. another delay,
Those present last night pledged
themselves to come Friday night
and bring an additional member.
The Roll call star:s soon aTd 1t
is important that the new officers
he installed at once,
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWS:-:
I.ereSslns Chapel

Interesting Chapel exercises
we're hold at the East Side High
school Wednesday morning. Hon
Eayry sChaw president OF the
Board OF Education was present
ana gave an encouraging talk. He
oppressed bis appreciation OF the
splendid showing made by tne
East Side football team in the
game with Fairmont high Tuesday
and promised the students OF the
school that the board Of education
would sec that tho high school
was furnished a suitable football
fi9Id before next falls football
season. In his address Mr. SHAY
suggested that arrangements be
made for the East side eleven TO
play Charleston high school next
fall and promised to use oil his
influence to assist in arranging
such a game. He alao stated that
in the event such a game shold
be scheduled Governor and Mrs.
p. F. Morgan will give n recep-
ton at the governors mansion
tho evening after the game IN their
honor. Coach. Ridgely and Captain
Gene Hill wore also heard and
plans We're made for large at
tendance at the football game on
Saturday between Eust Side high
and Morguntown high.
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NOTICE OF TRUsTEE's SALE (
BY virtue OF authority vested IN
mo by that certain decd Of trust,
bearing date the 18th day OF June;
1874, executed by Joseph y, Ha@
kins and Tennie Hawkins, his wife {
to the undersigned, Frank R, Amos
as trustee, to secure I. B, Davis, or
order, the payment Of q certain
note therein described aud record
ed in tho office of the Clerk 81 the.
County Court OF Marion county
West Virginia, in Tfust Deed Book
No. 81, page 157, the undersigned
will offer for sale at public atfc.l
ton, to the highest and best bid
der, at the front door Of the court
house Of Marion county, Weat Viz
ginia, in the city Of Fairmont on
the 18th day Of November. 1891 ~
ten O'Clock a. M, the folloWtls Der
scribed real estate: situate and ,es3
ing in the Fairmont Deyelopme rsti
addition to the city Of Fairtn01ti
Marion county, West Virginia g
map or plat of which addition 70 Of
record in the office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court of Marion county
West Virginia, in Deed Book No.
So, pages from "A'' to "I1' inclusive
and more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
Being the rear one.third (i.8l OF
Lot No. 2 In Block a., IN said %.
dition and fronting 50 feet on q 90
foot alley running between Mt Yer
non and Prospective avenues and
extending back between parallel
lines 40 feet from said alley to m
agreed line.
Being the same property con-
veyed to the said Joseph HawlcIns
by Teresa NJ. Hamilton and p
Hamilton by deed dated October
II, 1908, and of record ii the
Clerks office in Marion county
West Virginia In Deed BOOK No.
172, page asa, to which desc ratett
ence is here made for q more pef
ticular descripticp, OF Batd Land
Said sale Will :be made on ~
following terms and canaiBiqaS
that. is to say: Cash IN hand On
day OF sale. I'D. r
PRANK r. AMOS
10:20,27 1881 Trnstee
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Special Notices
NOTICE "a trustees 81

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue ofSauthority vested in
me by. that certain deed Of trust
bearing the End DAY of May, 1913,
executed by W. ]. Walsh and
Katheryu Walsh. his wife, to the
undersigned, F. R. Amos, as trus-
tee, to secure I. B. Davis, or or
der, the payment OF a certain note
therein described and recorded in
the office Of the Clerk OF tho
County Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No. "a, page 1853, the under
signed will offer for sale at public
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Storage, Moving
Musical instruments

5000 STANDARD MAKE Talking
Machine. Like new. $50. KEEL
LEY MUSIC co. 10-24-St-113SA
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Special Notices

auction 70 the highest and hest
bidder at The front door ~ me
court house Of Marion county
West Virginia IN the City 81 Fans
mont on the nth day OF HeYeIis
her, 1891, at ten O'Clock Al ~,
the following described real 81 ata d
situate. and being IN the RiyNyHiaM
Addition to the City Of Fairment,S
Marion County, W6Ht ViFglhta
man or plo tot which said additi en-.
is Of record in the Office ee the
Clerk Of the County Court of Ma
ron county. in Decd Book No,
1853. mage 1876, that Is to say Lot
No. 2 in Block No 5, fronting on
Harlem street So feet and extend
ing back 100 feet 10 an alley, lot,
No. 10 in Block 5 fronting on
Harlem street SO feet, and e8tetias
ing back 100 feet to an alley gtl8i
being tho same lots or parcels Q 4
real estate that were conveyed m <
to tho said w. T. walsh and
Katharyn Walsh. his wife, by he
Riverview Improvement CompaIlS
y corporation, by deed bearingi
date the 2nd day OF August, 1919
and Of record in the oftice OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of ma
rion County in Deed Book No. 1sAsi
page %, to which deed referencel
is ehre made for a more parttcplhg
description Of said land.
Said Sale will be made on the
following terms and conditions /;
that is to say: Cash In hand on
day OF sale. #
F. R, AMOS.
Truskees
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For Sale

MORGANTOWN AVE. JOx2OO feet
City farm bargain. LEVI B
HARR. lO-26-2t'l LAVA
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE II IN T6MPAi II
you want to buy, sell or exchange
advertise your wares in Tampa
and South Florida-one of the most
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times Want Ads--LaTgest
Tampa circulation and largest daily
average want ad lineage of any
Florida paper guaranteed to all adj
vertisers. Regular rate one cent
per word; monthly rate on appli-
cation. Inquiries cheerfully an
swered Address THE TAMPA
DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla
1O-17-26t.1046A
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The Links class of the Diamond
Street Sunday school had a yer,
enjoyable time at their covered
dish supper Tuesday evening il
tho social rooms oE the church.
The room was artisticaiiE decor
sted with autumn leaves and hai-
Jowe'en fayors were given OUT
'rlhe supper ,yhlch was much en-
loved was followed by business
session and election OF officers
The new officers are president
Mrs. orpha Bunner, vice presi
dent, Miss May Feather, secretar!
Miss Nellie Wilson, treasurer
{ Mrs. Lottie Criss. Flower ano
visiting committee. Mrs. II. L..
Murphy. Mrs. Maud Harden. MisS
Freda Feather and Mrs. Blancll
Drummond. The husbands ana
gentlemen friends of the ladies'
were their guests
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Garagc for Ford car.
Phone l4O1-M. 10 &c 26t l167A
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En4.rtslned Glass

Mss Gsthe. Carpenter teacher
of tjrs ,fan;or Class Of the DIAMOND
street Sunday school gave hal
! Iow6'eu isr.y far her class Wad
Nuesdus Cycn pS Ut her home i
AforgT n.own avenue The large
stic az nc carpenter home vas
, decorated i'..A halloween decoTa
tions and the Young FOLKS dressed
in hallowc costumes playou
games ami Ead 4 merry time, At
the close cf liz festivities deli
cious refreshments we're served by
the hostess best forty children
,,were preEen..
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The funeral of Henry Ford took
Mace this afternoon at the Farm
iugton NJ. E. church at 1880 o'clock
and burial was made In the Odd
Fellows cemetery by Undertaken
n. i. Cunningham Tho services
were conducted BY the Rev. W. j,
Eddy, pastor of the First Baptist
church, of this city.
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The Home and Foreign Mission
airy Societies OF the Diamond
Sstraot NJ =. church opened Rum
Image Sale this morning In the
Eangildor FG6d Store in Morgan
town avenue The sale Will be
CONTINUED FEiday and Saturday.
+ All members are asked to bring
their contributions to this sale to
z the room Is soon as possible.
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F. R. AMOS

10: so-a7; II: 9 a
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Autos and Accessories

FOR SALE-King 49," 4.passenger,
excellent running condition. Win
sacrifice. Phone 50. 1o-91.6t'l1O3A
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This evoninG at tho Diamond
street N. &c., church reception
wIil bs given in hone" Of the re
turning pastors, Ilcv J L. Buck
Law and Rav. u " Heed. The
oonEreRatIon Of TIC church Is
soIsnning q. Setighttul evening and
most hearty WELDON" will bF
Given the two pastors for the com
inz years work with tHcmA
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WIN Entertain Class

Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter will eI
tertaiu her Sunday school class o.
the NJ. P. Temple on Friday even
ing at her home in Diamond st
Every member Of the class is urG
ed to be preset.
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Liyestock-Poultry
Repairing
Sit. Wanted, Female

TYPISTs DESIRES position. Elk
perienced. Phone 5s8 j. Clarks-
burg. 10 "a St 1920 A
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Agents Wanted

BASEBALL FANS WANTED to
sell and Introduce the greatest
indoor parlor baseball game ever
invented; has automatic betting
and pitching device; big profits;
sells on SiEht; write for partiep'
lars Weeden, johnson q. Co, Inc,
Quincy, Mass, 10 10 26t 1918 a
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RuiIding Lois For Sale
Houses And Lots

FIVE ROOM HOUSE with garage
1O.26-3t-1IS0A
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Auto Repairs

|ATTENTIoN-Day and night SER
vice. General Auto repairing.
Cars washed and polished 3.
Thomas & Laymar. near East
Side p. o.. Phone 1881.
10 &c oct l174 A
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nEATH OF CHILD.

Jemima Stanck, eighteen months
old infant OF John Stanclt, died yes
ferday at the home of her parents
at Kingmont. Burial will be mado
by Underwriters Carpenter & Ford.
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Poultry and Supplies

LIVE AND DRESSED Turkeys,
Ducks, Chickens on hand. Or
dsrs will receive prompt atten'
ton. Phone 1861. Fsirmont
Bird and Poultry Co., Pierpont and
Quincy SITS. 10 20 2st 114s a
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Mrs. j. L. It's Who has beer
visiting relative5 nn"c the pas
several weeks left "Wednesday
evening for her humc at Arcadia
TxaB.
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For Exchange

GOOD REFRIGERATOR; will sz-
change for rugs, or davenport
or what have you? Phone AJAX.
cat &c per word each day you CAP
insort this sort of Want Ad to DIS
pose OF things you no longer need0
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Dressmaking

SEWING at home By expert; will
make anything you need Mrs,
Jones. Phone a990,B. ~ yon are
handy at needlework and want to
earn some money why not adVer
tise this way. Costs &c per word
each day
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LADY OR NURSE GIRL wanted TO
care for small child during day
only. Apply Mrs. Crew over CHI
cago Dairy. 800 Madison st.
10,27-3t.l194A
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At Grafton

n Mrs. ". a. Carlow and Mrs
Earl Phillips and little daughter
FLORENCE OF Newton street Went 10
Grafton "Wednesday to spend 2
feW DAYS with friends
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Statesmen Wanted

WANTED-Salesman with car to
sell low priced 10000 mile cord
tires. Salary and expenses with ex-
ira commissions. GOODSTOCK
CORD TIRE CO., 500 So LaSalle
St, Chicago, III. 10.2T-1t-11s2A
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WANTED: Elevator operator. Ap'
ply Fairmont Hotel.
10 % ct 1902 a
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Female Help Wanted

wANTED-Young lady for cigar
stand Experience unnecessary.
Best Of reference. Apply FaiTmont
Hotel Cigar Stand. 1O,2T-1t'12O1A
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Unfurrished Rooms

TWO UNFURNIsHED light house.
keeping rooms. ve:S convenient.
Reasonable rent. Il Spence St.
10 2G st 1889 \
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There is a more general use Of
on German automobiles.
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Lost

BLACK AND WHITE spotted Bull
Dog. Nick in one ear. Last seen
in Fairmout and Millersytllo; finder
notify c. C. Cooper, Kingmont, for
reward, 10.2G-3t.1173A
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LOsT--Male Fog Terrier puppy.
Five months old. Reward. Call
W. c. Cole, 614 Eighth st.
1O-27-2t-119sA
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Wanted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and roomer,
by day, week or meal. @2S Jack
son ST. 9.24-Sut'S6A
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Fnrniture For Sale

W. Q. HURST, dealer in used tur.
niture. New iuriture in exchange
for your old. Phone 1901. IL
jackson St. 1o.2G'ast-llfSA
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Suburban Homes
distinguishing

HEAT TOUR HOME with tie Fo
Maker pipe or pipeless furnace.
While you pay on easy terms: A.
G. HAWKINS, COL Seventh, Phone
1192-R. lO-27-26t,i 1874
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BIG BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
One Blue Wilton Rug, 9x1%.
cost 500, also one Rose coIored
rug cost $50. Will sacrifice both
for $40. Phone 294R.
10 ct 1t 1908 A
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Household Goods

FOR SALE-8x3 by lbx6 Amin.
ster Rug. Used less than four
months. WIN sell cheap Call
G64.M. 10 % St ISL 3
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Farms For Sale

so ACRE FARM, MoTGantown pike.
Z good location, no improvements
Easy trade. LEVI B, HAIR.
10.26.2t-ll72A
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So ACRES. 20 miles from Pitts
burgh on railway and paved
road. Excellent prospects for
future, owing to location and ma
turaI resources. 627 Farragut St.,
MIllvale, Pa. 10 q st 1871 a
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What Is Your Particular.
Want Ad Opportunity?

Every business-every professional and WOMAN
every housswife-have Want Ad opportunities
In other words there are practically unlimited
tiles for Tho West Yrguan Want Ads work for you
and everybody within the buying radius of FRIrmOnt
Perhaps you have quick need--you something to
use in your office shop or home. What is III filing
cabinet.-gas heater second hand electric motor?
You can oil your need through tho classified columns
this page because the recognized and acknowledged
market place by hundreds of pairs of every
evening
The splendid attained by OF The West Nir
gilman Want Ads the story their efficiency. Use
them yourself you'll learn that it advertise
in these classified columns.
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Engn9
Painting, Paperhanging

SEE Us about House Painting and
Interior Decorating. Phone 1850,
The Ahern Co. 10-20.26t,10S6A
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Houses For Rent

FOR RENT five room flat with
bath. Hot water heat. Light and
gas. Also, for rent or sale, five
room brick stucco house, modern.
305 Merchant st. 10-26-3t-1159A
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Offices To Rent

-~.~S~~~->~~~~-------~> -N|'~>-~>-@
FOR RENT-Oftics rooms in Os,
goods new building. Apply
Osgood's Store. 1920 Ct 1OSl
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Houses For Sale

FOR sALE-s1x room house with
bath; on corner OF 9Th st. and
Mt. Vernon Ave. $1,000 cash, rest
on easy payments. Address 32i
Madison st. Phone 4S0.R.
1O.1S-12t.1050A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-27
Personal

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