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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Crepe de Chine or
 Silk Underwear
A ccept a b e Gifts Which Combine Daintiness and
 Practicability

Combinations Italian slick in pink or white, Niagara make, well reinforced. Special $3.50.
 Vests-Italian silk, Niagara make, finished with French braid, flesh and white. Special $1.50.
 Boomers = Italian silk, heavy quality, full cut, in black, flesh, white and blue. Special $2.5o.
 Vests--Silk ribbed, in flesh or white: $150 quality. Tomorrow only o5c.
 Crepe de Chine UnderWear-Gowns, Teddies, camisoles and skirts, in flesh or white. These make prac- tical gifts Prices are $1 to $10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
For Children

Novelty sleds and express wagons with three Handl1erchiefs 29c.
 Boy Scout Handkerchiefs with colored borders and Boy Scout pic lures in each corner, all colors. 8 in fancy box 19c.
 Mother Goose Handkerchiefs, sheer lawn, with one corner em- broidered with Mother Goose pie ture. in box 15c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
For Men

Hand embroidered Initial Hand kerchiefs, pure linen. 6 in box, $t.5o.
 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with colored initial, 1-4-inch hem, in box, s9c.
 Plain Linen Handkerchiefs, beau tiful quality sheer linen, 1-4-inch hem, soc quality, 35c.
 White Crepe de Chine Handker- chiefs, 14-inch and 1-2-inch hem, good quality crepe. Special soc.
 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, plain, handsome quality, 17 1-2c each, or $2.00 dozen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Suitable Piece Goods
 Gifts

Very sensible and servicea ble gifts are these from the piece goods sec tion. always. found to be the very thing needed" and is appreciated. Special values for Monday.
 50 dress patterns, each patterns contains s yards of wash goods of various qualities. In dress ging- hams, chambrays. suitings. etc. enough for full dress in each pattern and they are suitable gifts for the house maid. the nurse. cook and wash woman. Choice Monday, yd, pattern, 00c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Colored bordered Handkerchiefs with embroidered designs in corner. 5 in box 25c.
 Colored bordered Handkerchiefs with colored initial in box 15c.
 For Women
 Women's Handkerchiefs of sheer Shamrock, corner embroidered in white or colors, also some with lace edge, 15c each.
 Glove Handkerchiefs, hand em- broidered corners, white or colored embroidery. Make nice centers for tatting Priced 15c to 25c.
 Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, all colors, with hand embroidered designs, in contrasting colors, neat patterns and extra fine work, 25c.
 Hand Embroidered Handker- chiefs, in box, assorted patterns, all fine linen, sheer and pretty, $1.OO box.
 Real Madeira Handkerchiefs, with plain or fancy scallops, solid or eye let embroidery, embroidered on first quality linen. Priced 5Oc to $1.oO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Gloves

Women's gloves. embroidered back, F. K. washable gloves. white. black, tan, gray and ivory. in con- trast embroidery. Priced at $l.25 to $2 pair
 Children's kid gloves. in black. white, red and tan, in mostly all
 Mems gloves, tan, gray or black cape gloves, in Meyers make. These are the gloves of perfection. always fit and wear perfectly. $1.25 and s1.5O pair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Remarkable Values in Handkerchiefs

It wonderful the savings possible
  which collection
  practically fashion Shop earythe there ach
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
1900 Women's Lovely New Silk Waists
 Exceptional Values at S2. 50 and S3.95

An extraordinary ot which arrived just in time for holi day shoppers The Waists made up to order of materials carefully selected to quality and coor and in modesnot to be found elsewhere in this city They of willow taffeta chinehe blue All in
 
 Every Waist will be into a gift to selection they prettes
 sf (2d Foor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Silk Hose

Phoenix silk hose for men, women and children, put up in fancy Chist- mas boxes, very attractive for gifts, sensible gifts, prices JOc to $4 box Women's silk hose. Kaysers pure silk. in black or white and few odd white with black clocks, dandy grade of silk with lisle feet and tops, $1 give service, 25c pair
 Mems fibre silk socks, in black. white and co1ors, heavy grade of fibre with lisle feet to make them give service. S2.5O pair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Christmas Showing of Silk Hose and Best Make Gloves

The greatest Silk Hosiery and Glove display of the year. We had a similar showing one year ago. the most success full of the kind ever known. The showing tomorrow will be even more interesting, because Silk Hosiery Is more generally worn. Thousands of pairs will be hOupht for Christmas gifts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Kimonos, made of good quality, Japonica silk. blue ard rose trim med with satin bands. well made and very useful for gifts, $50 val ues 42.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Ribbon sewing and dsrning sets, made with ivory rings and satin rib bon. in pink. blue, red and yellow. fitted with scissors. bodkins, thim- ble. etc. Several different styles, 29c to soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Silk fibre sweaters, in rose and green, trimmed In white, good qual- ity, with pockets and sash, $3.5O val ues S2.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Burgers is the Merry Christmas Store
e is in Holiday Dress-An the Gift Things Ready Open from

Seventeen shopping days before Chrsmas How short the time when count the days If would make Christmas shopping
 real pleasure avoid fatigue hurried decisions list of and begin checking them off today The Christ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Velvet Rugs-Size SKIP feet, extra heavy quality, fine copies of real Persian rugs, in allover or medallion effects, sells regularly at s22.5O. to- morrow $15.
 Administer Rugs-Size 9xt2 feet. good high pile, rug in Oriental or floral patterns, excellent values, at s225O, special tomorrow S16.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

decorations all in pacethe in holiday attire Thou sands of different things especially suitable for gifts the spirit pervades every and department Shop while selection best and before the greater crowds Buy and avoid fatigue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Rugs, special for Christmas offer ing. SKIP feet velvet rugs, heavy quality. in Oriental patterns, small or medallion effects, $2250 values at $15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Wool blankets. serviceable and useful size 66xs0, weight full five pounds, in large blue or tan plaids, s values 93.S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Umbrellas for gifts nothing more attractive or useful We have them with fancy handles for men or wom- en in gloria and silk, fancy and plain handles for men. women, and children, $1 up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

A pretty feather boa, real ortrich feathers, full and fluffy with perfect curls, black with white. all white, light blue, pink, Nile green, purple and navy, $5 values s:.05. $4 val ues $2.25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
The Neyy-abrcnk DoII,,

hc NcNt-aurcHk lJOII
 dolls. IS inch. unbrealSable dolls, with rag bodies, dandy expressions on them and positively the larg- est doll ever sold. for S1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Angora wool scarfs. fibre silk scarfs and crepe de chine scarfs in all colors, warm and stylish. Priced GIG aud up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
"The Gene Carr Kids

Those comical charac- ter dolls, copied from the comic section of the New York World, and they are unbreakable, too. $1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Let Us
 Suggest

The new sweeper and vacuum com bined, Absolutely guaranteed to clean any rug or carpet, &6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

"The Irish Mail Ikids' small unbrealxable dolls seated on an Irish Mail and moves with motion of wagon, $f ench
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Shirt Madras, 3 yds.
 For 49c

An offering of hundreds of 3-yd. patterns of good shirting and mer- cerized pongee. 32 inches wide, for making soft shirts. Come in good range of neat stripes material sells ordinarily for 25c to 35c. Special g. yard pattern. 40c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Children s Sweaters Are
Useful and Practical Gifts
S3.eOO Sets Now $1.95

Children's Angora sweater sets, In gray or cardinal. sets consist of leg gings, cap, sweater and gloves, spe- cia1, Monday only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

Wilton Rugs-Size 9x12 feet, extra heavy quality royal worsted Wilton, in the very best Oriental patterns, sells regularly at $45, tomorrow &34.5O.
 Wilton Velvet Rugx-Size 9x12 feet, seamless quality. in Oriental patterns. also solid green. blue, tan and rose, heavy quality. $2750 re- ularly, tomorrow SEQ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
S1.5O Sweaters Now 75c

Childrens all wool sweaters, with collar and pockets, colors rod and blue, small sizes only, special Mon- day only
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
6-yd. Pattern Bath
 Robe Flannel.S2

An attractive gift would be yds. of this beautiful bath robe flannel for mems or ladies' bath or lounging robes. etc shown in best color combinations and neat patterns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Wonderful Suits $19.95

Velveteen and velvet Suits among these, also handsome broadcloth and gab- erdine suits. Chiefly elaborate fur trimmed models Black, navy blue, brown and green.
 (2d EIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Rugs Make Practical X Useful Gifts

We store them for later delivery. To- morrow we offer the following exception al special values in Rugs. It will pay you to buy now and let us hold for later de- livery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-24
BARREL FOR OIL
BECOMES POPULAR

"The worldwide fame of the old
Standard Oil 5-gallon kerosene can,
which has long been familiar sight
in practically every section Of the
globe, seems IN fair way to be dupli-
ciated by l5-gallon steel barrel which
the Standard Oil Company (Cailfornial
recently adopted for the convenience of
its ZerOlene customers" says Col. h.
II. Merrill, manager lubricating oil de-
partment for the oil company. Sales
mems reports indicate that these bar
rels are going like the proverbial hot
cakes. OF course. they will not be put
to the various uses that fall to the lot
of the coal oil can, because this barrel
is made to be reflled, but from present
indications these barrels will soon have
made their way to even the most re-
mote points where Zerolene is used. "
The barrel in question is fitted with
faucet and, mounted on a stand, 1t
makes an excellent garage storage
tank for motor oil. This fact, aud be-
cause motorists are fast acquiring the
habit of buying automobile supplies in
quantity, accounts for the remarkable
popularity of this new Zerolene con-
tainer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-24
THE DALLES ROAD
IS NIISREPRESENTED

According to reports Of motorists who
come here from The Dalles, stories of
garage people and citizens of the neigh
boring community as to the condition
of the road between here and that city
are causing many automobile tourists
to load their cars on boats at The
Dales and miss the drive through the
valley.
However. says W. F. Laraway,
one of the most enthusiastic Of local
motorists. "others come ahead just the
same, and they are always glad; for
the road is not so bad. | have not
found the negotiation of the reported
bad grades SO difficult.
"If these stories are being allowed
on account of misinformation it is time
The Dalles were being awakened. If
they are willful, then such action is
sure to bring retaliation when the CO.
lumbia higwhay is opened and people
begin to pass through Hood River in
automobiles bound for the other direc-
finn -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-24

Of 'em will help you. -
The Commodore's banter routed the
blues of the Minneapolis.man, who lat
er purchased tract of White Salmon
land.
Recently a cousin of M. j. Van
Worst was visiting here. He had never
seen Mr.. Van Worst, and was inquiring
about him from Commodore Dean.
"Oh, Van Worst. said the Commodore,
"He, II steal candy from a baby. He's
one of the worst men we've got in the
community. It's a shame, too, for
they say he comes from a good fami-
ly."
The visitor was visibIy angered. The
Commodore says that he was just get
ting ready for scrap, when the form
er let out one Of his characteristic
laughing yells.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-24
Just Little Stories

A Sunday or two ago w. G. Weber,
Hood Rivers jovial and genial harness
maker, happended to be down at the
O.-W. r. & N. passenger station, when
a freight train passed and on the top
of one Of the moving cars brakeman
and tramp were engaged in a terrific
struggle. The people gathered at the
station were Mortified, fearing at any
moment that one or both of the men
would fall from the box car. However,
the fight was soon over, and no fatali-
ties were reported.
Still the thrill of the scrap penetrat-
ed pretty deep with MIR. Weber, and
the night after he.dreamed that he was
thrown from train. Mr. Weber
thought that he had been hurled under
ear. 81 felt the cold wheel pressing
against my foot" he says. at was
beginning to roll over it, when |
jumped.
Mr.. Weber landed in the middle Of
the floor on his stomach. The impact
of his body on the floor and the scream
he uttered aroused his wife, who was
badly frightened, Both enjoyed a good
laugh.
Mr.. Weber was, however, pretty sore
from his fall the next day.
On the whole length of the Columbia
there is no greater josher than Com
modore Dean. He delights in getting
a stranger aboard his boat In such an
event there is usually some fun. Sew
eral years ago, former Minneapolis
postmaster was visiting White Salmon.
He was aboard the ferry boat one day
crossing the river.
what you looking so sour about?''
asked the Commodore, frowning his
disappToval at the stranger. Don't
you like the country" The Minnesota
man replied that it was pretty rugged,
but he thought it did pretty well,
"Sure, you'll like it," exclaimed the
Commodore. ''You will find the best
people on earth here. Get busy.
They'll help stranger. Start out anG
steal some horses; every mothers son
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-24
Fake Clover Seed Create Interest

Fake clover seed that hoped madly
about a glass receptacle in the show
window of Laraway's jewelry store last
week caused all pedestrians to stop and
look and ask questions. Both Mr.. Lar
away and Frank +. Haenner explained
that the animated atoms were clover
seed just beginning to germinate. And
the people swallowed the story, and
looked some more. The seeds were in
reality the insects that cause gall
warts, known as ink balls. on oak
trees.
They closely resemble clover seed
and skip about like the animated Mexi-
can bean.
Dating Stamps, Self linking Stamps,
Pocket Stamps, Pen and Pencil Stamps,
Etc, made to order at the Glacier Of
flee at Portland prices.
Butter Wrappers printed at this ofh' e
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-24
FRIDAY, JULY SECOND
Weber's Juvenile Orchestra

Professor Weber Orchestra without doubt the aSst musical
h
minds their audience their ability musicians for they play manner en
the mns the vns selections The they from some
treat for all and there that will not home from
Hood River should the
the East has this performance that city, requires peculiar
ung egy
veof Professor Weber
Children 25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Hotel Sothern

VIRGINIA Az. within few feet OF
me ocean. 10th season. modern aud
homelike. private baths. running water
elevator. cap. zoe. q. l.. CAKE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
SITE SELECTED
FOR TRIADELPHIA high

most Of her time visiting friends and
relatives.
J. p. Malone and family OF Nine
teenth street. r making prepare
lions 10 move TO Detroit. where they
viii make their future home.
Edward n. Measle. Of Ohio avenue
and Fourth street. Is slowly recover.
ing after being IN.
DIR. and Mrs. j. c. McNolty. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. have returned home
after visiting az the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J r. Mcdowell. Of Richland
avenue. South WarvOOd.
Charles Straub and family OF Firh
street and Ohio avenue il making
preparations 20 leave for Detroit
where he will make his home.
Miss kammerer. OF Pittsburgh. is
visiting al the home OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
w. T. Mcnamara. OF Eighteenth
street and Warwood avenue.
Thomas ODonnell. who II employ.
ed by the government at Woodland,
W. Va. has returned after visiting hts
mother. Mrs. Mary O'Donnell OF Ohio
avenue. South Warwood.
Miss Cora Darrah. OF Seventh
street. will leave this morning for
Hannibal. where she will spend a
week visiting.
Dr. W. $. Webb and family of Cen.
ter Warwood. are spending a few DAYS
visiting In Cameron. o.. and other
points IN Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
WELLSBURG

WELLsBURG. W. Va. July ga
strange wedding took place in this
city on Monday. July 26th when two
deaf mutes were united In marriage
after having secured a marriage %.
cense ~ the Brooke county court
house The participants in the we'd.
ding we're A. Clinton Hamburger. Of
Coiro. W Va. and Miss Ivy WeIde.
busch. Of wheeling Both we're well
educated. having studied in The
school for the deaf and dumb ID
homney. this state. for a number OF
years Both were exceptionally
bright and althouRh unable 10 speak
others IN their presence woro saying
By reading the lips
The ceremony waF performed az
he Methodist church, parsonage by
the Rev A " Doak. af p o. m The
mother. sister and brother OF the
bride accompanied them to this city.
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e r. Terrell and family have re.
turned 20 their home on Eighteenth
street. after spending n couple weeks
visiting at Cedar Point
Mrs 9 A. Connefs. who has been
seriously il a. her home ON Warwood
avenue. is slowly rcc0verinT
william Stunts. ~ Twenty-socond
street. left yesterday FOR Cleveland.
o. whore ho will spend a few weeks
visiting friends and relatives
Mrs y vs.. noble. 81 North War.
wood. d. slowly recovering at tho
North Wheeling Hospital after hav.
lng had a serious operation per.
formed
Miss Ethel Marsh has returned fo
hor home on Hess avenue. Norfh
Warwood. after visiting friends in
Elm Grove Tor o. few day.
william WhlteeoU OF bridgeport.
ie occupying apartments in fhn Pane
fafs. cornc Nineteenth street and
Warw00d o.
Mrs a J. ~schaefer. OF Nineteenth
street. wiu learr Tor o. months visit
to Pittsburgh. baltimore. Rockville
and Washington. d. G. she Will spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
GOVERNOR
Ioonnnu.a Trom Fir.t F.r.,
originally been Identified with the ri.
ing. took up arms.

WASHINGTON. July 27-Omciai
notification Of the uprising AZ Port
an Prince against President Guillaume
Of the Haitien republic. reached the
state department late today from
Charge d'Affaires Davis Of the Amer.
lean legation.
The sudden uprising In the capital
aroused considerable interest here but
no additional instructions have been
sent 90 Admiral Caperton who is az
Cape Haiticn with the cruiser Wash.
ineton and auxiliary cruiser Eagle as
yet. A force Of United States marines
ls landed az Cape Ualtcn where quiet
prevails No United States forces.
however. are believed to be- at Port
an Prince. although officials thought
% likely Admiral Caperton would send
the Eagle there with a force Of ma.
rincs a. soon as he learned Of the out.
break or proceed there himself on the
cruiser Washington.
state department advires did not
mention the reported execution OF
former President Zamor and 100 10.
itcal prisoners by order OF General
oscar, who later was said 10 have
been slain himself By a mob after
taking refuge In the Dominican Ie.
Eation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
Thren InInnd


Three diggers were injured in a fall
OF slate at LaBelle mine OF the West
Pittsburgh Coal a
mile below this city. at s O'Clock Tues.
day morning. when a car pulled By the
electric motor jumped the track and
Knocked out a post which allowed A
large quantity Of slate to fan down
upon the head and shoulders Of the
men.
The men. Ralph MedesoIi. an Ital.
ian; Joe Campbell. a negro: and an.
other italian whose name could bot
be learned. were entering the mine Ia
begin their days work when tho acct
dent occurred. and all three had 20
be hauled out Of the mine BY the mo.
tor. The colored man was perhaps
the most badly injured. he and
Medesoh were carried to their homeg
the third man was able 10 walk.
Physicians were summoned TO And
mat none were seriously injured mo
bones being broken. but All will be
OFT work for a few days with sore
shoulders and heads aud many bruises
about their bodies. The cavein
caused by the post being KNOCKED
down, was not large but II 40 han
peend that all three men we're stand.
ing together 10 allow the motor IA
pass when the slate fell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
REDEMPTION OF BONDS


District Railroad Bo-ds 20 ne Taken Up.
At a Regular session OF the County
Court held for the county of Barbour.
state % West Virginia. a. phtlippL At
the Court House Of said county. on the
9th day % May. 1915.
The foll0wing order was entered OF
record.
1T g. ordered tnat a notice OF the
Intention OF the County OF Harbour 20
Railroad Bonds. b. published Tor DO days
In tho Wheeling Intelligence. p daily
Newspaper published On the ClU on
Wheeling Wet Virginia and in said
notice % shall b. set forth that thu num-
Der % Bonds desired 20 b. paid off and
taken up under this order shall b.
Eleven CID IN number which INCLUDE
Your 90 ~ valley District UalIurud
Bonds uumh ored Two 90 Fivc inclusive.
Tor live Hundred Dollars eacn. ara o.
sued b. the County Court 90 Barbour
County. and date August g. 1855. Nun
Der one ~ said Bonds having heretofore
been taken uu and cancelled.
The remainder CO fhn Eleven nn
Bonds bCinE seven CD of barker uIr-
luct Railroad Bonds. Numbered one 90
seven Inclusive Tor rive Hundred Doll
.are. each issued ~ The County Court 81
harnogr County. and benring date u
And % o. ordered that the Sheriff o.
said county cenHe payment Of interest
on said honds 20 the expiration 81 aaId
a eopy from the record.
9 p HOFFMAN. clerk
~my-f1su-2f-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
BOARD OF EDUCATION PURcHAs.
Es PROPERTY LAST
NIGHT.
Fred 3. Fsrs Chosen 10 Prepare
Plans For Modern Building
Bonds Already Sold.

The Hugh Clark estate. located on
the National Pike near Wheeling
Park. was selected as tho site for the
proposed ~Triadelphia district hiEn
school. az a special meeting OF the
Tuacelphia district Board OF Educa-
ton. last night. Arrangements nave
been made for the disposition OF a
bond issue OF si25. 900. with a Toledo
o.. bonding arm. and n IL likely that
actual work on the new building viii
be started In a short time.
Al last nights meeting. Architect
Fred +. Paris was selected 20 prepare
plans for the high school building
The building will cost approximately
sl0o when completed. and viii De
modern In every respect Il viii RAM
as one OF the best high school build
ings IN the state.
The Clark property was purchased
az a cost OF $4,000. II consists OF
nine acres. and Is located just west OF
the Craft estate, opposite Mt Calvary
cemetery. The site Is near the ceI-er
OF the district. according to population
and being pm the Pike division OF the
West Virginia Traction & Electric
company, IL easily accessible.
Elu Grove Favored.
At the election. held several months
ago, at which the High school bond
issue was ratified. Elm Grove was
favored as the site by a large ma.
1ority OF voters. Several sites we-e
considered by the board. including the
county inhrmary farm. at Elm Grove:
the Skelly property. lea the IS"
bridge; he John Clark property. near
Greenwood: the Simpson property,
Elm Grove: and the Woodsdale school
building.
The county infirmary farm was re
garded by many as a suitable location
for the High school. and county com.
missioners met with the board last
night in regard TO the matter.