The Fairmont West Virginian., November 26, 1913, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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' OPENI!
ITS
Thanksgiving
Limns at
Little Prices
The rapidity with which
these table linens disappeared
when they were placed on sale
> ' last week tells of appreciation.
The stock has been replenished
and at our unmatchable low
;prices, a word to the wise is
sufficient.
Table Damask, 54 incl'es
wide, 50c yard.
' ' Table'Damask, 66 inches
,wide, 75c yard.
I Orass and Loom Damask, 2 yds
wide, $1.0C yard.
Damask, extra widths. $1.25.
$1.50 up to $2.00 yard.
Napkins, 22 inches, $3 dozen.'
Imported Luncheon Set. $3
th $12.00 set.
(Third floor, annex.)
All Trimmed
Millinery reduced
V3 to to V2 Less
Than Former
Prices
ry
l iur..? jn?I
uucst Ul j'lia. iiatuua.
Mrs. Charles K. Selliy, of Vancouver,
II. C? is the guest of her sisterin-law,
Mrs. J. M. Jacobs on Fairmont
avenue. Mr. Selby will join
iier hero in a week and llioy will remain
for a month at the Jacobs homo
Mrs. Arnctt Hostess.
Mrs. W. K. Arnett was hostess at
a charmingly appointed at home yesterday
having a? her guests the members
of the Social Circle. The event
was arranged In honor of Mrs. \V. A.
Fisher, who left today for Fredonlu.
Pa., to spend the winter. Needlework
j was the diversion of l|ie afternoon
und n delicious luncheon was revved.
A boil t twenty guests were entertained
Including Mrs. clias. K. Selby. of!
'Vancouver, B. the guest'of Mrs.
J. M. Jacobs, and Mrs. W. II Brooks,
, of Pittsburgh, the ghost of her daughter,
jllrs. Fred Helmick, '
To Visit Here.
Mrs. C. U. Chancellor, of Parkershurg,
will arrive liere Tlinrsday niglii
to spend the week end tvltli her pa'
rents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. iJ. Arnett.
.Mrs. Chancellor will spend tomorrow
in Clarksburg where she will assist
Parkersburg lady Shrlners initiate a
class In unit cay. airs. t nanceuor
is nn officer of the J'lirkelailwrg
Shrine.
For Thanksgiving.
Mr. nail Mrs. Glenn Greer and children,
Joe and .Miss .Mary, of Terra
\l Alta, will arrive here litis evening to
spend Thanksgiving wiih Mrs. Greer's
pnrcnts. Mr. unci ?Mrs./j. M. Hartley
on Quinry street. They will he accompanied
by Miss ICleniior Miller, of
Term Altn, who will spend the holiday,
here.
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La Lausaut
Tanoo Oi
Make your dancing pumps i
: Cut Steel. /
Brilliant Rhinestone Buokles
Satin Pumpa, all colors,
BABY BOLL' Strap Fumps, 1
Raup &
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\ 105 M
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Doovenieirs Gnv
"Special Sale"
See Our Tolland Friday
EVERYTHING THAT WILL HEL!
ANNUAL EVENT IN THE LIFE
DOLLS, MECHANICAL TOY!
OUTFITS. PIANOS?AND HUNDR
THE CHILDREN DOWN AND LE
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED DEVI
TOYLAMD WILL BE REA
WELL; READY WITH AN OPENI
CHILDREN.' FOLKS WHO TAKE
MENT OF EVERY KIND OF TOYS
THE FINAL DAY WILL BRING.
To-Day Last Day of th
stration By Miss
Gm
^TAeyJrac.c
|T Mb
Ill New York.
Miss Genevieve llace, who attends
Osr.ining school near New York, will
spend the Thanksgiving recess with
scijool friends in Now York city.
.Miss Race will arrive iicme for lite
f'liHstsnas vacation 01: December 18.
Mrs. Amos Hostess.
Mrs. Karl Amos is entertaining the
Young Married Woman's nub this
atlc-rnoon at her home in Enst Park.
Osbonie-Carskaden.
Tlic marriage of boon \V. Osborne.
I of litis city. Willi Jliss Margaret.
Ktiihorine ('arsliiiilen, was soleml
nized toduy ill Oakland ?' the homcj
of the bride's sister. Mr. Osbonit,
litis been employed for several montlu
as engraver for A. II. Scott. His former
home was,in Mansfield. I'a. Mr.
and Mrs. Osborne ivlll return here the
latter pa trof the week.
Card Event.
Honoring Mrs. \V. J. Morgan, of
lids city, and Mrs. \V. H. Hill'," ttf
Clarksburg. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Slmrtleff
entertained at Cards last evening.
The event was attended by about
twenty-live guests, five tables being
occupied by tlio guests at 500. Mrs.
j Morgan will leave within the next.
j Fow days ror .icnKins. i\y., iu jum i?u.
i .Morgan who lias loculcd tlioro.
With Mrs. Showoltcr.
|. The Mission Study class of the
| rresbyterlah church will meet Fridtiy
afternoon at 2::i0 with Mrs. IC."
M. Sho waiter. A full attendance is
desired.
Held Banauet.
The firm of J. M. Hartley/& Son.
cntertnineil the clerical force of the
nlore at n sumptuous banquet Inst
'naments
nto Tango Slippers, Rhinestone or
$1.50 to $2.50 Set
i, Butterfly design $1.00 pair
$3.00 to $5.00
Hack Satin or Patent Kid. $3.50
Hunter
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tin St.
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of Hartley Famo
YOU'Il FIND IT ON THE THIBD
P Tip LITTLE TOTS MAKE MERE
OF CHILDREN.
S. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TOY 1
EDS OF OTHED THINGS TOO NUMI
T THEM SEE ALL THESE LOVELY
CES SPECIALLY CONCEIVED AND
i)Y FRIDAY FOR THE LITTLE ONES
NG SALE OF DOLLS THAT WILL BE
TIME BY THE FORELOCK WILL E
TO SELECT FROM, WILL ESCAPE
?
e Demon- Perrins <
Wells Finest
f WE SELEI
_ i of their unaiu
jBy&Jff style and faul
W B B These glovi
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them.)
Department 6
i\ [Fairmont]
$)il w-va-i 1
(veiling. Tables were laid in the
millimry parlors, wliieli were tastefully
decorated in cut flavors. J. H.
it.nvnd presided an loastuiaston ami
a number of the employes responded
with entertaining speeches. Plans
were discussed in reference to the
caring for the Christinas trade in the
best manner.
Home for Thanksgiving;.
Mrs. J. 10. Sands is entertaining a
house party for the Thanksgiving
holidays at Iter home on Main street
the guests including members of her
family residing out of the city. They
arrived here this afternoon and include
Jlr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands.
Mr. anil .Mrs. Marry Sands and .Mr.
and .Mrs. Singleton Paul, of Wheeling
-Mr. and .Mrs. Oliver Sands and
ron .lad;, of Richmond, V'a. Tomorrow
tlie entire family including Mr.
and .Mrs. W. T. Martmnn, and daughter.
Miss Edith, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Sands and son William and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Showaltcr and son
Howard W. Showaltcr, Jr., and Miss
Mignon Showaltcr, will be entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner at the
Sands Inline on Main street,
THANKSGIVING RECEPTION.
On Thursday evening, November
t'7l there will be "Open House" at the
Elks' club for mem iters only. It is
the earnest wish of the officers that
ail brothers make a special effort to
drop in some time during Thursday
evening from 8 to 111 o'clock. Titer"
will lie music and something good to
cat. A prominent Elk trill tell what
is nedod in the way of entertainment
during the winter months.
REPORTED Dead is stiil alive,
CINCINNATI, Nov. 28.?Bernard
T. Wlsenail of Covington, Ky.. an
architect with offices In Cincinnati
who kits reported dead at Malvern
Ark., yesterday,is alive nnd well here
Wlsenail said he believed the bod\
of the man at Malvern was that oi
Clifford Hurwood, a draughtsman
who formerly worked for hint in Cin
cinnati.
Fairmont U;
Clins. E. Reed. Mgr.
Special Thanh
From 12
MEK
Olives
Tangiers Oyste
Fresh CI
Broiled Spanish Mackeral
Roast Younsr Turkey
Cranberry Jelly Candied Sw
Peas in Creani
Cheese and '
Pumpkin Pje Ice <
Imported Ginger Coffe
i mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
llrtf t/
8 A. M."
bnldren
us Dolls &t 98c
FLOOR, AND IT'S "FILLED WITH
Y CHRISTMAS-. THE GREATEST
CRUNKS, TOY BEDS. WASHING
3R0US TO MENTION. JUST BRING
, INTERESTING AND AMUSING
MADE FOR THEIR PLEASURE.
; READY FOR TEE GROWN-UPS AS
LING GLADNESS TO HUNDREDS Or
[AVE A MOST COMPLETE ASSORT)
THE HURRY AND CONFUSION
2nd Fownes Are the
Gloves for Women
STED these makes years ago because
rpassed quality, their unmatched
Ltless fit.
:s are handled xby us exclusively and
the finest, softest French kidskin.
style with sewn everseam of rich em||
?l ?t C1 an an A CI 7!i I
11 tUIUX J |Z11\/UU 11O Y*.ww utiu Y"" "
$1.00 CAPE TAN GLOVES.
uiy where in the country are our
[>e Tan Gloves at $1.00. (Ask to see
FINE DISPLAY. .
We have the finest line of Pianos. r
Flayer Pianos and Victrolas ever ,
shown ia the city. A siecial feature
is the low, prices and easy terms we t
arc offering during' the holiday trade. ;
1 fine player piano, new. price
$600.00. Holiday price $395.00.
1 Baby Grand, new, price, $050.00. |
Holiday price, $155.00.
Easy payments without interest, i
You can't beat our prices and terms, i
Store open evenings. ,
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC CO. 5
Jacobs Bldg. Monroe St.
pEONABi:
PEOPLE I
IAS THEY COME AND Col ;
Mrs. T. 13. Hildebrand 'and son.
Thomns, Jr., lrft Tuesday for Shaw
nec, Ohio, to spend :i few weeks with
the former's daughter. .Mrs. F. 'I'.
Butler.
Horn, on Saturdayi November "J.
to .Mr. and .Mrs. Oreo Sheets at Columbus,
Ohio, a son. Mr. Sheets formerly
resided in Fairmont. *
Dr. I). I,. I,. Vost left yesterday for
Baltimore to spend Thanksgiving
with Ids son, Km est Vost. who attends
.Medical eollege in Baltimore.
He will witness the football name between
Johns Hopkins and St. John's
eollege.
.Mrs. \V. A. Fisher left today for
Fredonla. Pn.. where she will" spend
the whiter with her parents, .Mr. and
' Mrs. Alexander.
U (I. Race returned last night
front a business trip rast. .
.Miss Cora Wilson went In Pitts
unroll IIIIM mix II tup. ?w npvnu .. I. .
. days villi iier sister. Mrs. Deal
t Powell, "
-Miss Louise Leonard went to Mor
ijantowi: today to spend the Thanksgiving
recess with friends.
nBHHBflUnU
ysier House
^ 127 Jackson St.
EBaoannHaaHaBaaMMMai
sgiving Dinner
to 8 P. M.
Celery Radishes
rr on % Shell ' H
lam Broth
Tartar Sauce.
Oyster Dressing'
eet Potatoes French Corn |
Fruit Salad
roasted Crackers . I
3ream and Cake
o Tea. or Milk ' |
? '.Y3r:
I^li^ I
Direct Importation I
of GERMAN
NOVELTIES
WE HAVE NO GOODS IN THE J
"HOUSE"
more suitable for XMAS PRES- I
ENTS than this particular line, I
and we are justly proud, not |
only of the variety, but as well
of the reasonable prices at
which they'are marked, as the
order for those goods was plac
ed last March and as of most
of the articles, we have but
one, there will be NO DUPLICATE,
and in all sincerity we
ask that vou make an EARLY
I WE ARE THANKFUL H
FOR THE BLESSINGS OF R
HEALTH, THE CONFI- R
I FENCE AND RESPECT OF Iff
OUR FRIENDS, THE IN- R
CREASED PATRONAGE OF R
OUR CUSTOMERS AND |
THE FACT THAT WE S
HAVE THE BEST LINES I
OF SHOES ON EARTH. S
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SELECTION. |
ARTICLES suitable for use |
in living room, dining room I
and kitchen, without doubt the I
finest line of "German Novel- 2
ties" which after being seen I
and examined will impress you I
as being absolutely necessary I
in the well regulated house- I
hold.
Among the collection are I
Trays; Baskets, Hot Water I
Jugs, Relish Dishes, Jam Jars, I
Rose Jars. Fruit Dishes, Fruit I
Knife Sets, Egg Sets, Sherbet I
Glasses, Mustard Pots, Toasts I
Racks, Pepper Mills, Fruit' I
Stands, Bon-Bon Dishes, Coast- I
er Sets, Cream and Coffee Sets. I
. Butter Churn. Mayonnaise Mix- I
er, Steamer, Scoops, Ladles. I
Percolator. Gongs, Jardinieres. I
Fancy Silver Baskets.
(basement "of course" I
?i
Jliss Ktliol Iloult. u \V. V. I". stu i
lent, ciimo up today to spend llio '
I hanks-giving holidays Willi her
nollier, Airs. T. T. I ton II. f
Mrs. \V. II. iiiil. of Clarksburg, h- '
he uursl of her sister, Mrs. II. A. '
Sliurllcff. I
.Mrs. Graver Powell. who lists been I
i patient sit (look Iiospital for tli?
ji|si few woks, is recovering.
.Mrs. Eleanor Knutll and sons, I
talph and frank, leave for .Manning- 1
on tomorrmv to spend Thanksgiving i
.villi Airs. .1. I). Simmons. Tliey ex- v
icstl to return next Saturday. ? Alorjsintoivn
Post Chronicle. (
Airs. II. S. Melntiro and son. P'raMk,
if llreensburg, Pa., tvlll arrive here
Ills evening to be the guests of Air.
in (I Airs, Eli Alusgrave on Alonroe
.I reet.
Misses Alary Virginia Reining and '
Martini Hood have gone lo Unionown,
I'a., to spend Tliaiiksgiving '
lay with friends.
.Miss Kllzabelh Leinby. leaves on
A5 for her home at Burton to spend |
riianltsgiviug day. I
Airs. Jas. jleniietl. of lireenshiirg, i
I'a., is the guest of her daughter, I
Mrs. K. 11. Moore on Locust avenue. 9
.Miss Beatrice Amos left this after0OBM
1 &L i
il | Here
i torn a
fihd
ers si
are h
ble
Thanl
so clo
Because
good's st
tee behin
$15.00 to $18.1
$12.50 to $15.(
155.00 to $6.50 ]
l|| v .$7.50 to $8.50
$8.98 to $10.0(
$7.50 to $10.00
$12.00 to $15.(
$5.00 to $7.50
$8.00 to $10.0(
$1.25 to $1.50
$3.50 to $5.001
r , $1.98 to $2.50 :
$4.00 to $5.00
loon for Weston to spend a few (lays c
A'itli friends. . f
Glenn F. Barns left litis afternoon 'or
Rochester, Minn., to spend /
rimnkssiviiiK day with Mrs. Barns
,vlio hits been a patient at the Mayo
tcspiltil. .Mrs. Barns will accompany
tint Iminc tlie latter part of lite week.
Helen, lite year old daughter of i
dr. tinil Mrs. Amos Clayton, is very j
11 of pneumonia af the home of her| ,
inrenls on Maple avenue. Pneuino
tin followed at altacli of whooping I ~
:Ougli and her irouaition is alarming. I (
3HICAG0 EXPECTS TO USE j
200,000 FOWLS TOMORROW. S
C'HIdAGO, Nov. 2fi.?Approximate- |
y Hull,0(1(1 turkeys and other fowl I
ivil! lit eaten by Cli icagolans for their |
Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow ae- 1
ordintt to. retail and vfholesale pro- ?
done merchants. Price of turkeys j
Creclm
Puffs
Now
At
Lim. maih ana muxuiuxi. 11
mnnnmB i
IWe couldn't tliink of anytlii:
' attention to today than our
CHEST PROTECTORS a
If you have never worn one
be had especially if you are expos
of time. Policemen, Expressmen,
etc., should not think of going t
protection of a Chamois Vest or
Chamois Vests, $2.1
Chest Protectors, 3
The Mountain Cit]
OPPOSITE CO
The Store That is Dif ere
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are several
that should
willing ownnce
the goods
lighlg des
n account of
isgioing Dag
se, and also
each item Has Oserling
quality yuaran
d it. r-m
30 Suits, now ...... $10.00
30 Coats, now $10.OO
lats, now $2.98
Hats, now !. ,
) Hats now
Dresses now ... $4.98
10 Diesses, now $7.50
Skirts now $3.75
) Skirts, now $4.98
Waists, now 98C
Vaists, now ... $2.98
Petticoats, now $1l50..'-^t;:d
Petticoats, now ... ? $2.98
in the ChleuKO nmrltet today ranged
ronf 20 to 28 cents a pound.
MANICURIST
Miss McClure an expert Man-, >
icurist is now located at the
Manley Hotel Barber Shop, r i V
lady callers will be received '
at the Hotel Parlor. ' ' ,?v |
OpenI
In The j:;?||
Evening
As our Holiday stock is now ; 1^9
on display we ask that you.; / 5l?j
come in and lef us show the; - |
many new creations, 'in the^ ,j
jewelry world this fall, yon . j I :f|
know that you will ha"e to get
spme suggestions for that list; 'V>
of Christmas presents and our ; tip
time is yonn. p 99
A. B. SCOTT & CO. {M
JEWELERS _ v. )
SILVERSMITHS / IffffM
AND QPTiciAm.:yk^J
tig more appropriate to call your
nd CHAMOIS VESTS. 1;|? ||J|
you can't imagine the comforts 0
ed to the weather for any JengtH
Draymen, Linemen, Dairymen,;
hrough a cold winter without the)
Chest Protector,
I Drug Company I
nt, Hotlndlffeieat . I -