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The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26
MRS. AO TOpPERWINE
 CHAMPION LADY SHOT

Mrs. Ad Topperwein, the cham pion shot of the world will spend week in Arizona, attending the Arizona State Fair, the first week in November.
 Mrs. Topperwein, is said to be the greatest shot the world has ever scen-male or female. She can keep tin can up in the air, or rolling along the ground obey ing her slightest wish with the tiny shots of her little twenty-two rifle. She paints pictures on the target of Indian Chiefs with their war paint, hat and feathers, with her rifle and revolver shots. She shoots so rapidly that you can only distinguish the pit, pit of the little lead bullets as they strike the target, and the eye discerns the outline of the features she is drawing.
 Her distinguished husband, who is almost as good a shot as she is, will be with her, representing the Winchester Repeating arm Com pany.
 MT. Harry Hoyt, representing the Winchester Repeating Arms Company; MT. Fred Willett, and MT. Ed Mitchell, representing the Selby Smelling & Lead Company; MT. Dice Reed, representing the Remington Arms Company; MT. James s. Day, and MT. A. w.. Bruner, representing the Peters Cartridge Company; MT. William Bowman, and Mir. Guy Holohan, representing the Dupont Poweer company.
 The above gentlemen represents the greatest shots in the world, and will participate in the Phoe- nix gun tournament every morning on the fair ground range, south ot the track. Every afternoon before the grand stand, Mrs. Topperwein assisted by the great experts mentioned above will give an ex- hibition of their skill for the bene- fit of those attending the greatest Fair that was ever pulled off in Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

It is very gratifying to us Sun folks to have our special edition received so warmly by the people generally. It makes us feel that our work was worth while and gives us a strong incentive to keep on boosting some more. There are only a few more copies ot the special edition left most of them have been sent away to friends. Next time we will en- deavor to do better.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

A splendid special edition of The Coconino Sun is at hand. For several weeks the edition has been in course of preparation by John Arden Reaves, formerly pub fisher of the Arizona Magazine, and now that it is actually on the news stands, it fully comes up to its specifications.
 Flagstaff, tn at magnificent mountain hidden vacation town, is naturally the subject of much of the reading matter in the new issue. Incidentally, the editor has gathered interesting facts on all the county tributary to Flag. staff, the immensely rich grazing and numbering sections, the splen- did scenic attractions and finally the ocean to ocean automobile road.
 The paper is printed on special smooth paper, which brings out the numerous cuts to perfection. The profuse illustrations relate tO all the features mentioned in the text, and brighten the pages immensely.
 In the industrial section, the paper sets forth the business and industrial life of Coconino county. The resorts and sights get a tuIl page and the Northern Arizona Northern School another.-Phoe- nix Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26
Adenoids are a Menace to Children

Adeuoids result from succession of colds in babies and young children. They spoil the mental and physical life of a child. The condition that causes them may easily be avoided by careful parents. Quickly and thor oughly cure all colds and throat irri- tatious by the use of Policy Honey and Tar Compound, and adenoids will not develop. Will Marian Pharmacy. Advertisement. nr
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The .Coconino Sun is out with a creditable special edition, pro- fusely illustrated, telling of the attractions of Flagstaff and vii cinity. The edition is a credit to Flagstaff and to Fred 5. Breen, the publisher of The Sun. .-Tu- cson Citizen.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Secretary Bryan said he needed S2o,o ,ooo a year 10 live on in Wash ington. Now a measley New York papers offers him 5000, which added to his salary would make S2o, ,ooo, if he would stay at home and work. Ain't this the durndest country?
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

According to latest associate press reports from Mexico sent out by war correspondent par italy on the ground, rebel was accidently shot recently while participating in a bloody battle. Why he was shot was not men, tioned.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Almost eX-Governor Sulzer of New York, a reforming progress i've who is now in the impeach- ment service, says his honor is at stake. Steak--or stake?
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The Bulletin is a bright new paper published at Casa Grande by Mrs. A, H. Hammer and Ted Healy. It is a neat, progressive live weekly.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

MT. Huerta, the unrecognized president of Mexico intlmates that he does not care to have our war ships around in his front yard. He'd better tell President Wilson 'Huerta" put 'em.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of the president, is to be married in the White House. Sal Brown can get married in any old town; the house may not be white but kids will be all right. Jealous Alice?
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Among the day laborers" of note in the U. $. Senate appears the picture of Henry Ashurst, He was undoubtedly one of the "one day only" laborers.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

A lot of Americans hustled out of Mexico on the advice of Pres ident Wilson. Now they want to hustle back but want Uncle Sam to hustle up the car fare. Gee whizl
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26
KINDLY COMMENTS ON
 SUNS SPECIAL EDITION
Big Hearted Boosters That Are Making Arizona Famous Kindly Kick
 in Compliments

Mayor Timerhoff, of Prescott, a former resident of Flagstaff, says: "The special edition of The Sun is credit to Flag and yourself, and l am not throwing any mud at the regular edition."
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The Mountain States Telephone company are now preparing to put iIl a complete new system at Cliff ion, Arizona. This will not pre- vent the future repairs of the local system
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26
system.

Some kind friend sent General Otis, publisher of the Los Angeles Times, a present in the shape of an internal machine. The thing tailed to explode when opened.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Yellow complexion, pimples and dis figuring blemishes on the face or body can be gotten rid of by doctoring the liver, which IS torpid. Heroine is a powerful liver correctant. It purifies the system, stimulates the vital organs and puts the body in fine vigorous condition. Price soc. Sold by Bab- bitt Bros. s.-Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

It is difficult to see just why Mexico wanted celebration when they have been having one revo- lution of pleasure after another three years.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

"A big battle expected" is a headline in an exchange, meaning hejoles will soon be done across the line. Strange as it may seem, this standing headline to the con trary notwithstanding, the unex- pected more often happens.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Grating a new leg on the patient is the latest medical tri- umph. Should worst come to worst, we'd like to have first go at old man Weston.-Ex.
 We'd rather have mates and go along altogether.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

Isn't there any old place The Sun doesn't go" inquired reader the other day, when surprised at hearing from it in a far off place. We could only answer, yes, one we can't print it on asbestos. :"
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

A lot more tree planting in Flag staff would bring great results in years to come. Any old lot is worth a heap more with a tree on it.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The currency bill was passed in the house. Now if it passes among the people it will not be considered counterfeit.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The WinSlow Mail wrote up the town of Winslow last week, giv- ing the live business men of the town a good 'l1oost% co or r'
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The Forest Service has put about two million dollars into telephone systems during the past year.
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

The weather is exceedingly torrid at Phoenix when you can't register for some old election or other,
The Coconino sun., 1913-09-26

If you don't like The Sun and won't take it at all whatever try Finley's News.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
SHOE DEPARTMENT


 Lot 85-Our success in the Shoe business enables us to secure the ac- count of Endicott Johnson & Co.,, who are the largest manufacturers of shoes in the world. They buy the green hides, tan their own leather and sell direct to the retailers, there by saving to the consumer the profits of the hide trust, the leather trust and the jobbers' trust. Come and see the people who sell direct from the manufacturer to the wearer.
 Lot 86-$3.50 value Endwell But ton OXfords. Success Price $2.9S Lot 87-$3.0O grade Ladies Se- curity OXfords. Success Price SPAS Lot 88-$1.5O grade Ladies OK lords. Success Price .......... .S1.23 Lot 89-$3.00 value Ladies' Fair sex Oxfords. Success Price SPA Lot 90-$200 grade Ladies' White Sea Island Button Oxfords.
 Success Price ...............S .S1.75 Lot 91-S3.00 value White Nubuck Button OXfords. Success Price .S2.49 Lot 92-$3.50 value Mayfair Shoes Success Price ...........S .S2.9S Lot 93-$150 grade Ladies' House Slippers. Success Price ...... .S1.25 Lot 94-$200 grade Misses hand turned Shoes. Success Price. S1.25 Lot 95-$1.25 value Misses Trophy Fine Shoes. Success Price. S1.O0 Lot 96-We have large line of Rice-Hutchins Misses Educator Shoes. This shoe is designed to let the foot grow as it should.
 Success Prices .$2,O0, S2.50 and $3.5O Lot 97-$100 grade Child's Kid Butcher Oxfords. Success Price .S5c Lot 98-S150 value Misses Kid Butcher Oxfords.
 Success Price ...............S1 S1.14 Lot 99-S1.25 value Misses Kid Butcher Oxfords.
 Success Price ................S S1.00 Lot 1OO-&.5O grade Mems Rice Hutchins All-America Shoes.
 Success Price ...........S .S3.75 Lot 1O1-S3.50 value Mems End well Oxfords. Success Price. .S2.9S Lot 102-S3.00 grade Mems Se- curity Oxfords. Success Price SPAS Lot 103-S250 value Mems Direct Oxfords. Success Price ...... .S2.25 Lot 104-$1.75 grade Mems Work Shoes. Success Price ..........S1.49
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
PARISIANA CORSETS

Are not sold according to waisl me asure. Well dressed women do not select corSet7 by sizes 21, 22, g, etc. ThJ style and proportions of thc figure determine which of tho numerous Parisiana model. you should wear and not you waist measure alone. Or. of these Parisiana models ha. been boned and tailored tu mold your whole figure tc the slender, fascinating lines that are so the vogue this season. This figure moldino corset is not high in price $1, $50: $2, $3, $5 and ur ward. Come in and see th PariSiana model designed i
 you at once-to-day.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
PRINCESS SLIPS AND GOWNS

Lot 7S-$2.0O grade Ladies' Princess Slips, trimmed with en- broidery and ribbon.
 Success Price .............S .S1.75
 Lot 79-$2.4O value Ladies' Princess Slips, trimmed with lace and insertion. Success Price .$2.00
 Lot SO-$1.25 value Ladies Princess Slips, trimmed with lace and insertion. Success Price .$1.00
 Lot S1-$2.50 grade Ladies' Muslin Gowns, trimmed with linen lace and embroidery insertion and ribbon. Success Price .......... .S2.10 Lot S2-$2.75 grade Ladies Muslin Gowns, trimmed with lace and inser- tion and ribbon.
 Success Price ... .$2.25
 Lot S3-60c value Ladies Corset Covers, made of fine grade of din.'y Success Price .......... 45c
 Lot S4-35c grade Ladies Corset Covers. Success Price ......... 25c
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
REMEMBER THE DATE OF THE SALE: :: FRIDAY, MAY l6, 10 SATURDAY, MAY 3l ::

Lot 35-50c grade Checked Table DamaSk. Success Price ....... BOG Lot 36-75c value Red Checked Table Damask. Success Price .. soc Lot 37-65c value White Linen Damask. Success Price ...... .45c Lot 3S-4Oc value White Linen Damask. Success Price ........ 30c Lot 39-$1.25 value Pure Linen Damask. Success Price ... .$1.O5 Lot 40-$1.25 grade Embroidery Flouncing, A inches wide.
 Success Price .S5c
 Lot 41-$1 grade Embroidery Flouncing, A inches wide.
 Success Price .72c
 Lot 42-75c value Embroidery Flouncing. Success Price SIC
 Lot 43-5Oc value Embroidery Flouncing. Success Price ... 39C
 Lot 44-35c value Embroidery, IS inches wide Success Price ..... 25c
 Lot 45-25c grade Embroidery. Success Price ................. .l9c
 Lot 46-65c value Corset Cover Embroidery, IS inches wide.
 Success Price ................ .47c
 Lot 47-3Oc and 35c grade Corset Cover Embroidery
 Success Price .................25c
 Lot 4S-1215c value Embroidery. Success Price ................., LUG
 Lot 49-25c and BOG Embroidery Banding. Success Price ....... .2Oc
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILL
 DREN'S DRESSES

Lot 5O-S2.50 grade Misses White Lawn Dresses, with Embroidery Waists. Success Price .... $2.OO
 Lot 51-S2.75 value Misses White Embroidery Dresses.
 Success Price ...............'Sz Sz.zo
 Lot 52-S2.5O grade Misses White Linen Dresses, piped in red and blue Success Price ......:.......-S Sl.9o
 Lot 53-S2.5O value Misses White Linen Norfolk Blouse, trimmed in red and blue. Success Price -. S2.OO
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

Lot 111-S2.60 value Highest Pat ent U. s. Flour; every sack guaran- teed. Success Price ......... .S2.30
 Lot 112-5 pounds Roasted Coffee
 Lot 113-10 pound Pail Lard.
 Success Price ................ .93c
 Lot 114-5 pound Pail Lard.
 Success Price ................. .49c
 Lot 115-5c Bar Sail Soap.
 Success Price, 2 bars for. ..... .5c
 Lot 116-7 Bars Bob White Soap Success Price .............. .25c
 Lot 117-21 Pounds Granulated Sugar. Success Price ......... $1.0O . Lot 11S-20c Plug West Tennessee Tobacco. Success Price ...... .15c
 Lot 119-5Oc Plug Silver Seal To- bacco. Success Price ......... .36c
 Lot 120-3 Twists Green River Tobacco. Success Price ....... .10c
 Lot 121-8 Bars Arm & Hammer Soda. Success Price ......... .25c
 Lot 122-15c value 3 Pound Gan Tomatoes. Success Price ...... .10c
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15

Lot 54-S125 value Children's Percale Dresses. Success Price. .99c
 Lot 55-S1.5O grade Children's Linen Dresses, in assorted colOrs. Success Price ...............S1 10
 Lot 56-75c value Children's Linen Dresses, in assorted colors.
 Success Price ............ .60c
 Lot 57-$2.5O value Children's White Embroidery Dresses.
 Success Price ........... S1.9S
 Lot 58-$1.25 value Infants Long White Lawn Dresses, trimmed with lace and insertion.
 Success Price .9Sc
 Lot 59-$3.50 value Ladies' Pique Dresses, in assorted colors.
 Success Price .......S .S2.9S
 Lot 6O-S2.5O grade Ladies' Striped Lawn Dresses, trimmed with Embroidery. Success Price .. $2.O0
 Lot 61-S1.50 value Ladies Dotted Calico Dresses, in light shades. Success Price ..............S .S1.10
 Lot 62-$2.50 grade Ladies' Ging- ham Dresses. Success Price .. S1.9S
 Lot 63-S2.0O value Ladies' Dark Percale Dresses. Success Price .$1.75
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

Lot 105-10c value Misses Fast Black 36 Gauge Full Length Seam- less Hose. Success Price. ..... .7Hc
 Lot 106-10c grade Ladies' Hose.
 Success Price ...................7 .7c
 Lot 107-25c value Ladies' Black Cat Hose. Success Price .2Oc
 Lot 108-25c grade Mems Silk Lisle Hose. Success Price 20c
 Lot 109-15c value Mems Half Hose. Success Price ......... .1Oc
 Lot 110-10c value Mems Gray Mixed Hose. Success Price .7c
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
PARASOLS

Lot 123-S3.50 value Ladies' Fancy Silk Parasols. Success Price .$3.15
 Lot 124-S4.00 value Ladies' Silk Parasols. Success Prcie ...... .$3.75
 Lot 125-$2.50 value Ladies' White Parasols. Success Price .... .$2.15
 Lot 126-$1.75 grade Ladies Fan cy Parasols. Success Price -. $1.5O Lot 127-S125 grade Ladies Fancy Parasols. Success Price $1.00 Lot 128-75c grade Misses Fancy Parasols. Success Price soc Lot 129-We have large line of Black Parasols too numerous to mention. Ask about them.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
The Exact Corset Model You Should Wear Is
 Now at Our Store

You are invited to call if only to see what a wonderful difference this corset will make in your appearance.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15

Lot 70-$1.15 grade Black Heath erbloom Petticoats, with embroid- cred rutfle. Success Price .... SSc
 Lot 71-S5c value Ladies' White Muslin Petticoats, with 10-inch en- broidered ruffle. Success Price 65c
 Lot 72-$2.00 value Ladies' Petit coats, trimmed with embroidery banding and ribbon.
 Success Price .......... .S1.75
 Lot 73-$2.50 value Ladies Muslin Petticoats, trimmed with lace inser- tion and ribbon. Success Price .$2.1O
 Lot 74-S2.25 grade Ladies' Mus lin Petticoats, with 16-inch embroid- cred ruffle. Success Price .... .S1.9S
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
LADIES' COMBINATION SUITS

Lot 75-$2.50 value Ladies' Elm broidery Combination Suits.
 Success Price ..............S2 .S2.1O
 Lot 76-S1.25 grade Ladies' Elm broidered Combination Suits.
 Success Price ...........$1 .$1.00
 Lot 77-$1.25 grade Ladies' Com bination Suits, trimmed with lace and ribbon. Success Price .S1.0O
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

N ! display of Dress and Wash Goods. We know that you will find in it eXclusiveness in style, in appearance and in the substantial success of the finished dress. There is good value in every piece of Dress or Wash l Goods purchased here. To you this
 means economy; it means satisfac- tion, it means confidence. To us it means even more. It means more because we value your good will for our Dress Goods Department. and our entire store. That is why VOL are always sure of Satisfaction when you select Dress Goods here. Do you appreciate it? Then let us show you.
 The greatest selection of season. able styles ever offered for so little money.
 Let us demonstrate. Let us show you all that is new in fabric styles Let us show you the different weights and colors. Let us show you dress fabrics for dress occasions. for morning, for afternoon; frocks or summer outing service. Let us show you dainty novelties in wash goods. material for waists. skirts. one piece dresses or suits. They are all splendidly represented in the spe- cial items just below. Read care fully, then come and see the goods themselves.
 Lot 2-$1.25 grade All-Wool San toy. Success Price .... .97c
 Lot 3-$1.25 value All-Wool Prun- ella. Success Price ........... .97c
 Lot 4-75c grade Storm Serge. | Success Price ,...5 55c Lot 5-65c grade Wool Plaids. | Success Price .. 4Sc Lot 6-65c value Wool Brilliantine | Success Price ..............4 .44c
 Lot 7-65c grade White Ratine. | Success Price ................4 .47c
 Lot S-40c grade Ratine, assorted colors. Success Price .......... 30c
 Lot 9-35c value Plaid Suiting. Success Price ..................1 .19c
 Lot 10-35c grade Silk Broucle Voile. Success Price ............ .21c
 Lot 11-27c value Striped voie. Success Price ...............21 .21Uc Lot 12-35c grade SuperiOr Mer- cerized Marquisette
 Lot 13-25c value Aberfoyle Mer- cerized Oxford. Success Price 19c
 Lot 14-40c Poplin, assorted col ors. Success Price ............. .2Sc Lot 15-20c grade Pongetta, as- sorted colors. Success Price. ... 16c Lot 16-20c value Butchers Linen, assorted colors. Success Price .17c Lot 17-25c grade Flaxon.
 Success Price .............2O 2Oc Lot 18-25c value Fine Foulard. | Success Price ...............19 19c Lot 19-25c value Jacquard Pan anna. Success Price .............16 16c Lot 2O-35c grade Costume Wash Silk. Success Price .............25 25c Lot 21-40c value Avondale Silks. Success Price .....,............27c Lot 22-35c value Fanita Black and White Silk.
 | Success Price 25c Lot 23-50c grade Mercerized Col
 ored Voile. with silk stripes. | Success Price ................37 37c Lot 24-35c value Costume Crepe
 Success Price ................ZIc Lot 25-4Oc grade Chiffon Crepe,
 solid colors. Success Price .... 2Sc
 Lot 26-20c grade Kimona Crepe
 Success Price ...............16c 16c
 Lot 27-20c value Organdie Lawn
 Success Price ...........1 .12l2c
 Lot 28-10c grade Lawns.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15
KIMONAS

Lot 64-$2.50 value Long, Loose Serpentine Crepe Kimonas. Success Price S2.00 Lot 65-$2.25 grade Ladies Long, Loose Serpentine Crepe Kimonas. Success Price S1 .S5 Lot 66-$2.25 value Challie Kimo- mas. Success Price .........S1 .S1.60 Lot 67-$1.25 value Percale Wrap pers. Success Price ......... .S1.05
 PETTICOATS
 Lot 68-$1.00 value Ladies Heath erbloom Petticoats.
 success Price ................I I5c Lot 69-$35O grade Ladies Soft Taffeta Underskirts.
 Success Price ............ $2.75
The Mena weekly star., 1913-05-15

NOR this Sm :rt Butterick
 M design we have the very
 materials you Il want. For example, you can use Broche silk or Crepe de Chine for the Blouse and a plain silk or Char mouse for the Skirt, or you could select from a complete assort- ment of other suitable fabrics. OHr BHtterTck Patfe,N deba,7meHf n, as u5uaI, Sho70Mg aH fife sma,1est, ne7ce5t designs. ThiS is mly one. CaHand ger fife > May Bntter7ck Eashion : Steer Free. '
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-31
DISPATCHES SAY MEXICAN re
PUBLIC CASTS LIGHT Vote

Washington. oct. 2T.-on the basis
of the very meager returns from the
Mexican elections, with the apparent
indication that president has not
vet been chosen. the officials here TO-
day based the justification for Tie re-
fusal of the United States 20 recognize
the elections as legal
The prevailing opinion, however y
that Huerta will retain dictatorship.
but that the new coneress viii DE-.
clare the elections null
No definite announcement from hu'
erta OF the outcome % che elections
Is expected In possibly two weeks.
The dispatches say that tie vote
throughout the republic vas exceed
ingly light
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-31
JOHN ROWLAND IN DEFENSE OF
HuERTA's ADMINISTRATION
ny Associated Press.l

Kansas City, Oct. ga spirited
defense OF President Huerta's admin
istration in Mexico was made here to-
day by Rev. John Rowland before a
missionary meeting in connection
with the National Council of the Con
gregational Churches.
Rev. Rowland stated that he had
lived at Guadalajara for thirty-oue
years. and was at the head of a large
college at that place. He said that
Huerta was not concerned in any
manner whatever with the Madero
killing: paid a splendid tribute to
Portfirio Diaz, and declared that the
widespread idea that Huerta had seiz-
ed the government through the assas-
sination OF Madero was entirely IN
correct. He asserted that Huerta
could not possibly have had anything
TO gain through the death Of Madero,
and said that the United states should
leave Mexico to manage her own af'
fairs.