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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, July 19-Forecast: local showers followed by clear ing and cooler tonight; Tues day fair.
 Connecticut: Probably showers and somewhat lower temperature tonight, Tuesday fair. Moderate south, shifting to west winds.
 Showers have occurred during the last 24 hours from Kansas northeastward to New York. The disturbance is now central over Lake Ontario. It will pass out the St. Lawrence valley tonight. It is followed by an area of high pressure which is now central over Montana. It is causing pleas ant weather with a decided fall in temperature in the northwest ern district. The temperature continues high along the Allan tic coast.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
STOCK MARKET


 New York, July, 19.-Opentng.-Ind cations that last weeks boom in war shares had run it's corFse for time were observed on the resumption of trading today. Crucible Steel opened with 8 decline of 3-4 which fas soon extended to almost points. Other is sues in the same class, notably General Motors, Baldwin Locomotive, Allys- Chalmers preferred and Westinghouse, lost 2 to 6 and U. s. Steel, Saturdays leader, fell a point at the opening. Bethlehem Steel, A11ysIChaImers and National Snelting rose almost ? points. The majority of the more representa- tive stocks opened with declines, Read ing, Arnalgamated Copper and Ameri- can Smelting being under pressure.
 Noon-Operations later switched to the better known railroad stocks ad- vances of 1 to 2 points being made by Changers, trunk lines, trans-con- tinenta1s and coa1ers.t This checked the decline in war specialties, Crucible Steel and General Motors regaining from E to az of their early setba ok. Bethlehem Steel was the only issue of it's kind to show some degree of strength but reacted sharply before noon when dealings became dull and irregular and railroad issues lost much of their rise. U. s. Steel lacked it's early support and other industria1s were feverish. Bonds were irregular
 eT. L. Watson & Co.)
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
55' 55s' sA#s sE DILLON'S 52s as s ss
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LEADING NILLINERsI
GREAT YELLOW TICKET BARGAIN SALE
 NOW ON IN FULL FORCE

And until the end of the day brings forth astonishing value saving opportunities in every de partent and every article in stock This is Aug 1st at price 1t matters not how little the price
 Every should take advantage of this sale and money purchase Hats Beautiful Trim Ostrich Neck Ruffs, Flowers Ostrich Fumes, White Cloth Coats Black White Check Cloth Coats Separate Cloth Skirts Pique Serge Linen and Gabardine and Black Silk Skirts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
AND CAPTAIN HAVE HARD TIME WITH
 HARRY FORD, sK-FooTER

Harry Ford a six-footer, employed i'm and about Clampett' s livery stable on Main street, was sentenced to 60 days in jaiI for breach of the peace. drunkenness, resistance and assault on the person of Antonio Faci1o, who keeps a. bootb1ack stand on Fairfield avenue opposite the Plaza theatre. Ten days of the sentence to jail was imposed for resisting Detective Peter Hall and Captain John Began
 While passing the boobblack stand yesterday noon, Ford committed an unpFovoked assault upon the shoe shine man Peter Hall, who. was passing, ordered Ford to keep the peace, at which the big fellow cha1- lepged the detective, and was getting along swimming1y until Captain Re- gan hove Into sight on his way home to dinner. After a hard struggle. both officers landed Ford in Cell at police headquarters but not until he had left the mark of his heel on Captain Regan's shin bone
 Captain Began had the wound dressed by pr. Beaudry at the e1ner- gency where the surgeon also found that the of1cer's right hand was se- vereIy lacerated and scratched
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
SHANKLIN ON WAY
 TO MEXICO CITY
 TO SEE SITUATION

Washington. July ls Arnold Ghankln. American Consul General in Mexico City. is on his way to Washington under orders from the state department to report upon com ditionA This was stated officially today, and. incidentally it was admit ted that Mr. Shanllin has been with adrawn from duty in Mexico City to avoid continuation Of friction with codes Senor Cardosa. the Brazilian minister there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
NORWALK WOMAN
 KILLED BY BOLT

Norwalk. July 1s-Miss Emma F. Walker, former business manager for Is years of the South Norwalk Sen tdnel, was struck and killed by light ming at Bayview, Fla yesterday. ac- cording to a telegram received by relatives here today. She was about 40 wears old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
Women's W ear

women > " gal
 White wash skirts. Were 5Oc- Goodbye Price 25c Fancy voile dresses Were si. .39. Goodbye Price 98c Wool poplin and serge skirts Black and navy We're S2-37-
 Goodbye Price .$1. .95 Sport Goats. We're $4.98-
 Goodbye Price $3.25 Black -and-white checked suits. Were S14-98.
 Goodbye Price $6.50 Muslin Underwear Chi1dren's white petticoats. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Were 15c.
 Goodbye Price loo Crepe de chine eamisoles. Were 55c- Goodbye Price .39c Princess slips. Lace trimmed. sWere 98e. Goodbye Price .7oc
 Silk Gloves.
 Kayser's 2 clasp silk gloves. Black, white and eolors. Regu- lar Soc pr.
 Goodbye Price .39c Kayser's 16 button length silk gloves. Mostly colors. Were S1.OO pr.
 Goodbye Price .79c
 Upholstery
 Table oilc1oth white and colored 1 IA and 1-2 yds. wide. Value I9c and 25e yd.
 Goodbye Price 15c yd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
Offices Here
 Will Surely Pay You

It will pay you from an economical viewpoint to To- cate in the "FIRsT-BRIDGEPoRT NATIONAL Building because comparison of the First Bridge port National" advantages and rentals with the next best building in town will demonstrate concusively that the "irst Bridgeport National" Building is the most desirable in town.
 But in a broader sense it will pay you to locate in the 'Frst Bridgeport National Bldg because the rent roll will constitute the biggest and doubtless the richest community under roof in the country and it will benefit you to belong to that community.
 BETTER.1NvEsT1GATE AT ONCE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19

While visiting friends in San Fran cisco Mrs. Mayre, wife of George T. Mayre, American ambassador to Rus sia, denied the story that Gner hus- band means to resign his post The depressing conditions in Petrograd on account of the war and the absence of the usual brilliant social life there wer esaid to be important factors in the attitude of the ambassador and Mrs Mayre toward their stay in the Russian capital. In her denial Mrs
 Mayre said that she came home to rest and will soon return to, Petro- grad.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19

24 in Mating suit cases. i Value s1.oo.
 Goodbye Price .85c Braided net curtains. Value s1.5o to s2.5o.
 Goodbye Price ........... 95c and $1. AS Snowflake cross stripe cur tains. Value. $1.oo, $1.50 and S2.Oo pr.
 Goodbye Price .......
 79c, $1.19 and $1.4e pr.
 Mems Wear. Mems nainsook and mesh shirts and drawers. Were 25c and 39c. Goodbye Price 2Oc Mems work shirts. All sizes. Usually 44c.
 Goodbye Price 33c Mems soft collars with tie to match. Value 12 1-2c-
 Goodbye Price Sc Mems Balbriggan shirts and drawers. Long or short sleeves. Were soc.
 Goodbye Price ...... 34c
 Notions. Sc Clark's 2 cord sewing cot ton. 200 yd. spools.
 Goodbye Price 8 for Sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19

Within a few days the reconstruct ed navy radio station at New Orleans will be ready for operation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
ALMANAC TOR TODAY

Five persons were Injured, three probably fatally, when an automobile crashed into a tree near Kingston, N. v.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19

Don't forget This week then close the doors
 ABE L. KLINE FOR KLINE BROS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19

Sc o. N. T. Darning cotton. Black and white.
 Goodbye Price 3 for 5c Sc Basting cotton. 500 yd. spools
 Goodbye Price ..3 for Sc Sc, and 1oc hair nets.
 Goodbye Price Pc SC Mothers Ironing wax pads
 Goodbye Price 8 for 1Oc 4oc Net shopping bags.
 Goodbye Price .4c 25c -Riehardson's sewing silk. Black and white. 425 yd. spools.
 Goodbye Price =, I5c Sheets and Pillow Gases. 42x86 in. BIeached pillow cases. Values Sc.
 Goodbye Price .61ac 45x36 in. Bleached' pillow cases. Value 12 1-2c.
 Goodbye Price Sc 81x9o Bleached seamless sheets. Value 58c.
 Goodbye Price =. .49c Full size mercerized, hem stitched table cloths. Regular 89c. Goodbye Price .65c Lace trimmed scarfs, and squares. Were Soc.
 Goodbye Price ... .23c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19

CT. L. Watson & Co.) It IS idle to prate against the buoy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-19
955- -o57 MAIN STREET
. OUR GOODBYE SALE yGS EXTREMELY LOW PRICES ON EVERYTH

We giving the people of Bridgeport will ed f0rs s0met tmet ocOnne. is OuF farew to you week. To longer.
The evening world., 1915-02-23

gotten Olive Frvmstad. over whom
last season there was demonstration
unparalleled when she took her leave
of us and whose kundry, TO me, at
least. will be an undying memory
Nine. Kurt IL good 20 look upon. she
has . lovely voice. but voice that 10
not colorful. 1t does not Of itself ex-
press emotion. She has TO rely upon
extraneous means to make her points.
Her diction. for instance. 10 Suffi-
ciently aggressive to annoy. Incl.
dentally. why those groane and
screeches at the beginning Of the
third actf kundry, by that time. IL
become again the patient, meek, will
ing slave OF the Church.
Clarence Whitehill's Amfortas was
the feature Of the performance. a
noble conception, splendidly sung. to
the honor OF Americas art, of which
he is a distinguished illustrator. Carl
Braun. by his singing and acting.
made the old bore Gurnemanz inter-
esting. Johannes Sembach sang the
title part well. In the cast were Otto
Goritz as Klingsor, "the best OF the
bunch" as an irreverent friend Of
mine remarked: Arthur Middleton,
Albert Reiss, Sophie BYaslau. Lenora
Sparkes. Elisabeth Schumann. Mabel
Garrison, Louise Cox, Marie Mattfeid
and Vera Curtis. Mr.. Hertz con-
Quoted with his usual fervor and got
his customary applause every time he
entered the. orchestra pit.
IL LAmore del tre Re-" Montemex.
els absorbing opera was sung again
at the Metropolitan Opera House
last night before q large audience.
There was the original fine cast OF
Lucrezia, Bori, Edoardo Ferrari-
Fontana, PasQuale Amato. Adamo
Didur and Angelo Bada to interpret
II. Mr.. Toscanini conducted. The
curtain calls were many.
Copeland-not Jack, Dick, Bill or
Harry-just plain Copeland, gave a
plano recital at Aeolian Hall yester-
day afternoon before a discriminatin
audience of considerable size. Mr.
Copeland (did somebody say his
name was Frank? or was Il 0eorge?)
played with authority. charm and
no little distinction. His programme
began with tho first movement Of
MacDowelrs SONATA Tragica," in
cluded q Chopin and Debussy group,
and ended with some Spanish dances.
The evening world., 1915-02-23

act in Kl,nesor's enchanted garden.
with the failure OF the beautiful
flower maidens and Of Kundry 70
allure the Guileless Fool. II got a
chance to let OF its pent up steam.
Of which II took full advantage.
Melanie Kurt, as kundry, won
another popular success. 1t IL a
curious thing at the Metropolitan
Opera house that some singers
are assured of triumph al
most before they open their mouths.
This was true In the case Of
Nine. Kurt, who made her first ap-
pearance here recently as Isolde. OF
course, there was a claque, but II was
superfluous, because the audience
rose to her instinctively. In success
sion her Brunnhilde, her Sieglinde
and now her Kundry have been &C.
claimed. The wife Of a distinguished
critic. herself a musician. said TO mo
in the lobby, The greatest since
Terminal" Shades Of all that have
gone before! Have we 90 soon for.
The evening world., 1915-02-23
Clearancss In
BLAN KETS

This Is money-saving wssk-ws -
vsntory Saturday .hsfs are BlaqA1o
bargains thst are metchi0t-NGv
Others In lots too small 70 advsrtinA
Meavy Cetssa HSeees DuasAess-
white. colora and novelty-All Oeonn
reg u.ss to sf.fs....s 10 clssv -
Best Cstssa Yleees nasaHsss-
heavy-whits. tan ana gfay-
contrasting borders-fult sisss-
excellent for hotels. boas6lng
houses and institutions- fllIt
were e3.tg. eo eaenv 4 -
California Wssl Dlaahsas-wbieA
coiors and noveities--alt stsss--
were sos ana ss.ss. 80 ssssr lyoO
L:.,s Vel Dla.hss-Aaetseliss
noyeltiea lhigh coleesl-fuil
sises-slightly soiled--
VALUES 70 eSs.ee. e............1lsOy
The evening world., 1915-02-23
GENUINE war RELICS
ON SHOW IN new YORK

The only authentic war relics
brought to this country to date are
being shown at Proctor's East One
Hundred and Twenty NTH Street
Theatre. Mr.. Proctor's representa-
tives have secured several relics from
the battlefields Of Belgium that include
German helmets and fatigue caps. two
exploded shells from quick firing
guns and various bits Of shrapnel.
One Of the most interesting features
u a Zeppelin dart. This particular
instrument weighs one-half pound
and 10 Of hard steel pointed at one
end. Several hundred are dropped at
one time from an aeroplane or Zeppe-
lin. They have been known to pene-
trate q tree trunk Of over one foot In
diameter. One OF these darts, strik-
The evening world., 1915-02-23
INVENTORY CLEARANCES IN
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS


cl:sssassss-!es' y,ssssi7es-
cotton iasss--wcss .SS. =. d
were el.le.. 80 n
Rsmnants Of IAces-all kinds anl
widths-at Y and v regular DetseA
Mons Muslin Nisht shirts-colisr.
isss-emb'd front-fast coisSs
--sisss as an1 is-wers .se... -
Mems Donst Night ghirts- w. 81
collar attaehes4--wids ana ...
ie"s-wsre ~. ............... -
ciearancss Of Mourning vsiIs--
We're Sass. -
Were ef.o........... 90
Were Else. ..S...... 80
Chiffon veiis--
were @szs. s...........1.50
were u.SS. 30
were VIZ. 80
ON MAIN FLOOR
Silver Plated Serving apoons-
Rogers triple DiatS-sss. Si.Sg. -
Acssrs Triple Plated Salad ssts-
iinod eox-reG. Sass. ..9,3o
our.piscs Tea sets-QuaArupie n
piate-.sttractivo desirns-
were &s.ss. TO clear 4.o0
OF best makes-tFiple plated
handles-fins English steel
bIades-elsewhere e7.sS. ......H .H.DD
Black Union raffets Umbrsilas- w
Z, ss,nS n1c !. ~ iIHenLgaein en1
The evening world., 1915-02-23

SS.ss Wsass's Cssss Slkts. ........ ass
Poplin and serse-black and navy
circular models with tucks
Cs:s.s sss.s esif'risn snS,Sa ana cs ~snsSs SanS.
's%s,SSfmssS 's%so,SSfmsSsS :kih4s"sf6osp :sHs .,.ffs6;s FLOOR.
n Ct. Wsasais Sssssn Psstiessts. .... 81
Black and eolors--yan Dyke or
pisated flouncss-fitted or string
PprTiS8HT1s-sEcoSD yLooa.
Sis wsusa's Ceutil Cs,ss.s. ...... ~
Tapering model-medium low bust
-s''rs cohsrkfshsR.coSb ssEk n.Rs0abb + nSSa. sS;
- et. Bsys' Blsssss 4 10 IS ys. ...,.. rs
Plain chambray. white madras
and fancy percales. also medium
light and dark cheviots--with
Bofs' TUENisHiNGs- Gs-rHIRp FLOOR.
- Ct. Ckk' Cinshaa Dresses. ........ -
Plaids, checks and stripes-variety
5sIsY 5RrssItsY bsnsssssscdsB ss y ssI sEsox
$,.ss Bsys' SSts, ,..................3.sS
Norfolk and sack models-fancy
and cheviots-some with extra
trousers--s 10 II yrs,
BOYS cLorHiNG--rHIRD FLOOR.
% a. Wsnsn's Cemh;nst;sss. ... %
Nainsook-pretty yokes OF emb'y
and lace--trird skirt or drawer.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECOND PIoOR.
a Il. Wsasa's Ez. Sss Vests. ........ .lO
Cotton-shaped--lOw neck
sleevelrss or short sleeyes.
KNIT UNDERwrAR-MAiN FLOOR
$50 Mans Z Womsn's Umbrellas les
Black Union taffeta-sil,g finish
| plain, carved and trim'd mission
| or natural handles.
rMRRzI.As" MAIN FLOOR.
| s. et. Holland Windsv Shades. ...... -
7x3 n. before hemming-(n (note
| lcnEth)-Eood tints-slightly ip
perfect. nothing 10 hurt wearN
6nADEs-rHIRD FLOOR ~
({0nnw 0nmAm n~nn<
The evening world., 1915-02-23
TOILET ARTICLES
Extra Price Savinas

rhrse-piecs Toilet gets-Ivory
tint ccme. brush sna mlrrof-
"e's Wv '..'..........s... .8s1D
Infants Sets-Ivory tint
hand Deinte6-wers ot.te..... -
westphsrs Hair Tonis--ei.ee slse -
wainutta Hair stain-so ct. siss. -
Danderine-so ct. siss. .......... -
Hay's Hair Hsalth-se ct. siss... -
swifts Laundry soap-rss. g.... d
swifts Pride Washing Powder
~ Ct pAckage. ................ III
Babeskin soap-S cakes In bex-
- ct. boz. .................. III
Physicisns' and Surgeons SOAP :,
reg. 10 cake. ................. q
Teeth nrushss-rsg. 10. ....... q
The evening world., 1915-02-23

ing Q man. will traverse the bed,
from head to foot.
The motion pictures now being pro-
tected show the operations In the
present drive At Ypres as well as the
naval base at Heiigoland and the
German feet now bottled w In the
Kiel Canal.
The relies are TO be shown for but
one week only at Proctor's East One
Hundred and Twenty-nfth Street
Theatre,
The evening world., 1915-02-23
MeLanie Kurt 49,
Sings Kundry
I In s'ParsifaL''
b. Ssiuester Ralciing.

IIn ARSIFAL" drew vast
audience to the holiday mat
inee at the Metropolitan
Opera House yesterday and held 1t
entranced from 1 o'clock until six min
utes past six. The newcomers once
moro by the awaiting Kisses OF the de-
vout were subdued into reverence for
the stage production Of the celebration
Of the mass at the end Of the first
and of the third acts and prevented
from applauding. After the second
The evening world., 1915-02-23
on MAIN FLOOR

rror ana Coat ornam.>..
6iack ma coiors-wsrS IT, ~
RsadsA o.,uisu,..-~>. Ana
bwSis ccmSiSsSsc,s s"~
'~ " A'Se
Women's I.inen Hdkfs-s~h.A
corners-siirhtiy soiied-
'AS
roII-embroidsred orSsn ndts. Ana
Plausn lac~o--White IA c0rs
wePs m
"snSs x ,nIe Ie yoyeSswo c!asp->>
""s'e' ten.' '0O
ma r,.x.. ~,
The evening world., 1915-02-23

but ar IN vain; the more I triod the worss
my faos became. Aft9 three or four weeks'
suffering I noticed . Cutlcura advertisD.
nsus. I ussd Cutscurs soap aad ointmeas
Cor week and there vas an inpesvsmsat
quickly. I washed my fsns with CuticusA
Soap and warm water. dried II and applied
che Cuticura Ointment. This ! did three
o. four times day and afSsr using then
two and . half usonths the result was Q
clear complexion. was completely healed"
(sisned) Miss Marie E. stepaneh. August
I. 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With a2-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
Aress pose-card "Cuticuss. Dept. T, Be-
esa." Sold throughout the world.
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Hl {. e: :: a e !: ! !. !! lg
Only -Four Business Days Remain for
Final Stock Cleavances!
Stock Taking vsiues wM Richly Repay vt1i
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, ETC.
for Women and Children
at Inventory Prices.

at Inventory Prices.
women's Nightdresses--Amifrsnch--
scallopsd neck and sleeves--
lace and emby--vaius .se..... .40
women's NiGhtdresses..-dos. styles
Nigh htdrsssss--over twenty medals
eiaboreteiy or neatly srim'd-
value ei.2s. ......,........... %
women's white Petticoats-fancy
lacos or wide emb'y--reE. 81. 80
RED Ticket Lot womsn's Petticoats-
hsndsomsiy trim'd--wers Ss.as Lao
Nainsook Corset Covers
laces and emb'y-reg. 3D.. 10
Muslin OF Cambria prawsrs--tuoks,
hsmstitching Or smb'y--vaL ~ 10
ws%sn: g ;snsy pIfs..rs.|4ssi... I:s..;,- tse..
Nainsook mbinations--drawsr or
skirt-lace. emb'y and Ribbon
value .ss..... ................... ~
Nainsook mbinations---fancy trim'd
yoke. .trsT'd skirt sr drawsrs-- a.
reg. WV. ''...'........... .O4
women.s Lawn Dressing saeauss--
prsttiiy fi9ufsd-bsitsd-- -.
val. ~. ................. I'D
women's Knit Pstticoats-
broken assortment-wers e1.tS .00
women's Knit vests-grsy only
were .eo.. To olear 80
women's Knit Corset csvsrs-
S.ns snSr, .as e ,Hnf .maf .ss''..... s.s..v.:- An
Girls. camb.to Draw.cs-i to 10 yrs.-
tucks ana hemstitchir g-wsre IL .
Girls. Bath Rotss.-yaosuarl blaukets
light and dark-were Ss.sS 4 as
Chiidren's Sweater Coats-good colors
plain weave-pocketA-
were o1.ts. .........,,., m
The evening world., 1915-02-23

- Ct. Mssss1nss. .GoI
ss-inch--iustrous finish-hiaaS.
white. ivory. cream. light 40 /
snxs-xAN 1ooR.
% Ct. Akwssl DrssdeIstAs. ......... RI
ssS.inchT;ss,di.ala sS;,s. ;,SS, s:rrst; ssAss
navy navy, ana sbi S'.cH. sna osrs orewss
DRDss GoODs-xAIx moor.
- Ct. Msre'ssd uniae Sssssas. ...... al
3e-inch-soft finish-black
Luxrsas-sasssIsr. Sas SSiHE:i
IS Ct. Mssesnssd Pspsas. .......... .liI
Soft. ius,rous finish--good coloss
WASH DRESS FABRios-sAsnxnSr,
10 et. Fancy Psreslss IS inch. Ol<
Stripes. figures. dots. etc.-lighG
and dark grounds,
WASH DRESS FABRicS-BAsENreR.
% et. White French vsilss. .koI
Chiffon 45-inch-dosiEnbio
for blouses. dresses. etc.
WHITE GooDs-MAiN FLOOR
q q. Blssehsd Twkiah rsvsb. .laI
slhxto-hemmed--whits a. ere
TowEIs-MAix rloos.
Ss1s SesRspsd lsss SETS. ........... .l1o|
Round = pure linen - cloth eel
half dozen napkins - bsautiful
+Ii;'i Tis.sssusAh e. & Hsf'it stSsStl-. IT.
10 CT livery Dsssi.g cseA. 80. nal
English ivory ali coarse -
rOsLEr ARr1CLUo-oADU1ule8
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MORNING SPECIALS-Tsaarsw, Wsdnssday U.tn P NJ
dasrs buynE sunt
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-06-24
WANT COLUMN.

Money to loan. J. F. White.
C. f. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing, 34-tf
For all kinds of notary work,
call on I. S. Knapp.
For Sale-Chicken feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell. grit, char
coal, beef scraps, blood, etc.
Evans &Bennett.
have money to loan on real
estate. T. S. Knapp.
If you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on J. F. White.
If you are in need of fire insu.
rance, phone T. S. Knapp.
Muench and Nemetz always
have a good supply of VOLTS Cap
ital Hams on hand. Try them
and you will buy no other.
For up-to-date wall decorations
see A. j. Miller. 4l-tf.
T. S. Knapp will enjoy show
ing you any property that he has
for sale. rent or trade.
| am sole agent for McCor-
mick machinery and their re-
pairs. Binders, mowers and
rakes. r. o. Graves.
Big bunch of nice thrifty shoats
for Sale-Wt. so to 100 lbs, al
so brood SOW, cheap. Muench a.
Nemetz. Phone Arv. III.
Wanted Man to do some hoe
ing. Apply at Enterprise Office.
: For Sale-Fresh jersey COW.
John Andrist. Rt. No. l. Golden,
Box 1851.
For Sale acres newly cut
alfalfa, in the field. Call Arvs
OIL. SILT
For Sale-Pascal Celery plants.
c. NJ. Hoyt. Phone Arvada 1921
52-lp
For Sale One 4 year old black
horse. weight 1900 ID partially
broken. Il. e. Mains, Semper.
52-lp
Advertise your wants in this
column. sc per line e words.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-06-24

Reports will include information a.
10 rains, slightly muddy. heavy mud.
bridges or culverts out. roads freshly
graveled, deep sand, road gangs at
work. ETC."
The various good roads associations
OF the state have taken the matter I'd
favorably and the county commissioners
OF each county will act in conjunction
with the telephone company in obtain
ing the information desired. 1t means
broad campaign for better roads.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-06-24

are normal no report will be required.
"These reports, which will come from
each of the sixty three counties in the
state Of Colorado will be tabulated and
in turn will be transmitted to all motor
clubs, garages and other points where
general information is usually to be
had. Probably cards will be printed,
eventually, and posted the same as
weather reports are issued today.
Probably the most valuable feature
Of these reports will be the issuance of
good roads map which is now in the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-06-24

hands of the printers. These maps will
show the complete state highway sys-
TEN, as indicated on map prepared by
the engineer of the State Highway
Commission. The telephone company's
map will show, by separate colors,
whether the road in any particular Sec
ton is macadamized, rock ballasted,
graveled, improved or unimproyed.
These maps will also be divided into
blocks, arranged with respect t. the
facilities Of the telephone company in
different sections of the state.