The West Virginian. [volume], February 01, 1918, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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These are special lots of
c i| stocks and sharply reduce
f to encoorage Satnrdav six
wiacnaay tins store, is cto
f 1 $6.50 Buys Saturday j
Women's an<I iflsaes' warm -win- J
SjPjV, ter Coats, made of -wool materials j
KsikTf''' K ta astrakan grey mixtures and vel- ]
fefe'- : " ret corduroy cloth values to $12.50 I
pl - $12.50 Bays Saturday
Women's ai.d Misses* smartly
tailored coats of velour. kersey.
cheviot, baby 1 mb and mix I
|S?* teres -with fur or plush trimmed
t. V. ' collars. Vaiuds to $20.00.
$17.50 Buys Saturday
Women's as|b of fine broadcloth
suede velour. Xersey. pom pom. burella
and silk plushes. Values to
HV ' $1.75 Bu3's Saturday
Boys or giris an louJR =nu>..P
in lacc and button regulation, high
BkT: tops in black and tan. Sizes 6 to
2. Values up to 52.00.
E-:- $2.50 Buys Saturday
Mm fe Men's all wool cassiroere trousers
(in a variety or grey paucma. oit-o
32 to 42. Values to $4.00.
$4.95 Buys Saturday
Boys* Norfolk, pincli-back "and
belted-back models suits of fancy
'worsteds, cassimeres. cheviots and
blue serges. Sizes S to IS. Values
to $7.00.
$4.50 Buys Saturday
Boys* wool overcoats and plaid
mackinav s. Sizes S to IS. Values
to $S.OO
27 l-2c Yd. Buys Saturday
2 inch devoashire cloth in stripes
and solid colors, worth 35c.
$3.75 Buys Saturday
Barge double tyed size bed "comforts
fancy llofcered cambric cioth
face anl beck, cotton filled, good
weight. Present value $5.00.
$4.50 Buys Saturday
WomeaV s and 9 inch lace shoes
in black, grey or brown. kid vamps
i -with either cloth or leather tops.
|J high or Iott heels, all sites. Value
J| ??.O0.
$2^87 Buys Saturday
A pair of men's high grade dress
snoes in gun metal, vici kid. tan.
calf and patent leather vamps -with
mat xid tops, nearly all sizes tn
the lot. Values to $o.00.
$1.00 Buys Saturday
(Eiii's fine quality black sitcea
prt.Jcooats frith deep flounce
" - - -a * ?- A
faiKt '.V* I?* uufec i umr. .team, cj,?
Valao ZlZO.
i
Extra Special
$2.50 Buys Saturday
A r>a:r of men's "Pilot" brand
t.'ac-K I'eavy doable sole -nrciK
shoe-?- Has 4 largo 'eyelets r.: 1
f-Iiree larze books. Sizes Z to TJ.
ij Values $3.50.
From the Eco
BASE]
No. 2 cans saur kraut, per can
Loose Roasted coffee, per lb. 15c
No. - Early June can peas per
can 15c.
Large size Carnation. Pet Everyday.
Hebe and Honor Bnmd milk,
per can 14c. Dannexniller
"Crov.n" brand roast
ei coffee In paste board pound
? -* ...... ti. -.n,.
j"-k <? ??\ i
"Quaker" brand yellow or -white
com meal In 1 1-2 lb. boxes, per
box 15c.
1-2 lb. Jars Lipps breakfast cocoa
, A O/V m?COMO<
[V
EAST SIDE
\TC\Y7C
a inlwj j
A Sad Death.
^k|vy.~, A wave of sadness passed over the
East side yesterday when it was
learned that E. Dennis Cotter was dead
at his borne in Vermont avenue. Sir.
L ? Cotter and family have resided here
HC for a number of years and" he was
fi-.' one of our most highly esteemed residents,
loved and respected by all
who knew him. His passing away
has cast a deep gloom over this portian
of the city and the sincerest sympathy
is fett for the bercaTed family.
P Chapel Exercises.
E!'--' t * An Interesting chapel program was
"riven in the Central school on V.red r.
sr acsday morning -by- people of ihs
tffe II Jb .1111
r specials i
7ufs Selling
fine goods taken from our
d for Saturday's setting:?
ipping instead of Monday,
sed.
$1.97 Buys Saturday
A pair of women's lace or huttjn
all leather dress shoes in gun metal
' rici kid or patent leather vamps,
.high or low heels, cloth or leather
| tops. Mostly small sizes. Values
i to.S4.00.
j?T
! S1j50 Buys Saturday
Children's gingham or linese new
i npring dresses in plaids, stripes
f Und solid colors which will be sellI
ins later on for S1.50.
25c Buys Saturday
! Embroidery and lace trimmed
j corset covers. Brassieres and open
! or closed drawers which will be
\ selling later on for 50c.
i
i S2.95 Buys Saturday
Women's silk crepe <Ie chine, silk
j taifeta and silk messaline waists in
I white, flesh, coral and black shad
se. also striped tub silks. Value
| ?4.00. Sizes 26 to 40.
122 l-2c Yd. Buys Saturday
j 27 inch amoskeag dress gingham
i in plaids, stripes and solid colors.
: worth 25c a yard.
1
$1.50 Buys Saturday
Children's -winter "coats of wool
I kersey, cheviot, astrakan and cor:
durovs. Sizes 2 to 5. Values up
'to $4.00.
: ________________
! $2.95 Buys Saturday
! Children's winter coats of velj
vet. corduroys, fine astrakan. chinchilla
and wool mixtures. Sizes 2
i to S. Values up to $5.00.
:
$4.95 Buys Saturday
Girls' coats of -wool mixtures.
) wool velours, astrakans. kerseys
| and corduroys. Sizes 6 to 14. Val'
ues to $S.OO.
SSc BuJ's Saturday
| Women's duckling fleece, flan,
nelette and crepe kimonos, worth
: SI .50 to $1.75.
$1.50 Buys Saturday
Women's flannelette or percale
. wrappers in grey, blue or black
1 fimii-oc r?r- cfrJnoc trv r??
Worth 52.00.
i
$1.50 Yd. Buys Saturday
SO inches -wide, high grade, guar;
anteed taft'eta silk in hlsck. navy.
green, frror. sand toupe. -white and
1 most all desirable shades. Value
; $2.00 yard.
$1.25 Buys SaturdayWomen's
striped checked or sol'
id color gingham house dresses,
i Sizes 0G to 45. Will sell for $2.00
1 later on.
Just Received
A long delayed case of excellent
wool mixed plaid blankets.
These measure 72xS4 inches and
weigh about 5 pounds
Saturday $-5 Pair.
The mill price on this blanket
is $6.50.
Bomy Grocery
YIENT
1 per jar 20c.
' Pinto or speckled beans, per lb.,
j 15c.
black eyed pe3s. per pound 12 l-2c.
Black Brazilian beans, per lb. 10c
; Xo. 5 cans American beauty canned
hominy, per can 10c.
! California evaporated dried
? - ? 1L - ? _
: pe^cnes or pears, per jo. joc.
Fancy California large size
' meaty prunes, per lb. 15c.
i Golden Age macaroni, per box
j 10c.
Mother's rolled oats, per 1 1-4 lb.
box lie.
)RTHE/fGP^A
so?ft
*ry<-Of?NE K high
school and the upper guadcs o
the public school. Historical sketcbe
of the noted men who were born n
January were given by the liigi
school pupils. A splendid talk by C
Vf. Evans was much appreciated b:
i the school
The Junior program on Thursday
morning was given by room 3 tangb
by Miss Nellie Mclntyre and was ai
excellent one.
Thin work closes the first semestei
of the high school and the pnplls bav<
heen very busy taking mid term ex
animations. The work for this sem
ester has progressed nicely and Supt
Bell-ans
Absolutely Rem?vei
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails. 26c
! OUTBURSTS OF E
(BY COH
_
VOO S/<VY YOV I
j POM -n-i?<sr Of Are- J
weu., i A I
ITCt+lNG^- TO <3LO I
^ r<>
- ' Aj
B&&
toccc, Z'n "PRETTY HANDX
luf->?^eve*5 TH&f?^ 12>TC.
? /t-MQI /JVM<=NT
t KJIM
TmE. UNROR.TUN/n"es TH^
PRCTTX SOOD AT C?- :AI
that rv?ns th : smcbai
1 Haslend and the teachers are weli '
olcased with the work for the first;,
i half of the term.
Ca'Jed Away.
Miss Greenfield, who has heen cen
ducting a Bible class in the Nelson
i building is Merchant street tvas call
~i t.? i>r-- lmr.ip at Mansfield. O.. by f
; the illness of a member of her family. ]
; Mr. Douglass of the same ctiy has :
I arrived here and will take charge of ,
I the classes until Miss Greenfield's re- '
i turn.
|
Returned Home.
Arthur Ftich has returned to his :
! home at Flaggy Meadow. Mrs. Rich:1
; and son Carl, will remain here witl;:'
her mother daring the severe weather. '
| The child has about recovered from 1
its recent operation and is doing 1
well.
PERSONALS. *1'
Mansel Carpenter is confined to hisl'
home in Vermont avenue by the grin.) <
Miss Nellie Goodnight left, the -ityp
this morning' to visit her brother, Hen-j
nis. at Brownsville. Pa. j j
Mrs. J. M. Smallwood and son. Don-t(
zal. left this morning for Free port. Pa., j
where they will reside. Mr. Small-i;
, wood has been employed there for i
some time. j
Mrs. Cephas Hawkins, of Ferry j
street, who lias been confined to her; j
j; home by illness for several weeks, is I
; oeuer.
1 1
I MONONGAH !
IH ? - i I
Will Move Soon.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lake and family .
j are planning to move to Baxter the j
i first of next week. Mr. Lake has been j
! In business on Main street for some ,
I time but lias recently accepted a no v.-. i
position at Baxter. While here he ::
i and his family have resided in Brook-;;
! dale. Their departure will be regret- j i
: ted by many local friends. j
; i
Red Cross Benefit. l
The correct figures tor the proceeds :
i of the box supper given hero on ilon-: i
| day evening are $9S.13. This amount
: was not all taken in at the supper, but i
! uiuch of it was donations. ;
Service Resumed. 1
After being disconnected by tele- !
i r?houe for several days people in Mo-1:
uongah were this morning able to re-';
sume their communication with the j 1
outside world. Lines were put out of i i
commission by the heavy snow earlier!;
in the week. j i
?.? 11
t MRS. LUVERNIA RUSSELL DIES, j:
Vor l has b"cn received here of the j 1
! death of Mrs. Luvcrna Russell, a for- j <
j mer resident of this county, which oc- J!
i curred on January 24 at her home in !
McCiuncy, Ohio, at an advanced age. j i
She was a daughter of Mrs. George ?
CleUaad and a sister of Miss Rachel
Clelland and Mrs. Amanda Hunter, of i
Mannington. Mrs. Russell paid her 1
sister a visit during last summer. 1
Resinol
r for that eczema !
"I might give yica formal prescrip- t
tion, bat what's the use! It would ccwt j
yea more than a Jar of Resinol and 1 ,
tkeuidit i be nearly as sure of the results /
You see, I bare been using Resinol
Ointment lor over twenty years. During
' that time I bare tried out dozens of new
? ways of treating skin-troubles, but I
/| hare always come back to Resinol?I i
i JmetM that it stops itching at once, 1
Ji generally heals the eruption, and that it
contains nothing w hich could irritate the
j akin. You con get a jar at any drug store."
'1*1 - ,y-n_ ? 1
rftfjcFM} U/HAT C4N
ljj j Ig! I I
ffiniiiiini
' at 5ev6ry<ic things'
CUG+TT TO MY /4TTC-Nfl?EMCV
that skins
r Dfc^C WITH, X AW
MING; "TH<S. CROO K
j
IfeJ iUTTnil ;
$mi111 mm^t \
Local Endeavorers ;
To Meet Tomorrow!,1
t *
! i
Tiie Christian Endeavor movement j J
tvas lounued by Rev. Francis E. Clark f"
in February -. 1SS1, in Williston Con-j I
Sresatioaa! church, .Portland. Me. }.
A* A w frt?* 6V?>ni r It o : |
AS a. luvuivi t iv? ? ...? - - .
first Sunday of February of cacli year j
is observed as Christian Endeavor ]
Day. The United Society of Christian ;
Endeavor arranges a program each
year which extends over a period of
>ne wet. V; l>?ripning the lac Sunday in
January and ending the first Sunday
in February. Tills week is kanvn us
Christian Endeavor week, which this
rear Is from January 27 to February 3.
The Fairmont Christian Endeavor
L'nion is composed of the societies ot
:hc First Presbyterian church, M. P.
Temple, First M. P. and the J.mhcran I
thurchcs. The Fairmont Endeavorers
iviil observe the thirty seventh anniversary
of the founding of the Fairnont
anion at the First Presbyterian I
:hurch Saturday evening. February 2,
LOIS, at 7:30 o'clock. A conference
md the annual election of officers wJI i
ITBOPSY T8EATEB FREE
Dr. Franklin Miles, the Great Specialist.
Wiil Send a S3.75 Treatment
and New Book Free.
Vlsny "Hopeless" Cases Reported
Cured After Three to Fifteen
Doctors Failed.
At first no disease is apparently
11 ore harmless than dropsy; a little
swelling of the eyelids, hands, feet,
:ak!cs. or abdomen. Finally there is '
;reat shortness or breath, smothering
'pcils, sitting up to breathe, cough. '
'.tint spells, sometimes nausea and
L'omiting. even bursting of tlie limbs '
uid a lingering and wretched death i,t' i '
he dropsy is not removed.
Dr. utiles has been known as a lead- '
ug specialist in these diseases for 30 | ;
fcar>. His liberal offer is certainly! '
ivortiiy of serious consiucniiiou. iu? j
nay not liave another opportunity. ! .
The Grand Dropsy Treatment con-! j
tists of four dropsy remedies ia one, j
tlso Tcnic Tablets, and Pura-Laxa for j (
removing the water. This treatmcai .
is specially prepared for each patient j
tnd is Lhree times as successful as i:
.hat of most physicians. It relieves j
iually the first day, and removes |
swelling in six day s in -most cases.;
Delay is dangerous. Dr. Miles" book.
contains many wonderful testimonials.
Send for Astonishing Reports of Cures.
All afflicted readers may have the
icw Dropsy Book. Examination Chart, j
Dpinion, Advice, ard a Two-Pound j
Treatment free. Write at once. De-1
scribe your case. Address. Dr. Frank- j
in Miles. Dept. D. 220 to 230 Frankin
St.. Elkhart, Ind. 1
SATURDAY
| War Time
ROBB&i
Successor to C
BRING YOU.
Special P
Home Made Lard
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Fancy Beef Boil
Fancy Beef Roast
Special Price on Fish and C
and THii
ROBB&
Right Living i
x^-"- -^-P Pt
Lite iucano vi xw
Earners, requires the
active distribution of just
such commodities as we
mention each day in our
advertisements.
Securing: them will add
to your comfort and will
assure continued employ
merit to the wage-earners
who make them.
Plenty of Silk Dresses
IX REASON: Uncle Sam may
have all he wants for aeroplanes
and dther uses, but there will be
plenty left for dresses: that wfll
help save wool for spring dresses.
We are receiving our new spring
dresses almost daily?you can supply
your early spring needs now.
Genuine war time economies in
these: ?In Taffeta. Crepe-de-Chine
and satin, nary, copen and pekin
blues, taupe and grey.
Tlic best Values "you ever saw, at
?10.00, ?12.50, ?14.50
Buy an Elastic Slip-on Veil
and know the real comfort of a
veil. You stray locks will no longer
fcother you. In hig demand at
39c.
True
Values
>e held at this meeting. All Christian j
Endeavor workers arc urgea to oe |
present at this meeting. The present J
jfficers of the uniojj are John fteed.
jresident: Walter layman, vice j?restlent:
Goldie P.obey. secretary; Cecil
VlcDonald, treasurer.
ifsWmT
mm hoik
cross, sick, billons or tevcnsn cnu-;
iren a -whole Cascaret any time. They
ire harmless and children love them.
Dr. D. L. L. YOST
have moved his office to 310
Main street over Ribeldaffer &
Brownfield's Jewelry store.
Hours 3 a. m. to s p. m. aauy.
1 to 4 p. m. Sundays by appoint- I
ment.
New Phone 706 R. Residence I
Phone 1295 J.
i
r SPECIAL J
Prices at
fDAMFPQ I
lllfllVIUW
has. C. Robb
RBASKET \
rices on
..31c
-. 32c
a vTV
16c
. . . : . 22c
ysters. Dressed Chickens i
rkeys.
KRAMER 1
DON'T STAY CONSTIPATED WITH
BAD BREATH, STOMACH
SOUR OR A COLD.
ENJOY LIFE! LIVEN YOUR LIVER
AND BOWELS TONIGHT
AND FEEL FINE.
Ton!glit sure! Remove the liver and i
jewel poison which is keeping your:
tead dizzy, your tongue coated, breath |
jffensive and stomach sour. Don't i
day bilious, sick, headachy, constipa- j
:ed and full of cold.* Why don't you j
;et a box of Ca scare ts from the drugtore
now? Eat one or two tonight
lr.d enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver,
md bowel cleansing you ever experi-j
enced. You will wake up feeling fitj
and fine. Cascarets mater gripe or]
bother you >11 the next day like calo-j
mcl. salts and pills. They act gently i
jut thoroughly. Mothers should give
RTNEYS* STORE NEWS
L. XZ I 1
or xou ana im
ight Living for Thoi
On Our Cen
You will find the Courtney
Special Waists at
? - ? ?
W e assure you uiat it win
come acquainted with this :
In making this o!Fer we se
just such a waist. It had to
age, in style, material and
confident of our success anc
fered for your economical t
organdy, striped, plaid and
necks. Embroidered and Is
ing and hemstitching. Rig
cnr>riHr vmir snriner and s
vv vi*ri'v j"? -x- o
inspect these superb waist;
value in townYet
Another Remarkable ]
Offering in LaCamiUe
Corsets.
1
A high class corset with the eel- <
ebrated Ventilo Back. Front laced t
and all sizes. i
The $3.00 LaCamiUe NOW... $2.00 1
The $3.50 LaCamille NOW...$2.34
Th. *<<w> LaCamiile NOW ...$2.67 i
The $5.00 LaCamille NOW ...$3.34 I
The $6.M LaCamQIe NOW ...$4.00 ,
Courtneys'
Catarrh is a Real Ei
? * T
and Kequires vi|
Do Not Neglect It. 2
"When you use medicated sprays, n
atomizers and douches for your Ca- g
tarrh. you may succeed in unstopping a
the choked-up air passages for the si
time being, but this annoying condition
returns, and you have to do the C
same thing over and over again. ti
Catarrh has never yet been cured "X
bv these local applications. Save r
you ever experienced any reel benent | e
from such treatment?. Jt
I DANCING |i
LESSONS
A dancing school will be open;
ed in the Fairmont Armory Sati
urday. February 2. Instruction
from 3 until S p. m. by Mr. C.
W. M. White, 248 Willy St, Mor- '
gantovrn, W. Va.
[
I "When the
Dawn is
A new Victor record
drous appeal to every 'v
come down a road of sun!
er in this irjelodious song
the waiting hours are p;
side of the "waiting*' is 1
the reverse of the record
Come Home," syir.pathet:
Spencer.
Victor double-faced Recor
Olive Kline an
on a Double-I
Two Victor artists tl
to everything they touch.
"Sing, Smile, Slumber," (
furnish a ravishing duel
Town" is a ballad to whi
Elsie Baker adds tender -.;
Victor donble-faced Reco:
Victor donble-Iaced Reco:
Two Sparkling I
-Irving Berlin's inimil
es a erackerjack One-Ste;
Smith's orchestra; and "
combined with "Where
Grow." becomes a nrst-re
Come in and hear v<
many
New Victor Recsi
C A. HO
119 Main Street
; Creating of J
isand of Wage,
Hrj
ter Tables 1
$1.00 j
(Worth More)
. be to your benefit to besuperb
and popular line. ^
jarched the markets for
> be well above the averworkmanship.
We are J
I now that waists are'offenefit.
White, voile and :
[ corded. High and low
ice trimmed. Also, tuck- "*
;ht now is the best time
ammer needs. Come apd
5. The best $1.0Q waist
i
Vow Lay in Full Supplies
of Undermuslins.
The-e is a. "shortac:" cvton
>ut it need not be felt by the wornsn
who share the splendid collecJons
we offer here. Xote how
noderate the prices are:
Envelope Chemise and
Combinations. Special 95c
iVhite Muslin Petticoats,
Special 95c
Cambric Gowns?High neck
and long sleeves, special $1.121/9
108-110
jiaui |
aemy
porous Treatment
Throw these ^lakoshift remedtes to
ia wiruic end wt on the rurht treat
tent. Go to your drug store to-day.
et a bottle of S. S. S-. and commence %
treatment that has been praised by
ifferers for nearly half a. century.
S. S. S. gets right at the source of
atarrh, and forces from the blood,
le germs which cause the diseases
ou can obtain special medical advice*'
egsrding your own ease without
barge by writing to Medical Direcor,
22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
: ,
Leaman&Son
Flower Store
Monroe St_, Opposite Postoffice
Phone 1554 J- ?
Cut flowers of all
I kinds for all occasions.
Come in and see us.
Il
Great Red
Shining" i
for February with wohroman's
heart. "I shall
shine," sings Alan Turn;
of love in exile, "when
ist." And the woman's
beautifully expressed on
in the song "When You
ically sung by Elizabeth
d 45147. Tec-inch, $1.09
d Elsie Baker
Faced Record
iat give popular delight
In Gounod's charming,?
)live Kline and the flute
"In an old-fashioned
ich the rich contralto of
appeal.
rd 18415. Ten-inch. 73*
rd 18407. Ten-inch. 75a.
Dance Numbers
able "My Sweetie" mak-* ||
p as played by Joseph C.
Some Sunday Morning,"
the Morning Glories
ite r ox irou
Dur favorites among the
ds for FeStraary I
USE CO.