Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, July 26, 1912, Image 8

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Bleached Muslin i
8
Considered by many to be
better than the standard H ills.
Full yard wide, perfV ctly bleached and free
from any starch filling that i ive.-i it false
weight.
Sale Week 8c.
jnen
A speci il weight for dresses and separate shirts j
Sale Week 8c
■^SATURDAY*33
%
9)
r
%=-o i.E RED U I rER DAY OF SALE *3=5===#
We arc det mimed to make Saturday by far the
biggest day of our Sale by offering the most tempting bargains
imagina'de. :bn o you paid a visit to this sale? if not, you are
missing a gold- n opportuni r to supply your needs at a guaran
teed saving of at least Twenty-five Percent.
This sale will ring: true. We have not misrepre
sent- d one single article, nor have we indulged in
false ad vertising. Everything will be found to be
exactly as represented.
Sale Continues
July
Extra Special
For Saturday Only
For one day we will sell ladies
5c Handkerchiefs, regularsize
neatly hemstitched, nothing
cheap looking about them, for
Your privilege to take 5 at lc
j each with every purchase.
It is impossible for you to realize the
vonderi'ul values we offer
Sale Week for 7c Yd.
Add as much to your appearance and
cost so little at this sal; that you can
not offord to be without one.
Exactly One-Half Price
Short Lengths
<L.?
Every department in our
store has contributed lib
erally to the remnant tables
where many a thriity house
wife can easily sav e dollars
by iir.dingr her wants in this .section
where everything is marked at one
half and let ■.
Get Vour Share
Flouncing
N »t;i few i jalterns carried a 11 through
the season but all new fresh stock got
t; n especially for this sale. Over 100
<]> dgns in every width.
You Save One-Third
32 inch wide fast colors—all shade
Sale Week 29c
Neckwear
The greatest bargains of the sale are
offered in this department. All new
summer styles, many that sold up to
50c, all go this week
13c
Patent Leather Belts
The kind you usually pay 25c for
Sa!e Week 19c
New Lots Go On Sale Every Day—A
FRANK S. EMMERT & SON
Tv t r s-v \
IV! »»•> S'S
«■> „
bn
ms Store
Vill Pay You
Leaders in Dry Goods Since 1872
ATTENDING HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Emily Bishop loft this morn
ing lor l.ockliaveti, I’m, when sin
v. ill attend a house party.
HELPING OUT.
While rapt. George L. Wever is
away with Company I-' m Mt. Gretna,
Mr. Clarence Tabler is assisting tin
lores at Mi■ri-hains ami Farmers Hank.
Previous to encaging in tile drug busi
ness Mr. Tabler was associated with
the Citizens National Hank al Wa.
neslmrg, Pa.
Chairman Burnham, of a- n•
Agriculture Commilu-e. stan-il a furth
er conferenn on the Anrieubural Am
,-ropriat ion hiil would he heel Ft: . y
a nd effortmade to ii ist "n - a .
NEWSPAPER IN THE HOME.
IT.' iy home needs a newspapi r. At
; .1 meet in.' of l!i". ( Oiiir ;l ei .) v. i: !
Women l*eeeiu!y, III.’ press Was deli,
lie-ill:, prai ■ d a ml - e\ . - »•« I y »• r i; Vie
j i.y tile speakers, "l hold to the v,]d
1 . I .. of i he !'ai;j dy." - a id M rs. ( Is i. !■••
iO. Moloney. ••and consider ii a pan
of the I'atie r dm.'- 10 know the news
j that is in tit paper and to discuss ii
I He ellis. a, I' i: h i T: e cliildia n." ! f lie
seller knows liov to diseriniina; he
! i v>ei-n vulgar and sensation eh se n,.
and ilw news which c.uicerm ii.
j re.11 proyn ss of the world, 1 ueh a
i *. us: mil would iie a lihera! educs! :or. to
, eidhll . {.< s. 1 ie .
The Evening Journal's t- !■ graphic
sews is .ho latest, obtainable.
-Mr. A. !i. Stanley mid son, John, ol
; • .*m« • ‘.'I re d, 11■ 11 i ids sioniiii-j
lor Likins. .Mr;-. S<:111i<• > is ns./ there
Tin ." will sjti ;i! week or -■*! nay:
•a i« ii n ! i! i\ •; . |m for*• re! ni ni:;:r !••. m
M r. a!»d .! i; . VV. A. sii /.■ ; oi s’.
Kin:; sin-ei, returned lest <•
lYuin ;i n ex! ■••!»(]*•<I i r: j> t -1 l '• i. -s o !,.
York.
ii-r PiUor, id' \Ye K
home front .Yd ./ Tor.:.
TAKl WAT. NG.
Two sirls won* lined f
in !!-iI! i111ore. They waved
• hi .at innoi'f- :>i ami (iism::.
r fliidiiu:
haji-'ik* r
• i young
Mr. Is
i n ei. i.
them nwii
Mi':'. K. I!, lio.vil and little boy will
lea w :-aitit-day to vital in i' urn .VI1
j <b'(>i ■ Ib'.iiidi, iif.tr Carlisle,
! _
!li. oli. y li loft. I'm'
I,' i- .on r. MI':-.
. . W in) i : ill.
"ii'. i omitl1 Watei
... i . a iVy weeks
\\ il l) !: !' 0111.t.
: i*11:1111 :, or ('um
. 1 it;:;: - i' line! Mr. K
v . \ - : K no; Kl reel.
.'a!'. i'. '. b' ml' r. in' North Qium ri
t'i !'' "i, is in i 'ji'iioi s i'Vrt'y on loo i
poo.; loda.Vi
—
'* - 'tl 'l i" I'- i :,T' {7 Jonrnnl
Messrs. W. L. Fifltx and William
i’arl. II, ot Winchester, an* on a Inisi
tn . ;iil» lie Kr;.mteysvil|i tod'iv.
M!Olio I lensehke. ■■■( 1 iyn.iiii.in,
i’;1.. is \ i s i t i i! : ii • ■ !■ sis! or. Miss Klivni
i.stit Kimni iliias West I!nc< street.
\ns. \V. S. Harper and Miss ' iim
i 1 n ffor am heme from a visit in I'.alll
more.
■Mis. Krid Keisiroiiie Ins nninicii
11• Is r home ii: I’.al: iumiv alar a visit
U) Mrs. W. S. Harper. West Kim
. ! rein.
Mrs. John Collett and her son, who
have been visit iny her sister, Mrs.
Preiidereast, Uurke street, left Iasi
i:i. !ii for Annapolis.
'table .1. L. Broy was in II a*
Hfi kuim n today.
I'dilll (iai:! stenographer at
I’ert'ociion (larmenl Company, is
:■ iiit;■ some days in I lagerstown
• it it t i > ter, Mrs. Charles Stnrliper.
•' J Kli 1 i '!i ilarper, daughter of
M ami Mi . W. limner, West
I' 1 "• Slreel, is ■ ape, iml home Satur
day from a visit to Miss Anna Bates.
W. W: . \rlin ion. I tal t i nio/‘&.
Miss Wise will accompany her.
Mi', ml M . Dell Dragoo, of Red
K'. . Indiana, pout some time Thurs
M.iiiit diurg, on route home
from a visit to relatives in Winchester.
•’••• in.moo 'v. . :in assistant-sergeant
ai-arnis at il; llaitiniore convention.
r,
S STORE
205-207 North Queen Street’
Wilen Building.
KIRSON’S
WOMAN’S STORE
Rodrick’s Old Stand,
Opposite Bank of Martinsburg.
KIRSON’S
: The Summer nearly half gone and we still have a
! whole store full of dainty summer apparel for the
) ladies and children—but now everything must begin
i to move and a visit to our Woman’s Store will con
I j vince you that everything in it is p iced to move it
I quickly—you benefit.
Don’t miss our CLOTHING
and SHOD Clearance—Every
thin- GREATLY REDUCED.
$8.00 value Rain Coats only - - $4.50
$15.00 value Sample Suits only $9.75
(Get one-of these Fine Suits)
35c value men’s Underwear only - 22c
35c value boy’s Underwear only - 22c
WHITE SH
Buck skin, style
and wear & i
nly ... **
O
* v W
White
SI
ppers
Buck skin for
ics, cool Cf 4
jstylish.. ^ 1 a
lad
Wash Skirts
I Plain, braided, in
i colors, blue Q A A
| tan, white..
Canvass Slippers
Ladies white slip
p e r s are
what y o u
need, only
]

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