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PAGE FOUR THE VICHITA EAGLE, SUITDAY IlORiniTG, JANUARY 31, 1915 CLUMBER'S GAS WELLS HOLD OUT BASEMENT New Spring Suits. High-grade, all-wool Poplin imd double -warp serge, "satin lined, attractively trimmed with fancy buttons; full flare skirt; MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT "We guarantee satisfaction, so if you can't' be with us, write us. "Watch our ads and you can order from them, as nothing is misrepresented. We pay the parcel postage. "in ihe Heart ofWfchiia" We Vjive Green Trading Stamps i i4 'Accident In North End Yard I3 Turning Out Other Than I Laughing Matter For Wichita.

tic Sn Was a Jime WA Si en ere euer ustemauc jnoojjLnq 'LUCKY FINDER THINKS GAS FROM OIL POOL of Bifer l)wiceics romtse LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER HAS REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE I have been thinking that word from me would benefit those who may be suffering as I was before I began taking your Swamp-Root, the greatest kidtney, liver and bladder remedy. I am a locomotive engineer, empoiyed on the Tyrone Clearfield Branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Three years ago I was afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble so bad that I was compelled to lay off duty from my engine and was in the care of two doctors. However -medielne did not 'benefit, me. On day, 1 noticed yoar advertisement, to send name and address for sample bottle of Swamp-Root.

"At this time my trouble had reached a serious stage. I for the sample bottle and in three days received a small bottle of Swamp-Root, which I took according to directions, and by the time I had taken the contents, I could pass water more freely. I was so pleased with my experiment that I sent my wife to the drug store of W. H. Milick.

Phillipsburg, and secured a one-dollar bottle. I continued taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root until I was entirely cured. Now whenever I feel any pain or soreness after be'ing exposed to bad weather or hard work, I take a dose or of Swamp-Root. I cannot recommend this remedy too highly, especially to brother engineers who are more or less troubled with their kidneys (more than any other class of men).

Tours truly, T. J. VON SCOTOC, 1206 Lincoln Tyrone; Pa. A trip through the store these days cannot but result in profit to the shopper. Many lots are small and have ridiculously small prices placed on them in order to effect immediate disposal.

Of course many of these small lots will not even be mentioned in the advertising Using Flow From Own Wells to Cook Asserts It Makes Hot- ter Fire Than Gas From Main. 71 ew JO tfllll 5 Igp''; Sale of 6a earance iState of Pennsylvania, County of tffieacy to Wear Garments arriving daily, such as Dresses, Skirts, etc. Get acquainted with the New Spring Styles. teip Atiilinert for (Early Spring is here. Tipperary Turbans," "Tommy Atkins" and other clever turbans and short brim effects.

urnuure, vugs ana aperies Blair, ss. Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public, T. J. VanScoyoc, who being duly sworn, doth depose and say that the foregoing statement is true. Sworn and subscribed to before me this 15th day of July, A.

1909. H. B. CALDEWOOD, Notary Public. Offers the siLust (Eztraordinarey Values It's a radical clearance of all surplus stocks, broken lines, discontinued patterns and floor samples.

Prices that will clear the lots and make room for new lines that are now arriving. Below we only quote a few of the many: Letter to Of. KUmr ninehsratoo, Pi. i columns of the Eagle told of jhe efforts of Plumber T. P.

Hayes to bring in shallow gas ivellsiri the yard at his home, 1549 Jforth St. aventue. It was predicted by citizens that the wells would play out iand that they were supplied by a seepage from the city gras mains, but time has told that'there is something more to Mr. Hayes gas wells than an accident. There are twenty-two wells at Mr.

Hayes place, twenty of which have- been plugged and two connected wltli gas pipes leading to the kitchen range and a heater in the Jiving room of the' Hayes home. Mr. Hayes says that he gets enough gas from one of the wells to do the cook-Jng and gets a faXr flow from the other Well to heat the house. The heater in the living roo.oi is also connected with the city gas mains in case of emergency. Eesides having his own gas for cooking and to furnish part of the heat he has one light supplied by his own gas.

Mr. Hayes believes his experimentations with these weuls has developed that he is on the trair of a gas supply and not only does he believe that he has connections with natural gas, but that this gas is known as "wet" gas, coming from a pool of oil. He bases this belief on a peculiar oily odor, coming from his wells and particularly noticeable when the gas is- allowed to escape unlflgthed. Comparing the effect of this gas on the nostrils with that of the tgas coming from the city gas mains (under similar conditions, the oily effect of the former gas is clearly detected. The gas from Mr.

Hayes' wella has nothing back of it but gravity pressure, it flows noiselessly, and there is no air mixer on the quarter inch pipes leading to the range-- and stove. Although there is no air in this gas. it ha still tolerably blue. The longer this as is burned the stronger it flows. Mr.

Hayes says his gas produces five 'times as much heat as the city gas. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For Yon. Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. for a sample size bottle.

It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing be sure and mention the Wichita Sunday Eagle. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. 3) is continued Slatterns in 3)inner Sets Greatly CARD TABLES $2.85.

Extra Heavy Card Tables of finest construction in either square or circular tops with golden oak finish or leatheroid cover; $4.50 ROCKER SPECIAL $2.75 Solid Golden Oak Rocker with padded seat and high back; a $3.50 vahie of exceptional merit; Monday $2.75 DRESSERS Ten Patterns 42-inch Dressers in Mahogany, Birdseye or Golden Oak with square or shaped beveled plate mirrors; high grade pieces in $25.00 to $27.50 values; your BIRDSEYE CHIFFONIERS Four Patterns in Six-Drawer Chiffoniers; 30 to 33 inches wide and fitted with beveled mirrors; $22.50 to $27.50 values; your choice $14.85 We havs too many different patterns in Dinner Sets and this week we offer the following reductions for quick clearance. A 52 Piece Dinner Set, consists of 6 (Bar pet ana4 3) apery department (Third Floor) CLEAN-UP SPECIALS Dinner Plates, 6 Pie Plates, 6 Bread and Butter Plates, 6 death, remarked Walter Henrion. North Main street druggist, last week while buttoning an overcoat tightly about him. "I went to Florida once and took an overcoat along," he said. "I decided that the overcoat was useless, but as it was light I figured it might come in handy, and it did.

The temperature went down to about 40, and although I wore that oveTcoat, I shivered all the time. That was at Jacksonville. I decided that one can get cold in Florida even though he wears an overcoat." Railroad Not Built For Trail Fruit Dishes, 6 Cups and Saucers, one Baker, one Salad 35c CURTAIN NETS 15o rateen Patterns of 35c Curtain Nets to close at 15c WHITTALL SAMPLE RUGS $4.00 Values $2.85. The entire line of 22-2x36 Whittall Sample Rugs in dropped patterns worth up to $4.00, choice $2.85 $19.85 RUG SPECIAL This includejr 8-3xl0-64 and 9x12 sizes in "Wiltons, Body Brussels and Velvets; worth up to 32.75 your choice $19.85 Items left over from our January Post Inventory Sale. 20 CRETONNES 13o Clean snappy patterns worth 20c to 25c to close 13c LACE AND SCRIM CURTAINS 33 1-3 Percent Discount All Lace and Scrim Curtains of which there is only one, one and one-half or two pair of a pattern at 1-3 off the regular price.

er days it is1 oily and sooty, smoking the celling of the rooms. "Many persons think we have no gas in our house but the city gas," says Hayes. "However, I know that we have our own gas. I also believe that there is a subterranean pool of oil jnear by. I have the gas all right and watch me order the gas company to take the meter out of my house.

I am a poor man but I am going to continue in a quiet way to develop this hidden wealth I have discovered." Bowl, one Sugar Bowl, one Creamer, one Casserole, one Covered Vege--table Dish, one Gravy Boat, 6 Coup Soups and one 10-inch Platter. One 52 Piece Set, Semi-Porcelain China, Black and Gold Band decoration; was $19.00, in this sale for $12.98 One 52-Piece Set Semi-Porcelain China, pattern; $8.45 value for $4.95 One 52-Piece Set Dresden China, floral decoration was $4.50, now $2.48 One 52-Piece Set Hapsburg China, gold band and floral decoration was $33.25, in this sale for $22.85 One 52-Piece Set Austrian China, pink, rose bud pattern; worth now for $16.50 One 52-Piece Set French China and gold pattern, plain edges was $43.00, now for 1 $28.95 "Almost Froze" In Florida. One does not need to reside in a climate to "almost freeze" to Mo. Pac. Officials Warn Citizens to Quit Using Tracks As Side walk and DANDRUFF MAKES HAIRJALL OUT 25 Cent' Bottle of "Danderine" Keep3 Hair Thick, Strong, Beautiful.

Art Needle Work Dept. Nainsook Gowns, stamped in simple designs, at 50c and C9c Stamped Linen Dresser Scarfs 20x45 inches; 75c value 50c Just received a larpe assortment of books in crochet and tatting, -also the cross stitch. 36-inch Linen Centerpieces, stamping in many pretty designs; $1.00 and $1.25 value 89o 45-inch Breakfast Cloths, stamped on oyster linen to be worked in the delft blue? $1.75 value $1.39 Missouri Pacific officials beg to remind citizens that the tracks of this road in Wichita are not a highway for pedestrians and men on horse-i back. They say that men who work at the stock yards ride horses up and down the railroad tracks, although they have been requested to stop the practice. The authorities of this railroad say that some men are so anxious to be killed on the railroad track that once in a while a man will He down on the Girls! Try: This Doubles Beauty of Your Hair in Few Moments.

Dustl Mop Special fh ess Domestic Department (Basement) More New Goods, Short Length Specials. 25c value in Crepe, 30 inches wide in all light shades and'white, yard 15o 18c to 20c value in Long Cloth, .36 inches wide, 1 to 8 yards in piece, yard 9o 20c to 25c value in Cream Voile, 36 inches wide, 1 to 8 yards to piece, yard 8c 15c Barred White Dimity, full 36 inches wide, 1 to 10 yards in piece, yard 8c 15c value in Plain White Lawn, 40 inches wide, 1 to 8 yards in piece, yard 8c 8c to 10c value Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, short 1 to 10 yards in piece, yard 6c 25c Quality Coutil, this is a heavy twilled weave, 36 inches wide, short lengths, yard 1212C 15c and 18c. Quality Curtain Swiss, full 36 inches wide, assorted patterns white only, yard -9c 25c to 35c value in Early Spring Suitings, large range of shades, 27 inches wide, yard 15c 18c to 25c Quality in Madras, 36 inches wide, large line of neat patterns, 1 to 8 yards in piece; yard 12Vo 1 New Spring Silks and Wool Dress Goods Received in tne Last Veek 35 Pieces Cheney Bros. Foulards 85c 10 Pieces Wash Shirting Silks 85c 40-inch Crepe Orient $2.50 10-inch Crepe Satin $3.25 40-inch Cascaduce $1.50 40-inch Poplin Crepe $1.50 '6G inch Check and $2.50 36-inch Plain Taffeta. and $1.75 40-inch Pussy Willow.

$2.50 44-inch Gaberdine $3.00 and $4.00 40-incb. Silk and Wool Poplin $1.00 40-inch Faille Francaise $1.75 and $3.00 Wool Satin and $1.25 French Serge 50c to $1.00 Storm Serge 50c to $1.50 Broadcloths $1.50 to $3.00 Epingle $1.00 to $1.75 Wool Charmeuse- $1.00 to $1.50 Gaberdine $1.00 to $2.00 Covert $1.00 to $3.00 Scintella $1.00 to $1.75 Tussah Royal $1.00 to $2.00 Mohair Poplin to $3.00 Priestley Black 1 85c to $3,50 New Wasn oods 36-ineh Check Nainsook in the small Dimity effect, yard 15c 36-inch Nainsook in the double check weave, fine finish 25c 36-inch Irish Linen, fine finish Ziy2o 36-inch Fine Nainsook, suitable for hand work, at, yard 25c 32-inch Imported French Lingerie, fine for underwear, at 35c 45-inch French Nainsook, at 40c Long Cloth, 40 inches wide, sort finish, 12 yards to the piece, for $2.75 36-inch Long Cloth for children's wear, 12 yards to the piece, for $2.00 36-inch Long Cloth, 12 yards to piece for $1.25 Special on Black Silks Monday 36-inch Black Taffeta, $1.25 quality 89c 36-inch Black Messaline, $1.25 quality 89c 36-inch Black Messaline, $1.00 quality 75c 36-inch Black Moire, $2.00 quality $1.10 40-inch Black Charmeuse, $2.00 quality $1.49 track and refuse to get up when a train Is approaching. An Illustration of a case of this nature occurred in Wichita Friday night, according to Missouri Pacific officials. As Missouri Pacific City passenger train No. 404, in charge of Conductor Frank Kelly, Engineer Johnnie Wickham, and Fireman Tom Campbell was approaching Central avenue about 10:40 o'clock, Engineer Wickham from the reflection of the electric headlight, noted a dark object in the track.

He called the attention of the fireman and they decided it was a man: Engineer Wickham pulled down slowly within a few feet of the man, but the movement of the engine did not appear to dampen the man's ardor for a violent death, He gritted his teeth, and braced himself rigidly between the rails, with his neck fitting nicely over Introductory sale of the well known i a Mops and Polish to further introduce this Mop we will for a few days quote prices as the rail. Wickham and Campbell got down out of the cab and walking The large size; regular $1.25 Mop 95c Regular 50c Wizard Polish 39c Regular 25c Wizard Polish 19c Wizard Carpet Clean, (the duftlM carpet sweep) package 10c up to the man asked him to kindly get up and not obstruct the track. This he refused to do so that it was necessary to pick him up bodily and toss him off the track- Wickham and Campbell say that the man was under the influence of liquor sufficiently to make him feel good and desperate. Missouri Pacific officials said they Boys and men's work clothing Is now manufactured in the unionized factories of the Johnston-Larimer Try Goods company and the Hauser-Garri-son Dry Goods company. This will benefit at least 500 people, and I will boost all goods made In Wichita.

Every dealer ought to do likewise. It will help our industries and be a benefit to the city." regretted that it was impossible to consistently cut this man's head off. Although the means did not justify -s ferial the end, they prophecy had they com team plied witn his wishes that within 4S a paper umbrella to shield himself. Tha shower of tangerines broke through the umbrella. Then the leading Juggler of the company saw his opportunity.

He took the umbrella, twisted it 'quickly, and by making It revolve, caused the tangerines to fly off it. While he was doing this he was helped by a lucky accident. One of the tangerines rolled Tound the umbrella once before dropping on the ground. The Juggler picked up tht tangerine and caught it once more on his revolving umbrella, and thus the feat was invented. The hardest feat of all with the umbrella is done with a Japanese coin wMch Is lighter than an American cent.

Strand. IF HEADACHY- DIZZY Pi hours afterwards, some prominent Wichita lawyer would have served notice of suit for a large sum of money FOR to In a way appease the grif of the widow (also that of the attorney) for gross negligence In striking and killing this good citizen who was quietly ound Tri going to his Home and family, but who in crossing the Missouri Pacific Tonight! Clean Your Bowels and Stop Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach. tracks at Central avenue, was run down by passenger train which was traveling at a fast and reckless rate Within ten minutes after an application of Danderine you can not find a Blngle trace of or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be after a few week's use, when you see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair- growing- all over the ecalp. A little Danderine immediately dou-bles-the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull, faded, brittle and TO of speed.

BUY HOME MADE GOODS properly passed off, and what yoa need is a cleaning up Inside. rnt continue blng a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who lore you, and don't report to harsh physic that Irritate and Injure. Remtraber that most disorders of the stomach, liTer and bowels are cured by morning with gentile, thororoagh Cascarets they work yoa sleep. A 19-ceat box from your druggist win keep yoar liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, snd your head clear for months. Children love to take Caacarcts becauae they taste good and never gripe or slckea.

Origin of Japan? Trlcka. Feats with an umbrella of the Japanese kind are very common. The San Diego Los Angeles Juggler throws up a ball, catches it. Get a 10-cent box now. You're bilious: You have a throbbing sensation In yo-ur head, a bad taste In your mouth, your eyes born, your skin Is yellow, with dark rings under your eyea; your lips are parched.

No wonder yoa feel ugly, mean arvl Ill-tempered. Your system Is full bile not scraggy. Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw It through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. The effect is amaz Spines Calls Attention of Public to Wichita's Two Clothing Manufacturers. and ing your hair will be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an appearance of San Francisco abundance; an incomparable lustre.

CANDY CATHARTIC softness and luxuriance. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or on the top of an open umbrella, and by twisting the handle rapidly, causes the ball to run round the edge of the umbrella. A similar feat Is performed with curtain rings and with coins; the smaller and lighter coin the more difficult the feat. All these feats were originated by a street performer in Japan. One day.

while passing under the walls of a castle, a small audience collected on the top of the wall and playfully dropped some tangerines on to the comedian of the company cf struggling Jugglers. No such company is complete without a comedian.) The next day the comedian was treated In the same manner, and so. he put op toilet counter, and prove that your 35) While formerly It was necessary for the merchants of this city to order all boys and men's work clothing from eastern markets, these goods are now manufactured la Wichita, according to Jack Spines, clothing inrchant at 111 West XXuglas avenue. To supply the dertsand for union-made goods. formerly had to send to eastern cities for them, said Mr.

Spines. -Now the same goods can be bought In Wichita, because they are i made in Wichita by Wichita people. Ticktti on Feb. and 0 -aith return limit (l March 20th. ISrnM rout-.

Liberal rtojners. Kffecth Feb. 7. wr rill eatablinh throtjjrh train S'-rvic between "Wichita and Lo Aiizt-U ar.J San FrsnoUo. 0nlT Your So-.

E. C. MORIAXITY, C. P. A.

Phone Kkt. 123. Eoon 103, Union SUtion 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE hair is as pretty and soft as any that it has been neglected or injured by careless treatment that's all you surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it if you will Just try a little Danderine. Advertisement..