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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-14
Hand CAUGHT in Rollers.

Fessenden.-To have his hand caught
torn, crushed and rollers of a feed mill
was the experience Of Albert Fisher OF
Manford. He was tending the mill for
his. brother when the terrible accident
took place, and his hand was held fast
until the rollers of the machine were
taken apart. Dr.. Boyum was called and
rendered all assistance possible, but
the hand was crushed beyond hope OF
repair and the amputation so nearly
completed by the mill was finished by
the surgeons knife.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-14
Railroad construc+;o,

Stanley.-Work has been commenced
on the Stanley extension Of the Geo.
Northern. Chief Engineer v. "a. HicIs
man has established his headnnartar.
mere n the surveyors are n1.ahins
through to the western boundarv ~
the state, q distance Of "a. miNs Ths
grading between this place and powars
Lake is partly finished and Messrs
Morris 8 Sheppard, who have ia on"
tire contract from here west, n,,rnoso
pushing the construction work witb aI1
possible rapidity. Grading sontnts ara
arriving daily and the rprophecy "a
Tall. iulnins tnis
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-14
Fay May Be Tried In Wisconsin.

La Crosse. April IA warrant for
Eddie Fay, alleged robber Of the Rich
;mond, Va, postofice, was sent I'd
Richmond authorities by the United
States authorities here. If acquitted
at Richmond, Fay will be returned
here to be tried for the robbery Of
the Superior p~ostofice in 1904.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-14
Uphold JUDGE Fisk.

Grand Forks.-The Grand Forks Bar
association at a meeting held In the
court house adopted resolutions ex-
pressing their disapproval in no UNI
certain terms Of the recent attack made
on Judge G. ]. Fisk Of the North Da.
koota supreme bench at the jamestown
meeting Of the State Enforcement
league. The members met in accord.
ance with a call issued by President
TracysR. Bangs.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-14
Do You Know =

That the Pioneer Job Office does all kinds
OF fancy and commercial Job Printing?
That they make a speciality of Ladies En-
graved Calling Cards?
That they will give you one hundred en-
graved cards and plate for from $l.75 to $500
with twenty-three styles to choose ffrom?s
That they will print cards for you on short
notice for $l.OO per hundred?
That you should give them a trial order?
That satisfaction is guaranteed or they don't
want your money?
And that they expect you to take advantage
of this opportunity now--RIGHT NOW!
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-14
Saved the sehool chua...

lewis Lake.-The chief Of police re-
cenIly stopped a runaway dray team
mat was headed toward a bunch ~
scnool children just coming from
scnool. 1t was a very heroic act and
ne Is. receiving much praise.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
Black Suede
Shoes For
Women:
BLACK SUEDE
sHURTLEFF AND WELTON.
DIXIE TODAY

'RcHLIEU" (Vagaph)A
episode In life the
spcy In which the lives
Much time
the and settings
materially its interest since
bon
which might otherwise
vagaphs
what perhaps critical
balanced sustained
much
beautiful
theatre tickets
interests
nrctlc
become stronger Important
stie and literary the medium
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
C. I. HOWELL
Gets CONTRACT
FOR COUNTY JAIL |.
ODer $15,OOO.OO
Difference
In Bids

AT the night session Of the com.
ty court held last night the cnn-
tract for building the new county
Jail was awarded to Contractor
G. =. Howell. OF CIarksburg. Mr..
lluwell's hid was one cent unde-
$4,000.
The bidders and the amount of
the bids submitted were MS fol-
lows:
John NJ. Kisner Fairmont,
&131 .96@.llG.
T. l.. Bnrehinal. Fairmont,
81 9,onG.o0.
Holbert and Spcddcn, Fairmont,
$l23, 3,75G.;jG.
intt-Winchrll Construction
Company. Clarksbure, $125 ,Gl0.0n.
G. W. Bowling, Marietta, Ohio,
&l2G,737.OC.
G: i. Howell, Clarlisburg, $115,-
59G.N?.
The contract will soon be draft
cd and the work OIL the buildings
will be started Immediately after
the contract il. executed.
MIR. Howell prepared the folln-
datinrs for the buildings and has
his machinery here so that he can
start wnrl; without any delay. He
has constructed some Of the larg-
est and finest buildings in this
section oil the State and that he
will do the work that he has been
given 10 the satisfaction 10 ali
concerned no one doubts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
DOOR is Shut
TO MANCAURIA.
JAPANESE GOVERNMENT RE.
FUSES TO ACCEPT PLAN
SUBMITTED BY
KNOX.

: TOXIC. Jan, 21.-1hc Jap.
nncsc government to-day handed
!tinbassado- U'Erirn formal re,
ply refusing positively Secretary
kncS's plan to rcutralizc tn.
Alancllu"an railways on the
grounds thnt the proposition is
impracticable. The text of tn.
formal refusal has not been pub
:isiled but newspapers and off.
cidls declare the reply is firm.
1t was knox's desire to have a
syndicate Of American and Euro
rcnr bhnlsrrs take over tho Man.
clnlrinn railroads new held by
Japan and thus insure an ''opcn
door for merchants. of all ma
;inES in Manchuria.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
10y - Ga$a = E-s 49, =.
Will Use !! Lines
of Consolidated
Telephone Co.
MEsSAGEslhC CAN. THEM BE
SENT DAY OR NIGHT.

llaEs are being Formulated by
which the National Telephone
Company and its allied companies
will enter int: il merger with the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Com.
rany. The. two companies will
wnrl. in conjunction in sending
communications to all parts of tllr
country where their lines extend.
So far the matter is iii the EN-.
bryo stage. Nothing has berll
lone further than to discuss thu
matter At 4 meeting CT the tclc.
phone people Mt PittSblng las.
Thursday and Frida, the projec'.
was discussed and parties are III
New York now seeing what Gun
he done. No contract has hccn
drawn up vel nnl has the chn,ii-
tinns nr the contract been deter
mined.
II the plans are carried cut the
Western Union nnd the Bell Tcln-
phone Company will have strolE
rivals. The telegraph companies
will likely make some ro.lcrs.
sinns in reaching ont for business.
FairmoHt will then likely h;vc 4
telegraph office that will be open
at AL hours day and night. 1'iw.
chang. that is contemplated can
be made il is said without much
additional cost. And If it is made
telegraph Offices will be establish
ell in the Offices of the Telephone
offices. F'nirnont will likely hay.,
q new telegraph Office in the Con.
solidatrd Telephone Office BY
which service over the lines nt
Tho Postal Telegraph and Cahi'.
Company can be had. i,,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21

her respects to the gallery crowd
which she succeeded in pleasing equal.
us we'll as the balance of the audience,
Miss Catharine Race. as Sylvania
and Miss Edna Jacobs. as Katy, both
proved themselves to be accomplished
adopts at stage work and on their ex'
cellent acting much of the success OF
the play rests.
Miss Ola Conaway makes an inimitn.
BILE angelica" and Miss Jospehine
Cavender. as Topsy. gave excellent
support to the play.
The parts handled by the young men
were oil In capable hands.
They play will not be repeated this
evening as announced. but matinee
is being given this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
9 sBibii'' Made Great Hit at
The Grand Last NIGHT
Sylvania's Attendants


Acconpnnfst-liaty Christie.
A large number OF boys and girls
gave some very pleasing drills. The
boys as the jumping Jacks created
qnie n good deal OF amusement.
The music of the play was all tune.
full and we'll rendered. every singer
appearing being greeted with hearty
applause. Selections were rendered
by Catharine Hough. Marks Blocher.
Mr.. harrington. Ernest Yost. Robert
Mccoy. Carter Fleming and AIelIssn
Williams, who all proved to be pep
ulnr singers
Miss Hough has IN excellent voice
and has appeared n number OF times
ON the local stage. and her singing
called for several encores. Miss Me
llssn Williams was repeatedly called
back to give the audience more OF he.
catchy song hit you've Got Me
Coin. Kid and when 1t comes to en-
cores and popular approval she had al
the old time stars pushed away back In
the armament and lost In the azure
mist Of the milky way. After repent
cd calls. she in her last response paid
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
Christian Endeavor Rally.

kar! I.chmann, Of Denver, Col,
delivered the main address nf the
Convention last night or "Whnt
Christian Entleavor Stands For"
Mr.. Lehman was positivcl" mas
ter!y in his delivery and his ap-
peal was almost irrcsistnble. His
address was listened 10 with clos
csi attention and carncstncss. il
was conceded to have been one Of
the most forceful addresses On the
tlnty oil every one to live IL Chris.
lian life that has been delivered
here in. many Il day.-Enid. Okla,
October 26. 19US.
Mr.. Lehman will deliver this
lecture in thus city at the Chris
tian Enlravor Rally which will
be held in this city on til. cvcnins :
Of Friday. January 81. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
MRS. RlDGLEY ] G.
PASSED AWAY.
AGED AND HIGHLY RESPECT.
ED WOMAN OF FIFTH
WARD DIED LAST
NIGHT,

Thursday evening ut six.thirty
O'Clock ut the home of her son.
AIr. William Rideley. on Locust
acvnuc, occurred the death of Mrs.
Mary Ridglcy. ono uf the hest
known and most highly respected
women Of this community. Mrs.
Ridglcv was sevcnty.livr years oil
age and her death was due TO tIis
eases incident to old age. She
had been in declining health for
some time and several weeks ago
it was thought she could not sur
yivc, however she rallied and
seemed better until Il couple Of
days ago, when she was tal,rn
worse and her death was momrn.
thrify expected.
Mrs. Rid%lcy was before her
marriage 60 Mr.. Wm. Ridelcy, de.
ceascdl Miss Mary Ellen Staf-
ford and was born III Cumberland.
Nd. on February 16. 1885. She
has been a resident of this city fDr
fifty years, moving to this plac.:
in 1860. Most of the time she re.
sided in this city she held her resi-
dence in the old Ridelcy home
stead on Locust avenue, though
she has resided with her son for
srmc time.
The deceased is survived by six
children, four sons and two
daughters. They arc David,
Lloyd, Frank and William, all oil
this city. and Mrs. T. +. Grader
I.augh. OF Millershurg, Pa. ami
Mrs. lynn Bowman, Of Philatirt-
phia. Mrs. Rradenbauel and Mrs.
Bowman have both been here dur
ing their mothers illness, though
they returned 10 their homes when
her condition changed for the be!-
tr:.
Mrs. Ridclcy was a consistent
lmembcr of the Presbyterian
Church of this city and was n wn.
man who possessed many noble
traits of character. Her death
will be kecnly felt ny a wide cir,
clr Of friends.
The funeral will take place OH
Sunday afternoon Mt 2 80 o'clock
from the residence of Mr.. William
Ri,lglcy and the services will b.
conducted by Rev. II. q. StDctzcr.
1nterment will he made in Wood
lawn Cemetery by Undertaken II
II. Cunningham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
sp.eial Evan qelistie Services.

Services OF an evangelistic nature
are being conducted ut the First Dap.
tIst Church by the pastor, Rev. ". i.
Eddy, and In the Methodist Episcopal
Church by the pastor, Rev. II. C. How
ard. Both OF these churches are har'
ing splendid meetings and the congre'
CATIONS are large. Splendid sermons
are preached each evening ty these
pastors and much interest Is manifest
ell in the meetings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
1OAT'EO|FF FAIR
Soon to- Be SET
Meeting o Of Circuit Secretaries Will be
Held Next Wednesday at
~ Is 4 Wheeling.
SECRETARY SCOTT WILL HAVE
TO SEND A SUBSTITUTE

Tho meeting at which the dates for
THE meetings. OF the Pennsylvania.
io.Maryland.West Virginia Harness
Circuit viii be fixed for next season
will bei held in wheeling next Wednes.
day. The secretaries; OF. the several
sassociatlons In the circuit will attend
the meeting. Fairmont will be reprei
sentetl at this gathering and will get
the best dates for the spring and fall
meetings that can be obtained. Sec
& Eretlry John S, Scott. who has been
sick for three weeks will not be able
: Ia attend this meeting. 1t Is likely
that sA. n. simon will look after Fnir.
2mont,s interests.
The Fairmont and Clarksbure Trac.
4tion ,Companwiis already making prep.
tnratiornu,s for the snrinE meeting The
company has ordered a portable sub.
station frnm 4 the westinrhouse Con.
sssstruction COMPANY cu4,lr Of .Plttsburg By
I M : = - sphInh tha ,or,r.ny uI,, .hs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
Matinee Is On
This Afternoon

''Bibi." the hometaIent musical com.
edy given ut the Grand last night for
the bench: of the children's play
ground fund was attended by fair siZ'
ed audience and the production pleased
those present. rs most of the home
talent plays io. rs some very excel.
lent talent Is to be found in our city
The cast last evening included the fol
lowing:
Bibi-Catherinc Hough.
Prince Cnramel-Marks Blocher.
Sergeant 'Bonbon-Mr. harrington
Angelica-Ola Conway.
Topsy-Josephine Lavender.
Captain TeleroPe-Ernest Yost.
Observation-Disclosures Race.
katy-Edna Jacobs.
Gluepot-Robert Mccoy
Man In the Moon-Cartcr Fleming
Miss Puddingheal-MelIss vii
lialns.
Jumping Jacks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
Purchased Pence Springs.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan.
21.-knnawha and Fayctc county
business men have purchased the
Pence SPRINGS property. we'll
known summer resort in SUM-
mcrs county. Among these inter-
c.stcd i'm the deal are Grant I.
Hail, Charles ". Swisl,rr, T.. l..
Long, Judge l.. }. Williams, +. l..
(irusScur. John X. Shanklin,
Frank Lively. +. G.. Townsend and
r. p. Malcolm. of Charleston: J.
u. Chapman, NJ. j. SIMS c. W.
Billion aild II. L.. Kirkpatrick. ni
r'nHetln cnuntN.a------
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
I''RICHELIEU'' :
o.. the Conspiracy.

I, I
The great French cardinal:
famous III history during the time
5of Louie s13th. IN
Adapted from Edwin Booth s
version Of this dramatic period OF
French History, as recorded b.
Lord FBnlwcr l4ytton.
ltichelicu tVitagraph, Jan. s.
--!'his isttlle strongest and best
produced film adaptation of II
classical play the writer has ever
seen from the Vitagraph studio.
The acting is of the highest class.
$anproxinlating tile hest work Of
the stage: the, adaptation is re-
marknbly clear and understands
.sble ana the settings are magnif-
cent, being made all the more eff
fectiye by perfect photography.
The. part of Richlicu is played with
isplendid dignity and intelligent
= feeling, while all the other parts
arc:in excrllentihands. The adap-.
Station is from Booths acting vtr-
sion of Lory IIytton's dramatic
work, SO TINT it will be unneces-
sarySt to 20 into details. Suffice it
! 10 say that it is-a film subject that
sstands the closest critical nnnly-
sis. /. S. 5 5.. I, 6. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
MEAT BOYCOTT
ON IN EARNEST
DEFINITE STEPS BY ORGAN
IZEn LABOR TO FORCE
DOWN PRICE OF
MEAT.

PlTTSBERE, Pa, Jan. 2l.-
Definite steps in the meat bnycott
were taken by the Iron City
Trades council. Council controls
$4,000 various affiliated unions.
BESIDES Ohio. Indiana, Iowa,
Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut.
Michigan. Nebraska. Kansas Mis-
souri, and Wisconsin started a boy
colt. In lncst all the States, la
hnr nnlnns are heading the move
nent.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-The State
Federation of Women 5 Clubs will
Join the meat strike spreading II
Illinois If many members here can
bring il about. The cxrcutlv.!
haord to meet next week will b.,
asked to adopt resolution cndors-
ing the meat boycott, asking other
%omcn's S clubs to do the same. The
brycntt movement is yet in its in
fancy in Chicago hut is rapidly
growing. Labor leaders are re.
cicv:rG complaints. They are
compiling n statement showing
after Investigation of the Union
Sto"k Yards That the packers ars
responsible for the high prices,
fhe statements are inlorscu by 10.
cal commission houses and ship.
pers. T.ahor officials allegc that
the packers are milking no effort
tn redHcc prices. They say pack.
ing houses are running about hail
time tn make meat more scarce.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
Revival In First Ward.

A revival Is now In progress at the
First Methodist Protestant Church Of
the First ward. "A great deal of inter
est Is being manifested In the meet
ings. At the meeting lnst night one
young lady was converted.
Tonight the services will commence
Mt seven-thirty o'clock. Rev. Turlsel
son. the pastor OF the church. vii!
preach from the subject "The Healing
Of Naaman." The church and pastor
extend an Invitation to all. and esne
cially to the nnsaved. to attend these
services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
NUMBER / e4e;'
GREAT ADDRESS
by }. DIR. yl|g!II!!nl!G!ERTER. ! 4! Z.
WELL KNOWN SPEAKER,
MADE ADDRESS ATgTU. 81
BERCULOSIS EXs

DIR. c. A. Mingertcrt delivered d;
mastery address on Tubercnlosis;
'--its Prevalence, Prevention and
Cmre, last night Mt thnS1 1uberculo.l
sis Exhibit to a largo nnl apps.
ciative audience.
DIR. Wineertcr was at his best
and fully sustained the reputation
given him by the prrss. DR. s.l
said in part rs: Il
That the most powerful Forces;
are the invisible forces, that tl,rs
wind that bends the sturdy oalt
aud tears it frnm5its he'd inpisi-a
bic, that the French revolution
was not the mnhS that hoWledS
through the streets snf Paris and
raised the guillotin higher than
the throne, but the result OF the
revolution that was itself inyisi-s
bic and existed iii the minds oil
The people, and SO in this 3grent
revolution against the ttadlys
sway of tuberculosis, the great
force must be the invisible .fDrpe
that take hold Of the public mintIs
and then we will see the results.
tuberculosis kills over ai mill
lion people in the world annually,
or one person goes, down every ~
secnnds-200. 600 die annually In
the L. s. from tuberculosis, one
every . minutes, 36 seconds. 1000
died in West Virginia during year.
190S. !@ q; 53 !.
tuberculosis has n very fastidi-
diis task. and is not satisfied to-
take the infant who has mot yet
tasted the joys Of life and its
old who having drunk tlle cup of
life to its drces and are willing to
throw away the cup no not
these, they appeal not his
vurncious apnctite,-but the ones
between the age of 20 and 10
years the period life that + Is
filled with the inspiration Of Ercat
Rchievements--thati period when
men discover4wireless telegranhy.
when great battles arc fought aud
won, when great music is comp
ed to charm the world, when
great poems are written, when
great pictures are painted. Yes
that period Of life when people sdu
things that is time this dread
delights to strike and rob
the worlds of its brightest ! and
best, just when they were almost
ready to do greater things than
had yet been done.
Tuberculosis is the greatest
scouree i'll human history; killing
one person in every seven, is 3great-F
or in its destructive noWer than
i1ihSh
~ Fft
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
81
"What lis Eaith2"

Tonight Mt the Presbyterian Church,
DIR. II. S. Thompson. cf PittsburE. who
Is aiding the pastor Rev. Stoetzer. in
n sehies OF meetings. will preach from
the theme what Is Fnith?" Several
In this city who have heard this SER
mon by DR.. Thompson regard It MS be.
Ing most powerful and profound ser.
mon. The interest at the meetings Is
increasing ut each service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
POSTAL i ELEGRApn COMPANY
PLAMSl5T0 ENTER FAIRmONT
AND BUCK. WESTERN UNION
s65 Railroads
NOW INCLUDED IN DEMAND
FOR INCREASE IN WAGES
BY TRAINMEN.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 21.-Dc.-
mands Tor increases for trainmel.
have gone 10 Fl, railroads between
the Mississippi river and Atlantic
Coast, according to J. II. De
Frates, who submitted the de-
lllallds to the Il. and o. A reply
is expected SOON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
SPECIAL SESSION
OF City Council Held Last Night a
City Hall.

AT special session OF council held
last night new orders amounting to
$4,000 were issued In favor Of the
Peoples Bank Of Falrmont. These
orders were issued for and in lieu OF
other. orders that the bank held
nEainst the city which were of larger
denominations thnn the bank cared TO
have. IS. So.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
SEE HARRIS Ap-
S Extra Especial Announce
ment.''
Dl i Xl e.. i.

Attention !! Lovers of High
Glass" Motion Pictures. To-day
friday, we are Delighted" and
more than pleased in being able to
present fDrfyonr, entertainment,
the Grand Historical "Film.de.
y Luxe n q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
New Hpry', Voter IN the FIFTH

New "pry" Voter In the Fifth.
\ Born. this morning. to Mr.. and Mrs.
LII. Cunningham, of the Fifth ward.
q fine baby hoy. Mother and baby are
doing well. Leslie isays this adds an.
other dry voter In the Fifth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
. IHa > Z i = Z
CABELL COUNTY
JAIL Il. is IS NOW !
THREATENED
Sheriff Asks For
Aid of State
Troops

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan.
Il Sheriff lIarshbargcr. of Cab.
ell county. last night asked Gov.
Giasscock for troops in the event
an effort was made by q band Of
Lincoln county ruffians-to attack
the Cnhell county jail to secure
the release of tlve'men in Jail, two
10" burning the court house and
three for burning the. jail of Lin
ccln county. Ii the militia is
needed companies stationed at.
Huntington will be used.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21

HUNTINGTON. w. VA, Jan.
2l.-f'rniiri by hioodhnunds TO
the house where's they were sleep.
ing. Rcrnie Huffman, John Mynrs
and James S. klnls were arrested
carly yesterday morning on sus-
plcion OF being implicated in the
burning OF the lincoln county
jail, at Hamlin, Wednesday morn
ing, and were brought here last
evening and lodged in jail FOR safe
keeping.
Fearing that the OH irages. which
have been pcrpctratcd by the or
ganizcd hands in Lincoln county
during the past two months. might
bc extended TO this county, and
an effort madc to 1ibcrntc the six
prisoners confined here on the
fContInued on paoe Tvo,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-21
NEW ADVANCE SPRING
STYLES.

First shipment OF srirng shoes
received Today. The shipment
consists of Mat Kid, Velour, Pat
EMS. Kill AMI
BLACK SUEDE.
This shoe is perfect model i'll
shoe making. Extra short vnmp,
high heel and arch-slant top
with the tailored finish.
Price 81 cannot le duplicated
/, rlcSS than Sd.
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