Sistersville daily review. [volume], May 03, 1905, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Frame & Henderson
High Grade Furniture
House Cleaning
Is on in earnest now and we are better prepared than ever
to furnish you carpets, mattings, oil cloth and linoleums. "We
can sell you these articles at a lower prcie than you will have
to pay for them elsewhere, because we buy them in quantities
and our expenses are far below the minimum.
We have 20 different patterns in 9x12 rugs from $9 up.
The price on all 9x12 rugs here advanced from 50c to
$1.50, but our prices on cash values will not advance until
after May 10. We have received many new patterns in all
wool ingrains, tapestry, velvet and Axminster carpets. Don't
make your purchases until you inspect our stock.
Don't forget our stock of furniture. There never was so
large a stock of up-to-date goods displayed in Sistersville be
fore. Our stock includes everything to be found in a first
class store, and we will guarantee you perfect satisfaction.
Frame & Henderson
THE HOME FURNISHERS,
'Phone 123.
g 400, 402, 404 Diamond Street, Sisteriville, W. Va.
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Soda Water
Get your sodas at the Opera House Drug Store and get
the best.
We get our ice cream direct from a large Jersey dairy, and
it's cream? no skim-milk about it. Try it and judge for your
self. . , .....jilf
WE ARE AGENTS
For the famous Saegertown mineral water, and ginger ale. |
5 (f per glass at fountain or delivered in bottles to any part of ?
the city.
WE ARE IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH.
OPERA HOUSE DRUG STORE
A. R. Corbitt, Prop.
Nan Patterson
Would Not Trust
a Jury Of Women
Can it be possible that Xan Pat
terson, with her wonderful blue
eyes, has seen deeper into the soul
of woman than other and osten
sibly better women } She declares,
according to a newspaper corres
pondent, that she would not wish
to trust her fate to a jury of
women. If a culprit happened to
be handsomer than the jury she
would suffer. It is just possible
that in her narrow career and
exceptional environment that she
ha^p't known many good women.
Certianly there may be many who
do not generously admire superior
charms, but the most ardent lov
ers of beauty are found among
those who cannot lay claim to any
loveliness, except, possibly, that
of the soul.
At 12:45 Judge Goff finished
his formal charge to the jury,
which took up sixty-nine minutes.
The jury retired at 1:02 o'clock.
Fourth Trial For
Caleb Powers
The celebrated case of Caleb
Powers, former secretary of state
of Kentucky, and thrice sentenced
to death for the murder of Gov.
Goebel, lias came up for hearing
in the district court for the fourth
trial. The present trial promises
to be more interesting than its
predecessors. Former Governor
Black of New York, recognized as
ojie of the foremost criminal law
yers in the United States, has
been retained to conduct the de
fense and lie will be assisted by
former Governor Yates of Illi
nois, and several other attorneys
of prominence.
Paul Davis Meets
With Serious Accident
Paul Davis, an employe of the
Eureka Pipe Line Company at
Bra den Station, had the misfor
tune to get one of his feet badly
crushed late yesterday afternoon
while discharging his duties. Mr.
Davis was taken to the Wheeling
hospital this morning for treat
ment, and it was stated by a gen
tlemen who accompanied the pa
tient that he was afraid the mem
ber would have to be amputated.
To Color Lace.
White or cream lace may be col
ored to mutch ecru or coffee tints
by a thorough dip in the following
solutions: For cream color, a weak
strained solution of yellow ocher I
(3 cents' worth is enough for a I
year's use). Co (fee color may be
produced with strained coffee.
"String color" is made with a solu
tion of oolong tea. "Butter color"
can 1m? secured by a weak solution of
I gamboge. A few cents' worth can
I be bought at any drug store.
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DEPARTMENT STORE.
CARPETS,
MATTIMS,
LINOLEUMS
Tapestry Brussels Carpet per yapd, from - 55c to $ 1 .50
Velvet Brussels, from ... 75c to il.25
Axminsters, from .... 92 l-2c to jl.25
Savoneries - - - - - ? $1.50
In Brussels, yard wide - 35c
Ingrains, from - - - - - 50c to 50c
Hemps and Granite - - ? - 15c to 55c
Japan Mattings, beautiful designs in plains, greens, blues and reds
per yard at 25c to 35c
Linoleums, nice tile pattern, per yard ... 40c
Brussels and Ingrain carpet made, layed and lined free.
Don't place your order until you see our line and get our prices.
Sell ii]) bacli's
DEPARTMENT STORE
Successor to McCoy Bros.
PHONE 34
212 214 216 Diamond St. Sistersville, W. Va.
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H. M. STANBERY
CIVIL AMD CONSULTING
ENGINEER
Real Estate Agent.
Having purchased at consta
ble's sale the property of the Sis
tersville Athletic club, I hereby
offer for sale the grand stand and
fence at the ball park, together
with the lease of the land. Any
ball club will be given preference.
Office Rooms,
t and 2 MORRISON BUILDING
'Phone 199L. Res. 'Phone 50.
SISTERSVILLE, W. VA.
'The Affairs of
This Bank
Are governed with that conservatism, combined with enter
prise and lip-to-date methods, which make for soundness and
satisfactory banking service.
We invite new accounts, and will be glad to extend to you
the same care and attention which is so satisfactory to our
customers. We also pay 4% interest on time deposits.
The Peoples National Bank
Capital, $75,000.00. Surplus and Profits, $22,000.00.
8ISTERSVI LLE, W. VA.
jjj^ We sell dry goods, carpets, ladies' ready-made wear, mil
i* inery, lace curtains, linoleum, ladies', men's and children's
9 underwear, hosiery, notions and fancy goods, lace and em
broideries, white goods, linens, silk, dress goods, domestics
and thousands of articles too numerous to mention.
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Edwin N. Fischer
THE LARGEST STORE IN TYLER, WETZEL, MONROE AND
PLEASANTS COUNTIES.
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SOLE AGENTS
I for Standard Fashion and Patterns. ?1
or Phipps & Atchison Hats and Gage Hats. 3
for Black Cat, Onvx and Shaw Knit Hosiery. ?1
for Merode Underwear. a
for Kaho, Royal Worcester and Bon-Ton Corsets. ^
for Printzess and Sunshine Garments. 41
It matters not how modest, or how elaborate your Ideas are, we can bring forward just the goods you would like
and at the right price. Our stocks are so immense, so well selected, so varied, that a satisfactory selection is possible
in every particular. Our experienced sales people are at your service to show you everything your fancy dictates.
The entire organization of this great store at your command to insure a pleasing choice. Our prices are found by all
who have dealt with us to be below the average for strictly dependable merchandise.
Our Suit department is at
this time complete, in every
way. We have there Ladies'
and Misses' Tailored Suits,
Ladies' and Misses' Shirtwaists
Ladies' Misses' and Children's
Coats and Jackets.
Ladies' and Misses' Skirts ?
We show as complete a line as
can be found in this state.
We make garments to order
and alter anything that may
not fit, entirely free of
charge.
Over 1000 belts to pick from, in silk
and leather. Black, brown, navy, white,
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light blue, champagne, also the famous
"Buster Brown" belts in all colors at 25c.
lOOdoz. Ladie's muslin in six styles at . . 25c
50 Embroidered hemstitched handk'fs worth 15c for . 10c
10,000 yds. Torcheon Lace and Insertion to math at . 5c
100 doz. Towels, in 4 styles, regular 15c quality at . 10c
50 Hats, Trimmed Pattern hats, Street Hats and Ladies'
Sailors, regular $2 and $3 quality at $1.43
Children's Hats and Bonnets at special prices.
We show 200 styles of Curtains from 50c to $15.00 per
pair, in white, ecru and colored.
Our Carpet department offers the best and largest assort
ment of styles and at the very lowest prices possible.
The Little Beauty Waists for
Boys and Girls, made of fine
cambric and drilling in sizes I
to 12 years . . 25c
2 specials in Silk Underskirts
in black and colors
$5.95 and $7.50
500 yards India Linen regular
5c quality for this week at 5c
Wednesday Only
50,000 yards calico, including
American Indigos, Black and
Whites, Greys, Lights, also Tur
key Red and fancies, all to go at
per yard . 3 3-4c