Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1920-12-02

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sale, at bargain prices zoe to /.
20 per Blu.
Ask Chris Huber why he did
MT pay his usual visit to sugar
Greek Sunday night, or smithy
might be able to tell the reason
why.
M. R. Keyser had planned a
big hunt for Thanksgiving, but
inclement weather only allowed
him to get so far. He got all
dressed up and no place to go.
Pocket big saving on yard
goods and domestics at Lazarus.
adv.
Ira C.. Parks of Clarksburg
and Mr.. Ryan of Cleveland pro-
moters for a manufacturing
plant in this city were business
visitors here a part of this week.
Luther Boner is the King coon
catcher of this town having 16
of the ring tails credited to his
dogs this season he is assisted
by Grant Price and C. F. Davis.
Ernest Gamer of Glade dis
trict was here Thursday on his
way to Plant City, Fla, where
he will spend the winter with his
granfather, Jas. Holsberry.
A sweeping Clearance of Lad
les coats and suits at drastic re-
auctions at the Lazarus store.
adv.
Mr.. James Deison of Wheel
ng is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Robinson, who have enter
tanned a number of friends in
his honor.
Will Hemegon and wife who
have been here for several weeks
left here Thursday for Hamil-
ton O. where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Mary Nicely of Smithton
Mayor and Mrs M. M. Nicely and
children Alfred, John and Cor
inne of Fairmont were Thanks
giving guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
E. Keyser and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones.
50-inch all wool storm serge in
navy blue only former price
was $3.50 yard, now selling for
$500 a yard at Lazarus. adv.
G. Coyner of Philippi was
here Friday looking after a car
load of Georgia pine which he
had shipped here a few days ago.
If leading a double life COM
mands double pay there will be
a lot of moral bankrupts turned
loose when the devil has a pay
day.
Bruce Davis of near Weston
spent Sunday at his home here.
Ray Coontz-who is connected
with The Dunbar Rubber and
Tire Co. of Dunbar Rubber and
week looking after stock sales.
If anyone wants advise they
usually ask for it and then they
are ready to pay for it, Don't
waste the stuff in giving good
advise out promiscousnly it will
sell on any market if it has any
value.
There used to be a story that
people who lied had black spots
on their tongues, and that these
spots ripened and fell off, ex-
anime your tongue old gossip
monger and see if the spots are
ripe.
36-inch Brown muslin former
price was 35c now selling at
Lazarus store for 18c yard.
adv.
Erwin Watts who was called
to his home in Preston Co. on
account of the illness of his
little daughter has returned here.
Mrs. Frances Harpold Slaugh
ter of Cottageville who has been
heree and at Elkins visiting left
here for her home Wednesday.
Blankets and comforts reduc-
ed in price at Lazarus. adv.
Alumni Members don't forget
to attend the meeting at the
High School Monday night Dec.
9Th 8 p. m.
]. M. Hamilton of Morgan
town was here a part of last
week visiting his daughter Mrs.
w. D.. Rosenberger.
j. M. CcVicker has moved to
tn west side. O. c. Clark hav-
ing purchased the house he oc-
cupied and is moving into same.
We are giving special prices
on all shoes in stock-Lazarus. adv
Who ever saw anyone satisfi-
ed with the weather, sometimes
too hot then too cold, too wet. too