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Thursday. June 14. 1917.: STONE & THOMAS The Weather ? Fair.
All Spring Tailored Suits
Vs OFF ? OFF
THIS sale affords you selection from our entire assortment oT Women's and
blisses* Tailormade Suits at a savinir of a third to a hall'. I 'ractieally all our
Cloth Suits (except a few of the lat test arrivals in black and navy blue) are to he
sold at half price, while the Silk Suits and the excepted Clolh Suits are to ?ro at a
third oft; the regular prices. If you have need for a new Suit now is your time ?
I / r\ rr1 Durin? this sale 110 Suits win be [77 Tvt^Ih"
vJxF charged, sent on approval, laid aside yrJ (j?*Jp
or exchanged. _Tbixt noor I ' **
D
AINTY, Inexpensive
Summer Dresses
PaKTTV \\ ash Frocks here in ureat array for the warm weather ? Street Sports
and. Afternoon Dresses of voile, uiu^ham. rice cloth, plain and novelty stripes
and checks, lace, enr.broidery and ribbon triuuninir. These Frocks are in styles that
resemble1 much morc^expeusive Dresses and are the best possible values for the
moncv
$4.98 $5.90 $8,90 $11.85 to $25.00
\ Striking- array of beautiful Graduating, Evening-, Wedding- and Party Dresses of Georg
' ette crepe, net, voile' and crepe de Chine in styles that combine beauty and economy ?
? $9.95 to $25.00
? Third floor J ' 1 1 i
Tee-Klub Card
Tables at $2.50
? - -jy
'TllKSK T?-.- Tl.l i-<
iil'r ;? i ? ?i : it ' :???>-! ;)! ?!
)m?st xuI.'nI.vMi !;!'l "if T Kim!
t Ir.-V ? -? i ; f ! ? ? \\i:it !ir\V i ' ?f k i : : vr
i{fvif?' ;!Mil iiif ii: ? i vi|i ?-i | i > i i ? : .1 -
I'.OVTJ'II > wii1 ill' f''
top? >' i isti ft*. Tills i>
;i *'*;:!? I ? !" *
5 1 : ; ! ? - 1 ? ? ? ? ? : nil* I .,'???? '!iiruv.
"I" ;i ? ? T;! !.!???? ? \f i :i \ ;; h ?s .
.-if ?11.50
? lourth n ->ov ?
Sale of Hair Goods
Continues
"R/f.WY t .* i k < 1 1 u ;i?i
\;l {!?::-?? of "Hi
U'l'vai Zo' - 1 1 i?*t i? ?? i.
V- ll it'll ,*l tl I'ri ?111" i il1 II";*
N "ll. !'???. i*'! II
>A \ t ? i" I )! i > ! i I f >h
i i ; i i i* < msihI-. in i iiis'uTf.-it
sale. I
Pay a fourth less than
the tagged price.
? S^rri ? T'lirtl t loor
Special Purchase and Sale of
Taffeta' Silk
Skirts at ... .
THIS morning wo will place on s;i 1 o ."?0 Silk Dross Skirts, n spe- III
cial purchase at a special price. These Skirts are made ot'
Tafr'cta Sill;, in stripes ami plaids ? an exceptional quality, in cor
rect ienurlis .-hhI latest models? Skirts that arc usual $10.00 values
- -On S;:le Ilcre Thursday
? Third floor
June Sale of Undermuslins
Till-] ?J u in.' Sale of riidrnmislius is a genuine saving
event? an opportunity lor the \vomeu'"""o!s the
irreater city t?> select dainty, lovely , garments at loss
than market <|ii<>tati<>ns. This sale was planned niontix
aiid the oiferinu's are far and away better for the
money than if tho
mrirhandiso had boon
lnuiu'lit 1 1 K*. TTa\ o
! ii >t t ho space to o-o
into (lrtail. hut nirrc
I y u'iv(; 1 1 1 o range of
i i ? * f i i s fi ? r* vol u* infor
mation :
Ni?;ht Gowns from -10c
to
Ccr"3t Covers from 15c
to .S2.(K).
Skirts frcrm 3J)<* to
Drawer.- from 25c to
*2.50.
Envelops Chemise from
13c to ,S5-ttS.
A!m> .Mi.ws' ;i Mil ('hil
tl '< i iiiU'rirarments, rx
TlVt M/.- y;;rn!i'nts. filnoui
Snorts IVttinoats ami
Philippine lutiul-Kmhroid
t'l'i'i I I "i ii tc-:*tr:5 finents.
? Sccctirt floor
I'niv-rsMy i!iirii!?r thf- prison I echini
? ? -ir. ; - .? ???ti "f Mr ati-l Mrs. J. T.
? in c!' ! ? N'-nh Kmni street.
POLICE COURT NOTES.
For ?T??afing a disturbance in a
Fif>n>.- in rti.- ivfl llcln district, Judgo
!t"h S Hon?*?,k?,r i m | ?os?*:l a lint- of .?:? !
and i-osrs upon < " h r i KHIy, a (Ir^fk. |
in i'Oli< ??? court yi\-si?-rdav:
Jnr H?*n:z ?a> :i:i ? ?< 1 ?2<"i f>n a disor
tl'-rly charge.
Unhurt I .ee was fiti'-d ?>"? fur bcinj: !
drunk.
.Albert rook d to b^ a board- 1
er at t"h r? workhouse the :i<'vi i . ? r? tlays, '
fur indulging too freely in drink. ' ' i
Bilious Attacks..
^"hon you have a bilious attack j
your liver fails to perforin its funcj
Hons. You become constipated. The'
food you cat ferments m your stom- 1
arh instead of digesting. This inflames !
the stomach and oausi's nausea, vom- !
iling and a terrible headache. Take j
Chamberlain'* Tablets. They will
rone tip your liver, ( loan nut you: j
stomach and you will soon bo as wHl i
as ever. They only cost a quarter.!
Obtainable everywhere. ? Adv.
;t==t "The Quality Shop" ?
FINAL CLEARANCE
OF ALL
Spring Suits and Coats
Hvcry Cloth and Silk Suit bought for this Spring. Our policy ji? >t t<> rnrry oa-'ci*
one garment is the reason for the Earlv Reduction sale.
12 AND 1-3 OFF ORIGINAL PRICE
New Summmer Fashions
AT POPULAR PRICES
~ ?? ?Tr*r*rn-n C+ TT TTimn
SUMMER DRESSES
Many of th?* simple lmt smart stylos in white
and rr>|??rs ? printed, woven nr embroidery ?
Voiles, liintrhams, Tissue, Orcrandie, Swiss, Linens.
S5.90 to ?24.50
bUJyilYI.Ej.tt DPlJLXVXO
Kxt-cllcnt models ot ( ial>ar<!ines, I 'i? j 1 1 o. Khaki j
ami those beautiful Satin-linishrxl ruaN-ri.-ils. ;ii.so '
i he white with colored fiirures.
$2.49 to ?7.95
LINGERIE BLOUSES
They are of sheer. tine Organdies and .Voiles <>f "-ond quality. They a re in.>et wii.ii \ a I Lare in
new- desitrns. embroidered Or?randi?* Panels a lieautv feature in others. .Many oi' these have lnrjre. deep,
lace-trimmed collars.
9Sc, $1.9S, $2.98, ?3.98, ?5.00.
EVANGELIST HASTENS TO THE
SHERIFF'S OFFiCE WHEN THE
DEPUTIES HUNT FOR HIM.
Commissioner Boyd Orders Him to
Register ? Released Pending a
Decision of Authorities.
Learning that deputy sheriffs wrrfj
hunting Itirn because lu? failed to rog-|
isi or* for conscription and selective |
draft, Iiijv. William Hamilton Jester- j
dav appeared at the oliice of Sheriff
Howard Hastings. He was taken j
before I'ii it ed States Commissioner,
(.ieorge Lloyd. Mr. Boyd directed that
he in- taken to the office of City Audi- J
lor Charles H. Ahrens to go rejiis- j
It-red. This was done and Rev. Hani-j
iltmi was allowed to pending the ;
decision of federal authorities as to j
what action -shall be taken in his case, j
Uev. Hamilton told the authorities i
that he was entirely unaware of the]
requirements of the registration law. j
When lie appeared at th?j sheriff's <
ollice he demanded to know why ?
Deputy Sheriffs Fred Frazier and Earl,
l'edicord had been seeking him. Hej
soon realized what a grave mistake |
lie had made when Sheriff Hastings]
told him that if he was not satisfied,
v. it h the chances he had been given,
he could lie locked up to serve a year
for his failure to resistor. No such
drastic, net inn was taken, however,
and the minister, registered willingly!
as soon as lie ascertained what was;
required of him. !
Mr. Hamilton registered his place j
of residence as No. M Him street,!
Wheeling. He is an evangelist ot the
Church of c.rui and is now the pastor
of the Church of God at McMechen.
Local Ministers at j
Methodist Conference;
Wheeling District Convention Opened'
Yesterday at Pine Grove.
The annual Wheeling district con- 1
ference of the Methodist Episcopal i
church is being held at Pine Grove.
Wetzel county, today and tomorrow j
anr is being largely attended, accord- j
ing to reports from thai place yester-i
day. Several local ministers will ,
leave for Fine Grove this morning !
Dr. J. E. Bird, Dr. J. Hamilton How-]
iird.. Dr. Clarerice ]?*. Allen, Rev. 15. W. ;
Roberts. Rev. M. 11. Cumtnings. Rev. j
Roy McCluskey ami Dr. G. D. Smith,;
of 'Mounds vi-1 It*. Several other mi.i-j
i :ers of this vicinity will leave later
in the day to attend the session. I
The following Is today's program:
Tliuvpclay Morainj-, Jane 14.
R ? J loiuit. !;<? \ . A Miller.
ii !?ii -- 1 Msi'i]i|iuai'y business.
1 1 :0U ? Sermon nr mhlres.s, Hev. J. E.
liird.
Thursday Afternoon.
1 ,-nO- I 'ovoti'.'ii:il. K-v. G. D. S:<:i:p- :
sen.
;> ;nn ? Disciplinary busiiv-ss. . ,
? "Whet ;i Pastor Should !<n->\v
About His Sunday School." I',?v. Milton
K. Kust l.-iek.
S:"0 ? Sermon. Ho v. J. 11. Howard.
4 :t'.> ? Musings.*.
Thursday E renins.
7:45? Sons st-rvo-v. It- -v. M H. Cum
eiinKS.
S : 1 5 ? Sermon. IV- v. C. K. Alkn.
"At she i. 'lose of the Sermon Class
Meeting." Chairman.
TO MAKE PLANS TODAY
FOR ORPHANS' OUTING
Entertainment Committee of Ohio Val
ley Auto Club Will Meet
This Afternoon.
A special meeting of the entertain
ment committee of the Ohio Valley
Automobile Club will be held this af
ternoon at 4:Itn o'clock in the assem
bly room of the Wheeling Commercial :
Association, l'lan.- for the annual or- j
l>hans' outing will be outlined and cv- j
i-rything arranged for the big picnic j
which will rake place at lllaytiey's |
prove, just east of Roney's Point, on j
i he National read, on Wednesday, j
June 20th.
The outing will be in charge of th->
entertainment coinmiitoi. which is]
notnposeil of the following club
bers : Will H. Colvig. chairman: I-M
wanl W. Stifel, A. A. Wheat, Lee C. j
Pa ill I, T. H. Pollock. A. A. Wilson. Hen. i
D. Maxwell and A II. Hoblitzell.
HAWTHORNE AUTO CO.
LEASES TURNER HALL
New Agency, Headed by Arthur Lang,
hans, Will Open Sales and
Equipment Store.
P.v the terms of a lease ,-erordeii
yesterday in ihe County tViun. th?*
Hawthorne Automobile and Kquiptiietit
Company, of which Arthur Lnnghan*
ls the head, secures control of tie- Tur
ner hall building on Norih Market
street. The building will he remodeled
and converted into a garage, displav
and sales room lor the car for which
the Hawthorne company has secured
i he au' iuy.
Th?- lease covers a period of five
years, at a rental of ?o,!Hin for the
term, payabh- j>t installments of
per month. The new hobler> will have
the right to purchase the property out
right at any time within the period of
(he lease for the pi-ice of $lfi.f>uo,
LEAVE SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Deputy Paul Wingcrter Confirms Re
port He Will Make Change.
Paul Wingcrter. chief deputy sheriff
in i he office of Sheriff Howard Has
tings. lust iik-iii 1 1, -.1 firmed the report
llial he ,vill |eji v.- the sheriff'* office
July 1 because of the condition of his
eyes. He will be sure by Wil
liam Robert..on. now chief accountant
in the city t r< asiirer's office. .Mr. Win
gerter further let it lie known that
h" is noi averse to accepiing a police
lieim nancy if the city manager agrees
10 his taking that position.
"I woitid not liiiuk of givinu un my
place witii Slier iiT lla.-iinus," Mr. Win
gei-ter sail! ia-t evening, "if my eves
did not com; .el me to give up thai,
work. 1 1 is titi excellent position and
1 would he onlv too glad to be able lo
siav w here 1 am."
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.
John K. .Mefoy and Margaret Her
vev, both of T-iadelpliia, W. Va.
Jack W. Wenger and Tillie Stem,
both of Pittsburgh. I'a.
Deeds.
W. lier' McCnlla and wife to H. W.
I'.rooks. property in Warwond. ?1" and
ot her v-onsiileration.
Martha A. Rmehart m A S. List, sis
lots in Zaie-'s diicharil addition to
Weeding. Sin and other consideration.
Ceors" W. Van kirk and wife to John
S ,\ | goo. lot iti ?Woodlawn, Sio and
other consideration.
William l-\ Maury and wife to Seru
riiv Trust company, nropeny on South
P<:m street. {|o and other considera
tion.
l-'niir deeds of trust and three release
needs were filed for record in the coun
ty clerk's office yesterday.
i I
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Ctwrl J. Jlopner, Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Private Chapel, 1212 Ohnplta* Stre?t
Call Either Fiona. 357.
S
Buy A Bond That Frees? Do Your Bit jl
Geo. R. Taylor Co.
Store Hours ? 8:30 to 5:30
One Day Curtain Sale? Tomorrow
Strike while the iron is lint ? these "\v i 1 ] 1 evert t" tlieir original markings after tomor
row ? for if tliev tJmi't sell tomorrow at these prices they may as well go back from whence
they came.
Serin/ Curtains Scrim Curtains
21.:'} yards long, with vnl
Scrim Curtains
With two-inch heavy imi
With lace edge and inser- tation cluny edge valance in
a nee. hemmed ready to hang. linn to match; 2 \\ yards eluded with each pair hem
1 1 o-ineh fold with picot edge long, with valance, ready to mcd. ready to hang ? $1.69
and hemstitch ? 80c value-- hang ? regular $'l.f>9 value ? value ?
69c Pair $1.19 Pair $1.39 Pair
Our Suit Prices Outstrip In Many Instances The Usual
Fractional Clearance Prices
SI 2.95 - SI 4. 95 - $19.95 - $24.95 - $29.95 - $34.95
AND IIJUIIIvIv AND INCLUDE ALL THE HIGH COST MODELS THAT GRACED OUR LINE?
SILK SUITS AND CLOTH SUITS? ALL OF THEM.
SPORTS TYPES - PLAIN TAILLEURS - FANCIES
AIRY SHEER BLOUSES
SIM I'LL UK KI.ABulL
TED ? WHITE AND CO LOR? VALUES THAT BRING YOU EVENT
UALLY HEKE FOR TIIE SAVING. -
Sl.no, $1.19, SI. 98, $ 2.48 , $2. 98, S3. 95, $4.95
ItAHKKT STREET CROIW'I) FI.OOR WAIST DEPARTMENT.
The S/urtcttc BLOUSE
lli-rr* is ;i Hliuiso i i h n bosom like plaited
fniiit t li;ii is stun n i n ir ji'nnn ? very stunning
with :i <?(?>! t Mi- suit llish nock and double line
ruff* Fine White \*??iio ?
$3.48
The Shirtwaist DRESS
New Gool Frocks of Tub Silk, in the pretti
est stripes? two-piece, and certain to wash eas
ily ;ind satisfactorily ? Just new ?
At $19.95
Shirtwaist Dresses of Georgette ? $25.00.
BREAK FAST SE IS? In Tasty Designs and Colors
Eaeh m-1 composed 1 1 f half dozen Hemstitched Napkins 14.x14 inches ? rij ? J
1 I I'siiNiiicli.-d Clotii in- (>tixi)G? the designs arc Greek, Laurel, Fleur de ^ _
Lis. Rose and Salin and colorings in pink, gold or blue ? J u?t
CAN Vol' FANCY A MORE ACCEPTABLE CJIPT FOR THIS PRICE?
3 SPECI AL SILKS That Fit Summer s Needs
m:s and plains
Worth
For SI. 39 Yd.
foulards
In Dark Tones
For SI. 19 Yd.
PANNE SATINS
In Glorious Shades
For $2. 95 Yd.
NEARLY :?o M? ?I)KI.S IN I?, k f.\ A NIT C-FJ CORSETS. $1.00 UP. ADD TO THIS THE
I.ADV RUTH "I i; Fl>< ?NT LACER THAT SELL'S AT SI. 50. THE "TAYLOR MAID" AT
M5o AND Till-; SUMMER NET MODELS NOW HERE. HERE IS REMARKABLE
si.'UPE.
Let i s Tell of Real Lin get ie Economies
_\1 m!v va life I assortment. prettier and value-bringing Envelope Chemise at $1.00 than
\ oil would expect. White Skirts at $1.90 a. id 91.19 with lace and embroider}' flounces not
shown irrn-Talh ;ii this price in these mat'-Hais. Night Gowns at $1.00 ? the biggest dollar's
w orili ?.f proiiiiM-ss anywhere. < "aii'UnIrs of .-repp de chine. silk skin and wash satin, selling
here at SI .00 that outshine any of the ordinary showing.
A Children's Standard 35 e Drawer - - 29 e
j j !?? i ) ci;i>ss Pit 'Nil ' T< 01' M* R< ? \\ - L*NR L\ ER^ BODY.
! ?.t
Tnbable Play Clothes for Little Jots
Rompers. Creepers. Play Spits an. I Overalls. m just the right wear-resisting, picfnresrpie
vies, overalls an- 50 C they haw t h ?? hi,.rli jui?l ?.**?! i nsr top. Rompers are 25 C, 59< and 75?.
Play Suits are o9c. t?9c, 75 c and up. Play H its, 25<\ 59c and 69?? and they are washable.
Special Hlii'* and Pink I'la\ Dresses in !. "J ai:d :;-vear. at 39o. Dresses l'or girls of 2 to 14 years?
i iv less priced at 59c.
| MANY LOSE CARDS j
Auditor Issues Certificates to Young !
Men Who Misiay Rcgistra- i
tion Certificates.
Quite a number of voting men who'
c,w|s!(>rc(l la.-i Tu-sday )i:i\o already!
losi i li i ? i r . esiistration ??arils. About'
1 a halt dozen of sin-ii men yesterday .
[applied in Mayer II. I?. Kirk tor now .
J ct'i'i i float os. Duplicate racist ration j
'cards cannot be issued, and on this at:- :
jcoiKit City Auditor I'hnrles H. Ah reus j
lis giving letters certifying th<' regis- j
| traiion of (host: who lose their cards, i
! i: is important that men who regis*.
! t ??r? -d preserv e their < ert ificates. as (
'they may encounter grave difficulty if!
[they are found without them.
| FILL COMFORT KITS j
'Children of Junior Auxiliary Work for'
I the Red Cross ? More Donations '
I . . j
; In charge of Mrs. Samuel Novns, .
twenty-six children of the .lunior aux
! iliary. Wheeling chapter American Rod '
Cross, worked at Red Cross head-!
j quarters- yesterday filllnc comfort kits,
j which will !)<? forwarded to the soldiers
I on The battlefields in l-'.u rope.
The Kim Grove brancii yesterday)
I submitted sixty new memberships,'
] while thirty more were reported from '
l Bethany.
Contributions reported yesterday i
were. s. O. LaughHn. S. !>. 1. li. j
cluh. $i'S ; Mrs. Robert McCahe, $10. j
COMPOUND LEG FRACTURE. j
Arthur Writzel, Negro, Receives Inju
ries in Fairpoint Mine.
Arthur Writzel, HO, negro coal dig
per. v." s >>rn.i^n" to ihr Nortli Wheel-;
?'tig hospital yesterday afternoon suf- j
f-'rinu with compound fracture of;
ji Ii>k its :> ro.siiit of ;i stone fall in t.he !
I'rovidi-ni min<- ;ti K.iirpoint, O., yes-l
frduy forenoon.
It i? no: believed that Writzel re- j
ceived internal injuries.
"Did you ask Florette her age last
niKlu?"
"Yes," Ned replied, "and ehe told it
ripht."
"Well, what did 6he say?" spoke
Tom.
"She paid 'twas none of my busi
ness," answered Ned. ? Browning's
Magazine.
DENTISTRY
The Modern Way
Eefore the pain of an aching tooth
becomes unbearable, is the time our
treatment will give the tooth, and
yourself, most benefit. The earlier a
faulty tooth receives attention, the
iess will be the amount of correction
leeded.
Call or phone for an appointment.
Dr. Worth Paugh
DENTIST
15 Eleventh Street.
Open Evenings 7 to 9.
Bell Phone 1278-B.