Bluefield evening leader. [volume], May 21, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

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AMERICAN BEAUTY Style 143
Malamatoo Corset Co., Makers
Diniiiy and I
Style j
Take care of the cor
set a-’d the gown will take
care of itself. A rprfnct
figure can lend grace and |
style even to an ill fitting
frock. A perfect figure,
moreover, is not s» hard to
achieve in thc^e days of
skH f>»| and scientific cor
set ouildmg. But the im
portant point is the fit of
the individual corset to the
indiv'* iual woman. There
t are hundreds of figures, and it is folly to
[suppose that one corset, however high
priced or however up-to-date in shape,
will produce the desired lines in all tyoes
of figures. Taoerirtg waists
American fteauty Corsets
giv s the graceful tapering contour and
the defined wai-t line demanded by the
prevailing fashi o A
style tor every figu j and
every kind of dress
American Beauty (e i sets
i
w;aras *e'l as they fit,
to perfection.
I W. G. Fei reli
1 103-405 Princo'on Av ;
I Kiue.ieid, West Vi .iia. - ' " ' i
I AMERICAN BEAUTY Styla 103
■ Kalamazoo Conat Co., Makara
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she Comfort
.•hoe Store.
! One of the sma test, most com*
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; Tortabie and best fitting low
• shoes ever mad - Does not slip
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at the heel, made in all fashion- ;
able st. I s.
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THE CGiviFGRT SHOE STORE }
419 Princeton Avenue : : Biuefield. V/e>t Va. f
NATH/N SOWN £
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Newest, Late;':, 6esf
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fliflrh Par|jr
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huchins
Roller
3 Swing
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«11• i-'f•»n |»; • n -i ram j»v top. \<*i. d
o n;1111«*111;11. a rid inak
and ona*. < t n mr ami w all m idn.
"i mid all tlir* kids in tin
a a 1‘ofkifitf rliair.
>• 11n II111 rliiii Swii,"
and llaininork sU|»)mrl foj
III’ lloll«>r>,
w. H. HARRY & CO.
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\ Local Happenings
Willi tile plea ,|||! Wea I It I 111!-.!
ness is l>e^,uninu to impiove in nine
Held in evi-ry line |{' al <• late di al*
/
* neiiei a I wave of pro-penly loiiliu
s in Oil IIIidsl .
What about I'.lnehehl . lieW hotel?
Would i| not he well to prepare for
t s ereet Ion this - >i in lie i ?
Mins Mary I’air lain** up Iron.
’<iint*:• • • yesterdav to <••• |i«-r hroth
*•*. Mr Lullea |'ni>i>, who is ipiite ill
it his home on ItofPT street.
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Mi .1 l. < a Id well of (iraliani.
! 'Van shopping i" the « it v yesterda v
1 'or a few hours
Mi's \\\ l‘ Carland, ot I'enrkshur:;
S llie ipie I o her mainlfallei Mr
’■ I* MU a . .a. i. . r Son l h III ae
•..'•I
Mr and Mi F.si.i r Stowers, o
h; M \ . , •rn I y * * tenia from a
pleasure iit)* to Iturke's Harden
vlien* the\ nad keen Hie guests ol (
♦'fiends and relatives for a few days.
•Mi A. I! Hilton, ol \da. win
rtisaetiuB business here ye.terdny
I* “V I* Mini til. <>• I’ocaliinitas,
lol Ke v I* Huberts of Klonugn.
'!'ii have hee|| the gn.-sls it Father
Ollvie.r relumed in their respective
Mime yesterday.
Nannie I eslie spent last
• i ■ 'it her homet'olks al Ta/.e
I' Ward returned |(l hei
Flat Top yesterday, sil'lei
-it in 1 i falliet, Mr. W. A. Iten
l ■ short while.
The Mercer i ounty i« air will !»•
Riven al the Opera Hiuse May It I
for lie • *• ■ 11• IH of the City Hospital.
Hon II i' Stuart, a tneinlicr ol
the S*sue Kailrosid ('onimission, with
I • *i sit Ki< hinoiid. spent ;
siiori i in. in Hie city yesterday, on
i is turn from Itussell enmity,
where he lisid spent Snudsiv sit hi
old home in Klk Harden. Spesikina
>f liis o(lh ial relsifiotiH to his state
he said puldic life with him war
not sin ambition Inti si duty. It would
he wisdom in the democratic part\
>l Virginia to head their next sfsite
'b lo t with the name of II C Stuart i
for governor. Mr. Stuart has the1
■'hilit> to eontr«d the gravest affairs
n the oid eoi',uionwea11h, and is in ;
every re,-p< 11 v, i 1,y in wear her I
i i best cT\*i, la'11 ■ •'
>tr Millard V T'loni.u. of Willow j
«»n, (his county, i.-, a business visit
or today.
Mr B H. Coiper left this morn
ing with tlie three children, for Sa
!*'in, Va., where they will be placed
in the Lutheian Orphan’s Home to
receive proper parental training and
a practical adncatlou.
Mrs. .1. A. Tliaxton and daughter
Miss Lizzie, who have been visiting
drs. It M. C.arrett, on Princeton
•venue, for several days, returned
today to lhe|,- home In Bedford
County.
Mr. and Mrs. (' S. Bourne, after
visit lug friends in Tazewell and this
• ily, returned today to their home
it Portsmouth. Ohio.
Miss Clad vs Watson, of Kckinan
is visiting relatives in the city for
a few days.
Messrs. I >. M and F. S. Easley, of
ibis city, spent Sunday with friends
at Pearisburg.
The ladleg „f the \V. ". T. IT. will
.. «’» "he Y. M ". A. building on
Wednesday evening at :i o’clock. All
are requested to attend.
Miss Laura "rigger returned to
Pocahontas todav after a short vis
it to relatives In Minefield.
Miss Cordelia Tedder, of Ada, Is
' he guest of Mi and Mrs. A. A.
Lawson, on Stuart street.
r (> S. (iriggs, bookkeeper for
I«• II \ auglian A- "o. who under
went a surgical operation at Rt.
Luke's Hospital yesterday, is re
ported to be getting along as well
as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Mrs Paul Adkins, of this city, left
to..av to visit her parents at Cercdo
Mrs. A. Lawson, of Rtuarf street,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mc
f!it ire. of Williamson.
MERCHANTS TONIGHT.
I be merchants of Mluefleld are
requested i(> meet at the Thornton
building tonight. Important busi
n< . .s of great interest to all mer
chants. "ome out and participate.
POCAHONTAS NEWS
Mr. Ed Tabor left Saturday morn
ng for points East, wnere he will
KLUSHS
CAFE . . |
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Meals served from 6 a. iu. ,
to 12 p. iu. daily. Prompt j
and efficient service.
Short Orders aud Lunches. j
Ham and Ekks.liicts. j
Steak au'd Engs.15cts. i
Hambergers . . . 15 and 20cts. ]
All kinds of Sandwiches 5 £
and 10 cents *
COFFEE Gets.
KL U S H
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No. 9 Princeton Avenue.
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remain for Che summer.
Mr. fslclor Hyman is In Keystone
this week.
Mr. C. U. Witt, of Hramwell, was
in our town Friday.
Miss Sadie I. id die at tills wrlting
is no better. She is suffering from
spinal meningitis.
Miss (jubsIo Aaron, of Min db Id,
is visiting Mrs. Harry dross.
Mr. Klsinger, of Cincinnati, is in
town this week.
Misses Minnie and Helen F* Pv
spent Sunday in Vivian.
Mr. Louis Aaron has returned fro u
a short trip to ,1a most own and '.'or
foik.
Messrs. J. C. Hindsley and J. (’.
Malie, of Cooper, were in tov n Sun
day.
Mrs. Maggie Hurt, or doodwill,
spent Sunday with relatives.
Mr. Julian Cox, or Mayboury, is.
stopping at the home of S. N. Hines
this week.
The new dispensary of the Poca
hontas Colleries Co. Is nearing com
pletion, and will soon he occupied by
Drs. Haller and Johnson.
Quito a number of business men
from down in the fields were r() at
Laisswain Sunday looking hio,.:iu
Mr Earnest Tabor spent Sunday
in Hramwell.
Mr. Monte Robinson, the congen
ial salesman for the Empire Jewelry
is in our town today.
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Banks & Rosenheim,
Everything In Pry Goods "
Da nty Summer Vest
A Oc In f;»n«'y r j I * l m •« I cotton with tap
i «k and ideevo three garment*
{"J .25c
A* i ,C In four pretty plain and fancy
,~j ri lilnnl wtyle- two garments for.25c
/ i 23c ( lioire of »•
I !|| ifl^r .. (y IfH,
with p'siin or l;u t*
in mm* <1 neck tim! j
ntirrow -*ilk hIiouI
'■••i “t t up hiIk tii |>
r«l neri ;iml ;irm.
At 33, 13 and 50c ^
I ’! .i i n >\\ i-n k i1 >t m*(|
with ilk t O p e <1
n<» K ,i i*l rtn.
CORSETS
The Famous
P. & N.
Corsets
Graz: . r.d ]' ,iuty
Fo m r 51 f ’O
Style and Dignity
in
N. & H.
CORSETS
Price 50c
BANKS SftS&jS
& ROSENHEIM
Princeton Avenue*.
200 LADIES SHIRT
WAISTS JUST RE
CEIVED. - 200
These Waists were bought
nt a sacrifice from the man
ufacturer and we are offer
ing them to you at TUADK
WINNING PRICKS.
Lovely white lawn waists,
elegantly trimmed with
Inee or embroidery, high
or low neck, short or long
sleeves; these waists are
marked from 6(tc to $2.its
A bunch of beauties in
handsomely embroidered
china ; Ilk waists, Ji.fix t,,
$ 1.00.
MEN S SUMMER WEAR
Ribbed cotton and Lisle
pants and vests, each 50
emits and $1.00.
Malbrlggan vests and pants
the piece. 25 and 50 its.
Parley I,isle thrrnd vests lii
white, the piece. ~cents.
?50 SAILORS,
ALL STRAW 2SO
Ladles, this Is an opportu
nity that won't last long
They are going fast, 25e
to $ 1.50.
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Men's Low Shoes. $2.50.
$■'! oo and $3 50.
Ladles Low Shoes, $1,50
to $4 00.
Before Going Under
The tap? lin?, try on for a
moment, ohe of our Stein-Bloch smart
suits. A light w II break in upon you
which will drive away the dark
ness of merchant tailor clothes. The
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tailors who make ours know their i
business, ahd get big pay for that fft
knowledge. You get the fruit of
that skill.
Thornton Clothing
1 tt m n n \ ■ BLIJEFIELII,
Company, WEST VIRGINIA.
House^^Cleaning Time |
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Not a cheerful subject to the man, ^
of course the housekeeper "just loves” ]
the opportunity of tearing up and put- 5
ting down things. 5
Our store is replete with all the nec- \
essary articles for house cleaning. <
We stili have a few of the Famous 5
Favorite Stoves left. i
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS }
FREEZO and ICELAND ICE CREAM 5
FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS. 1
BALL BEARING HIGH WHEEL }
LAWN MOWERS. A general supply <
of household and kitehen utensils. *
Fowkr-RicKardsoh Hardware Company j
119 Princeton Avenne j
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[if You Love Her '
j Tell Her So
AikI if your love is reciprocated, why then come
to my new store and buy one of those: nice SOLTAIRE *
DIAMOND RINGS which is j erfect in cut, color and
brilliancy. I will not quote prices. She might
catch on to what you paid, come and see me and
get my prices as I have a big* stock well assorted.
Watches of all makes and designs, Cuff Buttons.
attra< ttve desij nt Net I la< es, Hrooi hes, Rings] *
Bracelets, Tiaras. Pendants, Chains, Stick Pins]
Silverware, an endless variety of latest Jewelry and
Novelties are on display. We make a specialty of
jewelry repairing
THEO. DILGER,
PRINCuiON AVENUE.2
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