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Geo. R. Taylor Co.
“ The Progressive Store"
Women's Spring Coats
For TravtHng, Driving,* Walking,
Visiting, Evening Engagements
This representative gathering is composed of
styles shown in only few of a kind; this tends
toward the distinctiveness much desired.
SERGE COATS
White and colors—for every purpose.
WHIPCORDS
Two-tones ‘and solids—tans, greys, white,
blue and black.
Bedford Cards and Basket *
CLOTH COATS IN WHITE AND COL
ORS AND MIXTURES IN TWEEDS AND
POLO CLOTHS AND THE CHIC NOVEL
TIES.
—Also ■*
BLACK AND WHITE SATIN COATS for '
afternoon and evening occasions.
$12.50 to $175.00
I **■ itt STOWE Jfc THOMAS Tim wwiimi Win.
Friday Coupon Sale
NOTHING SOLD AT COPON SAL* PRICES WTTHOIT THE COUPONS—NO
MAIL. TELEPHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS FILLED FOR THESE GOODS
BONDHOLDERS
WILL MEET
NOTICES SENT OUT FOB NATION
AL PHONE MEETING.
Meeting Called ter Mutual Pretactian
of Bondholder* of Subsidiary
Companies.
Following la a copy of tba letters
Mailed out to tbs bondholders of the
National Telephone Company of West
Virginia and the National Telephone
Company of Ohio;
Dear , Sir—The undersigned are!
owner* and representatives of owners •
of bonds of the National Telephone:
Company of West Virginia and of the'
National Telephone Company of Ohio, I
and as such have not assented to the!
proposal heretofore submitted by Mr !
J. H. Vercoe through the reorganise- i
tion committee of the National Tela- !
phone Corporation.
Most of us know little concerning
the real value of our holdings and for
this reason we are unable to intalll
gently act upon the proposal. Wo
felt also that tha other bondholders,
or most of them, were In the same
position as ourselves. With this in
view, w* decided to isane a call for
a meeting of all of the bondholders
of the above named companies, so
that all might learn the conditionsj
confronting them before Anal action.;
We have come to the conclusion tbat|
whether the Vercoe proposal Is ac-1
cepted or rejected, the bondholders
must get together for mutual protec- J
tlon. and for that purpose we are
calling a meeting to be held at the
offices of the Conservative Life In
surance Company, Sixteenth and Mar
ket streets, this city, on next Friday
evening. March IB. at 7:30 o'clock.
W’e earnestly ssk your attendance.!
it you can't come, send a represent- j
a 11 v a «-hrt sa- (11 kava iwibim
———
Rhm 472
WarwWlCdL
■' " ' ■ « 1 11
Lutz Bros.
'‘uhimbSm (i
w» a. non. nn
U———
ESTABLISHED 1S74.
FINGER MOUNTINGS, f2 UP.
GENTHER
THE LOW PRICE OPTICIAN,
1069 Main Street
Pittsburgh
Wall Paper
Cleaner
The kind that will not crum
ble or streak. Contains no
acids or other substances inju
rious to paper.
One Can Will Clean
Boys' $1.00 Pants at 69*
Oaiyii 1-LteH S pnta
Our entire line of Boys’ $1.00
Pants in fancy patterns only,
'well-wearing materials. „
Coupon Sale price.,Ui/v
None Without This Coupon C
—Third Floor
85c All-Wool Serge at 59*
Conpoi S—Unit 10 TtHa
44 -inch All-Wool French
Serje in brown, navy and Alice
blue, green, tan, leather and
heliotrope, also cream and
black, regular 85c quality;
Coupon Salfe price. 59c
None Without This Coupon C
—Mein Floor
75c Dresses at 45*
Coupon a—Xdjnit I
Colored Dresses for girls 6 to
14^ years, light and dark prints
trimmed -in contrasting hand
ing, 1912 Spring models, excel
lent 75c quality; Cou
pon Sale price.
None Without This Coupon C
—Second Floor
10c Embroidery at 5*
Coupon 4—Limit ao yard*
Lot of fine Cambric and Nain
sook Embroidery Edges and In
> sertion. excellent 10c numbers;
Coupon Sale price,
yard.
None Without This Coupon C
—M»ln Floor
Meti s 59c Shirts at 44*
Lot of Men's Shirts, the Fa
mous make, plaited and plain
front, coat atyle with culTs at
tache new Spring patterns,
regular 59* Shim; A A
Coupon Sale price* ....
None Without This Coupon C
— Main floor
15c Fancy Pins at 6*
On»oa It—limit 3
Lot of Baby Pins, Bar Pins
and One-Piece Pearl Cuff Links,
15c qualities; Coupon P _
Sale price, choice. OC
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Floor
50c Handkerchiefs at 19*
Orapoa 11—limit ■
Lot of Women’s Hand-Em
broidered Handkerchiefs, all
linen, design in one corner, sam
ple line of 50c Handkerchiefs.
Coupon Sale price.
each_•..
None Without This Coupon C
— Main Floor
98c Ironing Sets st 79*
Orapoa 13—limit ona not
Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, three
nickeled irons, stand and han
dle, regularly. 98c; Cou
pon Sale price, set... I a/C
None Without This Coupon C
— Baarmrnt
98c Waists at 69*
Women’s and Misaos’ Shirt
waists made of gingham and
percale, in black-and-white,
and black with white polka
dots, 98c and $1.25 Waists;
Coupon Sale price,, ..69c !
None Without This Coupon C
Second Floor
15c Gingham at 9 1 2t
Coupon 18—Limit ao rute
Lot of 32-inch Zephyr Ging
ham in pretty checks, stripes,
plaids and plain colors, regular
ly 15c a yard; Cou
pon Sale price.
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Floor
59c Drawn Pieces at 29^
Coupon l»—limit a
Limited let of Austrian
Drawn Pieces — Scarfs and
Squares with flat triple scal
lop, sizes 18x50 and 30x30
inches, regularly 59c each; Cou
pon Sale OQ/s
price.LiU C
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Floor
10c Paper Cleaner at 5< \
Coupon SO—Limit 3 nun
Climax Wall Paper Cleaner
for cleaning wall paper,fresco
ing. window shades, etc., regu
lar 10c cans; Coupon
Sale price., ' _
None Without This Coupon C
- ltanomrnt
2oc Stockings at 15*
Coupon 13—Limit a pair.
Women’s Stockings. full
fashioned, double top, high
spliced linen heel, sole and toe.
medium weight, 25c quality;
Coupon Sale price, py
P*«r . .. le)C
None Without This Coupon C
-Main floor
$1.00 Kid Gloves at 60*
Ooupon 14—Limit a pair.
Women’s Glace Kid Gloves, 2
clasp, heavy embroidered backs,
black, white, brown, tan, gray
'and mode, good $1.00 special;
Coupon Sale price, 69c
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Kloot__
25c Window Shades at 17*
Ooupon 16—Limit a
Lot of Window Shades,
Opaque cloth, most all colors. rt
feet long and mounted on good
spring rollers, our 25« leader;
Coupon Sale price, -| r*T
«ch. 1 /C
None Without This Coupon P
nKoyrth floor
25c Wash Goods at 15*
Coupon la—Limit 10 parts
Lot of 27-inch Brilliant Silk,
a pretty wash dress fabric in
the wanted plain shades and
black and white, regular 25c
quality; Coupon Sale . -| £*
price, yard . AOC
None Without This Coupon C
— Main Floor
I $1 00 Black Messaline at 65?
Oonpoa 5—Limit 10 yards
I Lot of Black Satin Messaline
of fine, lustrous quality, our
regular $1.00 number; Coupun
mr*..65c
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Floor
10c WTiite Cambric at 71
Coupon 6—Limit 10 yards
Lot of White Cambric of ex
tra quality, 36 inches wide, our
regular 10c number; Cou- Py
pon Sale Price, yard.
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Floor
25c Floral Ribbon at 16e
■ Coupon 7—Limit a yards
Lot of .new Floral Ribbon,
5Vi inches wide, all silk. 25c
quality; Coupon Sale /»
price, yard ./J.OC
None Without This Coupon C
— Main Floor
$1.50 Umbrellas at 95c
Coupon 8—Limit a
Men’s and Women’s Umbrel
las in all styles with good-look
ing handles and covered with
warranted rainproof cloth, $1.50
kind; Coupon Sale Qr
price, each . a/OC
None Without This Coupon C
— Main Floor • V'
i nc«c ai
Ooupom 91—Limit 19 yards
Lot of 36-inch Cambric Per
cale, soft finish, light grounds
with st-ipes, dots and neat fig
ures, regularly \2/2c a yard;
Coupon Sale Q
price.... w/C
None Without This Coupon C
— Main Floor
lie lileacht Muslin at lO*
Oottptm aa—Limit 10 yares
v Lot of 40-lach Bleacht Muslin
of good weight and texture, ex
cellent width for pillow cases,
regular 14c number; coupon ■ n
Sale price .I llC
None Without This Coupon C
—Main Floor
_ __ •
$1.00 1-ace Pieces at 60*
Coupon S3—1dmIt 3
Princess Louise Lace Pieces,
eize 18x18 Inches, all hand-made
and with pure linen centers, reg
ularly $1.00 each; Cou- nn
pon Sale price . DuC
None Without This Coupon C
— Main Floor
.15c Stationery at 25*
Coupon at—Limit 3 boxrs
Lot of Boxt Stationery contain
ing 24 sheets of One Linen Paper
and 24 envelopes to match, all
sixes, regularly 35c; Cou n Q
pon Sale price, box.ZuC
None Without This Coupon Q
—Main Floor
STONE & THOMASl
NOONDAY SERYICE !
Will Be Held at St Matthew s Church '
Today—Or. Stlmeon, of Bell
alre to Speak.
Today at the noon hour! from 12 -25
to IS SO p. m.| at 8t. Matthews
church, the Wheeling Ixtcal Assembly
of the Brotherhood of 8t Andrew, will
'told the fourth of a series of l.enten
noon-day sermon*
The Rev W A Stlmeon. of Bellalre. |
•111 make the address on "Tht Man i
and Hts Fellows ”
This la the third year for these eer
rlrwa In Wheeling, thongh In other .
ctflea. similar ones have been held i
•nr many year* in eom* Inatnnces'
•* »«»kly ones
While they ar» arranged especially
for the ronvenlenre of men and wft
tnen In the bo*loess district any one
in welcome, and there la usually a *
i~ —^
good attendance of people not engaged
In bualneae. and the number of people
present has Increased at each years
aeries.
SUBCOMMITTEE
Of Ssml-Csntannial Committee Con
far With Washingtt/i, Pa.,
Affleiala.
C. A. Robinson. George W. Luts
and Hecretary Roy B Naylor, com
posing a subcommittee of the He ml
f'eatennlal committee, yesterday alter
nooo went to Washington. Pa., to con
fer with committees which were In
charge of the ceatenalal celebration
which was held In that city laat year.
The object of the visit was !o secure
information relative to the ftemlOn
tenalal celebration which will be ob
served In this city in June. |»i>
The committee wss courteously re
reived and met with Dr. K. W. Tern
pie of Washington and Jefferson col
lege, the secretary and members of
the Washington Board of Trade and
others. They will make a report to
the Semi-Centennial committee to
night
Milady's Bonnet.
j My bonnet lies over the ocean.
I My bonnet lies over the sea;
For. you see. It's the latest creation
And hasn't yet come from Pares
—Judge.
■Pound parties" are the fashion In
the chtraro open-air srhnola. when
ever the rinse on the average, gains
s pound In weight.
0. Ed. Mendel & Co.
rttinti ntascraaa abb
i dtreev 'wheeneg. Wsst Vn
Call night or Sar ntirn — —11
" " N
GEO. E JOHNS CO.
Easter Announcement
LARI N DISPLAY OF THE LATEST MODELS Of TAIIORED SUITS
COA^IlirMEMXTEmWB AND EXCLUSIVE ASSORTMENT FOR WOM
EN AND MISSES AT MODERATE PRICES.
New Spring Fashions in Apparel I
Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses
K)R Al l. occasions are being shown
TAILORED ANI) TRIMMED SUITS—Whipcords—Wool O^dl.rnyw-Hnmonunw
«7ioT1pw’i,rdrr-lnJ °'h" ™wri>k -*«« S0. $19.50. $2A50.
ssssr - «■«-*
' 'VVml# MarquiwOe
Qualities Workmanship—and Fitting Guaranteed.
~11 - 7ii
__
« uarge «oom
Manufactured by
The Smoky City Company
Our price, 10e per can.
3 for 25c.
QUINN’S
Prescription Pharmacy
Noted for Its excellent service.
Sixteenth and Jacob Sts.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Hear interesting Addrssa My Mlee Saxe
—Will Attend Tabernacle Ser
vices This Evening.
The fifth meeting for h'gh school
girls, held yesterday at noon in the
German M. E. church, traa well attend
ed and proved as Interesting as the
former ones. Miss Grace Saxe, of the
Sunday party, had charge. The lea
son was taken from the fourth chap
ter of St. John, and the fourteenth
vrrne was selected as being the most
important
After the lesaon had been concluded
arrangement* were made for all the
girls of the high school attending the
meeting this evening In a tody to hear
Mr. Sunday's sermon on "Amuse
ments,’* Reservations will be made
at the tabernacle for the party. At the
regular meeting on Wednesday of
next week the lesson will be taken
from ttie fifth chapter of St. John.
To promote protective Industries
in Manchuiia Japan has established
a high school of technology at Port
Arthur. #
you.
Tout's very truly,
J. A. HESS. Wheeling. W. Vs.
C. L. WEEMS. Steubenville. O.
GEO. W. ECKHART. Whg., W. Vs.
J. C. HEINLEIN. Bridgeport^O.
J. J. P. O BRIEN. Wheeling. W. Vu.
“Ovsr Night."
The play-goers of this city are due
for a real comedy treat In the form
of the New York and Boston succeaa
"Over Night," which comes to the
Court Theatre, matinee and night.!
Saturday. March 16th.
One of the best advertisements for
the <T>medy Is that It la absolutely
free from coarseness, and leaves a
sweet memory behind It.
Hows's Pictures.
An entirely new program of Howe's
Motion Pictures will present at the
Court Theatre on Friday, matinee and
night. March 15th.
Official scenes of the greatest naval j
review In American history comprise
another of the many exclusive sub-1
Jecta.
A aeries which depicts the classic:
beauty of Italy, the land of history1
and romance, the wonders of the
Grand River Canon. Colorado, the <
newest mode of locomotion through ‘
water and air by means of the hydro- 1
plane, and the daring maneuvers of:
Italian cavalrymen are among the
many other subjects In Mr. Howes
"gallery of maaterplecea" In motion
photography.
$ y.iof.oo
Collected by the Teams In Charge
of Raising the 8t. Luke
Debt Fund.
A meeting of the teams compos
ing the workers of St. Lukes P. E
church, who are laboring to ralae the
necessary amount or 115,000 In order
to clear the church of debt In a four
weeks campaign. The members were
greatly gratified to hear that the sum 1
of *9.1*7 80 has been raised In the
three weeks that the teams have been
at work, and by the time the cam- '
palgn closes at the end of ten dayt.r
the entire amount Is expected to he
In the hands of the committee. AI
meeting will he held on next Tuet |
evening to make a report.
Almost.
I said. "Toti are mf po»m,"
She didn't quite agree
To that - hut she admitted
She ‘was averse to roe
—Judge. '
—
One Western rlty has a htshlv ae.
com pushed ms) or Me Is a lawyer by '
prnfeqyi..n, the feet eel shorthand
writer In the ettv and the heat ante- i
leer tr-mhoee player.
S u
EVERY MOTHER
KNOWS
There Isn't a mother hut
what knows tha rare that
has to be eierdeed In rais
in* children, especially Ut
il* ones, then too. every
mother, knows that medi
cine for baby must ho pre
pared moot carefully and
even greater precaution
used than In the filling of
prescriptions for adults It
Is our apodal prtds In co
operating with t*ia physi
cian. nurse, or mother to
supply the purest drugs and
chemicals and give the ut
most consideration to every
want that baby has. 1st
us fill eveev prescription
for tha little
-1
»
4
COLORED PIQLE
Probably no wash fabric is better known than
pique—it will wear—wash and come up from
under the iron fresh, crisp and dressy—
TAN, PINK, BLUE, NAVY, WHITE, 27-in.
25c Yard
BUI TONS
THE REAL TRIMMING ACCORDING TO
• EVERY FASHION AUTHORITY. #
OF CRYSTAL—in white and colors—cut.
OF CROCHET-r-in white and colors, wash
able.
COSTUME BUTTONS—for summer suits
and dresses, large and showing color—semi
spherrcal and bullets—variegated and with
contrast rims—and the like.
$1.00 FOR GLOVES
The price of TAYLOR’S SPECIAL—a glove
made especially for us—splendid grade of
tough, yet fine kid—wrist length—
BLACK, WHITE, TAN, GRAY, NAVY—
$1.00
NEW SPRING GLOVES
With heavy embroidered Wks—with Black w
top*—one clasp—Black, White, Tan and But
ter—
$1.75
NEW 2 CLASP
Spring kid—dressy—Black. White and Tan
embroidered backs—
$ 1.50 Pair
A New Bag—The Utility
A work box and a decidedly smart shopping
purse in one—unclasp one side and it unfolds
into a clever fittedly fancy work receptacle
see it—in real Hack seal and walrus—
$2.50. $3.50 and $5.00
IF WE HAD YOUR SUBSCRIPTION YOU
WOULD HAVE YOUR APRIL McCALL—
FRESH, SPRINGLIKE AND INFORMING.
COSTS A TRIFLE.
^^ylo^Hiorofare

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