Evening journal. [volume], September 12, 1912, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and -which lias been
iu use for over JiO years, has borne the signature o£
i and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
'■M Allow no one to deceive you in 1 li is.
All Counterfeits, Imitations ami ‘NTnst-ns-good ” are but
Kxperiincnts that trifle wills and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—experience against experiment.
IU 1U1 UIU
What is CASTOR 1A
©astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It, is pleasant. !6
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor oilier .Nareofie
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, AYind Colie, all Teething1 Troubh ; ; ml
Diarrluea. It regulates the Stomach and JUovu I
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural klcep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORSA ALWAYS
rhe Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use Fop Over 30 Years
THr CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
HEDGESVILLE ITEMS.
leiigesvilkv Sept. 1-. Miss Kmm.i
rodes, of Washington, is visiting
ss Daisy Naylor.
vlr. William Bodine, of LaPaii, Iml..
at his home hero suffering with
attack of hay few r.
Mrs, F. H. Bobbins and daughter,
ss Florence, of Hagerstown, and
■s. Thomas Manor and little daitgli
■ were the guests of Miss Daisy
.luylor first of the week.
Mr. Kdgai Shrodes, of Tuntmlton.
quite sick it his home here.
Mr. Benin ,'verhart, who is datta.-r
sly ill with typhoid ffiver at his
me here, is very little improved.
Mr. Chari' Donaldson, of Join s
ring, was visiting his son, Mr. (i.
Donaldson on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geon. i dinger and sen, oi
unswick, Md„ is visiting friends
d relatives u re.
Miss Leola Brown went to Toma- I
awk on Monday to begin her duties
s school mistress of Tomahawk!
school.
Thi’ public school opened In our
village Monday. Only live rooms will
be used this term. The instructors
« ill he 'll. Grace Dillon, Jane Rin
"!• and Virginia Dodd. Principals,
Mr. Crowell and Mr. Miller.
GANOTOWN NEWS.
(hi uptown, W. Ya.. Sept. 12. The
picnic at Howard’s Chapel was quite
well attended by people from this vi
cinity. All reported having quite an
enjoyable time,
Mr. Alexander Mason and family
won1 guests at the home of C. C.
Hie:t Sunday evening.
Mr. Abljah Harney kill’d a large
blaeksntk near his homo last Satur
day. The reptile measured r> f.-ct 7
inches in length.
Mrs, Jennie Shmnker was the
u< at of Mrs. M; /ie Long Sunday.
Mr. William llutzler and wife,
Misst Della Mason and Rosa liarrl
s<>n and Mr. George Shade were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Ma
son, Sunday.
Mi s. Galtisha Detlaven and d 'Ugli
er Kr.-gi. of Gerrardstown, were .visit
mr IDs and Mrs. Alexander Mason
Sunday.
■MgBRa«agigimaMregcc23gTanci
B. & 0. PUCES ORDER
FOP, 2,000 STEEL MRS
In Line With Its Endeavors to Briny
Its Equipment Up to the
Highest Standard.
Tin! Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has jus! announced thut it has placed
an order for I’.OOh new steel hopper
cars. This is in line with its policy
of recent years of bringing its equip
ment up to the requirements of the
company’s increasing freight business.
Tic announcement is regarded here
as an indication that the officials of
the road are well satisfied with the
way the freight business is increasing
and is looking for further increase
in this direction.
The l>. it (). has spent millions of
dollars since its reorganization .and
the installation of President Willard
as head of the road, for the purchase
of rolling stock and the improvement
of its roadbed and freight handling
facilities. The extension of the
Brunswick yards is one evidence of
this policy and til is community is
bench nine largely from the develop
ment of the it. At (). business.
May Get Station.
There is itope that Shenandoah
Junction in the not distant future will
secure a new union station by the
N. it W. and I!, it O. roads.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney a Co., < 1 <• imo, business in the
City of Toledo, county anti Stale afore
said, ami that said firm will pay the
sum of OXF 11t 'XI lRI',1) DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot he cured by the use of
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRAXK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this til It titty of De
ember, A. U., lS8f>.
(Seal.) A. W. flLEASFN,
Notary Public.
1 fall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free,
F. .1. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
MR. LIGHT IN WASHINGTON.
Mr. !>. M. Light, of East Martin
street, popular helper engineer tit Ope
quon, went to Washington to \isil his
daughter, Mrs. Clarence McGlntiiss.
Mr. Light tool: along a quantity of
West Virginia peaches and chois
vegetables for Itis daughter that will
arouse the envy of those less favored
TIRED OF HOME.
Katie Chaney, aged 15, and Vernic
Cramer, aged 15, tiring of home life
in Hagerstown, packed their grips and
ran away to Reading, Pa. There they
were cooped by the odicers and will
in- returned to tlifir homes.
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Because of the Jewish New Year, a holi- ss
day, our two big stores will he closed
from 6 p. m. Wednesday until 6 p. m. j
Friday. |
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I hat day you will find that we have prepared some
extra special bargains for vou at both stores, FOR
THAT DAY ONLY.
Com
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WOMAN’S STORE
KIRSONS
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ORIGINATORS Of BARGAINS IN MARTINSBU1IC
MEN’S STORE
206-207 North Quran Street’
VVilt'n Building
KIRSON'S
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Our Hair Ribbon Sale
Is meeting with such marked success that wc have decided to continue the sale for
the remainder of the week. Remember over 50 patterns of the very best 25c
Hairbow Ribbon in every color combination imaginable.
Sale Days
CENTS
YARD
Sale Days
Fall Suitings
Our advance showing of Dress Fabrics includes every new W'eave and attractive
coloring the well dressed lady of discriminating taste will wear this season. The
best dress makers and tailors prefer to use our cloths because they keep their life
and beauty until worn threadbare.
FRANK S. EMMERT & SON.
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Declaring that "Nature’s handi
work," h given i!s lull dun in the
rounded curves and lines that the
present stylos >-i go..ns worn by
woman an. out mites, -It' well known
young society girls in Morgantown
agreed not to wear any dresses pat
terned after the new plaited full
skirt.
In a petition which they are now
circulating among the women there
the n w creations which the modistes
have decreed shall he the stvle for
i
the coming season are denounced as
“hideous and tending toward artifi
<;ialit
"We intend to boycott liie new cre
ations of the dressmakers,” said one
of the leaders in the rebellion. “They
are not gowns; they are anything
one wants to call them. And furth
er, lliey are not suited to one’s per
sonality, as is tHo prevailing style, of
gown the clinging modified hobble
skirt. A woman’s gown should tit
her form fully and in contour. The
new gowns have no individuality and
are prosaic in the extreme."
ROUGH ON BABIES IN RUSSIA.
Of '1.000,000 Born in the Course of a
Year Onc-half Die.
Americans are to lie invited to take
part In the infant mortality confer
ence to be held ai St. Petersburg,
Russia, in the late fall. There are
4,000,000 children born in Russia each
year ami 2,000,ni)0 of them die as ba
ilies. An exhibition of children of all
nations will be held at the end of the
conference, children up to 7 years
Being eligible. T.ast year's confer
ence, held in Ilerlin, gave Hungary
the world’s championship for fighting
infant mortality, as all children under
It years who are orphans or have
bad parents come under state protec
tion. The Government bears the en
tire burden of 54,000 homeless chil
dren. Ilut leading Russian philan
thropists declare the Americans to be
the best child rearers in the world.
TEACHER-LOVER GOES FREE.
Judge Says Letter He Wrote to Girl
Was Magnificent; Not Illegal.
Judge Keller, of the United States
Dislrict Court, sitting at Webster
Springs, knows it love letter when ho
sees one, and it is to this fact that
clarence Stonestreet owes his liberty,
Stonestreet, it teacher in Braxton
county, was indicted for violation of
the postal laws, the parents of a
young woman to whom he had been
paying court charging that a letter he
had written was obscene. Stone
street made love to tlie girl, but the
old folks objected to his attentions.
He poured fortli his passion in a 1(1
page letter to (lie girl. This was the
cause of the trouble. Judge Keller
decided that the letter was not ob
scene, lint that it was "a magnificent
lo.ve letter.”
Tho Evening Journal’s telegraphic
news is Uie latest obtainable.
King George Offers
Manuel Use 01 Dome
(By United Press.)
London, Sept. 12. King George li.it
offered to King Manuel a suite in
Kensington palace. Thus another for
eign royalty becomes more or less a
burden on the taxpayers of Great
Britain. At present Manuel occupies
a house at Richmond. If he accepts
the rooms in Kensington palace lie
will have as fellow residents the Duke
of Argyll and Princess Louise, Prin
eets Henry of Battenburg, mother-in
la i of King Alphonse, and the Count
ess Granville.
(By United Press.)
Rome, Sept. 12.—After defying the
sun, v.ind and rain, lor four con
t dries the Roman Lmperor Marcus
Aurelius lias been dismounted fron
1 :s si'li mini horse which dominates tilt
Place du Capitoh; and removed to tin
courtyard of the palace of the Con
servatori, for repairs. Rain lias wash
cd of the gilding and had weathei
lias corroded parts of the bronrs'.
BREWERS STATEMENT.
"’Twas a little loo warm for whis
key and a little too cool for beer ii
the last, six months of 1911 and the
forepart of 1912,” said a statement
issued in New York by the Ifiptet
States Brewers Association. It say;
that's why beer sales felt away 1,
ISO,218 barrels or 1.75 per cert it
the fiscal year ending June 80.
INWOOD FAIR.
Sept. 17, 18, If), 20. For premiuir
list set1 S. B. Cunningham. 8 8 eot
CALL
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Hell Phone 22 W
He Cleans, Presses, Repairs Cicthes
Calls for and Delivers
School Ms
ifione
and Post 0
Splendid Picture of
Presidential Candi
dates 5c.
Any Magazine on
earth at
F. H. BAKER’S
VARIETY STORE
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Slop Race Suicide
(By United Press.)
Vienna, Sept. 12.— Hungary has
just i;:k< n practical steps against
"race suicide.” A new law passed in
July provides that all government offi
eials above a certain rani; will re
ceive from the state 200 crowns an
nually for one child, 400 for two
and when they have throe or more,
000 crowns, or $150 annually, lesser
officials and all government employes
half that amount.
NO MORE
Women and men who use PARIS
IAN Sago can bo sure their hair will
never turn gray.
PARISIAN Sage' will preserve the
natural color of the hair; stop it front
becoming faded and lifeless, and by
nourisniug ilie hair root give to tlio
hair a lustre and radiance that com
pels admiration.
PARISIAN Sage stops falling hair;
bansh1 dandruff; makes the scalp
clean and free from itchincss and pro
motes a growth of heavy hair.
Large bottle 50 cents at dealers ev
erywhere. Sold by M. A. Snodgrass
on money hack if dissatisfied plan.
Sept 10 12 17
“For Kent” cards Tor aalo hum
Baltimore & Ohio
EXCURSION
Sunday, Sept. 1, 15 and 29
Round $1 Trip to Washington
Round $1.25 Trip to Baltimore
Special train leaves Martlns
burg at 9.15 a. m.
Giiifral Opera House
i hursday, Friday, Saturday.
Rand's Comedy and
Musical Gogs
\ tame show for old and
young. One that will please if
you are in a humor to ho pleas
ed. You know what a dog is,
and this is one Dog On good
show, loo.
Sheridan & Sloane
Comedy Sketch.
This variety of show for the
week goes to make up a strong
program for the week, so if you
miss i!, you miss the treat of
your life.
A matinee every day at 3 p. m.
with plenty of the best moving
pictures that can he had. Two
big shows at night, 7.30 and 9
o'clock.