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i.XjK" 1' ni "TO ''trwor Vtm TVA VKj JTprNPrTIJ mTi. FOOD CONTROL Lord pavenport Haa Made British Realize. Food Stocks Aro Low. CORNER OF ISLES PEELING IT Begulationa public Eat ing Places Has Been Made Stringent. London.

May (Correspondence i. of the Associated ion i ago there slipped unobtrusively Jntu the British cablriet an untried minis le'r of food. Britain, reading bee morning newspaper noted the fact, raised her eyebrows and then became, engrossed In other things. She hot troubling, herself ahout mlnhderles of food, when there was a big on hand. Today the ministry of food ranks la Importance with' the admiralty, thb war department arid the mlhisliy of munitions In the conduct of the war.

prttatn how1 arislously reads the doings and sayings pf the ministry of food along 'with the news of the army and of the navyy for she has come to the realization that her stocks of food are low, that the submarine menace to' her Bhipmrur is very real, arid that the question of the duration of the world conflict ana possibly ine outcome are Interlocked with the food problem. Bh depends ministry of food to do much toward solvjng this problem. Felt Tjhroaguout the Land, The ministry headed by Lord pe has' grown until its activities, are felt, I every corner' of the British Isles. 'Everything that touches :tfl.i rectly or; Indirectly on. the food question.

Is; grist for the mill o' the food controller; It matters hot whether It Is the laying down of the law of cori sumption to the big' brewer and candy manufacturer Ing, advice to the housewife as to how, to cook corn meal cakes) the same 'energy' is When Lord Devonport fiMt.began to dictate to' hotels, restaurants and boarding houses as to what they must. eliminate from their menus and. to luggest same curtailment In the private homes, was considerable perturbation. The people 'lld, derstand. the of such drastic action.

They It now 'arid as a whqlo'hayejaccep Jed this' situation In a true partlng spirit. The habituQ of the restaurants lts dawnw'ithasmiloto fare that, compared with pre war. days, decided' frugal, and' feels; no iit.tlfl' pr.iile hi tho tact ha lief Js "doing his hit" by.li.iitg uji to. tlij rules. What One Is Allewed, Thus far Lurd itlirts LaVe lceii noticed incite rliik, and public eat i iig places.

Nut. only lias the' food controller tnfil tlm restaurant man whori lio way" arid wajr not serve meat and jwta toes; hut he'lMs'. aperiile! Ihe junntitlrs of rricat, bread, 'sugar and, Hour to which each' person, is entitled at the Various lhiblic eating places are. All6vcd 'each a. sufficient amount or these foods to the patron oii the average, the Two ounces of meat, for breakfast, Ave' oririeejr for luncheon, the same alnourit for dinner arid none forlea; The Weight of the: meat ia ther uncooked in eluding la usually delivered by the 'but 'Two ounces of.

poultry and gamo.are reckoned as, ounce o'f ineat. Two ounces of broad, are allowed for carh meal, Including tho afternoon tea. Only two seventh of' an ounce of sugar niay bo bad for each of tho four' ineals, and flour Is limited to one bunco for luncheon Bnd.puo In arriving at the height of the flour ami sugar'tlie. proprietor' must take into consideration the fact that cakes'! pas. tries, biscuits; confectionery ami similar articles contain 30.

per cent of flour and ,0 jterrent of sugar br 'weight; Private Houses Not Rationed. While tlie food controller has not yet placed Wie Private hpine'on rations, he ia maue urenuous apjau to house keeiK rs'toijitvliiat Voluntary, rations are Diaintaincd. Dread, meat arid sugar being the jhost iniportaiit. articles pf diet; the roniroller ha asked iljat each: person limit the. weekly diet tov.not more than four pouiids (if bread, a half poiipd of.

sugar and twd arid a.U.poufilsb.f meat ills appeal has. met with widespread response, but recently Lord pevon port. In a speech the house of lords, warned the country that the bread consumption must be cut down still more If forced bread rationing Were to. be avoided, "for the shortage, of Wheat flour holds forth serious possibilities if the present rata, of con sumption Is maintained. In order to conserve the suii'nlv wheat flour and sugar, the controller i recently, put Into effect qrdera which "hit not, onjy the.

publld. eating houses, but the home, arid hit them; hard; Under tisesa provisions bakers or other food cullers can, Use no: sugar in making lKread and cannot sell, currant bread, brsad or mlllc bread. nresuL In obliged to sell bread by, weight, they must see It that every losif is at twelve hours) olil tjef ore it 3eayes their. shops, and no baker yiay oichanie tot. pthir, bread which; he has sold.

VTen' It cotnea cakes; and poetries the food controller puts his foot down 'hardi iiakers afa not allowed lo sell muffins, tea cakes fancy bread or any lighter faricypaat tries, or alny other like articles. ther, cakes, buns, scenes or biscuits, which are frosted, or doyered with any other 'edible substance added after the dOugli is mixed; are absolute'' tabboc)'. No itike may contain more than jS per oeta of sugar or more than 30' per cent oC wheat flour. Buna may contain jo per cent of sugar and SO. per cent of wheat flour, but no more.

Deal a 8ad Blow, Thcno edicts have dealt a sad blow to that Uiuclent rt honored British the afternoon The; food ecoovomy campaign has been far apd in. this connection soma of the most striking advertising. of the war has IVueh done, In addition tr the printed, appeals, the ministry' of food has arranged lecture tours' for the tystruoflon of the people and Is continually working out novel.schemea to attruct attention to the necessity, of food conservation. One pf the most pretentious odorts attempte(f thus far IS'set for Jittay 34; 'empire, day, when ther will bs fo6d economy, demonstra tions throughout the country, even tho schools betoig prepared to holt exercises. Wednesday, May 10, 1917, t.HfimyttnBajUhs an a Width oj 0 mi'treo smd biOfl ffae newly wrm poAi fipli sumirist wvnraJ strong French' ftt tai'fcq, Huiubwd and sevpntflvB priivmnrs auid nuitnermM weapons' of evovy ktnfl fettlnti) the 3ianda of oiir hrasUrpflps," Lodflori.

flre flchting isj today north of the Scarpa Ttver.a the Arras battle front, mtys today'lp ofTlclnJ statement on operations' anco OiJnisian war tneatrev' iffiffiafflKfiffiaafiaaiBiffiifi the store that does things. ffisfttfiffiffiSKfiai Special Bargains Cooper Balbriggan Union GKIIM AN CKNiyiAL PI32S. AmatbaSam. Alar 18 The flnalh at the front of Gen. von yictlnghbff, for mar goverVior of Btrassbung, is.

reported in a dispatch front purlin. Cen. von VlntJnaihpiC died frorrt wounds ro ceived In th recent fighting hear Sols apns. TIOLEPCT, vrrLnjiAGixa On Jurmtvl Tib oblid to advance Ooopcr'a'Sailiriffg Union SnltB to $1.60. Tbey scUjUiff.

elsewhere for this price. today. Biit Juno lsty we will sell you regulars, andstoutaj ionyorshdrt jegular br three quarter length, peciajat $1 00 The wholesale price, ofthese Union: Suits today is more than we are selling them for and after the quantity is sold we jiow have on hjind, we vwill be uMfeed to adraiuso the pnf to $1.50. Men Wear Overalls Paris. May ltA violent "batUe Is ragmg near laonln ds Laffaox on the li'rtnch front where the Germans have attacked la force after an artillery struegls which, lasted throughout the night Th oldclal statement of the war ofQco says that the TVench maintaining: all.

their positions, attack is on a front of four? kilometers. Should come' here tomorrow arid "buy these heavy welg ht wtdta back. extra quality Union Made Cone Boss Overalls at $1.00 a Pair. Chil dren Need Stockings And fortunately for you we piaced largo contracta last fall for "Boy SoouT and Wonder Hose''. that enables us to.

sell you a good, fast Btocklhg that la selling lnother stores today for 25c. Our special" SSiffiflifW Suits i ife I i NDIANA NIGHT NEXT AT UNIVERSITY CLUB JlEOil'TOTlED; UIUTISIL London, May ti. iThe British have, recaptured, of the. ground, they had lost lri Iiullecpurt anVfl have established new posts on the west of the, vllhige, 'says a dispatch today front iVeutor's" correspondent at BHtisli headauarters' This price is lower than factory cost today, and Is a' guaranteed saving of SOcj a pair. 10c She 8 to 11 15c PATTERSON FLETCHER COMPANY EAsnapr oirAioN" halts.

Dr. P. Dean of School of Medicinej Will i3e Speaker. Thursday nlaht. May 17, Is.

"Indl arii Night" at, tlie Uiiiversity club. br. Charles IV Eaversoh, deari of the School 6f Medline, Indiana universe Ity, Is the. rind speaker for that Wr. Kriiersoij 'was for tlmo resident physician at' the John 'll6t klns hospital, llaltlinore, Maryiaridj and wnis also an'assOclateln 'niedlcfne.

John lloiikliis, liledlcil B.c'huoC loiter he vas euperlrt tendent tit Clifton Sprlrigi sariltarluiri and now. lie Is dean, and professor of medicine at' Indiana mlveriilty, lle'l' renoWiied. both, for his profound knowledge nt medicine and also for his work on clinical iiosls. Dr. Noah "Zehr chairman of the committee In chaise of tlils meeting, says that Indlnna, men nro hiahlnjr Kreat arrangements tVeflimv their appreciation of Dr.

Kmcrson'8 cpmlnK here. Thome mbefs of the University club feel tlint this wlllbe a' splendid meeting and with geiicronity they have in vifed' the' Indiana 'men', and all ho physicians, of. the County, whether members of the club Or not, to hear Emerson. This mee'tlntr Is, of course, open to all members of the club, whether Indiana, men or not, London, May 1(1: 21 p. m0.

The British' campaign In'Atesotpotamla, Where i Victories over theTrirks havw been woiri( is poW almost at a. standstill. The following official faport from the MeeopoUmla' front was Issued here today1! "Though no Important operations MIGHT 'HELP' JSCiTilAiJE. AVashlnKton, May 16. President Wilson has written a letter to Itepre sentallvo roti, of the house, rules com hav.

occurred since the banning the month we have secured 1B6. prisoners, including 20 in a skirmish near Dell Abbas" iSSSSiflSifiiTlifliflSLfiffi WAYNE AKD HABEISON. Biffiaia.ifiiRfiifiHiaira attorney for the Millers' National charged' that private Interests werd behind' the agitation for mixing wheaV fliloUr with 'corn products. Bepresentatlves ScOtt.of Iowa, arid pabath of Illinois, declared there should bo elimination of food speculators; FORM CTABINET THAT CONTAINS MAYBADICALS (Continued'. From Pace '1,) ITALIAN DRIVE HAS SUCCESS TIIB TWENTT PAYMENT TliAK The Twenty Payment Pian was originated by us.

Toti will find our plan very attractive and advantageous in that it permits you borrow, money "and. repay' It In monthly payments so small that you will not feel' them, in other words, it Allows Twenty Months for repayment. Inter est Is on monthly bal ances only at the Legal Ilate. Mi per, cent per month, arid tha customer Is privileged to make; larger payments Jf he no desires 12.59 is the monthly bavment on 150 1J.75." i t.00 lioo you ara charged interest, paiyrortne actual number of months loan la carried. You can pay in full at any time.

'loafr fin fiirnlfiir. nlann. Victrplas, live stock, also on diamonds. Call on or address Fort Wayne Loan Co. (EstabllslKst 1896.) Boom 2.

70 Callioun Aboto ami loo (Store, Homo Pltoiio 833; Under tjiato Kupervbtlon. maintained. In. spite of repeated power jfiil, assaults by the' crown. Fire was opened on tha morning of May 12 Uaj who.lo line, from Tolmlno tq the sa.

It was maintained with a regularly' quickened rhythm until the of May 11, when it was lniemunea to a powerful, drum AlC' the, flrst part of the bom bard.irieht' the eriemy reacted but feeb ly. It seeme4.as though the Austrlans'l had been taken by but their reply was hibro vigorous on Jlay 13. arid extremely, violent on the riiorinlng of the 14th. Austrian batteries then opened a heat curtain fire. pOuxtnir thousandifof projectiles on tho trenches in the Italian line.

"Undetenea by this tempest of flro, the Italian Infantry tovnrda jjoon leaped over, tho paiu pets, arid dashod resolutely forward; towards tha Objectives i pi ovlously nrsUrned These positions; were almost nil dinicult ones and them hitherto had been regarded as im'pregnabie; audi; for Instance, as the heights on the left, bank of the Isnor.o from IMava to Salcano pass; "The steep slopes, covered with rocks and dotted here and there with thick clumps of grass constituted JTormld able obstaclo to ah infantry advance. Successive lines of trenches, prepared 'month, ago' above deep well supplied with defensive arid offensive material, were defended by seasoned' troops and protected by batteries, placed so as to flank attackers with their; fire: "lotwltrisundlrig these, 'conditions the Italian Infantry advanced and still continues tri advance, positions have been won and prisoners. are flowing Into our concentration camps, 'Our aviators co operated with' great effect by bold and ceaseless reconnaissances, by skillful regulation of the artillery Are arid bombardment of depots and convoys and by brilliant corouKw mm yuirian airplanes," CiiBUfiVN OFFICIAL REPOHT. coalition cabinet as reroorted today will be as rfemler and Minister, of the Inters )or prince A. LvoaT (tho c'umberit.) Minister of Public Inatructlon Prof.Paul'MlIulloff rnln JllttUler of Foreign Affalrs riM.

TereschtenUo (now' inlnlste'r of DnancOr) MlnlVter of Klriarieb rA. Shin gar off, now jrilrilster of agriculture. Mlnlsterof Commercft and Industry A. I (now minister 0( trade arid cpmmarce,) Minister of Coirimuhl.catlonrrN. K.

Nckfasoff, (the incumbent) Minister of War A. F. ICerensky (now minister of Justice.) Minister of Maa Ine. M. Bk'obe'leff, vice president the council pf workmen's nnd sofldlers' deleKates, or Admiral Koltchalt, commander of tho nia'cV sea fleet.

Minister, of AgrlcultureM. Tcher norf, a revolutionary socialist. Minister. of. Laborrr M.

a socialist democrat. Minister of Justice M. Nikltlne, a Moscow lawyer arid social democrat, or M. Malantkltch, ah Odessa lawyer! and social i democrat. of Munltioris l'eicho a national socialist.

milviCoff HKsiaxs: a special house committee on. woman suffrage might be a wise' act of public policy. The president ieajd. he had iia desire! to Interfere with such matters but pointed out that' he had been Jold that an approval by blm of the Idea might result in the creation of such a In; his letter, he dld not deal with the inerltf of the woman's' suffrage The senate ft 1 ready haSsuch a comrnlttec. ERSOF Visit in Allen County for Day and Inspect Somo of Its Excellent.

Roads. vs. Stephen Vineyard et aL Itlarrlago Licenses'; Frank Hogan, attorney, to Frances Matson, ItayinOnd Ttokrbaugb, to Marie Adolph F. gchlifke, mliiUtcr, to Flor erica 0. Gerding.

PItESlt)ENf SPEKH. Fetrograd, May I6. r(Via 4 iPaul Ni MllokOff, nilnlster of foreign affairs, hai resigned, leaving the cabinet altogether. M. Tereschteriko, minister of finance, lias, been appointed foreign 'minister, arid Kerensay, previously minister of has beeh: named minister of war and' marine.

war budcIet IS TAKES UP (Cbntlnued From Page 1.) utes general debate having been concluded last night; Criticism has Vcen directed prlncl pally against the excess pnints. jncomo nrtd automobile taxes and the; proposed Increased rates on second class' mail and. prospects were, that scores of. amendments1 would' bo offered and Representing mercantile, manufacture' and business' 'interests, of Chicago arid the. middle west, aVdeJe gallon' appeared today before the; senate finance committee and aftesward visited Secretary McAdoo to protest BRalnet raising $1,800,000,000, by taic atlon, as proposed In the war tai, bill, and to suggest that the amount be reduced to $1,260,000,000 "The committee did opposeoppose taxation," saJS a statement Issued on Its behalf, "but It came to offer suggestions that might tend to distribute the burden mora equitably with tha.least disturbance to business." Washington, Majr 1 6.

Jlembors of the 'senate and house agricultural committees today to their colv leagues that President' Vllson is yri usually 'anxious for early passage, of jegislatlonto, stop ppeculatjon foods and; regulate, production, and The food situation only to tho nrrny and navy In ini poTtance for tho "wary tbe president told the committee members at a whlfo house coriferenc? last night. It seems provable today that ail legislation Pending lit congress Will be re arranged In threo ndnilnlstratlon bills ono providing for a food survey arid stimulating production already under In the sen ale; another regulating distribution and prices, and the third authorizing a preferential shipments. HUNDRED MILLIONS ADVANCED FOR THE SLAV GOVERNMENT PALL (Continued. Fim Pag 1.) FOOD CONTROL HILLS HEAIID. Washington, D.

IMay 1 B.rllearr fjigs oti tlie food control bills were con tinned today bx the house agriculture conunltiee. J. F. Lucey, associated with. the American relief 'commission Inltelgtonv deeiared a centralized authority irf tit power almost autocratic, was necessary for food control, P.

He lias also been unpopular Insbme riuarters pV his vigorous insistence that. Russia given Const'antlrioplo which was regarded. conflict with the no? annexation 'pronounceu'ent'. The resgiiation of many military officers Is regarded as vastly' more dhn gerotts than the. political ehiftlngs of powerns, the wh.ole.

discipllheand no raio of the armV may be affected; Ite gret was expressed that former War. Minister; Ouchkoit was riot retained In the new governriieijt as lio Is consideredconsidered one. of Russia's strongest incn had resigned' merely to force the issue. Many persons. feel that Hussld," is now.

Bplng through the shaking down' process' unavoidable with such an upheaval as she has exl'erlencedr and that it Is very probable sho has "yet touched bottom, llowovcr, th6 next five Aveeks' freedom from military attack because of the Spirlrig rains Is expected' to afford a breathing space for the various elements to como' gether In some sort of unity. During that time those who have sudd'eiriy come into power can. 'be famlllariied with the' magnitude of the issues at stake. Read' ptir Special Thursday's offer on page twd. PATTKRSON' FL'ETCUER CO.

SUM1IARY OP THE DAY'S WAR NEWS (Continued From Irerlln, Jiray (VlA'Loridon, p.rin.) Thoi heavy artillery fire; which' haa been Iri progress' between Presba and Dolran lakes (Macedonia) has ex tended to tho Struma front, tho war office report 'On; the Russo ualldan and Iqumanun. fronts the" sit uauon uncnariged. The statemmt. follows; ''Army group or crown I'rlnce flupprechti "Weather; conditions, being unfavorable there was comparatively llttlo activity. ''Army group of the German crown prince: On both ddes.

of Craonne and north of Prosttess, he Increased actlv Ity of the artillery Was contlriueorwlth out Interruption. Kasf of Leunevlllo. Ja Uraadenburg bAUJUlon broks JntoJ tfpJBBBr if Mr if "Never tasted any so rfood in. my life as P05TT0ASTIES icals. In fact the pressure of the rnal contents "has 'great as to force the government to hastily iwith draw1 Jts refusal to permit radical socialist delegates to attend the international socialist conference at Stockholm.

Tbe topi situation. Oefritany alio appears' to be growing steadily wdrse and alarm Is expressed in various quarters that the avallablesupply will iiyi buiucv uii(i ine niuon until, ine next harvest, The: effusive' promises with, which the administration checked the; May day strike agitation have proved hollow and there. are complaints that the attempt to substitute meat, for bread Is seriously diminishing the Stock of milk animals, Apart from France, the, only news of importance ti vne wr regions cornea from the. Italian front General Ca dgrns, has opened an offensl eon' the Os.onto llrJ but the. reporta frorn VI' enna.

and Rome are diametrically' 'opposed as to the Initial The Italians have some gains In the dlrec tlori of "Trieste, but It Is too. early as yet to Judge how the operation will develop. Bus will run from Lakeside car line to Catholic cemetery from 1 to 4:30 p. Thursday, May 17, Fdrt Wayne New Haven Bus jliine, Hearing of the splendid and excellent roads which Allen county boats of and which are not only so in but in reality, the commissioners of Cass county came to Fort Wayri. Wednesday morning, and In company with the Allen county comiriissl'onert, visited several of the.

best roads for the purpose of getting Ideas of their construction, The Cass county officials were also here to secure pointers. on 'other' work which falls In their line of Thursday morning. the county councilcouncil will meet' IriV.the cburity com'mls sloners' court to 'consider the. appro prlatlori'pf jnoriey for various purposes, The meeting has called for 10 'o'clock. Petition to.

Cluiiigehoart, A petition has been filed wltlv the county auditor asking that the road which how runs at a point from the Bt. Joe road, ten miles north of the line's ueiween vreeK ana st, joe be changed to run directly along the township line. The petition is. signed by W. Wesley and'flftceri others.

TraveilnR' With Circus, Fllsabeth Jacobs, who says Bhe was jnarrled to Thomas Jacobs, April. 188S, wants a divorce from him, alleging that he 'deserted her nearly two years hbo ana is now traveling wun tne Sparks circus; Sho charges that he deserteddeserted her without leaving her ariy means of support. Twoi Moro Suits Filed. Astbe result of upsetting of the row boat In the Maumee river on.Sun day morning, Maj ch 26, two' more damage suits have been, filed. Harry Kirchner states that he has beep damaged, to, the extent of $10,000 and his little Leonard Kirchner, through, lils next frpnd, Harry Kirchner, as filed suit against the Fof We, yrie Rendering compariy, asking damages to the amount of $2,500.

Wants 12S Damaces. Ralph Btreblg, by his next Isaac streblg, has sued. Qustave and Sophia. Sroshang for recession of. eori demanding $J2K.

Suit on Account. Samuel Fisher lias brought suit against. John. I and' William'. Arispach asking for $525, alleged to.be due on an "babiely Accused lier.

Mildred Reuille complains of Lbuls J. Reuille iri.her suit folr divorce that the defendant falsely accused her of associating with other men and that he regularly would get drunk once a month and; stay drunk a week at a time. They were married January 19U, and. separated April 4, 1917. She asks for the custody, of Deserted Ilcr.

Laura; Larrlson has Gilbert C. Larrlson for divorce desertion arid non support She also avers that the defendant got drunk at times and Would mistreat and abuse her. DcpnUes Aro County Assessor William Eggemaa nH appomtea ueorge Behler rind Calvin. Llpes aa deputies, to assist hlin in checking over the wprk of the town shp. assessors who filed thele rrnr.

Tuesday. Set for Trial Judge Eggeman. of the circuit court, set the case of Carl Cochran versus Ira W. Dlsler fbr trial by Jury Septem ber28. The case Is a damage suit for $5,000.

Gets Judgment of $2,000. In circuit court Elmer Greenwood received a Judgment of $2,000 trpiri the.Fort Wayne, arid Northern Indian Traction company. Chance of Vcnuo Granted. A change of'venue. Iri the case of Frank Johns versus John R.

Ilartxell Was. grahted Wednesday morning. It has been' venued to the DeKalb county, court 'Foreclosure of Uen. received a iudgmerit fromQeOriteL'. Wagner etat for and the lien Was foreclosed as prayed Judgment Given.

Judg Yaple George and TIenry Hedler a Judgment of against and Celia McCoy Wednesday morning. Incorporation papers. The Indiana Furniture company has filed Its articles of incorporation with the County The company Is Incorporated for $15,000. The Incorporators are John; V. lleut, William F.

Uraeter and Thlrsa L. Craeter. Title Quieted. Title to some real estate as nraved for was SLuieUd In, the case of Adoinh Kaw. OVER GITY HALL Position of the Late Victor KaUeyer Will Be Hard to Filh A pall of deep sorrow' shrouded the city hail, Wednesday, when tho account of; the death of 'Victor Kalteyec spread over the Ills had.

been brie, of the tnost epfrlts about' the. city building. of his death was nil the: more shocking to city officers arid erririlordsi because, he ha'd riot Jet It be known o'f I that ho clunjp to his work Mertbers of tHe board of works will make arrangements to have city employes', attend trie funeral of the former assistant city engineer, in a body No effort will be made for several days to name the manwho will take his place at the desk: In the city engineer's office. The position will be a most trying one to fill. Victor Kalteyer was qualified In every way to handle the trying work of tabulating all city Jots and keeplngr records of property own era.

Victor KaUeyer had been assistant engineer for ten years, lie leaves fitting memorials. In the artistic pages' of the many, volumes of city records wlilcli he prepared, for he was a painstaking workman and wrote a most artistic hand. v. VJ WANTED Experienced girls, goodwages. Eagle Laundry Co.

While Sir J. M. Carrie counts five or' six' hundred' words a gbod diiy work," It Wells. often written 10,000 between breakfast and bed.arid" L. TV Meade has produced 20.000 words In a busy.

day. his illness even in the; iMt few days Sentinel Want. Ad 3 VI 3T I GROWS FEET arc more rtqiieritiy an iiidicatibii of cyc strain than'oltl Squint produces wrinkles, Kyo v' ri. Q.iir. 'glasses prcyerit cyc They will jriake you look younger and feel younger; Let us examine you i Four stores in all'seryice firs't? i' Columbus, Olilo yocnARGKFon KJOVMINJVTIpN.

spfld ft waynb office ilu Anthony hotel bldq. ohio I The Greatest i i Time and Money Saver ye think pf railroads, telophonqs, tho telegraph, the witelesa, but how about WAN ADS Thoy aro in the sarno class. It used to be when a man wanted help he ad to' ask hiia friends whero ho could get a good stenographer, bookkeeper, etc. Today ho puts in a WANT AD and to morrow' ho has only to chooso from a dozen or morec Ho has furnituro to sell a WANT AD brings many buyers. Ho has a house to rona WANT AD rents it he has a house; to sella WANT AD Bolls it.

They're a great convenience, aren't they Phone 173 I i i X. V. LUjjttr vi siii liiiSmAHtk. 4BJu.