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The evening world., 1913-10-08
Wonderful Values in
These Specials for 7o-Morrow

&lS.so Wsmsa's Salk Dresses. .la7S
fopiins~Si:sf. navy. essps. Coesn.
hagen and brown--nsW Fall medals,
sh0win6 latest tunios end trimmhU
-nst. Sacs az snby eausts ya1saA
$l.sS Womsn's Tailossd Hats. SO
Velvet Or PlusA-black, brown, navy
and tanpe-styish shapes, nAseily
txt@Ded Win fancSss IN Ostrich or
Aigretts sffectD-IAmt tWo.
0.eo Wosnsn's Unt'm'd HaAs. .. %
Black-vslouS finish fse-oADo hsoVn,
navy and taups In bright finish.
n.u n. 1sss.s. =" e; ,n
70 Ct. Fancy Feather Trim'ss. -. -
Imitation AigrsttA PsAcoak cd
Pompon sffects-biAc6 ana co6oNo.
$l.se Batists 4 Wolfe Bloasss. .. -
Dainty modG1D-tn amarA eeaDGna 2
lAcss and ple.tines-long ahG106 .
Joke styeo-o0 aSaA
So.Oo Women's SAN Waas1n. ..,nD
Black TAffetA ana NamQ1noz0V
t.sns.ss cells g 1900 -.
open freut-lonS deevss-ol 0Doa
4l.A Hsathssbleem Psoeiseaep. !. n
B'sck-sassss4 ,ss:sss-aa ,saGa&G
$500 Elegant Breeads CesssaaS7.0o
%odsls.snsi1. :, Ssss-l,ns ~
- Ct. Womsn's CamAsseP sea3Saea.N
four reWa ' o. y 1@nCf isosE~ssS =
Without duDe suff1s-tAas1t eva
500 Cirls' Buttoa Shsss..... -
Gun metal oaif-sGt high eut-0%s4
. 90 Womsn's Button Shsss. 80
Gun metal caif-Goodysr VS3tsd
:cis-SP' = ~, tcs 8 S,s. Asds-en
80 Of. Cirls' MILDLY Blosasss. 60. -
White drill with eoioesd q voDeo
collars and cuffs-sailor q HaloAA
ssyls-vastoue n'odeis-s 70 - Ss0sN
Limit threA
s. CT. Childrsn's White Dpeaeee, -
Lawn and nsinsook-yoko, DAnAoA
Frennh and Russian s1aee-snsy
Limit three.
$50 Velvet Picture Bonnsts. . 400
Cute little models in poks sffeets
with ruchin9s or shirred ribbon FAC
pleated ribbon. fancy rossttso-pretty
crowns-to years-Limit two.
32.9s Childrsn's Costs. ...... LES
cordiroy-white. navy and brown
Wide and DArrow wale-doublo-
breasted-box models-Quilted Nntngo
sizes to ysars-Limit two.
$3.50 Boys Juvenile Suits. :. .3.2s
Russians and sailors-ssrCes and
chsvtots-navy. gray, brown and
fancies-b but ton -to-aec q sailor coll
lar-'braid trim or emb'y smblsm-3 to
10 years-LinM two.
50 CT. Boys Blouse ........... Sc
Madras and peroales-white and
fancy stripes-also Eden cioth--neck.
band or collar attach ed-S 10 Is yelro
Limit three.
50 ct. Boys Golf Caps. .......... 81
The new full shape-satin lined or
taped-navy. serge and mix lures also
shepherd plaids--I.imit two
80 Ct. Nickel Bath Fixtures. .2S
Towel Bar, Glass Holder, Soap Dish,
Paper Roller or Tooth Brush Holder
best nickel on braas--Limit each.
The evening world., 1913-10-08
FEDERAL JUDGE H0UGH ILL.
SUFFERS Again From Serious Hen.
srrhages Of Stomach.

Judge Charles NJ Hough Of the Fed.
eral District Court Is Ill at his home.
No. ESQ Park avenue. During the Julian
Hawthorne mine fraud case. some
months ago. Judge Hough had 10 rive
up citing when he collapsed from hem.
orrhages Of the stomach. II was Thought
he had recovered. but last Monday hs
was again taken III. and It was found
necessary to remove him from the court
TO his home. II was said last night tina,
his condition II not regarded an very
serious. although II IL causing some
anxiety.
The evening world., 1913-10-08

Dorothy, who It was believed was NOR
tally injured, Is believed now to have
good chance for recovery. though her
condition IL serious.
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sass Novelty Curtains-peis 4. -
scrim o. Marie Antoinstte-whits q
Arabian-tastsful borders. Some Win
lace inssrts-Llmit six psira
60 ct. Striped Taffsta Silks. . :. ~
. inch-eoft chiffon >'uish-plain -
chanxeabls effects dark and medium
cOlors and ombinations.
Limit 10 yards.
59ct. All-Wool Storm SERGE. . -
20 inch-brown, garnet. navy and
black-Limit 10 yards
:Ss S S :ss; ~, |: G G 4: :1l.'n s,. a1' ~ ~
rs ct. Cotton Fleece Blankets. 4. So
For x beds-whits and co,ored-
$9.s8 Fine Cal. Wool Blsnksts .e.7S
For full siss NASHVILLE ana cosoreA
plain and fancy bordsrs-6iik ribbon
binding.
~ Ct. Unblsachsd Muslins. I'd. ~
% inches vids--mili lsneshs OF five .
" yards-Ltnse . yards.
70 q. Shoets-oox90. .............U
No dresatns-for full sire bsdA
Limit SIX.
% ct. Crochet Sprsads. "a
Fun siHe-no dressins-four good 4.
s'gns-IAmit three.
Fall Sale Notion Spscials--
0NndnA's Darnins cotton-wAitA
oAck; tsn-E-yasd spoois-
'"k' -" uosen.'.... ............sss..e n i
Limit dozen.
Hooks with invisible eyss-s tos
GOOD q9aIity-whits and haanh-
~ ~ s'VrH. .'.'..'.......... ,y2m
k4tmN y RrOnn
Snap Fasteners-bisck ana whits-
mb. W. .. and c-Standard quail
"S1S' =" oss'''''''.''''".... III
IL ct. Yard-wfds Psrealinss. q
Black. white and nov shades-for
innings and pstticoats Limit u yarda
IS ct. Babsskin Soap. ~
cakes IN box-wali known soap a.
excellence-one-th third off regular prSos
Limit 3 boxes.
l2I5 ct. Yachting FlannsIs 81
Exact copies Of high-psiced wool
flanneis-many tasteful color com.
btnations = for womsn'e SlousS.
dressing sAoques. robes. etc.
50 CT. Heavy Satin Damasks. =. &c
Fall pattarns-Limit 10 yards.
II ct. Huck Towels. ..,........7
Soft s-bieachsd-hann,>d
--nsat borders-Lir,it 2 dozen.
Iiis CT. White India Linons. ..... =
Smooth. even weave--for children's
wear as we'll as dresses. aprons, etc.
Limit " yards
II CT. Towelllnss. TN
i1Anch-blesched and bruwn-for diAh
or roller-Limit u yards.
50 Of. Mems Domet NiRht Shir<s. -
Heavy fleece-neat strtpea-also cam
brtc-63 tnche~ long-I5 20 20 nsck--
attached collar or military style
LimN three.
~ CT. Mems Rib Unclsrshirts 81
standard make-naturd t!nt--also
drawers 10 ma tch-all sizes.
$l.<9 Leather Hand Bags ..... l.O9
Leather lined secured metal rims
patent safety catch-leather handle.
$l.29 Dinner Knives 4 Forks. .. ~
Fine American steel--fancv hsndiss-
vet OF six each--Liinit 2 sets.
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VERY SIGNATURE TO
CLOSELY INSPECTED.

There is to 30 close inspection OF every
signature on the registration books.
Photographic copies Of the signatures
may ne made. From such plates copies
Of the signature will be taken and
placed IN the hands OF experts. When
an irregularity Is apparent the hand
writing expert stationed at the boot tn
will report the case to the policeman
and make a complaint
The honest ballot Organization hopes
such careful arrangements will do much
to discourage wrongful use OF the polls
The students who will act as inspect.
ors outside the booths and watchers
within will meet tonight at the Van.
derbilt Hotel TO receive instructions for
their work, which begins Friday. the
first OF the registration days.
These students will cover twenty-ont
OF the thirty Assembly districts In Man.
haitian. Il. X. Finch. Albert s. Bard
President Williams and Professors r.
N. Salt OF Columbia and Crecroft OF
Gsw York University viii address th,
students on the work.
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Cesps Dc Chine NsgIissss
8.O0 70 20.00
Entirely new models ranging from moN
simple lines that lsnd Orace 20 ne
figure to those showing an over-blouce
Of pompadOu chiffon and sufficiently
trimmed and draped 70 be used as
teaxown. .6oms plated models are win
and without shadow lace bodicee-mAny
indeed are those hand embrotdered-
modified mandarin styles ohow exQudaife
,lses Of filet lacAs. Many have tunsc
like drapings. .Laceo ere used IN pro.
fusion-fine plaitinSa ere plentiful ana
roesbud and moss trimming adorn sew.
eral. .Coiora are the most exquisite OF
the delicate and practical tints.
Flope utins silk lkSnoasse
2.00 70 <.00
Plain eolors with VIVA boNaosO - an.
over floraie-Empire and 0tra1ght models
--plaitinm ana paffinGD q 0e14d sesor
used - trimming.
Our Handsome
Messalia0 House downs
Range from 40 70 1928
Extra sa,s and Nsternity Downs ~
included In this Incompatible display
.... Fine range Of practical cooorU and
black, also floyared QtyeQ with or WtkA-
out bordere-Sun plaited And peain-
many models.
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No Extrn Charge for u.
Advertisements for The World may b. laA q
any American District Messenger Office Ia tbs
city until r. u.
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WASHABLE HOUSEDRESSES
AND NURSES UNIFORMS

Make up anothsr section Sf this Gsat
Dix make uniforms-Trt6. eastsful modolo
that make Q woman AppoaP chagm105
indeed on her round Of daily taska.
The evening world., 1913-10-08
WRITING EXPERTS
! CALLED IN 7OSTOP
ELECTION FRAUDS
Honest Ballot Association Ar.
ranges Unique Scheme to
! Trap Repeaters.

Handwriting experts 70 be summoned
20 New York from Eastern cities are to
play an important role in the coming
election. II the plans Of the Honest
Ballot Association 80 through. The
organization Of which President Taicott
Williams Of the Puiitssr School Of
Journalism - chairman. proposes 70
enlist the aid Of these psnsnan sharps
In those districts which arc known to
political managers - the centres OF
repeaters and illegal voting.
TO defray the expenses OF this In
novatlon In city politics. a private fund
has been collected by the Citizens
Municipal Committee. The experts will
be aided by q battery OF secret service
operatives, who are to be imported
from other cities for this purpose.
These men will aid the experts In dis
tricts where watches from the Homes,
Ballot Association report suspicious
registrations. Twenty-Five hundred co..
lego students and graduates have been
selected from the four thousand appii.
cants for this work.
EVERY SIGNATURE TO BE
The evening world., 1913-10-08
IN NEW YORK's SHOPPING CENTER
III [EA II IN
rsur,ssa sesst West q Avenue
In Dry hoods
HEADQUARTERS for TENDERFOOT SHOES
ALL KINDs-ALL QUAITTIES-ALL SlzES-ALL PRICES
business Having Just received complete line Of famous
TRNDIRTo0r SHOES 0xfMds and Juists. will inauguas TO-
Thursday
Following quotations will show how vide
covered Tsndsoot-tru
occasion-aways drsssy. always comfortable

Tsndsrfoot Wide Ankle Shoes. .3.5s
A nav Modei-I.ace--very short vamp
and medium round toe--low. fiat heels
hand turned soies - extra vide
widths-EEE-sises 70 D.
Tendsrfoot Wide Ankle Shoss .3.2s
Lace or Button-Soft Kid-Medium
toes-low heels - extension SOILS
patent tips-extra wide wsdths-sisss
> to TO-
Short Vamp Tenderfoot Shoes .3.25
OF very Soft Kid-IAcs or Button
high arch-Cuban heel--iEht hand
turns, turned soles-ali sises-B to EN-
Tsndsrfoot Drsss Shoes .... .3.7S
Button--Patcnt Coltskin with cloth
heels-light weight = hand weitsd
soles-all sizes.
Tsndsrfoot House Slippers ... .1.o9
For Womsn-cxtra quality soft KID
turned solee-medium round or com-
nonsense toes-low heels.
Womsn's Tenderfoot Julisttss. .l.Se
Very soft kid-sides Of best rubber
gorinR-turncd soles - medium toes
with patent tips or plain common
sense toes-all sizes and widths.
Nurses Tenderfoot Oxfords. $50
With O'Sullivan's Rubber Heels-
soft Kid uppers-ncdium round toes
KID tips-also Z eyelet. Bluot,er out
-,Noirelcss soies - rubber hosls--
O'Snllivan's make--~ll sases ana
widths.
The evening world., 1913-10-08
GREAT FALL S JAIL
Only Three Days More

Tasteful House Gowns, Negligees and Robes
Do know that these shown
Department whefe kind q houo gnrneue
may b obtained-ihs laf1.t 81 IL kind In tbs dty-
the b tasteful and veil
made. I find place With
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
NEWS NOTES
FROM VALLEY

August Berning. we'll known here.
and at present III the government
employ at Carson City, underwent a
surgical operation at St. Josephs
Hospital in Reno last week. 1t is
reported that he is doing nicely and
will be able to return home shortly.
We are informed that the Gardner
Vile band will furnish a part Of the
music for the State Fair. Not at ali
bad for such a young infant to receive
recognition of this sort. But then
reason.
One way to stop the sale OF whis-
key to Indians is to invite the sup
posed boot-legger to move. 1t may
0 be legal to "Siwash' an individual
but such action may save the county
a whole lot of money. 1t would
surely get rid OF the undesirables.
Mrs. II. F. Mcneil underwent an
operation at Buena Vista Hospital
in San Francisco last week. The
operation was successfully performed
by DR.. Raymond Russ, one OF San
Francisco's prominent surgeons, At-
Cording to last reports Mrs. Mcneil
was improving.
Miss Kate T. Nevin and mother,
formerly of Carson City, but of
Butte, Mont. have been visiting with
friends in the valley for several days.
Good farms half a mile to three
miles from town sell from 500 to
SIPS per acre. Out six to eight miles
the price ranges from 500 to $50 per
acre. What makes the difference?
Kill the town as a business center
and YOU have solved the mystery.
Then it not only pays the residents
of this place to keep things humming
but the farmers adjoining as we'll
Editors Friend. Stop and think
what may happen il everyone, like
yourself, patronizes the mail order
houses. Mail orders Kill small town
observation-disclosures as we'll.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
DISEASE BREEDERS

NEW YORK, August l6-Sky-
scrapers are breeding places for the
germs OF white plague and other
pulmonary diseases, according To DR..
Adolphus Kuopf, professor OF medi-
cine. department OF pythisio-therapy,
in the New York Post Graduate
School and hospital.
Tall buildings, says the professor,
keep out the sunshine and pure air
so necessary as a germ destroyer,
and retain the gases in the lower stra-
um of air around the base OF the
buildings in the narrow streets. DR..
knopf has written an opinion in an
swer to a request from Robert Il,
Cooke, president OF the Fifth Avenue
association which is opposed to un-
usually high buildings.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
WILL PRAY
FOR MOISTURE

KANSAS CITY NIo), Aug. 10
Prayers for rain were asked for in
Kansas and Missouri today by citi-
zen, and clergy. In Kansas hun
dreds of persons wrote to Governor
Hodges asking him to issue a pro-
clamation calling for a day OF public
PRAYER. The governor, however. de
clined.
Il believe in the efficiency OF pray
err" said he, but not in the case Of
flood or drought"
Bishop J. J. Hennessy of the Ro-
man Catholic diocese of Wichita. Ran
issued an order that on next Sunday
an hour should be given in each
church III the diocese for special de
votions and "fervcnt prayers to no,
Blessed Lord to terminate the pres
ent unusually pr~otracted dry spell"
Vt Springfield. Mo, the Rev. !. +,
Mcdonald, pastor OF the St. Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church.
ced services would be held tomorrow
at 4 o'clock, open 90 the public when
prayers would be Offered for rain.
The section near Springfield is cx-
periencing one of the most serious
droughts ever known.
Many OF the letters to Governor
Hodges declared the writer's and their
families and friends and the ministers
in the churches prayed and are pray
ing for rain, but the prayers have not
been answered. The writer's declared
their belief that ii the entire citizen
ship OF the state would join in Il
general prayer, God would not fail
much needed rain.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
THE WOMEN
To INVADE
SUFFRAGISITS ON THEIR WAY
TO THE CITY OF
CHICAGO

NEW YORK, August l6-New
Workers feel a keen sense OF lonli-
ness despite the countless alnuse-
ments the city affords, for there have
gone from our midst two very i'm
pOrtant personages. They are Miss
Elsie Mckenzie and Miss Elizabeth
Freeman. suffragiSts. The latter is
"Asquith, the knock kneed nag that
hauls the bakers wagon in which the
"suifS will tent on their way t. Chi
cago, on a trip Tor the cause" Pass
ing through the country Miss Me
kenzie and Miss Freeman will gather
transient recruits and they will talk
and sing "Notes for Women. Every
thing IS named, even the hurdy-gurdy.
Someone called this Lloyd George.
because OF the crank. but there was a
protest because. England is already
represented in the nag-whose name
is Asquith-so instead Helm was
suggested, for the same reason that
Lloyd George was. and i'll compii-
ment to the representative from Ma
bama who is violently opposed to
woman suffrage. The hurdy-gurdv
is equipped with all the latest Suf-
frage unes. from 20. You Beautiful
Vote" to Sweet Chri~tabel" and
Naughty Emmelinc."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
Pentwater, Mich.
very weak and the

began taking Lydia E. P%inkham's Veg
etable Compound and now am strong
and healthy. Mrs. ALICE DARLING,
RID. No. 2, Box II, Pentwater, Mich.
Read NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. says:
Peoria, IIl.-"I had such backaches
that l could hardly stand on my feet. !
would feel like crying out lots of times,
and had such a heavy feeling in my right
side. | had such terrible dull headaches
every day and they would make me feel
so drowsy and sleepy all the time, yet l
could not sleep at night.
After l hao taken Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a week began to
improve. My backache was less and
that heavy feeling in my side went
away. l continued to take the Com
pound and am cured.
"You may publish this if you wish.'
Miss CLARA L. GAUwITZ, R.R. Nc. 4,
Box 62, Peoria. III.
Such letters prove the value of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
woman's lis. Wy don't you try it?
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
TO THE SESSION

Hugh II. Brown left this morning
for Montreal, Canada, to attend the
annual session Of the commission on
uniform state laws. OF which he is Il
member, and also to attend the an
nual sessions OF the American Bar
Association, The sessions promise
to be OF unusual interest.
who will attend the session, are jus
tice Norcross OF the state supreme
court, and Judge \. +. Cheney OF
Reno. Mr.. Brown will be joined ut
with him At Reno he Will attend
a session OF the state banking
board.-Bonanza.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
TIGRESS CHOKES

NEW YORK, Augusa l6-When
Daisy, a tigrcss in the Central Park
animal house, choked on a bone the
other day, nobody stood on her head
and shook her. Neither did anybody
else pound her on the back. Even the
simple expedient OF sticking a finger
down her throat was left untricd
But Keeper Andy Smith called
Head Keeper Bill Snyder, and Snyder
had everything put out OF the animal,
house. Then they roped Daisy an
banged her over the head with a pole.
After a deal OF banging out popped
a bone two inches long.
A story that Daisy kissed the hands
Of Keeper James Criwley, who WELD
ed the pole. could not be verified
Crowley has both hands with him 1t
present.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
18TH
IN HISTORY

lS29-Salt fields discovered i'll Great
Sodus Bay. New York.
lS4S-Scrious insurrection III Ceylon
against the British authorities.
tifications at %flangllo. in sight of
the allied fleets; the evacuation oi
the principalities by them was coi:-
tinued.
lSS4-Charges OF cannibalism in CON
nection with the Greedy Arctic ex-
petition were given semi Official
credence at Washington.
Observation-Disclosures war, battle Of
Nionville. Besiegcd garrison OF
Stras,burg makes a futile sortie,
lG04-Japanese emperor's offer lor
the removal OF the non-combatantS
from Port Arthur, with the demand
surrender. delivered to Gen. Stoe>-
sci, commanding general OF the
fortress.
l9l0-State troops entered Columbus,
Ohio. to preserve order during til.
street car strike.
Pedro Mont. president OF Chile,
died at Bremen, of heart disease.
l911-Gen. Leconte was inaugurated
as president OF Hayti.
19l2-Americans in Nicaragua appeal
to home government for protec-
ton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16

MARBIEHEAD (Mass), August
l6-Niue Yankee sender yachts, COM
posing the fleet for American tests
today. The best three will be select
ed to defend the President Wilson
cup against the third German inva.
sion.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
WOMAN COULD
NOT walk
She Was So Ill-Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
= "A year ago was
doctor said | had q

displace-
ment. / had back
ache aud be
down pains so bad
that | could not sit
in a chair or walk
across the floor and
/ was in severe pain
all the time. | felt
discouraged as l had
taken everything [
could think of and
was no better. |
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
RETURN HOME

Misses Geraldine Cluif and Dorri,
Taylor returned 10 Reno ON this
mornings motor after a week, VISIT
with Miss \auderleith
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
M. z. Church

Sunday School, 10 a. m.
EpwOrth League, Up. m.
Preaching by the pastor at ii a. III.
This notice is an invitation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
ON THE lob

john Gliding. who Was retired perd-
iig a weeks wre>tle with toeoliti>,
is able to be back on the WagoE
again.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16

No morning or evening service "a
the pastor will be absent. Notice will
be given OF his return
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16

LOST-A purse OF Carson street.
contained sum OF money Reward
for same upon return to this Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
CHURCH
SERVICES
SAINT PETERS CHURCH

SAINT PETERS CHUKCH
18th Sunday after Trinity, Aug. 18th.
Holy Communion -.-.-.,-S a. m.
Sunday School ....-...0:4 a. m.
Morning prayer -..-..~.--~l a. III
Sermon: The Larger Mind.
a cordial invitation is etendcd to all
TO attend the services in this church.
LLOYD B. THOMAS,
Rector.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16

Ask for the famous Frede:-
icksburg at the Sacramento.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-08-16
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Christian EndeavOr at o 30 pm
, 1913-06-26

transactions We're quite the common
place thing on plantations in the Solo
mons. "She invested something like
FL 500 in Berande"-
$50 she said"
"And she has zone to Sydney on
business for the plantation"
-Oh, no, she hasn't"
But didn't the Upolu sail?"
1.-THE Upolu sailed all right" Cap
tain Auckland slipped his whisky with
provoking slowness. ''only Miss Lack
land wasn't a passenger"
''Then where is she?'
"At Guvutu last 1 saw of her. She
was going to Sydney to buy a schoon-
er, wasn't she?"
Eyes, yes"
"That's what she said. Well, she's
bought one, though I wouldn't give