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Evening journal., 1916-08-07
REMOVAL NOTICES.


nR. WILLIAM H. NORRIS, DENTIST
~ has removed to No. 500 West otreet.
iune27.tf.
MRS. ADA NJ. LAYTON. CHIRoPoDIST,
u1 formerly CT No. 3o3 West Seventh
street is now located at No. so5 Washington
street. Phone, D. & A.. 5000. mar2o6m.
TLoRA JOHNSON sTRADLEY, CHIRoPo
Il dist formerly Of No. COL Market street
y now located at No. 2220 Market street
d. & A. Phone. 2617. ian26-tf.
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HELPER ON MILK WAGON. APPLY
IL 94i Spruce street aue7-tf
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TRANSPORTATION.
TRANSPORTATION.
3D. Wilson Line
WILMINGTON PHILADELPHIA
~ ROUTE.

ROUTE.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington.
for Philadelphia, and Chestnut Street Wharf,
Philadelphia, for Wilmington. daily, includ.
ing Sundays at 73o. 600. 1880 A. NJ. ~
o'clock noon, 1.8o, 500. AIS. 500. TOO.
80 and $50 P. NJ All boats stop at
Chester.
WILMINGTON. .PENNseRovE ROUTE.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf VII.
1000 100 A. NJ. 1900 noon, 100. 400.
800 400, 500. 600 200. 500. 900.
1000 100, 1900 P. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove-6.oo, 7.Ib. 500. 900.
1000 100 A. IL, 1900 noon, 100. ais.
800 400, 500, 500. 100. 500. 900. lo.15.
100 1900 P. NJ.
FENToN's BEACH, RIvERvIEw BEACH
AND PENNsvILLE ROUTE.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmington.
daily at 6.45, 9. 80 A. NJ, IL 80, AS.
S 30 = 80 and 10. as P. NJ.
Sundays Q As P NJ.
Leave Riverview Beach and Pennsvills
daily at 8. 90 and IL. 90 A NJ, 1 80, l. 90.
8 80 %. 80 and '12 90 P. NJ
Sundays 8 30 and 10. As P N
Leave Fenton's Beach daily at 8 10 and
lilo NJ. lao, 40. $40. % 40 and
Sundays s 40 and 10 55 P. NJ.
denotes change on Sundays
BOAT FOR CHARTER FOR EITHER DAY
OR EVENING EXCURSIONS.
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HELP WANTED MALE.

VXTANTED-LABORERs J. s. ROC
W ERs Co., 18th and Walnut. jy1s-tf
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WILL SELL SMALL AUTO TRUCK
W body cheap. Apply 225 Orange street.
aug7-6t
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Scoop Wishes Nobody Any Hard Luck

G4 0ras ~ az ] cnc~ tkt4-.ns n thDA az tG>aa e1
vs. w. ~ 80 f.. e 81; Z W." 81
bQoF~q hiSt +sAi,4 ~ ao>4 fea1 o. va es,s A..s;
eAs+ Aeot fs4r, N4 = @ 10 ehA~,kte>- s4.-;;r>,4
Ne~ 0or>a- oveo>a eQ4A -oreu0s ute e,4h e+E ke
aaaooe kon ts 5.0 bNet, u1Qe Rse&A&- &s 4ssA,1 k4
tAt a~> hOe4l~7 kA- It l., TIE es>d a,e tGe err&
on NH oDee 70 MI eoo'. TT { Ss & "Ns,e@aea,es
CvOo ttA1 s.;roaA esrNe U"'as 81 te>e cnarrh e-ts
n It ta Q ,r,al. 0+.et tS>rtes >N.4- Ss,-cs
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR Rent
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AUCTION SALE.

A UCTION sALE-FOR SALE EVERY
"a Thursday and Saturday, 1890 A. NJ,
Furniture Carpets Bedding etc. Must be
sold az the next sale. West End Auction
House, No. 217 W, Fourth St. Phones.
2406 n. & A.; 1900 Delm aug4tf
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WANTED.

DELIABLE HOUsEKEEPER IN FAMILY
~ Of three; children. Apply No. ace
Ferris St. aug5-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE.
W keeper Apply Woo Evening Jour.
nal once. aug7-2t
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Executive Committee Of the Progress.
siye Party Of the Third Con-
, gressional District Meet.

At a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Progressive par
ty of the Third Congressional
District of Louisiana, held ir
Morgan City on Tuesday, July %
the following committees for the
Third District were appointed:
Assumption: Campaign Com.
mittee-Abel Landry, Napoleon.
vile, John Marks. Napoleonville
Gus. j. Labarre, Belle Rose. Fl.
nance Committee: Gus. j. La.
barre. Belle Rose.
Lafourche: Campaign Com
mittee-W. H. Price, Thibodaux.
w. S. Lafargue, Thibodaux, H. L.
Simms, Thibodaux. Finance
Committee: H. L. Simms, T .lbo.
daux.
Terrebonne: Campaign Com
mittee-C. A. Duplantis. Houma,
T. B. Easton, Houma, D. NJ. Kill
patrick, Houma. Finance Com.
mittee: E. A. Dupont. Houma.
St. Mary: Campaign Commit.
tee-C. S. Williams. Patterson, A.
M. Underwood, Franklin, j. A
Peterman, Franklin. Finance
Committee: j. A. Peterman,
Franklin.
Lafayette: Campaign Commit
tee-Chas. A. Billeaud, Broussard,
L. L. Judice, Scott, Jules Mouton,
Lafayette. Finance Committee
Chas. Billeaud, Broussard.
Iberia: Campaign Committee
Edwin Broussard, New Iberia,
Ulysses Landry, New Iberia, John
D. Wallet, Loreaaville. Finance
Committee: Edwin Broussard,
New Iberia.
st. Martin: Campaign Commit.
tee-Dr. D. c. Liable, st. Martins.
Vile, Dr.. R. j. Patin, Breaux
Bridge. c. E. Smede, Cade. Fl.
nance Committee: c. E. Smede.
Cade.
Vermillion: Campaign Com
miHee-Minos T. Gordy, Able.
vile. R. P. Leblanc. Abbeville,
DR.. j. E. Kibbe. Erath. Finance
Committee: Vernon j. Caldwell,
Abbeville.
Under a resolution of the Ex-
ecutive Committee Hon. John
Marks was designated to act as
Chairman of the Campaign Com.
mittee of the Third District. and
Hon. E. A. Pharr was designated
as ex. cficio Chairman of the FL
nance Committe.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
CLERKS OFFICE. )
ST. NARY PARISH LA {


Public notice is hereby given tia,
the registration Office at the Cour
House at Franklin, Louisiana, is oper
for the registration Of all citizens. no,
already registered and legally quail.
he'd to register, and will remain open
Tor that purpose until night of Angus,
l2tn, 1916, thirty days prior to the
primaries of Sept. 18th, 1915.
Public notice is further given that
pursuant to the registration laws of
this State, that | will in person or
through deputy establish nv Office
Tor one day at or near each polling
precinct in this Parish for the purpose
OF registering each citizen thereof
not already registered and legally
qualified so to do, on the following
dates, tO-wit:
Fourth Ward, First Precinct, Cen.
treville Poll, July 18th, 1916.
Fifth Ward, FIRST Precinct Patter.
son Poll. July 10Th, 1916.
Sixth Ward, First Precinct, Morgan
City Poll, July 9th. 1916 Second
Precinct, Ramos Poll, July 2Sth, 1916.
Eighth Ward. First Precinct, Ber-
wick Poll, July 3lst, 1916.
WILBUR H. KRAMER.
Clerk of Court, ex-otticio Registrar of
Voters.
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Frequently we hear the express.
sion that men are worse than
hogs. To show the similarity
between the acts of men and hogs
toward their kind We will state
that when hog gets an ear of
corn every other hog will trot at.
ter him. squealing and whining
for a bite; out just let the front
hog get fast il a crack ard every
son OF gun of the hogs will Jump
on him and tear him to pieces.
1t is the same with men. As long
as a man is prosperous and ha-
money, he can't keep his friends
away With double.barreled shot
gun. Just "a soon as ne becomes
unfortunate and his money has
dwindled away. he is NOT only
snubbed by his former fciends but
they b~giu to do all the damage !
possible. Let a man start up
grade and mankind falls b hind |
and hastens his ascension, When
he starts down the grade the world
steps 10 Que side. greases the
track and says "ic, him slide".
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Horse Sense

y horse that refrains from eating is
using the horse sense method Of curing
Itself OF some intestine! trouble. Ma.
ture sometimes fats, so take m
chance but go to the aid of nature as
soon as you see something wrong with
your horse and give it a dose or two
or Is. A. Thomas Stock Remedy If il
does not respond at once, this medicine
costs you nothing and its just as sure
with COWS or sheep. We give you
your money back.
For Sale by j. +. Boudreaux.
Franklin, La.
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Laws passf d by the legisla ure
of 1916 will not 60 into effect ill
twenty days after their promulea.
ton. according to a ruling OF A,
V. Coco, attorney general, Friday
Some confusion existed as 10
when laws became effective. OWING
20 the ruling on this question
made by the constitutional con.
ventlon OF 1913. Under the con-
stitution OF 1898 laws went into eff
feet twenty days after promulga.
ton. The convention OF 1913
changed this to ten
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-29
(OFFICIAL)
Proceedings Police Jury.

FRANKLIN, LA July 81, 1916.
A special meeting of the Police
Jury was held this day with Hon
Charles N. Frost presiding and the
following members present: T. B
kfmbrough, Gabriel Haydel, Ar.
thur Olivier, Sidney j. Wolford
Oscar Boudreaux. John r. Drack.
cit, I. Aucoin, A. E. Calm and
John A. Pharr.
The President stated that the
betting had been called by him
of the purpose of organizing a
Road District pursuant to Act No.
1873 of 1914, aud to transact such
other business as may properly
come before it.
Mr.. John r. Drackett stated that
ne had q petition signed by re.
sidents OF Tiger Island. which he
wished to present to the Police
Jury. and asked that Mr.. Wise be
allowed to read it.
After some discussi of the
matter. it was on motion of Judge
A. E. Gain seconded by Mr.. T.
resolved that MI. Wise
read the petition. Mr.. Wise stated
that he was Offering the petition as
q tax payer of the Oh ward. aud
on behalf of number of tax pay.
ers OF that ward. He then read the
petition.
Mr.. Sidney j. Wolford moved
mat the petition as read by Mr..
Wise be tabled. This motion be.
Ing seconded by Mr.. Gabriel Hay.
lei. Mr.. John r. Drackett then
moved az an amendment to this
notion that the petition be accept.
ID as read. This motion was sec.
'nded by Mr.. T. Aucoin. Ona call
i the Ayes aud Nays the motion
vas declared lost.
The resolution Of Mr.. Wolford
Ias then voted on and carried. <
Nj. Oscar Boudreaux then offer.
! tae following ordinance and s
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STATE Of LovIslAy,
. 4 judicial Dis:'ic: c,,. |
0e3 3ys,, T. veeder ",
" 0lf0rd' ct. al. \ NJ J. :; Az Il

Sf'1' asr and sale issued ont NJ a a. r1
# FIX: :, o, u louisiana in and II o v9 M
'o"re entitled and pum ut effected
>Aa "tfer for sale, a, I.s eaossesa
a a,r4,.. delays. requisite. and up, st'ss
' ana according to law, v, u4a '''a',
a ",.r, a 1.-THE the principal tio uy'' ao odia
", 1o.. the Town I, Of FrankIia''. rankin p ., :
s.afE, State of Loui,iap', ' a. Of
.an Of One Hundred I P%1 % pay
2 ,S..,''. sI4l.5s) Dollars , si's
, ,aS '. az the rate Of eisbt " y l's
per cent per annum from ~. y per q
, ngaF ia 'er 1914, until pail ,o ss,a aq
ten 10 per cent Der cs,, ,Ost'AH'v
fees md OIL Wv no interest, as ALBANY
The purchaser being reou;! p'tecetlaa
AMI compelled, in aadjfI, o,ea !, dlAcs
,Ae pay ment of those cer,,in ~ 'sVa
,be mortgage notes. each d,' , ,oa'
l, sum "sI OF One Hundred Por,,'eo,,a.s
., ., 100 Sal So Dollars, essea H,s1 y a
.S " 9.''Td' to his own order and I's !, y !,
endorsed in blank, dated D r1 y by
, ' ~ PAYABLE. respectively, ' IN ~
,htee, four and five years after !. W. :.
bearing interest at the rate o, , s''s. y
per cent per cent per anuum !, t,' p,sa !,
u nn,.i pad, together With Ten ,'I fla ~. y
cent per cent upon said princ1 W II. n
interest, as attorneys fees, ,b@ p'' ny
notes be placed in the hands r ot =. ' !.
loFney for collection, even ,bo N III y \.
De not MED on same; said mor,y,ss a' ~,
being secured by a special mo 1a.' ;. a''a
'n the said property herelusf,s, s ss,s. Y
'a' executed by A. Wolfora, in a,o, ~ y
> ,eorge I: Veeder by act before , /, a a
recot' Notary Public. recorded i !,
Mortgage book 81, page 2s3, Ea,rr W -
$, 49,, on January i, isl5, Of h. v, wv
age Records for the Parish 0. q, V,,r
State Of Louisiana, on '' y
SATURDAY. THE 2yp, DAY NJ,
SEPTEMBER, 1915,
'etween the hours of eleven o'clock ,
n. and four O'Clock p. m the fOli0vln,
escribcd property to.wit: >
That certain lot or parcel Of land
wing and being situated on ,he Er
lde OF Bayou Teche, 10 the VILLAGE 4
harent"n, Louisiana. fronting 90 IN
lain public road leading from Chsrep.
III to Jeaneretla and Franklin, hrelb,
18th all Of the buildings and improve
tents there N situated and thereto b.
'nging, and which is more particular,
ounded as follows: On the north B,
ne main public road, south by tb,
roperty OF ". E. Gardiner, east By
lie public road and west by the publ,
,ho,l property"
CHAS. PECoT, Sheriff.
lerif 5 Office, Parish ofSt. Mary, Ia,
July 6, 1916,
y. Pecot,
orah, Himel, Bloch & Borah,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court-Parish 0!
Orleans.
V xirg Refrigerator Co. We, Jsct
Verdun. No. lis, 956.

| BY virtue of a writ OF ieri facis H.
sued out of the Honorable tue Civil
District Court, in and for the Parish Of
Orleans. and to me directed in lh.
above entitled and numbe-e1 suit, |
have seized and will ,f;r for sale ioi
each, with apprasemsnt, TO the -laa
aud highest bidder, al the p'lncpi
front door Of the Court House 10 lus
Town of Franklin, Parish OF st Mary
| La, on
SATURDAY, THE 2s1H DAY OF
JULY, A. D., 1915,
between the hours Of II o'clock a H.
and 4 o'clock p Ill the following mel
toned and described properts, TO VIII
"All of the right, title and interest," @
J. B. Verdun, Jr., as an heir Of n.y.
main Ner,,un. deceased, IN and 70 'D'
property Of every kind AMI description
be,oi ging TO the succession OF Roman
Verdun. deceased as vel as all 'ns
right, claim. demand, title and in'ers'
of The said J. B. VcrduD, H. Is >
creditor If the succession Of h,nn'
Verdun, decd aud more particularly IL
and to The following described proper
~ appearing on lie account h'eo !.
said succession by the administrator
thereof. to-Wlt:
Claim Of j. B. V-rdun, Jr,
As administrator Of said estate, 70
a commission two and one-h'Il
= l-2 per cent. Cd y '!o'VV 49,, -
~ - ..... ...'.',; ''T'''
,,nt dne J II, Ver,iun. Jr,
IS ,,p.cont,ac, with the children
IF dcoet!cnt herein for se'Vlcts
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2o:d Judicial District Court-Par.
ish OF ST Mary.

succession of Oren Stewart and
his wife. Louisa White. both
deceased. No 1929.
Inns public notice is gwen to
the creditors Of the above mum.
bered and entitl-d succession 10
present to the undersigned cura-
TOT an account Of their claims and
the titles by which they are es.
tablished.
}. D. EHRLlCH,
Curator.
Berwick, La. July "a. 1915
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-29

If you contemplate having a hand
some sllt, silver or gold monogram
on your car We would like to submit
specially drawn designs and prices.
and will guarantee satisfaction ia
workmanship and do work reason
able.
|. POPKIN.
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For man who has been killed
SIX times and who is even now
forced to go around on clutches.
Pdncho Villa is sguiarly hard to
catch.
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Secretary of the Police Jury

Hilaire Carriere, who murdered
Sheriff Marion L. Swords, Of s..
Landry Parish, is still at large.
having bstfl ID thus far the at
tempts of the officers of the law to
capture him,
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Blacksmith and wheelwrighI
Work done at reasonable prices,
c. S BRENN.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-29

An Ordinance relative to headlights
on motor vehicles operated in the
Parish OF St. Mary, Louisiana.
SECTION l. BE it ordained by the
Police jury of the Parish of st. Mary,
LOUISIANA, that every motor vehicle
operated upon the public roads of the
Parish OF st. Mary should throw suf-
hcient light ahead to reveal any person.
vehicle or substantial object upon the
road way straight ahead of such motor
vehicle at a distance of at least One
Hundred and Fifty $50 feet. These
lights should be permanently so ar
ranged that no portion Of the reflected
beam of light. when measuring at a
point OF Fifty (50l feet or more ahead
OF the vehicle. shall rise more than
torty-two az inches above the level
surface on which a web Gle stands.
SAID lights should also give sufficient
side illumination to Indicate any per-
son, vehicle or substantial object with
In len (lO) feet of the side of said motor
vehicle at point 10 feet or more ahead
OF 1t. The terms beam as used ia |
TINS ordinance, is to be construed as |
the approximately parallel !
rays OF lights and projected by re-
dectOr
SEC. :. Be it further ordained. etc,
hat any perst n or persons, firms OF
corporation violati- g the provisions
II Section one of this ordinance, shall.
lpOn conviction then eUf before anv
,,ourt OF competent jurisdiction be
med not more than Twenty-Five (s25. OO)
loiIars, or Sentenced to Imprisonment
or hotmore than thirty days, or both,
Vt the discretion Of said court
SEC. ). Be it further ordained, etc
hat all ordinances or parts of ordi-
ances In conflict herewith, be, and the
anne are hereby repealed.
CHAS. N. FROST.
President.
EMMETT O'NIELL, Secretary.
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before purchasing elsewhere
call on Neil McNeil's 5 and 10
cents store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-29

NO 6df will cure Chills and Fever.
Ii Is the most spec is remedy We know
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For Tinware go to Neil McNeils
5 and 10c store.
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ORDINANCE No. -

10 define what Constitutes an unin-
c0rporated village in the Parish uf
st. Mary. La: To regulate the speed
limit Of Automobiles. Motor cycles.
and all other Motor-propelled ve-
hlcles through uniucOrporated viii
lagos In the Parish of st. Mary, La
ana to prescribe penalty for the
violation Of this ordinance.
SECTION |. Be it ordained by the
Police jury of the Parish of ST. Mary.
La, that 40 person shall drive any
automobile, motor cycle, motor truck
or any other mOtOr-propelled vehicle
unincOrpOrated villages stu
ated IN the Parish Of St Mary, La. at
a speed exceeding - miles per hour.
SEC ,. Be it further ordained that
a village in the sense of this ordinance,
is defined and declared to be the vii. |
lages Of Garden City, Verdunville, |
entreVllle and CharentOn, within the |
limits between sign boards posted at
The entrance and exit of said villages |
which sign board shall bear the name
II the respective villages. together with
he speed limit permitted through said
Iillages.
SEC. ). Be it further ordained, that
my person or persons who shall viO-
ate the provision of this ordinance
hall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
md upon conviction in any Court of
jurisdiction shall be fined
n sum of not more than 335. 90 ana
default OF the payment of said fine
hall be incarcerated in the Parish Jail
or period Of not to exceed thirty
avs
SEC 4 Be it further ordained, that
II ordinances or parts Of ordinances {
conflict herewith. be, and the same
re hereby repealed.
CHAS. n. FROST.
President.
J. EMMETT O'NIELL, Secretary.
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10 Automobile Owners.

The Police Jury. at its last regu-
lar meeting passed two ordinances
regulating the speed OF automo.
blles and all m otor-propelled We.
hicles in unincorporated villages
and relative to headlights on m , j..
tor vehicles on the highways in
this parish. The requirements in
the ordinances are stated clearly.
1t would be we'll for the owners OF
automobiles to read them careful
". We feel confident tina. al
good cit!z ms wish 70 comply with
their regulations. The following
are the ordinances published in
full:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25

800 i-...aN. gains Oi aG.1 and 36.9
p"r cent as Oompsred with the t999.-
Nt' $50. and the ies7.9St.S0O re-
ported Tor the similar weeks in 1915
and 1914
Canadian Trade
Dispatches 90 buns Review from
branch offices ct r. G.. Dun eco.
BOO leading cities ct the Dominion OF
Canada continue generally encourag-
ur most Doniors reporting that dis
tribufinu oi soas0uablo merchandise
has increased with the advent or
warmer weather and that consider
able activity les already shown In the
preparations for IAN and winter bust
moss Montreal reports uuieter con
dl'ious iu some lines as usual at this
period. hut higher temperatures have
stimulated tho call for summer
goods aud wholesalers of footwear.
dr, goods clothing and furnishings
are receiving substantial orders by
mail fo- future delivery There Is
Also fair movement OF groceries.
provisions and shelf hardware and
sentiment .'-"'diu2 the OUTLOOK u
.'r .N''r uI ii''i'aN reports mat
conditions BOO 'H' maritime provinces
.r' decidedly i''oraul'' the volume
U. business 200 o"'h mercantile ana
m'nHI'.'nrinr limos Dem s'o-y S"'ls-
"r.,' With 'n' only complaint no
4
u''d being 300 regard p" 'n' shortage
90. Tabor Wholesalers retailers an"
manufacturers At ''u'' appear 10
Dbl. satisfied WIN ''' I'h'r'l Hl'ua
Ion ANA 'i'Im ih'' 'n' movement
. '' W.f.''H''.. rs wen ABOVE 'ha' OF
. 'h.s TIME H.' year warmer anu
..r" .r''..I "'"'H' '"l '''auy crop
+ pr"rr." ''. .'mH''i'a Confluence
/ 'i Toronto among retailers ana tleS
HI" anticipating 'h'f 'N'nI' require
""r'. 1910. ..ns'''f'hi' amount
" Ir''"" I"'.' De- also hrlsk de-
+ n"iN i"f "'' t".'- ""' 10 INC
H.fI|. employment OF labor al high
"Fg H. p'''a h an slaplo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25

AMARILLO some classy rlrl take
% looh as She passes hy. 1915 T.. %.
receipts 80 per cent increase Glen
wood IS the place. nov IL the time
u'Dowd. Room ola Posto;iI,c
gIu-u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
DUN'S REVIEW
Continued from Page Four)
PAGE SEVEN

$3.50. l-..aas. gains OF sG.7 and $50
p"r cent as compared with the t999.-
Nt'.Ho. and the iee7.9Si.SOO re-
ported lor the s.m.la- weeks in 1915
and IsIt
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MISCELLANEOUS

RRsIDa made from ,omtInEa Elit,
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Eyeglasses and Speciaeies properly
fitted Diseases of the Eye treated.
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Ask your grocer for Meetings.
potato chips made IN AMARILLO
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-03

The Crookston Daily Times says:
"A number OF the young people Of
this city are behind movement
which. 1t is expected. will result In
the building Of big toboggan slide
In the Central park this winter 1t
Is thought that the money necessary
could be raised by popular subscrip-
ton, and a number OF business men
have already signitled their willing
ness to contribute to this cause Many
or the young men will also contribute
their share. 1t IS not planned that
there will be any charge for use OF
% slide. and an effort will be made
TO get the park board to see that 1t
will be a good investment for them
to provide the upkeep OF the sport
The movement will be given added
speed as soon as the weather settles
down for the real winter"