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Application. A for Listing.

Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange to list the follow
ing bonds: Brooklyn Edison Company,
$4,000, 900 per cent general mortgage
series y. due on January /, 1890;
$4,000 900 per cent general mortgage
bonds series 9. due on Jenuary 1, 1890 !;
S5,000.000 per cent. general mortgage
bonds series u, due on December / !,
1870: Kingdom OF Norway, 100000, 900
twenty year per cent. sinking fund ex-
ternal gold bonds due on October 1,
1910
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METALS

OF Tie New York Metal ExcasEge tta
was yesterday weak. and standard was
quoted as 9T.50l $3.50; Straits as
2T.50@2e.35: Straits shipments, az eta
2s. and 90 per cent TIN ~ $3.50 asked.
Copper. was weak spot, March and
April 1I,509I2. Lead wos dull; New
York spot, 4iE. and East s. Louis spot,
40 asked. Zinc was easy New York
spot, $40. ond East s.. Louis spot, AS
asked
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CHICAGO UTILITIES COMPANY.

FIRST MORTGAGE FIVE PER GENT
THIRTY YEAR GOLD BONDS.
Notice IS hereby given 70 AL holders o.
bonds secured by the Inden.ure OF Chicago
Utilities Company TO United States Mortgage
and Trust Company, Trustee. dated June I.
1919, that 3 suit has been brought by the
undersigned as Trustee under said Indsnture
agains. Chicago Utilities Company, Chicago
Tunnel Company, and others, IN the Supreme
Court. County OF New York. fo- instruc-
lions as 10 what part, II any, OF the pro-
eeeds OF sale OF the telephone properties Of
the Chicago Tunnel Company should ba ap-
piled to the settlement and discharge OF the
unpaid taxes and franchise compensation
claimed TO be due from said Chicago Tunnel
Company; and that efforts win be made TO
have said suit brought on for trial and tried
during May, 1921. Tho suit papers may be
inspected at our office, No. 90 Cedar Street,
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF Now York.
Any bondhoider, at his own expense. may
intervene and plead IN said suit UP TO the
time OK the trial and may DC heard AZ the
trial.
Dated, March Q, 1921.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY as Trustee.
PATTERSON. EAGLE, GREENoUGH 4
DAY, Attorneys for Plaintiff Trustee, 100
ROADWAY, New York City.
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GREEN nAY < WESTERN RAIIROAn al

Tho Board OF Directors has fixed and de-
clared Five Per Cent. 70 be the amount pay
able on Class A Debentures, q dividend or
Five Per Cent. to be payable on the capital
stock, and one-eighth OF One Per Cent. to
be the amount payable on Glass b Deben-
lures, out OF the net earnings for the year
1920, payable at No. 40 Wall Street, New
York, on and utter March Il. 1921. The div
idend on the stock viii be paid TO stoclfhold-
ers OF record at the close OF business March
70. 1921.
Dated March 0, 1921.
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READING COMPANY
General Office Reading Terminal

Philadelphia. March IT. 1921.
The Board of Directors has declared from
the net earnings quarterly dividend of one
per cent. (1es) on the Second Preferred Stock
OF the Company, 10 be paid on April IA, 1921.
10 stockholders OF record at the close OF busi-
mesa March 2S. 1921. Checks win be mailed
20 stockholders who have filed dividend
orders with the Treasurer.
TAX ~ rIAny Earratarv
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UNIVERSAL Lar TOBACCO COMPANY,

THO regular quarterly dividend OF 20 CO
the Preferred stock * Cuiversal Leaf To
bacco Company. Inc, has been declared
payable April lst, 1871, 70 Preferred stock
holders of record az the close ot business
March 94th. 1891.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton dull at 3 points decline; mid
ding. IBID: sales, 1900 bales; American,
. 600 Imports, 1000 bales: none American.
Z lenders. new docket, 5000 bales. Futures
opened steady, unchanged TO 3 points lower
Closed quiet but steady at to Z points de-
.s3d.; October, Sd. Manifestations and
cloths steadier.
LIVERPOOL. March ts.-weeltly cotton
statistics: Imports $4,000 bales. American
90. 600; stocks 1,if9.0o American, $4,000:
forwarded 10000 American 22,000 exports
5000 American 1000: sales 1900, Ameri-
can Il 600; quantity afloat, all kinds, 1872
600 American 81 600.
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Canadian FIotations Drop.

The total OF bond fotations IN Cana da
wiring last month was sf7, ,6s0,503. as
acntrasted with sas,o54.0s5 in January
md s6.7se,4O5 In February. 1920, ac-
A,rdlng TO the Monetary Times or To-
ronta. There were no provincial or rail-
road issues In Canada in February. The
feature was the large amount OF munich
pal borrowing. with the exception of
ono corporation issue oil last months
financing was arranged In Canada.
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wm No, Do FinancinE Thi, Year

The International Agricultural Corpo-
ration will not do any financing this
year. according TO John T. Watson, Jra
treasurer Of the company, rho COM
rnny has banking accommodations with
its regular repositories not Sc. made use
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cusro, HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Recoips Tor duties az tie Custom
House yesterday were Stsio93.0o, of
which s2OS.s34.99 was Cor merchandise
withdrawn FROM bonded warehouses ana
s5ftf5y sg for rscent .mpcrtetiors
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COFFEE.
CABLES.

Rio, 2cJ rels higher Tor futures Dollar
rate 200 lower a. $4,000 and exchange sd.
highar. a. Gid. Receipts, 1900 bags and
stock 462, 900 bhgs. Santos futures f7o 10
500 higher. Receipts. II 900 bags and stock
3.05s. 900 bags. Receipts al ports. $4,000
bags, against 5000 last year and 5000 two
years Rgo. 9ao Paulo had 1900 against
900 and II, 900 and Juadiahy 1900 against
Go00 and f5. 900 bags respectively. Rain IN
three districts OF sac Paulo. fine In one and
Rhowery IN one. Cleared from Santos, SO, 200
bnrv sor New Orleans and %. 900 for Boston.
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THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
Il THE CITY OF NEW YORK

New York, March II. 1872
The Board Of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF three co. per
cent. payable on April I. 1921, 70 stock
holders OF record or March "a. 1921
t1rrrEr II .nnt.A...
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ALLIs- s-CHALNIERs MANUFACTURING
CONTAINING.

RiArcn 4th. lS21-
The Board OF Directors has declared
quarterly dividend Of One Dollar Seventy-five
Cents CSl.75) per share the preferred
stock OF this Company. payable April IS. 1921,
10 preferred stockholders OF record at the
close OF business March "a 1921.
There was also declared dividend OF One
Dollar (Sl.o0l per share on tho common
stock, payable May 16. 1921, to holders Of
common stock OF record at the close Of
business Aprtl 25. 1921.
Transfer books Will not be closed.
Checks will be mailed.
H WOODLAND, Secretary and Treasurer.
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INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY

Coupons duo April LIST. 1921 from the FIRST
Mortgage and Collateral Trust Sinking Func
6eo Gold Bonds OF this Company will be paid
on and after that date upon presentation So
tie office OF the Company. Broadway.
New York.
Tor registered Interest, checks win %
mailed.
n. G. PHILIPS. Treasures.
March fs4h fNaf
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N YCity AIS e3
. .92ls
NY City AIS 67
T. %
NY City 5l4s go
.s67s
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SOUTHERN SPOT.

Galveston quiet, unchanged az lf.a5c.;
sales 49S bales. New Orleans steady. un-
changed at tic; sales 1.475 bales. Mobile
nominal unchanged at f050c.; sales nil.
Savannah quiet. % points lower at 1i.25c.;
sales 179 bales. Wilmington quiet %
lower ut 1915 sales NIL. Norfolk quiet, un-
changed at 11.o5c.; sales 80 bales. Augusta
bales. Memphis quiet. unchanged at ti.5oc.;
niles I $50 bales. ct. Louis quiet, unchanged
~ ii.50c.: sales NIL Houston steady, 90
points lower at f0.65c. sales 4,431 bales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at 1i.5oc.; sales
$50 bales. Dallas steady, 10 higher at
1U65c.: sales 4,67e bales. Fort Worth
steady. 10 lower nt 1926. sales CA bales.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United Shoe Machinery Corporation

Tho Directors OF this Corporation have de-
clared q dividend OF i1aes on the Preferred
Capital stock. They have also declared
dividend OF SOC per share on the Common
Capital stock. Tho dividends on both Pre-
rerred and Common stock arc payable April
8. 1921, 70 stockholders OF record a. tie
close OF business March 81, 1921
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ffico Of The United Ga. improvement CO.

n, W. L0ruaT EF0nu NNd lArcA EtrpNt9s
Philadelphia, March Q. 1921.
Tho Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend Of one per cent (5oc per
share } on the Common Stock OF thie Com
pany. payable April 10, 1921, 20 holders OF
Common stool of record a. the close of husi-
uess March 81, fa2t Checks viii be mailed.
T. W MORRIS. Treasurer.
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STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL.
pENNsYLvANEA OIL MARKET.

on CTr-Y. March 1s.-Credit balances.
SO runs. s3,246; average 61.157. ship
ments. 30,134: average, 3S.S44.
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THE HANOyER NATIONAL BANK
IL al... Eit. ~ Mn. AnrL

New York, March 18th, le-i
Tho Board of Directors have this day d.
clared a dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT.
payable or and after April tst. 1921. The
transfer books VIII remain closed from
March 18TH 1921, until that date.
Vr~I r. CABLE Jr.. Cashier.
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1HE NATIONAL PARK BANK or
NEW NORh

March 1S, 1871.
TIE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAS To-
DAY DECLARED a quarterly dividend of
SIN PER CENT. upon the Capital Stock OF
tiis Bank, payable on and after April !, 1921.
20 stockholders OF record at the close OF bust
ness March 81. 1921.
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ar futures market follows,
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CIFLARANCI
ETOIrs.
NrrA-N-r.AI,f1rrc "a

NINNEAPOIIS. March 1S-T11sr m
changed at t5 cents lower; carload lots, fam
IS pound cotton sacks; shipments - a6S bar
rcis
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Cltyof ZuricnS

of and which provide n reserve for th
company TO fall back on II necessary.
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1--WE sroCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common to prime steers, 100 lbs a.. .boai0 T5
Common 70 choice bulls. 100 lbs. $4,000 7.T5
Common 10 choice cows, 100 his. o. 0Ub 7.G0
Common TO prime veals 100 lh8. 81 COZ iS 90
Common TO primo sheep (ewes).
100 ibs. ....,................ $4,000 $50
Common 10 prime lambs 100 lbs. SS,JOnf1. 90
I've hogs 100 lbs................ .Si0.75atf ~
Dressed heof steer sides, lb...a fGoiSc
city draased veals, lb....t.t.tt.t ied28c
Dressed mutton, lb4...a.++. .t4. i0Wi"c
Dressed Nethcrs, lb. .Ht.. t..#.# l9dldc
Dressed lambs city, lD....s4*... 1896
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-The cotton
market closed steady to-day at n net de-
cline of 10 to IS points. Closing: March.
loss; May. 11.20; July, 11.62; October. 1906;
DecprnbaI 10 "a
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BID AND ASKED QUOT A TION
!. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE auOTATI0Ns.
FOREIGN BONDS

To the following prices accrued interest IL
10 be added In every case.
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Most OF the 100000 bushels OF cash
wheat sold yesterday for export was
against old business. There were re-
ports that Belgium bought n small
amount OF durum. London Iniliers pur-
chased 10000 bushels Of Manitobas
direct. The British Commission, which
was again out OF the market, is not ex-
pected to be factor much longer as It
is believed generally that wheat viii be
decontrolled In England during the last
part OF this month. The lack Of new
buying yesterday WAS principal factor
IN the decline In the futures and cash
markets and brought American prices
near those IN Argentina
NEW YORK PRICES.
wHEAT-So. . hard, 81 .75;s; No ! Mani
toba, si7eis; No. . mixed. DuruIn, st.G5H
c. l. Z. track New York 90 arrive.
CORS--No. 2 yellow, s5i5c.; No. 9 white,
s5fic.; No: 2 mixed s4%c c. !. T. New York
oATs-No. j white. 54ikc.; No. . white.
white, 50isc 20 51i&c.; fancy clipped white,
s7i5c. ordinary clipped white, Soc, all ele-
RYE-No. . Western. s1.s5i. Z. O. b. New
York, and 81 COZ 9. 1. T., domestic.
EARLEY-FeedinE, 73d 79c., and mating.
$500, C !, I, Nsw 7,,, York. -r ,oo -.
HtY-No I. St.50a1.Go; No. ., si.aog1.5o;
No. 3. 81 si.25ai.3t. shipping, s1.lor1.2o.
STRAw-No. I rye, s2od21 ton.
WHEAT including flour. exports for the
5.aS6.224 bushels, against G.352, ,sO5 the pre-
vious weei5 and 2,7oT ,ooS last year: since
July I 323. OF s2s bushels, against 2D2. .52eE44
last year. Corn exports for the week .,T6i,-
last year; since July 1 23.7l9o Ola bushels,
against . 2754, ,3o6 last season.
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The Home insurance. COMPANY
&c CEDAR sTREET.


New York, March rs, 1891
The Annual Election for Directors Of this
Company viii be held At the office OF the
Company, No. 90 cedar ST., on Monday.
April 4. 1921. Polls open from II N. to
O'clock p. u.
Q. L. TY7SER. vice-Pre>.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
Second Day Of
Assessors Meet

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec.
14.-Yarious aspects OF the duties
of an assessor. and many side
lights on the decision OF property
values were discussed at the sec.
ond days session here today.
Legal phases yer reviewed in a
paper by Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Blissing and O. G.: Robinson,
l.. +. Echols. w. s. Simon and
John L.. Chain, assessors OF
Nicholas. Boone, Barbur and Min
go counties. respectively today.
a. n. Shepherd. Kanawha coun-
ty assessor. CLOSED the morning
session with a paper on tho out.
look for assessment on a 100 per-
cent basis in the largest county In
West Virginia. equal distribution
Of school aid in relation to prop
erty assessment was taken up by
George NJ. Ford, state supt. OF
schools in the afternoon session,
and this was followed by a gener.
al conference on best methods OF
vaIuing different classes Of prop.
erty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
ONLY THREE
MORNING
Police Court Rather Dull
This Morning; Mayor
Rests

TWO colored men who engaged in
a fight over a pool game at Jim
Laura's pool room in Water street
and a man arrested on a charge 81
being drunk at the McnonEahela
railway station we're all that We're
arraigned before Mayor W. w. Con-
away at today's session OF police
court.
The fight in the pool room start
ed when Joe Jackson, Colored. hut
ted into a pool game In which Oil
e Fnrman, and another Colored
man were playing. Foreman had
his opponent almost beaten when
Jackson decided that he would help
out and grabbed a pool cue and
started to make a difficult shot fGs
his friend. Foreman objected and
struck Jackson on the arm with his
Ii to prevent him from making
the shot and the fight followed.
THE mayor fined each S. and costs.
Foreman made arrangements 10
pay and was released while Jack
son was sent back TO jail.
James A. Burns feels today that
Fairmont Is not very hospital 10 \
guest. shortly after he arrived in
the city yesterday, he was arrested
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

cfety Of tho NJ. E church. told OF
her travels in Alaska.
Emmett NJ. Showalter. who Is
forced to divide his time between
oratory and the iudgeship OF a local
court, intermingled some clever fun
with good advice. and climaxed II
with timely verse. Mr.. ShOwalter
declared that the girls OF today
showed a tendency to wear ball.
room clothes in offices and stores.
Harry ]. Hartley positively re-,
fused to talk business. and devoted
his hrief time To lighter subjects,
and to demonstrating to his OLD
friends that a streak of humor fos
which he had once been noted, had
not left him.
a telling compliment was paid
to the women engaged in the edu.
cation pursuit OF the nation. and
especially those teaching in the 10.
cal schools. by Professor Joseph
Roster. Of the Fairmont State Nor.
NAL school.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
SPECIAL MEETING
IS ANTICIPATED
London Paper Intimates FL
nancial Conference in
States

LONDON. Dec. 14-The DAILY
CHRONICLE, which is regarded
as being close TO government
sources OF information. displays
today a special article concerning
he proposed financial conference
o follow adjournment OF the pres
ent conference in Washington.
In its editorial columns the
newspaper says:
This gives practical shape to
the idea OF doing for Europe what
the Washington conference has
done for the Pacific" declaring
that It is not suggested that the
United States shall be asked to
take the initial part in calling such
a conference, 1t adds: There is
nothing 10 prevent Great Britain
and France from beueftIng from
pean conference In which America.
,merican example to call a Euro
II she cared not to do more, would
doubtless be willing to participate
in acting in an advisory capacity.
The agenda OF such a conference
would dehl with reparatIons,
debts. exchange problems, land
disarmament and political matters
which are responsible Cor the
maintenance Of heavy ornaments"
1t was said that not only the allies.
but also the former enemy coun-
tries should participate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
DECIDE CASE

Dec. H.
whether a peace officer in West
virginia may recover u reward
for the performance of services
N connection with his duty will
be decided in a case today tina;
was appealed from a local mag.
istrate's court and which will be
carried to the state Supreme
court for Il test decision. r. H.
Fox, a constable, is seeking 10
compel payment Of Il 800 re.
ward offered by Fleming J. Ten.
nant for the recovery of a stolen
automobile. Tenant admits Of,
fcring the reward, hut contends
that II was an officers legal
duty TO appreheHd the thieves
and return the machine and that
he cannot compel payment. The
magistrate gave Judgment for
the constable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
County School
News Jottings

Or. Frank NJ. Kearns. of Char
lesion. director OF the Department
OF Medical Inspection. of the
State Department OF Education,
is today finishing up a tour OF In
s~pections of schools in Marion
county. DR.. Kearns is being aid
ed in HIS work by County Super
intendent /. A. Barnes.
superintendent Barnes announc-
ed today that Dr.. Kearns is not at
all pleased with conditions exist
ing at a number OF schools and
requested Mr.. Barnes TO get In
touch with the proper school au-
thorities and have the defects
remedied at once.
The Norwood school was In
spected this morning and Or.
Kearus after making out 4 COM
plete report of his work in the
county will leave this evening.
The Grays Flat, colored school.
which was recently scored by SUI
perintendent Barnes, while lack
ing a few essential points neces-
sary for becoming a first grade
standard school, scored % per
cent aud the school authorities
say that the essential points lack
ing will be put in the school at
once and Mi. Barnes hopes to have
the school ready for standardiza-
ton early in January. He hopes
to make II tho first colored school
in the state TO reach the goal.
The Catawba school in Winfield
District and the Quiet Dell school
in Union district now boasts OF
fnc literary societies. These soci-
cites are quite active and are do
ing much good in the schools.
a number of schools OF the
county are preparing special
Christmas services and will have
Christmas tree services. The
Christmas holidays will start on
Friday, December 81 and the
schools will resume Monday, Jan
uary 2. Tho holiday season this
year is a little shorter than usual
on account OF the two holidays fall
ing on Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

indicated that they will press
their attaeks-hoping to prevent
betting BY banning publication OF
all racing news. Including entries,
odds and results.
ReIormist agitation at the last
session resulted in creation of a
commission to control racing and
imposition OF a Ia on the four
mile tracks in the state which
yields an annual revenue OF appro-
Nimately S1.0OO.uON. A fight is
scheduled to accompany efforts to
pass a state prohibition enforce
meut measure Maryland as yet
has not enacted enabling legisla-
ton a%ccordaut with the NOlstead
act.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
WINDOW

WHEELING. Dec. 14-RIrs.
Louis Bennett OF Weston, W. Va,
formerly of this city, has been
granted a window in the West
Minister Abbey AT London where
she will honor the heroes Of the
air with an appropriate memorial.
Her husband, an aviator. fell on
the western front and she is now
in London, after a visit to the
battle fields.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

A mans brain attains its maxi
mum weight at the age of 20.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
Race Track Matter
To Get Publicity

BALTIMORE. Dec. l4.-Race
track gambling and prohibition
enforcement are two moral issues
the Maryland Legislature
when /; begins It's BIENNIAL session
January :.
Opponents Of race tracks have
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

we need used furniture
supply our old store corner
Jackson and Jefferson streets,
You need New Furniture froS
our new store. eli Mouros
street. let US exchange. We
also repair or store furniture,
You will find a complete lind
Of furniture, carpets. stoves,
paints and Wallpaper at opYl
new store. 2si Monroe streeN
See Denham First Co.,
221 Monroe StreoaS
Next to Woolworths
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

by Loveu Gray, a railroad police
man and placed In the city jail. He
paid a fine Of IS and the cost Of u
taxi used 10 bring him 10 the city
lock up and was released.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14
New Yeast VitamOn
Tablets Round Out
Face and Figure
With Firm, Healthy Flesh, Increase Energy and Boautfy tho Com.
Plexon-Ea1y and Economical TO Take-Results Quick

Thin OF rundown folks
who want to quickly get
como good, firm, solid flesh
on their bones, fill out tina
hollOws and sunkcn cheeks
with strong, healthy tis-
sues, md build up In.
creased energy and vitAls
ity should try taking q
little Mastin's VITA
MON With their meals.
Mastin's HITAAION is a
tiny tablet containing
highly concentrated yeast
vitamincs MS well rs tho
two other still moro i'm
portant yitamines Cat
GrIuhlc A md W'otcr Sol-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-14

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the nerves builds up the body viii, firm flesh nEd tissue and often completely
II you are thin. pale. haG=ard, drawn looking Y lack energy and endurance
take MRstnS VITAMON-tWo tablets with every meal Then weigh and
measure yourself each week and continue taking Mastin'5 NITAMON regularly
until you nrcm satisfied with your gain il weight and energy.
u 1MPORTANTl While tho remarkable health buldnE value of Masius
YSTA-MON has been clearly and positively demonstrated in cases OF lack Of
energy, nervous troubles, nnemin, indigestion, constipation. skin crIptions poor
complexion and n generally weakened physical and mental condition. it should
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Dc, not accept limitations y substitutes. You ca get Ntasdns VITAMoN
tRbleks ut an good drrEpnts