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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
Sn enmpf an6 eanse.

famsn mir Hnsin. Die Gage, bic aus
bieiem @6nb nit GefprddeH iiber bic
fd5asu Ginfs ernu1fen, purben
0erte, bic i'd ni6t mffen m6dtf, uHO
fAoH bic srfen Gfanben martin elei6s
lam cine gforie, bic fin Dor einem Rsi9
ouftat, bds g8dse barg - G9dBs, bic
bas aebsH rsidsr MAIDEN.
9as Heinz guts6uus bon s. lag
bant umflammt; benn idpn ibertupTte,
abergOB bar Ssrbit bic Dipfsl Der grii'
men 9~drfbdune NIT rotten unb gelben
Sinten. ablsitig Der Strdbe purOs IS
ms Elm 6eim; BERN nebeH BEN arieg.
ber uns bon Stunbe su Stnnoe IN feis
men Bann falna taHd9ten Minuitn ouf,
BE f8 inmmRrten, bic F9 ME Elm
fr6bIihes Spiel Der @ebdnEtH aneinans
bsrfigieR. 9einbli4e 5lisssr iamsn.
ODD bds forte uns peitsr Hidt. Sn
ber 2uft narbe getdmpft, unb taf nd6s
bdrli9 tonrtsn gsfrof bic SdtterttH
srpaen; bsnn Dr Meg CUR Tront mar
tar;. Inns ~ssgenHber begann BET aolonie
9HItOmetp bar Gturmrdum bfr RuHen
nit ben greHnpuntteH bon Gorptaitd,
Stpiniat1, BubRon, MOjniR, Gsels
fpop. Sort lag bag of idon blutgsr0s
kte, leibeuii6erFilts QngriffsfsIb bsr
RaFsn bas Grab her ruKilaen @Grs
BEL grgitss qanb, bon 9tgslH abers
fptli, nit W6losrn befidt, nm bic her
Gsinb nit @ifbbeit Ftritt, neil fR ihm
GtispuHtis fir fsine Trout abgebsn
f1uteH. bort fano bos Ringsn; bort
Iagsn Ia bic Rsgimenter, bic GdtainoHs
BEL Der uHifdsn usbermadt mad Der
W1dHnf9aftsnH febr uHsIeia eiHanber
gseenHbsr. Sic iparen ME fprungkreits
9igsr In Nngriff nnb abfpsbr. @is q
ON 9ags aniersr MrtunFt ggneIeH II,
70 habsH pix Is noA of trIlbs. 8fants
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
Dent Gebcn anS Iehs
men.
Bon oscar gluntsathal.

Sue BAG gute unb pirf Is ins
gleerl Gibt es Der slid ni6t, itbt
es ber Strr!" SD tenne ttiRe i40s
mere &potbeOie Der @~ohltdti9teit, ais
bitfss tiirtiI4e Gpri4port.
DIR 8urbeube miBt unIers CABIN
nibt an Ieinem Wangel, ionbsrn an
unIerem lleberfIuB. limb H bat Rsdt.
Mebr als eiumal babe i'd bas ribs
renoite Bib Der miI6ber5igtsit esisben:
Giutn Better, Der sinen an6sren Be-
f4eBtt BAT.
Die fd6nfs 7~afsIrsnOe if, un6tre
gu iattieeH.
aeers SGHbs miiFsn ftbr ipobl sts
formt fem, I'm gu eefaaen; pole 4aben
e ui6t u6tig.
GeTts grunbIdbe iinb Elm ausss5eihs
uttss Wlitta, nm brineenbe Bitten abs
8uIe9nen.
go 1T gstptb ridtig, baB man bic
Qrbeitsidsu ni6t bur9 MlmoIsH unttEs
FIFTEEN ion. Sd babe ie6o4 Elm Wibs
traueH gegsu CUTE 2ebren, bic nit ers
iparniHtn berbunben finb.
Das sin5ige MitteI ssgen bic 8itttrs
feiten beS nnbantes: MlGn mub bic
W9bltattn, bic man ertpieien Bat, NOD
fdneler btrsefsH als berieniss, bsr ft
empfunesn bat.
Sic bobeH mir omar grobe 8ienft
ssleiftet, aber i'd TRACE ss Sbnsu ni4t
nah.' -. Dixie Wen6une tpirbe man
otter b6rsn. ipsnR bic 0lsnIdtH auIs
ridtissr pQrer.
Die QlmoItn bes gliids fnb 10
tdrgli6, bag mir tigsntli9 nur bon bsr
6anb in ben WauHO eIddlih isin t6ns
men.
Sd iDsib ni6t, pel6tr bos5aFie MtHs
f6sHteHHsr bbaupift but, baB mnuder
srit bur9 Isiusn Isbteu Minsu btrlodt
ptrb, feline srfe DobItal 81 trpeiIen.
Bermd6tniEs fir m~ilbiGtiat Gfifs
lunssn fnb faon oft BEN BnnI6e snts
fpranesn, BE asIesIi6'en grbtn su
I6mdlern - un6 bic plobIi9 eriDahts
2iebe gum Qd9iisR mar I'm grunbs
mar cine Gluht Dor ben 4Iernd9Fsn.
@ir fub bstpeiItn bic Rarrsn bsr
0~ontbdrtsit. 9tnn mande gultai
pirb uHs aur srpitfsn, I'm anbtrs ~
frdnien.
,6dits ID bdmaIs nar cine qhnuna
bon Sbrtr @srIsgsRbeit gfbabt, pis frtus
big Dhrbs i6 Sbnsn geEolfsn baknl1
-. Dos If be 2ibIinaspsnbana bsr
pfHFigeH 2suts, bic uHs germ Biz erDBs
miitigfsn 8uipIsaunesn fHr be
@sroaHanRit egbsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

f9ppmntnen Sormtn uus Der sisfs bts
8eses. beraus. prpben, bic bur9 RE
9a4t fdArsn, UNI manilion beran5ua
ih1Ffen. Brett iiben bic Reiter auF rem
9feybsn. Gdper lpiegsn Fe Ii6 nit ies
rem Shritt Der 3iere in ben SGtteln,
unb ipie ansssoFsn bodeR bic gsolsits
mannIhdften duf ben Gibsn. Srdge
mprte iommen BON ben GippeR ber
2eutt, 3uruFs Tinb e, bic ben qftrOen
gtlten, bic in bieIem Sanbe NIT ben
f4nsren @daen i6re 9dit bdbtn. 9fsis
fen glimnen tpie rote 2eu6tfdFer an sis
mem Commandment. SIM 8oriiberfabren
toRneu mir uns burd Qnruf oriertitren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

asin Qa6rubm 1T 70 rein unb
aHgensbm, aIs Der Rddrubm Der 2euts
itIigisii, Rsbli6teit unb 5er5knsgiit;
teiHs Blume buffet auf unisrm Grabe
Iifbiiher, ols has AHoeaisn Der 6umas
nitdi, sinsr ssfdaissn, frifbfsriissn nnb
ft5bli4sn Sick.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

Dam ae6t ts pkber binsin IN bas
9nnfel, BIB mir binter elmer gtiierbaft
bic dligel bon ii4 iiFsdenbeu Miibls bic
GrtffdEt &. erreihen. Dort an Der
Air9e idmentt Der Asg al. anb mir
1abea MN eubIi9 bic 8eipIBeh, aaf
bisftr 5tsabs unIer 3iel ni6t mtbr Osrs
febleH 81 tonHen.
QeudEfageLn Gin GlanmeRtdn5
lit es, Der iin pnr uns Hber ben deIns
bar gum GreiFen rabeliegenben @rGbtn
dbfbieIt. Wte Mlonbe, bic bon Spngleus
reH in bic 2uFt getporfen Deroen, 70
ffsiaen unb fdaen bic Ii9ten augsaH
iiber ben Snubenardben. Damn erreIs
den MIR bic 8iptitDn - elettrif9es
2iht: bic Or59aft it beIe6t - uub
mad tur5er @ait, na9 SnforWQtIoHer,
oeht &c bon rsuem tueiter. giHioHig II
bic Gabrt. gs madt BEN Ginbrud, dls
OBJ lie ME eabsH MOLE. Die WtinHter
berffrei6kn 70 ldn9f1m, bic wierteliturs
BEN bdbeH GtHHbeHrpeits, BIS f@ ploss
Iih nieeEr am Beae Elm &ir4Isin dnf<
bebt, I'm bds Ii9 bic 6duier buden. 8te
in ansh erf4redt TRgt bic 0rtf4nft i'm
8unffL Sc ihldft fdoH aaes. Damn
dber fteht - 6ds Bdi0nstt bIiBt ploss
lid I'M qi4ts unfsIes GhsinpsTftrs =
sin Bpfen Dor ms, tisf IN ben Wantel
esltedt, ben &opf Oermummi, b be
9aht falt pirb. @ir TInb an Sid.
uebr einen fleiueB Gelbnsg maiicn
mn gym GatshoFe bfHons uHb Hdmpfen
I'm TunfelH aHter 9GumsH eiEber, es
mem onftaufsuben motten 2ihtihdH
eniasafn. Inter ban Grin Der 8aHms
fsht Elm 5ausfgn. SsiEs Sir fHarrt,
tin 6urb ihldgt an. auf psm bulbs
bunfItn Bcrrunm brtnut trnbkIig cine
QsrA Doa aug siasm 3fmuzr sar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

,6dtte ID bdmaIs nut cine qhnuna
bon Sbrtr @srIssgnbeit gfbabt, pis frtus
big pir6t i9 Sbnsn gthoIfsR babenl1
-. Dos If be 2tbIinasnsn6ane Der
pfifFigsH 2suts, bic uHs germ Biz erDBs
miitigftn 8uipHaunesn - fEr be
Dsreananti t eebsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

Bir fub biaipeiItn bic larrsn ber
9ontbdrlsit. Tenn man6s gultai
pirb uHs MIR erpisien, I'm anbtrs ~
trdnsen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Items Of interest From Over
the State BY Our EXCHANGES

Louis 4. McRca. Of Albuquerque. has been
appointed by Governor Lindsey as a member
ot the board ol regent. fpr the state college
y" succeed X. + i'utney. resigned Mr. Put
neg was sccrciar, aud treasurer Tor the board
" silver Cit' Land Comm, ioner r. T.
trvein has sold 30 600 acres ut state lands
90 tracts ranging from 80 10 5000 acres, one
'' the tracts having upon II $4,000 worth Of
improvements IN the form ~ fencing There
was spirited bidding and the prices paid are
The highest thus tar offered Tor range lands
ia Grant county
The First Regiment II Infantry. New Mex
lro National Guard has been mustered into
the federal service. The mastering IN took
place the past week being aupcrvised by reg
ular army officers detailed Ia the state camp
Tor this purpose The regiment still b. a. out
300 men short OF minimum strength and n
enough volunteers are not obtained before the
drait bcgins, the first draft selections will be-
assigned io the national guard the next to
The regular army and the remainder To the
new national armv.
The first issue Of the New McNiro War News
weekly published hy the Council Of Defense
made hs appearance Tuesday Guthrie Smith
IS the editor
~herins Ia New Mexico ara not entitled to
extra pay Tor hanging. according tn an upiu.
ION by the attorney general, declaring that the
fluu granted q sheriff Tor each execution hv
the state must he turned IN 10 the county treas.
uror, under the county salary law. which for
bids any fees or cmoumcnts oi the ealary
Tue state highway commission has directed
the state auditor to make the one mill levy
ioi road purposes IN 1917. authorized rs the
new highway law This levy will raise 1900
600, halt ot which viii be- anticipated AT once
b, the issuance of Sl5O. 900 in certificates OF
indehteducss, To hc used In meeting the con.
dItlons II the federal aid act
Mckinley county. ith - men leads IN men
furnished for the regular army. Bernalillo he.
ing second with IL Taos is not represented
bat Arriba, sandoval Sierra and Terrence
furnished only one recruit.
The FIRST issue OF the new monthly paper of
the Dona Ana County Farm bureau has been
published II Is called "OrrEnizcd Farming I"
and wil te published GA the first Of each
m"nth. The hrst issue IS edited by II H.
Brouk county agricuturalst agent
News has been received IN Silver City "
the death IN Rochester, MINI. of Thoma. ;
Parker. retired millionaire mining man. n
Grant county. At the age of 20 years As
the original owner Of the i1wnsito 81 Tyrone
and mining properties in the Burro noun.
ialns. which now constitute some OF the most
valuable holdings of the Phelpe. Dodge cnrpo.
ration Parker became wealthy when he ,old
To the Phelps Dodge interests Tor a price re-
ported 20 have been over two millions lie
started life III Iowa as railroad section hand
served ~ the civil war and also IN the early
Indian wars lie came 10 Silver CAY IN lss9
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
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! IoHis AND RED MOUNTAIN
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II. ). Alderman and so, Gaor,
have their I'm nca irrigation we,l
'""'l'e'ed and are installing , 20.
horsep ~ engine
Everybody pleased that Mr. ana
Mrs. Mason, OF Cahfornia hovp
moved INTO the Community Havino
previously bough; he Jacobs Mac,
near the school house they exneet -
make II their future home. nfter -,
trip to New Yor', listing relative.
Tor a couple of months, leaving a
party To care for their interests hero
until their return.
MIR. and Mrs. Thorn and family
and Mrs. l.. A. Johnson and Mrs
Brown spent Sunday afternoon with
MS. Philips and children. All were
generously treated to lee cream.
A fairly good attendance AT sun.
day school last SUNDAY
IN the last Sunday OF this quarter
there VIII be a contest by the CLASSES
IA answering the questions contain
ed all through the review
Mrs. JAS Brown entertained the
u. II. club on Thursday of last week.
All the members were present except
nag three, Mr. Gibson, Mr.. Parson
and Mrs. Gibbs Visitors present
We're Mrs. Acekerman and daughter
Mrs White, Mrs. Sharp and Mrs.
llazen. Notwithstanding the fact
that no lunch was served everyone
enjoyed the afternoon TO the utmost
At the last meeting, held with Mr..
Sylvannus and Miss Ethel. the club
decided to discontinue serving lunch.
con as mere drop in the bucket to
ward practical economy. Among
other features of the afternoons
pleasure was the making of plans for
the meeting to he held in August nj
the school house, where Mrs. Phelps
will meet with Us in the interest of
food conservation. Plans are being
made for an all day meeting, aud
each one will bring well filed bas-
let, combining business with pleasure.
The next club meeting will be with
Mrs. John Gillard, July 26.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
LORDSBURG ITEMS
From Western Liberal

y : = y y. y
Operator Dow arrived in l,rdsburc We'd
uosds, 90 tale the position 70. sixth trick oprr.
at"t li the Espcr t'l,grarh office This in.
suirs tv' "rrratur, working all ~ the time.
DR. J I Marin COMPANY physician ~ the
Shepherds district. passed. through the cit
Tuosdny IN his way 60 pcmns
: VI Chase prominou, Lord>hurg business
m,u. left Saiurla, noon fur Lone Beach Cal
furuia 10 visit his family vhu ere spending
fnr summer there.
stlrle Coon assistant cashier II the First
National Bank l'i Tor the coast SATURDAY.
evening for his Annual vacation
l.. y Norman. who has finished number
Of brick work contracts about InrdsLurg len
1uc,di, nopu Tor ~ ra>o. lie is q major in
the naval reserve corps and expects 20 be-
called into active service soon. N he IL sum
mnned lc viii gn To- Annnpoli, for 60 da,s
training and then be- assigned Ia q ship,
Charley Moore and Frank Smith two col
nrcd lads, were be- md over IN the grand jury
"Wednesday br Justice Marsalis an a charge
Of larcony from the person. Their bonds
were fixed at $500 each
Ed. shcarer roundhouse foreman for the
Fspce. has gone on vacation to Texas Ills
place Is being filed hv VI VI Owens
Ladi,., ii the So Mine Red Cross were made
happy this week when \ = Warner, prumi'
nenf mining man Interested I'm the - mine
gave them $50 n secure music for their dance
a week from next Saturdl. evening July II.
The arrangements are under the charge Of Mrs.
lnierriden. Extensive plans are being made
for a good time and o large attendance Is eN'
pected Mr. Warner Is here from Wisconsin
with his brother. c. II. Warner. making an
insnecIion Of the So Mine and plant
+ Bancroft. formerl- relief agent AZ Tue,
son. has been appoited travelling freight aud
messenger agent for the southern PACING u
succeed | T. sparks who was recently Pm
mo,ed 10 he commercial agent for the Imperial
Valley. -.
has been confined the past week with an in
jured foot -. l..
Tnsfics Jacksons court at the So Mine. Tues
, day. returned a verdict IN favor OF the pam
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20

SILVER City independent
4 4 4 l. a d..

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Iudg.. Him.. -,
A.. h}"hh Abraham has passed 10 the
i"d. ihsi u
aapurg on legal business
ia Cbnci,'." ,, OF me W. > Cox, Inc, has gone
WI - away about two weeks
L,drs "h"e alternate from Silver Cry
I,dg. - " iihsi 10 thn Grand
NM -. w ",i'' which meets az Boston
he ava. .to,, '"' Tue east ne "hi
Cnu,,t. ~, ~, uss
"a h. NJ, IN ! ". hpliahi has been JON.
from m, Iiniias ""o arrived the past Week
They viii snsnd 49,, "n .n' "pl.r Qua
u,er here Lar,,' ' i'iha'hneT "i ihe sum
West r., ''''h ""''" w" 'osEi"Ne home on
Ms. r.. I.,,,,.
ular t,srher, - 80 "n' %, lhe most pop
Normal h.s r.'i,,'S ''iei WIN lhe State
present Summer srss,o, "u Wv ,'"'v y' .ne
Calf yxheys ~. III ~ W" go 20 oaklhnd'
faculty ~ MN" go ""s member OF the
hsh Mis- Ucnas,",,' "''N "e'eI ia Lhs
teacher u|rit-, - q" Hsev"Pnsheu
from s,hsy 49,, -v'' anu hei departure
wide .,rrl. nj 81 ''si''en among
0eorr. If pan,,,,i.. ,,.,,t..
ct county comm, -, ~ vac p".'u
home st DIVER op t'',,,.s, 49,, '"n' ~
t.rI,, o., NJ ~. '1,i"'H. diNinE np YES
The Ms. go, inp ,
oompaniej l., tb,.,r ,,,,,, 'I'"u"' HA"ei ht'
fornia far , seve,ai - "ahv t"h' I" ''''
Willis uillet a. home f,",n IL. ,...,..
where he attended a. ~ a. ,1 - Nub,''a
the past wear "'s" ''"""'
Nj. Alir. poty,u i,,.l,.. , A., - A.,
Il u Powell ,,'.',,. w. "' az" ~
querque '''''" :" ANU
Mrs & " B,,n. r,,,,,.I e,,,.... r.,
a several V.sLs' - "'u ,uhu"s rom
MA !" '""'"rrh 'aiiior'
David n ,gttr..,. "a. .---r--,--
HON. bV s,elne.' a., &C., 'u.n ''"n"'d !" ms
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Miss Perkins Again at Her Desk

After two months vacation. the
first she has had in five years faithful
work in the Chamber of Commerce,
the last year as secretary, Mis-, Net .
tie Perkins is at her desk again, and
We are all glad to see her back. with
renewed vigor and determination 10
introduce still better methods of pub
lictv.
She SAYS she preier' the sunshine
Of New Mexico to so much ram, aud
We are all pleased 10 welcome her
"home agin.'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Just Received---A Special Shipment
Georgette Crepe Waists at $4.95

If these waists had been offered at any time within the
YEAR at this price, they would have been considered MO
tNtSC Al VALUE. As matter of fact if we quoted compa
i've prices could well afford say the waists were worth
er dollars Made of fine quality geogrette crepe in p
flesh and white Has the urpce 'front.' with large pon
collar which forms cascade effect front There are OF
styles, of course All Of them brand new.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Miss Hodgdon's Recital

Miss lone lIodgdon's pupils gave an
informal recital at her home Tues
day afternoon.
This is the first OF a series TO he
given monthly during the winter sea-
son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
An Interesting Display Of Very Light Wash
Materials at lc. to SOC. a Yard
Wash Goods---Vey Special 29c. a Yard

sport sung, voes lawns and batste sport designs
nd stripes. Splendid range of colors.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
LOCAL AND
Pc r SONAL

Miss Laura Fenley. of Sanderson,
o. . m the city 10 get clerical
;,;on M a position as saleslady
p"7" -
u y Hennish, one OF the santa
.aneers. of san Marcial. was a
naming visitor this week
A.. r r. DAVIS and son. Ivan. of
o.G,oruia are spending some weeks
- nuesls of Miss Perkins.
# b. Hall and wife are spending
ar, of lIarry's vacation motoring
70 Fl Paso Las Cruces an' Elephant
Butte. =.
TAYLOR Raskln, of Seymour, Ten
6rst-class cleaner and presser has
accepted a permanent position with
SIMON Tailoring 90
\ " Meue OF Mexico, has leas-
a fortv acres of the T.. l.. Todd
farm adjoining Camp CITY, paylne
500 per month rent
n Nelson, Of Washington. ID.
:, enronle from the coast, VISITED
Ms brother, J y Nelson. tins Week
uo also visited his two sons az liur
lev and Santa Rita.
"' -
Dir p T.. Claxton, United states
COMMISSIONER of Education, suggests
that churches possessing good organs
n,oyide weekly concerts f"" the chill
dren in the community
-
Harry Edwards has ordered his
Granhic changed to Eaton. Colo.
where he has now established rs
landlord of Hotel Eaton. That live
IL little town j. fortunate to get Mr.
and Mr. Edwards
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20

Dir. Il. T. Hare. of the Department
If Agriculture. the government chem
~ who made our 09.o9 famous bv
his analysis Of the city water, greet
ed the editor with some encouraging
remark, about the Deming country
this week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Crepe Wolfe Dresses at $5.85

These models have simple lines, but are very eff
fectve You seem to feel the moment you put one
OF them on and what is more, they ARE COOL The
design include Stripes and floral effects Very
daintly trimmed with pointed collars and oddly de-
signed pockets In most cases, a combination of
colors
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Store Editorial
You Need Not Be a Judge OF VAL
ues to Buy Safely at This
Store

Very often woman asks an
other why she trades at certain
store. 1T is because ! have
CONFIDENCE in that store. y
Very few people are expert judges
of merchandise.
In the same way that we buy
from houses that WE can De-
PEND on--houses that are kE-
LIABLE, in the same way iou
buy from n store that You know
j. RELIABLE.
Those of our customers who do
all their shopping here have had
no difficulty in combating higher
costs. You are assured of de-
pendable quality merchandls"
when YOU buy at this store. and
know that the price asked. Is as
low as the goods can be sold for.
N0RDHAUS'
Deming's Greatest Store
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
Another Shipment Of
Waists at $l.48

The same wonderful waists we
have been selling all season. Made
of lawns and voiles, in sport stripes
and plain colors. Very daintily
trimmed with lace, embroidery and
tucks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-20
White Linen Skirts 1896

These skirts are made of all flax dress linens
one Of the rare things to find these days. That is
why they are so desirable and sought for The
styles are the plain flare type with set-in pockets.
Trimmed with pearl buttons Nothing SO cool and
desirable as linen skirt for hot days. viii wash
splendidly.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-12-20
Chamberlain's Tablets

Chamberlain's Tablets are in- tended especially for stomach troubles, biliousness and consti- patton, and have met with much success in the treatment of those diseases. People who have suf- fered for years with stomach trouble and have been unable to obtain any permanent relief, have been completely cured by the use of these tablets. Cham berlain's Tablets are also of great value for billiousness. Chronic constipation may be permanently cured by taking Chamberlain S Tablets and observing the plain printed directions with each bot tie. Adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-12-20
APPLICATION FOR GRAZING PERMITS.

NOTICE is hereby given that all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses, hogs, sheep and goats within the APACHE NATIONAL FOREST during the season of 1918 must be filed in my office at Springerville. Arizona, on or before January 15, 1918. Full information in regard to the grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used in making applications will be furnished up- on request. FREDERIC WYNN,
 Supervisor |.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-12-20
U. s. FOOD ADMINISTRA-
 TON.
Federal Food Administrator for
 Arizona, Timothy A. Riordan.

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 Arizona, Timothy A. Riordan.
 Phoenix, Dec. 13, The Apache county organization which was successfulin in obtaining 529 signers to the Hoover pledge cards is to be retained for the work of a supplemental campaign which is to start at once. The object of this campaign is to increase the membership in the food admins tration of Arizona from 30, 900 to 40, GOO and to make more effective than ever before the conservation of animal fats, sugar, wheat and meat to meet a national food sit uation which is extremely grave.
 Commenting on the success of the Apache county camgaign MT. Riordan said: "The showing is certainly a creditable one, especi- ally for a county as sparsely set tied as Apache and speaks we'll for the indominable push and ex- ecutive ability of Gus Becker of Springerville and his willing band of workers throughout the coun- ty I trust they will be able to give their government as efficient service in the coming campaign. "
 NOTE: We fully agree with MT. Riordan in what he says of Mir. Becker in the above article. From personal acquaintance we know MT. Becker to be the most substantial and energetic man Apache county ever had. He is a booster" for his home town and county in general and is always ready to do his part.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-12-20
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Charles Whiting, Sr. was in stantly killed today just after the noon hour. He and his son Ber- nard were returning from Nutrio- so with loads of grain. When just west of B. Y. Peterson's s home on the bench about three miles out of town his horses Ca four) became frightened at the carcass of a dead horse lying be- side the road and swung sharply to one side cramping the wagon and throwing Mr. Whiting from his seat. The wheels passing over his head cutting and almost mangling his face beyond recog- milton. His son Bernard who was in the lead saw the trouble and immediately rushed to his fathers assistance.
 Word was brought to town by Mrs. B. Y. Peterson and Dr. F. w. Brown, F. M. Whiting, A. B. Thurber and others rushed to the place of accident, but were too late to render assistance as the spirit had flown to another world.
 The sad death of MT. Whiting has cast a gloom over the entire city, He leaves a large family and many relatives to mourn his death.
 The sympathy of the entire community goes out to them.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-12-20
NOTICE!

The undersigned banks will be opened for the transaction of bus ness between the hours of g a. m. and 4 p. m. of each businsss day.
 ST. JOHNS STATE BANK,
 STOCKMEN'S STATE BAHK.
 In regard to the notice of bank ing hours of the local banks 1t would seem that the time for the transaction of business is ample to take care of the needs of the community.
 There is a great deal of work to be doneln the banks both be- fore and after the opening and closing hours, and if our custom CTS and others having business tC transact with the banks will make an.effort to do so during the reg ular banking hours it will cer- tainly be appreciated by the banks and it will also give those in the banks an opportunity tC take care of the necessary work to be done both before and after regular hours.
 Even bankers are supposed tC work occasionally, give them 2 chance.
 i ST. JOHNS STATE BANK, STOCKMEN'S STATE BANK