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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24

stitch. It must sew equally well upon fine and heavy fabrics; make crepe waist today and wooen skirt next week
 It must not be noisy Noise is all right in factory maybe, but we don't want 1t in horae.
 Rowland machines meet the demand of women who wish to save time, in comfort save money. They cost less than any other machines of equal worth They quiet and with ease and speed. Each is guaranteed to do good work.
 And now they offered to members of the Rowland Sewing machine club a special plan. Whoever joins the club may choose machine pay the cash price for it but in small amounts at convenient intervals and have it delivered on payment of the first sum of
 one dollar
 Not an extra penny to pay; just the usual cash price but easy terms. Come try machine and see how easy running it is. If your husband is Q man who knows ma chlnery, have him and see what good piece of ma chlnery you may choose
 Eclipse machines New England machines
 S2z5O $275O
 Reliance machines
 $295O
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
Fine Things that rival satin.

Springs coat or jacket is to be made glowing and glorious and rich at small outlay. New Things of sateen will do it-they rival the rich est of satins in their splendid patterns feet
 Colors of richness. Patterns of distinction and in colors that either haronze contrast finely. And many of them.
 One yard wide 85c & 95c yd Striped sateens in either wide narrow combina- tons-and blacks with figures in rose blue or lavender that particularly good for pettcoats-a yard wide
 59c
 lain dooR~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
IoArBARDO'S CONDITION
 IS CRITICAL

The condition of John Lombardo of 1926 North avenue. at St. Vincent's hospital is still critical, according to reports from that institution today. Following a quarrel with his step mother, yesterday afternoon, Lom- bardo swallowed seven and a half grains Of mercury bi-ch1oride.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
Tasteful and strong
 new ginghams-39c

Ginghams to make dresses for home service. Ginghams for girls dresses. bright cheery gathering; in many colors and con- rasts of coor in pads and checks and plain coors and smart stripes.
 Seems good to greet such collection more at such price.
 Thirty-two inches wide 39c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
Pretty combination ribbon for camisoles.

soft light fine ribbon that combines delicious shades of blue and pink half of it's surface in each color Pretttiy made up by using this combination for top and bottom and plain blue pink center section of camisoe.
 Stitch the three sections together either in plain fancy stchcansoe of unusual beauty and danness is the result In widths from No 1 to 215 inch-6c to 35c yard
 Center front
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
PrO=LinO felt flooring 40C.

Pro-Lino is handsome floor covering that looks like oi1cloth-and is better.
 It has patterns clear and sharp though painted by the hand of expert It has surface that is hard and tough.
 Actually it is sort of felt thoroughly saturated with mixture of oil and other materias-and then printed in these cheerful and clear patterns Some like hardwood in effect some are tiled some of carpet desgns-but all clear and sharp: and fine combinations of color.
 Usual price of Pro-Lino is 75 cents
 square yard; this little lot of short AO
 pieces, per sq yd- 41C
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
Rogers silver little more than 1=2!

From one of the Rogers factories of own good state of Connecticut lot of worthy tableware at almost half of usual price, any table.
 variety of pieces covering all in customary in nearly every home.
 Every piece made of tough light strong nickel silver with heavy Al plating of pure silver Yet price is small that every piece may be gladly put into everyday service.
 We want no omsunderstanding:-Th is not the 1847 Rogers silver such able to offer at half price little time ago. 'Tis from another Rogers factory worthy, attractive, durable.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24

some dark hues with special appeal. Brightness and beauty combine-here is a touch o Victory red, for example. A number of.styles, all of impressive or $7.50- PF"OO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24

To Cure @ Cold in Ono Day Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUETT-E CTAbIets)- It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. GROVES signature on each box. goo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-24
Biggest aid to home sewing.

Nothing to equal good sewing-machine for speeding and cas- ing all the home sew ing.
 How it puts the minutes to good ser vice! How it saves money! But it must be a good one.
 Home sewing-m chine must run easily and smoothly - and sew with an even
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04

only exit and entrance TO the camp
leads up and down the longest and
steepest incline railroad in the world
II is 5000 feet from the base OF the
mountain to the camp location. The
elevation is more than 5000 feet,
varying at times from IS TO 81 de-
grees.
Mr.. Lewis and he entire company
took their lives in their hands in
reaching the location OF this camp,
and again in making their descent as
ne road over which they Travelled was
built only for the transportation Of
logs. Before the lumber company
would allow Mr.. Lewis or the mem
bers Of his company to use the road
they were Obliged TO sign slips as
uming all responsibility in case OF az
cident
The trip TO camp was made on flat
cars In zero weather. with huge
pillow breaking way through
the swirling drifts. Once. when the
train stopped to allow the pillow 10
break a path through an unusually
large DRIFT. Mr.. Lewis left the fla'
car and climbed out on a PROJECTING
ledge. overlooking the valley 1000
feet below Recent rains had evil
IDENTITY undermined the foundation
for just as Mr. Lewis stood upright.
the ground crumbled away and the
big holder started on a crashing trip
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04

film productions. II is his theory that
TO try TO spread the gospel of good
cheer in dark room is even more
ridiculous than expecting people TO
laugh during a funeral procession.
Therefore his new Aircraft photo
play. THE Knickerbocker Buckaroo,'
which will be shown at the Cozy Thea
tire tomorrow is laid in bright cheer
ful interiors. He had an idealistic
Mexican town built in preference TO
the typical setting that usually eN-
PLOTS negligence and filth on the part
of the natives and is bound 10 be dis
tasteful to screen patrons. This town
was erected on the side OF a Californ-
ia hill. vivid with colorful touches
that are pleasing and automatically
have effect on The action of the play
The new picture IS said TO be based
on sound constructive philosophy. not
OF a preachy nature. but treated in
comedy dramatic spirit Fairbanks
believed that the people Of America
like to laugh. Tie likes 90 laugh. II
braces him up and makes him feel
fine and keeps him in prime mental
condition. To him. laughter is a me-
cessity. His nervous system requires
II. and Il is the object Of his new
picture TO make everybody laugh.
with the hope that It will bring z
happy moment to those who know
for the most part only sorrow ami
discomfort.
Marjorie Daw appears opposite
IN the new production in
his latest film. directed boy Albert
Parker. with a supporting cast thai
includes Frank Campeau. Edyth ChaP
man. Albert McQuarrie. Ted Reed
and William Wellman.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
Amusement
Column

Tpday: Beloved Imposter," ,by
Gladys Leslie. Come TO second show
after patriotic speaking at tabernacle
Tomorrow. "Knickerbocker Buck
eroo". by Douglas Fairbanks.
Monday: Daughter Angelo by
Pauline Starke. "vod-a-Vill Movies
Tuesday ITO Him That Hath, by
Montague Love Fords Educational
Weekly
Wednesday. The Terror OF the
Range" 4th Episode. Fortunes O.
Corinne," by Gloria JOY; "Hoot
Mon" by Harold Lloyd
THURSDAY children OF Danish
ment by Mitchell Lewis. Mitchell
Lewis is one OF the best actors on
the screen today His pictures are
All OF the RIG OUT Doors Alaskan
scenes. etc. lie has been on this screen
several tines. and my patrons have
had nothing but praise for his pro
ductions.
Friday. The man who wouldn I
tell. by Earl Williams. This actor
needs no introduction In snyder Hi
plays are all good and entertaining
Saturday The GYPSY Tail b.,
Bryant washburn. "A Tom Mix Com
edv
Who could ask for week or
better pictures
Amy night you come YOU will get
value received"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
CITATION BY PUBLICATION

The State OF Texas.
To the sheriff or any constable OF
Scurry County, greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10
cause to be published once each
week tor a period OF ten consecutive
DAYS before the return day hereof
in a newspaper OF general circulation
which has been continuously and reg
ularly published fev a period Of not
less than one year in said Scurry
county. a copy OF the following notice
The State of Texas.
To all Persons interested IN the
welfare of Marshall c. Higgins,
minor: Mary Olive Higgins has field
in the county court OF Scurry county,
an application for guardianship upon
the estate of said minor, which will
he heard at the next regular term OF
said county court of Scurry county
Texas. to be holden at the court
house thereof, in the city of Snyder
on the 14th day of July, A. D., lslS,
the same being the second Monday
in July. A. D., 1919, at which time
and place al persons interested in
the welfare of said minor are cited
to appear and contest. If they see
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
ITO HIM THAT HATH" IL
PARTICULARLY STRONG PLAY
Montague Love Has One Of the Most
Forceful Roles lie has Ever
Assumed In This Pro-
duction.

ITO Him That Hath" the new
World Picture. Is u particularly
strong play And in it Montague Love
the popular star, has one Of the most
forceful roles he has ever assumed.
The story tells OF the manner in
which David Aldrich, a struggling
author, assumed the guilt OF MS
great friend and benefactor, Philip
Morton. when upon the latter 5 death
David finds that Morton had stolen
$4,000 OF the money intrusted to MIN
"a the head OF an East Side Mission
Davdd does this because he realizes
that If It becomes kown that Morton
was a thief all his splendid WORK al
tho mission will be ruined. To the
East Siders Morton has always STOOD
for everything good and noble ana 10
have IL become known that he was
merely a thief would utterly destroy
his wonderful work at the mission
So David says that he stole the
money and he goes to the peni'en-
,,ary for the crime. He does TINS
despite the fact that he is in love
with Helen Chambers, whose father Is
a director of the mission.
when David finally gets out Of
nrison he finds life a hard propose
ton and he meets with many expert
ences which are interesting and uh-
usual. Eventually David and Helen
are happily reunited.
ITO Him that Hath" is tremeh-
dously strong play. 1t is the sort oil
a picture you long remember 30
sure to see it on Tuesday al the
Coy Theatre.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04

through the trees and brush to the
level below. Mr.. Lewis jumped clear
and grabbed the limb OF an overhang-
ing tree, but for several seconds he
was forced to fight for "A tread-mill
footing on the slipping rock until
he was able to swing himself TO one
side.
This incident furnished the mar.
lrowest escape from actual death
that Mitchell Lewis has ever expert
enced, and while IL completely un-
nerved the other members OF the
big Mitch" laughingly
jumped back on the flat car and or
dered the engineer TO continue to
the camp.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04

proper said application. being num-
Der S65 on the docket of said court.
Herein fail not but have you be-
fore said court on the said first day
of the next term thereof, this Writ
with your return thereon, showing
how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court, at office in Snyder.
Texas, this the 3rd day of July, A.
d., 1919. 4
(Seal w. NJ. CURRY. Clerk
County Court Scurry County. Tex
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
'Mitch" Lewis Has Narrow Escape
From Death.

For the locale OF children OF Ban
ishment." Mitchell Lewis second Sc
lect Picture, which will be seen on
Thursday at the Cozy Theatre. Mr..
Lewis selected the site of lumber
company in the Yosemite Valley
which is the only lumber company
operating within the limits of the No-
semitic National Park Reserve. The
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
Notice.

We are now located on North side
OF square, where we expect to keep
all kinds of electric appliances, wash
ing machines, Sewing Machines,
Ranges. or anything else you may
want.
When the New Type CA Lamp
comes you should get one or more.
They are the Newest Thing Electro
cal.
Snyder Ice & Electric CO.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-07-04
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS FILM
HAS BACK GROUND Full
or CHEERFULNESS
Builds Ideal Mexican Town For Art
crafts The knickcrhoCkcr
Buckaroo."

Artistic photography is quite ~
vogue. but Douglas Fairbanks be.
lieves in bright, cheerful back
grounds for his particular type OF
pictures. rather than the dim. indef-
mite setting. Characteristic of some
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
MILD WINTER,
 SAYS THE CHIEF Descendant Of old soothaayer Who Wears Moccasins. Predicts
 Pleasant Season

Everything .s we'll and Che world skps mcuiy from Che prriholion to tho aphclion. Chief Nicholai the | Ninth has spokc and in Che spak'ng |ucs Che solocIng thought that thc coming winter is to be mild and a pleasantly bright one. No more win |lt bo necessary to worry over Che number Of gloomy days that accord | Ing Co Hoyic and Che Great Law of ! Averages. should mark Che passing of Che winter months. There win be no gloom SO says N.choloi Che | Ninth TO be sure. it la not the same Nicholal who from his humble |cobiu overlooking Chester creek dur- ling Che past three years has acted as Che official proenosucator for Am cborage. but it is tho shade Of that worthy old oborginc That Che shade Is worthy onshoot of che Mighty Fish Eater who has gone to become part oi tho MaIamuic heaven Jos evidenced by Che fact that Che shade wcors Che same moccos.us as worn by Che Ancestor and caia for salmon bellies .u Che came tone of voice.
 "Gluk Co Hoe Gluk Fczcrr@om Snow au not mucklo and sun him long lime come not much hide." n these words did Che successor Of tho Oncc Great Warrior of che Ku.k Tribe cmbody Che character Of tho coming weather As hc gave birth To these few wordy gems of s.wash wisdom. four atalwart onapruea Of hIs lo.ns. with am aggregate height Of IfN fcct were eathercdt iu the comor of his ancestral cabin which had done service for thirty-onc gene crauons and as they wrcsued with Che cooucs and the remnants Of six dog-faced salmon. nodded in silent, accord their assent to the words Of their potonal forobear
 NichoIai Che Ninth Is a great man among bIa own people. Ho tells thom every Wednesday afternoon what Che weather s going to bt for Che next week Depending upon hs message the sons Of tbc Father snatch salmon Of eullcbans from ,he Barrel Of Che Tribe. If Che weather ls to bc bad hoy snatch salmon m order that thc odor which cmanatcs from Cine fatty sides of the King of Che Sea may ward od Che melancholy moods spr.ugug from bad weather but if Che signs for Che week .portcnd good weather pride Of Che KnIks take bundle Of cullchaus Co their bosom Epictcms
 says that tbcre is greater oil content In One cuIcbau chan u tho salmon Note Che wisdom Of Che children of Che Spruce bough genus Anchorage Times
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
CHARLIE BACK

Charles E Parker returned on Che City of Seattle. after having been gone from this vicinity for Che past two yeau He enlisted In tho ma- urc during Che drst days of Che war He was sent to France os an ayIator for Che Fiith Marine Division and was gassed After returning Co thc United States he was at Letter man Hospital ot San Francisco for a long time conyalescine After be- coming we'll he was sent on @ roe cru'unr detail and received his dis- charge six weeks ago. Charlie lcn last night on Che Esieboth for Hoo nah, from which place he win so to Strawberry Point where his parents arc how living on a farm
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
BROTHER SICK

Ed Harris arrived Iu Juneau carly hs week with bis brother C. IT, Harris from Chlchogot The latter Is very sick with a nervous affiic- lion chat it Is thought was brought on by a severe attack of rheumatism. When he was brought to town he wos i'm am almost hopeless condition and was also accompanied to town by Dr R. " Ellie Recently hia condition has somewhat Improved and he has been able to secure a utuo sloop Ed Harris was for a number Of years @ resident of Doug las Island but h.s brother ls mot
 known here
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
MILTON GETS PARTY

In honor of h.s departure for &c., otuo. to go back Co Ono home of hif parents Mr. and Mrs. M V Chr.st- man. big party was given to Mil- ton Craftsman at Che homo Of hIa grandparents on Tuesday evening
 An Che lltlo boys In Mllona claa In school were present beside soho of thcir parents and au Che school teachers.
 Everyone had a dnc time and lots of good things to cat Games ucre played. and Carl Erickson got Ono prize for plunng Che tau on Che donkey Tho Ituo guests were un der Che impression that it was birthday party. 80 everyone brought giu
 Milton camo here several months ago with ha grandfather Gustav Gundlcr and has been living with his grandparents and started school for thc first time immediately after his arrival Ho wont to Seattle on Che City Of Semitic with his grand mother who win spend several months visiting with her daughter Mra M V. ChrIatmon and family The little fellow has had a dolight- ful time while he has been here and he win be much missed
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
BIG PARTY

Twenty tables were in play at Che Eagles card party on Wednesday night at Che Eagle hul The prize winners were Mrs. E. s. Jewell Ia- dlos' fmt prize and Mrs Axoi Kron- qy.st consolation Mike nor.ch won Che gonuemen's first prize and Charles Patterson Che consolation.
 A dnc lunch was served after Che card playing The lunch was furu- .shed by Che wives oi Eagles Dane ng was enjoyed for a time after supper
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
POSTPONED

The basket bah game that was scheduled Go be played on December f-h has been postponed until Thursday December 18th. -Wc don, know he reason for Che postpone mont unless Che Thmo players have 10 figured ont chat Il Che world comes to am end ou tbe l7tb. as predicted. .hcy win not have to play Che game.
 Whatever time che Douglas dre- mon cau snatch away from other in- door sports bcy have been deyouug to pmciciug for Che game The rmne mon have played two games already one a practice game and one real game and they also have boon training very faithfully
 rho game ou Che evening of Che Ish should be @ very good one. and ue would like to ask au followers of snort to witness it
 Manager Grmdlor of Che Fircmou's team In au exclusive interview Go Inc News made Che statement that hc only lhug that would keep his team from defeating Che college stars from Thane would be tho fact that ,be world had come Co au end Che day before thc game
 The Thauc mon arc equally cone dent orlWuuug. as they expect Go hc In excellent shape for Che game.
 W.h both teams SO confident there should bc vcrr pretty contest uo.I worth seeing by anyone
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
NAV CONF BACK

I is reported that Max Kalish. manager O. tho Humboldt Steamship Company a contemplating putting thc steamer back on the Northern ruu At present Che boat .s on a California run.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
CANNERY MAN LEFT

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Long loft last week for Che South Thoy win spend Che holidays at Portland Oregon. and win bo away for perhaps two months.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
VISIT BROTHER

Ed. Dnsavcr loft on tho City of Seattle. He is going Co California to visit over tho hoildays with hia brothor. Mr Dilaavor has boon an engineer employed by tho TroodwelI Company for many years
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

~slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. r. Goddard. Saniarium. Alauka--Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
HAs BEEN IIL

Mrs. Frank pearco has been quite ll at her homo at Troadwol for Che past several weeks. She hns now ro- covered Co considerable extent
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

Kodak printing and developing done neatly and promptly by Mrs. Jack Mccormick Leave orders at Elmer E. smith.a or phone rrcadwcll 233.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
Wan5 Boat

BW Miller s advertising for % boat Hc already has one. but has found taat It is too small for prao- I.al purposes. This time he wants t 3O-iootor that would be suitable tor roums Bn had ou experience .bIs winter that has rather discour- aged him of open-boat travelling in Alaskan waters at loast iu Che wine tor time
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

WANTED "A secondhand piano. Wm pay cash. Address Box g9l lu- ueau.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

FOR SALE One mare. six ycaw old; S65. Guaranteed first class. J H DcB'ondeau Hainos or phone rroadweu lf for information
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
DOCTOR LEAVES

Dr and Mrs. w. H Gage lofl last week for Seattle where they win lo- cate for Che future Dr. Gage has bcon physician In charge at Che hos- ptal here for Che past several months
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

Piano for rent Phone ll3. Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
LEFT FOR HOLIDAYS

Mr. and Mrs p R. Bradley aud son. Henry and twin daughters Ruth and Frances. left on Che Aia- meda They win go Go California where they win spend thc holidays visiting witch relatives and friends
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
Gc5d Trip

The Emma wh Capt Ness ir command returned from Peters burg. whore Che dsh woro sold. and .,lt tor Che fishing grounds oariy this week The trip to Petersburg was a successful one and a good price was .H.f.|maI
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
On Beaoh

Uu NtHNN
 Tho city of Rome is on Che bench Icar thc saw mil lwhcro it win stay .or Che rest of Che winter
 Came to Town
 Tom Ryan camo ,o town last week rom his winter camp up Che roku Ivcr Be was accompanied by Wil- lam Strong They made Che "trip from thc mouth ol Che river in an lncu boat witb an outboard engine.
 Home I'm
 The taubut boat Homo arrived m port mst Saturday evening with a .ar.o of haubut rho dsh were sold u Juneau and thc boat left again .olcrday for the fishing banks This yW be lbc Jos, trip Of Che Home be- 0rc Christmas
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-23
Examination For Post Masters

There will be two vacancies in post
offices in Steele County soon and the
U. S. Civil Service Commission will
hold examinations to fill them. One
will be held at Hope on Feb. 14th to
fill the vacancy at Sherbrooke. The
other will be held at Fargo on Feb.1 S
to supply the vacancy at Luverne.
Full information regarding these ex-
aminations may be had by enquiring
at post office at place of vacancy or
from the U. S. Civil Service Commits
sion Washington, d. c.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-23

In the Methodist Church, Sunday
morning, the topic will be "The Time
Table of the Almighty The attend
ance at Sunday School was fine, but
it can still be better. Many parents
still continue to cheat their children
of a training they should have. At
the evening service the Pastor will
give a review of DR.. Patterson-Smyths
book, God and the War. 1t answers
many interesting questions. All men,
young folks in the community are in
vited.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-01-23

The weather continues fine again
this week and as stated in the last
issue, automobiles and Fords are able
to navigate the roads. Sleighing is
not a good as it was the previous
week. This will undoubtedly go on
record as the warmest January in the
history of the country.