Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1918-12-19

OuI WIlSt w dSNhCo NSPe e-tti~ -
"going over the top a few still
left. w. 7. Curry and Co.
Belingten Post Office will be open
to receive and dispatch mail on II
A. M. and p M. trains Sunday
Dec. 22nd
Yes, do all kinds of repair work
no job too small none to large. See
Wright the Blacksmith. lady.
DIR J. E. Gibson was called to SUIT
ton Wednesday on account of the ser
ious illness of relatives. He will be
absent for several days.
There is no Victory without a
| Victrola in the home. See W. T..
Curry and Co.
Commodore Pittn1an who just re-
Gently underwent an operation at
Buckhannon is able to be on the
streets again.
Make your table sparkle with cut
glass and fine china-ware bought
from w. T. Curry and Co.
Mrs. Anne Drepperd, of Elkins,
who has been at Mr.. j M. Logans
for some time left here Saturday for
her home in Elkins.
W.T.Curry & Cos Wrist Watches
have kept time in France-A few
still left, they are nifty"
w. H. Talbot who has charge of
the C. M. Elliott Co. Store at Kali
amazoo was here the latter part of
the week on business.
w. t. Mcyicker who has been at
Ofean N Y. for few weeks was call
ed home Sunday on account of the
funeral of his brother-in-law Okey
Sherman.
The Biggest and Best line Of
Gents clothing and furnish ings in
town See A. Lazarus.
! C l.. Fay, of Cumberland, who is
connected with the Efficiency and
general relief department of the
Davis Coal and Coke Co. was a BUSH
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Santa Claus is making his head
quarters at w. 7. Curry's place
call and see him.
N. Wetzel, who has been at Camp
Lee for quite while arrived here
this week with his honorable dis
charge
Ivory articles for gifts to your
friends will please even the ones
who are hard to please. Grant Ora
ham. adv
F. Polling, of "The Big Store >
Hendricks, was here Tuesday night
on business. He is connected with
some mining enterprises below town.
| Mrs. Earl Hull, Of Parsons who
has been visiting at the home Of
John. T Roger for the past two weeks
left here Saturday for Fairmont
where she will visit her parents.
i C. A. Coontz, Of R. 4, is in re-
| ceipt of telegram from Akron O
| stating that his son-in-law Jake
Coontz and wife are seriously ii
with Flu
Lyndell Baker who has been ii
Camp for some time came home the
latter part of the week having re
| ceived his honorable discharge.
If you buy your Holiday wearing
apparel this year from A. Lazarus
you will buy it next year at the
same place. (adv.,
Miss Kline who is teaching at the
] High School spent the week end al
her home in EaSins
i Girls! Your gentleman friends will
appreciate nice cigarette case OF
Smoking set W. 7. Curry and Co
has them.
Fred Campbell second trick oper
ator is doing the first trick at Ty
| CARTS, operator Morgan being i'll
during this time the second trick i.
discontinued here.
The "Belington Belle School Tab
let, stapled, perforated tear a
| part, 5 cents. Special rates to teach
ers out of town who buy by the doz
en-. Rogers Stationery, Grim Ave
nue.. Belington. (Adv.
Judson Brown oldest son of DR.
Brown, died at his home at Wylusins
Pa. Sun. Dec 1st. Death was caused
by Influenza and complication O
diseases. He leaves wife and foul
small children.
Take your sick and disabled wag
ons, buggies and farm machiner.
to Fl. G. Wright, Blacksmith ant
repair Shop adjoining the Handl
Factory.
FOR SALE-1--6 fit. Extension
Dining table, wood Bed Stead 4
i Springs, l Gas Heater.
Inquire at Progressive Office.
Mr. Geo. Roberts who left her
: some weeks ago for his home i
Kempton to recuperate from har
I trap" of the Flu returned here Mon
day looking good as new" Glad t
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