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Evening star., 1918-05-24
Another Express Basement New Silk Dresses
1000 New Waists at
08C and S1.08

About 1000 New Waists Including Manufacturers Samples
and Surplus Stock Offered at Money Savings Tomorrow
At 9sc-White Wolfe Waists hundreds of them all represent
styles neatly tailored and dressy models with
embroidery and lace trimmings
At Sl!9s-Dainty Silk Waists in Dresden effects; white
Jap Silk and White Voe Waists with tucked and acetrimmed
fronts, with touches of embroidery and colors.
Also at $2.98-Georgette Waists in white and delicate
and
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Don { Stay
 rsa s-g. ~rp A1A &A y

Tint your hair to lre haae aestrel e..t "bfnw Hatoue' IH.s new pr...rHI is far superior to any u.E.ur. taaf ..n- taius banH1. sulnHar sater lead ol sluHHr ureptrI i,aNa.
 There Is un dansur uf ru i.rhirr or po.eaItd scalp when yaH use IraHua- touc,' for taIs s.uut. pr rHla.iaa DO. - lively cont ms r1 load, u,r. .urH. sIs.r. suIphur zine, arIhnu. raal Q tHr uru- uuet- or tY.ir .fiEa .ve-- Nnl In.t hiu.n or comb t into tHa hair and presto o.--HoHf efr Ea.rs iu0ItHfi iE q appr3r--Four hHHr is a hH.HLffat uHlform color thrau. half- t.e end. #Ut Hs dark as tHa t4I.U.. and you N..a aay shade daHreH from % Ieu. brown Go b'ocE. Iu.t a uHI1ruf.a "HHH..I I.#e up ou.e a month and u3 ono ~lA eU.r detect It
 No rubbing. or washing or-uo ma.re.
 Prepared IH two g. ..lH auH. tH "rHe duea golden ar medium brown tHe other dark brown ar HIa.N JWo HIls "a 6 cents and flnH.
 Nt win send absolutely frer, far n fhorr tiwo ruly4 70 aHwrIH holt. uf 'iraUua tous. If you r.'t ..ud lH sour iamH and address a.rnml ar.ni u3 f"e Co hflp pay postage aud r.elang. No samples lt CHaInr"s J"fH N4.r la HHUi- for ,ou to try 'Hrawra,aue' Hair -fala. Hud ind for your. 'H how -uu rlor s is Co aH SD caliut 'a5H, combs, ol-, Ken Nu PnaruacaI lo. a-l IuU.u H.ds CayH-ton k.
 Sold aud guaranteed a. N l.a0H- drug and sa.l., counters
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PULL TOGETHER AND MOVE THE
 CROWDS.

New Orleans is just now filled to oyeHlowing with people. most an (. whom might be induced b come to Aot Springs this prhus, particularly after M4rlI Gras and t8e close of the racing season there
 The New Orleans crowd ais soar cant step into special trains. ]. they come in large numbers some nII have to begin to move emN and Che 1usI- ness will have to be strung out so The railroads may handle it.
 The sentinel Record win again .his year iss special New Orleans odJ- ton. which VIII be sent to New or leans within a very short tme. and win be distrlburtd tcre for mony purposes
 One of the objects is to se Dhe CT 0d to uaosins tHis way as soon as possible and to Impress on them tbat they ran not all get out Of New On leans he same day OF the same sev- eral days.
 Another object is 10 get before them the advertising the hotels. bath houses, rooms for rent, banks. bus- ness houses, in fact every line of bust ness, to impress these resorters noa in New Orleans with tue opportua.- ties for spring visit here. and ,o get the crowd moving
 The opportunity before us now Is a big one but II mug be grasped else fl might get away If the people at New Orleans tfe thousands ot resort visitors arc Impressed with che ease of q rip to this resort they will come. but if they are not catered to. Uey are very likely to disperse to their homes of the north
 glot Springs was never given a more practical me hod or putting itself be- fore the attention of probable pat- ronaee than through this special cdi- tion Of the Seuuncl-Record, which win be published u.H as soon as ii can he gotten up, and will be dis h.bated in the hands of tAe people ol New Orleans beginning about Feou- ary l The Mardt Gras crowd there will be entirely dispersed on February 12and February l ia uouc too carly to get our business before them
 New Orleans never had SO much business as hs winter The hotels are crowded 10 capacity The whole city Is full ot visitors
 Already thare have been received by Me sentuel-Record hundreds W applications Cor copies of the mper The people who wrote for these Hau e5 to look haah and answer what advertisements they mi-ht uud. Tae wanted to know hotel and bath house rates. They arc booking about 10 be- come settled lero soon and if yoo want to get in touch with direct basI- ness don't overlook tbis edition.
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Ready Now at Old prloes

Fresh lots Cust received. or Foley Honey and Tar are selling at before tne-"aI prices This puts a well known coush medicine ready Go use tn homes at less than jt costs Co bui and mix the ingredients yourself an, saves bother and muss Mira Mar, kis5y @533 Princeton Ave Spokane lagrippe l couehed very badly took my cough and ] got better So now Wash writes Y was sick in bod with Foleys Honey and Tar lt stopped am around ha house asuu X C Jennings
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ARE MERELY CATCHING up.


 The busin interests of c see lion east af the Mis- rppi could uos keep gp wlth3at more mel they could not got more fuel and uere was only one thing do. and Chat was sm, down temporarily and catch up nib the fuel supply
 Tho fuel demand has never been so groaG and naturally it has rim away wtg itself The supply vas not .o- ~sF9ased in proportion T. seems jus. i, as well that there be d fye-day shut down, as that business drag along from day to day wondering if there uili be coal enough for tho next day
 There was criticism from big busi- ness because c he shut down order and the business pressure was used asaint tbe senate, and the order was opposed there. but tbe order is maiu- tained withal, and is now in effect
 Arkansas two senators ro.oi against the resolution to hold up the fuel order These senators were with q considerable minority but that made DO difference whatever They believed ina the iuel order was nee essaTg CT t would not have been maie and tAeie votes were recorded in up holding l.
 The order does not apply west of ille Mississippi river because # is not
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Dr w. Y. Hhkson announces that he treats eczema blood and an kinds of skin disaa~ca. by a method that is simply wonderful Also diseases of ihe rectum and cures piles without the use of the bnise Twenty years m Hot Springs Ark Citizens Ma rion3i Bank Building 8-4-1S
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cLoVERpAlE DAIRY.

Sanitation my hobby Special attention paid to milk for babies and patients requiring milk diet. Phone o505-Ft t--3. Home Of slage Milk. F. NJ. Ridgway. 12 28-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Pass nly this war is a Hohcululcru family afsir sIany of tho German spies arrested ln this country claim to be cousins of the kaiser
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Thus far no relentless aemocra has taken the ain-s and queens ou, Of the deck ot cards. but wait auU the Trolhys get into power,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Because Of uc coal shortage Switz- erland is to run more of ts rail lines with e'ee.ricity gene oted 5y water power. The example Hill be widely emulacd
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Sorreils Drug Co sol Kodaks ho- oak tiuishius department in store t
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The sentinel Record IS authorized to announce James L. Graham as a candidate for circuit judge of tine cir cu,t composed of Montgomery and Garland counties, -h9.et to tbo action Q. uae democratic prmNE I-Ia-t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Me are stH making snorry ps some pie Como Coffee Room
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19
DE- R A. SIMPSON,

has returned aud .al ua found lt offices in te Arua Eatana Bank Elas ground loar. elevator eu trance. 9Et
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19
DR. WALKERS OFFICES.

Dr DaCosta Walker announces taat he has removed his offices to fro1
 suite. second floor in tha kemnHa- auildiua Elevator service 4-l5-t.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

f it's good coffee with pure cream and Che best creamery butter you are looking for yog u iud jt a Frisbys 12- 2N-tf
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In .he long run The kaiser win have .to go forward with tho German peo- pple or walk ,he plank
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

sorrells Drug Co seu KoJaAs. De veicplus. finishing. enjar4Iag [
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Try Henry's Shine Parlor, fis Court St. First-class work. 10-2Au
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Government is talking ahoJl elim- mating waistsoats 4ut will govern ment then bold our pcugH, and 'unas3
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

By smplc process of arlumetio it is easily demonsua5lo that light snow shovel bes,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Switzerland on her storcd Alps maintains aor posture Of sui ueu trolitN he seat ia cold and sup- pcTt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

necessary thu, the west section con serve fuel The west has plenty of railroad facilities, and therefore has plenty t uai for itself
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

li only families win babies are Cd get milk there is going to be- rea0 demand for I0an1le pabis
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

necessary tha; the west section con serve fuel The west has plenty oi railroad facilities. and therefore has plenty t suel for itself
 And affcr few slippery days tbe situation VtH he materially improved
 "
 We mu- reach on. uoN lor chat business and give IL tue mu p --.s s
 What the aast need most aeam 10 be someuuus that win roau., smoke
 And we are sHl eery proud r Che yves Chat se unto no particular com gesjioa
 Nobody cares no wsooo the u,em- ment mso. "r ae blizzard uaa- 'uy
 What shocking experiences ue sea- narlo writers a- 8 group mu#, have had
 II would help iot if Mir Hoover would assume control ot and admin  ls.er ;he c3ots
 
 Anyway mos. ol us can rejoice that we do not have To read tbe returned .quostonuairm
 Cou5raaI sWd lo re good for tae complexion saye gour oomple> ion and win Inc RaIt
 Y only families with babies are to .eet milk there is going to be real demand for oauble 8dbia
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 By a simple process Of arithmetic il is easily demonsua5le that light snow shovel s bes,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

And affcr few slippers days inc situation Hti he materially improved.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

CombreaI saJd Co He good for Che complexion Save gour aompleN ion and win tbo Rart
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

Anyway mo ol ms can rejoice that we do not have To read tbe returned luosti0nuaires
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

We mu- reach on, uoN lu- chat business and give Il t1e mu p
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

lt would help a tot if Mir Hoover would assume control ot and admin lster the coots
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

What the alst need most eom 10 be sometmns that vu produce smoke.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-19

And wo are snlFerl proud sf Che yves that gels into no particular eaa- gesIi0a
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-14
\ 4 4 4 ::
BRAYTON

Mrs. Ray Leonard and children
came down form Audubon last We'd
nesday for visit with her mother.
Mrs. Cora Freeman. She returned
to her home at Avoca Friday, &C.
companied by her sister. Mary Free
man.
Mrs. G.. L. Bison, H. S. Wattles
and Mrs. Earl Brown returned last
Friday from Aztec, N. NJ, where
they were called by the death Of
Mrs. Mack Thomas. Chas. Bison
remained over for a day in Denver.
John Nissen. Jr., visited last week
in. Council Bluffs with his brother
Peter, who is attending school there.
Peter returned home with him Sat
urday and will remain for a week.
Frank Jenkins, Percy Hallock
Garner Bartlett and Charles Jenkins
went to Des Moines Friday to wit
ness the CaddockZbysZko wrestling
match
Mrs. Soren Andersen and daugh-
ter Amelia went to Council Bluffs
home Tuesday.
Frank Jenkins went to Rising City,
Nebr. the latter part of the week
to join his wife. who is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Wilbur Bills and baby from
near Atlantic are spending the week
with her parents. II NJ. Bartlett and
wife.
Mrs. Peter Christensen OF Green
field was visiting last week with her
parents. p. p. Nelson and wife.
Mrs A. +. Andersen spent the lat
her mother. Mrs Kringle.
Mrs. Ray Nielsen has been very i'll
the past week but is a little better
at this writing.
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goods thereof shall be used only for
the purpose aforesaid, or said bonds
may be exchanged for said outstand-
ing warrants par for par; said out
standing warrants so paid or ex-
changed shall be cancelled simultan-
eously with the delivery of the bonds
hereby authorized, the intention be-
ing to change but not to increase the
Indebtedness of said county.
Section 5. The Board Of Supervis-
ors shall. in conformity to law, an
nually levy tax upon all taxable
property within said county, in adj
dition to the levy authorized for
other purposes. sufficient to pay the
interest coupons on the bonds here
by authorized and when the same
mature, and also a special levy to
pay the principal at maturity as re-
quired by law and the moneys aris-
ing from such levies shall be known
as the Bond Fund, Series February
1915" and shall be used for the pay
ment of said interest coupons and
said bonds and for no other purpose
whatever.
Section g. All resolutions or
parts of resolutions in conflict here
with be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Passed and approved January %.
1918.
{ Soren Madsen.
Chm Board of Supervisors.
Attest:
H. A. Northup,
County Auditor.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet again February IS, 1918.
Approved January %, 1918.
Soren Madsen,
Chm Board>of Supervisors.
Attest:
II. A. Northup.
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County Treasurer.


Section 3. In order to provide for
the funding of the Indebtedness here
in ordered to be funded said indebt-
edness shall be Gale for payment and
the County Treasurer is hereby au-
thorized and directed to take all ap-
propriate action.
Section 4 The bonds hereby au-
thorized shall be signed by the chair
man of the Board of Supervisors and
attested by the county auditor, with
the county seal affixed and he cou-
pons thereto attached shall each be
executed with facsimile signature of
the County Auditor: end the said
bonds with coupons attached when
so executed shall be delivered to the
County Treasurer and shall be by
him recorded, sold and delivered to
the purchasers thereof; and the pro-
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PUBLIC SALE!

in the Arnyw
of residence miles south of Rapids miles and miles north
Tom hnson farm
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bon, Iowa; and for the prompt pay
ment of this bond, both principal
and interest at maturity, the full
faith and credit Of said county are
hereby irrevocable pledged.
This bond is issued by the Board
of Supervisors of said County, pur-
with the provisions of sections 403
ct seq. Chapter l, Title LV, of the
Code of Iowa. as amended, and in
conformity with resolution of said
Board duly passed for the purpose
of funding like amount of the valid
subsisting Indebtedness of said coun-
Il, outstanding on the First day of
January. 1918, and until the issu-
ance of this bond.
And it is hereby certified and re-
cited: That all acts. conditions and
things required by the laws and Con-
stitution of the State of Iowa, to be
done precedent to and in the issu-
ance of this bond, have been properly
done. happened and been performed
in regular and due form as required
by law; that the Indebtedness funded
by the issuance of this bond was
valid, subsisting and legal indebted
ness of said county; and that the
total Indebtedness of said county
! including this bond. does not exceed
the Constitutional or Statuatory lin
itations
In testimony whereof said county
by its Board of Supervisors, has
caused this bond to be signed by
the Chairman of the Board, and at
tested by the auditor, with the seal
of said county affixed. as of the First
day of February, 1918.
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Attest:
County Auditor,
(SEALD County, Iowa.
Form of Coupon
| No. ........-...... S.-.-..------.----.-.
Audubon County. Iowa
| On ...........-..-.......1st, ID, the
Treasurer of Audubon County, Iowa,
will pay to the bearer ---...---..--....--..--
Dollars and ....--...----..-.-...---------C Gents,
at the office of the County Treasurer,
Audubon, Iowa. with exchange, for
semi-annual interest on its Funding
Bond dated February 1st, 1918. No.
.
|
County Auditor.
Form of Co. Treasurer's Certificate
County Treasurer's Certificate
State of Iowa
'ss.
County of Audubon
[ hereby certify that this bond has
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County of Audubon
hereby certify that this bond has
been duly recorded in a book for that
purpose in my office, in accordance
with section 404 of the Code of Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-14
County Auditor.

Form of Co. Treasurer's Certificate
County Treasurer's Certificate
State of Iowa
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-14

Audubon, Iowa, January 2S, 1918
One o'clock p. m.
The Board of Supervisors of the
County of Audubon in the State Of
Iowa, met in regular session. pur-
suant to law, to rules of said board
and to adjournment. The meeting
was called to order by the chairman
and the roll being called there were
present, Soren Madsen, chm. j. II.
Maharg and All Miller.
Absent, none
Supervisor Maharg introduced and
-ead the resolution next hereinafter
act out and moved its adoption, sec
ended by Al Miller, and after due
consideration thereof by the Board,
the chairman put the question upon
the adoption of said resolution and
fhe roll being called the following
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Chairman Board of Supervisors
Attest:
County Auditor,....------...-...
(SEAL) County, Iowa.
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1000 O'Clock a. m. being the
time fixed to which bids would be
received for Wood Bridge Foreman
for 1918, and the following bids hav-
ing been filed, were opened and
read:
George Cronkite, $4,000 per Mo.
George Wolfe, $4,000 per month
w. w. Wray, $3.50 per month.
Oh motion all bids for bridge fore
man we're rejected.
On motion bond of A. ]. VanSise
county engineer, was approved.
In the matter of the Petition of
]. l. Hensley ct al for vacation of
highway in Extra township. the au-
ditor was instructed to proceed &C
cording to law. (See road record d.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet again at one o'clock p. m.
Evening journal., 1918-01-03
Fresh Tits At
ARMY TQIIRY
Charles Eisonman Puts Short.
age Up ToQuarIermaster-
General
s. M. KAPLAN ALSO
GIVES TESTIMONY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--Army supply
contracts given through the Supplies
Committee OF the Council OF National
Defense to concerns In which commit
tee members are interested. were in
vestigated yesterday by the Senate Mill
tary Committee.
Charles Eisenman, vice chairman OF
the Supplies Committee, and a retired
clothing manufacturer, Of Cleveland.
and Samuel NJ. Kaplsn, Of New York.
one Of the dollar-a-year volunteer
members, were the principal witnesses.
The iatters testimony was confined al
most entirely 10 a contract with the
Base Sorting Plant, Inc, Of New York.
in which his brother Ira I. Kaplan. has
a third interest, for sorting army cloth
ing scraps. which was said to promise
profits Of 100000 annually The con-
tract recently was cancelled.
Work OF the Supplies Committee was
highly praised by Mr.. Eisenman. who
said Il had negotiated orders for sup
plies worth S900000,0O0 for the Quar-
termaster-G Generals Office. He defended
the committees practice OF approving
contracts with frms OF members, ex-
planning that In such cases interested
committeeman were excluded from the
negotiations.
Senator Mcclellan wanted 10 know II
this was not an evasion Of the law, but
Mr.. Eisenman insisted that the commit
tees practice was followed 10 conform
to the law. The committee members,
- from
men In the business who had proven
successful and that contracts with their
firms were made because full use OF
the country's manufacturing facilities
was necessary.
Both Mr. Eisenman and Mr.. Kaplan
had lively clashes with committee
members. Senator Mcclellan admonished
the latter, who emphatically resented
having his motives impugned, to speak
respectfully. and Senator Weeks heat
edly declared he was about as impu-
dent a man" as he had ever seen.
Statements Of Quartermaster-General
| Sharpe, regarding shortage OF army
I clothing, due TO failure to receive cloth
ordered through the Supplies Commit
/ tee, were squarely contradioted by Mr.
/ Eisenman. He asserted that supplies Of
cloth were delivered on time and faster
/ than It could be manufactured by the
| factories under General sharpe. He also
/ declared the Quartermaster-Gen e
ONCE was responsible for some short
/ ages, by mistakes IN routing clothing
| to contonments.
Mr.. Eisenman told the committee he
| had recommended and the 0uarter-Mas-
/ ter-General had approved reducing the
wool content in overcoats, blankets anc
/ other clothing and substitution Of WOO
/ substitutes, or "shoddy," saying the
quality was not impaired. and that al
good OF better garments were Sc
cured.
The scrap sorting contract both Mr.
/ Eisenman and Mr. Kaplan asserted, wal
intended TO give the contractors a pron
OF only one-hslf cent a pound, all owe
that 70 be returned to the government
He protested against its recent annul
ment by General Sharpe. who said thu
price Of six cents a pound for sortinl
was excessive.
Our records" said Mr.. Eisenman
ARE open and complete, and will SHOW
whether our job has been well done.