Bluefield evening leader. [volume], March 09, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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

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We’re quite confident that its about now
that spring clothes thoughts are lounging
about in your mind, if we have diagnosed
the case correctly, then this message wo
sing to you today is well timed.
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We want; to clothe you this spring and we
offer you the
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Brightest and Best
CLOTHES
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The Market Affords
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Our prices are always pleasing, when we
show the garments at the price.
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A call would afford us the greatest pleas
ure.
SHUMATE CLOTHING CO.,
329 PRINCETON AVENUE
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Will, l!l ILI) FORT A
>IIM! ROAD.
SI TTON I,.\XD fOMI»A> . , :
i.v icf.si-ovsiiu.i; for m n. -
in<; or road.
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WHKRK I\DI STRIMS Wll.l
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West Virginia is to have •. iotl:
railroad. Karly this . . k i|, H" < ,n
I.ind company exe a: ! a b .»p f
9 -iO.OOo guaraii'f ing 11 e al
<" *re Ualiroa t com, toy i
way through the town of utt i
The leading factor in tl htiihli i
of the road Is Hon. Uenr;. O. f>«\ i
Who has given on? the a -uiri'
that at an early dr’e »vnrk will he
begun and pushed with all posslbh
haste to an early com pic e
As soon r«s th.* deal for ‘he r' P
other work as ru arj i . n
<1er way. The company ex 1 >,
within the next two k u> h \*.
cmiplet-vl, nn I if no ob
ta.kl. - are encountered the e(>n
’; ■ ■ v. ill >• •uin •’mi lint, at dlffer
'•111.; l>oinl.. along the Hue.
Tie- proposed roa I will be forty
oiilcs in length. Beginning at Gas
iwav. thence to Holly .function and j
ow Holly river to Elk mountain
h will t •• tunnel* I. and via
to Web ter Springs. The
icn< i through Elk mountain will
'•e three quarters of a mile in
‘ 1 ' V/eh.vter a 32,oun acre
reached, owned by
h** Curtin i.umber company. As
< ns the roa ? Is completed large
•v. inins <iro f0 he placed thto and
the timber cut out.
Sutton people vv >r** very uneasy
about the building rtf the road, hut
v !e n dr. Davis gave them the a**
uranee, if a right of way was secu
ed through ; h«* town, all deals v -re
onsummatei immediately for the
property desired. The Sutton Land
onipany engineered the transac-’
! oa id it is largely duo to their
••ffor s that the right of way was se
ic • Loi .-ter Salad,
T. rrapfn, and other things,
\nd in a v<ry little while
A doctor’s phone boll rings.
I ’• timpin is on his feet,
The iohater’s 'ound his claw,
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* “ <r a i.-< the ”f.'nwritten Law.”
The man Is quickly diagnosed
Aa I nr de Information,
how a lobster and terrapin
Can ia! o b<> much tarnation.
1 ,n trouble found, It w»a the thla*
Ity tale’s Htomach
In addition to reaiTiIng a large I
11 act of timber, *'oe1 'odds of no
small magnitude will le touched At!
many places along »be road '’oal j
• oiupanies are arranging for busi
no s and the road promises to be
one ol the greatest bb-ssings that
section of the state has ev°r enjoy
ed.
CLASSIFIED COLUMF!
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u>s in ring con >ix one cent
A WOKI).
I'oil RENT Four office rooms,
centrally located. Apply to C. J.
Klnzer or II. B. Kitts. 1-28-tf
W AN l 101) Competent and expert
• nee salesladies for ladies’ de
partments. Reference required.
Mall application to The Grand
leader. Box Cl 6. Minefield, K. Va.
3-9-2t
FOCND -A sum of money. Call at
Leader and describe.
LOST Toeketbook containing $17 I
in cash, check for $23 and paiiers
valuable to owner only. Retain
money and send pocket book and
contents by mall to F. o. F. Har
heson, P. O. Box 706.
b'Gt RENT Four rooms on Car- i
loll street, near shops. Five room
house South Bluefleld. Apply to'
I K. Morgan, Mail Carrier No. 2.
3-9-2t
tOL HKN r Three store-rooms on
Raleigh street. C. O’f^ary ft
2-6-tf !
It)lt RENT Some good office'1
i *oms on Princeton avenue. C. i
O'Leary ft Son. 2-6-tf ||
1 ' '1: 1 1 t' . i r rooms with l|
r‘ *'»nd pantry. No. 222 Blue- '
I Id avenue. T. H. R. Christie. -
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i. e. u.> r now yo*.‘ how to save money on your |j| !
Easter Suit of Clothes ! | !i
KU‘I .iiti f fl |h rf«T» nt $15.00 up. Milk ! i 1
»**. $9.00 mu . Other* ch«rg» sT.no. Thew j '
«< II llimlr- n, (Ilf rlofhfx you p„y $‘,£5.00 for. !j- <
l l<M.| ovrr r ho la . i (ion nt Spring Woolrn* In i|! j
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' '• ' |m • I»* f filling snllnfflKnry Suit, nr no llj j
The (, ndnnati Tailoring Company I ■
BttJcfieid. W. Va. f j
"I l’> •" <"') our r«j.ifnoniadvr uill mil on you. i| j
Conductor P. C. Bolton has re
turned from 4 months' alck leave In
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Nelson county. Virginia, and - re
sumed hia duties.
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PERSONAL
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H. Saunders, of McDowell, is in
the city.
L. . L. Dickinson, of Fink, is In
the city.
H. H. Huggins and J. D. Price, of
Roanoke, were in the city yeater
day,
Mrs. H. O. Pike is reported quite
ill at her home on Frederick ave
nue.
Tom McNeer, of Huntington, was
the guest of friends in the city Sun
day.
8. B. Oaudeli is reported Serious
ly til st his home on Sooth Bland
street.
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Prof. S. F. Collehon, of Oraham
college, spent Sunday with friends
in South Bluefleld.
Conductor Branscome left this
morning for a visit to his old home
In Carroll county. Virginia.
J. 8. Burnett, who h*« been In
the city since Saturday morning,
left this afternoon for Bristol.
Dr. H. C. Jones, a prominent coal
operator or Logan county, Is look
ing after business interests in the
city.
8ale of teats for “Simple Simon
Simple" will begin tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock at White Pharma
cy. Prices 26c to $1.00.
Mra. R. E. Shlrey was called to
Lurlch yesterday on account of the
death of the little son of her sister,
Mrs. Harvey B. Perfater.
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Misses Edna and Janie Ballard,
of Llndside, who have been visiting
their cousin, Mrs. E. B. Woodward,
returned home yesterday morning.
Rev. Thomas Priddy left this
morning for Radford, where he will
assist Rev. J. A. Shuler in a revival
meeting and will not return until
Saturday.
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Editor Harry Scherr, of the Mingo
Republican, was in the city yester
day.. Mr. Scherr is a son of Audi
tor Scherr, a Republican aspirant for
governor. - -■»> - -
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Barnes and
Miss Pearl Sublette, of this city, are
the fftTestli bf-their sister, Mrs. I. Er
nest Boone, on Church avenue,
Roanoke, Va.
'tiiifo. Dllger has returned home
from a prospecting tourin the
principal cities of Ohio. He was so
much pleased with Dayton that he
has decided to go into business at
that place.
F. C. Goodall, of tbe Consume.
Supply company, left this after*
roou for his home at Cashmere.
* here he will remain some time on
account of bad health
A CASE OF OIAPEPSIN WILL
CURE YOU OF INDIGESTION
REAIJ , WHY DIAPKPHIN RR.
LIKVKH THK UIRHT CASK IF
LIRVK8 THK WORMT CAHK OF
INDIGKHTIO\ AND HOUR, GAB
UT HH.
Miserable indeed Is the man or
woman whoee digestive system Is
unstrung—who goes to the table
and cannot eat or what little U eat
en seems to All them and lays like a
lump of lead in the stomach, refus
ing to digest.
If you, dear reader, suffer this
way and will put on your wraps now
and get from your pharmacist a 60
cent case of Pape's Dlapepsin and
eat one 22-grain Triangule after
your next meal you would appreci
ate, five mLnutes after, how long
you have suffered unnecessarily.
There will be no more indigestion
that day—No lead in the stomach
No sour risings or Belching of Gas.
no Heartburn, Flatulency or Eructa
tions of undigested food and acid or
feeling of Nausea, Fulness, Head
ache or other symptoms of a weak
ened stomach.
Stomach trouble and Indigestion
vanish like snow before the biasing
sun by the use of these Triangula*,
which are harmless and taste like
candy, though they will digest 3,000
grains of food the same as a strong,
healthy stomach would do It.
When Dlapepsin works your stom
ach rests—-gets itself In order. Dla
pepein purifies and sweetens a sour
stomach and freshens the intestines
without the use of Laxatives, and
what is more it increases the gastric
jucefl. This is what Is moreshrd
juices. This is what your stomach
Is begging for—more and better di
gestive juices. This is what makes
you hungry and want to eat, and you
can rest assured what you then eat
will be taken care of properly and
not left in the stomach to ferment
and turn to gas and acid, and poison
the breath with nauseous odors.
You ought to have Dlapepsin
about the house always. Should
one of your family eat something
which does not agree wlth*them. nr
form a sour stomach or excenaiti
gaa, one Triangule will always giVn
immediate relief.
BELTON A JOHNSON, first
west of Presbyterian ‘ Church,
manufacture to order tables of all
kinds and sixes, build store fix
tures. and do general repair work.
Terms reasonable. 3-9-2t
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GOOD LOOKS! GOOD WEAR!
Double Satisfaction In Stein
Bloch High Art Clothing
CTEIN BLOCK AND HIGH ART CLOTHING
not only looks right when you buy them, but
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stays right after you wear them. They are made of the
best and purest fabrics, selected by an abb corps of
experts with infinite care as to quality and worth, so
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that th? fin? tailoring which is an inseparable feature
pf these brands of clothing has a foundation upon
which to abide. When put to the test of service,
tn?y will wear and k?ep their shape — that's why we
sell them!
THR NWW 8PWNO MORHIA IN
KMART WEAVES AND EXC7UI8IVH
M1ADKH A HR READY E»>R YOLH
« IIOOAfNO!
You Pay Less Here for the Best than for the
Not-so good Else where
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Thornton Clothing Company 1
401 PRINCETON AVE. l!
BLUEFIELD, WEST VA. |