Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 24, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

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

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| li You See It At Ped'po’s It’s Correct |
‘hlldi Shoes
FROM BABY UP
fwery shnpe adapted to child
wear from the corifortable roomv
shoe io the more stylish dress
footwear.
\\ <• Ptldu.i t.o km*|> thi i,' ■ rtniint filled TO THE
TOP with GOOD THINGS i n th'>s«- in need
• '1 1 'io'" , :in<i we ;,i .1 i what \\ »• <*r.
'!• a\ nr. 1 line .. window will
tiii > • t. 11« i !' . i 111»t! 11 • i. 1111»< •
in l\ !«• . > i n‘s. < tr.
High Cut School Shoes,
6 inches high. Made t’p in substantial stye.
Durable and an excellent protection in
cold or sluchy weather.
$2.00 to $2.50 a Pair.
We have Boys ana Girls Footwear in
Patents. Kid, Russian I an, Gun
metal, Calf Velour.
?n variety of toes to suit the individual,
range c; prices that puis these shoes v* ithin
the rear i of all.
we cave a variety lhat is
unu ual. We can fit the
little one, giving ample selection jn leathers
and styles,
i E S. PEDIGO CO.
325 and 327 Princeton Ave
| Bluefield, : : : : West Va.
,'aiues i cached W.irh a "Live Wire/*
nd main of them will - ij • r as b\ magic. Dpnft
kip «'i word ot matter in thi ior you m iv skio a
>1! ir. When nearly ever. it -m mentioned is a bargain
: will i> • no >i ticul. task t j i« out that which is most
profitable for on<*'s needs
> I c -c, ♦or Small LADIES and MISSES,
* Juirs attractive ew L'^ng ( oat Models in
ir nisned \\ orsteJ, ass 1 d bt st collars, some trim
. s that are worth fully $22.50 at
$12.75. V.tl;.ts half Price*.
!.■ t ni «■ utif h Embroidt.ed White Waists, $2 and
52,.>0 w ais* tit 96c.
I ~ -1 ~- Rrtlo_ Six gro »t Ladies fine Black Siik
wDdlCo (• ; , i si t- I. worth 2”>c,
\le price 10c.
Rl,, L \:|L r ■ kora i ai! *tta. the best you
/JldLK -L*\. #;Vei Lug a #1.50 a \aad. full 3b
! i:n hes, on sal* * 92c.
! * l!‘ «i silk, broad ruffle
Ladies * CitlC03tS# price* $4,5Q tit
>2 90.
tin town 1 #1,7 5. hu ge
cun i choice ot si*v
tit 93c.
S/VMUEt. TURK,
I’urk i i Iding
Prince o i Avc. 3lucfield. W. Va.
*v. • VIII .,.., *a :J, ?!ce-frcs't A F. LARD See
en-.Tilers Agency
. ; iURANCE
ds ■5fl» «,7 rr/: x mawr
* J. NNJ MOM m. f'f.Aih
»i* v': If. ‘ »ioXim, rHKiiiT,
fes ir; v sol :r a ~ o 'TrN of your ars ness.
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* * * » * ' «-• ♦ # ♦♦♦
I r »• >1 I! V' WITH I •
• o ; -:,u v & son,
P 1 ;h’ fine Mental Agent*.
K1:k field, W. Va.
Ge . / '< m r ,r;eici nd Hale I and Co.
Cm „ » * . »V
[ PERSONAL
1-i_
'Vi i Manning of LMdle J vSfi
ing filial- in the eily.
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OH'n e, | |. Hoot |, ie Vf. i nr 'laze- t
' Hi ii >i Mu- i (t it t leiyd t oil l r
I- l» I'lel' lie, ..I IH i&K^, <„ in
i In- « Tt \ mi tin , j ness 7^
II.mv lira per will pi 1* ui l, -
> 'iv\ it ft ri'lii i\ a: IU
M \\ St I'llH Ol 'J'il/.I-Well pa «**d
through the rity to In en route to
Itoanohe on business.
* H. drove left this afternoon
to,- Salem. Winn1 lie will spear
I iititik giving with his piuje^tj!.
II. It. Wright ol tie* Hmjrow Mar
tin < ompanv m Norfolk Ik ip* the'
< ity ou business. ” * ^ ■
Mi s Itl.i Hi giiihot lui'h'i loft * this
, ■ . I oi Mleghatiei Spring .
^':t to isit a,, iium.
H K. |{o sow engraver for Tlieo.
I)ilger is ill at the home of Mrs.
t ii orge Kiaiis h i 1‘rim elOi, avenue.
senator || s. White of Mingo
louti'N is in the t• it> today ig, busi
lie s. i 1'i.
12 H Itirelitield (list rin nla iager
lor Hie H. J. Heynol Is'<*oTirr»iM»y is
in tlie ( ity today on luisiness.
Hr. .1 .1 McKmin.i i<lutned from
a short visit to VVvtlieville this
morning ',***.
M> . F M \i<her P it, this morn
ing to,, an extended trip to (Miuin
nat i a ml of her points,
.1 H. Whinner of tin* Virginia
Bridge A.* Iron Fompany is in the
city today on Ini si ness
Mrs. (ieorge Jlickma-i loft. this
morning ior RoauokiJ to spent
• bank giving with delntivoM.
I V Clay me, general uayelling
agent or the C B. Ai- Q,, Is in the
city today
•Mi.-s l.ottis.i .McBldow ney left, for
Roanoke this morning and will
spool Thanksgiving with her par
ent ;
lohn Whitt of Welch passed
through the <it.v this morning going
0,1 a hunt at Tazewell.
Mesdames ,.\. s. and \. .1 Higgin
botham oi Tazewell are ip the city
today visiting and will attend the
performance at thy theatre lonlglit.
Mrs. .1. L. Peters who ha. been
visiting lo r .mu F. n. peters i:i the
west «■ ncl left fop her home at Lo
gan this morning.
Miss Ruth Browp left this morn
ing tor Norfolk when* she ha; ac
eeptod a position.
.Miss Oene Smith lefr this morn-;
iii:j for South Bo- to:i where she
will spend Thanksgiving with her
pa rents.
Heorge L. <\irtor. president of
Ho* <’ C. & (».. passed through the
’f>" this morning going to the* f)ry
I-ork branch to look afTer hi* In
terests ai that place*. - <
Mis F o (iarln’d will lean thL
afternoon to, Fitromlle, „\i*.. where
she will \ ish her si cor Mr*. W. .1
Win* efte Mr WLikfttto* is slowly
ir'':,i and ha a >outhis voice.
1 ! Roan geiier.U manage,- of
Hu- ( limhfield Coal ('ofporaHof).
who lias been to Cha>rlottoHcille to
,li‘< °n Frank. w ho i* atten H ,g
rc*hoo| there passed through the
lf' '"'s afternoon oi\. bin way to
Hard#* Va.
Captain ft Ft. Baldwin and wife
I ,,tlfl Mis: I. dia Baldwin left this
'‘'rung at ater j a family reunion
I •' He home of ft M. Baldwi i. (Bn
| "x J,f‘r Richmond, to he held on
"g «la>. W U Wald win
"u t f,rfy at Roanoke.
EYE OXASSES AND
SPECTACLES
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Arcjirnfi'l.v inn.li- and lltti-ri.
0<«nlis1\ |n«-s« rijrfgon* (ill.d
S|M « in| n't*s 4!U|iii* :i *d.
<.»»•<• i. 1C. 1-M.ln-.
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Moderate Prices
IS it Us and See Bette’.
HENRY HOlHilN,
| OPTICIAN
^ Jeweler and Pawnbroker,
| 221 Princeton Avenue.
1 • " warn
W', c$£$$$$$$$$$$
The New
j BOOK and STATIONERY f
STORE
| A Full and Complete Line. 1
Books, 1
<> g
Stationery,
g
Art Goods, |
I- Leather Goods, 4
| Cut Glass, |
•i Hand Painted China, $
$ Appollo Candies, 1
4 C'gars and Tobacco, |
| Holiday Novelties. &.c, 4
SS
4 Exclusive Agents for g
| Y. & [. Filing Devices, I
4 »
| Remington Typewriters and |
Supplies. 1
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4 Make your purchases >
ss
■ : this week and get |
4 in on our free 8
g 2
4 contest. 4
1 Tire l
I Curtis-Paarson I
Company,
| STATIONERS,
I: Cor. Princeton and |
Higginbotham
Avenues. if
i I
it \
Snmmi < tty LodKe r O. O. F
No 144 will uiv«* a banquet on Hie
-i'd floor of the old Firs. National
it'irxk building opposite pHasonger
“tatlon \ »v. 2-th nl fc.30 p. ni. All
members nr*’ reqne ted to be pre*
• d All Rebeccas and member*
wives are <ordiill !aVt*Jb f »\nv
member may invite his friend* who
.■:e member; of a different branch
n the order.
Re pact fully,
W N itKKCK.
LKK MAYS,
I K MOR0AN.
Koiniultf CP.
I 1-24- * ..
SUPPING
INTO HELL
A goo 1 audience attended the
revival last night at the Christian
Church. i'tie iGv.uigellwi lias called
MUi it lion to l lie real it v o' lioil, to
liie dignity or man, to the great
spiritual verities made known to u*
i i the Mible, and now he is dealing
with the lost condition of the soul.
In ills serin On last evening lie de
scrbled how the soul little by little
drops to lower levels until it takes
last hold on hell.
-Men do not by a sudden bound
plunge into perdition no more than
|^Y one if mind do they p ise
to heaven.
It l« little by little that the wrong
give* way.
It is little by IHtle that .tin* right
hoi Ik sway.
It is little by little (lint the good in
men
Is born in beauty to hutnnh "ken.
It is little by litth* that
The God over all
Lifts the world tip
My his pleading ••all.
Kvery thought, act, wish, desire,
emotion or l< lging deposits some
thing into your character. If this
little bit he go > I you are that much
strnger If it lie bad you are that
much weaker. The soul is ever
tending toward a fixed state. .How
ma ly thousands today fln i them
selves clutched by habits ’which
mp.v seem to nave no power to
break. How easy it seems to do
wrong after we have gotten in the
wa> it it. At first it gives pain.
1 here is a wrench of the moral rta
tnro blit how long is it until the
dirt lent a j • 11 vilest tilings are Jone
without any cotupen-mitm of con
science Yon know when and where
you first soiled your body in the
‘HHi of sensuality and it gave un
easi ties'. Hut how about it now
You have dropped s> Bow that you
.scarcely: believe in a.uy thiug good.
What now is to break this power of
evil in your life, in your soul. Man
ife tly Hod’s power, arid when Hod
breaks it it will be broken lie
dot's nothing by halves.
This evening the subject will be,
i “Man’s Greatest Sin.”
Thnnksgivi’tg services at 10
•'clock tomorrow morning with str
uma by t lie evangelist on the ’ Sigiin
of the Time.”
On Thanksgiving evening ^ tlic
evangelist speaks on “The Kind of
a Church that Ought to Appeal to
Men.”
HAUNTED ALASKAN ISLAND.
Ghosts of Russian Exiles Who Died of
Starvation or Torture.
To the south and west of Kodiak,
distant about 100 miles and loriuhig
one of the Seniidi group, is the island
of Chirlkof. the haunted island of
A laska.
Kushrouded for a great portion of
the time with almost Impenetrable fog.
this lonely isle is an object of terror to
•lie natives, who claim it is hauntcc
b.V the ghosts of Russian exiles.
Tin* natives will not go near the is
land, saying it means certain death to
invade the canny coniines, and there
:;rc few men in the far north who have
the temerity to test the truth of the
many and weird tales told of this fo
bidding und hnrrcii islhful.
Shipmasters and sailors passing tl)°
place assert that the agonizing /-ties of
Russian exiles sent there to sfn'rve or
• Me by torture are sometimes heard
on quiet nights, while the clink of
i bains and the sound of blows are tes
tified to In an affidavit by a white man
"lio once attempted to remain there
for a week and who nearly loftt his
reason.—Tatiana Tribune.
Mutt Suit All Tastes.
“M.v wife wonders why the papers
waste so much space on mere news.”
”\Vhnt does she read?*’
"Oh. she reads the weather probabil
ities. 1 he bargain proha hflitfe#. tho
marriage notices and the lore story.
Rut an Item about a big battle or the
f ill of a dynasty looks piffiing to her.”
f.oUlsvillc Courier-Journal.
Animals Ho Had Met.
Utile Harry was visiting It^theeoun
try and while there been me very much
itla'lied to bis cousin's pet dog.
’Haven't you any animals at home?"
,!> v a oped
"Gb. yes.’ replied the little C-firm.
•v\c have roaches and Ale*.”—Chicago
sens.
; THANKSGIVING DAY_j
♦ ' ' v'”- * ,'l< T|,(,rr r and Mr- ng* of the vent and in addition to the Rrati *
t - * uium ...... critjr stdiieh has attended nm and the man Who j
10,1 ' »AVINO ACCOUNT r hi rhatihsg viug praises should profitthereby.
4 *:,T ’ 1'a’T n‘ "*'« e. A dollar or more will get him in the habit of coming he/e **
▼ f* - 1 •'" * ?it a portion <-t his parings, 4
| Till-: FIRST NATIONAL HANK |
♦ J.
♦ of bid I I 11 f .h, \v. VA.
1 hr Largest ai d Strongest National Bank m this Section.
w r POLLOCK. Vie* President L A HOOPmR. Ca>b>«r Z
,\ Strictly i aucy Patent. OurintwU
Always ('niforni.
11 your craving lor liquor Is P
| gone If you take Lhw lb
IIVicKanna
CURE
There la none like I; offered
anywhere outside of McKaanaa
No Dangerous
Hypodermics
Or.!! er writ
I>R. J. J. MrKANXA
225 Princeton Avenue
Illucficld, W. Va.
FRESH FROM THE COUNTRY'
GOOD AND PURE
Water (1 round Buckwheat. Coun
try Sausage, Back Bones and spare
Bill . Fresh Butter and Eggs, South
Wood Honey, Black Eye Peas,
White Beans. Bird Eye Beans, Lima
Bean ■*.. Dressed Tt’RKEYS and
CHICKEN’S.
These are just a few. We have
I lots more of all kinds o Fre h
i Fruits. Evaporated Fruits, Fre'h
Vegetables Canned Vegetables.
Pickles, Preserves, Saucet, and ev
crv good thing 1;1 the grocery line.
Sealshipt Oysters every day.
Don't forget to place your order
i f°r your Thanksgiving turkey, and
! you will not he disappointed.
Sublette & Barnes
| FOR THE PAINLESS
t EXTRACTION OF :•
| TEETH \
♦ The Surest, Safest ahd t
♦ Best Method ever used *
♦ •»<> »<>re giiniM or ill efToctu 4
4 follow its nw'.
♦ Full set ofjteeth $5 t
; Very finest set 7
o* te?th; no
better made at
; ahy price . . $8 ♦
; Gold crown . . $4 ♦
J Gold Fillings . . $1 ♦
t Silver and Ce
$
T ♦
llPpR — « i|
t We invite yvu to :
♦ inspect our parlors and ♦
♦ have yourreeth exam- 1
4 ined free. Will tell ;
4 you in advahce what 4
♦ your work will cost, }
4 All work done by 4
♦ skilled, experienced op- 4
♦ erators by our im- $!
| proved methods. We ;
: give you a guarantee 4
I in writing on all work. 4
THE CINCINNATI DENTISTS |!
D CO MPT ON. Mg r j
I Ovcc Grand Leader Store. ♦
IN THE HOME.
The Westinghouse K!ec- h
|| trie Iron is always ready for H
use, in any room in the house, H
nt any Mine. Vo fire is re
quired to heat It; dust, smoke,
and heated atmosphere are
eliminated. Simply screw the i
attaching plug Into the lamp
socket, turn on the electric
current, and in a few moinenti
the iron is hot, ready for us*.
N'o matter whether used bj
tl»e servant or a member of the E
family—the Westlnghouse Elec R
trie Iron will do the work more I
quickly and under far better I
j conditions than any hot-stove E
! Iron 9
SEE OR 'PHONE
The Bluest.one Traction |
Company.
PHO.VE 120.
Muenchener
2 BEER
i
It contains a suitable pro
portion of solid, nutritive mat
ter, predigested, and is a pos
itive boon to people with weak
ened digestive organs.
Eminent physicians and oth
er competent authorities recoin
mend the niodeate use of beer.
It contains malt sugar, which
is easily digestible, healthful
and strengthening.
Be sure the beer you urc K
has been properly browed. We n
take extra care in every detail, I
* Try a aample ease. G
BM EFIKM) BitKWING CO., I
Minefield, \V. Yu.
’Phone No. 210. B
The office and furniture make
an itnp^e^Rlon. The clothes and ,
• pel 4). if I appearance make an (
Impression.
A Typewriter conveys the sort
of Impression which all these
things, at their best,* produce-.
It. is as InBtlng as can be made
find aa elegant as business ■
ought to be.
Blucffiin Typewriter F,*nhanne
I A. A. WYdALb, Manager,
{faftA IVtneetoB Are.
TTirt m* ii i mmn ■ <wi m i n « i[-JL
ROBT.E. MOORE
A1 TO RISiEY-AT-I.AW,
Rliiefleri, West Virginia.
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