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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
EARLE AND WIFE ONE AGAIN.
Annlty He Choked Returns With
Three Weeks Old Child,

Monroe n Y, Aug. es,--Ferdlnand
Earle, the artist and his wife are again
united, Earle was released on $1,000
bail from the Goshen jail yesterday,
where he had been locked up on the
charge of beating his wife, whom he
formerly described as his affinity.
Earle managed to elude the pursuit OF
reporters last night after his release
and came here, and 1t was asserted
that reconciliation has been effect
ed.
His wife, whom he was charged
with having beaten and choked while
she was still weak after the birth of
their child, returned from New York
to-day and seemed glad to get back.
In her arms she carried the baby, now
three weeks old,
Lawyers on both sides intimate that
the charge against the artist will be
dropped, Earle is said to nave been
notlceably subducd by his jail exper-
ience.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
INDIANS PROMISE TROUBLE.
Canadian Tribe Rcscucs Chiefs Con-
yicled of Illegal Fishing.

Victoria, b, c., Aug. 2s.-One hun
dred Indians Of Salmon Arm, just
south of Kamloops. are threatening to
go on the warpath. fearing that they
are to have their fishing rights taken
away. superintendent Hussey Of the
Provincial police will go to the scene,
local authorities stating that It Is be-
yond their control.
ON Wednesday two Indian chiefs
we're summoned by the Dominion gov
eminent fishery authorities for setting
fishing traps Illegally. They were con-
victed and sentenced to pay small
fine. A band OF fifty Indians swept
down on the court house. rescued
their chiefs. and made off with them.
Constable Fernie at Kamloops was
dispatched to the scene. and reported
that the Indians were very uneasy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
NOMINATE SPERRY OCTOBER l..
No Other Name VIII he Presented at
MiddIetown Convention.

At meeting of the second con-
gressional republican committee held
at the Union league yesterlay noon
II was decided to hold the next con-
vention for the nomination Of cam
dIdate for congress at Turn hall, Mid
dletown at noon, October |. No
name will be presented in opposition
TO that Of the present congressman,
n. d. Sperry,
The seven members Of the commit
tee attended the meeting, namely,
George A. Morton. Hamden, chair
man: Frederick w. Orr of this city;
C. Storrs Hail. Wallingford; Cornell
ius Tracey, Waterbury; Floyd Curtis,
Meriden; G. y. Bacon, Middletown;
and W. G. Bushnell, Meriden. After
the meeting the committeeman were
entertained at luncheon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
LABOR NOT ALL BRY.ANTIC.
Rock binders Unions President Says
He Can't be Delivered"

New York. Aug 2s.-There's one la
boring man who won't vote for Bryan,
regardless Of the assurances which
Norman e. Mack, chairman of the
democratic national committee brought
here yesterday from Samuel Gompers.
The voter who can't be delivered"
is James L. Feeney president of the
Bookbinders union of Washington,
D. c,
He called at the republican national
headquarters in this city today, and
told Chairman Hitchcock that as a la
Dor union man he was going to vote
for Taft, and that he was almost as
sure that thousands of others would
do the same.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
See The Buying
Power of
SO Cents
WOmen's Fancy Hosiery

WOmenS FANCY Hosiery
These are hand-embroioere !, fine b ack
French Isle Thread Stockings and are
worth I | the pair S9cts
SOFT Sh'rts-m d, of Wear Well
str ped flame. the shirts are m,de with
tttached collars They're 75c Shirts.
hort Silk Glcv,s-the heaviest OF 2
clasp Silk Cloves in black and some col
ors, the Grade CT Silk G..oves made to
sci for 81 ard SO.
A fine Autumn Glove. E9cts
Carriage Cans Galvanized Iron Gar
bage Cans. frst-c ass Use Can to 20 to
you Saturday at a9rs
White Lawn Waists-..n em5roiderei
ard ace trimm.1 e :fe It's. loag and short
sleeves, buttonef in front or back. as
you choose. 81 and s125 Waists.
fresh lot, spick and span. new. 59,,s
Children's Wool Blouse sweaters. here
in white ard navy bue, asst seas ons
>wcaters That were as high as 81. so an
Wis. To 90 while they last 59:ts
At 5ects-vANlTY 5ook-Iizzard Pig Skin
Seal and Morocco; very fine 81 Books for-5eots
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
ORANGE DELEGATES.
Those 10 Probate Convention Favor
Nomination of Thomas.

Following is the list OF state. con-
gressional, probate and senatorial del
egates elected at a democratic caucus
held in orange, Thursday night The
probate delegates are in favor Of Ed
win S. Thomas for Judge OF probate:
State-Thomas r. Mckay, Lee b.
Bishop. Thomas r. Nugent, Charles f..
Stormont
essional-Greene Kendrick,
David Platt Michael r. Tracey, John
Flynn and Thomas Carberry.
Probate--A. Heaton Wright. Lewis
II. Warner, Frank A. Sohn. Edward
Seery, Frank Hawley and Frank
Rourke.
Senatorial--Alexander p. Lynch,
George X. Rose Henry Plate, William
Barry and Patrick Marty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
POPE TO SEE SPORTS.
shows Interest In Coming Athletic
Events at Papal Jubilee.

Rome. Aug. 2s.-The pope, early
this morning. visited the Relvedere
court, the largest in the Vatican.
whore the International athletic COM
petition to take place here In Septem-
her in honor of the papal jubilee will
be held. Workmen are engaged In
clearing and levelling the court and
erecting grandstands for the specta-
tors. A tribune for the pope is be-
Ing built in the center at one side.
Thousands Of athletes from all over
the world are expected to compete in
the various events, and number OF
athletic societies have contributed
prizes. The Catholic Athletic league
of New York has sent a solid silver
cup.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
ARERNATHY srrNG AGAIN.

Lawton, Okla, Aug. 2s.-John
Alternately. United States marshal Of
Oklahoma, was severely bitten yester-
day by large gray wolf which he had
captured alive and bound with wire
about the head. The wire snapped,
releasing the VOLTS jaws. and in the
fight that followed two Of Abernathy's
fingers we're badly lacerated and his
knee injured The wolf was recap
tured.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

chauffeur gave his name as Felix Droit
and said that he was employed by II.
l. Wilson of No % Broad street. The
pursuit of more tb1n eight miles. Rick
ert says, lasted only ten minutes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

walk because of the avenue being
blocked with vehicles, When he turned
off the sidewalk one Of the rear wheels
collapsed. and the chase ended.
Rckert took bis prisoner to the East
Fifty first street police station The
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
COUNT DE la RoCHEroucALD.

lie Mans. Aug. 2s.-The death is an
nounced of Marie Charles Gabriel
sosthens. Count de la Rochefoucald
and Duke de Doudeauville. He was
born in 1925 and was at one time am
bassador of France to the Court Of st.
James.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

impede the driver who SKINNED
around corners went up and down ave-
nues on the West Side, across Thirty
fourth street from Tenth TO Third ave-
nue., and then raced north to Fiftleth
street, where he steered into the side
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
See The Buying
Power of
20 Cents

COlOred MOhair-Brown ard
Navy Mohair. SO inches wide. the best
shades of navy and brown. SOC value 29c
Black Hair Ribb0n-Six inch
heavy black taffeta Hair Ribbon, worth
and sold every day at 800. 28cts
Taffeta and Wash Silks-plain
taffeta and Japanese Wash Cord Silks,
the taffeta in every color and black ard
white. Worth up to Scots. 20cts
WOmen's Hosiery-Pins French
Isle Thread Stockings, in lace Isle. boot
and all-over pattern. SOC value 20cts
Royal Granite Ware---A 4oct
grade, at size Berlin Sauce Pan. Z9c
Gretchen Aprons of the b es t
Apron Bingham in Gretchen style with
a ruffle At the BOTTOM Full, big round
Aprons. 29cts
Mems H dksrchiefs---3 of these All
Linen hemstitched Hdkerchefs for 29c
They're standsrd pure Linen goods at
12Hcts Each. 8 for 29cts
Mems Underwear broken size lot
of the best Scot Jersey ribbed shirts and
Drawers. nearly every size.
Lay in 4 stock at 39cts Garment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Miss Susan II. Daggett, who hai
been spending some weeks at Sea-
bright, n. J., Will return to her home
In Grove street, to-day,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
See The Buying Power of
80 cents and 40 Cents

Black MOhair-42 Inch English
Mohalr in black only, richly lustrous and
worth 5ycts. S9cn
Women's HOsiery-Fine gauze
Isle thread Stockings in black and tan
color. These are Scot Stockings. 39cts
Little Rompers-For Toys and
girls, of blue denim, Soc kind 39cts
Puritan BlOuseS-for boys, ages
6 to Is years, with and without collar, in
light and dark patterns for school.
Standard Scot kind for 39cti
COrsetS-Clean, new fresh Corsets
in stylish models; in long, me 1ium an )
short, also the girdles and tape girdles.
All Scot Corsets for 30cts
Children'S UnderWear-bro-
ken lot of Drawers, Skirts and Night
Gowns-not every garment here in every
size, but all ar. fine, neatly made pretty
garments. 39cts Each.
Short SkirtS-made Of nice mus
lin with embroidery and lace TO finish
and the pain tucked style. Worth soc
COlOred ShirtWaists Colored
Madras and Lawn Waists. in pretty
coors, well made, stylish, elem new
waists. For 39ct,.
Mems NeckyNear-An odd and
broken lot of 'Solidsilk' Four In Hands,
n.west colorings, and Neckwear never
sold for less than SOC and 75c.
We're saying a quick goodbye to the
lot at 39cts Each.
WOmen's Drawers "A broken
size lot, but chiefly medium sizes. made
of Masonville muslin, aud lace and en-
troidery trimmed. scot and some Oct
Drawers for 3Dcts
Royal Granite Ware-A 45c'
Roasting Pan for 3scts
Scot O Der il Sauce Pan, for 39ctt
Corset Covers "A score OF style:
tight and loose fitting, made of fine nain.
sock and with lace md embroidery.
All scot Covers, for S9cts
Long Isle GGOVeS-l2 Buttor
eagth su:ce Isle Gloves, in black, grey
ard tan co.or only. Large and m
sizes are here. The G.oves are worth
75cts, For S93ts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
See The Buying Power of SC

StatiOnery-Box Of "a sheets and
"a envelopes. ruled and plsla.
Good paper In neat pox. Bets
COl0red LaWn-New Lawns light
and dark effects. also some in black and
white effects. l5c and 1oc Lawns Bets
White Goods Remnants-In
lengths from to yards. all kinds OF
White stuffs. usually sold at l5cts and
1oets the yard. Bets
Ribb0n-White and Solored raffe-
IN Ribbons. 81 to 4 inches wide. all
SIX l5ot Ribbons. Gets
Tooth BruSheS-A lot of French
Tooth Brushes with small handle imper-
fections, worth $50. 100, Csc. Scts
Tooth PoWder-Gilbert's we'll
Aknswn powder. usually 15cts.
Chlldren's Siockings--Bla.k
xf.rlb cotton Stock ings, the kind that
|, sellsfor 121zcts. They have very slight
|. imperfsetions. 9cts
aWhile Plates for 9cts-The
,erade Of White China Plates that sell
regularly At 81 dozen.
Comic PlateS-Effeetive for rail
plates. and amusing for children's use at
the. table. Worth 70ets each, At Gets
2.Pairs Cups and Saucers-
White ones. the kind that sell regularly
for 81 the dozen. Z Pairs for 10cts
Sash Muslins-pretty new stripes
and dots and plenty of patterns to choose
from. At Gets Yard.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Dr. Francis Bacon and family OF
High street, have returned from
Richheld Springs, n. Y, where they
have been spending two weeks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Short SILK Gloves Heavy dou-
be tipped finger silk and very fine sue e
lise Gloves, in black, white and all CO.
ors. They're the best SOC value for 39c
Laces-Val Edgings and Insertions,
in pieces of IL yards. Laces that 90 like
hot cakes at Scots. For 39cts Fleece.
WOmen's H'dk'fs-, lot of SEQ
.oped and hemmed embroidered al par
Irish LIEN, SCOT grade of sheer, dainty
Handkerchiefs. 39cti Each,
Boys UnderWaists--Tte Ideal
with the elastic bands, and hose sup
ports, all ages 3 to u yrs. SOC kind 39c
Golf Caps -blue serge. fancy mix
lures, light and dark, all slz.s.
Our SCOT Golf Caps for 33cts
Boys end Girls Tams-5uc and grey
Tams, for boys and girls, good school
Hats. The SCOT Hats for 39cts
At 3oots-WoMENs BELTs-A lot of soc
and soc Elastic, Black silk and MORE Belts,
and at --3ects
At socts-LEArHER eAos-rhe Anthony
Bag and Vanity Book in black. brown and tan
color, soc bag for --3ects
Mems Nansook Underwcar-N ain
iook Athlete Coat Shirts and Kne:
Drawers in fancy checks. TIL. best of
75ct values for 49sts Garment
Royal Granite Wares Quart Perrin
auce Pan. usually 6Scts. for 49:ts
osct s Quart Der in Kettle in the same
grade At 49;,s
o5ct Rice Boiler, for 49ctr
Children's UmbreAlas-G God
stout Umbrellas VITA natural h rdwood
md fancy handles made Of fast back
twill and worth o9c. 49cts
CASTLE SOAP ID bars fine Cas-
ie soap, that's usually 63cts. 4 cts
TumbicrS-Fin Fine, thin blown, o0cts
4 d1zcn er2de Of Gloves for 4Dc Dcz.n
At 49cts-GERMAN SILVER PURsEs-These
are genuine sl.25 Purses silk lined and with
long arm chains,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

George Starkweather Fowler OF the
Alumni Weekly is spending two weeks
In the Adirondacks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Fancy Plates-Cunning Tea Plates
the kind you'd expect to see marked &c
To go at Gets Each.
Mems Wash NeckWear-wht,
Madras Four IN Hands. the full Freach
shape so desirable and made to sell tor
l9cts. To go at Gets Each
Mems SOcks-Tan color. grey an1
fast Black Split Feet Socks, first-class
l5ct grade of Hosiery for Gets a Pair
WOmen's H'dk'fs-w mems
Swiss and Linen H'dk'fs, 12Hct kind
and many dainty designs, Gets
Women's NeckWear-An odd
lot Of Women's Neckwcar, Stocks. Bows
and the like, all 25o kinds but slightly
5oiled, to 90 at Gets Each
Laces-Paris Point Edges and Inser-
tons, l215c kind, 2, a to S inch, at Gets
lSct Pound Of Borax for Gets
l2ct Bottle of Blueing, for Gets
lSct Soap Dish. for Gets.
lSct Soup Ladle, for Gets
Towels Bath and Huck Towels, in
large size. For Gets Each
Brown Cotton So Inch Brown Cotton
extra quality, l2Hc value. Gets Yard
JeWclry.--25ct Hat Pins Gets
25ct Bone Hair Barretts for Gets
lset Collar Spreaders. for Gets
25et Veil Pins for Gets
Ideal brand Bone Hair Fins, 6 on a card
worth 15cts, for Gets
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Julius Cohen Of Edgar street, who
has been spending two weeks at South
Coventry. Connecticut. Is now visiting
relatives In Springfield, Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Mr., and Mrs, Leonard M. Daggett
have returned to their home in Wall
street. from Lake Placid, n. Y.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
Post Card AIbums-Holds Il

Post Card Albums Holds lo4
cards, with neatly bouad pretty covers.
Always sold at 25cts, Acts
StaiiOnery-pox of fine chiffon
cloth : tation,ry, 90 sheets and enve op:'
sold at Csc, Stylish shapes 19cts
DimftieS-Goods worth poets snc
33c and even ACC, fine French Dimite
,mcng them All are new, fresh, this
seasons Dimities. f9cts
Plain and Fancy Ribbon--ite
new Printed Warp in Dresden effects. ::
ard inches wide, worth l5cts and Csc,
ard plain Satin Ribbon. white. black and
every color. f9cts
Almond LOtiO1-The best known
Of h.al,hful face and hand Lotions.
Usually sells for 25ots
WOmen'S Vests-Fancy yoke
fine white lis'c thread Vests, 81 k ribbon
drawn. worth 39cts. 19ct,
W0men's SiOckings-Blac
Gsuz. sc t read and IN. guage cotto 4
ul regular made. 25c Hosiery 19cts
Boys BlOuses-Boys' Csc Blouse,
all ages from 6 to IS years.
Light and dark colors. bets
At observation-disclosures NEEDS
2gc Sleeve Boards. -toct,
zoe white lined Foot Tubs, --toet
25c Dish Pan, heavy tin -toot
Bars Naphtha Soap for -tsct'
VEiLiNGs-Mesh Yelling IN Brown, Navy
and Black; In fact every stylish color. and al
25c kinds. at 1oe yd
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
MAN OF MANY COUNTRIES.
American Born Officer Served Il
Three Nnylcs and Two Armies.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. 2S.-Charles
II. Hill, a native Of Wisconsin, and
at one time an ensign in the Amer-
can navy, later a captain in the Bra
lillian navy, commanding The cruiser
Nlctheroy, and still later rear-ad-
miral In the Gillian navy, died here
yesterday. In addition to serving In
three navies, Hill was a captain of
volunteers in the Spanish American
war, and when mustered out Of that
service went to South Africa, where
he was commissioned captain in the
Boer army.
Charles II. Hill was a cadet mid
shlpman at the Naval Academy from
1875 until 1882, when he was grad
uatcd. He became am ensign, junior
grade, in 1883, and resigned In 1884.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
See The Buying Power of 1870

Fall Caps-Boys' new 3oct COT
{ ps, in blue and fancy mixtures, all
iizes en- ncx fall caps. 1Scts
ideal" URderWaists-Boys
idea. Und.rwais,s, for boys. 3 to Il
years; the Csc Waists. f9cts
2sct Jelly Tumblers. for l9cts DOZEN
25ct Fancy uspidors. for fScts
25ct Fancy China Pitchers. for f9cts
95ct Fancy Glass Fruit fow S, for f9cts
3oct Blu. White Stone Bu,ter Jars l9cts
35ct ROCKINGHAM Tea Pots, 19cti
25ct Oh ma B md B Plates, loss
Sash MusIin-Cop'es of fiet lac.
atterns, worth 25cts, for fScts
Upholstery Remnants Lot
o: Uph ols,ery Remnants. suitable for
,ushioa and chair cov:rnys.
Size 24x2d. worth 3octs. f9cts
Mems UnderWear-Anothel
broken ot of Mems Babriggoa goods.
with long and short sleeved shirts, the
.rawers with double seat. su,oender
ped and sateen faced-ta- best of 39ct
values at 19c,s Each
Mems SOcks-Imported Sock. in
very fine guage cotton and in tn. sea-
sons best color effects. 19cts air
At tects-WoMENs NEckWEAR-rresh
Included are Bows, Stocks and Jabots Al
kinds of designs.
At tects-WoMEN's 5ELTs-An odd lot Of
Black silk, Elastic Belts in all colors White
Wash Belts and Gilt Tinsel Belts. worth from
2ac TO SOC at --toots each
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

e. G. Allyn and family of Edgewood
avenue. are home from their vacation
trip spent In Bethlehem, n. II.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
See The Buying
Power of
70 Gents

At 7ects--cARRIAGE BAGs--A first class
s1.25 Carriage Bag IN black seal grain leather
Leather lined and with inside purse great
bargain.
At 7eots--NlGHT GoWNs--1igh and low
neck gowns made OF soft Nainsook with lace
and embroidery.
At ELECTROMAGNETIC WAlSTs--Plaid
Flannelette Waists, new Fall patterns button
In front ana with long sleeves -7ects
At 7scts-cHEMlsE-Made of sheer soft
Nainsook, finished at the bottom with tucked
ruff1e
At 79cts--WHlTE PETTlcoATs-One of the
biggest bargains of the day. They rare
values at ST. these Petticoats They have deep
lace founce with lace edge and insertion. Some
are hemstitched and lace trimmed
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29
PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Susan H. Daggett, who hal
been spending some weeks at Sea-
bright, n, j. will return to her home
In Grove street, to-day.
George Starkweather Fowler OF thu
Alumni Weekly is spending two weeks
In the Adirondacks.
Or. Francis Bacon and family OF
High street, have returned from
Richheld Springs. N. Y, where they
have been spending two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard M. Daggett
have returned to their home in Wall
street, from Lake Placid, n. Y.
Il. G. Allyn and family of Edgewood
avenue. are home from their vacation
trip spent In Bethlehem, n. II.
Col. rutherford Trowbridge and
family are expected at their home In
Hillhouse avenue early In the week.
from Breton Woods, where they have
been for the past month.
Miss Adele B. Wright OF Brooklyn,
daughter OF Chief Engineer Wright Of
the Steamboat Richard Peck, was OPP
Grated upon last Monday morning for
appendicitis In the Brooklyn hospital.
While resident of Brooklyn. Miss
Wright Is a frequent visitor to New
Haven and has large circle Of
friends who will be glad to learn that
the operation was very successful and
that she is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jerome Hayes are
at their country home in Harwinton
for their vacation.
Miss Minnie Klaiber. daughter OF
Sergeant klaiber Of the Grand avenue
precinct, and her brother, George A.
Klalber. have gone TO Buell's farm,
Chestnut HILL Litchield, for their va
cation Miss Klaiber will spend ten
days there and Mr. Klaiber expects
80 be away three or four weeks. Both
are employed In the auditing depart
ment of the railroad.
Julius Cohen of Edgar street. who
has been spending two weeks at South
Coventry, Connecticut, Is now visiting
relatives In Springfield. Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Col. Rutherford Trowbridge and
family are expected at their home In
Hillhouse avenue early In the week,
from Breton Woods, where they have
been for the past month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jerome Hayes are
at their country home in Harwinton
for their vacation.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-19
SandX's Confession.

You were a college man?' interro- gated the lady in the vine-colored bungalow.
 "Yessum," replied Sandy Pikes. as he tackled the wedge of peach pie.
 And took degrees?"
 "Yessum." - How many degrees did you take?'
 "Ninety-one. mum. l stole the col lege thermometer one summer day. Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-19
SHE NEARLY KNEW HIM.
The Little Girl Who Lived Across the Street Tells Her Memories of
 John Q. Rockefeller

They were talking about our neigh bor across the way. says Clara Morris, in the September Delineator. I did not know him, did not even know his name, but I heard MT. Herrick say, 'I tell you, I feel it in my very bones that some day they young man is go- ing to hold one of the worlds great fortunes in his gripi"
 Mr. Wade, as he dragged his great chair up to it, said a bit sharply:
 'Herrick is taking long look ahead perhaps but" silence fell ;then I distinctly heard the three slow taps of his forefinger on the bare table, as he finished with emphasis, That man will go far-watchi"
 The clock struck, my mothers toe touched me warningly. l arose. fairly trembling with excited interest at the man who was going to be very wealthy who lived right across the street, and who was going far" Even in that first confusion of thought, I almost prayed he might not start before I could see him. 1 was determined to stalk the fascinating man. who. like the fairy prince. was going forth to
Arizona republican., 1908-08-19
The Tactful Doctor.

A physician in a small town in northern Michigan got himself into a serious predicament by his inability to remember names and people. One day, while making out a patients receipt, his visitors name escaped him. Not wishing to appear so forgetful, and thinking to get a clue. he asked her whether she spelled her name with an Q or i. The lady smilingly replied Why. doctor my name is Hill."-Suc- cess Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-19
10 Days Special Clearance
 Sale Beginning Monday, August 10th.

20 per cent off Alaska Refrigerators 15 per cent off JaPaned Water Cooler. 15 per cent off Gasoline Stove. 25 per cent off Garden Hose. 25 per cent off Lawn Mowers. 20 per cent off Hammerless Double Barrel Shot Guns. 25 per cent off Double Barrel Ham, mer Guns. 10 per cent off all Rifles. 25 per cent off Basy Carriages. TO per cent off Go Carts. 33 1-3 per cent off Hammocks. 20 per cent off Fancy Electric Lamps. 33 1-3 per cent off Fancy China. 40 per cent off Close Cut Patterns decorated China. 33 1-3 per cent off Suit Cases. B f-3 per cent off Stransky Enamel ed Ware. 20 per cent off EnameIed and Tin ware. 33 1-3 per cent off all Toys. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPART
 MENT.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-19

this will serve as good advertisement for these companies it will also give the valley farmers a chance to see what the cactus promises before mak- ing actual field experiments with it. If it is anywhere near as productive a forage plant as advertised and as suit able for stock, this valley should be able to make of it a most valuable for age resource. RETURNED FROM NEVADA.-Gus H. Herschfeld returned to Phoenix yesterday after several months spent in Nevada, where he has mining and other interests.
 POOL ScORE-In the tournament games at the Capital Pool hall last night Ludlam defeated Baker by a score ot 75 t0 30. The play tonight win be between Meldrum and Weeks.
 MRS. COLLINS IMPROVING.-Mrs. e. P. Collins who was taken very sud denly i'll of rhuematism about five weeks ago at her home on north Tenth avenue, is improving slowly, at her fathers ranch, J. N. Wood, three miles west Of Phoenix.