The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], February 27, 1917, Page TEN, Image 10

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Tuesday. February 27.' 1917. STONE & THOMAS Th* Weather-Fair.
A
nnouncement
The Annual Drapery and Curtain
Remnant Sale Will Be Continued To-day
THE brief announcement continued in the headlines
will be good news, we know, to the thrifty shoppers
of the Greater. Wheeling District,
The sale was a tremendous success, but quantities
were entirely too vast to be dispersed in one day's selling.
It matters little wnetucr you wore iicrc i
yesterday and did not get waited upon as
?fully as you would have liked in the rush
which marked this Annual Remnant Sale ot.'
Curtains and Draperies or whether you
were unable to be here at all ? in either ease
the news of the eontinuanee of the sale to
day will be important to you.
At the elose of a busy year's business the j
accumulations of remnants and odds and j
ends of Curtains.- Draperies and Upholstery <
fabrics must be closed out.. "It is the firm's !
unyielding policy to get rid of all such odd
ments at this time.
I n the hurry and bustle inseparable from
such a vast merchandising event many 1
choice offerings in Curtains were overlooked
and these will be 011 sale to-day, ready
for the bargain seekers. It will pay you
well, if you have needs for Curtains, to come
to-day and participate in the savings !
which will mark the second day of the Rem
nant SillC. ? Fourth floor
Sale of Gold and Silver Trimmings
G(>U) and Silver Trimmings of the wanted kinds in edses,
humls. i'U\. are to be sold Tuesday at substantial reductions
from the regular prices:
Narrow Gold and Silver Edges, 50c to 75c-*f Q ^
qualities; sale pricfc, yard OtlC
Gold and Silver Edges, 6 to 9 inches wide, on silk Tulle
Net,*- white or black, 75c to $1.2$ qualities;
sale price, yard vl/C
Gold and Silver Bands, 1 to 5 inches, embroidered on silk .
net or solid Tinsel Embroidery, $1.00 to $1.75
qualities; sale price, yard
Metallic Cloth embossed with a combination of pastel
shades, suitable for lining- suits and AA
dresses, $2.00 quality; sale price, yard yl.vl!
Gold and Silver Flouncing, IS inches wide, on white or
black Silk Tulle Net, $1.75 to $2.00 quali- f\
ties; sale price, yard (pA.UU
Geld and Silver Flouncing, 27 and 36 inches wide, $2.00
to 552.50 qualities; sale price,
yard 31/jU
? Main llodr
t s
Chocolate -Covered
Caramels at 29c Pound
TTiULL Cvam Cara
-*? mels witli a goodly
amount of roasted al
mond? covered with our
delicious chocolate coat
ing, regularly 39c a
pound; special OQp
for Tuesday...
Samples of our Chocolate
Easter Eggs either filled
or hollow are now ready
at the Candy Section
Leave your orders now.
? Main floor
PEOPLE WOULD PAY MORE AT
TENT'ON TO RELIGION THAN
-TO GOOD TIME.
Spirited Discussion Follows Rending
of Paper ? Do Not Sanction
War.- However.
. Thai war to the I'nited States would
cause a needed spiritual awakening
was declared by ministers yesterday
afternoon at the Wheeling Ministerial
^^Association meeting following the
reading of the paper. "The Religious
Effect of the European War." by i )r.
Ira G.- McCreary, of th^ Second
United Presbyterian church.
While the Wheeling pastor- did nor.
openly say they wanted war the ojdn
ion was said- to bp genera! that war
would cause a deyoleuness to religion
which was now spent on making money
and pursuing pleasure.
The paper was sanctioned one o" the J
most scholarly ever read to local min-j
isters. In ii was explained the . deep ?
j moral feeling which is grasping,
? Europe *ml touching trie rest of the:
| world.
' The meeting was the regular month-]
! |v session nf th?* association. U was i
| well attended. L)r. Harence E. Allen!
presided, t;. \V. Cory, of the ITniouj
{ Rescue mission, reported *2.101) prom-i
' iser] by pledge to the support of tiiej
[ union,. ? ' -
Home Baked Beans
2 lbs. for 25c1
LINK
Market Auditorium.
A GREAT MEDICINE.
That most successful of all reme
dies for woman's ailments, Lydia K.
Plnkbam's Vegetable Compound, owes |
its origin to a botanic recipe which I
came into the possession of I^vdia E. j
Pinkbam about fifty years ago.
This rer.ipe has proved so effective
In the practise of a skilled physician J
lhat Mrs. Piftkham procured the herns j
and steeped and prepared them in t run ?
old time fa'shion on her kitchen stove'
for her friends and neighbors who ;
suffered from woman's ailments. The (
fame of the virtues of this wonderful j
medicine spread, until it is to-da.v j
recognized as the standard remedy {
for woman's ills.
Business Hours //~T" IC IF /T\ '1^1 T\ Business Hours j
. Dfy VJI?0. iQo <J0MMS WO. Saturday ?
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. ? . S a. m. to (5 p. m.
? ? The Quality Shop"?
Women's Spring Fashions
For Immediate Wear
Advance Models of Authoritative Style ? Tailoring
with the Perfection that distinguishes Our Apparel.
UTILITY COATS
In Tweeds and Overplaids
$19.50 and $24.50
Quite the smartest and most practical of gar
ments. Many models featurim* iarge collars; huge
pockets, bolts and deep cuffs.
SPRING COATS
$24.50 to $69.50
1 1: every fashionable material ? Serjro, <ial?ar
tiino, Burelia, Loopinr, fJunniliurl, I'nircl Twill,
Bolivia, Cashmere Bolivia. Khaki-Kool.
Spring Suits? An Impressive Display
Sports, strictly tailored ami the more elaborate mo? l??ls i:i every fabric accnriM favnr by h*;isli i??n
Men's AVear Serge, Gabardines, Tricotine, AY"ol Jersey liureila, Poirot Twill Tumls, Mixtures ami the
new Silks.
?24.50 $29.50 $34.50 $39.50 $45.00 to $75.00
Wash Silk Blouses | Crepe de Chine Blouses | ? Georgette Blouses
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98 j $3.98 $5.90 to $9.50 | $5.90 to $12.50
ENGINEER WM. GLENN INJURED;
IN WRECK OF WHEELING- I
CHICAGO EXPRESS.
Locomotive Overturned and Express
Car Derailed in Cut Near Glen- i
coe Last Night. j,
William Glenn, or Newark, O.. an rn
?ineer, was slightly injured; his loco
motive was derailed and overturned,
ind .in express car was thrown from
file tr.uk wlnm liaiiimore K Ohio ex
press train No. II. westbound, struck
ii rock in a cut at (lleneoe. ()., nine
miles west of Ilellaiiv, about 7:45
o'clock last evening. No other train
man. nor none of the passengers was
injured. \
The wrecked train is the Wheelins
I'liicago expn-s, leaving I he Wheeling
station at <>: 15 p. m. The train went
nut on tiim! last evening and was run
ning on schedule time when the acci-i
[ic.it occurred. The engine, after be- J
in;: derailed, turned over down an em-j
banktm nt. and Engineer c.lenn was'
painfully bruised about the legs. His!
escape is regarded as remarkable as it
was fortunate. The injured engineer,
niter receiving medical attention, was!
able tu pu to his home at Newark. j
The U. >Cr (i. wreck train irom Ren-i
wood was called to (ilencoe to assist
in clearing n/> the wreck, and shortly
lifter midnight the track was open, ai
t)MUi.gh the ri:. Louis-New York ex- ;
puss, due here at 1 : HO a. m., was late!
i>n account of the mishap.
OHIO & KANAWHA RIVER PACKET,
COMPANY FORMALLY AS- |
SUMES CHARGE HERE. I
_ . I
H. C. Donnelly Secretary and Treasur. j
er, and Jeff Frame Succeeds Cap
tain Henry Scheutler.
The Ohio & Kanawha River Packet
Company, recently granted a charter j
by the Secretary of State, has formal- j
ly assumed ehaVge of the local wharf;
boat. The new company is organ-!
ized to operate river packets and con- j
trol wharf boats at Pittsburgh and'
Wheeling and other points on t he j
river.
Captain If. C. Donnelly and Jeff ;
Frame have charge of the local wharf j
boat, succeeding Captain Henry
Scheutler. Mr. Donnelly is secretary}
and treasurer and general freight and i
passenger agent fur the company. j
The stage of water at the wharf last I
night was 14 feet -7 inches and rising, j
But little more water is expected, it j
was announced. Ice is still gorged in :
the Allegheny river, and unless there!
is several feet ?more ol high water, it!
will hardly be broken at present.
The Liberty docked at the local!
wharf last. night, from Parkersburg,
and will depart to-day at 11:30. a. m. j
for Matamoras.
The Ruth will resume operations on j
Thursday, arriving here from Point
Pleasant, en route to Pittsburgh. The
boat will go to Charleston Saturday
night.
The Tell City will also resume oper
ations this week, departing from Point'
Pleasant on Friday, and arriving here '
some time Sunday.
Elver Telegrams.
Davis Island dam ? 10 feet 6 inches,
stationary; rain.
Steubenville ? 14 feet 10 inches, sta- 1
ttonary; rain.
Parkers burg ? in. 5 feet, rising; over- j
cast.
Morgantown ? -12. G feet, falling;
cloudy. )
?nl City ? 7 feet 10 Inches, stationary;;
rain. I
Warren ? 4 feet; showers.
$2,000 DONATED FOR |
JEWISH orphanage;
Wheeling Contributes Over Third oi i
Amount Pledged By West Virginia
For Institution.
Mere than S o?>0 was donated to the !
National Jewish Children's orphanage ?
at Krie, Pa., last night l>y the Wheeling
.(??wish people at a delightful dinner and
meeting held in Lv 'IT Stre. t Temple, un
der the (inspires of Wheeling ledge, X".
tilfi ef the l:'ni K'rith. Uabbt A. II.
Silver delivered the principal address,
lie pledged to assist, in raising J'.i.Oi'O
this year in West Virginia fur the home
at the convention held in ICrie a few
months ago Clarksburg litis already '
lontrihuteii SI. ""U.
The meeting was presided over by K '
A. Me>s who was also tie toaslniasler.
Speech. 'S w re made l?y Kng< lie liaer.
Mose .Sonii- h^r'n and others. The dime r
was served by the Cu'ls' Guild of the
congregation, and was attended l?v near
ly -00. j
It was stated by tin of!iei:i| ..f tlio
lodge after the meeting that before the.
campaign is over the chances are Wheel- ;
ing will lend the list of contributions
for West Virginia cities with about
000. The fund is being raised to build
an addition to the orpln'mng". which is
one of the t i tii st and best equipped in
(he country. Wheeling has .???n n or- j
phans in the home.
SftOljSHtl
Only a Matter of 'Getting Etul'liug Ready
Until Wheeling Wiil lie Savii:;.'
Sonia Pivni the Streets.
\ I - s. i|. mission :n \Y i;e> iim: is !iimv
.'! lliatt*! ??:' g.'llir.g :i ieitliiin^ Pad;., it
was anii'-iitiv d ? ; i in* ? I :iik last incht
Tla St. < 'ba i i' s bot' l l>n ? l< 1 1 ti;: is prat:
I ically .'titi'd. ili' t harti r ; ; 1 1 ? I e>tnsli
t ii t ion an dratted alld P adv. and I. .M.j
Seolt. j ? riiian- nt t. hurtnun, was ap- j
pi in ted. . j
.Mr. and Mr.-. < '. \\ . f,,rv ,v,|| ,,..A
: ash t ! '? work to ge- the n., >i,.n I
ration i>y spring, nf t|> ts.nim need
? l if i !-*i nt*'' the work ?$-. I M'i has b. en
i.lita ill' d .Mssis. \\ II. liar.-, W. 1'.
I;i bin-t.ii aiitl W. I. Saler w-'p* ji tt t h?'?r
IV"- *1 la i night to !*? lit I he building a:nl
get it it: i . s> ue mission si' .pe.
0. V. G. H. PHYSICIANS
HEAR MANY ADDRESSES
Local Physicians Discuss Dis-.-ascs at
.Meeting in Hospital Last
Evening.
1 1; . James A. S> liwiiin. it; an inlei -
1.-ttng paper at til" lit* ?Ijji? id li; ?
vi.-iting swiff nl lite t>iini Valley lion
er.tl hospital last night . discussed
I iioroiiglil.i tin* ? "I". UMi.it ion nj' tip.
Tuitielart inn of Neil*" The paper
was disrii-sed In a number of pltysi
i tans tin !'-i the leadership of Mr.
Frank Li-Muvne llnpp. Mr. M. A. Mi
(iregor, in a pap< r .spuke o! "Tumors."
I ir. Hilmore ami uiiier- taking pari in
Hiu discussion. Mr. Marry M. II, -ill
presented a paper "A I a so III Purple
HaetiiorrhaKia." Mr W. P. Megrail e\
h i bit ei| a jaw spitiii inly patenlod
liv him 1 1 is a marked iinpnn em ut.
over I he nltl iti' thini and pltysiriatt!*
lasl night wore iinlito'd to recognize
it as one of the 1>? -i splint improve
merits in reeoni years. Mr. I.. M. U'i!-,
son presided. |
? - . ?
LEG IS BROKEN
His tibia bone in lb'- leg. 'broken by h
falling pi- . e nf inaebin. r.v. .t"*' Smith. I
Z'- years old, of the Mound City mine I
machine shops near Mnundsvilb'. was J
brought to the Reynolds hospitiil iit j
Cilendale last evening.
SPREAD POSLAM I
TO TEST ON
PIMPLY SKIN
Try tins! Spread I'oslmn ever that
itehiiic skin affect lnn at night. Then
iii.--mi.sf- iii?- trouble I'nun your" mind.
Sleep .soundly ? si ml. nex t morning, ex
amine (In.- skin and see just what one
upplicn.) ion of I'oslam lias done. You
will rejoice :<i know of one remedy pos
sessed of real healing energy which can
bring about results so i|iiiej;|y.
Kezejua, Pimples. all broken-ntit. itch
i nc surfaces, respond lo I'oslam us to |
nothing else
Sold every w tie re. For free sample i
write to Kmc-rgeney laboratories. !1- i
West iT.rh St.. New Vork City.
And I'oslam Soap, being medlcnted
with I'oslam, will lieiirdH your skin
while used daily for toilet and hath.
SHRINERS' SHOW CALLED
OFF; TWO OF CAST ILL
"Julius Caesar" Will Be Presented A?ain
At a Later Date.
Sine* announcement of the repealed
p^rionnaiice ??i lite Shakespearean trude
?y, "Jul. u> i.'aefar,'' by lift- Osiris Tem
ple, Ancient Arabic order Nobles of
ilo Mi. vise Shriiiv. in this city March
L", two oi the pel nc- . | :t I monib-'cs of the
cast iiave bei.-n s: l i- i.en with illness and
i lie presentation has been postponed In
definitely. 1 low- v. r. upon the recovery
ui the' cast nienihers, the play will be
repealed in response lo an insistent de
mand -sincn the iast performance in tho
lati'-r pari of January.
FOR BELGIAN CHILDREN
Two thousand doll sirs has been re
ported io i he < 'a< ho lie dioee.so offices
in-re as \\'< si Virginia emu riliu t ions to
the fun ! lor starving U' lgian children,
it was aniiotnieed yesterday. The whole
<\-ilho|ie ehiirih of ih- l/nitcd States is
i-, iviny to ihis fund.
ON HOLY LAND AOAIN
Dr. Allen's Lecture Illustrated By His |
Own Slldos and Photographs, I
Only copies in Country.
Mis own photographs and slides li? >
collected in I he lbdy Land will l>0 j
sln-un lonight at Hie l-v.urtli Street M
K. church in I he illustrated leeture by
I ?f. t "la t'ejiee IJ. .Midi, who traveled ill
the Holy hand in 1 !> 1 ? . "Xitzarus to
Ueyroiil." is the subjt.-el of I lie second
of Hie series. The Kpworlh I.eague and
I'lio (Juceii Esther Standard Hearers are
sponsors for the lecture.
Hair Gams Out
In Handfuls. Dry
Scaly Lifeless
Scalp Affected by Itching and
Scratching, Was Disfigured.
Completely Healed by
Cuticura. Cost $1,50,
"1 began to lose rov hair: it came out
in three places making me bald. A
couple of months later my head began
toitch which caused big erup
ti'-ns. 1 could not sleep for
as it made me i
{V scratch so that my scalp was
" ^ '*/ irritated and I had large
\ J scales on it. My hair came
out by handfuls and got life
A _i / less and dry. It disfigured
//? {/ \J me. 1 was ashamed.
"I had the trouble two
year; when a friend recommended Cuti
cura Soap and Uintment, so I bought
;wo liars of Cuticura Snap and two boxes
.">f Cuticura Ointment and in a month I
was completely healed." (Signed)
Writ. I'. Tlicis, .*424 Mt. Pleasant Ave., j
lliL'hlandtown, Md., June 24, 1916.
Keep your skin fresh and clear by tlu
daisy use of Cniicura Soap and Oint
ment. Absolutely nothing better, purer,
sweeter or moie effective.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post-card: "Cuticura,
Dept. H, Boston." Sold everywhere.
Kloss Ice Cream
is the Ice Cream
with a PERSON
ALITY.
Try it and you'll
have to agree.
Both Phones 1710
ARE YOU BUILDING
This Spring? If you are, let us
figure on your plumbing, we'll
save you money and besides our
work is in a class by itself.
SCHOFIELD COWL CO.
23 Tenth St. Both Phones.
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kepzior, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Private Chapel, 1212 ChapUno Street.
CaU Either Phone. 357.
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
Store Hours? 8:30 to ?:30
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Taffeta Silks
* .
To You -- "?;
THE CHOICE OF GROUND COLOR ? :f
THE CHOICE OF STRIPE COMBINATIC^S?
A SUPERIOR QUALITY AND LUSTRE-*
A WORTH-WHILE PRICE VALUE? ?
LIGHT OR DARK- " *
$2.00, $2.50 and$2.95
Embroidered Baby Flouncing^
IN DAINTIEST SWISS AND MULL
Hemstitched Edges ? V ?
aanar ? \69c ? $im
24 and 27-ineb. J {
Being now and carefully selected they eonicfa happy
medium in Spring sewing, faciltating the quick.; turning
out of garments that arc unbeatable for fineness-!;
WHEXCE comf4j
i an icssct- vagrant red cedars
Huge Chests ? arid Si&all
IX WAXED OR POLISHED FINISH? the: beau
tiful grain, the refined get-up, the harmon? with
which it blends with willow, white, mahogany, etc.,
make of it a tit ornament and useful additionigo any
.boudoir. v
x- '
$ 7.95 , $12.50, $13.50, $17. W,
$ 20.00 , $22.00 and $24.50
The Corse That Costs You Mores..' Gives
You More ? Else Why are Shrpvd
Women Everywhere Adopting
Makes Such as These i
?4
The Gossard? front lacer Selj% from
The Burner ? back lacer > to
The Lily of France . J $2p.00
Take a corset as is advocated here, have iuyitted by
our capable titters, altered, if necessary, to carfi*for any
individual peculiarities of your figure, and you.>tvill find
not only comfort and health, but a consciousness?rif being
right in looks and bearing ? and the extensive service will
pay you a dividend. Z
Dainty Envelope Chemise
IN 15 STYLES %
$1.00
??J
Tn flesh and white of sheer nainsook or b?tistc
and a great variety of trimming
Briar Stitching ? Lace Trimmed
Shirred Yokes ? Fancy Yokes
S'izes 3fi to 46. A
V
'*y
Mow About Your Subscription?
Many Expire in Mar en
You Don t Want to Miss an Isg/e
There
that corn is gone!
That is the common expression of
comfort after people use RUSSIAN
CORN REMEDY.
It is easy to apply, perfectly safe,
and removes the corn without any
trouble or delay. At any* of the
Coleman Stores. 25? \
Relieve that pain
in your feet
Painful, tired, aching Feet are a con
stant source of annoyance. Use
COLEMAN'S FOOT POWDER, and
enjoy thorough foot comfort, even
after a hard day's work. "25c
JtHBEE D0UC STORES
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