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In the District Court

OfJthe Fifth Judicial District, Ter ritory of Arizona, in and for Graham County.
 First National Bank of Clifton Arizona, Corporation, Plaintiff, vs F. O. Bacon and c. A. Catlin, defend ants.
 Action brought in the Fifth Judi cial District of the Territory of Ariz- ona, in and for the County of Gra- ham, and the complaint filed in said County of Graham in the office Of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to F. O. Bacon and c. A. Catlin. defendant. Greeting.
 You are Hereby Summoned and re- ouired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Graham County and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Solomon vile, in said county within twenty days after the service upon you o1 this ISummons, if served in said coun ty. or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service or judgment by defendant will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal O the District Court of the Fifth Judi cial District, Territory of Arizona, il and for the County of Graham, thi 18th day of November, 1910.
 w. R. CHAMBERS,
 Clerk of said District Court.
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Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Board of Supervisors on
 February 20th.

A special meeting of the Board of was called February 10th | for the purpose of incorporating into the contract of D. w. P. Eylar, successful bidder on transcribing Graham county records, clause set ting forth the indexing of said records, and the time in which the work should be done, and for the transaction of other business.
 The Board of Supervisors met at 4:3O p. m., and were all present ex- cepting the chairman, J. H. Cosper.
 On motion Of George Webster, B. F. Billingsley was chosen temporary chairman.
 Motion by B. F. Billingsley secon- ded by Geo. Webster and carried, it was agreed to extend the time of the contract in which to transcribe Graham county records, one year from the date of the agreement and contract, and, by the same motion, MT. Eylar was ordered to build an index to said records, so transcribed at the rate of 4 S-I0 cents per folio.
 Motion by B. F. Billingsley secon' ded by Geo. Webster and carried to take off the Assessment Roll of non- producing patent mines of the New ] England & Clifton Copper Company Solid Copper, valuation sl5,OOO; Cop per, valuation Sl, ,OO0 and Copper Bullion, valuation s1,000; making total ST, ,OOO deduction, and deductinG the amount of taxes accordingly, fol l year 1909 on account of double assess : ment, since they are assessed a !, Patent Producing mines.
 On motion by Geo. Webster secon ! ded by B. F. Billingsley and carried the appointment of F. B. Laine, a , Tax Attorney by the County Trea; urer, was unanimously approved.
 Motion by Geo. Webster seconde 5 by B. F. Billingsley and carried, tn 5 Board of Supervisors adjourned ti March 9th, regular meeting day. . p Attest:
 r. w. O. WHEATLEY,
 Clerk
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Summons.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judlclal DIS s trict of the Territory of Arizona Tn ana TUT the County of Greenlee.

I'm the District Court of the Fifth Judicial DIS trict of the Territory of Arizona In ana TOT the County of Greenlee
 JOHN K. ERSKINE, JR., Plaintiff
 VS
 NEW ENGLAND AND CLIFTON COPPER COMPANY OF ARIZONA, a corporation, and the STATE STREET TRUST COMPANY, corporation, Defendant Action brought in the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory or Arizona, in and for the County of Greenlee. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to- New England and Clifton Copper Company of Arizona. d corporation, and The State Street Trust Company, a corporation Youare hereby summoned and required to annesr in an action brought against you by the ab6ve named plaintiff and answer the com, nlaint filed with the clerk of the above entiIieu court at Clifton, in the County ofGreenlee, Ter ritory of Arizona within twentl (2O) days lex elusive of the day of serviCe) after the service uDOn YOU of this summons If served m this County. in all other cases within thirty days You are hereby notified that if you fail to ap neer and answer the complaint as required Dy law judgment by default will be taken agalns you.
 Given undermy hand and the sea
 of the 1istrfct Court affixed hereto
 at Clifton this 21st day of February (sEAL1 lSil' CARLO. SELLERS,
 Clerk. wr, p Chambers Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Greenlee.
 Aruulfo NJ Manterola, Plaintiff, vs. Rebeca NJ. Mantcrola, Defendant-SUMAONS. Action brought iu the District Court or the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory Of Arl- zona, in and for the County of Greenlee, The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to REBECA NJ. MANTEROLA
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the aboye named plaintiff and answer the com, plaint filed with the clerk of the above enntied Court at Clifton in the County of GTeenlee, Ter ritorv of Arizona within Twenty (2Q days lex elusive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, If served III thls c6unty in all other eases within thirty days Ton are hereby notified that if you tali 10 ap- pear and answer the complaint as required Dy law judgment by default will be taken asains you
 Given under my hand and the
 seal of the District Court atfix-
 ed hereto at Clifton this 10th (SEAI0 day of February 1911
 CARL C. SELLERS:
 Clerk,
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Fully nine out of every ten cases or is simply rheumatism or the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither Of whlCn ii require any internal treatment. Al Al that is needed to afford rellei IS tne free application ot< ChamDerIdln. , Tjnimeut. Give it a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the qulc \ relief which it affords. Sold by all druggists.
The copper era., 1911-03-03

MT. and Mrs T. c. Dingle are re- joicing over the birth of bAby boy in their family.
 Harry Davisdson one of the old timers of Morenci and Clifton, is down from the former place looking after base ball interests.
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Notice is hereby given by the Broad of Supervisors of Greenlee county, that plans and specifications will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors up to and until the hour of 10 o'clock, a. ID. March 9th, 1911, ,on a courthouse and jail,not to exceed the sum of S40,000, to be erected on lots, 12, 13, II, l5, and l6i of block IT, of Hills New Addition to the town of Clifton Arizona, and said Board of Supervisors hereby offers and agrees to award the pre- mium of $50 to the party or parties whose plans and specifications are adopted.
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COURTHOUSE

The courthouse tofbe 7O' X 7O', two stories high and equipped with the following offices, vaults and toilets.
 Offices for at least the following officers: Probate Judge, District Attorney, Treasurer, Recorder, Board of Supervisors, Trial Jury Room, Grand Jury Room, Judges Chambers, Clerk of District Court and General Court Room.
 With at least the following vaults: Treasurer, Recorder, Probate Judge, Clerk of Board of Supervisors, Dis trict Court Clerk.
 Toilets for upper and lower floors.
 The court house is to be heated by steam, conducted through pipes from the basement. The courthouse will be erected on an & foundation and constructed of either rock, brick, reinforced concrete or cement.
 JAIL
 The iail to be 3O' 7O' two stories high, with ten foot passage way be- tween courthouse and jail, but con- nected to courthouse by some con- venient means for transferring prisoners from jail to. courthouse. The iail to be equipped with a sheriff's office, bed room for jailor and as many cells as the size of the iail will conveniently accommodate, The cells to be arranged in compar'- = ments, equipped with toilets and heated by steam conducted from | basement of courthouse; and tc be constructed with either of the materials mentioned for construction of courthouse, and erected upon ar 8 foundation.
 A bond of s5,OOO will be required by the party or parties whose plans and specifications are adopted conditioned that within sixty day: from the date of said bond he will or presentment to him enter into con tract to erect said courthouse and jai at the price named in said advertise ment to be expended for such pur' nose. and conditioned that he vii | give such further bond to secure th' l faithful performance of such con tract in the event that said Board oi Supervisors acting under authority O the law should within the said 50 dayi require said architect to enter into contract to erect said courthouse ant jail.
 The Board of Supervisors reserve
 the right to reject any aud all plan 1. and specifications unlimited. . W. O. WHEATLY, Clerk.
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SOCIETIES
Coronado Lodge No. 8 F. & A. M.
 CALENDAR FOR 1911

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS. January 14th. February 1lth. March 1lth. April Sth. May 18th. June 10th. July 8th. August 9th. September 2ud. October 7th. November 4tn. December 2nd. Special meetings when blue flag is koisted. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 By order of, Worshipful Master. THOMAS SMITH Secretary.
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Fashion Barber Shop F. H. Springer, Pron 3 doors south of First National Bank Bath rooms in connection
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NOTICE.

wm. R. Chambers. Attorney for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Irish Table Linen

We are especially proud OF
these linens.
HEAVY. DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK
CLOTHS, in new designs; worth fully
third as much again, as
S297 for Cloths, T2x72 inches
. S396 for Cloths, 72x90 inches
$3.50 for Cloths, 72x10S inches
s496 for dozen NAPKINS TO MATCH,
26 inches square.
EMBROIDERED SETS, also hem
stitched: heavy Irish linen, in very
good designs
S9S9 for Cloths. size 72x72 inches
$3.50 for Cloths. size 12x90 inches
$3.50 for Cloths, size 12X1OS inches
74c. each for NAPKINS TO MATCH,
IS inches square.
GOLD MEDAL" DAMASKS-Pure
linen. a make very widely and favor
$40 for $500 CLOTHS. size 72x72 in.
81 70 for 50 25 CLOTHS. size 72x9O in.
S219 for 50 80 CLOTHS, size 12xl0S in.
SlSS for dozen 90 in. NAPKINS TO
MATCH. generally sold at S2.2o.
DAMASK TABLE TOPS, pure linen,
bleached. good patterns.
69c for Sc size, 36X45 in.
csc for 81 "a size. 45X45 In.
Sl16 for 81 40 size. 54x54 in.
24c for 35c TRAY CLOTHS. pure linen
damask. bleached. size 1Sx27 inches.
86c for 6Oc HENS STIT c H Z D
SQUARES. mercerized, size 32x32; will
wear and launder nicely
SOC for size 56x5S; value S1.25.
lie each for NAPKINS TO MATCH,
value 20c; - inches square.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
LACE CURTAINS
REDUCEDraird Flo,

S2.74 for s4.0O LACE CURTAINS;
braided patterns with Marie Antoinette
lace work, mounted on good quality
French net. Choice Of ten neat, ef-
fective designs.
1897 for $500 IRISH POINT LACE
CURTAINS; choice Of six handsome
patterns; on best quality bobbinet.
$19S for $275 REAL CLUNY LACE
CURTAINS; handmade Cluny lace
insertion and edging on heavy French
cable net. Arabian effects only.
In our great stock of LACE CUR
TAINS we find at the season-e
many patterns that have dwindled to
one two and three-pair lots. To ef-
feet a quick clearance we apply the
mark down knife" and cut them to
about one-half. Economical house
wives will appreciate this opportunity
to save money.
Our regular stocks OF Lace Curtains
include complete assortments of
grades. makes and prices, ranging
from Csc a pair up to $99.74.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
OIL PAINTINGS
Third FL 2ath ST.

Third FL. 34th St
A special purchase to be sold at
wholesale prices.
Observation-Disclosures
In gilt frames with gold FURNISHED
ornaments, and in shadow boxes
faced with glass.
$685. FOR PAINTINGS,
l2x16 inches GO to choose FROM.
S4.e6 FOR PAINTINGS,
ranging up to l2x2i inches t3O.
$S.94 FOR PAINTINGS.
up to 16x24 inches (s).
$3.50 FOR PAINTINGS,
14x1S inches 04 to choose FROM.
Isll.94 to ;2O.e9 ror Cl3 Paintings
worth up to $50.
II is always a delight to walk through
Macy's Art Department. Paintings,
etchings and engravings in great va
riety, each chosen by a discerning
critic.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
French Table Linens

FRENCH DAMASK SETS. exquisitely
fine texture and design, from the fa-
nous MAISON DEVEAUX FRERES:
$50 for Cloth size Tx y inches.
S. 81 for Cloth size Tx 80 inches.
SIOSS for Cloth size 12xlOS inches.
1854 for Cloth size SIX 81 inches.
Sl1S9 for Cloth size 9OX 80 inches.
S10.44 doz. for NAPKINS TO
MATCH, 81 inches square.
S119 yd. for BROCADE DAMAsK,
silver bleached, richly patterned, a
inches wide.
$3.50 dozen for NAPKINS TO MATCH,
20 inches square.
S297 for dozen. % inches square.
Sc for 75c BLEACHED DAMASk,
pure linen, in assorted patterns, full 40
inches wide.
69c for S1OO SATIN DAMASK, pure
linen. good patterns; width y inches
93c for S1.35 DOUBLE SATIN
DAMASK-heavy linen of Irish man
ufacture, handsome designs; width, -
inches.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
German Table Linen

BLEACHED GERMAN DAMASk; un-
surpassed for wear; soft finish, striking
designs; sale prices:-
s&96 for Cloth 72x72 in.
1894 for Cloth 72x90 in.
$744 for Cloth 72x10S in
$3.50 for Cloth 72x126 in
s694 for dozen NAPKINS TO MATCH.
25 inches square.
GERMAN LINEN CLOTHS; choice
patterns, soft finish, hemmed:-
49c for size 40x40.
79c for 50x50 in.
CSC for ODD NAPKINS; $50 quail
ity, pure linen, assorted designs.
79c yard for EXTRA HEAVY CREAM
LINEN DAMASK, patterned, 6S
inches wide.
SLIGO for dozen NAPKINS TO MATCH.
S1.39 for $175 HEMSTITCHED
CLOTHS, German damask, pure linen,
size 6OxS0, in a large number Of good
designs.
CSC for s1.25 CLOTHS, size 6ox6O
inches.
1oc each for 2o-inch NAPKINS TO
MATCH.
s1.Os for s129 CLOTHS, size 56x72
inches
1Oc each for 16-inch NAPKINS TO
MATCH.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Tumbler Specials

1sc dozen for PRESSED GLASS
WATER TUMBLERS; reg. 23c.
36c dozen for PLAIN BLOWN GLASS
WATER TUMBLERS; reg. 4Sc.
4Sc dozen for BLOWN GLASS WATER
TUMBLERS, with neat floral pattern;
reg. re.
S197 dozen for WATER TUMBLERS.
cut with a neat floral pattern; regu-
larly 81 rs.
CROCKERY for the kitchen-all kinds
al proportionate savings.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Belgian Table Linens

TABLE CLOTHS; rich satiny finish,
the dazzling white showing silvery de-
signs of striking beauty
$3.50 for Cloth size 12xI2 in.
$500 for Cloth size 72x90 in.
S7.69 for Cloth size 72XlOS in.
$9S9 for Cloth size 72x126 in.
$6.SS for Cloth size SlXSl in.
$3.50 for Cloth size 90X90 in.
$3.50 a dozen for NAPKINS TO
MATCH, ~ inches square.
ROUND TABLECLOTHS; pure linen
Damask, scalloped edge; handsome de-
signs, following the lire Of the border.
$7.39 for 81 In. size.
SSSS for 9O-in. size.
$S.SS for dozen NAPKINS TO MATCH.
S694 for $1,000 HEMSTITCHED
SETS. The TableCloth 1Ox1OG inches,
the napkins 20 inches square.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Glass Services

S1.9s for 60 piece SETS all plain
blown tumblers: reg. 1923.
So 50 for so piece SETS; plain Bohe-
mian glass; reg. $I32.
So 40 for 90 piece SETS; Bohemian
glass. neat engraved design; reg. SsS3.
sos for go piece SETS. imported
glass, neat etched designs; reg. S13.I3.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

We own and operate POTTERY at RudolStadt'
Thuringia; DECORATING PLANT at Limoges,
France, and Carlsbad; ard CUT GLASS and
CHINA DECORATING SHOPS on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
"Straus" Gut Glass
From Our Shop on the Premises

Cut Glass known and admired by all for its beauty
Of design, depth OF cutting and brlllancy.
should confounded with the dull cut Glassware which
heaped the market by those who cannot match values
Visit shops the Eighth Floor.
Many of the pieces quoted below limited quantities. WE
THEREFORE ADVISE AN EARLY SELECTION.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Scotch Table Linens

At these sale prices, As
CHEAP AS DOMESTIC
LINEN. although it is a repre-
sentative Dunfermline weave.
Wears well and launder5 beauu-
fully.
nATTERNED TARLECLOTNS
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

A r. -Womens nsFumsSm Dress
Ny&!(CY5 :: ] (: : : ; : ::
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
In the Basement

&c each, COTTON HUCk TOWELS
&c each, HUCK TOWELS. l7x35 in
lac each. LINEN FINISH HUCK TOWELS
lsx36 in. 1ec each. UNION LINEN HUCK
TOWELS. lsKSs in. or pure linen, size l9x3s
in, with colored borders
PIC each, old FITZPATRICK GRASS
BLEACHED' TOWELS. pure linen. lsx33
inches.
bath TOWELS. broken lots and sizes at Sc
each 10 SOC.
in one TO seven yard lengths AT PRICES
AVERAGING ABOUT QNE-HALF
DAMASK REMNANTS, one 10 four yard
ONE-HALF.
DAMASK NAPKINS. in half dozen lots odd
ments and sets soiled from handling STrP-
STANTIALLY UNDERPRICT.
HEMSTITCHED PURE LINEN CLOTHS
slightly soiled from handling, REDUCED
ONE-THIRD AND MORE
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

with an expert advise and assist in the
lection home furnishings and furnish estimates and
sketches desired Appointments be made for con-
suation office on the third foor at your home
Whether IL be SINGLE ROOM or ENTIRE HOME
which you desire furnished DEPARTMENT OF IN
TERROR DECORATIONS is service.
THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS NEW DEPARTMENT VIII
apparent YOU example, you tell what you
want who will promptly grasp ideas and carry them
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Fancy Linens

| At prices that bring them within
the reach of every one. Scarfs
Centrepicces, Squares, Doylies
glance through the list for de-
tails and prices.
81. 40 for S2.2j AND $500 JAPANESE
HAND-DRAWN SQUARES, sizes SO
and 36 inches
9Sc for S1.50 PURE LINEN SCARFS
linen trimmed. with wide edging and
insert Of torchon lace (size lSXoi
| inChcS).
9Sc for $1.J0 Linen Squares to match,
size 30 inches.
81. .9S for $500 PURE LINEN SCARFS.
size lSX54 inches, worked in eyelet
embroidery and edged with torchon.
S149 for $500 LINEN SQUARES TO
MATCH, size 80 inches.
DAINTY MADEIRA DOYLIES-
HAND EMBROIDERED.
14c for 25c size, g in. across.
2Sc for SOC size, 9 in. across.
3Sc for 75c size. - in. across.
79c for 81 % size, IS in. across.
UNION LINEN SQUARES, three
rows drawnwork:
2ic for SIC size. 3Ox3O in.
41c for 7jc size 30X3O in.
79c for S12J size, 45x4J in.
9Sc for $1.59 size, 54x54 in.
SCARFS AND SQUARES TO MATCH,
one row drawnWork:
19c for 25c size, 1Sx21 in.
lie for 7jc size. 1Sx72 in.
pc for 35c size, 24X24 in.
44c for 75c size, 36x36 In.
SOC for Sc size. 45x4J in.
IRISH LINEN PIECES 10 match
worked In eyelet embroidery, with vide
edging and inset Of tOrchon Lace
$3.50 FOR 1925 SCARFS, size, 2OXo4 in.
ROUND CENTREPIECES:-
39c for SOC size, II in.
ACC for 75c size, IS in.
sec for Sl25 size, "a In.
sl19 for $50 size, 80 In.
$3.50 for 1925 size, SO in.
s19S for $3.50 size 45 in.
S297 for S400 size, "a in.
SQUARES
59c for S5c size. 12x12 in.
csc for $3.50 size, lSXlS in.
Sll9 for $500 size 24X24 in.
sl69 for 1925 size. 30x30 in.
S239 for $3.50 size, 45x45 in.
1929 for $3.50 size, 54x54 in.
LINEN SLIP COVERS, round and
oval: for Asbestos Table Mats. Easily
removed for laundering One style
scalloped. the other eyeletted and hem
stitched besides.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Austrian China Plates,
Tea Cups 6 Saucers
AT "a Usual Value

Fancy shape, decorated with
pretty floral border One-third
below their true value:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
PATTERNED TABLECLOTHS

DOZEN NAPKINS TO MATCH
our regu- Sale
Size lar price price
20 inches $3.50 Sl94
- inches 29T 2l9
q inches $40 2.69
SCOTCH HEMSTITCHED CLOTHS
81. IS for $50 Pure Linen Cloths. size
G4xS2: heavy quality. neat designs.
HENSTITCHED SETS, in a choice OF
sizes Is this newly imported series of
pretty designs
qS for Cloth size 64x Ga in.
S219 for Cloth size 64x 50 in.
S2Gg for Cloth size 64X1O0 in.
24c each for NAPKINS TO MATCH,
IS inches square
TABLE CLOTHS. These sturdy Scotch
linens also hemstitched:-
$500 for Cloth size COX 20 in.
$40 for Cloth size 70x SO in.
1919 for Cloth size 70xl06 in.
$50 each for NAPKINS TO MATCH.
90 inches square.
SOC each for NAPKINS TO MATCH,
% inches square
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

A long introduction for this famous Macy
Linen Sale is unnecessary. 1t would be
repetition of what is well known to the great
army of Macy's shoppers.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
ODen- Stock Ware

Dinner Set if it is one Of OUR OPEN
ways complete had done
To-da display
CAN manufacture
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Towels
Towels

36c each. HEMsTITCHED HCCK TOWELS.
22X40 inches
soc each, SCALLOPED HUCK TOWELS. 2lx
a. inches. or size 2lX40, hemsttched and fig
ured
49c each. HEMsTITCHED HUCK TOWELS.
25N4S inches
81 O6 doz. HENMED HUCR TOWELS. shaw
ing size 1920 inches
81 - doz. old BLEACH HCCK TOW
ELS. famous Irish linen weave. 20X2S inches
81 50 doZ. -BORDERED HUCK
TOWELS, hensutched. 22N42 inches or. 20x
40 inches. with scaloped ends
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

Macys stock of cut glass and china on display and
accessible for selling is greater than the combined
stocks of all other department stores in New York
offering practically unlimited variety at prices
all the way up to dinner sets at S277OO.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
French China DinnerWare

Dainty floral design in natural
tints, handles clouded with gold.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Artistic Decorating to Order

submit
Samples of the various lines shown OUR
PRIC
HGHCIASS WORK
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

Deeds speak louder than 1cords. The
story of the splendid linens demands this
entire space, and more
Read it!
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD LINEN SALE

Nearly S2O0OOOOO worth of fine bEoT 1ror
Ireland Scotland Germany France and Belgium
and WeThNocaly as Macy
slOWertha eSewhe so Manro
acvs Sale Lower Than Amy Other linen Sale nm oVr
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Adjoining The 3th Street ElevaosW now have
A DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DECORAT

out in making all your purchases whatever department
shop. You thus avoid taking the time and
trouble explaining wants to several different sales
people. You will also easily obtain uniform decorative
hemc throughout your home.
we are confident the results secured by PURCHAS-
ING HOME FURNISHINGS through DEPARTMENT
OF INTERIOR DECORATIONS viii be far SATIS-
FACTORY and ECONOMICAL than buying something here
and something there.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Tea Sets

200 GERMAN CHINA TEA SETS, II
pieces, consisting Of teapot. sugar
bowl. cream pitcher and six cups
and saucers; decorated with roses
and neat green lines; ST. On
value $500; at...... loA>
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

LINEN SLIP COVERS, round and
oval: for Asbestos Table Mats. Easily
removed for laundering One style
scalloped. the other eyeletted and hem
stitched hesideS
Arizona republican., 1911-02-10
PROOF OF CONFIDENCE
IN EXCELLENCE OF GOODS
The Bake Big Curio Stores Navajo
Blanket Proposition.

The confidence of the proprietor of
Balke's Big Curio Store in the quail
ity of his stock of Navajo blankets is
set forth in his money back" offer
That is, if the purchaser is not sat
isfied with his bargain at the end of
a year or two. the blanket will be
taken back at the purchase price if
it has not been damaged i'm the
meantime, and ii cannot be dam
aged by ordinary wear, even when
used as a rug, so that one may have
the use Of the blanket for a yeor or
two for nothing.
In most cases Mr.. Bake would be
glad to pay more than the purchase
price for returned blankets Some
thing more than two years ago he
Arizona republican., 1911-02-10

Such an offer could, of course, be
made only in the case of the gem
uine Navajo blanket. not the Navajo
blankets made merely to sell-the
kind that many dealers handle-and
having sold them. do not want to
see them again or the purchasers
either
Arizona republican., 1911-02-10

sold two fine blankets To Mr.. Bald
win. a well known citizen of Tempe.
for $50 each. For the last year he
has been offering Mr.. Baldwin SIS
apiece for the blankets, but Mr. Bald
win knows that he could never again
buy the blankets for the money he
paid for them