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VOTE BY ALLIED CHEMICAL.
imerease Of soc. 100000 Pfd. ana
100000 shares Com. Favored.

A special meeting Of stockholders Of
the Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora
tion has been called for March 60 vote
on a proposal recommended by the al
rectors to increase thc company's present
authorized stock. all of which Is now is-
sued. by 100000. 900 additional preferred
stock and 1000. 600 shares of additional
common stock without par value and to
increase the stated capital accordingly
Some stockholders OF the five CONSOLIDATE
ing companies which made UP the cor
poration failed to exchange their shares
in the merging companies for stock in
tho Allied Chemical and Dye Corpora
tion and the time for exchange Is 20 be
extended TO give them an opportunity 70
make the change. II II to take care OF
additional exchanges OF stock. partly at
least that the now stock is 20 he author
lzed. according 10 ;tn official statement
of the corporation.
In making the increase. the board
thought il advisable TO make Il large
enough to create an adequate reserve
OF authorized stock which. though not
now required. will be available for issue
from time to time. No new companies
are to be taken into the consolidation
at present an officer of the corporation
enfd
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
ovERsUBsca1BE u. S. LOAN.
Treasury Gets onsr Sf sfOo. 900. 900
M6fe Thah Is Needed.
Trustee

WssHiNGToN. Feb. H. More than
100 per cent. oyersubscription of the 5ia
per cent. Treasury certificates. maturing
July Il, Is Indicated by preliminary re-
ports, David Houston. Secretary Of the
Treasury. said tonight The issue, dated
February -. was for about 500. 900. 600,
ana total subscription 10 e. nc said, ag-
sregate1 more than 5000, ,00o, 900.
The oversubscription Of the issue,
which was at the lowest interest rate
for maturity OF more than three months
offered by the Treasury in nearly "a
year. was regarded by the Secretary as
showing that the certificates had become
securely established as an Investment.
ut Is particularly interesting" Mr..
Houston said, "in view Of the fact that
most Of the Federal Reserve banks.
namely at New York. Cleveland. Rich
niond. Chicago, Atlanta. st. Lotus. Dallas
and san Francisco. have already estab-
lished a per cent. rate on all paper se-
cured by Treasury certificates Of in
debtcdresg
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
SURPLUS IS $I,626,5I6
Declined In 1920, Conipany's
Report Shows.

Special Despatch to THE Niw YofR HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is. - Surplus Of
$1.62s,51S after dividends on It's common
and preferred stocks Is reported in the
statements Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for 1920. made public to-day. 1t
contrasts markedly with surplus Of s4.-
771,243 for 1919. The cofnpany's gross
profit for last year was $f1,755.200. and
it's net cash profit after reserves for de-
probation. income taxes and deferred
profits s4,43S.51s. Its gross sales showed
a decline to s7s.542,666 from $s4,307;1T7
in 1919 and $i23 ,252 in 1918
Samuel NJ. vauclaiii, president OF the
company, In the report says: "Notwith-
standing the present unsatisfactory con-
dition of business the world over. there
Is every reason to believe that your
works may be operated ct the same per-
centage of capacity during 1891 as they
have in the year just closed. The nat
ural readjustment which We are passing
through will. no doubt, have some sur
prises in store for us. but your prcsi-
dent looks forward with confidence TO an
early stabilization of your business"
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
HAYfIAN AMERICAN
COMMITTEES FORMED

Noteholders of the three 10 five year I
per cent gold notes Of the Haytian
American Corporation ave appointed
the following committee to protect their
interests: w. NJ Ramsey Of the Mer-
chants Bank Of Canada. New York: a.
w. Mason of the Baltimore Trust Cont
pany, u. s. Paine of William Schall &
Co.. +. \. Yard Of r. W. Chapman & Co.
and w. p. Breed Of Breed Elliott & Har-
risop. Agreement to deposit notes Of H.
6sf.000 par value with the committee
has been received.
The Haytian American Corporation
has failed to make payment of interest
due on January 1. 1921. on its three 10
Eve year Z per cent. gold notes. BY de-
posting notes. as proposed by the COM
mittee. the position Of the noteholders, in
the opinion OF the committee. will not be
impaired to as great an extent as il
would under a feceivership. which Is the
informative Of the committees plan.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
BANKERS wAkN1Kw HEEDED.
National Conduit st0ckh0Iders Or
rauise for Protection.

Following the warning sent 10 the Ma
tionai Conduit and Gable Company thnt
iinless the default on outstanding bonds
is corrected steps viii be taken by bank
ing interests to protect themselves. the
stockholders have formed q protective
COMMITTEES 10 work out plans for correct
ing the default, which consists of per-
hitting net quick assets 10 fall below
the face value of outstanding bonds.
The committe Is composed Of NJ. p.
Galloway. vicc-president OF tine Guar
anty Trust Company II. X. Pritchitt OF
Pritchitt Il Co., S. G. Millet OF Millct.
Roe 4 Hagen and Edward Harden of
y. b. Colgate & Co. Mr.. Callaway Is
chairman Of the committee: Harold
Bentley, trust officer of the Guaranty
Trust Company. secretary, and the firms
of Stetson Jennings 4 Russell and
Beel<rfran. NIenkcn g. Griscom are coun-
sci. The Guaranty Trust Company has
been appointed depository, and request
TO stockholders TO deposit stock viii be
made soon.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
EXPORTS rnoM VIEW ,oax.

Exports from New York yesterday
Wheat. 35t.0si bushels bailey. i2.20g
bushels: beef $50 barrels bacons
5S4.56O pounds tsllow. 10000 pounds
cheese. 1850 pounds oatmeal. 1850 bar
rye. i.fos bushels: pork. siS barrels
beef. ss tierces; lard, i452.s7S pounds
grease. 10000 pounds -four. 2g.4ss
sacks: oil cake, i.sfs.s0o pounds. lubri-
eating oil, IS, 400 gallons
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tAhLE To TAMrIco soon.

Horsrox. Feb. i5.--Direct cable SCR
vice between Galveston and Tampico
will he established within three months.
II was announced to-day Upon tecA.Dt OF
advices by the Chamber Of Commerce
from the Mexican Government that per-
mission would bA granted the Mexican
Telegraph and cable Company to es-
tabllsh connection with The existing
t;alycston-Vera CRUZ cable.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
CABLE CONFERENCES orr.

wAsHIxGroN. Feb. i5.--The Interna-
tonai Communications Conference met
again to-day TO consider frrthcr the allo-
cation of the former German cables but
Il developed that ono Of tha delegates
had not received the necessary instruc-
tions from his government and adjourn
mont was taken until next Monday
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-a-s--------l-a--aaA~s----
Customs RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties az the custom
House Yesterday were S74S.23S.6o. OF
which sso2.s75.05 was TOR merchandise
from bonded warehouses and
stina5255 foi. reoert importations.
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rl,EE nOONLEr FOR INVESTORS.

III Il & a problem 10 you TO know how 10
invest your surpus safely, read investment
safeguards" This book IL an authoritative
discussion os the principal "a fcty tests used
by experienced investors II also contains a
brief dictionary of financial terms. Free
copy may be had by addressing Ames. Enn-
erich 4 Co.. iii Broadway. New York.-kdv.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
TEL. AxD rEL. DivIDEND.

Tho American Telephone ana Tele-
graph Company has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of s2 a share on
tho capital stock, payable April 10 TO
stock OF record March IS. Edwin Farm
ham Green has been elected a member
Of tho board Of directors.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
New York. February 10th, 1921.
To The Stockholders Of
Castor, Williams & Wigmore, Inc.

A special meeting of stockholders having been
called for February Is, 1921, to consider future
plans and financing of the company, the under
signed have consented to act Stockholders
Committee to represent the interests OF stock
holders in the formulation and carrying out OF such
plans.
In view OF the early date of the meeting, the
Committee considers il desirable that in order to
secure effective results, stockholders promptly
deposit their stock with the Committees deposit
ary the New York Trust Company, 26 Broad
Street New York City (or at its Fifth Avenue
office Fifth Avenue and 57th Street.. deposit
agreement is in course of preparation and will
shortly be filed with the depositary.
On and after this day, stock will be received at
either office of the depositary, which will issue
temporary receipts exchangeable for defnitve
tificates Of deposit pursuant to the deposit agree
ment.
Stock certificates must be properly endorsed in
blank
JAMES c. BLAINE, Jr Chairman.
VicePresdent, New York Trust Company
CHARLES T. DUNLAP,
Berwnd- bite Coal Company
ALBERT r. GRAY.
Gray Wimerding.
REG HALLIDAY
Mackay & Co.
WALTER r. HERRICK,
Herrick Berg
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
26 Broad Street.
5th Ave. and 57th St. New York City. Depository
c. f. HUNTER 26 Broad St., New York City, Secretary.
ROSENBERG. BALL NARvIN, Coprse.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
Asxs MAxwELL. RECEIVER.

wfLMrxGrox. Del. Feb l5.--Charlcs
J. True Of Illinois has filed bill in the
Federal District Court asking for an in
junction and appointment OF receiver
for the Maxwell Motor Company.
BUSINESS Opportunity Advertisements OF
fercd for publication In Tho New York
Herald arc subject 20 censorship. therefore
assuring confidence 10 Investors ~hs Are
seeking good opportunities.-Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
$10,0OO,O 900
Deere & Company
nv Gold Notes
To be dated February Is, 1921

To b sdatsdF Fsbuayls ma May l,
the Of in w al
wMoutde edea 1ax
primo
May narMfss xf
@ M s -, s % % H. S a :se % ss s.. % m si %
Trustee mpany O. MndsCh Chcago, Trustee
A leter romM Burton F. Peck Vic Presden of t Company
The New York herald., 1921-02-16

Deere 4 Company business founded by John Deere
in 1887 is one Of the most important manufacturers
Of farm implements in the United States, ranking
first in me production Of steel plows. The Com
pany's products are distributed through its own
sales efaanixa6en, comprising 80 branch houses,
covering peaetcally he entire agricultural sections
ef ths United States and Canada.
The Company and its subsidiaries he entire capital
stocks Of which it owns, except directors qualifying
sharss) own IA manufacturing plants located in the
United States and Canada. Fixed assets, conpris-
ing manufacturing plants, branch houses, equipment
and other properly, are carried in the consolidated
balance sheet ION the basis Of an appraisal made in
1910 plus subsequent additions) At $23, 81, ,9H,
aaaiAst which depreciation reserve Of 4,413,33s
has been set up.
The Notes are to be direct Obligations Of Deere
Company, issued under Trust Agreement which
will provide, among other things, substantially
that, 50 long as any Of the Notes are outstanding,
neither the Company nor any Of its subsidiaries
shall mortgage any Of their real property or plants
excepting existing mortgages asgresatng $4,000,
being permitted, however, to acquire additional
property subject to mortgage or to create purchase
rnoney mortgages upon property hereafter pur-
chased that tfe Company and its subsidiaries shall
The New York herald., 1921-02-16
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN BONDS.
:. 4. srocR ExcnANGE QUotATioSs.

To the following prices accrued interest is
TO be added in every case:
The New York herald., 1921-02-16

The maximum annual interest requirement for these
Notes is $750,000
The proceeds Of this issue will be applied to the
reduction Of current liabilities. With the exception
of $66,000 Of bonds outstanding against the prop
present Note issue constitutes the CompAny's entire
funded Indebtedness.
The Consolidated Balance Sheet Of the Company
and its subsidiaries as of October 81, $780, showed
Total Liabilities Of 922, 2,5006se as compared With
Current Assets Of s6e, Cos ,268 and Total Tangible
Assets amounting to 0,418, ,205.
The New York herald., 1921-02-16

all times maintain unpledged current assets equal
to at least 1000 of their total liabilities, including
Notes Of this issue then outstanding, and that total
borrowings Of subsidiaries shall at no time exceed
SAL ,600, 900 in the aggregate.
In recent years earnings have been as follows:
Net Earnings after
Years ended Interest, Federal Taxes,
October 81 Depreciation, etc 'e
1916 $4,117,993
1917 4932,026
1918 4S3l,987
1919 5267,177
1920 4,847,718
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SINKING FUND
Central Trust Company Of Illinois, Chicago Trustee

which will be furnished summarized follows
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Help Wanted

YOU CAN EARN from $40 to $40
weekly in your spare time writ
ing Show Cards for US AT HONE.
II you can read and write you can
qualify. Write for FREE PARTl-
National SHOW caro-
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Special Notices


Notice Of Trustees Sale 81 Ina
proved real estate az MaRniaEtea
West Virginia,
Pursuant TO the authority vested
in me by q certain deed al trust
executed by James F.. MpIRtgEft
and Jauetta Mas NeIntuFM h
wife, to Paul G. Armstrong
tee, dated on the 7th day Rf5nlF
1916. aud recorded In the Clark
Office Of the County Court p Ma
riou county, West TtrgiplB, IN
Trust Deed Book No. ~, FRg9
An, ! will on Saturday, peesRBer
10th. 1891, at the front apef ct
the Court House pG said G9u9tE,
at 1880 A. NJ. on that day cell f9
the highest bidder all that certain
lot or marcel Of real estate u:
Sether with the appurtenRnqaA and
improvements there to bel9nglng
located in the Sycamore Addition
to the City Of Mannlpgt91f MeFlqM
County, West Virginia, a map or
plat Of which said Addition OF
Record in the Clerks Office Of thfs
County Court Of said County, thar
is to say:
Lot No. l in Block No. M a.
shown on the Mat Of said Aaa
ton. which said lot Is bounded ana
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake On thR
bank OF Buffalo Creek next ad1a
emit to a 10 foot alley; theaea
g degrees 40 W. 80 feot tp stake
in the line of the Right OF Way q
the Fairmont e Warrington IA
road; thence with the line ct Rhl4
right Of way n. S. degrees sb
100 feet to a stake, corner To
No. .; thence with the line otsRi1
lot No. 2 n. degrees So p i0S
feet to a stake on the bank
Buffalo Greek; thence With
Buffalo Greek to the place Of be-
ginning, and being the same real
estate which was conveyed TO- the
said James F, McIuturn pY
Sycamore Land Company, h Coz
poration, by Deed dated 9 n8t1s
18th day OF June 1916 and FeooF1e5
in the Clerks Office OF the Count
Court Of said County.
Said sale will b emate snblee
to the exception Of the coal, oil land
gas as contained in the deed above
mentioned.
Terms of saIe-Cash in haaa
day Of sale.
Given under M! hand this 18th
day of November 1921.
PAUL G. ARMSTRONG
TFlstes
II IS 25 3 S and 8
II; II IS 25: ~; al
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IT IN TAMPA! If
you want to buy, sell or OK
change advertise your wares in
Tampa and South Florida-one OF
the most prosperous regions OF to-
day. Always S Times Want Ads
Largest Tampa circulation and
largest daily average want ad
lineage Of any Florida paper
guaranteed to all advertisers,
Regular rate one cent per word;
monthly rate on application. In
qulirles c%heorfully answered. Ad-
dress THE TAMPA DAILY
TIMES, Tampa, Fla.
11-So-2St-1O48A
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Notice Of Trustees Sale Of
proved Real Estate, located on
Water Street, Fatrmopt, West
giaia.
Pursuant 10 the authority pes
ed in me by a certain deed OF trust
executed by Mary e. Gould To- Pau
G. Armstrong, Trustee beafln
date Or the Stu. day Of Agglat
1917, and Recorded in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court omar
I0n County, West Virginia, IN !tlst
Deed Book No, 43, Page 4Sl
will on Saturday, December 10Th
1921, at the front door Of the Court
House Of said County, at 1899
a, NJ. on that day sell to the hlghe
est bidder. all that certain lot OF
parcel OF real estate, togetheF.Tltn
the improvements thereto belong
ing, located on Water Street IN the
First Ward Of the City Of Fair
mont. Marion County, West Wr-
glnia. wAlch said real estate
bounded and deScribed as Follows
Beginning at a corner to Thotlae
D. Harden on the west side Of
Water Street which corner Is iocat
ed S. So" or W. 1O1.5 feet from
the southwest corner of the inter
section of Water Street with the
alley leading to the Cleveland
Blacksmith Shop; then with the
line OF Water street s. So OH
81 feet to q. stake; thence N.
.2S, w. 90 feet 10 a post in tie line
.of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Property, formerly Adams aud
Holt: thence n. So" 19' e. 60.42
feet to a post In the line Of Thomas
D. Hsrden's property; thence With
the line OF Thomas D. Harden's
property 8. 17' 28' e. IA feet to
a post at the place Of beginning
ind being the same real estats
which was conveyed to the said
Mary E. Gould by James D. Lloyd
ct ux by Deed dated on the. fri
day OF May 1893 and Reoordeddn
the Clerks Office of the Count
Court Of Marion County. West "
gInia. in Deed Book No. 68 Pas
104.
Terms OF sale-cash IN hand y
day OF SALE.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of November 1921.
PAUL G. Armstrong
Trustee:
11-17-1s-25; 1a-2-s.s.
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Farms Wanted
Furniture For Sale

FOR GOOD FURNITURE at low
er prices come 10 STANDARD
FuRNITURD Co, 321 Jackson St.
Let US exchange your old furniture
for new. 12-3-26t-1865A
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Piano Tuning

YOUR plano need tuning? Call
Smith 1853. This is not an ad but
surely there are piano tuners IN
town that could use a few extra
dollars, We recommend using the
Want Ads something like the above.
We can quote you q low rate on
your ads, II you run them by the
month. Call 1105 aud ask for
classified. l1,25,st.1727A
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Male Help Wanted

EARN $6-$12 week., addressing
mailing circulars spare time, at
home. Instructions 25c. MA1LERS
LIST COMPANY. 5651-2Sth St,
Detroit. Mich. 12-S-1t.1913A
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COAL = SAND = MOVING. Gen
eral Hauling. Phone So1.R.S-l,
ii IL got 1851 Z
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS & SER
VICE. Palace Restaurant. l2S
Main St. II 8 BOZ 1883 A
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LADY & GENTLEMEN ROOM
Frs wanted. Phone 506-R.
12-6-3t-t8SSA
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN and District Manager
wanted. One willing to work
hard and show he Is worth $3.50 per
week. we want to establish lowest
priced guaranteed cord tire in this
locality. CRESCENT CORD TIRE
COMPANY, Plymouth, Ind.
12-8.1t.1019A
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Loans

WILL LOAN $4,000 on improved
local real estate; Smith, 900
SchenIey Block. III YOU have mon
ay to invest why not put 1t into 10.
cal hands. A Want Ad like this
costs &c per word.)
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misunderstanding

NJ. FREuLENDER TAILORING
Co. Suits made to order. Clean
ing, pressing, repairing. All WORK
guaranteed. Prompt delivery. Rea
souable prices. Suits pressed soc.
324 Monroe ST, Opp. Post office
II 5 got 1867 Al
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Lost And Found

fsTOLEN-Fox hound, black and
white tick with tan head n
right car nieked with Two ducIa"s'
Curtis Vincent, Phone 93oJ-:
70 At 1898 a
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NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM.
Call 899.J. 70 I st 1904 A
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Furnished Rooms

ONE ROOM suitable for two lads
les or gentlemen. $50 Pierpont
Ave. Phonct 17OS-R.
12-6-3t-1871A
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HAULING : TRANSFER - NOV.
ING. Call @. o. Parker, 12as;Jr
Cleveland Ave: 11'16'Set-15se4
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J. H. PRICE for general hauling
and te9mipg. Phone 1461=M.
1l-30-26t-1s11A
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TWO FURNISHED FRONT light
housekeeping rooms, I'll Eagt
Park Ave. 12-5-St-138oA
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4 SELL FAIRMONT

1 SELL FAIRMONT
six roUms. Grant st, payments
3 rooms, 4oy Murray, monthly.
s rooms. 40J Quarry, trade.
4 rooms, Anderson street.
Monroe street, cottage, pay ny
mouth.
Gordon street. new cottage, pay
lily month,
II rooms, East Park. 5000.
Cottage, . lots, Norwood, offer.
Ehgemont lot. 40XlGO feet, CUun-
try Club road.
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Bakeries
COnfectiOneries


EAT MORE IMPERIAL ICE
CREAM. Phone 432.
11-28!26t-1741A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

WE BUY or sell anything.
FUE7', Thone 1891.
1O.2S..St.I22TA
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For Exchange

s6oD ApERIGnRAToR; will en-
ehangeE for rugs, or davenport
SSThek have you? Phone &4&A-X.
"a per word each day you cap
thu sort OF Want A TO dis.
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Rooms Wanted
Offices To Rent

DESK ROOM and use Of telephone
In downtown office building. Low
rental to reliable party. Phone
447S7. (URe q Want Ad like this II
you have more room in your office
than you need. Perhaps somebody
would be- glad to rent desk space
from YOU'D
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant johnson.
520.W. 1l-29-26t-l7T7A
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Hauling and Transfer

CALL W. Il. SMITH TRANSFER
for moving and all kinds OF gen
! eral hauling. Coal delivered req
sepable. Phone 1696-W.
11-19-S0t-14ssA
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Houses For Sale

BIC oPPoRTUNrrY-who wants
TO buy S.room house, bath, base
SJnent, electricity, gas, water garase'
lot 60x66. Must be seen to be hp'
preciated. Phone 1126,R. 211 Ma.
kat a. t1.29.26t-1757A
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Miscellaneous
For Sale or Trade

MANDOLIN for sale or trade, for
q Cutar; also pair ladies high top
An shoes. size S 10. Phone
1898 W:Y.S. IL Z ct 1899 A
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TWO FURNISHED light house
keeping rooms SOB Maryland
Ave. Phone SAW.
12-5-3t-Is67A
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II IS 25 = S and .
II; II IS 25: ~: as
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ROOMS FOR RENT at The Cav
alters Studio. 315 Main st,
12-5-1Ot-1S78A
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Houses And Lots

CONSULT j. a. EOhTNEN. Me'
FCrory Bldg. Houses and Lots:
Phone 4O5.R. II % 26t 1888 a
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TWO OR THREE furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. On car
line. Phone 219-J.
12-6-3t-lS90A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-08

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-08
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-08

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