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USED BY THREE GENERATIONS

use Foley's Honey and Tar per-
Sonally give 1t to all my children and
no" 10 my grandchildren with the
same good results. 1 tried many kinds
u cough medicine medicines, but new
e' want anything but Foley's Honey
ana Tar" writes Mrs. E. X. Olson,
superior, Wise. Foley's Honey and
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BROWNS DEFEAT
INDIANS EASILY
AND KEEP Lead
Yankees Win From Red Sox By
Big Score After Losing Three
Games To Tail Enders
SISLER HITS SAFELY IN
THIRTY-SIXTH CONTEST
Detroit Tightens Hold on Third
Place When Robertson Weak
ems After Gaining Lead.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Detroit tight
ened its hold on third place with an
to victory over Chicago today.
Robertson failed in the sixth after
the White seemingly had the game
safe by S to 8 margin and was re-
lieved by Davenport who was unable
to check a batting rampage by the
Tigers. Cushaw was ordered out of
game In the second inning for disput-
ing a decision of Umpire Owens,
Score;
Detroit ... ..... 100 o25 0oo-s IS 2
Chicago -. E. &c 1870 O1o Ooo-5 9 8
Dauss and Woodall; Robertson, H.
Blackenship and Schalk.
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Junior League
Game POSTPONED

Yesterdays Junior Twilight League
game between the Nationals and Blue
Moons was postponed because of wet
grounds 1t will be played off this aft
ernoon at 500 o'clock.
The Nationals will play doubleheader
with the Obelsks Friday afternoon at
Maxent Park, and a large crowd of fans
are expected to be present to see the
douhleheader.
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POLO
TEAM EASY WINNER

RUMSON, N. j., Sept. 6.-Playing
like whirling derivishes the Argentine
polo team rode the highly rated ALL
American Shelburn House four Of it's
feet today winning with unexpected
ease, IL goals to 6. The victory places
the South Americans in the final for
the national championship against
the winner of the other semifinal
match tomorrow between Meadow
Brooks and Orange county
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BRAVES BATTLE
WORLD CHAMPS
TO A TIE GAME
Frisch Makes Two Remarkable
Running Catches-Cardinals
Lose To Cincinnati
EDDIE ROUSH is
PUT OUT OF GAME
Four Home Runs Features
Phillies' Victory Over Dodgers
Williams Still Hitting.

BOSTON, Sept. S.-Rain compelled call
ing of both games scheduled today be-
tween Boston and New York after five
innings of the opening game had been
completed. The score was / to /. each
team making It's tally in the opening in
ming on pass and two singles. Frisch
made two remarkable running catches
The two games will be played at the
close of the season In New York Sep
TENDER 20, being an open date for both
teams, and single games being scheduled
for September 80 and October /. Score:
r H E
New York =. =. ,. loo 90 1 1
Boston :. :. :. 100 o.
J. Barnes and Smith; Watson and
O'Neill.
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NEGRO GUILTY OF
HAVING WEAPONS

Dave Eley, colored pleaded guilty in
The court of record yesterday to carry
ing concealed weapons and wss fined
SlOO and costs. The term of the court
OF record will be convened Monday
and number Of cases will come up.
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scHULTE HITS STRIDE,

When Schultz. Mobile backstop. hit his
twelfth home run in Tuesdays game
with Atlanta, he tied with Connolly,
formerly of Little Rock and now with
Cleveland. for batting honors. Schultz
also leads the league In batting.
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Thirty-Fifth Homer
For Kenny Williams

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Kenneth Will
liams Of the st. Louis Americans took
The major league home run lead by
knocking his S5th circuit drive in the
sixth inning of today's game with
Cleveland Middleton was pitching
u IA a 80
Hornsby OF the St. Louis Nationals
Is second with "a.
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Singles Finals
Be Played Today

The single finals in the Open City
Tournament between Marsh and Brier-
ley which were scheduled to be played
yesterday afternoon were postponed be-
cause of wet court.
This match will be played this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock at the East Hill
courts. Both participants are, confident
of victory so the match will undoubtedly
be a close one.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Four home
runs featured Philadelphia's to VIC
tory over Brooklyn here today in the fin
Al game of the series. Homers accounted
for all but one of the runs. Cy Williams
smashed his gard of the season, while
Galore, Walker and Olson made the 9TH
ers. Score:
r H E
BROOKLYN .oo1 Oo2 100 0
philadelphia 900 $50 01x-6 9 0
Galore and DeBerry: Huhbell, Winters
and Henline.
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Sevilles Play
Sailors Today

Wet grounds caused the postponement
of yesterdays Twilight League game
between the Seivlles and Y. NJ. c. A.
The Sevilles will play the Navy this
afternoon at Sis o'clock. The Navy is
now one game behind the league-leao-
ers and victory today would place
them on even terms. Palmer win probably
pitch for the Navy with Ingle catch
ing. The Sevilles battery will be Bill
Bell and Sara.
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sislar Still PIunninn

ST. LOUIS, Sept 6.-St- Louis made
a clean sweep of the four game series
contest IL to 3 The locals retain the
league lead by 1-2 game as a result
OF the victory. Davis did not allow
a hit until the fifth inning Williams
clouted his 35th home run Of the sea-
son, taking the major league circuit
drive lead, his four Dagger came in the
sixth inning Of Middleton, with no one
on base. This puts him one ahead of
Rogers Hornsby Of the ST. Louis Car
dinals, who leads the National League
1t was williams third homer in thres
days. Sisler got two hits out of five
tries making IS consecutive games in
which he has hit safely. This puts
him only four games behind the mod
ern major league record set by Ty
Cobb in 1911. Jacobsen also hit a
homer in the third. Score;
Cleveland %. :. 900 oo1 20o-S 8
st. Louis 80. =. 1872 4o1 01x-11 II I
Uhle. Middleton am O'NeillL. Sc
we'll; Davis and SIEVE ID.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WHERE TNEY PLAY TODAY
National League.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
New York at Philadelphia.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Others not scheduled.
Southern Association
New Orleans at Atlanta.
Mobile at Birmingham.
Chattanooga at Little Rock.
Memphis at Nashville.
twilight League
SevIlIes vs.. Navy.
Junior twilight League
Nationals VS.. Blue Moons.
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YankS Win Easily

NEW YORK Sept. 6.-After losing
three straight games to seventh and
eighth place teams, the New York
Yankees easily defeated Boston in the
last game Of the series today to 2.
The Yankees nit Quinn hard while
Shawkey kept the Boston hits scat
tered. In the third inning Umpire
Evans cleared both the New York
and Boston benches, sending ali play
ers who were not active participants
in the game to deep right field. Score:
Boston 49,. ..... 900 100 0o1-2 ~ 2
Quinn, Fullerton and Ruel; Shaw
key and Schang
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ROTH MOBILE
AND MEMPHIS
EASY WINNERS
Birmisgham Bows To Southern
Leaders - Nashville Makes
Eight Errors With Chicks.
ATLANTA DEFEATS
PELICANS EASILY
Little Rock Hammers Cunning
ham For Seventeen Hits and
Shows Chattanooga Under.

ATLANTA. Sept. 6.--Heavy hitting and
sst fielding by Atlanta defeated New
orraans here today to 2. Although
wtcheu pitching for Atlanta, gave up
nine hits. he kept them scattered and
ras assisted by two double plays exc
.re3 by Klugman, Moore and H. Smith.
Score:
r H e
y.v orleans 100 oO1 oO0-2 2
,,,ants -. o.. 300 Oo4 1Ox-s o
Martina and Dowie; Mitchell and
schmidt
Mobile Wins Easily.
BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 6.--Mobile de-
,..taA birmingham the first of the Wis
TORS, last series at Fleetwood today 10 to
and maintained it's two game lead
ovar Memphis in the Southern League
r,cs r. Williams and Mullen hit homo
runs. Score:
,,obrs -. ....21o o1O O24-1O Is 0
buckingham -. 900 001 110- 10 0
rrhr and Baker; Morrison, Morrison,
owen, and Robertson.
Eight Errors BY Vols.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 6.-Nashville to-
,ay gave a miserable fielding exhibition
and Memphis won the opening game OF
n. last home series 8 to 4. Red Lucas
N, pitching ace, was knocked out IN
The third inning and Guess, who relieved
him. pitched brilliantly. Zahnizer always
had the situation we'll in hand. Score:
r H e
v.nnhi, >. , .412 o1O o1o-- 9 y 8
nashville -. OH 900 o2o- 10 8
Zanlzer and Taylor; Lucas Guess ana
Morrow.
Rocks Lose Lookouts.
LITTLE ROCK. Sept. 6.-Little ROCK
TODAY hammered CunninghaS Nor II n'ts
and the Travellers took the opening game
N the series with Chattanooga, 10 TO q
rIarv. Little Rock pitcher. hit in three
rms with his three hits in four times AT
bat. Score: IT IT
.1o1 900 600 3
TjttIs Rock .4O3 10 o4x-1S IT .
cunningham and Kress; Clary and La
pan.
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Cardinals Lose AsaIn.

CINCINNATI, Sept. s.-Cincinnati
went back into the first division today
by taking a free hitting game fro St.
Louis, to 4. Sherdel was driven from
the box in the fifth inning. The Cardi-
nails hit Donohue freely but could not
overcome the Red lead. Roush was put
out of the game at the end of the first
inning, when he threatened to attack
Umpire Moran after being called out at
third base: Score:
r H e
st. Louis -. .oo1 40 100 10 2
Cincinnati =. ..210 100 00x-7 Is /
sherdeI Doak. Pertica and Clemens;
Donohue and Hargrave.
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international LEAGUE.

Reading ii; Baltimore 100. (Second
game innings.)
Newark ga; Jersey City Is. (second
game innings.)
Rochester s; Syracuse 4. Go innings.)
Others not scheduled.
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Twilight League.
Y. NJ C. A.-Seyilles, rain.
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American Association.

American Association.
Kansas City s; Milwaukee 2.
Toledo 1914; Indianapolis Ito.
st. Paul 0; Minneapolis 5.
Others not scheduled.
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Yesterdays
Results
National League,

National League.
Boston l.; New York (called end Of
fifth, rain; second game postponed, rain. }
Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati Z; st. Louis 4.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
New York 8; Boston 2.
Chicago 3; Detroit s.
Cleveland 8; St. Louis II.
Others not scheduled.
Southern Association,
Atlanta 8; New Orleans 2.
Birmingham 8; Mobile 10.
Nashville 4; Memphis 8.
Little Rock 10; Chattanooga 2.
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Eour Homers BY PhTHies.

SheTueI, DOdh' q GIOsI SFIIU ~IO1l1
Donohue and Hargrave.
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
UPHOLSTERING. General Re-
pairing. Bicycles and Supplies.
Tapestry and leather samples OIL
hand. Mrs. J. H Inner, Phone
157T-J 4699A
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MORE CANDIDATES
ENTERING PRIMARY
By CLYDE H. EAST

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 20.
Deacon Jones OF Charleston. a
veteran Of the Civil War, will for
mally announce his candidacy fos
the Republican nomination to-
United States senator within the
next few days. Mr.. Jones, so but
hale and hearty. today secure1
from the secretary of state the
blanks to be filled out in certify
ing his candidacy
The candidacy of MIR. Jones pre-
dicted exclusively several weeks
ago by the writer, may have
tendency to complicate the Repuo-
lican situation as it concerns the
fight for the senatorial nom1na,
ton. The local veteran is wei
known in certain counties OF the
state and is personal friend OF
President Harding and his father.
DR.. George T. Harding. He says
OF the field and has finally de-.
cided to get into the swim.
Stuart F. Reed of ClarksburS
and Wells Goodykoontz OF Will
hanson today certified their can
didacies for denomination in their
respective districts. Mr.. Reed IS
the present congressman from the
third district and Mr.. Goody-
ltoontz represents the fifth dis
tr1ct in Congress.
r. G. Ross of Beckley. who sat
urday withdrew from the race for
the Democratic nomination for
Congress today filed his papers for
state senator from the seventh dis
trict. He indicated when he an
nounced his withdrawal that he
would probabl ybe senatorial
candidate as there was a greater
demand for his services in the sen
ate than there was for him to seek
the nomination for congress.
James w. Flynn of kingwood
filed his certificate for state sena-
tor from the fourteenth district.
He Is at present a member of the
House of Delegates representing
Preston County. He has long
period OF service, having served in
both branches of the Legislature.
He is opposed for the nomination
by E. Bunker Reynolds OF Keyser.
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This Date IL, History
Life and Character Reading
JUNE 20

The greatest care on earth
should be taken care of children
born under the sign governing
this birthdate and their training
and development should begin
early in life The exceeding
sensitiyeness makes them hard TO
manage, although these little ones
are very apt to be obliging and
gentle if properly treated.
Domestic happiness is possible
to women of this date and under
this sign If they have made a
study Of themselves and learn TO
govern their feelings. Bur the
true talents of these people Will
be tested and will be best under
stood and observed by single
life. .....
The governing planet OF this
date is the Moon, which accounts
TOR the capriciousnoss Of these
people. The governing siGn is
Cancer, the sign Of the CRAB
and the head sign of the
Water TripIicity, and the birth
stone is a black onyx.
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CRUDE Oil OUTPUT
SHOWS A DECREASE

NEW YORK, June 29-The
American Petroleum Institute es-
Inmates that the daily average
gross crude oil production in the
United States for the, week ended
June "a was 1 ,441,350 barrels, as
compared with LAS, ZOO barrels
for the preceding week, a de-
crease of 1850 barrels
The estimated daily average
gross production of the mid-con-
tinent eight OLD field, including
Oklahoma Kansas. North Texas.
Central Texas, North Louisiana
and Arkansas for the week ended
June "a, was $4,000. as com
pared with $4,000 barrels for
the proceeding week, a decrease of
1900 barrels. The estimated
daily average gross production of
the gulf coast (heavy OLD field
was 1O7.75O barrels as compared
with 113,1O0 barrels for the pre-
ceeding week, a decrease of $3.50
barrels.
The combined daily average
gross production of the southwest
field was S91,750 barrels, as com
pared with 100000 barrels for the
previous week, decrease of $500
barrels. .-
Observation-Disclosures shows an in
crease of 1850 barrels, North
Texas an increase of so barrels;
Central Texas decrease of $3.50
barrels.
The estimated daily average
gross production of the Wyoming
and Montana field was IS, 500 bar
rels, as compared with $1,000
barrels, for the preceding week,
an increase of 700 barrels.
According to figures collected
by the institute the imports OF
petroleum (crude and refined
oils) at the principal United
States ports for the week ended
June "a, totaled 1882, $40 bar
rels. compared with 2,505, 100
barrels for the week ended June
I17. Receipts at Atlantic Coast
ports were $4,000 barrels
against 1,662,100 barrels for the
week ended June Il. Receipts : at t
barrels against $4,000 barrels
for the week ended June II.
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TOBACCO DEALERS MEET

RICH OND. June z3-Ap-
proximately 500 tobacco dealers
from Kentucky, Ohio. West Viz
ginia. North and South Carolina
and Virginia were here today for
the opening session Of the annual
convention of the Tobacco Deal
er's Association of the United
States. The considerable curtail-
ment due to excessive rain. of the
American crop of bright tobaccos,
about two-thirds of which is nor Tor
ma1Iy consumed by European
countries, was the outstanding
subject for discussion at the meet
ing with numerous other cues
tions to be taken up. committee
reports occupied the program for
the first days session following a
number of speakers, including T.
NJ. Darlington of Richmond. pres
ident of the association.
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LARGE LOT on Country Club
Drive near Grafton Pike. Bar
gain if sold this week. Call 244.
4S15A
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Taxi Service.

FLEMING Taxi and and Transfer
Company. Taxi and baggage
service, day and night. hons
1880. .ysss .t.sa....s.5 : 30: s.e:Ass
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GIL1IER COUNTY FARM FOR
SAFE

263 acres on waters OF Sink
ing Greek, one-half in finest blue
grass sod; other half in timber,
estimated 100000 BID. IT.
Perenniel springs. in every field,
running stream through farm;
also public road through entire
length; IA mile Of church and
school, and seven miles of county
seat. Lies within two miles of
famous Tanner Oil Field; Ia oil
and gas to purchaser; 2 1-2 mil
lion gas well on farm. For terms,
call on or write. 'M.-
]. J. .HENDRICK, Agent,
Glenville, w. Va
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Special Notices
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
OF CHARLES SMITH

Notice is hereby given that or
or about the 7th day of July, 922s
an application Will be filed With
A. q. Jenkins, Pardon Attorneys
Charleston, w. Va.
For the pardon of Charles
Smith, convicted OF the crime Of
malicious wounding at the Sep
nal court or Marion y e county and
sentenced to $imprisonmentai IN the
west Virginia penitent iaryS forsthe
period OF three Ca ], yea rs.
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srt,oDHouNDs LOSE TRAN

e-4REENsBURG, Pa, June 20.
STATE Police today were investi-
afiI1g an explosion which late
Ess}srd ays damaged water lines
- into mine buildings and
Company houses at Nagley
9snere. Bloodhounds followed
ggrai i from the scene of the eX-
ion to a. point on the county
hem theyslost the scent. The
Ioers Believe the dynamiters
bed In an obile.
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Personal

HINDU PSYCHOLOGIST
The worlds noted medium, DR..
Himihia of East India. tells
your past. present and future
from the stars. If worried, trou-
bled, discouraged, send date of
birth, rs cents; I will send you
horoscope Of importance to you.
DR.. r. E. HIMIHIA, Box 1888,
Savannah. Ga. 46SSA
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STUDENT ARRESTED.

FRANKFO RT-ON-ODEh, Jet
many. June 29.-CBy the Asso-
Techow OF Berlin, a student, 21
years old, who the police declare
was the driver of the murder car
in the assassination of Foreign
Minister Rathenau last Saturday,
was arrested in this city today.
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Help Wanted

WE PAY s36 90 weekly FUN time,
75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear four
months or replaced free. 36 styles.
Free samples to workers. Salary Or
80 percent commission. Good hos
iery is absolute necessity, you
can sell it easily. Experience IN
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills
Darby, Pa.
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BOOMERS and Boarders Wanted.
Prices reasonable. Phone 17o1-J.
4524A
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For Rent

TWO FLATS modern-each four
rooms and bath. 2O9 E. Bridge
street. Phone S14. 4sl4A
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Farms For Sale

GILMER COUNTY FARM FOR
sALE-263 acres on waters OF
Sinking Creek, one half in fines
blue grass sod; other half in tim :
Der estimated 2.ooo.ooo BID. #
Perenniel springs in every field.
running stream through farm;
also public road through entire
length; IL mile Of church an
school. and seven miles of county
seat. Lies within two miles OF ia
nous Tanner Oil Field; IA oil and
gas to purchase; 2 IL million gas
we'll on farm. For terms. call or
write. J. +. Hendrick, Agent.
Chenille w. Va. 1859 a
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-E1igh Class trav-
cling salesman to call on re-
tail grocers-for old establish
ed food product company. OPP
portunity for advancement
and permanent connections
for right man. Must have
good sales record and be able
to drive Ford car. Address
Business Opportunity care
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Furnished Rooms

TWO large sleeping rooms. Phone
121a-J 4519A
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Auto Ranairs

SPRING SERVICE All makes;
OF cars, blacksmithinga and gen
East Park and Morganto Wnsaye+
nues. Phone 1896 N 4tt'7 Sc
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Houses For Sale

SIX ROOMS and bath, East Parl
avenue Close in. Two ca;
garage. Phone ISL 46o5 2
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NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
At Edgeway. Modern. Phone 1887
ASIA
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FOUR ROOMS, newly remodeled;
Gas and water. Good well. Terms
Phone PSI. 4o1oA
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FIVE ROOMS and bath. Pantry;
modern; Delaware Avenue. $1,000
cash; balance easy terms. Phone
2e1 4SO9A
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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 Tor
YOUR protection.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

rhe West VirginIan will not he
responsible for more than one In
correct insertion of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
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AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
and Repaired FatRM0&Ts CAR
RAGE WORKS. Phone 138sJ.
z5solA
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Close to new bridge. Fine bust
ness SITE. Will consider good auto
mobile as part payment Address
Box IS, Fairmont. 1906 a
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Coal Larsds

PITTSBURGH COAL DELIVERED
ANYWHERE. Gail 17s3-M. Price
reasonable. 4o9oA
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Who Are the Buyers

:. Did you ever ask yourseIf That quesllon:
ssyVho are the buyers of all the new houses !!
They are the steady, money-saving home-lovlng
folk with progressive ideas of business and Old
fashioned ideas of family life-Want Ad readers
mostly
If you a builder owner, of good houses,
you Will find the readiest and best market among
these people, and they have the homecoming IN
stinct and the homecoming financial equip
nent.
The Real Estate Columns OF the Want Ads
have character and selling power to an excep-
{tonal degree.
NJ Phone l1o5-"Say Classified"
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DUTCH. WINDOW CLEANING
co. We supply men and women
to clean windows. 5houses.l office
buildings, etc. AT REASONABLE
CHARGE. Under supervision of
expert workmen. Labor prices are
down and We can quote. you attrac-
tive rates BY hour, day or contract.
Phone 1650-J, or call at our OFFICE,
Skinner Bldg, Main st. 4579A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-29
Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR AND HICKORY
Can cut to fill your need. Phone
17S3-M, or write Elmus p. Morgan,
Fairnont Route NO. 5. 4696A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-29
Dresslnaklngs

DREssMAKING & PLAIN Sew
ING. Give US trial 06a
Walnut Avenue. Phone 961sR.ssS5
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