The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], June 16, 1917, Page FIVE, Image 5

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M7Hli\K OF IT! ?i HEN, ACT QUICKLY!
40 SUITS, $5.9
FORMERLY PRICED j
AT $15.00 AND $20.00
Plain colors and shepherd checks. Every suit is a crisp, new style lacking
none of the smart details that distinguish t lie Summer tailleur of 1917. Prac
fcicalh" all sizes will he met in the grouping.
?
Cool Dresses
? AND VERY FASHIONABLE
? ot Gingham
The very most attractive colorings
for the. morning, street and utility wear.
See a few of their smart styles in the
large Main Street window.
$5? $6.50-57.50
ALL 1
CHILDREN'S \ Reduced
COATS
ALL
SILK IVo OFF
SUITS
WOOL
JERSE Y 0 OFF
SUITS
ALL
CLOTH]1 / q QFf
SUITS J / ?
Many Coats Greatly Reduced
Not Substitutes? but Genuine
Kayserft'S \
"NO SHORTAGE OF GRAYS"
Kayser's- Silk (Jk>v<\s ? tin: he.-t ? ? 1" all
? tin? quality supreme. Short lengths
in black, white, u'ray and colors. 60^
upward.
Lciiq: crloves in black and white, up to
81.50. ' ?
I ! !
Be-Ribboned! I
Yes. every woman and miss may he
bo-ribboned at a savings c?L" many a
pretty penny, for we've several thou
sands of yards of fair and line Warp
print. Rroeade, Taffeta. Satin. Faney,
I 'laid and Striped ribbons in l> to 11
im h widths, that are regularly worth
40c to Sl/50 a yard, now
25c up to 79c Yard j
EXTRA SPECIAL
FEATHER BOAS
Tn all the wanted plain colors and
in combinations of same, mostly duo
toned. Very appropriately worn now.
? OF BAT IS IE
?OF LINEN E
?OF S WISS
Q\
Y*ii??
blur,
dnrinu"
12 SMART STYLES? 34 io 46 SIZES
iit'* an euuauin::' sale ?>t' Shirtwaists* ;ir a price uncommonly low. The
aiv In white ami stripes: the Swisses arc embroidered in pink and in
Tin' Lineups aiv plainly tailored. All in all, a very fetching lot to be sold
the wakeful hours of Saturday.
Rotary Ties for Rotarians 50c
'[' ;ii!'l trim wash ties with the Rotary symbol emblazoned in distinct color contrast. The
quality ??:" rhcsc ii*"1- will stand them in good stead when frequent tubbings become necessary.
Twelfth >1 reet window display.
French Cuffed Shirts? Extra!
Of tiiat delightful quality Madras and Anderson Ginghams that find instant appeal with
all men who consider their vest-off appearance and physical being when Old Sol gets on the job.
The prettiest stripes and checks that have passed this way for many a day. Ail in negligee style,
and in sizes 14 to 17, inclusive. $1.50 and $2.00. \
Looks as tho' men were telling each other about our Men's Shop! Its business keeps grow
in? steadily, surely, day by day.
?ml1
WILL MAKE SURVEY 1
OF CAMBRIDGE ROAD
VICE PRESIDENT ROBINSON AND
IECSETA1T KOSXiITZZUiZi TO
GO INTO OHIO.
"Will Ascertain Best eDtour for Motor- !
ista In 01 d"Wa*hl*jrton Section
of National Pike.
Vice President C. A. Rnbifson ?. rxi
Secretary A. H. Hoblitsel of 'the- Ohio
Valley Automobile club, with probably,
other officials of the organization. will
leave the latter part of the week for nnj
official survcv < >i the National rond he- ;
tween here and folistnbus. O.. to K?t !
authentic information relative to the;
bejt fleto'.tr route In the Cambridge anil
Old Washington. O.. visinltv. where ex-'
tertsive repairs of 11 miles are being,
made to the National ptke.
There have he.-n a number .of con
flicting reports circulated recently rela-j
tive to th* h<^?t detmir route to be taken j
and the officials will make a careful sur-l
i
vey if tho situation. They will also
m.-ik'-' a survey of the. road conditions
between hero and Columbus for Wheel
ing district motorists and tourists who
arc to travel in that vicinity.
CONTINUE DISCOUNTS
Wheeling Electric Company Will Al
low Discounts on Bills Paid To
day Because of Fire.
Because of the fire which destroyed
the garages at Sixteenth and Eoff
streets yesterday afternoon, interfer
ing with the business of the Wheel
ing Klectric company, the regular dis
count will ho allowed on all bills paid
at the office today before 5:30 p. m., it
was announced last night.
ARRAIGN YENSEN TODAY.
Waltr Yensep. will bo arraigned be
fore Judge Alan H. Robinson in crim
inal court this morning to answer to a
charge of non-support. He Is at lib
erty on $300 bond.
CASTOR I A teitodrm-a
ln Use ForOver30Years ?t
'Exams, Will Be Held |
Next Monday Morning
At Wheeling High School for Students
Who Expcct to Enter East
ern Schools.
Colles^ entrance examinations,
?which will be for the benefit of those
tfiud'-nt.H who are planning to enter
certain eastern colleges next fall, wili
commence at the Wheeling hieh school
'building next Monday morning at :i
o'clock. The examinations for t hi.
Isection will be under the supervision
iof Principal H. H. Johns of the high
jschooL
The examinations, -finch are under
| the control of the college entrance ex
lamination board of New York city, are
? for 'those students who are graduates
! of schools in tho Norihern and C'en
!tral High School association and who
j intend to enter certain colleges in the
east which require these examinations
to be taken.
CHURCH BULLETIN ATTRACTS. :
The Second Presbyterian church of
this city for some weeks has be si pub
illshing a very attractive patriotic inii -
jh-tln which has excited much eonipu
jrnentary comment.
On the front page Is found a lar::<
colored American 11. ig accompanied,
j with the mottoes: "For Our Moy:-.
"For Our Hirls," "For Our Country,' j
!"For the World."
i The second page contains a n?ii <>f 1
honor bearing the nam* ?-= rind ;
dresses of all the ynung it" n of
church who haVe offered ? m > ir ;
! to their country by enlis;
j The bulletins have h* ? n *1 js ? rihu: e.J
in the various hotels and teauy nf :hi
i guests with whom they f n;?i?l |;r. (.i j
, have mailed them to si.cir mil of-to'v;-, j
.friends.
i RECRUITS SENT TO COLUMBUS, j
Six army pcnii's v.-n- .--vt so i!i.|
Columbus. O . l?ai:.t?K y-erdny.
They sire;
Raymond L. Evrus '<<?. t ; . ??? : ;
teonth street V.'nlntn \ lli!i\ ? >r |
No. 30 Thirl- ? ii
kios and Kr:?nk let* ? I'- *h .>j Iv eif: , j
and Chaplin-.- s*ie? t.-. .irinv > 'i. Will
ton of I > j o 2 -.iii> !'r .nit 1 |
French of Sniii li field. \V. Va. ?
EVANS ALE
Ah Ideal Summer Drink.
Non-alcoholic. A great thirst
quencher. A trial will dc
liszht you and make you want
for more.
IS1/, c Bottle; SI. -10 Dozen
FLAGS FREE
\Yc have a few mure of
those nice muslin and silk
flags that Ave aro giving
' away Free with a purchase
of a sack of Behrens' Best
11 our ? $2.15, md I pound
of Perfection Blend Coffee ?
2-S?. Old ( j lorv should fly
from every home in the coun
try. (lot yours now, free.
1 Phone your order for
Homo "Baked. Bread. Pies,
Cakes, Rolls, etc. If you
have not tried these products
you'll thank us for railing
your attention to them.
H. F. Betas Co.
2217 Market Street.
Branch: Wcodsdale.
| Baking- Dept., 2350 Chapline.
Everything
For the Office
Loose Leaf Ledgers
Loose Leaf Price
Books
Filing Cabinets
Blank Books of All
Kinds
Diaries
Give Us a Call.
Perry
<V
Stationery
39 TWELFTH ST.
and ? kindred ailments.
Thoroughly eliminate
poisons from the body.
Trained attendants for
ladies and gentlemen.
Si rat ford SpriYigs
Hotel ?
Wheeling, W. Va.
Bell 1596. Nat, P. V. 155.
fin * bbowwmbbbwp
Hand Tailored
Suits for
Men
are gTeat for sum
mer wear. Come in,
select yours now.
C. Hess & Sons
| 1321 Market St. |
FOR SALE-Pnn&ass Theatre
Cojii'ilPto outfit ? Mnrlrvsr Picture
p*"/9ct coa<HTi*?; offered fct .
.-:i? *.!?.?:> .'i arst cost.
Main St.
? i-.-.. . i i ii ? *<
Marriage Licenser.
Wiiliam I i.i ri i? > ami Mari-- fii'dford
lioili o! i :. n v. tinii. \V. ?'.!
Ludlow I rk t-r. .Ir , ni Xrv. perl, Ky.,
and Laura IWry. <>! W ;?????!: nt:.
Deeds.
i , : \ '?>! i:' !'? Siv-im am! Iiu-band to
It. 1 !:??!: . ? >| ???;?: ; iri J. shirty di.?
trirt: >1" anil i.ajn-r roa.-;.l' ration.
Deeds of Trust.
I i?l| r liiii'l- i>i' J!-'! i ,ll!ii llllVe V
N a.-i ii : ? -it - ** i !"? !i !r-.j for record yes
CONTEST EXPECTED.
Will cf the Late Ella Dunn Offered
for I "rebate Yesterday.
Tha: .i 1 1 tin i\ ! or ; if- ;vill of iho
Kli : I'iiia. >?! W'o-t Lih?Tiy, will
"? iii. uji- \? i > ; : ?.?::<???? t * !i ?? dom
?ir-i'.i -A.i.- if:.-: * i .or prohai* in ihr
roi;:i!y I 'l.i.'i : day. Tb?"> will, dis
!i'?>iu.; ? -i;'.i'i;i tv;a;i-, b^
?l !!*?;? ' lis on ?? only r Is * sum of
Tim W. -i Liberty normal .school
l)"f|iifa" io'il a m-joiI sunt ?>!' money.
CA'NNOT USE SLAG.
? >>un'y commi-'j-ioiM'-rs ?*-rr!:i y ad
?};?? road ronrratsnrs that they
*.\ ; ; ! !Mit j .? ?! :n i ! ri* . ::b?T inj; ion of sin,;
;.-.r ;-and aivl craf-l in ilio pnvinc of
:v!?;op;iI ro.'iJ at I'uJion. I'hr con
i rartor- had romplainrrt ? bat t h?\v aro
una b'.*" to oi"i!'t* and gravel fast
? nou^h for ; !;e work.
DETAILED DETOUR -
! OF NATIONAL ROAD
OVER WHEELING HILL!
I i
KOXTTE TO BE TAKEN" WHILE ROAD
IS CLOSED rOE SXTENSIVE
&E7AIXS.
! Autolsts Advised to Take Only Rout* i
Laid Dovm by Club for
I Safety.
! fl'Ti: is the authentic detail tour route
Mi. I while ihe N'ntional road
'.vr I'.'ae.dtnsj hill is closed on account
' "i' ??.v'vnsivo repairs being made. as fur
i insh'd ? !n?t cvcninc bv Secretary Hob
i.f the Ohio .Valley Automobile
! .-Jul..
I .??? vi rt(5r 'be Market auditorium at
' Kb M'tiiii p ltd Market streets In ffotn;;
' I'V.-r ih'ti r"Ute take the following
J . nlirim;
? in r.fiiuh '>n Market street to sixteenth
Mri M " : t mine. Turn left on .Sixteenth
j:'r<?t with trolley. Follow irnliey
? strairht ;ibe;.il n:i I ri n ic slightly lo
j left ..ii a.-phalt. f.'in.s under tramway,
i . nut miurtL' xtraiirhi ahead. Trolley
! loavi-s ?(> nebht. I'lefc up netv trolley
'and t'ollnv .-Jiiurt t>. I foot of hill.
I ' In i?- ? ? ri? <?;'??* ali' ail v.t'h d?ubl?
| tn.iiey iraeks |n 1 f'ti r-ii.irp turn to
. r l?l.i Hi r.*i ipiil iileid v.ith single trol
] !??? Ira. miniedintely jinssinK over
. <?!??!. !.(.'!?? . IMS.*' under It. P.. viadurt
;.ii bad ' iiv ! I'p grade benrlnR 'o
I rlffbt an>l i ruiiMiii; U. Ii. trncic on ?nia'l
, ?|.-p.-?iii 0, S eurve immediately ahend
!'>>???< it ? i.rld!?e into .-'e.-ond ?:tr>"-o:,
J Fulton. . fij. I i.lb.W trolley two S'l'MfM
i.. I ** ? 1 1 1 ? I . ? ?r?<-i ;? turning abrupt.lv
'<? I'fi <i p Mn/.il '?:r: ide leaving troliey.
i!r,.| i ornT. t'" ' low and .sound Ii?. ri>
Turn tK'bi miix ' :? ' lorm 1 road 1:01 and
I t
r..n,.- ird wb:t- atid blue b-.nd* on telo
ad l:.t?-rs"et ion."
'?i'lriKt'in fa Si, --Sr"'d limit
i "llf I I ?? If il!.- ? I Id be taken by mo
t>. V.h?ei!'i|{ from the |
NATION-WIDE MARINE
| CAMPAIGN ENDS TODAY
' Local Recruiting Station Locks Nine
I Men ^of Rescuing Allotment of
Twenty Recruits.
(init ial ? < ? w :T from" \V a s h i n s ton to
'tin' effect that, men past tne age ol
' i'i seat.' lit.tv eiilisi in the marine sei
iv'ici- was rciVj veil by Sergeant i-reder
ieks oi iln* le.ral redlining
iierday. l.'p to th..- present ihe had
'ben L'u years lor acceptance in inc^
|M With bui one day left in the national
1 campaign fur J.OOu additional nianneb
hv loniulit. yesterday
brought Wheelieig \s total up ^c.'^on
I;,en. and as this city has boon a Ho' lied
L'ti num. chances iiv nui tue hi ???' ? '
,n reaching that number. Hovtvu,
?rrcpani Fredericks is optimistic be
lieving thai, the nine n.-n ne'eded to
brins the pre?. '.it inial to -0 * 1 1 1 ,
enlii-tfd h> lonlght. ^ esterdaj \\ ,il
liam .Jennings Br>nn Towles oi th b
,itv ami W. I <? Mallei I of Mound^vill*
were t.cei*. -d at u"< local oitit-e and
! win b,. sent in ritishurgh this moni
! n : Fn ill tb. re Ili-v will go to Pnila
' deiiihia Joseph Kavesky. another
ratlnV ,.-cn ? m at'" If*? 'ff>
vrith i be above two mtti. . HC wab ac
(?eritcfi la si Tinir.-da y.
, It si ems as iboiigh the roung men
of litis vieliiiiv do uoi realize the w ?
tierfui advantagf? thai the n.? in- a
\ ir.? ha> over tbe oilier braliehen of |
p e r v i i ? e Th< odore Rno^eveit. W iliiani |
1 loward Tali. Arthur T. ili'dley. nreM- )
dent of Vale university. Joseph Dan
iel- -.eer -iiirv <u tin* na\.". and othei ,
f- imoiis 'men "?>i the i i.untry reootn-jJ
me-nd the marine < orps and encouragft |
boys to enlist in this sorvlco. ?
MINISTERS WILL HOLD
! ANNUAL PICNIC MONDAY)
terlal tjtilo*.
! The ann-i.tl .-u:inV and j?!?-nio ^ ,
m 'mv.i-v u Hi'- ul" !
,, ,\?i. !,,!:? ;? af-rn..on unu '
? , n ? . ? ,:t K I " ? 'i'i'" Wiw.-s and ? bil- ,
ti, tt r, v. til ah- *?>????.
.Mibois jsb no formal l;> - 1
b . arran^-ii. .-o vrrnl tuf
pri'-mpi ti eidr..-? w:U ?'??>?? ;U-'1 a
n- :m 1 I tine- . \;.eete,J.
alleged bootlegger.
Picked Up by Constable Suckle on j
State Charge ? Gives Bona. j
A man giving the name of Halnh
Auerbrnt v.as airested yesterf.ay by
i 'o-siitbl" .l>>!tn Sit' kle on a charge oi
seit'riL'. wi,i -k-.-y. Squire H. ti. liobbs
ieli-ased i tie prisoner on bond in the
-nai of 5 'i'i" to appear for a hearlus
i Wednesday evening of nexi week.
ONE NAVY RECRUIT.
I At navy recruiting station yes
lerdav oniv one man ?as accejued foi
th, -erv icc. alt bougn two were rejeei
;' i during I no d. y. William Och sitc
. . 1 1 in passing the required exams
Vesterdav and will L" .eent to Puts
Inirga. w'nere he will receive the llnal
ilest? stinie lime today.
j Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
I Members of the senior swimming
i I't-s-'s received their regit. ar bi
wi'e'ii". les.-nn.- i:i 1 1 1 ? ? an of swimming
en tie Mite supervision of Fro. Milcr ? m
the V \1 C. A. i?nk last nig'.u. J he
business n^n's class met at a: la
| o'clock, While the senior class met at
s P ECIA U'g RAND JURY.
' Judge Addleman to Act Upon Number
i o of Pending Cases Tuesday.
led"" i! .M- AtKiieiuan \rr.i.nia>
,? jied";! speeitil term of Fart I. of elr- .
'.run to he hf-ltl Tuesday. June:
i ?? \i t'jnr time the cinri will pass
? upon a number of pending terms oi
l.i iu;ii itiii. . ,
NO TRACE OF RABIES.
Ur W r. JiizPjr yesterday received
wor.: from the fia:- mi.??i-?'y
;? tories thai an examination of iho
head oi the dt)g whirh bit Harold
ll-.ines several days ;'co showed no
i rue,- of tabes, list' "">' reeover
? inK rapidly !'r: m t.'ne effects of a pain
? lui bite oil the leg.
WANT AMENDMENT. ?
i Steamboat owners whose craft re
'reive and discharge cargoes irom the
W [KM>linc; wharf, will a*k council to
.Modify th" ordinance forbidding calves
io br ief a i the wharf at night. They
Will ask that the responsibility b<>
i placed upon the persons io whom the
snick delivered. '
I ..,rv b.iUb-hl;, of the' fni ted States
\ , r- .'ii'iiled ?o ;.",0 American flst^
i i rV tbr< ?' veers, .sithouch there ?ro
, in'.nv -ei;?wair. dnrin* that p^ri-"l '11 ie
of I he I"!r<ss for each ship Is J3.000. ,
. I
JOIN THE RED CROSS
Many of us cannot fight, but
yield to none in patriotism.
The non - combatant should
join the Red Cross, which has
a well organized branch here in
?Wheeling.
The Red Cross needs
MATERIAL,
MONEY,
MEMBERS.
V
HANGHER
HANCHER'S
JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS, IMPORTERS. ARTISTIC MEROUNDBB
1283 MARKET ST.
ATTENTION!
I I ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? '
re You Suffering From Any
Compli ated Disease?
If so, come to us. Our equipment is one of the best that is
used in European Clinics, with greatest results.
We treat successfully Rheumatism, Catarrh, Kidney, Blad- ,
der, Heart, Lung or any other complicated disease. Also Pri- ..
vate Diseases of men and women..
Come to us, no matter how many Doctors have been treat
ing you.
REMEMBER! DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. EXAMINA
TION FREE, IF TREATMENT IS TAKiiN.
If you arc improving under your family doctor, don't take
up our time.
Office Hours Daily, 10 a. m. to X p. m. Sundays and Holi*
days, 10 to 12 a.
HEALTH RESTORIUM
QUARTER SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,..
Wheeling, W. Va.
Special For Saturday
VEAL ROAS T ..JS< per Pound
BEEF ROAST... 20tf and 22 1 per Pound
CALF BRAINS XO<^ per Pound
CALF LIVER SWEET BREADS
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS
FRESH EGGS and GOOD COUNTRY BUTTEB
BEL TER BROS.
1116 Market St., Wheeling, W. Va.
Your Crops Are Planted Now? Protect Your Plants
and Shrubbery by Using* "KILLS 'EM" ?
Sure Death to All Bugs and Insects.
Cultivate them by using modern, up-to-date implement*,
such as we sell ? Spraying Materials for Fruit Trees, Inter
national Harvesting Machinery, Lawn Mowers, Binder Twine.
Let us quote you. Our prices are right. Why pay more?
Dairymen's Association
J. W. WIELER, Manager.
Both Phones.
104S Market St. 18th and Chapline. East 29th St.
FARM MACHINERY
Harvest time is near at hand. Give us your order
for Harvest Machinery now? to-day.
|*i n j i McConrick Mowers and Binders, Rakes, etc.,
W 0 J G 1 1 ^?ku -^eere anc^ Syracuse-Plows^ Harrowi,
Cultivators, etc., Associated Manufacturer*
Co. Gasoline ar.d Kerosene Engines, (OVB) Hardware, Land
reth's and Dickinson Seeds, Harley-Davidson Motorcycles and
Crescent, Chicago, Amtrica, Waverly Bicycles.
We sell established standard lines of known quality. In
years to come yon can get repairs from us. Buy from us ? you
see what you buy. Yon have no freight to pay,- no wait, eic.
C. F. BRAUNLICH & CO.
1012 MARKET STREIT. BOTH PHONES, 532
Near Upper End of Market Auditorium.
Plumbing Heating
WM. HARE'S SONS
.6 and 48 Fourteenth Street. Wheeling, W. Va.
ROTARIANS TO ATLANTA. |
A delegation composed of W. J.
'rankston, T. F. Mayua, A. S. Ad.ifiis, ]
ndgf' James \V. Ewinj; Georpe hi. ?
louse, \V. P. Pip wart. Pliny O.' Clark;
ind Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hare j
oft yesterday lor Atlanta. Ga., to j
i trend the International Rotary club I
lonvention.
continUe VOST~CASES.
Two Yost law cases which were to |
have boon hoard .it tlie county Jail laat
evening w?r? continued by Squire R.
G. Jlahbs. Thin' will be heard Monday
evening.
POLICE COURT BLANK.
Police court was a blank yest?rJ*T
as the result of a charge of auaoft
preferred against "John Doe'* by th?
proprietor of a local hotel beiag
adjusted out of court.