The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], December 15, 1916, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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Holiday Store New
Friday, December 15, 1916. STONE & THOMAS The Weather ? Snov
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1C 1l\ Special Sale of
FOT MlfltfS Hisrh-Cost Blouses
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That Will Match the Fur Trimmings of Your Coat
or Suit
? Pillow Muffs
? Barrel Muffs
? Melon Muffs
THE vogue of the Separate Muff lias boon so pro
nounced that we have but recently added to our
stocks over .100 new Muffs of selected pelts in very new
and smart designs ?
Natural Raccoon Muffs ? $19.50, $24. 50, $35.00.
Beaver Muffs? $22-50, $29.50, $35.00.
Skunk Opossum Muffs ? $15.00, $19.50.
Hudson Seal Muffs? $12.85, $15.00 to $39.50.
Natural Opossum Muffs ? $12.85, $19.50.
Red Fox Muffs? $9.95, $15.00, $25.00, $35.00.
Black Fox Muffs? $25.00, $35.00, $45.00.
Black Dog Muffs? $9.95, $12.85, $15.00, $25.00.
Mole Mfiffs ? $35.00, $39.50, $65.00.
Nutria Muffs? $15.00, $19.50.
Skunk Muffs? $29.50, $35.00, $45.00 to $69.50.
Natural Muskrat Muffs ? $9.95, $12.85.
Natural Mink Muffs ? $39.50, $59.50 to $125.00. ?<.
? TMrd floor
FROM regular stock we will place on sale, beginning Friday, j
about 50 ot' our finest CJeorgette Crepe Blouses at greatly re- i
duccd prices. The materials used in these Blouses are or The finest j
imported quality. The workmanship is' of the kind found only in j
Blouses of this character. Fine hand-embroiderv, hand-hemstitch
ing and trimming of real Filet and flat Venise laecs arc used:
$22.50, $25.00, $29.50 Blouses Reduced to $15.75
$18.50, $19.50 Blouses Reduced to $12.75
The colors of these Blouses are flesh, white and bisque.
? Third floor
Toys and Games in Toyland
TtOYLAND is a merry place these December days
with its wealth of Toys and Dolls and ("James for
the youngsters. The little folks like to come again and
again for there's something doing every minute in jolly
Toyland. The youngsters will be interested in such
gift-things as these:
Novelty Naval Toys, consisting of Submarine with turrets
and periscope, and Dreadnaught with removable deck, smoke
stack, cannon, etc., red target at side. When submarine projec
tile hits battleship it is blown in all directions, but is easily set
up again, practically indestructible. Complete in box, 49?.
Large outfit, with two Submarines and larg
Silks and Dress Goods in Holiday Gift Boxes
SOME specially priced numbers in Silks and Dress Goods nicely
put up in holiday boxes for gift-giving s
v Yard -Wide Black Suiting
Taffeta Silk at $1.38 a yard.
Crepe de Chine' in ivory and
pink shades at $1.00 a yard.
54-inch Imported Broadcloth,
sponged and shrunken, black
only, $2.98 a yard.
30-inch Challi with white and
colored grounds at 39? a yard.
Lot of Plain and Fane.'?
Striped Dresk and Waist Silks
at 89^ a yard.
40-inch < Fjreneh Serge in
plaids suitable for dresses and
skirts at $1.00 a yard.
Lot of Costume Velvet and
Corduroy at very greatly re
duced prices. ? Second floor
cr Dreiulnaught with three turning turrets and
two red targets ? both subs can shoot at onc-e ?
98<S
Parchessi Game, consisting
of heavy well - finished fold
in? board with four dice cups
and l(i brass-bound counters,
four dice, 18-inch board,
Home Registering Bank, holds $10, registers {
pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and half dol- |
lars; nicely enameled in green and gold, strong
ly made of sheet steel : makes a nice gift and en
courages thrift, $1.50. ? Toylancl? a ntn Iioor.
TONE M THOMAS
Vie Store ftfte (ftridtmas Spirit
BITING WIND FAILS i
TO CHILLTHEIR LOVE;
Dayton Couple Drive Here in Open]
Auto ? Get Marriage License ? j
Wedding Trip in Car.
Dayton to Wheeling in an open
" roadster, then sixty-three miles or
more to near Altoonu. Pa., on their;
honeymoon, is the unique wedding;
" trip of a happy Dayton (Ohio) couple,;
' married here last evening.
Reaching this city, John C. Pierce and ;
Anna Rittich parked their Buick road-j
i ster back of the county buildine and ;
found their way to the office of County j
Clerk J. II. Wells where they applied!
for a license to wed. The bride-to-be |
was but nineteen years of age and had |
no written consent to marry John
Pierce. Consequently they were de-j
layed for nearly two hours while
Deputy Clerk Willis Marshall was !
getting in communication with the'
girl's mother at Dayton. The mps<v~.<'
finally came from the mother giving'
her consent to the marriage and i..
required but a minute more lo issue
the license and send the happy couple
to find a minister.
Not satisfied to allow them to pass ;
< through Wheeling without some rec-j
ognition of the occasion, a popular,
young deputy sheriff and a newspaper!
scribe attached to their automobile:
while they were getting their license .
a goodly collection of tin cans, old '
shoes and such other 'wedding day ;
momentos as could be collected]
quickly. The principals to the cele-:
-bration enjoyed disengaging their ma-i
chine from this collection quite as j
much as did the groups of court house!
and city building employes who gath-:
ered at the windows to see thehi off,;
and when they finally drove away.:
congratulations and best wishes were'
shouted at them from a dozen win-j
dows and doors.
G.Ed Mendel & Co.
raVZKAI. DIRECTORS.
W?w ZiOCAtlOB 1213 StTMt.
*'th<rr Phone 257.
First Aid to Busy Xmas Shoppers 1 ;
jLET GROVES DELIVER'!
YOUR PACKAGES.
Make use of his convenient office
! NO. 13 TWELFTH ST.
Both Phones, 2005.
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WHITAKER-GLESSNER
HAS LET CONTRACTS:;
Part Of Construction Work For Mam- 11
i moth Beech Bottom Plant Pro- !
vided For ? Start Work .
Early '
1 Contract lnivc been awarded for
'the work to bo done in the erec-l
tion of a mammoth plant at Beech i'
? Fiot t oim for the Whitaker-Glessner
Company, according to an announce
; ment made yesterday afternoon by
Alexander Glass, president of . ths
, Whitaker-Glessner company. Mr. Glass
stated, along with the announcements,
that the company is not yet ready to ;
make public ;he names of the. con- "J
tractors securing the work. Work isij
; to be started early next. year. Ii
The new industry wil consist largely
of a mammoth eieht. hot mill plant, on 1,
i lie property recently acquired in num- j,
erous purchases of valuable tracts at I,
Heech Bottom. (
Power for the operation of the plant ,
will be furnished by the American Gas
& Electric company from the mam- ?
moth new power plant now being j
erected at Beech Bottom.
SELlToNE PIKE TRACT,
? Deputy Sheriff Lafe Graner, acting 1
for Sheriff A. T. Sweney, yesterday]
sold for taxes the Jean M. Garvin i
property at Greggs to the Willow |
Glenn improvement company, which
already holds the title to the prop
erty. Four lots. Nos. 9, 10 48 and 49,
were sold for $11.51.
To save the sale of about twenty
five lots in the F. R. Garvin tract at
Vineyard, Sheriff Sweeney levied upon
sufficient of the money of the man
who still holds' the titles to pay the I
delinquent tax. Most of the lots are'
occupied by people who bought them 1 1
ind have ben paying on the install
ment plan, but ihe owner left the city
and no deeds are held by the occu
pants.
COUNTY "COURT
Deeds.
W.* 13. Hicks and wife to William F.
Foltuar, lot 93, Cedar Rocks; $10.
Certificate of Trustee.
the certificate oi transfer of the
power of trustee from the Dollar
Savings & Trust company. General
Investment company, Richland Mining
company. Buckeye Savings & Trust
company. Nelson C. Hubbard and ,T.
C. McKinley to Charles C. McCamie
was filed for record in the county
clerk's office yesterday. .
Marriage License.
John C. fierce, age 27 years, and
Anna Rittich, age 19 years, both of
Canton, Ohio.
GO TO CALIFORNIA.
Former Senator and Mrs. N. B. Scott
Leave for Pasadena.
The many friends of former Senator j
N\ B. Scott in Wheeling and through- 1
yut the state will be glad to know that I
lie has recovered sufficiently from a ,
recent severe indisposition, which con-|
fined him to his bed, to leave for Pasa-|
:lena, Cal., yesterday, where he expects
:o spend the next two months enjoying
the recuperating qualities of the Cali
Dfrnia climate. Mrs. Scott accom
panies him.
Water Rent Duel;
FROM DECEMBER 4th
10% Discount gj
Allowed
w. s. Mcelroy,
City Treasurer.
. Business Hours If~S TT _ T1 _ Business Hours
Daily
0 OUS1UCS8 uuu
Geo, E. J? fins Co. s?
8 a. m. to 5 :30 p. m. ? TV"* Quality Shop
8:30 a. m. to 9 n. m.
FASHIONABLE COATS FOR WOMEN
In the Season's Most Beautiful Models, Materials and Colorings at Very Special Prices.
Coats of Bolivia and Wool Velour Cloth
?ln smart models trimmed with Skunk, Raccoon or Hudson Seal, lined throughout (?QQ
and interlined. Special
Coats of Wool Velour and Plush
In becoming belted afid ripple models, collars of Near Seal or Kit Coney, others A
trimmed with Skunk Opossum or Velvet. Special
Large assortments of New Models at $19.50 $24.50 $32.50
DRESSES
Street and afternoon Dresses
of Serge, Satin, Taffeta and
Silk Poplin beautiful styles.
$15.00
Sizes 16 to
ON SALE
SUITS
All Fall and Winter Suits, plainly tailored
or fur trimmed materials, Wool, Velour,
Serge, Gabardine, Broadcloth, Velvet
At l/j Price
DRESSES
for evening or afternoon. Satin,
Chameuse, Taffeta, Nei. Ueorg
ette. Velvet, also combinations ol
Velvet and Satin or Serge ana
Georgette. Sizes 16 to -16.
$24.50
BLOUSES FOR GIFT PURPOSES
In Models that are Newest of the New ? Packed in Attractive Boxes
Georgette Crepe or Crepe de Chine Blouses, tucked, hand-embroidered or models with 00
dainty lace ? all wanted colors. Special
ENTER FOUR ORDERS
In circuit court yesterday, Judge H.
C. Hervey entered an order in the suit
of Georgo Ickler vs. Carrie Kucknian.
et al.. naming: J. P. Roth, W. F (.'oil
man and George C. Beneke commis
sioners to partition property and sale
proceeds involved in the suit. The
final report of Commissioner T. S.
I Riley in the suit of Chas. C. Woods,
j administrator, vs. Catherine Wetzel,
was approved in another order and
? in a third order the report of Com
! missioner W. E. Krupp in the suit
jof W. A. Wilson & Sons vs. Hiram
Teater, et al., was confirmed and the
j suit continued on the docket. Iri the
jease of W. J. Dieringer vs. Win. Dun
? lap an order was entered filing the
[answer of the garnishe and the excep
tion of the defendant.
ETTA riiOYD SENTENCED
| Negress Pleads Guilty to Jntlictnieiit for
Selling- Eiciaor."
In criminal court yesterday, Ktta
Floyd, a negress, pleaded guilty i<> un
indictment charging licr with selling
liquor. Judge ^ilan If. Roliinson sen
tenced h"-r t ?? pay a line of $100 and to
i si- rve fio days in jail.
| There were no jury trials in criminal
court yesterday, the Yost law eases
against Owen Palmar and George SH
; liert being continued to the January
term because of inability to locale a ma
terial state witness.
AUTO VICTIMS RECOVERING.
Further examination by physicians,
of George Jefferson, who was pain-!
fully hure when George Phillips' tour
ing car skidded and overturned at ]
Atkinson's crossing Wednesday night,:
showed that lie was not seriously in- i
jured. Mr. Phillips is able to be |
about, although he is badly bruised [
and scratched. Rev. Ira G. McCreery j
and R. J. Dickson, injured in the ao-j
cident on Fulton hill Tuesday, are|
both recovering slowly ;i t the Ohio j
Valley General hospital. I
Mr. ltobhins eanie home well pleased j
with his achievement at the eniplo.v- I
mcnt agency. I
"I engaged twn cooks today," lie 'said, i
"Why two?" said his wife. "We need J
only one." i
"I know." s;iid Mr. Bobbins, "but one j
comes tomorrow, the other a week from i
tomorrow." ? Chicago Herald.
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Pearls are steadily increasing in j
value; thev are now worth three ti'n*s '?
as much as they were ten years ago.
LEGISLATIVE PLANS
Will BE DISCUSSED
State Executive Committee of Con
ference on Charities and Cor
rections Meets Today.
A legislative program will be con
sidered at the meeting today of the
state executive committee of the West
Virginia Conference on Charities and
Corrections to be held in Clarksburg.
Mr. Albert E. Sinks, general secre
ta'ry of the Associated Charities, of
this city, will attend.
For the past two weeks since the
close of the conference held recently
in Clarksburg, a committee has been i
working on proposed measures for re
forms to be submitted to the legisla-1
ture which convenes in January. The!
committee has made a study of condi- 1
lions in other states.
Wheeling has three members of the
executive committee. Dr. C. A. Win
gerter and Rabbi A. H. Silver are
members and will' probably attend.
TBY THOMPSON TODAY
Warwood Holdup Last Case For Trial
This Term of Court.
John Thompson, a Warwood negro,
will Ik- plured on trial in criminal court
today on a charge of holding up Sam
iviros in the hitter's store near the
Uiehland mine several weeks ago ami
relieving l'etros of a small amount of
money. Two indictments were returner)
against Thompson, one for carrying a
revolver, the other for the alleged hold
up. Thompson has already served two
terms in the pen and if convicted today
can be sent to prison for life under the
habitual criminal act.
The Thompson trial is the last sche
duled for ll.is term of court and Judge
Uobinson probably will adjourn court
tomorrow.
FIXE ATTACHMENT SUIT
In circuit court yesterday afternoon.
Ashby .Jackson, u m'ly fireman, llb'd an
attachment suit against Mronlck Molar
ski and th'* South Side bank. Jackson
furnished bond for Molurski on a charge
of unlawful cutting. N'o action has been
taken on the case, hut an affidavit tiled
with the suits sets up a claim that Mo
larski is about to withdraw his money
front the South Side bamc and Jackson
seeks to prevent it from being paid to
him.
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Build Up
Your Body
Look out for the win
try, changeable weather
ahead and put your body
into good condition to
resist all attacks of sick
ness by using
COLEMAN'S
SYRUP OF
HYPOPHOSPHITES
It provides nourishment
and vitality for every
part of the body and as
sures freedom from ill
ness. $1.00.
Velvety Skin
Perfect
Complexion
In order to have a per
fect skin and complex
ion yon must protect it
from all extreme
changes of weather.
COLEMAN'S
CREAM WITH
PEROXIDE
is pure and gTeaseless,
does not harm the most
delicate skin and affords
full protection in all
weathers.
Large jars, 25c^.
Keep a Fever
Thermometer
In Your Home
A fever thermometer is
a recognized necessity
in keeping a family
healthy. It gives clear
warning of approaching
sickness. ? But it must
be thoroughly accurate
and reliable. That's the
kind we sell? tested and
absolutely dependable
in every way. 75 ? up.
[three DRUG STORES
Not What You Eat
But How You Eai It
Arc you afraid to eat the things your appetite
demands for fear ofdiaving indigestion?
Then look first to your teeth. You cannot mas
ticate food properly with broken-down, decayed or
missing teeth.
Let us examine your teeth carefully, and explain
what Modem Dentistry can do for you.
Consultation and lioncst advice cost you nothing.
All Work
Guaranteed,
I .Both Phones
' Lady
Attendant
Hill Bros.
DENTISTS
. 1049 MAIN STREET.
Geo. JL Taylor Co.
ikThe Progressive Store "
MARABOUT MUbbS
Smart, Good Looking, Big, Round Shapes ? in natural .
and black ? ???%'??
$5.50, $ 7.50 , $8.50, $10.50 I
MARABOUT SCARFS '
$2.50, $3.50, $5.50. $7.50 to $10.50
End W bite w x t jr^
Bronze and White ? 6 1 I\ 1 1 ll* L-J & 1 JLjjK.
hose-m, i?p,
White and Black ?
Black and Navy ?
Boxed for You.
$1.00 Pair
A n go r a Scarf Sets ~$ 1.25 , $2.50, $3.50
Angora Auto Scarfs? $4.75
The wanted colors ? fringed ? the auto scarf being t
wide shawl-like affair? a comfort in blustery weather.
HAIR BOWS
TIED GRATIS
SATINS, TAFFETA, MOIRE AND BROCADES
25c , 35c ; 39c the Yard
All Colors ? Stand-up Qualities.
Men's Gloves
LESSER PRICED HERE
This glove is generally sold at
$2.00, Northrup's "Washable ?
Rainproof Capeskin in tan,
heavy outer seams, spear backs. J
I $1.75 Pair
Boxed
CREPE DE CHINE
NIGHTGOWN
A pretty shirred hemstitched number ? in flesh only.
"Wc mention this because it is a rare value ? the durable
feature of crepe de chine lingerie is becoming appreciated.
$4.95
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
At ihe Art Dept.
60c Envelope Combinations
55?
69c Laundry Bags 49^
60c Turkish Towels 49?
60c Doilie Rolls 49?
10c Crochet Cotton
3 for 25?
fie Handkerchief Cotton
3 for 10?
f)c O. N. T. Lustre.. ? 4?
Men's
Jewelty Gifts
Cuff Links, Tie Clasps,
Scarf Pins, Watch Fobs
Coat Chains, W a t c h
Guards, etc. ? It is in
this particular line? the
men's line ? that we ask
you to note ? the heavy
gold plat e ? the ex
quisite and genteel de
signs ? made in a way
that will serve in spite
of their moderate price.
Needle Cases
25c to $2.50
Clever (let-ups? with lib
eral supplies of needles,
etc. ? the better ones hav
ing scissors.
Tourist Cases
25c to $1.50
Pretty patterned cretonne
? durable, rubberized and
^sanitary, indispensible to
the traveler.
NAIL SCISSORS?
50<? and 75?
KINDERGARTEN
SCISSORS ? 25? & 75?
ROBERT'S RAZOR STEEL
surancc of quality ? holds edj
fort to the sewer ? no finer n
EMB'Y. SCISSORS
50? and 75<
BUTTONHOLE
SCISSORS ? 50^
CUTLERY ? a positive as
e ? is true cutter and a com
Dolls Moving Out?
Don't miss your chance to get the Doll you
want. Pick it out today.
A DRESS hORM?
7 he W oman Gilt?
Priced Way Down
W501TUox_) Now $13.50
mno 3I< ?io.v_ ! Now $ 11.25
" :i'<j5 MOD8:sect,ox- ! Now $ 7.98
,1M? ^SfScnox- I NOW $ 9.00
$ 598 moT1kcTIo ?-\Now$ 3.50 ?
All Hall-Bochert make? the bust portions of sturdy
papier-mache, Jersey covered? all arc easily adjustable,
mechanically perfect ? every woman who sews for self or
others wants one of these.
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