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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09
TALKS WITH THE
BUSINESS MAN
(BY NeIs Darlinp.l


Use pictures or cuts in your
8 advertisements. They attract
< attention and tell people what
( you are talking about. Your
newspaper man can furnish
< them for you at small cost.
When writing your advertise
ments use plain, concise, the
to-the-point language. Let
every sentence talk for you-
make it tell something. Ad-
vertise in the newspaper as you
talk in the store to customer.
( Describe the articles adver-
tised, briefly. Call attention to
their superior points and name
the price. 1t is not enough to
announce to the public that you
have a new shipment of some
important merchandise-you
must tell the size, color, shape
or design and then herald the
price.
Consider the ways of the big
city department store and mail
order house. Their advertise
ments fairly TEEN with infor-
nation about their goods. The
business comes and the more
they grow the more they ad- :
vertise. People very often pay :
them as much, and sometimes
more. than the prices charged :
by the local dealers for the :
same or better goods.
The retailer who does not :
know how to advertise in the :
newspapers must learn to talk :
or he will lose trade that :
should be his.
L Il Il - Il L Il II Il II Il II L 4 L.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| have purchased the dental parlors.
fixtures and good will of Dr. c. A.
Philpot and will take possession June
lSt. will be pleased to meet my old
friends and Or. Philpot's former pa
irons in my new offices. in Western
National Bank building.
DIR. F. T. BUTTON.
m2S-J 25 Dentist
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09
SEATTLE EXCURSIONS

July 10th to 18th inclusive, via. o.
5. LINTON Pacific System-for con-
yention, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
limit July 10th. See agents for rates
and further particulars. ZIP
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

Miss Nettie I. Ford and Mr. Calvin
y. Hanlon, both Of Grccnlear wnrm
married IN this city July LIST, Mdgc
Meek performed the ceremony
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

The work an unknown good man
mas done is like vein of water flow
ing hidden underground, secretly max
ing the ground green.-Carlyle.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

Judge Frank Meek was a visitor in
Nampa Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-09

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Evening star., 1915-03-07

needed careful ruling; he must have strength for it
held warning factions; but above all he must have 10y
atty, for the Barony most important province of
the Kingdom, and the Lord of it, should his ambitions
exceed his gratitude, could weaken the power of the
King and perchance overthrow him and seize the
Kingdom.
"Finaly the choice lay between two Knights wise
and strong. But the King was sore pcrplexed to find
a test for their loyalty.
"One day when the court was hunting in the forest
the King rode far ahead of his Presently there
came loud cries for help uttered with the full strength
of the royal lungs Immediately the entire party started
full speed the assistance of their master When they
reached him he was sitting quietly his horse under
greenwood tree. His fierce eyes scanned the troop of
soicto,is followers.
"Where is Cedric?' he demanded. why does he not
come to my rescue? He fawns at my feet asking for
Barony; but why has he failed to rush to me when
cry loudly that am in dangcro'
Sire said Cedrc's rival for the Barony, he stopped
to speak with old woman. Even your cries rang
in our ears and spurred horses, anxious to give
lives for your succor Cedric knelt beside the old
woman and gave her gold. This is Cedrc's loyalty my
Lord He would not risk his life for YOU.
al Bring the varct hther! commanded the King.
why did you not come to me when | called for hcp''
he roared in a terrible voice when Cedric had been
brought before him. why did YOU knee beside old
woman and give her gold when you knew your master
in peril?
Sire replied Cedric there were many to go to
your add but there one to help the old woman.
She was ILL., perhaps dying. She was my old nurse and
Evening star., 1915-03-07

many time in my infancy had she saved my life. Not
even for my King would ride past that old woman if
she lay ill and helpless
al hereby appoint you to that Barony,' announced
the King in we'll satisfied tones. Your loyalty has been
proved. The man who will not desert his faithful old
for the yeps of his King will desert his King
for the calls of his own ambition
A LII of which yarn, laughed the secretary, "is pre-
ambe to the statement that life would be less
vexing for Governor if mans loyalty could be
proved in these days easily and simply as in the
old ones"
He waved his hand toward the closed door between
the library and the Governors study.
"You mean the craftsmanship of the State Central
Committed" asked the Governors wife.
Eyes The choice is between John Dayton and
George Willard. Both of them are clever, lcve-headed
politicians Each would make excellent chairman of
the committee But the chairman must be a who
will be loyal to the Governor. The chairman practically
controls the State machine He has every opportunity
to effect trades and combinations that will make him
powerful factor in his party. Should his ambition be
great enough, he weaken the Governors influence
in the State machine in order to strengthen his own.
The chairman must be wise and strong and loyal Day
ton and Willard are wise and strong Their loyalty has
not been put the test. The committee will elect the
chairman the Governor chooses.
"Georgc Willard 1nused the Governors wife.
"lherc is something about that name that is familiar
to me. 1t suggests someone may have known years
ago. But cannot remember where when knew
heard of Of that name"
The Governors wife was young woman. Her tacc
beautiful in its regularity of line 1t was cold
face and the eyes were sad She stood by long window
looking the dead drifting leaves. Even into the
warmth and magnificence OF the stately breath
of the reariness and the dcSolaon OF the diving autumn
day seemed to penetrate and to touch her face.
"Dayton with the Governor early in the after
Evening star., 1915-03-07

>CE upon time, said the Governors 5 sec
retary to the Governors wife, "there was
a King who desired to give great
Barony to one of his Knights. There
were many good and worthy aspirants for
the honor and the land, and the seec-
ton was a difficult problem. The new
Lord must have wisdom, for the Barony
Evening star., 1915-03-07
By ANNIE HINRICHSEN

noon said the secretary "Wilard is with him now"
sand dinner is ready, said the Governors wife. "My
husband must his meals time, if affairs Of
state the scales and politicians are breathessly
watching the balance. Go in and tell Mr. Norwood
that dinner is waiting and that it is my wish that Mr..
Willard dine with Their conference can be
tinued later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

double organdic uhi and sf5- u -
black v-iyc, ribbon $500 Bottle green chameusc yoke
skirt, Butterfly Of figured marquset and oharmeuse
suspended buttons Ge collar $3.50 Pretty coorcd silk
poplin eon lace and sleeves. dull buttons $500
The big fsl OF the seasons choicest novelties
IN styles fabrics and oolouuas from $50 for
dainty hocks Of silks b,tiscs organic ETC. 5000 for
the finest crcations-yIsi the
AMONG SO MANY NEW HATS.
it would tina, every womans requirements would easily
be met
a notable and popular style the sailor-a sailor IN
shape more nearly ike the original yacht style praoype yet
varied by all sorts OF that mark this
hats as original and smart whether large small and both
large and small good
AMONG so MANY HATS
ready to put nigh, on 1t is easy for many make
their choice those who can do may choose from
grea, assortment Of untrmmed shapes-choose materials
ooors and trimmings regulate the price and the style and
have the work done order by expert mners who
antee satisfaction and prompt delivery.
Glove SILK Hose Sl.5O.
Niagara Nad inc glove silk hose beautiful quality 81 50
Panama Crash
White and striped effects - inches 500
Panama Suiting.
in white only. pretty white mereen1ed fabric - inches
wide ....... ......... .------. ------------ sc
Crepe Chuddah.
Belgian blue and black 50 inches SlOO
Double Satin DsmsSk.
4 very hnc grade - inches wide, 500
THOSE NEW DE- LUKE PUMPS
delight every woman who them. besides these there
many delightful ncy slipper styles here ready when come
8 so s4OO s. 90 and 50 90
White & Kirk
The Place to Buy Shoes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
rIho M 0iiuatlon I'M Altec days'

scribe is situation In Aztec days.
O. What omen appeared 10 these
ancient peoples ON rs site?
T. GIVE general idea Of Style ot
architecture Of the spanish city.
o. What is said If H. Cathedral
On what ancient lite o. II erected
o. Are there prominent churches
of Protestant religion
" hat BIS the palacinf
S. what care has hocn taken 10
preserve a priceless collection ot
llloc relic. and whore are these
found
q Give facts concerned with the
Monte de- nipdad. 'thc national
plWnfhnp of Mexico
ln. What b. said of the tamout
rhoul OF m.u'. and &C., artist. Tulla
~ Remark upon The streets 0i
NcNicu city
L.. Get particular from some ar
ficlc uu san FWuci street and it'
rival patea de- 10 Rolorma
a. What is the Alameda
- What monuments are io D.,
seen ln Mexico
% What ia the general mprns
sion ou a., American tourist Of ih,
city and u.s. onyirons'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

ovyrytning. when you've sat M uiHnb
Wuuuirg up your toes In lnudus.. ,
.u. friug ON sRl,,s that rub ofr ar swell
go the corn. pnltlug on cotton p'nst'i.
Tint nnkp curu1 tup..f rd. Strengthening
yu.r tut with rIfufH, innbug th'm With
tuifrs nnd pruning go the uuirk With
s'l -urs aud th'n yuu uut un . urorI ~
"sEI-.tT' aud sr' your corn inil right
on-vhy. a. lust iuuks nkrr mirecl". Just
try n. "GETS.iT' never failt. No pain
M trouble. 10 II ior any corn, cnllua,
vnri or hlniou.
"GErS. IT, sold hy druggist. ov'ry.
WHOM. .c q lptti,. or sent direct ny D
tuNt,ueo 4 CO.. chicago,
sold In amarillo aud fr,uiiucnd
81 ~ the worlds hest corn tiut, -
J.. ". EONtU nIiIG 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
0ER3

ON the East, are conducting see
ries of Thursday Fashion Tho Dam
SAINT, boz the winter gard 'u of the 10
tel Beautiful living models or Man
rekn parade during me afternoon
playing tho newest 90, 1tons OF
Fifth Avenue modist 's ANA milliners
to the throuF. who gather 20 dine
aud dance
The mOdistD Vie with one another
Zoo sending their best creations for
these events Every Thursday o.
score of adyauc, Spring ana summer
styles are shown and as they are pa,
cot for inspection ANA the benefit OF
those N hO wish 90 know exactly
what Is worn, photographs viii h"
sent direct 90 the News by the llo-
'Cl management DI M1niou VI. Car
sick who visited m Amarillo Lass
summer and Co whom The honor ui
'fho man who cleaned up Texas is
riyeu. has very kindly placed the
nam OF tHp NoWs il the Hotel Press
department among The Fashionable
Iapors OF the country aud % a.
through This means that the d,siiuc-
ton was -iNeu
o.
TH, L'Amiti, club members aud
-ucsts enjoyed mn.' pleasant al
tor1oou Thursday when Mrs g.. J..
Bowen entertained iho Club at her
+ pmr. I-Op Pierce street THE tim.
Nas devoted Co uoeHl work ANA be-
fore departure dainty afternoon
luncheon was served The guests o'
90, club were VI .sdume~ Freeman.
Iipscomb. WhitaEer ard Rouu
-u
The girls OF On, Domestic Science
elias, 81 the Amarillo High school
ar, proving themselves most etlic-
lent m the ART o. dainty cookery
under tho plcudid tulor-hip OF Miss
Ngucs Mover. and so popular arc
their noon unche- becoming tina,
with over a hundred I'm attendance %
O.. growing necessary that larger
quarters be- installed IN school
in one OF the larger cities this very
condition existed until wealth!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
6;,TsJN
w I:

Faith now and Pcacc Shall bach
in earth return.
Honor ml ancient Chastity revive.
Forgotten Virtue dare appear araiu
Aud richest Plenty dll her frcsh-
cuiUg horn
So Plato. mou,nplecc OF the wis
est oi the Greeks. turned aside from
the riot OF the Persian war 10 tell of
the W,ll-royerncd Atlantis. to De
followed boo our later centuries by
Bacon Ncw Atlantis and Noorcs
Utopia. and hr gave the longest OF
Lls dialogue. to design Republic
founded on philosophy and Justice.
e. state 'IH which jh,g oHt shall
rule who are truly rich. not 100 ,il-
Yer and gold. but iu virtue and wis
dom. which are the true blessings OF
lite. And so. after The wars of
Caesar rho twin Augstan poets
looked for the Golden Age and seem
'd 90 see DO close dt hand tie who
sang lulus. prugcuiior of Julius
Caesar. promised Polio that the
-p'ndles OF the accordaut Fatos
should hasten The day when war
cease. when nayios should mo- more
vcN the seas, and herds mo- more fear
the huge lions. and when fbp fields
and ilock- of every land should
supply the wants of am
March va opcudrut
o
New feature of interest thgf will
prove great source Cd. pleasure t0
readers OF tI, Society PAGE OF tho
News rs the series ol Fashion picture.
o. appear at intervals and which
viii come direct from the wonderful
American center %. Fashion The lo-
tel NcAlpiue. Sew YORK city. Gree.
ly square Mr.. Mary Pace Groner
and Mrs K. IS. Hawkes. kufjh. who
have arranged and conducted many
fashionable events dancing. teas.
cite, iu New York CITY and through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
Sunshine and Snow

The way the Sunshine
SUITS do go. weather
does not rctard their going
out they 80, out they go
and in come others by every
express to take their places
Every new suit is differ
.cnl distinctive, charming,
keeping interest new End
fresh each day IN the busy
annex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

count of the absence from the city
of Mrs Stiunett and her tWo charm.
lns daughters. has. hr ihir return.
r,opcncd 10 It's former gmety. the
first social junction 20 grace the
rooms where former scenes has,
been stamped lndelibl, ON the minds
of the attendants. was me entertain.
men, of the Thurta, Five Hun
bred club Thursday afternoon from
O. To q o'clock, when. followed e de
likhtful afternoon "a catls. stump
tuous Dutch luncheon was served In
perfect style The pluoue rooms
where the tabl,5 were placed Tor the
games bore double iituctiyrnofs
los their fragrance. lIH u air lrum
vases of beautiful iorluIl lu The
dining room. where lNO luncheon
was laid, q profusiou OF flowers shed
golden light over ibc snowy linoue
The select menu and Gwen the iahl,
ware of old Dutch hlur. Na. Boo keep
mg with the occa Zion Following
the games. al which Nu WolUm
carried OFT Tho club auur iHo fork
and Nr. e. $ Murpl 'l. uoou. tN,
guests repaired To iHr beautiful 90 D.
ing room. vhcrc tl'e following drll
cious luncheon was served
Sardiu iu napplr Waters
Escallopc,l OYSTER n umchus
FRESH lou...
Hearts wiih if. nag
chicken % 90 NpuhtIl
Germau uOl potato,
OlY.-
German Omelot Corn Pudding
Tipsy Cak, with whipped cream
Coffee
Mrs : Bolton presided 700 the
,oltoc urn and poured fHr d1iviou
cup that cheers. while Mas e. g.
Snlycr and Mrs e. % Wolun bad
charge OF th, channa dishes. rom
which they turned ON .uo most de-
i'vtahlr and steamiu. hot dishc.
The graciousnsss of fn hostess. thp
,ongcnIality of thy rIonds present
and the whirlne snoufakes all cone
spirci to make IA. Wf. uo,l m,
lonp 10 be- remember. bl gl pr e.
cnt Mrs Philip Booker WAS thp
substitute OF the afternoon
-
Mira Reed curtis guI Mrs g. o.
Callaher marked the social cal 'nd,l
ol the week as particularly plcd-au,
~ two OF the most enjoyable auJ
charminr catertairuur Of the ss.
son Both events Npr, given con.
! p'mcntary t0 Mrs. GHI.j.cr's So ',.t
! i.-laW, Ma Ma, u. Gullah-r 90
Fort Worth, aud Nj Curtis lister
Miss Ruth Dimick. Who has tc,.
/ spending several months away from
hCmc. The pretty home ui Mr.. Gal
lahcr at 1905 Tyler Street Vaa FL,
l"ctol as the sccn. Cd. ploasur. aye
hero pretty growing plant. ANA .rr
| eat flowers shade pretty bach
/ lround for the love-. and 'tnd
somcly dressed gathering ON Thur.
day afternoon those pre- Cut mclu.lrO
th, members of the Souoras Nl,rra
club and guests. AMI following ih
! games a delicious w. luu,.' lunch
con Wa served Tho. prescott Boo
clud,d Mcsdamcs Charles Austin, i
~ Dool,y. 70 G. DailC r G. Evans
Woods Ellison. u S. Ellis, lo
Ware OF Memphis. Tom Eden Nr
onald. sam J or. ' = ROGET"
/ a. \ TAFT. ! 4 Trouugor, Eath
Jack Whoatlcy. Dict Ware, Win 'u
| a.. Davis Tudor, e. Garner. C. ,
Isyur. lalncy W barnes. ll VI
| Beverly. Nlbrri Ei,Iu. Mile IRWIN
j. Brlnk,r. e. j lirnthcrs, Ecrh,
Brown. j. " isurrett e. FISK Ra
WhcaIlcy, W. D ll'rring, Earl lt
qua. Jack HAL q T. Mexican. s .
Siiuuctt Jack HuIerr. "a ~ Bon,
e.. T. l.aWrr John Mcknight IS O.
l'o"Eray. T.. RIOS uall. IS a N,llr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

Deserved seats for Schildkert
Orchestra on sale AZ Amarillo Drug
store. Saturday morning . o'clock.
1Os-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

Frank Salicr. NJ " Mccall. Ben
Stone. raucr Hugh mphrcs, G. q.
Nulniu. T.. % Thompson. ! | John
tUn. Horace GoOch Frank Buckinr'
ham. G. Nunu. y r. pickorcl.
kcmhlc Ou Friday afternoon the
rnmes began nt an early hour anl
furnished delightful paaimc until
the closing bell announced th,
awarding OF lovely iayor of corsagc
,iol,is to the guest. aud those win
ming high score received silk hosr.
Later covers were laid for a dell
,lous two ruursr luncheon. Those
irSitod for Friday V,r, Misses Ruth
bimick MARY n,ll GMl1hcr Marie
r,dtord Guy Harding Daisy and
MAY Brown Edna lltlulWood. Grace
SurkWcl. Ann Nou1hl'. Sophia Mcl-
o.. Agnes aud GladS SeeWald. len
mc kiYch. Madollr kcndrick, Louis,
Green. Ncllic Whsatl"y. noruicr aud
Marion Russell. Frlirr Stinnclt
'.c, laud,rrlu. Martha shelton.
virginia Petty AND Julia Lewis ol
West Virginia. Edna P,udellou. VIII
d. Kate Noalor MarEir Patterson
tommCllc UuuucWor, Iullro Pier
som. Euuioe Humphreys. Nrsiames
Dhguslor Weymouth Sloane Hrillcr
MARGARET Fa,k Ralph nuN1ll of
chicago Burton Thompson, Ed
Drpau Nh,u ujtu and lllrr, /.
EDarns
Jus CLUB proeum Tor Thursday.
March o.. IUls. 300 iue'uck
Hostess Miss Daisy Brown
Leader Mis-. Marion ilu scll
Roll call current Event
Paper. Thr Castle nf ,Hnpultr
BE-, Miss Allirur hrJfvIiou
Discussion 'lhu Treaty u'
Guldulupr- llIdalgu
Reading Selected Nr Burton
Thompson
SiLht ot Mexico JIt,
d or tbat nations ha NNicn
civ been ,ho capital
Z How ancient Is ibi. city p"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
Mission Theatre

Tuesday ..... Ehplult. ui IlIiu"
"Wednesday Twenty Million Dollar
Mystery
Beginning April I.t viii show
two special paramomt features each
week Watch for dair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

and give the girl a large aud per
ioctly equipped Kitchen aud serving
room
Canyon and Amarillo are musical
sister and when one o. rndcaNurinr
10 put ON something of the kind the
other lrnds aid and interest Last
Monday evening those from Canyon
who are to take part in the May fcs-
ti'al of music came up for rehearsal,
including Ncsdumcs Tate Park.
Cross Thompson. ArchgThelu.
iloff Warwick and Misses Iinc,
Gucnlhrr craig. Eukuau Garrett.
Me-srs Warwick ilartcr. Olson.
PARK. Guouthcr. Ingram Kennedy.
Thompson Archambcau and In
gram
Miss Thuic,a AuamsUu charming
IS entertained the Entire Nous club
Thursday afternoon at her home.
ialu Polk street. Wher, the guests
Gathered FOR their regular afternoon
oi needle uok Petty hanging bas-
kets aud pottcd plants added to the
Measure OF the afternoon. and made
the Interior happy contrast to the
clustering out-oi-lours Following
the working session dainty refresh.
ruts ut sandwiches. olives fruit
salad ON lettuce leaves lemon bisuuc.
ANGEL food cake aud hot coffc, We're
served The invited guests of the
/ club were Misses Ruby Patton. The
lrsa rat,ta. Maud singleton and
War. Williams
a. che Elk HAN Friday evening
lone of their regular dances proved
! % source AZ keen ploasur' 10 q num-
/ hci OF guest, Flowers pretty
gowns. charming girls and their
= handsome escorts created scene of
/ pl aasurc and lo,eliness that was
made complete by the soft strains of
ire sistihle music boy lcsse'- Orchcs-
ira Dancing continued until e late
hour Those present included
Mr. and Mrs e. y Hoover ana Mr.
and Mrs H. H. simmons
Mcsdam's Bedford, bishop. kcr-
( ty. Farr tnalhartl
Misses shelton. psudcltou. Lrwi.
of tharl,sOn. w Va. petty OF
/ Charleston. " VA Alice SeoWald
/ Hooper. nalplWOud. Nrath'r May
f. Cole Kondrick, Mary Deli Gallagher
NJ Fort Worth. Walsh. Stin1ctt
Mossrs Moore, Bert Barker. NJ
/ Tina Barker. Howard, uaddock OF
/ Houston William Lyon, McCluc
, Troy Thompson Tollison. Griffin
, ulrecss. Nloming and Braunlg
o.
The Jolly Fourteen" club VA
rui rtaiucd "Wednesday Afternoon
b, Mr. " T. Farmer lt her home
.Illlu Johnson street after the us
nal time had been spent crochctiug
.iaumg and rmhroidcring, the hos
Tess served q luncheon consisting q
chicken sandwiches, pickles potai
I salad ON lottur" leaves. hot chucn
late and cake. After lunch Ia
club was entertained 10y rcadin
rendered by Mis- Thackcry whic
was enjoyed 10y all present.
Tho personnel included Ncsdamo
'.H g. Gibson cha. Fields T.. I
/ Watkins. Vim \ Kelly, ! N Nicl
Charlie Drum. NJ T. Farmer l.c
RiEcaus. " " Anderson Tho yi'
iur quests were Mr II \ Thack
r'ry. md Miss t. Tbackcry
The club viii Do ,ulrrtaiur
Iby Mir r. T. Gibson. at her HON
. llU7 Lincoln street Wodncsda
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
New For Monday.

viii be a lot Of pretty
dresses and more new suits,
The dresses are OF pretty
poplins with new arrange
mcnts and new touches.
$3.50 Dainty wool ohal
lis green stripe suspender
black and white striped
mussaline. with PLAN black
cton. finished with wide
double organdic ruff and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
"Ms for 'GETS.lT'
When |! Have Corns''

Simple As Saying 1t; Never Fails
II docs your heart good 10 SEQ how
easily aud quickly any corn comes oui
when you put GETS IT" oni And then
when you've gone along Tor year try ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

T.. lovely stinnr't Hum. closed
.of success .ou of molfH 1u o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07

Try Daily News Want Ad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-07
Mrs. NJ. GRAHAM.

Experienced Dress form maker.
All work guaranteed. Model at Tho
Misses Taylor. Phone 1868 or cal
clio Lincoln street.