davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
INDIANS ONLY ONES
 THAT REALLY FOUGHT
AMERICAN WHO WAS IN SUN DAYS FIGHT TELLS OF RANK
 coWARDlcE OF REBELS.
lDonelas Internationall 2

Dick Highheld. who claims that he was with the iRsurrectos at the bat tie of Agua Prieta last Sunday ar rived in Douglas yesterday. He de- .elares that fourteen Indians were practically all the insmrectos who did any fighting on that occasion and that they were led by Red Lopez in person. According 10 High field Colonel Blanco and his entire force came out intending to at tack Agua Prieta, but with the ex- cepdun of the Indians they all beat it" as soon as the federals were dis covered and they began firing. Red Lopez tried to rally tho reIeating rebels. but was unable to do so. Highdeld says that in the light three the Indians were killed two out right during the fight and one more dying next morning in camp. High field claims to have been among the advance guard when the first shots were fired, but says that he had no gun and was expecting to get one during the early battle. but did not succeed in doing SO.
 Highheld declared that Red Lo- peg left Bianco two days ago. ac- eompanied by two men, and that his men were resting up in the hills. ready to join their leader again when he desires them to do so. lie joined "Redr Lopez one day last week when he was in Douglas and stated that he would probably return to him later Asked as 10 the supply and quality of food he received with the insurrectos. he said that tor dllas and beef was the bin of fare, bat that for the last three days beef was the only diet Highfeld said that the federals bullets all went over the heads Of the insiurectos and that he was within only a few feet of a federal when he was shot at.
 Not all the rebels have arms.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
The Humor of Maraan.

J. Pierpont Morgan is gifted with a great deal moro of humor than is gen orally known Not long ago while in London he was introduced to a woman who made some preteutions to peerage. Pardon me said the woman haughti- Iy. "To whiel. .AIorganS do you belong?" "oh. we are aa indepe ldent branch, :" replied r-. Morgan slyly, 'but we date back to i.ic Norman kings" "Ah, then, yoE have coat of arms," Mir Nor gan dug down into his pocket and brought forth shining American twen. " dollar gold piece This" he said. lis our cont of arms. A few other families have adopted the same em- blem- But" he continued confidential ly. i've are gathering them in as fast as possible"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
PIONEER'S HOME MEETS GREAT
 DEMAND

PHoENIN. March 2O-on his was to California for a ten days vaca ton. Major A J. Doran. superin. tendent of the Arizona Pioneers home. located at Prescott. passed through Phoenix yesterday. He con. ferred with Governor. Sloan. with Secretary Robert A. Craig of the board of control. and ether territo- rial officials, reporting the home to be in first class shape.
 The old pioneers certainly appre- oiate the home that the territory has provided for them. said Major Do ran to the Republican "It has 19 inmates at present and it win be only a short time until an it's forty rooms are occupied. The board Of control has received enough applica- tions to dB the building twice over, but great care is being exercised that no one is admitted who is not en. titled. under the law, to become an inmate. Each application is being thoroughly investigated. and the most worthy applicants will be admitted.
 T do not believe the pioneers who have not yet seen the home realize what Arizona has done for the old timrs. The home is as perfectly ap- pointed as any hotel and is not in the remotest sense a poor house We do everything in our power to make the inmates feel that they are only enjoying something that is their just due. which islcertainly the case. We try to make it seem like Q real home and think we are succeeding, for the inmates are one happy family.
 Often when I show one of our old pioneers to his room and he finds himself in richly comfortable fur. nished quarters, with running water and other conveniences commonly found in the homes of well-to-do peo- pie or in expensive hotels, he breaks down and cries. Few who have come to the home had any idea Of what they were coming to-"
 According to Major Doran, the home has three inmates from Mari copa county One is Jack Ferrill. an old friend of the major; one is a man named OLeary from Tempe; and the third is Doe Foster. who was sent mp from Phoenix a few days ago. All are general favorites among the other pioneers. The rem iniscences of Doc and of Ferrin would be a mine of information for historian or writer of pioneer days in Arizona
 It is the earnest hope of Major Do ran that the next Legislature will prvide for the erection and mainten- ance of a home for pioneer women. If it had been left to the major, he would have provided for, the women first, for no one knows better than he what a force they were in mak- ing Arizona 9 civilized country.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
EXPLOSION KILLs EIvE.

PUEBLO, Mar. f7y-Three men were killed and five seriously injur- ed by the explosion of an engine at the rod mill of che Minnequa plant of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. today The explosion hurled two men through the roof of the engine room. The building was badly dam aged. Thomas Lane. who was work ing on an electric crane one-hundred feet from the scene, was seriously injured. The cause of the explosion Is unknown.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
WHAT DUGAN SAYS
 ABOUT BASEBALL

Hugh Dugan. of Canansa, an old baseball player and fan of that city, is in the city, associated with his brother in law. Robert Hennessy, in the undertaking business and will re main here through the summer, though. he says that it is not likely that he will be able to get into the game
 Nevertheless Dugan is right there with the b, ost and more than that he is behind the home team to win He believes that with the material at hand Bisbee should be able to turn out a winning machine. However, if Cananea comes into our little cozy corner. home circle league, Bisbee Is gcing 10 have 70 go pronto and prop CT to Irt anything ovtar on that Quien Sabe bunch, as they have at least ten good men with which to start a team.
 In the event Cananea and Tucson do not come into the agreement Du- gan thinks 1t would be an excellent idea for Bisbee and Douglas to form @ pussy in the corner league. playing only on Sundays and alternating. be tween the two cities If the South western would agree to make an ex cursion rate, it is a certainty that all of the Bisbee fans would accompany the local team to Douglas and every one knows Douglas would not allow her team to come into this camp un- attended That long felt want. of which there are so many versions, in Bisbee and Dougls.s is somewhere 10 go" and this agreement would csr tainly be the pill.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21

Joseph Fucker Lamar of Georgia, recently appointed an associate justice Of the Uaited States supreme court, comes from a family that has won dis tinctlon in jurisprudence. He is the second of his name to sit OF the SUI preme bench at Washington. his kins- man. Lucius Q. c. Lamar, also a na- tive of Georgia, having been a mem ber of the nations highest court frorl 1sSS until his death in 1893. At the time of the latter's appointment he was a senator from Mississippi Still further back was the father of the afississipp. <lrist. who died while serv- Ing on the supreme bench of Georgia qfter having codihed the laws of the state by speciai commission of the leg. islature
 The new associate justice was born ffty- three years ago and received his education at the University of Geor-. Sia, Washington and Lee university and elsewhere He was admitted to the bar in 1879 and practiced at Au- gusta, Ca. until 1908, when he became associate justice of the Georeia su- pFeme court Previous to his elevation to the bench he had served in the leg. lslatuTe of his state.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
pENBYTHuReER.

DETROIT. Mich. Mar. 20.-The marriage of Miss Marion Thurber. daughter of the late Henry T. Thur Der, who was secretary to President Cleveland and ex-Congressman Ed win Denby of the First Michigan dis trict WIS quietly celebrated in this city today The couple will spend their honeymoon in Europe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21

the fftIes- His grandfather was Q chief justice, al.d be Is a direct de- scendant of Roger Sherman. first may or of New Hasen. He was graduat ed from Yale ib 1861 and later studied Jaw at Harvard. Since 1872 he has been professor of constitutional and international law at Yale and for many years was a justice of the supreme court From l9o7 until February, 1910. when he retired because of the age limit. he was chief justice of the su- preme court of errors of Connecticut. Governor Baldwin was formerly Re publican. but left the party when James c. Blaine was nominated for rhc presidency.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21
FRENCH KITCHEN

The most tempting bill of fare in the city will be found at the French Kitchen in Brewery Gulch
 Every thing neat and clean. Only the bess selected meats, vegetables, fruits and pastries are served. Try one Of our dinners and you will immediately become regular boarder 134.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21

Judge; Optimist-Yes, sir, ii you will drink buttermilk three times a day, you'll live len years longer
 Pessimist-But what's the use oi living ten years longer if you have to drink buttermilk three times a day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-21

All members Of Bisbee Lodge 425 T. F. B. and visiting members are requested to meet at Fair Hall on Tuesday, March 21, at 1 D m. eo attend the funeral of Sister Edith Thomas.
 B. F. Moss, Pres.
 Dan B, Seed, Treasurer 1SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
LEGAL OPINION ASKED

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2G. An opin-
ion has been asked Of Attorney Ger er-
al L. 5. Webb by the State Highway
Commission on the law relative to the
jurisdiction of State highway run
ming through municipality. confusion
having arisen in several cities as to
who hall have control Of the roads to
be built under the $40, 900, 900 bond issue
when these roads merge into city
thoroughfares III passing through u
city. a telegram las been received by
the commission from San Bernardino
asking if the city shall pay the street
work on unimproved streets when
taken over as a par Of the State high
way, or whether the cost shall come
from the funds Of thc commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
w. c. T. u. CONVENTION
MEETS IN MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 27.-White
ribboners from every state, the dele
gated representatives OF 10000 local
societies and half million members
and sympathizers, assembled in Mil
wankee today at the thirty-eighth an.
nual national conference OF the Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union.
The city. famed for its beer and it's So.
cialistic municipal government extend
ed hearty welcome to the crusaders
against the "demon rum" -.
One of the most important features
will he the address of the national
president, Mrs. Lillian NJ. y. Stevens
OF Portland, Me who will tell of the
gallant fight made by the temperance
forces OF Maine to retain the prohibit.
Mrs. Stevens has been the head of the
national union since the death of
Frances r. Willard in 1898 Miss
Willard the revered leader of the
movement for many wears. MAS inrlin-
ed toward Socialism. and it l: pruba-
able that during the week several Mil
wankee Socialists will address the con-
vention on the economic aspects uf the
liquor traffic.
Other features of the weeks pro-
gram will he worlds night" when
reports will be heard from the sixty
foreign countries in which the work of
the organization is firmly intrenched,
and demonstration night when the
I,eople al Milwaukee will be given some
insight INTO the work Of the unions
toriy different depar,iuents
Among HE speakers during the con-
vention will I've Mrs. Emma 4 BOole
# New York, Mrs. FLORENCE Richard
II Ohio, Mrs. Mary Armour of Geur.
ia and the Rev Many kuhl of Hi.
hois
A big sign rcadiry "Closed in honor
II the W. G. T. t." has been hung on
he walls oJ the Hotel fitzpatrick bar.
President TAFT is bitterly denounced
ny many of the ,leiteaics because ul
his alleged wine drinking on hi. pres.
.ut tDur
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
IRRIGATION OFFICIALS
ARE COMING TO VALLEY
VIII Visit Laguna Dam Project Ted; y
and Will inspect Work at Colorado
Siphon.-lmportan Con-
ference Here.

Acting Secretary of the Interior Sa
Adams, Director F. II. Newell of Il
United States Reclamation Service
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Naler
tine and Louis c. Hill supervising Ell
gineer of the Yuma Reclamation Pro
iect, will arrive in Yuma today /
make a general inspection OF the rec
lamation work there They will visj
l-aguna Dam and the siphon now be
ing constructed underneath the Color
ado river at Yuma and will spend ;
portion of tomorrow in cOmpletins
their inspection and comforting viii
Yuma Valley people.
They expect TO leave tomorrow al
,arnoon for Imperial Valley to CON
FIR vi h tNc Offers Of the Imperia
! isat.on DistI.t IN regard to genera
matter pertaining 10 his project.
1t is probable that at this time the
matter of securing PERMANENT treat!
fights with Mexico for a canal route
through that territory will be con
sidered
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
SIXTEEN MOTOR CARS :
ENTERED FOR BIG RACE

The Entries have closed for the Los
! seles El Centro-rhoeniS races that
III start from Los Angeles on the
,n-''+ OF November \. Sixteen cars are
p"lered for the race, and among the
driyers iare. some of the best known
automoblists in'the entire west
The list OF drivers as far as is known
here is as follows: Ralph H,mlin,
Teddy Tetzlafi Charles H. Bigelow
Harvey Herrjrk, George soules,
f. Roger Stearns, Frank Seifert, ". d..
Tremane, Bill Bramlette, Johnny jen-
kins, Clarence Smith, Harris Hanshue,
Louis Nirkreht, ". E. Ferguson, Bill
La Ca>>r.
Ten cars in the big race are now
on the course sOmtw here between Los
Angeles and fhuenl~, trying ont the
difficult parts OF the route. The APP
pea. ance OF II racing car ON the streets
OF Fl Centro has become u common
occurance the past few days.
The first car viii start from Los
Angeles at 10 Q clock on the night Of
November I. II is exl ertei the first
ear will arrive at the checking point in
RI Centre ahont o'clock the follow ing
morning.
Guy Woodi.Id will lake au auto
mobile party irom FL Centre and
Imperial t" II point "t vantage On a
rise west of Coyote Wells To view the
entrance oi the racing cars into the
valley. From that point line view
can he obtained ul the TERRITORY stretch
ing To the mouth Of ptvii'S Canon and
1t Is probable that other auto parties
will 60 out to get this line view.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
SOLDIERS SELL CLOTHING

Washington. Oct. - - One OF the
aGs1 yeXa1ious problems confronted
the United States army is how to
top the practice ci soldiers selling OF
DihcyHisc disposing of their clothing
secording u Hrig. Growdor, judge ad-
tOcate general. who has discussed
ne question in his annual report,
IS "-alr pablic.
There were last year more than
WO hundred trials for his omenSc
llone in the army. 1t is most prey
lent in the Philippines. where there
ne men who make regular practice
II buying the heavy clothing brought
~ soldiers arriving from the states.
10 meet the problem, the army ad-
located successfully the passage Of a
aw making il unlawful to buy or re-
'eive in pledge from soldiers cloth
ne and equipment which righttuly
belonged to the United States GOV
-nmcnt Under this law there have
been several convictions. carrying with
them fines and short Jail sentences
This has not alleviated the trouble
n the Philippines, however. as the
Philippines commission held that the
law was not applicable in nsular ter
ritory
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
COLE 8 ROGERS SHOW
IN Ell CENTRIC TODAY
viii Give Afternoon and Evening P
fornances on Grounds Near tie
S. p, Passenger Depot

The Cole 6 Rogers Railroad Sho>
is in FL Centro today Two perfor-
mances will be given, one this after
noon and another tonight The show
has fifty high class performers, with
pleasing lroup of trained ponies and
dogs and a SMALL army OF funny
clowns
The show appeared at Calexico last
night, drawing a large crowd, and its
performance is highly spoken of, There
viii be presented here tonight some
..ats macrohatic work never before
shown in this part of the country
There will be plenty OF music and
uick action that will keep the atten-
ion OF the audience AT a high point
Jiyf interest
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
Subscriber Gets Benefit

soliciting aud collecting and in failure.
10 collect loses 90 per cent Of the sub
scriptlon money. The Daily l'ress. 10y
requiring cash in advance in every casr
avoids all losses and all expense of r"l
letting. BY letting Uncle Sam do mos,
nj the delivering il saves greatly. Tins
makes the low price possible. and tn,
1w price and high character of the pa
I~r are the only solicitors. This is tft
policy that makes possible the GreaI
fHollar Daily and this is why no nam,
is entered on our subscription lisl with.
ont cash in advance. and WHY all Sut,-
scfiptions are stopped 1T the expiration
Of the time paid for. II
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

tNht Coal Lands. -lOlb9I)
department at the Interior l.. S. Land
Ollie at Los Angeles Cat. October II.
1914.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
e. Plhi-ancc. Of Ilollcnbeck Hotel. Los
Angeles. Cad. who, on October IA, 1907
so ulG9.. for NJ IL, Section /. Town
ship IL $, Range II T., :. T.. Meridian
lot /. SW IA NV Il. Section /. Lot
!, Sc IL NE II. Sec. ,, +. lG S, r.
IA f.. resurNcy, has filed notice of inten-
tiou to make Final Proof to establish
claim TO the land above described. before
the Clerk of the Superior Court of I'm
prrial County. at El Ccntro. California,
on the 10th day of November, 1871.
Claimant names as witnesses:
\. l.. Jameson, of Los Angeles, Cal.
J. G. Hartman. of Camarilo. Cal, j. w.
Jones, of FL Centro, Cal, Henry j.
Buri, of El Centre, Cal.
FRANK BUREN.
Nov. Il. Register
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
LONE STAR DAIRY
LOOK For YELLOW WAGON
AND GET BEST JERSEY
MILK AND CREAM
o. FISHER & SON, PROPS.
j. l.. TraVerS
PIONEER CONTRACTOR g. BUILDER
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

tNOt Coal I4andS.-UI2U
department OF the Interior, Z. S. Land
office 1T Los Angeles, Cal. oct. ~,
1911.
Notice is hereby given that Eta Il
lenifcr. of Eel Ceitro Cal. assignee OF
hlcy Nencill. who on Sept 9Th 1910.
made Desert Land Entry No. OG3S6, for
Lots 6. :. ., -. 20 and u. Section 2S.
Township lG $. Range Il r.. S. B. Meri-
dian, has fled notice OF intention to
make FINAL Proof. to establish claim to
The land above described, before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Imperial
county, at Ell Centre, California on the
list day of November. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: George
NJ. Jenifer. James Milligan. John e.
Held. Howard Ware. all of Silsbse, Cal.
FRANK BCREN.
Nov. II. REGISTER.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
Not Coal Land!-O29O
no TiCE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the interior, u. g. and
OfflCe ~ [ oA AnlEIEs Q al o. l41l

Department OF the interior u. g. Land
once az Ios Angeles, c al. Oct. ", 1911.
NOilCE is hereby given that Abbe v.
Melton. ~ Ei centIo. Cal. assignee Of
J"hn H. Herring who OH Dec g. lG01
made Desert Land Entry No 1897 Sc
rial No. 6390 for S.W. "A NE a
y w. "a NV. q S.W. u Section ~
Township 10 s. Range l. r., $. H.
Meridian being Tract 70. r lG s.. n
l5 e. $. E NJ. by the resurvey. has
filed notice of intention TO make Final
Proof TO establish claim 10 the land above
described. before the Clerk OF the Supe-
,lor Court. Of Imperial County. al FL
CentIp, California, on the lIh day Of
roge hahsr. 1911
claimant names az yitaesse< MonlrJe
z ID af MelnIan1 f-al ffn. ye,,at N
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
VALLEY LAND PATENTS
ISSUED TO CLAIMANTS
Receipt Of Titles BY Settlers AS Shown
BY Daily Report of the Peoples
Ahd Trust Company

rh" United States general land office
lts issued Patents /" Imperial valley
9nls as follows. according to the d;li-
s rrIaat Of tae Peoples Ahstract an"
'rast Company.
|. ;. A. to Studer Ernest b, sell
i nN14 and mel, --~5t sW4 of 2l-
I--l3.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
TRANSFERS OF REALTY
IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
)arIy Rcpost of Deeds Flied IN the OF.
Evidence of Activities Here

The daj}> report of the Peoples Ah-
tg,,t aud Trust Company shows the
obow.u4 deeds filed for record.
Abbott, William F. unmarried, to
Iughes. T. L., Lot 6, Block Il. OF
Hawley.
Farr William. ct ny, to Edie,
,olney r., II 63-Ii-l4.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
mot Coal Lands-O1828)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. s. L-nd
once Al Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. ~

1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Gurdor
{. fovey. OF Heller. cal. vino, on Oo-
40. 4i65. Serial No. oiS@s. ',i'' i"r Sc E q
Ne. a. Section -, Township IL :
Range II r, s T. Meridian, r"sur,e,
S.W. 4 NE. H. Lots . and (. Sec. %
r.. IL =. K. II T.. :. II NJ has iii"c
uptice Of intention Ia make Final Pronl
to establish claim to the land dbor" de-
:. rih~d, hclnre the Cl"4k Of the Supe ipI
Court of Imperial County H ri Ceutlo
California "n the IN DAY or Nov~mlr,.
I1l
Claimant nan-s as witnesses. o;e.or;'-
W. Thurman Lewis n Wilkinson. IT II
MaItin al OF HebeI. cal, James g
stuart. Of II Centro csl
FRANK 81 Rt%. Regist~,
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27

on Nov. lst the Hamilton supply Co
Will go out Of business. Thev propos,
80 give some good bargains until tina
time. - If.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
- . -

\ few choice rooms still LEFT nj tn,
Southern. Main street. Mrs y. Nance
rruprieIrfss. can at once if You want t,
get located in convenient duarteIS If
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27

Our cement headsates -,Iop leakage an
InnimiZe Labor. Tbe.tsands in use !. y
Concrete Co Ell -ntro S-elev Holtyille 1
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
Money Tor Cotton Growers

Money FOR Cotton Growers
J. J. Chappeu, buyer for the Califor
MIA Cotton Mills. VIII lend money to
farmers for picking cotton. Once
tiOnal Bank. #
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
WILEY NULL,
-IlII\ DA\IEI. HMM
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL
FICTITIOUS NAME.

STATE O' CAIIFOR\iA.. COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL:
/. Alfred Casauhou. OF the County o;
Imperial and Stat, oi California; do here
ry certify that | a - the person transact
ny business in Ia" state of California.
md"r the name VALLEY MEAT MAR
set; that HN principal place "f business
= ut lot - blurk -. Main street. City
# ~ Crullu. in said county. and that
MY place oi residence is in il Centre
IA said county.
ALFRED CASAIBON.
ll Centre" California;
subs riboa and sworn T. before me this
th day oI September. \. j.. 1911.
\ W. Fl: tNkIIN.
Justice of the Peace. III Crntro Town
ship frinnV4
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP;
FICTITIOUS NAME.

&c | ! | IOOS NAME.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL. s.:
We hereby certify that we are partners
truusacting business at EI Centre. in the
state of California, under Il designation
not showing the names Of the persons
Interested as partners i'll sucn business,
10 wit: VALLEY ELECTRIC AND RE
PNiI COMPANY.
The MamrS oi the partners are:
John Daniel fiamn, residing at El Cento.
Wiley Mull residing ut FL Crntlo.
WITNESS our hands this &rd day Of
October. lill.
WILEY NULL,
JOHN DANIEL. HAMM.
STATE OF CALIFORNlA. COUNTY OF
lMPEItiAl.,- SIS
ON titc-~@7d ti;ty of October in the yea1
-, Thousand nine hundred and clever
i,,ioic ntt. personally appeared John ban
ei Hamm and Wiley Mail. known to ne
fn - the persons whose names are sub
~rith"d IL the foregoing instrument. and
tine, acknowledged t. mt that they exc
rj!It-,i the s:trnr
John auirl liam!u.
Wiley Muil
Subscribed and sworn tn hriorr rnr
:his day oi October. l9ll.
\. w. FRANKLIN.
Justice of the Peace, FL Nentro Town
ship. fri-noVi
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-27

Tomorrow we will fill
our East window full Of
Granite ware
There will be a number
of 55c dish pans on sale
at 25c.
The first twenty-five
ladies who come will
have these pans. Only
one to each customer
This is simply to give
you an opportunity 10
inspect. without Obliga-
ton, our great stock Of
house furnishing goods
While you're here look
at a HoOsicr Kitchen
Cabinet mention i t
costly to vou' husband -
He's already thinking
Xmas