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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. s2--r"ii"WH'S
q conference herr with the StIpErin>"I-
dents Of HI state hospitals called '"s
the purpose Of ;uvcSliEatirS practi'rs'
at s11ch institutions. members % ;h''
state board Of administrations. TAX" II"
stock whatever in reports 81 hrut'Iil;E
az, OTHER rnistrratnent ~ I1onxYIrw hos
pftal. at Cincinnati. or any oih"r pos
initial President T. F.. Davey. OF the
board. said the observation ar institu-
tons Of Ohio and other states aHn re.
ports at the conference today cnuvincrd
him that Ohio Is fur In the lead IN the
treatment of mental diseases. both az 20
huAnane treatment OF patients anal WIN
respect to medical and scientific atscn-
ton.
The conference Was the result OF the
Investigation started by the Ha:ntltc;'
county grand jury. which Is probing thH
deaths of two patients recently. Test
rnony revealed the fact thai hut w"
forms OF restraint src used In tho
Ohio hospitals One !s the 'camisote
a vest With long sleeves which are tea
behind tho patients back. thus prevent
Ing him from committing violence. tn"
other Is the rest sheet q rectangular
piece OF strong cloth With strings At
the corners by means OF which. wacH
the patient ts put to bed. prevents nm
iron, escaping from his bed. Openings
ere provided for the patients arms
according to DR.. r. G. lyman. sup"-in-
tendcnt OF the Massi,lon state h"spi-
tai. who described the "fornIs OK re-
strain" Supcriatrnde1ts state chat
there Is not 4 padded cell IN the state
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Whitman Strong for An
improved Hudson River

MIAMI Fla, Nov. S9.-The import
ance and deslrablity OF deepening tho
Hudson river to permit deepsea- craft
to ply between New York and Albany. a
distance Of $50 miles. was emphasized
by Governor Charles S. Whitman. Of
New York. in an address before the Al
lantic Deeper Waterways Association
convention here to-day.
Governor Whitman said that the
amount Of foreign commerce which all
nualty passed through Albany by rail
on It's way to and from western points.
exceeded fourteen million tons. and tha,
upon the completion Of the new barge
canal combined rail and water facilities
would more than double this tonnage.
IT some Of this foreign commerce
could b. intercepted and transferred he
foro reaching the port OF New York." he
said. 1T would permit that port to han-
die more cheaply and rapidly the dom"S-
tic commerce necessary to feed cl"'i!c
and shelter its rapidly Increasing poru7
latlon--
Reports nade by FEDERAL engineers
showed he said. that 1h- c,r.:'"uc.' IA
OF n New York-.Alhany ship channel WIS
entirely f"nsibl" and that the cost wul.r:
be relatively small. The Hudson ,,tn
BE- 'navigttcd by OCEAN going vessels 20
within 40 miles Of Albany. and virtually
all OF the dredging necessary 10 81
cure q depth ~ 81 feet could hr dui,r
with hydraulic drrdgcs, except !u 4 +, "
!IHc"s whnr" Shnln rock ta r"uud. l."
blocks the river only a brief period "m h
year. and It would be possible Ia KEEP
Il channel open throughout The :"ar #
the demands OF commerce warranted
Governor Whitman reviewed The ht4-
tory of canal construction und dcvrlu;,-
rneqt In tho Empire state These ranaI&.
he said. hnve floatcd 222. 600. 300 tons t
freight. Their construction. m:tlnt,n-
ance and operation have cost the stat"
many millions Of dollars. and they hay"
returned millions OF dollars 10 the state
trrasury IN tolls collected
Not only In the lower freight charges
but also Ia respect TO limp saved in
transportation, the completed canal So
ten will be OF benefit to shippers and
cunsumerR the governor said.
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Sailors Ga||antTy Is
Commended By Daniels

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 29.-
John j. Swigart. naval seaman On an
army transport, was commended by
Secretary Daniels today for his Eas'
liant conduct in leaping into the sea In
courageous. but unaTailing. effrrt
to rescue shipmate from drowning.
The vessel was moving at high
speed when the shipmate fell over
board. SwigaTt jumped from the
stern into the vessels wake, ana
searched for his shipmate until com
plrtelr exhausted Swigart's nearest
kin is William Swigart, brother. liv-
ing At 81 East Seventh street, New
port. Ky.
The Secretary commended: also,
Chief Electrician william Joseph Muir
ply, Of the crew OF the United States
destroyer Cassin, which was torpe-
decd October IS. Murphy stuck TO
his post at the radio outfit. which was
put out Of commission by the eXplo-
sion, and succeeded in making repairs
that enabled the damaged vessel to
get in touch by radio with other pa
troll craft His wife, Mrs. Mabel Mary
Murphy, lives ut 37S West Thl7ty-
ninth street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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the guest CT Miss glca1n Blanche AL
mond OF Warwood avenue, for q few
days.
Mrs John Jacobs OF washtnxton has
returned to her home after visit ri
the homo Of Mrs. William Emsley OF
Warwood avenue
Mr.. and Mrs N. L Wright OF South
Warwood. are spending some time rs
the guests at the homo Of relatives IN
Cleveland. o.
Mr. and Mrs. Char.4s Moore, Of Cen
ter Warwood. arc IN New Philadelphia.
visiting Ut the homo Of relatives ans;
friends
Edward Kemp Of 9toubeuvflle. O.. l.
spending the holidays with his family
on Twentieth street.
Clyde Hclfenhine who IL In training
at Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va. IS the
guest at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Helfenbine on Richland
avenue, on q short furiouEh
Miss Eilda Tlandy OF Center Whceltng.
spont yesterday ut the homo OF friond;;
In South Warwood.
Miss Marie Slaterick. Of Fulton. visit
cd ut the home of Miss Laura Heller
on Ohio avenue. yesterday.
Russell DeVecs OF WellsburE vas tr"
guest Of Warwood friends yesterday.
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loss Of $4,000. number Of boz c1Na
also were burned
CIcyeland--Dr. George ". Crne, tfe
famous surgeon has agan feft TOT me
:stttltIc:d % France
clcyclaad--Frank Howard on San
Francisco. an L W. W. leader. mas Deem
held 20 the grand jury
Toi.do-Joscph Fale1fcyn BeielAn.
injected FOR army service. killed him
self
rul.do-L>ca Howard. aged 81. IN ms
,lav 4 famous clown ts dead
t'teveland--Mrs. walter Couse ago
- Grief stricken over the death or her
daughter. leaped over cliff and was
killed.
Frenont-Peter Bodc. aged So. was
Killed BY q bull.
ToicGo-Sidney Godln. agcd %. an
electrician. was killed IN = FALL
Fraaklt.s--Tobacco buyers are paying
~ cents for the 1917 crop.
O1ford-Dr Jane Sherzcr. pres'oene
Of Oxford College for Women to-day
presented her resignation TO the ooaro
Of trustees She will be relieved from
duty Immediately. Dr. Shrrzcr's retire
mont carne AS surprise. ana 1t IS eS-
piained by the fact that she IS IN need
az a rea;. DR. Sherzcr Is regarded as
one Of tho best known educators IN the
,nlddlcwest. also being prominent IN
.eorn.ns club work In Ohio
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Commission merchants caiicd here to-
day for q conference with Fr"t g. C7o1-
ton. federal food administrators Tor
Ohio, at his suggestion agreed TO suo-
init plans in the form OF resolutions, oy
which three important problems In
~Iolyed in the handling of periahaoie
food products may be solved
The three difficulties enumerated oE
Croxton and which he asked the COM
mission to help solve are: The prompt
adjustment Of differences between ship
pers and consicnees which are apt 70
lead to waste OF pertshable food: tne
prompt unloading OF all cars; and the
release Of more cars for trans portacoa
by eliminating ~ far rs posS1o4e Rho
reconSignnert practice
The commission men told C-oHton Mt
the CLOSE Of the conference they would
cooperate with him in every way pos
sibIe. Most OF the discussion had 20
do with the handling OF potatoes. with
which there has BEEN especial dItlccieE
this fall because nt the shipment OF
frost-bitia; potatoes Into the sta>e.
which dealers have declined 20 sccelTe-
It is charged also ,ha: some dealers
have rejected shipments because inc
market was aru:i$t thrrn. +. IL kr'-
ley. commission merchant representa-
tive on N, <:aSc - ihc t"",i ad:n,nis-
tration OF quo. sad hat stich dealers
should lose ;hc:r Licenses.
Comrulssi ;ncn. handling butter.
eggs and poultry. conferring with CroA-
ton and ". f.. Elr""S. ?r"'tucH. expert
on the ru,,! administration staff. re-
ported 4 Surplus o. packed eEGs on tho:
market. Thy stated THAI With the ar
rival OF the rev supply indications are
that the pric, vii! Soor h"g:n 70 decline,
Croxton suggested TIA; storage eggs
and poultry pc gotten into he MAJ
ket es quickly IS possible.
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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
liverand bowels thcre'snoneedofh av.
ing sallow complexion - dark rings
under your eyes -pimples-a bilious
look in your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctorwill tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from in
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well known physician
In Ohio, perfected a~xcgetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub.
stitute for caIomel, are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that eXuberance of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-.
joycd byeveryone, bytoning up the liver
and clearing the system of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. l0c and
25c per box. All druggists.
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Thrift Campaign

Plans for Dhiu's pIrs IN no n1i:0na!
thrift campaign. iac object o. Waica Is
to raise money tor the na;ion AMI {" in
culcate habits uf ;hri:; arH"a: citizens.
wore discussed today y; the ;m;t!a' meet
ing Of q delegation 90 business men.
held here at the INSTANCE * Harry /.
Wolfe, director of the fedora! 7''S"r'e
bank AT C!cv.snt II" wi!i act As
president. and John Y. Hls%''!l. -: Co
lurnhuS. was ula,;" secretary.
The men who met here today VIII nc
general directors 81 - Ca'"patEn last
Ing an entire year. IN which Effort WHY
be made 10 rl:s.. sins .@"n Ohio
quota in the campaign. Savings stamps
win be sold. The system - designed 70
appeal TO persons - small means. not
heretofore ..sch.d ~ Liberty Loaa
campaign or ";A." i;aas.
An executive rar!nri:t-.. will 10 formed
AZ once. r-pr"s"nii:.c every "t'!nas or
Ohio. commercial! AMI ciTi. ii:' and pub
lie schools and universities viii b" in
Guided rs auxiliary forces. Tn" organ
ization will ~, ex:.rt,;"I 20 IT." IS coua-
ties. with a chairman At tn" head ~
each coucty' AMI = Suh-chtir'aan FOR
county dis; .icts ''i;y :,uS rural mail
carriers wilt 81: in n" capacity OF
statesmen. OF thr STAMPS during II" cam
paign.
The men WI" :"day took preliminary
steps for th. CIh.o campaign include;
Mr.. Wolfe. Mr.. EaSs"ll. Harry L. Tai
bot. Dayton: Walter r brown. Toledo:
T. J. Davis. C'ar;unati: James '"
Faulkner. Columbus: u. t. Mills. ted-
er.l reserve bank. rRvclaaa: Joseph n
Mutt and J. y. Williams.
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Another hiE meeting. which - known
IL nll II IT." citizens "f Nar~ood- Is
the get together meeting. which VIII be
Aeld hy IT." tuwnSp""plr and ais" the
persons who are interested In tho well
fare uC tn" town and thu schools. The
place a.! meeting hnS not lmcn SET, but
III all probability /; Will lr AZ before,
iii the local rrrSby terrain church rooms
"n Twentieth street. IN tn. evening or
December L. At this meeting the o1l-
,rrs Of The Warwm,d Literary society
viii hr Installed. ard various civic mai
rrr:; viii hc d!Scl ,;srd Ivy the officers
Superintendent If rhr Ei"hland Schools,
4 l.. Gregg will Preside at this meet
inc.
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KNOW Of NO THREAT
BY ENTENTE POWERS
American Officials DiRcreut Report Of
warning to Bolshcvikt-May
hold Supplies.

WASHINGTON. Nov. estate d.
partucn, officials said today that They
had mo- kuuyicder or n threat by tho
rilirnlr powers 1" E.uSsta ,hat the rrGu-
tuition of an armlSticG with Germany
would bc frHuEht with Ecriou" danger to
Russia. They expressed confidence that
II any communication that could be con-
stru"d Us threat had been sent 10
l'"irurrah the United States govern
urut would have been flrst " be con-
%u!t"d.
\ semi -nTiriMI report from Paris said
that The wireless there had caught n
dispatch asserting that the allies had
rln,!r Il DECLARATION against Russia
This dispatch IL believed 70 have orig
mated in Vienna. md both American
ur.d Russian officials hero dlscredit It.
Secretary Lansing Indicated that no
steps have yet been taken looking TO q
reply 20 the 13olshryiki governments
formal proposal OF an urr1listico. That
some form Of reply will ba sent - ac-
crptrtl n% II certainty.
Evidences nrr said to Dr. multiplying
which show the incaHuc!ty uf tho Fol
eh"viki 20 establish L governpent which
can retain The respect Of the rnnb
ana Me 81 Russians. What Russia
,Gost needs now. Il wnS asserted. ls en-
rnuru {, mrut from the United States
and thu allies 20 the clements which are
.rhuliy opposing tho l;UtshorNti. What
can 81 don" IN this direction will DC the
subject Of serious discussions by tho
war conference in Paris. russians here
continued today to urge that tho allirs
take no steps calculated Ia stir up bit
terncss against them In Russia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Poor Service on Car Line

For the past week. the residents or
Iynr,yood hay" been complaining about
M. poor service which is being display
ed on the Wnrwood- I3cnwuod line. Yes
,.rdny morning Il south bound car was
DELAYED about twenty minutes by Il
wagon filled with lumber which had
planted itself IN the Inidll" OF the Jar
truck. and decided not la NOV" until ~!
Of the pieces were removed. which nj
.un>L ;.l".. !hr H;,nrv ri Il hAlf hour.
II Is thought that when the river road
is completed. north "f the Rlchland
,.unl mines NIL vi this Disadvantages VIII
I've uvurcumr. and ii will m rather rard
to sct. Il wagon III tho ear track.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
MILITARY INSTRUCTORS
MADE HARVARD DONS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 2a.-Scv-
.r,,l OF Harvard's stan OF military In
structu!s have bean admitted to the col
1cee faculty Major William T. Flynn
retired. has been elected professor OF
military science, md Naval Lieut.. Ed
ward r Greene has been appointed lee
turer on naval science and tactics. t'"l.
Asan and Lieut. Merle Of the French
mission have been appointed university
lCCturcr:s.
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IN. hn,n, Of Mrs. R"h"""a Sh"il"ld. on
t.,urtrrnth str""t in Wheeling. winch
is being given for the l"nriit OF me w.
{, r /. Of EaIi Wheeling. Th" War
wood lrdies ar giving their services
gratis FOR this wonderful ':nuSr. ana II"
,inuht a large ntteDdanc" from TINS cltY
as we'll AZ thosc "f wheeling. VIII
sr,1sp the advnntae" or oElnE present
~ the third appearance OF 'h's TH"F''-
ing ulnylct.
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cANADA's LOAN.

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. "A.--With Il
mum Der If provinces sill Ia h' hr'.:h
from. subscriptions throughout 'hnm'!a
to the $500. U0n 1n0 Victory loan to-day
tonllcd 1888 900. Enthusiasm i S'jn
running 1T f"vcc heal tn" country
over. and il appears virtually certain
now that tn" majority Of III" provinces
will exceed thor "hj"ctiv"s by large
amounts T"r"ntu'S ktal to-day was
$7761. 900, Il total Tor The campaign no
far Of $55,07S.95p.
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Poi aonals mo. Rriers.

Miss Viola Wolfe, teacher nf tho
Fnirmont NoruIni. Is the guest at the
humn of her parents in South Warwood
for tho Thanksgiving holdinYs.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Miller Of Center
WArwuod spent yesterday in Mounds
Willie.
Hiss Pearl Brown If puwhAttan. ts
the guest NJ Mr.. and Mrs. John Foudy
Of Twentieth street.
Miss Ella Wilson. OF Elm Grove. Is
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.WARWOOD
Repetttion OF HMother Sweet"

AU Of tho persons VI both Wheeling
and Wur~ord who wcr" 40 unfortunate
as to hnv" failed IL have been w'trcS-
scs ut that i..lishtfp entertainment
Mother Sweet" which mr." given und"r
the direction % n number NJ the ladies
Of the Methodist. in their church rooms
during last month. will bc given the OPP
portunity uf seeing this play which will
bc repeated on the seventh q next
month.
This entertainment Win be staged ~
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Won Prize

Yesterday afternoon at the motorcycle
race. which wa$ staged on Wheeling
HIN. Mr.. Michcai" Of Reilly Hill road.
who made the fastest time on the race
track. by going 1T rate OF nnc mile IN
forty -thrrc seconds or HcNcnty-t"o
miles An. hour. won the first prize.
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Junior Longuo Meeting

The Junior league OF the Methodist
church will meet nj twr-thlrtS SATURDAY
afternoon AT thu home ol JUNIOR huck
l"yA on Nineteenth street. Mrs. ,. -
PcaIl ur center Warwoud will he In
charge If this meeting Mt which IN"
rarulsr cIass lesson will h, studied.
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TO Cure a Cold In Ono Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NlNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II It
fails IL cure. Z. W. GROVES sigma
tllre Is on each box. soc.
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formed by the prisoners Mt thn pen.
All nr the numbers uf the program wcr"
n credit t. tn. coach of the performers.
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warwood Well Represented

Wnrwnuh was certainly well repre-
Sontrd ut III" Muundavule penitentiary
Yesterday ut tn" regular Thanksgiving
vaudeville. which this year wa3 per
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E. p. POTTS

114547 Market St TN near tuture).
Main and Tenth SITS, 2125 Market St,
Wheeling, and 1926 Union ST, Bel
Iaire, O.
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ONLY ONE "BROMO QUlNlNE"
To get the genuine, call for tw!l
name. LAXATIVE BRoMO QUlNINE
Look for signature Of E. w. GROVE.
Cures a cold in day. 30C.
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Ohio Eew Notes.

|Cinclnnat!--t'ircd destroyed :he 2. &
Sou thwcstc-n rNr;d- shops. with. A
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Another Day of Unmatchable Values-Every
Item Means an Important and Big Saving to You.
Due to Thanksgiving, Our Usual Weekly Coupon
Sale VIII This Week Be Held on Friday Instead of
Thursday. By Buying Here You Save ON Every
Purchase, Because Of Our Real Undertaking
Prices. Every Thrifty Woman Should Be Here on
Coupon Day, Because You Are Saving Money on
Everything You Buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-26
NEW Sheer DoiIes, $l theyard andUorth eUery cent of tt

These very fine quality, very sheer voiles are in plaid eff fleets created by satin stripes. This fabric is a copy of silk chiffon patterns that sell al 2.50 and 300 a yard.
 The wide range of colors, in cluding white, black, rose, pink, gray, light blue, maize, Nile green, olive green and others permits of their being used for many different sorts of costumes. 36 inches wide, 100 the yard.
 (Main.Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-26

' was impossible to distinguish the human voice of the original artist from the recreation rendered by the New Edison photograph"
 You, too, should hear this instrument and know more of it's wonderful musi- cal powers
 Come to our store, or better still, at your request we will send an instru- ment to your home. We will supply you with records of any and all sorts and then permit you to put the New Edison to any sort of test you wish. We do this without placing you under any obligation to purchase
 Edison photographs range in price from 10000 to 100000. Easy terms if desired. Phone 4700 Main and arrange for home test.
 (Edson Shop, Balcony, Main FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-26

At 59c are Kayser's gloves, soft and silky and serviceable, in black and white only.
 At 75c are fancy stitched gloves in black, white and gray. The black gloves are stitched in white, while the white and gray gloves are stitched in black.
 At 1.25 are Kayser's good gloves, in navy, pongee, pearl and cham pagne. These are fancy stitched and are bordered at the wrists in some instances in contrasting coiors. We have this same good glove in black and white.
 At 1.5o the exceptionally fine quality of Kayser's silk gloves that are black and white only. At IFS fancy. stitched black and white gloves with contrastins bordered tops.
 Kayser's long gloves, 12 and 16- button lengths, in two qualities In 12-button length at 100 and 1.50, and the 16-button length at 1.25 and 1.75. (Main FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-26
Weather: Cloudy, Probably Rain
F February Furniture Sale ends "Wednesday
MEN

Do you persist irl dic- tation lOaSte because you don t knotO ho1U to stop he leak. Twice you grapple with the mail:
 When the letters arrive; When later you dictate, Twice-your stenog-
 rapher writes In shorthand notes; On the typewriter. We want you to know that with Edison dictation you think once-and dictate at once-while your sten- ogrepher writes directly on the typewriter. Call at the L., J. < L. Edi- son Shop for further infor- mation I e g ardin g this modern time and money saver.
 (Main Floor BaIcony)
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Store Opens 8 q. ID.
Famous art sud. jects reproduced and specially priced 79c

These reproductions are by a special process s s which have to be exam ined very closely to tell whether they really are hand painted or not. Even the strokes of the artists brush can be seen. The frames are in keeping with the dignity and beauty of the pie lures, and the assortment offers the following:
 Napoleon, by Belarod.
 The Blind Fiddler, by Wilkie.
 His Own Portrait, by Rembrandt. Hope, by Frederick Watts.
 Laughing Cavalier, by Franzhals. Mrs. Siddons, by Gainsborough. The Boy and the Rabbit, by Ral-
 burn. (Main FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-26
THIS MORNING 75 neU hats semi dressy models on display for he first time see them?

Although very mod estly priced at from 7.50 to 12.50, we by no means feature these hats from a standpoint of price. It is so much more interesting to discuss their g o o d style and exceptional quality-and after all it is style and quality you seek more than price moderation.
 In this group. YOU will
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decorations offer many novel gift thoughts.
 Rookwood pottery greets you at the entrance to the Gift Bazar with it's soft beautiful pieces of artistically decorated pottery. Gifts galore in the Fourth Floor Gift Store.
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Kay2er's new silk gloues that wiN make pretty hands
 more QttrQctiUe seems hardly necessary tell any woman anything about

It hardly necessary to tell any anything about these gloves except they Kaysers For surely every knows of the reinforced finger tips of the long wearing and washable quality of these universally known and versally silk gloves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-26

lSlan designs.
 This season many sources are respon- sible for the extensiveness of our col lection
 And this spring season we have no garment section
 We have an exclusive Suit Shop, an exclusive Dress Shop, an exclusive Coat Shop and an ex- elusive Skirt Shop. To each of these shops our buying staff has given individual attention and this, we think, you will see reflected in the limit less assortments of models at wide range of prices.
 When you visit us this morning you will find that our styles will conform to your standard of good taste and that our prices will meet with your ideas of thrift. (2d FIoor)