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Tuesday, November 7, 1916. STONE & THOMAS The Weather-Fair.
L
INENS for Thanksgiving'
A .Special Showing
BEAUTIFUL ARRAY of Linens of the better sorts ? household and decorative |j
kinds ? here for vour choosing before Than ksui \ i i iu. Karly buying kept tin
kinds ? here for your choosing befor
price down, so that you don't have to pay the recent advances if you buy here
Mention of a few of the offerings ? more of them were given in the Sunday news
papers :
- * * ~ ? ? nn 1 1 , rMl ll t-?*J 1 J T : ^
Scalloped TaDie uiotns ?
Lot of All -Linen Scalloped
Table Cloths of handsome dam
ask in roimcl shape. t>8 incites in
diameter, specially priced at
S3.95 each.
Lot of All-Linen Scalloped
Table Covers of beautiful de
sign and exceptional quality
satin damask. 72 inches square,
specially priced at $6.00
each.
Special Napkin Offerings
Napkins in all the wanted
sizes and in a great variety of
designs. Included are Napkins
which originally matched Pat
tern Cloths and Damask now
sold out, will be closed out at
very low prices ? $1.59 to
S8.00 a dozen.
All-Linen Scalloped Luncheon
Napkins, sizes .15 to 22-inch,
S3.00 to S15.00 a dozen.
Keep off the Chill
--Buy Blankets
THESE frosty nights certain
ly do call for Blankets.
Our Blanket stock offers some
exceptional values in Cotton
and Wool . Blankets, as wit
ness :
tjUxTtf-ineli Cotton Blankets,
gra.\ and white, with fanny
striped borders. SI. 00 a pair.
T'.ix-SO-iiifh Cotton Blankets,
in gray anil white, with shell
st idled edge and colored
stripes. SI. 50 ;i pair.
72xi>2 - in?*h Whit*' Cotton
Blankets, shell stitched edge,
soft and nappy, good weight,
i and especially desirable for
| sheets. SI. SO ;i pair.
liiixsi* - ini'li Wool - Napped
j Cott ' i i i Blank-Ms. in soft color
I ed broken plaids, S2.50 a
j pair.
- ifii-Ii Wool - Napped
? : Cot t on Blankets, in tan, gray
j and white, with colored borders
; and t ??- :v:*!i ribbon binding,
j $8-05 ,? ir.
-i eh Woolen Blankets
Jj n all ?*>?? wanted colored
|| pi:;ids. o >.50 a pair.
i| 72 ?2-inch l-'ancy Plaid Wool
\ Bl;:'! keis. in tan. blue, gray,
j pink. r-'d-ancl-black and black
| rnd-whitc plaids. S5.90 a
pair.
7i>xM)-inch Wool Blankets, in
block olahL of the wanted col
ors. S6.90 a pair.
Kin.- California Lamhswool
Blankets, in w hite and plaid ef
fects. i i , different si/.es and
weiglits. ranging from $7.90
tu S15.00 ,-i pair.
.Fauern xaoie uiowis ?
Pattern Cloths of the most
desirable qualities and designs
with Napkins to uiateh in
stripe. Renaissance. ISmpire,
scroll. Fleur <le Lis. Shamrock
and Fern patterns, priced from
S3. 00 for a 2-vard Cloth to
316.00 for one 4 yards lonir.
Odd Pattern Cloths?
Quite a few exceptional values
in odd Pattern Cloths for which
we have no Napkins to match ?
come '2, 2'o, .'! and o1 ^ yards
Ions* with patterns all around
and in very attractive designs
and are priced to sell at less
than we could buy them for to
day ? $2.75 to $9.00.
?Dieacneu -muen K
Table Damask ?
The wiliest ranuc of pat torus
shown in the rity hero for your
choosing. I'nrc Linen fabrics of
gOv(d, sturdy finality and weight
in Scotch, Jrish or Gorman man
ufacture and priced nl 75<^,
S9 c, $1.00, 81.50, $1.75, |
$2.00 and $2.25 a yard in j
widths from 1)8 to 7'J inches.
EXTRA-All-Linen Napkins,
22 inches square, specially
priced at $o.00 a dozen.
? linens ? Second floor
Warm Wearables for the Tots
KK K I > the tiny tots ivarni durinsr the eold weather by lcoopiii I II
them well elacl when outdoors. Let us help you do it:
Three-Pieee Knit Sets, con
sisting df Sweater. Leggings
and Cap to match, in colors
and white, will keep the wee
ones warm: special values at
S3. 50 a set.
Infants' \Y a r m Blankets,
white and colored, neatly
hound. 59c each.
Children's Coats in a large
assortment for little ones 2 1o
(J years old. corduroy, chin
chilla and mixtures, extra val
ues at S4.95 and ij55.00.
? Second, floor.
Children's Cray h'ompers,
open -front or back, neatly fin
ishetl with pipings, extra val
ues at 59c.
Infants' Long and Short
Dresses made of nainsook with
tare and embroidery trimmed
skirts and yokes, 9S^ each.
Children's Knit Toques of
wool zephyr in white and col
ors, variety of styles, 49<
each.
Buy Babies' Dresses and
Suits in white and colors, a
splendid varielv priced from
S1.00 to ?5.90.
P&RICES on Whittali Rugs Advance
* December 1st? Buy Now
FOKlvllANDKl) housekeepers will take advantage of
tin* opportunity to buy \Vhittall Rugs during Nov
ember. for all dealers have been notified that prices on
even* grade of these famous floor coverings will ad
vance December 1st. The Whittali people in the face
of rising costs had the alternative of putting up prices
or cheapening quality. The latter was unthinkable,
hence ample warninsr was given of the necessity of get
ting more. f<>r these Hugs. But the old prices prevail
until December 1st and wise people will avail them
selves of this saving opportunity. Xote the present
and the advance list prices 011 Kugs 9x12 feet in size,
other sizes in proportion:
December Present
Price Price
Whittali Anglo-Persian Wilton Rugs 382.50 $75.00
Whittali Anglo-Indian Wilton Rugs $69.25 $63.50
Whittali Royal Worcester Wilton Rugs. .$61.75 $56.75
Whittali Chlidema Body Brussels Rugs. .$41.00 $40.00
? PourtH floor
Jrtortf & (lipomas
ALL MASONS JNV1TED TO
SCOTTISH RITE DANCE
Tiu- danc rhi- i< *o be given this
evening a' the Scottish lii: ?* cathedral
under th^ auspices of rlu> Scottish ;
Rile Uuard will be attended by a large ;
number of the fraternity and their;
ladies. The affair is open to all [
Masons of fthaH'vi r decree and no;
special invitations have been issued;
for the brethern of the order, the an-;
nounc*tnent of the fiance carrying i
with if an invitation to every Mason'
to attend. An impression seems to :
have gone out that a special in vita- j
tion was necessary for all. but such is
not the case as every member of the
fraternity is privileged to attend!
exactly as he would be privileged to
attend his Indue meeting. except that !
for the dance he may be accompanied;
by a lady.
Bachmann's orchestra will furnish '
the music and dancing will begin;
about 8:30 p. m. Light lunch will bej
I v A/ ISCONSIN |
vv limburger
CHEESE
LJrNK
Market Auditorium
served in the small dining room on;
the first. floor after &:30 p. m.
Arrangements have bpen made by j
the trustees or the Scottish Kite!
bodies to receive the election returns;
in the Masonic club headquarters bv;
special wire durins the evening and'
these will be announced between the I
dances.
Special during Aluminum Demon-;
stration only Dinner Buckets $2.39 ? :
2Cv Discount cn all aluminum at 1
Caldabaugh Bros., Hdw. Stores, at
Mechen Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 6, 7,:
8. at 4031 Jacob St., Tnurs., Fri., Sat., I
Nov. 9, 10, 11.
FOREIGN MINER INJURED
In a fall of slate at the Neff (Uhio)
mines, an Italian foreigner while at
work digging coal ivas badly injured j
yesterday afternoon and later was re
moved to the Wheeling hospital. Dr.
C. V. Porterfield, of Neff, rendered !
preliminary aid and Dr. Fulton is at-'
tending the man in the local hospital, j
His left leg is fractured but the other
injuries are not serious and he will ,
recover.
1 United States
M. C. CASINGS, 28-3-inch
Studded tread
Chain tread .
$5.25 j
6.50 I
7.25 i
7.25 '
Nobby tread . .
Firestone N. S.
WESLEY HOUSE
House & Herrmann Building
Geo. E. Johns Co,
The Quality Shop
Women's High-Class Suits - - $36.50
An extraordinary event offering at the height of the
Season, high-class Suits at a remarkably Low Price.
We have succeeded in producing in these suits a value so far above what would be expected at $36.50,
that it affords an opportunity to make most advantageous Purchases.
The Styles
eiiil?r, the very smartest and
most distinctive desiyus.
Plain Tailored Models
Fancy Tailored Models
Long Russian Suits
Short Jaunty Effects
Fur Trimmed Suits
Braid Trimmed Suits
$36.50
The Materials
comprise the newest and most
fashionable Autumn and Win
ter weaves.
OXFORD
GABARDINE
VELOUR
BROADCLOTH
POIRET TWILL
CHEVIOT
$36.50
The Colors
included are the season's most
wanted shades.
BLACK
CHECKS
GREEN
EROWN
NAVY BLUE
TAUPE
PLUM
$36.50
Women's Coats and Wraps
High-Class Coats ami Wraps in the most recent designs with new features in Colhirs. Cuffs, I'm-kfts
and Belt effects, developed in all the favored materials.
?19.50, $29.50, $39.50, $49.50 to $95.00
( An Interesting Display of
(NEW BLOUSE MODESi
Women's Fashionable Fur Coats and Sets
VERY ATTRACTIVELY PRICED.
JURORS ADJOURN TO 2:30 A. M.,
WEDNESDAY? WITNESSES
TO RETURN THEN.
About Sixty Witnesses Remain to Be
Examined ? Trouble in
Getting Jury. ;
Tile grand jury of '-he >'ovomber
tertn of Ohio county criminal couit
liiSJi .< Ii? ovtorfc IWI
until !? - Mo Wednesday morning, ana
witnesses who had not been examined
were excused until thut time. <
About sixty of tin- p' wtmi'ssps ?
summoned to appear before the grand
jurv remain to be examined. _
fin- November term of criminal
court opened yesterday morning with
Hi,, convening <d' the grand jury.
Owing to some difficulty in seeming
a complete jury of 1G men. required by
law Judge Kobinson did not complete
liiv charge until time for the noon ad
journment and no witnesses were;
examined until 1:.?0 o clock. , <
Robinson's charge was the usual
formal charge, attention of the invu. li- ,
gating body being called to he
statutes to which the court is requited I
to direct the attention of the I
In addition to the lists of felonj :
cases filed last week by Prosecuting
Attornev D. A. MeKee, the
of felonious assault preierred ^gnin91
Alex (Vbuski and Bronick Moleski.
growing out of the tight on i^nMy-sixth
street Sunday night in which I rank
Warduski is said to have been cut
with a knife, is to be presented to the,
grand jury. i w ^ \
Both Prosecuting Attorney R A. ,
McKee and Assistant I'. A.
are assisting in the investigation of j
alleged crimes, in ihe county.
The grand jurors are Fr?ll}k ,l?" |
ener, George Zoekler, E. ^ . 1 rilU'^.- !
J. Juergens, George Nau. 1. J. ^llli-i
can John Ochsenkuhn, t.eorge \\ . j
Weiegerber, John J. Fahey, Charles H. ;
Sea bright, Gabe Emsheimer. John;
Gruse, Lyman Hough, Wiley I ox,
Adam Kaltenbach and B. F. Oliver.
A window placard Is rtf?v*rtif.'n?t i
in about the same degree that a light- |
ed match is a lighting system.
AN ADVOCAfEOFCARL
SCHMIDT'S CANDIDACY
A number of my friends on 'hc>
Republican side who are disposed to.
pass over party lines on local offices ,
of public importance have asked my i
opinion of the Democratic candiiU e j
fur Prosecutor as a lawyer. 1 ven- ,
ture to repeat in this public way the,
answer 1 have been glad to make. ,
Mr Schmidt is thoroughly compe-,
tent as a lawyer to perform I lie dut ies ;
of Prosecuting Attorney. 1 know;
something of his views about the c Hi j
of a lawver to his profession and to
the public, and 1 am satisfied tha ,
anvone who votes for C arl Schmidt .
because he wishes the county to be
well served will find that he made |
no mistake. , j
It is not an easy matter for a young
lawver to undertake the duties of ;
Prosecuting Attorney in this county,
and go through the term with his |
conscience clear and his record clean. |
I am not at all sure that 1 would trust .
mvself with that job even if 1 fell j
competent to perform the duties, be-,
cause there are so many times when j
it is hard to determine whether thej
public interest and the duty ot the .
office call for a reasonable consider*-,
lion of the needs and weaknesses or ,
other people or for a rigid exercise ol ,
the full powers of the office. . j
As a citizen and iawyer. having
these matters in mind. 1 am going to
vote for Carl Schmidt because 1 have .
a little extra confidence in his ability
and disposition to do the work wen j
?md to meet the responsibilities with ?
?S3!. hCTj |
t" Y~ W.~Cf A." NQTES_ j!
Business Woman's Bible Class
The Business Woman's Bible class
or the Y W. C. A. will meet this even- j
ing at 7 o'clock. Kev. Brininstool ;n :
charge. A cordial invitation is extend
ed all business, girls to attend.
Teacher Bible Class
On Wednesday evening at n-.:'.U
o'clock, the teachers Bible class meets j
? and any one in the city who is inter- 1
opted, aud particularly Bible teacneis!
are invited lo enter. Dr. I luirles Kob- 1
inson in charge.
Gymnasium Classes
Much interest is manifest in I lie
work of the gymnasium this year,
which surpasses even past years in its
successes. The classes are filling rap- 1
idly and are for all ages.
High School Club
Girls attending ihe next meeting ol j
Ihe High School club will hear the re
ports of trie delegates who attended
the conference at YVoosler, Ohio. This '
will be particularly enjoyable and has
to do with many matters in which ,
girls arc concerned.
Week Of Prayer
The World's Fellowship or Week of ,
Prayer, for all Y. W. C. A. work in all !
nations, begins on Sundav. November .
12. There will he vesper service at j
-I o'clock. Mrs. Kay Torrey a returned
missionary from China, will make an
address and will wear the native cos
tume. The Glee Club of the associa
tion will give several musical num- :
bers. Following this fellowship meet
ing a short service will be held each
noon from T7"lo l o'clock, in the Bible
class room of the Y. W. C. A.
Suhiects and leaders will be an-!
nounced later.
France exported to this country last I
year more than $3,000,000 worth of i
perfumery and soap. This was nearly)
double the amount bought during thej
previous year.
Simple Heme Treatment
If yi?u or any relatiM- or friend
is worried because of varirosn
wins, nr lainehes. ili" In st iiih i''1'
that anyone in litis world oun tfive
is to K'.'t a i>rcsiTl|>t i"it l lint many
j'hysii ians are now in-" seritdni;.
Ask your tlriinjiisi !?'?? a ^mall
hot tie "of Muoin-'.s Kmerald "il
(full str-.njrtli) and applv niclii
and riiornitut to tlx- swollen. ????
laru'd veins. Soon you will notice
that tin.* y arc ;:rnwmsr smaller ami
tlic t real nioiii should ho cant inued
until tin: veins are of normal six.".
Mouite's Kim-raid oil is a power
ful. yo i harmless nermieide. and
results are Ktiarantoed. t\ H.
c.riest & '*o. will supply you.
OFFICES TO CLOSE
City And County Offices To Obeervc
Legal Holiday ? Ganks To Be
Closed
City and county offices will lie
crlosocj today on account of election
tlay being a legal holiday. The police
headquarters, of course, will remain
open. The commissioners' office will
he open this evening 10 receive 'he
election returns from the eighty-seven
voting precincts in i lie county.
The hanks and a number of profess- 1
ional men's offices will he closed all
day. The city schools will not suspend
sessions for (he election, hut those of
the rural districts will bo closed for,
the day.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
Try a
Breakfast
FORT
HENRY
SPECIAL
SAUSAGE
25c
a pound
Crisp!
Brown !
Delicious!
PACKING CO.
Steel Bridge Corner
WINTER, with all its
snow and colcl, will soon be
here. Better have a reli
able heating system in
stalled in your home now.
Gome in, see our plans and
talk it over with us.
Schofiefd-Cowl Co.
23 Tenth Street. Both Phones, j
G.Ed Mendel & Co.
r UNEEAl, DIBECTORS.
New Z.ocatioti ? 1212 Oinpline Stream
2J.'thor Phono 967.
Csrowieg Old
,\u man fully realizes whnl old a?e means until ho comes
In it. Only when a man past the middle of life's journey
seeks wurk and gets the answer, "We want y tiling men,"
does lie truly appreciate that he has become old. What a
satisfaction at reaching lliis period, to find it unnecessary to
seek work any longer, or to depend upon others for your
support. You will have this satisfaction if you save your
money.
The German Bank of Wheeling
Wheeling-, W. Va.
4% Interest Paid on Savings. j
Open Saturday Evenings from 6 to 8.
PL Taylor Co.
w . . ? .
The Progressive Store "
Big Girts and Little Girls
Regulation Dresses ?t Serge
Peter Thompson and Middies
To be oh ic, even a regulation dress must be cleverly
gotlen up ? smart in line, smart in braidings and acces
sory parts, they must hang well, be I rue and sufficient in
proportion, of good material.
IN NAVY AND BLACJC "j % $g^
WITH A VARIETY IX
THEIR STYLES?
G TO 20 YEAR SIZES?
\ Si 2. 50, SI 4 .95, .
and SI 8. 50
NEW WAISTS Employ
Loveliest Venise Laces
Liberally do they show insertions, edges and motifs of
the lace, in collar front and cuffs, the blouses themselves
are of white voile and the effect is good, in addition some
'?ave embroidering** and tucks. A GOOD CHOICE ?
$1.98 and $2.48
A NEW SHOWING OF
lvoroyd loileue Novelties
A ('harming assortment: of newer shapes and an ar
tisiie ami high grade finish these have to endorse them
for gifts ? PICK T1JE3I OUT NOW?
Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Combs, Clothes Brushes,
Military Brushes, Powder Boxes, Perfume Bot
les, Manicure Pieces, Trays, Picture Frames,
Soap Boxes, Shoe Horns, Buffers, etc.
from 15c to $4.50
I he NOBBY SKIRT-of
A Charming Plaid Cloth
A Killed model, a plain tailored model ? models
with high waist line ? Separate Belts of self material ? a
happy combination of smartness with practicality ? in
many colors and designs.
$9.95. $12.50 to $18.50
Shepherd Check Skirts
Whose Prices Were from $7.00 to $0.50
Dcveloperl strikingly wiili pockets, plaits
and novel belts ? strictly tailored, no more
attractive fabric today than the black and
white check.
>$4.98
Special
You Can Deal with Fashion
Authoritatively? Practically? Economically
It You Have Mc Call's Quarterly
It discusses and illustrates every phase of garment
fashion, shoe fashion, hat fashion, children's wear and
heaps of other topics.
r ONLY? W.1IEN BOUGHT WITH
Ol' A 15c McC ALL'S PATTER N*.
December Magazine A'ozc Ready
Real 1 aiiies see Red
Cedar Chests for
Standard size and standard finish, three-quarter-inch,
board ? dustproof lid ? a magnificent polish and color and
beautiful grain.
WE WILL HOLD IT FOR YOl* 'TILL CHRISTMAS.
V

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