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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-06

First pub August 9, 1922.
Last pub. Scptcmber IA. Ioo,
IN THE EIGHTH Ii;DICIAT. nlcTpICr
COIYRT on TItr S1ArE OE My, NnA
IN AND For THE coIfNTy on yi,N,
LOUIS SARONJ p,a;nt;a
vs.&
l.. ii. Bell, a. a. Coin p + .fohu. p.,rv
Ezckial Coin. Jacob Edward Cohu y..oh =
Cohn. r. z. Coin. Pearl Ma,;,m, col,, Is,do,.
cehn. Rachar, Cob, N f.ohr J,u.s c.r..x
Charles A Di,ncar {, rh,rc,r r-h,-,.s 4.
kin Duncan. Elizabeth rh,,c.n Fred AZ rL.
stone. i. NJ Fu,stouc y Friedman Ne,,;e
t,eibush N. G. Gardner Mathew e C.rdrc,
Matthew G.. Gardner. II. G Gardner r..
Mathew c. r;arducr. r. Uele, NJ Gardner
Clara Belle Gardner. George Al; Gardner Ida.
Gar.lner lanes r.: Gardner Marin RI Card.
ncr. Edward s H,gc. Edward s yyn.o r =
Holer. a: w. Couder. William A Irw;,
William yrwiu Iohn Trx;, I,-,,ces. Eoh,,
Doris COIN w Ui1cc Wm II lee W;lI;,r
n lee William Horace re W;Iliar Meow.
ey, J. e. Mcrarnahan. ,ohn G. McTaruay,ap.
T. c. Veterinarian Sr.. John cowen Mcrarn,.
han. Sarah Caroline McTarnahan Caro-, Mc.
.rarpal,an Carrie McTar,a,,an Wallace Nc.
Tarnaha,. Wallace +. McTarnahan John Clark
McTarnal,ar. Tohn G. McTarnalan II Francis
n. MeTarnahap. Hart Ncrarnahan. Edith II
AIcTarpahan.. Rachel G. NcTarnaban T e
McTarrahap and Sarah Mcra,u.han-~ as
s,,,,r,,;srs os r,,rroi a.. r.-,,h,, r,.r;. A..
T,rra,,,r and Wallace NcT.~r,,,,r. pE,,n;.
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Reading. Cathcr;,c n R;vcrs ~ Al Rivers
Franz R;vc-s W;n;,m c,,d.,s n,,;., =
s;r,son Marie 1r Scho,;,,. ~. (.,-dr.~
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wynore ID, C:,ra,er R,,,,;o., aud t.yc,,.,,c
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aud Cattle Comp,ny acorpor,,;o, (,r>u,r Saw
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nor,,;or Th. pI,ro,.h 7 AID ,rd StocL Cow.
n,rv .or,or,.;o, I1,,;,, T.,s. f,or,r,,,, &c
San rr,r.;..o !, corn,r,,;o,, John M.
I,r. NJ. p;.,,,~d poe 1,,.po. .,so III
oth.r n.,so,s Lrowr Or ,,t,ou, cI,;r,;r,
any r;gbt in. estate lie, or ;,t.rcst +, ,,e
rc,, nro,sr,v d.scr;h.,, u ,h. scon,,,,;,, al.
verse 10 nl,nt;tf,s ownership ar any cloud IN.
OF, the .n,a;ntiff.s title thereto D.fcndan,s
SUMMONS
THE STATE or NEVADA srNns
GREETING 70 SAID DrrrNpANTs.
Won ara hcrchv Summoned m ann.,, ,,;.h;,
ten daxs af,cr The service mon yo, .of ,h;s
twenty d,ys e served our 81 said county h,,,
eases within forty DAYS fcxclu,ivc Of t,c d,,
=, =, 80,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-06

Northwest onc.quartcr tNWA)
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-06

First pub August 9, 1922.
Last pub. September Is, 1922,
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IN TIE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LYON.
LOUIS SARONI, Plaintiff
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-06
DO YOU WANT A
HOME IN YERINGTONi

! can sell you house and lot for
Is per cent OF the cost tp build the
house. Half dozen places to
choose from
See GEO. + WILLIS, at the Lyon
CountysBank f.5,.s4s.
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Items Of Local Interest

state, came in from Virginia City on
Wednesday
a. G.. Mcknight came in from
Reno Wednesday, accompanied by
Samuel Plat. They returned on
Thursday.
Miss Ethel Regan is employed in the
Mason Drug Store. Miss Moore hav-
ing discontinued TO attend High
School
II. J. Long was in Mason for 4
week on business interests
L. c. De Almond notorcd to Reno
Saturday, returning by Fcrnlcy.
Frank Daley and family and Her
bert and Stanley Hilygus returned
from ten days fishing trip i'll the
Green Creek country, twenty miles
above Bridgeport
Arthur Fergeson and c. +, John
son were business visitors from Sweet
water on Sunday and Monday
O. V. Gallagher, representing the
Mcntholatum Company. from Denver
Colorado, was a Ierington business
visitor last Friday and Saturday.
Ed. T. Patrick, Carson City lawyer.
paid short business visit to our city
asst week, arriving on Friday.
Bruce Connally was Holland iIo-
.el guest last "Wednesday evening
George Gray and L ID. Brinkman,
If the Lindley Company, were arrivals
Yerington last Wednesday
G.. p. Hcrrick. travelling auditor
FOR the Western Union, came i'll last
Thursday
Miss Mary Murphy left yesterday
afternoon for, San Francisco, where
Inc will spend two weeks with rcla-
ives
George Marsh, of the Swift Com
,any in Reno. was in town Wednes-
lay and Thursday
Mrs. H. A. Streeter Left yesterday
;or Santa Rosa, where she will reside
or short time.
4. a. Dillon and Bob Dyer went
IN fishing trip in the Sweetwater
country on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belle Isle
If San Francisco passed through Yer.
ngton during the first of this week.
Henry c. Kruger, of Reno. spent
asst Sunday and Monday in Ycrington
lcctioncering for James r. Boyd.
]. Bcaupcrt, G. l.. Ambrose and
Dick Randall drove to Fcrnlcy Mon
ay.
John MCGOWAN and three sons
pcnt several days in Reno, enjoying
he rodeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcneil and
Ar. and Mrs Lysle Bugbec and
rank Bugbce spent Monday in Fern.
~.
Mrs. f. l.. Littell and son Lee,
nd daughters Libus and Thclma, re-
urncd Monday from a pleasant So
ourn spent at Reno and Fcrnlcy
Miss Mary Murphy, Lloyd Lambcr-
on, Essic Ryan and Vernon Pcnrosc
1otored to Fcrnlcy Monday for the
Celebration and dance.
Z. +. Rawon and family drove to
'crnlcy Monday, returning the same
ay.
Mr. and Mrs Roy MCGOWAN and
Hiss Florence Barrett drove to Fern
" Monday.
IN. Gottlcif, OF San Francisco has
AIKEN the place of the Western Union
perator, Mrs. Barnes having moved
, Susanvillc
Miss Harriet Safmons was an arri--
al Sunday from San Francisco. Miss
aImon will teach the Mcissncr
:hool.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coddington
nd Miss Gertrude Coddington motor
! to Fcrnley Monday to witness
nc celebration. They were accom-
anied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ber-
and.
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Clark J Guild and family, accom-
panied by Frank Fowler. spent Mon
day at Fcrnlcy.
Lawrence Masini motorcd to Reno
where he welcomed his
brotf~r Antonio. Masini- who halls
from Somn,ari, Italy. They remained
in Reno OIL Monday to enjoy the
rodco.
Ray Stock. Of Wabuska. was a Sat
urday evening visitor in our city.
The Misses Helen and Mildred
Smith were among those up from
Wabuska OIL Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. b. Sisson and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Genzcl of Sparks and
Gold Hill respectively. were the week
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Purcell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dillon
Dr.. \. \ Brown, Reno eye speci-
list. was a Wednesday and Thursday
guest at the Hotel Holland.
Fred Wade spent Saturday in town
from the lower end of the valley
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Nicols and
Mrs. Nelson Johnson drove up from
Wabuska Saturday to attend the show
and shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and family,
OF Wabuska, were Saturday evening
SHOPPERS in Ycrington.
Fred Baldini returned from a three
weeks vacation spent at Mono lake,
California.
II. B. Campbell, accompanied by
his daughter. Doris. motored into
Reno last Thursday. returning on Sun
day. During her stay i'll Reno Miss
Campbell was the guest OF Mrs. H .
o. Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coddington
and family returned last week from a
two weeks visit at Santa Cruz. Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs +. Daley and fam
lily returned Monday evening from a
weeks camping trip to Bridgeport and
vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucl Lothrop were
among thtc Ycringtonitcs who en-
joyed the celebration at Fernley.
Mesdamcs X. and id. Fulstone. of
Smith Valley. were "Wednesday shop
pers i'll Ierington
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucl Rucl Lothrop
and Miss Bcrnicc Gruber. accompa-
MED by Miss Ruth Lcvcrich. drove
into Reno on Sunday Miss Gruber
will attend the University tho coming
year. Miss Lcvcrich continued on to
Grass Valley. where she will enter
the convent for this term OF scool.
George Marsh was in from Reno
last week, coming in on Wednesday.
c. w. Mayiield. who has been
employed at the Yerington Drug Com
pany store during the absence of Mr..
Peterson. returned to his home in Reno
Monday.
Jack Ross. who has been spending
the summer in the valley returned to
Reno Friday to resume is studies at
the university
Carl Johnson, Forest Ranger from
Sweetwatcr, spent Labor Day in
Ycrington
Harry Roberts came down from
Vichman last Monday and continued
on to Nolan, where he served on the
election board on Tuesday,
Oscar Stallard came over from Haw-
thornc last Sunday to spend day or
two visiting with family and friends.
Walter Frazier and wife and Chralcs
Day went out to Nina last Saturday
night with Fay Baker to play for
big dance given at that place by the
Legion.
Ycrington was deserted place last
Monday, when most of the popula-
ton moved over to Fernlcy to cat
Hearts OF Gold cantaloupcs and ice
cream.
Miss Ruth Mccarthy, of Haw-
thornc, was visiting friends in Yering-
ton last Saturday and Sunday :,
Miss Mildred Lcavitt left last Thurs
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-09-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LYON.
In the Matter OF the Etatc OF John
Depaoli. Deceased.
Notice Of Hearing Final account and
Petition for Distribution.
Notice is hereby given that the final
account OF Vim. ] Dcpaoli. admins
traitor OF the estate Of John Depaoli,
deceased has been rendered to said
Court for settlement. and that petit
ton for final distribution of the cs-
tate has been filed with said account,
and that Tuesday, the 10Th day OF
September. 1922. at 10 o'clock A. NJ !.
of said day. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, has been duly
appointed by said Court for the settle
ment OF said account and hearing said
petition, at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions, iii wri-
ting. to said account and contest the
same.
Dated September. E. 1922.
RUEL l.. LOTHROP,
:. Clerk.
First publication, Sept. 6, 1922.
Last publication, Sept 20. 1922.
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ee.Advice

~ err agent for sdvice.
esIss cards, etc.
Ash the fullsr Speeifca.
ticn Department abost The
noss desirable color schemes,
eela! harmony and any other
detdlss =
Maesfs Of hnbber Censns
Ileer Rsist, Al1.Purposs
varnishes. Silkenwhits
Enamel, Fifteen.for. Flsors
varnish.. Washable Wall Fin
Barn ard Roof Paint. Porch
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NoHUNTfNG

No HUNTING
Positively no hunting will be allowed
on the A. Grulli & Son ranch.
St0l3 GRULLI & SON
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NOTICE is hereby given shat the
Board of Directors of the Walker
River Irrigation District will meet in
the offices Of said Board. in the Lyon
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british COAL IN
B|!G D e.
SaII available Supplies for Au-
gust Already Sold and
Orders Increasing.

GoNDoN, July 2s.-tBy The AS:
Gated Press.) The persistent
\erican demand. ACCOMPANIED ny
based prices and freight rates.
einues to be the main feature OF
0IRrttish coal industry. The
DE- American order at New
sc&sEie was for Ct. 900 tons macs
sby an American Railroad Co., but
tits believed all available supplies
sforfAugust already have been tax
on and that Immediate delivery Is
Impossible.
Canada also is seeking supplies.
while the European demand is con
stinutng unabated. German state
railroads have placed a contract
for 900 tons for shipment In Sep
stenrber. October and November,
shop owners are harvesting big
freight rates. which in some cases
have reached Is shilifngs per ton.
SFThe demand for WEIGH coal is In
sreasing daily, and prices are quick
III re-acting accordingly. f
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Electrical Work
Special Notices
s; OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At the July. 1922. Rules. held IN
the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court in and for the county OF
Marion and state aforesaid, July 3,
1922, the foil lowing order was en-
tered: Stella Gordon VS.. Oscar s
Gordon, Chancery.
Summons.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff of Marion County.
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded t..
summon Oscar S. Gordon to appear
before the Circuit Court OF Marion
County, at Rules to be held in the
Clerks office of said Court on the
first Monday in July, 1922, to an
swer a bill in chancery exhibited
against him in said Court by Stella
Cord on.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, L. A Gather; Clerk of
said Court, at courthouse in said
county, the 18th day of June, 1922,
and 59th year Of the state
i=5 ssI L. a. GATHER, Clerk.
The return endorsed by the
sheriff on the foregoing summons
is in words and figures following:
THE within named Oscar, A.
Gordon Is not found in my BALI
wick June 8. 1922. "
a"CHAS.a BARTHOLOw, -
Deputy for I'D. Charlton, Sheriff
Of Marion County, West Virginia. .
Object Of Suit,
The object of the above entitled
suit is, to obtain for the said plain
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This. Date il, History
Life and Character Reading
Z JULY %

This is the last birthdate IN
which the person parta.kes OF the
double sign OF Cancer and Leo.
The Natural Leo 1aziness OF this
date Is much modified by the
Cancer restlessness, which keeps
them hunting for new pleasures
and unique sensations.
These people are secretive or
frank as the case seems to demanu.
the men demand the utmost prob
ity1 in their wives but decline to be
called 10 book IN return.
The, welI-reared and educated
Cancer-Leo person is a beautif/c
character. The sympathy for SAT-
ferins is an al1-around emotion
which touches the pocket as well
as the heart. There are no heights
to which these people cannot att
tain If they elect.
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SEEK DEATH OF PoINoARE.

PARIS. July 2s.-(By the AS
ISOLATED Press) 1.-The French gov
eminent, it was made known to-
day, has received what it consid-
ers absolutely Trustworthy in
formation that an attempt against
the life of Premier Poincare is be-
ing plotted in German monarchist
circles.
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All cancellation orders on CON
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Department. This is for
your protection.
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Special Not ices

tin, Stella Gordon, decrees pt sdt:SS
vorcs from the bond syoe sInRty lunny
from the said defendant Qscafs
Gordon; and to have the saidS ptains
tin's property freed sfroneall rtghtsS
or claims Of every characte The
said defendant. sss
An affidavit having been n1adeS
and filed that the snid Qscar5a
Gordon, the detend ant named tns
the foregoing emit ledcausessisa,
nonTesid ent Of the state Of Wen
Virginia, It is ord cred that thasaids
Oscar S. Gordon sappearW khtns
one month from the tirst pnblicasi
ton Of this ord Ter. Il Ia theEE lsfksE
office Of our said Circuit Conrt LIT
Rules to be holden Their do
what is necessary to- sotsctghtssin;
terests. sSs
IT. is ordered g that sa2 copysof this
order be published and nosted asS
required by law
Given under my hand this a6thS
dayo July.s1 922..
IL.8 "a CATHER GlerI
r. s. REED.
Counsel Tor Plain I'll.
This order is publlshedS for the
first time July :, 1e22. and toabss
published once each sweek for four
successive weeks
Il. a GATHER Cle
t7-7I 4.2l-2S 1872
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If you have lost something and
cannot find it, insert an ad in the
Want Ads columns and you are
sure to be successful.
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Houses And Lots

FOR SALE-Lot on Florida Ave.
A bargin for quick sale! Also l
show case and refrigerator.
Phone 92e-J, S54 Market st. after
A >. m. or see G. NJ. Freeman,
at West Nirginian Office.
TO SELL, buy or rent. See Geo.
H. Brobst. Realtor, Profess
sional Building. 4S42A
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FOR SALE+Two No. 8 Geyser
Threshers. complete with 141s
inch straw carrier, small Belt,
Tools. etc. New $4,000 each,
cash f. o. b. Morgantown, w. Va.
One 17x22 Observation-Disclosures
Hay Baling- Press with GIL. p. Case
line Engine. $550.o0 each, cash, f.
phone or write. MONONGAHELA
SUPPLY COMPANY, Morgantown,
west Virginia. Phones 661-662.
5030A
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IMPORTANT NoTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
rhe West Virgfnian will not be
responsible for more than one in
correct Insertion of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
Upholstering. General repair
ing. Bicycles and supplies. Tap
estry and leather samples on hand.
Mrs. ]. H. Inner, Phone 1871.
5O34A
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4-ROOM COTTAGE on Emerson
ST. Good well. Terms. Phone
PSI.
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s-RoOM HOUSE and meat mar
ket only $1,000. Large two
story eight-room house. Sore
building 16x24 fully equipped for
meat market. Lare lot, barn.
Price $1,000. $500 down, balance
$500 per year. Only shop in town
of 500 on railroad with high
school Possession any time. M.
L. Trout Realty Co., H. v. Atkin-
son Agent, Macarthur. Ohio.
SOFIA
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Coal ard Timber

OAK LUMBER. Any kind of oak,
poplar and hickory. Can cut
to fill your need. Phone 17S3-M
or write Elmust P. Morgan, Fair
mont, Route No. S. 5033A
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Houses For Sale

6-RooMs and BATH. East Park
avenue. close in. Two car gar
age. Phone 1882.
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aAPPLICATIoN FOR P.AROLBsl

to tmpr1SOnmSnC&1u HLQSsHkf3
ginia penitentiary for the pertoa
Of 3 years.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
To Hold OF tctory Notes and
others Concerned y!
Notice is nerepy# g1ve1s 4 asisfo IE5
lows
i. Call for Partial dempt ionsot
43l% Victory Notes.
AL Az 20 Victory Notes.. Other,
wise known as sUnited StatasBoe
America Gold Notes 1922.1g23tt
which bear til e distlng uish1ng leu
tiers A, BIC, ID, sSE Or preStxAd
to their serial numbers wing
been designed for the. purposa&by
lot IL the manner prescrtbsd SbY
the Secretary Of the Treasura fss
called for rod emp ton on Docens
Der Is, 1922, pursuant TO theSpra
vision for redempt ion; containsdAtnj
the notes andsin TreasuIyDe Depart
ment circularssfJ ~ ated April
21,z1s19, undo Whlc notes
were ori issued ntereston
called for red emptfo lon wi ceasesp1s
said red emptionsd date, Decembers1ssI
1922:
Victory Notes $40 series|
bearing the dis sting IshIng letfaTsl
iG;5H, ], y i ,sorL efixed6 to sthetf
serial numbers are not sanyman:
lner affected byss this ca1Is resl
demr ton and sfwill sbes duegandpays
able. as to principal on May 29s
1928, according to their terms.
q. Detailed inf ornati ion ass oSthas
presentation and SURRENDER
4Ans Victory4N otesf
under this cal ssisS given Treas
ury Experimentation 1ar1 2sg;s
dated July &c II 80 opiesso
may be obtained from 'Ersasf!
& Currency, washing C!oTs
ss Al SW:sAIEELON
Secretary 81 gtheT rsasurys
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6-ROOMS AND BATH: Front
street. Good lot. $1,000 cash
and easy terms Phone Isl.
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BLACKBERRIES. delivered. soc
PEI gallon. 55-R-4 Fairview.
4e3OA
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Tailoring Pressing

RADFoRD2 TAILORING co. 58 ilsfs
MEMS SUITS made to measure.
Prices reasonable. 216 Jefferson
st. 1913 a
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Autos and Accessories

PhiladelpnlA barI.r1 sorT1ce
- Station
In Fairmont Carriage Works
recharg1ng and repairing on all
makes OF batteries. Philadelphia
Diamond GRID Batteries, guar
anteed two years..
JOHN NJ. SP9AR. Prop.
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING and tops bull
and repaired FAIRMONT CAR
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1851.
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DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN
SEWING. ALSO MEMS SHIRTS.
REASONABLE RATES. ITO FAIR
MONT AVENUE. 5045 a
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Miscellaneous For Sale

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and used; easy. payments.
National Cash Register Co..
:Clarksburg, w. va. 4so7A
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Situations Wanted Female
Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMs-prices rea-
sonable. 524 Ogden Avenue.
Phone 296-W- 4S22A
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Situation Wanted, Male

WANTED WORK of any. kind
Have wife and. two children de-
pendent on me- Phone 1881.
SOFA
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Dressnaking

& PLAIN SEW
ING. Give us trial., 206 Walnut
Ave. Phone 961-R. soils A
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. Pri-
vate porch Phone 1911. $40
Cleveland avenue. SOFIA
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TWO NEATLY. FURNISHED
LIGHT H o q S e K E E P N e
ROOMS with water, sink and
range in kitchen, to couple without
children. Phone 94s-M. 5031Asi
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FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. 211 Chicago, ST. 5015A
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FRONT SLEEPING ROOM
Phone s1s7O-M. 503SA
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
light Housekeeping. All con-
veniences. Close in. $500 per !
week. 216 Chicago street.
5O36A
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Storage, Moving
Repairing

MEMS SHOES hall soled and
heeled $1.75. Ladies' shoes half
soled and heeled $I35W. NJ. Wash
tngton, 2O4 Raymond st. 4424A
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Opticians

will devote a part of his time to
non-surglcal treatment of Rectal
and Colon troubles as Colitis, Els
sure, Fistula. Hemorcnoos (pilesl,
Puritis-Ani (Itching Piles) Chronic
and other ailments.
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Contracting

FAIRMONT. RUBBER. STAMP.
WORKS. Typewriters sold. rent,
ed and repaired. Agency for L. <.
Smith In our new office, 420 Main
ST.. Phone 1213-W. 1885 A
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WE CLEAN WINDOWS CHEAP.
FAIRMONT WINDOW CLEAN,
ING CO. PHONE ANDREW 30
JOK. $751;. 4S52A
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n G. NULI-HAULING OF ALL
KINDS. MOVING A SPECIAL
TY. 207 Diamond street. Phone
1497.M. 4920A
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J. Walter Duncan of C.arksburg,
Democratic candidate for the nom.
nation Of county superintendent of
schools, was looking after 'p1,1iti-
cal interests here the first Of the