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Fort Wayne's Greatest Millinery Store MERGENTHEIM'S For Suburban Day After Easter Sale 1000 SHAPES $1.69 Value to $3.75 Again Demonstrating Mergentheim's Supremacy HATS TRIMMED FREE Every Style Every Color Every Size $1.69 A REAL SENSATIONAL SALE JURIES DRAWN FOR ADAMSGIRGUIT COURT April Term Wfll Convene Next Monday--Names of New Jurors. HOT LIKE TO DECLARE WAR AGAINST BULGARIA Wo Bulgarians Fighting on West Front, State Department Learns. with point of view the United States BOMB PROOF ARMY JOBS NOT FOR ABLE BODIED Swivel Chair Warriors of Age for Draft Will Be Sent to the Front (By Associated Presp) WASHINGTON April 2--A report to the state department today from American Consul General Murphy at Sofia, declared that no Bulgarian troops were moved to the western front for the big German offensive It way had been stated that Bulgarians The genera plan is to rid Wash were fighting in the west alongside gt on draft age officers whose Germans and places car be filled by older men or Mr Murphv report was dated lans anl i to pive the (Bv Lnited Press ASHINGTON A.pnl 2 --The pro cess of el mmating bomb proof army jobs for men of draft age is under was dated March 21 'it was sent to Washing ton unsolicited Bulgarian troops are used on the front or not Is still regarded bv officials as al to the News Ind April 5 --The comm ssioners drew the foi I i nimes jurors for the gnmd ind petit unes for the A i term of i i inn i uit couit i i wll! oj next Momi iv a i )oeph i abash township 1. i i a i tow l-hip i a i John 1 i klev I tovvnsh Thomas i Dentui I- Shoemaker nt Petit juiv--Daniel Kitson 1 itur benjamin Llnmnger I i Chute, a i ash Olivei Hendncks Monroe Callihan Geneva John Hoffman I rcble John Hlltv Berne John Mvers Decatur Hmer Fuller eneva Jacob Rawlev St Marjs Cjllo Decatui Jacob Mcbei Hartford town-ship Jess I sirjdei Jefterson Oeoige Davis fat I Decatur Brief Items Misa eia i-- a new clerk at ti-p I-neeler to i i vvis I i i Mi ind Mrs Call of Columbus i cf lint, to leKram i i i Ulshops 1 i Mi and Mis. 1 K111U bishop was Miss Mane Kmtz of this cus The Ked Cross member is Miss Thelr-ii Bermce Miller laughter o' Otis and Ethel Hager Villei of Line stieet The joung lach was born vesterday morning 1 at a 30 0 clock and became a member of the Red Cross at 6 ClOCk Otto 3r is the name of the nine pound bos that is bom Saturday to Mi and Mrs Otto Smitn of trench township The mothei was Miss chloe Brooks a minister in the triends "huich at Monroe Rev Thornburg of the Methodist church wll 1 leave tomor row for Warsaw to attend the an Dual North Indiana conference Rev Mills of the Evangelical church will go to Blkhart to attend the annual conference of his church Mrs Vi Sholty was a guest of the Henry Koenemann family at Hoaglajid ill Bnen returned to his home I ort av ne Mrs Brien re mained for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Myers Mr and Mrs Louis Rice and sons Marion and Louis of Marion were guests of the Horace Callow familj has been received here of the death of Zerkel 74 well known Decatur civil war veteran Death occurred last Thursday at Lagrange at the home of Isaac with whom he lived for sev eral years since the death of his wife The funeral of Mrs Margaret Jane Hilpert 61 was held at the church at Bobo this afternoon She was the wife of Frederick Hilpert, Funeral services for Mrs.

Gladys Stevens Fritzinger 26 will tomorrow morning at ten clock from the Reformed church In this city She was the wife of Charles Fritzinger and death occurred at the hospital in Fort aj ne Justice Lenhart officiated at the wedding of Robert tsevil of Ge neva born November 12 1894, son of John Nevil and Ethel Gleason born October 14 1900 daughter of Dennis Gleason Miss Frances Bartlett, of Muncie, was the guest of her sister Mrs Paul Marsh over Sunday The local court of Ben Hurs will celebrate the eighteenth anniversary of their organization Wednesday evening A good program will be given and the state manager Bowers will be here Clarent DeBolt and Leota May Foreman A.lbert Stuckey and Flos sie Meshberger were granted marriage licenses Misses Genevieve Bremerkamp and Majme Hartmg have returned from Cehna where they were guests of Miss Nettle Cast over Easter "William Page manager of the Morris five and ten cent store at tended a meeting of the managers 01 the nineteen stores and a banquei given for them at Bluffton yesterdaj DONATIONS FOR RED GROSS desk men field serv ice Some of the highest armj officials point out that it is essential to have a vast army behind the limjs and unimportant from a 0 comparatively smi -diplomatic point of view It is be I i Jieved that if thev were present would not declT-e ir I against Bulgaria, preferring 6 4 3 pa of tms stav-at home force consists of slickers to twelve men are required to supph each soldier on 'he line have been anx prefer outside service The Ion's" for" America to include Bulgaria Presei move is intended to nd the 4unW the nations i i she is arms of men who secure commissions it war since Bulgai a is one of the who have sought the desk jobs as jiations agairst wl-om thej have safetj fust posts more serious grievarces The gov -ernwents of France and Great Brit 1 Chinese peanuts are usualh hand ject was am, however are said to agree quite sorted bv women after being sifted publi Auction Project Is Receiving Hearty Support. Stapleford Proposes to Enhs Aid of Every Person City for Worthy Cause. The plan of Stapleford auc tioneer for holding a gigantic auc tion for the Red Cross is meeting with more success than ha been hoped for Although the sub brought before th tprdfi the following alreulv guaranteed contributions Arrangements Completed So Local Druggists Can Sell the Weil-Known Hull's Superlative to Everybody pis Wonderful Preparation is Producing Astonishing Results Whenever It is Used Eckh irt Fax Hint, Co two poun roasts Geller Bros rodbti 1 ckrich meat market ham Henderson bile cf i AUe Cigar Co four boxes cigars Hega cigar store 100 cigars James Henry bushel potatoes Brofaius, Erosuis i air I ccle tires Horst mejer Br Jl groceries Ku hie groceries DicKmeyer $2 grocenes Sultzer Son $2 grc cents effort will be made to ne in the cit contribute something the auction sale and then attend and bu some thing The entire proceeds of the will go to the Ked The room at 119 East Mam street has been ed for thp ind Mr Stapleford is illing to fit i tw week" of his a cr commission of im Kind to il the affair a sue Everv progrirs frusffist jFort VS.line nrvv i 1 -it Of Hulls Superl n-1 irr 'tnents have be 1 I can get all he wan "notice lint no on i go rl out it should tl ev 1 sire t- iv Jxrttle Mil prop! I ill MI in th i Iv 3inv emergrenov iso nd in tl i prevent mu Hulls Miperl 1 is 1 do rrtat -work tl i st i re torng he 1th the Min re a Puiin; 1 i i sards of mon i men 1 i rescue 1 fi i i i mlscrv Vn tl is spl 1 i i I i lion i pioplo i their cs nt poo 1 Hh Jjiulls i i i tfheir pr isc for it is Shem Couchs gnp nl i its cr fci. ff 'n'r'i REASONS FOR SUCCESS Hulls iv i cont Jighlv concpntr t-1 i iv 4he gam- It mine Is 11 Sound in the 11 hortv ti Btent a i is Dr so i 1 nnti cleirlv dptu Snstratet' i i rs cro is rf aponsible for n( rl rvcrv sickn MtacKing tio a 1 rtv fli Schuessler 'hwiv vprl tfous i doctors tlnoiigli 0 if nd is ref tho 0 i it is It i nl i on th I i of ill i a is I 11 Tl I tl tr IP i sr i it. ph mor tl cot re i iTM i i II i i 1 i i fr Uh tl rp 1 1 in n- 1 nu It 1 1 1 1 1 It 1 is 1 i 1 th" 1 I in 1 i ev rf tl 1 1 nd i tl -u i i 1 rep i i bi 1 sue STOMACH AND NERVE TROU BLES ipcrl i of ca oils i 1 i tn st tch rv dlst! 1 nri 1 ncrs rf in I is i Is i md men 1 vo 1 tl led hf ilth bv )Inlls iptrl Mr en" fri 1 ho-iltl owes it t-.

1 tl pe I i 1 tn he i 1 sti Iv I ne i i i i rl i i i in th i i ir on sk druec to stand 1 ok cf i rv 1 if for nv if vvl it i i Clistomo krs tt i tlr an 1 docs in tl he 1 i IS I to 1 IS 1 1 to rttu thn bottle and his m'-iiev i i ru; hhrr il ffrr coll i 1 made le 5 ill druggists DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS Government Urges Prompt Declaration of Statements Meet Your Friends at Our Rest Rooms --On the First How Balcony EAT At Our Lunch Counter. Excellent Ice Cream Sodas --First West XeirySt. Just arrived-Natural Color Sock Yarn Bdll --Balcony Spring Needs at Suburban Day Prices $16.75 Does Not Happen Very Often During War Times Big Silk Dress Sale On Sale Wednesday--Suburban Day Manufacturers shipped us 100 Beautiful Crepe and Taffeta Silk Dreses and told us to make a big sale for Suburban Day. Every Dress the last minute creation and every shade a new Spring color. No Charges--No Lay-Aways--No Approvals Don't wait until late in the day for, at the price we are selling this Special Lot of Dresses, we -Rill seU them in a hurry.

Don't Miss This Opportunity. NEW SILK DRESSES Your Choice FOR SUBURBAN DAY ONLY. $16.75 Yard Goods Greatly Underpriced for Wednesday 36-inch Silk Chiffon Taffeta, in black only 1 veryspecial 36-inch Satin de Chine, in hlack only veryspecial 1 36-inch Silk Foulard in a variety of fancy patterns and colors, navy and white, black and white, 1 white and black and tan; very special 40-inch Silk Crepe Poplin, Russian green, duck blue, battleship gray, plum, tan and Copen, for OQ Wednesday only 54-inch All Wool Stnpe Skirtings, in great demand for separate skirts, $2 50 value, for Wednesday Zephyr Ginghams in fancy plaids, checks and stripes, special Wednesday Keeping the linen closet well stocked is easily accomplished if you take advantage cf our Special Suburban Day Values $2 00 All Linen Table Damask 72 inches wide for Wednesday 17c 33c Georgette Blouses All Linen Crash Toweling, with colored border Wednesday Large size Turkish Bath Towels extra good value, Wednesday 9 4 Bleached Sheeting, special 49c --First Floor Jl 3o large bleached Sheets, size 81x99-- 1 special for Wednesday VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF ORIENTAL RUGS It Is perhaps the finest collection that has been shown in Fort Wayne Evn though you are not planning to possess one of these exquisite Rugs it will be a real treat just to see them Several handsome Chinese Carpets are shown. Oriental Rugs in all sizes from the small bas to large room size Carpets --Third Flooft. Handsome neu Spring Suit Blouses of heavy georgette crepe--some have trimmings of Venise and filet lace--others are embroidered.

$5 00 Value, Special for Wednesday $3.45 --Second Floor. Wednesday Specials in the Men's Department 00 Silk Fibre Satin Striped Shirts pink blue green and maize OO $1.23 special Jl 50 Gray Silk Gloves for Spring special $2 00 Knitted Union Suits in knee or ankle length special pj. Men Athletic Union Suits spec al 65c -First Floor SYNONOMOUS No two sets of words are more alike than "Guranteed Satisfaction" and "Steele-Myers-- Optical Service" This is not a theoretical myth but a proven fact Our evidence of this assertion is being furnished daily our vast army of eyeglass wear" ers May we convince ou Free STEELE-MYER9 Glasses $150 and up Neckwear 50c Colored Organdie Collar and Cult Sets White Swiss Collar and Calf Sets Georgette Collars Satin Collars Filet Lace Collars Sale of Spring Hats WEDNESDAY ONLY up to (10 OS. We will place on sale. Suburban Day, one lat of beautiful Spring Hats with trimmings of feathers flowers and ribbons--Fashions newest ideas are shown for your selection-- DRESS HATS--SEMI-DBESS HATS-TAILORED HATS W.

B. Back Lace Corsets New Spring Models Just In Ivo matter what your corset preference may be if you wear a back lace corset you will be delighted with these new spring models. They are so comfortable either sit ting or standing, ajifl Five excellent figure lines corset models for the slight (joung girl) average and medium stout figure--special for Wednesday $1.00 Other Models Up to $5 00 W. B. Elastine Reduso Corsets For the Stout Figure $3.50 to $6.00 These wonderful corsets not only confine but actudll reduce the stout figure' Our corsetieres -will gladb give you a fitting and explain the unusual reducing features, of these coisets --feccond Floor GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES Good practical dresses these are made for the woman who personalh tends to her household duties belted models that generous pockets and set in aNo made in kimotict sleeve stj le made of good gingham plaids stripes and plain $175, $2 00 and $250 Exceptions Will Be Made Cases Where Reasonable Excuses Are Offered Uthouich the ju ome office i iil'v cloved irdaj evening th re 11 rr-nrun i imbet of rt idtnt ho jt dc 1 irn th ir iius Although there i ffi i il trim uncement is nt ffK i il late in fiilf I in i df lara.

tion Id at Kf i 1 il rn in tt i hf it it( be 1 1 in hi Jiinnt, tru tl tini It i jso 11 sh i en i i a i i i a 4 i i i i heir i i the. i i i appointed i i i time to i rare of departmert I-ich of non will be dnd a returned penaltv is attached to violators of the income tax Hu and TiKtt i undoubtedb be several profaocntions before the examiners their work The inrome i experts who have bppn stationed 01 over the United the gov ernment have been released ind the i of all declarations to the I loc il rev enue is thereft re nee 'MARYHlLWfHlRSDAY Food Demonstrator Coming to 1 Fort Wayne This Week Government Representative to Teach Food Conservation at Pub lie Demonstration thit i reas il rn nt re tsonnt 1 i tti is id Miss a i Ann Hall reccntlv ointed home demonstra tion agent for I ort a be hare to heKin actnc work dccordms to word recened today Himclirk chairman of the food con cornmittee of ederated Parent Teachers clubs fiom Mlis blizabeth Cowan state leader of home demonstration aeents Miss Hall will hae headquarters in the Scottish Rite cathedral Final arranKement" foi Miss Hall operationa in this city -will be formed at a meetlns of the food conservation committee Thursday Acthe work will be outlined for her Miss Hall conies to Port a from Davenport Iowa, wheie for some time she has been engaged in food conserxation work Her here ib indefinite the government ing her salary and the local com mittee meeting only her operating ex penses. From time to time Miss Hall will hold public demonstrations to ex plain to the women of the city the of conienation 1 nthe preparation and serving of TO cEEBRATE CLOSING Rescue Mission Will Rejoice Over i Death ef John Barleycorn and patriotic serMrc-- w'll be held tonight at the Rescue Mlb sion in connection i the passing awav of Kort 'Wayne ia1oon- The serucei will also include patriotic songs and readings Rex Mr Nipper stated When Thnst was cruel fled and burled the Scribes and Pharisees held a celebration downtown in Jerusalem and it is no more than fitting that we should celebrate the death and burial of old Tohn Barleycorn Let us hope howner that in our celebration it will end with the burial for we want no res urrection 411 urged to tike a in the big cflebidtion Seed Corn All Taken The of a carload of seed corn secured last week by County Agent Smallev and distributed at headquar'ers of the liberty garden committee 810 Clinton street was taken today Another CHrload has been secured and according to Mr Smalley it should arrive within the next two New Demonstration Agent William Williams of Hunting ton on his i to Lagrange counU where he been ippomted emer home demonstration agent was in the cltv studvmg the work of Allen Home Demonstration Agent Miss Mabel Erwln 'corps battalion will return to Camp Shelby tomorrow Since entering service Sergeant Dldier has gained thirty pounds in weight To Address Kiwants Club i a Taylor I nited btates geologist and one of the prime fac tors behind the proposed Toledo Fort Wavne and Chicago i ad dress the Klwanis club at its week ly meeting in the tomorrow noon DWsion In Wai- Board WASHINGTON April of a requirements which wil establish priority of delivery In rail and manufaitured war materials was announced today bv the war induf. board The division will elimi nate competition artionr government depirtments in obtaining supplies On Double Jjcavo of Absence Circle to Sew. The south side circle of the Red Cross ill sew ednesday and Thursdiv afternoons and evenings at 3.1) Dinnen avenue All south side ladies are cordially invited to attend these sewinc sessions Ijxpenments aie being earned on in 1 urope with an electuctl process foi i reducing gnid leaf heretoforee made onlv hand Returns to Cnmp Shelby I After spending a five day furlough 1 in this city with his parents Mr and Mrs Didier Sergeant Louis Pldier of Company 113th Signal Corporal John Kibus of Compan-v U3th Signal Corps battalion is home from Camp Shelby on a dou ble leave of absence He was, grant ed a five day furlough which at his request has been extended five days Corporal Rabus will return to camp the Utter part of the week NOTICE I am the onh piat-ticing ph cian is permi'ted use the LAR'VN frB i a i i i in thH citv for i Hi OIK hitis itai rh Rheum Uisni ipi Lit btc 1 wish to ite tint more a i i i befoic met its i nl If i dis ease nd sh uld I fall to it satis faction no chaiprc Mil be made D.

B. GARY, M. Broadway.