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, 1922-09-19
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF BLAcKhEABS

There IL + simple. safe and surs
way that never fails TO get rid Of
olackheads. that IL to dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces Of calo-
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a little on a hot wet sponEs
rub over the blackheads briEkly-
wash h parts n you will be sur
prised how the bIackheads have dis
appeared Big hlackhesdn. little
bllckheAds. no matter where they
are. rlmply dissolve and disappear.
leaving the parts without any mark
whatever. Blackheads r simply a
mixture of dust and dirt and secre-
tions from the body that form In the
pores of the skin - pfnchiuK and
large pores. n do not get them out
After they ecom hard. The c~Alonits
powder and the water simply dis
solve the biackheada SO they wash
right out, leaving the pores free and
clean and In their natural condition.
Anybody troubled with these un-
slightly biemishes should certainly
try this simple method.
, 1922-09-19
CityBriefs

J. b. Cooke is a Los Angeles busi.
meas visitor who is stopping in the
city for a few days.
Ben schnurr OF Sioux CITY Is a mer-
chant OF the Iowa metropolis who is
visiting for a short time In Casper.
E. VI. Bieber is a visitor in Casper.
Mr.. Bieber is a resident u LoEeiand.
Colo.
J. R. Lloyd left for Cheyenne last
night to-aitend the letting of the Salt
Creek road paving.
P. r. Schneider and 1. n. Schneider
are here from New York showing the
Adirondack furs at Mrs. Martz's hat
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Fuch are driv.
ing around in a new Cadillac sedan.
J. w. De Merritt is up from Doug.
las for the day.
Harry Bryan OF Colorado Springs
arrived in Casper this morning.
, 1922-09-19

tho Republican state conysntion dur
ing the campaign Ms Keenan, ac
companied him and they viii r-nke
home In that city temporarily.
r. Y Hoteakiss. state mine inspee
tor for rs northern district OF wyom-
inE. Is in the city on an official tour
OF his territory.
Miss Eva Treat. formerly telephone
operator At the HennIng hotel. now
with the L. s. Drug. and Sales com
pany at Denver. was visiting old
friends IL Casper today. Mis- Treat
has been in the northern part Of the
state spending her vacation,
Miss Mildred Ford. stenoFrapher at
the r. T. Kemp offices. has returned
from a two weeks trip spent in Den
Mr.. IND Ms Raymond HoIloran
have returned from points in Colo
RADIO where they have been spending
their honeymoon They viii % a.
home 10 their friends Il the Crude
of-AAA-1At1@
Dr.. william Kocher. DR.. J. J. Dono-
van. and Henry Murray returned yes
terday from a hunting trip In the
Seminole mountains.
Mrs. Roy spuriock and daughter
are in from their home at the Dumb
Ben ranch visiting friends and reia-
tiSSL
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Delaney OF ruI.
sa, Okla. have moved to Casper and
intend to mako their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George osterraid
have Jus; returned from a two weeks
vacation spent at st. Louis. Mr.. os-
terwald IS connected with the Casper
pharmacy.
Mrs Esther Runde of Chicago is
In Casper for a few days.
Jerry Mahoney. prominent stock.
man of Natrona county. came in yes
terday from the Buffalo Creek ranch
to spend a day or two with his family.
Horace Ryan of Lander Is in the
city on BUSINESS,
Miss Esther Goodman of Riverton,
who was recently brought to Casper.
was operated on successfully for APP
, 1922-09-19
Goodbye Boils!
S. WIN Rid You Of Boil.. Pinpis.
Blaekheads and Skin Erupt.ons

A bell Is q voicano.-yo1r blood IL
20 chuck fun Of poisons that these
'fboir' out into . boil. They'll keep
completely by The use Of q. SIS, one
Of the most powerful biood-cieansers
known to science. g. 8. 8. has stood
the test of time. The power Of It's
critics. Its medicinal ingredients are
guaranteed to be purely Vegetable.
Right off. H. clears the skin of PIN
piles. boils. blotches. biRckheads, acne,
land does Il thoroughly. It drives out
lot lthe blood impurities which cause
Irheumatism. makes tho blood rich and
pure builds up los. flesh, 1t helps to
one OF its secrets. s. S. S. is sold at
all drug storeR, In two sizes The lar
ger stze 10 he more economical
, 1922-09-19

/ took seven more in all. Before ! fin
ished l was able to work nine hours
a day in a steam laundry. / cannot
say too much in favor. of your med
icine. ! trust all sick and suffering
women willtake it. Ithas been two
years since Itook it and l am strong
and well."- Mrs. l.. A. GuIMANN,
Union Village, Vermont.
This is only one of such letters we
are continually publishing showing
what Lydia E. Pinkham has done for
women. Mrs. Guimann's letter should
interest you
Many women getinto aweak, ner-
vous, run down condition because of
ailments they often have. Such wo-
men should take Lydia 2. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound at the first sign
Of trouble.
, 1922-09-19

the subject. When Women Rule
Clever lines and snappy jokes on
the rollt cal situation are featured
by WardR. who shows her diversr
ned talent b. Closing her act vita
n song This bit Of High. enterfasn-
ment was with the Fo-lies last year
and goes oveer with n punch. Con
stancs Binney. a favorite screen
star. appears IN a picture particular
~ adapted to her talents. called
The Sieep-SNaIkcr-
, 1922-09-19
business Girls and Teachers
VIII Meet October ].

The business girls and teachers OF
the city are already manifesting a
growing interest in the Glass Of Bust
ness Girls and Teachers which viii
hold n special meeting October 1. at
s45 O. M in the Presbyterian taber-
nacle. Sixth and Durbin streets.
Plans have been made for exception
ally interesting activities for the fall
and winter. All business girls and
teachers OF the city are invited 10
attend the meeting or this date.
, 1922-09-19
sAnflia Organized
with - Membcrs-

The 10th SANTA organization in
ne United States was organized in
casoer at an interesting meeting held
Se.terday at. the home OF Mrs w J,
KIn-. Mrs King and Mrs L NJ
rromwelI are responsible for gettinE
Re club under way. The sautha Is
~ uomen's auxiliary Of the Drama
tic order Of Knights OF khorassan
I'D is n state organization.
Al the meeting held yesterday the
officers we're elected: RAM
Tancie Cromwell. princess. LOUISE
king pundifa. corinne Mcmillan
--ribe. Amy MuIligan; rajah. L. T.
Hali; william, r. McMil'
Ian: purohita. Mrs Soda Henry.
The following members received the
bonors of going Through the chairs
lean Dandon. H E. HAYES. Aursiin
chisholm, and Grace Dundon.
, 1922-09-19

$40. A large white cake decorated
with pi-t candles set OF the center
or tbs table very artisticany. Fav-
ors and place cards were done IN pink.
Those present included Evelyn Pat
ton, Eileen Butler. Margaret Crisin-
ger and the little hostess
, 1922-09-19

pendscitis by DR.. L D. Johnson this
morning Mics Goodman Is progress
ing nicefy and viii return TO her home
when strong enough.
william Reyn. salesman for tbs
Marshall Field company. is here from
South Dakota
, 1922-09-19
IMPERIn RUSSIAN Trio HEADS VAUDEVILLE At IRIS
COMEDY, MONOLOGuE, ACROBATs COMPLETE SHOW

The Imperial Russian trio. IN an
act which includes singing. dancing
and instrumental numbers. VIII fea-
ture thu fourfbiii vaudeville pro
gram al thu, Iris and
THURSDAY. night. Other acts will in
n biackfaee comedian and his
won.an assistant. a mouologae and
an acrobafic act The feature pic
lure shown VIII be The Sleep
, 1922-09-19

could not Walk
across the floor
without resting,
and / had been
|that way for
weeks. Isaw your
advertisement in
the paper and az
ter takinEone bot
tile of Lydia q.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
u felt the good 1t
was doing me and
, 1922-09-19
,trs. Biackmore
Eutertains Women's Club

Mrs. W. A. Blackmore was hostesr
TO the members Of the Casper Won
ems club at a picnic at the Black
mere ranch Sunday afternoon About
sixty guests ere present. A deiic-
Gus lunch was served by the hostess
~ : D. m.
, 1922-09-19
WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO walk
New Works Nine Hours a Day.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Village, VT was weak
and nervous and all rundown. !
, 1922-09-19
womeu's Departmental Club
Meets Tomorrow.

The women's Departmental club OF
Casper will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow at gao p. m. In the I. o.
o. F. hall. This meeting has tren set
ahead two weeks becaiee h regular
date conflicted with the date or the
State Federation meeting. All mem
bers who are delinquent in dues are
urged to bring or send them to this
meeting. The mothers division of
the club will take charge OF the pro
gram. The members OF this division
are asked to present IN writing -rin
signed their greatest problem. The
Rev. Philip X. Edwards viii address
the mothers on "City Social"
, 1922-09-19

Twin boys hare arrived to Mr.. and
Mrs. e. e. Esheiman at Keith's PRIV
ate hospital.
, 1922-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lowndes and
Mr.. n Mrs. C. H. Townsend returned
a few days ago from Lander, to which
place they went after attending ths
Maso.., and Eastern Star communal
cations AZ Rawlins.
, 1922-09-19
birthday Party
For Miss Young.

Miss Bernice Young entertained the
members OF h T. d. D.. club IN hon
or Of her eleventh birthday. Games
We're played during the afternoon.
Delicious refreshments were served at
, 1922-09-19

Miss Violet Lever left last evening
for Tampico. Mex. where she Will WIS.,
1t her sister for an indefinite period.
During her absence Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hooper Will occupy the Lever
home.
Leslie Green and Tea Mosher left
Sunday for Howe, Ind. where they
will enter school.
Francis Dunn left last week for
Laramie where he will enter the uni
versity as a sophmore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dyke aad VI
daughters. Celeiia and Agnes, moved
in from Salt Greek last week. The
girls are attending the high school
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and
family are leaving for Denver on a
n business and pleasure trip. Miss
Pa.ricia Sullivan viii continue on to
Chicago where she will enter the
Three Arts club 10 study music. Mrs.
Sarah Morton OF Douglas will accom-.
pany the suIiivans on their Journey
to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Matson are Wis
Ting here with Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Warkley. Mr.. and Mrs. Matson are
residents OF Cheyenne.
Mr. and Mrs. w. t. Adams are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Longson are
visiting in the city from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lowndes n
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Townsend returned
a few days ago from Lander, to which
place they went after attending the
Maso.., and Eastern Star communal
cations At Rawiins.
Twin boys hare arrived to Mr.. and
Mrs. e. e. Esheiman at Keith's PRIV
ate hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. t. Bresrick arc
proud. parents of a b,by girl
born YESTERDAY
= Frank Keenan,. cartoonist. who has
been on the Tribune staff since eaxly
summer leaves for Cheyenne this
avanfpr wharo y. Will he aftaehad To
, 1922-09-19
H~eminrways Entertain
for William Kocher.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hemang-
way entertaiped last evening at n de-
lightful dinner given for William
Kocher. who ia leaving this evening
for h University of Chicago.
, 1922-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. t. Bresrick arc
the proud. parents OF n b,by girl
born YESTERDAY. ~
, 1922-09-19
Senior Philafhea Class
TO Hold Picnic.

The Senior philathea class will give
a picnic tomorrow on Garden creek.
Every member of the clunb has been
requested to attend. Each person at
tending ia supposed to bring a dollar
and eating utensils. The members of
the party VIII meet a. the end OF CT
pavement at 1880 a. M. from which
point cars will be provided to carry
the crowd to the picnic grounds. Any
one desiring further information has
been asked to call 1871.
, 1922-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Adams are the
proud parents Of a baby boy. born
yesterday. b
, 1922-09-19

= Frank Keenan,. cartoonist. who has
been on the Tribune staff since ea<ly
summer leaves for Cheyenne this
evening where he will be attached to
, 1922-09-19
Louise Macarthur
Celebrates Birthday.

Louise Macarthur gave a delightful
theater party to several OF her young
friends yesterday in honor OF her
18th birthday. A splentiid supper was
served the members Of the party at
the Macarthur residence at 1926 South
Beech street.
, 1922-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs r. y. Matson are Wis.
iting here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Warkley. Mr.. and Mrs. Matson are
residents OF Cheyenne.
, 1922-09-19

Miss Esther Goodman of Riverton,
who was recently brought to Casper.
operated on successfully for ap-
, 1922-09-19
Gobaiscnn Club


The members of the Gehnlscan club
entertained IL Of their friends at a
dinner Sunday evening at their home
on Kimball street. Following the
Inner several musical selections were
given by the members.
, 1922-09-19
Suilivans TO Entertain
ut Dinner.

Mrs. Patrick Sullivan viii entertain
at a lovely Timer this evening given
in honor of Richard Keenan, and
party. who are to return from Nav.
rick Springs today.
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the cessation Of all marine traffic N
tho neiChtorhood OF Mudania. and news
raDer correspondents are TO be excluded
from the meetings. Daily communicates
will he issued on tho results OF the
conference.-the transmitted by wireless
to constantinoplc..
General Haringtons consentinG TO
meet Ismet Pasha, instead of Mustapha
Renal. is causing much comment.
There is a vast difference in their ranks.
General Harrington being commander
!n-chief Of the Allied forces. while 1smet
is only second in command OF the Ma
tinalist army.
KsmAps cnditIons.
1t Is learned that NJ Franklin-B ouIl'
Ion has secured kemals pledge to sus'
pend movements during the armist'ce
conference. provided the allies accep:
tho following conditions:
One: Formal guarantees concerning
tho evacuation o. Thrace.
Two: The establishment Of Allied
garrisors In the larger towns of Thrace.
Three: The occupation of Thrace by
Turkish Nationalist gendarme.
Four: Transfer Of the civil admins
ira tion Of Thrace to kemalist function
aries.
Five: Evacuation Of Thrace withiF
eight days by The Greek army.
Six: Occupation OF the western lint
Of the Martha river by Allied troops.
british Proposal.
On. IF the British proposals. Il is re-
nortod will Re the establishment Of
neutral IONA on the Asiatic side OF tha
Dardanelles.
NJ. Franklin Bouillon had an inter-
view this AFTERNOON With General Har~
ington. and also meetings last evening
and today with the Allied high COM
missioners, toIall Of whom he gave an
account of histnegotiations with Renal
Pasha.
The presence Of small detachments
Of Turkish infantry in the neutral zone
near Chanak this morning Is reported.
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TRACTION COMP ANY
Continued from Page one)

belief thai II the fares were lowered
ratronaS" would increase.
And it is pointed out. IN tho event
the experiment il lower fares fails 10
stimulate car travel. Application Will
be made for increased tariffs.
As a further induCement 10 the car
riding public. special strir tickets tor
fifty cents. good for ton rides. VIII b"
placed on sale by the company. These
tickets may be used AT any hour and
without restrictions as 70 destination,
Rus Company Cuts.
In conjunction with the movement
started by the traction company came
the announcement from the Ultimate
Rus company that It's sChednle OF
fares would ha reduced 10 meet the
new rates Of its competitor.
r. +. MaCkry. a director or the pu5
concern. declared that Our company
will meet any reduction put into e'
foot nv tho street car interests. ana
it's Jus, possible that We may 20 4
bit lower. =.
You MAY quote mo as saying mat
the reduction Just announced IS ou'
forcrunner OF other cts. he SAID.
"Our hus company is in exceptional
condition financially. and We are IN
the business to stay he concluded.
This statemen, vas issued by MT.
Wills: .,i-
"py rot Later than III" 18TH O. ms
month We Will have completed All tne
details and other requirements pertain
IN, 10 tho revision OF passenger tdr'''H'
and will file with the Interstate 'ni"-
r,rrco Commission 4 petition rcqucS''nH
,r.ortanCc If the filing oe reduced ra'c
tariffs to become effective a; The car'''S'
date compatible with the rules or prac-
tee 90 said Commission -,
,'oncurrontly. applications to- tho w
In Of said Tariffs VIII likewise nc i'l'u"
IS IN. rurli,, l'tilities Commission or
ohia and tho Public Service '"mmiss'""
If Vets virginia so that in the ordinary
Course Of events. said tariffs may be
come effective as carly "a November
18th and in all probability by not later
than December 18th
zoning system Changed.
Tho rev tariffs will eliminate" mo
nresent major and minor or snort "o"
;,s nlau. AS now In effect and return
"a ,on.cr unit zones somewhat the sam"
as were in effect between May 29lh'
1919 and December 2sth. 1920. Under
the new coming. universal! tickets at &C
each. good for one zone ride on any
nort ~ the system. Will be placed on
sale al our ticket offices and ny CON
durtors on the cars in strips or III TOT
soc.
All single zone rides paid for In cash
will he Sc. while rides IN excess OF ono
zone will have a cash fare rate. not
multiple or Sc but either practically the
same as the universal ticket rate, or DC
in excess thereof, depending entirely on
t., density of travel between the points
ridden.
In further recognition OF the fact
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conference OF the Methodist Episcopai
church today at the dnal business meet
ing OF the sevtuty-s!Nih aunN"i '"H'''
cuCe which was he'd he u" past We"
and adjourned after giving IN" m"''>
itrS assignments for The com hC N'"i =
This money came from ministers q"
Owe. The state ana included ali ncn'>"-
lenl funds donated IL congregations
ihroushout tn" stat" tn money Nh'
hc assigned to various missionary 81
c'rlcs as It was contributed !ur ih's
purpose.
Condemn Literary Dirost.
\ resolution was passed CundemnlNN
.mpNaticaliy 'thn s,Ind taken ~ l''
Literary Digest or the liquor Tn"St'"'
and the Nols'ead act. !, waS te' 'h'N
the Literary Digest VA ""i"a'"r'n D."
break down IN u S"rtous rannc' - =
Vols;ead at In view nf tho fact iht'
ballots " GRO snnt 10 about 4 7"I"r SUI
rogcdlv vet" preachers. and u" "a
los sent 10 other rrc1ChHrS. tn" CON
ference had tho larEcS' ATTENDANCE Nv
wears and at no hrai two da'' sessions
tho attendance rf visitors VAS clos" :"
I Gnn
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VIZ! b. placed before :he joint confer
cnc> tomorrow morning.
Illinois operators IL an executive
caucus tonight dcr;ied that they world
SEEK IT, prevent any arrangement h''ns
made A. this vim. f"r the continuance
Of eurn collective" bargaining as hal
-mrtNa.lal lMrLnE tna naSl f.M NcArs.
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NJ. {, CHURCHES
fcontipusd from Page one)

tina, his stay in Fairmont had been an
Inspiration 10 him.
Several of the prominent m"mne's o.
the Conference said after adj"urnineH''
tina, this was probably ono or the MOST
Instructive and beneficial conferences
they had ever attended. The FaiTin"r'
people did everything In their power ~
make the stay OF tho ministers IN Tue
city pleasant. and their generous h"sp''
,,,,, It'll long be remembered in tbs
parishes Of West Virginia.
List Of Appointments
Tb. snno,rtments as read BY Bishop
Mitchell are as follows:
wheeling District
C. Fred Andersen, district super1n'
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FOR SALE-Farm about lis A: good.
6-room house. barn. outbu'ld:ngs:
rolling land: good orchard: about $1,000
worth OF timber on farm; prospecting
for oil and gas in neigheorhoOd. gas
We'll on farm 81 miles northwest Of
White Cottage. known as the Noah
Shr'der place. For further particulars
inquire OF J. E Sh-'dcr. near White
Cottage. 7. o. address. South GAINESVILLE.
O., r r. D. .. Ind phone l63.
Sept29-l
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EDWARDS CAMPAIGN
(continusd from Page onD

teal trick rerpctratcd by vi-s,l l..
Highland cC ClarkSbuyE. Republican
national committeeman f"v West VIZ
rinia. according 10 information from
authentic sources made public IN Hun
tirSton.
sherman pcnham o. CiarNshurc, bust
ness and political partner OF Highland :
for the past twenty years. according ~
the information. made a complete con-
fess,or 10 Mr. Edwards after Edwards
defeat I'm which p"nham Is sad :"
have outlined for the "r>twhfl" caNd'-
dates information details pertaining >"
tho political mansuv"rirS In West VIZ
rir,a for ten days prior To tho August
primaries
Sweeping Accusation
II thr ru-Tor:ed confession H"0Han
g quoted as having mad" ~" sweeping
accusation that Highland had "ihro~n
tho organization which p"0ham dc
clared NJ had built up IN the stat" with
Edwards money. behind the candidacy
Cr Howard sutherland. the present IN
cUuaert. and who Mas nominated ny
tho Republican voters O! tNC stat" after
q close race with E"rSchcl =. ogden ~
Wheeling. newspaper publisher. Pen
ham Is said 20 have further added mat
Highland "Nr NcE 2 similar Nif''' 80 ~
legged political trSaChcry rpor another
Fdwards-,hc late William Seymour
Edwards. wealthy oil man--wh"n ne
was a candidate for the same "ft!cc IN
IVES, Virginia :wcivs years axe
Details Of the workings 90 the so
called Edwards aGhcTe0ts were made
public for tho first time on the eve ~
CaSell county grand jury investigation
OF Edwards sworn expense account.
The grand jury convened today. Ed
wards admitted expanding $4,000 N N"
campaign while the corrup, practices
act OF the state limits expenditures -
Sslc5 for senatorial candidates. There
Is much speculation As 20 whether Ed
wards will plead guilty or not Il an IN,
dictmer. IA retained.
EDWARDS Statement.
The revelations made pubic brought
no official statement from Mr. Edwards,
his only comment being:
u AM through with politics. en-
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FARM FOR SALE-tl3 acres located
on public road l mile south OF Hen
,drysburg, mile west OF Barnesvtlle
and Hendrysbucg. paved road. S rooms
house. stable. water IN every field. >
orchards, veins coal. 81 acres No. s
vein. John ". Kaiser. s0I y. chestnut
Street. GAINESVILLE. Belmont County. q.
Sept3o-i
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wANrED-GALM

wANTED-Laborers on railroad JOB a.
AVeiia. Pa Long JOB. Good chance
for a boarding boss with gang Of thirty
men. Camp furnished. equipped includ-
ing cooks. wages labor arte 4nc per hour.
]. A Dearborn Construction Co. Aveila.
pa CctS-!
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FOR SALE-Farm OF s. acres. be-
tween Bethany ard Wes' Liberty. Call
and inspect this. Address s. II. phila-
baum. r d. No. I Bethany. w. Va.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
PUBLIC SALE

Saturday Or' 1tE. ~ : y. N.
A. Court House. Wcl!shurE.
Ahou, So acres OF LAID
Erwin estate. center 90
Welisburg Best and high
est building site IN the
city. fronting 3s4 feet on
Man -. J. :. CREE.
Special Commissioner.
Oct3-5
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YOH BALD-HAHNH.

GRAPES FOR SALE-Terr!Il Brothers.
Toodsdale 3-E-22. Septlo-s
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FOR SALE-Chevrolet tan, Inquire
Harold Jarvis Garage. 22s Market 81.
Scpt,S-r
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POR SALH-AUrOS.

FOR sALE-Ford coupe. Bargain. Sell
ing on account ot sickness. Phone
S3S Wheeling. SeptS0-i
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wANTED-Atr Gun Clippers. Mail ap-
plicati0n 10 Drawer y I. Q. power.
Ohio. OctS-i
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Turn Over Half Million
Falrmont. W. Va. Oct. 2.--More than
n h,'r million dollars were turned over
% IN. ,reasurer OF the West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03

FOR SALE-Nsry cheap
12o II. L. Cooper Corltss
Engine and equipment. in
first class condition. john
W. Beltz. cor. l2th and EoS
SIS. Phone IS. Sept29-30s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished ad
joining rooms. All cOnvinlences. May
be used as bed room and living room or
will rent separately. Gentlemen only.
4o1J, So. York Street. Phone c75l-E-
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