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Poultry
CHICKENs

TABY CHICKs-Pure bred White Leg
horns, Brown Leghorns. 80 per 100.
postpaid; Barred Rocks Reds, 1io,SS.
Bun Orplngtons Wyanduttes. Anconas-
&ls.s5; mixed large breeds, $3.50; cBta-
log Tree. booth hatchery, clinton, Mo.
BARRED rocks. pulets, cookerels and
laying hens. first house west cemetery.
Federal drive.
BABY CHICKs--I.ow fan prices; hardy
Oznrk stock, 10 varieties; catAlng fres
Eennedals Poultry Farm, Springfield.
Mo.
QUALITY CHlCKS-Nine cents Up. 10
varieties. best laying strains CHtA-
l0gue tree Missouri Poultry farms. CO.
lumba, No
TWO Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
cockerels. bargain. Usage 6st9-J,
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p P@CIS@rdS
Bargains i'm
u Sed Cars

1917 passenger Peerless touring;
rebuilt motor, new paint and seat
covers .,.,,,.',,,,'','' Sl,OOO
Essex sedan, late model; car looks
and runs like new $1,000
Stutz touring. This car driven very
little ...,...,....... .Sl,200
Packard Twin Six touring. This car
in Al shape and can give good
terms ......s....... ....''..... l,ouO
Packard Single Six touring. Looks
and runs Like new. Lot OF ex-
tras ............... 1850
Peerless 4-passenger, new tires, paint
good and motor In fine shape 81 500
Peerless 2-passenger speedster. One
of the best looking roadsters In town
Cheap AZ ....,.,,...,.... $1,000
Packard 2-ton truck. Rebuilt mo-
tor and good platform body. .St,2jO
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wANTED--Ladies' experienced In fancy
work; anxious TO earn extra muney at
home, spare hours, write Immediately
mouth. Ohio,
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Seeds & Nursery Stock

ready to ship September g. Luther Bur.
hank says, at Is the finest apple In ala
the world" Express shipments 50 per
busheL orders being booked. w, "
Reeves. Marshall. AK.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
EXCHANGE AFFECTED
Although Moratorium Settlement Is But Temporary, 1t is Nevertheless Reflected in British Market.

London, Sept. l. Although con- sidered only in the nature of respite the reparations rendered in Paris yes- terday had quite marked effect up- on financial London indicating the sensitiveness of the money interests and the amount of speculation that has been going on recently.
 Quotations on the mark on the foreign exchange market which yes- terday ruled around 7,50o to the pound sterling ruled 5,700 at noon to- day. Paris exchange strengthened to 5750 as against 5s53 yesterday. A similar effect was experienced on the stock exchange where repurchases hardened the war loan to 100 while other gilt-edged stocks and French bonds showed fractional improvement Renewed speculation in the oil shares also was induced.
 The British press accords the heart lest welcome to the. reparations com missions decision. The fact that 1t was unanimous makes 1t in the words of the Times great news, which all true friends of the entente and Eur opean peace will read with deep and real relief"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
COLLECTIONS FALL SHORT
Taxes for Month of August Totaled &10S,385.78, Collector Loomis Re- ports-Warning for Delinqucnts.

ports-Waning for Delinquents. Tax Collector Loomis reported last night. that the tax collection during the month of August, fell short by S54,493.2s of the amount collected in the corresponding month last year. However, Mir. Loomis reports that 1t will be necessary to collect $l7o,O00 between now and April 1, 1928, to meet appropriations. Last year the books showed s264,o00 for collection between Sept. 1 last year and April 1, of this year.
 In order that the sum of sl70, 900 be reached between now and the end of the fiscal year, 1t will be necessary to collect s2b,000 each month, Mir Loomis reports, The total collections for the month of August totaled $108,365.76, of which sS31.50 is per sontal tax money. Taxes totalled, Sl04,768; sewer assessments, s1,- s3S.27: street improvements. s13s.o2; street sprinkling, s7So.97 The total amount of collections in 1921 for Au- gust was sl62,os3.6e.
 Collector Loomis is preparing to send out warnings to personal tax de- linquents, calling attention to the amount assessed in police court, and that the dellnquents will be arrested If they do not settle at once.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
STUDENT SUES BRYN MAWR.
Indiana Girl Asks $5O.OOO for Being
 .EUniustlY DismiSsed."

Philadelphia, Sept. Miss Mar jorie Barker of Michigan City, Ind, who was expelled from Bryn Mawr college April 2, 1921, has brought suit against the college and Dr. M. Carey Thomas, former president, for s50,000 damages.
 Miss Barker was expelled after she was accused of petty thefts in the dormitories. She sought vindication at the hands of the college authori- ties, but failed. Then she brought action in the Montgomery county court, which decided it had "no jur- isdiction," recognizing the right of the college to drop a student at any time without giving any explanation.
 There the matter rested until the filing of the present suit by Senator Pepper as counsel.
 Miss Barkers family is prominent socially in the Middle West. She will inherit a large fortune through the connection of her family with the Haskell Barker Car company inter. ests. She is not yet 20 years old, and was popular at Bryn Mawr.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
Would Have Church St.
 Green Made Attractive

Councilman A. G. Crusberg, chair man of the railroad committee of the common council, has taken up the matter with the New Haven" officials in regards to the upkeep of the small green on Church street. facing the railroad passenger station The officials of the railway company have responded that they are willing to make repairs and improvements on the green providing the city will see that it is kept up. Councilman Crusberg will present his case to the council members and the board of park commissioners will also be ap- preached on the matter. It is the be- lief of Councilman Crusberg that the green can be kept very attractive with little effort.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
MAY EXHUME GRIFFITH'S BODY
Rumors That He Was Poisoned Are
 Again Rampant in Ireland

Dublin, Sept. 1. (By Associated Press)-Reports that Arthur Griffith was poisoned, circulated in Dublin at the time of his death three weeks ago have again become prevalent. In- quiry among the physicians who at tended the Dali president have evok ed the categorical statement that he died from natural causes, probably from heart disease.
 A leading physician, however has informed the correspondent that there is some talk of exhuming the body and holding an autopsy.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
UNION OFFICIALS OUT
Several at Heads of Locals, Where Men Went Out on Unauthorized Strike, Are Dismissed by Leaders.

Los Angeles, Sept. 1.- Announce ment of the removal from office of officials of unions, members of which abandoned trains in California and Arizona. resulted in speculation today as to whether John Ramon. vice president of the trainmens organiza- tion had completed his investigation.
 Ramon came here from Kansas City at the request of w. G. Lee, president of the trainmen to ascertain reasons which led to the unauthorized walkout. He attended a number of conferences at Needles, Cal, and other points, which were held after the men returned to work. He conferred with railroad officials as well as with mem bers of the union.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-01
TOOLS STOLEN

August Bergstrom, contractor, re- ported to the police this morning that a tool box, containing an entire set of carpenters tools was stolen last night from job on the Plainville road. Motorcycle Policeman William s. Strolls was detailed on the case
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-09
10000 Influenza
Cases in Uniontown

gMoNToWN, Pa, Feb. ZAP
proximately ten Thousand persons
or fifty per cent OF the population
1 Bniontown, are'ill with influenza
md unless drastic measures are
taken 70 combat the disease, the
situation will become extremely
serious, said w. G. Hall, city
heal h officer, in statement is.
sued today.
Mr. Ball reported that while
some Of the cases OF the disease
were mild. others were more
severe and he warned the public
70 take Immediate precautionary
/ Ateps. The health officer declared
thn.. In event OF an increase in the
number OF influenza cases IN the
next few days, he will be forced TO
close all theatres, schools,
churches and public gathering
places.
The disease made its appearance
here three weeks ago, but Mr.. Hall
said that only within the last few
daya have tho number OF cases in.
creased rapidly.
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Willing to Testify
Against Gov. Russell

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. eff
there IS legislative investigation of
the charges brought against Cover.
nor Russell by Miss Frances Birk-
head. WIG has entered suit against
the governor for 100000 on a
charge % seduction, she will be
Wiling 70 testify against him, she
said today Iii a statement to a 10
cal newspaper.
~ think It nothing but fair TO
iii concerned. the state OF nIississ4
Ippi. the plaintiff and the defend
ant, that 1 testify at any hearing
which the Legislature may order"
ktha statement said.
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Nlo:NoNGAHI.


4 Mrs.. Albert Robey entertained at
her home in Water street Wednes.
day at q 6 O'Clock dinner given In
honor Of Misses Helen Manley,
ida Smith and Berenlce Carpenter,
teachers In Monongah public
school Miss Gertrude Pyles of
L Clarkshurg was also q member OF
the party, Covers were laid for
5jeighti and a splendid four course
dinner was served.
New Hats Received
AMrs. Anna Watkins has Just re.
cefyed q nice new line Of spring
hats Of straw and satin. 1t was
little cold for strawhh hats yesterday
although o few were seen on the
streets. However, the bluebirds,
once the first haEbingers OF spring,
must be beaten somehow.
viii Go To Baxter -
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, who
have been living here for the past
three years, will soon move to
Baxter, where Mr.. Davis win &C.
cept 9 position as superintendent
nof the Consolidation Coal com.
enyls mines. Mr.. Davis position
hero has been coal inspector for
the same company.
Building Addition
Frank Martin will build some
additional rooms to his brick
apartments in Bridge street. Mr..
Martin says he is building in or.
der 10 relieve the crowded eondi.
ton In some OF the apartments!S
Fourth Division Meets
Members Of the Fourth Division
Of tho Baptist Mission circle will
meet this afternoon in the Baptist
church TO arrange for a social din.
er which will be given for the
ySlrcIe soon.
Personals
Fay Cain. daughter OF j. W. Cain,
IS quite Ill at the homo OF her
parents in Shaver street.
Mrs. Eettie Anthony who has
been m for the past week at the
home Of her son, John Anthony, in
lain street, Is improving at pres
emit.
VIII Gaskins was a business
caller In Fairmont yesterday.
4. N. Kuhn was in Fairmont yes.
terday on business.
q
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CoalLa.nlids

FOR sALE-lso acres more or lsss
with mine opened that will pro
duce so tons Of coal at present
time. All Improvements 20 With
sale OF coal, including Pit Pony and
clydesdale Truck IN, good condi
ton, hauls I, 500 lbs. This coal can.
be mined from either side OF the
hill which makes It the most de.
sirable piece OF coal In this yicin.
ity.A JOHN WIEGEL, Elizabeth,
Pa. 27s1A
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pusT DAMAGES WHEAT !.

r0PEKA, Kan, Feb. 9.-Western
central Kansas, the heart OF
states wheat belt, today faced
9 continuation OF severe dust and
wind storms which yesterday
swept across a wide strip Of ter.
ritory and blew wheat out of the
ground. No estimate was available
here assto the extent Of the dam.
age.
Reports from all parts Of Kan
sas told Of heavy dust clouds. In
places the dust is reported TO be
drifting Ike snow. e
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Ordnance Plant at
Charleston Closed

CHARLESTON, Feb, s-The
naval ordnance plant at South
Charleston was under orders today
from Secretary DENLY of the navy
department TO close at once and to
iny off without pay until June 80
all employees except those neces.
saryto maintenance and protection
Of the plant
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Business Opportunities

ESTABLISHED PLUMBING BUsI.
NESS FOR SALE. 1t will pay
you to Investigate at once. Write
Box 27SFA, The West YiSsinian.
27S7A
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Farms For Sale

MIR. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your life
when you can buy good level farms,
the cream OF this locality with
extra good buildings with modern
conveniences, In house and barn,
good level roads near R. R. Cen
tTalized schools, good markets.
Milk $40 and up net here. l sell
farms that owners have lived on
for years and paid for and have
money on interest, the kind you
can make good on. State your
wants and send today for illustrat-
ed booklet. F. b. STEWART.
LINBSVILLE, PA. 2142A
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SNYDER MOTOR co. Dodge cara
and trucks. Day and night stor.
age. Better buy a Dodge than wish
you had. 81 jackson st. 2s4sA
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10. 10. THOMAS.

Notary Public. Income Tax Spe-
cialist. Special attention given to
Business Profession Tax and other
State Tax Returns. Office Ameri.
can Italian Bldg. Room 1, Madi.
con G Jackson SITS. Phone t5S4sR!
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SINGLE COMB WHITE LEG
HORNS for sale. Pallets s1.25.
Yeerltngs $500! Also day old
chicks. Cash with order. R. B.
FETTERMAN. as w. Main. Green
vile, Pa sOssA
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR OR HICKORY.
Can cut 10 fill your need. Phone
17SS-M or write Elmust P. Moran,
Fairmont RI. No. 5. 279sA
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Situation Wanted, Male

MAN twenty-five years old single,
desires position In private family
or work In store. Write Nauxie
Ghassant, Box 155, Pennington, w.
Va. sO5sA
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ONLY $1,oO per hour plumbing and.
repairing. Work guaranteed. Any.
make fixtures properly installed.
Give me a trial ]. A. TAYLOR at
Knights Machine Shop East Park
Ave. Phone 114e.J or 1949. 2s4eA
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FOR SALE ABOUT MARCH 2ofh.
g o.SWhite Iegborn baby chicko
S15 per 100. Eggs $500 per 100.
Delivered free. z. /. SATTER-
FIELD, Route No. 2. Fairmont, W.
va. 30S2A
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Heating--P Plumbing

THOMAS c. LYNCH, Plumbing
and gas fitting, Shop and.
residence. SIT WALNUT AVE,
Phone 1S56-R. Truck service.
1-10-26t-252sA
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oLDFIELD TIRES & TUBES.
,Anti.skid all sizes. s0xs-SS 90
sox3 1:2-S9. 80. Phone S14. PHIL
LIPS BROS. 305 Merchant st.
- !9 1893 "a
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Dogs, Birds and Pets

STOP, LOOK ASDlREAp-pigeops
for sale; send stamp for prices 81
AZ different kinds Of pigeons. Il.
WAKEFIELD, WrightsYiiio. Pa.
2SiaA
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PITTSBURGH COAL DELIVERED
( ANYWHERE. Can 17S3.M. Price
reasonable. 27slA
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MPoRTANT-Keep up:keep down
q by using Gates Super.Tread
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION.
$40 Jackson st. a065A;
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ROSE COMB BUFF LEGHoRNs.
WINNERS AND LAYERS.
STOCK AND EGGS. II. " WEN
-MER, JACKSONVILLE, OHIO.
31OOA
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GOODYEAR TIRE SERVICE, 400
Morgantown Ave. Phone 307.
w. B. gHLXENBAUGH. Mgr. 27sOA
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HEAT YOUR HOME with the Ho.
Maker pipe or pipeless furnace,
while you pay on easy terms. A.
Q. HAWKINS, COL Seventh. Phone
11e2-R. 292SA.
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FIRST CLASS MEALS AND
FIRST CLASS SERvICE. Bog.
CESS and Stead. Lynch Bldg, Farm.
ington, w. Va. 2945A
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DREssMAKING done At home Or
VIII come to house, Phone S1l,w,
81 Dunbar st. 26eSA
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Professional Service

PEERLESS BEAUTY SPARLoR.
Manicuring. Hair dressing. SOL
Professional Bldg. Phone 1s43.
2ss4A
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specialNotices
NOTICE

NOTICE
An persons owing or holding
claims against the estate OF Enos
3fumage, deceased, are requested
70 present same to,
BRUCE BRuMAGB,
Administrator,
Metz, WA.
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VILLAGE FARM RINGLBT BAR.
RED ROCKS AND S. C. White
Leghorns are beautiful vigorous
birds and excellent layers. Cocker.
els IS. G. 9. SCHWARTZ, TT re.
c9yery, Ohio. sos7A
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UNITED STATES TIRE SERVICE.
/ Fairmont yulcaniSing Company.
II. 9. Hixenbaugh, Mgr. 2s3sA.
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CARS WASHED. Hot and cold
water service. HALL GARAGE,
near Postottice. 2771A
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PITTSBURGH PLUMBING CO.
Prompt service to telephone calls
Open day and night. Near 113 Fair.
mont Ave. Phone 1895. 270lA
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LIVE AND DRESSED TURKEYS
/ DUCKS, CHICKENS, and rulnsa
fowls. Butter 4ocilb. NORTH FAIR.
MONT POULTRY co. Phone if7.M
East Park at Falr Grounds.
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PEDIGREEDI AIRpAIN tmaIe1 :
months old. Also s guinea pirs
for sale: 5S5 Guffey Street.
!. so7aA
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Feed and Produce

WE SPECIALIZE On nay; Gram;
Flour, Groceries and Chicken
feed. Best prices! FAIRMoNT
FEED AND sToRGAE Co, Phone
IS 3o72A
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER
VICE. Palace Restaurant. 1913
Main 81. 2661A
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WANTED: JOB as. truck driver.
I Can do any kind of repair work
on any kind of truck. Phone
1551,R. 3025A
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Houses For Sale

HOUSES, LOTS, farms, bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PR1cHARD, Phone e75. sossA
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHnR. Depo-
sitions and all legal documents,
forms, reports, etc. R. L. LONG,
Room No. !, American.1tallan Bldg,
corner Madison and Jackson Sts.
Phone 15S4R. 2765A
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NEW DREssMAKNG PARloRs
NOW OPEN. 317 Madison st,
Sewing done reasonably. MRS.
.RADcL1FF q MISS DoWNEY.
Phone 6o2l 2sssA
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WORK WANTED, remodeling or
house repairing, truck driving
or car for private family. Any
kind Of work acceptable. Call
s2S-J: 3O14A
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINS = Gold
crowns, $500 Up. False teeth,
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted 75c.
DIR. SMITH, 304 Merchant, St.
Open EVENING". 2s65A
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IF YOU HAVE ANY wiring or
repairing Just drop card to G.
o. Watts, Box los CASTOR Ave.
Expert electrician. 3024A
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Personal
Wonlen's specialties

GERTRUDE DozfER FENNELl..
Arttul deslgning and dressmak.
Ing. lis Watson Ave. Phone 1871.
s..l n. esssA
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Poultry and SunnIies

DAY OLD CHICKS. for ssIe.
Thousands per week. strong
better hatcher. Pure brod a
utility. Circular free. ON
HONESTY HATCHERY. New
Washington. Ohio. z7asA
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'yBN1cB-REsTAURANT. SPECIAL
SPAGHETTI. The leading
ITALIAN CUISINE In the city.
Phone 1850. Second floor, Cor.
Madison and Jackson SITS. 2S0OA
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CLEANING, WASHING DOWN
and painting walls. Man needs
work. Phone 619. 3112A
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DON'T buy or sell farm, coal, oil
or timber land until you have, our
proposition. Bargain lists free.
OHIO FARMERS CO-0PERA-
TIVE AGENCY, McConnellsVllle,
Ohio. SOFIA
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Sale Or Rent

FOR RENT OR SALES rooms
and bath. Can 145.W. 2s91A
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AUTO PAINTING AND TOP.
BUILT AND REPAIRED. Fair.
mont Carriage Works. Phone 1851.
2ss7A
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FAIRMoNT MANTLE & TILE co.
Can furnish tile bath rooms,
Porch, floors, tile. brick and wood
nantes Of ali kinds. Coal CRATES
and gas logs. See US first. sos
First st. Phone 1252:R. 3O67A
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/ SELL FAIRMONT


4 rooms, " acre in suburbs.
good terms. \
Eight rooms, End ward, trade
for cottage Locust avenue sec.
ton. -
New. ! rooms, furnace, Morgan.
town avenue.
4 rooms at Brass Plant, tweI
lots, $2,40o, easy terms.
5 rooms, garage, three lots, near
Owens.
Lot, Knob Hill. $40 cash. $40
4Ol Murry avenue, bath, very
easy terms.
LEVI B. HARR
PHONE ISL
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MERCER COUNTRY FARMS FOR
SALE-Write for circulars, Civ,
Ing full description OF building.
Number Of acres and price. F. A.
GEBNER, jackson Center, Pa. r.
ID. Is. 2754A
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DR.. DEEM, CH1RoPoplsT AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT.
LEFT & WELToNS EVERY
MONDAY. 2774A
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WORK WANTED IN TA1LoRING
ESTABLISHMENT by exper.
fenced tailor. Write B. w. Wilson,
Tralee, W. Va. 3osoA
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LAUNDRY, CLEANING OR ANY
KIND OF WORK wanted by the
day. Can give reference. Please
help me find something for live.
lihood. Luyenia Griffin, 532 Fair.
mont ave. Phone 2s6. lso54A
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WORK WANTED ON FARM. Can
do any kind of farm work. Ref.
erences furnished. Write Henry
lehamp. townsville, W. Va. 3O50A
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ANY KIND OF ordinary office
work, travelling salesman, gro.
Gerry preferred, clerk in store, ware
house manager. In fact any kind
of a position that will keep the
wolf Nom the door," Phone 1871.
rs 3016A
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Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted

WANTED GIRL for general
house work. Phone 247. 310sAi
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JOB WANTED doing anything.
Have had no work for almost a
year. William R. Swiger. General
Delivery, City. 3o1SA
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SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU.
WAIT. Salvatore Blumetto. 500
Monroe st. 294S A
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pANcNGN ACADEMY. Dancing
Wednesday and Saturday even.
igs. Masonic Temple. Glass 4: 81
70 $3.50. Dancing $3.50 TO 1880.
For private lessons call 1858 be.
fore noon. III 1865 A
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Contracting

CARPENTER WORK WANTED at
reasonable prices. 75c an hour
anywhere In city or out Of town.
Non-union labor. All work guar
antesd. B. G. CONTRACT COM
PANYi Fhone 1881. 3044A