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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
LONDON WORRIES MORE OVER
ITS EMPTY STOMACH THAN
ABOUT KING GEORGES WAR

A man IN a shabby frOck coat
makes a speech from the base ~
the Nelson monument, pounding
with emphatic fist the head of a
stone lion.
You don't know what he ia talk
lng about.
You cant get near enough. and
besides, the rattle % the motor
buses ~ deafening
And soldiers everywhere
Soldiers cntraining AZ Padding
ton. EustOn. Liverpool. and all tho
other big railroad stations.
Officers in gay uniforms.
Little. flat-chested Tommy At
kinEes IN shoddy. ilLntting clothes.
The long-haired crank who daily
breaches flat anarchy IN Hyde park,
within a stones throw Of BucklnR.
ham palace. where an hour ago his
majesty and hls gracious lady
showed themselves AZ a balcony
window. has only the sparrows for
auditors today.
For the war department. IN IT'S
official announcements 10 the
newspapers. which Ebert ped
dies. has much 10 say OF the glories
OF war.
But OF the actualities Of war
of hunger and thirst, OF fever
and fostering wounds and Of
death, quick or lingering, but
always violent and terrible, on
hlood-noaked fislds-of The
sctuslitles Of war the war de-
psrtment has nothing at all TO
say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
ELSEWHERE

Nine hundred delegates attend
opening session OF Seventh Day
AdyentiHts' convention at Auburn.
Five hundred visitors attracted
20 Auburn by celebration OF Au.
burn day. which continues today.
Speaker Clark Issues warrants
for congressman 10 appear and
make up quorum. Ten OF EN-
found at ball game.
Three persons killed and two
wounded IN two family fights IN
Oklahoma.
Albert Fileus. New York, ayl.
ator. fell 1000 feet while looping
loop nj Mlneola and escaped
with his life.
Many Americans will return
home on Spanish ship infanta lisa.
bel. which will sail from barcelona
tomorrow.
Lord william Percy. son OF
duke OF Northumberland. will
leave Nome on next steamer for
England 20 join his command.
viii Of late Associate Justice
i.nrion leaves entire estate TO his
widow.
Estimated cost OF states fight
agains, forest fires placed at
$3.50. 600.
Special Great Northern train
rushed from Spokane 20 Glacier
National park for Darius Miller.
president G.. u. a. q. railroad.
stricken with abdominal trouble
there.
Wide strip Of Europe rendered
dark by total eclipse OF the sun.
Jupiter 2o.ooo-son collier. largest
vessel 10 enter Brcmcrton navy
yard. anchored there. Only boat
In world electrically driven from
her own turbines.
Fire destroys residence OF Ed
ward pecor at Brcmerton. Loss
1900.
Textile mills threatened with
shortage Of dyes from Germany.
Lipton's challenger Shamrock w.
goes into dry dock az New York.
Wilson's peace plan subdues war.
ring factions In San Domingo.
Federal bank reserve board
agrees upon rules for appeal
Washington state ne~spapermen
are enjoying picnic at South Bend
today Meet next year IN Port An.
Eeles
Senate passes bill spproprlasino
$4,000. 600 20 cover losses In ma.
tional war risk insurance plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
SHORT NEWS
HERE

High price Of sugar brings down
fruit sales.
County gives SO. 900 to city ,uber.
eulosis hospital
Four sehooners bring 10000
pounds or fish from the North.
Readings annual ball Thursday
night.
Five divorces granted.
jefferson arrives with 100000
In gold
Mary J. Bishop dies.
Seven deaths recorded.
c. w. Wlekware, formerly OF Sc.
attic, accidentally shot and killed
In Maine woods.
Rev. w. c. ksntner flils Taber.
naole Baptist pulpit Sunday morn.
ing.
Or. J. p. D. Llvso's arrival here
delayed on account OF the war.
Rev. w. o. Forbes Will occupy
First Presbyterian pulpit Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Annie r. MULTI speaks .,
Eilers hall Sunday afternoon.
EGG market from two 20 three
cents higher than this time year
ago
Launch Energy, iIbeled for $3.50
sold for 1900
Or. q. y. Brooks. Gilman Park
NJ. r.. celebrates 30th anniversary
as minister Sunday.
J. o. Howard alleges nother-ln
law. Jane Doe Magee. broke up
family. IN $4,000 suit
First German Methodist church
celebrates liquidation OF debt Sun
day.
Hoo Hoos Initiate ~ into order.
United Picnic al Atlantic park
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
NEW FIRM ENTERS
SANITARY MARKET

Carl F. Peoples. formerly asso-
ciated with the Armourdale Meat
Co, In the Wcstlake market. is
now associate proprietor with
George Osborne. in the newly es-
tabllshed Armourdale Meat com.
pany. in tho Sanitary market. To
carry out the plan OF sanitation. all
meats are under refrigerated coun.
ters. The Three Girls bakery will
open a booth in conjunction with
the Armourdale market. but un.
der separate management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
Mrs. Gordon Dead

Mrs. Eva r. Gordon. wife OF
Eden NJ. Gordon. OF the Imperial
Candy Co. died at the Hotel Fair
field this morning after a painful
illness OF IL weeks. Her death
was fastened by that Of her eldest
son. Kenneth. who died two and a
half months ago. She II survived
by her husband, two sons. Donald
and Douglass: J. A. Pearsall. a
brother. her aged mother and Mrs.
]. Chisholm. a sister. residing at
New Westminster. II. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
MARKETS
WESTI.AkE

stall soT best new potatoes IL lbs ssc:
wax beans. sc ID: Stall ais, head cheese
lie ID. kippered salmon. iBc ID stall
s2I liberia peaches. SEQ crate; hes,
plums. ibc basket. Stall so. sweet pota-
toes, &c ID. dry onions. lbs Toe Stall
~ a-layer cakes. aoe. Slayer. a0c coffee
cakes, CSC doz. Stall 1906. Washington
creamery butter, 2 lbs csc: full cream
cheese, zoe 10. stalls :oo-ais. pears ?
doE. ise; cantaioupes. for ioc stalls
sso.2os. lbs. fine Japan rico. ssc; lbs
good wainuts. use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22

stan I'll. large oueumbers. for Sc;
corn, isc doE.; cRuiifiowcr. Sc and Toe
head. cabbage. Sc head tomatoes q lbs
seei celery. for lbc and &C. sweet pota-
toes. lbs. CSC. Stall AZ cottage cheese
Ice III, olcomargarine. lbs asc; reno
waited butter, ace ID, lbs Ssc. fun
cream cheese, zoe n. stall 1914. Pike
place entrance. fancy Alberta peaches.
SOC crate; large stEc sccdiess grape fruit
for Csc. Italian plums. zoe crate: hun
Earian plums, soc crate; Yakima csuta-
loupes, sec crate, stall g. -wcet mixed
pickles. ibc pit; am pickles, goo dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
CORNER

stalls 1875. powdered laundry and
lump starch. &C 10. q Sc boxes matches
lec' lbs, navy beans. use; 10 bars laun-
dry soap. abc, Stalls i6-sa Green Lake
eEgs. zoe dos, dos Tsc; freah churned
butter. lbs. Tie; full cream cheese. ge,.
H. Stall ~. tom cod. lbs isc. red
snapper. Toe ID; red salmon, Toe III
halihut cheeks 100 h. = lbs. ssc: sm.lt'
lbs. i5c Stall I. Italian capicola. aOc
ID; metwurst. sso 10. sauerkraut. Use OF
mixed pickles zoo ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
IRISH PICNIC

Gaelic football and baseball
games. Irish hagpipes and a four.
handed Irish reel by dancers recent.
ly from the ould sod are among the
features provided at the picnic OF
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians to.
morrow at Wildwood park. Boats
VIII leave Leschi park every two
hours. starting at 9.05. and will re-
turn as late as 1880 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22

NtaII lb0A laundry soap. 10 bars skc.
Toe Shaker salt, SC. picking vinegar sGc
gal stall ~. ibc Jars relish Zoe: tomato
soap. Sc can, large cans mackerel. aOc,
Stall "a. pkEs. corn flakes. ehc stall
1898. 10 lbs pure cane sugar, soc with
each t2.h0 grocery order. not including
flour. stalls si-ss. NELSON'S oil. ace at
sec tea. acc 10. Stall Sc. peanut butter
lbs, 2Sc. stall 1887. veal chops 1sc M
bacon 22o 10. stalls do-6i. lamb chops.
iamc ID. lamb shoulder. lie h.; boiling
beef. lie H. Stall fs2s. tenderloIn sole.
lbs 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
TO DINE CURRAN

Garner Curran. deputy commits.
sioner Of the Worlds Insurance
Congress. will be the guest at n
banquet To be given In his honor
Monday night az the Washington
under the auspices OF the Puget
Sound Life Underwriters associa-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
WATER sHUT.oFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on Second
nv. between Columbia and Spring
SITS. Sunday. August %. from a.
IN. TO 8 y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22

sffarsnt "a the rauou. raris'e
highway. ON The Northern "a.
cliffs railroad. snd fir~rtiy ron.
nartsf With Ghe Nnffh tfurk
boulevard TFanspprfatten nni
naarusss % Seattle are among
the advantages - these fertile
lands We're ready. aHy iiur. -
take you cat 20 see them and
shnw ron uhat tho settlsfs are
accomplishing IN the development
~ their iiftio farms call ~
office phone o. -fiis Ne for ap-
poiutrusnf
wEgr WHEELER. INC
res cnlman Block Main iptr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
CARDS OF THANKS

We hereby wish 10 express cur most ain.
rNre thanks 10 our many friends Tor
condolences rendered IN cur late he.
reavement on the loss % a iavins haH.
band and father Mrs Ann nonlan
ard family
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26 HOTELS
HOTEL OXFORD , i,i.
JOIN STANLEY. xsr rliism ',,i
nsfFinrsen. 1873 second fFss seek 90
e<N~-~r~N~~~s>~~~~~~~ -~-~-~s~-~~-~-~~~>~>>
81 FURNISHED ROOMS
i.af1s slaEis room. Suitable for swo.
vaiktnx distance reasonable. 1917
Terrace. near ncrsn.
S~vlY e~caFatsf fna'n.. sas plate option.
Al 1891 = Aidsf East stas ~ %
MoAsrn sisris ard d5ahis ICONS. III IS ap;
rless IN iteib jefferson -
close n. niesiY farnishsi Transient
reens. bath phone as ssnssa
Farnlshsd rooms Ger Fsnt from 81 90 %
eet EiEhth az
1917 rifss sv
.-s>~~>~~o~~rc;.ss-Ss,sssS .I..ll.ss.s,see...
% HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
clean hoBssE e~rInr rossns sinsis oT ddu-
bic aise sleeping rooms free gas cleo.
trieity. bath. trisphnrs. clean iinsn ouc~
week $50 20 ttto week ftiBk
Terrace. East piis.
Eaiis % hou.eksepins rooms. ifshi. gas
ard iinen furnished. 1850 siT Spying
RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNISH.
81 ard unfurniuhed housekeeping ana
sleeping rooms a very low rate. foie
Western av
sit Fearth--farss, iirhi. ho1ssksspins
rooms. reasonable rent: walking die
tanre
! iisussksspinr. sinEis. double front rooms
>~seSSSseo~s~So~ ~ l,,sl >~le.ScWN~oo.
80 STORES and OFFICES
Alaska BUILDING, desk room itoo month
~~S~~~~S~~>
~ LEASES
FOR Lesse--rNo fine lots sorio,. for
10 years Price $4,000. Very close
20 navy yard Phone Henry l. brown.
,, Nsle ~ ~ 2 sls, : sx~oo<
SO WTD REAL ESTATE
wanted-s acres salt water front land.
within Is miles Of Smith building; must
be a bargain and terms Address Mrs
o'novd. Nontborns. wash.
40 BUSINESS CHANCES
seward. Alaska, Is the place for you, OPP
portunities for right people. For In
formation write " o. Sawyer. Jr En-.
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE MonToAGEs 1890 UP,
~. to ~. fully secured. FOR sale by jos
" Thomas Go. Inc. ios Cherry 81
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY
llegsi HEIGHTS tots. 700. $40 cash So
49, New York Bik ELL 1889
~ ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
GROCERY Plll@

Grocery bills are higher this month than
last and viii 10 siill higher AZ time
gees on. Why not get little piece %
land raise enough for your own needs
and some 90 sell Eive your children tho
advantage ~ country home and ret
ahead yourHeitf Markets FOR an kinds
u farm ana dairy products are ad-
yRnrirx There II market for all the
food stuffs you can raise Prices are
going higher daily. We offer g. 10 and
1e-srre tracts OF good land. free from
gravel. In ltitsap county. not FAR from
Fouisha. At $50 per acre. 80 down and
81 per month. on each 6-scre tract
Perfect title and warranty deed on
final payment
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I
tsfte-nafeain b. e~nsri Queen Anne
| tunEaln~ basement laundry; firs'
piarsi improvements paidi easf terms
Phone Queen Anns fAes
ons io,. tssisf t-rosfa Rouse tsto ice
dean. 90 PEE month sat and Third
-~~e~~~~-~~~~-N~~>~~s~e~~~
~ HOMESTEADS
sfs acre. seot saili fins frui, asa sifsiss
land ahunfanr~ - water s~aiiahis
nsst large lake ~ yoa ars wanting 80
rates heFs. alfalfa snf rrui,rY this op-
] pnFtuuisr souif ~ hsff - duplicate
| Decided land plated IN fe.arrr tssrss
has ssif fof fitf acre IN state
IN viriuiiy This 10 not decided isns I.
| rtust usS homestead % desert Firhis
" fru ~fn iavssiisass ths vsfas n,
/ decided lard around this property you
| VII appreciate shat tsrrstn n e.
! Price 81 100 faf entire fsarf ~ wfii az.
cert snof. clear Rratfi~ property first
marriage ~ Land contract amounting
% that sufn. Address y. % Rus tss
Seattle
lssiinaai.hfn~ns ~ - aces ~ land roes
| sniis - main rauntF faafs ore mile
from coed sa~u. 4unrsian - : railroads
| Thousands - sores - orchards ant a..
| saifa e. Tn sfiat~ Firtnitr ssrrrn.ffsss
| richness - saii. TN proved Lard hss sais
~ 81 zee an acre This tanf bstrF
| situatrf close 80 tnwr shauif 30 read.
~ saia IN ara itsarf~ tracts a. seaa
price This safiY~ ~ arges Il offered
Tor nest ssu days at fstel mast ~
eash. Address = o neH Tft. Seattle.
e~4~Ss~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

fHNfNE
LATE or NEW YORK
Ordained trance medium. can 10 consult.
Cd daily on All matters % Importance
rhe viii tell YOU frankly your condition
one visit 10 this remarkable medium
~lii repay you Tor many disappeint
meats Healing and message circles
friday and sunday evenings at
o'~eek Low fees iisgA Pike st, cor.
nsr Minnr
ofFrrp RrLfAnLr cLAiRvoYANr.
card reader. palriist N troubled er
doubtful. consult me wtndssr. Hitth
snd uaign. Apartmsu, Tia
Mr.. Manor IA. reformed home. gives
reading. 10 Pine. Phone Elliott
$3.50
bT- ida aSifna bfasisss healer and
trance medium circle. THURSDAY sun
day iiish rhird az, cfAlE Hotel
Maasms Ffsnk Noted eiAiryoYani. cara
reader. palnnist. use itis seventh
Elliott tftsA
Madafn. rfaat Noted risifsayans. card
rsadsr. paimisi. $50 isis ssyea,h
Eiiie,t ittsh
rnor ConpEff. ritRESoi.odtrr.
painlsl SIS zine -
Madam v bsiiT fsadins. f.e AID see
itee seventh ss rernsr i.ins.
Gitsd eara reader. fte 49, r.si.r.
60 ..saiss e q, 1sl,.. :,
Mt Furnished.
8 Faeus. completely fafnishsi. tanrsinw
Lake wA.hinstsb. block. - street
--S -, ~ y esls,.S lsssg,o.-,o,o
rs FOR RENT Unfurnished
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
fss ssE Eprtnx st rooms
tst se--s Fcnfns res. W rsoessu,
US ee~t fWrus Tanena Drive
80 taas fnams WaahirRf6u q
SIS ss-s Foam. nas~una boulevard
risss--t ream. 80 " Hsruhiean
UNFINISHED FLATS
81 oet rooms u-w. az W H.rabican
fse ee--f reors.. as ous~n Anus
SIS SEES reatns tffs ftfs W.
SIS aoas raams. Eas'iake
sis-ee--s reesns ~ cedar
iis ss--s rooms Ninth az, X partly ssr-
uishea
Partial ri.s
F. NJ JORDAN & co.
sii snsrtraa nsss noe
Msln tsf rtties, So.
Broom modern cottage. fur.
nishcd. Mt $500. or. unfar-
nlshcd. $500 Call a, ssos
Sixth Az. northwest. Take
Sixth Az. ". w. car and get
off Mt t.nf 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
CurAr LITTLE rAia

havs nice. isssi riaesi alder land
on good road. near the kirkland
fsFrr dock house. garden and
chicken house ! Wiii eel fef f1tas
terms fte cash and be month
ifumsdiats ua.ssssian| Inquire for
Mr. itaehwoftn a. afftea on An
dsrsaa dock. at Madison PARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
ACREAGE
o ACRES SOFA
TERMS sho cAsu AND 80
MUNIifIN

only I. mile from Lake washington
Thia IL the beet boy 10 acreage
around kirkland come over and
900 for yourself Taha the ferry
or Anderson boat al Madison park
az boats daily direct 20 kirkland
call az burke s TarraF'a offics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22

Sacrifice Ono acfe on Lake nufisB ca
iine for cash wYids. az New York
block. Elliott seer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
~ FARM LANDS

s-- ssfiaF. f@~n ant ~ -
tie rnsn'h wsii rive 700 a real
start IN tffs. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22

IN YOU are unable to sell your real estate
why not exchange II for new merchan.
disc SEQ our sample stock and gel
particulars Pacific Coast MdHc. Co,
sia Fourth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS. NORTHERN
BOND and Mortgage Co. 1909 Fourth
Rv., between Pike ana Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-22
OLE HANSON & Go.

rhop. Eiuoi, ,,u. ii. s.- York NIX.
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EXCHANGES

TrrhanEs-Large house. lot it7riG0.
ss2s 47th \. Price $500. mortgage
$3.50, WIN trade equity for 20 acres
in Western Washington. Address F-p04.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10
National Prohibition
Amendment Day

January 18th, 1914, shall be
designated as National Constitu-
tional Prohibition Amendment
Day, to be observed by all white
ribboners as a day fasting and
prayer for victory in this great
campoign; all those like-minded
to be asked to join in the observ-
ance of the day; a uniform pro-
gram to be furnished by the
National W. c. 7. u, through
the state organization, free to all
local unions, for use in meetings
on that day.
The Local Union will observe
this day and ask all organizations
to join them in a public service
at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at 8 p. m.
Florence L. Day
President.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10
How to Bankrupt the Doctors.

A prominent New York physi-
clan says: "If it were not for the
thin stockins and thin soled
shoes worn by women the doc
tors would probably be bank.
rupt." When you contract cold
do not wait for it to develop in
to pneumonia but treat it at
cnce. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is intended especially
tor coughs and colds, and has
won wide reputation by it's
cures of the diseases. 1t most
effectual and is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by all dealers.
Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10

Winslow, Arizona, Dec. Is 1913.
To the Officers and Members of
Winslow Lodge No. 536 B. P. @.
Elks, Winslow, Arizona.
We, your committee, appointed
to submit for your consideration,
suitable resolutions concerning
the death of brother Geo. R.
Bauerbach, beg leave to submit
the following:
WHEREAS, God, in His Infin-
ite Wisdom, has removed from
our midst our beloved brother,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL-
WE'D, that Winslow Lodge No.
536. deeply mourn his loss, and
that individually, we have lost a
true brother and friend, ever
faithful to his trust and obliga-
tions. We shall meet, but we
shall miss him. His memory shall
be ever green. amongst us. His
faults, we shall write upon the
sand, his virtues, on the tablets
of love and memory.
AND IT is FURTHER RE-
SOLVED, that we extend to his
beloved wife and mourning rel
atives and friends, our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in this
their great bereavement, and
that copy of these resolutions
be spread upon our minutes, a
copy Sent to Mrs. Bauerbach and
a copy be given to the Winslow
Mail for publication.
Geo. P. Sampson.
Arthur Smith.
w. H. Burbage.
Committee.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10

What might have proven to be
a very serious accident occurred
Tuesday morning when several
round house employees were re-
turning to town in spring wag-
on with Charlie Ward driving.
When near the ice plant the team
became frightened and ran away
throwing the occupants of the
wagon to the ground. Mr.. Law,
a boiler maker had his collar
bone broken and Engine Inspec-
tor, H. L, Doolfttle and Charlie
Ward both sustained slight in
juries. Considering the circum-
stances it is fortunate that no
one was killed.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10
Notice of Hearing Petition

In the Superior Court, State of
Arizona, in and for Navajo
county.
In the matter of the estate of
G. R. Bauerbach, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Anna Bauerbach has filed in this
Court her petition for Probate of
Will of G. R. Bauerbnch, deceas-
ed, and that Letters of Admins
tration with will annexed in said
estate be issued to her, and that
the same will be heard on Satur-
day the 31st day of January, A..
D., 1914, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the
courtroom of said Court, in Hol.
brook, County of Navajo, State
of Arizona, and all persons inter
ested in said estate are notified
then and there to appear anc
show cause, if any they have
why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated January Z, 1914.
w. B. WOODS,
Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10

City Attorney Rutherford went
to Holbrook Thursday morning
to represent G. F. McGillis be
fore the United States Commiss-
ion.
D. N. Healy arrived from New
Port News, Va. last Saturda,
morning to remain on a months
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ho-
mer F. See, of this place.
Don't forget that inventory
sale at the Racket Store.
Get your Fay Hosiery at tht
Bee Hive.
The open season for killing
town knockers is now on. No
body ever reaped any benefit
from being a knocker-get ir
and boost. You'll be able to en-
JOY your meals better.
The travelling statesmen are
buzzing into Winslow m swarms
these days. Every one of then
is out with a big smile, to solicit
the order from the wary merch
ant. 1t is to the credit of Winslov
that the statesmen travelling fol
the biggest houses, always make
Winslow stops.
How about a road into the Ton
to Basin country. All roads leac
to Winslow, when we make then
passable for our neighbors in the
country.
George Bill Hart" of the Hart
nd Wetzler cattle outfit, rode
into town Thursday.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10

LOST Small pocket book con
tanning about So. DO in change.
Left on ?. 0. table or lost Just
outside. Finder please return to
Mrs. Chas. Braden and receive
reward.
FOR RENT. -Four single mod
ern rooms in new house. Enquire
at 80 Apache Ave.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR
RENT-Nice sunny room with
heat and bath. Inquire of Mrs.
Clara Foster.
Frank Purcell the Springerville
sheepman, spent the holidays in
Winslow. Mrs. Purcell and daugh-
ter were with Mr.. Purcell.
Contractors report a big lot of
contracts for homes to be built
this Spring. WinsIow is growing.
Mr.. John Hearn Hopkins, chief
bookeeper for the Babbit Mer-
camille Co., was called to San
Francisco, on account of the SER
ious illness of his sister.
Remember the cut-throat pri-
ces at the Racket Store.
An automobile party consisting
of, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keys, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. McCliman, Mrs. Hit
chey and Mrs. Dady, went out to
the Indian school at Lupe, Sun
day.
Mrs. w. G. Hunter left. for
Gallup this morning and will re-
turn tonight.
Lawyer A. Y. Moore went to
Holbrook last Sunday on legal
business, and returned Monday.
For those good all wool shirts
go to the Beehive.
| George Pratt the sheepman, re-
turned to town this week Shak-
Ing hands with friends. Less is
a hale fellow we'll met, and Incl
dentally a most successful cattle
grower.
C. O. cambridge, manager of
the Babbitt ranches, has been
busy all week moving the baled
crop Of alfalfa into town for stor-
age. This climate produces four
crops of alfalfa a year.
FOR SALE-Trunk practically
new. Call at Mail Office. Price
$500.
The Winslow mail., 1914-01-10

Truly, Winslow is taking on
metropolitan airs. This week
witnesses it's debut into City
Society when the new house
numbers are being put into place
under the direction of Elk Coun-
Gilman, ]. B. Drumm to whom
thanks are due for this forward
step in the progress of Winslow
and now the stranger in the city
may be directed to 118 West
Third Street instead of 'some-
where up near the Public School
Building, close to John Smith S
residence