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Spool Silk

&c Bamberger's Spool
Silk. 100 yds.. Csc doz..
bpOOl .OC
&c Bamberger's Spool
Twist. 10 yds.. SOC hoX..
4 for &c
&c Dressmakers' Silk, u
OF. s2.16 doz., SPOOL. Ice
30c Dressmakers' Silk,
425 yards, $40 dozen,
spool .21c
60c Bon Ton Spool SILK,
large, s4.2b doz., spool, 35c
58c Imperial Spool Silk,
L o.. 35.75 doz., spool. 500
30 Darning Spool Silk,
black and colors..........
Q for Zoe
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Safety Pins

&c Safety Pins. full
nickel plated, 6 dozen
U
&c and &c Clinton Safety
Pins. 90 to 3. dozen.....4c
Duplex Safety Pins, reg.
&c and &c, dozen.........3c
Steel Safety Pins, reg.
SC dozen, special. &c
Steel Safety Pins, reg.
10c dozen, special. Sc
Safety Pin Books, vari-
GUS sizes, reg. Sc, alto
Gold Safety Pins. reg.
Joe. 2 cards for........15c
Dress Shield Pins, reg.
&c card, special.
10c Collar Pin Sets. sill
yer and black. 2 cards
lOI
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Hose Supporters

1Oc Isle Hose Support
ers, white and black. 71ac
15c Isle Hose Support
ers, extra wide, pair. lie
10c Sew-On Supporters,
wide elastic. 2 pairs 15c
25c Sew-On> Supporters,
sateen tips. pair.
25c Pad Hose Supporters,
four straps, pair.....,.19c
Soc Pad Supporters, eX-
ira quality web, pair. .39c
SOC Fancy Ribbon Pin
On Carriers, spec. at..20c
Mems Paris Carriers,
reg. Csc pair, special. Ice
Mems Boston Pad Gar
ters, reg. 25c, special. Zoe
Boys Byron Waists,
reg. 19c each. special. .15c
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Needles

4c Machine Needles, for
all machines. 4 papers
LII
&c Darning Needles, 10 in
a paper, special .1Mc
K. B. & Co. Scientific
Needles, reg. DC paper. 30
Needle Cases, many
styles. reg. 121hc. spec. 71ho
Metal Needle Cabinets,
reg. 10c each. at. yMc
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Trimming Braids

Toe Fancy Wash Braids,
) yards. 2 pieces for..15c
15c W a S h Braids 6
yards, straight or seal
loped ..................12hc
25c Wash Braids, 6 yds.,
white and colors, 19c piece,
yard .3H2c
Toe and 15c Embroidered
Wash Braids, special,
YARD 12c
4 yard White Feather
stitch Braid, regular Sc,
piece &c
6 yard White and Color
ed Featherstitch Braid.
reg. 15c, at..............11c
&c and &c G. B. White
Cotton Braid. 3 pieces
Tor
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Beltings

SEC Satin Serge Betting,
B-in,, 8 yards, piece. .40c
1A-in. Satin Serge Belt
ing, reg. 75c, piece.....59c
T-in. Doubles Skirt Belt
Ing. reg. 85c. piece. csc
76c Empire Skirt Belt
Ing, 2 and PA in. wide,
piece
jacquard Wash Belt
lngs, reg. Csc yd, spec. 1Sc
Washable Betting, new
designs, reg. 1870 yard,
II
Washable Betting, white
and colors, regular BIC
fhKu
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Tape Measures

6o-in. Stitched Tape
Measures, reg. DC, at 3hc
60.inoh Sateen Stitched
Tape Measures, regular
1Oc 55ac
Spring Tape Measures,
assorted colors, regular
1uc H2c
6-inch Spring Tape Meas
ures. reg. 100, Att 12c
60-inch Tape Measures.
extra wide, regular 25c,
at
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Ribbon & Hat Wire

&c Ribbon Wire, 8 yards,
three pieces for........10c
4-yd. Lace Wire, reg. DC
piece, 3 for .............1Oc
Sgd. Satin Edge Wire,
reg. &c piece, at.........4c
lloyd. Satin Edge Wire,
white and black, regular
f0-yd. Rib B Wire,
regular 121Ac piece, at.1Oc
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Table Glassware

American pressed glass and
thin blown glassware. Bowls,
pitchers, goblets, dishes, wines,
clarets, cordials, bowls, etc.
Only a few pieces of a kind.
" Price and Less
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Rock Crystal Glass

Webb's celebrated rock crys-
tai glass, acknowledged to be
England's foremost make of
fine crystal glass. A few choice
pieces still remain-not many,
though.
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Cots and DiVanS

Regular SIS all-steel Witt edge
divans .4.25
Regular $50 all-steel woven
wire divans 400
Regular $50 all-steel cots, spe-
clal, az .4.Uu
Regular $50 all-steel cots, spe-
cial, at .2.75
Regular 3.25 all-steel cots, spe-
cial, at .Z.0O
Regular 1.50 all-steel cots, spe-
cial, at ................1.2 O
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FOulard Silk
z-@S~--a ---@
Dress Patterns

Tomorrow we shall place on
sale in our popular silk store
a number of exceedingly pref
ty foulard dress patterns at
very special prices. These
foulards are all that the heart
OF woman could wish for as
to style and quality. Suitable
for street or evening wear.
Each pattern contains enough
silk for an entire costume.
"a to 40 inches wide. Polka
dots. scrolls, neat small Eg-
afes and borde9ed effects.
&8O Eeulard Dress Rstterns, 400
$50 Fouiard Dress Patterns. 400
$50 Foulard Dress Patterns, $50
900 Foulard Dress Patterns, SEQ
lOJ0e Fsulard Dress Patterns.
iaOe- Esulard Dress Patterns,
eco
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Dinner Sets

1OO-pc. American Porcelain Sets,
some slightly Clipped; worth a TX
10O-pc. American Porcelain Sets,
colored flower pattern; worth Y E0
1900, sO"
100-pc. American Porcel9in Sets,
colored borders; worth IN M
1890, special
100-pc. Carlsbad China Sets-rhin,
Transparent ware; worth 1900
1850, special. ............... 4oU
100-pc. Chas. Field Haviland China
Sets, sold with some pieces TX M
missing; worth 500, at..... Ac'VV
100-pc. Chas. Field Haviland Sets,
sold with some pieces chip OK IN
ped or missing; worth 5000 Oc'VV
100-pc. Chas. Field Haviland Sets,
some slightly clipped; Ok M
worth $500, at............... oo.UV
100-pc. Elite Limoges China Bets.
perfect; worth $500, special 1e IN
at AusOO
100pc. American Porcelain Sets,
some pieces slightly clipped: = Sn
worth 1850. ssoV
9S-pc. Carlsbad China Sets, some
pieces short; worth 22s6D. 1CASA
loo pc. Haviland $50. China Sets.
dainty design; worth 1900 70 S0
special Oo'oV
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.'Libbey'' Cut Glass

McEntee & Laying carried a
complete line of this famous
make of cut glass. Notwith-
standing today's spirited selling
there still remain a few choice
pieces which We are pleased to
offer at. 49, Price and Less
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Light Weight Shields
Extra Fine Covers
Reliable Shields
Alright Shields
Nainsook Covers

No. 2
Reg. 15c 1sc 21c 2Sc
Pair lie lac lie 20c
Doz. 1.30 1.5O 40 ais
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Purewhite Shields

Extra Light Weight
No. 2 s
Pair Ice Ice 22c zoe
Dor. 1.55 200 2.25 ESQ
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Feather Pillows

Regular 100 feather pillows,
special, at soc
Regular l.50 feather pillows,
special, at .1.20
Regular 200 feather pillows,
special, at .............1.5O
Regular ESQ feather pillows,
special, at .............1.75
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No. SOL Broad Street, bring

MN MMM M@s MqLw& who %sMvHyHs %%%da MhgSa store known 49, sy@aM @M@B Breeds street %saE
NMA They h@hM w chad m@a Misunderstanding glassware and kindred things na the knew with he Hmm@ mM% for
W. m%@@%@MmMBs REDUCTION %g mdh M% @a M @ms Mym my% mm@g@m m @ma as%%
A - K@MwmMw EMM TMMm C D. Orders Filled
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Cut Glass

Water Pitcher, 4-pint, buzz star
o cutting; worth 500 eaOh' 800
now
Olive Dish or Spoon Tray. hand
some floral pattern: worth 1 m
LOO, AsOv
S-inch Fern Dish. dainty floral
pattern; worth 4.R. III 2 M
finch Round Nappy. hob star
cutting; worth 1.5o' our spe- LOO
Table Tumblers, strawberry dia-
mond pattern; worth ESQ each, Ike
5-inch Round Nappy, cut in hob
star pattern; worth 86c, u E0c
price
Nappy, with three handles, hob
star cutting; worth 800, spe- 9 IN
cial sew
Finch Bowl-round, deep shape;
hob star pattern; worth ZOO. I S0
now ............
S-inch Round, Shallow Bowl-hob
star pattern; worth zoo, spe- I En
W11iskey Tumblers, odd patterns,
only a few of a kind; worth OK
40c to Soc each. AOC
Handled Baskets, popular buzs
star pattern; worth 200 each, 1 IN
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Hair Mattresses

1900 black hahn mattresses, As
lbs, special. $50
1900 black hair mattresses, As
lbs, special 1925
1900 South American black hair
mattresses, at. 1850
$500 pure South American hair
mattresses for. .21.5O
1900 South American hair mat
tresses, As lbs. .25.O0
$500 South American white hair
mattresses, As lbs. 5000
1000 hair mattresses, extra
super drawings, at. 80. $500
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Cotton Mattresses

Regular 800 soft top mat
tresses, special, at. $50
Regular 400 mattresses, soft
top and bottom, at. .3.25
Regular 500 Victor combination
mattresses at AIS
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important Sale of Beds and Bedding

over our fW@ fort this week we found that in oMr to beat hem we would have to do something out of the
form Of big sweeping sal in which we shall include the very mn Of our took W. propose to make this me
e@k. lust lance over these Splendid fnng:
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This might be called a "neces
big business naturally ensued. Upo
ordinary. This something" has tai
of the best sales of its kind ever hel
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musical Instructor is to be congratu-
lated.
In his sermon Mr. Sunday said: To
let a boy do as he piesses IL the same
AZ letting the boy 20 TO the devil or
the penitentiary.
You might just a. well reason with
a prairie hre a. with a young fellow
when he IL IN love. Everything few
before Sampson when he fell In love
Nth a pretty heather girl down In
Tinmath. n the angels can see down
here they must be ashamed OF some
OF the fellows who are In love.
The road 20 hell r. mighty bright
Lack % sSlf-control 10 the greatest
trouble with the American people to-
day The strongest man IL the one
who IL master Of his own passions.
The man Who can say no has little 10
fear from the outside. Make your
Christian mastery % yourself one %
the pillars In your home n there vas
no more smiling or cheer In a saloon
than there 10 In the average churches
there would not he any more people
IN them than In the churches The
saloon 10 bright for the same reason a
piece ~ cheese is puf IN the mouse
trap. u IL bright for Tho same reason
y worm is put on the hook
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.[l ELS

The Masonic club OF this city is
making arrangements to entertain the
members of the Beta lodge of wilkins
burg. Pa, on Saturday evening. March
10. Bowling contests. a banquet and
M iber of vaudeville stunts will be
among the amusements of the day.
On Sunday afternoon. Parke diyi.
sion No. !. A. o. H.. held a meeting
in their rooms in the McLain hall. and
about fifteen were initiated. Attorney
NJ. J. Cullinan. OF this city. delivered
an address upon the conditions and
growth OF the organization, and dur
ing his talk made the comparison be-
tween the Hibernians and other or
CARNATIONS.
Saturday afternoon. Arthur Rid
die. the poular driver at the Vigilant
hose house. was the recipient Of a fine
large red bird. Officer George Gill. OF
the local police force making the pre-
sentation. The affair was a practical
joke on stump" and his appreciation
was shown in the good nature in
which he regarded is. Officer Gill call
ed by phone at the Vfgilant to know
II the bird would be accepted by Rid
die. and he Immediately replied that
IL would and the officer in person
brought the bird TO the department,
having large holes cut in the box 80
as to give the bird plenty OF air. The
men OF the house gathered around TO
see and when the box was opened. Il
contained a large papier-mache raven.
which is now a sort OF mascot for the
house.
AT 1880 Sunday morning the
property owned by Henry Mitchell. To-
Gated at 3si7 Chapllne street. caught
FIRE from defective iue. An alarm
from Box els was sent in and the de-
partments arrived at the scene OF the
fire in time to prevent serious damage.
The roof around the chimney and the
gable were the only parts burned and
the damage will not exceed $25.
The examination Of the conference
class OF the St Paurs Evangelical
church will take place on Sunday
Judica. March Path. at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
The confirmation services will be held
on Palm Sunday at 7:15 p. m. In the
church II Is a usual occurrance TO
have two classes. both English and
German. but the confirmation class
this year will he all English.
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About People
movements - tndlvtossss 20 ass
Fesm ehs cssy
Trsn s,ss cssy

ID. q. Brown. the genial clerk of
the board of control. who has been
slightly indisposed for several days
past. 10 improving
Mrs. NJ. z. Shields. who was in.
jured IN a trolley accident on Satur.
day. 10 recovering rapidly. but IT ID
stated she is still unable to use her
arms.
Buck" venaman will leave to-mor'
row for Fort Wayne. where he will
recommended by Claude varnell.
Ex-Fire Chief James p. Altmeyer
who recently took charge OF the Cleve
land-Erie docks in Erie. Pa. has re
turned home for a few days. He will
probably return to Erie with his
family on Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Devlin. Of the South
Side. will return to-day after spending
few days with friends and relatives
in Warrington.
]. +. Miller. the local expressman
Is confined to his home with a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Miss Estelle Lisbond. a prominent
young lady OF Cleveland, O.. is visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Mrs. John Cummins. who recently
underwent serious operation in the
City hospital. is recovering nicely and
will be able to leave the hospital with
! in the next two weeks.
Mrs. John Madden. of the South
| Side, has as her guest Mrs. Jane.
Mullen. OF MoundsvilIe.
Master Robert Frohme, the FIVE
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Frome. OF No. $50 Market street
Is suffering from severe attack OF
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bowers OF New
Philadelphia re the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will ii. Colvig OF the Island.
William Hildreth who is a studen,
Of Lawrenceville academy. is home for
short time.
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TERRA ALTA MEN
Attend Sunday Meeting and Organize
Methodist Brotherhood at the
Close Of Service.

Twenty eight business men OF Ter.
ra Alta. members OF the First Meth
odist church OF that city. arrived In
Wheeling on Saturday and remained
over last night. attending the Billy
Sunday meetings. The delegation
came In a special Pullman car, which
they used as headquarters during
their stay in the city. They left las,
night for their homes. their Pullman
being attached to train No. s. and
they departed a most enthusiastic
bunch of rooters for BILLY" Sunday
One OF the definite results of their
visit to the Sunday meetings was the
organization of a Methodist Brother
hood. which took place at the taber
nacle at the close OF the Sunday even
ing service.
Those who composed the party
were:
w. n. Hartman. George Z. Wolf
Dan c. Feather. A. NJ. Ankram. #,
Ray Shaw. Ray Lipcome. Charles F
Dodge. c. w. Davis, Prof. L. w
Roberts, o. W. Ringer. G. B. Linger
Joseph Hedge. c. NJ. Crane. ]. w
Whitaker. o. d. Cuppett. DIR. Claude
II. King. DIR. l.. G. Beerbower. W. b
Freeland. Thomas Taylor. Harry kel
". w. F. Kelly. Charles Duve. Rev
W. II. Berry. VIM. NJ. Bishop. T. E
Harner. T. r. Shay. c. r. Morgan
Dan L. Wotring.
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at the Vance Memorial church was
postponed and Miss Miller. Who vas
scheduled for the Vance church. had
charge Of the meeting 1t Thomson N.
& church. On the Island. In the place
Of Mrs. Sunday.
The meeting vas unusually interest
Ing and the church was crowded. All
the seats were filled NJ well a. the
altar and platform. Miss Miller ad-
dressed the audience and proceeded TO
dress them down and her talk was
very interesting and convincing.
Miss Egerter sang a beautiful solo
and three young ladies' from the
Young Women's Bible class. OF Can
ton. o.. made brief addresses. These
young ladies' were Sunday converts in
the Ohio city and have organized .
permanent Bible class.
At the close OF the service 81 women
came forward and there were about
Is conversions.
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ALL YOU need IS A
CASCARET TONIGHT
Coated Tongue Or constipstsd
Boweis BY Morning..

Turn the rascals out-the headache.
the biliousness. the indigestion. the
sick. sour stomach and foul gases
turn them out tonight and keep them
out with Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take Q
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by q Law
liver. clogged bowels or IN upse,
stomach.
Don't put in another day Of dis
tress. Let Cascarets cleanse and reg
ulate your stomach: remove the sour
undigested a. .fermenting food and
that misery-making gas: take the ex
cess bile from your liver and carry
out Of the system all the decomposed
waste matter and poison in the mites
tines and bowels. Then you will
feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will surel,
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep. A 10-cent DO,
from any drug store means a cleal
head and cheerfulness for months
Children love to take Cascarets be
cause they taste good-never grippe OF
sicken.
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MASONS TO ATTEND
Seats VIII Be Reserved at the Taber-
nseIe Wednesday for Large
Number.

Arrangements have been made by
the local lodge OF Masons for the
reservation OF a large number OF seats
at the tabernacle Wednesday evening
for the accommodation OF the men,
bers Of this lodge who will attend.
The invitation TO attend has been ex-
tended TO the lodges in nearby towns
and cities, and delegations from these
places will be present
The lodge will meet at the Second
Presbyterian church and will proceed
TO the tabernacle in a body.
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LECTURE PLATFORM
VIII Claim Norwegian who oiscoV.
cred South Poie-conesdes
scotfs clair-a

HOBART. Tasmania. March 10
captain Road Amundsen. the discov
ercr % the South Pole. said today
that he thought u quite possible that
Captain Robert y Scott. the British
explorer. had also attained the pole
lie hoped -. 81 least His own base.
he said was 500 miles from that %
the British party. and hts winter camp
vas nearer the pole than SCOTS he
had no idea ~ the time that Captain
Scott had started for the pole
Captain Amundsen has received
thousands Of congratuiatory messages.
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PITCH In"
The Subject Of Fred. r. Selbert at the
Zane Street M. e. Church This
Evening.

Fred. r. Seibert, the great personal
worker OF the Sunday party. will ad-
dress a mass meeting this evening at
the Zane Street NJ. E. church, and he
no doubt will be greeted by a large
congregation. Mr.. Seibert is recog.
nized as one OF the most successful
personal workers in the country to-
day. and his talks are filed with in
teresting information on how TO win
souls for Christ His subject will be
pitch In" and Fred says those two
words tell the whole story. Many are
anxious to hear Mr.. Seibert, and the
church will doubtless be crowded.
The meeting will open at 1880 o'clock.
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He announces that he will remain here
until the Fran sails. He will then
begin a two months lecture tour In
Australia.
To-day Amundsen went for an auto
mobile ride with Henry ID. Baker. the
American consul. and later dined with
him. lie was reticent concerning his
experiences AT the pole. but said that
Shackleton's expedition took a much
more difficult route than he did.
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PRAYER SERVICE
And Conference VIII BE Held a,
Vance Memorial Church This
Evening.

There will be brief prayer service
and conference In the Vance Memorial
church. Woodsdale. this Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock. All the mem
bers Of the church and workers in the
Sunday school are requested 70 be
present for conference with the pas
tor and officers with reference TO work
In the Sunday campaign. The meet.
Ing Will be brief and full OF interest
All are requested 10 come promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11
MANY MEN ARE
MORAL EDWARDS
SUNDAY DELIVERS FoRcteIE
SERMON SATURDAY.
says 20 Let Boy 20 90 40 Ne
Piessss 10 Letting Kim CO 20 tire
penitertiary.

BEFORE 40 large congregations NJ
sunday delivered Impressive sermons
~ the tabernacle Saturday afternoon
and evening and 81 hit the saufust
trail Mr. Sunday brought out some
very strong points In both his ser.
mons
F1ve hundred school boys and giris
composed the choir during the safur
day scrvlcea. and thew sang In surh
a manner that Miss Robinson. their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11
CONGREGATIONAL PRAYER
MEETING THIS MORNING

Public congregational prayer meet.
ing viii b. held AZ the First Presby-
terrain church this. Monday. evening
81 5.2O O'Clock In the interest OF the
sunday evanEelistic campaign.
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SOCIETY


The ladies' OF the n. NJ. T. club will
hold . euchre and dance at the Carroll
club on April 18th. Euchre will be
from until 10 O'Clock and dancing
from s to 1880
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sinia avenue. Island. this evening at
. O'Clock rhs following program viii
b. rendered:
Air with Variations. The Hsrmoni-
GUS BiArksmita' Y minor
= Claire Haughton
Rondo In 4. major. op. 81 No 49,.
-.......... .Ludwir van Beethoven
Irma T. whitseil-
scherzo 2. major.
Humoresaue. op. 10. ..Nlsis w. Gade
Lois Nsrseruite Lefty.
siciiisnne-
Study.
The Merry Farmer. gu. ss. 49,.
Isabella Nee sI Paul. ''"'"
Barcaroiie.
AIR de Ballet. op I2s. .Ceciie Chaminade
Martha Jane Boerner.
The Mil at the Brook
Frank T. Kerr.
The Merry Rider.
49,. -. .Heinrish Lachner
Lewis Burton Henderson
Menuetto ID major. Philip schawenka
Virginia f. Walters.
| Intermezzo.
Novelette,.
Scherzo A. ma Tor. on. 10. .Neiis W. Gade
Lois Marguerite Nelly.
Song 1osnrinr. Gustav Merkel
Romance +. major .Moritz Moszkowski
AAzurk" o.. 80. No. I:.:............
Jane r. Hare
The Butterfly. OF. ~. No. g.
TO the Spring. op. ~. No. l.........
S. Claire Haughton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11
A CORRECTION

In the Cooperative Refund edition
~ the Intelligence a portion Of the
advertisement Of Elpern Bros. sue
cessors 10 the Barker Cloak and Fur
house. was incorrectly inserted
This incorrect portion should have
read as foltows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11
WomAn'a Al Club.

the art department OF the woman's
Club met in the roms of the Municipal
League on Saturday afternoon and
papers were read on many subjects Of
art.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11

William ~ Maliick. Of slsterrviils.
has returned 10 his home after vfsit-
ing hts daughter. Mrs. Frank 7. Dow
Ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Rogers. Of
GAINESVILLE. have returned after q visit
with friends IN this city.