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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
Women's and Children's Shoes
Women's S1.75 Pumps at $1.2O-

WOmens SITS Pumps at $1.2O-
In the popular Colonial STYLE made of white
regular Sis value, in this sale at.......t... sl.zo
Women's So Pumps at $225-,
Made of patent gunmeta in the Colonial STYLE
with welted solos Regular $500 pumps, special at S225
Womens So Shoes at S1.95-
White Shoes Of nubuck made in the English style, with
low heels-ace style. regular $500 value for S195
WOmens So Ties at $2.25-
Made Of white canvas, with turned soes. lies that are
usually priced $500 special at $40
Misses and ChiIdren's Pumps at soc to $1.10-
White Canvas ankle strap pumps sizes to at SOc sizes
81 to /, at $50; sizes ~ to 2, at......,. SllO
Misses and Chdren's Shoes at Csc to S125-
Patent Leather Button Shoes, with cloth tops
at Csc; sizes SL2 to II at Sl10 sizes 1H to at. ,$125
FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
WOnen'S BlOuses
$1.50 BlOuses at CSC

S. 80 BlOuses at Csc
Crepes, organdes linen wolfe and batstepan, fancy
embroidered effects In white or colors Some with
and without combination collar and cuffs-ohers with
medc collar of organde pique sefmatera with deep
cuffs Finished with cord pearl buttons In the
novelty semiaiored tailored effects Bouses made
sell for $3.50, special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CSC
SO to $4 BIOuses at S15O-
Wolfe and crepe bousesn the low neck models with drop
shoulders and threequarer length sleeves Organdie lace
and collar effect Bouses intended to sold So 90
$400 special .$1.50
BOuses intended to be sold for $780, special at $198
Blouses intended to be sold for $780, special at $349
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
39c Corset Covers at 25c--

3yc Corset covers at Z0c-
or good quality nansook in the French
style-one style in all-over embroidery back
and front; another style tastefully trimmed
with embroidery, insertion or laces; ribbon
finish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09

Clearance times esprng and early summer stocks will 60 by the
MdJune Clearance The clearance broom will
cean-pces been clipped sharp clearance the word One
pend choosing will be the doors swing open
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
S1.50 Petticoats at Csc

Cambria and nainsook in big variety Of
pretty styes-some with the underhounce
and others the hobble skirt Trimmings
are of pretty embroideries and lace inser-
ton and edge, ribbon run
Soc Drawers at 39c--
special lot of Drawers, comprising sales
mems samples several very good
styles, including the popular knicker-
booker style. Tastefully trimued with
pretty embroideries and lace.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
So to IS Summer O. no
Dresses in the Mid=(Q 10
June Clearance. y N

-Spendidly made dresses of cotton Yoiles, crepeS
and ginghams-in great variety of styles and choice
combinations. Not dress in the lot worth less than
S3-many worth up TO $500 each. Owing to the UNI
precedented low price, c. o. D. approval orders
will be filled
approximately 800 dresses in this one group
new, fresh garments every one-made for this sea-
sons wear-and dresses with rare good style, simple
and extremely serviceable
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
New Jerseys Greatest Store.

like all Hahne saeshs Mdm Clearance is one which only
established
never sacrificed effect price
bit nawa yard goods will in most cases be con-
the things
col Come when SHOPPING will morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-09
Sheets and Sheeting
7Oc Sheets at soc


Made of standard quality "Cayuga mus
lin, full bleached; scaloped and hemstltched.
79c Sheets, size 72x99 in, at SOC
soc Sheets, size 81x99 in at 69c
Muslin Sheets at 42c-
Full double bed size, hemmed-the we'll
known "Linenware" brand; size 68X90
inches.
SOC Pillow Cases at SOC Pair
Hemstitched and embroidered in five new
and pretty designs; size 45x36 inches; one
pair to box; regular soc, special at 39c
Cheese Cloth at Sc
Hahne Special Absorbent Cheese Coth--a
good, firm quality, especially manufactured
for us; while it lasts, &c per yard. No mail
or telephone orders for this fabric will be
filled.
MAIN FLOOR
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IRRIGATED FARM FOR SALE.

I am offering for sale my irrigated farm which is situated in the Gila valley, one mile south of Sheldon and seven miles north of Duncan. This property consists of f1fty-fve acres, with fifteen acres under the Colmenero canal, ten shares of stock of this canal being included with the property. Lots 1 and of Section 27 in township 7, South of Range 31 East of the Gila and Salt rivers Meridian comprise this farm. A small residence and blacksmith shop are on the land, all of which is under fence. This property will be- sold for .s1,OOO. % cash: This is a splendid opportunity for anyone who wishes to enter the business of stock or truck growing, as the prop erty will lend itself readily for use as a chicken or hog ranch, dairy, etc.
 Address, H. H. Tifft, P. o. Box 424, Metcalf, Arizona.
 l-1-23-4t.-col.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Masonic Grand Lodge Meets Next Week in Phoenix-The Clifton lodge of Masons vii probably be represent
 ed at the meeting, on Monday, Febru- ary g, at Phoenix, of the grand lodge of Arizona, the expectation now be- ing that Claude Hooker and Jno.
 Cromb, of the local lodge, will there
 attend. Great preparations have
 been made by the. local lodge at Phoenix for the entertainment of the
 visiting members of the locals throughout the state, the entertain
 ment consisting of many events cal culated to assist in the pleasures of the visitors. The grand star meets
 at the same time as does the grand
 lodge, and the Phoenix ladies of the
 order will hold a hospitable welcome to the ladies representing the locals
 of the various towns of the state.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
,ctory Representative

Directory Representative Here w. G. Shaw, representing The Gaze teer company, of Denver, Colorado, is in Clifton this week for the purpose of obtaining additional information to be used in the revision of the di- rectory of Arizona, including Ell Paso, published by this company once every two years. This trip to Cliff ton of MT. Shaw is his fourth, he having been assigned this field about eight years since. The many indi- cations of growth of Clifton in all lines is matter of comment with MT. Shaw, he stating that the ex- pansion of this district during the past two years is more pronounced than for any like period since his acquaintance with this portion of the state.
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Driver of Railway Motor Car i

Driver of Railway Motor Car is lnjured-John Penn, employed as driver for a motor car operated on the Shannon Copper company's rail- ways, was painfully, although not seriously injured when his car collid- ed, on the evening of January 18th, on the Shannon's railway to Met calf, near the latter point, with an ore train. The accident was just at the opening of a tunnel, this causing the accident to be unavoid- able. The motor car was hurled from the tracks, throwing Penn some distance, and producing injur- ies that produced unconsciousness. At the time, it was feared that his condition was serious, but upon be- ing carried to the company's hospital here it was learned that only slight bruises were sustained, making his confinement in the hospita a matter of only a few days. He is now suffi- ciently recovered to be able to leave his room.
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Scarlet Fever and Diptheria Cases

- Several cases of scarlet fever arc reported in Clifton by the health of f,cers. although no fear is entertain ed that the disease cannot be held well in check, a.. preventive 'leas- ures being inl:..t .lIa;ely taken to i'te- yea it's spread. Two Mextcon children are reported i'll of scarlet fever, one case being in Chase Creek, and one in the eastern portion of town. The patient, a young married eMxican woman, afflicted with dip theria died last week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
Coronado Mexican Attempts sei

Coronado Mexican Attempts Self Murder-Jesus Chavez, a Mexican resident of Coronado, near Metcalf, is now a resident of the county hos pital, there receiving close medical attention, as the result of an abortive attempt at self-destruction, the Mex1- can on Tuesday of this week firing from a revolver a bullet directly over his heart. By only a fraction of space, the bullet missed the heart, passing completely through the body. Dr. Burtch, in attendance, believes that the man has a chance for recov- cry. -s-t....-
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Parents-Teachers' Association Meets

l Parents-Teachers' Association Meets
 at Morenci-A call has been issued by
 Prof. J. c. Campbell, of Metcalf president of the Greenlee County i Parents-Teachers' Association to all the members to m in convention at Morenci on Satur- day, February 2S, there to render a
 program of numbers each of which are for the upbuilding of the county's
 schools While a number of ques- tions will be discussed, the most prominence will be devoted to the teaching of mathematics in the public schools, it being probable that the major portion of the days conven- tion will be devoted to this subject.
 The Clifton teachers have been assign ed the discussion pertaining to the teaching of mathematics in the first teachers will discuss the teaching of
 this course in the fourth and fifth
 grades, while the teachers of Metcalf
 will be assigned the teaching of the
 course in the sixth, seventh and
 eighth grades. Every teacher of
 Greenlee County is urged to be pres
 ent. as the meetings promise to be
 rife with suggestions that will be of
 benefit to all teachers and patrons, to
 whom the latter also are extended in .Vitatfons to the meetings. This asso-
 citation is distinct from the Institute
 work of the teachers, which is obliga-
 tory upon the part of the teachers,
 while the association work is purely
 a volunteer movement, and has for
 it's purpose the mingling in discus
 sions pertaining to school work on
 the part of both patron and teacher.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

l Preparing for Herrick-Ross Bout Great preparations are being made for
 the sHerrick-Ross boxing contest at
 Morenci on the evening of Monday, February g. Anticipation is strong and growing among the fans of the
 physically expressive art, this fight promising to be an epoch in the annals of boxing of this portion of the state Hundreds of Clifton's devotees of the ring will attend, as will the fans of all the surrounding towns, making those in charge of the seating arrange ments active in preparation. All told, it is probable that this contest will prove to be one of the most enter
 taining ever staged in this region, both men being admitted to be well developed opponents of their art, and
 each of them having his crowds of admirers and believers.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
TENNIS PLAYERS OF MORENcI
 AND CLIFTON MEET HERE.
Mountaineers Enter Clifton Court With Result That Defeat is Their Portion-CIifton to Play Return
 Game at Morenci.

The players of the Morenci Tennis Club came down from the Hill City last Sunday to meet the Clifton Club in Doubles Tournament, arriv- ing at 9:30 o'clock in the morning.
 The day was ideal for the game and play commenced at ten o'clock.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
woodman Circle Organizer Here

Woodman Circle Organizer Here Mrs. M. E.. Fleming, of Globe, the state manager of organization of the Woodman Circle, the ladies auxiliary of the Woodman lodge, has been in Clifton this week for the purpose of recognizing the Clifton Woodman Circle No. 10. Gratifying success has attended her efforts in this work, and expectations are that the Circle here, from the campaign managed by Mrs. Fleming, will emerge one of the strongest locals in the state. The national membership of the Circle at present is more than one hundred and thirty thousand, and constant growth is experienced. Mrs. Fleming has a number of friends in Clifton and vi cinity who are glad to welcome her to Clifton. A meeting of the Circle will be held in the near future, at which time a number in candidates will be initiated.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Blair Leaves for FIorida-Wm. Blair, for many years a resident of Clifton, and now connected with the Arizona & New Mexico railway in the capacity of roadmaster, left this week for Tampa, Florida, where he will visit relatives on a vacation visit of several months, before returning to Clifton to resume his duties.
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nd About Town

|TED-A man to take charge business in Clifton and vicin-
 lendid proposition. Bond re- Write Grand Union Tea |y, Colorado Springs, for par 1-23-6t.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Visits Sister Here-Homer Nally, of Fl Paso, where he has been en- ployed in the telephone business, has this week been visiting his sister, Mrs. .Papot. It is probable that MT. Nally will become employed with the telephone exchange at Morenci, of the Detroit Copper Mining Co.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
CORPORATION COMMISSION DE-
 EERS HEARING OF RATE. CASES

Phoenix, Ariz., January 31.-The State Corporation Commission has decided to postpone from Monday, February g, until Tuesday, February 24, the case involving the investiga- tion concerning rates applying on forest products, in carload quantities, hauled over the railways of the state.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
Eastern Star Will Entertain

Eastern Star Will Entertain Ma. sons-The ladies of, the Eastern Star are making arrangements for a re- Eception, at the Masonic Hall, on the evening of Saturday, February T., to be rendered the members of the Masonic lodge. Music and refresh ments will assist in the evenings enjoyments.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Twin Peaks Men Here-Fraser Bro thers have been in Clifton this week concerning business relating to their mining properties at Twin Peaks. They. report that the cyanide mill construction of which was begun some weeks since, is rapidly assum- ing finishing forms, and that they are confident of operations beginning in cyanidation at about April 1. c. Bosserman, secretary of the company, has returned to the mines after business mission to Fl Paso.
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Iq Men Visit at EI Paso-E. Fton and Drew Underwood are lifting at Fl Paso, their mission being concerning mining mat They are expected to return to late this week. ;'' v ;
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Here From Lower VaIIey-Messrs Lyons, Kelly, Claridge, and Elder, all residents of Graham county, were visiting this week in Clifton, having included this place on their return journey from Fl Paso, at which city they had visited from their valley homes The trip was made in auto mobiles. Messrs. Lyons and Beals formerly resided in Clifton, where they were engaged in the business of dairying, while now they are among the merchants of Pima, located few miles below Stafford. Claridge is the recorder of Graham county, while Elder is engaged in ranching. The party left Clifton for their homes on the morning of Thursday.
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er Editor Here-L. F. Vaughn y editor of the Duncan Arizon- s a visitor to Clifton on; We'd
 of this week. e
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

at Billiard Springs-Mrs. Papot |iss Mollie Foote visited Sun
 Gillard Springs, and while were the guests of Mr. and Riley. MT. Riley is construc- lief of the Mountain States Iy's work in this section.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Mrs. Mcfarland Entertains-Mrs. w. c. Mcfarland was hostess to a number of friends on the afternoon of Monday, the occasion being in hon. or of Miss Dolores Bierault, a sister of Mrs Wade Hampton, whom she is visiting here. A delightful lunch con was served. Those present were Mesdames. Wade Hampton, Dean K. Mason, L.. A. w. Burtch, Edgar Mitchell, Harold Elliott, and Misses Bierault and Wilson.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

to Conductor Frank Carabajal Metcalf passenger train, a Rr, also on the same day was the brakeman of this train, lter.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

|RENT-Large room, sleeping bhnected. Prefer two or three hen. Apply to P. Anderson,
 General Office. 1tpd
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Painting lessons, soc and
 you wish to take call on or
 o Mrs. O. B. Mckinney, -orne residence, Chase Creek.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

M. B. Crawford has returned visit to relatives at Globe,
 friends at, Stafford on return.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
DIR. T. A. BALMER, Hampton Block. Phone S11.
Dentist.

FOR RENT-2 nicely furnished rooms for light house keeping.-Hagan's \ Clifton
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bash, deputy sheriff, stationed
 enci, was in Clifton Wednes-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

J. M. Lally, of Morencf, was
 |r to Clifton on the evening oi day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

The first teams to play were Messrs. Sanger and Steele of Morenci vs. Mc1lveen and B. D. Mason of Cliff ton, Morenci winning 6-3 and GA: The second game was between Messrs. Councilman and Clems from Morenci and Liddell and Goldzier of Clifton. This was an extremely hard fought game and the final result for long time was doubtful. The first set went to Clifton by 9-7. The second set, which was even more hotly contested than the first, went to Morenci by 12-10. At the close of this set the players adjourned to lunch at the Reardon Hotel and play was resumed about two thirty in the afternoon when the deciding game between MesSrs. Councilman and Clems; and LiddeH and Goldzier was played. This game went to Clifton 6-2. .....
 The third set was between Drs. Tuthill and Goodrich, of Morenci and Dr. Smith and MT. P. Anderson of Clifton, Clifton winning 6-3 and 6-4.
 The last game of the day was be- tween Messrs. Macreath and Hayes, of Morenci, and Cooper and Drys- dave, of Clifton, which was won by Clifton 6-2 and 7-5.i .is 7la~
 The Clifton boys are much elated
 
 games played, although the Morenci players threatened to turn the tables when Clifton goes to Morenci to play on the new cement court just com pleted there.
 Celebrate Wedding Anniversary- One of the most pleasurable social events of the season was tho recep- tion held at the home of Judge and 1T I've oin m i'm n Saturday, January 31, the occasion being the wedding anniversary of the host and hostess, they being married at San Jose, California, eighteen years ago. About thirty happy at tendants wished to their entertainers the happiest wishes of the occasion. Auction bridge was the order of the earlier hours of the evening, after which came refreshments, followed by splendid music which was accom- panied by the joyful dances of the. tango.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Is. Connor's Honor-Among the delightful social affairs held lin the honor of Mrs. Frank formerly of Clifton and now hing, N. NJ, was the recep- ven by Mrs. Mike Reardon at Itel Reardon on the afternoon [day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Lanneau, cashier of the Duncan, was Clifton visitor
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

Superintendent of County Schools, J. w. Aker, has been visiting, on business connected with his office, in Clifton this week. MT. Aker is re- covered from a recent severe illness.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06

|tanger was in Clifton Sunday B home at Morenci.
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Kelly Joins Ranks of Automobilists |-J. J. Kelly, Assistant Cashier of the First National Bank, on Monday of this week purchased from Dr. Burtch a Ford automobile, and is now fully initiated member of the ranks Of Clifton's automobilists. Dr. Burtch is experiencing gratifying success in his disposal of the two car loads of Ford machines recently shipped him, as the agent for all of Greenlee county, from the Ford factory.
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Chase Creek Copper Company is
 Timbering-The recent visit to this place of directors of the Chase Creek Copper company has resulted in re- ,newed activity of development oper- ations, the mines now being the scene of extensive timbering opera tions, in which work a number of men are employed. Later, power drills will be installed, it having
 been decided to more rapidly exca- Vate --
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Mrs. M. White is visiting in Douglas.
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Wright Properties Are Leased Harry Wright has leased to three persons his mining claims in the Coronado section. For some time, Mr. Wright has had these properties worked under development contract, more than four hundred feet of ex- cavation being now completed, in- cluded with which is a shaft more than one hundred feet in depth. In this shaft promising copper leads are found, among them being vein of oxide that yields native copper that is almost pure in contents, and
 of a width of vein that is gratifying
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Morenci Citizen Boldly Buys Car News that will be received with in terest by all acquainted with the topography of the mining town of Mo- renci is that which states that at last one of the camps ciitizens, J A. Me Dougall, has purchased for uses of pleasure an automobile. This is the first machine to enter the courses of Morenci, and attracted large share
 of attention when it's intrepid driver, the owner himself, with his property, entered the town. The car was pur- chased from Dr. L. A. W. Burtch, the Greenlee county agent of the Ford factory. The doctor states that MT. McDougall left Clifton in charge of the car, never before having know ledge, intimately, of one, and succeed ed in gallantly negotiating the hills into Morenci.
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Many Purchase AutomobiIes-The citizens of this section are rapidly falling to the lures of the ownership of automobiles, taking as indication the many sales lately made by Dr. Burtch, Greenlee county agent for the Ford cars, he having sold within the recent weeks five of the popular little machines The following per sons have purchased cars from shipment recently received by the doctor: Dr. Anna Reznikov, J. A.
 McDougall, J. J. Kelly, Walter Penn, and a resident, name unlearned, of
 Duncan. The latter nam d town is
 rapidly becoming an automobile cen ter, the citizens apparently having a sufficient number of owners among themselves to form an automobile as sociation, as has Clifton