Bluefield evening leader. [volume], December 07, 1909, Image 2

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•F YOU S EE IT AT PEDIGO’S ITS WORTH THE PRICE
HM YOU A LITTLE GIRL?
She would prefer that San
ta Clause bring her a Doll, one
of the pretty Bisque, Kid Body
Jointed Dollls with Natural
Hair, the kind that she saw at
P E D l G O VS
{jj This year we are carrying
a Large Line ot Dolls in a va
riety that will please any of
the little ones: China Dolls,
Bisque Dolls, Rubber Dolls
and Celluloid Dolls, the kind
baby likes to play with when
taking her daily bath It Floats
DOLLS FROM 25c TO $1.00
E S. PEDIGO CO.
325 and 327 Princeton Ave
Bluefield, : : : : West Va.
Great Exhibition
OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
There can be no doubt that we are exhibit
ing the Greatest Line ot Fine Holiday Goods ever
before shown in Bluetield. Such was the concen
sus of opinion expressed by the people who
visited our Holiday Show on last week,
Look Elsewhere-Then Come to Us
If you are at all in doubt as to what you need
for the Gift Season now approaching it is a real
pleasure for us to show this Splendid Stock.
Greater and Grander than ever Before
Newest Imported Line of Toys and Fancy
Goods at the Lowest Possible Price. Presents
to suit the old ind young. Come early: select
vour goods and We will put them away for yGU
SAMUEL TURK,
Turk Building
Princeton Ave. Bluefield, W. Va
B€JRY, i‘r- ,
*ORRl.> F \TT5. Vice Pres't
A F. LAND Soc
Cit2ens Underwriters Agency
GENERAL INSURANCE
nt'K 1,1 no Lnnu n v. ^ r\m whim, i*i. v.
r i:irs f, riONDs, riiKDif,
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A PORTION OF YOUR BUSINESS.
♦ I
mht voi u »»n« h.iiiv u mi i«
|C. O’LEAPY 6c SON,
« Real and Rental Agent**,
. Blueficld, W. Va.
Oen. Agents ,v>r Eureka and I laic* I and Co.
PERSONAL
■lames Hearn of Ada wa« :n the
citv todi» visiting Ills son Andrew.
II. ('. i’eer\ of H1& Stouy wufl In the
city for a while this morning.
M'my Parties of Tazewell is in the
city today.
" !’■ Hawley l**tt tor Williamson
this morning on business.
M It. Lrahani I.- spending a few
'lays wi'h relatives at Salem, Va.
T K Chapman of Norton passed
through the city last night going to
llerh tev.
t*'" 'I Hall of Norm Tazewell
is a business visftor in the city to
day.
.1 \\ Mil's of tlie Klks-Myers Hum
ber ('otnunny is in the city today on
business.
Mrs William Klush lef for Haiti
more i his afternoon to spend a few
weeks .vtii her parents.
I-' (• Hid ton a well know’ll coal
man of Itoauoke was in the city for
a sliort tilin' tiiis morning.
• > I* DeKord of Twin Lakes Col.
treasurer of tin- Ontario Mining Com
pativ is tlie guest of Myron .Marsh
in tin- ci*v today.
•V Loehr and family of Princeton
avenue moved to onuoke this liiorn
■ where they wil mak. tlieir future
home.
Baked Men.
Workers in porcelain factories nr*
iiterally baked, but. by some miracle
they remain sufficiently underdone to
M'c. At least if they are not quite
baked they endure a stronger heat
than that which browns the Sunday
sirloin. The furnuees wherein porce
lain is finished are kept at the fiercest
heat used in any industry. A chain
<»r workmen, their heads and bodies
swathed in fireproof garments, take
the finished pieces from the fire one at
a time and pass them to the cooling
room Tlie man at the head of this
chain—he " ho stands nearest the fur
coo—can only work in five minute
shifts, in his interims of rest lie lies
on a mattress drinking glass after
glass of i^o water from the hands of
a small boy. At lunchtime all about
the chain of men steaks grill.—Phila
delphia Bulletin.
Why Joyner Left Home.
“Are you ready to receive the obli
gations?” asked the most upright su
preme hocus poous of the Order of
Hoot Owls
”1 am,” snid the candidate firmly.
“Then take a sip of this prussic acid,
(dace your right hand in this pot of
boiling lend, rest your left hand upon
tills revolving buz/.snw. close your
eyoe and repeat after me”—
Knrly next morning shreds of Joy
ner's clothing were fonnd upon the
hushes and trees all along the road to
I’ortsville, thirty miles distant, and at
Serabbiotown. sixty miles away. He
was reported still beaded west.—
PATHE FILMS AT THE GRAND
So many of tin* Put lie picture films
arc shown at the Grand Theatre, and
aru < iij,>.c(i by so many theatregoers
Giat a little information concerning
the leading producers of the moving
picture world will not he unwelcome
'l|f> thousands of amusement, lovers
who derive so much pleasure from the
r* suits >f their artistic efforts,
rile Pi'he Kreres t Pat he Brothers i
oc«'upy en acres of ground, operate
four enormous factories and have a
>tafl o’ over 15.non employes. The
plants are located in Paris, Joinvlllo
I* -pont. .Montretiil-sous-Itois and Vin
cennes. where they have dozens of
photographic studio*. t Wfi complete
theatres an dthmisands of dollars
worth of costumes and scenic equip..
Hi* tit. M the present flute they take
o\er 4.U<M,000 pictures a tlay. whh .■
’lean- a I tout I I.Mlh miles of negative
til ti i* ;t year
rim 'ending motion photography
ne n oi the world are in their eni
!,1°> • 'In :r pictures dramas, come,
dh . tragedies, etc are written In
mu i i« iding French Sandeau. ji»j. • *
!.■ run.- all of the \eademlc Frau*
ptifoa Mary, Fdmunrt One.
ro,|‘l etc They also make mo-t
■ m tie < f nr< < based on the novels
' 'Cforlen Sardon. VJexandre (m
mu*. V or fluct). Alphonfee Daudet,
: Honor*.* d«. Balzac, and many other
pictures in many instances on the
i very spot where the different scenes
in the stories are laid
Pat he F re res have offices in all the
leading Cities of the world and are
represented by picture outfits in
every country of the globe. They
: b*ad all producers in every variety or
I Aim production, and are the only
ones wno have solved the colored
I picture problem.
LATE NEWS
OP GARY
Cary. pec. 7.—(Special.)A. T. Rob
ertson has been called to Philadelphia
Pa , on account of the serious ill
ness of his mother.
W. P. Hughes is spending a two
weeks vacation visiting his home «»
I iuut Ington.
(: Meyers has reigned ids po
sition as electrician with tho l'. S.
Coal and Coke Company, and has ac- •
eept«»d a ia>sition with the Jeffry Co.,
at Columbus. Ohio.
" ■ ”• Hensel is on a week's Imsi
nes strip to Pittsburg.
"’• H. Smith manager of tli«> t'nit
* d Supply Company’s atom at EMhert
luis severed his connection with "no
linn and i.as accepted a similar po
sition with the Thacker Coal and
Coke company, at Thacker.
I. M. I'arinon lias returned from |
his vacation, which lie spent visiting
bis parents at Staunton. V’;i.
K. O. Stock well has accepted a po
sition as general inspector for the,
lllbbs Concern kir fp-veiand Ohio,
with headquarters at Spokane. Wash,
lie left ior Cleveland last Saturday.
C. H. Vaughn lias o|H>ned a danc
ing class in the Gary Anniwmont i
Company', 'building, and the prospects
s,‘1>m bright for a number of good
dancers in Gary. j
A negro, whose name could not he *
learned, caused considerable excite
, 1 nent at the Supply Company's store
: yesterday, when in* made tie* claim
<»l being a "bad Alabama Nigger." It
seems that lie lia«l inbibed too much
"iiiidonshine." |Ii1h hands had
hypnotized a pair oi trousers from
lite Company store. llc upmured
angry when apprehended, and de
, dared lie would not Ik* taken from
1 tin' tsore alive, but evidently cJiang
• <l iiis mind when ho saw Constable
Pennington, who escorted him to the
Squire s office, where lie was ldven
forty day •; "board" at the Welch jail.
U. Harding has been appointed
Superint ndent of No. y works, suc
ceeding S. If. Graham, who lias been
transferred to No. J works.
There will he a imwllng match at
’he alleys Saturday night, Dec. 11th
between Gary and Welch .after which
a stipje r will be served. A charge
I'tve cam -s will lie* rolled, total num
ber of pins to lie countod.
~ noi- -
To whom It may c-ncern:
Notice is hereby .riven to the pub
lic that we, the KUderstgned, will
apply to the Boaru at Affairs of the
City of Bluefleld. West Virginia, for
a franchise to furi'ph and «*dl gas
for illuminating healing pur
poses to the City of Bluefleld, West
Virginia, the citiz.ms, residents and
inhabitants thereof and for the priv
ilege of constructing and erecting
a plant for the manufacture of ga*
and of entering any and all streets
and alleys of the said City of Blue
Held and lay dovm gaK mains and
laterals.
The conditions and terms upon
which said franchise is to be re
quested can be found 1n the appli
cation of the undersigned, which
application is now on file in the of
fice of the Auditor of the City ot
Bluefleld, West Virginia.
C. \V. AKERS,
G. T. BPLING,
P. J. McELRATM.
P J. KELLEY.
J. M. SANDERS,
R M. GARRETT.
W. J. JENKS,
EARL RILEY.
Nvember ir,, 1903.
Schedule in ICflwt
JI NK 20. lOOfc.
I>ea"e 7:20 a. m, for Roanoke
-forfolk and all points on the Shen
:doah division. Pullman Sleeper
Icanoke to New York, via Hagers
own. Pullman Parlor Car Roanoke
o Norfolk.
8:56 a. m. for Rcauoke, Rlch
nonJ, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Being Car to Roanoke. Parlor Car
toanoke to Norfolk.
12:40 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and Intermediate stations and
•he Shenandoah Valley. Philadelphia
ml New York. Sleeper to Phliado'
hln and New York. Oafs car Gary
lid Roanoke.
9:18 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper to Norfolk, Roaioke to
Richmond.
Leave Bluefleld 8:20 p. m. for Ken
•va. Columbus and all points Weal
• nd Northwest. Pullman Sleeper fo>
vkdumbuB and Cincinnati. Cafe cars
8.10 a m. Pullman Beeper for
'olumbus. Cafe Dining Car.
i^eave 8:30 a. m. and 2.0b p. ir.
lall/ for Tazewell, Norton and 8l‘
•rtations on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
he Clinch Valley division at 12:20 p
o. and 7:06 p. m.
Leave 6:00 a. m. for We ch any
ntnrmediate stations.
I/eave 10:46 a m. for William
ton aud intermediate stations.
J-eave 2:15 p. m. for Welch and
nitormediate stations.
For additional informntlr.T, call on
\*ent Norfolk and Western Railway
W. d. BEVII.r ,
Roanoke, Va
Oea Pr »* *~ent.
Make Your Selection Today
The Best Prices T he Most Complete Line
A Few Suggestions from our Complete Stock:
LADIES
Hcind Painted Chiha, Cut Glass, Sterling Silver
Manicure and Toilet Sets, Huburt and Colgate's
Perfumes and Toilet Wat?rs, Put np in Holiday
Packages. Huyler s Candies, all siz?s, from 1 lb.
up. Holiday Boxes, Most Complete I ine ever
showh in South W?st Virginia.
GENTLEMEN
Lard Cases and Pocket Books. Pass Cases, Gilett
safety Pa/ors. Smoking Sets, Pipes, /*ll Standard
Brands ( igars, any si/e boxes you desire, f orty
thousand to Select from. A full and Complete
Line of Waterman’s fountain Pens. You have to
see our Line to Appreciate it. Do not fail to see it
before making your Holiday Purchase.
Ail Lars Stop af mir Door (I ;r Fountain Serves Ihe Best Drinks
THE WHITE PHARMACY
PHONE ° «*.
_ _ .‘ i VV {“}*•;••;• •:*
How OlK-n Docs Pay I);iv Conn-^
VV0 ! how m»ch you earn l.tif how much you save is the all
t ,'”[|f»rtant fjucstion of the wagc'earner—-"Little and
, Inis the purse. € A most commendaMt practice
hf‘ 1 ,reaai*winter of .oday is to deposit a portion of his week
ly nr monthlv u.tfet in a saving account—it provides a coin
]v 1 ,u'y ’or ol<i ! ' and relief for a rainy day. • Hun# /onrsav
l1;" ^ ,n‘ "'lu-re conservative methods guarantee safer. .
r ■ i
I I K'S I NATIONAL H.'NK
II I !»• U * „ ... .. . _ .
i million ,in«I a half dollars
x-x*. :* * :-x-** +*+*+-w-X":«+1:
Sold Exclusively by
Huff, Andrew* & Thomas C«,
Wholesale—Car L«t—Local I/>t.
And your craving for liquor Is
irone If you take tha
McKanna
CURE
There Is none like |: offered
anywhere outside of MeK«mna8
No Dangerous
Hypodermics
Ca!! or writ
I>R. J. J. McKANN’A
225 Princeton Avenue
Rluefleld, W. V*.
IN A PICKLE
We noj>o not,hut if you want pic
kles, J list the kind mother used to
make with plenty of good apices and
all the tilings that make good pic
kles good, come to soe us or phone
Ikl or 34 1 for Mrs. Kind’s Pin money
Pickles.
MBIiOX MAN(k)|<»
n tTMIlBB MANtJOKS,
MIXII) PK’KIJIS,
(iHKIlKINS,
urn <;hkkki\s,
MARTY VIA,
PKAC'lf.
W'e iiave a Tull line of bulk pickles,
C’how Ohows.Sauces, Relishes, and
: condiments of all kinds.
_
Sublette & Barnes
Two 'phones, 181 and 3 11.
The
♦
♦
4 - f
♦ FOR THE PAINLESS :
| EXTRACTION OF f!
: TEETH j
♦ The Surest, Safest ar.d ♦
♦ Best Method ever used *
♦ no sore guru* or ill effect*
♦ follow it« uso. * I
; Full set of'teeth $S ♦
Very finest set
o* teeth; no
better made at
anv price . . $8
Gold crown . . $4
Gold Fillings . . $1
Silver and Ce
ment Fillings 50$
HUM FREE
We invite ysu to j
l inspect our parlors ahd ♦
♦ have yourteeth exam
t »ned free. Will tell
t y°u in advance what
^ your wort will cost. j
l All work done by ♦
; skilled, experienced op- j
♦ eritors by our im- ♦
t proved methods We ♦
t you a guarantee ♦
♦ in writing on all work. ♦
THE CINCINNATI DENTISTS!
D COMPTON, M*r :
Over Grand Leader Store, 4
i
THE FASHION
425 Princeton A
venue
We announce to the
public that we have prices
cut in half in all depart
ments, especially for the
Christmas Holiday trade.
Ho your shopping early
and avoid the rush. Pe
ginning Nov. 30th until
Christmas, for one dollar
in cash
Two Dollars worth in
Merchandise
now if you have to buy
any Christmas Presents
in Ladies and Misses'
Tailor Made Suits, Long
Coats, Furs, Beautiful
Waists, Silk Petticoats
Military Capes, Millinery
Ltc., you can select your
goods now and we could
hold the same, with a de
posit, until Christmas.
J. S. TURK
PROPRIETOR
Muenchener
BEER
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 physicia7iB and oth
er competent authorities rocom
mend the modeate use of beer.
It contains malt sugar, which
is easily digestible, healthful
and strengthening.
Bo sure the beer you u«e
has been properly brewed. We
take extra care in every detail.
Try a sample case.
bliefieed brewing
Minefield, w. Vn.
'Phone So. 2 in.
CO.,
The office and furniture make
an 'mpre*<alon. The clothe* an'l
j>**:-,./nnl appearance make an
ImpreiKton. K
A Typewriter convey* the aort
of Impression which all tbe;e
thing*. nt their best., produce.
It la aa Inntlng a* < an be made
and as elegant na buaineaa
Ought to be.
Bluefein Typewriter Exchange
A. A. WTOAIA, Manager,
&in Prinrrton Are.
ROBT. E. MOORE
m«KNfMT-HW,
(Rluefied, West Virginia.
CoJ'ccliois a Special^
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