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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-29
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, ILL.,, Sept. 20.

safety to the public, Is a new thing.
E. w. Misner OF Burlington was q
Hamilton visitor yesterday
T. P. Tueter of Chicago was Ham
Iilton business caller yesterday.
Mrs. M. R. Stafford of Galesburg was
Ia business caller yesterday.
G. e. Howard of Peoria was Ham.
ilton business caller yesterday.
John r. label of Chicago was a
business caller yesterday.
C. F. Holland of Pel1in was bust
ness caller yesterday.
Earl Rayburn and Clarence Lion
barger are in Chicago this week.
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PROVE
WHAT "AN-URIC'
The New Discovery for Kid
neys, Rheumatism and Back
ache Will Do For You?

Send 10 cents with name Ct this
paper. to DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y,
for large sample package of An
Uric" 1t will convince any one suf-
fering from kidney, bladder. back
ache, that 1t is many times more ac-
tive than lithia, and dissolves uric
acid in the system as hot water melts
sugar; besides being absolutely
harmless, IL preserves the kidneys in
"a healthy state by thoroughly
cleansing them It clears the heart
valves and checks the degeneration
of blood-vessels and regulates blood
pressure. "An-uric" is an insurance
agent against sudden death. Send to
DIR. pierce. Buffalo. n. Y. for free
hook on Diseases OF Kidneys.-Adv.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$50 TO $40 PER MONTH extra money
to any employed person without IN
terfering with regular work. No sell
ing, no canvassing. Positively no In
yestment. Unemployed need not ap-
ply. Address The Silver Mirror Co.,
Inc, 1923 W. Madison street, Chicago,
Ill.
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!! of last week for threatening to kill
his mother, was released today on his
own recognizance. The charge Will
not be prosecuted against him on his
good behavior.
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Wires are Down.

limited Press Leased Wire Service1
GALVESTON. Texas, Sept. 29.-All
wire communication between Calves
ton and New Orleans has been cut off
for the last hour. There Is no indi-
cation, however, that |. the tropical
storm reported to be raging there,
will reach this city.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
'neighbors for their many kindnesses
during the illness and death of Dor
tothy Scheible.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. SCHEIBLE,
AND CLELLAND SCHEIBLE.
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WANTED young and old, from
out of city to learn the barber trade
and accept positions IN small towns.
Impossible to get city BARRIERS for
these positions, although the wages
are good. Write for particulars today.
Moler Barber College. st. Louis, Mo
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s.or, for supervisors Voting s'o0'-
IN eond Issue Shown IN Table
taken From Auditors
Books.
SEVERAL FUNDS SHORT
Additional Expenses Are Incurred
zach Month and New Warrants
Are just Traded in for
Old Ones.

Tho cost of court maintenance "a
a. county. one big item Of which Is
the widows pension fund; the lac.
that the outstanding warrants eat up
tho amount of money realized from
taxes in March, and that the taxes re-
ceivad In September are not sufhcient
~ take care of the outstanding war
ante and run the various county
funds. and the additional fact that tue
county has been in debt for several
wears and that the taking up OF Ola
warrants has really been an excnangs
for new without reducing the county's
debts are some OF the reasons for the
handing of the county for,the amount
Of 100000.
Even with this bond 1t Is stated thas
the utmost economy in the various de-
nartments must be practiced. It was
fgured that from $4,000 to $4,000
must be saved each year II the coun-
| TVS Indebtedness is to be reduced.
Figures Show Debts.
| Figures which are authentic. coming
| from the auditors books. tell better
than anything else just where the
county funds are the worst overdrawn.
The county fund on September l was
overdrawn s36,709.s5. It is figured
that it takes $4,000 per month to run
this fund or $4,000 to the first OF
March. The amount which the Sep
tember taxes will bring In Is estimat-
ed at s9,155.34. This means that until
next April the fund will be $4,000
short
The net Indebtedness Of the pon
fund on September was $22,130.42,
lit takes $4,000 10 run this fund. until
spring and the taxes coming in will re-
duce this only s5,377. 1t is figured.
The Indebtedness in the ~court ex-
penses Is s2S,213.96 1t is estimated
that $4,000 will be needed unit.
spring. This will total to $4,000 and
the September taxes will bring in only
7,247.27.
The three funds alone are running
close to- $4,000 In unpaid warrants
outstanding The willows pension
fund, It is stated. Is one reason for
the big Indebtedness OF the court
funds
Three Funds in Detail.
The following table shows Just what
each Of these three funds brings with
The tax levy OF 1914. what was paid
March and balance which Is com
ng In in September:
County Fund.
amount due fund by levy ..$46.691. go
amount paid In March ..... 37;536.35
AMOUNT due in September .ss,155.s4
Poor Fund.
mount due fund from levy $11. 672.3i
mount paid n March ..... 6.205.94
AMOUNT due in September .55,s77.oo
Court Fund.
mount due from levy -. .$37, 1853. 36
mount paid IN March 80. 20,1o6.13
mount due in Septemb Der, 17.247.23
The amounts which were paid in In
darch were in every instance taken
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms FOL
housekeeping and sleeping; heat
gas, electric lights. 214 Concert
street.
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished cot
tage, strictly modern. heat and vat
Ier furnished. Enquire 610 South Sixth
street.
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isl|E5E5l
Call Black 666.
For Society Editor
THE VIOLET,

n . s u u
THE VIOLET.
Down in green and SHADY bed
A modest violet grew;
It's stalk was bent. 1t hung It's neao'
Az IL to hide from view.
And ret it was lovely flower.
Its colors bright and fair;
1t might have graced q rosy bower,
Instead Of hiding there.
Yet there it was content to bloom,
In modest tints arrayed;
And there it spreads its sweet per-
fume,
Within the silent shade.
Then let me to the valley go,
This pretty flower to see;
That may also learn to grow
In sweet humility.
Jane Taylor (1783-1S24l.
This quaint little poem is familiar
to those who were school children In
the los; It was published in the Nc
Guffey's series Of school readers.
Ed
Kensinaton at Y. M. C. a.
Tomorrow afternoon the first ken
sington Of the year, at which the. So
cial committee Of the Y. w. G. "A. are
hostesses, will be given in the Y. w.
G. A. auditorium. All women OF the
city are cordially invited.
Chapman Dancing Party.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. J..
Chapman will entertain at a dancing
party in the Masonic ball room, In
honor OF Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lewis.
Mrs. McMains Entertains.
Mrs. o. d. McMains entertained the
members OF the Wednesday club this
afternoon at her home on High street.
Junior o. Il. Club.
Mrs. Edward fahl. 1712 Johnson
street. was hostess to the Junior O..
H. club today. The original O. II.
club met today at the home Of Mrs.
George Loeffler.
Mrs. Brown In Kalamazoo.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph Press of
Sept. II has the following concerning
a well known Keokuk woman:
when Mrs. Julia Abbott Brown of
Keokuk, Ia, only daughter of Jonathan
Abbott, Kalamazoo's first physician
and first postmaster, talks OF the old
en- days of Kalamazoo, one seems
transported to another world. AS she
talked this morning Of the time when
Kalamazoo postoflce was simply a
basket and as she told of the days
when the Indians thought her father
a wizard because he could pull their
teeth and not bang them out with q
nail and stone, her kindly eyes light
ed up with the interest of the days
of her girlhood spent in her native
city of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Brown with
her son Dr. Gibson Brown. are at the
Park-American which Mrs. Brown de-
clares is the best hotel which she has
ever been in. She has been abroad
has been in Boston, Chicago, New York
and In fact most OF the large cities
in the country, but she is loyal to the
Park-American. Mrs. Brown has been
coming to Kalamazoo for thirty-hve
years. In spite Of the fact that she
celebrated her roth birthday on Aug
sust IL. she travels to Kalamazoo
every year SO 1t won't grow away
from her"
Swedish Lutheran Society.
Mrs. J. T. Erickson will entertain
the Ladies' Sewing society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church. on Thurs
day afternoon at her home 1920 Blon-
deau street.
Ladies' Society Meets.
The Young Ladies' society of the
ST. Paul's church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. H. Heineman, 1918
,-.,,o, stroo< Thursday afternoon,
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FOR RENT Single room. large. suit
able for two; first floor, modern
conveniences, good locality. 315 Blon-
deau street.
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FOR SALE-Mrs. NJ. c. Wills will sell
household furniture that has been
in storage. Thursday morning, at
Twelfth and Blondeau streets.
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FOR RENT-Three room house, Ray
burn and Conklin addition: barn,
chicken house. cistern: lot 5Ox200;
$500 per month. See e. L. Aldrich
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FOR RENT-Three nice rooms at
422 North Eighteenth: $500 per
month See e. l.. Aldrich.
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car, good
condition. good tires and equipment.
g. e. Feree, depot, Hamilton, Ill.
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FOR RENT One-half Of double
house; also four or FIVE rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire s2s Frank
lin street.
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FOR SALE-Ffye room partly modern
house, corner lot, with building site
in rear. Edith Miller. 400 North Fifth.
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FOR RENT-Rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. modern except
furnace; north side. Phone 1853 Red.
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Fort Madison Lodge Suffers Loss
When Blaze Damages Quarters
In Hesss Block Early y
This Morning.
STORE STOCK DAMAGED
Ikeokuk Rebekahs Are Ia Fort MadI-
son Today to Attend Meeting Of
Lee and Des Moines coun-
~ Assemblies.
rspecial rs The cate City.l

Especial to The Gate Ctty.1
FORT MADISON, Ia, Sept. Pa
Fire broke out this morning at $40
o'clock In the Moose club rooms on
the third floor of the Hesse building.
The furnishings in the Moose club
were damaged to the extent of $4,000.
1t was estimated The damage to the
building and the stock Of the B. B.
Hesse company in the first and sec
ond floors brought the total damage
up to $4,000. A victrola in the Moose
club rooms dropped through to the
second door, spreading the fire. and
causing serious LOSSES in this floor in
the stock OF the clothing company.
The stock on the, lower floor was pro-
tected to certain extent.
J. o. Schultz and two engineers are
in Fort Madison today, looking over
the street railway company's lines.
They will rebuilt the line at once, ac-
cording to the plans OF Schultz and
his assistants.
The convention Of Lee and Des
Moines county Rebekahs opened here
today. Mrs. Allie Scott of Keokuk,
who.is chairman OF the program COM
mittee, Miss S. Elizabeth Matheney.
secretary OF the Rebekah assembly,
and several others from Keokuk were
here to attend the meeting.
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FOR RENT-Modern seven room
house, extra store room, with cleo
trio lights, gas, furnace, gas stove
furnished Phone B-14S2.
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FOR RENT-Two seven room houses
in good order, close in. Inquire 60a
Concert, or phone Red 1928.
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CITY NEWS.

Nancy Keppell and Cornelius
Keppel have decided to Albert Keppell
lots 2, 3 and in block 1876.
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FOR SALE-33-acre truck farm near
Sandusky, five miles north Keokuk;
$4,000. See e. L. A1drich.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Apply at
once to ]. w. Farrell, Montrose. II,
n. 2.
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Ladies, Society Meets.

The Young Ladies' society Of the
st. Paul's church will meet at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. Heineman,. 1918
Timea street, Thursday afternoon.
She will be assisted by Mrs. O. Roch-
enbach, Mrs. D. s. Foster, Mrs. r..
Meister and Mrs. G. Duerkop.
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for SALE-A few used sewing mn-
chimes. $500 up. Guaranteed to be
worth more than prices asked Must
close them out, at Singer store, 6O7
Main. l.. D. Davidson.
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WANTED-Positon as girl for general
Homework by elderly couple or old
lady; can furnish reference. Address
IN. P.," care Daily Gate City.
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or four furnished
rooms for housekeeping. Address
e." this Office.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

HELP wANTED-To address envel-
opes at home: either sex; full par
ticulars. 1oc. Direct Sales Co.. Quin-
cy. Ill.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT room house. first ward.
Strictly modern, fine location, rent
reasonable. Phone 158.
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FOR sALE-Lot 50x140 on Des
Moines street near Twenty-second;
sewer. city water; one block to car
line: $500 See E. L. Aldrich.
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mount due in September, 17,247. 20
The amounts which were paid in in
March were in every instance taken
p with the old warrants which were
outstanding.
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WANTED-Twenty men at BalHnger
quarries. McManus & Tucker.
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FOR sALE--Finest building lot, fac
ing Rand park. Cheap II sold this
week. Address Room 305, Hotel Iowa.
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WANTED Salesman and collector at
Singer store, GOT Main street. L. D.
Davidson, Mgr.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE September sale clearance
special. used baseburners, one No.
s Radiant Home and one lao Regal
Peninsular baseburner at $3.50 each.
Also few good soft coal used heat
ers and two good used ranges at one.
half price. Duncan-Schell Furniture
Co.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Two Art Gar
land hard coal burners. Phone Red
.661.
FOR SALE-Used Fords. 515-517
Johnson street.
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Kensington at Y. M. c. a.
Tomorrow afternoon the first ken
sington OF the year, at which the. So
cial committee Of the Y. w. C. A. are
hostesses, will be given in the Y. W.
C. A. auditorium. All women Of the
city are cordially invited.
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Mrs. McMains Entertains.
Mrs. o. d. McMains entertained the
members OF the Wednesday club this
afternoon at her home on High street.
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Sou'0s ~ NJ Sieu.
Mrs. Edward fahl, 1712 Johnson
street. was hostess to the Junior O.
H. club today. The original O. Fl.
club met today at the home Of Mrs.
George Loeffler.
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| Chapman Dancing Party.
! This evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. J..
Chapman will entertain at a dancing
| party in the Masonic ball room, in
honor Of Mrs Lewis and Miss Lewis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Between, suits

Women of figure not reg ular There II be little trou-. ble in finding suit to fit here. Commencing with size 37 and running to and includ- ing 51, suits are ready in tasteful new models.
 Blue and rich black.
 Plain of finish or with just the right amount of decora tion.
 Excellent serges and nice wool poplins.
 $15 to $32 50.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Boys extra-good
topcoats, $5

Tri1nnest sort of new top coats for boys Spring wear. Clever gray and tan covert and honespun or handsome blue serge.
 Fit with manly air. Make boy feel like a real fellow. Tailored by best boys taiIors we know, lined with fine n1oha1r or satin or silk.
 Goats well worth s7.5o and more and in the right styles of this Spring Fresh from the hands of the workers, $5
 Front basement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Real aids to toilet comfort

Each of these articles is of special value; because price is below usual.
 Each is of real value; be- cause it meets well some one toilet need.
 Peroxide of Hydrogen, 16 oz,-1Oc. Absorbent cotton, 1 fb,-17c. Violet ammonia large bott1e,-Sc. White-ivory handled manicure inn plem ments,=19 9c.
 Black and white rubber combs 10c and 19c.
 Emery boards,-5c dog. Powerful nail c1ips,-25c. Nail scrubs,=9c.
 Orangewood sticks,-7c dog. Purnice, with brush,-8c. Nail buffers,-15e.
 Tooth brushes, good bristIes, 25c sort,-19e.
 Flexible steel nail fi1es,-1oc. Fine hair brushes,-69c and S5c.
 Center aisle. front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Pan- ricanism
 by Roland e. Usher

Author of n-Gernan- ism has written another book
 It is pobably destined to be as widely read and create as much comment as did Pan-G Germanism.
 Prof. Usher is more than a writer; he is practically an authority.
 Pan Americanism, ready Saturday $2.
 These other books ready too. Good stories of varied types
 Seven Darlings Gouverneur Morris Pepper s1.so.
 Through Stained Glass Chamber- 1ain,=$1 30.
 The return of Tarzan Barrougha hieo. S1.3o.
 Rose Garden Husband wdddemer Valley of Fear Doyle s1.25. The Ladder -s130.
 Near Fairfield avenue door.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Gloves that will give good service

A washable glace glove in the new shades of sand and putty is very noticeable iris soft and plia-ble and firm and strong. It has is embroidered with black the con. trast is excellent. May be washed over and over--and swilI retain it's good Iookss-$1.50.
 Excellent Ia1nbskin gloves in sand and putty. hues-$1.
 Handsome white gloves of doesxfn Black stitching on backs makes them effectiye=S1.
 White lambslxin gloves of soft ability and nice appearances, Is button 1ength,-S1.55.
 look very like genuine-bIlt are tough Durable fabric. May be washed. Have black embroidery on backs, s,-50c.
 Center aisle. rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Novel stockings
 for women

Sand and putty shades have won same favor in stockings as in dress stuffs.
 Nothing dull or neutral about them; often they are combined with tops of con trasting color such as pink or lavender. Sometimes they are used with boot of silk and top of lisle; sometimes entire stocking is silk, some times is1e.
 Pure silk in sand shades, one-color or contrasting eff fects,$1.
 Pure silk in combinations of pink with black and navy with yellow, $1-
 Silk boot with black lisle top, boot in handsome Ro-- man-striped iridescent ef- feet, 50c.
 Silk boot in plain sand and putty hues, 5oc.
 Handsome smoke gray silk stockings in special sizess soc and $1. Left aisle. rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
GRAND OFFICERS TO. ATTEND MEETING OF
 STRATFORD LODGE
Oronoqlle Will Gather This Evening to Hear Reports
 Of State.
esDecia1 4o me Fsa4uneR1


 Sfratford. March 12.-<GFand officers will be present this evening when Dronoua1e lodge, No. 90s L o. O Fs meets. Grand Secretary Hstch1oson will report the. lodge affairs o6 the Btate and Sidney w. Challenger VIII Odd EleaIops of Connecticut. The first degree will be worked The comraittee in charge is Ivan Warehouse, Edwin Patzsr, frank H. Bey4ns and Char1es Curtis
 Af inc sserafford town han T1urs6ay evening the Htratford High school wzIi play team to be known as the Afg1n1- hi B7ve composed Of former High school players The gradnatee' lineup Nill be: Blamey. F. f.: Flood. l. f.; Beardsley. e. Garry T. g., and Hale, che play to ba given by the Peuuon- mock Camp Fire Girls Tuesday even- ing March 16 has been announced Part T. Campfire song, All Hall Carnphres .Bnrn. Fire, Burn; j; Boating Song.
 othy. Alice and Mildred. young women of the semfnary Catherine Russell, Ethel stephen and IAIl1an Ma.cl<ay. Harolds Tom and Jack, undergraduates oE the university; Gertrude Yates, Dorothy Peek and Theresa Motel. I1QE1nSt Aa aE1OIt 146d1k11l.ee 74t01sSSs- sor Edgerton of faculty, Gladys Mer- Til, Kathleen q Celtic maid, Doro- thy Barnun. Jones. seminary man. : Hesen Thompson.
 Today marks the seventh anniver- sary of Rev. NJ J. OsConnor as pastor of St James R. c. church. 1t was seven years notable ferFgreat progress sive changes in the parish
 Father OsEonnor has built 2 new and handsone. church for the parish and has become very close to the peo- n5les Of Stratford During the seyNn rears he has done remarkable work a5bth spiritually and eonstructiveIy and his efforts have been appreciated.
 Special services will be held Sunday 1n St James church in honor Of St Patrick A special sermon will be giv- hen at both the 8:30 o'clock and 10:3 30 o'clock masses with St. Patrick as the subject. Special music will be pre- scented ein the evening and at the ves- per services in the evening another musical program will be observed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
A dandy lot of attractive fabrics. SIS to $50
 1Ea3v, ]7oo1
New Yorke Shirts at $1 and S1.5O.
Main floor. rear.

One distinctly clever pattern of Yorke shirts at is marked by sort of colored stripes Instead of the clear sharp that every knows these shirts have softened till they almost to have been put with water color.
 Tasteful and noveI;-AAIen will like them. Fast color, of coIrse,--$15O
 Other new striped patterns in black combined with color,-$1 and $1.50.
 Either soft or stiff cuff.
 Clear1p- Quite few $I50 shirts that have gotten soiled in past few weeks $1 each. Stiff cuffs, col cred patterns, most sizes.
 Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
1EDERAI OFFICERS sAY
 YOUTH OPERATED STILL

Bluedeld. " Va. March 12EviI- Hubbard. nine years old. clalpled by the federal authorities to be the youngest ssbootlegger on record, was arrested during raid by United States nnarshaIss posse in the moun- taIns 20 miles from Norton. Young Hubbard, according to the revenue of Arers. was found with an T year old cousin operating a complete still, which had 6 capacity Of 30 gallons.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-12
Little beauty things
of fair price


 Necklaces of rose beads from California are scented with agreeable and potent perfumes, soc and s1. Pearl bead necklaces show an the liked dnts from pinIxish to pure v1ite. Full and s-4 length,-25c to $25 Little picture frames of a metal that looks like pure silver and will not. tar nieh. Graceful in shape.-25c to 76c. Brooch and collar pins set with the birth-stones of the months Good top. Nice shapes,-50c.
 Lingerie clasps of sterling silver ana with gold top-5oc pan.
 Brooch pins in a number oe pretty new patterns soc.
 Velvet hair bands, add much to ap- pearance of cCinures50c to S1 Fancy earrings have salve1 chain effect and pearls either eingIy or in combination with sapphire or asns- tayst, soc.
 MoOnstOne eaIT1ngs stones are very like genuine soc and $1 pair.
 Center aisle. front