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The Ceredo Advance.
Entered it tbe post-office at CereUo, W. Vs.
ss Necoud class matter.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1914.
riioue So. 33
M rations of Ibis paptt will piesst send
to tbla (iffice notices of tbelr friends visiting
here or elsfwbere.—Ed.1
LOCAL N KWS
Prospect* are good for fruit.
Will you attend the Sunday meet
inge?
Clear-Up Day—May 1. Don't
forget it.
The new Jordan braroh bridge is
completed.
Sunday will be in Huntington,
next Saturday.
John Vcae of Callettsburg wan
here on Tuesday of last week.
Mr*. Henry Stark is visiting
friend* at Columbus and Ma.silou,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Brown called
on friends at Ashland, Ky., one day
last week.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Workman
were Catletlsbur^ visitor* last Sat.
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Meek of Cat
letlsburg, Ky., v;*ited our town
last Wednesday.
Leslie Hill, who is a writer on
the Charleston Gazette, was in our
town last Sunday.
G. VV. Thacker of Whites creek
v as in town last Fiiday. We ac
knowledge a pleasai t call from him.
Mrs. Jesse Wright, Mrs. Walter
Hensley and Mrs. Eustace Adkins
were Huntington visitors last
Thursday.
The Grate Bros, have moved
from East First street to Mrs Jen
nie Wilsou’s dwelling on West
First street.
Dr. W. F. Brans, who was visit
ing his son at Troy, New York, has
returned home. He said be had a
delightful visit.
P. P. Lester of rear Fort Gay
and C. W. Fischhach of Ports
mouth, Ohio, attended Masonic
lodge at this place last Friday.
All the Newest Novelties in Fine
Footwear just received
Bruns Shoe Co.,
8apr3w. adv. Callittiburg, Ky
Chas. E. Walker, a prominent
Democratic candida’e for clerk of
the circuit court, was in town Iasi
week shaking hands with those wfo
expect to vote in the primary elec
tion to be held May 23.
C. V. Dodge recently attended
the funeral of his brother-in-law,
A. H. Rye, at Wheelersburg, Ohio.
He was buried with Masonic honors,
having been a member of Wes ern
Star Lodge of Wheelersburg.
New Spring Styles of Men’s
Walk-Over Shoes and Low Cui
Shoes just received. |3.50 to *5
per pair. Bruns Shoe Co.,
8apr3w. adv. Catlettsburg, Ky.
Kev. W. F. Sheppard of Hart
ford City, Grsnd Chaplain of West
Virginia Odd Fellows, will preach
the anniversary aermon next Sun
day afternoon at 2 o’clock at the
Baptist church. A number of visi
tors from adjoining towns are ex
pected to join the local lodge in
these services.
A blushing young country girl
went into the Bios* drug store to
buy a bath sponge. She hr came so
confnsed when a good looking young
man asked her what she wanted that
much to the amusement of the other
customers, she said, “Please give
ine a sponge bath.”
Among the delegates appointed
by Governor Hatfield to represent
West Virginia on the American
committee to celebrate the 100th
anniversary of peace among the
English-speaking peoples we notice
the names of Dr, W. F. Bruns ol
Ceredo and and J. M. Vorkof Fort
Gay.
The State Hotel Inspector is
sending out special instructions and
rulings on the law govering hotels.
Regulation No. 1 r<quires all doors,
windows, back porches or openings
to be screened. This will rigidly
be enforced. All cooked food shall
also he kept covered or screened.
All garbage or other matter from
the kitchen shall be kept in a closely
covered can. All hotels and res
taurants shall be scrubbed often en
ough to keep them in a sanitary
condition. All water closets shall
be dieenfteted once a week All
serving tables, trays, buckets,
knives, cups and all other utensils
used about food shall be sterilized
daily and the clothing and hand* of
the cooks, stewards and waiters
must he clean and sanitary. No
person engaged in conducting a ho
tel shall have i i his employ any
A
Assessing Property.
I will call on you in the next few
day# for a lint of vour property and
would be phased if you would ar
range to have the dollar capitation
ready. By »o doing you will save
me inconvenience and yourself an
noynnce in compelling me to call
again. Respectfully.
H. 11. Cyhus,
L>« puty Assessor.
person having infections, coniage
on# or communicatable diseases.
Burwell Newman ot Shoals was
a Cercdo visitor last wtek.
Miss Clara Grady is visiting
ftieuds at Nelsonville, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Thacker of Whites
creek visited relatives here last
week.
W. E. Perdue of ShoAls, R. F.
D- No. 1, was in town on business
yesterday.
Miss Ella Thompiou, who has
beeu numbered amoug the e,ck,
is recovering.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson of Ashlaud,
Ky-, was the guest ot relatives in
our towu last week.
C. A. Rowe of Portsmouth, O.,
has beeu a visitor in our town tor
the past few days.
If yon have any clothes to clean
or press take them to Thuma at
Huntington See new ad. in this
paper.
Mrs Hewitt of Columbus, Ohio,
is vieitiug her sisters, Mrs. J. L.
Long aud Miss Grace Hewitt, at
this nlace.
Since the transfusion of blood
from his brother, Hon. John C. C
Mayo, the Kentucky capitalist,
stands a good chance to recover.
A big line of Misses’, Hoys’ and
Children’s Shoes, Low Cut Shoes
and Strap Slippers in New Spring
Styles just received. |1.50, $2 and
♦2 50 per pair. Brums Shoe Co.,
bapr3w. adv. Catlettsburg, Ky.
Rev. Charles Crossen and others
have beet\ conducting revival
meetings at the Rrownstown
school house of evenings for some
time, with success. There have
been a uumber of conversions.
Harlan Smith of Irontou was in
our town last Saturday. He Ras
almost recovered from the injury
he recently received when he fell
(weuty-five feet from a smoke,
stack- Mrs. Smith, who has been
dangerously ill, is also recovering.
Bruns Shoe Co., Catlettsburg,
Ky., have just received the last
shipment of their Spring Styles of
Fine Shoes, Oxfords and i’umps.
8apr3w. adv.
PeruRe the new advertisement
in this impression of The Ceredo
Merchandise Co., of which Robt.
Hazlett is manager. “Boh” and
bis sons take delight in treating
their patrons fairly and well and
by their advertisement iuvite new
customers. They take country
produce in exchange for goods.
Help Wanted. — Ou account ol
increasing business we must have
rdditionai help. If there is a boy
or a girl in Ceredo or Kenova who
would like to learn to set type he
or she should call at once at the
Advance office, Ceredo. One can
learn almost as much in a print
ing office as he can atteudingscbool,
besides in the office you receive
pay as soon as you are able to earn
it. tf.
Bruns Shoe Co. now have the
large-t stock ot Shoes, Oxford-,
Colonials and Pumps ever brought
to Call ttsburg. VVe now have all
the Newest Novelties in Fine Foot
wear. Bruns Siiok Co ,
8apr3w. adv. Catlettsburg, Ky
\V. H. Peters, a successful teach
er of Butler district, announces his
candidacy for County Superintend
ent of Free Schools in this paper
this week, subject to nomination by
the Democratic party In primary
election to be held May 23 Mr.
Peters, who is a son of VV. D. Pe
ters, for many years a leading
Democrat and one of the county’s
most highly respected citizens, is
thoroughly equipped for the duties
of the office. He is an industriou
atndent, a painstaking teacher, a
young rnan of the highest integrity
and ol fine executive ability. If
nominated and elected he will, with
out a doubt, give the school affairs
of the county a clean and capable
administration, and would, by hi
official conduct, justify the large
measure of faith which the many
friends who are urging his candida
cy have in him as a man and a
teacher.
Blues Win.
The contest at tbe M. E- Sun
day School last Sunday resulted
in two scores for the Blues. The
school is now equipped with the
blackboards for the score and also
an attendance record board. The
iuperintendent of the Sunday
School promisee some interesting
featnrea in connection with the
school work if the attendance con
tinues to increase.
t
Dr. Guthrie Exonerated.
It is announced that the state
board of control has examined the
charge* of neglect of duty preferred
by a discharged employee against
Dr. L. V. Guthrie, superintendent
of the West Virginia Asylum ai
Huiiltrgtnti' and has exonerated the
superintendent.
Imposed Upon Us.
Ceredo, \V. Va., April is, ’14
Mr. T. T. MoDougal,
Ceredo, W. Va.
Dear Editor— I beg to assure you
that tht ariiele under tulo of Hunt
ington, R. F. D , No. 1, which was
published in the last issue of the
Advance is positively an untruth.
There was no party of any kind
and some of the individuals men
tioned as my guests in the article I
i.ever before heard of.
I am sure that wboeveraeted a* re
porter knew there was no party and
sent the article in to be published to
get revenge against some one men
tioned a* one of my guests.
God certainly is good, but it wa*
not through His goodness that
‘ Dad” was inspired to write such
an ariiele, the glory of thick right
fully belongs to Satan, and not to
our Lord.
H- spectively yours,
Frkd Carry.
Died.
Mr*. Geo. W. Stout died last
Thursday at her home at Hanover,
l*a , of oancer of the stomach, aged
06 y« a s.
The deceased watt the mother of
Harry S Stout of thts place.
Mrs. Susan Anderson died at the
home ot her daughter, Mrs. H. L.
Stone, early last Sunday morning
Mrs. Andeisoti was about year
of ag" amt had been an invalid foi
several years. She had been mak
ing her home with her daughter a*
this place since last October.
The remains, accompanied by C.
A. Slone, a grand son, were taken
to Newhern, Va, where the de
ceased was born and raised, Monday
morning tor burial.
John Perdue died at his home
near Shoals Tuesday morning ol
tuberculosis. He had been sick
for some time prior to his death
of the dread disease.
Th« deceased leaves a wife and
(wo children.
A Good Impression.
Rev. J. M. Johnson of Mary
Esther, Florida, arrived here last
week and preached two excellent
sermons at the Congregational
church last Sunday—morning and
evening. He is president of the
Santa Academy and Industrial In
stitute on the coast of Florida.
Rev. Sheridan Hunch, a Congre
gational minister of Atlanta, Ga.,
who was expected here in a short
time on trial, having accepted a call
elsewhere of course could not come
and as Rev. Johnson will have a
vacation for a few months and want
ed to attend the Hilly Sunday meet
ings at Huntington, he concluded
to visit Ceredo. lie not only de
liverer) two sermons at the Congre
gational church last Sunday, but
lectured at the Baptist church in th«
afternoon of that day. Many
who heard him were very favorably
impressed and it is altogether likely
that he will receive a call, until the
end of his vacation, anyway.
Married.
Mr. Elmer Milern and Miss Net.
tie Shannon were united in holy
matrimony at (JatleUsburg, Ky.,
April 14.
Mr. Milem i* an N. <fc W. fire
man and hi* home is in I ronton,
Ohio, while the brideis from Cyrus,
W. Va. They were accompanied
by the bride’* cousin, Mr*. Dona
Scbrieher, of Portsmouth.
They were married at the court
house, in the presence of several
witnesses, by Rev. I U. Brown of
the M E. church.
The bride and groom will reside
with the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Mary
llodson, 1214 Kendall avenue,
Portsmouth, Ohio, lor a short while
and then will go to housekeeping a'
Portsmouth.
Quite a crowd of friend* met the
wedding party on their return home
| and gave them a warm reception
Refreshments were served by the
bride and groom at the home of
their aunt, Mr*. Mary Hudson. **
Check Your ftoril Goucjh.
Thawing frost and April rain* chill
yon to the very marrow, you catch cold
| — head and lnng* stuffed—yon are fev
erish—cough continually and feel miser
able— Yon ueed !)r. King's New I)i*
covery. It soothe* inflamed and irritat
ed throat and lun^s, stops rough, yooi
, head clears up, fever leaves, and yon
feel fine. Mr. J T. Davis of Stick ney
(Corner, Me., “WaMrnred of a dreadful
cough after doctor's treatment amt all
1 other remedies failed. Relief or money
back. Pleasant—children like it. Gel
j a bottle Kid ay. 50c and fl.00, at yoni
druggist.
Backlen’s Arnica Salve for all sore*
(▲dvartUamaat.)
I
Our Line of Staple Groceries
Can be relied upon as being always pure and fresh.
Housekeepers who know and appreciate good
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices and
Groceries of all Kinds.
\\ ill hp thoroughly- pHtihtvui with our good* aft*»r the fir»t
pun-ha*-**. U •* also Iihvm h aplendid lino of GENERAL
MkR< HAN DISK nmi delight to give nuti«fnrtion to our
cuetouiera. ^f'ouutrv Produce taken in exchange for g ode. j
The Ceredo Merchandise Co.
Piles* Old Stand, Ceredo, W. Va.
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824 4tli Ave., Huntington, W. Va.
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ders. Phone No. 315.
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4fter Four Years of Discouraging
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Catron, Ky.—In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
writes as follows: "I suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, I could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, I would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was caned in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but I was
>oon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
I had gotten so weak I could not stand,
and I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle ot
Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and 1 com
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. I
can now walk two miles without its
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If you are all run down from womanly
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CATLBTTBBUKO, XUNTUCKY.
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We are in a position to look af
ter Wayne county customers
| with care and diapatch,
I Yon Are Invited to Open An Account In Peraon or by Man
A a. .a. a. * a a,
Sliouls.
Well, spring is here and onr farmers
are all busy.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Luther of near
Huntington, spent Faster with Mr. L.’t*
mother. Mrs Rebecca Luther.
A. W lVrdne is working at town ot»
the gas line
Mrs. H. O Brumfield was the guest
.of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carroll last
Monday.
Charlie Kendrick of Walkers branch
was calling on Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. l’er
due last Thursday.
Mi'S lues amt James Forbess spent
lft>t Sunday with their cousin, Mrs.
Wayne Hutchison.
Mrs. Kflle Goodman of Kenova 1st
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Burl Lambert was calling on
Mr. and Mrs. James MoCallister lust
Tuesd *y.
Saul Harman of Bnffulo has been
doing some fencing for James Luth< r.
Mrs (Veil Plyinale was calling ou
.1. M. Plyinale’* family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. .Tank Staley of Ports
mouth were the guests of Mr and Mrs.
Stiieo Staley last Saturday and Sun
day.
Com and Jay Brumfield, who are work
ing at towu, spent St inlay with homo
folks.
Ida Gibson spent a few days in Kotl
ova last^week.
G. H. Qibeon of Four Po’e aud W* H„
Watts ancl boy* of Huntington spent
Sunday with Mrs. H. B. Gibson.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Brumfield wero
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Brum
field Sunday.
April 20. SWKKTIIKART.
The lire insurance companies rep»»
resented by T, 'I'. .Melhiugal insu
against lightning, whether tiro en
sues or not Lightning is liable to*
damage your property any day
during the summer months. Get
a policy today. tf.
T. T. MclM'UUAL.
Fire and Lite Insu
rance Agent.
rKKKDO. W VA.
COAL. '
Sam J. Wright,
Ceredo, W. Va.f
—dealer in—
All Kinds of Coni.
CYal delivered promptly and nat
tNlactinn guaranteed. Leave order*
at the Ceredo posloffioe.
German American Fire Insurance Co.
of Now York.
STATEMENT JANUARY I, 1914.
Reserve for Unexpired
Risks, $9,420,86$
Reserve for Out
standing Losses, 889,55$
Reserve for all oth
er Liabilities, 168,637
Cash Capital, 2,000,00a
Net Surplus, 9,245,855
Total Assets, $21,724.91$
Policy Holders’
Surplus, 11,245,855
T. T. McDougal is agent
for this strong company.
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Ccrt»<lo,*W. Va.,
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(la* Mantel* (Inverted and upright),
all kind* of Ju*ticen’ Blank*, includ
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(with t*oid), D»ed*, Typewriter
Ribbon*, Carbon Paper, Pen and
Pencil Tablet*, Box Paper* , Pencil* ,
Typewriter Puper* , Wedding Invita
tion*, Ravine** and (Jailing Card*,
etc., etc., etc.
Agent for Engraved Card* and In
vitation*, nnd Butler A Kelley Com
pany'* Celebrated Embo*«ed Invita
tion*.
When in need of anything in our
line do not forget to call at the
ADVANGE STATIONERYSTORE
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SCHEDULE I N EFFECT MAY 29.1913
WEST BOUND.
LEAVE CEREtXJ DAILY.
No. 17, ft :88 p. m— For Portsmouth aacf
intermediate(*tatton*.
No. 18, 8:29 a. m.— For WiUiani*oci
and intermediate ntation*.
Train* leave Kenova for (Jolnmbu* nndi
Cincinnati and the we*t 2:1ft a. m.,
2 :00 p.(m. daily and 8 KK) a. m.
Train* leave Williamson for the norts
CT2 end ea*t 4 :41 a. m. 4 :ft7 p. m. and
8:00 a. m.
^JjB^For Ticket*, Time Card*, Sleeping
Car Reservation* and all informa*
tion , write or call upon » neares#
Agent
Norlolk &cWefctern:Rallwau.
W. B. Bivnx, W. C. Maunder*.
Pa*s,iTr»ff4Mirr. Gen’HPan*. Agi. .
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