The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], April 28, 1917, Page FOURTEEN, Image 14

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y- A Sale That Affords Exceptional Values in
Women's
Coats and Suits
Q ATURDAY our Garment Section will
^ offer unusual values both in Coats
and Suits. More than 300 garments;
have been- taken from regular stock
and will be placed on sale in three groups
at special prices. All the Suits and
Coats in this sale were received but
lately and each garment is correct in
style and only the newest models are
shown :
Coats at $15.00
This group of Coats offers high
waist ed. belted and plaited Coats, full
flaring' Coats with large collars, deep
cuffs and most pleasing pocket ef
fects. made of velour, gabardine, pop
lin. serge in every plain shade and
checks and
mixtures .
Suits at $1 1.50
Suits of serire. poplin and gabar
dine in belted, semi-tailored and Nor
folk models with smart over-collars
of silk, iTraid and button trimming,
fullv lined with plain (?1 1 prjfj
ot fancy silk...
Coats at $8.50
A very low price, indeed, for
a Spring (.'oat in which every I
?00<l fabric is represented and
in every wanted color, full
loose Coals, belted and
straiftlitline models with larirc
iS(;nK,..mn"1 $8.50 I
Saturday Ribon Sale
SALE of wanted Ribbons Saturday at loss than even
the usual small priees ? all new fresh goods taken
from regular stocks for one day's flyer:
Lot of Plaid Ribbon in assorted
colors with satin stripe. "?
inches wide, 35c kind Sat
urday at,
?Lot of pretty Floral Ribbon
with satin stripe, 5 and 6
inches wide. 39c kind 26c
Saturday, at yard
Lot. of new Ribbon in wide
satin stripes with Dresden
patterns, 6{j? inches wide in
blue. pink, maize and rose.
30c
? Male 'floor
yard
22c
Lot- of dainty Striped Ribbon
in combination of colors in
cluding sky and Copenhagen
blue. red. emerald preen and
old rose, 4">c kind
Saturday at, yard
29c
New Hosiery for Present' Wear
NKAV Hosiery in the correct weights for present
wear very popularly priced for Saturday's selling:
Womou's Stockings. Gordon "Women's Balbriggan Slack
make. black with split sole, i tiffs, (,'onqucrer make. hemmed
35<> a pair or three pairs for and ribbed top. regular and
51.00. outsizes. 50? a pair.
Children's Fancy Socks, fash
ioned cuff top in almost every,
imaginable color. 19 C and
25c a pair.
ONYX HOSlKli v \vi-:i-:k?
Last day of the display
and sale of this celebrated
make at the special -prices
? a representative number
being Women's Silk Stock
ings in white or black at
$1.00 a pair.
Attractive Spring Footwear
HANDSOME Footwear will bo very noticeable again
this season, for the skirts still swim? high and the
o-ood dressers will require Shoes that arc attractive in
appearance as well as comfortable and well-fitting":
Dainty "White "WashnhK' Kid Hoots with
white ivory sole and covered heel tj match,
lace style, $8.00 a pair.
Popular Light G'ray ivirlskin Hoots. 0
inches high, leather Freu<ih heel, lacc style,
very stylish. SS.00 a pair.
White Nile (.'loth Hoots with white sole
and heel, verv smart iaee stvje, S4.00 and
S5.00 a pair.
"Women's Pumps in patent and dull kid
in many pleasing effects. S3. 50, ?54.00
and $5.00 a pair.
ity : Saturday special
Extra Special for Saturday
Women's Shoes with black kid
vamp and either pearl gray or
white washable kid top. popular
lace style and very good for pres
ent wear, .+6.00 qual- $4.85
CHOKES TO DEATH !
ON TOY BALLOON:
, i
Four-year-old Herman DeMondy Has<
Life Cut Short by a Very
Peculiar Accident. j
Herman DeMondy. aged 4 years, j
Choked to death in his . home at No.!
1332 JLtaltiruore street, yesterday. The J
little bov was playing with a toy bal-j
loon. He was just about to inflate
it when lie accidentally sucked it ;
down his throat. His mother saw that]
he w>\s choking and called a doctor,1
but when a physician arrived the child i
was dead. . / |
Coroner R. G. Hohbs and Coroner's j
Physician Dr. A. .E Marschner made '
an examination and found that thej
child had choked to death. Coroner j
Hobbs, without a formal inquest, ren-;
dered a verdict to this effect.
The boy and his mother lived with!
?he child's grandfather. Mr. Michael!
Crock, who is a well known watchman j
at one of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-;
road crossings on Seventeenth street, j
THE MENDEL COMPANY j
Carl J. X*pn?r, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Pi-irate Chapel, 1213 Chaplin# Strict. |
Call Blther rhoa*. 357.
CONSIDER REVOKING |
PAN HANDLE'S GRANT;
Failure to Complete Paving North of I
City May Bring Drastic Action. j
The county commissioners yesterday
asked Prosecuting Attorney D. A. Mc
Kee what authority they have to re
voke the franchise of the Panhandle
Traction company. Failure of the
company to comply with its franchise I
and complete the paving of the Top
.Mill road north of the city has driven
the commissioners to take some dras
tic action. j
Tht- commissioners, directed Prose- :
cuting Attorney McKee to institute
mandamus proceedings to compel the;
Baltimore & Ohio railroad to place a!
culvert under the tracks at. Steenrod
place. Notices to do so have been dis
regarded. Engineer W. 0. McCluskey.
Jr.. was instructed to require the West
Virginia Traction & Electric company
to place a substantial concrete founda
tion under its tracks in the pike dis
trict where new paving is to be laid
and to lower a gas main or mandamus
proceedings will be started.
L 0. 07F ANN1VERSARY
Will Be Celebrated at the First Baptist!
Church Tomorrow Evening.
Members of Wheeling, Concord, Ex
cefsior and Triadeiphia lodges of Odd
Fellows tomorrow evening will attend
services at the First Baptist church,
celebrating the ninety-eighth anniver
sary of the order. Rev. John MacCo!-,
loch will preach the anniversary ser
mon. Members of the lodges will as
semble at the Odd Fellows hail.
Twelfth and Chapline streets, ai seven
o'clock to march to the church.
BIG DAMAGifTRIAL
Wrecking of Old Cenftral Hotel to Be
Probed in Circuit Court.
The story of the wrecking of tha
old Central hotel building at Main and
Twentieth streets will be reviewed in
circuit court Monday. The case to he
tried is that of J. Boles Nesbitt vs. the
Natural Gas Company of West Vir
ginia. The plaintiff alleges that faulty
lines of the defendant company were
responsible for gas leaking into the
basement of the building, then useJ
as a tenement house. An explosion
tore the building to pieces and several
persons were more or less seriously
hurt. A new building has since re
placed the blown-up building.
' JEROME BOYEE
Expert Oriental Rug Cleaner
Bell Phone 1129-J
3305 JACOB STREET
mch.24-30t '
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Geo. E. Johns Co.
The Quality Shop -=
A Specially Prepared Sale for the End of Month
Women's Spring Suits
$19.50 $24.50 $34.50 I
Heretofore $24.50 to $27.50. Heretofore $29.50 to $34.50. Heretofore $39.50 to $45.00.'
? Involving numerous fashionable suits, taken from our stock of high class garments.
A Variety of Distinctive Models
Plain Tailored, Dressy, Semi-Dressy Braid or Button Trimmed Gabardine, Poircij
Twill, Gunniburl. 'Serge. ? 'I
Women's Silk Blouses?Special Values
of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Pongees.
Showing the New Collars, Cuffs, Frills and Jabots.
$3.95 $5.90 $6.90 $8.90
Dress Sale? $16.50
Charming models, up-to-the-minute Styles, splendid quality dresses for street and afternoon wrar
Crepe de Chine, Chiffon Taffeta, Georgette and Jersey Cloth.
ENLIST DOCTORS
Dr. Frank LeMoyne Hupp Represen
tative of Medical Recruiting
Corps.
Dr. Frank LeMoyne Hupp yesterday
I was notified ' hat bo has been named
I member of the army medical reserve
j examination board for the enlistment
i of physicians for government service.
He has been a member of the physi
? cians reserve corps for several yoars.
| Or. Hupp will he in charge of examin
? ations here of thoso who desire lo
j enter t he medical service of the gov
: eminent. Dr. C. S. Hoffman, of Key
Iser. and Dr. .7. E. Cannatly, of llunt
lington, are the other examiners for
(the state.
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.
Mikf llaugis and Horino l.'ospmm ra
jkis.lwih iif Martins Kerry, O.
i Wallace McCartney and llnnnnh Mur
ray. both of Wash in i;t on. J'.h.
Seeds.
Anton Spaar < t at in Hrii ry C. .lohn
son. ai'rrs mi Caldwell's H n ti. I! i t ?*!) f<- J
district: and other 'consideration.
Deeds of Trust.
Four deeds i'f trust and on. r. j
deed w<-iv li led for record in the county
clerk's office yesterday.
Charter riled.
Thi'1 rorl illcat >? i f incorporation i f
tlii" .\ hi i-? I liu-i- Class company was i ??
ci'ici'd yosii-nJay. Tin company is au
thorized In conduct the nianufa.c! lire !
and sal'1 of nil kinds of tjlassware, in
'ludinc headlights and Ifiisi-s. Author-;
; i-/.?vl capital stuck. $-0.fo'in. lucorporat
nrs; I '. fi. Hendell. Wheeling; \v. C.
! Williamson. Wheeling; W. W. t'rowl.
| .Martins Kerry. ? >.: August Rrot'ups. i
Kollanshee, W. V.. and Charles .1.;
Schuch. of AVheclinsr.
CORONER TO CONDUCT I
PARO INQUEST TODAY j
Investigation of Brutal Murder to Be
Made Before Jury at 2 o'Clock. ,
An inquest into the d<-ath of .Mike'
Paro will bo held at 2 o'clock this ai'l- '
ernoon. Paro. a licnwood foreigner.!
was sol upon and brutally kicked by I
two men at Twenty-Gfth street and Ai-j
ley K on Saturday evening, April 1 1. ]
Physicians who performed an an- i
topsy found that his livor was torn J
in two bv hlows from the foot of one!
of his assailants auninst. his side. ?
Coroner H. I! llobbs this morning
will have a jury of six men sutnmaned
to hear the testimony to bo submitted |
in the inquest. It is said thai the state.]
however, will be unable to have liu?.
jury name the men who are respon
sible for Paro's death in their verdict,
authorities are reasonably sure of the
identity of the assassins.
The inquest will be hold in the crim
inal court room.
SECURED 111 RECRUITS
Large Number of Men Have Been Sent
to Columbus From Here.
Corporal P. D. Cunningham of the
army recruiting station. Rex theatre
building, announced last night thai
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Geo. R. Taylor Coi
Goday We Close at 6
$25.00 and $29.50
For Prime Tailored Suits
That from their appearance and worthiness might have been $32.50 to $35.00 at |p
the least. . ?;
This section of our Suit Range ranks high right now. Many styles, :';J|
beautiful cloths and colors ? and. tailoring of the best.
They are not the non- qualifying members of a loftier group. But Suits ^
selected with infinite care, fullest value, Unstinted variety, and mostly brand ?1
new. x .
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"WOMEN'S
Silk Hose
Uunner breaker hose
that has a stripe below
knee that chucks <i 1 1 gar
ter runs.
IN ALL COLORS,
black and white
$1.50 and $2.00
CHILDREN'S
sr Sox
In plain colors au<I fancy
tops, nil white grounds.
Sizes 41 -j 1o 0' i?.
A GREAT VAWETV OF
STYLES
15c, 25c, 55c
EHAKI-KOOL AND'-?
SATIN VEST FRONTS ' ^
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WITH COLLARS. pg
A reversible model ?
largo square collar withy^fl
frontal pieces giving
waistcoat effect. An at
tractive addition ?
Spring suits ? in natnralv
only ? S2.75 and $5.50.
KfiYKUSIBLK
VEST AND COLLAR
COMBINATION.
Dcvnlopi-tl in blue anil
white and in gold and
white ? liigli capo coll nr.
having a striking sjiortish
effect, made ol' linen.
$2.50 KACIL'
U. S. A. Emblems
Flag Buttons find Pins,
in onaniol. 10c. Jn rhinc
st olios. 25? and 50?.
SWORD PINS ? with
riiamolerl hilt ? jrold plate
or Gorman silver, scarf
pin or bar pin.
25d EACH.
Bag Frames and
Gate Tops ) g
. ?* ??* *y
A goodly collection with ^|f
and without ornamental
stones? in clever device-r-'fj
in green gold arid gold
plate and genuine silver. -
50? and $1.00
SPECIAL SILK BACiS?WEIiE $2.45-^1.85.
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-C'.h
Hats for Tots
Distinction in your chil
dren's lu'julwe.'i v ?
UNh'ERIK. CIIIKKOX.
STRAW RRAIDS AND
STRAW WITH SATINS
All colors :ind so many
shsipcs ?"Hid .pretty trim
mings-.
Range all the way
from 98c to $7.98
RARY (URXKR
.MARK KT ST. STORK.
B INNER CORSETS
in the Spot Light ?
3Jiss Clara's prcsencc brings an unusual
incentive to yon to come and he fitted. Ex
port service avc always have for you. but now
I, he advantage of unlimited experience.
$ 6.00
?S 7.50
SI 0.00
J ?
$12.50
The Week End in Art Dept
50e Cretonne Dresser .Scarfs 39#
9 Sr. I'ii|iic Dresses ? 2 to S years 69#
121 oc Kick-Rack - ? 1- i._ 7 #j
2!)c Tassels ? all colors :.J81C
12' -c Silk Cord and Tassels ? all colors..., 10#
CiniiDKEX'S CHILDREN'S DRESSES ;i
DRESSES SCARFS, CUSHIONS,
Hroken Style, Size and TOWELS, CENTERS, ?'
J'rire lots ? ready made ready embroidered models to
:nul stamped ? sell at -K
AN VOX E? 39# CLEARANCE.
Week End Flier in Notions
25c Children's Supporters ?
4!)c Hrassieres. Trimmed ? __.39#
25e Sanitary Hell 17#
50c Shopping Hags ? ? 29#
MOe 3-inch Helling ? black or ?white 19#
25c Skirl Markers ? 19#
Combination Hair Net and Veil, all colors 10#
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SATUHDAY ONLY
PRICE BREAK IN
DIAPER CLOTH
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27x27
20x40?
22x44
27x54
1 S- INC
22- INC
27-1 NC
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1.110
-?2.25
?&4.00
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jA H ? S9c
.AH? $1.05
,.\ H $1.40
,A H ?$1.59
, AH? $1.75
jA H_--$2.45
10-YAHD
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$1.05
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20x20 ? 1
21x24 ? .^1 .
oOx.'JO ? $2.
18x36 ? $1
2-1x48? $2
PIECES.
20-1 N( II
24-1 NCI I
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.1.1 DOZEN REGULAR.
50 DOZEN REGULAR..
00 DOZEN REGULAR.
75 DOZEN REGULAR
.65 DOZEN REGULAR,.
??f' 1.15 REGULAR
1 .50 REGU jA R
-42.00 REGULAR
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$1.19
SI. 50
-$1.50
.$2.15
. 95< $
_$1.19 ?
.$1.50
during April to date he had accepted!
ill men and iliaj before the end o? |
the month he hoped to swell the num- j
ber 10 lL'f<. Six nun are 011 hand now I
ready tu he seni to the Columbus;
barracks. The Charleston recruiting
office is pushing the Wheeling office!
and may lead in recruiting this month, i
PIKE MUST BE CLOSED j
Portions of National Road Out of Use!
During Repairs. I
Jioad Kngineer \V. u. McCluskoy. {
Jr.. announced yesterday that portions'
of the National pik'- east of the eity ,
will have to be closed while new pav-i
ins on concrete is being laid. The ?'
lirst sec tion to be paved is' from thoi
loot of the pike at Fulton hill to Fourth j
street. Fulton. This work will star:.
May 1. That section of the pike will ?
be closcd then.
RECRUITINGSLUMP
I
Only Three Men Accepted Here by)
Army and Navy Offices.
Three men enlisted in tne service of :
Uncle Sam here yesterday. Two of!
these were accepted by Corpora! P. Jj. j
Cunningham of the United Slates!
army recruiting station, Rex theatre'
building. One man was- accepted by ;
Chief Gunner's Mate Toomey of the;
navy recruiting station in the lleiliyi
building. There were no applicants'
at the marine recruiting station.
POLICE COURT NOTES.
In iMili.-i- court yitstcroay morning. |
John 1; users was lined S3 and costs on
11 drunk charge. Blanche Fowler, white,
and l.uwrenoc T-turper. colored, were
lin^d Sin nti<l *osts each for disorderly
conduct.
Harry C\ Hunter Shows open today, I
Bridge Pank; twice daily. apr-5tf I
Do Y ou Know
You Have l
False Teethll
-
llarillv. if t hoy arc properly made and fitted. False
Ici'th should feel as easy and look ;is pretty a,s natural ones.
By ADVANCE DENTISTRY yvc can replace either a.;
tooth or make you a complete set that will fit you properly
and comfortably,* and he hard to distinguish from natural^
ones.
You uecd not fear having the hopeless ones extracted, v
AVe can do that for von- pleasantly by Ga$j Air or Applica
tion to (iuins.
Save Teeth and Mouey by acting promptly. Consulta-^
tion and examination free. . .
DR. C. M. TALBOTT
DENTISTS
Both Phones. Lady Attendant.
1229 Market Street.
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