The daily telegram. [volume], June 12, 1912, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

About The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926

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BThat is what you will say about
mir department devoted to
Toilet Articles. Here you find
everything for the toilet tableMassage
Cream, Face Powder,
Talcum Powders, Perfumes, etc.
Glance over the following and
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<U U L. U IH REFINED VAUDEVILLE
. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
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f ' ' Earl Dswey and Pictures changed
Taylor Twins His Four Dane- daiiy Mati nee
' Trick and Fancy ing Dolls 2;3o. Evening
. Skating and . Spectacular 7:30 and 9:00.
Violin Solos Singing and Admission, 10c
Dancing Act. to ^
WE ORIGINATE?NEVER IMITATE.
[ \ " Way Back Yonder "
This bank was serving the people of Clarksburg and
fi ' Harrison county years before the majority of us livI
t ing here now were born.
BEFORE LINCOLN WAS PRESIDENT.
With each succeeding year since our resources have
steadily increased and the confidence of our customers
and friends grown stronger. Our facilities, office
. equipment, etc., are all that modem ideas can provide.
Our resources are ample to take care of our
customers m a manner to warrant tneir continuous
fi business. We want your checking account, no mat1
ter how small and will give the same care as the larI.
fi gest one we have.
} I Merchants National Bank
1 S ESTABLISHED 1860
Jnnt Before Lincoln was
| I President
p | see if there isn't something you
|| need:|
George Lorenz Toilet Water 50c
I j Rizza Talcum Powder 15c
I J Face Powder 50c
I [ Melona Cream at 50c
|- Lorenz Dermaline of Rose 50c
I Bay Rum at 5Cc
I High Grade Perfumes from 50c
oz. to $1.50 oz.
I l "FIFTfHFD"
rLtlinCK.
K't I I LP illv-R TJUDOq OOUWM* _H
'] PERSONAL 1
J. H. Brewster is here from
Weston.
M. F. Efaw is here from Mannington.
W. K. Hoffman is here from
Morgantown.
E. G. (Rider,, of Sutton, is a
Waldo guest.
A. R. Cooper, of Parkersburg, Is
a Waldo guest.
/T A t* a
? . a. jam mi, 01 Murgttmuwu,
is a visitor here.
Joseph Moreland, of Morganton,
Is a visitor In the city.
W. M. Shultz, of Sistersville, 1?
a guest at the Waldo.
Dorsey IW. Cork, of Mt. Olare,
was a city visitor Wednesday.
L. L. Loar and son are here
from Grafton on a business visit.
X. Y. McCann who Is visiting' here
win return to Macon, Ga? tonight;
S. W. Manear was a guest of his
daughter, Mts. Ola C. Straight, hf
Mechanic street, recently.
The Rev. - Joseph Gormley was
called to b.alem Wednesday morning
h-y the serious illnes of one of his
parlshoners.
Edmund HugUl departed for
Charleston Wednesday morntng on
a business trip.
Albert Long went to Grafton Wednesday
morning to spend the day
looking after business matters.
The Rev. J. J. Kennedy went lo
'Oakland, Md., Wednesday morning to
spend the day looking after business
matters.
William F. Alexander returned
from Baltimore, Md., Wednesday,,
where he npent several days looking!
after business matters.
Mrs. Howard Ktnter and children
and Mlrs. Spotts, of Grafton, arej
spending several days visiting. Mr.
'Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Broadwater.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, of Mechanic
street, went today to a visIt
to friends and relatives in Martlnsburg,
Luray and Roanoke, Va.
If. E. Tlraivls and son, Robert, returned
home Wednesday morning
irom Kaiti/more ana Washington, u.
C., where Mr. Travis spent several
weeks looking1 kfter business matters.
Miss Blanche M. Pickering, of
Rowelsburg, Js a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Robertson, of the McCarty
apartments, for several days.
Miss Anigella JAMana-way returned
home Wednesday morning from 'Baltimore,
where she has been attending
school during the last nine
months.
Miss MHdred iHooten returned to
her home in Rowlesburg Tuesday
evening after a very pleasant visit
with her cousins. Misses Grace and
Eleanor Rider and Mrs. Pi\nsy Batten.
Mrs. Carl Thompson returned to
her home in Brooklyn, N. Y., Tuesday
night, cccompnied by Mrs. *C.
F. Thompson nd daughter, Virginia,
who* will be her guest for a
month. ,
Mrs. Cassle B. Burroughs and
Mrs. M. C. Degen, of New York
City; and Mrs. I. C. Klein, Miss
rsnns/u T/lnln A?l~r. Ttntk LTlrsln
'i i cuiv.cn iviciti auu .uiso i\uui uitm,
of Denver, Colo., are guests oT jlrs.
Fanny W. Seely.
HE.RMOX LODGE MEMBERS.
A special communication of Herman
:Lod.ge No. 6 A. F and tA. M. will
be held this evening at eight o'clock
in Masonic Hall. Members are requested
to be present. There will be
work in the third degree.
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MARTHA WASHIRQTOH
I| OLD TIME HOME-MADE
Martha
Washington
Candies
1 Factory, 505 Twelfth St N. W.
Washington, D. C.
FOR SALE BY
WEILS & HAYMAKER (0.
RANK D. McENTEER
Constructing Engineer.
FIRE PROOF BUIXOTNG
OON'STRTTCTIOV
iPadgns In Reinforced Concrete.
Call Bell 901. local 7
CIiARKSQURG, WEST VA
Aftwr Snendinff Thousands of
|. and Consulting the Most Eminent
Physicians, He Was Desperate.
CHICAGO, ILL8.?Mr. <J. Q.
Becker, of 184 Van Buren St., a
well-known wholesale dry goods
dealer, states a^ follows:
"I have had catarrh for more
than thirty years. Have tried
everything on earth and spent
thousands of dollars for other
medicines and with physicians,
without getting any lasting relief,
and can say to you that I
have found Pecuna the only remedy
that has cured me permanently.
. "Pertina has also cured my
wife of catarrh. She always keeps
It . In the house for anattiickof
cold, which It invariablycures in
a very short time."
tye-digm
Restored
After Being Given Up
by Specialists
A wonderful cure by
MILAM
Mr. W. E. Ctrlggs, Secretary and
Treasurer Westbrooks Elevator
Co. and formerly Caahler Bank of
Danville, aays:
"About ten yean ago iny eyesight began to
fail to aucb an extent that It became necessary
for m? to consult a specialist My trouble increased
until I found it necessary to consult several
others. My case was diagnosed as Atrophy of
the OpUcdferve. caused by impoverished blood
supply. The progress of my ironble was slow
but steady, with never any relief, until finally
my physician advised mp that nothing further
could be done. About this time, about two yean
ago. 1 could not see to read, and my range of
vision was ao short tbatl could not see anything
at a greater distance than fifty or aeventy-flve
feet. I often found it difficult to recognise acquaintances
wben I met them, distinguishing
tItem more by their voices than thdr features.
In May, 1909, a friend advised me that 'It the
puyaimau s uiai:nosis wm? correct, niuoa wm
cure you. because it will purify and enrich the
blood, increase the flow, and build up the system;
but it will take a long time and the improvement
will be slow/ %
*1 did not believe one word of this, and consented
to take MILAM because I did not think it
could hut! roe, and there might be a bare possibility
that it night help me. After six .weeks'
use! began to notice a slight improvement in
my sight, which has been slow but steady and
with no setback. Now I can read newspapers
with ordinary adaises,.can distinguish large objects
two miles awayrnnd have no difficulty
now, as far as my sight is concerned, in attending
to my duties as the executive officer of a
corporation. g? i
"I am still careful not to tax my eyes unreasonably,
because I realise that I am not cured;
tut hope, and am more and more encouraged as
lime passes, to believe that the continued use of
MILAM will cure me.
"I think it proper to state that my general
health and strength havo also improved in the
same ratio as my eyesight, and I attribute this to
the use of Milam.
[Signed] W. E. GRIGGS."
" Danville, Va.. March 23,1910.
MILAM iss-bifi:
except that arising from impoveri.hod or
impure blood cr depleted system, j
* Aslr Your. Druggist .
IKONfV TO LOAN
The summer season calls
I ior additional cxpendii
tures of money, If it is to
be enjoyed, and we beg to
be consulted if we can be
of assistance financially.
j Our rates.and terms are
the lowest and best to be
had on any amount from
$10 to $100 from 30 days
to 6 months' or longer.
All the security required
by us is your furniture;
piano, fixtures, vehicles,
or other chattels.
Write, 'Phone or Call.
Citizens Loan Co.
8rd Floor, Umpire Bid*.
Boom 316, Clarksburg.
BeD 'Phone 189.
; NOTICE
The Water Works and Sewerage
Board will meet at the ofllee thereof
on June 13. 1912, for approving the
assessment rolls under the schedules
of water rates for the Olty of Clarkr
'" is "? M"?uer iiwiu? .ipru i,
and ending June 30, 1915', and correcting
any errors in said rolls that
may be pointed out by any person.
Any person having any complaint to
make tnay attend.
CliARKSTBURG WATER WORKS &
SEWERAGE BOARD.
XOTICE.
All persons who have had blanks
left for the assessment of their property
for the year 1912. must return
same at once or .1 will be compelled
to make same as the law provides.
ERNEST I* PIGOTT,
Assessor Harrison County.
;. '
The man who does not believe
in our town does not belong in
our town. Moreover, we can,
. .. *
not believe in the man who
does not believe in our town.
I
WEST END LAND CO.'S
SECOND STEALEY
ADDITION
We are selling lots right
along in this addition and
are about closed, have 15
or 20 lots left, prices from
$250 to $500
Terms $50 to $100 down,
Koloifl/wi if* nna *^?a VUmaa
vaiaiivw ill UUV, I WU, UI1CC
and four years, equal
notes at 6 per cent. - JGas,
water and sewerage, lots
level, more buildings constructed
in this addition
in the last year than any
other addition in Clarksburg,
close to street car
lines and the only school
house in that end of town
I
HARTLAND
Right close to the Mil..
ford road, next to the
property of Dr. Wilson, .
two lots 40x120 feet each
to an alley.
PRICE $1,100 EACH
LEE STREET
Corner lot 31x80 feet,
fine resident section.
PRICE $2,250
Terms one-third cash,
balance in one and two
years, interest at 6 per
cent.
! COLONIAL HEIGHTS
t
'Lot 40x135 feet, front- j
ing on two streets.
PRICE $1,500 i
Terms reasonable.
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BUCKHANNON PIKE '\
Three lots 50x138 feet to i
an alley
PRICE $3,000 EACH
or will sell 40 feet at the
\% same price. Terms onethird
down, balance m
one and two years, 6 per
cent interest.
_ I
lie Willison
AND
DenoisoaCo.
T.AX HALL BL!>?
OLAXKSBUlft . W. YA
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rm$ i xi ?. n i ?
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' 'T- Our high gradej
ing a success throughout west Virginia, Ohio and
Maryland. * 1
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In less than two years we have made our product
famous arid far reaching in these tliree states. Thiswe J
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ukc atuviujfUBiicu uy giving me puonc a square aeai
and honest values.
NATIONAL WOOLEN MILLS
Fourth St, Clarksburg, W. Va.
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y BRANCH STORKS:
Huntington, TV. Vb. Znnefrtlle, O. Wollston, O.
Morgnntown, TV. Va. Cumberland, Md. Grafton, TV. Va.
Parkersburg, TV. Va. ji ^
BUOU THEATREI
THE HOME OF GOOD PICTTmES. I
liVBTN PATHK KAliKSI J
Tticy arc all good today. Tllere arc four piotures. TVe worn dls- I
appointed In not having music yesterday, but our piano player will be ' :
Ion iuiiiu t cx Lay. We have a man from Wheeling, and ho is a dandy. '
Hear lilm tonight.
Four pictures today?Drama, Western and Ttvo Comedies.
"THE AI^CADES CONSPIRACY"
"THE PARACHUTE MAKER"
"JUST MARRIED"
"ALL IN THE WASH."
'tRccuoniher tlic date, "The Shriners Pilgrimage" picture shown
here Tuesday. Jiuio lP-th. .Taken at Ix>s Angeles. CaUf. ^
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j mmm MEANS ' A " bank |
i KrtTiM
IHvMmH conveniently located?with every i
facility for handling your business ?
A hank whose officers are will- 2
ing to aid and .advice ' depositors j
Where gpod fellowship takes the place of polite i
formality and depositors feel at home.
t This is the Good Banking Service we offer?and I
- invite your account. 1
I THE WEST VIRGINIA BANK J
I Waldo Corner. CLARKSBURG, W. VA. (
GEORGE L DUNCAN, President
I R, A. FARLAND, Cashier L. D. GRIFFIN, Asst. Cashier
fe liikTHIAIi5c |
WESTERN" DRAMA I'M WESTERN'
Ufffj" Tvl:
Produced and pictured In llie El Cajon Valley, soutlieru California,
showing lio>v a pretty stenographer Ion, her jol? mill saved a
young iium's fortune.
"THE REAL ESTATE FRAUD"
An Amerlenn Western Drama.
"ROSES AND THORNS"
An Eclair comedy tliat will put a smile on your face and send you
home laughing. We have the lilt of tlio season 111 comedies.
"IN THE YEAR 2000"
A Sola* Comedy. U,"THF.
JESSE JAMES BOYS K MISSOURI"
III .1,500 feot, 3 reels and no Junk. Tomorrow afternoon and night.
^ 5 c TO ALL-ALWAYS?TO ALL 5c. 1
a p rv .1 rp l
i nvery uay tne ieiegram want Ads. i
Find Buyers for Real Estate i
Some days they find a great many j
buyers -every day they find some j
buyers. Your property, persistently
| and well advertised, may be sold, j
j for its real value?without any other 1
| expense than that for classified ad- I
{ tising! ' f
I And the expense for a successful campaign of A
? want advertising-ending only when the nronertw i. A
B sold?is so trivial that any property owner can afford it i I