Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 09, 1909, Page 5, Image 5

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JUNK 2t>. lrxitt.
•e» ? 20 a. in. f*>r Roanoke
1 * l all point* on the iJh.-p.
*' * * '"l- on Pullman
ftoAtn.k** ro New York, r a H»ger*
towu. f’oiiiuun Far or Car Roanoke
to Norfolk.
k * • «u for Roauoke. Rich*
***»'•* 1. Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
*» r i n Cnr to Roanoke. Parlor Car
• na’ '•».» t., Norfolk
I- 4 p. m. for Roanoke. Lynch*
'»"f> *»n«i intermediate stations »n«t
•he r nendoah Valley Philadelphia
md V •« York. Sleeper to t*bl «<!••*
phl» 'nd New York Cate car (iary
and Roanoke.
ft It* p. in. for Roanoke. LyDob*
• urg, Rl< bmond. Norfolk. P .i|:«rn
Bleeper to Norfolk. Roanoke to
Richiuond.
Leave Rltiefleld 8: JO p. rr for K**n
ova. Columbus and all point* Wo •
snd Northwest Pullman Sl«**»ner *.-»•
Columbus and Tln' InnnM Cafe rt>-»
8:1C a m Pullman ft eeuer for
Columhut*. (’life Plr.'nr fur
Leave it: 30 a. m. and 2.05 p. n
dally for Tazewell Nor»r»n and pJ
stations on Cllreb Vu!l«y division
Arrive frotn Norton and points or
he Clinch Valley dlvlsio;; n* 12-30 j
o. and 7:05 p. oi.
Leave 6:00 a. m. for Wr rh an*J
utormedlate stnttons
Leave 10 45 a m for William
f>n »~>d Intermediate stnf'ons
Leave 2:15 p. m. for w*]oh and
t.e* •• »d'»»rp s'atlnnF
For additional Information call on
• renr Norfolk an^ Western Railway
W R RKVTLL
Ren Pass Agent
Roanoke. Va
Concord Normal
School
ATHENS, W. VA.
School begins Sept. 14,
1909. Be sure to be on time
as work begins as soon as
pupils are errolled.
Remember that Concord
Normal is one of the best
schools of the Slate.
Address all letters of en
quiry to
3. L. BEMIS,
Athens, W. Va.
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JiflSiA PEANUT
CMP VEBYSUGHT
Petersburg, Va.. Oct. 7.—The pea
nut crop ia Vlrgiuia and NorthCaro
lira will show a big decrease in yield
this year.
The average yield of thee two
stntes in previous years has been
about 2.000.000 bag* of Virginia* of
*°'?r bushel each, jind about 500,000
batrs of Spanish nuts. It was et*t|.
mated that Die crop of Virginias this
year will be about 70 per cent, while
»he yield of Spani h nuts will be
slightly below- 70 per cent.
The decreased acreage U due to a
prolonged spell of wet weather dur
ing the planting season and a
drought at a latr date.
ESTIMATE COST
OF BIO DITCH
Washington. Oct. S.—Aji estimate
hi thread or title fiscal year on the
Panama Canal place? the expend!
lures at $48.063.524. The total
cost of the canal wili probably be"
$400,000,000.
THREE MEET
DEATH IN MILL
Canal Dover, O. Oct. 8.— Three
Mien were caught between the piston
rod and head at the Ohio Iron Works
Ttnalns in a basket.
CHIEF WII.KTE
ON THE SPOT
El Pa so. Oct. 7.—•Chief Wilkie
has begun procurations for the pro
tection of President Taft at his meet
ing with President Diaz of Mexico,
Oc4ober 1 f..
POSTMASTERS \PPOIVI | |>.
Washington. Oct. 8.—The follow
ing Wort Virginia liostmasters h ive '
been appointed: 1,. G. Ixiwe. at In
dian Mills; It. M. Rogers, at New
ton; and Evelyn M. Weers, at Pliny.
Hl’IiOIJOXS E\|) MEETING.
Washington. Oct. 8.— -Th * conven-i
flon of military surgeons endc* 1
their series of meetings today by
trip to Mount Vernon
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WATERLESS BATHING.
A Good Rub and an Air Bath a Sub
stitute For the Tub.
The conditions and convention* of
our civilization demand frequent botb
lUi;. It Is |K>|tul:ii ly supposed that this
frequent bathing Is essential to liealtu
‘•'ll!Is Is quite untrue.’' says the Med
leal Journal. "We ha\e seen tii e and
rigorous men among the habitants of
Cauada who had never taken i full
hath in their lives. Were the truth
kuown, tuauy thousands of our fellow
rltlzeus probably know not hint; of the
alleged benefit* of the tub. though
maintaining excellent average health.
“Such people do uot present the
fresh and pleasing apm-annice of the
frequent bather, however long lived
they may be. Is not. however, much
of the benefit attributed to the water
in reality due to the complete exposure
of the skin to the air?
“The respiratory fuuctlon of the
skin is of high importance, and. al
though water may be dispensed with,
closlug the pores to air would result
In speedy asphyxiation. The historic
lusltmcc of the boy who impersonated
John the Baptist In a mediaeval pro
cession and whose body was covered
with gold leaf with rapidly fatal re
sults is proof.
“The Ice cold bath Is a superstition:
It is n pastime for the abnormally
vigorous, uot desirable for the average
civilized man. A bath not too cold is
really an agreeable stimulant as well
as being a luxury. The feeling of wel!
being ufter a bath can hardly be ob
tained In any other way. and the
rapid multiplication of tubs in hotels
nud private residences, soon to ap
proach one to tin* Individual, shows
how they arc appreciated
"Unhappy persons, however, whose
travels In tin* provinces or into the
desert may temporarily deprh them
of sufficient water for bat hit"; tony
And a substitute that will at i.-a>t af
ford n part of their acou-lnmed «*n
Joy men t. Tl-e body may be < uergel
Ically rubhi*d with a brush ci coarse
Turkish towel and afterward < xposed
to the <tir for tifteen iniiiuics or <-c
The ncettstoir.eil feeling of \ i :or will
follow and the process will In- tnuiul
by the uninitiated to in* astoni •hiugly
cleansing.”
Delight cf Varied L*bo*.
|j||l 11 m* liiily »k*» 111 < i<* 11 mi (||>.
preelnte Hie delight of or.
r;itli«-r. of varied latior. Ii Is toil timt
create* holidays. There Im ii . royal
rood-yes. that Is tin* rojnl roml to
them J.ifc cannot he inode up of
recreations They must Im* i'nrd<>n spots
In well farmed lands—Mrs. (illbert
Anu Tu y lor.
If a thing !• possible and pioper to
man. deem it poHsIhle to thee. Marcus
Aurelius.
titerary Criticism by a Fan.
A certain publisher in Chicago,
whoso chief recreation is baseball,
employs now and then in private cou
Tersation a quaint variety of Amur*
ative expression calclat»ni to dis
play his familiarity with the nation
•1 game.
A paper had been submitted by a
friend. Its style was supposed to he
very lofty and impressive in real
ity, however. It was exceedingly
rhetorical and diffuse, especially the
Introduction, which was spun out to
a ridiculous length. Moreover, the
conclusions reached by the author
were hr weak and impotent as the
introduction.
“Prank,’' asked the publisher, not
unkindly, when the writer cm.ic for
his manuscript, ‘ don’t you thl. k you
took a rather loug run for so short
t slide?”
/low TO WORK OUT WRINKLES
A« the successful ‘ beauty doctoi
worked she talked, and this i8 whal
she said: "Mnswiw of the face eux
only bo done successfully If on© hai
well-shaped, cool finger tips, and
kuowa how to • treut the wrinkles
Wrinkles begin underneath the skin
They are caused, It 1h bellved, by <
contraction of muscles, and when title
becomes a habit the wrinkle is formed
The idea Is therefore t© cure the mu*
cle In order to wipe out the wrinkle
‘‘1 have a sot of movements which
practice upon the tired-out ni. 1 muct
i drawn muscles of the forehead. Th*
forehead wrinkles first. This is bo
i Cftua* It reflects tho emotions soonest
"1 take the wrinkled foreh -ad and
t-team It lightly with a wan i cloth
Thou I rub boiiio cold cream over It
and lot it rest u few minute:. Now
conio the motions which arc said U
.*elsix the muscles as nothing clso in
.tho world will do.
“1 place a mirror In tho hand of th*
pntieut and invite her to wj t.ch th«
process of smoothing out the lines. 1
work across them, nevojr right in thsra,
nnd I lightly smooth thorn as though 1
were smoothing tho creases « ut of a
bit of tissue paper. 1 use very little
pressure for feflr or Injuring tin ts*
turn; but with light, soft strokes 1
go over the surface of tho forehead,
smoothing out the furrows.
“A great many persons work right
In the wrinkles, but this Is always a
poor plan. You only make tin n deep
er. Work ncross them or at right an
gles to them. You will sco them go
Away very rapidly. Often } >u ran
smooth down the high furrows in n
very short time. No matter how tall
the ridges may be, you can 1< el them
witJj your finger tips.
It is Time tolGet
7i
m&
Ready for Wintry Blasts.
HO_w about somf bLANKETS.
Come in and let us complete your supply Our
stock’s completeness offers you the opportunity
to make a selection that will both please
and satisfy you.
RIK ;S/CA EI >ETS and I) K> A PER IES
I he most complete line in the theJState. Ourl
P icvs are bound to suit any pocket book, fou
■*u> > ivited to call. No obligation on your part.
The Largest Furniture Store '
: I ;
in the two Virginias.
PHONE 407.
mnncwi
CONVENTION IN
SMOKY
CITY
Several tih>:ivIhm'8 of tli*> ('hristla'3
I’hurrh will atlond tin* <•< uteimlal
convention at IMttaburK next week,
leaving tomorrow nltfht. Among
• Iiok«* who will make the trio will
l>e the Kevurmiea \\\ s. Milliard, Mr.
i and Mih. 1) W. Tnhor, Albert Angell
i and dnlighter, Beuale, Heveriiod Ih.
aac WrlKht, Mrs. Mm, .Smith, John
iroU!ren 1111,1 prof. T. II it. OhrUtle.
1 in* party will be joined by u Jt.
t'brl»tln of WllllaniHon, Kovcrned
•lamoM II, Johniton. *>r Princeton,
ami \\r I, Mrltta «iu| wife of Tax**
well.
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WHERE
arc you buying your whiskey?
From the so-called cheap mail
order houses of today, or direct
from the manufacturer?
You know that imitation
whiskey and cheap drugs are dear
at any price/ Poisoning your s\s
tcm and adding to your doctor’s bill day
l>v day. Buy double stamped, old fash
iond, pure copper distilled goods direct
from the manufacturer, gurranteed 100
per cent r>roof, and strictly pure; and not
this rectified stuff—the human destroyer
again it which the United tates Gov# rn
inent is now waging a bitter war. This
is what we have to say, and will vouch for
same. We are operating an old fashion
ed copper still, producing the same grade
of stuff as our forefathers drank years ago
and lived to enjoy a npe old age and
never knew a headache. It s pure; 1’ts as
clean as spring water; it’s the old fash
ioned make. Our distillery is located at
Godfrey, w. Va., in the heart of the
Flat Top Mountains, made famous by
POCAHONTAfi COAI, and HAwKS
“will KEY. Here is where the famous
Ux.Vs,*' Brands are distilled; here . >i
have the middle man’s profit,
Dont fail to give us the names of all your
friends who you tink would like to trv
Hawks Brands, we will »■ end them
one of our circulars and not mention
vour name, and majbe they will patron
ize ns and ‘top buying cheap stuff or
rather a class of goods the purity of vvhi* h
is hard to determine.
Manufacturers and Distributor? of the Famous
HAWKS BRAND OF WHISKEY
and APPLE BRANDY
GODFREY, W VA.
TO MY OLD FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
I beg to call your attention to the fact tha*: I am new connected with the
above concern and desire, tn the interest of gjr.i: to solicit our patronage As
you well know, I have been making Apple Bran iy and Corn Whiskey lor over
thirty years and have been supplying some of you for the same ength at time,
and therefore need not dwell upon the merits o' our product. I will simply say
that we are operating an old time copper stiP, u-ing the same material and pro
ducing the same product that I have furnished you from my old distillery in Car
roll County, V irginia As stated before, I have been engaged in this business for
over thirt years, and ii I hive «?vcr had a dissatisfied customer they have never
made the fact known to me. T herefore I feel no hesitancy in making you the
following proposition. Send us your order, and when same is received, examine
it in the presence of the express or freight agent, and if not entirely satisfactory in
every respect return to us at our expense and get your money hack. As some of
you are rather remote fro:r us, I will m tkc it my special privelegc to sec that
each and every order is filed promptly on the same day it is received
'1 hanking you for your past patronage, and with an earnest soicitatior. for
your future patronage, I am.
Yours cry truly.
BILLY” HAWKS.
nmrmmmimm mwiii jii — -
NOTE
fhc u'losually low prices for the
beil tjure and unadulterated
cop->v* d stilled whiskey made
Nome of Goods Prices
•'HA vVI
l(jt.s li-gal i<r 4-jral j(J
ryutal Corn,
very old, 100 per
l'i’ » >f, tlouhlo HlilIII,)
' $3,01) 5.7611,00
HAWKS" I lat Top Corn
a hllo, | on po, <•, |,| |,(•(,.,f
-lo.iblo k'.iio, .
2,50 4.75 3.00
“ 11 \ WK8" Cram- Cr* • ■!<
•’n'M. v.hJu, mo p,.r
r*‘nt pi oof .
2.00 3.90 7.75
HAWKS’ MoonahiiM*,
wliilr-, (loililc Copp'T
Hl Hlboj I’oro Corn ....
“HAWKS" Appln Urnmly,
To.ir yoarr r Id
2.00 3.90 7.75
4007.7515.00
* ,rl< •‘,r,'vv drinking etna* i„
Cvory Pnchnxfi.
E\ hl\\ shipment put up in a neat,
plan packapc. Hxamine every ship*
nu ot before f ikin: out of the e\
Pn'Ss or ♦rr-ij'lit <>flice, in the presence of
the a;p-nt. and it not entirely satisfactory
in every respect, return at our expense
anfl p t your money back. Could you
;e.l more ' ( ouhl we «;av more >
< hit s ar- i!w in s i ; and that's not all ;
we know because "Jf!ir.\r Hawks with
'Piiii i\ i us’ 1 \m;i it \< i , Mack I'mknt
w'fb flu* a ist.ck e of experienced
wo,kers.
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HAWKS LIQUOR
MAIL ORDERS
Promptly filled on receipt of Cash. Money
Order or Certified Check
DISTILLER
of Til ■ •
FAMOUS
D
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D
Hawks Brands or Pure Corn whiskey
and Apple Brandy
GODFREY, WEST VIRGINIA