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The Era-leader., 1917-12-06

New Cane Syrup at The Bah
ingtou Store, Inc.
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worlds need American
c help?"
plain Our country and HUI
a 1.-THE thus
death battle
another enlistment
Ensting
tender child proudly say: |-~
m humanity country"
m deserving Republic"
this by becoming
Send check oday$5
$4,000 800 o0O-give utmost
military service
will sympathy the public at
will viewed disgust their
the obloquay with which they
while the Stacker meaks into hiding. ....~:
denial
Saloon generally
the hotels cafes inclined object
will be
ons authority.
little Washington, gentlemen
being thrown into the machinery
thing accept Liberty pay subscription
the Pioneer.
To be voluntary
publish truth and often charitable
that much Some appreciate this than others
Oh, were not subpeonaed. Well, that's funny.
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BULLETS OF HAMBURG

Follow that morning
you know he the enlist?
Follow he enans with his troops-what ousng cheers
they
to and smiles and tears
Blu is hear?-the machines,
the of countless lathes?
IN O. Hate? Cant
know place is Hamburg
bullets
with brekneck haste the rhythm OF that hymn
to boyyo this do
trench-fevered
with the fa hundred whizzed
him but its mark
everything pick him him back! That
him. that boy
found dollar in
dollar made
little buyour dol
following behind this
morning?
sharpnosed bullet
want dollar follow that boyhow
Subscribe to That's the way!
Fight Give" battle cry!
Red into No Mans
Land and brings back boy saw this morning
Only dollar the mghte work the world today
'..l
All bit fell in
million subscribers the Red
$1,000, $4,000 100000
He does anything subscription
wish No further required
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What Is Uric Acid?

Everyone has uric acid in the system,
but naturally in small quantities: Excess
sive amount is caused by eating too much
meat and foods that ferment in stomach.
The kidneys, being the filters Of the
blood, are supposed to separate and throw
the poisons out of the system: Weak,
tired and overworked kidneys fail to do
this, hence the poisonous uric acid and
its associate poisons contaminate' the
blood, causing backache, lumbago, rheu:
matism, dropsy, drowsiness and tired
feeling.
To overcome the trouble is only a
matter of toning up the kidneys, and this
is best done by treatment with Anuric,
three times a day. Anuric is a recent
discovery of DR.. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y,
and can be obtained at any drug store.
Experience taught DR.. Pierce, that An
uric is more powerful agent than ithia
in dissolving uric acid, as hot water melts
sugar. Anuric is regular insurance and
life-saver for all big meat eaters and those
who deposit ime-salts in their joints.
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HOME FOLKS.
WHAT NE1GHBORS SAY.

Minneapolis, Minn.-"Just after ! was
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exquisite grace and charm Of child
hood and womanhood, and the
strength, dignity and character OF
manhood. Hakkerup Studio, Bemidji,
MINI.
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1QarT1cU i WAS uaIU.
ly able to get
around at all. Was
in misery. most of
the time. Had hot
flashes, sweats and
Mzzy spells. L
h e ard Of Dr..
Pierce's Favonte
Prescription go de-
cided to try it. 1
can certainly testi-
fly that this medi-
cine is all that is
claimed of it for
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County. %.

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, %.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner Of the firm Of r. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business In the City
Of Toledo. County and State Aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY G. CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation
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FOUR ARE MISSING FROM
STANDARD OIL TANKER

New York, June 19.-Four are
missing from the crew of the Stand
ard OIL tanker John B. Archbold of
the French coast, according to dig
patches received here today.
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RUSSIANS VOTE GRIMM OUT
(By United Press),,

Petrograd, June 19.-The Russian
congress of workmen-soldiers by a
vote of $40 to 40 today expressed
approval of the deportation of Rob-
ert Grimm, the Swiss Socialist peace
agitator.
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CROSS WEEK slides which be-
Minnesota
give
during the Is to 25 The
Minneapolis with
Reports headquarters
only organized national campaign.
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woman's disorders, as it made different
woman of me; it helped me SC, much
Mrs. MARGARET THOMAS. $40 E. 18th st.
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GERMAN ATTACK ON FRENCH
-, POSITION IS BROKEN DOWN
(By'5<United Pres

(By5United Press) =
Paris, June 19.-Violent, German
attacks on French positions between
Mont Blond and Mont Cornillet have
broken down.
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ANOTHER DUNN JURY CHOSEN
(By United Pressl

(By United Press)
St. Paul, June 19.-Another Dunn
jury is being chosen, with a total Of
II men secured. The testimony may
be started tomorrow.
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Our facilities for all kinds of high
grade Photographic work are first
class; our best skill, artistic train
ing, and personal efforts are at the
service of all who desire true por-
traiture; the kind that interprets, the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05
LOCAL Happenings
happenings of Local Interest
Picked Up Around
Town.

own.
FOR SALE-Lumber suitable for
fences, cabins, barns and out hOu:es.
O. G. bonner, Alsatia, La. =
Miss Aldine Ellis, of King. was a
guest of Miss Annie Ward, OF Tallu-
lah, Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Long, Of New Orleans is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Dale Ellis.
at Willow Bayou.
Mrs. Arwin Scott Boudurant. who
has been visiting in Shreveport, Ia
returned to TaIlulah.
Mrs. ". A. Gilrin is. in Jackson
Miss to be there for the graduation
exercise Of Eelhaven College. {.
which her sister, Miss Matte Blair
is a senior.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

Pictures Corporation under the dir
ectlon of John w. Noble for the
Metro program, deals with the en-
llstment Of John Kendall, son of once
wealthy banker. in the United States
army, and of the barrier which he
finds there between himself and those
who IN civil life, would have been
glad to have been counted az his
equal. How having won quick pro-
motion and furlough, he meets
and falls in love with beautiful
girl, while GRABBED in civilian dress,
only to be Inundated by an officer
of his regiment for daring, while an
enlisted man, to pose as a gentleman.
How, in the dangerous days that
follow, his rival Lieut.. Burkett, the
officer, who sought to shame him
and later to disgrace him in the
service of his country. shows himself
to be not only snob and an upstart,
but a coward as well, and how in the
end the despised sergeant proves
himself the better man, both as
soldier and as a lover forms a story
of unusual and absorbing interest.
The Wall Between" will be pre-
sented at the Lyric Theatre Wednes-
day night May 9th, in acts of
SuDerh rh0tOrl.iy.
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

MesL&mc5 Watson and Holt en-
tert2ined the Book Club Thursday
afternoon at the lovely home Of the
laCtrr, Mrs. Hot. Ntter the election
of O:tccrs for The ensuing year q
program prepared by the hcstesses
was enjoyed. First on the program
was the report IF Mrs. Annie Sewer
hgee. Mrs. AEee WAS sent as a
delegate to the Nationa! Council Of
". +. c. which met in New Orleans
April GLIB. Mrs. Agee improved her
time and opportunity well, judging
from the full and instructive report
she made.
Patri2tc songs, and talks and a
general good time were INDUCED in
by ell the members. The ices and
cakes carried out the national cOlors
our flag" flying from every sunug-
The lovely children Of the home as
sisted Mesdames Holt and Watson
in entertaining and serving. Master
Ward as Uncle SAM" Elizabeth as
Columbia"
The occasion will long be remem-
heTed as one of the most delightful
in the Clubs history.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

TIE great Francis y. Bushman and
his delightful and charming co-star.
beverly Bayne, will next be seen at
this theatre in a thrilling romance Of
army life from the pen Of Ralph D.
Paine. Il is not too much to say
that Nr. Bushman, despite his num-
o-TleSS successes on the screen, in his
mastery delincati0n Of the sturdy
and resOiute character of Sergeant
Kendall, the enlisted man, who darcs
and suffers much for the sake Of
principle, as well as for the girl of
MS hearts desire, has achieved one
OF the most notable artistic triumphs
OF his career. Miss Bayne, as always
Is supreme in her portrayal of the
gentle, Iovable maiden, who is the
inspiration as well as the admiration
OF 81! those around her. Admirers
OF both stars will find in Til. Wall
Between" all that appealed to them
IN Man And His Soul" ana other
Metro pictures in which Mr.. Bush
man and Miss Bayne have had the
stel!er parts, and very, very much
more.
The story of The Wall Betwean,"
which was produced by Quality
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05
sSr'9 Reward tc(c1

.he r'.Cers Of this payer will be
Hleas.d - learn That there * at least
one dreaded C.serae tL.t science Las
been abe Il Cu.c IN al! iIE stages, ard
tf&t y Ca!G-;I. CailTrh trinS greatly
Ia .rc,i Dy cons tituLiuG.al corlitiors
rtt-'-I; constitute nal treatment
Kali = CatGriG cure IS taken internally
and ct;S l!-u TIC BooI en- tie Mucous
F"rtScr5 % tie System thereby d.
~r.E.H; the :ouAarI!On Of the disease,
r:EIu1; tho Taticrt strength BY building
~ !hs co-Gt.tUjiCI and assisting ma
tore n DOING i:s work. |te 7rnp-ic-
tgrS have 50 much faIJA in tie curative
E'Ht;1 OF Nf.s Ccta:ra cure th.t
10y r - CSa Iiu0G.c5 Dollars Fora1y
c3&e that II .c',s 10 cure. Send fer LIST
OF t@s,r-r!-is.
+iGrr 70: :. J. CT7E,-rv o. co. Toledo
5a.'. So.l - IL L!uCg.g's. 'TSc.
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RECEIVERS ehLe.

iac %luC!eSS1 BANKING Company, Z
corporation, john L. Dover AMI
S!lss A Robinson, Receivers,
rs No 1888.
Realty Investment CC-0pony.
State of Louisiana,
Parish OF CoaCOrdia,
TeCth District Court.
Public notice Is hereby given that
under and b. virtue Of a decree and
order OF sale rendered by the Tenth
EistTic: Court OF Louisiana, IN the
GACyc entitled caT9e. OF date April 7,
!tt1, We, John L. Dover and Silas A.
Robinson, Receivers Of the Ec2l.y H.
yeetmen: Company. or either Of US.
will offer !or sale, and WI sell, at
public auction, OF the front door OF
the Court I:cU=e. g ;he Town OF VI.
2a,iG. Louisiana, between Ie-a, sale
hours, beginning g. l. O'Clock 4. NJ. Oil
SATURDAY. Hay IS, 1917,
the following Ge3cri1ed tracts or par.
cells Of land, situat. IL the Parish 81
Madison. S;a.e CT Loa:sioGa, together
with ali improvements Gi' ,ca-ligcry.
I'll mule, work STOCK. forming utensils
and ali other irmoyaoics Uy Gcstina.
ton thereon. tow:
First.
Good Hope Plantation" being
southeast quarter O. section 90, and
ali Ct fractional sections Il, Is. Il. is.
lG. y and lot CT section 100, all in
township y north, range Is east, IN.
ta;ling I.h06.i3 acres.
Second.
"WateririG Imitation" beng ut
Ct section -, al y. i-eo,iGral sections
>. 3. I, :. :. :. s.. ST. So. g. II AL 90.
all II township Is 2orth. range IS east,
containing EGiC45 ,,ras.
Third.
oak Ridge Plantation" being the
northeast quarter eli section SO, lot
OF section 50 nd 81 Of fractional sec
tons 8. .. 10. Il. - ana -, all In
township l. north, range 70 east, con.
tanning 1884 acres.
Said three tracts are now cCr.T.on-
T. known as the Trinidad Hlanta.
t!Cr."
Terr-e Of Sale.
Each o. said above described tracts
IS i7venJoricd and appraised sepG-
rately. and will be offered for s2!e
and sold separately. Said properly
will al be sold free OF iaCumbrln,es.
for cash. for not less than two-thirds
Oh its appraised value.
JOHN L. DOVER.
SILAS !. ROBINSON,
Receivers.
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Wavcr!y, La, May %rd, 1917
Secretary.

Wavcrly. La, May %rd, 1917.
The residents of the 9Th ward net
at Waveriy for the purpose Of or
ganizinS IN association TO further
home economy.
After full discussion Of tho OBJ
Jects and purposes OF the gathering
the residents present organized the
Waveriy Economic Seekers.
Mrs. John Il. Devine was elected
President anl MIS-. Cyrus Wixon
Secretary.
The following committees were
appointed: Finance; hiss Parker.
Chairman, Mesdames DeMoss anil
Eedeiht. Fair; MIR. Vance. Chairman
Mrs. ". H. Wixon, Miss Henry,
Mrs. }. ". Crump, Mes3rs. Cyrus
"ixon>and J. D. DeMoss. Subjects;
Mrs. J. II. Devine, Miss Henry and
Mrs. DeMoss.
Messrs. Vance and Watson Farm
Demonstrators were present and
p!ec ged their assistance in tire work.
The association adjourned to meet
again in a few days on the call of
the President.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS
Wednesday May 2nd. 1917.

Tho poI;oa M This J,...a,',,.,,,..
IN ra,,,,Ior session Hon AIs,. IT.'r,,
pr.siGant nrrsidinr all v.,r3, ,.n,
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2r;G,-, C,n,r,;+tea No.. ;nstrro,.,I
tba LEGATION ana e,,i,n.tY
49, oa,. of MD hr;5c-o
Nrs I II Davinn crroarod har,r.
Tho poard and asked tb.+ Tho p,i;,S
I,,rv assist in the orcanizatio1 nf =
canring crlb or cI,,bs in this nori.+
far tba nnrnosa of canning I'll snrnr,s
food etnfT frrits berries vacatahIos |
atc to assist in snnnIvinG onr no
ton
On motion of Mr. WRIGHT . com,
,,ittaa of five wae onno,nto5 70 co
,norata with Mr. s w yo,co
1amonstratinp Agent 70 ARRANGE for
he ORGANIZATION If snch cIDhs and
0 procure the services of a suitahin
Iamonstrating narson n ;nstrrct q,
q the. hest method of narfactinr
anne and the said committee is bero
W authorized 70 act without fnrtbor
Consideration unon which commit.
90 the president annointed Mrs I
I Devine Nessrs ! V WRIGHT II
!. SNYDER George Spencer and ! y
)evjne
On motion Of Mr. Deyine tho SIR,
+ $50 90 was donated to the Charity
Toenital of .Naw OrIoops for .ba
urnosa of assisting in instaIIing =
re ext;nguish;ng snrinkIer
On motion of Mr. Davine y com
littee was appointed bv the nres;-
pnt to confer with the Richla,d
arisb Committee as to b. Limo q
.rrv fat boat 70 be used 81 the T
elhi crossing on Ravou Macon and :
. -, (
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

a supper WIS given at the home
Of Nr. and Mrs. Dale Ellis, of Will
low BAYOU on Wednesday evening
the 2nd in honor of the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellis.
super was served at s O'Clock.
after which cards were enjoyed until
i O'Clock. A number Of friends
from Taliulah and Mrs. Ellis sister,
Mrs. Long. OF New Orleans were
present.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

Nessers. andrew and Henry Sc
vler have returned from l.. S. u.
having enlisted in the officers train
ing school and will, with Messrs.
Mason Spencer and Earnest Watson
who have also enlisted, report at
Camp Logan II. Roots, Little Rock,
Monday.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

We understand that a dance was
given at Mound Thursday which
the Boil Weevil Boys" of Tallu-
lah attended. The music was furn-
ished by band from Vicksburg and
it is said to have been q delightful
affair in every respect.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-05

To the Farmers: We want butter.
eggs and poultry all and kinds CT
farm products. Small lot ship b.
Parcel Post. Write for market letter
and instructions. W. J. GREY,
Alexandria, La.
The evening world., 1917-10-01

Many Of th-Se.thnis you may
purchase Is you ste them, or,
II you desire 10 have them re-
decorated and daintily lined to
match the coicr scheme Of your
room, We will do this.
The evening world., 1917-10-01

30 s.. f r.tf't rsrF.lf Wsts go
aatf .fffs r.rs. .Iff sFrf
.....f. I.as.Iarsf ar.r So %
f.s IIf#H UsHtfrf ssif 80 buIr.
rsf Isss hasf a. tsssf .i'F
fesrs th sfstnef - ths 600
tstsnH.. u.sF ta sssass tHsf
f.tfH fms
"r f I.fs.r F'fa' tFUf'f'
roo. % fft Geo ffrntfftt D. ssia
U. es frIfaI "f WTHaH.
..r ...H tt.t ..r Isfs Ia 90. eco
..rr Ht# $40 .Hs IHs ~ frpsf ufs
go THs saue fH.rr
.I a.IuffaT v..a 80 ont.s a
". fl. fHrH1 ~ dnY coaches q t
.I.. I.. = tourist ssrs ns .hed 1sfss D
.. 81 -. DHort taturfsy sf''I.
a.I f.s a| Ufa. kspf coming
I. F .rF
.rI" e wsr rsrsfsarY 70 clean
f.. f.rs Gee 'h.ua rss tsm coo
.f...H T fHUn Toto t.HIt
rH Iasf - I.s frofHF ff.
l.t leave 1ls s'Htan uutu o..I..
aurdlb morning This ms1 eetli o..
An. om.,. 20 tne pullman corr.
I..H aaf f..4 no Ff.f.sffrF on
f. ...U Df iuuUrf care w.,
The evening world., 1917-10-01
Warm Winter
Coats for Little
Boys and Girls

The first little heavy coats show
many most charming styles.
Some are OF zlbcline. some Of chin
chlla, some Of crepe eiderdown,
called crepette; others are Of broad
cloth, trimmed with fur collars, cuffs
and buttons.
You will find many most practical os well
as attractive styles, priced At $1,000 and
less
The evening world., 1917-10-01
Lemon Juice
For FreckleS


hassrff uif I..r tl GOO au .f
tnta tuiiIf go. H. fHfff rsrtfs
- affi go aiiiif. f..t. rriI tnI SOC
hstt a Uaafisf fIui 81 zoe rssi Zee ~
sHd leo isiisif sn1 fsuar.ftiHa uraa
ilfiff 81 tsrg. trtt tHtil ftssi
Neuf gfurff haf 81 islauns snd sns
aFpf sfsls sf tH.ft ,U.HIaF stn sup
ais fifre aunrrs ~ uflfaff uufF fHf
90 etuta A aHsf fntf fsfriIt
fragFsni istiur tote tHs fa,s. ns.t.
sFui ed hands fsrh dss arf 80 go
frefkiss snd iieulishfs aissppsaf srf
hoe risaf fof' htA slI'~ tir ftir ~.
csmfs Nss' n 10 hs'm'rss Ae,t
The evening world., 1917-10-01
a MURDER TRIALS SET.
T-s ossss sssiss t=psssitss .,
aesetsa - fsu tsufs wee

ossst.s - fsti tssss Fss-,
a. 90 rraFfs e CfHsssi fsssiafs
q. col. faI co. fs| tsrH to.efr. tuafs
hi sia $50 it raFi ons. irats Hslst tee
UHsrf 1urss
Turrff UrHs usa &C. 80 - srffesi
if urf UraI sfafaa Nsrs tfssifHsf -
frss trfrs Mfirsrrs .a ists tafss 80
r NfT Meet 10 fu isFu hssr
Ir Ns E.a.s fHf rH.H uHsrs uHH
aHHisF taHs isrfssrT 80 ttanHfa
GO tssa be- afHaft b. ssss - autfs
80 fssf tEr'F ..Nffsn sts aIso e..
faisFss flafas far tHs tlaas - ths o..
rufrf uaf. ffss ~ gasFs Nlir'Yfs. tls
ffst fa hsGr fridfY ~ ths 80
uffff tfais trrsf. a tf'ffs 1Ifrt
M.Ir'T.s fsf tt U..ta 90 th4ts uf
The evening world., 1917-10-01
Dresses for Small TOdders

A child beconingly dressed is
usually simply dressed, but there
are all kinds OF simplicity, There is
a simplicity Of line ana fabric
which may eombinea great deal Of
style.
Our many years Of specialization
in these things exclusively make US
singularly well prepared to provide
drtsses Of just this kind, for it costs
no more to make them correctly.
Many smart modifi-
cations Of the
English Snnock,
combining white or
coiorCd materials end
different colore
srnocliag, are here for
ycu 20 see, and even
in these tiTneG Of DIFF
fiGll!tics with dyes we
fird our pet 'ons have
no trouble with their
fading.
The evening world., 1917-10-01

The third generation OF discriminating American
Mothers IN finding in the Iiliputan Bazaar
everything needed TO cothe infants and little children.
The capable women who help serve her have made il
their life study TO know and to advise concerning the
many problems OF clothing children properly.
And with such stocks to draw FROM and with
such style inspiration, is little wonder that the
Lputian Bazaar is synonymous the world over, where
childrcns apparel is concerned with all that is right,
both regards style and price.
OCCUPYING THE ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR
The evening world., 1917-10-01

These coats for first wear are Of
Cashmere, Crepe de Chine or FaiIle
Silk. made with capes; some simply
scalloped; Others PLANNED for special
occasions have edgngS Of Valen-
cienneS or Irish crochet lace. with
beautiful hand embroidery above.
- They are properly padded and
lined with soft China silk.
You Will flrd a charming asSort-
menf priced from S4.T5 10 67. so.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
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The evening world., 1917-10-01
Long Machine MADE

These dresses when properly de-
signed and made are dainty in the
extreme. 1ucks, shocking and iea-
thersttohlng, together with fine ma
terlals and trimmings, 30 10 produce
dresses which withstand iieQuent
tubbings and arc none the worse.
There are i;I hvr, d N.S pd lsis.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
After the Hood
Then These Little Hats

These hats are designed for very
little children, with baby faces in
mind. Some are Of soft velvet lined
with silk and trimmed with little
flowers deity made from dainty
ribbon; others, for little men, are
Of Sterner cast.
Many styles are offered in wide
range " prlees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-04
False Name Found f on Registry Card
 of Prisoner Here

When arrested yesterday for the theft of six suits of summer under sheds. a registration card was found on the person of William Haynes, Water street, which bore the name Paul Brooks" He had been regis tered in this city although his home is in Brooklyn, under a false name
 He was sentenced to jail for 30 days and fined $1 for theft of the under wear and bonds of $1.000 were fixed by Judge Frank Wilder on the false registration charge. He will be turned over to the federal authorities after serving his term in the county jail and faces a year sentence for federal offence.