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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-14
At HIS DESK.

Charles J. Bellows. secretary and
treasurer of the ID. J. Donohue COM
pany. whose return from. four
weeks visit in New York city.
Bridgeport. Conn. and Chicago. was
mentioned In yesterdays Missoulian.
was back at his desk yesterday. Mr..
Bellows went solely for the purpose
OF visiting his home folks. whom he
hadn't seen for 27 years. He found
the sister. who was two and u half
years old when he left home. now IA
beautiful woman. grown. and his old
mother just as adorable az she was
~ years ago. His brother, he hadn't
seen for 30 years. Mr.. Bellows said
he was 30 intent upon visiting people
that he had little time to observe
conditions In business and politics,
though he did bring home an impress
sion of optimism and announcement
In the business world. e
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HOT WEATHER IS QUICK
TO AFFECT the BOWELS
WelI-knoWn Fact That Extreme
Heat Conduccs to Chronic
Constipation.

The disposition to eat cold food and
indulge In iced drinks is one reason
why constipation and diarrheoa IL SC
prevalent III summer ana there Is nc
time when people should more care,
fully avoid bowel disturbances, a.
much serious disease Is directly trace
able to these conditions. We need all
of our strength to withstand the
enorvating effect of heat
TO regulate the bowels and quickly
relieve even the most aggravated case
of constipation, the combination oi
simple laxative herbs with pcpsin
known MS Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sim is highly recommended by all who
have ever used II, Unlike cathartics
and violent purgatives, Dr. Caldwell's s
Syrup Pepsin acts gently on the stom-
ach liver and bowels. without gripping
or other discomfort, bringing relief In
an easy. natural manner 1t can be
used with perfect safety by the most
delicate woman or child, and yet Is
equally effective for the strongest
constitution. Mild, pleasant to take,
ana inexpensive, II is the ideal family
laxative. by cleansing the bowel tract
thoroughly and eliminating the foreign
matter and poisons that irriatc and in
flame II will quickly check summer
diarrhoea and restore normal condi-
tons.
Druggists sell Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin for 80 cents a bottle-a larger,
family size, costs 81 90. Get bottle
and keep 1t ih the house: 1t will save
many times its cost In doctor bills, A
free trial bottle, postpaid, can be OBJ
tanned by writing to Dr. w. b. Cald-
well, f0G Washington street, Month
cello, Illinois.
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Calvary Christian.

Harold II. Griffis. pastor: office in
rear of church; Bell phone 1904: Inde-
pendent phone 574-Sunday services:
Preaching by the pastor in the morn
Ing at 10:45 and In the evening at g.;
subject Of morning discourse. why
We DO Not Observe the Sabbash"-a
reply to Seventh Day Adventism; sup-
ject Of evening discourse. "Our Daily
Bread--What Does 1t Mean?"; Bible
class school at 12:15; mems class.
taught by the pastor. viii meet during
the Bible school session at the close
of the morning worship; topic for DIS
cussion. disappearing Family Life"
a study In social Christianity; Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at Gas, topic,
How Much Should Christian Think
About Personal Appearance?" leader
Miss Grace Jones; prayer and
Bible study on Wednesday evening at
O'Clock; subject lesson. "The Parable
of the Hidden Treasure. or the Value
of Character"
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GATHERING OF REoUlARe AND
NATIONAL GUARD At FORT
HARR'soN TODAY.

Helena, July Especial. 1.-The
Joint encampment of the eight com.
panies Of the Fourteenth infantry and
ten companies Of the Second regiment
OF the national guard or Montana. will
be held at Fort HarriAon beginning 70.
morrow and ending the night OF Tues.
day. July %. Four companies OF the
Fourteenth from Fort Missouia are
marching overland and will arrive to-
morrow The companies OF the Sec.
ond regiment have been ordered to
leave their home stations IN time 70
reach camp tomorrow Colonel II. II.
Wilson will be In command Some day
during the encampment the guards.
men will be inspected by Major Er.
nest l.. Ruffner. medical corps, and
Lieutenant lra r. Fravel, Nineteenth
infantry. detailed to perform this duty
by the commanding general Of khe
western division.
There will also be a review Of tho
troops by Governor Edwin l.. Norris
and his staff 4
The Montana companies will come
from the following cities:
Company A, BSxeman: company b,
Butte; company G. Havre. company E,
Miles City: company +. Kalispell. com.
pany II, kalispell: company I, Glen.
dive; company X, Billings; company l..
Libby; company NJ. Fort Benton. Fort
Benton will also furnish the regi-
mental band. and Billings the hospi-
tai detachment Of 20 men.
The purpose Of the encampmcnt II
to teach the guardsmen by theory,
practice and observation Of the regu-
lars. the duties Of a soldier on cam
paign. There will be drills of every
kind, offensive and defensive forma-
tions and long hikes involving tactical
exercises. Mere spectacular exhibit
tions are prohibited and formal cero-
monies are to be reduced to min
imum.
All mail for members Of the national
guard while In camp should be adj
dressed to them mt Fort Harrison ana
not to Helena. in order to reach them
promptly. The regimental and COM
pany destination also should be given.
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NEW TUeERcULoSiS REMEDY
BASED ON MEDICINE

To say that q specific exists for the
cure Of consumption Is perhaps too
strong a statement. btt. In Eckman's
Alternative ave have a>u8dictna thai
has been the means Of saving many
a life to years OF usefulness. and In
permanently benefiting u large num-
ber of consumptIves.
Any diet that keeps a consumptive
well nourished Is the right one. but
what Is going &c improve the patient !?
Eckman's Alternative Is a medicine for
the treatment VI this disease which
has been found beneficial; in a large
number of cases. We prefer to let
you hear what such people say. In
vestigate this case:
80 Savannah ST.. Rochester. N. Y.
"Gentlemen: On June 3. 1907. I was
operated upon for tubercular peri
tonitis. and my physician gave me up
as hopeless. l was then urged by a
priest to take Eckman's Alternative.
whica ! did. began to improve and
steadily gained In health and strength.
ana am absolutely cured.
EDNA FINER"
(Slgned Affidavit.
Eckman's Alternative is effective In
bronchitis. asthma. hay fever. throat
and lung troubles. and In upbuilding
the system. Does not contain poisons.
opiates or habit forming drugs. For
sale by Missoula Drug company and
George Freisheimer and other reading
druggists. Ask for booklet telling OF
recoveries and write to Eckman
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for ad-
dltional evidence.
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First Methodist.

Corner of Main ana Washington
streets; j. w, Bennett. pastor: resi-
dence, 3lG East Main street. Phones
residence, Independent 1893: Bell 80
study. Independent 799; Bell 30-Class
meeting at lo:l5 a. M; morning serv-
lee. 1914 o'clock: the district sup
erintendent of Helena Will occupy the
pulpit: sunday school at 1915 y. m,
D. IL Patterson, superintendent: Ep-
worth League at $3.50 y. m; SPECIAL
services with stereopticon Views:
evening services. 3 o'clock; Rev. I'D
ward Mills of Helena will occupy the
pulpit.
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First Congregational.

Corner Of South Fifth ana Chest
nut streets: Elmer l.. Burtner. minis
ter; residence, sos South Sixth street
west; Bell phone 1OG3-iMorning wor-
ship at 1O:45 o'clock: subject of SER
mon. ''rhe Bondage and Freedom OF
Duty" special music vocal solo by
G. w. Buxton. violin offertory solo.
"Berceuse" (Godard). Harold Wester-
gard Sunday school at 1910 y. M.
". 7. Cruikshank superintendent: the
mems class will continue to study the
work of Jane Addams at Hull house:
Christian Endeavor Mt p. M: the
midweek meeting for prayer and Bible
study on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock: Sunday school lessop for nexr
Sunday. Anyone will find a welcome
at these services.
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HERPIcioE.

and luster, soft. silky flufflness
which can be acquired In no other
way.
Newbro's Herpiclde In 66c and 800
sizes Is sold by all dealers who guar
antee II to do all that Is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money will
be refunded.
Send Zoe In postage for sample and
booklet to The Herpicide. Co. Dept.
r., Detroit. Mich.
Applications may be obtained at
the best barber shops and hair Dress
Ing -parl0rs.
4sH r'e sts ++ss+
Misseula Drug CO.. sole agents. M I. I.
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YOU CAN HAVE A WEALTH
Of BEAU1|Fl4 HAIR
HERPcipE.

Nothing equals an aureole of beau
tiful hair as frame for pretty
face. without background OF nice
hair really pretty face frequently
becomes plain and, with 1t, unat-
tractive features assume life and
beauty.
Every woman can increase her
natural charm by using Newbro's
Herpicide. Herpicide makes hair
beautiful, The d3Aarlnf, ,xvsyn, saps
the vitality of THE ehAak 4 iAeFpiclde
Kills this germ and -prsNsnt2 -tha hair
from falling out. giving At snap
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Royal e. CabelI.

As n result of the trouble in the
treasury department AT Washington.
Royal j.. cabell, commissioner of in
ternal revenue, may resign. II is de-
'"red 'y The highest authority that
nc mas made arrangements to resume
lhe practice Of law In Richmond. Mr..
cabell refuses to discuss the report
that he has twice threatened to resign
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Swedish Conarseat tito nal.

West Spruce street; c. Il. A. Blom-
berg. pastor; residence. $50 West
Spruce street. Independent phone 1885
Sunday school at 10 "A. M; morn
ing worship at II O'Clock; Rev. T..
safstrom from Gwinner. ~ d., will
preach; Young Peoples meeting at
$3.50 p. m; evening service at 8
o'clock: services Mt Bonner at 3 D. m,
Wednesday evening. prayer meeting
Our Scandinavian brothers are most
cordially invited to any and all of
these services, and they viii be ac-
corded a hearty welcome.
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TWO ON HIS STAFF.

Spokane, July Sheriff O'Rourke
or Butte arrived here today to take
Albert Rose back to Montana. Rose
~ charged with contributing To the de
hnquency of TWO l6-year-oId girls
Mary Pelly and Grace Carter, who were
arrested with Rose here. 1t Is said
Rose may be tried on Il white SLAYER,
charge.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-14
BIG FIRE IN TACOMA.

Tacoma, July 13,--k'ire Of an I'M
known origin. starting In orHiser's
saloon this afternoon, destroyed about
$o'ooO worth Of property In the saw
mn plant of the Reliance Lumber A.
llllper company O'Hsers saloon.
smith Wilson's saloon and n board :
ing mouse owned by the lumber com
pa'P' The total loss Is estimated at
slOoooO, all covered by insurance.
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ford ss.of South Dakota. who had
spoken and voted against him at the
first trial. He referred to charges
made ngainst Mr.. Crawford. Of which
the South Dakota senator was fully
acquitted. and invited Mr.. Crawford
out to the cloak room while he read
an affidavit which charged Crawford
with having employed man to rile
a public land claim in his interest.
That's supposed to be a sworn af-
fidavit," said LorImer But all the
circumstances surrounding II deny It's
truth A federal grand jury cleansed
the skirts OF this senator"
HAS Charles A. White made any
Statement to your committee stronger
than that Crawford Affidavit" he
continued. y think not, and yet Sen
ator Crawford would turn me out Of
this body on the statement of man
more foul than the man who made
this affidavit against him..
Il don't ask for the senator's vote"
continued Mr.. Lorimer. But / am
asking you, Senator Crawford, II.
after, the lawful experience you had,
don't you think you ought to, weigh
fully, ethoughtfully. mediate long and
often before you vote to destroy your
fellow man on evidence like that?"
< The effect Of I.orimers striking APP
spealao Crawford was not lost on the
senate. He held his audience in ST.
lence. Senator Tillman appeared af-
fected by, l.orlmer's words. voiced In
"a tone that bordered on the tragic.
and wiped tears from his eyes as
Lorimer proceeded.
Senator LorImer took up the em-
ployment of Detective Burns, to whom
he referred ms the detective who has
driven to his grave. a United States
senator whom the people now believe
not to have been guilty"
The reference was taken by the
senate to apply to the late John II.
Mitchell of Oregon.
Mr.. Lorimer declared II had been
shown that the Burns detectives had
committed perjury and he made like
charges against others. He said
White was bought by the Tribune to
perjure his soul; that "Glavis was
bought. but lacked the nerve to go
through with II and was then indicted
In washington to close his mouth"
After a review of the operations OF
detectives brought into the case, Mr..
Iorimer asked the senator's II 1t were
not for the instrumentation wheth-
er they would throw anybody out on
A.. l.. 4
Nobody would say that Senator
Jones had changed his mind unless
convinced that he had been wrong
before. II senator's knew the testi-
mony they soon would settle the foul
conspiracy" he said. III you drive
me from this chamber. I'll never
charge you with anything except that
you were not sufficiently informed
There will be no charge In my mind
that you did not vote in accordance
with your conviction OF right"
Drawing a parallel from the elec-
tion of Senator Lea OF Tennessee,
by 81 republican and "a democratic
VOTES. Mr.. Lorimer said these repub-
LEANS voted for Lea because of a po-
litical condition that made the cleo
tlon of u republican impossible.
II believe. Senator Lea" he said.
that yda occupy your sseat bys,as
clean a title as any man who ever sat
In this body-by as clean title rs
mine
Answering charges that the Inter
ests' wanted him In the senate, Mr.
Lorimer cited the activity Of the In
Harvester company against
him.
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As to Rssienina.

Much has been said about Lori
mer's resigning," he continued, III at
the beginning of this case l had be-
lieved that one man had been bribed
To vote for me. ! would have laid my
resignation on the vice presidents ta-
be. But ! know the record. l know
there was not corrupt vote cast for
me.
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Church Of the HOLY Sp;rjt.

There viii be no services on Sun
days until Sunday, July ~, when
Biohop Brewer will off; ,,ate.
The Rev. H. 3. Galley has. been
called east TO Buffalo by the illness OF
his mother. Mrs. Galley has accom-
panied him.
The Rev. J. w. Hayward OF Hamll-
ton VIII respond to all needed minis
trations during MIR. Gatley's absence.
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Christian Science.

Corner Of pine and Pattee streets
Services at II a.. m. Sunday school
at IL o'clock noon; subject OF lesson
sermon - Sacrament" testimonial
meeting. "Wednesday, s y. m.; reading
room open 2until p. IN. Public cor
daily invited To attend services and
visit the reading room.
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Corner Hazel and South Sixth
streets: Gustav MerE pastor; resi-
denee, pa Edith-sstreet; Bell -,phone
1913: Independent phone 13G4--
Morning worship will begin AT
II o'clock. and will be held In the
German language: Sunday school be-
gins at 1910 o'clock. and Is held IN
the English language. No evening
services
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First M. e. eo,th

Corner OF South Sixth street, west,
and Hazel streets: q. III. Gibbs, pas
tor. residence. 302 South Fifth street,
west Bell phone 259 redLPreaching
by the pastor at IL n. N. and 1880
p. m; sunday school at 1916 p. IN.
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Are you suffraglst?" some one
asked May buckley, the well-mown
actress the other day.
No. decidedly not" she replied Il
believe In women being what good old
fashioned women used to be. And as
Tor me, while ! don't particularly fancy
the expression. | guess I'm OF the
'elinging vine type. What are the
men for? ! say to lean on"
Miss Buckley says that women
should be and are. ashamed of them
selves for trying to dress as nearly
IKE men az possible, ana she thinks
1t would be Il good joke If men would
wear lace and ruffs just to recall the
good old days before women were so
disturbed about the cause"
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Sunday Music.

Music for sunday service n. the
FIRST Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner Washington and Main streets:
Morning service-Anthem, Nearer,
My God. to Thee" iAshford), choir;
male quartet, THE Sheperd True"
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sHoRr IN ACCOUNTS

Dunsmuir. Cal. July l3.--A warrant
was issued here today for the arrest
OF b. 0. Tupper, formerly cashier OF
the State Bank Of Dunsmuir, who, ac-
cording to Assistant Cashier De
Haven. left shortage OF about $1,000
IN his accounts when he disappeared
few days ago.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-14

To fasten the end Of a rope without
knotting It Wisconsin inventor has
patented SPIRAL piece OF metal around
whicn II may be wrapped:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-14

A concrete mixer for small jobs that
recently. was invented Is mounted on
two wheels. like a push cart, and re :
ceives lis power from them.
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WILLIAM lOR|MER
STANDS EXPELLED It:
Continued From Page ose).

III all the people knew the full
story they'd drive that band OF hypo-
critics out Of the country. And they
Will know It. II God spares me, they'll
know II from one end Of the land TO
the other"
TO his own. efforts he credited, the
senatorial situation, saying the Chi
cago Tribune people took no steps to
cause I'M investigation BY the senate
until he introduced resolution ask
Ing for II. This attack on me is not
the first INSTANCE where efforts have
been made to drive senators out ef
this chamber by conspiracy" he cried.
He compared his case to that OF
Senator Percy of Mississippi In which
he declaved conspiracy to attempt
to fasten evidence of corrupt prac-
tices upon the election of Percy had
been thwarted only by a fortunate
discovery Of facts. - Il.
Reports that Senator La Toilette.
Senator Kern or Senator Kenyon
might reply to Lorimer's speech wert
followed by the statement that Senn-
tor Bailey of Texas in such an event
would make closing speech In Lori
mer's behalf. ~ r..f3'
Bailey's speech in defense of Lori
mer at the last trial was SENSATIONAL.
The closing moments Of the trial
We're intensely dramatic! Lofimer,
holding the floor. making last de-
fense OF his election. declared he did
not appeal for the votes of any sena-
tor. but asked for justice.
Senator Lorimer. when the vote was
announced, walked slowly toward the
back OF the room and passed. into a
cloak room. Senator Smoot throwing
an arm over his shoulder
The vote ousting him was. con-
cluded at 2:O5 o'clock. The man who
had occupied seat In the senate
since June IS. 1909, by the vote today
passes the records and never officially
has he'll seat In the senate of the
United States.
The Resolution.
The lea resolution adopted by u
vote OF almost two to one. was as
follows:
Resolved. That corrupt methods
and practices were employed In the
election of William Lorimer to the
senate OF the United States from the
state OF Illinois. and that his election
there was invalid"
In the closing sentence of his
speech. Senator Lorimer expressed
gratitude for tributes which senator's
had paid to his private life.
Every man who has such life has
his own reward-he has 1t here" he
said. II ask nothing on that nc-
count: Il has no bearing In the case.
hope II will influence no senator In
making up his judgment"
He spoke of his family
II have been the happiest of men,
living and blessed by Gods sum-" he
ssHd. ~ ask nothing because y thepl,
or because of my ideal home life.
1T has heen said by senators that
the worst foes of Lorimer have not
impeached his integrity. They have
bond: that he never turned on
friend that he has been consistent.
right or wrong.
but ! ask no consideration for
that. When senators are making up
their minds. when they are deciding
whether they will believe Loriiner or
Charles a. White. all ask IL that
they consider In connection with
record of 40 years my truth and
veracity as stated by my enemies. I
ask the consideration Of senator's. as
to whether they will believe the
bribe- taker. who has lied time and
again. or believe me-"
l.ormer went after Senator craw-
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That the situation on the Mexican
border Is one of increasing gravity
Is tile opinion of Governor Colquit of
Texas. lie has issued orders With
drawing the state militia from the
manenVers at Alexandra, Va. and the
troops are being rushed to the Mex
lean border
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immanusi Baptist.

Corner Pine and Woody streets
1O:45 morning worship and service:
1915 y. m, Bible school; p M.
Il. Y. p. u. service; 5 O'Clock. evening
worship and service. The pastor. Rev.
G. u. ALLEN. Jr.. ID. D., viii preach
both morning and evening. At 8 p.
m. Wednesday. prayer and prarse
service. Thursday afternoon the La
dies Aid society will have n social on
the university campus. Gentlemen
VIII come to supper at $3.50 p. IN.
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Salvation Army.

Meetings are held In the hall in the
postoffice building-10:3o a. m. street
meeting. II a. m. holiness meeting:
2:30 p. m. Sunday school; 1880 p. m.
street meeting; p. m, salvation
meeting. All are welcome. NJ. g.
Sainsburry. officer In charge.
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Second M. e., DAILY Addition.
German Evana.Iic., Lutheran.

Sunday school at 3: 80 p. m. A cor
dial invitation Ii extended to all.
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Special Meeting.
Presbvtsr;an,

Corner of Pine and Stevens streets:
Rev. J. N. Maclean. y. d.. minister;
residence. 320, Stevens street-IPublic
worship at 1O:45 Il. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school. at 1876 y. m; Y. =.
5. G. u. Mt y. m: prayer meeting
on "Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock.
Strangers and visttbHs will find a
cordial welcome at any and all of
these services.
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Continued on Page Nine.)
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(stcbbins). Methodist Episcopal quar-

(stcbbins). Methodist episcopal quar-
tet.
Evening servlce-Anthem, Calm on
Galilee" (Porter). choir; solo, selected,
g. A. McAllister. r
Organ recital at 7:45 o'clock, pre-
vious toethe evening service, at which
Mrs Schutts VIII play the following
numbers:
: Praise Ye the Father (Gounod) I;
March of the F'lambency" (Scotson
Clark.
Rev. Edward Laird Mills. district
superintendent, will occupy the pulpit
both morning ana evening services
The general public cordially invited 10
attend these services. I.
Special Meeting.
The Epworth League will hold a
special missionary meeting Sunday
evening. July II, at $3.50 o'clock. In the
Sunday school room of the Methodist
church. Stereopticon views show.ng
the work OF Miss Grace Clark. the
Montana missionary IN Africa will be
given. Miss Helen Muls will have
charge of the meeting Everybody
cordially invited
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-04-18
JONES MAKES IMPROVEMENTS.
New Coke oven Built and
$500 Soda Fountain ooina ln

Progressive Percy" Jones. the
Wholesale baker and ice cream man.
has just finished putting in fine
coke oven In the bakery department
of his Cafe No. l. and now boasts OF
one Of the very finest bakeries TO be
found In the state. II may be excell-
81 in size but not in quality. lie ex-
poets TO even improve on the al
ready famous products OF his bakery.
The state pur food department a
short time ago said that this is one
OF the cleanest and best arranged
baking concerns In the state. but
Jones Is never satisfied unless he is
making Improvements Of some kind
he just cant help H.
His handsome new fountain fix
lures arrived Tuesday and are now
being installed Mr.. Jones informs US
that there is only one fountain In the
state that beats his. The new fix
turs Is OF massive design, finished in
dark oak and trimmed with beautiful
stained glass II contains the largest
mirror ever brought to Hickman. and
with electric fixtures. glass-shelved
cabinets. marble bar. etc, Is "a
thing OF beauty and a JOY forever"
The best part OF the new fountain Is