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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
CONGRESS VOTES BIG APPROPRIATION
TO ASSIST AMERICANS IN WAR ZONES
BILL
CONGRESSMAN SUTHERLAND
INTRODUCES RELIEF MEAS
URE FOR AMERICANS.
B. Walker Peterson intercedes on
Behalf of West Nirginians in
Europe.

Special Dispatch 90 th. IrrafI-.r-.r
WASHINGTON. ID g.. Aug. g.
The first bill for the relief OF Auari.
cans held up in Europe hy tho war
was introduced by Con ersssmln-st.
Large Howard sutherland. Do was of
Tered nortly after Mr. sutherland had
read his morning mail. which CON.
iaincd many letters from West viz
sinians who have fr.1d- and relatives
touring abroad. and after "a faf.ub.r.
message from I Walker Peterson
The wheeling banker ur.fre thar
something of the kind b. done af
once
sutherland bin authorized ar an
preparation ~ a half million doIIara
10 b. placed at tho dIaros4I If fra
If'-it"rf and authorized r.m I1 .a,
government ships Or fu charter ahIn-
if necessary later
In" President sent message ask.
I0- lnI N-.'.'' Tor fHu a4m. rrrnosr
'1f IN. administration leader. I4rt.t
huI Tor that .uU. buf DO be- nor as
LIBERAL ir I's authorize lion .f fr. ra.
Of vessels az tho bill offered tv tho
West VIRGINIA T0rEra# arHHr
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7ss4 60 trsasgo-, rsssrvists s.sr 90
WV VouK Avg 1-ust-..- a.,
.o-.-lo rul NFD. .oOo 900 sr-.-r.r.-.-- -.
lcy rrr.ver fu ueu V1rr te-F-t 80 --
~ hnd waa loaded on z1. fs-..r-
a.e- lo tle sub frcaaarg rrfg
.- vac made at flr 90
after Io rrrlafrrv If ~.
e'anFy had starred bacE to' waarla-
iAE1s AuF 1=As a. -.arr -,-..f-..
90 a.cll-lrfs held today .- -. ----
.slr rr..i. sf thns fnsv srg~fF 49,.
..t..- t.rif country alT attrr-rt -- -
tan l.r ule E.linH 90 Trrr ra--.-
i1t 'ealrr Oh the chamber 5f
wtsErUcTov Aur. a-p--.,..-.
W-sr cola rlu-.H f6rav enc urftss
-- rr arr.fl~ rr Ir rfrr-fTv
-.a1e r1g -re- to nee SEE rosd 5ai-..
.l-F ht'ut -eece ln Eurrrr ws
aal- He BAD noe heard % \ rarrr~.i--
r. states lulte vita fer crnnrrv =,
.lnr reliatilr.
loVpou Az -r-rr--,-.- g..
. uH.et Hf ere German rrrr--r -r.@
tN af tre nerIiu e-1taaav r--- -
y tH.u.l doctor wien two rr-
.'Io. Pr poison ere wells ~arr
. We. r...rrn TlrEr1aa TIE 49,
vas 'rr' ~ court marital ana tn-n
A7--.-- r-,--s ps-ty. according o.,
'csz-nasd on rage risveu3
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FINANCIAL CONDITION
CONSIDERABLY BETTER

lllor. In Sew York state put into -.
.. clause which UnrmIfr fEern "a.
.'p Ifi ffuf uf funds fp drporIfore
.,. .If.t day. and thirty DAYS rearorf.
.t.II aI.nf application Tor uffhdras.,f.
.I' maze Inf recent frorw0u- go.
-pH ni EpHf fl Europe. ono "a ffc
,ll'. cause. Of fnf lr.rffIrf ~orff
...l h.f. wee believed to have ben
Two Private Banks ciss.
Two UaH rr.t.f. I.rE- 49,.
'.n.rl but flrre were r1 Other -.
.iIffi' .f fra nature. and vffr
.lr .u hHrka while &c.,
I.tI Hfr. rlf Iarg. rrou~b Il.
..ll woo rrrI public rrra~f-,.-'
' Hi today. action frrr.
N. n circulation more rrrrr+.l.
.ah nF previous tme .n ffe Ell.
4 'H. country
.'s EXCHANGE broken aefffrr
I.. .pHF period 0f irarffrIfv
.... .... opinion that fHe
N'al. nor Do ralurrod frr rae.
t.eI ''kH Comm zion hrr.a. o..
'.lfrl InquIrIer which .howef frerr
n. con. IlorabIr demand frr rfrrgs
ILn.i INVESTOR Ir most raara .f uar
.f... nH were made rarr.rr from
'. .l ..fne points higher Har frp
Fgllur when trading
pended Thursdar r.vtf
were made tr .fo1 frarsa~-
'n' tF 'rr rrHsIt'r r-Ir-
come MI which. ticking
~ frr pension 0f inc
et. HHr-r. rUfearorff .r .rt fHrr-
20 Ir hueirre. a r0nmIffra
n .'n.t rFrrarra brokers was ap.
L'.n'fI fo appeal fr rrwHr1ner Pub
I-Hnr- fr rnIrrt chfarf.0ra rahIe afvnr-
-.n'a from el-1 persons.
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EUROPEAN WAR BRIEFS

EoME. Arr H-rrr H..H t..H.F o..
treaaed 90 snnH-+atf f. .. rlr .....
Hca 90 enc auslI Haau. f.HHi t. Ifr
.aefr aruia rHH.arrr lura. who a..U
As aNle f1 u.. Hs cHfrI COL .Ue ..rlaHs
tn offer rurd- Frayrr
UEw Vonr Ars H-rbr u.rtn
1oruan-Lioys ulsr Hrrr..Hr winch.
- Nurk-rl arU hr.-s f.a. r.ta ..sL
.uper- atrucfnre ratrfr. Frss au. .arHv.
.M no EnHHnr -Hra. H...H. ..#.r one
Der pier tuauIEut .rI E.f H. .H... .aa..
~ ouarnlune station .a .rr fsr 90
U.ts u'clccE
LoSDou. hur "A B-.sss.s -Is.
rateh 20 enc Enchanve rrir4ra.h Co..
AnV aaVa nat faa Bel EIan rar.Iarrr-f
HrtA meet Fussfsy urIrr emo ..rsal .a4.-r
@ thc King. and a.Ia u-lf r.... tEr
Germans ars crcraHra n"rl NJ Lirra
ney hATe not actualy crosse frt f-.r-
wAsHruoToN Avg --ea-~-.--v
uautris foalav sNf tlaf aHH.~r .r nr
.c esuarV tr acnd sr Er-.#a t1 fr.rs
way stranded Aufr.caaa pro- 9rvar--
p. gut pr at.v wuu'" CNh.fre CONNIE.
a A. shtpr Ne sVurrfrsT mas rs rar
not ccnsidosed unc a-v1aahf.Itv -f rrI-5
varshipa a. rufuses vessels
NEW YoEE Aus 3-rts r..r--.
en- one % t1e iarxasf 1f fas re....
uue's heet - atsamahipn. due h. ...
rort t,-ntght from Hav-e vas f..#.r
re1nt1Hcued ~ ths Frenra T.ea...
me EooAAmsesu prosabiy w.. l.
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BERLIN. Aug. 3-The German
border troops from LublinitT, sil.
esis. to-day after short skirnish
with Russians took possession Of
Cxenstoeho~a, Russian Poland.
5endxin and Kslisz. Russian Po.
land. also have been occupied by
the Germans.
cIenstoehoSs Is a city OF some
5000 inhabitants: situated or the
river Waethe near the Siieasian
frontier. u IS noted chiefly for
its manufactures of vsoolen and
cotton cloths and paper. a pic.
ture of the Virgin In a noted con.
vent there attracts thousands OF
pilgrims annually.
Benczir Is coal and xinc min.
ing center. II has a population o.
Slightly over 10000. about half OF
whom are Jews.
kalisz IS the capital Of the
province Of the same name u Is
the most westerly city IN Russian
Poland, It's population Of 10000
10 engaged IN various manu-.
facturcs
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LONDON. Aug. 3-Grcat er,t
ain has mobiltxcd her forces and
awaits events. To-day she IS not
belltlerrnt power. nor Is she
neutral one
Ths government has given
France Pssura nee that the British
fleet VIII npi permit tre German
feet 90 attack the French coast
n has not yet pledged tsef 20
contributr en- army 20 the conti-
mental war.
The 6ritish government regards
Nth ,Fc deepest distTusi Gern1a-
ny's violation - aci1iun's neu.
tality. hu' wakes no declaration
~ - wiener 81. considers that
MEASURE provocation FOR war
This pronourcerent of govern.
n1crt poiI-y--tne result of two
days airrost continuous dclibcra.
tionc-Nas r-sdc 20 the House o.
Commons fhis afternoon by Sir
Edwin Grey. secretary Of atatc for
foreign AFFAIRS. Thcr. fore. the
tryina hour % suspense FOR the
British people IS prolon9ed trdef.
rtclY
Neanwhila th, German embassy ia
ondon O.. uNrrfiuE every effort OF d.
plomecN fo induce Great Britain fu
old alnof frou the conflict ans to
'r.ns publ. opinion to Germany
dc The JocIs.lIuI Of Jh. German
mbassF issued H strong appeal fuf
DO neutrality Of Great Britain. OH.
-srtint that German. would aFr,s ts
hocp her iecf from attacking rh,
prth"rn and western coast. uf Franc,
.Enel1ud would pledge neutrality
tuu argued Chat IrrIHuI would -aIn
more IN tHr end by standing uuf .Id,
ne European war sHd using hpr m
n uturF Ha mtl.HTHU vi hon fu. uHur.#. .si
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NEW YORK. Aug. s-silppi,s
quietly out Of port tonight. her
superstrueture painted gray. with
1000 tons OF coal ana no pas.e,.
gers on board, the German Iiner
Nronprintx Wilhelm may be carry.
,ng iuel 70 a German cruiser not
Far outside Sandy Hook
II % known that the wireless
beer working with . 6errar 49,
vessel. probably not many miles
OF shore, and said 20 be the cruis.
cr Karlsruhe.
As required by maritime reouta.
tons. the kronprintx WIibeI,,
took out clearance papers, onsten.
sioly FOR Bremen. and IL was inti.
mated IN quarters supposed 20 he
weli informed. that she would en-.
oeaEor 10 make that port by tai.
ING = northerly route and passlna
around the northerIy end ~ 500
land. What she miqht rssiiv
DO after passing out of the raj.
Dor however. was question for
her commander 20 detrrrine a..
ter ne had read his orders, which.
according 20 intimations AZ tbe
steamship pier. were 20 be omen.
ed after she had passed Sandy
Hook
Mystery surrounds the liners pre
latauons for departure and her arf
ial sailing on her forward deck an,
.arrIed q large box blk enough 10 con
ain naval gun of conFideranf,
'oWer The vessel was CONSTRUCTED
or possible use az German naval re
.'rt" unit in case of need and hoi
iulll Dr. eiaunCh enough 20 stand fhs
lain on iifine "a gun such az the caas
night have contained North gormar
lloyd officials however. denied tina
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LONDON. Aug. 3.-Ai the areat
turoPean powers except Italy and
most o. the secondary Dover.
are nnobiliTinp with at their en.
ersy Mobilization has not vet
reached stage where any o. the
armies have met In Battle.
italy, which declared her neu
tralltJ. Will begin 70 mobilize on.
Cl1ly tomorrow. although the
way.
Great Rritain's mobilixatio, "a
nearly completsd. bst she hss No,
general war. '''
Tonight war officially esi,,,5
between Austria and Cerp,arv -
one s'de end Russia. ServIa and
Montenegro on the othe- There
had been no Official declaration 81
war net"een Germany and France
on either side. bot to-ntoht tbe
German ar1bassador tn pare 81.
ports
IH' most important event I'm IN.
iNl hours Was G-rmanys dsmanf
'FoN INleilUs. Iu the form of i ~
IDlf NIfmaIUnI tnHf tho g.rr,sr
fo'n- De- permitted f1 cross usfgifl-
I" inc French frontier. coupled vifl
.' promise that Belgian inf.rrit.
,ntId i'U1in urimpair,d 90 tho en-,
compensated
To- This Hrlrium refused to aoa5.
'h 'H' ground n. her rights and Iorg-
Ni i-o ward GRAY the British score
..| l'. .'I'I.u tIaII.. made Ii .f4f.
H''' H InH house uf rnmmous irgt
t..H. CHAT Great Br.taiu.s inf.r..f.
.'' g.l'-i. .Ion. could not permit n.
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BELGIUM s APPEAL

LONDON. Aug 3-rhe text Of
the Belgian Xmas telegram 20
King George was a. follows.
Remembering the numerous
proofs % your maiesty's friendship
and thai % your predecessor. %
the friendly attitude % ENGLAND
IN 1870. and the proof o. the friend.
ship which she has Just 1iyen us
again. = make p supreme appeal
20 the Diplomatic intervention o.
your naiesty's government 20
safeguard the integrity % BEL
alum
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STOCKHOLM sweden. Aug "A
battle was fought yesterday between
the German and Russian fleets on the
Inland Islands and resulted in the Rus
SLAMS being driven back The Russian
" az vessels took refuge ir the gulf Of
FINLAND whore they still remained To-
GaR
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NONOROSSnSh. Russia. Aug 3-The Russian authorities here
to-day seized the German ordered the crew 10 dis
embark They also vessels German steamer which
left the port yesterday. ~ '
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RNE Australia Aug 3The government Of
to-day offered IN the of furnish an eXpedopar Co.
OF 10000 men TO destination Nv the imperial
ment at the entire expense of the commonwealth e"
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BERLIN Aug -Thc report Circulated in london TODAY that
eTe had been the between British
nd German warships il untrue.
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MONTREAL Aug. 3-Auanaements being to collect
OO0C horses Canada Engands officials of
the i've stock exchange here.
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IKE wEArHrz

wAsHrUaroN A. 7-r-r.-....
WEE Wirrfufa. orfc en- &c.
7 Isunsy varfa-- GcrrraIIy far TrrsI5v
Wefueafav
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GREAT BRITAIN Mobiles HER FORCES
BELGIUM REFUSES GERMANY'S DEMAND
PRACTICALLY ALL POWERS
HAVE Modified ARMIES
BRITISH GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PERMIT GERMAN
FLEET TO ATTACK THE FRENCH COAST UNDER
ANY CONSIDERATION

Germany Demands That Belgium Allow Her Troops to Pas,
through Country to French Frontier, but Request Is
Flaty Refused a Once.
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BR SSElS. Aug. 3 officially announced tonight that
had nd rtakon hOstties TO fulfill her I
.ions to preserve Belgian neutrality 9
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BERLIN Aug. 3-The German emperor TODAY sent ord.r a.
the German ambassador in Paris demand his passports "
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LONDON Aug. 3German cavalry to-day raided french
frontier the Of BeifOrt and
horses according 10 dispatches from Paris German patrols
twice attacked Joncherey. Befort
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BRj SSEIS Aug. The SOir another has
heen received by Belgium Bgums
ultmaum and that negotiations between the are
proceeding
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a Dispatch TO the IntelliEeuoer

FAlRNONT. W. Va. Aug 3-Two hundred foreigners mostly
Auans and HngaranS left the Marion fields ay
10 take up In their signed
heir to their wives and left for York where German
ships will carry them tO Europe ~
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LONDON Aug 3-John Burns, president of local govern
board He in ;h ,L
of the ~ ~ - PN'
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BRUSSELS, Aug The Preach minister informed the Bel
government that three diTgbe observed Tonight
Ning towards Brusses having invaded Belan territory
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GERMAN BORDER TROOPS
CAPTURE THREE CITIES
SHORT SKlRMISHES BETWEEN RUSSIANS AND GER
MANS RESULT IN VICTORIES FOR KAISER'S
TROOPS-NAVAL BATTLE FOUGHT

German Liner Wilhelm With Bunkers Filled to OVERLOOKING
With Coal Slips Out of Port With
Destination Unknown
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in the European conflict W. "''A'
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GUARANTEE RISKS.

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Ic6atlaaoi On Pc, ri,venl
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECUA No 6

-JAP-A-LAC Co be used for all pur- poses for which high grade varnish is intended - Use Japa Lac if you want a durable lasting finish (all size cans)
 Qts. per can ...... ... ....... -. soc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL. No. $

-STYLEPLUs CLOTHES s17-Mfd. by Henry SOnneborne & Co.,, Balti- more, Md-Made from all wool ma terials and one price the world over
 (save S3 to SS on your suit or over coat ..................
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL No. 1

- MEMS UNDERWEAR SPECIAL made in U. S. A. A cotton mixed gar ment in shirts and drawers, regular 75c values in all sizes - exceptional values the garment ...... ......5 Soc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 41

VERA SWEET CHOCOLATES. - made by the A. N. Banner Co.,, Vino ma, Minn.,-a truly delicious choco- late-every center is a surprise and
 every box a genuine treat special lb. box .......S1OO
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL No. !

-WOMEN'S UNION SUIT SPECIAL including MERODE makes - Cotton
 ribbed with fleeced Things, regular special price garment ........sf.25
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO 8

-36INCH SERGE SPECIAL in col- ors rey, tan, Copenhagen, brown and
 cardinal Considering quality this special is a hummer the yard .45c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 10

SALE OF FANCY RIBBONS for every purpose for millinery trimmings girdles. bows, fancy bags, sashes and Xmas fancy work. Dresden, Roman stripes, Brocaded effects, etc, the yard .... ......... ............25 25c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15

NO ONE MAKES BETTER CLOTHES
 THAN UNCLE SAM. Returning travellers speak derisivey of the mems clothing to be seen in Europe. Amer ican-made clothing leads the world in style, nt and general appearance, and it is in great demand in the principal cities Of Europe Six hundred million dollars worth of it is produced in the .. $. every year The clothing we offer you is made i'm big. pleasant sunlit factories by we'll paid skilled master-craftmen and it is the best moneys worth in style, quality and workmanship to be had even in this coun- try.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO.

-cHlLOREN's PLUSH AND vE. -FOUR HATS in blue. brown, black. grey - both high and low crowns. regular SL75 values made in U. s. A. week special price ... ...... ...S1.15
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 4O

FANCY INITIAL STATIONERY - 0anCy linen finish, 24 envelopes and 24 sheets made by The Marcus Ward Co.,, New York lDrug DepartmenO
 Very special per box 65c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL No. 9

WOOL NAP BLANKETS size 6OX8O in plaids of blue and white, brown
 and white and pink and white, splen- did values at $2.75, this week, ca. S2.25
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
MoNARcH RRANp oRocERIEs

Monarch Brand food products are a guaran- tee of purity Nothing finer comes from Europe or anywhere else in any product you buy bearing the Monarch label you are assured of the highest quality food which twentieth century skill can produce In cat sup, pickles, maple syrup and canned foods, Monarch goods are superior tO an others of the same kinds.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL. No. A4

-MEN'S DIGGING SHOES the best digging shoes made Cabsolutely all solid leather) made on good fttig last Of high quality leather, special values, the par ...... ............. .$3.50
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 3

-MENS FLANNEL SHIRTS - as- sorted range of colors in all sizes. regular S2.OO and s225 values. special
 price for made in U. s. A. week
 at ....... .. - ...s145
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 43

--REO CROSS SHOES - the most comfortable shoes made for Womeu- made in Cincinnati Ohio We are exclusive agent in the Warren district
 Shoes for street evening or house wear . .-...S .S35O UP
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 45

-MENs STREET SHOE SPECIAL made of Russian Calf In tan (bucher stylel 1-2 double rock oak sole ano Goodyear welt special for made in U. s. A. week. pair ............ .S3.85
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 13

-WoMEN's GOWN SPECIAL in in white and colored patterns (good quality outing flanneD all sizes. regular S125 values on sale, Ready
 toWear department at.......9 .95e
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. r

INFANTS SHIRT sPECIAL-Cot
 ton materials nicely trimmed and made, regular 25c values for this special made in U. S. A. Week each ...... ........- ........15c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECLAL NO. 47

-sALE OF cHlLDRENs DRESSES special odd lot including stripes, checks and plaids of galateas and ginghams, values of to S2.5O made in U. s. A. week, price co. ........StoO
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 36

, AK oFEOIAL NO. 0O
 RUG BARGAINS, Bigelow Flee tra and Utopia rugs one of the finest grades of Administer rugs made in America Your choice of these desirable and long wearing rugs, in a pleasing assortment of colorings in both floral and ori- ental designs, sizes 27X63 and 24x48 always sold at S3.50 up to S45O to advertise American goods, your choice ...... ......... $2.95
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL No. A2

-CARTER's INK made by the Carter Ink Co.,, of Chicago, ll., on sale in
 Drug department l quart bottle stO0
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL No. 2

-MENS SWEATER SPECIAL = (Bradley make) in colors blue and
 grey only, coat styles with high col lars in heavy knit ( all sizes) regular S6.5O values on sale at S5 OO
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL No. 16

BUNGALOW APRON DRESSES Made of durable material in pret- ty patterns of percales and cham ys, regular soc values (second toor) each ......... .......75c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 48

-CHlLDRENS NAZARETH WAISTS all sizes from ] to l2 years, always
 sold at 25c, our price for made in
 U. S. A. WEEK, each ......... 2Oc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 46

- EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF TRIMMED HATS-one of the best hat offerings that the women of this district have received this season (wide range of styles and colorsl val ues Co S750 for ...... ......... S295
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 12

-3 BIG BINGHAM SPECIALS for made in U. S. A. week (Be sure and see these)
 15c A. r. G. yard ..... ...12 1-2e Toe Golden Gate yard ........8 1-3e 12 1-2e Utility yard .,.... .....1oe
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 3o

-MoNARCH JAMS Mfg by Reid, Murdock Co.,. Chicago. m. in all flayors put stress on quality be-
 cause quality of the highest order distinguishes Monarch Jams, 1G OF. glass jars ......... ............3O BOG
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
STAR SPECIAL NO. 33

IRON BED SPECIAL full size in choice of three colors-fitted with brass knob ornaments at head
 and foot board the usual $500 grade - specially priced for made in U. S. A. Week, each ..... .S2.e5
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
BOTH Bisbee and Lowell Stores
Your Choice of Every Evening
 Coat or Cape in Stock

- MATERIALS include fine broadcloths, Arabian lamb cloth, brocaded plush
 and astrakan lamb - col- ors are canary old rose, terra cotta and green, also white and black This extraordinary offer will appeal to fashionable women. who will appreci- ate the unusual character
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
And Now Comes the Greatest
 Dress Sale of the Season

Women anxious to settle the dress question will take advantage of this salo-Ma- terials include serges, satins. crepes. chudah cloth. char mouse silk, corduroy and combinations of materials ir a good range of colors. also the seasons most wanted styles in a good range of cOiOrs. also black.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15

D FIN Ji LNIFaL INOs DO -EMPSON TINY PEAS made by the Empson Packing Co.,. Longmont, Col Quality is the first consideration in EmpsOn Peas
 -E. Tiny Peas, can BOG 2 for. .55e E. Little Peas, can ...... ... ...2 25c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-13
Ben ErankIln,s Keennes..

Two incidents recall the keenness
and the thoroQghness-the great twin
abilities. to see and to utilize-of Ben
Franklin. One day he CHANGED to OBJ
serve a lady in the possession Of an
imported whisk broom. With his usual
interest and careful consideration he
examined it as a novelty. He discov-
cred on the brush Of the broom a seed.
which he carefully removed. Present
ly he planted it, and the growth from
this seed was the first crop Of broom
corn in this country. Again one day
when DR.. Franklin was walking by
Dock creek he saw stuck in the mud
a wickerwork basket, which had sprout-
ed Carefully he f1shed out the basket
and carefully took it apart. He gave
cuttings to his friend, Charles Norris,
who planted the twigs in his garden,
where they grew to great size. They
turned out to be yellow willows and,
as Franklin had foreseen, proved Of
great commercial value.