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Smyrna times., 1926-07-14
Summer Colony on COLCHESTER Farm

The large Colchester farm recently
purchased from Walter U. Lusby, by
John NJ. Mendenhall, former lieuten-
ant-governor of Delaware, is being
surveyed and plans are being made
for the construction of sewers, streets,
building lots and water system. 1t
is said the property will be converted
shortly into summer colony 1t bord-
ers the Chesapeake bay at Colchester
Beach. As an evidence of the demand
already created for portions of the
property, the present owner has sold
a lot on the State highway, next to
the COLCHESTER Company property, for
$4,000. 1t is stated the site has been
purchased for a store.
Smyrna times., 1926-07-14
'VvIIRY CLUB TO MAKE TOUR
'''Pettlon Trip Will be Made July Is
% MlddletOwn and Vicinity

l'pectlOn Trip Will be Made July Is
'O MiddletOwn and Vicinity
I poultry club tour will be held
4q 7; ;Alddletown tomorrow, Thurs
". 'sy l5. Members Of the Balti-
IT, u = ohiO Y Poultry Club, of Middle
Inn. E VII visit each members flock
49, InlS inspection trip. The ar
/, sasnEs and itinerary for the tour
n Iag formulated by E. P. Vogel,
/ ,r,.l' \, lsaoer q Of the club, assisted by
' ~ Club Agent Ed. Willim. Jr..
H. rnslner, extension poultryman,
,,s,.. :, !. Cobb, state leader of county
qs'... S u y !, Newark, will probably be
Ia. N; !. q the tour. According to the
[lsb IN M Ihe tour all members of the
|si,o, - !. meet at the home Of Emma
|tS,,I -. .laf Summit Bridge at one
\ fI q. standard time. After inspect- @
lst " vi.il members \ flock the group will
Il u ,,iI VISIT Ernest Weldon's homo On
Ps,satt at iFom r Marlborough and Mt.
aby sSi., Finest probably has more
sss ',,. uncke1S 1 hatched this spring
rs'iG.'ua' u'ner Of the club group. He
sSy givs n. of the club and will prob
bv - ~ :, d brlef outline of the III
@. u NE club sometime during the
rs,aS', sIsslt !. .carender and Bovd Arro-
Asse rs..S LOCKS will next be visited.
s poutrl, Oers are much interested in
. well I's :. small flock of young birds :
aat, Mil n year old stock. Refresh
@b 70 l !, Probably be served bv the
Points on - :. members at one of these
VI Bu,s..sS. .s members will visit Fila
/ i S'ses ivy flock of chickens. MS FTizs- FIizs-
I EidletoTn' about y two miles west Of
l 'p viii 1. From there the neXt IT
Gim's = en-, made at Frank Andrews
\ s'sd d y St9lSer. n Last Year Franz AMI
| q by ~ y IL, ths 50 baby chicks sent sent
s@s fosL hi railroad. q William Tom.
4 1hstt vE TiI,;fc ef chickens will be visit vSt-
skinp Ian :. y lives near BIackbirJ ,r
! II that Il 7 TINS .nls trip Mr.. Palmer
| dsa q Z thought 5a,sg it was a wonder 9-
! y biz as,oeist. Ssve each club member
% 0c'ates on a tour Of this
Smyrna times., 1926-07-14
'Fi1|jEI FAIR PROGRAM
II HARRINGTON THIS YEAR
.orN July 26 TO 81, IN
|GL OPEN ,,TTrR THAN EVER

Racing, Plenty OF Amuse-
Tb H'Ist 81 : Collection Of Exhibits
20; TiII 1liT Show State at Its Best
.rrcement made at any time
y aasoD lso vear contains more Of in
alg '4S tss peopIe of lower Delaware
ssS y. : " II the Kent and Sussex Fair
p u. man. y concerning the annual
''saTT s.S at the Harrington Fair
n y s'II The premium list and pro
r'lna,, +, +bs he Seventh Annual Fair to
pn u ~ ri, 81 wear, which has just been
.s,,sd s,s Tio for distribution, has b been
~ ,ought by residents of Kent
g'ts os,ssy counties and they have
S, -ncb to delight them therein.
~ rsnt sn and Sussex Fair has in
!. n bs.ome a State institution, now
T. delaware State Fairs are no
!. i hid at Elsmere, and the an
.,msnt of the program Tor the
ksS Tair have therefore been receiv-
N great interest by the residents
.Ssr % Castle county as we'll as the
- section of the State.
n Fair will be held for six big
= ,nd nights, beginning with July
u continuing until the night of
al The entries close next We'd
I'm. July IA, and those already re
.rsir the Association indicate that
seventh Annual Fair is to be far
VI than any of the six previous
"a The races are especially fine, the
That unusually large purses will
1 awarded, two as large as $1,000
n and nearly thirty others ranging
Err $3.50 to $3.50 will serve to bring
yne Of the fastest horses in this
ton IF the country.
m valuable awards to be made in
II agricultural exhibits have also
|rei to stimulate interest and keen
inptition, and as a result the ex-
liz will be larger and more varied
III ever before. Some Of the en-
Is made by the boys and girls Of
II State will astonish the Fair visi-
h fol- their genuine merit. The
|mg folks are particularly interest
d the corn club, potato clubs, bean
b and tomato club contests and
Ise exhibits will be especially fine.
There will be the usual midway
Ii amusements to please everyone.
h of the feature attractions will be
knarO & Marlette, a duo compris-
\ splendid athletic type of man
d beautiful Venus-like girl, in
GObatic and cOntortionist acts. They
ZFe Just completed a five-year en-
cement with the Barnum & Bailey
HHS where their startling act was
sented as center ring attraction.
Another midway attraction will be
Rain Bow Trio, with another beau
hi grEand screamingly funny aero
nc stunts, and perhaps the most en-
Ftaining Of all the shows will be
il0fas Steppers, which comprises
ght beautiful young girls, each rep
ientlng the very essence Of pulchri-
idlouiness. In fact, there will be
'nnlne charm sufficient to please
'syone.
Numerous other attractions are
neduled, including the usual free
s1amances and band concerts, 50
u every one who goes to the Fair
lalhds II assured Of a royal good
ne oficers Of the Fair Association
Haae the following: President,
'ihes 4 p Murphey; vice-president,
: SnaW; secretary, Ernest Raugh-
4 treasurer, H. E. Quillen.
Smyrna times., 1926-07-14
FOR
SALE

FARM OF 55 ACRES-About all in
cultivation. Good House, 9 rooms,
good barn and poultry house. 1 Sd
miles from Smyrna. VIII give pos
session at once. Plenty Of fruit, land
high. Terms right. Price, $4,000.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values LGces-Trin,n,ings

Handmade fiIet laces, one.quar- ter inch to 4 inches wide, priced according to width. Steiger Days, 10c., 39c. and 69e. yd.
 Handmade Picot lace.
 Steiger Days, 10 yds. 49c. Imported Cotton Crepe Dresses all colors, embroidered.
 Steiger Days, s4.98 swatow Irish Crochet Lace, white and ecru.
 Steiger Days, sc. yd. Embroidered Batiste bandings and edgings, white and ecru.
 Steiger Days, 79c. yd. venise Lace, 5 to g inches wide.
 Steiger Days, S9c. yd. stager's-Main Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 WOOLens

t4-inch Wool Flannel and Cash nina Cloth in the newest colors.
 Steiger Days, $1.9S yd. b4-inch Wool Jersey, in solid and ! two-tone effects for frocks and suits.
 , Steiger Days, SIPS yd. 40-ineh Wool and Rayon Crepe in 8 fine light weight for dresses.
 Steiger Days, $1.OO yd. 42-inch Wool French Crepe, at- tractive shades for frocks or coats.
 Steiger Days, s1.39 yd. s6-inch Silk and Cotton Everglow, smart new fabric for slips or Z underwear.
 Steiger Days, 59c. yd. 56-fnch Taffasheen, a serviceable light weight fabric with lustrous finish for costume slips.
 Steiger Days, 35c. yd.
 Steiger's-Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 Silks

40-inch Silk Crepe de Chine in the seasons newest prints and color combinations.
 Steiger Days, $1.55 yd. 3s.inch imported Silk Pongee. a fine washable quality in the newest summer colors.
 Steiger Days. S1.29 yd. 32-inch Silk Pongee and imported fabric in the natural color.
 Steiger Days, 59c. yd. 40-inch SIX French Crepe, a firm heavy quality fashionable for summer frocks. Light and dark colors.
 Steiger Days, S1.S9 yd. 4O-inch black silk Crepe Satin with rich satin face.
 Steiger Days, $2.69 yd. 40-inch Silk Satin Charmeuse in lustrous black, heavy quality.
 Steiger Days, S1.59 yd. 32-inch Silk Broadcloth in plain or striped colors. Guaranteed washable.
 Steiger Days, s1.69 yd. 36-inch Silk Chiffon Taffeta in two-tone and solid colors.
 Steiger Days, s1.65 yd. steiger's--second Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values Notions

J. NJ. Clarke's Sewing Thread, Nos. 40 to TO, black and white, dozen Pic.
 Blue Bird Hairnets, double and single mesh, dozen 69c. Rubberized Aprons, assorted col ors, large sizes, 39c. Cameo Hair Nets, double and sim gle mesh. dozen 45c. Rust Proof Safety Pins, dozen cards, 35c. Felt Pads and cotton cloth covers for ironing boards, 69c. Heavy cotton cloth covers for iron- ing boards, PIC. Cretonne Pot Holder, 39c. Cretoune clothes pin aprons, 39c. Laundry Bags of fancy tickings,
 large size, 69c. Economic Cotton Filled Napkins,
 35c., 3 for 95c. Electric Curling Iron, sc. Shino Mops, large size, 79c. Wax Lunch Paper, in rolls or flat,
 3 for 25c., dozen 95c. Lesco Cleaner, Ii oz. 37c., 2 cans
 FOG.
 Napthaline, 21c., 5 for S1. Lamp Shade Binding, 19c. 50 nickel plated Safety Pins, 7C. Dress Shields, 17c. Sanitary Elastic Belts, 29c. Willsnap Lingerie Clasps, 37c. Boomer Elastic, 23c. piece. Long Handle Shoe Horns, 69c.
 Steiger's-Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values DrdpesCurtains

Scranton Lace Panel Curtains, silk fringe.
 Steiger Days, s1.69 pr. Rayon Panel Curtains.
 Steiger Days S1.49 ca. Ruffled Curtains of plain voile and marquisette.
 Steiger Days, 98c. pr. French Marquisette Curtains, white, cream or beige.
 Steiger Days, s2.9S Fancy Marquisette and Cretonne.
 Steiger Days, 19c. yd. Ruff1ed and plain Curtains, of voile and marquisette.
 Steiger Days. S1.39 pr. French Marquisette, solid colors.
 Steiger Days, 69c. yd. Nets voile, marquisette and scrims.
 Steiger Days, 29c. yd. Steiger's-Second Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values ChiLdren's 8 Hose

Children's haIf-length rayon and mercerized Socks in solid color and fancy tops. First quality and slight irregulars included.
 Steiger Days, 25c. Infants mercerized Socks in plain colors or with fancy tops. Sizes 6 to 812.
 Steiger Days, , pairs S1.00 Girls 7s length Socks in plain col ors and fancy effects. Highly mercerized. Sizes 2 to 10.
 Steiger Days, 3 pairs s1.o0 Boys E length Socks of cotton in assorted colors and patterns. Sizes 2 to 1015.
 Steiger Days, 3 pairs s1.00
 steiger's--Msin Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 COttOns

25O0 yards 36.inch Dress Linens, in white and full range of sum- mer colors.
 Steiger Days. 39c. yd., 3 yds. S1.0O 5000 yards Year Round Zephyrs, ls Grandmother Chintz, Dumur- cites, all fast color prints in over 100 different designs.
 Steiger Days, 39c. 5000 Yards 36-inch PuInjab Per- cales in 50 new patterns and color combinations. Fast col ors.
 Steiger Days, 23c. yard 5000 yards 36-inch "Marydear" Silk and Cotton Prints, in over 40 different patterns and col brings.
 Steiger Days, 69c. yard 1000 yards Printed Silk and Cot 1 ton Tussah in striped and color 1 ful figured patterns. Steiger Days, 39c. yd., 3 yds. S1.00 1000 yards 32.inch Woven Tissues in various sizes checked pat { terms. Black and white and colors.
 Steiger Days, 22c. yard 1000 yards 54-inch Silk and Cot t ton crepe de chine. The eco nomical wide size in new bor- dered effects.
 Steiger Days, 9Sc. yard
 stetger's-Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values Costume Slips

Costume Slips of "Near-Silk," new shadow proof material, trimmed with ruffles. Light and dark shades. Regular and ex- tra sizes.
 Steiger Days, S1.65 Silk Costume Slips, of a high luster fabric known as silvette. In flesh, falloW, white, light gray, peach and other wanted shades. Sizes 36 to A.
 Steiger Days, S2,S5 Costume Slips of lustrous radium silk, made with two rows of hemstitching and trimmed with ruffles. In wanted high shades, such as flesh, peach, gray, etc. Also black and navy blue. Sizes 36 to A.
 Steiger Days, S2.S5 Extra Size Tub Silk Costume Slips with camisole tops and ruffled trimmings. Rose, peach, tan, light gray, black, navy blue, etc. Sizes 46 to 52.
 Steiger Days, S3,35
 steigers-Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 Linens

Martex Towels, irregulars, plain and fancy.
 Steiger Days, 29c. to s1.49 Bath Mats, dark colors, irregulars.
 Steiger Days, s1.49 Boot Absorbent Towels, hem stitched.
 Steiger Days, 17c. Irish Linen Dish Toweling. full bleached.
 steiger Days, 5 yds. s5c. Linen Glass Towels, checked pat terms.
 Steiger Days, 5 for s1 Linen Crash Towels, 44x44 inches. Steiger Days, 9Sc. ! Steiger Days, s1.10 Linen Bridge Sets, crash.
 Steiger Days, S1 and s1.69 Linen Crash Lunch Sets, 5Ox5O inches, with 6 napkins.
 Steiger Days, $1.9S Brittany Boudoir Pillows, fancy shapes.
 Steiger Days, s1 and s1.69 Linen Lunch Sets, colored borders, 55x70 inches.
 Steiger Days, s3.9S Irish Linen Scarfs. hemstitched, size 18x54 inches.
 Steiger Days, $1.00 gtsiger's-Second Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values SUedters-BLOuses

Overblouses of pique and broad cloth with tailored mannish col lars that can be worn high or low, also in Peter Pan collar and wasitcoat style.
 Steiger Days, s1.65 Vests of plain crepe de chine, radi- um silk, or polka dot prints with short sleeves, to wear with tai lored suits. All colors.
 Steiger Days, S4.S5 sA;AS gteiEers-Thlrd Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 RibbOns

Wide Roman Striped Ribbons.
 Steiger Days, 75c. yd. Ribbons, novelty colors and plain shades, with picot edge.
 Steiger Days, l9c. yd. Moire Ribbons. all colors.
 Steiger Days, 39c. yd. 0mbre Ribbons, pastel shadings.
 Steiger Days, 49c. yd. gteiger's-Main Fleor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values StatiOnerU

l50 Boxes Linen Writing Paper, consisting of three boxes con- taining 260 sheets, and pkgs. of 150 envelopes to match.
 Steiger Days, 95c. 300 Boxes Heirloom Paper, white and colors.
 Steiger Days, ? boxes soc. 270 Boxes Stationery in white and colors, some with deckled silver edge, others with lined snve- lopes.
 Steiger Days, 5 boxes s1.00
 steiger' 's--Matn Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values Art Goods

Bed Spreads, stamped to enl- broider .............:.. .Sl.00 Pillow Cases, plain, hemstitched and hemstitched for crochet Cretonne Pillows .. .47c. and 9Sc. Taffeta Pillows, Kapoc Filled SITS Lamp Bases, art metal .....S3.45 Dresser Scarfs, of oyster color linen ................. 65c. Lace trimmed scarfs, stamped to, embroider ..................75c. Fudge Aprons r,.............2S 2SA Children's Dresses, sizes 4 t6 12 ................. 69c. Linen Towels, colored borders, large sizes ............i..5 soc. Fancy Huck Towels, large size ssc. Lunch Cloths and Napkins, stamped to embroider, sets Soc. Lunch Cloths with pockets for napkins ................5 .59e. Tapestry scarfs .75c. Kitchen Curtains soc. Ready made gowns, pink or peach ................. .S1.00 Linen Towels, trimmed with lace inserts ..........-...,. 1.U0 Manufacturers sample pieces, 2-3 off.
 unbleached linen breakfast cloths
 45-inch, 29c.
 Steiger's-Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values Toilet Goods

La Lite Bath Salts, 30 ounces, S1.19. Lubin's Face Powder. Regularly s2.00. Natural, Rachel, Rose, Blonde. Closing out, 59c. Steiger's Shampoo, 12hc. each, 5 for 35c. Wildroot Quinine Hairdressing, 32c. Cocoanut Oil and green Castle liquid shampoo, 19c. De Vilbiss Perfume Atorizers, 37c. De Vilbiss Toilet Water Sprays, 39c. Powder Puffs, assorted colors, 6c., 10 for 55c. Hennafoam, shampoo, 37c., 2 for FOG. 16 OF. bottle Peroxide, 14c. Cascara Pills, 100 pills, 15c. Meet, per tube, 33c. Golden Clint Shampoo, lie, 3 for soc. Mum, 17c. and 36c. Mad Nail Polish, 19c. Stillman's Freckle Cream, S2e. Anolin, 17c. and 37c. Piver's Talcum Powder, 25c. Mavis Face Powder, 29c. Cuticura Soap, Packers Tar Soap or Resinol Soap, cake 15c. Pears Scented Soap, 15c, 3 cakes 45c. Lux Toilet Soap, 12 cakes, ssc. Physician and Surgeon Soap, l2 cakes, 95c. Sykes Comfort Powder, to-nor- row only, limit 4 to customer, 12c. Fleur D'Amour Talcum Powder, 69c.
 steiger's--Afain EfooE
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values Muslin U' Wear

Muslin Costume Slips trimmed with handmade and filet laces, and shadow-proof hem. Also crepes and muslin Boomers, Step-ins and muslin gowns. With embroidered edges.
 Steiger Days, 65c. Nightgowns, Step.ins, Envelope Chemises, Boomers and Cos tune Slips of nainsook, voile and representation value!
 Steiger Days, S5c. Paiamas, Step-ins and Costume Slips of fine batiste and voile, and dotted or plain null.
 Steiger Days, s1.35 Rayon Step.ins, in plain colors and with contrasting trim.
 Steiger Days, s1.l9 steiEer's--Tbird Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values ChiIdren's s U' Wear

Girls Cotton Vests of fine weave with band top finish. Sizes 20 to 34.
 Steiger Days, 25c. Children's Nainsook Union Suits with button and drop seat, full sizes, 2 to 12 years.
 Steiger Days, soc. Boys Nainsook Union Suits in athletic style. strongly rein forced. Sizes 8 to Is.
 Steiger Days, soc. stetger's--Main Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 Infdnts

Baby Shirts of rayon and wool. Infants to year.
 Steiger Days, 2 for S1.OO Infants all wool slip-on Sweaters, in pink, blue or white.
 Steiger Days, S1.0O Muslin Caps, in plain turn back styles for boy babies and plaln ruffled effects for girl babies.
 Steiger Days, ? for S1.OO Muslin Combinations, with knick- CT style drawers, finished with fine beading and lace. 2 to s years.
 Steiger Days, 89c. Muslin Gertrudes, trimmed with lace and embroidery. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
 Steiger Days, 2 for S1.0O Muslin Drawers. knicEser style with fine embroidered edge, ? to 6 years.
 Steiger Days. for S1.O0 Children's Panty Dresses, in nov city prints, checks, ginghans and chambrays, white collars and cuffs. Touches of hand work. Also voile dresses with out panties, Pink, rose, maize, green or blue. 2 to 6.
 Steiger Days, 89c. All wool slip-on Sweaters, in honeydrew, rose, powder blue or buff. 2 to 5 years.
 Steiger Days, $1.39 steiser's-second Floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 SHk Lingerie

Radium Silk Costume Slips in dainty pastel shades, tailored style, self-material shadow proof hem.
 Steiger Days, S2.S5 Boomers, Step-ins, and Envelope Chemises of crepe de chine or radium silk, trimmed with faces, appliques, Irish lace, hemstitch- ing and ribbon.
 Steiger Days, S2.65 Costume Slips, of tub silk or rayou with hip hem of self material, and reinforced arm shields. Pastel shades.
 Steiger Days, S1.95 Costume Slips. of heavy quality crepe de chine, trimmed with appliques, real Irish lace. Cally lace, and scallops. Also tailored styles. Pastel shades.
 Steiger Days. s4.S5 Nightgowns. of fine silk crepe de chine in lace trimmed and tailor ed styles.
 Steiger Days. S3.95 Costume Slips, of silk pongee, also lowered crepe and French yoile gowns.
 Steiger Days, S1.65 Costume Slips of crepe de chine in pastel shades. Tailored model, with hip hem of self ma terial.
 Steiger Days. s3.S5
 steiger's-Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
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The public has such confidence in seger Days values that we feel just words Steger Days Values guara tee of supreme values.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18
Steiger Days Values
 Sleep Shop

Pequot Sheets
 63x99 inches, S1.29 72x99 inches, S1.39 81x90 inches. SIPS 81x99 inches, S1.49 81x10S inches, S1.69 90x108 inches, s1.S9 Pequot Pillow Cases
 42x36 inches, 35c.
 42x38 inches, 37c.
 45y36 inches, BIC.
 45x38 inches, 39c.
 Wear We'll Sheets
 63x99 inches, S1.15 72x99 inches, SIPS S1x90 inches, s1.19 81x99 inches, S1.35 Pillow Cases, 42x36 and 45x36 inches.
 Steiger Days, 25c. each Pequot Pillow Tubing, all widths.
 Steiger Days, 39c. yd. Bleeched Sheets, seamless, S1x90 inches.
 Steiger Days. 89c.  Rayon Bedspreads, seamless, Six 108 inches.
 Steiger Days, S3.9S and s4.98 Wool Plaid Blankets, 70x80 inches.
 Steiger Days. s6.98 pair Wool Blankets, solid colors, 7OxSO inches.
 steiger Days, s4.9S each Cotton Comfortables, full sizes.
 Steiger Days, SPAS Virginia Maid Mattress Slip-on Covers. Steiger Days, S1.69 Crinkle Bedspreads, seamless, Six 108 inches.
 Steiger Days. s2.49 Heavy Unbleached Sheetings, 36' inch.
 Steiger Days, 12Hc. yd. S.Piece Bed Outfit, brown metal bed, heavy link spring and 100 per cent pure white felt layer mattress.
 Steiger Days, Complete s21.75 steiger's-Downstairs Shop
New Britain herald., 1926-05-18

An outstanding dress feature offering of one and two-piece style dresses made of canton crepe, flat crepe and crepe de chine. Navy blue, black, brown, cocoa and rosewood.
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The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15

sisting of patriotic songs, flag sal
ute and other group numbers by the
upper grades we're given. There were
seats for all. Out Of total enroll
ment Of $50 there were present BIZ
pupils.
James Lamport is negotiating for
the sale of his Oak Greek ranch
across the stream from Banjo Bill
spring to M. e. Ballew. 1t is under
stood that the prospective owner
contemplates extensive improvements
of this stragetically located proper
ty with the view of capitalizing it as
a summer resort. A bridge is being
built across the creek at this point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Savage re-
turned home Sunday night after an
ENJOYABLE vacation in the halbab
forest and Panguitch, Utah, where
they visited the latter's mother.
in the forest they camped at Big
Saddle camp on the west side Of the
mountain. The deer were very lat
there and both were successful IN
getting one. They repcst a very en-
ioyable time generally.
Miss Almira Hammond came from
Phoenix on Saturday to be one OF the
bridesmaids at the Irish-Herrlngton
The Coconino sun., 1926-10-15
SEE ARIZONA" PHOTO
CONTEST BIG SUCCESS

Nine hundred and forty-three pho
tographs were entered in the state
wide "See Arizona" Scenic Photo
contest which closed October 1, ac-
cording to announcement made by
the Arizona Industrial Congress, TO
which chambers of commerce of the
state forwarded entries for submis-
sion to the contest judges.
Not only were more than 100 more
pictures entered than in the contest
conducted last year, but an even
greater variety was submitted. Prac-
tically every section of the state was
represented and a large proportion
Of the scenes are of sufficient inter-
est to be used in state advertising
and publicity work. Additional prints
of these views are being made so
that they will be available for use by
various organizations Of the state.
The photos entered have been pass
ed on by an elimination committee and
are now in the hands of statewide
committee of five judges, who will
award the four cash prizes, of $50,
$25, $15, and 10, offered for the best
Individual photos and the Ansco
camera set offered for the best group
entered. First prize winner will also
receive silver loving cup offered by
the Phoenix Chamber Of Commerce.
The judges are John Ball of Bisbee,
7. II. Bate of Prescott, A. r. Bueh-
man Of Tucson, L. l. Hirst of Phoe-
nix and Robert Rae of Douglas, and
it is expected their decisions will be
made within the next two weeks.