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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
DECREASE Is SHOWN
Forty Three Thousand Dollars LeSs ln
Weeks clearinghouse Banks and
Trust Company statement.

NEW YORK, April 10 The state
men OF the actual condition Of clear
lnghousr banks aud trust companies
shows that they hold Sl4s,2l4,940 re
serve IN excess of legal requirements.
This is decrease Of Si8,lOO from last
week
The statement follows.
Actual Condition.
Luaus etc. s., 3g9, 81 600 decrease,
S5.22lOOU
Reserve In own vaults o., 1891,
$4,000. decrease, S197 900
Reserve IN federal reserve bank,
SllSN2OUOO. increase. $244,OOO
Reserve IN other depOsltaries 81,
O55,OOO, decrease, S2NSI ,OOO
Net demand deposits, S22S30OO, de.
crease. $lS.4s2,OOO,
Net time deposits $ll9l25OOO In
crease, STsl0OOO.
Circulation, &7.6l0,OOO. Increase.
$4,000
CbD " which 2l9.65sOO IN specie
Aggregate reserve, t642,STl 600
Excess reserve, $l4S,2l494U, de-
crease, $40 100,
Summary " state banks md trust
companies I'm Greater New York not
Included In clearinghouse statement
Loans etc, 1851 OlGOO0, increase.
Si97 700
Specie S442ll 500; Increase, 1920
100
t..,,,I .,,.5 so -ot enn. 5o,rass,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
Wecklt M.rkrt snmmnt,

NEW lpRK April IN UuIIsh ,pihusI
Hun attained new heights IN fhr stock
market ihls week to the accompsnimput
NJ the greatest activity IN over yeer
Frlnes showed gains over last SATURDAY
m five TO ten points IA some NJ the lead
ing issues and vastly more In A number
Uf speriRltln-
Aupr' FROM the rise In Rethlshem steel
ou Imrsde' to NJ and its suh.eoueni dc
cline M - points. followed nv further
'rtn''' movements the frnture VI the
week was Yesterdays movement lp Tuit
ed SNi"s Steel witch advanced ~,
nnluH to ht uu the largest volume ~
'wllnr recorded I'm that particular issue
since m" dnvs NJ ~ introduction to
THE stock market other leading sbnrrs
such us lnluu Pacific RrndInr ana
Amulgmnut"d together With two score loss
prominent issues, Joined In the movement
which assumed gigantic proportion. ss
'hr session came tu an end
The financial district was nj loss 10
account fot THIS fresh accession NJ pub
~" Interest even though largely sppcuis
lir" on unv ground other than that M nr
tnn' h nerment In all branches VI the
ruunirrs trade This feeling was horn
nw ht the statements issued Nv the tres.
ury department AZ Washington Rumnrs
ot approaching peace negotiations were
ngnin current although lacking conflrmq
t'on I'm high quarters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
CASH FOR A BUILDING
Lynde Building on Broadway Was
Sold to X. &. Davenport Of 1t Louis
and Wa Cash Transaction

Twenty thousand dollars was tho
spot cash price paid Friday by X c..
Davenport Of ~ Louis for lot aud
three-story building at 800 North
Broadway.
The property was sold by George II.
Lyude, nnd the sale made through
Workman and company A cash price
Of 10000 is very unusual IN the real
estate business according tu MIR
Workman, president VI the Workman
company with other large sales re
Gently made, this indicates that the
real estate market " oklahoma CITY
Is taking IN an increased amount Of
activity The lot In question 26Nl2O
fost, was bought by Mr. Davenport
as an investment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
STRIKE or CARPENTERS
AT CHICAGO SANCTIONED

CHICAGO. April 10 Sanction of Il
strike Of 10000 carpenters In Chicago
because demands Tor Increased wage
have been refused. hus been granted
by the executive bourd Of the mtrI.
unllopa Brotherhood Of Carpenter
and Jomers ut Indianapolis according
10 word brought bnck today by john
4 Metz and Daniel Calvin. Officers of
the unions local district council.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
STOCKS AND BONDS.


NEW YORK, April 10 The cours. Of
To-Day feverishly active stoCS market
'ssheH to indicate that the appetite n
Wv sPs, ,ulaure public had been satisfied
Iosstered At the outset Z Bteol re-
9lh'ng Itt lehdership by ascending To the
hEh level Of ~ on transactions which
.pproAched 100000 shares for the two
hour session Other stocks especially thos.
IN me dividend class were prominant IN
20" tlso which attained widest proportions
10 the first half hour
Thereafter selling nor pr,ft, in vh,.,.
europe was no smaller hctor served ss
otaks on hullish enthusiasm and rem
ioh Vas more or less general Toward tbs
''"Hs prices were again advanced mt in
no Instance did they recover to their bc.t
me closing was strong Bonds we're
strong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
SCHOONER GOES ASHORE
OFF NEW JERSEY COAST

NEW YORK, April Ol.-The three
masted schooner Flora A. Klmball
which sailed from Morgan City, La,
March 20. with lumber FOR New York,
went ashore early today on Buruegat
bar on the New Jersey coast Seven
~ her crew were brought ashore In
the surf boat The schooner, although
held fast, appeared to be In good con
diton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
New Orleans Cotton

,NhH uRLEANS April 10 A much
ulgher Liverpool chan expected caused .n
oi'lisu opening In cotton today wlu prSc
"a, 'aoNIhg q strong upward tendency IN
Wv tiIs' heH hour of business the trading
uohlbs advanced ~ to II points Ths
urnlsha appeared 10 be- about equally dI
M1ru between covering shorts and longs
entering the market
Aue hatkr, continued to advance ON IN.
same influences that were at work ycyter
u"l, peace tax. reports of better busi
from the stock market Al the hsst NJ,
'h' morning prices were 20 10 u uoint.
np The close was II up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
LIVESTOCK.


ST LOUIS April 10 Hog receipts 4
0oO higher. pigs aud lights {IQ1 40
mixed aud butchers 81 3UGt1 20. good
heavy 81 26a35
Cattle receipts 50 steady native hrrf
Steers S7mspO cows sud hetfsrs g. lOf
500. Sturkers and feeders 81 IhQ Is
Texas ma indian steer, 81 2oa1 10 cows
and helfers SAGE native calves tdRrg
sheep receipts none steady native mut
tons SMt - lambs ~ OHlO5O yeHrlings
81 jOHN0U shrared ysarllng, % 6Oa7 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
GRAIN.
Chicago Grain


CHICAGO. April 10 Fresh rains over
the greater part ~ the winter crop belt
gave the haars TODAY an advantage IN the
wheat market here Selling however. was
not enthusiastic and declines we're soon
checked Decreasing NJ stocks especially
In the northwest tended to hrinE about q
rally After opening = to nc lower
prices gradually recovered to about last
nights level
Corn developed firnneH ~ n result NJ
the readiness with which offerings were
estnhlishfd A. first the market had n
downward slant owing to the setback In
wheat Opening prices which varied from
" 10 ~ lower were followed hy rise
10 slightly above last night
Buying NJ unts appeared 10 he only "
. scattered sort Accordingly the mar.
ket had ON EASY tnur
Advancing quotations ou hogs ufted
provisions the prospect NJ the resumption
Of hog shipments from here next week
had hraunR effect
An important element I'm the later wheat
trading Was the apparent tlmidly which
spectators showed IN regard tu linking
10 the aclliug side Al one time the al
senre " offerings brought about some
thing NJ pulgr rhv close WINS unset
tied ~ m to y up compared with last
night
Subsequently the corn market r-nrted
owing good deaf tu sownr,s NJ cash
demand The market finished .Iuvrd
strndy NJ AWls 10 Ma llr lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
S9ers' Fiesta Annual Ball
EVENING. April q.

Race officials deliver prizes won
April 20 to Auto Winner 81 900.
To Motorcycle Winner. $3.50
SDers will present Winner OF the
Auto Race with the s9ets' Trophy a
Silver Loving Cup Motorcycle Winner
with trophy
Then ON with the Formal Ball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

CHICAGO April ~ Hog receipts Y
ON SLOW Bnlk 81 O6m 10 hight A Sbn
7l6 mixed $dS6ti ~ heavy 81 H6tT la /.
rough 81 0N06 rs pigs s. IOH61 10
Cattle. receipts no steady native beef
steers k8fSpO western 81 GONt6 10. cows
and heifers GmS calves 81 lSusT
sheep receipts hOu. Jull sheep s. tOu
s. 70 lambs s. NUU 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
New York Stocks,

NEW YORK Aprll 10 The LuoYspry
MnlSh marked Yesterday trading m fbs
STOCK exchange continued with ur,b,tsS
sEot NJ the opening " todays business
,' "unH'An'isI shlus we're recorded In All i'm
was the prominent feature npenIne Hitb
one BLOCH NJ fifteen thousand shares A.
NV 70 oiA aEnlu-I yesterdays rlo.e ~
oi Advance m una to three polnts y,.r.
maae bI trHnscontinsntnI Atrhl,on A..
RnHh vahsI Reading Canadian PorIr.
orN lort 'entrnd, Amulgnnatpd ami
HmrIung Mach of the further adyenc.
was attributed to urgent covering nv ,hor,
contracts '' '""''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

Bank clpurlugs for the week aggrc-
grtr $500 2GO,OO uu Increase Of l3
per cent over last week und of BS
per cent over the corresponding week
lust year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

KANSAS CITY Aprl lU Hog receipts
luN higher hulk 81 g5Qt no. heavy nj 10
n light ~ p5d Z rs plgs 81 soar
tultl" Receipts lOO steady, prime fed
steers Ss linN o. dressed beef steers 81 r.
ffs southern steers tBflT ~. cows N6t
I. heifers $40 81 tochers So mai V
sheep receipts none STEADY Lambs
~ liml0W earrings NOne 2h wethers
s. 5ds * ewes ~ 6ntlB NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
vnuSs'"nl Ne" orLe@ns ,e Cotton Future.
Liverpool Cotton

IINHHPOOL AprlI lU UoIfnn -,
urm, good middllng BO4. mIdIilny AK,
low abiding $50; salss $500 speculs
ION MOO Reosipts 81 900 Futures yery
steady hsy June ba2Nr. Jun, INV
olsS July Aug b,18lbd oct Nov M
~ Jan Esb. 5ssHd; March AprlI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

EVENING. APRIL %

Monster Auto Parade. terminating
through the Auditorium.
Crowning u King and Queen, attend
I'd by 4 Maids Of Honor and Noble.
men, Queen will deliver the 5000
Auto Purse won April p
Then the great Mask Rail unmasb
10 40 O'Clock 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

NHN fVI'hl AprlI ~ The IIIIou
s. seed OIL market closed irregular snor
. OQ 80 Aprll B6W76 NAV 67imfs
y s une OsOQns' July tO2QB Aug TI8alS
sep 2Gh Oct 2Ud2s Nov JaOut 70
Total sules 5000 bbls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
New Orleans spo, Cottor

, nGW URLEANs, April l0,-spot COTTON,
's,lySSauy IL points w Sales on the spot
s,yi,, !" arrive 1850 Good ordinary 80
SD lIrlrt low mlddlinE se4 middImS
w Sul'I mlddling $50 good mlddlug
I'D 'Hi't good mlddling 1887
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

FORT WORTH Tex April 10 Cattle
receipts lOn stpnhy heove- gd3s
Hogs rerelpts 100 higher bulk 81 s5qf
to
Sheep receipts none. strong lambs 81
HlO2i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

New Work Coffee
NEW YORK April no Mercantile uu
per 3h
Sterling exchange steady. ~ dsv him.
vi for cables tsOl5 FOR demand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
MARKET REPORTS
LOCAL LIVESTOCK.


Cattle .... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. None
Hogs .... .............. ..... go
Horses .. .r......... ....... 70
CATTLE The trade IN this division
closed steady TO strong for the week with
an active market every day Top FOR beef
steers was put GU Monday. when two
loads came IN from ruttc Ok These
were fat dehOrned yearhugs, that brought
ST.S per cWt A good part of the weeks
beef supply WAS furnished by the thtka
sha feed lots, several bunchrs NJ which
brought 81 2aM $50 per rWt lat cows
and helfers sold at S6SU85O with the
bulk ~ the butcher stuff bringing - ,oW
bB Stockers and feeders sold high In
cOmparisOn with fut ,uttr. us they have
FOR the past few months Stpckrt steers
brought 50 jfT ~ Hs tops stock hsiters
and calves nj 50 jOdt 10 Veal calves
brought Ss6IS5 30 as tops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
AUDITORIUM

Tickets office Dealers Association
aud Mrs Mary Mcclure Mrs Frank arnh
Committee OF Lodges m Weta and Price Of Tickets
Fnt Floor 500 Balcony Soc With each S0O ticket attached
good for 1000 each SOC ticket 800 for the popular Young
lady man be crowned queen and King Contest
no Seer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

NEW YOnK April 10 iIsv mv,r
nrmi centrifugal loi moassrs 8tr ue
fined steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

CHICAGO. April go Wheat r.l nom.
iWl. o hard 1871
Corn . yellow lla
Oats standard Is
harley 1OQSU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
''so, bar silver ,Oa Mexican dollar,
COTTON.
Nov York C.t,o.

,e, Nov York Cotton
nv lOhh, April ~ There ,Bs Il
renewal of yesterdays late buyipg move
% ue,' W the cotton market this morning
"Is, uu P'''cs sold 70 - points above sst
trading Or back TO within ar ,oi,,t,
%t m Ihe weeh high records A biz sdyapcr
.u LNetpool aud continued tall uf bstIer
plospets Tor an early peace In Eprons
appeared TO be the chief factors ON the
ihta!ilng caused moderate rructlop
,ra,, ~ ~ 'nr market closed steady and
quotations ''Nu' ''"a'
>,.u Ne" hort spot Cotton.
INV YORK AprlI 10 sput cotton
"eauy uplands mldduug lOIb No .nlr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
PROVISIONS

Kansas ,lN Produce
KANSAS tIll Apr" W mf.r rsgs
pOuilr, unchanged
~ Iouis Produce
ST Louis. ArnI 700 rmItrt mn.HYn,
ed. except chickens l1ld'u mrter ana
eggs unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

>r,, New York Cotton Futures
80" loNh, Aprl 10 Cotton ,lu,
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!. + I. 1. /. 1. 4. i. + i. !. j.
BLADENSBURG +

Regular services Sunday mornlng
and evening at the Christian church,
Also Mothers Day will be observed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloise Hays spent
Sunday with Thomas Mckee and fam
iIy
Mr.. Thomas Earleywine and wife
and son, Lee, visited relatives AT War
saw, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mont Hall, MIR. and
Mrs. Dale Cochran took dianer on
Sunday with Mrs. Sallie Cotrell
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Rine attended
the show at Newark Monday nisht.
Mrs Garrison returned to her home
Friday, after spending "A few weeks
with her daughter.
Mr.. Lee Rice, Miss Rosalie Cum
Minis, Mr.. Robert koontz. Miss Leila
HcCver motored to New Castle sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Virgins, Mr.,
aud Mrs. Grover Hose visited Todd
Russell and family, Sunday.
The many friends Of Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Cummlns rendered them "A
miscellaneous shower Saturday night,
They received many nice presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ashcraft spent
Sunday with relatives at Martinsbure
Glenwood Chapter No. 1903, o. T.. s.,
win meet in regular session Friday
evening. May Z. All officers are re-
ouested to be present as there viii
be work.
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Subscription Rate-s1.50 per year
strictly in advance.
OPPOSES TARIFF TiNkERlNG

James j. Hill declares emphatically [
tion" and high tariff protection" an
issue in the next presidential cam
paign. His statements are contained
in an address made at the annual din
ner of tho American Newspaper Pub
1ishers' association.
Hill said, in part, that mo one ac-
,customed to reading the signs of the
times can fail to see that deter
mined effort will be made to give the
tariff leading place in the next ma
tional campaign.
IAN effort will be made to secure a
general revision upward by number
of political leaders who adhere to the
belief that there is one more presi-
dent in the tariff
Those who expect to benefit by
the revision upward will promote the
movement and upon the attitude of
the newspapers which are now being
felt throughout the country will de-
.DcnU Jne Idte Ol IHo InONe.
THAT the country can live and
thrive under the existing tariff is
clear to all.
"A reopening of the tariff question
with view to restoring practices
that brought disaster can only be JUS
ftified by hope for increase of prices
and a promise of increase in wages.
But the public does not want higher
prices and increase In wages turns to
the injury OF labor when it passes the
point where 1t can be sustained by
general Industrial conditions.
Under the stimulus of many years
of tariff subsidy the manufacturing
interests of this country have been
built up to point where the home
demand cannot absorb more than
twothirds the product Whether this
rs a good or a bad thing does not mat
ter now 1t Is a fact, and what is to
be done with the extra one-third?
Either we must curtail production
one-third or find customers for the
surplus one-third The first course
will have few advocates and il we
are 10 sell the extra onethird it can
only be done by eniarging the market
through reduced prices 1t would be
folly to stimulate with increased tar
iff) an increase of surplus production
1T is time TO get out of the fools
paradise of believing that wealth anC
prosperity are created by legislation
The general reconstruction of the tar
iff, whether for bad or worse, means
at least two years of doubt, hesitation
and bad business Agitation 70
wholesale tariff oyerturning must b.
bad for everybody and for labor wors
Df all.
'"The reason for expressing thes
views here Is that, if the newspaper
OF the country could make ii plail
that they will disapprOve Of such
movement, which can only have pc
litcal motive and only injurious IN
dnstrial consequences, the attemp
will not be made
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GINGHAMS AND DOMKSTICS

Nurse stripe Ginghams, 1211ac val
ues, per yard. lOc
Figured Crepes, 1870 and 15c, fig
cured crepes that make neat cool sum-
mer dresses, per yard ....... .lOc
All Standard Calicoes, per yard &c
Good quality Apron Ginghams, per
Light and Dark Percales, yd 1l12c
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Barber Towels 38c doz.

Restaurant. hotel aud boarding
house keepers take notice, 13X24 inch
towels, 60c values, doz. z.,...... 38c
Bath Towels ls-Large size bIeached
bath towels worth 25c each .!, .l9c
Bed Spreads ds-12xo4 inch hemmed
bed spreads; good weight S1.25 values
at .. ..... .......9 98c
Brown Muslin, yard wide, 10c
grade, yard .........,........ &c
One lot Of Ladies Leather Hand
Bags, $1.OO value, go at. each. -. SOC
Ladies Summer Corsets- Rein
forced net corsets, special each. SOC
White Silk Gloves for 69c pair-16-
button, double tip white silk gloves, us
ually sold for ST. special, pair. =. 69c
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Still Lower Prices for this Sheldon Lii
quidation Sale from our
CARPET and DRAPERY DEPT.
Rugs Galore-All sizes; all prices

Heavy grade wool face Administer
Rugs, splendid new patterns, 9X12 size,
$500 value .......... .$l9.85
$4,000 values for r... $500
One small lot of Alton and Scotch
art wool green's, blues and tans; size 7,6
by 9 and 9X9; $3.50 values now. $500
$40 Bungalo Rugs, S7s5-Seam-
less wool and fibre rugs 9x12 size
Velvet Rugs $l5-9x12 good quail
ty velvet rugs some scanned, others WOW
en- in one piece, florals and orientals,
$50 values for. $l5
Special prices on large rugs, size
11.3Xl2 ...... .... .$15.35 to $25. 90
Combination Vacuum Cleaners, $5
The Cadillac, the one with the carpet
sweeper attached, three powerful bel
lows get all the dirt, $3.50 value at .$5
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S2.OO, now. .............9S 9Sc
Small lot of Princess Slips lace and
embroidery trimmed, mostly small siz-
es, 81 to $1.50 values, now. ..... .69c
Two dozen Princess Slips not all
sizes, So values, now. w............9 .98c
One dozen Princess Slips, not all
sizes, So to $5, now .......... .$1.98
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BASEMENT OFFERINGS IN THIS
SHELDON LIQUIDATION SALE

Polish Mop White warp filled
with polish, adjustable head and #.
handle; mop can be used at any angle;
75c value .49c
Floor Shine Cedar Oil Mops-Com-
plete with handle; mop can be washed
and refilled, nothing to get out of order.
This 81 80 pointed mop and IL or. of pol
ish for $50
Floor Shine Cedar Oil-25c size,
special 4 OF. bottle for. ........ 1Oc
Curtain Stretchers-6x12 ft. easy
to set up, good 81 value, sale price 69c
Others at ....... 98c and $1.48
Ironing Boards s-Full size and well
made; worth $1.25 each. .'..... CSC
Wash Boilers Heavy pressed tin
boilers with copper bottoms, $3.50 val
ues at .$1.25
Wash Boilers-Heavy pressed tin
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Cole spent
Thursday with friends in Centerburg.
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CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs

Good quality colored Scrims, per
Scotch Madras, in white, cream and
ecru, good new patterns, 35c grade, per
ward .25c
Real Lace Curtains for $3.50 pair
One lot of Irish Point and Brussels Net
Curtains, white and ecru, s. and Sc val
ues, choice, per pair. ............ $3.50
Nottingham Lace Curtains Two
and one-half yards long and full width,
neat borders and plain centers, $500
values, per pair. ...... ..... .$l.5O
Drawnwork and Hemstitched Mar
quisette and Voiles-Fully mercerized
36 and 40 inches wide, 35c grade, per
ward .25c
Ruffled Swiss and Plain Ecru Srim
Curtains Yard wide, 21a yds. long,
several good draperies, $l.OO values,
choice, per pair. Soc
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Entered at the Mt. Vernon, o., postof-
Ac as second class mail matter.
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boilers, special ..............,.. Soc
Upright and Inverted Gas Mantles
Each ..........'.. ..............5 DC
Water Glasses blown worth
4Oc dozen, sale price, per doz. .... .29c
Csc Aluminium Ware For 48c
At this price there are 3 qt. sauce
pans, 3 at. straight sauce pans with COW
er, 3 at. Berlin sauce pans with cover
and 3 qt Berlin kettles made of $3.50
pure aluminium; special choice. -. 48c
6 qt Aluminium Berlin kettles
worth $1.25 priced at. .......... .98c
6 qt Aluminium Berlin Kettles,
worth $1.35 priced at. .... .98c
Gas Irons-Gas irons are heat and
step savers; just the thing for summer
use, each. ...... ...............$l. .$l.5O
Table Oilcloth-5-4 width light and
dark patterns, yard. ............. lOc
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NUMERO 24S:
Son enviadas a la guarnicion de
la plaza de Monterrey ar
mas Y municlones
SaIen tambien de Laredo varios carros de
sschapopote'' para las fundiciones

T0rrrHn Va rnirar rn gran actIV!-
lad llla IN plaza lagun"ra V"hdEa
= sus manos cn cl corriente mes.
Las yrr<inncS que circular "n're
81 p,ihlir0 iirrn Que auHque los VI
i.iStaS hahIan De iriunfoS. n verdad
de las toSaS - que cst:ln dcSmora-
liLaiaS con in lrnardad con gu" son
alara,Io< p0r los carrantlStaS y due
na,ia difiri!'rS que cStnS loercn d"S-
ai0iar!o- ,r la region !aeuncra Iu"
han rSIadn p0ScycndO dcSdr Ia caIia
del =nhirrnu del general Huerta.
Murho - diin hoy tambl"n d"
fuIr Ia plaza de- A-uasra!!cntcS fur
rvacuada p"r los villi>la> aunlu"
ru lu> rir,.ul"> Jur i"rman cStoS re
ynIurIonarioS - MEGA Ia noticla.
Para Ia 'Eundicidn dr Flrrro
.trrluT >all"r"n Galore" rarr"S con
"i.liapnpotr'' E,Slo Iii Il cnt"nirr lu'.
ln< tl.ahain< prirol"r"S IN Tamp!rn
,.<i;in paraiiIad"> pu"> dc Monte
rrry n Tampir" hay rOmunicarion"S.
Fl. CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-15
Ell CORRESPOSSAL.
\ ULTIMA IIORA.

NOGAl.ES. Arizona, Julio ii.-pos
ir"i"rm"ntr Ii" >abido que 81 Cue
r"ro' huniiG tres barcos mcrcantcs
4 Ia "niraIa del Golro de- California.
:" die" lur antcS de- sa!ir 81 cailo-
nero m"yicann rnvii una n0ta su
ronamtanIr ri irlr mi!itar de Ia p!a
"a i'' ';uayma>, dicicndol" que a.
handonaIa II bloluco como una me-
diia d"prnd''nria pero Il pronio vol
N"l'ia y '"maria Ia plaza por fuerza
Tod" !" anterior iii cntcndcr a.
81 "GrIrrrr"' In sa!ido nurvamcn,n
runh" al Sur.
FL CORRESpONSAI..