The daily telegram. [volume], June 12, 1912, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Almost Company
A SW i*rd w?J bring .you loft
Office and Plant:
Vo. 800 West Plko Street,
Cb&RKSRUKC, W. VA.
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i Traders Alley, between Third a
^Fburtp Streets.
General Repair Shop for
AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLE!
IAXD BICYCLES.
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Open IW?y and Xlglit Bell 'Pho
! tJLAIUiSBURG, \v; VA.
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This new store ;
offers you a splendid
assortment of (
davenports in all of :
the prevailing
styles and finishes.
First class upholstery
work, and
guaranteed quali'
| lies throughout.
y") May wo show |j
" you? . I
144 W. MAIN ST. I
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Prices D?
Never in the history
. cut so low as NOW, right
apparel most, you have t
< Dresses, Coats' and Suits
IADIB' UP TO $5.0(
THE PEOPLE DOl
1 THE PEOPLE WON
BUT THE PEOPLE CAM
AND THE PEOPLE W1
VINCED AND BOl
And now the Ladies
town. The people know
* deed tlie most wonderful
i "Mind you, the Dresses v
. fbout them; fresh from t
low price is the weather,
nervous; needed money;
; . your friends about it. R
LINGERIE AND SILK
' We are going to sell
; $.15 new and dainty Silk
i [.Dresses, all new and chi
* for ..
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_ $5.00 ami $6.00 Li i
: ~xrj2m
AuotliS;!1 .sale of $2.50 ai
. Oxfords, at
XIie biggosf Shoe h.irgai
Shoes or Oxfords. Al t s:
n
|v339 41 West Ma
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'Jersey" i jg
A sdver of feet,trouble can
~ T^vohlfimK?a ftomhiiiation per
I--,-.? T-5 - "in
nfl last with: full tread, low unc
instep and snug fitting p'v
heel. An Oxford for
"hard-torfit" feet.
> the
#!ri<se $5 . i J
OSBURN SHOE 0.0. ,
309 W. Pike Sfr?et. ;gj
Next to Odeon. f
-Bell 'Phone 013-J Honto 'Phone 150* ' K
SLATER BQTS
* Cleaning, Pressing, KepaDIng and
.'i Remodeling
LADIES' AND GENTS' GARJIENTS
SANITARY PRESSING . A
Moore Building, 110 -Fourth Street, A
Cor. Traders Alley. >S
i ipjp m m ^ tnjT lr' ''
SMIWfR mmi
glen elk ,no.>.
telephone connections. i
' contractors for concrete, i
mosaic and terrazza wore |
| CONCRETE ;j ?
; i; BUILDING | BLOCKS I
SHAPES. ? ANP Sraijg. I
Get your data in hand, thro'ugrh I
reading the want ads In the Telegram, ,B
before: starting out to And a"T?^fdttgP W
house. <*- <; f|
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own to the
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of any good store ii> Clarksburg v
i now, at the time when you -need
he chance to buy beautiful, new,
at these unusual low prices.
I DRESSES /hdj i
1BTED
DERED I I
E and SAW ^1]
ERE CON- VI# JL ?"
IGHT f P
' $15 Drosses at $1.98 are tli.e tal
a good thing when they see it. Tl
bargains we have ever offered to
vo offer arc perfect goods; not ;
.1x6 factory. The reason for this ri
It's been too cool and the manufa
had to sell. Don't miss it. All s
emember, Ladies' $5 Dresses at $1:1
DRESSES LINEN 01
$10, $12 and j A Linen pv
: and lingerie. thing for these <
inning styles iUg at reduced |
$5.98 now
ion or Pongee Coats, now
i3<fcS!30EI^5l _
H $3.98
id $2.00 Ladies' W hite Button SI
Sl^nair
T ? *
u of- the year. AH new- aurl perfc
izcs. all widths
$1 pair
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te st- efoi
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lletin Shows That Motel'
i nan D,uuu,uui> of 'l-hcpi i
Are Illiterate.
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,EW (Arv. 4?me 12.?There i
mjjre than illiterates (n ?
United States, and one in seven i
ill tihlldren hetsfeeri fO and 14 are 1
in eyhool, according to the .Child 1
ior Bulletin, a hew quarterly re- 1
v Issued' today by the National ' ?
id Cabor committee. Twenty-nine I
:es do not care' whether children 5
even read and write when they "
-nit them to go to work, an,d i
ere are a million children today 1
ler the age.of .16 years who arc em- i
fed In the' .various Industries of I
country, in addition to another i
Hon In .agriculture, only a part of i
ocm are "assisting their .parents on i
farm." I
:he ..first tjumib^r of the Bulletin 's i
oted to ohJld taibor and1 education', ]
i eulbject on the Btghth Annual (
tference on Child' Jlialbor, held in ]
ileyiile, hut Incidentally it shows (
y tor yte United States has prog- ,
. ... ..
^?HlSKfY
everyifmc \
Ponce-d e- ,
Leon came I
^ to the New I !
ing for the Elixir of Life
he was'on the trail of
'Old Farm Whiskey
It futt the ipot.' "
Made from the cream
of Pennsylvania Rye?
mellow, delicious, smooth '
the wood anl bottled in
bond.
Lowest! i:
,rere .prices , ,
L summer 1
stunning
ill
k of the j]; ,|?j
icy arc-in- *i fjl i1
the publie. j jj j ji - ?*
diculouslv |1 \xfr ' |a
r*tni?rtt? rvr\4- l\iMaMTr IE
vviuvA jsvi k* a
izes. Tell I
38. ; f
R PONGIE COATS ?
0
Pongee Coat is the *
:ool evenings. No\v gotrices.
$8 and $10 coats c
...$5.75 ft
a
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J / 1?* tf 1
iocs aud A l?a 1 (
4
ksfrurg, W. Vaj;;
fee Xational Chim. L^or'Comajl tted??/d|
n /TJve t9Weeapi felr?>toy??|
tamifc i??[est iiiait fir yrnflfti?rii
Jilldreti .in ,|he Noyhero states, WMtRri;
he single.- ?>cSn?uon at NftV HamOsMiaJ?
:hlre Slid In gfrjWMT/
fentucky. Tennessee. Louisiana u.idjl
Virginia. What la Involved In thelsyi-'
faience of adequsie-restrieUOn is vTv^KvSi
dly expressed by E. B.Ctaxtoh..UalU#ty''"
States Commissioner .'of Education.?. &i
'in the .Gtirolfnas IJtave s$?r ohildrerfJJ c
inder.ten
Ives Wy in l^e.jnTlJs. ".their, paleWa. '
'aces haunt me stljl. I sa.-w UUleHtJtj
>oys eight years old drinking biacfld^ '
toffee at, midnight to dM?p "a-irake "unaBiJl
:il the end of their shift at 'four oHm _r
tve o'clock in the morning. Then B 11
:hey went out of the hot. steamtngM-V.'.
tolsy mill Into the cold air of t?^H^|
noTning to their homes proWhibly. fnra?
i little ntful sleep and a drowsy, Joy^J;.y
ess day, oply to come ba;ck at night? - "
md grind again through the lonc.M
lark hours." .
"In four states. ..OW9, .Qilqiab^rnaj ST
Illinois, and Michigan," Florence vw
Kelley .says, "there is now provision '4*
made to lift the .burden .upon "ttZ| J??
A'ldowed'tmother'by givlag her, as iter
right and not as the doie of a private i.
tharliy, Tan allowance out of public. C'vi
inancee 011 cond'itioh that she stay-in /?
her home and ke?p her-children jp.1 *v
home and In school as the state re- :
tuires." As Jean Gordon of New C
Orleans puts it on another page?
"Certainly .the mother does as piussli .g
tor the country In rearing Iter chl|dr'<fri
is the veterans did In' killing her -?;J
ions." " i'
Occupations dangerous to hcalth^r; 2
rhorals are singled out by some .fpy?
states and fot'tiljdden to minors under . /j,
sixteen or eighteen or twenty-one, 'as
for example the nlght-iraesseftger jervice
is now regulated Hxy special k?ws "
In N'w York and nine other.states. 'a
Having noted progress the 'Bulletin 1
afters the following indictment oil tho: J
ehlld labor system, namely, tiptt J
"child Inibdr means racial -degenera- J
r?v. the np.rnet not ion of poverty. the
enlargement of Illiteracy, the dfsln-1* ""
tegratlon of the family, the IncfesUeW" :
of crime, the lowering of the wage?
icale and the fiweiilng of the army?'
of the unemployed." {
^he, Rational Child laftor Commit-iB V
fee says It intends to Issue the Bulk-iS ?
tin' t0|u4rl^ 'because of the splendid? .y
results J (Llyeady secured' through?.pa-nVphlets.
Other numtiers
devoted io ope:or another phase of V"'"'
the child labor problem, and wfll n"'
Seep subscribers In touch with the S??'.
progress-,pf the flght against chllil iii
iWor tiad with the results ot invesl Ipe"
igatlqns.
'
Wap is to Be Erected by ther|[ef
Southern Commercial ' 1
Congress. ^
VYIASEtNOPON-, ID. C., June 12? 9
l bas-relief map of the southern I
tates. measuring <nrin foot hv H I
, ?? ?O ? w '?yvv uj UguVJ HH eet,
in a building especially contructed
for it, Is to be erected at
he National Conservation Hxposi- H
ion to be held in Knoxyfile, Tenn., H
n the fall off 1913, according tq^B:
>lans announced today from t#?' fl ;
xposltlon's Washington office. The fl:
sap will be built' up of solid miner- H
,1s of the various regions rep re; H
entcd, and will show the mountain |L
nd valley contours, the principal H
treams with actual running water B
nd Indicating the extent of pavlga- fl
illlty present and possible, the H'
verflowed lands of the Mississippi, H
f the state of Florida, and else- H
I'here, the location of cities Jnclud- fl .
ng the Atlantic and Gulf" ports B~
rhich will receive renewed commerlal
life with the completion of the fl
'an am a canal, the South's forest St
.reas, and the railways and main Hilghways.
Present and possible
nture power development'along the ipper
river courses will , glso beifl
bown, with miniature transmission fl'
ines strung from the sources gt fl '.
lower to the places where it is crB
an be utilized. A.second floor hatony
will be constructed to afford ^
he visitor a bird's eye view of thefl*
nap. Upon this bglcony will be fl.,
ilsplayed floral and other exhibit* fl'
if soli products not shown on the flDwer
floor. . fl;
Along the sides ot the map be-[fl'
tad the glass, will be exhibited the H I
arious soils of the southern states
n cross section, the Soil from each I I
tate being beneath Its represents- H I
ion on the model. On the other ]
ide of- the aisle, opposite to the H
oils' wlTi be contrasted the pro'dirf^ 11
alsed under poor -end under sclen- I
Iflc methods, lit is planned that H1
he" experiment stations of the ser-1 ]
rat states of the South will hare I I
heir" exhibit* hi this building. II
The building in which thl* model I |
s to be shown is to be known as '-]
be Agricultural and Liend Building,jSjj|
jpp
NT -3 3CT ?? ftt
?WSW?^piV^||
I ??^%ilues in Town al
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fj^^^^Sybest of up4o*J&ttf mm
mr' v&ltmtfeiHaagone else; and to fpn^d*]
"fU^y S '
uapauiij1 ?[ z.vou. In ntlon ot the board otdli
.hail w411 be held. lectures on tlce Is herefby given that
>us branches qf the conservation meeting of the stookhold
& and such assemblies as that Monongahelq. Valley Trie
10 National Conservation Oon- pany will be hold at flooi
1, good roads .convention and Watgoh Building, lb the
i^ge and waterway conferences. Fairmont, West Virginia
y?iu vf : r..i .
IT. IS MAN'S INSTIN
TO I3RESSDISTINCT
And if he doesn't, he'll soon be extinct
shine, in dressing men.distinctively.
We don't copy styles; wc invent them
the mannerisms that become in vogue i
And we defy any tailor in vour TTncle ?!
tlio juice, the -Suits that bear our lab
Starting as L&u
Our art is the uwfcin
Clothes; not clothes
? like a thousand other
: meet, but clothes that
to the world ?t> your >t
Do yqu want your Sui
j - -tiviCdr do vM-Atfant
saujc as the thousand
-practically a 'unifowi
Ask yourself this.quest
come in and tell lis" the.
MILLIE
f wmrreRsLOWE
BUILDING
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je ior ygprseii 'fiat ;we caarry,
issjridard, well - known, iwell - advertised
alecb .the.cljoic^t.of .the counti^'s ^tdji^
nes in mens wear, rairtt we ftoneetly be^e'thatiyim
Valbes
1. town Gwn&rftn^aee.
i? w i?&- 2he
$&yBost" Lines of Men's
|lBtthit\g,?e^^'iVfeuAattan a>kts,"
"Stetson Hats,"
ioinuu. X>- :**??
?sasm* -m waw-w..- anees
md most ithHjp, that ace
'worth white"
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K DAVIDSON
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-is to measure 300 feet by 150 Mark and clip some ci?
Its ilnterior walls are to bo rr?,m the Telegram to take
tructed of finished wood from ^hj> *?
- . . . nni then you irtll be hti
?*terent states, so that -the n| Rnfl n(lt ri.nflonl
Ung - will .itself be a mtun- _________________
kh of soil products. . ' . '
To the Stockholders of tl
jj an annex to the building will' gahela Valley Traction
rected a large auditorium with.- Pursuant to an Order
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