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lies before us. We linger here an in
slant to recall the scenes and happy
hours of days forever past before we
larInch our frail vessels upon the
stormy sea of life. May we all so
live that we may safely reach that
harbor where there is no more part
ing. Whatever honor the future has
in store for us, We give all praise to
YOU "Oli Roswell High school, and
oftentines when we are wearied by
the trials of life, we shall long to re-
turn AMI renew the happy hours spent
within your walls.
The High school Girls GIee Club
then sang Twilight Dreams" with
lowered lights. 1t is a very pretty
piece and was given with much effect
last :iight. The Club is a praisewortay
institution and reflects much credit
UPON its instructor, Miss North.
The haccalaureate address, by DIR.
Gray, vas the event of che evening.
Of course, and was a fulfllment of
the gr%at expectations of the large
audience. DIR. Gray spoke on Mod
ern Education" He told of the act
ual differences between TIE educators
IF TO-DAY and of twenty. forty. fifty.
one hundred years ago: and gave a
strong argumen to the effect that
rather than work in school to secure
enough knowledge To get out aad earn
a living, we should train our minds In
school to nave h proper attitude
toward learning and put ourselves in
a condition that will permit us to
fnntinYIa IN Iaar nm the rnA-f Of our Ix-aS
He censured the modern commercial
spirit that has not only spread over
the entire country out crept into the
YER arteries of the scheme of educa-
ton. Waile the schools of today are
far more adv anced and better than
those of twenty years ago, appar-
emily. he questioned whether the re-
suit is better. More branches are to-
day Taught in High schools than were
formerly taught in colleges and uni
versities And the branches are vel
taugat in the better High schools,
too. y High school education Of to-
Gay is as good as a college education
of twenty or thirty years ago, appar-
emily. But the idea with which the
study is made is so vastly different,
the speaker said, that the ideals are
lowered n tie result is bound To be
less beneficial.
The main purpose of an education,
the speaker said. was to learn aow to
learn, and thus to help in building a
real character. Any departure from
that purpose is deterioration.
DIR Gray spoke In h calm, Gigni-
fed manner characteristic of the man:
and In a manner that carries coavic-
ton. II was more like a friendly talk
than a formal address. Those who
had not heard aim were surprised at
his manner of delivery, but the sur
prise was a pleasant one. for the re-
suit was a great satisfaction to all.
fer his words were full of wisdom and
his thoughts were well presented.
Following another selection by the
symphony Club, came the presenta-
ton of diplomas nv President -. T.
Joyner. of the Board of Education.
VINO did so vithout fornality. While
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ter Company, at h Company's Office
Room No. 4. Ramona Block, Main
Street, Roswell. New Mexico. at ten
O'Clock. A. NJ, May 20. 1910. for the
purpose of considering and acting up
on a proposition of G. w. Bayliss, for
the purchase of the plant and proper
ty Of said company.
All stockholders are notified to be
present, either in person or by proxy
at said meeting. All proxies must be
in writing and fled with the Secreta-
~ on or before the hour Ike for
the meeting of said stockholders.
F. c. SMITH,
sc If. Secretary.
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DIR. E. Mcqueen Gray, who was
here for the High School commence
ment, left this morning for his home
in Albuquerque, N. NJ. He has just
returned from New York, where he
attended a formal meeting which was
the official start of the Worlds Fair
that IS to be held in New York in
1913. He addressed the meeting in
the interest of the South American
republics.
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Southern Presbyterian Church

Southern Presbyterian Church
Corner Penna Ave. and West 4tA.
Divine services at IL n. m, and 3
p. m. by the pastor. Rev. L. b. Cur
lie Mlrning theme: THE Divine
Magnet"
Sunday school at 9:45. Prof. d. n.
Pope in charge.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s
p. III
Solo by Miss Nell Mason Fine Choir
us singing.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Have services at Stockard's Hall,
corne- of Second and Richardson. at
IL o'clock Sunday morning and 500
Wednesday evening.
Reading room same hall, Open to
the public every day, hours. $50 to
IL and , 20 ;.
Subject for morning, "Mortals and
Immortals."
Salvation Army M~estirgs
Sunday iO:I5 a. m. Open Air meet
ing.
I1:O0 a. II. Holiness meeting.
Sunday school at ? p. m.
Open Air meeting in the Court
House Slulre at 800 d. m
lis D. n. Street meeting.
500 p. m. Salvation meeting in the
Citadel.
All are welcome
Meetings held every night in the
week on the street md in the citadel.
NJ c.. Sainshury,
Officer in charge.
The Church of Christ.
At 4 Dickens School House each
Lords Day.
Bibla School at 10 a. m.
Preaching 11:60 a. m. by Elder
William Rhodes. Subject. Source and
Authority of Inspiration of the Bible
7:45 D.. n, Preaching by A. ID.
Dies. Subject. Tx 1894. For Where
Your Treasure Is, There Will your
Heart be Also"
Public invited to each service.
First Baptist Church..
Philetus II. Mcdowell, D.. H.. Pastor.
Sunday Schooi session at 9:45 a
m. Baptist Young Peoples Union at
Z D. m. Morning sermon s~ubpject,
Slut Up to God" Evening theme.
"Poking Fun at God"
The special meetings begin Sunday
to run till May %. E. O.. Sellers and
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the large chorus choir begin work
Sunday morning. Nh. Sellers will sing
at every melting On the eve Of these
meetings let every saved man IN RIOS
vel, know that he Is saved, and every
lost man in Roswell know that he is
lost. All ara asked to pray and work
that this Gospel effort may touch
Roswell for Christ. The battle cry is.
For the Good of Roswell and for the
Glory of Jesus Christ"
First M. G. Church..
Conner Kentucky and Fifth. The
t~wenty-ffth anniversary of the found
ing of the Epworth League will be
celebrated in this church Sunday at
s p. m. The young peoples religious
movements throughout the world is
an suspicious sign of our times. The
following program of aigh grade mu-
sic ana short, enthusiastic addresses
speaks for itself.
Organ Prelude 49,. Kathrine MacKay
Hymn 80. .... $500. Congregation
Prayer $500. 80. Arthur Hartman
Hymn 49, 49,. ...-- Congregation
Scripture Reading\Evelyn Van Horne
Solo, Farewell" (Schubert .........
........... ...... Robert Rucker
Address. World Invasion by Chris
tiaE Young People," ............
O.. $500. Rev. Van Valkenburg
Solo. The Plains of Peace ......
...... .......... Miss Morrow
Inauguration ........... Pastor
Ladies' Quartette. THE Beautiful
Country" (Parks) -. ........
Mrs. Nullane, Miss Nelson, Mrs
Frager. Mrs. Maxwell.
Address. An Appreciation ........
800. 100 Edward II. Spencer
Male Quartette, just Beyond"
(Parks) $500. Messrs. Williams,
R%uci<er. Armstrong, Frager.
League Benediction ...... -.
Organ Postlude Kathrine MacKay
ST. Andrews Episcopal Church..
Corner 5th st. and Pa. Ave
Sunday School at GAS a. m.
Morning prayer and address at II
o'clock
There will be no evening service.
w -
West Second and North Pa.
Special MoLan's Home Mission So
ciety Service.
Morning IL 90 O'clock.
Anthem, Jesus, Saviour, Look on
Me, NeNlE
Choir.
Paper. General Work."-Mrs. p. T.
Ramsey.
Recitation, Selected.-Virgiaia Butler
Duet, 20 Morning Land" Phelps
Miss MARY stone and Mr.. Brierley
Paper. Local k,"-Mrs. Rnht.
McClennv.
Address, What We Have Done in a
Financial Way,'-Mrs- Mary Co
bean.
Sclo, Selec.ed-Mrs G.. VI. Williams.
Reading, Selected-Mrs. Clyde Cald
we'll
Address. "Tithing,"-Mrs. Ccttinghan,
Evening. SEQ O'clock.
Anthem, Rock of Ages" . Barri
Miss En.na Stone and Choir.
Duet. Love Divine" ...... Stainer
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Williams.
Sermon by Rev. c.. A. Jones.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church
Rev. w. c. Alexander, ID. D., Pas
tor.
Sunday School at $50.
Preaching by the Pastor at IL 90
O'Clock. Subject. "A Request that will
bring an Answer of Eternal Benefits
Junior 2. f. 800 O'Clock.
Senior c. f. 700 O'Clock.
At 500 O'Clock preaching by the
pastor. Subject: THE Way to Live
before God at all Times"
Mid-week prayer service "Wednesday
night at 81 O'Clock.
Christian Church Services.
Morning discourse. "The Purpose
and TIE Power of Prayer"
Evening discourse THE First True
9:45 Bible Schol. Supt. ]. f. Car
per.
As Century Class.
1900 Preaching service as above.
800 Junior G.. F., Supt. Mrs. Har-
old Thompson
zoe Senior c. E. Pres, c. A. En-
NETT.
500 Preaching service as above
Choir leader. Miss Nelson.
Minister, Geo. Fowler
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Old Stetsons made new at A. z
Lindrer's, Practical Halter, next L
Grand Central Hotel. site
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Get your diamonds of =. B. Boell
ner, u.ie jeweler and save money. Cit.
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Get ready for that June wedding
and buy o cut glass of l. b. Boell-
ner, the jeweler. 6It2
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The Record has a nice lot of speci
mems OF engraving and embossing
Before buying come ana look at them
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Fishing Tackle.-Enterprise Hdv
Co. 6Ot2
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THE DAILY RECORD.
Gets All the News First.
soc. a month
To the Public, Friends and Well
Wishers of the Roswell Fire De-

To the Public, Friends n Well
Wishers of the Roswell Fire De,
partment:-
evera OF une IeadIng merchants of
Roswell have purchased a first class
piano to be given away, absolutely
free, to the -nost popular organiza-
ton of Roswell, as an advertisement.
The members of the department feel
that they can use this piano To bet
ter advantage than any other group
of persons in the city. We feel that
1t will furnish us with amusement at
home and thus tighten the tireSone
confinement, h a our duties lecessi-
tate. Feeling that We have the we'll
wishes of Il entire city in this mat
ter we S your assistance and That
of your friends. The goods YOU pur-
chase will cost You nothing addition
al, only be sure and save the tickets
and mark them Roswell Fire Depart
ment and deposit them in the ballot
box OF hand them to the boys. WITH
every Csc purchase the merchants is
sue one ticket, when filled in for the
fire department counts n vote for
us. Remember every vote counts.
Thanking you in advance and as
surfing you of our appreciation, we
are, most respectfully yours,
ROSWELL FIRE DEPT.
Chas. Waterman Chief.
Walter Gill, Asst. Chief.
w. GOLDSMITH, Captain.
d. Kirkpatrick, Foreman
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
Nynfsnn 30 Ao-ohu ofunn that fhRrrn
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Lawn aowers.-Enterprise Hdw
Co. cot:
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Mitchell Rooming House, formerly
Oriental, 100 N. Va. Ave. New man.
agement. Everything new and clean
T. F.. Hadder. proprietor. Phone 474.
56t6"
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Barber Shop to Rent.

Good proposition to the right man.
Address post Office box 9. Lakewood.
". NJ 5St5
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Garden hose.-Enterprise Hdw.
Co.. 6Ot2
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MARY A. COBEAN
ROTARY q
AT RECORD OFFICE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hdw. Co.
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
Notice is hereby given, that there
will be q meeting of the stockhold-
ers of The Roswell Cement and Plas-
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the large chorus choir begin work
Sunday morning. Mr.. Sellers will sing
at every melting On the eve of these
meetings let every saved man IN RIOS
vel, know that he Is saved, and every
lost man in Roswell know tina he is
lost. All ara asked to pray and work
that this Gospel effort may touch
Roswell for Christ. The battle cry is.
For the Good Of Roswell and for the
Glory of Jesus Christ"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
SHOW TRUSTS
 BET HARD BUMP
lsy Alassa NaAs sarsaul

sEATTLG May lt- Faeayersoer in -aa Northwest have ben watching
 a 1-rs tae eoanst between John CaEl he Seattle theatrical mas nate who goaEok I50 theatres in the Nest and Naa G Eanser the Taeauteal trust whose attractions Ca has booked through gae North w-s- for several yeans- CorJ has ac- aa-ea ae independent bookinss for EUaIl and .- s said that Sullivan G gea=.lae le vaudeville masnales, Hu book lle trust attractions ag llar houses. The independent pro Hlyals headed by Lle Schu5eEts and Le5-.- E Co now have mo-e high class attractions booked through lhe Northwest raal the HAw & Erlaas-
 L5aale and gae warfare wiQ De
 ---asllus one. Theatre patrons
 . pleased Co sec -be independents breaking into Ele Northwestern field, -e .- means more and better aJlrae- .rus for he amusement seeking pub
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Mr. J. G. Rogaa arrived oa he s= a.la yesterday and Eea this morn ma for Wh.lehorse where ba wl embark lar che ll.aEod
 Hr Rosaa went Co Nome in ls-l and located Che famous oaaaala claim which vas one ol Che biggest pro ....ra .a che Nome district
 H Isa1 Mr Rosa1 sold che oaAl4s and has been operating In Nome ever sine. and s nov going -g rg lae ue#
 
 a speaking ol che different routes a che interior Mr. EeE4n saa .l auE ua- sEagaay vu have more travel a= year than has been -arg
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 CONTRIBUTIONS

A ..u Q. @ utlss was aa a. night and n.a m l departments eauu5l. Monte. Egr. having. aaa ana work was Aeg taas .. aha u-.. la.- la.. z- g uaa l.r
 as aH end a event a- ue ssa.a.ra Yukon a- #-
 r on Victoria #r Whit
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H-L COMPARE TaE ALPS HIT8
 TaE H0.BTlaS OF LiSai

.L-.. #.-H. #.. bee. "
 # @ E.. .E "
 a. fears HU ..a.. .. - a.a bold. tonight aa aa w.E Il. r# land aa odd aaa.
 #r #a-aa.r expects N. .. -".E a.r pear as .a # . aa. has visited On. ..# au..-g
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Al AND SAM
 SIGN ARTICLES
lBy Alaska Nsaa garaa4I

af rr#U#. wen. . to-day . HI kaauau aud . Iu.. Cor
 .aaa.g ruaa. @ ua a.. a.l .n ss. Hraa..#.a o. |a next T #sa- vi. b. .r ..r HHl a. -.. a.. -...
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wu be held on the twentieth Of ghs month There were sixteen contest ants u che uvou, aud ,he winning of l.5 honor by an Alaskan boy should be gratifying Go Alaskaus
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WILL SHE BRING TIE RATCHET ,?

woman oa Ebe Pacific coast Brass
 bands have been engaged and many rhers.gls are expected Co be at the station % escort her to the club rgeus where a monster reception VIII De held
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The estimate comes from Dawson chat the output of che dreds and hyaaul.c plants wlI reach five mil L-. --L.-.
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Stenographer Kerby Makes A Sensational Charge-Ballin- ger And Lawlor Dictated
 Presidents Letter Presi-
 dent Declares Kerby Liar

pared a che dIeIat.aa e. Hal.asar and assistant attorney seDarL Las.gg
 Late today Attorney General Wtss- ersHam sent Che SO gaIlel Lawlar of che letter o 4a eom m.uge
 President Taft has azuad s-ale- meat H which ae declares l1a- her Gy .a laaar. EEl aar
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gBg Alaska Na.sa auraam

WASHINGTON. D . Hag #A
 a.aa aas created a as Wi.as.E hearing today when tae statement a. n.rl.r.ea kaaE H..asers s.eau-
 aHer Was read wherein aa stated Ina. u. al-.r written by Fras.ten. Iat eEaaraaus HaIanEeg and order r He .ssaI of aas was pre-
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SlGHlY BOT WIaS CATEGORICAL
 80g0RS BT SEATTLE HIG8 SCHOOL

In recent aampeteaga aEam.na- uaa al uratarg a che Broadway High school Seattle Chester Pu.ea was chosen @ represent chat school ia HHa state ura.lr..aI contest which
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lsg Alaska Nzaz a-rea-l

.aa famous u.-.a.. # rive here tomorrow. Preparations are made give her one e- che
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E THE
 NOME CHOICE
.ay AIassa Hssa aarla-a

NOME May .a-#. !. mass w. e u. .H. Democrats a. E.". .na
 a. aru-. u-u.#.r.a.. ... # night Major J. A Strong aas w .u-H .....r... # .
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SAYS T5F7S LETTER WAS 4 HANINE-D0HN
MILL
 BE FOUGHT
-. - N. -

NEW ORLEANS ~ tE-s arc coming l-am N...r.a today laat "a Erea- a. gasaa H.l.a #. . a.a. Estrada which
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TRIES ID BEAT
 HIS UNCLE SAN.
Isy AIassa Ns,.s suraaal

MEN YORK May lt-EOgmsT Governor Rollins of New Hampshire
 gl hts wife and soa gers arrested .g4ag hy gae customs officials toE smuggling l1E ot yho.oe sens tr0m
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Harry Roberts "
 ll .E some w. 0. @ an u.aH On #
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WILL PROTEST BY MONSTER
 PETITION AGAINST BIB MILL

purpose of setting up 8 monster ue lglgu Jo be taken -o che Pacific coast protesting against che bol3uE ot che bis JeisrIes-Jolusau asal in san Francisco aa July fourth next
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lBy Alaska Nsas Bureau

NEW YORK Aag I4-A movement aas been started by many Of -aa preachers uf che Atlantic coast e.-- .a4 rl hold revival meetings for che
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N0ME.TES AND IDITAR0D
 TRAVELLERS ID G0 VIA SRAGWAY

hars Cor some years Not oag % the aeH dLss.asz aud che usual early flight to the interior but ,asr are many as las Nome people who have heretofore gone by che outside rla.- wsg come zals wag as they have be-
 come aaes ol being held uP la he aea and tha r,p Is so much ma7e pleasant hls way t direct eonDee- u5us arc made on Che lower river Che tae lme ls just as good this way as by che outside and taking every l-.aE into consideration ! -amk this Is ,h. vay chat win be used ae most 1T
 they arrange rg handle traffic ga rhe lower river
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Su7- V l. Hahn returned tonight rel eae spur. where he has been oy- -.1gk.l- -le construction Work-
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CHAPLAIN ASKS
 DIVINE HELP
.s Alaska ssss aarsau1

E.|HE u. HaE .#-l.. #. E uaaa.a u D ".. .. "a. House a sHH-
 . a.a.. u-#E." - aa. Cor .u. for aa
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SNARTZ WILLING ID BE THE GOAT

r ... .# . u. ... .... .. I
 claims and has aEu..... ..a. -. aH.-
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rsy aIa.a sas g.rsa4l

NOTION # May .H " ... -H.r-. u. ...
 has assume. a.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
THE RAY CENTRAL
 TOWNSHIP CASE
The Company Granted an Injunction
 Against the Alleged Jumper.

The case of the Ray Central com pany against j. w. Burkhart and about thirty-five others charged with jumping the property of the plaintiff at Ray was heard before Judge Kent in chambers yesterday. The object of the action was to obtain an in junction against the defendants re- straining them from entering upon the property in dispute. The injunc- tion vas ordered
 The property consists of a tract of land lying adjacent to the town of Ray. It was located as mining prop erty about twelve years ago and con sisted of two claims known as the Isabella and the Globe. It was trans ferred from one interest to another and finally it came into the possession of w. B. Twitchell who sold it to the plaintiff
 It has been described as townsite though it is technically not a town site. It had been divided into lots and eleven of them had been sold by the company which decided to sell no more as it needed the ground.
 The company applied for a patent which was granted last March. Three days before the issuance of the patent the defendants entered upon the ground occupying all of the lots ex- cept those which had been sold.
 Proceedings were begun by the company against some of the defend ants and the matter vas heard before a local justice of the peace The jus tice having no right to determine title to real estate the cases were cer- tified to the district court and other actions were begun in the same man. ner but they were carried no farther.
 Then came the application for the injunction which was to be heard on June 10 but was continued until yes terday. Kibbey, Bennett and Bennett appeared for the plaintiff and Alfred Franklin for the defendants.
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Special attention is called to the Boston Stores page advertiseemnt to- day in which they offer to sell the same goods at lower prices than else where in order to make it easy for the contestants to get votes in a hurry.
 This, in connection with the pOpu- larity contest, should appeal to every person in this county as one can save considerable money on purchases and at the same time help their favorite towards the top of the list toward which end every one is striving.
 The exact number of votes each candidate has will be published Satur day and from that time until the grand finish on July 9th the number of votes will be published daily. This is the week for all contestants to poll as heavy a vote as possible so they will make a good showing when the list is printed.
 See that your name is near the top next Saturday morning and then keep it there. Now is the time for the girls in this contest to find out who their real friends are as it will cost no one anything to help you win.
 All they have to do is to buy their goods at the Boston Store instead of elsewhere and give you the sales-slip.
 Every dollar thus purchased saves the customer some money and at the same time boosts their favorite a little closer towards the winning of this splendid trip.
 Now is the time to get busy. Don't waste a single day if you are mem- Der of any organization or society get the other members to help you as it will reflect credit on any order to. have one of its members win this grand prize.
 If you are employed during the day, ask your fellow employees to boost for you-get your brothers and cousins interested-they will all be proud to be related to a winner in this contest.
 In short, if you expect to win you must begin to work now in real earnest as the final battle is bound to be a warm and exciting one.
 Remember above all things that the only way to win is to get the people to trade at the Boston Store from now until July 9th and to give you their sales slips.
 Meyer has such a generous and golden opportunity been offered to the young ladies of Phoenix and Maricopa county and if you don't take of it by doing a little extra work for the next three weeks it will be your own fault