Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 09, 1906, Image 6

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

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The Leader.
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELD
Judge Holbrook returned to this
city yesterday from Princeton,
where he had been attending court.
Prof. T. H. It. Christie, the mus
ical Instrument dealer, has returned
from a business trip to Princeton.
Mrs. A. B. Pulliam, who lias been
attending the funeral of her hus
band at Narrows, returned to her
home In this city on yesterday.
Rev. J. E. Panncl, of Narrows, Va.,
was In the city yesterday, and left
on the evening train for Mont Calm,
to begin a series of religious meet
ings.
Judge George Dillard, who has
been attending Princeton court for
the past few days returned to bis
■home In this city yesterday.
C. P. Bailey had. a large lot of
lumber destroyed by lire at Kinder
Haw mill In South Bluefleld Thurs
day night.
Blither H. Butt and wife, who have
been visiting relatives in South Blue
field, for the past week, returned to
their home at Eggleston, Va., yes
terday.
People returning from Princeton
report that work on the Tidewater
Rnllway Is progressing at a rapid
rate all along the line in that sec
tion.
Tho Home Mission Society of
Grace church will meet this after
noon at 2:30, at the home of Mrs.
Burton, on Allen street. All mem
bore of the Society nro urged to be
present.
Visitors returning from Prince
ton inform us that tho old town lias
taken on a new life and is right in
the midBt of a great prosperity, in
every section new buildings are go
ing up and others are contemplated
The future of Princeton looks very
bright indeed.
The now wholesale grocery con
cern, just established in Princeton
will be one of the staunchest business
houses in this section of the state.
We wish the new venture much
prosperity.
Let our business men give a strong
pull for Greater Bluefleld. Let our
city receive a fresh impetus front
our combined efTort. Let our re
sources be made known and let the
world know something of our bus
iness and residence location. We
have the inducements to offer and
we cannot begin to make them known
too soon.
Advertise in the Dally Leader if
you wan results.
FETE IN FLOWERLAND.
LAItCFST SIM:< TACIT.\lt KNTKIt
TAI VMIvNT OF SFAHON.
The Klk’s Opera House, iwhlch
will be the scene of a “Fete In Flow
erland,” Monday, Nov. 12th, will
lake on gula appearance, the very
gayest festival of the entire season.
All who were so fortunate uh to
hear Misses Moorman and Hurt at
tin- Concert recently, know that to
say this beautiful operetta Is under
their dcrectlon guarantees an ar
tistic production.
In this, the largest spectacular
entertainment of the season will lie
seen a hundred and fifty voices at
tlred as snowdrops, rosebuds, dais
ies. poppies, buttercups, etc. a re.'il
Fete in Flowerland.
One or the most artistic features
of the evening will be the “Revel of
Hearts" by eighteen of Hluefleld’s
most beautiful young ladles. More
graceful tableaux cannot be Imag
ined. These young ladles in white
greclan costumes, smiling through
hearts of roses, make an impressive
scene. Minefield will have the op
portunity of hearing the vocalist and
reader who won nil hearts at the
recent concert as Misses Hurt and
Moorman take part as well as di
rect the Fete in Flowerland.
Tickets now on sale at Whlte"s
Pharmacy. Admission >1.00. 7f>c,
r»0c and 2fie.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The ladies or the Bland Street
Methodist church, will hold a Christ
mas Bazaar on the 13th, 14th and
1 ■*tli of December, which promises
to be a grand affair. Fruitcakes,
Dolls, and everything else fascinat
,nK* palatable and attractive will be
on hand to gratify visitors. You are
cordially invited to extend your
patronage to this laudable enter
tainment.
WANTED — Position as
Store-man, Bookkeeper or
Stenographer by a thor
oughly competent man.
A1 Deference. Address B.
M. Pocahontas Inn, Poca
hontas, Va.
FOR . RENT:—-( )ne 7 room
house on Third ave. near
Brace Methodist church.
Apply to J. E. Keith. 317
Third avenue.
AN UNUSUALLY
GOOD PERFORMANCE
“Isle of Spice/* which made Its
second appearance at the Klks' Op
era House in this city last night drew
an extraordinarily large audience,
and a more appreciative one never
assembled in the play house. “The
Piquant Musical Mixture" can
truthfully be said to In* a success
from start to finish, there not being
an Idle moment from the rise of
the curtain to the beautiful finale.
An abundance of pretty girls, clad
in magnificent costumes, and as
sisted by talented male performers,
make the performance one of the
very best that has yet visited tills
city. An amflysls of tlie play would
be Interesting but one has to see It
to appreciate Its beauty and excel
lence.
American society women send their
gowns to Paris to he cleaned. A large
cleaning ami dyeing establishment In
the Trocadero district does a thriv
ing business in cleaning New York
society women’s frocks. The drosses
are sent over from America by ex
press. Cleaned and packed off by the
next steamer. The process takes in
all a little over a fortnight.
LOST:—Out* pail* of gold
rimmed speetaeles, the
ease marked ‘Cavanaugh’
A suitable reward offered.
B. B. HARRIiNG,
Graham, Va.
<)r t bis offiee.
WANTED: Two young men
of good address to handle
high grade book proposi
tion. Exclusive territory.
Hustlers making $100
per week. Call on Robert
Kai r. »” ;* ’If. n, 0 to
10 p. '.1. today or Saturday
for particulars.
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS
OF THE BLUEFIED
TELPHONE Co.
We beg to notify you that
our new Telephone'Directo
ry will close on November
tlie 15th. All parties desir
ing any changes to be made
will kindly notify Contract
Agent, ’Phone 400, and their
desires will receive prompt
at t cut ion.
LOOK FOR THE WHITE STAKED
AT -THE MIDWAY.”
Only 6 Days.
AN FAKNttil I APPKAiL FOIO
IIO.MFH AM) THAN l\SG| V
IN(« DONATIONS FOH OR
PHANS AND IIOMFLFSS
CHILDHFN OF W. VA.
.Made l>y Till- Children's Ilf him* So
ciety of West Virginia to our
(■onerous P<*o|»le.
Kxecutlve Committee: — Hon. Geo.
W. Atkinson, LL. I).. Pres.; Rev.It.
I). Roller. I). I). V. Pres.; Hon. H.
<: Davis, Rev. T. C. Johnson. D. D..
Don. H. C. McWhorter, Hon. Geo. E. ;
Price; Secretory, .1 D. Paines; Treas
urer. Col. J. Q. Dickinson; Rev. N.
O. Sowers, State Supt.; Office Sec
retary, Mrs. Lillian R. Sowers.
The above society was organized
[In 1X96 for the care and training of
the orphan and homeless children or,
West Virginia.
Shortly after organization Hon. H. '
G. Davis, the great friend of West j
Virginia orphans, gave the society a I
homo for their unfortunate little
ones, which Is located in Charleston.
W Va., supplementing this generous
gift hy the yet more helpful dona-1
tion «>f $too per month since 1X96.
To this first building Mr. Davis has
just added a two-story building, thus
greatly Increasing our capacity for
earing for orphan children.
into this home we have received
360 homeless children, they are be
ing admitted ut the ruto of C, 8, and
sometimes if» per month.
We hnve a fine lot of bright little
hoys, ranging from 1 year to 11
years old. Wo are anxious to find
homes for these homeless little ones.
Dear Render: — Please help us to
care for them. You can do something
givo a home or money.
Can you not become a parent to
one of them? Perhaps you have a
good home and t:v> child to share it
th you, you can make the little
one a blessing to yourself. They are
pleading dally for a new home, new
papa and now mama. Will you let
us plead with you for them? If you
will give one or more of them a
place in your home and hearts’ nf
fectlons, address the Superintend
ent. If you cannot do so much, then
aid us by sending a Thanksgiving
donation by check or P. O. M. O. to
N. O. Sowers, State Superintendent, i
1118 Washington St.. Charleston, W.
Va.
“ -
No old age agreement but that of
a wise man.—Pythagoras.
Intemperate youth ends In an age
Imperfect and unsound.—Denham.
Rooms for rent at No. 24 Pu
laski street, to good par
ties who will keep the
rooms clean and pay the
rent.
Prof. T. H. R. Christie
ON NOV. 15, 1906, PRICES OF LOTS IN
WEST BLUEFIELD, AT “THE MIDWAY,”
WILL BE ADVANCED 20 PER CEN !\
W. I>. ROBKRTN.AGT.. GRAHAM. VA
g”- -■---U_|_ R. H. WILLIAMNON i’RKH.
YalcoT
/systemV
v^wthingJ
The
Afco
System
Clothes for
Men.
W hy not wear
a Suit, an Over
coat, or a Rain
1 coat that Fits,
Wears, and has
the snap a n d
finish ?
The Union
Clothing
Company
can show you
an exceptionally
large assortment
of these goods,
and every gar
ment made in
the very latest
style and pat
terns of the sea
son. We invite
i the public to
y give us a call be
fore buying.
No. 113 Princeton Avenue.
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
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Do You Want t(,j B^st?
Mt. Ven,oit
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.
Want V', are that will Wear and will not Wear Out?
-- : BUY THE CEI.RROatph . .
Rochester Copper-Plated Ware.
It ft Beautiful in Design, Durable in Finish, Reasonable in Price!
■
I I Is made of 40 oz. Sheet Copper Plated in and
outside with a composition 20 per cent, of which
is guaranteed to be pure silver and is also guaran
teed not to wear off.
I'I" the higher price pieces has a pure coat
of silver plating on the inside. This ware |
cannot be compared with the ordinary grade of |
cheap Nickel Plated Ware to be found on the |
market. I carry in stock a complete line of the |
* following pieces, all made up in the latest styles |
| and most beautiful designs:
TEA KETTLES, COFFEE AND TEA POTS. SU I
GAR BOWLS, CREAM PITCHERS, BAKING DISH- i
ES, CAKE, BREAD AND FRUIT TRAYS, SOUP TU
REENS, AND CHAFING DISHES.
iimiiieTl'da 'l-'-'.nd '''"■'""I11'1' cnniiii11 in price «> be poaaeaaed by nil. Call and ex- I
nine II,.- bm lifnl line of ware and Ket Ibe pri. ea and then yon v ill nol be antialivd nnlil von I
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M. G. WHITLOW.
Phone No. i*. 323, Princeton Ave., Opp. Freigiu i>Pot. j
■ H H tM M K,: IE* Ci-, an l»h ip, mam ax. — _ _ _ _ _
Save Your Wife Needless Work, Worry and Annoyance
Buy her a Motor for her Sewing Machine. Makes
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 and Construction Company,
Electrical Contractors and Engineers
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
PEEP IN OUR STORE AND SEE IF YOU DON’T
THINK WE HAVE THE GOODS.
Tho only drawback 1. room to display thorn, but we hope to get
moved Into our new building within the next two or three weeks, where
■ » I Have one of the beat equipped Clothing Baubllahmen.a In ,h„
® "'K mea"Ura8 ,lr°» “ our hreaent Gallon and aeo the new
things we have for you.
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SAY, LISTEN TO THIS, AND SEE IF IT DON’T
MAKE A NOISE LIKE GOOD SHOE NEWS.”
REGAL s,lo°8 are In town awlll be put on sale Just as soon as
Ket ,uoved’ Wo have no room here for them, so we can t put
«htm on sale ..r.tll *e move The Regal shoe Is sold In all the larger
,* '* hf,CWn lhrru«h(Wt the United States. Canada. Mexico, and
1 ' W are .old In the most Important cities of Europe, and we feel
’ 7 W0 ar° 'he flr8t nr,erchants in our State to obtain the agency
uiMsands of people from the smaller towns where there are no Regal
* mes order them each season from some one of the 123 Regal Stores.
1 h0 R°KnI ahoe »■ the only sho made In 1-4 sizes.
Wo want every man. woman and child In Rluefleld and surrounding
,,,m ' S nrUl 8ta,<>,, l° V,8,t U8 ,n °ur ,,ew 8,ore. this Invitation Is to YOU.
YOURS TRULY,
the CASH AND CASH PRICE STORE.
Present location 233 Princeton Ave.
N>w location Corner Princeton and Higginbotham Avenues.
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CLOTHING CO...
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.