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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-03

riod of adjournment OF the legisla-
ture. Senators Rice and Metzger
both said something about having
to postpone it over my dead body"
which is taken to mean that they will
insist on immediate action by the
solons.
There are too many little meas
ures coming in here which properly
belong to the public utility bill, and
/ think it unwise to pass them at
this time," declared Senator Metzger
when he moved to defer action on S.
B. los, which was the one introduced
by Senator Brown
Senator Coke then broke in:
Il was surprised to hear it said
that we were not intelligent enough
to pass such a bill, and that we
should wait two years more before
acting on a public utility measure. |
submit that we are wise enough now
to legislate on this matter, and
though in two years we may be able
to draft a wiser measure, still we can
pass one this year which will be of
much benefit to the public"
Senator Judd stated that he was in
favor of the bill to establish the Of
fee Of meter examiner, and that if
necessary it could later be, incorpor-
ated in the public utility measure.
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For the third time this evening per-
sons interested in the bills for the ex
tension of the Rapid Transit & Land
Companys franchise viii be given an
opportunity to hear debates on both
sues of the question The hearing VIII
take place in the han OF the repfesen-
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San Francisco where he will join the
Red Cross Society and leave for
Dayton, Ohio, as one of the nurses.
Before coming to Honolulu, Mr..
Shoup for some years served with the
Red Cross organization in California.
He is the first man to leave Homo
lulu for the scene of the. disaster. He
is also an expert photographer and
has promised to send photographs of
the flood to his friends in this city.
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Landing of Huge Dirigible in French
Territory Causes Riot Soldiers Seize
Balloon Infantry Called Out
rAssocla,ed Press caolel

LUNEyILLE SA remarkable happening and that
awhile threatened seas international occurred
military dhge landed In French terri
and pptated riot among the Inhabitants OF the country
clouds UnNitng the German avor they crossed tie French
in
The balloon started the Spy e
soldiers creating exe0t
the found call out
Of infantry to peasants from the ayiaors
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AT :. -.
WAIKIKI INN

Friday evening of this week the
management of Waikiki Inn will give
one of their popular dances. Music
by Ernest Kaai's Hawaiian orchestra.
A good time is promised and the in
yitation is extended to visitors as well
as townspeople.- advertisement.
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morning
which, under he twenty cent difent s5i hundred pounds
the
duty other foreign will not he cut to less than this and prob
q Cuban
This information however, does not satisfy Hawaiian planters and they
putting HaWairs chief
Industry proonging They In
M Is
consequently continue radical slash in the
The caegam this morning brings further deyeopmen Of the
published fhe StarBuen afternoon by Associated Press
b stating that the president Chairman Underwood Of the house
reduction
tariff mn he is reacbed.
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SIR THOMAS Upton
TO CHALLENGE AGAIN
(Associated Press Cabls,

LONDON, Eng, April s-sir
Thomas -ipton Is considering : new
uneonuition challenge to the unitsd
States tor the America yachting cup,
his condition challenge having been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-03

The regular meeting of the mem.
bers Of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee will he held at the rooms of
The Merchants Association, Young
Hotel Building. on April (Friday),
at 3:3o o'clock p. m. Mr.. Waldron de-
sires your presence at this meeting
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Brother Dutton Gives.
The following subscriptions were re-
ceived by w. D. Westervelt this after
noon: e..
Brother Dutton, leper settlement, $40
Frank l. Gibson. KalaWao, ~Molokai 5
Richard Weldon .............. 5
Mrs. Nell Moore .................1 10
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FOR full
RECOGNITION
OF China
tAssoclated Press cabls

WASHINGTON, .. G., April a.
Secretary Of State eryon has notified
al the diplomats here rvprescntIn0
foreign countries that 4 ID the IN
tention Of the administration 70 rccoo.
ulxe the new, Republic of China on
April 8. He requests the other Doy-
ernments to concur n = plan to reeon-
nize chiha % Athe aan,s dsfe. 4.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-03

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Free kindergarten and GhIldren's Aid
Association win be held Friday morn
ing, April 4th, at $3.50 O'Clock in the
y w. G. A. rooms.
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SUGAR

, SAN FRANCISCO, April 2. - Beets:
SS analysis, 9s IL lid Parity. 4.09
cents. Previous quotation, 9s. 105-2d.i
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new !! TARIFF !! PLAN ; |. UP
PLANTERS TO OPPOSE t.
Say Temporary Arrangement Simply Puts
Off For Short Time Death-Blow To
Industry

aThe president has given an uItiaum to the Louisiana
national committeeman duty ST sugar Cuba for three years
and thereafter free sugar. President would otherwise sup
port Underwood free sugar bill"
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
Exchanged
Thursday, April 3

Thursday, April 8
HAMBURG - Sailed, March 81, S. S.
Ramses, for Honolulu. -
HAMA = Sailed, April l., schr. Homo
,ipu for San Francisco. -. ..... .
NEWCASTLE = Sailed, April l, S. S.
Ikala, for Honolulu. -s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-03

u. S. A. T. Sherman will sail for
San Francisco about $50 p. IN. today
probably. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-03

The average girl treats new ac7.
quafntance far better than she does
an old friend-so the old friend
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SHOTS TO FIRE

. Z
3 There are so many enemies of (
q the more delicate Of the mem {
. bers Of the vegetable kingdom (
. dom that it has been found FL 4
. nanclaiIy impossible to raise az 4
. rieuiturai crops other than the 4
. sugar cane.
5 Z
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DANCE AT
MOANA HOTEL

The management of the Moana Ho-
tel invites tourists, local army and
navy. and society folks to dance to
be. given this evening. A Hawaiian
quintet will render music during the
dinner advertisement.
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Siberia, Apr. 4.
|, Fer s. r;
Sierra. Apr. 5.
From Vancouver. :
Mariana, April %
For Vancouver:
Makura, Apr. p.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
MORTUARY.



rricf funeral services were held az
3 80 o'clock this afternoon in tho
church OF the Immaculate Conoep-
ton FOR Barbara. the infant daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs y. j. Heaney. Of 52t
south sixth street. whose death oc-
cured Yesterday morning. Rev. a. M.
Mendaiari s. g., conducted the scry-
ices ana burial was IN santa Bari ara
cemetery. The little one was taken
ill on the train cn route with Mrs.
iIcaney from Chicago 40 Albuquerque.
Mrs. Hcnncy and the baby had been
in Pittsburgh ra., visiting and Mr.
Hcaney had mot them in Chicago on
tho return Grip. The illnca proved
20 hc animal meningitis aud death re-
suited two days nftcr the Iirancys ar-
rived home. Thc funeral this after
noon was private. Th, caskei henr-
ing the body pf ihe Aitls one was
baden with floral offerings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

a ;uss of isc to hc rose 60 SIC.
Liberal receipts tended later 4,
bring about reaction The close
wis stead, at .Gf,c Tor september, d
not loss of $50.
Corn advanced uu account ot CON
tuucd drought and hest southwest
land because ul unfuNuruhlc reports
from AreontiuD September opened
H.c higher go 6INo. touched 81 ~,
and th,n climbed to o2c.
AftDr httlc further upiurn, ia,
market rrli hJDh owing go pruht TAX
ing bl lonp The closing was steady
with september shade net higher al
.6Il, mGlMt
disappointment over thrcshiug rec
turns made oats strong. september
started ho to lto up 1t a0]sc Co S9 't'
aud asccudod 60 $3.50.
Higher prices for hogs liftod pro-
Visions First salc- were 5c 60 40,
high,r with september options us fol-
lows Pork y2l.l5, hard. Sll.5i; ribs
.sIl1''4.
Whoat-Julv sGA 0SC7sc, sept
NG..r bee. soitc
Corn july Go'.c. Sept, Gth H
tu.s,, Dec, 1N e..
ooJs--Jmy aS1sc. sept, ae%c,
Dec. lltsc'
Pork-July Sa200. sept, Sg125.
Laird july sll.I2ts. Sept, SllSo
11tN2ls. oct, Sll.N5'st Jan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
Is YEAR OLD GIRL
IS DETAINED BY
The POLICE
Pauline AFchulssa Of Santa Fe
Taken Into Custody; Arrest
Of Two Men With Carnival
Follows.

Thiiiten-yta Tauilne tfehi.-
iuia 81 santa 10 Is detained AZ the
police staiien and JuHo Maritime.
leaaef 81 Miilcr's Carnival band. ana
~ j. Adair. also with the catnlsal.
ARE hrid ~ t,i pendiat a. lnrcsuras
tion ~ Chies of Police McMnlln. The
ArchAleta giri was taken Into custody
yesterday afternoon 1T thc request Of
lhe Slnia ~ pollft Aduir was ar
rested later Oh chnrse IN having
been Instrumental - inducing thr
child 20 leave santa re. ne told "a
p4eilg straight story 81 shc ooiicc. hut
II hcina held for developments. The
soung eiri mys ihnt Affair wanted her
% marry him and that she Is willing
Ga htcome his vile. MARTINI is being
held On a more serious charge in COM
nteiiun with tne affair and So o. likely
that warrant VIII De sworn "a In
santa Fe today charging him with O.
statutory offcnse. Tho mother o. the
Archulcia rirl arrived from SANTA r.
last night.
The carnival management states
THAI Marines WIS not connected with
the shows but came here 81 Join them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
BABY LION NAMED
MAC AFTER
GOVERNOR
Three Kittens Born at Santa
Fe: Miller Combined Shows
Open Performances Here on
Monday.
WILD BEASTS PICK
FEATHERS OFF FOWLS

one of tho features of tn J. g..
Miller Combined shows which opon
at the corner Of sixth street ana rru-
trul avenue Monday is the mcuagcric.
which includes tive big lions and
about five small ones. Three of the
kittens were born u few days ago at
Santa Pc. aud one has leon named
Mac" Ice honor of Governor McDuu-
and, while another is named "Ncw
McNicu' and 'hc thrd "MontcIuma.'
There is mo- race suicide iu tho lion
department, us two cubs were born
u Ration about two weeks ago.
one of Ghc hig stunts of this show
b. feeding the lions live chickens. tho
imcnse eats picking every feather
carefully off each bird before deyour-
ing H.
a merry -gu-round ANA Ferris wheel
and other paraphcrnaliu have been
shipped Go tho company here from
L,avcnworth, Kan, and viii De here
in time Tor the opening. show people
are arriving daily from the east tu
join the aggregation. which assemblies
ana siptta thv season hrtD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
GREAT SHOE VALUES
BROUGHT CROWDS
Opening Of Golden Rule Sale
Marked by Od-Natured
Rush for Bargains in WOm-
ems and Children Foot
wear.

an old-rshiouod Golden "uf
crowd women who have learned
thut they can't afford to miss ID spec
cial offcrius advertised hy the hiE dfi
goods store at Third ana C"ntrui--
turnod out thls morning 90 take ado
vantage of the extraordinary value"
offered in wompns misses and chile
drens shoes.
AZ usum ncV found tht eoods eN-
actiy as advertised and special provi-
sion made for thc prompt handiine oi
customers Samples OF thr entire
golden Bule stock Of womens and
chndren'a shoes were displayed Goa
tables cNtendug thc entire longth of
the MAN nis.p. and cNtri salcspeople
m.n 90 81 That buyers got exactly what
they wtrc looNnp Tow Tho selling
was hcaty throughout thc day. boo it
ls announced thut plenty of hig ,Hluos
are Jeff tur tomorrow and saturday,
che tNo fcmainns days of tho 1lo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

Kansas city July lI--llpEs- ltc-
ccipts 5000. market 5O to Toe higher
bulk sg.0oWs.1o. heavy, S9.O0n9.O6.
packers and butchers, $e.o0mg.16,
pigs. S5.g5HS5u
Cattle Receipts 1000. market
steady: primo fed stecrs. SA.5HmS.90.
dressed beef steers. $1,000 $50.
southern steers, S5.5OWT75. COWS
Si.2ln 100; hcifers. f6.5O6fNGb,
stockcra and feeders S5.OOm7.NO;
bulls $1,000 1905 calves. $4,000
800.
sheep Receipts 5000. market
steady to Toe lower. lambs $1,000
S21. yoarlinRs. f5.0OWG.0O, Wethcrs
Et25nb.00; owcH. $1,000 $50, stock
Drs and feeders. &275ml25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

Washineton july if Representa-
tive wills OF ohio. who recently cal-
ricd OF ihc palm a % National Pre.
clnh spelling non was stamped yea-
terday 3d. received from his hroth-
~ who had heard ot his orthoguphic
proWess a luslp gard on which was
engraved thr t james = rahpH
theOdorokoumr nuntoufEoutopnluH iu
Ia letter accompanying thc card hop.
resenlaugc Wits brother demanded
that hc Justify hF reputation hy eth
~ spllinr ur p10nouncinH ihv mann
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
Chicago livestock

Chicago. 'Juh l5- Hogs l;vc,lpis
1900, market atrnue 5c tp 10.
hieher bulk or sales. SgO5HA3u.
light S9u5WgisIsi miNod. ssS56i
$500; heavy, Ss.b0mHaG. rough
SN0oftNNu, piss sI50@8I5.
Receipts % 800. market gou.
crlN steady, bcpyce. STl0mgI5,
Texas steers So u0e,NOO. western
ricrrs N1.l5mNlU. rtockcrs and
Feeders. $4,000 100. COWS ana heif
ors. fahoWs.5ot calves. SN.6omil.25
sheep Receipts $1,000. market
weak. native sheep. xta5m 20,
western. tt20W5I5; yoaruurs $500
900. mmbs. native, 10000 20.
western. SG.5OmH20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

ma Antt fhf~aas n4.h th..
NAf,t MH
tlIEn t4 nar
NH uan enklat 'n WISCONSIN
lpu ga lho -
lHNtlnH Ntrit staNtiif
f t.tm fnntnoId nftIhe aid
IN4 |ne WAS tt4a
ttlN llA wrote NNH iNn
gees IoN van nA iI
ttf
N'NiI0I p nt'NN Nt'itnN "a tNt pte
Ntl NNiN ~ 'Fh WNNt 'itAN f'n
ran resi Nstf''i ti'tt Hef
Nnn i A
10 AAa
$500. -. ~ y. ~
Il. .' ~.
... ~ ~.
.4'tef 81 lihAii
. 4p9nt t"e Hfre.l,sNn n iioiin
H-eis@ AA.etX inNN AZ in 1o1cn
H A p thN eA''Nn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
TWENTY DAYS IN JAIL
FOR ATTORNEY De BACA

ArFalgned TN police court shls
morhing on charge ~ drunkenness.
Attorney a. &. De Raca was sent 90
San for twenty days by Police Judge
Georgc n. craig. De Baca was arr
rested Yesterday afternoon a. the re-
quest Of attorneys ia the CromN eli
bpildipg and WIS conveyed 10 the po-
iiee station In parcel delivery wag-
on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

NcW Yurk. July u 'TlWU nor
camille paper per cent.
sterling exchange easy, with actual
business ln bankers bills at StSalO
for G0-day biliH und az &i.S650 Tor do
mund commercial bills. &i.N3
Iar silver. 5A 5-tc.
Mexican dollars ifc.
goyvrnmput louds steady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
TEL EPH0NE OPERATOR
SAVES LIVES WHEN
WATER WALL R0ARS

WheelinN. ~. va. July IT, .
. Prompt action on the parf o. the .
g Telephone operator Is believed Q
Q A. have prevented heavy loss u .
9 Afe In the region twelve miles .
. east 81 here Just before noon TO- 4
y day when d cioudburst Hooded .
= thc entire section. Water rolled .
IN 4 wall ont ~ Wheeling creek. =
q nnd LATHE Wheeling Greek also .
2 WIZ flooded. ruinlng creps and q
9 washing Suees frcin their fuun- 4
q dntlons. So Tar az known NO one =
y WA drowned, people IA Viola =
q and aiaforsFiiie. fleeing 20 the .
q ntarby Kills when warmed o. the 9
q pn-fuahinr torrent. 9
49o o 4ee oo go . .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

WaahIngtOn. July ia fOFmaI
order Tor the investigation ~ the ST.
Louis a. san Frncisco reccivcrship
merce commission la accordance with
~ recent congressional resolution di-
rccflns ths inquiry. 30 date was set.
The hearings win be held IN various
citie4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
Chlcnnn Ilnnr,I nf Trndr.

Chacgo July I1.-t Unreasonable
cold in the Canadian northwest rail-
lied wheat prices today after little
weakness at the outset The easy
feeling WIS due 90 unresponsiyc ca-
hloa ana to nne weather in the Da-
kotas ana Minnesota AZ rule. pit
tudDrs Wcrc bulush. The opening
woe a shade Go &c lower scptem-
boz which started at tiao t0 N6 $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
hc prefcrrcd IN points ~ 52.

the preferred fell points tc 52.
CLOSING prices con few Of the
principal stocks were as follows.
Amalgamatcd. o. 1-N.
sugar. 100.
Atchiauu, nG 2N
Northern pacific tO, 3-S
IrudiuE 1853 8-t.
southern Pacific, ni 4.l
Union Pacific lt6 as.
steel 52 1-N
steel preferred. 600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

Rochester. ~ ~. july i7.--Aibert
Never of Albert Lea. MINI. was
elected to-day president OF the Amer
lean Optical association a. wuccced
George L. schneider of Berkeley. Cab
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
The Mcta'-

N,w York, July l5.--Coppor firm,
standard spot and July tli00m "a
go. el,cuoNtic. Sttl2mlA3ii lake
SIf8fmlf.jO, casting. tl3.htm 1900.
Tin easy spot S3H.iue' ao.s5.
Lead quiet, Si30mito. SpcltcI
uuict. SN.55u
AntimunN. nominal, tuuksuu n
KN.1Iu 1866.
iron barely steady UNCHANGED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

Sew York, july lI--Cotton. spot
quiet mlddlug uplpnds. Sle3i. gull
SI2.Gu. s3let. 500 bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

GROCERY clerk experience good
references Address D T.. q. GA
s.. Broadway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

/ MONEY ON call. i-tw2 l-2 per
cent Time loans STRONG; sixty days,
] 4m5 per cent, ninety days. d@a Ia
/ per cent. six months. g per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

ST. Louis. July ii--Lcad hrW,
FtgO. spcltcr arm. $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

f0R sALEFoar pianos and one
player plano which $50 un scll at
factory cost Tor cash. AN News uo
SECOND hHnd Roods CAN al once f
Interested clark Music co., ll4
South SECOND street
FOR RENT--5-room modern house
with gags good location in lowlands
For complete Information. apply 1926
south Second street
WANTED contract practice bA an
experienced physician. DR. " ".
Ngll, Groraira Go.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-22
COMFORTS

"a Satin heavy packed, well sewed,
positively worth SIPS. A mighty pur-
chase -. -. . 80. 50c
7-S Satin mixed lined, positively worth
$50 4 mighty purchase 49,. 90c
Same as above. but fell size, positive
ly worth S200. A mighty purchase
81 .s------ -Si-No
Full size, fine satin, all white cotton
lined. positively worth $500. A
mighty purchase .... - ....S1.65
Very best made, cotton lined, fun
size. positively worth $500. A mighty
purchase . -. ..S2.65
Full size heavy cotton blanket POSI-
lively worth $500. A mighty pur-
chase 1880. -Sl-<J
Extra heavy cotton blanket. fun size
blanket positively worth $2.25. A
mighty purchase $50
Red and white Ladies' wool sweaters,
positively worth $3.50. A mighty pur-
chase $500 -. .--.--...-S <-Zo
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-22

SWEATERS
Ladies' wool mixed sweaters, two
pockets. positively worth s1.00 and
SIPS. A mighty purchase 49,. .. Csc
Latest ladies' large sailor collars, two
pockets. wool sweaters. positively
worth $3.50 A mighty purchase S3.e5
Grown, gray and white mems sweat
ers. positively worth $3.50. A mighty
purchase . $500
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-22

A large line of Mems negligee shirts
positively worth 75c. A mighty pur-
chase ....-.-. ...............So Soc
Madras and chambray working shirts
positively worth 75c and soc. A mighty
purchase -.'''- ''.''''.' '.'.''SoG
Mems and boys Poros Knit shirts
and drawers. positively worth 35c. A
mighty purchase ......... -. ...15c
Poros Knit best quality shirts and
drawers. positively worth SOC. A
mighty purchase ...... -. .....35c
NaInsook short sleeves aud knee
length drawers, positively worth Soc.
A mighty purchase 49,. -. ...35c
Fine Isle thread shirts and drawers,
positively worth $1.25. A mighty pur-
chase s.....- - .-...... ooc
Mems heavy ribbed shirts and double
seat drawers, positively worth soc. A
mighty purchase $3.50. 1890. .2oc
''Wrighst' all wool shirts and draw
ers, positively worth s1.25. A mighty
Fine Isle thread fancy colors mems
hose. positively worth Csc. A mighty
purchase ...... ..-.,...s.1 oc
Wide and narrow silk scarfs aad ties,
positively worth soc and Csc. A mighty
purchase -..--....-.. $500. SSS
Four-in-IIand and bow silk ties, pos
itively worth Csc and 35c A mighty
purchase $3.50. '1oc
All Wool Shirts, cut fun and rocIny.
positively worth $3.50. A mighty pur-
chase ,-...s.-..-. $1,000 |N'iS
Medidm weight all wool shirts, posi-
lively worth $780,, A mighty pur-
chase -.---.... --.9''oo
Canvas gloves positively worth l0c
and 15c A mighty purchase ...-.5s
Boys gauntlet leather gloves. fringed.
positively worth $1.00. A mighty pur-
chase ..-....'.. DOC
Mems heavy leather work gloves pos
itIvely worth SIPS. A mighty pur-
chase ....'r. .ooc
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-22
FLANNELS

Cotton flannels. all colors, positively
worth loo A mighty purchase
...... ...... -. 20 yards for S1.00
Heavy cotton flannels, positively
worth lie 4 mighty purchase &c
Arrow brand Collars. a for 25c
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-01-22
DRY GOODS

Hire. black and red wool serge pan
anna. SO inches wide, positively worth
soc yd A mighty purchase ..,..-SOc
42iB. Nohair. black and blue. posi-
lively worth Csc 4 mighty purchase
at .....-.---....'.- $1,000 1870
Henrietta suitings, all aolOrs, As in.
wide. positively worth SIPS. 4 mighty
purchase .....-.-. .---.. .....-Ioc
Red Seal dress singhams, fancy plaids
positively worth 15c. a mighty pur-
chase .....-...... o.. .... ...1Oc I'D.
Red Seal dress Bingham positively
worth 12iEc yd a mighty purchase
at -.......- &C va.
Checked apron ginghams, positively
worth 10c I'd. a mighty purchase
at 1890. .--.. -.- Ic<yd.
3G-in. percales, all colors. with small
figures, positively worth lee and 1919
I'd A mighty purchase -. lie
All standard Calieoes positively worth
&c yd A mighty purchase ... &c yd.
SG-in. Satin Messaline, all coIors. pos
itiveIy worth 1926 I'd. A mighty
purchase -. .....-a... SOc va
One lot silk in large variety or col
ors positively worth 15c and Si-te I'd
A mighty purchase $500. -. 35c yd
3G-in. All Linen sulting, positively
worth 25e yd. A mighty purchase
at ............ $3.50. 15c yd-
Extra wide all pure linen shifting. pos
;tiyely worth 55c I'd. A bighty pur
chase ....... go. zoe yd.
The very best grade all pure linen,
3G-in.. positively worth 75c yd. 4
mighty purchase -....... .45c I'D.
SILK finish Madras. suitable for shirt
waists, positively worth sc ana SOC
yd. A mighty purchase ...... zoe yd
Cotton flannel In all colors, positively
worth Size yd A mighty purchase
81 49,. 90. ....-. 20 yds for st.o0
Cotton flannel just the material for
making winter night robes and shirts,
positively worth 125zc a yard. A
mighty purchase $50. -. =. &c yd.