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Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

| There was a time that the air brush work was considered the thing: but finally, we have dropped back to the ability of the show card writer to make the card attractive, instead of relying on the stencil and air-brush stipple to draw attention.
 It pays to have a good card writer and window dresser who is alive and whose work will be stopping" In many places where the merchant can not afford to hire such an artist for himself alone, several business men get together and hire man between them. In this way the artist can devote his entire time to working out new ideas, instead of having to dress his employ CTS windows during dead business hours, or after the days work is fin ished, and the winow man is tired out with his other work. Window dress ing is not a pastime or a snap. Artists who are successful tell you that it is the most tiring of all the profes sions; that it takes all the nerve force in the. body to dress even a smaller window. For this reason, business managers who have tried both ways, will tell~you that the best results are always derived from the artist who devotes his entire time to his pro- fession. And results are what Is wanted.
 Window dressing, cardwriting, and the newspaper advertising should go hand in hand, and strike in unison. When a reader of the paper sees the advertisement, he holds the impression until going downtown, and the first place that is tested to the advertise ment is the window; and if the impress sion does not fall parallel with the copy of the advertisement, why, nine cases out of ten would be the customer is disgusted, feels "stung," and passes the store up altogether
 Money put into window displaying, as in newspaper advertising. Is never wasted; 1t always bring results, and especially is this so in the dull season. It's simply the matter of attracting attention. You can afford to put as much money into your window dis play as in your newspaper advertising. and be absolutely sure of 1t bringing you the results that you think it ought to.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
TEMPE DEPARTMENT
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lines are built to connect the villages and towns with Los Angeles, and many of those villages and towns have greater population than Phoenix itself. The fact is that in parts of the United States, Phoenix would be looked upon and counted as a village.
 There are two ways of connecting the towns of Tempe and Mesa with Phoenix. One is to cross the Gen. ter Street bridge following along the south bank of Salt river east ward to Tempe, then easterly to Mesa City. Even the shortest route possible would then be six miles a round trip from either Tempe or Mesa to Phoenix longer than a line on the north. side of the river From Tempe to Phoenix along the south
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
See pr. Swigert for correct glasses r E. Adams St. Phone Red 2461.
Get Those Glasses Now

Dr. L. M. Swigert of Swigert Bros, Opticians, will close their office for the summer season this year on June 9th, for two and a half months. If there is anything the matter with your eyes or in need of glasses that fit in every detail" see us now. Hours: to 12, and 1 to 5. Other times by appointment. IT E. Adams St, across from Adams Hotel. Phone Red 2641.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
NEW PHONE MANAGER

Wnedell L. Phinney of Phoenix was yesterday placed in charge of the local telephone exchange. He will have full charge here, taking the place of D. H. Sears, the former manager. MT. Sears some weeks ago left for Falls City, Neb., on account of the serious illness of a relative and has decided not to return to Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
POST CARDS, PHOENIX VIEWS, 1c. EACH. PHOENIX VIEW BOOKS, 15o. EACH. AT THE BIG cURIO, ON ADAMS ST.

Beautiful. modern seven-rOom home, shade. porches. lawns. barn. etc. Great est snap in Phoenix. s4,00O was price Owner must leave. $3,500 will buy See us at once Valley Realty & Trust Co, 34 West Adams street
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
THE YAouI DANCE

It is learned upon what is re- garded as good authority, that the Yaquis of Guadalupe will hold another dance this evening The chief of the village was in town yes- terday and stated that such would be the case.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

in good neighborhood. and elegant crops may be seen. Come. bring your friends. and buy at bar gain. Arizona Development Co. con ducts the sale.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

POST CARDS, PHOENIX VIEWS, 1c. EACH. PHOENIX VIEW BOOKS, 15c. EACH. AT THE BIG cURlO, ON ADAMS ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
CHANCE TO GET A RANCH.

You have one opportunity of buying a ranch at your own price. and that comes tomorrow. This is good farm
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

of this kind built connecting Tempe with Phoenix as it is to have Tempe cut off the map.
 JAMES c. GOODWIN. Tempe, May F.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

See pr. Swigert for correct glasses. r E. Adams St. Phone Red 2451.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

Sweet Arizona oranges. s250 a box Crump's.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

POO NEW OAK KEe MISSOURI PICKLES S1.10 EACH. McKEE'S CASH STORE.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14

Sweet Arizona oranges, s2.5O a box Crump's.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-14
Strong HeaAby Women

If a woman is strong and healthy in a woml erhood means to her but little suffering. in the fact that the many women suffer fror disease of the distinctly feminine organism for motherhood. This can be remedied.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
Current Literature

Il aims to teach boys and girls that health
is desirable and a~ttainable, and, further
that health concerns not only the indi-
vidual, but also the community.
Nature Study for Primary Grades, by
Horace H. Cummings, b, g., is a helpful
teachers manual for the first three grades.
The children are interested in the various
forms Of life by constant appeal TO their
instinct to investigate and their love Of
imitation. The outlines given are based
upon familiar experiences and facts, and
many field lessons are arrange for,
Essentials in Civil Government by S.
E. Forman, Ph D., Intended for the last
ears OF grammar school and the first
years OF the high school, aims TO estab-
fish high political ideals, to promote good
citizenship. Incidentally, It teaches many
important facts concerning the forms and
workings OF our government. Each lesson
In civics is made a lesson in political
ethics.
Nineteenth Century English Prose-cHt-
zeal essays-edited by Thomas II. Dickson
Phi. D.. and Frederick w. Roe, A. M pre-
sents a series OF ten selected essays, which
are intended to trace the development OF
English criticism in the nineteenth century,
The essays chosen are by Hazlitt, Carlyle,
Macaulay. rhackeray. Newman, Bagehot
Pater, stephen. Morley and Arnold. In
each CASE they are those most typical Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

sive strength and energy. He
oonceives OF life and love as CANDLES. and
of Immortality as the biggest game Of all.
He will take his chances of future punish
ment II he may but gain. BY whatsoever
means, the uttermost of present power.
He plays his red game with men and
women for all 1t Is worth, so nonchalantly
that he seems the gambler incarnate, the
very essence OF the spirit Of play. And
whether he or fate holds loaded dice. the
reader does not know until the very end.
Incidentally there Is a horse race. a duck
hunting episode, a fist fight and a MANNER
throwing contest that appeal to the athletic
sportsman. The Bobbs-Merrill company
is the publisher.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

THE Great Fight is the title OF q oaie
ton OF poems and sketches by "
Henry prummond, NJ. D. when "se
edited. with a Biographical sketch, oy
Mrs. Drumomnd. The book Is fun OF 'ne
quaint Freneh-C Canadian humor and sen
,,nant and breathes the devotion TO sport
ara love OF life in the open. which, To-
Gather nave drawn to Or. Drummono >
.sorks a large circle OF readers. Puoiishea
nv q. p. Putnam's Sons.
TIL. school books issued from the press
=, tha American Book company include
sohiuer's Die JunGfrau Won Orleans edited
- u.,,A Washburn F1orer. Phi. D., which
-. hssn prepared in this light Of the re-
csnt schiIler investigation. for the purpose
30 ,ntroduolnR students 10 the elements of
I,srarv Interpretation and Of stimulating
IN thsm a desire to read the drama as a
MASTERPIECES.
standard Algebra" by William j. Milne
Ph. D.. IL. D., which follows the indue-
tive method OF presentation using deeiAra.
tive statoments and observation instead
Of questions.
The Human Body and Health 10y
Alvin Dawson, M. g., A. NJ, Pm D. IA
designated in it's sub-titles as AN ele'
mentary text book Of essential anatomy
applied physiology n practical hyglen'
Cor schools" Intended for grammar grades
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

fight and. paradoxically, the girl also.
Moffat, Yard & Co, is the publisher.
THE Bridge Builoers," by Anna Chaplin
Ray, author Of "On the Firing Line. Z"
"Quickened,' etc, is a strong and enter
tanning novel. Against the conservative
background OF English Quebec appears
Jessica West, the new-rich child of an
Arizona mining camp. and associated will
her in an increasing friendship, are Dor
rance. a young American author, and As
quith, a Quebec engineer, unoffieally con-
nected with the building of the famous,
but Inflated Quebec bridge. Closely inter
woven with the plot are the last days and
fall Of the great structure, but there are
other bridges than steel ones In the story,
and the author has shown exceeding art in
welding the two motives together, the
bridge building and the growth of human
love. Little, Brown & Co. Is the publisher.
THE Gypsy Count" by May Wynne, au-
thor Of Henry Of Navarro" is a romance
OF chlvalry. Through the race feud OF two
neiEhboring noble families, forever on the
alert for each others lives to appease their
fancied wrongs, runs the golden thread OF
fated love between the most winsome and
high spirited of h~eroines and the mos
noble-heartsd OF the steel-clad knights Of
the day. How siege OF castle Is trans
formed 20 siege OF heart IL an engaging
story. Published by the John McBHd'
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

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soap, tor Eionr &c
s lbs. choice Japan Rice, for -. 2bc
Z lbs. best Rolled Breakfast oat-
The best Pearl Tapiocs, Sage or Bar
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Large bottles Pure Tomato Catsup,
Worcester Sauce or Pickles, botS!sc
Malta Vita, Corn Flakes, pkg 80 INC
Peanut Butter. per pound SS
/ 10. cake Pure Maple &c
10. pkg. Pyramid Washing Powd.loc
GiIiette's Washing Crystal, pkg lie
3 Toe pkgs Up-ro-Date washing Pow
der, Tor i. $50. 49,
the hest soda or Oyster Crackers.
= pound Prstzeis or dinSer
Snaps. a.. per pound ....... &c
3 10. cans Golden Pumpkin. Homlny,
Baked Beans. Sauer Kraut, can.b nc
alb. cans Solid Packed Tomatoes. q Sc
s-ib. cans Fancy No. I Sweet Sugar
Corn. per can .,'...,..' '''''Snc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

"A Child's Guide 10 Mythology by
Helen Archibald Clarke. has been prepared
with a view to presenting the myths which
are interesting to read and which are at
the same time best adapted to establish a
foundation for the fascinating study OF
comparative mythology. The stories have
been drawn from all sources, especial stress
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
n You Want to Make Your Dollar Bring You Its Full Value,
Buy Your Groceries II haYden's-h Pays

The best Tea Siftings, per pound. 16c
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, ID .l5c
Buttsr, Cheese and Buttsrine Specials
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Fancy Full Cream Brick or Linn
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. Id. rolls good No. l B%utterine. .25c
Haydsn's, The Greatest Market In
Omaha for Fresh Vegetables, Fruits.
Fresh Spinach, per peck 80; ..2Oc
Fresh Beets, Carrots. Turnips or
Onions. per bunch ..,...... ...lc
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, Id. zoe
Fresh Green Peas, per quart ...l2hc
Large ~Cucumbers, each .........S &c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per ID. ..1hc
2 large punches Fresh Radishes sc
2 heads Fresh Hothouse Lettuce SC
Large Head Lettuce. head 5 n INC
Fresh New Cabbage, per pound sc
soc size Highland Navels, dozen SOC
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acc size Highland Navels. dozen zoe
SPECIAL HAG SALE
Fancy No. ! Sugar Cured Hams. 'lic
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

being laid uTon the myths Of North Amer
ican indian origin. 1t is the second vol
ume OF the "Child's Guide Series" pub
llshed by the Baker & Taylor Co.
Henry Navarro" is a historical r-
nance by an anonymous author, who has
woven his story around the marriage OF
hehry ana Marguerite of Valvis and the
quickly following massacre Of ST. Bartho-
lomew' Catherine de Medici, King Charles,
MS brother OF Anjou, the Duke de Guise,
as well as Henry and Marguerite. all have
prominent parts In the story. OF all these,
the character OF the king receives perhaps
the iruest portrayal, Published by G. p.
Putnam's Sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

record of the winning Of the west. Pub
lished by the Fleming H. Revell company.
In a volume called The Quiet Singer
and other poems. published by B. w.
Dodge & Co., Mr.. Charles Hanson
Towne has collected the pest of his poems
which have appeared in the leading maya
zines during the past few years.
The Stroke Oar" by Ralph d. Paine, is
a story Of college athletics by a man who
has been an enthusiastic Yale. athlete as
well as student. The story part fingers
on a certain rivalry between the captain
and stroke oar of the Yale crew. At a
most inopportune moment the stroke oar
is practically kidnapped and carried thou
sands OF miles away, experiencing exciting
adventures OF course, he returns In time
To get back in the crew and save the day
in the great Yale-Harvard boat race. Pub
lished BY the Outing Publishing company.
The Ring and tho Man" by Cyrus
Townsend Brady. has, for its scene of &C
ton. a great American city. The hero is
a young man commercial giant who turns
brom business to politics In order to prove
himself a hero in the eyes OF the woman
he loves. He takes up the cause of reform
and. upon his initial plunge, Is stricken
with amazement and chagrin TO find that
the man behind the machine he is assault
ms lie the father of the girl he wants. The
situation thus UNEXPECTEDLY developed he
meets in frank, straightforward American
fashion and. in the end, wins his political
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

Bennett's Late Fiction L~ibrary-Book
D~ept.-enables you to read the newest books
At little cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

Above books al lowest retail price. MAJ.
thsHs. ~ South Fifteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

All OF the books reviewed here are on sale
In Brandeis' book department
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

the authors critical principles, and at the
same time representative of the critical
tendencies OF his age.
plain and Solid Geometry" by Elmer
A. Lyman, IL a book through which the
student must work his way, relying on his
reasoning powers rather than on his mem
DRY. Difficult theorems are demonstrated
in full, while the demonstrations OF many
easy theorems have been left 10 the stu
dent. a suggestion frequently being given
a. 10 method OF proof.
In The Better Treasure" by Mary ship
man Andrews, that perfect art which made
The Perfect Tribute has here wrought a
story imbued with all the immemortal
Christmas beauty. Children are in II and
homecoming and reconciliation are glad
goodwill. Boobs-Mernll company is the
publisher.
The Life OF Sheldon Jackson" by Rob
ert Laird Stewart, chronicles one Of the
most eventfui lives in the history OF west
ern civilization. without sheldon jackson
the story OF may a city in our western
states and all OF the great territory Of
Alaska would have beon differently written.
He was a history maker-one Of those
penetrative minds that grasps the future
and prepares for it's coming. He was a
religious adventurer equipped with great
faith, a shrewd mind and a tireless body,
and laid the foundation Of religious life
ali over the great west. This book reads
like a romanee and the future historian OF
the natiOn will find II Indispensable as a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

Loaded Dice. by Elery n. Clark, con-
Germs one Richard Gordon, a man OF mas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
GET BUSY IN THE GARDEN

12-tooth steel garden rake, Saturday,
at -. .......... .'s''.''' AoO
44,-foot steel garden hoe, Saturday,
AT .....'s AoS
2l-tooth steel lawn rake. worth 60cD,
at ..s..s.. '...' '.s'.s sou
We are sole agents In Omaha for
the double galvanized poultry wire,
guaranteed to last twice as long. We
have a sample of the other Kind. You
ought to see the difference.
Price by the roll, Nc, cut Saturday.
800 spading or potato forks, Satur-
day, at .Soo
Use round pointed shovels for garden
ia-qt. All white Hnamsisd chamber
fh1lB ..sss.ss '"'' 49,
70 gal. galvanized garbage can,
s1.25 decorated SO pound flour can
The old-reliable western washer, Sat
urday '~1;Io
zoe scrub brushes, tampico or rice
root ....... . . . ''''''' NSS
Extra quality parlor broom, saturay'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

at .a6c
2bc Heavy Wire Carpet Beaters,
12-qt. galvanized water pals. lee
Large, new willow clothes baskets
6-foot braced step ladders, extra
cstrrSUns
Sl.25 roller skates, extra quality CSC
$3.50 wooden coaster wagons .e2.49
81 steel coaster wagons, only $50
Carpenters n Builders Sale
Let us figure on your hardware
bills.
Jennings 26-inch hand saw. worth up
to S2.2b 900. .S1.26
Use Carpenters broad or bench
75c Carpenters Wrecking Bars, at $50
Rachel Brace, worth $500, at. ESQ
800 Car and Ship Anger, long bits,
Cn'lCe ''''s.'. ,.....s. 400
65c nickel plated Combination Flyers.
IoI 's.. ''ss'.... .... $50
e1.50 Eagle Brand Galvanized Steel
squares, at s....' ..,...,. 3 8
Stanley 2-foot Boa Rules g. .,......5
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17
Special Towel Sale
in Our High Grade Linen Department Saturday

Hundred dozens fringed towels
fringed and hemmed bucks, col
ored borders, worth loo Satur-
day, each. sc
Hundred dozens high grade towels,
extra large size, plain, white and
colored borders, worth 19c, Sat-
urday, each ...............9 Sc
Hundred dozens extra large bath
towels, double twisted thread
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

/ very heavy and absorbent, worth
up to 39c, Saturday, each. l9c
Ont hundred Bath Mats, large size,
assorted colors, never sold less than
$500 each; Saturday, each. 80. $50
Fifty dozen Bed Sheets, size S1x90,
we'll made, heavy muslin, worth 5sc;
Saturday, each ............... $50
Hundred dozen Pillow Cases, 42x36
n 45x36; good quality. well made;
15c values; Saturday, each...... so
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-17

record of the winning of the west. Pub
lished by the Fleming II. Revell company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
All Join IN Helping MessIna.

Saws the London Chronicle: III If
not only by means Of ships that Amer
lea has gone to the rescue Of SD II
ians. Visitors from the western heud-
sphere to Rome, albeit making no lo"g
stay. are using their wealth lavishly
In the work of rescue. We hear Of one
family alone receiving six earthquake
children into their house and giving
shelter 10 16 more elsewhere. TIE
committees of relief are composed
from every nation that gathers in
Rome for winter and spring. All gay
cites are suspended, and the embas'
sizes have put their merely social Of
fees aside"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16
Stocks, Bonds, Cereals
WAITING ATTITUDE WHEAT WAS WEAK
Adopted by Trading Element in Stock
Market Portrays Uncertain
State of Mind.

New York, May 15.-The waiting
attitude adopted by the trading ele-
ment at the stock exchange was sig
nificant of the uncertain state of min /
Icauscd by the conuictiDg evidences of
what has been going on in the market
under cover during the week. The
days news did not serve to place the
affairs in new aspect. Trade and
financial authorities all unite in point
ing out the signs of Improvement in
business but the speculation remains
doubtful of how much of This is AIDE,
quatcly discounted in the rise of
prices which has occurred.
Railroad earnings show increasing,
tly favorable comparisons with last
year, but the fact is pointed ont that
last years returns were showing pro
gressiye steps into the depths of de.
preston which was not reached until
Several months later than this The
recoyeries of this year do aot over.
come the loss of last year For in
Stance the Financial Chronicle com.
putes an increase of 1910 per cent
in the April gross earnings OF the rail
roads on returns from two-thirds Of
the cOuntry's total milegae, but the
decrease in April last year on equal
milegae was almost 20 per cent, the
comparison being with the same
months Of the previous years.
A softer tone was noted in the mon.
ely market due to the supplies from
out of town and foreign lenders. The
heavy tone Of the market at the clos.
ing was at prices unchanged to any
important extent from last night.
The bank statement proved strong
or even than preliminary estimates
the actual gain in cash rising to over
S11 ,000009 with substantial effect on
the average cash item. Loans have
contracted by all methods of compute
ton, evidently owing to foreign and
out of town funds which have come
into the New York market this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-05-16

clock. and require rewinding, Look at
your wife tomorrow morning and see
If she is out of tune. II she Is cross
YOU will say she got out OF bed with
the wrong foot foremost. Not bit OF
sense In that. She simply got up from
her nights rest out OF tune, or tone.
Tune her up Tone her up! In her
finest health she may be G sharp;
when not so well she may be at d.
Have your family kit Of tuning irons;
give her a test. then bring her up TO
pitch. New York Press.