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Tuesday, March 6, 1917. STONE & THOMAS The Weather ? Fair.
j Popular Spring Silks I
I A MOXC TIIK new Silks fur spurts, aft cm on n, street and evening wear arc ^
I A Printed Khaki-Kool. Imported Shantung, Fnnlard. Indestructible Crepe t
j and Voile. Striped Shantnwr. Taffeta, Satin, Gros de Londre and Tub Silks as ^
i well as plain Taffeta, Crepe, Satin do Chine, Voile. Crepe de Chine. Thistle- f
^ down Taffeta. Satin Dnehesse. Gros do Londre. Faille Franeaise, Gmsurain. ^
f Brilliant and Messaline in all the new sports as well as the staple colorings. 4
J MONEYBAK TAFFETA SILK AT $2.00? This Moneybak Taffeta is without doubt J
the best Silk offered at a moderate price, comes 36 inches wide in all the wanted col- a
? orings at $2.00 a yard. _silk store-second noor ^
Showing New Jewelry
Moderately Priced
Department store prices
prevail on the Jewelry wr
sell as on eveiyt h i tie else we
handle, givine you substantia!
concessions from usual Jewelry
quotations :
German Silver Dorm Boxes,
hammered finish, plain and me
dallion design, 59<>.
Bas Tops i'or making the
new cloth bags, tops made Tv-it ii
chain handle. 50c and 59c
each.
New Oriental Beads in char
acteristic colorines. 9S? to
S6.98.
Jewelry of Distinction ? The
Henry W. Fishel & Sons Ster
ling Silver Jewelry, set with
white stones, big variety for
choice, ?3.75 to $13.00.
Tngersoll Watches, the new
Radoilite face, which shows the
time in the dark. $2.00 to
S4.00.
Novelty Earring mounted in
jade, 50c pair.
New Sterling Stiver Pins set
with square stones in white,
blue and green. SI. 50 to
$2.98. ? Main floor.
Sample Over-Stuffed
Chairs and Rockers
Tl'ESDAY only we will sell
a number of < herstuft'ed
Chairs and Workers. of whi<-lt
wo have only one or two of a
kind. at a big reduction. Those
pieces art- unhoisfrivd in hitfh
grade tapestry, and make artis
tic Furnitur'1 for the living
room: regular .<?>:*>. 00. $37.50
and ho Chairs and Koi*k
$27.95
? Fourth lloor.
Stone- & Thomas Special
Felt Mattresses
"E*H'l? 'I u?->day > M-tliiiir "we
oiV?->- 'a !<?' "t Sion?? \
Thomas S| i l-Vlt Mal?ress?\s
for >inul?- Ooubb' beds, 4~?
pounds weight. eowred with
good (|ii;:lity ar' ticking, .our
$1 L.:?n !'-adfi : QQ 07
Tu?->d.iy sp?*eial. . i
? Fourth floor.
Demonstration and Sale of
WEAR - EVER Aluminum Ware
DURING the coming work we will have with us an
expert from the factory of the WEAR-EVER
Aluminum Ware who will explain to the ladies' of the
Greater Wheeling district tin- advantages of this cele
brated line of/cooking utensils. To make it addition
ally advantageous for you- to come 1 his week we offer
WEAR-EVER Ware at special prices, some of the
numbers being: very greatly reduced for this sale and
demonstration. Among the offerings are:
Covered Berlin
Kettles
1 Quart ... 65c
2 Quarts. . . 95C
3 Quarts. . .$1.15
4 Quarts. . .SI. 50
6 Quarts. . .$1.80
5 Quarts. . .?2.10
10 Quarts. . .$2.45
Lipped Preserving
. Kettles
2lo Quarts SOC
4 Quarts SI. 10
8 Quarts $1.55
10 Quarts $1.95
12 Quarts $2.30
14 Quarts S2.S5
17 - Quarts $3.20
20 Quarts $3.75
Lipped Sauce
Pans
1- Quart . . 45C
1U Quarts.. 59c
2 Quarts. . 65c
2V> Quarts.. SOC
3 Quarts.. 95c
4 Quarts. .SI. 10
5 Quarts. .$1.25
Double Boilers
1 Quart . . . .$1.45
2 Quarts. . . .SI. 90
3 Quarts $2.30
i Quarts.-... $2.60
Tea Pots
1 Quart ... .$2.25
2 Quarts. . . .$2.50
3 Quarts. . . .$3.00
Covered Berlin
Sauce Pans
1 Quart .... 65? j
2 Quarts. . . . SO^
S Quarts. .$1.10
4 Quarts $1.35 j
ti Quarts. . . .$1.75 j
Coffee Pots
1 Quart . . . .S1.75
2 Quarts. . . .$2.10
3 Quarts. . . .$2.30
4 Quarts. . . .$3.05
Tea Kettles
3 Quarts. .$3.20
4 Quarts. .$3.35
5 Quarts. .$3.60
6 1/2 Quarts. .$4.00
7U Quarts. .$4.30
Bring This Coupon
When accompanied by this coupon tho
special price mentioned herewith will be
accepted for any of th^ three articles de
scribed. If received by Stone A Thomas
beforw the close of business, March 10.
1917,
Kame
Address
98 c
\zs N^I
WEAK- EVER BERLIN COVERED SAUCE PANS, 4-quart size,
regular $1.75 kind to be sold with the coupon
at
WEAR-EV ER PRESERVING KETTLES, (i-quart size, with bail,
regular $1.1)5 kind to be sold with the coupon
at
WEAR-EVER WINDSOR COVERED KETTLES, 4-quart. size,
with bail, regular $1.85 kind to be sold with the QQ^?
coupon at t/OC
? Housewares ? Market Street floor.
Other Tuesday Economies at Stone & Thomas'
Dress Gingham
l.??i ?>f' JT-hn'fi I >ress < iintrham
Mi ptvity >' rip' x. . ?*ln*eks and
p!aid>. ;i'i i i oji-f iT>|t(i'-iv?tn!)ina*.
fii>iis. regular i-1."* 1cind ;?
Tll?*-illny Sj'lfcil!:.
yard
? Secourt fl^Or
10c
Cotton Blankets
?. I.i.t ?>i" W'.... i - Napped Cotton
Blankets. 72 x >4 indies,
heavy u?-isrli:; icray ?n- white,
kind: Tiies
day special. pair. .
? Second floor
Turkish Towels
I.i.t of }?'? I '? a ?? i: i* d Turkish
'J'.nvt'is. L"J x 4 4 inches. he;n\v
and absorbent. regular
kind: Tuesday si>"
eial. ea<-h
? Second floor
25c
Inlaid Linoleum
Lot of high-grade Inlaid Lin
oleum with pattern through to
t hii back, the lifetime kind in
new. clean, bright tile patterns,
in blue-and-tan, green, red-and
jlaek, blue, green-and-tan, etc.,
our regular $1,25 quality';
Tuesday special square Q Q _
yard OOC
? rourtlx floor
Voile Curtains
Lot of Voile Curtains, hem
stitched with 2-inch lace edge in
white or ecru, $1.50. kind;
Tuesday special,
pair. i/< 1
- ? fourth floor
Bleached Sheets
Lot of B 1 e a c h c (1 Muslin
Sheets, size 81 x 90 inches,
smooth even fabric, torn and
hemmed, regular S9e kind;
Tuesday spccial,
each I O (?
? Second floor
Wall Paper
Choice of eight patterns of
regular 10c Wall Paper for
halls, bed rooms, dining rooms,
etc., some with wide, others
with narrow borders, all new
Paper in pood strong color
ings; Tuesday special, p"
roll t)C
? Fourth, floor
j?!fonp & Oleomas
- ? ? " , ? ' 1 i
Geo. E. Johns Co.
The Quality Shop"
/
Announce the Arrival of
Women's Suits, Coats and Dresw
For the Extra Size or Stout Figures
Designed t<? fit the heretofore hard-to-fit figure.
Our sueeess in the past season with "Our Stylish
Stout" < iarnients lias encouraged to new and greater
\ effects iu this direction, with the result that we are,
) better prepared than ever to show you Suits, Cnuts.
Dresses that will convince you that
l.L
Appearing Stout Is Merely a Matter of Clothes'
"Stylish Stout" ! "Stylish Stout"
COATS % ; DRESSES
'Stylish Stout'
WAISTS
5.00to $59.50;$16.50to $49.50;$5.S(I !o $16.50
ghicago minister
At Fourth of Scries of Men's Meet-j
. ings at Court Theatre ? Com- j
mittees Meet Thursday.
NV-xt Sunday at tin- fourth of the
scries of groat mod inns for men now i
being held in the Court Theatre each'
Sunday afternoon, the speaker will be i
K<'V. William Wallace Ketehum of iho '
('hair of Practical Evangelism of the :
.Moody [iilili- Institute of Chicago, lie :
lias hold that position for tin- past
several years. before that time being'
associated with the men's mission
movements of New York, therefore i
Inning large experience in meetings j
of the kind now on in Wheeling.
Almost each minister is receiving
men for consecration at their Sunday
evening .services, anil under favorable
auspices, next Sunday afternoon will
be Hood tide in the meetings for men.
Next Sunday is to he more pronounced
a (ielegat ion Sunday. While quite a
number of delegations were present at
the last inciting there will be mot*1
i.ext Sunday. .Men have been appoint
ed, or will be as soon as practicable,
from the cities across the river, and
the suburban towns, and seats will bo
reserved in a conspicuous part of the
theatre for these delegations.
1 lie orchestra of the First United
Presbyterian church will render a con
eert at the meeting next Sunday after
noon. The ministers expressed theni
selves as Well pleased with tiie results
so far nf the meetings. at their special
called meeting Mtmiav afternoon. The
Executive Committee. 'anil tin- Adver
tising Committee will meet for special
work looking towards a greater meet
ing next Sunday afternoon. Thursday
even in 4 of this week at the V. Al. C.
A. parlor.
W, C. UMiRElll
TO BE IN OPERATION
Information to be Given Out and Or
ganization to Assist Those in
High Water Zone.
Anticipating high water or a "flood'' !
for this section in the event rain |
should fall or the snows in the moun- j
tains should go off rapidly, the Wheel
ing Commercial association has ar-;
ranged to have its flood bureau in
working order, whereby correct and j
authentic, flood bulletins wj 11 be re
ceived at regular intervals and given
out to the public by 'phones.
Wednesday morning reply cards will
be sent out from trie association to
every member to be filled in and rt!
turned, giving the location of the
building in the flood zone, 'phone num
ber, stage of water that will reach the
property, time required to remove
stock and number of 'phone, and ad
dress of those who may be summoned
to assist the owners of the property [
or business house in removing goods
in the event of a coming "flood." ' ?
A coupon embodying the questions'
will be published in the local papers
to be filled in by those who are not i
members of the association and sent
in. that they, too. may be given aid
when the. river raises at a danger,
point.
The association was in communica- '
tion with Pittsburgh and all points
between that city and Wheeling yes
terday, getting a line on the stage an
ticipated fur Wheeling. Today correct,
information will be at hand to be
given out to all who may call the as-i
social ion by 'phone.
MORGAN MAY BE NEXT '
ANTI-SALOON SUPT.j
Pullen Tells Methodist Ministers That'
Recent Audit Clerk May Head j
The Prohibition Forces.
The next state superintendent of the!
Anti-saloon league will likely he .1. |
E. Morgan, until yesterday of the!
state auditor's office, it was annoum:
i'd yesterday by Rev. O. M. Ptillen, |
of Charleston, state assistant stipe.-- i
intendent of the Anti-saloon league in J
a speech to the Methodist Ministers
at the Fourth Street Methodist Epts-J
copal church. j
In his speech. Dr. Pullen mentioned'
that the legislation wanted this term '
by the league, including the Harvey- i
McAbov bill with the ono-quart-a- ?
month clause, had been passed.
The .Methodists left their own meet-j
ing to attend a special called one of i
the ministerial union at the V. M. C. t
A., where they voted to sanction unan- !
imously and support the series of j
LibP* lectures by .Miss Kianor St.af- j
AS BLACK AS YOUR HAT
Yes ? That's Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup.
Look for that good old colored man's
face on the package and label. The
syrup is as black as his face and >
just, as kind and honest ? not a drop I
of opium or habit-forming narcotic j
drugs In it. but mv! ? how it does
get down to that sore spot. The
phlegm loosens, the soreness disap
pears and relief is instant.
You can't afford to risk cough syr
ups that contain dangerous drugs.
Just insist on Old Black Joe Cough .
S.vtup and be sale. (!ood for chil-j
dren as well as grown-ups. A big
bottle for L'f> cents.
S
Extra Fancy ,
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese.
T TTJTT Market
JU! X iX XV - - A t:(lrO"!nr.i
NOW IS THE TIME
To install that new bath you've
been thinking of. Call us and
we will submit designs and esti
mates. We have the largest and
finest line in the city.
SCHOFIELD-COWL CO.
23 Tenth St. Both Phones.
|i mi J fjj
CELERY-MIST FINE
FOR HEADACHE
Costs Only 5c a Package at Any
Store.
If you suffer from headache or neu
ralgia, it will cost you only F,c to buy
one of the best remedies on the mar
ket. Don't judge the quality by the
low price. "Celery-Mist" is equal if
not superior to the highest priced
remedies. (lives relief and comfort in
a few minutes. Ever} store sells
"Celery-Mist." One trial will convince
vou of its merits.
A. A. S. R.
NOTICE
The Funeral Ceremonies
of a
KNIG-HT KADOSH
will be held in the
John W. Moms Scottish
Rite C.'ilhedrnl on
Wednesday Night, March 7,
1917, at
12 o'clock Midnight.
fur niir I ;< i ? ' Sn,. ei,?*if?'ii (..rnml
Jnspcctor ( irncral.
John William Moms, 33
All Masons, friends of the fatn
ily and the Renoriil public are iti
vitcd to attend.
CHAKLES J. SCHXTLTZE,
Commander.
LUTHEH. W. BLAYNEY,
Recoraer.
Scottish Rite Guard
GENERAL ORDER NO. 9.
A special meeting of the Scottish
Rite Guard will be held at the John
W. Morris Scottish Rite Cathedral on
Tuesday evening, March 6th, a't ?
o'clock, for the purpose of arranging
for participation in the funeral ar
rangements for our late illustrious
Brother John W. Morris, 33 .
All members who can possibly do so
will please attend.
Yours fraternally,
W. H. SMITH, K. C. C. H?
Major.
J. W. BOWMAN, 32% Adjutant.
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Xepner, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Private Chapel, 1212 Chaplin* Street.
Call Either Phono, 357.
fond Millor, of the Moody Bible insti
tute. to be given here in May by th^
Y. \V. C. A. The latter association
was represented here by Mesdames
Robert Reed, J. M. Birch, May Kin
nev Lewis and Miss Elizabeth Greer.
Y, W. C. A. TO BRING
Miss Elinor Stafford Millor, the "Aus
tralian Evangelist, '* of the
Moody Bible Institute.
Miss Elinor Stafford Millor the
Australian Evangelist," will sive
v Jl" 'i-cnnv.s in Wheeling und?*r the
?- from Mav 4 to
i'. I he first public step toward this
taken yesterday when the
heeling Ministerial union unani
mously voted its support.
Miss Millor will come from the fam
ous Moody Itihlr institute in Chicago
which is offering this summer an ex
tension course in Hible teachings it,
divers parts of the nation. Miss Millor
is an Englishwoman ami recentlv
lived in .Vustrailia.
I he lectures will bo given twie?
daily and big special meetings will be
heid^on in?- two Sundays from May *1
Jo li. The place of meeting has hot
been decided upon .
river mm
I hi* siiddi'ti I'ruji iii t|if> thermometer
has |.iist |..iii.-i| f?r ., short lime at least.
' ears ..t IiikM water. should the ^oneriil
snow of Sunday >-? >n ? m.-i*.. *.. mHtfiiK or
'".* earn, d oft liy ram. The river last
night was In II in jr anil m i; nVlnck ;t
slUK- of II r-i t :t inehi s wns shown
IW.1 wnt-r is eniii itii; ii
was nnnmin.-i-.i |.*,w| n|K|,t.
III.: sl-aiii-r I .iln-rl y ariived lure last
nijfht fruiii Mntamuras and at 1 1 -.to
.* .-li.ek today it Will )?. cm for th* snm.
port. 1..ii,..ri*.,u nlclit ih- Stoiui,,,- Tell
? linrleMon!'' rro'"
No Elood STajro
CHAttLKSTOX. W. V?T .Mareli 5. ~
Hrfi in?j r.'arhed a sti?K?* t.f i lV?t tin*
w'ls'r".' i j ?r'S" k'""*w>ih riv.-r
was n .ii tied li.-re todny with littl.. da:r.
?'iKe having 1ii*i*ii done. Tile t"ni:c-'it
Mates eiilflllei rs ..iTiee issued (l l.ull.tin
.intiouneiiix that r.-purts of a pros|>i:cttv.>
luriv icmt slate*1 wen* erroneous.
River Telegrams.
li.VVIS ISLAND MAM? !li? f..,.r rj?.
it ir; snow. ? s
.sTiJi HKNvit.r.K-n.s failing:
? ^AttKKUsiUJtG-t; f,:ot. fa?,nf..
(i(iini;?;A.VTOW.V~H.4 tV'et, falling;
u'l'oV/r'v 1 a 1 ,in? : cloudy.
UAI'KK.N-:.;, feet, railing; snow.
SIXTH RECITAL GIVEN
BY PAUL ALLEN BEYMER
P?Ul All.->i iJeytm-r gave the sixth of
y. '''Kati iveitais last evening at .Si
-.laitliow'-, disponing a spP-ndhi
kiiow Itilgi* ii, musical effects, and his
"Uerpreta:io'is showed his accuracj
as well as i.i.. sympathetic expression.
A good si/.r,| audience was present and
it u lowed | he program numbers with
much interest, a pleasant addition
were the tenor solos of Mr. Johr
0 i ontior. whose love for music was
insUHeii in ai I his songs.
1 hat these recitals have been sue
cc? >ful since their outset has been well
demonstrated in t he attendance, hold
ing the attention of every hearer until
their closing notes. Mr. Bevmer's fu
ture development will be followed with
much interest, as his efforts will as
sured!} be crowned will, success.
K vetu itle, with iis beautiful melo
jIm-. was itiipr.v.siv..|y and the
i-atgo. Handel, with ii^ ?uiet beaut v
was played with admii a |;|.. .-.vpn-ssioh.'
DISCUSS NURSE COMMENCEMENT
The committer on the School for
?Nurses a! the Ohio Vall.y General
llospilal met yestoniav aftenioon to
discuss the commencement program
which will be presented the latter part
01 May. rhe program numbers will
be announc-d soon. The graduates
will be announced at commencement
time.
The. executive committee of the
\ oman's Hospital Association also
met yesterday. The board of direct
ors of the 0 .V. G. Hospital Associa
tion will meet a week from to-night.
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
Store Hours--8:30 to 5:30
Spring s Neat Designs
Mi\-: shown ix }
Shepherd Check Woolens
Light weight, finely woven, in black ancH fliid
n-itli tftiifh of crrceii. or blue, or >*
j ?1 Yd.
white or with touch of green, or blue, or
reel? 42 and 54-IXCll?
Shepherd Cheeks?with Over Plaids
In black and white with the huge barred ovfrO nn
effect in blue or green ? Mid MTV ATT R AC- > '
T1VE .SKIRTING? 42 INl'MES WIDE. : J YARD
Serge Weaves for Everyday Dress
and Utility Frocks ~ I
' * ? ? '
In tin* rvcr popular navy and bla<'k, greys, purples,
l?ii>w n>. red.*.' . gri'ciis, in many shades, .^nd full value
at these prices- - ?
O'Je. /dc
. SI, M.25, S 1.50 and $2 Yd.
Endless Service Fabric
Lhifadable , Wear and Wasq Defying
those are the qualities of
K A POCK' ?!..
\
In addition, it is rich in effect and coloring; bringing
artistic effect to your rooms and harmony t<j color schemes.
Open or closed patterns make of it a screen: or a ven
tilating drapery, just as you wish.
We match its beautiful colors with sin edge of like
material, creating a finish that is as lasting as the fabric
itself. y ?)'.
For Over draping 1 . i' i.?
For Portieres [$2.00 Yard
For Hangings
Best Quality Only
! ??
Ol*R SERVICE TO YOU ? consists -of measure-tak
ing. making-up and hanging drapings ? ties is done at the
most reasonable cost and is thorough aii(J satisfying.
Estimates cheerfully givc?i :
[Chi Id re n 's Rib'bed ]
Gordon Make ?
44 Round Ticket"
Brand H 0 ? E | JQc
of medium weight lisle4
1N ALL SIZES. ;
25 c
AND
Black
White
Tan
Pink
New Petticoats o
K
IX PLAIN AND STRIPED TAFPj)TA?
IX JERSEY TOPS AND ALL J13RSEY
Every wantablc shade and color ? ii> newjy thought
out prettiness that ranges from new shipped flounces, ae
cordian ]ilaiting, scalloped flounces to ? multiple ruffle
effect that is entirelv clever.
b
S3. 95, $5. 95, $6. 95, $ 8 . 95, to $14. 95 . '?
To dear-- One style only \
HOUSE DRESSES
IX SIZE 40 AND 42. ~
\
, * ? - # ^ '
Made of blue ehambra, with white \
lawn collar and cuffs, wide self belt: ( \ T f\rrn \ () Q
wore *2.U8 i'ariuerly? j iV OW VOC
OTHERS TX ALL SIZES? ) i ' /
IX NEAT BARKED (JINOHAMS? A Tn-^QQr
THAT WERE $1.25 AND $1.50? ) * ? 7 OL
avior
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K ACT? KIOLUlt ii/At. lmdukA I U?jY >
I COMPLETE MEDICAL ANALYSES
Charges Reasonable ? Reports Prompt
Results Accurate' 4 * .
Analysts to the Medical Profession. 4
The Coleman Laboratories
I 2500 Chapline St. ? Both Phones 226.
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