Bluefield evening leader. [volume], October 16, 1909, Image 2

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

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If You See It At Pedigo’s It’s Worth The Money.
All Ounce of
PREVENTION
THE MOST SERIOUS
COLDS
arc contracted during the
First Cold Days
Is the v?rdict of the best
physicians.
'otton Ribbed Vest and Pants, each
2a a ml r>< >c.
Ribbed Cors' t Covers,
12.~> and 50c
Wool Vests and Pants
75c, $ 1 and $1.50
>ilk and \\ ool \ ests and Pants, ea.
$1, $1.50
Union Suits in Ribbed Cotton,
50 and 75c
Union Suits in Wool,
$1, $1.50 and $2.50
Union Suits in Silk and Wool,
£2.50
E. S. PEDIGO CO.
325 and 327 Princeton Ave
Bluefield, : : : : West Va.
BARGAIN NEWS.
f all the people Khew the quality of these Bargains
they would not last very long. Come and
see these special bargains today:
WOMEN’S SUITS
Setnrfittcd Coat. Plain and
Plaited Skirt, made "f Hroad
cioths and other new Materials
in all colors S10 ,\S 14.75
WOMEN’S COATS
36 inch Pd ark Coat, lined
throughout with line «1 na 1 itv
tiler* r /cl at in. a l $2.75.
WOMEN’S TRIMMED HATS
Hen^atine, Yeivet and Silk,
lar^c and small shapes, hand
somely trimmed. Spe< ial
$3.50 and $4.75
WOMEN’S DRESS SKIRTS
l’laitee and plain jfore Pana
ma ari<l C hefon Panama in
mark. No by and fancy mix
tures. at $2 98. *3.50 I
OK
CHILDREN’S CLOTH COATS
\il colors, i- ortmeiit »! new stvlc'» si/cs 2 to 11. c,1
2.25 $6.50. _
SAMUEL TURK,
Turk Building
Princeton Avc. Bluefield, W. Va.
Personal
Mention
James u Moyers will spend uSn
day In Pulaski
There will b • a meeting of tile V.
C2 T. Uluestone council tonight.
W’m. Spencer und wife, of Mullins,
are spending the day here.
Alisa Rachel Borden, of Tazewell,
is In the city for a day.
.1. B. Faulkn *r, of Richmond, is
in the city today.
James If. Knhle, of Lynchl^nrg, is
a business visitor in the city.
Frank Benner, a civil engineer of
Princeton, |s here today on business.
11. K. Arty, of Arty, Va., is it busi
ness visitor i.i the city today.
Squire Johnson, of Hurley. Va.,
lef for home this morning.
C I). Baughman, of Rural Re
treat, is spending the day here.
<> F Brown, of Richlauds, will be
here until tomorrow.
B P. Browning of Coalner, W.
Va.. is a late arrival at the Wind
sor Hotel.
Mis. C. f\ Anderson and Airs.
Wiley, of Berwlnd. are shopping in
town today.
•1. F. MoN'ew, or Pulaski will spend
a T'\v days in the city visiting
i friends.
V F <»ill *tte. of Delaware, Ohio,
general representative for tin* Rig
ley Protective Association who has
been in llie city for lie* past two days
leif this morning for Princeton.
UNREDEEMED.
12 size solid sold Watch
with diamond set
fitted with 17 jewel El
gin movement beautiful
ly ornamental case. Reg
ular value $85.00. This
cut sale $43.50.
HENRV R0DG1N,
OPTICIAN
Jeweler and Pawnbroker,
221 Princeton Avenue.
ROBT.E. MOORE
A1T8RNEV-AT-EAW,
Blnefied, West Virginia.
Collections a Specialty
Refers In Flat-Top National Bank.
NURSES STRIKE
IN CHARLOTTE
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Hospital Force Walks Out,
Alleging Bad Treatment.
Charlotte. N. C.. Oct. 16.—Eleven
nurses, constituting the entire staff
of St. Peters Hospital except for the
head nurse ami superintendent,
walked out on strike this morning
at 7 o’clork, leaving the thirteen
patients in the institution t° shift
for themselves Miss May Cordner
of Canada, is superintendent and
Miss .Janet Brown, of New York,
head nurse. "We left because of 111
treatment," declared the spokesman
of the young women yesterday. "The
superintendent and head nurse are
front the North and are alwyg throw
ing off on Southerners and calling
ns fools. i suppose It Is the hot-1
headdednoBs of the South that makes !
•is strike, hut we art1 not sorry and |
we'll not So back."
One by one tin* strl -kors are leav-!
ing Tor their homes. The hospital |
management declined t;> make a state
nont except to say that none of the
strikers would he re-instated under
any consideration.
TO PUSH $1,000,000
!' SUIT AGAINST THE
TOBACCO TRUST
Norfolk, Oct. 16.—R T. Thorp,
receiver i;, involuntary bankruptcy
| proceedings against the Ware-Kri
mer tobacco Company, an indepen
dent concern, which has operated
Imre since 1906, acting under decree
or Federal Judge Elmund Waddlll,
i If-, "ill continue the prosecution in
Raleigh, N. C.. of the $1,000,000
damage suit brought by tlie bankrupt
i concern some time ago against th<V
American Tobacco Company and th r
\\ ells-\\ hitehead Tobacco Company,
! *or aleged acts damaging to the
Ware-Kramer Company’s business in
■ violation of the Federal anti-trust
1 laws.
These alleged acts by the defen
dants In the $1,000,000 suit are as
signed as the cause of the Ware
Kramer Company’s present and ad
; mltted embarrassment.
Receiver 'I horp today took charge
of the bankrupt property, announce
ing that he would by decree of court
continue the operation of tho fnctroy I
for the protection of brands and
other interests.
Liabilities of the bankrupt con
cern are placed at about $150,000,
while the value of visible assets ran
not be lold until an inventory 1b
i taken.
Recoveries under the suit, against
the American and AVelIs-Whiteheadi
Tobacco Companies are depended op
en for the satisfaction of all llablli* |
t fes. Receiver Thorp has given a
$20,000 bond.
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[tid-bitse I
Do you want your
oysters luscious? Do
want your oysters
with the salt tang of
the sea ? Your oys
ters unhruised and un
bloated ? Your oys
ters free from germs.
Then use only Seal
Shipt Oysters.
You get solid measure
and no water.
Sublette & Barnes
BITS OF NEWS
FROM MATEWAN
-
Matewan. Out. 16.—A. MCD. Brow,
log. formerly of Bluefleld, has sever
ed his connection with the Thacker1
Brug Company as pharmacist, and
assumed a like position with the
Matewan Drug Company.
William Crouch who was wl.’h
Wade the druggist on Bland street
Bluefleld has taken the position left
open by Mr Browning, leaving at the
Thacker Drug Company,
i E. V. Lay. who was part owner in
the Thacker Drug Company, has tax- <
an a position with a coal coinpanv
•Joi.m* Lay who Ir connected with
In'- Baldwin Detective Agency, in
this i< vn, will leave here on the
flisi of November for some point on
the C. & O. where he will represent
that i-gmcy.
IT. Frank Demshock will le'v.jl
som foi Baltimore to attend a series;
of lectures to be given at the Bal
timore Medical School.
The coal mines in this district are
nil in operation and It looks like'
prosperity has come back
TWO MEN HELD
FOR GRAND JURY
Claude Buck. a.id Guy Kelley, who
were brought back from Rural Re
treat a few days ago charged with
stealing clothing from Mr. Epllng's
boarding house of Bluefleld Ave.
were given trial a Squire Godbey’s
office this morning. They were hild
■ 1 $300 bail to aw’alt the action of
VEMPBRANOE ENTE1 VIA I\ MEM.
The Woman's Christian Temper- |
ance Union will have an entertain
ment in the Calvary Baptist church
Tuesday evening the 19th at eight
o’clock. A special program has been
arranged. Every one is invited. _
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LUTH ERA X < OXFTKEX<"E.
The meeting of the district con-’
ference of the Lutheran church in
cluding the Minefield congregation]
a to lie in St. .Tames church, Chil
howie, Va., this coming week. Rev.
& R. W. Kegley a.id two or three1
delegates from this church expect to
attend the conference and al e the
Laymen's meeting at Bristol, Tenn. j
Mr. Kegley’s congregation has a
very fine report for conference and
h taking very great interest in the
Laymen’s movement. 7
UNION MEETING.
In the First Baptist church Sun
t ay at. 2:30 p. m. men, women and,
children are heartily invited. Special
music and program as follows: Scrip
ture read! ig by Rev. W. A. Pearson,
Prayer by Rev. T. S. Hamilton,
Origin and history of Laymen's move i
1,1‘Of by Rev. C. R. W Kegley. Re
fatio.i of !.ayn:« n’s movement to
womoM’s work by (E. R. (Jodbe/.
Statistics by B. A. Marka. The im
portance of attending Bristol meet- j
lUg J W. SiinpBon.
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VETERAN CONTINUES VERY \\A,
■lames Kirby of 202 Rogers street. 1
an old Veteran continues quite 111. I
He would be glad to have any of
rlie old Veterans of the city call to
see him.
WANTS
CRUSHED LIME STONE
and size made and delivered to *uy
part of the city at a reasonable
price by W. H. Coffman Coke Co.,
Bluefleld, W. Va*
I'OR RENT:- -A good house with
0 rooms, on Thomas Street, also
a cottage with 4 rooms on 4th
street. Apply to N. H. McClaugh
ertv- 3 t-pd.
Credit Convenient Payments Credit
NOW is the TIME:
Come in and see the handsome tall Styles.
N'ou arc welcome, doubly welcome, and we know you will en
joy every minnte of your visit* And remember, buya nything you
want here on our convenient payment plan—buy it at prices as
I low as any cash store- Take it with you—wear it. enjoy it, and
pay while you w ear, in small payments, w eekly or monthly. Don’t
miss coming tomorrow. We clothe every mentbei of the family at
lower prices than any other credit store. 72 stores—factory to
wearer—largest Credit Clothiers in the World.
YOUK CREDIT IS GOOD.
VYUFYltlM S SUITS
A large variety. Buy early
and get good choice* Cash
or credit $12 to $.$5.
FALL COATS
Stylish ones—modest and
extreme-—good values* Easy
payments; $i2to$$o.
I MILLINERY
Choice trimmed Hats from
New York, all different styles.
Eas5*tcnns. $ $ to $ 1 o.
Skirts. Waists. Petti
coats. Girls’ Coats.
MEN’ SUITS
Handsome, new patterns*
perfectly tailored, reliable
material. a week. $i 2. $iJ^
BOYS’ SUITS
Stacks of new ones from ages
4 to 16. Very lowest prices
#2.50 to $1 2
OVERCOATS
Light weights for hall, heav
ier for Winter. All new
styles. $12 ty $18,
Men’s Hats, Trousers
Raincoats and Topcoats
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WM. iJEJRY, Pre nURRIj WATTS, Vice Pres’t tf. LAND Sec'y ^
Citizens Underwriters Agency ;j
GENERAL INSURANCE ‘I
HUE, LIFE LIABILITY, STEAM BOILER, PLATE |
GLASS, HEATLH, ACCIDENT, BONDS, CREDIT.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR BUSINESS 3
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LOTS FOR SALE
John M. Wirgman,
Apply to
wm. McCarthy, Philadelphia
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
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WANT ANYTHING?
Leader Want Ads Bring Results
ELK’S OPERA HOUSE
Monday, Oct. 18,
B, C. Whitney's
The Show Girl ’
Bea il t J Scorrc and j
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An Cxtraordinar C ist
And Largo Chorus
Principally Pretty
Oirls.
PRICES : 2 > 35~ 5a
75 and $1.00.
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Ice-Cream for Sunday
Telephone Your Orders by 9 O'clock Tonight. *
V1 e W,M de,ivcr Cream Sunday morning to your residence. Telephone No. 247 1
Hatwonhc Pint Bh^’Rmk ^“politan or Brick Ice-Cream, three colors, made with any i
wed°packed on^V^&ocoMe'S&Sil^SJLSE.0a""" '°,s' Everyorde?
Cream in hulk. Phone No. ,4, *+ j
VIENNA ICE-CREAM COMPANY.
Branch House, 213-215 Bluefield Avenue, Bluefield. W Va i
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