The daily telegram. [volume], June 12, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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I I PdnoM^uders | Wednesday, june'15
Going Away? Getl
' lip
Ndw There Are The
Indestructo Trunks
(Juarjantcod against^Fire, Shipwreck, anil earo
lessness for*10 years; very sightly "baggage.
Steamer Trunks .... $20, $22.50
Tftbtfftiig Trunks $30.
Tourist-Trunks :.... $27.50
NevffiBreak Trunks
for'life.
Various styles and sizes $10 to $20
Roujujfytree Trunks
'r Roller and Dresser styles.. .$16.50 to $25
Wardrobe Trunks $38.50 to $50
Other Trunks $4.50 to $10
Bags, Suit Cases, Grips, Etc.
Reed and Rattan Bags $1.50 to $2.50
Hpflrl anH Rattan. Suit Poooo, Rn
vM, ?^MM> awMuvvv** MUIU wmavo . . . . yiiuu IU tpi
Walrus, Cowhide, Seal Leather, $5 to $15
Suit Cases, all good leathers $5 to $15
Ladies! Take Advantage of These
CORSET REDUCTIONS
THURS^\Y, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
^wicc-a year?June and January?you get th
opportunity. It is a clean-cut, clear ease of actu
money saved on an every day necessity. 3,000 Corset
entire sto'ck, nonc'rescrved. Extra salespeople.
REDFERNS
$3.5(1 Redferns for. .$2.60 $5.00 Redferns for. $3.1
$4.00 Redferns for. .$3.30 $6.50 Redferns for. $4.1
WARNER'S R VST PROOi
$1.00 Warners for. ..$ .90 $2.50 Warners for...$1.1
$1.50 Warners for. ..$1.35 $3.00 Warners for. ,.$2.(
$2.00 Warners for. ..$1.65 $3.50 Warners for. ..$2.1
i NEMO SELF REDUCING
$3.00 Nemos for $2.60 $4.00 Nemos for $3/
$3.50 Nemos for $2.90 $5.00 Nemos for $3.i
j R AND G
$1.00 R and G for.. .$ .90 $2.00 It and G for...$1J
$1.50 R and G for.. .$1.35 $2.50 R and G for.. .$1.1
OVR LUCILLE
$1.00 Lueille for $ .90 $2.50 Lucille for $1.1
I $1.50 Lucille for $1.35 $3.00 Lucille for <59 (
$2.00 Lucille for... .$1.65 $3.50 Lucille for $2.1
60 More of These Amazing Whip
cord Skirts
$4.95 for genuine $12;50 kinds.
Separate Skirts are not "ULTRA FASHION./
RLE}" but always in good taste for shopping, trav
and outing as a companion to the shirt \yaist.
Any woman who lias discovered at the last minute
iliat an extra Skirt is a "must have'' will *
find these the very Skirts for the purpose. Ex?
pcct finest, pure worsted. Whipcord, tailored faultles
Iv, and styles that are becoming to all. Small, reguli
and ejctra si^es. B1 a c.k. Or^T
jj" Parsons-Souders
ingReady?
~~j Great Sales Are
Going Oil
?A sale that brings $10,000
of saving??
?A sale whkout shams.
. . makeshifts or make believes?
?A genuine Sale for which
$20 000 nf ncnuint>hi
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fine wares were gotten
k together from all lands in
f wtiich fine Chinas, Glasses,
Bronzes, Brasses, etc.
' ' are made?
; ?A sale in which prices are
v Ichvenough to enable cus}.
tomers to buy the higher
things, but not so low as
to make fineness impos-stye?
'
?A sale that brings $5,000
worth of sparkling Cut
> Glass :for $3.750; fine
,(. clear, brilliant,. crystal
f ' * masterfully cut in the
--: hew designs.
?A sale for lovers of art and
*6biects of refinement
. such as statuary and
pedestals of marble and
bronze|
,?A sale for the cottage as
well as for the mansion.
) I ?A Pdrsons-Souders Sale.
?A sale of Hammocks, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice
Boxes and Refrigerators
di atjgyerage savings of 20
- per cent.
?A sale of White Goods of
every , description at very
special low prices.
?A sale, of Muslinwear.
Gowns, Drawees, Corset
GodSrs, and Combiriations.
*
?AT sale of Fine Lingerie
, G.owns for afternoon and
pvening wear.
?A Pdrsons-Souders Sale.,
W'6I E N
CH&Airock Lawn
Handkerchiefs
AT HALF
Advance Notice?
? They have just come to us
? 600* Finest Ohamrock
Lawn "Handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
with beautifullyembroidery
corner designs.
Such as usually must be
sold for 10c or $1.00 a dozen.
15 r?_i i" _i? . i _ l
I out oecause 01 tois goon
special" purchase these are
' 5c each . or bl) eotits a dozen.
Because there are only
' b(K) of them it will"be best
30 to make a Saturday item of
30 them.
Will ybu keep it in mind'?
30 During White Sale all
50 waists-silks, linen, cotton
80 and lingerie or tailored
reduced one-fifth.
?> Forty
55 IsUULS
Itoo
|. Value $45 (j
; "A1 ?5i .I"!'1'' '"TT'.'''W-jftSOCIAL
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(Continued frontpage four.)
1A. Crown, Mr. Claud, and Mr. and ('
Mr*. Ghrenberg. . a
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Delightful Social.
Under the auspices of the Woman's
Mission Society, of:the church.;* delightful
social was given on the lawn ?
' of St.' "Paul's Methodist Episcopal ij
church, t8ouLh, last evening and ow- c
Ing to the delightful weather it was .
largely attended. Japanese lanterns 1
were used Yn the lighting of. the '
grounds and.. refreshments w.ere
served at Beren tables presided over f
by Mrs. Harry Wade, Mts. E. W. '
James, Mrs. T. L, Nutter, Miss Robey, .
Mrs. J. W. Walden, Mrs. Long and
Mrs. Struve. The floral decorations
WAN orlmonn wamKtow ?? ??
1'VCV wxtMVVU i HtMWIV* (VDCO, UaiOlOO J>
and greenery ?
n
Visitor* are Knf|ortaIned. 1
Several out of town vistore -wore n
entertained very Informally but 1
pleasantly by Mrs: Henry Haymond Ii
from 4 to B o'clock this afternoon in q
her home on West Main street, which j|
Included1 Mrs. Thomas W. Cook, of e
Dayton', O.; Miss Despard. of Park.ersburg;
Mrs. Fredrick Stathors," of
Philadelphia; and Mrs. Melville, S.
I Jarvls. Upon, the arrival of tiw>, ^
guests Ices were served and the fi
floral decorations were pink hy- F
granges and greernory. Auction s
bridge was played at four. Ub'/s.
Miss
Smith on Program. $
Owing to Some mistake' the name
of Miss Wllma Smith has. been omit- *
! ted from the musical program of the
tvvuai wuivu w,?u w.gmjn, lomorro'W .
evening by the advanced pupils of $
1 Miss Atchison in the Baptist church
and as she is one of the most brilliant ?
and promising pupils of the class it
is well, to mention, a group of -three
' numbers will -he rendered by Miss $
Smith. ' The "Scarf Dance," by Chaminade;
"Frolics," by.Von Wilm; and
"Gypsy- Rondo," by Hayden.
. ' ^
Luncheon is (JiTen.
A very prettily appointed 1 o'clock ?
luncheon was given, yesterday after- ^
nbo'n by-Miss Anna Parr In her home
on Linden avenue. sJune roses were ol
uccd in the floral decorations of the fip
table aid covers wefjfl'laid for four, Jc,
Including three of Miss Parr's intl- c<
, mate girl, irieajlv^MJa#/?e.rle w11" f=
, llams, Aflps't Neili'a afutefivUnd. Miss
-Maix
DnOce ,Tti<u4day Nfght,
- The thlrd^ tjf a series, of privatej
' dances will be given Thursday;' night
in Hoftmai'HaU.by the" Cadepia orchestra:
Between . forty and fifty
j couples ara^expectefl'Tto attend. Ja
piugiaui at twenty , ottiice. namoers i
will be executed by the orchestra. I
To Elect Olficers.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
meeting of the Queen Esther Order of
Eastern. Star In Masonic hall at 8
o'clock and all members are urged to
be present as the business of the session
wilt include the annual election
of officers for the ensuing year.
t'lhsle to Meet.
A very successful meeting of St.
Mary's Sewing Circle wae held last
evening at the St Mary's hospital
and quite a good deal of work was
done by the members for the charity
ward.
Chapter to Meet.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Daniel Davlssolt Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will be held In the home of Mrs.
IW. Brent Maxwell Saturday afternoon
, at.3 o'clock instead of the regular
day, Friday, because of a confllctton _
with social functions.
For Playmates.Miss
Irene Straight entertained I
t WPn t V nf har lUMo nlawmatA- rp?.#*ei I
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day night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Varl.
ouis games were played during the
evening. The dining room was,
tastefully decorated with daisies and,
roses. Ice cream, cake and fruits
were served at 8:30 o'clock. The
little ones enjoyed themselves immensely.
One of the nice little
games was the peanut hunt on the
jiawji. Master Lear Evnitz captured
( the- boys' prize and Miss Catherine
Street the girls' prize.
Cake Sale.
The T,adics Aid Societv of tho Mint
Methodist "Episcopal church will hold I
Its quarterly cake sale Thursday I
aftcrnoo nin the social room of the
Sale of Rolled Gc
pjp-^Worth $1
Sale Postivt
Parsons-Soude
_ ^.gi|
ftcrnoon in the social room of Xk?
urlng the afternoon.
To Entertain.
Mrs. "John Stone will entertain a
fcw friends very informally Friday
fteraoon from 3 to & o'clock in her
ome on Virginia street.
Women's Cirtte . - . ...
The Women't. JPsslon QUple will
leet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon
?.?he Baptist chu?h.... ,,
: '
. igjl in
S. B
:o sell down " '
Hisses' suit stock
SBarx-Xf'tt X r?*' '.'HI
~You expect to find styles most
roadly presented at 'this store-^'
aturally we'arrivettt i'periodljjfi
lie season's selling when
lust retrench-?fa^Of ligjljtet* fflft*
trial Suits with dispj^y Uhd pub- .
icity space. Altogether too .targe
uantities now offer very plausjle
reason (or so materially lowring
prices. '
Multiform variations of latest
ishione in Misses' Suits?Serges,
Vhipcords, Satin, Ppngee, Tajr ,
:ta, English Suiting, All Wool
fabrics ? plain Shades, linti
tripeS, checks, light iMixtures: '1
Suits heretofore $2250, now
15.00.
Suits heretofore $25 00 and
28.50, now $18.50.
Suits heretofore $30.00.and
33.00, now $25 00.
Suits heretofore $37.50;; now 33.00.
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Suits herctpfore $45 00, novt..
37.50. fi$
BOGGS & BUKijl 1
PITTSBURGH,.PA. ??_?
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. 1 ' ' ' ' : " i
Either your druggist or your aelsrK)r
will tell-you BarrellWf Irtdtari Lttilent
has no eoual in the treatment
Rheumatism, ' Neuralgia, Qulnsey,
Tins and bruises. It a^tR,-like.-map-. '
. For sole by aJt-doafers or if. G. O. 'a
try MedloLae Co., Zanesville, Q.
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Service or Guarantee?
One day an auto-mnMla
broke down 26 miles from
home. .The owner dug. up his
l?eautifully printed guana1!!-,
. tec, hut there was no return
ticket attached.
It told. htm. to bring the'
broken part to the factory,!
?but he was wenty-flve
miles from home, and he
couldn't rldo home on ' his ' '
guarantee.
What he needed was Serine.
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Let us send you the Burroughs
Sen-Ice Book, ">300,00P
a Year." ,
It has been -nxjrOb the price .
nf an adding 'machine to
soane who have read It.
Burroughs Adding Machine
Company
J. C. KP8SELL, Sales Mgr.
318 Oak Ball Building, I
\ CLARKSBURG, W. VA. I |
Baltimore & Ohio
GREATLY REDUCED
CONVENTION FAKES
TO
ATLANTIC CITY,
BALTIMORE, SID
CHICAGO, ILL.
CLEVELAND, O.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
LOUISVILLE, KT.
SONNEAPOLIS, MINN.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ST. LOUIS, MO, TOLEDO,
O. .
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ana many puinxa OD U16
PACIFIC COAST
For farther details apply to
nearest Baltimore A Ohio
. Ticket Agent.
>ld'Signet Rings r'
I and $1.50, En- =
reeat 25cand 50c
dy Ends Saturday Night' ' c
rs Company'
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* ? v VVU^YIIVWJ VMV A v inuvuiw . .?, yaffww ?? ^m?wv, .
(>eanr Flannel Flouncing-Hmifb^0idered^;Nifor petti- I
Babies' Stockings?from tlie very smallest sizes up? I
\yhite, red, blfie,.pink, tan or black;.
Long ^eev^4,^fappers? i
Cotton Filled Floor or Crft^Fadk ^ ,s}f. 98c I 1 |
PROTEST THE BABY FROM THE FliY; " f
pricifh ?ue net babt t^5(?t0^^ j
the ..
V ffl th. Bui.m of crfaon-pr^ciog rlc??U. W - I
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The Latstetter Estate will pay $5M00'fof;:J|
mation that will lead to the arrest and 'connctioTFOf- w
the person who attempted to burn the store of Mrs. 1^ - [9
We will pay a like amount for information
Will lead to the arrest and conviction ,pf th'^pj&po^
or persons who set fire to the,building? oh Pike and
Third streets on the morning of Pebruaiy $rdjpl9i?^
and later succeeded in destroying them on the .night ?
of February 7th, 1912. ' - ?
Will pay $50.00 for a working clue in order to'
get detectives busy. All information will he
AT WEBER'S |
Tresh Cut Roses,
tions, Peonies, Daisesr^S^ I
Spirea* Fferns, etc.
Burpee s Garden and Flow- I
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WEBER'S FLOWER SLORE I
GORE BUILDING 0! } !?fj
; West Flfee Street. v , Va.
)larksburg Pressing Co. H. ^
LEANING, REPAIRING, PRESSING Bxt-vainnQo^' [lot nil lll r" ' yjj^M
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Phone*:?Homt, 468. Bell, 7J6-J. Blue FMsttW. -