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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-03-28
SNOW EVERYWHERE

Just a little about "over there IL
is showing outside and has been for two
DAYS. The natives over here say this is
the end of the winter in this country.
and after all we made the winter ove-
here and the most of it on the road. too.
and no one has never fallen out, and, let
me say we almost sweat blood day after
day hiking through the snow. II was
like Arizona hiking through the sand,
only over here we were hiking through
the snow, and at times / could not see
two squads ahead of me-snow, snow.
nothing but snow.
Mr. Stanley, one afternoon as the band
played some patriotic piece of music all
the boys we're in line waiting to have
their mask tested by an expert, and
stood by and pictured it all out and only
wished that every one in America could
see these boys filing by in line having
their only friend tested 1t almost
brought tears to my eyes. yet the music
only made things brighten up. 1t may
take a man to make man, but have
seen boys stand up in this line from
boys to men and smile as the inspectors
would say o. Il. But remember, this Is
your only friend. and don't never let 1t
get away from you, because IL any one
is caught without mask in a gas at
tack its only their fault. and that is one
time a friend can't help a friend
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Capital s5oO0O00O Surplus (Earned) $3.50 10000
Birmingham Trust& Savings Co.

The Man Whom Everybody Knows
is man who pays his bills by check
Insignificant is the fellow who has no
need of bank.
The BIRMINGHAM TRUST & saw
INGS COMPANY invites your check
ing account.
4 W. SMITH BENSON CAIN. Asst.c ashis
TOM O. SMITH v-Prssident C. D GOTTEN ASST
W. H Cashier Z. ".
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

IlTo
At night we gather in the saloon
whore there IL q plano and read and
sing and play cards We have very
versatile crowd OF singers. They
sing grand opera Just like they sing
the parodies on the latest song hits
from Broadway There are only two
songs barred. Home. Sweet Home
aud TIE Girl Left Behind Me"
We'll. ! guess that I will have o.
quit and TO play 500. We are havinr
an elimination 500 tournament NJ
partners and I have eliminated four
squadrons but We stand pretty Foo1
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chance Of being ellmlne,od :
this time. They have been 1.
at me for about ten mls...
guess | had better 20.
! had no intention. WI.
down, of writing this mp,, |
deed is done now, so I an
let It ride
Hoping we ret Kaiser nm
chiH.mnH which Is dounn
'He loart and Wishing yop i.
rcnds q Merry C hrlsims
.appy New Year. I am.
Respectiuh
HERBERT n IA
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a Splendid Cough Medicine.

II have used Chamberfsin's Couel
Remedy a nnnfber OF times during
the past two or thrSe years Tor colds,
coughs. aud Noarseness. and am
pleased 20 SAD 1t has always given
me prompt relief consider Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy "a splendid
medicine and pave recommended it
to many lor ny friends. fwho have
used ii and likewise praise Il high
ly." writes\Mrs. w. F(Frantz, Col
den, n. Y y Adv
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24
Ny ROSE AwRY.

Cwith Apologies to the Author OF a.
Famous SongD
The hours I spend in sweater art
Are as string OF purls-l sigh
To count them over every one apart,
Ny rows awry my rows awry.
Each hour / rml each purl take
care,
To drop no stitch lest be- stung,
| count, yea count unto the end.
And there sleeve is hung.
o. memories that bless and burn.
OF ravelng out at bitter loss,
drop purL yet strive at last to
learn
To knit across. sweet art, to knit
across.
Red Cross Clippings
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24
NOTICE or cry ELECTION

Notice is hereby given, that a spe
cial city election will be held at the
City Hall for the ci.y OF ontario
Malheur County, Oregon, on Wodnas.
day, the 30th Gay of January, A. d
1918. That the polls for said election
shall be- opened at the hour of
O'clock %. Oh. o. said day and remain
omen .uuI wcNo o'clock m. ana then
closed until one O'Clock p. m. when
tlo ara win bo reopencd and rec
main open until O'Clock p. m.
THAT Che appointed officers to
conduc said election are, Judges, s.
y. Tay1r ID. VI. Nichols and c. f..
Il8gar. clerks. D. =. Dearborn and A.
H. Mcintosh.
Tlat Hc object and purpose of
said rI.etau is 90 submit 10 the quail
iflcd electors residing within tho corr
porato limits OF the said city OF on
tario. Oregon, the question of
whether or not Section 113 OF the
present Cify Charter be amended to
rcrI o. roIawa The words In itallca
bo'ns tHs uonded portion:
swiiul Ila "povor and authority /.
IS holaat eyon % the council aud /
the saii council is hereby authorized |
90 borrow money on the faith OF tho
city, ln .Hm tho credit thereof, or
both. .nI io chat end provide for tho
o. NJ bond. and warrants for
any purpose, which IN the judgment
OF ths council Is beneficial to the In
tD'e'H OF 800 e .HJ TO- designate
tho uauuo, and time Tor tho payment
thereof and the interest thereon;
provided, however. that the City OF
Ontario hall not have power to issue
&c. NHr. ANS uuyrOlp or 20 incur
any indebtedness Coycopt bonds is
sued for public improvements where
the cost thereof 81, assessed to the
property specially hauofltcdl In cx-
cess OF t25' 7uaig foe per cent
OF the taxable property within the
city, the amount thereof to be ascer-
tanned from the last preceding assess
mont made for County and State pur-
poses. and no bonds whatever Tex
cont bonds issued for public improve
mDn.H whore the cost thereof Is
us ool to the property specially
lon ..adl shall " issued for the said
city rn.l tine yoss~pf said city. at
a T'c..' sio6N fo kthat purpose,
by majority Lgtc, IAu declare In
ior.t o MNd hali not exceed
Ta % W. oler.t age Of
tuoeoa. .ua, ahol lrd NOT aliens.
ord who or, resld lnts N the state OF
O ron andl who 4 liyc Added within
enc oo.roroR umls Of lho city of
Ontario for least six tionths next
preceding saiA election, Shall be en-.
titled TO vote an Nsach 81 V6cial election
and not otherviM/ =
n Ore oven, lllt a majority OF tho
qu .. .Hg.. o. the city OF On
iaro vote n iyor OF said amond-
mont .he mo -iall be in fun force !
'rO uaEsaad after the canvass I
of the votes A. such lection. and the c
proclamation OF ,ho Mayor declaring n
ho reu't of such election, and the n
'ec...a of .ac Charter thereby amend h
ID, shall hecom, repealed, as origin n
'lly adopted, aud become void and of /,
no effect. -
Therefore, by order OF the Common /,
'ouncil OF the City of Ontario. Ore a
ION, | have hereunto set my hand and
'tfiXed the Seal of the said city of
ontario this, the l4th day OF Janu-
.ry, A. ID. 1918.
CLAY NJ, STEARNS, Il
lStALl city Recorder. D
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SOLDIER hoy TELLS
on VOYAGE ACROSS
Continued from First Page.l

going to make the Kaiser know we're
there.
We have to wear a life belt at all
times. even In our sleep. When we
go to bed we can only take Off our
shoes and leggings. It's a great life.
We are not allowed TO smoke below
deck at any time nor on deck II there
II light In the room After dark
there Is not light shown anywhere
on the ship, never q bell rpng nor a
whistle blown. az any time. There
Is q lookout In the peak. one IN the
crows nest and one ia the stern.
who report every bit OF vreckage or
anything else they zee. Even report
10 seagull sitting on the water. afraid
II might be camouflsged periscope.
and they are giving the Huns no
chance TO slip anything over on Us.
We have G-inch gun on our stern
aud two British gunners. one at the
gun all the time Then we have
boat drill any time they see flt to call
II and calisthenics at $40 every
morning Breakfast at 7:t5, lunch
con at - and dinner at 9,
There are only about 40 sergoants,
LIST class, on the boat and we have
II pretty nice, considering what the
other men have We have second
class cabins and eat in the lst class
dining room, Have lots of fine food,
all you want We went down In tho
steerage among the other men and
picked quartet and six men with
nkeleles and banios and brought
them up TO entertain us while we are
eating. We had about 1000 men TO
pick from so you may know that
ihoy are good.
Only Officers and sergeants. first
'lass. are allowed state rooms. All.
Ihe rest are In the storage and |
EEL sorry for them. The third day
put we had storm and II was a
'eal storm. hope | never see an
'ther like IT, II lasted two days and |
he waves looked as high as the NAL |
ieur Butte. When the men in the
teerage began to get sick il was
aughable, tho did pity them. They
tarted out by being afraid they were
'oing TO die and ended by being
fraid they wouldn't didn't stay
ong myself and didn't eat any sup
'er that night. either. Didn't get
lex, but oh, how squeamish. II the
torn had lasted half day longer
sure would have been "casting nv
read upon the water in a way
adn't oughter"
In the daytime we pass the time
way with reading and writing and
n the promenade deck, on which
ergeants. LIST class. only are allowed
We have man that plays a mouth
arp and we have dances and box
nd play tag or anything else to pass
ne time away and get some exercise
.ou should see one of our dances II
really worth money, but we don't
harge anything, We are nice about
that way All have big life pre-
erFers strapped around them and we
anee everything from a quadrille to
rand opera, One of the boys danced
ne Dance of the soyen Wells" but
e caught such cold that we had IA
'rlhe It off the program, besides
ilhk we shocked the modesty of the
rNates down below aud the doctor
ave orders that as this is respect-
bic ship the "Seven Veilsu would
OF be tolerated any more. some
ody Is always taking the joy out Of
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

THE ARGUS-PHoNE 4s-J
IL it's Job Printing. You wish-ws
VIII please you. We are ready at all
times to quote prices on all your
printing.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24
Rasm for Rent

have fdr TENT a good grain and
nay ranch t5ONaerfS ready for grain
'"'S season " aSr1 in alfalfa. Close
H. can o'nN. W McCullooh, On
tario, Oregon. ~
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FROM OREGON

If you have not received
complete copy of my princi-
pies, write me at Stanfeld.
r. N. STANFIELD.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

Miss Ess.e Ebersol of Macoy, Ida.
came Tuesday for a visit with hei
sister. Mrs. Earl Hanna.
Rev. John w Miller, field agent
for Gooding college, preached sun
a. m. at the Methodist church Many
of Mr.. Millers old friends ayaiicd
themselves of this opportunity to hear
him again.
Mrs. A. Jaquish. VINO was Ill last
week, is able to be about again.
Amos Roethler and Mrs. Roethlcr
of westfall registered today at the
Carter House.
.
David Wilson of Spokane and Day-
enport. wash. Is registered at the
Carter House. lie is here looking
after local interests.
Geo. c. Miller of Homedale regis
tered at the Carter House today.
County Clerk Arthur Moody was
In Ontario on business today.
County Engineer q. r. Farmer was
IN the city today.
-
William Kercher Is completing the
residence he has been building Tor
himself at Montana and Harvey
avenues,
Mrs George NJ. Jeffry OF Boise is
here this week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. =, Cummings.
DR.. ]. Y. Anderson. the first OF the
1913 crop OF political candidates, the
father OF the Bone Dry law. waR N
Ontario yesterday getting acquainted
with the voters. DR.. Anderson has
represented wehco three terms In
the house and was mayor of The
Dalles for three years
John G. Leslie. auditor of Stanf'eld
company registered at the Moore on
Monday.
George Vanderhoof was down
from Vale on Monday.
.
Floyd McKinnon of Jordan Valley
was in Ontario this week on business.
He stayed at the Moore
Mrs. Scott Of Beulah was the guest
this week Of her mother. Mrs. Con
Ryan.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Anderson. for
merly of Ontario hut now residents
of Ellenshurg, Wn, arrived here /
Wednesday from Boise, where they
naFe visited friends. They are, en- ,
tans.a-..c over their new home in the
@.l'Ds country
Mr and Mrs. George b. Kellogg
were reg.stqred o. The Moore from
WeIser ON Monday.
nf st-o.-
Dr. II. L, Vincent 6f'Crane was at
the Moore on Monday. /,
Mr., and Mrs F. c. Oxman of Vale
were registered at the Moore Tues.
day.
Mrs William Hahn of Council Val
ley was the guest this week of Mrs
Claude Bingham. >
H. H. Tunny returned from Roisa D
today looking fairly TT in snita Of h
the encounter he had "Wednesday
night with the b. p. O. Il. goat that a
performed on number of candidates o
there, s
Miss Ann Terness of Weiser was h
an ontario visitor yesterday. While a
N the city she called on Mr.. and Mrs Il
= D Watson friends in her former Y
home in st Anthony, Idaho. ia
Farm foe Rent. II
have fdr tent a good grain ana :,
nay ' ranch l0ONaff$ ready for grain d
ms season ~ aSg1sli in alfalfa. Close e,
u 'a'i o'nN W McCullooh. On Il
arlo, Oregon. H.
Head the Argus for all the news IN
lR W G HOWE
DENTIST al
wilson Bldg pas -
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DIR W C HOWE

Read the Argus for all the news
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

Miss Ann Terness Of Weiser was
an ontario visitor yesterday. While
N lhe city she called on Mr.. and Mrs
= D Watson friends in her former
home in st. Anthony. Idaho.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

II. II. Tunny returned from Roise
today looking fairly TIT in spite NJ
the encounter he had Wednesday
night with the b. p. O. Il. goat that
performed on a number Of candidates
there.
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p,. Phones; oa,ce III
'''S Res me
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24
Charter No 5S22
nar'er NO oSEE Reserve. Dars
REPORT or CONDITION or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BAN

At Ontario. in the State OF Oregon at che close OF
1917.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans and discounts (excop. uoso
shown on b and O. ...
Deduct.
Notes aud bills redisccunted CotlOr ihan
bank acceptance sold ,.oo IJom
% ............. ............
& ONerdrattH' ......................
q. =. Bonds (other than Liberty Hunds
OF 1910:
T. S. bonds doposlt,l 1 .curo
circulation (par valucl ..s...
3. Liberty Loan Bonds. unpledgoi ~ per
cent and per cent
a. Bonds, scCurities, etc (othcr than a.. S1t
Bonds other than 1 g. bonds
pledged to secure postal saving
deposits ..........,,....a....
Bonds and securitiet pledged as
collateral for State, o. other do
posits tpostal excludodl or bills
payable .................,.... ...........
Securities other than Us bonds
1not including stock) owned uu-
pledged ...................... .........
Total bonds. securities. etc.,
D. Stock OF Federal Reserve Bank so per
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

Mrs William Hahn of Council Val,
ley was the guest this week OF Mrs
Claude Bingham.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24

Mrs. George NJ. Jeffry OF Boise II
here this week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. =. Cummings.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-24
TTo,On Topics 7'ersely Told

Miss Ess.e Ebersol of Macoy, Ida,
came Tuesday for a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Earl Hanna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
LEGO AL FIN DE su vIAJE.

Ell edificio de bomberos y City
Hall, que desde hacfa cosa de dos
meses estaba en- camino desde su
antique local en- la Gale de San
Francisco hasta ell nuevo sitio donde
! quedara definitivamente instalado en-
la Avenida Washington y Gale Mar
cy, frente al Hotel De Vargas, ha
llegado al fin de su viaje desde 81
sabado pasado, y Ell esta emana sc
esta poniendo sobre los cimientos
que estaban va preparados. Para
este fin hay que construir como tres
0 cuatro pies de pared de ladrillo
sobre los cimientos debajo de la casa
para sostener la misma. Cuando es-
ia pared este concluida, Sc ~procedera
a eNtraer la MADEIRA que sirvio de
sosten al edificio para trasladarlo, y
luego de llenar los huecos de la ma
dera, habra terminado la obra. Ell
traslado de la casa fue notable, por
razon de su construction y peso. II
edificio es de ladrillo, de dos pisos,
v pesa algo asi como I'm million de
libras. Este peso fue soportado por
una armazon de grandes vigas de ma
dera las que corrfan sobre rodillos
de acero y MADEIRA, Y con ell auxilio
de tornillos Sc NOVA de manera lem
pero segura, a%vanzando como quin-
pies al dfa. Ash recorri0 ell ira
veto, teniendo que girar tres veces
para dar vuelta en- las esquinas, has
ia ponerla en- ell sitio destinado para
ella.
Ell cambio de local Sc hizo necesa-
rio en- virtud de haber comprado ell
gobierno federal ell terreno donde es-
taba antes, para construir sobre 81
la nueva casa federal que Sc levanta-
ra dentro de POGO; y Ell ayuntamiento
crey6 mas propio trasladar Ell edificio
que derribarlo y levantar otro nuevo.
Ell notable trabajo fue llevado a
eabo por ell Sr. M. J.. Kenney, con-
de Denver, Colo, QUEEN tam
,ien ha estado hacienda las repara-
Zones al Capital City Bank, situado
an la esquina de la Gale de San
Francisco. frente a la Plaza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13

Consul, II. S. Lutz; Consul ante
rior, A. G. Whittier; c~onsejero, A. E.
p. Robinson; banquero, b. l.. Wheel
er; secretario, Clarence L. Bowles;
gufa, R. F. Asplund; vigilante, j. A.
Davis; gerente, Juez Hanna; medico,
DR.. G. d. Underline.
Despues de la installation ell campo
tuvo una session social, en- la que 90
pronunciation discusses llenos de en-
ttsiasmo. Despues de los discursos
Ell campo paso al Hotel Coronado,
donde Sc sirvio un lunch a los MEM
bros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
UN HoM5RE MUERTo PoR UN
TREN EN- GALLUP

Gallup, N. M, JUNO S.--Chas II,
Kindle, de Milwaukee, Wis, fue afro
pellado por ell tren de pasajeros No.
| que iba rumbo al p~oniente, en- un
lugar como a una y media millas al
oeste de la estacion Perea. Ell cuer-
pc del hombre fue hecho trizas com
pletamente. El nnico medic de iden-
tificarlo fue Ell nombre 'Chas H. Kin
die, Milwaukee, Wis.," tatuado en- gu
brazo. Ell cadaver .estaba tan mutt
lado que fue impossible decir 81 era
blanco o negro. Sc rec que era
americana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
REUMATISMo Y MALES DE Los
RlNoNES.

IEsta listed afligido con reumatis.
mo Y afecciones de los rihones o de
la vegiga? Cualquiera sfntomas co
mo los m1sculos hinchados o las CO.
yunturas, dolor de espaldas, dolor de
cabeza, Observation-Disclosures, nerviosidad
sentirse cansado, irregularidades uri-
n~arias, Y ojeras? Necesita las PHI
doras del DR.. Foley para .os Rinones
Mrs. Frank P. Wood, R. F. D. 2 Nor
rill, Maine, escribe: "IIe encontrado
8livio tan pronto como ne comenzado
a tomar las Pfldoras del DR.. Foley
rara los Rihones. Mi esposo tam
bieen ha recibido mucho beneficio de
elias. FL estaba tan debllitado que
no Sc podfa agachar iahora va no
siente ningdn dolor."--De venta Ell
la Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
LLUEVE BAsTANTE EN- Ell
CONDADO DE GRANT.

Silver City, N. M, JUNO 10.-Ha
habido buenas lluvias durante la Sc
mana pasada tanto en- Silver City
como en- otras parties del condado de
Grant. las que han resultado en- I'm
gran beneficio para los pastos en- los
llanos. En- Silver City ell total de a
precipitation por tres dias fue de
cast una pulgada y Sc cree que este
~ayudara en- mucho a evitar las per
didas de ganado en- esta parte del
estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
PEL1eRos DEL EsTRENlMlENTo
rY DEL VIENTEF.

La auto-intoxicaclon, &c. or de cAbe-
81. flojedad, irritabililai. ell NAL hu-
NOR, etc., son los resy:tados de la
constipation oAestrefimiento del wen
tire. 81 Sc descuida pos largo item.
20, puede causar granos o dlceras en-
los intestinos, APPENDICITIS. postraci6n
nerviosa o PARALYSIS. No demore el
tate miento. RI M ,Or remadio son
las Tabletas CataftIcas de Foley, ID.
mo muchos millares de personals 10
ssben por ~ex0erieacja. Las Table
tas 40 solamente hseeD con Beguri-
Cad gu traba1o. suavc, y continents.
sine sin dafio para a cst6mAgo o
los intestinos. No cont. enen niagsu
e.emento que fo.'ns u aICs habitos.-
Lc venta en- la oot'r' Capital p5lr-
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
ENLAcE.
oPEz-oUlNTANA

Por atenta esquela sabemos del
proximo m~atrimonio. en- Santa Cruz,
MN, de la Srita. VIRGINIA LOPEZ
y Ell Sr. JOSE L. QUINTANA, Ell
que tendra verificativo a las 7 de
la mafana del dfa 10 de JUNO en- la
Iglesia de Santa Cruz. Las tarjetas
estan firmadas por Jes1s Lopez y es-
posa, y Agapito Lopez y esposa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
voLo AL CELLO.

Ell tierno infante de dos meses de
edad, Jose Padilla, hijo del Sr. y Sra.
Gregorio Padilla, murio en- la casa
de sus padres en- la Gale del Colegio
Ell domingo en- la noche. Ell funeral
tuvo lugar ell lunes a las 2:30 de la
tarde en- la Cathedral y ell entierro Sc
verified en- Observation-Disclosures
verified en- ell cementerio del Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13

Ell Campo No. 1854 de Santa F4,
de los Modernos Leiiadores de Anne
RIGA, tuvo una reunion patri6tica ell
viernes en- la noche, en- la que por
votacion unanime de todos los socios
presentes Sc decide tomar un niho
frances, $500 de baby bonds" Q in
vertir ell interes de los Bonos de Ii
bertad va comprados en- estampillas
econ6micas de guerra. En- adici6n a
este, Ell Juez r. H. Hanna y ]. A..
Davis convinieron cada n en- tomar
a su cargo un huerfanito frances, y
otros ~ miembros Sc unieron para
s%ostener otro mas, hacienda un total
de 4 huerfanos que seran ~sostenidos
por los Lehadores Modernos de Anne
RIGA ell Santa Fe. La junta fue la
mas grande y enthusiastic habida en-
Ell campo de Santa Fe por muchos
amos. Sc llenaron todas las vacan.
cias en- las posiciones oficiales, des-
pues de 10 cual Ell Diputado del Esta-
do John A. Swanger, quien ha estado
de vista por una semana, instalo a.
los siguientes o~flciales:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13
Los LENADoRES DEL MuNDo
SON PATRloTAs. SoSTENDRAN
cUATRo HuERFANoS FRANCE.
SEES.

La L6gia tamblen tom6 500 de "Ba.
by 5onds'' e Invierte los intereses
de los Bonos de Llbertad en- Estam
pNlas economicas; oficiaIes que
fueron lnstaIados en- la session del
vlernes en- la noche.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13

Los Sres. Julian Trujillo, Epifanio
Martinez, Cesareo Martinez y Manuel
Martinez, todos de Chimay6, NM,
vinieron a la capital ell martes y nos
visitaron ell mismo dfa en- la tarde.
El microbes regresaron a sus casas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-13

LIE ALlvlA LA ESPALDA
ADOLORIDA.

Para la espalda adolorida aplfquese
ell Linimento de Chamberlain dos We
ces al dfa y frotense los m1sculos de
la espalda sobre Ell sitio del dolor
bien en- cada aplicacion-De venta
en- todas parties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09
Sn1ocks Are Fashions Pretiest, Mos
Useful and Economical Garment

Snock Shocks Shocks inexpensive:
oek are becoming and figure and appropriate
street
assortnents
s9o TO slo98 Materials of Jap Crepe nene Wolfe Trouvle
Cloth french Chambrav and Silk Pongee Each model
tive features novelty hand work oored woods
floss Attractive pockets beted models collars Revere
Buster Brown sailor cow and other becoming styles
Coors Lavender Rose Maize Gold Nile Peach Copen Pink Light
Blue, Coral Gray,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-09

Timely Notice of of Memo
Because OF
on
o their mode ng month
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-27

CEREALS.
Corn Flakes ............ ....S .l112
Rolled Oats, Quaker, Carnation or Sun
ripe, large so
Carnation or Sunripe Wheat (large) .38
Quaker Pulled Rice or Wheat ...... .13
Cream of Wheat ..........s.. 81
Shredded Wheat ................ Is
Grape Nuts IL
Rice, per ID, .......... .......lo .1Z12
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-27

The prices of these fluctuate from day to day,
so that we can only quote on date of purchase,
but we guarantee to furnish same at the low
est possible prevailing prices, being the actual
cost to us, plus only a small margin OF profit,
for handling. Try us once, and then compare
prices with others.
Yours truly,
DEDERICHS & WEISS.