The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 4

A A I A I I A I A 4 1916. Page Five FREAK FASHION FROM LONDON IS THE NEW "CAP AND BELLS" BONNET and Seashore Lure Charleston People From City's Heat- Uallaher. Mrs. Harris. Mlsa Madeline 1 Laidley.

Mrs. Iiatt HrlRhtwell. Mrs. a ('ouch and Mis. Treston Mc- seashore resorts havo called many Charleston folk during the last week, and many have tonight to escapo the intense heat by to the accessible mo'in- resorts of West Virstnld.

Amoni: 'those who left the city yesterday. Vacation bent, the following: Mm. Q. K. Klynn and Mrs.

A. Tlynn. Andrew Caldorwood. William Calderwood. of Cedar Grove.

K. L. Hartrnan, Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. JJier- kamp, Mtes PonrJ Satterthwalte, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Swlshor and Miss Helen Swlsher. Mrs. F. .1. Daniels.

Mr. and Mrs. Luclan K. 1'otcet, Miss Anna Coffsy and Miss Mary K. I'ox.

Mr. and Mrs. T. C. lirury and Mrs.

M. Cloxton. to Atlantic City. Mlxs Eleanor Dudley Smith went to visit friends In Blrmlnsham, Ala and Mrs. Joseph Kuffntr and Mrs.

Joseph nnd children, started for Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Julian C. Byrd left for Monron. Salisbury and Charlotte, N.

on a visit to friends. while Mrs. C. K. Mclrmott went to Oreenbrler Springs.

Mr. nnd Mrs II. H. Noel celebrated the nineteenth anniversary of their marriage last evening at their home in Aldcrson street. A larse 1 of i enjoyed a merry evening, and the couple were showered on onKnit or and wishes.

win served for Mr. A I.ee Charleston for a short visit i week and Mrs Lee i come here from for Rolf nt the club later. of SN-uples. li a i i of several a club. tod iv a Kdceuood Mr.

and Mrs. R. Logan Walker and Helen and Luclle on a motor trip to Dunmorc, where they will visit for several weeks. They accompanied as far as Whu- Sulphur Springs by Leslie Hoffman. Mlsx and Muster Kills Hopper, of Charleston, are here from Hot Springs, for a few days They sire spending the at the Springs with i mother, Mro.

r. r. Burgner. Mrs J. E.

Hancock nnd children, of 4114 Rrooks loft yestenl.i for Vanceburfc. to spend several i friends a relatives. The "Cap and Hells" bonnet. The society promenades of Jxmdon have produced nothing new in tho' way of style more interesting thnn the new "Cap and Bells" bonnet It is Mid to be It has something of a Robin Hood effect that is at- trartrve and there is a streamer of graduated plush balls suspended in tho DKATII CAR STRUCK IIUT. Charleston Man In Sewt--Oir Was Damaged.

I i the arnv.il from Milton ye.s- a of the body of Clay, a saloon a ther detail:) of the a i accident which caused his a early i liay'n car went over steep en- i i i near i while on his way from Catlett.sbiux to a a a City, where his a i resides. c.ny wa.s alune in the car, a it is supposed wa.s i at a. i rate of speed His was i west on the ro.id m.nle out of the Chi i 'hio r.nlroad a a i a a a Is as the old KilKore Creek i a i and ea-st of i i ward i A i none- the a i it is believed the a i a rut i th" read a i c.iy to lose control of the i wheel. The inn- i In the darkness and went over i declivity. A the c.ir over sevcial times.

I a dannped i beltiK i i on it" own power. i i chest crushed in. He i I i His body wa.s nut of the ear. and was Wln(ts of Gotham found, crumpled up In the driver's DISCOVER INFANTILE sea t. An automobile party which came i up fi few minutes after tho "accident, 'reported it to the authorities at Mil- Howii to 1 ton.

and Dr. F. C. Morrison, accompanied by Chief of Police A. G.

Newman, of Milton, went to the scene. The body brought to Milton, where yesterday afternoon it was i claimed by relatives. PARALYSIS. Kpldemlo Have Town. Wheelins, W.

Aug. case of infantile paralysis has developed at Claysville, about twenty milei east of this city. The illness of the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ktmmlns was today diagnosed The a will be held hero the disease.

The child's condition I is reported critical. The case hai been isolated, and It believed the EXHIBIT. South Side Oimicrs Wonvc and Riifrs for Fiilr. situation is under control. of CJirls' Canning- Club of the South Side i buy materials I i for making baskets and on loo-operative plan.

This was The wa.s at a meetln(f of I Mitchell and E. RKTfRX TO DALLAS. Mr. and Mrs. D.

F. Sayro. who have been visiting In the city for several week's, left yesterday for their home In Dallas, Tex. While here, Mr. and Mrs.

Sayro were the guests of Mrs. C. Higganbotham held yesterday morning. The baskets I at homc 143 Court Strcet and rugs will be exhibited at the Kanawha county fair to be held a Kanawha City in October and a thev will be sold by th" girls. Sutherland, club agent for Kanawha county, adoressed the Klr a th lr i jesterday.

for and FIXED OXK SIIOLKOX. Moses Hahoslt. charged with tres- paslng on the property of i railroad company, was lined one dollar a costs by Justice C. W. Derlng.

THE HIGHEST QUALITY MACARONI 36 Recife Book fire SKINNER MFG.CQ. OMAHA, IUA IWOHT MACMONI fKOXI III AMOICA. roar. Mr i i will en- terfiln at a dinner for guests at Kdgcwood coiir.tr chib 'nnlcht. Mrs F.i-iine p.

Inent attorney has returned to hist home a upending .1 few days lifter his us a i a i date for Republican nomination Miss Oludys McKmley. of II vllle. returned home a a visit here as the guest of Mrs. Hal Morris. lira.

n. H. Gawthorp, who has been the guest of .1 w. I.indon ami family on tho West has returned to her home in Baltimore. MM.

F. R. Chambers and Miis Lizzie Spencer have gone to a i for a visit. Miss Ethel M. K.iMior has Kane to Philadelphia, and Mrs.

A. Holt loft yesterday for a visit In Baltimore. 1 I Mrs. M. I.

retiir-ied t. Charleston yesterday, from her home In St. Petersburg, Fl.i., on a vlj.lt to parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.

Younit. Miss Beatrice Trope ot Hunt.iu'tini has ended her visit hfre i Mrs Simon Cohn, and returned home Mm. Anna Garrett O-tSn nr.d Miss Helena Cain, of Leo street, left terday for a visit In accompanied by Mr. Mrs .1 Cain, of that place, been their Bursts here. Miss Edna P.nll-\.

of 1 Is vlsitlnc: In Charleston. Mrs. Gordon M.ithews a few friends i .1 at Conntv C'l ib. Mrs. Oltmore Paf.n.

of Pro.i!\!\n. N. Mrs. G. Aljlzer, M.ss the i i bridge club this week.

for the supreme court of appeals Police Pick Ups serse Mr-- Henry iVhe'i i i In honor Mrs A.II. r. of Cini who is the guest of Mrs. Ben Miss Orcen. of at luncheon i Jn irX.sHurR op.

Wednesday Mary H.irt. If Hlckman I. Wlnfree has gone to a i i impo-'d in police court more he will attend to business ho wl "object to tn.il for matters tor several i from the i i i i (lii.ir.l Miss Abble Kevlly has left for 1 1UU 1 ver. where she will be the guests 1 of friends for some time. Miss K.I Me Collins Is In I'enver.

Col for a risk with f. a few weeks. nr PERSONAL. Miss A. i i of the c'nt i miK- b'-mi.

i cir- i in I Mrs i Spen. a w. has beer. her a Mrs. Jill- in Si.

M.I", som- r- to li-r In n. a o' 111 is a f-nv a on i i a deliv- i t( UP. to a local cu 1 of the Mid, i Auti.mi.bil.. Association. ir nt vvj.ne i i i i i i by i i il.iughter, a i i t.

i i i I t.rk i'. i of r. i i a i i h-r i i i ri:" DENVERITE IS SELECTED. supreme Pyihlun Ixnlce Names C. s.

Vice i i i 4 Ch i I a I i wa.s i preni" i i i i 'be K'nichi': of I i by the supreme lo.li.je. There a i i a Th" i i the hU'hest i i gift of i i I i i i i i i i i i i i a C. i i 'If i i .1 M. -Vh'ir. I-', horr.ii.-.

of a sen- today, doser- of was lined ten dol- i dl I eni.M;b i l.is i i a i l.e b.i i i i to do some i i i a i i a I he .1 ball a I i luiln i i a i i i i i i i 714 Kanawha St. First Store From The a a a Valley Bank Straus Co. Men's and Young Men's Pants UNION MADE PANTS. The Strongest and Best Wearing Pants Ever Constructed. r.

Tn i sTf-at speHal sale we show an immense assortment of irrmt valnos in Men's PaJits. Every pair is strongly tailored and trimim-d. The fabrics arc all excellent quality cassimcre and striped in a wide range of up-to- date a i i i The MEN! Saturday is surely your day. Men's Suits, for tt.e l.or of i i i a i i .1 Hr, nois, i I.T. was 1 'lli.

'Hie 1. i i I 2 bionr.l.il her? jrobil.H i i i i i i to.lT\-. 150 T. i i fo, fromll.sh, ac- a Mail's Dally I i i i has Mpi.i.r.-. she l-'ar- dr.pi.it- to A a i i-eyeral has virroHY FOK i.or\t, Fair I in i a ncore.1 a i i i in the eliiis i hordes.

i i i i Sivpter. wh'i won the a bv .7 preMdent r.f the n.f oetatl. in In tb.e for ladles hr.rses a i a i bv i i ('level. I Men's Suits Worth up to $15.00. Here is a display of fine all wool suits a is truly marvelous.

They are un- i a i a anvwhere in town. SATURDAY FLYERS Men's Xainsook Union Suits 39c Men's loc Half Hose 7c Men's Balbriggan MEN'S STRAW HATS is? values in all sorts of shape's brands. Come in and see them Shoes! Men's gun metal blueher and button shoes, including men's scout shoes "in ll A DAINTY SUMMER FROCK a LH -n a f. a i i I. .1 I- i i i i to Xf i n.

rs fc a il i. I I A i i 1. i .1 i i i i i I i i i. re i i i i i i i I It .1 i er i 1 i i i i i i i i me 1 i I h' i 11! 1 rn ,1 i h-i-s I i i A fi'-r' 1 i T. An'l 1C90--Figured organdir.

wi'li "Val" iress is also nice for d.n.lty. BACKACHE IS DISCOURAGING lawn, nun's veiling, HMrfj'iNi'j'c, nrcpo, ombroldery, batlito, i i i Ton and crnpc Uo chine, i But Not So Bad If You Know fmisOjeU with a wide over HOW to Reach the Cause, hark and bjis a panel over flnlnlir-d with a pi: i dt oacli ifiilft Kf.ini. Tho i i d.Heo.n.Kflm,' a HP InppeU at thr i in! "'TM I.f,..,e i a i i o-i edfjo haa a deep a prt-fv i The lone nlr-nve Vji bishop i i-idleates a deep, ruff. In ell.on i i people recom- Vmtli tho flu.lr.h Is In "bell" I a i i The pattern Is cut lu 6 slzr-s: "1. 1, C8.

40. -12 and Ineh.M hust i i a railroad rfjt requires 8 1-2 yard, of 44 inch mr, Ave tcriaiI for a 3-5 i Ial fml hll1 nr i In 'he of mv baeV so measures 3 2-3 a at Its lower cu-. A pattern or 1 to address on gf, 10 cent.i i lJp mj kldnevs act ai 1 fa fllVCf Or stamps. should nnd Mopped 1 poreneis anrt In baek t4 T-iv kldneyK Kct out of orrter Oorin'h ORDEH FROM TttE JL1IL. fills a a fix me up In Rood 1 for should nt ji your and full ad-Jrw.

ol.arly written. I Ram Kbout win be required for i Kcll ha(J Kostor-Mllburn i JM MMa of liuftalo, N. Y. Warning to the Public Owing to the magnitude of this sale and the extensive advertising others may try to lure you on by fictitious signs, be aware of fraud and don't be led into the wrong store. Look for the red front and red striped awning and you'll get In the WellwortJ "When Advertised or Sold Elsewhere, It's Cheaper Here." We 11 worth StOFC CD'S Saturday Will Be the Biggest Day of I Don't miss i i i i FPPP? 11Cvi 5c UP TO $1.00 PACKAGES FREE.

The first 50 people that enters the store Saturday morning at 8:30 a. m. will receive a package which will contain from 5c up to $1.00 in merchandise. Be one of the fifty. Women's 50 cent WAISTS Of 1 i i a Mzos i now, on Mt rnl in.

i one- i nr i I' 39 sxi.i: tint of Hardwood Toothpicks Swcotheart Soap burs for iiorxn-rp M.K SIMCCJAIj 0. N. T. Cotton Sl'OOL. Not over 3 to 3c norxn-rp SALE CHILDKEX'S Untrimmed Hats 1C KACH.

29 cents Dozen Jelly Tumblers rull S-ounee Clear Glass Jelly I'mnlders; complete with tin lids; not mer doxon to each. Round-Up Sale i'nee. dozen 15 cents iur.VD-rr Li: SPl'X'IAIj Window Shades 17c ROT'ND-rP SALK SPFflMj Men's Socks Mixed cotton kind; Km ml for work. All ila PAITC. BABY BATH 1 vy 1 69 cents A SPF.riAT, Women's Shoes Hrolieu lots.

75c PAIR. MI i in 1 -i 11 i 'i .11 i 10 em "1 ile dnrlni; tin- i i A i ..11 1 1 1 I'. norxo-rp SALT: SPI-X-IAL 2 III 1 Chieftain Shoe Polish Any color 7c uorxD-rp SAI.F. SPECIAL 50c Rubber Door Mats 17 SALE SPECLAIi 4-qnort Coffee Pot Gray onamelo; 35c value. Special at 17c 65c WHITE PETTICOATS I'cop embroidery flounco, ribbon beadlnff.

dust rufllo 39 cents tore Co. 712 Kanawha Street, Opposite Levee. GIRL'S 79c OXFORDS With rubber soles: for misses or children; to Xo. '2: Mary Jane and Two-Strap Pump. Round- I'p Price, pair Lofk for tho Rod Fi-ont a id Kod Rtripod Awning.

When Advertised or Sold Klsowhcrc It's C'hoapor Htrc. MEN'S 50c TENNIS OXFORDS Either black or white; have rubber soles; in all 400 pairs. Come early. Will go fart. Round-Up Sale Price, pair WWW ber (f -rly.

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