Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 8

VQE EIGHT FORT SCOTT DAILY TRIBUNE-MONITOR, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1916. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nut 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in WAR SORROW HERE You will enjoy one of our handsome If ft rfD 01!) new Hearers. Frank Brophy's Brother Killed on the Somme Front Sept. 16 Four Other Brother in the Great War I DRY GOODS I vssswr? i in VwOme see xv- I tail NIC ANU I. I VI III 1 I 1 them tszmmnr 0 CIK IJ I X' I This Store is Ready Splendidly Ready With the Season's Most Successful Creations in 1 R5 Vtri I Women's Ready-to- Wear and Millinery The deepest sorrow of the great European war, which for months has wrung heart after heart throughout the nations of Europe, yesterday morning at last, came home to Fort Scott when Frank Brophy, of Parker's greenhouse, received a letter informing him that his brother, John Brophy was killed on Somme fronts on September 16, last.

The letter contained no particulars perhaps for the reason that Frank's sister, who wrote the letter, had received no details at the time the letter was written, concerning her brother's death. Although realizing the danger in which his brother was, Frank was naturally keenly grieved at receiving the sad news. "It I was over there, I'd go too," he said, in a voice that was kept from breaking only by a strong effort. "And now that they have started, I hope they keep it up until they finish John Brophy enlisted in the British army only a comparatively short time ago, with his brother, Tommy, both of whom went into the Scotch Fusiliers. The boys were members of Kitchener's new army, and started out with the army on its sensational offensive on the Somme.

John Brophy was a mere boy, being but 21 years of age. Although five of Frank Brophy's 14 rfl 1111' k. Jf 11 ii The full and carefully chosen stocks contaiu no unworthy productions. Discerning Avoinen will find only dependable materials and conscien tious workmanship. The offerings stand for the maximum of style and service.

Value is the keynote of all of them. THE NEW AUTUMN SUITS Are notably distinct and smart, chic, clever and individual in their graceful lines with ideas and colorings that conform to fashion's ideals in all particulars. Fur trimmed and tailored effects of Broadcloths5 Velours, Duvetyns and Gaberdines in shades Bordeaux, Laurel Green, African Brown, Dark Navy and Black have a strong representation i this collection. The prices range front to $40.50. Matchless Suits at $25.00 are the premier attraction of our department.

THE WARM GLOW OF A HANDSOME HEATER ON A COLD NIGHT YIELDS MORE SOLID COMFORT AND HAPPINESS IN YOUR HOME THAN ANY OTHER ONE THING EXCEPT. PERHAPS. A GOOD. HOT. WELL COOKED SUPPER.

WELL. WE CAN FURNISH POU BOTH THE NECESSARY HEATER AND RANGE. COME IN AND SEE OUR HEATERS AND RANGES. THEN YOU WILL BUY THE ONES YOU NEED FROM US. OUR HEATERS AND RANGES ARE THE BEST; TSEY STAND THE TEST.

C. C. Grain Hdw. Co. brothers enlisted in the army, John is the first one of them to get killed or wounded.

Arthur, a gunner a Verdun, has gone through the terrible" warfare that has raged around that fortress for many months, without injury. Robert in Greece, is in the new offensive on the Balkan front, and has escaped unscathed. Joe Brophy another brother, was not' injured, but a number of months ago he was captured by the Germans, and has since been a prisoner in Germany. ETHER USER WAS SEEN? A renort was circulated on the The Wants have come to play a most Important part in the household. Mrs.

Anthony, on Ransom Street, Saw Him Running Tried to Break into Mike Cost's Home. streets yesterday that Bud Wilkerson, colored, and formerly patrolman in wis city for a number of years, had been shot to death Wednesday night at Kansas City, where he has been for the past month. His sister, Mrs. La-venia Brown, of 1403 East Oak, hearing the report, at once telegraphed to Kansas City to the home of her sister, with whom Bud is staying, determining that there was absolutely nothing to the report. It appears possible that report had its origin in somebody's misunderstanding of the report about the shooting of Will Beatty, colored, at St.

Louis. l-U WlRTHMORV j.g M0 J-12 The Silks and Dress Goods This Season Are Prettier Than Ever Before Dress Messalines 36 inches wide in black, white and the wanted street and evening shades Extra Special, $1.25 Yard Plaids and Stripes For Blouses, Skirts, combination and trimming purposes a great assortment at $1.00 to $2.00 Yard. All Wool Serges In black, navy and other wanted shades At 59c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Hats That Are Moderately Priced Turban-like Hats and Hats that almost rival the exquisite-picture variety, though less trimmed. Hats for occasions of formal dress; Hats for the street; Hats for the motor; Sport Hats and Reception Hats. Priced to $10.00 Was it the man that tried to use ether at the home of J.

J. Jemison on Ransom street Wednesday morning about three o'clock, that was seen by Mrs. Anthony, of 424 Ransom street, running along the street between three and four o'clock the same morning? There is nothing to indicate that he was the crook except that he was running swiftly along the street at such an extremely early hour. Mrs. Anthony eas-iv caught the sound of his footfalls, as she was sleeping on the porch, and looking up, saw him running swiftly by her home.

Tt is said that some man. supposed Where Will We Lunch Tomorrow? At the Let's Eat Restaurant of course! C. W. Strode, Veterinarian; hospital one block west of Square, on Oak St Office phone 30; residence, 1840. The New Wirthmor Models on sale tomorrow As always $1.00 As always worth more The practice of economy is a most commendable trait.

It means that one spends their money judiciously not recklessly nor wastefully. In buying these -Wirthmor AVaists the purchaser is not only exercising the strictest economy by getting the greatest return for the money spent Waists that will Wear well and launder beautifully but, in addition to this the assurance that her Waists are always in good taste and in good style. Where Wirthmor Waists are sold, there too, will you find unusual values in Waists at all other prices. THERE'S JUST ONE WIRTHMOR STORE IN EVERY CITY. to be the same one that annoyed oth er residents or tne neignDornooa, was seen prowling around the home of MiVa Prist.

(510 Ransom street, early Wednesday morning, presumably Their Light Lunches are fine and dandy and just suit me." 24 North Main Street DR. R. M. THOMAS DR. L.

E. THOMAS Osteopathic Physicians. Graduates of Kirksville School. 112 E. First West of Post Office.

making a survey of the opportunities for forcing entrance. Wants cost but a minimum. i. The Smartest Coats 13 Are Shown Tomorrow and Saturday in Special Display. bi we on Many new Coat models, and they are exquisite with long, graceful, sweeping lines from the shoulders.

Collars that are ample and give protection as well as decoration, and many of them have cuffs that are almost a substitute for muffs. The materials are warm, without being depressingly heavy and are mostly quite new. You Will Find These Exceptional Values. $8.95 to $59.50 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 1 a ii i 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii ii LESLIE SHAW ON THE ISSUES principal issue, and that under the Speaking of the Mexican war, Mr. ohaw stated that instead of "Wilson keeping us out of war, he got us into war, and then cited the Vera Cruz incident.

He also said that the policy pursued -by the president was laying the foundation to get us into war and that the people of the United States must use. diplomacy and a whole lot of it, to keep from plunging the nation into war, as a result of the policies accepted by President Wilson. Ex-Governor of Iowa Made a Strong Republican Speech Last Night Tariff Makes -the Pay Roll. Underwood bill 4,000,000 of men were thrown out of work, and that but for the European war they would still have been out of work, and that because they were not now i not attributable to the democratic party. Cash Grocery Economy in Every Line Plenty of Green Tomatoes, per peek 35c Fine Dry Granulated Sugar, 14 lbs Corn Chop, per 100 lbs.

$1.95 Bian, per 100 lbs. $1.30 Coal Oil, 5 gallons Pancake Flour, per pkg. 10c Evaporated Peaches, lbs Spaghetti, 2 pkgs Macaroni, 2 pkgs 15c Noodles, 2 pkgs. Lima Beans. 3 lbs.

Black Eyed Peas, 2 lbs. 25c Hominy Flake, 4 lbs 25c Large Milk, 3 cans 25c Flank Steaks, per lb. 20c Boiling Beef, good, per lb. Chuck Steak, per lb. j.

Bib Boast, per lb 18c Liver, per lb. Bacon, per lb. 23c, 25c, 30c A Full Line of Cured Meats. Vou neek SJiunons 14 if urieea Glasses Don't Cripple Your Eyes The biggest crowd that has crowded into the court house for a long.long time was there last night to hear Leslie M. Shaw, twice governor of Iowa and for four years secretary of the treasury, discuss the" issues that are now confronting the people of America.

Every seat in the auditorium was taken when Mr. Shaw entered the court room and many were turned away. Mr. Shaw talked for two hours, going over the record of President Wilson and the Democratic party. He is an entertaining talker and while he gave Mr.

Wilson some mighty thrusts he did it in such a nice way that no one was offended. He kept the audience in good humor all the time and ripples of laughter flitted about the audience during his entire discourse. Mr. Shaw's argument against President Wilson's policies, both foreign and Mexican, was made by illustration and parables, but he severely criticised the president from the time he landed his troops 'and marines at Vera Cruz. He accused Carranza of being a bandit and criticises the president for dealing with him, and rather upheld Huerta as being the only man capable of running Mexico, using this quotation from the son of Diaz.

Governor Shaw stated that he represented party, which is biger than any man, principle and a for the government that was based upon tariff. "The republican party Economize in Water The river is drying up; water is petting scarce; it is your patriotic duty td economize in the use of water. Use only high grade soap and you will not need to be so wasteful of water as if poorer and coarser grades of soap were used. It is real economy to buy; the best soap, and you will find Pure Quality in anj' of these standard brands Peroxide Witch-hazel Castile Jergen's Violet Glycerine Crystal Hardwater Castile Best for; the Bath. 5 and 10 Cents a Bar.

Telephone 171 Drug Store John Synnott Frank Shoemaker 15 South Main St. If fifty per cent, of the people in this city had infantile paralysis we would hold up our hands in horror, but only fifty per cent of the people who need glasses wear thun. Fifty per cent of the people are being cruel to their eyes. FORD DELIVERY if Phone your order early you want good service Are you one of the fifty? stands for measures and not men," he said. "It don't stand for personality -s Crane Optical Co.

11 N. Main St. (With H. A. Crane, Jeweler.) like the democratic party." Mr.

Shaw pleaded for "votes for Hughes and cited that the tariff which gave work to American labor was the.