The West Virginian. [volume], November 09, 1917, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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To Wed at Hattleiburg.,
' Miss Mary Alice Russell daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Russell led
here yesterday (or Hattlesburg, Miss.,
where her marlago to Capt. Clarence
Vannort, formerly of Claksburg, will
be solemnized on her arrival probably
on Saturday. Capt. Vannort and his
blrde will go on a wedding trip to
New Orleans. Capt. Vannort who Is
a son of Jos. Vannort of Clarksburg
I was stationed here with the machine
gun company at the Mobilization
camp last summer.
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Served Big Crowd.
A large number of guests numbering
between 500 and 600 were served
. to a splendid chicken dinner last evening
at the First M. E. church where
the two TTllRdlnnflrv rocIpMph of the
church served their first dinner of
the season. Service began at o
' o'clock and continued until eight. The
diner was excellent and was served
quickly.
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To Meet Tonight.
The Isabella Thoburn Circle of tbe
FlrBt M. E. church will meet tonight
at & o'clock at the church. Mrs.
Richard Hall will lead the meeting
the subject for study being "Africa."
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With Mrs. Neill.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the M. P. Temple Is meeting
today at the home ol Mrs. T. A.
Neill on Sixth street.
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For Miss Gibson.
Complimentary to Miss Ellse Gibeon,
whoso marriage to Mr. John A.
Washington will be solemnized In
Christ Episcopal cnurcb Tuesday afternoon,
Miss Florrie Jackson entertained
at a very attractive, but small
informal card party, from 3 to 5 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Two tables were
arranged for auction bridge.?Clarksl.iirer
Tolnpynm
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To Join Col. Osborne.
Mrs. Robert L. Osborne and little
daughter, Jane Linn, will leave Friday
morning lor Uattiesburg. Miss.,
to Join Colonel Osborne, who is stationed
at Camp Shelby, In charge ol
I he Sixty-third division oi the United
States army.?Clarksburg Telegram.
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Diamond St. M. E. Reception.
The annual church reception with
which Diamond street church formally
welcomes its new pastor each year ana
which also takes the form of a reunion
of the congregation, will be held Friday
evening, November 9th, at the
church.
A short interesting program will be
given, after which the evening will be
devoted to a social good time. The
Ladies' Aid society will serve refreshments,
Uarlow's orchestra will render
music especially arranged for the occasion.
All members and friends are
urged to be present and greet the new
minister and wife.
Those in the receiving lino will be
...Fl, J. McEIfresh and Mrs Priscllla
ranracanilncr fko nffioiol
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church. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Wells, Kev.
and Mrs. W. D. Reed and the visiting1
pastors.
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appreciation of the t
This is only possib
ble of expressing une
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are secured?utmost
greatest prestige ass
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V./ ; . for this instrument i
the land. It is signif
of our fine homes, vv
\ prevails.
Its price $425 up i
a really artistic pian
A',1 * celebrated pianos in
I Davis, E
p: 414 Main St
AL EVENTST
Jamei Edwin Wataon III.
Born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. 1
James Edwin Watson, Jr., at tbelr i
borne on Fairmont avenue, a son. He {
bas been named James Edwin Wat- ,
son III. The child Is tbe first grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. James Edwin 1
Watson. Mrs. Watson, Jr., was formerly
Miss Eleanor Blackford, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Blackford
of Parkersburg.
II RUNS FOR FIRE
LADDIES LAST HI!
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Low Water Pressure Handicapped
Them on Second
Call.
?Two calls were sent in to the Central
lire station yesterday evenlDg.
The first was received about 6 o'clock
when a gag explosion occurred in the
J. L. Lewis Pool room on Tenth
street No dnmage resulted.
Later in the evening about 8:301
p. m. the Fire department was called
to put out a fire in a wash house on
the Mrs. Alex Patton property on
Fourth street in the Locust avenue
section. Upon arriving at the scene
of the lire and attaching the hose to
a near by lire plug, the firemen discovered
a weak water pressure and
were handicapped in fighting the fire.
For over forty five minutes, water
barely ran from the nozzle. Before
the water pressure became nomal the
house had burned almost to the
ground.
The cause ot the lire was a burning
trash pile which was about ten (eet
from the building and the blaze communicated
to It when waste paper littered
about caught fire.
USE WAMPUM AGAIN.
EARLY BIRD, Fla.?On account "I
the high cost of living, Seminole Indians
of this state attempted to loliow
the old Indian -nst >tn of paylr-g lot
imsa
goods with wampum Merchants wool I
have refused, causing a revolution, nad
not a New York firm offered to -ape
all the wampum obtainable to matte
eyes for doll babies to send to Chinos?
children.
llow doesn't corns through j
foi er every so often, his food
Is llkeiy to cause an unsettled condition
of the stomach.?Ini%napolls
tek-.
c and Chile
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ide the Musical Instinct of C
iest in music.
le when we pro vide for the li
rring truth of t one. Such an
f
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?auer
ness and purity of tone
durability embodied?
iociated. |
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and followed fc r forty eight}
i sure place in t he homes of
icant that the K rakauer is to
here choice is tr iven free reii
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a popular one?well within
o. A small first payment wil
your home.
iurkham & 1
W. G. KELLEY, Mgr.
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WEST VIRGINIAN?FAIRMO
LEGAL NOTICES j=S
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
By virtue of a Deed of Tru?t dated
July 23rd, 1913, and recorded in the
cflice cf the Cleric of the C:juntv
Court of Marlon County, West Virginia,
in Trust Deed Book No. 35, at
page 177, executed by Blanche Ball
and Walter Hall, har husband, to M.
W. Ogden, Trustee, to secure 'va 0.
Brooke the payment or a certain debt
therein described, the undersigned,
M. Ogden, Trustee, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
at the Main street .ront door of the
Court House In Marion County, West
Virginia on Saturday, the Mil day of
Decmber, 1917, commencing at 1:30
o'clock In the afternoon, the following
described parcel or lot of land, with
the improvements thereon, situated
in the New Second Ward of the City
cf Fairmont, Marlon County, West
Virginia, in what is known as and
called the Michael Section of thr Coo
gle Addition to the City of Fairmont,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a stako at the intersection
of the Southeastern line of
Powell Street with the Southern line
of "G" Street, and running thence
along the Iinr of said Powell Street,
b. 45 degrees 44 minutes G. a distance
of 4 8.8 feet to a stake; thence in a
Southwesterly direction a distance of
4 5 feet, more or less, to a stake In
line of lot formerly conveyed by Michael
Powell to John B. Wyatt; thence
with the line of said lot so conveyed
by said Michael Powell to said Wyatt,
running In a Northwesterly direction
a distance of 60 feet to a stake in the
said line of "G" Street; and thence
with said line of "G" Street, running
in a Northeasterly direction, a distance
of SO.5 feet to the place of beginning;
and being the same real estate
that was conveyed unto the said
Blanche Hall by G. C. Powell and
wife, by deed bearing date July 17th.
1913, and of record in said Clerk's
office In Deed Book No. 191, page 54.
Terms of Sale: All the purchase
money cash In hand on day of sale.
Given undor my hand this Sth day
oi November, 1917.
M. W. OGDEN, Trustee.
Nov. 9-16-23-30.
CHILDREN Jr
Should not be "dosed"
for colds?apply "ex- ff^pfgk
(ft tern ally"?
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Hemstitching |
Machine
B Wo have our store equipped S
to do hemstitching and picot H j
i edging. Work neatly done; Q{
prices reasonable. iMail orders
3 given prompt attention.
B SINGER SEWING MACHINE j
COMPANY.
420 Main Street.
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lhood
Ihildhood toward an
tie ones a piano capainstrument
is the
fr
rears and over has won
music lovers all over
be found in so many
i and a cultured taste
reach of all who wish
1 deliver one of these
ryler Co. j
Phone 926
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>NT, FRIDAY EVENING, NO
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Today, Wi
In Winter
Be Interest
Suits, C
In Unusual Assor
Inter
Winter Coats
$26.75
Stunning new styles that
will delight you. Come SI
and see them.
No woman need deny
herself the pleasure of hi
owning a luxurious coat e\
when she can buy one from li
this group for $26.75. v:
Handsome and rich are .
cj
these new coats, made of c]
Broadcloths Velours, Pom I v
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jTUiiiy Jjuieiiao, in ii^ii g
browns, taupe, beet-root, c
Burgundy navy and green, h
All the most popular new a
styles are represented. We s
have bent every effort to- ?
wards having the best in 1
the city at this price.
New Arrivals a
in Children's J
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SUASUJN/
As one season merges into
ative that proper weight unc
assure personal comfort.
Our Underwear sectiqn is
ments in the materials and \
Women's Union Suits 75c
Children's Union Suits 75c
Call at the Victrola R<
With a Smile
VEMBER 9,1917.
Good Furs are
Investn
Hartley Furs are good furs?lead
and are exceptionally well represent
line qualities and at most favorable
ith Extra
Fashions,
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'oats and D
tments and Mc
est in the Pri<
Beautiful New
Dresses
$18 to $25
tyles are a Little Ahead
of Anything Yet Shown
at These Prices.
100 to select from and
ardly two models alike?
'ery one embodying some
ttle style touch that indiidualizes
it.
Made of serges, Jersey
loth, Velvets and Broadloths.
Colors navy, biege,
listeria, tan, copen and
reen. Attractive new
nut pflWf-s. hnst.lp pffp.p.ts.
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igh necks, blouse effects
nd many other fetching
tyle touches.
Manufacturer's
$18.00 t<
This lot includes ultra sm
nd exclusive styles; plain t
y. Beautifully tailored of'
rimmed with rich furs.
]ven in December You Will
Values.
NEW G
Women who appreciate
Gloves will find their idea
selection at our Glove Seel
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scarce now eAcepu in auon.
ed for the season's busines
Able Kid Gloves $2.00, $
French Kid Gloves $2.0(
Girls and Women's Hea
Fleece lined Mocha Gloi
Children's Washable Ca
$1.50.
iBLE UNDJ
another quick changes of 1
lerwear be at hand to avc
prepared to provide Uni<
veights desired.
to $5.50. Boys' Ur
: to $1.60
3om, Third Floor and F
and Other Popular I
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: a Genuine '
lent
ers in fashion and pracU (cality
ed in our stocks?in sple ndldly
prices due to early buyii jr.
ilp
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Displays
"TFH 91111
a mere 11
y Woman
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tre Than Usual
:es
Dressy & Practical
Winter Suits
$45
At this price our patrons
will find choice of
models of Broadcloth, Velotirs,
velvets, serges, gabardines,
etc. Exact copies
of the best and newest
suits for women of taste.
Belted coats, pockets
starched or straight, large
collars, some self material,
some velvet, others fur,
skirts with pockets, all the
newest style features. The
colors blue,beetroot, taupe
brown, burgundy, navy,
green, etc.
Large assortments, exceptional
values.
Sample Coats
3 $67.50
lart coats that are original
ailored or elaborately dresthe
finest materials. Many
[ Rarely Purchase Better
LOVES
quality and perfect fitting
1 realized by making their
tion. Fine Kid Gloves are
stores as ours that prepares
months ago.
;2.50, $3.00.*
), $2.50, $3.50, $5.00.
vy Wool Gloves 85c.
;es $3.00 to $5.00.
pe Gloves in tan and ivory
ERWEAR
temperature make it impei*iid
unpleasant colds and to
>n Suits or two piece GarLion
Suits $1.00 to $1.50.
(Third Floor)
Iear, "'Send Me Away
tew Records
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The Exhibit ot 1
Oriental Rugs is I
Attracting Much I
Interest i
$ i
Finer or handsomer rug :
are seldom seen and this |
collection is very com- - *
plete?small rugs at $15 |
to regular room sizes at |
$1250, being Itiown. Mr. I
Kawam is a rug expert
and a man of pleasing is
personality. He will
gladly show you his line
and explain its artistic | y
merit and quote some" v. |
interesting prices. 1 |
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Your Boy Can \
Be Well Dress- J
ed at Small
Cost I \
The nobby styles, dependable
fabrics and reli- 'l
able tailoring found in our. |
men's suits are duplicated
in our boys Sam Peck .
Suits. Don't spend your
money until you bring
your boy in and see and
try on these fashionable
:-/a &
suits for boys. ,
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Sam Pack Suits $7.3U to
$15.0Ql
' '"''M
Others $5.00 up, , jj
Good warm Mackinaws
$5.00 to $12.50.
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Special |
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rurcnase
Children's I
Dresses |
$2 and ?2.50 |
Made of fine Ging- j
hams, pretty new styles 11
in pissing color combin I
ations. New helt and i
pocket are among their -II
interesting features. . 11