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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-10-11
Lace
Curtains

New lot Of Lace Curtains
just received from the mill
Beautiful copies Of Irish
Points, Brussels. Cluny.
Marie Antoinette and Filet
Laces. All made double
twisted thread with patent
overlook edges. II there is
a place in your home for
Cus,ains now is the time 10
buy them. ? -, 3 and 3 -
yards long and As to 60
inches wide. We are nam
ing prices on this macni6-
cent line Of Lace Curtains
Tor cheaper than you can
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-10-11
Remember this is a sale of Spot
Cash Goods for
Spot Cash

We don't do anything halfway. We
don't advertise a sale and not have
1T. You will be shown the biggest
stock of of new goods that you ever
had the opportunity to see and at
prices that will unloSe the draw
strings of many a pocket book
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-10-11
A Flyer in Small Wares
and Notions

and crimped styles, per paper----- C
Jet head Mourning Pins, boxes for SC
A large cube Of white and blue Iace Pins, reg K
ular lOc value, sale price ---------- &c
Honeyconb Wash Rags, 3 for Zoe
White Cotton Tape, all widths, &c
Good Pearl Buttons regular &c per card sale price &c
Ladies satin back extra strong Elastic Sup o.
porterS, regular SOC sellers, sale price - ZOC
Sanitary Drinking Cups, lc
Sanitary Hair Nets the best, Sc
500 dozen nice cambria ben,stitcb,d a.,dL...L:.s-
well worth from to Zoe each, will be -
sold during this sale at lie dozen or &C GaCn
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-10-11

10000 yards Of the very best
Calicoes, all colors, black, gray,
indigo, blues. shifting prints, reds
ETC., all the very oeS brands will
be sold during this sale right n
off the bolt at per yard II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08

@tnueuiuu Nls, March 90 o..
worlds msh,st sk rim IS Ia stout1
com. % b. built or steel and on open
mE dJy $500 people gathered 10
witness tho during sports ut the cX-
p.rts
NId,r daehod down the steep In.
clnr ulFe.ns. % Ga estimated. 90
miles .u hour mat before reaching
ihc utr on Tho vorlds champion
lip Was won Do. Francis Kemp, Of
Rcd WINS, MINI, who cleared iAs
feet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
WHEAT Receipts
ARE DECREASED
Smaller Shipments Of Floul
Noticed at the Leading In
terror Markets; Wheat Ex-
ports Less Than Corn.

Special ip Er.uNa Herald.
W.Uurtuu. Maub S-D,.r,Is. o.
r. auta .f .hut .t l,lalu. rt,n"r
muk.t. 3nl smaller .mpm,uts of
ruur urr 800 loading features of the
comm .I.. movement 90 hroIdsun
dHIus JanuarN of the present year.
%. reported 1t ihr 1ur.au of snils-
t.H .t 30, department of commerce
auI labor For th, drst time also
IN monthly Exports pf wheat N,rr
l.. u quantity than the oXports oi
corn
G.lm receipts during january 90,
tf. mnnrpuf markets G9,tu3,13l
bushels sluN but lttlc variation
from lha January ngufes OF tho pre-
C.dIus FsIr good 600. january average
tar frp preceding t.E,3r period. Tile
total inbound movement wns made
up ol It.ipg.4St bush,h o' wheat,
-".fNH.,Gf hush,.. ul rurus 90. w.
BOB hu.nrla oI pau 6.l>toil bushels
COB l..sicy ana ,5-.pNo bushels OBJ w"
.nmus r,- ',ith Ga, currosp ondIuy
1870 dguv lpr the more Important
grains. u3r u..rIpts ul corn. olta and
htti.N. show larger totals. while those
ul wheat .rpu % harp decline from
go. corresponding monthly total 10
should Dee stated thnugh that this
l,..ur s r't peculiar i.turo ut
90. I1HaH. tvr,ipts rs matter oi
u..f wheat receipts FOR all th, months
o.. t1e .urrmt SEASON beginning with
sept mu.i were lower chan thr E.dr
before. indicating either ht3,icr ro-
c,lrt lf tho smaller murk,t-. for
VhI,h d. pniDi1l reports a.. h1d or
,ls. Mrg. STOOLS Boo the aund- o., the
producers Th. decrease may o'
said u..nr,J llmo. equally th, prjus
Wholt nul tho uutrr wheat markets
WA,nt ree,.pta l, thcs. mart'ts '0r
tho U.s., months of the present rnu
T.rod 0.' uutr unn 90 per cent
short uf hk. rcc pts burns the -um'
pcrlod for thc preceding Hye crol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08

called ols aH the stomach and DIGESTION ribs Of
the Cj cur the appetite and Digestion and
every c1uS 20 c upHUidng and strengthening of the
cnufc n SIS absolutely safe for persons OF and
all who uttf1 need vt iud Tins medicine exactly
thcif needs rHT SWIFT Specific CO, ATLANTA GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

P. J. JOHNSON, Agent,

che Gl&s ,u0oi,r FRIDAY PAU NJ
Potter 1d.pt,d th, much discussed
farce from th, French and has mad,
tn plan over. - is clHmod INTO an
American on,rng IN. story as re-
Written bS Potter tolls 900 OH. wife of
% member oi the American diplomatic
service she comes To- naul. creek,
Mich, Tor vacation, ana while there
makes up her mnd to go 90 New
York for little excitement Tho
complications which arise out of her
Visit 10 "a, metropolis and her pres
once 1t Rcctors supply the plot uf the
pial with ginger and plcc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
SIS.
GREATEST
OF ALL TONES
BE.CAU Sc,
GREATEST OFF ALL
BLOOD PURIFIERS

ANY system t't u-cdS needs also blood purifier
the Weakened nd impure condition of the circulation responsible
tor the rundown 81 health. We only recognize the
Importance pu lh blood preserving health, the danger
ct weakened co impure circulation The
aerrdy under aud the preventing disease
they Know that poorly uouriShcd system germs and
microbes, and that which puieS the blood viii
often ward o't 4 serious spell OF illness later on
That Spring tic most trying the health fact well
known 10 the time of when constitutions
required to stand t- greatest and unless system receives
the roOc amount OF blood numet the health
The general bodily weakness tired feeling tickle appetite
poor Digestion etc. directly result weak Vacy blood
!fyou E-cd TOMS, need medicine thar real blood pur
Vmg ropcr!c great many called tones slim
ukn> often producing instantaneous cN1aaug effect, but acting
with decided injury on the system II system
down yot can only ton un y Implying increased amount Of
blood uui"ucni ana tins only
Any tonic which doe purify the Nood dangerous
the impurities on th ur. 90 constantly prey the health
s. ) Us the greatest 90 al onicS bccluS he greatest of all
blood puthe's ana the medicine rely stppy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
Classified
CLASSIFIED RATES.

one cent word the hyst time and
half cent word succeeding times
80 di ,Css than % cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-08
TELLS BETTER IN EVERY WAY

s. i.s g11d medicine. keep
l iu hc i.H-c 80 the while. tits an
ty.c..en, tons. ID give strength To- the
i.l lul nuc t. al the physical
lltr IL gives appetite and
.ucI, tli mufc~ ulc lrrl Better ~
cNFr. way | have found II also an
ts.tl',n; blood purifier. For months
$3.50 troubled with US it.hing kin
eruption 90 Cine face aul tried many
pe,lAst. and man, remedies To- get
acurc hui s. $. s. IS the unly medicine
that secuted H. relieve. Lam now free
90 tm eruption think q great deal
~ Nuur medicine belle, ing it Ia &c
the best blood purifier and tonic known
g. ,hc world TO-DAY
MRS. FRANK ifORNER.
1880 East seventh st Canton, q,
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
MASouERADE PARTY.

A party OF young folks from Guy
encourt spent Halloween evening at
the home of n B Mears, Holly Oak.
A feature was straw ride. The
house was decorated suiting the occa-
sion. The evening was spent in
playing games. dancing and selec-
lions by Charles Smith, vocalist and
David Myers. pianist. The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Mears. Mr.
and Mrs. David Myers. Florence Click
Rebecca Louthers. Jennie Lattumas
Frances NJ Forester. Grace Myers
Margaret Forester. Katheryn Clar-
kin, Charles Smith, Leister Mobley,
Alfred Lenord, Jay l.. Clark, DR.. "
Louthers, Elmer keiser. Jack Louth-
ers, Harry McGardy, Herbert Court
ney, Edwin Courtney Jr.. Lane Court
ney. Lee Lattumas. Charles Simpson
Fred Sharp.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
HAYMAkERs no nANcr-

Delaware Haymakers' Association.
No. / IL, which is connected with
Delaware Tribe. No. I. l. O. r. NJ,
viii give its second annual dance ~
German Hall on November 10. The
committee in charge has completed
all arrangements and visitors will be
present from all the Red Mems tribes
in the city.
The officers Of the hayloft are: T..
Wiendemann, chief haymsker; II. r.
Schneider, Jr, assistant chief hay
maker W. r. Munnis. overeeer; H. q.
Thomson. collector Of straws: IT, r..
Heiss keeper Of bundles. The ball
committee consists Of ". ID. Buckius,
chairman; II. G.. Thompson. secre-
tary; r. y. Heiss. treasurer; G. A.
Elmer William Warrington. II. F..
Schneider. Jr., Louis Weidenman,
John Shultz, F. A. Gradwohl. William
r Schell. W. T. Munnis and F. g.
kropf.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
Our Wednesday Specials:

Big Girls Coats, made of sll-wool
heavy cheviots. trimmed with plaid
collars and cuffs, In all colors. Sizes
Is to IA years Value QQ 90
s5.ss. at ................. DOsJC
Boys and Girls very fine. all-vool
Chinchilla Coats positively the very
best quality. lined throughout collars
trimmed with black velvet, in grey,
navy and red. Sizes to ego 90
years Allover $500, at . . DosDO
Children's New Fall Dresses, made
Of heavy wash materials, several good
styles. Sizes TO IA years. Q1 0A
Value $3.50, at ............ DlsUU
Women's New Handbags in velvet,
satin and leather with long E0o
cords Value sec. at ...... cVN
Women's extra heavy pure white
ribbed fleece lined Underwear. DEn
Value S9c, at ............ @oC
Calicoes. the very best American
and Simpsons print Allover e.
Sc yard, at ...........- JG
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
pnMELL.FREnERICk.

In ST Matthews p. r. Church,
Philadelphia, W. Paul Frederick son
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick of
this city and Miss, Edna Fl. Powell
Of Philadelphia, we're married on Sat-
urdoy The groom was attended by
his brother, Karl r. Frederick aud
the bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Ruth Powell. The bridesmaids
were Misses Mabel Frederick, Ann
Long. Gertrude Vandegrift and Hiida
Mengel and the ushers were Carlton
Emerson, James Telfar. George Pow
ell and William Lyons. Many guests
from this city, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston were present. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick will live in Cambridge,
Mass.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST
4: 7.s5. "a: 5:.s .- Sl,1I :

Henry S. Egan is spending a few
days with friends az Upland
Miss Margaret Boyd of Chester,
was a recent guest of friends in this
city
William Dunlap and Andrew Dun
lap Of Chester. are spending several
days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. accom-
panied by their daughter Dorothy
have returned home after a trim
through Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y Jones and
their daughter o. Cape Charles, Va,
are visiting City Treasurer and Mrs
Lednum Of this city
Miss Ella Talley of Holly Oak, Is
to spend tho winter with her broth
ers family at Terre Haute. Ind
Mrs. Joseph c. Jolls and daughter
Miss Lottle JollE. Of NliddletoWn. we're
guest of Mrs. Norman =. Crouch. Sat
urday
Charles A. Bitting and Miss Hattie
T. Farber of South Bethlehem. Pa.
obtained a marriage license Saturday
from Magistrate Gluckman
Mrs. a. =. Shinn has returned from
a visit to her cousin Or e. NJ. Fish
er at Greystone Park, ~ J.
Miss Katie Wrege Of Atlanta. Ga,
arrived last week 10 spend about
month with her uncle, Max Coetz.
Mr. and Mrs David r. Almond aud
children, Misses Phoebe and Julia
Almond. David Almond and William
=. Almond, have removed 10 Swamp
scott. Mass.
Miss Mariana Morgan Of Cleve-
land. Ohio, comes here today 10 be a
guest Of Miss Katherine Tallman for
few days
Paul and Robert Brown Of Centre
vile, Md. arrived in this city Saur-
day to be guests of Mrs. Malcolm
Baxter for few days
Mrs Christopher Oakes OF Oneida,
n. Y. will spend this month here
with her mother Mrs. George II.
Murphey.
Mrs John C. Corbit and daughter
Anne, were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Gibson of Middletovu
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Garrett Of
Claymont are visiting In this city.
Mrs. Jacob H. Emerson of Middle
town. has been entertaining her sis
'Nff AAAf wal y faIHitiNns VI luit
city
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Louis Hollies
who we're married October 26, went 10
Atlantic City for their wedding trip
and are now established in their new
home on West Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Tyson Of
Philadelphia are week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Keen at
Kynlyn. Bellevue
General james n Wilson. Z. S A..
retired who has been in New York
city for several days will return to-
day.
Mrs. William r. Hall Of Chrisfeld,
Nd. Is on visit to her sister, Mrs
George II. Murphey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wallace en-
tertained at a bridge party Saturday
evening for their week end guest,
Mrs. Ada Beckwth. OF New Rochelle,
N. Y. Miss NJ. Elaine Wallace is en-
tertaining Miss Salne Drew, Of War
wick, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
nrs N A Moore Is srendins . few


Mrs. ~. A Moore Is spendins Few
days with friends at wyoming
william Buckaloo was recent
ruest of friends AZ Little Greek.
Mrs Katherine Lockwood has peen
spending few days with Mt and
Mre Henry l. Burke Of Camden
Miss Marion Workman has re-
turned 10 Newport after week Z
visit no friends I'm this city
Misses Eva Hall and Reba Hanna
OF Newport. were recent guests ol
friends here
Mrs Martin Burris has returned
10 NIiddletown. after a visit TO friends
Mrs. Frank Peterson of st. Georges
was recent guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs James White, OF TINS
Mrs Matte McElwee. of Stanton
was recent guest Of Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. Albert Abberger Of Philadel.
phia. has been visiting relatives ~
this city
Miss Rebecca Wolters is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
Mrs Hannah stevens and dangh-
ter Lillian Ewing Of PHILADELPHIA
are spending the week with Mrs
Kate Singley.
Mrs Ahbie Grsney is on an extend
ed trip 10 the White Mountains.
Miss Edna Mcfarland Is confined
TO her home with illness.
Miss Helen Bell has returned from
q two-weeks' trip TO Virginia.
Miss Beatrice Wheatley is i'll at her
home.
Mrs Alexander Griffith. of Mary
del Nd. has returned home after
spending few days with Mrs ID. r.
Downham.
Mrs. Charles Mscklin. of Milford,
is visiting relatives and friends IN
this city
Mrs smith Cooper was recent
guest of Dr. and Mrs.T V. Carlisle
Of Frederica,
Miss Harriet Paradee of Magnolia,
recently entered Goldey College.
Miss Mary Schofier Of Dover. is
spending a week as tho guest Of VIII
mnEton friends.
Mr. and Mrs Z. K Jones OF Dover.
have been visiting friends In this
city
Miss Eva Hazel and Miss Elsie
Saxton, OF Dover. arc spending some
time with friends here
Mrs. Jay Moore and daughter, Miss
Sadie. of Camden, have been visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Jessie Willis, of Dover. Il
spending some time with friends il
this city.
Miss Nellie Nicholson has returne
TO her homo IN this city, aftor vial
10 Dover friends
Miss Helen Hurd was a recent guel
of Friends at Dover.
Llnford Lacy and George Moor,
Jr, OF Cheswold. have been spendin
few weeks with Wilmington friend,
W W Ross has been visiting friend
at Cheswold.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
GIRLS, CIIR DANCES.

The first dance Of the season by the
Girls Club was held in Eden Hall,
last evening. The affair was most
pleasing and the dances will be held
every Monday evening throughout the
season The feature Of the evening
was the devil dance which is some
thing entirely new In this city. Nock's
Orchestra furnished the music
The committe in charge comprised
Miss Helen Kirk, Miss Beth Devine,
Miss Mabel Leonard, Miss Nell Grant
and Miss Katherine ONeil. The dec
Grating committee comprised Clar-
ence Grace. Raymond Golderman,
William Russell and George Burns.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07

Fine bleached soft finished Muslin
Columbus Brand" one yard Co
wide. Value 1Oc a yard, at w
Sheets, extra large size, S1xee
extra fine quality. Linen Finish.e
hemmed and ready for use. AAo
Value 65c, al ......-........ NDS
Linen Crash. rs inches wide, even
thread pure linen. extra heayj
quality. Value IL 1-2c a yerd, 0n
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Fine Mercerized Table Damask, sill
yer bleached, 5s inches wide D1a
Value soc a yard. at ........ - ~
Lancaster Apron Gingham, In al
tho new checks. Value &c a GUec
NdlQs az I.......-.
Mems extra heavy Fleece Lines
Underwear shirts and drawers
nicely finished Value SOC, QGn
Mems tine wool Cardigan Jackets
single and double breasted, IN blaeH
Or only Value 'soo S1.39
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
COUCHINC AT NTCUUT

means loss of sleep which is had for
everyone. Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound stops the cough at once
relieves the tickling and dryness IN
the throat and heals the innamed
membranes. Prevents cold develop
ing into bronchitis or pneumoni3
Keep always In the house Refuse
substitutes. ~ b Danforth, Market
and Second streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
In GIYE CARn PARTY.

The German-Americsn Society Of
Delaware will entertain at card
party az German Hall on Thursday
evening, November 16 The commit
tee Ia charge includes John r. He'll
president of the society; Frank Grad
wohl. vice-president; Frank j. Finck
secretary; Fred G. Heiss, treasurer
and Charles A. Elmer
Evening journal., 1911-11-07

a number Of our friends have
called mp THE EVENING
JOURNAL lately 10 know
whether there was a charge Tor
putting in marriage notices or
social affairs. II seems well TO
announce that there + no charge
for these Items. THE J0IkNAL
is very glad TO receive and pub
lish social and personal news,
Which may he telephoned or
written. TO insure genuineness,
The writer's signature Is reQuir'
ed, hut the signature is not pub
lished.) Ed.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
DAUGHTERS TO MEET.

Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution. will meet
in Hanna's Cafe this afternoon at 2.SO
o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
SEWING CIRCLE MEETING.

Grace NJ. Z. Sewing Society viii hold
an all-day meeting on Friday at the
church The entertainment commit
tee will serve luncheon at nominal
charge.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
81. S2.9S. sS.9O. and up to $40
So. 50 Dainty New Silk Waists at

Womens silk Waists Is beautiful styles of all silk Messsine
handsomely trimmed with embroidery and lsces in white QS1 M
black blue brown green Values $3.50 Special DAsVU
Womens New Frled White Lingerie Waists charming styles
elaborate trimmed with fine emboderies Medalons;
also plain tailored linen embroidered Waists Values c. A
81 rs and $780, ~ sOV
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
$5.9S, $3.50. 1898 and up TO S1S.9O
New Fall Tailored Skirts

Womens finely tailor skirts, in a-woo Serges
Mixtures Cheyots Sungs and Voes in plain coor mix
in the grdle effects pleaed and paneed Styles tai
ored trimmed with brads and buttons Values $3.50 $500
Special
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
$3.50, S9.9S. SlO.9S and up TO SIS
Charming New Fall Dresses

Women stylish onepece dresses made of the very best aVoo
Serges Panama and Popn all colors plain tailored styles TRIM
med with satin bads straps buttons and lace yokes Shawl sailor
pointed collars Regular $3.50 to S27.5O. Special
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
BROTHEREOOD RANorFT.

The Brotherhood banquet Of Grace
NJ r. Church will be given on Novem-
Der %.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
RENGO BELT
.CORSETS

make the most beautiful figure
and do it with such comfort that
they are a revelation to every
woman who wears them for the
first time.
Evening journal., 1911-11-07
$40, $3.50, SIS and up TO $40
Stylish New Goats

Womens and Misses stylish Fall Reversible
Polo and other styles in double faced materials Scotch Mixtures
Wosteds Seges Chevots Broadcos Dagonsl plain col
and mixtures hundreds of beautiful up-to-themnue styles
Values ST l9S o $4,000,
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13
AUCTIONS.

AUCTION-Friday, Aug 18th, at 10:3O a. m. Free lunch at noon. On old Ostrich Farm, eight and three fourths miles west on Yuma road. l will sell for the owner, J. Gregg. at his residence. all of his household and kitchen furniture, farm implements of every kind, farm wagon with rack, spring wagon, turn blows, l harrow, l Moline disc, 1 Mccormick mower. 2-horse rake, l grind stone, . sets double harness, lot farm tools. milk cans, and many other things. Forty eight head of cattle: 20 head of milk cows and heifers (milking or soon to be fresh), F steers, yearling heif- CTS, 1 Holstein bull, 6 calves. 15 hogs: l Poland China boar, fine pigs, 6 shoats, brood sows. Plymouth Rock bullets, flyers, 10 turkeys, 200 chickens, laying hens. F horses and brood mares, three -year-Old bay mares Cwell broke and gentle for driving or work; heavy work mares (both in fOal by jack, l roan driving mare (alsO in foaD, l saddle mare, l white saddle burro and 1 1a-year- old saddle burrO, 2 young mules Cyearlings), 1 twO-year-old gelding. Terms: All amounts under s2500, cash. All over $25.0O a credit of six months with approved note and inter est. per cent discount for all cash on amounts above s25.00. Everybody come. bonafide sale honestly con ducted. B. w. Getsinger. auctioneer
 w. c. Tolleson, clerk. Office, Valley Realty Co, 36 West Adams St. bn
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13

AUCTION SALE-Tuesday, Aug
 15, 2 miles north of fair grounds on the New Black Canyon road, com mencing at 1O:3O. Having disposed of my ranch. will sell the following property and stock: 40 head of cat tie. consisting of 22 extra fine milk cows. all milking, balance young stuff; head of horses, 9 head of hogs. brood sOws, balance shoats;
 l farm wagon, sets of harness, cream separator and other articles too numeraus to mention. Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale: Six months time will be given. F. T. Gilbert, owner. C. O. McMurtry, auctoneer. T. N. First Ave. C. A. Whitfield. clerk. bl
Arizona republican., 1911-08-13

BUY LAND right now on the New Interurban White Line Street Car System. We have some exception ally good buys in the Ingleside and Scottsdale country, this is the choice orange section, and right on the car line.
 20 ACRES all in alfalfa, good stand and absolutely clean, fenced, for $125 Ter acre.
 20 ACRES z mile from school and store, all in alfalfa, fenced in three fields, S15O per acre. 16O ACRES F mile east of Scotts- dale, fine level land for $11O per acre. l60 ACRES 115 miles east of ScOtts- dale. good four-roOm house. barn. well, so acres in alfalfa and 80 acres been in grain. fine shade all around the place, $135 per acre.
 160 ACRES near Scottsdale on car line, the location makes it fine for SubulEihiHB. SoOu llNe-ToOIn mousse, well, acres in pears, balance in al- falfa and grain. $175 per acre.
 ANY of the above can be had on very easy terms. Get busy before these tracks advance.
 MESSNER & JACOBS,
 42l2 w. Adams St. Overland phone 1121. If