Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 28, 1910, Page 6, Image 6

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

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High Qualify
Clothes
We handle a line which
gives you every desira
ble feature of up-to-date
style, and is dependable
for good service and
shape-holding. If there
was a better 1 i n e o f
clothes, we would have
it—nothing but the high
est clothing values are
up to the standary of
this store, and for
that reason we feature
Adler's loilegiiin
Clothes
This well known line
offers etyles attractive
and suitable alike for the
young man who want*
the more pronounced
styles, and the more ma
ture business or profes
sional man who is more
subdued in his prefer
ences.
I he best of style, good
taste and values, are
what we offer in this
well known line of
clothes. Let us show
how perfectly we can
fit you.
C.anLcL 'wLip
UNION CLOTHING CO.
C. W THORNTON, Prop.
New Location, 241 PRINCLTON AVE. . . BLUEFIELD, * VA
LEADER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
H. (\ Straus of Straus AL- (Sants.
Richmond is in the city today on bus
iness.
J. I). Ilonuker a prominent business
man of Korkj (lap. Va., was in the
I city today.
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J. K. F. Steele, the coal operator of
Keystone was in the city today on
i business. >•
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Stewart Stowers returned last flight
•from Tazewell where lie took his
young son to visit relatives,
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• Miss Margaret Newbill. of the ear
distributor's office, returned last night
I from a visit to her home in Roanoke.
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.1. Flliott Hall, of Hall & Walker,
' who has spent the last three weeks
i in the North on a business trip, re*
; turned to Itluelield this morning.
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■j J- B. Shumate, car distributor for
^ j the Pocahontas dlivsion ojf the Nor*
fonk & Western returned lait night
i irout a business trip to Cincinnati.
S * * *
j T. S. Muchanon and master Philip
5 Bitchanon who have been visiting in
y t*i© city returned to tides county. Vn..
• i today accompanied by Miss Mattie it.
; Carr.
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h 'v- T. Pyles the seven year old son
jof Captain and Mrs. A. T. Pyles, who
I., was run over by a grocery wagon on
. I Thomas street two weeks ago and
j badly hurt, is almost well and will
| ! be out in a few’ days.
* WAS KILLED AT
NORTHFORK ON E. R.
\ j it- P. Niekson, a colored man aged
• tliirty-fl\ o, was struck early yester
day morning by a freitiht train at
Noi thfork and suflercd injuries from
j which ho died throe hours later, lie
f; was trespassing on the railroad com
| many's property, and nothing is known
j as to his family or occupation.
DEATH OF INFANT
DAUGHTER YESTERDAY
Evlyn Ituth Colien, the two-year,old
daughter of Mr. and Mr*..Ji. M..token
died yesterday morning at tlie home
on Mon roe'"ST root ili" 10 o’clock fol
lowing an operation on account of ef
fects resulting from an attack of
i pneumonia. The child was taken to
' Baltimore only a short time ago
I where the best medical attention was
secured, and when she was brought
! hack to niuefleld it was thought she
was doing nicely. The after ejects
of the disease, however, rendered an
operation necessary and the little
sufTerer failed to rally.
1 he burial took place yesterday
afternoon at Pocahontas.
WAS OPERATED UPON
Robert Barnes i.he twelve year old
son of Manager Barnes of the Mat*
| hotel, was operated upon Saturday
j night for appendicitis at St. Luke's
hospital and is getting along well to
1 day.
HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Having considerably increased his
reputation by writing ‘Girls.'’ Clyde
Kiteh. the playwright, decided to do
the contrary thing by clearly refuting
the argument he had advanced in this
comedy. In "The Bachelor" he has:
been able to attain his end. Mr.
Pitch has also taken fronji"Olrltj" two
or the principal character-*. The man
hating girl and the much dotes* ed
man. Transplanted in their new; en
vironment, however, both become en
tirely normal and beford the curtain
rails on the final act Mr. Flteh assures
the audience that they will be mar
ried.
Mr. I'aul Gilmore will appear In
Sam H. and Lee Hhubfrts original
New York Production of Clyde Fitch’*
* comedy. "The Bachelor" oti next Wed
nesday at the Klks* Opera house
SPEICAL SERVICE
Tonight at 7:4.'. Dr. II. (’ Mabie.
D D., will preach and conduct an af
ter meeting at the First Baptist
. church A cordial Inivt/ition is ex
tended to all.
B will not cost yon a cent to get
i chance on the $26 heater that, the
| Lureha Hardware Company are going
j o give away.
Eliminate all element of cbaac* by
Insuring with E. H. Easley, Insurance
Agency.
NOTICE TO ELECTRIC
CONSUMERS
On and after the next reading In
(I Deeemher. a minimum charge of 7'.
.rents per month will t,0 made on n»J
| meters
1 j bli kstonf. TRACTION* CO.
} P. M. Wahzor, Manager
IF YOU NEED MOTOR
CAR YOU ARE PAIS
! FOR IF ALREADY
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1 do something they have the money to
l»uy, so why not try for the motor of
■ fered by the Jiiuetleld Evening Lea
der. ,
It Is a Hudson Touring Car, worth
:$1250, 1911 model. The tonneau is
■ is largo and roomy and the entire
body is finished in a high class man
ner. The cushions are built on. poft,
edge springs. The iioor is white
pyramid rubber, and bound with
aluminum moulding.
The touring car is equippdt: with
|'12x2 1-2 incli tires call around; they
jallow you to stay in the car and ride
' rather than stay on the mad «ud
pump. . .h ■
There are two or three cars in ilijs
country which ha\e succeeded simply
because the owners got what they
thought they bought. One of them is
I the “Hudson," which lias made good
; because it is good. Its owners are
I not merely pleased in a passive sort
■ of way, they are whole-hearted and
I positive intheir approval. Ask an>
five hundred owners how they fee*
about the Hudson. In every instance
i you will find that they have not had
a single moments dissatisfaction oi
cause for regret, that their cars have
been all they expected thorn to be
and more. The Hudson lias true
beauty in every line, grace in every
j motion; the fleetness of a faron, tho
comparative strength,, the silence of
and ocean liner; all tne comfort and
protection that could be desired.
Hurry and enter the contest, the
sooner you get to work, the better
chance you have. \Vho knows but
that you mav be the* luckv one0 Anv
I one can Ret the* beautiful touring
car, if they will only work. And who
would not be willing to work for
such u grand prize? you <io not
win the first prize, you may win the
second.
The Pecond prize is a three piece
I bed-room suite, worth $lf>0. It is made
jof guaranteed oak, beautifully finish
' ed and highly polished. The wevk
! manship throughout in strictly high
(grade, and high grade means that
t**ory piece and part of tills splendid
! suite is perfectly made and fitted.
Knc h piece has large rolls on the top,
and heavy hand carved claw feet.
( The dresser has a bevel plate mir
, ror, size .10x40 inches. It has five
swell top drawers, a/d they are fin
ished inside, massive corner posts
with carved claw feet, enclosed dust
proof front and mouse proof bottom.
The vashstund has rolled top, a
! bevel plate mirror, size 2SxlG inches,
two swell top drawers, which are fin
ished Inside, a double door cabinet,
heavy corner posts with carved claw
i feet.
The bed has massive roll top 'ends
and heavy corner posts with carved
claw feet to match the dresser and
! washstand.
The suite is made by one of the
best factories in (lie north, and It
| would make a beautiful addition to
!any home.
Then comes the third prize, which
seems almost as good as the flr-f. You
will surely get the third if you dc
not got the first.
You may have your choice of n
. beautiful diamond ring, worth or
a gold watch of the same value
The diamond is first quality, very
, brilliant, beautifully cut and regular
in ever>-point? Weights 1 112 of a
I carat alflf was specially picked w ith
• he Idea of selecting the best stone
in every way It is mounted In a
Tiffany setflhg of solid 14 karat gold,
!! ubstantia’ and perfect
W hat girl or boy, man or woman
would not be delighted to be the
pjroud possessor of such a ring*
The Iddy winning the third prize,
who does not want the ring may have
the beautiful watch, ft has a hand
some embossed double case of solid
gold, stem winding a very neat mod
el, just the kind a ladv should have.
The movement Is a 1* Jeweled llli
hoik. The watch is beautifully and
substantially made.
The gentleman's watch has a hand
Home carved double cane of heavy 15
karat gold, number 12 Hize. It in
fitted with a genuine 19 Jewel Klgin
movement, atom winding
lb»tii watches are something truly
maKtiiflcent, something out of the
ordinary, something rich in appear
ance; in fad watches that are simply
grand.
Of course you can win one of them*
prizes, if you hut try. The first if
you work hard enough. Tf not the
first, then one of the others, ami ttmy
are all so very desirable they seem
j first.
The bedroom suite i* on exhibition
at the Minefield Furniture Store. The
,diamond ring and watches are in the
window at Randolph & Mlttendorf's.
1 The automobile lias not yet arrived
from the factory.
BREUKES UP IICOLB
1 MU CURES GRIPP
—
You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold either
iu head, chest, back, stomach or
limbs, by taking a dose of Pape's ('old
Compound every two hours until
three consecutive doses are taken.
* It promptly relieves the most mis
erable neuralgia pains, headache, dull
| ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever
| ishness. sneezing, sore throat, mucous
catarrhal discharges, running of the
nose, soreness, stiffness and rheuma
tic twinges.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed without interference with
your usual duties and with the know
ledge that there is no other medicine,
made anywhere else in the ftorld.
which will cure your cold or end
'out any other assistance or had after
effects as a ~f> cent package of Pape’s
Cold Compound, which any druggist
Iff the world can supply.
Grippe misery as promptly and with
Pape’s Cold Compound is the result
of three years' research at a cost of ■
Wiorfe than fifty thousand dollars, and*
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef- j
foctive in the treatment of colds or '
grippe.
Make Some tody
Happy With a
KODAK
Let Us Hslp You
Make Your be
lectioh.
Kodaks $5 to $40
Brownies $1
to Si?
There s Everything
for Kodaking at
Our Store.
W. H. HARRY & COMPANY
Announcement.
VC e beg leave to state that we will be ready to
present to our clients and the public generally a
calendar for the year 191 i on or about December
the first.
We have spared no expense in making the se
lection, and believe that it is a work of art that
will be apreciated by all recipients.
As the quantity that we have at our disposal
is limited we would suggest that parties desiring
same will make application with us either in per
son, or by postal card so that we may make
reservation for them.
Randolph & Mittendorf,
LEADING JEWELERS, BLUEFIELD, W. VA
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WILL LEAVE FOR WEST
A. J. Osborne, who for flip past five
years lias been yard foreman hero
for the Norfolk & Western has ten
dered his resignation and will depart
tills evening for Havener, New Mex
ico, where he has purchased a ranch
and from this time on will till the
soil.
A little money goes a great ways at
The r.rand Leader’s doing Out of Bus
incss Sale.
Be sure and see the Free Heater in
the window of the Eurewka Hard
ware Company.
Eliminate all element bf chance by
insuring with E. H. Easley, Insurance
Agency.
' u i
It >ou don t look over the bargains
offered at The Grand Leader’s Going
.r > 111 of Business Sale you overlooy a
1 ,‘*t’c opoprtunity to save money
uJ .,‘i | ,
t% ' ' —■■'rr' -
c oupons count for your candidate.*
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Mo?e Facts
—About
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
We are going out of Business. This
accounts for our rash cutting
of prices on seasonable
merchandise
When this decision was reached we simply wiped
out old prices and made new ones that will compel the
goods to move so we can vacate by January 1 st. Every
article in the house gets a going out of business price.
We have stated the facts and named the price—no
time for foolishness
COME EARLY AND MAKE
YOUR SELECTION