Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 15, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

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ScrlLOSS B»0» & CO*
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You Can hr: Dressed Correct from Head to Foot
BY CALLING ON
SHUMATE CLOTHING CO.
2:H> Princeton Avc., BKuticld V/. Vu,
W'c c in lit any man or lmv ia t’»< city with an rp-to dat'* Suit <»r Over
coat- in size, i|iia!»t v ami price. ()ac call will convince von that we
have t!i«* at the rit»ht price**. We -< H Benjamin’s Clothes made in
N ew York. I .tell new model comes t > ns as soon ns it is created. Sa it
is that we sell clothes made in Yew York in the New York stvJc today;
\\ e are exclusive agents lor toe Slio° von sin. uhl wear, the Edwin
Clapp, in all styles, width* and si/, s t » lit the liar.J to lit.
Best $1 Four i -!ian l Tie in the City.
Y«>u arc as \ve‘c >a c t > look as ‘ o hm-. -
Shumate Clothing Co.
i?g-P£ii?£gl0fFA,vc: BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
Successors to Shelton Sc Jordon
NO SUCH VALUES EVER
rTHlS IS THE DAY OF BIG REDUCTIONS AT
Thismcrns money in your pocket, as we will give our customers the saving of hundreds of
dollars for the next two weeks. First “Comers” Get the Pick, so don’t
put off seeing the big values we have placed on sale. We do
this to make room for our spring clothing line; and
We Need the Room!
Crawford Shoes
N o.l no introduction to the public as the very best medium priced
Hhoo on the market. Those aro in all leathers.
Thj $1.00 one.3 a;.* cut to. Jji:l.20
The $3.f>0 onei are cut to. S2.83
"A Dollar Saved I-t a Dollar Male."
Florsheim Shoes
A f«MT of th*M> high-class shoes in Patent aut! Vlcl. cut to close as
follows;
?o.00 Shoes go for.
f4.00 Shoes go for. $:).20
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
(NOT MANHATTAN.)
Tho choice picking in over 1,000 flno Madras and Cheviot Shirts In colors and whiten. No ono ever
l -aw snch values tills early in the season.
» All $2.50 Shirts going at.. $1.75
All $2.00 Shirts going at.$1.50
I All $1.50 Shirts going at. $1.15
All $1.00 Shiris going at. --
_Opportunity Knocks Once at Every Man's Door.”
Nettleton Shoes
JSv ryone I'now.s that ‘Nettl-.ton" means all thafa pevfe*t In men’s
fine f o'M wear bu- not'- the slaughter.
00 Shoe-i will b*» old for..$I.7R
f't.iO Sb-veti v 111 b»* sol ! for. lM-oo
t-~.00 3hop^ will be sold for.
fu-U now we ran fit all feet. Do not wall until the lines are r»lckel
■ ■•*er as • y ,^r* going fa
Men’s Heavy Boots
A few pairs of Men’s High Top Hoots in this >ale and are Ulg
' allies. While they Inst they go as follows;
15 inch Tan Hoots from $0.50 to .$4.30
# inch Uontiino Hlkakin Traced Hoot» from $7.tit) to.$0.00
All lioots and Shoes in this sale you buy from na at less than tho
cost of handlin'?.
CRAVENETTE OVERCOATS
\I1 Raincoats niu-t ro and we have imt Urn knife to them, .last like picking up money;
V #7.00—Those that were $12.50. At *I«.3o—TUokc that were $20.00.
At. #ia..iO—Thoae that were $15 and At MtH.oo—Those that were $22.30.
$10.
At H1S..TO—Thow.' that Were $18.50. “A woi-d to the wine iVsuffkMeut
Hats for M^n
.‘00 »n‘: Fire Hatw. all male eith r by STETSON or KNOX, at pr|r«u
rnn^ln^ from 1-3 to 1-1 off the regular price*.
You :vn from 11.00 to $2.00 on each hat.
Men’s Working Gloves
baper-ially adapted to railroad or shop w«nr. mal:e in ;ie1n
d< oi or Cordovan Gaunt I -ts
All Glove* at $1.60 minced to . , fHt.11
All Glove* at $1.25 reduced to .. . . . . . w;
All Glove* at $1.00 reduced to ... «.»
All Pajamas Reduced 10 per cent. All Trunks Reduced 10 per cent
On account of the great sacrifice we make on prices our terms on goods reduced during this sale are
No Reduced Goods Charged ST R I ( IT I , Y CASH No Reduced Goods Returhed
No Reduced Goods Laid Aside No Reduced Goods Exchanged No Cash Rrg.shr Checks Given
_‘ Delays ar© Dangerous." Buy Now'
Metropolitan Men's Furnishing Company
Elk's Building - Bland Street.
MARKET
*■ > Graias V , » ». j
.» \\ UUirt •"•‘fW’K (IARKTT ItFINitir. URMSilFll |JY THU HLi'lN
Flf.'ljii UliOJiHa ,f; \V|5 •••■!»'. v t'i,>4|»* vY. 1>.-\ILY.
*>;*•. IM«G« Cbve.
Virginla-Caroflua. common . j j l4i 4t 4t
An8l'0Q^3 ...4*. 4 31 Mm.
Amalgamated C. >i.. ; ,',*j 44i 4fi.
American Car and i-Viundr. «15 zZ 24 I 2s S
American Cotton Oil .", '
American Locomotive, common. 37 37 - Ji 3
American Smelter* .. fit G2 7,** 0; 7
AtcU: ;on . 714 713 ,534 fi- 4
H & 0.. 79; 795 777 7K
iL It. T ...... .. JOi 305 29 30
Colorado Fuel & Iron.15 } 15i | G4 1:, J
Canadian Pacllic .Ill* m3 139* no
Che,..]K*ake & Ohlj. 25*3 25; 25* 25J
"* S*ctuitles .29J 39J 38 C> 4
Iv.arc auil lluit^on . . * ....12s1 j28) 1**l'^ii
Krie. common .'.'.‘All* lo K.J U,
l-.r:e, first preferred ..
• nin°!o Central .1214 1215 1193 11V3
Louisville ant Na&hvijle. 93. 93i 924 82j
Ml .;ourt. Kansas and Texas. -.ii .>*>» ....
«'-»«* P.tI4..::::::n{ n* III n\
. atlotal Leal.. 33 33 33 33
e\v \ oik Cent sal ... D*1 on ft''-' oaa
Norf Ik and Western .. AA\ G2| fil g’
Northern Pacific .. 107 107 |04» 10}i
Ontario anil Western .. . . 03. o9i 29‘
Pennsylvania Railroad .AAAlMI 106; 105 10G
Peoples Gas.. 714 741 73i 73i
Reading ...7S3 794 76 77
Republic Iron and Steel . 14 14t 14 14j
Rock Island .. 13* 433 j2j 12J
southern Pacific .. 67£ 97j 64i
„ Vftu* ... 971 973 96j »7
Southern* Railway, common . j.> 43
Mexican .. 134 13j l3j in!j
. ..1011 1015 99* 100 4
Great Northern, common .. 403 403 40* 404
Ii n Ion Pacific..110* 1103 1067 1077
jiit* f| .nIS*c?l, common 2**^ *>3 »*oi
Pnlted State.. Steel, preferred.!.'!.]] 803 8ii 794 79*
(«:oa Northern, preferred..H2i 1124 110,.- 1104
Wabash, common . u, u.
... . . . _ . ^2 *>2 “a
\N abash, preferred.. lB, 16| 15J 1Pi
J';rie’ Jn ! ..jr 265 25 3 25 25
Cart Iron Pipe... 19 19 19
!’■’ *?• S... .. 7 74 7 7*
•!' x,f an .. IS 18 18 18
Pre.'se 1 Steel Car ... 17 173 17 I7i
Money . 12 12 8 9
THEATRICAL NOTES
Tii' con hiding performance of the
Roll Boy company was given last
light at the op^ra home when the.
Hell Boy was reproduced.
The performance was most credit
ible to the entire company. Every
member of which worked with a will
ill the way through. It is the In
tention of the Bell Boy company to
return to Blucflcld in the. near fu
ture. when the reputation they have
made on this their initial visit should
nsure for them a hcar y welcome.
K VRL JANSEN.
The Scandinavian lecture is the
bill of fare at (lie Elks' opera house
tonight for the benefit of the school
library. The school childr >n have
lolcl a lot of tickets and the house
should be a bumper.
NOTICE,
I ntll fu ■ notice our iC wag
311 will s- , y the trade on Monday,
Wednesday ,i:^ ' Saturday.
[3LCEFIE ) • '] & COLD STOIC
AL.: COMPANY.
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NOTE :: : TAX payers.
The city \i>vs for the year 1907
ire nor ■ n 1 H13 Hick eta are In
h ' hand .•! !). O Lilly, city trens
irer. V. r.EWe Is at No. 107
’’r I need .< • ;ve. All parties* who
>ay the.’:- .1 < • at nnee. will receive
1 dlscou; ! ; . j m v c 'at. Later the
>*-nr»lty pn-l - .ill be add0 ! a:i
■©quire! ’y l.i v.
•L T \ nines.
11-9-1 w City Auditor.
CHAIN’ MARKET.
WHEAT—
May.1033 101 102 1026
1 .!>o2 937 94 3 94 3
CORN—
May.5 64 36 6 333 55 3
Hoc.5 54 558 313 543
OATS—
May. 193 50 \ 493 492
D o. 164 47 \ 467 466
LARI)—
Jan.12.97 12.97 12.77 12.82
May .. ..13.32 13.32 13.02 13.03
PORK—
May .. .. S.03 8.05 7.92 7.92
•Jan. 8.07 8.07 8.02 8.02
RII1S—
May .. .. 7.10 7.17 7.OK 7.10
Jan.6.92 6.97 6.69 6.90
NEW YORK COTTON.
Doc. 1045 1017 1032 1037
Jan.1004 1007 992 993
March ...101 1 1015 1001 1003
May .... 1023 1024 1010 1012
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
As furnished by BlueQeld Produce A
Commission Co., wholesale dealer* lu
produce, fruits and vegetables:
Tomatoes, per crate .61.50
Lemons, per box, fancy. 6.00
Honey, per pound.18
Irish otatoea, cr bbl. 3.50
Apples, per bbl. 8.00
Cabbage, per 100 ir>s. 1.40
Onions, per bu.1.25
Pears, preserving, per bu.1.7 5
fi'.vct t Potatoes, per bu. 2.75
Crapes, Concord*, per basket. . .25
Rutabagas, per 100 lb. 1.25
Peanuts, raw, per lb.09
Peanuts, roasted, per lb.9J
Peanuts, rocond grade, raw .. .08
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Perfection in Modeling
T he button boot for men is particularly
dressy this season for business and street wear.
Note how carefully our modeler has devel
oped each detail and each shapely line of the
boot illustrated. It has every'
new custom feature—the narrow
and sloping toe the full swing
, 0:1 outside, and the
smartly trimmed flat
, e;\iCii.»iQn roie.
' *:k of 'l.is ig the ac
1: . t.\lodged superiority
v oC Reg il materials and
w o r V m a n s h i p, a n d
‘•■ A the Regal quarter
• ^'x size fittings.
One of 43 correct
styles f<>r ii • '-on,
mstlo in ail leathers.
Quarter-Size*!
New r«I1 Stylo Book Sent
PompaM on Beque«t.
$3.50
And
$400
Upwiai*. |» M '
Muff
| Ofdni
Promptly
filled
M ft€4L Slim*
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