The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], April 28, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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SAMPLE SALE!
A now lot of Ladies' and Misses" Sample Suits. Coats, Dresses, etc..
just received from our factory, makes it possible to continue our
Sample Sale Saturday and Monday. This new lot will be placed on
sale at very low prices.
SAMPLE $ 6 .95
SUITS f|2-95
Values up to $30.00
SAMPLE $ 3.95 i
COATS $ 9 95 j
Values up to $30.00 1 T*oi/?3
Sale Commences Saturday Morning at 8:30 A. M. II:
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Sample m 95
Dresses I
$18.50 Values? ' "
Sample $
Dresses
$25.00 Values ?
Sample
Dresses
$30.00 Values
Extra Special
Voile
Waists
Values $1.00
29c
VExtra Special
Smart
Waists
Values $1.50
79c
Extra Special
Dress
Skirts
Values $3.50
$1.89
Extra Special
Taffeta
Skirts
Values $7-00
$3.95
Extra Special
Tailored i
Skirts |
Values S8.00
$3.95 |
jSAT/E WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ENTIRE SAMPLE STOCK IS CLOSED OUT
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W. VA. LEGISLATURE :
(Con tinned From First Paje.) 1
carry on the work for which it was
created, under the direction of and in
co-operation with the council of na
tional defense.
Seventh ? To enlarge the powers of
any state officers to meet any emer
gency arising out of the war or the
conditions resulting from it.
Eighth? To take any action regard
ing The Virginia debt suit that may. in
the judgment o fthe legislature, seem
necessary or that development? in the
n^antime shall seem to warrant,
inth ? To consider and submit to
P people at the next general elec
in a constitutional amendment pro
ving for a state budget.
governor Cornweil has forwarded a
;ter to eacft member of the legis
;ure explaining' that calling the ses
>n almost one month earlier than
had intended to do was made
jcessary by the fact that as the state
w now is, the federal government
.n acquire title to but twenty-five
:res of land in this state, in any one
... ..
armor plate ami projectile plants in j
South Charleston and that !t wants
title to the property immediately In j
(order that work can be started.
He explained that he was includ
ing no general legislation, largely, be-j
j cause more than one hundred subjects j
[had been urged upon him by members!
j of the legislature and others: that to!
I include all or any considerable pari i
lot" them would niea na long drawn out j
(session at an extraordinary time, sol
!t'ar as events are. concerned, and toj
j include only a few would be to dis-J
j criminate.
i So the governor has confined the!
I legislation to actiofi upon war meas-j
lures and the appropriation bill, except i
jthat he added the constitutional!
amendment for a budget system as j
that is a fiscal measure, allied closely
with the appropriations and designed
to effect economy in the public expen-l
ditures.
Harry C. Hunter Shows open today, j
Bridge Park; twice daily. apr2">tf i
Greece hap adopted a standard . I i?i>
that paves half an hour of duylieju and;
brings the nation within the zone of
??astern .European time.
WOMEN'S
SHOES
in every desirable sty
lish material that con
forms to the Spring
vogue ? ^ Crisp, clev
er, new novelties that
lend individuality
without overstepping
the line that distinguishes good from bad taste.
- Combinations of colored kid in the popular
High Lace Boots, Oxfords and Pumps, with the
style features that the smartly dressed woman
will know at a glance as highly desirable.
We will be glad to have you see this attrac
tive footwear at any time.
CORRECTLY FITTED, OF COURSE
W.A.HEIN&CO.
36 TWELFTH STREET.
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The One Thought Now
Get Behind the Flag
Everybody is getting behind Old
Glory and everybody wants to show
it by wearing the Stars and Stripes.
See Our Windows
for a full display of Allegiance Em
blems in Flags, Shields, etc., lapel
buttons and pins, gold and gold filled
from twenty-five cents up.
J. B. BAUM CO.
Diamonds Watches " Jewelry
! DEADLY FIRE-BLAST
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| (Continued from Page Oue.) j '
The le-lmci squads whi-h re-eiiteC'l !;
the mine all i-V t tirsi group <>!' tin- j '
| protected i'. sen- i s bad Imm'm forced ,
j ivtreat h:nl I'l'iii i rj? ? ? ?? I ? main slope ?
a distance i ? I !'????{. Irt I ? - tonight. .
ICviib-nee >?(' u ??Nplnsion was found ;
at I. "tin f<-et. Inn i hi-r?- was ii" trace ? ? I" 5
tlii- men. !
ItuniKi's current ili:tl ili'- explosion ?
I was ihf r? siiH of a i -I. ?? w--r.- discount- , '
? ?el l.v i-nuilMMy ??It'l. ials. wlm pointed Hill
jlll.al the mill- was known as a "SMS j'
iiiini-," ami thai a similar explosion had :
occurrcfi in t :? I i'nm|iaii\ ? ? ff i ? ? In I >= ?
stated tliitt tin- i \|'l"Sii>ii was slight i: ml
thai I hi* greatest ? I : ? iiji i * s* 10 tin- lili'li |
was I' nun tire ami soi"k?-. !
I . Ninety ni" tin- 1-tit'imlii-il mi-'!! -v -!??? |
i-oiil il usi-i's, the "th'-rs 1 1- ? 1 1: u compan;.
officials. Ui-siiii-s jh<- rescue squads it'-,
: lie Victor-American ? < ? i u | 11 ,i in 'i.is-'
linns canyon. n-sriii rs w i-? ? ra!li-d : rum '
thi- i 'olorado l-'tii* I ami I r< >n i -onipntiy's ?
camp. just in ri'ss the iiill from the j
Hastings inini\
Tin- Hastings inim is twenty .ni!es
J frmn Trinidad. Tin ? mim- normally ? -ti t - j
ploys about 1 ?!? men I" a shit't and has)
a capacitv ? ?t" 1.000 t"iis a dav.
FRENCH MISSION
(Continued from 2*irst Pigre.)
Washington newspaper correspondents
during tin- day.
Stay Prolonged.
"Gentlemen," he said, "I have made
temporary arrangements tiiroug!i!
which 1 shall In* ab'.r to receive you!
twic?> a day. Yon may ask me qiies-t
I lions about ilu? thing* you want io|,
knowvand I will with discretion answers
all that I can. You must understand'
that wr are in tin- hands of the Uniunll
plates govertnent ami what your gov- 1
^?rntmnt .wants us to do we will do." j
|j Hi1 described in detail the objects:
I of the mission as understood when it ?
left France, adding that since the at-J
rival here there had been a change in |
j the program and thai the subjects un- j
| dor discussion -now were considerably;
i broader than ii had been am icipated j
they would b'*. For that reason, he!
[said, ii was probable that Hie mission |
would have jo remain in Washington I
I longer titan it had expected. He d.*
j scribed the (tin across the Atlantic and
I again said lie wished to extend on
i behalf of the mission iis gratitude in*
jibe reception received upon the ar
| rival 'ti llamptcn Jtoads and in Wash
ington. "\\'i. havi- come lo the nev- j
I world.'' In- said, "to face it new si: un- !
I lion, and if we are not prepared to do!
| all the things we might do, it is he-!
j cause we let'i France so hurriedly." 1
Navy an Eye-Opener.
M. Ilovelauue described the visit of!
I he tnissinti to an Aetnerican warshij)
at Hatnptnn Koads, adding:
I "We had no idea that you had such
| a magnificent navy."
i Speaking again of the welcome ac
! corded the commission, lie said: "We
i have been told thai Washington was
manually the coldest city in the United
j States and that New "York was the
warmest. I1' Washington has been coid
in tis I suppose we will b" incinerated
I when we gel to New York, for we are
! going i here."
It wr*. said today >thaf the mission
had determined io go as far west ?.s
Chicago and thai it was certain Phila
delphia. Valley Forgo, New York and
Boston also would he visited. If there
is opportunity visits also may he paid
St. Louis, Kansas C'iiv and New Or
leans.
; Sunday the entire commission wilt
i board the presidential yacht May
flower and go to Mount Vernon.
M. Viviani will deliver an oration
at the tomb of George Washington
and Marshal .loffre will place upon it
;i bronze palm similar to that used to
decorate the graves of soldiers in
1 France.
MACADEMY minstrels
ONE ROUND OF FUN
Many Features Are to Bo Introduced
Management Announces ? Blues
Will Bo Scared Away.
Features galore. witty jokes. and pa
froitie demonstrations are to-be Intro
duced in the M academy dub minstrels
jut the I'ottrt. Monday night. The man-'
j .??geiuciit promises to sway the audience
| from tears lo laughter and the worst
I ease of blues won't survive a minute.
Tickets may 1 1" secured at the Court
j or from any in?-iiib>-r of the club.
I AMERICUS CLUBBANQUET
! At Pittshurph Last Nig- lit Attended by
Tlvo WheeUng- BubIhoss Men.
I'atriotism and enthusiasm tnarked
the haiinuet of the Ainericus club of
Pittsburgh iit the William I'enn hotel
last night. More than eight hundred
men attended, and the principal ad
dresses were made by .Itidge i>nrge Or
lady of the state supreme court and
lieorge W. Perkins.
Wheeling business men present in
cluded A. B. I 'ax I on. Howard llazlett.
.1 1 1. Hollo way, John Duncan and 11. C.
Ogden. _
Noted Educator Urges
Training of Young
Mothers in Schools;
MOKE THAN 300,000 CHILDREN DIE
ANNUALLY THROUGH PARENTS' j
IGNORANCE.
Dr. P. Claxtoii, U. S. Commissioner
of Education, Glvos Interesting Loc- i
ture in Hiffh School.
'Dint SOn.ftftO children ?>e|o\v six yf?r<. ;
sili. .i. | aire. die annually through i?n;?r- ,
nnri' of the mothers. was a <1* clarai nn
u|" J<r P. 1' ClaxMii. t'nited Stales com
missioner <?!' education. .<'1' Washington;
1 1 in an address 1 ?'? I ? *!"? ' members "i
i lii? Oil v Teachers' jisso.iat ion in In*;!
llich school aiKlit-Tjiun list t? iulu . 'lis
a national crime." !i>* said. " I hreo hun
dred thousand children dyini,- annually. .
needlessly. Suppose some lorclpn I ??*;
h. va.l. I'll,' shore Kill J
children. Draft would not i?* neccssao ,
to raise an armv t ? ? drive- 1 hem away. !
"It's iunoratice en inir part I hat per- > ;
mils this annual death ami the child. :l
Tin utsa nils of children liolwirii the ag"3 ,
<>f s|\ tu twelve years contract a dis-i|
ea??. that smnet ilnies brings an iintim - j
I v ,r?i. others carry it with thorn
ilirouuh their lives. They are useless,
to the community." i
I if i Max ton urged the addition "f the
course of study reirardim: child en re to j
the curriculum of our schools. '
the mother the proper fare of her child.:
Teach i lie hoy civic sanitation. W
would then, huve less deaths of ''hihlr' U i
helow the school ,'lKe. lit school. if tile
child is fortunate enough ao live loner ;
enough to K''i there, tin results of the
t eaoiiers' trainlnt; depends almost en- 1
! ircly upon what the mother has done,
for the chilil." ,
The nuiiiher of hours a child is In
school approximates ".ilnn. I >r. I'lavtoni
saiii. It is out of school 177. fl"0 hours I
during the period it is reunited to ?o toj
school. The lirst six years of t h ?- 1
child's life is empty, and it ils the most |
vital part. At. ihis time it us determin
ed whether the child is to In die.
I .a st night's lednre was the last of I
I ho teachers' lecture course. It was
attended hy several hundred teachers cl"
the Wheeling district.
IIS BRIEFS
?The Y. M. C. A. will join with j
nihor national associations in t ho so- i
rial betterment and gospel service 1
work anions t h r> soldiers. Locally the j
V. M. C. A. is find ins; a good neld at
llie National guard camp.
? Richard Koscoe, former Wheeling !
bov of Hritisli Isles birth, hns gone lo ;
Franco with the Two Hundred and:
Kishth Irish-Canadian Overseas bat
talion from Toronto. ?> I
?Plans haw b?en completed for |
i lie co mine of Miss Fleanor Stafford |
Millar of the Moody Hible insiiiuie. '
whb will hold a series of nicotines dur-j
ine two weeks in May uuder the aus-j
pices of the V. \\\ C. A.
? It is likely that several local real
est at* men. including H. 11. Tucker. I
Kccretarv of the Wheeling real estate j
hoard, will attend the annual meetingl"
ui the National Real Estate Men's as
sociation in Milwaukee, Wis., July,|
24-27. !
? An order of dismissal was entered
vesterday in federal court in the bank-,
ruptcy matter of Michael Mahou,;
Wellsburg contractor. i
? Slew Nick, convicted recently of i
violaiinu the Yost law. was released,
from jail on an order from Judge Rob-,
in son yesterday. Nick is said to be j
seriously ill. t
? Yesterday was the anniversary ot.j
the pinkinc of the river steamer Sul-;
i ana near Memphis. Tenn.. while car-:
rving hundreds of union soldiers to
i be south during the Civil war. Late :
liithens and Thomas Moore, two
Wheeling survivors, celebrated the .in-!
uiversary. J
? Ten building permits, chiefly for;
minor repairs, were issued this week :
by Building Inspector .1. .T. Fahev.
WELFARECOMMITTEE CHANGES.!
Two changes have been found nec
essary In the house committee for.
Child Welfare Week, which will be ob- ,
served in Winding from April 29 to :
May Mrs. A. A. Wheat, has found '
it impossible lo serve because of her,
duties on other committees, and in lier ,
stead Mrs. Harry Ebberr has been .
assigned. Mrs. Daniel While has also j
been added to this committee.
"An American citizen army would not:
f our asphyxiating poses of any enemy."!
"Why so?" j
"Every voter has smoked campaign '
cigars and survived." ? Boston Express. '
Have a complexion
that everyone admires ;
Don't envy a pood complexion, have
one. Each time you cleanse your face I
with Resinol Soap you give it a " beauty !
treatment" with the soothing, healing ,
Resinol medication. If aided, in severe j
cases, by a little Resinol Ointment, this !
usually leaves the complexion naturally |
clear, fresh and free from pimples, red- j
ness, roughness and blotches.
Rgsinol Soap j
and Resinol Ointment are sold ]
by ail druggists. Try tktm \
and see how beneficial they I
arc, not only (or thei skin but j
for the hair as well. I
t_ j
Your
Family
Will Like
Elgin
Print
(displaces butter)
38c
a pound.
Try it on
YOUR TABLE.
Wei mer
PACKING CO.
Steel Bridge Corner
^ "GRIEST SELLS FOR LEAST" "GRIEST SELLS FOR LEAST" <g|
1| SATURDAY-and-MONDAY-SPECIALSisi
PATENT MEDICINES
$1.00 Pinkham Vegetable Com
pound - 68c
$1.00 Hyphophosphites Tonlc.75o
50c Philip Milk Magnesia 35c
25c Sal Hepatica __17c
$1.00 Nnxated Iron ? ~ 69c
50c Anode Tablets 39c
25c Cascarets . ..? ...20c
17o
67 c
39c
22c
2oc. Bromo Seltzer
$1.00 Peruna
50c Rheuxna ...
35c Fletcher's Castoria .
50c California Syrup Figs 34c
50c Quart Cans Liquid Water
Glass 33c
YOUR SYSTEM
NEEDS IRON
Po.mg1n Tablets contain easily dl
gps-ted Iron and other valuable In
gredients which simply force the
system to accept Its strengthening
and building properties, replacing
the -worn-out tissues and multiply
ing the red corpuscles of the blood.
Thin. paJe, nervous people grow
strong and fat, and those without
vim, vitality and ambition soon
tingle all over with pood health and
the Joy of living.
Buy Them This Sale Q Q
Regular $1.00 Boxes Ou C
INSURE YOUR
GOOD HEALTH
I \
Without which good looks are im
possible by keeping your blood in
proper condition. If you are run
down try a bottle of our beef, iron
and wine. It makes rich red blood
right from the .start And if your
blood haa become sluggish from
any cause our sarsaparilla or cel
ery compound will purify it and
send it pulsing through your veins
again.
$1.00 Druna Beef, Iron and
Wine 59c
$1.00 oarsparilla Compound... 79c
$1.00 Celery Compound 79c
TOILET GOODS
60c Pebeco Tooth Paste. 34c
25c Kolypos Tooth Paste 19c
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder 19c
35c Lerice Peroxide Cream... 23c
50c Poropelan Massage 35c
25c Pond's Vanishing Cream.. 19c
50c Q-Ban Hair Color
Restorer 39c
25c Calocide 1 19c
25c Tiz 19c
Use Druna Foot Powder for
real foot comfort ..20c
ANSCO CAMERAS
and Speedex Films
"GIVE BEST RESULTS."
All your care in obtaining good
exposures is in vain if the film is
not properly developed and print
ed, Bring your rolls here for
"EXPERT WORK."
We develop all roll films free
when we make your pictures.
?48-HOUR SERVICE?
IVORY SOAP
6 Bars, 24c
MARSH
BIG HAVANAS
4 for 10? ? $1.25 Box.
80c Value
WHOLE BRAZIL NUTS
Dipped in Pure Cream.
SPECIAL, 39< POUND.
V
60c Value
Chocolate and Bon Bona
assorted; very fine.
SPECIAL, 29? POUND.
All Makes
CHEWING GUMS
, 3 Packages, 10^
$1.00 Value
RUBBER GLOVES
69^? Guaranteed.
$1.50 Value
S Y R I N G E S and "
WATER BOTTLES
Special, 89d ? Guaranteed.
$2.25 Value
COMBINATION SYRINGE
and WATER BOTTLES
SI. 50? Guaranteed.
SAFETY RAZORS
All Standard Makes.
SHAVING LOTIONS
SHAVING SOAPS,
POWDER, ETC.
RAZOR STROPS, old styles.
AUTOMATIC STROPPERS
For Safety Blades.
We also Sharpen all makes
of Razor Blades.
? All Work Guaranteed ?
|| "GRIEST'SELLS FOR "LEAST" 1 125 STREET
Ph
?' "GRIEST SELLS FOR LEAST" "GRIEST SELLS FOR LEAST"
7 his Is the Stove Thai
i
Eliminates Guesswork
.
Don't trust to luck in Cooking or Baking, with the
consequent result of an expensive and discouraging fail
ure which is bound to happen wherever the temperature
of an oven is guessed at.
I Think of the satisfaction and advantage in know
ing that your oven is regulated to attain perfect
9 bread baking heat, when you intend to bake bread,
and that it will never exceed or fall below that heat,
no matter how long it is left unattended.
This same tiling holds good for pies, cakes, bis
cuit and roasts, when you are using a Direct Action
Range, w;ith the Automatic Oven Heat Regulator.
a The special construction of a Direct Action Oven,
I along with the Automatic Regulator, makes it possi
1 ble to cook an entire meal in the oven, all at one time
I ? as many different dishes as you can crowd in ?
without, any intermingling of taste.
By adjusting the Heat Regulator you can arrange
for this meal to be finished in three, four, five or six
hours ? in other words, to cook itself while you arc
awav.
*
This is duplicating the work of a tireless cooker,
besides giving you ail the advantages of a superior
gas range.
Direct Action Ranges are made in nine different
sizes and styles ? ;thc table ranges are made with the
ovens on either the right or left hand side, to fit your
kitchen.
WARWOOD COUNCIL
Passes Drastic Dog Ordinance Last
Night ? Cliaaffos Meeting1 Time.
Wat-wood Council last niKht. passed :i
lrastic dog ordinance, which, bo.?i<le.s
levying a tux op all canines, prohibits j
their running at." large. A dog will not |
he allowed on the streets unless aeonm- i
l>an.ving Its o wtieer. An ordinance was j
passed changing the meeting ni^ht of ?
i-ouncll from the first and third Fridays ]
r?f each month lo the first and third ,
Thursday nigh is.
In the absence of Mayor Montgomery, j
who was prevented from attending l>e- j
cause of illness, Uecurder John Mitch- !
idl acted as mayor and t'harles W'els
han.s acted as recorder.
WERE DISORDERLY
Jack Schafor ami Nora Sehafer were |
"having n high old nine" i what??vr [
>??1111 Moran means by thati down in tie- ?
Fifth ward yesterday evening when I'm- j
trolman Moran happened in. Officer ;
Sum decided such actions were forninst I
i if peace and dijrnity of the cltv. so be 1
called the patrol, dumped 'cm in an<1 ]
took 'em to hvad'iuarlers, ?
"increase yoor crops
By using only sucli seeds as we sell at
"headquarters for seeds," and forcing them
by a liberal use of fertilizers, of which we
have a car of the various grades on track on
which we would be pleased to quote you at
a very low price.
Everything in Seeds and Garden Tools.
Only Store with Absolute New Stock
Dairymen's Association
1048 Market Street. Three Stores. Both Phones.
J. W. WIELER, Manager.