Bluefield evening leader. [volume], September 05, 1908, Image 3

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

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NEW YORK
FASHIONS
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FALL \ni> winter millinery,
LAKt;E ani> SMALL IIATS
TltlMMINt.'R. FEATHERS EliOW
FILS. SATIN 1IROAIMTXJTIIS IN
MANY <X>LOR8, CHEVIOTS
STRIPES AND CHECKS, JACK
ETS, THE HIHEC'TOIHE SKIRT.
RRAins ANII BITTONS.
Shai^s and trimmings In fall and
winter millinery ara varied enough
to suit all tastes, and while largo
hats attract most attention just now
small ana m 'dlum sized hats are by
no means overshadowed. The turn
down brim I3 soon in hats of many
sizes and th so will be tilted back
{ over the detestable pompadour roll.
It s ems Impossible to escape from
manufactured plumage, and besides
enormous wings the. cockade effect
In drooping cocktail feathers, ap
pears on very ex|>enslvo hats. Ben
gallnc, ottoman silk plain or mirror
velvet, are the materials most in
I is mad . l’laln broadcloth, hand
somely trimmed makes an elegant
reception or even ng suit, and strip
ed or check1'*! broadcloth is equ&Uy
d'sirable for the unpretentious tail
or suit. Cheviot* are also in unusu
' variety and between diagonal,
chevron, broken stripe*, or combina
tions of co'.or In tiny horring-bone
str.pea, selection become* a puzzling
matt r. The summers border<nl pat
terns in cheeks on strip*** reappear,
and in the hands of u ta»t«.ful
dressmaker, very effective result**
| are attained.
Fall Jackets
Considerable variety and con
trasts ns well are apparent in new
Jackets, a large proportion being fit
ted tight, others are double breast
ed. and a third style 1* quite long
and almost tight, with pockets at
each side. The latest inodol is the
“Empire coat," with of course the
short-walsted effect, coliarles*, with
full sleeve* and open cuff. Their
dze renders them quite expensive
at the same time they cover and
protect the entire costume. Made
of silk or satin, and trimmed around
the n ck with a fancy braid, they
I
Ihe above designs are issued by The McCall Company,
New York, Publishers of McCall’s Magazine. Patterns for
them may be obtained at any McCall Pattern Agency. ^
vogue for hats, and flowers of vari
ous kinds are used on or with any of
these fabrics.
Hat in
This is another fashionable milli
nery fabric and combines charming
ly with flowers of all descriptions,
and Is laid In lovely folds or waves,
or sometimes forms the sole trlm
. ming, of several shades however.
Small and medium-sized felts will
be the sensible choice, and velvet,
flowers and plumage will trim tb in
In a thousand different ways. Toques
Is ordinary and also of Incr ased
size will form the usual "standby”
and a round toque has also been
brought forward this s»ason. On
of these |» made of velvet folds with
a large brown wing at the left side.
Braiding on crown of taffeta silk or
velvet Is new this season, ami Is
quite effective on the front of the
t()quf« or even bonnets.
Bros* Fabrlre
For dressy wear broadcloths leal,
and the display made by Lord ft
Taylor is simply fascinating. 8a
many heatlful shades from which to j
, choose, cause** on<- to linger at the
counters covered with these charm- J
Ing materials, before the final choir j
Mr*. .Klizahoth 0. Flynn, who <t
tho wlfo of the aoolaUat orator .1. \
Jonoa, of Minnr<apolia, ha* gone in
Now York to begin n at root corner
apeak in g campaign In behalf of the
the Imlnatrlal Worker* Union.
are very attractive for evening wear
Black always predominate** for eoats
nev rtheless blue In dark tones
»coms favored, and covert cloth in
several shaded will certainly be pop
ular.
Skirts
The walking skirt remains full
around the bottom, but as tight as
ever around the hips. probably It
will b' a little longer than those of
the now waning season. The direc
tolre skirt. !s a slHy affair, only suit
able for Indoor or carriage use, and
impossible to rut. and make except
by high class dressmakers. As It
should commence und- r* th*> bus!
line and be fitted to the figure, 11 is
a work of art Only two seams are
admissible, one at each side with
a habit back, or one at the center
back and another at the side, where
It opens to show an underskirt.
Trim tilings
These indicate extremes In braid
ing. buttons, rmbroid *rod hands,
pendants, or fringe**. Very elegant
garments may T»e made at home by
finger* skilled In braiding. Cloth
suits and coats are elaborately
braided , and touch.s of gold and
silver when use with discretion are
very eff.*cttve.
BUSINESS IMPROVES
Bristol, Va., Sept. 5.— Business
continu s to Improve in the ftoufh
w.- tern Virginia coal fields. De
spit the cry of hard times in some
localities, and the fact that a num
ber of the coal and eoke operations
are not y t in full blast, the Vir
ginia and Southwestern Railway, it
is .-'id. delivered 2.014 car loads of
coal and coke to tho Southern at
Bluff City to tie transjmrted to the
southern markets.
Quantity and Quality rarely ever
go together. Here’s the exception, i
Elliott's Emulsified Liniment con
tains half pint of an emulsion of
Spirits Turpentine, Origanum, Kero
sene Oil, Ether and Ammonia, and
sells for only 25c a bottle. Guar
anteed or money bar*. The White
Pharmacy.
Try a want ad. in the D,*lly Leader. |
U. S. Senator X. H. Scott, or West
\ irgln.a. who was hailly bruised in a
llstlc encounter with former State
Senator S. (j. Smith In Wheeling.
W. Va., during a quarrel over poli
tics.
ROOSEVELT
many i.i:\i>i:its want iMti:si
i»i:xt TO STIMI*—IIKKIKUKB
WITH INVITATIONS-C7LKYKIC
RISKS KMI'LOYKI) TO IAJIIK
HIM INTO CAMPAIGN.
“
Ch'cago. Sept. 5.—Theodore
Roosevelt in wanted by the Repub
lican leaders of the Went to make
speech*** in this campaign. Chair
man Hitchcock said today that he
had hem besiege J with Invitations
not only from William H. Tuft and
Jam s S. Sherman, who are on the
national ticket, but for Mr. Roose
velt as well.
Amng the invitations which have
gone to the president are many clev
er subterfuges to get him on the.
stump.
An invitation asking him to an
other bear hunt in Colorado, which
is innocence on its face, might read
ily be turned Into a campaign tour
before the* president could escape
the crowds that are sure to follow
•in h a wak '. Others are straight
forward invitations to take the
stump, following a letter from
Chairman Hitchcock that It will be
Impossible Tor th-ft president to
speak during the campaign.
Those appculK over the head of
Mr. Hitchcock are token phliosoph
*<ally by the latter, but they demand
for the president, in so-called doubt
ful western states.
That the Republican National
campaign >in the west, under the di
rection of Assistant Treasurer Fred
erick W. Cphnm, is to be a hard
on » was evidenced today, when Mr.
Hitchcock gave out, at the request
of Mr. Upham, the names of the five
Chicagoans who will constitute the
advisory financial committee for
Chicago. On this list are E. B. But- j
ler. Charles R. Crane, John V. Far
well. Franklin ManVeagh and J. 0. ]
Shaler.
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Every woman desires a good com
plexion, but oft-times either ruins
the one she has or falls to gain one
by the paint and powder method she
employs. A good complexion Is from
within and can’t be painted or pow
dered on. Two things are necessary
in order to be the possessor of n
good complexion. A healthy action
of the liver and good rich blood.
Rydale’s Elver Tablets taken occa
sionally and followed for a week or
ten days by Rydalo's Tonic and plen
ty of fresh air and out of doors ex
ercise will beat all the paint and
powder In the world. Try It Just
once and see. The White Pharmacy
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LAKE HOTEL
MOUNTAIN LAKE, BILES CO., M.
"The coolest place In the Sunny
South.” Hotel and Jake 4.500 feet
abovo the tide. Rounded on the
south by a rich agricultural district
and hacked up on the north by more ]
than 200,000 acres of continuous
primitive forest. "The Silver Oem
of the Allegbaniea'' is now one of
the most popular summer resorts
In the Virginia mountains. ’Tis the
only place east of the Rockies or
south of the Adirondacks where you
can really cool off and enjoy "the
good old summer time." Reached
via Pembroke (Radford, Pocahontas
Hr. Scioto divisions) N. Hr. W. Ry.
Rates $2 and $3 per day, $10 and
$15 per week. Write for descrip
tive booklet.
Address
R. EEEIHON,
Manager, j
CLASSIFIED COLUMN 1
—W—.IB I *1
Money to Loan
L. J. HOLLAND
ilHltlllHIIII » IMI v MBMB). '
nut IAU
Three hundred shares of the m>
ital stock of the S. M Smith In
surance Agency. Par value $10 00.
The owner of this stock wishes to
sell Immediately ant will t ko
$13 30 cash per share, for tame.
Address "Insurance*’ care Daly
Lender.
WANTED An • \ .meed s.\
lady In suit and cloak department.
Apply 6 WuefleUl avenue.
WANTED—Two white experi
enced chambermaids for coalfield
hotel, apply at Daily Leader office.
WANTED Experienced and un
experienced lady clerks, apply Rami
Turk. 9-2-1-t
WANTED—A reliable man w 'h
experienience to oimrato a Lime
| Kiln. Write or apply to It. L.
Spangler, Ingleslde, W. Va.
1 wk-4 wks-K-28
FOIt KENT—Two nice dwellln s
on Boone street, 7 rooms each, elec
tric light and bath rooms, will rent
for twelve months. D. 11. Baidu in
Pioneer ltcal Estate Agent, rooms
1 and 1! First National Ilnnk bldg.
<*IIAS. C\ lU lWJNKIt, Expert Pimm
Tuner, overhauling and refelting
old actions a specialty. All work
guaranteed. Best of references.
Headquarters Bluefleld, W. Va.
Mall orders receive prompt atten
tion.
FOIt SALE—S room frame rexl
donee comparatively new with hot
and cold water bath room, oleptr.e
lights and all modern Imporvemonts
Ivot 60x140, near pasaenger station
Price and terms reasonable. Apply
W. It. Thompson, 113 Boone street
City 8-15-Ct
FOIt ltENT—A neat 8 room dwel
ling with furnnee nnd hath room on
Wyoming street, for rent for twelv*
months. Everything about the hout-e
neat and well finished. I). B. Bald
win, pioneer real estate agent, room
1 and 2 First National Bank build
Ing.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Manager for l>ran<| i
office we wish to locate here in
BiueCeld. Address, with refei
enco. The Morris Wholesale Houso
Cincinnati, O. H-5 I n
FOR RENT—Three store-rooms on
Raleigh street. C. O'Leary &
Son. 2-6-tf
FOR RENT—8om* good office
rooms on Princeton avenue. C.
O’Leary & Son. S-fi-tf
FOR RENT—.Four four room
flats with bath on Red Lot, over
Busy Bee restaurant. Reasonable
prices. C. O’Leary & Son.
CRUSHED LIME STONE,
any size made and delivered to tny
part of the city at a reasonable
price by W. H. Coffman Coke Co.,
Bluefleld, W. V.
WANTED—To trade block stock In
good coal operation for Bluefleld
residence property. Address
“Owner,” caro Dally Leader.
7-29-6t
WANTED—Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address
”Z,” Leader office.
I’OU SALE—A fine bluograss farm
In Tazewell county, Virginia, con
taining 131 acres, within one mile
of churches, school and store.
Farm well watered, big fruit crop
and other crops sufficient to do
the place for next twelve months.
Possession can be given nt onco.
House of six rooms, frame, and
p 11 necessary outbuildings. Also
following property: All crops
growing, such as hay, corn, oats,
rye, wheat, garden, etc.;' two
good horses, wagon, harness,
farming implements, bran new
surrey, all hdgs, cows, poultry
and household and kitchen furni
ture If desired. Good terms or
will trade for town property. Ap
ply to Dally Trader,
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
TWO BRICK BUSINESS HOUSES
ON llliANi) KTItKKT.
Will Pay 15 per cen t. cn Investment
-v.
Wo also havo for sale some of
tho Iwst modem eqiiipiied
Residences that are in tho
i'lly of Itlnelicld. Prices and
Terms Right. Wo havo sev
eral lino Bluegmss Farms In
tho valley of South IllueUeld:
fine water, good improvements
and In high state of cultiva
tion. Wo can deliver to unv
purchaser as wo havo this
property for sale, in writing.
Booker & Crenshaw
Room 5 Kelley & Moyer Building
BLUEflELO • - W. VA.
THE NEW "YORK
LADIESMTAYLOR
Suits made to order. \\'o make nl
taraMotia. Wo guarantee lit ami
workmanship. All work lone eight
In our shop.
(J-'ve us u call.
MAX HARLEM
H Higginbotham Av-nuo
Paris Building.
BAKER’S BAR
Now open to the pub
lic at the Old Stand, i
Prompt and Courteous
Service, Mail and
Phone Orders given
immediate attention.
B. F. BAKER, Proprietor
Phone 32 11 Blicfidd Avc
hoteL alhambra!
JAMES D. CROUCH, Mpr.
American Rian
Hates $2 50 and $3 per Day
Large Sample Rooms. 1 lot
[and Cold Baths. Steam Heat
Electric Light.
KEYSTONE, W. VA.
DR. a. i». WOOD.
BpeelallBt.
Kjc, linr, Now and Throat.
Thornton Bid*. Bluefleld, W. Va.
A» the tear her*. 10 i» the .chord. We have the
teacheo I'Iiiiiicm men krv » it They want our
graduate*.
IlookItr.; Mg, Shorthand, Type*riling, I’.nman
•hip, Kti taught a* they are lined in mt.il hiuinr*.
Thom.'' • c.t graduate* now in good position*
Nothing i iisk T wenty year* »ui ce*«(ill experience
Ourtatui . - tell* all al'oiit it. It' lice. Twentieth
ncMion open* Sept i**. Write today. Addrr-u
K. M. COVLTBR, Prcnldctit
DR. C. A. BRADSHAW
DENTIST
No. 15 Princeton Ave.
(Ofllco f< : merly oceupled liy I>IJ. N. K,
1:1 Ki:s« >N>
|!U ’KFIKM), W. VA.
V'flJOA! rif-fCAt IMMOHt
William** fnYian Pile Ornament
will cure Blind, Bl'-edln* and Itching
Piles, it abHortm the tumors, allay*
Itchln* at once, art* as a pouMIce,
iflve* Infant roller. William*’ In
dian Pile Ointment 1* prepared for
Pile* and Prhln* of th* private part*.
Mall O'* and J1.00. William* M f'a
Co.. Cl‘*veland, O.
WM BEURY, Pres't MORRIS WATTS, Vice Pres’t A. H. LAND, Sect'y
Citizens Underwriters Agency
'GENERAL INSURANCE
pi wnwnr—warnsitjiiiiwb
FIIIR. I.IFK, MWUfJ TV, NTEAM IIOILEH, I’l.ATK
«»LAKH, HKAT/TIf. ArCniMT, IW>.M»S, CRFIHT.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR 'BUSINESS
1 5 Turner Brothers Company
$ FOUR LARGE STORES IN DIFFERENT CITIES
^ Has'the latest things in the I )KCOR ATING
2 LINK that can he found in the largest cities. If
2 you want want your home or your store rooms deco
2 rated, call at
$107 Princeton Ave. Phone 182
The Cincinnati Dental Co
For the Painless Extraction ot Teeth. The
surest, safest and best method ever used, no sore
tfums or ill effects follow its use. *•■«»
4C
Full set of teeth.. .$R.00
Very finest sot teeth no
better made at any
price .8.00
Gold crowns . 4.00
I Gold (Ullage . 1,00
Silver nud Cement flW
Imks.B0
Kxntnltuition Free.—We Invito you to Inapect our parlora nn
have your teeth examined free. Will tell you In advance wbnt
your work will cost. All work done by skilled, experienced oper
atora by our Improved methods. We give you a guarantee In
writing on all work.
THE CINCINNATI DENTISTS. Dr. Compton.MRr
Over The Grand Leader Store.
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KELLY & MOYERS.
DEALERS IN
| WHISKEYS. WIES. BRANDIES, ALES,
DEERS. Porters and all Kinds of Liquors.
FIRST CLASS
BILLIARD &. POOL-ROOM CONNECTED
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS SHIPPED PROMPLY
1 ,l- K. Thornton A. L. Howling W. A. Ilrown I
Invest In Princeton.
^'^KKvwaammmaummammmK.
WF have for sale a large number of Fine
Residence and Choice Business Lots
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ON EASY TERMS
i
Also Houses and Lots for Sale, Houses for Rsnt
-—Come and sec Vis, or write us———— '
Princeton Real Estate Agency.
“THE STAR AGENCY"
PRINCETON, - VA 1
Concord State Normal School,
cAJHENS, W, Va.
Thoroughly airbe and ready for business every day in the "Iveek.
The Concord R'nte Normal School, Athena. Weal Virginia,
atanda tor the best and stronger mental nnd moral fe4irh
l»g of young people
We take pupils at all times iii the yeftr and give them nil
I he same instruction and attention,
I here |H no aehool where the piiplla can get better help
and Instruction thnn at. Concord.
A strong Model School giveH each student teacher a chance
to Ren Model W'ork, nnd to teach under its Influence.
School begins Tuesday, September 8, 1908.
Remember that all graduates receive a flrst-claaa certifi
cate.
Any InfrymantIon concerning the aehool may bo received
from thr- principal. Write.
C. L. BEMIS, Principal? ^!
Athens, W. Va.
R. W. DOSS ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
No Job too lar*e for us arul
none too small to receive our
prompt attention. Come to
see us, write or pbone ns.
Klectrlcal supplies, railway
ani telephone construction
work. Oet our prices.
> SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO HOUSE WIRING .»
R. W. DOSS ELECTRIC CO.
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