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The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 5

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Friday morninq, January a ma. THE FORT WAYNfi JOUPNALOA2ETTE PROSPERITY FOR THE NATION'S BUSINESS IN 1915 NEW TORK, Jul tl "Better times In ltllH was fte of Gary to day at the Merchants' assorts tlon luncheon at the Hotel Astor Nearly 100 business men war pres ent After referring te burdensome Oarr seldt "we havebrorniromte "oTliT ra of prosperity oontentment and happlnesa Undoubtedly the terrible consequences of the pending war will for iotdi time unfavorably affeot eren thla treat and growing nation, but If we remain strictly neutral wo may xpeet to receive an Increasing nea re of trade and Influence. Business Baal Bettsr. The bualnoaa men of thla country at; the present time are on a better baala than ever before Their man ftgement their conduct, their bualneea morale are Improved their etandarda re higher As a result can anyone doubt that the aentlment mentioned la changing or that there la more co operation between all classes of people, a recognition to a greater degree than ever before that It Is to the advantage of fftch to have all others prosper The working people recognise eon nlAerate and decent treatment, and its a rule are quite willing to rectpro rate It pays In pecuniary results to 1 fair and generous with your em ployes. Tou rrelve better work and more loyal support.

Dependent Upon Eaoh Other Employer and employe are depend nt upon each other and should al ways oo operate tor their mutual ln this oountry more and more of the working people, due to their op portunltlee, are slowly becoming cap 1 tall its by reason of their disposition te economise and caret yet there are multitudes who have sot reached that position. "By utilising the lervtoes of our men In cleaning up and repairing our properties or promptly taking up ana completing proposed extensions so far as practicable) by alternating shifts by transferring workers from one plant to another and In many ways which each of us, by careful consideration of our business conditions, prospects and opportunities, may determine for him self the number of the employed may be Increased. 115 te Be Better than 1914 "The year of ltlft seems certain to be much better for the business man than In 1114 and we should do every tbingpractlcalleio eytdenoe our faith In future prosperity Tl ere are distinct signs of lmprovmet in many departments are slowly but steadily Increasing and this will probably ex tend to others "The Increase In eporr is begin nlng to have en Influence upon domes tlo business The number of travelers on trains In hotels shops and other business places Is growing larger The Inqu rles for products In many lines are becoming more frequent. Benti ment In favor of better times Is pro nounced Let us hops that nothing may Intervene to Interrupt or retard normal conditions." Fares 1 1 Sanguine of Future. ST LOUIS Jsn 21 James A Far roll, president of the United States Steel corporation and chairman of the national fore gn trade council which convened to day In this city last night said that business conditions were vastly Improved according to all the reports he hsd received and he was sanguine as regards ths future SPECIAL THIS WEEK SO dosen Boys $1 SO Flannel Romp era, sites 3 to 9 years will be sold at 59c each PATTFRSON FXFTCHER CO PATENTS FOR II IN GET RIGHTS To Hare Pretty Hafa friend, do as she da it klally attention, Just the same oare you wo ltd rive a plant te make It healthy end beautiful.

Luxuriant hair soft, uffy thick and lustrous Is really tnatter of care. If It Is toe dry and brittle, soften It op fabricate ft ll i nare aenanixr it is because the Is too dry sad flakes off Preehj up the scalp and the dandruff dlsW ppears Parisian Bags, asi taexpensfve tenia which you can get from any dmg of toilet counter or from Meyer Bros. OeJ Is Just what yos need 4t softens the scalp, nourishes the hair roots. tmmJ fl lately removes dandruff, and makes the hair fluffy lustrous and abundant One application will stop Itching; head und cleanse the hair of dust and es.4 rees oil. Parisian Sage takes swap the dryness and brlttlemesa, stakes ths Kalr twice as abundant sad bee stifles It until It is soft and lustres By ths see of this betprea teats any ftt omaa eaa easily make her kalr soft flatty sad abundant Pretty kalr wid surety COLUMBIA CITY Ind Jan 21 Leonard doldsteen who claims to rep resent a spectacle concern of Indian apolla was arrested In thla city late Thursday afternoon by Marshal Jones suid Sheriff Egolf at ths request of the Warsaw officials and ths prisoner was held here until the Warsaw ofll cere arrived and took charge of their man The Kosciusko county officials state that Golds teen Is a smooth grrafter and that In that county he claimed to be a nerve specialist and that he talked an aged cltlscn of that county out of a check for 180 for some fake treatment, and that he procured the money on the check and was raak lng his getaway when the matter was reported to them Qoldsteen was brought from Warsaw to this city In an automobile and was landed by the officers at the Clugston hotel The charge preferred against the prisoner Men's $5 00 HtvU Choice of any in the housev $2 98.

Pinal Reduction Sale. DUKES CLOTHING CO. WASHINGTON Jan. II. patents have been granted the following Xn dlaalansi Charles R.

Beck, Anderson takoup sprocket for motion picture machines Charles Pettermann, New Albany fan attaehmett for lawn wings A I van Bingham assignor to Ball Brothers' ass Manufacturing gompany Huncle ass machines Eva Blxler North Manchester Indl cator George Bonenberger and R. Goodwin aeslgnors to Steel Scaffold Ins slgnor to Edwards Instrument pany Indianapolis osonator John Fudge. Marlon air accelerator Mau nee uoiaoerger Fort Wayne, company Indianapolis reduction gear ing ror engine starters Charles Harper ass gnor of ons fourth to Bewail Indianapolis sanitary cue ilver Chilled plow works Bouts Bend, listen William R. las ley as slgnor to Insley Manufacturing com pany Indianapolis, line gate for eon crate ohutesj Oeorge A Lambert An derson, friction gearing William Mao Glsehan, assignor to the Studebaker corporation, gout a Bend control mechanism Carl Manor Albany Insect trap! Barney El McCoy and K. Nash, eald Hash assignor to NtSh, New Harmony cord reel fer ve hide lights William Milter as slgnor to Keck Oon nermann company Mount Vernon, valve sear Charles Palmer Bice, A.

Bowmaa and A Palmer Fort Wayne, ironing board Frank H. Bestrew Hammond match safe Jaoob tchle, Wlchl gan City propeller Arthur Robla sen, Atlanta, Oa. assignor to Insley Manufacturing oompany Indianapolis, adjustable dumping stop for drag line excavators! and touie Tswnsend, as slgnor of ens half to Bobmtdt, sr PJvansrllle, aute sleigh 10 dosen Men lo Handkerchiefs at la, Not over ons dosen to a customer PATTBRBOM FLETCHER CO, Ths store that does things. eeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeseesseeee WJrAI WAYNEaCALrKUNSTS.aaBal rTWAYMilNIl iSa leaders In Low PtkoiS. A leaders S.

Ouallt I Mr Mk jS a aa SKIk CW" ml ffl a Wa a ai flAlLm Diamond: Doublet Rings 48 ei SSilnkil0MtS.a leaders S. 0Mv 3 vwkYWCAuravn m. asm rrwwncaw W0MENS BO SANDAL OR FOOTHOLDS all lllHl Thursdar OQi onlri en, pair to a euatomer eWel WOMEN 80. RUBBER AUalMi itrtoUr flret ialltn OM SAUI Ofl, THUHBDAr ONL.T OOC Extra Added Attraction Remainder of Week A Whirlwind Shelf Emptying SHOES 0 8378 PAIR BH0E8, NEW OLE AM MBR0HANDI8E ALL STYLES SOME LESS AND ZE8 NW ON SALE SOME AT 1 PRICE $3.00 SHOES, SI. 59 Shoes Patent leatbers a i ta tb the Brllllancr and tae RhiiIv fit tlAA a1 mnA 19(10 OB THnmnnd Rlnara.

ifld Guaranteed to Hold Their Brilliancy Hundreds have been sold In ths past wees, many to people who could afford genuine dlamonde but who recoirnlse the worth and beautr of these rings A factory representative will be st our store on Friday 0 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaa sa TggggggggggA lgBsssssssss.t last! 9 u)Bi SB I Women's 4.00 1.88 ladaa OW and Marr Stuart kraadai set a pair wort 1m tLaa $4 al' Um aa4 vUtka. Work Shoes $1.25 In black and least aeavy ssatasr appersi double flr Af rOE W0MHf aateats, ran metals, viola, etai all are hlgS grade esoesi itala toes or tlpoedi newest hetlsj saav long or short el I 1 vampt aQ sums I 9 and widths eaU ZJ Women's 3.00 KAJTLE TAC0" PUMPS Vkllat rrl.39 Girl's, Women's $3.00 Shoes For uull womn ana aiuwlaff fftrbi patl ffrm mat all butloa Itjk. all lliai no widthii rainoail to rlr WOMElTi AHD GBOW INO MILS $100 BaBT DOLL (B0Ii plain to and low dmIi patant or ffva nrtal, oom. wit cloth torn Si 25 vVHlli and Saturday who will demonatrat to you how thaa '((im rlni will ataod orory tMt rut to a uonulno diamond. 3a tain lta baaoty haa boon offorad at 4Sc RanMtnber, Saturday Will Be Tour Laat Day to Buy $2.00 Sparkling Diamond Doublet Rings, Like Cut, Fri day and Saturday GRAND LEADER First Floors j) SVlf eeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee esses uK MUM'S $3 00 BOOTS Of ombinatloMi faH aad iiMnti atrtetly fTQ Men's $1.25 Arctics, 79c Han't 8 Arotioa, roar Bnoklea, now $1 69 Women $1 Oloth Top Storm Aluku, tX 59o Oblld'i II ArDUet.

ail Bl, now at 69c Men'l 3 00 Arotttet; Two Bnoklea now $1 19 Brat oaalltr $3 KUBBZB BOOTS Snaf proofi atrtotry rt Shi 69 BOH 158 RTTBBEB8 Extra iaa aaahty i allalaea, B8c 1 I aipaWI 1.39i mn s.oo black oi taji irolish waxruta A CnOIlt tad. aoVd Uuoackaaii aoM Dottoa atylaat ako tiara and taa draaa aaaaa In oattan 1 oo a StriMitrU. yi.oo eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Boys' $1.50 Shoes la srun metal onlvi Ism or baton style. 85c Boys' $2.00 Shoes Oua metal eoiyt but lace styles, 21 Saturday Specials From Our Great Shelf Emptying Sale; MfanU' $1 All Wool Sweat tare 58c An Kindt Men'l 7c KER CHIEFS 3c Women's 7Sc Fleeced UNION SUITS 39c Child'a 50c Fleeced UNION SUITS 33c 50c Wool Nap Crib 34c Child's 125 Galatea DRESSES Ares to 14 years 49 Men', $2 Wool Sweater 9 a 1 collar all slsaa 87c Wom's 75c Silk Auto SCARFS I yards, hem stitched 37c Men' Worn'. 25c Silk Hoe Mill lmperfeo tlono 14c Finest 25c Crib Blanket ilta, eoloi borders 9c 4eaSLoWliUrwrVkf ladrflln a Oualfcr gtf WWHEaaiCALHOUN STS.

VSsfM rT.VWrHC.INIi LAUIND'Y SOAP 5 BARS FOR 10c None sold to children 4 LBS. STARCH, 10c Nona sold after 10 A M. 30c Steel Cut COFFEE 21c 12c Can TOMATOES 8c 10c Asst. SOUPS 8c Kitchen KLENZER; 3 cans 10c BASEMENT 10s SHAKEN FLANNCLl 1 bleached or unbleached OjsC BLEACHED MUSLINl fl YARDS AT AJ. 1ie HUCK TOWELSl larse OC $1 FnU Sua BED SPREADS 69c Women's $2 Long Flannelette KIMONOS 96c SOcSilk Lined Suede GLOVES 34c Women's 76c Knit AUTO HOODS 43c Women's 6S Striped Flannelette GOWNS 39c Finest $1 Numodel CORSETS Some laoe In front 65 $2 Coutil, Batista CORSETS New Sprlm modela 98c Boy75c Wool Knickers All kledt at 43c 35c Wide Silk Ribbon Sat tn.

mo4r taoeta 16c Sweet Naval Orange 5 for 9c Coats Suits. Etc VTt ALL $12.50 WQ COATS. AT 4 College coats, Balmeoaans, RuaAian Flarea Plaids, Checks Mixtures, and a score of other fashionable rood els too women sod misses coats $15 And $18 COATS, AT v.OD Astrakhan bouoles, tlbetlnes, eto some have wide plush belts many other new styles la this lot all alsss for and misses. FINE $22,50 0 VfEZ COATS. ATP Some pile fabric coats In this lot silk plush, matelam, to.

I also fashionable oloth coats some fur trimmed, all lies for women and mlssea $10 Silk jo Dresses 3 All silk drvsaaa, alao all wool eariea and crcpea all daelrable eolora the beat of the winter atyles wemens and ihi ata, WOMEN 20 (ILK AND WOOL DREtSESi aoma la (fQ QT romblnatlonai at tPO.Otl S20 New yfl 03 SUITS, At't'OO Redlngote models In all wool serges, crepes, etc nary brown and black xes for women and misses. FINEST 135.00 WINTER UITS In beautiful all wool fabrics full range ef popular colors flJQ FTP WOMEN'S BEST $1 Union Suit rtneet duel saw. iti lleeee lined i per S. feet (Ittlns 1 unbreakable seami, all WPJ alsee Wamen 23a Fleeood and priced (7 Child, tie PUeoed I and Pintat 1 An Child', 60, Flowed Union Suite OOC Wamt50e Fleeead OO. Va.ta.an Pal.

OOC $4.00 WAISTS i.94 OP BILK CBEPB CB CHINE In white, yellow eto Irlait point lace trimmed. FINIST (ZOO ILK AND LINOIRH WAITI all styles and module croiea, TOllee, batletea, ate. prettllr trim QQ with coupon OOC innn DC 4 irrrTriTi tsj rr' wwr vxrw tkr rmt? jt.yyvr as A 111' al, KUIT Hill A Cin Dress Skirts Toe Entire Surplus Stock of Bernard Epstein, New York, Bought by Us and Placed In This Sale at Less Than Price. INCLUDED ARE A NUMBER OF ADVANCE 4.00 SKIRTS $1.65 7.50 SKIRTS $3.75 6.O0 SKIRTS $2.79 $10 SKIRTS $4.6 9 Spring Millinery Fall). Silk and Straw Cmblnaton, That Are Now Seen On Sth Ava 2.QO Shapes Chin Chin Bailors, Jtpperexy a a ana large and sailors allk straw combine mm lEkl tlona In Rsttle eTg' ship Gray Putty Coral.

Old ROM I DeailUaBft) A.yEIST Ilk andO irablna mjm JWa. BatUe S1 Band I raL Old' $3 Shapes and allk: all ai eolora 1.29 75c Circular VEILS '39c Fl owe Flowera for Bprlns mlllln ery and the caw CHEN ILLK FRUITS LAROEST BHOWINO IN THB CITT priced from 29c to 98c Saturday HOSIERY SALE Women Mo White Feet Wemens Me Ll.le Finish Women 20e Fleeeed Child bbed Infants' 20o Ik Llele tOo Lisle Finlah 11 Best 10c OSE Gets. Finest cotton hose for men, women and children! all sues UNDERMUSLINS I Women's 7Se Drawers; Now ouc uorset trovers rnwu S0 Muslm PetticoaUl at Women's SOc Gowns now at Tneat $2 Princess Slips at leauttful $2 00 Petbcoats. 1.50 Full Cut Muslin Gowns Inast $1 80 Combinations at 37 THE MORE YOU SPEND IN lTJa. JlllH THIS SALE THE MORE YOU SAVE J5in Men's New tp Poor.

W2i. Hsnds 35c Men's Dress Shirts 66 Men's, Womei's nn 00 Sweaters $1.00 All wool knit sweaterel la red and srayi ehawl oollar B0o H0CKKV CAP knit or woveni for men. women. uoya or (iris peat colors Cuffs Attaohadl Many Men's $1 25 Dreaa Shirts Men' SI 80 Dresa Shirts $1 Flannelette Nht Shirt. 75c Black Sateen Work" Shirts Men's Best 20c Wool Hose 25c Paris Carters) priced Men's 28c SUk Hots II 80 Flannelette Pajamas Men's 80c lleaTT Leather Clores and Mittens I at Men's Finest $1 80 All Woo Flannel Work Shorts 25c Police and Firemsn'i Suspenders I leather ends Men's Finest 00 Fleece lined Union Suite at 33c zf at Cuti, till I I 1 II III 1 1 1 1 III 89cgl III 8 I IJillllllJj 65e 37c lie 19c B5c MENS 80c BLUE WORK SHIRTS 29c 36c 98c 19c 65c a 1 i.

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Years Available:
1873-1923