The West Virginian. [volume], October 11, 1917, Image 3

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

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I LOCAL soa
With Mrs. Cobun.
The Woman'* Foreign Missionary
toclety of the M. P. Temple will meet
on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the home, of Mm. Emma Cobun on
Boydston street. The hostesses will
he Mrs. Cobun and Mrs. John Nelll.
The lesson will be on the subject,
"The White Man In Africa" and will
bo led by Mrs. Frank P. Kelley.
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A Hallowe'en Party.
The Ladles of the Order of the
Solden Links No. 8 will give a Hallowe'en
party on October 30 at their
ball. The event will be a masked
tffalr. Members and friends are Inrltcd
to attend
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Presbyterian Missionary Society.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Frist Presbyterian
church "will meet on Friday
afternoon at tne nome 01 Mrs. jonn
Klsner at 409 Maryland avenue. Tills
la the laat meeting of the organization
before the convening of the West
Virginia Synod here Oct. ICth and
members are urged to attend. The
program la aa follows:
Devotional?Lot's Wife, Disobedience,
Mrs. Hugh K. Smith Business.
A Story of Utah?Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer
Philippine missions?Member-- Music.
Solo?"God Is Love"?Marftts?
Miss Powell. Review?The Living
Christ of Lntln America, Chapter V.
Missionary benediction. Social hour.
Hostesses?Mrs. John M. Klsner,
Mrs. Nettie Anthony, Mrs. M. I. '
Sturm, 409 Maryland r
airs. Glen Downs was hostess yesterday
at her home on Oliver avenue
to the Buzz Club a popular organization
composed of young women. The
afternoon was spent at needle work
and refreshments were served.
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A Chicken Supper.
The women of the First M. E.
church have announced that thee will
nerve a chicken supper at the church
on the evening of November 8. Past
achievements in the culinary art have
the women of the church an
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enviable reputation.
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Reception Tonight.
Itev. R. J. Voak the new minister
of Williams'Memorial M E. eliurch|
and Rev. F. S. Pollitt. presiding olilor
nf the district, with their families
will he the honnr gnosis tonight at a
reception at the church at which
members of the congregation will he
guests. A splendid program has b" n j
prepared.
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Entertained Friends.
Miss Gavnell Barr delightfully entertained
a number of her friends at
a masquerade party 011 Tuesday at
her home on Walnut avenue. She
was assisted In entertaining by Miss
Dnrlle Kerns. Musle and games were
features of the evening. Hallowe'en
appointments characterizing the doc
oration.
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Motor to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
John Kennedy, Mrs. ('has. Smith.
WUj Ther
I Educating ?
We have on our floor s
ing such celebrated makes
Foster & Co. More than to
the players without any ol
Play
A Few Dollars Dow
Special showing of slight
fully overhauled at our fac
ft This high grade player was used lei
I and It cannot be told from new. A ge
I J395. Bench and large selection ot rt
I Other used pianos and pi
ft used instruments?you will
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AL EVENTS 1
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Mr. and Mr?. David Konendy and Mrs.
Raymond Kennedy left this morning
for a motoring trip through the middle
west with Fort Ben Harrison,
Ind., as tbelr objective point Mr.
John Kennedy's son, Edwin Kennedy,
Is In training at the officers camp.
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Missionary Society Meeting.
The Isabella Tboburn Circle of the
? lrst M. E. church will meet on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock at the church.
Election ot orricem win tana place
end a business session will bo held. All
members are requested to be present
The program will be rendered as follows:
Song; devotional; roll call, every
member responding with a Bible veree
containing the word "love;" Acting the
1 arable Miss Georgia Torrey; Getting
Married In Africa, Miss Margaret Hobkins;
music; Declaring a Dividend,
Miss Katharine Troxell; Explanation
of Mystery Box; song.
Eollowing the program there will be
a social hour and refreshments.
j PERSONALS-]
The Misses Margaret and Anna
Murphy who have been In Atlantic
city for the last ten days, are spending
several days In New York before
returnning home.
Mrs. Earl H. Smith left yesterday
for Baltimore, where she will spend
several days.
Mr and Mrs J. D. Galliher and
uumiter, Miss Meta have returned
Irom Pittsburgh, Pa., where they hau
spent several days at the William
I'enn.
H. B. Clark has gone to New York
on a business trip.
Mrs. L. M. Foster has been in U11
iontown, Pa., for the last several days
having motored there In her Pack
ard Country Club.
Miss Cora Wilson returned yestci
day from Now York where she hac
spent a week.
Mrs. Harry Fleming and her guesi
Mrs. E. C. Bcblung, of Missouri
Mont., will go to Pittsburg today te
attend the thirtieth wedding anniver
sary of Mr. ana Mrs. J. J. Montgom
ery which will take place at the home
of the Montgomery's, 233 Trowbridge
street, Pittsburgh.
M. V. X. Lines Will
Get the Once Over
Uctober 17 and IS are the dates set
for the semi-annual inspection of the
iines of the Monongahela Valley Trac
Con company. Invitations announcing
the inspection have been set out to n 1 <
the directors and officials of the com
patty.
A special car will leave Fairmont or
Wednesday morning going to Clarks
!:..rg. Weston and intermediate points
The next trip will be to Ida May ano
Carolina, then to Mannington, then t
Fairview and Stafford mine. Those in
(barge are planning to complete tilinspection
in two days.
e Be Musi
jy Hoi
lim felt want for
Ill ]j ill and while plaj
p'liiiiiiiiiwii^j come an acc011
as Well as E
everal of the highest grade p
as the Angelus, Hardman, 1
,venty styles to select from. 1
ligation to buy.
While You
m. A Few Dollars Each IV
ly used and shopworn instru
tory and are guaranteed for
Your money is bet? ?
ter invested in a good jl
used piano than a !
cheap new one.
? k
ki
i? than 4 monthi This standard
nulne bargain at CosVnew S
ill! fre?. a lifetime serric
ayers from $85.00 and up. A
find one to suit you?and at
irkham &
W. G. KEI.TLEY, MGR.
will participate In the unveiling of
the Colonel Crawford monument on
Oct 1?.
Elizabeth Maneer, SO yoare old. la
missing from her home at Falrchance.
She bad never been farther away
than Fairmont eo her folks are alarmod.
Store* at Brownsville close at six
o'clock In the evening the year
around, excepting Saturdays, Sundays
and the thirteenth and twenty-eighth
of the month.
The Charlerol postofflce was robbed
but money and stamps were safe In
the safe. A bushel and a halt of letters
were scattered everywhere.
A Waynesburg autolst bad his
back broken In trying to avoid running
Into a wagon standing on the
bridge over Blackdog hollow.
Frank White, Jr., eight years old.;
i of near Brownsville, had his left fnni I
badly bitten by a copperhead snake.
Explained.
This clam chowder tastes different
from that we had at the sociable last
night
Yes. This has got clams In It.?
Browning's Magazine.
CROUP d**
Spasmodic croup fa
usually relieved with
ft one application of? '
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VioSwoauBi'
Feels 50 Per Cent
Better On i
DRECO j
i
0oal Man 3aya Dreco Is a Most Won\<'i
derful Remedy for Indigestion
and Stomach Troubles.
f'
' f "I feel fifty per cent better than 1
have for fifteen years," says J. M.
Goldsmith, a contractor of Ashevllle,
N. C., In referring to his experience
with DRECO, the new herbal remedy
which Is working near-miracles accord1
lng to the testimony of many people
tfte country over. fj
Mr. Goldsmith Is in the coal bus!- j
ness at New Riv.r, \V. Va., and says
that he has been a sufferer from indigestion
and Inactive liver for fifteen
years past. He had doctors, took medicines
by the score and almost despaired
of ever getting better. He saw so
many people recommending DRECO
that he got a bottle, Rnd says "I will
say this for Dreco; it will do all that
Is claimed for it." Dreco is on sale
and recommended by Boggess, Wriston's
drug stores, Huntington. W. Va.,
Boremann & Co.. Pnrkersburg, W. Va.,
Burke's Pharmacy, Clarksburg, XV. Va.,
Crane's Drug Store, Fairmont, W. Va
c in Your
me This
Vinter i
in the home fills that long
good music. A child can
ayer as wen as grown ups
ring creates a desire to beiplished
musician. j
ntertaining !
ianos on the market includ- j
^utotone, Matchless Milton, il
We will gladly demonstrate
Pay
[onth.
ments that have been care- j
a life time. i
make piano In a beautiful mahnranc 11
ew. Used two years by careful fam315.
This Instrument will give you
e for $135.
tsk to see the entire stock of
a price you are willing to
Tyler Co.
Phone 926
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Jlo AM Wome
New Gk
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That the Woman W
Fashion Should Set
and Suits
Our buyer, Miss Jennie
New York, carefully select]
view of presenting not onh
styles, but to offer such a c
crown the Autumn showi
complete than at any oth?
unusually attractive gather
you whether from a point
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ui vaiuc preseiueu. now
Mew Dresses for 1
and Young Wo
You will always find something c
teresting here because we are const
new frocks to take the places of thoj
so fast.
A great new shipment has just arh
es as most every woman has need for
Mew Dresses of Jersey Cloth?Very smartly ft
this material give the maximum of comfort and i
near They come in rich shades of brown, tauii
I and burgundy,. Prices $18 to $25.
New Dresses of Serge?Such dresses as are v
dressed women in the largest cities. They come i
rhades, beautifully embroidered in metallic eft
bead embroidery and soutache braiding. Bustle i
are represented. A splendid assortment at $1S to
to $50.
New Afternoon Drosses of satin. Georgette, ere
in the very newest models of the season. $15 to j
(Scond Floor)
The Question of
Mew Suit
can be settled at once. Here are suit
arrived and they are aglow with the
est thoughts of fashion land.
Suits of silvertone, velour, plain vi
broadcloth, gabardine and serge in
lumn colors, featuring the new bas
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euecis, iiigiit waisi jme eueccs anu ne
many with fur trimming.
Prices are $18 to $100 with a genei
between $18 and $40.
I He
dows an<
orative c
L?dCO thing ca:
?. The se
r depends
have mai
$2 a yar<
Home Cratt Week
The idea of devoting one week each to..
son to condtoering'the. b'eefcifilying of the
home started two years ago. It spread like
wildfire. Today homo-maltera from the
Pines of Maine to the Palms of Florida will
consider the problem of making home more
attractive during this week of October 8-13.
We are co-operating in this great national
movement, dur store windows show the
latest materials and our drapery department
displays a splendid range of decorative fabrics
at prices to interest every one.
. Blankets ~ "<
Every kind of blanket worth having
is here. Every blanket shown here Is
worth every penny of the price marked
on It Some are marked at less
than they are worth according to today's
market These are plain state- Ave
ments of facts. You will find ns ready Are
to back them up. Wool blankets, $3.75
to $15.00. if'-iv *
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Delineator at Special Pr
splendid style magazine Is Issued monthly and a
le best Ideas on authentic fashions.
Banner a special New York representative will be
ek to take new subscriptions or renewals at the s
5c a year. (First Fit
n Who Are G
jfches This Wir
ve This to Say
ho Prides Herself on C
; the New Coats, Dres
; Just Received
Montgomery, spent last we
ing the newest creations, wit
7 the last word in Fall and V
liversity of style and value th?
ng. Today the stocks are
?r time of the season. An
ing will be of intense inter
of good fashion or from a
s the time.
? omen New *2, 5?.
Blouses for large w
men I to size 53 have just
The styles are vet
llfferent and 111- and the prices are \
antly getting in crate- -
? 1r. tsecond not
ie we are selling !
ed?such dress- IE
right now. <ti
ishioneci. Dresses of We have gone
durability for general . ,
e. beige, Copenhagen . 0U1 new stock
in which a persi
torn by the smartest Hartley Store Si
in the newest autumn hprp
ects, wool, silk and ilclc.
iiid side-drape effects *'ox Furs in taupe, ;
$35; others from $10 se^Muffs,
Capes and St
$115.00 a piece,
pc meteor and velvet Muffs and Neckpiece
,8?- $18 a piece.
T opco
if ooir Never
has thei
;s that have just played such a pi
; prettiest, new- growing.
Here are hanc
slour, duvetyne, fashion in the ve
the newest" au- evei7 day now n
sque and bustle to look after you
w belt ideas and
They are coats for
ous .assortment ?w
,r* t t-m \ Kray squirrel with sk
(Second Floor) $350.00.
Busy! Busy
>ME CRAF
3 the week that is nationally given ovei
riting to your boys and girls. This is K
t has made extensive preparations for
rou'll find Curtains and Drapery matei
i brighten up your home wonderfully, 1
iffect of all the other furnishings, prod
lied harmony.
lection of Curtains and other hangings
upon the curtains for they are backgro
de a very careful study of the proper se
3; Quaker Craft Curtains, $1.50 to $6.0
Home Craft Specials
$1.35 a pair for Scrim and Quaker Lace Curtains,
hemstitched and with lace edges,
white and cream.
$2,45 a pair Quaker Lace Curtains made of the
highest grade of marquisette, one and
two-Inch silk hemstitching; beautifully
embroidered medallion in corner and
good for any room In the home.
$4.25 a pair for Quaker CurtainB with fine filet
lace drawn work and edging, cream and
white.
42c a yard, choice of a large and varied assortment
of curtain materials; madras,
marquisette and voile.
22c a yard for a good collection of cretonnes
in new autumn colorings, and every pattern
you are likely to want.
_ (ifhird Floor)
New Victor Records
FOR OCTOBER.
! being played today in the Victrola Roc
(Fourth Floor)
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to some extra pains in the selection
of furs, because furs are something ?. j
>n is very apt to he deceived. The
Lands behind every purchase made ']
poiret blue and Georgette Beta, $45 to $140.00 a
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oles ot Hudson seal, mole and kolinsky, $12 ttf
;s of kit coney, raccoon and river mink at $5 to
(Second FIoo% j ; |
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ats For Women
HO to $125 i
e been an Autumn in whicb'topcoafcq gj
ominent role and the fashion keeps
K
Isome coats of New York authentic
ry newest shades and materials and
ew ones coming in. Now's the time 5
ir Winter Coat. (Second Floor)!
For Coatts
tne coldest Winter days, because they are 80 ,;*?
r coats of Hudson seal, natural river mink and
unk trimming, 10 to 48 inch lengths, $87:50 to
(Second Floor)
! Busy! i
T WEEK-j |
: to planning how to make your home. ,
tome Craft Week, Our drapery de- .1
this splendid occasion. ' J
ials that will not only dress the ydri?
jut will heighten the charm and dec* i
lucing that one, much thought-aft^r
is an art. The success of any room
unds for all other furnishings. We
ilections. Quaker Craft Laces 25c to
0 a pair.
Home Craft Week ?j
"It is a woman and only a woman, who fif'l
can turn a house into a home"?and this Is
home-maker's week.
"To Adam Paradise was home?to the
Rood among his descendants home Is Para- ! ^
And this week i3 devoted to the consideration
of this country's greatest Institution '
?The American Home.
Do you know that every one who passes j
your home judges you by tho way your windows
are draped? Bare windows suggest . '
a poor housekeeper; ill-draped windows the
lack ot good taste.
Fashionable Footwear jj|9
Buckskin, calfskin and kldskin shoeg f I
in pearl gray, dark gray, Jaya brown, I | . J
tan, ivory tan and black?not to men- 1
tlon the targe assortment ot two-tone II '?3
im color effects in medium and high boot.. It
styles with high and,l<rb heels. Prices It I
? (First Floor)
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