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Steinkamp's Stoves the Cfirner. These Are Remarkable Heatera! It burns soft coal, hard coal, sift- ings, wood just anything. The design is artistic, the big barrel body gives an enormous limiting surface, the fire pot is extra thick, wears fore-er and holds fire for 24 hours. Vortex Hi-Oven Ranges Solve the Big-Fuel-Bill Question That la Vexing Everyone To-day On Terms I $1.00 Weekly It Heats. Cooks and Bakes.

It does the family cooking and several rooms besides. The oven perfect baking, and it's shoulder which saves stooping. BRANCH STORE: PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. We-Will Trust You. ble heaters or ranges, the kind that will give perfect satisfaction and you will be in a position to laugh at winter's hardships, because of your foresight t-j prejiare now.

It Will Be, Wise To Select Your Starr Phonograph Now! And Why a "Starr? In the Starr Phonograph as in the violin ot old masters, the sounding boards arc of silver sprf.ee. Thus has the Starr Phonograph that deep, mellow, resonant tone a real "singing throat" in reality. Call, see and hear this splendid phonograph, including 12 of the very, latest record selections. heats gives high, Terms: $10.00 Cash, a few hours all the constipated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless "fruit laxative." because it never fails to cleanse the little one's liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach and they dearly love its pleasant taste.

Full directions for babies, children of all ages, jnd for grown-ups printed on bottle. Ke- member name California." Adv. Gives Strength to Combat Illness la affections ef tha- throat and hiaas. KCK MAN ALTERATIVE has often been found to be very ben.flclal by reasnn.of Its tonic and health-building properties. On.

el Its active Ingredients Is calcium (a Urn. salt), so combined as to be 'readily as similated. Twenty years' succusful use. SOU and I.SS Bottles at all dragglsU er freai asaaafBCtiifer. poBtpaM.

ECXJCAIT LABORATORY. Pblladalphia. Everything Child is Constipated! Bilious! Look at Tongue. Hurry, Mother Remove poisons from little stomach, liver and bowels with California Syrup of Fi.s.M No matter what alia your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should always be the first treatment given. If your little one Is out-of-sorts, half-s'ek.

isn't eating and acting riturally teok, Motherl aee if tongue ia Thla la a sure sign that. Its little stomach, liver and bowels are w.ih waste. Wben cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour, breath bad has stomachache. -diarrhea, sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California of Figs." and In KESOKTS ATLANTIC CITY, N. ATT fUewiuuf.

Oeraa front ia the kert et If 41 Atlantic City. tewaUr baths. AaMrb IA ca sad tares ass Flans. OfiU. Canaw PATRIOT CITIZENS 8KB PAOB tt.

MAIN BHEET. WHY UNITED STATES 18 GOING DRY. ND THEN VOTE YKS ON IIIBITION NOVEMBER Vr.loa Club VOT OHIO DRY A.Y.Reld. Sec is juat PREPARENOW! THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, OCTOHEU lip, 10 MAIN SHEET THE A. STEINKAMP CO, 221-25 WEST fIFTH ST.

FURNITURE AND STOVES OF SUPERIOR QUAllTYi DAYTON. si OI'KX SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL IO O'CLOCK, DO YOVR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW. Fact. Only Truth Always ew Bequests 'Aid Charity. I Two Hospitals Awarded $3,000 Each By Mattie Zoll Will.

1)1 III to Buy in the Morning! Additional Inducements! 5 Allowance! Sij self yea! tlofl Wil Mel ant off? Bha esta Ky, unit :1 pou eiia -eye: til con thli tea edit ties, hat rati pelt tti cju owx II wh the lioi the C-e- qual thai extg and. lab has. the-take thla atot "A pun ana mla qua tilth to ft mini oth ana sn tha the men gree leva ity.1 -ya "I nee beta we 84 Go duoi line, he si LOOK AHEAD! Winter around Snow will soon be piling on your doorstep. winds will soon be howling at your windows. Jack Frost will soon be showing his white teeth-from every unprotected corner of your home.

Convenient Credit Terms Can Be Arranged. Vortex Hot-Blast Heaters Exclusively Sold By Steinkamp- Terms 41.00 Weekly Will Make It Cozy. Buy one of Steinkamp's relia Now Is the Time To Get Your Home Ready. A New Living Room Suite This Style, Three Pieces, Complete ou Two-Ranges-in-One Duplex-Alcazar Burns Coal Burns Gas Itiht "pull the lever," that's ail. urxl the oven Is ready for khs "puRh the lever" and the oven is ready for eoal or wood.

The most practical, simplest and beat two-in-one eoal and Kas' range evershown. Come in and let us demonstrate it to you. See how simple, see how beautiful this range look in your kitchen and all your fears of a gas shortage will be over. Steinkamp's Are Exclusive Agents. This range can be bought on the easy terms of $2.00 weekly now.

So why crowd your kitchen wilfi two stoves when ne will Buy your range early it will save many dollars. Balance. Weekly. No Interest Charge. Exclusive Agent For Napanee Kitchenets.

To Furnish Evry Horn. RTIY HFRF- you wiH rev th UJ 1 ltLiIVLt. fll; benefit of our months of careful preparation. Stoves stnd Ranges, bought many months ago, make it possible for us to offer so high a at our present low prices. COME AND INVESTIGATE CINCINNATI PHYSICIAN Is Assisting in Fight on Influenza.

Epidemic at Hamilton. rsciAt. DtsrATca ro tbs bsqcisss. Hamilton. Ohio, October 19.

No signs of abatement of the Spanish influenza epidemic were seen here today. Dr. S. M. Weyer, of Kansas City, Mo and Dr.

Helena Rattermann. of Cincinnati, sent here by the Government to assist in stopping the spread of the malady, are co-operating with the Board of Health. Seventy-seven deaths have been reported in this city in the past 17 days, of which 59 are credited to Influenza. A large truck of tha Alfred Vogeler Drug Company, of Cincinnati, stopped at the crossing ef the. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Busenbark Station, four miles from this city, this morning and could not be moved.

The driver attempted to flag a south-bound freight train which was approaching, but to no avail. The truck was struck and wrecked and the load of drugs' totally destroyed. vThe order has been issued to storekeepers by the Board of Health to close their places of business on Saturday at 6 p. m. Instead of 7 p.

jto prevent the usual evening crowds from assembling in the stores and on sidewalks during tne innuenza epidemic. While boarding a car at South Fifth and Sycamore streeta Clyde Becker, 28 years old, who had been sick for a week with influenza, dropped dead. A few weeks ago Chief of Police Charles Strieker lost his revolver at Kreba Ball Park, and to-day he received information from the Police Department in Dayton. Ohio, tbat the weapon, had been recovered in that city and would be returned by parcel post. The revolver was found by one of the members of the Dayton Wright Field baseball team.

ludge Clarence Murphy. Chairman liberty loan, received congratulations to-day from D. C. Willis, Chairman of the Cen-tral Liberty Lean Committee, Cleveland, Ohio, and Gordon Reis, Chairman of Area No. 3, Cincinnati, relative to the splendid work done in the campaign 1n this city and Butler County.

Hamilton, it is assured, will go over the quota of $1,730,000 and pass the $2,000,000 mark. Rev. W. E. Williams, former pastor of me inurcn or Christ.

Llndenwald. this city, and later a resident of C'loquet, 23 miles from Duluth, escaped a few days ago from the forest Ores oa a $79.75 Terms: $8.00 Cash, $1.00 Weekly llofh luxury ana ceavealeaee are f- f.ved bv the most practical of all furniture. These three pieces, upholstered in (Inert imitation Spanish leather, with well-padded seats end af-fonl a comfortable and harmoniously ftirniKhed living: room. By a wimple operation (he Davinntte la immediately converted into a full-size bed. A suite of this type will nave you money, space and timev.

which roean-s a good deal to in these, days. Guaranteed Furniture For Ijcss Money. train with wife waa twice on fire. and child. The train The dance room in the Temple of Hamilton Dodge No.

03. B. P. O. has been lurnisnea witn beds and cots for influ- ensa patients unable to obtain admission to Mercy.

Hospital as a result of lack of room there. GENERALLY FAIR And Warmer Weather Forecast For Ohio Valley. Washington. October 19. North and Middle Atlantic States: Fair, with rising temperatures Monday and Tuesday: local rains Wednesday and Thursday; cooler at end of week.

South Atlantic and East Oulf States-Fair and cooler first of week; slightly Above normal temperatures by Tuesday; cooler at end of week, with, temperatures below normal. West Gulf SUtes-Generallv fair with temperatures close Thio Vault 7 flf JZL'" 1 m. tiiv. of -week. Region of Great lili.n.u with rising temperature; generally fai thereafter, except cooler at end of upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys Fair and cooler first of week: mncju.j.

vun local rains: end of week fair and cool. oruiern nocay Mountain and Bateau I Regions Showers Aionaay or with tan.n...,,.. cooler, RoneL Plateau turf-u ly, Vth 'm- tures below normal first of week, rising to normal by middle of week. Paciflc States Fair. excent.

raJtt -An daVnnd nhTM" Uon? or Tne dsy and probably Friday; slight temper- ature changes. EICHM0ND SOLDIER DIES. WCUt BISMTCa TO TB SSQCIRBB. Richmond. October 19.

Lieutenant Earl 8pangler. 28 yeara old, a pursuit pilot In aviation, died of Spanish Influenza In a French port, according to ord received by his parents here today. He died two days after his ship made port. Spangler formerly was In the automobile business hert 1 HrFLTTEKZA WORRIES HJI. Gustav Werner, chlel clerk of City Board No.

S. yesterday notified th. aa' Jutant General that legal advisors of bis' uoera nave rerused to go to the Freeman Street Armory to make out the new questionnaires during the influenza epidemic. Boards -plan te mail tbe aUeatlonnmlrM -thla week. 1 $940 i I i i i i I 1 i 1 Throngs Cheer Montgomery's Honor Flag.

With County Past auota Train Wreck Averted. SPECIAL IMirATCH TO TBI EjriSEB. Dayton. Ohio. October TO.

Several Day-J ton charitable Institutions are bene- flrlarles of the will of Mattle Zoll. which was admitted to probate to-day. i The St. Elizabeth and Miami Valley Hos-- pitals each will share to the extent of (LOOt), wViile the Associated Charities Is Riven fMO. The Door of Hope is bequeathed and the Salvation Array St.

John's Evangelical Lutheran Church receives $300, and the Central Church of Christ and the West Side Church of Christ 100 each. KUis P. 11 lcr, a lawyer, alio is made beneficiary in the sum of $2,000. Two thousand men and women to-day cheered the honor fla; for Montgomery i County when it waa raised with con-; sidcrable ceremony on the courthouse esplanade. The Junior Marine Bawl played "The Star-Spangled Banner" and Attorney W.

G. PlcWrcl delivered a brief address, paying tribute to the staff of solicitors and he generous subscribers who made the success of the campaign I nnpsible. Several davs will'elanse before the exact result ol the campaign will be known, as no figures acre released by the committee to-day. Consequently th; sales report of ei.WKJ.l.'iO will stand until Monday. This amount, which Is 10 per cent above the county's quota, waa achieved yesterday.

County salesmen today reported unusually good results from the allied circus. In charge of Congress-; man Gard. Authorities are investigating- the re- port that a deliberate attempt may have been made to wreck a train car-; rying a gun mount consigned to New York City by the Niles Tool Works, of Hamilton. Ohio. The vigilance of Con-i duotor A.

E. Alcorn alone prevented disastrous results. When he reached I this rity early to-day he noticed that something was wrong with the Journal i boxes on the flat and found sand and gravel packed in the boxes, from which bad been removed oil and I grease. Attorneys Joseph'W. Sltarts and F.

W. Krehbiel to-fay produced satisfactory bonds for the Tiqiia men held Jail here on charges of sedition, and who had applied for release, but were detained until property titles were ilooked-up. Hearings have been set for Monday and Wednesday, Mayor Frank Hamilton and Safety Director Herman Gruenert to be tried first. Attorney Krehbiel stated to-day that ony one of the men arrested is without liberty; bonds or war savings stamps, and that i ail hatf been prominent in the sales of Government bonds. The bonds of Hamilton.

Gruenert end Councilman H. Neff were placed at $10,000. and that of Joseph Wagner and John Glass 'at Israel C. Schucrat "already had secured his release on $5,000 bond. I James Monday's to-day was the highest bidden, for the Majestic Theater property on Jefferson street, at the sale conducted by Sheriff Aldt.

his offer of $20,100 having keen accepted. Mon-i days represented the National Theater Company, and It is reported the theater will be opened for colored people. Harry IX r.ranon. who assisted in designing tools to make the first 1M- eriy motor, is aeaa at nia home on of influenza. Jlia widow and three Malawi- children are ill with News of "safe arrival overseas of Oscar J.

Beringer. formei stenographer of the Court of Appeals. Is announced in a mes-' sage received hene to-day. He sailed with i the Thirteenth Regiment. United States Marines, on September 13.

The casualty list to-day contained theJ name of Harry Cahill. who was killed in action. His emergency address is given as Mrs. Ollle B. Cahill.

R. F. D. i No. 10, which is located north of the city, Following a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Frank W.

Howell to-day, Charles Razor, former train caller at the Union Station, was remanded to Jail, being unable to furnish $5,000 bond. Testimony of witnesses was taken tending to show that he had made remarks derogatory to the fourth liberty loan. The accused refused to. say anything. He will await the session of the October Federal Grand Jury at Cincinnati.

Seven young girls to-day qualified for messeigers. with the Air Production Board, and will be furnished with natty uniforms. held to the grand Jury to-day under $1,000 bond on the charge of pocketpicking when arraigned in Municipal Court to-day. He was accused of stealing $280 from Qua Oehler. of Farmersville.

Ohio, when tak Ing the Ihtter to breakfast after alighUng 'rm train at Union Station. He is satd to hve obtained me money while search Una- Oehler's pockets to "see if he had I gun hefore taklnar him to his home for breakfast o.r.ant Wuestner recovered an auto- oerge.ni mobile stolen Irom A. P. Breggeman tn front ofrthe Knights of Columbus head- Quarters, but failed to capture the thief, who abandoned the machine Eaat Dayton. tayxon.

1 1 1- Field, upon his return from Detroit in an was noUfled.of his nromotlon to a captaincy. His most recent trip waa to Detroit in a new experimental machine at the rate of 150 miles per hour. He now becomes offlcer" at the fleld. Following a fall downstaire at hla Davis avenue. Eugene Nellson.

23 years old. lies at the ami Valley Hospital in a serious condition. Only a few new cases of Influenza were reported to the Health Department to- day. but there were nine' deaths and quarantine regulations will remain in ef- feet. Health Officer Peters issued, a warn ing te 'those convalescing from the dis ease to use the greatest care to prevent There is urgent need of more nurses, while the doctors are bsSsy overworked.

A message wss received here to-diy announcing the serious Illness of Mr. Mabel Brown Martin, formerly associated i I I -1 1 An allowance of 5 will be made on 'all purchases of $1.00 and over if bought between 8:30 and 12 noon. This applies to purchases 'made on our Main. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Floors (not basement), including "Specially Priced0 and "Morning Time Sale" merchandise. This conforms to the request of the Council of National Defense to induce morning buying and early Christmas i Shopping.

i Reliable Home Utilities An Extra Good IN High -Class Gas Has high, -18-inch-square oven, high shelf, nickel trimmings, white porcelain panels in oven and broiler doors. White porcelain side and back splashers. Body of range has baked black enamel finish. Clean and sanitary. Has four one-piece burners, with extra simmering burner.

Extra Special $39.00 Each No charge for connecting. Gas ranges can be purchased on our easy-payment plan. Just Received a Large Shipment of Oil Heaters i "is I IIS 1 The Famous Perfect Heater Thousands Sold Last Winter Japanned Trimmed, With Steel Founts Remarkable Value $5.45 Each Prepare for any emergency- Coal and gas may be scarce. Oil heaters will be hard to get later. A Home Utility That Makes an Excellent Christmas Gift cgvjcCKT Mftfip 1 SDfre SalmHlUttr with the Daily News, Charleston.

W. Va. at her home in A telegram was received to-day by rela-tivea notifying them of the death of A. J. Schlml.

years old. who manyy eara ago conducted a store, on Xenia avenue, in this city, but who located in Chicago and became prominent in politics after studrinr law and being admitted to prsc- tice. He waa the son of John who was engaged In the "brewery, business. The body will be brought to this city for i.i 1-7 i- wlnn i. Mrlnuilv 111 In a hospital.

xllegi and 01 ng that he was laaen to inaiana forcibly detained there, though ie had been previously been released on bond. Thomas Moon returned to this city to-day from Richmond. Local officials notified the Richmond authorities, who ordered his release. Isaac Porter. 21 years old.

Toungstown. Ohio, repairman at the National Cash Register Company, walked out of a second- story window early to-day while asleep and sustained a fractured knee. Addison Stewart, negro, was held to the grand Jury-under $2,500 bond when arraigned In Municipal Court to-day on the charge of assault with intent to 'kill. It is charged that he struck Miss Frances JWise over the head with an Iron bar. Stewart has been identified by Miss Hen-i rtetta Miller as the man who attacked her several weeks ago.

It Is declared. FOR BLUSHED SOLDIERS. New York. October Metro- nolitan Opera House concert, attended ner, on Columbus Dy by President and Mr- Wilson, yielded $50,000 for Queen Margerlta's fund for Italian blinded sol dlers. the committee announced here to night.

good SHOwnrn is made. LimS. Peru. October 19. Subscriptions In Peru te the fourth liberty loan have reached $70.000, more than twice -the amount expected.

Special Ranges Shillito ideal Rreless Stove Every home and work The roasted, baked, no need to watch, will burn, be purchased Seventh. Race and Shillito Place TEN LIVES CLAIMED the Epidemic of Influenza By at Mlddletown, Ohio. i icial DirTca to tbs necnisa. Mlddletown, Ohio, October 19. The in fiuenra epidemic here took a sudden turn for the worse to-day and 10 deaths were reported.

This Is twice as many fatali ties as have bees' reported on any one day since the malady began to spread. Both the Emergency and City Hospitals are inadequate to cope witn tne situation. On account of conditions added precautions are urged by the authorities. Persons are urged not to burn leaves, not to spit on the pavements and to sprinkle walks before sweeping. The city Street Department began tbe flushing of streets with fire hose to-day in an effort to keep down the dust.

Those who died to-day were Betty Mrs. James Day, Mrs. Effle Fuller. Mrs. Louise Weinman, Mrs, Nora Larison, Charles Trowbridge, Mrs.

Clara Hill. Ruth Abbott. Mrs. Delia Wysong and James Ingram. The Liberty Loan total (or the Middle-town area was officially reported by the Clearing House Committee to-night to be $1,284,400.

This is $300,000 In excess of the quota, and all subscriptions have-not yet been reported. The Minute Women did splendid eleventh-hour work to-day In selling Surrender Bonds." Tbe Wardlow Thomas Paper Company Jumped Into the 100 per cent column with a subscription of $31,900. Curtlss Anderson, d'y fireman, was suspended by the City Commission on tbe charge that he reported on the streeta that he had knowledge ef a poker game in which $240 changed hands. The Commission holds that a city employee should have reported any such knowledge to the police authorities. It is said that Anderson will fight the case.

The- Commission also passed a new vagrancy ordl. nance fixing a heavy penalty on men between the ages of 18 and 00 who do not work steadily. Two accidents wera repotted at thg i should have one. Time is saved lightened and foods are cooked better. process is automatic.

Poods are boiled or stewed and there is baste or stir anything. Nothing shrink or evaporate. Cookers can on our easy-payment plan. Kitchen Cabinets I Hire ca 1 Uril 1 show full value with highest quality at the lowest price. We show them in White Enamel, Oak and Fumed finishes.

All furnished complete with the- newest fittings and improvements. The designs are all good, and we can surely meet the demand of every customer. Let us show you their many attractive features. Kitchen Cabinets can be bought on our easy-payment plan. SHILLITO'S--MXTH FLCOH.

Company American Rolling Mills. Grant Back, while at work nn the machine shop, buffered a crushed finger when the member waa caught beneath a crank shaft. How -ard Bales, employed In the shell-forgine shop, suffered the. loss of the tips of two Angers, which were caught Ini a punch press. Clarence -C.

Murphy died in the State Hospital, fa. Dayton, where he had bsx-n under treatment since last Hv was 63 years old and leaves a widow daughter and son. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at- 8 o'clock at Holy Trinity STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Thsfs what thousands of stomach offerers are doing: now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digotioo.

they an attacking the fW Cause of tha ailrrvnt rimMllW. and disordered bowels; Dr. Ethanmt mtn r.vt. TSf heUl r. When WT oe indigestion and stomach txoabiea.

taste tayouT troubled with undigested foods. JDr. Edwards. Othns Tablets 2.1! SY21will.kaow thera by their -They- do the work witw cripmai cramna ear eaht mu. Taks one or two at bedtime for etnek fcs fa xajPE.

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