The Raleigh Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 5

I I'-I --JU-JU II ic tor A Fine Big Victor and 24 Selections Only $39.25 Don't put off owr.ing a Victor another day. You. have a double reason now for investing in this matchless entertainer; that is practically all the 'best operas, vaudevilles, and orchestra concerts rolled into one convenient home performance. The double reason is the Wonderful Victor Double-Faced Records that have music on both sides and afford t.vic.e 'the entertain 1 ment, they cost but a few cents than the single faced records. A Victor 11 Machine with the latest improved Tiipering Brilliant Inhibition or Concert Sound Box.

Large Size Accoustic Horn. 12 10-inch Double Faced Kecoids (24 selections), a two-part needle box ami 200 best Victor net-dies Timl record brush Only $39.25 i Another reason getting 7 ybur i Vov is that -you can secure an outfit complete on easy pay- merits. The Lilly Music Store Local and Personal W. 'Alderson, was here last week, Main Street. BeKley, Vf.

Dedication From the Rev. T. J. Williams we irn that the dedication of- new ethodist Episcopal church at Matville, lich was to hsve taken place next mday, has been postponed, owing to inability of thedisbrictsuoerintend- L. E.

Ressegger. to be present at jat time. The'quarterly meeting and dicafcion of'the cbureh will take place Saturday and Sunday, May 8 and 9 Charles of Salem, Ohio, was a business visitor here this week. During the spring every one would be. banelltted by taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.

It furnishes a needed tonic to bhc kidneys, after the extra strain of winter. it purities the blood by stimulating; the kidneys, and causing bhem to eliminate the impurities from it. Foley's Kidney Remedy imparts new life and vigor. PlEasiiut to take. Sold by all druggists.

I Go to the Stanley Feed Co. fur the grass seed. G. Conley, of Wright, in the city yesterday. B.

Massey was'hc-re last week fijom Frankfort, Ky. R. H. Hooper, of Pluto, was in the city yesterday, A. L.

Noell was here last week from Lynchburg, Va. i i T. Herndon, of Hunt, was a visitor to I Becklej. on Tuesday. I Theo.

Becker, of Cincinnati, was here last-week on business. I H. R. Cailaway was in Beekley on Tuesday from Dunlevy. j- Yoder and E.

B. Wray were here Sunday from Sun. I Does your watch run right, if not (have Meade regulate it. Fred G. Otto, of Pittburg, was a business visitor here Monday.

Lee, of Terry, was among last week's visitors to the city. C. A. Searcy, of Baskin, was a Sunday arrival Tn Beekley. The Rev.

W. S. Patterson will preach ab Wright on Sunday nexl. R. 0.

Kellar was among last week visitors here from Pineville. The Rev. D. .0. Hedrick preached at Trap Hill Wednesday night.

Born 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson, Sunday morning, a girl. B. Curtis Miller, of Washington, D.

has located in Beekley. R. Bell. qf Thurmond, was a i business visitor here yesterday. C.

L. Hamilton arrived Monday from Hinton on a business trip. K. R. Cailaway and G.

W. Williams, of Dunloop. were here Sunday. J. R.

Price, of Louisville, was a business visitor here this Veek. E. W. Worrell, of Pineville, was a business visitor here last week. Miia Lcttie Snuffer visited friends at friends at Hinton Sunday, Next Monday, ts visiting 'rela- Following is the lisb of petit juror's drawn to serve at next term of the Miss Nell Mclritbsh, of Cranberry, is ircuit collrt which begins next Monday Mrs.

1 Proctor lives at Pt. PleasanTT -OVER Why Most "draw" 'the Feet When j'ou buy a pair of shoes with "flat" inner-soles there is a drawing sensation present until the Big joint of your great toe has made a "cradle" for itself in the sole. Until this "cradle" has been formed all the bones of the foot are thrown out of gear and comfort is impossible, You rriusv have ntw shoes occasionally but why cast the painful burden of mokiirm' the soles on your feet when you can WALK-OVER shoes right here in town? WALK-OVER inner- soies are molded in the factory under 5oo Its. presswe while the shoe is "green" and in its 'most pliable state. comfortable the first clay put them on.

Let your head save. your wear WALK-OVER SHOES PKICKS sfn.no QUEEN QUALITY FOR LADIES'- TO E. Inc. In Every Detail Beckley's Leading Department Store J. ELLISON S.

PROCTOR A. McCOY The BecKley ..3 Plumbing Heating Co. 3 Steam and Hot Water Plumbing and Sewer WorK ESTIMATES WILL BE PROMPTLY. GIVEN REPAIR WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED Addreu us at Beekley, W. or call up over the Bell No.

Fred C. Bertheisel, of Atlanta, was here this week oh business. E. E. White and wife were in the city Saturday from Glen White.

Leonard 0. Agee, of Fitzpa'trick, spent Sunday with friends here. R. McPheraon, of Iron Gate, was here this week on business. Attorney T.

1C. Laing Was a Hinton visitor the latter part of last week. J. W. Lear, of Huntington.

was among Monday's arrivals in the city. H. Wiseman and H. Eubank arrived in the city Saturday from Pember ton. John M.

Anderson was called to field the latter pui't of. last week on bus iness. Mrs. Dunn lias an offering in chil- jdrens' untrimmed hats from 25c up, all D. B.

Walls returned Saturday from a week's business trip Wyoming county. i I New goods in milljnery being received each week at Mrs. Dunn's, Beckley's i milliner. i F. B.

Albert, of Lynchburg, was i here Tuesday looking after business i matters. J. B. Hopkins, of Quinnimont, was among Tuesday's business visitors to the city. Miss Mollie McCreery has returned from a visit to relatives and other friends at Hinton.

Ward Cookj the genial deputy assessor of Mabscott, is listing property in ihe city this week: P. V. Lucas, of Thurmond, Ihe city last week in the interest of. the Telephone Company. A.

Redden, one of the leading business men nf Table Rock 1 was in the city Monday on business. The best of material is used in trimming oh the hats that come from Mrs Maxwell's 1 millinery store. Rev. L. P.

Groves returned last Fri day from Milton, where he had been conducting a series of meetings. The Victor Talking Machines are the best on the market. For sale on easy payments at the Lilly Music Store. Jno. R.

Evans, of Lansford, Spent several days here during the past week looking after his business interests. Variety of stunningly trimmed hats at reasonable at, Miss Jennie Smith's millinery over Lilly's music P. H. Brown, of the firm of Brown Smith, who operate an extensive stave mill at Table Rock, was in the city on Tuesday on business. Can you wonder why the ladiei look to pleased and becoming In their new spring haul The majority of them are wearing the latest and molt fetching patterns that come from Mrs.

ii's millinery iitore. visiting friends in 0. 0. Zinn was transacting business in Hinton the latter part of last Week. L.

0 Clark and B. Sunday visitors to Beekley from Winding Gulf. A fine large Victor Talking" Machine and 24 records for $39 25 at the Lilly Music Store. Mrs. J.

Hugh Miller and sister, Miss Wilda Anderson, of Thurmond, visiting relatives in this city. Schwahe, S. B. Varga, 'James I. Pratt; G.

Hubbard and J. E. Amos arrived in the'city from Charleston Tuesday. E. Deegiins.

of Glen Jean, spent a couple of days here last week looking after some of his business interests in this Section. Captain and Mrs J. Duffy, 'who have been spending the. winter in Flor ida, are expected home the latter part of this week. in miilinery are now shown in the new spring shapes that are found at MI'SF Jennie Smith's, over Lilly's music store.

Hez. Jordan was in last. Saturday from the Johnson Briggscamp on the Soak Creek extensio'n of the Chesapeake Ohio, near Pemberton. Each variety of styles as shown in the wholesale house was purchased by us and is on display for your inspection. Mrs.

Dunn's Millinery Store. Those beautiful drooping shapes are in vogue this season. sw'ell line of these'patterns can be found at Mrs. Dunn's millinery store. The Victor machines produce the sweetest as well as the most distinct productions on record.

Try one and you will be pleased and entertained. The Lilly Music Store. An array of beautiful pattern" hats are now on display at Mrs. Maxwell's millinery store. The ladies are thronging to this the most fashionable millinery store in Beekley.

1 have just installed the only correct regulator in Raleigh county, Western Union time. Waffibes regulated free of charge. Meade the Jeweler. FERTILIZER! FERTIL.IZEK!—Car load of garden and field fertilizer received by Stanley Feed Co. JURORS DRAWN Jo Serve at Tcrnt.vfOlrcull.Court Commencing May 3: Otis Lufforty, Elbert Farley, Albert Daniel, Londa Lilly, Jackson Arnold, W.

M. TAYLOR CO. CO. A variety of special offer- ings'will be found at our store this week and next, while they last. First Offering Ladies and Misses Princess 1 Dresses in all colors and sixes.

Ransley Fox, William Spangler, Charley McGhee, George Smith, J. F. Webb, John H. Houchins, J. W.

Sween-! Sfec Offering ey, F. (J. Lilly, H. G. Henderson, Geo.

occuuu Stover, Simeon Lilly, George Covoy, Laches Skirts Reed Maynor. Tan Snuffer, S. E. Lilly, John Murdock, Jackson Bragg, James R. Hendricks, Alfred Richmond, (Shady Springs) L.

P. D. Smith, Oliver Kerrell, Chester Stanley, J. W. Cole, Mont Phillips, Bill Lewis, Alexander Richmond, 'G.

H. Williams, Joseph Rilcy Cook, George W. Bair, Joseph Wright. R. H.

Harden, J. L. Farley. Sair.uel Harper, James Shepherd, D. L.

Maynor, Geo. Trump, Jas. Wiseman, Oley McGinnis. Mrs. Dunn 1ms the exclusive sale in Becklev of trimmed and untrimmed hats furnished by Armstrong.

Cator of Baltimore, one of the largest millinery supply houses in the East. The beauty of these patterns will be appreciated only when seen. Dedication 1'ostnoiied. The dedication of the new. Presbyterian church, which to have taken place on the third Sunday of May, has Deen indefinitely postponed owing to tile failure of the fjrm supplying the seats to comply with Iheir contracts as to the lime of delivery.

Announcement of the date of the dedication will be made kter. in Voiles, Panamas and Mohairs in all latest styles and colors. Third Offering Childrens wash dresses, all colors icbm 2 to 16 years, at all prices. Fourth Offering 'M ens Ladies and Childrens Oxfords. Up-to-date line of Mens Hats in etc.

Fifth Offering We are showing a new line oi Mens fine Spring suits for 812,00 and that are bargains. All latest weaves. Install Filter. The Beekley Light Water Company is arranging for the installation of a filtering apparatus of sufficient capacity to'filter all the city water before it is delivered to customers. This improvement, when completed, will be greatly appreciated the company.

by the patrons of HOTEL PROPERTY FOR hotel of 20 rooms in county seat town of 2500 people. This property is GO miles south of the national capitol in one of the best towns in Virginia. For further particulars call on or address The Hume-Thompson Furniture Co Beekley, W. Va. For Correct Time.

The large regulator lately Installed in Meade's Jewelry Store is giving ganer- fil satisfaction, as it tills a long felt Want. Sixth Offering We have a swell line'of nob- by suits for the little chaps. Mothers bring the boys in. Seventh Offering Our Drugget department is complete having just received a late shipment of all sizes. Eighth Offering our Queensware department we have a and new assortment that sho.uld appeal to you.

Ninth Offering On our 5 and lo cent counter can be found many useful articles for the household. We have many new arriving nearly every day and this fact alone makes it interesting to tljt shopper to visit our-pi ace. W.M. TaylorS Co. The New Thoughts, in Men's Clothes Special efforts have been made this season to present to the stylish dresser nobby weaves and a variety of nice patterns that go hand in hand to make the manly one look dressed.

We can show you almost any style of suitings that you may desire. The prices are uniform. The pleasure shal! be ours in showing what wfe have. We sell the famous Clxiett SHirts $1.00 td $1.75 Panama Hats I i 3 best all-wool fabrics. A large display of Straw Hats at all prices.

A very nice line of Belts and Suspenders just arrived. OUR TAILORING DEPT. has all the snappy patterns and striking colors in the Let us take your order for a custom-made suit. We have pleased others; why not you? In our DEPARTMENT we can offer Shoes and Low Quar- ters from $3.50 to the latest Spring shapes. Every Department in our store has something of interest for the.

man and youth. Let's get together and just see if the saving and the goods are not to be found at our place. HARVEY COOK MDSE. CO. Peoples National Bank Building.