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I Mothers! Here Are !
for the Biflle gii
Before buying your child's spr
Third Floor and examine the Ion
ship In the Important combfnatlc
I $3.50 finats
i Handsome coat jp*~, a,
in black and ?B 2 WO
white checks, B U|1K
collar, cuffs -Js |Pw
and fancy pock B w3^
eta are trimmed
with white or old rose poplin
and buttons, sizes ft to 14.
Other new coats up to Sfi.TS.
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ARMY AND NAVY SENI
| RECRUITING EXPED
Recruiting for the United Stat
the limit. men sent all over the coil
% Bailors. Here Is an army officer sol
era gathered from the fields to listt
, FAIRVIEW.
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> The TV. C. T. r. was delightful
entertained Thursday night at 11
home of Dr. and Mrs. .1. W. 1". .Ir
via on Main street, at a seasonal)
f hour delicious refreshments we
served. Several selection? were jc
dered and wore greatly enjoyed by ;
; present. wore Mrs. L. L. Morris. Mt
G. L. Miller. Mrs. Mary Green. Ail
Walter Toothman. Mrs. H. D. Edd
,\ ' Mra. Gladys Walls. Mrs, llarrv Stor<
I Mrs. Stella Wilson, Misses Etta Mye
and Edith Wilson and the luvlti
guests were Mrs. Leona Barry. Mi
Florence Galloher ami Mrs. Finch.
Alva Halnos and ulster. MistfGe
Wanes, have gotje to Akron. Ohio, i
l, a business visit.
Mrs. M. D. Yost entertained Mi
Ward Dragoo and Mrs. Lewis Wrig
to six o'clock dinner Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter a
the happy paroMs or a baby boy.
Dr. T. H. Miller war visiting 1
' brother. Dr. George It. .Miller. Frlda
Dr. J. W. I'. Jarvis was a businc
visitor at Downs Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Storey Lanhatn and ba!
. ' of Fairmont, were week-end guests
Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. u Sti
' Mrs. Clara M. Hofitl entertained i
formally Thursday afternoon Mr .1
seplilne Haymond and daughter. Mi
Kate Preston Haymond. Miss Pali
E. Martin and Mrs. J. 1. Tcnnant. ii
freshments were served and a pie;
ant afternoon spent.
Ward Dragoo lies returned
D Charleston where he is working in t
oil field. i
iiS ' Mrs. William Bowman was hoste
t. i Thursday night to the Needle Cr:
Sewing club. The a[fair was In lion
a pf Mrs. D. C. Stursiss. of Morgo
l! town, and Mrs. Lewis Wright, of Pit
and a pleasant evening spent. T
?, members present were Mrs. J. C. To
r Miss Millie Hnnes, Mrs. W. D. Yo
] Miss Mazella Barto, Mrs. ira Yo
f; Mrs. Radph Machesney. Mrs. Willis
Knode, Mrs. Clyde .Machesney, Mi
Willis Haughty Mrs. Mable Tripp?
hi Mrs. Ward Dragoo and the hostess
Mrs. Riley Martin, of Farmingti
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas, of Ml
B'? niugcon, airs. earn naught, or Dru
" right, Okla., are hero for tho funo:
of Mra. Frauk Miller at the M.
Hfe,. church, South, Sunday morning.
5Funeral services over the body
Mrs. Frank Miller whose death oce
jL red Monday morning at Drumrig
Okla., will be held at the M. E. ehtiri
South. Sunday morning at 10 o'eloi
M . Services will be conducted by Hi
C. N. Coffman, pastor of the churi
assisted by Rev. R. D. Hall, pastor
the Methodist Episcopal church,
tennent will be made In tho Falrvb
cemetery. J. Y. Hamilton and si
undertakers.
Hugh Amos, of Clendomln, h vli
lug his father, Homer Amon, at V
Prof. Weaver, ot the Fairmont HI
school, was a woek-end guest at 1
home at Morgontown.
Russell and Jesse Wilson, Rons
Tax, Scott Parrlsh were business vi
|ors at a rant Town Friday.
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New Coats and Dresses
rls at Creat Savings
lng garment we want you to visit our
50 collection which will give us leaderin3
of style, quality and low prices.
$1.50 Dresses
Smart dresses ^ mm
made in tho lat V B
est styles of I M 9%
gingham or Hn _ m J
fttio. nlain fitrin iHi IflH VP
es and plaids.
Sizes 2 to 14. Special $1.25.
Third Floor.
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>S MEN ON
ITION IN FARM DISTRICTS
:s army and navy is being pushed to
in try to author in new Holdlers and
letting recruits in a ftmu district, workin
to him.
, Mrs. Agnes and Marie Greaser were
I shopping at Fairmont Friday.
Howard Reed, of St. Louis, is visit
ly | ing his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
le.j II. Cummins.
ir* Mrs. Cora Wise is at St. Mary's
'e hospital. Clarksburg, for treatment.
r0 Mrs. G. L. Miller and daughter, Miss
Klonore, were at Fairmont shopping
Saturday.
Mrs. W \V. Bowman and aunt. Miss
' Lena Gibson, ot Betliany, wero at
' Fairmont shopping Saturday,
is Mrs. Homer Amos delightfully en
il tertained the Lincoln Cheer Sewing
s Circle at iter homo at Koystono. Fri
day afternoon from 2 In 5 p. m. Needle
work was the diversjon of the after
31l noon and delicious re'freshments were
serevod. Those present were Mrs. W
J. Barth, Mrs. ;hn Green. Mra. G
. ' 1.. Miller, Mrs. J. W. P. Jarvis. Mrs
W. W. Bowman. Miss Salllc E. Mar
lin. Miss Gladys Thompson, Mrs. May
i field am! daughter. Mrs. Htbbs ami
.. 1 Mr. aod Mrs. I oilier Amos. "
l.'olph Hess, oi Kivesville. Erode Air
' ruons were business visitors at Fair
"" mom Thursday afternoon.
, Dave Siurgiss. of Morgantown, h
A a week-end visitor here.
? l.ee Wills, of Farmington, was visit
ing his uncle, 1.. F. Dragoo, Fridays
Mrs. barney McBee and Mrs. Lull
, Murphy arc Pi'.whergh visitors this
week.
, ' Mr. and Mrs, Crone, of Pittsburgh
A' aro visiting the iatter's mother, Mrs
Rlila Sine.
Mrs. Loin L'rdcrwood and Mrs. Buz
, McBee weie a*. Fairmont shopping
h Tliursday.
Mrs. Maude Talklngton. of Fair
' mont, was visiting at the home o
s*| Mr. L. F. Dragoo.
There was a Dorcas meeting at the
" 1 M. E. church. South, Thursday after
ts-1 noon'
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Christian Endeavor Society; leader, 11
Josoph Conley; topic, "Lessons in el
Trust." 0:30, Christian Endeavor, top- w
ic, "The Curso of Cowardice," John
18:15-27; leader, Cecil McDonald.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL C
CHURCH.
Claude E. Goodwin, Pastor. d
Services tomorrow as follows: Sun- y
day school at 9:30. You will enjoy this p,
service. You will find just the class Sl
that suits you. A fine orchestra. Goou. y
music. The school has settled down B|
to work nflor the handicap of the winter.
Public worship and sermon at a,
10:45. The message will be delivered p
by Colonel William Evans, of Pitts- p
burgh, who has charge of the Salvation ?
Army work in Western Pennsylvania, u
Ohio, West Virginia. Kentucky and e
Tennessee. Epwortli League devotion- p
at meeting at ti:3U. 'Topic, "Ue-galvan- 0
izing IndltTerent Members." Leader, n
Mr. J. M. Jacobs. Public worship and v
sermon at 7:30. Subject of Bormon, e
"The Abundant Life." This is the beginning
of our special meeting. We ,
have planned a three weeks' Campaign
?closing with Easier Sunday The
members of the church ai* urged to c
attend these services?others are cor- i
dlally invited. n
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. p
Clarence D. Mitchell, D. D., Minister.
Sunday school at D:30 a. m., Seymour
Mclntlro, superintendent. The
1 Sunday school will be interested in
hearing Major A. E. Widgiug, of Nashville,
Tennessee. Morning worship and s,
preaching at 10:45 o'clock. Major A. ?
10. Widging will lie the morning speak- jj
er. The church nnd Sunday school ?
nre invited to hear this man on "Social u
Welfare Work." Good inspiring music. 0
; Christian Endeavor at B:30 p. m. Dr. L
Kuley will address the society on "The ...
; Nature and Value of Christian Endcav- j;
or." All our young people should be ?
out for this meeting. Evening preach- c
{\\tr l\v tl\A nn?tnr 'it 7'Mil Karmmi c.
, i thome, '"The Broken Vessels of SoI
clety." Evcryono most cordially lu- ?
! vlted to the services of the day. a(
. HIGHLAND AVE. M. E. CHURCH, j
T. G. Meredith, Pastor. cl
Sunday school at 9: SO a. tn., C. 0. y
' Parker, superintendent. Let every- ..
! body rally to the school. Interest p
. should rise with every Sabbath. Jun- j,
I lor League at 2:30 p. m.. Hugh Glass- tl
cock, loader. Epworth League at 7:00
, p. m. J. T. Dotts, leader. Preaching A
. at 7:30 p. in.
I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. "
W. J. Eddy, Pastor.
A most excellent program has been ,
prepared for tip: day and all the roll- ^
I gregution and friends aro invited to ats
tend. Good music will be a feature ,
at all the services. 9:30, Sunday
. school. We desire to make this a rul .
. ly day. service. 10:45, morning ser- T
vice, subject, "The Revival in Soul
. Winning" Junior congregation ser:
mon, "A Soy and IUb Dog." 2:00, SuuI
day school, Virginia avenue; 2:00, Suu
day school, Rivesvillo; 2:00, Junior B
f Y. P. U? Mary Boggess leader; 0:30, b
i Intermediate II. Y. P. U., Delta BoBser- w
, man. leader: 6:30, Senior B. Y. P. U., p
! Fairy' VanGllder loader; 7r30, evening p
I service, subject, "Wandering in Sin." ,
FRECKLES AND HIS FRII
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i dfihT n -nfAttirifiry.Mr
970,000 BILLY SUN
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While Billy Sunday's advance
month, carpenters are finishing the bl
ball park. It cost $70,000 and seats 20
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TO-MORROWj
SALVATION ARMY FIELD DAY S;
Tomorrow will be observed as Field A
Day in Falrmpnt for the Salvation rf
Army. In a number of the churches
leading representatives of the Army
will present the distinctive work of
the Army. The presence of these
leaders is made possible by the dedl- a'
cation of n new Salvation Army building
In Clurl<r)iurg tomorrow alter- S
noon. Being in this section they are
i are being used hero tomorrow. The
I public is asked to give these men a I
[ hearing.
1'resident of Ministerial Asso o'
| FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. M
H. G. Stoetrer, Minister, a
j Services at T. M. C. A. Auditorium. c
S?:30, Sabhath school, J. Walter "
Barnes, suporlntendent; 10:45, morn- s|
ing service, sermon by Brigadier Da- 0
j vld Dunham, of tho Salvation Army of [j
\ ('.inrlnnati. Ohfn. 9'fill Intftrmnrltnf < ^
DAY TABERNACLE IN N
Qtti&i-** * ^Sgfe
Bfr^ttSi 'rn&lS?
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guar^ Is organizing churches in Nov,
ggeat tabernacle ever built for the rc
.000. Nearby are small buildings foi
WWeToca
peclal cong^jijitlonal song service.
Iter meetinwuf special evangelistic
jaults. Comjarfnd bring a friend.
#LEt'"d-5 CHAPEL. *
Sunday sch?v?.it 9:30 a. m.; preach>E
at-7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to
II.
T. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
A. Boutlou, Rector,
James Egan, Asst. Rector.
Sunday. .March IS, 1917.
Morning: Mass at S and 10:30!
clock. Evening: Benediction at 7:30 j
clock. Weekly services?Morning- I
lass at 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock each j
lorning. except Thursday, when tlio ,
hlldren's instructive Mass is cele- \
rated at S o'clock. Evening: Lenten i
irtnon each Wednesday at 7:30
clock throughout the Lenten season,
illowed by benediction. Stations of
to Crosj each Friday at 7:30 o'clock
irniimrhntif thu I.ontpn spiisoii. follow*
J by benediction. Visitors are always
eleome.
WILLIAMS' MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH, SOUTH.
ornor Fairmont Ave. and Second SL
R. T. Webb Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., conuctcd
by 11. T. Jones, superintendent,
lie campaign to be conducted roun ehalt
of the Sunday school and
L-hool will be fully explained Sunday,
ou ought to he present to catch Hie
plrit of the new movement Preachig
at 10:45,a. m. and 7:3o p. m. iirlgdler
W. O. Hunter, of Pittsburgh, ?,il
ring the message 01 the morning. Tim
astor will preach In the evening. Kp orth
League at C:30 p. m? Ward M.
towns, president; Harold Jones, leadr.
Prayer service Wednesday at 7:30
. m. Good ntusic under the direction
f a competent choir leader. You are
tost cordially invited to these serines
A apecial welcome for all i trailers
In our midst.
CHRIST CHURCH.
Charles Baird Mitchell. Rector.
Sunday services?7:30 u. in., llbly
ommunion; 9:30 a. m.t Sunday school;
0:45 n. m? morning prayer and scrton.
Week day services: 4:00 p m.,
'uesday and Wednesday; 7:30 p. m.,
riday. A cordial welcome.
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Gaston Are and Third St.
H. A. Kunkle, M. A., Pastoi.
Fourth Sunday in Lent Sunday
chool at 9:30 a. m.. Win. J. Siinfferinn!
superintendent; Miss llessle
yer, primary superintendent. A large
ttendnnce and the presence ol all
te teachers Is desired. Please conit
a time. Keep the Lent boxes and i lie
cnten services prayerfully before
ou. Morning worship at lo:45,
tetue, "The Appropriation ol the Sou 1
t God;" Junior E. at 2:15 p. m.;
atechetical instruction at 3 p. tn :
enior C. E., special at II p. in.; eventg
service at 7:30, thente, "The Coveant
at Sinai." Special music at all
IHVU'CO. i?li/u iin_> uujim-jo
f Senior Lndies' IJible class Tuesdny,
larch 20, at 7:30 p. m. in stury nt
hurch. Lenten service Wednesday,
larch 21, 7:30 p. m., Meditation,
Apostolic service." Catechetical class
riday, 7 p. m. The public cordially
lvitod to all the services and lecires.
,T COLUMBIA STREET CHAPEL.
There will bo preaching the chapel
t the Church of Christ on Columbia
treet, Fairmont. Jhmday morning at
0:30 and at 7:3(1 P. M? March IS by
lid. Ira C,Moore, ot Barrackvlllc.
ubject for Sunday morn ins: "The
hurch and the Church Lite." Sunay
evening subject "Tho Dnnger Slgul
at tho Cross Roads ot Lite." A
ill house at each service is expected,
'he preacher is well known and knows
le book and will edify his hearers.
For the Quick Sweat
Often the doctor advises n patient to
e given a sweat In bed. The quickest
ay thlB can be dflfle Is to wrap two
leccs of nnslaked lime In wet cloths,
nt them on plates and lay them on
ach side of tho patient.
3NDS?(IT WASN'T THE ]
5T
,-fyrac. MARCH 17,191?: '
EW YORK
' York, for Ills campaign there next.B
vivalist, at the old American league S
' sickness, (Ire and other emergencies, jj
T^hurchesI
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" FIRST M. E. CHURCH ?
B. M. Mitchell, Pastor
Sunday school 9:30. J. A. Swlger J
superintendent. All together for a big j
attendance In every department. jj
10:45, preaching?evangelistic ser-,5
vice. 15
2:30, Mission Circle. I
6:30, Christian Endeavor. I
7:30, Evangellstlvo services. Spe V
rial music will bo an enjoyable lea- S
turn of tills service. Mr. Jones Is a 5
very successful leader as Is shown 8
by Ills management of tho chorus of'*
voices assisting In the revival sec J
vices. Ho will have somelhlng spo- <
clal for both services Sunday, and wo J
are hoping to have great moetlngs J
We ask the help of all in these ser-1J
vices.
is
M. P. TEMPLE S
J. C. Broomfleld, D.D., Pastor jj
The special feature of our service:: J
tomorrow will be _jhe address at the *
morning service by Col. Wm. Peart of J
New York city. Col. Peart Is the chief J
accrotary of the Salvation Army In 2
the United States, and when Com- jl
mnnder Jlooth Is unable to keep her \
appointments. Col. Peart Is usually J
sent In her place. A splendid address s
may be expected.
Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock. A J
special effort has been made during J
thp wee If by the teachers to reach the J
scholars for tomorrow morning. t
Public worship at 10:45 with ad- 1
dre.-s by Col. Peart of New Y'ork J
city.
Christian Endeavor at G:30 led by (
,?Ir. I.tpne Cook.
I Evening worship at 7:30 with scr- t
: miin on "The Continuity of Christ.' J
Specie, music and a cordial wel- i
| i ome. ' 5
DIAMOND STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
W. D. Reed, Pastor
9:30 a. m.. Sunday school. A cordial
greeting to all. .
10.30 a. m.. sermon by Brigadier i
Albright of the Salvation Army staff. I f
of Pittsburgh. A most capable and | S
efficient woman officer in change of i <
Ihe entile Pittsburgh division.
6:30 p. m., Kpworth League. IJ
7:30 p. m? Sermon by pastor. Scr-j't
vices, Evangelistic. A most cordial f
welcome to any or all of these scr- jj
vlcts. f
Guyandotte Club Coffee simply? <
| truthfully stated ? the best at any J
j price.?Adv. f
| .7-77=- j
Phone your \ \ \
Real Estate
j Advertisement
, to IS
Bell 1105, 1106
Consol. 250.
Its' ?lmo to start advertising . jj
. j your property again. With >.
j Spring here, people are reading J
| t the Classified Advertisements c
with renewed interest?and hun- <
ilreds are making lists of prop- J;
erty advertised In these columns <
that they will inspect at once.
I '
Mnnv rentals and sales will ;
be closed THIS WEEK. Why <
not present the facts about ?
YOI'lt proposition before it is ^
too late? (
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Start now to convert your ' :
i property into cash through j
Classified
Advertisements
in The West Virginian j j
FROG THAT WAS SCARED.
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jf^"The Store for Women?Where Faction Reigns"^*!
etyliih Hate Styllth Waltte
i| Shown every day at $14)0, $1i5 J
W $2.50 up to $10.00 $1 JO up to $7JO ;
| Spring Suits J
I Smartness I
^ llU II
?vr-Laffilf M More and more of \
Iff Ij| \ Y\ 1 the new spring suits [K
nil \ U>\ A 'are arriving Some to ? J
5 >/ S i \ I \\ flilvi hp shown tori a v havp 25
j> A htuuuKKig v/ dkWA MiViHi
We cany a line made by the foremost loose leaf j
i manufacturers in America, in fact in the world, I
j; among these the well known- Irving-Pitt Ring Books,
I a cut of which is shown above. The quality of these
^ loose leaf ring books is unsurpassed. Theirle is the
I leading line and we have them here handy for you.
I Some are bound in full Black Levant Grain Cowhide,
5 lined with tan leather, others lined with black leath- >
>; er with pocket in front. Just call 1105 or come in and
j !*et the best. ^
|' Fairmont Printing and PublMig Co.
I Monroe Street Fairmont, W. Va.
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% 1 W just come in" Some ?
$ lb|~tUJArV Y ^ Lhat were here a day W
(/ ( v, | I or two ago are not N i
rr1 w i, , here now. They have SJ
NI / I been tried and found N>
^ M I !?(n irresistible. &
/ The prevalence of X J
I u|ii'|| bright colors is the & '
i i / ~ "; \ very first thing you g
kj j A will notice.
rgj J#/ OWtVU/oi 7 \\ That is the manifestation of SS
/7 [ . - - "Sport" influence, which In OS 1
/ N> suits, as well na In coats, jSS
k\ dresses and waists, Is very SS
"vi Btrong- . SS .
SJ IN' MANY a very notable feature Is the strikingly ju&art effects |M
a obtained by embroidery. M
SI ANOTHER worthy of special mention fs a suit of Shadow Lawn vL
'Jl Green In the new Gunlbunl material. Very smartly cut, self colored eg
?5 stitching on pockets, collar and Blecves $34.76. ^ J
|g JERSEY CLOTH Is the mhterial In a Tery "Natty" suit In > ^ 1
gj sweater coat effect. This suit Is shown In copen, mustard, apple !
green and rose. Priced at $29.75. ^ 1
<3 At $1850. $19.75, $21.75, there are suits that are really astounding ffi I
S values! Of poplin, gabardine and serge. Very smart models. Mus- S$ I
fi tard. apple green, sand, copen blue, navy blue and black. Sj *
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I See Garment Display in Our Four
% Front Windows S |
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| One Man in ^Thousand
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$ They say that only one man in a thousand has a
jj chance to become great. We don't know jugt how
I true this is, but we know that every man in this city
jj has a chance to get the best loose leaf ring books on
the market by coming to the Fairmont Printing and
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