Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 30, 1907, Image 3

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

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it umioioe Interest
Grocers—Clean ami tuclenu
In (the November number. Wo
man's Home Companion glve3 these
impressive figure*! in its campaign
for clean grocery stores;
“There are elgh»y-fonr million
people in the Ihiite! St«t< *. For
Utelr food twelve billion dollus* are
*i*Qt annually.
'Eighty-four million noauachs to
be fed this year at a com of twelve
billion dollars. Allowing as a small,
average that half the marketing will
t»* done by mail, telephone or
through Holleitora an 1 children, for
ty two million people will be fed by'
women who do not know or do not '
their grocer*; and slx
bougOli with the supervision of the
woman who know* her grocer. Thta
fcod, distributed by grocers, clean
‘anil uuclfuu, Include* nearly 3.000,-j
000 torn of sugar. 834.667.023 j
pounds of coffee, 173.000.000 pounds
of prunes. 17.885.768 bushels of rice
84,000,000 barrels of flour and 84.-!
000,000 )K>unds of tea.
worth of food will be
All or these commodities must
be handled by various rtwks and
delivery men before they pass from
the grocery store to your pantry.
Don’t you think It is about time you
got acquainted with your grocer and
hi* helpers? Are -hire uum and boys
who handle the food for your family
worthy of trust?
The Winter Muffs.
Muffs are exceedingly graceful is
design this year, and while flat ef
Xe< ts are still seen the round muff
la gradually asserting Itself—not the
actual small, round, old-fashioned
muff, of oourse. but rather a com*.
premia^ between this model and the ,
lat*'r flat style. One such muff is a
partly rounded affair made of er-1
mine, and trimmed with mink, two
entire bodies being used. These bod
ies start under the heads, curve up-!
ward, and then take opposite direc
tions. pointing downward, ending
gracefully in tiny toils.—Woman’s
Home Companion for November.
—
ROOURA' LIVERWORT
TAR AND OANOHALAOUA
For the complete cure of Doughs,
Colds, Asthma and Dronshltla and
all Lung complaints tendering to
Consumption, LIVER WORTH, TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, have Cor ages
maintained an established reputation
as s standard Cough Remedy. It con
tains no opium or harmful drug, oan
be given with safety to children.
Prtce li.uO
monitor flour is man clam.
Ucu TO QKK A COIJi.
I ti< «4u»*iiiun of hor to cure a i
eolj without unnecos -sry loss of
tun is one lo which we are all more
r leas interested, for the quicker
cold is gotten rid of the lea* the
anger ot ;D< umoaia aou^Tther serl
>u* diseases. Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of ;
Warerly, Va . has used Thamber
lain e Cough for years and
1 firmly believe Chamber
lain‘a Cough Remedy to be abso
lutely the tx**t preparation on the
market for colds. i have recom
mended It to ray friends and they
all agree with me.” For sale by
The White Pharmacy.
"Alcohol wiw furnish the power of
the fu'ure." s; . m<j engineer.
V* .J., rep!. * iLv tt.Ur!a!, il
bop*.* it won’t affect thu running gear
of a machine like it does a man’s ;
-Waahington Star.
JLTXSk, SPRAINS AND SWELIr
INtiN C'IKU).
“In
old and bad tnr t*ainsy. My throat :
wng swollen so I couid hardly 1
breathe. I applied Chamberlain's
*aln Halm and it gave me relief In
short time. In two days a was all
lKht.” says Mrs. L. Cousins, Otter
•urn, Mich. Chamberlain’s Pain 1
*alm is a liniment and is especially
valuable for sprains and swellings.
For sale by TTie White Pharmacy.
Corner Princeton Ave. and Dland 3t
Yesterday, said tho minister, "1 j
married six young couples In an
hour. How's that for rapid work?"!
Rapid?” replied the yachtsman. !
"Huh! six knots an hour is uothlug
to brag about.”—Philadelphia Press.
CAT A HltH THAT CONTAIN
MHItCURY.
As mercury will surely destroy the
enBe of smell and completely de
range the whole system when en
ering It through the mucous sur
aces. Such articles should never be
ised except on prescriptions from
•eputable physicians, as the damage
hey will do Is ten fold to the good
ou nan possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
y F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O..
contains no mercury, and Is taken
nternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in o-ying Hall’s Catarrh
Curs be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken Internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A 1
Co. Testimonials free.
•er bottle.
Take Hall’s Falmly Pills for non- (
t! pat Ion.
<»•* HOUJ CA.*. til.Nil OOL1 I
A® every on© la liable to oaten a
cola aim a* colds art dangerous be
*us«* they may terminate iu ob.'onU
throat or luug durante. Kv«ry on*
houlu be ioienvied m'laaritiK how
o avoid colds The way is simple
Vover sleep too cold. uover fait
.CV**p iu a cola room, or while sit
log in a cold draft, aever sit or 1W
Q a cold room or a cold draft. Nt
•n© ever catch©# a cold when the
sody and wind are active, no mattei
hor* coiJ one may get. If you art i
a^Ptrlug from a cold o.r Ita effects
K.vdale’ Cough Elixir Is the quickest
nd itest remedy you esu uae. Ry
dales Cough RUxtr Is sold under a
gusrantee. 26 and 60 eta. a bottle
For sal© by The White Pharmacy
Cor. Hland atreet and Princeton ava
‘‘Father la purty thoughtful.”
•‘So?” _
‘‘Never tells auy bad n£wa at,
home. Jest sot* around «n‘ groans
an' shakes his head 'till mother la
party nigh craxy. Yea. father Is
what I call a thoughtful man.”—
Washington Herald.
HEARTBURN AND
80UR STOMACH
JL’ICKLY RKMKVlii AVI) PERM
ANENTLY CI RRI) 1IY HY DARK'S
•STOMACH TABLETS.
Heartburn and boar ttromnch are
caused by au acid o» aour condition
ot the stomach Quirk relief is ob
tained from these distressing symp
toms ot Indigestion by taking one or
two tablets when needed. Taken
regularly after meats they tone and
strengthen the stomach and enable
t to digest the food and prevent fer
mentation, which Is the cause of
heait-burn and sour stomach. Sold
and guaranteed by The White Phar
uavy, Cor. Prlncetln ave. and bland
str»-et.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
I now have tax tickets for the
year of 1907. All purges dosklng
to pay their taxes ean save 2 1-2
per cent by coming fsrward and
paying promptly. De not delay but
pay your taxes and thereby nave the
penalty of 10 per sent. Interest,
which will be charged after January
1, 1907.
Office hour* from 8:00 a. mi to
12 00 p. in.; from 1:30 p. in. to
6:00 p. m.
Yours ve£y truly,
W. P. HAWLKY,
I Deputy Sheriff.
10-Htf
IJSK MONITOR PrTAHRlZRI)
SOLDICK WOMEX.
* Th ■ i
i iM only woman who I* tltrollod ;
as a veteran Is \ll«« Mary*A. Ha)), |
vi\andlere of Camp No. 436. Cult*- 1
V u.'«'derate veterans. This active
fun.ale soldier of tlxo Confederacy 1*
one of the most popular ani Int'r
e «ina tlgnre*. of tho reunion. She
w ‘ir>i the full Confederate uniform
ex pt that the trousers are replace *
\v a skirt of th**_ Confederate gray.
Her head is covered by the reguU-1
tlon hat worn by the soldiers of the
Georgia camps, and around her waist
is a belt of gold buttou* clasped
with a buekln worn by her brother
who was killed in battle at Mur
fre*«boro, he being a member of
Cox s battalion of sharpshooters.
M1 Hall’s confederate coat Is cov
er© ' with balges of the old vets,
and in her hair she wears the Con
federate colors.
This much loved woman is tho ou
ly ono of her sox who Is a full mom*
hur of a camp of Confederate veter
an? and Is always one of the most
important personages at reunions, a
place of honor being given her on
all occasions. She has attended ev
orv reunion since iho flr«t ono anil |
saj's so long ay she can walk or |
crawl «he will never miss one. Al
though getting advance In years and j
njt In the boat physical health, the
brave little woman takes part in all
parades, mnrohing for miles with
her camp, being cheered as she pnss*
c I, dignified and .serene In her uni-1
form of gray.
In her homo In the city of Auguste
Oa., Miss Hall 1h loved by all ulvc> I
know her nnd Is recognised us one
of God's noble women. She la over I
realy to lend a helping hand to the!
ne <Jy and distressed, lot them be
within or without her camp. She It
I the recognised custodian of the ling
and has personally placed more than
! TOO silken emblems on the graves
j of Confederate*.
Mias Hall has never taken the
loath of allegiance, and declares that
; die never will. The, buttons In bei
i bel- are those of each state and ap
! "°nt* in til® order in which they se* !
i '■’edfvl from lh© Union. She is reoelv-!
j lng every a tent ion at the hands j
of the veturaus und the people oft
| Richmond, all of whom have given
| her a warm and enthusiastic wol-!
j come to the reunion and to iho city.
A greater number of women than
one would suppose hid their sex b>
donning man's attiro nnd going u»,
the. war to flrht for the Confederate ,
I and Union sides.
A record * as kept at the war de
paitment during th© Civil war ol j
these "women uohllors," and the j
j data are both peculiar and Inter- j
citing. Physical examinations for!
j enlistment at that time did not
amount *to much—Just ill rocrult-1
iu« officer* eye meaiuroment of ihe
a Ppi • i g IlkhM. If lllO Hpl'UlMM
approxliuat* | ,5 fvo* In height «ud
not obvloualy blluU, Unit. Uni*
«* deaf and dumb, plniisfon to
the rank® wag given. and this man'
particularly tho case when the ear.
l>nd beon in progress a couple of i
yeara. Tho wonder doe* not. there
fore seom no great that a couald
orabl number of women actually
»«>1 e-.red un unifoi luei men during
the Civil war.—Now York TlUiea.
BllUoua Jim grew «o thin
He hardly \tade a shadow,
One day a frittf presented him
With Rydele’a Liver Tablets.
took the hint, began t. dr uae. ,
And tbia la what befell him
de grew tto fat, neither ahoea nor ttat
Could l>o found to flt him
MORAL—-Don't make your wills
Hut euro your Ills,
By using Rydale's Liver Pills.
RO chocolate coated tablets In a con
veulen* boa. Price only 26 cents.
Fasy to take, plcnwant In affeota.
«afo sure. We guaranteo them.
for snle by The White Pharmacy,
V>r. Bland street and Princeton ave.
TO EXTERMINATE
INFECTED COWS.
Washington. Oct. 29.»—In an effort
•to exterminate bovine tuborculosls.
thousands of Infected oowh will be
Kill'xl within the u«»xt tow mouths,
by order of Secretary Wilson, of
the department of agriculture. Thlt
1>1jhj has been broached to President
RooseveM, lind has received his of
ficial Indorsement.
Recent testa ma<U by the depaft
niont of agriculture of the effect* ol
Hie use of milk from diseased cows,
especially on babies, have resulted
In reports of such an alarming na
turo that Secretary Wilson has de
cided that the public welfare de
mauds the elimination of the plague.
Manv cows have already been killed
In the district of Columbia and the
ferrirorb a, whore Secretry Wilson
has the power <to luforce tli<» puroj
food laws. In the states. whore t.he
government pifre food Uw Is In
operative. the secretory will luvoks
the powers of the Interstate com
ttferce commission, which forbids the
shipment of ruilk that has not beeu j
•tested from one »lnle to another.
Rather than have the markets closed
•o them, It Is believed that.dairymen
will submit to have their herds ex- j
amtned by government experts, and
<ho diseased cows destroyed. Ths
shipment of uiilnspoclo’d milch oows I
from one state to another will also!
be prevented, and cheese and butter
may also he affocted by tho proposed
regulations.
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BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
ANNOUNCEMENT to the Intelligent Investor and H
orne-Seeker.
Property is Now on the Marker i
Do you know where It is? What it is? What it is destined to be? Listen!
I his property is located in the WEST END, inside city limits, IMMEDIATELY ON CAR LINE, only a few minutes
from the business section of the city. Joins property of Bluefieid Water Works and Improvement Company, and is
the ONLY desirable and logical RESIDEN I \L SECTION of progressive Bluefieid. Wide, well graded streets, city
water, lights, sewerage and ALL Cl I Y ADJUNClS. I he only strictly desirable location left for the busy man’s
home. Just far enough from—just near enough to—the busy hum of the city. j* 3^
Rparl nn* Pleasures with City Conveniences. Beautiful Home-Sites,
iioau uili Sufficient restrictions to insure HEALTHFUL, SOCIAL environments.
borne Pertinent Remarks:
Do we employ a brass band and a “silver” tongued
orator auctioneer? Not much! No free I- is or free
lunches. Did you ever get something fo nothing?
Do prize packages accompany diamonds or g. Id
dollars? Why pay the fiddler? ^ 3.
Intrinsic Values
ar. in these lots—values which will inc ease
wi.h Bluefield’s growth and which can NEVER
depreciate. DO YOU CiHi I HE IDEA? Nature
is the landscape artist for this beautiful section.
Enterprise, thrift, and refinement will do the rest
^ome m ana >ook at the map. Let us take you over the property.
You don’t buy a “pig in a poke' or a goat farm.
C. O’Leary &. Jon, lien’l Agents, Blueiield IK. Va.
* Call at No. 6 Higginbotham Ave. Write Lock Box 627. - Phone No. 618 Bell.