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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
Glasujte "a svojega tovarisa d eIavca,
Eugene v. Debsa!
OeiaVc1 "a deIaVca! Zivel mas Gene!
"a delavca!

ki zna svoj glas obrniti sebi prid
IN tenn dokaie. da je vredna vo-
lilnega prava, ki ga ina ma razpo-
lago.
koIihrat Sc je re volilo predsed-
nika in zastopnike kongres in
senat V Zed. drzavah. tolikrat. zal.
so Sli delavci ma voliS6a. ne kot
mozje samostojnih misli. ne kot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
| ~ SOCIALIST
| ~ Party Ticket
NSredite kriz obroeku mad napisom
Socialist Party Ticket

stevilki nasega lista. A kdo je te-
ga kriv? vi sami = delavs.vo sa-
mo je krivo! Dokler boste glaso.
vail za kapitalisie, tako dolgo vas
bodo kapitalisti tepli. Kajti vi sa-
mi hocete tako. in kapitalisti 81
mislijo, da ste tenn zadovoljni,
ko lie glasujete "a ME.
Ali sc maj to Sc ponavlja Rodo-
II deldvci danes osem dni ponoyno
capljali ma vclissc "a syojimi bos-
81 kot ereda ovaci
kapitalisti 50 sedai spet ma de-
lu. Vsak kapitaiist je danes vas
prijatelj''. To vrjamemol Kapi-
taliSti so ''veliki prijatelji" de-
lavcev kadar jih rabiio - zlasti
pa Sc pred volitvami.
Ponuja Sc VAN kapitalisticna
republikanska stranka: program
te stranke je Taft; njeni principi
so pa kapitalizem.
Ponuja Sc vam kapitalistiena
demokratiGna sranka; program te
stranke je Bryan; njeni principi
so pa kapitalizem.
Ponuja Sc vam Sc wee kapi;ali
Sticnih stranfic. kterih pa nj vred-
no omenjati. Kvecjemu ee omeni
mo takozvano Independent Par
ty"; lastnik tie stranke je w. r.
Hearst. njen program je Hearst
in njeni principi so Hearst.
Delavcil Zalostna izkusnia pre-.
teklih let vas lahko uci. da vsa-
ka teh kapitalisticnih strank s.
svojimi poosebljenimi program
bo storila toliko "a delavski raz.
red kakor je do sedaj mic!
Delavski razred nina ni6esar
wee pricakovati od kapitalistiGnih
strank. Republikanci mu necr 10
niti ne morejo pomagati. Demo
kraft mu necejo niti ne moreio DO |
Delavstvo Sc mora postaviti ma
lastne noge! Delavstvo mora "a
upati samo Sebi - nikomur dru-
gemu ne! Delavstvo 81 mora samo
pomagati!
Delavci, XII bodo danes teden
glasovah "a socialisticni tiket, gla-
sovah bodo - ne "a kapitaliste.
ne "a svoje bose, ne "a svoie IL
koriscevalce - glasovali bodo "a
'voje interese, "a svoje pravice, "a
svoje zahteve, "a svoj lastni stan.
Socialisticna stranka ie samo-l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

ia. Oba sta unijska delavca; Debs
je bivSi zelczniSki kurjac in Han
ford ie tiskar.
Najsvetejsa dolznost vsakega
delavca v Zed. drzavah je torei
da glasuje za ia diva moza, oziro-
ma, "a YES social;sti6ni tiket.
Slovenski drlavci. pokazite svo-
jo delavSko soil larhust. Vsak elas
"a socialistiGre kandidate jc glas
IA delavske pravic,. IA unioni-
zem. Vsak delavski glas "a Taf-
tn ali Bryana je skabsk glas.
Ne bodite skabje ma voiit1. dam
Koncnoi Izberite 81 dvoje. Ako
selite, da Sc ohranijo in poostri-
10 danasnji slabi casi, brezposel-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

most, znizane place, persekucija u
nijskih delavcev in gospodarska
kiza, tedaj lie glasujtc "a Tafta
ali Bryana.
ce pa zelite resnicnih boljih ca
SOW, stalno delo, odlocilno besedo
v postavodajah in popolno placilo
"a svoJe delo, - cesar Sc gotovo
lie branite - tedaj je vasa dclav-
ska dolznost, da glasujete "a de-
lavsko stranko in delavske ,-cn.
didate Eugene v Dehsa in Ben
Hanforda, oziroma, p VI: ,ncian.
sticni tiket.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

nc opravijo mic vsi kanoni in vse
honlne masine, kar jih imamo V
Ameriki. z glasovnico je vasih
fokah vlada Zed. draw. Kakor vi
edloeite - kakor odlocijo delav-
e, ri so vecina volilcev - tako Sc
% vladalo pri mas bodoGa Stir le-
o. Ma volilni dan ste vi gospodar-
p! Stebri washingtonske vlade,
politieni prvaki, kapitalisti, vsi IL
ani in vasi tlaGitelji Sc morajo
e dan tresti pred vami. In tresli
= oodo V resnici pred vami, ako
R bote, delavci, ma voliScu gla-
Nvnico roki res tudi zavedali
Toje velikanske moci; allo bote
stopili ma volisce kot mozje samo-
Helnih misli, kot masa volilcev,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

drzavljari, zavedajoci Sc svojih
pravic in velike mo6i - temveG
sli so kot creda ovac, ki jo vodi
pes in ktero tirajo gonjaei, "a svo-
jimi bOssi in pred svojimi tirani,
in glasovali so tako, kakor so ho-
tell tirani in njihovi bossi.
he desetletja glasujejo delavci
"a kapitalisticne stranke - "a ka-
pitalizem. Zato pa je tako! V kak-
Snih razmerah sc nahajajo delav-
ci ze cd nekdaj, kako Sc jih tlaci,
izkorisca. preganja in kako Sc Jim
Pile kri in mozeg. to ze veste. NET
Mislimo, da bi bilo ma TEN mestu
odvec Sc enkrat odkrivatI vse ra-
ne mukotrpnega ameriskega de-
lavstva; sal pisemo o TEN vsaki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

kupiti bi n" ii fseh 10000 clanov
tie strarke- kega posebej, kar
je =" ahsoi no nemogoGe. Pri ka-
pns- tnih strankah pa je do
volj, da kupijo strankinega bos-
sa, in $ tenn je kupljena vsa stran-
ka.
Socialisticna stranka je torej e.
dina stranka Zed. drzavah. pri
kteri kapitalisti ne opraviio mic.
Pred vami sta Sikh naSih dveh
kandidatov, Eugene V. Debsa za
iredsednika in Ben. Hanforda "a
podpredsednika.
Ia diva moza so nominirali raz-
rednO zavedni delavci in postavili
ra cello delavskega volilnega bo-
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
"BillvO Miller is Register.

A dispatch says: William MILLER
of Minnewaukon was tuesday ap-
pointed register of the land Office at
Devils Lake by President Roosevelt,
succeeding, M. H. Brennan who re-
signed few weeks ago. Mr.. Miller
has been for several years the pub
Usher of the Minnewaukon Siftings
and is an old resident ..of the state.
He is republican and has always
worked and voted for the success OF
the entire party. He has.not been a
persistent Office seeker, working for
his friends rather than for himself.
He is eminently qualified to fulfil
the duties of the position and his
appointments a.just recognition OF
the merits Of the worth of the news
paper fraternity.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Re-stock Spiritwood Lake.

A petition. is being circulated by
Pierce BlewetG that Congressman
Marshall have sent from the depart
ment of fisheries at Washington a
car load Of young wall eyed pike to
be placed in Spiritwood lake in order
to restore. those waters from which
the pike, one of the. most highly val
ued food fish. nave almost disap-
peared. The petition guarantees
quick transportation for the fish
which should be sent early in the
coming season, and already has a
mum ber of signatures. The petition
will be left at the Gladstone hotel
where it should be signed.by all in
terested in :restocking the lake with
a highly edible and gamey fish. The
rapid disappearance Of pike in The
lake has caused much comment, and
it is believed by some that the
spawn of the pike, and also of the
bass, " which have been introduced
into the lake by the fishery depart
ment, are eaten oy the large mum Der
OF buffalo fish, abounding at Spirit
wood lake. Don't fail to add your
signature to the petition.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Justice Court Notes.

Justice Carr fined two boys $3.50
each.. for climbing on the roof of the
opera house building and throwing
snow balls at passengers across the
street and at the postoff1ce windows.
Several other kids engaged in the
same nilarity, managed to slide down
a pole and escape the police oficer
who got after thin. Another young
man who was taken in hand by the
police for being intoxicated, was re-
leased on guarantee by his father
that he would appear Thursday, this
being legal holiday. The officers
are looking for the booze seller. A D.
other case was also before the jns-
tice, that of stranger who was or
dered away from a residence last
evening for attempting to enter and
who made a couple of efforts to get
into the house.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13

Before you Guy q house or lot
sec Alex r.. Clemens.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Funeral of A. w. Kelley.

At2p.m. Wednesday funeral services
for the late A. ". Kelley were held
at the Episcopal church, Rev. K. ".
Burleson officiating, assisted by Rev.
J. H. Burleson of Grand Forks. The
regular burial service of the church
was given, there was appropriate
music from the vested choir and
beautiful flowers we're sent by friends.
With one exception the pail bearers
were the same citizens who, as old
friends of the family, carried the
casket Of the wife Of the deceased to
its last resting place a couple of
weeks ago. They were A. McKech-
nie, H. J. Porter, John..Severn, Geo.
Woodbury., Jas. E. Herbert, W. L.
Hal took the place of H. E. White,
who acted as pail bearer on. the for
mer occasion. InteIment was made
In the Jamestown cemetery.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Trip Over New Coast Line,

J. F. Brodie and J. M. Watson, two
of Dickinson's we'll known business
men and typical North Dakota hus-
tiers, we're in the city last Saturday
enroute home, after making trip
over the new coast lice of the Mil
waukee road. They accompanied
President. .Earling, who had also been
looking. over the line which is being
rapidly completed towards Butte.
Over five millions of dollars are be-
ing spent, it is said, between the
Musselshell river and Butte in get
ting first class road bed and track.
Tunneling and heavy grading is 60
ing on very rapidly. A first class ser
vice will be put on from Chicago with
modern trains of the latest construc-
tion. It is stated that great part
of the track west of the river will be
run by electricity, and that power is
expected to be had from the great
beds Of coal along the line, both in
Montana and North Dakota. The
new mine opened at Scranton, by
Dickinson parties is .shipping $50
tons day. J. M. Watson, manager of
the Dickinson Horse sales will hold
sale of horses at Scranton this
spring, also at Dickinson.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Iury Convicted No. 2.

The jury in the Barnes county
trials of the Mandan piggers re-
turned a verdict in the case Of An
drew Froelich, the second party
charged..witl,- violating the law. The
same sentence in his case as in the
others will be imposed. The county
of Motion will reimburse Barnes
county for the expense of the trials,
which may aggregate $500 each. 1t is
understood that all the cases will be
appealed. and 1t is expected that the
most of the parties indicted will
plead guilty and save costs Of the
trial. The special term of court sud-
denly ended Monday. Three cases
were tried and.in each the defendant
was found guilty, and all the cases
were appealed. -Four cases were con-
tinued ovel till the June term. Sew
en- cases we're taken to the Foster
county term for trial on ..affidavits of
prejudice, against the judge and
Barnes county and are expecs ed to be
tried in March. Tue other cases will
be appealed to the supreme court.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Value of Coal Acres.

The vaule:orour Ignite coal depos-
its will be found greater each year
and while the present low valuation
placed ..on ar acre of ::coal bearing
land is due to sound reasons the time
may not be far distant when the
value of such lands will be greatly en-
hanced. At present the Ignite coal
deposits are considered inexhaustible
but they may not be. The state ge-
ologist estimates that'on every acre
OF land bea ring AN foot vein of lig-
nite coal, 5000 tons of Ignite can be
taken.therefrom and on every acre
bearing q vein feet thick, 5000
tons. A capitalist Of national repute
recently based the value Of certain
lands he owned in this state bearing
Ignite coal at $3.50 to S1200 per acre,
by valuing the unmined Ignite at Is
cents per ton.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Conflicting Opinions.

Fargo Forum-On February l, in
an open letter to Warden Hel]strom
Of the state penitentiary, Attorney
General McCue stated that in his
opinion the indeterminate sentence
law passed by the last legislature of
North Dakota was invalid and that
all prisoners sentenced under it must
serve out their maximum sente nee.
Attorney General McCue stated
the law was invalid for the reason
that it provided for no board with
the authority to determine how long
prisoners sentenced unfortunately y
should serve
Judge Charles a. Pollock takes is
sue with the attorney general on this
point. He thinks the law is explicit
concerning the power of the pardon
ing board es applied to prisoners
serving indeterminate sentences and
that the intent of the legislature is
clear.
"Mr. McCue's opinion nor ny
opinion does not alter the law, said
Judge Pollock. "The supreme court
must determine whether the law is
sound. But l think ! am right and
I will keep on sentencing prisoners
to indeter,ninate terms until the su-
preme court has decided the mat
ter"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Building Contracts Let.

The contract for the new modern
throughout, two story, four room
brick school house at Sheyenne was
let to H. E. Allen of Fargo at $40,
598 the other contract bidding. be.
ing Johnson, Anderson e. Johnson,
Fargo, whose bid was $40, $50 and K.
Richmond, Grand Forks Sl0,69
Harrington of Fargo was the lowest
bidder on the heating, and Taylor &
Co., of Jamestown on the plumbing.
The form bid was s2l5O, the plumb
ing bid was 5000. The plans were
drawn by Haxby g. Gilliesby Of Fargo.
Mr.. Allen is also completing the
new state bank building at Medina
which will be specially handsome
building Of that kind, and will cost
with complete fixtures, new vault
ETC.. over $1,000.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Lost Slow Game.

The Jamestown high school basket
ball team lost the second game on
their trip to Fa rgo, the Fargo COL
lege five defeating them in rather
slow contest by the score..of 20 to 1e.
The high school boys showed the
effects. ..of. the hard game with the d.
B. G. team the night before and did
not play up to their usual form. Sew
eral substitutes were used, Edward
Chase taking Louis Defaults place
as forward when the latter retired
on account of a bruised muscle, and
later Will Paulson played center, Hall
going to forward 10 place of Chase.
The Jamestown boys had difficulty
in locating the baskets. Friday, the
14Gh, the Fargo high school boys and
girls teams come here for a double
header.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
family arrived from Eft. TOtten &C
com panied by military escort.


companied BY a military escort.
Among the very first of the resi-
dents of the city now residing here
and in the county, we're Jas. Lees OF
Buchanan, A. McKechDie and Pat
rick Moran, who cane here about
the same time that Mr.. Kelley ar
rived.
At this time the store where Mr..
Kelley was engaged IN closing out
his stock of goods was located near
the round house. After closing out
his merchandising and partnership
business and after the Custer mass
acre, he went to the Black Hills
where he remained for is months.
He returned to Jamestown in Octo-
Der to reside. He was appointed the
first postmaster here in 1872, which
Office was held by himself and wife
until over a year of the Cleveland
administration had passed. The To-
cation of the first postof11oe was near
where the John Jones family lived
west of the rive. and the salary was
81 year.
TIE addition known as Kelley and
Fuller's addition to Jamestown was
named by him and was laid out in
1928 and comprises land south of
the N. P. track on both sides Of the
James river.
In the fall of 1872 the first train
not counting work trains went thru
Jamestown.
Deceased was member OF the
Episcopal church and in politics a
staunch' h'republican. Records of his
early life, his dealing With. the In
dians for furs, the pioneer incidents
he witnessed and engaged in would
make romance Of more than passing
interest and be founded on the
truth.
For the last 20 years of his life he
has been engaged in no regular, con-
slant occupation, but has dealt in
real estate and engaged in the feed
business with his son. The last few
years have been passed pleasantly
with his beloved wife 10 comfort and
serenity.
He was liberal and public spirited
always loyal to his town and state.
He had won tile esteem Of many of
the leading men in St. Paul during
the earlier years in that state. They
afterwards rendered him assistance
when required In political and gov
ernmental affairs in which he was
interested.
While he accumulated no large for
tune, as maDy..men 10 the west have
done, he was an excellent provider for
Instantly and enjoyed life in many
ways that wealth could not bring.
His only relatives consist of two half
sisters in New Brunswick and the
members of the McGeorge family of
Hayward. Wis, and nephew. John
McLay and family Of New .Bruns-
wick.
Funeral was held at the Episco-
pal church Wednesday, at 2 p. m.,
and burial at the Jamestown ceme-
terry.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-02-13
Laying Out Spring Work.

Engineer w. W. Smith in charge Of
maintenance Of way of the Northern
Pacific was In the city Wednesday and
spent several hours here In consulta-
tion with Supt. Burt and others re-
galding the proposed spring work on
the division. He goes to Steel to
look after some protected improve
ments to be made there.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19

{. L. Chapman the popular
hardware man talks to the little
Ladies III Tucumcarl and vicinity
IN his 'a1" this week about a
beautiful stove he is going to give
to one Of them. The stove can be-
seen IN the lett window OF his store.
lie wants all girls under "a years
Ol age to come to his store and get
"a book, giving all the conditions oi
the contest.
A number oi little folks were
delightfully."- entertained last Mon.
day afternoon at the home Ol Mrs.
{. t.. Siglc, in honor Of the birth.
day OF her children, Walter and
Meta. Games and music were IN.
owed, after which dainty refresh.
mcuts were served. Various gifts
were received from the children
attending this affair, who were a
follows. Oracle Bell, Florence
Young, Ester Beauchamp, Ruth,
Charlie aud Roy Goldenbcrg, Guy
and G,il Farmer and Earl Coz.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
The Cut Price at the Famous
Continues for Another Week

The p%roprirtors OF the Famous
Dry Goods house, OF Main street,
having had such "A from
their cut sale last week, have de.
Cldrd to continue Tor another week,
and have made au additional re-
duction IN prices. In our issue OF
today they have "A halt.pagc adver.
tiscmcnt, calling special attention
to their millinery department, and
their reduction IN mems suits and
ladies' wear, and shoes. They are
selling tor Il lrw DAYS mems $500
and 5000 Stctson hats tor S2.64.
Their tail stock oil mem and ladies'
suits Is arriving, and during this
sale they have cut the prices IN
each oi these departments about
thirtv.thIee and one.thlrd per cent.
lhev have also reduced ladies
$500 ONtords TO S2.IS, and as a
special advertising feature IN thu
mil IneI department they are sell
ing ladies hats At a reduCti on oil
twenty i've 10 forty per cent.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
A MODERN HOSPITAL.
Offices Will Contain Dspensary
Operating Rooms, Etc.

IN up-to.date modern hospital
will be erected here IN a very short
time. Several lots we're purchased
from the Evans Realty Company
this week, in the Highland Park
addition ior that purpose.
The hospital will contain about
twelve private rooms tor the ac-
COmmudatiOn oi patients, besides
offices and a thoroughly equipped
operating room and dispcnsary.
It will be- under the charge Ut Drs.
COulson, Crumc and Ferguson.
The latter IS expected TO arrive
this week.
We have been informed that the
contract ma, already been let tor
the building, and that when com.
pletcd It will he one OF the most
modern hospitals IN this vicinity.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19

Adalr sells Swlits Premium la.
con, hams and meats. 3o.ti
WANTED Everybody to at.
tend the Dutch Auction. soft
Adalr sells groceries cheap Tor
cash. 43.tl
For Sale-Good mich COW. Mp.
ply at this office. 4z.tt.
Best office rooms in the city tor
rent. See Iaioya x Lawson. 46-tl
WANTED: Everybody to at
tend the Dutch Auction. SOFT
You are cordially invited TO in.
spcct Iascen's up.to.date Icwrlry
Stock. SOFT
Two rooms Tor rent in Hancock
building. See Iaioya * Lawson.
4b-tt
Water, water, water, eight bar.
rels ior St.Oo. Fresh we'll water,
clean and pure. Phone IS. 47-tl
Best lump coal s4.7s in five ton
lots. Dodson Grain * Fuel Co..
4s'4t
For rent, my place FIVE miles
EAST OF town.
I.43-tt l.. l.. SHERWOOD.
l.. O.. Welch, attorney, Tucum.
carr, y. NJ, makes q speciality vi
Land office business. Il.
Hutchinson Candy manuiactur.
ing Co.'S, Ice cream at Pioneer
Drug store. 43-ti
FOR SALE Family carriage
horse, tor particulars apply TO l..
l.. Taylor. ATT
For reliable land office iniorma.
ton see ~ write L. G.. Welch. tn.
cumcarI, s.. Mex.
New and up-to-datc goods al
ways coming in at YaSeen's Jewel.
~ Store. SOFT
Miss Lade solomon will take
orders Tor fine drcssmaking and
cutting =; 5G5 Second st. 42-ti
Out OF town customers can send
their watches and Irwelrv repairs
to Harry w. Yaseen, the e weller,
with safety. We guarantee our
work. 5o.Ii
Get your winter coal now. Whit,
II Is cheap, It will pay YOU.
4S-4t DpdSon Grain X Fuel Co.
Successor - Morgan u bod son
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
Mrs. Fuckers Millinery Opening

On Friday and Saturday Mrs.
Ruckcr's millinery parlors at la.
ioya& Lawson we're the oi
"A social gathering OF mos, OF the
matronS ol IucumCari. They
came ostvnsibly to select and try
on the ravlshing hats 81 allurlngly
displayed by this artistic mllliner;
bu, they tarrled and listened TO
music, both vocal and instrument.
al, and whilcd away the pleasant
moments in agreeable CONVERSE
ton. Milady is always in a pleas.
ant mood, when she is trying on
the latest creations in millinery,
and Mrs. Fuckers hats this sea-
son are charming beyond express
sion. She Is showing all OF the
newest shapes and shades, there is
the big picture hat adorned with
roses that would rival a Quay
county cabbage in dimensions,
wings, piumes, and ~aigrettes ga
lore, and glittering buckles and
allurlng draplngs OF satin and silk:
then there is the nobby tailored
hats that make such a swell suit
hat. She has them from Fiske
and Elzce make in all the latest
shades from taupe-gray, burnt
orange, iawn, resda.green, old
blue and elephants breath. She
has the newest directolre styles
and the Pocahontas hat, which
derives its name from the strong
resemblance to an Indian brave
war.bonnet, 1t is to he devoutly
hoped that the lady who wears the
Pocahontas creation will not 20
on the war-path, but the fact re-
mains that il milady does not Sc
cure one OF Mrs. Fuckers beauti-
lul hats she will 30 on the war
path, aud hubby will be compelled
10 dig up The price is moi
beyond the pocket.book OF most o
the indulgent bubbles. Mrs. Ruck'
er is Offering her large stock at ex'
tremely reasonable prices.