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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW. BISBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 25, 1911.
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Joe Norcross VI
His Trip to
Confirms tiro Fuljlislisd ' Stafsmsats if Other Cocliise County
, Club Represenfaliyes and
Says Bisbee Buyers Have Splendid Locations.
To the Editor of The Review-
Having been selectee by Member
ot au Everglade Club a their repre
senlathe to visit the Everglade or
Florida, and as it tc quite a tiff
owlt task to see each member tn
dtvlduaUy an give aa account of
what I saw, I take this means o
rahching. through The Review, the
large number of fc.erglide buyers.
of tbig district
in I be first place I will say that
in spite of what I had read ot
that noudertul cmtr, in
i ha I
Scientific American, (Janwrv 2T.19U ,
nnrober). the American Hncrclopac-
Mn, x',f TfVi-t -if t-.' r mmij9i ner
or Au-niu.tureofth.. 'ate of Flor-
Idii. the lueratare tf the company,
slid ittmeuts and endorat menu
fn "iich vien as Pi or 'Wiley of
tbo Clinical Bun iu r the De-
pa'tmeFnt of gricttliure, C A. Walsh,
who wns head of the National Farm
La a (ongivs. Major Wright for
merly of the U. S Reclamation
peretee Kx-Uovemer Broward aart
(naers, I was still somewhat skepti
cal It lxked too good almost,
bat nevertheless I was determined
to go ami see for m.-setf. I lll
simply shy that I have read nothing
'c the literature ot the Evergiadt;
Land Sales Oompany (the cosspanv
from which I purchaeed) or Any
other aathoritative ltteratnr that
exaggerated the trs conditions, re
gardtes; rtehness ot soil, climate,
etc, absence; of malaria or other
rTailhisr daeasMb. tropical condl
tlone, -variety and wonderful yields
of crops and geaeral possibilities of
development that the futare (and
the -wry near future) has in store
for that country
I was jaised in the country, and
during the past twenty years have
been in a great many states in
the union iMtadtas; the garden spots
of delightful Southern California, bat
never saw any ilace that holds
forth the possiMtttles of the Ever
glades of Florida or that appealed
so strongly to me.
The climate there, I should say,
is Just as we have it In Bisbe?,
except It does not get as cold In
winter. One can always depend on
the soft and balmy sea breezes
cumins; up from the Atlantic. There
is aa entire abseoee of malaria, as
JUST ARRIVED
NEW REGAL SHOES
TOR MEN
We've Just received a new as
sortmeot of sises anJ styles -n
the evr famow RRQAL3 'and
yea in who have called tstety
aad foasst so size can now get
YOUR SIZE
We especially mejrUos
THAT HBAVT TAN
.The shoe of good weight and
Jst the thing tor good, hard
acrrlcer-tlB to at and
please and has lots of class.
AX.S0 a good new nnasbw in a
HEAVT IiiaCK
wtti a fail doM set of bst
OAtC TANNED LsUTHKR and
npQALS
ICIKO CALK TJFPERS
Bta&B, SHOES ALSO
SB Asms te shoes as well as
Oxford
SBXSMBMt WHEN BUTING
SHOES you can t afford to
ovsrteek the RBUALS THE
SOOC that is void at a sery
dse margin ot profit and that
proves their worth.
$8.46 TO $8.
SSTETSON IU.T8
AGAIN WB MBKTION the fket
that wet now toave your size in
STETfDBKSaM we cbIt earry
w swde TH8 BEST so
yl are sure it you get it here.
, $M0 AND $60.
And 3TJTTS tuftt will ,
S0IT YOU
ONE PRICE ALL THE TIME
And that price right.
UUv so $S5.
SCHWARTZ BROS. CO.
THE SAFE PLACE
ON MAIN ST.
rites of
Everglades
1 I
1
Delighted With What He Saw.
;lir u I eoald krt.ni
There were
some mosquitoes is Miami. ,but
n we Journeyed uj the canals an
tie boat, aad got into the 'Glades
we did not see any moeenltef.
There were quit a number of in-
esngatora, the nine as myself, on
lac trip, inciJdiCK C. W Allesn lrtt anl accomplish more and
at this city 1 have the addresses
Of each one, which I will be glad
to furnish to Rnyote who cares to
writ to them.
T tiftlA ttartlMttnr .hi, Ant, am in
fmtw ffkfr1n am wtiilr l-U1 whli.h
i, k emu ik. ...- i-
company have been showing to buy-1
ers here The growing season i'T
. ... bhiu so a, aticHts v Mi
eery day m
the year.
Without I
tlrfnv vour readers with & lane
list, will say that I saw growing.
i muck coi! practically every kind
'of e;etable rrown in the north.
tnonK forage grasne I never saw
n M bine more thrifty looking than
nullet, alfalfa (from which I was
reltabiy informed, they stake eleven
cuttings a year) blue grass, Rhodes
grass, a very floe hay for stock.
una the finest looking orange, lem
on, lime and grapefruit trees, all
of which do better on the muck
Iliads than on the marteandy land.
I saw little grapefruit trees, that
did not seem over two years old,
bending darn to the ground with
ae many as eleven grapefruit. Pine
avtles also do fin on the muck
soil, while sugar cane, kafflr corn,
cocoa nuts, msngosa, (which by the
way is the finest trait I ever ate)
avacado pears and dosens of other
tropical fruits I never say or hearu
of before. It's the richest soil 1
ever saw anywhere bar none The
rainfall is about sixty inches a year,
well distributed The canals will
be used for transportation aKord
Ing the cheapest transportation pos
sible The work on the canals, which
are design el to prevent the over
sow of Lake Okeechobee, are 84
feet wide and 8 to tS feet deep
and two ot them will be completed
in about ten months. There isn't
any doubt fat my mind about their
success. Oce of the biggest opn
structiou companies in the worU
Is doing the work and are under
a forfeit bond cf rractically S0a,0o9
to the state to South the work la
h srecifled time, 30 months from
time contract was let. Jnly
1 a year ago I visited the
great concrete locks (hat are
being put in tbo canals These
arc planned to keep the water lev
els in the canals Just .where de
aired at alt time, insuring the
mofet magnificent system of sub
irrigation that could ever be de
vised. Tbrro has seen somewhat ot
a drouth prevailing over .that sec
tion this year, oat it didat aaaan
to have any effect on the srowth
of crops in the Bvot glades. There
was no water on the Everglades at
the time of my visit IfIi per
fectly level country, with no stumps
or rocks on it ard with the grass
growing fretn six to ten teet high.
At th junction of the two canals
It is generally thought down there
a good big town win spring up 1
understand that nt of the Bisbeo
buyers are loea&d near this junc
tion. I am weO pleased with my
location, which is not tar from the
junction aad nor tar from either
canal.
I visited the famous Walter Wat
din olase whilo there it is aitunted
on the edge of the Glades on both
sandy pine and Everglade or mnck
'OIL In an orchard of oranges and
other citrus trees here, in which
trees are growing on both kinds of
solL I had a good opportunity to
observe the difference. The ires
growing to the Everglade soil were
a much healthier. darVer green aad
seemed to be 'ar more thrifty look
ing thB the tres on the sandy
marl land, and the further yon are
away from th muck the more ap
parent is the difference
There !s a great variety of SsH
down there. Did not see any alliga
tors. While during the equinoctial
reason there is considerable wind, 1
think perhaps the best illustration
I had that the winds cannot be any
more severe than what we are fam
iliar with in Bisbee or Warren, Is.
that one ot the member of the par
ty took, hold of a tree about three
inches in diameter, pulled it down
on one sitfe, pulled it back over on
the other and then after a tew
ikIb;f pulled the whole tree out by
the TOitm This was on hammocks,
which are rare, slightly rails sd per
ilous of ground scattered hero and
Ibtrp in the Everglades. If the
wind werf of any greater severity
than we have here, it would seem,,
to me that none of these treai
woold be left stanbng.
Crops of vegetables of all kinds
are raised down there ' the win
n iL-. Z. rl J? Lw- Ube" a I Printed aaythlnt thrt re
tJT...m'lhJa,?t 2LJ252? ob Wm. I replied I o.H itrtot
viblts below Lake Okeechobee,
.and of course a winter crop, pot
on the market wh-n everything in ! ""? 3" rV ,, T
Uw north is in ice an snow, will m 5.b a?t0J? tt ? hrlM
bring the highest market prices. I ! n, lBber ,D8
talked with atany farmers, who ' Turns on Sullivan.
. ,,rf- ta tk, cvr.i. ii I Keeiey said he put the Bam. oucs-
and they spoke In a matter of fact
ar o figures received for crop'
uhich to be seemed nonderfnl. for
.Mtar-o. onr rran told ire be hip
,od. from ro at es of land. 814
reived tM to 4 m per hamper .
. T . ...... .. i
llower, i vennea inis as wen jiwinn"u m""1 u,ioi-
o'-;?r fip ref at the crjnmlsslon
N uses f roi s are not onlv unusual '
I; iarA. bin sti ig them on. the i
i
i
Month End Clearance Sale
See My Window for Special Prices
THE ONE PRICE STORE
C. M. HENKEL, Jeweler and Optometrist
- -
market in the winter montl's is ; i
what brings the prices.
They have the flneet roads in Dadj
county I ever saw. After a rain
von cn walk around without get
Ung yow shoes meddy. This ai
plies to the Everglade sell a well
Ther kt have any fog there, ai
wevg a elear sky attar a rain.
It one has enough money to build
a amaH house, say of three rooms,
which will coat about 510 to fzoo
and enough money to buy seed and
a few toots and a "grub stake" un
til the crops caa be grown, and
witting to work, he can get along
get ahead Taster wltlr less effort 1
believe, than is any country 1 ever
fjiw The noH w loose and porous,
easy to work; aatf If clean seed
U need weeds will not glv any
trouble.
t laonot
close this without a
Uoot. Lr'iM,e nd Miami
tetter '" '"? Preltteft lu;.lec!tr
' cer ' WWe streets, well light
ed and looking out On Htseayne bay.
affording a magntneent sight, Miami
took care of lOO.ftM visitors last
'winter. loutderdale, has a splendid
deep harbor and being at the junc
tion of two beg canals, will, in
my optoioB. be the big bpelness place
of that, coast
If anyone has my doubt about
that country not being what it is
represented to be, why ot coarse the
only thing for him to do 1b to
go and see for .himself. As for
wvsetf. 1 am looking forward to
the time, that I cau so shape my
own affaire so as to go down and
reside permanently. I am con
vinced that one cp.n do as weH on
V acres dows there as he can in
tlie north and wet on 16v aeres.
I forgot to say that the water Is
fine. You can get water in ths
Everglades by pushing a piipe per
forated at one end, in the ground,
and attaching a pump. The men
working or tbe canals drink the
water, it is pure aad wholesome,
aBd there isn't stagnation in eltiit
the water or the air. The death
rate Is the lowest in the union.
On the whole tbe country has
about all the advantages that South
ern California ha in tbe way of
climate aad tropical oeaditiotis, and
It surpasses that section in rich
ness of soil, amount of rainfall, traoc
nortatlon and nearaaes to markets.
basMee having a much larger mar
ket (10,0,006 pratfe within 1SO0
mile), arid I cannot see any rea
son why land there should not be
selling for as much in a very few
tears as H does In California, where
almost any kind of land is selling
tor $500 an aero or more.
As opportunity permits 1 will
be glad to git e any further informa
tion at my command to anyone in
t crested.
Bespectfullr,
J. B. NOKCKOSS.
IT IS EASIER TO SAVE THE HAIR
You Have Than to Grew Hew.
.The tendency to put off until to
morrow what wo should do today
sccounta for most of the bald heads
we see in tbe treat row.
Newbro's Herpidde stops falling
hair and prevents baldness. The
dandruff germ is destroyed by its
use and a condition of health main
tained in the hair and scalp.
Nearly everyone' has hair troubles
of some description which lierpidde
will alwajs correct Don't wait un
til ift to too late.
It Is conceded to be tbe standard
hair remedy and Is recommended
and applied by ail tbe best hair
dressers and barbers.
One dollar sdse bottles sold by
all druggists under an absolute
guarantee
Send 10c in postage for sample
end book about the hair to The
Kerpicide Company, Dent. K. De
toit, Mich
357.
Eflf SENSATION
THE HER CASE
(Continued from Pago 1 )
informed that the Wbeaton man was
Fred If. Blount. Accord!; to the
memorandum Copley sell he had caH
ed upon Governor Deneen Dronei i.!
agreed to call ra 90 of bis repahltcac
allies and If tbe democrat voted '
Hopkins to have these 16 switch from
Hopkfns. Keeiey said he 'sent a Hot o!
questions on May 1, 1M0, t- Hiiies
aad B. S. Conway asking about Lori
mer contrUmttons.
Mr. Conway said he knew nothing
about thorn.
Deltnd to Arvser.
"Mr. HUms," said the wltneM. "de
clined to answer. He caiae to my of
fice that night with Mr Wieb and
n.fati! it lKle Mf et nnpahlA, vn A
,fe mmM ,, nad a potoon m
Chicago and that tbeee question! ncre
insulting.
lie told me he would cue me far
the truti and that tbe Tribune hoikl
Ing was worth $l,5e,00e. I' he jne-I
to, Koger SoMivao. exptainj
'thBt ' "" bn " triend. but It ne.
" ' this nuuter 'God help MM; lor the board, of control was averse to
j 1 Wm " re him just -is 1 -.d' running the highway by way of Ben-
'the rest" Mr Keeiey insisted tbat ituon because that route was opposed
had not told the preri.ua Ixrierl The matter was taken up by letter
..... ........ n,.,. t..- MM,: . .,ik. .. r-i.i t..i .nri vaa. n
tbe story that Hlnee asked Fun!, to
sen.l a Minuter contribunon to h,u
waid Tilden.
SBEE ILL
BE ON HIGHWAY
BUD DECIDES
Tombstone Will Also Be on
Route, But Benson Mav Be
Left Off, Accordin?;
to Pems
HIGHWAY PARTY HERE
ON INSPECTION TOUR
Leave for Douglas Members
Enthusiastic About Bene
fits to Be Derived
from Undertaking
On a final inspeeUon ot routes for
the territorial highway, J. B. Olrand,
territorial engineer; Robert A.
Craig. ctUaen mmaber of the board
of control; T. 0. N'orrig. president
of the good roads association, and
Heese M. Lining, a prominent law
yer of l'rescott. arrived in the city
yesterdav momlng.
The jarty left Phfreplx Thursday
morning aad traveled this far with
out accident with the exception of a
tire blow-up on the government ,
highway near the Itoosevelt dam
The highway party, accompanied by '
several local fPte; among them I
John M Ross. J. J. liowen and M.
J. Cunningham, went down to
Douchui veaterdnv mfturwwtM to In.
spect the highway between this city
and Douglas. They returned lat
night
Mr. Norrie is accompanying the ,
territorial engineer aad Mr. Craig at,
his own expense to get a line on
tbe highways in the southern part ,
of the territory for bis own Infor- )
nation He m president of the good
roads association ahd is deeply in
terested in tbe Improvement of tbe
highways of the territory.
Not a Joy Ride Affair.
Mr Craig is a young man for a
post so important, 'but he is deeply
interested in good roads. "I am
afraid the people do not appreciate
top importance of the undertaking
of boildicg this highway," he said
yesterday at the Cojmer Queen h
tet -I did not myself until I be
came intimately associated with !
tbe work. Now I know that it is I
the most important undertaking that
Arizona, has begun. We must not '
look npon it as a joy ride boule
vard, nor yet aa a trail to run by
eery man's ranch or dog bouse, but I
as a highway for the benefit ot tbej
whole people " j
"Is it the plan of the board to
proceed with the construction of the
highway and push It to completion
as soon as the nw -money is in"
Mr. Craig mas aeiuml.
"Yes, that is the plan ot the
board. Oar first endeavor will be
to make It possible to get through
the Grand Canyon. As matters stand
now this is not possible We ism?
not place the highway in a boule
vard condition all at once, but tins
will gradually be done.
"There is another phase of the
highway to be considered. There !
conendfhfghwny 8rogn "S
smna I know of one man who made
the trip bv auto through the terri
tory on a cross country Journey who
iAa mm .. bm m numerous w particularly numerous at Warren
quests for rootings from automobil- awl OIMS DOttge ln tbat suburb the
ts, but that he eouht not route ' re literally covered with
them, as ibe roads were not In con-1 Jangle-foot naper
2it,C ,'v J"LU!!La ?nw- H"T" nooming house' are saW to be espe
!I!T' ".f. J f1 e ctally pasterod by the Insects. As tbe
ooSLwnL wSr' HL S2-K hiTrecently been given a thor
trSaSL. mt!h cleaoing. the cause ot the Inva
tSIL, ? t outside of the eHy Hm-
ey they wonM spend In the terri- .... .,, ,. H n,i ii. .
tory.
About the Tax Levy.
On of the pnrpogea of the pros-
ent tour of the highway rente by f to'a.,?B i0 ,e "cttve
the members et the board Is to ness of the dump for these- disease
soond the sentiment of the several
conntles regarding the tax levy for I
continuing hte work of constructing '
the highway.
Ui-Jn data gathered awag
Uie
route of the highway throuch tbe
several eonatias, lfi nnal decision
as to the route of the highway will
be awarded. The next meeting of
the board ot control will bo In Au
gust and at this meeting btde for
'tens of
mewBci.ng uc "". "r" . i
and snbseouently let to contractors.
ie, i.,. k- M.h. tuk!
uw fngniw&y win nv aavOTwcqfu iivi
JttjZLJZSFZ 1 -iffi aunt of he character of the coon
will go to Tombstone on a similar ...jj. , ., -,u ,- i
mtoelon. That the highway will paw lli8 l.?e?,s".wf?.1l,l.:
through Bisbee nod go to 'Tombstone '"'"""L tC'iZ t, hZ
across tbe Divide. Uklng the 1 WB ffl
of tbe county road, seems settled,,8 thaJ highway by tbat
,k . iL. Z. t. --,i.,in town it would be necessary to traverse
W UIOIW to lft w SKsaTD .iv.uaa
as to which way it will go when it
leave Tombstone, whether It wl!tlf.-
in Benson or cut across to the west
by way of FatrbaBk
It was reported in the press that
e board, of control was averse to
by the Cochise board and yesterday a
letter was received from Bertram U
Hitch, clerk of the Pima county su '
pcrvisors, sajing that that body had
i
I a in Th ss p' It, IB l
in r r ii u ill
! BETZ & LOCKIE, M3r. "
, . I
In Vaudeville
OPENS WEDNESDAY
RAY & RAY
Eccentric Entertainers
In Classy Vaudeville
NEW LAI'GH O-SCOI'E "A Hearted Youth," "The Inyed Pro
posal," The Klondike Steal," acrt "Science Vs Quackery."
Prices Always The Same 10c, 15c, and 25c.
- Theatre j
. !,
FOR TODAYJuly 23d, 1911, at 7:00 p.m.
An important and lutersnMng picture liONT MISS IT.
FROM THE MOCTBZUMAS A SD CORTBiJ. Tnlf ' m tbo mort
novel and uulque picture ever shown in Bisbee or any other city.
It gives too whole ro malic history ot tn repuofie of Jloicieo
from the days ot the Astncs up to the greatest crisis of tbe re
public 1st Dispersing tbo army. 2nd The ltevoHttiaci in Mexico.
GRAND KLOWBK CARNIVAL, ard, a Feminine army. 4U
The Mischievous Boys. Between m terval a seitfetioa of -ariou-
scene slides will be shown.
Price
BERNER'S
Summer Resort
PARADISE OF HUACHUCA
MTS. PRIVTAE GROUNDS
a ri ar Mountain Stream
Shade tret's everywhere
Manj beautiful flowers
Kiuit tiees in bearing
Cool rooms A eottages
Open air welt screened dialog
room built over the creek
Excellent heme cooked meals
Grocery & Lunch Goods stora
Dances in Pavilion Sat evon
ings Music by Mexican String
band
Free informal dances other
oveaings upon request of guests
Stages meet all trains at
j jj
jj
Hereford. Rates to parties j
of 3 or more ?s.o eacn rounn
trip.
Mean 50c. Weekly board $1.0fl
day Lodging 60c Everything
else free to our stage pa
trons Free equipped kitchens for
campers. Preference in accom
modations giren those who
make engagements by letter
or telegraph at my expense
H E. Fletcher, Mgr.. Here
ford P O. Our pleased pa
trons our best advertisement
DELUGE OF FLIES IN
GITYs DUHPjS BLAMED
Bisbee and Warrep Visited By
Appaling Number of
House Flies
Bisbee and outlying suburbs are be-
"- L ?
binary house flies. A number ot peo-
pie remarked yesterday upon the pres-
enCe of the pests. The dies are said to
UTS WAit UOIH - SO BUlU H4V WI
cil Vill be rMue6ted at the next regu
lar meeting; to tako somo action look-
"r6- , .. ., . .
The presence of the flies to such
rae BHrabors occasioned considerable
I CDiDHWR. BttU WttO UBVU IU Igcmww
.expressions m tavor oi a mumapni
garbage disposal plant
"A Oood Turn."
(LnUR) 'Royal
tonight
H! eU" oJlller for w 3,D8t
i rna it smissiti ri ihi so. t
the Benson route.
:f r .
. a " X, 't70u V the board of
Another objection of Ibe board of
etir1 Mnnsrnn fv t v4antA n a
" ,""', ,"" ' " "27 ",
taltout of the city la a
"" "1" 'v,"' .V.'
J. J. Rowen, who recently inspected
Ht$?S" Lf ,h? ?0Mdi1,Wnm,P'
i ?, ?Tm.te ' ,e?a
"". ,ch beaeUful ad couM bo
ilttleost Mr ? BiW hi
JXt " OB1ecti0 of the board
,W h mS0tandlni
wa i oasea on mtsuuuarsianciing,
Tho Traitor," Marine btory with
marvelous scenery, Royal tonight
LEONE MELBORNE
In Bits Of
Classy Magic
15 cents
JF4
Whatever your lavorite out
of door s-port may be, you can
add to the pleasure by taking
a
KODAK
with you
Wc have a large line of Kodaii
and Brownie Camera. Ask ua for t
free copy of the new Kodak cats
logne.
Lowell Drug Co
P. O. BIdg. Lowell, Ari?
DECISION If BROWN
AHD BANDERHAH GASES
Court Will Give His Decision
This Afternoon Other
- Cases Tried
be trial of the terrltory-ngalnet ?at
Ttrown, which as begun Saturday af
ternooa and continaed untfl Monday
morning, was taken up in Judge High's
court yesterday and completed, the
court taking the case under consider
ation until thls.atternoon at i o'clock,
when a decision will be given. Brown
was arraigned on the charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon, the
charge having been preferred against
him by It- Beodernuu?, who was htm
self made the defendant In a complaint
sworn to by Brown, the charge being
the same as that lodged against Brown
The court will render a decision In
tbe Bendennan case this afternoon at
5 o'clock, also
L. Smith was arrested yesterday by
Officer Trotter on the charge of va
grancy. He tmerm a plea of nor
guilty and hht ease was set for a hear
log this afternoon.
Bessie Rabcoek. a tenderloin wo
man, was fined $10 on the charge of
fighting and dtetarMsg the peace,
which she paid. Three Mexicans were
Sned M each for disturbing the
peace and were committed to jail In
default of payment
.Judge nbth yesterday remitted a
.'part of the fine of Neil Owens, who
of vagrancy several days ago. He
was arrested and fined en-toe charge
load srve4 tx flays x toe 59 an! was
- ... . .
faltew" Wa condition
t whai w- the citv.
Elope and Wed.
Mike Sabovieb and Miss IXmltsa
Dabovleh were united in marriage yes
terday morning at 5 o'clock by Judge
Morris High, at tbe letter's residence
The groom is a baker and tbe bride
is tbe daughter of Ma, Dabovleh, pro
prietor of the Artsona bar, on Naen
rosd. Tbe parents of tbe bride ob
jected to the proposed marriage, S3
they eluded the vigilance ot Mr and
Dabovich yesterdav raom'lng and
oloped. V
New Baseball Signs.
Manager Tommy Blair has had made
largo canvas signs advertising lase
ball games in the city league. These
signs are placed on the street cais
on Sundays and reach nearly the
whole length of tbe car, the letters of
the sign being about two feet high.
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The most convincing
argument that we could
put up in type form
here, in favor of the
clothing that we are
now advertising a t
greatly reduced prices
would be a waste of
lime and money were
it not for the fact that
so many men come in
to the store to make us
prove our assertions.
Yes sir we're advertising our
clothing the clothing that is
so good that it should never
be reduced a penny, at prices
that are extraordinary consid
ering what you cet for vour
hard earned dollars.
We are not asking you to
take our word for all that we
claim of our clothing we
ask you to come in and see it
and the better judge you are
of clothing, the gieater will
your wonder be that we
should offer it at these prices.
Divided into three lots.
S20 and S22.S0 Suits
Now Reduced To . . .
, $16.25
S25, $27.50 and S28.50
Suits JVbw Reduced To
$19.75' '
$30, 532.50 and $35
Suits now Reduced To
$24 75
BLUES AND BLACKS
ARE NOT INCLUDED
IN THIS 'SALE
Uncle Sam's ,
Loan Office
Money Loaned on Everything
Mining , Stock
Especially
Everything confidential. . No
directors' meeting required "to
secure loan.
Uncle Sam's Loan Office
Main St Long Windows
"A Mexican Rote Garden," (Kalem)
A real comedy. Royal tonight
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