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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22
TALMAGE.

Mr., and Mrs. Watt and Misses
Mary and Ida Watt were guests Of
Harley and Walter Watts Sunday.
A. D. Steele. Mr.. Metz, Mr.. Rush
ing and Harley Watt motored to
Salina Friday.
The rain this week has improved
the wheat and everything In the
country looks fine.
Mrs. Klindenst of Great Bend Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Carmine'
and cousin.
Miss Jessie Holzworth was the
hostess to a party Of young people
Tuesday evening. The evening was
spent in games and music. Refresh
ments we're served. All had a very
pleasant evening.
The boy band is doing fine. Tney
liven> up the town by playing sew
eral evenings during the week.
Joe Laney and family came up
from Abilene Sunday to visit friends
and relatives.
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Raw. Turk and wife OF LOvewell.
Kansas, we're here over Sunday to
visit their SON and daughter.
Miss Jessie Dunlop was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. c. f. Klamm was called TO
Junction CITY to be with her mother
who Is very Ill.
Miss Amy Ruse left last Friday
for her home in Dayton. Ohio. She
has been here several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. VIII Kapp. and her
grandfather. N. Ruse.
Mr.. Allen OF Geneseo has rented
John Dunlop's house,
Miss Edna Wagner gave fine
report of the state convention at
wichita; also Mrs. Ingersoll report
ed the convention work at Sunday
school.
VIII Karl shipped car OF cattle
and hogs to Kansas City Monday
night.
Jess Young went to Kansas City
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Stella Hayden Barker.
H. NJ. Howard and mother, with
Mrs. w. D. Nichols of Abilene were
calling on the family Of 9. G. Tilton
last week.
w. F. Fisher Of Buckeye left De-
troit this week for visit in Iowa
on his way to Gettysburg, Pa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22
LoR1MER AFTER sENAToRsHIP.
VIII Attempt to Regain His Place
in u. 8. Senate.

Washington, May 21.-Within q
few weeks William Lorimer will an
nounce his candidacy for United
States senator from Illinois. He has
made up his mind to run at the Re-
publican primaries next April. AL
ready he has notified close friends
here and in Illinois Of his decision
and a preliminary organization has
been started.
Advance news Of the Lorimer can
didacy has been brought to Senator
Lawrence Y. Sherman, against whom
Lorimer will contend. The seat for
which they will be candidates is the
one sherman now occupies and the
one from which Lorimer was ousted
by the senate after two trials.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22
wOODBINE.

Miss Mamie Johnston of Pueblo,
Col, was here few days to see her
brother, Edward Annis.
Mr.. Lockman and Mr.. Usinger
left Saturday for Wisconsin.
Miss Katherine Frisk, one OF the
teachers Of the Enterprise school,
was here over Sunday.
Miss Grace Fecht is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Trz-
askowsky.
Mrs. Foster left Wednesday for
Wichita to see her sister.
DR.. Kennicott has bought the Geo
Reid property.
Mrs. ASKING was called to Alta
Vista by the sickness of her daugh'
ter.
Frank and Herman oesterreicf
left the last of the week for Hutch
inson.
Mrs. Marguerite Kohler of thu
western part of the state Is visitlnt
Grandma" Gugeler.
Miss Ada Shippey is home IRON
Harveyville where she has beeI
teaching school.
Charley Koepke went to Klngmal
county to see a son who lives there
Rev. Henry Ahrens who has beel
sick for some time is now here U
see his mother and other relatives
Freeman Livengood is here iron
the western part Of the state
Pearl Kohler who has a position
in Abilene was home Sunday.
Twgnty-three OF the Enterpris'
students of the college came dow
saturday and gave y play at tn
M1tsGh hall.
Charley Johnston has bought tn
Usfnger property and is sowing In
J.,R. Kohler went to Nebrask
Tuesday ON business.
VIM. SteckeI went to Bmpori
Saturday.
Mrs. Evers LETT Tuesday for New
ton to spend a few days.
Mrs. Herman Steckel and littl
| Freda went tn Emporia Tuesday t
visit her parents.
Mrs. Ray Debris returned ITO ne
home in Harrington Monday.
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zI6N.

Miss Edith Frey entertained some
young people Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce zook and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bert took dinner on
Sunday with Samuel Ketterman's.
Misses Geneva zook and Marie
Lancaster Of Abilene visited with
the formers sister, Mrs. Roy Frank
lin, couple days the last OF the
week.
Frank Engle is spending this
week in Abilene.
Mrs. Emma Minter and Elder M.
@. Engle and r, A. Franklin left
last Friday to attend the conference
at Thomas, Okla.
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binder Irvine.

We bought 10000 pounds Of state
Irvine before the big fire which de-
stroyed three-fourths of their stock
They have pro-rated the amount SO
we received only 5000 pounds. Price
is now 1OMc. The extra price was
caused by raise in raw fibre. Other
Irvine is INC, up. Phone us your
order. The Pearl Town & Mercan-
tile 90. 22w2t
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KEKsTONE.

Lyman Reese and wife spent Sun
day with Will Waring and wife.
Carl and Ethel Botz were at John
Snader's Monday evening.
Herb Taylor has q horse that has
lockfaw. The veterinaries are at
present unable to state the eaaaSe
Charley Thorpe was caller On
his brother Wfll Saturday.
Mr.. Hartzell OF Manchester Wai
out to his farm Friday.
John TrOtt Jr. spent Sunday in
Longford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thorp and son
spent Saturday evening with VIII
Mustard and wife.
RubeA Hammond and wife spent
Sunday with Will Warnings.
Mrs. Will Thorpe and son and
mother, Mrs. Thomas Mustard, took
Miss Kate to Jim Robertson's to
spend q few days last week.
Carl Botz accompanied by Miss
Carrie Isaac, went to Abilene Sat-
urday.
Carrie McCosh spent Saturday
night with Botz's young folks.
George Wilson was helping Herb
Taylor Friday.
lola Laney returned to her home
in Abilene Friday after spending .
week with her sister, Mrs. Niles
HuItt.
Lulu Isaac returned home after
visiting a week with Mrs. Jay Mccoy.
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HODGE BRULHtKS
WILL amend
| EVERY SECTION
Republicans Propose to Fight Tariff
BUSINESS INTERESTS AFFECTED
Low Tariff win Bring Disaster to
Thousands OF Firms and
Strong Objections vii Be
Brought Against 1t.
Republicans Propose to Fight Tariff
Bill.
BUSINESS INTERESTS AFFECTED

Washington, May 21.-That Re-
publican senators plan to insist up
on amendments to nearly every item
IN the Underwood tariff bill when
It comes before the senate for gen.
eral discussion became evident to-
day when Senator Penrose, former
chairman of the finance committee
declared that every member OF the
minority would have amendments
to propose.
II this system is followed the
tourney Of the bill through the SEN
ate is certain to be prolonged SEN
ator simmons has called for tomor-
row the first meeting of the fuA
membership of the finance commit
tee to consider questions relating
to the tariff.
During debate today the matter
Of making public briefs fileo ~
manufacturers with the finance SUP
committees, Senator Townsend OF
/ Michigan engaged in coiloquy
with Senator Simmons relative u
the alleged threats Of manufactuR-
ara TO reduce wages and the counter
intention of the administrator
through the bureau of corporations
- investigate concerns which mignt
a0eAs following tariff re-
auctions. ..~~pNE .lsCE MD-s--s
! "Is the senator Alvarez asked
Senator Townsend, "of any condt-
tions existing which will make pos
sible this proposed coercion on the
part OF the government as indicated
by the secretary of commerce"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22
ABILENE, ROUTE 2.

The Dunkard love feast at Hol-
land was we'll attended.
Mrs. w. G.. Engle and daughters
are home again after spending sew
eral weeks with the formers sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jury and chill
dren spent Sunday with ]. B. Caskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Minter and
sons spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Joe Cox's.
Henry Lenhert's Of Donegal spent
Sunday with G. w. Jury's Of Hol-
land.
Miss Ruby Burnworth Of D. G. H.
s. was home over Sunday.
L. l.. Engle, Mr.. and Mrs. p. 3
Engle and Mrs. Geo. Lenhert left
Friday for Thomas, Okla.
Miss Viola Phillips was home last
week with her parents.
w. o. Steen was in this vicinity
Thursday afternoon.
Samuel Lenhert spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs. Avra Engle and little daugh
ter Estella spent Saturday and Sun
day in Abilene.
The st. James Sunday school wa
we'll attended Sunday afternoon. K
M. White gave short talk on tn
state Sunday school convention.
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Bale ties at Hodge Bros.
r. F. D. No. 8.

Mrs. N. ]. Nichols spent Tuesday
with Mrs, D. Sheets.
The house which T. G. Kaufman
occupy is being reshingled.
H. w. Hostess visited s. j. MIN
ter's Sunday. :. =
Holmer Cox went to Abilene sun
day to see his father who is quite Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Stark went
to Cowley county Friday to visit
two daughters and son and the1l
families wEo live there.
Fred Rgufner and children visited
his parents near Dayton Sunday.
Mrs. Miller of Dayton spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. Fred Rufener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schlesel were
Abilene visitors Friday.
Leonard Tischousgr jumped from
load of wheat Saturday and STUN
bled and fell and the wagon whee
ran over his arm le @IpUW' IN
turing it quite badly.
Buff Orpington eggs FOR hatcnlnt
&c apiece. Mrs. T. g. Kaufman.
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LANEY DISTRICT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Blagg drove to
Abilene Saturday.
Mrs. Rice returned from Wichita
Sunday, accompanied by her niece
and nephew who will spent some
time visiting relatives here.
The Embroidery club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. ingalls,.
Gladys Romberger has been quite
sick the past week. with measles.
Marriott Grice spent Sunday with
his parents south Of Abilene.
The storm Monday morning did
considerable damage to the tele-
phone lines in this vicinity.
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ACME.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kean'
daughter.
Miss GLADYS Webb was here from
Chapman visiting her parents.
The tornado last THURSDAY blew
down the silo on the John HOFFMAN
farm.
Charles Edgemon OF Cnapmal
visited at John LanHz's Sunday.
Mrs. w. G. Engle returned homE
from a visit in Oklahoma.
Miss Elsie PREM and A. l.. Shtrl
visited at B. o. Shirl's Sunday.
Miss Estella Kaufman vAsfbet
Frances Engle Sunday.
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BUCKEYE.

e. c. Kern's baby has been quite
sick for the past week.
Mrs. H. Frey and Mrs. s. Grove
left the 10th for Oklahoma City to
visit their brother Aaron Martin, and
will attend the general conference
which meets at Thomas, Okla.
w. Paul is canvassing for silos.
E. Hoyt had his cattle vaccinated
Tuesday. - ~ht
Maud Haffa visited the Misses
Picking one day last week.
S. Grove and Rev. H. Frey LETT
for Thomas, OKLA, to attend gen.
eral conference.
H. B. Lair is on the sick list.
Walter Picking who went to Col
orado and took one-halt section OF
land is now working for the /. H. O.
and his wife is holding the land.
Roy Winsler is home from Kan
sas City where he went with cal
of cattle last week.
The Sunday school had an enter
tainment Thursday evening at the
school house.
Mrs. M. Poland called on Mrs. e
Hoyt Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Rumold at
tended church in Abilene Sunda!
and spent the afternoon with he
parents, James Miller's.
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NAVARRO.

william Olsen was in Abilene
Saturday.
Mrs. Facklam and Mrs. Leonard
spent Wednesday at Mrs. Xeilinger'
George Issftt and family went to
Abilene Friday in their auto.
Mr.. Walker and family were in
Abilene Saturday shopping.
leo ZeiIfnger spent Sunday with
Earl Walker.
william and Ed Olsen spent Sun
day ut Earl Walkers.
Mrs. M. Zeilinger was visiting 81
her sisters Mrs. Fred Yuhl's on
Thursday.
Mr.. Burlington has been Ill foE
the past few days.
Miss Annie Blagg has recovered
from the measles and is back in the
Wingerd store.
A. Walker was in Enterprise Mon
day ON business.
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DETROIT.

Mrs. Lydia Cobb Of Brookville IL
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Knox is having large &C.
ment porch added to her home.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Dedrich OF
Clay Center were in town lately, re-
turning to their home Sunday in
their car. w
Mr.. Selby has added racket de-
partment to his store, containing
china, glassware and many notions
to supply the needs of the place.
Ed. Thisler is here from Burgin,
Kentucky.
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DECORATION DAY.

q Through the efforts Of the
& Hon John A. Logan. the SOth
& day OF May was set apart In
q memory Of departed men,
q bers Of the Grand Army Of
& the Republic and in honor
Q of the living ones. In order
q that we may observe the day
9 in a befitting manner 1t is
q REQUESTED that the business
8 houses close at 10 a. m. and
3 remain closed until after the
8 exercises. The young people
3 are especially urged to take
q an interest and help with
9 the exercises Of the day.
8 w. d. NICHOLS,
3 Mayor.
) AAAAA AA 4 AA = .
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SOLOMON.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Maggie DoDson.
Rev. w. NJ. Scott preached MS
farewell sermon Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church. Rev. and
Mrs. Scott are getting their house,
hold goods in readiness to move to
Sylvan Grove where he has an ap-
uointment to preach. Rev. and MRS.
Scott have been in Solomon for the
mast two years and have many
friends here who wish them sue
cess in their new home.
Miss Nellie Stark and Miss Clara
Cu1ingham returned home the last
Of the week from Wichita where
thew had been sent as delegates to
the Sunday school convention from
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. M. w. Cave came down from
salina Wednesday to attend Grand
Chapter.
Mrs. N. w. Langon came in from
Kansas City Friday to visit her ola
friends, DR.. and Mrs. Scarf.
= Mrs. B. F. Nickerson returned
home from Abilene last Monday
where she had been to visit he1
brother, George Rogers, and family
for. week. 4sx
Mrs Guy Hough was shopping III
Abilene Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Supple went
to Salina Sunday. to visit with reia-
tives.
Mrs. B. F.. Nickerson is sick al
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. i
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hill were Gown
from sal1na Saturday night to at
tend the Occidental lodge and tc
help initiate several new members
Mrs. Ben Coggshell eAbHrtalneo
the Ladies' Whist club at the nome
of her cousin, Mrs. Mute Hall Sat
urday afternoon at one O'clocA
dinner. The afternoon was spen'
in playing cards, Of which there
were four tables. The Prices were
two beautiful pictures and were WOE
by Mrs. Chas. DobsOn and Mrs
Louis Supple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin vof ROCKY
Ford. Colorado, are in Solomon, De
ing called here by the sudden Illness
of their daughter, Mrs. JAMES DOT
finger, who is very sick.
Mrs. Mary DeLong spent SUNDAY
with friends in Abilene.
Mrs. F. Gregory left last Wetnes
day for Topeka to VISIT her-dangn
ter, Mrs. D. Troxel, and fanny.
Ants Butcher and Ralph Ramse!
returned to their school In Manhat
tan last wednesday after spend1nt
a few days with home folks.
Rev. w. M. Scott returned hon'
Saturday from Wichita where n
had been to attend the SUNDAY
school convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22

Household Goods for Sale.
All my household furnishings and
furniture at private sale every day
this week. Also nearly new saddle
and bride, $50 gallon tank, leather
flynet. MRS. s. A. COOPER.
1872 N. Buckeye. 19d5t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22

The fWear-EMer ALUMINIUM Co.
will have a lady at the Racket DEM
,onstrating their cooking WIRE Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week, and viii sell CSC aluminium
sauce pans for :39c, one ITO a GUS
toner. VIII
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MRS. MARTIN Is ILL
IN OKLAHOMA CITY.

Ottawa, May 21.-Mrs. Ida Chal-
lis Martin, widow Of John A. Mar
tin. tenth governor Of Kansas, is re-
ported seriously I'll at the home of
her SON, Harris C. Martin, 1904
East Ninth street. Oklahoma, City.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22

White Plymouth Rock eggs Tor
Matching. Also baby chicks. MIS-
@. H. Rowland, Brown phone 1850
r. r. D. 4. Abilene, Kansas.
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For week ending May 10, 1913:
Letters: Mrs. Daisy Carver Baum,
Paul Barton, oliver Barnes, Rev.
w. H. Course, A. F. Forney, c. 8.
Roush, Route / Box 2.
W. A. MATTEsoN, P. NJ
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For Sale Cheap.

Just outside of the paved, flood
and curbed district Of Abilene, q
modern cottage house. fresh painted
desirable. See Briney, Pautz q
Danford. zzWioIu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22

POstOffice Hours Decoration Day.
General delivery 1880 to $3.50 a.
m. No rural delivery. One complete
city delivery. Lobby open from 6
a. m. to s p. m.
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See the many uses of Wear-Ever
aluminium demonstrated at the Rack
ct Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
You don't have to buy to be well
come. wit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-05-22
Home Wanted.

For a healthy, robust boy OF four
teen years of age. For particulars
write or call on D. w. Tappen, Ju-
von,Ia Judge. 22w2t
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Hodge Bros Market Day special
is / Id. cans Bug Death II cents.
One can to a purchaser at that price
to introduce 1t. wit
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Market Day Special.

One-third off an all trimmed hats
at the millinery store Of Miss Elsie
Priem, first door north Of G. L.
Hubbard & Co. WltzSozt
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Market Day special, &c dozen
for any kind of cookies at He's
Bakery. w1tzoo4t
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Butter Market
Kansas City creamery 27Ac. firsts
csc.
New York, creamery a7A-sse.
firsts 27c.
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II you are in the market for
hay press see Hodge Bros. wit
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II yUu want the best hay rope
made buy the Plymouth five ply
pure manila at Hodge Bros. wilt
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A customer told us that he applied
Bug Death to his potato vines, then
started in to cultivate them, ana
that before he had finished hoeing
the patch the little bugs were fall
ing off by the hundreds.
Every customer to whom we have
sold is satisfied.
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LOCAL MARKETS

(Grain markets corrected every
Thursday morning By AbiIen" Mill
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Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
SPREADING GROWTH
 OF BARROWS-F
Another Store Room Added to This
 Firms Quarters.

Their rapidly growing business and evcr-increasing stock having made larger quarters a necessity, the Bar rows -Fooshee company has secured from Louis Kileen the large store room adjoining their present location in the Hageman Block, just west of the New York Store. This firm now occupies 21O. PIP, PA and PIG East Washington, and would be glad indeed to secure still larger space After their fire of August 2, they secured their present location simply as a temporary one. pending their permanent removal to the build ing now occupied by the Pratt-Gilbert co. at the corner of First street and Jefferson.
 This building is now being prepared for their occupancy. a new plate glass front being put in, etc. They expect that they will be able to move about March 1st. Meanwhile their business is coming along very nicely, in many departments being heavier than at the old store before the fire.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
PLAN SEVERAL EVENTS
 FOR SKATING RINK
Couples Race" and Creased Pig Con-
 tests Among the Newest.

Elaborate preparations are being made by Manager Eastman of the Phoenix Skating Rink for several holiday period events to be held at the rink The first of these will he the unique "Couple's Mile Race" in which young ladies and their escorts will form the contestants. On Tues day evening one of these mile races will be held and the event promises To prove unusually exciting
 Never before on a skating rink in the southwest has there been creased pig contest But Manager Eastman is going to have really truly greased pig contest on Thurs day evening And more than that it is going to be a relay greased pig contest. in that two pigs will be used. one being placed on the floor for three minutes and if not captured in that time relayed for three minutes by another greased pig.
 A New Years watch party is being planned and special events will be announced for that night when the skaters will watch the old wear out and the new year in.
 Manager Eastman leaves this eve ming for Los Angeles to secure the equipment necessary to place the re- gently organized polo clubs in posi- ton to begin work at once He will have some important announcements tO make upon his return.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
[ Kfs77onos and Bath Robes
Felt Slippers

Cosy and comfortable. These W Q are showing in both Juliet and Moccasin styles for Women and Misses, Romeos and Seneca MOccasins for Men-Many of the Women's are fur trimmed - others ribbon trimmcd-all sizes and colors-Black, Grey, Tan, Brown Co- pcnhagen, Light Blue, Lavender. Pur- pie, Cardinal, Maroon, Green, Slate and Oxford. The women $ Moccasn styles are extra heavy padded soles - all sizes. Regular $1.5O Slippers. Ex- tra special carly shopping price pall .......... ........... ....... S1.19 Mems MOCCASINS, black only 98c Mems ROMEOS black only... $1.5O
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14

Four new piers at San Francisco together with a new ferry slip-part cf the general development plan de- scribed in an article on page 49 of the issue of July r. 1913-are pro- vided for in plans recently approved by the Board of HarbOr Commission CTS. Spur tracks will also be con structed on two existing piers