The West Virginian. [volume], August 22, 1919, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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ilRMONT MEN GET
POD ROAD CONTRACT
Eonongahela Construction
I Company Has Job In
Tucker County.
IjUjtUntSBURC. w. Va.( Auk. 22?
Hoker County In the Eastern Pan
Handle will have Its first place of
i(4 surface road In a very few weeks
a a result of the contract for the
ohstrurtlon of 2 miles of is ft. con rete
paving having been awarded on
Hagnst 10 to the Honongahela Con.
Hruction Co. of Fairmont. The conHact
also Included the grading of eight
Hiles of road, funds for the improve ll|t
having been provided through
Kie voting of a bond Issue during the
HpHy part of IBIS. The concrete
bbfcd will radiate from Thomas, a thriv
Hag little mining town along the WesHern
Maryland railroad. j. j. Taney
Hf Parsons, la the county engineer and
d a a? t.-~ iv. V..J
TrJMLT r *" mtq me unra eunauui,tompleted
before snow files.
Logan county has selected concrete
lor Its first Fedfral Aid project, the
fontract for the 'construction of 10,|77
square yards of paving having
teen awarded to the Hord Construclon
Company of Maysvllle, Ky. The
contract price was $2.60 per square
rard. The paving will be 16 feet
rfjtd and will be built under the pernal
supervision of County Engineer
I. W. McLaren, who came to this state
rojn Ohio where he built up a wide
reputation for himself In road buildItg.
The latest improved methods of
<*An fit rurttan wilt Via iiaerl 1rto1uriln<y
the widening and super-elevating of
all curves.
In Brooke county, the award of 19,X)6
square yards of concrete paving
has Just been made to the Keeley
Construction Co., Clarksburg, W. Va.
Ills bid was 92.70 per square yard
while the excavation bid was $1.25
per cubic yard. This Is .lie first piece
f concrete road to be laid In Brooko
punty. The work will be done under
be direction of Geo. Steenrod an
[engineer or wide experience in road
building.
; "EXIDE" 8TOHAGB BATTERIES.
jfTh* "fcxioe" autuinoDiH batteries
iMi ~ucuumui( acquainted :n ion
Etr* There Is a battery Tor every
Bedel and make of car. Among auto*
mobiles eaulppea with the "EXIDE"
f? the Cadillac. The KNIGHT ELECVTRIC
CO. at 222 Jelterson street, are
Sthe distributors In this section for the
HeKIDB." This firm, also repairs all
fcnake.i ot batteries. Use an "EXIDK"
Mile your battery is being charged or
Repaired. Telephone 796J.?Adv.
|| . >OUH NfcXT
Storage Battery should be a rrest-O2Ute.
There is a correct size lor every
Make and modei of car. As the official
Prest-O-Llte Service Station lh
HOUa territory w? will be glad to extend
I you every courtesy. Please rcmemI
Tier tbat the Prest-O-Lito Is the oldest
I ssrrlcs to automobile owners In AmerI
-tea . South Side Service Station, 4th
I THE DOCTOR'S
HANDS AHER AN
?TTSrK OF "Fill"
nunvit vi I LU
Bua Mrs. Banfer Switched
!to Nerv-Worth and
Quickly Found
H Relief.
, Bflry Wider In whose system He
f ailments which came In the wake of
lnflvenia should take careful notlco
of the following remarkable signed
statement recently made at Uniontown's
Nerv-Worth drug stor.i a few
days ago. In source and character
;. Mn. Banter's report Is a most comforting
message to fellow-sufferers:
; Wado H. Ouyton?I had a terrible
ease of the "flu" which left me In a
Very nervous and run-down condition.
I vat in the hands o' a doctor
but did not seem to respond to his
treatment. I would t$el a sickness
in my stomach after eating. My
Bleep was disturbed and I did not get
rest or gain strength.
J M purchased a bottle of Nerv-Worth
i from you and took it as directed and
tan truthfully say that I am no longer
nervous. No slckners after eati'lng
and I sleep soundlv all night and
have regained my health nr.J strength.
I recommend Nerv-Worth to all.
MRS. WM. BANFER,
Unlontown, Pa.
Crane's drug store Bells NervWorth
In Fairmont. Your dollar back
f K thin famous family tonic does not
benefit you. /
m t ??.
I. We need Used Furniture to
tupply our Old 8tore, corner Jack- |
| 'edn and Jefferson streets, vnn
need New Furniture from our
New 8tore, 221 Monroe street.
Let a* exchange. We also repair
-or store Furniture.
See Denham First Co.
- (21 MONROE STREET
| ? Next to Woo I worth's
| |i'
Have the
Union Dentists
teeth
Pricee reMon*
Office over
J McCrory'e # 4 10o Store. Main St
T-f/"''HrV&./. Mp;
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MONONGAH
Moving to Pa.
Salvadore Andre, who lias been running
a grocery store on the oorner ot
Main street and Alley A for the past
ten years. Is moving to Star City, Pa.
Returns to Martlnsburg.
Dr. W. N. Thomas has returned to
Martlnsburg after spending some tlms
here visiting with his son, Howard
Thomas.
Camping Party,
A camping party composed ot the
Misses Madge and Loralne Fleming,
Martha and Virginia Satterfield, Veda
Trader and Adrian Curry " left this
week for a two weeks' stay at Coogle's
camp near Smlthtown.
Visiting Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kline Koon, of Wadestown,
and Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Koon,
of Barrackvlllc. are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Koon on the farm
near Monongab.
New Son.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Batiste,
a baby boy, Sunday night.
Returned Home.
Harley Fleming and Paul Chaney,
rFor tl
Call
k?m
M "It
Doesn't
1
J&j
S FREQUENTLY pe
i pie are inclined
put all ginger ale in
one class.
And that is w!
CLOVERDALE stan
out so prominenl
when placed in coi
parison. The similari
really ends with t
words "Ginger Ale."
Your first taste
CLOVERDALE wi
win you because '
Doean't Bite." We ?
not use red peppi
which costs less, b
? r.PMiiiN
Jamaica "gInge
because we are intere
ed in Quality, r
"cheapness."
That explains w
the CLOVERDAI
FLAVOR cannot
imitated or equaled.
When you w a i
REAL Ginger Ale
ways remember 11
name, and say it?
CLOVERDALE.
Order a Case!
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We have all the latest r
enjoy them to the best ai
onola. Come in, we will
We Close: Week Days, 5
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217 MADISON STREE1
J?
rHEWEST VIRGINIAN, R
who hare been employed here tor some
time by the Consolidation Coal company,
have returned to their home
near Parkersburg.
Here from Parkersburg.
Miss Deloree Kennedy, of Parkersburg,
la riaiting here with Mary Margaret
Knight and other relatives.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Helen Janes has returned after
spending a few weeks at the home
of her parents at Boothivtlle.
Mrs. Margaret Morris and daughter
are visiting with Mrs. Mort for a few
days. '
The new road In Brookdale was finished
last 8unday and will be ready for
use as soon as the cement has sufficiently
hardened for traffic.
Morris Silverman motored to Fairmont
last evening In his new Ford
coupe.
D. M. Kidder exchanged his automobile
for real estate In Fairmont this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gowland and
family of Wheeling, and Mrs. Frank
Gowland, of Fbllllpsburg, Pa., art
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
AlVa Yost,
Joe Fuccy left Tuesday night for
Baltimore with bis five year old daughter,
Christine, where she will be
treated at the Johns Hopkins hospital
for a complication of diseases caused
from typhoid fever.
Street cars were two hours late yesmTiTfcitwvmyiKyi
be Sake of Q
for it by N
loverdq
GING^ALE
5 0? ^. I
t0Trii l?n\9lK/fl$l * c??u?*>
cr, fTWniUft Y^tv^liSi Aiinu
I $?sg.
8t CONTAINS NO CAPSICUM ' '
?W? - ?nw? VAFfaOrtfATbU ^
QtNUIMt !??? < '"? ' t
?2?iJ,M ',? fit "VI
tMCTi?fo mm ?unit CMI *u*??J'*"* r
hy wiow^i OOVUOAU kuH*M**tIb?"* *
ft&vetda/eJfrunp'&t
BM.TI^ORC.MO^U*-*- [
Sent Home for the Family. I
ggist or Dealer (Jan't Supply
Phone STEVENSON CO.
Resale Distributors for Fairr
0?prV?ted, 1919, by Cknw&le Bptlat Or
A Small Down
Will Bring One of Thi
COLUh
S| Graf on
The Balance on Easy Terms
largest stock of machines in
els $25.00 to $250.00
ecords?both in Song and E
dvantage you must hear then
gladly play any Record for
P. M., Saturdays, 9 P. M.
iOFFM
n
THE JEWELER
"v rfrfc;: ;v* i ,"'-V
MRMONT, FRIDAY EYE?
terday afternoon between Falnnon
end Clarke bars on account of lack o
electric power.
Mrs. Cor* Moore, of Ida May, wa
In town Bnnday Tlslttn* her parenti
Mr. arid Mr*. T. G. Price.
Chas. Windsor, of the Wlndso
Pharmacy, has returned after a week'
vacation.
Hiss Edna Kidder Is spending a wee!
In Wheeling.
The committee in charge of the sup
per at the Red Cross rooms Baturda;
evening wishes to thank those *h<
patronized and contributed so liber
ally.
Mrs. Walter Brown la quite 111 a
her Rome at Bethlehem.
Ed. Charlton, Lonnle Carpenter
Paul Janes, Okey Watson and Gu;
Gaskln were on a hay ride to Pair
mont last night.
William Fleming, of the Consollda
tlon Coal company office force am
Mr. Henry Mauler are spending the!
vacation at Valley Falls.
Mrs. Edna Jones. Mrs. Georgia Ad
dls and Miss Mabel Addis were In Fair
mont last night to see the pictures.
Miss Franoes Stone, of Parkorsburg
is here visiting with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. B. F. Shaver.
H. G. Pepper has returned to hi,
work here after recovering from an at
tack of hay fever.
Mere matches are used In Qrea
| Jrltaia than In any other country.
Quality
lame? M
' It's I
Good for |a
You i
I TO ofK^r (Tinrrnr al?
^ - ? *- IBH
can use the famous IPyti
nineral water from our K^M
rioverdale Springs at flM9
"Icwville, Pa.
Many people all over WW
America buy this won- IraTj
lerful water for Its 1 flpjsa
'good health" qualities,
sut when scientifically IfekjjJ
jlended into such a SHjH
lelicious beverage as
CLOVERDALE M4
a w ww
IjdlNUHK ALb r77I
rou get all of its rich ICvl
nineral properties, the IBSB
nedicinal and tonic ad- A.'V'.J
rantages, in the most Bferi
jleasant and enjoyablo flu'jl
arm possible. lxjl
Begin to drink a bot- t|t?T?l
Je EVERY day for IWll
letter health?order a H
:aae of 24 bottles from
rour grocer, druggist or
iny dealer that sells Im
?ood drinks? hES
SERVE IT COLD. grJ
f Your Grocer,
You. 9$a
nonfc. JeSp
slJlJr
Payment
ase Beautiful
1BIA
.olas
the city; to select from?
ance numbers?And to
a on the Columbia GrafYou.
AN
PHONE 1212-J.
TING, AUGUST 22,1919.
: Good Saoini
:'; Mercha
: { FRIDA Y
r
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* I *{ff? JT*i Friday s
t , ' ? Early, s
I BASEMENT
1 BARGAINS
"> ris
r Shop in our handy Base- hu
5 ment Bargain Store and r'?;
r you will save many a ?! ?
? penny. Here are a few of fi?,
I the excellent offerings for III
A Tomorrow and Saturday.
J 5 QT PRESERVING KETTLE?
Blue and white Enamel
IWttlU Ul hU?U HUttllL J * fit A
Special ..I3C
ONE GALLON KARO SYRUP? J
A fine standard food artl- I?
:Ie. Special, per 95c sf
T-0 CANS. j
Best grade tins. ffiQa
Per dozen ....... .."v*'
WHITE JAR RINGS
Double thickness. 9^C
Three dozen fcww
ZINC MA80N JAR CAPS.
Porcelain lined.
..Dozen u,','
SPECIALl OCRISCO."
1. 1 Vt and 3 lb. cans. JrtPound
"CROWN" BRAND COFFEE?
IYVjlOiB gram ur giuunu.
Fine Coffee. dliOp
At lb
"RITTERS" TOMATO
CATSUP. S"N ounce ISO
bottlo sww
"BOONE COUNTY"
REc?nBEAN8; 12 1-2c
( ' NO. 9 WASH BOILERS?Heavy
* weeights tin. stationary
handles. 61 OS
Each V *?"
!" Second
\ For TO DA
1 Here on our popular Sec
4 some mighty big savings for
bargains, some of them exce
plenty of others we haven't:
which of them you want to ti
HERE EARLY for we have
! BOYS KNEE PANTS?Good blue a,
I Sera# Panto, worth much mors. ?a >.
Sizes 8 to 11 . .....
: T YOUTHS BLUE 8ERGE PANTS?An
i C excellent duality and ound to sell
!ln a hurry. Sizes 7 to 31
MEN'S CA8SIMERE 8UITS?Mostlj
tnd only 33 Suits in the lot. Regularl;
sold at $20.00?while they last you $
may choose at <
Some Gc
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND BOYS SHOI
100 pairs of good styles in black and tan
regular $5.00 sellers.
Reduced to ,
WOMEN'S $4.00 OXFORDS, SLIPPI
DIIMDQ Oovenl Ttloastnir fitvlrn fn
1 black and tan. worth $1. Only 300
pairs. Special
I STORE mm > t
HOURS H
TOE AY a ?
We open at 8 A B
p.m. and close H Kg * ? *
at 5 p. m. Mb mm "Th<
sharp.
W^l ??
>g nw ?Taeeis/m 'c
f W "?? UUI f IHVK O
Ttcfrse Offered fo
AND SATURDA
fill Be a Crowd Here to Take Ad
Vash Dress Cleat
of the Dresses are worth two anc
ce. They include clever stvles, sow
around the house and all of thei
rnoon and street wear. Colors t
Plain Voiles, Striped Voiles, Fkn
les and Ginghams. This is a Dre
:e to make things hum on our Thii
md Saturday for Those Who Con
it
The Smartest Ide
FALL HATS _
Most women know that Har
on'e Hats are not high-priced M
t there's no question about the ^5
;h-quallty at the low prices H
ask. jB
rhe Fall Mode la now comte;
Hats lor every occasion Hi (
? gathered lor your consldera- \
n In our comfortable. Third
tor Salon; wo invite you to
iw them at the earliest possible
iment. Price range Is
?2.00 to $10.00
Smart Velvet
n excellent assortment of the po]
ims, plenty of colors. tl
jecially offered at *
Noticeable Feature Yet Moi
NEW FALL S
Correct fashions a
f i * noticeable feature
fthan this Is the re
price marked on our
stocks quite surpass
erlngs in this departr
ss well as to give c
ol good bargains rii
the season, we are
to the lowest pose
styles, rich grades ol
and dependable worl
all Harrison Suits. I
Serge?mostly In nai
many In other dealt
$25 to
r
iluur
1Y and SATURD.
ond JUoor today and Saturday
those who remember to come a:
ptional, is printed below but yoi
space to toll about. Read 'em c
ike advantage of?and then BE
only limited quantities as specif
. CXI .? MEN'S KNOCK ABOUT I
A| rn Lester Baclc Knock About P;
yliOll bard wear and plenty ot It
to 40. Special at
? *
? it MEN'S HEAVY OVER!
A r a weight, blue denim with whl
_ sPVaOU tnd high back.
Special at
' all-wool , BOYS' SCHOOL SU!T8-<
lot of good Wtool School Su
and dependable wearing mat
mOC Worth $12.00. In sizes 8 to
Ov Special at
tod Shoe Bargai
iS?About WOMEN'8 SHOES AT $1.
lerrlceable shoes in white a
CO A C Broken sizes. Values to $3.i
?/C.<tU Special
iRS AND WOMEN'S PLAIN TOE
lot ot good shoes in plain, s
CI QO styles. Value to $4.00.
.ylavO Tour choice at
t Store for the People
PRISON'S
b Busy Business Spot"
>wirGood
r
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ir i
'
!
Ivantage of This i
*ance
l three times the
le simple enough
n smart enough 1 vV
o suit most any
5*095
r-?''
:
Tams
pular and stylish ! i
.50 to S3.00
! 1
re Important
IlIITS i
J,
nd excellent quality la
i, yet more Important
asonabieneie of eyery I 1
New Fan Sulta. Our
all our prevleue gath?
nent and to mora them 1 1 , ,1
>ur patroua the height ' |1
sbt at the opening of
holding a]l Suit prleai j |
ilhle level./ Beautiful
[ the popular material* I
cmanehlp Is evident in < ,
n Poplin. Trleotjne and '
ry blue, although there 't
able colore. I I
$59.50 A
ials ^
there will be ' '
round. A list of
u will also find 1 ' m
>ver and decide
SURE TO GET ' |
PANTS?Dirk color
mU for 1 ?.u"
I3.S0
M-L8?Extra heavy
Ite back , ..
52.50 " I
Italy about 75 to tbta
!eri?lfXCelIent'gtT,W ' ' i 1
?0?daljr 50 patti of
'' jj
8HOE8?Ona small T
$2.50 I I
?r1} I
i IS"
l I
W at 8 a. m. and
r clown ?t 8 P.
a sharp. I
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