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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
| LITTLE MORE DOPE"
 ON JUDGE MCALL
"McNcai. r. o.
 April ,. 1915.
Editor Prospector.

Editor Prospector.
 Tombstone. Arizona.
 Sir
 ''I saw in a recent issue of your pa per an article bearing on the count, seat matter and more especially on Judge Mccall, of Servoss. whom the Douglas Dispatch says was chirl booster of the county seat removal bill and who is large property owner and influential citizen in the upper Sulphur Springs valley"
 Now, there is no doubt but what ,hc intention of having Mccall there was to make believe hat the upper Sulphur Springs valley was in favor of removal Such, however. is not the case. have just made a trip over ,he northern part of the county and find no county seas removal sentiment. but l do find lots of sentiment, and in most places enthusiastic sentiment. for system oi county highways and more especially 2 a, this time because we have a man who can build them. A county bond issue is what we want. We want the roads now.
 "As to Mccall having influence and the part of the article saying he was a large property holder while in Tue son lately l heard about his large property holdings" and suggest that you have one of your abstract com panies look up his holdings" it may enlighten some of the people whO thought Mccall was large property holder. and the Douglas Dispatch iT particular. Sentiment here IS divided on the county seat matter. The tax payers. especially those l have spoker to, are again removal But all Of the taxpayers seem to be in favor of bis bond issue to build a systematic and concrete system of roads that start i somewhere and end somewhere Yours truly, ] "A McNEAL BOOSTER.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
CONDITIONS GENERALLY
 5000 SAYS COMMISSIONER

Fhoerix. Apr. 7-Conditiors in Co chise. Santa Cru,. Gila, Greenlee and Graham counties were never so bright in their history. according to Tax Com missioners Chas Howe and Tom Camp bell. who have just returned from trips to those counties with taxation matters
 Howe visited Cochise and Santa Cruz. and Campbell. G;is. Graham and Greeulee. In each county they found . brilliant outlook for the future.
 Conditions in Santa Cruz county are much better than l expected to see. '' said Howe today. Nogales is really enjoying boom. There are ten or twelve new houses in course of con struction. and just a few days ago a sontract was let for twenty more. was informed that not a single house can be rented in Nogales.
 Conditions in Douglas and CochIse county are very similar to those in No gales and Santa Cruz.
 ''The Sha.tuck- Arizona Mining com. pany has Started up in full blast, put ting on 300 men. It has been closed since Oct. 1. The Copper Queen is al. SO increasing its product to some ex, tent
 Tombstone has picked up wonder fully. About 300 men are working or the Bunker Hill property. which IS the old Tombstone Consolidated. The Phelps Dodge recently re-incorporated this property and is running it under the title of the Bunker Hill Mining Company
 Every house is occupied in Tomb stone and almost all the old store rooms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
From Clifton

Mrs j. II. Fitzpatrick. daughter oi Mrs. George Thicl. oi this cit!. ac- compaui,d hy her children. arrived n Tombstone this morning from her hom, at Clifton, and VII remain here for d several weeks visit. tine guest of he mother
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
From el Pas0

Safety Supervisor K. P Kyle. of the r r. & s. w.. accompanied by his wife, arrived in the county seat this morning from their homo al Fl Paso. and will remain here for several weeks. the g''ests of Mrs. Kyle's parents, Mir and Mrs. F. x. Wclcott Mir Kyl,. has ecently recovered fro m severe spell of illness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Tombstone Pioneer

Mickey Welsh. famed in rhe oldc days of Tombstone as batting mate oi john Twomey and other famous bal players of that date. arrived in BiSb, |. yesterday from his present headquar ters at Pearce IL is understood that he will spend several weeks m Bisbeo renewing hIs acquaintance with Two mcy. John Trvu. Robert Hennessy and other old timer, oi his acquaintanc,
 Review
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11

Taking into consideration that the Phelps Dodge acquired the Tombstone properties during the latter part of the year, the metal produce q iron. the Tombstone mines only goes 10 show what can and w1ll be produced here as soon as worl is yegun on larger scale The figures above speak. in q meaSure |. volumes for the Old Camp
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
From Thursdays Daily.
Dies In Bisbee

The following is aken from the Bis. bee Review ivsaIums th, sth m that city of John Kries. foruietly a residcn' T"ml stone: John K.i,s. a miGcr, aged iO died yesterday at his home or O K Trail, after a two months Hines He leaves a wid pw and two childrer. The funeral will be held ihis afternoon at ? o'clock frIm the O K nhdeitas ing rooms Rev Fr (. Mandin. l..si"r oi S. Patrick Catholc church. vii be in Evergreen cemetery
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
NOTICE
Serial No. 026072

Department of the Interior, United States Land Office. Phoenix. Arizona, March IFS.
 Notice IS hereby s,Y.n rhat application Las b. en h. m thi ,,itIc' rn ,,Giusl tp su'vey For est Lieu >electicn ot Walter l.. Val. No B. FuCs ,n SerI-s under the ,rovI-i ,i> ot the q ,i u. [. i8o7 iSo St.Is so, att Am-n''- entS ther l.. to read tor h following de Scrlhed !4rt:
 NEH >e. 2g, T t9-> K Is F. G & K Nj.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described desiring 70 cbiec, because 1f the mineral character of the land. or for any other reason, tu the disposal 10 applicant. should file their sffdavits of protest in th!s of C.. on uI u,i.r' u' s-u1 r- % ,rl. ;sIS
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
 Register. tirst pub NJ 2U IS
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
TOM FEENy NAMED POSI-
 MASTER AT MIAMI
WASHINGTON. April S. Tho presi ,.,nt has appointed Thomas A lSceny pos tmaster at Miami. Arizona.

The NIT Feeny reported in the above dispatch is a brother of Mrs W kuchenbeckeT of th.s city, and n" doubt friends of MT Fceny will h' pleased to hear oi his appointment a, postmaster of the northern Arizon@ city. He was member of the Arlzon- Constitutional from Cuchise in lslt being then a resident oi Blsbee. hsVin> since moved to Miami.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
HELP WANTED

s20 to s35 per month extra money to any employed person without interfer- ing with regular work. No selling. No canvassing Positively no investment Unemployed need not apply. Address The Silver Mirror Co.,. Inc. l23 W
 Madison St., Chicago. Ill. -4t-IO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
From Fridays Daily.
To Benson

Walter Mellgrer went to Benson this [, orninc, and from there socs tn view Snuic mining property m the iInmcdi- ate vicinity. He VI fll return in several days. Mir Mellgren. associated with
 IS father. J L. Mellgren. and brother ->ts here. which are among the most
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Will Return Here

(. (. Hosmer, who with his family resided here during the summer mon ,hs last year. returned to Tucson this morning after having spent several days here on business. Mir. Hosmer will soon return with his family and they will again take up their residence in the only Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
NOTICE
Serial f.n n2s073

h-rsrmer ne p.tsrtsI. 'i's1 s''''' % 'th, fho-'I.. % us Nstc H
 otio. q, !nr'-i'. -,Vrn sat 'pplic't "'. 10 .c n h.d in thIs liice .'dJu- Ia surveS F .: ct .u >.isctto .' Ter g. Ndi No, .. rIcsou >erIes. I.d'.' lie iroy'siUn. ot the NcI oi tune |. 1897. 70 >ta,s, S5l and Ain iEd ments theret.. to req tor toin ~io. lie cri.- q land.
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 Any and all persons claiming adversely Hr lands d,sr rrItsd ur desiring Io ODs' "t cause ui thv mineral character c. the land. .r for any other reason. t' the disposal 70
 pI,eAnt. shOad fIie JheIg sifidayits of prO I-.in 3. ottic on or sfo', the .2ad da. oi Apih. ioi, iiONAS F. MrFDI ,, sr;.r First Luo zo T..
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Y isited Tombstone

Mi. Ed Bingles departed yesterday for his home at Saginaw. Michigan. al 'cr having spen; several days on a visit iu Tnmb-tone with his business asso-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Returned Home

Mrs. Ed. EcholS Gf Dragoon. who has been visiting in the city for the past fortnight, the guest of her sister. Mrs Fred Bennett, returned to her home to day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
From Bis5ee

Miss Alice Johnson arrived in Tomb $ one this morning from her home al BiSbee. and VII remain TOT several Cays m the county seat the guest of Airs. Chas Blackburn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
TombstOnite

Sam F. Garrett. formerly master mechanic for the Tombstone Consoli- dated at Tombstone. and now a min ing machinery salesman. is in the city
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Douglas Attorney

Attorney W. F. Miller. of Douglas formerly of Tombstone. was numbered among the visitors in the county seat today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
More Repairs

The local E. P & s. W depot is un- dergoing more alterations Today an other window is being cut to accomo- date the increased trade
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11

SKAT-ad vertised in national maga- zines. Best known Hand Soap sn The maI ket Agents wanted-write for our offer. SKAT. HARTFORD CONN.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
In From Ranch

Charles LaB-oSse was visitor in the city today from his ranch in the Gov ernment Draw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11

LOST-Fraternity pin surrounded by Pearls Initials E. A. H on back. Reward Return to Mrs E A Hughes. Adv
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Visiting Friends

Mir and Mrs Vim. Lutley went 10 Bisbec yesterday for brief visit with friends III the Hill City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
z all to Appear

Failure to answer the ordcr of the corporation commission to appear and show cause why il should not be pun ished for contempt caused th Arzona Eastern railroad to be in contempt ol the states rate making body. The ,r- der citing the company to show cause why fine should not be impo>ed for contempt. followed the failure of that corporation to furnish data ordered in connection win the Ihree-cent fare fare cas-.
 Three cousins. resident of Boston, co {. tested the will on the ground that the maker was not competeut al the time the document was executed. The low- CT court held hat the will was valid and an appeal was taken. The estate con- sisted oi several hundred dollars and a Phoenix house and lot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Bisbee Visitor

O. $. French. of Bsbee, was among lhe visitors in the county seat OF busi- @ ess matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
"RlONG' WILL BE
 LAUNCHED JUNE ls

WASHINGTON April 7-The new h.,, ,eship Arizona. building at the N.v York navy yard. will be launched ,,,r. 10 Secretary Daniels snscunced The governor of Arizona has been in v~.,.d with power to name the ships spessor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
FOR SALE

One hundred and sixty of the fertile land all under fence, with five strand barbed 80 under cultivation; three good wells for domestic and for irrigation purposes equipped with wind mills also two gasoline with centrifugal hreench throwing 75O gallons a by test latter driven by P horsepower date engine making pumping nominal. Third well is of ype built under of Prof. G. E. Smith, Irrigation Expert, University of Arizona; eighnch wall diameter feet depth 5 feet will this we'll with pump and from second well in order l20 with wells equipped with good substantial houses 60 of land used for truck farming and fenced with close netting rabbits 50 cleared and grubbed of S5 co 0O0 residence premises surrounding porch built of throughout cement pillars bath 100 chickens turkeys five head of milk milk house milking barn. all cement pped to all of house. barns
 owes hundred cords of wood premises ready earth tanks capacity l5 900 gals each galvanized tank capacity 300 gals earth tanks built with bottom and full of fish, from hatchery; each 50 feet diameter depth to feet spring bed wagon light spring buggy;
 large farm fully equipped blacksmith shop with all tools farm; large stabe head good work horses; 700 feet 6nch irrigation water around am 200 feet 12 nvh galvanized pipe domestic Farm situated five the of as COche county Arizona the heart of the fertile Sulphur Spring Valley where anything that be raised and have the from five thousand lars easily be cleared truck farming aOne cleared about 5000 last and have been sick the good market always for all produce must rid of this property of health and unable farm longer This undoubtedly of the best propositions offered this section No dckering must sell at For further n formation terms and full particulars adress:
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
Appointed Chairman

Proffesor Charles F. Willis, director of the bureau of mines ,f the university Of Arizona. has received the appoint ment as chairman of the Arizona State committee cn federal legislation of the American Mining Congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11

n.rsumer, ne ,f.t.t,ar. 'i's1 s'''ss ! .n '4th' "ho-'I.. % rs Natc-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11

First Lnp VI 90, T..
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
DR.. RANDOLPH HAS
WAR sermon Series
"The SacredneSS of Human
ity" to be Subject of
First Discourse
SONG RECITAL
IN THE EVENING

At Grace NJ. 4. Church tomorrow
DR.. Herbert f. Randolph will begin a
series of sermons on "The Issues of
the Great Conflict" The subjects will
be as follows: November rs, The
Sacredness of Humanity" Care Men
Food for PowderO; December 8, "The
Sanction of Authority" Christ or Ma
poleon, Which?) December 12, "The
Sources of Christian Civilization -
(Has Corsica Conquered GalileeO
December 19, "The Secret of a Last
ing Peace" (Has the Religion of
Christ Been Tried2)
At the song recital in the evening
Mrs. Emma Rous of Philadelphia, will
render several selections on the
harp. Solos will be sung by Mrs. Kem-
cry, contralto; Miss Grace 8. Saylor,
soprano, and a trio by Miss Saylor,
Mrs. Kemery and Mr. Buckley. Dur
ing the installation of the new pipe
organ a grand concert piano will be
used.
At the morning service DR.. Ran.
dolph will preach on the subject, "The
Happiness of the Christi9h Era" The
Sunday school meets at 2 o'clock.
A mass meeting in the interest OF
the Lyon Evangelistic Campaign will
be held at $3.50 O'Clock in the church
The mid-week service will be held on
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
SPECIAL MUSIC At
FIRSTCHURCH Service
1.-The Christian as a Stew
ard" Religion OF the Moral
Man." Pastors Subjects
MISSIONARY AT
MONDAY SERVICE

"The Christian AS a Steward" is the
theme of the morning sermon in the
First Presbyterian Church. Market
street, above Ninth, tomorrow morn
ing, the Rev J. Ross stonesifer, minis
ter. The choir will sing "Tarry with
Me, o My Saviour" by Marks. Miss
Nell G. Krumme will sing solo.
|. Sunday School will meet at .
o'clock The Mems Bible class will
meet in the church auditorium. The
minister Will teach the lesson.
Christian Endeavor meets at z
o'clock In the Beginners room. The
subject, Home Mission Work to Be
Done in Our own Community" viii
be conducted by william H. Fisher
The evening hour of worship is 745
O'Clock, when the minister will preach
on Religion and the Moral Men" This
will be the last OF the series on IRE
ligioR and the Man in the Crowd -
The choir will sing Saviour Breathe
an Evening Blessing" by Ambrose and
Miss Nell G. Krumme will sing a gos-
pei solo at the close OF the sermon.
The organ numbers are as follows:
"Adagio I'm A" (Mendelssohn)
March in c" (ISinder): aria, "Then
Shall the Righteous Shine (Mendels-
sohn).
The Womans Missionary Society
will meet on Monday evening. Dea-
coness Amelia Hlevacek. missionary
at the Baltimore port. will address the
society on Immigration.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
LYON PRAYER MEETINGS.

The prayer meeting committee an
nOunces that cottage prayer meetings
have been planned as follows:
In Sub-District No. 4, for Tuesday
evening. November 30, at 7.3O o'clock
Mrs. Hess, No 917 Lowering avenue,
led by Mrs. Annie Allen; Clifford Z.
Iszard. No. 1902 Jackson street, led
by Harry r. Link; Mrs William II.
Hawkins, No 9l0 Delaware avenue.
led by Miss J. Statira Wilson; Mrs. c.
+. Wollaston, No. 1414 Van Buren,,
street, led by the Rev Vaughan s.
Collins: J. G. Boyer, No. 900 West
Ninth street, led by Miss Essie Waller
Mrs. J. T. Mccoy. No. 1905 Adams
street. led by Granville p. Alexander
Thursday. December Mrs. Il
Stout. No. 1Ai7 Jackson street, led b.
l.. A. Davis Mrs. Mathews, the Belve
dere Apartments led by the Rev
! Vaughan S. Collins; Franklin II
Jervis. No. 1920 Gilpin avenue. led b.
! Harry E. Ling; Mrs. A. Downs. Nc
500 Lowering avenue, led by A. W
! Brilely: Mrs. Strahorn. No. go Jack
son street. led by John c. Boyer.
Sub-District No. 6, Tuesday. Novem
Der 30. az 7.3O o'clock The Rev. w
L. Pettlngill. No. 1927 West Eight
street; NJ. Howard Jester No. 1870.
West Ninth street; Mrs. Robert Fer
riday. No. 1911 Franklin street.
Thursday, December 2-Miss S. C.
Bowman. No 1908 Delaware avenue
John r. Hyde. No. $40 Franklin
street: the Rev. g. l.. Candee, No. 1908
n. Broome street
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
SUNDAY Services
At Central Church
DR.. Crawford Will Preach
in the Morning on
Prayer"
DR.. GRENFELL TO
TELL OF MISSIONS.

Prayer" is the subject chosen for.
the sermon tomorrow morning in Gem
trail Presbyterian Church, King street
below Eighth. The Rev. j. II. Craw-.
ford, minister. will occupy the pulpit.
The Sunday school will meet at the
close Of the morning service Anniver,
sary and Christmas observance is be-
ing worked up with zeal. The Y. p. S.
G. e. will meet at 6.45 o'clock and tho
topic will be: Home Mission Work to
be Done in Our Community" The
evening gospel service will begin az
7.45 o'clock with the singing Of gos-
pei hymns, led by the volunteer choir
and Mrs. l.. E. Wales. The minister
will preach on: Goods Leading" and
Mrs. Wales will sing morning and
evening.
On Thursday evening, December p
the Junior c. r. will give an evening
OF song and story on: The Missionary
Hero of Labrador" DIR. W. T. Gren-
/ fell who is now working among the
people OF the far north. StereOpticon
pictures will be shown.
/ The Parent-Teacher Association
will hold its monthly meeting on next
Friday evening. Mrs. r. Gillispie will
tell OF some Of her experiences in Eu-
rope after the war broke out
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
almost ALRIGHT" IS
DIR. SMILEY'S SUBJECT
Special Musical Programs
Arranged for Sunday
Services at West
COLLECTIONS FOR
CHURCH MISSIONS

In West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets, to-
morrow evening the Rev. U. Franklin
Smiley, d. d.. will preach on the sub
ject, almost Alright" The Bible
school will meet at o'clock and the
Christian Endeavor meeting at $50
O'Clock. Miss Catherine McRae and
John Pierson will lead the latter
meeting. Prayer and praise service
will be held on Wednesday evening,
with the pastor in charge.
The special musical program VIII
be-
Morning-"The God Of Abraham
Praise" by Buck. NJ. p. Hastings, so
loist; Head of Thy Church Triumph
ant" by Lightwood: organ numbers,
Thanks Be TO Thee" trrom Elijah
by Mendelssohn; "Festal March," by
Read.
Evening-Anthem, "Come Unto Me,
We Weary" by Morris, Mrs. Ashton
Cleaver and S. II. Jones, soloists; an
them, Unto Thee o Lord" by Brown,
Mrs. Cleaver and II. h. Russell, So
lOiSts.
The double quartet will sing
"Sweeter as the Years Go By by
Morris The quartet members OF Mrs.
II. Spry. Miss Edna Stuart. Mrs. Will
liam Arbuckle. Mrs. S. H. Jones, IL.
spry. J. 4. Clymer S. II. Jones and
j. r. Carlson.
The organ numbers will be Bastite's
Communion in G" and Lewis POST
lude in c."
The topic for discussion in the
Mems Glass will be ION the Firing
Line" Doctor Smiley will lead the
discussion.
Tomorrow West Church Bible
School will take the annual thanks
giving offering for the churchs two
missions. Baird Memorial and the
Italian Chanel.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
DIR. LAUFER AT GREENHuL.

The Rev. William Crawford will
preach in the Greenhill Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning on the
subject. Taking Refuge The sun
day school will meet at $50 o'clock.
with all classes represented. At I
o'clock in the lecture room, a special
prayer meeting will be held. Miss
Mary Ostrosky the Polish Settlement
worker will tell Of her work in the
PRESBYTERIAN Polish Mission in this
CITY Special music will mark this SER
vice. At o'clock in the church audi
torium. the Rev. DR.. Calvin w. laufer
OF New York City, will speak.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
Mr. PLEASANT SERVICES.

Services tomorrow in M. Pleasant
Bellevue, Methodist Episcopal Church,
the Rev. J. T. Richards. pastor will
be as follows: AZ $3.50 O'Clock Sunday
school; 1890 o'clock. preaching. fol-
lowed with class meeting; 7.3O O'Clock.
annual Epworth League rally. led by
Howard ]. Talley, and address by r.
Blair Ely, There will be special
music. Special prayer service will
be held at the home of w. c. Richard.
son. Holly Oak, on Tuesday evening
and Epworth League social and bust.
ness meeting at the home of Harry
Perkins. of Holly Oak on Friday even
ing
Services in Newark Mission Church
the Rev. J. n. Richardson. pastor. to-
morrow viii be as follows: At 2.3O
O'Clock Sunday school $3.50 O'Clock,
preaching by the pastor; special
prayer services Thursday evening. De-
cember 2, at the home Of J. Wilson
Tallty.
Services at Bellefonte Chapel will
be as follows tomorrow: At 2 o'clock
Sunday school; Wednesday. at s
o'clock. preaching by the Rev. J. r
Richardson.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
sPECIAL sERMON OOURsE.

In the New Church. Delaware ave-
nue. and Washington street, Rev. Geo.
Henry Dole, pastor. tomorrow morn
ing DR.. Dole will preach on the sub
ject. "The Coming of the Son of Man.
Evening sermon subject at 7.30 will be
National circumstances of the Sec
ond Advent" The Rev. Harold S.
Conant of Baltimore, will be the
preacher. Special sermon subjects will
be:
December 5-"How Does the Second
Advent Affect. Us Now" by the Rev.
Paul Sperry of Washington. ID. G.
December 12 Spiritual Phenomena
of the Second Advent by the Rev.
Eric L. G.. Reissner of Baltimore.
December 19-"What is the Second
Advent" by the Rev. George Henry
Dole.
The lectures will be free.
Evening journal., 1915-11-27
Advent Season City ChuhePastors Have Special Sunday Sermon
consumers LEAGUE
SERVICE At ST. Andrews

Consumers League weekend viii
be observed in Wilmington by a spe-
cial religious service TO be held in
St. Andrews Church at 4.3O o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Mr..
Trapnell, rector of st. Andrews, Will
have charge of the services. The full
choir of the church will sing. Two
brief addresses will be made by the
Rev. r. l.. Jackson, and the Rev. Will
liam II. Laird. Mr.. Laird is chairman
of the Diocesan Social Service Com
mittee. Notices of this meeting have
been sent out to all organizations of a
philanthropic nature and IL is hoped
that the meeting will be very general
ly attended.
The visit Of the members of the
league to the various schools last
Tuesday is bearing fruit for the fol-
lowing essay submitted in the prize
essay contest, is the result of some of
the talks urging the school children
to send in essays.
Why Should Christmas Shopping Be
Completed Before December 20?
There are many reasons why your
Christmas shopping should be com
pleted before December 20. The stores
are crowded. The articles are picked
over and you have to take what is
left. II you have many friends tc
give to you get their presents in q
hurry and you don't get the suitable
presents. In hurrying you get ner
vous and sick. You might lose your
pocketbook or it might get stolen from
you IN the crowd You may lose some
other valuable article. A fire might
break out and the crowd rush in ano
you might get trampled to death. Il
you have a basket with you, a collar
OF a handkerchief or some other ar
ticle might drop in your basket and
you would be accused of stealing. Il
you start early to shop you put more
happiness in giving the presents
Your dress or coat might get showed
against a table where there is glass
wear or Christmas balls and they
would fall and break. You would
have to pay for them. The best way
and time to do your shopping, is be
fore December 20 and you know yoI
are on the safe side. 5. NJ. r.