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The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
The Idea!

young Dubwaite was a member of
the nine the eleven and the eight
at college"
Il dare say his father is proud of
him."
Not so much as yon might think.
The old gentleman foolishly hoped he
would learn a little Latin"
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
How the Device Works.

the upper sash and the upright bar
that separates the two sashes. The
screw is then turned by a key until it
fits tightly, when neither upper nor
lower sash can be raised or lowered.
In other words, the window is locked,
and if it is not wide enough open to
admit q body nc one can enter.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
A Practicable SUGGESTION.

Chief Forester Cox of Minnesota,
has suggested the use of aeroplanes
FOR rangers on the lookout for fires.
Wisconsin has one man SO equipped.
The idea seems startlingly practj.
cable. Springfield Republican.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
Well Informed.

There goes a man who has delved
deep in Roman history"
An authority on the subject, eh?"
Sure. He knows more about julius
Caesar than the average voter knows
about his congressman"
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
For a Sunburned Baby

Battle the infamed skin with a 80.
tuition consisting of mi teaspoonful
of bichloride OF soda co. a pint OF wa
ter. Cold cream is alsf helpful IN
taking out the burning sensation.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
Seems So.

What is the air of the desert, any.
how?"
Il suppose it is The Camels Are
Coming"
The Tupelo journal., 1915-10-29
The Facetious Force.

Il believe you have the homeliest
Office boy / ever saw"
YES"
And the prettiest stenographer."
"The office force seems to think SO,
too. They are known as Beauty and
the Beast"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10


R SINKS SUBMARINE
dreadnought Warspite, is believed to
have joined allied fleet.
Nearly 80 French and English war
ships, admiralty admitted today, are
now Smelling Ottoman defenses. In
addition to these, dozen other power
full fighting craft are reported in
action.
Russian Black Sea fleet is steam
ing slowly westward along coast of
Asiatic Turkey toward Bosphorus. It
has sunk several small Turkish
steamers utilized as supply ships by
Turkish feet and is now reported less
than 100 miles from ConstantinopIe.
Admiralty professed to have no
word today regarding operations at
Smyrna, where Rear Admiral Pier
SEES squadron is reducing the Turkish
batteries. No reports were made pub
lie concerning operations of French
feet Smelling Bulair forts on Gallipoli
peninsula.
London.-Incensed at torpedoing 3
more British merchant steamers with
loss of 81 lives, English press today
demanded that government now
carry out threat and try crew Of Ger
man submarine US as pirates.
London. - Important bill, giving
government power to take over all
factories for war purposes if it sees
fit, was offered in house of commons
by Chancellor Lloyd-George and
passed preliminary stages without
serious objection.
Drastic step taken by British gov
eminent is believed to be outcome Of
bitter labor troubles that have delay
ed the manufacture of war supplies.
Lloyd-George, in a recent speech,
gave warning that government would
no longer brook delays.
WashinorfO0 - NeVg York GaIvas
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10
GERMAN CRUISER ENTERS AMERICAN PORT
ENGLISH DESTROYER SINKS SUBMARINE

NNCA9lllll LSale NAGl lllGAAA
armored cruiser Eitel Friedrich has
arrived in Newport News with S26
French and English prisoners aboard
and faces internment for the duration
OF the war. To escape this fate she
must leave neutral waters within "a
hours.
Sec'y of Navy Daniels this after
noon received from the Newport
News ShipbUilding Co. a message
saying the company had been, asked
to make repairs on the cruiser.
Company sought the secretary's
instructions.
Under ordinary circumstances the
ship would be allowed "a hours in
port before being required to inferno.
The fact that it has prisoners on
board presented a somewhat differ
ent problem, however, and it was not
entirely certain what decision would
be reached.
German embassy received a mes
sage from kaiser's consul at Norfolk,
Va, today announcing Ethel Fried
rick's arrival at Newport News.
From Admiral Beebe in command
of the Norfolk navy yard the bureau
of operations of the navy depart
ment received the, bare announce
ment that the Eitel Friedrich has ar
rived at Newport News and that
revenue cutter was alongside.
London.-Geman submarine U-2O
rammed and sunk today by Ariel.
Crew surrendered.
Petrograd.-Geman army that at
tempted to seize acknowledgement
railway at Grodno has been pushed
back six miles. Now battling with
advancing Russians east of Augustof
and less than IL miles from Prussian
frontier
London.-6 British warships1>head-
ed by superdreadnought Queen Eliza
beth, are concentrating fire upon bat
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

Washington. - New York, Calves
ton, New Orleans, Baltimore, Boston
and Philadelphia showed large ex-
port increases in 1914's closing
months, according to commerce dept.
Athens-NeW cabinet, headed by
Premier GounaTis, sworn in today.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
COWS FOR SALE
See Newton Bollacker.
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p. Hubbart
were In Pueblo. Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Trainor has been quite
sick for several days.
Mira. Mac Lewis has moved to
Ordway from har homestead north
of town to spend the winter.
J. r. Mundell left yesterday for
West Virginia. for a short visit.
The MAXWELL car. absolutely com
plete, deliverd. price $4,000. C.
II. Green, agent.
Miss Lillian Trotter will return
to Ordway Saturday from Kansas
city. kans.. where she has been for
several months.
Marion AxtelI who has been very
sick for several days Is improving.
Crater Lake National Park, a fea.
turc illustrated on page 4.
A Christmas present for the
whole family is a Maxwell car. ASK
for catalogue and demonstration. C.
II. Green agent.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
When Dreams Come True

When Dreams Come True, winch
will be presented at the Grand opera
house. Rocky Ford, Saturday. De-
cember 4. Is . combination of me:o-
drama. farce, music and dancing.
The first act takes place on the deck
Of an ocean liner. bound from Havre
to New York. The principal charac-
ter. "kean Hedges" is swift young
American, who has been entangled
with a Partisan dancer, to the in
tense anger of his father in New
York. who. hearing Of the escapade
has cut on his sons revenue The
youthful adventure thus has found
1t necessary to go home in the steer
age, where. of course, he is very
miserable. But. in the first cabin.
there is a charming girl, who, un-
known to herself. is being made use
Of by woman smuggIer to land a
string of valuable pearls in America.
The young man sees her from his
place on the storage deck, although
he cannot approach her. Later they
meet upon the dock in New York.
and Hedges assists Beth to outwit
the customs officers, thus earning
her regard and the complications Of
their true love Immediately begin.
| There are three acts in when
Dreams Come True" and in these
four complete sets Of scenery are
shown. The ballroom scene in the
final act is painted on silk instead of
canvas. This original and expen-
sive plan having been employed to
secure a lighting effect Of great
beauty.
The-eompany engaged to present
l"when Dreams Came True" numbers
fifty people, most Of them artists
who have gained fame as players OF
ability. There are two dozen pretty
girls to grace the stage. score of
dancing numbers. no end of whistle
able ear tinkling musical numbers
and an assortment of the most cost
lily kind.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Multiply your money IN our care.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
The Growing Bank
SsMa yeHs

4 dzsghtsr vas born TEss1zy.
November Is. 70 Nf. ant Mrs Hsary
Psssix.
Little EaYmnnf rIrseh has been
quite stck the rzst week. bat IL ina-
provfng,
The I, f. Ebeit,n and Peter Ksis@r
families ate Thznksgirfnx dinner
With e. n. Nz,tinxiy and wife,
The Young People of south S7mz
we're e,nys7sd TO the pie social At
north Mama sstsrdz5 night, on =
hay rack. through the kindness Of
Herbert SchroeSsr who farnhhsd the
e0nysyznce. Those in the party
were the Nis~es Mae Dyer. Grace
HnnekAbs. yiDssis Beard, Msbis
SrhSosdsr, level and Frances
strsver and OyaI Beard. and Nsssrs
Everett Beard. John and Roy Dyer.
Gay and Carl Pears0n, leland McCoy
and Herbert and Jesse Schroeder.
J. r. N1p6eIi departed THURSDAY
for West Virginia. 1t IL romored
that he viii not return alone.
Mrs Edith Holmes vent 70 Pueblo
Wednesday Of IAs. week to be at the
bedside Of her sister. who underwent
an operation on her ear. Miss Grace
HockAbA substituted In the primary
room during her two days absence.
Nizs Marion Bass came down from
Pueblo saturday night for q few
weeks visit with her sisters, Mrs.
Mattingiy and Miss Frances Bass.
and Numerous friends,
Miss Pearl Collins Of Fowler, came
over Friday TO spend Thanksgfyfnx
with her sister. Mrs. ). A Dyer and
family.
The pie social given at the north
Suma school house last Saturday
night was decided success. both
socially and financially. A large
crowd was In attendance and after a
short program, Alex Pedigo auction
cd the pies on. the purchaser divid
Ing the pie with the one who baked
II. Over SO was realized from tn.
sale, which will be used for athletic,
In the school.
Mrs. Frank Miller will entertain
Sunday school class OF twelve boys
Sunday at turkey dinner In homo
OF her eldest son. Gilbert's eleventh
birthday.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
YEx YHsEs GO

yES 1KAEs A1<t
xen. Ersnzrs sAs.r1~-ss..5 II rte xe-s
Es. e< sen ye>rs .rs tsas seek
work u Ssogr.~sszx oo GscrE.
C1G2xrxa-s nsy srsek -sssase-es
T-- Ex.e VII seer HoTe t..,
t2s rs~ trs.x ,sszSenee = lie ,orzA
sar- os .osz-
EeTfyaz neest1Es ~ -ts Eyxzseis-
ea1 esrreA rru eoesszr. 70 D.se~@-
.>s .
Dr. J-su rfll soso s<sfa the
s-scts0s of . rsszke1c. On LIS 2oss
OF E1e-EAa ases1e-
Lo1 Waiter was ss|olte1 =a-ssal
II ts- Exsz 5e>ztsg & rae torr
board
wnL Cosk .-rsr.s t-ss GEsos..
La sfrs ez- q gools so- kss IA
hey
Pizs-e-e-z are .or a. -o-k O. tss
ssp ba.k s11dfsx-
Bo1 ss-Enx-wosf 81 b.eszx toae
o. lake 30 2 of tae So1 srrfz1
f-rxztsoa sys.ez
EhE C<-es-There IL 20 - 4
sashss social .: the seeo.ol hoas<
seIr Tst-sstAJ nlgkt
OiasJ E1rfax-Nrz Nzscasy n
recovering fro1 bz,ns sns-As.st re-
e>attT-
DR.. Tz- J. Baker Of You5ss. aad
ysss MAR yrzsess BrorE.ax Of Ord
ray, ress carried Tkz-s1zy-
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Christina. suegestion.

Julia Eottomley has a lot of sug-
gegtions as to homemade gifts for
men and girls on page 4 of this issue.
and inasmuch az Julia Bottomley
gets handsome salary and makes
a trip toEurope every year to keep
herself posted on everything pertain
ing to things in which women are in
tsrested. these suggestions are high
class. They are also inexpensive as
Julia Bottomley does not nee how ex,
pensive a thing she can suggest but
how practical at small cost.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Mrs. Bollacker
Wins Contest

Mn y 4 E>G.aeks- Bks tis Wiz
s>r "a lie sssy Erxs Ssrz 2rteEsi
ssesSe osat.sz x-.1g-.ess n . rsz.sa,
sssrs. s<TsrzI rscSS>s ss-s rscesTs!
from p0zsn f. Al. Sa--x os Ii.
cvssry, asS ons ez=s frc1. .s.ss1txA
yE1x-s foS US coz-ks- ress Xss'
Nei.t1ss, eODes.5c hese.e< teax5es
os tzs O-6rz7 kaxs s.11.s. az Mn
Tnss- CzI-xTxn alt Mr.. T-f11 Cray.
IL nEsz kxge bee- 70 n-xIl -xsL .9,
tsez- 20 ezaL< tssks tecSssos 4 Tia.
there we're 20 s-z-J xoDt o-ss- L
tie s.zz7 -s.4s.ss stsnesTs1 tsi liza;
rzs .sosas as1 bo-1Ay o. e,zssss-z-
.ss zxEss ss.s Get "a xzf EEzte-s>
a.t ;ss rss1S,e nrHb<..s1, ssrf-E 70
tlss 20 tae .ssxes "a 10 sto we're
TIE eD=trIss.o-s-
I'm EoslAeHs->s re.5De Wiki ro=
IT, rriz<, "a a, holIvrss
PLEE PUDDING
Sse-- tso ,sys-cs-
ssxxr. o1s rora1
SE-ss D-S zc> sxl. rcsEdt
Bred esEEss. oae az1 01s kAI.
,,oe.1s
EzAssr&s. tso Do1Etk.
Cz-rsa-x, tpo 5,0z.ts-
CItro.. o1s-fozrth D11lt.
Orange 5<e5. oae-sozrth ,<2rad.
Lemon peel ozs-fosrta 1osn1.
Exss. one dozen. yoiks And rht,e.
t-zrea seDa-ztsIy.
greet raiik, oss pint
Brady. one cup.
Setasx. rBo.
Mace znt ei0Tes. 4 iI.rts Of each.
Fol fo9r aosrs and When wanted
for zse boil zxzin for tso hozrs-
Do Eot Eli Esolds too fail. b1,
leave room for the pudding 10 swell.
This In real Old EnElEh plum
pudding and viii keep fntesnitsIy,
The reeipe given -iii naake t-o good
sized Duddinxs-
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Guard Your Children
Against Bowel Trouble

MaEy ch.lLrcn q, an early age
become eo:.stioatcd. and frequently
scriot.s conscf ,gcuccS result. Not
being able to realize his own con-
dition, chiiis bowels should be
constantly watched, and gentle
laxative given when necessary.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
especially well adapted to women
and children. The Sisters Of
Christian Charity, 53i Charles ST.,
Luzernc, Pa, who attend many
cases Of sickness say Of them:
"sorns time ago we beSan using DR..
Miles L&-atIvs Tablets and find that
we like them very much. Their action
II excellent and We a-e grnteful for
having been mede acquainted with
every case and ths Sisters are very
much pleased"
The form and favor OF any medi-.
cine is very important. no matter
who i. TO take it. The taste and
appearance arc especially important
when children are concerned. All
parents know how hard it is to give
the average child medicine" even
though the taste is partially dis
guised. In using DIR. Miles Lax
alive Tablets, however. this diff.
Guilty is overcome. The shape of
the tablets, their appearance and
candy-like taste at once appeal to
any child, with the result that they
arc taken without objection.
The rich chocolate favor and
absence OF other taste, make DR..
Mics Laxative Tablets the ideal
remedy for children.
If the first box fails to benefit.
the price is returned. Ask your
druggist. A box Of IS doses costs
only rs cents. Never sold in bulk.
NILES MEDICAL CO.. Eikhsrt. Ind.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Cl... .. Ess~v1.ss.d

xrs. Genre Riley sstestAinsc her
SsassJ scho1i slsss, '-Ths Leadsrs'
Tses1a7 syenisx 0: this week At her
tonss fs0n D . oieIock. Dsrtng
TIE syentns az sl>e,ion Of on'e>s vss
ssad, the foiiosfnz 10 serve for
three months
Nay CalJayzH, president.
AsTje Green, ytcr president.
Gladys Brash, secrstar1,
Ions Ward. treasurer
Dorntby Thomas, vera IAnghrfdse
zsS Hatk fountain, msmbershfr
sonnittee.
Msmbefs os this class viii meet
once saeh month ~ the home Of
s>,nas nssmber Of the class.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
10 t;r4,. se~t se..1

Beet seeds srs 10 b. produced IN
this country. and = few days ago the
United States Beet Bsed company
was Incorporated in gait Lake Cit,
for the purrDse of taking Mp this
wors. II has = capital stock Of 100
900 and takes In ali the sugar com
pxniex Of the country.
The new company proposes 10 grow
the reed required ny this country.
Tracts Of land for this purpose hare
already been obtained In Idaho and
Utah for next yszr's seed and land
for the same parpose will be ob,aiE-
I'd In other beet sugar producing
states.
REV. and Mrs, Il. r. Stephensor
were guests of Mr. and Ars. Henry
Mcclellan for Thanksgiving dinner
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Mus, Dispose of Piano Soor

We have one of our best pianos 20
hand in Ornssy. Rather than pay
storage viii rent 10 respoosibie party
and give privilege nf buying later and
apply rent on price or viii sell nov.
At special price 90 easy pap ments 10
suit buyer Write at ooce for full
particulars and let Us tell where piano
can be seen Addres. The Koight-
Campbell Music Gu. D~over. Cnio.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
A Hog Raising Re-rd

4. Il -Bouidin ~ . rather good
hog raiser and his recent record ON
making money from them Is proof
The past year he bad SOW which
brought three lItters Of pigs.the first
the third fifteen. OF these pigs he
sold S7s worth and kept nine of
them OF the nine one has litter
on the second year. He hasn't lost
= one Of the entire bunch.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
To Exchange

Wanted % exchange store property
and resideoce property 10 cl,iiexe
tom 10 Ohio for CrosIey cDunty PRO-
peftJ- Thee tsn psDp~rfies orins 4
return OF per cent 90 % so and have
bAo same tenants for years: ns1 Dort-
cages Mrs Hugh p. Lonmer z l.
Oliver. Ordvay. agent
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Two We're Initiated

The Eastern Star lodge initiated
two candidates last Thursday even
ing. Miss Lucy Slaughter and z. o.
McCleary. After the business melting
refreshments were served to about
thirty members.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
ssse~ far Ps.s<Iinx

SSsfs Tor Pnd1tn&
Mn. II, Y. Bryant has contributed
the following for plum pudding:
Sugar. tzbIespoDnfzIs.
Butter. tAbIsspoonf1is.
Flour. 2 tzbiekpoonfaIs,
water. fboiIinx) ! pint
Cream. sugar, butter and -four
together: add water Ia which pud-
ding vas boiled. Extract such A.
Orange Rase water or cinnamon wa
ter are very nice. bat Lemon Va
nfIiz may be used II preferred.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
King Center y~~s

Mr.. Hoy Gstne> rsr snfervea,
"a operation for app<nascs-ts At Pee
bio. last reek. IL fnr-orfng rapidly
ast viii BE able 10 return home
Soos-
On zeeoast Of an oatbTszk Of scar
let ferer IN oIrey sprfnzs all psbiie
meetings have beea fr5eaniteiy post-
Center Ladies AID bz1azr VII not
te given q. ahTertfset. and the A.
q. eI1b viii not hold their rexzla.
meeting Friday.
Mr. and Mr. R. u we.zbarger.
from near Port Morgan. Colo. no-
tored DORM last ve<f for a short
visit With Nr. and Nrr- J. B. John
son Points Of interest IN both
visited during their stay.
T. z. voorhees, vas business yts-
i,or 70 Pueblo one day Last week
Jack Hsnd>rson. who In attending
srhooi in Ordusy. Is temporarily ab-
r~nt on account Of an attack Of
mumrs-
l. T Bradbury Is Spending sew
erzl days In Denver.
Mrs ". r. wheAtiznd has re-
turned TO her home In Dolores. after
a two months visit With relatives
here.
Tom White and family have moved
into the house On Nr. Mobiles place
recently vacated By Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Who have moved TO Kan
aas.
Gladys johnson visited with Mrs.
H. G. Green in Ordvay, Friday.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Real E.tate Tr.n.f~r.

Warranty deeds fled in the ONCE Of
the county clerk Of Crowley county
up 10 November zs. 1913. as re-
ported by the Crowley County Abb
stract Company, ordway:
Seya Rhodes Temple. Lolita VAL
isy Land 4 Irrigation Co. swA
5-z1-55.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Notsre To the PubIIe

Notice s hereby given that Mr..
W. w. orSeail is no longer located
at the ordway Electric Light and
Power eompany's ONCE. and is not in
the employ or in any way connected
with the above named company.
Ordway Electric Light Z Power Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Save Your Hides

We Do all kiuds Of sDrk- T1nninz
and making oats. ronse<- rugs sno
gloves Work gasrsnre~d- Cosnie
TsnninK Co. Frxnk whitoey. agent,
OiDey Springs Pnone ssJA
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
HAY Consigned

Let % cDrss<n yo0f hay TO Yesrsso-
siose party for y.0 VIII sdvaoe< yo0
\ large part .ben car is loaded Tied
snssnn Ner- On
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Bob Creek News

Harriet Hodge and Robert Wright
left Tuesday for San Francisco. Calf.
to take In the fair.
Aiss Cora Drescher ia quite I'll
with lagrippe.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26

Papers sc per Package
For pst:Inx un5er carpets pap<r-
lag saias- etc HaIfLo oos oc nxcds
si this n6ce
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26

The Maxwell, a car of beauty quail
ity and price; investigate 1t before
you buy. C. H. Green, agent.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
New Water Tank

new water tank is being erect
ed In the railroad yards In Ordway,
replacing an old one.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
mat Lettey PrOm HONG

In enclosing a check for another
years subscription C. T. Skinner.
who IL now located At Shelby. Seb..
says:
We look for the New Era each
week as it's like letter from home .
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26

E./A. Mitchell is improving from
Ia recent attack OF typhoid fever.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Mares and Horses

Gorc yoCrx s;cs. for sale Sestuz
A bsStsrxeS. =i.e eass us OrSsay-
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
I,.ptl.t Chn,ch seryie..

sunday special program will be
given by the Sunday school at the
sunday school hour, 10 a. m. II viii
De on Making America Christian" .
A. IL O'Clock the pastor will preach
on the subject who Are The Sheep"
-. Y r. u. service. $3.50.
Preaching. 1880. subject "a Good
Conscience"
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26

Hiss Marie Waugh is quite sick.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26

Market reports are complete in
this issue.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-26
Hogs Wanted

See TeoeEass IL yoo tape 40,
t,n.zs S5>.l.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-02

The balance wheel of a watch vi
brates 300 times minute, or 1850
900 times year. AS each vibration
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-02
ELEPHANT ENDS BATTLE.

London, April Am angry ele-
plant put stop to sharp engage
ment between English and Germans in
West Africa, according to letter re-
ceiyed from an English officer.
This country is full of elephants"
he writes Coming down to the rail
way terminus today we met a couple
of them on the road, but they just
tapped their ears and walked off. The
other day we were having hot fight
with the Germans, when suddenly an
angry elephant appeared between US
and darted first one way and then
another. Before you could cough both
sides had retreated 1t is bad enough
to face a Maxim, but nobody wants
to take on an elephant that is an
noyed."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-02
MAKE STRAW BREAD.
(By Associated Press.)


Berlin, April 1.-The new straw
bread, an invention of DR.. Hans Fried
enthal from which much is expected.
is thus described by the Lokalan-
zieger:
with the flavor of the finest rye
bread, this straw bread Is remarkably
rich in nutritious elements. Two
pounds of the straw-four contains 700
calories, IL per cent of albumen, and
Is per cent of heterogeneous matter, be-
sides a splendid proportion of mineral
salts
From the same straw-four may be
prepared soups and broths of delici.
Gus flavor, which even an epicure will
not despise.
Here we have another proof of the
greatness of German enterprise. At
the very moment when England pro-
poses to deprive us of all imports, the
German provides himself with a new
foodstuff."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-02
TRADE DAY" IN JACKSON.

Jackson, Miss, April 2.-Tomorrow
will be Trade Day" in Jackson, the
first event of the kind in the history
of the city.
Farmers from many miles around
will bring their produce to the capital
and assemble at the north end of the
old capitol yard. and there be met by
the merchants and brokers of Jack
son, who will trade and barter for the
goods brought in by the men from the
rural districts.
The housekeepers of jackson. no
doubt, will be on hand and buy fresh
butter, eggs and vegetables.
Trade Day" was suggested by the
Jackson Board of Trade to assist the
farmers in getting ready markets for
their products, and if the initial event
proves successful it is probable that
others will be planned in the near
future.