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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19


OGDEN, July 1S.-Aleging that the
husband threatened 10 throw her down
stairs and otherwise treated her cruelty.
Mrs Daisy IL, Uamlyn instituted divorce
proceedings in the district court today
against William II. Hamlyn. The wife
also alleges that the cruel treatment
was administered during his frequent
sprees.
According to the complaint. the parties
were married in this city on May Z. 1905,
In addition to the decree OF divorce. Mrs.
iIamlyn petitions the court for costs OF
suit, $50 per month alimony and the right
10 resume her maiden name, Daisy j.
Stone,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
Go respondent Named.

Naming James Hoggin as CO.
respondent in the case, Enoch G. Borg
yesterday filed suit IN the district court
for divorce from Christine r. Borg
whom he charges with infidelity, drunk
enness and cruelty. The Borgs were
married in this city December 90,
1912
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
Deny Liquor License.
Special 10 The Tribune.

sPeVIdI 10 IIIe ItTUNTTo.
OGDEN. July 1S.-Without giving a
reason for their decision. Judges j. y:
Howell and N j. Harris of the Second
district court today refused IL retail
liquor license TO John Brunetu. From
the line OF examination OF the applicant
il would seem that the license was de-
nied because of past alleged violations
of the city ordinances at the place indi
Gated which is the Central hotel. Bru-
netti is proprietor OF the hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

The Empress programme has many
good things to offer those who attend
the matinee today and the performa nces
the balance OF the week. Every act on
the bin Is excellent and not an unenter-
moment Is experienced from the
time the curtain rises on the anima / ed
reVlcW until its final descent at the close
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
AUTO|STS HERE ON
JOURNEY TO COAST
Continued from Page one.)

one OF the best known is Elwood Haynes,
father OF the automobile industry ana
inventor OF the first machine. which Is
now I'm the Smithsonian institution at
Washington. Less than twenty years ago
he was considered mentally unbalanced
by his townspeople In kokomo, IND.
"There goes old Haynes" the neigh
bors would say AS the sharp staccato
OF his exhaust pounded on their pro-
testing ear drums.
There goes the toy wagon. Ii VIII
never become practical" was the COM
ment of others.
''You Will have To get off this street,
you scare the horses" said the chicago
police, when Haynes brought his In
yentlon to the big city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

present the new Bison war film. THE
Battle of Manila, comes news Of one OF
the most interesting moving pictures
ever made. The Battle OF Manila was
sta ged for the Bison company by a man
who was in attendance at the fight and
who occupied an advantageous position
from whence lie could see the entire bat
tie y new bill OF other features will
also he shown today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

Of the musical melange offered by the
nine Plano Bugs When Jimmie Britt,
Immediately attired, steps onto the
stage it is signal for an outburst of
applause that must make his heart feel
warm Britt Is the former lightweight
cha mpion boxer Of the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

Gus, Injuries which she received while
boarding the Homecoming train at the
park last night. In the rush Mrs. Con-
way was pushed from the car steps and
severely bruised. She Is also suffering
from nervous shock az a result OF the ac-
cident
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
Oregon Town Scorched.

PORTLAND. Or, July 18.-The busl-
sixty miles southwest OF Portland, was
destroyed by fire tonight. The loss is
placed at 5000 900 TO $4,000 Included
in the destroyed buildings were two
anks the Sheridan hotel. restaurants,
general merchandise stores and resi-
dences. Sheridan has about 1900 popula
ton, The fire started In small restau
rant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
Woman Is Hurt in Crush.
, The Tribune.

OGDEN. July tS.-Mrs Daniel Conway.
who attended the *. OF G.. outing at La
COON yesterday. WAS unable tn leave her
home, 20I2 Washington avenue. today as
the result OF painful, although not seri-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
Truck Coming Through.

Only one machine. big Brown truck.
carrying the baggage, failed to get
through, 1t was held up in some OF the
overhangins lodges under which Its top
would not go. The top was taken off
and the big truck is now proceeding
toward Salt Lake. 1t will get In tonight
and leave with the party tomorrow.
Accompanying the party was the ma
chine which represented the Denver
Chamber OF Commerce. IT will return
to the Colorado capital next week. In
it we're Mr., and Mrs {. L. Newcomb,
IL and Horace Bell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

The ngagement OF Arizona" at tho
Utah theater comes to IL close this even
Ing and this win be the last chance 10
sec the gripping military play from The
pen OF Augustus Thomas. The house
has been practically sold out for the re-
naming performance and many Utah
patrons have expressed regret that the
play could not run another week Be
ginning tomorrow night and continuing
throughout the week. Sardous "Dlvor-
cons will be the bill, Miss Alice FIem-
ing will appear as co-star with Robert
Mckim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

Many auto dealers locate rrospe>
purchasers through Tribune Wapts.
many auto owners, who seek 70 r..
exchange their cars, are piace
touch with purchasers throuen
Wants. q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1913
Mrs. Hamlyn Seeks Divorce.

of three minor children and temporar
almony,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

With the announcement that as the
feature Of its bill today. the Rex VIII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS

The following thcstcr notices arc marked
Advertisements" In order 20 comply With a
UT!ct Interpretation OF tho new federal uewG-
paper law. In sense they paid advo.-
ttements. They arc jtems furnished by the
presS agents OF tho various theaters
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

QeflOgletteH9 mil lOIQer Oe0ul0 un0
@rinoIibfstt ltuoirt bitten. ME i'd es
that.
@tnetIetne Spannesmi heu
Qeben uno Sob!
.Sobalo i'd ent6edt bate, oaB es
m0gli6 mar aus uugebeurer 60be auf
Die @roe binuuter gu gleiten. 'n6te
ih mid onran. meme Wtaidine gu uers
itatten. SD probierte ieosu ein5elnen
9rabt aus. Qamdbli9 fOnnte ih es
tuaesn. ben 8intel, IN Dem i'd beruns
terfam. mebr uno mebr benz rehteu
@tntel 9lel6 Su MAIDEN. SD sins
lau9a %portp1rts, ioas Die anoereu
niht tbaten.
@S oauerte Monnte. bis ih su Der
lleber5eusung fam baB rs moalih lit.
ablolut ientredt aus GROCER Sobe
berunter gu tOmmen, obne Staoen III
nebmeu. 3uerit bsreitete mir oos
Ntbmen sroBe Sdwleristei.en. SO NOR
mir ihluer, meiue Slime unter 8ons
trO1e gu beha;teu uno mid an ben pers
itdrtten 2uitOruf gu s%stu6bnsn.
Gines 9usss beidloB ib, mid aus
elmer S0be bon 5000 5u6 iteil berab
su lalien. Mteine Nbiidt tbeiIte i'd nur
ueni9en 6reunoen nit. SD fam 10
tell berunter wie elm Stsin. NIs
th mid Dem @robooen n1berte. rihtete
Id metnen Npparot auf uno Inubste an
elmer eniIernten Stene oes 5eloes 10
lonlt ME Elm Yogel. llno i'd babe es
lettber bunoerte BON WiaIeu oetban.
aein anoerer Wtenid lit 10 ihrsu ourd
DIE 9uit 9eiauit wie id. Nus elmer
p6be 0 5000 6uB bis gu Der Steue,
IN Der lb mslnen Nppardt luirihteie.
louite ib NIT elmer @eihwinoiateit uon
1856 Nteilen ole Stnnoe. Sd
brautte III Dem u~n9t9eureu 5aQ ges
nau % Setunoeu.
Die melIten lun9en 9eute. Die es mir
ndhSnmaden ueriuhten. gtugsn
bltnOIin9s baranI los. Sh fannie
Die 9uft BON Sablrsinen 8alonanilles
gen her. Nuoere battsn lid ME uorher
uber Die @roe erbpbsn. Sh unteriu6ie
meme Apparute oar leoem Nufitteg
leIblt. uno nit Ser er6Btsn @runolih.
felt. Gle onoeren ilberIle6en oas ibreu
Wtebanlteru. llno ollie buben iie ibren
Z 90 9efunoen
SD Itebe oa8 6liegen uno babe Der.
trauen III DIE 3utunit oislsr Stunt. Sd
babe feline Jurd)t, boB mir in Der quit
etlpos Suito6en tounte. 9tber meine
ewilensbiile wegsn bss 9ooss
metner u a d a b msr Iaiien eS nidt
81. oaB ih lemals wieoer fIle9e. Nur
IN elnem Sale meroe id wieber in Die
9iits iteissn. ndm.id. psnn Die 8eret.
nisten Staoten gu sinem &rieee ee'
Suun9en ueroen uno msiner Gienlte
als 6Iie9er beourfsn iolltsn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

nab meiner oorber9ebenosu Seihreis
bIng elmer 6ahrt i'm 9uftmeer,
oiesmul aud einen Tag i'm Inter.
leebOot" itisSiren. 70 oos iih allo
aud bier Die ,Grtrsme b~sriibrsu."
Seller babe ,h ilpnr otele iuterei.
Iante 1pur untsr Meer nitt mitgs.
mdht, uuo ib citire eiue 8elhrsibung
elmer lOlteu BON sinsm NussuSsusen,
zines Serrn VI. 0 &hpn. osuu lie lit
l~eIeusperib uuo beisbreuo:
.Wis @unihe rad peroeu: NlS ih
sum erlten Nial auf Der &umplsr.
Iaubs ourd Die 9uit iurrte. iho6 Is
mir Su msinsr sissuen llebsrraihuns
ourb ben 8opf: @sun on sIndlih
fpieosr ruutsr fputmit. oanu mii6isit gu
mol in Il nteriseboot iahrsul Yin
iih mare bieIe Sbeeuperbinouug astp,b
niht isltiam; iie mutoe Is uur. neil
Die 0~phipannuua msiner Nufmsrtlam.
felt sisentlih ttin Nbtrrsn Der @eoau.
fen bate s%uIaiisu lolleu .Mlbtelt
on NAL" - adj, tuenu oaS 10 siniuh
mare! 3wei Sabre bats ssoausrt bis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

gsim Streit nm Sic GArois
flint. ihres @nters tnuros in Green
9dp, Wis., tsr sIFiShria. Serome
Ron 9eet l'hensQtf7hrIi@ osrlebt.
Ter %cunos hctte feit1 Iirosn nm
ocs @e!rehr Sic cef1nte c@rot'a.
hrno in oen ltntert.i6 crNa't.n. lie
7SIlrte hotte ~ iet6ft eutIdNsn %t>
rome lie1t in einem !9o'pifal, heTen
Nerste teine Ntttung fir o-s Cohen
hes Shines h.hen. 0as fhrerefrz
lette 8inN IL ein Schn oon cSohn
V'on Beef. eir:m o~nQ,icbentn garq.r
be, Gtaot.
Der 15iGbrio. aeter arags
berg IT,. tpeI6er chen .r't aus Sdpez
ben insQdno su fsinem@ater lam. Der
felt sincr Sabre in Gafelton.
y. Q. onidfo lit, 'teht nun du.in i'm
frsmoen 0nncs "a. o.nn ON Saoe feiz
Intunft puros Ser Batter pom eli
3uae iiberfobrsu uno oet6tet. 81.
uno dht i~in1ers 8sihntIt.r
iih in Sffrshtn uno 1dttsr
Iedter .benfdIs hierh.t tommen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

beIien tilbne |Qeiltungen mir audi bier
in Ga Groiie Bu bepunbern me6rfoh
8ele9enbeit batten, barber gu ia9en
bat: sd bin lpebeu pom einem guns
bltlt eIn9slaoen woroeu. in europa
S6au ali9e 5u unternebmen. Sd tDnnte
bel einem ein5i9en gontraft Isidt
100000 Oerotenen. aber i6 babe bas
Gnerbieten a bselebnt. Sd peroe
ME 10 ieber flisseu. 6urbt bat
mir bic bDberen 8ssiOnen elm fir ous
Mals uerlei6st. Rlbt 6urht. oaB ih
ben Z 0 finoen ooer t0rperliden
Shooen nsbmen f0nute, bat mih
osranlnBt. elmer aunIt tu entlasen. bic
ib innig liebe. ionoern @ewienS s.
bite megen oes 9obes dnoerer
6lieeer, osuen Der 8eriuh d "a
lbertreffen, ben ll~nter9nng
brudte. SD babe IS auIseseben, ben
Shrtttmuder oes 9Ooes gu
ipislen.
SD srinnb 6sn nientre6ten
SAN. ben Die 3eitunsen ~8ip o.
9eGtb" 9etauft bnben, ben rDutdl
RoIl", Ben Ocean GpIl". Den
z urtep 9rOt" uno Die .3ifier
N6t" ooer nSpiratflu9 nit
tdtrugswe Ter Z 90
mar mein Qsbrme; it er in ieoem
Sale. Neun 6reunoe bon mir ,pir'
ten BEN Trisb, oieie meine Griinoungeu
nab5umuden. uno ole iiuo lie
tpOt. GbtI. Yarmelee. So5n 6risbit,
Rutbelioro Bd9e. 6ordce 9earnsp.
&ilip 0noQer, eugene Gin @bartie
@aIlb. Carl Roesr8 uno @rpmmell
Gtgom. leoer BON ibneu Elm brauer
Wenlh. unb elmer nod Dem anoeren
lino Ie i'll ben 3 3 9eitiir5tl
Vur mid bat Der 3oo ibris 9elaiisn.
mir bat er erIaubt, Die unm6alihlten
9inse gu polbrlngsn. neil ih ibm Elm
10 treuer 3isuer mar. SD meroe bon
etnem Serlen9en perSebrt. III Der 9uft
ben ,2 tbeQcop" su beihret.
ben. Sd msiB, OnB ih es tbun fam.
aber ih weib uud, Dab Niemnno q n.
bers IS uoubriu9en fam. Sd ueiB.
boB lh. wsnn ih lsmoIS luieoer Hie9en
IotIte, ons ioltibne Experiment MAIDEN
piroe. limb bunn nuroen 0iele ibren
3Ob finosn, neil iie psriu6sn Mir
Den, eS nadSumnten."
MISS 6rtttm q d oeSIobeS
,Sm porlaen September fam in
Chicago Die Mutter pon 6orace 9sars
nep Su mir uno bat MID meiueno.
lbrem Sobne teiue &uuItitiide mehr
bet5ubrln9en. 6ornce unterbrah lie
nit ben @orteu: ,Mutter, th mus
elmer Der er It en- IN msiner Suni letu
ODER 9arnlhts. Sh bari biuter
Niemonoem iurlditeben. aub nidt
biuter 8sahep,"
3ret 0tonnte IpGter mar er tp0t.
Charlie &dlibS Satin lat Md. lhs
rem Wtann 81 uerGnlolen. OnB er me,
men, ben 600 herous iDrnernocu 2 y /.
lalIlna unterIolie. Sd ipruh IN
olslgm Slime "a Molib uno CT gloubts
ooB lh ani itIne Qeliiur0en ~eiirr.
iu6tt9 lei, 3mel %2phsu ipdter
broh, oils CT bel Dem SpirolHuq oen
HItiun9smehiel p%rrnthmsn mpGte. ttn
Drnht nno @dllb muros oui benz @ros
bpoen Serihmsttert. Vile Id nit Der
8ittpe Suinmmsutrai. lisB ic NTH rub.
len. bob lie midi nIS Den W sri
ihres Gotten anlnb. neil er bel ser
Nusfihruna einrS non mir selernten
auuit1tiids ben COB iano.
Nls id Isbtsn 8inter in San 6rou.
cisco Hog. ianote lh Der M,tips BON
6 uaene@Ip einige @lniriitttarteu
Sic itidte Sis nit slnsm 8ealeitltrei.
ben Suriid, in lpeldsm ss bieB: SD
fam IS nltt ertraseu, Sic ille9sn 81
ieben; ih fam uiht perasIlsn. oab
eugene nod bel mir ieiu piiroe. penn
er Sic nidt iIisssn seisbsn bate.
Nadoem Qorace aearnep Sen
FOB geiuu6eu bate, ihrieb mir
feline Ntutter sinsn jnmmsrupllsn Brief.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

Ghmfioi1mtsit. Orr
i,ifor Stilltr III Gin 'shr ihrpti1'as
me- 6err. Dis sr iic3 reuIid1 gum
5S'rtssbsn anItidts mo feline is-au
ib1 fraete. mo sr hintuolls. Isst: a
ibr rortIcs EN- qupert nit Gem
Vetitemrel ~%aNsa" bin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

I tpnlmt es in 6ieier
@elt upr oaB Or.
TIRE nj e i'd b.
rem uno pom eIuem
Grtrem ms nuoere
III uerfaaen lit be-
tdnntItd menihIit]e
8~epllOgenbeit, beions
bers in Der 5nntniie.
9eni9emd6 nil itl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

9ttGtiet. 81 (iebr b1B'
Ii6): -Sisb mir ia3 9sii1t uno
Itu9nt. odb Gu mid nur meint8 9sls
ets tpessu g%sbsirat:t bait"
CT (natoem Ct IL Idnasre ;3.it ans
e.i.hen): nSa. id giau6e Is itBi
audi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

ah BEN ahOuMup ubrerdH in erS aud5"e tnN am Banana HaL @rr%arnsr smpana Der
NeMnMnhhanh in NdSbmg 9aheSS Baton Hnge nno wen NrHane S@ nWWggeS "mVprphra T
Der, g. uaaU" Sm9 Ss@ iHppt 9da ben Soft pom NhO @o @sa arbide Mu mad dOa Gin
Sanuat Supeuprp bon cnI Fam. Der bic Mntbmutns af@ w5u S HEun pW6. Smpnna Der Be
|thrr tahns SS bel Susmhrs@ Dhasu bf es Samtmmbes 3memnnhp@ uebabunbr oWb
ben Sabmus mn Der sM banana am shnm Ocean, 2 @dhs IoonS OOn kn ehngbeteS ehht'
ama Ms wabeHbmhm Gauatauesi rr Neruahnnst n SentGhuh Srsr9rnSs srnnrnn8eHa an
ben psn aeseMps nn lie EnmOkm Mn nnoM t Nanaman ss en@ dathtn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

Gin Tag int llnterieeboot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10
(96. 5ortissuns)

Il Nnidtuiie an meine
uorbe BEN
Sti55en lber $ o'
b { N ii g int
4utmeer mDdte
i'd nod ertp0bnen
mas Der beriibmte
2luiotifer Sim
coin d b.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10
Sdnsli6e 90rperplege.

lsnfnns elm 8aar
Shwebsrluse zine
S6aufst. ieltsnsr
Elm 1aar 6antsln
fiebt man i'm
6ausinpsntar sur
ardftisuus uno
@eiunoerba Itun9
Der 6amilienmit'
sIieber. Nber osito
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

6erabgleiten5 NIT FOLDER 8eoulo UNI
0rinoIidtelt ituoirt bltten. tule i'd es
that.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

ssmum Der nnfahuea phtfers Gin cuIu e adj ~ Der aud in gao rHe nM+b euunoet nmos feline
sunnnnde i'm aHtmar aufsb. 81 nan @t mebr br
hrttm Der oS Sob Nm!
bp pte GIN cr ep bon Mennben. Z II d. bo ptc mo uHterieebOote9 Ter" arns"
@r1 uo bic @famemnabme Der sHhsn SObhuidun Gin ~mpbhnrs
gmf om, benz me Der Grbanr Sm Gus a9ibt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10
Z au6boote uno unteriee
bppte.

SD min nun, um unS niht aui5u.
balten, I'M @eiteren BON ben alien
lluterisebOUten gang abieben uno mid
uur NIT Dem 9nuhboo beih1fti.
gen; tpenu ih bod SutueiIen ben Nus.
oruf llnterieeboot 9ebrauhe, tuie oos
Ole Marine bel ben 3auhbooten aud
tbut. bite it. i'm in b'eiem Sinne gu
peritebsn. Nut beim Tauhbopt lit Die
9eiummte Ntuihinennnlnee i'm Druid
rohr untsrgebraht; bier allein iino
ierner Die @dume fir Die 8slatun9.
NuBerhalb oes Drudrobrs b%efinosn litl
nur Die Innfs. D. b. @aiiers uuo
SeIIebdlter. Ots b9ioen 9eds nit
tbren bsin, 5auhen uegiuihaifsuoen
Nuibauteu. uno Der 6 COMMANDO
turm. Ntlhe Beoeutung ale otele
Gtnge baben. oas Iollte Ib bnIo fenneu
lernen.
Inter 8egIeitnns zines alien Tor.
observation-disclosures Cd 81. oas ais 8s.
aIsitboot oiente. sins's in Die & ieIsr
&n d uno ipdter in Die oifsne See
brnsiu. Gje Srpsi IstrOieum.Wotprsn
arbeiten tuttis. nm Die beioen Shrau'
ben ausutrriben. 3atirlih risht eas
game Sdlff nab Yetroleum; oaS
III ia nitt 9erabe aneenebm. aber bob
tmnrer nod heller ais Die @sfabr. Die
NIT benz @sbrauh BON SsnSin oSsr
u aoItn perbunoeu lit. Die ihparSe
Cite Der ensIiiten unc itaIisniidsn
6Iotte reoet barber zine osutIihs
Sprate. Nb. oa idlt mir cine 6rass
an ben ireuuoIjhen Gpmmaneanten elm.
Sino nuh mttBe R d { an Bpro?
Is 1T ia be.nHut. Snb Die GnsIdnoer
oleIe lblethsu ais @efahrenpahr'
! hnuer btnusen. pa cieis eber dls
Die Nenitsr merten. ipsnn siitise gais
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-10

msbr nlte uho neue MeoiSin Haihen,
sslssrte unb balb sefiats. pflsssn auf
ben 5snitsrbrsttern Der Spsiistammern
be%rumsuitsben. wobl gar bat man cine
%politdnoise Snusapotbets.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
MEMS SUMMER UNDERWEAR

SaXony White Lisle Shirts and Drawers, $2 value; garment $1.35 Swiss white lisle shirts and draw
 CTS, $1.5O value; garment. .$1.15 $1.50 value; garment ...$1.15 Summer Rib, white salmon, ecru.
 soc value; garment .......3 35c
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05

KaWana Mesh Underwear. soc
 Ndlue '....-....- ooc Kawana Mesh Union Suits, F
 $l.00 value ................ .75c Lislesook Athletic Union Suits,
 $1.50 value .........$1. $1.15 ScriVen Athletic Union Suits,
 $1.50 value .........$1 .$115 Nainsook Athletic Union Suits.
 $1.OO value ........75 .75c
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05

Balbriggan and mesh Shirts and Drawers, Poe value; garment 20c Gotham Athletic Soisette Shirt and
 Drawers. $1.25 values; gar. .95c Gotham Athletic NainsoOk Shirt
 and Drawers, $1 values; gar. 75c White lisle finish Athletic Mesh, Soc value .............. soc
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
NeckWear Reductions

FANCY SILK As, $1.50 value $1.OO FANCY SILK As, S1.OO value. . 75c FANCY SILK As, soc value. 35c FANCY SILK As, 25c value 200 WASHABLE As, soc value 35c WASHABLE As, 35c value .25c WASHABLE As, 25c value 15c
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
Now is the Time to Buy that Next Sea

This sale affords splendid chance You can purchase of those handsome Stein Boch fraction of it's former The tailoring and workmanship make of clothe and this stock of stye fabric colorng Strictly awoo that formerly considered beyond Decide right that you'll be here today
 LOT HALL S15OO SUITS $l1 25
 LOI 2--ALl Sll5O to SEQ SUITS S14.75 LOT HALL LOT 3--AIL $22.5O to $25 SUITS $6.25 5-ALL
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
Mems Pajamas

In madras, nainsoOk and crepe.
 $500 VALUES .......S .S225 $2.50 VALUES ..S .S2.OO $2OO VALUES ...S .S1.35 $1.5O VALUES ...$ .$115 $1.25 VALUES " 95c President and Reflex Suspenders,
 0Oc values BOG
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
AT $4.45

An assortment of our higl-gradc tan OXfords i'll lace or button, very best quality; values to $500
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
SCAN THIS LIST OF
Haberdashery Reductions

An mt 1meW { With the he "tere man ccied this information: We really  stock IS III splendid shape and c" of mostly all staple lines s0 why cut
  to offer this following o VOu?
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
AT SPAS

Black and tan ONfords, values to +}.5O Also short lines of black, tan and patent leather OXfolds. Butcher and button.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
AT $3.45

Kangaroo, Russian calf. gun metal and velour calf OXfords. Some of the most popular of this seasons models; values to $500
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
AT S1.15

Boys and youths shoes and OXfords. This lot includes all our short lines Values to $2.3O
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
Silk Shirts
BOYS SHIRTS

Plain color Negligee, $1OO value. 75c Light striped NegIigee, 75c value. 55c Light striped Negligee, separate col
 lar, $1OO value .........7 75c
Arizona republican., 1913-07-05
AT S2.95

Every wanted shape in black, tan OF ps leather OXfords: values to $4.OO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-11-20
Fall Term Recital at Burr a Bur.
tom Seminary

Fall Term Recital at Burr A. Bur-
ton Seminary.
The fall term Recital OF the
Music Department OF Burr 4 Bur-
ton Seminary will be given Ia the
Gymnasium, Tuesday evening, Nov.
18th, at 1870 o'clock. All interest
ed are invited. A small fee TO de-
fray expenses will be charged at the
door The program follows:
Program.
Friedensmarsch from Rienzi,
Wagner
Pauline Sabal Martin, Mrs. Brooks
Il would | could softly murmur.'
Mendelssohn
Miss Gertrude Shaw. Mrs. Brooks.
waltz. Mentor Crosse
Rosa Raw Brooks.
Spanish Dance op. IL, No. 2
and No. /, Moszkowski
Miss Katherine Gertrude Kelley and
Mrs. Brooks.
simple Ayen. Thome
Earl storrs
Virgins Lullaby. J. G. Bartlett
Miss Shaw
Mennetto op. 10 No. 5, Beethoven
Miss Ford.
Ny Faith socks up 20 thee.
J. c. Bartlett
Miss Frances Mae Kelley and Mrs.
Brooks.
waltz op. So No. 2. Schuett
Pauline Martin.
Go Pretty Rose, Marzials
Miss Jennie Rutherford Stone and
Mrs. Brooks.
Impromtu In G sharp minor.
Reingold
Miss Shaw
Waltz In G sharp minor. Chopin
Miss Jeanie Wishart Jackson.
aJean G. @. sprosa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-11-20
CASTOR OIL IS A
DIFFERENT THING, NOW
That L. The Taac and Cd0 lis~
Been Removed.
KELLOGG Tasrlea Castor Oh Tbs Bsa Lara
tive Ia 5000 Ycsn.

Spencer Kellogg a Sons ~ Buffalo
oil refiners. have succeeded IN tahinl
the offensive taste and smell cut
castor oil.
The Kelloggs have done what chem
lists have tried To do and Jailed ~
5000 years
Doctors recommend caster OIL ~ iht
simplest, safest and hest laxative
Every household VIII use II ottrilef
nov that II Is tasteless. - !,
Kellogg's Tastelsss Castor oil y
pure. clear, refined cas;or oil, and y
entirely without taste that children
take II easily.
This perfect laxative Is row on sal,
In all drug stores. Order kellogg
Tasteless Castor on hv name. to dis
tinguish II from various mixed an.
favored castor oils, which are mol
tasteless. The trade mark h on every
lnbcl--a green castor leaf hearing tht
observation-disclosures. a5c and otN sizes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-11-20
Room Plans, etc. at
Equinox House

partment are receiving the benefit
Of the wisdom and experience OF the
many excellnt cooks in Manchester.
Tuesday morning is the regularly ap
pointed Demonstration Day Each
and eyey housewife is cordially in
dted by the Department to demon
strate before the class her fayorite
recipes. BY volunteering your SER
vices you will confer favor upon
the school. The list of demonstra-
lions up to date is as follows. Oct
It'll, Griddle cakes, by Mrs. Steele;
Oct. l4th, Pop-oyers, by Mrs. Wal
ter Hard Oct 21st. Tea biscuit, by
Mrs. Towsley; Oct 29th, Graham
mullins. by Mrs. S. X. Perkins; Nov,
ith, baked brown bread ,omelette, by
Mrs. Kelley; Nov 18th, Cup cakes,
by Mrs. Lawrence; Nov. 18th, Wheat
maiflns, by Miss Sarah Stone.