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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-25
Sweaters for men
 sxsws~ Ef10
Cotton dress
 Mbrics
,Main Floor,

10 supply every WdHt to the best advantage, do your buying here. For on quality fabrics low prices prevail.
 A little careful critical comparison will establish the fact that the best val ues in dependable cottons are here. Below is a list of bargains that it would be extravagance for the economi c lily inclined woman to disregard:
 Dresden kimono 1Oo flannels, per yard ICC Fine shirting fab- COo rics, per yard OCO Pajama checks, 10o per yard INV Shirting madras, OOn per yard AOO Pretty plaid ging- 1On hams, yard lON Best quality out 1Eo ing, per yard lCO Flaxon and other 10n white goods, yard IOO. Serpentine kimono OCn crepe, yard AOO Shirting percales, 1zn yard lJO Scotch zephyrs, 0On yard AON Pungab percales, OEa per yard A0C
 (2d FIocr)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-25
Home linens at interesting Price

Newly arrived hemstitched linen dresser scarfs and table squares. exceptionally pretty and splendid values at the prices quoted.
 Dresser scarfs, zE
 slxe 17x44 oOV Table squares; slxe Ono 30x30, each COC Table squares, sixe 1 OF 36x36, each lskO Pattern table cloths, Q OQ round designs, ? yards AsOC Table cloths, round design, size 2x2 1-2 Q En yards OsOV 22-inch napkins to Q no match above, dozen AsOC
 (Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-25
Fair and Warmer


 Weather: Fair (
 Here IS an index
 to our
 Big October
 Rug
 sale
 f2 Willow Grass and crex rugs, coIors blue, green, brown and gray, regularly n @ g f1.65, special Os0o 8 f4x10 f-2 Willow Grass rugs, same colors as above, regular Iy e.s5, ~ o~ special c sOo cxe Willow Grass rugs, same col crs and grades as above, regu- .o.s,.I ..'s I'''' 4.45 4x7 Willow Grass rugs, same de- scrlptIon as above, regularly SIS, n O~ special ~sO0 sxt2 Japanese grass rugs, in gray and blue, with rose floral border, regularly ~ o@ s.75, special s0o sxf2 rag rugs, In blue and rose, one of our most popular quail 1s.oo, special lO.S0 g 1-4xto f-2 rag rugs, blue and rose only, regu- n sD H IarIy 12.5o, special Os0o York and Manor tapestry Brus- sells rugs, sx12, Oriental designs, medallion and aliover patterns, regularly ro o% sxt2 body BMsscIs rugs, floral and Persian designs, rich green, rose, brown and copper, rcgu- special oEsoo sx12 Administer rugs, t2 designs, in heavy manteied Orientais, special U eOo sx12 Wilton veIvets, closely woven in beautiful Persian de- signs, regular OH OF iy a2.5o, special ~ eoO sxt2 extra heavy Wilton rugs, beautiful designs for living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms, regularly 4o.oo and 45.oo, 00 o% special ooeoo sx12 seamless beau dais Axmln- ster rugs, deep, rich pile, finest of rugs, 4o.oo oH Hn and 45.o0, special 0 . sOO sxt2 Royal Wilton rugs, beautI- fuI silky ole, rich coIorlng, reg special EOsOO Extra heavy Empire and Nepper- hon Brussels rugs, soft shades of rose, tan and 0E m green, special ~oeOO ox12 Jap mating art squares, In colors; only 25 of these; regu- 'a.'y .nss,., a'''' 3.S5
 (3d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-25

The hats classified under the above heads are one of-a-kind models, which typify the seasons new ness in a charming man ner. The woman plan ming a trip to New York or Chicago might safely choose her hat from our stocks. Nothing newer than these hats. If some thing newer should turn up you may rest assured that it will arrive here a very few hours after it is seen on Fifth Avenue, for every express brings new hats to us. Prices 1000 to 1850. (2d FIoor)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-17
10 VoTE ON BOND Issue

Referendum on a 100000 bond
issue will be held at spring election.
Finance committee so voted yester-
day by to 5. The policy is one Of
borrowing to pay city debts. The
money won't go for any special fund.
Motion to reduce all salaries of city
employees over $4,000 by 10 per cent
was lost.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-17

ROGER SULLIVAN FOR PEACE
The Roger Sullivan clan loosed a
dove of peace into the Harrison
camp yesterday. They're willing to
support Clayton Smith, warden of
the County hospital and political
protege Of Frank Paschen, for city
treasurer if the Harrison men will
support Jas, T. Igoe, Sullivanite, for
city clerk.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08
WINTER COURSES
AT THE u. A. C..

More students registered the sec
ond day of the winter term at the
Utah Agricultural College than on
the opening date. according to the
Registrars office at the Institution.
The opening registration was double
that of the first day of the fall
term, and already more have COM
pleted their schedules than completed
during the entire first week this fall.
Several hundred are applying for en-
trance, and it will take another day
at least, to register those already on
| the ground, while every train brings
new applicants. Agricultural subjects
continue to prove popular, as does
the work in home economics, but an
unprecedented interest is still mani
fest in commerce and mechanic arts
At present, Utah, Idaho, and Wy
oming are represented in the regis
tration. Students from all sections
of Utah are registering. The range in
ages is particularly wide. GRANDPA
theirs are bringing their grandchil-
dren to school and registering in the
same classes with them.
All those who are applying for
work are finding Just the work de-
sired, outlined for them and al
ready the classes for the winter term
are well under way.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease,
and In order to cure 1t you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. HalHs
Cdtlrrh Cure Is not a quacli medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the best ply
sirians in this country for years and Is
4 regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
BEST blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton 81 the two ingredients Is what pro.
duces such wonderful results in curing
'nt1rrI. Send for testimonials. free.
IT, J. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo. O
SOLD by DwEHiats. price iic
Ia"o Halls Family Pills for constlpat ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08
THE LATEST NEWS
OF FASHION

The fashion editor says in the De-
cember Woman's Home Companion:
The boutonniers has a rival! Now
it's the flower on the veil! This odd
fashion-whim is really quite lovely.
The flowers match in color the brim
facing of the hat and are caught at
the back.
There are all sorts of twists and
turns in the new collars. Truly, it
is often the collar that makes the
gown! Something novel and some
thing new is the big turnover collar
of velvet or fur with long scarf ends.
These cross in front, come around to
the back, where they are knotted.
hang down in long tasseled ends.
Coats with muff effects are quite
the smart thing this winter-perhaps
for economy's sake, and perhaps just
for style. A three-quarter coat of
taupe duvetyn has two straight peck
ct Sits on either side of the front con-
cealed by bands of kerami mole (the
fabric which initiates meleskin). Be
tween these bands, which really form
the ends of the simulated muff, the
coat is fulled trifle.
Marrow soutache braid is one OF
the fashionable trimmings of the
hour. Both chalk-white and cream
satin collar and cuff sets are sout-
ached in color. Brown is favorite
also reseda green. Georgette blouses
are also lavishly soutached. One in
lbasque effect, navy blue in color, has
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08

mix-Victorian bracelets, quaint Swiss
watches, and strange coins in gold
and silver, such as old sea captains
might have brought home long ago.
From young girls, more modern
trinkets, friendship bracelets hung
with monogrammed coins, pendants,
chains, ring settings, silver-backed
toilet articles and photograph frames.
Men sent watch charms, queer old
pencil-cases, gold toothpicks, cigaret-
te cases, studs, cuff links, gold and
silver cane heads, and scores of old
watch cases. And then the thimbles,
silver and gold, pure, thin metal;
anr the wedding rings-eighteen in
one day-and napkin rings. engraved
with old-fashioned names. Prudence.
Faithful
Some of the donations had been
carefully cleaned and polished, others
were packed in cotton or tissue paper
just as they came from old jewel box
es, trunks, and attic chests.
Thousands of little parcels bore
only the name and address of the
sender, but many were accomplishet
by beautiful letters.
Thomas Whitley of the Bronx
New York City, age eighty-seven
whose three grandsons are serving il
this war. wrote:
II have read the article in tn
lWoman's Home Companion, and glad
lily sent my gold watchchain,, a gif
from my dear wife, fifty-one year
ago, and two others trinkets. Co
bless your noble work"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

A stockholders meeting of the Lo-
gan, North Field Irrigation Company
will be held in the Third ward meet,
ing house on Monday, December 3
1917, to hear the yearly report and
to elect three directors, a secretary
and a treasurer, and such other bus.
mess as may properly come before
the meeting.
RICHARD YEATES,
Secretary.
Advt. 12-1.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08

came most of the hair brooches set in
a fitted bodice closely soutached in
dark red.
Among the less expensive furs,
the plebeian rabbit is Fashions fav-
orite. 1t Is dyed in all sorts of colors
and used on the very straight, very
narrow, tailored suits coats with high
choker collars and deep, tight-fitting
cuffs"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08
STOMACH TROUBLE AND
CONSTIPATION

Those who are afflicted with
stomach trouble and constipation
should read the following. II have
never found anything so good for
stomach trouble and constipation as
Chamberlain's Tablets. l have used
them off and on now for the past
two years, They not only regulate
the action of the bowels but stimu-
late the liver and keep ones body in
q healthy condition." writes Mrs.
Benjamin Hooper, Auburn, N. Y.
Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08
TREASURE AND
TRINKET FUND

The Treasure and Trinket Fund
conducted by the Woman's Home
Companion has made great strides
The December issue of that mag
azine says:
From grandmothers, we are sure
fine gold frames, and the snuff boxes
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-08

FOR SALE-A well matched team
of brown mares, year old. weighs
1900 pounds each. Phone 710J or in
quire at this office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
STATE MUST Bee
:, MEN TO WORK
Applicants Turn Down Posi-
tons Every Day,

Seventy eight men and women look
ing for work called at the state free
employment bureau thi, morning be
tween 8 and $50 o'clock There wcro
eighy-iivc position, listed on the board.
but all except a dozen Of those who
called refused the positions offered.
This mornings activity IN the bureau,
office IN the Culbcrt,on building is a
fair example of conditions prevailing
every morning
In discussing the many excuses OF
fercd for not taking positions offered
J. w Walden superintendent OF thr
Oklahoma bureau. said the greatest DIT
ficulty encountered IN occurring work for
the unemployed were the applicant,
them,clyc,
zone man doesn't want 3 Job ou' oi
the city, one doesn't hike tine nature oi
the work offered another can't accept
such low wage, and would rather re-.
main idle than submit a. wage, ~
which he ma, mot hccn accustomed. and
still others simply come into the office.
look at tine board and leave without A
word said Mr Walden 1T doesn't
seem right that We should have to beg
men to work. but that is what we are
compelled lo dp"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
would look and act when she was n great
LllL mml lIAlnc ~ LLnlAnLL Lnr,,n A hL.n..

would look and act when she was n ercRt
lady and living nj Donnithorne Abbey
Upon Dinah Morris. however. the news
o' the death NJ poor old ThiBs Bcdc acted
w ulucrent way. She heard therein
N" voice of another "call" and that after
noon saw h"r In the Bcdc cottage, aooth-
ing hnd comforting the puerulnus LIS
h'th looking after her M n daughter and
bringing comfort To Adam and Seth In
IN" midst NJ their sorrow
Nnd while that afternoon pinah was
husled about the little cottage of tho
l'edcS and Adam was wondering Why he
hnd received no word of Hympathy from
llctD poor fellow. he did need IL so
Ilctly was walking IN ponn,thorne Chase
nnd the gallant Captain Arthur-qultc hN
accident met her there. Now, Arthur
DnnnithOruc wns n good fellow" and his
college friends found him 80 IIr could
not hear to see anybody uncomfortable
IN" chances are that he would 20 through
life without scnndalzlug any one u sen
worthy vessel whom any one would IN
sure
RlI ships arc liable ~ casualties which
sometimes make apparent some terrible
flaw In their construction that would
mover have been discovered I'm smooth
water, and many n,good fellow" through
disastrous combination ~ circum-
stances, has undergone n like BETRAYAL
SO, as We see Arthur and Hctty facing
each other there under the greenwood
uce, We have o.Rn Uneasy feeling that II
storm IL gathering
tro he continued inmorruNN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19

tain I'm tho l.osmshire militia. but to tho
i'nAslupr tcuants he was more intensely
q captain than all the Young gentlemen
n 'hv Same rank who served I'm hts mai
rslN.S t'ru'nrs, outshinug them pg tho
plUuct .JUu.i,r outshiucg the MILKY Nay
n you want tp know more particularly
how hc looked, recall to your trm,m.
hrnncc some tnwuy- -whlskcroi. brown
p.k'd, tluur-yomrlcNioned Young Ing.
Ilshwun, we'll washed. high bred white
handled Vet looking as II ho could deliver
a lc't handler straight from the shout
der
As tn tho Rev Adolphus Irvine. rector
NJ RroNtun. vicar NJ uayslopc and vicar
NJ Blythe. hu was n harmless plutnlst at
whom tho scycrcst vhutCh fctnrm,r would
fiud u hand to look sour lie had u
splendid did mother whom II was worth
driving ten miles tn see. She called hei
som lnWphiu.' and always looked and
nuici the queen Then there were two
maiden sisters one NJ them u chronic
invalid ,olorloss. uriwpottant women tu
whom, nevertheless. the rector was de
voted Irvine had dreamed of gcttluP
married once, hut had never seen hts
way cloor 10 do so with the burden ne
had ON hls hands NJ his splendid mother
anl his ncsliglhlo sisters
The arrival Of these two gentlemen at
rhe Han farm threw Mrs poyacr into a
hucolic mind felt whispering ave NJ tho
wight NJ the gentry such ma ot old men
''li when the, stood ON ,lptoc 20 see the
.0d7 pRFg Hg men
poysor lg not at home l. he7" said the
captain "liuW beautifully clean you keen
"t',Nthing here, Mrs poNrer' THIS farm
n better managed than any other Within
ten miles ~ us And have heard so
much about vnut dairy take me IN
have mo- doubt " In In excellent order
Tho dairy certainly WAS worth looking Rt
not only On account ~ itself, hut On
account ~ tho pretty girl " u who was
raitiug butter there Hctty hushed ~
deep Rs u rose whcr Captain nnnnithOrne
entered and spoke 30 her
! might describe lIctty's beauty Nv ynu.
lu' n YOU hpN" never IN Nour lie utterly
iorgutirn yourself In staining Your o,cs
H'''l The mounting lark or Wandering
through Tine still lanes whom the ffrsh.
opened blossoms nll ihcm with y sntf.d
silent beauty. where would be- the usv uf
nv descriptive catalogue li,ttNs was
a sptlnguJe BEAUTY, II was the beauty ol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19

Young, risky things round. .limbcd. GAM
hnlng. r,r'umNcuting YOU hy n false air
NJ innocence
~ luu' Won win he ready for the
great holiday ou the thirtioth Mrs roy
"' hnIl tho captain. You Know
eh'U com" ~ age then Miss llctty, will
Won promise mo YOUR hand FOR two
dances n don't pct your promise now
know ! shall have no chance nt MI
N'ty smiled and hlushcd. " course,
Nhl' Mrs noysor said with u curious
look " ou are very kind. am sure. 10
'pN' notice NJ her Mt all, captain
h''or" the cartain had left tho farm he
managed ip get 4 few minutes ConVcr-
a'lon viii RciiN when no one was hy
lon 90 fur p walk these pleasant even
ht', don YOU asked he why do YOU
not "nlh IN the Chase somctimcs' hard.
home"
Wy aunt doesn't Ike mo IN go a.walk.
.ns hlfh's, replied Hctty 'Rut / 20
through tho chase sometimes whom gr
10 see Mrs Rest the lRdy's maid At your
nNNS'' sli she IN teaching mo 10 mend
lnrr nnd do the tent stitch nm going
'hrrc tomorrow afternoon
Mrs Poyscr hare came In with tho rec.
tor who had been making himself asrne.
able to NIL hands. and Arthur said, We'll.
good. 10y, and with bright glance and
DOW wen, out aud mounted his waiting
horse n Arthur's conversation with
ho'lN had interested him tho rectors
conversation with nlnnh had likewise
hccn ut interest to the Reverend Adoi.
phus llc had been trNing to get Dlnnh's
point ut view In her "McthudN work. and
she had been fulutly struggling for Ills
Nil'r me gentlemen had ridden ava,
hnd while lielly was stlll thinking NJ
Tho Hairy prime" who had appeared I'm her
dairy, Mira rn,Scr ran In With a biz of
news which had Just reached tho Hall
farm DO you know Wha, has han.
nencd, llcttN7' she cried "Old ThIas
hedr hng h"cn drowned I'm tho brook Rut
Adam Rcdo and pl hlg Min might he
drowned fur what Nuu would care
How dreadful said ilott,. looking
Horihus hui NOT dccp, affected
ll'liI knew that Adam loved her aud
iht her unrln puNapr wanted hcr tp
mnrr, him nut Adam u stolld rntprn
ter who ould never furnish her with all
tho things shc lunRcd FOR No she was
already plrurng to herself how ehu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
Britisher's Heroic
Acts Kept Secret

LONDON, March l9.--No war myS-
icry has aroused so much curiosity In
the British public as the case of Com.
mandcr Gordon Campbell
At the beginning of the war he was
senior officer of a small destroyer. A
year ago he was suddenly promoted
over the heads of 700 senior lleuten-
ant commanders, and now i, is an.
nounced ,ha, he has won both the We.
toNa cross and the Distinguished Setv.
ice Order. An admiralty authority
said, I'VE cannot say what he did. but
It was one of the most gallant actions
man ever performed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
INSPECTORS MUST GET
BOXES AT COURTHOUSE

Ben I. Davis, chairman oi the OK
lahoma county election board, stated
that inspectors Tor tomotrows primary
election arc expected TO call at the
courthouse some time today for the
election boxes and supple, 4 misun
1cf'tanding has arisen. Davis said. or
account Of an announcement that the
boxes would he delivered Davis and
assistants will be at the courthouse all
day tQ distribute the boxes and supplies,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Cloggcd Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments. Your
cold IN head or catarrh will be gone
Your cloggcd no,trils will open. The
air passages of your head will clear
and You can breathe freely No more
dulne,s, headache; no hawking, snuf.
fling mucous discharges or dryness
no struggling for breath at night.
Iell your druggist you want a small
bottle ct tly'S Cream Balm. Apply A
little Of TIN, fragrant, antlscptic cream
in your no>trils, let it penetrate ,hroug'I
every air passage Of the head. soo,hc
and heal the swollen inilamcd mucous
membrane and relief comes Instantly
II Is lust what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs Don't stay stuffed. .up
and mISerablc.--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
Stomach Upset? Stop Indigestion,
Gases, SourneSs---Pa pes Diapepsin
Instant Relief! Ncutralize stomach aciditv and sop
dyspepsia, pain, heartburn, bcching Try it,

Wonder vha, unset ,urr stomach
which portion of 'hr food did the dam
age-do YOU Well don't bother II
your stomach is m revolt. If sick.
ra'Sy and upset and what YOU u,, ate
has icrucn'rd and turned sour. head
d11y and ache hclch case, and acid,
and cruciaic wjlgc.'Cl food. breath
ioul, tongue coated just take hrlc
IapeS bapcpNu io help ucutral,c
aud'y and IN five minute, YOU wonder
what became Of the Indigestion and
distress
Millions o' men and women today
know that 10 D., needles, 60 have dvS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
Total of 34,37l
Motor Tractors

WASHINGTON, March ia total
of A,Nl gasoline and kerosene trac-
tors are employed in farming opera.
tons IN the United States, according
TO census just completed by the de-
parlmen, Of agriculture Illinois lead,
with 33l2 tractors. Kansas was second
with 8,2@ and Texas third, with 2,2jj.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-19
tNAlIlR n
a Storm GAthnrs-

Meantime hfo had nNul,nrd and .v.,s
'n tuIl swing NJ the tltU farm IN, r,,,t
barn doors were thrown uueu and rI,..
were busy about the place. there Wrrr
w" NOISE or the dogs and the hens aud
sN thns" uIu sounds which stir us g..
a. feeling That the first man was ira,,I
N NfWvt nni that hls u,,upatiuu be tI,.
most natural one tur hIs drar,uI,rt.
N'H 'uN7cf Wlp ironing. Iui carried I.r
.un. Ei'N glance from the dairy. ,h,r.
,N'l l' WIS mnNuig uu the butter iu ir.
I''DN'n Wh'fo Nancy the maid v4g
taking uicS out ot the oven
I'" mot suppose that Mrs Fo,ser vys
'l'NLi elderly or shfyWlsh She Vys IA
r'nt looking woman ~ rs with t,i.
COMPLEXION ana sandy hair well shspru
and light footed Nui Mrs ro,ser vp,
somewhat ~ manager and irteussI,
practical "ninah." she said to h,f nir,o
who F1t sewing, 'Nnu nro tho pirtut, ~
'uur Aun, judith And she nnt nlN,,s
stuck together aud n made mo- dIff,,.
enc" 10 her whom Nout mother took To
IN, Nglhodl7's ana dicl. leaving her
a daughter in bring NJ NoW why must
lou ru about preaching and working I'm
ihr MN over ut SuoWfpldr ~, r,,
rciiin DOWN here with uy and upr,,
Seth hcde' No is never lkol, 10 b,,.
y penny ahead iu his lie. but your unr'r
WI ~ you gul WIN u NIX and a COW
inr '''''"
The Lord has moved me ~ preach Tho
WORT iu them that lie IN d,rkuess
aunt replied ninah "nf marriage ana
giving In marriage I rqn have nourht'
Just then NO men nhghtrd FROM th,.t
not srF before the fpIp gates and ,nbU,
their way iu the Kitchen door Tho,
wei" Nj Irvine, the ~. tor aud D,rt,Iu
' lmnn'thotur th, Young suulry. aa u,n.
ne called him liu MAS the nephew ,f
lhr r'igning squire and was na u,u,b
Nkrd aS the old suuitv VIVA d,tostpi
Arthur Duunlthornv Mas vuly "A can.