The West Virginian. [volume], September 25, 1917, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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

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i Exceptional Suits for Bo;
They come in sizes 6 to 18 years, i
pinch backs galore, attractive pattei
Ideal suits for school wear.
Knicker Pants Boy
$1.00 \
Neatly made up from ^
; good firm novelty suiting
| materials, taped setlnis, re- Good
; inforced throughout, sizes ham an(]
. 6 to 18 years, bloomer and
knickerbocker styles, belt fu" run '
loops and suspender but- sellers,
- tons. light an<
I Hi
lEliif1
PICTURES BF WAR,
Illustrations of Value and h
Importance to All In- js
tercsted in the War. j j]
Of all the senses, the eye is the''
greatest Instructor of the mind and
Clotures tell at a glance what written
pages can hardly express. In Willis
, J, Abbott's great book, "The Nations
at War," which is being offered read- ,!
Ofs of this newspaper, it was deemed j,
necessary to use nearly 600 engravings J
. direct from actual photographs to tell "
the full story. Many of these thrilling! ,
Illustrations appear in full life colors.' .
all are clear, strong and gripping.
1; xnts story of the war ui> to Amur! "
pa's entry into the' conflict, is .the liist
authentic volume from a responsible
writsr.; in fact, it is not on the market
here yet, except as secured through
this newspaper which reserved l'or its
readers a limited allotment of the llrst
edition, which is now being distribut
The'volume contains 4AS pages, and
is complete with maps charts, chronology
and well selected lyric verse
Wrought forth by the war. It is hand-:
somely bound, and wliilo it is fully
worth $3.00 it is offered to readers of
this newspaper at a big discount for
a limited time only.
The lot being limited will uecessl- '
tate a quick response to avoid disap
poihtment. The Cash Discount Vouch>.
8r printed elsewhere in this issue explains
the plan fully.
CANNOT FIND MAN'S
| PENNSY RELATIVES
Harrisburger Will be Turned
Loose From Jail on
, :: Wednesday.
1L* '>
t- tliWnrt in Inriito rplativpo or frirntlK I
Kg,. ol Charles Shaw in Ilarrisburg, Pa.,
Hfc oik Monday proved to be fruitless, acocrdlng
to A. M. Glover, sheriff. The .
official states that the Western Union
Tfelegraph Company returned the telegram
stating that no such address
K ' as was written in Shaw's book could
t t? located in Harrisburg.
i-"'- ^According to a former Harrisburg
HR; man, now located in Fairmont, there
? is-no address like 423 Penn street or
B . 433 Pine street or 423 Pennsylvania
avenue at the Pennsylvania capital,
although the city has streets with all
I three names. The sheriff on Monday
had Shaw removed to the fall for safe
keeping. If nothing is heard in res'
Sard to Shaw's relatives he will be
I, - turned loose Wednesday according to
|| Sheriff Glover.
"Shaw is the young man who drained
ah ounce bottle of iodine on Sundayevening
and after ho had been resuscitated
he attempted to commit
B,. suicide by hanging himself at Cook
hospital.
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? The Labyrinth of Debt.
[;' It is well for you to strive to get
out cf debt Of course, you can't do
i It, but try striving yon may be nhlo to
? keen getting farther In.?Fort
\ -Iffelesroi:).
T1
Girls' All Wool
yC\. Serge Dresses
Wup) $250.
f J Come In sizes 3 to 6
* A years, nicely made
I ,"\ . from all wool serge;
!.\'J ,4ja navy only; tTlmmed
J with bright colors; an
l\ wl&Si '('oa' *a" dress foi
[ j?J?^5. small growing girls.
^'r's' Gingham
fcSwMlA Dresses 69c
<? 9* Iffl Sizes 6 to 14 years
. b vA Wm| made of good quallt;
fcf> ^UnT of gingham, actual (I
PfiKuWlfV values' neatly trimmed
ZjfflJmYh suitable for school oi
general wear. ?Third
Floor.
ys at $3.50. A Spier
ill wool materials, Pricei
ns and colorings,
s' Blouse d
V'aistsi my
35c
washable glngI
percale fabrics,
of sizes, actual SOc
collar attached,
1 dark patterns.
adisonstT^-^-U^1
JT.W.VA.
3layed Favorites;
Must Stand Trial
HUNTINGTON, Sept. 25. ? I. K. \
>yc, untif a short time ago general
nanager of the Coal and Coke raiload,
was indicted in federal court
ere, charged with having violated
ection one of the Elkins amendment
? the Sherman anti trust law, and aleging
that he discriminated in the
istribntion of cars for coal mines on
he Coal and Coke railroad. It Is al ged
in the Indictment that certain
nines along the Coal and Coke raiload,
through the work, of the gener-1
1 manager, received more than the j
ercentage of cars to which they were
ntitled. The mines specified la the
allotment were Dorfeo mine, Thomp
on Block Coal Company; Turner
nine, Morris Fork Conl Company; i
Jueens Shoals mine of lite Queen
:hoals Mining Company.
A wholesome
table beverage
with winning
flavor.
Used everywhere
by folks
who find that
coffee dis
agrees.
"There's a Reason"
as one -fnouewcj
i ahead of
AS Slow lookiiJ6 as
a Clam, but ? ! ACfioH, 5
AND FASTER THAN a one A
sot)A OtRKER'
^ Fft
I IUJaJH \ COLLIMS
s\^?nn\s J cross
V. /LT >jl |S/0 SAILOR
' fliis H-y "" eert
/(V \A / f^O* M00C
IE WEST VIRGINIAN?F.
! iC ,
r. r -,ww
idid Array of Fall Hats
d from $2.50 to $5.00.
Panne velvet
?s./jjST has had a glow-,
ing renneissance
?and many a brim
and crown shines
with It or hatter's
plush. Colors are
j) soft. becoming
J, ' f ones that form
"Sj I such a perfect
i A complement . to
\ ?A/ winter's furs.
A / Yes, many of
( \ fj these hats turn
I / l j up their brims
|J // and refuse to be
u / commonplace. ?
\ f i Third Floor. .
Our store will be closed
all clay Wednesday
on account of Jewish
i i i
nonciay.
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School Funds Here
From Charleston
School funds for Marion county arrived
in Fairmont 011 Monday afternoon,
A. M. Glover, the sheriff, having
received the lirst installment ol
tile $20,:t24 appropriation, which is
$7,::G1. The other two installments
will he received at a later date.
The money will be distributed as
follows over the district: Fairmont
$240.Id; Grant district, $723.82; Lin
colli district, $11S2; Maunington district,
$1257.02; Paw Paw district
$787.50;-Union district, $37$.44; Win
Held district, $422.25; Fairmont Inde
pendent, $17G6.31t Union Independ
ent, $601.SO.
THE HEART
How It Act# In Every Day Life
The human heart, In a healthy man
weighs but eleven ounces. It beats
,rrom long before birth until death, in
nn average lifetime, about seven million
times, allowing seventy bents to
the minute. Every twenty-four hours
this slight organ performs labor equivalent
to lifting a tou of material
eighty feet into the air. If the blood
becomes poor, and filled with poisons
from diseased kidneys, the heart is not
only starved, but poisoned as well. It
soon becomes exhausted and unable
to meet any extraordinary demand
, which may ho made upon it. Snpplj
1 pure blood; get the kidneys to working;
tone up the feeble stomach! Dr.
Tierce's Golden Medical Discovers
purifles the blood, relieves the kid,
neys and tones up the allmentarj
canal. Give the heart the food II
needs and it will continue to wort
till the natural end of life.
Bum pass, Va.?"Before I commenced
taking Dr. Tierce's medicines I suffered
with pain In my shoulders, head and
back, and had palpitation of the heart
; I could hardly get up. Was in bed
nearly all the time. I took Dr. Pierce't
Mod kail Discovery and Favorite Prescription.
I soon began to feel muct
better and oould visit around in th<
' neighborhood. I owe it all to Dr
; Tierce's remedies. Would advise any!
one thus afflicted to use 'Golden Medli
cal Discovery' qnd 'Favorite Prescrip|
tion.' I also took the 'Pleasant Peli
lets' with good results.
"I thank Dr. Tierce for his medicinec
and kind advice and am glad to heat
from him."?Mas. Sebie E. Kims, k. F.
D. 2, Bumpass, Va.
The modern improvement in pillsDoctor^
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Tbev
help' Nature, instead of fighting witn
j her. Sick and nervous headache, bili:
ouBness, costiveness, and all derangerponia
nf il>n ?* 1- -S 1 i
i wauls vuc iucr, ctuiuucii ana uoweui
I ws prevented, relieved, cured.
AND OH, LO(
<3000 uJCK
>1vt>"J0 PLfttE
MOUS
reTW6*4A Et>0lE COUUHS-BRW?4t6
IS GAIT* AMD VLAY6R 1M LEAGUE AMD
whLUAMS HEAV/V GUM OF VJHtYE,
,H - SOX REG I MEMY
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kIRMONT, TUESDAY EVE]
schedule for the
iimiasii
Work Will Begin Next Monday
With Men's Classes
Details Arranged.
Gymnisium classes will be la full
force at the Fairmont Y. M. C. A. be,
ginning next Monday. The schedule
j lias been arranged and was announced |
[ today. During the summer the gym-1
j rasium was thoroughly overhauled.
George W. Blickley, the physical dl- j
; rector, will have charge of Junior A. j
! -1 ?.*. K. *.1?, .. V. ?
i itirs, uiu uuBiucsa muu a vwaa, uiu ; j
11 enlor class and the intermediate class.!
E. K. Worthington will have charge of j
the employed boys' class. Miss Grace !
KoBter will have charge of the matrons'
end the business girls' class. Miss ;
Laura Mae Dunnington will have
charge of the graded school girls and
the high school girls.
The entire gymnasium schedule together
with the swimming periods fol- j
low:
Monday ? Junior "B" gymnasium.!
4:00-4:45; Junior "A" 4:45-5:30; Itusl-1
ness men. 5:30-6:30: Employed boys,
7:15-8; Seniors. 8:15-?:30.
Tuesday ? Matrons, gymnasium, j
7:15-10:15; swim, 10:30-11; grade girls, |
gymnasium, 4-4:45; swim, 5-5:30; H.
S. girls, gymnasium, 4:45-5:30; swim,
5:30-6; business girls, gymnasium,:
7:30-8:15: swim, 8:30-9.
Wednesday ? Intermediate. 4-4:45;
Junior "A," 4:45-5:30; Business Men,
5:30-6:30; Employed boys, 7:15-8; Sen-i
iors, 8:15-9:30.
Thursday ? Matrons, gymnasium.
9:30-10:15; swim. 10:30-11; grade j,
pirls, gymnasium. 4-4:45; swim, 5:30-,
ti; Business girls, gymnasium, 7:30-;!
S.15; swim, 8:30-9.
Friday ? Intermediates. 3:30-4:30; jj
Junior "B" 4:30-5:15; Business men, j
5:30-6:30; Employed boys, 7:15-8; Sen !
| iors, 8:15-9:30. I
Saturday?Junior "B." 9:30-10:15; |
] Junior "A." 10:15-11; Intermediates,!
11-12; Grade plrls, gymnasium, 2:30-1
3:30; swim. 3-3:30. 3:30-4; H. S. girls,
and Seniors. 4-4:30, 4:30-5; gymnasium
4-5: exhibitions, games, etc., 7-10.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was given on Sunday
at Fairview in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Wells, the occasion being her
73 birthday anniversary. The guests
.included members of the family and
relatives as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Will Wells and daughter. Miss Edna
and son Claude, Muhlon Tennant and
daughters, the Misses Gertrude, Grace,
Lizzie, Ella, Flore, Maggie, and
Messrs. Thomas, Bert and Charley,
Allie, Evert, Florence and Virginia
Longstreet, Glen Wells, the ^Misses
, Mayme, Dora and Frances Wells. Will
; Roach, the Misses Beryl and Emma
' Roach, Mrs. Flora Johnson, Mrs.
Blanche Roach and Mr. Taylor.
If Your Ears Ring With
Head Noises.
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or
, litad noises go to your druggist and get
1 ounce of Parmint (double strength),
and add to it 1, pint of hot water and 4
ounces of granulated sugar. Take 1
talbespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick relict
I from the distressing head noises,
i ( logged nostrils should open, breathing
j t'ccome easy and the mucus stop drop1
j ping into the throat. It is easy to pre
1 pare, costs little and is pleasant to
I take. Any one who lias Catarrhal Deaf1
I ness or head noises should give this
[ I prescription a trial. Holt Drug Co. can
supply you.
I I Lemons Whiten and j
: j Beautify the Skin! j
; j Make Cheap Lotion |
The Juice of two fresh lemons
I strained into a bottle containing tlireo
I ounces of orchard white makes a
I whole quarter pint of the most remarkable
lemon skin beautifier at
[ about the cost one must pay for a
, small Jar of the ordinary cold creams.
. fare should he taken to strain the
! lemon juice through a fine cloth so no
, lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion
\ will keep fresh for months. Every
! woman knows that lemon Juice is used
, to bleach and remove such blemishes
, as freckles, sallowness and tan and
, is tho ideal skin softener, smoothener
and bcautifler.
I Just try it? Make up quarter
> pint of this sweetly fragrant lemou
, lotion and massage it daily into the
face, neck, arms and hands. It should
naturally help to whiten, soften,
freshen, and bring out the hidden
' roses and beauty of any skin. It is
1 wonderful for rough, red hands.
Your drouggist w ill sell three ounces
of orchard white at little cost, and
1 any grocer will supply the lemons.
jft vvhat (jliilnri seinus us
r0r6 and aft squint ftf
"noottis* coluns- .
i xfuayln' bau-i/
h JpL otuotrft id
MX ^?_7t^ throwing omr
yy^sts:g?ri"^?y on an opposing
q pi.aver when
c??id&inoff
?
SING, SEPTEMBER 25,1917
4^ T
I Opens at
| 8:00 A.M.I
THE
j ATTRACT!
? Is Creating Unbounded Inl
s This Community?And Qu
5 come in view of their DSTi
S and it holds good for you ai
K ly responsible for this put
h THE EXTRAORDINARY
? this season at Courtney's
I IS ESTAE
| SUITS
Oj New stylish suits in
K the newest fabrics, and
? the wanted colors, all
^ received last week.
Prices
g $18.bw $19.75 $21.75
g $23.75 $26.75 $29.75
$33.75 $38.75 $43.75
^ Millinery in its
that is a broad assertion
?? in high prices either?but:
gUR
6 PA/1T0 Stylish New C
I WJAlo godeofther
PA i mMMiiUMIIMMIIKI-Mtflii
3
s
SVyle Sujp
1 Announce
s
?g The .Toseph Horne'Co. will
Supreme Exhibit of Fall
Fashions, at ti
3
Fairmont
Monday, Tuesday and
E September 24Hi, 251
g in charge of Mrs. Mary B.
staff of Fashion rcpr
5 The exhibit will include i
showing of
^ ??%_ L (ttl
orreer, n^ernc
| Evening Dresses, <
and Blouses,
And OlW Women's
E
Apparel
|
rst
i of a distinctive character, i
be accepted and no di
?
1
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-HE'S RLD SERIES CONT
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W f LOOK AT IT eooit t
s~.\ eerowe tie oaes /
y vbftck-tb-fri' bencn*/
half throws
okj rnees-slams the pill To pitche
as if at were sore at ml*.
covers -me *x
\ 1/ <basc ukt white?
wash andis mere .,
.^[l. pffi-. - and there at
the same the - ~
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** ' -
HINGS WOMEN WEAR?
DAILY ARRIV
of More and More
IVE FALL
terest and Enthusiasm on th
ite Right, too:?for the style
1NCT SIMPLICITY. WEA
iid your neighbor alike. It i:
)lif> intprPRt?'ho Phnnoro 1C
" volume of "things fc
HASHED BEYOND 1
DRESSES
Pretty serge dresses in
navy, brown, green, plum,
black, taupe, etc. Prices
$10.75 up to $31.75.
Stylish Satin Dresses in
all the wanted colors at
$11.75, $14.75 up to $44.75.
Highest Conception
But we have every confidenc
in ALL PRICE RANGES fi
loats received last Saturday,
tewest fabric cut in the new(
mmmama&sm
reme d
menV
present a Style
h and 26tW
Bromley, and a |M
esentatives,
a comprehensiv#
ton and p
2oats. Suits fi.
and Misses' /j*jg
exceedingly attractive and mo<
[plications will be sold, assuring
exclusiveness in dress.
sur presence is earnestly requesU
>H HOW
PITTSBURGH
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n^^^gil hes a eooush
gfa=r3t&^ mxltr that vchto
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w1"rri rftv 01
ww wl rut rubber or
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qpap ir{m 5ccn6rv, buy
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Closes at
5:00 P. M. I I
APPAREL I I
9H
te Part of the Woman of 8|
is this fall are doubly wel- jS
RABLE is the WORD- ?
3 the fact that it is main- S
appreciated. Then too, f
)R WOMEN" to be found M
DISPUTE I v
FURS v I
Every piece new this U
season. Muffs and scarfs S
sold separate or in sets. ?S V
Coney, Opossum, China 5
Wolf, Red Fox, Black ^
Fox, Taupe Fox, Natur- m
al Martin, Lynx, Kalin- gK
sky Hudson Seal, Scotch' ?
Mole, Mink, Etc-, $4.50 aj
on up to $75.00.
s?We Know
:e of making it good?not 9
om LOWEST PRICE on 9
Many are fur trimmed N|
?st style. Priced $25 to Ofi
MSMsmmssa &
'*
. . . - .
aerate prices, uraers win
purchasers the. utmost
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awhy nurt \ pat J
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