Leader-Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • Page 10

EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1919. THE EAU, CLAIRE LEADfcK. a THE EAU CLAIRE LEADER. iWaaalagton lb city yetr No aarrll avxloa lb blr4 hi tf' autlU co froatad wtlh lb hllL I A weak' Wial type of "gam" tsta) I w0 foe wild abOttt f.

QtyBnefr vtalUog eld frUada th ally r-Urday. aVCAIUJCT reVtSt-Oaly rt of crtt fvr baa davlopd outald tb wlv hohold quarantined for tb dta Monday, i We FIT Attractive' Glasses By carefully studying thejeatures and expression of evitj patron, we supply glasses that enchance their appearence-that are really attractive. voa will ttt better and look better with err glostet MILITARY PERSONALS PRIVATE rKAl'LKIU LANDM Private 1'hlllp DalU landed 1 Hoe ton, April 8. II la member of Co. U.

104th Infantry RETTRXKD FROM NEW JER. WY. Leonard Prmack has returned from Camp Rarllan. Neutchen where be received bl honor-abl dltcbarg. HONORABLY DlttCHAHGED.

-org Van HouUn, First Claat Pvt 127th Inf received hi honorable discharge from Camp Grant and will go to Ladyvraltb to visit bit mother next week. IfcNEUMONIA rCall a physician. Immediately begin rnrgncy treatment with VlClCsXPORl YOUR BODYGUARD" SO'. 60'. O.

A. IL will la (blr prwent quarters, btlldlsg owned ty th Couslna UU by May 1st. m4 lb members bop lo pleasantly la-aull4 Is th aw PubUc Auditor-1 lura. A eotamUt baa been appoint -4 to prpar tb nw quarter! Adjutant L. R.

Bre will for Un hav desk room 1 tb ofBc oeca-Pld by Dr. i. B. Ooddart Th -ulldlng at $13 South lUritow It to be Improved. WAVTED.

Worna or girl for pan-washer at Oalloway Apply to cbf. If ATS TOT SEEN tb sew Jati cap at th Roaathal-CopltD store? KRLIA ADl'LTE RATED FOOD Goorg Foster, who tetla eitracta. etc about th city, paid a One of $30. 95 In municipal court yttr-day when be wa arraigned befor Judg McRalQ on charge of selling adulterated food In the form of an artificial agg compound. Foster pleaded guilty to th charge but claimed tbat had no Intention! of violating tb pure food taw when he told th compound Tbe ttate food inspector awore oat the complaint for the arrest and prosecution of Potter.

GENERAL OVERHAULING work tibao'utely guaranteed. Wllkie't Garage. 329 Main ttreet. DREH8 IT! announce at thla time that have tnttaled a new tailoring department In our ettab- I llsbraent. and can make your suit, made to meat re.

at price! from $20 00 to $40.00. at Svend Lund A Co. DROP IN AND SEE tbe new Jaxi cpe at the Roaenthal-Coplan store. HALE ON ROCKERS and diners. Max Cooks' furniture store, 304 North Rarstvw street.

DEATHS IN OOC'NTY DC RING MARCH. Flftyfonr deatha occured In Eau Clair county during the month of March thla year, exceeding th death during March 1918 by 18 EXCLUSIVE 0PT0METRJST -GRAND AVENUE EAST CBAPPELL Suits Arrived 101 Wm. Samuelson Dry 1VIHA with one year guarantee at Continental, WILL THE learnt treat for tba F'ejeral Rytitm of Rakerloa pleas leave address at thla ofGca. TO MOVE TO TKIAli. -Mr.

Ol Mr Olaon of this city plana to raov to Teias, wbr tha will make ber future homo th her daughter, Mrt. Hcrg UOMAX'H I'M' II annual on election of officer of the Woman's rhb wl take place Tueolty afternoon. 1IKI.P tt'ATKI Married rounU wanted to work on farm. Must etperlcnced In farm work. L.

I. Martlny, Chippewa Falla. Wisconsin, i 1111 phone, Kel Zi ring. DHKNH I I'! Halt at a price that anyone can afford to pay. .00 to 16 00 at Svend I.und A Company.

THE AfiKNDA CMH of Owr Satlour'i Lutheran church will ba i-ntrrtulni'd. at the home of Mlaa Margaret Ilrnnon, 117 Grand Ave this evening All welcome. IMIOTKITION AOAIXHT RAIN and wind. Haln-proof coats at Con. Uncntal.

CUAIHEX-H TRIAL POSTPOXEI) O.M MOKE: Tostponoment No. 4 of the trial of George Clausen on a harr of Inhuman treatment of anl-nili C. Vd for and granted the ilefendent by Judge J. F. Ellis In justice court yesterday when th case was called for trial.

Tbe case Is now booked for trial April Clausen's heating on a charge of perjury will heard by Judge McHaln In municipal court today. Clau sen recently left the hospital after recovering from severe cold. GIRLS' RAP! CAPS with hood at the Continental. DHEKS IT! Shirts of the finest patterns and quality. Available prices 11.25 to 5.00 at Svend Lund A Co.

OFF TO NORWAY. Miss Synn Robertson left Saturday for New! York, where she will embark for, i Norway on a visit. Miss Robertson has been employed for many year, at the D. M. Dulany home.

Recent-j ij uer dhiiq ucgaii laning nvr iuu she decided on a trip to the old, I country. GABERDINES AND 8LIP-OX8 headquarters at Continental. I KEEP IN MIND next week. Dress- up week throughout the country. We can supply your needs at a very moderate price.

Suits from $20 00 to $30.00. Svend Lund Co. SATURDAY HIKE. Boys wishing' to go on a hike will assemble at the Y. M.

C. A. at o'clock Saturday! mornlnfr, with food for one meal. ARRIVES AT PHILADELPHIA. Claude E.

Carton, son of Mr. and) Mrs F. Carton. 227 Chestnut has arrived at Philadelphia from overseas and Is now en route to Camp Cupter. He was a member of tbe division which has been in ac-tivo service.

A CORRECTION. Miss Ruth Mac-Elroy. daughter of Mrs. Thomas MacElroy of Brunswick, whose wedding was announced Sunday, April C. desires to correct the statement which was untrue.

BRIDGE CONTRACT. The contract for a bridfte In Bridge Creek was let to W. E. Johnson of Augusta at a meeting in the court house yesterday. LENTEN SERVICE.

-The first of the series of Lenten services at the Lake Street Methodist church will be hold Thursday April 3 0, at 7:45. The sermon, "Master of Door," will be preached bv the pastor, Kev. W. W. Moore.

Mr. C. E. Smith nf the V. M.

C. A. will sing. The public Is invited. THE WIDE SPREAD umbrellas at the Continental.

NOTICE In memory of the late Frank W. Wool worth, and an a mark of our ewtoem and rcepect for a worthy competitor, our store In this city, (as they will bo In all (Hies In which we do business) will lw closed' today from 11 to 12 o'clock, the lime of his funeral. S. S. KRESGE COMPANY.

I Thursday's Selling We Have Marked Them at a Special Price You'll probably wonder after you've seen these wonderful suits how we can sell them at such a low price. It's because we bought them at a special price concession. You can select from snappy new box coats, blouse, vestee and tailored styles of serge, poplin and Jersey, in navy, black and colors, and in models for every woman and miss. Neat new trimmings of buttons, braid and silk. WW- $45.00 Mr.

aa Mr. Rluhl of Hlca Li war ia tb tlty irday. Mr. J. N.

Olaoa ted Mr C. Olaua of RUalvy ara visiting relative aad frUadt la la eity Mra Joha Ow It tpoadlag a faw waalt at Battle Crek, ktwb Ml 0w4 Hanson baa returned to Dutata after visiting relatives lo lh city, Mrt K. E. Moor of Msrrlllan visitor IB tba rttj yealerdsy. Obituary KVanral of Mr.

ItUUIp Th. fuaaral of tb lata Mr I'hll-tlp Yaeger will lild from tha residence, 417 Washington street. Friday moraine; with at hi Patrick's church at I 10. Interment at 8t I'ttrirk'i coractery. Ollrrr Oilman), Oliver Otlvenon.

dlfd at I ft a at the hit daughter. Mr, fl. yeaterday home of HofTman. Paper Mill Village, after a lingering lllneta Of flfteon year. He waa 76 ytars of ace He leavea lo mourn bit loa.

hi wife, one daughter. Mrt R. E. Hoffman of this ctty. nd two ont.

Andrew Ollreraon. of Wilson, and fred Ollverson who It In arvle In Franc, alto tlx grandchildren. Mra. Charle) I. KamphoL At 11 o'clock on Tuesday nlrhl occurred tb death of Sin.

Charles I. Rampbot. 418 Martton Court, from pneumonia, after an Illness of only three daya. She waa ated SS yearn, and )e Tee to mourn her death a husband and eight ehldren. the eldest being IS year and the youngest but 2 month old.

Mra. Kumphol wat tha daughter of Mr. and Mrt. ('. H.

Huntington, of the town of Washington, and her parenta also survive ber. She baa lived In thlt city or county all ber Ufa. Mr. Rumpbol It chauffeur for Dr. J.

V. Lyman. Announcement of tbe funeral will be made later. Henry Rrwert. At 4: SO a.

m. yesterday, at hit home on Forest occurred the death of Henry Sawert at tb age of IS year. Tba death of thla On old eltlien will be regretted by many. Only three weak ago be attended th funeral of a little great-grandchild. Hla death wa Incident to old age.

and he cheerfully awaited the i summon, but for tome time he waa a nml-lnvalld. Few there are who bare lived longer In Eau Claire county than ba hat. It la tome i year ago that he moved Into tb city with hi good wife to make their home on Forest street. Mrs. Sewert la herself agrd 88 years, and i la not In good health.

They came from Germany where Mr. Sewert wai born on Dec. 18, 1824 to America In 1850. Came west to near Waukesha where they lived for three year, then to the farm 'here on March 19, 1853, living on the farm until 1900. The Swert place, on the old Sparta road, in town of Waahtngton.

la well known. located between Eau Claire and Brackets On the farm resides the son, Albert Sewert. with bis family. Thar la also a daughter, Mrs. Tom White, of Oladstone.

Ore. There are eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. When Mr. and Mrs. Sewert came here there was hardly any Eau Claire.

The funeral will be held on Frl-i day afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the Albert Sewert farm, the Rev. O. A. Hillman officiating, and the burial will be In the Robbing' cemetery, town of Washington. 9oei(2ty Mattison-Gerke.

Announcement is -made of the marriage of Miss Gunda Mattinon to Al Gcrke. yesterday morning, at Minneapolis. I St- Mary's Guild. St. Marys Guild 11 with Mrt.

G. F. Rawllnps. 40s ashington street tnis atternoon. visitors are welcome.

Entertained. Mrs Ivan Miktscll of 2nd entertained Mrs. Lilian Jensen ol Reedstrurg and S. Deputy Marshal Jcaeth Gantz of Madison. Thursday evening.

Rowena Clr The ladies of the Rowena Circle will be entertained by Mrs. George and Fred Crandall's this afternoon at the Eagle hall. A good attendunc is d-bired and visitors welcome. Ladies' Aid. The Ladies' Aid society of Our; Savior's Lutheran church will be entertained at the guild hail by Mrs.

H. Hanson and Mrs. Chris Volkman this afternoon, r.evcryooay welcome. First Norwegian Church. The ladies' Aid of the First Norwegian Lutheran church will be cn-tfrtalned at the Norden Hall Friday afternoon by Mrs.

C. A. Dahl, Mrs. O. Holt and Mrs.

And. Hanson. Everybody welcome. Philharmonic Chorus Attention. The next rehearsal will be next Monday night April 14 at the Eau Claire Club Hall and the dedication concert will be held Tuesday evening April 22.

Every member of the chorus should he at the rehearsal next Monday at the Eau Claire Club without fall and bring the music. 13 DIHARLED SOLDIERS ENROLLED IN UNIVERSITY. MADISON. The number of disabled soldiers sent to the university for re-education has increased to 13. One Is specializing in dairy farming and animal husbandry, one in food Inspection, one in dairying, and one in sanitary engineering.

Of the 13, ten are studying agriculture, one medicine, one commerce, and one engineering. Only two are from Wisconsin. Each receives $65 per month, paid partly by the bureau of war risk, and partly by the federal board of vocational education. r. Jo to II) Lthr TkM A.

Holdafct of Stly ha retsn4 Mm ftr btt laid th Lr hoeBltal br tin. Mr. 1. Ho ftd RetMirt fttt44 frl of NlckoU. AArMM i- ))lar of Strum It visit- fBff fltl at 0ok Uirilow atrst, Mr.

W. Mtafeldt of Chtpp rtU tu la tb city ytrdr Mrs. J. R. end daghtr of AafVtU wr the city jnr-47.

Mr. Ho Wood and of Mm- polka ar visiting Mr Will t. Bora to Mr and Vrv Gorg Yrva. daughter Mr. Hry Sewert of town of COME tad see these just-arrived spring styles in oft hats; the meDow soft hades; light weight; of extra qiulitj.

Ready for you. HoUen's Spedal $4.00. A most unusual value for the price. Spring Caps for you; $1, $2. $3.

A. H. Hollen Good Clothes Since 1876. It is so Easy to Look Young if you are careful about every detail of your costume and especially if you make sure that you nave the best possible foundation for your gowns. R.

G. Corsets will give you just the slender, youthful lines that you want. Clever designers fashion them to mould every type of figure to the desirable silhouette. Corsets come in styles for every kind of wear-dainty topless ones for evening and special occasions-sturdy durable ones for more exacting uses. You will find just the kind of corset you need in this vast assortment.

if'-- Farmers' Store Co. 413415417 Galloway Street i i I iftmmltmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmml aA -7 Window i ii IV I i i Goods Co. -1 in Time for ALL DAY THURSDAY. 3-inch Silk Poplins in all colors, also black, a regular $1.50 value, Special, per THE SEASON'S CHOICEST WASH FABRICS At Special Prices For Thursday. 27-inch White Poplin And an excellent quality that will launder perfectly very special Qf at, per yard Lace Voiles A special purchase enables us to offer these sheer dainty 40-inch fabrics, in three choice designs fif at, per yard OOy 31-Inch Cotton Wash Cor duroy In one Wale only, will be a very special offering in this; sale, 65c value, per I Novelty Voiles In a complete assortment of choice patterns, including dainty figures, checks or plaids, at, per yard vi Crepe Plisse A 32-inch crinkled crepe, very easily laundered, that needs no ironing, 9 Oft in this sale for.

ALL DAY THURSDAY. Mercerized Batiste, a sheer clinging fabric, 38 inches wide, much in demand for fine lingerie, 45c value, will Offn be a special at. New Spring ALL DAY THURSDAY. 36-inch Wash Satins, adapted especially for Dresses, Slips, regular $1.50 value. Spec ial, per CI IA yard, V-iLwJLV ALL DAY THURSDAY.

Scrim Curtains, 2 yds. long, witk lace edging and insertion. A regular SI. 75 $1.35 Fine quality Hemstitched Marquisette Curtains' in white and beige, 2lt yards long, regular $2.50 value. 31.89 40-inch extra quality net, in natural and ivory, regular 50c value.

Qf Special, yard OV 5o-inch Net in beige only a regular 85c fQp value, special, yard Panel Curtains Are the Vogue. We have them in the finest effects at 85c and up. SHOPPING FOR BABY is the most delightful part of your shopping tour. There is so much that is delightful for the kiddie in our stock, that you will linger long over the counters. Whether you have a baby of your own or not, you will find something of interest here.

We carry everying that a baby could cry for. ALL DAY THURSDAY. 40-inch lingerie Batiste, a sheer lustrous fabric in white, much in demand for fine underwear. A special, per 75C TEere were 64 birth In the county; last month which la an Increase of 0 over the number for tbe aame month last year. Like tbe birth and death records for the month of March tbe list of marriage exceeds by ten the number recorded a year ago.

There were 19 last month. DRESS CP! For tha little folk we have satisfied their wants in etc. Prices from 7ic to $2.00. Svend Lund A Co. NEY JAZZ CAPE ncr on display at Rosenlhal-Coplan company.

CARL JOHNSON HOME. Sergt. Carl Johnson of Rock Falls arrived the city yesterday from Camp Crane, where he has served as sergeant In the baking department. He enllRted in the army June 11, 1917. Sergt.

Johnaon states that In the eastern cities the returned soldiers and sailors who are out of work are claiming recognition In various ways. He states that robberies aro numerous and fights between drunken soldiers, sailors and marines aro dally occurences. Mr. Johnson waa DECIDES TO BE AUVE ONE Young Man Comes Back One of our young men sure has come to the front In short order and his friends are nt a Ions to understand Ms untiring energy and ability to work nnd get results, where only few weeks before he seemed to be all run down and almost a nervous wreck. Questioned by a curious friend as to the cause of the sudden chnnpte, he eald: "I sure was In had shnpe nnd no one knew It better thnn 1 did It had my Roat for fair I was all In and my nerves shot lo pieces with worrlment end sleepless nlKhls One ilav I over- 1 heard a customer telling what I'hoa-phated Iron had done for him and I could not get a supply quick enough.

"That's the whole atory. Just Iron. My poor tired overwork- 1 ed nerves Jut seemed to be Pho-phate-hung-ry, the way they took hold of It. i and say what a relief. 1 felt like a new man.

Could sleep at rilrht, and get up In the morning feellns: Ilk a two-year- old. Believe me, I had some appetite too, mv weight Increased rapidly, my face filled out and had th color of per-feet health that onlv goes with pure blood, well fed with Iron. "Ton can bet I am strong, for Phos-phated Iron. Everyone who tries It la a boost sr. "Do you know even the doctors are prescribing It: trust them to get next to a good Special Notice: To Insure doctors and their patients getting the Oenulne Phos-phated Iron we have put In capsules only, so do not allow dealers to sell you pills or tablets.

Cass Drug Store and leading druggists everywhere. Adv. With John Holt Jeweler. ALL DAY THURSDAY. Oil of Cedar Furniture Polish, cleans and polishes at the same time.

Regular $1, 4Qp special ox A. ALL DAY THURSDAY. Belfast Suiting, a fabric that looks and launders like linen, suitable for middies, children's rompers and separate skirts; a special at, XSP per yard. ALL DAY THURSDAY. Cotton Huck Towels, already hemmed, good size.

Regular 29c value. Special, path Qp at ik 0 J1 ALL DAY THURSDAY, fl fZfm per yd. bleach-ed Union Toweling, with blue border only, very absorbent, 20c regular. Ten yards the limit to a customer. s.

ALL DAY THURSDAY. Bleached Cotton Cloth, 36 inches wide, medium weight, washes soft, 22c regular. Limit ten yards to a customer, 4 Qp per yard. ALL DAY THURSDAY. 44-inch Imported Voile of a sheer crisp quality that will launder beauti fully, in this sale Cftp You Cannot Tax the delicate nerves and muscle machinery of the eyes without paying the penalty in poorer vision and a lessened dhance of regaining normal eyesight Whatever your need are, our eye service i adequate to supply you with glaase that frill protect your eyesight and give you the utmost satisfaction.

Street Exclusive Optometrist 1.