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COttOnseed Oil

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-After advan-
cling 10 to 81 points through moderate
buying for outside long account. and
shorts covering on the firm showing
in lard and crude, cottonseed oil re-
acted under local professional selling
but the close was steady at net gains
OF 5 to Is points. Prime crude $8.o5;
nominal; prime summer yellow spot,
s9.55; Dec, $3.50; March 1896; May
$10.12, all bid.
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lost OF POPULAR
EHARES CLOSE AT
INSTINCT LOSSES
lore Attention Paid to Spe-
cial Conditions Than Cen
eral Situation.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE irreg-
ar trend of prices in today's rela@
}vely dull, uninteresting stock mar
IN indicated that more attention was
sing paid by professional interests
i special conditions affecting partic-
Jar shares than to the general bust
ISIS and Industrial situation as a
shole.
fMost OF the popular shares showed
lsses at the close.
iIopening prices were generally firm
git the small volume Of buying power
\ npted the short interests to try
t.ne experimental short selling, Stu
,baker, California Petroleum, Bald
lin, and a few other speculative IA
'brites yielding materially to pres
flre. While little attention was paid
II outside developments. the further
lrength Of sterling exchange, addi-
Fonal extra dividend disbursements
I'D lower rate for call money were
blieyed to have a sentimental effect
Z bringing about the rally which
kcurred around mid day. From then
n, 1t was a backing and filling move
kent with a few individual shares
lowing marked strength.
National Lead povided one OF the
katures Of the session, being pushed
o five points to 129h, a new high
Z cord. soon after the opening, then
ropiug to 1242, and rally at the close
i 1855, where it represented d net
ain of 12s. Allied Chemical led
Hlther spirited adva.ce OF chemical
kares, closing at so, a. net gain of
II. the sudden strength Of these
sues being attributed to a cessa-
IN Of the extensive tax selling in this
l.oup AMI reports Of substantial i'm
i.ovemen. in the fertilizer industry.
layison Chcuic.l and Virginia Car
ina Chemical .mmon and preferred,
loved UP > to "a points.
Hudson Motors broke through to
.,uncemcnt OF al extra dividend Of
Y cents a salre and other low priced
o+ors harG1rod in sympathy, but
rfeited their gains in the later prof
taking. Stud-b2l;er dropped IL in
sponse to professional selling.
a decrease in the untitled orders
+ the United States Steel corporation
sas used as an excuse for a short at
nis q, certain shares in that group.
In n failed to make much Roadway.
United states steel common yielded
small fraction on the day and Re
sfblic ~. but special buying went
Al Crucible. which advanced point;
her chances in that group being
oils were generally heavy. losses Of
IA d, nointz being registered by
ouston, the Pan-American issues.
tandard Oils Of New Jersey and
california, Mexican Petroleum. Cal
lornia Petroleum and Royal Dutch.
laIs were sluggish and generally low
but losses for the most part were
iactiopaI In nature. Humiliation for
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Interior
Middling REGENTS Stocks
TROUBLED WITH WEAK.
KIDNEYS

''Have been troubled with weak kid
neys since childhood" writes Mrs G.
Hyde, Benzonta, Michigan. Now
past forty and have had terrible
backache and that tired out feeling,
hardly able to do my work. BY using
Foley Kidney Pills accompanied with
Foley Cathartic Tablets l soon felt
like a new person" Backache, rheu-
matte pains, dizziness and blurred
vision are symptoms of kidney trou-
BILE. Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief. Sold verywhere.-Adverti
ment.
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MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Can money
asier; high Az, low Az. ruling rate
b, closing bid Az. offered at Az. last
ban Az. Cali loans against accep-
noes 3% percent. Time loans steady;
lixed collateral 5000 DAYS Az @5;
r6 months 4&@5, a prime CONNER
cial paper AZ percent.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 11.-Tur-
pentine, firm; 1885,. Sales. 269; re-
ceipts. 9S; shipments, 1903; stock, 10,
$50.
Rosin firm. Sales LII; receipts,
S75; shipments, $40; stock, Ill, 319.
quote B to X, $5.20@5.25; NJ. $3.50
S54 n. $555; VIC, $3.50; WW,$6.6 so.
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he liquidation by longs.
. The market closed steady
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11.-Cotton spot
quiet: prices steady. Good rniddling,
SASS; fully middling $1453: rniddling,
$14.4S; low middling $14.1S; good or
binary 1885: ordinary, $13.2S. Sales
1000 bales including $500 American.
Receipts 5000 bales. no American.
Futures closed very steady. Dec,
S14.09; Jan, S14.00; March $3.50;
May, 1854; July, s13.44; Oct. $3.50.
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jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11.-Turpen-
tine. firm; S1.37al. Sales, 1856; re-
celpts, $50; shipments. III; stock, 49,
124.
Rosin firm. Sales, ss1; receipts, O.
472; shipments, $40; stock, 1856, 7O4
Quote: b to K, s5.2O@5.2S NJ, $3.50
5.45;s n, $5.55; VIC, $3.50; WV $3.50.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN

MAYEs PRINTING CO.-Parker Duo
fold Fountain pens, Shaeffers Life
time Fountain pens, ink wells, office
chairs, desks, letter openers, indiVid-
ual Christmas cards, pencil sharpeners
filing cabinets, letter trays.
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sraln and Provision Table
Naval Stores
PENSACOLA

Turpentine, firm; $1,34a. Receipts
1871; shipments. none; stocks, 1851.
Rosin, firm. Receipts, 900; ship
ments, 325; stocks, 67.134. Quotations:
WV, $3.50; VIC. $3.50; n, SEAS; NJ,
$5.25@5.S5; K, /, H. G, F. e, D, B.,
$5.10@5.15.
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New York Bonds
Foreign Bonds

Domin of Canad 51as, 1928. 101R
French Republic 71as ......... 1878
Gingdom of Belgium 7ks ..... 100A
Kingdom of Denmark IS ...... 981a
Swiss Confederation So ....... 117A
I'm. King. of G. B. & /. 512s, 1887 1929
U. S. of Brazil IS ............. 9S5s
L. S. of Mexico 5s ........... 81
Railway and Miscellaneous Bonds
American Agric. Chem. 713s... 1929
American Smelt. and Ref. 5s... 93A
American Sugar IS ........... 102
American Tel. and Tel. CIV. 6s.. 115B
Baltimore and Ohio CIV. 41as e. S0h
Bethlehem Steel ref IS ........ 95
Central of Georgia 6s ......... 1905
Central Leather IS ...,.... 98s
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 5s.... 923
Chicago, B. and Quincy ref. S.. 100
Chic, Mil and st. P. CIV. 4]as.. 64h
Chic. r. I. and Pac. ref. As. ..-~ IS
Chile Copper IS :;.......:.:::. 96A
Colorado and Southern ref. AIS S7A
Cuba Cane Sugar 7s............ 90K
Denver and Rio Grande imp IS AGA
Goodyear Tire IS, 1881 ....... 9S%
Illinois Central ref. 4s ...,. 87k
Int. Mer. Marine 6s .......... S9%
lly-Sprin gfield Tire $751;. 1914
Liggett and Myers IS ;::...:... 9733
Missouri Pacific, gen. 49,. SAX
New York Central deb. 6s.. 104N
Norfolk and Western CIV. 6s.... 1929
Northern Pacific as ........... S6.as
Pennsylvania gen. IS ........ 1908
Reading gen. As .............. 84A
Republic Iron and Steel 5s .... 92A
st. L. and San Fran. adj. 6s... 74k
Seaboard Air Line con. 6s go. 591k
Southern Bell Tel IS .......,. 95
Southern Pacific CIV. As .... 91K
Southern Railway 61ss........ 101A
Texas and Pacific LIST So ..... 93&
Union Pacific As .............. 91k
.: S. Steel 5s ................' 1881
Virginia Caro- Chem. 71zs 80. 92A
Wabash Is IS ................. 80
Wilson and Co. tbs ...,, 104
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JACKSONVILLE

\ JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11.-Hogs:
.eceipts light. prospects steady.
teayies and packers $500; mediums
.s.75; lights $6.75; heavy pigs 5000;
sght pigs $500; roughs S3.O0@5.25.
Cattle: Receipts light, prospects
Teak. Steers $2.50@S50; bulls $500
100; yearlings $2.0O@2.5O; cows $500
$500; veal calves 4.O095.5O; Gamers,
ii .OO4I.5O.
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The Want Ads have meant success
for hundreds of young men and
women.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
PERSONAL AND SPECIAL
NOTICES

HINDU ASTRoLIGIsT DIR. HIMI-
HIA-Of East India, the world s
noted medium, clairvoyant- and astro-
logist, sitting in his. great supreme
life story from the stars. Remember,
the star will guide you thru life. If you
are worried, troubled or discouraged
on any affair Of life, send the date Of
your birth, % cents to cover mailing
portance to you. Must send self-ad-
dressed envelope. Address DR.. W. f.
Himihia, Lock Box 1888, Savannah, Ga.
Ludwig, OF Westover Bldg, Kansas
START Future right. Trial life read
ings, for age, birth date, 25 cents.
Three questions answered. DR.. Christ
ensen, Box 1872, Toledo, Ohio
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Sugar and Coffee

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Raw sugar
quiet, centrifugal S5.7S; refined easy
fine graduated $40.
Spot coffee quiet: Rio Is, lie; San.
tos As, 15@159sc.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN

ELECTRIC IRONS, percolators, waffle
irons, grills, coasters, curling irons
vacuum cleaners electrical fixtures.
Baroco Electric Company.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
EDUCATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTEp-MALE

wANTED-Ethical dentist registered
in Florida to take charge Immediate
ly of office and practice in good town
South Florida on commission or easy
payments. Address 416 Professional
Bldg, Jacksonville, Fla.
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Delicious refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon.
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The Want Ads will turn many kinds
of used goods into ready money.
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GILMORE Phonograph Co.. 100 South
Palafox St, phone 1923. Photographs
and records make ideal Christmas
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BE A DETECTIVE-Exce oppor
tunity; good pay, travel. Write c. T.
Ludwig, 500 Westover Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP PWANTED-MAlE
.'PONR MEN,

OANN 4AN4N
WANTED-lmmediately six ez
fenced pond men who can rnR
and unload trains, good Wafes
steady men. Married men PREF,
Wire or phone Long Bell Comp
Quitman, Miss.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR
WOMEN

MESH BAGS-The kind with SoIdered
links, the only kind We sell. Diffen-
derfer'S. a.
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MURIEL MCCORMICK
BECOMES MODISTE

CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-Muriel
Mccormick has moved out of
what she calls the "spooky family
msnsionh Jon Ebicago's Gold
Coast.
She has set up in business as a
modiste, In a modest establish
ment on quiet North Side street,
and not under her own name
either, but as "Nowanna Micor, "
for It's to have people forget that
she's one Of the millionaire Nc
Cormicks" that she wants more
than anything in the world. :
She will live In an unpretenti-
Gus flatE studying vocal music
when at liberty from her work az
q modiste.
Her grandfather is John D.
Rockefeller Her father, recently
divorced, married Gamma walska,
little while ago. OF her sisters
reported engagement to MAX
oser, Swiss riding master. count
less columns have been printed.
Her own whole life, she complains
has been an artificial one.
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PROPERTIES
NEAR PHILADELPHIA


GET QGR CATALOGUE NOW.
100 ACRES WITH. IS CATTLE, 2
MULES, 8 HoRSES, Is HOGS aud
A FULL LINE MODERN FARM
MACHINERY, ALSO CROPS: a
fine stock or dairy farm; large
stream watered pasture, heavy tim.
Der lot, lays level, loamy soil;
large stone house, bank barn, COW
barn, other outbuildings. Less than
25 miles to CITY HALL, PHILA.
DELPHIA; handy to High School,
Colleges, etc. Everything goes for
only $l2,500, with $4,000 cash. AND
MANY OTHERS LIKE THE FOL
LOWING: 275 ACRES STOCK
RANCH; modern home, large
barns, etc. 81 ACRES, 10 COWS,
8 HORSES, poultry, machinery and
crops, $500. REESE & Under.
MAN, 9 E, T. Airy St, Norristown,
Pa.
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This Date in History
Lie and Character Reading.
September Fl

Virgo people, especially the won.
en- are usually firm believers In the
necessity of medicines and seem to
be the victims of all sorts Of mala.
dies, II they are judged by their
own accounts Of their symptoms.
They are usually very constant 70
their physicians, often changing
their aches, but not their doctors.
Virgo people are usually OF middle
or tallish stature, with round faces,
musical voices well formed bodies
and elegant manners. True com.
partnership may be found among
those born under sagittartus, Libra
or under their own sign, Virgo.
The governing sign, Virgo Is the
sign Of the Virgin, and the govern.
ing planet Is Mercury, the winged
God. The astral colors are black
and gold while the birthstone is a
pink Jasper.
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HUNTINGTON DENTIST
KILLS HIMSELF TODAY

HUNTINGTON. Sept. 21-pr.
ii. %. Hyde, dentist, ended his life
Early this morning by shooting
h himself IN the right temple. Fin
ancial troubles are blamed for the
act.
According to Mrs. Hyde, he had
been talking Of financial difficult
ties shortly before he retired to
Ills room and had threatened to
commit suicide. He knelt beside
the bed and shot himself while she
Ms in the room, she said. Two
1Iifen, the Oldest a boy Of 5,
asleep n another part of the
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FOR SALE = Three burner oil
stove. Call 1751.M, either morn.
ings or evenings. 54s5A
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LOST = Scottish Rite Watch
Charm. Reward II returned to
200 Locust avenue. 54s4A
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WANTED TO BuY-sanitary
couch. Phone 5So-M. 64ss A
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WANTED TO SELL Sonora Vic
trola, in first class condition.
Price 5000. No records includ-
ed Phone S02-W. Address 131
Elkins Street. 5451A
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

the West virginian viii not be
responsible for more than one in.
correct insertion Of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be In writing addressed to the
Want.Ad Department. This is for
your protection.
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FOR SALE Overland touring car
or trade for Ford Coupe or
touring. Inquire No. 7 Mine, ask
for oberstadt. 5457A
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FOR SALE-Confectonery or will
sell fixtures. showcases, pair
Of Toledo Scales, Soda Fountain,
Ice Cream Tables and Chairs. 315
Market street. Phone 1881. 5479A
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Attenda converitlon

Mrs. Ivy Tetrick returned the
last OF the week from Huntington
where she had gone to attend the
grand lodge convention of the
Pythian Sisters as a delegate from
the local lodge. William Miller OF
this place was also delegate
from the local temple knights Of
Pvthias
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ONE OAK DAVENPORT. Bargain
Good condition. Phone 1719-M.
5452A
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FOR sALE-willys Overland 90
touring car, newly painted, new
tires and new top, looks like new.
Good conditionE VIII sell or trade
for good lot Phone BASIN. 6ts6A
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THREE VERY GOOD used SOx
az Fabric Tires, can be bought
very cheap II sold at once. If you
have a Ford car or an Overland
you need them. M. L. Campbell,
Edgeway Drive. I 5449A
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Wanted

WANTED TO BUY second hand
typewriter. Reply Boz 5is4-A.
care Of The West Yifsinian
SlSs \
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Houses And Lots
Houses And tots
ISELL FAIRMONT

Front street, and bath. large rooms, modern,
extra building lot Terms. Phone 1882.
Modern suburban on paved road
rooms and bath, garage, large lot. Phone 2S1.
Norwood 7room house, modern: offered at low price
on easy terms. Phone 1452.R.
5FoOm house. WELL trees extra large lot Easy
terms Phone 1452R. -
New modern bungalow paved street. only minutes
walk from court houses permanent home
easy terms. Phone S96-R. <
Westminster bungalow rooms modern level lot blocks
from car stop. bargain Terms. Phone 2sl
NRIJT m TrApn
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HOUSE four or five rooms with
bath and electricity Centrally
located Phone 15su!M ssosA
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Be constant to the Want Ads.
Make them daily habit, and it will
be one well worth while cultivat.
ing.
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Professional Service

DR.. DEEM oHlHoponIsT a
FOOT SPEcIAL1sT An sHuRT-
LEFT q WELToNiS EVERY
MONDAY. bsSi A
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINs-Iold crowns
$500 up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extracted 75c. Dr.. Smith, 304
Merchant St. Open evenings.
543SA
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Business o Opportunities

ADVERTISE In TAMPA! II you
want 70 buy, sell or exchange I'D.
yertise your wares In Tampa and
South Florida. One o! the mosT
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. LarH,
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want I'D lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed 10
all advertisers, Regular rate one
cen. per word. Monthly rate on a..
plication. Inquiries cheesfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Florida. ssssA
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HOUSEHOLDERS'
BARGAINS

Many useful articles
will be found in this
column.
You too, can advertise
under the following clas-
sifications, miscellaneous,
for sale, for exchange and
wanted. All. this week
FREE G
Read 'em all and profit.
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200 ACRE DAIRY FARM craw.
ford County, four miles from
Meadville. Large house, three
barns. garage, silo. One mile 10
railroad station. An ideal home.
Owner must sell. Jessie R. Boyd,
1856 Walnut street, Meadville, Pa.
5471 A
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AT A BIG SACRIFICE, 10 room
pressed brick residence close in.
Corner. Garage. Call 244. 54SSA
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Farms For Sale

FARMS in Chester, Montgomery
and Berks counties; large and
small; at all prices; II interested
send for my descriptive price list.
H. D. FUNK, Royersford, Pa. saba
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FURNISHED sleeping and light
housekeeping rooms, newly
papered. Phone 1s7-w., $40 a
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BARGAIN, s5 acres, good 6 room
house, wood house, chicken house,
crib, barn; located on good road.
Price $4,000. $1,000 cash. Geo.
snider, Bethel, Ohio. 54ssA
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CHOICE Buck and Montgomery
county farms my specially; with
in 20 minutes Of Philadelphia; send
for list; state size. w. FORREST
MAGEE, Southampton, Pa. 55O4A
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Male Help Wanted
Held Wanted
Lost And Found

A BLACK AND WHITE PUP. sew
en- months old, answers 70 name
of Prince. Phone 1477iM, Dewey
Vincent, SIS Mt. Vernon avenue,
s5puA
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POSITION WANTED AS BOOK.
KEEPER by middle aged lady.
Phone 127s-R. s454A
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Furnished Rooms

TWO NICELY FURNISHED liant
housekeeping rooms. All con-
veniences. sos Vermont avenue.
543$A
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FOR SALE-one ladies navy blue
suit with squirrel trimming.
Size So. Price very reasonable.
Phone 1Ss7-M. 6464A
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FOR sALE-walnut bed, bureau,
tables, hair cloth sofa and chairs,
mahogany vlctrola, like new. 700
Locust avenue. 5492A
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WANTED = House to rent, sia
rooms, bath and all conveniences.
Box j. R. R., care The West Vir
gilman. 5462A
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FOR SALE: A $3.50 Angelus
Player Piano for Less than half.
Mahogany finish, good condition.
For particulars address Mrs. John
H. Taylor, Gen. Delivery, Fair
mont, W. Va. 5453A
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levi B. HARR
PHONE 2s1

WANTED TO sELL-one house,
seven rooms and bath with two
lots. Price reasonable. See W. F..
Steele, Houghton Addition, Mann
ington, w. Va. 5469 A
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Houses For Sale

Q NICE LOTS. lakewood Addition,
2 in West End, one on Columbia
street, East Side. Call pa. 54s0A
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FOR SALE: Mission chair rocker
and settee; reed baby carriage;
iron bed: royal blue springs;
porch chairs. Mrs. NJ. L. o'Neal,
316 Boydston Street. 5461A
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FOR SALE - MODERN NEW
HOME, ideal town house: Ad
dress Box "Y," care The West Wiz.
glnian. b4s3A
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FORD Delivery Body. Bargain for
quick buyer. Phone 327-R.
546S A
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WANTED = Three or four room
house or unfinished rooms.
Call Bell 1s35.R, or $40 Liberty ave-
nue.. 545sA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21

NICE LARGE AIRY ROOM, extra
large wardrobe, nicely furnished,
newly painted Rent reasonable.
Phone 1571:Rs 546sA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21

FOR SALE: Six room house on
jackson addition. Phone 606lM.
5455A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21
Household Goods

MISC. Folk SALE-Reed baby
carriage. Phone 1571-M.
545SA
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-17
A SURPRISE PARTY

A very delightful surprise was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Wisner, of near Hampstead,
on February s. The surprise was in
honor of Mrs. Wisner. The guests be-
gan to arrive at 7.30. Music and
games were enjoyer by all until a late
hour when all were invited into the
dining room where refreshments were
served in abundance. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Wisner. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs.
Vivian Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Lester. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshal Richards. Mr. Noah
Rill Mrs. Philip Rill, Mrs. Milford
Leist.nr. Mrs. Irene Wisner. Mrs. Sal
lie Nelson, Misses Ethel Reed, Myrtle
Riu, Mary Wagner. Gennie Rill, Ha-
eel Rill. Rheda Buchanan, Sadie Hag
an, Thelma Davidson. Viola Rill. Mar
Lester, Mabel Rill, Aida Rill, Alma
Wisner. Mary Lester, Messrs. Edgar
Rhoten. Wilbur Rhoten. James Mem
cha. Albert Basler. Lawrence Basler
Henry Bailey. Raymond Richards
Walter Rhoten, Arthur Lester. Jacob
Troyer. Chas. Rhoten, Chas. Wisner
Russell Richards, Harry Farr, Mar
shall Rill, Robert Nelson. Chas. Bosom
Clarence Rill, Calvin Nelson, Russell
Rill, Edwin buchanan. Charles Walsh
Jr, and Clinton Richards.