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THE MINNEAPOLIS MORNINC! Tit TUESDAY OCTOBER a VJV2. 11 Yorr Ctedit Is Good I I It A la the Past 24 Hours. FIREMEN OF NO. 8 ENGINE HOUSE HANDLE SHOVELS ON NEW STATION 'tt lfiiL'ih the court fivstfiii itf PbiJ Ut that the recall of: juiigti existftl in tie u.ttmia, but ti. ii.u) el oui of his listen.

when -tU'lt'i! that tiit-rt' were not re- I cfiik'il by vote, but through the action of thp povonior jioiicral. Thrre arn no juries tiiero, ht sai.l, ami jaddps" arn ai.t):ntf for life, or (iuring fcOO'i tiftias tor. Mr. Klliutt will bt a speaker at the annual mwtintr of the Civic and Com-1 juorce a.4Hociation. W1 rs do Nor Our flew Terms $100 Purchase $5 Down and $5 Per Month HI KNOW TIIilKf.

IN I MTKH 1.11 IS ITS if i Airrv il FAIR fKKMS OF FA SI II I illOII.O IS NO EsTAIi-MsHViKNT TIIK STTKs WHICH HON- SI II iiamhsk. I'KICKS, HI CI VII NTS AMI It A I rVTOMAIill I MsTANCKS AKISK, As IOKS "Tilt NEW KNt-LAND." -i iaa an iMiiinr i111" i inn minimi hm mtr i.iki: I'OM 1 1 I Cyr Kiw Tcr.iis $50 Purchase $3 Down and $3 Per Month. Floor Covering Bargains fN SPECIAL SALE TUESDAY, 100 "ROYAL WILTON" VELVET ETJG3 in Carpet Sizes; of Best Quality, made on the Ames Electric Machine with Invisible Seams and Mitres and with Carefully Matched Corners. Every Rug Sized so as to lay Perfectly Flat on tie Floor Without Tacking. THE DESIGNS are Very Beautiful, most of them being Exact Reproductions of Fina Oriental Rugs.

There are Just Two (2) Sizes, and hut Fifty (50) Rugs of each Size, as follows: CA BUGS 8-3x10-6; Regularly -V 35: TUES- Al. CA DAY. HALF. OR xD 1 CA DITTO, 9-0x12-0; Regularly UU TUES $21.00 DAY EACH at Tho New EiiK'and jtv ii "111 it ') I I CASH, OR $3.00 DOWN AND MONTH. PURCHASE enables us to of-fer Tuesday's Business Fifty (50) Pieces Printed Linoleum, Ten Styles Regularly 60c; TUES- AC SQUARE YARD tOC Vx''r Future Orators to Profit By Politicians' Errors rirofcsor in Charge crt I'ublic Sjicakiiij; Class, Conducts First Session.

Students to Cla-iity Speaker by Mraks Ranging I-'roin Excellent to "I 'link." Of! a i' sefki'ii tiiiiHt ln careful what they my in jiublitt ami bow they nay it, in this hi'iison for cauililati'a they am )ipnig ivati-hnl. Mcmheri of tho city council nhouhl kuovv that for the next li weeks their every wordK Hpoken in i tinjx may be jotted tlowH fur later tcrtittiiy arid dia-eection. After dinner orators may note with ome curioxiiy a cbiner following; of their lliyhts" thau usually accorded them. EXTRA QUALITY PRINTED LIN Regularly 70c; TUES- r-p- SQUARE YARD ODC VERY HEAVY INLAID LINO-f a Beautiful Line of Patterns; TUESDAY, QC YARD VOC "AXMINSTER" RUGS in ft Selection of Colors and Designs, Regularly An mjr tpO.O lum is all tiue to the fact that tins) j. Lieutenant Soderberg of No.

8 in public epeaking, couducted by i gtue house, who had charge of the fire- p. U4ci nicuiw; ii--: Nem in Brief. THE NEW V. noliBnid' 20 (in. lluoiruerleas, arrived at KcniiMlv's.

I'rloc tJi AilyftUm ift. KOUSEHOIJ) EXPENSE BOOK FREE Cull h.Kh Dipartiiwut, Minncwta l.nun A. 'Ut lxl av 8 ami 4th t. THE EADISSOK gW mure value fyr yn.r iBMev thin any othar plau In the city, irvi'o at rcaaunebls pilcea. Advertiau-lumt.

TO TTK MISSING -Ida Ionian. year old, Wwleit nvi'iiu'i, left, borne anil i as not be't heard of site, ills l-l jrar-jli Irotaer, 1 rn ko. accutnaote tifin. IKE MINNEAPOLIS SAVINGS ft LOAM Ast'iilia nmr paid Urn Ulan A it tllr )(! on altnte dep.iiu In twemjr-T 21 fitiaraaty Biilg Advertisement. FIXE MEFUOEE KETITEN8 Wiliiam Huliuu.

nlin 'luth in it f-irtwf. urea nlong lUlny lllvcr two yo.ir iid through (rlBy tm hi return to lento)-tta Bear HumJttU-. GUI. SIPDKNTfi SHOW Ifi CREASE Kgi (ration fur th ftjn'Jitntr it- fara af-hiwl at tn Willi of wrU altar, liitllrirtes tuat to of am In t1niti nnu-n hi-tr ttile nith the gtria. BAKT CHECKISO 00 PLAKKEO A bahy cktw.Ung room aril a iMnlug pn toi iiw iilaun lor lh Fitut Bitit e( lit.

I'snl. The clMf-h rom will lip easrfu of i trained atirae. All will I free. TEST rOU. armi.il na4nr.ui Ivit tlx! ii'luii at ataff mt uiii tu i I'niil.

ill atari at tin i It route -iirra rfll till, aim ut be tmnrid Utrne l'iT, aji4i(- mila i oaj. wit ui-itw 'kl is tcitt. eiriL KPita a buegiar-aiu i'rti. lTi4 Clikat ateuue. ttiatxtytriHl 4 Iturtar tu utnt hin'c tKH-r'lny, aim iUixtiy notiued her IOthr, vlKi teitil into wu a UtfUli-' awl clll tho (Silica.

Wlniti tin? ar-i Un barglar waa pw. H4KO 0XIKADE8 EITECTITE lian.I grm-iiavtl litairtHc tu tf'it a vrliMl iiiijl': of imln from at-ttlng flro to txi i mcit wlit it It ubIct tiw Latual KlKtl'itt Tl.lopl. liiWfrt tlr by rcntln ttus rv4 tue fir'. IinK LOSSES BECBEA8E Htatialk. fHl by Htt rtta llunoai Kflwr Uw tbaf in Miiiucaula t.w la Ure k.aaaa )aruK I i ikhjUi of Hi't-un-r av orcj mbr.

1WI. I'bff lt Ih'1 that lunur- i wcnsil l'o tlmo of thf Iwwi. taxicab DairEa fined omn MtU liwt aoulU, aa Bn-l (.1 tiy lii lgc jirjr la Oiankitiat wiurt vntxrtlar li 4rSvldt on tlw y-vn aul ol th- airprt. I 'jr int -t lil wIiwmIcM a 1X1, kBurklaf tiunn art Kraal-iti, aa at the Mhr rtnl of tlw jipe. C1X0 MILLEk AILSEBXED li in hy Itoi rut Jury "April it, i a atattsiiirjr rbarge, a arr lvil jiinuy mi Hikln by of VAl oopor.

loiut? Nb'tlff Shi.a Ullier to tje toutuy jail MlUcf ar tia twrn mtting tu SCHOOL rCD INCREASES Til Ortotw i of ID torrent ifliuol fnni) flit iri, cw Hi' to In lh tilf of ttie la. Ili' on tint wa aiut wilt be ill tUiiiui! aiw-of puiilln, at th rate vt AiM Taia fe a Stt pvt tvut lfivi4a 'r Wat -ar. IIEVAMT FBOBLEM UZZt Ir'nn rtiiilora-ot atict indicate oat- of tl xii In wrtant (tirla mn In tlua city. Jl ia Mill tlat tho ilcrinnl for cnoka ao'i nlt-i- haryMtara aw thrfwlwa haa hi-n ao rot a fo rau iMiaaixt of awwa to work si Irt touetry. PJSTAt CtEBXfe XEOBGAXIZE P.iMw.

r-)r tn tt lutb tltllt) mt fmtrilaf tnortiiaf at the Mt. Paul ptofflfi" and lirtiM- I nt rorfitaattoa, Kit-riiitcolt 'rant urnwnr at tlm aim kanl it tJfi.Otil wout: iwurraaarf (or tbr pay-1 i.wut tue aaiar mrrmnra. MAS LOCEB LIFE IK ar iiror' plant. tt whiir iwrkiivf la th ttom of ltu almfi. farla-m va Mamarrll ami i) He lltnl at Atdrlca ayrau awitii.

MK BEICBE TOBK rny nm a. ho yia-Cm! Huali Jilil'ini2, ui'fBt at tb tat i mployfunt )lnl ni rfttl relil(l w'sf-fDt any nt, of i o.Trd thrra. "Tin. 'sa lor Hnaiill'nJ nvtamtn bv arr Ikhb lilirti ht yar," ralu Mr. Jtnuiln.

"but re raar.it v.t tt Btn to wotk." PAflKG TTMB EXTENDED Tha l.wra of t.mtty mn.iail(irrr yrnnfril tU nr-fal Tontrat'tlfte cimpanj" an ytteualoa of 'm In rywpirtlnK tti lal wile of Viiil.iaft, fnai wt. 1.1 t. Jn 15. 101 Tlw 'Tpft of mrathi'r romlttiftftK on i-mMit was (ir too au bit aai.ii( ft tli ctletikiua ftliw. TSAMP2 CABE PLAKHED J.

I. O'Connor. of th Aornd (1iarltia. laid that ilani w-ro irail to care for the trampa bo atop In M'tin -niili wh or. aoiith-iranl moyaim' the broat Bflda.

The iironro of tit treatment of ttiia rlara of bioo th bt thoiiuht a od rffort of the social norltna." kc aaW. WiVABB TO tAD HOT GCILTT S'nn J. Twmwlly. attomry for Matthew Mi-N'ahb, al-t-l yiolntw oi the yiffita lav law, aalri ti'eht that Ma cltoat inniH plead Bot tfiillty In th Ramy eotinty tliatrtrt rourt to (li lo'lu-tmrnt aaalnt him. McVahli waa ilinrhr- from tho Katrawy rounty loll aftr four mouthe on the fpdcral rji.

It tij- th atai wttb a utattitory rrlmi'. MEETINGS Entertainments Illcliani of th I'Byrlty uf prptiidcd last nlslit at tli Itoli-rtfton tradiitK in Htratur. lit tbo ral Iiaitit 'hurrh Ir. John Roltrrtnon I'ail ft bi Itarrl'a "IJttl arid uar Ui tiialvt aotnc ponia of It'bert Burn. "fin t.mi: I I'urdo, aoprane, aaD( tittili nans'.

tlllllam A. Qtiaylc. of the Methodist Viilacvpat church, will H.llvpr a lecture. "Th Tiamiff of Kin Van at tno SwIUh Tctiinlp, Si-vmUi attwt. and Tnth avuti aouili.

VVfin a.l.t.y Oct. B. Th pricrit trf the lecture will (tlieit to thf- Einatiiwl )IetlHiHit rknrcli. I.rndale anil Thirtieth nvn't north. A rPep(lor.

will hild for the ti'hop Tuewiiijr vulnij Iu the Hamlin I'niypr- Ity Socialists File by Petition bix Candidates for Council Opponent for Judge Montgomery Is Sought. The decisions of Judge Montgomery or ine municipal court against the arrested for obstructing th', streets has aroused the ire of members of that "arty to the extent that tliev expect to nie a candidate by pet i- tion to run against him in tho (ieueral I election. T. E. Lattimer, candidate! for congress on the Socialist ticket, said that' the leaders were canvassing the situation before circulating Six Socialist candidates for aldermen filed by petition yesterday.

They were Charles .1. Johnson, who entered the Tenth ward contest against Joseph Do Republican, and A. 1). Hoar, Democrat; W. H.

Hawson in the Fifth; F. Beard in the Seventh; Albert Voelker, Ninth: O. P. Nash, Eleventh ward; and J. F.

King, Twelfth ward. Each candidate said he had no trouble in securing the names necessary for his petition which is 10 per cent of the vote cast two yearn ago. Thomas Van Lear, Socialist candidate for mavor, T. E. Lattimer, candidate for congress, and O.

A. Kohlstadt, candidate for Thirteenth ward aldermen, were the sneakers at a meeting held last night ia the Lak Harriot Commercial club. CONTESTS FOE SCOUTS' BALLY Preliminary Plana lor Boys' Event Are Outlined. Twenty Minneapolis scoutmasters last night prepared preliminary plan for the boy scouts' railv to be Tield on the paradu grounds, Saturday, Oct. 10.

Division leaders for the rally with their colors were named as follows: First division, F. M. Harig, red; second division, Allen, white; third division, G. L. Wilson, blue; fourth divi-lion, A.

8. Zaehe, brown; fifth division, E. J. Gasiuk, grey. The division leaders were appointed members of a mmitlee complete details for the 't men, 2.

The crew of their picture. 3. Breaking the fthovelmen. firemen pose ground for for the Forty firemen laid amue helmets, bootn and hose nozzle yesterday, picked up shovel and picks and sturted the work of moving some few thousand tons of dirt from Forty-sixth street and' Pleasant avenue to the site of the new fire house to be built at Forty-sixth titreet and Nicollet avenue. Work on toe fi rehouse can not be started until the lot oil which it ia to stand hat been filled.

The council appropriated to build the new station houe. but loraot to allow any monev to be tinted to rill the loL Yester-dav Fire Chief Kniger detailed one man from each station in the city and several other from various stations to do the iiilinn. It im estimated the work will take at leet 15 davg. The firemen went to" work yesteruay morning. Scrapars and wa irons were borrowed by the department, from thfi citv and drivers who are wont to fingtr the reins of spirited' horses traHrping oa their way to a fire were perched high on lumbering scrap- ers and dirt wnpotw making blow trips to too site of the new building.

BADISSON HOTTl ANI KESTACRANTS Ladies' specials prepared in chafing dishes during lunch vime in tho Chateau room at popular prices. dvertisement VARIETY AGAIN COMPLETE Altlioutrh we thought we were amply prepared for an unusually large fall business, we foetid that we did not anticipate our wants anywhere near to the demand; consequently, for the past two weeks we hate beau out ot sizes lit many cf our most popular nmihors. These number are now replenished and orders for future shipments placed to the extent that wo feel quite, sure of beintf able to supply every possible deinaut. There lire new suedes, new tans, new gun metals for women; new tans and irnninetalM for meu nail new iuts for boys and Elrls. ome tttid see If we don't show the best shoes for tbe niouey.

Shoe Store DOOR OF HEALTH IS OPEN WIDE TO Wards to Get More Cash by Increased Valuation; i Rate Will Remain the Same, bit Larger Amounts Will Be Raised. Cut of Levy in Fifth Will Be More Thau Offset by Change, All the waniH will moie lor their ward funds uext year thaa this lhm is caused by any in- I creatte iu the ward ftind tax rate for 1 there has been nnno lint hv in- I creased valuation of real and perwonal propert iu iue various wards. i ward nhowH an increase. The only ward in which there has been any change in the tax rate is the Filth,) where it dropped from Loll to 1.25. The increased valuation will practically cover the loss from the lower rate.

The First ward jumped in valuation from to 3,771,114: the Second from to the Ttiiid from to thu Fourth from $05,935,512 to tho Fifth from to the Hixth from to the ISeventh from i. to tue tiigutti irom tne tiigutii irom the Ninth from 775.950 to $6,155,724 to the Tenth from to the Eleventh from to $3,967,753: the Twelfth from $4,181,657 to $5,347,006, and the Thirteenth from $8,08,267 to From this it can be seen that several wards which are new and badly in need of street work will have much larger ward funds. This iH especially true of the Thirteenth, where tliere is a valuation lump of better than $2,000,000. The 'twelfth also shows a material increase which the ward fund is badly in need of. Of course, the biggest increase in valuation Is in the Fourth, the there being about five millions, but the outyinp warda which show bi( increases are more desperately in need ot tite money ror their funds than is the Fourth.

Do not neglect your health laxatives are necessary sometimes as an aid to Nature and a preventive against disease. a jMk v7atei? Natural Laxative Recommended by Physicians lor CONSTIPATION HOT II TELEPHO.NKH. T. r. n.

n. w. mot. Htitterlne, Elgin. II 14-18 22 Butterlue, Swlft'a Premium, lb.

..25 Crackers, extra sodas, large can. 480 Cookies, assorted, 5-lb. pkg 48 tllnger Snaps, 5 lb. pkg 33 ttra)es, Concord, solid banket. .18 Crabspples, fancy Transcendents, peck 25 Cranberrlea, quart 100 Sweet Potatoes, Jersey, 1 lbs 250 Apples, Johnston's, peck 400 Fruit Jars.

Sure Seal Ulass Tops, 2 dozen 950 Quart Jars, Sure Seal, 680 Pint Jars, Sure Heal, dozen. ..030 Icily Glasses, doxeu 200 Boneless Herring, lb 200 Sardines, Ct'C, Baby brand, 8 for. 250 One dozen cans It SO Popcorn, bnowbull, ltl-o. pkg So a. pag Bf $3.85 Milk, l-oi nrana, Jt-oz.

can, 4 doz. ease. Van Camp's, 18-os. can. 4 dozen case Bnoar 1lhl.Hi.

HHcka. extra Hue 5.40 gtigar, best fine granulated, 23-lh." sacks il.35 FLOl Beck's Best, dn AtZ lt. lb. sacks wa-T" ILOIB lleck'i Beat, 4U lb. sacks S1.25 Our flour is old wheat nour.

Vou get the best when you buy Beck's. Yellow Corn Meal. 10-lb. 220 Urnham Flour, 10-lb. sacks 25c Pure Rv flour, lu-lb.

sacks 250 Rolled Oats, Kennedy's, a Hc pkgs 250 Boiled Oats, National, large ar; pkg 200 Gold ent Coffee, 0-lb. can, full weight $1.40 Celebrated Coffee, 2-lb. 700 No-Kk Wil Coffee, B-lb. SI. 75 nakomtn Coffee.

5-lb. can $1.60 Tea, black or green Ceylon, India, 73c value, lb ..440 Tea, Red Owl, extra specta, Codfish, whole, 90 Codlish, lb. cakes 100 Easter Full Fat Uerring, 3 25" 10-lb, pails Onions, any color, bushel. ..550 Carrots, Beets or Rutabagas, Kelfer Pears, ,350 Kolld Cabbage, for ..,.140 Illtie Plums, basket 270 Elbert Peaches, crate 490 OLDBERG- STOESSEL CO. II.

HAKKIti.il I'rop. S. ISIS 1'honea J'ie. 1783 Sugar, cane granulated, 85 along with 12.011 order Coffee, Our Bpaclal, 2-lb. can ..700 I.reakfnst Cocoa, lb.

...160 Pure, grounl, lb tl70 Best Pieklluir Hpices, lb 110 Whits I'olittoes, 00. lb. bushel. .580 Beets or Rutabagas, peck 1O0 tlnlous, any color, bushel 530 Ground Cherries, peck ..600 Green Tomatoes, peck ,.140 Apples, best cooking, peck 25 300 Flour, our pride patent, Its lbs. $2.45 Jitrlua breakfast fool, 2 Uoyal Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs ..190 Best Rolled Gats, lbs 10 t'ookt Gats, reg.

10c 2 for. .1410 Flue Table Salt, 2H lb, bag 250 Yeust Kon in. 2 pkgs Tooth Picks, polished, 2 rinluiiui, retl, tall cans, 3 for 500 Hnlniou, t-ink, tall cutis, 3 300 Hlrloln Hteak. II) )iCi I.niub Chops, lb lOL Btieoii. by strip, lb Halt I'ork.

IU )i')fk Hnowdrlft J.itrd, lb Ifcl Corn Beef, lb For Anything You Want Use Tribune Want Ads Tuesday's Special 't-f Jc- YtSvk SSsi Special Sale Perfect Linoleum at the Price of "Seconds" 50 PIECES Special Sale Small Size Axminster Rugs AMUSEMENTS. Both Fhonas 3997. STANDARD VAUDEVILLE MATINEE KALICH DAILY 10c 25c Wataon'a Farmyard Circus BOTTOMLEY THOUPE H. GEORQE BIMONDET GODFREY HENDEK80M THE IHREE KAVJtNS DATUOHX PICTVBE8 fary A Ml- IA. 41m AUDITORIUM TOM1UHT At tlS.

SC1IWH The World's Oreateat Toocert Rin-er. Reata. 50e. 73c, 1, .50. Box Tick't Ofltio.

rahla Piano Klo- Rlrtssv fWWM Vaudeville Direct From Foreign Saoraa, LI The Sensation of Europa. 6 OTHER BIO ACTS fl MMI DhOft't MAY WARD Eminent Comedienne. I.ate ttr with Tbe Cash. Girl" and "l)redn Poll" C'ompauiea. Mata.

10c. Evenlnr 10e, tOe, SOe. Walts Cooteat Kvery Tburaday NUcht. No extra chargehere iot liberal credit. Guaranteed clothing for every member of the family on eaay, convenient terms.

413 Nicollet Ave. (2nd Floor) Strengthens Body, ilds Up Energy Haa No Equal for Keeping tho System Healthy and Strong and Warding Off DlBoase and Effects of Old Age. Duffy's Pure Whiskey is a gentle, invigorating stnnuiant ana tonic, that iulluences for good every important organ of tho It builds up the tissues, tones up the heart, gives power to the brain, strength and elasticity to the nuitcles, and richness to the blood. It brings into action all tho vital forces, makes digestion perfect and euablos you to got from the food yon eat all tho nourishment it contains. BE SURE YOU GET DUFFY'S Bold in wkALliU IkVriLKrToTLY by druggists, grocers and dealers, $1.00 a large bottle.

Write our doctors for advice absolutely free with valuable medical booklet. The Duffy Malt WMnkay Jtc'aetar. K. t. USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS.

FOR ANYTHING YOU mmm Malt EITHER SIZE $3.00 PER A FORTUNATE for Standard Quality ror selection; DAY, PER OLEUM; DAY, PER f- PIECES LEUM; Regularly PER SQUARE Ortrt HEAVY OUu Beautiful 36x72 Inches; TUESDAY rf- x'j) 1' 4, No Politics in Philippines Judge Elliott, Dinner Guest, Tells Lawyers Everything Is Non-partisan. According to Charles B. Elliott, former justice of the Minnesota supreme court and now a member of the Philippine- commission, there are no politics in the Philippine islands, everything there-is non-partisan, and the system of jurisprudence in vogue there in many ways is better than the system I used in the tinted Mates. Judge Elliott was the guest of honor at a banquet given last night at the Commercial club by 25 members of the Hennepin county beach and bar. Many of those present attended the farewell banquet given Mr.

Elliott more than three years ago before his departure for the" Orient. In his address, Mr. Elliott reviewed STANDARD CLOTHING HOUSE Nicollet at Sixth We've given proof beyond a doubt that this store is first in style and quality. Now we are showing that WE EXCEL in giving the greatest dollar for dollar value Bench-Made Men's Shoes In Tan Russian and Dull Calf at $4.00 makes pot and pan spick and span 1 'aJ If you want your pots and pans so bright you can see your 1 1 af.g Jq them yOUr potS and kettles spotless and germ-proot, use Gold Dust in cleaning. It will do the work, too, in half the time of the ordinary cleanser and save most of your labor.

Cold Dust does the bulk of the workalonejyou merely assist it. I GOla UUSl it i sold in 6C nz andlargepack rirt Th. large -frtL- ackage meani ft I greater economy I 1 "tt th COLO DUST TWINS aVyoar wrk aw AMUSEMENTS. SHUBERT I'oimlar Matinee Tomorrow. OLIVEU MOKOSCO freaenta THE BIRD OF PARADISE "The fitory of Woman's 8onl.H Next Week, "Ready Keats Xaw.

METROPOLITAN L. Net Week Seats Keady Thnrsday. A. It. MOUUH rresenta DUSTIN FURNUIYI In Kdward I'eple'a Bis War Play, "THE LITTLEST REBEL" Oreatesr Dramatie lilt of the Century.

SAXES Mitlnit Daily Trlcea Mglita, Mata. Balcony, lue. Lower 1'loor, 20. A till! A Continuous Nrream TILLIE NIGHTMARE World'! Baseball 8ria Returni at Matt. finxt "The Woman la tho Caao" GAYETY IS TO A WHKRE TOIT WO.

All This Week. Matinee. Today. AMERICANS Eztra Wetlneaday Night "Tho Coan-try Store." Something ew. CRYSTAL THEATER HKXNEPIX AND THIRD ST.

Custer's Last Fight SOME I'ICTIRE! SI.OO Show fur 100. MALT AND HOP TONlCi crqp a Jigd rfo TbVaiTl- THta kamm nsrwiNO- ea i aui, na. Act We And that you may, profit by the health-restoring, strength-giving properties of the time-tested famous family remedy Sold vwrwbar la boxea Uta, IS. ntm, il 1 IILilal'IU i. 313 BBJOU il! BEEGEIAUS the extension division of the turner aity, i on the job.

When members met for the first time last night in Folwell hall, i'rof. F. M. Harig, in charge of the class, advised them to make a point of attending meeting!) where orators nuot did congregate, mark carefully what aid and how, and theu report bails to the das for its edification. public speakers may be c-lasirictl in a few weeks from to as on Bchool cardn, the former stauding for "excellent," and the latter for '-puiik." Keprenentatives of many dill'ereut interentii are in Mr.

Rarig's class. The membership includes' a union man, an advertiBinjj specialist, a yrain firm clerk, a newspaper man, a teacher, a bookkeeper, a a auctioneer, a tall boy who want to be a train caller, three imffragietsf who intend to make things hum, and a goodly number of othera. Mrs. Oertmde S. Hunter, secretary of the Political Equality club, in in the class and she and her colleagues who are taking the course declare they are preparintr for a campaign to apread their principles convincingly and mo persuasively that no man will be able to resist their force and appeal.

When the class meets ajrain Thursday night, each member will be called ob for a five-minute addre on a topic self-chosen. Enrollment for this course has not been closed and the conductor said about twenty more members would be acceptable as l.fckelv to con tribute to the interest of the sessions I and help make things hum. Nervous Troubles I Kill Ambition: Tona Vita Brings It Back to Worn-Out, Half -Sick People. One of the principal symptoms of nervous troubles is a feeling of discouragement. A man or W'oman suffering with nerve exhaustion feels so worn out and miserable most of the time that they become hopeless and depressed.

Life doesn't seem to be worth living. Tona Vita has been pronounced by physicians to be the most reliable and successful tonic, and nerve food ever sold to the public. It is building up rnauy thousands of run-down, nervous men and women and restoring them to health and happiness. If you are a sufferer from nervous break-down, try this great tonic, and as you feel your health, strength and amliitiou return, you will be changed In mint! as well as body. Life will seem like a different thing to you in a few weeks' time.

Tona Vita is sold by all druggists. Advertisement. Much Modem Kxaniinatioii for cliil-dreu and atiiiHs enable llf. O. VA.

Wtir-nittn to lit glasses rlKht and correct all eye defects with his Prls-na eye treatments. WEDNESDAY DRUG CUTS Borax, 20-Mule Team, pound Peroxide Hydrogen, pints. Oo 12o Hughes' Cut Rate Drug Store 81 Waahlnfcton Avenue Honth 2 Jor2y BUY THEM BY THii BOX. They Will Please YOU and YOU Will Please the Makers. mjs9 Am Tf Wjmi4ss.

ferity co QIIIDHIIDDfl IIQFDC Pots and pans collect more UULl liUanU UOLnO dirt and grease than any other cooking utensil. The one best Follow Simple Directions Con- i way of cleaning them is to use tained in Booklet and Your jSold DllSt. Gold Dust not only System Must Respond. takes of the outer surf ace, but 'digs deep after germs and hid When Sulpburro Is used as directed tho i i tr it, result is always bened-iai, never the re- iieii particles, and maKes tnem erse; therefore do not Invest your money rjg Spotlessly dean find S3ni-tn this remedy uuless you fully intend to in aa r0TV read the directions tn the Sulnhurro book let and follow them carefully. Hulphtirro will do all that Is claimed for It when it Is used as directed.

Sulphurro opens the door of health" to the ailing. An incredible number of dls eases o.ve their root in biood impurities and disorders. Cleanse the blood and Nature will bring back health. Sulphurro Is first and foremost a blood puriuVr. The system craves the purifying sulphur wliioli it contains.

Sulphur Is one of the greatest known remedies for sklu diseases, and Bul- la aceomtilishltiir trulv wonderful results iu curinu rheumatism, biood, skin and stomacn uisoruers, Tl Hulphurro bath Rives you in your home the curative properties of famous sulphur springs. The buth Is so delightful and refreshing that once you try it you become a devotee. It softens no lnvigor- Btes tue naio, piiu u.t uo-iinn wi it i iic k-u- phnrro Is absorbed Into the system. Tho little booklet that tells about Sulphurro and contains a great deal of health itiromiHtton you snout! Know win tie sent free upon request to the M. Stewart Hulphur 71 Columbia rteuttie, bill you will tin tl It uei-ontiitinybiif nit oW-ceut ot $1 bottle of aulyliuria at your durKtfinn Ad vemavJuMil,.

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