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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Loder Held to Keen Peace.

VIM. Loder was given a hearing be-
fore Justice Charles Fielding Tuesday
afternoon charged by Walter Jerrel1, of
Cedarville, with assault and battery.
Loder was put under 5000 bonds to
keep the peace, and security was en-
tered for him.
The case was one of small dimen-
sions really, but created some stir in
Cedarville last Sunday morning.
Mr. Terrell was sworn and said that
he went across the street from his
home and, taking Loder by the sleeve
OF his shirt-indicating with his
thumb and finger-kindly asked him
not to open the restaurant which Loder
had charge of on the Sabbath day
He then let go Of. Loder's shirt and
stepped away from him, when Loder
at once came at him, smashed him one
in the nose and another in the face.
'As soon as I discovered what he was
up to / laid him down on the ground
and sot on him, said Mr.. Terrell.
There did not appear to have been
any other blows struck, but Jerrell' s
shirt was badly torn by Loder grabbing
and pulling at it while Terrell was sit
ting on him.
H. J. Wamsley, Sheppard Gaskill,
John Duffield and little Irene Terrell
gave some testimony and the case was
concluded.
Max Appelgate. the young lawyer.
appeared in behalf Of Loder.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Camping,

Mrs. W. A.. Baird, sister of Mrs.
Leroy Souder, of Souder & Walton, is
camping with a party of 3s just beyond
Death Valley, California.
The party is in the wilds, 55 miles
from the nearest human habitation,
and are enjoying life close to nature.
Mrs. Baird writes that they are hav-
ing fine times, and the day she wrote
she had shot II rabbits and one rattle
snake. She is an expert shot with
shot gun, rifle or revolver.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
HUNT BROS
DOLLAR DAY in millinery
To-morroW---Thursdav

90 Fine Ready Trimmed hats at 81 each
Best styles shapes and Materials in white, black
an ana colors-Wll be sold tomorrow for ST each
Inc II balance Of our spring and summer stock
None sold before 10 o'clock; be on hand at that
nour; o, Also 50 Walking hats and trimmed Sailors
Will De sold 1or 25c each, have beer ST to 49, All
10 o'clock a.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
MILLVILLE,

Earned runs-Bridgeton, l. Millville,
!. Two base hit-Frye. Sacrifice hits
Erwin, Ball, q Hart. Bases stolen
-Westerberg, Geig, 2. Double play
Yerkes (unassisted. Struck out-By
Glaze, 4; by Carter, 4. Bases on balls
From Glaze, 2; from Carter, 4. Hit
by Pitcher-Doubles, q Left on bases
-Bridgeton, II; Millville, 7. Time,
2--hours. Umpire, Adams.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Comfort Suits and
Wrappers Save

In all the desired kinds.
Comfort Suits Of fine quality
Lawns, beautifully figured, separ-
ate skirt with deep founce.
Wrappers of Simpsons best
prints, in silver-gray, black and
navy hgured-A1l underprice for
this weeks selling.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
After Students.

Business college representatives are
in town after students, Several of
them report very successful weeks
work, claiming that there will be an
unusually large number of young
ladies and young men to go to their
schools in the fall
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Every Woman Will Be Inter.
eSted.

II you nave pains in the back, Urin-
ary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and
want certian, pleasant herb cure for
woman's ills. try Mother Gray's Aus
tralian.Leaf. It is a safe and never
failing regulator. At Druggists or
mail SO cts. Sample package FREE
Address. The Mother Gray Co.,, lie
Roy, NY.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
ools Answer Fool Questions.

|ools Answer Fool Questions.
Since the unfortunate drowning of
eremiah Sheppard of this city, the
Fening Star, of Newark has been
Rinting question and asking for
)swers. The question reads as fol-
Tvs: M
Mrs. Jeremiah Sheppard, of Bridge
was forced to see her husband or
drown. She could save only one.
What would you have done under the
fcumstances? Which life would you
Te saved? These are questions
hich are perplexing hundreds of the
fening Star readers. 4 4
is fool question, asked by fool
tor for sensational purposes. The
estion is being answered by a lot of
readers, and the screeds that they
lite and which are printed make a
OF foolish reading matter.
The fact is that the unfortunate Mrs.
TFPs INV SIlol StIlCh0u dQu
Frying a great burden in her dark
"a house. had no choice in the
tier. She with her child and hus-
Pd were in bathing. She and the
ld were some distance from Mr..
ppard when the tragedy occurred,
just at the moment Mrs. Sheppard
turned her face from her husband
poor woman was startled with an
nizing scream which she recognized
fhe voice of Mr.. Sheppard. In
pity she turned toward the spot
pre- she had last seen him, and
nlng but an expanse of water met
gaze. The unfortunate man had
in the treacherous hole in the bed
ne sea, and the scream came as he
/ never to rise again. That is the
story-all of it. Mrs. Sheppard is
Y IN the world weighted down
= the awful grief, while up in
Sark a lot of fool folk are specu-
r ng IN public print upon PROPOSE
snat never existed.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Some interest.

Forty three persons, by actual count,
gathered around Schiller score-board
and waited for the second reports from
the National and American League
games Bridgeton takes considerable
interest in those games.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Here is Relief for Women.

Mother Gray. nurse in New York, dis
covered an aromatic. pleasant herb cure
For women's ills, called AUSTRALIAN
LEAF. 1t is the only certain regulator.
Cure female weaknesses and Backache
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary troubles.
At all Dauggists or by mail Scots. Sam
pie FREE. Address, The Mother Gray
Co., LIE Roy. N. Y.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Fine White Waists Reduced.
BOB DAVIS
WANTS OPEN SUNDAY.

Jersey City, July 2S.-Democratic
Leader Robert Davis was ready to-day
with more balm to soothe the wounded
feelings of the saloonkeepers, who are
|up in arms because of the police board s
enforcement of the Sunday closing law.
Political workers who are interested in
handing Davis man, James J. Kelley,
ln the sheriff's Office have been assur-
ing Davis that the shutting down of
the lid on Sundays is raising ructions
fn Hudson City and elsewhere in Jersey
City, and SO the city collector deemed
u wise this morning to further upset
fhe doings of the Democratic police
board, which is going contrary to
pavis' advice by jamming down the
lid very tight on Sundays.
"The test of the Bishops act, - said
Davis to-day, will be made by num-
per of saloonkeepers who, I am told,
IRE anxious to see the act subjected to
Rnother attack, and who think they
Ian this time find enough flaws to upset
hat unpopular law.
My own idea is that in New JERSEY
Re ought to have law to permit the
bling of liquor and beer on Sundays
fter p. m. During Sunday morning
sthink the saloons ought to be closed
light.
e I don't know whether such a law
build be forced through the legislature
Tut / believe the sentiment is strongly
favor Of such an act in Hudson, and
wouldn be surprised if some member
rom Hudson were to offer such a bill
ext winter"
Patric J. McArdle, one of the prin.
pal liquor dealers in Jersey City, in
discussing the latest excise rumors,
bid:
Il doubt whether the bill legalizing
be sale of liquor on Sunday afternoon
puld be passed in the legislature. It
as been tried before, but the people
pwn in Trenton are evidently afraid
the proposition. What ought to be
pne here is to allow the saloons in
Prsey City to sell op the quiet on
andays just as many of them have
ben doing for years. Let the blinds
be down, but the side doors open. The
nan who wants a drink will get it
ANYWAY"
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
Better Road.

Both ends and the middle portion of
the Buckshutem road have been re-
ceiving the attentions of the road over
seers. The Millville road overseer is
working that end, the overseer in Fair
field township is working the portion
in that district, and Supervisor Marks
is working this city's end of it, and it
now looks as if combined they will
make a good road of it.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30

and McDermott ended it with a
grounoer to Bowling. No runs.
Millville plays here to-day.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1908-07-30
VOL LvI
Walter S.
Cummings
Company
Pulled Down Prices on all
SUMMER NEGLIGEES
Comfort Suits, Wrappers, Kimonas and
Dressing Sacques Under Price
Transformation.
Kimonas and Dressing
Sacques Save

Ali fresh and new, with lavender,
pink or blue effects on white
grounds, crocheted edges and sheer
ness with loose or fitted back
effects.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
REAL ESTATE TRANS
FERS.
For Week Ending Aug. 49th.,

The following transfers have been
ter of deeds for the week ending Aug.
18th:
Margaret Duffey to Maurice W.
Duffey, Sc IA of NE IA and w IL Of
of NE IA Sec 19-157-62. Considera-
ton s1.0O.
United States to Sivert Satrevi1i,
SW IA Sec. 30-156-61.
Elsie M. Powell and husband to
Phoebe c. Way, lots 1924, Blk. $50,
Devils Lake. Consideration $4,000.
W. c. Hauck and wife to A. H. lowe,
Sc IA Sec. 24-15e-es. ConSderyioa
100000 q ~.
Susan c. Small to Henry Clay Hans
brough, Lot Is, Baughman & Weaver's
Greenwood addition to Chautauqua.
Consideration $4,000.
Emily H. Meiklejohn and husband
! to Leonard D. Maurer, Sc IA Sec. G.
1874. Consideration $780,
G. NJ Meiklejohn and wife to Leon
| ard D. Maurer, E 10 SW IA and lots
, 81, Sec. 6-157-64. Consideration s1.00.
William Meert to Ten Brock Whip
pie and Howard Whipple, S. IL Sc IA
mad NV IA 'SW IA Sec 12-153-65.
,, Consideration S1.0O.
| Val Blatz Brewing Co. to John Kra-
mer, Lots and 6, Blk. AZ, Devils Lake.
Consideration S1.00.
Elsie NJ Powell and husband to VAL
entine Gerhard, Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 1863,
Devils Lake. Consideration $S25.00.
r. P. Rozell and wife to Andrew L.
Freegord, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Bartlett. Con-
sideration s575.0O.
Edward Shirley to James Yeaman,
Lots IL, Blk 1913, Devils Lake. Con-
| sideration S1250.00.
Elsie M. Powell and husband to Mar
garet Mckinley, Lots 11-12, Blk. 11g
and Lots ST, Blk 142, Devils Lake.
Consideration $4,000.
r Prosper Wines and wife to e. w.
Gilbertson, Lot 10, Blk. 119, Devils
Lake. Consideration $4,000.
Luther Dawson and wife to 3. w.
Gilbertson. Lots 1917, Blk 2, Ruger's
/. I'd addition to Devils Lake. s700. co.
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TO PRESENT
ENTtR1 AINMENT
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
! Church ] win 4 Present Entertain.
Y. ment on AUG. 9th.

The Ladies Guild of the Episcopa
church of this city will present *'Bibi'
a comedy of toys at the Armory in
this city on Thursday evening, August
., 9th. Rehersals have already stal ed
! under the direction of Caroline Nc
Cune, of Minot, who has made a bust
ness Of presenting this play for several
years, past and has always met with
good success. The play represents a
toy shop conducted by the toyman and
his daughter, and many of those TAX:
ing part represent the stiff, statly dolls
and animals exposed ing the shop and
which are for sale. A fairy comes
along and with her. wand and magic
smelling salts, aWakes the toys aud
fills them with life. Then the jump
ing Jacks tie the daughter while the
old man is asleep, Whereupon pande>
monium reigns supreme. The animal
toys Jump and caper about, one doll
elopes with the man in the: moon, the
dolls, fairies and brownies appear each
in5their appro priate roles. XII IT 2 * !:
The following cast has been selected
from the local talent Of, the city. many
Of whom have been on. the stage in
other plays presented BIZ local talent
and%there are many new ones who
will make their initial bow before the
footlig hts 81. B
Gluepottt, the toyman- Chris Peterson
KATY, the shop girl Caroline McCune
Bib, a French dol Ill ian stenson
Prince Caramel, q gentle man -s5.
Nugent Burke
Sergeant Bonbon. d soIdi Ter !!
louis Nundt
CAPT: Tillerone, 8 sail 81 -s5
cGauley
Angelieal |, n rag doll
81 4 liam Jolly
Topss hlack doll Il liaaa ineman
sylvanIa 3 Sret tired fairy gnes DaeIeg
Esandnar ana fIan ii s.
very Johnson
aas
'asnauII line undal
Beasia connolly aorsoa
Irene n Thorn son. rass sssreater
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Devils Lake
| OcAI- AND + Is so q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


lxz7sH. I. standley.9o Hope was her
last Friday on business &1.3a&S !. =
I Atty. Thos. H. Pugh trancasted lega
business in Lawton and Devils Lake
Tuesday and .Wednesday.-Larimo
Pioneer y !. :: ~, .1 Ill. .% y
|ss Albert Meyer, was; transacting bust
ness at Devils Lake on .Wedne sday go
ing up on No. s and returning o.: No
6=-Lakota America ss; w. s.:
G: Wehe and family spent few
days at autauqua with Rev. :R. 4: 4 !
Macarthur and tamil yLako Ameri
can. $s$ VI 3! u ss: s:. NJ e
1 Oak, pine and tamarael, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. FiveAcord
lots special prices. n. Baker
Superintendent G. 3. 5Leverich IL and
Assistant supe lent r. . Nc.
Candies OF the Great Northern were
in the city last week alook king after the e
interests Sof the road.
/. Merrick, Of ST. Paul, superin,
stendent Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company of this section, was in the
city last week for several days looking
after business =5.: q
:S Miss M aud D Rankin and Miss Ida
Pitcher left Friday for Deep River
where they vii i visit for some time
at the home Of Miss Rankin's mother.
Mrs. Rankin forme lived ins Devils
Lake s55s8s5 s:3#.
Cement walk Us beng laid on the
north side Of roilrtl street This issa
much needed imp ovement al the old
board walk along that street was bad.
iii need Of repairs and DANCE rous to
#erery-da tray ler,s, Il n
College of NE State uniVersity u
North Dakota 'wo years course
leads 10 degree u Il. Strong fac
nifty, excellent library Fall term opens
Sept a2d. For particula rs write And
rev al. Bruce, Grand Forks OAK u.
Rev 8IcA rtlurs has returned hons
from his sacati on feeling much baie
|ated his outing evils saks
Chan tauala gronnd d. IIe things II aI
ideal place To- spend few Mrs q
Macarthur viii remain feeas ten
days longer lsota Observes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21

- T.
n Market Day Saturday, Aug 22d. S...:ss
=&. Farm loans at lowest rates. Set
John w, Maher. sc r. u !: i. :@ ~.
VIM. Falger made. a trip up the
E armers Line last week. i s: T. !
Farmers don't forget the exchange
feature OF trading With the Farmers
.s.. s:: 5: ; Il -. 5;.3
sz g. Burgess and family Of Devils
Lake called IL town saturda y.--Law:,
ton Leader. .:.s a E= ..*. 1 81. s
Il. First National Bank loans money,
not only on farms, but on good city
property as well s.. &;
SIS. N, .. GoWle of Devils Lake, visited
with relatives an the city during the
..Week arImore Pioneer
z= 4. Howe, the drug ist,. was d sbusi.
ness visitor TO Devils Lake last Sat
.5urday Lakota Aneriea 1;s 4 n
IS. Paul Parker came down
Il from " ebster FrIday and 1 yisited with
friends II the city during the day
Nearly 100 students attended Man
3 kato Commercial College Mankato.
dlnn,4 last year. Their verdict f i
the best. u M
s6S If Its feed you want We 1iaVesssit,
{; 10 inference what what kind you
81 want o. the qquantity desired. farmers
NH. ..55.
mans left SATURDAY. for the
win cities where she will spendSs some
time wing stock for the alls mil.
slinerg trade
dTss Yeager ho has been visiting
her parent s at Rarnsyille, Inn
turned I'd her home III this city last
week
Dewey " passenger te
Lewis Lake 1ednegday return
Il Ing. on the fternoon alzota
Aneric an
Latest Invent lest tiing coins
Tor p,iraping wa Eel, Gasoline engine
itih ns,1uar lack ched attach n
4 my pun Set ur ready Dbl run. only
a7.5o. Can 10 assd FOR sperastng asas
I machine REQUIRING pow ~
II Psossar "a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
Z Miss Agnes spaingler Of jamestown,
was here over Sunday visiting, with

-. MISS Agnes Spa1ngler or jamestown
was here over Sunday visiting with
friends. i,.ss Il =: !: r. >.-
Mss Susan Cubbison of Minnewau
kan, was the guest of friends for {
! few days in Devils Lake this week.
~ Miss Gertrude Bangs left Monda!
for Gando, where she will be, the CUES
Of friends for q few days this week.
;: Deputy Sheriff Talley of: Benson
county, came over from Minnewaukar
Monday and remained over until Tues
day afternoon ~ a,2: @;;55,:.%s F. ~. .3.*
q. l., Smith, manager of the White
& Henderson clothing store in. this
city. returned after an extended vaca
ton to the Twin Cities and his home
in JamegtoW 81. {; ,y5 :.:, y
The aour manufactured ~ the Ear
nsr'a NH % growing In favor an the
time. There % asreason Tor 4: DUAL
nv. IS
E E;s9 ii. and Mrs John Ole OF Coopers-
town, were arrivals IN the city Sun:
day. RS. Ole lis saa sister Of Mr..
strande who was so seriously injured
by being run over with binder On
his farm near Warwick. and who. is
now ID Til. General hospital IN this
city z.
By ss q. Moore. who has been visit
ing in this city for. the past two weeks,
left satnrd az for St Paul Her hus-
band has accepted a position with the
Socialists lecture bureau and his time
will be spent ii that cause from now
on: He WI york in the eastern
states this year.
Mansfield Broth hers. the sharpsho
sers are the attraction at the Star this
sWeek Their act IS very pleasing and
they perform man d1Iiffncult feats with
the gun HE pictures and the Illus
trated song have been well received,
and or d whole the show IS fully up TO
the standard Sof this popular play
house.
Don't think that am out OF stock
:because 4 have sold 80 many big or
s.ders recent and all kinds of other
building material have plenty more
the good stock to sfill the demands
off5 my patrons z=I am moi. ia Il ttrust and
am therafora anil ~ suppl yoa nth
the hest maferias. Come Ind LET
mo aasa,re with you Oh your building
doors and lndozF 1leorinE.
and II fact egsrgth 3 spu
Dwell, one the
school house
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Given His Liberty after 4 /. Long Con
finelneglt m County Jail 5..

s3sE Regan, who has been d in the
county iail for. some time past. was
given his liberty 'T'uesd ay morning but
he Is still under ten thousand dollar
bend 70 app al the next term of
the district court 70 aa1sNfe other
$eharges more Ions than the one
which has kept him ~
account Of the com aiming
ness refusing to- ainst him NE.
nermitted to enter as7E
ssaslit and bat and ~ ss given saTae
4 IS
serving la the Jail
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21

:: Paper Dolls
= Louise Dorothy and Elsie Johnson,
Isadore Henry, Beatrice Hines, Char
lotte Arnold, Frederick Fox, Grace
Williamson, Mary Huesgen, Marie
Daeley, Babe Rice.
Brownies
Harry and Roy Binzer, Paul and
William Johnson Willie Stenson, Ru-
pert Greene, Russell ,Joslyn, Everett
and Joey Beauchamp and others.
y =, Flower Fantasia
3 Mary Daeley, ,Lenore Thompson,
Jean Smith, Adele Thompson, Emma
Nelson, Mae McGuarry, Isabella
stenson, Ethel streeter, Mrs. Mundt,
Mrs. Jilick;; Flo Morgan. ~ ~
/ Solo Dance-Mrs Walter Smith.
Vocal soloist-Miss Adele Thomp-:
SON. r. -: -. =. = ~ e. >>. p =
. + Ragtime Chorus--Henry Johnson,
Chris Peterson, Durane :Clapp, Rae
Young. Lillian Wineman, Marion
Mitchell, Celia Duell, Jennie 3, Lewis.
f Tickets win be on sale after the
Gath at the Devils Lake Drug Co., no
extra charge for reserved seats.
Nv =. i.-.g ~ " -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
VIEWING THE CROPS
An Automobile Trip to Cato Town.
ship with County Auditor EiCh.

On the invitation of Emil S. Eich we
had the pleasure of an automobile trip
northeast to Cato township Friday af-
ternoon, where Mr.. Eich went to look
after his crops in that vicinity.
We left Devils Lake a little after
one o'clock in the afternoon and
Emil's Cadillac machine ate up the
miles so swiftly that in a very short
time we had arrived at our destina-
ton. The crops continued to improve
as we went north and when we ar
rived at our destination we found that
while they we're not as good as they
have been some times in that vicinity
| they gave promise of a very fair aver
| age crop.
! After spending a good part of the
afternoon looking over the fine farm
of Mr. Eich, which contains some 900
acres of excellent land, we arrived at
the home of Mr.. E. T. Moen and en-
joyed his hospitality for supper.
1t was pleasure to see the evil
dence of thrift about the home Of Mr..
Moen, where everything showed in
dustry and careful management, we'll
kept buildings, good machinery and
good, we'll fed horses and cattle being
apparent on every hand. After en-
joying about As minutes of Mr.. Moons
hospitality we started home at $40,
arriving in Devils Lake without a
stop in one nour and thirty minutes,
a distance of about % miles.
The day was an excellent one for a
trip, the car made the run with scarce
ly hitch, we viewed some excellent
country, and our faith in North Dakota
and her stability was made the flrmer
for having had this opportunity of
viewing a part of our county with
which heretofore we were unfamiliar
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
NOT usT AS GOOD, hi: q

:sE scientific cure gor The liquor
drug ma bits at
ORIIJM il sIianea polls III not
claimed ast sass good any
l.at best. Isf
hardly cessars argue this slsssE
rs The haantlreds effs
and iss
bis claim bess'nsl
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21
!. viii Gllide Hunters

7 will guide hunters during the COM
Ing season. Those desiring to hunt on
the reservation can obtain my ser
vices BY addressing me at Toxic. u
will furnish one frst-class bird dog
and one same water log. also q good
rig. John Her. Nh
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-21

Grace Roller, Louise Arnold and
others.
Jumping Jacks
John Arnold, Henry Stenson, Willie
stenson, Paul and William Johnson,
Roy Binzer.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-12

Today, the fifth day off, this sale, this unprecedented "White Sale" rampage will continue with unabated fury with many additional new and even better bargains than those that made the past 4 days record-breakers. And always bear in mind one particular point in regard to prices which is of much importance: You will not find merely few leaders at seemingly