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The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
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Ralph Neesham went to Delta Mon
day.
j. R. Leeming went to Paonia Mon
day.
Helen Sierra is still quite sick this
week.
Miss Mary Payne was Paonia visi-
tor Monday.
Mrs. Gaddis has been quite sick this
week with rheumatism.
Miss Elizabeth Tarp spent the week
end with her mother In Paonia.
Mrs. T. II. Davis has been sick with
an attack OF appendicitis the past
week.
Isaac Clark went up to the ranch
Saturday. He returned home Mon
day.
Reddie Strkovik left for Del Carbon
Monday morning. where he will seek
employment.
Mrs. Steve Turscanski received
word this week OF the death OF her
mother in Europe.
Sadie Gaddis, who came home sick
last week, returned to her school at
Midway Sunday.
DR.. Mcconnell and family came in
Friday evening. He took up his duties
as doctor the next day.
Joe Starkavic went to Hotchkiss
Sunday morning to visit his wife. He
returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hunt and family
left wednesday morning by auto for
Lake City, where they will make their
home.
Anton Majnik and son Frank re-
turned home from Delta Friday even
ing. Mr.. Majnik's leg is quite bit
better.
Mrs. Cad Edwards and son George
and Janet Neesham went to Paonia
Saturday. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. William Anderson OF Paonia
came up Sunday to nurse Mrs. Anna
Bartalo. Mrs. Bartalo rs still very
sick, but is little better.
Game Warden Peterson arrested Joe
Sanborn and Bob Stoker for hunting
rabbits without license. They will
have to work harder this week 70 pay
their fines.
Superintendent Robert Williams left
Thursday morning on an inspection
trip. He returned homo Tuesday
evening. Mr. Burdick, assistant engi-
neer for the Utah Fuel Company. came
with him.
Sylvan Rouck gave up his position
an 1anitor of the schoolhouse and left
wednesday inorning for Los Angeles.
California, where he expects to spend
the rest Of the winter. Thomas Cowan
will be 3anitor Of the schoolhouse for
the rest Of the term.
DR.. r. H. Finley left here Tuesday
morning. As soon ~ he gets his legal
affairs settled he expects to 60 east
to attend some good medical school
and specialize in ear. eye and throat
work. He says lhe will b hack In
about q year ana opsn an once in
0rand JunCeicn.
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
PROJECT MANAGERS REPORT
ON PAST SEASON

The following report is herewith
submitted for your information rela-
tive to the various features connected
with the operation of this project dur
ing the past irrigation season. The
report owing to the delay in the return
from Washington of the project man.
ager is not in as complete detail as it
should be.
Operation and Maintenance
A very successful operating season
was had during the past year. The
operation of the Gunnison tunnel
was begun for irrigation purposes on
April and during the month of April
approximately three times as much
water was carried through the tunnel
than during any other April in the
history of the project. This condition
was due to the extremely mild winter
that prevailed which left the ground,
particularly on the west side of the
valley. in very dry condition, and in
many cases necessitated irrigating the
land before the spring blowing could
be accomplished.
No particular difficulties were eX-
perienced in operating all the project
canals and laterals under a 100 per
cent head during the entire season,
except for those caused by the June
flood, which will be hereafter dis
cussed.
One or two shutdowns were made
at the headworks of several of the
canals for the purpose of enabling the
project forces to remove gravel and
conduct sluicing operations. These
shutdowns were made usually on Sun
day when the demand for irrigation
water was comparatively light.
The flow through the Gunnison tun-
mel during the season was as follows:
Apro foot
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Duty Of W.tsr

The duty OF water on this protec'
continues to be high. This conditios
il due to the system in force Of de
livering water on q continuous nov
The Delta independent., 1922-02-10
Effect Of Public Notice

In view Of the fact that public notice
will issue for this project at some
future date. It might be timely to dis
cuss in general way the effect that
such notice will have upon the pay
Evening star., 1922-01-20
AUroMoBI1Is FOR SALE, ETC.

1916 CADILLAC, coupe, in
good condition; recently paint
ed; S new United States cord
tires. 500; satisfactory terms.
Apply Hotel Grafton.
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BLACKBERRIES, delivered SOC
4 4 r." 4930A
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FOR TILE LEVY
@1773441 1I ~ l8l6I7177 N ~
AGAINST TIE LEVY

And it is further ordered that
the Clerk OF this Court shall forth
with and al least once in each
week for two cons ecutive weeks,
before the said election, pu blish q
copy Of this order IN the Fairmont
West Virginian and Frairmont
Times, two newspaper Of general
circulation in the County and IF
opposite politics; that ~ the said
clerk secure a certificate of the
editor or publisher of each of the
two 7znewspapers und oath show
ing completion OF the said publica-
ton. and the said certificate be
duly reeorde ed by the said clerk In
the proper order book OF this
court. h
And it lis further ordered that
the Sheriff OF Marion County do
cause printed copies Of this order
to be posted at each voting place
in the said County at least ten days
before the day fixed herein for
make official return to this court
OF such pbs ting which return shall
be recorded by the said clerk in
the proper order book of this
court, said printed copy. shall he
furnished by the CIerk Of this
Court III ample time for the post
ing thereof, for which the E said
Clerk shall take the receipt OF said
sheriff #. AZ 5s rs 5s 55ss sx
And 1t Is further ordered that in
the event that the said voters Of
said Marion County,-at said spe-
fcial election, authorize the laying
Of the said levy. then this court
shall at the regular term hereof;
1922. lay a levy OF three (.03) cents
on every $500 90 OF yalua ton 81
the taxable property IN the Coun-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BY virtue Of ii am hortty yegtad
IN mo by an assign ment DID esdSnl
trust bearing hte the
March, s19 % ,,sexecuted sssssA8 81
Windsor, Charles fdsorsa IsSls
John B. Wind sor, partnersTa
and doing bustness Eunde rgtheH115p
name and Style fsssSv VINO sor1 lN
Company to sst1n deTs1gnsns
Homer Hal Trust EEL hast,
fit Of "a u the scredi torso Lee asa
grantors and hich assignment
and deedSo trust TIL iii of RECORD ar
the office of til Clerk athes
ty5 Court or Mario Count
Virginia, IN ReserYat Ion 1876
and Chattel Trust esdss BbokN pNl
12. az page 107 VA he und ers1gnad
will of err for sale and sseI
lie auction to the hest
bidder therefore, atss the r1nt d1pra
Of the court ouses dardonM Gostn
.sty, West Virginia, city ~
Tairm ont county sof IRON nd
state of West Virgtni
day, the 12ths d az A1etlst
at ten (1O) 2o'c locks am zQass
lowing q described Spersonaigprp psrt
that is to say:
Sceuticals. sup plies suHd Ttss.tr s
baccoes, beYeTage scOnfec ti0hH
fixtures and equf pments bnek at
counts and 1easehoI estates, nSsg
located in or owned Shy dYingataS
the grantors inssatd sassfgnmeutssnd
deed %of trust, and ssussd@dnscp nnec
ton with said drug store hustnessS
now being carried sonSb y@thesnnHeE
signed 4truste I'm the first skoryo
the Donate m Leo Bull dingss ttNated
at the -corner #sofS stresta
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading \

J ULY 2 5.
ID Women of this birthdateS which nc: !
is under the governing signs OF
Cancer and Leo, are the most :af-
f mothers. very self
denying and unselfish, as house
Keepers they are sometim es too
orderly for their own and others
comfort. rs The memories are are
phenome email VI 15
The sympathy for suffering is
an all-around emotion which
touches the pocket as Wei as the the
heart:
There are no heights that these
people cannot attain if they elect:
They are not fond Of their
enemies but will stand by both
friend and foe through every de-
scrip ton Of trial.
Children Of this dateSneed q
great deal Of attention, and IL with
care and con Iteration they can
be brou ght to harmonious man
hood and womanhood.s and when
this is accomplished, there are no
;stron ger, more brilliant, or more
useful people in the Zodiac.
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Special S.otices !


u u; according to thaS last
ment thereof ,tos pay heSezpsh
and cost of sStheN eStai shii1g
maintaining said Denta slfn5S
which shall 9be SknoWnEas&t the 1s
tai Clinics Fund and shall pEpreHd
to establish and main ain SID
Dental Clinics, a ss sproytd
Chapter II rs OF the Actss OF III
Legislature 922
PROCLAMATION EDEIssE
OF SPECIALIZE IaECTION IsA
BE HELD INN ARION&C
TY WEsTsvIRGIcSIA,sAu sIl
i, 1922.
Proclamat ton for apep1at
election for authorf Tat ionS Danss
tai Clinic Levy of three
County Court entered on theg1 2th
day or July, 922
"A /, M MILAN. Rrssid
the County Court Of MarionsGo nAss
ty West irglnia heta
proclaim ss and g9a ppo nts suesda gs
the st ay d August 939s
between the hours 81 sunrise
and sunset ot thai lay;
the regular esta b1i shed
places of said County ofaM
State. OF West Vlrg infa anSes
and place al Whtc pecia Isssla
ton, provide sd FOE In saI IA Ess order
shall be held quail ftsds
voters of said k cunt tn gdsetdess
whe Their or d ot they m 1#autho rfzs
the Countys Court ~ ssM artpns
County West irgInia Iay
levy OF three COS cntss one
500 90 Of valuati ton fatha#taxa
property in the Count accordtns
to the last ss8sments thereoEsS
pay the expense and cost
establi shing and ma I'M aininE Lel1s
tai Clinics IN said Count
vided 8by8sC hapt 6aofss the Arts
OF the gislature ofas1 921ae
8 Given und ers nl rssl a and sAth Afll
day OF July
Presid ent OF Ma rrton#G onnt spurt
West yirg inias
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r etc Johnsons Run

ennie sFetty visited her brother.
e8Fetty recently. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Vangil-
slfr, who have been the guests Of
fvN&Carpenter, returned home re-
sst NJ. and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter
and daughter Christine, Virgle
Lake and Willie Travis were Wis
sitors at the home of la Lake Sun
day: 81 M
HARDER Carpenter was the guest
OF Vangilder Saturday even
sss A baptising will be held at the
White Day Creek August 6.
M orris Kirk was the guest Of Mr.
and M rs. Earl Hayhurst over the
Weekend :. s$,
Hiur1 and Earl Vangilder visited
sFrederick sVangilde over Saturday
might and Sunday.
Boyers Boyce visited Edward
sShawsson business last 5weke.
Brown visited a Waltsr
sCarpenter Sunday.
Goldie Hawkins visited Joe
sEsetty recently
The Rev. Mr. Mcdonald preach
sermon to the ball players on
sBunner's Ridge Sunday at 3
sssai and or-pha Carpenter were
$the guests of Willie and Dawson
Pride Sunday. t5 " i;
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/ Special Notices

IFE5h or
ton $iofs said levy OF three (.os)l
cents On the 500 90 be taken 7
and that a special election for
that purpose be held a the
several voting places in% said Ma
rion County on the g st day Of Aug
ust, 1922 and for the purpose Of
Gliding said special lei ections and
taking said vote and ascertaining
and certifying til e results thereon,
the Court does hereby appoint the
sama 4 cornmis toner's, clerks and
challeng ers for the said election as
heretofore appointed by bis court
on the 81 TIL day sc July 922, Tor
the purpose of holding and con-
Quoting the primary cleo lon toEoe
held on the LIST d ayi OF August.
1922, which said list Of election Of
ficers is Of record in the office ot
the Clerk O. the County Court " q
Marion Count y in Order B took No;
90. Page to which said list refer
ence Is hereby made and theFsaid
list fs.made part hereof as fully
as IL same were set out IN deta1t
therein.
It: Is further ordered that said
OF election shall
hold, the said ~special cleo tfonS and
take the said vote on the said sques-
ton at the said several voting
places in said County for which;
they are respectively appointed
and shall take the vote po1led at
the said several voting places and
ascertaining and certifying the re-
suits Of the election Of county and
district officers and that a separ--
ate ticket or ballot bc5used in the
taking or this vote which shall
be of&the same kind and character
as those used in voting for officers
at a. general election for state or
count yofffcers, except there SHAH
be printed thereon the following: =
BALLOT 5s3s
SPECIAL ELECT1ON$TO& AUTHO.
RIFE DENTAL CLINIC LEVY OF
THREE C.O3) CENTS ACCORDING
TO THE ORDER OFAaTEfE .COUN:
TY$COuRT ENTERED ONsTHE
18TH DAY OF JULY. 1922.
bsf
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FARM PRODUCTS SLUMP

s8S 5WASdIIHGIOIS, "a = uIy- :. 20 NJ He
"a inLa,fsof farm products s1umped
sfour points between March Il and
BInneY I to- ~ per cent of, the 1913
ssbasIs In the latter month accord
ING to statistics made public to-
sdaV blythe Department. Of Agricul-
fire The buying power. of farm
PRODUCTS in terms of other pro-
sdiIcts stood at Is per cent in March
advanced from 65 per cent
siD5January, which was a rise OF.
sfhree points over the low mark
touched IN November, 1921.
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Special Notices

NOTICE OBJ SPECIAL ELECTION
This day came DR.. C.. H. Mem,
Secretary OF the Marion County
Dental Society, and rendered to
the Court and asked leave to file
a petition signed by Dra H. T..
Satterfied. President OF the said
Marion County Dental Society,",
praying that special election pc
called in accordance with Section
10 Chapter 176 OF the Acts Of the
Legislature, 1921 to authorize the
County Court to lay a levy for the
establishment, and maintenance Of
dental clinics, in the said Marion
County, for the benefit Of all resi-
dent. children in said County under
the age Of twelve years, which said
petition Is hereby ordered filed
and is in the word and figures fol-
lowing, to.wit: 5sf g. 81
Fairmont w. Va, July s. 1922.
To the Marion County Court
Fairmont w Va E
Gentlemen Z.
We, the Marion County Dental
Society. in special session this
day at F-airmont, West Virginia, do
sincerely and srespe fully petition
your honorable body that You will
on s&au6 uSI Is - = *. ~ " AANs~SHt--
with the primary election to be
held at that time call special
election as sprovid ed in Hous 9 Bill
No. $50, ias enacted at the last
session Of the West Virginia State
Legislature. s1E
'7 i55' Respectfully yours, 81
H. IL SATTERFIELD.
Y 4ss js5s Presfd ent.Es
l s5 Marion County Dental Society.
and the Court having S ma turely
considered of the same, is OF the
opinion that a levy Of three .O3)s
cents o sntheS $4,000 assessed valua,
3tion IN the County will be. and is
sufficient for the stab ishmen1,
and matntanance OF the said Dental
Clinic In said Marion County for
the yearg1s22, and the Court is of
opinion to and doth hereby lay a:
levy Of three C.,03) cents On the
500. 90 for the establishment and
maintenance OF the said Dental.
Clinics as auth orized by Chapter
5l76 Of the Acts OF the Legis1 aturvS
OF 1921 subj ect, however to the
authorization by the voters. of said;
Marion County as provided by Sec
tons 8 and 10 Of said ACT.
It is further ord cred that's vote:
on the question OF the authorizes:
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FARMING. ON :, ] {.
.:I.]ogM.cs:',et

81 o NJ eeL-3
tSSsssT hassI.adies,& Aid Society of#lne
Church Sou h Y: W Il as nov \, z z.
Ebusiness and social meeting At ta 1sl
ssSssc hIrch9 #7s,Wednesd evening I'M.
.sSes,,n,..tant Il financ matters viii be
ssdfscussed.
Daughter Born.
sdaughte born to ~ !, J, a ~
S I'M ..V illiam Heron uly s l ~ a.
Sssthefrs home in F'arnlngtso':nt ton. ~,
short Concert.
NH a III armington Band gave a
ort concert at the new pand
Stand il Main street So turd 1i:'.
3 Snnlthfied.
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles. s aott a.,
andas daughter Eliza beth, Mr. and
Sss N I. Downs and daughters,
sR6xfe and Fatrie and Mrs. ~ ..
to- Smithfield sun
sS5days They vi sited at the home OF
.Liarnie sW:4Drag goo, who is III at TINS 4;li
sSsssssissGS Ba,r.rackviIle$ Meeting.
VI. and Mrs. l.. T.. Hupp. Mr.. and
OH Mrs. Clarence Coen, Mr. and Mrs:
John Carpenter. M r. and; Mrs Will
Wright Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Jones,
MRS. Mike Book, Mrs. CT M stew Stew
Mart, Hazel and Nell II Hupp,5 Laura -taHl a
akCoeh, Alma Carpen ter, oTgla
5AE2Wrigh mayo Stewart; Mrs. Sara h
s ss29 Nen.B Mrs. Frosty Wise, Cecil Mar
~, and Paul Wright attended the
Meetings held at the Barrackyilie
ssEhuTchHiof Christ Sunday
Davis-Burnett.
sssssssC .FDavis and Miss AIDA Bur-
$nettofE Farmington were united In
.sm arriage Sunday at 8 O'Clock at the
home of the bride in west Farming
ton The Rev. L. w. Peters, pastor
ofSthaEM. E. Church South. officiat-
sed Only close relatives OF the Two
famili les were in attendance
|assss The bridal party entered the lily
81 ing Dom OF theS*Burnett home to
Ssthe STRAINS Of the Lohengrin we'd
siIing march played by Miss Clarice
s96)aks OF $SWorthington, a cousin of
ss4Eth,e bride Miss Mary Oaks OF
another cousin, at
s9#tended the bride, while Mr.. Frank
s5IinaG riffith,Ea nephew5 OF the groom,
WAS best man. @ The brfd e wore a
dressa Of white silk crepe. and her
sscorsage was of brides roses. Fol
flowing the ceremony salad lunch
was served.
Davis is the only daughter
ofS Mrs. Silas5 E. Burnett. She is "a !
GRADUATE S8 Of the Fairmont State
Neral years has been a successful
alteach in the schools Of Marion
sssandsHa GARRISON Counties. Mr.. Davis
81 sSaSmechanic: for the Jamison Coal
at No. 8 mine where they
sshaVegSIake up their residence.
Personals.
and Mrs. S.. Downs and
Mrs Matilda Shroyer of F'airmont
visited Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Downs
aSund ay.
Ross visited friends in Fair
d,VieW Sunda y.
and Mrs. Fred w Burnett OF
sShinnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
lBurnett5of Warrington and DR.. and
ssMrs H.S'W. Burne of Barrackville
xatteEded the @Davls-Burnett wedding
here Sunday. 55l
Ssss and Mrs. James Wise and
ch1Idren visited friends at Downs
Sunday
ri =, Kuhn visited at Fairview
Sund ay.
4 "
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ON CHARTER ANNULLEo

fI,pRRINGTON. Wyo., Iu,y 25.
OF the Denny o. Wyatt
sanost Of the Ameri can Legion at Cas-
4 Iss13erSSNVyo., has been cancelled be-
4 Z esanae ssofs @ charges that gambling;
saames were conducted in clubs
s5,niarate III come ction with the
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA: II You
wait to buy, sell or exchange &c.
yertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida One o. the most
regions or today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. LarS
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ad lineage OF
auyJFlorida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate ore
cent perSword. Monthly rate onlap-
plication. N Inquiries cheerfully an,
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Florida. 3S6sA
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Houses For Sale

6 ROOMS AND BATH. Fast Park
Ave, close in; two-cai1 garage
Phone 1882.
s4room cottage on Emerson ST..
good well. Terms. Phone Isl. %
New Bungalow. e rooms and bath
near Front St.; good lot. 100000
cash and easy terms. Phone Isl
s 5O10-A,
GROOM HOUSE,. LARGE LOT
0 ONLY $780,. Extra good 5.room
house, large lot in nice town of;
a bout 600, with high school on rail,
road. This is your chance of life
time. Price only $500. 5000 down,
balance $500 per year., NJ. L.. Trout
Realty Co, H v. Atkinson, ACT,
Macarthur. Ohio. SOFIA
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE, HOSPITAL
s# UPHOLSTERING. General Re-
pairing Bicycles and Supplies.
Tapestry and leather samples OIL
hand Mrs. J. H. INNER, Phone
1871. 4699A
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All. gcancellat.on orders on con
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
swant-Ad Department. This is for
voifr prOCecClCD .fstas
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Are you having hard time
keeping help, you complain that
It is difficult to obtain good dom
estes, but have you tried the.
Want Ads? They areTremarkably
efficient in locating domestic aid
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iMPoRIAnI;:. NOTICE

srhe west 5V:rginian 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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DUTCH WINDOW CLEANING
COMPANY. low 10 Gated in our
office. We supply men and women
to clean windows, houses. office
buildings, etc, At REASONABLE
CHARGE. Under supervision Of
expert workmen. Labor prices
are down and we can quote you at
tractiye rates by hour or day or,
contract. Phone 1650-J or call at
our office. Skinner BLDG. Main
street sg'@s YIN iS3S7 4945A
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Veterinarian

I. F'. .BRANNo N, rinarian-
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MODERN HOME, small acreage,
on good road !. near city. Give
price. Address Kramer Price, Mama
tngton,8R. F.. ID No. 33 81 4947 "A !.
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.FA1RMONT.. RUBBER. STAMP
WORKS. Typewriters sold. rent
ed and repaired. Agency for T.. c.
ST., Phone 1213-W:.. 1886 "a
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For Rent

FIVE ROOM FLAT with bath.
SSs Nice LOCATION on Locust Ave
Address Box j. RI care West Wiz.
,ginian. 6O16A
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Financial
Repairing

MEMS SHOES half soled and
s5 heeled $1.75. Ladies shoes half
soled and heeled S1.35 W. NJ. Wash
ington, 2O4 Raymond st. 4424A
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
~ and repair &c. FAIRMONTs3CA R-
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1851
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Contracting

ExCAVATING CEMENT WORK,
GRADING, PAINTING AND
HAULING OF ALL KINDS. Phone
656-M ED WILLIS, 239 Allegheny
avenue. 4697A
CITY CABINET SHOE wood
work OF all descriptions. Phone
5133-R. 4S3SA
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CAPITAL SUPPLIED

Concerns organized and financed, J:
e. P. Schmidt g. CO.. established
1881. q Pine st, New York City
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DIR. Keener. Expert, fits glasses
for Nervous eye-strain, bad sight,
double sight, crossed eye. ETC. on
will be delighted Any style.
No rent saves you dollars. Office
POI Walnut Ave. City. Near Cen
ral Christian Church. Day or
night 5t
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WE CLEAN WINDOWS CHEAP.
FAIRMONT ~VINDOW CLEAN
ING co. PHONE ANDREW 30
JOK. S29-J. .8$5s 4S52A
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Statesmen, w anted
Situation Wanted, Male

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able married man. Truck ar wing
or helper preferred. H KING
Va. 40lS A
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Lost And Found

DARK COLORED CANARY ES-S
> CAPEDf FROM CAGE. Reward
IF returned to sos f. Park Ave.
+. II s. SOFA
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINS crowns
55 So up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extracted a sc. DR.. Smith,
3SO4 Merchant ST. Open evenings
u 4979A
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WE'LL FURNISHED light house
keeping rooms on first floor,
close in. Kitchen has sink vi th
hot and cold water and gas range,
Phone 57T-R. 50lT a
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Furnished kGoIr1S

ROOMS prices rea-
Sonable. 524 Ogden Avenue.
Phone 296-W. 4S22A
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FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. 211 Chicago, 81. 5Vl5A$
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~ ANTED-Eouse cieallna
work and washings. Mrs. Arena
Hepner. Gus N1rg- MA Avenue, Sixtn
street. 1856 "a