The West Virginian. [volume], November 24, 1916, Page PAGE 10, Image 10

About The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974

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NEW StHEHLE FOR
BE B. U TRAINS
Kc A Abo Make Slight ChangBByL'v
pMii order to permit through New
gjvAWc to Chicago pasenger* traveling
Btrm Pullman to make connection with
yyWnla 81 ont of Den wood Junction, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
SfftliA' amvnnpMti that it's daw winlpr
EwlU ihow Train G". leaving
t at 4:25 instead of 6:13 p. m.
nge will not affect travel out
ont on this train inasmuch as
kets aold for this train are
ellng, where connections can
for most points west.
So. 63 from Fairmont to MorConnellavillc
and Pittsburgh
e Fairmont at 4:10 p. m. in4
p. m. Train No. 2 FairClarksburg
on the new time
lvob here at 10:10 a. m. in10
o'clock.
onongahela railway also states
ange will bo tnsdc in the runee
of Pennsylvania express
avea here at 4:IX on the pros
idule to the extent that the
1 run from Fairmont to Pittstwo
minutes less time. Scheilgea
take place December 2.
nmemorate Anniversary
. T. Webb class of the First
hurcli South, celebrated the
anniversary of its organizunight
at the church. A pro
music and readings was rcntd
refreshments were served.
Personals,
lame Hail returned this morni
Catonsville. Aid., where site
it the summer.
!. E. Hutchinson accompanied
granddaughter. Helen Hutchis
gone to the home of the lat
neinnatl. O Miss Helen had
3 guest of her grandparents
al weeks.
| We Invit
If you were to visit ti
Bj|^ pianos than we are displ
|i"; : beautiful instruments.
p'i Our Lin
Instruments,<
i: Quality unexcelled. No other
KSfLJ': ' such universal recognition or su
Ev; I - Long recognized us n |ii?no ot
P *' hullt upon artistic lines.
ffs . The oldest piano made in Ame
We have several othei
j'; price to suit every incorr
H : means.
: We have a great line t
L" secured specially for the
RTn | has reduced our stock.
K Davis
p| 314 Main Street
| Town Talk fl
Service* at Barrackville?J. F. Ice
; will* preach Sunday. November 26. at
' Barrackville in the Red Brick church.
. Services will be held In the morning
| at 10:15 and In the evening at 7:15.
?
Music at Chapel?An artistic musi
cal program was rendered this morn,
Ing at the high school chapel exercises
which was greatly'enjoyed by the pu
j pile and a nnmoer of visitors. The
I musical program was in charge of Mis:
Etfiel St. Horseman, head of the nut,
sic department of the school. The
high school orchestra whirr was recent
: Iv organized, made Ha initial appearI
once and the numbers rendered wero
. ninnh aninvnd Kv thn nf iir>r>nf a Dthar
I numbers which deserve special men
' rlon were Riven by the boys- glue club,
jtho girls- glee rlub. a violin ou. .
jhenc Vincent and Jamison Meredith
and a piano solo by Miss Katbcn.ic
j Moore. 1 nis afternoon and tonight
the scnool 's shotting tho moving ptr
ture. "The Making of a Kord." The
show tonight will begin at 7.10 o'clock
i Missirn Wcrkcr Speaks Tonight?
| Rev. John A. Here Shipley, missionary
I from Shanghai. China, representing
jthe M. K. church, south, will speak toj
j.ight in tile Williams Memorial church
] at 7::{< . All of the church congregulions
in the city have been invited to
, come and hear llcv. Shipley and a well
i tilled house is anticipated. Rev. Ship1
ley formerly attended college at the
same time Rev. R. T. Webb, pastor of
the local church was there. Rev. Shipley.
who arrived this afternoon, is vis
. Itlng at the home of Rev. Webb.
Donation Day at Hospital?Donation
day will he observed liy the Women's
fiospital Association next Monday aft
ernooti. November 27. when it is rrciuested
that members of the association
and others Interested will make
donations of canned fruits. Jellies, preserves.
etc., for use in the hospital
this winter. The executive hoard of
tho association will he at the hospital
at. 2:30 ami will remain there the rest
of the afternoon to receive (lunations.
Broom field to Speak ? The Kieh'h
ward Rihle class will meet this oven
IrtK at 7:30 o'clock at the White school
Special !
of t
World's B<
m
e You to Ii
FINE INST
10 most elegant piano store o1
laying right here in Fairmont
e Consists of the f
any one of which woi
INWAY
piano in the world has over received
ch high honors as the Stcinway.
VABE
beautiful tone, fine construct ion and
KERING
rica today. It has a world wide rcpur
makes at more moderate pr
le, from the mansion to the coi
0 select from, and we are shov
1 holidays. You ought to see i
>, Burkhai
house. Dr. J. C. Broomfleld will ad-j
dress (he class.
Barker Society Meets?'The Llewe-1
lys F. Barker society for the study of'
medicine met last night at Cook hospital.
Those present were: .Drs. Waddell.
Fleming. Carr. McDonald. Graham.
Johnsona and Smith. The following
papers were read and discussed:
"Embalming." by Dr. Henry; "Histology
of the Kidney," by Dr Johni
son Members absent and subject to
a fine. Dr. Harness and Dr. G. H.
llrownfleld. Visitor present. Dr. W. 11
Sands. The amendment to the by-laws
MuniinK inc mcrauorsmp to sti, atui
the time of admission of members to
the month of November and DecentI
ber was advanced to its second reading.
Fannie Selena Reprieved?Fannie]
' Sellenp. James Oates. Frank Dedvenka
and Hiram Stevens ail sentenced to
1 serve six months in jail for violation
of an injunction growing out of'
! sj
'I Another big reduction on
| ment inspected meats at t
I Star Casl
I Bell 233-J. 312 Madisc
A FEW SPECIALS
? Chuck Roast
? Rib Roast
I Beef to Boil
% Pork Loin Roast
? Whole Pork Shoulder
| Fresh Spare Ribs
Neck Bones, 3 lbs. ..
All Pork Sausage ...
? Home Dressed Veal, Lamb
? All Brands Milk, tal
>0000.0o ooo.ooo.ococ&^c^aoooooc
Showing
JSSS
sst
ispect Our
RUMENTi
F the largest cities you would
. Our piano parlors are cro
"ollowino WnrW R<
lid be an Ornament i
hard]
Clruso's favorite. The selection
greatest tenor is the linest tribute tu
strument.
krak;
, A piano that has stood the lest fo:
a Krakaucr that has worn out.
matchles!
At a popular price there is no pint
ices. In fact we have a piano
ttage, and from the millionairi
ring beautiful designs in thes
this magnificent display of pi;
m & Tyle
Aw ^ %%
"i.f -'\ <;.
the coal strike In Brooke county some-11
time ago, were (ranted a reprieve of [ t
sixty days by President Wilson yea-it
te'rday In order that applications for 1
pardons from each of them can be in-11
vestlgated. United States Marshall]
Ned Smith handled the matter upon
receipt of a telegram from Washing- j,
ton. 11
Night School Meeting?Persons who j
arc Interested in the organization of u |
night school will meet tonight at T: r.O (
at the high school. The promoters o!
the project desire to talk with those
persons who want tho school to be
organized and to this end it is urged
that Interested persons attend the dls- 1
cusslon. :.
May Withdraw Protest?A sort o[ tentative
agreement was reached at the
telephone merger conference held yestprtlay
afternoon in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms that the protest of
the business men of Fairmont would |
he withdrawn If the telephone comnnnSnu
wnlt 1 rl lnoliw1? PnUnlom M'naft*.
ptiUiv.>- < '? ?! IUVIUUC r all Tien, ?iuim- ;
inctori and Karmincton in their local,
cc8Xfooc(C(ooc^wooo:we^oooa
8;
all thp hivil 17. S. Govern- g
, ja
he g
i Market f
>n Street. Con. 769-L. |
FOR SATURDAY.
15c-16c
18c %
12'/, |
20c ;
18c g
15c ?
25c
18c-20c
i, Fresh Fish and Oysters, o
1 10c; babv size 5c. >
v
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Stock of I
5 I
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i:
not find a better line of %
svded to capacity with ?
unowned I
in Your Home |
MAN
of the Ilardmnn by the world's 8
the sterling worth of this line in- ?
OJER
r 47 years. There has never been g.
5 MILTON
to that is a more general Uavorlte. .jjj;
i to suit every home, at a |i
e to the man of moderate | j
?'
e celebrated instruments, ?
anos before early buying g,
ar Co. |
Mgr. I
ilitcIlT
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lervice.' This the telephone representatives
present stated might be
lone. The flnal hearing of the matter
eefore Public Service commission Is
)et for December 1.
Marathon Pianist?J. M. Wuterburv.
who claims the long distance record
lor piano playing, will begin at the
Dixie theatre Monday at noon ami plar
continuously in an attempt to break
lis own previous record of 67- hours
Hid 7 minutes.
Entertained
The Ladies' Aid society of the (Hover
Gap llaptist church were delightSpecialH
fin Sale for'
VIIVUIV IVI
Buy early and save money
giving shoppers.
With our low-as-ever old f
traordinary bargains here
buy in dependable wearing
39c 48
For men's fleece- For boys' s
line;! or nbbed coats, w?tl
shirts or drawtrs shawl coili
50c values values.
9.65
For men's ntgv winter suits an
overcoats, all wool materials, po
Itively worth $15.00.
48c 2.S
For boys'
For men s drees jnaw toai3
shirts attached or u|ar p|al(j
no collars, values sizes to 1ti
up to 75c. $4.00.
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Fashion's Demand for
Novelty Now Extends
to Young Folk's
Shoes
For no self respecting lad or
miss is satisfied these days with
Ihe old-rashined plain jnvu12lit*
footwear. This fall it is
high cut English laced boots,
white top patents and other derided
novelties for the girls.
Distinctive English Cordovan
or Cordo-Calf. real man-tvpc
shoes for thc hoys.
Neolin soled shoes aro inueh
favored by the boys.
Here "Novelty Footwear" has
come into its own?and thc Tivest
boys aud girls know it.
I'rices for liig boys and growing
girls, sizes 2 to <i, $2.50 to
PA
Small sizes $1.25 to $3.00.
Wo are showing gome special
values in school shoes.
Boys' buckle hoots, sizes 10
up to 5%. Priced $2.15 to $3.S0
This style for boys In black,
also the new dark tan cordo-calf
$3.00 to $4.00.
Shurtleff & Welton
i ' " 1 r''?v!
| folly entertained Wednesday at a din'
ner given by Mrs. Mattie Youst at
her home In Clover Gap. Tlioae pre*-1
lent were: Mr*. Motile Snyder. Arllo
lleatty. Solomon Glover. Enoch Youat.
William Vurnle. Mary Mathews. I'lart
Youst. Louisa Sellers. Susan Durhln. ]
Delia Morris. J. E. Glover. A. M. Glov-j
or. Mattie Youst. Roy Glover. Thomas
Ash. Jeff Turhee. Ash Hibbs. I.ep Rice.
Misses Lnftle Glover and Orn Ash.
Itev. aud Mrs.'Jennings, of Mannington.
and John' Glover were honor
I guests
? ??
Tint 111*.YT?Six room house SH.flflj
ami half water rent. MM Locust
I Ave. 11 24-lt No. H170
lanksgiving
ThisFridayar
on these specie! values placed
iriccs predominating through!
offered, you cannot help hut si
r t ntt<i enl fn*' ittQli tmrnon <?? <
, Cip|7(ll VI IVi " Ulllllll "I <
Ic 1.98 4
sweater Fo.* tad'es rcaoy Far !s
la large trimmed vc'vet
ars. 75c nuts that scki fcr oi gir
$3.09 and S3.50. worrit
4.85
id For ladies' handsomc n*lk poplin F
s dress in nearly all shales and rwee v
up to $7.50 values. e
>8 6.98 i
mack;
in pop For lad<88 coais For
effects. in 0 lar8e 3s,ec- est P'
i, worth tion uf styles, populvalues
up to $10. worth
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N STOPPOSITF COURT H
FAIRMONT, W. VA.
ders of Low Prices In Fairino
j
THE HIGHES1
| OFQl
At this moderate pi
I I
hhphthhk
ebeejhs?1
MADE^ TOjfiwS^^i
I COAT AND !
? is offered in U>
| CLOTHES.
Throughout the si
| production costs, \
maintained our hig
ity of materials and
we propose to cont
i We believe you wil
of known quality ;
; rather than take a
! and "bargains."
I The United W<
W. A. HERSi
J06 Mai
BARBARA NOT TORPEDOED ,?f
ST. JOHNS. New Foundland, Nor; '-*
24.?The Greek steamer Barbara, re- jfi
cently reported torpedoed by a Gor- ,j?]
man submarine while on voyage from "!|l
Cardiff to this port, arrived here today. ^
Her captain reported an uneventful 5
passage of lfi days.
FRED FLEITZ DEAD
SCKANTON". fa.. Nov. 24? Frederick
\V. Klelt#, formerly deputy attorney
general of Pennsylvania and a
loader in Republican politics In the
state, died In a hospital today follow- '?
ing several operations necessitated 1
by an Injury to Ills hip. Mr. Fleltz '
was 49 years old
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[Bargains !
?
id Saturday
on sale now for ThanksNit
the store and the exlvc
money on whatever you ,
i-hild. Come and profit. ^
8c 19c ,
idles* unde- Per yard fo?* '
of sntcen blenched table ,
now linen, full widtn,
59c. 35c value.
13.75
or ladies' high grade suits of a!l 1
vool poplin or whipcor:!. satin llnd.
values up to $200.00.
.98 29c 1
ladirs' now- For lacica' bunga J
lid skirta. low aprons of
ir styles, striped percale, /I
$3.50. worth 48c.
OS. co.l
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nt?One Price To All.
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m ,
rice? I
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TO FIT
rROUSERS $15
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1
:orm of increasing j
ve have steadfastly
h standard of quali
workmanship and
inue to do so.
I appreciate clothes
at a known price,
chance on "sales"
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