Ceredo advance. [volume], August 01, 1906, Image 3

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The Ceredo Advance.
Kntpird «t thx noHi-ofllo* m t>irdo, W. V*
a* leoood claw matter.
Wetlnmlay, Aug. I, IlHKl.
I^t'alrouk of tbta paper will please send
tj thia oW'-p uollcesof tbelr friend* vt»ttin»
here or t lae rliere. - Kd.1
_ • LOCAL NEWS.
liiuts’ M.n S*c le for taiga 11 s.
Deputy Sheriff (.*. M. Johnson
was in town last Saturday.
William Feszell wan here from
Si lotoville, Ohio, last SuLday.
See Bruns’ 98 cent bargain
counter.
J. S. Shaver has returned from a
visit to home folks in Virginia.
Harrison Jarrell, of near Kenova,
made this cftiee a brief call last
W ednesday.
Biuns’ Shoe Store (Catlettsburgl
for bargains.
Airs. C. R. Gum has returned
from a visit with relatives at Phila
delphia, Pa.
Rev. Abe Hutchison of near
Centerville, was a Ceredo visitor
last Monday.
See Bruns' 75 cent bargain count
er.
Alaster Hugh Wright returned
last Sunday from a visit with rela
lives near Wayne.
Mrs. A. V. Feazell slipped and
fell last Thursday and severely
sprained her ankle.
Misses Mary and Harriet Peek, of
Keiioia, were calling on friends in
our town last week.
See Bruns' $1.49 bargain count
tr.
Miss Nina Slark, of Logan conn
ty, has been the guest of friends
here for sc\oral days.
Airs. Wayne P. Ferguson and
Airs. \\ ayne B. Ferguson visited
Huntington last Saturday.
Ste Bruns’ .‘>0 cent slipper count
er.
Mies Rhodes, of Ripley, this
Slate, has been the guest of her
cousin—Cieo. Rhodes—for the past
few days.
A. li. Dt Foe, who has been at
tending the rmdUal college at Lou
ievillr, Ky.. is now teaching school
at Mate wan.
Max Wright Mas so unfortunate
an to have his wrist l a Py sprained
while handling hose at the tire last
Wednesday night.
See Bruns’ #1.80 bargain counter
Salesmen Wanted to look after
our interist in Wayne and adjacent
counties. Salary or Commission.
Address, Thk Victor Oil Co ,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Rebecca Malcolm, of near
Punleith, called at this office last
Wednesday and had her name plac
ed on the Advance subscription
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adkins, of
Bluefield, are guests of Mr. A.’s
parents—Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ad
kins. Walter is looking well and
says he is enjoying good health.
There was y.;ry little interest
taken in the Democratic primary at
this place last Saturday, there being
but one polling place and only 57
votes cast here. It was quite dif
ferent in this county a tew years
ago. Then a Democratic primary
meant a big day and the streets of
our town were alive, as it were,
with people and money and boo/e
were plentiful. But a stranger in
town last Saturday would not have
known that an election of any kind
w 8 being held here—if some one!
{bad not informed him of the fact, r
See Bruns' *1-H* bargain counter, j
Mrs. James Hutchison is visiting {
relatives on Dock’s creek.
1’rof. and Mrs. E. O. Saun lets
have returned Ironi near I’oinerov,
Ohio, v here they have l*cen sojourn
lug with relatives for the past two
months. Miss Abbie Morgan ae
cctnpaiiiid them home.
I’eople of ('eredo and community.
Greeting: Don't wait too long be*
fore having your pianos and organs
attended to. by an expert tuner ami
repairer. It is well to remember
that ‘*a stitch in time saves nine.”
Address, M. \V. N. Gibbs, Box 7,
Ceredo, NY . V a.
Million dollar stock of choice
woolens ol every pattern, vCLIl be
displayed at Adkin’s Barber Shop,
Ceredo, Saturday, Aug. 4th. Wear
Eoksco clothes, made to your own
measure. A man ol experience will
1 take your measure and guarantee tit
and entire satisfaction. Edward E.
, Straus A Co., Chicago.
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•***■''• nubile*, wiic oi gross
man Jaims A. Hughes, will leave
Wednesday of this week in com
P»ny with her mother, Mrs. 8. 8.
Vinson, of Kellogg, for Seattle,
Wash. Mrs. Hughes and her
mother go to visit Mrs. Don Clark,
sister ol Mrs. Hughes, and they
will be abs. nt for six weeks or!
more. Miss 1 udell Hughes will
accompany her mother to the wet«t.
— Huntington Dispatch, July 29.
Two young men from Catletts
burg were in the city today passiug
hand bills advertising races to be
held at C aliens burg. They had
succeeded in disposing of a large \
number of them w hen Chief Daw-1
son interfered wiih their business!
and took lb m to the city jail where
they were to be given instructions
concerning laws ot the city. Later I
they were tuk<n out and with the i
chief went on the search of a third
young man who was in the same ;
business in another pail of the city. :
Huntington Advertiser, July 2 1
One of the employes of those
having the races in charge was ar- !
icste*d and fined by Ccredo’s mayor
for tic same offense. We have too |
nice a tow n here to have our streets
ami lawns “littered up” with adver
tisements. If those in charge of'
the ( at let ts bu rg races Would spend
the same amount of money in news
paper advertis ng that they do for
posters and tines for the ones they
employ in distributing the posters,
t ey would obtain better results.
Democratic Primaru Nominees. ;
There was a very light vote polled
all over the county la t Saturday.
The people of this county are lie
corning extremely independent in
their voting and scores of Demo
crats did not care to vote in the
Primary this year, as they are so
jwell pleased that their taxes will he
reduced by the Kepublican tax laws
that they propose to vote the lie-j
publican ticket.
I be following persons are the j
Democratic nominees; For House '
of Delegate**;C F Harris, of Lincoln
District, and Kyron Osborn, of
Stonewall District; County Com
missioner, I F. Counts, of Granf
District ; Couni v Superintendent ot
I* ree Schools, L. G. Sansom, of
Union District.
1 he candidates defeated last S*t
i unlay may congratulate themselves
that they will not be compelled to
go through a hard fought campaign
i and spend much time and money
and then be defeated by liepubli
I cans.
Water Works all Right.
1 he Aiivasck claims that hv its
persistent agitation of the matter
teredo people were induced toes-'
lablish a system of water works
I he tire at the home of Mrs Napier
last Wednesday n;ght proves be
yond the shadow of a doubt that
this paper was right in advocating
tire protection. Some i>eople argu- j
ed that the town could not afford to i
pay *1000 a year for this protec
lion. Hut they should reniemht r
that by reason of the water-works
tire insurance rates have been re
duced >o per cent, and property
at ibis one tire, probably to tbe
amount of $10,000, was savid by)
reason of tbe protection It would
have been impossible to have saved
Mrs. Napier's dwelling or any one |
of the three frame residences ad- !
joining, on the south. In all pro- '
liability the dames would not have
slopped at these buildings, besides 1
the brick wall of the bank building
would have been badly damaged. ’1'is ^
true that the money required to pay
for this protection and for street
lights will take about all the money |
t lir> tnu’n non raiun u • »n • _ I !
levy (37 cents on the $100 valua
tion^, but, the money is well ex
pended and the council, even if it
so desired, cannot enact laws pro
hibiting this expenditure. These
w ater and light claims must be met.
even should they take every cent of
the taxes collected—ami they cer
tainly will take about all that can
law fully be raised this year—unless
the people vote for an additional
levy This additional levy should
by all means be favorably acted up
on, as it is absolutely necessary to
put in a new sewer to carry off the
water that passes down the “l'
Street Canal.” If the council
should order a special election (as
the law requires) no voter should
hesitate a minute in casting his bal
lot in favor of say 20 cents addi
tional. This added to the*37 cents
would make 57, three cents less
than the levy has been for several
years.
This morning between Tf.O and
8 o’clock a heartrending accident
happened in North t'atletishurg. (’.
< >. passenger tradi No. 5, west
bound, struck the 14 months old
baby or Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Thomas,
not killing it instantly, but inflict
ing such serious injunes that'it can
not possibly live. Mrs. Thomas
haif gone to Kenova to visit, and
left the baby in the care of a neigh
bor. The little one strayed out of
the yard where it. had been playing,
and got onto the railroad track.
When the train came rushing along,
the bal>e was unable to gain a place
of safety and was s ruck, its skull
being crushed and the scalp torn
from the head The physicians
called, pronounced it a very serious
case.—(’atlettsburg cor. Ashland
Independent. July 24.
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Married.
Mr. W. If. Harris and Miss Mat
tie Hunter i.ere united in wedlock’s
holy bonds Thursday evening, July
26, 1906. The ceremony was per
formed by Ilev. A. S. Wolfe at the
M. £ parsonage.
The young couple immcdiately
went to housekeeping, having had
room* engaged at the residence of
Lindsey Webb on Last First street,
where their furniture had been plac
ed several days prior to the wed
ding. Mr. Harris is employed by
the Camden Interstate ICy Co.
FOR tmeT Fttr.
Allen’s Foot i^ase 2£c; Violet
Talcum powder, 10c; Violet Hazel
Oint ment, 25c; corn plasters, I tic;
bunion plasters, 10c; Magic corn
cure, lOc. Florentine Drug Store,
Wild <fc Boette, Huntington, W.
! Va.
WE WILL MOVE ABOUT AUG. 1st S
Instead of July lOtb, as we first announced. This delay is due to failure of the contrac* Ub
tor* complying with former Agreement, which was to have otir building ready by July 10ih. ^
In the meantime our ONE-FOl RJII OFF Removal Reduction on “Clothing Only” will con* $
tinue.
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°NK ForR "1 M FN.S and BOYS’ SUITS and ODD TROUSERS 8
Ht * "'‘■son when vacations call for some extra apparel such »» yon can obtain here at VA LESS. The »
earlier yon get around the better chance of getting jn«t what yon had pictured nnt. T>
u * *' k nr*s fronting wr*ar on faCAtiotm—Eitra Cliff Trorm#*r?<. Kv<#rytliiiiK M»n or Boy n^fdn,
$IS.?5 For Men’s $25 Suits. $16.50 For Men’s $22 Suits, g
All Ollier ('lotliing It educed in I’rojMirtlon—One-Fourth Off.
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Huntington. W. Va.
Carpenter’s Gut Price Sale.
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These reductions in prices will compelyour attention
seasonable goods, perfect in style and finish, on
sale today and while the lots last.
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Wash Goods Prices Reduced.
Checked hite Nainsook and 28 iuch wide
"hite .ndia Linon at .5o
Yard wide. Linen Finish, White Dixie Cloth,
At only. IQo
Fine, Dotted 8wiss Muslin and Figured Or*
paudies in Checked Dimity EtTeot, and
15c aud 19c White Hoods at. 121c
Good Percales and Organdy Lawns in Light
or Dark Colors, at.7c
Yard wide Fine Sea Island Poreale anti
many styleB of 15o Dimities and Lawns
at.*. .. 10c
Good Wide Lawns iu Plain Colors or Light
aud Dark Figured effects at 4 Cents a Yd.
MILLINERY MARKED DOWN.
ALL FINER TRIMMED HATS AT HALF PRICE. Every Hat iu our store that was
priced at from *3 to *11.50 now z\ just HALF PRICE.
All Cheap Trimmed Hate, all Dutrimmed Shapes, at ONE THIRD OFF.
All Children’s Fancy Hats and Bounets at HALF PRICE.
All Women’s White Duck Hats, Sailors aLd other shapes, with plain or embroidered
crowu, quill trimmed, at HALF PRICE.
Women's While Suits Reduced 10 Per Cent.
Women’s Wrappers marked down 20 per cent. This cut price applies to all white or
iRht color Lawn or Percale Wrappers. They are full and well made,' yoke trimmed with
flounce ou bottom.
Slimmer Shoes Marked Dow.i.
Special hararain taldp? of Womeu’H Oxford?, only ?inall tnz'»?, uone larirar than siz*' 4
al 2;>c, f>0c and 75c.
LACE CURTAINS
1-4 OFF. •
25c Jelly Glasses
at 16c Dozen.
Hie D. H. Carpenter Go.
Division Street,' iS-V.’VT.nJ.'^rgStt-EXSi Catlettsburg. Ky.
Splendid Gas Mantles at fWPfMttiffftfittttMHtdl
the Advance Stationery ^ IHK UliST NATIONAL HANK, g
_OF CKREDO. W. VA. Z
Store for only 10 cent*. g Capita^ - I f $80,00000 g
Better ones (wo for 25 els. ’ Su,i,lus i,n<l 1 Jo(ii vu.irMi i rot its, $11,000 y.s ,
we 80LICIT YOUR BUSINESS. “ U
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Many of the best people don't know, but a few of the smart set do know
where to find the big show of all kinds of
House Furnishings. ^
One room 30x100,3000 square fret, devoted exclusively to Carpets, Rugs,
Linoleums and Floor Coverings.
125.'styles brass and iion beds shown
75. styles of bed room suits shown
00 styles of side boards shown
55 styles of china closets and buffets
shown
50 styles of dining tables shown
70 styles go-carts shown
30 styles gas ranges and cookers shown
40 styles steel ranges and coal cook
stoves shown
'll
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