The West Virginian. [volume], November 09, 1917, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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

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j Any f25 to $2730
Woman's Suit J
!k J- r Marvels of Tailoring
? - Original ticketi on every garment,
tbis hwod'i productions; rich silk 01
a* - taupe, brown, navy, mole, gray and bi
up; and plenty o( blacks.
J ;L
1 Full lS/fnrtA
Act in the L
H Loosen your purse strings to enjoy
'
> . ty coming In Increased prosperity to I
. ate. We say spend wisely for In the 1
present now will not be possible tlici
inanity there ere a hundred chances
' not, can not prevail for long. Yes,
them with, but you will not ho able
we suggest with all seriousness to
Folks, this Is not a mere commercial
>" the kind we wish our patrons to prof
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,g always been opportune?that wo ha
that you have been a gainer on m
i. haven't you? Then, take It now, yoi
tatnly face to face with thoughtful tl
? discreetly.
Men*8 Trench Sui
and Trench Overc
?"With that striking milit
They're supreme value suits and
these garments are quick to admit t
value ever given In Fairmont at tlie
and colors in this vast assemblage; t
are double breasted, belted, trcncli si
j*'.'. buckle?untitled. The suits are alsc
patterns; also plenty of all wool w
styles at this popular price.
A Great Novt
Harrison Furs of Quality?i
Our FurB are absolutely dependable
ity and style?and each sfcln Is exact
seated.
A Beautiful Red Fox Set
The large, broad scarf drapes tl)
[k ' gracefully, and is practically a wrap I
canteen shape muff to match is trimm
ural heads, tails, leg0 and paws.
Children's Furs S2 to $
Children's Furs $2 to $3.98 are here
spectlon a bountiful supply of chit
pieces, scarfs, muffs and muff and sc
i . Abundance of women's and missei
jS v muffs and muff and scarf sets pr!c<
from from $3.50 up.
li?
mm
One small lot ._/fKSs
Your choice of any J
.untrimmed velvet ^ ^
shape ^ Saturday at J
| Children's Untrimmed Hats
Including every child's and growing
girl* untrimmed hat in the house;
lose, ropen and navy blue, wine, red,
green and white shades; many mothers
prefer to buy their childr in's hats
untrimmed.
Positively all V
satin linings; HH
irgundy shades
ijus 'mm t~M aa sif
aire una
iving Preset
real, practical economy, for there
111 the temporary "vacuum" you m
'uture la prosperity but such value:
1. For every shrewd person In th
In staple needs priced at figures tl
there will be ample money to pi
to buy at our present prices?thai
fill your needs amply NOW?Sa
cry but a snne, sound piece of a
It by. Take our timely warning n
o know that our advice lr. the pi
re kood behind all our predlctlo
any Occasions through our advlc
t'll thank us In the future. We r
mcs?not "aim times" so miy ire<
ts *3 ess
?$15
aryair"
overcoats. Men who have nlread
hut they're the biggest dollar foi
price; there is a wide choice of
his season's host models. The ov
:yle. about IT inches long with lar
i in the wanted trench styles in
orstcds nnd blue serges in conse
(Second F
imber Show
'ff #1
in Vo?ue There
:iyas?repU?c.
f
nt QQO
MV VWW?
c shoulders ?10 Eg A
n itself. The ^lfaa9Vi
cd with natCome
early for
of beautiful coat
> jjg attractive in mo<
Great warmth-wi
for your in- so smartly?with
tlren's neck- COats. Soft tleei
art sets. sllvertones, crys
: fu;. scarfs. picturesque in 11
:d gradually l",rt anfl there a
or high; pleats.
than one could in
Our Entire i
Thrt
ery Hat $2.50 to S3.0C
Now $1.95.
very trimmed hut made up to sol
2.50 to $2.00 lg included In this col
Ion and put out on our snle tnbh
front of a dollarnlnetyfive cen
I Tlio 1~? 1 ?.
i. Alio iui iiitiuucn velvets um
er's plusli and combinations it
k and wanted colorings; eacl
el attractively trimmed.
'Wd
-fef fig
Stjis
$1.97
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FAIRMONT. W.VA
Running <
ns and
^. iiow An Importam
^ Chin
ly, but
Tills splendid news for the
llesh. navy or black solid sh
cry single one of them smar:
later day styles; they'rd wal
I Attrac
From tlio simple but smarl
|l their making; every model a
8 ? the patronage of Fairthont's
W nicd with rich lace, some w
Notably Goo
ly seen <J 7
dollar */ / C<
fabrics I-ast week wo bought 5V
ercoats Voile waists, clean and fret
known maker at about fifty
go belt They're actually waists to s
varied we bought them right, we oi
rvative accordingly, so, Saturday, wl
ioor) take your unrestricted ehol
57c: sizes from d6 to 46.
ing of Street,
Afternoon and
Frocks in Serg
(it d Silk 1
r 7 f
Some of the season's best models in pop
noon travel and general daytime wet
des in pleated, tunic, surplice, straight 1
iny beautifully embroidered; materials
ench Serge. Botany Serge, satins and sill
and black and 'most all of the fashions
1 have been able to secure more Individ
Iter diversity and greater stylo for ou
ee above popular prices than you en<
tans, therefore, that the woman or miss
novelty should review our showing Satu
is Certainly Yc
ance Among thi
Zoats, Priced
, $15, $17.50, S
your coat! Here Is-what you will ,'lnd.
s in the season's succesful styles. The
lei material and tailoring as they nro li
thorn-weight affairs In which one can i
ii-ies' and "swing ' that characterize t
:v veiours, fluffy ia.ub-i wool, silky plus
tal cloth, novelty mixtures. Luxurious
no and rh'h in finish. " Belts play an itn
re ninny, many kinds. Waist lines are
buttons and buckles are used in nor
aaginc.
ttock of Trimn
<e Prices Satui
I j Only $3.50 to $5 Hat at $2.95
Black, taupe, reindeer, boiling purI
pie. navy. Liberty and copen blues are
the shades in this assemblage; sall:
ors. military effect, tricorr.es, close iltt
ting models (and large and small brim
1 styles. Plenty of velvets in the
i wanted colors: every hat thnt was fori
tnerlv marked fo sell above $3.0(1 to
fa.OO will be Included No restriction,
none held back. First come, flrst
;served.
I
l,\ ry Sale Final. No La!
a-\\ ays. No approvals.
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RHHHHHMHBHHBHHBHHI
pir^i f35 to f4,
pjrrfS Women's
rlj I Sizes 1<
In HHn I I Our finest broad
J I our end gabardine
I green, reindeer, b
Oner?The,
\
t Presentation and <
e Blouses Saturday
woman who likes pretty, dainty silk ere]
ades, and is not adverse to paying less t
tly tailored; sizes from 36 to 46; a most
Ists that you would pay all tho way from
tive Georgette Bloi
ily tailored to the most elaborate styles; j
uthentic with the style changes; charmir
most fashionable women ; white or flesh
Ith the new "O'Boy" collar.
d Waists I Deliah
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1
2 dozen snowy white Fine winter
ill, direct from a well the same quul
' cents on the dollar. priced at dout
ell at a dollar, but as ing are so va
course will sell them yourself?but
lillc they last you may touches of en
ce of the lot for only things, you'll
will want.
Business
Travel c?%
e, Satin
f* # Construct?
dark oxford
close or mei
f\ gtfront with c
'B ft m ed at waist;
/ yP JJ out-weight g:
ular priced frocks for nf- W,
ir. Tailored and fancy
lined and pegtop effects; rial
aro men's we^r serge,
ks and combinations; naible
colors. Fortunately,
unl and exclusive styles. Light or
r dresses to sell at the stripe or pi
?ounter generally. This flannel; ab<
desiring the latest note stitched or <
irday or Monday. string waist
wr " ?
ise |l|L 1?
525 l#M
Scores B|Vftjgjj >p? If
iy're as I' \ VjW
snuggle I / I
lio new i / I \
ill, new ' ?m J Z?J?
1>0rtant
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day
Choice of Any Hat in the
House at $3.95.
Evory trimmed hat lu the house thai
was formerly marked to sell from $5
to $10 is included?from the most exclusive
models to the simplest tailored
styles. You actually save a greater
amount than you spend. Black, ltose.
Purple, taupe and reindeer shades in
Hatter's plush, Velvets and combination
shapes; each hat either elaborate
in Its conception or charming with its
simplicity.
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LNG, NOVEMBER 9,191T
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M? *04 11
Suits $/<
5 to 44.
cloth,poplin, burella, sllvortone veli
suits. Black, navy, nigger brown, '
attleshlp gray and taupe shades. > i
seValues
Sale ot Crepe-deat
$3.00
le-de-chlne blouses in either White, i
ban the regular prU
Inclusive assemblage featuring the
$3.50 to $4.00 for In a regular way.
rstfs $5.75
line quality of silk Qeorgette used In
ig blouses that invite and will win
shades gorgeously or plainly trlmttul
New Blouses
$1.00
voiles In white and fancy stripes;
Ity that you will find in voile waists I
ilc tho price; tbe ways of their married
that it's best to sec them for
if you've a liking for frills, for pretty
ibroidcry or for the simple tailorod
find many a blouse here that you
en's Sleeveless
igan Blouses, at
$1.50
id from good grade of worsted yarn J
and gray or coal black shades; |
lium ribbod patterns; buttoned
rocheted edgei nnd armholes shapdeep
vents at side; a warmth-withirment;
all sires.
)men's Heavy
nnel Petticoats
75 c
aant grounds wun pirnc or diuo
ain; good quality of heavy cottou 1
sut 8 inch ruffled flounce; hem?mbroidercd
edges at bottom, draw
large and small sizes
Interesting Basement
News.
Arm & Hammer Soda In large I
10 ounce packages Sc.
Full liall pound packages of I
Cream Com Starch 5c.
One gallon glass Jug of White I
Houso Vlnegur 45c.
Old Reliable CofTee. whole or
ground, a package 27c.
Arbuckles best package coffee, I
underprlced at 23c.
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour
In pound packages 15c.
One pound two ounce package |
of Postum Cereal for 25c.
Wholesome, nutritious Cream
of Wheat, a package, 25c.
Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat 1
flour, pound package ISc.
One pound can o( Crisco tor on
ly 29c.
Early June, Marrow or Polk's
best Peas, large can. 15c.
Large No. 3 can of best Tomatoes
go at 18c a can.
No. 2 size can of Baker's corn
sellB at 15c a can.
Pet, Honor. Everyday and Carnation
large can of Milk 14c.
Hotel Astor Coffee, whole or '
ground, a pound 35c.
Saturday we will a*-g
sell best grade QJy/'A
Brown sugar at a j/i la
pound 4: 1
mmrnm?mmmmmmmmm
"THINGS W01
Store kQ TV
Opens at
8A!VL
New Serg
iC\
Sec
These JpO.
Dresses f\
in 2p^7?
Window $12
Are Really W
More than the
Special Sale of Trimmed 1
ed Hats
Excellent value and smart stylebeen
oircrcd to particular buyers tl
cities in metal, ostrich and chemil!
Special Pi
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
OPENS NOVEMBER 19
Season Will Run until About
the First of
March. /
Interest in the city basketball
league that Is to be organized at the
V. M. C. A. was manifested by the
good representation at the meeting
of the teams yesterday evening when
plans were made for the league. Another
meeting of the teams is scheduled
for Monday evening at 7:30
o'clock. At this time a president fot
the league will be chosen and a board
of managers elected composed of the
captains of each team.
i uu ursi game in uie new league
will be played on Monday evening,
November 19. Each team will play
fourteen games, playing one game
each week. By beginning on November
19 the league will end about
March 1.
The league will have the "Y" floor
a part of two evenings each week,
probably Monday and Friday even- !
ings.
Physical Director G. W. Blickley
will draw up a schedule and present
It for the approval of the teams at
tho meeting on Monday evening.
Tho eight teams that will be represented
in the league are as follws:
Hartley's, Fairmont Mining JlfChine,
Y. M. C. A. dormitory, West Virginians,
East Side Independents, Consolidation
Coal Company, Owens Glass
Company, and a select team from the
teachers of the city schools.
Charlotte Fawcett to
Be Buried Saturday
Miss Cbarlott Fawcett, aged 63
years, wsr found dead yesterday at
Ihe homo of her brother on Pennsylvania
avenue death having been due to
nr. attack of heart trouble or to suffocation
from gas fumes which were
htrongly prevalent in the room where
her body was found. The body was
Lund leaning against a window as
though she had sought air or was trying
to call for assistance. Miss Faw
nett had gone to the home of her brother
to do some work and her continued
ubsence. caused a search for her to be
trade.
The deceased was a daughter of
James and Julia M. Fawcett and was
aged 63 years . She had been a resident
of Fairmont for more than thirty
years and of Marlon county all her
life, having been born at Ollboa. She
Is survived by three brothers and three
bisters, namely, C. M., William L. and
U. E. Fawcett. Mrs T. F. Wilson, Mrs.
Ollle Phillips, and Miss Ilelphla Fawcett.
all of this city.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
at noon and the body will be
taken to Ollboa for interment Under' :
laker R. C. Jones In charge.
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The Source of Gre
In the Choice ot th
WHEN WEAR"
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Closes at
e Dresses
iety' ..
:atest Satisfaction ^
ese Serge Dresses
Six Different
Styles to
Choose From
All are fashionable
| and all the colors that
are being worn. All
;izes. All have touches
of style and fact
similar of high priced
models. Box and side
plaited, embroidered
collar and belt, etc.
WJ These
# Cnnoiol
M|iwviai
fmm Bri Prices
4 For
) ry et Few
l? 4 <3 Days Only
orth a Third
Above Prices ~
'ailored and Semi-Tailori.
-by far tbc beat values that have
lis season. Trimmed in new novle,
values up to $10.00,
ice
MOST PEOPLE NOW'
STAMP MAIL RIGHT
Postcards Figure Prominent
ly Among the Mail that
is Understamped.
Falrmonters are becoming accustomed
to the new postage rates and
are now putting the proper postage
on practically all ot their mall, according
to reports coming from the
local post office. On an average but
one to two percent of the mail now
recolved has Insufficient postage.
The first day of the new rates approximately
BO per cent of mall received
had insufficient postage.
Most of the mall that is not properly
stamped Is postal cards. This is
due to the fact that many people
have one cent postal cards on hand
and mall them without adding the
extra cent
Because ot the express conditions
mail is unusually heavy at the local
office. This Is especially true with
Inbound parcel post.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it failk- 25c
I :
f I I Iftrt I I
I oni^: Udc LCiiiUHd! ;
I Make a Bleaching, i j
I Beautifying Cream:;
The juice ot two (resb lemons \
strained into a bottle containing three
ounces ot orchard white makee
whole quarter pint ot the most remarkable
lemon skin beautlfier at about
the cost one must pay (or a small
jar ot the ordinary cold creams. Care
should be taken to strain the lemon
juice through a fine cloth so no lem- , '
on pulp gets in, then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. Every woman
khows that lemon juice is used
to bleach and remove such blemishes *
<> ? *
n?HWIBOT^WIIU If 11BBI autu van Slid
Is the Ideal skin softener, smoothenar
and beautlfler.
Just try It! Get three ounce* of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint, of tills sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it
dally Into the face., neck, arms and
hands. It naturally should help to soften,
freshen, bleach and bring out
the roses and beauty of any skin. It'
Is simply marvelous to io6otiira
rough, red hand*.