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The Springdale news., 1909-07-02

walk and out over the yard, and wherever he chose to have it go. The vine was filed with the largest and healthiest punches of grapes we ever saw hanging on a vine, which were distributed along in regular order from one end to the other like they had been hung there by hand. It was a beautiful sight aud show ed MT. Kings skill with grapes. Mir. King Is born naturalist.
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-02

for number of years. He came here from Chicago, Ill.,, where he was il1 business for several de cades.
 TT he most of folks abhor seeing nail sticking upwards through a plank or board and when tliey find one---why they bend 1t down. Mrs. Lydia Johnson tried bending q few by stepping on them Friday. and was sue- cessfuI with all but one---and that ole retaliated by penetra- ting the shoe so1e aud infieting a severe puncture in the bottom of her foot which is swollen quite bit now and is requiring careful attention to prevent blood poison.
 The agitation for d revival of commercial navigation along the great rivers of the Mississip- pi valley recalls to our friend. Will Weyer, the heyday of old times along the Missouri when monster steam-boats piled the river from St. Louis to Omaha. Will worked along the river for years and can tell many interest ing stories of doings along i'll that period which the railroads have been so successfully effac- iug---for the great steamers no longer stem the Big River to Omaha and only few tugs and small craft drift along where once the big boats raced.
 The Johnson Sunday School, and nearly everybody else around here, journeyed up to Shady Grove Sunday to attend the con- vention of neighborhood Sunday Schools. The Friendship Sun day School attended ia a big body and gave very interesting program before noon, followed by the Johnson Sunday School pro- gram just after dinner, and the Shady Grove School closing the exercises. A great crowd was there froiA Zion, Stony Point, Springdale and other places, and the dinner Ion the grounds was simply immense. \ general pro- gram filled in the time between the school programs, and several very interesting papers were read and talks were made by Sunday School workers. The Shady Grove folks are d mighty fine lot of people aud 1t is q pleasure to attend gatherings such as that of Sunday
 Where old acquaintance was renewed
 And new acquaintance made
 Among the folks who jouTneyed there
 To worship iH the shade.
 MULKEEPMo. Tomorrow is the day we cele- brate.
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Is black and large, showing that a little manure is a great help in making a crop of corn.
 w. F. Brown, after spending some three weeks here with his parents, left Monday morning for Ft. Smith, his home, and where he is employed in a newspaper office. His wife and three child rem remained for a longer visit.
 If you must drive 50 fast this hot weather get you an automo- bile and turn your horse loose in the pasture, and please loosen that check rein. Don't rein your horses head up like he was look ing for an air ship to swoopdown on him.
 The public road south of Mr. Brattons is needing attention badly. It las gullied from the many big rains we have had this year, until 1t has got to be al- most impossible in places and should be looked after by the proper person soon and worked.
 The writer has very valuable and interesting book that was written in 1775, one hundred and thirty-six years ago. It was written by Jonathan Edwards and published by John Ersklne. The book Is bound in leather and will last another l56 years, no doubt.
 There have been more thunder and wind storms this year so far tkan ever before. Commenting back in January there hasn t been a week hardly that there hasn't been d hard storm somewhere, till people have learned to expect a dangerous storm every tune a cloud comes up.
 Mir. Price has started the ball rolling and every body in town, and country, too, should follow suit. He has taken his moving scythe and cut the weeds around hls place, inside and outside the fence, and 1t now looks as clean as a pin. A few hours work will transform things wonderfully.
 If We lived in a fail pen and had to go barefooted with our brooches rolled up and patches on our knees, we would try to have little spot near the door for flowers. Flowers are an adornment to any home. The humblest little flower has it's mission and should not be care lessly passed by.
 Don't Worry was helping Mr. D. King get in his crop of oats  last week, when Mir. King showed him one of the prettiest sights he has looked at for many a day. It was grape vine he had train ed about the house, along the
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w arninu Order.

h Justices Court Sprlngdafe Township.
 IT Washington County Arkdn sas. fhe= First National Bank SBflngdale. Atkan9as FIaiat34 , F. Mar james Pozza and John Pozza. Defendants
 The deieadant. T.. Mar. t warned to appear TT thIs court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, The First National Bank of Springdate, Ark. This June ls 1909
 WILLARD BERRY. ] P.
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arning Order.

In Chancery Court. Washington County Arkansas
 f D Petfoss Plaintiff ] Hwalt Ctafa E. Ewalt ]. Y Bfinkman Company Bank J P DeaveF Trustee and ] 5 Frost Defendants
 Ire detendaat@fzE Bfinkmaa Company Bank is warned te appear iu this Court with Iu thirty days ami ausw CT tine complaint of the PIalnti.f. !. D. PetrO,s tb-tt
 NJ F. ( E0xDALE April 4. lt13 Clerk
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JOHNSON

today.
 Misses Ruth Woodruff and Euniee Newlin, of Fort Smith are guests of Miss Maude Greenhouse this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson, Jr,, left this morning for few days visit with relatives at Gravett and Springtown.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Chas. D. Ritchey, on Sunday evening, June 2, a dauehter who has been christened Nina Grace.
 Charley Vernon did not go on out to Nevada, but stopped out in the Great Salt Lake valley where he expects to sojourn for awhile. w. l.. Stuckey has been very sick for the past ten days from d case of ptomaine poisoning caus- ed by an oyster salad. He IS convalescing now.
 Orlan Greenhouse was up at Monte Ne during the doings of last week He was a member of the Fayetteville music makers = Barr's Orchestra.
 The Arkansas. boys wIo are helping to save the Kansas wheat crop, write very glowing letters about wages and work up there in the harvest fields.
 Frank Horton aid Miss Dodd were married Friday morning by Rev. Hanks. Frank has been a widower only few weeks IS his first wife died since June 1st.
 Arthur Smith, the rural car rier, is taking d few days vaea- tion over on his farm, near Springtown. while J. E. Vernon is attending to the mall route.
 This is very busy season for farmers, and there is great shortage in farm hands, as so many of the youngsters have sought work in the Kansas wheat fields.
 The spirit of wanderlust led Will Greenhouse away again last week to seek the bag of gold to be found at the end of the rain- bow, which Will expects to chase for quite a before return ing to Johnson
 K. NJ. Lichlyter, John Mason, John Boswell, Charley Thonp- son, Dick Crum and Ben John son, Jr., returned Saturday from a fishing trip of several days over on White River where they cap tured several pretty nice fish.
 Teeumseh, we've decided that it
 Mouse to V Waste time growlin'
 Bout the wicked, wastetul laws
 Passed by ignorant legislators,
 Who were willing pussy-paws
 For set of grasping fellows
 Who had only to dictate
 To their tools the way to manage
 This no longer sovereign state.
 Sunday will be the regular ap- pointment for Rev. Rice at the New Hope Baptist church. It will be the Fourth of July and there will be a roll call service in the afternoon, and all of the members of the church are re- quested to try and be present.
 There was a Children's Day program down at Grand View NJ. F.. church Sunday and those who attended report very enjoyable time. This day was once great occasion and folks would journey to Grand View from miles away a long time before Morbus Sab baticus attacked So many people. William Morgan was very sick the latter part of last week and his children were wired to come, but he rallied and is some better at present. Uncle Billy las farm down on Clear Creek where he has been living III retirement
The Springdale news., 1909-07-02

Read The News, SL00 per year.
The Springdale news., 1909-07-02

Tomorrow is the day we cele- brate.
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for number of years. He came here from Chicago, Ill.,, where te was i'll business for several de-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
RAILROADS.
TO THE

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA THE CATSRILL MOUNTAIN OTIS
AND CATShILL AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS.
Direct connec cuon with the y. Z. Central
trains leaving New York - and Il IL
a II. dairy, except Sunday. aud 4:O2 P. NJ.
daily. ana the West Shore trains leaving
west 42d -. at z:i5 and 1880 A. NJ. daily.
except sunday
Also direct connection with. the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSkILL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS.
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CATSkILL-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
Tr6eDen6ence Day Outings
BOSTON AyD Az 3 F9NTs PM, .gD n
L.oEG ISLAND SrUND ROUTES

ALL RIVER LINE Via Nswport and
Fan River. L.. Pier p. y. r. It. Warren
ST Daily. 5;aO p. II SUE. COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra on
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence.
Lave Pier IS, \. r. *. Murray 81. week
DAYS ontv 500 ?. NJ Strs. PROVIDENCE
end PLYMOUTH. Orchestra On each
NORWICH LINE Va Sfonington. Lv-
Pier 30 y. r. T. Garrison St. week DAYS.
$500 2. N, Pier 20. L r.. II = 70 81
$50 P II SUrs. CHESTER Y. CHAPLIN
and CITY or LOW ELL,
NEW BEDFORD LINE Tor New
BEDFORD. Woods Hole. Msrtha's Vineyard,
Nantucket. Nsuapoiset1, Marion ana Cape
Cod points. Leave Pier 70, North River
foot @. ClaTl1sor s.. week days only. 1t
500 = II Steamers MAINE ana Ne"
HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAk EN LINE For New Haven,
Hartford. Springfield and North. Leave
Pier p, z r. week days 2:45 P. Il. sun
days $50 A. NJ. foot East 22d ST. week
days. 300 ?. NJ: sundays 1000 4. u. Str.
RICHARD PECK
Tickets stateroon.s and fntorma ton at
City Ticket Once. IL Broadway. near
CortIaudt St Telephone 512I Cortiandt-
Also at y. Y Transfer and Tourist Offices
and at Piers.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
RAILROADS.
eALTIEoRE z OET0 Z. R.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
livery Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. SHIEGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 25d St Lily St
Washington, Sieepsrs go. i so pm 80 am
Washington. Diner Psrlor $50 am 500 am
Washington, Diner. Psrlor $50 am 1870 an
Washington. Diner. ParloT- I1.s0 am u 90 nm
Washing ton. Psrlor. $500 J. 50 pm 2 90 pm
Parior Car. New York 70 Richmond Va.
Royal Ltd-." Diner. .Parlor 3. so nna 4 90 pm
Washington, Diner. Parior 80 pm 500 rrh
Washington, Buffet. PsT:or ESQ pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Chicago Pittsburg- g-..--..- 80 am $50 am
Cl.icego. Columbus .Il.50 am i. 90 n n
Pittsb9rg. Cleveland $500. 3 90 Pm 4 90 nm
..Pittsburg Limited. -. $50 pm 100 pm
Gin. St L, LouisV lie. II 20 prrl 80 am
Gin. 81 L. Louisville. 30 am 10. 90 a m
Gin. St l., Louisville. $50 prn 8 90 Dnn
Ofhces, 2s5 334. 1900 Broadway. 8 Asior
House, 225 Fifth AVG, y. Y; IS ave. B.
T7 Ridge St: 343 Fulton St, BROOKLYN:
West 25d 81. and Liberty St
After =. II. Sleeping Car reservations
and fun Information regarding trains, etc
can be o5ialned 81 BgTeau OF Information'
?. & O. Il. r. "a 81. Terminal Prone
30. CEelsca CSC
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Just 4 Word About
CORSETS.

CORSE j =.
Long Corsets are fashionable. yet
hot weather proves that short Cor
sets are comfortable In this anticl-
patton we have been large buyers
-Result-phenomen sales.
You can't ger them elsewhere-and
if present demand continues you
NAV not get them here in week or
two-Make no mistake-they are In
demand.
THREE SPECIAL LOTS
White Batiste and Summer Net-nedium
length hip. straight around and French
shapes-also 81. die tops. with
medium and long hips-with IN
and without garters-reg- Sl-OO--- -
Fine White Batiste-short ard medium
hip-two and four supporters
lace an -i5h Trim IN
reg. $500 values. es.-....-..-......
silk Figured and Brocaded Batists
Corsets-white and fancy coIors-f IN
elaborate satin ribbon and lace I'S
ALSO
Directoire and Modified Directoire
Models at Our Ever Popular Prices.
Come TUESDAY and Come Early.
mmOCks.
Best STYLES and colors.
Fun size-oPeu or canvas weave
pillow. spreader and valance 50
Strong canvas weaves-stIipes. pIaids
and 'v t-n-s-Fl sizo- q u uyv
spreaders and pleaJed vallnce-
Value S--SS- .---------..------.-. ] .SS
HSa~y canvas weave-lsrge Iay-back
piilow-offered by others as
special at SS so. ....-....---..-.... 80
Double canvas and hand-wovsn
HammOcks. also Navajo designs and
jacquard weave: also jacquard and
heavv --vss wave n -ich
color combinations. tufted or
upholstered pillows. ......s s. .9S to sos
Heavy Canvas acknowledgements
at both ends-slightly imperfect
therefore. 500 kinds -.-.-.-.------- 90
Couch Hammocks WITH sp~tr--
to hold 1000 lbs 3. 90 z. SO g %
Come TUESDAY and Come Early.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
ORIENTAL RUGS.

no yoIy want 70 save money! Then let
me ger that Oriental rug for you Faneenr
c;nrdil Rug Broker. 9o7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Although we mention only Groceries,
on Tuesday we will begin a sale IN
volving nearly every department in the
store.
Come here Tuesday and SEE just
what we mean by the above an
nouncement.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
LAWYERS.
PAINTS AND OILS,

CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
TO BUY
PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES. WALL
PAPERS. WINDOW SHADFS. &C
W. +. TRANTER. 4s34s5 CANAL ST.
Three blocks from Desbrosses St Ferry.
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.,o,.sn aNn oFr1cE RENovArINo.

House Cleaning ard Rono-
u <-tiye Furesu flames z. Garner. ProP)-
- r~a1osr ~ housecleaning attended 70.
800 VEST 2sth St Phone i6U-Chelses-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
DOGS AND BIRDS.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING.

HAVE YOUR WIRING DONE bv THE
PRACTICAL ELECT RGCAL CONTRACT
ING CO. % Futon -, Telephone 24gS-
John 30 Excellent Wort. moderate gates 4.
best service. estimates cheerful" furl4s.ed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Extra quality Head Rice. 5-lb.
h. SIC. 1O-lb. bag, 69c-
Rolled Oats-LNy White Brand.
5-lb. cotton bags. = C.; lp-ip.
cotton bags. 4tC.
california Dried Lima scans
extra quality; 2-lb. carton, &C;
BIB. bag, SIC ,-..-
F,yaporated Mix. Lily White
brand. large size so-caled pint
cans. this sale. &c: dozen
richardson & Robbins BoDed
chicken. No. / can. 4Ic.: No.
L. can. 26c.
Home Made Preserves: tresh
RED Raspberries and Strawber-
rles. in quart glass jars put up
10 sell at 75c. a jar; special at
CSC.
C,bocolafe-Our famous Red
star Brand Quick Lunch Choco-
lates. lib. cans. regular price
1Gc.. this sale. SC. lib. cans,
regular price 34c. this sale.
20c.. 5-lb. cans. regular price
SI5g. this sale. Sl.S9.
Pearl Hominy. best white
grarulated. j-lb. bags, 1oc.i 10
II. bags, 2lC.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
RED %" LINE

toktdeIra.Spsia .hediterrane5n. or;ert
cosIins oniys40osnd Upfor y 5daYs.
st1ressC-uiseDe5t hhjie Star ias .sesYe-k.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

x.0TEs, HAIR p-ESSING.
ANNA NJ. coNs.DINE. Is west 4elh ct.
=e-e. Erh ave Phone 46d9-iiry ant
Nsnicurins. Marcel waving. scalp ana race
massage
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
S1.OO MEMS Negligee Shirts

Sl.OO MeD'S NegI1gee SHIFTS .OS
Percale Charnoray and ChevonsEest
orings styles u
detached cufweu made and full
o
Made by of foremost shirt Manufacturers
name
selection tables
FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
CLOSED MONDAY. JULY FIFTH
C'eal-UD Errchasa
Emb-5id red Lirgeri. Robes

products Of high class manufr.
Fine white Lawn and Batiste-Skirts
with knee deep 1ounce of handsome
embroidery or wide tucks and lace.
with and without emb'd panels and
lace outlining-aI ready to seam JIp
and belt-Waist with trimmings to
match.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
ELECTROTYPERs

ELECTROTYPING all descriptions. Gd-
vertising electros .n Quantities rsscp-
tionslly low rates Empire Cisy Els -rA-
type Co. 251 William 81
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
HAT CLEANING.

--~,,-1 T-srvF FRENCH MILLINERY; also
Iodies' or gentlemen's felt and straw
1au IInds) renovated. cleaned ana
hatS ire new French Millinery CO.,
17i Amsterdam ave. near esth ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
OCEAN STEAMERS:
7STY GFS@8N 4 LLOYD
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Isrge. Fzst snd Luxqri9ass stsan T1ti-l an1sliss
Expgess sE1S TT,-sIsss : submarine signals
yrYxoUrH-cHERBoURG.17F5S5ExN!M, "a \ 4,
Express sauiH1g,s 1is,, TssaTS 5iE 4. d Gr July %
ESc5Rrina y July IS ( Wilhelm B 41-597.I s554I =
GsT,YNoUI IH-cEzER IE,C e. : "a a NJ
Twtn-Sere" sel-lls IIlI1t : Fried-ich d-GrJgly -
gEsmsR7 S7;,5:,r5 uiy az Is HursusEs July :
GEORGE WAsaINGTo5NI7-.S~@r1s;ss ~rss, : 5;errlan 5s
o. laS IONS Newest and L2isesJ i5,5SJgS 70 The
s1in ssoaE Every innoNe--O-- ~
fhip2curssSss.a pc1ssa -NAPLEs--GENoA- =,
yed.fer-anean ssilings saturasyS .y5 = Aug l.
Z .s L--s ynix ZIP Irene. ---.-A aug %
r iSouaections Encircling the Giooe, % e,-o-,a
travellers Checks good AL o6-sI o.e6 ene GEMS,
Appiy oELRTCHS CO,, Gu nc T5DPE .
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
Slscz lsi2EG. 2riez1 Gr.e1p0rf,
ole.se- lSler< 3 Ssy Earbor.

q. - salEneeockr q 5ioalaeh steaEiboat
r.., Its caves -. Y Sew Eier s. z. r.
fasfh SIC /. -. Sats-. ! 20 r IL
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

OTHER SPECIALS IN WHITE GOODS
45-inch Mercerized Lingerie Batistes-
for ffne summer dresses and IN
waists--value % j ,
45-inch Persian Lawns-sheer, but N
strong weavs-worth .35......... 'ZT
Reduced lot OF Embroidered Sw.sses-
large assortment Of figures and dots. all
white or colored combination effects IN
were 80 and .T9-clea rance ...-.- 80
White Linen Finish Suitir@S-5l-st What
y1u want fO- summer outing dresses bows
bloomer suits and chilGrens Russian
dresses
12is Ct quality. 9Ef1s Ct quality .f2E
p CT quality Is
Mercerized Madras-for waists and IL
Chidren's dresses-value 24 ------ j -
Large isso-crcnt Of
Crossbar Dimlties-
fancy. fg'd and dotted SEisses- III
sheer Ba.fstes- = -
meTcsrized. stripes and crossbarS-
value .19...-..--.....-...
Hearn's "Goodwear'' Cambrics-
yard wide-same quality 1O1
sold elsewhere -Ij.-............... -
Come TUESDAY and Come Early.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
FOR SALE

CURIo WATCH FOR sALE-Uate 1872.
beautiful beaten gold work on case. Ad-
dress W. T. Peck & Co. 1lG Broad e.
New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Simply deposit here OF money-great or small as
you eec-or shopping purposes Make purchases in the
usual way and have them CHARGED" TO YOUR DE-
POST ACCOUNT. Interest at the rate of 40, com
pounded every three months will be allowed on your daily
balance Statements OF the will be mailed monthly
Such accounts cannot be checked against do bank
ing business Only deposits intended for purchasing Pur
poses are invited.
This system will be found specially convenient to those
who go to the country during the summer. THEY
MAY ORDER WHAT THEY WANT, HAVE
THEIR PURCHASES CHARGED TO THEIR DE
POST ACCOUNT AND WE WILL MAKE
PRONPT DELIVERIES FREE.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
Macy Grocery Specials 'a
A Sale of ''Red Star" Coffee and Ar1arylis
Teas Heads the List of Grocery Specials.

ORR RED TAR" COFFEE fresh coffee
price 9c this sale 23c lb cartons %
TEAS-Amarys chop Formosa Oolong English
Cncolored Japan Young fiS' anu
powder; lb special
5-lb. caddy "a; lob Caddy, S3.I0
sIACYes GENUINE BACONSCut
leading packer in Smithhed Va oid
by L. pound
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
Cur Price IlaT1, E4C I'D.
Eor Orig!raI Weights ! Bacon. 2lC I'D.

FRENCH BLOCK SUGAR Gebaudy Casse) extra
klO q usually
price Toe; Il
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
PAWNBROKERs.

roANs MADE Oh dia alonds at leo inter
est; bargains In diamonds. Lewis Jacobs.
as3 % ave. New YorL
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

GENERAL CONIkACIING.
TENEMENT HOUSE VIOLATIONS
pENrWEN by dteratcrs and repairs.
A|G-S -O Heating apparatus installed
and repaired. Plans and specifications
drawn. John McDonough. 253 Spring ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
Great Sale Of
French Underwear

N&4A ~ - tIGEl WEdI
This class Of Lingerie appeals %
practical Judgment as well as TO re-
fined taste. being not only beautiful
but exceptionally durable. making Il
a Specially advisable outlay and gift
that always delights Our prices
are considered by judges OF values
as decidedly more advantageous
than elsewhere.
Night Dresses. p. 90 to g. 90
Worth 81 y 70 S1S.9S
Drawers .......-.1.4 .49 to 8 90
Worth $3.50 to Sl2.9s
Corset Covers. ...-.t .25 TO + %
WORTH S1.9s 70 secs
Chemises .....-.-.1. % to 6. 90
Worth s.. 50 q S12-0s
Skirts -..-..... a 9S 10 I %
Worth 81 95 % s20oe
Sets a pcs)....... .S.9S 70 to. oS
Worth S129s 70 S24.00
Come TUESDAY and Come E,5rly.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
Reduced ParasolS

II you've delayed buying or need
another YOU will be interested in
these offerings:
TaHeta silk Parasols-bIsck. white and
plain COlors-also allOvsr Dresden
aIlOver striped. allover tucked and the
same with exquisite border Effects
also rich, deep emb'd borders
the loveIiest OF the season %
were s.. .qS-uo7v. ..-----..--..... y
Tafe-a six. POnSee ard Liner
charming border STYLES embracing poiha
dots. checked Persian. Dresden and
ribbon effects-in many OF the sruar.ezr
and white-were Sc. 80. -. Zs4V
Come TUESDAY and Come Early.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
FOOTWEAR

PHILIP HEMG ENBERC. maker OF rene
dial shoes. correcting all deefcts OF loco
molten. Examination iree. S5l ". S2d st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

HUDSON DYE WnRKs-pry cleaning a
speciality. SG2 CpiLubus sve. l3i sVes,
ii6.h St -4S M~lrcss ave Works Edge
water J. Te'rghare connections
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

GAS AND ELECTRIC 5INTUREs.
CRYSTAL and antique chandeliers. new
ana secondhand: radiators. boilers. and
irons. tenders. z J. Brown. 242 Canal ST
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Il HAUSMANN, Orthopedic Shoenake:.
pa East 42G ~. Rheumatism due -
weak ankles ard fat fee' cured
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

KILLMER's. 30 WHlolghby st. Brooklyn
Best ST. $3.50 pe:sf All makes re-
paired Mail orders promptly nled
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Hencken & Willenbrock
Col 4 Wooa etth -. z Z end ath 81. 4
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
CLEANERS AND DIERs.
SgMM5J&Z &PG1Ggg

Telephone connections 6G2 5th ave-, e
Ssth St. q IS Eway. 2.eg q way. 2is An
EteTdam ave, fp@ Sth ave. rs 9TH ave.
64i Madison ave. 18th and Morningside.
81 r l25th
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

American Beauty Brand Corn;
can. 12c.: dozen. 81 So.
Tomatoes. American Beauty
Brand. extra large can choicest
selection OF whole Jersey fruit;
can. i4c.; dozen, St.57.
Tomatoes. Jessamine brand.
Jersey red ripe. solid pack; reg
ular size so-called quart cans;
sold elsewhere at lie. can; our
price, ice. each: dozen. 5 .33.
Rock salt. quick freezing: L
bushel bags. 4SC.
Red Star" Brand Table Salt,
5-lb. cartons, 12c.
Kippered Herring. plain or
with tomato sauce; Aberdeen
Pres. Co: per can, t5c.: dozen
cans. S1.69.
Lily White Brand Tomato Cat
sup. guaranteed absolutely pure
and uncolored-15- pint, 11c.:
doz.. S1.26: pint. | 7c.: doz.,
ST %; quart, 2Sc-; doz-,
So. Ii; gallon jugs. each. TSc-
RED STAR" Brand extra fine
quality Pickles. Chow Chow.
sour Gherkins OF mixed: pint
bottles. 19c.: quart bottles.
sec
New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
FOR sac

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-15

County OF klamath. 81. /.
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aboye named bank. do solemniy
swear that the above statement IL
true to tho best OF my knowledge
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CORRECT--Attest: ,
GEO. r. BALDWIN.
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subscribsd and sworn to before
mo this S2d day OF November. 1909.
A's r. L. FOUNTAIN.
Notary Public.