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The Dolores star., 1911-06-09

A PRACTICAL committeeman. In
psssenting diplomas to . gradual.
tng class Of an eastern schools,
epoke . follows: "Oirls. 10 present.
iag Jon these diplomas, II. BY their
Significance you are led to allow
youg mother to do all the work,
bake all the bread. sweep all the
Aooss because you can read Latin
q dkmonslrate . theorem In geom.
etry, then hes your school been Z
0noe unfortunate course, and In oil
III teachings you have ever re.
cslved q ny hands. ] trust there
- hsen % lessoa that has weaned
- ftoa The dish pan. Boys. u
Iron this graduatioa you 60 out
Ito the world too nice to carry
spood I'D swili The hogs, II reed Be,
~ ~ oar SCHOOL failed In ID
DnspnDs Midtown The wroag seed. -
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09

Gone u 49, auakon cd aflsr Z
Desperate stssegls ovesco0e ~
habit an1 lsasn 70 work. % sevs
~ 70 psspass fos ehs Inevitable
eainy day o9eoy = the0, bow.
ev( dsih ~ driIt until thsy b.
GO sccsy pc recsd)ss u ~
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09
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ysse, nsEidian, hes He'd nalice u lnten
ss1ahilsA eIela 70 ~ iand e6Dvs descsibsd,
beeDse Z. 4. CharnA0sst. clerk oe III county
eesn 81 neesssune ccsnty, Cclceado. Is Cor.
~ Celossdo. @ Tie q. day a JuIy Vii.
william ". fuckes, Charles BQuirea. Albert
Joqss asd Henry G. Wood ill Of Dolores, Colo.
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eisst Dab. Juns .. 1911 Last pub. July. IL. isii
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09

TnnaB ass loo many boys and
nirlD u ~ eoastsy and city. more
= ~ 1o1oe than u the former. who
20 49, = jook upon work q
- ehe0. There ere thous-
49, of ~ = ~ threshold Of
11xg1nv ~ ruenln The sane views
NJ ko111o 49, lbood encoesage.
1rf S okolg oasolog yoass. VIA
1llgo = - elnas = psspls
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09

II I promoter tries to sell you
stocks that will double In . year
and psomise>to pay 90 per cent
annual dividend. b. assured that
somebody u trying to make On
easy living on your hard earned
cash. Don't be fool. Lead that
stock promoter TO. the front door
SD gestiy kick hIa over into the
next county.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09

WultH Zen men watch To-
chances. one man nakes . choace.
while m men walt ios somethioG
tosurn up. one turns so0sthing up;
% while ten fail one succeeds end
u caIIed . man Of luck. the favor.
~ Of fostaae, IVek and tcstuae
are the reoalk q Goaest endonvof,
work ard toll, and II you would
suecsed. . - wusk..
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09

Fos 6als-Fivs Ms end swe heosss
- Seventh stssss Ds,asss: ~ 49, -
10 sssss eeAesl Nod - oaGshss vlaG
EsqslEs = y. n. Jsaa. Dssssss. Oh.
soDo.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Mexico CITY, Mex, June 7.--0ixty.
three were killed aud ssvsnty.iivs To-.
jured also . property loss q one hun.
drsd thousand dollars 10 the result Of
IN earthquake which rent the capital
this mornisg and hes INJECTED . note
Of tragedy Into what was expected 70
b. day Of unalloysd reloieing. When
the ruins are thoroughly searched u b
likely that the dsath llst will b aug
mssted. The shock lasted for four
minutes. from four-thirty o'olock.
Mors than half the dead accounted Tor
ars the ssldien caught beneath the
iAlling walls and barracks. six wsFs
also killed at the city power plant.
-
Havana, June 7.-rhe first stage Of
actual work Of the battle ship Maine
was completed Yesterday afternoon
whom pumplng opsratious csassd afsss
the water level within the sofvss dan,
had bsen lowered ave Ssss. tbs lsavss
. portion Of the wreck visio,s abovs
water practically the same = on ~lhs
night of the disaster 6ssoss the hull
bad time 70 become imbsddsd In the
mud ~ the bottom q the harbos.
Thsrs b now Visible long stretch u
the stasboard Side Of the quastss DISH
which b slightly saissd, owing 70 the
Int 20 mort al the alter tvo.thlrde q
the ship. The slghtinG and portion
Of The roof oe the ten-lnch alsss tussse
% The port eide. ass abovs waess. All
The sswiy exposed portions ~ cover
a With hasnaslss and sank marine
Vegetable growth, the removal q
whlsh = sssCeasaey foe sanitary rsasens
bseoss decomposition sses 10.
=
The Dolores star., 1911-06-09
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The Dolores star., 1911-06-09


/. II:oo--Parade Town Park lead BY band.
rlns-Music and Speaking in Park.
1900. Barbecue and Basket Dinner
r,o-fIorse Race: feefora 600 yards SIS f $40 second
a:oo-Foot Race; boys under i6 81 first, s. second
ais-Foot Race; boys under IA; s. first, s. second
a:3o-Indian Horse Race; bucks $ro 6rs IS second.
a4s-Foot Race girls under s. FIRST s. second.
500 Saddle Horse yards free for all that
any public money; $50 first, $as second.
3-,o-Indan Horse Race squaws; IS 6rst S. second
4oo-Fs series Of base games Base ball prizes $50
Sac second Three enter Winner Of first prize
to win games.
s:,o-Grand ball at opera house.
JULY sTu. MORNING.
ooo-Second series Of base ball games
Iioo-Final series Of ball games.
isoPouy Race hands UNDER S., rst SIS second
experimentation Race yards free for oil horses that have
money in previous $50 6rst $as second
s,oMue Race free for 400 yards SIS 6rs $3.50 second
Race free for all horses that have
money In previous races; $40 6s; Sac second
s:so-Crand Ball in opera house.
Rsnce Pee per Of 6rt all horse and mule
races except Indian -Four three start
speciaities between Ill races.
Osher amusements too numerous mention.
COMMITTEES.
W. W. DUNLAP. H.B. WALLACE, r. L. NASH
A. W. DILLON. Marsha Of the Day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
SEAT SALE OPENS
 THIS MORNING
Tickets For "NIadame Sherry's' Per formance to Be Placed on Sale at
 ETkS Today.


 This morning at g o'clock seats will go on sale at the box office of the Elks Theater fer the engagement Of Madame Sherry ihe phenomonally' successful musical comedy which VIII appear here for one performance, Monday, April 3.
 v That the attendance during the en- gagement of Madame Sherry ill th's city will relatively equal that of Chi cago, where the piece ran through the heat of the summer, mad that Of New York, where the spacious Ams- terdam Theatre is inadequate to hold the crowds, is almost certain from the number of mail orders that have been received from peop9 who are anxious a enjoy this delightful French 7ad4 devile, For sMadame, Sherry" is rovelty in every way. It's comeoy is bright and refreshing, and lhe story is much more plausible and consist q. than is found in the ordinary nln- sical farce: it's music is not only en- chanting, but every number IS the result of some situation in the com edy. Tn points of production. cast, chorus and special orchestra. Wa dame Sherry" represents the last wnr1 ir perfection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
CONTESTS TONIGHT
 AT HIGH SCHOOL
Representatives VIII Be elected FrOn, Pine Bluff For State Contests at
 Little Rock Next Month.

Music, Reclamation and reading School auditorium tn evening at 9.3c o'clock All adnlsSi oG cf ten cents will be charged These contests are preliminary to the annual state oratorical, reading and musical con- tests which will be held i'll Little Rock April 2S and % The winners of tonight's contest will be the repre-. sentatives at Little Rock.
 The prizes will be for the winner "t the first place in music contest, s' by Edgar Brewster. Winner of the second place ill music, S2.30, by Prof. M. D. McNell. Winner of the first place ill Reclamation contest, s by J G. Taylor and Dr W. T Lowe. Win her of second place in Reclamation contest, $250 Winner of first place in reading contest, s5, by D. w. Ri chey. Winner of second place in reading contest, $2.50 by Harry Hanf. The IOllQWluS I)l OS, dlii IIdo bt"t GU ranged for the contestants, but the judges have not yet been named: Invocation.
 Dleclamation, ''The AmDiotious Youth," Roe Brewster. Piano solo, s'Rhapscdie Hongrolse, No. 6'' OiszD, Miss Cathron Lice.
 Reading, Winning Cups Race, (Brown), Miss Mary Mccoy
 Piano solo, 'Faust-valse' (Gounod Liszt), Miss Mildred Daniel.
 Piano solo, Concert MaZurka" (Hahn), Miss Edith Woodbridge.
 Reading "Mamye's Story of Red Riding Hood" (Riley), Miss Ellice Breathwit
 Piano solo, La Regata Veneziana' (Liszt,) Miss Sula Dalrymple.
 Defamation, Southern Heroes, John Toney.
 Piano solo "Valse Arabesque" (Lack), Miss Etta Winters
 Reading, "The Gypsy Flower Girl, Miss Jean Hart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
The Word Derrick.

The word derrick for a machine used .o lift heavy weights is curiously de rived from a l.onGoH hangnlan in the beginning of tlr seventeenth rcntn:'y whose nanle Was ihecdoric ai,ti W!i" is often mentioned in old plays !'r rides circuit Ni;h the t.eyi.. arn Der rick must be his host and lyborne the mn at which he will light occurs in The Rellman of London" published in 1G16. The name thus corrupted came afterward to bc applied by an easy transition to the gallows and later still to any frame or contrivance resembling 1t in shape.
 Her Part.
 "I understand that your wife col laborates with you?'
 Yes; her work aids me immensely '' "I don't believe I have ever seen any of her writings"
 "She doesn't write; she prepares my meals."--Houston Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
LAKESIDE PEOPLE ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
Over the Work Planned h! the School Improvement Association, Organ
 ized Yesterday.

Many ladies of the Lakeside diH- trict who have pupils in the Lake side school attended the meeting call- ed for yesterday afternoon at the school, the result of which was the organization of School Improve ment Assoc; ;ation for Lakeside The meeting overflowed with i.l crest, and it is thought that the naw asso- citation has such an impetus ;hat ;he work will begin i'll earnest at once.
 The following off cers were elected: Mrs. w. R. Crawford secretary; Mrs. H F. Williams, first vice president; Mrs Hall second vice prc;dent; Mrs. w. R. Crawford, secretly; Mrs John Alexander, treasurer. Ms Zen Rice, press correspondent; The as- sociation is to aouse active co-opert- tion in improving and beautifying the school aid it's surroundings
 Prof. r. G. May, principal of .Ee scho~l. and through whom the O.
 
 meeting by issuing Invitations Wleu- nesday He opened the meeting with a few remarks yesterdaE afternoon and was pleased to note the enthus~ asm with which the ladies discussed tn subject.
 The next meeting will take place Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the school, and at this time the as- sociatien will determine and outline the line of work most needed. This is a work that is dear to the heart O. every citizen of the community, and 1t is hoped that the next meeting Wilt be a great mass meeting of the peo- pie, especially the mothers of child ren who attend the school. Prof. May has inaugurated several lines ps work and has the gratitude of both pupils and parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
ATTORNEY SHAW
 DEFINES "HICHBALL'
(Continued from Page l )

appealing emarks on the subject 'Whose Boy?" Among tire other l. tertaning speakers of the afternoon were Miss Julia Williams, who gavf 2 paper Charged With Murder and little Miss Norma Rutherford, wuo ot fered recitation
 It was announced that the Temper ance recitation contest for the school pupils will take place on April IA for the grammar school pupils, and enc week later for the High School pu- pills.
 The local union now has a petition which they are circulating and which they will later present to representa- tives from this district in the As sembly, for the support of the Ra'h- ey-Lee statewide prohibition measure It is stated that ali of the white school teachers of the city have sign ed the petition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
S CaldweIf Honoree.

Miss Henrietta Taylor was one If charming hostesses of yesterday, tertaining the Silk Stocking bridse nb and very few society maidens th a beautifully appo nted bridge . ncheon, onplimentary to Mis- (roline Caldwell, a bride-e1ect. AL pugh Miss Taylor limited her guest
 her party was an affair of intec- tng exclusiveness and charming tail. She was expected to entertain
 autifully and she did. The entire
 me was decorated in the Easter lily ea. The tables all had large vases led with Easter lilies, w tn the ex- ption of the honoree's which was cOrhted with bride roses. Ferns Id smilax were used with the beau
 ul white of the lilies, making {, Tor scheme of white and gpeen. The ace. .ieards carried out the novel Tor idea as did the elegant six urse luncheon. The ice cream |Rs frozen in Easter lilies, the nuts |ere in 1i11ies and the candle shades lere h1fies. Miss Lut1e Alexander |on the club prize, in the game, a Rir of silk hose The guests prize hs a hand embroidered towel, and hs won by Miss Mary Kate Riley he honoree was presented with hand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
Besides

embroidered pillow cases. Besides tle honoree, Miss Taylor's gu:sts were Mesdsmes w E Hol-, of Lex ington, N. C.; 0. e. Townsend, of New York; ! R. Speers, c E, Philict W. H. Iangford, z. H. Tr'ple+t anel Bison Hale; Misses Catherine Dean. Of Opelika, Ala; Catherine Seay, oe La Grange, c @-: Lutie Alexander Bess Atwood. Mann, of Mal'ianna :; Annie Martin, May Reynolds, Nettie Grace, Eleanor and Mamie Nunn Mary Geisreiter, Allie M2e Howell, Mary Kate Riley and Emily Howell, of Chattano aga.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
rTpcm vrApD nTTEATs = LAKESIDE TEAM

Two girls basketball teams rom
 tbe First Ward and Lakes'd de schools ,pleyed game on the Lakeside cor yesterday afternoon and the fars1 w.d g;r,s won by score of IA to [. John yarga and Prof. Ernest McN"h- v;e were f.e referees. The halves we've played in fifteen minutes The n,avers for the First ward scno T were Misses Alice Bluerocs and Az
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31

nes Barber forwards; Misse; Annie Short and Gladys Rollo, guards, aud Misses Pearl Holt and Bertie May Thomas, centers. The line up of the Lakeside school included Misses Geraldine Clark and Mary Sorrels, forwards; Misses Vesta Bur chfie]l an l Ouida Sanders, guards, and NJ MSscs Clara Langford and Mary Fox cen- terS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
Willing Workers,

The Wi71fng Workers held month. !y meeting yesterday afternoon in tne Bluff City Club. The regular 'rou- t:ne business was crspose1 of after which tempting refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyes The hostesses weres Mesdames Ado'I' Blutaenthal, H. Solmscn, J. B. Ssm"n A. s. Rosenberg and J. ScMoss. The hostesses for the next meeting will be Mesdames Alex Lazaru' :' Baer. s. Thalhe'mer l.. Klarberg and Henry Marx
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
4ssszss-ssSs W 'SalIee.HudSOn.

 SSallee. Hudson.
 Miss Mary Lee Sallee, daughter tof MT. and Mrs. l.. T. Sallee, and f.u1us Hudson, son of MT. and Mrs Marlo1' A. Hudson, were Quietly marrleo Tuesday evening by Dr. J. l. MOTIFS .rastor of the First Presbyter,a1l church, at the- maase on West Sixth venue. oniy the immedtates req lives were present. The wedding was a. surprise to tue many frlerds of the young couple. Mrs, Hudson is a 1910 High School graduate, charming and cultured young lady and has many friends. MT Hnd' son is a popu1,r young man. MT and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
bdies' Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid Sec ety Uf the Pop Street Presbyterian church held
 meeting Tuesday afternoon with rs. C. c LoVe]ady, on Poplar street business session was conducted af- r which soc.al session was h. |Ved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
LADY EAGLES
 SOCIAL CLUB BALL

Lady's Eagles Social Club, No. l., will give it's second annual ball, April IS. at Eagles hal. Seibert's orches- tra will furnish the music Admis- sion one dollar. 8 28 got.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
iC0terie ChGrus.

Despite the bad weatber of last Saturday afternoon large number If members of the Coterie Chorus a. tended the meeting at the Tanrle Mrs. Jesse R. Core tho new dires stress would like to meet all the members next Saturday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at the Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
"At HNme'' Affair

Mrs. s. C. Alexander has issued 1n- tations for an at home" on Thurs
 y, April 6, ron three to five in
 r spacious place, Bermuda Cot ge, coTuplimenting Miss Caroline Rldwell, Mrs Holt and Mrs Ga1G- ell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31

Mrs Hudson will be at home at the residence of the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hudson, at Englc- side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
SULPHUR SPRINGS
 ROAD MEETING

meeting of the property own ars of the Sulphur Springs and Camden roads will he held Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the schoolhouse at the forks of the roads, few miles west of Pine Bluff. The meeting has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31

been called to hear the report of tho committee appointed some weeks ago to inspect and look into the road work and taxat;o on of the new district. All the property owners are urged 10 be present on that occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31

Mrs. E. G. Rosenberger Is tho guests of MT. and Mrs. James Good win at Langford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31

Mapleine is purely vegetable extract that needed because tyfie will gallons of less than sixty gallon delicious maple than mape
 Mapleine eake icig frostings puddinys ice extensively satisfaction soft a other ingredients will neither cook out bake freeze 
 Mapene the rich mans decacy and the mans friend Nane handled sold throughout the United States bting shipped daily to many foreign countries. Mapene has become staple article with wholesale and retail grocers, grocer Crescent Mapne be obtained through his Obber Beware of limitations substitutes Every Crescent Mapene 
 Mapleine comply with national o pure 
 Be call demonstration and for bottle of Mape" receiving cook book with f tested recipes.
 MapIeine ersam candies will daily demonstration
 Dreyus Dry will Mapleine, but through generously donated space to have 1t advertised
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-31
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SOCIETY

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
SLOW With Police
During last MONTH
FOR THIRTY DAYS TOTAL or 23I
ARRESTS WERE MlDE-ONE
DRUNK \ DAY.

Business proved rather slow in Po-
lice Court circles during the month
Of July. Only 2Si arrects were made
by the officers. This is an average
of a little less than eight arrests
each twenty-four hours. A majority
Of the arrests for the month were
either for violating the city booze
ordinance or for lettering around a
liquor joint.
During the month Just closed, the
city has made a vigorous campaign
against the booze business with the
result that nearly half the income
from the police department has come
from this line The income, however,
would be much greater We're it not
for the fad that most Of the persons
convicted Of bootlegging appealed
their cases to he County Court
During the last thirty days thirty
nine arrests for drunkenness have
been made. an average Of a little bet
ter than one a day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
MAY IS THE MONTH
OF roses, ANYWAY
THE MONTH or JUNE FELL FAR
BEHIND IN ISSUANCE or
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Although June is popularity known
as the month of brides aud roses,
this fair reputation suffered during
the past month by a comparison
with the month OF May During the
month Just closed only forty-oue H.
censos to wed were granted, which
compared with the number issued
during the month Of May ffty-scNcn.
shows falling behind of sixteen.
Therefore, May carries Off the palm,
and, anyway, May is the real month
Of roses IN Oklahoma.
June even fell behind the average
for the year, which is forty three.
Possibly the hot weather had some
thing to do with it, Even February
the shortest month I'm the year, had
better record than June, there hav-
ing been fifty licenses issued in that
month.
A noticeable fact about the licenses
Issued during the past month was
the unusually low ages of the brides
Nearly a dozen of the fair brides had
not yet reached their majority IS
years, aud it was necessary to see
cure their parents consent to the
unions
The most peculiar license issued
during the month was that Of a man
of 40 to a girl of II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
Three Arrested ON
JURY INDICTMENTS
H. IL. MILES AND VI. B. NEEltE'
OF SPERRY, AND ONE TUbSAN,
ARE REQUIRED TO GIVE BOND

Two men from Sperry and one
from Tulsa felt the heavy hand Of
the grand jury yesterday when they
were arrested on warrants from in
dictments charging them with sell
ing liquor. The three men arrested
were r. H. Miles, on three indict-
ments, and NJ. b. Neere, three in
dictmcnts, both of Sperry; and Al
Judy, Of Tulsa, on four indictments.
The men we're arraigned before
County Judge Gubser and entered
pleas Of not guilty Bond In the
amount Of $500 for each Indictment
was put up by the prisoners for their
appearance at the next term of the
County Court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
HALLS
Correct Dress for Women
Halls To Be An Exclusive
Garment Store

Several lines to be closed out to make room for
an exclusive line Of garments. We believe we can
serve you best by handling garments alone, and in
order to make room for the increased stock we eX-
pect to carry this season, it is necessary to close
out several lines now in store. It's to be an eX-
elusive Garment Shop''-nothing but garments.
In order to make a quick turn we will begin on
these stocks Monday morning and it will be Muslin
Underwear first. Our entire stock Of Undemus-
Inns will be on sale Monday morning at prices that
will insure quick selling.
In connection with the Undemuslms, several
special lines will be run along at the same time, and
remember these stocks must be sold In the mean
time look over
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01

Calais, France, June &c. Seven ~
the contestants In the European cir
cult Aviation Race have arrived
here The ayiutors started from Rou-
buIs on the d>th stage. which calls
for IA flight to caAsc, and an who
reached here 8ofcly say that the
trip was one OF the most difficult
and thrilling they have yet conouut-
cred.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
Rats In the Cellar
Mice In the Pantry
CCCkroaohss In the Kitchen

What can be more disagreeable than
a home infested with vermin? Destroy
them with Stearns' Electric Rat and
Roach Paste, the standard extermln-
ator for more than thirty years.
Kills Off rats, mice or cockroaches in
a single night. Does not blow away
like powders; ready for use; nothing
to mix. The only oxterminator sold
under an absolute guarantee Of money
back IL II fails.
Sold everywhere BE sure 10 get tho
genuine; 25c and 800. Stearns Elec-
trio Paste Company, Chicago, Ill,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
SUMMER NAN.r,n,S

win be much moro interesting &c you
have the "World' to read every day
Phone 1890 or send ms a postcard
and it will start same day your order
Is received no red tape pay when
YOU return home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-01
SUMMER VACATIONS

viii De much more interesting II you
have the World to read every day
Phone 1890, or send us a postcard
and it will start same day your order
is received. No red tape-pay when
you return home.