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II Comforts the Bereaved.
Tabernacle Shadows Of the Better
Sacrifices"

This little Book is not for the ordi-
nary reader, but most decidedly II is
what every advanced Bible Student
and earnest Christian should possess
and study thoroughly. II costs but
Ten Cents, is illustrated and draws its
lessons on the higher life from the
types and shadows OF Israel's typical
Atonement Day and other sacrifices.
Surely every earnest Christian should
have this little book and Hnd In It
mine Of spiritual wealth, health and
refreshment. Order 1t now from the
Bible and Tract Society, II Hicks
street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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LOST CASH FOUND BY HENS
Roll Dropped by Farmer Is Discov.
cred Being Fought Over by
His Chickens.

Logansport, Ind.-Ray Morris. living
ten miles north of Logansport, came
to the city intending to deposit $500
which he had received for his wheat
On reaching the bank he discovered
the money was missing from his
pocket.
Immediately he telephonei TO his
wife. and was cheered when she said
she had found the cash.
Shortly after he had driven out OF
the yard Mrs. Mortz noticed two chick
ems pecking and tugging at a green
looking object in the yard. She in,
vestigated and found 1t to be the $500
roll which her husband hal dropped
LIlputian Sandwiches.
A game of poker at one of the lead.
ing notes.-the game which is plav d
every Wednesday night during the sea
son, had lasted well into the night.
Sandwiches were ordered-the famil-
lar triangle variety were served and
had disappeared. A hungry shout
went up for more.
More sandwiches, waiter" said the
man with the kitty"
Yes, sab! How many, sah?" re-
turned the waiter
Well" said the player, with cal
culating air. Judging by the size OF
your sandwiches and the size of this
bill, should say about $4,000 worth" "
Philadelphia Times.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
ADMIRES PASTOR RUSSElL'S
BOOK.
Tho Divine Plan Of the Ages"
Every One Should Read Il.

Atlanta Constitution says-'"This
wonderful book makes no assertions
that are not well sustained by the
Scriptures. II is built up stone by
stone. and upon every stone IL the
text, and 1t becomes pyramid OF
Gods love, and mercy. and wisdom.
There Is nothing in the Bible that the
Author denies or doubts, but there are
many texts that he throws food OF
light upon that seems TO uncover their
meaning"
II Comforts the Bereaved.
"Bill Arp" says-"It is impossible TO
read this book without loving the
writer and bordering his wonderful
solution of the great mysteries that
have troubled us all our lives. There
Is hardly family to be found that has
not lost some loved one who died out
side the church-outside the plan Of
salvation, and, II Calvinism be true,
outside Of all hope and inside Of eter-
nal torment and despair"
300 pages-cloth bound. 80 cents
postpaid Bible and Tract Society. II
Hicks Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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ISLgTENArENIHsts
I'y'TLBROKCYN j
|f7lABERNAC[E
BIBLE STUDIES.
NATIONAL REFORM OF OLD

NATIONAL HEFOHM Or OLD
n Chronicles 15;1-15-January IS
BE strong. therefore. and let not pour hands
be peGk; for pour cork shall be rewarded"
- HIS Study shows US young Ring
whose environments In youth had
been unfavorable. in that his IA
Their was far from being a good man, and
his early years were under the influence
OF a grandmother who was an idol wor-
shipper In the midst of thiiplnfavorable
setting Asa quickly developed a loyalty
TO God and soundness of judgment benefi-
cial 10 his kingdom.
We have all had experience with char
acters of this kind. We have occasionally
seen children of evil parentage who SEEM
ed TO see the evil of the parental course.
and 10 be nauseated herewith. and by
this led into right paths. 1t has at times
appeared as though Divine Providence
occasionally interposed In prenatal influ-
ences which made the child very different
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0ea-ee 9y4r~<-

Freddy-Did you bet on the base
ball game, Willie9
Willie-Why, | was going to, but
when / offered to bet husky fellow
two ice cream sodas to box of car
amels he just gave me a rude stare.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
Fred L. Warner

Alfred Locke Dwight G. Sheldon
A T'1rkNFYS VT LAW-Ofnce over Tuin
stra Hardware Main St. Bedding. Mich
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12

The Hand Separator.
When you buy hand separator. IN.
sist upon giving II good trial before
accepting II.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Justices OF the Peace-E Is. Lapham, Albert L.
Spencer.
Aldermen-First Ward, Henry Gildemeister h.
e. Hudson; Second Ward. George Crawford
Daniel Skelenger; Third Ward, Frank L. Con
nell, Albert Il. Hull.
supervisors-First Ward, Fred l.. Spencer; Second
Ward, J. I. Angel; Third Ward, Barney C..
Curtis.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12

or. ,. q. Sm-t.
l ltN1 - 80" 49, Leorprs
n'ocr Ruhn -. t.r-t, soy, Bsl
~ Itch
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-12

JAMES E. FERGUSON. M. D.
Dractice limited 10 diseases of the Eye.
= Ear, Nose and Throat. Office 6l3
Ashton Building, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Citizens Phone 9777. Office hours To
4. In Belding office every Satlday az
ternoop.
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and an army of a million and three hun
dred chariots OF war, to attack the king
dom of Judah. After the custom OF the
times they foraged on the country through
which they passed. appropriating, devas-
tating etc.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
THE FlONZAtEY QUARTET;
THREE AFTERNOON CONCERTS

The Flonzaley Quartet gave the first
Of Its seasons concerts at Carnegie
Lrcsum last night and charmed n large
audience nv beautiful MIA wing The pro-
cr.mm. consisted Of Ua vdn,s ou,r,e, In
n m.tor on II. Maurice Ravel,s GUAR.
n, ana ~Roccber,ni.s quartet in A ms Tor.
-, rum,ar no. nr..sr,aa 4, ,a,r,r.
~. ,.,.Ion 80, ,ha 60 .o,on,,Is,.,
-.u,.~" 49, 49, 1890,
49,. D.. a.. ..su.. 49,. 49,,
N-oN 80, -"
sooo"u 'ioi"' ISL H'a' 'ioia' NV AVA"
DArchambeau. cello.
In the afternoon there were no less
than three concerts, at which not even
a n,,s,c rev,ewer who wa. n Marathon
..u,. n..a,. .,ro,ah,,, A,
rrr !, oe pie ~
FSumforu Han arthur "h''hs' al .he
harpsfchord. gave one OF his fascinating
university ~recitals of seventeenth and
and eighteenth century music, assisted
hv Cons,anca Edison vio,ni.t: George
.S--. r.v,,.. 80 Dr., Ke.,.- v,oIa
"'' "
u s~noe to-
The evening world., 1911-12-05
AIDA VOLUNTEERS
TO SING IN WORLDS
FREE CONCERTS
Great Operate Soprano Gladly
Gives Services and Warmly
Commends the Project.
ARRANGING THE DATE.
She Is the Wife of GATH
Casazza and a Pulpit of the
Great Marchesi.

Mme. Frances Aida, the great oper-
attic soprano. will be one Of the
soloists at the sixty-one free concerts
to be given this winter, the expenses Of
which. amounting to $4,000. will be met
BY The World.
1T will give me the greatest pleasure
to do what I a to help such q fine
project" said Nine. Aida. II shall
thoroughly enjoy doing my part in as
sisting in giving the highest class Of
music to those who are hungry for Il
but cannot AFFORD to pay to 60 to the
The evening world., 1911-12-05
DIABETES
4 simple Herb Quickly Cares This
Dread Disease. To stny Cured.

Diabetes has heretofore been considered incur.
able and the only hope held out 10 the afflicted
hss been to uolnug their years by strict dieting
A plant recently discovered In Mexico. called
Dabetol Herb. has been found to he a specific
In the treatment II diabctcs. quickly reducing ne
specific gravity AMI sugar. restoring ugor and
building M the system.
This harmless vegetable remedy VIII relieve The
patient of his worst SYMPTOMS, In the m"st
aggravated cases. within q week. and ~ prove II
We will mail the first EO~ package Tor DC With frce
bnoklc, ~ special value 10 the diahstic, containing
latest diet list and exclusive table ~ food values.
giving percentage OF starch and sugar t~carbohy'
lfa,esl in 80 different foods .
Tell your afflicted friends ~ this Offer and send
Pc to-day Ter q full-izel 10 IacLagc. AMES
The evening world., 1911-12-05
@. c. D0UGHERTY. FATHER
OF GRACE GEORGE, DEAD.
Actress, Who Was Playing in Phil
adelphia, Cancels Part of Her
Engagement There.

George c. Dougherty. the father Of
Miss Grace George airs. William a.
Brady. died early yesterday morning at
the Brady home. No. 3lG Riverside Drive.
Nj. Dougherty. who was sixty-nine.
had been suffering for some months
with lung trouble
In response to a telegram Miss George,
who is appearing in her husbands play,
Just to Get Married." hurried from
Philadelphia yesterday. and the Adelphi
Theatre there, where she was playing. Is
dark.
The funeral will take place from the
Church OF the Ascension. One Hundred
and Seventh street, ear Broadway. on
Wednesday morning.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Double Bill
Most Effective at
the Opera House
"Haenscl und Cretei"
and "Pagliacci" Both
~Spiendidty Sung Before
a Large and Enthusias-
tic Audience.
BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.

- =
SSY IAENSEL UND- GRETEL" and
"P%agliacci' made an admir-
able double bill at the Met
rsooatsn Opera House last night. The
h>anss was crowded to capacity. as II
0vays IL when Caruso sings. He was
Oenio In Leoncavallo's opera, which
was put on at the n He sang splen-
dedly and with spirit, and the house
rose to him after the "Ridi Pagliacc."
ANA Gluck was Media, a lovely
pasture In excellent voice. Amato, who
was Tonic. sang the prologue with fine
fervor and was interrupted. as usual.
MA untimely applause. After all these
years OF familiarity. one may despair Of
nnd1ng an audience that shall walt
Until the real. not the seeming, end
for the proper opportunity to show
Appreciation. DIM Glly was admir-
able as Silvio and Bada was Beppe.
StuFani conducted.
Humperdinck's fascinating fairy opera,
put on for the FIRST tins his year and
presented never better. ran through the
first Of Its three scenes with almost no.
bedy In the boxes. Bella Alien and
Marie hatfield as the two children were
inirnitable. the former singing with some
new grace. II seemed to the writer. AL
bert Relss made the witch a most sin
totsr being and danced over the broom
stick as almost no wopan could. Henri
eta Wakefield and Anna case were
charming as the Sandman m the Dew
~ Florence wickham has grown
into the part of Gertrude. and Otto
0onts's Peter Is one of his best crea-
tions. Alfred Hertz conducted At his
best.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
NOVELlST'S HOME BURNED.
Rupert Hughes and Wife forced
to Flee In storm.

Shortly before Sunday midnight fire
was discovered in the home Of Rupert
Hughes, the novelist and playwright.
at Bedford Hills. in the northern part
Of Westchester County, and the occu-
pants had to flee in the storm.
The fire was discovered by a servant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, who were asleep
on the second floor, We're aroused. They
managed TO gather up all their jewelry
and some personal effects and escape.
They spent the night with friends. The
Bedford Hills fire department could do
little except carry out the silver plate
and several valuable paintings. The
house was destroyed n the loss is
about s7j,o0o,
IT is believed the FIRE was due to a
defective fue, NJ. Hughes purchased
the place only a few months ago.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Handbags for Women
Gases for Mer

Sc-i Oiu SdSCS v FtCU
Gift items from the Leather Goods De-
partment-only hints from great stocln
and superb assortmeVts. I.
tLLNEIL SnLLN, MORE AND go"
40 iTILER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
or leather Ina ales-metalo or
covered fra. ncs-gilt. gum etal and
silver nnishes-silk or leather
u .cd-separate coin purse 49,. (.oOL
$40 AZ OR MOROCCO HANDBAGS
I; iyciope or carriage stylc-silk or
leather ltncd-OnU or more ffttinks-
corinliers or leather handles
beautiful quality ............ 4so9
LEATHER MUSIC CARRIER
OR ROLL-Stitched leather
handle and strap. ... ........ 80
MEMS THREE-FOLD CASES
Genuine Seal-with memorandum
book or card case-bill folds
attached are lined with MORE. t.SS
CHILDREN's AND MISSES BAuH- .
Leather. MORE, satin and velvet
metal Francs. double or single
handles, chains or cordeliers--
also flap styles. having button
fastcncrs-some have separate
coin purses-colors and black. 80. .09
Better qualities 10 lbs
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Execution at Port-Au-Prince.

KINGSTcl;. Jamaica, Dec. 5,-News-
papers hsre report summary executions
,~'side ~ Port-an-Prince. Hayti, thu
7S1Sims, II Is asserted. being guards
rant to Northern Hayti by ex-President
Simon to assist in putting down the re-
volt started by followers of Gen. Lee
cente. the present occupant Of the
Y~voaiAsntial chair.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
CT CHRISTMAS MONEY Gees Flk LLFEi
'usefuI Sits Ar AIwsysWanted'
Princess SLIPS

Great stocks. %conpiisi & many styles.
Lawns. Cambrics and N~ainsooas-
white, pink. yellow and blue
all skirts deliberately trimmed
well ribbOn run tops-tace
or lace and Embroidery trimmed
sizes ~ to ti-Through an unex-
pcctcd trade advantage we are able
To Offer these Slips. worth
Sl.29 to 81 ~. at ....... 10 to Loo
Muslin Underwear Department.
The evening world., 1911-12-05

terward san In most Of the great opera
houses OF Europe with great success.
1t Is probable that she will arrange
to appear at one Of the Sunday after
noon concerts with an orchestra Of
fifty piecps, at the end OF January or
early In February.
Arrangements have been completed
TO give one or more concerts In the
auditorium Of the Educational Alliance
at East Broadway and Jefferson street.
A concert will also be given under the
auspices of the Jacob A. Riis Settle
ment on Henry street.
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Gift Necess tiles In
Cluny and Other laces

To be right up to the last requirement,
nearly every embroidered ~centrepiece,
scarf or dolly requires q finish OF
lace. -. But that lace must be just
right. -. We have these Just Right
laces In Right ASSIGNMENTS at Right
Prices.
Cluly Laccs-varIous widths-
Cotton Cluny-white and ecrI 8 to .S6
Torchon Laces ...;,.....: 3 to 10
Filet Lace bands-white and ocru,
Walls. and shadow Laccs....... 8 to .o6
The evening world., 1911-12-05
CATTLE PEN" BRIDGE PLAN.

A new plan of loading trolley carl at
the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Christ mas Stationery

"Usefui Gifts Cause Greatest Piessssee'
A dainty gift card in each box.
Cambria ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ~
also fancy edges-square or fiat
boxes that make pretty work boxes
"a or so sheets and envelopes. ,06
silk Dimity-Pure white or white and
cOlors. or colOred edges on white
boxes OF various shapes and siSes-
also correspondence cards and 3
nvelOpes-sOnie boxes contain
both letter and note sixes ....... 40
Boxes Of Paper and En-, e.opes, with
lap pad covers . feature. 1900. S00
Photograph Frames
STERLING sILvER-round. oval "a
sQuare-hand ongrs we'd or plain
French gilt, antique copper and
bronze, silver plated In pierced do
sgls. French gray finish. also
ant.dde ivory-many dcdgns-
sonnsnwith heavy mats. 40 to Ice
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Xmas Gift NeckWear

Holiday ri Is that are beautiful and
useful Prices lowest possible for
qualities represented List includes
popular goods at pop lar prices.
STOCKS with Jabots or Frills-
net or lawn combined with Val.
Cluny or Point Voniso lace
= ucr. including real Irish croisct. ~ s.DS
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
Imitation BABY Irish. Point Vcnist
ana embroidered swiss
the acme Of Il tiutinoss- Special. a.. 40
Finer to .OS
SCARFS-Crcpo de thine-plain color
or printed, with hemstitched ends
extra quality-two yards lous, Ice
Finer scarfs. longer and wider. to O.8s
EGYPTIAN VEILS-white and black
deliberately wrought with silvered
metal In diamond or unique designs
warranted not to tarnish nor turn
color-cxQuisito for evening wear
1893 to 1O.Q8
The evening world., 1911-12-05
Quadruple Plated
ST vsrWare


patterns in )neit Community Silver
Plated Ware-suarantcod for fifty
ycArst
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The portal s"uul open. hli' lost no..
minute.
NNWoA'llhs In' 'NIpI''s dI I'-A
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ne spread .h, bold fiction for 400 there
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s ..u.nu, physician 90. ludiuu,p.
oIs dog up 1000 oII household m,mo-
uudum uuuk uH, atH,r d1, vhu, ho
tas umm1sIua around BOO h.s garrett
u- v.i, bad kept hot account. t
..,u,u u,y e,rr ur-t married 90 DO.
su .,tf. ago. A. Do, looked over n
n.- jaws ,am, apart ana Boz, neatly
had ut TH. prices "' grocer.
and meat aud such thugs ass sot
down iu tuu nuuh when compared
with tny prices of the pr,scn, time
u,r. enough Co m,k, u iuau send u
a RIO, uaII 60 the police station
Th. grand uld doctor carried hs
not .,,k 60 the office of the Daily
N.,. auJ th, editor read it and made
a. STOW ul it Think 90; huying '
dressed ,hiDkru for 0, cents ThIHt
, ot Del. 'ng lars, CURED ham tor $780,
1h, yocior used 60 do % iu th, bal.
| cyou dlts when Hc began hous,N,,p-
lu. Nl,u DO, .ouid,r,d such ugarv'
land n,a looked at Ga, last bills b..
received from th, grp,,ry and myu
Ii.tkyt a, felt lik, rcsoruns Go ,Io.
| l"pp,
Sat tn, du,tor failed Co MAX, du,
allowance ur th, fact that o. tn'
| butcher ana gro,rrs get moro Tor
their wares nowadays. SO do IA. phs.
siciar> pcopl, usually forget such
things when b,valling m, grand old
DAYS II tina, Zine old gentleman had
| tho usual experience OF th, doctors
OF ao wears ago be- must know aha,
la dollar then looked IS. big Co him
as O. Ferris wheel Hr probably hao
ltU 'nutc tong JOURNEYS into the ,ouu
J tr, to earn few dollars ANA th,r
wait % year uf two briur, o., got them
! Doctors. Iil., editors and many 9th
crs. had Go take out % good share o'
thc.r earnings leo trade. and tn ,ishl
of real muuo was unusual Tb, aN.
rrgc doctor ut TODAY can afford @,
pa, $40 .ur r ham better than BOD,
grandfather COULD afford Go pa, 81 'u
| Et,rNthng Ny cat urN wear cost.
% great deal moor, than b. used Co.. .o-I
when th, world was N..uE ana hap
IpN but our earning .u0cit, uas BOO.
creased correspondence md -,
| there's really uo kick coming
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GOOD SHOWERS At
STANLEY AGAIN
Drought Is Broken and Crops
Look Much Better That a
Week Ago; Beans and Hay
Are Being Harvested Now.


A
-trI. AL Aus 81. i.ud
-n.v.,r.. ,ruuuuu1 loo 600 Co.. over ONE
.n.r u, ...uu ha,, HI.rn JOB 'n,
.,t,.utt. .. -suIr, during 600, HH.I
,...E ..r ron pr.s.. r- ATE uur1
I1.prt..u
san. ..au. ar, UDu- harvested
and Ia. ID. u,.l. pushed rapids.
I.. I..naan. uhu haas been ,mu'Hf
.,d.at N.uup ur several V,rh. post
r,tIfru,. fn -aui,s Goa th, lIU
Tho uar-tar of tn, statehood Hil
s,a. celebrated al staul,. b. 3D. trD..
ror-,Ir ... ..,,m supper al tu, school
huus. au Friday rytuna
Mrs o. y ~t,N,i 90. Muratu was
la -tarI... Visitor on th, l>tn
Mrs g. ~ Est,s and children zee
turned boo Gallup un tna 'Hth
rnrIs -rr,.n. who has been iu tu,
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tho lHntu BOO p|d town yesterday was
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s4esSSAeS eAA@~~~~ss
Can ron MEETING oI WV Vs.
IICNN CENTHNL tOMMlliit
M nI-nN MILO cot NlN.

Th, Republican c'atrN ''"'''l' ,
uf Bcruauuo county w hereby gay
to meet 40 th, office of Mann ven
able in the cuts o' Albuquerque "n
Monday moruul August -. IAN. 'I
90 O'Clock a. m. to discuss matters "'
inheritance tor th, interest "i the
mart, boo B,ruallllo county.
The following b. llst cot the meme
b,r. of tho committee and OF the rN-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

And dospit, tHr tack that Nj Fer
guson aud Mr strpup are boz bad
standing with the lunta th,s appear
Co bear up remarkably we'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

An bod, having TOY canuons should
leave them al thr morning paper Il
may be- necessary 90 IRE another
Opening gun almost ans time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25
UNIVERSITY Of NEW MEXICO HOPES
TO HAVE WINNING FOOTBALL ELEVEN

Believed That Enough of the Old Material Will Be Back
the Hill This Fall to Form Nucleus of Strong Aggre-
CATION Definite Schedule Is Not Yet Set But There
Will Be at Least Half Dozen Games Gridiron Sport
Will Boom Under New Rules Opinion of Close Follow
ers of Game
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

s. o. harrington .f swuuc, .
spending tu, caE H.r, uu business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

Charley dear said young Mrs
ToIhin~. TN, cooe we took without
"a recommendation has lcft us.
= suppose was the weary reply,
"ihat is brctus, we ur. among inc
thirgs SHE didn't consider oi SUFFICIENT
valu, to take with her "-- Washington
star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

Uncle Henry rs 90 GOOD orm io' a
Young man 60 shave himself
ms perfectly correct m} boz. q n"
can afford 90 patrouizo har'r. AMI
shayes himself from choice. Bu' "
ne can't anord 10 and shayes himself
from motives OF economy iis Nory
bad form Chicago Tribune
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

Men are such rude things sail
he sulcfcilluus girl
HAS any ul them dared 90 address
YOU without au muoduCliun'
NO Bui In crowd one got hs
face AN mixed up with my haTp'ns
aud never even said excuse NE.
Washington star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25

The wonderful bursts Of enthusiasm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25
TOMORROW LAST DAY
Of BIG GOLDEN
RULE SALE

l.s last call 90 nc Golden Rules
Au4usJ Cash sale This memorable
summon merchandising event VIII
clos, tomorrow evening, the feature
specials for tn, day being STYLISH
ready -to-voar goods 90 prices that are
absolutely urosislaul, There are
+ul lcu number of splendid sale
values 100 other depdI mcuts, aad o.
Is safe 40 say thar these will be- snap
ned uH before the daN i- over.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1911-10-18
MOUNT OLIVE.

. . o
Mt Olive, Oct. 9.-Mr. James Craw-
ford is suffering great deal from a
rising on his leg.
The cotton in this country is about
all opened. The crop is short and the
price is short. What will become of
the poor. farmer? The bear is smiling
these days.
Mrs. Lizzie Washington has gone to
visit her son, Rev. j. H. Washington,
at Piedmont, S. G.. While there she
will meet her daughter, Mrs. Taby
Webb from Cleburn, Tex, who will
visit relatives and friends here for
several weeks.
Mrs. j. B. Hill and Mrs. Maggie
Washington went to Laurens last Fri
day. Mrs. Hill will remain with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. M. Hud-
gems for few days, where she went
to have her baby treated for bleeding
which was caused from fall.
r. Mrs. Manurva .~Hill who has been
sick for some time is improving.