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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
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Miss Gladys Elliott is visiting Miss , simon in Memphis.
 Mrs. w. l. Payne. of Sharrill, Was sh ppirg in the city yes5el day.
 T. C. Collier, of AltheiIer. was in the city yesterday on business.
 Attorney Palmer Dana CT left v < ferdaN afternoon fol Lake Village. NJ ss Eula Terrs Il, of Star City. i, the guest of Miss Lillian Julian.
 Mrs. W. E. Collier $ lhe guest oI flends and relatives in Little Rock.
 Constable !. $. Barraque, of Al theimer. was in the city yesterday.
 Bzr6 Altschul has fetn1nea from Hot Springs Yher he spent several days
 \ NJ Hooker. of English, was a business visitor in th, ely yesterday
 Virgil Ashcraft. of Sheridan, WIS d business visitor in the city yester- day,
 James McIeadden, of Altheim r. Was a business visitor in the city yts ~.- day.
 Miss Lula Mitchell, of Sherrill, spent yesterday in the city with rela- t.ves
 turned from a visit with relatives in St Louis.
 Mrs. Perry Owen returned yester- day from a visit with relatives in Louisiana.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Joe Simon of Helana are the guests Of MT. and Mrs. !. B. simon here.
 Miss Bell Davis left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock for visit vita relatives.
 Miss Ouida Sanders has returned from Tiliar where she visit q Miss Lizzie Lee Knox.
 Arthur Blanch left last night for Camden where he will visit friends for sevt ral days.
 E. R. Pickard. d prominf mt merch- ant of Warren, was a bus s.ness visitor in the city yesterday
 Mrs. Joe C. Never and children. Gahe and Doris. have returned form q visit to Hot Springs.
 Mr and Mrs. W. F. Parmelee, of Altheimer spent vest rday with Mr and Mrs. G. w. Allport in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs G. Y. Rogers. of Hel- na, are the guests of Mrs. Roger; mother, Mrs. .Iaggers, in this c-1y.
 Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron Weinste n of II lena. returned to their i"me yesterday after attending tn annual
 G. ". Rodgers returned 10 Helena ye. terday. after spending several days here with friends and rela- tives.
 Dr. C. K. Carruthe9s left yesterday af, rnoon for Memphis, where he win visit friends and relatives for sev~ eraf days
 Misses Leicester and lena O'eon- nell and Mrs. (. H. Ragon went to England yesterday to attend dance last evening.
 Mrs. l. R. Walker will leave to- morrow for her home in Brownsvilia. Tenn, after visit with Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Bridges.
 Mrs Edgar Blackwell and little Owen Rachaed spent New Years in Little Rock with MT. and Mrs. Chas. Becker,
 Mrs. l. Q. Nash and little son, os Atlanta. Ga. havf arrived in the e'ty for a visit with Mrs c. NJ. Ferguson and other relatives.
 Miss Annie Narkinsky, of Little Rock, who was the guest of Mrs NJ, School Teachers convention has TO- turned home.
 Mrs w. A Owen and son, who have ben spending the holidays here
 >relatives. returned to Texarkana
 "a fternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
THE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY

Choice of Suits and OVercoats- S1500 at Simon's.
 The local association of PostOf- ! flee Clerks wdll meet tonight at the postoffice.
 T. F. Barre 1t. of Dennison, Texas has ari ived in the city and has taken a position as train dispatcher at the Cotton Belt shops.
 Complete stock of the old Relia ble Winchester and U. M. c. shells and catridge-an makes Guns and Hifles.-HOWELL ARMS CO Dept of Old Lloyd Gro. Co 10-18-tf.
 -Charlss A. Jones, who has been connected with Feinberg and Buerk'e for some time, will leave Thursday fol Tuscon, Ariz.. where he will go for ,h. benefit of his health Mir. Jones has many friends here and they hope he will soon regain his health.
 The pupils of the public schools will return to school this morning after vacation for the holidays. prep- arations will soon be begun for the mid-year examination, which will probably be conducted about the mid dle of this month.
 BOAZ' The most beautiful Mat. tress ever made. Something new and sanitary, made for comfort and long service. Ask for BOAZ sold by all Furniture dealers in Pine Blun Made by Turner Bedding Factory.
 We renoN old mattresses and make them like new. Phons SS6
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. w. Crawford have returned from visit 10 friends and relatives at Hamburg En route home they stopped al Dermott and speai Saturday with Mir. Crawford's sister Gry. Crenshaw, who has been i'll. They report Miss Callie Jones has recovered her health.
 The wise buyers still come here for stoves-our Special Stove Sale k booming no time like he present to get full value for your money---come here and save money On the stove pur- chase and your fuel bills as well.- Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Co #
 -Robe Tt Gurley and Richard Sim mons, negroes, were arrested yestec- day afternoon by Officers Branson and Mize. They were charged with hav- ing entered Longley's barber shop Sat ntday night and robbing the cash reg ister of SS. One of the negroes was employed al the shop and when ar rested confessed to committing the theft and implicated the other negro.
 WANTED--A young man about 1S or 20 years old. Must be a hustler Nc ordinary boy need apply Excep- onally brigh' prospects Cor right party to learn business of one of the 'argest companies in the city Obie et of position to prepare party to assume responsible position. Expect it to ra-
 m .xY0 or three yea gf,y1reT fl, au
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
Isaac DreyfuS C(

Mrs. Lee Symmetrical, ot Little Rock. att5a spending ten days in the city with Mrs, $. \. Rosenberg. r. turned hame yesterday.
 Moses $. McCord arrived in tne city last night from Little Rock. and will assist Tom Hill in the manage= ment of the Elks' theater
 Mss Fay Bell, i Benton, who aas been the guest Of Ms. E. E. Jackson OH Main street. has returned to hef home after q pleasant visit.
 Mss Nora Pollock and Lucille fiit- Ter has returned to Little Rock, after spending < verdi days in the city the guest of Mrs J. M. D. eyfus.
 Miss Hattie Craig, who has b en spending the holidays here, left yes,- terday afternoon for Sherri]l, where she will resume her teaching.
 !. Milford Dreyfus and wifi and Sam Solmson have returned from iht- He Rock. where they spent New Ysar's eye with relatives and friends.
 Miss Etta King, who has been spending the holidays here, will leave tomorrow for Conway, where shA will re-enter Central college
 MT. and Mrs W l.. Wood, Of Tefars ana, will arrive in the city tomorrow for brief visit with Mrs. Woods pa ents, Judge and Mrs. A. E. Grace
 Adam ]. Roblnsost of Robinson Brothers, plumbers. left yesterday for Chicago. where he will transact bus aness He will be gone several days
 Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Wilson and daughter. Miss Blache, returned last night from pleasant visit ito friends relatives in Gates and Memphis. r rn
 F. c. Villains. of Atlanta, Ga who has been visiting his sons, Tom and Ed Williams, here for the past few days, left vest erday for his home.
 Ed Williams a former Pine Bluff boy, now in the employ of the Iron Mountain at IIoxie. Ark, spent the holidays with relatives and friends here.
 C. H. Ferguson, manag5r r of the W p. Ferguson plantation, located eev- eral miles west of the city. was .a the city tlansacting busines ycstcr- day.
 Mrs A. R tan and daughter, Miss Zillah Retan, have returned to tteir home in Little Rock, after spending several days in the city with Mrs Tracy Mills.
 District Deputy Organizer II. B Turner. of the Modern Woodmen O will go 10 Cabool tonight to organize Camp of the M. " ot A. at that place.
 Mrs. Glem Farrar and daughters will leave Wedn sday for Searcy where the young ladies will return to Galloway College, of which Ms. Far- rar is the matron.
 Rabbi Louis Witt r turned to Little Rcck yesterday. after attending the Sabbath School Teachers convention here He was the gu st of Charles W"il and family while here
 C. s. Eldridge formerly of Mem. phis. slr nt yesterday in the city or h. siness. MT. Eldridgs is now inter tS1ed in several large plantations in tf:s county, near English, and nav locate here permanently.
 lanes Van cleav@, ef Dallas. who has bon snendine the holidavs witn lis mother, left yesterday for his home. Mrs Van Cleve, who has also been here. will remain several days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
FOR RENT
4 few desirable residences

A few desirable residences 1903 Olive. 24th and cherry, 26th and Cherry. S2o Cherry 151S Walnut. 1920 West 5th. 1404 West 9th. 1406 West 9th. 616 Linden St, 61S Linden St. 2O09 West 9th 713 Plum St good ones on Sulphur Springs pike
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
MRS. NELL TROTTEB
 SfS West Fifth Ayenue.

Will make you swell hat out of your old one. Makes afternoon and evening hats, She carries a swsll line of buckrarS frames; makes fur hats. ehfldrent and baby hats and bcnnets
 Phone 1775.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02

longer
 Miss Core Ia. Cu.ri', MO has been spending the holidays Hjtss relatives here will leave this y ak fer Nashville where sine will re-anter Wards Sen ioaeg she wilt De aecompar .4d by her sist@s Mss Leta Caceie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02

sick at her home on West Sixth ave. nue.
 Bucks White I-a.ineled ovens in
 Natural Gas Ranges are non-rust. able. Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn n %
 J. wish Sabbath School Tsacher; convention here. While here they were the guests of Adolph Blut1sn- thal and family.
 =A marriage license was issued by Deputy County Clerk George w. Lind say yesterday 10 Charlss A. Hull and Miss Corinne Rebecca.
 I'll my Griffin. a neglo, arrest 1 several days ago on grand larceny charge, will be tried this morning :2 Magistrate ]. \. F'razier's court.
 Our Gas Stoves are construct=l upon the latest scientific principals and give best heat for amount of ga eonsumed-Fox Bros. Hardware Co Retail Department 12 2S If.
 Gof. $. NJ Taylor candidate for congress. leavss this morning foG Carlisle, where h5 will speak t3n ef He will go from there to Saline county, where he will make tour of several days
 Thousands of cases considered hopeless are now cured by spinal ad- justments My former patients are my best references, they know. pr. Martin, over Observation-Disclosures Hdw So l2s I'm
 Duke Pohl, caterer at the f,lks :. lub. was badly burned on the head early yesterday morning, while shoot Ing Roman candles on Main str ct. He was with party of friends who were celebrating the advent of the New Year. when some one acciden ally fired Roman candle balls at him. him on the head. His in- iuries, while painful, are not of a seri- ous nature
 Sheriff Edgar Br wster treated the prisoners at the county jail to fin,, II key feast yesterday as W W Year uncheon. The dinner was served with all the necf ssary trimmings aud vas much enjoyed
 -Rube Taylor. negro, who was II police court several days ago on csarge of carrying pistol, but who escaped q fine because of a tech aicality. was arrested yesterday af- ernoon by PatroIman Mfze.
 I'VE ARE YOUR FRIENDS.
 We'll clean your clothes, press then lp and dye for you. Our pressing Hub ratt is very reasonable. Wo. k called for and livered. Hale ar, Rhea, cleaning and pressing O.. old phone 1916. 722 Main St. If
 Effective January 3 the Money Order window, the Registry window aud the Posta! Savings Bank window it the Postoffice will be opened al a m,. and close at , D. m At pres mt the windows are opened at s:se. I. m. and closed at D. m.
 Jack Owen, II V ars old, who ives at Rison with his parents was brought to the city Sunday and treat d for serious cut in ono of 3the 'oy's eyes, the result of an acci,ga1ot shile he and one of his brothers wese ,laying with knife. He was traa.- Il by local specialists but # is said here is little hope of saving sthe i rht
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
' v,,rr 70

.,, You ,a.. to ,,i list . yoa' IT, !. oe with me for sale the goods 1{... ...... -. ,ncea
 -4ofn s1.50 to S2.50 { 'ss' vou ever dreamed of DO aens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
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 FOR XMAS DINNER .f * + * * * * .f* &ss f

Fancy Dressed Turkeys (Texas stock) Fancy Dressed Geese,
 Fancy Dressed Chickens,
 Fancy Celery,
 Cranlerries
 Plum Puddings,
 Oysters, Received this week shipment of lhe Famous Princess Fruit Cakes, that was formerly made in Little Rock by Hockbaum. THE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02

HOLIUA Spf.CIAls toes. bell Dc pIis. &, Dsr ions, dressed Eaykey' celery and =eIa3lberrie ters, raisins. Hrrants 2 andF' Gro.Cs.=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
'CASCARETS WORK
 WHILE YOU SLEEP
Salts, Calonlel and Cathartic Pills are Yioient-Tbey Act on Bowels
 as Pepper Acts in NOsfrjls.

Take a Cascaret tonight and thor oughly cleanse your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morning. You men and wom- en who have headache, coated tongue. cant sleep, are bilious. nervous and upset, bothered with sick gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worm out.
 Are you keeping clean inside with Cascarets merely forcing a pass age"ay every few days With salts. catbartic pills or castor oil? This is important. -
 Cascarets immediately cleanse and .- :. .-l..s- .-a the stomach, remove the 1our, undigested and fermeting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the de- composed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels.
 Remember, a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning. A 10-cent box from your druggist means a clear head and cherfulness for months Don't forget the child ren.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
Pine Bluff'Nercantile Co
Weather Forecast

, Rain, mud and frost this Nsweek. Snow, slset and slush
 sure to follow. How have you prepared your self for the halance the win Every article of winter weight |, wearing apparel has had cut in price. We are prepared 70 show you the goods at reduced u1lees.
 Handsome Furs at one-thir0 ]. of marked price. , Ladies Suits. ons-tbird cG marked price. Ladies Kimonas,, one-thfrd of marked price. 7 I. Ladies. Misses and Childrens Cloaks, one-thjrd off marked price. 1A Msn's and boys Suits, one
 third off marked price.
 Mems furnishings, one-third
 off marked price. All goods marked in plaia figures. You make your own
 ,ation for net prices by sA " ~hird off the marked
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-02
2-SHOWS NIGHTLY

Admission, Matinee, 10c Night 15c.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13
THIRTEENTH WARD
FIFTEENTH WARD.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

L Roots Hurlbut watsrworks sub Of All that part
St and Jefferson ave - d ; noNious weeu @
Kading Cadillac Materworks sub OF al hat , PAL
OF p c. 257. OF Cadillac boulevard and between Mack
st JEFFERSON
Fred Pfannenschmid Pennsylvania, Brandon's SUB OF
that OF Il 337 and 25I between Jefferson ave
and Mack St AM OF the O. line OF Cadillac boulevard
also the that OF p C. 2Ol. between Jel
Ioi'o" ~ - W. 40 81 of
OF n IT IT, OF
n Holoomb Munger's sub. OF lot ii OF the
sub OF concession. p c. TO-: ..... -
Unknown kercheva Hart farm sub. OF part OF r. -
s41. 6SS and $751; Village of FairView' township oil
unknown Kercheyal last named sub 49,, NV "a -
of the WHY * and that part Of lots g. ana o SUP
or he Ell OF p c. 725 and lying between Jet-
ferson nd Crosse Pointe.
II Etenhens, Clair. last named sub. n 10 II
r EiliRer w Hllger Hillger OF the sly 1877 IT.
OF the l9.694 OF the WY n OF f. C. o4l' n OF
Te6erson Fairview.
VIM FIiiiger w Hlger last named sub; ......:
1etzei W. Higer's sub OF the My part OF
the sly 1s.ss4 acres OF the WY OF p c. Stl n OF
Je6erson ave and Village OF Farvtew.
l. Jordan, Jr Hillger Hutton Tigchon Nasis suS S
Of OF that part OF r Cs e4l oSe,
ss7 Ss2 lying of and adjacent TO Jenerson ave.
OF FairveW
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13
EIGHTH WARD.

r Mailman & Bagg VIM l. W9oaotEiagste, iot
r hianiIs al and "a and n part of ii T. Apbotts iot
4loodbridge farm r. ~ e. noxiees weed tax OF
Mi on uhlin River, Mctiraws OF
Jonn ~ the Iognon p c. 81 originally ceded 70
part o. p 20. .noxious weed tax on
St,mson w Trumbui and A. X Stimson SUI; ar =,
- 20 II and Mandebaums sub OF the easeIn
r. ~ frac sec SO, s., r. IL r., and the eastern
part OF irac' Soc - - " noxious weed tax on
woodbridge's of o. Is.
r. keiieS snS liz OF the sub Woodbridge farm,
liz. 10 anu iAe " - noxtous
last sub,
L. II. Wooooriuse' q
= D Peteraun W. Heca, Peterquins sub OF iot oi the
sub. OF rear Son@ooS -
xu w Hannah W. Twelfth. sibley Place sub. OF that
mart OF the Thompson farm, n OF o. y r. IL ahu W. %
hst.. - -
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13
TENTH WARD.

Thomas Leadbeater Fort sub Of part OF r. 4c on
he stanton farm noNlous WeSu a. vi
NJ sheehan Fourteenth corlss Andr9s So9 u and
~ sinh OF frac. sec. l. T. 3 II II T., anu
fran sec as f. S.. r. IL Il. noxious weed tax on
Aikman Bedwell w sxteenth Mary T. ~ aS rsran
=, OF the Lafontane farm n OF Grano
1Isiyar ave It Q S. r. IL E.. noxlous weeu tax On
.,is..an Pedwel w. Sixteenth, last named SUB.
Aiknan q DSu"o-'
~. IJpwood Herbert /. Bakers sub. or lot
- Of tho James Messmore Estate Irae, sec - -.
IL E. and frac sec 90 l. o. nons weed taS on
IT,. -HoAous "eeN '"N y"
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13

noxious weed tax on
f. warde Baltimore Eugene ROSins9Rs SUB 81 i9;
g. 7. IL, IS, IA, 10, 10, H. 10 ~, 81,
rs ana 20 block OF Moran Moross SUP OF par na9
1rac secs ! and 8, r. IL ana II e. anu Pait
Oh TUG D"Aot go alley opened
Della Irving Place SUB
on - se0' ~ -NN weed
:. -, .,.hur n delaware. asst nal SUBJ
MIS- D. W. SAS"Ne' = weed
John G Hartz n. Delaware. last named sub. %, IN
D.trot Brass g. Brooklyn SUB OF " Is a. 40 90
- ~ eNu ~ - except WHY 80 IT, thereon
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13
SEVENTH WARD.



q n winnie O. champIain. town plat OF the farm Of .
kntoins nOSOus weed tax e. 80 IT, u
THIRTEENTH WARD.
NJ. w.,., ~ Heck Lambert sub o. a portion OF o. Ls
FIFTEENTH WARD.
T. J. waltz Farnsworth waltz sub OF the 2slss H. Al
Of o. L 35, Medium farm. noAious weed Tax "
Ioh, Schittenheim w Peter Ftscher's sub
mar 81 % Ia nd the Medium farm
noxious Weed TAX on ~ 10 ~ 20
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13
WEST SIDE WAR DIS
SECOND WARD.

VIM f. Lovett Est, Larned. Military Reserve suodi-
vided by corporation ..-'''''.'''',
noxious weed
FOURTH WARD.
W. H. Irvine Holden Alb Cranes see Of the Crane ans
- OF Crane farm. .noxious weed Tax on
W. q" if'i"s' " noxious on
W. "a Ai''Ne - ' weed
yv,l,,am ] spiern Bethune Lothrop Dunield's sub.
~ mart Of u secs Sc. 10000 Acre Tract, - .
Va 49, -. - 30 IT.
-. n Iaggatt n Hardwood SUBJ of lot D,
u sec as 10000 Acre Tract noxlous weea Tax S. on
go n. COY Cranes or the crane
farm being blocks Is 49, 35, 81 49, 49, 40 AZ 80 ana
As OK the Crane farm. .noxlous weed laN On
SIXTH WARD.
r Ritter g. Holden OF o. LIS. AZ. 4S, A, 30 ana
4s Baker farm. ......-A....'''''''
J
The Detroit times., 1912-05-13
TWELFTH WARD.

Sarah Beardiey stanley Thos MeGraws resso .u 81
into lots Of part the Porter farm also par, OF sec
Sarah Beardsiey n S'Anie'' ' noxious weed tax
e f Smith. 8 e. wreford Hubbard pIngwalls sub Of
and 4 and fac part Of lot on a ae fug rae sec
aer 81 r. ii ............ :. .noxious weed tax on
Damn n Grand River, Mary A Damm's sub Of
may p CO 7s7 and 7aS lying n. OF Grand River ave-
,.rv A Damn. n Grand River last named sub.
MArS - D = noxious weed tax on
Mary A. Damn, Grand River. last named sub,
49, A pamm n Grand River, last named sub.
MARY a A' " noxious weed tax
! p Bacon, Lawton, Mary a. Damms sub OF r. Ca
7a7 and 7s'' S'hs a. Oh ''1"0 noxious weed tax on
Mary A. Damn. Lawton. last named sub :,
Mary A. Damn. Lawton. last named SUBJ
MARY - D" noxous weed tax on
Mary A Damn w. Missouri last named sub.
MARY a DsHm " -'''o1i 90. noxious weed tax on
l. M Insor q Lathrop. wildermere Park sub, sec
Il 10 900 Acre Tract .noxious weed tax
FOURTEENTH WAL
p n Moratt e. Grand Boulevard w. Scovels sub. OF
'he w. u i~O '' : : noxious weed tax on
SIXTEENTH WARD
rhas Booth Fort plat scottens sub. OF that
Fart OF p C. 90 and 1859 IT. OF 7. G 26S lying be-
tween Fort IT. and the River road 4. ., II II En-,
Hi Rarlxume Est .. Toledo. Eli Barkumes sub. OF the
MY 1910 e. OF lot 80. p C. 30
mn Barkums g. Toledo. last named sub.
NJ Mcshane Lansing j. Mott williams sub. Of 0. l.
81. p. c. 80. the Williams farm so-called
H walker q Junction "a OF the sub. OF p
Dime savings Bank. :. Thirueth Herbert Bowen and
George T. Abreys sub Of the MY part OF L. 90 p
Dine savings Bank, e ThIrtieth. last named sub.
,.,rna,.n a Campbell second plat sinh OF par OF the
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
LUMBER MEN
TO BUY FRUIT
Round Crest Canning Company of
Canon City to Compete With As
soeiation for Fruit, and Glib
son People to Be Agents.

Yard managers of all branches of
the Gibson Lumber company in Del
ia and Montrose counties are to be-
come fruit buyers. as a result of a
new arrangement just completed by
the Gibson Lumber company of Can
on City and the Round Crest Can
ming company.
General Manager James TurnbuIl
of the canning concern, of which
p. II. Troutman is president. and
Manager Herman Loehr of the lum-
be- company, came in on the narrow
gauge last evening and left on No.
{ for Canon City.
The canning company has an
n0unced that it will enter into COM
petition with the associations of
Delta and Montrose counties to buy
fruit for canning, each yard manager
of the Gibson people to become the
agent of the cannery. who will look
after the handling of the business
and the loading of the fruit.
Mesa county will not be invaded
BY the new combination it is stated.
owing to the strong organization
among the growers effected by the
merger of the Grand Valley and
Grand Junction Fruit associations,
an organization of orchardists which
does not obtain in the other sections
of the slope.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
fine PROSPECTS
FOR BIG CROPS

Colorado has become so much of a
fruit growing state that the question
whether the crop of fruit will be
large or small is onevof great inter-
est to business men. The prosperity
of more than one community de-
pends almost entirely upon the fruit
| crop, and through these and other
fruit-growing districts the whole
state is affected.
The winter. which the time of the
year indicates is drawing to a close
has along with all its many disagree.
able features, brought hope to the
| fruit growers. The range of tenn
perature has been low so continuous.
ly and for so long a time that the
fruit trees have had no chance tC
| respond to the return of spring with
| tire blossoring. They have been
held back by the cold, and they viii
| have to advance rapidly If they are
| to open their buds at the customary
time in April.
The hope of a big crop lies in the
| fact that the trees are behind witt
tllrir work. Generally. impelled BY
| many warm days, they get too fol
ahead, and, blossomings while spring
'rosts are lingering and lying in wait
for tender victims, they pay the for
felt of their impudence with many
dead buds. These frosts cannot hang
around and wait forever. Along
about the 10th of May the feeblest
of them will have to disappear, while
those with power to kill the fruit
buds will be gone long before then.
Hence the later they open the better
the chance will the fruit buds have
to escape; and at present the out
look is that most of them will get
through the season without harm.
Grand Junction, Palisade, Delta,
Montrose and all the other centers of
fruit production have reasons to re-
ioice over this good prospect for a
record-breaking crop. They are not
alone in this. Every other part OF
the state can rejoice with them, for
the difference between big croI
ana a small crop of fruit in Colorado
is measured by millions of dollars
Denver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-02
EASTER TINE
TO ''PR|MP UP

Easter is the time most men and
women ''primp up''-get their new
spring things to wear Shoes are a
part of the outfit and the most i'm
portant-and we are ready to supply
the choicest and best.
Whether it is swagger, short vamp
Ties, Oxford, Pumps, Colonials or
Slippers that please smart dressers,
or the rich custom elegance of Shoes
and ONfords for the conservative man
or woman-styles that never "wane''
We show them ALL in Gun Metals.
SUICIDES, Tans, VelooZe-White Buck.
Patents and Kid.
Every shoe here-dependable in
quality. perfect in fit, with more val
ue for every dollar you spend than
you'll get in any other store in
town.
MCCONNELL. & LOWE.
"The Home of Better Shoes. p"