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FOR SALE

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-14 acres of land in a good state of cultivation
 with a good four room house, barn and out houses, a good spring. A horse and spring wagon, corn, hay, one COW, hogs and farming imple-
 ments Also at bargain 30 acres. mostly fresh land. in a good state of cultivation with acres of good on 1t but no house, under good wire fence. Three miles south east from town on Shady Grove road. 12-16-1mo. w. D. PRICE.
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Jas. s Mcconnell, Esq,
 Attorney ad Litem.
WARNING nRnER

In the Garland Chancerv Court. E. F.. Mallory ct al, plaintiffs.
 Against
 Amanda Akin, ct al, defendants The defendant, Mittie Wiley. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, F. E. Mallory ct ai
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 18th day of October l913'
 A. c. SULLENBERGER Clerk. C. Floyd Huff. Esq. Atty. Ad Litem.
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SOLUTION.


 Be it resolved by the City Council. City of Hot Springs, Ark, that con crete sidewalks and curbstones be constructed on both sides of Malvern avenue, from the intersection Of South Border street and Malvern avenue to the city limits, and that said sidewalk and curbstones be con structed in accordance with the gen. eral ordinance governing the same. Passed January 3, 1914. Approved January 3. 1914.
 J. W. MCLENDON.
 Mayor. Attest; ]. R. Housley, City Clerk. (Pu6lished in Sentinel-Record Janu-
 ary 10, 1914)
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of Potash Sulphur Springs, Incorporated. will be held at the law offices of Mar. tin & Wootton, Gaines Block, City of Hot Springs, Arkansas, on Tuesday, January the 18th, 1914 at the hour of one o'clock P NJ. At said meeting the board of directors for the ensuing year will be chosen, and such other business transacted as may properly come before the stockholders meet ing.
 Tn, the 3Oth day of December. 1913.
 ISAAC LOWENHAUPT.
 Secretary.
 12-30-10t
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms, with gas heat and electric lights. Call phone 2053 or apply at 351 Whit tington avenue. Him
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FOR sALE-My two cottages, 24 and 2 6Kirk street, for $2,5oo; all Or part cash; good renters. Mrs. Mcclure, 24 Kirk street. 12-7-f
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WANTED-I pay cash for mems and womens clothing, trunks and suit cases s. Schwam, 133 Central Ave.
 12-5-tf
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FOR SALE.

Hotel, 2t rooms. very centrally To- cated, modern; lease; rent very req sonabIe. Address William, care Sem tinel-Reeord. 12-1o-tt
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FOR SALE-Five passenger touring car, fully equipped, at a bargain. Ad- dress box ETA. 12-2-tf
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FOR SAI4E--Dresser, wash stand rug,
 table. all second hand; cheap for cash.
 Apply owner" SentinetRecord. If
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READY FOB BUSINESS.
MYERS & EDWARDS
 Contractors.

Any parties desiring to let ct I tracts in stone, concrete or pi,ss o,s please submit your plans to us pew, og awarding your contracts. Am Wlll ul stopping at Townsend Hotel vi leave in a few days for DaVehpVssSS sS Okla. where you may reach nis to mail or submit your plans in Drie' W. E. Myers, Cushing, Okla. .,o
 R. D. EDWARDS
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FOR SAIE-BlocK Of furnisned cottages. six single. two double. one block from Army and Navy Hospital. Bounded by Reserve Ave. Spring and Laurel Sts. For information write J. s. Maginnis, Ridge
 way, Pa. 9-l6-u
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FOR SALE-Four room furnished flat Ideal location. Phone 2109
 12-12-tf|
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FOR RENT

FOR SAIIE-At 8 sacrifice, best make
 piano on market; good as new. Ad-
 dress Piano, Sentinel-Record. 1-9-tf
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Sentinel Record Classified Advertising gets results. One cent a word for each insertion.
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FOR SAIE-Lot on Poplar St., cheap if taken at once. Inquire Main Hotel.
 1-9-6t
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FOR SALE-Isorse and buggy, good out
 Record. 1T
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
YALE STADIUM TO SEAT si,oOo.

Sixty zone thousand spectators is the
seating capacity of the oval, bowl
shaped concrete stadium. covering 1211s
acres, which is being constructed at
Yale Field, New Haven. Conn.,, to re-
place the present wooden grandstands
which have been costing for mainte-
nance alone from $4,000 to $12 goo
per year. Ultimately the new struc-
tnre may be extended by the addition
OF a balcony to accommodate 100000
people, and in size will rival some Of
the ancient Greek and Roman anphi-
theaters -, s. .=~.@.sr Sss
The center of the stadium is an ex-
cayation, while the upper part rests on
a fill. The spectators gain entrance to
the amphitheater through 80 tunnels
These terminate on the inside OF the
bowl, where the step is 31-2sfe wide,
and will besused for cross aisle Be-
low this aisle there are 25 steps. above
IT, 35. The seats will be placed on
these steps. On the top of the en-
bankment there will be promenade
which will have width of IL 1-2 feet.
Record.
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BIKE RACERS
GET CHANCE

Bicycle bugs will have their innings
tomorrow morning, when long list Of
races will be pulled off at Kapiolani
park. The track, while not ideal for
pedaling, is in fair shape, and GOOD
time should be made. There Ia raft
of bicycle talent in Honolulu that sell
dom gets a.chance to perform, and
tomorrow's races are being looked fors
ward to with a lot OF interest 'rhe
meet will start at 3 o'clock
]. Guerrero, captain Of the HoIoln-
lu Cycle club. has figured as the act
i've manager of the meet, and he says.
he has secured some Of the best tall
ent in the islands.
Put something In the paper about
Duke being the sea shark of Hawaii
and me the land turtle" said Mr..
Guerrero this morning Nor was it
apparent that Mr.. Guerrero was dep
recating his own powers az a speed
merchant.
The bike races include the e mile.
4 mile; mile 10 nife and is mic
championship events. Also q 25 mile
relay between teams representing the
Honolulu Cycle club and the Waialua
Cycle club.
Officials of the meet win be as fol-
lows
Judges. A. Harvey, Lorrinf An
drews, George Angus. w. d. Wood and
X. zMeCorrison: times Ben Hillin-
ger and w. chiffon; announcerJ.
Anderson.
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K|DNA TO HAVE
DAY Of SPORT

Kona is to have day of sport to-
morrow, and from the program OF
events 1t looks as though the Hawaii
town would be right up with the lead
ers in celebrating the Hawaiian ma
tlonal holiday. -
Eben Low, of this city, is chairman
of the committee that is staging the
entertainment.
Following is the program:
Z Pageant-Land:ng OF Kamehameha,
at 800 o'clock a. m.
Regatta and swimming events, at
$3.50 a. m.
Six.paddle canoe, two miles-No-
poopoo, Makekau; Keauhou, H. Kawe-
wehi; Kailua, James Ako; Road Gang,
Geo. Hapai; first prize, $500; sec
ond prize, $500.
so yards swimming race-$1.50.
100 yards swimming race-$2.00.
200 yards swimming race-$2.50.
Two-paddle canoe, " mile-P Ka.
ninau, James Ako, Thomas Ain, NJ.
Makekau, H. Kawewehi; first Erize,
$500; second prize. $500
\ Five-paddle canoe, 2 miles-Napoo-
poo. M. Makekau; Keauhou, H. Kawe,
wehi; Kailua, James Ako; Road Gang,
Geo. Hapai: Honokohau, Kahale; first
prize, $3.50; second prize, $500.
Distance diving; first prize, $500;
second prize. $3.50.
+ so yards. swimming race (boys un'
der Is years.; first prize $1.00; sec
ond prize. $3.50.
Four-paddle canoe, 1 mile-Nlpoo
poo, four canoes; Keauhou, two ca
noes; Kailua. one canoe; Honoko}iau
one canoe; first prize, $500; second
prize, $500.
Field sports at 100 o'clock p. N.
Tug of war, four teaIns-NapoopoC
to Hookena, Holualoa to Keauhou
Kailua to Kalaoa. Road Gang; pull
for semi-finals.
Creased pole. $500
SO yards, dash, $3.50
Donkey race. ridden by owners
$2.50. -
Putting shot. $3.50. T.
Sack race, $100.
Donkey race, change Of riders; prize
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game BETWEEN HAlNAIS
AND CALF RNiA WILL
OPEN ATHLETIC PARK.

The remodeled Athletic Park will be
opened tomorrow afternoon with due
ceremony, the fast team Of the Uni
yersity Of California, which VIII make
its initial appearance here, and the
Hawaiis, supplying the baseball at
traction. The game is scheduled for
$3.50 O'Clock.
The Berkeley collegians look like
real bali players. Yesterday afternoon
they went through their PAGES on AL
exander Field, Punahou, and showed
little effect from their long sea voyage.
With another limbeTfng up this after
noon, the Californians should be able
to put upa first-class exhibition. They
will practice on Athletic Park this af-
ternOon. and as soon as they are
through the diamond will be wet down
and rolled. Preparatory to the opening
game ..-.7
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WATER RACERS IN ANNUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP IRIALsT0M0RR0N

nanokn. Clarence Lane Mark Bert
elmann, Hui Nalu.
S80-Yard Swim Marston Campbell,
Jr.. Pnnahou A. c.; william Holm.
ger, George w. Bushnell, Healani Y.
"a B. Club; Peter Oliver, Frederick
Wilhelm, George Keaweamahi. Duke
P. Kahanamoku Vincent Genoves,
Hui NalH.
110-Yard Swim George CuRha,
Frank Kruger, Healani Y & B. Club;
VIM N. Keaweamahi. Lilkela Kaupi.
10. Duke p Kahanam0ku. CIRghorn
Boyd, Hui NaIu;
Plunge for Distance Ralph G.
Gray. Punahot A. c.; A. r. Tinker,
Frank Kruger. J.. E. I.ightfoot, r. K.
Fuller. Guy b. Macfarlane. Healani
y. q B, Club: w. A Anderson. James
n. Munro. Myrtle Boat Chih: Chas X.
Etillman, 1r.. Hui Nalu:
22o-Yard Swim George c1nAa.
.l5asai 1ealaAFNrE b.
Club: Herbert n .Brnndtge, Olaf Oss,
Myrtle Y. & b. Club; Richard Hol-
stein, Robert Kaawa, Duke p. Kahn.
namoln, Cleghorn Boyd, David p.
Kahanamoku. Hui Nalu.
One Nile Swim Marst0n Campbell,
Jr., p. A. O.; William Hollinger, Geo.
w. Bushnell, Healani Y. e b. Club;
Peter Oliver, Frederick Wilhelm, Geo.
Keaweamahi, Duke P. Kahanamoku.
Vincent Genoyes.
Club Relay Swim C men so yards
each -Lawrence Cunha, Allen Cum
ha, George Cunha, Frank Gunha,
Frank Kruger. Harold III. Kruger,
Walter Grace, j. A. H. Wodehouse,
William Hollinger, Geo. w. Bushnell
VIM. Rowat. Geo. C. Hawkins, r. X.
Fuller, E. Woods Low, Healani Y. &
B. Club; Sam Kahalewai. w w. Patty,
IA. B. Carter. Jr.. w. A Anderson. w.
L. Rosa, Bryan Girdler, Herbert N.
Brnndage. Olaf Oss. d. Center. Chas.
&c. crozier. Myrtle Y. & B. Club; VIM.
N. Keaweamahi. Harry Berslemann,
Curtis w. Hustade Frederick VIII
helm, Richard Holstein, Lukela Kau-
pike, Robert Kaawa, Duke p Kaha-
namoku, Harry A. Bishaw, Clarence
Lane, Joseph Alama. j. X. Evans. w.
Kanakanuf, Harold Lishman, ]. Lish-
man, Mark Bertelmann. Cleghorn
Boyd. David p. Rahanamoku, Hui
Nalu. - ., j.
50-Yard Dash Novice Race-Cleg-
horn Boyd. ]. X. Evans. Mark Bertet
mann, r. C. Gray. W. w. Patty, A. b
Carter Jr.. Herbert N. Brundage. w.
L. Rosa, Bryan Girdler, w. A. Ander-
son, VIM. Rowat. Walter Grace.
440-Yard Dash Novice Race-Peter
Oliver. Cleghorn Boyd, r. c. Gray, A.
B. Carter, Jr, Bryan Girdler, w. A.
Anderson, Sam Kahalewai. VIM. Row.
at, NJ Perry, Chas. w. Sterk.
50-Yard Dash for BOYS under Is
Years Clarence X. Lane, Ezra Crane,
WIN. Kanakanui.
Officials Of the meet will be as fol.
lows: H.-s Z
Judges-John c. Lane. ]. T. Stack.
er. Lieut. Ellis Iando.
Timers--Ben Hollinger, w. r. Chill
ton, M. M. Johnson
Starter Kopke or Geo. Crozier,
Announcer-John Anderson.
Scorer-Alexander May
Referee-A. III. Tarleton.
Clerk-Lorrin Andrews. -.-.
Races start promptly at O'Clock
at the naval slim
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P.RG. TEAM
IS NOW Tied
FOR SECOND

The p. B. C. team defeated the Tri-
angles in hard fought ten-inning
game In the Y. nj. c. Indoor base
ball league last evening by . score OF
Ii to Ia. Starting with a seven run
handicap from the first inning, the p.
b. C.s played an up hill game until
the seventh inning when they scored
six times and evened Things up.
From the seventh inning TIL the
last half Of the tenth 1t was q nip
and tuck battle, both teams having
chances to win. Suihn pitched well,
striking out is men. but he was wild
IN. two inninss and. ~ sapport talt-
cred at critical points Ferreira did
well in the box after the first inning,
poor support being responsible for half
the Triangle runs. -,
Franks, Soares anu Ferreira led in
the hitting for the winners. The first
two made three hits each, while Fer
reira made double and timely sin
gle which brought IN thestWo winning
runs IN the tenth inning. Comes play
ed errorls6s ball behind the bat.
Suinn, Enos and Chan led the slugging
for the Triangles r., 49,
mn - -
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STUDENTS TO
Use ALLEYS

There will be a. bowling party, for
the students of the Y. M. c. Al. night
school on the ''Y'. alleys tomorrow
evening The English class led by e:
r. Tracy has challenged the rest of the
scnool TO q bowling match later in the
evening after everyone has had a
chance to try out the alleys.
On aecnRnf. -naeaas pepaifs.ansl
general lack Of interest In bowling
during the warmer summer months,
the association officers have decided to
close the alleys on June 20. They will
reopen in tip-top shape at the close
of the summer. Tomorrow evenings
affair will begin at o'clock and all
students Of the educational department
are invited to- attend. 81
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Tomorrow afternoon some OF the
fastest swimmers In the world will
hit the water OF: the navy slip In an
attempt TO better existing records.
The annual swimming championships
of the Hawaiian Athletic Association,
the island branch OF the A, u,
have always been productive OF SEN
sational performances, and there Is
no reason 10 believe that this year
will be an exception TO the rule. II
was just three years ago that Duke
Kahananfblru came to the forefront
OF the swimming world. and Il Was
nearly year before his records we're
officially recognized. In fact the
local champion had to show his wares
in the eastern states before the
..MlssouriansT that control aulateur
athletics were satisfied that the
watches hadn't stopped before Duke
reached the line Kahananlolsu has
cut down hts own time Until the bet
4ering 81 records isr1t rennenaUaS
task. But Still he may do II again.
While the meet tomorrow lacks the
interest az intersection compe-
tition that prevailed here last Febru-
airy. when Coast swimmers came
down to try their luck, and when. in.
cidentally, Bob Small beat Kahanar
inoku IN the 50.yard event In the
worlds record time. there is no lack
OF enthusiasm apparent. All the best
swimmers IN the Islands win be on
hand, and there IS enough rivalry be.
tween the water speeders of the Hea-
lanis and Hui Nalus to prevent dub.
ness.
Following is the list OF entries. and
the officials of the meet:
440-Yard Swim Frank Kruger,
Geo. Bushnell, Healani Y & B. Club;
Peter Oliver Frederick hahn,
George Keaweamahi. Duke p. Kaha.
namoku, Hui Nalu.
50.Yard Swim George Cunha,
Frank Kruger, Harold w. Kruger.
Walter Grace, ]. A. H. wodehouse,
Healani Y. 4 B. Club: Richard Hcl-
stein. Lukela Kanpiko, Duke P. Kaha'
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.AM AQUATIC
CLUB WILL DO
HONOR TO DAY

4 - y
3 Another interesting day of water
sports is in store for members of the
Kamehameha Aquatic club, who will
celebrate the birthday of KamehaIHe-
ha the Great at Kahakaalana, kalihi
channel. AS usual Eli Crawford Is
prime mover in planning the meeting,
which promises to be quite up 10 the
standard of former years.
Following Is the program: ....
Single double-rigged canoes-Course
from Makalii Point to white flag
staked In Moanalua Bay, rounding
same TO port, and return to off club
headquarters. a distance of two and
a half miles each way. Prizes TO be
a cup and cash, to be decided later on.
Ladies' four.paddle canoe-C Course
from club Headquarters to stake In
channel, rounding same to port, hack
to start distance quarter OF mile.
Prizes 10 be cash. to be decided later
on. zEs .....t4r<..s -. :
Mems four-paddle canoe-C Course
same as preceding. Prizes. also cash,
to be decided later on.
Boys free-for-ail foHr-padGlle canoe
Course same as preceding. Prizes
to be contributed. - s.
Malihini fDur-paddie canoe Course
same as preceding. Prizes to be con-
tributed.
Swimming for fourteen-year-old boys
and under Course 100 yards. Prizes
to be contributed. s...z. j
Lunch. 1900 o'clock to 1:30. !
Champion sailing race, modern
canoe Course same as in first lace.
Prizes to be cash, to be decided later
on. -:
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a WHOLE sALL TEAM

While his mother was crocheting
booties for the one coming they were
shown to Clarence, 2 years old. and
he was asked: ..-... ..~
IF God gives us another baby do
you want a little brother or a little
sister,"
After many minutes OF thought he
said: well. mother, : If it doesn't
make any difference to you. l. had
rather that the first nine. were boys
st Louis Republic. & -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10

. Laces are now made to initiate the
handmade kinds our grandmothers
used to wear, even to the creamy and
dark tones of real heirloom. The
net backgrounds are as fine as air.
from which the designs stand out
like exquisite frost work, -Filete.
Chantilly shadow, Margot, Alencon
and marquise seem to be first favor.
while Venise edges (aImost as deli,
cate as, shadow lacel are lovely in
their two-tone effects.
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In spite OF the preliminary bitches
In getting together the British chal-
longing polo team, the players seem
to have shaken down into good form
since arriving in the United States.
and optimists. who predicted an easy
success for the American team are
revising their views ...~
The first game OF the big series will
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given to owner of last donkey. $2.50.
A. Three-legged race, $500.
440 yards running race, $3.50. -.
Creased pig; prize, pig. -,.~.. =
. Tug of war; first prize, $500: sec,
ond prize, $1,000.
Eben Low, chairman; ]. p Curtis.
Jas, Aho, Geo. Harper, committee
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French bakers have found it eco
nomical to heat their ovens byN por-
table gas torches, of various sizes.
with which. the heat may be regulat.
ed as to place and degree. go.
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% y - y u y y y y y y y u u y y -
be played next Saturday, the second
June 16, and the third. II II is neces-
sary, June 90. AZ.
The English challengers. for the In
=ternational polo cup yesterday defeat
ed picked team by the score of IL
goals to 3A. The game was called
after six periods on account Of the
heat. The Hurlinghams displayed
good team and combination work.
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There was launched at Port Arthur
recently the largest steamer on the
Great Lakes, having capacity for
5S5,000 bushels or $4,000, tons of oats.
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{ An easily removed lining for gas
ranges, containing several shelves and
racks, has been patented by New
York inventor to lessen kitchen work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AZ Brooklyn Chicago I, Brooklyn 2.
Al Philadsiphis Pittsburs I, PhiIa.
delphia 8. +. 4
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 2, Boston; 3.
Al New York--St. Louis S, New
York 2. ~ $50
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal
II Wireless !

IL "HeleSS.J
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 9. -
Hans Wagner, shortstop and for many
years star batter for, the Pittsburg
nationals, today pedei his three thou.
sandth safe hit IN r1aJot, league base
bail. It'Was a tsso-tagger Ia the ninth
and scored PltSshErs's only run.
The record FOR number Of hits Is
held by Captain Adrian c. Arson, the
famous chieao5 player, Of some years
ago, who made SOAP hits. Wagner Is
expected easily to surpsss this
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Baseball!
NEW ATHLETIC PARK
THURSDAY, June II
Hawaii vs.. University Of California

Saturday. June Is
Asaiii VS.. University Of California
Games begin $3.50 p. m.
Tickets ON sale E. o. Hall & Son
and at office Park; phone 5132.
Main entrance on Kukui st. Auto
mobile entrance on Beretania St
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sHAs

FOR more than q
quarter OF q CEN
tury SHAC has been
the faYor1te remedy
For headache and
neuralgia.
9aste1ess-C
u doses-25 cents
Ask your druggist
Tor SHAc
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AMERicAN LEAeuE

At chieaeoNeH York A, Chicago Z.
At Philadelphia 4, De.
tRolt, g.. 81
A. cIevelahd-RostoH 9, Cleveland s..
At St. Gouis-Washington 3, ST.
Louis 4, - =
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. aauuu an = . I. 8. . 90. q aa aaananananai
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-09-11
PATRoN1zE HOME INDUSTRY

"Patronize Home Industry" is the
slogan that looks we'll in print sounds
well in a public address and is a fine
thing if carried into actual practice,
but the man who advises his needs
in some other town or city, is set
ing a mighty poor example and falls
far short of being good citizen.
The home printer, the home furni-
ture dealer, the home clothing mer-
chant, all have their eyes on the citi-
zen who advises his neighbors to pat
ronize home industry, but spends his
own money elsewhere. And who can
blame them?
We are dependent upon one ano-
Their and if our town is to be made
the best little town everyone must do
his or her part towards patronizing
home industry and keeping at home
the money needed for town and com
munity development.