The Fairmont West Virginian., August 12, 1912, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

About The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914

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I OF EVERY ARTICLE OF SUM
I HOUSE. COST, PROFIT OR LOSS
1 LESS OF CONSEQUENCES, FOR V
I SAVE YOU FROM 40 TO 60 PER
'./ I MORE. WE CAN PROVE IT, TOO
IS#" Originator
I FAIRMONT "
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$12.50 MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUM
^ . Men's all wool, sun proof,' Rc
suite, custom tailored, regular 912.1
I $6.98
ft,-- Men', $3.60 drin Lot cf
pants, made with belt,|r oSflfdrds, I
B&te loops and side buckles, er only, l
for ues,
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I
9#" Sensational Sale
&V LADIES, HURRY! A complete line.
Neju'l. yall sizes In the lot. Values i
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>1 i it rail luagrrntfrrr tii ,=
4.
I Deeds Filed.
fe.y.V Saturday deeds were filed with the
county clerk for record as follows:
?j$J > jMbhorigah'ela Industrial Company
Kf? to Anna it'S^yearingen, a parcel of ^
. land. In the company's Bast Side Ad
I! dltlon to the City of Fairmont: con
slderatlon $1E0.
Sw^,'' Frank Arriett and wife ot als., to I).
A. Harris, a parcel of land In the ^
I Paw Paw district; consideration $1 ^
and othDr valuable conslderat'on'.
Y-' '/t Bert L. Talklngton and wife to T.
p J.r Ren iter, a parcel of land in i!i j v.I
IS iaKe of Downs in Lincoln district; (
i^v. considern.iIon $1 and olhnr vaiua'.M ,
[/,'considerations.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
Do You Read?
Ail Nivv p' pars and Kr^azines
Si d and Delivered
Agtncy for thi Picttrb! Review
Pa ferns
Special for 10 Days?Pictoriil
Reviev for 2 Years $1.501
FAIRMONT NEWS COMPANY
Monroe Street.
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lA'E PURCHASED A CAR! OA
THEM RIGHT. NOW WE OPFE
OUR SHREWDNESS WITH YOU
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HALL'S HARI
In the New I
1 Sweep
iVJER APPAREL NOW CONTAINE
i NOT CONSIDERED NOW. EVER
VE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR INCO
CENT ON EVERY PURCHASE A
s of Low Prices ii
GRAFTON i
T\TI V% i
Jiltu DJ
(ST..OPPOSITE COURT
FAl R MONT, W. VA
r8, $6.98. . $3.00 TAFFE
iyal Blue serge j Ladies'
>0 value for or back, emb
for
I
men's sample 9*12 feet,
n patent leatlv matting rugs,
ip to I3.C0 val-. designs, wcr
for
100 $2.4
of Ladies' Suit; 4i
i cult for the coct of a calico drea
ip to $6 00, selling for
own as the Cheat
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"NEWS
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VIFE OF IVpNONGAH MERCHAN'
DIES FROM STROKE OF APC
PLEXY.
.Mrs. Fanny OHker, wife or L. Or
;er, of .Monongnh, diwd Saturday nigh
it about midnight at her home fron
ho effects of a Htioko of apoplexj
igod 0!) years. The deceased is sin
rived by iter husband, who is a met
ihant at Mononguh, and three son'
ind two daughters.
The remains were t nit on thta mnr*
to Uniontown. Pa., where buria
vlll bo mad". fJndurtakor It. L. Cui
iliu.ham is in charge uf the fun/u.
iriaugomonts. *
GRASS CROWING RAPIDLY.
Miny rill/ens have this mornln
^pressed surprise when passing ih
ourt house and Jailor's . rcsidenci
Alien they noticed the heavy growt
.f grass 011 t lie Jawn in Tront of th
residence and part of the court housi
rho lawn was Just completed durlu
ih" later part of the week, and tn
grass seed has only been planted ft
i iihh; or iunr nays, ana u 18 now ti
:o a good height.
Soil was used on the terraces, an
if tho grass planted on the lawn grow
lor a week or so at its present rapl
ity, the janitor will have to get Inn
with his lawn mower and remove pa
of the growth.
D OF STOVES; PURCHASED
R TO SHARE THE RESULT OF
150
)LIVE GAS RANGES, FOUR
?LE RANGES MADE OF CAST
DN AND HANDSOMELY FINISHi
IN NICKEL.
\ STOVE THAT NEVER DISAPINTS
AND A SPLENDID BAKER.
L50
(WARE STORE
;leming Block
Sale?
D IN THE GREAT BARGAIN.
Y ARTICLE MU8T GO REGARDMING
FALL GOODS. WE CAN
ND IN MANY INSTANCES STILL
T: ? - .
i Fairmont
WESTON
FtO S. CO.
mi
TA SILK WAISTS, $1.69.
pure taffeta silk waists, button front
roldered or plain ityles, $3.00 value
f.1.69
room size $2.00 Tapeatry rugs,
beautiful size 27x 54, in floral and
th $4.00, oriental patterns, choice
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18 98c
5 87c
test Place in Town j
SMMMMSBBSBBttfBBtBSt t PMBBBBI
IDE BELL TELEPHOSE
COMPANY CDMPLETES
BIG '401 WIRE CUE
The Bell Telephone Company have
now completed their splendid 400 wire
cable on Main street, and their workmen
are busily engaged in laying a
smaller cable over the city.
r The cable ia being run on telephone
( poles of the company and most of
the main streets of \he cltv, where so
many' wires are necessary, are now
j being fitted with the cublea, so as to
? do away with so many outside wires.
The officials of the company announce
that over ten miles of cable
will be placed in Marion county foi
the use and benefit of the patrons and
'for the convenience of the company,
I the work to be completed by the com|
ing fall.
SULTAN OF MtiHOGGfl
ABDIEATtS THRONE
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RABAT, Morocco, Aug. 12.?The aU,
Uication of Mulai Hafid, the Sultan of
[., Morocco, Is an accomplished fucl/Ilo
I, piobably will leave Rabat bound for
t> France Monday. The sultaln has e*
a pressed the desire that one of his
K brothers succeed to the sultanate.
' THREE PRISGNEHS III
; BREAK FOB LIBtBTY
d HUuNTINQTON, W'. Vn., Aug. 12.?
iy The second jail delivery here In less
i' than two weeks-occurred last night
J !?? ?? t,risonorft sawed their way
put of the city jail. They were John
t.tug, r'rdiiK riatfield and Frank
' V) its, serving terms for in* nor or
'euses. Wlitts was captured,
CATARRH CANNOT DC CURED
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the d!seuse.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and In order to cure It
you must take internal remedies
, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intei
nnlly, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca
ta*rh Curo Is not a quack medicine
It was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for year!
( and Is a regular prescription. It te
composed of the best tonics known
combined with the best blood purlfi
?vs, acting directly on the mucoui
surfaces. The perfect combination ol
i the two ingredients Is what produce!
such -wonderful results In curing Ca
Siurrii. aupu ior testimonials iree.
F. J. CHISNBY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
| Sbld by druggruts, price 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills tor const!
m pstlon.
GfltIM
THIS EVEN NG
TO ATTEND ANNUAL CONVEN:
TION'OF THE BU8INESS MEN'S
ASSOCIATION OF WEST VA.
BOOM FOR A. 8. SCOTT
1 LOCAL JEWELER WILL TRY TO
| LAND PRESIDENCY OF STATE
ASSOCIATION?FAIRMONT DEL- t
EGATION BEHIND THE MOVE;
The following delegates from Fair- .
mont's Business Men's Association
Will leave for Whnelinir thin i?VF?nlnrr
j to attend the Third Annual convention
of the Business Men's Association of
' West Virginia which convenes on
Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
H. J. Hobs, C. C. Robb, M. B. Co- 8<
bun, H. J. Hartley. W. J. Welgle. Bert J?
S. Leopold. Geo. A. Walter, L. M.
Kuhn and Harry P. Smith... Tho dele- 111
gatlon will be accompanied by Mr. ol
Trevy Nutter, the secretary of the 11
Fairmont organization. Mr. A. B n(
Scott, who Is a candidate before the
grand lodge for the presidency of the
State association, left this morning
for Wheeling. The local delegation
will go Instructed to assist. In landing dl
the presidency for Fairmont.
The programme of the meeting Is ^
ub follows: *
m
First Day, Tuesday, August 13, 1912. re
Make yourself known to reception s{,
committee at depot Immediately upon t0
arrival. Accompany committee to ca
headquarters and register, receive gV]
badge, tickets, etc. wi
Opening Session. gu
1:30 i). m.?Call to order by Geo. or
W. Crcig, president . nl
Invocation. of
Address of Welcome?Hon. C. C. be
Schmidt, mayor city of Wheeling. at
Response?J. S. Paxton, second vice
president. to'
Appointment of committees.
President's address. 3u
General discussion. ky
Lscond Day, Wednesday, August 14.
9:30 a. m.?Report of Secretary. eri
Report of Treasurer. ioi
Report of executive committee.
Report of credentials committee.
Report of flnaqee committee.
Report of legislation committee.
Report of organization-committee.
Report of credit system committee. c,(
Report of collection of delinquent ef
accounts committee. jj,
Report of fake-advertising and donation
committee.
Report of shorp weights and meas- ?
I nrpR commlttoo .
Address and communications.
(Each report of a standing committee
shall be discussed and recommendations
contained therein acted upon,
or upon motion final action may be
set forward to he taken up under the
head of "Unfinished Business.")
1:30 p. m.?Unfinished business.
New business.
Third Day, August 15.
9:30 a. m.?New business.
Report of committee on president's 1
address.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Report of committee on obituary.
Report of committee on next place
of meeting.
Election of ofilcors.
Introduction of new officers by retiring
president.
Adjournment.
We Sell Furniture
that YovrSmsand
Daughters Will Be
Proud to Own
fm
IFurniture that will stand the
test of time, not only so far aa^
wear is concerned, but In the
matter of style as. well.
In the cneaper grades of furniture,
styles change frequently
as improvements are made to
reduce the cost of making. We
do not sell that kind of furniture..
The kind we do sell Is
made first and after it is all
i
i finished then ' Pr,ced- Antl
you will be surprised to note
i how reasonably the furniture
we sell is marked.
ROSS
!
0UI8 AND PEPPLE'E COLONIAl
MONDAY, TUESDA>
STRIKE SPREADING
(Continued iom Ps*e One.)
rike. Whether the miners really
ined the union or not. the operators
merally iu the state are uneasy, ,
ou?li they declare thera is no chance
mmli n atrU.-r> Ttini?^. l?v ,
? - ? ? -ny*"'"v j
feeling of unrest among the miners, ,
>twithstanding in many sections they (
e making more money than ever bo- t
re. c
The demand of the miners on Paint t
eek, if -conceded* \vquld give them i
i increase oh from two to two and (
ie-half cents. About fifteen hundred I
lucre are on strike tliere, but accord ii
g to the strikers themselves their
aiu grievance now is the treatment,
ceived by them at the hands of the i
ecial guards employed by the operars
to protect property. It was he- j
use of rioting between special
lards and strikers that the militia
is sent to Paint creek. Thou"
ards a week ago were senrt to Cabin
eek, it is alleged, and reports last
ght were to the effect that fourteen
eighteen mines on Cabin creek Wll
i idle. For several days the mlnen
a few mines have been going out
it no general strike took place untl
day.
The miners held a mooting yoster
y at Eskdale and were addressed
"Mother" Jones.
Cab'iu 'crcc-kTs'Yepdrted by the op
ators as unorganized, v/hile the un
n officials claim ir.kist of them ar>
Hinted with the organization.
Thousands Affected.
If the Cabin creek miners refuse to
to work tomorrow the strikers wilt
imbcr, in the Kanawha -.field, b?
reen live and six thousand, not lt?
ldlng the tlfteen hundred at Boon.
, who went out Friday because of a
jpute over pay day. The Boom*1
La Grecque
Tailored
Underivear
for
Women
I
IS BUS
Then
Some
West Vii
HOTH plIONES
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MIN8TREL8, AT HIPPODROME,
' AND WEDNE8DAY.
situation Is expected to clear In a day
>r two.
Much depends upon the develop
iuv.no ui uio uc.M uuny-Bix uourB#*
Governor Glasscock has been In conference
with both miners and operaprs
of the Kanawha field for several
lays, and If any agreement Is reached
t Is expected to be reported tomorrow
md would likely avert a genera';
itrike. If present negotiations fal|
Governor .Glasscock will take ;drc.!sltS
ncasures. He conferred with officers,
if the militia at Paint Creek Jun<> i
Ion yesterday relative to the beat
netliod of handling the situation * i
iase the strike continues to spr5?j{J i 1
Details of tlio conference were narj
nadc public.,
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'Kahn Tailored"
'Sterling Silver"
Both have the same meaning.
One means that the silver bearing
this imprint is beyond question.
The other means, you can
get no better clothes than those
bearing a Kahn label and fev,
as gocd.
I shall be pleased to show you
my line of samples for fall and
winter. I have something here
that is bound to please you.
"I CATER TO YOUR PRESSING
NEEDS." . FOUR SUITS OF
CLOTHES CALLED FOR, PRESSED
AND DELIVERED Itf BETTER
SHAPE THAN YOU EVER
SAW THEM BEFORE FOR ONE
DOLLAR AND A HALF.
fl
Austin Mavinz,
TAILOR.
PHONESBell,
27-R. Coniol., 785-X
A
Store for Particular
Women in Particular
"DARNilsS")
GUARANTEED HOSIERY
For Men, Women and Children
nu nciguu aau \,oio: s
Box of F- ur P?ir*Cu?r<
buioru t our huaihl
A|W?V "? ?? * Upotl
ANDERSON'S
DON TOW
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Where Quality
?Reigns?
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c '/'? ' *r 8- ' #
Let Us Get You
Attractive Ad vert i
rginian Job Dep
R. M. ABBOTT
There is No Need
Of You Paying;
More
OUR PRICES ARE "THE LOWEST
IN THE CITY." J
A Of,For quirt alia MaaoA'd
fn.ltj.ro.. Q
f\Rr\ ' 'or Vi gal. alia Waaoh'a
?fruit jara. _j
1 fin ,or 3 boxea of blueing
1VC worth 15c. jj! ,
0 for e boata of "Cold Dual" '
worth 30c, |l
Off- for 3 boxea of Dutell ,
Cleanser worth 30c.
1 (I** doz. for ironing wax, worth
1VI> double. ' ,
S1.45 for 25 lb. augar, weight
t ana quauxy guaranieca.
mmm
0 Kf! for 14 qt. gray anamalad
"*'1' dish pan*,-worth 40c. '
"OUT of the HIGH RENT DISTRICT"
If ?jou can beat our prloee, :
y\fK" "W-fW*"1""'|
JJl6
1 X/lvca*
\ Wearer
I of each garment we make ;;
* is auured of the exolnsive'!
t design and qnality and;;
t iktllod workmanship that j
; gives him the personality
f" trit'MM' wtartnwwr and' "
I wears comot clothes.
t T. WILBCK HENNEW
I Merchant Tailor
2d Floor Main and Madison
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