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'7
TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 191'i.
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
MINE REPORT
SHOVSTUP WELL
Statement of Board of Control
Covering Operation Brushy
Mountain for February.
Th ImDNiM 'beard of control ha
just mad public a report covering the
operation of tb Brushy mountain mine
for th month of February. The report
how that the profit for February were
mailer than for the month of January.
This ia due primarily to the month lUelf
being shorter. Th average earning for
th two month, if maintained through
out the year, aaya President Denton, will
make a showing quite a good a th
year W17. The report 1 a follow:
Approximate profit for February. 139.
801.84. Remittance of cah to tate
treasurer, S4.776.6S.
Approximate profits for January. t.
797.41: February. 39.801.94. Total for
two months. $81,599.85. Average per
month. $40,799.67.
Average numser of men maintained:
January. 4: February.
Average mmber of men working: Jan
uary, 693: February. 892.
Total number of day worked In Janu
ary, 19,007; February. 14.914.
On account of th month of February
having only twenty-eight days, the out
put of oal was lesa than in January.
January coal mined. 23.728.25 ton; Feb
ruary, 19,864.00 tons.
Th report received for the first ten
daya of March Indicate very much
larger average than for January and
February.
The board of control and the manage
ment of the mine began the year' op
eration with tne aennne aim oi exceed
ing the production of last year, both tn
quantity of coal mined and In the profits
from operation. If there are no reduc
tions In the price of coal and coke the
chance are good for realising It alms.
The addition of a large quantity of
eleatrlcal machinery la necessary to an
Increase of output. The orders for It
were placed In December.' 1917. Th elec
trical company would not promise deliv
ery of all thl equipment earlier than
Aug. 29. 1918.
A priority certificate wa sought from
the war Industries board through Hon.
ConJell Hull, In whos district the mines
are located, and he very promptly ob
talaed a Class B-l priority certificate,
and states that the committee advised
that the certificate 1 the highest they
administer next to orders for urgent war
wotk placed by the United States army,
navy, shipping board, emergency fleet
corporation and purchase by our allies.
It Is hoped to get delivery by June 1.
TWO DRAFT MEN FROM CITY
1 BOARD NO. 2 ARE REJECTED
lng that three men had been accepted
and two rejected, Those accepted were
Fred Rush Paris. Robert Young Pari
and Roy Wlnfred Harwood. Tallent
and Bushong were rejected.
MANY WOMEN RESPOND
TO COMMISSION'S CALL
Nek Robert Tallent and Frank De
caUr Bushong. who were inducted Into
serdc from division board No. 2 last
weec, Journeyed to the army camp at
Charlotte, N. C. and" passed through
th regular routine, hoping to qualify
for Immediate service, but to their dis
appointment they fell out of the line,
with everal other, as "disqualified"
physfcally.
Oev Whltake received card show-
Smoke Inhalation
Expels Catarrh
Send Ten Cents for Trial outm
m.-L r t4AM amtHn from
4 X Jaffa, lllUII US a wuv "w "
chronb catarrh who would like to know
how hey can stop catching cold after
cold, for they must realise that sooner
or lafcr this may lead to erlous deaf
ness aid Injury to the aystem In general.
Dr. Blower, a respected physician, and
for forty-three year an enormously uc-
catarrh. I the t-
.nvaMr r1 ft nlPA
ant, direct method
I that can oe usea
1 bv man. woman or
child.
Hi Remedy 1
made from medic
inal herbs, flowers
and berries, which
you smoke in a
dainty pipe or cig
arette, and inhale
the vipor Into all the air passages. It
contahs no tobacco, even though it I
used Ji the same manner. ,
Dr. Blower's Catarrh Remedy is eTiual
(T.tlv in all forma of catarrh, bron
chial imiauon, hb
t h tv a, catarrhal
headache ana ear
troubles that may
lead to deafness.
Tou will breathe
bettr i ana reel
betttr after using
It.
Far ten cents (In
coin or stamps) a
null package will
be nailed, contain
ing; aoiu vi uiv
Retledy made into cigarette, also om
lteneoy xor imonins m ..w
litle pip. Month1 supply, either form,
coits on dollar. Address The Blosser
Conpnny. Box 9901. Atlanta, Ga.
NOTE Should your druggist not carry
I. Blosser's Catarrh Remedy In stock,
ht can secure It for you. Druggist do
nt upply th Trial Outfits (Adv.)
Salts in Hot Water
Clean Pimply Sltin
Say wa must make kidney
lan th blood, and pirn
pis dlppr.
Mmple. ore and boll uually r
sut from toxins, poisons and impur
ities which are generated In the bowels
anl then absorbed Into the blood
through the vry duct which should
atstrb only nourishment to sdstaln
thei body.
It is the function of the kidneys to
Alter impurities from the blood and
cast them out In th form of urine,
lt In many instances the bowels cre
x more toxin and impuritle than
tl kidney can eliminate, then the
bood use the skin pores as the next
frit meana of getting rid of these Im
pjritles. whtch often break out all over
be akin in the form of pimples.
The surest way to clear the akin
rf these eruption. says a noted au
ttorlty. Is to get from any pharmacy
rout four ounces of Jad Baits snd
tk a tablespoonful In a glaaa of hot
vater each morning before breakfast
ftr on week. Thia wll prevent the
formation of toxin in the bowels. It
aso stimulates the kidney to normal
sctivity, thus coaxing them to Alter
U Wood of impurtues and clearing
tie skin of pimples.
Jad Salt Is inexpensive, harmless
aid Is mad from the scld of grapes
aid lemon Juice, combined with lithla.
lere you have a pleasant, effervescent
tfink which usually makes plmplea
dsappear; cleansea th blood aod Is
cceUeot for th kidneys as wellv
That American' men and women axe
eaa-er to accept every opportunity to
help in the nation's greatest undertak
IncF Im Airirijmrad hv th rMnonal re
ceived to th announcement of the
United States civil service commission
of th need for general clerks. The
commission sent out a call for clerks,
to be employed In the department In
Washington, and Jan. 9, Feb. 9. and
urnrnh a mm t ftj examination davs.
Th commission reports that 95,000
persons haver applied for admission ti
ttM ovamlnatinna. Tt in th belief O
the commission, say th report, that
the sole purpose in seeking government
positions was to neip Keep am war ma
nktn. truism
Th most pressing; need now is for
stenographers. Th civil service urges
persons who are qualified as sten
ographers to take the examination,
MOB VIOLENCE BRINGS '
SESSION IN PROTEST
Law and Order League to Meet
at Capital Urge Law En
forcement and Education
rpk t.aw amA Ard.f Tj.OTifi fit Iash
ville has called a state conference on
the subject of law ana oraer in ien-
fn T hii riaria v. Ml rch 14 at 11
A.innir Th mantina' will be held In
the state capital. The meeting naa
been called as a result of the recent
lawlessness, and especially biod vio
lence, in this state.
C. A. Craig, of Nasnvuie, is presiaenv
of the league, John R. Aust vice-pres-iH.nt
FMwin Mims secretary, and Lee
J. Loventhal theasurer. -
It is expected that a protest will be
signed against lawlessness of all kinds,
a ...ui.iiv mnh violence. The mem-
CfcllU ojiovi"J '
ber will also discus plans for a
campaign of education oi puim bcuu-
rlerirT nforCPlT16nt
of existing laws that may be related
to the special crime oi muu
and the enactment of uch additional
i..utiAH a m ivtAv Via TiArftSHarV tO Be-
cure swift Justice against brutal crimes
and to maintain jaw ana orotu.
Quinine That Do Not Affect Had
Because of Its tonic and laxative effect,
UaXATFVB BHOMO QUININE (Tablets)
can be taken by anyone without caus
ing nervousness or ringing In th heao.
There is only one "Bromo Quinine.' E.
W. GROVE'S lgnature 1 on box. 80c.
(Adv.)
STATE CLAIMS $30,000
FROM DEFUNCT BANK
Alleges' Institution Bad Large
Sum on Deposit When Re.
ceiver Was Appointed.
V.-...111. frf-h 11Tha Stat Ot
Tennessee seeks In chanoery court
here to recover about u,uuu wnicu n
alleges is still due it from the Knox
,ui Ttankin a.nd Trust company.
which went defunct about four years
ago. The state allege mat n na.u on
deposit about $37,000 when the bank
. -i-in v. hnnria rt the re-
ceiver. It acknowledges that It Hi
received its pro rata part, as aiu own
depositors, but alleges that it should
k. n-mi tn oniiert the remainder
of Its money, because t the fact that
a bond with an insurance compau?
and one signed by directors of the in
stitution guaranteed Its deposits.
Decatur Receives Much
Overflow From Sheffield
(Special to The News.)
Pecatur, Ala,. March 12. Decatur Is
receiving much of the overflow from
Sheffield. , All the hotels here are
crowded and there Is hardly a desir
able dwelling house in Tecatur vacant
at thl time. Many people who cannot
get house or a place to sleep are com
ing here.
Local real estate men say they are
i-.i mMm tmrtiilrlea fnp . ffLCtorV
receiving iiimiij .- -
locations. It is believed that Decatur
is on the eve or a nig Doom
ready people are beginning to arrive
here to get in on the ground floor.
Utah's Jules Verne
Placed Under Arrest
Salt Lake City. Utah, March 12.
John Van Valkenburg, who became
known here as "Utah's Jules Verne."
because of his Insistence that he had
nerfecled a "wonder aircraft mat
could fly from here to Washington ana
return in four hours, was arrested
yesterday charged with Impersonating
a United States official. Federal au
thorities said Van Valkenburg, who
had announced that his Invention had
been turned over to the war depart
ment is charged with having exerted
Influence to prevent a man from en
listing by offering him a position un
der him In the "secret service.
E. A. Altoff and William Henderson,
who Van Valkenburg aid helped him
on his Invention, also were taken Into
custody, but no -formal charges have
been entered against them.
a
Judge Glenn Again
Hears Legislative Bee
(Special to The "News.)
Dalton. Ga.'. March 12. Judge Oeorge
0. Glenn wants to go to the Georgia
1. .i.iiim riin. thia time as a mem
ber of the upper house. Judge Glenn
. ' . ... . MniiMatA fnr
IS airenuy au ...... .--
state senator from the Forty-third dls
trlct. Judge Glenn has served three
term a representative from thl
counrv.
Judge Glenn. fter having repre-
-.-, , niintv In the lower house.
BTllVTO ' ' J -
wants to be senator for a spell, and as
It Is Whitneia s time to eim mr sen
ator from thl distcirt, he has entered
the race.
DECATUR. ALA. OPPOSES
AUTOMOBILE SP&DING
City Council Take Dritie Action by
Psssg of Anti-Speed Ordinanc.
To B Strictly Enforced.
(Special to Th News.)
Decatur. AU.. March II. Th Deca
tur city council ha taken drastic ac
tion against the speeding of automo
bile bv the ra of anti-speed or
dinance These ordinances will be
strictly enforced.
T-v. - n nnl remlat the
speed and the general traffic but they
prohiMt any f.cron onjrr nm
1 vears from driving an automMl-
)oto. Traffic iltni will b placed
along th streets.
MILLER BROS. CCThe Store Tbat Saves You Money MILLER BROS. CO.1
Spring Display
Attf acting Large
Crowds
Each express brings
daily new things,
for Wednesday we
have ' a store
full of fash- '
ion's latest
gannents and
accessories.
Special C
Bargains ft
Featured For
Wednesday
and
Tfiursday !
WednesdayThursday
Soccial Easter Display Days
in Women's Reaay -to-Wear!
Our French room it radiant with new Spring apparel, featur
ing Suits, Loan and ureisei.
All tho lovely colon, styles and materials and they are too
varied and beautiful to describe are here.
We only ask that you come and look them over.
Dre.... $59.75 to $125 Suita. .$75 to $125 Coata. ... . .$25 to $85
New Spring Dresses
One rack of Poplin Dresses;
black, navy, sand, Copen
hagen, rose and grey.
Special $7,98
choice
One lot of Silk poulard
Dresses in solid colors and
figured patterns; also com
bined with Georgette
crepe; some are made in
tunic effect, with white' col
lars. Specially $25.00
priced at
On lot of
Kid Gloves
black and a
few colors;
broken
sises; reg
ular $1.50
q u a 1 1 1 y.
S p e 1 a 1
Wednesd a y
and Thursday
Wonderful New Spring Blouses
Are Here !
Scarcely a day p;ea in thia Im
portant time when women are choos
ing their wardrobes: for the .-coming
season, without bringing new and dc
light fill models in this section.
New Crepe de Chine and n Taf
feta Waists, in all the suit colors.
Regular $1.00 values. Jl
Special 4Lu7J
New shipment of Voile Waist; white
with black or colored stripes; pique
collar; some are hniul-einbroldered.
Specially d0 AO dJO C
priced at. VO toPO.fJ
Gingham Dresses '
Special purchase of Ladies'
Gingham House Dresses,
all good colors; regular
$6.60 values. $5 fjfj
Special, choice.. . .
Petticoat Special !
Silk Petticoats; good vari
ety; $3.50 and $4.00 values.
S,ciaich?ic! $2.95
while they last.... v
Extra Special !
Ladies' full size House
Dresses, light and dark
colors; choice while Q,()c
they last
Children's Dresses
Children's dainty White
Dresses, made of fine
swiss, lace trimmed styles,
very charming; sizes 3 to 6
sTeda. S1-25
Rssdyto-wor Dept.
(Non flt
t d, X-
changed or
taken "back;
no phone
order.)
AT
HOSIERY SPECIALS
One lot of Ladies' All Silk Hose,
black and white. Regular $1.25
value. Wednesday d A A
and Thursday, a pair. ., .P1 UU
One lot of Ladies' Sample IIosc;
fancy colors and stripe. All silk.
Regular $1.80 value. Wednesday
and Thursday special, QQ
LACE SPECIALS
One lot of Val Lace, Filet Lace and
Cluny Lace; new Spring patterns.
Regular 18o and 20c values.
Wednesday and Thursday, 1 A
special, a yard 1UC
One lot of Val, Shadow and Imitation
Cluny Lace j lovely patterns; valuea
up to Iflc. Wednesday
and Thursday, a yard iJC
Informal Display of Millinery Tomorrow and Thursday
New hats arrive every day, and our millinery
department changes daily. Special atten
tion is called to our season's s o r
special trimmed hats P jmUJ
These hats have the appearance of mod
els that sell regularly for
$10.00 and $12.00
Silk Handbag Special
One lot of Ladies Silk Hags; all new
shades; most attractive line.
$3.08 values. J0 CH
Special P Jv
iixtra Special in Stationery
48 sheets of Taper and 48 Envelopes;
white, pink, light blue and laven
der; 12 of each shade. Special
Wednesday and Thursday,
a box r.
48c
Choice of These
Daintiest of Underwear
Camisole Pink and white, In crepe de chine and
wash satini; $1.28 values.
Petticoats Lace and embroidery trimmed; some
double panel front; scalloped around the bot
tom; $H28 and $1.60 values.
Teddiea Pink and' whit; trimmed in laces and
embroidery and some empires and smocking;
$1.28 and $1.28 values. '
Night Gowns In plnkand white; lace and em
broidery and fancy stitching; $1.28 and $1.80
values.
Cotton Goods Dept.
Specials !
18c Apron Ging- 1 A A
bam,8 yards for ... 1 .UU
85c Shirting Madras, OC
a yard WC
23c Spring Percals, OA
a yard aCUC
85c Checked Suiting, OC
a yard dJC
25c Dress Ginghams, "1 Q
a yard IOC
50c Trench Gingham, lCf
a yard 'iJC
t
50c Colored Poplin,
White Goods Specials For
Wednesday-Thursday
86x86-inch Lunch Cloths; mer
cerized cotton. Regular 40c
values. OC
Special WC
Scalloped mercerized Table
Cloths; attractive I0 fA
patterns. Special. .P&JU
Round Linen Table Cloths;
sices 2x2 yards. Regular
$5.00
Hemstitched Guest Towels
mercerized; 1U2 9C
inches. 2 for LOL
Two Shoe Specials
Ladies' $300 Khaki-Colored
Military Roots. !0 AP
Special a pir PDjJ
One lot of Ladies' Pumps;
value from ft 00 to $5.00;
last season's stjle. J AO
Special, a pair. .. . 4le70
Wednesday and Thursday
Specials on Third
Floor
Scrirri Curtains, with
valance; ecru only.
Special, 98c.
a pair
36-inch Marquisette;
white and ecru. g
Special, a yard.
Woven Grass Rugs;
fast colors; $1.50
quality. 98 c
Special, each. . .
35c and 40c Cretonnes,
lovely patterns. 5c
Special, a yard .
EXTRA SPECIAL
fshlon latot jawclr? fad Th
Talisman Iload. Htart your
rilcnrt a alrlns. Mad to bold an.
autograph or good wlh
merlin Hllvrr, ach 50
- Gold Top, ach 25
Just rclvd riiw Una of
Head. Many tautlful new color.
50c to 11.50
Handkerchief Special
On lot or Ladl HaQdk.r
tM.fs; oolorsd ' .lubroldnry
tltchtnf. rtcaular Ho and
J0 valuta Wdodr and
Thursday pclal. IOC
each
On lot of miplno hand-mad. t'n
drwr, consl.tlnt of Oowa and
Teddlp. In plain oallopd d
ln. It.gular $1.49 valu.a.
W'4n.sday and Thar. 1 95
d-y special. ach px.7
EXTRA SPECIAL
Cut-flan. Vaava, Nappl. Almond
Iha Mayoonal Keta, Mua
lard Jar. Vinegar Bott) aad
Crram ntcb.r and 8ur
Ti.hea Wdnday and CI QQ
Thumtay plal. ach.. Vvv
Khaki Yarn
All Wool Khaki Tarn. Rerular
ft.21 hanka Wdnday and
Thursday pctl. CI QQ
a hank v

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