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The Ceredo Advance.
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WEPKESDAY, JULY 27. 1910.
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LOCAL, >K\VS,
Welcome, school teach* rs.
1 he swimming pool at Camden
pa-k h very popular.
Miss Aima Collier has returned
from a \ hit to the south.
Mrs. Elisha Piles of Kellogg is
‘V-'i’J sick with tuberculosis.
Prof. E. O. Saunders lias rcturn
e 1 from Hemlock (irove, Ohio.
Miss Marie Sayre has recovered
from an attack of typhoid lever.
Moses <)cie and Jellie McCoy
of W ayne arc guests of Miss Evelyn
Davi<.
Miss Edith Marcum has been the
guest of relatives at Louisa, Ivy ,
lor the past lew days.
C. A. David and (. lias. Stone
took in the C. it O. excursion to
Cincinnati !bst Sunday.
Mrs. H. H. Ruthei ford, who was
the gut si of home folks near Cyrus
for several days, has returned home.
(’apt and Mrs. Frank Mott at
tended the funeral of the late Judge
J. M ilurns^at Ashland, Kv., la-t
Friday.
H. \N . Adkins visited his sister,
who has been cjuite ill for some
time, near Coal (irove, Ohio, last
Sunday.
Lost—A black and yellow tan
female hound. Kinder will phase
return same to Slelby ltay, Ceredo,
W. \ a., and l»e rewarded.
Miss Willie Frazier has returned
lroin a visit to Ceredo. She wa*
accompanied by Miss Edith Mar
cum.— Pig Sandy News, duly -J-J
•L W. Luther of Welch was at
Camden park last Friday evening.
He was en route home from Chica
go where he had been for several
weeks.
Prof. T. II. Winters of I ronton.
Ohio, who has been elected super
intendent of our public schools, i»
attending the teachers’ institute
here.
John Sanders of Ashland, Kv ,
who has the contract lor repairing
the Central School building, has
had a crew of workmen on the job
several days.
1 h« teacher* in attendance at ihe
institute here this week, will find
much to interest and amuse them at
( amdeu park of evenings during
their sojourn with us.
Ihe losses by fire during the
month of June in West V'irginia
amounted to $208.852 00; insur
ance on same, $«9.250 00. No
losses were reported from Wayne
comity.
W II. Hutchison of Kenova, H
F. I). No. 1, called last Saturday
and renewed his subsc/iption to the
Al»\ A s' e. He has long heen a sub
scriber to this paper and is one of
Way no county’s best citizens.
The t*acbers in town attending
the institute are ceriafnlv a good
looking and intelligent body. This
being the first institute held in the
state this year there are many
teachers in attendance from ad
joining counties.
I he following named persons
were guests of ('apt. and Mrs
Frank Mott the latter part of last
week: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Puthuff
of Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs. A. A
Wilson of Portsmouth, and Mrs.
A. Daniels of Kenova.
Freeland Wormnan had the mis
fortune to mash a couple of hi*
fingers one day last week, whth
working on the Walker N. A W
carpenter force. On account of the
accident Mr. Workman has been
“off duty” for several days.
Kalph Hiieh and Uojd (’auffman
of l.idliz, I*.i , were the guests of
P. H. Hippie last. Friday. They
are traveling in a canoe to New
Orleans, having left Pittsburg about
two weeks ago. The young men
are friends of Mr. Hippie's brother
who lives in Pennsylvania.
Oipt. Wni. Shannon rf Dickson
aed A. II. Miller of '\ orebligbt,
Ivy., were gue-ts of ( , K, ({rm on
Tuesday night, of last w« ek. While
in town Mr. Shannon called at this
office and renewed hi* subscription
t.o the Ai v ■ ,< He has been a
subscriber in the p iper ever smoe
its firs- i- io n< :rlv twenty-five
year* ago.
I le* eoun y ciirf <»f this county
composed of John Jarrell, I. F.
Count* and .1. Osburn, were re
cently in consultation with Chas.
I’. Light, state highway inspector,
in regarrl to macadamizing the
road from Westmoreland to the
Ceredo corporation line. It is
hoped that this work will he done
without delay.
Born
To Mr. ht d .Mr*. I^ord Ward, of
near town, July 9*, 1910, a daugh
ter.
lee Cream Social.
I be you our ladies of the First
Congrecational Sunday school wid
i give an ice cream social ou the
lawu of the church 1 hursdav even
ing.
Work 24 Ilnurs A l*av.
1 lie busiest little things ever made
ar*- Dr King’s New Li!** Pills. Everv
pill is a sngurcoated globule of health,
that changes weakness into strength,
languor into enefgjr, brain fag into
mental power: curing Constipation.
Headache, Chills, Dyspepsia, Malaria.
- at 1 ’loss Drug Store, CVreilo, and
K. -»ey Williams. Kenoru.
Broke Ills Ann.
James, the little five-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stafford, who
r'irude in Brownstown, fell from a
tree Monday evening and broke his
at tn besides he sustatuod other
sevt re injuries.
Shaving Materials.
Safety Razors, 81.00 to *5 00
Sb aving Soap an<1 Stiek, 10c to 25e
Shating t’reim (Johnson's), 25c
Shaving Brushes, 10c to 81.50
Razor Strops, 25c to f 1 50
W iI(1 A Boette, I'lorentine Drug
Store, Fourth Avenue and Ninth
Street, Iluutington, \V. Va.
K«y DuttVy.
Roy, son of Mr and Mr*. X. D.
Dnffey of Kenova, was buried
Sunday, July 24. at Woodland
cemetery, Coal Grove, Ohio. i’he
funeral servieis were held in the
Kenova M. E. church and the ser
mon was preached by Rev. \\\ F.
Sheppard, pastor. The edifice was
crowds I and many persons were
standing, which showed the sym
pathy of the people for this sorrow
stricken family. Their son was an
excell* nt young man ami was at the
time ot his death in military ser
vice at Fort Monroe. During n
miruic l altle an explosi- ii of pow
der killed Roy DutTey and ten
other soldiers instantly.
Those Pies of Itoyhood.
How delicious were the pies of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste so good.
What’s changed? The pies? No. It’s’
you. You’ve lost the strong, In altuy
stomach , the vigorous liver, the active
kidneys. th>‘ regular bowels of boyhood
Your digestion is poor and you blame
the food V\ Imt sneeded? A complete
tuning up by Klerstnc Hitters of all or
gans of digestion—-Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys, Bowels. Try them. They II re
store your boyhood appetite and ap
preciation of food aud fairly saturate
your body with new health, strength
and vigor. 50o at Bloss Drug Store,
Ceredo, and [{. Ney Williams, Kenova.
Ail ln( i*rest iiifj Lert lire.
Prof. W. P. Sbawkcy, State
Superintendent of Free Schools,
gave a lecture at the M. E. church
Monday evening, in connection
with the teachers’ institute, which
was very interesting, as well as in
s’.rticlive lie gave an account of .%
visit to Europe, and the sights hr
saw going and coming, and while
■cross the ocean. Although the
evening was an extremely warm
one and the lecture lasted for about
two hours the large audience re
unified until the end and would
have willingly listened much Ion
Prof, and Mrs ,1. YV Jones left
yesterd ty for Batavia, Ohio, where
Mr. Jones has accepted the super
intendence of t„e public schools.
Batavia ii only twenty-five miles
roiii f incmnati and is quite a good
sized town. Mr. and .Mrs, Jones
made many friends during th ii
• tay in ( eredo, who were sorry to
see them leave.
M e learn lint the republican dis
tri<t conventions will be held
August ii, to send delegates to a
county nominating convention to
b* held at the coart house August
1 ;. Phc county committee is caller)
to meet Aug. I, when the call will
be regularly made. The committee
almost put off the call too late, but
if a good ticket is placed in the
field it cm be elected anvway.
Don t fell everything you
1 km w, don't fell everything you
I h^ar, don’t blister your tongue
with backbiting, don't ho Entail's
I bellows to blow up the fire of
j strife hi the community. Either
cut off ft bit of your tongue or
season it. with the salt of graee.
, quick to work and slow to
! talk. Think of your own faults
ere other people’s faults you tell.
On account of the ,\f. E. church
! being too small to hold the large
crowd of teachers it has been de«
j aided to h ddjthe afternoon sessions
i of the teachers’ institute at the
I Camden park pavilion.
When the Stomach fails ro perforin its
functions, the bowels become deranged,
the liver and the kidneys congested
* causing numerous diseases. The stom
ach and liver mnft be restored to a
healthy condition and Chamlterlam’s
' Stomach arid l.iver Tablets can he de
pended upon to do it. Easy to take and
j most effective. SoM by ali dealers.
»
[•Judge .1. M. Hums Dead.
Judge M. Born • died »i
Ashland I t Wendtsday morn*
mg aged 8t». after a short illness.
.fudge Hums hvis well known
throughout this entire section. He
was a lawyer and politician who*e
oratory and musical voice his |t.
sounded from t* itlettsburg to the
ll'uiuberlan 1 mountains. As a debat
er on poblical questions Mr. Burns
feared no one and he had few
oqusls.
Me was always found fighting in
lie ranks of the Republican party,
although in vet ungeiitlemanly be
meaning these who leaned to the
opposite party. l>urtng the hot
test periods of campaigns he alw ays
respected the beliefs of opponent
and thus gained innumerable friends
from the oppos ng ranks.
As a lawyer In* stood among those
I at the head of the bar Wheihei
j defending a person charged w ith
a misdemeanor or murder, that
| same reasoning power was eve>
I I r sent. When he became interest
*d in a 111 order case it is said that
I Judge Burns could bring tears t,.
the eyes of the most hard hearted
| juryman wbeu be depicted scenes at
tending the distressed family who
, were awni irg the return of their
I loved one.
Mr. Barns served in many ottiec
in Kentucky with credit to him sell
ami that commonwealth.
The deceased was the father ot
Mrs. Frank Mott of this j lace.
Funeral services were conducted
Friday after which the remain
were interred in the Ashland oeine
tery.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
ho we Is *o expel poisonous matter , chain-w
the system, cure constipation and sick
headache. Sold by till dealers.
Crete, \V. \ a.
Health in this locality is fairly
H«»od, with but few exceptions.
C. W. Cyrus’ children have
whooping cough. They are getting
along finely.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs, IS. ('.
Fraley, .Inly 20, 1910, a son.
The oil fever at this place Iihh
ub.-iled somewhat. Only 9<i in
the shade
Mr. K/.ra Hatton and Miss Marv
Hay were n it* • 1 in holy wedl.u k
duly 20, at the home of the bride’s
grand mother, Mrs. Mary A. Han
som, of Wilson creek. Kev. \V .
II Fraley of this place tied the nup
tial knot and partook of the good
tilings to cat .
Ai langemeuts are being mad.
for Children’s Day at this place—
the second Sunday in August_the
movement having be* n inaugurated
by M. Shelton, who can always In
depended upon to take the In d in
any movement for the entertain
ment. or hern lit of the community
An interesting program has hi cn
prepared and we expect to have ex
ercises worthy of the occasion. All
are cordially invited.
The tobacco crop of this locality
is somewhat on the decline. Th.
recent rains and Hood have damagid
farmers this year, and only a halt
crop is expected.
Win. Vance of this place has the
champion fruits this year—apples,
peaches, pear* and cherries j’he
wnter is an eve witness id th s
assertion and can say that Mr.
Vance has peaches that will tnea
ure 12 inches in circumference. If
any farmer can beat that let him
now speak or forever afterward
bold hi* peace.
July 22, IP 10.
Com
Napnlcoi. m (iril
was of the unconquerable, never sav
di -kind.the kinrl that von need most
when you hrtvi* a bad cold. cough or
lung discus** ; oppose troches, r*oi'f»h
sirups, cod liver oil or doctors have all
IhUkI, dun f lose heart or hope Tuk“
! Dr King's Now l)i~eovery. Sufi far
I lion is guaranteed when us* d for nuy
I throat or lung trouble. It has sa.< d
thousands of hopeless sufferers, It nms
ters stubborn colds, obstinate conghs
| hemorrhages, lugripp*, croup, asthma,
; hay fever and wli toping cough and is
tie most safe arid certain Joined v tu r
? 1 Of
Store,
Republican
miiiiritiiio
I iirtmant to
committee on
Hill Im* ;l Iim!
rr[inbllcad V'*t
School IIimih
r1n* (lipfricl
11» ] 0, thrrc
i«>it of t Ip*
till* < t r.i-l* >|
in
' eredn dim riot, Wro-rie county, VV
Va , on Saturday, August •», |Jt|n,
at 3 p. m , for the purport* of nomi
nating candid it< * for president and
anrt two member* of the hoard of
education of ( credo district to hr
elected at the following November
elect tot..
Koht. fl IN< 111! an, f fliii.
II. D. IIi.hiihan, ) (\>m
< ‘OIH III iff «*<* A| r*f| j ||jr.
There will he a meeting «>t the
Wayne CounVr Republican Kxi cu
I live Committee held at Wavne, W.
I Va.. on Monday, Augu«t j, 1 f#|o,
at 11 o'clock, a. rn.. for the pnrpo-o
t of calling District and County
' nominating convention*,
i J. B. Bcrgbsis, Chairman.
Carpenter's Gut Price sale
— —
• ticking; ji ly we will slaughter prices
| on overstocked parts of our big stock. Quality and
^ style are the strong features of our showing and with the low
; prices now prevailing make an irreistible combination for the
! buyer.
> SEE OUR
win now
k DISFL-vY of
GUT PRICE SUMMER SHOES.
ALL STYLISH
\LL NEW .
ALL GOOD LEATHER
! si 98
» $*>.45
i
\ $*>.95
For Women's Pumps. Sandals. Oxfords,
$2 50 ({ratio in black, kitl or gun metal or
patent aud tan kid.
Fer Women's finer $3 00 quality low cuts,
same styles .
For Women's finer £150 quality low eats,
same styles.
$1.35
$1.98
82.45
82.95
K».r \Vonn>n*n Pumps, 0\f r<N or SamlnU,
$1 50 irmdo.
I'«'r Men's Oxfords, tan, bhn-k or nan »f.
$3 50 kind
Men's hand sewed, tnn. l»7a k or tiut• *nt
«Ht kind .
Kor Mon’s hand sowed, hlnok, t m or nat
ent ,|«J 50 kiud.
Two Specials in Men's Tailored Suits, $10,09 and $15.00,
I 1* or ten dollars. worth ifl2.."»0, w»* show six now up
. to (Into patterns in worsteds.
| For fltoou hollars you ran tako your choice of our
big stork of very ft:u> suits, light or dark color*, fine
worsteds and serges that have Ikm n s Hint* „t S'tl .,0
lip to !*is (VO.
K»ys’ School Suit* at S1.T5
>
i
!* ('boii •* of our stock of 00. $■> $•„> 50 and #:l 00
StrniKht Pants Suits , and choice of .ill $2 00 K nicker
i
>
i
tiockor Saits at a DOLLAR AND SEVENTY-FIVE
.CENTS.
I
Women s Dresses and Suits Very Cheap.
It a folly to row* during the hot weather w h* ti the assortment of atylee and »» zap in dftin*
ty Biimmpr clothe* in ho complete here.
Special Bargains at $2.43, $3.38, $4.25, $5. to, $6.37, $6.80 and s
Curtains, Rugs and Mattings Very Cheap.
A bio stock of new pattern to select from. 20 per cent, or i-s olf the price of
all Ruffled Curtains.
MA TTINGSI
REDUCED
22e for tin* ‘,'50 Japnuo.se Carpet. Mattings.
')'»(' for rlic IKK' iitid 85e Straw Mattings.
15r for tlm I So iiml '20c Chinese All Straw Mattings
12 V **"' the 15c Chinese All Straw Mattings.
RIGS
REDUCED]
*20 for 0x12 feet *25 Axrainster, Velvet and Brussels.
$1S for Ox I2 feet $28 50 Velvet ami Brussels.
$10 for tlxItS feet $20 Tapestry Brussels.
$12 for 11x12 feet $16 Tapestry Brussels
GARRETS 1
REDUCKDI
OOe for 75e All Wnnl B(*st ingrain Garpets.
52e for 65c All W(K)1 Filled, Holton Chain Ingrain Carpets.
Other grades at 25c , 8<to and 40c.
THE D. H. CARPENTER CO.,
Division Street, Catlettsburg, Ky.
WRIGHT BROS. CO.
DEALERS IN
Everything to Eat and ^
Wear.
1 ' .+*
Large Stock of Furniture
and Hardware.
F^rices Always Reasonable
a STREET
C'credo, West \ *^hiia.
Ol O. W. Hl TIWAItTA*
PAYS Tor our FULL BOOKKlilEP
INiJ OOIJKMM 8CUOLARQHil' If
you w 11to at once and atute whore
you hhw thin ad, Koguifir price In
•> i OO. To advartin© tluaBchool.only
n limited nr«rt.rfnr of HehoJarshlpH
will b« sold at the low rate of $26
ITnot ready now, wii « and bavo one reserved and
'■' « will lot you pay later. Wo can also teach you by
rxiail If you prefe.'.
BUSINKSS COLLEGE.
a r *r»
TXIUINVIU.F!, KT,
A Goad Refrigerator
1^ ;• I'rofifIn vcMtincnt.
A < II i;A I' ON i; IS \ s and tborefoma
A \ bad imv-atrn‘jnf,
That food wonldn'r h»vr> rftof|*<d over ■ 'nnd ir in « good rcfritf
•f-itor- arid that would have r.» u a .. tnj< of money and worry .
f A U TER flTsfl'l! [t KJ • A i f )!I. A HK TDK At/ They do not
vvn«tr* ice -they do prndnee inl,>ii>t> dry cold in ; they nr** eaiHy rh-nn
ed—they are the nin«r mnilaiy mud".
[dm*d with jKn-rnlnin or rnam t . hold from |o |<V| pound* of
ire—CoiiTf*rii«*nt»y urrunioi armri nenl lor f<k»• i nf , v rjr kind—be atiro
fo look at and jitico tlicw* refrijp rator-* In for" yon fully decide.
.M . CiltTKK & CO.
Complete Hotne Outfitter*. 1 nd« rtnkefs and Ktnbnlmer*.
922-924 4TH
AVENUE
HUXTJNWmN
FREDERICK
BLOvK
PROPERTY FOR SALE
{INI'. ACRE on 51 • li • :i good one- t > < r >
" dwelling coatainltlg lour lari' rootm- .11',I
a good coat and wash liou.e; five l>earlii|( ap
ple I ices beside* several young apple and cher
ry trees. Thi properly Is situate near tlio ?»
a sv . station in the southern part of Ceredo,
W. V.i., ami ran Is- bought at a riMHunalile Mint
•»r w ill exchange for a small •arm.
At'ItttH u 1 he \. 11*et • of Twelve Polo
'"'r one mile hi and two tiviUM
sbov e It11 tin lo. A Inti! one-halt of this bind
Im cleared and three litres urn level. Thu
1 I’.round i« feitllo anil .11 of It run lie formed.
It. lies on It two goad springs of water, .»
lie veil log home containing three room*; ill
ho u Im; iiHrn. Only ».in (mif mile lo school
and I1 milis to chinch. This property will
in* sold tit 11 i< irgnin It •-»!« Is made at once.
■“•ft Af'RF.S T a in '. •'rom Lockwood sta
• '
Ki. This land I* fertile rtml alt of it is in corn
and grass. excepting ...» acres. Fences are
good; gun! well 01 water and two good springs.
One mile from church and of a mile front
s< hool. Price H2i 0; one-half cash, balance in
j «ix and twelve months .
4 A C K IIS — a bout one-half good 1>ot tom land
rich and suitable for gardening; large
1 apple trees and * -me miter Iruit; also small
vineyard he iring well. Hmi‘i> with three rooms
■ in good condition; sntol;.* house and atone milk
house; ham, crib and other hul'dings. Situate
one m.l from either Huntington or I entral
! City, W. Va. A good well with an abundance
of good, healthy wafer, p ice '7m;.
J‘>1| A< KES \ him • Hir-* cl ired, 7"
l»>xf acres In gin*"-: hsiRfcc lit corn and
| outs. Ten acres level la mi rest can tie farm*'*!
all fettiie • 0.00 five-room fra mb
i dwelling. Farm lot . ted five miles from Ce
redo, ot, county road. 1 tn re Is also « good
| orchard, about M an > t . >s 17 ol which ore
Just hegtnnlUK to f..»«r. <>oi.d spring near
; dwelling. Price $11 ■: one-half cash, balance
; In 12 months, with i<-*,ii intetcsf
* For any other information 1 egardiug the above
| properties call oa or w rite
T. T. AlcbOUGAL
O-redo, Went V».
Dr. Dltson P. Garter
DENTIST
•’ll Av».,Cor. IOth St.,
Odd FhIIow Build lug,
Huntington, W. Yav
\KE nfill obtainable at this
store. Call and take
a look at farhion’a latent
dpprooa in headwear.
The prices are v*ry low.
JHr*. E. Taylor, Ceredo, W. Va.^
V--T
T. T. MeDtXJGAL,
Fire and Life Insu*
ranee Agent,
W VA
erttrno.