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The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
Talks 20 Adcrafters.

Good taste In printing consists, In
the printer knowing what not to use, {"
y. J. Tresize, OF the Inland Printer
Technical school, Chicago, told the
members OF the Adcraft club. Thurs
DAY evening. In program devoted
10 discussing the making OF cata.
logues. Good Typography is good
taste rather than extravaganza. Don't
smother catalogues In mass of text
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

and decoration" Joseph Meadon auu
w. G. Windisch, both of Detroit. 'o'
lowed Mr.. Tresize In addresses pear
Ing upon the same subject. NUT
day evening. March 2, the Adcrai'er'
will begin a series OF addresses on
Selling and distribution"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
DRUG SPECIALS

Denatured Alcohol. pint 80. Toe
Bottle extra).
Glycerine. pint. 3zcJ n pint, fsc
Cod Liver Oil. pint 35c, II pit Isc
Castor OIL. pint 25c, " pint I4c
Lye or Potash. ..............Sc
Whiting. Id. -. ......,. &c
Chloride Lime, 10. Sc, n 10. DC
Bicarbonate Soda. lb. .........5c
soc Williams Pink Pills. -. soc
Csc Mentholatum .........17c
csc Hands Remedies ....,....I7c
csc Bacon's Celery King. Ice
$3.50 Horlick's Matted Milk e2.70
800 Horlick's Matted Milk. .72c
soc Horlick's Matted MIX. ste
81 A. ID. S Emulsion Cod
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

it $ { their TO
afford
of display %
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
Meat Department

Sirloin Steaks. per ID. ................ l6c
Porterhouse Steaks, per Id. ................2 $50
Prime Rib Roast Beef. boned. rolled and tied
ready for the oven. per ID. ...... Ice, 18c, zoe
Short Ribs of Beef, best native steer,
per Id. ..................... loo
Choice Plate Corned Beef. per ID. ........ loo
Choice Rolled corned Beef. boneless per ID. 100
Fresh Spare Ribs, delicious with Sauer
Kraut per lb. .12c
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS
SAVOY.

Yes, We have them this time. four beauties. can't he beaten we say so be- Cause We know it to be so. Why, every one who was there at Matinee and last evenings performance said so. and d great many said, they were the best they ever saw in Phoenix The first one Is. A Puritan Courtship. a beauty beyond compare. Second. The Answer ol the Roses, an Italian love scene in Italy. The characters are simply grand. Third, Her Exclusive Hat. In thls one the husband carried the pocket purse. but the wife owned the pocket Fourth, The Gypsy Bride Enough cannot be said for this one It should be seen to he appreciated It is d peach and honey one. See the tobacco scene. showing the planting of the
 eed, the young plants, the plant in full growth, the harvesting, curing stem ming. dipping, putting in the twist. preparing for cigars making into cigar
 'CXing and labelling for the smoker. All Of these at the Savoy Matinee 2:45 r NJ. every day. Keep in mind the big
 -uto race on Wednesday. Thurs lay and' Friday the 9th, 7th and Sth.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
Paradise of Mahomet

1 No other star in light or comic I opera ever enshrined herself so per
 manently in the hearts of Western theater-goers as did Grace Van Stud | afford. when she appeared in Red
 Feather. And now. after an ab- sence of several years. it must be | very gratifying to her to return to ] the scenes of her former great tri- umph and be greeted by crowded houses everywhere Her present ve
 hicle. the Partisan comic opera bouffe. The Paradise of Mahomet." was de- clared by Metropolitan critics to be even better than the notable Red Feather"
 Miss Van Studdiford will appear at the Elks theater tonight. December f. when her glorious voice. with it's sweetness of tone as clear and rip- bling as brook. will be heard in number of selections. the musicianly qualities of which can be imagined. as they are the work of the famous French composer Robert Planquette
 Harry E. and Robert E. Smith Americanized the book and lyrics of this imported offering. which enjoyed run of two seasons at the Theatre des Varieties in Paris, prior to it's successful presentation at the Herald Square Theater in New York city last season.
 The two scenes of The Paradise of Mahomet' are laid in Constantinople and are redolent of the sensuous lux ury of the orient. It is said that 1 n cor f.l vided production of regal splendor.
 The plot treats of the attempt of d young prince to frustrate the plans of a shrewish aunt to marry off her beautiful niece to a designing English man. With the aid of gypsy girl Wbo is in love with the Englishman and his American chauffeur. the prince administers sleeping potion to the entire wedding party and car ries the prospective bride away to his palace. Then, to reconcile her to her presence there, the beautiful maiden is told that she has died and is in Paradise. Search is instituted by her for her former husband, who is SUD- posed to have been drowned and whom the prince masquerades to rep resent. Complications ensue immedi- ately. but, of course. in the end true love triumphs
 There are many songs in The Paradise of Mahomet" that lift it well out of the category of the usual musical offerings. Some of the best numbers naturally go to Miss Van Studdiford, who. in the role of Ben galine, sings My Wedding Day." When His Eyes Look Into Mine" Forgive and Forget" and The Rose of the orient" Among the topical songs are. I've Got to Give Her Her Own Way" 'I Cant Get Enough. When the Cat Comes Back" and the sensational hit of the piece. There's Something About You. Dear. That Appeals to Me" This last named song quickly became a favorite last season with New York theater-goers, who welcomed it as the legitimate successor to Every Little Move ment' and it's predecessors.
 Prominent in the cast are Laura Burt, John J. McCowan, Florence Bother. Edward Mora. F1orens Kolb and Hudson Freeborn. As with all of the attractions that Manager Ar thur sends on tour. an exceptionally we'll trained and beautiful chorus is a feature of the performance.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
A TERRIBLE BLUNDER

tn neglect liver trouble. Never do it Take Dr. Kings New Life Pills on the first sign of constipation. bilious ness pr inactive bowels and prevent Nirulent indigestion, jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver. stomach and bowels and build up your health Only 25c at all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
The Coliseum

By request Manager Reeves will offer as a special feature on Monday evening the Wolgast- Moran fight pie lures, including over 5000 feet of film, making the best pictured reproduce ton of a fight ever shown on screen. Those who saw this picture last week are unit in the opinion that it is so near the real thing that you want to bet your money. The picture bill will be changed tonight and there will be special solos by re- quest and new series of orchestral numbers On Tuesday evening the great Lubins. Attaway & Greene and the divine Dedson are billed. The
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
.lEH| REPUBLICANS
 WILL MEET TONIGHT

The republicans of the Lehi district will hold d rally tonight where all the republican county candidates will be present to discuss the issues of the campaign and to present their claims or preferment when the time comes to make choice for the offices to be filed. All residents of the district are irged to attend the rally.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04

Wife's Purse Strings" will b. the cornedy offerings on the program and 'Making'a Man of Him. will please as well as interest Miss Ethel Hall will Lave two numbers. Dixie Cray being pretty soprano solo. and Anna. Won't You Smile on Me be- ing Illustrated with cOlOred plates.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04

ChGse's Home Run. showing the pop ular American League player circling the bases of the New York grounds and making the pennant winning play reused the fans and made fans of those who are usually indifferent to baseball
 Tonight "The Three Musl;etaers," ."
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
Mails Close at Office for

m states and m Wrinkle etc 0:30 m Bucley 20 A South rizoma. A 5:lOp m Pacific coast A D .... A 6:00 m. Mountain D m ....16 P southern Arizona l A F. A RI he mailed
 Tho at D m- Island The principal dis patel east O New D.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04

Dents Walking Gloves, prickseam sewn, white heavy kid, one clasp, the most fashionable gloves ..S1.75 Dents 16-button white glace gloves. better than any gloves We have seen at the price. here at $500
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
new bill is a rarely good offering.
The Wiuwam

Following the presentation of q pro- gram that for two nights has pleased crowded houses at the Wigwam. Man aeer Mullen announces another which gives promise of being as popular as that which closed last night. Hal
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04

Dumas masterpiece. covering the en- tire play and necessitating 2000 feet of films. will he the feature. This great story which has been played by eminent actors the world over never pals and never grows old.
 h. addition to this feature picture. "A Convenient Burgls..' and His
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
CORRECTED TIME SCHEDULE.

 that mixed the very materially o desire
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
PHOENIX POSTOFFlCE

of Mals-Effeotive 6, 1911 Ma Train Route m. California 15 A C. a A. emp ...-.. A F. Northern santa Fe p m A F. D A F. 5.45p m Wink etc. & A m Rock Island p m
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04

does not show the time the trains arrive and leave the depots. but the time the mails are supposed to close al the post office for the several trains and the time the mails from tha several trains are supposed to arrive at the poStoffice:
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04

The following is a new time sched- ule Of arriving and departing mails at the Phoenix postoffice. to became ef- fective Wednesday. Dec 6. 1911. There have been some changes to meet new train schedules so the entire schedule affecting all mails is herewith publish ed This schedule should not bc con
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
Stage Routes

Closes arrives 1o2" Creek
 Mar @i
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
Brightness

It's twnkng lights beckOn and bring the children Though through whole brightness which famed the aest tObe the Toy the Base That's because the dear children They with and friends gather about the Tynd Railroads them dart about They trOng the Doll Section marvel the mechanical and the stuffed animals and thousand things delight
 All the while they unOnsious giving the hints What them most here viii please them Christmas morning Do
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
ElAILy FAsHEoN ALKs
 BY MAy MANTON
A FASHIONABLE COMBINATION.

COMBINATIONS plain material with striped exceedingly and yseeme well adapted The the very
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08

who have struggled hard those who possibilities
but Of small means and VINO nao 70 MAKE osty
that IN the poultry
what this and how little our people nave pp
their efforts ,.., :.
manu-
Such thing industry
poultymen come
with helping this great
to help them out
This association has left nothing u
will eventually more to this
the fifteen years e
accomplished detail this show
Things promised that some snort
behind this movement
them They have the Atlanta
knows what this means Atlanta VIII see snow
Georgian and
be done II 1t gone
this great show VIII
great
highest authority their profession will be here to
presented TO before
and this is what expect to mpart TO
will receive them and
midst and
made OF undertaking great IN scope SO hDera
something benefit the breeders direct but
be able accomplish
succeeded with? said by
Atlanta and will do Those who interested
helping will benefited Those
think the helping hand extended to all and
benefits they willingly and literally
these
what they get by the sweat OF the brow.
sentates making Poultry
in Atlanta This Will bring
midst for week or days
in come,
In the hands of
backing financially and other the Southern
Poultry association will be
a the history or At A1I1-e-~>>~<2
and the entire South 4
truly V7n
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
BRITISH CRUISER CORN
WALL STRIKES REEF
Sticks There to Await High
Tide Carries 800 Crew,
300 Cadets

HALIFAX, N. s.. Aug. mo effort
was made during the night to haul off
the British cruiser Cornwall which went
on the rocks on the lodges of Cape Sable
last night. The cruiser struck on a
falling tide and IL was not deemed ia
vorable to make any attempt to pull her
from her position until the next high
tide.
The Cornwall was going at greatly
reduced speed when she grounded and
apparently sustained no very serious
damage. moment after she struck
her big engines were sent racing astern,
but the ship did not move
Several of the wrecking steamers which
were at work on the Niobe. at Clarks
harbor, were sent to the scene, and the
government steamer Lady Laurier was
also dispatched.
The Cornwall carries a crew OF 800
men and in addition there are 300 cadets
aboard. the cruiser now being used as
training ship.
The government steamer Lady Laurier,
and several wrecking vessels were how
ering about the Cornwall at high tide
ready to haul her of the ledge.
The cruiser was on her way from st.
Johns, N. r., to Clarks Harbor, to tow
the damaged Canadian cruiser Niobe to
this port. when she ran on the ledge.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08

NEw YoRK- Aug. THE cotton market
opposed STEADY az an advance Of q points
en- renewal OF bull support. The market
was nervous and unsettled with many traders
apFrehenxive OF renewal Of bull support
TIE selling appeared prove that there was
there seme pretty Enod huying during the
early srRafn~ n watch ur1rew worked up TO
net advance q I6II1 points. on the new
crup monfhs- The sonth contained a moderste
seller here. After the advance 70 lls@ Tor
October. flnctuafions we're irregular.
Buf Clique brUkerx were heavy buyers In the
first hour There were periods q hesitation ana
irFeeularlfy. but fhe advance continued until
October an DECEMBER contracts sold at ii So
ami new crou maa4ks generally 10 = net gain or
from - % - points Offerings became heavier
arouEs this level and the market eased OF .
or points bur huIl support continued ana
the tone was steady at midday. With prices sthi
showing : net Galu % some IL 70 - points
Rep@Sts a very high temperatures 10 the
southwest were quickly followed By more So
gresxive support from leading balls. and the
market after having eased of quite sharply
during the noon hour. worked quickly higher.
vita October and December contracts selling AZ
lis o. 70 Il 30 points net higher. Reahz-
ang ~ early Buyers checked the advance around
tbs flxure AMI reactions OF or points &C
CURED from the best
new YORK COTTON
ne following wers the ruIine prices 90 toe
e~~hwngr to-day.
Toae barely steady; mlddllns, l. 5000;
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK

Corrected BY W. IT. white. Jr.. Of white
Provision Company
Cattle market steady 60 a shade stronger;
trade more active on all grades: yards well
cleaned ID and ready for fresh arrivals.
Hoes higher; fair supply; quality continues
ouosatioas based on sexual purchases for the
Cod to medium steers. 600 to LOO pounds
Medium to sOOd steers. 500 to LOO pounds
Good fat beef cows 600 to 1000 pounds
MeiInm to good beer cows. 100 to 500 pounds
Good to choice helfers. 600 to 100 pounds.
Medium to good hsIfers. 600 to 700 pounds
4N0se
Above represent ruling prices on good quality
beef cattle. Inferior grades aud dairy types
Mixed common steers. If fat. 700 to 900
Oxen. medium 10 good. If fat sM@4He
Mixed common cows. IL fat. 900 to TOO pounds.
Mixed lunches. common to fair. 600 to 100
pounds 2Ad3ikc.
Good butcher bulls sg3hc.
Prime hogs. leo to 200 average I1I1se.
Godd butcher hogs. 40 to 100 average,
e.os to choice pigs. 50 to 100 average.
Hsary and rough hogs. 200 to 500 average
Above quotations apply to prime cOrn-fsd
hogs.
Choice Tennessee lamb. 5d6c.
Medium 10 good lamhs. 81 04He.
Coed fat sheep. 2ssG3Hc.
HORSES AND MULES
Following are current quotations on horses
aud mules: market easier. -
Horses-Heavy draft good 70 choice. S2O09
SIS: southern horse. good to extra. SlS09leo;
southern horses. fair 10 good. eg0Q13O south
ern horses. common. sTa01o0; drivers. choice
s15562z5: plugs S25G40.
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
ST. LOUIS Aug T.-Cattle-Receipts 300,
Including 1900 Texans; market strong TO loo
higher; native beef steers x4.509 Z. %; cows and
helfers &3-0067.00; stockers and feeders SS.OO
N4T5: Texas and Indian steers S4.00@e.2S;
COWS and heIfers $3.O095.00; calves In carload
lots s4.O0d5-5o.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market Be higher: pigs
and lights S500dT.50: packers $T.40@ 1.SS;
butchers and best heavy &7.5017.5o.
Sheep-Receipts 1000: steady; native NUT
tons Ss.T5d475; lambs s4.0006.T5.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08

good feed for chickens That is,
corn chopped diet. 1t has a tendency
to make too much fat and will not
grow the proper amount of muscle.
They should be fed some wheat,
shorts and corn meal; then It would
be better balanced ration If you do
this. 1t will not be necessary for you
to buy eggs if you will select some
OF your best pullers ana mate them
with the best male birds, setting their
eggs and keeping them in a yard to
themselves-you can soon build up
a flock of your own by selecting speo-
linens that you think are perfect
fowls. Chickens, should not be fed
only what they win eat up clean with
a relish twice or three times per day.
If your chickens are well grown and
nice size, you should get at least 50 to
50 each for them. You should get $1.50
to $3.50 per setting C15) for your eggs.
White Plymouth Rocks are a SPLEEN
did chicken and win give you splen-
did results in most any kind of con-
dition. If can be of further service
to you do not hesitate to call on me.
Mrs. Raimon Barth. 4ss s. Boule-
ward, Atlanta.
Orpingtons. and up to this time have
never had one to be sick, but sever
al days ago three of them begun
sneezing. with sore throat. and had
one eye badly swollen l would
say by watching them that they
had violent colds and can only
think of the damp spell of the past
several weeks as the cause. They
ii -
not at the eyes. ! know almost
nothing about doctoring fowls-but
l mopped their throats with disin-
fectant, and gave them castor oil;
separated them, of course, and gave
only light. soft feed. Some of them
seem better, but what troubles me
is that several more take 1t each
day and | am all at sea as to the
cure. They are nearly grown and
beautiful and just cannot lose
them. You know something OF the
work, If any one does, and how
attached one becomes.
If you will be so kind as to help
me with your advice. which have
heretofore followed with so much
it,
The recent rainy weather has
caused thousands Of chickens in the
south to have slight summer cold,
which would run into roup if not
checked. Your chickens are evident
ly crowded in their sleeping quar-
tiers, or there is some draught blow
ing directly on them. Any cracks
or holes which will permit a
draught to come directly on the
chickens during this damp weather
certainly will produce roup. If they
are roosting In house that has
any draughts in 1T at all it should
be corrected at once. II not, every
chicken roosting in this house will
be affected. If taken in time. IL
/. can be easily checked and 1t is ne
cessary to treat every chicken to
do this. If you will put Conkey's
Roup Cure in their drinking water,
or Permanganate of Potash (one-
half grain to a gallon of water) this
will also check it. / have recently
seen many fiocks of chickens ar
fected as yours are but with the
treatment and precaution mention
ed above. it ran be checked.
Mr.. c. E. Scott, Union Point, Ga.
read your articles and answers in
The Journal with great interest and
have profited BY them but not par
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
THE SOUTHERN INTERNA=
TIONAL. POULT TRY ASSOCIATION
pr<HE organization

pr>HE organization OF the
Southern international
Poultry association some time past
has disturbed, created more anx-
iety and awakened the poultry
interest in our midst more than
anything that has ever yet been
done in connection with this great
industry. The time had come
and the opportunity had presented
itself when something had to be
done, there were many waiting
for some one to say the word and
take the leadership. AS usual,
all things come unto him VINO
waits, provided he hustles while
he waits, the. waiter finally APP
peared. He took the lead ana
today he certainly has things
coming the right way. the way
that will show our Southern peo-
pie many of the great POSSIBLE
tiles and advantages that we have
before us in the poultry bust
ness. The poultry breeders OF the
South, as a rule, have been men
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
MARYLAND SOCIALISTS
GO AFTER BOY SCOUTS

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1.-THE Maryland
branch of the Socialist party is about to
launch a campaign against the existence
OF the boy scouts. which II condemns as
az organization that will prove harmful
for the laboring class.
Two reasons are set forth for this ac-
ton. one is that the organization was
imported from Europe and the other
that the knowledge OF warfare the boys
learned from drills would make It inn
possible for them to interfere with work.
men In strike.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
ne following wers the ruling prices 90 fhs
e~~h#nge to-day.
Teas barely steady: nIadlIns, i 1900;
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. AUG. T.-cottou futures
npemed steady a. advance q 70 j. points.
TIE ring vas vel supplied With buying efaeFs
o. and for snne time after the first cali ana
prices Responded quickly 70 the demand TIE
weather over Sunday favorable and crop
accnEnsx were hearish- Private crop reporting
bureaus came cut With reports showing nod
crate Improvement IN crnp conditions. Inc
movement n uew cottun was heavy and Mis-
sisxippi sent its first bale n the pew erop 70
this market In spite 81 all this. prices main
tanned . slow bat steady advance untn az the
end cf the first half hour Of trading. Prices
were 10 10 g points over Saturdays close
With TIE August delivery % paints mp ano
fkn more active REV. crop months 10 20 i
points %. skorx selling increased In volume and
nrires fell Oft un6er tha pressure until the
faI months were unchanged 70 point down.
eompared with Saturdays eiose- The minute
scaiplng khortx tried q take profits. however
they found The market ready 10 respond 70
their buying. Much ~ the selling was based
ou tie receipt here o. SOC bales Of rev cot.
ton and TIE ruuar that mueh new cotton would
~ rendered against August contracts Late
m the morning sessions. shorts showed no great
confidence and : little buying for long account
puf prices up. At noon the market was to
8 paints over SATURDAYS final quotstions-
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The faI1nwtnr WERE tire ruling rrsers 60 ths
er~hnrxe today.
Tane. steady; middling 12ise: quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08

Tone firm. sales o,cUV.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY, Aug. T.-Butter, creamery.
25c; firsts 23c; seconds 21c; packing stock
1Sc.
Eggs-Extras zoe; flrsts Iehc; seconds lie.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-08
Tobacco Habit BanishelI

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