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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-05
Four Men and Four Women Arrest
ed in Connection With Bing-
ham, Utah, Robbery.
ham, Utah, Ro

Bingham, Utah, Dec. 31.-Four
men and four women are under ar
rest as suspected accomplices Of
Bert Heaton, who held up the Bing-
ham State bank Tuesday and was
captured soon afterward with all of
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-05

l believe in the Strengthening dis
cipline of sickness and trouble, be-
cause men don't go into a rose gar
den to look for ship timber.-Robert
J. Burdette.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-05
Administrator of said estate
34T3 Wesley Martin, Atty.

If person enters the church on
Sunday in a worshipful spirit, the
sermon, the prayer and the song
service are liable to be quite salts
factory. There is a psychology of
church going as we'll as Of weekday
en- gagements.-H
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-05
THE BRITISH
IN GLOOM At
LOSS TO navy
Only $50 Saved From Battleship
Formidable, Sunk in the Eng
lish Channel.
WAS HIT BY MINE OR TORPEDO
German Submarine From Zeebrugge
Base Likely Sent Warship
to Bottom.
WAS HIT BY MINE OR TORPEDO

London, Jan. 2, 1892 a. m.-The
Daily Chronicle states that surviv-
ors OF the battleship Formidable
report that the vessel was torpedoed
both fore and aft early Friday morn
ing and sank almost Immediately.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-05
My Stock of Farm
Harness

Is complete. Call and look it over.
Please bring in your harness for
oiling and repairs now.
Don't delay
Don t let your horses 60 without
blankets and yourself without fur
robes. You want them now.
Halters, suit cases, travelling bags,
pocket books, ETC., a good assort-
n1ent.
Call at my store when in need of
anything In the harness line.
F. F.. GREMPEL
d-f-t-tt
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-05

The fruit of the righteous Is tree
of life; and he that winneth souls
is wise.-Proverbs, N,30.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
TROY

CENTER-Services will be held a.
the church next Sunday afternoon.
Good VIII Club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Stephen Barker.
Harry Cunningham and family have
moved from Freedom to the home of
his parents.
The Sunshine Society will meet
Thursday OF this week with Mrs. John
Smith
The Sunday school at Cooks Corner
held successful entertainment al the
schoolhouse Friday evening. The pro-
gram opened with PRAYER by the pas
tor. Rev. William Snow. and consisted
Of { song, III Ba a Sunbeam" bv the
girls; duet by Mr.. Davis and Mrs
Sawyer; two pantonimes and recita-
tioAs by Arthur Roundy and Err,a
Davis. followed aby box social.
Harry Rollins, an elderly and most
highly esteemed resident Of TROY.
PASSED away Saturday evening. Dec. 1.
at the hospital in Bangor, where he
went month ago for treatment, His
age was II. He had been in failing
health for q long time. One son,
FRANK Rollins of Troy and two C7augh-
ters, Miss Annie Rollins. n trained
nurse, and Mrs. Bert Gordon of Bel
last. survive The remains were
brought Monday TO his late home,
where the funeral occurred Tuesday.
and the internlent was in Dixmont.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
Found. Simple Remedy
that Relieved Child
Mild Laxative Compound Cor.
rects Stubborn Case of :
Constipation

An Important duty that devolves on
parents is the regulation of their chill
Gren's boWels. Health in later life de-
pends in large measure on early train
ing and child should be taught from
infancy to regular habits.
When from any cause the bowel be-
cones consested with stomach waste
a mild laxative should be employed TO
open up the passage gently and carry
ST the consested mass. \ most effec-
i've remedy FIR this purpose is the
com oinatIon of simple laxative herbs
haoWn as DR.. Caldwel!s Syrup Pepsin
Ars. W. D. Bulls of Reed. Okla, used
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for her
caby boy, Harley Buren, Bulls, and says
II did him more good than anything
"e have given him. His bowels are
Ferw stubborn about acting, but they
ACT easily every time l give him DR..
CalaWeil's Syrup Pepsin."
Dr. CaldWelIs Syrup Pepsin contains
no opiate or narcotic drug and is a
splendid remedy for children and older
people as we'll. It has been on the
market for more than twenty five
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
George A. Hilton Of Anson

George y. Hilton, an aged resident
of Arson. died at his residence on
Main street Thursday morning, after
a critical illness Of week. Mr.. Hilton
was a native of the town OF Starks
and was the son of Benjamin and
Margaret Athearn Hilton and is the
last Of 4 family OF several brothers
and sisters. Mr.. Hilton always lived
in his native town until moving 10
Arson about nine years ago. For
many years he was one of the largest
farmers and best known residents Of
his native town. a widow. three sons,
Walter G.. Hilton and Arthur l.. Hi;
ton Of -Anson, and William Hilton, who
resides on the home place in StarkS,
survive. Mr.. Hilton was - years, 4
months and Is days Old. He was q
member Of the Madison .iethutlist
church and by his upright character
won and held the respect u wide
circle Of acquaintances. The funeral
services will he conducted IL his late
residence at 1.30 P. 81, Sunday by
Rev. William Wood
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
N MADISON

A4th"uSh the number present was
smaller than AZ some previous meetings
the ninth annual nieetin. of The Sow
erset County Veterans Association and
Ladies' Auxiliary held Thursday IN
Naaisoh was a very enjoyable occasion
10 about 20 veterans and their wives
who were present from the slrrornf,ins o
towns. The meeting was called n ~
Ger at 1880 \. NJ. by Col. f. E. Gould
III Grange hall, ana following a brief
devotional service came the annual re-
ports OF the various officers.
Col Gould was elected by a unani-
nous vote for the 10th time as presi
dent of the association. The other Off
GERS are: Lieut., Col Charles Folsom
Jones of Skowheean; quartermaster.
Amasa Gregory of Madison; chaplain.
Cephas Walker of Madison
The three comrades reported to Ghaye
died since last meeting were Charles
Smith of Skowhegan, Judson Bailey of
New Sharon, and J. W. NORM Of So
Ion. committee on resolution was
appointed, after which the meeting was
adjourned for dinner, which was serv-
ed by the women of Marcellus s. Per-
kins G. A. r. Circle in the I. O. O. F.
hall
The meeting was again called to or
der at 1.15 P. NJ. by Col Gould and
the company Joined in singing: There
Shall Be Showers Of Blessing; repeat
ing the 23rd Psalm and the Lords
Prayer in concert; short speech by the
chaplain Adoption of report of COM
mittee of resolutions on deceased com.
rades. Memorial service during which
the comrades stood with bowed heads.
Singing 60 To Thy Rest in Peace.
by Mr.. Gould and Mrs D. H. Randall
Address Of welcome. Judge c. o. Small.
Judge Small said among other things
that he thought it wrong for the old
soldiers to be obliged to ask for q pen.
sion which should be freely given them
as wards Of our nation. Response and
reading of ninth annual report by Co,
Gould, who reported that the associa-
tion now has 1856 members, 81 honorary
members; and the Auxiliary 2s7 men,
bers- Song. I'm Proud to Be the Moth.
er Of a Boy Like You" Mrs. George
Donna; humorous reading, Mrs. Nav
tie w. Pratt.
At this time the meeting was given
over to the auxiliary with the presi-
dent Mrs. Charles Haynes presiding
First came the annual reports of the
officers. next the nomination and cleo
tion Of officers for the coming year as
President. Mrs. Jennie McFar-
land; vice presidents, Mrs. Rebecca
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
MONMOUTH

EAsT-Mr. Cram and son recently
got three coons from ore tree.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Frost celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary last
Saturday evening
Mrs. {. F. Hall returned Friday from
Eoston. where she attended a n.cetiny ?
of Odd Ladies.
Benjamin Smith and son-in-law
George Ridiow. have gone into III.
woods with teams. probably for the en-
tire winter.
Max Willard attended q meeting of
the Maine Seed Improvement Society
which met this week in Lewiston in
connection with the Maine Dairymen' S
Association.
w. S. Howard is CARVING pupils from,
the Neck TO the East Monmouth scnoo,
which is being successfully taught bv
Leah Crosby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
Green Mountain Pomona.

Green Mountain Pomona Grange me,
Dec. at Hancock for the election OF
officers. which resulted as follows: Mas
ter, w. L. Pratt, Ellsworth; overseer
c. H. Shand, Bar Harbor: lecturer, NJ
L. Garland, Lakewood; steward, Will
Ball, Hancock: Assistant steward, G. l..
FoSg, Salisbury Cove; chaplain, Mrs
Grace l.. Wilbur, Sorrento; treas, F. A
Noyes. Sullivan; secretary, Mrs. F. A
Noyes, sullivan; gatekeeper, Lewis Jor-
dan. Hancock; Ceres, Mrs. Geo. Davis,
Ellsworth Falls; Pomona, Mrs. c. S
Shand, Bar Harbor; Flora, Mrs. Elsie
Esty, Ellsworth; lady assistant steward.
Miss Mary Shand. Bar Harbor: execu-
tive committee. Julien Emery. Salisbury
Cove, A. l. Foss. Hancock. and George
Davis, Ellsworth Falls. Pomola Grange
furnished a fine program at the evening
session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
NOTICE Or PU5liC SALE.

BY virtue of the authority in the unaI'
signed, as administrator de bon,Is bonis .''l lsts
T. A. of the estate of y. NJ. Nlcn9ts, ssnn%
of Monmouth, in the County, OF ~, ii.
bee, and State of Maine. and H!ur1 lurobsis'
license granted by the Judge OF IT." IT. %
in and for said County OF kenneus n;
the twenty-second day of NoVeiI1lipe. Ni1i I'll Il
l hereby give notice that | VIII sss
public auction at Cumston Han n .nlro1a
Monmouth at ten o'clock in the lGas;'y:hi 3s;5 II
on the fifteenth day OF January. w X
following described real estate ooaar.aa
said \. NJ. Nichols, 70 wit; a a IN sad
Monmouth, and bourded and ces es, isb
as follows, viz: On the IN %ortn nIl,eSn al q!
land OF p. B. Nichols, now decease% 8
the East by land formerly OF , sd5s aSs ws'l
Nichols: ON the South and on tI.e nos
by land formerly of II. NJ Biahe. 1s9
deceased, containing about SIN"
acres. "a, ninb
Dated at Monmouth. Maine. this A'
day OF December, 1915. ,roprY.
LEROY T. SHQhTTL l.
Administrator de bonis non. l.
dec1l.sat.3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
Mountain Grange.

Mountain Grange, North Buckfield,
held a regular meeting Dec. 4. The
following officers were elected for the
coming year:
Master, w. P. Cutting; overseer, Ar
thur Sturtevant; lecturer. Minnie
Keene; setward, Lawrence Morse; as
sistant steward, Linwood Morse; chap
lain, Hernon Morse; secretary, Jose
phine Kicker; treasurer, f. E. Heald;
gate keeper, F. A. Harlow; Ceres.
Florence Heald: Pomona, Dora verrill:
Flora, Kate Buck; lady assistant stew
ard, Helen Heald.
An entertainment. supper and dance
were planned for the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11

SAoHhcsan chr,ches viii observe
Sunday next as temperance day. The
speakers are from the Civic League
and very Interesting services are plaza
ned. Al the Methodist church -Sundl-
at 1915. Rev. W f. Berry will preach,
at the First Baptist, Rev. c. Z. OT-en;
at the congregational. Edward H. En-
ory. The speaker for the Bethany
church is not decided. though it was
expected up to last night that Horace
i'urington Of Waterv;lle would speak.
Nr. PurIngton is unable. however. ON
account Of poor health. Special music
viii be provided at all the services. In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
STATE OF MAINE.
Public Utilities Commission.

In the matter OF the application Of Il
Union Light {: Power Company for a.
proval OF an issue CT stCch.
L. NO. =
The Union Light * Power CompsH
presents is petition TO ta'S Conmi:sI
asking authority 40 issue S. a. Of rs cat
tai stock for the purpose ct enabling th
company 70 purchase Of Hollis 81 Shsl
certain franchises, i9ern'its rights az
property, aHG 10 enable TIE company Z
supply itself with funds for the prosscl.
tiOn OF its business.
The application being in proper fort
and a hearing thereon being eXpedsE
1t is
ORDERED
That a public hearing Oh said apptli,
Eon be hal at the on ices # the Plth
Utilities Commission. az AuGusta. o.
TUESDAY, Dec. Il: Ig15. al = o'clock in u
forenoon. and that at the same tine u
application Of Hollis Vi. Shaw TO sell y
the tnion Light 4 Power company S',
tain property. and the petition OF u
Central Maine IOwer Company 10 W'
chase the stock Of the Union light .
Power Company. (which hearing w
continued from Zee. :, '@lib be resume
The applicant Will cause notice Of SIl
hearing TO be given by Publishing N I.
Daily ke1nehec journal copy Of th
order. attesisd by the Clerk cf Ilis Oh.
mission. such publication 10 be at !as
two days before said Zee. Il, l9l5.
Give, under the hard and sea' OF u
Public Utilities Commission, at August
this 9th day OF Icccmher, y. y. lal5.
IL. So BENZ. +. CLfAN ES.
WI. Z. SHELTON,
6f5AS. " MULLEN.
:. Public Utilities Compassion q Name
(SeaD e
A true copy,
declidIt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11

the evening at O'Clock there VIII he
union service in the Methodist
church.
Miss Lettie Rowe has gone to Bev-
erly. Mass. to take care of her cous-
in, Mrs. Annie Roberts, who is i'll.
Mrs. Clara 3. Leavitt has gone to
West Baldwin to pass the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Walter F'l.rt.
Miss Myra Rowell is again steno"ra-
pner in the secretary Of States office,
Augusta, where she had a position list
spr.ng.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
onlx One "eRoMo oulNlhEr

To get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMC QUININT. Look 10,
signature Of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Coli
In One Day. 25c.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11

years and is the family standby in
thousands of homes. Druggists every
where sell it for fifty cents a bottle.
A trial bottle free of charge. can be
obtained by writing to DR.. w. B.eCald-
we'll, 45i Washington ST., Monticello.
III
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11

Gregory and Mrs. May Randall: sec
retary. Mrs. Maytie w. Pratt; treasur-
er Mrs. William Mckenney OF North
Anson: chapiain. Mrs Nancy Morrill,.
At this time the meeting was again
taken in charge by the veterans and
the order of exercises was: Remarks
by Rev. John A. Harding, pastor OF
the Free Baptist church; exhibition of
a Testament, picked up on the battle
field of Antietam and an account OF
the finding of the same; remarks by
Rev. William Wood, pastor OF the,
Methodist church; story and brief
speech by c. F. Jones. An interesting
account of the trip and recent review
in Washington was given by Comrade
S F. Emerson. Mr.. Emerson went
over the same route that his regiment
went over on its way to the front. Mrs.
Renier. who was q delegate from the
women's organizations of Maine. gave.
another interesting account of her trip
and showed number of pictures of
places visited.
It was voted to hold the next meeting
in Skowhegan in March. 1916.
Mrs. John r. Trickey entertained the
officers Of Minerva Chapter, o. E. 3.
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Old Point avenue. The afternoon was
passed in an informal social manner
and refreshments. were served. tt
4 meeting of voters interested in
solving the water question in Anson
was held Thursday evening in he
Town hall with representative voters
from both ends Of the town present.
After considerable discussion, a COM
mittee consisting OF Henry Merry and
Fred Bunker of North Anson. and
George Booth CT the lower village was
appointed to attend the special meet
ing CT the Madison Village Corpora
ton and ascertain as far as possible
the sentiment OF the voters in that
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11

In the matter OF the application ~ =.
Union Light x Power COMPANY .Ts
permission TO furnish It's service i,ss. ~
Town of Union. ~
L. NO. $. (
TIE Union Light Il Power Colnnars
public utility. applies for a de2igra,,..
that public convenience and n-,ess -.
Quire that il furnish lis service ins,I,
Town Of Union, and that tuis Cor1p1
sion give its consent TO the PETITIONS, !,
furnish such service in such Town "
The application further r-@Itts ,hat,.
Crawford Electric Company, a cCruss-,
ton, and Hollis Vi. Shaw. an iudjyih.
are furnishing. Or are authorized 10 A.
L.sh, in said town a similar ser7irs n
that desired 20 be furnished by the Nj.
toner.
The application is in the form ~.
seribed BY this Commission. and We r. 4.
tsrmine that il is e%redlent that a Dull,
hearing thereon lie mad.
!. II is, therefore.
ORDERED
That public hearing on said appHc,.
ton be had AT the offices Of the puhI,
Utilities Commission, at Augusta, in ss
state, Oh Dec. II. 1915, - l. O'Clock ,
the forenoon, and that The retitioDg
cause notice OF The same TO be given ty
publishing III the Daily keEuete, Journ.
a copy of this order, attesGed by Il,
Clerk OF this Commission. suCn publEg
ton to he at least two days before Sal
Dec. =, 1875; and that ,he petitioner ag
cause notice to he gwen 10 the ssl
Crawford Electric Company and s..
Hollis NJ. Shaw hy serving upon each
copy of this order. attes,rd ~ the Cir:
OF this Commission. TWO d..ys 4; least b.
fore said Dec. i, 1915.
Given under e hand and seal Of Il.
Public Utilities Comnlss.yn. AZ August
this .th day of Uecemhar A D. l9l5
IL. 50 BENZ. T. CLEAVES.
WI. 3. SHELTON,
-CEAS.. ". MULLEN,
Public Utilities Commission u llaim
(SeaD
4 srIe copy, 100 r-..lY 4,
Attest: GEo--F. GIDDIAGs, Cle+
deClldlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
Every SUNDAY

in thousands OF households, ,.o,,
overeat. and their stomachs and dTl;vn l;v..
suffer for it the next day. and ' ss.
the day following. Ordinarily a eooa M
big tiinEer hurts no one when so sou
work is done after it. But Suna,' S'
is"rest-day, and the stomach do.ss!
get the help OF the usual excess.
and sometimes it is given too nss.
to do. In such cases, L. F"'s@
woods Medicine helps the dipes,;aa =
acts on the bowels and carries oF,s
bile before any harm is done n:
an old family remedy. perfectly =;
for even the children, and a ~;
medicine to keep in the house ior ~ ~
den attacks OF indigestion, biliouss..
and sick headache. Nv
FREE.-"Ye Olde Songs" words and
of sixty popular songs sert free on rer.;..
one outside yellow wrapper from ,hs T..
together with yoIr opinion .: ou- Medicio. '
81. F." Medicine Co, Portland N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
Somerset Vital Statistics


Following are the vital statistics for
Somerset county for the past week:
Births-Eaat Madison, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. RUel Reed; Highland,
daughter to Mr.. ard Mrs. Herbert
Gould
Marriag ages-SkoWhegan Dec. ., How
ara Nelson Weston and Miss Netta
Ellsworth Brigge: Miss Lena Worth
ley, formerly Of Norrid-ewock and
George Budlow of Philadelphia.
Deaths-Anson Dec. 5. Barton Smith,
90: Embden, Dec. 6, the four-months-
old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Alien Sprague:
Wellington. Mrs. Charles Libby; Gar
diner. \. *. Jewett. formerly Of ,.oull
Solon, a. Embden. Charles A. VIII
liams. ,3: Dexter. Sylvanius Nichols
80: Clinton, Dec. 8. Mrs. irving Whit
ten: New Sharon, Dec. 4, Judson
Bailey.
1nere seems TO be a tendency for
united work among schools now rath-
II ihah the eEciusiveness of former
Gays. The principals and music dicer-
tors OF Fairfield. IIinckley, Madison
ana SkoWheGan are planning to get
together $50 pupils of these schools for
a musical 10 he given here the latte:
part Of February and perhaps have at
the same time a prize debate. There
VIII he a conference on the matter in
Wateryille SATURDAY.
AIRS Harry Terrio Of South Portland
IS a guest OF Mr, and Mrs. J. NJ. DIV
sart
Merle G. Chadbourne Of Cambyi1re
mas f1ied a petition in bank.1p-cv and
the first meeting Of his creditors will
he held Dec. q at the Office III Pan
lei Lewis.
The PAMELA Jewctt property On
Madison avenue will be sold al auc-
ton at O'clock, Dec. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
STATE OF MAINE.
Public Utilities Commission
Portland,.M

In the matter OF the application of.,
Union Light 4 Power ComDany !,
permission 10 furnish its service in,
Town OF Union.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11
$500 IL, Cash Awards $500
Special Ofer-Outft Free

One of the primary objects picture contest is
to secure readers for the Journal receipt
regular paidin nadvance rate of subscription
the Journal the complete outfit consisting a Ready
reference Record and Solution Blank will be sent
absolutely free
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-11

In the matter of the application Of Il
Crion Light & Power Company for a.
proval OF an issue CT STOCK.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-24
NOTIONS

DARNING COTTON, CLARK'S o. N. T. IN FAST BLACK, TAN AND WHITE, SPOOL .........1c ULSTER COTTON. CLARKS O. N. T. FAST COLORED ULSTER cor TON. ALL COLORS, PER SPOOL 4c TOILET SOAP, COLGATES AS SORTED DOORS. PURE TOILET SOAPS. 10c CAKES, EACH. ....7c TALCUM POWDERS, COLGATES BEST. FULL 25c SIZE CAN. ALL DOORS, EACH ........ ...15E HANDKERCHIEFS, 100 DOZEN. 10, F l-2 AND l5c LADIES' HANDKER- CHIEFS. EXTRA, EACH .......5E BRASS PINS, MA E IN AMERICA, FULL COUNT AND SIZE, 5c PAP FRS, EACH ...... ....2 1-2c SAFETY PINS, LARGE SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZES. NON RUST SAFETY PINS, PAPER ......21-2c YARNS. ODD LOT OF SAXONY, GERMANTOWN AND SHETLAND FLOSS, PER SKEIN ..........5t 25c BUTTONS, FANCY BUTTONS FOR TRIMMINGS ALL COLORS, ALL SIZES, PER CARD .....1Oc FINE PEARLS. CHOICEST OF SALT WATER PEARL BUTTONS, 2 AND 4 HOLE; VALUES TO 200. CARD 1Oc CLEAR PEARLS. BUTTONS OF ALL SIZES. CLEAR FRESH WATER PEARLS, ? AND HOLE; REGULAR 10c QUALITY, PER CARD .....5G TOOTH BRUSHES, SOLID BACKS, PURE WHITE BRISTLES, BONE HANDLES, ASSORTED SIZES, REG ULAR 25c QUALITY, EACH ..15c HAIR BRUSHES. HEAVY BACKS, STIFF BRISTLES, BOTH WHITE AND GREY, EACH ..... .....12C COLLAR SUPPORTS, THE HANDY GLADSTONE FLARE IN BLACK AND WHITE, EACH ....1Oc DENTAL CREAM, COLGATE'S PURE DENTIFRICE IN TUBES, 25c VALUES, EACH .... ..19C 75c CORSETS, IN COUTILLE, BA- TISTE AND NET. SIZES UP TO 2S. EACH .... 59C s125 BRASSIERRES, BACK AND FRONT FASTENING. SIZES UP TO 4S YOUR CHOICE, EACH ...75< STAMPED NIGHT GOWNS, MADE OF FINE SHEER NAINSOOK, ALL SIZES REGULAR soc VALUES. EACH ....5Or PILLOW COVERS. HAND TIED AND KNOTTED FRINGE MADE ON HEAVY ART LINEN, HAND EM- BROIDERED. ASSORTED PAT TERMS. EACH ........ ..... .SSC 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL STAMPED LINENS, INCLUDING TOWELS, DOILIES, SCARFS AND CENTER PIECES.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-24
OONOFR|0'S ATTRACTIVE
 WITH NEW DESERT SCENES

Those who have not been in at Donofrios the last day or so will be surprised by the extensive changes and improvements in the scenery. The new decorations are really not of the type to be classed as ''decora- tions"-they are scenery, pure and simple Not only has the original desert frieze been touched up, but an entire series of new desert and Indian scenes has been added, cover ing the entire wall space between the wainscot and moulding. With dian summer woodland scene that might have been taken from the woods of Northern Wisconsin, all of the scenes are suggestive of the Ari- Zona desert country.
 Several of the most interesting pie lures are reproductions of the pueblo life of the Zuni and Hopi Indians, while other views are of the Grand Canyon and the Painted Desert. Good old Camelback comes in as the subject of one fine panel while an other charming reproduction features a squaw making pottery. All of the various forms of cactus that Dono frio has made famous also came in for careful treatment, and the whole series is really a panorama of the Arizona desert.
 The work was done by the vel
Arizona republican., 1915-01-24

Japan differs radically from the other countries of the. East in it's possession of a sensitive national con- sciousness and of a thorough and min ute social and political organization In this respect it stands in striking contrast to other oriental countries So far as the feeling of radical unity and the consciousness of sharply de- fined national aims and interests are concerned, India and China have been mere geographical terms, conveying no, such group of ideas. convictions, and mental habits as the word Italy, France and England convey
 Japan, on the other hand, has as keen a sense of it's individuality. so as to speak, as any western nation;