Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1912-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.

shopping.
Gift Stationery at Graham's. ADV.
Levi Cross was here Wednesday on a
business errand.
See W T. Curry & Co., for Xmas pres
ents. = Adv.
John Waters, Of Valley, was here
Wednesday on business.
For Red Cross Xmas Seals-See Ora
ham 's.-Adv.
Mike Smith is building nice barn on
his property near Grim avenue.
For Xmas Tags, Cards and Stickers-
See Graham-Adv.
William Cross, of Stringtown, was here
Sunday the guest OF friends.
A few Christmas novelties as line at
M. E. Ctothies's-Adv
Fred Booth, of near Laurel Hill, was
here Tuesday on business Grand.
'Doc." Kelly, of Sugar Creek, was
here Saturday on a business mission.
Ribbons for fancy work at M. E.
Clothier's. ADV.
Charley Coontz, of Sugar Greek, was
here Friday buying farm implements.
Keep your "eyes'' on the show window
at w. T. Curry & Co. = Adv.
G. M. HAYES, merchant of Weaver,
was here Saturday on a business errand.
Go to W. T. Curry & Co.'S Jewelry
Store for Xmas presents. - Adv,
Miss Icevene Keller, who has been sick
for the last three weeks, is able to be out
again.
All trimmed hats reduced at cost at M
E. Clothier's ADV,
At this time several Belington people
are having ''swell time"- they have the
mumps.
If you don't know where to get Red
Cross Christmas Seals, ask some one.
Floyd Teter, who has been out of the
city for several days, returned home last
Saturday.
A nice plume makes nice Christina
gift-see then at M. E. Clothier's ADV
Miss Jones, sister to Mrs. Clinton
Heavier, is now working for the Lazarus
Department Store.
If you are undecided on picking your
Xmas presents-See w. 7. Curry & Co.
ADV.
Frank Luzader, who has been having
the mumps for the past two weeks, is
back at work at the shops.
1t will pay you to call and see the
Christmas novelties at NJ E. ClotEier' s.
Adv.
]. J. Polling, merchant at the old post
office, known as Calhoun, was here Sat
urday buying merchandise
Elan Cade, who has been making his
home with Baxter Bennett, at the Stone
House, is here the guest of friends.
A Subscription to The Progressive
would make any one a nice Christmas
Gift A good idaa-trv IT,
J. w, Ware has moved in his new
building just across the street from the
the old one. He is now ready to
serve the people.
L. L. Bennett is building an addition
al building to his Handle Factory. This
will make one Of the finest equipped fac.
tories in the state.
The Belington Orchestra will play at
Scrimgour Brothers Store, Friday and
Saturday evening, December 20 and 2lst
Come out and hear the music.
Mr.. J. E. Keyser, accompanied by his
wife and Mary Monica and Dorothy D..
Jones, drove 60 Elkins last Saturday after
noon in Mr.. Keyser's automobile.
Watch for our serial story-''The Sto
len Singer''-it will appear Dec. Goth,
issue No. 33. You will like it we are sure.
The Farmers Supply Agency are
building storage house for hay and
farm implements on the property now
owned by ]. A. Vlquesney where the
Ice Plant stood.
1t is estimated that billion dollars
will be spent.in Christmas giving between
December and 25. That's lot of mon
cyl What are yon doing, Mr.. Merchant.
to get your share?
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