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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
WOnen'S Skirts

' - A. -
Women's Reg. esc White Skirts
Cambria, trimmed with wide embroid-
cry insertions and embroidery h2r
hounce, open design, at..........,O
WOmens Reg. 08c White Skirts
Nainsook, trimmed with wide embroid
cry, ribbon run and Val. lace h2C
edge, at ............,s...
Womcn's Reg. csc White skirts
Nalnsook, trimmed with rows of fancy
lace insertion and edge with rib h2C
bon run embroidery between. at. WV
Women's Reg. 9sc White Skirts
Trimmed with deep flounce of h2C
shadow lace, ribbon finished, at. W.
Women's Reg. 9sc White SKIRTS
OF figured and plain pique, embroid
cry trimmed or scnlloped edge, 62C
women's Reg. 9sc white SKIRTS
broidery, with and without ribbon,
with and without underlay, hSc
women's Reg. i.5o white SKIRTS
hounce of embroidery, handsome O7C
design and ribbon finished, at. nv
Women's Reg. 1.39 white skirts
Imitation silk, trimmed with wide Val.
, lace and insertion and plated O7C
Women's d" Reg. i.ss white SKIRTS
Heavy cambria with double panel front
and finished with embroidery O7C
Women's Reg. I.s9 white SKIRTS
Nainsook fancy scalloped, trimmed
with Val. lace insertion and lace O7C
Women's Reg. i.se white skirts
Nainsook, trimmed with embroidery
flounce, with and without ribbon, 07C
Women Reg. LIS white SKIRTS
Trimmed with fiat founce of shadow
lace, fancy ribbon rosette and 1 0S
net underway nt ;.:;...,,;,,.,,....,
Nainsook, front trimmed with ON
broidery and lace medallions, founce of
rows Val. lace insertion and 0E
oo Women p"cs e Reg "i lbs white SKIRTS
Flounce made of embroidery panels,
Val. lace between, Val. lace In OS
sertion and edge, ut.
Nninsook, fiat trimmed with embroid
cry panels between Val. lace In DE-
sertion, slashed In front, at.
Women Reg. LIB White Skrts--
Flat trimmed with fancy embroidery
panels, ribbon run, Val. lace in | Ok
sertion and edge, at.
Women $ Reg; I.15 White skirts
Of imitation frd0 silk pink NTH and Nd white
lace insertion and edge, at. 49,. IL 80
Women Reg. l.75 white SKIRTS
Heavy cambria. fiat trimmed Ok
women's Reg. e,os White Skirts
OF china SILK, trimmed with wide
shadow lace insertion and plated 10y
Women's> Reg. 2.08 SKIRTS ainsook.
! fat founce of many lace insertions,
lace edge and lace edge under 10Y
Women's Reg. 2.50 NainsOok,
made with Val. lace hounces, wide
embroidery insertion, ribbon run, OF
Women's Reg. 2.38 White Skirts
Nainsook, attractiyely trimmed with
fiat flounce of fancy ribbon run EN-
broidery between Val lace insertions,
fancy trimmed front, lace trim OF
med underlay, at................ A'|1
Women's Reg. 3.08 Slxlrts-Of crepe
de chine, trimmed with 1S-inch founce
of Of handsome hand 81 shadow lace ribbon2.07
Women'S Reg. 3.0S Skirts-Of crepe
de chine, trimmed with doubleO OF
rows of Val. lace. at. ..,.........S'|S
Other Skirts uD TO 400.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
Combinations

Reg. LOO Combinations 49, Nainsook,
corset cover trimmed with narrow en-
broldery edge ribbon run. skirt and
DRIVER trimmed with embroidery 62r
Tullei 1T ...sF.-'. ......s.
Reg. LOO Combinations - Nainsook.
corset cover trimmed with ribbon run
embroidery, fancy lace insertion and
edge. skirt and drawer lace 62c
iflnihed ~ '.''',',' '..''....
Reg. I'D Combinations - Nainsook,
simply trimmed at neck. on skirt and
drawer with ribbon run embroid- 0Zc
cry III ....... ...s.... ......s....-. =
Reg. 1.3D Combinations - Nainsook,
corset cover trimmed with / embroid-
cry panels and rows Val. ace in Ozr
SeTlioHi III --s+.'.. ....'.s. .......l.+.
Reg. 1.39 Combinations ~ Nainsook,
cover trimmed with dainty yoke of Val.
lace panel design, skirt and OZo
DRIVER lace trimmed at.,........ ~
Reg. 1.15 COmbinatiOns-Of allover
embroidery, corset cover with DE-
skirt and drawers at............ IL "a
Reg. 1.s5 Combinations - Nainsook,
corset cover trimmed with embrold-
cry medalllons, lace and ribbon trim
med, skirt and drawers lace oS
Other Combinations Up to $50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
Perfect Storage of Furs

Let call for urs Simply telephone $500 Market or
drop postcardand wagon will call The charges
very nominal based upon the valuation place them In
Cold Storage Vaults fus will be safe from MOTHS fire
burglary It's fur you-besdes cleaning
your furs scientifically before storing them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

pey purchase $50 In
hash usth@oughy daand
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27

$500 Gold Filled FleX-
ible Brac elet s-I1ali
plain and half chased,
some all plain, y inch
wide, will fit any arm,
a new and pretty style
of bracelet, sne 0Sr
c1al ............... Wv
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
WOn1en'S Drawers

~ OflfCH - LIZ dW 81 -
Women's Reg. 25c Drawcrs-Cambric
and nainsook, regular shape, tucked
and trimmed with ruffle OF embroidery,
also knickerbocker style. trimmed with
narrow embroidery ribbon run, fOC
all sizes In both styles. nt....... ~
WOmen's Reg. i5c Drawers-Cambric.
cluster tucked and trimmed with ruifle
of embroidery in variety of attractive
open work designs also some trimmed
with lice insertion and edge, Doc
Women's Reg. b0e and SOC Drawers
Circular shape. of nainsook, trimmed
with embroidery rniilc or Hat d1c
trimmed with narrow embroidery TfS
Women's Reg. 59c and zoe Drawers
Nainsook, knickerbocker style. trim
med with narrow embroidery, A1c
ribbon run, ................,..
women's Reg. soc Bioomers- A1c
Crinkled crepe full cut, Ht....... IT.
Women's Reg. soc Envelope Drawers
or erinkled crepe, lace trim 44c
women's Reg. 60c Drawers-Clmbric,
regular shape, trimmed with embrcid
cry insertion and embroidery A1c
Womens Reg. soc and soc Drawers
Cambria, regular shape, cluster tucked
and trimmed with ruftles of en- AZ
broidery In many good patterns, at IT,
WOmens Reg. 9sc Drawers Good
cambria, cluster tucked and trimmed
with rufle of embroidery in AS 62c
Women's Reg. 9Sc Drawers Main
sock, fiat trimmed with wide embroid-
cry insertion, ribbon run and Val h2C
lace edge, at Observation-Disclosures. OC$
women's Reg. 9sc Drawers Main
sock, fiat trimmed with Val. lace in
sertion and Val. lace edge and 6Sc
ribbon run, Mt ................... WV
Women's Reg. 0sc Isabella Drawers-
Circular shape, made of crinkled
crepe, trimmed flat with neat 62r
embroidery, ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Women's Reg. I.s0 Drawers Main
sock, fiat trimmed with embroid- OZc
cry ana scrolls of Val. lace at. o.. ~
Women's Reg. I.39 Drawers-Nain-
sock, fiat trimmed with lace panels, OZc
ribbon run and lace edge, at....
MOmcn's Reg. 1875 Drawers-Nain
sock, cluster tucked and trimmed O7C
with embroidery rutile, at. ....... ~
Women's Reg. I.75 Drawers Main
sock, fancy trimmed In Hat design
With, With lace and embroidery com 1.25
O'S Women en- = Reg. i.se Drnwers-Nnin
sock, elaborntely trimmed with lace
bowknot, lace insertion and I oS
edge, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Women's Reg. i.7S Drawers Main
sock, fancy trimmed with wide en-
broidery and rows Val. lace inser-
I'll tion' ribbon run and lace edge. LIS
women's Reg. 1.75 Drawers-Isabella
shape. fiat trimmed with ribbon run
embroidery and lace edge and I O5
'i' Women a. Reg. s.os Draw,ers-Nain-
sock, trimmed all around with en-
broidery medallions and Val. 4 OF
lace ribbon finished, at. .......... i'1
Women's Reg. IDS Bioomers-Of good
quality china silk, cut full, reinforced.
with two rows Val. lace edge, at. l'><
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
Sale of MuSlinS

The housekeepers' opportunity
also the buying time for hotel and
boarding house keepers.
7Iac to Sc UnbIeached MusIin-36
10 IS ms, . to Is yard lengths, sey
eral grades and weights, de e
cidad savings yard, at. .....,.. ~
22c BIeached Pillow Case Muslin
to 10 yard lengths 30 ms. wide,
size for pillow cases and by scanning
the centre extra wide sheets; 1dc
special ut, yard. ......,.......
a6c UnbIeached Sheeting--2 yards
wide, heavy weight, 2 to 0 yard
lengths, clean cotton yarns, for
sheets; special at, yard. 49,. H'S
3sc Bleached sheetings-2A yards
wide, Fruit of the Loom and
pieces; lay in n supply for DC
sheets at great saving; yard. NoS
lie UnbIeached Muslin-Extra
heavy, close thread weave, 30 ms
Wide. to IL yard lengths, IL
best quality; ynrd........... ~
DC TO I2Kc BIeached Muslins--3G
ms, to 20 yard lengths, various
weights for underwear aud general
home use, excellent grades, 7kC
soft finished; ut, yard. /2~
lie and 2Oc Bleached Pillow Case
and sheetinR Muslin-Mill lengths,
AZ to 81 ms. wide, soft finished, fine,
close weave, heavy to mediumtOL
weight, leading brand. ..... X ~
zoe to Soc UnbIeached SheetiDgs--
Heavy to medium weight, 2A and
81 yds. wide, . to sgd. lengths,
best qualities, for sheets, O0c
bedding, summer coverings. NoS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
Corset Covers

Corset Covers: Value 2Ic--Nainsook.
neck trimmed with good embrOid 1EC
cry, edge ribbon run, at......... iOS
Reg. 25c, Corset Covers-Nainsook,
yoke of embroidery finished with TO-
lace insertion and edge ut. ~
Corset Covers: Value i5c-Nainsook.
front deliberately trimmed with / lace
medallions. embroidery centres and
rows of Val. lace insertion, neck OGr
ana armholes lace trimmed, at. %>(
Reg. soc Corset Covers Nainsook,
trimmed at neck with embroidery OOc
scalloped on cover mt............ ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
EDITORS OF STATE TO
APPEAR IN THE MOVIES

That the editors of the state. when
they assemble here August = for the
annual meeting Of the New Mexico
Press association. would be filmed
Tor display at san Diego, was the an
nonncement Of A. T.. kochler, Jrn
commissioner Of publicity for the
state exposition board who retained
from Santa Fe last night Mr. Koch
ief declared that such a film as has
never before been taken would be-
made ou this occasion.
Colonel Twitchell president Of
the hoard. decided 10 take this film
at "a conference in Santa Zee this
morning MIR. koehler said we
Win take motion pictures az All im-
poftani phases OF the meeting. We
VIII also take stil pictures for slides
and VIII take individual pictures 81
caeh member OF the association fol
framing ia giant frame for exhibit
at san Diego and for hanging in
tho capitol after the exposition. III
addition, We VIII also have a large
group picture Of all the delegates.
This Is the first chance the men
who make the news have OF getting
into the news themsclves-and the,
Will get IN IN the new way--the mo.
tion picture way"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
FAREWELL RECEPTION TO
REV. HERM0N P. WILLIAMS

A farewell reception to Rev Har-
mon II. Williams and his family has
been arranged by the members of the
Gold and Broadway Church Of Christ
TO take place IN the church tonight.
While Mr. Williams does not intend
to leave Albuquerque until about tue
first Of September, his family VIII
leave in a few days for the coast, 70
be joined later by MIR Williams when
he starts for Spokane. where he viii
take an important chair In spokane
university. The ministers of other de
nominations in the city have been in
vited TO participate in the reception
tonight, and a large number OF the
friends of Mr. Williams. regardless OF
religious affiliations. will be on hand
to show their appreciation OF the work
that he has done in this city and eN-
press their good wishes for success In
his new field.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
GRAND ARMY VETERANS
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS OF
RESPECTT0J0SE CHAVEZ

AZ a meeting Of G. X Warren post,
Grand Army Of the Republic, held
saturday night, the following resolu-
tions Of respect TO the memory Of the
late Jose chavez y chavez were UNI
anlmously adopted
Whereas IN the providence Of Ale
mpslty God. Senior Jose bhadez y
Chavez has been called from us by
death. and.
whereas Senior Chavez was a
faithful member of our q. X. Warren
post No. 5; and.
Whereas. Comrade Chavez be-
cause Of age, wide experience and
time honored career, we take pleasure
In giving the following brief record Of
his eventfm life. II IL a blessing TO
live. so long. In the age in which he
has lived.
"comrade Chavez was born IN about
the year 1929, and was therefore, SO
years of age at his death. Tie was
Ia years old when General Kearney,
with the United states army. entered
New Mexico ana took possession OF
the same. He was q when he became
"A full-fledged citizen OF the new gov
eminent a strange thing to him at
that time our comrade was there
fore familiar with the methods Of
both governments. Mexico and the
United States He was q strong man
physically. morally and religiously.
and a man always true to his convic-
tons, just such man AZ his eoun-
Try needed in the time In which he
has lived
IT must have been q pleasure 70
our comrade to look back through so
many years of an uetive and useful HE
and see the wonderful Improvement
and growth Of his country especially
on educational, moral and religious
lines
"comrndc Chavez was IN honorable
member OF our order lie became a
soldier Of the Union army early In our
cRil war aud II IL said he became
lieutenant in Santiago l.. Hubbell's
company and was in the battles OF
NaNerde, Apache canon aud Glorieta,
aud delighted to tell OF those eventful
and strenuous times. lie is survived
by one son. Adolfo Chavez, well TO
do and well known merchant, ana
also a daughter. also living In Anu
quefauo, at whose house the father
made his home aud died. Ills death
took place after several weeks Illness
July Is. 1914, and was buried at Pa-
iarto where he had formerly bVed
and where appropriate religious tun-
eral services were conducted in span
ish hy the Presbyterian minister OF
that place in which church our com
Trade htl been faithful member.
Therefore, be II
Resolved LIST that We mourn the
death Of this comrade, and we, me
members Of @ X. Warren post Ne.
I VIII keep fresh IN memory his pleas
ant comradeship with u.s. End, thal
his surviving son aud daughter ana
other relatives have our wafmest sym
pathy and that a copy of these reso-
buttons he sent TO them. Srd, that the
two aaily English and Spanish papers
no respectfully requested to publish
I the above preamble and resolutions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER REPORT.

For the twenty-four hours ending at
9 o'clock yesterday evening:
Maximum temperature. o.. mini
mum. Ga; range. 2s. temperature at
8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon "a; east
Winds. cloudy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE At OFFICE OF WATER CO.
lie s. SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03

IIefboth. painting. paperIng. 1851.
Fees candy store Cherry sherbet
today Think OF IT,"
Judge y, II Wright IL here from
Santa re on legal business.
Eduardo NJ. Otero il here from Los
Lunas on brief business visit
A. g. Renehan. prominent attorney
Of Santa Fe. arrived last night from
Santa Fe
Provided there Is quorum, there
viii be q meeting Of The city council
IN the mayors office az o'clock to-
night.
j. A. French. state engineer. arr
rived last night from Santa be To- look
over tuad Improvement work in this
section
Robert and I.imon putney. sons Of
the r. u putnoys. accompanied by
viii Mcdonald, city salesman for l..
Il pulney, leavc todny fof vacation
on the upper rocos
Mrs J T. Houlehnn LEFT on the
Santa Pc limited last evening for
Kansas city after an extended visit
with her sister Mrs II y. Dugan, and
niece. Miss Virginia Mary
Miss Befniec Jieaseldcn ana Miss
Laurene Asselin have returned from
months stay ia Santa Fe, where
they were the guests 81 Miss llcssel-
denis SISTER Mrs A. II Clancy
because of n freight wreck near san
Antonio, on the Rio Grande division.
Santa Re train No. SIG due here aat
6;2o o'clock last evening did not ar
rive uniil early this morning.
Charles Gaomi Of the Alamo. IS
planning to leave New York ON Au.
Eusi Il Tor New York, where ne will
hall for italy 10 be absent several
years ON August 10, Mr. Giomi's
sister Miss Emma GiomL Will hc mar
lled g Antonio Domcnict
Judge Hcrbert F. Baynolds returned
last evening from an extended vaea-
ton IN Sau Francisco ana other Pa
cifr roas points Judge Raynolds
viii be m haWpefs at the court house
at 3 acloek fhn morning 10 take MP
with aitorneva anY matters which it
rs desired 10 snbmit 20 me court.
MI ana Mrs David r. Lane re-
turned aa Might from santa Fo.
where lhfs sneut several weeks Mr..
Lane was publicity agent Tor the New
Mexieo Good Roads association an
Hi- splcndld work. getting space h
pspsis aH eter the southwest Be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
NlnriInczinwn suburb.

Lest the gentle reader is not aware
OF the exact geographical location OF
Martineztown, II might be remarked IN
passing, that II is situated on a con-
tinuation Of North Arno street, ad-
joining Mountain road and Is but a
short distance from the classic pre-
cincts of Dog Town.
Just why the high sheriff should
have chosen Martineztown is a mys-
terry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

We, the Cubero Trading company
of Cuhero, n. NJ. have bought all
the interests Of the Bbo Brothers.
Grants n. NJ. and hereafter will be
run under the name of the Cubero
Trading company, Grants. N. NJ. All
accounts owed by the Bibo Bros will
be paid by them and all outstanding
accounts collected by them.
EMIL BIBO,
General Manager. Cuhero Trading
Co. Grants and Cubero, n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
CrIlIcIses Wilson.

Mr. Garfield criticised the Wilson
administration with reference to the
course 1t has taken during the last
few months.
"Our foreign policy Is a joke said
Mr.. Garfield THE business policies
inaugurated by Mr. Wilson are in the
formative stage and | cannot see how
they will be very successful. My
opinion is that if Mr. Wilson does not
take brace and do better work he
will not stand a chance TO be re-
elected"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
InfanI GnlIceos.

The infant son Of Martin Gallegos,
of 5l5 W. Hazeldine avenue, died at
8 o'clock Saturday night, at the age
of two years. The funeral will be
held in crollot's chapel at ? o'clock
this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03

WIN f'''Ht 'HffI'fH's
Il expect to make whirlwind
campaign and to poll considerable
number Of votes.n said Mr. Garfield
last night. Il never make any pre-
'dietions as to my own political sue
cess or failure However, ! am in the
race to stay and there will be some
exciting times between now ana cleo
ton day"
The political situation in Ohio Is
Slightly scrambled this year. according
to Mr. Garfield COZ, democratic gov
ernor, is a candidat y to succeed him
self. Whitaker. "a member of con-
gress, also demo9N va. would like to
get the nomination"toveted by Cox
On the old guard republican side, Dave
Todd and Congressman Willis are
anxious to have the gubernatorial
nomination thrust upon them
There is a merry war on for United
states senator in Mr.. Garfield's state.
lie is Of the opinion that Garford,
progressive, has good chance to win.
other candidates are Foraker. former
senator; Ralph Cole, former con-
gresham, and Warren Harding, all
three Of whom are stand-pat q. Q. 7.
men. Tim Hogan. present attorney
general: Lent and Zimmerman, are
out with the democratic banner in the
free-for-n11 for the toga
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03
JIMMY GARFIELD
SAYS 7. R. IS IN
FIGHT To STAY
Former Secretary Of Interior in
Albuquerque on Legal Az
fairs Ready TO Begin Cam
paign for Ohio Goyernorshlp

Jimmy Garfield. az he Is known in
Washington ana to the horney handed
sons Of toll in his native state. Ohio,
but whose name on the register ut the
AlVarabo hotel IL boldly inscribed
james K Garfield" arrived in Al
buquerque last night from the east
and VIII be here possibly several days
on legal affairs. Mr.. Garfield, sec
rotary OF the Interior department un-
der the Roosevelt administration son
Of President Garfield. ana one Of the
original progressive republicans. Is
enthusiastic over the prospects for the
survival of the progressive party In
the United States.
Mr.. Garfield Is progreoqvc from
the jump off. He was one Il the
original boosters for the n1mlnition
of Colonel Roosevelt on the regrcs-
sive ticket in 1912, and is Of the opIn-
ion that the colonel will run again IN
1916, provided the progresses want
him to make the race.
just at the present time Mr. Gar
field Is buster than ever looking ailtrl
the political situation IN Ohio. where
he is to be candidate for governor
after August 2. the day set for pri-
maries Mr. Garfield Is the only
for the nomination on the
ticket. and he is therefore
certain to he nominated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03

Saddle horses. Trimble's Red Barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03

Asked how he thought the present
conflict between the progressives and
the old guard republicans would ter
inmate. Mr. Garfield said that 1t
would be II case Of the survival of
the fttest. lie declared that the old
bosses would have to go, or that thore
would be no alliance with the G. O. p.
Here for Lawsuit.
Mr. Garfield is here, accompanied
by his associate, b. j. Gable, Of Lima,
to look after a suit pending in the
district court here and which viii he
taken up today by Judge Reynolds.
Associated with Mr. Garfield and Mr..
Gable are Francis C. Wilson of Santa
Fe, and Vigil and Jamison of Alhu-
uueruue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-03

That Clifford Pinchot. who Is bat
Ting valantly in Pennsylvania to
down Boies Penrose, in the senatorial
race, has a fair chance to win. is de-
clared by Mr.. Garfield, who is in close
touch with the Pennsylvania situation
"Plnchot is making a hard cam
paign," said Mr.. Garfield. 'lle is get
ting out shaking hands with the boys
up state and down state. is backed by
Il number of big newspapers, and real
~ has things lining up favorably for
him az every turn II wouldn't sur
prise me to see pinchot beat Pen
rose"
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15

Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co. II John Rest