The West Virginian. [volume], March 22, 1918, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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-^SMfe ~ 'jrV""
t alvla and 1
_v- *JiW// ' ne-sr model
'*' Women''
Iwaisted models, new belt<
of fine gabardines, tweed
green, brown, navy, grey
of taffeta, crepe meteor a
with tunic or flying pane
in the way of crepe georg
EASTERN
hats, every one a chara
TVTo-nV
georgette crepe and trimi
ers await your choice t<
$3.50 ,$4.50,
Hats in all tne i'ashionab
V;C0MEKI|
nlf a mas bad time ,to go thro
the assortment he might well tt
-there -was no end to the styles
Men's New Shirts, at
Smartly new spic and span ft
soft or stiff caffs.
Men's Ties
_ - 75c to ft four-tn-Tittriri
IBS ** 50c. Uncommonly good fort
HEc to set these silk neckties at a
K age half price. 50c instead of ?6i
B $1. Reinforced neckbands.
Bmni
nr
ulu play
H&?'>-i*r ' "
' Y^Btgaru i reoord breaking crowd, the
wont High school yeeterday evening
.presented "The Time of His Life," a
pv clever little comedy which proved very
yesitpg to the large qrowfl attending.
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gOTfG&OF THRIFTT WOI
Jfr MAKE THEIR E A
MARVELOUSL
that hazdly aaam {oabli when rem a
am quality. And th? remarkable rtrimt
i wi hare to offer 1 saves little indeed i
?? and Misses $20 to $22.56
ring Suits at
tth braided trimmed jackets, b
itching-, some pleated, some ta
rather simple lines, or wim a.
i, some have over-collars of fai
mart Suits at $25, $;
rices every new style is repre
f superbly tailored suits?p
ned and button trimmed effec
ifully silk lined and fashioned
Is are all wool French serge:
handsome poplin. All wool cl
s. Sizes for women and raisse
id Misses' Spring Co?
you will find in the whole city
ed models, milita ry styles and
s, army cloth, twills poplins, a
sand and black. Sizes lo to <
nd Misses' Silk Dres
port models business dresses 2
md crepe de chine, made with t
;ls. Some eton efTect. wide gin
jette vestee and collar in all th<
KESSES ?8.50, S9.G0. $12.50 t<
IILLINERY ~
ige of exclusive tr'mmed I
ling example of the new
pretty shapes faced with ^
lied with ribbon and fioivjmorrow
at these special
$5, $6 and $7
Hats, Picture Hats, Newest P<
le straws to choose from,
er hats 50c to $2.50.
1 m jr
men and Young
I NEW EA<
II . Let no my
g ,?l that March '1st will be Easter
W. "\ the custom of time immemorial
rx T and in gcod rue sr. Winds maj
while, but a glorious Spring til
:? Easter must fce had.
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There r.iu a number of pla<
Z' pretty gix>d oothes at pretty hijg
the certainty of getting pretty 1
?/>.' iO per cent. Why not investiga
Men's and Y<>ung Mel
P Fine New East
of 3 to
SPRING MIXTURE
\ WORSTEDS J
: Sturdy, yet light and medtt
good .or the money, in every
raric^ oi good looking new styl
BOYS WASH SUIT SI
BOYS WASH SUITS 3
Bovsr R nicker Pants in s
?1 Bu\ Shoe
ugh "
[ink If vy0U don't you \vil
ln most people need new si
might as well let them a
bit) to your spring cloth
predate new shoes for I
esh
A QM m?.C6ftf
:
L Tgha auditorium and the stage were
attractively decorated tor the occaVon.
The play had teen under the direction
of Miss Pearl Hods**, to whom
much credit for the neoess of the play
to due.
AH of the participants took their
part wall, especially Frank Swearlnjen
and Roby Moan, the leading actor end
actress. Those participating were
Katberine Scbaefer, Marlon Kramer.
Ruby Moan. June Dtveny, James Carpenter.
FTank Sweartngen, Hugh Fox,
Joe Thomas; Forrest Knight.
Sayp Red Gross Aids
Shjfeld Wear, Uniform
Jt Med history of the actMtlee of
j-tbe American Red Cross in the last
four ??p? from aoaU beginning in a
EN WHO WILL' COME HE
STEEL SELECTION
V LITTLE PR1C
cn?toe? thmtr T
of stsBalac A \
? be dcslxed.
17.50 Jgt
ittons and
ilored and
ashionable
icy silk.
SO & $35 P W
sented in the iQtTtls-.
lain models, |*\"iU
ts, every gar- u ~ \ M
to fit proper- i j||j
3, high grade 'SffM*' i
leeks and fine fj -X
S. --" " fr-?* ? - ^
its at $17.50
at this special price. High
new pleated models. Made
nd serges in tan, rookie,
14.
?- <jicnn [
ds& ai *f? x i7.w
md pretty silk Easter frocks
he new straight skirt, others
31es and pretty soft touches
e new spring shades.
? $25.00.
I
Mer. For Your
5TER SUIT!
\N FORGET-Sunday,
and that, in accordance with
. men will come forth in new clothes
blow and rains may fall for a little
ne is here now, and new clothes for
res where men have a chance to get
h prices. Bat at Harrison's they have
tigh clothes at a saving of from 25 to
te the truth of this assertion?
n's Suits, $10.00 to $30-00
er Suits for Boy's
1 G
1U JL caio
S, WOOL SERGES AND
$2.98 TO $15.00.
im weight suits which are amazingly
wanted color effect and in a great
es. guaranteed to give good service.
FOR SPRING 69c TO $2.50.
FOR SPRING 69c TO $2.50
izes 5 to 20, at 50c to $3.50 pr.
s for Easter
I have to buy them after, for
hoes this time of year. You
,dd their bit?(which is a big
es. The children too will apCaster
presents.
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little room la Washington. XX c, with <
> three workers, was giro yesterday at- 1
tsrnoon by Miss Adels Heaven, field 1
secretary of the Potomac division of i
the Red Cross, who hat been on a two days*
wialt of Inspection to fit* local <
chapter la an Informal address before
[ the officers, eh airmen end anatniary
i chairman of the loeal chapter. Mies >
' Hearen had small crlHobnn to make <
I of the aetlwltles here and she made i
1 many helpful suggestions which will i
; facilitate the work: of the organisation, i
I One suggestion on which she was la- .
I aistant It that w or hen at Red Cms ,
head Quart ere wear oapi and aprons la ,
an departments, nAt only tar the m> 1
itary reasons bat for the effect upon (
morale. Heretofore the cap and apron
brigade has been confined mostly te
__ the gaote room. It will probably be- e
nfiiJKf i fir 32E
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LDREN i
RE TOMORROW TO ?
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-i* Extra TaSoe X S
Spring Skirts |
pffered Special Tomor- |g;
low at * ac j
$5.00 I
Plaids, stripes and S;
plain taffetas, wool poptins,
serges and panama ^
in colors and black. Tail- ^
ored and fancy models 1
with distinctive belts <?? !
and pockets.
GIRLS TUB DRESSES
at S1.50 ?
In a shon-ing of ^
fetching new
spring styles xot J&gt
amoskcag Ring- !5Mjf
hams in striking. jjt
plaids. stripes, "J
checks and plain V" /i*\ 25colorings,
sizes 6 /W"is?^\ Si
to 14 to choose O
from ml:
Tots
Dresses 38E
69c, $1.00 Vflfl
and $1.25 I"?\\ g | 33
Made or neat / Uf f 33
ginghams in _ JV
cute models.
sizes 2 to 6.
All sorts of other pretty new Sgf
frocks for girls are here at 30c
to $10.9'). from serviceable tub aX
dresses for school wear to ne-.v <?
Easter frocks charming enough vv
to please any girl of 2 to 6 or S
to 14 years.
3$
Wonderful Values \n gg;
New Blouses g
? pring's latest fashion ^ j
conceits. 5^ ;
At
I
Crepe de Chine and S
Georgette crepe in ??
white, flesh and high ^
colors. g|;
3Si
IJUvU lulled LU CtiL J.IVJLI- w
the Pure Food Grocery ,
Basement.
SUGAR I
a
Not plenty yet. but enough to SSI
supply from 5 to 10 lbs. to each j
customer.
Pure cane granulated sugar j
per lb. 9c i
Dark brown sufrar. per lb. 6/zc W
Brazilian Black beans, per lb, "Oc 2^ j
Yellow Split peas, per lb. 12'/io ^ J
California pink beans, per lb. 14c ^
Pinto or Speckled beans per
lb 14c
Everyday. Pet. Honor. Hebe ^
and Borden's tall cans evap- 2jS
orated milk, per can ... 14c St
Dixie brand Xo. 3 size can
hominy per can 10c ^
California recleaned lima yc
beans, per lb 18c
California White soup beans &
pjr lb 18c SEi
Crisco. per lb. can 30c
All No. 2 size can peas, per
can 15c SS
Sugar or crushed can corn
per can IBs
California evaporated peaches 5S
per lb. ................... 15?
California large size meaty ?2
prunes, per lb. 15o M
LAINDRY SOAP I
All standard brands of Te bars Sf
laundry soap Saturday? ?
4 BARS FOR 25e w
come a rule et the entire -work room
in the near future. Miss Heaven has
been on a tour of West Virginia chapters
and "was toll of cnthnslann at the
work done b ythe local chapter end
other chapter* throughout the stats.
More than 175 years ago aeme Rusdan
workmen conceived the Idea of
i/imim>Hii| a building of solid <ce In
K. Petersburg, now Petrograd. It
eaa B4 feet long, IS feet wide and 20
Beet high. BeTore the palace they
pieced atv cannon of the six-pounder
;ypa, made entirely of Ice. They were
Etamaed on a lathe. The cannon could
tod did shoot actual cha^pa *?f powSugar
Is asliei TfiiT from 18 varlidee
wefss fig CsxSQBa*^
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Here You Wi
Will Show Up Th<
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The New Coats
for Early Spring
Days
Charming is the word that best
describes the stvics of the new
Spring Cocis. This assemblage
features two dominant style notes.
Eoth are just the coats for the
women busy with war time duties,
because there is no excessive use
of trimmings and furbelos. Women
who want and need new coats
-will make no mistake in choosing
from these moderately priced and
good looking, practical and serviceable
coats.
$12.-50 to $25.00
True Values
SCHOOL EXHIBIT"
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Every Lincoln District
School Will be Represented
April 13.
A fea?ure of the school work In
Lincoln district for the present year
will be the exhibit to be held at Farmincton
on A")ril 13. the last day ol
school in that district. Even- teacher
in the district, more than fifty in
number -will be required to bring an
exhibit and attend. The exhibit -will
be in place from 10 o'clock in the
morning until 3<o?clock in the afternoon.
Each of the schools -will hold a local
exhibit on Thursday or Friday before
school is out to arrange-for the
larger exhibit on April 13.
In order to stimulate interest In
the general exhibit at Famiington. Superintendent
P. M. Conley has offered
the following prizes: Best second
or third room graded school exhibit,
$5.00: second prize. $2.50; best rural
school exhibit. 55.00; second prize.
$2.30. The Farmington and Thoburn
graded schools will compete against
each other for a $5.00 prize.
In connection with the school exhibit
at Farmington and the local exhibits,
field meets will be held.
GEORGETOWN jSjfii
Eugene Arnett, of Monon, spent
! one day last week with Mr. and Mrs.
James Arnett.
I Mrs. Mary Morgan is Indispoeed
; with a bad cold.
Erwin Arnett, of Monon. spent a
I few days with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Arnett.
The entertainment at Osgood last
Friday night did not amount to mneb.
A fair crowd was present.
wia? Belle Morgan Is able to be out
again after about" two weeks illness.
Mrs. Essie Arnett .of Monon, spent
Sunday at James Arnett's.
Mrs. Anna Fisher, of Eowesvllle, is
aerlousHly ill. She has been ill fgj
several days.
Hiss Lon* Itevbraugh. of Opekiski,
spent a few jays with her grandmother,
Mrs. Carrie Robey. last week.
Miss Eons was Indisposed with sore
throat.
James Newbrsugh. of Georgetown,
srpeat Thursday with Thomas Newhnugb
at Opekitka.
Huetng Groves and Mr. Pelt were
business callers at Moryantorn Saturday:
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Arnett and
daughter Thelitis spent Sunday at
Mr. Henry Thome's at Mt. Hood.
Eira Arnett tad daughter Bernlce,
of Fairmont, spent Sunday st the
hone of James Arnett, also visiting
Jack Fisher and Eugene Arnett at
LowesrlUe.
Miss Winnie Snider and Hueing
Grores attended Sunday School at
ArnettsviUe Sunday.
Mrs. Fisher spent oce afternoon
last week with Idas Isa Clark
Arthur Arnett surd son Mendel, ol
Fairmont, spent Sunday at Mr. and
Mrs. James Arnett's.
Jack Miller. W. M. Ralphmyder,
Sarah and Isa Clark spent Sunday
evening at Ute home of Jesse Arnett
-v vnabg Grove, Brrdrand Eerschel
I Find Women's
eir Wonderful Valui
The loveliest garments
have found their way into
our apparel section,
where they are making
friends by the dozen.
Their styles are so becoming
and in keeping with
the spirit of these war times.
Conservation of materials
and trimmings is an
important feature, leaving
the styles for the coming
season beautifully sim
nle and demurely charm
lug in a host of -ways.
Yonr attention is especially
directed to Four Suit
Values at
$14.50, $18.50
$19.75, $21.75
The equal of these you
have never seen offered at
these prices. Other Models
in our Main Garment Section.
will be found in abundance In all
the wanted materials and in even*
conceivable spring shade?embracing
full range of sizes at
Prices up to $28.50.
A Most Noteworthy Special
in a Suit at $11.50.
A model that we are featuring
to fill a big demand and that is
exceptional in value.
T il - T> T?
in me xvus>tr xwuitt
will be found Individual styles
in tailored and fancy models
suits, one of z kind at
$32.50 to $50.00
Courtneys'
Henry attended the entertainment at j
Osgood Friday night.
There will be a Patriotic Day on
Sunday afternoon. March 24. at the
iiraetrsville church. '
Willis Pratt, of Hagrans, spent Sun.day
afternoon at Mrs. Ora Snider's.
Harvey V.'ildcrman spent Sunday
' at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Snider's.
J Wo understand that Rev. Yoke, <*f
| Rivesville. and Ror. Po~k will hold
p. series of meetings at the Union in ,
the near future. 1
There will be an Faster exercise at
the Araettsville church o;i Sunday afternoon,
March 31. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Epliraim Musgrave enterctained
Mao. fisher one day last week.
Uessie Wisman, of the Union, is
hrlsiting Mr. and Mrs. Emery Snider
for several days.
Mrs. Anna Chapman was on the
O5A7.- 1?C+ locf- tTOAlc.
Rev. Chapman held the funeral
services of Miss Vina Brand at Laurel
Point Wednesday.
Ben Simpson has sold his farm to
Webb Hawkins, of Doddndge county.
Mr. Simpson, we understand, is contemplating
locating in Morgantown.
Gilbert Straight vent to Doddridge
county Sunday to bring in the team
of Webb Hawkins to his r ev farm.
When one of the bid trees in California
fell. John Muir counted 4,000
rings from the heart out. That means
the tree was 40 centuries old. Thus
it was a strong young tree when
Abraham went Into Egypt.
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF!
HMRK^IEiS CHARMING, WAVY,'
UJSTQOUS AND THICK IN
PEW MOMENTS.
EVERY BIT OF DANDRUFF DISAPPEARS
AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
For a hewjeents you can sare tout
hair, m loy than ten minutea yon
can douMaPts beauty. Your hair beeomw
light, fluffy, abundant and
appears as soft, lustrous and charming
as a young girl's after applying some
Danderine. Also try this?moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and carefully
draw it through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. This i
will cleanse the hair of dost, dirt or
excessive oil. and In Just a few momenta
yon have doubled the beauty
: of your hair. A delightful surprise
awaits those whose hair has been
. neglected or la scraggy, faded, dry.
> brittle or thin. Besides beautifying
; the hair. Danderine dissolves every
particle of dandruff; cleanses, purl.
fies and Invigorates the scalp, forever
| stopping Itching and falling hair, but
what win please you most wiTl be after
i a few weeks' use, when yon see new
halr^-flne and downy at first?yes?
' but really new hair growing all over
1 the scalp. If you cere tor pretty, soft
hair, and lots of it, surely set a small
; bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from
anv drug store or toilet counter and
i Just toy iV
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There mast be * reason. One '" jj
glance through our enormous an- ;
sortments vrii convince yon, as &E
it has others. Those who X-llun ' Hh
predict the vogne of the vaisti - ^
for the coming season and we '
point with pride to tie large and ,
varied assortments we constant- . vl
ly unpack at this popular utility
Neckwear You'll
Larger stocks, flat and roll sol- ^
lars. sets and vestees of the better x ' -.12?
materials axe favored. The fabrics '
are corded silk, organdie. piQue and I
soft satin?also some In figured
madras. Our assortment is com
plete and very moderately jricsd^ '''S*!
serviceable umbrellas 50c
and $1.00
Better to Get That
Umbrella Now
than to rait until you are caught
in a hard sprinsr down-pour. Good
serviceable umbrellas at
at $1.50 and $1.95 g
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108-110 Main Sfc 1
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Demurrers Are Filed
In Circuit Court 3jjjm
Before.'Judge Haymoad la circuit
court ;$Ky Hon. W. Scott Meredith .rS||H
filed demurrers to the bill of com*
plaint in these causes on the grounds teja
of "not sufficient in la*:" Charles E, :
Ha-wker complainant vs. Elbert I* ' ...if
Billingslea, William E. Tumngmimm 2
Brazell Coal Company and George
Price, defendants; George M. Price
and Charles E. Hawker, plaintiff*, yi. - _
"William H. Billingslea, Florence & '*
Billingslca and Nellie B.' Prichard, de- - _;?rj
fcndants. Attorney W. S. Meredith.
also entered an order demurring is
the action of assumpsit in thecaae of
Ira I. "Weaver vs. R. K. Long. In the V ~t||i
chancery cause of Zachariali Kendall Vi "'.fsH
et al., vs. a. Jackson Hays.
I nilLY DINNERTfel il
Broth with Noodles
Spagehtti a la
Napolitana
Cotolet Olla Milanese
Italian Cheese
Coffee Fruit'
DINNER 75e
Broth with Noodles .
Special Spaghetti
Broiled Chicken
French Fried Potatoes <
Salad Italian Cheese^ . '/M
Fruit Coffee
SPASHETTI HOIK '
Chas. Milon, Prop.
Private Dining Room on Second", .-'.V;,
Ill Fairmont
OPpjalte Princess Theatre _
Coavanient, comlortable nfl JK"
deas. The thins* yon lihe to |
I eat cooked the -way you. Uha
I then snd served as their drowji
I to bt serred. That
I son this res tan rant jt serr
I mor* people today than ever be-. J]
I fore. Satisfy yotxrsolf 3ma^?91B