The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], January 13, 1917, Page FOURTEEN, Image 14

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Sale of Women's Coats
'"TOD AY WE WILL place on sale 100 Women's and Misses'
Coats at notable reductions from the regular popular prices:
50 Coats made of velour with collar and cuffs trimmed^
with beaver plush and black velvet, made with deep
?convertible collar, shades of navy blue, brown and
green, regular $19.50 and $22.50 Coats Saturday at ? >
50 Coats of rough velour with large cape collar and
turnback cuffs, trimmed with beaver plush and plush
buttons, shades of black, brown, green and navy blue,
regular $15.00 Coats Saturday at ? J
? Garment Stor* ? Third floor
$ 9.95
Saturday, January 13, 1917 Weather Fair
SALE of Women's Winter
Shoes at ^4 Off
THE woman vrho needs new Shoes should not fail to participate
in this sale of Women's Winter Shoes that have become
broken in sizes and styles and which we must close out to make
room for the new Spring stocks soon to arrive.
Included in the offerings are Shoes that could not be dupli
cated for a dollar a pair more than our original {iricc ? not all
sizes in every style, of course, but- your size is probably in th?'
assortment. The leathers are patent and dull calf, plain cloth and
kid tope, bntt$n and lace styles and this is how you can save
money :
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Women's $5.00 Winter Shoes now $3.75
Women's $4.00 Winter Shoes now $>3.00
Women's $3.50 Winter Shoes now... $2.65
Children's Shoes at a Saving ?
In connection with the Women's Shoe Sale we offer Children's
High-Cut Shoes in patent and dull calf leathers with cloth and
kid top, button styles at very special prices ?
? - $3.00 Shoes, sixes W/2 to '2, at $2.25
$2.65 Shoes, sixes 8 y2 to 11, at $1.95
? Sho? Shop ? M?in floor
Week-End Candy Specials
TWO stirring special values in the Candy Store for
the benefit ot"week-end shoppers:
Cream Nougat, a tasty con Peanut Clusters, Spanish per
fection consisting of pure sugar nuts mixed with a goodly
fondant, marshmailow and wal- amount of our best chocolate
nut ljieats, purp and wholesome, coating, specially priced at
specially priced at 10^ for a 29? a pound.
half-pound bOX. ?Mala floor
January Sale of Leather Goods
"XTOU will find in this lot of Leather and Silk Bags all
-*? the most called for styles of the. season ? top strap
and flat strap hack shapes in black and colors very
specially priced for Saturday's selling. We have graded
them according to price and every one is away below
regular figures ?
89c $139 $1.79 $1.89 $1.59
$2.39 $2.79 $2.89
? Mala floe*
Men's Shoes at the Right Prices
BY U 1 (Ml T prices we mean 1 ho most for your, money
' and that is what you get when you buy your Shoes
here. Our Shoes for men and hoys give real, service to
your feet and your purse.
Our line of Men's Shoes at
$4.00 and $5.00, which we still
maintain the old standard of
value in the face' of advancing
costs, is the best in the city at
the price or even a dollar more a
pair. We cannot emphasize too
strongly the advantage of buying
Shoes at the present prices. All
the desirable styles in tan and
black leal hers including the
smart English models for the
young man and the more con
servative styles for the older
ones. Here you are sure of
Real Value and Service in Men's
Shoes at $4.00 and $5.00
Boys' Shoes With the "Kick"
. Your sturdy, active youngster demands well made Shoes that !
will give extra service and lasts that will help the growing feet.
BOY SCOUT SHOES have the reputation for giving long
wear and satisfaction. Try a pair on your hoy and you will he 1
convinced as others have been ?
Small Boys' JT A Big Boys' rv/\
Sizes Sizes... ?^0?UU
? Market Str*?t floor
? wmmmm ? ? ^ m _____ ___
Toilet Specials for Saturday Only
SOME money-saving offerings at the Toilet Goods
Section for Saturday shoppers:
Sempre Giovine for the com- Lundborg's Peroxide Cream,
plexion, 39?. 17C. ?
Riker's Cerate, 37?. - Aubrey Sisters' Beautifier, 37c
Jergens' Almond Lotion for and 18c. |
chapped hands, 16?. Elmb Sisters' Tissue Builder, ;
Creme de Meridor, 35? and 30c and 15c.
ljt. Euthymol Tooth Paste, 15<>.
? Main floor """ r ' * f
$tom & Qlfioma?
MEETING OF COUNTRY
CLUB STOCKHOLDERS!
Injunction Procedure Takes Place of |
Trial in Matter o;' Saad
Against Peters. I
With- the Tiling of an- injunction suit.]
styled Charles Saad vs. A. Peters- in ?
circuit court yesterday afternoon, it
was announced that the suit of Saadj
against Peters, set for trial in circuit*;
court Monday will not he tried, and I
witnesses who were subpoenaed yes- :
terday to appear in court Monday to.i|
give their testimony need not report <
to court. !
The injunction suit is the latest pro- i
ceeding at law between these ytigantsj
who have been much involved in court;
matters recently, and was filed yes- ?
terday by Attorney W. P. Robinson '
and J. Bernard Handlan. attorneys fori
the plaintiff.
WILL CONSOLIDATE CLUBS. '
The Young Men's Hebrew associa-;
tion and the Mercantile club will bej
eonsolidaflcd within the near futre. j
Both organizations have voted in i
favor of the change and committees!
are now at work planning consticu-j
tion and by-laws. It is the intention!
of the Jewish organizations t.o estab-i
lish a community home and this is the.
first step toward that end. i
WILL NOT BE TRIED |
Will Be Held at Fort Henry Club !
January 16 ? To Elect Three
Directors.
Members of ihc Wheeling Country j
club have ' received notice of the an- 1
nual meeting, which will be held next'
Tuesday evening. January 1G, at 7:30
o'clock." at the Fort Henry club.
The principal matter of business]
will be the election of three directors. t
The following have been nominated;
and will be voted upon at. Tuesday's j
meeting: J. J. Holloway, George J. I
Mathison, Roy R. Navlor, H. C. Ogden, j
B. W. Peterson, A. 13. Paxton and A. I
A. Wilson. <
OBSERVE WEEK OF MERCY.
A "week of mercy'* will bp observed
throughout ihe United States from
Jan. 28 to Feb. 4, inclusive, and dur
ing this time donations will be re
reived for the Jewish war sufferers in !
Europe and Palestine. The Hebrews (
of this cityhave already raised $8,000:
toward this fund.
THE MENDEL COMPANY I
Carl J. Xepner, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. !
Private Chapel, 1212 Chapllne Street. I
Call Either Phone, 367. I
LARGE PRODUCE SALES.
During the present week the sale '
of produce has been exceptionally j
large. The cold wave is not expected j
to have any effect on the local mar-j
ket. Potatoes are bringing $5.25 and !
$5.50 per sack. Jersey sweets are sell
ing at $1.75 per hamper. Home let
tuce at 17 cents per pound; celery, 30
and 35 cents per dozen bunches. $6.00
and $6.50 per barrel is being asked
for new home cabbage. Oranges range
from $2.50 to $4.00 per crate. Lemons
are quoted from $2.50 to $4.50 per
crate. Grape fruit is bringing $3.00
and $4.00 per box. Malaga grapes are j
selling from $5.00 to $7.00 per cask. '
NEW ATTORNEY ARRIVES. j
When Attorney W\ B. tCasey re- 1
turned home yesterday morning after!
attending the telephone rate hearing
at Charleston there was a pleasant
surprise in store for him. During his
absence the stork left a bouncing I
baby boy at his home in Elm Grove, j
Both mother and child are doing i
nicely.
INSTALLS~TYPE~ FOUNDRY.
The Fisher Type-setting company, j
located in the Majority building, is j
installing a type foundry which is I
expected to be in operation within the,'
next two weeks. All sorts of printing j
type will be manufactured.
Daily Geo. E. Johns Co. , Saturday
8 a. hl to 5 p. nL 8 a, m, to 6 p. m.l
The Quality Shop^^ =
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES
Fur Coats at Greatly Reduced Prices
New Spring Dresses
Reflecting All the
NEW STYLE FEATURES
DAY TIME DRESSES
New Spring Models, $29.50
Georgette and Taffeta or .S"atin
?omhinations, exquisitely em
oroidered.
DAY TIME DRESSES
New Spring Models, $27.50
Georgette and Crepe de Chine,
embroidered and trimmed with
jold'lace. Others with Soutache
Braid.
DAY-TIME DRESSES
New Spring Models, $18.50
, Taffeta and Satin, beautifully
nade and trimmed.
HUDSON SEAL COATS
i. Dyed Musk rat)- 40 inches long ? richly lined ? full
cut Coats ? T<> close at 1
HUDSON SEAL COATS j
(Dyed Muskrat ) ? 45 inches long ? cut good and full QK AA !
? beautifully lined ? To close at
HUDSON SEAL COATS
(Dyed Muskrat; ? 40 inches long, with genuine (3J?Q P*f|'
skunk collar ? richly lined ? To close at
HUDSON SEAL COATS
(Dyed Muskrat) ? 40 inches long, with large collar "| A AA!
cuffs and border of taupe fur ? To close at . . . A\/- Uvj
HUDSON SEAL COATS
(Dyed Muskrat) ? 40 inches long ? large Collar and Bolder of genu-;'
ire skunk ? Coats beautifully lined ? To $98.00
DRESSES FOR LARGE WOMEN
Only in sizes 42, 44 and 4(>. Materials are Serge, Taffeta, Messaline;
?Dresses that are cut in the correct lines for (?00 FZ fi
large figures .. .Heretofore $'34.50 to $45.00
RELEASED ON BOND.
Kek Anderson and I3*jii Wholak?*r. !
'Wheeling boys arrested at Kenwood, j
several weeks ago, cm 1 he charge that j
they committed a thefi of ahom $13"
worth of brass and other material 1
from H. F. Perkins, of ihe Marshall j
county Mill Town, were given a pre-j
liniinary hearing before Squire \Y. M.!
Kiggs, at Moundsville. yesterday, and;
released under $f>0" bond io appear he-!
fore the next Marshall eouniy grand;
jury. While the boys were anvsted,
late in November by Chief of Pol ire
Luke Sauers. of Benwood. they never
asked for a preliminary hearing until'
yesterday morning, anil spent the in- 1
tervening weeks in the Marshall coun-i
ty jail.
YOST LAW COST $1~5,080.
During the fiscal year ending .lime!
30. 1916. the stale of West Virginia I
spent the sum of Slft.tiRw..":; in enfore-l
ing the Yost prohibition law. accord-:
ing ro the state auditor's report. I
copies of which have just been re. j
ceived here. This sunt is exclusive j
of that spent by the Anti-Saloon j
League of West Virginia in enforcing!
the law.
For roads We.M Virginia spent $1l.-i
107.60 and in tichtiim tuberculosis the!
amount of S6X,r>6S.7 ! was thrown into!
the battle asninsi the White l'lague. I
QUICKLY
On business investment of $1,300
Cash. Address "Immediate" Box 4S5,
Wheeling, W. Va. (Mention this paper.)
TRADER ASSEMBLY
Will Hold Its First Meeting of the
New Year Sunday and Will
Elect New Officers.
The Ohio Valley Trades & Labor
assembly will hold its first regular
meeting of the new ypar Sunday, after
noon at. its hall. 1515 Market street.
Many matters of importance, includ
ing the election of officers for the
ensuing vpar, are to come up. It is
believed that Louis Leonard, who has
served faithfully in the office of presi
dent during the past year, will have
no opposition for re-election. A dele
gate to the State Federation of Labor
will also be chosen.
Another very important matter to
be voted upon Sunday will be the
proposed change for the day on which
to hold the regular meetings. For the
past thirty-five years the assembly
has boen meeting the second and'
fourth Sunday afternoon of each I
month. A motion is now before the
organization to hold the meetings on |
Saturday evening in the future. Some
of the members want the ehangi* be-,
cause of their religious beliefs and
others so that thev may have Sunday
for a day of rest.
FIRE DESTROYS TFrUCK.
Another of the Morgan Butter Com
pany's automobile d*?liv?Ty trucks took
fire from back-firing yesterday. The
truck was almost completely destroyed
before the Niagara chemical truck
could reach L'off street, south of Twen
ty-third, and play chemicals on the
blaze.
NELSON LODGE TcTeNTERTAIN.
? Nelson Lodge No. ?.<>. A. F. a-d A.
Masons, will give Its annual enter
tainment for the families of . the mem
bers at. the new Scottish Rite Cathe
dral on Friday evening. February 2.
Dancing, bowling and other amuse
ments will be provided for the enjay
ment of the members and their guests.
This occasion will commemorate the
fiftieth anniversary of the founding of
Nelson lodge.
WILL MOVE OFFICES.
Road Engiiit-nr W. O. McCluskey,
Jr.. will move the road engineer's of
fice from its present quarters in the
county commissioners' office to a room
on the second floor of the county
building, opposite the office of Court
Stenographer Louis Walters. The
business of the road engineering de
partment has experienced such a
growth that it must have more room.
SHRINERS REHEARSE PLAY.
The Shriners are busily engaged
with preparations for the play "Julius
Caesar." which will be staged in the
Scottish Rito Cathedral the evenings
of January 30-31. for the benefit of I he
King's Daughters' Day Nursery. Lo
cal talent composes the cast, and re
hearsals are being held daily. Mem
bers of the King's Daughters are sell
ing tickets.
Don't Overlook
I The nee.-vsity of csr.vfiil teeth keeping,
[dood ir-fiii noi only add to you at
tractive appearance. hill, tliey are es
sential 10 good ln<al:ti. pood digestion
und n happy disposition.
Our Dental
Work
Will repair all the tiny break* in
your teeth and prevent further decay. I
Don't wait until the small cavities set i
i ft he 1 > i u ones, for thai will increase
your discomfort and the cost of dental !
work.
Dr. C. IW. TALBOTl!
|
Successor to
TALBOTT & FAK NSWORTH i
DENTISTS. I
Lady Attendant. Both Phones.
All Work Guaranteed.
1229 MARKET ST.
Use Our Money
IcsiiHtf n.sk lis for money if ym: haven't the rondy
'?ash willi which to pay your bills. Wc make loans in Wliec-lins and
nil surrouiniiiiK towns in West Virginia on lloiist-hold tjoods.
I'innos. Morses. Vehicles. or nnv kind of persons* I property. leaving
ihejn in your possession. our payments are very small and ee.sy
to make. Vnu can pay off iiio amount in small wokl.v. monthly
or quarterly paymi-ni.-s. and we will allow ymi :? year's time if nec
essary. Yon run pny off the loan at any lime, interest charRed only
for the time you keep the money. Voil will find us square and hon
orable in all our den I infra- -that's tin: reason each year show:! a d*
cided increase in our business. All business strictly confidential.
Kx lensioti of time jfianlcd without extra cost in cases of sickness
or out of work.
Mail or phone applications r^eejve our nrompt attention. If
you iieud nioni-.v unit eannot <??.]!. fill out ih? following blank, mail it
to iis. Itoom i'vm. Si-limulbaoh Hulldins. U'he.dSii-;, W. \'a.. and our
nl will call and arrange loan at your home.
Name
Amount Wanted .
Addp'Ss
City
Wo also muk?
Uridireport. I!?llaii
loans at our same low rates in Martins Kerry.
. and. all surrounding towns in i.ihio.
Phones ? National, 1701-Y; Bell, 1727-R. Call x is up
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
% u The Progressive Store* *
Market Saturday
Kings'. Daughters of
1st Presbyterian Church
Goodies,
> Cakes ,
Etc.
CHILDREN'S HOSE
Of Wool \ . . 25c '
Of Si Ik and Woo/, 35c
Of Lisle Ribbed , 25c
Of Cotton . . 15c
The best that money can buy ? long wearing, good
looking, dressy stockings for your rough-and-tumble or
your particular girl or boy.
The secret is the durable yarns and the reinforce
ments?lessen your darning and save you money.
PRICE BREAK IN .
Washable Heavy Kid Gloves >
& f- AQ THE PAIR
\f) JL? T 7 Saturday Only
In white, pearl and biscuit shades, with ornate backs
of welted scam and self or black embroiderings? out seam.
Refinement and Practicality ? here is a glove that
looks the part, and will wash again and again and come
up smiling.
SENSIBLE PROTECTION
Children's Drawer Leggings
OK BLACK JERSEY- ? . OF KNITTED "WOOL
SIDE FASTENING? WHITE and COLOR?
J to 5 year. 6 months to 3 year.
$1.19 Pair 50c , $1. 00, $1.25
At Art Department
. Stamped * Lingerie
GOWNS ? 75c Quality ,..49^
COMBINATIONS ? 75c Quality ...50?
PETTICOATS ? OSc Quality '....691
Pillow Cases
SCALLOPED CASES ? 69c quality .. 49? Pair
DAY CASES ? Hemstitched ? $1.00 quality. .79^ Pair
DAY CASES ? Scalloped ? 75c quality. . .49^ Pair
DAY CASES ? Envelope ? 75c quality 49^ Pair
OTHER DESIRABLE ODDMENTS:
Marabout
Scarfs
Muffs
.Sets
Very Low
Prices Now
Fashionable., tho' inexpensive, refuting the theory
, lhai price alone ran influence a vogue ? beauty, service
ami warmth has placed in high favor, Marabout.
Til 15 RI5MA1XDKR OF OFR STOCK
IS TO BI5 CLEARED AT ONCE. ? ,
I J?
Women's
Good Warm Nighties
U K W H I T K A X I ) ( '0 |.()R STR I 1>E
OUTING
79c
All liiirh neck? without collar ? with and without yoke?
heading trims mid <*al stitching ? All cfean and neat ?
I Saturday Mop Sale
! -tl.-'iit CEDAR $.1.00 CEDAR
I'oLISli Mol'S ' POLISH MORS
| 79c ? 49c
In construction and material, here is the last word in
a great household eonveniencc.
W 15 SELL H TNI) REDS A X D HUXDREDS.
Women's Union Suits
White Fleece Lined
Cotton Jersey Rib
In Ihree Popular Styles
79c
Regular and Out-Size ? All Ankle Length.
A REAL VALUE ? in fine, white softness ? warm, eozr, _
fleeced weave ? dainty edgings and its {jood proporlion!