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*AGE 2
- I
I Better
Values
Every Bay
' The Harrison Idea Is that good
values should play no favorites.
Whenever you come, whether
early In the morning or late In
the afternoon, early In the week
or late In the week; when It
rains or storms, as It did the
last fe wdayB?you will And the
same god values here.
Take for
Instance Our
I Jr
Women's Fine
They are of the smartest and
MtarMt eprlng coats and Is markad
(Tom |8 to $5 less than In
many another store. They are
of all wool poplin, with fancy
oollar, novelty belt and'pockets
trimmed with buttons and stitch
; tag:, come in navy, gold and
~ apple green and black.
E ' Third Floor.
rap **
I A Special Showing
of Women's
& ? $5.L?
1A most beautiful drees made
Of silk poplin In rose, green,
black, navy, Copenhagen end
other shades of blue and gray;
mart large collars trimmed with
buttons and a novelty crushed
belt Sizes 1# to 44.
Third Tloor.
?AST SIDE
NEWS
Links Class.
The Links class of the Diamonc
"street M-. E Sunday school enjoyed t
- Social meeting last night at the church
'TShe young ladles spent a most enjoy
able evening and refreshments wcri
served.
III of Chlckenpox.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. flarr;
jpvrearlngen, of Morgantown avenue
n are ill 01 CDlcueupox.
Dollar Social.
jgij . The ladies of the Central Cbristlai
. v8hurch will hold their annual dolla
Social Thursday evening at the church
A. program haa been prepared and i
delightful evening la anticipated.
entertained Society.
>> Mrs. Frank Amos, of Guffey street
^ ?|l hostess yesterday afternoon ti
the Young Ladles' Missionary Soclet
of the Diamohd Street M. E. church.
Returned from Pittsburgh.
A. A. Ay era arrived borne Sunda
evening from a several weeks' stay 1
? Missionary Society.
;; The Missionary Society of the Pah
One Baptist church will meet Thun
* day afternoon at the home H Mrs. .
D. Summers on Diamond street.
Birthday Party.
Milt Eunice ^ Minor, of Bast Par
t
young folks last evening Is honor of
her birthday anniversary. 8t Patrick's
Day emblems were used ta the
decorations and a color scheme of
green and white was carried out. Refreshments
weie served by the hostess,
assisted by her slater. Miss Ethel Minor.
0
Personals.
Mrs. Dorsey Pople, who has been
very 111 ,is Improving. Her mother.
Mrs. Thornton Mai one, of Grafton,
was called here by her Illness.
Mrs. Ktncald returned to bar boms
at Morgantown yesterday after a few
days' visit with Misses Ethel and Rebecca
Summers.
Mrs. Henry Murphy, of East Parte
avenue, spent tho past few days at
Brownsville.
Miss Emma Jacobs returned to hei
home at Ore ft on Tuesday after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. William Kincaid, of
Guffey street.
Mrs. Cora Rager Is 111 at her home
on Diamond street.
WORTHIN GTON.
? ?
Evangelistic Services Resumed.
The evangelistic services at the
Methodist Protestant church condnct.
ed by Rev. C. C. Lawson which were
Interrupted by the failure of the gas
supply were seumed on Monday evenI
ing of this week.
I ..
Measles in Town.
I Two young children of Mr. and Mr*.
|1 Inman who lately located In Worthlngton
have developed caees of mea,
slcS.
Preparing to Build.
Robert L. Parrlsh Is preparing to
1' build a residence on the lote recently
purchased In the Shaver addition to
\ the town of Worthlngton.
Visiting Parents In Wood County.
Cloyd Minnenr has been visiting his
i parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mlnnear at
I Waverly, Wood county, for several
I days. Finlcy Oakes filled hla place at
, the power plant at Hutchinson while
i he was absent.
Plood Stage Threatened.
The indications today are that there
will be another flood In the West Fork.
There Is already a good Btage and the
heavy rainB of today will likely put
the etream out of its banks here.
Personals.
Miss Hazel Chase, of Fplraont, was
calling on frlende here on Saturday.
Misses Hazel Hess and Kate Price,
of Monongah, spent Sunday with
friends here, attending Sunday school
in the morning at the Christian church.
'Lon Martin, who has been visiting
friends here for several days, depart-'
ed for his home at Oakland, Md., on
Saturday evening
Newton Jones, of near Monongah,
was a business visitor here on Saturday.
MIbb Olive Morgan was a week-end
visitor with friends In Fairmont
Lawrence Hawkins, of Annabelle,
was a business visitor here on Saturday.
Fred W. Taggart Bpent Sunday with
friends in Fairmont.
Don. Utterback is visiting his brother,
Harvey Utterback, at present
ThOB. J. Tetrlck, of Brlsco, was
transacting business in Worthlngtoni
on Monday.
W. S. Hamilton, of Fairmont, was a
business visitor here on Monday.
Elmer Price, of Fairmont, was a
business visitor In Worthlngton Monday.
Lawrence G. Sandy was transacting
business In Fairmont Tuesday,
UNION GROVE
M. M. Lawson has had a telephone
put In his home recently.
John Klsner sold bis farm to Dr. C.
F. Boyers, Jr., recently and James Justla
will move thereon the first of April.
Born to Dr. and Mrs. O. F. Boyers
last week a fine girl baby.
Carter Ray, of near Utflngton, had a
sale a few days ago at which everything
brought good prices. Jersey
cows brought from $68.60 up to $188.
We understand that Luther Fletcher
In the near future will go to Pittsburgh
to be treated by specialists for
a chronic disease which has bothered
him for years.
Messrs. Marmon Haun and Troy
Stevens have come home from Akron,
Ohio, where they had been working in
a rubber factory. They couldn't stay
away from the West Virginia hills.
Master Frank Huff was In our locality
last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Phillips who has
been sick quite a long time seems to be
a little better at this writing.
Mre. Alclnda Phillips made a bust:
ness call at J. F. B. Gregory's this
morning.
j Mormer Johnson lost a fine horse
. a iow oays ago.
Mormer Johnson and family, of Fairmont.
were visiting his father. Herschel
Johnson, of this place, all last
week.
First Known Use of Glass.
At Pompeii we find the first example
of the use of glass, the window at the
south end of the trepldartnm of the
Forum baths being filled with a frame
1 of bronze and glass. It was not until
i the first and second centuries, how
ever, that the window came Into com'
mon utility In all buildings.
r
k
If
rHE WEST VIRGINfAN?g
EVEN CIVILIANS GUARD
I I
xS3
Even civilians In France must guard
against surprise gas attacks Iran Geeman
aeroplane*. Here is shown a
wealthy Frenchman near the fnmt.
-wearing a helmet and gas mask while
chopping wood In his garden.
| MANNING!
Donley S. Jonei, Correspondent. L i
Store, No. 12 I
Shakespeare Club.
The Shakespeare cliib held a meeting
Monday evening In the library of
j the school building. An invitation la
| extended to all who are interested and
desire to attend these meetings. Place
of meeting will always be the high
school library.
Surprise Party.
Dr. Phoebla Moore was pleasantly
surprised by a party of ladies on Saturday
evening who called at her home
to help celebrate her birthday. Refreshments
were served.
Improved. i
Mrs. L. C. Furbce and daughter,
Miss Margaret, will leave for Pittsburgh
today for a tew days' visit. The
latter Is able to be out after two weeks'
Illness.
Personals.
A. L. Odbert, of Fairmont, Is in this
city today looking aftor business Interests.
Mrs. T. S. Hardesty Is visiting her
M A Daily Rat
'M made of com
M wheat and m
'furnishes the
m ments so v
sary in food f<
M "punch" ini
M bodies and b
1 "There's t
M No change in
^ or tize oi
FRECKLES AND HIS FRII
- IP
1 iff
'AIRMONT, WEDNESDAY
AGAINST GAS ATTACKS1
V i
? , HS %?Hf
'ON NEWS 1
? |
save newt at Jones 8portlng Goods
Railroad Street.
daughter, Mrs.,C. C. Slieppard, at
Bridgeport, Cotin., after spending a
few weeks there she will go to Atlantic
City accompanied by Mrs. Sheppard
and daughter.
A. B. Bero is moving his family
from Main street to the Burt Hill.
Mrs. Williams, of New Martinsville,
ID 111 IUWU lur U VIHU Willi UVI UttUgU*
ter, Mrs. Chas. Broadwater.
Cecil Leacbman, of Grafton, has returned
to his home after a visit with
friends In this city.
Miss Helen Brady, of Bcrkolev
6prlngs, is in town for a vi^ft with
Mrs. F. W. Bartlett.
Miss Florence Connelly has returned
from Fairmont where she visited with
Miss Vera Frances.
E. B. Koen has returned from a business
visit to Washington and Baltimore.
F. C. Ftlqua. of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, was a business visitor
in town Monday.
ion Ik
Grape-Nuts %
Lined whole W.
alted barley, K
mineral ele- ?
itally neces- K
ar putting the K
to energetic
JNDS? (WON'T SOME BO\
Of.OtMDnklC I. mil I ... .Vs-sJWSb1:
r youfc moyuefc ^J|?g|?p|
t you go out
-fy'f
EVENING, MARCH 14,1917
j Evening Chat ?
Ye onght to eee yer self.
When ye fly ap in a rage,
Actin' like a wild hyena,
Penned up In a cage,
Yer face all red and eyes
Popped out and collar 9
Nearly bustia' V
And teeth all set II
And nostrils spread?
Gosh! but ye'r disgustin'.
THE DEACON. S
One of the most noticeable features ' 9
of the shops of the city at the presentI g
time is the display of patriotic em-: 5
blems of all descriptions. American I *
flags, big and little, bunting in varl- g
ous designs, pins and bouttonnteres | g
of ribbon and mptal are found in prac-1 S
tically all the retail stores of the city IS
In abundance and the calls for these j gj
articles are large1. One department S
store today received a consignment of i S
character dolls and these dolls were j g
dressed In materials representing the 5
American flag and even the hair rib- g
bons of the dolls were of red, white
and blue. Merchants say the demand j S
for flags, etc., Is almost unprecedented | S
here. In the social affairs given here j g
stomacn, remove me sour, undigested s
food and foul gases; take the excess j*
bile from the liver and carry off the '
constituted waste matter and poison
from he bowels.
Remember the qulckost way to get
rid of colds Is one or two Cascarets at j night
to cleanse the system. Get a 10- I
cent box at any drug store. Don't for |
get the children. They relish this Can- j
dy Cathartic and it is often all tbat Is ,
needed to drive a cold from their little
systems.
Baltimore & Ohio j
RAILROAD
SPRING TOURS TO
WASHINGTON j
AND
BALTIMORE
MARCH 31 & JUNE 7
$9.05
ROUND TRIP FROM FAIRMONT
Tickets Valid for all regular trains
and good returning 10 daya
Including date of sale.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED ALL
EXPENSE FEATURE.
Tickets including S days' board In
Washington, side trips, etc., may
be secured upon payment of $20.50
additional.
Secure booklet and full information
from ticket agent.
| Charles H. Morin f
? of Eennsvllle, 0. J
Evangelist J
? Starts a Series of Meetings ?
? Saturday, Feb. 24,1917, ?
X and continuing indefinitely at the X U
? CHURCH OF CHRIST ? 1
? Barrackville, W. Va. X
? Everybody invited to come ? X
and bring your friends. X r
r OR GIRL HELP FRECKLE
lljH ( GoowESSlmvl
uM C VoV TELL J~
) me?^-\WU
the decorations are In most instances J
the Old Glory colors and the songs such S
as "Star Spangled Banner" and "Amer- a
lea" are being featured In pntertaln- 9
ments and school affairs.
Must Be Able to Overlook.
Two persons will not be friends 0
tong If they cannot forgive each other I
little fallings.?Ln Rruyere.
BAD COLD? TAKE |
"BAOBinCTO" CAD s
WOMtnUO IUI\ %
BOWELS TONIGHT!
? s
THEY'RE FINE! LIVEN YOUR LIV- S
ER AND BOWELS AND CLEAR !
YOUR HEAD.
NO HEADACHE, SOUR STOMACH, '
BAD COLD OR CONSTIPATION
BY MORNING.
Get a 10-cent box.
Colds?whether In the head or any ; J
part of the body ? are quickly over- f
come by urging the liver .to action and I
keeping the bowels free of poison. Take J
Cascaads tonight and you will wake !
up wit" a clear head and your cold will j
be gone: Cascarets work while you *
sleep; they cleanse and regular the J
" *
? ?
INew jJB Jl
SlYllih Hats ^\?Wy
Shown evory day
| *2.50 up to *10.00
J Spring
| f*|
| &fcg&jr!k}
I X
IN MANY a very notable feat
^ obtained by embroidery.
M ANOTHER worthy of special l
Jl Green in the new Gunlburl mater
^ stitching on pockets, collar and
^ JERSEY CLOTH Is the mat<
^ sweater coat effect. This suit I
^ green and rose. Priced at 129,76
ri At *1860, *19.76, *21.75, thero ?
S values! Of poplin, gabardine an
^ lard, apple green, sand, copen M
? See Garment Di?
% ^ Front V
ymmm
t Master James L.
of Chambersbu
and bis " Bod
?moto ?v ?
This Little CI
Never "Dosed
The Hymans Now Usi
ment for Croup and (
Mr. PAUL S. HYMAN, oi
438 E. Washington Street)
Chambersburg, Pa., is the father
of this fine baby boy. Sometime
ago Mr. Hyman tried the Southern
method of treating colds externally?Vick's
VapoRub Salve, and
was so delighted with the results
that he has given us permission to
reprint his letter as follows:
"I had a very bad cold on my
cheat, and coughed very hard. I
rubbed Vlek'a VapoRub on my chest
(or about five or six times and the
results were wonderful. Also, I have
ta fifteen months old
baby boy who had a
very bad cold In his
Tqi , head. My wife simply
V "Ifean allMI. O
-MlCKSvl
Iry a Want Ad in
S)?BY BLOSSER.
W GEE-1 DON
IhI v WK10U)******
___________
-Where Fashion Reigns" j
OtVO/Vl^ Stylish WjliU Sij
I,-, fl|i at $1.00, $1.25 SSfr
WtiMgy $1.50 up to $7.50 |p|t
: Suits I
:>! Previously |
Unequalled 1
Smartness |
More and more of &
the new spring suits K
are arriving. Some to g
be shown today have g
just come in. Some K
that were here a day fi,
or two ago are not 3a
here now. They have ^
v been tried and found S;
i in*esistible.
I The prevalence of X
a bright colors is the ||
A very first thing you gg ,
\\ will notice.
U That Is the manifestation of Sh
J "Sport" Influence, which In ?
suits, as well ae In coats,
dresses and waists, Is very SS
strong.
ure la the strikingly smart effects Ajk
mention Is a suit of Shadow Lawn ?S
lal. Very smartly cut, self colored >^S i
sleeves 134.75.
trial In a very "Natty" suit In a Ee
s shown In copen, mustard, apple i
ire suits that are really astounding fn
d serge. Very smart models. Mus- K
ue, navy blue and black.
splay in Our Four
m -
Vindows J|
iap Is i
" For Colds
e the "External" TreatSold
Troubles
rubbed Hue on hie nose and fore-'II
bead, and the cold was loosened In ||
no time at all. We have used a
great many other remedies, but
yours is best eo far."
Vick's VapoRub is quicker ?nd
better than internal medicines for 1
cold troubles and is particularly
recommended for children, as it
does not disturb their digestion.
The heat of the b6dy releases a
soothing pine tar vapor that is inhaled
with each breath, and, in
addition, VapoRub absorbs thru
the skin, talcing out the tightness
and soreness. Mothers will find it
a"trucBodyguardforthe home".
Three sizes, 25c, 50c or $1.00.
py.Cu^no in VOUq homC^J
SALVE
1 / |
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