Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-16
LAST NIGHT OF THE
BAZAAR TO Be lest
Tonight Is Your Last Chance
To Help Base Ball Club.

TIE night of nights is scheduled
for tonight at the base ball bazaar.
with the shelves of the booths look,
ing like a cyclone had struck them
after last night. everything IS in
readiness to clean UP all articles
that are not CHANGED off tonight
Everything must go and when the
clock strikes twelve tonight the sec
ond floor of the Apollo Theater
building where the Bazaar Is being
held will he as clean of articles as
the floor looked before the bazaar
went in there
Surprises galore are in store for
the patrons tonight and the articles
that will be CHANGED Of will open
the eyes Of the most skeptical. Val
ues unheard Of in the way Of fancy
work, household goods. market
baskets, loaded TO overlooking with
good things. dolls, lamps, electric
eontriyanees. and many things that
are wanted and cherished by all.
will so tonight, regardless.
Hose Co No Drum Corps will
be on hand and after parade from
the Company's headquarters through
the main streets they will proceed
to the hall where they will help to
make things merry Whitacre's
Orchestra which has been playing
for the dancers during the entire
time the Bazaar has been going on
will give their last performance to-
night. and the lovers OF dance will
long remember these boys and the
wonderful way that they have Jazz
ed their way into the hearts OF the
Nartinsburg public. Everything
from a dreamy waltz to the latest
Jazz piece comes from these music
ians and the music is enough t.
warrant the price of admission. In
the words Of a patron. why spend
money on records Of Jazz artists
when you can hear Jazz artists that
play soul stirring music and every
one of them are local bovs.
Miss Virginia West got check
or one chance last night. hut the
check was not in the form Of money.
it happened TO be in enough cloth
for a skirt \ plaid check. and
W1en that Young ladv strolls ont
'-'r summer she viii he eyed with
sgsy by all for having Daro For.
ne on t"r I'D on a'oNt during
line bazaa~.
Mr.. ReFt.ar+ O. W John street.
if anyone should be going by his
house some night this summer will
see that gentleman reading the base
ball scores by the aid Of a light com
ing from Cua Of the best things that
Lave been .hanccd off. lamp. Miss
Ann Mullin was very fortunate last
night in winning two useful and
pretty thing. 4 rug and waste
basket; she will have use for both.
the rug is very ornamental and
whatever aCcumulates on the rug
can be gathered up and emptied
into the waste basket so one can
see that the two things 20 very we'll
together.
Everybody turn tonight and helm
put this bazaar over in great shape.
this is your last chance to HELM the
ball team and by having rip roar
ing good time YOU can help tho ball
team. The two young ladies' that
have been collecting voluntary con
tributions towards the club will 1u7T
in their money tonight and the win.
ner will be announced a prize has
been offered to the young lady that
brings in the most money, so when
either one hits you up for a few iron
men today don't have a one way
pocket but come across to your full
est extent.
Don't forget everything must be
cleaned out tonight so come early
and stay late If you want to go home
with articles that will amaze YOU IN
size, quality and price Attend and
help the base ball bows