Ceredo advance. [volume], May 31, 1911, Image 4

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TheCeredo Advance.
T. T. McDOVOAL,
KDITOK ANDMOmiRTOI.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1011.
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIZC
At laft reports everything was
<juiel along the great Kanawha
Commencement being over, the
sweet June bride is next in order.
Tiiukk month* vacation for the
girl* and boj s of Cercdo and Ken
ova school*.
Nineteen members of the pou1
try trust are on trial in New York.
Cock-a-doodle-do!
Dogfennkl harvesting is about
due. The best time to harvest the
obnoxious weed is before it gets its
growth.
An exchange says ‘ this is wom
en’s age.” but the editor was wise
enough to not tell the number of
the years.
McGraw, the ripper, lost his
slipper, coming thro’ the rye. Wat
son picked it up,' and winked the
other eye.
Reports from Cincinnati are to
the effect that George B. Cox out
pointed Prosecutor Hunt iu their
recent bout.
Evidentet those legislators at
Charleston played a pretty good
game of tag—the Democrats being
designated ‘ It.”
‘•On to Reno!” was the divorce
cry of a train load of women leav
ing Chicago the other day. Seems
to us we would rather live with the
old devil and all his imps than re
main in Reno six months.
Tiik activity of the Watson
Chilton lobby at Charleston more
strongly leads one to believe that
it is easier for a camel to pass
through ill? eye of a needle than
for a poor man to enter the United
States senate from West Virginia
The June Woman’s Home Com
panion is in'ercsting and useful in !
a great variety of ways. One of
its splendid features, particularly
entertaining ami valuable at the
present time, h a description of a
large number of “safe and sane”
celebrations of the Fourth of July
which actually took place last year.
In refusing a pardon to Charles
W. Morris and John li. Walsh,
the ex bankers who are serving sen
tences ol fifteen and live years re
spectively lor stealing thousands of
dollars of their depositors’ money,
I resident I aft has done the right
thing. If criminals are to be par
dootd, a hat is the use to go to all
the trouble of trying and convict
itg them? W hen tin sc violated
the high trust imposed upon them
by their respective depositors they
knew they were walking into jail.
So let them take the bitter with the
I sweet.
After being separated from her
husband for forty y<ar«, Mrs. Peter
Sharp has located him in Chicago—
only to find he has wedded another.
However, Sharp was sharp enough
to promise to support both women,
after which everything seemed
sere ne.
Those legislators who voted
against a direet primary law would
best not run for otlice any more, for
all the good it would do them. An
indulgent public has put up with
-bis tomfoolery as long as it can,
and the uext election will prove it.
When the people want anything
they want it, and those who failed
to acqhiesce to the demands made
ot them at Charleston sounded their
political death knell.
The editors ot the Tri-State En
terprise and Advance want the
county to build a road to run auto
mobiles on, across the lower end of
the county. I think we had better
have roads we can travel safely
w ith a wagon or buggy fir.-t—Skin
h lint in VYayne News.
Skin Flint is laboring under a
misapprehension. The editor of
the Advance does not want the
county to build a road “across the
lower end of this county for auto*
ruibiles.” But he does tbiuk the
county should assist in repairing
the rjidway in order to mike it
passable for automobiles, wagons,
buggies, etc. A roadway that is
not good enough for automobiles is
not good enough for wagons and
other vehicles. A number of
prominent business men of Hunt
ington have signified their willing
ness to assist with money in repair
ing the road in the north-eastern
part of the county, leading from
(.’credo's corporate line to the
Cabell boundary; and we think
ihn county should encourage the
project. {Should ^thu he done the
road will l>e free for every’ one,
including *‘iSkiu Flint” should he
wish to drive an automobile or a
game rooster up and down the
public highway.
Premises are Sound.
There is no fault to find with the
premises of the Chilton-Watson ar
gument. These gentleman know
that it the people of West Virginia
could vote on their right to seats
in the United States senate they
would he as hopeless as the trail
tional cl aw less cat in perdition.
J heir supporters and henchmen
know the same tiling, and the cor
porations and Interests behind them
know ,t, too. The only chance for
the senators to succeed themselves
*s to hamstring the voters and deal
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OUlt APPEAL
LO YOUNG MEN
'yoi DON I HAVH TO ASK WHAT COLORS
n|K! styles are being worn this senson.
lust look in our windows and you can see for
yourself.
We Have the Material, the Colors,
the Styles and the prices.
Coine to us for your Clothing, Shoes and Furn
ishing Goods, and after making your purchases
go elsewhere and compare quality and prices
and il you are dissatisfied with your purchase
reiurn the goods and your money will be
refunded.
TheRed AnchorClothing
OppositeP,0. House Catlettsburg,Ky.
with the delegates after they a e
elected.
Knowing thin, it in not surpr's
in-{ that the Cnilton-Watson coin
biue in opposed to a primary elec
tion law. It would be requiring
too much of hmna'i nature to ex
pect them to favor it.
lint them* premise* furnish no
support fur the conclusion that a
primary election law shoul l not be
passed. 1 here is a disposition in
the winds of many people of both
political parties to take a hand in
the election of United States sena
tors, as well another public officers.
Trie Democrats who supported
Watson and ( ml ton for the sen
ate can not aflord to chain them
selves forever to the chariot wheels
of these leaders. Putting the mat
ter on the baldest ba«is of seltish
ness, the Democratic members of
the legislature cannot afford to
cheapen themselves by allowing the
senators to dictate to them in evt?ry
thing. They have already fully
discharged whatever obligation they
may have owed to the combination.
For their own welfare, as well as
for the good of the state, they
should consider the interests and
wishes of the people. The people
have demanded a primary election
law; such a law is required at the
hands of the present legislature._
Parkersburg Dispatch-News.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach ,
sweeten tho breath and create a healthy
appetite. Thev promote the flow of
gastric juice, thereby inducing good di
gestion. Sold by all dealers.
Yours tor a Parcels Post.
A farmer correspondent of the
Review, in concluding a commun
ication in another columu save:
“Yours for a parcels post.” To
that we say, in good old Metho
dist fashion, “Amen!” The Re
view is with you, brother. It he
liev09 with the official who as
serted there was but three good’
reasons for not having a parcels
post, and they were the United
Stages Lx press company, the
Adams Express company and the
American Express company. Jt
is true the country and town in r
chants have opposed it because
they felt the people would buy
more largely of the mail order
houses in the big cities were they
permitted to get larger packages
through the mails at cheap
rates. We believe they are large
ly in error in this. As it is a
number ol persons, in many com
munities, combine, send their or
ders to the mail houses and then
pay excessive rates to the ex-j
press companies.
The worst feature, how ver, lies
iu tho fact that a foreigner lc*»
cated in ibis country can send n
ten pound package to his home iu
a European country, by mail, to
any country where they hava a
parcels post, by reason of the
treaty that exists between the
United States and that country,
but a cit.'z u of ouo stute can not
^end such a package to auoiher
a ate or to a poiut within the
same state of the e-ime siz> and
forihe earn> rate. Then when*
there is rural free delivery the
government pays a salary for a
man to drive around and deliver
•etters who might be earning
more for tho department and do*
ing more for the public deliver
i ig packages if th< re were a pa -
cels post.—-Hampshire Review.
: TO CURE SORE BUNIONS i
e Treatment Marvelously Quick for J
? This and All Foot Troubles •
“Dissolve two tablespoonfuls of Calo
clde compound in a basin of hot water;
soak the feet 1n this for full fifteen
minutes, gently massaging the sore
parts (Dess time will not give desired
results ) Repeat this each night until
cure Is permanent." All
pain and Inflammation is
drawn out instantly and
the bunion soon Is reduced
to normal size. Corns and
callouses can be pesled
right off and will stay off
Sore, tender feet and
smelly, sweaty feet need
but a few treaatments. A
cent package of Caloclde
Is usually sufficient to put the worst
feet in fine condition Caloclde Is no
longer confined to only the doctors'
use Any druggist has It In stock or
will quickly get It from his whole
sale house This will prove a wel
come Item to persons who have been
vainly trying to cure their foot
troubles with Ineffective tahlets and
foot powders
twenty-five
Magnificent Bargains
JUST WAITING FOR YOU.
COME AND SEE—This is the motto that is going, to secure some mighty
handsome garments for somebody at a great big saving during the big sell
ing days of our Removal Sale.
Reductions in Every Department
nfford magnificent money-saving opportunities on ready-to-wear garments
that are absolutely first in quality and style. We are" briefly mentioning
a lew of the articles/which we have sacrificed, and here they are:
Muslin Underwear peter Thompson5Suits for Girls
Linen Suits Children’s Dresses
Middy Blouses Ladies’Coats
Ladies’ Skirts Pretty Dresses Ladies Waists
Children’s Princess Slips
1 ctticoats Hosiery Underwear
THE VALENTINE STORE
l Fourth Avenue, Huntington, W. Va.
• A Good Painter with Poor Paint gets Poor Results
A Poor Painter with Good Paint gets Better Results
But a good painter with
Hanna’s ton Seal Paint
can produce results in every way satisfactory.
GREEN SEAL PAINT will go further, wear
longer, look better, and actually save the consumer
15 to 25(/o on a job of painting.
FOR SALE BY
Itobt. Wright, Jr., Geredo, W, Va.
Painless Extraction. Nitron* (ias Uxr'e !
Used with Oxjgou.
Dr. J. A. Tauber, |
DENTIST.
Offices in Elk Building
(Removed from Big Sandy Bank Build
iug.i
CntleUslHirg, Kentucky.1
The Barber Sanatorium and Hospital,
1012-1014 Virginia Street.
CHARLESTON, WEST VI.
For Medical and Sureical Cases.
Elegant Rooms in Eire-Proof Building.
FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS
HUGH G.
NICHOLSON, M. I)., Pioprietor.
JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF
FINE BUGGIES.
We Have Wliat You Want
m:t us quote you pish es.
BISSELL AND SYRACUSE, PLOWS
DEERING MOWERS, HINDERS, ETC.
IF YOU NEED HARDWARE. REE US
Huntinoton Hardware Go..
COK. NINTH STKELT \NI> TI!II?!> AVE. *