Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 01, 1910, Page 2, Image 2

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BLUEEIELD
EVENING LEADER
Published ere y evening except
Sunday.
tuu-n 1 s mi on d clues matter
AprP Mh KMI6, at the Post Of
:»t e .1: DluoMcl l. W. V tmder
ait of Congress, 3£crch 2?d lSOy
St DSCItlPlloX HATES
i> Carrier. iv>. hie n Advance
D !• y one year....$1.00
! • II .-lx months. 2.00
Pally three aion h* . 1.00
» a 11 y one month. 10c
By Mail. Cash la Advance.
pally one yea»" .$3.00
Pally six month* .$1.75
Pally three months .$1.00
I . 35c
Address* all <omrcuulcatlonR
a ;d a'l rem.it: nees to the B'ue
-oone Publishing Company.
Tele; hone. Ru2inesa offtce
and Editorial Hoo’.n. 503.
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1.
IIK4.N TIIK gl'KKTION.
The Telegraph say* that It costs
iiuri! to r in a growing state like
k\'« «t Virginia than it did in the old
huge days.
’1 ie Increase in expenditures of
AY t Virginia have not been due
0 erecting and maintaining public
niildtng*. an l In fact no new Imti
uttouri of consequence have been
■ r' ted -P'Ce the Republicans came
i.i * pewer and many tJiat were
nillt t*v the l>e:uocratle party and
urned over to the Republicans have
• • |crn»!ts*.i to fall 1: to a general
•■.idltlon „f deiapid.it ion. The in
rease l” Wwt Virginia ha gone
> j* "ty ftolHIctan*, ward heelers
imf mii < of ward heel era. It has
romi ed no real benefit
Ho much ha« the Rvpi.’-flcnn party
'all* 1 to ere t *U .1 eew building-'
• ar • r -qu1r.*l ’•> t\. growth if
he * si at*- and to keep the public
u• 11 in-- in re! air,. t,bat Governor
ui>on on more titan one occasion
I red the i< s!t> for the crea
l< n o a bop led debt from $2,000,
M)«i * . $ :. ‘o.oon to iise money to
nee*. »| ;* ; • <»• 111! .• |||e 111S
Tfe Telejri.,’,h hegw *’e tpiestior
irdef* .'. t< r fer to Vtrglnln’s
• ndit-.ir • upon *i<* Jamestown
*i*o it'wr ^ ,1,1* rho Journal'll
>f the ItoU e o Ru,{e-on etc.
Tie Republics- ad'n'.rJi-trat’on of
• *«**t Vlrg'.pla is rot a Fhl.iing *x
tm;*!* of w hot * . • Virginia people
*ant
<>\K MOST 0\ JKMiF.lt.
'• nator \* *lanl of Nevada,
- written a 1* er to the San
1 atir. ro t’lritnu* #,f t'rni rnree, in
1 U<* li *»• • V.ires-* a doubt Us to
•- l.**tL*-r a ship itHf^F” law would
it ■*» *■ foreign jirilng facilities,
the CVurier Jcurual.
le hi* e; l*>tle nrcttulng the roli
1 ti’f*, ;r \* lards lia* this to -ay.
If w«' 1 o ild d* vIk a n>s'>em of
'Srr>itig t,ur mi uisetured goois
lr< . to fur* gn c untries We could
not rompw.c with fore gn uisnufaC
hirer# "
Mr WwlAdd like* the portion
ihat thr « ff. rr t.r the tariff ayetam
■' 'Mr coiidfr ao to rai*r (hr
.-( of r*ri>d u tlon aa to make com
• H >i U t p.irr ra:i add for
i ten *00.1. Itn; or dir Inarmurh ax*
A »ir t a minufarhiri'd arMHra «rr
roil * h r » If ibroiil * rtr-tr there la
1 oini**t t t»»i than at home whrrr
r#r i^tMJon i« rtrldt* d f r (be fort*
ht of the m«n«fftctttrrr. Mr N>’»«
O’ KiaaratiAdle.
!»' *h r« ia n a ilhp^rta * fsr
li.a? Vtr »*)* <! rvrrlookft That
I' or «h > tld
r* ( • ,r . t
■i >«td i( oa
(I,.on t(,r
f • • *i 1 ika «■
game worth while. The shipowners
would be taken care of. Once latinch
! <-ri on a basis of the skinn ng (Jf the
millions for the fattening of the
millionaires, our merchant marine
would nev« r he left in. the lurch by
congress. It would /never b<* al
lowed to perish Tor a want of pap.
National pride would be appealed to
in plauK bio arguments for an In
crease in the subvention.
We should have a merchant ma
rine If we should open the treasury
to the grafters. We should have a
ship trust that would send the stars
ai I stripes to ripple upon the breeze
in the ports of all countries. But
'1 • Cnited States would And itseli
in < it * position of the King of Siam
who, according to history as writ
tea b> makers of musical comedy,
received a white elephant from tht
King of Cambodia, and found that
the demands of the animal’s appe
tite were taxing to the exchequer;
For the elephant ate all night,
' i'd the elephant ate all day.”
The unprotected producer ol
wealth u thie country, under the
Fnjoie law, is the man with the ele
phant on his hands. The enact
neiit of a ship subsidy law would
merely cause him to feed another
insatiable pachyderm.
& Just JosKss ^
IIKTTKK THAN NOTHIN^.
Dougles English, of Lnbar. Mo.,
bad a feriend who failed to answer
his letters. .Mr. lngllsh sent him
a ••predigested" letter to sign and
mail back as follows: “Douglas'
I:igli»h, Lamar Mo.: I am. and have
boon, too darned lazy to write you
I have promised s0 often that I doubt
my ability to tell the truth. I am
dead, to all Intents and purposes,
so far as writing is concerned If
I could muster sufficient energy I
would write, but as I am shy on
both energy and inclination, I shall
<,r X iwr,t« my name.* Hk>re the
writer loft a blank, with directions
to *,sign if not dead.” This letter
1 rought an answer.—Kansas Ciyy
" As IT (111/011 OK LOKI.MER?
When Mr. Crane had been select
• 1 by Mr. Taft at the suggestion
it William Kent, there occured the
following conversation with a Sen
ator from Illinois:
Mr Kaox—Senator, the adminis
tration contemplates appointing
Charles It. Crane Minister to China.
What do you think?
The Senator—Let irte see what is
the ‘-alary?
Mr. Knox—$1 2,000.
The Senator—Oh. Mr. Secretary,
! jdace like that ought to go to one
f the boys that do the real work
-Collier's Weekly.
-EXTREME!,V I,A ROE.
i ie returns in your business are
inrxe I «nppOM>.’* Said the caller
to the Jokestnith.
They were last week,” admitted
• i worthy. ”1 got seven manu
tl" ! back from one publisher.”
< ALMNO FOR l»\.
Young Hopeful fbeing initiated
ito t»e gn ne of golf. after three
‘ 'tour attempts on the part ol
a to lilt the hall- What's the little
v hire ball f »r. '-ither?
f KEM'I ZVOE.H IN ini f.
I ad a hurcl^ , deeple Here
•* tor two hours and
i » ■ Mt i <f fc.nt.- -Fliegende
■ I iHer
V<’ I MMIINKI INi'HKMKNT.
f>t ••r- * r v* of my
» inorlnc
!; » i<*hk*etine Y*--, air, | Uuh
Ve* vmi've charrofi m«» for waah*
f* « M 'a ,i she<| before
Bon Vlvant
fill miKNT
ftff’ '1 wife went n'i hv ye.—
bMt ntO'ltiflg
l‘ ? h « w h»* make* you
f* No Mh« «ante back la*t
■ hf if I/out, Tlm*n
x * r m » ot ri:i ,rn: s *w,k.
*'<• o • •• authority veate*!
' b' a *!» • >1 *>f t runt tearing
*‘ * I 2fh d <# of Fa.iuary
7 \> ilr.l |,t \V II |<»flr1o1|>h
*> ii.ley igi.el |» yt Kn«|e\, a,
i • e in ,rri|rr t„ |( f lone,
' w . o* ii rb n fio’e* thernlr
'* r r»* •! a it I record**! mi Uie Clerk*
' rthe Count r ♦ oar* of Mer
v, *»* Virginia. In Truai
l» • I Book No H page 47i, and
• tiu been n ait* I,, »h*
I ' ’ * 1 ■ 1 •) i ■’ i i ,j havl^t
,M '*'l»t»r* I o »o flo I*y the bol
her thereof, the said II. C Jones,
the undersigned will offer for sale,
at public auction, to the highest
bidder, lu front of the office of D.
M. Easley. In the City of Hlaoflold,
In said County, on the 3rd days of
November. 190D, the following real
estate in said City:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
Southeaster^ aide of the County
road or what la known as a continu
ation of Bland Stroot. about Two
hundred ( 200) feet Southwest ol
Jones Street; thence two and three
quarter iwles to a corner of the Mrs.
Caroline V. Gipson lot; thence with
same West two and one-half poles
to a stake; thence two and three
quarter poles to a stake on the side
of said County road; thence with
‘aid road two and one-half poles tc
the BEGINNING.
Said sale will be made for CASH
IN HAND on the day of h ilo.
D. .VI EASLEY. Trustee.
Oct. 11-18-25-,Nov. 1.
I MW. J. E- NELSON AN1> 8. T. fflUFl,
... DEiJTISTS ...
Oflor their M’oftealenaJ services to
the people of Jlluefield and vicinity.
Rooms 22 ^ ^ Kelly A Moyet Bide.
I"l^riB^rHoiIiPsoiiri
Contractor tor Grade Work) I
Maoenory and Conerota iff
Addraaa IIS Boone St. i
BLUEFIELO, i : WEST VA I
The Growth of .This Institution ■
Into the largest and strongest National Bank within a hundred miles is due lo its officers and direc \ !
tors who are well known for the success with which they have carried on the various lines of busi- « *
ness in which they are engaged. The kuowledgeof different branches of industry thus obtained is - !
of particular value in directing the affairs of the bank, and in conducting the business of the insti- I !
tution by liberalbut conservative methods. We solicit your account whether large or small, and ' 1
offeryou every dvantage consistent with conservative banking. \ \
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK i!
- (j < I
oi BLUEEIEED, W. VA. J
EDWIN MANN. Prealdent W. C. POLLOCK. Vie® President L. A. HOOPls/R. Cashier ' J
....J
THE GRAND LEADERl
F Inal “Round Up” of uur
Ten Per Cent Sale
Brand New and Stylish Fall Good at astonishingly low I
Prices. This sale will close WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3rd. I
at I 0 o’clock, P. M. Therefore we urge you to take advant-1
age of this Golden Opportunity while it lasts. Come to the j
store and select from the large and Beautiful assortment of I
New Fall Goods and at a saving of NO LESS THAN I
25 to 35 per cent j
Exceptional Values in
Men’s Suits and Overcoats
Goid, heavy Cashmere
Suits in Blacks Greys and Olives
They are very warm nnd durable
and the equal of any $12 suit
$7.50
A guaranteed all wool
Worsted and black Thibets,
nicely tailored, and a sure trade
winner,
$11.50
A very nobby suit in single
breasted, model made of a very
line Velour cloth in the newest
shades, equal to any $25 suit
$16.50
** **l**t*-f—?t*1 *tt*i * * f f f f t • t
i A Splendid Showing of I
| Women’s Fall Suits and Co at 1
v An Lltra fashionable Suit is
£ made of fine Herringbone Worsted
£ in Black, Green Gray and Katow
>* ba handsomely tailored in the very
i* latest models. Something very
1* exceptional
j $11.95
I, - -
J ' A severely Tailored suit of
j. Grey, Blue, Green felack and Ox
j. ford in men's wear materibl, 45
. inch coat. An excellent suit for
£ practical wear
i $16.50
Very nobby Broadcloth Suit
.I! of Striped design; coat full length
■*. a beautiful trimmed and let buttons
| $22.50
.. * * * * * ' Trm + +,rrrrH-H-H4 + -H-M-M-H
Fall Footwear That Will Delight the Eye, BeEasy on Your Feet 1
and Still Easier on Your Pocket Book
Siich l'ootwear must demand your attention; more than this (
must deserve your shoe patronage. Wer’c ready to prove every "
chum we make So visit our Shoe Department and satisfy vourself
that I ne Grand Leader is TI IK place to f>e shod.
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•
t rea^ shoe for 1 2,.) that!* hat we arc offering to von for
t.us season, We have 500 pair of these Shoes in ladies (£0 Off
;md men s. 1 hey com- in all leathf rt, lace and button, at
■ ... . ...................
... rxTTTT t 'n-i-rrrrrr.i
Wo are Sole Agents for the Soroai* Shoe*, known
tnejvvorl 1 <>ver as the Premier tfj*! £ A (t»i /\/\
Shoes for women. Price 5*Dl/"«J)4*UU
•l**H**!*+•». W"H"'4 HWfWW •HWI4 Hi + -j—j—
We are Sole. agent* lor the HOYDEN’S SHOES
known thr world o\er a* th*- Premier Shoe d*/* AA ! :
for Men. IVice ... .pO.UO ij
•fr-t-f-H-f H HIM ♦ . .... »
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The Westlngbouse Elec
tric Iron is always ready for
use, in any room In the house,
at any time. No fire is re
quired to heat it; dust, smoke,
and heated atmosphere are
eliminated. Simply screw the
attaching plug into the lamp
socket, turn on the electric
current, and in a few moments
the iron is hot, ready for use.
No matter whether used by
the servant or a member of the
family—the Westlngbouse Elec
trie Iron will do the work more
quickly and under far better
conditions than any hot-stove
iron
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The Bluestone Traction
Company.
PHONE 120.
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It contains nftajt sugar, which
la easily digestible, healthful
and strengthening.
Bo sure the beer you u*e
bas been properly brewed. We
take extra care In every detail.
Try a sample case.
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niucAcld. w. Va.
Phone No. 210.
The office and furniture miitt
an Impression. The clothes and
personal appearance make an
Impression.
A Typewriter eogtMRMftt port
of Impression which all thaae
things, nt their beit, produce.
It Is ns lasting as can he made
and as elegant as business
ought to he.
Bluefeid Typewriter Exchange
A. A. WVUAIX, Manager,
SBA Princeton Are.
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mORNEY-JT-LJIW,
Blnetled, West Virginia.
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