The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 27, 1916, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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Monday. November 27. 1916.
STONE & THOMAS
The Weather ? Fair.
w winter Coats for Women and Mi;
in All the Latest Fabrics and Styles That Fashion Dictates
T^HE height of the fashion season brings a wealth of luxurious apparel,
J- richer by far than that of any previous season.
('oats t?n the louse, swagger type have assumed a mark importance ?
Belted and Semi-Fitted Coats are equally in demand.
Dress v <i>cits of luxurious appearance
for reception <>r formal evening wear are
dcveh >ped iii tine satin, velvet and silk
plush, mostly with trimmings i?P soft fur.
Extremely fine lightweight Coats of
Bolivia <-loth in all its colorings in plain
or fur- trimmed models.
Warm and serviceable C.?ats ? full of
smartness and individual style in great
enveloping .models with a grade of tailor
ing that brings out their clever lines.
) Large fashionable fur collars. bands of
fur on cuffs or hem ? or plainly tailored
with no fur trimmings at all.
Xo smarter Coats foi' street, afternoon
or formal wear can be seen ?
'j)
These Coats will assuredly appeal to the ? ? t* modest moans who desires smart
ness of style together with. inexpensivencss.. Those Coats show largo collars of plush,
velvet or fur. Some collars arc trimmed with fur, other Coats have collars of self
materials. Coats of
Wool Velour Cheviot Broadcloth Plush Duvetyne Ripple Cloth
rold and black ? $15.00, $19.50
-in Bnrgundv. navy blue, brown, plum,, green.,
and $25.00.
? Garment Store ? Third floor
These Coats are made on lines
especially adapted to large figures.
There are straight-line models of lint;
quality broadcloth, lined and inter
lined, in sizes 4ti, 4.^. HO and 52-inch
fit $25.00 and $29.50.
... i' tUcn'.r l,e*'}<r of material. Hi, est workmanship and above all their wonderful styles, these Blouses are indeed a
.lei teht ? behold. Fine silk laees are employed, made over ehifbn lining or ramisoles-rose, maize or CToen ribbons on the under
bodice show through the lace in clever fashion, other Blouses are of finest Georgette crepe trimmed with rc-.l W J n Pill.
?15.0oln0S^5O:'''ld tmbr0idcj'- C?n,C iu flf5h' whilt' l,liu'1' bUuP?- navy blue, brown and i>]um-.?9.05, SIS.S5!
St or? Closed Thanksgiving
In accordance with our annual custom, this .siore will not
be open for business next Thursday ? Thanksgiving Day.
DOCKETS WILL BE CALLED IN
80TH PART I AND PART IJ
THIS AFTERNOON.
Numerous Chancery Cases and Divorce
Suits Pending ? Sheriff Suits
May 8e Decided.
The November term of circuit court
for Ohio county convert**? at 9:30
o'clock this morning with Judge H.
Hervey presiding in Part I and Judge
R. M. Addleman ' in Part II. Jurors
summon for duty in Judge -Harvey's
court have been served with sub
poenaes calling upon th^m ;o report
for duty Monday. I'ec. f.
The dockets of both Fart I and
Part 11 are filled with damage suits
of more or less importance. Divorce
suits in great numbers are listed.
In addition to the.-*e suits, thirty
one applications for permanent in
junctions against alleged Yost law vio
lators are scheduled to come up for a
hearing before Judge Hervey.
It is possible that Special Commis
sioner M. J. Cullinan. before whom
The county suits against former Sher
iffs W. M. Omens and Dr. D. H. Tay
lor were heard, will submit his find
ings to the circuit court before the
close of this term.
SEATS FOR THE BERNHARDT
ENGAGEMENT NOW ON SALE
TWO OUT-THE-PIKE
DELIVERIES
LEATINft THE 2JE"W OFFICE
9:30 A.M. 3:00 P.M.
Groves Package Delivery
13 TW2LPTH STBEZT
PEOriE'S EASK Btni.DING.
EITHER PHONE 2005.
G.Ed Mendel & Co.
FOTfEBAI, dibectobs.
Slew liOcaticn. ? 1212 diapline Strfrnt. I
E-'thor Phone 2C7.
'JUMPS INTO RIVER JUST IN TIME
TO SAVE A LOCAL WOMAN I
I FROM WATERY GRAVE.
I
;Mrs. Melinda Minor Who Attempted
? .Suicide Saturday Afternoon is j
Recovering at Hospital.
| Tho icy waters of the Ohio held no i
; four for Charles Kofer Saturday after-:
noon about -t o'ctock when he saw !
Mrs. Mflinda Minor, of High street, I
struggling her last in the river just'
at the foot of Twelfth street. The
woman made no outcry. She had at
tempted suicide and was taking her.
approaching end very calmly as a lit-'
tit' neighbor girl who accompanied her j
to the wharf stood on the short in a;
I quandry watching the woman battle
! with death. |
Kofer. who is employed a? a deck-!
hand on the steamer Liberty, was
'aboard the packet and saw Mrs. Minor
?just as she was going down the second
timp. "Without a moment's hesitation1
'he leaped into the river and reached j
j her just as she was passing out of!
[sight for the last time. The water'
?was up to his neck and with difficulty'
; he carried the unconscious form un-.
; assisted to the wharfboat and later
jtook her aboard the Liberty and into i
;a warm room.
In the meantime Captain Henry j
jSchutler, who is in charge of the ?
I wharf boat, telephoned the police. I
Several minutes afterwards the ol'fi- .
irers and auto patrol arrived. After.
1 1. he woman had been bundled up and!
[placed in the auto the machine could
i not be started. A passing Ford was
hailed and the woman was removed in
:it to the Ohio Yaliey General hospital.,
j At the hospital last nipht it was
?said .Mrs. Minor was resting comfort-:
ably and would recover.
POX.ICE COURT.
In i-i.urt Saturday, Jim Johnson'
Was fined ami costs for an assault
upon Coke Huttoncutter. A charge
asrainst the latter was dismissed. John
Die. who couldn't tnake the court under
stand his richt name. drew I" days on
a drunk charge. Gustav Binkhardt fail
ed to appear in answer to a drunk
??harse. Vive and costs was assessed
against itini. i
LARGER BOATS ARE
TO RESUME RUNS'
i
WITH ALL BEAR TRAPS LOWERED I
THE OHIO IS CONTINUING
TO RISE.
Tell City Will Take Up Its Former
Schedule Latter Part of Week
? General River News.
Announcement was made yesterday j
that the former schedule of the larger!
boats of the Ohio would be resumed j
witbiu the next several days, giving!
the merchants and manufacturers}
throughout the Ohio valley practically
a boat every day between the prin
cipal shipping points.
The Tell City is now being prepared
for its first trip since it suspended
some weeks ago on account of the low
water, and is due to pass through
Wheeling from Charleston to Pitts
burgh at its regular time next Sun
day morning. The Reuben Dunbar
Dunbar will take up its regular trip a
short time later.
The resumption of the larger pack
ets is due to the rise now being experi
enced all along the Ohio, nl the local
pool last night there, were 10 feet of
water while below the MeMechen dam
feet. 75 inches was registered. A rise
of about 3 feet, is also coming from
the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers
due to the rains and snow over the
watersheds durinc the past few days, j
On account of the good stage all |
ORIENTAL RUGS j
GLEANED
Our process consists of 'thor
oughly dusting, washing and rin?
ins:: :it the low price of 4 cents
per square foot. Special care tak
en of the fabric.
Carpets cleaned by the same
process 3 ceats per square foot. i
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY j
Prompt Attention to Phone I !
Orders. Bell 1275M.
JEROME BOYER i
Bell 1275-M. 3307 Jacob St. ] j
Geo. E. Johns Co,
The Quality Shop
November Sale Women's SkHs i
$16.50 $24.50 $32.50 j
FORMERLY .S21.50 TO $47.50
Never so early in ihe season have prii*c revisions horn so radical, nor have equally r\<-oi!ent values]
been offered. A colle??ti">n representing the sm;u'te>i. latent models in flic fabrics, fashi"ii-> atn.l furs I
most in favor.
New Modes in Winter Furs for Women;
Fortunate purchase?, enable us to offer a remarkable assortment of fine FFK ? 'CLVr.^, sf"|\ and!
M t'FFS at pri^s much bcb?w fh":><* nou prcvaiiiutr. Unly ihe JaU?si modes are otfo'ed.
Hudson Seal Coats
i:i very -attractive 4.5-in<*h
model : '>110 ot the latr.st
designs ^bovri
Hudson Seal Coat
C'?py <~>i liiirli-prirf.i iin- /
ported hioi i?*i v. it is fn|. \
...... 1 *
i !* :wj?i i ? ^ n, fhoio
quality .Skunk?
Hudson Seal Ooats
in new flair model,
lined with (>Anni<ito J
i';!ttr-y Silk liuine: J
Hudson Seal Coat
with colirir. i-ufTs suit!
1 1? ?!*? l?*i" oi' choiee 'inn!- i
;i v Skimk. Siinv. inc j
i* -I
ih" liiisrr j i .1 r?- L t-? > ? m |
shoulders? '
the bear trans at the various drum
beiwen Me.Mechen and Pittsburg!
have been lowered and ibis is makinf
one of the hishcsi stages thai ha.*
been enjoyed a Ions the southern port:
during the summer months.
The rivermen believe they will 1101
be troubled again for several months
on account of low water and aiv look
lug forward to a very prosperous
season.
The Ruth passed up for l-'itisburcl
yesterday morning ai 10 o'clock will
a large cargo of freight. It will returr
Tuesday morning, going as far a:
Hallipolis. The Ruth. however, wil
accept freight. for points as far soutl
lis Cincinnati and Charleston.
The Liberty will arrive this evenln;
from -Matamoras and depart for tin
same port Tuesday morning at 11:150
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM? 9.5 foot. sta
tionary; ' lour.
STEl'HEX VI LLK ? P feet, stationary
clear.
l-\\ UKEKSBL'RO ? 10 feet, stationary;
clear.
AluRtiAToWX ? feel . stationary;
clear.
ollj (MTV ? 2.10 feet, falling; clear.
WAltR EX ? -.5 feet, falling; dear.
Has a High Opinion of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
"I had a severe cold on my lungs tot
wrt-ks. | eoiig'.u-d and coughed and
would be disturbed in my rest cough
inn nights. On ine recommmdation i?l
a friend | began taking Chamberlain*
Cough Remedy. It relieved me ai
once," writes ?.Irs. (Seorgo M<viana
han, Huntington. Ind. When you r.avr
a cough 01 cold give this remedy 51
trial. Wt are confident that you will
be much pleased witn it. Obtainable
everywhere.
THANKSGIVING SACKS TO
BE DISTRIBUTED TODAY
Tlie Thankstrl vmg sacks of clt- Chil
? Iron's liuini- will li" distrihui.'.l ?'<??
annual donations. Tito s. K. .l"hnson
Sun's ?'?>. \> i 1 1 lo'uin tliis morning to ?
liver ih>* s;i>l\s 1 tiroujih'Mit t!;-- ??!;>? run'
vicinity. Tiny will 1><- ,c;.-i t It .?>??? I up ti> \i
I'ridiiy and Saturday. All frk-nds of ih?
'loino arc 1 ? t|iiosi Iiv the manuK',rs u
I'll! fruits , -iimI vi'tfetaiili's and grocerio*
in 1 lt?* siieks for lh?: us-' of ih- .*!i i 1 tl r.-:i
I Irrotofore cit i/'-n-. hav ivsp-incled l<
lids iiptii-.il liberally an-i it 1.-- hoped t hat
lli.- ;;ifts ihis y.-ar will l>e monorotis.
ALLEGED FORGER
WED MIL!
! OFFICER WORLS ARRIVED SUN- 1
| DAY WITH MAN CAUGHT AT
SAGINAW, MICH.
I Prisoner Is A. L Mack, A I i n s A. J. j
Manning ? Alleged Victim Is His !
Father-ln-Law '
j '
j Officer Waller Worls arrived home !
I yesterday afternoon from .Sa^ina
.Mich., bringing wilh hint A. 1- Mack, !
I alias A. J. Manning, w ho is wanted to I
| answer to a charge of forurry, prefer- j
! red against hin* before Squire li. G. I
jllobbs. Tlit-' prisoner was committed j
! to jail to await a hearing.
Mack. is charged, in a warrant sworn j
| out. by Prosecuting Attorney 1). A. Mc-j
Kee, with passing a forged check Cor i
? the sum oi $2."j0 a i. a Market street}
j hank, His father-in-law, rf. M. West,
| of New Martinsville, was the victim or I
i i ho alleged forgery. The check :n
j volved in the case was drawn on I he '
I Hank of Wetzel county.
; Mack, it is said, passed the check ;
i at a bank lie re, and after checking ou- ;
i $100 w ent to Bridgeport where he later j
checked out $7o more. During an Jn->
I vestlgation of the case he left and was
located last week in Saginaw, where
he was arrested and held lor the au
thorities of this city. He came back
with Officer Worls without demanding
extradition papers.
MEN PEEL TISEK, TOO
While much is said about tired wo
men it must be remembered that men
also pay t !???? penalty overwork. When
jibe K i 'J 1 1 ?? > s ar?. wai\. inactive "r *^I?>K
gish, when one fe.-is tir^d out and mi?er
I able. lacks eriorpy and ambition. l'"'d*\v
Kidney Pills are tunic and strf nglben
! inp. Win. H. '.'lark, Springfield. Ohio,
j writes: "I found i?? relief from kidney
trouble uutil 1 discovered Voley Kidney.
I Pills. Now J am in A 1 shape." They J
act quickly and surely. l"vr sale by j
[John Coleman & Co.
Promises To Be Biggest Holiday For
Merchants And Post Office In
History Of Wheeling
(inly 2S days tint 11 Christmas. "My
goodness! bow lime flies," will lik-.-J
, ly be the exclamation of many who!
j will read this. Especially to Ihe old- J
or ones, for as one grows older the !
. miles become longer and the years !
j shorter.
Yes. it.V less than a calendar month j
i until you shall awaken and say, "all
J other Christmas morning." The shop i
j owners have already begun to display |
holiday merchandise and from now i
I on the Christmas rush will be on un- j
j til the eleventh hour Christmas eve. j
The Wheeling post office promises ?
I to sen thi- biggest Christmas business
in its history. Last year was the larg
j est eyer at. the office, but It is an
I ticipatcd 1 hat within the next three
j weeks will see a volume of business
that, will even surpass that of last
year.
Extra clerks will be put on short
ly and as Christmas draws nearer.
| more will he added. Despite the liisM
[cost of living. Merchants are exp?ct
; ing the biaaest Christmas business
in Wheeling's history, due to the gen
. eral prosperous condition throughout
1 1 the Ohio valley.
::GAS PROPERTY TRANSFER
j The assignment of oil and gas leases
!inv.>hing the transfer of more than pfl'V
1 I acres nhio county oil anil gas hold*
'I iiiKs from ib" Tri-Siale i a s company
- and th< \V1 line Natural <!as company
; : 1 1 ? tl.-i Manufacturers' Light and Heat
[ ??i.nit?ui v Was llled in the Coun
j ij I'l.rk I. II. Wells Saturday. The
' I c.msid* rat ion aggrega I >?? in ? ?r>* ihan i
I ] .?? | u.tiitii. A i ihe same t i in r- there was
I ! tiled in the county clerk's oiVce a deed
i j i raiisf' rring the tas offices a.1 J } t T I
I j ' 'hanliiie si re*-t from the. \\ healing Nat
. j n i ;? 1 Cas company !>? tin- Manufacturers' i
Light and Ileal company. I
;| COUNCIL COMMITTEES |
Streets, Alleys and Gvades and Ovdln.
nnee Committees Called to
Meet Tontg'ln.
Til'- call was :.-sue<l Saturday for a
mealing ef the st reels, albvs and
grades and ??rd'nance committees of
city council to be held at the auditor"?
! office in ihe i ; y hall this evening.
I Several iinporiani matters ar<i await
ing action bv these committees.
The commit toe meetings are prelim
inary i.. the council se.vs!o:t which will
be *n Id tomorrow evening.
[| Cosmetics Not Needed; j
?! , Peel the Skin Instead , j
Uiie reason niercoliaod wax is se
strongly recommended is that it really!
- takes i lie place of see.-ral different cos-;
> nietii'S. saving line, patience and
L pense. I; i* hotter tl'.an any cleansing}
[ cream, better I ban :? r.y massage ereani. |
and belter than any rouge, tor accomp
lish ing l lie resiilis for which s icii ar-j
I i.-|e.- are used. As the was actually
alisnrlis an old. faded or discolored 1
i cuticle, a little ea'.h day, the underly-'
j ing skin which gradually appears, is;
m clearer, softer, healthier-lined and more i
j youthful than any eesmetic-madc com-:
I ple>.ion. Spreading <"1 a thin coat of'
j t his wax :ii uight. washing it. off morn-1
i bigs. in a week of so produces a marvel- j
? "is I ransforuiat imi. .Inst one ounce of'
I niereolir.ed wax. obtainable at any on,;
? si<>re, will do the work. There's* noth
ing better io remove freckles. moih
.patches, liver sput.'J. Millowness. bloteli
j cs. pimples or blackheads.
I For wrinkles and loos*, saggy skin, n'
! face bath marie by dissolving one otmeo
j of powdered saxidite in a halt pint of
! wileh hazel, is the best thing that can
. ' be Ta,.-' has remarkable
a -i ringent and I on ? . rroperties.
The difference between the ?*< ?sf of a small filling
; incl the cost of a V>i u" crown is the } >ri<-o of your nog
led. in say nothing about the illness and suffering
1 hat goes with neglected i net 1>.
insure your teeth against, decay, your liealtli
against decline, and your purse against the cost; of
mneh dentistry when ;i lit lie now is all you need.
Let us examine your teeth and show you the
road to economy and health.
Modern
Sanitary
Methods
Consultation
Free.
Lady Attendant
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
uT/ie Progressive Store '
Beddings,
Blankets and
Comforts, etc
BEGINNING TODAY
An interesting movement it is
when J oiks can supply the deficiencies
of their cold weather bed dressings
at. a price that will not iuroad on
the Christmas purse .
COMbORTS
Figured Silkoline tops. Plain Silko
lino 'back ^Cotton Filled Comforts,
72x80 inches, all colors ?
| $1.75
\$2.19
]:\$3.39
I $3.50
72x84-ineli Rest White Cotton Fill
ings; hot .tirade Silkoline cover
ing: $2.50 value ?
72x84-ineh Silk Mull Covered Cotton
Filled Comforts, with 9-inch plain
silk border: $0.98 Aaluc ?
72x84-ineh Silkoline Covered Lambs'
Wool Filled Comforts, tufted ?
81x00 Stitched $4.95
72xS4 Silk Jacquard Top, 9 - inch \
plain silk border and back, wool \ \A C f)
filling : $8.50 value? )yPU .U U
Special Silk Covered Lambs' Wool ) fA q r f\
Filled Comforts; $10.00 ones ? j y9 O ? D U
Down Comforts ? $7.50, $10, $12.50, $18.50
BLANKETS
11-4 Cotton Blankets in plain white,"". r7> j Of)
white or grey with colored bor- f*P-L ? U U
ders? J PAIR
1 1-4 Color Plaid Cotton Blankets ? ) C 7 Q Q
12-4 Plain with colored borders ? \ J ? 7 O
72xS4 Wool-Xap Blankets in white \ C* Q Q
and color plaids ? ji <P 7 O
72x84 Wool-Xap Blankets in white } (ft o Q O
and color plaids ? ) lP J * s O
DRESSINGS
Bleached Hemmed Sheets? ) / q
81x90 inches ? ^ 0 7 C
Bleared Hennned Pillow Cases ? ) 11/*
42x36 inches ? j 1 u* C
Bleached Hemmed Bolster Cases ?
* 42x72 inches
1 29 c
Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads ? ) C' 7 O C
80x90 inches ? ( Ji ? U 3
PILLO WS
7-pound Guaranteed New Feather"*! C/' T r /\
Pillows, art ticking covered. 20x2ii Lt/) J_ # /
inches, in gray, blue, pink; .>"2.0UJ j> -\ir
value
>.00 Linen Covered Down Filled"! .$3.50
Pillows. 21x2< niches. Special ? PAIR
GlhT ITEMS
ECIAL )
Kobes, regular i-i^c, ? C C C f)
; $8.50 values ? y[J \J
SPECIAL
Pure \\ ool Auto
liOxSO. fringed
l-'ine Plush or Astrakhan Lined
Auto Robes, with plain cash
mere cloth '~>n reverse
Special Value ?
$ is:. 1 10 values.
$12.00
Nursery Crib Blankets? \ r~ r\
pink or bine ? li O 7 C
Ruth l?obc Rbinke;s. including Frogs. \
Girdle and Curd; complclc set ,? V 7 Q
boxed? )*P 1* 7 O
Other things as zee 11
Mciny z'Jith a Holiday
Gift Significance