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vHIs Catarrh Germs
the Hyomei = A Remedy Free
B''' From Harmful Drugs.
.,,,rnder Druggists Guarantee.

;san Inflammation of the mucous
Csiarth .hich causes n discharge.
mem 's H. aaammstion IL caused, some ply
Tbe az ~ the pernicrous activity 81 little
sieisps 80, ',irtabes that lodge In the folds aud
germs q = No mucous membrane.
sresisssh can be ended by kiliing these
getais:: .nss taken into the stomach may act
Nedissi,oS aud tong up the system, but 1t is
on sne.I GaSpd that they eau destroy catarrh
gtrns .,adouches are good so far as they
spfst,,ss, al not 90 far enough. No liquid
g. ous Duh he lower throat or lungs. neither
ssa ai1sngid penetrate into the folds and
esa W ~ The membrane. where germs Sc
crete 'ns ,n,s ran be reached by HYOMEf, a
Te steg sntiseptic which you breathe into
in ssvsqnNel. breathei through the inhaler
Hius,, zach outfit or as vapofs acts
,ba l y The soothing effects are soon no.
uesd, .a.o,,n,ended for any disease
Hi.onasal passages and throat where in
f,n iu sagsstiysly used for colds, especially
NJ ~ trest aient. winch Is often usen to
he ,s ss a cod over night. IL is also used
aesN...,hs gore taroat, Group and asthma
" uxonei is guaranteed.
IT,, nnrcbase HYOMEf and are net salts
- y xs viii refund the money. - Cbas. Il.
Alexander.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WBEREAs Mary VI. Mayo. late OF Eden,
W Han, ock county. q ate OF Maine, by
aef nor gag. deed, dated he hrst day OF jan
sfy, a. q, lsJt, and recorded In Han oc L
enunty registry ri deed. book ass. page s7u,
conveyed to ne, tue underzigned. q certain
loi Of parcel Of land situated in said town OF
Edtn. aud bounded and described as follows,
'owit: Bsglnhins on the north side OF the
'oAa lea ting tom hten to Trenton on the
berth liue OF lot owned by the heirs OF
Been Fhtppin and following said line west.
ely 10 the ,iarsh; then following the upland
nofihtss,rliy TO smsii brook that flows into
ne head of the Cove; thence south 70 O birch
tee spo,fd ~ id -nri. ttse~ -sos.sswirg said
haf sss esis ne ns L ,0-tss s,u-.i bound,
A'a g. sisils en a@s.sss tsstAss~yr Its-. 10
pGet 81 nut dyss -Itsrts ~. md
.,sa .ae 81 -, So : has
essea II the e1nditiar tHeIsoi. Claim .
's;e.losare OF said NOR. gage.
September IS, 1917.
GRACE A. PLuxMRa.
BY u e. Hurley. her atty
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GRACE A. PLuxMKa.
BY ID E. Hurley, her atty.
NOTICE or FORECLOSURES

WhEa As aeIyey b. Phillips, OF Med.
W l"Id. COUNTY OF MID dit sea, Comm n
seaith oi " sssAc hus~tts by his mortgage
sseu, os "a December 9. 1915, and recorded in
n.he.es county resislsy of d. eds. vol. $50,
pAts IA. conveyed to me. the unde rsign ed, 3
uAln iot or parcel OF land situated in
MI. MY IN the county OF Hancock ANA State OF
, aAle. on he north side Of he road leading
~ mohi h'is~or b TO Blu.ntIi. and p~rticu sriy
sse aaa IN ths def from Anna h. Jarvis to
s aassls male, dated January ~, 1855, and re-
- ~ said registry, IN vol. i7s, page 5ss.
snien contains i've Thousand acres, more or
~. ~ ma iaiiy described 10 said mortg ,ge;
Nv. shefeas the conditions OF said mortgage
q, pee broken. now. therefore. by reason
e., ne breach OF the conditions thereof, I
.sm foreclosure OF said mortgage and
'"s 'nis noIiee for that purpose.
hosEA b. PHILLIPS.
Oct l. 1917
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MOTTO OF FORECLOSURES.

w hEhEAs Percy v. Lindsey OF Els
o, NJ, worth, county OF Hancock, and State
a as ne, oy his mortgage deed. dated March
l.,,s ~ :, and recorded IN Hancock county reg
ns ' ~, ~ deeds, vol. sat, page $40. conveyed 10
Of i, sue Undersigned, = eer. ain lot or parcel
linz " ssituated in Ellsworth on the south
tair,.a Sufting or Second street and con-
I'm, three thousand three hundred sixty
Iset, more or less. aud particularly de.
q rseo, u ne deed from Mary L. Barnnam,
~ saS Also fully described In said mortgage;
Nav saefeas the conditions OF said morIg &c
H. hen en ofoken, nov, therefore, by reason Of
sio,sesch u the conditions thereof claim
notice ,o ~. OF said mortgage and give this
''e LOT that purpose
HOSEA b. PHILLIPS.
october l, 1871. -.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

aAhEAs Mary A Marshall Of Trenton.
Maine. h county Of Hancock, and State of
Der 10 az, nes mortgage deed, dated Sep em-
regiss,rs and recorded in Hancock county
veyea 4 oI deeds, In vol. ls2. page 4ae, con-
OF ps,cs' me. the undersigned. q certain lot
thereon 81 land. with al, the buildings
ss oaS ~ on the easterly side Of The county
lot, Ana ING hn. no. IN line OF the Lewis Googins
IN H. d Ssins the same lot OF land described
A. As,shseuu from George n. Darke to Mary
COUNTY ,sai. ana recorded In said Hancock
seribed itiy OF deeds. and also fully de-
eonditions said mortgage; and whereas the
broken OF said mortgage have been
breach ~ nov, therefore, BY reason of the
foreclosu,ssne conditions thereof, / claim
'of that purpose.
GEORGE II. DARgE.
october i, 1911 e. "nitins' MS attorney
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Ernest Squirting left Monday for
Boston.
Mrs. Annie Ash is the guest OF Mrs.
Florence Squirting.
Miss Ella Stanley OF Pittsfield visited
her mother last week.
Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and son have re-
turned to Massach usetts.
Ms. Minnie Jude OF Ellsworth is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Roy Bulger.
Mrs. Agnes Phippin and daug hter Fan
ME are guests OF Mrs. Luella Stanley.
Mrs. Eva Richardson and daughter
Evelyn returned to their home Thursday.
Oct. l. ROONEY
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FRENCH,PROP.,
1917

Mrs. Lydia Lunt died Sept. 10, after
long illness. She had been an invalid the
past five years. She leaves ten children -
Mrs Charles Wallace, Flora Rice, Sabra
Rice, Mary s. Lunt and Lizzie Thurlo~,
all OF this place; Cora Richard, of New
York; William r., Edwin s., Calvin B.,
Glendon l.. The funeral was held at the
church, which was prettily decorated.
The pastor from Swans Island officiatee.
Sent %. u.
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WEST SEDGWICK.

Miss Della Gray is teaching at Naskeag.
Mrs. Grace Chatto is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Benson.
Telephones have been installed in the
homes OF Martin Peaslee and Roscoe
Gray.
Schools began Oct. Il Mrs. Ida Green
as teacher in district No. and MISS
Leathers in No. 5.
Oct n.
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Bar Harbor hospital following an opera
ton for appendicitis. Although but eleven
years old, Ailsa had endeared herself to
every one by her unselfshness, her sunny
disposition and her submission, without a
complaint, to nearly three years OF suf-
fering and sell denial. The funeral was
held at Union church Sunday afternoon,
Kew. b. Il. John on Of Ellsworth officiating.
The bearers were Howard Martin, Ralph
Young, Monroe Moon and Hugh Joy,
members OF boys'and girls'clubs, OF which
she was member.
nrf
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NORTH HANCOCK

Miss Mona Young, who has been visit
ing in Boston, is home.
Mrs. Harvey Bennett of Hancock is
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Il. Tracy.
Roy E. Mckay has position on q
steamboat running from New York to
Pawtucket, r. l.
Charles Googins W no has been at home
having some repairs made on his house.
has gone to Orono.
DR.. A. W. Cleaves, who bought the farm
OF Mrs. Almira Clark, has repaired the
hay barn and built modern stable.
Oct. s. M.
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South Hero, VT, where they have been
employed 10 corn cannery.
Harry Bridges, Will Henderson and
Willis Gray went to Long Island last week
on hunting trip, returning with large
buck deer.
Mrs. Lewis Sherman and children and
Miss Emily Shepard, who have been
guests of Charles Sherman and wife, have
returned to Pembroke, Mass.
Oct. 8. UNE FEMME
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anuntlseu,srn
WHY We ARE NERVOUS

In perfect health we hardly realize
that we have a network of nerves, but
when strength is declining the same
nervous system gives the alarm in
headaches, tiredness, dreamful sleep,
irritability, and unless corrected, leads
straight to breakdown.
SCOTS Emulsion is exactly what you
should take; its rich nutriment gets
into the blood and so feeds the tiny
nerve-cells while the whole system
responds to its refreshing tonic force.
Scott & BOVINE. bloomfield. MI
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COUNTY NEWS
lsLEsFoRD.

lcLESfOhD.
Mrs. May Stanley OF Friendship is visit
ing her son Earle.
Mrs. g. H. Bottome will close her cot :
tage this week and return to Springfield,
Mass.
Capt. Walter Hadlock and wife spent
the weekend in Bangor with their son
Russell.
Mrs. Walter T. Stanley will leave this
week for visit in Waltham, Mass.
J. r. Dwelley, wife and daughter Eliza
beth left last week to visit in franklin.
Rupert Farnsworth, junior volunteer,
is expected home to-day, after being away
all summer.
A. J. Bryant, who was called to the
Charlestown navy yard, came home to
close his cottages and get ready to return
to work there.
Oct & sei c,
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EAST sURRY.

B. II. Stanley is visiting his mother tt
Mauset.
Chsrts NJ. Ire rcr y, who has been en-
Moved at Bar Har Dor, is home.
LLOYD Treworgy left day for Charles
ton. to attend Higgins classical institute.
Misses Sara and Geneva Stinson, after
several weeks at home, have gone to Bos-
ton. 49,
Oct. s. OALi'
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IL vor,s contracted with the City Of Ellis
nay nted 80 ~ support and care for those who
Ming jan assistance during 6ve years b. GIN
Ellsworth 1910, and are legal residents Of
% my scson forbid all persons trusting ii EN-
ssecommodsa,;nN. a. there IL plenty OF room nd
ARrnuR b. MrrcHkLL.
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WEST FREMONT.

Dalton Reed and wife visited Mr.,
Reeds mother last week.
Ben Reed, jr., left last week for
Bucksport to attend school.
Mrs. Julia Webster visited at South
W est Harbor last week.
Oct. s. THEIMA.
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DALI.
BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Angie Canosge is al nome II m
Flye's Point.
Mrs. Fl. II. Surrett and daughter ha' Q
returned to Brookline, Mass, and Mrs.
Betty will 20 to New York
oa,1 CRUMBS.
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MAY.

To feel strong, have good appetite and
digestion, sleep sound and enjoy life. use
Burdock Blood Bitters, the family system
tonic. Price $I25-tdvt.
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advertisements.
HEADACHE
ER0M nE1AMeEn Sr@AA~x,
From DERANcED STOMACH

only makes feel sick uncomfortable
because nter with ability to work and from
abusing your somah food take and little
suffering take the true T. At"oods Medicine your liver and
headaches IS bottle Sample free. The a. F. Co...
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TRENTON.

Mrs. Leroy J. Davis has returned
from Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Kate Cousins and children are
visiting in Milbridge.
Miss Blanche A. Hopkin has gone to
Cambridge, Mass, where she has EN- ploy-
ment.
Oct. 1. MAY.
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rEta u: a7:1 51aa.
Eeeeh S|'s s.:
ErIar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-30
ALL THE
TIME OVER TROUBLE
ARTILLERY MANS WIFE GAINED 20
POUNDS ON TANLAC-lS LIKE
Different WOMAN.

"My wife has gained around twenty
pounds by taking Tanlac and has improved
so much she really looks like a different
woman said A. l.. Easton, of 4l9 Hood
Street. San Antonio, the other day. Mr.
Easten is another Of Uncle Sans boys
who is a Tanlac booster and is a corporal
in the Twentieth Field Artillery.
"My wife has been a sufferer for three
years from stomach trouble" he continued,
'and got so bad she could hardly eat
enough To keep her alive. She had no APP
petite and what little she did eat seemed
To do her more harm han geed. Her food
would not digest and after eating, gas
formed in her stomach and kept her in mis-
cry for hours. She was all the time rom
planning of a sharp pain in her side and
her nerves were shattered so she could
hardly sleep at all, and she would worry
all the time over her condition She kept
getting weaker and thinner all the time.
About u year ago she was operated ON. bat
she kept on complaining of the pain in her
side and seemed to be getting worse in
stead Of better.
w Hdi iHfAAl NtflItu ~ NNNf tfltsilfl
operation but thought She had better Try
Tanlac first. and ! ann sure glad she did
for IL seems "a have gotten rid of al her
troubles She eats anything she wants
now and il don't hurt her 1T all. She sleeps
ike \ healthy child and gets up IN the
morning fcelin: hearty and strong and
actually able to DO aIl her own hon~ework.
She has ben entirely relieved of all pain
BY Tanlac and SAYS she j. better in every
way than she has been in years"
Tanlac i sold in Brownsville. hv Eagle
Pharmacy. in Raymondville by Ben ;. Duff
field, in San Benito by Symond~ Pharma-
ry. in Rio IIondo by Rio Ilondo Drug Store.
in fIariineen by Harrington Pharmacy. in
L.yford by Lyford Drug Store and in Mer-
cedes by Mercedes Drug Go.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-30
OLD CLOTHES ARE
GIVEN FOR NEW
GERMAN GOVERNMENT, TO CON
SERVE SUPPLY, REQUIRES THREE
MUST BE GIVEN FOR ONE.

BERNE, Switzerland, Nov. 29.-To con-
serve the diminishing supply of clothing in
Germany the German government has i'm
posed regulations requiring that, for all ar
ticles Of linen or personal wear to be pur-
chased. three similar worn articles must be
returned. This increases the scope and
rigor Of the clothing cards introduced less
than a year ago.
The regulation applies to cotton stock
ings, gloves, collars, table linen and cloth
materials for various household purposes.
For every. suit or overcoat two well worn
or one in good condition must be snrren-
dered. The only articles of ordinary wear
or use that are exempted from card regal
lation are wooden shoes and silk things.
More than a year ago there was much
talk in Germany of reducing the consump-
ton Of cloth by inducing patriotic minded
women 10 return to the old but fashionable
tight skirt. The maximum quantity Of ma
terial. in meters, which should he used for
4 dress was even stipulated. The economy
ives not successfully accomplished. how
ever, for ihc German women. though they
shortened their skirts appreciahly. wore
them wide and well.
Now, therefore. there j. pendin: a rigid
specification limiting the number OF yards
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for work. tell what kind dow work you do best what sort of
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of clothing which may be devoted to any
garment of given proportions-depending
upon the size of the prospective wearer.
And if the wearer needs linen and other
garments than outer clothes, she must turn
in three corresponding, worn out pieces of
lingerie.
The strict rules and regulations that are
growing s~tricter each month have led nat
urally to an increased amount Of deeep-
ton and countless attempts by those who
possess stocks OF clothing TO evade the
card system by selling at a~bnormally high
prices To those who can not procure acrds.
The latest report from Berlin tells of the
arrest of n woman who was found to have
concealed a stock Of l,5a0 dozen pairs of
stockings. These she was peddling in lit
tie cafes and resorts where there was a
minimum Of danger If her discovery and Mt
utterly disproportionate prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-30
NOTICE

The Board of Directors of Donna Irri-
cation District, Hidalgo County No /, will
at lis meeting To be held at its office in
Donna, Texas, on December II, 1917, re-
ceiye bids on construction OF ~laterals for
Ms irrigation system, including about
100000 cubic yards of earth work, 100
cubic yards of concrete work gates and
check eates), and 100 acres Of clearing
and grubblng. and for construction Of
other irrigation works, as per report, plans
and specifications of its Engineer, on file
IN its office, of which a copy will be fur
nished To any intending bidder, at price OF
$500.
Bids must De in writing. sealed and filed
with the Secretary of the Board before >
p. m. of said date. and must be accom-
panied by certified check, drawn to order
of the President, for 8 per cent of the bid,
to be forfeited to the District if the bidder
should refuse to carry his bid, if accepted,
into a proper construction contract, other
wise to be returned to bidder.
The District and said Board reserve the
right to reject any or all bids at the sole
discretion of the Board.
Payment will be made Ia the contractor
in bonds of the District.
Done at Donna, Texas, November -,
1917.
q. II. MERlWETHER.
President.
Attest: VI. \. Baker. Secretary.
lll3OI2l7-14-21. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-30
PR0-GERMAM PROPAGANDA, BRAZIL

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 30.-A news
paper, published in Portuguese, called the
Correio de Berlin. has begun a pro-Ger-
man propaganda, opening its campaign
with anathemas upon the United States.
which il declares has coereed the Latin re-
public> To reak relations with Germany
Desperate attempts are being made here
to undermine American solidarity but they
are no, making much impression on the
Brazilian people
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The State Of Texas.
County of Cameron.
To those indebted t. or holding claims
against the Estate of Bruno Sierra Tut
crrcz. Deceased.
The undersigned having been duly APP
pointed temporary administrator of the eS-
tate of Bruno Sirra Gutierrez. deceased,
late of Cameron County. Texas, by III. l..
Yates. Judge of the County Court OF said
County. on the 9th day Of November. 1917.
hereby notifies al persons indebted to. said
estate 10 come forward and make settle
inent, and those having claims against sand
estate to present them 10 him nj his office,
in the city OF Brownsville. Cameron Coun
~, Texas, where be receives his mail. this
10th day of November, A. ID. 1917.
+. c. FORTO,
Temporary Administrator Of the Estate of
Bruno Sierra Gutierrez. Deceased.
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Football warriors ut Brown University
are playing oiu the string despite the Tact
that ten of the thirteen wearers Of the "B
who were to have returned Ia Providence
this fall are now in the national service.
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Records for the past season show that
Pitcher Schupp Of the Giants pitched one
one hit game against Chicago. one one-hit
game against Brooklyn. and two ihree-iit
games. in which Chicago and Boston were
the victims.
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A young widows health usually improce
when her physicians gets married.
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WA\TED-Twu typewriter operators ~ nnce.
Texas. =
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on the parlor table 10 keep sin out Of the
house.
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SADDLE WANTED-For lady. Must he good
aud cheap. Write Ernest Moore. City. -
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FOR LEASE-i0 acres adjoining TOWNSHIP. j
acres plowcd ready for lettuce or late cabbage.
Phone Mia Haywood. San Benito. No. j
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
SAN CARLOS APARTMENTS

f"U bfUcNs West OF TUsfUTFfCo, FH0ht NO. ~
Desirable furnished apartments Of two. tire
ed :S:= rooms, al equipped with four piece
plumbing fixtures. No. A..
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Classified Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two Ford light delivery wagons
with Gagged bodies: in good condition, $3.50 each.
Model Laundry Phone 4. "a
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REAL ESTATE.

10 ACRE HAIutAIN-M Mercedes Canal. clear
"a. Tw" miles liisly. Lot :. Block ~. Save
~ per cent. Writ" Patterson. iiciell building.
San Antonio. ~
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FOR SALE shetland Pony. good size. No
better Nmas present far your Riddle. Fox 219,
San I;rnitn. Phone III. A.
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GOOD INTERSTATE" for sale. $500. A
bargain. Harrison CLANCY Garage. 81
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WANTED

WANTED Experienced waiter. Apply Ma
jestic CAFE. 80
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-30

FOR SAI.E-Buick Little Six. 800. Harrison
CLANCY Garage. 81
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FOR SALE-Oldsmobile Six. 500. Harrison.
CLANCY Garage. 81
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-20
LADIES' LEAGUE HAS
 ELECTION OF OFFICERS

i DOUGLAS, July 20.-Tho semi annual election of officers of the Ladies' League of the Congregations church was held Thursday afternoon and resulted: President, Mrs. E. s. Bollinger; vice president, Mrs w. A. Mackie; secretary, Mrs. J N Stoody; treasurer, Mrs. F. Nj Simpson. The various committee
 for the Bazaar, in October. are get ting their work we'll in hand. Nc pains will be spared to bring this bazaar as near to the usual stan dard as possible. The bazaar is tt be kept in mind for the birthday party two weeks hence, August 2nd at which all guests are kindly asked to bring some article suitable foi sale at the bazaar instead of the nsnal silver contribution. This birth day party promises to become c most pleasing affair, because it is to be enlivened by the exhibition oi a number of mechanical dolls which will entertain most delightfully."-.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-20

day on the steamer Princess So phia after a residence here of 19 years, during which time and up to pIoyed at Treadwell in the capacity Of mine carpenter. For the past few weeks he has been working in the same capacity at Thane. The Mil lers are not certain where they will locate, probably at Seattle or Van cOuger, E. c. From what MT Mil Ter said before leaving, there is a much greater possibility that they will return here after looking over the outside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-20
CANADIAN FOOD PRICES ARE: 10
 BE SHOT DOWN
Commissioner Finds the Prices Are Not in Keeping With the
 Production

OTTAWA, July 20.-The acting commissioner of the high cost of liv- ing commission finds that there are great stocks of beef, ham, bacon, mutton and lamb for which the pres ent prices are not justifiable. He says that the prices should forthwith decline. Cheese is the only com modity of which the stock is too low
 Must Eat Less.
 MT w. J. Hanna, the food con troller, says that the consumption of wheat, beef and bacon in the Domin- ion must be reduced at least one third to meet the needs of the Allied armies and the people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-20
WARN GERMANS
 TO GO BAREFOOT
 TO HARDEN FEET
To Prepare Themselves For the Ordeal of the Coming
 Winter

WASHINGTON, July 20. The State Department has received a tel egram announcing that the city coun- cil of Zittau, Germany, is urging the entire population to go barefooted in order to harden their feet to be pre- pared for the winter ordeal, when there will be no shoes. The pupils of Wuerzburger started the shoe less style on June 2S.
 Another message says that GO per. cent of the milch cows in many districts have been killed for meat, so there is great shortage of dairy products.
 The German government is selling the former homes of dispossessed Frenchmen in Alsace-Lorraine.