The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], March 30, 1917, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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ANNUAL Sale of Rose Bushes
and Ornamental Shrubs >
FRIDAY we will place Oil sale several thousands of Rose JJushes and Ornamen
tal Shrubs at a very small price.
These plants come from one of the most successful nurseries in the country
and arc hardy plants which will utow and <rive satisfaction with ordinary caije. .
Included in the offering: are varieties to suit the needs of city and suburban home
keepers:
Roses on their own roots ?
American Beauty Roses at 12c
Cleo Roses at 11 -c
Croquet de Alps Roses at 12c
General Jack Roses at 12c
Magna Charta Roses at 12?
Mrs. John Laing- Roses at 12c
Paul Neyron Roses at 12c
Frau Karl Druschki Roses at 12c
Marshall P. Wilder Roses at 12C
Baby Rambler Roses at 10c
Mad Caroline Testout Roses at 12c
Mary Dickson Roses at 12c
LaFrance Roses at 12c
/ ' Columb Roses at 12^
' a. Rambler Roses at 10c
LuiCt^y Perkins Rambler Roses at 12c
White Rambler Roses at 10c
Blue Rambler Roses at 10c
Yellow Rambler Roses at 10c
American Beauty Rambler Roses at 10c
Hardy Ornamental Shrubs and Vines ?
Hydrangea at 12 1 !
Spirea Pink at 10c
Snowball at 12C
Weigelia at 12c
Clematis, Paneculata at 10c
Clematis, assorted colors, at 10c
Boxwood Trees?
Broad-Leaved Evergreen Titos known as Box
wood. may be trimmed to any shape, fine for
porches, wind.ow boxes, etc., 49c each.
Privet for Hedges ?
California Privet, nnsurpasscd for hedges, not.
particular as to soil and grows readily in open
places or beneath shade trees, vigorous grower
anywhere, tied in bundles of 2"> for Sf>c.
i ? Stone &> Thomas ? Market Street floor
Friday. March 30, 1917.
The Weath?r ? Fair.
Two-Day Notion Sale
NOTIOXS will be sold
Friday arid Satur
day at even less than our
usual low prices:
DeLong's Guarded-Coil Safety
Pins, No. 3, regular 8c kind
for 5 c
Dressmakers ' Tape Line, 5c
kind for 3c
Windmill Dutch Linen Tape, 5c
kind; sale price, 3 for. . ,10e
Eton Dress Shields, 50c kind
for 35r
L a c k a w anna and De Luxe
Fringe and Cap Human Hair
Nets, 10c kind for 6o
Star Skirt Hangers, 5c kind
for ?. 3C
Y. W. C. A.
Rubber Day Friday
FRIDAY will be Rubber
Day at the V. \V. C. A.,
and old rubber, magazines,
newspapers and tinfoil will
be erladlv received by the
management. .Telephone the
Y. AY. C. A. what you have
and arrangements will be
made to collect it.
Fixing Up the Home for
Easter: New Rugs
jpiilDEl'TL women like to have the home fixed up for Easter ?
it is the Spring Thanksgiving and frequently there is com
pany.. New Rugs add greatly to the charm and appearance of
a room. We have here for your choosing hundreds oi' beautiful
new Rugs ? Can't begin to tell you about all of them. Handsome
patterns and colorings mark our Rugs as far above the ordinary,
yet the prices arc much less now than will be the case when these
are gone and we have to buy a train, as these were bought last Oc
tober and so escaped the advances since that time. If you need a
new Rug ? and most folks feel that they do ? we advise buying
now as you will surely be required to pay more later on.
Best Tapestrv Brussels Room-Size Rugs. 9x12 feet, at ?14.95,
$15.95, $16.95. ?17.95, 819.95 and $22.45.
Axminster Brussels Room-Size Rugs, 9x12 feet, at S21.85,
$22. S5. $27.50, $31.95 and $35.00
Roval Wilton Room-Size K'uirs, 9x12 feet, at $45.00, S48.50,
$50.00. $65.00, $69.25. S75.00 and $S2.50.
Body Brussels Room-Size Rufjs. 9x12 feet, at $31.95 to $37.50.
Cashmere Wilton Velvet Room-Size Rugs. 9x12 feet, at $39.95.
Tremont Wool-and-Fibre Room-Size Rugs, 9x12 feet, in beauti
ful shades of rose, blue, brown, tan. mulberry, frreen, etc., ideal,
high class bedroom Rugs. extra values at $10.50.
A
1 $1.00 to $1.50 All-Over Lace for 59<*
FORTUNATE chance brings this lot of Silk All-Over
Lace now so much in demand for dresses and waists to our
customers at a big saving. We show it in black, white and
cream, excellent quality and attractive patterns, IJH inches
wide, usual $1.00 to $1.50 quality, Q ^
Friday special
? Stone & Thomas ? Main floor
|| F R I D A Y E C O N O M I E S
Chambray Gingham?
Lot of Chambrav. Gingham,
?J7 inches wide, in blue,
brown ami gray colorings,
121 jv kind : Friday
special, yard
? Secoacl floor
Tissue G-ingham ?
Lot of oU-ineh Tissue Ging
ham of fine, sheer weave in
pretty new stripes, checks
and plaids, dainty colorings,
35e quality: Kri
day spcciaf ^t/ v
? Second floor
White Dimity
Lot nf 27-inch White Barred
Dimity in small i'heeks, repru
lar 15c kind; Friday "| A .
special, yard JLvfVx
Bed Spreads ?
Lot of White Crocheted Bed
Spreads, size 90x100 inches,
plain he^imed kind in pretty
? Second floor
? Socond floor
Russia Crash ?
Lot. of Russia Crash, a fabric
with all-linen weft, very ab
sorbent, launders perfectlv,
15c kind: Fri- 1 O ]j
day special... jlL4 /6v
? Sooond floor
Bleached Sheets ?
?Lot of Seamless Bleached
Sheets, size 81x90 inches,
torn and hemmed, smooth
even weave muslin, S9c
kind: Friday spe
rial, each I
? Seoond floor
Don't Forget the
Y. M. C. A. CIRCUS
Tonight at 8 o 'Clock
Jlionp & (Lipomas;
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REV, A. L, BENZE WILL i
CONFIRM LARGE GLASS
Twenty-three Children and Many;1
Adults to Receive Rites at the i
Zion Lutheran Church.
1'atm Sunday, April 1, will be the:
occasion of The confirmation of a class
;>f twenty-three children in Zion I.urh
?ran church. In addition to this splen
did class several adults will receive!
the rite of confirmation. The con
firmation will take i>lace at t.hn chief
service at 10:30 o'clock. The Rev.
A. L. Benze. pastor of the church, will
confirm the class. The public exam
ination of the class took place at the
chief .service last Sunday , morning.
The children who will receive the
rite of confirmation are: Marie L. .
Adams. Hazel Marie Becker, Adelaide i
Virginia Blum, Hazel Caroline Bor-j
chart. Irma Anna Braun, Elmer Dre
bus. Mary Augusta Ester, Wilma Caro-'j
lina Franz, 'Raymond William Frohme,
Alfred Paul Edward Geyer. Margaret
Dorothy GueJker, Gertrude Frieda
August Koeppen, Ivan Franklin Klink
lor. Max Elmer Mahtke, Harold Augus
tus Martin, Wilraa Victoria Masslnl,
Helen Louise Elizabeth Nolte, Clara
May Okel, Vera May Rothermund,
Elsie May Ruhland, Louis Christian
Schaaf, Mary Elizabeth Sleinbicker,
Martha Julia Stockniann.
'This world owes pvrryonc a livlngr."
"Truo; but neither you nor 1 scent to
be preferred creditor*." ? Moston Tran
script.
Geo. E. Johns Co.
- ? The Quality Shop ==?
Eastertide Suits
$24.50, $34,50, $45.00
Authentic models from all the leading designers ? an Easter show of surpassing in
terest, emphasizing the prime popularity of the McnV Wear Serge, tailored t<? iis ut
most refinement. Braid-bound and vestee effects.
French Series and Poiret Twill, Spring Burellas
and Velours, Gabardines--Poplins--Sport Fabrics
Many new models of the pointed jacket, sport, jacket and straight hanging effects.
Every correct shade of every Spring color.
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We are prepared with a great variety of Suits giving
graceful lines to the Stout Figures which create an im
pression of slenderness and youthfulness.
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Bell Phone National
1135 165-Y
NOTICE
The 1'nileri *'iiy I. arid Co. announces
I h<U J. N. Van t'amp has been appointed
aprnt for the co.-npany at Paden City.
All payments due the company should
be made to him.
Paden Cilv. \V. Vn
' Mr-CT-t f
JEEOME BOYER
Expert Oriental Rug Cleaner
Bell Phone 1275-M
3305 JACOB STREET
mch.24-3Ut
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Oftjrl J. Kepner, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Private Chupol, 13X2 Chapllna Streot.
Call Either Pious. 357.
ASKING THAT ALL THE PEOPLE
OF WHEELING DISPLAY
FLAGS NEXT MONDAY.
Committee Arranging for Big Patriotic
Meeting ? U. S. Senator Harding
May Speak.
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Plans art' being rapidly completed
for the bit; patriotic demons! ration to
bo held in the Market Auditorium.
Monday evening, at s o'clock, under
the auspices of the National Security
League and all loyal citizens through
out Wheeling district. Ji promises to
he the biggest patriotic gathering held
in this city in many years.
Congressman J. Francis liurke of
Pittsburgh, will he the principal ora
tor. United States Senator Warren U.
Harding of Ohio, will likely be one of
the "big guns'.' to speak. Mr. Harding,
who has been engaged to speak in
Eoff Street Temple Monday evening,
while on his way from his home to
Washington to attend the session of
congress, will be asked to address the
meeting following- his lecture in the
church. A telegram was received
from Governor James M. Cox of Ohio,
yesterday, stating that he would be
unable to be 'present on account of
military matters engaging his official
attention at present in the Buckeye
stale. He sent his greetings to i.iie
people of Wheeling and wished litem
a rousing meeting.
A communication was received from
the National Security League head
quarters in New York yesterday stat
ing that arrangements were being
made to send one or more speakers of
national reputation hero for the mam
moth gathering.
Mayor If. L. Kirk issued. the follow
ing proclamation yesterday asking
that, all display flags in all parts of the
city Monday in demonstration of their
patriotism:
I "Whereas. The governor of West
Virginia. Honorable Joho J. I'orn
i well. has requested all cities, towns
I anil communities of the state to
i (rather together on the evening of
! April 1917. and pass resolutions
j ol' loyalty niul support to t Iio na
j tioual ?r*'Vi'r!inient, and believmK
that th' people of t tie city of
Wheeling. the birthplace of I lie, com
monwealth -of West Virginia. with
orio accord. be tiny native horn or
j naturalized, desire an opportunity
j of expressing their loyalty and
patriotism. and their belief in the
j righteousness of the fnited States
I of America In the present crisis:
I Therefore::"!. Harvey 1.. Kirk.
! mayor of tlio city of Wheeling.
! West Virginia, respectfullv re.|uest
j our citizenship to attend the patri
otic mass meeting to l> ? held ;it tl>e
j Market Amlitoriuni on the evening
i or Moii'iny. April 1 !' 1 7. and I fur
1 lhcr uri;e niul rceommeiid that on
! Monday. April' 2. i'.'17. every citi/en
of Wheeling decorate his bono and
place of business with the stars anil
i stripes, tie tlig of the r- public.
I.. :t us as loyal American sliow
that In this industrial center ol' the
j Ohio valley there is no division of
allegiance, and that \ve, one and all.
! pay trihut' to the flap of our <oun
I try and tlv ureal principles tor |
i which it stands.
! Given under my hand and the of
| fleial si il the city of Win ellng,
West Virginia. this 29 th ilay of
March. 101'
II. 1,. KIUK.
"Wheelin g.
ROUND TABLE MEETS
IN MARTINS FERRY
Opening Session This Afternoon ? '
Superintendent Francis of Co- j
lumbus School to Speak.
The spring convention of the Ohio I
Valley Round Table association will!
be held in Martins Kerry commenc- i
ing this afternoon at l:3n oVulei:.
Teachers from all schools in this \ i
cinily will attend the meeting, making
an attendance of possibly 2"irt. The
meetings will be held in ihe High
school auditorium.
The afternoon meeiing will be feat-!
ured by an address on "The Work in:
the Los Angeles Schools," by Superin
. tendent J. II. Francis, of Columbus.
I Mr. Francis was at the head of the
Hos Angeles schools for several years
and built up in that city a system that
?lias been recognized as a model. The |
| Martins Ferry High school orchestra
will render music, and .the Rev. U. W.
.laniieson will give the invocation,
i Miss Maymo Morgan and the Hoys'
!(llee club of the Marlins Ferry High
school will sin^.
In the evening a meeting for ihe
genearl public will be held and again
Superintendent Francis will .make an
addnss. telling of the "Intermediate
School." Due to the fact that several
KILL THE COLD GERM
With Old Black Joe Cough Syrup
Colds and grippe nro caused by a
cerm. One of the ingredients in Old
Black Joe Cough Syrup is an oil that
medical scelnee says will destroy this
j germ. Another valuable ingredient is
lone that opens the air passages and
loosens the phlegm so that the oils
I in the syrup can reach the germ and
j soothe the irritation.
Old Hlack Joe Cough Syrup is* ab
solutely safe l'or every member of the
family. It is free from all opia'e.s. chlo
roform and narcotic drugs. A big bot
tle costs only 25c, at any store in the
city or country.
Geo, R. Taylor C04
Store Hours? 8:30 to 5:30
cc
Piping Rock " Suits
i|tiooii of Sports models having the master touch of America's
foremost tailoring and designs skill. At Taylor's only ?
.4*.
Tlio Piping Ruok is developed in wool jorsey in several sprightly models :und in the love
liest of the whole range of .Spring's colors ? considering its price it is a fair representative of
what we offer in
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Suits at $25.00, $29.50, $34.50 anS$39.50
NOT OXLY IN .IKRSKY BUT IN MEN'S SERGES, HOMESPUNS, VE&URES, GAB
AKJJINK, TIHCOTINE, Bl'RELLA, ETC. ? AXL) TN MODELS FOR MISS A^T) WOMEN?
offering the variations of style that insures a smartness that is as much due tofheir high grade
tailoring as to the exolusiveness of design. ,y t
Plain Tailored ? Sports Suits ? Fancy Tailored
?v*
P re-Easter Let - Go of Opening
MODEL HA VS?
Much Reduced
Models that h'ave boon shown, but so advanced are their
styles and so expressive of Spring vogue tha? the possession
is sure to be a jov. ^
W ERE IT TO $38.50 ? NOW UP TOS18.95
STRAWS, OR R PES. LIS ERE, HORS&IAIR, ETC.
J 11 black and beautiful colors^
Three of the New Waists at a Price
White Batiste Model with Gabardine Waist in white ? White Voile Waists -with col
set-ill h;mds nf white linen ; a beautiful model with lar, tie andf. cuffs, of rose,
;:il 1 1 ? * 1 1 1 s t it cIiimI round: hupo square collar and nr blue; gr>^at big shapely
iai^e iMill.-ir in sninc eflVet. fiitTs ? fucked front. collar. '!*
$1.98 $1.98
uNE KINDS THESE MIDST MANY OTHERS IN MARKET STREET?!. STORE.
GORDON Pure Silk
HOSE for WOMEN
85c pair
A medium weight wit h that particularly
l'dihI, even liicsli ? has lisle flare top and re
inforced h??r*l and toe ? a number one grade ?
worth if] . 'Jo ? hut not sulvjeel to cxehanjre.
FRIDAY AND SATl'KDAV OSLY.
MEN'S COTTON SOX
Iryona Guaranteed
lie paif,
A hose that offers usually^at 15c a pair,
.'in elegance, comfort and Service greater
1 liaii any hose at twice its ?rice ? in black
and all colors ? How manv'Sdo vou want?
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
Xck\ Crisp , Dainty Specials
From the Arf Section
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
98o STAMPED DRESSES? j 7 Q
ll Styles. ) / / C'
(ii'ii* STAMPED DRESSES? ) J Q r
4 Styles, j * s C
::oe s t \ m. p (?: D infants' ) in,
sups ? \Zyc
?JO.' S T A M P K I ) I N l-'A NTS ' \ A Q r
SUPS'? \T7i
?J!V STAMPKI) PIQUE / n / r
PA BY PILLOW CASES \ ? 1 t
20o STAMPKI) TOW El 21 c
ALL NEEDLEWORK REQUISITES.
Notions Week-Hjyd Sale
WITH MORE OF THOSE S^RE SAVINGS
?50c SHIRT DRYERS ?. 39^
25c STOCKING DRYERS.. V. 19*
.'9c BEST STEEL SCISSOR 41?
1 5c DRESS BELTING) JT
Black or White ? )
10c TROUS'ER HANGERS. . .3 FOR 21<
3 (loz. GARMENT MARKERS| -fnrQr
One or two initials ? l\J^' '' **
15c SPORT SIIIRT BUTTONS? j j f\
In fi colors ? . ^ *? ) J- U L
GRIFFIN SAFETY CORN RiiZOR. . . .25^
FRIDAY and | Last Cbancc to Subscribe to McCalls
SATURDAY
at old prices. You arc going to get an improved magazine
Inii tlm prire is to advance to 45c and 55c on $pril 1st.
ENROLL THIS WEEK A T OLD 25c or 35c P&JCE
Taylor Spec tat Corset
Made I'm* us e.xelusively and having the
superb linos (if tlio 11'IT models of more ex
clusive makes, made of excellent materials.
AT model in flesh and white
O tJ bnlislo? tnodium bust, free hip,
elastic inset, six supporters, embroidery top:
size ]!? to '2K.
AT i QQ~nf beautiful l'lesh color
X sO U brocade, with embroidery
at i.op? medium bust? lines and makeup in
pet-feet detail ? six supporters ? worth all
of $2.00.
Women's Union'- Suits
&
In White Jersey Ribbed Cotton, beading top
?loose or tight shell iinishediknee.
39c Special ,
WOMEN'S SLIP-OVER OOWN'S?
Of nainsook in ten styles ? ^lain tailored, _
lailored and stitching ? Entire, lace and
embroidery trims; hand embroidered, etc.
*r
$1.0$, Special {
MEN'S MADRAS PAJAMAS ? $1.25
T. IV. C. A. RUBBER
DA Y
TODAY? Call up Y. W. C. A.
MARKET HERE
S A TURD At I k
Edgedale Lutheran Church. | ?
of the boards of education in this vi- (
rinity have cortsidered building inter- ;
mediate schools this address will he ?
very interesting. Miss Mary Kennedy,
music instructor of the Martins Ferry j
schools, and the Girls' Glee club will J
sing and the ltev. E. E. Shiltz. pastor i
of the First M. K. church of Martins]
Ferrv. will give the invocation.
OLD GLORY FLUTTERS \
| GAILY ATT CIRCUS'
Bingling and Bungling Greater Shows!
and Mastodonic Hippodrome i
Witnessed by Large Crowd.
Mingling and Bungling Greater ]
j Shows and Mastodonic Hippodrome,
I with its contortionists, gymnasts and
clowns, also the cracker jack, hot dogs
and red lemonade venders is here and
last night gave ihe opening perform
ance in the Wheeling Y. M. C. A.
gymnasium. It Js the second annual
affair and by far surpasses the first
attempt of a year ago. It will he re
peated again this evening.
The opening performance was given
before a crowded house which thrilled
when the gymnasts performed with
out a falter many of the difficult feats
akin to the work of the physical de
partment of the Y. M. C. A., as ex
ecuted anil imparted by Prof. Charles j
J. Miller. The vast audience was i
filled w|:h pride as sixteen members i
of tin* Llnsly Institute Cadets drilled
to perfection by Sergeant August
Fredericks of the United Slates .Ma
rines. gave an exhibition drill with
the ability that marks the true sol
dier.
Enthusiasm pent up was let loose
in the grand finale, when the song
"Star Spangled Banner," was started j
and Old Glory gaily fluttered downj
from 011 high in the gymnasium raft- 1
ers. Everyone joined in. Hats were I
thrown in the air and the true spirit
of Americanism was demonst rated as J
never before in the association build- j
ing.
The program was opened with a i
grand march of the participating
: classes. "The Dance of the Hotten
tots," by the Junior class leaders fol
lowed. During the evening's enter
tainment, Fisher, Bishop and Schmich
; ael. gymnasts of unequalled ability,
performed on theijparaJlel and horizon
tal bars and in c!?b swinging. Charles
Rire scored a hfV as a contortionist
and his act on lh? rings. The Senior,
Intermediate and f?unior classes were
represented by Hjfeir leaders in var
ious stunts anil w.)re the recipients ol
much applause. ?
NOT BOTEZf BD AWT XOU
So-called rheutrU'c pains, aches of
grippe. lame buok.rv'ore muscles or stiff
joints are the resutjfof overworked. Weak
or disordered kidneys. E. I/. Turner,
Homer. Ky.. write*. "After b^lng* treat
ed by doctors ts%* years, 1 decided I
would try Foley "Kidney Pills. Since
taking them I na" e not been bothered
any more." Foley-jjvidney Pills strength
en weakened kldners and help them rl'^
the blood of acids >,nd poisons. Whysuf^
fer from kidney "^bladder trouble when
relief costs so lit; e and expense? For
stile by John Ooje^jtan & Co.
' Two bridges ln?a city In Indl* are
supported upon clarpe metal tank*,
which f.oni upon jhe water and accom
moderate themselves to Its rise and fall.
Trrrrjfr
A Skin Like Velvet ^,?'rl,^552
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Use vK<> <>x(pikb'rtcK- fragrant of Vi TJ T%
the beauty fluww of ludiu and be ll Ju lii ij|
complime.alo<l on your oojuplcxioa. ^ . __ .
Yoar dealer hiw Elcaya ox- wll get it. tlji_A^LA JL Jx