Evening journal. [volume], November 19, 1907, Page SIX, Image 6

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‘Quality Clothes for Father and Son’
Thompson & Thompson,
’’THE HUSTLERS”
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1\4EN’S CLOTHES—
They’re different—
More goodness in fabrics, more gracefulness in
style lines, more adeptness in tailoring
than you are accustomed to. That’s
why we win our trade and hold it.
Seen our Swagger Brown or Grey Men’s Suits ?
250 High Grade Autumn Top Coats, the new dti n
English button-through style, with patch !n I X.
pockets Value $15 • * ™
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Take a
Little Soda
For Your
"Stomach’s Sake—
It’s Good
Advice and
OUR Soda Is
Satisfying.
—Try It—
CHARLES O. WEANING,
Low Priced Druggist.
| REXALL STORE.
DEATH OF MR. ROBERTS
(Continued from page one.'
kendall, members of the West Vir
ginia house of delegates, left for Ens
ley to bring the body back.
Mr. Guthrie was a member of the
Martinsburg lodge of Elks, and had
many friends in this city. His death
was due to an explosion in a glass
factory, where he was employed.
Funeral of Luther Tobin.
The funeral of Luther Tobin, the
17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies
Tobin, who died at the home of his
parents, near Arden, Sunday night,
took place at 12 o’clock today. The
remains were taken to the Round Top
Lutheran church, where services were
conducted by Rev. A. J. Secrist, pas
tor of the United Brethren church at
Inwood. Interment was in the ad
joining cemetery.
I Hardens
| puns.
Cleans
teeth.
To Whom It May Concern.
This is to certify that I had a
claim against the People’s Mutual
Life Association and League for disa
bility caused by a fractured wrist, and
that the same was promptly paid. I
am well pleased with the treatment
received at the hands of this compa
ny.
LEE M. BENDER.
Mr. Bender carries two No. 4 cer
tificates in the above company. In
five years his estimated dividend will
be $1,000. A good investment, cost
ing but $98 yearly.
Two dollars saved monthly with
this association means $10 per week
in sickness, $200 in death or accident,
and $250 every five years.
For particulars, see
C. F. MANSPEAKER, Dlst. Mgr.
or B. M. Hobbs, Special Agt.
Enemies Died Together.
A bird was seen to fall in the yard
of the works department at Deal Bar
racks, London, recently. It was a blue
rock pigecn, with an adder tightly
colled around it, and both were dead.
The adder, which measured two feet,
six inches, was twisted around the
pigeon’s n<jck and one wing, and the
pigeon's beak tightly gripped the
snake’s h ad.
Acted Like a Client.
Young Lawyer—Is It a creditor or
a client who is waiting to see me?
Clerk—It must be a client, sir, I
think, as he was just putting your sil
ver inkstand in his pocket as 1 came
in.—Simpliscissimus.
FRESH and SALTED
MEATS, and OYSTERS
Sausage,
Pudding,
Best Steak,
Boiling Meat,
Beef Roast
Fresh Country Produce,
Sweet Potatoes, Staple Gro
ceries.
Floor Oil Cloth—Notions.
2 lbs 25c
10c per lb
2 lbs 25c
8c per lb
10c per lb
J. W. RICE, Prop.,
'‘West End Grocery.”
603 W. King street.
of temptation,
Money kept around
the house or in your
pocket is always sub
ject to the danger of
loss, or being spent
foolishly.
When in the bank
it is not only safer,
but out of the reach
The Bank Of Martinsburg,
Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Parlett, of West. \
John street, are spending the day in
Winchester.
Shenandoah Cashmere pants In sec
onds at 75 cents, |l and $1.25 per pan
at A. T. Hess’ Gen. Store. 10-9-tt
You will be missing one of the great
lifgt treats ever offered to the public I
by not attending the Impersonation.;
given by the far-famed Impersonator,
Gilbert A. Eldredge, November 25, at
8.15 p. m., in the Reformed chapel.
19-2t.
Mr.A. L. Martin left this morning
for Baltimore, whero he will spend
several days on business.
Linole im remnants, best quality, 2
yards wide, 4^ cents the square yard
at A. T Hess’ Gen. Store. 10-9-tf
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Mr. S. A. Shrlver of West Race
j street, returned this morning to
i Baltimore, where he Is employed.
An Invitation.
Ih extended to each and every person
to attend the grand Impersonation giv
en by the well-known Impersonator,
Gilbert A. Eldridge, In the Reformed
chapel, Monday, November 25, at 8.15
p. m. . 19-2t
Lord & Lord at the old stand next
the market house on Burke street,
have a constant supply of the choicest
and best fresh meats. Our customers
know they can always depend bn us
for fair treatment and fresh whole
some meat—for our meat don't have
time to get stale. Vfc don’t keep meat,
we sell it.
We have just bought 75 fine young
steers and to accommodate everybody
will sell beef quarters at 6 1-2 cents
for fronts and 8 cents for hinds,
weight to be 65 to 75 pounds per quar
ter. J
Good, fat choice stock or all kinds
wanted at highest market prices. ■Cnsli
paid for hides and skins. lG-tf.
THE BIG STORE.
George Katz & Co.
Clothing Values that can’t
equaled in Martinsburg at the
Sale now going on:
be
$5 90 for high-grade Suits in fancy
Cassimeres and Worsteds, Suits that
formerly sold for $10.00, <J*r
sale price ip
$7.40 for Men’s finest Thibet Suits
or all Worsteds, tailored in the very
newest models, either single or dou
ble breasted styles. They are regu
lar $12.50 and $15.00 <£7
kind, sale price ip I
$8.90 for the season’s most stylish
models of best sellers. They are of
such fabrics of all wool Cassimeres,
English finished Worsteds and many
others of the newest brown, regular
$18.00 and $20.00 suitb,
sale price •
Youth’s Suits, for $3.20, we offer all
wool suits, made of the most fash
ionable designs and stylish cuts, in
cluding every suit in the house, no
mstter if it is sold up to <£0 OA
$10.00, sale price . yd.tiv
Boy’s Knee Pants Suits in double
breasted styles, made as serviceable
quality in fast quulity, worth Qg
$2.00, sale price
Boys’$2.50 and $3 Suits—in this lot
you will find Russian Blouse and
Norfolk suits, good qual- <j» j
ity, sale price
Boys’ Overcoats in dozens of distinct
patterns and styles, all new depend
ale. The real value ;of these Over
coats is $3.50 and 4 00 -9 QA
sale p-icc
George Katz & Co. I
213 N.
Queen
Miss Mamie Gittinger, of Frederick,
returned home this afternoon after
ilsiting friends in this city.
Mr. Howard J. Massey, of Baltimore,
;las returned home after visiting Mr.
William Smith, on North Queen street.
Logical Deduction.
Cookiady (approaching master of
the house, anxiously)—Could ye he
after tellin’ me the time o’ day.
Shure all the clocks in the house is
different except one. Master of the
house—That one is right, Bridget.—
The Circle.
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^EN YEARS on the market has given
our FLOUR a reputation in the trade
that makes the other fellow
good as”
C When you want the best FLOUR
♦ for these brands:
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-VILOUR^
Pictures Never Before
Produced ~ Post Cards
“Compton’s New Views of Martinsburgr.”
When you send a
friend a souvenir of
our good old town why
not not send some
thing that will do it
honor?
These Post Cards of
ours are far the best
yet made of our public
buildings and business
section, and are a Cred
it to the town.
Send them to your
friends.
M. L. COMPTON & SON,
Crump Bldg. North Queen St.
For an Xms present—The Journal.
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Crystalized Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Conserved Cherries,
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Miss Anabell Smith, of North (^ueen
/street, is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mr. C. B. Allen, salesman for the
Schill Supply Co., is in Winchester
today on business.
Mr. W. H. Morrison, of West Burko
street, left this morning for Woodstock
Va., on business.
Miss Emma Brewer, of Welsh Run,
Pa„ is visiting the Misses Steok, on
West Burke street.
Yardmaster and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Slane returned this morning from A
month's visit to relatives at St. Louis,
Salem, 111., and other points in the
At The Theatoriiini.
Special is the illustrated song at
the Theatorium tonight being “Captain
Baby Bunting" and the pictures are
worth seeing. They are "The “Eng
lishman,” "The Silhoute," and “The
Knowing Dogs,1' the latter being one
of the greatest of motion picture pro
i Auctions.
Torikbrrow and Thursday we will
show the Great Thaw trial—Something
everyone will want to see.
Be sure and get a free chance on
the turkey to be given on the 26th
art. Theatorium.
Mr. Shirley Shan 11, of East Mar
j tin street, left this afternoon for
Norfolk, Va„ where he wilt attend the
Cole-Eley wedding, which takes place
Tuesday evening.
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MAX KIRSON, Proprietor.
THEMf
But to call at this
store will give you
an opportunity to ex
amine the goods.
Call whether you
wish to buy or not
In order to meet the
demands of the buyers
of this city and vicinity,
we will continue our
Great Money Saving Sale
for 10 MORE DAYS. Here
give you an idea of what
you can do with your !
mui c*vj Lino oaic.
.$6,00 to $14.00 Suits, sale
price 3.85 to $9.25
$1.50 to $4.00 Men’s Shoes
lor dress, 98c to $2.74
1.25 to 2.50 Ladies’ j
Shoes, 89c to $1.87 !
75c to $1.40 Misses and Chil- j
dren’s Shoes, 49c to $1.10
50c Fleeced Underwear,
37 1 2c '
15c Hose 8c I
50c Shirts 3tic '}
Overcoats in blacks, and all \
styles, worth from $5 to
$15, Sale Price from
$3.85 to $10.75
WILEN
BLDG.
The Globe,
2C5
North
Queen.
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Fat hogs wanted. Gray Silver. r
New .Repair Method.
Finnegan's little hoy came home
crying because his new bicycle was
out of commission on account of a
punctured tire. "Never mind, little
man,” said Finnegan, “I will take it to
the repair shop and have the tire vul
garized.”
Example Not Alluring.
Dolly—No, 1 won’t wash my face. 1
just hate to wash my face! Grandma—
Naughty, naughty! When 1 was a lit
tle girl 1 always washed my face.
Dolly—Yes, an’ now look at it!—
Cleveland Leader.
To Stop Flow of Blood.
To t*op the flow of blood bind the
wound with cobwebs and brown sugar
pressed on like lint or with fine dust
of tea. When the blood ceases to flow
apply laudanum.
True Proverb.
It is a true proverb, that if you live
| with a lame man you will learn to
halt.—Plutarch.
“At the Modern Livery”
An Opera Bus
for the accommodation of theatre
goers has been secured. Better en
nage it ip advance.
Closed Cabs meet train or at your
service. Heated when ordered in
advance. Both Phones
STAPLE’S LIVERY,
West Race Street.
Beginning of Passport System.
The passport systom dates back to
the time of the Crusaders.
1 WILL QUOTE
Prices on this fence and any other ornament*
ron work—prices less than wood—and put it up.!
You’ll make money by seeing- me.l
D. L. EUBANKS,
210 Wlncho»ter'Aveno«.
H. A. Wyatt Co.,
Designers and Makers of
Ladies and Misses’ Skirts
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Let Us
Make Your Skirt
Send or bring your mate
rial or select from our line
Advance Fall Fabrics.
Expert Designers and la
test Fall and Winter Styles.
Clean, Press and Repair the
most expensive of Robes and
guarantee satisfaction.
Winchester Phone, At Hotel Berkeley.
H. L. ALEXANDER,
The Largest and Oldest
Agency In the City . . .
Insurance and Bonding,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Home-Made Jelly
First-class Jelly, different flavors, 10c glut
Home-Make Sauer Kraut 10c quart
Phone'Yomi Orders.
511 N. Queen, ROBERT L. BRANTNER, Martintburg, W. Va.