Bluefield evening leader. [volume], April 29, 1907, Image 5

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

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I Quality, Style
and Comfort
Comfort Shoe Store
419 Ft inceton Avenue*
Quality Style }
and Comfoat |
Oxfords
Everybody will be wanting
OXFORDS
for the next few weeks, for
they are certainly the most
comfortable Spring and
Summer Shoes known, ....
I We have an immense assortment of OXFORDS in all the .styles .that are now in
vogue. OXFORDS in Lace, Blucher and Button Styles, Ribbon Ties, etc.
OXFORDS for Men, Women, Boys, Misses and Children in all sixes and widths.
| Oxfords for Everybody
( nintnriahlo, cool and easy OXFORDS—OXFORDS made on honor and sold on theis merit.
Men’s Oxfords and Ties. $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, s6.
^ Womed's Oxfords and Ties $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $3. $3.50, $4 00, $6.
• OUR $3.00 SHOES
(When we say “good
shoes” for $3.00 we simply
^ repeat what every shoe
£ store in the country says.
I Now the fact is, the price
means nothing so far as the
value of the shoe goes.
A shoe at $3.00 may be
cheap, or it may .be a very
9 expensive shoe to buy. We
A say to you
MEN’S $3.00 SHOES.
Vici, Patent Colt and Gun I
Metal, Lace or Bluclier Cut. I:
WOMEN’S $3.00 SHOES.
Vial, Patent Kid and Celt
Skim, Lae* er Batkon.
comb ajtd an omt 7
$8.00 SHOES. K'
If they are not better slues than * .
you ever saw offered at the price B
don't touch them. You tuko no ft
ehancee with cheapness when you *"•
buy oil* moderate prUed shoes The B
be^t ceniee from here. a
I EVERY PAIR GUARAN TEED. ^
. Comfort Shoe Store, Pbluefuld e !
• NATHAN SOHN, Proprietor, W. VA. ' J
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SPECIAL SALE OFLEATHER GOODS.
During this week we will sell all Leather Goods, Hand
Lags, Purses, Pocket Books, Bill Looks, and Music rolls
at ONE THIRD Less than their real value.
See our window display then eull and have our
salesmen show you the line.
BLUEFIELD BOOK & STATIONERY CO.,
Telephone 73. Elks Bldg.
" —- . — .1—1 . y !■> — - ''
Graham, Va.. April 19, *07.1
I)*-ar Sir: —
I will sell you ono nlro dwelling
and eighteen (18) 50x100 foot lots
in East Graham for $3000; $1000
rash butanes in 6 and 12 months,
provided you’ll allow mo the exclu
M , ■ J ■ f ill LH I
Rive agency for soiling the lots for
you. House rents for $15 per
month. ( have only ten days time
to sell this property.
Yours Truly,
4-19-tf W. D. ROBERTS.
Tbe Mmillennlai would make a tak
ing name, and If the plana begin
noon It may be dono In time. The
trate all the benutTfnl utopian
scheme* which theorlnt* have for
the sake ef round numbers referred
to that year.
TUNNFL OF TIIF MOUTH Si WFH
TKItN THJtOUOH FLINCH
MOUNTAIN TO UK COM.
I'LKTKI) S< x>N.
It Ih presumed (hat tho tunne
through Clinch Mountain a* Spoon
Ferry will he completed by the mid
db» of July If no accident of a serio,m
nature la bad before that time. Ji
Ih reported they have not but hlrteei
hundred feet to go. They have nl
ready been at work In It nearly 5
year, but on account of lack ol
nicti to do tho work they have noj
hurried the work along uh rapid!}
a« they projKiaed To. When thli
tunnel la completed they will hav<
more rn'*n to do the outside work foi
t hr* rea«on there Ih a large force ol
men that work on each Hide of th<
mountain at tho tunnel.
They are doing a vant amount o
work around and about Spears Ferry
digging groat portions of the rnoun
falndde to level surface, making fllli
of rock and dirt from one sldo o
a deep hollow to the other. Theli
only want seems to lie nothing hit
more men with which to do theli
work, money being no object t<
them.
round what? W!.jr that Chamber
Iain g Malve cures ecz *ma and al
manner of Itching of the skin. I has
he»>n af^leted for rnaoy years wftl
kin disease. ? had to get up thre.
I'* fu,,r o»ery alght ana wan!
w#r?i **1« WwSffr *■ «rUr tl* ttfrrlbl
Ift rmtrrm^n. 1991 a. Mablag ha
stepped an* has %<A trstiMed me
Eldcr fob a T. Oagis*. Rootvllle, y.
For sale by all druggists.
A soernt canvass has been In pro
groan, according in tho New Ynrl
Evening Port, to ascertain for sots
of tbo big railroads the true «tat
of the popular fnifd. especially |
the West, toward President ftoosr
velfa policies. Evidently the road
might have spared fhe|r pains, for I
appears that they pretty qurkl
found that throughout the West th
president Is, |f anything, strongc
than ever and that opposition to hi
railroad InvetlgafIons and policy ha
little popular support.
Gen. Grant's youngest .son, Jess
ft, Grant, is among those quoted I
strong denunciation of Preslden
Roosevelt's Moyor-f fay wood letter.
NEOROES SUE
IN OltlkKR TO SIXTHV t'HAHTKH
F»>K COIjORKB KI.K8.
Frankfort. Ky.. April 28.—Attor
noya Ogdon Ai Edwards, of IxniU
vlllo. representing the organisation
of negroes which Secretary of State
McChensey deollued to allow a char
ter for a lodge to bo known as the
Kentucky Grand Lodge Improved
Benovelont and Protective Order of
Klka of tho World/* and whose1
charter for a Louisville branch of
the same organisation ho revoked
when it was called to his attention
that It was sought to usurp tho]
name of the white organisation I
“Benevolent and Protective Order of!
Elks of tho United States/* today1
filed in the office of the Franklin Clr
eult Court Clerk n mandamus pctl-;
tlon to compel him to file the articles. 1
The matter will he heard at tho Sep
tember term of court,
The Franklin I aid go. No. 5.10. B. !
P. O. Elks, which tlrst presented a
protest to the Secretary of State
against the Incorporating of the col-'
ored organization under the name
It had selected, hus retained Judge
J. H. Hazelrigg, of the local har, to
represent It In the matter, and the]
Grand Lodge officers of (he B. P. O.
Elks has retained Attorneys J. j.
Fitzgerald and Norton I,. Goldsmith,
of Louisville, to appear In the case
for It.
A MATTER OF COURSE
\ Washington correspondent says
the president expect* Mr. Hnrrlman
ti* “flood the country with lies."
Naturally, If lie puls them out at
all they will ho wrfll watored.l
Washington Ilorald.
Tho few faithful followers of the
late Mr. Dowle says that he will
return to enrlh again at the end of
1000 years. Fortunately all of us
will miss him.
During the first 10 days of March
66 divorce suits were Hied In tho
Denver courts. And Denver claims
that March Is her dullest month In
tin* dlvorco business.
Lively Selling
< )ur stocks art* now
replete in every tie
partment with the
right goods at the right
price. The kind of
goods you want t«> buy
and will I my when you
see them.
Millinery
()ur Millinery stock
shows the result of
careful selection, with
st riei at tent ion to sty Ic
value and good work
manship. Ivvery hat
from the lowest t*» t he
highest priced, «m
bndies t hat mysterious
i wt y It* touch that makes
i it right.
LADIES’ COATS,
SUITS and SKIRTS
> A splendid assort
ment to select from in
, all tlie new and most
desirable weaves and
’ colors, prices reason
able.
I SHOES
Try a pair of Rad*
cliffc Shoes for women,
made for every possi
ble occasion, in all
shapes and in all the
popular leathers. Cor
rect in style and per
fect in fit.
a THE PEOPLES'
:] STOKE COMPANY
It's the Quality that Attracts
And the PRICE THAT SELLS
sSSSSt-WiK
r—
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
© are prepared to show
the ladies one of the sweilest
lines of suits that has ever
hcen brought to the city.
'I he Eton and Pony Coats
me the rage this season.
Dame Fashion has so an
nounced. Our prices are
from $12.00 to $50.00
MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT.
Millinery art is receiving
its highest interpretation in
the many charming models
that grace our show eases
these days.—tributes to the
rare skill of our Milliners.
A further addition of many
charming hats is being add
ed and the elegance of the
new style features arc pre
eminentlv noticeable.
DRESS GOODS.
Stunning Plaids and dain
ty Cheeks, decidedly dis
tinctive'; Panama holds full
sway and the' new shades of
tan and gray are Dame
Fashion's favorites. A host
of these e'hanning new
e'hevks and plaids in tan and
gray and Creams with plain
and graduated chocks and
bars e>f black mul colors are
plueM'd on display.
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W. G. FERRELL, PrS,°L
BLUEFIELD, WEST VA.
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* The Gold Watch that *
* will be given by the *
* Leader to the Carrier *
* Boy bringing in the lar- *
* gest number of subscri- *
* bers by June 1,1907 can *
* be seen in the show win *
* dow of Theo. Dilger. *
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Steam heated haxehall Kroundx
would about, fill a loan felt want.—*
Philadelphia Proxx.
READ THE LEADER
The kind they sell at
Jamestown— HEADLEY’S
CHOCOLATES. For sale by
all dealers
ORDER PUBLICATION
WEST VIRGINIA:—At Rules held
In the Clerk’s office of tho Circuit
Court of tho County of Mercer on th«
1st day of April, 1907
Lynchburg Shoe Company, a corpo
ration, Plaintiff
Against | In Chancery.
Mary M. Talbert, et al. Defondant.
The object of this suit Is to sub
Ject to sale the real estate of tho do
fondant, Mary M. Talbert and Cloorgt
\V. Talbert, and for general relief
And It appearing from an afflda
vlt made and filed with the paperi
In this cause that tho defendants
The Holflfon National liulldlng ant
Loan Association, a corporation am
Mlrd M. Robinson, Trustee, nro non
resident* of the Slate of West Vlr
<1n1a, It Is therefore, on motion o
• he plaintiff, by counsel, ordered tha
said defendant do appear at th>
Clerk's office of the Circuit Court o
Mercer County within one month af
ter the date of the first publlcatloi
of this order and do what may b<
necessary to protect, their Interest li
this suit.
Attest: W B. Ifonaker, Clerk
I D. M. Easley, p. Q.
The Leader’H want column will
m<<|| what money will buy. Give It
trial 4-ll-tf
THE SM CO
Undertakers and Funeral
I )i rectors.
Prices Reasonable,—Satis
faction guaranteed.
Day Phone, 196; Night
Phone 488J.
Telephone Building, Bland
Street.
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W. S. CROCKETT, F. 0.,
Embalmerand
Undertaker,!
BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
Phone 128 Day and Night.
Kvrrylliinjtr rniHonntilo In
prii < »fIi( ini imdertnhrr for
N-A W. K'y Co. , The most
(omplct*- Htork In thla part of
the State.
Garrlages^and Funeral Equipages
FURNISHED.
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60 YEAR**
experience
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I OF BLUEFIELD. WEST VIRGINIA.:
Organized 1903.
? UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
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ffy Resources Over Half Million Dollars. nopiui stm*. Sim.ooo.oo
'XfYf I M i A Stockholder* LUNIIty, *100.00.00
£ /j) I I 1 IV iCSl SiirPlw. Fond. f 25,000.00
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