Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 07, 1906, Image 6

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The Leader.
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELC
THE 25,000 CLUB.
When you read this you will have
known the results of the election
You will know whether It’s Judge
Herndon or Judge Freneh; whetho:
It’s Governor Hoarst or Governor
Hughes, and whether It Is to be
Senator Blackburn, or “Oily Jeems"
McCreary In Kentucky. You will
also how many tens of thousands vo
ted In McDowell, and how many hun
dreds were killed In Mingo. But you
will not have gained a single dollar
In the whole campaign.
Now for n campaign of business,
n campaign for BLUEFIELD—for
“25,000 by 1908." A united, solid,
vigorous fight against some of the
cltieg about us thnt are taking from
northern states factories and enter
prises that wo want. You may think
this is "just newspaper talk.” that
you are doing well enough, that more
people and capital are, of course,
well enough to have; but that they
will come when they want to—just
Bort o’ happen along without you
tiring your brain and spending mon
ey to get them. Well.^o on thinking
that way, then. It is certainly
easier for you. God knows we would
not uifiict your overworked brains
with problems weightier than you
can bear. Now don’t be afraid; the
activity we are urging will not kill
you. It will not disturb you sleepy
headed, timid fellows In the least,
for this business Ml’ST be done by
tho strong and unafraid.
If your nerves aro weak, and you
have no stomach for the business,
Just keep right quiet and presently
you will be gently "shoved off the
earth." Our competitors are worthy
foemen, and It will require mAi of
the right kidney for the contest.
Sling-shots and squirt-guns won't do
the business;—it will take heavy ar
tillery and solid shot.
John T. Barnes cf Tazewell, Is
sojourning at the Altaniont Hotel.
Mrs. G. A. Meyer, of Clurksburg,
this state. Is in the city.
C. W; Whalan, of Oakvale, is in
the city on business.
V. T. Sexton, of Pocahontas, is in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tuggle, of
South Blueiield returned last night
on No. 16 from Welch.
G. T. Byron, of Pocahontas,' is
in the city visiting and attending
to business.
For a quiet and orderly election
Bluefleld can beat all the other
towns. There was not a ripple on the
quietude of the city yesterday .
W. 1). HOBJfiKTS. AO'l
SCENE IN “THE ISLE OF SPICE,” ELK’S OPERA HOUSES. NOW-Mber &
HINTS OF VALUE.
Do not attempt to remove dust
from the face with cold water.
Crushed mint leaves hound across
the forehead are said to relieve head
ache.
Hot fiannol over the seat of pain,
frequently renewed, will relieve neu
ralgia.
Whooping cough may frequently
be relieved by breathing the fumes of
turpentine or carbolic acid.
Do no! retire Inte at night and rise
at daybreak and Imagine that every
hour taken from sleep Is an hour
gained.
Cold outside air will heat more
quickly than the Impure air of n
sleeping or living room. Ventilate
the rooms dally by allowing the
fresh air to circulate freely through
them.
Thin arms should bo washed
twice a day with a fine lather of soap
rinsed well, dried thoroughly and
then rubhed vigorously. This treat
ment will bring the pores Into action
and produce a healthy condition of
tho skin. #
A good shampoo preparation may
be made by cutting a cake of pure
olive oil soap into a quart of boiling
water. When cold it will be about
the consistency of jelly. A couple
of spoonfuls of this mixture and a
pinch of soda may lie rubhed into
the scalp previously wet with hot
water or the hair may bo parted and
the mixture rubbed into the scalp
with a small nail brush. After the
entire scalp has been cleaned it
should be vigorously rubbed wjth the
finger tips and well rinsed.
Advertise In the Dally Leader if
you wan results.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Loan sharks infest the sea of
finance.
True love doesn't thrive well In n
public garden.
Nearly all husbands and wives are
in the martyr class.
Unde Sam’s largest burying
ground Is the dead letter-office.
There Is often a black eye In a
name If It Is applied to the wrong
man.
Out of sight Isn’t necessarily out
of mind when applied to a pretty
girl.
What he calls his diplomacy Is nl
|ways a cause of pride to the trick
ster.
One hurles(|iie show will keep the
average inim awake longer than a
dozen sermons.
Occasionally we lienr of a man who
managed to make good by following
Ills wife’s advice.
All the world’s a stage—but the
majority of us sit in the gallery and
throw things at the performers.—
Chicago News.
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FOR SALE.
I will buy real estate most any
where at bargains. I do my own
trading and there is no commission.
If you desire property at William
son. lilueQeld, Roanoke, Norfolk on
In the Coal Fields, lot me know, f
ov n some of the best locations.
Address
E. WHITE ATKINSON,
FOR RENT:—Three rooms for
rent over Dohannans Feed store on
Pulaski street.
Prof. T. H. R. Christie
LOOK FOR THE WHITE STAKED
AT “THE MIDWAY.’
Only 10 Days.
REFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR.
A girl Ilk<H to be in love Just ho
«be can say she Isn't.
Some boys are so naturally sound
• bey have plain sense oven after a
college education.
When a man lias lived long enough
In a flat he kind of looks forward to
purgatory the way a schoolboy does
to vacation.
A girl who Is too delicate to sweep
a hall rug can dance seventeen miles
at a ball and then want to walk home
with one of her partners.—New York
Press.
So great Is the prosperity of the
railroads and s0 high the cost of
living that a demand for more wages
Is becoming quite general among
mil road employes. Moreover, the
pressure of traffic is so groat that the
men uro being worked harder, and
under such circumstances managers
are disposed to concede the justice of
tile demand in many cases. The Head
ing company has already conceded
an advance of JO per cent to em
ployes receiving less than $200 a
month, the Pennsylvania contem-t
plates a similar concession to all
employes getting less than $500 a
month, while the New York Central,
Brie, Lackawanna and some other
leading eastern roads are .in con
ference with employes over the mat
ter. it is the belief of the president
of the Wabash system that the situa
tion will compel a pretty general in
crease of wages.
WANTED — Position as
Store-man, Bookkeeper or
Stenographer by a thor
oughly competent man.
A1 Reference. Address B.
M. Pocahontas Inn, Poca
hontas, Va.
Rooms for rent at No. 24 Pu
laski street, to good par
ties who will keep the
rooms clean and pay the
rent.
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ON NOV. 15, 1906, PRICES OF LOTS IN
WEST BLUEFIELD, AT “THE MIDWAY,”
WILL BE ADVANCED 20 PER T.
R. R. WI I A A :
ORAIIAM. VA.
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
The regular services will be held
at the Presbyterian Church tomor
row moning at 11 o’clock.
After a sermon on the growth of
the church, there wlu be a congre
gation meeting for the purpose of
electing officers, at 3:30 p. in. and
at 7 p. m. Dr. E. O. Taylor will speak
on “American Citizenship” in the
light of Christ and Paul.
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
Services at First Baptist Church
Sunday at 11 a. in. Preaching by
the pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45 a m. No
services at night.
ELK’S OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY, NOV. 8.
THE SEASON’S EVENT,
B. C. WHITNEY’S
PIQUANT Ml HICAL .MIXTURE,
ISLE OF SPICE.
HOOK AND LYRICS BY ALLEN LOWE AND LUO. E. STODDARD
ELABORATED ANf> AMPLIFIED BY I HE DERICK RANKIN
AUTHOR OF “HAPPYLAN l»" “THE frINOERBREAD
MAN," ETC. MUSIC BY PAUL HC’HINDLKR AND
REN JEROME.
20 SONG HITS AND UNIQUE DANCES
THE PEER OF ALL MI HICAL COMIDfKM,
THE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION
60
People In The Company.
60
AMERICAN BEAUTY CHORUS.
POSITIVELY THE GREATEST. PRETTIEST. SINGING, ACTING AND
DA NCI NO CHORUS EVER ORGANIZED
ENTIRE PRODUCTION RICHLY STAGED. CLEVERLY ACTED. HAND
SOMELY GOWNED. PERFECTLY PRESENTED
Do You Want t
st?
Mt. Ver^oii
flour.
Surpasses all other makes. You have only
to try it to be convinced.
SUBLETTE & BARNES,
Sole Distributors,
Bluefield, W. Va.
For all kinds of
Pure Groceries,
You should come to the store of Sublette & Barnes.
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Are Ton Coil to Bn a Steel Range This Pall?
If so. Bear in Mind that the
“ANCHOR”
III the bent Steel Karine on the market and the
.Price Is Right
In fact the Anchor in the only trance on the
market that has any particularly distinct fu
ture*. The manufacturer* of this range have
broken away from the worn out traditiona of
range building und have constructed a dur
iibiejnml beautiful Range full of efficient,
modern features.
This Range in no constructed that the Smoke
Flue cornea out at the Hack, thereby leaving
both the top of the range an well an the
arming closet without any obstructions.
They are made from heavy Cold Rolled Steel
Plate, the bake oven being made of ten gauge
Steel Plate, thin lieing the heaviest material
ever known in Steel Range construction. The
dven flues are double with thick Asbestos Curd
Boards between the two steel plates, therefore
making the oven indestructable and a perfect
baker, an the asbestos lining holds the heat in
the oven where it should be and prevents it
radiating out into the room in hot weather
and making it very uncomfortable for the one
doing the cooking.
No oue thinking of buying a Steel Range
can atf-rd to do no without first calling at my
, . - Hiur.i!iu HiniuiiK uuh.ii examination of
a / nc mr Hii^i an<J ifettin# my pricea; or if not convenient to call tit the store request me to Mend de
.,'wo' ir'of.VPritj®8» ®nt* HO ^orth; Such information will be gladly furnished and I am aure if you
U j 1 " ,llake 0,c «*xaniination that you will a^ree with me that I have the beat Steel Rauue on
the market,and ua to “the price ia ri^ht” 1 feel confident that J cun aell you.
M. G. WHITLOW
323, Princeton Ave., Opp. Freijflll r>< pot.
Phone No. 11.
Save Your Wife Needless Work, Worry and Annoyance
Buy her a Motor for her Sewing Machine. Make*
sewing a pleasant occupation.
Get our Prices on Sewing Machine Motors
Motors for Washing Machines and Wringers.
Also Prices on Electrical Irons and
ELECTROTHERM.
Climax Electrical Supply arid Construction Company,
Electrical Contractors and Engineers,
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
PEEP IN OUR STORE AND SEE IF YOU DON’T
THINK WE HAVE THE GOODS.
The only drawback la room to dlaplay them, but we hope to get
moved into our new building within the next two or three weeks, where
we will have one of the best equipped Clothing Establishments In the
State’ in the rnea,,tlme drop In at our present location and see the new
things we have for you.
“SAY, LISTEN TO THIS, AND SEE IF IT DON’T
MAKE A NOISE LIKE GOOD SHOE NEWS.”
11,0 REGAL Shoe8 aro town awill be put on salo Just as goon as
wo can 8et moved. We have no room hero for them, so we can’t put
them on sale until we move. Tho Kegal shoe is sold In all the larger
Ci'ies and Is known throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and
In fnct they are sold In the most Important cities of Europe, and we feel
proud that we are tho first merchants in our State to obtain the agency.
I housnnds of people from the smaller towns where there are no Hegnl
stores »der them each season from some one of the 123 Regal Stores.
The Hegnl Shoo Is the only sho made in 1-4 sizes.
Wo want every man, woman and child In Bluefleld and surrounding
counties and states to visit us in our now store, this Invitation Is to YOU.
YOURS TRULY,
THE CASH AND CASH PRICE STORE.
Present location 233 Princeton Ave.
New location Corner Princeton and Higginbotham Avehues.
CLOTHING CO...
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.