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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24
Ribbons and Notions

Dainty Ribbons for Summer fashion. Every piece
fancy ribbon In the house included in this sale
Lot 1-You viii ind striking effects in plain and fancy
syes Fine quality values 20c yard special
Lot 2-Hgh class. effects. dainty
guard patterns norai rbbons Unusual
ment zoc values Special At yd lee
Lot SS 70 inch Ribbons In plain and fancy shades
noFA patterns sbc and SOC values Special
Lot 4consists Of beautiful fancy stripe
AL highciass rbbons-extra wide. Values from soc
opeSiAA
Hair Pins assorted Sizes 100 Count, Boxes
DeIong Hair Pfns-al sizes for light and dark har-ic
Good. heavy Safety Pins-an sizes. per
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tauQua the first afternoon-Thursday.
Give it a good send-off. Get a taste
Of ChautauQra- The Killarney Girls
are great. The first afternoon the
single admission is only 20 cents.
The nsual price for the Killarney
Girls is 70 cts. to $I.oo.
Monday afternoon Thaviu's Band
win be here and everybody will want
to go.
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LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA

Mrs A. E. Hubbel of Lincoln Park
accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. Har-
riett Jones. Of Charter Oak. Iowa,
left few days ago for California.
where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. Hubbell will join his wife on the
Pacific coast about the tenth Of next
month. They viii be gone until the
first Of September.
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cas- left Sunday for Colorado Springs
on n vacation trip.

Mrs. Arthur Hubbell left last week
for California where she will visit
her brother and other relatives at San
Bernadino. and other points. Mr..
Hubbeil expects to join her there in a
week or two. Later they will visit
the two expositions.
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Mrs. Laverick. since her return
from Jacksonville. ILL.,. whore she
went with the remains Of her hus-
band. Is selling on her household
goods. She expects TO go back with
her son, Earle, to make her future
home among relatives. Mrs. Law
erick has disposed OF her property
on Park avenue to Mr.. Fullerton of
Nebraska.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gammell and daugh.
ters. Elsie and Edna of Spring Valley,
Mimi. are guests at the Harrington
home on the way to the Panama-Paci-
fic exposition The Farringtons and
Gammells are old friends.
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AIRS. Alfred Durfee of Florence is
visiting at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. A. w. Lucas on Chestnut street.
airs. Lucas has been quite Ill the past
few days.
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UndermusIins and Corsets

We carry an unapprcach-
ed assortment. including all
leading styles. the best of
Brassieres made. Choice Of
front or back opening. Lace
or embroidery trimmed Re
movable rust-proof stays.
Our big specials are 25c Z
35c Brassieres to sell for 1ec
and 29c.
Corset department. End
foor--more than two dozen
styles to select from. All
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24

Mrs. L. H. Sprinkle gave a very
pleasant reception for Mrs. savhill OF
Winterset. Iowa, "Wednesday after.
noon at her home ON Sherman ave-
nue.. The event being at the old
sawhill home. and the guests. old
neighbors and friends made the AZ.
fair OF more than usual interest and
pleasure. Tho hostess served dainty
refreshments OF strawberries with
whipped cream ana waters. She was
assisted BY the Misses Bessie Chase
ana Sylvia Gaines.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24

Mr.. Tripp. an old.time resident Of
Lincoln Park. motored over from
Pueblo Saturday with guests OF the
Logan-Tripp wedding to take in the
scenic beauty about Canon City. The
party consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Logan Of Moline. Iowa. par
ents Of the groom. MEs. b. e. Ken.
mock Of Park Place. Oregon. and Mrs.
J. ~ Longsworth OF Plainview. Tex.
sisters Of Mrs. Trip. They took the
trip over the Skyline drive to the
top of the Royal Gorge and return.
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been here on a vacation. back to Chi.
cago for months stay hoping the
change and lower altitude win prove
beneficial.
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Mems Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings

Mems Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings
Brands the Wool kind.
In
Glen u5ourhasat I1s Light and Dark Shades 70 ssso
Rem buying
E. W.
in an past q
-Fo BoYs-
SOC PerSu
E.
the
are how IN ortnenth from 45c to
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mre. r. d. Quinn OF Elm
hyenue and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
broughton OF 18th street motored to
pueblo In the Broughton car Thur
bay to attend the Logan Tripp we'd
hing. They returned the same even
mr..
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35c Voles tic; in summers newest pat
white grounds noral and stripe effects In
shades. 3sc . yard everywhere
Beautiful crepes. white Grounds fancy coored de-
Fancy Victoria Silks in fancy and black and white stripes
35c and l0c values Special at I'd 27e
impossible describe AL the different Of Wash
Goods have yards display
Goods section at prices that will amaze you.
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Bed Spreads and Domestics

Bates bed spreads, seal
loped edges, cut corners,
regular bed size-fine pat
terms = Regular 81. rs
Spreads special at ....Sf.3e
72x90 inch bleached sheets
extra good quality-regular
SOC kind at .3sc
Pillow cases, 42x36 inches,
nicely inished-regular 15c
cases. Special at each ..1oe
1000 yards regular 10c
Cambria, soft finish. q quail
ity useful for undermuslins,
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Mrs. Nellie stisrs-Cram and little
daughter shirley. arrived the last a
he week from N Centre. califofnia.
Sor . visit q ne parental nlielS hams
= mn Avsnns. Mr.. ClAR ozpocts
y FsmAin lof ne sumner. Mfa
ntioro NJ has ~ ouRoe,la MA
1'ne1o ~ 61no WoS1o 9otlDonio1
~ -. - ~ o,ls,r - ~
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Diaper Cloth & White Goods

Sanitary Cotton Diaper cloth. Comes In
widths from 1s In to % In Wide. Put up
In sealed bags Of 10 yards to . piece. This
is very soft and absorbent and will make the
1nost kind OF towels. We ask you ~ . spec
~ fAvor 70 compare our prices with those
elsewhars on account Of . large purchase Of
800 pieces. We are In position 70 retail this
sale. Note the following p6eeial prices:
fS'ln.-E~sulus-p pr4es>10 IDS SIC Sale price 45e
2o-ln.-regular price 10 yds. soc. Sale price 4se
22-in--regulnr price 10 yds. CSC Sale price 54e
2l-in.-regular price. 10 yds. s1.05. sale
price .--..-...-...-..-...... Soc
27-in.-regular price. 10 yds. 81 Is. Sale
se-in. fancy stripe rice voiie. soc value
Special At yd ...................... see
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Mr.. II. II. Bowman and Guy Cad.
eli are on on three weeks camp
NJ trip. Their route lies through
uney and on up l nthe vicinity Of
,e Caldwell ranches near Waugh
kourI,nin.
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Chautauqua Week Specials
to
TOILET GOODS


Gycerne and Rose Water This sale m
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WASH GOODS

We are showing . most
wonderful collection Of Wash
dress fabrics. It will be to
your advantage to get your
share Of the remarkable bar
gains in this choice showing
of Summer Dress Goods,
consisting of fancy striped
Soiesettes. Tiffany Silks;
Victoria striped silks. crepes.
voIles, organdies, lawns, bat
istes, naxcns and ginghams.
Note the exceptionally low
prices for Chautauqua week
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Mrs. A. w. Lucas was hostess at =
well appointed fourcourse one-o'clock
luncheon Thursday at her cozy home
on Chestnut strOst. A score or moro
q Tie especial friends Of the Lucas
family wors quests el the oocasions 4
protuSlea Of pink psoaiss wsso II svi.
dsaee aAd eomblne1 With plnk sossd
- lAhls lavssu. ua1e . eAafminG
1oaAsNalvo ecAo1o
~ N,nDsS 1uiISs Wso10iia ~
|n1sW eelvcA ~ c91lg - : ~
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Lot of Waists in voile.
Flanon and Batste. Lace
and Hand Embroidered.
trimmed. Values up to $500.
A good assortment OF sizes.
Your choice OF any waist in
this assortment for ..si.ss
Summer Dresses for the
Warm days-suitable for any
and ali occasions from the
palm House Dress to the
AN UNExCELLED LINE {
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and great many other puFposes3s inches wide Special
at per yard
1snch Silver Beached Huck Towel finish. ready
for white and coored borders 12c quality
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sizes and extra sizes Values from SOC splendid
value is Summer Corset of white
75c.
Our specials in lingerie for this
both muslin and crepe-prced at soc. 75c $780,
Petticoats s25 to $50 values sale for
complete envelope chemise
combination suits. etc
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y. Edward oouldnsr. Il. let the
4 K tho wDsk 1oF Lyons, Kansas,
~ " ~ tAks ehARus g ~
~ hatvuu, q ~ oouI1nar fnsns
e VianilN NJ pnli ~ Woooe
~ ~ ; ~ y peav,S ~
49, ~ 49, =:
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4. D. cilley Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Iho has been enjoying his stay on
lincoln Park and taking in the sights
bout Canon City. the past three
|eeks, left Monday Tor Pueblo and
rinidad. He expects 70 Investigate
outlook in the line OF mechanical
ork 1t Pueblo. and visit his brother
law. chas, x. Thompson at the
ttsr place.
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NOTICE !!

YOU ARE INVITED to o nd NAL It your
headquarters while the city. We
where Yoo and hear an the latest Edson
Co1ombia and Vsola machines, also FREE
yoe you pafces and wraps You expected
buy unless you fit. We you guests
store your headquarters while In Canon City.
Yours Better Service,
THE ENOWELS-STOcKTONM NERO. CO.
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Mr. Farrinston 4 down from 0ufioy
visit friends who are stopping oa
> lev dayB It biz homo on Park
saus.
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WILL CONVINCE -
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Summer Footwear for Women
Men and Children

have the least thought of Shoes viii
to resist offerings for Chautauqua Week.
Ladies' vc. Tan Metal. oxfords ESQ and
$500 Shoes at .S45
Red Cross. $3.50 s4oo .............Siss ss
One Lot OF Children's slippers csc
Mems oxfords in Patent Gunmeta Russian Calf $3.50
$500 and $50 values. This price
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Fancy Evening Dress. A
splendid opportunity to Sc
cure one or more cool sum
mer dresses for les. than
N. cost q making. An
sizes and prices from CSC
to $3.50. Would be pleas
ed to show you these lovely
garments. whether you want
to purchase or not
txncE ONE TNCpENTInN
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
REMARKABLE SALE
ATTRACTS INTEREST
MAMMOTH JEWEGRY SALE AT A
G. THOMAS STORE NOW
IN PROGRESS.
nv A CLEARANCE SALE AT oPPoR
TUNE TINE AND BIG PAT
RoNAGE ASSURED.

The fact that 4. g. Thomas has an
n"uuC.d that the entire stock OF his
J'Wclry store viii bee placed on auction.
commencing last evening has created an
unlimited amount of interest among
local people Ar Thomas Taz been m
ihi~ city for 1--we years. and during this
iile has Won an vuNiable business rec
"td. which assures the public that ne Is
SINGER" lu ou'riuE such "A line Tot or
J'W'lry and SllN,rWare. as well as other
articles. Tor sale az this time
AIT. Thomas announced Yesterday that
i' intended Co remain DO business at the
Same location. 1910 Market street. hut
ii1t thu company viii be- rcurgauiz,d
ana Tho store r'modelcd The stock is
Jar too large To hope TO dispose OF to
his regular customers. notwithstand-
INK the fact that the holiday season is
now on. The firm hopes 20 rcorCanize
hN Tho nrst 81 the usNt year. hence the
necessity Of disTUsinE OF "a great amount
OF their present stock
Mr.. Thomas has not alone been active
in On" JtW'lry business 20 this citv.
hui is AFFILIATED with several other large
business concerns. Undoubtedly his Of
Ter viii b, taken advantage Of hv nuay
oI Greater Wheeling holiday purchasers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03

N.rot where Mr. Devire now resides
Governor natIue was born and reared
boz 'h. E.st'l ward of WheaIue. and
rfs many old friends and sIm.r.r. 100
'H city He ls now uraere.ue law
a- Nuut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
TO HEAR LECTURE
ON PUERTO RICO
EVENT PLANNED FOR UNIVER
SlTY CLUB MEMBERS AND
FRIENDS.
Frederic Dean, Of New York. Will
Speak. Under Direction Of Civic
Forum Lecture Bureau.

The management OF the University
club announces the engagement of
Frederic Dean. OF New York. for a
lecture under the personal direction
OF the Civic Forum Lecture Bureau
on Puerto Rico" at the club rooms
llO1 Chapline street. on Friday. De-
cember 10th. at eight o'clock .. IN.
The lecture will be free TO the mem.
beers and their friends. admission be.
ing by card.
The lecture will be illustrated with
one hundred and fifty slides.
Mr.. Dean comes highly recommend
ed by the various educational or
CARNATIONS, and delightful evening
is In prospect. 10 is the intention OF
the University club TO have one OF
these events about every six weeks
during the winter season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
COL. HOLLINGSWORTH In
PREDICTION OF WARS END

and readiness TO stand ~ the Republic
an any snd All emergencies"
oar Country. Ftrst.-
1t = good time 70 remember the
motto Of stephen Decatur. kept standing
IN the lntelligenCcr. Our Country In
her intercourse With foreign nations
may she always BE- an the right. but our
country. right or wrong"
In THIS spirit and thought I shall
Try 10 do my part. humble though az
may be. IN the consideration Of every
war measure which President Wilson.
under his constitutional duty. shall re-
commend to the present Congress"
Asked as - being a candidate ne II
year Tor reelection. Congressman Hol-
hngsworth's reply was.
7 am thinking much more OF my
duties In the present Congress than Of
the makeup OF the next. but 1 am not
ins"nsiblc to the high honor which
would be Implied II the people were to
voluntarily accord 10 me the usual con
secutivc term which Il supposed 20 be
necessary - the fullest measure OF use
fulness In Congress"
Fish and oysters fresh daily. \.
Trouten, Stall SIS. Market Auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
Two-oAY MEETING.

4 two-day meeting will be held by
'he Rcorranized Church OF Jesus
Christ Of the Latter Day Saints. will
start ON Saturday evening. December
g. Elder Adolphus Edwards OF Mar
Tins Ferry and Jasper Dobbs. Of Glen
Easton. will have charge OF the meet
.nEs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03

I'i. candidates TO pay money for a5.
i'il.Hnre on the primary fgkaf D,
was decided to hrht the amsrdrr.,,
.h ln' stat. courts %. Uneouat.fgf.orar
ana injurious to Toe working man I'M.
N''iN h'r.. also. went ON record as f,y.
oIabI" to the Australian ballot
Action was taken Iu .urr.rf az ,t..
9i.'h.r. a.rk" and ATTORNEY Ir4r.If
li'..'" 90 Charleston. was -..rr.d
'p handle tho interests OF fr. Social
.sfs Iu tho strike
Endorse Nominations.
Tho following nomination. .r t.
-0'.f.'.. party were endorsed for fI.
1910 campaign over tae nation.
Fnr President Geo--. 70 Kirk.
patrick
For Vice Proldert. Allen r.. r.-.
con
Tor Executive Committee u..... D.
H.-r.- d elu Wilson. Adolf. ..-
i'- Coco. d. Go.naI anI Hm. u
'nr Executive. Secretary r.r Do
Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
EXPOSURE
Is Cause Of Death Of Woman Found
In Cornfield. According TO Cor
oncr.s NeraLrA

\ verdict of death from exposure"
was rendered by Coroner Herb of JEFF.
ierson county Boo the case Of Miss
Anna Todd. Of Pincy Fork. who was
found dead in q corndeld by hunters
w edncsday morning The officials ara
of the belief that the woman fell
asleep while resting and as the night
was very cold and owing TO her frail
constitution she succumbed.
The funeral services will be held
from her late home this afternoon In
charge Of tho pastor Of pinev Fork
church Informeut will be made Ia
the cemetery of that place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-03
&~8z<6
NO; HE hasn't Everything!
And These "ha1dy Smokers" are Quite Unique
Handy Smoker" are Quite Unique

30 you See HE hard buy
STANDS with glass tray and match holders Individual
ana without electric fittings book rack boxhO
styles are most acceptable o
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10

ing an enthusiastic swimmer, dancer,
tennis, golf and basketball player.
After watching Prof. Dull dance the
first three hours of the 24-hour
Marathon Miss Dean sought out the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

Rinse fine laces in skim milk; they
will be soft and creamy.
If your fern develops irregularly,
turn different side toward the light
every few days.
Never let clothes stand in bluing
water; it will make them streaked.
A most effecetual mixture for the
spraying of sore throat is made OF
the following, one-third of. peroxide
of hydrogen, one-third isterine and
one-third water.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10
out there with shells and stones to
mark the rooms and leaves and mud
to fashion into pies.
(Another Schumann-Heink Article
Tomorrow
CHERRY RECIPES

Here are more ways to use cher
ries, and this "Roly poly is especial
ly good.
Sift 2 cups of flour with 1 even
teaspoonful of salt and level tea
spoonfuls of baking powder; add 1
tablespoon of butter and cut with
knife till butter is mixed, add 2-3
cup of milk and beat for minutes.
Turn out on board, pat out to -
inch in thickness and spread with a
layer of stoned cherries; dredge with
little flour and sugar; roll up and
pinch all edges together; wrap in
pudding cloth and steam for 1 hour.
Serve with cherry sauce made
from 1 cup of cherry juice, 1 cup of
sugar, tablespoonful of butter, pinch
of salt and 1 tablespoonful of corn
starch that has been blended in a
little cold water; put all in double
boiler and cook Is minutes. Stir
constantly for first minutes to
avoid Jumps. Serve warm.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-10
NINE. SCHUMANN-HEINK'S ADVICE TO JUNE
BRIDES DEVELOP HOME INSTINCT

bNlOES- LIE NELO
BY MADAME ScHUMANN-HEINK
The Famous Diva
Let us begin at the beginning:
The young mother bends over the
cradle where sleeps her little daugh-
ter and dreams dreams of the time
when love shall come to her-but she
seldom dreams beyond the placing of
the marriage ring.
"And then they married and lived
happily ever after" is an idea that she
learned from her fairy book days and
so at the point her dream ends.
l wonder does she realize that she
can commence almost Immediately
to make that dream come true for
her darling?
First, she can put back into her
arsm the doll that has gone out of
fashion. Yes, l know we have kew
pie dolls and paper dolls and Paris
dolls and character dolls every kind
of doll except the sensible baby or lit
tie girl dol-the doll that our grand
mothers loved, that can be undressed,
it's clothes made, mended and laun-
dered.
Teddy bears and poodle dogs are
but makeshifts, but every young
mother should see that her little
daughter has family of dolls to care
for. She should be taught to make
their clothes with painstaking
stitches.
A little girl who is taught to play
with dolls is learning by the Monies
sori method the profession of moth
erhood. Too much have dolls been
neglected by the modern mother, too
insidious has been the cry bring our
girls up to play outdoor games with
their brothers."
The great out-of-doors is a spIen-
did playground, but, mothers, let your
little daughters play at keeping house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
Reports of Board of Managers ana
Superintendent Detailing Years
Work.

The ANIMAL report of the Lady
R,,rd Of Managers of the Alexandria
HOSPITAL has lust been published. 1t
shows that the expenses OF the nos
pital during the past year were Slo'-
sac. There were 643 cases admit
ted for treatment and Pr surgical
operations. There were 2'''' DAYS
of gratuitous nursing.
The Board of Lady Managers in
their report state that they nave
made much progress both IN numbers
benefited ard in advanced methods OF
work. The Board has been largely
increased in numbers. each white
CONGREGATION in the city being repre-
se,ted bv two ladies. and ten mem
ber:; at large-numbering thlrty-six
in all Al, have been much interested
in the work.
Miss y. 4. Simmons. supcrintehd-
cnt. in her report says:
The wear 81 1914 has been orc OF
excellent results Our nursing force
have for The most part remained N
rood health ard have been diligcn;
in their work. Our scho0! IS larger
than before and we are able to again
give our pupils the advantage Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
GAR RACERS COMING.

the management 81 the Amor!
Hal! skating rink was notified bI
wire today that Woodwork Of New
York, and Billy Yale, star OF the Wv
skate team. had signed to race ne::
Friday ard Saturday nights. SeF-
eral attempts have been made r.
stage this race BIZ; owing 10 the cu!
ihe,. OF The affair il necessarily too
time. 10th OF these men arc Staj'
and have national regulations. The.
are both entered in the big inteiII%
tional race 20 be staged at .MadiSni!
Square Garden. March 6. So thei'
are fl 10 race for life when Itr''
gun cracks that starts them on thcl''
Journey. Those present will be SUR
to see q great race. f. \. lan?l'to:.
the local champion who has dcrclo?-
ed such sensational speed. will ais:
be seen in action. as well az other ic
cal talent. \ soldiers race * also Z"
the card.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-03
'pAY NIGHT AZ OPERA HOUSE

Every pc:aon !uyi!.~ u "aat to II.
first performance Of down East
the OnerH House on Friday. Marc!
9TH, will receive Il pay envelope cor.
tanning Real Money Not orc per.
son. but every person. Their enve;-
opeS will contain money lang!''r
from | cent up to 500. Some on.
must get the S1.O0. some the 30 cent
some the 81 cents. and plenty .:
people vii! receive the many dimes
nic!5les and Som" pennies.
Come and see who is lucky enough
to WIN the big money. Also in addj-
,ior /" this pay night every ore buy
ing the 20 ara 20 cents seats vii;
receive Il free tickle; To the Monda.'
matinee ut the Surprise Theatre
Come and see Il first class cumeclr
drama. &c, your pay envelope an'i
also Z frec ticket 70 the Surprise
Theatre picture show. Remcmber
this offer is for Friday night. March
18th. at the Opera House Clara Tu".
ncr COMPANY in Down East.