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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

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the Senate and before the com
mittee.
Washington. Nov. l6.--The Senate
committee OH interstate commerce to-
day entered on series of hearings
which are expected to have an impor-
tant bearing on future legislation re-
lating to big business and commerce
between the states
Senator Newlands. OF Nevada, was
the first witness on the list. and his tes-
timony dealt exclusively with his bill
providing for an interstate trade COM
mission 1t Is believed, however, that
the senator, who is member of the
committee, would be expected to pro-
ceed only until other witnesses are
available.
Inquiry Viii Be Broad.
The committee is authorized to enter
on the broadest scope of inquiry, COW
ering the entire subject OF interstate
commerce The authorization had its
inception largely in the supreme courts
decision In the Standard Oil case, which
reasonable" into the antitrust law.
The idea was that the meaning of the
law should be set forth clearly in the
statute iself and not left dependent
on an Interpretation by the court.
There are many bills before the COM
mlttec. itlG II is understood OtncrS Wlli
be presented, 50 II may be expected
that the entire range of legislation Will
be covered.
Big Guns TO Testify.
II had been expected that number
Of men of high standing i'll railroad and
financial circles would be present at
the hearing. but so far. apparently, they
have waited for call from the COM
inittee.
1t is understood that IN addition to
hearing Mr. Newlands, Il more complete
program Will be outlined today. OF
the members of the committee. Sena-
tors Clapp. Cullom, Gummins. Brande-
gee. Oliver. Newlands, Watson and
Pomerenc are here.
The committee held a conference In
an effort to map out a plan of the
hearings and will hold second meet :
ing tomorrow when the following wit
nesses are expected to appear:
TAYLOR Vincent, Huntington, w. Va;
Euge,l.. g. Hay. New York, general app
praiser in the customs service; Ber-
na,d ssutler. Atlanta: former Attorney
General Frank S. Monnett, of Ohio
and members of the Anti Trust Law
Enforcement league.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
.T IA LARSON
NOT GUILTY

Northwood, 1a., Nov. 15.-The
jury in the case of Mrs. Eta Lar
son, charged with attempted pois-
oning of her father, Douglas
Rhodenbaugh, returned a verdict
of mot guilty" after being out
20 hours. The jury reported at 3
o clock.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
SENATORS BEGIN
A TRUST HEARING
Whole Question Of Regulating
Bio Business Will Be Dis
cussed Before Senate
Committee.

Washington, Nov. 15.-Senator
Cummins said after the meeting of
the interstate commerce commit
tee today, at which plans for hear.
ings on tho corporation control
question were discussed, that he
would himself probably make an
troduce his bill dealing with tho
question and he will both speak in
the Senate and before the COM
r1ittee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
LONG DELAY FOR
BEEF TRUST MEN
IS NOW ASSURED
Application for Writ of Habeas
Corpus Likely to Stave Off
Their Trial for Many
Months.
RAISE NEW LEGAL POINT
Will Go to Highest Court On
Technicality Before Fac
ing Jury On Criminal
Charges.
RAISE NEW LEGAL POINT

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Aii possibility
of the packers being brought to
trial next Monday before Dis.
trict Judge Carpenter has ended,
according to attorneys for tho
packers. They say the case can.
not be heard because this district
court has lost jurisdiction inasmuch
as Judge kol1lsaat, Of the United
States circuit court, has released
tho men on bonds. The release of
the defendants on circuit court
bonds Gifted" the case out Of the
district court, il was added.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
CHARLES F. WADE
WILL RESIDE IN
DETROIT, MICH.
Decides to Retire AS General
Manager of American Lum.
Der Company and Enter
Business for Himself.

charles r. Wade. WuO resigned 49,
EoutiW WHulgDp u. the American
lum1DJ company 800 Albuquerque un
June . aud who was induced los the
board ui directors 90 take vacation
OF two months ~ the hopes that he
would reconsider his determination
to lc.isu has Decided 10 retire from
DO, active managomcui Of the lumber
company ana devote his entire time
ana attention 20 new line of bust
moss lie returned 20 Albuquerque
Yesterday Mr. Wade. however. Viii
continue as q member of the board ul
directors. ana still retain his stock
interest In the American Lumber com.
uany While east on his vacation dt.
Wade purchased an equal Interest n
tbo Policy holdor- Service and Nd.
iustmpnt comp1nN of Detroit. NiCh.
ana viii l.91e ton Dctto.J next Saur.
day where me- aud Mrs Wade viii
make their future home Associa, ed
with Nr Wade u The Polio, holdnr3'
company will bee x sutton. an old
time friend. aud one Of the most ~.
pcrI Insurance men in the coun,r,.
Tho Policy holders company is the
uul, onlN OF ia Kind in fhc Dnrr1
States The chief purpose oi the c1n.
aut Is 90 render expert service. iu.
ditinp and adjusting. for the assured
N wade and MI sutton VIII make
% speciality OF investigating The 10
suiIucc affairs of large corporations.
rendering expert advice as 20 The CO.,.
lDcfu.-s OF rates. the correctness of
form and VIII also do expert apprl s.
ius OF manufacturing plants tlr
Wade hiss never been actually .eugug
od loo The Insurance business hut tor
'ho last twenty wears. because ut he
various executive positions hc has
held has made an exhaustive study
OF insurance It's ability Too that d.
rroflun WIS demonstrated in Aba
pu,rquc recently when he rotolutld
wed Iho INSURANCE" man OF the Amer
lean lumber plant removing hazarda
witch made "a permanent saving OF
$4,000 ucr uunum af total cost O'
f3aUO ana installing q sprinkler sys
fcm ut cost of SsNuOn for total con
.uucuou aud maintenance which VII
effect q saving on insurance Of 81 lu0
arr unwmu
There s no doubt hut that MI
wade viii more than made good IN
NlN ll'W H'lV man OF sIfhl 'N''h''''
ability OF pleasing personality a
M8p who can make friends and retain
them he has been one Of he best
ciuzrns Albuquerque has ever had II
b. with regret thar Albuquerque VII
pan with Mr. Wade ann every one ~
ul. many friouus aud acauaintanc q
win wish him success and prosper ~
lu lis venture
Alhoueh 70 mas not heen officially
announced u 81 understood that IT,
n4.ms R Koch. tor some time actinf
general manager of the American
Lumber company VIII continue 10 oc
cum. that position
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
PERSONALS.

Mrs Jonn Parker OF Gcorg"touu.
a.. arrived IA, middle of thr week 90
Join her husband who has e ranch
across IN" river
Bert skinner returned on the 'ali-
rorua limited from visit ot several
weeks n Denver and Colorado
springs
Herthuld Spiu uf tnr lltrld- Spitz
Mercantile COMPANY arrived uu th,
Santa ~ flyer from the east this
morning after spending several weeks
Va Sew York and othof big cities pur-
chasing tan goods While m th, ou-t
NJ spitz did considerable nn"-uns
tor statehood.
Dean Martin T. Angel. ot Ga, de-.
partucnt OF science. University uf
Ncw Mexico has returned irons thv
University OF Wisconsin. whore h. r.-
ceN,d doctors Degree. ANA Nil rr-
sumo his position go tnr Varsity boz
september
Frnnk A. uuhhcll and family VIII
leave tomorrow Tor MagdllauU whore
they win driv, hy auto tp MI Hub
bells ranches near Dutu for au out-
ing uf several weeks Mr NupbrI
sent both of his automobile lu Mas
| dul,ua today ana they win h' put
! iu shape for iha cross cuutp trlH.
christian Science services are hold
% tine Womaus club building. corn p
Guld avenue and seventh street. SUM
day morning at ~ a. M. subject
Soul "Wednesday evening servi,"
NJ 5 o'clock The public Is cordially
| invited to attend these srrylcc- sun
day school s.t5 -. m.
| The Daughters of Rcbckah enter
] tanned their friends this noon ni "a
| public dinncr In odd Fellows bah
al which more than ono hundred
! guests were seated Is Is expected
that this number viii be exceeded ol
| The supper tu bc served tonight TIM
proceeds win $50 60 the orphans
home al Roswell
Thomas Clossou, son of sheriff
| Charles Ciosson of santa 10 arrived
! from the capital In an automobile
this morning having motorcd oxen
To attend the BAN gum' tomorrow
aud the horse race Monday aft,runuu
Tho policc committee of the CHS
council will meet AZ the cily jnil to'
morrow morning AZ 10, u'clotk Q,
look over saddles and horrs NhIrl
are offered for sale to provide th,
mounted policeman Win trausporta-
ton about the city Owners OF sad
de horses ana saddles who wish a.
dispose of them. are invited to truI
around their candidates to bee ioot,,
over by the committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
FUTRELLE THEATER is
RAPIDLY ASSUMING AN
IMPOSING PROPORTION

The new thratcr building being
built for " y Fuirril" on thr south
cnst corner oi First street aud Coat
avenue, is uoV goIng up rapidly. after
several unavoidable delays 90 cone
structou work The wallis 1f heavily
constructed reinforced concrete tro
almost finished The man auditor
um VIII boo slightly hy uity rr,j nIth-
oui % post in 30 aud tho pitch of the
Inclined floor assures "A clear Wow uf
the stage from every part u' iho
house \ dozen exits ave provided,
six OF vhirh az, equipped with dou-
bio doors Tho Now th,1ioI viii poe
modern bon every respect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
nOM NING nENINAL.

The meeting az the gospel tent last
night was very spiritual \ number
OF people we're converted after the
services. u Is strange people cannot
be- kept away from the meeting whore
tho gospel is betting preached. S"ry'
Ices sunday az "a o'cloCk, subject
what iiaptisls Betieyc and why
They Believe H. Childr1n's service
NJ 2e, with Illustrations A. s
o'clock In the evening the evangelist
will organizc a Baptist church In the
tprt Eycryhod Is invited 10 attend
ult these services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
HARTMAN MEN TO
SEEK MEETING
They Have Asked Officials
for Conference on Wage and
Work Conditions and Will
Demand They Be Heard.
IN, EvenIne R.ta,d T. y. leased wire,

san Francisco. Aug t2.--lt was au-
nouuced lust night bv President j. j..
ileRuln of th" Employees Federation
of th" Hartman lines that roprs-ou-
tatiNos OF th, tr1dou affiliated with
tho employees federation viii request
within a tow days that Julius Kruit
schmiu, director OF maintenance and
operation. uamo date for q couf'r-
cncn with representative employees to
consider demands Of the shop met
for increased pay and rondiusimrn,
ot working conditions.
g. g. Hnguu sent telegram 60
chicago to-day ~ Julius EuttsOhmi.t
asking whether he would ,ncolyo %
cummitt," uf shopmou for conference
tegard.ug shultor upu- and m,reas-
"a wages
lf % refusal be- returned Dy Efntt.
s,huitt 90, men viii proceed Co. Ncw
York and demand right GO bee
heard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
TURQUOISE MINES OF NEW MEXICO

W., tou, Turpu"-, District. Territory,
Known aud Ntuci %, tie Nbrugn1c~ Centuric. W."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
EAGLES GO THROUGH
TO SAN FRANCISCO
TOMORROW NIGHT
Three Carloads of Delegates to
Attend National Gathering
on Coast Arrive Here at
7:45 Sunday Evening.

TiaNeling iu three speriat cars, a
arr. number of me order of Eagles
wI p..e through Alhugurrqu" ON
-ruu Fr train $50 tomorrow even
Ing 80 80 aud departing az N.3o for
sam Fruup'sco. whore the Eagles viii
u,rt during me week 500 national
.uuN ,gtiQn Mark Levy president ct
DO, Nrauuuorqup Ncrir of Eagles has
ppolntvd a reception committee q"
Do. no the station tomorrow evening
aud give tb, glad hand 90 Tho visitors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
MINING ACTIVITIES
IN THE SOUTHWEST
Items at Interest In the Mining
Camps Throughout Arizona
and New Mexico; Development
aud Production.
ARIZONA.

From the Mining aud Engineering
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

Mothers Friend
is sold at drug
stores. Write for
free book for
tNpcctant moth
ets, which, con
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

s utur lad was desperately 100 hut
rnfuscd to iak, tho medicine thr doe
tor he'd left 80 EAST mia mother gave
him 1870 ooh my hov viii die my
boy WIZ dip.' shp sohhcd
nW voice spoke from the bed
"Dpnt cry, mother Fathorll he
nome soon. and hrn make me- take
&c. Woman Homo companion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

The state National bank today 70.
ceiyed u judgment against +. $ Par
kcr and George Ramsey for the sum
OF S303 before Judge J n McFic or
santa fo. \ suit of Rarnishcment
WAS secured against the Equitable
Life Insurance company through their
local agents Spit1 aud Coss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
North rourrh street Gospel nan.

liu. North Fourth street sunday
school, at5 u nj; gospel pronchmg.
7:4a o. m; prayer mce,iae Thursday.
evening t,id, Al are welcome a.
every meeting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
The Real Thing

SAY metcr r y0u throw three
cents up in thc air hin ketch 'em an
"ilumph' That is nothing hut
catch penny scheme."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
MOTHERS 4! ! THE
11UTY@

II Is the duty OF every expectant
mother 10 prepare her system for the
coming of her little one 10 avoid as
far as possible the suffering of such
occasions, ard enleavor to pass
through the crisis with her health
and strength unimpaircd. This she
may do through the use of Mothers
Friend, a remedy that has been so
long in use, aud accomplished so
much good, that it is in no sense an
experiment, but a preparation which
always produces the best results. It
is Tor eSernal application and so pen
ettallug IN its nature as to thoroughly
lubricate every muscle, nerve and ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. II aids nature by ex-
panding the skin and tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness. and perfectly
prepares the system for natural and
safe motherhood Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed by thou
sands Of mothers, and It's use will
prove a comfort and a benefit to any
woman in need OF such a remedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

4 MINT JIl.Ip.

. Washington. Aug r. Rep 4
. r,s'nUuyo Ollie James oft Ken {.
. lucky and In Harvey " wiley. 4
. government purr food experts. 4
. vino Nith u'ury Wtucrsou or 4
. Louisville. .,cr. named as i com
. mittr- Goo settle am alleged 4
. s2u0o bet ls Goo the merits of 4
. mint iul.p had interviews today
. touching that famous beverage.
. Tl, utt,tancc Of MIR James. 4
y popularity supposed because of
. hi. place Of residence Co. Doc cN-
. ratb,drt. see forth that % mint
. iuiop should he MIXED Zoe sil- 4
o YER cup o. lump ur sugar boz the
. bouom with % leaf or two of 4
. mint NeNt comes cracked iu,
. filling tho cup 90 the brim Tho
. Ic, must b.. stirred Hs 10 Is uut
. loo. thus crushing the r.iut lit
. and putting fine frost uu On.
. outside pf tue cup. uu uruNwDu- I
. tal feature highly regarded ru.
. stirring must bee done with % SITE (
. YER spoon 81 th. true Kouuckl 4
. ideal is to Dee gained Then iho
. whiskcy IS poured bro md tho
. wonder Is complete.
. u hRpp. M that in Or Wiley,
. trctutaUcr. was secured us 4
. Judge Dr VILE, said ~ 81, Vot" 4
o c,ucd un 90 produce % mint iu- 4
. lcp hV would procure some mint, 4
. look up some Washington bar 4
. tender and ask him to make tb.
q iul"p
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
MILLTNERY DEPARTMENT.

We will have a showing Of early
Fall Hats. beginning tomorrow
September 18th. large white felt
and ready 10 wear. Very special for
tomorrow all untrimmed hats In
straw 25c. We also have a dozen
trimmed hats which we will sell
for SOC, must have the room. Get
down early please.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
AsTOR RAINS COINS
on ORGAN GRINDER.
New York American.


While Colonel Astor was IN the
Force home an organ grinder pulled
a piano organ up to the curb and pre-
pared for action. Then he grasped
the handle and ground out In strid-
ent tones the melody of There's Only
One Girl in this World For Me-"
Colonel Astor's face wreathed In
smiles. appeared at the window be-
fore the piece was half played He
pulled aside the curtains and began
tossing quarters md half dollars at
the astonished organist, who bowed
and scaped and doffed his cap. and
kept on playing as If his life depend
ed on It.
Colonel Astor turned back into the
room every little while and tried 20
get some one to come forward TO see
the fun. A few moments later the
Colonel came down the steps and
made straisht for the grinder
that's all right" he said as he
dive down in his pocket and turned =
handful OF silver over to the Italian
Go ahead and play It some more
And the organ grinder kept at HE
task until the Colonel drove away in
his taxicab.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
.IrEMs or sPEcIAI MENrION.

The balance Of the 10c and
II 1-2c Lawns 10 go tomorrow. &c
The new princess stripe satin
Muslin, value 75c ........ .59c
Full line OF new silk Serges. %
inches wide, s1.O0 value, in 10 col
ors and two tone effects ... $50
300 pieces Nainsook, 10 yards TO
piece, very special for tomorrow
for the 10 yards ........9 .95c
All ladies' and mems $500 Um-
brellas, tomorrow only ..... 1915
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
WHAT THE W. c. 7. U.
UNIONS ARE DOING

White ribboners Of FELTON, are
cheered by the prospect of a young
peoples branch in their town before
the state convention.
The Loyal Temperance Legion OF
the Lillian Cade Union. near Milton.
held picnic a short time ago under
the direction of its superintendent.
There were seventy-five present, in
cluding the members of the Legion,
and an address by the Rev. Mr.. Simm
OF Harbeson Circuit, recitations and
readings by the legioners and music
by choir, constituted the program.
The following officers and superin-
tendents have been elected by the
Cade Union: President, Mrs. Ella
Bryan: secretary, Mrs. Cora S.
Walker; treasurer, Mrs. Lydia John
son; superintendent OF white ribbon
recruits. Miss Lydia Johnson; flower
mission work, Miss Bertha Carey :
Loyal Temperance Legion and Press
Superintendent, Mrs. Cora S. Walker.
The Cade Union has eleven active
and eight honorary members and they
are as earnest and enthusiastic as any
white ribboners in the state.
The Middletown Union has elected
the following officers and delegates 70
the state convention, September 4:
President, Mrs. ]. T. McWhorter; vice
president, Mrs. George Derrickson;
corresponding, secretary, Mrs. Mary L.
Cox; recording. secretary. Mrs. c. A.
Hofecker; treasurer, Mrs. Angie w.
Derrickson; delegate to the state con-
vention, Mrs. S. J. Brockson.
The MiddletOwn Union will enter
tain the fall institute of the New Cas-
tie County Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union to be held October 8.
The state executive committee has
secured for the coming convention,
September 27-29, two of the best
speakers upon the temperance plat
form: Mrs. Ella NJ. Boole. president
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of the state of New York, and
Professor Charles NJ. Scanlon, field
temperance secretary of the Presby-
terian Church.
The unions of Sussex county are
cooperating with the Milton Union
in preparation for the convention,
which will be one Of the most success
ful ever held by the state organia-
ton.
AS president of the Sussex County
Union. and hostess Of the convention,
Miss Cade suggests that all names Of
delegates be sent the entertainment
committee at Milton the second week
Of September, so that delegates may
be informed before they leave home
who Will entertain them during the
convention.
Miss Cade also suggests that unions
send for railroad orders to Mrs. Jessie
M. Graves. of Milford, committee on
/ transportation.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
TEMS OF sPECIAL MENTION.

TOMORROW'S SHOE SPECIALS.
Final reduction on summer foot
wear.
Ladies' white canvas pumps, re
duced to .....-. .Sl.OO and Sl.O
Ladies' Gun Metal Oxford Ttef
reduced TO 81, s1.6O, sl.9O and sS.4
Children's and Misses schoo'
Shoes, dull leather, special sizes
8 10 70 IL, 1925; sizes II 1-2 TO ?
s1.5O; sizes 2 10 20 6, $500.
Boys School Shoes, sizes 10 tc
13 1-2. s1.25 and S1.50; sizes ! tf
8 IL, s1.50 and $500.
Small lot of Ladies' High Shoe'
broken sizes, SO 90 and $3.50 values
\ at ......s.-.-.s... $500. '.sFi''
Evening journal., 1911-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept 12--Countess
Annie Leary and Mrs. Hetty Green,
two of the worlds wealthiest women,
are working together on a plan 10
found a great university on the high
est point of Staten Island, New York,
in memory of Christopher Columbus.
On the eighty or more acres near Cas-
tleton, which are to be donated by the
papal countess, there will also 5e
erected a gigantic bronze statue of late
discOyerer. The movement is already
under way, and the countess and Mrs.
Green are confident they will easily
succeed IN inducing their wealthy
friends to contribute toward the statue
If not for the university In her home
at No. 1882 Fifth avenue. the countess
announced her plans. She is 50 years
old.
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
srATIoNRRY nEPARTMENT.

STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Specials In School Supplies
Pen and Pencil Tablets, sc; SOC dOz
Linen Tablets ... lOc; Sl.OO dOz
Composition Books .... &C and lOc
Companions .....5c aud up TO 25c
Leather Pencil Cases ... l5c
Pencil Sets ..1Oc, 25c, soc and ~
Book Straps ...... .5cs lOc and l5S
Rulers .......1c, sc, Zoe and i5s
Chalk. / gross In box 49,. l0c bO'
Pencils ............5 &C; Zoe do
II Pencils &c; ? for sc; 25c do
\ Pencils, cedar ........les Zoe do
Ink .-..... ..........5c and 10
Ink, l-2 pint ................2 20
INK, plnts .-................ 30
INK, quarts .................. 90
Ink, colored ............... -
Il Paste. e.............5 sc, Zoe and 95
y Mucilage ..............5 5e and Zoe
Evening journal., 1911-09-12

hereby certify that have examined {
Of this Association for the period dating Fl
them 20 be in accordance with the above st
CLIFF
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
RASEMRNT RARGAINs.

100 pieces Haviland China Dime
Set, s25: now .......-........Pl'
112 pieces gold and white Dime
Set, SIS; now ................ .eis
112 pieces plain white Dinner Set
SO; now ................. 80
Regular Csc Blue Japanese Cup
and Saucers, special ..-.......lO'
Rayo Nickel Lamps with white
shades. s1.6O; special 81. -.. .Sl.5'
Wicker Clothes Hamper, square
s1.75: special ............'..Sl.s'
Big No Washing Machine, we
Il $500; now ............. .....' et.V'
Pot Lid Rack and six Pot Lids
regular 4Oc; special ..........so
Evening journal., 1911-09-12
A Good Digestion

means a man or woman good for
something-good work or pleasant
times. Whoever has distress after
eating, sick headaches, nausea,
bad taste, unpleasant breath, can
not find good in anything, or be of
much use in the world.
But these symptoms are only
signs that the stomach needs little
care and attention and the aid that
Evening journal., 1911-09-12

WAIST DEPARTMENT.

Odds and ends Of pretty Dutcl
neck Waists, broken sizes all re-
duced. Some round neck with k
mono sleeves. others square neck
embroidery fronts with three quar-
ters sleeve; regular s1.25 and $3.50;
special at .................. .s9e
Waists. made of excellent grade
lawn, neat tailored model, finished
with cluster tucks. some with sid
frill. Odd sizes only; value S1.50;
special az ........s.......
Sizes "a and 36 only. A good
staple model made Of pretty sheer
lawn, entire front OF embroidery
banding, high neck and three quar-
ter sleeve. value 81 so, special 75'