The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], January 27, 1917, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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Saturday, January 27, 1917. . STONE & THOMAS The W.ath?-Ov.r?..t
Further Reductions on
Women's Winter Suits
ATURDAY we will offer the entire remaining line of
~ Women's and Misses' Winter Suits at prices that can
not fail to appeal to any one who has need for a new
Suit. Included are Suits of
Velour Serge Poplin
Gabardine . Velvet Broadcloth
practically all these Suits are trimmed with fur:
giiiolSuits, $9.75 fl^ooj Suits, $14.75 84 to??} Suits, $22.50
$25.00 J ' v $39.50 J ' Y $89.50 J ' *
? G*rm?nt Stor? ? Third Ploor
Women's Winter Coats at
Clearance Sale Prices
CLEARANCE Sale prices on Women's Winter Coals
of the sorts that will be very useful for many
weeks to come :
S35.00 SEAL HVL $19-50 WOOL (?tO PA
PLUSH COATS I D VEL0URC0ATS?5??.Ol/
Fiill-Plarc ('oats, with very Exceptionally smart Coats of
large cape collars of the c6n- wool, velour, with large collar
vertlble kiiul ? Coats fully lined of seal plush ? Coats in belted
with satin and warmly inter- models, and are made very wide
lined ? fasten with Hudson seal and full, come in "navy blue,
buttons, regularly $35.00; Sat- green, brown and black. regular
urday, S19.75., ' ly $19.50; Saturday, $12.50.
A
Women's $10.00 Shoes at $6.75
BOL T .100 pairs in this Jot of Women's Shoes at a
very special price. The lines have bevbme broken
and must, be closed out before stocktaking. Not all
sizes in the assortment, of course, but if you can be
fitted you can affect a I ) iu" saving, us, those same Shoes
have advanced 25' , over our original selling price since
we put them in stock.
Two styles of tan calf with buckskin top and four styles of two
toue effects, regular $10.00 Winter Boot*
Saturday at i . . . I
Broken 'lots of Women's Black Shoes, mostly patent and dull calf
leathers in -rood stvles. two kinds ?
S5.00 $4-00 OQ
Shoes I O Shoes
Children's High- Cut Shoes at a Big Saving?
Children's Iligh-Cut Sfioes in patent and dull calf leathers,
??loth and kid tops, button styles, ideal Winter Shoes that will
wear well
Misses' $3.00 Shoes, CO ir Children's $2.65 Shoes, m* no
sizes llVs to 2 sizes 81/* to 11 $1.0"
? Shoe Sli?F ? Manx floor *
100 New Dresses
$12.85 $15.00 $19.50 $25.00
SHOWING the new style-lines for Spring* in the new
Spring colorings, these Dresses are indeed a wel
come relief from the somber tones of Winter garments.
Materials include
Crepe de Chine Serge Taffeta Wool Crepe
Iu black, brown, green, jrray, biepre and Copenhagen, and navy
blue ? $12.85, $15.00, $19.50 and $25.00.
? Third floor.
Clearance of Lingerie Blouses
BOUT 200 Blouses of voile in late season styles
with large collar, trimmed with embroidery,
tucking and lace or in plainly tailored styles, (IM OfT
regular $2.48 and $2.98 kinds Saturday at <P O
Prices on odd Waists greatly reduced throughout
the entire Blouse. Section.
Many smart Novelty Coat Sweaters at half price.
SATURDAY we offer you choice of a lot nL" Women's Long
Kimonos made of excellent quality flannelette, fiirured
designs in pink, blue and lavender, all sizes, former
ly priced at $1.00 to $1.50 at the special price I t/C
? S?o<m<l floor
?Third Floor
$1.00 and $1.50 Long
Flannelette Kimonos at
jgtonf $e (Lipomas
MINISTERS TO HUH
OF RESCUE MISSION
Parkersburg Man Will Tell Wheeling
Association Of Plans At A Meet
ing Monday In Y.M.C.A.
Wheeling ministers at the monthly
meeting ot Jiie Wheeling Ministerial
Union Monday v.-j'i bp told ot' plans
whereby a mission could be formed in
this city, by u. \V. Cory, of Parkers-,
burp. Mr. Cory has heeo in Wheeling
during the past week and has confer
red with many of ihe clergymen htve.
MR. FARMER
Why Do Your Children
Leave the Farm?
Is it because you have no
conveniences'
For water systems and
plumbing see
Win. Hare's Sons
Plumbing- and Heating.
46 and 48 Fourteenth St.
I They stem to be heartily in favor of |
'the plan.
? Mr. Cory recently assisted in the or
ganization of a mission in Parkers- 1
burg. ft has been open ninety flays!
and during that time ISO have been
, converted. .(*'? per cent of whom are
men; 500. meals have be^n served and
;more than L'OU given lodging. Others
; in West Virginia that have attained,
;Iik<? success art' located in Charleston'
and Huntington.
! "Wheeling or any city its size needs '
a mission." .Mr. Cory said. "There are
many fallen men and women who will ;
outer the doors of the mission for aid.)
Living to the motto* 'Soap, .Soup and ?
.Salvation,' the mission's attendants
igive them assistance and later entreat (
With the person to reform and will ul
timatelv be influential in bringing himj
into the church."
: Mr. Cory, for a number of years was
one of the many for whom all hope of
'saving had been given up, found him
self in a Y. M. C. A. meeting. An in
ventory of himself revealed that he
had been tested and found wanting, he
says. Ho was converted and has sirice
given his pntire time to saving his fel
lowmen. His "knowledge of the condi
tions has made him a success in mis-'
, sion work.
I .Bystander ? t suppose you would like
' ?o take a ride without worrying about
: tiros and the like?
| Motorift (tlxins a puncture) ? You bet
I I would.
Bystander ? "VVclf. here's a car ticket,
j ? Chaparral.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Of the State Federation of Woman's I
Clubs Met Here Yesterday ?
Made Appropriations.
Mr?. J. (.1. Cocnran, of I'arkersburg, I
president, of the State Federation of I
Woman's clubs; Mrs. George DeBolt.i
of "Fairmont, Mrs. J. C. McCoach, of J
Sistersville, and Mrs. E. C. Ewing, of,
this city, members of the finance I
committee of the state federation at a |
meeting held here yesterday made i
appropriations for the ensuing year, j
Following the meeting the visitors j
remained in the city and took part in i
the luncheon given by the Woman's
club yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
Windsor.
WILL APPEAL CASE
Attorney Brann of New York to Carry I
Suit of Whltaker vs. W. I. Co. j
to Higher Court.
The suit of Martha E. Whitaker and |
others against the Whitaker Iron |
company, which was dismissed in the ,
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xepner, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Private Chapel, 1212 Chapline Street.
Call Either Phone. 357.
l*nited States district court a few
days hko by Jud^e A. (i. Dayton, will
be appealed from his decision, ac
cording to Harry A. Mrann. Jr., coun
sel for the plaintiff. The suit was dis
missed because the plaintiff's attorney
failed to file a bill of particulars as
requested by the defendant. Attor
ney Hrann said thai in dismissing
the suit it was an extraordinary de
cision and there appears to be no
precedent in this country. It Is said
that the decision is founded upon an
old English chancery rule. The cuu
come of the appeal will ho watched
with deep professional interest all
over the country. Attorney Hrann is
a prominent member of the Now York
bar.
" Daily Geo. E. Johns Co. , Saturday J
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. 8 a. m. to 6 p. ecl
=Tfre Quality Shop= =
Final Clearance Before Inventory
Clearance at any time is important to those who take advantage of its offer
ings, but of all the year NONE is so important as these final Clearances.
Misses' Suits $12.00? Materials Serges, Poplin. Gabardines
Misses' Coats $ 5.00 ? Materials Corduroy, Mannish Mixtures
Women's Coats . . .$12.00 ? Materials Broadcloth, Velvet and Mixtures
Women's Coats . . $15.50 ? Materials Velours and Plush
Women's Dresies. .$12.50? Materials Serge and Taffeta
Women's Dresses, . $19.50? Materials Serge, Satin, Velvet and Combinations
All of the above articles are VERY GREATLY REDUCED.
Women's Spring Suits? An Advance Showing
We invite inspection of the New Models. A collection forecasting the trend of Frxhion in
Suite. Featuring in the display are Suits in every accepted fabric for Spring ? 19.17.
. Burella Cloth, Wool Jersey, Tricotine,
Gabardines, Men's Wear Serge, Silk Poplin
BABY'S WELFARE IS
MOST IMPORTANT
Declares Miss Leete of the Cleveland
Dispensary in Address Before the
Woman's Club Yesterday.
Asserting that the welfare of the
baby is the foremost civic problem,
around which all reforms are concen
trated, Miss Harriett L. Leete of the
Baby's Dispensary of Cleveland, out
lined a program for the "Baby Wel
fare Week," to be conducted under
the auspices of the Woman's club in
Wheeling some time in May.
"The welfare of the baby is one of
the biggest problems of every cora
imunity," Miss Leete said. "Around
it all other reforms are centered.
When a city starts a campaign for
public: sanitation, a better water sys
tem or any like reforms, it improves
conditions "incident to the child's life
indirectly."
Miss Leete told of the accomplish
ments of the Baby's Dispensary in
Cleveland. It was organized ten years
ago, and each ensuing year has added
[new accomplishments. It has never
; taken a backward step, and today is
I one of the greatest institutions in the
country for the betterment of the con
ditions of the child.
"In Ohio there Is a law that pro
vides for an expenditure averaging
one-half a cent of the dollar for pre
ventative methods, thirty-three and
one-half cents go to the cure. This
should be reversed." Miss Leete said,
("and conditions would be better in
every way.
! "The welfare of our oabies is the
(foundation of all civic reforms," the
I speaker said, "and every organization
jwith objects for civic improvements
(should get together and make it a
i success."
j Nothing was done loward making
plans for the observance of Baby
jWeek in Wheeling, the members of
ithe Woman's club desiring to hear of
the suggestions of Miss Leete before
appointing any committees. It is prob
able that a meeting of the board will
be held Monday or some time during
the coming week, when plans will be
inaugurated.
Read "The Son of the Wolf," in The
intelligencer, starting Monday morn*
j ing, January 29th. The first of a se
| ries of "Red Blood" stories of the far
north to be published by this paper.
? Huche Davis, the Paden City
negro, arrested on a charge of white
slavery, will be given a preliminary
hearing this afternoon at 2 o'clock
before United States Commissioner
George E. Boyd. Davis is charged
with taking Annje Snyder, a white
girl of Paden City, 10 Bellaire for im
moral purposes. Both are in the
county jail.
> Br. C. M.
VtalbottJ
Don't Overlook
i
The neeessii.v uf careful teeth peeping.
Good teeth not only add to you at
iiTclivo appearance, bul tJiev are es
sential to pood health. pood digestion
'and a happy disposition.
i
Our Dental
| Work
? Will repair' all the tiny breaks in
your teeth and prevent further decay.
Don't, wail nniil the small cavities pet
jto be bip ones, for that will increase
ivour discomfort and the cost of dental
i ?
, work.
Dr. C. III. TALBOTI
Successor to
! TALBOTT & FARNSWORTH
DENTISTS.
i
I Lady Attendant. Both Phones,
All Work Guaranteed.
1229 MARKET ST.
The Burgess Carpet Co.
1121 Market Street Both Phones
ANNOUNCING- the openng of a new,
completely equipped department
devoted exclusively to the sale of Beds
and Bedding, embracing the popular
styles and finishes exploited by the
best known manufacturers.
You will find the selection of excep
tional variety and the prices very mod
erate.
Come in, see them.
Floor Coverings, Window Shades, Beds, Etc.
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
14 The Progressive Store*
Double Header
DRESS SALE
WOMEN'S .1
$5. 95
SERGE FROCKS
WHOSE PRICES WERE
UP TO $19.50?
WOMEN'S ]
DRESSES
OF SERGE AND WOOL CREPE? [
WHOSE PRICES WERE
UP TO $29.50? J
$12.95
NO LAGGING FASHION -THESE HAVE STYLE AND
INDIVIDUALITY ? SERVICE, TOO, AND ADAPTED
TO BUSINESS AND ORDINARY DRESS UP.
Sport Skirts of Corduroy
Priced to Clear ] ? 9f
Aiyl offering a rare chance to acquire
a smart model for now and later ? in
white and color ? smart with pockets
and self belts? full and flaring.
NOW
$3.98
Three Groups of .
Finer Blokses
$5. 95 and $8. 95
WAISTS For
}$3.95
$9.95 and $8.95 ! cfr nc
WAISTS Forj^J'y:>.
OTHERS 0r
Up to $19.50 For]**
Georgette in white and somber colors ? also
voiles in white ? many dressy numbers.
Sunday's Gloves
tn a
Saturday Sale
Ladies' Washable
KID GLOVES
One clasp; embroid-^
< red backs in Pearl,
White, Biscuit and
Grey ? our regular
$1.75 stock ?
J 1.50
PAIR
?also ?
Men's Heavy Capes ki?is
One clasp: P. XI M. Sewn: ) </? j c f)
sell for $2.00 land $2.25 ^?Jl/
regularly ? ) PAIR
Leather Purses-Now $1. 00
REGULAR $1.25 AND $1.48 SELLERS
I
Real leather, beautifully grained, smartly shaped in
plait,, pouched and shirred ? plain and fancy linings ?
mirror and purse ? niekle and silver mountings.
LADIES'' PLAIN MEN'S INITIAL
KERCHIEFS KERCHIEFS
all linen, sheer or medium, all linen, colored letter ?
25c regular ? 50c value ?
6 for $1.00 3 for $1.00
A Miscellaneous Jumble of
Toilet Oddments
Toilet Waters. Talcum Powders, Shaving Powder,
Nail Polish, ('did Creams, Rice Powder, Powder Puffs,
Peroxide, etc. ? with initialed lables, and too much han
dled, but with contents intact ?
At a Nominal Charge
1 he Net Price of a
Counter Subscription to
McCALL'S MAGAZINE
is 10c
but. you pay us 25c, and for the difference we give
you any pattern you may select, any time you
want it.
THIS OFFER CLOSES APRIL 1st.