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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-13

The Rev. George Beckmann re
turned Wednesday from Seymou,
where he was called by the death Of
his father, Fred Beckmann, who
passed away on Friday last.
Miss Florence Wilson returned
home on Friday last from Chicago
where she had spent several days with
Miss Jean Gilbert, who is to visit
in the south during the next month
with friends.
Mrs, Adlai c. Peth departed the
latter part of last week for Chicago
where she is visiting at The home OF
Der parents, Mr.. and hrs. &. A. Bar
wig, who have been residing there
this winter.
Louis Dionne, Jr., is at home af-
ter having conducted logging opera
tions in Forest county for the Mara
thOn. Paper Mills company through the
winter months. Work has beer sus-
pended there.
Miss Constance Harger, who is
teaching this year at Michawauke,
near South Bend, Indiana, is spend
ing her Easter vacation with her par
ents, mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harger in
this city.
Fred Heinemann of Merrill spent
the week end in this city Byron Hell
nemann who had been at Merrill last
week, returned TO Wausau saturday
with his brother, and on Sunday IL
parted for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bissells have
returned from trip of seye raj weeks
during which time they visited at
Laurel, Miss, and at various points in
the east including Exeter, NJ H., where
their son, Walter, Jr., is attending
college.
George futile arrived in the city
last Friday evening remaining here
with friends until the middle of this
week when he went to Milwaukee.
Mrs. futile went to Milwaukee about
six weeks ago and is to be located
there, her husband joining her there
as often as possible.
Mrs. G. H. Wegner returned on
Saturday from Algoma, Wis, where
she spent most of last week visiting
Miss Gretchen Paff, who is teaching
school there. Miss Paff's vacation this
spring is too brief to spend at home,
i lasting only from Thursday to the
following Monday.
Miss Sedate Amunson arrived in
The city on Saturday, remaining I'M
III Tuesday visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Pier. On that day she re-
turned to Neenah, accompanied by her
Mrs Sedate Pier, who
will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
0. Fl. Amunson for time.
ID. A. Caldwell, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, returned yes
.erday from Milwaukee where he at
tended convention of the Cut-Over
Land Reclamation association The
feels that Wisconsin is
not receiving enough federal atten-
ion in matters Of reclamation as com.
pared to other parts of the country
and is bending every effort toward
greater reclamation work in the Bad
ger state.
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PERSONALS

Patrick T. Stone was at Merrill
Monday on legal business.
Miss Ophelia Chadek spent few
days this week visiting at Amigo.
Mrs j. J. Adams has been spend
ing this week at Shawano visiting.
Harold Ingraham spent the mid
die of the week in Green Bay on
business.
Mrs. William thinner has re.
turned from Milwaukee after weeks
visit there.
d c. Everest departed the first
OF the week for New York city on
business trip of week.
Clyde Hayden is expected home
from Milwaukee, where he is study
ing music, to spend Easter.
Sol Empey, who is attending Mar
quette college, arrived home the lat
ter part of last week to spend this
week
Arthur Wachholz, of ST. Paul, for
merly of this city, has been spending
few days in the city visiting rela-
tives.
ID A. Swartz OF the County Nor
NAL school, attended a conference Of
training school leaders at Eau Claire
on Saturday.
Judge Reid and Walter Evers,
court reporter, who were at Lacrosse
last week trying a case returned home
on Friday.
n ~ A Iax
from Milwaukee where he attended
the annual dog show of the Wiscon-
sin Kennel club.
DR.. j. H. Kolter departed Monday
for Chicago where he is attending a
clinic and meeting of the Chicago Col
lege of Dental Surgery.
Fred Brand, Jr., who is attending
spend the Easter holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brand
Clarence Gowen who Is attending
Marquette college at Milwaukee, ar
rived in the city Saturday to spend his
spring vacation with his father, Bert
Gowen.
Ben Alexander motored to Mer-
week end there. He Is one of the few
that attempted to drive through at
that time.
Mrs. Gabe Heinemann is expected
10 return home from Chicago tomor-
row or Saturday. Mr.. Heinemann has
been spending the past several days
there also.
Judge A. III Reid and Walter Nv.
ers, court reported, departed on Men
dey for Merrill to open circuit court
in that city, regular term OF which
is now being held
Ben Hochtritt, of Maquoketa, la,
viii arrive in this city on Saturday to
take up his duties here as superin-
tendent of the water works Mr. Hoch-
tritt was expected to arrive about the
first of April but his successor had
not appeared at Maquoketa
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Mexico has contributed its share OF
insect pests that are now established
in this country. Chief among these are
the boil weevil, the pink bollwerm
and the little Mexican beetle. known
as the bean fadybird. The last. which
has been discovered in Alabama
threatens to spread to other states
and ntiict immense damage to the
eowpea and bean crops.
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sunieisn, AnYhom

us this good soup, waiterg I'm ter-
ribly fond of soap" ayes. sir. Can
recommend Il very highly. sir" "weIl.
bring me couple Of dollars worth.
Kansas City Star.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-13

Breatlfes there the woman With soul
so dend as not To want taffeta
frock IN her summer wardrobe? IL
such there le. She is Invited 10 look
at The ne display OF taffeta dre.se
or to study the. picture above. She will
want one and cannot spend her money
:" better advantage than TO buy It.
Taffeta frocks are fashionable. in
expensive. hecomii <. Tue same one
will do for afternoon and Informal
evening wear. The model pictured is
emielIished with embroidered floral
motifs
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FOR SALE-Residence Can be
used as two fats, at 216 Grand ave-
nue.. lot 40 xa50 feet. For information
write to owner. Mrs. Fl. X. Mayer.
2155 Clybourn Ave. Chicago, III. ADV.
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Advertise in The Pilot pays.
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'H0PFOR defeat
REED |: J. .G J |
B Missouri Senator Maintains
Lead Of 900 Over
His Opponent.

BE ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 4.-CBy
Thes Associated Press A.
Reed ~ S Senator, maintained
ga lead ssof nearly 1000 votes over
Long Tor the Demo
ecratic nomination for that Office
ms, 629 precincts Of 3.84S IN
SNItssourf. 1.-The vote stood:
Reed, III 9,321; Long ts2.434
Experienced Observers OF Mis-,
souri politics, who have studied
the vote by cous>ies. agreed It
was Spiritually Impossible for the
former third assistant secretary
yofYEstate to surpassS Reeds lead
S@fth4the limited number of pre-
scincts to be heard from.
r.. Brewster. Republican
nominee for senator. will poll 4
plurality OF approximately 10000.
IA factor that has carr to the.
Ssore IN the Democratic senatorial
contest IS the size OF the absentee
sycte. About 1900 National
Stzii-s ID smen away from home on
satrike duty at various railroad cen
sters!o OF the state, may play prom
sinent part in the absentee militia
mems vote as many of them are
from the rural districts where he
Showed his best strength.
With 219 scattered precincts IN
thirty four counties .unheard rom,
sNar.sLong would have to poll more
Ehap%thirty one votes more tnan
Reed pr precinct to overcome tns
sleadBof Reed.
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HOULI
Church Announcements

The Rev E. Wilson will go
to Almina to preach Sunday sun
day school will be> Held here at
$50. class meeting at 1880 and
Epworth League at 1880 o. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting ser
vices We're held last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ
lC1evenger. The services next
Thursday evening will be at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
iMcElfresh with John Clevenger
as leader.
Personals
Mrs Eliza Kinkaid or Laurel
Run has returned home after a
weeks visit with her children
here
Nellie Wiles who visited at Otis
lSergent's in East Park, recently,
has returned home. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moser
and small daughter of near Pitts
hurgh are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs F. l.. BaAes.
B. f. Wilson and two children
ARE visiting relatives at Manning
ton.
I Archie McElfresh and Ben Pet
Ihel are soliciting for a new Fair
mont Tea company at Manning
ton.
/ Mrs. Frank McElfresh is visit.
ing relatives at Pine G,ove.
| - n
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reIatives Il the Cheat Mountains

above %Morgautown.
Mrs. ). N. Gaslsins OF Farm ont
was the guest OF her sieter Mrs
ID. c. Google, the first of the week
Mrs a. D. Harrison, who has
been the guestof relatives here for
several days. returned to her home
at Enterprisegrece
The Rev. CIV O'DelI OF Booths
Vile spent a few days of this week
as the guest Of his son, Carter
sQsDell. 5ssss e.
sl$Pinkney Wilson of Fairview was
the guest OF his daughter, Mr. ;.
Thomas Musgrave, the first Of tbs
week.
Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald Of Cam
|paigne, ILL.,, is spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Smith Hood
4 r. S. Google. who has been spend
ing the last two weeks in Pitts
burgh, has returned home.
! L. c. Fitzhugh and son James are
leaving Sunday for Cumberland
where they will be the guests OF
the formers daughter, Mrs. Percy
Mitchell. Mrs. Fitzhugh and daugh-
ter. Mrs: Neva ,Thorne, and the lat
ter's little son, Wayne Thorne, -Jr.,
who have been visiting in the Mary
land city for some time, will ac-
company them home.
Mrs. Simon Johnson of Morgan
town was the guest OF Mrs. Ray
Mile, Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs p. NJ Rider, who
were the guests Of relatives Sat Jans
Lew recently. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mr.. Harvey Floyd and
little daughter of Baxter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Hess
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson. who were
1.-THE guests of their daughter, Mrs.
joseph Keener have returned to
their home at Reyser, w Va.
Mrs. Flora Holland Musgrave of
Huntington. former resident OF
this community, is the guest OF
friends here
Benjamin Musgrare of Pharaoh g
Run was the guest of his son, T.
w Musgrave, the first of thu
week.
.-ls
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This D ate in History
LIE and Character Reading.

People Of this date having minds
of practical, philosophical, and
spiritual combined, a triunity, they
radiate luminous substance, which
makes them Almost powerful PEG,
pie for good, with a marked abil'
ity to inspire others. x
NJ Under su CHI conditions they have
the most remarkable power in
moulding public opinion. and in
syawing great audiences In fact,
the truly wakened Leo man and
woman is inyincible if he or she
will. learn the pathway to silence.
The governing sign of this date
is Leo, the Lion, and the governing
planet is the Sun. The birthstone is
a rub yand the astral colors are
red and green.
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f; building, which is four room:
structure may be completed IN
time for the opening Of the winter
term.
Church Notes
The following services will BE-
held i'll thesM. E. Church South
sunday: Sunday schtol at 10 a.
M. George Radcliffe surerintend-
.ent. class meeting at a NJ, Syl-
yester1 Arnett, leader; Junior EE-
worth League at 8 p. M; Senior Ep-
worth League at z p. M; Miss MIL
dred Parsons, leader; public wor-
ship and preaching at p, M, with
the sermon by the Rev Steven
Durham.
; Mrs Thompson H ostess.
Tae members of the True Blue
SUNDAY School Glass Will be enter.
tanned this evening at the home OF
their teacher, Mrs. William Thomp-
! SON. A full attendance of the mem
bers has been requested.
Bible Glasses
:: The Second Ward Bible Glass
! meets this evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hood Straight in Jas
per street, the lesson will be taken
from the fourteenth chapter of Ro-
mans Sylvester Arnett Will be the
leader. The First Ward Glass will
meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
! b. c. Google with Harry Hamr1ck
as leader The lesson will be taken
from the fifteenth chapter of Re-
mans. The Third Ward Glass will
meet Monday evening with Mrs.
Maud Satterfield. Howard Vincent
| will lead in the discussion. This
/ lesson will also be taken from the
Fifteenth chapter of Romans
| Correction.
IN writing of a birthday party
J giyeB in this community the last
! of the week the correction should
be made that the place of meeting
| was the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Johnson, instead of that of Isaac
johnson, is stated.
Power Plant Accid ent.
William Hinkey, who is employed
at the local power plant. was pain
fully injured Tuesday while attend
iceived an electric shock which dis
located his shoulder and badly
lsprained his back He was taken
ito Cook Hospital for treatment but
I has since returned home John
| Wright, who was severely burned
i.about the feet while working at the
power plant last week, is still pa
tient at the hospital.
| Serial Picture to Be Shown Here:
The Jackson Theater is planning
to put on serial picture in four in
stallments The opening produc-
| ton will be given next wednesday
evening
School Teacher iii.
4 Miss Reva Matheny, who is a
member Of the Rivesvi11e school
faculty, is patient at Pascedent
Hospital in Pittsburgh, where she
| has recently undergone an opera
ton for the removal Of goiter.
interesting Sermon.
| Much favorable comment has
| been heard on the splendid sermon
preached at the local M f. Church
South last Sunday evening by the
Rev. Howard Prickett Mr.. Prick.
ettsfs new in the work, having only
received license to preach at the
last session OF the annual confer
ence which was held q few weeks
ago.
Revival services are being held
by the Rev. G. F. Thomas at wes-
Hey Chapel. Many persons from
here are helping in the meetings.
"A new piano which was recently
installed in the church, makes mu=
sic strong feature ofithe services.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Toothman are
spending a weeks vacation with
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CAROLINA
Sop Born

Sop Born
An eight ard one half pound son
was born to 81. and Mis-. Dewey
Norris Tuesday.
One Show
The Monday evening perfor-
nance at the local motion picture
house is the only one being shown
during the week the Thursday
performance being discontinued
for the time being.
Horse Shoe Contest
Lloyd Whaley and James
Fisher, local contestants in the
Fairmont "Y" Horseshoe League,
will go to Ravlne Park in Fair
mont Saturday where they are
scheduled to pitch two matches,
the first with the Monongah Glass
Co. No. 8 Team and the second
with the Stevenson Co No. 2
team.
The Carolina plaXsrs are lead
ling the league with fifteen victor
les and no defeats. A total of
forty eight games will be pitched
by each team during the season
which ends September 16.
The Carolina team will play the
Monongah team Friday evening at
Carolina. This game is not in
Guided in the Y. M. G.. "A. sched-
ule and the score will have no
bearing on the teams %league
standing.
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Electrical Work
Special Notices
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
III Crnorvi af0p Arch itectsS a Off

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {
Supervising Architects Office,
Washington, D.. c., August !,
1872 SEALED PROPOSALS..
Will be received at this Office un-
til Q p. M, August %, 1922, and
then opened. for remode1ing post
Office screen in the United States
Post Office, Falrmo w. Va, In
accordance with Drawing No.
29A and the specification, copies
Of which may be had at this Of
fee or at the Office of the Custo-
dian, In the discretion OF the
Supervising Architect. Jas. A..
Wetmore. Acting Supervising;
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Business Opportu

ADVERTISE M TAMl.As yoG;
want to buy, sell orsexchangega al
yertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida. 0nesoss tham most:
prosperous regions Of today Az
ways use Times want 1sss IlRrgs
est Tampa Sctrculatlonsan dssllrgest!
daily average want ad l1Dsagekot
anyTFlorida paper. GparanteedN III
all advertisers. sRegula rate one
cent per word Month SrateEonSaps
pl1cation. Inquiries scheerfuIly an;
swered. Address tn sAAfFA!
TIMES. Tampa. Florida 3S66AS
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
fhe West V:rginIan will not be
responsible for more than one In
correct insertion of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
;I; All rancellat' On orders on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Departmen Mt This is for
your protection.
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RI RE=;,I5IVEsVlI-LE
Local Man III.

ssSs5Ss Ray3s Amos. who was thought 10
his health the last CT
sWeek after having suffered for
4 IA IA any sweeks from cancerous al
sfections. is in critical condtlon
III this time. Mr.. Amos Is at the
shome Of his brother. j. w Amos.
Among relatives who have been
here this week on account OF MS
esfIness are Neason Amos OF Union
niSwn. Pa. Harry Amos Oh Ilpps-'
SSanoe, Ohio, and Miss Ruth Pick
sstt 81 Viola, w. Va
Surprise Party
One Of the prettiest social events
ss:siyen in the community Tor son2s
D time5was the surprise birthday par
yslgiyen for Mrs. Guy Barley re-
sEcently. The Bailey home was dec,
sorated in a color scheme of pink ana
white. a birthday cake, WnlGn ha ma.
sheen baked by Mrs ]. II. harms
andSMrs. Maud Yost, centered the
sdininc table. The cake was iced
ygsinssoink and was adorned with 26
4 Iighted candles. Gladiolas were
'sssuSed as floral decorations
ss%iThese present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Good Straight, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M
smith: Mr.. and Mrs. George Rad
and Mrs. George Ham
iErick Mrs. Harry Hamrfck, Mr.. and
SNrssSsyVilIiam Bailey. Mrs. Esta
Wilson and daughter Gertrude, Mrs.
MAUD ssYost and children. Lois and
ssIohns Mrs. Lou Amos and dauSh-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Har-
less and children. Gertrude ana
Erred, L. C. Fitznugh and son Mily.
Dora May Smith, Lois Phillips.
sssSAIma Sm 18th, Mildred Parsons. Anna
ssTohnson. Victoria Wright, Walter
sspifilIips. Howard Layman, Harold
stvMAyton, Russell Bailey. Mr.. and
MIS- Guy Bailey and son Albert
Hospital Patient.
Mrs. Bessie Thomas, wife OF the
Rev G. F. Thomas, was admitted
Eos Cook Hospital at Fairmont We'd
nasiay and has since undergone a
sEurgicaI operation. At the last re-
s@norxMrS. TIL ompson was resting
8easiiy with chances for recovery
much. in~her favor
sSssSEsss. sunday School outing.
The members Of the Evergreen
u SUNDAY School Class were given
IAN outing the last of the week. The
Afternoon was spent IN oathlng, "A
nfcnic supper was served in the
3 evening. Miss Lois Phillips, teach
sSsrSof the class, chaperoned the par
Guests at Freeman Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P.5J Hagerty and
Aschild OF Waltersburg. Pa. and Mrs
Euzabefh Loud nslager Sof Hunting
tcniare guests of their other, Mrs.
Flames Freeman In Bridge street
B MrsSLoudensla will leave here
S4llrday morning accompanied by
{1sf little sister. The two will spend
a. few days in Litt1eton before re-
turning to Huntington.
Child Injured.
Fred Har1is met with an accident
Tuesday>-e evening when he cut his
foot with an axe which he was
handlfng Surgical aid was sum-
moned and it was found necessary
to use several stitches in closing
the wound.
\ ak BASEBALL.
The Farmington ball team came
down on Tuesday afternoon to try
their science with the local boys.
The game was going well, with the
local boys in the lead when heavy
storm came up and playing was
discontinued. The score stood Al
3Sins favor of Rivesville- The Farm
iTtnEtons band came down and fur
$Mshed good music for the occa-
school Building to BE Completed.
Work on the annex to the school
building Is being pushed RAPIDLY
anld sit is now thought tina. the
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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. J. H Inner, Phone 1577-J-
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. Any kind of oak,
poplar and hickory. Can cut
to fill your need Phone ~ .M2
or write Elm st Morgan. EAR
mont, Route No. S. 5033A
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Houses And Lots

FOUR ROOMS AND BATE,
Wabash Avenue. HGarase. Lo,
50XI45. Good condition. Terms.
Phone Isl.
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FINE EDGEMONT HOME. New
eight rooms. modern, furnace,
garage. At car stop. Terms.
Phone ISL
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED: GIRL to assist with
general homework and care of
children in small family. All
modern household conveniences
and a good home with good pay.
Do not apply for the place unless
you like children and can furnish
references. Mrs. Stewart, La
Chicago Street. 5109A
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Mechanics, silversmiths and
jewellers will do well to use the
Want Ads this week for finding
splendid positions.
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Boarders And Roo1ners

BoARDERS AND BOOMERS
wanted by meal. day Or week
324 Jackson Street. BIOL A
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TO SELL, BUY OR RENT. SEE
GEO. H BROBST, REALTOR,
PROFESSIONAL BUILDING.
51O4 A
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Help w anted

CHIEF CLERK AND, ASST. MAN
AGER for coal company store.
Want good man with experience.
Good salary for the right man.
Write AS, care of The West. Vir-
ginian. bOe2 A
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Wanted

WANTED TO RENT 8. c or
room house - furnished or Ia
furnished- Close in. Long lease.
P.8 o Box ia. 1885 A
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MODERN HOME, small acreage,
on good roads, near city. Give
price. address Ramer Price,
Mannington, R.F. D. No. B.
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Male Help Wanted

SELL trees and plants for Worlds
greatest nurseries: steady work;
commission weekly. Brown Broth
ers Nurseries, Rochester. N. Y
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Venice lis built on so islands and
has 400 bridges. n
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WANTED TO RENT PRIVATE
GARAGE FOR ONE CAR. Close
in town. Address Mg"- Murray
store, Scottdale, w. Va or call
Murray Mine Office E. G. N.
Y 51l3A
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MODERN HOME, small acreage.
on good roads near city Give
price. Address Kramer Price, Man;
ninston, R. f. D. No. 5. 494IA
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WITH. BATH. Spring Street.
Terms. Phone 1892. 5114A
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A MODERN BUNGALOW, five
rooms, bath and porch, furnish
ed. also garden. To party without
children. Reference required w.
l.. Carpenter, 1929 Speed way.
Phone l754-W. Scala
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Contra cling

WE CLEAN fWINDOWSM CHEAP
FAIRMONTzSWI WINDOW CLEAN.
ING co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sKo, S29-J. 5gA M
CITY CABINETEtSHOP Woods
work of all descripti0 nssR honS
s133-R. OLA
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I Farms For Sale

1 HAVE FOR SALE. 4s acres
fronting 500 feet on Morgan
town Pike A BARGAIN Price
and terms Call Harry Layman.
Phone 1452-R. 61os a
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WANTED TO BUY twin go cart
in good condition. Phone S6S-R.
5099A
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An eight and one half pound son
was born to 81. and Mis-. Dewey
Norris Tuesday
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