Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 09, 1906, Image 3

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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THE BLAND STREET JEWELER.
The Best Watches and Clocks. Unsur
passed for Cut Glass and Jewelry.
I
Thos. Dixon. Jr.,
Author of “The Clnnainan,” present* hi* new play,
“The One Woman,”
At the Elks Opera House, Monday, October ISth.
I A STUDY OF LOVE AND SOCIALISM.
Something New and Startling which Everyono Should See.
Prices: 25, 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50.
BETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS
BLUEFIELD REAL ESTATE
Which makes it the BEfe L' INVESTMENT for your
MONEY in the Country. Pays BIGGER
1)1 VIDENDS. Perfectly SAFE and
GROWING in VALUF, all the time. Our Last
includes the BEST A A LUES to be had for
(JUICK BUYERS.
STOC'KM AND HON I >8 h VNDLKD CONFIDENTIALLY.
A. S. BOO tER & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS,'
Corner Princeton and 1 (ig^inbothani Avenues.
Independent and Outspoken on All Public
Questions.
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The
Bluefield Daily
Leader.
The Representative
Newspaper of the
Pocahontas Coal Fields.
I'tihlisdied every Office open for
Morning in the HusinesB Night
Year except Mon- nnd *,BJr exi’el>t
Per Year, - - - $4.00.
j Per Month,.40c.
Single Copies, - - 2c.
The Lender Ih Sold All Trains.
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BLUEFIELD BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.
50c. I
Just received 300 Copies Copyrighted Hooks. We v
are selling these books at 50 cents each. Here is v
your opportunity to furnish your library at % cost.
A Few of the Selections:
The Little Shepard of Kingdom Come—S
Leopard Spots Th Dixoi 2
Gentleman from Indiana liocth larkinpton C
Alice of Old Vencenns 1'hompxon. 1
Prisoner of Zemin /Pope. 1
Kupert of ifentznu Hope. 1
Graustark McCuiheon. |
Castle Crane v- MeCntheon. |
Brewster's Millions M,\lutheon. 2
And over 200 more just ns good. The binding and il- 1
lustrations are ns good ns the binding on the $1.2T> S
bonks Phone, write or Call in an<1 see the line before ]
they are picked over. 1
Phone 63. BLUEFIELD BOOK & STATIONERY CO. Elks Bldg, i
Massachusetts adds herself to lh«
rolumn of Btatoa calling for Hrynn a
the democratic candidate In 1908
This will help a little toward ful
lining the predictions made In Wash
Ington last spring that before th<
year Is out such action will have
been taken In the separate states a>
to preclude the nomination of any
one but Bryan.
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RAILROADS TO AID
JAMESTOWN EXPO.
The railroads that traverse Vir
ginia are evtncInK a deep Interest In
|tho success of the Jamestown Kxpo
I sltlon. and have indicated their In
tention of aiding this movement In
every possible way. The executive
heads of the various lines are ac
quainting themselves with the situ
ation. and for that purpose visited
the exposition grounds Thursday
last, hater a conferehece wus held
In Norfolk at which Governor Swan
son was present, and who. In spenk
Ing of the outlook especially in
Southwest Virginia, said in pnrt:
“I foel assured that the Jamestown
exposition will he a marked success.
The progress in the erection of the
buildings Is amazing; the Interest
of the people is increasing each dny.
and I think the exposition may be
considered as secured ns a grent suc
cess. ^
"I have Just returned from South
west Virginia, where 1 went to meet
the mineral interests of that section
tow’ard making an exhibition of Vir
ginia's marvelous mineral resources.
T he people of that section responded
generously, and uro taking a great
deal of Interest In the exposition. I
feel that Virginia win make one of
the best mineral exhibits that any
state has ever yet made.
“The twelfth of June has been
selected as Virginia Dny. and I pur
pose to have a ‘home-coming week
In Virginia at thut time. 1 feel sure
Iht the Virgin! people will uctlveh
and ptrlotlclly co-operate to make
this exposition a great success."
Moke 8mlth”H only opponent at
the regular election In Georgia being
n BOclallHt, it may hh well be admit
t»*d that the aorlallatn have their
iihoh. The dare to appear where the
republican!* have conned oxlHt —
Springfield Republican.
We are prepared to do all klnd«
Everything will go at a
GREAT REDUCTION
COME
ana see the great display we are making and
the inducements we are offering the public.
:r Want Ad
LOOK! LOOK!
We, too, are offering some
Great Bargains this Week
About 100 Shirts that were $1 to go at. 78c
!400 Shirts that were 50, HO and 75 rents to go at 59c
These are big values.
All of our entire line of Ladies’ Misses and Children s
Oxfords to go at cost.
Will give a big reduction on all Summer (roods. A few
Ladies’ Hats
left at less than half manufacturer’s price, Twenty five
per cent, rdf of all Skirts. They must go. Come and see
before buying elsewhere. We will save you money.
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