Sistersville daily review. [volume], June 14, 1905, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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1 See our display of High Grade but
Low Price Leather Couches and Bed
Davenports in our window. There is
nothing any better made and the price
is not as high as you would pay for
low grade goods. :
YOU CERTAINLY WILL NEED
a Refrigerator this month. We have
the best hard wood and medium price
Refrigerator on the market.
We have not said anyhing about
I Iron Beds and Bedding for some time.
I We still handle the Cleveland Brass
land Iron Beds and Bullerdecks Fa
mous Mattress.
We have just received a large ship
ment of room-size rugs. Come and
see them.
Frame & Henderson
THE HOME FURNISHERS,
'Phone 121
| 400, 402, 404 Diamond Street, Biiterivilli, W. Va.
All The Best
Toilet Soaps
Among our choice line of soaps
you will find all the best toilet
soaps now on the market.
When buying toilet soaps we
are exceedingly careful to secure
soaps of fine quality, soaps pure
enough and good enough to use on
baby's tender sensitive skin ?
soaps that are beneficial to the
skin ? soaps that could not possi
bly harm the skin.
Corbitt's Pharmacy
'THE OPERA HOUSE DRUG STORE"
fa GOOD RECEIPT ")
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There is no better evidence of the payment of a bill or an
account than an old cancelled check; neither is there a safer i
way to remit money than by check.
These things with lots of others are here for the asking..
The Peoples National Bank
Capital, $75,000.00. Surplus and Profits, $23,000.
BISTERS VI LLE, W. TA.
H. M. STANBERY
1IVIL AND CONSULTING
ENGINEER
Real Estate Agt.
Morrison Building,
Sistersvilk, West Va.
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Oldent Dwellinfrn In Europe.
One of the very earliest human set
tlements In Europe Is Ileche Corbon.
ou the banks of the Loire, seven miles
above Tours. Here limestone cliffs
stretch for miles and are pigeonholed
with caves, which are on different lev
els and open on to terraces. When the
re?t of the country was nothing but
forest land Roche Corbon was a thriv
ing settlement Inhabited by wild skin
clad predecessors of the present cave
dwellers. ? These terraces and caves
were formed by the action of mighty
rivers, and during the glacial period,
1 when the climate of that portion of
France was very severe, man drove
out the bears and hyenas and took ref
uge in these natural shelters, which
faced south, and so became human set
tlements of a primitive sort. Near at
hand were the rivers and great forests
full of fish and game.
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The river is still inclined to act
in a dog in the manger manner,
despite the heavy rains along the
headwaters last Saturday and
Sunday and later. The local stage
at five o'clock Monday afternoon
was eight feet two inches, at sev
en o'clock this morning it was
eight fe^t one inch, and at noon
yesterday eight feet three inches.
The river was rising slowly at
Pittsburg aud Parker this morn
ing, but stationary elsewhere.
The postoffiee authorities have
called the attention of posmasters
throughout the country to a regu
lation forbidding carriers to sell
tickets for picnics on their routes,
or to have any negotiations which
are in effect, asking for sums of
money, which it would not be
pleasant for the recipient of the
mail to refuse. The regulation is
sweeping and comprehensive. Re
ports have come in of late regard
ing various enterprises of this i
sort, which, it is assumed, had |
been started because he law had
been so little invoked of late.
Lest this old world should lie
come jaded and weary of itself,
says the Philadelphia Press, we
have each year 1he army of grad
uates, eager, hopeful, enthusias
tic, and with a zest for life which
arouses even the pessimist to a
fresh irfjterest in humanity and
things. The cocksurencss of the
average graduate and his tem
erity in attacking problems so
great that the wisest have lain
| down under them often provoke
a smile: yet we love him none the
I less. We cannot do without him.
ITe is an infusion of fresh blood
into t lie world's veins. He quick
ens our hope and our self-confi
dence. and helps us look upon the
whole vast scheme of things with
a kindlier eye. We believe in
him, even while we sigh over the
rude disillusionments that await
him and because of him we be
lieve more heartily in ourselves.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
I Lot Matting Remmants I 7 Q|^ | GROCERY DEPARTMENT
a* Big A Flour, fancy patent - jjjj.
Reed Rockers with arm ? i aw 'n. . , . ?
rests, worth $2.50 - $ I .VO , p,cklcd ^
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Hammocks, Large /7r [n i IUC
assortment - lOv IU ?P"|_
Cream Cheese
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Oak Dresser worth $10, -#d-*7 CA I
* ?vw | Loose Roast Coffee - 1 2 I "2C
Oak Chiffoniers, worth $7 ^ ^ 6 Bars fine Toilet Soap - 25C
Cream of Wheat, pkg. - i
Corn Starch pkg. 5c
2 Pkg. Grapenuts - - 25f
Best Calico Print in Red and cr
Blue, worth 6c - - Jv
Mohair Luster Suitings | o i or
worth 20c - I A I "il
Ladies Turnover Collars, Ecru i
and Arabian colors - ? "v
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Strictly Fresh Country Butter, Eggs, Vegetables and
Produce.
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DEPARTMENT STORE
PHONE 34
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? Dry Goods, Carpets,
X Millinery and Ladies'
| Ready-Made Wear.
The Largest Store in
Tyler, Wetzel and Mon
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At One-Half Price
Now Is Your
Time
I All Records of Previous Efforts Broken. Seasonable Goods
Odds and Ends to go Regardless of Actual Cost.
All of Our
$1.15, $1.25, $1.35
and $1.50 qualities
in Velvet, Axminster
and Moquett carpets,
making, lining and
laying included, will
go during this sale
at 95c per yard.
Curtains, door pan
els, linoleums, oil
cloths, and window
shades also to go at
a great reduction.
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We have placed
our entire stock of
Ladies Tailor Made
Suits, Ladies Jackets, y0 gdyan,
Ladies, Misses and L , . .
Children's Hats at ,a9? of he ,ow
exactly half price. Pr'ces ^at we are
All shirtwaist suits, *? se" our
shirtwaists, ladies' entire stock of
wrappers, kimonas, Wash Goods, Dress
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duction of 25c on an(* White Goods,
the dollar.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
Will be given through our entire store. It will pay you to call
and see and investigate.