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Mi. Unnl HERE IS ANOTHER STARTLING INNOVATION AT THE ROSE DEP'T STORE
IllI . 1112111! THAT CONCERNS YOU AS WELL AS EVERY MOTHER'S SON IN WHEELING
The New Men's Furnishing Dept
TT
lu.
1
i2y2c
Uncle
Sam
Work
Sox,
A New Men's Dept. That Will Be Operated On The Same Underselling Basis That Is
Making This Store The Busiest Shopping Center In The Community
SATURDAY we herald the official GRAND OPENING OF THE
MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT? a brand new depart
ment that will fill a demand that has been "Towing- for some time.
The same good values that has been a daily feature at this live,
progressive institution, will be carried out in this new department
for men.
Nothing will b old that will not uphold our "Good Name" for
honest values. Mr ,n ! we want you to come in and inspect this
addition to our store. Wc will not entice you in by promising you a
worthless souvenir, but we will' mention a few prices on wanted mer
chandise to give you an inkling of what you may expect.
If YOU cannot come, send your wife, mother, sister or sweet
heart, for these values mark a new era in men's furnishing values
in Wheeling.
Our tremendous buying power makes it possible for us to under
sell any other store in Wheeling. A mere inspection of this ad will
convince YOU that you should do your buying here in the future..
Every article is first quality and strictly dependable.
12i/2c.
Uncle
Sam
Work
Sox,
8<*.
Grand Opening Saturday, June 16
Grand Opening- of this new department will be celebrated Saturday, June 16th. Plenty of experienced salespeople to give all prompt atten
tion. Everything' marked in plain ligu.res and so handily displayed that you can almost wait on yourself.
Below a printed list of values that will make YOU sit up and take notice. Doors open at 8:30, will foil be there? I should say!
59c
Athletic
Union
Suit
39c
39c
Men's
bhirt
or
Drawers
24t
Men's 25c
Wash Ties
19c
3 fer 50c
MEN'S $1.00 NEW
SUMMER SHIRTS
hoos?* from an , '?xtr.i
.frc atul
<>f su'-u's
i.-r ilr^ss sl>.ir:s\ Now
itfriis. ri'*' stylos, new
[.??vliatiili--- ti"'| old
picked <iv. r lot nf O'liH
rul emls.
(f 7\
SI. 50 attached collar,
Soesotte Shirts 98c
S1.75, $2.00 soft cuff
dress shirts . SI. 33
$2.50 men's madras dress
shirts .S1.G9
50c men's silk webb sns
peadors 39c
39c lisle Webb man's sus
penders .......... 25c
Opening Day
v Specials
' $1.50 Khaki Mens AO?
nade <?-! OA
ant s*
Pants
S2.00 Cottonade
Work Pant
$2.50 Cotton
Worsted Pants V ^
$4 All-Wool Blue
Ser^e Pants . .
$2.98
SEPARATE
ENTRANCE
FOR MEN
MEN'S SI. 00
SUITS
ALL SIZES.
ALL NEW.
ALL GOOD.
Xo need to try tc> explain to most m
you men about B. V. J)., for you all
know it's splendid wearinir-nnd com
fortable fitting. Made of absorbiiiL'
nainsook, ribbed bark, knee b'-iiirth and
sleeveless.
MEN'S 19c* COT- 1 9 //->?>
r TON HOSIERY.. '^L
A larg'e ccnter aisle table full of
these splendid cotton hose is ready
?f-\ for you Saturday: Come in colors
and black; hose fully reinforced toe,
heel and half sole.
MEN'S S9c KNIT UNIONS
An extra irood quality Fine Knit <~!nr
incnt, Soil Spring Needle, in ei-ru only.
Very elastic euff and sleeve thai will
not stretch out of proportion
Men's 75c
SILK NECKWEAR
Cut Silks, m n
Forsi&us, /|t|P
Printed Ci-epes.^f J 1/
Italian Silks
A womi'-rliil sissnr'
ini in v rr MylHh. I
flmvlrwr "t?-n ?-n<I I
fo..r-lri-!ianil t i ?? s. !j
?Kv>tj* wanti-rl rol?>r. 1
rv< i v u'.nnt' il f ?*? . - I'
t-rn. ?? ?'<ry wiiiiiod '
111:11 ? ri:i I ar?* :n t iii<
l??i
39c cut silk ties, 24c
19c Arm Bands, 15c
15c Arm Bands, 9c
All sizes and uewast
styles of "Arrow"
laundered or soft col
lars.
Opening Day
Specials
Men's sl.OO Sill: Stripe ^Q/?
\i . . ,i i tit/ v
Madras Dress Shirts . .
7"i(* Sateen Work
Shin
59c
49c
i ;<)(? ('hanibray Work
Shirts
1 '2 ' -_>e I'nele Sam Work
Si IX !
SEE
WINDOW
DISPLAY.
STOEE OPEN
SATURDAY
UNTIL 10
Chalmers
Genuine
Paris
Unions
65c
Men's
Paris
Supporters
19c
, .
69c Pure Silk Hose .... 49c
Fancies and Black and White.
50c Pure Silk Hose . . . .
In Colors and Black and White.
$1.00
Men's.
Overalls
79c
29c
AVIATOR IN ANOTHER
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
i
Capt. William Frey of West Va. Flying
Corps Advertising Ma
rine Service.
Kariy last ? venitm Captain William
Prey of rh" ?UVs? Virginia Flying
Corps. now ::i '/-.lUiiim at lh?' aviation ;
f; vl?t !'? Bottom. marl*' a suct-css- 1
r'-ii flight uur Wheeling ami vicinity. |
.\!t??c f'.yins over thi> section tor sev- _
? ral minute.: he re. n: n?-d t c? Bf*er-h Hoi- i
torn. 1 1 ?? vlroppi (' several thousand;
> .n-utars a'dvertismj; tiie marine culpa
it t *. i i tirgin:: ? ti!i."'iii? nt in this branch ;
of the -?>:'vico.
Th? training woi K of the students at J
? f. aviation field at Beech Boitomi
v. ; f 2 he - taried within rh> n?\*t week or
i ? ? n da; - Worn on 'he :i'-w han?ai>
and rhe iii; < hinv shop i.- being rushed
;?> ? ojijpiei it t? and \vi!! he ready lur use ;
witiiiii a very short ?:mc. j
8AIR0 ANSWERS i
Judge Hervcy Takes Triadelphia
School Site Case Under !
Advisement.
Th?* replv <>? S. M. Kaiid. president j '
r. f Triadelphia district high school;';
hoard. 10 ihe alternative writ of mail- j
damns through which i! is sought tu |
c omp"! him fo siurt an order for $21.- 1 ,
"?to in payment for the I'larke site for ? "
* he Triadelphia district hiith school. 1 1
v. sis aiaui to .ludue M. C. H?*rv?>y f
terday. Attorney Joseph Handlaaj.
and Jud?e ("rank U" .\<\-~hir ' represent- j
ed .Mr. Baird. " Attorney .1 I'. Arhenz ! i
of council for School Commissioners i
Max Hps^ and J. H. Beans entered ai"
demurrer to 'he answer and the ease |
was taken under advisement. f
Let us install a bath in your I
home that you can be proud of. 1
Our lines of fixtures are the '
highest gTade and newest de- j j
sign. . Come in, see them, and j j
select yours.
SCHOFIELD JOWL CO. i
23 Tenth St. Both Phones. 1
BODY RECOVERED.
a! Hi" lMAihy'::irtr
KAST IJVKKI'OOL. O. June IS ?
icb'-rt Davison today identified a body
Viuiul lis the Ohio river .u Sti ub-nviUi
>s his stepfather. Frank firimm,
?.hose stepson. Joiin T'avison. jitjc! the
utter's wife were drowned when t iicir
ikii'f capsized here a week ago.
Shakespeare was 2S years old when
!<? wrote "Romeo and Juliet."
SAY GOOD-BYE TO YOOR OLO SKINNY SELF; SAY
GOOD-BYE TO SCRAWNY, PEAKED LOOKS FOREVER
In Twenty-four Days Pamgin Puts on at Least Five Pounds of Good,
Honest Red Blooded Flesh and Changes Your Weak, Run
down, Nervou6. Timid Body Into a Strong. Vigor
ous Robust One or Not a Cent to Pay.
Well it's discovered at last. Of
course rn ??<! t men at* surprised
ind many are still unbelievers, t?u?
the fact Is evident, to utmost every
up-to-date pharmacist that at last
\ combination of wonderful chem
ical agents has been perfected thnt
will produce rtesh without violent
methods, face creams, dally mas
sage or beauty torture.
Ill order to assimilate th?* unur
l?lilnif food thin people dally lake
!nto the body and turn it !nt'?
healthy, red corpuscle#. t!i?? nerves
that control the process of diKos
flon and assimilation must first b*
P'lt Iri first claim shape, and that- Is
n:;? of several t >i i r?K that Pam
Kin does.
Partiiciii <'>rn?!f in ":na!l tablet
form; a t welv?*-day.s' treatment In
?auh box. aii'J twenty-four days'
treatment ' 'ino tablet with each
m?*al) Is Kuaraiitewij to iricroa.su
your weight at l?itst Ave pounds,
and !t In almost certain in ten days
to maku you ffl?l like a new IteinK,
full of ambition. vlKor and a ilnsirt
to accomplish tiiliiKS. ' ! F1 'Irlont
?1- ''o. it^l Market St., has agreed
to PUM<ly ri-ad? r? of thin paper with
Cant Kin and t<> Knar:int?*i? it to do
just wlia' Is e!atin*?l l?r it. or
mnti^y returned.
J
Manninjrlnn l.oil^e !: !' <_?. Iv. .\s*
CS8. will hold ::s annual I'la,- I'ay ex
ercises In tlieir lodge rooms mi Markej
sireet on Thursday i-w, June mil. I'.'IT,
at $ o'clock .all m> . jiin-rs will iw ex
pected to b? present and pay Iioiiuiko
to our t i lus .
Funeral of Chas. E. Wella,
The iunerai <?< the late Chas. K. Wells
will be livlil from the residence at
ijluvr 'lap. Saturday moriiiii? at li'
o'clock. Iter. li. Sto, r. pastor ot
tile first i'refby tunan church. l-.Vir
ru ? > n t , will conduct I i .'-' i vice. '1 li'?
body will be taken to l'-urmont and
tTieii to the Hood c< - ii t < ry. near l;.i\
ter. to b-> Interred by the siue of his
wll>
Mr. Wells was a member i>l the Man
hinKton ludne !?;' Klks arul of Manning -
i ? ? i ? lodjfe No. 31, 'A. !?'. ami A. Masons,
jiincii latter .order will attend the luner
11 1 in a body and conduct t : : ?! services
} ut thu il rave.
Liberty Bonds.
| As Friday jinon. the < losum t"r I.iImt
I ty bond pu rebuses approaches. Alan
Lnlnfftoii subsenbtions ar? iwiumirtK up
! aim were well over the ilUU.U''0 mn:-!;
this mornitiK. The throe local batiks
report total subscriptions of SIih.
Tilts largest Individual subscription
was for $-5,000 and there were uim w r
two tor ?10.t)t/0.
Tiii; citizens of Manning:-!!, rue ?No
d-Jlni; their bil by liberal :u- : i.staucu
to the lied Cross and Army V. Al. i . V.
Itioveinetils.
Held PefftlvtU.
Tim Red Cross chapter li> id a straw
berry festival last evening oil the
school l ouse lawn. The I'Jlks brind fur
nished tru> sic arid the ti! fair v. as
fended by all mo citizen.-; e! .Man:..i.^
ton.
Manuiiigioa Briefs.
Mrs 1. M. Jitipp and children aie here
from Molllidsvllie where th<y w:ll m:ilv
their homo.
Mrs. K. ii Murray u :i< I Mrs. S. j(.
1 less are visitors in Wheeling today.
Mrs. .Murray is MifferliiK from an i n -
Jury to her ? caused l > a piece ,,f
screen wire ? nterjim tin pupil uiii..,i
!ius be-'ii eery painful also dam;' -runs
to the slfrht. Latest word froin i
that eye specialists think .??ho a ill m'-t
lose Per k Ik lit.
Chas. K. i'hiillps Mils week
from i'hllmlclphia. Ml-. I'iiiili; an I
son James remain- d for :i I' ni;-r i<
Chfirleu Ktinst is at i- iiiiinj: . :he
funeral < > f an uncle in itraiten u.iav.
Mi. and Mrs. .1 ct. I.. ijK.-it are v Is
ilor.s In I'ittsburtrh.
Mr. arid Mrs K II. Clover am! .!a
t?r lof for a vi;*i t With reJat iv at
Knox. P&.
Miss Krnina 1 ".n r 1 1. ? ' i-- vi it;i:<
friends in Wheeling !h:i v.. . U.
Mr. anil Mr.i S II At ha and Miss i\
fialv i.f i irbutdo. Via., are ie-:e fi r .i
visit with the former's mother Mrs.
Klixab^th Athri Th<- [iirty i ? . : . - 1 tl-i;
t : ij. from Klorida by
Mips Ulatic!.. Ad*iin ?? ii ?!' Marion.
Ind., is litro to spend thu ? umm?r with
h? r father.
Mr. and Mrs, W. S Mitei rM an- vii
! 1 1 ri k reia'iv ? Ir. I' .rl?> !?l>uri;
Miss Mamie ft; t .Iur;.: J is
ti e uu( Hi re- i ! i ?. i < ! i ? ? i' ?
.1. S J oh lis ton Muri'-tia. u j.i
n visitor In I'-wrt th's tifinitr,'
Mis Mar \\ . lli.ilil- iiti: ? ' '?
h. ?? h e- - II. \|.. : tills \ lie . - ? ;? a
\Mt-i Mi.: here.
Cool, tempting-, de
licious; you will find
;i dish of Kloss Ice
Cream, just the thing
you want on a hot
day.
Eat a dish every day.
It's pure and health
ful.
Both Phones 1710
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICE
Tin* iiitiu.il i "1 1 1 1? i !? n s'Tvloe will
I"; Ik lil i mto v.- ' viMiiii*; fit tins Fourth-'
SirV-.-i ,M. ? i .iiiM'ni-.'ii < liur?'li -J
| \ ? y Jin.- i ivki.ii: will l?* rond'-Ttid by
i 'i . S;.ii'i:i;. m-:io.?I. 'I'll.* )>r<>t;r;iiM fol
: l"ws /
' I.'n-Ui !? . IlaMuiimsi
j IT"' It; J . :i "Sniff I'raisr". . ..
. ' I.owOcii
i I: i i'.?i m rn:??'iii niul I'mycr l?y
tl: l-f-t..:
. nu I:. lis . f ? 'hi IflrtMi's I >a;. . Pri< ?
'I li'* Si'houl.
? Siiiiy- I :?- ! I s 'in; ' I liirrlnulun
'!'h*- I'M.iuny ami I loKHiiicts' Ue-.
(?artint-iits.
)T;i?.I-ji:i "Th.> Natlvit . "
... .Mi-<s l.i I liuii Inirst
-"jva'U Mm- ' m. \N ?n i .-I I
Miss llp-rl-r
Story ..j' Jij.. Kir.si t,'iiililr? u's Pay..
. .. ? ? ? Sit-:* N'tli.' Vi>u 111;
i .'In!' ?!! v I rrNtnrx ?i ! I '?> citiM- is
I l:. M-.i.-n- I <1 1 ss ^ "Tl... \V>iri|s of
, W isili.i:. ' i Til. Scjii.ii!
; Smiv '!? '.'iir !m Ik?ii| I' "ays". Harrington
.luui'-r i ??- t-si I I in* lit
!:? ;i.i?r- J -. ?: S.i!|'ti:r. C-ailinK. l?uh.
511-r.r . J u uii ir I '??pa rtmviit
lit. "T o Mf-ssii (;?? of t lie Hells"... .
i . . C!frn?jiit3
J Tho School.
, Ai|i:i?>;<s ? "I'i' iil Matihi'i'il" '
!?"'?: 7T T. Johns
: Sniii:K"Tli" \-. .Ti'l :- Ast'-r . I lurriliif tun
Th-t Si-h. i'l
I Ail'.Iriss -"I'nli'.'ikiiif: th- IVmr"
.Mi** .ii-nnif* Hall
i t.'u.-irt "ill* l-'i >?? wii ril i 'hristinn
, Si'Mii r<" . . Sinurt
I 'l'li._> School.
I I '. !1?- 1 ! I i.-.fi
j IV.-l i tt> !?- TW i?
I' i- . aii! "ha: 'hi- T. r'.iii pnrplo of
I flit may ii ive been a ?li:c-;i crimson.
Informal Conference Last Evening lo
Discuss- City Affairs and Talk
Trip to Dayton.
Tlu! ri!\ council la?! evening held an
informal i-onferoiice with Oily Mana
ger-elect <;. o. Naglo. jn i li . ? F;rs-t.
branch council chamber. < " i i ? ? ? f" of I'o
lici* J. t". Sills was also prca.-ui during
a [>an of the session.
At the conclusion of l Ik meeting it
was sti.ted that noiliing iraor-pired oth
er ilian an informal discussion of ihu
work 10 !)?? taken up preparatory lo
jiutiing the commission government
into effect July .1. and lo talk over
plans for the trip to 1'ayion, June 11,
wheu the council will visii thai place
10 witness lite operation <i the com
misslfni govt rnnieiit as the guesis of
the Wheeling Commercial Association.
SISTERSVILLE
Mrs. ? lill'j.-i'ie and two ?laugh; era,
; N.fiin an. I iu.-ile r huso i ??'. ?? rn?'?l I rom a
two m.-i-Jis' visit with relatives in West
I uinn.
I Miss \ irgiinu Tlost !?? lias Jtrrivod
liornc I li'in I luliila > > luii's, u le.ri: slio has
j !???? ii ali.nding school.
Mrs. John K. Kinla.\ son of Tulsa,
j Ok.la . lias arrived bero to visit her par*
? ems. Mr. ami Mrs. <!. J?. Sb-maker.
.Mrs. A. V. Iloi iup aii'l children of
Wichita, Kan. ar>' visiting Mrs. lloonig's
]j>ar? n;s. Mr an<l .Mrs. X. I. Marsh.
!* Italph I'evore has returned to ilulf
} | ; ? ? t- 1 . Mis-., after j. visa here with his |
j j a r.-u is.
I'anl I'ollins ami Dewey I'elerson have'
i I' ll for Youngsiown, where they will j
j I'e employ* i|
? Miss Anna I'milkner. of Manning iF&.
j is t lio -guest of Mrs. .J. .lon>-?. . j
| .Mrs. T. J M. lo.? of Wuyii'Sburg. !'n_.
; is visit ing her sister, Mrs John Stath
| Mrs. S W M-tals and two daughters.]
? Mar> H II- uiul Margaret, of Mounds- 1
I v tlli-, .'in: tii.- gnosis of Mrs. John Hunt
! lug.
I \ < i on t ? ; ?? w.'lilitig oocured In Wheeling
''Tu?s.la\. v.leti I'onald ?' <!ilson of this
} i-i t \ -i in j M;ss Ntlli. Uapport. of X - w
[ Mart insvili.- w ? i-?* tnarrieil. Kay S tiers
' <t ii it Miss .Vol !?: Luton of tins city, wcr<}
jiiiso married. Uev. Allen of iho M. 1-J.
j church ??:' Wheeling, official. .1 at potii
[ nod. lines Mr. ijilson is a son of Mrs.
j'- M <;ilson of Kenton street. nnd is
i <ei i-nipif.;. .? of tin- I'arter I'll I'onipmiv.
'I'll.- bride is tint atlrnetlvo daughter or
I Mr. and .Mrs. I'M. I.appert of New Mar
J iln?vill>-. ? Mr. Stiors whoso home is in
< 'oluuil.iis, ii. lias l>e--n employed by the
Carter ''II ?"???mpiiiiy for some time and
has m:e!.- his hrnno Willi his sister.
Mrs William Heed. The bride Is n
riiui gh t .-?? of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Kuton ot
this city.
1 Liberty Hums, n well known resident
j of Antii'.eli, i). died of neart trouble
l Thursday morning, lie wns well known
> in ? ii . ir.;l.-s h. re mid at rhxi lime of
| Ins <!.--nt|| was foreman of the Tyler 'Ml
? ????njpan.* . al Antioeh.
I Attorneys J (>. McCoy nnd A. O.
j Swlg.-r w.-i-' attending lo husl iiftHs mat
t. i s iii ! 'ii rk?rsliu rg. Friday.
I 'I'h- I. i*n I I : . - ? I ?'ros? went in Mlddle
: l.-"Uriic \ ? st .????In y, wh-ro n campaign wm
I I'.-oi.v The i'"it \!brr I'hautnufjua open
od its engagement there Friday find the
management of tins attraction has ot
i'eied ti? ryrii over the .signal gate re
ceipis i>l' sh>* opening d:iv to the Jted
'"t^ss alter i vpi-ii.-i's ill' ihe day were
sifitli il. A half h<mr was also given to
the lii-il Cross during Hi" program of the I
lie st day for speeehi s. I?r. Ilershey of I
Wheeling. made un address and R'-v.
I'htrk nl' this city, explained the work!
of' the local clurpter.
Miss Mahi'l Klynn arrived homp yes- '
t<rday from Indiana, where she ?t I ended j
St. Marys of the Woods.
'I'h- "Homer Sniith" will Kiv?- another !
i xciirsimi mii the Ohio ln-twe--n N'.-w :
.Matamoras aiul N'cw .Martinsville, Mmi- |
day evening. OaneiiiK will be enjoyed
jnnd a large number from here will at
I end.
7 Merrill Mitchell and .lake Peterson
have hl't for Cleveland. (?,. where they
will he -employ-id din-inn the summer.
Mrs. A. lienier and daughter. Miss
' 'Ilea, w.-re visitors in Wheeling. Thurs
day.'
Mrs. A. M. Junes and daughter. Miss
Helen .Tones left t.nl.iy for Dberlin, O..
| where 1 In; v" will make their home until j
.Miss Jones eiimr-leies her course in
1 iniisie at the < 'on.--TV.-?tory. Mr. Jones I
I has jjone I ii Bartlesville. Okl.i., and will j
In- joined later by his family. He has 1
had ejiarpe of the Sistersville Electric I
i.iuh: and Power company for several ,
jeiirs. '
Mrs. 1-1 R Claw. son. Mrs. Ernest Me- j
I
Elhn.<s<? and Fnn, Jack, have left for
Springfield, O.. where they will Watt
relat ivos f<?r two weeks.
Hhnn Alexander left Thursday for
Cl'-veland. O., whore he has accepted a
position.
TVan L. Kick'-tls. advance man for
J:<'<!pateh Chautauqua. which will bo
Iuti- July 11 to 17. we?i Ticre this
u. elv disiributltijf advertisements In and
near the city. Souvenir programs hav?
lifi ri jriven out and promises to be the
lust i ver presented on the circuit.
.Mrs. \\*. II. Hums of Tulsa. Okla., baa
arrived hrfiv to be the truest of her
daughter, Mrs. IT. W. McCoy.
Greenbrier County Man ?
Is Farm Bank Appraiser
Slfi'iaJ t/? iiio Intelllccacer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., .lune 15.? L.,
C. McClung of Lewisbtirpr today was
appointed by tbe national farm loan.;
board as one of two appraisers of tlio.
board for West Virginia. The salary!
is 52,400 and expenses. McClung is a!
Democrat. The other appraiser Is aj
Republican. The law makes It neces-j
sary to divide appointees between tbei
two political parties.
Education is the foundation on
which one's life work depends.
Build for success. Equip youijself for worthy, practical service.
A thorough course where actual practice is made to empha*
size and enforce the theories taught is given at the
Pennsylvania State
Normal School
of Indiana, Pa.
Thousands of successful graduates
demonstrate the value of Indiana training
A Faculty of Fifty-five Members. Healthful location,
2,U00feetabovesealevel. Modern Buildings. Splendid
equipment. Development of character and of physical
health considered important factors in school life.
$225 covers all expenses ? excepting books ? for one
school year, for one preparing to teach.
The Indiana School of Business and the
Indiana Conservatory of Music are connected
with the Normal School.
Write for ihc ln4!ani Cxuiof
? one of ite most infr^tinf
books about scbouij ? irec.
Adtlrris :b e Principal.
J. A. H. KEITH
INDIANA. PA.

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