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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
The Markets
GERMAN NOTE IS
CHIEF FEATURE OF
MARKETS OF WEEK

NpN York. MAY 49, Waiting un the
O,crmau note constituted the chief iru'
Of the irregular and ucrNous week
iu the stock market. other develop.
mcuts of icssrr importance in'iu'ied un
expansion Of domestic labor disturb.
noes. Improvement in the McNicnu sit
ua'ion aud changes, political aud mill.
tuty. among the entente powers.
When Rcrin's reply was finally Zee
rcivrd. prices broke with som, violence,
but recovered with surprising vigor, ut-
fordiug ample proof of the market s
strong technical position.
Aside from dcmuud. Of labor. some of
which were readily met. home rpudi
lost none uf their high promise of
rccrut months. Leading transportation
lines. including the PrnusS %lvnuia. New
York Central aud Reading railroads,
submitted b%rillinnt statements ~ March
earnings. The copper producing com
panics report unprecedented increases
for 1913 and IN" first quarter of the
calendar year aud the american ~mclt.
ing company Increased i's common divi.
dpul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

sale as provided in said deed Of
trust.
Sow. therefore. ln consideration OF
the premises th, Undersigned Will
on the 10th day Of May. 1916. az tuo
hour of ten o.rlu.t n tho forenoon,
AT the front door ul he United state,
postofncc Ia the U,tg of Albuquerque,
y. NJ. offer Tor sale nd sell at public
auction to ,hc high, ana best bidder
for cash. the real ttatc above de
scribod, To socur, th. payment OF said
principal prumlssurH note Of SIX thou
sand dollars. together with Interest.
thereon at the rate, ~ seven per cent
per apnum from OBJ. 18th day OF Oc-
tobcr, 1918. together with the costs e.
executing this Trust including cost
OF adyrrtis,ng and o.. sonabl. oompou-
satlon to the uudOf gnod and to MS
counsel Ia c@Ncoutua aid trust.
IIrt'S ROMERO.
sheriff of porunull. county nnd sue
ccsspr IN Tru.' to willard s.
STROLLER, True'D.
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New York Stock Exchange.

New York, MAY t- Today : strong
aud exceedingly active market doubt.
less had IT, inception iu nm increasing
conviction that the rtisi, with Germany
had passed. Trading was Of Il free aud
confident character. although tcprcson.
tatiNo stocks were again subordi mated
10 the demand for spcciuitips. Norcan'
tile marines and uitcd Fruit, was well
as the oils. motors and coppcr~. were
most Conspicuous iu th' dealings, 10.
gcthcr with such war shares as Iruciblc
steel aud LutkaVuuua steel. American
Can, American Locomotive and West.
iughous,. Gains IN these various issues
ranged from two go five points. McNi.
cans featured the fuu! hour, Petroleum
making Am extreme gain of over siN
points. The closing wu, strong Bonds
were firm.
Speculative interest continued 10 de-.
rive much encouragement from the Ger.
man note. Judging from the course uf
prices ~ TODAY active opening Va.
rious special stocks made initial gains Of
one 90 three points. some ut these soon
being increased. shipping shares were
again the leaders. marine preferred and
common ~ we'll al, I nitcd Fruit sub
sjautially experimenting yesterday :
advances. The motor group. particular
Is MuNwclls. Willy Overland. e'ulc.
baker aud Goodrich were especially
prominent. Crucible steel led the Wal
group, tis,Qc t"uf points PM c'gpcrs
I potrolcums aud distilling spcciolitie-, 20
| g"thcr with minor iudustriul~ w"r,
higher by one 10 two POINTS.
American sugar Refining. loHH,
American Tel. aud Tel. l2Nis.
Anaconda Copper. s5ai.
Atchison. l0l{s
Chino Copper, -.
Inspiration Copper. AZ.
Northern Pacific, mt
R,tdIug $50.
Southern Pacific, g7is.
iuiou Pacific. 1875.
I ni'rd state, steel. Sfh.
I ni'cd states steel. preferred. llGaS
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FOR REST Very reasonable. tWu
neat light housekeeping rooms with
privilege OF bath. Address %'l,casun-
able" care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
Denver Llgestock

Denver, MAY G-taitlo Receipts.
] 900. market steady. Beet steers.
-. i5m 900: COWS and hcifefs, s5.7jm
1.75; stockprs aud feeders. .GOUH +, 40.
calves. SlOuom 1000.
Hogs Receipts. 400; market higher.
TOP. 500; hulk. $3.50.
sheep Receipts. none.
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Ct I,ouis livestock

~. Louis. May g. Hogs Receipts
1000, market steady. Pig, aud lights
.7.75mggu: mixed aud butchers. ~. ga
1885. good heavy. sa.gom pp5: wear
ling steers and hcifers. $500 1000,
COWS. ~5.2jm S.2J; ,turkcts. aud feeders.
50 900 500; southern steers. - $50
: -; COWS and hcifcrs. >tjum 600: ma.
tive calves, $4,000 1000.
sheep Receipts, none; market uomi.
mai Mctbrrs. $1,000 $50: lambs
Slo.00m ll.;No; clipped cwc,. s7.50M
20; clipped lambs. $4,000 gSj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
Kansas City Grain

Kansas city. MAY cash Wheat
40. . hard. .lUSm ia; 30. . red, slll
wl.ll; May. slo6tG July .lo77sm
los.
Com No. . mixed, 5lti@ 51iac; No.
. white, 7li,c; No . yellow, 52],m 53c;
May. 10iac; july. 7iHic.
ouis-Our cent higher. No, > white.
500 i7,; No. . mixed. iuW i2c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
8, .Josenh Iivestnck

~. Joseph. Mo. Muv Co. Hogc-Rc.
ccipts. 2.1Uu: market steady TOP.
50 -; h.lk. so.d5mp ~.
Cattle Receipts. loo; market steady
steers. $500 H.7J: COWS and hcifrrs.
sl.jUm ESQ: ruiNcs. sG Oum $50
sheep Receipts. ouc market uomi
nal Lambs. si1.uu0 li.GO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

knusu, city, Mo. May q. Hog. Re.
ccipts. 500; market higher Quality
poor Heavy. 80 Su0" -; light. s"ul
90 "a; rigs $500 p25.
Cattle Receipts. l.juu; market
steady. Prime feed steers. -p.3jM 10.
Western steers. $4,000 90: stockcrs,
: uum : ~: calves. 81 5uu 1850.
sheep Receipts, 2.tuO; market
steady. Lambs. 81 0um 1850. year.
Nngs. $500 Ufj. Vcthpt.. $500
81. 90: owes. $1,000 S.>j.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

'hicNgo, May o. Hogs Kcocipts,
H.OOO: market wcak 10 Toe under the
opening which was unchanged 10 De
above yesterday : average. Light,
,o15m ESQ, heavy, ~ i5m9nu. pigs
-. 2jmpl5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
NeW York Money

New YORK. MAY g. Mercantile pa.
per. 3il',.
Bar silver. 7Gatc.
Mexican dollars. jpi.c.
Government bonds. steady: railroad
bonds. firm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Cattle-Rcceiy,s 200; markc, unset,
tlpd. Native beet steers, HuOn 80
western steers. 5000 $40. steckets.
5000 >Gj: COWS. .l2jWp so; calves
.G.1jU $50.
sheep Receipts. 2.us market
steady We'h,rs. .dgum " 80; lambs.
$3.50 no.
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New York Metals

New York. MAY THE copper mar
Ret continued firm. supplies available
Tor delivery 'his side Of September are
pretty well cleaned up with quotations
ranging from 2Nig t. 2yigc for Angus,
aud later deliveries.
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WANTED-Agents

of muturduU. IIuats gasoline 81
Be- per gallon. eliminates carbon
Dollar an hour profit. safes guartu.
tcod BcWur, OF mitaturs' Gasu,
Tome tdud- ii,U. Has uu ouj.tl
Chemists laifi,d ar il composition
Details free. Tho whit, Mfg. e..
Dept 80. Cln,iuua. -.
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FOR RENT--Houses.

FOR REST Select ncIghhprho"'
rent very reasonable. a Nuugaluw ui
ave furnished rooms and tvu porch"
Address bungalow, 'uro Herald
FOR RENT Cosy tWu-rUum cottage
furnished water aud Light pn.i
$500. 1871 South Eit'h
FOR HENT Furnished thr,,-ruuu
modern bungalow VITA bath In
Iuit" "a I'm south Aruo rhoU.
1928 "
-
FOIi REST FiNc-ruom furnished
house uu car line, rent s.a.np, can
tlu East central,
ip1, EENr-Furuishcd two-ruom
cottage with shopping porch. lOlg
south Walter 50,
FOR REST -N-roum furnished house.
modern, SIS per month IoeI ",
New YORK ave.
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Kansas CITY Produce.
Elgin Butter.

Kansas City, May d - Butter, egg
and poultry unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
Chicago Livestock.

llgiu, M, May 6 Butter, lo0 tubs
sold at 30 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
New YORK Cotton.

New York. Nay 9. - spot cotton
steady middling uplands, sll.Sj.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
q

un eject sunday, fob. 7th, 1870
West
No. Daily. Ar. Dp.
I california Express $500 s'aop
3 california Limited .ll;pua II goa
Fast Express ..... Hti5h lo;l'n
= "a Mail ......,ll:'up l2i-'d
~ lie Luxe trhurs) 7,a0a sooI
south
spg &c rfso Express. io;3op
SIS ~ paso Express. y.bia
Fast Daily.
- Atlantic Express o.. i75a sOia
= Eastern Express. 21fp 2:i0p
4 California Limited. tOp i.nup
> X. e. a Chicago FIX f.l5p SOP
20 no Luxe lWedJ.. 5000 9:lop
from south
$40 Is. g 4 Chicago. 7;O0a
slG X. e. n Chicago. ...G;30p
standard sleeper ror C'o"is ana
Roswell caves on 40. 500, connects at
Rclon with rain SO. 20, leaving Belcn
at 1855 p m.
80. Z carries one conch only 10
sleopers
So. Si6 win have standard sleeper
from Roswell from train o.. u at
B.len.
P. J. JOHNSON. Agent.
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WANTED--Salesmen.


SNESMtN i.lN. SD, 100, something
ne" sine uiuuter time pa. ,'i
50. Iu,krt samples Prompt CONE
missions state t,frtury covered l,.
wood Mfr Goo. l''. Michigan N.r,
Chicago
THE -lGN TuNT DIFFERENT
1916 Chaur,l.I, iaIi,r.u cabinet
outs,lluu ulI SAMPLES. good t,I'
tory ,.uutuN SI.r 1872 n. D],Iruurn.
chicago
SNLE~MEN wanted men whu tu
sell thiul- \ salesman from Town
writes. Sold thr,, orders tuuut
made S12 80" 81 ,Iriur, and dInu',
were $3.50 IluN that for 90 green
mans Or-t da, SELLING paints, lu DIE
cuimu and autuuu..I oils md gro..I
',s' Ilt.h.l,t liH ru. 'hioIru
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WANTED-position ts housekcopcT
or sramstr"ss. IA Hr ulf of DIt
Best of references. g. ,. care Her
aid
ENHtElEEtEb. cu,Ustf.. -Jlo~iudN
d'-Irrs immcdiat, employment.
either local cor road Address b.. NJ
=. uIr, Herald.
MANTEb, Position M .uuuucur.
seven Gears oNptf|Du",. priNdt"
preferred. buX III. ..T. Herald.
PAINTER aud pau'I hanger. good
mechanic, wants position. Aidr'-'
POS me-. ,irr Eyoniur Herald.
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WANTED.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at Ia
Evening Herald.

Evening Herald.
WANTED-Nou to KNOW gallon D.
voc ready paint covers 900 square
feet two coats. Erie carbon roof paint
stops leaks, lasts fiVo years cold water
Kasomino Nalspar. Thomas y. kclt-
her. iON West Central phone 10.
v ANTEb-Farms h1., 3.3ft buy p
cts, doscrih" your uusuId propottl
eco Farmers EXCHANGE, DcnN"..
colo.
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Help.

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o Rooms.


For pENT-Roo
loNi\\b~.
NICE. clean. 1.ht housekeeping. FUR
1," 49, 81 rn,.. ~. ,nn,,r,.
INT tu,t.,r u... nos. s.I,b
Ltr., .,,.,t I..,. 90
800.
,Ir.r fu Al, W. ...I
! FuH EENT NI... furnished FROM,
room. hath. rr..tf. entrance. r,u
,t ,
uOTLI. DENVER .J't West COAT
NI,.ly Furnished ru,u-. near rail-.
OVERLAND NOTE. W.u furnished
'
uDTEI. tl;AlGI centrally located.
WAN nm. choice, Cd. rooms. urd.r
I tb, management of Mr. 81 l,I..
:" "
Tim santa III. al.. south second
s,re,t.-\ hom,-Ht, place New
MANAGEMENT Rate. from g, 90 to
FOR REST 90 modern house. two
nicely furnished r.ums with bath
AId "-s I,-, N,.t Genital, Phone
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Evening Herald" Albuquerque "
a. T.. -. l.. g.. .-l0p
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FOR REST Modern Sleeping ruy..
81 COS East central pnur- l2l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
Recover BODY OF
ALBERT DANFORD
BROTHER AND SON OF SHADY.
SIDE MAN FIND CORPSE IN
OHIO RIVER.
Went to Death IN Ohio at McMecher
Dam Thursday When Bear Trap
Was Lowered.

The body Of Albert Danford. Shady
side plaStcrcr, who was drowned N
the Ohio river at the MCMcchen dam
last Thursday when boat in which
he and Il companion Wcr" out hShinG
was swampcd by The lowering Of a
bear trap at the dam. was recovered
from the river Yesterday.
The corpse was found by Paul anu
Cecil Danford. brother and son of the
dead man. They were rowing down
the river opposite the lower end of
Shadysidc. several hundred yards be-
low the dam, aboHt one o'clock yes
rrrday when they found the body
floating on The water. They grapplcd
the body with the chain on their skiif
and tOWcd ii to the Ohio shore. 1t
WIS taken TO the Mellott undertaking
establishment at Bellaire, where 1t
was prepared for burial.
Funeral services will be held at two
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
The drowning victims mother at
ShadySide. The funeral will be in
charge of the Odd Fellows of Shady
side, and Rev. Y. l.. Mcconnell. pastor
OF the Shadysidc Methodist Episcopal
church. will oNiciate 1T the services.
The body Will he taken on Wedncs-
day 10 Bcallsville, Ohio, where inter-
ment will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
DISTINGUISHED OAlOAN SECURED
FOR ADDRESS AT REPUBL'-
CAN RALLY.
Presided at Chicago Convention Whsn
Justice Hughes Was. Named
For President.

senator Warren G. Harding u
Marion. Ohio. will address hHpHpt.,
can mass meeting al the Carroll olIo
auditorium in this city. Saturday even
inc uf This week. ANNOUNCEMENT taat
Senator Harding would be sent mere
10 sneak Saturday evening was re-
cpived by the Ohio county Republican
eyecutjrr committee late yesterday
afternoon.
The Ohio county committee has not
yat been advised as to the time OIL
Senator Hardj1.'S arrival in N" CITY.
bni as soon as This information is re-
ceiyed. plans will be made to give MN
a reception hetitting the occasion o. Il
visit Of tniS distinguished Ohlnan. Inc
chairman Of tbs. Harding meeting will
be named at 4 meeting OF the County
committee later IN the week. at which
time other arrangements for the meet
ing will be completed. y meeting OF
the Republican Escort Club probably
will be held before the end OF me
week 10 arrange 10 escort Senator
Harding to the Carroll Club.
The coming of Senator Harding TO
Wheeling will be one OF the big events
Of the campaign in the Panhandle. Al
ready prominent in the eyes OF the ma
ton be- covered himself With fam" by
the able manner in which he preElirG
over the Republican national conven-
ton in June when Justice Charles r..
Hughes was nominated for the presl-
dency. and his tour Of the country in
behalf of the election Of Justice
Hughes and Charles W. Fairbanks is
being received with great dcmonstra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10

A window placard is "advertisna"
in about the same degree that light,
ed match is a lighting system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
VEINS JURY
|S SELECTED
TRIAL OF NEGRO ON CRIMINAL
ASSAULT CHARGE GETS UN-
DER WAY TODAY.
All Of Monday Sessions Required to
Secure a Jury to Try Re-
voting Case.

When criminal court resumes at
| $3.50 o'clock, counsel for The slate
and defense will present their case
in the trial Of Charles Givens, negro
charged with criminal assault upon
Rosie Eisenach, young white girl.
AS u result Of relations Owens had
with the girl, the state Will allege.
the prosecuting witness is the m0lhr
er OF colOred baby, which she had
with her in the witness room at The
! Criminal court yesterday.
/ All of yesterday was consumed
with the task Of selecting a jury. Sc
lection of The jury began soon after
court opened al 9;30 yesterday morn
ing, and when the twelve men who
are to try The case had been sworn It
was time for the evening adjourn
mCnt.
The Jury.
The jury selected to hear the evil
dence is made up of the following
Ohio county citizens: Wilbur Dun
can. painter: Thomas Clark, retired;
! J. +. Merge, salesman; y. u. Wilson,
travelling salesman; Thomas Barncs,
contracting carpenter; Thos. j.. Mil
Ter, music salesman; II. l.. Mcl\own,
plumber; T. j. Blake, retired: Adam
| Wilhelm. farmer; II. G. Chew, re
tired; Walter Wood, salesman, an!
Wm. c. Brown. photographer.
Of the panel of twenty men from
which the jury was selected, Louis
+. Seidler and Frank VocIlinger weIe
stricken off by counsc! for the state,
and 4. G. Hubbard, W. T.. Bayha,
Sydney X. Lake, j. b. Garden and
Peter Stanton were stricken off 5y
the defense counsel.
Sixty TaIesmen Examined.
II required The examination OF
givly talcsmen before the jury panel
Of twenty men was completed. Win
the examination of William Windsor,
the iifty-ninth talrSman. the panel or
lifly-nine was exhausted. and recess
was taken shortly after four o'clock
until half dozen more men could
hc summoned into court for jury duty.
Wm. C. Brown. the first OF the new
! venire. qualified after lengthy "X-
animation. Most of the forty tales
men who disqualified did so because
Of their sensitivrncss in case an at
tack by Il negro upon 4 white girl IS
shown.
| Prosecuting Attorney u. y. Mckee
and Assistant prosecutor Frank y.
OTrien let it be known Yesterday
afternoon that they will not demand
the death penalty for Givens. ALt0r.
neys S. o. Boycc and Fred l.. Many
have not announced their defense.
bus will do so in stating the case 20
the jury today.
Twenly-seven Witnesses had been
summoned yesterday. nine for lie
state and eighteen for the defense
Free Lecture, Christian Science,
Court Theatre, Tues. Oct, 10th, 8: is
P. M. oc-7-j
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RIVER MYSTERY
Whereabouts of Supposed Suicide
Still observation-disclosures Dis
credit Note.

White Mrs. Matte brooks is sup
posed TO have committed suicide at
harrington, according 10 4 note writ
ten in her handwriting and found on
the shore Of the Ohio river, along with
The clothing she was wearing, the au-
thQrities who are Investigating the case
continue to believe the note was 4 rusc
on the pare Of the woman. Mrs. Brooks
was paroed from the Columbus. O.,
penitentiary {. l.. futile. parole
clerk of the prison. wrote to $. ID.
Fish. mayor of Darlington. that no fur
thrr information lad been received
By the authorities. out that in his opin.
ion she was still alive and had 'rea-
sons" for the alleged suicide" 1t is
claimed the woman wanted 10 leave
her husband and wanted to escape ar
rest for violation Of the parole.
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$500 Yard
GabaydlNe

So we'll known that it
needs no introduction
an especially good weave,
right for home or expert
tailoring, it is used alone,
with silk or with plaids,
gcorgette or other tissues,
is not easily affected by
weather exposure, in all
shades. SO inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
WITNESSES CALLED
IN CONTEMPT CASE
Against Officials of Edgewood
This Morning.

Deputy Sheriffs smith and GraHnr
yesterday served subpocEaes upon
the Witnesses and defendants in the
contempt cases against the Town Of
EdgewoOd which will be heard by
Judge r. NJ. Addleman today Mayor
CriSwell and the five EdgcwOod coun.
cilmcn are defendants in contempt
charges growing out OF alleged VIC
lation Of an injunction prohibiting
them from interfering with the ALlan-
tic Bithulilhic company in the I'M
provcment of piece of road at Edge
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
GERMAN SOCIETIES
Will Meet This Evening to Raise
Funds for Women of the
E,+h ri

The German societies Of Wheeling
and vicinity will hold an important
meeting this evening at the |. 0. 0. +.
hall. corner Twelfth and Chapline
streets. The main object of the meet
ing will be To discuss plans whereby
funds may BE- raised in This city for the
women of Germany whose husbands
are in The army. Several other MAI.
tcrS will also be taken up and all who
arc Interested are urged to BE- pres
ent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10
.ai1FNAT0R HARDING SPEAKS 1T
TIE CARROLL CLUB SATURDAY

lions OF Republican enthusiasm every
where he has gone.
simultaneously with the announce
nent that Senator Harding will speak
here Saturday evening came the an,
n0uncement that the engagement OF
Congressman J. Hampton Moore OF
PENNSYLVANIA. for an address here the
evening OF October Is had been can
called
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$500 Yard
Gr0n1te Cloth

\ dcncndablc dress ma
tcrial largely Of wool, firm
texture and a charming
weave, with al attractive
pcbblcd surface, is suit
able for tailoring, for
trimming. Or combining
with other materials, ccr-
tainly a durable and
dreSsy frocking cloth, all
shades. 36-inch.
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Costume Satlns

Satins are extraordln-
arily good this season,
particularly those soft,
shimmering kinds, and
there has been brought
rare color tones, inexpres-
sibly lovely, for dance and
evening wear, and dark
tones for dignity and
street gowns, an"unusual
value, 10 inches.
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Crebe de Chine

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pays your investment than
does Crepe de Chine
tho a fine and delicate
tissue, it wears, washes
and is beautifully luStrous
We show its supple
drapcry texture in deli
cate evening colors or rich
dark shadcs-40 and 46
inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-10

Free Lecture, Christian Science,
Court Theatre, Tues. Oct. 10th, 8: is
P. M. oc-7-j
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-29
PROTECTING THE BIRDS

The the birds the farmers is becoming recognized by
governments. has JUS been made between the
protection migratory birds, especially
losct a deyoar
The treaty obd the destruction of birds that destroy insects in every
year limits shooting birds and
hall months curing the yea.
E nation ercc to protect the migratory birds during their breed
ing season. protect song during every
year treaty kind negotiated between the
ncahbong principal purpose aid
the eicluri by increasing the number OF insect destoyers.
The treaty that should much good only the
the public Fifty wild pnt
United today:
protected during the breeding would be today sufficient
quantities o help feed the people
wears wild the country
actually the sky but they The deer and
the turkey rapidly passing
vigorously quail left
ana Is numbers being dcpccd
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-29
EXTCTTOP'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate OF Henry
?. Ahrens, deceased. have been grant
ed to tho undersigned by the Pro
bate Court Of Cape Girardeau County,
Missouri. bearing date the 18th day
of December, 1910.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the clate of
said letters, or they may be preclurett
from any benefit of such estate" and
if said claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date oE+ha pgblca-i
ton Of this notice, they will he fo''
ever barred. -. VI
TTTnry W Nacl.C. Fvccutar