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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Little Memo Liebold put on a Sox uni
form for the first time. appearing in
center field.
Schalk made a great play in the fourth
inning. Gandil was on third with one out
when Mcbride flied to John Collins. His
throw to Schalk was slow coming in. but
Schalk sprang on his prey, tagging him
for a double play.
1t was ladies' day at Comiskey Park
and nearly half the crowd of 1000 be-
ionged to the fair sex.
Manager Griffith said he expected the
American League race to be as open as
the Panama Canal.
Leibold made a start at bat. tanning
the first two times up.
John Collins hit hard line drive OF
Shaw's shiffs in the sixth for q single.
but Jim frightened up and retired the
side without damage except to his per-
son.
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Interior is sure of a berth in the De-
partmental League for at least few
DAYS longer. At the meeting of the cir
cult officials held in the Ebbitt House
last night. a motion was passed grant
inS the Interior club until 4:50 o'clock
next Tuesday to produce the remainder
of its franchise fee.
At that time there must be in the keep
ing of the treasurer of the league, real
Interior money to the amount of SIS. or
a negotiable instrument good for $50 in
addition to the SO now in Treasurer
Ormsby's possession. The Interior nine
is scheduled to play game on Tues
DIV. but if il fails to meet its obliGa-
ii. Il nj the appointed time>the team will
b.. :i"tpmaticAIlv dropped from the league
a"d tn" schedule Iearranged for the re-
IL. iIG"r of the sea son.
red Tansill. representing the Interior
ci:h in the meeting. stated that his
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FORM NEW LEAGUE
OF 13-YEAR-OLD BOYS
Herald Hustlers Win from the
Young Giants by 9 to 8
Score.

Four teams in the District averasins
thirteen years have formed a new league
and called it the Junior League. Mr.. U.
70 Mahar is the president Inc teams
are as follows: The Herald Hustlers,
Young Eagles. Young Giants. anu .ne
Fifth Street Orioles. II any other teams
wish to join they can communicate with
President Mahar, The Washington Her
AIDS circulat ton manager.
The Herald Hustlers yesterday defeat
ed the Young Giants on the Monument
Grounds in an eleven-innins game, by >
TO s. The feature of the game was the
batting of Tony Morse. who made a
bome-run. W. Dakin pitched good
game for the winners. tanning ten men,
In the eleventh T. Morse drew walk.
also r. Corrwl. Morse was caught try
ing to make third. w. Dakin then
singled sending r. Corrwl over with the
winning run Score by innings:
RHE
Ber,ld Hust.. eos 100 % 10 u q
Young Giants. ) o o } o o o-s 10
Batteries-w. Dakin and FeIberbaum: setore and
Zaneioti.
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ford Crew to Row Here Tomorrow Nationals Are Beaten
Chicago Sox Capture
First Game of Series

Nationals. retired in the seventh in
ming to make way for Acosta. a pinch
hitter.
The Sox widened the breach of
Ayers in the eighth. Eddie Collins
strolling and Fourier being hit by a
pitched ball. j. Collins hunted to Ayers,
who was slow fielding the ball to third
three runners being safe. Ray Schalk
came up in the pinch and polled a
single to center. scoring E. Collins and
Fourier.
in the second inning as result OF q
single by Milan, Scott's error on Can
dis .bunt. and Connolly's infield out.
Little Memo Leibold. who appeared for
the first time in . Sox uniform. was
given a grand reception. but failed to
impress the fans that he was an i'm
provement over Roth. Score:
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JUNIOR TOURNEY TO
FINKENSTEADT BOYS

goes to the winner, while the defeated
player will get the runner-up prize.
w. ]. Hughes handed in a card of
%. the next best score, while the others
went around as follows: John Davidson.
jr.. 1O6: Heath Davidson. H.: f. c. Gott
jr., III, and 5. F. Colladay, l24.
G. S. Simpson, the other contestant
did not turn in his card.
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Interior Given Till Tuesday
To Put Up Coin, Or Quit

! teams financial predicament was due en-
tirely to lack of interest In the Depart
mental League among the clerks of the
Interior Department. The workers in
the various bureaus of that branch of
the government have given their entire
support to the Home Club League, an
nterbureat organization, throughout the
season.
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BUSH IS IN FORM
AND MACKMEN WIN
Browns Tumble Down to Defeat, J
to Visitors Pounce on
James.

st. Louis. July 9.-The Athletics defeat
ed the Browns today. 3 to l. Bush al
lowed only three scratch singles, while
James was hit hard at critical moments
President Hedges. of the Browns, an
nounced this afternoon that he had re-
leased Ernie Walker. an outfielder, to
the Rochester club. Of the International
League
r. A. r..
Philadelphia. slooo lao 10 0
st. Louis 1900 81 5 0
Batteries-Bush and Lapp; James and Agnew
and SEVERED. Umpires-Aiessrs Evans and Chill.
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r. and K. Finkensteadt, each with
scores Of IS, tied for honors in the junior
golf tournament of the Columbia Coun-
, try Club. which took place yesterday
afternoon, IS holes, medal play.
tThe two boys will go over the course
aAain this afternoon to see which one
viii land the handsome trophy which
The Washington herald., 1915-07-10
TENTH-INNING RALLY
WINS FOR DODGERS
Cubs Are Beaten in Brooklyn. the
Final Count Being
8 to ....

Brooklyn. July 9--A tenth-inning rally
gave the Dodgers a s-to-7 victory over the
Cubs today. two Chicago pitchers being
pounded for fifteen hits. Pfeffer started
of badly and the Dodgers had to fight
an uphill game. Rucker also was hit
hard when he relieved Pfeff,r. but later
frightened up. Score:
r. Fl. z
CHICAGO ....... 800 o o. l.
Brooklyn-..--..... l j o Is Is
Bstteries-Pierce StaDdridge and Archer: Pfefer
Rucker and McCsuy and Miller. Umpres-Messrs
Klein and Emslie.
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YANKS ARE BEATEN
BY INDIANS, 4 TO 3
Ray Fisher Batted Hard Early in the
Came-New Yorks Rally
Later.

RAY Fishers offerings to their fancy to-
day and hammered him for nine hits. net
ting four runs in seven innings. This
looked like a safe lead, as Southpav
Willie Mitchell had been pitching shut
out ball. but with two men down In The
eighth Cook singled, Peck tripled, Maisel
singled and stole and Cree singled. three
runs resulting. The Indians kept their
lead, due to a classy bit Of fielding by
Kirke In the ninth. Score:
RHE
New Yozx. oesooso3e 1
Cleveland. .......... sol oo0o IA
Battesies-Fisher and Nmamskes: Mitchell, Jones.
snd O'Neil Umpres-Mes9A Nalhn and Dineen.
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BRAVES DOWN CARDINALS.

Boston Wins Ten-inninE Battle
from st. Louis, 4 to g.
Boston. July 9.-Butler's error gave
the Braves to 3 victory over St
Louis today in the tenth inning. Score:
RRE
st. Louis. % 90 o-3 2
Boston. 0 o q 90 IA |
Batteries-Doak Griner and Schiner; Gonzales
Raglan and Gowdy. Umpires-Messrs. Byron and
Jason.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESuLIA
Buffalo. Q; Drook.yn.
Buffalo,: Brookhn. !.
Pittsburgh. 4: 81. Louis
st. Lous. 5; PittsbaRsh. q
CANES TO-DAY,
Baltimore at Newark.
Brooklyn At Buffalo.
ST. Louis At Pitfshnzsh.
Ksnas CITY at Chicago
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tshanks hit Ivy batted ball in the fifth.
Washington 0 l o 0 0 O. o OIL
Chicago. 0 . 10 0 o 2 Ks
Three base hit-Fournier. Sacrifice hits-Felsch.
Gandil. Henry, Moeller. Stolen bases-J. Collins
~, Schak ~, Blackbune. Hit by pitchcr-Con-
molly. Struck Jut-By Scott 2; BY Shaw, J. Bases
on talls-On Scott. 3; of Shaw. 2; off Ayers. /.
Double plays-Moeller to Mcbride; j. Collins to
SchaM. Umpres-Messrs. Wallace and Connolly.
Time of game-l hour and 30 minutes
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HOW THE GRIFFMEN ARE
HITTING DAY BY DAY

The figures Indicate that the Brookfeds can loss
just as easily with Kaun out Of the lineup As
when he's in. proving that the team can maintain
its pace without Benny"
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RED SOX SWAMPED
BY THE TIGERS
Detroit Hammers Trio of Boston
Slabmen. Winning Easily.
IS to 4

Detroit. July s-The Tigers bombarded
three Boston pitchers today and swamped
the Red Sox under a 15-to-4 score. Ruth,
Mays and Gregg were helpless before the
Detroit batters.
With two men down in the sixth the
Tigers hit Gregg for eight safeties and
scored seven ITALICS.
Covaleskie held the Bostonians hitless
until the sixth. Score:
Boston. 900 2c0o-4 J
Detroit ......... 0 Us IA 1
Batteries-Rurh. Mays. Gregg. Csdy and Carrisan:
Co,aleskie Cavet. and Baker. Umpires-Messrs
O'Louyhlin AMI Hildebrand.
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LOU ZEYRAGA WINS.
Local GrapP7er Throws Youup
GOfch in FOurteeu Mipuxo.

Lon ZeTaSa. aided and abetted BY his brother.
Frank Zeyrasa. entered into wrestling match
WIN T5-Iound Youth at the Biiou Theater last
night and IN fourteen minutes Of actual time sue
ceeded in out graphing Young Gotch getting two
tails, the first tee and holy hold and the
last on a hammer-lock and scissors clutch
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Reduced Prices in all Departments

Just glance over this
list of items, it will be well
worth your while.
S. and $3.50
PanAmAS .........$S.SU
$500 Shaws. .$1.@
s. Shaws ..........$l.SS
ETC., Etc.
IS Teek Oxfords. .$3.95
81 Teck Oxfords. Sass
81 to s. Colored Neglise
Shirts, on sale. ........79c
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.

Batteries-Fishef and NuDsmskes: Mitch
and O'Neil Umpires-MessA Nalhn and
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s.? se; st.,'s$14&:2s
SIS P-B$12.25
. Suits, 10
'!sss;s':;'s$1O:z5

Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits included but no tropical
weights IN this sale.
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Griff's young men were handed another
jolt in Chicago yesterday. the only en-
couraging feature to the game being an
improvement in stick work, for the home
team only grabbed one more blow than
credited to the visitors.
Walter johnson will more than likely
be called upon to pitch this afternoon,
while Eddie Cicotte will probably oppose
the speed king.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-13

stand that if 1 catch you walking on
this sidewalk once more l will have
you kicked out, damn you! Do you
understand? I'll have you locked up.
I'll make it so hot~for you that you
will get no job in the city of Chi
cago." Deponent told Schoenbrun
Chicago isn't the only city she might
earn S. a week in. Schoenbrun then
pointed her out to policemen and told
them the next time they saw her
walking past the shop they should ar
rest her.
Hit in the Jaw
Harry Waxman, 1902 Hastings st.,
worked for Lamm & Co. On Jack
son blvd, near Halsted, Oct. 8, at
1920 p. m. he was attacked and beat
en- up by two plain clothes men who
had threatened him the previous day
when he walked past Lamm shop.
''Deponent states assailants attacked
him from the rear, that one man
struck his head with some instru-
ment, causing deep wound and that
the other assailant struck his jaw"
The policeman on the beat wit
messed the attack and refused to ar
rest the assailants, although asked to
do so by deponent and others who
saw what happened"
Nine Cops Did 1t -
Edward Landau, merchant tailor,
81 w. Ohio St, in merchant tailor
business at 459 W. Chicago av:, on
Market st., near Van Buren,, about
1920 p. M, Oct. 4, saw nine police Of
ficers attack 80 girl strikers to pre-
vent their passage over Van Buren,
st. bridge. Girls were handled rough
ly, clothing torn, hair pulled and hats
broken. Among officers were Nos.
2725, 4107, 921, 1885.
PLAN HARRAssING CAMPAIGN
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payne momentarily expected. Russia
was vigorously offensive today
against Austrians, says report from
Petrograd of important MuscoXite
gains in Galicia. Report says cars
forces have crossed Strypa and were
driving Austrians in flight rather
than retreat,
Russia is preparing to land great
army on Bulgarian coast, according
to Rumanian Journal Universzy to-
day.
London.-Kaiser is already on Ser
Wan front, repeated rumor.
Vienna, via Berlin and London
Austro-German forces are attacking
Serbians all along their front. Have
gained control of hills overlooking all
river crossings. Hot resistance by
Serbians admitted.
Rome. - Correspondence, seni-of-
fetal paper, says pope has secured
promise from sultan of Turkey that
massacre of Armenians will stop.
Paris.-Report denied that Japan
csc troops will be used in Balkans.
High officials afraid such step would
have bad effect on public opinion.
Transfer of Serbia's temporary cap
ital from Nish to Monastir expected
within 4S hours.
London. - After giving crew time
to get off a British submarine dyna-
mited German steamer Walter Leon o..
ard in the Baltic Tuesday. Other
German craft destroyed by British
undersea boats in sameDwaters in past
few days were steamships Nicomedia,
Gutrune, Germania, Lules and an I'M
identified steam vessel.
Paris.-FoIIoWing heavy lombard
ment throughout day, Germans made
determined infantry attack on the
French line northeast of Souchez
Tuesday evening. 1t was repulsed.
Intense artillery actions ragged all
L
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HARRASSING CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TEUTONS

Paris, Oct. 13.-Plan of allies seems
to be to keep Kaiser so busy on the
Western and Russian fighting fronts
that he will have no time or men to
spend on campaign in Servia.
Heavy Franco-British drive against
German front in Artois and Cham
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21

Cora Smith. few weeks.
q. IL. Holsworth is here from
snencer on q brief business visit.
| George Cummings, of Jane Lew,
was a business visitor here Satur-
! day.
q visitor here,
M. J. Abbey. of Morgantown. ia
here on a business mission.
q. o. Jennison, of Parkersburg.
is a city business visitor.
o., H, Harris, OF MarttnsDurgs IL
transacting business here.
| ~, n, Hoover. Webster springs
attorney. Is here on legal business.
r. D. Marta, Of Benson, is city
visitor.
@. e, Batson, OF Parkersburg. Is
here on business visit,
j. r. Johnson, Of Huntington. Is
In the city.
Mr. and Mrs, Truman jayne were
here Saturday from Jarvisville.
Miss Hazel Bailey. OF Flemtpgton.
ia a visitor here on the way to Smith
/ samuel A. Elliott, Of McAIpin, is a
! John G Robinson was here Saturday
from Craigmoor.
James s. Grimm, of Lumberpert
visited the city Saturday.
William M Strother was here Satur-
sday from WiBonburg.
Walter Stuart was here saturday
from OverheId.
city.
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Wondmen Rally Dny.

The Modern .Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors OF West Virginia, parts OF
Ohio, Pennsylvanfa and MARYLAND
are arranging to celebrate Woodmen
rally day at Mountain Lake Park on
September III. The feature was in
troduced by the Grafton camp which
appointed Thomas F. WEIGH as a COM
msttee OF one to gee how the matter
would take with the other camps
The spfrlt was caught at once and as
a result some time back about twenty
Woodmen from all parts OF the state
met in the young Mems Christian
Association rooms at Grafton and or
ganized q committee Of arrangements
making Thomas F. WEIGH chairman,
Roy Bailey. Of Clarksburg. secretary;
and NJ B. Bailey, of Weston.
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Masonic Picnic.

The Masons of Shinnston held
forth at Traction park Friday with
an all day celebration. 1t was Ine
fifth annual outing of the St. John >
lodge, Ancient Free and Acceptesu
tnttendance. including the Masons,
their families and friends.
All kinds of outdoor sports hao
.baen provided by the committee IN
charge, and there were races, base.
BAH games, o baby show and mos.
every kind OF sport that could De
thought of. Foot races for ny
boys and ball throwing for 1ne gu, lie
sfgorded great amusement for the
Young folks and they had the merri-
with the exception of some slight
showers the day was ideal for tn s
outing. The ladies had prepareu
bountiful baskets of edibles and they
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PERSONALS

Mrs. John Preston. of Lewisburg.
and Mrs hillary Richardson, OF
baltimore, are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Davis.
Miss Mary Wilson. of Wheeling.
is a guest of Mrs. Lucius Hoge
Miss Helen Miller. OF Fairmont, is
visiting Misses Louise and Virginia
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mcmillan
automobile trip through Virginia,
Mrs. Charles Nutter and daughter
accompanied by Mrs. Paul Schmitt
where they vim visit friends.
Mrs. H. o: Cain and daughter,
zelda. of Canton. O., are guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Hill at their home
on South Chestnut street:
Mrs. BERTHE May, Q Rowlesburs,
great record Keeper Of Pocahontas
Lodge of West virginia, has been
visiting Mrs. Curtis B. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Nichols, Of
providence. r. l., former residents
of the city, having motored from
their home. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Phillips, pm Locust street;
Mr.. and Mrs. w: q; Elliott and
daughters DeT n,l and and Ma raf,,r nsS
from ten DAYS, stay at Orlando,
lewis county, at the home of f. Q.
Cummings, Mrs. Elliott's father.
Misses Csthsrtps and Ella Cummings
secompanied them here for q stay
= Miss Rose Lee smith is here from
Y,anyer. Colo to. visit her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Smith. and her sister, Mias
-
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NEWMAN
VIM open His Establishment IN tn
Empire Building Soon,

s. Newman elarksburss leadins
ladies' tailor, Will. open his eassblisa
building, within few days. The eR-
tire establishment Will be devoted -
hiRh class ladies' taSlortng under tho
perhonal supervision of Mr. Newman.
Mr.. Newman has bsen In the hiloring
business in ClrakshuEE seven Eea{s
and Ii will be pleasure 20 him 70
erect his old patruns and friends &C
tha 3ai opening Of his eigah year
which VIII be snnqpnosa N 'ae deae-
gram soon- Advertisement
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B1ue and white Footwear.

Blue and White Footwear.
Black and white footwear mas
bean rather overdone in the last few
months. although 1t is still worn by
very smart women, But blue ana
white footwear Is not only newer.
but less likely to be overdone than
black and white. There are some
charming blue pumps Cnavy blue. o.
course). touched with pipings and
bands of white kid. and these are
worn with navy blue silk stockings.
showing white clocktng or narrow
strInaa Of white: This blue footwear
ia Of course. worn with navy blue
frocks.
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recommends ChamberIain's Collie,
SSoIera and DiarrhOea Remedy.

az neyer hesitate TO recommend
,rhamberiain's Collie. Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy writes Sol VIII
.iisns, merchant, Jesse. Tenn, i sell
.nora Of It than of any other prepara-
lions Of Ike character. have used
a. myself and found It gave me more
relief than anything else have ever
tried for the same purpose optain-
nbie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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or INTEREST TO WOMEN
Bright Hats,

Bright HAS
The liking for either navy blue or
black is increasing, and at q recent
smart Gathering of q ssmi-puh1ic
character it was noticeable that sew
en-eighths OF the women wore frocks
In either navy blue or black taReta.
serge OF satin. But these women
like color and appreciate just how
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Enjoyable pence,

one of the most ATTRACTIVE and So
ciaI affairs of the week Tas .ae
dance given at the cobntry cub fa-
day evening. Among the cnapefoas
were Mrs. j. Hornor Davis sod pits.
William Gaylord The Cadeaza Or
chestra rendered Well selec.ea
program of dance MUSIC an6 Quite .
number of out ftoTa gpests at
tended.
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orcle Enterta'hed

The members Of the EaSl gIv
Sewing Circle were entertatpsd tpls
week by Miss Margaret Cub In pes
home on Linden aveque, 9rtnSs
the evening ices and fruit pnDsn
were refreshlng1y serfed tne
inning room from an atrra i've -
bic having for Its cent tRlsSg 9 cIesi
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True

name Of weston Granite g Marble Works,
va In Chaucery.
attornsy In fact for Burton D! White and
The general object OF the above styled
cause Is to subject to sale Lot No. II IN
i"Whfte,a Ad6iti6n' to the Town OF Ciarks,
a.. S n ssaf1sfaction &c 3 dent of One Hundred
and Heventy-five Dollars. with Interest
thereon accrued since the 3rd day OF APr1i
mant has been isv1ed on said Lot, and the
thereunto belonging. owned
by r. w. Lake,
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On Mar. ST, BsDetesS
.ss2std and 3rd

IN = sSid cause risat Il. ". Eake, - 8 u6ns
resident of this State. It y Ordaeed ta14s ss2:
do appear Within one month from Ene a. ~
do what Il necessary to protect bis -
estS herein.
Given under my hand taiH the nd. dr.
OF August. 1915, 8 IS
HC. N. Pew, tsfts
Counsel FOR Platntin. -, (. e
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Porso,.ssSs ;,tsJsrs
The Ha1e POSTS PastinR arksbrg sNew kmdef
.cls 60 arg, sal: Aug. u
Howg the New Store coming

lon2
rs on the tongues of everybody
all interested in it's progress.
We're like the good housewife
that is having her home remod-
eled-- anxious to get it thru with.
The half-mile post is passed,
very soon, now
the Carpets Rugs, Draperies,
curtains, Pictures and Framing,
Wall Paper will move to their new
location on 3rd floor.
and, Women's Apparel, Misses
and Chi1dren's Wear and Mill
merry in their beautiful salons on
the second floor.
then a month or SOS work and
installing new fixtures on Main
floor and Basement.
Clarksburg's new kind of a store
will be ready.
In meantime there is a COM
plete understanding between this
firm and it's executives and mer-
chandise buyers that the attrac-
itions must be such to create an
Irresistible impulse on the part OF
the pubic to make this new store,
THEIR STORE, and that mutual
advantages will accrue to both IN
their business relations.
August is a wonderful month
of Profit Sharing.
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For Mrd McCartR.

For Mrs NEcCaFtp
Mrs. Charles Darhpgton or puck
harmon. entertained ct a large re-
ception Friday evening coplpll-
to Mrs. Rtartpa NJ .MacCaI,y.
of CIarksburg, who Is Visiting ner
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpas Farns-
worth.
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Corn Rnaaf,

A very enjoyable corn r0aat va
held Friday evning by a n1Inher y
folks above BAetlanN
Canoe riding and batbing FsSe Wy
pleasant diversions and and l9ter ~
old fashioned corn roast ws prs
pared by the girls and boys.
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were disposed of most heartilg
In the evening dancing Vas en-
ioyed on the paviliob. Bossle's orr
numbers joined in the dauces.
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100 Broonss at 29c Each

efecttve it is when properly con-
trasted to a dark or sombre hue. tor
many of them wore hats OF bright
red, white. purple or green. a gay
hat. gives a distinctive air to Its
wearer.. especially when it Is worn
with frock of less noticeables color.
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rbe uatstIetoe thriyes. to such an
extent along the Pacific coast tnas
it does much damage to the toresss-
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Camping Psrty,

The members of tbe P0Cahobsas
Camp Fire Girls. of Salems are gu.
toying a camping Dart5 on ne Rsss
Fork river near West Milfggpsu, enu
are chaperoned by Mrs. J. ". Nof-
ley,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-21
Parso5ss-S OusleIs
Anofher Lot of Those
BATH TOWELS

15c Each, or z for &c
Nothing is more provoking than to
find the supply of Bath Towels run
ming short before the clean ones come
from the laundry.
AT this season an afnple supply is
necessary: and we have received an
other Tot of these splendid Turkish
Path towels to offer at 15c each, or 2
for 25c. 1t is an opportunity of which
ali thrifty housewives in need VIII pc
ouidk TO take advantage. Size 1885
inches.
Turkish Bath Towels for the guest
when comes visiting: large spongy cot
tons, all white or with varied color Dor
ders; six different kinds; 26c to SOC each.