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Saturday, March 17, 1917.
STONE & THOMAS
The Weather? Rain.
A "WONDERFUL collection of Suits and (.'oafs having clover styles, smart col
orings, tine materials and yet at most moderate prices. Our popular-priced
garments are chosen with the same care and painstaking attention to detail ;is
our finest apparel and must measure up to tin* standard maintained l?y .this store
at all times. Most of the Suits and Coats -offered Saturday were received during
the past two days. The styles are new and correct and the range of selection most
varied:
/P*a
Spring Coats?
IX swagger styles with new pocket effects,
wide or narrow belts, iarge cape collars
and cut on full, sweeping lines. The ma
terials are poplin, wool velour, tweed, gab
ardine. jersey in every desirable plain Spring
shades, checks and mixtures ?
$9.95, $12. S5, $15.00, $19.50
? Stone & Thomas ? Tbird floor
sprmg sums
SUITS that refloat the lines of much higher
priced models ? made on youthful lines or
plainer ones for the matron. Braid trimming, em
broidery or the novel use of buttons give them
quite a dccided Springlike air. The materials are
serge, poplin, jersey, tricotine, gabardine and
tweed in mixtures and plain shades ?
$15.00, $19.50, $25.00, $29.50
The Ever Interesting
Coiffure
TT IS the gray one ?
J- smart, dignified, and
strictly la Mode.
. One of these handsome
wavy" Switches, accurately
matched . by experts, will
accomplish the effect you
desire.
lS-inch Wavy Gray (T*-| QJf
Switches
20-inch Wavy Gray (PO Q?T
Switches
22-inch Wavy Gray Qr
Switches
? Beauty Shop ? Third floor
Saturday
Candy Specials
rp \YO special n u in bf rs in
-*? Candy for the week-end
shopper:
Cream Nougat. a confection
that consists of cream fondant,
marshmallow. nuts and fruit,
soft ;md v??rv tastv. speciallv
priced ;.t 13? a half-pound bn*.
t'h?MM?lnt?? -Covered Peanut
Puff's, a dainty cube of porous
molasses i-andy filled with deli
rious peanut Nutter and cov
ered with our fine chocolate
coat in?. specially priced at
25c a pound.
? Stone & Thoira* ? Main floor
Continuing Saturday ?
Sale of House Dresses
S1.00, $1.25, ?1.50.81.98
S2.50 and S2.0S
? Stone & Thorna* ? Second floor
Satin Camisoles at SI. 00
LOT of Washable Satin and
Crepe de Chine Camisoles
in several pretty models, some
simply tailored ? others trim
nicd with touches of hand-cm
broidery and lace in flesh and
white, exceptional values at
SI. 00.
? Stone & Thomas ? Second floor
Children's Dresses at $2
CH I I. 0 R F! N 'S Dresses in
many dainty styles, some
smocked, others tailored, fin
ished with belts and large pock
ets, new plain colors aivi nov
elty checks and plaids in sizes
up to (S years at S2.00.
? Sto^e & Tiioma* ? Second floor
Girls' Spring Apparel
A DISPLAY OF Spring models in apparel thai will
delight every little lady who sees it. The gar
ments are so new, s<> varied, so irresistibly youthful
and becoming:
Girls' Coats, sizos 4 to Ifi
years, made of velour, poplin
and serge in fancy' and sports
checks and plain shades ?
S4.98 tov$16.50.
Girls' "White Drosses of sheer
lawn, organdie, voile, rep and
fancy net, sizes (> to Itf years,
pretty and charming Dresses
selected with the greatest care
and attention to detail ? $2.98
to $17.50.
Girls' Dresses, sizes 4 to 1(>
years, come in linen, pique, rep,
ehambray, gingham, taffeta ?
S1.9S to $17.50.
Girls' Suits in shoe- top
lengths, made of all-wool pop
lin and serge in shepherd checks
and plain colors, Copenhagen
and navy blue, apple green, tan
and Mark - and - white chocks ?
S12.9S to S19.50.
BARGAIN SQUARE SPECIALS? Main floor?
Birls' White Middies trimmed Girls' White Middy Skirts ;
with blue piping, sizes 6 to with waist, plaited style,
14 years; Saturday r"A sizes 6 to 12 years; ?* A
special OUC Saturday special . . OUC
? Ston? & Thomas ? Third floor
T raveling Bags at a C A A
Special Price . . .
HKRK'S an opportunity to secure a real all-leather Travel
ing Hag for a five spot. These Bags are made of real
cowhide leather in walrus, crepe and long grain seal and
plain finishes, built over a heavy steel frame with dnuhle
pockets, gussets and roniers and gilt trimmings. These are
not the regular $5.00 Bags, but for Saturday A A
you can save some money buying these for
? 8 tone & Thoma# ? Main floor
Spring Footwear Fashions
MANY new and striking effects in Women's Foot
wear are being shown, styles that are correct and
will be the vogue this Spring among the smart dress
ers. Among the many lines here for your choosing we
mention these Spring styles at a very low price special
f??r Saturday:
Women's Shoes with black kid vamp with either pearl
gray or white washable kid top, popular lace style,
very good for present wear, specially A (\
priced at, pair t,.
Stc3? & Thomai ? Main floor
Attractive Spring Millinery
$3.98 and $4.98
THE Hats at this price which we will have on
sale Saturday are uncommonly good value
a nd 'we anticipate the liveliest selling, as those we
had last week went out with such a rush. By good
fortune we have procured another lot of over 300.
These Hats are ail in the newest shapes and straws
and the delightful colors for which the Millinery
? if the coming Spring is noted ? $3.98 and $4.98.
We are now prepared with a fine showing of
Children's Hats for Spring wear.
? Stone 3s Thomas ? Third floor
Jtfon? $c ?homsts
Geo. E. Johns Co.
The Quality Shop=^ ?
Suits Are Again Fashionable
The Four "Smart" Materials are Serge, Gabardine, Poiret Twill and Burella Cloth.
Womens Serge Suits
Included are plain nr belted models. Many
v. itli extra collars of Silk or Broadcloth, beauti
fully Siik lined.
$19.50 to S69.50
Womens Gabardine Suits
Included are Plain or Belted models. Many
button trimmed nxid braid bound. Short, Medium
' V
or Long Coats*.
$32.50 to $59.50
Womens and Misses Poire t
Twill Suits
Plain nr belted, Novelty Pockets. Braid 01
Button trimmed. Man vof these Suits feature
Beautiful Skirts.
$29.50 to $62.50
Burella Cloth Suits
For sports, or street wr>nr. Plain. Pleated or
belted models. In all the Season's New Color
inps.
$27.50 to $69.50
Spring Blouses
Smart New Styles JZ uamty Fabrics, Effectively Trimmed
Wash Blouses Crepe de Chine Blouses Georgette Blouses
98? to $5.00 $3.95 to $9.50 $5.90 to $16.50
IRIS FERRY
ADJOURNMENT TAKEN' LATE YES-!
TERDAY FOLLOWING SELEC
TION OF NEXT MEET
ING CITY.
Old Age Pensions for Miners Favored
Will Endeavor to Have People j
Vote at Next Election.
Martins K*rry was srlec'ed as the
HUS convention <-ity for the. ' "Ut;a
Min?- Workers of America of sub-.iis
irin of district i>. at. the closing ses
sion or t lie nineteenth annual convert- j
Mon held in the Ohio Valley 1 lades j
ami Labor assembly ha!! 'his wpok. .
Tie- selection was unanimous. Kep-1
rest nt at ives of the mite rs residing in I
[lellaire anil Steuben ville sought Iho
convention, hut. when U became ap
parent thai the majority fa voreci .Mar
tins Ferry they withdrew their buls.
Discussion of mat tors relative to the
eonsirucuon of 'he miners' temple tn
L$ridgeport consumed the greater por
tion of the meeting v.-sterday. I' con
tinued to such an extent mat .hue in
the afternoon it was leatvd ih.it 'tie
convention would he continued Htt
oiher day. This was avoided by John
W. Moore, president of tin* Ohio min
ers in an address in which he appeal
ed to the miners 10 dela? the construc
tion of the new building a year, point
ing out that by that time there would
be sufficient tuuds in the treasurj to|
build without a stoppage.
Moore Favors Pensions.
Old age pensions for miners was
again brought up at the morning ses
sion. resulting in the adoption ot a
resolution favoring the plan and utg-j
nm the miners of the district to put j
i heir shoulder to the wheel in an ?-f
lort tn have the matter brought before
the people at the next Ohio state elec-|
lion in the fall. Herbert S. lhglow, of,
Cincinnati, champion of the cause tn
Ohio, was to have made tin addt?. s>.
but owing to his inability to attend.
S S. Savage, secretary ot too district
organisation, spoke.
The controversy of local tin Ions
\'os IS" and 1077. .located at Mc
i'lainsvllle and Helhiire. over,
the collection ot a fine by local 430.
v. as left to John W. Moore and the
secretaries of the unions involved for (
settlement. The trouble was orca
! siuned by a miner working uniier ilie
i jurisdiction of both unions then *ork
1 ing in a non-union mine. or this he
! was fined and the local -LHi ?lk'cted
ibe fine. I/ical lf,77 contended that
j payment should have been made to it.
Lutherans To Greet
| Their Own Church Man.
'Will March to Men's Meeting at the
! Court Sunday in Body in Honor
of Dr. Fry. of Philadelphia.
To rrcet a prominent officer of their
'church in a body Lutheran's mens
brotherhoods and Bible classes. *b<iut
:*no numbered from the city ^*ood,
Warwood, Martins 1< erry. >rld--?p''r^
Hellaire. McMechen and him (?rme,
will march from the First 1
Lutheran church on Sixteenth f^eet
on Sundav afternoon to the mens
meeting at the Court theatre,
i Or. Charles L. Kry. general sccre
"tarv of the home mission and churr i
: extension work of jhe church, will
speak to men of \\ heeling. His ap
pearance here will be augmented b>
{he playing ot the \ enettan rrouba
dours orchestra and th.ereadingof
"There is No Lnbeltef. b> Mi.^s
Catherine Roberts. ,
Dr Frv's lecture will be 1 ,
Sure Cure for a Time Like This." In
order to manipulate the great crowd
?the ushers will arrive at the theatre,
int 2 o'clock. The leaders or the
?Lutheran movement are Or. A. ;
Renze. Or. E. Howard. Or. O. i..j
1 1 lean and Mr. Huggins
'i LECTURE ON "HUMAN EYE."
I "The Human five" is the topic |
i which Or. C.eorce A. A>chm;in will
! discuss in an address before the Men >
; uuild of St. Matthew's 1'. K church,
i Monday evening. March 1!?. l ards
! announcing the meeting were issued
vesterday. Or. lv S. Rullaid, presi
dent of "the society, will preside.
I Larce quantities of glassware are
(reaching South Africa from Japan.
I Sweden and the Fnited
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Cxrl J. Xepner, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Private Chapel, 1212 Chaplin# Street.
Call Either Phone. 357.
WANTED ? Experienced Elevator
Operator, over 18 years of age;
steady position. Apply today,
GEO. E. STTFEL CO.
Mb -1S-1
Do n't OVsrlook
The necessity of careful teetii keeping
Good teeth not only add to your a'
irrctive appearance, but thev are es
sential to good health, good digestion
and a happy disposition.
Our Dental
Work
Will repair all (he tiny breaks in '|
your teeth and prevent further decay.
Don't wait until the small cavities get
to be bis ones, for that will increase
your discomfort and the cost of dental
work.
Dr. C. M. TALBOT!
Successor to
TALBOTT & FARNSWORTH
DENTISTS.
Lady Attendant. Both Phones.
All Work Guaranteed.
1229 MARKET ST.
A'ezc Hosiery in Si/k
In greatest of color combinations
Black a\- i t li While in group'
and alternate ?
Black with Creen ?
Black with Ji'ed ?
Black with Lavender
White, with ('open. Yellow,
Purple, Uose, Black and
Green.
Purple with While ?
Purple i w n-t i iiic
Bronze with Kelly
Bronze with White
Pink with (J rev ?
Pink two-tone ?
Pongee ;i i nl Black- -
Old tioKl ami Blue ?
Wome/i V Black Silk Hose
ui (iordon make ? )
Pure Thread Silk- )
Stripes
$1.25
$1.00 Parr
Tiny Tots Togs-- 2 to 6 year
.Mother visitors to tin- Baby Corner li i id
cliarmiui; apparel wraps, frocks and head
wear- all readv t'or sunshine days.
COATS IN cnLOK $2.50 to S 12.50
HATS for hovs and girls, . ipl.25 to $8.98
BONNKTS -
$1.50 SI. 79, ?1.98 up io $4.75
PRKSSKS for dress and plav
59c, 69c t" '1*2.50
Will T K DRESSES -...98^ to $8.50
BOYS' WASH SPITS' ^ 69r
75o
In (iinghams. Kepp, Pegsry Cloth, I. ^
Linen, ti'alatca. etc., in many a
r.-lever style for the little fellow. J 53.98
I Vlii/e Glove Sale
Special fnr Saturday ? ) (ftfj r f\
Sew high grade stock
Beautiful deep, dull lustre kid w/th stitch
i r s irs and embroidering* in Mack n^id self ?
only a fortunate direct import ni%kes thia
price possible. ,
Sale of Hair Bow * 25c
and Sash Ribbons f yard
A special concession in Dresdeiis, Plaids
and Plains to add tlie true Spring eyilor touch
to your little daughter. These are he good,
Maiid-up kind. ?
7
SATURDAY-OXLY
'Umbrella Sale
FOR }]E X AND WOMEN
Purr Silk, with plain or \
carved wood handles, with I, Q $
or without sterling trims ? I XP it * ' ^
iruaranteed.
SATURDAY OXLY.
Jersey Cloth Suiting
IX AWNING STRIPES .
Blur, Pink. Green, Black and]) OQr
Ixosc on grounds of Tan or "White; j ?
oij-inch. f) YARD
LACK EDGED LUNCHEON ?ETS
il Tumbler Doilies I ^
!> Plate Doilies ?\ $lt29 the Set
1 24-inch Center ? ) .
FRIDA Y and 6/1 TURD A Y
IN ART SECTION
HSc Stamped Drosses of I'i<|uc find Poplin 79C
.$1.'jr> Infants' Presses ? Stamped
^ I jim Nain-ook ilmvns ? fully made ? stamped..
T.""- I Jay l.'ares, -Pi-inch ? Scalloped ? Stamped .
Piipio Pawn and Poplin Dresses? stamped
1 m?- PI'.AKP l 'l\( K 'I IKT ? I'olnrs only ? for....
r?c ( "( >TTm.\ ? all colors ? for
FRIDA Y and SA TURD A Y
A T NOTION DEFT
"I\eej? ? '|o;im I lair Brushes 45c
ll!? Children 's Supporters 9C
'25c. Sanitary BHts- all sizes 1.5C
2!?e Kmbniidfr^ and L'nv trimmed Brassieres. .. 25C
2.V Boxed J lair Pins, amber and shell I8f
7r?r aiid -"Or values in Suit and Dress Buttons. IOC do/..
S9c
75 C
59C
49C
. 6c
10c
imifciinni in ii inwirTiiiwWi! B SSZ&tBUB
CUR 7 A INS
WITH DUTCH VALANCE
SATURDAY ONLY -ty $124
$1.69 value ;j SET
Developed of Marquisette "with,
inol if and edge or.- braid-on
with edge in white ovJy ? the
valance in this effect, -.is placed
on rod between the/two cur
tains, separating then/.
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BAKE SALE and CANDIES?
QUEEN ESTHER (MRCLE
4th ST. CHURCH.
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McCALL'S MAGAZINE ?
A YEAR FORyA DIME
aylor I horofara
Another Week Filled To The Brim With Bargains!
i014 MAIN ST., WHEELING, W. VA.
That every woman will have the opportunity ot visiting tne .big Opening Sale,
we will continue it ANOTHER WEEK. Remember, all New Merchandise, many
New Bargains. Come in- get acquainted. . .
Newest Dresses
Silk ;i 1 1 < i SiMiff- ;i
biir showing; j?! >.UU
values-- %
$7.95
Afternoon and Street Dresses
nisi inctivc ami new models in the must
fl'.siro'l i.-olorings; to $:.?;) values ?
$16.95
Party presses
Of L'repe tU Chine and
Georgette ^repc; $25
to $40 values?
$18:.95
WAISTS
An \?xtra effort
? Voi^e Waists ?
about iiOO. Values
$1.50 V $2.50? -
95c
I a
FRiCES THAT
ARE RIGHT.
500
Waists
75c yalues
29c
Sale Price.
NEWEST SPRING SLITS? $ 1 ? *Q C
200 Suits- Fashion's best modes for Spring, showing the latest .?Tr% ? ^ V
effects? values ranging from $18, $'J'l and $:.'>0, arc offered at "1 ?
SPECIAL? $5.00 to $8.00 Ladies' Skirts? Sale Price __$3.95
NEW YORK CLOAK & SLIT V!()RE
1014 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, W. VA.
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