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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-24
PRECIOS M M DE LOS ARTICULOs
QUE Sc DETALLAN EN-
ALMACEN.

Arroz Japones Ia, $500 ( $6 20
Arroz lapones inferior 400 5Oo
ArroZ camilla 450 555o
Azucar centrifugada 677
Azncar granulada "Aguila 7.5O
Azucar granulada Federal $50
lldflila ue trlgo La. $50 a 600
Harina de trigo "a, 5O0
Bacalao (seg1n tamano). 37.OO 4 3s 90
Hablchuelas coloradas largas 75O
Hablchuelas coloradas largas 7.5Oa775
hablchuelas blancas chicas 5.5Oa5.75
Manteca pura de cerdo 1900 1900
Manteca compuesta S.75 ooo
Toclno, barril, seg1n mar
Cd 24.00 a $500
Jamones ,7oo
Chfcharos verdes 5oo
Papas americana (bl. 165
los.) 2.75 d 3.5C
Avena (bushel 30 lbs) q "a
Jabon Brown 91o
Octag0n 9zo
30U
Limpiador Octag6n 2oo
Garbanzos Mexicanos ooO
Qnesos Patagras 1900
ne oola 500 a 500
Ajos o5o q On
Almid6n 900
Alnllaoh americana $50
Maiz 77z
,'le auco' selecto 100
c'le Hacienda Ia, 1880
c'le Fllon 1900
Oale corrlehte llmplo 14.50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-24
DOCTOR GUTIERREZ ORTIZ
Medico- Ciruiano.

DE LAS FACULTADES DE ZARAGO.
"a Y YMADRID.-EX-ALUMNO
INFERNO PENSIONADO
POI OPOSICION.
ConsuStorio para Was URINARIAS
eifermodades prop1as de la mujer.-
Laboratorlo para analisis de oripa
oacterolog COS. - Telefono TSP verde
.. Box 650.-Horas de consultas de
l a 2 p. m. y de 4a7.
San Francisco To- San Juan. p r
Avdt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

Gle gseipport Office fir oas Sin
einnaticr @olisblatt" befiuSet iidj IN
Ru. 339 Durf Strnke, gescniiber oent
Gpnrtbonic, poieIbit Ienisfeiten, YIN
srigcn II. I. III. Biz 10 lthr 40 glinn'
ten gbenos entgeoenaenommen incr'
ben. Eelephun Spnth 240f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

cinnatier pUIissi auseeliefert. Si'
lpllen s5reb. greibler BON SO. TAG W
|6. Strabe, Cincinnati, dneehalten UNI
bsraubt baben.
- Das 2eihenbegdnsnib bes pers
Itorbsnsn Srant Reinte fanb geiterr
bon Der Wlutter gottes &irte aus
itatt. gisp. Ssnrp 5appert selebrirte
bas Requiem uno ipuroe bic iterbl'be
Sille auf benz Muttergottes 6risbbof
6eitattet. Mitelieber Der ct. Sobdnz
nes Ritter frnsirtsn ais 2eidentrdser.
- Irant 9olmsrins, Ger beIdnls
biat pirb, einen Ginbrub in 2lbe
glcomer's 2absn beeangsn gu baben,
fpuroe unter $1,000 8iraiHaIt ben
9robgsf9Torsntn iihtfipitfen.
- Carl Smith pur6e unter osr
9lnfIaae bss Rdubes i'm 9reiseeridt
pro5sIIirt, ihulois befunoen uno gu
2 bis 10 Sabren 3uhtbaus psrurz
tbsilt.
= Die @irtbe bieIissr Stdot iinb
i6letter Qaune, ba bic Stdot Vi
sens tpomOsli4 auf $500 erbObt tpsrs
Zen lpirb.
- poIiSsiri6ter @illiam 9. 9an>
fins uno polisei6ef Callahan pom
9uolou iino gsitern bon 5rantfort
5uriidgetebrt.
- en- aublop ipurOe geItern Qbeno
Gin guIineb Wiens Club ge9riinoet.
Gpl. +. SbatIefurb See belt oie
Sauptreoe. Die 9eamtenpaRl ttnoet
nd9Tte @pas itatt,
- 8. +. 9roipn, Der BON 8eor9
Stepbens beI6uloigt purbe, Elm pfero
o6ne Grluubnib bes Gigcntbiimers be-
nutt gu ba6sn. purbe I'M Staotssri4t
freioeIpro6en. - pbilipp gStiber, etn
SouIirer, lparbs ipeqen SerumIuns
aerns in bemIelben @eridt 5u $50 uno
aoIten perurtbeilt.
- Inter psm 8orTiBe bes 8i5spras
iib nten 9. Saalfelo belt Der eope
iroton Qioniers9erein 9eitern Ibsno
In 9ub6e's SdIls feline monatli6e Yer
Iummlung ab. Die Serren Sobn edrl
unb Seinrid Sellmers purosn als
Witqlisoc' porgeTdIagen. Die aus@
aaben fir bas WaIbinstons @s6urts@
taqs g1ntett !purOen 3ur 3ahlnng arle
eeipieien. Cine 3ui6rift pom 8ons
grebmitgIieb u. 8. Rouie pllrOe DerS
leIen. @r beItGtigts ben Gmpfdng Der
groteIte segen Die Morris, S9spdr0
nnb Sobipn Bill. gerrn Soieph earI
nurbe Der 9ant fir Die &rrdna run9
Der 8oIsingtons 9sburtstagsfeIsf
ausgeiproden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

gtiHaB ben GntDeiiungeH 1ut Der 5lal9e,
pno lie III uon oisiem Seioen gebeiIt. Sic
mar oolftdnbig berabgetpmmtn, aIs We nit
benz @innebmen Ot3 COMPOUNDS begann,
uub ibre 4eripoen 'telIten iit nid)t regeI-
mdbig elm. sic mar 70 uupdbIidl uno
ihRab. oab id ibr bduiig beim Gntleiotn
bebilfltn Ietn mubtt, abrr ieBt 1T ie reaeIs
mdbig lino miro fart uno Ia 9eiunb.1--
Srnu W a1tiu Selpi9, Ylcp,r, Soma.
Sunoerte pon berartigen Srieieu, pslbt
ben Sant ousipr,d.n fir o,n erfolg, ben
2pbia U. 8intbanl's SeeetabIe Spnlpouno
ersielt bat, treifcn iOrtDdbreno Elm, hitrourh
bic 3uperldiiigteit oieies arptarttgen alien
Selmittels befueiiero.
8enn Sic trant iiHb. Ibleppen Sie lid
nid)t berum uno lsben Sic niht Gag fir
5ag, Icnoern beItsGen Sic iofort gDbia g.
Yintbauts Rs9e able COMPOUND, ein Sraus
en'6eiImittel gegen 5raueniranthsiten'
gScnn Sic ipe5iellcn Gatb Groiir'
fen, 10 ,penocn Gle lid an SDoia 6.
Einfbam Wcoicin Gu. (uertraucus'
ppa), Gpnn, Naii. SIR Srief iuiro
pun elmer Sran geGffnet unO gclclcli
uHo inter Dem Siesel Der Scrih,uie-
senbeit beantiuurtet iuerSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

/
BON Columbus. .. Soi. fsorber
81, bon Cincinnati. nno Mdrp Glap
81, BON Sdtlsn. 8. Gbfp. Ren'
nplbs 2S, unb sSba 6amtlin, 21. beibs
bon Cincinnati. = s. 2. Menefee. 30
uno Utdttie Marm, q, beibe bon
grittenotn, 8. = Carl gubdnfs, %,
unb g(nna Buntfeer, %. beibe Don
gnntbidna. ..
Gurl 6enn iibertru1 an Gilbert
9etmer cine Get an Der eSidbeaa
Strabe fir 81 etc.
cSn ieinem Seitnment biIlterldbt
W. 8. Megormid 9l1es isiner 2oGs
ter 9(oa uno ernennt lie 3ur @refutrir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
no mir roge @ier, 6is ,22aapr 3tme0p"
i6ren Naset tuieor6eretllte.

al MIR Elm robes ei cher sInsn Grader etss
sinei, uub b6ufe fonnte iif oieielten nidi I'm
Wldaer bsbalisn. 9iefe Tame qsbrnn6ig 3br
belntsftef Inb ss BAT iie ar6BieniteiIe gebetli.'
tbnis sIisl. Vis D'sT l5ftsa SS xg,,
WioaenbeiImiitsi aus 1lIsn IbdIsp BET YET.
einiaitn eianisn un. ne sfiie Eeft nberstusf
--fitins iofidf Yebunofifna.
wiabf's iUnnesrbclIes WiadtHbsilfnliisi retnisi
ben Neroaniinaeirdit pcn pgi lfifitl,fsr nii.
fdfnmlundtn nHo aifiipen gphfefte. ~. tffnnf
fnfde Weiieruna ben am Ilrlen, ssf ttber nne
BEN 1nrm pteutoen Etsle TIldrsn DITTO
baeielbe ron atiabrltden 6petdftonsn oepahrt
Iporbeii an fein unp bifle liHb HG itfsT, bnB
Il he am Qebcn crbdlfen bnbt.
M 1dfae fines btmeIiensivfrittH VroIafs
eistt q bisIs gatabmuggaga. ssssaib fsisn sis s
boriidfig Seien Gle fiftft elb ~ Wi1nre
III Gje2en Sis nod elmer D. Tep'fdrn nps'
i9ss uIiO iIagen sis qs ben Ig,issTsssfsF ssI
len ersiefi iprfsfn cher itteibef slt on gfu.
3; mlabr. aTie Gtemiif. f5t..iY Mbii'rg gif,
Qblfdg0 IN, nm bde frsie Slid liber yinesu'
letsn unb bteicn banib1fen Nrieis poH feiiisn,
pelhe iuteher aefnno tuIirbtn 9sber apo,te'
itr lam .JtIen bon feiHeH irnneEboaen ReiiH'
iGicn bfri1hfen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
5aDtpn mno Selebue.

- Gos 2eihenbcadnanib Der Der
iior6enen sSrm =. areimer, go. 23C
@olnlt Strabc, @ellepue, iinoet an'
Saniitag 8ormittas BON Der 81!
Ser3 Seiu Stride aus itatt
- 9ic 1omen g(urilinrp Ser Ct
Sobannes 9iitter BON 9elleoue DaIi
am fSreitag abenO lire Srauer' 3ere'
monien iiber Srau areimer ob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

netblt@er Shmd0e.
Sd iprad bic 9Oitp'
rem oi,sbebiiglib an,
Il, tpnnten ibr a b { T
niht belfen. Spoia
Q. ginibnm's Segs.
table COMPOUND bats
ts mir sroben Nnsen
psri6a'ft nno 10 be-
ihIoB id, fie ielblt ei.
men Ieriud oaniit t
MAIDEN ~ Iaiisn. sic
bat iunf 6Iaihtn BON
bent grsetabIe Com
ppuno eingenpntmen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

Tie geeippurt Office fir Sas Sin
einnaticr @oIisblatt" beiiuSet iidl in
Ru. 339 Durf Strnke, gescniiber oenl
Gpnrtbonic, ppieIbit Ienisfeiten, Yin
sriaen 1t. I. III. Biz 10 llbr 40 ylinn'
ten 9lbenbs entgeacnaenommen incr'
ben. gelephun Spnth 24Ol.
- Die 6 Sabre alte Rariou, 5of,-
fer BON sSacDb WoB. go. 227 Sit 8.
Strabe pobnbaft. itdrD eeiteyn na6
ldnaeren 2eiben. Oas 2eihenbeoGnas
niR finbet am Sumitau glGdmittna
lin % ubr pom Gr1uerbauie aus
itatt.
- sSn elmer 8srfammluna bes
Campbell Gountu 4utomobiIe Clubs
lrurbe bic Shuffuna neu.r Cambria
Fen, b. b. bic @erbsFeruna Der ieBiaen,
5efprDhen.
cSnfolae zines ft,abhdftpn 9us
Minis sntitunb i'm 6duie bes 2lnpalts
Bbil. Rpan an Der s.. n1k Yorf
Strabs Elm Tslter. ous oas Dad bes
6auies gum gstraqe BON $100 b.idG>
tiQts.
- 6arolb Sboemater, Sobn bes
!6srrn Scott Sbosmater. ShuBmei-
tier Der ReppOrt 9oitOffie. Osrifiso
aeitern in isiner WohnunQ. go. 614
OOerton Strdbs.
- Gba gnaeIburt unb bic Central
SaOinas 8ant &c Sruit 50. Oertlug.
ten i'm Girtuitaeriht 6urrp Sim.
mons, 8eurae %. Rois. ben 9ermania
gauOerein unb bic NoBsSdneiOsr
grepinu So. orf 3ahlunu elmer glots
RON $500. Gin 9erfaufsbeisbl fir
cine Got in ben SiabIunbs pirO e6snz
fails perlanat.
- Tubrleute Der CANTON Stone
Go.. Der UtoormunsStter Wdntel &:
Sile 90. unb Der 9raiieq gbemical
So. ipurben I'm Stdbtaeri6t Inn ie So
uno bic Soften beitraft, neil iis ni6t
lire Hubrperts 2iaenien erlangtsn.
- Der 0ort StroBe ShuIe Wiit.
tersalub bait heute Ruamittod cine
0eridmmluna a6. g5roi. Shdron
tpiro cine 2lniprufe hdlten unb bat
Serr Qrtbur 8idett ben muIitaliIhen
She'll iibernommsn.
- Trau syo1epb Shneibsr bon Der
WeIt 9. Strabe Iieat i'm ct. Gliiobet9
in @oDinatOn bsoentlih ertrantt bars
nieb,r.
- Die genohnsr in ben Sioblanbs
Iperbsn ihre .iaene SsuerDeriihe.
runQs 9eielli6uft ariinbsn. Die 2tn.
reound aebt pon z. Z. 2tbbott aus.
- SatOb S6dfers Sfal p,usn ans
aebIihsn Diebitahls elmer llbr BON
Trau emma McGlnee puroe duf bas
offene 9odst ueitsqt. S6Gfer Be.
lpies. bah bic ubr obre isin DiiIen in
ieiHsn Wertaeua Sdd aerieth.
- Die Gollntb.aommiifGre perben
beuts eine Sibund obbaltsn, Inn bas
Gountbs9ubast au entuerfen. Cine
Summe fol ausoeisbt perben, um bas
6omer.G r.Giaentbum on Der Alexandria
Bite au faufen unb bdIslbit cine gs,
ipabranitalt fir unDerbeferli6e &in.
Der alt srridtsn.
- @beihsine. M. 6aasr, q, BON
rem 0ort Gitb. un6 Maris Gran. 22,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
6 o Dir tpm.

Die Gpoinston Office fir 5us Sin
rinnaticr @ulfs6iatt" bciinbet iid i'm
Gebdnbc 9o. 509-511 Waoiion
gprnne. Inseiaen, Mfittllcilnnaen
unS geiteiIunecn irgenSpcIder gri
iurrhen big 10 ltbr IbcnSs baielbii
entaesrnaenummen. Selepbun Sontf
1854.
- Die poIi3iiten IisbuYd unc
GATHERING berbofteten Sobn Glepes,
% Sabre alt, pon Der 12. unc 9ants
lid Strabe, neil er bic 16 Sabre alte
Sodter bon 9. 6. Gseb, bon Der Waz
terports Hoab, st. sbomos, 5ur
gfli6tperna6ldiiiguns iiberrebet bus
ben fou. 0os Mdbden puroe, na9
glnsabe Der polt5ei, in einem Sauie
on Der 2pnn Strdbe gsfunoen. Eer
San bes GIsbes puroe auf Gamitas
perf6oben, ipdbreHb bic 8erbanoIung
iiber bas Mdb6en i'm Sugsnbseriht
ftottfinbet. SaFeIbe purbe Bel ben Qi>
iociateo CHARITIES untsrsebradt.
= Sobn Sotpuro Wbnne psrtlugte
Sumes ". GortIsp i'm areisges
ri9t 9bpmas g. @rsentpalO uno
&ate Murrup ouf 3ublung bon 1858
SOC SommiFion fir ben @srtauf elmer
Jurm in Sprie Brand.
- Wiinerpa 6. Heal er6ieIt eins
S6eibung BON 2llpis 9, ReaI unb Die
Sbbut iiber ibr 8ino.
- Der 5aq Der 2tQie SameIon ses
gen bic Siio gObington uno gineins
natl Strabsnbobn @eieqi9aft betr.
S4aoeneridBes 1T i'm &reisgeridt in
S9ipebe.
-9runbetgentbums llebertraguns
gen: Robert .. Ruttls an SSba u. Dilz
ion, Got an Der 8onflid Strabe, n0rbs
lid Der Is, Ctr; Wlap 0oIIion an
!0arrb Raroin, 2pt Np. 12 in 8Iod 8
in Der 9reen'iden llnterabt6eilung in
2dtDHia; Dalter ). Bsiemun an 6.
2. Spoope, 2pt glo. 244 in Der De.
tern gaptiit 3beOl. SnItitute Inter
dbtb. on Der 5olman Strabe, 81;
e6snIo eine Got an Der gloropsitede
Der gontItt uno 13. Str, 81.
= Sn ibrsm Seitument binterldbt
2ucb e. Wattins je 500 an 2tfb g.
BOOo, Gli5ubstb SettD unD Robert
Z, Wlc9iG. Den ReIt erbalten ibrs
gt6ten Murp Is. Ssttsr, Della Ul.
Ulc9iQ unD Gora Z. Mc@iQ. sic ere
nsnnt Robert WcGiu gum SsItamentss
ooIlitreder.
- 2(nna Salupp binterlGbt in
ibrem geitamsnt aqes i6ren 9inbern
Anton unb emma S6lupp uno err
ttenrt Nnton ShIupp gum gIetutor.
- GbeT6eine. Gbnaro Duncan,
%, uno Olga Wurgustte, q, beibe
bon Sberman, &n. 5aDlor u. 6ers
bert, %, Oon SiiO GOpinetDn, uno
Della u. 9ostin0s, 20, BON Gopings
ton. GarI G6riitOpbeI, q, unb Sens
riette Wlsblman, 21, beioe DON gobs
instOn. Sobn g. Ssnpoob, rs, uno
flora 6otper, 50, beioe bon Garerz
Siae, s5no.; GeOn @Orbin, %, unb qgs
neg Comes, q, bsibe bon Columbus,
SbiO.
Die Cincinnati, gep Orleans
&c 5erus pacific Giienbabn bat nun
ibr 0Oppelgelsiie 5piI9sn Grlanaer
unb Orb Rioee, &D.. 28S Weilen @ntz
fernung, geIeat uno ipuros bic 2inie
ssifern oem 9srtsbr iibsrgeben.
So9n grosmOrs, gruber bes
@r Gefdnsnibpdrters Sol. Bros
more, itarb in Cincinnati infoIge eines
bet3leioens pIoblih.
- 9sna Ssiiber uno @mmet @eorg
Don go. SIT Carlisle QlDenue, @inT
tinHati, ipurDen in GOOiratOH fpeaeu
Groboisbita5Is Der9aftst uHO Der Gius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
n1utter OOn
Sdu(mdOden
Gr,Gblt, iuie 9pSia s. Eiufbam's
gegetablc GomponnS Die 0e-
iunb6eit ibrer Sudter luic'
ocrberitellte.

RloSsr, Soipa.-. ssit ibrer eritsn aino'
belt lit meine 18 Sabre alte 3pdter an
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
BOOTHS IMPROVEMENTS
Big Daylight Store Makes Good
Changes.

With the aid of the carpenters and
painters in the last few days the
Booth Mercantile company has not
only greatly improved the appearance
OF the big store but also changed about
the various departments to the great
advantage of its customers. The bal
cony, which was reached by an OBJ
scure stairway, is now easily gained
by a wide stairway at the center of the
first floor. Visitors to the millinery
department which is in charge of Miss
Blanch Hill, a recent arrival from Chi
cago, now have fair view of the lat
est creations of that department, ow-
ing to the improved light secured. The
business office is now separated from
the millinery department at the left.
with improved light and better venti-
lation
Some marked re-adjustments of the
various departments on the main floor
will prove pleasing to the many GUS
toners of the busy store. The drapery
department in particular is greatly
improved by the increased space and
light, while the lingerie also is given
a more secluded yet better display
space by the new arrangements. The
corset department which is in charge
OF Mrs. Garwood, will be unchanged
but the embroidery is now moved to
the dry goods side and will be presid-
ed over by Miss Bulls, who has helped
to make it a popular feature.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
No Other Bidder Appears at
Sale Under Court Order
THE SUM OF THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS is PRICE PAID.
Sale Was Held Tuesday at Silver City
and Only One Bid Was Offered
Now Undisputed Owner.

Silver City, March 1O-The state Of
Idaho became the sole and undisputed
owner Of the King Hill irrigation pro-
)ect this afternoon, when at o'clock
title was passed to it by Robert M.
McCracken, special commissioner APP
pointed by the court to sell it at public
auction to the highest bidder and when
he accepted the 100000 bid of the
courts order 100000 was the minimum
bid that the special commissioner
could consider. No right Of redemp-
ton is allowed. The states bid was
made by Mr.. McCracken into whose
hands the land board placed a certified
check for 100000 drawn on the Carey
act trust fund. No other bidders were
present at the sale.
With the King Hill project in it's
possession the state land board has
made tentative plans to arrange for
handling 1t this year insofar as getting
the project in good repair is concern
ed and In it's maintenance, according
to authentic information that was Civ
en- out this afternoon when notificaL
t1on was received that the states bid
was accepted.
ACoC plduo Iuo GApou-
diture Of from $4,000 to $4,000 this
year in improving the project under
the plans submitted by State Engineer
F. P. King and which is in addition to
the cost of maintenance this season.
AS the irrigation season is rapidly ap-
preaching these plans will be put into
effect Immediately under the supervi-
sion of the engineering department.
The board will probably designate one
of its agents to take charge Of the pro-
ject for the state.
This is the first time in the history
of the land board that the state has
assumed complete Jurisdiction or come
into possession of an irrigation pro-
ject. The future plans Of the board
include either the putting through of
a cooperative plan between the state
and the government to complete the
project SO that all work will be per-
manent, both the state and the gov
ernment making an appropriation for
this purpose, or the organization of
the settlers in to a district and the
bonding of it to take the project over
in its entirety themselves and man
age it.-Capital News.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
BLUE RIBBONS OFFERED
Arrangements Complete for Doll Show
at Easter Bazaar, April 8.

The committee having in charge the
doll show in connection with the Eas-
ter bazaar at the Presbyterian church,
are offering blue ribbons for the best
dressed dolls in the different classes
All kinds of dolls are solicited-big
dolls and little dolls, rich dolls and
poor dolls. Doll garments will be
gratefully accepted. The committee
has already received several dona-
t1ons in the way of doll sweaters, caps
muffs and coats for the SALE One lady
out on Addison avenue has turned doll
milliner.
A doll party will be held in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church Fri
day, March 20, at 2:30. Everyone is
invited to come and bring a doll to
dress. II there be ladies' who can't
dress dolls, they are cordially invited
to bring dolls for other ladies to dress.
Materials for doll clothes, bits of silk,
lace, ribbons, etc., will be happily re-
ceived.
Blue ribbons are offered for the best
dressed baby doll, one year doll, girl
doll, boy doll, lady. doll, maid doll,
costume doll representing different
nationalities) and just doll.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
Next Regular Meeting of Club Next
Tuesday Afternoon.

The next regular meeting of the
club is in charge of the household
economics department next Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Q. Gates is chairman of the
day and has planned an interesting
program, which includes musical Sc
lect1ons by Miss Vesta Thomas and a
vocal solo by Mrs. Dwight, and prac-
t1cal demonstration by domestic sci
ence expert. We also hear rumors of
an exhibition of local talent.
Club members are reminded that
next Tuesday is an open day and
everyone is invited
Announcements.
The general club will meet at the
Masonic hall, Tuesday, March II, at
2:30.
The history and literature depart
ment will meet at the home of Mrs.
Bradley, Friday, March 20, at 2:3O.
The parliamentary and civics de-
partment will meet at the home of
Mrs. Daube, Monday, March %, at
2:30
The musical department will meet
at the Masonic hall, Tuesday, March
"a, at 2:30.
The general club will meet at the
Masonic hall, Tuesday, March 81, at
2:30.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
A PROCLAMATION
Home Industry Week, April 1918,
1914.

A custom OF somewhat recent origin
has sprung up in this state of observ-
ing certain week in the spring OF
each year as home industry week. |
nave been requested to issue procla-
nation calling attention to the i'm
portance of this movement to secure
better encouragement and conse-
quent development of our home indus
tries.
1t required no argument to demon
strate that in helping to build up the
business of our neighbor we do but
help develop the community and thus
help ourselves. We should, I think,
aim In SO far as possible, to patronize
first, those industries which are To-
Gated in our home communities; sec
ond, those industries which are locat-
ed in the Pacific northwest, Because of
the great Importance which attaches
to this movement / am glad to COM
ply with the request that | call public
attention to the same in this formal
manner
Now, therefore, I, John M. Haines
governor of the state of Idaho, do
hereby proclaim and set aside the
week beginning Monday the 18th day
of April and ending Saturday the 18th
day of April, as home industry week,
and advise the careful observance OF
the same by all our citizens to the end
that the lessons which it aims to in
culcate, will be learned by all and
that this will result in great develop
ment of our home resources during
the coming year.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal of the state to be affixed this 18th
day of March, 1914.
JOMN M. .HAINES,
Governor
BY the governor:
WILFRED' L. CLIFFORD.
Secretary OF State.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
SPEAK WELL OF IDAHO
Kansas Papers Acknowledge Receipt
of Invitation to Potato Feast.

X. P. Logan, who was at one time a
resident OF Kansas, sent an invitation
to the editors of two of the papers in
his neighborhood. The Holton Signal,
speaks very highly of receiving a spud
and the invitation, while the Soldier
Clipper has the following to say Of the
boosting spirit of the west:
Through the kindness of R. P. Lo-
gan, formerly the Jackson county
piano man, we are in receipt Of a nice
smooth potato, and an invitation to
attend a Baked Potato Breakfast Civ
en- by the Twin Falls, Idaho, CONNER
cial club. The people of the west have
a snap that some sections do not.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-13
DANIEL IN THE LIONS Den
Great Production ut Isis Monday and
Tuesday Evening.

This is very noble photo drama,
one whose motive is deeply felt and is
so highly dramatic as to be a great
credit to the author. The scenes are
magnificently presented, care and
taste being exhibited in every detail of
setting and the acting is superb. Dan
iel in the Lions Den" and Shadrac,
Meshac and Abednego in the Fiery
Furnace" are startling situations de-
picted in this great picture. Daniel,
surrounded by the half dozen or more
ferocious lions gives them little heed,
confident and secure in his faith in
his God. The frey furnace is most
thrilling and inspiring Enteloped by
lurid flames the children of God stand
unharmed as they look heavenward.
Nothing has been left undone to make
this great feature authentic.