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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21
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CHRISTMAS VACATION

Professor Adams. who has been at
tending the meeting OF the Arizona
| Agriculture Association at Phoenix.
Will go direct to Prescott to be present
AT the meeting OF the Territorial
Teachers Association and institute
which is being held there.
| The members of the Cosmos Club
and the professors of the University
have secured Professor Frank Russell
OF Harvard University TO lecture at
/ the University here not later than
January Sth. on Authopotogy
The University battalion held their
last drtll for the term on Thursday af-
ternoon. Ed. Reggs OF Company A.
won the individual medal In the prize
drill In the manual OF arms.
The management OF the dining room
at the young ladies dormitory has
changed hands, Three Japense cooks
now have charge and they are giving
a very satisfactory service
/ Walter Wakefield read an essay at
Assembly yesterday morning on High
/ Explosives
/ Allen Bernard and D. Cosgrove will
spend the holidays at the Bernard
ranch near Araca
( Burt L. Smith. f. Horton Jones,
Harlow Yeayer and r. l. Draw left
last night for their homes in Phoenix.
/ Felix Haynes has gone to his home
at Casa Grande to spend the holidays.
j. c. Gungl c. Olney. Ed Stafford,
Mamie Stanley, Maude Rose and Ed
niggs ali lett on the late east bound
train last night for there homes In
the eastern part Of the Territory
Miss Nora Towner is stili i'll with
nervous prostration and will be unable
10 resume her work until after Christ
mas
Miss Georgiana Cotton has gone
to her home in Florence TO spend the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Mabie nray Hoover, instructor
N Domes.-e Science. left last night fol
hes home in tAoenix TO spend the
) holidays.
John p. BLY,. student al the rni
yersity, has gone TO his home In
Pasadena for the holidays.
Miss Opal lie Baron McGaIhey. al
instructor at the University. left lasi
night for Los Angeles.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

Richard Brady. returned from Phoe-
nix yesterday where he has been look
ing al some thoroughbred bulls. He
recently returned from trip 10 New
Mexico an exaS. where he says the
cattle outlook Is very encouraging
Two train loads OF cattle recently
purchased by California cattle buyers
through Richard Brady of this city
will be ioaded at lmures, Sonora. in
December %, and shipped to Bakers
field
Frank VI. King. who Is now at Mag
dalena, sonora. loading trainload of
steers is expected here Sunday or
Monday. The cattle viii be shipped
to Fresno. California.
On the I'D OF December 200 head
OF cattle will be shipped from Silver
City, n NJ. to Hantord, California
The fact that New Mexican cattle
bring lower prices than Arizona and
Texas cattle is often the subject of
considerable comment While the
range in New Mexico Is not on an
average as goo1 os that Of Arizona.
...e cattle come up TO and often ex-
ceed the Arizona standard. The rea-
son for this ts explained by the fact
tha. alifornia buyers are accustomed
to come to Tucson and buy cattle from
the surrounding country. Eastern
buyers purchase their cattle In Texas
so that New Mexico is jest between the
Eastern aud Western extremes and Is
not so frequently visited by the buy
ers. However. the scarcity of Arizona
cattle and the high prices demanded
here In sending more buyers TO Ne~
Mexico than ever visited that seetioon
before.
The severe weather in the northern
part Of Texas. which is expected TO
result In the loss OF many thousand
head OF cattle. will have an important
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

The largest railroad cross the con-
/ rsa ever awarded by railroad com
|pny operating lines In Mexico mas
been closed by the Mexican National
|silway company with the Industrial
COMPANY al Beaumont The contract
! calls for The delivery OF 5000. 900 cross
tss which win be used In relaying
| tie track OF that railroad when IL -
converted into a standaru guage road
The Santa Fe Pacific railroad COM
pans will build large masonry dam
on Johnson Canyon creek. about one
half mile above the steel dam built on
that stream In 1897. A spur track one
aud one bali miles long - now being
built To ship material TO the site.
Work on the lam will commence
sbo9t Nay !. 1862. The dam will be
y 'aet bjgh. .mpounding I75.WH', 900
gallon. ana w,il cost s75.t,ta- There
'paar. To be no end of improvements
b tbis >.cinity. - Williams News
William and Orlando Hartman
hO'barg II e. II. Hartman. OF the
%lhrrn Pacific. passed through Tue
9n Thrsaay night on their way TO
$n Francisco, They are merely out
% pleasure trip ana have no Of
tc!al .9nnectlon with the railroad.
Relerring to some of the things they
bad noticed along the lines OF the
%atheya Pacific since they left New
WIean> they stated that the most
noile"aoe thing was the extreme
shortage Of cars. This condition pre-
walls not only on the lines of the
Soathern Pacific, but all over the
'ountry. The shortage Is estimated
at one thousand cars a day. To rem
edy this congested condition on the
Onthern Pacific. $50 carloads OF New
York freight tied up in the yards at
Houston win be loaded at Galveston
IN two ships and sent to New York.
The cars thus released will remedy the
trouble to a great extent ON the
southern Pacific
A deal has been closed between the
Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

The Daughter Of the Regiment Is Q,
faithful portrayal OF the highest and
best in human nature. the heavy parIo
being relieved by q strong vein OF
humor.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21
THAT THROBBlNG HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave you. II you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers AVE proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
bnila up your health Only 25 cents.
Money back If not cured. Sold by L.
Zeckendorf G. Co. Wholesale. or Geo.
Martin. Retail Druggist
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

After the opera, bring your lady down
To lsidor's no TO date cafe, and ask for
those delicious oysters, and fine steaks.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

Funny acts, witty dialogue, expert
dancing. artistic solos. superb singing.
with Hi Henry's latest and best MIN
''rel Aggregation Of fifty all white
Performers.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21
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Wants of the People.

II you have rooms for rent, furnished
or unfinished, advertise In TIE Gu
zen Want Column
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

The Daughter NJ The Regiment in
coming. A, the Opera House Christ
mas night
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21
4Men and Engines
= Gr0in and Graftic.

is estate for ie2 feet on the west side
OF Santon street near Franklin
The buyers pay a price OF $22 500 for
the property. The ground purchased
viii probably be used for switch
yards said Chief Engineer Letting
well of the FL Paso and Southwestern
road this morning. This is not pos
itiye Information. though ! think the
plan at present Is to use 1t for that
purpose. II Is right in line with our
right OF way AMI had TO be bought
We have not decided yet where TO 10
cate our depot II all depends on
whether a union depot Is built In Ell
paso. Should one be built in time
we will use IL and not build one for
ourselves Waiting to find ont what
is going TO be the outcome is the cause
OF our holding oack-" The price paid
for the property is considered high.
and Ii taken TO mean that property in
that locality viii bring better values
in the future An official Of the FL
paso and Southwestern road said this
morning that the right of way through
the eItv west OF the Office buildings
had been secnred-El Paso Herald.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

The sleeping car service between
Tucson and Phoenix was inaugurated
last night A Pullman was attached
to No. . ana one came IN from
Phoenix on No. 10 this morning.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

julius Krutchshnf,t. assistant TO
President E. II. Hartman OF the
Southern Pacific company. will pass
through Tucson on special tonlgnt
running on the time OF No. which
will arrive In two sections, with the
special anead.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

WAN 7 rsL-~I'wo furnished rooms.
with BATH Address NJ. care Citizen.
stating be.ation. how furnished and
price uer nfcnJn
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

WANTED--Three sets furniture and
stoves, address, stating price and
where same can be seen, W care
Citizen.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

FOR sALE-Furniture for five rooms.
complete for housekeeping WIN sell al
a bargain quick. Inquire at the C.uxen
ONCE sg-S4
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

Superintendent Sroufes private car
San Carlos. which was used by Mr..
Wallace. during the annual inspection
arrived from san Francisco on No. ~
this morning.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

James Gamble. assistant residen
engieer is smiling today. His wife an
baby arrived to make their home II
Tucson.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

A deal has been closed between the
Ii Paso and Southwestern raiiroaa
lihe Bisbee line) and the A. II. Loom
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-21

The severe weather in the northern
part Of Texas. which is expected to
result In the loss OF many ihousand
head OF cattle. will have an important
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

lanes costume was in keeping with her
beautiful coax. 1t was another Paris
fair prize winner. 1t is an Empress
gown of black and Steel with short
train. The material was of delicate
black chiffon over white chiffon and
cream satin, and the black chiffon was
appliqued with black silk floral pat
terms, all sparkling with separately set
real brilliants.
Miss Jennie Blair's evening dress was
a Worth gown copied from one which
took the prize at the late Paris exposi-
ton, and was dazzling creation of
great originality and beauty. 1t con-
sisted of a princess robe of black chif-
fon, hand-painted in cloud effects out
lined in chenille, over a pink silk I'M
derdress. The low bodice and trailing
skirt were set with strings of rhine
stones sewed on in perpendicular rays,
creating a moonlight effect, while from
the left shoulder, trailing down the
back of the skirt, was a garland of
crushed pink roses.
Mrs. William Irwin appeared In the
ancient costume of Madame la Mar
quise de Pompadour," in a costume of
the time of Louis XIV, of rich silk bro
cade of pale pink and blue and white,
trimmed with gold point lace. Her or
naments We're pink La France roses.
Miss Lilly Spreckels wore an orIgi-
nal white domino with great black In
terrogation points scattered over it.
Under the domino was worn a white
silk gown trimmed with lace.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

SILK NULL. :.
4oinch French silk Null, i'll cream
and lavender. former price CSC
Reduced to 22kc
SILK VELVET
zoo quality, this week at 81 % per
yard; 81 so quality this week at 81 90
per yard
SILK MIXED HENRIETTAS.
45-inch. This is our 81 90 quality ex-
cellent value at that q. servfceabIe
fabric either for evening or street
dress. Shades, light green, navy blue,
tan, lavender. two shades of gray
This week at 75c per yard.
IRON FRAME ALPACAS.
4G-inch black Alpaca, 45c per yard.
former price CSC per yard.
4iinch black Alpaca, soc per yard,
former price 75c per yard
45-inch Navy Alpaca, 60c per yard,
former price 75c per yard
3S-inch gray Alpaca, 621ac per yard,
former price 75c per yard.
NEW RIBBONS ARRIVED.
our prices will make stir We are
offering all-slk Ribbon in fancy
stripes. for hat trimmings and neck
wear
No. 40 at zoe per yard
No. so az 25c per yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09
OF ART EMBROID
ERIES

Miss Croker of Boston, Mass. will
hold exhibitions and sales at the Ha-
waiian Hotel Parlors No. Is on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, March z, 8
and 3, only. Decorative art embroid-
cries, both finished pieces and those
ready to work; also new designs in
burnt wood novelties, including the new
serving trays, fruit bowls, etc, to which
the ladies of Honolulu are cordially in
vited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

Caution-Ask for Kentucky Favor
ite' whisky. Take always the best
when you drink. Spruance, Stanley &
Co., San Francisco. proprietors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

LADIES COLLARS.
Turn down, all linen, two for sc.
SUN HATS FOR CHILDREN.
75c Hats for soc.
soc Hats for 25c.
25c Hats for 10c.
SOC quality at 25c. Every Bonnet in
the store has been reduced in price
WASH GOODS ATTRACTION.
Several loads of new spring Wash
Goods just arrived. Now is the time
to make selections when color lines
and styles are complete. We have
positively the largest collection Of
fashionable wash fabrics brought to
Honolulu.
KID GLOVES SALE.
This sNhe week to buy Kid Gloves,
Silk Gloves and Wash Gloves. Vie
toria Kid Gloves, CSC per pair. Elk
cellent quality Silk Gloves In tan
shades, 75c per pair; black and white,
S5c per pair.
NEW Mr'SLIN UNDERWEAR
Our spring stock of Muslin Under
wear is row complete. We have all
the latset styles In combination
Chemises, Skirts. Corset Covers.
BED ROCK PRICES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09
- - ~

Among the handsome gowns seen at
the San Francisco Mardi Gras bali,
given under the auspices or the Hop
kinS Art Institute, none were more
conspicuous for their attractiveness
and richness than those of Mrs. George
W Macfarlane and Mrs William G.
Irwin. In fact all the San Francisco
papers went into ecstacIes over that
worn by Mrs Macfarlane. The follow
ing descriptions are culled from the
San Francisco papers,
Mrs. George w. Macfarlane wore the
magnificent theater cloak that won the
first prize and gold medal at the Paris
Exposition in competition with some
400 cloaks entered by notable designers
of gowns. The cloak was beautiful
rich, gold-rose velvet reaching TO the
bottom of the skirt, and having a
demi-train. 1t had a high collar with
rever effect, leaving V-shaped OPP
ening in front. The cloak was most
exquisitely appliqued with black lace
figures covered with glistening steel
There was a double flounce scallop-
shaped all about the bottom. One row
of fluffy old-roSe chiffon and one OF
black chiffon. The inner edge OF the
collar was similarly covered with the
two colors of chiffon. Altogether the
cloak is one of the most notable crea-
tons ever worn in San Francisco. 1t
attracted much attention where 1t
rested over the back of Mr.. Macfar-
lanes seat in the box. Mrs. Macfar-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

f,.. ", G. Daniels entertained her
a,o ,.'pS at a theater supper Thursday
hslIihs at the Hawaiian hotel. The
fo ,, tt room was prettily decorated
IN, IN occasion. The table presented
NJ pa,eaSing appearance with It's wealth
or. do"ers and the many brilliant col
~ HEhts rejecting their scintillating
m, upon the cut glass and silver. At
lad. eno Of the room the mantel was
fro,, win palms and cut flowers, and
in . corner to corner, ribbons pf lights
vo, oncy globes and Oriental lanterns
festooned. The light colored
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09

Among the passengers TO depart on
the Mariposa for the Coast was Mrs.
Allen, wife of the genial boniface of the
Hawaiian hotel. For the past month
It. A Stewart and daughter, Miss
Eta Stewart, of Portland Oregon, have
been the honored guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Allen and due to their hospitality
the departing guests leave Honolulu
with the avowed intention of returning
to the Paradise of the Pacific" at an
early date. The evening prior to their
departure the banquet room of the no.
tel was the scene of much gayety and
good will. Covers were laid for nine
and a dinner which did credit to the
management was served. THE table
was prettily decorated with flowers and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-09
&ssssssssss ssxsss

- OCIETY will greet the visiting
thA Shriners who are travelling
across deserts and waters from
the far East to participate for
The sun., 1901-12-18

Il supply the Introductory Of AHLE1ONS UNIVERSAL CYC0PA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Ale%a der J. Walker.

Inc funeral services over the remains;
Of the late Alexander j. Walker we're
held. at +. NJ. SUNDAY. at the late
residence. No. II FlaSg street Rev. II.
T.. bunn3Ck of the Green Street Metho-
di"t church. ot!iciatcd and >liSs Louise
l.. Robinson sang In touching and
beautiful manner Rock If Ages. and
Some Time Wen Understand"
y large gathering OF friends and rclu-
lives of the deceased were present and
the ola borate display of beautiful flow
erS were testimony Of the regard in
Some III tE, hnTaI offerings are worthy
u special .1lntiun. They were: Eighty
white pinls. from tn" widow. Mrs. 4. j.
Walker: wreath. from the children
sickle from Mrs \. H. Traitor and
niece. Mrs. Arthur Hooper Of Boston.
pillow from the public cab drivers.
cut flowers. from Or. ana Mrs A. q.
Young, cut flowers. from Mrs. u. +.
Hall of Boston: wreath. Mrs. J.. W.
Fisher crescent. Mrs Willard +. Wal
ker: Whit pinks. Nj. +. II. Jones:
cut tioVers Miss George Wills: white
pirkS. Mrs. ADAMS.
The bparcres we've Charles NadS-
worth. Charles Cushman, f.. l.. Myrick
and Frank Hewins The remains were
temporarily placed in Mount Pleasant
tomb and will he inferred. the first Of
This week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
A FINE TRIP.
Inc Boston ( Maine Oilers Low Rates and \
ens, Trip 10 Buffalo.

TodaF. the Boston " Maine H.u-
toad is selling q round TIN ,icket FROM,
Portland to buffalo fer so. valid tn re-
turn until oct. ~. The route is vi,
''"ston, tho Fitthbirg. fiocsac Tu,u4,
fcus" and West Shore: one of the nra.-
tisst iidCs through Massachusetts and
Few York That could be- arranged M
'; W. ttcbbina of Dld Town. who has
conducted several parties to BuffaI,
INNS season, is to take ADVANTAGE of
IBIS rate and Will leave Portland al 5
!. ~. with personally conducted
pait" =! ladies and gentlemen from
tfihEor ana Watervilc. stopping over
night 1T The American House, Boston
ana making thc day trip to Buffalo
IueSuaN. lfih party will suend five
uaNs at EuNa 10 ann Niasnra Fails ami
/; i2''tEh TO Boston by day train. and he
covers the trip. outside of the trails
portation. $40. including all meals en-
r"Hi' to Huifalo. hotel expense in BGs-
t"i, NiX lodgings end six breakfasts in
if"i.,lo, carriage Tip about the oitv.
SiHc tilp L" Niagara Falls Including
me gorge route and reservation car
'ia@e-, Tor Sl9 from Portland The
iHct That tnis IS a trip nf day travel
only makes il very attractive and will
n" IL ant be literally patronizod. ANY
one CAN 90 ana Mr.. Robbins would be
pee Sed 70 have YOU join the party NJ
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
STATE HOUSE
Railroad Commissioners Re-
ce've More Returns from Roads,
farmers =, Institutes Appointed By Sec.
mcScen, Board Of Agriculture.
oNa"' ""Ho oil Mutual Fire INSURANCE. ccn.
ranios--0thcr c piiei Ne,c..

~ fdiii"&d commissioners have rr.
oSNcd The annual report of the WIS.
t"Ss"t " Quebec and the Sehasticoo< :,
M"oSehead railroads.
Wiscasset Il Quebec Il. H.-G,oss
earnings from operating. s22.214,14,
operating EXPENSES, s26U31. 45 aefcit
sS''6.'5. Miscellaneous ihcome. s,aeS.
deficit. S3,139.77. Passenger reyenu,
S''o' 800; total deductions. s5....1; tota,
passenger revenue. S5.O2O13: mail
S1.@So.o2; express, s937.l2: extra baggsr
an" storage. SS4.c1: ether items. sSs. 40;
lo'a' passenger earnings. 50, 1924,
total freight revenue. si2,SlO.ST: tot.I
passenger and freight earnings SO
2'4.'i. Capital gtcck. tatel amount out
standing. s4"6.s3c.
Sebasticcok. & Moo cad II. E.-Gross
earnings from operation. Sl21l5ol
operating expenses. sll.12t6i. i,icomr
from operation. s3G0.a4; total deductions
FROM income" ssli.29; net Income. siTg.-
%. Total pakN Eager revenue. So a3a, IS.
cNnreHE. S.6c.S'; extra hagaa5p and
storage, s6l%.S2: total passenger earn
lnga, Sd.o@fhJ': total freight revenue.
S'c6S.4i; total passenger and freight
earnings. sl4.ll5oi: capital stock. to,al
amount Issued ard outstanding. $50
600
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
harcourt Co. Will Open Weeks Stand. Tonjoht.

One Of the best attractions in rener-
'clie VIII come TO our city. this week.
wren the Harcourt Comedy Go. opens
/ Us annual engagement at the Opera
mousse. tonight. presenting Il fine pro
ducfion Of Under Two Flags" Always
one Of the leaders. the company is
| iuliy up to its high standard Of past
seasons and is sure to please. The
repertoire Of plays is calculated to sat
lsiy all tastes, a number Of stirring
sensational melodramas and bright.
sparkling comedies being amCng the
attractions. The special vaudeville
features are of the best. including Ar
cher ana Carlow, clever musical sketch
artists, Harry Moore in his famous
moholosues. Fielding and Walker and
others. The famous Concert Orchestra
IS fully up to its high standard and is
a strong attraction itself Daily matt
nceS Will commence. tomorrow. the bill
being Day. TIE Alderman"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
New Train for the Provinces.

( an change Of time. which went int"
effect last Monday the Maine Central
Il. 4. placed in service new tram
through to 1t. John and Halifax. $"
that whereas last winter III" train
lr;s wing Portland at y. NJ. Augusta
81" \. NJ. waS through train To 81
John and points east of Eang"r. TINS
! season that train runs IL Bangor only,
and the train leaving Portland al I'D
| A. NJ. Augusta l2.3l neon. i tn" one
which makes connection for all points
cast of Bangor. including the Bangor X
., costooit t.: L.. st. Stephens. 81. An
drr,vs. Houlton. Woodstock, Frederic
ton. St John, Halifax. Prince Edwards
I Island Eora Scotia and Cape Breton
/ 1r,i- irain has Il connection from los
; ;nr leaving that city at 3.39 a. NJ.
with through Pullman p1rl0r car i'CS-
,on ana Portland to McAdam Junction.
being aur thtIc at 80 l.. NJ. and ar
r,yinc iii st. John at le.lo i. NJ. amt
HI McAdam junction a sleeping cHr
my b.. token running through t" Hail
tox due there 1T S05 thu next morn
ing.
! 'Tris through train to the Province
is in addition tn the regular Pullman
t,ain leaving Portland at II +. NJ.
,..ni"h las always made regular connec-
lions with ali % ints east with sleeping
car sertice tn ST. John and parlor car
nm thut pl.;." to Halifax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Letter I" (. II. Mason.
iHJHNf0. WHINE.

Ir.,r Sir: James Acklcy's house in
cairo O'atSkiu MountainS). \. y. Il
c.n+;,icuouS enc in the midst "l the
village. was painted II years ago with
r,yt.t.: has not been painted since:
ard III paint is in good condition to-
,lav. Ne is going to paint: but there
really no necessity of it.
Ucyoe has been sold in CAIRO is
wears. our agent is Castor Wynk"op.
jIou: cowners there want DeNoe. anu
painfers there paint Dcv"e. II would
be- 4 hard Job to persuade caro- ma II
10 paint lead ana oil--of course paint
~ paints whatever his customer wants.
even il it's hutteTmilk
Marian Van HoeSen. caro- painter.
NJ. n,intcd Drrce for u years. There
nlo two or three others: AL for DeN"e.
~. are tnld-dcnt know their names.
~ the same wherever DcNoc gets
INFO > town: it stays there and owns
III ,>.,,o huein.ss Yours truly.
r. W. DEVOE & 60.
f. : J. H. rnSan & 60. sells our
paint.