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FAIRMONT. W.VA.
10,000 NEW TOYS
|t prices that will enable you to 'buy
twice the amount you thought of ? Me
chanical Trains, long running, 5c up to
$2;50; Dolls, different from, any you have
(seen, 10c up to $5,00; G-o-Carts, just like
"Ler's;1 Drums, Trunks, Teddy Bears,
ceys, Story Books, Sleighs, China
Irishes, Autos, Pianos, Sand Haulers,
Motor Bicycle Eiders, Santa Clause False
?aces.
WIN A PRIZE!
>$TRITE A LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS TO-DAY
H. Only 12 more days left?so act quick?tellSan
i# ta what you want for Xmas. 25 prizes for the best
* letters?Address your letters to
HARRISON'S SANTA CLAUS.
FREE
DELIVERY
PROMPT SERVICE
Phone or mail orders cor
rectly filled.
o
r. Jarvis Ends Successfull
Week At Presbyterian Church
and your frlendi
.Pockctbooka
Ivory Set*
HasS?!&u::: '
itatloinery
Goodi.
Robert E. L. Jarvls, of Phlla
._.jhla.*'clcsed a week so successful
ivangellstic services at the First Pros
fterian ch::rch last evening when lie
acheil a splendid sermon 0:1 tho j
Home": "Slgniflnanco of laife" to a> ;
Irene
rge.and appreciate audil/nce.
? A spirited song service preceded the
lurrmon and a solo "My Mothers Pray
geril-iwas feelingly sung by Lamar Sat
""field!
On Jan-is will remain here a week I
lejiger and will conduct services each
evening next week at the Presbyter
Schurch.
The congregations grow in numbers
I interest with each service ami
?|jeat good jias already resulted from
tii'eypowerful lessons taught by the
Splendid sermon of the evangelist.
nStajeefv "
vBBOCLAMATION!
r.V
pdasire'to call attention of our cltl
fjen's to a provision of tlio city ordl
*~ LiiceB-requiring all property owners
'"?occupants of property in the city
aont -to keep the sidewalks
^nl.'bfjtheir respective properties
[.'"The time of the year Is now at
Sfflalyhgfljlt will becomo necessary
jSSeSns to Insist upon a strict observ
~ Jicefof-thislaw. Our civic pride will
?suggest^he reasonableness of this' pro
vision and I'feel sure that any neglect
of :thls;will be rather an oversight than
harvrfse.
'will be understood from this tlmo
_ fiat 'all persons must keep tho side
..ilks clear of snow in front of their
*?S?ropeilyv, This Is particularly
SfttiptS there is any travel on and
ei- the'sidewalks.
Kg& ANTHONY BOWEN.
Mayor.
Sl2-S-5t ' '
Children Cry
" &.FOR FLETCHER'S
SPAS-TOR! A
? .
[FLOWERS
? j Hayman Greenhouse Co.
. i Wat son Hotel Bld?- Both Phones
FAIRMONT,. W.' VA.
We ask you to look at our
Beautiful display of holiday
goods. They'll please you
flTollet Wafers and Per
??*?-,
and Bristle
oli Drug Co.
"V'T*a ' J
... Juality . .a n d
Jinew go hand in
Local Boys In
Big Show At
Grand Monday
AHCHIE KOON AND EARL FREE
LAND MAKING GOOD IN MUSI
CAL PRODUCTION.
WARM WELCOME IS PLANNED BY
FRIENDS OF POPULAR AC
TORS.
More than ordinary interest Is be
ing taken In tho coming of the Broad
way Musical Comedy Company to the
Grand Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday for tlie reason that Earl Froe
land and Archie Koon,, two local boys
aie with the company. Friends of the
young dancers aro whooping it up for
a Mg reception to the lads upon their
appearance in their home town and it
is likely that large houses will greet
the performances.
Tho company which numbers 2v.
people has been playing the vaudeville
houses of tho larger cltlos all season
ar.il it has been receiving line notices
from the papers. Earl Freeland,, writ
ing The West Virginian says that the
vehicle used, the costuming and scene
ry are all that can be desired and that
tho offering will score well hero.
Friends of the hoys have purchased
the first two rows of tho orchestra
lection for the opening night and the
same evening Mr. Charles Getting"
has bought the boxen on one side of
thu house for a large party.
Young Freeland has been out with
the. company for somfi time, now act
ing In the capacity of stage manager.
Koon olned recently and both playing
purls are doing their dancing act. Both
1 icke into tho business through tho
E'.ks minlstrels aad other local slnw?
aid both are very clever boys who will
go higher in tho profession before
| mt ny years.
"
GOTTLIEB VON JAGOW.
He Is Germany'* Min
ister of Foreign Affairs.
ATHER INE MURRAY
In the big musical comedy success "T he Quaker Girl," at The Grand Opera
House, Friday, December 18th. *T he Quaker Girl is packing the
? Nixon Theatre, Pitta burgh, this week.
fSla&gyja jrowwrjtfl
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Class No. 3? of tho Diamond Street
M. E. Sunday School, held a birthday
party yesterday afternoon at the ho.no
ot Mrs. Florence Gray. There was a
large attendence and each lady paid
n penny tor each year o? her age, arid
a neat sum was realized. A tempting
courso of refreshments was served.
Mrs. Emory Richardson and daughter,
cf Mannlngton, were .honor guesta
present.
PIANO RECITAL.
The pupils of Miss Capitola Layman
gave an interesting recital this after
r.pon at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Lira
on Maple Avenue. The following pro
gramme was rendered: See pro
gramme.
MUSICAL DECEMBER 12, 1914.
Lollta Engel
Martha Clelland Isoline Hess
May Scenes Russell
Mildred Nuzum.
The Little Flirt Ziegler
Majorie Fleming.
Flower Fairies I Fearls
Pearl Jacobs Virginia Nutter.
Holly anil Mistletoe ...... Greenwald
Martha Clelland.
Tils Renard
Pearl 'Jacobs?Dana Jacobs?Winnie
Musgrove.
Full of Glee Renard
Nettle Layman.
Through Field and Forest Vogel
R!anche McElfresh?Margaret Price.
Independence Day Spaullng
Emma Johnston.
Tho Fountain Bolim
Marie Caldora.
I Begin Willey
Irene Clelland?Martha Clelland.
Concert rolka Lango
Margaret Price.
The Mill Jensen?Spaulding
Piano?Isoline Hess.
Voice?Mary Conaway.
Irene Clelland.
Moonlight On the Hudson .... Wilson
' Florence Coogle.
a?Humoreake Dvorak
b?Mazurka Meyer?Melmund
Pearl Jacobs.
Little Curly Head March .. Holcombo
Genevieve Fletcher?Majorie Fleming.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Homans' Foreign Missionary So
ciety ot the Diamond Street M. E.
Church, will meet Sunday afternoon
at two-thirty o'clock ot the church.
Tills Is the time to collect the quarter
ly dues and the annual Chll?tMMMSM!
.AU memben * - " *
REV. BENT VERY ILL.
The many friends will regret to
learn that Rev. Bent,, ot Huntington,
formerly of this ward- is seriously ill
of bipod poison, and has been very
much worse, the past two days.
MOVING TO GRAFTON.
Mr. and Mrs. William Arnett ar.)
moving from tliis ward to Grafton,
wliore the former has accepted a po
sition.
Personal*.
Mr. Paul Workman is able to be out
after a few weeks illness.
Miss Eleanor Protzman, of Diamond
Street is able to be out after a few
days illness.
Mr. John Smartz has been quite
sick for several days.
COURT NEWS
Deeds Filed.
Lee Morgan and wife to William
Downs, a parcel of land In Lincoln
district. Consideration ?1 and other
valuable considieratlon.
Walter R. Haggerty, special commis
sioner, to Clement Davis, a parcel of
land on Helen's Run in Lincoln dis
trict, consideration $420.
Hiraui R. Linn to Daniel W. Kirk,
a parcel of land on Rudy's Run. Con
sideration $1,250.
Jatnos Fisher and wife to the Coun
ty Court of Marion county, a parcel
cf land on Little Blngamon Creek in
Lincoln district. Consideration tJOO.
- Licenses Issued,
Ambrose Pasquale, 21, and Sabbel
lucla Pasquale, 35, both of Monongah.
Paul H. Watkins, 21, aud Julia E.
Ifayhurtt, both of Watson.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There is a constitution
al cause for this trouble. Mrs. M.
Summers, Box W, Notre' Dame, Ind?
'will send free to any mother her suc
cessful home treatment, with full in
structions. Send no money, but write
her today fi your children trouble you
in this way. Don't blame the child,
the chances are it can't holp it. This
treatment alio curesadultiandaged
people troubled. with urine difficul
ties by day or night.
. , ? , T
Feel It
a Duty to
Mankind
to Let All
Know of
My Cure.
Peruna
Did It.
Mr. W. H. Chanel", R. P. D. 2.
Suthcrlln. Pittsylvania Co.. Vt,
writes: '."For the past twelve months
I have been a sufferer from catarrh
of the head. Since taking four bot
tles of your Peruna I feel like a
different person altogether. Tho se
vere pains In my head have disap
peared, and my entire system has
been greatly strengthened.
"This Is my flrst testimonial to the
curative qualities of any patent
medicine. I feel it a duty to man
kind to let them know of Peruna.
fci my estimation It Is the greatest
Medicine on earth for catarrh."
We have thousand? of testimonials
like Mr. Chaney'B. Some of them
were cured after years of suffering
and disappointment In finding a
remedy.
Send for free copy of "Ills of Life."
The Peruna Co., Columbus. Ohio.
Those who objsct to liquid modi
cinos can now procure Psruna Tab
lets.
Sweden To
Make Inquiry s
About Mines
extensive damage has been
DONE TO SCADINAVIAN
SHIPPING.
NEWSPAPERS BLAME GERMANY
AND SAY INDEMITY SHOULD
BE DEMANDED.
By Associated Press.
STOCIvHOLMn, via Lonilo , Dec.
11?The foreign office has Instituted
Inquiry Into laying of mine In Swed
ish waters which caused extensive
damage to shipping of this country.
The particular purpose of inquiry is
lo ascertain, by what nation tho
mines were laid and what purpose
prompted the action. The laying of
the miijfls has stirred public feeling
deeply, and ty.e. press continues ifs
agitation vigorously. ".
Some of the newspapers state that
the mines were laid by Germany and
demand that an Indemnity ho paid
by that country.
WORTHINGTON NEWS.
Mrs. Jas. I. Michael of Fairmont, was
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mahala Coch
ran, here last Wednesday.
Paul K. Tetrick was registered at
the Brunswick hotel in Wheeling on
Thursday of this week.
Work on the new school building is
progressing and it Is hoped to iiave it
ready for occupancy early in the new
year.
While other incorporated towns are
making arangements for the regular
January election, we have heard noth
ing said In Worthlngton in repard to
that Important matter.
Editor H. C. Ogden, of the Wheeling
Intelligencer, was in town for a short
time on Wednesday shaking hands with
many of his boyhood friends.
Mrs. Selmour Norman, who has been
seriously ill for a long time, is much
worse at this writing and is not expect
ed to survive much longer.
Mrs. Henry King, who underwent a
severe surgical operation at the Cook
hospital several weeks since, is im
proving and it Islioped that she will be
fully restored'to'health In the near fu
ture.
Mrs. Mariah Jacobs, who has been an
Invalid for the past two years, is con
fined to her bed.
Miss Madge Brumage, assistant post
mistress, is able to Ire out again after
a long seige of typhoid fever.
Mr. T. J. Tetrick, of near here, met I
j with quite a loss the first of the week
when his barn, Ailed with hay and other
feed, was entirely destroyed by fire.
The fire was started by two of his small
children who were playing about the
barn with matches and ignited a bale
of hay.
The first paragraph In our scheme of
reapportionment la our last letter got
somewhat twisted, and in order to make
it plain we give that portion again:
The First district would comprise the
counties of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio,
Marshall, Wetzel, Marlon, Tyler and
Pleasants, with a population of 202,4 32,
and would give the Republican candi
date a majority of 2,261 over his Demo
cratic opponent, based on the vote of
1912, and a majority of 1,073 based on
the vote of 1914.
Arch Brumage, who has been work
ing for James I. Michaels In tho gas
field near Cleveland, Ohio, arrived at
home on Thursday night for a few days'
visit.
Barry H. Cole
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing,
ladies' Work a Specialty.
Suits Hade to Meaiure.
Send n? your work by, parse]
Style and Quality ? W
Prices-Tempt- ' *
' Ingly Low
S From Madeira
\ \ DAYS FOR
A 1 XMAS SHOPPIE
Handkerchiefs
For Chris
I
Exquisite Hand-Embroidered Handkerchief? of
sheer linen, hand embroidered corners. Exquisite
designs at ..
Hand Embroidered Initials, hundreds to select
from. The largest and finest collection we have
ever shown at
Austrians Lose
Many Prisoners
LONDON', Dec. 12.?A dispatch from
N'ishl servia contains a statement giv
en); additional details of the recent
r.rerwhelming victory over the Austri
an* claimed by the Servians in north
west Servia "The pursuit of the ene
my is proceeding." The statement
says:
"Especially on our left and centre"
The statement reviews the fighting
from December 3d to 7th, inclusive,
it estimates that the total numbor
prisoners taken at over 22,000.
THE YELLOW PERIL.
Japanese Warnings.
The Japanese early sought for the
truth, and their earliest knowledge
depended on ahealthy stomach. Thoy
eat very little and practice "Jiu-Jltsu"
?muscular exercise' from youth up.
The stomach is the center of the body
from which radiates our vitality,
strenuoslty, our fighting strength. A
healthy stomach turns the food we
eat Into nourishment for the blood
stream and the nerves. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery refreshes
and ton^.sd up,.^, stomach walls. Re
ttoves' tie poisonous gases from the
system.
The first day you start to take this
reliable medicine, impure germs and
accumulations begin to separate In
the blood and are then expelled
through the liver, bowels and kidneys.
In place of the Impurities, the ar
teries and veins gradually get fresh
vitalized blood and the action of this
good blood on the skin means that
pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema,
rash, acne and all skin blemishes will
disappear. Then you must remem
ber that when the- blood is right, the
liver, stomach, bowels and kidneys be
eome healthy, active and vigorous and
you will have no more trouble with
indiglgcstion, backache, headache and
constipation.
Get Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery today at any medicine dealers;
it is a powerful blood purifier, so pen
etrating that it even gets at the im
pure deposits in the joints and car
ries them out of the system.
It Is not a secret remedy for its
ingredients are printed on the wrap
per.
For free advice or free booklet on
blood, write Dr, V. M. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Free. Dr. Picrce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent tree on re
ceipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay ex
pense of wrapping and mailing only.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by judg
ment or otherwise on the real es
state, or any part thereof, ot Howard
A. Jamison:
lit pursuance of a decree or the In;
termcdlate Court of Marion jooUEty,
West Virginia, made In a cauao thoro
In pending 10 subject UjefocMpfiiSto
of tho Bald Howard A. Jamla_qB^t&tho
satisfaction of the lions
are herey required to
claims held by you and eacb>-'c>f Tyou
against tbe said Howard A. janjlaon,
wlilchc are liens on his res! eatA^bi or
any part ot It for adjudlcatjon jtb me
at my office In the PeopleivNational
I'ank ullding. In tbe city ot Falrmoni,
in said arlMon county, on or before tho
l'6lh day ot Decemer, 1914.
Given under my hand this* 27th: day
November, 1914.
FRANCIS THRALLS, i
Commissioner.
Nov. 27, 4,11, 18.
cf
.?...
FLOWERS
Hayman Greenhouse Co.
W.>( son Hot l l Rlcl^.-Botl? Pho.CS
FAIRMONT, W.VA.
?.. ;-w,;r,...yv^v3fr^'l
r. <^*saBaut)8
Order your coal from McCOI COAb
COMPANY and get the Wt-PITTS-s
BUHG GAS COAL. ' Eyei^ loaSd Relish
ed and full weight guaranteed. Prompt
delivery ariy'fcla'tftf^fiffflljf"
Phones: Office
Bell 129
Consol. 128
Mine: Bell 788J.
11-20-e.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
lnUwForOv.r30Y.ar9
Always bears ?s*
the
Signature of
Mountain State , Bra
Sweet Applf
CIDia
Made by the Morgan Coi
Cold Storage Company, ofiBeS
ley Springs, W. Va.
The molt healthful,: nutritive
temperance drink.: J-ij?
Made from thoroughly,*
ed, selected apples. Gro
the great Eastern Pan HjndJ
If not'cirried by.yourfjjre,
phone Frsnk Morgan, eltl
phone. ^
This clder~has beeivtejtic
the Prosecuting Attorney
Morgan County and waaappr
ed by him aa being nonSleot
Ic. . ' . -....'.'I'
FREE ENGINEERING
ADVICE
Oar Industrial Power Department is composed of??>ni
the application of gas for power, either through the:guy
or (team boiler.
We offer yon assiitanoe in Hiring four power problen
out obligating you.
Our airioe ii given only after we make carefnl testa, ?
present equipment. A report of they .teats will be left w
whether yon decide to do bnsincn with ns or not.
. * 1 ? " - y.jr&S
If others in your line of bniines can profitably ^Bse|itj
yon can also.
There is no time like "HOW" to get the facta
your case.

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