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The evening world., 1914-05-06

mothers braved the pouring rain res
terday afternoon TO be present at the
final examination In the Better IA
bies' Contest organized by Tho Eve
ming World and tho Babies Welfare
Associa tion at Public School No. 20.
The evening world., 1914-05-06

Brook avenue ana Ons Hundred and
Forty hrst street. the Bronx.
To-day. tomorrow and Friday will
be devoted TO these flnal tests. The
scoring IL done In the afternoon, be-
tween s.ib and s. Ono week from
to-day Tho Evening Worlds money
The evening world., 1914-05-06
Special May Sale tomorrow of
Cotton kim0nos & Negligees
Crepe Kimonos at $l.OO

Crepe Kimonos at $l.00
Straight model in flowered design with
border to match. Satin ribbon trimmed.
Various colors. Extremely attractive.
Flowered Swiss kimonos
special at $3.50
Straight model. with scalloped edges.
White with pink, blue or lavender
ilounce. An excellent value.
Powered Wolfe Negligees
special at $500
Straight model. with iichu collar and
cuffs Of white wolfe, insertion and edge
of lace and ribbon bows.
The evening world., 1914-05-06

prizes will be awarded. There win Be
three prizes Of SO each for the most
improved babies. and three Of u each
for the best babies.
The evening world., 1914-05-06

Crepe kimonos at $3.50
Empire and Raglan styles, one satin
trimmed, the other with scalloped edges.
Elastic at belt. Different color designs.
Plisse Crepe kimonos
special at $500
OF lowered Plisse crepe, in Empire
and slip-on styles, with batiste collar
and cuffs and lace trimmed.
Flowered Wolfe Negligees
special at $500
OF silk stripe lowered wolfe, elastic
at waist; hemstitched collar and cuffs
and net ruching. Blue. pink. lavender.
The evening world., 1914-05-06

SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK
MONDAY MORNING WONDEpS.
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To be featured tomorrow in
The May Sale of
Summer UndermuSlinS
eight specially prepared offerings OF
Nghtgowps, Petticoats, Corset Covers
and Bodies, at conspicuous economies.

Crepe Nightgowns
at 60c
Designed with low neck and short
sleeves. which are finished with tor
chon lace edging and ribbon beading.
Corset Covers at SOC
Two styles, made Of fine nsinsook,
with insertions Of lace combined with
embroidery or lace medallions.
Embroidered PetticOats
at soc
Straight flounccless model, with seal
loped edge, embroidered with three
floral designs. Very effective.
PetticOats at $l.5O
lace e. embroidery trimmed.
Two styles-straight model or with
flounce without underlay), both styles
with ribbon beading.
The evening world., 1914-05-06
SakS Fur Storage

Upon receiving your furs We first cleanse
them thoroughly by compressed air process
and then store them in the most modem
storage plant in this city. And the receipt
which We give you is literally policy Of
insurance guaranteeing your furs against
loss or damage by theft. moths or fire.
Means absolute security and the charges
are purely nominal.
Our auto will call upon
the slightest provocation!
The evening world., 1914-05-06
AND WE WILL DESIGN AND TRIM
THE HAT FREE OF CHARGE

Provided both hat and trimming are
purchased here at the same time. We will
place at your disposal the service Of a
proficient designer, who will carry out
your ideas with respect to trimming, or
give you the benefit Of her own. gratis.
The evening world., 1914-05-06

Initial Crepe NightgoWns
at $l.OO
OF white crepe, with embroidered floral
design. with initial. in pink or blue, low
neck and sleeves. and hemstitching.
BOdiceS at $l.OO
Made Of striped wolfe. with yoke and
cap sleeves Of shadow lace. ribbon
beading and elastic ut waist.
Lace FlOunced
Pettic0ats at $l.OO
OF naipsook, with flounce Of fine
shadow lace insertion, ribbon run. and
finished with wide lace to match.
PetticOats at $500
lace-trimmed.
Ten styles-flounces Of lace and inser-
ton and edge combined with ribbon;
or with lace and embroidery.
Third floor
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
Ogs1EAl uI61n ~
- snuna1us - e lnnnnu -
0AanaD ~ ~ \ b Osaan2
Dy d. 4. L n>aiela

Intestinal inAi0estiss u - saoa0r
sa Tern Of indigesfisa- At IT, saDs
tine it is painless fern of inAi0ss1kss
In stomach indiysstiea yss viii Ass
pain; you may be doubled Up ~
the collie. But if yos have indisssGisa
in the SMALL intestine, it bsiAg - .
gan Of low sensibility, you will have
but little pain. Intestinal Indigestion
is eased by the overeating of fsats
which are digested in the small iaAas-
tines; these are stsrchy foods of every
kind, principally breads, potatoes asa
cereals.
The synSeons Of Intestinal InAtOss-
As the excess, unused st&rchy Eeoi
fails to be digested, it ferments ana
forms gases and other irritating suL
stances in the small intestines. Thu,
gas in the bowels, usually with diAr
rhea or occasionally with consultation
sometimes with more or less distrs-s
and bloating of the abdomen, are tn
principal symptoms Of intestinal indi
gestion. The remote symptoms of in
testinal indigestion are often more in
pOrtant than those occurring in IT,
intestine itself. As the undigestc
strachy food ferments in the intestine
poisOns are formed which are take
into the system, and have = deleterioU :
effect upon many parts Of the BODY
Nervousness and sleeplessness are ~
results Of the effects of these poissas
on the nervous system. A form st
raeumatisn, catarrh, too little weigh
weakness, frequent eolde, asd nAay
other disorders are the results in lasg"
part, Of the constant poisoning Of Il.
system in intestinal Indigestion. Thss.
symptoms are usually indications Of
this disorder.
m CuFs.
Intestinal indigestion is to b esestl
BY reducing the amount Of brsad, %
tasoes and starehy foods. Ovessatiag
o. this class Of food is the eomnsasst
form Of Indigestion. To insure peoPsr
digestion of the starehy foods, tAssc
foods should be well baked and 49,
should be thoroughly nasticsted. Hard
toast is easier digested than ordinary
white bread; pancakes, wsfhes and
pastries, are practically indigestib'e
and they play an important part III
causing intestinal Indigestion.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

:::. :::s!s. s.::: 81: :
e /. &.ss - -. = : n:;.a g - IS
M = 3 - ssssl.S - gss
~ - = - sS.lSsst .!.4
ssss:s'sss -. 8. - 3: .Ss ss;s: -
SivssS sSS - - ~ @ sss.s
-. SeI 10y - - sarry
.,!:e: 80 ::.'.s : = - 3 s:ssss sssi q
IsaiA9eot 8 II 1siivssS1 -
h9stsso ~ Aevs ssae{s1 ~
49, - - eeisSSst - Ss1
SAsslls WIS., 80 Wk sss q
Ksrs y sseAias s.ssy assus
De-. !: & s.s g sssse ssssse sss.
ttal ssssita, asa tAas Gess . Isa6
s.llA sisssi.s Ss:iS . s:y ss.'s
essnsFy'
6 INCE making Dsavsr his hsaA.
~ suartsrs Ysakua has net aaA
defeated such tesgh once ~ Rs1
Butler. RUDY Unhei.. Steve KsteA-
ell. Leo Kelly. Walt walters. Harry
Reide. Jse Sherman. Jack white
and Ray Campbell. and 10 oonsiA-
cred BY Western fight critics a. the
second Battling Nelson and 4 YER
table demon in the ring. who can't
be hurt BY the hardest hitter in the
lightweight class.
-, m. fan. !, e.n him f.mili.sly -
nomsn comes either from his sSil-
ity to soak ~ tAs ether follows
waliops or his veli-eaeva 1SeAel
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
,uss u1pa.ru w1Ds

The following announcement in TIE
Jerome Qdaho) News will be Of ists--
est to many in Garfield and Eagle
counties, the bride being . daughter
Of W. H. Hidreth, newspaper man a.d
formerly postmaster ut Basalt:
The News has received the announce
ment of the marriage of Mr.. Frank 4.
Liston of Bancroft and Miss Ruth
Hildreth of Soda Springs, At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Hildreth, at Soda Springs, juno
25th, 1914.
1t is also learned that the Oldest eon
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth, William H.
Hildreth, Jr., is also to be married this
month to well known young lady Of
Soda Springs.
The family resied in jerome for =
year in the early days and will be re-
membered by many friends here.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
WNGK WINS ovD
willie 1l1oa11

dsadoa, July 7.-Ffsdlis WslsA We
~. dssisisa over Willie nitsAis here
- psints At Ne end Of their 10-round
fieAt Asrs tsaight Ths bout was .
splssaA exAjbitisa, aaA sAsrs was BY
- 0sons N aGFss0snt easag tie
spsctassn tAas ths EasiisAnaa Aad The
best sf IT, sltAsssA - was ~ fsvee-
its in ths bstting cad With The crowd z
favor. RitsAis was ~ Aardsst fight.
q, AID WeaaA was ths shifsisst.
In discussing ths natea, RitcAie,
M Aas nasy fris.As in 0ssawssl who
hspel As wsald win, nsde Tie follow
ing statsnent:
''I - not think that I deserved ts
less tAs decision, bat I aa .se going
- sqssal. WeasA has agfesl = eivs
~ . rstsfn nAteA, asd I will rsvsrse
~ vss1ist ssxt tine. TAsy said
49, WslsA PiisA y Ais lssA - psaats
in ths early rsss1A sse IA ~ ~
Il tAat wy. I tAsagAt tAas I Assl
M svsa - fissG past 4 ~ fat
I certainly wsa IN II w ~ lsetss
Part II IT, bs~&, 81 I bslisvs tAa. I
ss.a1 AAvs kasshsa Aia - h . few
rss6 asea AaVway, I ~ - Sss4
I sssA - I sa ~ sehansa Il tAe
fight put -"
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11


HE rs0ashaAss esaeass abo1e
! 'cAaelie Whlss's AsvessO0ao4
y eAs fASG that ~ lslt AAA1 =
ovesy 1T - lAa6ssooo - he rt9At-
He hAs Vo0Aeeeal esatssl ever tASo
oAsesoaes 0s0bss. WAteA As beAo9o
tass 0aay AUriaG bottiA wttA
Aooks aaA 1aha. hoaAAaG . s0a0A-
tag rtght-AasA drive - reserve.
He haA ~ tatsaetsa vtaeevse 'oe
~ e<Ast - catering ~ boGtaG
OesoaanAea, boe - 0oA1AG ~ v00
o1fss1 tAAe ~ - ~ ssts 80
eeOsoeeA o0Dee tee eeeee0 -.
wesksA through aioest eaesr.
The froal vita tAe eAA0ptoAoAiD
alnos4 witAia hAs g1sA
He u .. cresst to the prefsesisa
aal . living sxa1gas - other
y0NaG beHsfs - WAat Dseosveraneo
sd cIsaa uviaG yiiI q
He ee1ss Of Q family Of fiGhtssa
s. sscss.S fss1.m f . fsS INC no.sSs IL
aSo e the ceisrads Athlete eluk.
This 10 eae incentive for Charlie
taking 00 Ter kun, With the dis.
tirct purpose Of cleaning ~ the
the nom de plume sf Billy Ws.ner.
and has made 0ems good time
through tbs East.
stanley Ioakua. vho. takes the
ss sshs, 20. sns ssrn ss ,si q
May .. 1889. and oaas West about
ten years ago. whore be has devel!
opeA inte q fighter that has seen
nothing but the hardest kiad of
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

vagg, John Heuschkel, Fry Miller.
Ne. 4. Card1-Lalu Brothers, Nag.
gle Phipps, J. ". Pediso.
Ne. s. soutA Glsawood-E. A. Ben.
der, Z. n Ps,Asa, ". E Wallace.
Ne. 8. Eak 0ls.wsod-Esnese Bar.
low, willard Howard, Joha 3. Weir.
Ne. z. West Oasnwood- George Ken
drick, Joe Hayes 4 J. Mayss.
NJ. 9. Mbe1A Gle.wood-Jessie
Qinia., Joe Pstris, A. ". Dsnnis.
Ne. .. East New Castls-G. w
sehaneser, Nm. l. D. Hudson, 7. J.
Crawford.
Ne. TO-. West New Castle-Estella
Dsvis, Mrs. Issea Crawford, Fraak
sanRae.
Ne. II. Divias creek-w. J. Jsa.
kins, walter HsssE, Mn. Bessie Web
Sef.
No. IL. A.tasss-R. P. Turpin, CAris
Nil,ss, ". E. ftppsts.
No. II. AnseiarA Zerbs, El I'd
lock h. q. hsWA
Ne. Il NossA RtAs-JsAa Bssklss,
g. " raasAsshaaGA, p. Il WaA.
Ne. II. essAA Ri1s- o.. Js.aisOl
L.eis Tfsvsst, JsAs wlsAGaaa.
Ne. 10 CAaAs OtsskR. c. Hss,,
Bsrt Asilk, nsSs ,Hasisw.
Ne. II. Gssse VsIlsy-Ag ca.
O.. aa~ysr, Nh 1Essssw.
n. ~. nsas Osssk-Jsaa Oass,
MA Rsasi o.nlvaa, ". L va Clsavs.
Mn. e.snsAe-W. q eaitA, A.
H. AniNA, J. 4 0l11A.
Ne. - spsaA 0aasG@Jss Dsaasa.
NFs- AAslPA Asie. q THeksf.
Ne. n. We 1ids-Oasa 0asvss;
Alis nsilsr, T. n sissA.
M =. HAss AsaaA Vansv-WAltss
va.ss, y. r. Ossa ~ ap1sssaIa.
NA =. 9l1A1eA - hsiss.
nsAk 7. DsvssI + 4 1R6A
~. - AStAno-8ae xAoA -
Rss11lA "a te1I1sG
1s1p J I - |! =. - -
- iIl|iI |llll! -
i IA; g7Ss =
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
sz,sc1.An's susfnsus urm1D

New York City, July The sen
tence imposed upoa Upto. Sinclair last
April On the charge Of disorderly con
duet for attempting to publicly rsbuke
john D. Rockefeller for his attitude
in the Colorado strike situation today
was confirmed by TIE court of general
sessions wAen hs wss given the d
tersstive in the magistrate's . court of
paying . fine of Is or serving three
days in the Tombs. Sinclair chose the
latter a.d began . hunger strike. BE
served two days Of the sentence sad
his wife paid the remainder * the
fine.
According to Judge Grain . sPinisn
0ivea today "no citisen has nigh.
70 rsoake another citizen BY ssAjset-
Ing Nm te ridiouIe or insalt.''
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
Winner Of MaAdh to
aeetle Soe de Void
Thle With Vietoe IN
Ritehie-Welsh Bout.
Denver Coutendes l.
Best Developed in
Cass Since the Days
Of Young Coeb<tt.
~ Ar POLa40Cs1.

AO WO9OOnDo1 8eteeoo.
-HROCGH the efforts Of The
Aecky Mountain News. one
Of the greatest twenty
round battles ever staged
n tie Western country. has been
brought to q successful culmina-
beA and - now An assured fact
Articles have been signed BY all
parties directly concerned. and the
oAetls viii be presented July II.
during the Elks' convention. When
thsrs viii be approximately bO.00o
vtsitors u Denver.
Charlie White, premier ltgAt-
weight Of the world. IL not cham
DtoA. although he has q cham mpiou's
oneAp dangling At his pugilistic
belt has been matched In q bout OF
tUsnty rounds with 0eanley foak-
IN. the best l33-OoSnd fighter the
Wsa has prOducel since the days
g rssas csrbsts. Both white and
CAeairA u behslf Of the STATE AtA.
lssas a1sA have posted forfsits .
~ a0oaae - 5000 With fhs
-0n9y Mountain News - 6inA the
0eesA 49, fslftal all A0eseneasA
1no DeoDotsro have Eoas to the
exesaes - nearly es.eee to brtnS
eAeo 0oteh ~ 0snver vhils ~
oko ~ helAinS thsas eAavaI rs-
eeiea. aaA railroads viii run sre-
See4ls y 6,fferest DSrss e tSs
1sssey a. eeeertssity q vitsess-
evesa t0e eatsral fsgAtses = UDss
- S1e''s'ss = y ss' ''''-
= AAllE WHITE W.. aaA SrsA
. ~ siy aal Vsskiag ~ ereo
80 : z':es -. e: s:z::..;s ~ r.: :':,s:s ss::
tAe 16eAosos 80 ~ pareefs thought
- u arst sealse ef teesrcs.
80 = s;sss1 sssiast 49,
-. . lssA..s e sAe las1isss
49, Ysako0 49, lived practical
Y - vAs.S nfS .. ~ cssa -
vels01 Ate : srset l1ghtsr. . reg
50 vouoI esiioW VieSo0s ths voeA
b1es u ~ vscAhslasy.
- - : S ssSSHy e f.6assss W: ~, 'Als I.
~ sassss4 sa1 ssss - ssslts
- : ~ se.ss:s ' = s<sis: s.s.ss
80, go -: .:. ~: &: .ss, =: =:
= <eeAs, wit. 4. . e.&... -,
sSa = e - - .iss ~ s.s.is = iE.:s:i ::: !:
- f4c.<, ~, ~ ~ - - ~ftsas. =. -
s 80 sslS ls ysers IA. es2 - tSs
49, q xsers he hae ses, ses-
-. - y the ligAtweikht and
feetksrveiSht divisions His yie-
tog4eo h9v6 Aeoa a00tly en- points
Ua4n ahSot . year aee. when he d.
ysoeDe4 . VancA = his left hand
as ksstsHnse sHs Sss a. s's :. opponents :S
Il SessgAt hin finally into direct
eeatest With the champion himself.
Willte Richie. whom he met II
Milwaukee May - this year and
tor tea rounds save him the most
artistic lAcihg ever witnessed In 8
leioe Hog kitchie still retains the
teeA but II 10 ~ whites consent
y Wolgast he made appear like
o4essur IN . tsn-round bout. and
ove1c, . har1-htttine coast
- cleaned up with his left
- riGht being completely
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
BIG M STRIKE
n beDeaue We'll
tcsstis.el frsa Azst psssl

fest deeper thal whea the strike was
1ads tArss moatAs ago. At tAat tine,
bowevsr, . flow Of water temporarily
blasted tie hopss Of the oil nea asd
they decided to 60 deeper. Confidence
was expressed today that the water
would be kept out of the oil this tiae
with success.
A yellow streak Of mixed oil ald
~ ces<inues 70 Aow frea ths mouth
Of tie derrick It first dot over 100
test AisA, bat ID .sw spsstiAg Is 70
- fest abovs The grsaAA.
This afeeSDesa The na.aGensnt ex-
pesssea ~ belief tha& ths ven eoull
b saPPsl. Ns tinAsss win - pslls1
sway st eess aad - sssa = Dsssfbls
<hs ePesbse win - sesPPel
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
su,.A,D's CAV.

A s.nssr sf tAs yssng lsAiss 4
0isawssd have ~. sst.yi.g . weeks
sseiAe & HahbsFd's cave, having
gee to tat retreat last Monday
.srsi.g, ssins aissA BY Fred Chapman
aaA NJ Aig asle teaa - fer - ths
tsaasfsr It the traAsaission line, froa
~AasA psiat tAsy walked - H. savs,
taking tAsis bsaAias al s.sP,iss BY
H. paekAssss netAsA without which
eanp hfs dsss net seen qsits tie re.l
tAaaG.
Thy wsss t1sa IN n sAasus = ~
sAapesene, Mrs H. d. Bsossoa, aa.l
Oaeaaa, esiag ~ ealy naa h ~
crowd, .aAs his getaway as sesa -
pssssbls a.A ths na.lsss bsantiss wsFa
lsi4 70 mediate in solitude q what
Wuo1 havo besa ssl11nAs ~ f0 ~
sAa1sse aaa gigslss ssA yssls Il tss
dear htsh shinU whs wsss ~ -
~ alsoiA - ia6ss1
DsaIasD AbA 1ossssA ~ pezey +
a1n1oeNn - ~ 1@ssss xlaa Wsa
YAsnys 1k1uaA -. TAsaaA I'se.
!. snesNKsA, Ona6o lghQi4 KaEAseiAl
kasaAS ~ Hsss2aaQs Anss Dasssw,
1suass H.AasrA nsA 1aAAasa
~ 1nlsAisuA, 1aasa CAapa sal
l1lsHsa 0Uuase D1AAasa cass5A
N1Q1o - ~ ~ wsslD ~ tsail
lss1lnR - ~ ~ ~ bssA wtosnee
. flsA hfus eaA,a - 49, ssils,
sUoaR sossesA - soAse tngssvs0ssts
As.s ~ na1A saafaG = - ssevea-
hssD - - sv1sg ~
RsaAa2a% ~ = ~ - = tsa
49, o5Asn ia1i eus1sy ~ - e.
jey1G8 = . nssa1aia susiig - =
b Ae1 nsus - nsss psu.aae
4 5 - - ovuinia -.
! - -
] |; !;
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

they have already telephosed from tho
nearest Farmhouse saying the way
ths food is disappearing they will nst
be sble to stay nearly 80 long - they
hsA first sxpsetsd ualsss reinforce
nents are provided frsn some source.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
MsOz1oG suoaas ARssusEsD

1As sssA1y eeonissasasss q thais
ssgslar HsskAlH nsseiag ~ tAis
Nssk aepeiatsa ths sass1isa jsdess =
Aavs skafss ek tAs ssgisesetisa Aa1
sassfisa this fan n, sAsA " ~ w.
ing psselnsAs h - ess1ly. n ~
weksA ina1u1ss tWD Dsasssaas 81 80
RsRs1lisaA = saeA Psssiast , = -
h~ss s,a.
II. L - aa,s % yal6
n ", slsssa 1oA r Aslssk :
IA 3 - n1RoI
N1Uk = q 11la "a - {
s ~ n 60 - q
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

- seakins his eOSsnsat With few
timely clouts that run his batting
eyerags awAy eff ~ yondsr.
II make . boaG. story longer. the
eepeine intsPoot this battle has e1-
tsteA all ov49 the co1ntry leads me
- believe tAa& i will nearly tele-
eoepe the big fight between Cans
dsis S.S Isone ss y ase s,.sdaoe. cDis
We have certainly get the big
Arena In Deovee to accommodate
TIE crowd II has . seating caPAe.
Y. p ~ - e sisr e.. = =
eoA from a4y point In tA0 baih-
~ which A0oo away With the 0ll
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
weW'f DuuD Y1oA1

The esaaky es1aissisasss this a1ese-
Desa rs6asa1 - fsQ.sse = - CAaa-
Sse e Co0nsgss ana Ek8 oo0aittes
- apQssRsiAss eoeo 1R ~ Industrial
Asak y alysstiss ~ essaHy IN H.
Cssss1as Day pasads h Dsavse Asxt
Week.
WAils ths Ells nAAs ~ isqssst il
sheeA - osassally an1lssessA tAat it
was y 1sasy fsr tAsAaas0 tAaa they
vaa4sd, ~ nssser seoasssaegoisa
ffsa - sssaey = = ts1ssezial. -
Ssis dnfiag ~ juAflsa.
n bsasl ~, - ~ a1vsseang
t1a4. ws11A - alsussa Wqs1b - -
~ ~ la Jsasea
Qu11nGG : 4 ~ s -
= - - . es = - -
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11
uaAue9 a. COAL oosoAzx

Dsahsf, July sFsseclsssrs pro
sssdiR have Ssea saastsd By tAs Cs.-
tsaaial Gal ssaQa.y asainst he
American Fssl esaPa1y in ~ Aisasiet
esaFt. TAs American esaPaay went
iats . rsesivsssAip ssas Hns go. 1he
aAssat involved b ~ Prsssse peo.
essinp b ~, ,4es.so.
H. Anssisaa Fssl esopazy yis81si
- ~ dsoasA e ~ Uaitsl lflac
WsskNs Il Anssiea ssvsEal unsneAss
aktse H. stsih was sallsa h ~ nssth
sea eel Assas fssr ysan -
NJ - anitA daaaAt9 = y. A.
an1aA e Hsas ~, ~ Assa1Ae = -
01ss1sea sss1lasisa WsAsssnv ~.
49, - = aAalsk & q -
- = snass ~ - = - 0bg1k
~ = 80 4, :
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Arizona republican., 1914-03-15

many very wonderful cures are al ready accredited to their influence. After Agua Caliente, the road goes again almost due west to Yuma, built on the banks of the Colorado river, and across the river from Cali fornia. The road is fair; some sandy places, but the bond issues of Mari Copa and Yuma counties will make it road worth while. There is an other road which runs west to Cali fornia. This road follows the same course as the one to Yuma to Palo Verde, then turns north and across the desert crossing the Colorado river at EhrenbeTg. This road is not used as much as the Yuma road, and the plan to make the Yuma Phoenix road a good one. with money from the bond issues, will lead more travel over the lower road.
 Going back to the Roosevelt road, we find that on reaching Globe the road divides, one branch going west to Rice, and then turning north
Arizona republican., 1914-03-15

through the White mountain coun- try. This is a very lovely part of Arizona. Great forests and splendid camping places, trout fishing and hunting abound From Globe the other branch goes south, touching many of the towns in the southeast ern portion of the state and then en- tering New Mexico.
 The table of distances will be of interest. They are taken from the Arizona Road Guide:
Arizona republican., 1914-03-15

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-18
Sale Continues

Our Grand CarnivallSa has been so
successful that we have decided to
give all an opportunity to- benefit by
by it, and will continue it all this
week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-18
MEMS UNDERWEAR

In this line we can suit and fit you
whether you are tall or short, slim or
stout in either long or short garments.
soc Garments go in this sale for. 49,. 39c
SIoo Garments go in this sale for. .76c
Sloo Union Suits go in this Sale for 79c
sI.5o Union Suits 60 in this sale for $1.15
$500 Union Suits go in this sale for $1.39
The celebrated Jack Rabbit" Work
Shirt. ;. $50
Big Lot Mems I5c Linen Collars now &c
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-18
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS

Manhattan, Lion Brand and Frisbie,
Coon and Co., 60 to make up these bargains
in Mems Shirts.
All soc Shirts go for 9 days only for. .39c
All 75c Shirts go for 9 days only for. .49t
I'll SI.oo Shirts go for 9 days only for 77t
All $3.50 Shirts go for 9 days only
All $500 Shirts go for 9 days only
1or... -. -. -. ...$l.3o
All $3.50 Shirts go for 9 days only
All $500 Shirts go for 9 days only
tor... $500. :. -. :. ....$zlz