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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
Merited Reward

Chicago. Jan. ~. rs.
". II. Harris, Agent.
keyvtone, W. Va.
DEAR SIR:-In our circular letter a,
October 18th ~e offered q Pacific Mutual
"stch Fob - a prime n each and every
representative writing certain amount
Of busine-~ b~tveen October zla and
Nov. Hth on which premium. we're re-
ported b The Company for the month Of
Deoemter. We have just completed
checking this mp ard find that you have
qualified under the terms Of our ODER.
IL therefors give- Ne great pleasure 10 en-
clo~e one Of thee fobs herewith snd rs
sincerely trust thst you will be xeII
pleased With H.
We want % take this opportunity 10
thank you Tor the extrs effort put forth
and a. The same tune 10 exprs-. the hope
that the yssr 1915 vill prove an eroep-
ronsily good one for yon.'
vsvy truly yoon.
Ihs rs<s6r n~n.A ~ Insnruns> On.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
COL0RED FOLKS WON'T AT
TEND CHURCH In KEY
STONE

What IL the matter with the colored
people Of Keystone that they wont 20 70
church nor Sunday school? You may
announce that there will he a ball, a
dance, . froIie. a German, and the Lord
only knows what that -, or anythiL x
like ''shin dig and you will have q
crowded house every time. They will br
there regardless ~ u the admission At
the door. But you cant find men and
women AT churrh on Sundays to help sing
doxology- And most Of what few that
do attend appear - not have life enough
In them % drive a hearse 60 the graN 2
yard Oh, you old two-faced hypocrits.
wake up and prove yourselves worthy Of
the salt Won eat in your bread. One OF
our good preach' r. L. leaving this place
becsnse the people don't show Any dis
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
Notice to Take Depesitieas.


To Steve Davis: r.L
mat on 'hs drh day OF Feb. 1915. :,
sne ONCE of j. X. Smith, in the tovn
o' keystone. County OF McDovslI
snd state of w. Va, between Al.
oours OF O'Clock .. On. and 9 o. "a.
OF mat day. l shall proceed 70 ,ahs
dispositions OF myself and osh.rs ~
% read a. evidence In nv bshsif IN a
oer'Ain 'uisi chsncsry pending in Vie
circuit Court OF Mcdowell COUNT
''ese OF w. Va. 10 which I an PLATA.
u and you are defendant, and II from
any cause the taking OF said dsposi.
Hons De not commenced ON thu, IA,
-, II commenced. II they DO nos com.
pIes"d 90 that day, the taking of aid
,eposiuons will DO sdjourned from
usy 70 day, ~ the same place And -
sween Ne same honrs unuI thew srs
completed; -"
Emma Davis.
j. X. Smith. A. a.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL The hou..
ct Representatives tonight by = vote Of
~ To LA refused Ia submit Ia the state.
All amendment to the fesieaal constitution
10 enfranchise women.
The vote. the second in the history OF
Oongress on the woman suffrage issue.
came At the close Of day Of prepared.
Tor orstAry during which the MANY
speaker were listened To with frequen,
evidences OF approval or disApproval by
packed galleries The question wHs be-
lore the house on the Mondell resolution
10 submit = constitutional amendment
providing that the right Of suffrage
should not he abridged "because Of
sex"
A two thirds Affirmative vote Was nee
e"sary TO pass the r--olution; il Was de-
'eatsd by majority Of thirty,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
J. FRESHMAN BROWNS STAG

Pursuant % the custom Of making .
ne~iy-~ed 'pony-up" when he tss-
mArriesi-e~pecislly. il the marriage i. q
steal-oh affair-Mr. James Urishm.n,
Brown, one Of Keystone's popular tail.
ors. alter having stolen a march on hi.
many friends last week. and wa. mar
REL 10 the charming Miss Fro~. Of
Wileoe, w. Va gave a stag for ala.
men OF this vicinIty-in fact men xrr,
IN attendance from every town in the
valley for many miles.
As an affair Of real, downright. hil.n.
~ and festivity the Fea-ts OF Bel.hszz.r
nor the Last Bachelors supper Of Duke
de Castellaine had nothing on Mr.
Browns spread and his guests humor
The doors Of Lords new hall opened NJ
~ O'Clock p. m, To the gue-ts. and
lasted until-well, some got home in
time for breakfast.
CARDS. checkers. luncheon, toast. and
harmless jokes-snch ~ only men can
teii-were the order OF the night. the
same being blended with strains of .xe.t
music. which hoated through the air
with thrilling effect from the floor above.
10y the keystone Orchsstrs, which wa
giving q dance.
The bag crowd wished the groom man,
ye@s OF happiness, and conveyed thei,
ot-t wishes 70 the bride. The Times.
IKE the Others. wish them q peaceful
and prosperous journey through hs-.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
NONE OF CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION IN EVIDENCE
Results Of Republican Caucus Has
Left 0nIookers in Quasdary a.
to Which Faction Had Been
Most Successful in Its Efforts,
if Any Were Put Fsrth. Ap-
pears Like Dog FALL"

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. l3.-
Both houses Of the legislature were or
gained today and r~c-ived the Dessagr
of Governor Hatfield The following
officers were chosen by the senate:
President senator NJ. L. England,
~ venth District
Clerk-John T. Harris, Of Farkers-
burg.
Sergeant-at-Arms f. Long, Of
Sistersville.
Doorkeeper-Jack Smith. of Hunting.
ton.
The Democrats voted for senator Fred
L. Fox, Of Sutton for president of the
senate, he having received the caucus
nomination.
In the house of delegates the following
Officers were elected:
Speaker-Vernon r. johnson, OF Nor
gan county.
Clerk }. Guy Pritchard, of Fairmont.
sergeant-st-Arms-Dr. George w.
Otto, of Wheeling.
DoorkeeDer-A. w. Davis, Of Clarks-
burg.
The Democrats Of the house supported
T.. L. Schsfer, of Marion county, for
speaker; John l.. Linn. OF Kanawha,
for clerk; J. X. Mehen, of Parkerst.urg.
Tor sergeant at arms, and John X Love,
OF Huntington, doorkeeper.
Besides the appointment of a COM
mittee on rules and a committee on
privileges in the senate no other business
was transacted in either house.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
MART|NSV|LLE
NEWS
(Harris Cosbry)

Mr.. e. G.. Harris and Mrs. Su
san Hairston were married at
his home on January 3.
Mr.. Ballard Preston and Miss
Claudio Gallaunt we're married
January 9TH at Stuart. Va.
Messrs. John Rousman and
Frank Harper left for Winston
for the winter.
Rev. Diggs OF Winston was in
the city on business Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Harris OF Rocky Mount
was In the city on business.
Mr.. James Smith and Miss
Pearl Hairston we're married on
January 10th.
Ed Martin. who was given q
year in prison at the last term OF
court and was given 90 days in
which 70 get new trial has de
cided to serve the one year and
will be carried down on the %.
Mrs. Celeste Berry is In the
city visiting her parents.
Mr.. Daniel Mitchell and Miss
Virginia Davis we're married on
January X.
The Martinsville Concert Band
gave a grand concert at Spencer
Hall on the 9TH.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15

the matter OF library legislation. No ~
than twenty nve sts's- 81 the union nov
have library commissions ~orkiDs for
the extension Of thi- rn~.ns Of public
education and thirty states maintain .
travelling library service ON a statewide
basis The Federation 10 anxious 10 have
West 'irsinis join this roodly company
OF st~tss IN which An adequate supply OF
soo1 literature - within the reach Of
every citizen.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
2,ocAs

Mrs. Jessie Froe- Brown, whs
has recently joined the family OF
married folks. was in the CITY
Saturday and Sunday of this
week. She expresses herself a.
being very we'll pleased with the
many compliments received by
those who know and appreciate
the high compliment that is due
TO come TO any and all who enter
into matrimony.
Attorney A. G.. Froe OF WEIGH
our popular and efficient lawyer
was in the city Monday on lcgaI
business.
Chief of Police Fred j. Moore
was IN Roanoke Saturday and
Sunday looking after some very
important legal matters he tells
US that business is about as dull
IN Roanoke as it is in West Vir-
gInia towns.
Since the death of saloons and
the new life of prohibition there
are To be found plenty of fine and
tirst class business places with
the card on the front doors
FOR RENT" Dull times the
country over may Justify them
remaining here and other places
with such signs on their doors
Mr.. James Crawford of Mate
van was in the city this week
looking after some building now
going on for him and Hon. G h.
Hartman.
The FIRST National Bank of
Keystone. as shown by a con
densed statement at the close of
business December 81. 1914. did
an unusually successful business
last year We learn that the
officials, under the IMMEDIATE
direction of Mr.. X. l. Bailey,
with his most courteous and eff
tcient assistants, are exceeding
~ grateful to those who have so
literally patroniz ID their institu-
ton.
Prof. + W. Cullum, of WEIGH.
one OF the most utIlItarian men
In the county, hurriedly passed
through the city Tuesday of this
week on business.
Hon. w. J. McCIaren. Chief
Road Engineer fo- McDowell-co
and a man who is doing perhaps
more substantial work for all the
people OF this county thar any
other one man, in that he is
creditably having prepared good
roads In every magisterial dis
trict was looking around about
Switchbsck Monday of this week.
Hon. l. G. Toney, mayor of
NOrthfork, and one of the best
business men in Mcdowell coun
ty, was attending to important
business matters in Keystone
this week relative TO the pur-
chasing of real estate.
DIR. G. T. Eppling. Of Princeton, was
shaking hands with old friends here
Thursday.
The friends Of Dr X G.. Harrison are
glad 70 know that he il on the rapid
rOad To recovery
FREE SeLd 3 ccnts "
STAMPS and - names and AZ
dresses of Music LADDERS and
will mail you q cory Of my new
1915 song book, price 20 cents,
u L.Lg1
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
Notice to Take Dispositions.
To Charlie lfayes

10 Oiariie Hayes:
TAKE notice that on Jan ~. 1918.
Al tie Law Offics= OF W. ]. p.rter h,
Tie town Of Blnefield, Raleigh st. Msrsr
county. w. Va, between the hours Of y
clock A. m. and O'Clock y. IN. of th.t
day l shall proces-d ~ take the dspo-i-
IONS oil myself and Others % be nal :.
evidence IN my behalf. IN . certain suit
IN equity, depending in the Circuit Court
OF Mcdowell county. wherein am plain
tHi and you are defendant; and il from,
any cause the taking OF the said d~po-
ations De not commenced, or, IL com
nenossi, be not concluded. on that day.
TIE taking thereoi will be adjourned from
time n time. at the same place And -
tween the same hours until the ssme sh.II
be completed.
H. c Mary L. Hayes.
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Notice to Take Depositis.s.
By tsun~e.


'"hh hihslko
Kos. MihaIko.)
To ROSA MIHALKO: Yo. ~tu,
tice. that ON Oth day % Jan 1878 th~ PisInsI9
'~'"~ nA'n~d viii take dispositions q herssH =
'""nfy other witnesses. 10 ~ ussd - evidences
~ me 'rAi 81 the above cause. In behalf of PlAin
TN ~ the once Of A. q. Proc. In wsleh. In
oo.h'y 90 Mcdowell. In the STATE Of West vir-
nhlA. 'st~e~n the hour of sight O'Clock . n.
and sir o'ciock .. IN. % said day. Ana |. r..
any e.usr. thing % sAid dispositions shsu not =.
commenced. or being commsno>d. shau uos \.
compisted ON the dsy Aforesaid. the tahin~ a. an.
s-ine viii b. adjourned from dag 70 dsx. or sro..
time u time. 81 the same pls osand between IA.
zane hours. until thsy are completed.
John hihaiko.
~ Counsel
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
ROBINSON NOW HEAD
OF SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. I2-
The state supreme court of appeals in
session today elected Judge Ira r Rob
inson president for the ensuing year, to
succeed Judge w. n. Miller.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
Order Of PubEcatiss

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Csrk's Of,c. ~
the Circuit Court Of NcDovsll O,,ns.
on the hrst Monday in 'anusry. 1914
Elmer Davis,
vs.. lin Oh.ncsry
stephen Davis.
TIE object 81 this suit IN 20 ohs.,,
'rom the defendant by the plaintiff q
divorce.
vINCULO MATRIMOnII
And q appearing from an AFFIDAVIT now
on ME with the papers in this cause. thas
TIE Defendant 10 . non-rssident III H.
STATE of West Virginia: IL N th~r~for.
ordered that the said defendant 40 a.
PEAR AZ The Clerks Once Of ths Orcu,t
Court Of McDo~ell County within one
month from the date OF the q IA publir.-
Ton OF this order, and do vhsf K neo~.-
ssry u protect bis interest hsrsia.
And u 10 further ordered thsx 4 coox
OF this order he pubIikhed once = -
ior iour successive weeks ia soms psvs-
paper tn Mcdowell County, and shss .
copy OF TIE same be posted a. TIA frout
door OF the court hou>s Of HeDow.II
county Tor twenty days beiors decree l.
A copy. Ts~se:
". BURBRIDGE PAYNE. C.-rt
J. X. Smith. Y. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
kEYSToME'S SUNDAY OUT|MG

The Historical and Literary So
ciety which convenes in the Cal
houn Hall each Sunday is taking
on new life. Notwithstanding its
youthfulness. A. its last meeting
the highest ambition OF each one
present to work the society up 10
It's full capacity was demonstrated.
In connection with the many
numbers OF the program for Sun
day afternoon. r. +. Alexander.
was appointed to open the discus
sion OF the day. He will talk on
the subject "Hinderances TO the
Progress OF the Race. Prof. r. l.
Ram shall entertain from the
mentioned subject. You can not
afford to miss these exercises be-
cause they are both entertaining
and instructive. The officers are
urged to report at their respective
places on time. Come and get
something for nothing. FREE
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15

Posisioo 20 support the church. You
can't go enough of them there 20 raise
MONEY enough 20 pay for lishe.- The
Negro men ~ill bug iiqnov. drink ir and
go trunk ssd act the fooi right in the
very face u the church and will not give
one cent for the sesport Of sise gospel.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15

Chss Hancock
Henretts Hancock
10 nenretts Hancock: Take notior th..
on the lzth dsy Of Fsb. 1915. a. a..
once Of Justice Peace, wm. ssddfpr' hi
TIE town Of Elkhorn, McnoveU Do
we.t Virginia, bstwe>n The hours Of O.
clock, a. m. and O'Clock D. m. % thst
DAY shall proceed 10 take de dernu,<,oos
o. myself and others, 10 10 rad IN sv5-
denoe IN my behalf in . certain S,it In
equity pennins in the Cifrut .Cours Of
ncDo.eh County and stAe Of V6a vr-
ginis, in which I am plsntG - Va.
Are defendant; and II from any 6rnss o.
taxing OF said dispositions b - en-
u uney be not oompietsd On tbs 3ay. -
taxing OF said dispositions YIN b s4}uup-
hea ron day b day, - The snms -
sna nse.ssn he sams houD s.sn -
H. J. O~pshars. r. q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
WOMAN
SUFFRAGE
DEFEATED
In House By Vote Of
204 To ia
Vote Cane After Day Of Debate
Marked BY Much Disorder
By Spectators

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Jan. IL
Switzerland. Nicely. Avis and
Hughes vote'i for the Mondell reso-
luton; Brown against. Mos. va.
paired in favor Of il.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15

FREE SeLd 3 ccnts "
STAMPS and - names and ao
dresses of Music LADDERS and /
will mail you a cory Of my new
1915 song book, price 20 cents,
Heavenly Echoes" free. John
y. Vaughan. Athens. Ga.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26

FAULTY MEASUREMENTS
81 wouldn't have minded what you
said about me-" said the man who
protests mildly, eff you hadn't been
so inconsistent. u
what do you mean?" asked the
YituperatiVe person.
"Your sense Of proportion is wrong.
In that letter you wrote about me
you started out by saying my head
was sweIled, and in the next sentence
you refer to me as a pinhead. -
Washington Star. 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-26
SELDOM SEEN

For the third time in the week he
had been given fried bacon for his,
dinner when he returned from work,
consequently he was not in a very
good humOr. During the meal his
loving spouse CHANGED to remark:
There's a black cat been on our
doorstep this moTEing, James-that's
a sign there's a stranger comm 7
wonder who it can be?"
well" replied James, gazing
glumly at has plate, 81 wouldn't be
surprised if it was tn butcher"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
Of Another Resolution Which
Purports to Give Traction
Company Franchise.

Deferred action will be taken by
the city council at its next regular
meeting upon the following resolu-
ZION. which was offered Friday night:
whereas. The city council on April
70 1873, al a special meeting called
without notice specifying the por-
poses for which il was TO De he,o,
5assed resolution notifying the
Nononsahela VALLEY Traction Company
10 remove ifs rails and poles from inc
Fonrth street bridge across Elk
creek in order 10 enable the city 70
construct new concrete bridge on
-he location OF the present structure
and there was contained in said reso-
luton a request that sad tractlon
company proceed 10 place Its rams, .es
and poles on the new concrete pFtuse
when compelled; and.
whereas. There has arisen among
me citizens OF this city some doubt
the meaning or the last clause in
said resolution. some. beiievins tnal
said last clause might purport 10
grant said traction company a right
or franchise place its track upon
and across the new bridge when com
pleted. without paying 10 the city any
cart of The cost of said bridge; and
Whereas. II was not the Intention
of he council 10 grant by said resoia-
ton any permit. franchise or r.Sht 10
use or occupy said bridge TO the SAD
traction company. and the council de
sires that there shall be no misunder-
standing between the citizens of this
city. the council and the traction COM
pany as TO the meaning, intent or puf-
Dcse of sad resolution;
Therefsre. be il resolved. That me
mart of said resolution reading as Tor
laws. and he IL further resolved tnat
the Monongahela Valley Traction Com
panr lay rails and set poles and pave
hetceen tracks on new bridge as soon
IS possible after completion in order
10 resume service for public benefit
be and the same is hereby reseIndea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
OF INTEREST 70 WOMEN
surpri>e Birhday Parry.

4 delightful birthday party was
given in honor OF Mrs. John Floyd. IL
being her fifty-fourth anniversary. at
her home near Wilsonburs. Thursday
evening Those present were enter
tanned with music and at late hour
refreshments were served. Those
present of her children and grand
children were Mr.. and Mrs. E w
sullivan. Cecil. CasseI and Ethel; Mr.
md Mrs. Arthur Kidd. Doris and Nil
dred: Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cork. Mr.
and Mrs A. X. Haeerty. Paul and
Roy. Jr: sons Arthur and Harold
Floyd: Misses IVA and Rose at home:
friends. Mrs. Kirby. Mrs. Bates. MISS
Amanda and F'idely Invite Mrs
John Drummond and daughter. fora
Mrs. G. a. Wilson and daugher. iVrl:
Mrs. Ben Miller and Mrs Jim Gaines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08

Solo and chorus-TuIip and Rose. -.
Harry Rogan and second grade
Recitation-Busy Bees First grade
Albert Farrell
amation-CIusters OF Never
Ralph Judge
Mothers Fool
James McArdrew
Remarks by Reverend Pastor.
Star Spangled Banner
-. Third. fourth and fifth grades
assisted by 81. Mays Quartet.
Camel Donanue. Lawrence Fox.
Theodore Kennen. and George Bell.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
Eine Prosram, by students.

According TO the usual first Friday
custom the entire student body and
faculty of st. Msry's high school as
sembled in the spacious auditorium
where a pleasing program -ss rem
s:ered. The Xaverian Brothers OF
the school were much Sratified in
seeing the parents of their pupils
show how interested they We're BY
coming to the entertainment and trust
on the mex; first Friday every parent
will be present. The program fol-
lows:
Hymn-we Come Dearest Mother
... High school chorus
Oration-Sir Francis. George p. Bell
Soldiers Farewell 70
Army Fred Recker
Reading-The Seasons
Ralph Hopkins
Recitation-To a Waterfowl
80. Third. fourth and fifth grades
Essay-what I'd Do if ] Had Money
George O'Donnell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
RESOLUTION TO
RESCIND CLAUS
and aunulIed,

And be il further resolved, That
the street committee be and ii IS here
BIZ requested TO communicate with the
proper officers of the said traction
comnanv in order 10 ascertain whether
or not it is the desire OF said company
10 lay or place its track upon and
across said new bridge when COM
pleted. and II so. what part of the cos:
OF same they are willing 10 pay to-
ward the construction of said bridge,
for such permission to use the same:
and SAID committee shall repor; its
actions 10 the council al some future
regular meeting.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
Vudor Hanansocks

Reinforced Hammocks, made
with 80 per cent or more warp !;
reinforcement at center, in the
BODY and ends; laced in Vudor
eoualized strain cording ma
chimes with very heavy cords.
These features are only found in
Vudor Reinforced Hdnn0oocks.
Best dyes used in dying these
hammocks.
Length "a inches-42 inches
wide. Price s1-5o to $50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
Intercst;r~ 5adSess.

Miss McGaushey. OF the Hamilton
party. made a very interesting ad-
dress 10 the business women and
business girls a. 4 luncheon given
from 5l:4o TO , o'clock in the dln-
ing room OF the First Presbyterian
church. by the women of ;he First
Bapt;st church. 1t was largely at
tended
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
Mrs. DeboIt a Bride.

Announcement Is made here that
Mrs. Ida Debolt. of Park avenue. this
city. and Mr.. John X. Laid. Of
Supulpa. Okla. merchant and farmer
we're married May in the bride
groom's home town The Rev NJ r
Inrrafrn. pastor of the Christian
church there. performed the cere-
mony.
-. DeboIt's former husband. now
deceased. was prominently known in
this section Before he moved 10
clarksburg. he served al one time as
nresident of the county court of Wet
eel county
DR o'Seale. Mrs Leslie Laughery
and Miss Maude Deboit. all of this
city.
To Meet at Church
Members of the local Woman's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
Wonderful Styles IN Coats,
Suits, Waists, Skirts and
Dresses at Little Prices.

Never there such charm and diversity in fashions
for young women Where few years woman would
styles choose FROM this brings
wonderful variety And the fest prices, wonderfully
surprising.
SIX Dresses s15-Fifty There Shinamery
Taetas,Lu Crepe Meteor. the delihtful summer
stripes Silks variety of styles that
want this season.
Stats SO and s14.5o-A group made of small sur
plus lots samples. They mostly fancy novelty
many the palmer sort Beautiful in materials
beautiful detail and most beautifully tailored all were
higher.
coats-s1o $3.50 SIS, white chnehilla Goats
in various good styles.
SO to SIS for tweed coats in loose styles.
S. to $40 for checked coats.
SO to $3.50 for very special novelty styes-one of
kind, ultra fashionable exclusive smart
Waists CSC 81. a5, Wonderful is the only word
describes them. Voes, Linens Silks instance
silk shrn $195 and fine silk de
chine at price
Skirts 81 to ss5o-Whte. washable ones; plenty to s.
another tat show 800 skirts between 81
and $3.50?
Sale Cloth Skirts s4s5 special
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-08
THE PARSONS- SOUDERS COMPANY
Miss cornelia Basel.

Miss Cornelia Basel.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander IS a
guest OF her mother. Mrs H. H.-Moss
in Pars ersburg.
+. X Yoke is here from Weston.
". d. Ward. OF Mineral, visited
The city Saturday.
George E White. of Weston, is
transacting business here
\. Bliss McCrum. of Kingwood, IS
business visitor here