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Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14

cations, inthe State of Arizona.
GREETING
Gentlemen
The Arizona Devel-
opment has drafted a bill for a
State Bureau of immigration.
The bill was approved at the
meeting of the Development
Board held in November. Dele
gates from all over Arizona en-
dorsed the plan and the move
ment has already received the
support of organizations and Of
ficials.
This bill in no way interferes
with the present laws providing
for County immigration Commits
sioners.
We are sending you a copy of
the proposed immigration Bureau
Bill and a copy of the letter we
have sent to all the members of
the FIRST State Legislature and to
the newly elected State Officers.
Will you use your influence to
have your representatives favor
the movement and to work for it :?
Please also have the papers en-
dorse it. We have mailed copy
to the Press. Further copies will
be sent on request.
ALL TOGETHER FOR ARIZ.
Arizona Development Board.
Dear Sir
The Arizona Develop
ment Board, an organization rep
'resenting all the Commercial bod
les of the new State, believes
that much can be done towards
the upbuilding of our common
wealth and the advancing of the
prosperity of all sections by the
early institution of a State Bu-
reau of immigration.
The Arizona Development
Board has therefore made a study
of the immigration Boards of
New Mexico, California, Oregon,
Washington and Colorado, and as
a result, has drafted a bill, a copy
of which is submitted herewith
for your consideration.
We hope that the measure will
meet with your general approval
and that you will give it your un-
stinted support during an early
session of the State Legislature.
May we hope to hear from you
by return assuring US of your in
tereSt?
Wishing you success in office,
we are, Yours very truly,
H. V. Failor,
Chamber of Commerce, Tucson,
E. P. Grindell,
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Douglas,
Harry Welch.
Board of Trade, Phoenix.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14
Not Duncan Prices

Commenting on the fact that
butter and eggs are selling in the
cities at unusually high prices, a
newspaper of Minard, west
Texas town, announces that but
ter is selling there at twenty-five
gents pound, with a dozen fresh
eggs thrown in.
In Duncan butter is 4Oc.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14
State Immigration Commission Proposed

among such commissioners by
death, resignation or other causes
the Governor shall fill the same
by appointment for the unexpir-
ed portion of the term. The mem
bers shall serve without compen-
sation, though they may be re-
imbursed for actual expenses in
Cured in attending meetings of
the board.
3. The duties of such commits
sioners shall be to prepare and
disseminate accurate information
as to the soil, climate, minerals,
resources, productions and busi-
ness OF Arizona, with special re-
ference to it's opportunities for
development, and the inducement
and advantages which it presents
to desirable immigration and for
the investment of capital. They
shall publish and distribute such
pamphlets and documents and do
such advertising and publicity
work, as, in their opinion. shall
tend to increase desirable immi-
grafton and promote the develop
ment of the resources of the
State of Arizona.
4. The Commissioners shall
employ competent person, not
a member of the Board, as Secre-
tary, who shall have charge of
the office of the Bureau of Immi-
grafton, which shall be maintain
ed in the Capitol Building in such
room or rooms as the Governor
may designate, and shall perform
such other duties as the Board
may direct. He shall hold his Of
fee at the pleasure of the Board
and shall receive a salary Of
($2, 500) two thousand five hun
dred dollars per year. The nee
essary expenses incurred in main
tanning the office and carrying on
the work of the Bureau shall be
audited, allowed and paid by the
authorized officer, officers or mem
bers of said Board. The Board
may establish auxiliary offices in
any of the towns or cities of the
State for the better dissemina-
tion of information, in connec-
ton with the boards of trade or
similar organizations in said
towns and cities. No expenses
of such auxiliary offices shall be
paid by the Bureau of Immigra-
ton, or allowed against the
State. The Board may expend
not more than Five Thousand
($5, 00O) Dollars each year for
exhibits outside the State, but
shall eXpend no money for exhi-
bits of any kind whatsoever with
in the State.
5. State, county and city Of
ficials shall upon request be re-
quired to supply the Bureau with
copies of all reports issued by
their Offices. Regular meetings
of said Board shall be held at the
office of the Bureau on the Sec
ond Monday in April and October
of each year, beginning at 10
O'Clock A. M. The chairman of
the Board may call meetings at
other times and places when it
Continued on page four)
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14
A PROCLAMATION
By the Governor of Arizona
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE

hNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That, Whereas, unoer and by
virtue of the provisions of the
Joint Resolution of Congress, ap-
proved August Fl, 1911, there
was required to be submitted to
the electors of Arizona at the
State election provided for in
Election Ordinance No. 2, adopt
ed by the constitutional conven-
tion of Arizona, as a. condition
precedent to the admission of the
State, the following amendment
to said constitution:
Section one of Article VIII of
the constitution of the State of
Arizona, adopted by the electors
of said State at an election held
on the ninth day of February,
Ammo Domino nineteen hundred
and eleven, be, and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Article VIII-Removal From
Office.
1. Recall of Public Officers.
Section l. Every public offic-
er in the State of Arizona, except
members of the judiciary, hold
ing an elective office, either by
election or appointment, is sub
ject to recall from such office by
the qualified electors of the cleo
toral district from which candi-
dates are elected to such office.
Such electoral district may in
clude the whole State. Such num-
Der of said electors as shall equal
twenty-five per centum of the
number of votes cast at the last
preceding general election for
all of the candidates for the Of
flee held by such officer may by
Lnetition, which shall be known
rds recall petition, demand his
recall. f"
AND, WHEREAS, it appears
that the provisions of said Joint
Resolution in all particulars have
been complied with, and that said
amendment was duly submitted
to the electors of Arizona at the
first State election held on the
18th day of December, 1911, and
said Ordinance No. 2, adopted by
the constitutional convention of
Arizona; and,
WHEREAS, 1t now appears
from returns of said elections.
as canvassed and certified by the
Canvassing. Board as provided
for in said Act Of June 20, 1910,
and said Joint Resolution of Au-
gust 21, 1911, and there were of
the legal cast at said cleo
tion IA, 963 cast in favor of said
amendment, and 1880 votes cast
against said amendment, and
that, therefore, a majority of the
legal votes cast at said election
upon said amendment were in fa-
vor thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, under
and by virtue of the provisions
of said Joint Resolution of Au-
gust q, 1911, | do hereby pro-
claim and declare said amend
ment to said Section l of Article
VIII of the constitution of Ari
zona to be duly adopted and rati-
fed, and has become and is a
part of said constitution.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. |
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the Ter
ritory of Arizona to be affixed.
Done at the City of Phoenix.
the Capital, this third day Of
February. nineteen hundred and
twelve.
(SEAL) RICHARD E. SLOAN,
BY the Governor.
GEO. u. YOUNG,
Secretary of Arizona.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14
Statehood Today---Arizona's Valentine---4Sth S.

Presidents Tafts Proclamation Issued 10 o'clock
hood has been pending June TO- 1910 nearly years
Enabling Act passed,
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14

so today Jefferson Davis president
Confedeay issued his Proclamation Admitting Arizona thu
Confederacy. But, Arizona accepted.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-02-14

Inauguration of Governor Hunt takes place in Phoenix this
afternoon All state officers will be sworn in
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09
silyer clty. idaho

Monday, April 18th, 1912
The Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to recess of satu day, the 18th inst.
at ten o'clock A. NJ
Present: Chas. H. Crete, Chairman; R. j. Gift
ford and A. j. Harley, Commissioners, and j. S.
St Clair, Clerk
The following proceedings were had, to wit:
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and duly approved
In the matter of the petition Of L. c. Gard
ner F. S. Heer and Others to unite School
Districts Nos. / and Il into Rural High
School District.
Whereas, this Board by order duly made
and entered on January 18th, 1919, ordered an
election to be held in each Of said School
Districts for the purpose of determining
whether or not such Rural High School Dis
trict shall be organized,
And Whereas, the returns of said election
coming on this day to be canvassed; and it
appearing from the returns of said election
now on file with the Clerk of the Board that
at said election there were cast in School Dis
trict No l, 46 votes on the question of the
organization Of such Rural High school Dis
triet A Of which were "Rural High School
Mo-, and ? of which were "Rural High
school--yes; and there being no returns Of
said election from school Dis riot No. II on
file for consideration by this Board
1t is therefore, ordered that such Rural High
School District as prayed for in said petition
be not organized
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board
that School District No II Of owyhee County,
Idaho, has lapsed,
j is therefore ordered that the territory
heretoforp iuclnded within tho houndarias oe
said School District No. II be and the same is
hereby added to and made part OF School
District No OF Owyhee County.
Whereupon, pursuant to the provisions of
Section 2Ols of the Political Code Of the State
of Idaho, providing for the deposit of county
funds,
It is ordered that the rate Of interest on all
county funds deposited in any bank, under
the provisions of said Section 201S be and the
same is hereby fixed at the rate of three per
eentum per annum for the period of one year,
upon the amounts so deposited, to be com
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09
silver city, Idaho

Saturday, April 10, 1912
Board met pursuant to recess of yesterday at
ten o'clock A. NJ.
Present: Chas. H. Crete. Chairman; R. J.
Clifford and A. ]. Harley, Commissioners, and
J. S. st. Clair, Clerk
The following proceedings were had to wit:
The minutes Of the previous meeting we're
read and duly approved.
Whereupon the Board examined and duly APP
proved the Annual Financial statement of the
County Auditor for the year ending April sth,
1912, and ordered that said Statement be spread
in full on the minutes.
Whereupon, it is ordered that the application
of Oscar Tate for a liquor license for the town of
Bruneau, Idaho, for the period of one year
commencing April LIST. 1912, be and the same is
hereby granted, and the bond accompanying
said application in the sum of $1,000 with the
American Surety Company of New York as
surety thereon be approved.
Whereupon, it is ordered that the action of
this Board taken on the 9th inst, by which the
bill of ]. g. Bartlett, NJ d., in the sum Of sI0S5
for professional services was disallowed, be and
the same is hereby rescinded; that said account
be allowed, and that the Auditor draw warrant
on the Current expense fund in payment thereof.
Whereupon, the Board examined audited and
allowed the following bills and accounts, and
ordered warrants drawn on the Current Ex-
pense Fund in payment of same:
C Jensen Co., Typewriter paper 60
Gardner & Downey, team hire and
feed northumberland. 80 80
CDisallowed $22.5O
Whereupon the Board examined and dulv
approved the Quarterly Fee Report of the sber Fl
and License Collector and ordered warrant
drawn on the Current Expense Fund in favor
OF o. F. Brunzell, Sheriff, for $l99.sO, being the
balance due him as per said report
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09


pu,sq upon 'ne average oaliy balances Of the
W. ,,y,,s-- -,,s'''sy ~ Aep' On ueposlt.
,.,, 80 ~ l',''ieau ''a'e Dank' OF Brn
- ~, .'''s ,'le'oioie maze application
~ s'@s''iel - owynee Oounty' Idaho, to
a. : 0sposA'Afy u tne iunds Of said
,,,,.s ''-'1
.ua.osssa - "ue"u o'aee bahk' mas
saenr,t' t to :" 'ne Doaro, ior The
-, ~ ueposiieo III SAID
,rst,s 80 =, sio penai sum OF $lsoVOVo
800 9.A.es riueity Guaranty
,,rosd,,.o, lanu mas TINS gay
a,s 49, i.,liiia',on oerthcate by which
80 son,iiiueu ~ iorce ior period
600 90 sss'i'i e'iu ponu IN tne sum OF $40
s,,not,. -. -''s'oiai surety Company as
- y $500
s"'' saiu ponus DC ana the
M 800 i.eis ieapploVeu as security Tor
-, po9i'eu ~ salu pank IN the
sass;,, .f ,0o'y' 'l,a' sue AUDITOR take pos
$500 7. 49, Doiius' ana tnat the Clerk OF
~ ''o''u urn me treasurer with copy Of
as - o'Oei unuei seal
sne poaru investigated the bond
" w LAM , new 9'a'e Bank as a depositary
80 ~ pupl's iunus u o"yhee County, Idaho
auu i"Nlus ue'ernlned the safhcieney Of the
Sule'ies 'nereon'
- - o,ueieu 'hat salo oona De and the
same Is nerepy re-approYed.
whereas ule boise CITY National Bank has
Of owvbee County ldabo 10 10 ,a,,aa =
Sa,os,,an,s ~ ~ t -e''"o ~ 20 naiieu as
XUharass ia r,s.a ,,. eSV'''y anu
no,, has q, aoro.;t ,,.st,, 's'i'ai Dhnk
co'',,, ~ .ne Auui'or OF said
- - io"s ~ 0ofei 'ue uePoslt
= = a-aar5 H. l ~, 10y " sa'u oanki
soma arc berebv anr,ro,,od a. ~ ~ siie
tbe county N, o,,evs NOV, Mia III, q
Ana ~ is f,rttar orsaral 49,. -
in the hands Of the County rross,rar on, -
on deposit in banks doing bpsinass whit, ~
County be deposited with ala poisa a.,
National Bank So lono as suob donosi, 49,
not exceed the amount Of tho sao,,ritias No., 40,
on denosit with IN, Conp,v Araitos ~
which are hereby approved
Wherepnon. nursuant 10 tbe nro,,is,o,,s 80 !.
Act Of the Ieg,slatnre of tba sat- 80 49,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09
How,s This 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r. ].
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09
Boulder Creek thence down South Boulder
Creek to the place of beginning.

Boulder Greek; thence down South Boulder
Creek to the place of beginning.
Upper Castle, or Precinct No. %
Beginning at the northwest corner of T s,
R W; running thence east to where the
township line on the north boundary of S,
R l E, crosses Birch Greek; thence up Birch
Creek to its intersection with the Boise Merid-
ian; thence west miles; thence north Y miles
to the place OF beginning.
Indian Cove, or Precinct No. "a
Commencing at the intersection Of the range
line between ranges and East with the
Snake River; running thence in a westerly di-
rection down said river to where the range
line between ranges and east intersects
said river thence south on said range line to
point three miles south of the Northwest
corner of T 6 S. RIG E, NJ; thence east 6
miles; thence South miles to the southeast
corner of said townships thence East twelve
miles to the Southeast corner Of T6S, RISE;
thence North to the place of beginning.
Whereupon, it is ordered that this Board take
a recess until Monday, the 18th inst, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ.
CHAS. II. CRETE
Attest: Chairman
j. S. ST CLAIR, Clerk
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09

The 0wYHEE NUGaHT So a year.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-05-09

meadow Greek, or PRECINCT NO. q
Beginning at the junction of Boulder and
South Boulder Creeks; running thence in a
northeasterly direction to where the road
crosses the divide between Boulder and Mead
ow Creeks; thence east to the northeast corner
of T 6 s, R W; thence south II miles; thence
east miles, thence west to the head of South
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MANY NEW INDUSTRIES ARE RE2
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llh4t&&zs aSgt4 = titaEiss4s f9 Wis Fesk:
-.i-~ az .yRl66iisfft ggt Vgtaf99e edtt4at 400
company organized a short time aso
t9 leyesqp N4adhssrp9 TerYab IN the South
east aAG.yfttEBndjs4 aieeV3S sneaqrgg fQF
manufacturing plants has consumma-
ted # r ~ sarFangep1eenntsq within a
large bba1nIkSi4pg, ffrppd tot 4sqqpdd9n and
will proceed Immediately with initial
investments in Alabama that event.
uallyaW9ls snog91fntt 5at poitlli0qp6s dqir
lars.
Twenty-six corporations were form
-eay With 5ainiinvma1 cq q9piittaqllu stocks ag7
gregating $1,913,100. .veb1at
A lumber company formed at Way
cross pow has "a 8paidr up capital stock
of 81 ,9Q0o9e, apdbYill1 expepa $50 900
Upon woodworking tplRntsar9H sso13
ia contract will DE let In a. few days
sby one efdthe thigsraitwaM systems for
the construction OF a $25O,000 passep-
ger station at Mobile, Ala.
A s20o,0603 land deal ! 10y Florida lis
an evidence of zone thine pf3 aotiEityainll
Ithat part of the fsDuthea9t.uoy ToT
These are further illustrations of
the great isedle upon which odevelop !
medt is proceeding iinit theE south l
east. etaAFb-s
er9soa4d oofio the dtams 5ofleonstratctionI
eH'hrfI t&e be ;done, i as reported this
ruissnmyq Ioot0s f9if
pm BanRafid office 9kuildingr Superior,
GagoispaM1nk, .MuntW lesgI eGae6 five
story addition to business .Jbuildjihg
Macon; apartment houses, Albany and
Savannah Cgfactory building, .DecsathF
At3g fat efnal buildlngsL orb aA q pA E9 I
Macon, Ga; hotel, Fernandina, Fla;
school building, Columbus, Ga.
Contracts have been awarded fer
the dnafgcttbA Tdfs the fbllpwihg
School building, GUN, Ala; bank
buildings, Winder, Ga, and Miami
fla; ifotel, Sotaalsa,, Fla? 2 paving Bir
ningham, Alaeudoeks, Mobile, Ala;
sewer system, Oxford, Ga.
,Ssqree :osAths hee14Estrial IipA laHRfts, to
| be established are: Compress, Vida
liza. ice. Dahlopega, Ga; baggins
mills, 'BBir'GdnsMwick,, gas plant IMPROVE
ment. sAngusta; hoAi miUoapdi fertilizer
! pla vt. Abel, Ga; power plant Cor
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R#aF A4R K kAss r 554i 2 2 r414goo 4

about your freekes-- They are really very easily
and quickly driven away. IfecQpimend That you
secure assoc jar Of Wilson'S FreAte Gpeasl, either
at your drug store or. from the Wilson Ere exile
Cream CO. at Charleston, s. c.. aid Use It every
night as per directions. IEavdfes I'd this preBal
ration remarkably effective and it is absolutely
harmless.
Il Mrs. "A. -B. 1fcC.-II cannot Recommend any
internal treatment for developing the bust, Mas
sage is sometimes good, but should be carefully
ypiplogedt hnpgoye your gener health and con.
N wilson's Freekle Cream Il Sold IL : II
wen aNDREW~bDRUG fSTCReJ 81
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0W ,9JA OiIypteat eorgla TFa+3i1cN
sit isG ehalaeteristicio of Georgia peo-
plen1oQ desire, Others stonshale their
lbenfiitss z Judge SID zBrewton, mayor
of tk1inesWlle, 10 Ga. yuBrites5 5rTy have
used Foiey's Kidney Pills and feel
that l. have obtained great benefit
frone them, and heartily recommend
them to anyone suffering with kidney
trouble" Robert,s-Pharmacy
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inland see B. A. LEWIS.s new
goods i'm oais new store Reyn aids and
j Streets inhepel 5szal oil 10 9s,9d2
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7" +r13lHJ : q JN|TT VRnIYN % ~,
-uW9 "A iDqafsfon q, well known Hl9 W Gil iti-
f zeenp qf Dallas Gao willing e. to tell
WAlat Foley Kjdney Fl i4ls dhlafgy hays fonn done
for him in order that others may ben
eft TbY 0hisb experience, He writes \
RI Il have obeep a. sufferer from kidney
| collie and got no relief from -medi !
cine given me, / saw Foley Kidney
! Pills advertised in THE New Era.
.aand7 began taking them, and ] find
r great relief and satisfaction, from their
use. III have used, two bottles and
I they have benefited me more thar
anything I have eyer taken" Robert
Pharmacy.e.r -.4nnisE L I'm
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ALMOST A. MIRCALE,

One of the most .staaq startling changes 9ga
ever seen in any man, aeGorqlppge + TO
W. b. Hfo}lsGlaFw elf arepq}d9nr oTIeyyaS'
was erected years ago in his brother.
He fl had 6dreadfRl Gqugh,iil he
yFjitesn that All our Er1lffaa family thought
Il he WAS g9 9ilng into cqpshmption, but
he EP16eSga99 ttto, Jpse pr, Kings New Dis
oovery, and was completely. cured by
# ten bottles he is s qquu5pqq and
well and eYeqighsId2R Il PpuQnfdysl t9 Ell
!. many N Y years, our family has used this
wonderful remedy for 8 coughs and n
quick, safe, feliable.. and guaranteed
Price soc and $1.90.t Trial bottle free
at Roses, drug store, .a,a s-,,to.o
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nelia, Cal and Woodworking lants,
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Dahlonega, Ca" ..- Il
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? Aaa-a 2e7?rr3cos3UPvE53}r
p p? p? p -
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-19
HOUSE FAV0RS
 PARCELS POST

Washington, April 19-The House went on record yesterday as favoring the establishment of a parcels post system and a commission to gather in- formation relative to it's creation; the condemnation of the express compan- ies; also the Barnhart proposals posi- tion to make newspapers publish the names Of editors, editorial writers and stockholders.
 Votes taken on these proposals as contained in a rule which will bring them up during consideration of the postoffice appropriation bill were over whelmingly in favor of their immed- fate consideration. There will be fif- teen hours of debate beginning today before a deciding vote is taken on the proposals for parcels post and pos tai express.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-19
NEW YORK YOUTH IS
 HELD IN $1,0OO BONDS

For the burglary of a small cloth ing store at 233 Pequ onnock street, last September, Floyd West, aged 19, of New York, was held in bonds of $1, GOO in the city court this morning, for trial before the Superior court. West admits his. guilt.
 Last summer while visiting friends here he broke the lock on the store one night and pilfered a suit of clothes. Recently he returned here on another visit and was arrested by the authorities He was wearing the stolen clothing when taken.
 Miss Edna McNeal, daughter of w. c. McNeal, of 253 Poplar street, was married to Arthur Smith, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, of 736 Han cock avenue, "Wednesday evening, at o'clock at the parsonage of the Grace M. B. church. Rev. J. J. Snavely officiated. Miss Mabel McNeal was the bridesmaid and Ralph Chaf- fee was the best man. They will re- side in Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-19
Grocery Bulletin

Walnut Meats (Halves) 33c per
 To. Pieces. .. .28c per ID. 2 ID. Rolled Oats. .26c Queen Olives, Large Bottles 2Oc 6 Cakes P. & G. Naptha Soap 25c Eyaporated Apples 2 ID. for 25c Evaporated Peacnes ID. for 25c Evaporated Apricots. 17c per To.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-19

l Tryphosa Jelly Powder and Wine F1avors Sc Pkg. 3 for. .26c Elbow Macaroni. Sc per ID. Stuffed Olives, Large Bottles 200
 Cakes Fairy Soap. coco. .25c
 Extra Large Prunes 13c per ID.
 Medium Prunes. .1Oc per ID
 Seedless Raisins (BuIk) 1Oc ID.
 MuscateI Raisins Grown Sc ID.