The West Virginian. [volume], May 31, 1917, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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

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B tfado of good 7 oz.
I cloth, 1% Inch self
B\ band fop, S scam
hick, a ten cent Tal(Matn
Floor)
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n merit, in splendor ^ajotdty,
forts. See the Bi? parade rrtrtn
second and thiol floors which 1
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All Wool Serge Suits sold at $10.
it's "Chic" $22.50 Suits going at
omen's $1 Value Waisl
rhis announcement cites you to c
lal offerings that will be in store
reliable value giving Emoprium
i of life at. such large savings?.
;er liltb concerns?that you will
mself to a ciKmtfctat, sip a gig
^'elephants peanuts and; still hav
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Good Serviceable Suit
, Cases $1.5,0.
Steel frames, waterproof fibre,
"* abont 7 inches
deep, 24 inches
: long, bfack or
I tan colors, VIenna
handle,
brass locks.
Muslht Petticoats 50c.
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'' white muslin pr
cambric solid eypj,
j ltit '" embroidery ygtjljigi
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splendid values In' -wdnfens and
latent, tan, gunmetal and rid kid leathes
up to $3.60.
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(Main Floor)
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fun and breath-taking
Harrison's many large
vill be reserved for visit
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only $12.50.
:s Offered ai 50c
>nly a few of the many unfor
you Circus Day at this
. You can buy the necessiit
prices so much under
feel encouraged to "blow
iss of red lemonade, feed
e some big change left."
Men's T.nncr Wenr TTnse I
only 10c per pair.
t Black and tan
shades, shaped
seamless heel,
sewed too .ribbed
top, 12c values
(Main Floor)
Women's Muslin Draw- j
ers, 29c.
Made from soft fin'lsh
muslin or cambrie,
hemstitched ruffle,
cluster tuck
heading.
Main Floor
Girl's Baby Dolt Ox
fords $1.39.
%Come In sizes j
8 to 11, patent
leather, patent
leather ankle
straps, silk.
Second Floor
jBoy'fe ''Wfcar'
; Resisting /JkT .
Knee Pants,
In close and- m6ilium
stripes' or &SM
Boild colors. Arm-.
1y woren, sizes 6 IjWnW '
o 16 years, very |jEra flgsB
Bt^u^lJ tailored, ^fflr W',
wil/.j jtfye. excep- '
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Ithe Story. Thompson's
Glove ;
pitting!Op r? jfjm
Corsets' t'' t
Neither words '
nor plcturoS Hi\
can 'express i ,;,' .
the beauty of line,
poise and * .
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Tho mp So n ' ' ft }|r,V,/
glove1 fitting ,J "f f jp JT '
corset. These .. .1 fg,",,",
are our regu- ' >W fjl
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and this offer
holds good for
the one day on- tiionsqjts,
ly Saturday.
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j Plenty of Concerts for the
} Entertainmnt of the
' ' Public.
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|| ! Falrmpnt has always becu notea j
' among Wfest Virginia cities tor its ex- j
! colleur musical organizations and . on
| Memorial Day once more gave evidence
of its high standing in this parf;
ticular us well as .figuring in a showing
; for Marion county which was Very
creditable, for outside of Fairmont two j
-j band.i were in -the parade which sorvea ]
| to bring distinction upon the county,1
Mannington sending a crackerjack j
march hand of the ili Henry variety
jlilld- Monongah providing an Italian J
, baud, which called attention to the)
friendly relations existing between the
I two countries at this time.
There is nothing so important to the
. success of n his day as good music.
! It requires the stirring martial music
: of tho days of 'CI to arouse the old veterans,
the jinging ring of "The Stars
i and Stripes Forever"- to -enthuse the
j marcher aud the concert selections
, heard at different times during the day
| yesterday to please' lovers of a better
grade of music. The Memorial Day
concert-programs or the different bands
-? viotwhiHo tnnaib ami
B|! ran lixigviy u? iuuu 4u???v;
I while on march medleys and national
N; airs were frequently played stimulating
S|! the crowds on the sidewalk to another
M round of applause. The Mannington
O! hand repeated "The Star Spangled
Hi Banner" half a dozen times on its lino
j of march and had the lilks bareheaded
n I n*:eh of the time with citizens on the
Eg : sidewalks also uncovered in reeogniP
i ion of what is generally considered the
K national air.
w i The First Regiment hand gave a conw
j cert at Loop I'ark last night which
fi! was highly enjoyed by a larger crowd
1 than generally assembles for evening
jffl I concerts and the program rendered
ffi I was worthy of praise not only on acfflj
count of the character of the music
III but for its splendid presentation. HarBt
j hey Gregory is leader of the organiza@
i tion.
Sj The Greater Fairmont band gave a
|! concert at the hall park yesterday aft|
emoon proceeding the speaking and
3 the march "Stars and Stripes Forever"
jj and the overture, "A Night in Jur""
|| were applauded with unusual enthu[bell-ans
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proves it. 25c at all druggists.
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A T- THEATER THE
GREAT TO
Herbert-Rawlinijon and Neva Gert
, The virtues of the production that s
in whltlj the Interest Is1 never allot
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To safcrjfice.our quality would n
quality. 'When you consider our hi
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cost us fifty thousand dollars 'ttf.pl
; '"that1 we would 66* foolish "to frifoW' A
[ 'teHfcre With'ifhtS'quality of our1 Ice'
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own talking things oyer with hia son,
reserve corpj! irf,(raining at- Fort Myer,
fir's request
sfasm. Earlier in the day the band
made a splendid impression while
heading the parade to Woodlawn cemetery,
the first street display 01 the
celebration. The Greater Fairmont
band is practically new though the
name has long been identified! with
fiefick musical organizations in thjs city
!add many of the players saw service in
ithe First Regiment b'and when it wa?
located here. Adolph Swain, baritone,
might be singled out for special mention
for he is a very capable player.
Claud Vincent, the new leader, 1b a fine
cdrnetist and a capable director.' !
The Garlow band, of the First ward,
gave a morning concert in front of the
court bouse which was greatly appre- !
c&ted. Starting off with "Grand Recon
dilation" medley of airs or notn ine
blue and gray and "The Warrior's
March," a medley of wartime marches,
the program later contained several
;lieavy overtures. A large crowd was
attracted which greatly appreciated the
music and evidenced that fact by hearty
applause.
The Mannington Elks band, only organization
of its kind in the state, came
here to head the parade of Elks from
both Fairmont and Manington lodges,
arriving on the 1:10 train. The band
proceeded to the upper Main street ann
gave a concert in front of the Elks'
club, giving evidence of splendid con(Continued
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