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Clarksburg, Dec. 6
Telegram
THE MARC AT O CHORD
'FAUST- IX THE
TOMORRO
December 7th in the Mas
Chorus will give Gounod's "F
voices in the chorus, under
Mrs. W. Lee Williams, with
piano, and Kember's orelies
ion.
Exceptional artists have b
ling-Duga will sing Margue
a furore when she sang befc
a beautiful, full, rich, sopra
numbers she will sing is th
Song.
Mr. Hardy Williamson, of i
.Mr. Williamson has a genuim
tended range. He has had t
king arid queen of England
QUEEN'S HALL. LONDON
COLLEGE OF MUSIC PAi
Frank Croxton. a great
Mephisto. Mr. Croxton for
Lake Chautauqua, N. Y. He
Ernest Hutchinson, pianist.
It is the aim of the club to
is highest and noblest of th
better musical atmosphere,
mission has been put within t
secured from the members of
door on the night oi' the cone
If Bent On
Shopping
in Youri
The woman who wants to
give her Christmas gift a
touch of her own personal
will, should make sure to
visit the ribbon section the
first thing and plan a gift,
using ribbon as a part of it.
It may be for only a little
bow knot or tie a package or
may be an elaborate article
made of ribbon only.
Whatever your needs may
be, you will be sure of finding
in our ribbon section,
just the quality, color and
design wanted in all widths
and at attractive prices.
Floral Ril)borts J9c a Yard
These ribbons are used
particularly for making
1 QOCIAL AND
| ^MfSOiAL
(Continued from Page Three.)
L SIauc:h(or-ThoTi(son.
Hnv/1 Slininn Sl'siVi!?Jvlpr :im) V
Johannah Thorn tson. of Chariest
were married at G o'clock Tues<
evening at the home of the Rev.
It. Hess, on Euclid avenue, Slea
Heights. The ceremony was p
formed by the ltov. H. R. Hess. !
Slaughter is a sou of the Rev. W.
Slaughter, pastor of the Duff Str
United Brethren church at Stea
Heights. Hiss Thontson is a pre
incnt young society girl from Ch
leston but. had been working in
Morrison store here for some til
After a short honeymoon trip
western cities Mr. and Mrs. Slaugli
will reside here.
Annual lJazaar.
The Ladies' Aid Socieiv of the /
amston Methodist episcopal chut
will hold its annual Christmas I
zaar Thursday and Friday of t
week. The bazaar will open at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at whi
time many fancy articles of nee<
work and other articles suitable :
gifts will be offered. Supper v
n'so be served In the church basctiK
Thursday evening. The public is
cited.
To Meet Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the A
Chapel Methodist Episcopal chut
or Broad Oaks will meet at 2:
o'clock Thursday afternoon in 1
home of Mrs. . A. [Kinch. of! Arbut
park. Members Should take the X
Fair Grounds car and get off
Stopp 22.
AiTiinjie for B;iziu?r.
The Ladies' Aid Society of
ij Mark's Lutheran church met Tuesd
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Char
Axton, of Stealev Heiphts, and p<
fected plans Tor the bazaar wlii
it will .give Friday and Saturday
this week in the new Ogden build:
nn West Main street. The baza
will open at 0:30 o'clock each nioi
ing. Many liseful and beautiful ar
cles will be on sale. A special ft
ture of the affair will be the fo
sale, which will be conducted. Satv
day.
.NOTICE TO THE 1HJKMC.
All persons are duly notified tha
will not he responsible for an del
or contracts made by any other pers
man myseu.
MRS. MATT IK T. SHIELDS
.Doc. !>. 1916. Bridgeport. W. Va.
SEK OUIt KEMXAVT RCfiS
In Tnprstry. Vnlvot and Axmlnstni
neatly bound at 9Sc and 51 .'25. The;
trill not Inst lone.
T.OWVT1KS
t
1' V * ' % ftv?i * O -I \ 1
Parsons-Soude:
n ErlstSiii
Q
'5 WILL GIVE GOES'GO'S
MA SOX IE TEMPLE
W EVES'IXG.
;onic Auditorium; the M area to
'aust" in concert form, with 10O
the very capable direction of
t Mrs. Homer Williams at the
;tra. augmented for the occas
een engaged; Mrs. Elsa Gundrite.
Mrs. Duga created quite
ire the club last year. She has
no voice. Among some of the
e "King of Thule" and Jewel
NTe\v York City, will sing Faust.
2 tenor of golden timbre and exhe
honor of singing before the
at a special concert given in
. for the benefit of the ROYAL
"RONS' FFXI).
American basso, will sing
several years was a teacher at
has appeared in concerts with
and Sol Marcosson. violinist.
give to our people that which
e Divine Art. and to create a
Consequently the price of adRe
roach of all. Tickets can be
the club and chorus, also at the
:ert.
Christmas j
t ? /* T^k ? f ?
rite * Kibbo
Note Book
sewing1 bags, for covering j
clothes-hangers and for a
score and one other items, i
They are four to seven inch- ;
es wide and many pretty j
color effects; either in satin
or dull finish.
Tim Paisley Ribbon For t
Bags, 05c a Yard.
Can you think of anything
that will be more ap- j
propriate, will be more appreciated
that a new style j
handbag made of this attractive
Persian Ribbon and
which is so much in vogue?
The cost is very little if you
make the bag yourself, for
the ribbon is eight inches
wide. Unusually, striking
color combinations.
i Opera Program.
$ ! The musical people of Clarksh
J? are looking forward with much pi
ure (o the rendering of the oper;
il "Faust." which will be sang by
? : Marcato Choral Club at S:15 o'cl
<< Thursday evening in the auditor
of' the Masonic teinpe augmented
S.Z* j the following soloists: Elsa Gr
ling-Duga. soprano, as Margher
; Ha'ry Williamson, tenor. Fatist,
'Frank Oroxton, bassa. Mephisto,
the Komber orchestra witli Mrs.
nier Williams at the piano, and :
" Fee William, loader:
ley j?h'e following will be the prog
rendered with a chorus of 100 voii
Mrs. Elsa Gundling-Duga..Marghe
Hardy Williamson Fi
Frank Croxton Meph
?- Kember's orchestra, Mrs. i-lc
>m- Wiliams at the piano.
^r" Mrs. W. Foe Williams, directr
tho PART I.
ne. Overture Orche
t(> "All Hail Brightest of Days and F:
ter Faust and chorus.
"Flower Song"
Margherita.
(Kermosse) "Red or Golden".,
j Chorus.
eh j "oiear the Way for the Calf of Gc
ha- j Mephisto and Male chorus,
o ! "Song of the King of Thule". . . .
~ ! "The Jewell Song"
Margherita.
Intermission off five minutes.
j T'ART TI.
"Li'gjlit as Air"
^nt Marghtiritn, Faust. Mephisto am
and chorus.
"Maiden. Feigning to 33c Slecpi
Mephisto.
"All Hail. Thou Dwelling"
Faust.
"The Hour is iiate. Farewell". .
Margherita and Faust,
iChorus?"The Soldiers' Chorus",
.usjTrio? "Angels of Fight". ......
^ j Margherita, Faust and Mephis|
Apotheosis?"Redeemer. Christ
Aris'n Again." "Chiist o'er
Victorious." "Peace and (>
Will to Men." "Brings Our Mat
tor' All Glories."
Led Chorus.
3r
ch Coming Home,
of Miss Lillie Koblegard in visil
ng her sister, Mrs. Robert H. Wilson
ar Pittsbxirg. and will leave with ?
n- Wilson on Thursday for New Y
ti- to meet. Dr. and Mrs. .Frederick StJ
:a- ors. who will arrive Sunday ft
od Buenos Ayres, South America, on.
ir- sten.iriship Vasaria. Miss Kobleg
will return home with Dr. and IS
Stathers about the middle of Dec<
~~ ber.
, Circle Meets.
A very interesting meeting of
)ts East End Sewing Circle was held
on the home of Mrs. John McNicol
West Main street from 8 to 10 o'cl
Monday evening. At the close of
business session a social hour '
? (enjoyed and later refreshments w
j served by the hostess.
? ... .
Class Meets.
? j A very interesting meeting of
Delphian Literary class was held
I the parlor of the First Btptist chu
THE CLARKSBtTRG DA
rs \ The Shopj
iffiShl
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Our Once E
Exhibition
FINFl
FUR (
In the Salons of 1
Saturday, D
Conducted Personalli
New York For the Te
The New Separat
Best Argumem
For You to P
Many women who have
seen the new skirts feel
that they must own one and
this is particularly true of
the serviceable every day
skirts, those made of gabardine
and broadcloths and
other hard finished materials.
Then the dressy skirts
of poplin and silk are particularly
effective. $(i.75 to
?23.50.
Skirts made of superior
quality material $4.05.
j Tuesday afternoon. "Virgil's I1
iurp j was read by Mrs. Charles
eas-j"Livy. the Greatest Roman I
i of inn," by Mrs. A. M. T, Ouiinin
the and a paper on "The Life of He
ock by Mrs. Mark Harkness.
ium
t hy i Pull Iteliearsal.
iuu-1 There will be a full rehear
ita* ! the choruses of the opera of
and ; (concert form) to be held In t
and , d [tori unit of the Masonic Tom
Ho- 8 o'clock Wednesday evening a
VIrs. members are urged to be proi
their attendance and In their
rain at the appointed time.
rita To lSntjjrtain.
uist Mrs. Mord Lewis will entert
iHto cards Thursday and Friday
jmernoons. Auction bridge will h
diversion Thursday and progr
ess. euchre Friday.
stra
Auxiliary to 3l?;pt.
The members of the Auxili
Christ Episcopal church, are as
be present at the December m
to be held in the parish house a
o'clock Friday afternoon.
>ld" ?
PERSONAL
Dr. Thos. McGtiire. of Parker
is visiting his brother. Dr. .Tn
McGuire, at his home on ?
street.
Mrs. Herbert Henkiner. of G
[1 lis, O.. is spending several days
,, inj? at the home of Mr. and Mrs
ng .
ing
irs. ' "I am sending more C
ork
ith- <CT AST year so many o
fhe 'dainty', 'clever', *ju
ard twice as many. Everyone
em- ty> yet *s to as^WSSm
I
I ' WBJA1
on
ock A complete line of the
the r
icas
Hall &
the
rS Xmas Card
"viv $ ; *1
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ping Centre of Cen
m$ This I
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J
Ivery Winter
l and Sale
URS and
COATS
Dress, 2nd Floor.
December 9th
? - - I
? By Mr. Kruskal of
nth Consecutive Year
;e Skirts Are the I
t We Can Offer
urchase Them i
These are skirts that
women will pret enough service
out of to make the
skirt worth $10.00 to her.
The materials used are all
wool, unusually closely woven
and desi^med to withstand
hard wear. And
though these skirts are truly
skirts of service yet they
are made in style that are
attractive enough to be j
worn on most any occasion, j
. ; : j, j j
'ooms" liam I,. Geppert. on Seventh :
Stout. .Mrs. Henking had been visiting
listor-; tives in New York and Washi
gham.i and stopped off hero for a few
race,"! on her return trip.
John II. Hart arrived here W<
day morning to spend several
| looking after business matters,
sal ofj .Mr- and j. h. Berth;
Faust Cowen, are spending a few d?
he au- the city.
^r- Robinson is here from
ind all .
npt in "
places K. Huebel, of Wheeling.
; business visitor to the city.
I. C. Ralphsnyder. of Fairinc
! here on a business mission,
aln at Walter Bee. of Barken
'after- 'deputy state prohibition roinriii
e {be ' 01 |R here on business connoctei
essive 1 h's office.
H. W. Russell, of Parkcrsbur
guest at the Waldo.
Moses E. Shaver, of Brown
.. city business visitor.
, Mrs. J. H. Curl iff, of Ricliwo
eeting 'in T he rUy"
. a ! MisH Virginia Morgan, of Buc
;non, is a visitor in the city.
! E. C. .Tavins, of Wheeling, i;
' istered at. the Gore,
j F. L. W.Ian t is here from I
j ville on a business mission,
sburg, ' W. K. Hoffman, of Morgan
ilin P. is in the city, looking after bu
Second matters.
Mrs. .7. William Rhinn has r<
alllpo-jed from a month's visit with fi
; visit-l in Virginia.
i. \V11_ Mrs. William S. Fark<*r. of 1
hristmas cards than ever befor
f my friends called my holiday cai
:st too dear^that this year I am usi
seems to credit ME with their qu:
for
\ M-DAVIS CO.
LITY CARDS
se cards may be found at this score
Bradford
is, Tags and Seals
| ESDA Y. ]M||EMBER 6,
tral JTes/ Virginia
if^vnonA /?.wa
Ui ILIgll HUUghThere
Are Real Reasons
Why Women Prefer
Combination Suits!
One of the main reasons is
that they find combination suits
the most practical garment, they
can wear simply because it docs
away with a lot of strings and
unnecessary "knots" at their
waistline.
Trices arc less for the combination
suits than when tin- garments
are boujrht separately.
Cotton Combination Suits, "><)c.
Made of a medium wei.vrht ribbed
cdtton : havo lone: sleeves and
ankle lon.\rlh drawers. May be
had in all siv.es.
Superior quality combination
suits SI.00. These arc all of line
bleached bptton rib with soft
fleece backing. I and hiirh neck,
silk taped, short, or Ion# sleeves
and ankle or knee length drawers.
ladies* Silk and Wool Unionsuits.
$2,502
Other combination suits range
in price from 75c to
A Now Petticoat Comes
To Us Great! $2.25.
Marie Of soft, firm cotton hentherbloom
in just the width demanded
by fashion for this senson's
d r esses. I laving plaited
and flare flounces of ample
width.
This flounce is made of taffeta
in plain with contrasting colors
to match the tops.
There are two good points in
this; first, to all appearances a
silk petticoat is being worn; and
the wear is unquestionably doubled
and then some.
New Blouses of Fine
Cottons, $2 to $3.85.
Not, every woman desires a
silk waist nor is a silk waist always
desired for all uses. So
these waists of cotton materials
will be practically pleasing.
They are made of voile, batiste
and other materials designed for
fall wearing. The principal
trimming ideas are the new collars
which are mostly convertible.
Others are batiste with
hand made cmbroideried designs.
Quite a number of others are lace
trimmed. The waists, of course,
are in various styles.
street. | ingtoiir, Pa., is visiting her pa
r and Airs. John Shlnn, of 4 1
ngton s(rec(
" (lil VP
Samuel R. TJentloy lias rpti
dnns-1 ^rt,ni !l husiTiess trip to Wheel in
days George Osborne, who spent
! Thanksgiving holidays at home
y. of: returned to Morgan town,
iys in | Mrs. W. Ilrent Maxwell and cli
! ter. Miss Ruth, are in New
i Par- ! \y]iere Miss Maxwell has resume
I studies at one of the New
is a schools.
>nt, IS
3burg, |
)|jr> m Olio would- tTiink.
i taken it for a store roo
~|5 | liave boon well rememl
| articles.
yf | ROCKERS?Stronp. comfc
0 anna, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00
-ds ? REED ROCKERS?$3.00.
ng n TEA TABIiES?Fumed oak
CITAntS to match, hand d
3 Mahopany Tea Tables $6.00.
| $2.00.
TRICYCLES?Rubber tl
$3.25 and $3.50.
J J Palace F
1916.
I jl uioi//i?-jjuuut;i
None lore
Fine Silkol
Comforts, &
Ext ret Larrje. Extra i
These are comforts of chat
fore known at a price sc low.
a price considerably higher.
The material with which tl
figured quality known in the t
its finish. They are in all tl
I w hite grounds. The deep bor
or to match the center.
They are .filled with carded
miuinor. They moiusur?- <!Sx7
()nlv forty of them! an ove
Fine Novelty S
But Here Are
New t
.1 list about next door to impossible
to find truly fine shoes how,
and this is the time that so many
women want them. It turns out
that we acted wisely. Six or
more months ago in our buying
unusually heavy, as we thought
then, but mine too many as wo
are realizing now. Every day or
so. something new conies? today
I came an unusually clever piece of
j footwear in black and while. The
[
We Are Opening
Boxes of It
I IaIIHii v vllitvmnilfc! n rrt in f
. ... V ?*4V
and then1 is an unusually large
assemblage of stationery this
year because it seems as though
we could hardly get enough of
Eaton, Crane & Pike's eorrrspondence
papers to satisfy everybody.
Newly in are the white kid
! finished papers, very beautifully
Toys! To;
on the Third Floe
rents.; 0F INTEREST ro WOMEN
0 Liea |
Onion 'Const.
lriied . Peel and trim half a do/.en Spanish
i onlonu of medium sizu, i>ut In; care;
fill not to cut tin; tops too short, or
"u- the bulbs will lull to pieces whilst
. lias; stowing. Dlanch tlieni in hoiling
j water for a minute or t wo, then drain
. j them and put them aide hy side in a
sauce pan sufllci?;ntly large to hold
York j them all in pile layer. Sprinkle a
d her ( little salL and pepper over then]! and
Vorkj place upon each onion half an ounce
i of butter, mixcjtl smoothly with half
THE CHI I
by looking- into t/lic Palace, these
m. until his general delivery, Chi
bored with usful and substantial,
irtable rockers, with HAHY WA^jK
up. $1.50 and $1.75.
$4.00 and $5.00. DOLTj DRESS
plate mirror. tw<
, $1.75 and $4.25. hogany doll dres
ecorated. $1.75 each. DOLE* .BEDS?
Chairs to match, mattress and pill
HIGH OHAEFti
ired nickel finished, *1*50 *2,00 and
SWINGS?Jus
urniture &
16S-I70 W. MAIN ST.
PAGE ITVE
g Hours8a.m.to5:30p.m
mi BirliLo I
.loan His
ine Covered
Special $2.95
Good, Extraordinary II
*actor that wo have never befor
wo have sold hundreds at - fM
!ioy arc covered is a beautiful
rado as "Silkoline" because ol* .
10 favorite floral olfects upon
dors are of plain sateen or colcotton
and finished in the best
riot.? (Third floor).
hoes Are Rare f
Two Fetching
styles :|j
vamp is of patent kid, tin; tops
;uv of white washable kid: price
Another is a combination of
I Uncle kid vamps having' a medium
dark buckskin top; both in
lace and soils for $8.50.
Thirdly, is an eight inch high |jl
lace walking boot developed in |
black calfskin and comes to us J
from inn1 of the best makers
y the Christmas j
stationery
put. np iimixos in ever so many . Jm|
ways; in | jite and high colors. ^1
Then there are felted parchments ' 4
with town edges; Lawn Linen,
and the celebrated HighlandV ^
Linen. New colors, many new I
ideas in correspondence cards
and new papers. All come beautifully
boxed. Price 50c to $8. '
>r, Take Elevator I
a teaspoon of powdered su^ar. Place ft
thorn over a gentle Are. let them re- ** "<
main untlL lightly browned. then i |S
cover with good brown gravy and m
simmer until tender. Serve as hot |fl
Desirable calendars given away ft
free, al the People's store, -108 West B
Pike street. Call early and get the B
prettiest. None given to children.? V
ERS?Mahogany. or natural finish, ' ''.
ERS?White enameled, with large |S||
3 drawers and casters, $8.00. Ma- ,j|p|
-White enameled, with brass knobs,
3?Golden Oak and white enameled
t what the children want, $1.25.