For Rent Two Rooms to Party Without Children
Classified rental notice offering a six room flat opposite West Virginian Hotel for $45 per month and a furnished room with four windows and meals provided. contact Dr. Compton or call 1982.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
15
Classified rental notice offering a six room flat opposite West Virginian Hotel for $45 per month and a furnished room with four windows and meals provided. contact Dr. Compton or call 1982.
Six room house on Fineton Avenue with price listed as cash option and monthly terms. Also announces seven room home on Union Street with four bedrooms, sleeping porch, large living room, breakfast room and dining room, garage, and servant rooms overhead. Car included in listing. six month lease option. buyer to consider terms and prices with Jat Top Realty Company.
A jumble of notices reports a Piatnick Bros appeal for interested buyers of old auto ties and tubes, a California trip valued at 10,000, and a burial scene in Orpington where John Simnett was laid to rest after a football game. Also mentions a ten thousand dollar gown with gold lace at a Paris costume ball and a sheriff sale notice in Princeton, West Virginia with redemption details and clerk Henry G. Bowling signing.
One 10 HP motor with starting device and one half horsepower motor for sale. Address H. P., 65 care Daily Telegraph.
Lost green umbrella reported near Bland or Federal. Reward offered for return. Call the number provided.
Notice to contractors offering the old Elk Ridge Tipple with 750000 feet heavy timber free to any party tearing down and removing it from the premises. Suitable for cribbing bridge work and foundation frame for houses by Ridge C. & C. Northfork Va.
J H Lilly trustee set for public auction on July 3 1925 at 10 AM in Mercer County Court House Princeton Va. The sale covers coal mining premises leasehold estates and related real and personal property securing a 75000 debt with accrued interest under a May 1924 deed of trust by Smith Pocahontas Coal Company.
The document bears the seal of H. PD. Karnes, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Mercer County, West Virginia, indicating an official court record or filing.
Portland set to host the sixty first grand lodge reunion of the Elks from July 12 to 18 with more than thirty special trains bringing delegates and members. The grand lodge parade on July 16 is expected to involve 75 000 Elks, with Anchorage Alaska sending a float. Grand Esquire Charles H Grakelow and Grand Exalted Ruler John G Price will head contingents on special trains.
Local committees plan a lively program for visiting leaders. About 2,000 are expected to climb Mount Hood on July 17 and 18. Excursions include Longview saw mill Oregon City paper mills Vancouver Fort Vancouver, Oregon coast beaches, and Mount Hood loop highways while grand lodge sessions run Tuesday through Thursday.
New York June 30 A steadier tone developed in the raw sugar market. Spot prices held at 427 duty paid while July shipment sales rose, with 10,000 bags of Cuban for July at 4.33. Futures were firmer, July 2.60, Sept 2.72, Dec 2.83, March 2.88, as European buying supported the market.
Cotton today showed activity in heavy twills, sheetings, and drills with a quarter cent rise on unbranded bleached cottons. Demand remains steady for print cloths and convertibles as well as some export lines. The American Woolen Company plans to open lines for spring 1926. Raw silk remains steady amid buyer resistance. burlaps steady with moderate buying.
Boston June 30. Business on the wool market is fairly active today with strong demand for fine wools. Three-eighths to one quarter blood stock is sought by knitters. Prices are seen edging up two to three cents per pound on large offerings in certain domestic wools while sales trend at lower figures. staple territory ranges at $1.35 with quarter blood staple firm around 95 to 98 cents.
Real estate transfers filed yesterday include Eugene Underwood and wife to A M Mead owss Wickham Avenue lot in Princeton for 735 dollars. Annie E Carter to C B Whitlow lot 15 section 972 Bluefield for 3000 dollars. A Williams et al to BE EB Comer jet 34 section 937 Bluefield for 675 dollars.
Notice reports the Flat Top Garment Company Inc of West Virginia dissolving its corporate charter. It explains debt settlements, asset liquidation, and pro rata stockholder distribution after debts are paid, with publication of resolution notice required.
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