The West Virginian. [volume], September 08, 1916, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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IV Handsome Women';
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KiUl&?omenwhoareacciisr
for a Suit to come to Har
Ei and examine cntihese
Suits, and comthem
with other
.
may aeem a rather darMmparlaon?it
may evmack
of the elalma ef M
ordinary coat and *iilt \?
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t we care for no be'ter *
itge, than the almpla
ment we make ? eu>
ely confident In the *
a of theae aulta.
invite comparison
EVERY FA8HION
of (tunning ?ylee?the gre
low pricea from
\ $10.00 h
Harrison's Reliable Reac
Handsome, striki:
New Mi
P which we picture h
n inkling of the mai
nally new ideas.
ia most part theae hata an
?. But the aaaemblage Inc
[: v fairly good number of new and or'gl
? : celt* by our own milliner*.
Many of the smartest and drc
m' f lower than elsewhere prices, will b
have made It a point to see and kn
, Prices from
$2.50 ti
MILLINERY SECTK
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Sixty-seven d
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Women's Fal
!??. They're here In i
^8 I ' i and fancies, bul
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J ery good leathi
m :J3Ql \THE REAL Hl
I and the happy r
| between at
:: $2.501
SHOE DEPARTMEN
All through this
thousands of dollars worth
everything for everyone?tc
to hasten early Fall buslnei
convincing proof could be a:
. the store right now.
r.
Vfortran Re-Union
Held at Oak Grove
K . A luge number of people from this
city and surrounding country attendthe
reunion of the Morgan family
I^Mileh was held at Oak Grove near
(g^Morgantown Thursday of this week.
fall-day session was held with
^speeches by Ira L. Smith, fo this city,
p.^Rer. Henry D. Morgan, also of this
fclfctty. An orchestra on the grounds
< furnished music for the day.
Jj-tThe next meeting ct the reunion
^-Will be held In Grafton In 1917. Offlgrliflfis
were elected as follows: Presldent,
X Snider, of Grafton; vice president,
Dr. X A. Cox, Morgan town; sees'
notary-treasurer, Mrs. Gall Flshback,
Among those in attendance from
>j:. ifclg city were: Mr. and Mrs. James
; EOoogle and daughter, {Catherine, and
K?wetr guests, Mr. and Mrs. Menry Mor8r
gan and son and daughter, of McKeesMpOrt,
Pa.; Mrs. James E. Morgan, Earl
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smith,
grHev. Henry D. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
W. EL Arnett, Miss Mamie Morgan,
"fc.Mr^and Mrs. A. C. Ross, Sylvanus
Br May. Among the others from a dls
I MBAWim WWO. mi O. AUUCi ouu, Ul wutsci*
. tag; Mrs. O&il FMshback, ot Grafton;
ffgDaVe "Morgan and family, of ClarkeJUDGE
INTERS COLLEGE.
practicing law for 30 years.
Judge C. G. Campbell, aged 60 years,
MHjIUlor member of the firm of Campbell,
^Rf|Brown ft Davis, one of the most promlnent
law firms in the state, will go to
^Bbtrvard University next week to study
&3*w.. He will join his son, Rolls, who
g-has been a student at Harvard for two
This Season
ter Values
5
ABLE MATERIAL
test suit rfock In town at execsa
f17.50
ly-To-Wear Department#
Floor?
ng and becoming
Winery
> clever |
a /
eon- f
!Mle?t ready-to-wear hate, and our
e a genuine eurprlae to thoee who
ow what other are asking.?
7 f7.50
)N?THIRD FLOOR
istinctly new
I Shoe Styles
II the new laata
.ton or lace?tv- a ?
sr and size. AJsSi J L
QH CUT8?like T
egular" heights lagaC/ S
nedlum styles In
0 $5.00
T?SECOND FLOOR
1 4-floor building
of new Fall merchandise?
> wear?are priced In a way
is?and no better or a more
iked than a shopping trip of
BOY DIES OF PLAGUE.
WHEELING, W. Va., Sept 8.?Ross
vaucos, agcu 10, oi utiura, a mining
town in Belmont county, Oblo, who
was brought to a hospital In this city
several days ago a victim ot Infantile
paralysis, succumbed to the disease
this morning. Local health authorities
refused to divulge the name of the hospital
In which the child had been confined
and stated that the body had
been taken to the child's home.
MM Bt m XZH
Our new line of Fall and
everything in stylish, coi
boots for both men and wo:
ing the Fall and Winter s<
styles that it would be hard
line and explain their manj
gest you pay us a visit. L
fects before the sizes are t
our medium high-top boo
hunting trip.
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Robert Hltchens, author ot "the.
Garden ot Allah."
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| MANNING!
Deniey 8. Jones, Correspondent, 7
Entertained.
Mrs. R. Mason Htte entertained a
tew friends at her home on Furboe
avenue complimentary to Mrs. H. R.
Gruber. of Tulsa, Okla., and Mr. and
Mrs. Horbert McGregor, of Parkersburg.
For Visit.
Hugh Prlchard. who has been located
In Colorado for the past two years,
will arrive in town this week for a
visit with his father, A. L. Prlchard,
of Pleasant street.
Birthday Party.
| ATiuur n uumu ouioi uiiuou uuw
ber of friends at a birthday party at
the home of his parents on Pleasant
street Thursday evening.
Personals.
Mrs. Chester Cushlng has returned
from Ravlna, Ohio, where she was visiting
with her sister.
R. H. Stewart has returned from
Fairmnot where he was looking after
business Interests.
R. Clinton Dancer, of Wheeling, was
a business visitor In town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Qulnn and children
and Mrs. McAllister and daughter
have returned from Wheeling
where they attended the fair.
Charles Holt and Mel Jacobs, of
Fairmont, were visiting with friends
here Wednesday. ._ ,
Miss Lena Pricbard has returned'to
Pittsburgh where she will resume her
! duties with the Redpath Lyceum Bureau.
after a month's vacation In town
visiting with her parents.
Joseph Hawkins is in town from
Kansas for a visit with his family on
Howard street.
Mrs. M. C. Myers, who has been
r(ulte 111 for the past few days at her
home on East Main street. Is Improving.
Miss Edna Hasklns, of High street,
haB gone to Moundsville for a visit
with Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Ice.
Paul Armstrong and Charles Miller,
of Fairmont, were in town on business
Thursday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson have
gone to Cleveland. Ohio, for a visit.
Miss Harriett Martin has returned
to her home in Shinnston after a visit
with Mrs. Clalrmont Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. John Millan, of Rymer,
have returned to their home after a
short visit with relatives In town.
W. N. Way and C. T. Fisher, of the
Eureka Pipe Line Co., have returned
from Fairmont where they were looking
after business interests.
Mrs. John Weaver and son have
returned from a visit to her home in
Steubcnvllle. Miss Sadie Hughes accompanied
ber home for a visit
John Sandy has returned from an
auto trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Florence Connelly has gone to
Trenton, N. J., where she will spend
two weeks visiting with friends.
Mr.- and Mrs. L. S. Schwenck have
returned from St. Marys, Ohio, where
they were visiting with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Hamilton have
gone for a ten days' visit in Berkeley
Springs.
Mrs. Arch Flick and Mrs. Donley |
Jones nave gone ior several days" visit
to Atlantic City.
The local suffrage organization held
an Important meeting at the home ot
Mrs. L. C. Furbee on Center street Friday
afternoon.
Sam Batson, of Clarksburg, Is In
town for a visit with friends.
Frank Fisher, who has been 1U at
Winter footwear embraces
nfortable, yet serviceable
men that will be worn duriason.
There are so many
to describe each individual
r merits. Therefore we sugadies,
see our two-tone efiroken.
Men, get a pair of
ts before you go on your
\RDISTY
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Mary Anderson, who dramatized the
Llehler spectacle.
"ON NEWS 1
9 West Main St., Bell Phone 93 M
his home in Fairmont for the past few
days is able to be out.
D. S. Jones bas returned from a visit
with bis parents in Moundsvillc.
Harry Tederlck has returned from
Colfax where he was looking after
business Interests.
Mrs. Martha Weighton, of Hundred,
is in town for a visit with relatives on
the South Side.
H. 0. Nichols has returned from
Colfax where he was visiting with his
parents.
Michael K. Hovater, of Clarksburg,
has arrived here for a visit with relatives.
The Greater Need. I
1 am very busy," said the Inventor, J
ucviamg b range nnaer wniCD?" *
"Good Lord, man," said the suburbanite,
"what a waste of time. What the ,
world needs Is not a range finder bat (
a cook finder that will star when foand I
by the ranges already located." (
Strikingly Unoriginal.
A prominent clergyman says that the
only wny to be Interesting Is to
break the Ten Commandments. How
Is that being Interesting? It's abont
the least original thing mankind can
do.
Neverj .
Ton never hear of beauty doctors In i
the country. '
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SwtI ' Bag1
CoprrftM 1916
HMHoqm of Koppcabelaflt
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)rama's Most Spectacular t
Production Will Be
Brought Here
The Llebler Company's production 3
( Robert Hicbens' and Mary Ander- B
on de Navarro's "The Garden of Al-lH
lb, on 1U fourth annual tour will ba 1 jS
he attraction at the Grand Opera g
ionae Tuesday, September 19. and Is 2
onceded to be the most spectacular B
md massive production of a drama S
hat the1 stage has ever had.
The performance will be a series 2
if realistic stage pictures of life on &
he desert. There will be wonderful N
lews of the 8ahara desert, shimmer- &
ng in the white heat of noonday. S
[lowing red and pink nnder wonder- S
ul sunsets, o^ pale and sinister un- g
ler the weird spell of tropical nights, 2
There will be the street scene and j!
he Interior of the dance hall In the g
treet of the Ouled Nalles. Benl-Mo- 2
a, both vrfld and Intoxicating. There A
rill be the scene of Count Anteoni's Ij
uxurlous garden in all its tropical Sj
plendor. A terrifying storm In thai 1
treat "waste of the world"?the do- "
art of Mogar?will be shown. Then
o the peaceful shadows of the Trap>lst
monastery at El Larglni, on the idge
of the desert.
The story In brief is: Domini Enllden
goes to Africa to seek peace
rom a previous life of sorrows and
lisappolntments. Coming to Benldora,
she is enthralled by its peaceful
lolltude. While there she meets BoIs,
a young monk, whom she knows /
inly as a traveller. After a short ac- I
lualntance, they marry and Journey '
lut into the desert, whero, under tho
ipur of conscience, Boris confesses
o his bride who and what he Is.
Then Domini persuades him to return'
o the monastery and give her up foi*
iver.
Sarah Truax, William Jeffrey. Ho
rard Gould, Tbaddeus Gray. Jamos
dason, Albert Andruss, Leo de Valiry.
Pearl Gray and the Abbott famly
of Ave. are the principles among
he hundred players that will be seen
n the play.
CLASS ENTERTAINED.
The Phtlathea class of the Highland .
ivenue M. E. Sunday school was very 1
ileasantly entertained at the homo
it Hiss Lester Stucky on Pennsyl
anla avenue last nt-ht. After a ; 1
ihort business session a social hour <
vaa enjoyed and refreshments were' *
enred. Those present were Misses '
3tta Cunningham, Lulu and Ruth 1
joodem, Delia Holbert, Edith Parker, | J
)Ia Cunningham, Hester Stucky and I
Are. P. Pitzer.
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Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes i
Indigestion. One package ~
proves it 25c at all druggists. T
WEdeUght
w w Certainties
finish and satisfa
We delight in 1
and in having it
We prize the title
worked hard and lor
We aim to give jj
they have found else
We aim forservi*
building up a wondn
L And we're doing
f KUPPENHI
& SOCIET
$10, $15
At fifteen, we
refinements that you w
pect to cost $2-50 or $3.C
We step upward to $18
$25 with noticeably im
things that show on 1
face, that register a
worth than is evidence!
increased price.
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| LEADERS OP.
j POPULAR
New Fall
Exclusive and Disti
j Women's Sis of'd
These are among the most not
H Ions. Coats are 30. 32, and 34 inct
K smartly flared. All the wanted c>I<
Bk 326.75, 331.75 and 337.76.
n his Invalids' Hotel and fonnd 87 time!
Kidney, Bladder and Uric Add trot
he kidneys are weak or diseased, these na
[efficiently, and the poisons are oarrled U
lepression, aches and pains, heaviness,
ihilliness and rhenmatism. tn some peop
ind loins, distieasing bladder disordeta an
irio acid sometimes forms into gravel or
kffects the mnsoles and joints, it causes In
Annric* conquers urio acid as hot wate
Some one daily offers his or her woi
shat Mr. Hobaob Fab*swo*th has to
leoralgia and rbenmatism in the left eh
lave not even been able to raise my ar
pain was so great Recently I decided to t
ablets bat a short time, bat the pain has ai
my arm and use it, which I conldnt do b
[ have foand that has helped me, and I h
Sltf in (he drug itcrt and g*tnAmtTic," cr
ry a Want Ad in T
in certainties in tl
of style, of fabric-wc
ction.
iiaving men ask for t
; of greater-value-give
ig to get it and we intend 1
men more for their n
where heretofore.
:e intelligently render*
dus great good will
all this with?
EIMER, THE
Y BRAND CL
i, $18, $20 01
offer We say th
ould ex- must serve and
K) more. the big thing,
i 0>oa wp'rp sn snrp
i, <pw ur "--w ?
creased- th^,we s.ay c
* get the pnce yo
-he sur- C08t 0f any in*
greater we fail to win
3 by the with this sam
rendered servic
B CLOTHING
IROEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIHQ
\ MAIN STREET
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Woman* and Mlaoea' Appartl^Bjk
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PRI0I8 TO .
WW* PIT IVIRV
nnd pursb
Millinery |
nctive Creations
Just received a ?
fine shipment of (fi
k Fisk, Gage aid I
r Reed Hats
g\ and will be shown to S
>V all our customers. It K
your hat la here, se- 3S
lect It now, do not wait S <
SPrices at f4.60 up to BS i
11 120.00. H !
isQnctive Smartness |
able arrivals In New Fall Fash- I
lea long. Skirts are full and B
>rs at $18.60, $19.76, $21.76, $24,76 g
mttV/mSSSS^W
n io Back of Neck Often
Denotes Kidney Weakness,
rmptoms of kidney trouble are sadbat
pain in back of nook and doll,
ing feelings in small of baok are to
ooked for.
Simply by realising that these
V distresses are often the onset or
signals of kidney trouble it
I//"we" get rid of them J j
1U. y immediately to \
toning the kidneys.
The very best
v.** way to do this is
by taking a little
? "Unri.' with - the
"^ S^ meals. In this way it &
is dissolved with the ,
food and Anally reaches the
kidneys, where it bee a
tonio effect.
"Annie" was reoently dlaoovered f
Doctor Pieroe, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
here It has been thoroughly tested
i more potent than lithie. ,
ibles bring mltory to many. When
tnral Alters do not cleanse the blood
> all parts of the body. There follow
drowsiness, irritability, headaches, j ;
Is there are sharp pains in the baok
d sometimes obstinate dropsy. The
kidney stones. When the nrie add
mbsgo, rhenmatisn, goat or sclattoa.
r melts sugar.
ds of praise of "Amnio." Hers is
say-?? For the last year I had
solder, and for the past six months
m and couldn't sleep at night, the
tv ' Annrio.' I have been ndbg the >'
Imost left my abonlder and I can raise" 1
efore. ' Annie' is the only remedy !
eve need dpsens of other medicines." 1 j
tend JDr. Tient 10c lor trial gdefeye. !
"he West Virginia n
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his store. & i
irth, of fit, j |l
he unusual ?. I
rs. We've :t if
to keep it
loney then i| J
id. We're ' _ | :1
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satisfy?that's,
to satisfy, and''
:ome back and ^?|
u paid, plus the
eonvenience, if
you absolutely ;^?PH
e ^ intelligently
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