This has been continued Saturdays as long as the interest is maintained. Mrs. Charles Shields, at the head of the committee that conducted the bazaar, is enthusiastic over the outcome. Speaking of its this morning, she said: "It was successful beyond my great expectations and its success is wholly due to the splendid work of the women on the committee. I wish in this way to thank each one of them for their faithful and loyal work. It was the jolliest assemblage of women you ever saw, and nothing was too hard, for any one of them to tackle. They considered nothing but the interests of the Red Cross and the great cause behind it. It was a fine exhibition of patriotic service. Mrs. E. C. Steele is entitled to thanks for making a beautiful knitting bag which she and Mrs. G. D. Hodge sold for upward of $60. It was drawn by W. H. Hill. The ladies feel under special obligations too, to C. E. Walks for auctioning off the articles remaining unsold Saturday."  Evening, donating his services. 