The daily telegram. [volume], June 29, 1916, Image 5

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t'forkihurg, ThuJune 29 |
The Store
I i
An Advertisement
More a Real St
"!\l? Al it
jjAan me organ is tne i
motive on the track
whole railroad. Not ev
swim that puts on a ba
Some people can mumble
C 'cannot raise one in meetir
To get everything we
headquarters of productio
for individual use is a s
this store. The certain:
stacks here, and their surr
safety, gives great satisfa
purcnasing public.
There is much to see an
ThePashion Salons sho\
leading centers of style a
apparels are.
Many Young Hous
Just Marrie
Make their first splurgo In econon
porary utensils for the kitchen anil
whioh Is one of the most wasteful e
.that a woman can do. A tin pun tlin
first few weeks, and enamel sauce p;
n g&rbago can that crumples nnd leak:
disappointments in nearly every hoim
Tho wise woman buys Tfcer hous
inoua Paraons-Souders houHefurnishini
ran? aho knows that It cuu cuutulu not
quality,
r*. *? ,
Outing Shoes f
Fourth
White shoes to wear for dress
tion, or at the Country Club, with
flannels.
Sports Shoes for Golf, Tenni
door sports that the holiday brings
Our stock of these goods are i
just now.
I? Sample Low Shoes
'Y And nothing could bo timelier thn
this hundred pairs of wimple shoes f
Krtppondorf Dlttman & Co., Hummer 1
(fords. Pumps, and Strap Slippers, for
U ^suuplo sizes; namely, 3%, 4, 4Vi. at
Xxj&Io cost.
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SOCIAL ANDl
PERSONAL h
; (Continued from Pago Three.) }> I
To Entertain. 1
1 Cbmpllmontary to Miss Nellie Me- 1
[Donald Mrs. Walter Wilson will en- <
rtertaln this evening? from 7 to 10 <
o'clock in her home on Mechanic t
street. A pleasing feature of the I
evening will he a "miscellaneous i
Shower." The marriage of Miss McDonald
to David Kennedy, of Fairmont,
will foe solemnized at f>:30
o'clock Wednesday morning in the,1
church of the Immaculate Conception. Iv
;h
For Visitors. 0
In honor of her guest* Miss Kcppen- |l
ger, of New York, and Miss Whitehood
of Perth Amboy, X. J.. Miss Ger- *
trude Williams will entertain at an j1
Informal danee Friday evening in the 1
Williams nuiuiuur uuiuc uu iuv nun
farm. \
Summer Social.
From 3 to 5 o'clock Friday afternoon
the members of the Parish Aid Society j
nf Christ Episcopal church will hold
their monthly summer social and all *
members of the society nnd congregation
are urged to be present.
i
Knights to Initiate. i
Fifteen candidates will be initiated'
Snto the first degree of the Knights of
Columbus by the loeal council in itsj|
hall on West Pike street at 8 o'clock i
tonight. Several of the members of i
3 the council have answered the call to j
colors and have enlisted for service
In Mexico or wherever the ting calls >
nnd left Thursday afternoon for Camp
Hatfield at Kanawha City. Among
those that enlisted is a prominent officer
of the council, but liis absence
will Jn no way hinder the putting on
the degree work tonight.
Parrel Post Sale.
L T>i/? ??t .Tohn'? Club cirls of Stealer
Heights Methodist Episcopal church
will hold a parcel post sale in the
basement of the new church Thurs- ,
( \lay evening at 8 o'clock. An autograph
quilt made by the girls will
be sold at auction. Also refreshments
will he for sale. There will he a program
by the girls and music will he
Tarnished hv the Sunday school hand..
All arc cordially invited.
Ice Cream Social.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Moth-:
odist Protestant church met in the
church Wednesday afternoon and decided
to hold an ice cream social cn j
the Mrs. W. P. Holden lot at the corner
of South Third and Mechanic
Dtrccts Thursday evening. July <* . beginning
at 7 o'clock. The Crochet Club
B*will also hold a bazaar in connection
jrith the social.
r?.L.4 f'l?i. i.
* iwiin i IUII I?I .irr?.
The Kllte Crochet Club of the McthII
odlat Proteatant church will meet thlt
II evening at 8 o'clock with Mr*. Paniy
Jai lor on Wernlnger atr*?t *? main-1
L
Parsons-Souders
is Cool i
t Is No The Las
ore wea
music. The And the nc
is not the short stoves
pull on over
eryone can blouse fush io
ithing suit. of
a tune that pink. usMt 'biu
,p* inches vri$1
Washable sni
sell at the $i.ss ?y?rd.
. . .. 36.Inch whit
in and get it yard
36-inch silk ;
cience WItn light shades. H!1
ties of the -.-inch own
oundings of "?
iction to the .. Tt!oro '.s
these days f(
clothes long
d tell about. them.
V whit flip Tomorro
t w nat tne cludinK S1)IIH.
nd wearing dark suits fo
taffeta and el
and evening;
also; the con
<1...
?U llll
lekeepers c?a,TK.'
i(| several niont
' things.
\y by buying temhousehold
work, A
xtravagant things J\
t rusts out In the
in that chips off.
?; these are early TT
i. Jjj
eware In the fa;
good a store be- yi
hlug of a dubious II
01
or the ^
i, on your vaea- OC 121 n~l
white .skirts or DlUCt
s or all the out Skll
i into being. The finest
in overflow tidcr have is $7.50;
els just reeei'
are skirts tha
3, $2.25 The
, , , that comment
,n this disposal of ,i
rom tin* famous !T1
Ine. including ()x- llKO it lit the |:
wotnon who wear .style and WOl
less than whole- p
Regular siz
>ers are urged to be present. 1
In Honor of < nests. 1
Mrs. Will Kroe and Mrs. Otto Burchrd
delightfully entertained several of i
heir friends at an outing given at
Cor wood park Wednesday afternoon 1
u iiujiur tii .?ir?. nurnmru n Kut-nui,
hi* Itov. Morris Nowvlll, a Hap list 1
Minister of Roanoke. Va.; Dr. William
\ Ncwvlll, of l<anr?8ter. Va.. both
ousins of Mrs. llurchard. and her .
laughter, Mrs. It. L. Sheppard. of ItalImore,
Md. The guests went to the
iiirk in automobiles and all spent a
nost enjoyable afternoon.
N utter- F< >rt ney
The marriage of Miss Sylvia Nutter
o Forest Fortney. of Lumberport,
vas solemnized at the home of the
ride's parents at Holbrook in Ritchie
ountv at 3:30 o'clock Weduesday afernoon.
The romance which culminated in
he marriage began when Miss Nuter.nnd
Mr. Fortney wore students at
he normal school ut Fairmont.
Miss Nutter is well known in
'larksburg. having been a guest of,
drs. Paul M. Kyle in this city on several
occasions.
Mr. Fortney. son of .Scott Fortney.
if Lumberport. is also well known
ocally. Hoth the bride and bridegroom
are popular young people.
I'm mediately following the mar lage
Mr. and Mtb. Fortney departed
>n their honeymoon trip, which will
nclude Cincinnati and other cities
n the middle West.
dim i 1'iiiii. ran mum urugglM. and ,
Miss Blanche Fortney. of Luuiberport.
a cousin of the bride, attended
he wedding along with a number of
relatives and friends from Lumberport.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. John Ruhl and son.
Henry, returned to their cottage at
Mt. I-ake today, the two latter going
in their automobile.
Mrs. John Bland Brannon and Mrs. ;
tVilla .. Stone lert Wednesday night I
un an extended trip through the Fast,
going by way of Pittsburg. They will I
visit. Washington, New York. Iloston
and other cities.
E. C. S- Holmboe. of the firm of
Holxnboe and l^alferty. architects of1
New York and this city, returned
linmo fmm v..... Vnrl, Tl, 1.... !
where he had been looking after bus- j
ino. matters.
A. T. lied man has returned from
Claysvllle. Pa., where he went to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Klliolt
Enlow, his foster mother.
Bert G. Linn, of Fairmont, is a
business visitor In the city.
>R. D. Hieronlmus. of Davis, is a
business visitor here.
Charles b. Smith, of Parsons, is'
here looking after business affairs. .
D. F. Kidd is here from Wallace. |
Dr. Wallace B. Fleming, president?
of West Virginia Wesleyan College,
at Duckhannon. was a visitor here
Thursday.
Thomas J. Davis, of Harrisville. is
a business visitor In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shunk and
sou. of Maunington? are visitors'
THE CLARKSBURG DAI
Parsons-Souders
ind Comfit
t in Under- A
r--Silks
west pajamas hnvc A Vi1
and short loirs, and jom, ,1U
the head in middy , .
n, and they are ch,n
from a
..Mnn In \rhlln HiajPlitl
e, malic, US and <0 one is i
.25 n yard. than th
tin In white and flerh,
Besid
c China pllk. $1.00 h fer a w
and cotton materlnl In ,l"'^
ic and f.Or. great V
a idlk. 50c. .stars.
a lot of clearing out going on
ir we have to think about fall
before our customers ask for
w's cleaning up is ''wnrious" inof
the best styles of light and
r travel or mountain wear; silk
harmouse dresses for afternoon
white nets and crepe-de-chine
ts are mostly blues and blacks
:al sort
the selling season is nearing the
ring season has hardly begun;
lis ahead for these fashion
$15 Day?
1xactly one hw
}resses~in a li
*i 2nd floor to
y.50 to $20 and
t Cordeline Silk
ri a
Cordeline skirt we 50c a
in the special mod- silk glo
red at $3.00, there and wh
,t look wonderfully $1.00
practical feature sixteen
:1s this skirt is the ise silk,
don't see anything self stit<
irice. of course; the 50c a
-kmanship is there length,
glove, w
;cs only. in white
icr<\
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McKlnncy, of
Surnsville, are visiting hero.
Miss Ku Renin Under, of Perslngor. j
s n visitor hero. I
il. li. Uymor, of Wheeling, is
iransucting business here.
Will Mullen, of Parkersburg, is
In the city.
A. I. Taber In here from Parkersburg.
W. II. Restor, of UHington, in
hem on a business iniBsion.
CharlcH H. Herdcgen. of Wheeling,
iB in tlie city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson Ih visit-1
Ing her (laughter. Mrs. Charles O.
Jackson, at Fairmont.
OF INTEREST I u WOMEN
I
Dainty Summer Dresses.
Flowered cotton voile is one of the
prettiest summer fabrics, and there
are lovely colored organdies and delicately
luted batistes. These arc generously
trimmed with narrow quill-j
Ings, (ouches of hand embroideries
and showers of ribbon bows. The!
sleeves are always wide. Some of!
these dresses are worn over a prin-1
cess slip of taffeta of washable satin, i
which has a crinoline or haircloth!
lining arranged in the fonn of stripes
on the- under aide. Other Ideas simply
employ a cable cord inserted at in
tervals from hem to hip.
NEWS EVENTS
OE SJNNSTON
Breezv Letter Tells All about
People of the Clay District
Capital.
SHINNSTON. June 29.?Miss Alma
Martin and Seba Martin are in Pittsburg
for two or three weeks guests
of Mrs. L. Butler.
T. S. Hardest}-, of Mannington, was
a caller in our city Tuesday.
Mrs. Wayne CotlindafTer and little
daughter, or Morgantown. are in the
city for a few days guests of Dr. D.
L. CotlindafTer.
Mrs. A. C. Fortney and daughters.
Zella and Lucille, have'returned from
Pittsburg where they have been visiting
Mr. Fortney, who is employed
there.
James Hess, of the Montray Realty
Company. New York, was a caller
here yesterday.
Fleming Wyant, of Burnsville. and
r,I ucrry. 01 .vortrtniown, HRfpip lor
the Square Snuff Company, were business
caller* In tbe city Wednesday.
Mlas WUta Lowe was a shopper at
Clarksburg Tuesday.
Clyde A Cole, cashier of the Kirst
National Dank, was at Enterprise
Tuesday attending to business matters.
Or. L. M. Robinson and Henry C.
Kogers attended the dedicatorial ser
r,y teleoium?
Ammej ftir tlM
N?w Mral Pattniu.
triable; II
Vitaphone Is T
Different t;
tnphone is as different in
nlity from mere talking
es as Caruso is different
star of musical comedy ...
Lido?both ure good, but l?
so much better and finer i,.,
e other.
los, Vitnphone records of- d>
ider range of choice than su
icr record library of the so
ocal and instrumental al
fo
ndred Coats, &
ttle fashion cl
morrow. Sai
in some cases
Gloves at 50c $1
and $1 {
pair for two-clasp fine
ves in black with black iiil
ite embroidered back. an
a pair for twelve and co
button length for Milanin
black and white with an
:hing. wi
pair for sixteen button re
fine chamois finished
ith spear point stitching hi
to
view* ut the Fairmont Christian
church Sunday afternoon and evening.
Charles Post, of I?st Crook, and A.
B. Pont, of Jane I>?w, were callers in
the city Wednesday,
W. M. Hall, who has been manager
of the coal company store at Monongah
for some months past, will take
charge of the Shinnston store again
this week.
W. U Mason, of Phillppi. is assisting
In the Haught Bros, pharmacy
during the Illness of C. I* Untight,
our efficient druggist.
S. S. Bailey, of Pittsburg, was a business
caller in the city the first of the
week.
Miss Grace Maihlc, campaigner for
mo rairmiilll I mien, wnn III'I r ;cnwiday
assisting the contestant*.
Mr*. E. it, Robert* and daughter, of
Charleston, who have been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. U Morgan.
for several days, are in Mannlngton
this week the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. David Roberts
The Young Women's Christian Club
held an Interesting business meeting
In their elub rooms In llawker building
Monday night with a good attendance.
Dr. I.. M. Robinson, being absent
from the pulpit Sunday evening at
the Christian church, three laymen
from the Unptlat church, gave Interesting
addresses?Dr. I.. A. Stark. J.
H. Nntum and William H. Ramos,?
sent by the brotherhood of Shlnnston.
It is the Intention of the brotherhood.
to have the different laymen
of the churches to speak at the Sunday
services, thereby getting Into
' closer relationship wttb the work of
each congregation, and being a help
I to each other.
i Mrs. F. W. Wlllhide, of Grafton.
I and daughter, Janice, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Colllndaffcr of
Main street this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. K. Riley nnd
daughter of Shlnn's run. entertained
, elaborately at a B o'clock dinner Sunday
evening. The guests were Mr. and
' Mr*. O. C. Riley nad daughter of
Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin V.
1 Richardson, of Lumberport. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ray Long. Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Richardson. John Uurnette. Virginia
Richardson, and Allen Startzman, of
Shlnnston.
George W. Harrison, of Enterprise,
was a caller here yesterday
VI..I-I. IMnhapSann wa? ill
Clarksburg Tuesday evening.
Mint Law. ot Zotslng. wan In the
city Tuesday.
RETURNS TO LET ART.
Buttermore S. Davis, former superintendent
ot the Harrison county
Infirmary, returned Thursday to Letart.
Mason county, where he conducts
a large fruit farm, after attending
the funeral of his father-in-law,
Lloyd Washburn, at Good Hope. Mr.
Davis was chosen a member of the
Republican state executive committee
at the recent primary election.
AUTOS FOR SALE.
Light, medium and heavy. Auto
Exchange, comer Sixth street and
Traders alley. Doth (hones SI*.
Parsans-Souders
lere's <& 1
he White Mounlin
Refrigerator,
$25
Mailt* for Pnrsons-Soudors, is
white enamel lined re frige rnr.
oak finished outside, and
dtling one hundred pcuntls of
ll I ? o.ii.itiMlimilli* lniill i\C utlll*
New Hampshire lumber, is
re to jrive years or satisfactory
rviec, and is one of the best
l-roued refrigerators to be
und in the market.
luits and
learaway
rings are
are more
5 Each For Lovely
Sample Parasols
Rich silks in the lovely colorSfs,
and the fashionable shapes
d long wood handles are in the
llection.
There is only one of each style
id we know and feel that you
>11 think the price, $5.00, very
asonahle for them.
Other parasols, more than one
indrcd kinds and colors, $2.00
$10.00 each.
11,1.1111 I UMM I I 4 II AIK.IM'.
Accused of living together unlaw-j
fully. Mm. Mary Mnzoros and Larry
Cirillo were nrrented Thursday morn*
Ing at the Conk coal mine by Conata-1
hie Charles W. McVlcker, and ro-j
| Refri
Our few remaining re
vcstigate today.
PORCI
During the past sixto
have sold every kind of poi
on the market and we find s
KALTEX FIBB'E FU]
It is strong, durable,
and handsome and finishec
ful autumn brown color.
This $17.50 Fibre Swing,
The STAKES or FJLI
its construction consist of
wrapped with strong fibrr
hf? l?tYikf?n \vn? fnnn
this purpose, but, being bri
discontinued, and now Ka
structible.
FUME3
$3.75 Swings, now $3,
$2.75 Chairs now $1.25; $3.
Palace Furniti
i
?
- Parsons-Souders
ireeze of E
\ rook thai larks tlrrlslou )|rk? I
A FlreletM* (VHikor ami I'vios (.
WouldYou Like U
If You Try "Pyre,
es You Will Want
cause
WI TH P
?You iunke faster and bctt
?You have a spotless kitch
?You bake and serve in sun
?You have a dainty, gleam
?You don't have to scour
?You save time, work, fuel
There are so many point h of hu|
in*; and nerving In Pyrox, not only I
wnyn hh woll, that thin now llukini
popularity.
MISS GVMMERSON IS IX
ONSTKATION .VOII GOING (h
She ronton uh a xperlnl reprenont;
in In .1 position to give you very It
Six For 29e in a
urday Handk<
White Gooc
Exactly fifty dozen, 000 liandki
for 29c, disposal Saturday. The fii
oven aeon linon finish swiss cottoi
low.
They nro fine, genuinely fine?^
able colored mercerized cotton u<Ik<
Picot and Crochet, Hemstitched; th
size, and absolutely fast in color.
Sold in lots of six only, 2i)c.
Get a Summer*s S
Bath Towels We'r
And tho bent. Slxn 22x24 Inchon;
nix for I lie money, but wo liavo never eei
iiothliiK Inknn out of tlinlr body to mlnii
hodlea. xoft and nbnorbnnt, woven from
an extra two-ply binder warp to give tb
All are lull bleached and brand n<
lenxed under ball to appear later be-' Cc
fore Maitlatrutn W. K. Starchor for I'1*,!
I trial. The wonmn'a bunband, Qeorgo ,\(
Maxoroa. preferred the rharito. wl
. HI
ATTKM) FlIINKItAI- ! A.
1 be<
Mr*. A. U Keeling, of 1411 Turrajtel
gerator
A beautiful kitchen la primarily clean
the first among the virtues of n houaekc.M
Clean food, clean dishes, clean utensil*
or? You can't keep a refrigerator really
i or sheet Iron, merely painted or onuuioh
Reuse lurks there.
For real cleanliness, you should hav<
a tor with its wonderful porcelain lining?
one piece, without crevices, corners or c
erlastlng?you can't scratch It even with
Don't think of buying a refrigerator 1
,?munru Meuimuiv. ihhc uui *?? *>?*? / ^
ore, put In an order for one. That'a prott
frigcrators are being sold undc
? FURNITURE
on years we j \
rcli furniture I \\
tiperior to all 1 \
EHNTFUBIB 1 \ M
l in a bcauti- 1 A
now $12.00
iERS used in
a steel wire
and cannot I
erly used for I This $17.50
- * - - A /* ?A riM - rt
ttlc, has been ? l) JU r wre ow
iltex is indc- $14.00 Fibre Sw
) OAK PORCH FURNITURI
.00; $4-50 Swings now $3.50; $(
00 Chairs now $1.75; $3.50 Rock
ure & Piano Co
ILxiu i. jni tA. -"?
'
btore Closes 5:30 p. m.
lusy-ness
in- fill IT*'IV inuny time*.
il<i*s liakinu IMshrs lucks lick*.
, i>~ i.~ ni >
/ uiin,v m u(u?s;
i"''Baking Dish'
No Other, BeYREX
Br.
on.
no dishes,
ling table,
and scrub.
I, pantry space, money.
^priority nn<l ndvnntaxn In bak
n attracttveoRH but In practical
; Warn la Kiitnlug wido-Bproad
' CHARGE OF THE DEMV?
ntiv tif thn manufacturer*, and
iti'riHtliiR Information.
l Special Saterchief
Sale
Is Store I
jrcliiefs, new, in special six
-at time wo have ever had or
i handkerchiefs at a price so
i rifflirifflmftfiffli
,viUi tlioir attractive and durwhich
you make have in
cy are very dainty in purse /
upply of These
e Selling at 25c
thorn may have boon larger tow- Jj
m thoui. And Uioro ha* boon
mizo thi' price. Thoy are fulldoublo-twiHted
cotton yarn, with >'i
om ovtra nt ruugth. I
w in the ntoru.
ittul mrccl. Mm. -U W. Heed, of New
ilr tiround, uud Mm. C. D. Lantx, of
irwood, have I Mien to Kowleabtirg, rj
loro tboy were called by the serious ;
iichh and dralb of their mother, Mm.
J. Clnrkaon. They were all at her
A: Ide wluia (die pound away and elided
the funeral aervlcea.
Sale I :
and clean looking. Cleaallnese I ?
?and why not a clean refrlger- I
clean tf It la llnod with alno or I I
id. Dirt collecta, germs breed, I
9 a Leonard Cleanoble Refrlg- I
"like a clean china diah," mode I J
racks. Tbla porcelain lining la I
a knife.
without at leaat looking at the I
n peraona wbo Inspect it at our I
y j'-mhj eviuuucu, isu i ui
r wholesale. Better inSALE
J
*T *
ft
>.
________ i""""H.
, -i^g
Swing, now $12.00.
rings, now $ 4.00 f,
rinfiTR. now S 10.001 I i> I
v.
?*5
5 REDUCED jf|S
E3.50 Swings, now; $.5.00; 1
:ers now $2.50. ,ur
168-170 West M&ia 5;
' Street * at
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