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the straits discussion will be re-
sumed tomorrow, when the Entente
countries will fall in with the
Turkish suggestion and set forth
their wishes. The Allies seem de-
termincd to ignore the Russian at
tempt to speak for Turkey, and are
determined also to convince the
Russian representatives that Boil
shevik Russia is not dominating the
straits discussion. The fact that
Ismct Pasha conferred with the AL
lied leaders helped to strengthen
the impression that if the confer
cnce is not yet out of danger it at
least is not yet on the rocks.
Another feature of the day was
the Popc's intervention in behalf of
the Christians in Constantinoplc.
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STOCK DIVIDENDS
Reach $9l,500,0Oo
Total in Last Few Months Passes
$1,500,OOO,OOO
UNDISTRIBUTED SURPLUS
Unfavorable Tax Legislation Antici-
pated, Is the Belief

New York, Dec. 5.-Stock divi-
dcnds totalling sol, 100000 were an
nounced today by seven large in
dustrial corporations and banks,
bringing the total stock dividends
declared in the las. few months to
more than $l,5oO,C. $1,000. These
sums in virtually all cases have
been provided for out of und@
trlbutcd surplus, apparently in an
ticipation Of mfavorablc tax leg
islation in the next Congress.
The Studcbaker Corporation in
creased it's capitalization $15,O0O,-
600 by declaring 25 per cent stock
dividend. Directors expected the
customary annual 10 per cent div
idend would be continued.
The Vacuum Oil Company dis
tributed $45,0OO,000 or surplus in
the form of a 400 per cent stock
dividend. The William Wrigley Ju-
nior Company declared 10 per
cent stock dividend of $1,5oo,o00 to
common shareholders.
The Bank Of Manhattan CON-
pany, one Of the oldest in tho coun-
try, increased its capital from
$5,000,0O0 to $1O,0O0,OO0 by capital
izing surplus and declaring 100
per cent stock dividend. The Equi-
table Trust Company announced
plans to increase its capital from
$12,000,000 to $20,OOO,O0O, one-half
of which would be 33 1-3 per
cent stock dividend end the re-
maincd new issue of stock to
which holders of the bank stock
might subscribe.
The e. I. Du Pont De Nemours
Company declared SO per cent
stock dividend amounting to $780,
100000. The Whitcman Mills, of
New Bedford, called stockholders
meeting to consider stock divi-
dend of so per cent by increasing
the capitalization from $2,OOO,O00
to $3,000,000.
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fort, A. D. Belts; Bethel circuit, G..
II. Rhoad; Black Swamp, l.. II. Phil
lips; Bluifton, j. f. Campbell; (Char-
lcston) Bethel, G.. e. Wimberly; Hamp
stead Square, N D. Busbec; Hampton
Park, e. G. Coo, supply; Spring
Street, j, II. Danner; Trinity, f. A..
Buddin; Cottagcvlie, II. w. Whitta-
ker; Dorchester, w. II. Patrick (sup-
ply; Ehrhardt, Hamlin Ethcrcdgc;
Estill, S. +. Ledbetter: Hampton, r.
w. Humphries; Hendcrsonville, j. G..
Ferguson; Lodge, r. p. Turner; Meg
gctts, G. C. Gardner; Ridgeland, r.
P. Hucks; Ridgcvillc, J. A. Graham;
Summervillc, l.. d. B. Williams p;
Walterboro, P. A. Murray; Yemasec,
M. M. Bird (supply); Paris Island
and marine pastor, c. B. Burns !;
student Emory University, B. NJ.
Bowen; superannuatcs, S. A. Webber;
j. w. Wolling (under suspcnsion).
Florence district, L. l.. Bcdcnbaugh,
presiding elder; Bennettsvillc, w. l..
Herbert; Bcnnettsvillc circuit, VI. W..
Hook; Brightsvillc, J 4. Campbell;
Bethlehem circuit, w. q. !'cr.!erson;
Blcnhcim, j. X. Inabinctt; Cheraw,
w. b. Duncan; Chcstergcld, l.. f..
Pecler; (Darlingtom Trinity, Peter
Stokes; Darlington circuit, G. P.
Chewning; East Chcstcrgcld, Fl. D.
Shuler; (Florence) Central, G. r.
Harmon; Hartsvillc, S. o. Cantey;
Jefferson, w. V. Jerman; fsupply)
Lamar, c. M. Peelcr; Libctry. j. L.
Mullins; Marbolor, j. B. prosser; Nc
Coll, w. J. Snyder; McCoh mission,
j. o. Bunch (supply); McBce, r. A.
Tucker; Patrick, II. w. Shea!y; Page
land, G. L. Ingram; Timmonsville and
Pisgah, w. r. Phillips; Timmonsville
circuit, D. G. Spires, Superannuates,
T. B. Owen, j. II. Moore, J. N. Wright,
0. N. Rountrce, w. I. Wait, a. S.
Lesley, w. w. Williams and G. r.
| Whitaker.
Kingstree District
Kingstrec district, C. C. Derrick
presiding elder: Andrews, T.. r.
| Beckham; Black River, B. S. Hughes
Cades, j. r. Johnson; Cedar Swamp
j. w. Jones; Cordesvillc, w. A.
Youngblood (supply); (Gcorgetown)
Duncan Memorial, w. A. Beckham;
West Ind, j. w. Elkins; Greeleyville
and Lanes. M. f. Dukes; Heming.
way, j. e. Clark; Honey Hill, A. c.
Corbett supply; Johnsonville, I. D
Bailey; Kingstree, J. P. Inabinett
Lake City, J. T. Peelcr; McClellanville
j. G. Inabinett; New Zion, r.. E. Der.
rick; Pamplico, e. P. Hutson; Pine.
polls, j. f. Way; Rome, G. X. Way;
Sampit, W. S. Myers; Scranton, F. A
I.upton; Turbeville, A. V. Harbin;
Trio, w. S. Heath, Superannuates
r. w. spigner and w. A. Belts.
Marion District, D. A. Phillips
Presiding Elder, Aynor, G. X. Gar.
rison; Brownsville, r. G. Phillips
Bucksvillc, w. L. Guy; Centenary
b. II. Covington; Clio, B. G. Murphy
Conway, j. G. Atkinson; Conway
Circuit, w. L. Parker; Dillon, G. f,
Kirby; Dillon and Hamer Mills, j
M. Gasque (supply), Floydale, P
X. Crosby; Gurley Circuit, T. w
Williams, (supply), Lakeview, G. w
Davis; Latta, w. G. Kirkland; s. j
Behea, supernumerary; Little River
X. s. Carmichael; Little Rock, e. q
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REFUSES TO HEAR
APPEAL 81. MII'TLE

Washington, Dec. 5.-The Supreme
Court announced today that it wou
not review a case brought by Edward
N. Mittlc against the State of South
Carolina in which Mittlc contested
his conviction in the State courts on
the ground that women were exclud-
cd as a class from the jury list and
were not permitted serve.
The action Of the court, as stated
by Chief Justice Taft, was based
on the want Of jurisdiction.
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OF
MINISTERS MADE:
Love Feast Held at Methodist Con.
ference
BISHOP DENNY breaches
Memorial Service Is Held-Many PcO
pie Visit Marion

Marion, Dec. 3.-Sunday was Il
great day for the city of Marion and
surrounding country, for the people
were here for miles around.
The Methodist Conference love
feast was held this morning, and
was conducted by the Rev. Jesse j.
Stevenson. For one hour songs and
prayers and testimonies to religious
experiences made q joyous occasion.
At II o'clock Bishop Collins Denny
preached a sermon on "a Plea For
Divine Mercy" At the close of the
sermon the ordination service took
place. The Rev. William l.. Parker
and the Rev. Henry d. Shulcr were or
daincd dcacons; the Rev. l.. d. b. Will
liams, the Rev. Samuel e. Lcdbeeter,
the Rev. Henry William Shcaly and
the Rev. Robert Pinckncy Pucks were
ordained elders.
This afternoon the memorial ser
vice was held. BY appointment of
the bishop, the Rev. w. l.. Wait, Of
Florence, presided. Memories were
read as follows: The Rev. J. l.
Stokes, d. D., read by DR.. w. c.
Kirkland; the Rev. S. B. Harper
read by the Rev. C. G.. Derrick; the
Rev. D. II. Everett, read by the
Rev. w. I. Herbet; the Rev. w. A
| Massebeau, read by the Rev. J. II
Graves; the Rev. D. d. DantZler
read by the Rev. G. P. Watson; the
Rev. II. J. Cauthen, read by the
Rev. j. II. Danner; Bishop Fl. C
Rev. j. Fl. Danner; - Bishop II. G
Morrison and Bishop John c. Kilgo
read by DR.. Watson B. Duncan. Two
interesting incidents were brought
out during this service. One was
that Bishop Kilgo was converted or
the spot where the beautiful First
Methodist Church Of Marion stands
The second was that the church
was built during the pastorate OF
the Rev. S. B. Harper. 1t was re-
markablc that memories of both o1
these ministers were read in the
| church here.
Marion People Thanked
Tonight the Rev. George T.. Har
mon, of Florence, preached. At the
conclusion Of the evening service
Bishop Denny took the chair ant
called the Conference to order 70,
a short session. Resolutions Of
thanks to the people Of Marion were
adopted by rising vote. The Rev
G. II. Jones was placed on the Con
ference budget commission.
Bishop Denny addressed the Con
ference and then announced the ap
pointments for the next year.
Following are the appointments:
Charleston district, f. II. Shuler
presiding elder: Allendale, S. w
Henry; Appleton, w. r. Jones; Beau
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FEDERAL AID SYSTEM

Washington, Dec. 5.--South Caro-
lima has 1926 miles of roads which
may be brought within the federal
aid system under the new Highway
Act, according to an official statement
from the department of agriculture
today, 1871 miles Of these being in
terstate and the rest intcrcounty. The
totals for Georgia and Nnrtn Carolina
are 5,662 and 4,194, respectively.
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James; Loris, w. M. Mitchum; II. l..
Singleton, supernumerary; Marion,
d. M. Mcleod; Marion Circuit, j. e.
Cook; Mullins, G. P. Watson; Mullins
Circuit, II. j. White; Nichols, C. w.
Burgess; Waccamaw, e. f. Scoggins.
Superintendent Department of
Adult and Home Work, general
Sunday School Board, w. C. Owen,
Dillon, @. C.
Orangeburg District, j. II. Graves,
presiding elder, Bamberg, j. w.
Daniel; Bamcbrg and Orangeburg
Nilsson to be supplied. Barnwcll
Il. l.. Glennan; Branchville, j. A. Nc
Graw; Cameron, B. L. Knight; Den
mark, w. E. Wiggins; Edisto, C. r.
Easterling, Jr.,; Ellorce and Jerusal-
en-, w. P. Way; Eutawvillc, w. G..
Ariall; Fort Motto, w. II. Perry;
Grover, Paul II. Wood; Harleyvillc,
w. e. Sanders; Holly Hill, j. P. At
taway; Norway, r. r. Doyle; North
and Limestone, j. j. Stevenson; Olar,
G. A. Teaslcy; (Orangeburg) ST..
Paul, Il. G. Herbert; w. S. Stokes,
supernumerary, Orangcburg Circuit,
G. w. Dukes; Orange Circuit, j. w.
Arial; Providence, A. M. Gardner,
Rowcsville, Gobe Smith; st. George,
w. ID. Gleaton; st. Matthews, r. Fl.
, Jones; Smoaks, f. E. Hodges; Spring
field, A. Sassard; Springhill, d. r.
Smoak; student Emory University;
j. j. Stevenson, DR.; North and Lime
stone, @. c..
Secretary Of Missions
Conference secretary Of missions,
a. J. Cauthth, @. C. Conference adu-
cational sccrctary-trcasurcr G. +.
Edwards, ST. Paul, @. C. Conference
superintendent of Sunday School work
j. E. Ford, ST. Paul, @. G. professor
in Columbia College; Mason Crum,
st. Paul, Q. G.. Superanuates. r. w.
Barber, j. G.. Counts and A. c. Walk
cr.
| Sumter district; E. L. McCoy, pre-
siding elder, Bethunc; J. K. So
journcr; Beulah, II. w. Law, Bishop
vile, M. l.. Banks; Camden, w. II
Hodges; College Place, B. j. Guess;
Columbia, Captain j. B. Weldon;
Elliott and Wells, p. B. Ingranam;
Heath Spring, w. G. Elwell; Jor-
dan, w. II. Bedcnbaugh; Kcrshaw
Woodrow Ward; Lynchburg, j. M
Rogers; Manning, j. r. Fowler; Os-
wego, C. S. Fielder; Pinewood, S. c.
Morris; Rembert, M. G. Arant; ST.
Johns and Rembert, r. w. God
bold; (Sumter) Trinity, w. v
Dibble; Broad street, S. D. Colyer;
Summerton, T. E. Morris; Wateree
l.. W. Shealey; West Kershaw, J.
A. White; Wesley Chapel and Hc-
bron, P. X. Rhoad; Secretary Fed
eral Council Of Churches, T.. D.
Watson, College Place %. c. Prof
Columbia College, D. II. Munson, Col,
lege Place "a. C.) business manager
Southern Christian Advocate, J. II
holland, College Place %. c. super.
annuates, A. r. Phillips, G. II. Wad-
dell, j. S. Beasley, J. C. Chandler and
G.. B. Smith.
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IRISH FIRE ESTATE

London, Dec. 5.-Thc autonomous
government for Ireland today lacked
only the formal consent of King
George to the Irish constitution bill.
The Anglo-Irish treaty ends tomor-
row and the Free state officially takes
charge. The lower house in the Irish
parliament meets tomorrow afternoon.
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STANDARD OIL co PANY

Neodessa, Kansas, Dec. 5.-The
directors Of the Standard Oil Com
pany, of Kansas, declared a stock
dividend of 300 per cent payable
December 80, to stockholders of re-
cord December 16. The State charter
board yesterday authorized the COM
pany to increase its capitalization
from $2,000,000 to $8,000,000
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In impressive ceremonies, VIM,
Cannon, Of Los Angeles, Calf, has
been awarded highest scout honora,
the National medal Of Honor. Des.
pitc a terrific tide and high wayss,
re plunged into the sea at Hqn1iuiS
last year, saving two women fyoas
drowning. Shown here. he 10 e2aO,
ing his medal.
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Greenville, Dec. 5.-After paying
in full for goods she was charged
with having stolen, Mrs. j. Jessie
Walsh, of this city, was released
by city authorities today when mer-
chants agreed not to prosecute the
case.
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TRANsFER-HApL1NG OF ALE
KINDS. Long distance moving
q specially. THE UNION TRANS.
FER & STORAGE co. Phone
174O. s427A
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FARMS, al sizes and locations.
Maryland and Pennsylvania; OK.
celient homes in Hartford county
8. Z. CAMERON, Belair. Mary.
land 1895 A
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SAL F.

Corner property, 4th and Gas
ton. Bath, electricity, basement
and attic.
Vermont Ave. Practically new
sig rooms, bath.
Benoni Ave. Eight rooms, mod
Eern. Good location.
East Park Ave. Good house at
reasonable price.
Harrington. Four room cot
tage; St,600.
BarfackYille. Five rooms, cleo
firstly, good we'll. Nice lot.
Monroe st. Above High. Room
rent will carry investment.
GEO. II. BR0BST
Professional Bldg. Phone IT
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Special Notices


NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
Notice Is hereby given that seal
ed bids VIII be received tor tho
erection. Construction and CON.
pletion Of q High School Gymna-
SUM Building upon the grounds or
Fairmont High School, IN the city
OF Fairmonts according to plans
and specifications prepared by r.
A. ellis, Architect. which are
now on file aud may be seen at
the office OF the Board OF Educa-
tion, In the Professional Building,
and at the office OF r.. 4. GllIIa.
Architect, In the tltming Building,
Fairmont, West Virginia.
All bids must DO scaled and
marked IBID Tor High Sehoi Gym
nasium Building and flied with
the Secretary OF Tie board by noon
on April 10. 1899 which bids will
DO opened at 1850 O'clock p. NJ.
on that day,
The Board Of Education reecryns
the right to5reieeti9ny and all bids.
No bids submitted on Cost plus
basis will be considered.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
DISTRICT.
By NJ. N Deholt, secreary.
NOTICE OF IEGIsTBiTIoY
For
City Election on Water Filtration
Bond Issue
The respective registrars for
the several wards of the City Of
Fairmont Whilst for The purpose
OF correcting and amending the
registration lists Of the female
voters on March 18th and 18th.
1892, at the following piaces:
First Ward lat the Fire Station
Building on Market Street.
Second Ward at Morgan and
Crosse Grocery store at sol Nor
gantown Ave.
Third Ward atE. NJ. Hale Gro
Gerry store at1101 Rennsylvanla
Avenue.
Fourth Ward at b! -. Kidd's
residence ats2263 Chicago Street.
Fifth Ward o. Police Court
room, City building. Monroe
siSth Ward Ut South Side Phar-
macy at 81 Fairmont Avenue.
Seventh Ward at Stemple's
Store at Corner 10th Street and
Virginia Ave.
Eighth Ward at Berry Pharma-
cy, Corner Locust Avenue and
Field street.
All female voters tas well as
male rotersl must be registered
to be entitled 20 vote. N you
have doubt about your registra-
ton, IL q female, II fs respectfully
suggested that you appear ut the
proper place above mentioned on
the days specified.
AS pertains to all voters fbotii
male and female) the Board Of
Directors Of said City win SIT at
the City Building on March 20,
1922, at 10 O'Clock q. m. for the
purpose OF amending and correct
ing the lists. Alltvoters who have
not been registered or who are
otherwise interested may appear
at that tine.
Those voters who have been
registered IN q ward and have
since the last general city election
moved to another ward within the
City will be granted a transfer
certificate to their new ward upon
application to the Undersigned up
to and including March 25, 1929.
as provided by law Thereafter
no transfer can issue for the said
election to be held March Is,
1922.
Luke g. ArnetL
City CLERK
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HOUSE PAINTING, decorating and
paperhanging. Phone HARD.
MAN & RoDEHEAYER, 60s-R.
1910 a
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COAL, SAND, MOVING, GENBR.
AL HAULING. Call s07-R-;Y-l.
S42sA
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CHICKS, White, brown leghorns
and broiiers $14. Buff. leghorns
SIS. Barred Rocks SIG. White
wyandottes. black mlnorcas, reds
and anconas SIT per hundred.
L. H. KLINE, LEEsPoRT, PA.
35bSA
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Heating-Plumbing,.

ONLY $500 per hour plumbing
and repairing, Work guaranL
teed. Any make fixtures properly
Installed. Give me a trial. u a.
TAYLOR at knights Machine
Shop. East Park Ave. Phone
ll4e or 1s4s. s4ssAi
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HAULING = TRANSFER = NOV.
ING. Call G. o. Parker, 12os-J.
$3.50 A
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THREE OR FOUR ROOM furnish
ed or unfurnished apartment
with private bath wanted. Must be
close In. Write Box 35S2-A stating
location and rent. 35S2.A
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THIS is A PEACH YEAR. We
have an IS acre farm with $500
bearing peach trees, 200 other
trees; full farm equipment, =
horses, 3 cows, chickens, / mile
from city OF 10000 people. One Of
the 800 farms listed within 40
miles Of 27,0oo,000 people. Best
markets in the country. Best terms.
Price $1,000. WARES FARM
AGENCY, Millyille. N. ]. 31sSA
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room
house by April LIST. BY RESPONSE
BILE party. Phone 1OS3.Sl. S57S-A
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE for rent.
Basement, water, gas, large gar
den. Call 20 Diamond 81. 35S0-A
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LIVE AND DRESSED DUCKS and
Turkeys Of all varieties. Young
milk fed broilers and fowls. New
laid eggs at all times. Baby
Chicks and Ducklings. Prompt
deliveries. PHONE 477-M NORTH
FA1RMoNT BIRD AND PotL-
TRY CO., G. GILES, PROP.
350e-A
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Houses For Sale

o Room HOUSE, smali store,
completely furnished. 10000.
400 Diamond st. Phone 1s.R.
$40 a
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Houses For Rent

SIX ROOM HOUSE, for rent; Rear
Ill Merchant 81. Phone IL.
3563.A
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TIRES sOxS $3.50. SOxSh S1O.s5.
UNITED STATES TIRE SER
VICE. c. Harry Hixenbaugh, Mgr,
ITO Elkins street. S254A
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GROOM uNFuRNIsHED APART
MENT and bath or furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Phone
1166.R 3569.A
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FOR sALE-one of the best rest
dence Homes located at 727
Coleman Ave, See l. N. Tough,
Real Estate Agent. 3560-A
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Personal

YOUR FUTURE FoREToLD: Send
dime, birthdate for truthful, re.
liable convincing trial reading.
HAZEL HAUSE, Box 215, Los An.
geles, Calf. 3443A
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Apartments

TWO ROOM APARTMENT, fur
nlshed, with bath for light house
keeping. Private entrance. S2a1k
Jefferson 81. Opposite Moose Club
3554A
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Fourth Ward at b! -. Kidd'h
residence ats226 Chicago Street.
Fifth Ward 81 Police Court
room City bpilding Monroe
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Sixth Ward ut South Side Phar-
macy at 81 Fairtnont Avenue.
Seventh Ward at Stemple's
Store at Corner 10th Street and
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NOTICE on OBSERVATION
City Election on Water FILTRATION
Bond Issue

TUG fespectlYe & res Iltrilra Tor
the several wards Of the City Of
Fairmont Whilst for The purpose
OF correcting and amending the
registration lists OF the female
voters on March 18th and 18th.
1922, at the following placer:
First Ward lat the Fire Station
Building on Market Street.
Second Ward y an Mnrpan and
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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.
d. IS. 2764A
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Third Ward at u. NJ. Hale Gro
cory store at 11ed Rennsyivanla
Avenue
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Through The vs'
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RooMERS ANE UoARDERs
WANTED. Prices reasonable.
Phone 1701-J. 347s-A
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HOUSES, LOTS, farms, bought.
sold and exchanged. FRANK
pRtcHARD, Phone 975. 34S6A
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Painting, Paperhanging2.

INTERIOR DECORATING and
paperhanging. THE AHERN
CO., Phone 1860. s52s A
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PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW. !

FNVNT tVVN F1VUoE NOW.
Paint prices are down. Our
prices OF labor is reasonable. Give
US a trial. We use only the best
paint, pure lead, and linseed> oil.
We knock the bottom out OF prices.
HOUSES, SIGNS, AUTO PAINT
ING AND INTERIOR DECoRAT-
ING. CALL JOHN REED. Call
1868. 3449 a
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Ny.kNIEDs ~ hear from oWnere hay,
ins farm of fmproyd land for sale:
John j. Hlsei, Chippewa Falls, wis,
consIn. 31iaA
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CALL W. R. SMITH TRANSFER
for moving and all kinds OF gen.
eral hauling. Coal delivered rea.
sonably. Phone 17o4:W.Y.2 3S74A
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FARM BUYERS

Write for our list Of Crawford
county farms for sale. THE COM.
MoNWEALTH REALTY AND
BUILDING CO., Meadville, Pa.
s44sA
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VERY HANDSOME new 8 room
suburban home in Falrmpnt, lust
completed. Garage. Halt acre
ground. All city conveniences.
Eleven years TO pay. Barrackyillc
Road, Hillcrest section. See H. H.
srAGGERs. Phone 1921 or 72s.
35 81 a
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PERsoNAI-CUT THIS our
FOR LUCK. YOUR FUTURE
FOREToLD; SEND DIME, AGE,
BlRTHEATE FOR TRIAL READ
ING. MADAME ZoDELLA, BOX
1888, TOLEDO, o. s572-A
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Farms For Sale

MARYLAND AND PENNsYLvA.
MA FARMS. Get our new cata,
logue. CALHOUN & GEMMlLI,
Parkton, Md. 34SsA
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Agents Wanted
Situation Wanted, Male

TEAM DRIVING or any kind Of
work wanted by married man
with large family to support. Any
help will be appreciated. Write
Merton Donohue, Fairmont, W, Va.
3363A
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Dentists

DENTAL BAaG AINs-Gold
Crowns $500 up. False teeth
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted 75c
DR.. SMITH, 304 MERCHANT ST.,
Open evenings. 1854
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COLLECTORS WANTED: Good
opportunity for men willing to
work. Mr.. lnklebarger, McAlpin
Hotel, after z P. NJ. 3574-A