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DENATURED ALCOHOL KILLS
? MAN PICKED UP ON STREET!
rajk.SK lawsox or ptttsbrao, is
XUSHED TO HQSrTTAJU ?XTT
DIXS IU AN EOUX j
HAD APPARISILT SSUJTX HAIaT !
FXNT rsOM BOTTUS PITH- j
CXASXD IS 3SIDOXPOXT
Krank Iawson. ain't! 3S years, whose J
family reside ::i I".ttsburgh. dle^t In the j
Ohio Valley clenerul hospital ;vt 4? 4*J ,
o'clock Monday afternoon from the j
effects of drinking denatured alcohol. I
latw?"nn was found on a sidewalk near!
the Union Mission at 3 3" o'clock
terday afternoon, apparently suffering j
from some form of poisoning. Inmates j
of the Mission led him Into the. build- >
lug. where lie lapsed into uncwnsctotis- J
neaji in less than three minutes. ?Kcv. }
<?. \V. Cory, superintendent of the
Union Mlsaion. .seeing thai the ;ran was
in a precarious, condition, called the j
city ambulance and hail the sufferer j
rushed to the hospital. The stomach j
rump and remedies were applied, hut
IA\vson's heart wa? so affected that he '
died wdthtn an hour after Teaching the
Hospital. .
A skilled "Worker
I.awson had been in Wheeling for
set era", weeks. Me holds union cards. '
Rev. Cory said, as an electrical worker'j
and a stationary emr neer. K".>r some t
time, however, he had been working In 1
a local restaurant, and staved at the
Union Mission. Rev. <V>rv lust night'
telegraphed word of the cb'ath to the '
victim's father. i* H. lacwson. at Pit's-j
r burgh -The hotly was removed from I
the hospital t" k'indelberger's tnorrue. f
and no funeral arrangements were j
made last right. Coroner K. i>. Hobhs j
will ho'.d an Informal Inquest
When he was )*<| into the Union j
Mission. Iawsoo had a quart bottle j
from which he apparert11 y had drained!
ebout a half pint of denature I alcohol.!
Tfie liquid is said to have liC'-n secured I
in Itriiiyeport. Ohio.
TO CONSTRUCT LARGE
GARAGE AT WARWOOD
City Permit C!erk George AJ> rants!
yestnday Issuell authority to J. t\
Moore to erect a concrete parage in the j
rear of CTM Wurwoed avenue, War-'
wood, sufficient in size for the storage
. of fourteen automobiles.1 The cost of1
the building is estimated at $2.1)0".
Mrs. Henry K\ Mltler scoured a per
mit to build a frame garage in the rear
of 3114 Water street, at a cost of $123. !
The Winters racking Company was
? granted permission to- make repairs and
alterations at Kim Grove to cost tf.0"0.
Albert N'eitlunc was authorized to
make repairs to his property. >6 Soutn
Broadway srreot. to cost J 173.
Charles Mull was given permission to
huild a frame dwelling in Kprbes addi
tion to Kim Grove, to cost $5,000.
TO CONSIDER CLAIMS
ON ASSESSMENTS
>
On Saturday, November 2t>. the Ohio
county board of commissioners wiil
hear applications for correction -of erro
neous as-essmerits of property for the
purpose of taxation. Clerk H. C. I'nder
wood announced yesterday afternoon.
I'p to this time, close to 100 applica
tions for correction of property assess
ments which are alleged to be erroneous
have been tiled with the clerk of the
board of commissioners.
The board of commissioners will
convene at nine o'clock Saturday m >r*n
I !ng to hour applications for the assess
ment c rrotation.* asked for.
COUNTY COURT
JCEarxltgo Llaeasec
Richard W. lYncn, 3'J, anl Alice
Peo.rl itre\v#r. 13, bath of Steuben villc.
Ohio.
J.soph Yangula. -01. of liretkenrldvc.
Ra.. and l'auline Sherman, 21, cf Na
t rona. 1 a.
Clarenco !>. Moore.-22. of Charleston.
W. Va. and Rosabel Ida Clark son. 22.
of Wheeling. W. Ya.
.7. l tkul Jackson. 21. and la Ulan Hen
nen. 2V. both of Cluysville. l'a.
lloy luivv. 3J. of Mayranf. Ohio. and
l>-ra Chllds, 30. of St. ClairuvUle, Oh.i^.
* Fiduciary
* Ida' Kl'Mer appointeii administratrix
oj the estate of John Kidder. daccused.
iBoml $2,000; Andrew Hcbran'-c. surety.
John K- Wright appointed administra
tor of the estate of FDItabeth Wright,
de-eased. ltund. JlkS.OCD; Anna G.
Hugus, FTUen ' * Robinson and iAirrie
11. Stewart, surety.
Dweda ru?v
William Tt Harper and wife to Wil
liam A. Trautwein. pffcperty -en Main
street. ?
Morrow I* I-ew'.s ond wife to O.trl S.
Winter and wife, tract of ?and on Little
NA heeling . reck.
?John Itryan and wife to John Klsher
and wife, property on hind street.
Wm. <1. Kielrtslnff and v/ifo to Flora
M. M. Kraft. tot on Wetzel street.
Faltcn Hank .<? Trust Go.. <-xe istor of
? will of Simitc! I'oftleid. to Joseph Hpx-i
"?er and Ffrnclia Spoisor. two lots in Kul
ton.
George A. Kraft and wife to Wm. H.
K.1 eld sing. property <-n Wetzel strre*.
das. H. Mol'ord and wife to KYank
Robinson, property in Triudeiphla dls
trtet.
Wm. H. Horrtlsh to Alberta N'otand.
tot tn <>!d iliir .Grounds addition to
W heeling.
? Ralph J Mosjran and wife to Maud H.
Jones, lot in War wood.
CAMP SHERMAN OPEN FOR
DISABLED MEN DEC. i
T. e formal opening of Camp Sherman
at I'htllhotho. i>?iif>, as the nniy I'nited
States army ..amp training .-enter fotj
disabled li t. rails o'f the Wort war seek
t?ii: rehabilitation. will take place I1*
ceniber !. and o'"i disabled ex-service
men u.:; J... placed in training there.
T1; t openinjf was brought about
through jhe I'nited St.it.-s " VetVrans'
Hureau through The vision of Colonel
Forbes, head of the bureau in Washing
ton. I>. <".
Gnptaln Robert Alien, manager of
the Wheeling sub-office of the Veterans'
Hureau. a-id William Itoncer. assistant
manager, lave just returned from an
c-fflcl^ilnspr. trofv of the camp. I'nptain
Alien sthld there would be t,ut f w
Wheeling boys pladed in training at
f'amp Sherman, due p. the f-,. t that Hie
local Industrial plants have stiown won
?terfui co-operation in placing the dis
abled veterans.
TALKS AT MISSION
Rei Gregory Itleakiev of rh. i.'.ig.
w.nl M K. church delivered a line talk
to fT*e men at ttie L'nion Mission iast
t igi.t. A good crowd was on tuind tn
hear the talk and the .special music
which was rendered The services began
at 7:3d with He v. G IV. Cory. Mipi-nn
?endent .of the mission In charge.
Special services are being arranged for
Thanksgiving Da?.
ARR1NGT0N IS AFTER !
TWO WHO INTERFERED
Federal I'rohibitlon officer Torn Ar
rlnjct'.r has ills eyes wide open for two
young men who itre soused of attempt
ing to Interfere wi'h him while ;ic was
biingirg a prtar.ncr and two basK-'ts of
beer to the Ohio county Jail last eve- ;
litr.g
\t 5:4i o'clock. Arrlngton arretted
John bthrador as the latter. It is .ilhjged
v.s? about toMr.'ivir two baskets 'f '.".???r
to a house 'orated at Alley "C" and
Tvvetilj -sl\tii street ArtlKKtan hand
ft;ffed Selir.i'lrr and Too'< h'.m an I the
hecr Market and Twenty-slx'h streets
to wait on a ear on which fm brought
Schroder ar: | the he?r to the Jail.
Affording to Arl ington.' when the i-ar t
smri t il and Se.urrdrr hud bo i put J
9hoard. J?o young men sprarig i" rla ,
side and attempted to ruizr th
Arrlngfen pushed them a#Ue a; <1 put
She beer <'!i the far. The officer sa > s .
that he was then made the turn"' (f n
very njrly remark made by one of the?
young tnen and that ho grabbed for ihej
magi that made the remark Just then,
however Arrtnjrton si \ ?. the conductor i
reached for the b?"il rope to xigiiut the
moter'man to atari the car. and he w.n
compelled to let toe two men who had
Interfered go and jump ,on tho tar to
keep from losing his prisoner, handcuffs
and* hfcer,
Officer Arrlngton returned to the lo- ^
callty last ev^-nlr.g and made a ieis.tthy ;
seareh for "he men he accuses of inter
fering with hint, but was unable to lo- :
cate them.
OHIO VAWGENERAL !
DONATION DAY TODAY
t'ontribullous of hll kinds. mnglng
from the tiniest mite to 4 Sl.ouo check
will be aciVptetl ti day by the v>hio i
Valley tieneral 'hospital. and it is hope 1 ,
tho day wf.l boa great success. Jell.es,
fruits, et- are eveelally requested.
| A number of places throughout th-' ,
city have been deflgnatei as receiving
flattens nnd it is hoped many will re
spond to the'appeal. Contributions may
be left at the following places:
Mrs. J as. Cummins, "04 South 1-hront
street.
Mrs. )[, K. Qeterling. 76 Sixteenth
? street. j
Mrs. s.iille McColloch. 1327 Chapllne '
street.
Mrs. <1. \. Bowers. 3S3'! Jacob stroot.
Mis. I'oward Hizlett. fid .Vain street.
Mrt. Iciblcs Tat 11:11. Kenwood riace.
Mr*. .1. Milton. Klin drove.
Mrs. J. C. llslnlein. fcrldgvport, O. ? i
i barlow m company
'will open new store
! Rnr'ow S- <"<?>.. one of the hrst known
! firn:s nf cash grocers !r^ the city, arc,
about to open their fourth stofe. The '
j new1 vontore will be locate! at the corn- '
I cr of Chapltne and Twenty-fourth
j .street .and will carry a full line of gro
J veries and ass.looted articles. It will
j follow the v.ell known Harlow lines of
1 clean. Military roods and prices will be
I /.f the lowest. Wednesday will be open,
ing day and spe I low prices have been
established for that event.
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
MEETS TODAY. 3:30
The tral'fi ? eonimittee of the Wheeling
Chamber of I'll Iieriv will meet this
aft. rni>otl at I "0 o'clock in the assem
sbly room of tin- c'.intnber. At tlv.s meet
ing there w i.! be a general discussion
of th-.' application tnade by the Wheeling
Terminal railway for re\l?ion In various ?
I rate:? applying In connection with that
line.
W. It. H.ggins is chairman of tho com
mitte\ Other subjects to be discussed
at this meeting will be as follows: "VTr
| Kinia Cities ltutes," "Wasting I'.r.tos of
the Carriers" and "Report of the Special
j Committee on the Legislation of the
j National Industrial Traff.c League,"
Traffic Club Wednesday
The r.cmi-monthly, mooting of the
Traffic club wilj be hold at noon Wed
nesday at the McLure hotel.
| Charles Donnelly, traffic manager, of
j I'ittKburgh. wilt bo tho principal speak
er, followed by a musical program.
OPEJi SOCIAI, CB-NTJJt SOON
A. O. Anderson, superintendent of tho
recreation commission of Wheeling ves
j terday announced he will complete plans
within a f"v.' days for opening the social
center at Kim Grove. Full retails are
not yet ready but will bo announced
within a few days.
f WATCH SPECIAL |
FINE ELGIN WATCH
Full-jeweled Flgin movement
in beautiful gobl-filled .-nse.
(I'uatautecd .a ec u rate tirue
keeper.
A RKAIi $2."?.<K) WATCH
AT OI K Si'K(TAL I'lilCM
FUR THIS WEEK DMA'
$17.50
nOb MARKET ST. WHEEL! AJ
RELiemUS PROFESSION
AT MOUNT DEGHAKTAL
Sister Mary .jo Sales >tc< 'ann mado
her temporary vows of religious profes
sion ai Mount de ''huiitul oil tlie twentV
firm, at '.lie hands of Very Hot'. 'H.
Moye. V. G.. assisted by Ilev. Joseph
Kink. S J., of Uotuaga college. 'Wash
ington. D. C. The profcrskn ceremony,
which la brief, u!tu lots solemn than
that of the ceremony attending the final
profession. la, however, impressive and
fall of meaning. The tenuon preached
by ftev. Father Fink at the opening of
the ceremony. was an eloquent tribute
to wisdom of her who. on this happy
occasion, consecrated her life to tho
service of Clod Ills text was taken from
the forty-fourth psalm, and the dis
course guip a touching and beautiful
development of the words. "Hearken, O
daughter and heur. and Incline tnmo
cut forget also thine own people an 1
thy father's house. And the King shall
greatly desire thy beauty." Roforring
to the feast of tho day, that of the
Presentation of the Ulossed Virgin in
the temple of Jerusalem, he drew there
from lessons of devotion, sacrlflre and
perfect service in imitation of the
Mothor of vied, who dedicated her life
lo the Most High at the age of three
years. Presenting this model to the new
roUgeuse as a pat'ern of virtue, the
aporker gave utterance to forceful and
convincing expressions of encourage
ment'which. rp' u ubt. will ever be. like
a lamp to the le t of her who lias made
so generous renouncement of self to the
service "f the Master.
At tb? conclusion of tbe ceremony
mars was celebrated by Very Rev.
Father Moye.
Many friends and relatives of tho
ni-wly professed sister were present to
witness the ceremony and to extend to
her their felicitations on this auspicious
even'. a monj the guests were Ik r
mother. Mrs. .T Mei'nnn. of Wheeling,
and her brothers. Messrs. I.u and Uort
Mot'ann.
LIQUOR IS FOUND
IN GREEK PLACES
Stat? troopers Kemper. Burr iir.'l
Helfrlch and lYohihttlon t'fticers Tom
Arrlnjcton paid a visit to North Main
street'Jato yesterday afternoon, and a"
a result Mike Salopek and Jim Kogll
kons'ile, two t>rc< ks. arc awaiting triu
before Justice of the I'cuee <Jo!tlenbor>;
of Kim tiriivr. Ttie men were arrestc
on a charge of having li'iuor in their |>o;
session, and are out under JiOO bond.
Mike lives at N<h 73 Mam street IK
runs a soft drink parlor, and when tin
ofHcers went behind ihu bar tliey fount
a pint of moonship? whiskey and o
pint of Mended liuuor.
Crossing the street, ?th.c officers vis
Ited Jim's lunch room at 74 Main street
sM'ter a brief search, they found twenty
six oases of home brow.
Both were taken before Squire tlobh
enberg and put upi J.'flfl for their ap
pcaranoes*.
FERRY POLICE COURT
GETS $120 FROM FOUR
Marlins Ferry's city treasury was en
rlchcd the sum of J120. plus court cost!
as the result of sentence's meted out las
evening hy Mayer I'harles Coleman It
police court to four prisoners at thi
bar. ,
Mike Kalian, on a charge of helm
drunk and disorderly, was flne.j Jiff am
costs, officer 1111 wood Kothcttnuiul a!
so charged Kallas with, resisting arres
and the mayor add?d a tine of J5u ant
the trimmings for this odense.
Arthur Harris, n negro, charged wit!
helm: drunk and disorderly, ami .loi
1" <;!ga. on a disorderly charge, weri
fined 5-5 each. They are the two pr:s
? ?ncrs ?ho i-ante near effecting the ja:
l>r.:*k at Martins t'erry Sunday cv. n'ng
Joe Watson, the lone American si
fm of Sunday night's polldr drigne' a
the Forry was lined {id f..r being drun
and fighting.
SOCIAL CENTER PR0GRA1V
X special program Is being( arrange'
ly the social committee of the Mo
Klnley soclul center for their lutellr.i
Thursday evening of this week. Thi
program will include a short tall; bv i
prominent South * Side resident am
j musical numbers, both vocal .w.d In
Btrumental.,
i
!
I
The state highway commission on De
cember 2 will \>pe:? bids for" tho construe
lion of u new concneto bridge to re*
j>la.re the old'"S" bridge at Heed's Mills,
on the National road.
I "
John Johnson, negro sentenced In fed
oral court to pay u fin? of f2u0 for a
violation of the liquor law. was released
from the Ohio county jAil yesterday
when he appeared before I", d. Comrnts
siunVr John H. Conrad and made affi
davit that he was without lunds to pay
his fine. Attorney Henry Nolle pre
pared Johnson's plea for reloaae from
Jail under the old "Poor Convict" act.
Luke Kurlato. of Kenwood, who was
arrested last week on a charge of vio
lating the national prohibition laws,
was granted a continuance until Decem
ber 2b by T'tilted States Commissioner
John H Conrad yesterday.
A new Kord automobile agency will
be fpehed In Elm Urove soon by C. S.
Creer, former Elm ttrove druge'-st and
Frank Tonman. ?
The ",\d Clut)" held a lunchepn at the
lhks' club yesterday at noon. Will Mc
Adam, the new president, presided and
Milton liutman was secretary. An In
teresting talk on "Lltnography" was one
of the features.
The Trlfingle eluh. composed of past
chancellors of Knights of Pythias, held
lis regular noon day luncheon at the
Mecca dining hall at noon yesterday. Hy^
laws of the organization were consid
ered.
Peter Haberstlck. director of the min
strel show at th" penitentiary announc
ed last evening that tickets for the show
could be secured at Dyson's cigar stand.
I ' Two adjudications in bankruptcy wcro
? 11 led yesterday with l\ S. > 'ommissiuner
John 11. Conrad. They were tho cases
of the PUtshurch-W'? llsburg Coal com
pany .and Everett Scu.br! ght, of Eeti
wood.
A meeting <f the membership commlt
' tee of the Chamber was heard.
ian...u iivs.>?. district dcnutv grand e*
1 silted rul. t ??{ ill** 1*. r. (?. Klks. returned
" ' from T'arkorsburg yesterday. He and
1 | several i.ther I oral Klks from Wheeling
attended a meeting: 1n connection with
: the membership campaign to be carried
' "ii in tho near future.
Mi?=s Virginia Phillips, local artist and
' illustrator. formerly with ^ the 11. K.
Stupp 1!neraving company, will nrrnln
1 become associated with the Urm. start
ing next Monday.
.. 'Jnthnm 's <*>verflooded with Jobless
girls. according to word received here
by local V. \Y ,\ . facials. C.trls are
warned not t.< reck positions there Ten
per cent more women are oU{ of employ
ment in Xew York this year than last.
j sure "it's nine Devil.5?Adv.
i Make the devil help you work, but be
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FOR YOUR
THANKSGIVING
; DINNER
i!
$
Cranberries, extra fancy
Kilns Tig Pudding"
ST
1 Premier Plum Pnddlny
-! Plo.tw.nt Volley Corn
EUto Ursac: Pea?
Aspcr-'tfus Tlya
: Crystnlhtod OHnyer
r Stuffed Dates and Fl??
Cluster Raisin*
Holnz Sllnce Effoat
P erf a ctt c ^ *co ff ee
Now ri.Tp and Date*
Budded and No. l Walnuts
Fancy Apples cad Orongos
Calif ore ly Cfu-.nod
rineapple, Whlto Cherries,
Pcacbeg and Pears
; H. F. Bekeos Co.
a '
* 2217 Market St.
Branch?Wocdsdale
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aIW/ Gffod Sheet*
THIS IS
Stetson Week
The
Thrill
ALL THIS WEKK YOV MAY buy any Stetson S'hoo
lor either men or women at
$2.00 Off Regular Price
Stetson Week is to not only introduce the new SteL
i son Shoe for Women. 1ml also to enable any man or
woman to buy. this week only, any Stetson Shoe at
a saving of
Two Dollars Per Pair
You married man, brine \our wife in ami let us lit
lor in a Stetson and -he will then enjoy the same
line comfort and satisfaction that you hate imlultred
in for many years.
This Weak Only.
Nay Shoe Company j
1311 Market St.
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: OP TONIGHT
MASaET ETEEIT OT?I> INAJTCE TO
BU cONSrDBPED Tins EVENING-"
BY CITY COUNCIL
Lc Tiff thy Srrsrlon Expected ? Several
j Mattel's to Conio Brforo
City Solous x
City cotin il will meet this evening In
regular session. The meet.ng I a ox
lectfj to t:? lengthy..
An "rdinanpc will h? introduce l, it
Is .said, regulating traffic on Market,
treet. A committee was nppnlr.tr 1 re
cently t > draft a traf.de ordinance but
1heforo an ord.nance covering every de
tall concerning parking. speed, one-way
stre-'ts. etc.. can be gotten together, an
ordinance regulating traffic on Market
etreet will be necessary at once.
The committee Investigating the ro
nuest of the t'nited l.'alry company. to
erect u smoke-stack on the Sixteenth
street plant, will make a report t;n!ght.
The Rennle-Kayser ordinance *il! be
up for llnnl passage tonignt. This or
dinance will cover the erection of a
'unique over the applicant's sidewalk at
No. 79 Zsne street.
Another ordinance making paving
assessments' against nincrs of lots ? n
i.jchland avenue. Eighth, Nineteenth.
Twenty-first, .Seventeenth streets and
j Vance avenue. AVarwood, In th? Ninth
| ward, .will also be up tonight for final
I [lassnge.
OPEN HOUSE AT Y. W, -
I THANKSGIVING DAY
The Young Women's Christian Asso
ciation will observe "Open JIoiiko" on
Thursday, the usual custom for Thanks
giving I'ay. The general office will be
open, dinner will be served at 111:30 and
the parlors will he open afternoon and
evening for any friends who may wish
to drop In. Reservations for tile dinner
may be made today.
iBSYSGOUT TRAINING !
: CUSS THISIEVENING;
A meeting of the training class of Roy j
I Smuts \n : 11 bo held this evening. ifcout
Executlv? H O. 1'orti announced last1
I night.
J The following la an outline of the j
J i ourso of training for Scouts for the ,
1 fall of this year:
V. 1. Instruction in elementary first
aid. Head chapter VIII. ir. 11. for B.
2. The value of story telling to the
troop, pp 417 to 411" II. B. for S M.'s.
3 The Scouts* reading program.
VI l Til" ot gamzatlon and functions
of the court of honor, pp. 1S1 to 1 S3, in- j
elusive, 11. 11. for S. M.'s.
2. Scout loyalty.
3. The Scout leader's knowledge of ?
hoy life. pp. 2C3 to 307. Inclusive, of H.
B. for S M.'s.
i 4 Scout iIndoor) games,
j VII. Signalling i International Morse
| code). Candidate to learn letters of
i alphabet and numerals.
2.1 The good turn, the acid test of;
j Scouting, i p. 213 to 223, Inclusive, H. B.
for S. M.'s.
3. The Seout pace. Value and under- I
lying principles of training the Scout in I
the pa.e. I'. 100 II. B. for S. M.'s. Trac- j
tjiCf. pACt*.
VI1J Council organization and troop
repr.-jentation. Written examination on
I course.
t
Chamberlain-* Congn Remedy
| This is rot only one of the be?t and
most efflclctn medicines for doughs,
colds, croup and whdopinjr cough, but Is
also pleasant to take, which Is Import
ant when a medicine must be given to
you tig chlldtcn. Chamberlain's Cough
j Hemedji- has lc;n In use for many years
I and has met with much fa cor where.
ever itjs good qualities have become
, known. Many mothers have given it
j their unqualified endorsement. Tx.
Scruhy, Chlllleuthe, Mo., writes. "I-have
raised three children, have always used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and found
It to be the ber? for coughs, colds and
croup. Tt Is pleasant to take. Both
adults and children like It. My wife
nr.d I have always felt safa from croup
with It In the house," Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy contains no opium or
'other narcotic. Tor sale by all dealers i
SELL PRISON m
TICKETS FASjl
rxRST lot to xmnn
ALL GONX SECOND MVJXOK
" THIS AXOBZmra
Will 3e Greatest Ever ? XndioatldM y!
Aro Hundreds Will B* Turned ? , ^
The tvont Virginia Stats PliWlt IK
mlnstre! tliow thla year will bs (H?
greatest ever 6een. The first lot if?
tickets went on sale yesterday at |B0^9
McLuro Cigar Stand and last erenMf.j^a
were sold. Another lot, and tftwH
last, will be sent to the Mc-Lure OIH^S
Stand this morning. Ar effort Is beidfi|?j
made to give the people of
un opportunity this year .of seeing twn
show and for thla reason more tfekMS&g
were sent here than ever before.
iu of people were turned away iMffil
year and indioatlona point to thoussaA^B
being turned away this year. ?
This show this year, as It h&f teeea'wS
in the pest. Is under .the personal dlrafr*$k
tlon of Peter F. Haberatlck. of Whsst*^
ng. and the musical director fitV
Wallace H. Smith, of Moundaville. ThS j
show this year is entirely new aad T
strikingly original program, by a na* j
j>ahy of unparalleled singers, daaotrw^fj
and comedians, and a harmonious bia*A?' |
ing of mirth, music and melody.
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Men's. Jersey
Silk Shirts;
6.95
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:, Discount Sale ? I
Two Pays Left fy fe*Jk *<#/ Two Days Left
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1 We arc selling VALUE in this sale?not only price. For price alone |
means nothing. It's the VALUE that counts. And that's determined *' I
by the QUALITY. The QUALITY of the merchandise offered at ! I
25% DISCOUNT is better than ever. The best And prices are I
j ONE-FOURTH better. .^r I
25% All Hart Schaffner & Marx Sails I
25%eJE?uni $20,000 Worth of Quality FURS |
25% discount All Our Women's & Misses^Suits 1
25% Off All Mart Schaffncr & Marx Overcoats?$55 and up' 3?f)l
25% Off Specially Selected Group of Women's DRESSES *y%fk I
25% Off Specially Selected Group of Women's COATS .? ^: I
Decide right now if it is worth saving 25% on anew suiter coat ordreworFOJfc I
. . . Consider first that this is merchandise of Quality?guaranteed by
That ihe regular prices are tlio lowest of the year. That only two more days r?? i I
i main in which 1o secure the discount. That after 5 o'clock Wednesday you\g?)X I
have to payTuli price. , , , Consider these facts, Then decidq to coma ia .t(K ? I
i morrow. I
Work Baskets are Nice to
| Give : Especially These
49c to 1.98
Woven ha.skcts with cover: from small utility size to
11 ho larger ones for bidding sewing and mending, you will find
jthem all attractively decorated with Chinese money, bright coi
jorcd beads, and tassels.
Decorated Waste Baskets : 1.89
Mrtal Waste Baskets that are attrr.etivo necessities. These aro
]tainted ro*e, blue or black and c'evcrly decorated with floral
,designu.
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; Children's Winter Coats
16.50 . $19 24.75
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|Warm Coats of Bolivia, Chinchilla, Velours and ot^cr
"Worsted Con tin 23 that are a protection from the snow and wind.
In both the loose and belted modi-Is. with self or Fur eollnrs.
/! Colors, Beaver, Pekin, Blue, Maroon, Navy and Heather mixtures.
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FLANNEL 1
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1.95
Just how low this price I
is you'll appreciate the mo- A
merit you see the shirts, IiiJB
fact you will recognize thexnH
as the regular $3 to $4 kind-H
One of the special piirJ
chases our buyer made itfl
New York. Wear thera jfl
'work, after work, on hJH
or hunting. ifl
Made of high prade?
ncl; finished nicely.
khaki, brown, green I
blue. Sizes 1414 to
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