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You Can Help Yourself;
You Can Help the State;
You Can Help Your Family;
You Can Help the Nation;
IF YOU THINK BEFORE YOU COOK
."i ;
DON'T throw away or thoughtlessly waste good food.
It is a mortal sin to do so.
Bulletin No. 1.
DOLLAR SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY'S
COMMISSION OF GENERAL SAFETY THROUGH ECONOMY
Wheeling, West Virginia
LOYAL TO THE CORE
Unrestricted choice of over 2000 pairs of Higft
Grade Newest Summer Footwear, at a price that makes
this the most phenomenal value-giving event of the entire
season. ? ^
i
S3.00, $4.00, and $5.00 VALUES, $1.08 to ?2.98.
?Women "> Bn<.u in !<>;> flilViTrtii styles and toe shapes. the ereuui of Fashion's Newest Foot
<-;n\ ia i?;i t ??!! r and tiiitf ki? I. with ?ri*iiy tups, patent and dull leathers with black tops, in button
Hisd iacr. .-xfra liiirh rut. $1.98 " $2.98
nv :ul
Women's SS.00 White Shoes, S I. ^
-J i I'tui i !'.??* Niii'Ui-k Leather. ili<
! ? i*i it I u?- 1 ?>r (>u? *.?l" "America '.?? M.-tsti-r
Sin kfj'.s. I His i.s thi' yrrcatist
baryain v-e iui*V eve.r i ???? ? i ! si iilcj in
offer. Sale , ?
price . . :
l\J
Women's White Kid Boots
$3.25
|-"n it- Lrr?i?k' \\ hito (iliizod
Kill, fancy Spanish heel,
I'h-xibi" fc"U ? OPI
Wmt special.
Women's Palm Beach Boots
Fashion's latest creations in
P#lm Beach Boots, also' Palm
Beach with white tops, .the last
word in style CQ
'Special at
W omen's White Can
vas Sport Shoes
< s(\ lish, nwri-.
?* r? >?*t SI i ? I ? ? .Ull'l >t C\ H'V
ai)!c. i't'Nt trt*:n t?*
Whit** j 'ill! VJ'S. ;
Kn'jlish I ;i >> ' .
kill i Ji- i
* , U
y f* \ nnmiifik. <\ ! I * ll
si:~ /C<
:OQ
Women's ' White Lace Boots
Kxt.ra liiuflt Spanish heels,
niji'lc over the latest style
lasts, that would sell at most
stores at sfc'.OO. (2?"| QO
Our price . . tpJLwc/O"
Women's and Growing Girls'
* Boots j.
White Canvas Lace Boots,
extra hi?rh mt, white leather
soles, with low heels. Sizes
up 'to <i. Salf
Price $JL?U?/
White Pumps $1.49
White Poplin One-Strap
Pump, with fancy heel, the
latest style last, flexible solo,
well worth $2.50. A Q
S'aie Price
Women's Low Shoes $1.69
Odds and ends in "Women's
patent and kid Two-Straps
and Pumps, low and medium
heel, $2.50 value, tf* /?Q
Sale Price .... X *0 *7
Ladies' Pumps and Sandals
? IVfi'nt IcnMi'-r aiid dull kid.
also l>Is:?-k. whiff f-tiil pin k Sat
ins. Npvrtal
Pri'v
$1.98
Specials for Misses and
Children
Shoos. Sandals mid Slippers
in patent and dull calf.
Sizes lip tn 2. QQ^
S;iU- Price r/Ov
Misses' and Children's White
Boots
White Canvas Lace- Boots,
white leather soles ami heels.
Sizes up
to 2
98c
Mali's <?>oze lia Is, tin* best wonr
; 1 1 1 ? 1 { lif most cf)nifortiil)l(>
> i'.rlii Work Shoes < >n the mar
kct for the moiu-y :
Men's
.;,oys' SI. 49
SPECIAL FOR MEN
Oxfords, in pun metal, t;m
and vici kid, four differ
ent toe shapes d*"fl. QQ
$3.00 values. vl*?/0
MEN S DRESS* SHOES
Men's Writ Dtvsx Slinr.N. in ifun hiotal Jitlfl
viri ki<I. 1 >i 1 1 1 ?> ti aii'l lace. in a Jiloy.en ~| Q|Q
(.litTVfcut slvU-s. Sale IVkt
BOYS' DRESS SHOES
Gun metal calf, button and blucher style.
Sizes up to 5 V". (I* "| /?Q
Sale Price
STORES
IN
?57
CITIES
1513 MARKET STREET. WHEELING.
I
The Largest g
Shoe
Retailers I
in the U. S. |
RUSSIA IN WAIi !
________ j
(Continued fr?m Plrst Faje.)
ytrone: moral support and has creator!
amonjf our people a general f r* I i n e:
of profound appreciation,
"Close and active relationship n>
twpf>n the two nations, basec upon
complete and sincere understanding,
encountered inevitable obstacles dur
ing the old regime because of its very I
nature. Tho situation if now radical- i
ly changed with free Russia starting u
new era in her national life.
Russia Preparing.
"The provisional government is act
ually mobilizing all its resources and
maJcing great efforts to organize
the country and the army for the pur
pose of conducting the war. We hope
10 establish a very close and active co
Operation with the fritted States in
order to secure the most successful
and intensive accomplishments of all
work necessary for our rommoA end:
for the purpose of discussing all mat
rs relating to military affairs, muni
"lions and supplies, railways ad trans
portation, finance and agriculture, our
mission includes eminent and distin
guished specialists.
No Separate Peace.
"Th" provisional government, re
jecting in accord with the whole peo
ple of Russia, all thought, of separate
peace, put it openly as its deliberate
purpose the promptest achievement of
universal peace- such peace to pre
sume no domination over other na
Hons, no seizure of their natural pro- 1
perty no any forced usurpation of for-;
eifin territory; peace with no annex- i
ations or contributions, bas?-d upon tin*'
free distribution by each nation of its
destinies. ' ,
"New Russia m full accord with the
motives which impelled the United!
Slates to en'er the war. is striving t <> J
destroy tryanny, to establish peace on i
a .secure and permanent foundation]
and to make the world safe for de-j
mocracv. t j
"We are representing h*re the pc?. |
litical unity which has been crystal
lized in Russia and around which a tin- j
tional program has been developed..
To our host . of friends in the United i
States we appeal and without distinc
tion of party or class we will work!
hand and hanid for the common cause."]
MISSSTIFEL
D
MISS ELEANOR HOLLOWAY HOS
TESS AT DINNER PARTY AT
COUNTRY CLUB.
Last Night's Dinner Dance at the
Club One of the Week's De
lightful Social Events.
Miss Klcanor Holloway entertained
with {i charmingly appointed dinner
parly at the Country club last night,
honoring Miss Mario StiCel, whose
wedding to Mr. George Wbitaker is
an. event . of next w ci'H.
The dinner was served in one ot
ihe private dining rooms of i lie cluh |
and, the tables were most attractive
with wicker lamps, entwined with
greenery, centered in a mound ot
? re.en, with white roses.
.'The place cards, were pretty bride I
bouquets, formed of cupid heads. Miss I
llollowayVs guests were:
\ Misses
Mar Stlfel .Sara Whitak-r
Virginia Huffman Heine Ha/.b-u
Margaret U'-rvt-v l.ouise Chas'
i.'liy.H KrizzC'll ?*ovini;ioii. Ky.
M< ssrs.
'leorsre Whitakcr Tom Peat tie
Woodward Pran/.- K. 1\ Hopkins
heini " Wilson iSrubh
l.prim; Milton I.ouis I :? iiti-t t
Tutu Cummins port" s Simpson
Messrs. ami Mesdames
Kdmutul Jones Kvereit 1 #re? r
Henry llazloit . Washington. Pa.
Charles l,'iH.'ii",y
Dinner Dance
(.'ne of iln.- pleasant aifairs of liift
earij summer season was the dinner
ilaiu-u at the Country club Inst night.
Many merry parties motored out lor
ill.- dinner which had I ???< ? 1 1 planned in
most excellent fashion, a ml at nine
o'clock dancing in the ballroom .to ih<;
Premier orchestra formed a most de
lightful pleasure.
The g nests were:
Messrs and Mesilaiues
.loliiiMiii AlcKinlev
W. W. Holloway
Singleton I *ii ii II
Kugetie llildrcth
l.ef Pan II
Prank A rinbruster
.1 os. F. 1 'null
Pr. and Mrs.
K, I lusted
Mrs. Vardy
Will < "ruse
.los. Speldel
is. K. Lewis
Misses
Minnie Milieu Helen Ttiiluian
Margaret Helming Katlieriii' piarr
.\1 urea ret Irwin Amelia \\'oo<l
Sarah Jackson
MCsdanies
Kdward Pllcher >\ m. II.- Averoll.
Mrs. \"?irdy .New York city.
W. <1. Hamilton' *
Messrs.'
Utiherl W'hl laker i ". Burgess Taylor
11. M. Taylor i!eorg? Haird
(leo. IC. Wheat Uobert IJeed
Hohert llrown Paul l.ntz
Coburn,
urmont.
Itobert H a z lei t
eorgO Wilson
dwin Bowie
Wedding: of Tomorrow.
Another of June's pretty weddings will
take place tomorrow e\*?*niiig, ' when
Miss Clara Kthel King. tin* pretty
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kitie.
Sr.. of South York street, will become
the bride of Mr. John Juntos Murray,
son of, Mr. find Mrs. lo-orge Murray, of
Vermont street.
The ceremony will l>e performed at
o'clock by the I tew -It. 1*3. P. Si rider, of
St. Matthew's chureli, in ihe presonee
of the immediate relatives of tin two
families. The home will he at t rac'i Ively
decorated in greenery and flowers of
the season.
Mrs. Harry King. Jr.. a .sister-in-law.
will he lite matron of hondr. and Miss
Kriittces Murray, a sister of lite groom,
will he bridesmaid. Mr. Harry King,
Jr.. will si'tvi the fcT'in; as best man.
The bride will !>?? hnmlsomely 1 1 i r--?l
in a cost utile of white, and w ill wear a
bridal veil.
Immediately following the ceremony
tliov will leave for';; visit in 'Detroit.
Mie'h.
The bride will travel in a chic blue
suit, with liai. k loves -i mi hoots har
monizing.
Miss Kinir possessed a charming per
sonalily "11111 has 1 eci-iv d . many . prei 1 y
cornplitnenis since her engagement wa?
announced. Mr. Murray is a well-known
architect of this city and . has many
friends.
Gyro Classes to Meet.
The members of the g.\ inliiisium !
classes of ihe V. W. 1* A., will meet 1
this evening at the association building !
at 7:"ii to eleel delegates to ihe Pake;
linneva conference, which will be held!
AukusI 10 to 2".
Garden Party. ?
On Tuesday aiiernoon at ilie home j
of Mrs. Kduar ttoyd. in Woodsdale. |
I be Woman's nl lin.ru-> of Mie-Kirst Ptii- j
larian church will bold ii delightful gar- '
Jor YOUR PROTECTION
POST TOAST SES
are wax-sealed to
keep them ?ood !
Scene in "The Garden of Allah," at
the Court, All Next Week.
don parly. :m<l all members of ilic al
liance fttul ihi-ir Iriends an.- Invited. A
noteworthy prwrram will be oflVred.
Miss <!ladys I ?cxt?r . will sing ami
Mrs. V. HariKsma will read. A social
t ifno will ! nl low. ami dainty refresh
ments will be ser ved
Mi
Children's Party.
?l?-r Wiiliani Latum- Hurt will hi
i la i'ko number
.summer home "l
Mrs. Allan Hurt.
lie.. children dur
f ill.- afternoon,
dainty luncheon
host ihis afternoon i
ol' hi.- friends at 111''
his parents^ Mr. and
Ileal* Reach lint trim.
(?aims wili (l>!i;;!ii
i ii u tin- 'ail:." hours
ami til-- sen inn "I' ;
will fnri'nr ' 1 1 ? - ? childish ?!?? ! In'fi
'I'ln- kU'-sis will lit-:
.Mi
I Sett > V..UMK
Kloanor Adams
l.c>-asuia Hubbard
A I ice Speidel
Kleiifi- Si'-wart
Csih.-I Well
Alary Adams
Helen Irwin
i-:iizal)'-tli Adams
Hetty Uobh
I'.lizali'-tii lliihbard
Virginia Wells
Mary A lie,- I'a-lnu r KlUsalwh List
WellsburK
Jo. ephim il.-iiiim
Ma rt ha Mendel
.Marinicriie Drink
?i rd
t'arolyn I'aull
Mabel Simp'on
Murv Julia Mc
K.'lvey
Jain- I'aruthers
lii.i Dink:- :
Wellsburc
Frances \\"? ? i -
drid^re
I'.i-iiy I la mi 1 1 on
Malt h:i Me.Vasli
Dorothy Wells
Virginia Weaver
H ubhurd
We 1 1 s (hi r?
Katlierlne Sinclair j
Virginia I'aull
.Mary M,artha Miller I
Virginia l'almer I
WellsburK
Gi-rtrude Simpson I
'?'.leaner HamilUn |
Virginia' Cnruth-rs i
I'lizubetli Dinks |
\\ i;ll?buru
Helen Acker
l-'rances Hurt !
Marie Roth
Blanche Wells
WellsburK
M
Arthur Well
WellsburK
Charles Woods
Ambrose I'aull
I >aniel Males
'larl.e Knit on
'best i r 1 1 ubhard
lack MeKelvey
An luir Mortr
I'aul Hubbard
losenh I'aull
Jeeil Wells
lames Lilian
Lain, Jr.
Arthur Irwin
I vivid W. Hubbard
Wollsbu'r"
A' i Ilia in llrinker
Raymond I'lnrke
New Vork
Robert Kirk
i Jeoru ? l-'a rrington
Steiibens.ville
S'ornian Sim-luir
lack I limine
:'?ernld Simpson
Koberi )N rut Iters
George Boyd 1
.Masters
1 >alli.i'| Mel.aill
Willuim Hates
Arehie I'aull
Julian I learno
Vallc.o llarpej
I'harles I'lrieh
I'ittrbu rgh
George l'almer
Kihelburt Simpson
li. Harper
John We lis
WellsburK
Thomas Boyd
Uonalcl lioyd
William Millar
tleorui- Mr I. a in
Robert Hriiiker
Benjamin Hamilton
.Vlaleidm Kirk
Hugh Karrington
Sicubensville
Wy lie Mendel
Barrett I .a Van
Kmerson Wells
John Winters
? ieorge Whitehead
WeUsburg
Henry Kirk
IKotur Party. j
Mrs. Lena Seh wert I eger entertained ai
pleasant party last evening at the Way-I
side Inn. The parly motored out to the;
inn,' where a delicious fi o'clock dinner'
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Sch wert feger's guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdamse
'harles A ul.
Jason St. imp.
W. K. Weiss.
"iarali Stamp.
Mary I'olp.
' 'anion, n.,
Mrs. Wm. A. Barge.
(Columbus. 0.
Helen Aul.
Kathcrine Aul.
Louise Aul.
N'ash ville. Tend.
Kincheloc Puj>11b in Maslcale.
Mr and Mrs. fl-*ra !il% Kincheloe. are
l>lannluK a musicale which they will (,'lve ;
in 'be Thomson MJ K. church on Monday
\nd Tuesday eventogs, June 'ind 26. |
? .\lr. and Jtrs. Kinelieloe are among the
foremost instructors in the eity, and no
loubt a large crowd of Interested friends
will be iu attendance.
The following pupils will take part:
Voice pupils ? Misses Belle Kwlnjr.
Helen Kellar, Anna Heleke. Ethel Spring.
Rhea Meagle. Mora Hemmanu. Alma So- 1
hanskl. Kllzabeth Dudley. Hannah John- J
?on, I Shea Weichsel. Hhea McGlutnphy.
l-'v.-i Smith. Anna Brllenstein. Wilma
'a I'nahan. .< 'arrie Burner. Rebecca lie
'ollob. Kthyl .fohnson. l-'feda Lohr.nan.
Wilma Rate'liffe. Vonda Deflhaugh. Grace >
?trader. Kdna Rial. Kssle Garner. Lelha 1
Anderson. Hellene Jones, Affiles Kidder. J
Mary Kachmar. Katlierlne Macflane, I
Kdna N'esldt. M area ret Roberts. I'arrlo
Kruuer. VirKinla Durst. Isadore Whitley,!
Wlbla Marshall, Kvelyn Dinner, T,ouise
KalUreiitln llhea Lamlaii. Marparet 'Jrlb
de. Mryrjie Uosser. Hazel Rarlow. Helen i
Heed. < lene v |evo Ftarr, Katharine Arm-'
<tro!ic. Klanehe Mei'ov. Klizabeth Ghent,
Mar?arei I'atterson. Wilma t.'ooey, Afay-i
I ? 1 |e Shepherd, t'lemantine Hell; Mes- |
labe.s i *. A Jolinson. J. Ruth. Louise i
S'lckersnii. Will PauRherty. Frank Amos, i
l-'red Jones. Anm\' Hilton Oito. Gus
l-'orseh. Alice Md'lure Koulk. '"arl Sells;'
Messrs Carl' Rock, James Schtlltz. Kdl- J
?on i ,n ruer. Kred Och. George Gonter, i
'liarles K. Knnkhnuse, William I.awe. |
'.? I I'elley. Thomas i.'onno. Aratin Con
io, William Uaffety. Cras. I r.Tl r, Ghns.
liiee, Carl Xecr, Raymond Cummins.. Carl
<Jf)ottiing Four New Models In
White Milan a Sailors
Specially Featured at $3.93
Shown in the desired mannish shapes ? chin-chin
effects ? dropped models ? cushion brims ? all trimmed
| with silk grosgrain ribbon. IDEAL SUMMER HATS
?and very stylish, too.
Hub
Market and Chapline Streets at Fourteentn. j
-7^
Gibson,- George Frank, Michael Eckln,
Kmile Ancrernami.
l'iuno students ? Misses Elenore Rip
Ir.y. Margaret Cribble. Caroline Noble.
Meta Pryor, Mary Cooey. Ethel Cum
inings, Maxine Muhloon, Evelyn Fox.Eva
Leeniing, Nellie Frazier, Martha Juer
gens, Elizabeth Dudley, Martha Thayer.
Catherine Schofleld, Francis Waugh,
Laura i\iok. Mary Katharine Gebhard,
Elsie Caldwell, Virginia Caldwell, Irene
Winters, Hilda Bandi, Hannah Pleck,
Masters William Mooney, Charles Bur- i
ges.s. "Edward Vossler; Mesdames II.!
I trot hers, John Cook. Lulu Thimble
North.
Mrs. Xincheloa Hostess.
Mrs. Frank Kincheloc was hostess to
the I'ourih division of the Ladies' Aid
society at her home on Virginia street :
yestei day afternoon.
A program of musical and literary!
numbers highly pleased. Dainty re- 1
freshnu*nts were served.
In the evening Mrs. Kineheloe en
tertained her Sunday school . class of !
the Thomson church, including XI mem- I
bers. when a delightful evening was en- j
joyed by all.
Brilliant Recital.
In t he V. W. C. A. auditorium last I
evening the pupils of Mrs. Laura Me- 1
C.innis gave a brilliant recital to a large!
number of their friends.
A program of numbers from the mas
ters. most skillfully executed by ihe
young musicians, reflected great credit
upnr. their teacher, and the past year's
work. .
Pleasant Picnic.
The Business Women's class of the
Y. W. . C. A. enjoyed its annual picnic
at the Wheeling park yesterday even
ing.
Members of the class met at the as
sociation building at 5:30 o'clock, from
whence they journeyed to the park and j
enjoyed a picnic vupper and the pleas
ures the park afforded. i
Picnic Supper.
In St. Luke's parish house lasi niglit. j
the "Beds" entertained the "Blues,'' i
who were the winners In a recent Sun- .
day school contest.
At fi o'clock a splendid picnic sup- ?
per was enjoyed and a short program '
rendered. The affair was in charge of[
Ceorge A. Bailey. Sunday school su
perintendent.
Ilev. Jacob Brill inghnm made a brief J
address, and spoke 'of the Bed Cross
work. Pleasing numbers were ccntrib
ul?'d by Misses Virginia Digby and
Bess Tuttle. and t he Sunday school or
chestra furnished ??\cell<*nt music for
the occasion. Several . interesting
speeches wcr?* made by the children.
The "Blues" included:
Misses I
Ethyl Pejlrtns Ethel Lewis'
Margaret llinkle Martha Sullivan
c
Grace Casiday Mildred Poffen
Virginia Digby berger
Phyllis Wolfe Helen Bloomficld
Dorothy Klieves Loretta McGrana
Virginia Weistling han
Louise Bloomfield Harriett McGowan
Kloanor Scatterday .Mary Mott
Helen Bennington Donna Sullivan
Elizabeth Jones Ethel Lewis
Mary Eberling Sue Courtwright
Mcsdames
Walter Schenerleln Alfred Dobbn
Lawrence Paultz Francis Hiscock*
Lafayette Graner Charles Klein
Charles Schenerleln John Klieves
Cecil Leonharc John Ebeling
Louis La'ue W. E. Wolfe
Kenneth Cameron G. W. Pettlcord
"lteds" present included:
Misses
Amy North wood Helen McAllister
Mildred North wood Virginia Hermans
Irma Schenerleln . Virginia Hodge
Eleanor Hamilton Helen Hervey
Ellen Freter Carrie McClemens 'J..-':
Louise Walters Hess Tuttle
Csitherinc. Prager Iiuth Beck
Xclva Sullivan Virginia Digbjr
Florence Glasscock Helen Beck ? .?'??
Mcsdames
George Lconhart Hugo Wolfe
Robert Dobbs Ehvood Dobbs
Robert Leonhfirt R. C. Ewing
Culbic Downing J. L. Connelly ' ? ?
Wheeler Laue J. C. Moyca
FELL FROM AUTO |
Two Members of Party Injured When
Jolted From Machine Near .
West Alexander. ^Ijl
Two members of an automobile :
party from this city were injured in J.
a peculiar manner last night, shortly^;*
before midnight, when they were Jolted;
from the machine. The accident
curred near Reed's Mill, about twO?>
miles west of West Alexander. The*.?
machine is said to have been coming A,
at a rapid rate and as it passed over. I
a "breaker" in the road two occu- I
pants of the rear seat were jolted out.
Albert Jones, of Lind street, war !
more seriously injured. He struck his' -
head on- a street car rail, and It re* |
quired four stitches to close a wound -
on his head and a couple of stitches !
sew up a cut On an ear. Dr. R. M.i.5;
Peddicord attended him. The other; };
passenger was only slightly cut and-Ly
bruised. :
The ?1,000,000.000 raised for tlwfrj
British war loan, if assembled in on#. ?
pound notes laid end to end, would'
reach four times around the earth.
near the equator. i
2 :
Moonlight Excursion
FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 22
Str. Homer Smith
ON THE
PALATIAL
Xo Intoxicating Liquors SoUl or
rerniitted on Board.
Right Reserved 10 Refuse Ad
mission on Refunding Price of
Ticket.
Free Dancing - Music - Lunch Counter - Tickets,
Boat Leaves 8 P. M. ? Returns 11:30 P. M.
For Open Dates, address Steamer Homer Smith, o&ro
Wharfboat, Wheeling, W. Va.

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