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Locks1nIth and Rardware

KARPILoW & FUCKER, Keyfitting : and lock repairing. electric bells i'm gtal1ed and repaired. zoo Eairheld Ave Telephone 494A-
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Mineral Waters
MusIcaI Merchandise

JEROME A1AY-I handle all kinds oR musical merchandise. at all prices. also repair any kind of instrument Banjo taught No. 6. Arcade
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r. McREDA1OND has opened archi- ! feet office at E10s1 East Main St Estimates cheerfully furnished
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second Hand Furniture

buy aii kinds of sec- ond hand furniture. Geo F. To. tams, Redheld's old stand, 43 Har- xfson St. Telephone 1o15-2.
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For Sale

FOR SAIE-Cashier' desk. The Wo- mans Drug Store. s7o Main St.
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ALI KINDS HAIR AND COTTON FELT MATTRESSES made to or der. Also Eemade over equal to new. $1. 50 and up. feather beds and second hand furniture bought and sold. O. Evans. 546 New1elds Ave. TeleDhone 1916r4 g 2s sas
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-09

SHORE COTTAGES s1 ,oOaa to $4,6Oo: ehore lots $50 to $1.6oos New Ha- ven eottagess tenemeptss also faru1a, sale and exchange. Warrington. 3e Center St. New Haven Conn
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Furniture asepairfnn
GIazfnn
 
D0s Kennels

rEr4bfA.Fe reg,stered Tsoa- &on terrier stud. dark brtndle, white naFkings, screw tail. n pourda by Major De1mar Fee 91O Hairs Boarding Kennels. 1dndIey St. Bridgeport. Conn 6 "a ale
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Sc = sGHsOvEs CLEANED, ANY < LIEN GTH--5c. Cleaning and dye Z ing sc1l kinds American Dye1nR
 and Cleaning Co.. Tel 932-4 Office
 es Cannon St ze alEs
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6WITCHIEsSS-Fs Fsrona eombfngs, 34.00-
 old ones dyed and made like new. Best workmanship guaranteed.
 Send card or Rcall ct T. B. AdarnR. lAe6 Lranistan Ave. near Maple
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to any employed person without in terfering with regular work No selling. No canvassing. Positive Iy no investment. Unemployed need not apply. Address, The SIl- yer-Mfrror Co, Inc, 123 ". Madf- son St., Chicago. III A 2 dPp
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Hair SpecIaItIes

ArY SPECIALITY is treating sns hnir.s my hair food guaranteed to ntops Grath. AZ Sanford Building
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zEON ARD AEEzEIN1. sos Court Ex- sefaanreS SbutIdfngs No 211 State st.,
 Bridgeport. Conn zs allos
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Enploy.nens ReaIstry

WANT sUPPLx REGISTRY. now To- Gated Fairfaeld Ave- offices z0zs
 Employment of better class for on list hour, cay. week or month Domestic and trained nurges. Phone 1see. g II a!le
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Dyelnq and Cleaning

BOSTON CLEANING AND DYEING CO. 1s7 Fairfield Ave, are experts . on ladies and mems garments silks. laces. curtains. gloves and featherA zEen.s suits sponeed pressed soc
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W-ANTI1D-Yo onne Men The largest Auto school in the state. Full course $25 at easy terms. No 1im- ated time. WiIlnann Garage opp eemetery. StrAtford Ave.
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Real Esfaee For Sale

FOR SALE OR RENT as Fafrneld
 beach. 8 room single cottage. E. ". S. Pickett. Phone 210. Fairneld.
 conn D 17 so
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NVANTND-A Stock safeernan fon c Connecticut corporation located in NeW Haven where ths directors have decided to sell @25.0OO of pro 9erred stock and whose ability aw such can get him . gteady petition with bright future. Call or addresw Eoom s04, Cutler Bldg. 110 Church St-s New Havens Conn.
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Printers and SaaGIoners

PRINTING and Fac-siraiIe Letters
 5000 Bond Letter Heads, $8.50: 1.. coo Fac-Simile Letters, S3.o0. Spe-
 eial prices in quantities. Siksay, sS Reilley street. u25 eff k..-
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$40 10 $S5 Per Afonth-Extra money to any employed person without interfering with regular work. No selling. No canvaszing. Positively no investment. Unemployed need not apply. Address The Silver Mirror Co. Inc. 12S " Madison St. Chicago. III A 2 dep
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Farmer Want Ads lc a word
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coUH FErTEYgs1 11e wan street. An ortaide. pleasantly furniehed rooms for gentlemen Center of City. 1Go0erata. R T |
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Lad1es' Tailoring

NOTICE TO LADIES, our se.Bo Suits made to order from your own ma 4eriaI ts the talk of the town. People gay the fit and work nnanship is as good es any sac suts made. Ftehelberg, S0 Eairneld Ave. Entrance Plaza Theatre Phone s7s-4. U sa stf
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DROP AROUND AND SIZE AER. Real Estate advertisem entn look alike I can offer the home OF other invest nept you want Prices. terms and values right AcAvoy, Security Building. Tel 4saO. R 17 ste
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Pianos For SaIa

PIANO, NEW, FOR sALE-Uaed only four months, cost Ss5O. VIII sell for S166. Guaranteed for twenty years. Italian Violin, valued at e100 for $25. Cash OF easy pay. Enents. sA4 Noble Ave-
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Male Help Wanted

MALE HELP wANTED-salesrnan in every county for highest grade garden and grass seeds, Permanent situation, good pay Experience unnecessary. Cobb Co.,, Franklin, , Mass. G 26 ds
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Hot Water Heatinu.
lnvemtors
Landscape Architects

DEVELOPMENT OF EsTATEs. planting. grading. tres spectai lists, Sorsurlins. s spraying. cavity work Dealers in cut flowers. seedas hedges, trees, fertilizers. Funeral work a speciality Mallett-Cock- neld 6 CO. 941 Fairfield Ave Tel 860s-13. 70 az alIs
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DOES YOU4 SPEEDO1CETER need attention. 4 speedometer requires attention Just like watch doea We are the service station for Stewart Warner Speedometers. Tell ua your troubles. Waldorf Motor ana Machine Co. 125 Cannon St.
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Help Wanted

VANTED-Men to learn the auto mobile business: special rates given to secure chauffeuEs to fill these positions offered. We guarantee to qualify you to make good. 488 etratford avenue- Phone 404e.
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Engraved Calling Cards

VAR OR NO WAR-Get married just < the same. Southworth's Engraved Cards and Wedding Invitations. 10 Arcade. Greeting cards that please
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HOTEL AsrOR, 63 John Street. All
 rooms light and airy. first class cafe
 eoxhected rates $1.6O per day: best
 modern priced hotel in New Eng1aMds John. E- Downing. R ale .
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Do NOT Be SWINDLED
N YOUR own HOME
A Fake Test" Exposed

Some Baking Powders contain a speck
and only speck of dried albumen (some-
times called dried white of egg).
The u. S. Government has declared
this speck of albumen is no help in
the baking.
BUT, when water is added to baking
powder which contains albumen, such
baking powder, no matter how poor it
may be, will foam up much higher than
any good baking powder which is not
doped with albumen.
Agents for doped albumen powder
come into your home and add water to
their powder, and to one or two good
baking powders which are not doped.
The albumen powder foams ND hiCh
in the glass; the others do not foam
so high.
Then the agent tells you that this test
shows that his powder Is much stronger
than the others. u. s. Government
officials say this test Is fraud.
X C BAKING POWDER contains
no albumen, and Is legal under the
National Pure Food LatO and the Pure
Food LqIV of each and every State.
Ask Your Grocer. He Knows.
JAQUES MANUFACTURING co.
8 CHICAGO
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S. P. Baker moved Rev. Stewards
household goods to Sweet and will
also move the minister from Sweet
to Nyssa.
A. Bagley took his family to Nampa
to the Harvest Festival and was one
of the three to receive $500 for the
largest family under II years of age.
Mr.. Baglev's family numbers 7 boys
all under II.
Joe Robbins and d. Vickers were
Town from Long Valley last week.
A. c. Zimmerman and C. ]. Murphy
have returned from the mountains
bringing home a fine deer.
Mrs. f. Mower has been very i'll
with heart trouble DIR. Farrer of
Caldwell was called Monday evening.
Archie Hadsall and wife have NOV
ed down from Long Valley.
S. Smyser is putting up a new
yranary and will put in feed chop
Der in the near future.
II. c. Flint is putting up new auto
shed at his residence
Rev. Seward and wife have gone to
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Second Annual Sunny Slope Fair.

Saturday was our second annual fair
and every one from far and near
gathered at our little white school
house to spend the day of pleasure in
looking over the exhibits that had
been brought from all corners of the
Slope. Everything, from the daintiest
piece of hand work to the mammonth
pumpkin and giant stalks of corn, that
reposed silently In their respective
places awaiting the admiration of all
sight scorers. And, especially fine,
was the club work done by our bows
and girls clubs, bread, canned fruit
and corn being their specialties. Also
their sewing, of whom Mrs. Symms
is their advisor. Mrs, Leila Symms
won first prize on canned fruits and
her collection of twenty-nine different
varieties would set many an older
housewife to thinking. Fern John
son won second, Vera Stephenson 3rd,
while Vera's fruit was just as fine in
quality as that shown by the other
girls, her collection was not so large
it consisted of sixteen different var
ieties
The corn exhibited by the boys of
the corn club, was extra fine, the corn
grown by Vivian Gilbert, Howard
Finn, Harry Rogers, Omar Gray and
Charles Hyde was grown on new
sage brush land and was especially
good and the boys deserve great
credit for their trials in corn growing.
Ray Johnson received first and Jack
Aitchison second prize on corn, it be-
ing raised on ground where alfalfa
had been previously grown.
Mrs. R. A. Symms won first prize
on the best collection of pickles, the
prize being a Apiece dinner set from
the Variety Store. Mr.. Gray won a
barrel of -four on his wheat, Mr.. Ait
Gibson won two barrels of -four on
his grain and grass seed display, and
few other individual prizes were
given. All of these prizes being
awarded by the business men of Cald-
well and were given as special prizes
G. E. Cannon won first on the best
farm display, and it was really fine
one, 1t comprised almost everything
grown on a farm from bottle oil
catchup to great big watermelon.
saw turnips and beets, there large
enough that one turnip or one beet
would have made mess for any or.
binary sized family. There were also
other fine fruit displays and Other
things displayed too numerous tc
mention, and last, but not least, was
our chief executives picture "Un.
derstand," standing on hower-deck.
ed table looking with parental pride
over the exhibits of our second annua
Sunny Slope fair. And we were also
visited by good number of friend:
r
whom we were glad to extend q
hearty welcome and hope to have
them with us again next year.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones were callers al
the Rogers and Whitman homes.
Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Ford visit.
ed the school Tuesday afternoon.
Several of the Slopers attended the
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fair in Caldwell Tuesday.

fair in Caldwell Tuesday.
Mrs. w. P. Holton is still quite
sick.
Miss Veda Jones was hostess at a
party given at her home Friday night
in honor of her young friends OF
Riverside.
Miss Vinibel Mccormick was a
visitor at the Deer Flat school Mon
day. She also acted as judge at their
school fair while there.
Miss Veda Jones spent Saturday
and Sunday in Riverside.
Mrs. Brown and children went to
Caldwell Thursday and stayed over
until Friday (today) with the Dee's
and also take in the State fair.
Mrs. Hitler and nephew, Bruce
lacks. drove over to Homedale last
Wednesday to visit the Jacks family
w. P. Holton was a Caldwell visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Olive Mccormick was a
Caldwell visitor Monday,
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Rev. Williams of Middleton, preach.
ed at Canyon Hill school house last
Sunday.
L. NJ. Lake is very busy these days
2icking and packing his apple crop
He has quite crew of pickers and
packers.
A nice little sociable dance was held
m the valley last Saturday evening
md all report good time.
VIM. Rodenbaugh finished with his
orune crop Saturday afternoon.
Tom Hartley will commence pick
ing and packing his apple crop this
week
c. S. Wells and A. Gould were in
hose parts last Sunday. They were
lfter prunes
Sam Stctzel and wife of Fair Acres
were visiting relatives and friends on
Canyon Hill this week.
Walter Smead had a brother from
Iowa visiting him last week.
Mr., G. +. Berry has rented a place
over BY Nampa and will move there
this fall
Charlie Merritt rented farm in
the Fargo country and will move there
soon.
Mrs. Bert Coffee has sister visit
ing her iron the southeastern part Of
the state.
D. B. MYERS No,d 2 span Of VOW
mules TO Sam Stetzel one day last
week. We did not learn the consider
alton.
Canyon Hill was we'll presented
At the S ale Fair With /, exhibit and
also flost il tho parade
A. d. Robertson is o''';i and
packing his apple cror this X
Roy HandvScher his .~sdcd ii
mules for a span of hors 5.
L. M. Lake shipped his rst cr-n
of apples. this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Apperson visit
ed the Stevens orchard near Nampa
one day last week.
Miss Coda Powell spent the week
end with Miss Carleen Doughtery.
Rev. Henry Martin was returned to
the Pleasant Ridge church for another
year. Last Sunday he gave a very in
teresting report of the general con-
ference. Rev. Martin has just finish
ed very profitable year at this place
and we hope and expect that the COM
ing year will be even more success
full.
R. French and family OF Caldwell
attended church on the Ridge Sunday
morning.
The sewing club met with Miss
May Bradley Saturday.
Henry Rome went to Midway last
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
parents.
Claud Woodland and son, Stanley of
Greenleaf, attended church on the
Ridge Sunday.
Chiffon and Thurlow Bryant visit
ed Theodore and Eber Hanlon Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Willie of Deer Flat is
packing apples for w. l. Parsons.
Mr.. Parsons has a fine large apple
cellar in which he handles his apples.
1t makes an ideal place in which to
keep them at an even temperature so
that they will not go down" He
has room for his entire crop Of Jona-
.hans, which are all picked and nearly
all packed. AS the apple industry
grows there will probably be a mum
Der of these cellars built.
f. w. Eames was down from Mel
ba, Sunday
Theodore Hanlon, Verl Hanson
Estelle Johnson, Bonnie and Kate
Moss attended class party at the
w. S. Brown home last Friday night
Chevalley and Warner were thresh-
ing colver seed in this neighborhood
this week
Mrs, w. A. George has been i'm.
proving the George lot in the Pleas.
ant Ridge cemetery. A cement curl
has been placed around the entire lot
A fine monument now marks the rest.
ing place of w. A. George.
Miss Merle Kiser who has beer
packing fruit in Roswell, returned tc
her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Olsen visited
n this neighborhood Monday even.
ing.
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Sweet where Rev. Seward has charge
of the M. E. church there.
Claud Compton and family are dis
posing of their household goods and
will return to their old home in Mis-
souri,
Percy Rutledge has returned from
Long Valley where he spent his va
cation.
Rev. Frederick G. Williams, late of
Muskogee, Okla, will be the new pas
tor at the local NJ. E. church to sue
coed Rev. Seward, who has gone to
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Sweet
Mr.. Stevens has returned from a
combined business and pleasure trip
to Placerville.
Mrs. Hamer is spending her vaca-
,tion in Portland.
]. c. Goodwin was visiting old
acquaintance in Middleton Tuesday.
w. D. Robinson is building an ad-
dition to his residence.
Apple picking has started and T. R.
Hartley and Mrs. Kline and others in
the neighborhood, will pack at the
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and congregation.
e; F. Nicks and w. w v..
reid joint auct!on saj> Sserman
Hay and stock t,ruglt eoo SGHtufday.
out wagon, ct. Wen tyr w., prices,
r:1ceS. 'slY small
Mrs H. c. Fin, will
from California. ",'"e soon
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Rodenbaugh packing house.
A farewell reception was given to
Rev and Mrs. A. H. Seward at the
Methodist church Monday evening.
Quite large crowd was in attend
ance. Two beautiful rugs were pre-
sented thin in toxin of the esteem in
which they were held by the members
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POULTRY & EGGS

WANTED TO BUY-POULTRY
VIM. March pays the highest cash
price for poultry and eggs. Arthur
St. Phone 32o ].
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OUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HAIR SWITCHES

Hair switches woven to order. In
quire at 408 Blaine street. Phone AZ.
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WELLS DRILLED.

WELLS DRILLED by experienced
men. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charl-
ton & Crooke. &c
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CONTESTANTS STANDIN G
- IN
BO7KIN HARMON DRUG
COMPANYS
PIANO CONTEST!

Next week 100 votes for lc will be
given on HOT WATER BOTTLES.
COMBINATIONS. ATOMIZERS,
RUBBER GLOVES, ETC. ALSO
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
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MONEY TO LOAN
SEWING MACHINE

FOR SALE or Exchange-We have
quite number of used Singer Sew
ing Machines that we wish to move.
These machines are all in good re-
naiI and will be sold from $500 up.
They are sold with guarantee to give
satisfaction for cash. on time, or ex
change.-Peckham-Case. Phone los
Caldwell
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WANTED

CHIMNEYS-Chimneys swept,
stoves cleaned and polished. Phone So,
Tribune office, o25-tf
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WANTED-To communicate with
young woman about 80, of good char
acter, object matrimony. Must be
willing to live upon farm. Good home
assured right person Address A. B.
care of Tribune ?
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WANTED-Good team to work for
their keep. Best of care.-Geo David
son, R. D. No. 5. 9lO-lll2
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CEDAR POSTS.

FOR SALE-Singer Machine with
all attachments for $1,000 or will rent
same. Peckham-C Case. call Phone los.
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Sewing Machine for Trade.

FOR SALE-Call up 400 or write
Box IA for full-blood Poland China
Pigs, none better. Price SIS to SO pair
Some good mich cows for sale or
trade 93-tf
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WELL DRILLING

Satisfaction guaranteed. All work
done with latest improved machinery.
Try me. CHAS HANSON. Well
Driller, Caldwell. Idaho.
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FOR SALE-65 pigs, in hrst-class
condition. Weigh from 40 to so lbs.
each; $3.50 as they run. H. R. Fuller,
Route No. 4, phone 2o7-j. 820tf
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MONUMENTS.
VETERINARY

J. H. MCLAUGHLIN, VETERIN
airy Surgeon and Dentist. Hospital
5th and Main. Office phone pal
Resident phone 420KI
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NURSING WANTED-Practical
maternity nurse. 10 years experience,
just located in Caldwell, from east.
Rates reasonable Mrs. l. ]. Mees,
General Delivery. f26tf
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WANTED-Plain sewing to do.
Done cheap at 1907 Arthur.-Mrs. w,
E. Guild ?
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FERD @. LONG
illustrator

Riding back, they meet Mnnay ~ hhpaeU.
Murray and his cowbcys ere dlssusded' from
lynehine walter On the epet saly y. Mles's
VIII be allowed to deal with him.
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70 excuse ne. I've got business Il
the front OF the house"
And away he went.
srock ron BROADWAY.

A movement v on foot 20 form .
company which win control and oper-
ate . stock organization 1t one OF the
well known theatres In the Bsoadway
district. Tho capital stock u TO be
O,ooo. II b said ~. 900 has already
BEEN subscribed! The pr0moterg may
try 20 put their company In the Booth
nsxt season. They hope to have thetr
oreAnisation patterned altar the old
AuGustin DAILY Company. l.
BRAVE Dovo 70 DRILL.
The Pelham Etrs Department, TWEEN
ty.ove strong. will drlu In front OF
the court house at II o'clock AoudAy
mosning. Chief Dodge y sending In
Vtat1ons 10 his friends to attend the
aolaar. Mayor Cyrus PHalns Walker
q De1h1. Tex. u 20 b The CSest Of
Asa Wangman. Head Noaalsman.
VNoa the cHGerNvr TRgg.
yheasstcal Asept--WAaa wus ths
~ sAov you haA n ~ tewni
Is - q 20 -
The evening world., 1915-02-20

Meaoll1s Mlcs's horse; Black rer seises lie
bsSdls. Thea oe1lns the struoole WITH the eur.
ashore and he unbinda her from its back.
Then thsy whit Tor WIN and hls eaptive.
The evening world., 1915-02-20

Just hook" sx pleads, drawing Gladys In front Of
te mirror h e girls dressing room. Don't YOU really
think us Lather-SNipc,ols" Il Is an Inc Tip Of DUo-
iys tongue % say 'Sluhss." tSi she iorbears. !.
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N secoa1 distinct annoyance of the day comes
stsa o1s1y tens oosothy a her sxpsrieke with The
smasA9.s Dorothy 3 synvsthetk. but hints that lhe
!egvcgnUoMlw my hsvs I'm sesponalble. (.
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~ NS s. wSc54 - Ell ~ r.
~ k6ssSHoSS SfsSsss ~ ;?TSSv eere@s ~.
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"A sp.AP.s oAMover.

~ bs6ers ~ Potash . Peri.
1oe ooQpAny left Chicago fou
)netoo 8 Chicago hotel tSndoPod
>D1aeuse . banquet. 1t which Ar
- 1elsens wal TIE honoged Guost
~ alvoa . 1ovins cup. Present.
IA 4osoey DorpArd, AlaxandeJ
- 1panhlvu Henna, Emmett Cor.
~ Hons1 DlndelAf. Louis Mann
ooee. 1gohpdy missed the tram
spolsToN WAS aRurr.
14e 1quO4toas 0Anagse OF tn
QAln~ COMPANY waS talephon.
o1g ~ 01nho'6 GtAGs entranol
~ Voeot . 0an oaSne In and
sSsii = : $4,000 rs,l,.a u
: $3.50 aesAAngi- shsvael u,
~. H9eA ~ - $500 u
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ALAoi AlAei

e1tes ssd 9sstlsnsa." saia he
1Doe e . theatre not tar from
~ 80 nieAt not hong aso.
- Next week We shall put .
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