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Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
Resignation of Will L. Clark

Will l.. Clark, manager of the United Verde Copper Co. Jerome. Arizona. has resigned and has been succeeded by Robert F.. Tally. who has for eight years been superintendent of mines for he company. Mir. Clark was connect d with Senator Clarks property since 1889, and since 1904 as manager IL is understood he will give his attention to properties iu-which he is interested. He is a member of the American ln- stitute of Mining Engineers, the Metal lurgical Society of America, American Mining Congress, Archaeological So- city of Arizona, American Historical Society and National Geographic So- ciety. At the present time he is a di- rector of the State Taxpayers league of Arizona. He has been president and treasurer of the Verde Tunnel and Shelter Railroad Co, Clarkdale Inn provement Co., Upper Verde Public Utilities Co.. Mogollon Lumber and Timber Co. and Jerome Power CO, all United Verde Mining and Engineering World
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITN. Nov. 4.--Wheat, No, 2 hard. sl.7sia G1.S6; No. 3 red, sL7s a1.S3: Dec. sl.7sis: May, sl.79% a F.
 Corn. No. ? mixed. sic: Dec. s3ss q s3Ac; May, S59s dS5hc, No. 2 white, 99c: No 3. 9Sc: No. 2 yellow. 9Se.
 Oats. No. white. 53ia q 54c; No. mixed 54d Sic.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05

of $200,000 Production is sold well ahead, a portion into next April at approximately 27 cents per pounds, which assures a continuance of present The highest price yet received bv the company was 29h cents a pound for 625000 pounds sold Iast May Tor hu- gust delivery which was special transaction.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
FINANCES AND MARKETS
Continued from Page six)
whent I day

wheat q day.
 Corn eased off with wheat. Active European demand tended to check declines. Oats paralleled the bearish action of other cereals. Scarcity Of offerings caused provisions to tighten up after an early decline. The initial weakness was in sympathy with lower quotations on hogs.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
NEW YORK COLON

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Spot cotton quiet. Middling uplands. S1S.95. No
 , sales.
 Cotton futures closed steady. Dec. s1S9S; Jan. S1s.99: March. S19.06;
 l May, Si92l: July. Sl9.25.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05

GOLD, SILVER, COPPER ARIZONA, NEVADA, CALIFORNIA The mining industry in these States is working on a bigger scale than ever before. Production, pro- fits and dividends have shown re- markable growth.
 The Mining Press is an independ- ent newspaper giving the news of the mines operating in the various Mining Districts of these States. three months trial subscription will be sent to you free upon re- 1uest.
 Write for it Today
 -uE MINING PRESS
 54e l. w. Helman Bldg.
 Los Anaeles, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
WOOL

LONDON. Nov 4.-The offerings at the wool auction sales today amounted to 1890 bales. Marines gained 10 to 15 per cent and cross breeds 10 per cent. Secured merinos sold at As 11lAd. and cross breds at 3s lid while Geelong greasy merinos made 2s 9l4d, a new high record.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
Arizona Mines

Reduction of ores from the First Home mine in the Big Bug district will start next week. The mill on the Oriental property was recently pur- chased by the First Home management for that purpose, and has been repaired and modernized-includ an oil- flotation unit. The First Home was taken over recently by socaT and Los Angeles mining people. Since then the old workings have been cleaned out, the shaft retimbered to a depth of 300 feet. and the ore bodies developed to warrant the mining and milling of ore. The ore is silver and leac, and prevail generally throughout the mine work ings. Ed Block of Prescott owner oi the property for more than a decade. retains an interest with the present operators w. H. Warrnington is in charge of the mine.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05

Development of body of high grade ore in the Crown. City group. control of which is owned by the Tom Reed Co. extends the proven district of Oat- man l T. miles to the northwest. from its former limit at the United Eastern. For several months the company has known of the existence of si0 to S20 ore there at so feet. but now at E feet it has values ranging from ;S0 to sev- eral hundred dollars.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05

Goods shipped to all points c. o. Q. Money refunded on goods rs. turned intact within one week.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05

The Black Jack has let contract for a new road from the mouth of Alum Wash to the property. When com pleted the ore win be hauled down on auto trucks. At the present time a large number of burros are. being used in packing down the first shipment. which will be in the neighborhood of 250 tons
 The Copper Age is to build mill im- mediately. A reservoir Is now being built. preliminary to the mill work
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
DlninSrOom Furniture

sAe prioe IN our showing of dining room Furniture
ana we believe justly. All the new STYLES are represents
au'lu, Manogany Suites in William and Mary. Queen
anne Adam Cromweian and other period designs in
new sott brown mahogany finishes All Dinineroom Furi
ure Is reduced during August and some of the more
houheed reductions are listed below.
fOOh flECE SUITE, solid quarter. sawed oak: william
snu MARY desgn' JacObean oak finish Bufet is Sc in
long, Dining Table has 54 in round ,on. China Closet
square design with serving taLle 10 match This IS
e SUITE suitable for large room Regular price $3.50
August sale price $3.50
FoOR PIECE DINING SUITE. solid ousrter-sAwed oak
Jacobsen hnish William and Mary design Bcet is 66 n
Csis "as cane inset; Dining Table square SHAPED
sa,- N'e' ana Serving Table to match Regular price
EOttp ntrslsr PIIee' -
GUN LUX flECE DINING SUITE. quarter sawed oak
ease. SnppendaIe design light Iacobean oak hn-
-, e,co cn'"a C'oset Dining and Serving Tables Kega.
price SloO August Sale price .slS
TUX FiECE DINING SUITE-Charles II design; ign'
TL, OAK nnsh Buffet. China Closet Dining and Sersle
Trss, regular price $14O August Sale price. @ SLY
EN riECE GENUINE MAHOGANY DINING SUIlA
n-se ueNen brown mahogany finish Buffet China Coet
anu serving Tables five leather seat chsiTs and Ai
Sna' 70 match Buffet is 60 in long and Dining lsOs
p,, ~ ".ue Regular prize $500 August sale price S-
- FiEOE GENUINE MAHOGANY DINING SUI
resu'ar N mahogany hnish made in Grand Rspds B0us.
80 o'UseN Dining and Serving Table five leather 80
~ha, ~ win arm chair TO match Regular price sS -,
NiNE flECE DINING SUITE, beautifully faxed ee -,
san walnut Buffet China Closet Dining Table hve eu, .
a" enair to match. Regular price S22s stsO
...ssss
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Bedroom Furniture

Never have been able finer selection of cnm-
plete Bedroom Suites-Sues in American Walnut Brown
English Mahogany finishes white and ivory
and the very decorated styles.
There's Jacobean, William and Mary Adam. Queen Anne
and modern Colonial periods represented All
gust Sale tags that represent substantial savings.
FOUR PIECE SUITE dull mahogany finish. dust proof
drawers; inserts Regular price, S140 August Sale
FOUR PIECE SUITE Bed Bureau. Chifonier and Toi.
let Table. post colonial design dull mahogany finish dust
proof drawers inserts Regular price, $3.50 August
Sale price SIP. rs
FOUR PIECE SUITE in dull mahognany. dust proof
ers; massive design Bed Bureau Chiffoner Toilet
Table. Regular Price $780, August sale price. SI2O
THREE PIECE SUITE Bureau. Chffonner and Toilet
Table Solid Mahogany throughout regular mahogany finish
Regular price S2S7 August sale price. ........ S195
S66 90 Circsssian Walnut Bureau. Now S45 on
$50 90 Chifonier TO match. Now. ........... $40 90
s54 90 Bird Eye Maple Bureau. Now........ .S36 90
S34 0O Chiffonier TO match. Now. ......... 500 90
SAT 90 Birds-EYe Maple Bureau. Now....... S31 90
S33 90 Chifonier to match. Now. $22 90
ODD CHIFFONIERS in mahogany circassian walnut and
golden oak. at extremely low prices
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Summer Furniture
Half Price

Very fine extremely we'll made that are suitable for
either indoor outdoor use.
hNEE FlECE SUITE, hardwood box frames. finished in
silver grey open seats and backs settee arm chair l
rocker Regular price $50 co. August Sale price $40 OO
Centre Table of solid construction finished to match Pc
uar price Sl4OO August Sale price. .... - 81 Oo
IhkEE PIECE SUITE, Settee, Arm Chair Rocker
boxed frames double split cane seats; forest green
hnlsh Regular price S24.75 August Sale price . $40 as
THREE PIECE SUITE. finished in silver grew omen cane
seats ana backs; hardwood frames Regular price S57 co
August Sale price. ce.............. CO.. 70
FIVE PIECE SUITE. imported from Austria finished IN
red and white. Settee Arm Chair, Arm Rocker Small
Cnaif ana Centre Table. Regular price S33 90 Apgpst
Sale price. ... aug usust @
FOUR PIECE IMPORTED SUITE. finished Green oDd
whte. settee, two Arm Rockers small Chair Regu
lar price S25 IS. August Sale price sIo o.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
MoToRlsT INVITED TROUBLE
Stuck TO Middle Of Road, Was STRUCK
by Auto and His Leg Broken

Stuck to Middle Of Road, Was Struck
by Auto and His Leg Broken
early Saturday evening. John
Blackston, a eolored man of Mt. Pleas.
ant, was knocked from his motorcycle
by an automobile driven by Groome
Steele Of Chesapeake City, Md. on
the State rOaa near Armstrong; Cor
ner. 1t is claimed by Mr.. Steele that
he was doing his best 70 avoid collid-
ing with Blackston. and sounded his
horn, but that Blaekston stuck TO the
middle of the road. AS he attempted
to pass around the motorcycle. Steel
says. his car skidded toward a deep
diteh by the roadsidel and in trying
to recover his position the motorcycle
was struck. throwing Blsckston to
the stone road. and bresking his right
leg below the knee. The automobile
finally went into the ditch. and turned
partly over but none of the occupants
were hurt DR.. Vaughn took Blacks
ton to Delsware Hospital. Whining
ton.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Odd Diningroom Pieces

that are sharply reduced Every piece perfect condition
and ready for immediate delivery.
SIDEBOARO. massive solid quarter.sawed golden oak
SdebOard 20 in long beautifully hand carved solid oak
throughout Regular price $50 August Sale price 90
$40 90 quaersawed Golden Sideboard solid top and
drawer fronts. 4S in. long, Now marked. .... $50 90
S3S 90 Golden Oak Sideboard and polished
solid oak top and drawer fronts Now ........ S1e 90
S3o.OO Golden Oak Sdeboard quarter-sawed polished
.S1 90
S24 90 Serving Table Early English finish large drawer
anu sheI now. .S12 90
S2OOO Early English Serving Table. drawer and shelf
- '''' $40 90
SoSOO genuine Mahogany Buffet regular mahogany finish
"a IN long. Now ................. ........ $50 90
S44-OO genuine Mahogany Buffet Now. ..... $50 90
$500 genuine Mahogany Colonial Buffet sos on
$500 Golden Oak Buffet so in. long. Now $50 90
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
FAVORS CANAL PURCHASE
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Improvement Of the waterway. Il
has been due to lack of appreciation
on the part Of congress of its com
mereial necessity. Congressman Frear,
of Wisconsin. and Dupre. of Ala
bama, heartily agree! in this state
ment. Major John Oskes. engineer
officer in charge of channel work,
Philadelphia. declared the canal should
be bought and improved. IL for no
other reason than military necessity.
Any improvement that aids one port
aids the whole United States. he said.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Upholstered Furniture

Inc arrival of the upholstered Furniture Deeers
sharp price reductions IN acquire the necessary floor ~
The new coverings Velvets Velours and Tspes,, in
different designs that both attractive and servees
DAVENPORT, full size. mahogany finish covered in ri
tatlon leather Regular price S53 co. August pr,
DAVENPORT, full size golden oak frame upholstered in
genuine leather plain seat tufted back Regular pr,s
nuSus' price,. 5000
DAVENPORT, overstnffed. mahogany frame covered #,
tapestry plain seat panel effect back Regular price s 90
August Sale price ... Stsoo
DAVENPORT. full size golden oak frame genuine lsstb,
covering tutted seat plain back. Regular price S65 90
August price -. \,
DAVENPORT. full size overstufed covered in denim:
very soft and comfortable; genuine mahogany frame Reg
uiar price S59OO August Sale price ....... SS5 90
AKIN CHAIR. mahogany finished frame covered in tsres
uy' oVers'ufed back and arms. Regular price S35 co.
NOCAER to match Regular price S35. co. Now S25 90
S4oOO oVerstued Tapestry Arm Chair mahogany frame.
$50 %
hOCkER to match Regular price S45 CO. Now $1,000
'kM CHAIR. ovecstuffed. mahogany frames covered il
handsome blue tinted tapestry. Regular price Az
- S20UQ
hOChEk to match Regular price S35. CO. August sale
AKIN CHAIR. wing degsign. tapestry cover French
snapeo legs Regular price $40 co. August Sale
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Hudson aged four years, for whom
there is much sympathy. Funeral
service took place from the residence
of her parents ot one o'clock this
"wednesday afternoon and interment
was in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Smyrna.
Once Prominent Figure at Rehoboth
The death Of DIR. Richard G. Por-
ter, who died at the Sussex county
almshouse, Wednesday. aged 65 years,
will stir fond recollections in the
minds of many who knew him. especi-
ally frequenters of RehObOth Beach.
DR.. Porter vas a dentist, but did not
practice. He took a fancy to magic
and ventriloquism, and travelled wild
ely, giving exhibitions. Season after
season he was a welcome feature of the
life at Rehoboth Beach. For several
years past DR.. Porter had made his
home in Georgetown. BEING unable
to work, residents of the town contri-
buted to his support until about two
months ago when he became i'll with
trouble, aud it was found necessary
to take him to the almshouse where
he could be given attention.
Death Of j. Frank Ellison, kirkwood
DR.. J. Frank Ellison. whose death
took place at Kirkwood, last week,
VISA born on a farm near Summit
Bridge. About eight years ago he
retired from active practice and made
his home with his sister, Mrs. John
c. Mccoy, at KirkwOOd, where he
died. In his earlier days. he practi-
eed medicine in Boston, Baltimore
and Chicago. A few years ago he
was a member of the State Senate
and once a member Of the Levy Court
of New Castle eJunty and was an
active Republican. He returned to
the farm and remained there until his
mothers death. DR.. Ellison never
married and is survived by four bro
thers-Harry C., who lives on the old
homestead; Charles S. and Clayton
L.. of Bohemia Manor. Mo. James T.,
of New York; Mrs. John J. jackson
and Mrs. Miles Clark. Of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. John c. Mccoy. of St.
Georges, and Miss Ellen 3. Ellison,
Of New York. DR.. Ellison was a
member of the Chesapeake City Pres
byterian Church and Mason. belong
ing to the lodge of Middletown. He
was also knight Templar. Funeral
services were held Thursday afternoon
from the home of his brother-in-law,
DIR. McCOy.in charge of the Rev. Dr.
J. r. Milligan of the st. Georges
Presbyterian Church Interment was
made in st. Georges cemetery.
Death OF Miss Sarah M. Dodd
Miss Sarah NJ. Dodd, aged as, sister
of Mrs. J. II. Cole Of this town, and
daughter of the late James N. Dodd,
died at the residence of her brother.
William II. Dodd, TIC North 49th
street, Philadelphia, July Is. A sis
ter and two brothers survive. Re-
mains were brought TO Smyrna and
interment was made in Odd Fellows
cemetery, July 21st.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Iron Beds

We are sole agents in Wilmington for the ..Rss.; -
threepieee Iron Beds These beds are sold compsts %
spring that s guaranteed for ten years and can be had i;
10 "nite enamel three coats. each being separately
iney are perfectly rigid when up and besides bs;
remey comfortable are of decidedly handsome appearc
large quantity Of them before the recent ad
Of at least % per cent Fs'e"' prices
We are showing full size. 55 pound white Eel, M,,.
IN O parts putt IN layers. that possiblv nset -
price S11.50. Other Mattresses In 0rs, Ausust sale
from Sc. rs to $50. so each S"' many grades
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Porch Furniture
Reduced 25R

o"r entire line of Porch Furniture consisting Of duhI
wen wen Iesu seat Rockers Arm Chairs. Settees &c. both
green and natural finishes; Cedar Chairs and Ro.L
Maple Furniture Chinese Sea Settees Rockers 90
arm Chairs Porch Swings &c. are all recueed Ok
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 2, 1916

During the Summer
months store closes on
Saturdays at / o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
The Supremacy of Our
Half Yearly Sales

absolute ha
from IL 81 per cent not the only attractions There also the
from the largest the State having abundance
full style and ependabHt.
Our August Sale
ASpendd SfO
goods being placed on sale August This
selecting the styles
Heavy and lot hawilbec
We ask carefully compare oIesan
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
ublished Every Wednesday Afternoon. by
nnnEnr m mnEEE.L- n.-.-..-.-.

THE SMYRNA TIMES is an independent paper.
devoted q the welfare Of the town Il repre-
sents and the state Of which it IS a part. Il
also gives the items Of importance Of the East
ern shore OF Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
In the China Department

there very exceptional values
This department itself is we'll worthy visit and the
savings during August considerable.
There's Dinner Sets from France the well-known Chas
Havilaud China. also Austrian and German China Eng
lish and Domestic Porcelain.
There's Electric. Gas and Oil Lamps and near half
price.
There's splendid display Of handsome Hand painted
China and Brca-Brac there's Cut Glass in the designs
and also the celebrated Kelsey Colonial Glassware
There many interesting values this department
during August Sale make it almost imperative for
you to visit it.
Smyrna times., 1916-08-02
Library Tables

Massive Colonial Library Tables in either genuine mahog-
any quartersawed golden oak polished dull finish
They as in. long and % in wide have strong un
derneath and large drawer Regular price is 500 Special
$50 90 Golden Oak Library Table Sis 90
S21 90 Colleen Oak Library Table ......S ST. so
SOS. 90 Golden Oak Library Tbale .......S175 so
S22 90 Mahogany Library Table ......... SIG 90
SOS. 90 Mahogany Library Table ..... SIT 90
S25. 90 Mahogany Library Fable now ........ SIS 90
S25 90 Mahogany Library Table. ........ SIS 90
S17.50 Mahogany Library Table .........S rs
SIS 90 Mahogany Library Table. ...........S 800
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
APARTMENT HOTELS
Ia trer rr.r.aIas coIaHIn


ALDINE HOTEL fs;:!ass fss;;s:.!ja:.sts. ia'
THE BEST ROOMS AND SUITES
With the best table. in Philadelphia
Day. Week, Month, Season. Year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

THE BENNINGTON
Pine below Broad
Attractive suites OF unturnishnd rooms, hav-
ing . rooms with private bath. gas aud cleo
trlc light, improved rapor heating HyB.
tenn. rent $40 and $50. reference necessary,
YARROw T. VAN pEIT
nth AND CHESTNUT SITS.
THE GENEVA
10TH ST ABOVE WALNUT
IIigh-cluss apHrtmcnts with or without pri-
vate bnthHi entirely return. Tel, Spruce 3iO0
CHESTNUT ST, cool y W. CORNER
prufhHsipual offices and apartments.
Elevators, electric lights, steam heat.
Jnnitor service; suites = rooms and bath.
WALNUT aaO5--od.story front. . large rooms,
bath, private hall. well heated; plenty hot
water eectrlcityi furnished or unfurnished.
CHESTNUT. 1000 tower drug storcl-3 lg, com,
rms, suit drrssmkr, dent other prof. or
des apt; ready for occup. Jan, L. rent $40.
2OTH. &, ll5--Beautitully Furnished suites; pr-
vnte baths excellent location; gentlemen
SEVERAL, cozy. little apartments near this
office. waldman, llia GIrard ave, Pop. 1893
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
EMPLoYMENT AaENoIRs

NICHOLAS. 1925 Bainbridgs at. has Enslish
ahd ether hutlera, second men, houaemsn, aE-
eelisnt Engleh. German couples cocks. sf-4i5:
kikehenmald8. chambaFmaids. exeellent infant
nurses, etc Wanted, additional help. All "a.
paeItsa. Phone Locust 21an.
COOKS. buffers Mattresses, nuFaas. laundrsass
etQ.- wish poaitions the hest class OF male and
female white help Huppliedt numaTnua VA.
eanelea II beat Phlladelphia faml1es. Mrs
kaass oil 3. 10Th st. Phone Spruce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
WANTED

| AAIETHYFTE. old gold silver. FALSE TEETH.
! Old rhinn. beaded BAGS b'ght. 2O4 3. sth, phlla
! ANTIQUE FuRNlTuRE, feather beds silver.
broken iewelry. gold. false teeth. diamonds
| bought Phllg Antique Co N2s ChcHtnut ~.
Est 40 Phone walnut 1u26
| BRoEES JEwEbRY antiques, pistols. coins.
Boss Peoples storel 2Go n iith. Wal asa.
| CAST OFF clothing bought ~ the highest cash
priros. viii positively pay pore than any
other dealer Tor Ecutlcmona discarded cloth.
STd evening rowns fuii.dress aud Tuxedo
others. Personal and polite attention given 20
write ur phone He'll pop, 677i Keystone
Park GGoa. BLACkEH. l21a Poplar ~
CASTE CtOTIiEs--we nay much more money
for mems and boys suits and oyerrpats, also
ladies Sgts and gownnn Write eail i, ,r ph%gns %sS
or night SELtgSDHN. 8, W. corner sth and
Spring Garden
CAaT-OFF CLOTHING - Highest prices paid
Esntlemen'a suits, uyrrroniH; send postal. cnll
time Freshman iiil south 81 Pm dick ai65-
FURNITURE. pianos, carpets. nu,laucai ontlrs
uaFt houses bought for cash, no matter
how largo J. bernstein 1854 IiidEc ave.
CAST OFF CLOTHING shoes and hats bought.
send postal, Eneidmhn, O22 Poplar ~
HIGHEST PHiCESspaid for raEa paper, carpet.
rubber. QUITO town trade solicited. honoHt deal
guaranteed, write for prices, both phones.
J. BENpER, 2h2i Ridge ave
UNCLE SAM buys talking ma chine records md
music rolls: exchange 9c. For sale, C9lumPlh
NEW. JUNK MAN, WHO PAYS HIGHEST
sinss i send send roStai J. CopSIan adio Master st
wANTED--A hot-water heating boiler. 1900 to
400 feet 6IBa Emlcn st.. Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06

PALM BEACH ny AUTOMOBILE
Ezaeflenesd chauffeur. new Dodge car, will
take party any point netWeen New York and
Palm Uearhs charge moderate. Address III
HiHh e.. Woodbury..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
ABILITY AND AMBITION

Young man. 21. has service 10 sells years
e4pefience manufacturing business: srRduafe e
of lirard GoliaHe at present student WhAF-
ton schools desires connection with nrm that
sah otfer future onportnnlty and good present
Iarnlsh fun details OF past. c a2t. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-06
nusINEss oPPoRruNrT1Es
coriI7aed fror, rree,alao coirmr


$50 900 WANTED tO extend a wsli-known local
manufacturing business party who puts IN
additional capital u 10 run financial end of
manufacturing end great opportunity for
steady young man. j 435. Ledger Onice.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13
Information, Assistance and
Underpricing for Women Who
Long for Distinctive Appearance

Embraced this sale will be suits dresses skirts and
ay accessories of dress applied to the seasons demands
wealth of novel and authoritative ideas advance modes The
who depends PEaster sale further her inter
point of view will gain mmeasuraby Those
only inspect and pass judgment the display will be
quite welcome those who to buy for courtesy and will
ingness go hand in hand here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-13

Our clever and original styles in spring dresses for
girls gain further distinction by Of their fault
less workmanship and superior materials used No
short-ived satisfaction goes with them-they meet a
mothers keenest expectations in the service they yield
The assortment just is certainly at its best. Dainty
color combinations, also white Two size ranges to o
years and to IA. Buy children's dresses now.
All soc and Csc Dresses 4Sc
All 75c Dresses Csc
80 on
All SI.25 Dresses $l.O5
All $3.50 Dresses for-------- $l25
All SI.oS and $500 Dresses $1.7O