BFOR MEN'S
E HEAVY FLEECE
'LINED 8H1HT8
OR "DRAWERS;
ALL SIZES.
Sale Price.
1
FOR MEN'S
i WARM FLEECE
'IJINED UNION
8UITS; EXTRA
Sale Price.
FOR MEN'S
COAT SWEAT
ERS, . EXTRA
HEAVY RIBBED
OXFORD AND
BROWN.
Sale Price.
HEAVY.
SwS?-ft
Sale Price.
FOR MEN'S
DRESS SHIRTS
WITH OR WITH
OUT COLLARS;
NEW PAT
TERNS.
Sale Price.
79c
FOR BOYS GEN
UII\fE FURCAPS
MADE TO PULL
DOWN OVER
EARS.
FOR. MEN'S
DRESS OR
WORK PANTS
IN-SOLID COL
ORS OR NEAT
STRIPES.
. Sale Price.
37'/,
FOR MEN'S
WOOL PROCESS
OR "HANES"
RIBBED SHIRTS
OR DRAWERS.
Sale Price.
86c
FOR FIBRE
SUIT CASES,
MADE WITH
BRASS LOCK
AND CLASPS.
FAIRMONT, W.VA.
YEAR END SALE
start?saturday"dec l?'?AH"lVL
DRASTIC REDUCTION OF PRICES
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THAT WILL REBOUND TO THE BENEFIT OF THE MASSES OF THE PEOPLE, MARKS THIS
SALE AS THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE EVENT OF THE YEAR. ENORMOUS NEW FRESH
STOCKS OF THE MOST DEPENDABLE MEN'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, HATS,
SHOES, FURNISHINGS, ETC.; DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FURS, RUGS, TRUNKS, SUIT CASES,
ETC., GO ON SALE AT PRICES THAT WILL
NET YOU SAVINGS OF 25 TO FIFTY PER CENT
THIS TIMELY MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY COMING IN THE HEIGHT OF THE HOLIDAY'S
SEASON, WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOSE WHO MUST MAKE EVERY PENNY SPENT DO ITS
UTMOST. JOIN THE CROWDS THAT WILL SURELY ATTEND THIS SALE IF YOU VALUE THE
SAVING OF ACTUAL MONEY. A VISIT WILL PROVE INTERESTINGLY ECONOMICAL AND
PROFITABLE.
Sale Price.
39c
FOR LADIES'
FLANNEL
GOWNS IN
PLAIN WHITE
OR NEAT
STRIPES.
Sale Price.
19c
FOR LAD'lES'
WARM FLEECE
RIBBED VESTS
OR PANTS;
REGULAR SIZES
Sale Price.
39c
FOR LADIES'
COAT SWEAT
ERS, FINE RIB.
BED; IN OX
FORD AND
WHITE.
Sale Price.
39
FOR DOUBLE
BED BLAN
KETS, IN GREY
TAN OR WHITE
?3 LIMIT.
Sale Price.
48c
FOR LADIES'
FELT BED
ROOM SLIP
PERS, IN BLUE
OR RED TRIM.
Sale Price.
39c
FOR LATEST
MODEL LA
DIES' CORSETS
FULL LENGTH.
IN SIZES , UP
TO 30.
Sale Price.
FOR SIZE 42x36
BLEACHED
PILLOW CASES
READY FOR
USE.
Sale Pricc.
29c
FOR FULL
SIZE 72x90 BED
SHEETS. READY
HEMMED; 6 TO
A CUSTOMER.
/RADICAL PRICE REDUCTIONS
IN MEN'S AND BOY'S
?2. CLOTHING
THE LP WEST PRICES POSSIBLE
ON LADIES? SUITS, COATS
DRESSES m
SUSTAINING OUR WELL-EARNED
REPUTATION AS THE LOWEST
PRICE CLOTHIERS IN THE STATE.
THE VALUES ARE AMAZING.
AND SKIRTS COMPRISING THE S
TYLES MOST IN DEMAND AT
PRICES THAT ARE NO CRITERION
OF THE GREAT VALUES. BAR
GAIN PRICES GALORE.
lad,es' bl*ck
/. CLOTH LONG COATS
* OR SERGE DRESSES.
SALE PRICE FOR
MEN'S SUITS AND
OVERCOATS; VAL.
UES UP TO $8.00.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE LINE OF RUGS IN THE CITY AT
PRICES YOU WILL ACKNOWLEDGE LOW ENOUGH
SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
SALE PRICE FOR
MEN'S SUITS AND
OVERCOATS; VAL
UES UP TO $12.50.
FOR LADIES' SILK
MESSALINE DRESS
ES; WORTH $8.00
AND $10.00.
SALE PRICE FOR
MEN'S SUITS AND
OVERCOATS; VAL
UES UP TO $15.00.
FOR LADIES' AND
MISSES' DRESS
'COATS; VALUES UP
TO $10.00.
FOR SIZE 36x72
AXMINSTER RUGS
?HANDSOME DE.
SIGNS.
FOR VELVET
RUGS, SIZE 27x54:
BEAUTIFUL PAT
TERNS.
FOR SIZE 27x54
MATTING RUGS;
BRIGHT COLORS.
SALE PRICE
SALE PRICE FOR
MEN'S SUITS AND
OVERCOATS; VAL
UES UP TO $16.50.
FOR LADIES' SUITS
AND COATS; ALL
WOOL MATERIALS;
WORTH $12.50.
Year End Sale
Starts Saturday
December 19th,
FOR LADIES' SUITS
AND COATS, FINEST
TAILORING; WORTH
$15.00.
FOR GENUINE
SMITH BRUSSELS
9x12 SE AM L E SS
RUGS.
SALE PRICE FOR
SCHLOSS BROS.' &
CO. MEN'S SUITS;
VALUES UP TO $20.
FOR SIZE 9x12
TAPESTRY RUGS
Full Room Slio.
Snip nf MUFFS FROM 9Sc UP
one SET FROM ., $1.98 UP
YARD FOR TA
BLE OIL CLOTH
FANCY COLORS
SPOOL FOR
CLARK'S 0. N.T.
6 SPOOL LIMIT
FOR LADIES'
HANDKER
CHIEFS; DOZ.
LIMIT.
FOR MEN'S
GUN METAL
SHOES; WORTH
$2.50. _
FOR LADIES'
FAST COLOR
STOCKINGS.
FOR BOYS
SUITS AND
COATS, WORTH
$3.00.
FOR MEN'S
HOSE, ALL COL
ORS; 10c KIND
FOR FULLSIZE
BED COMFORTS
WORTH $1.23.
FOR MEN'S
CANVAS
VALUES.
GLOVES; 10c
SPECIAL
>8.00 FOX
SET, SALE
PRICE
ORIGINATORS AND LR DERS OF LOW PRICES IN FAIRMONT ?STRICTLY ONE PRICE?THE LOWE ST TO ALL
BIG BRIDGE RUN.
Fairmont, R. F. D. No. 2.
'Mrs. Chas. Merrlfleld and son, Fred,
yere shopping In Fairmont, Thursday
l&st ,-w?6k.
';MIs8 Elizabeth Heffin is visiting
Johnston's Studio
Colonial Theatre Bldg Bell Phone 245-R
HAVE SITTINGS MADE AT ONCE
As a Christmas Sift
A handsomely mounted photograph of
yourself will be a lasting tribute ? in
creasing in value as time passes,
&V ' *
at Dakota at this writing.
Mr. Guy Fetty of QarnesvIllG spent
from Wednesday evening until Sunday
wltli his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Fctty, of this place.
Mrs. Will Fotty was shopping in
Fairmont Tuesday of tho pa stweok.
Mrs. Maynoerd Satterfield spent
Saturday night at Mr. Philip Hawkin
berry's, near this place.
Mr. Guy Wilson was In Our nun,
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Chas. Fetty was calling on his
brother, Mr. Will Fetty, Thursday and
was also calling on Chas. Merrlfleld.
Mr. Glenn Merrlfleld and Mr. Will
Satterfleld, of Barnesville, were call
ing on Mr. Will Fetty, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Sidney Merrlfleld was in Fair
mont, Tuesday.
Mlssos Pearl and Opal Metz, of this
place, atended Sunday school ut
liamcsvllle Sunday.
Mrs. Neason Hawklnberry and little
son Blaine, are staying at Mr. Josslo
Fetty's, at this time.
Mr. Walter Fetty was a Fairmont
visitor Saturday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Merrlfleld anil
children, Konneth and Lester, of near
this place, spent Saturday- night anu
Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. J
and Mrs. Clias. Merrlfleld.
Curmet Satterfleld, who has pneu
monia fever, was better when last |
heard from.
Mrs. Rhoda Wilson, of near this
place, has been on the sick list for
the past week, 1b somewhat better
at this writing.
Mr. Hersel Lamen, of Paw Paw, was
tailing on Mr. Will Fotty, Wednes
evcning.
Rev. D. B. Grovos, ot Barnesville.
was in Our Run Thursday ot last week.
Mrs. Will Fetty was in Dakota last
Saturday.
Mr. Ernest Satterfleld is visiting
his cousin, Mr. Fred Merrlfleld, at'
this ?wrltlng. '
Mr. Will Fetty^was^worklng for his
father, Mr. Will Fetty, Saturday last."
They were hauling corn from the
Mr. William Hawklnberry, of near
tills place, spent Saturday night anil
Sunday with Ills grandfather, Mr.
Walters, of Mannlngton, who is on the
sick list.
Mr. Clause Satter'fielU, of Dakota,
was visiting Mr. Fred Merrifleld Sat
urday night and Sunday.
LOWESVILLE.
<5
P. W. Low, who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks,
able to bo out again.
Georgo Bothwell arid family have
moved from Paw Paw, I'a., to the
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy?If You Know Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
The secret of keeplns young.-'Ms to
fool young?to do this you must watch
your livor and bowols?there's no need
of having- a sallow complexion?dark
rings under your eyes?pimples?ra bil
ious look In your face?dull eyes with
no sparkle.
Your doctor will toll you ninety pep
cent of all sickness cornea from lnactlvo
bowols and liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in
Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and
bowels, which he gave to his patients for
years.
Dr. Edwards* Olive Tablets, the substi
tute for calomel. Are gentle in their action,
yet always effective.
. They, bring, about that exuberance of
spirit, that natural buoyancy, which should
be.enjoyed by everyone, by toning tip the
liverand clearing the system of impurities,
|Ybij;will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab
le til 6y" t h el rr;o 1 i v eTcol o r.1^QcT?n^r ~
eAUmT^et^M5^0olpaig5i?al?
property of John Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Vashblnder,
of Clarington, Ohio, who have beon
visiting relatives here, tlio past week,
returned home last Thursday.
Misses Maggie Fisher and Lucy
Hawley, were the guests of Miss Oris
Hood last Sunday.
A series of revival meotings are
now in progress at the Union Church,
conducted hy the Rev. Mr. Odell and
Rev. H. C. Chapman.
The Bethlehem Steel Company has
cause for rejoicing this Thanksgiving
$60,000,000 order for guns and ammuni
tion:
Oh, God, the pity of it?the shame.
A day is set apart for prayer in the
cause of peace, and we Send ship
loads of provisions for the starving
orphans in foreign lands, while big
business ships materials to murder
men and cause more misery. It with
peace in one hand, and the instru
ment of murder in the other is in
Ueeping with the spirit of Him who
nineteen hundred years ago brought
peace on earth and good will to men,
wo fall to see it'
The report that Woodrow Wilson
is tiring of the presidency and will not
aslc for a second term would make
a good cold weather topic anyhow.
The buy-a-bale of cotton has eX'
tended to Europe but the demand is
for guncotton only.
A noted doctor recommends laugh
ter as a remedy to suffering human
ity. The doctor is a .little alow,, -but
not too late, however.: Several years
ago this cure was discovered in.LoW,
""e an das a consequence there is
it's not only harrowing, but expensive
to (all outside tho breast works.
In making their plea for help to
was :?ver$*wlS?Itra
corn. Comrtr^tmWO?
tained the rsamewln?
some were UQUlditwDM]
vutm-rr
YtakN DeeA
bad* limp.
Hp K*d to ride
"wrappers"
Now comes "GBTS
discovered formula?thegxra
a new principle andjfaSMmf
that never fails. Thlsiia^whjJ
IT" has rrown in threejT?M
the blifKest-selllnir > COWtMgJ
world has ever knovz^pH
There's no more neeftffOEjj
with corns, no more"dl?nnir|
tint:. There's nothin**toJ?r?
on tho corn, nothing; toj&jw
flesh, to "pull" tbe; corn]ga
pain. Put two' drops YojgTOj
on In two seconds. %'sgTba
For any corn, cal lu?.j wertio ft
?'GETS-IT*' Is soldOTT^J
everywhere, 25c a botUe^orgj
rect by E. Lawrence
Park&T|gggl|
And Norris
Exquisite
Candi^S
In all' size package*. Glace
Nuts, Chocolates^EBonlBonsa
Aasorted ChocolawCtOoBiii]
Cherries, Cream^rarjjNuua
Nutted Chocolates, Assorted
Chocolates, selected centers,
Blanched AlmonSfflNpfljAt)]
Arcadian and chocolate cov
ered Caramels. All In spe
cial Xmas packaaeCTnalBM
kets.
Where Qualit
Cleanliness go
hand. | "?jfil?
FIRST TIME IN FAIRjMCO]
JOHN P. SLOCUM PRESENTSSffl
'?-i
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WITH AN INCOMPARABLE CAST AND^THE
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