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Vast Stores i
For You
'
And here almost at burst
full of sensible, suitable
I every one?whether reac
I ment or fr>? the home.
I Newly Revised Price
I Women's I
I Coats am
I Every *ult In our ready-to-wea
gt Fully 200 Coats in the sma
' . Jp $15.00 a
I Special Attention is
Jp COATS AT $12.75.
Eight different styles?Astraehans,
Velours, Kersey Cloth,
Mixtures and Novelty Cloths.
Flaring coats with deep cuff8,
f large cape collars and Beaver
Hp..'-': trimmings.
Coats with belted backs, fur
H trimmed and yards around the
Flare coats with cross hc'is
B5L In front and large collars in
shades of Burgundy, Brown.
Navy, Greys, mixed colored
Plaids, Green and Copcn.
: A group of spk
16 different styles?coats of vi
skirts that are pleated, shirred an
Wool serges, gabardini
He- richly trimmed with V
are conservative, others
There's still a size for you, from
K HARRISON'S RELIABLE COAT
Women's i
I $3PI
SALT'S SEALETTE PLUSH
?how very like seal skin it
seems?and Salt's, you know. Is
a past master at making plush
?;no better to be had.
Choose it belted?flaring full
from the shoulder ?or yards
around the bottom?guaranteed
satin or silk seal lining. A big.
Snug cape collar, large cuffs,
and Chase's Beaver or Black
Wolf trimmed; sizes 16 to 44.
Hurry! Never again at
$25.00.
COAT DEPARTME
WORTHIN GTON.
Arrival of Daughter
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus A
Rinehart on Friday. December S. n
daughter. She has been named Itosa
tin Elizabeth.
Some of the young men and youneei
married men of this place have form
ed a social club and have fitted ii|
rooms In the Cochran building at tin
end of the bridge. It has been named
the Aurora club. Its Subject is foi
social amusement, reading room and s
meeting place for recreation. Lawrence
G. Sandy is president; J. E. I lag
er. vice president, and B. H. Skinner
secretary and treasurer.
Preaching Services
Rev. Luther Olover, of Morgantown
peached at the Baptist church on Sun
Bay, both morning and evening, flllinf
the appointment of the regular pastoi
who la engaged in evangelistic ser
K Vices at Morgantown.
Official Ministerial Visit
Rev. J. Phillips, president of tin
i West Virginia annual conference o
the Methodist Protestant cltirch, pah
Ms annual visit to the local congrega
3r Hon and preached in the church Tues
day evening, December 12.
Successful Social
The social and supper given by th'
public school pupils was a splendic
success financially. About $35 beint
realized which will be used to pur
KSK " chase a musical instrument for the
sfthool.
No Action on Pool Room License
The Town Council met in adjourned
session Monday evening to considei
the application for a license to opcr
?r ate a pool table or tables, bin adjourn
ment was taken without acfon belnj
? taken, therefore It Is nc* probable
that such a license will be granted
during the life of the present council
which ends February 1, 1917.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Victor were visi
tors at Fairmont on Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Amnions anil children
H of Mannlugton, are visitiug relative:
SI' here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Jacobs, oi
& Carolina, spent Sunday with friend:
: here.
j- Isaac MoIIntlre, the merchant, was
? a business visitor In Fairmont Mon
Rev. John Hcarl. of near Wali?cc
s& HarrlBOn county, wns a week end vis!
K;; --. tor with friends here.
News was received here Monday ol
the death of Charles Plgott, at Shinns
of Gifts Ready
Tomorrow
I
ing points is 4 floors, chock
gifts. Something to please
ly-to-wear, personal adorn
s Are Now in Effect on
Vinter Suits,
d Dresses
r department has been reduced.
rtest models are now $12.75,
nd $19.50.
Called to These Two
COATS AT $15 & $19.50
?are of Sealette Plush?how
very like the real seal they are.
Velours with the large, snug
collars and Chase's beaver
trimmings.
Heavy plaids with the greet
collars that roll h>gn.
Flare Coats, fur trimmed col- |
!ors. belted back, of fancy wov- 1
cn cloth In navy b'ue.
At these two p'ico.3 a woman I
:an find a coat tne kind sl.e H1
wanted and effect a caving that j
wdl help on the Christmas chopp:ng
?ndid suits $18.75.
22.50 and $25.00.)
trying length, fitted and flaring?
id gathered, belt and yoke tops.
;s and poplins?some are
civet and buttons, others
are plainly tailored
16 to 51.
AND SUIT DEPT., THIRD FLOOR.
2nd Misses'
ash Coats
5.00
Gift Gloves
Get Her Size from
and Old Pair and
Come to
HARRISON'S
A great assortment
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
MAIN FLOOR.
INT, THIRD FLOOR.
jj,
)NT.W.VA.
ton. Hp was a brother of \V. E. Pigott !
of this vicinity.
Miss Ocie Martin, of Oakland. Md . I
j is here to spend the holidays with S
' | friends.
' j Itex Hoop, one of the engineers of j
The Safe Si
* "Those of us wh
a well-known d
on the safe side
those foods that
thing Nature pu
; A bit of good advice, th;
prepared, especially cei
tal mineral elements?
which the body must ha
s health,
c
! There is one food,
A
urapc
I which is rich in these i
does, all the nutriment <
It is a delicious food, i
\ dextrinized wheat and
malted barley.
; Every table should hav<
[ Nuts.
I "There's *
MM FAVORITE
1 11 ' ?
Prince Who Works to
Dethrone Brother!
PRINCE- ANTON KAR.L j
Prince Anton Katl, of iiohenzollern,.
is a lirother of tlio King of Rumania.!
hut a commander In lite German army |
invading Rumania anil the man trying'
to dethrone his brother. Anton Karl i
has issued a proclamation to the peopo
of the. invaded territory, saying ho
lias come to punish their felon king.
the Western Maryland railroad, has
completed his work here but has not
been Informed where his noxt location
will he. For the present he will store
his household goods and with his wife
will visit relatives at Cumberland and
other points.
Bargain Sale to
Open Tomorrow
Tomorrow Blumberg Brothers' Underselling
store will begin a sale of
manufacturers' surplus stocks which
will include some amazing bargains
when general business conditions are
taken into consideration.
The local Blumberg store carries an
exceedingly wide variety of stock and
the sale will furnish bargains for every
member of the family in practically
every kind of wearing apparel.
The offerings are all of up-to-date
anil desirable merchandise; the kind
that this thoroughly reliable house Is
willing to stand back of. The sale is
decidedly worthy of a visit.
COUNTY CLERK RECALCITRANT.
CHARLESTON, AV. Va., Dec. 13.?
state Tax commissioner Fred u. Blue,
cx-ofiiclo chief inspector of public offices
in West Virginia, presented a petition
to the Supreme Court of Appeals
anil was awarded an alternative
writ of mandamus, returnable at 10
o'clock the morning of January 10,
against Thatldeus I'ritt, clerk of the ,
county court of Randolph county. The
respondent will be asked to show why
l.e should not be required to keep the
accounts of bis office in the regulation
manner prescribed by the Inspector
of Public Offices.
ODD. ISN'T IT?
SBATTLE. Wash. ? Editor Mary
McClano Brown of a weekly newspaper
hit upon the idea of printing on a
shingle. The shingle newspaper was
sent by parcel post.
de
i
10 arc wise, says
octor, "will keep
by using only
contain everyts
into them."
at. Many foods, as usually
eals. are lacking in the viphosphate
of potash, etc..
ive for perfect balance and
HllllS
glements, containing, as it
gf whole wheat and barley,
iffording the sweetness of
the distinctive flavor of
g its daily ration of Grape\
Reason"
^ ^
SPGPT"' o6rt:
J*
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IIRMONT, WEDNESDAY
EAST SIDE I
1 NEWS 1
Class Will Meet.
Mrs. Jenkins' class of the First M.
P. Sunday school will meet Thursday
evening alter school at the church.
Mrs. Hughes Sick.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes, ol Columbia
street, has been ill tor several days.
Hope Sewing Circle.
The Hope Sewing Circle will be entertained
Friday evening by Mrs. Virginia
Dlcken at her home on Marion
avenue. The club was delightfully entertained
last Friday evening by Miss
Edna Bartholow, At this meeting
Mrs. Earl Phillips and Mrs. Clifford
Motr were given a china shower, lloth
received a number of handsome pieces
ot china.
Met This Afternoon.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the First
M. P. church held a business meeting
this afternoon at the church.
Christmas Program.
The East Side schools will close Friday,
December 22d, for the Christmas
holdays. On this day each grade will
give a Christmas program.
rcraunaio.
Mr3. William Hendricks, of State
street, who has boon very ill, Is improving.
Dr. William F. Boyers is recovering
from a several weeks' iiiuess.
Mrs. Linn Little anil son, Raymond,
arc visiting Mrs. Littles mother, Mrs.
Whitcnian. at Adatuston.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Satlerlield have
moved from Colfax to the Gaskius
property on Columbia street.
WHITE HALL
Thos. Koon. who has been ill for
some time, is much better at present.
Mrs. Gideon Rutherford is visiting
her parents, Mr. T. J. Koon.
Mrs. Ben Mundall and Mrs. C. \V.
Linn were visitors at John Hughes'
Thursday.
Wiley Currey was visiting at Monongah
mine No. 5 recently.
Revival meeting was started at Eldora
Friday evening by Rev. Lnwson.
Miss Eunice Wilt was taken suddenly
ill last Sunday morning at Fairmont
where she has been staying for some
time past. She was preparing to come
home to see her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Wilt, when she became ill.
Miss Flossie Rutherford was a visitor
at the home of Lee Bice last Sunday.
attending the protracted meeting
while she was there.
Lorraine Burgreen was a visitor at
Fairmont last Saturday.
There was a party at the home of
Mr. Dodd last Friday evening. Quite
an onjoyable time was reported.
Rn i.Aiuei
maaa mam aacba a?* XI %a^
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25cat all druggists.
p.
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MM
^ Golden Sur
pi || that gives a
y|| M to the mc
starts you oi
H It couldn't
8 y?u Paid tv
||| ^ Try a tin|
CHESTNU
(1 B/*f>/ A *y
PROPOSE PRINTERY FOR STATE.
CHARLESTON, W. Va., Dsc. II.?
A bill has been prepared to the presented
before the next session of the
Legislature providing for the creation
i of a state printing house in which all
the state's printing and billing will be
done. This has been proposed before.
! but the need of such an establishment
j was never made so patent as at pres,
ent. when bids for the state printing
| called for three times the amount paid
for the same items in the estimate
two years ago.
MURDER SUSPECT CAPTURED.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va.. Dec. 1.1.?
! Moss Mooncy, colored, said to have
; been implicated in the murder of
Clcorge Church, constable at Barhours!
vllle, six weeks ago, was arrested toI
day In Charleston, according to word
j received by the local police.
HEADACHE FROM ~
A COLD? LISTEN!
"PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE |i
IN FEW HOURS
Your cohi will break and all grippe 1
misery end after taking a dose of j j
| i ujjc n turn vumpouua every two i
| hours until ihree doses are taken.
It promptly opens cloggcd-up nos|
trlls an air passages in the head,
j stops nasty discharge or nose running, j
; relieves sick headacho, dullness, fev- '
erishness. sore throat, sneezing, sore
ness and stiffness. j |
Don't say stuffed-up! Quit blowing1
i and snuffling! Ease your throbbing I
head?nothing else in the world give.-, j
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold i
Compound," which costs only 2f> cents j
at any drug store. It acts without
assistance, tastes nice, and causes no j
inconvenience. Accept no substitute. ]
A. T. HECK VERY 1
ENTHUSIASTIC i
II
i
Substantial Marion County j
Farmer Endorses Nerv- li
Worth. |
i
!
About every other day new locai '
words of praise for this best of fam- ]
iiy nerve tonics. Read tjiis one from ]
a well known and highly esteemed j i
farmer. He signs bis name to it: I
"I am now on my second bottle of I
Nerv-Worth and can tru'.Ju'ull say now 1
] that I enjoy a full night's sleep?the
first for about two years.
"Anyone troubled with sleeplessness
it surely is good. Has been my experience.
"A. T. HECK."
Nerv-Worth steadies the nerves
rouses the liver, aids digestion, ban
islics headaches and backaches, regulates
the bowels, builds up run-down
systems. If it does not do this for
YOr your dollar back at Crane's drug
store.?Advt.
C<^s?
V ?N%\\W \
S1111
III 111
i?the coffee w Mj
golden glow || |||
Drning ? that || j|
at an optimist. i s
he better if | &
/ice the price. ??? ^ I
11 sss j
-all grocers. Is ^
H H
H pi
IE WOOLSON H III
ICE COMPANY
Toledo Ohio ^
ll_ Jill-. .
T CHARLIE.
_ ? ?_
&
Visit Our ^ft^j|\
g| Doll Room "
| i0M
| A Woman's
Womai
55 Dozens of chnrmSS
1ng blouses. daintSS
lest Cleorgrtte cropo
SS blouses, and bcautiS?<
ful prcpo de chine
K5 blouses with large
*5 collars, fancy cmSg
broidery and bead
SS trimmings, in flesh.
88 white, maize, navy,
Sj bluck, etc. /
ss ?
? AT $4.50 up to $8.50.
Kj The new Coats X
iM the snappiest and ~f?i
55 cleverpst styles with /
n the big fur and plusli i
Hj collars in all the
& wanted colors, at 4|
S $18.50, $21.75, $24.75, ??
gjl $27.50. $31.75 on up
ijjji to $48.50.
| Beautiful ^
M In Serge, Satin, Taffeta, Net, etc.,
$21.75, $23.75 up t0 $45.00.
^ Tor Street. Afternooi
^ Always An Excej
^ Niagara Maid Silk Underwear. II
?| underwear you will be very like
? that it will make gifts that mar
& Exquisite Envelope Chemise, ?esl
Si Camisoles, flesh and white, many i
JL No gift is more acceptable or r
^ than furs. A nice muff or neckple
^ prices, from the lowest to the hig
& Handkerchiefs. Exquisite style
/S Pure Linen, Silk Crepe de Chine,
Nj embroidered corners, in plain wh
S edge, white end colors. Beautiful
t0 50c.
%
A FINAL CLEARANCE SALE 0
|0jW Millinery, Trimmed and Untrli
New Treatment fo
Asthma, Catarrh
Vich'a "Vap-O-Rub" Salve Relieves by t
Inhalation and Absorption. 1
No Dosing. (
No aond to take internal medicines or c
habit forming drills for these troubles, r
^ I1611 "V ick'a at^O-Rub" Kulve is applied j
to tho licut of iSjo body, soothing, iui-di- J
cateil vapors aro released that are inhuled \
all ni.jlit long through tho air passages to C
VICK'S^Wm
j you are cordially invite
* we have on display a
pictures. We have a com
ings in the newest patter;
work is neatly done at reat
KNIGHT
i Jacobs Building
yep 1 m iff
| Christmas Time Is
Is the Place to D<
ji
? Come here and get your Christm
open every evening, and la full of
and the prices are the lowest in t<
George A. Walte
217 Madisi
mi i ?wiirunnw 11 iWMuaMMaww? msaa
I AT CHASM OFTEN j
SEPARATES FRIENDS?
'm>? A
r
^ \ i-noM <rz?I i&Ssqyl
??? ? 1
' Woman'* and Missel' Appsral^gk
' x9 1
Character Doll* ^ ^
Maiden America J? |
atJUjsj
Store for a ?K
i's Gift ^
i i'
|
lew Frocks 1.,
at $9.50, $12.50, $14.75, $18.B0, Bw"
i and Evening Wear m ^
>tional Xmas Gift i '
' you will only boo this beautiful a? I
ly to fool grateful for this hint ?
ly women would call "Delightful." QJ |
rt and white... .$1.25 up to (6.00
styles $1.26 up to (3.60 W
norc appreciated by women folks ?S
cc. or both. We have them at all
best price.
s for women and children. In 5g
Jap Silk, fine Swiss, etc. Hand I
Ite and colors. Scallop and lace JN
1 styles. At 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, up Sk|
il
F ALL OUR Fall and Winter W
nmed Hats,
msmmssssssxttr^
_
? /
r Bronchitis,
i and Head Colds
be longs. In addition, Vick's is absorbed
lirough the skin, relieving the tigbtsM.
ind soreness.
Vick's can be applied over the throat *nd
ibest and covered with a warm flannel
iloth?or a little put tip the nostrils?or
nelt a little in a spoon and inhale the vaHirs
arising. Also for Asthma and Hay '
."'ever, rub Vick's wli over the spinal cok <
una to relax the nervous tension. 25c,
>0c, or $1.00. _
ys&^SALVE
d to visit our store where
beautiful line of framed
plete line of frame moldns
for Xmas trade. Our
sonable prices.
& HAAS
Monroe Street
i Here, and Here
> Your Shopping.
Dolls and toys of all kind*. ?
^ Dolls cut out, 10e and 25c.
Fancy dishes 10c and 25c.
Jewelry, all kinds 10c and 25o.
Disc records 10c and 25c
Candies, 15c, 20c and 25c lb.
Nice fresh nuts 20c and 25c
per pound.
Nice stationery boxes, paper
and envelopes.
t
U3 tree trimmings. Our store is
the nicest things for Christmas,
own.
r, 5 & 10c Store
>n Street.
i mmunmmmmmmmmmmmBmammammmamnmmmmmM
r, s^-c^sm.'.'
I I I <j?bo^

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