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TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1914.
BUY A
Stewart Range
r7i
AND YOU WILL GET
THE BEST YOUR MON
EY CAN BUY.
Stewart Ranges are made
in many styles and dif
ferent grades. You are
sure ta find a "Stewart"
at the price you can af
ford to pay. Every
"Stewart" is sold with a
written guarantee.
I PJIXTOIJ SAYS f
DEMOCRATS X
WILL II
RAABE & MAUGER
115-117 North First St.
mil niihjoct i-iiiit. lv to Mnin '
law.
'1 i k m Hill l.p able l.i Increase or
Inline Ill r ' itlllna duties without
tin- i n m ii t of the powers.
Aim tn aim iiml nt her fur-18 nor,
wtin lnihcri-.n huve been txi mpt
in. in i h (u mint of professional
I. n in, can be required tu pay the
im i.
'I In- n ucmim frecdnm of I'hiln-1,-ni,
Mill not lie Inlet fi red with e
( 1. 1 Hi it tin- tux which Atohamme
ri.in rile i.iipunes on nil who are not
i-l that tJiih tuny rmw have to
p..bl by i'hriiinn. If the Turkish
K"V i mmi-iil en rtcsiroi.
Mill. .nth ihe KtuluH or American
niihMiMi.. anil Hi huuls arc niit i hiiiiKcd
Iv 'luiki ' iii iinii, there was much
liini lM-.i.i hl'tr 1IH (II I ho pUSSlblo I'l-
1. 1 1 on I In- iiii.-m'.niii I. a who Inn)
i omo to look ttit ektra territorial
iii-hiK an their chief fortification
niTiiiiiHt ri-llKliiiiK oiiromuii. Whllo
tin- nht of the mi.luna to cxlm Ii
lint threatened. I. fill lulu wullld not
niv J lint now how tar tholr security
iii'.-ht In In Jiomrily. especially In
view of a puanlhln outbreak of him-
tllllll'S.
.Many Amcrlcnnn, especially tho
Ji' in I'nlcnllne, who have inhorlti'il
linlltn of Amorli'lill citlaonshlp liV
living ill what In know ii ua tho -x-lirriii.il.il
inmmunitica of Turkey,
will mil ho Bill,, tu liestow tho righta
i I Ann it. an cilixoniihli to tholr ihll
In n Imrii In ihnMo cumiiiunltioa.
'I'lio in Hon of Turkey will not nf
fo I Kglpt, l.ccorilillg In ofllrlllln, ua
liini i nutnry, hIiioo Ih"1, has onjoyoil
llio Iii:hl In inaki- separate cummcr
i mi treaties with Ii.ri imi gnvtrn-
llli'lllH.
in I'lHin n nit i i. or oi n
MIIV. tlMMl IHMI n
W ihhihKlon, Kept. 1 1 . I'l-ofiili-iil
Wilson imlav mm a iei muiiil Jotlor
in Si i ri-t.i t y lli jan, iir-kiiii; tlint iho
uiti-iiti..ii nl Ihi- Turkish ambassador,
A. I;hM. in Hoy, tin ciilloil lit the
in-sn, hi xi i-ni di.itomi nl u iho
people i.i iho lulled Si.iio on the
Mil. Jill of iii-ut i a I it . I'iiI.1iIii-iI re
I'niiH that I ho recall of Ihi nmhneaii-
'lot hum lo lio Itl-kcd hcialiso of It it-
to. oiii statements wi-ro reined at the
W Into limine ii nil tho statu tit-purl-mi
nl.
IlltkIVS M I lltM.II Y NOT
lUt mtl.i:, mYK IMItTK
W'.mhlnKton, rapt. II. Tho Her
man ciiiliiiaiy 1 1 id. iv roi'olvi-il I he fnl
loii m mon.niKo from Ilorlln:
"Tho ihr.K otilento poworii, Hpiro
li- iiilltiif Turkoy'ii Inlot venllnti In fn
i it nl Hei many uiiil Aiinrlu, ox-.-iei
In Turkey ihoir reHilllioHi, to
i i.iihoiiI in iho uliolltiiin ot tiiillula
In iik In i iiho of Turkey j nouuulliy
iIiii iiik I In- iirotont w-nr.
"Turkoy loplien Unit her noiilrnl
H wan mil in bo .ue,-iit-oil, Hml.
H iwuiir iho I'oiimniuenioa from tho
Iml il l.-ll lull of tho t-ntollln uimIi'Iihia
I. i.'. at nnc e iMhuoit irudi-K revnkltiK"
tllo i i.ll ulalli.Il."
I'ho Iml hni nil miitM nf lion ami
.... . L ...
.... ..n- .i w ii ii v. imi vriin r..iti
I. -I ko.'.hhI. Homo hoy, thiii
i n.i.ii M u.invlllo.
A. l iilirii.iiii. the lualiu tuner, In
1'i Iho oily. I'lu.no 3111.
Just
Received
A new shipment of pil
lows of a special down
and pure feathers. They
are perfectly sanitary
nud made especially for
Strong Bros.
P j ices from $1.50 to
$4.50. The lest in town
for the money.
THE WAR
ATSEA
l.nii.li.n. Hi it. II 11)11 ii. in i ,
dieimli-h reielvoil hero from KIiikii
tiui. Janialcii. nuyn thai tin- llainlnii k.
Aineimin IHio Hiaiii,r 1,1 thiinla h.m
lee ii towed Hiln Iho ln.rlmr Iheie n
a .ili- l.y u IIiiIImIi i iuiki-i. .h.- ha"
on liniild 4 Ho liorniaitH whn haw neon
lakori prUmieiii.
Tho lleihaiila lofi (lennn July
ami Ti m i ill.- Aimimi 3 l..r iho '
1 1. am .if .Xi.uih Amerli'a. She Ik ft
nu-anii r nl 4.m; i hum
CI IIMW l l,l:iT III lOI!TI II
III -SV l TIIK HXl.Tir
llorlill IVi.l (n.ellllJ(IO nut l.nll-
oii, ii ii, ,. m., Sept. 11.) Tho Her
man Hoot h ihIIvo In tJio llallii-. It
In roporleil lo have Invaded even :h
lulf of llntliliiH, whi-r i ittptuird
uml hi nk a ItuMKian menhuiit nto .r.i.
or, Ihn I'leahorx.
Thin iMiel .m In Ftnnlnh wtitet
In i-llier wnriin .lehiiul Hie hairier
formed by tho Alan Inlamln. which
hud hoen eiinnldorod Impimnulilv fnt
the non fun-on of (lerniatiy.
A Herman lorpedu boiil nliipped tnc
I'lialmrx uii-l took oft tu,- now und
pal M-llKem, Ill. luillliK 3j ellgllHhlll-M.
fl-.c then opened lire on tin., ctealin-r
mm Ii mink In live mlnulen. Tho I'.m-
i.m-l" uml i-w won- lirmittln to I
li Miian furl. In rr i lllxoun of Inn ill
enlilili ion lire Ih-Iiik Inlorned an p rii
lllllilk of H.ir.
1l:l.l.K M't MIT OP HIM I K
or ciikw or ot-i-:m
I. .ill, Intl. Kept. i 1H n. Ill.-e
('a 1 1 ii Armour of the A lii-n.n
iriiuhr illiimvll I. ild the fnllimin
uli ry of IiIh roni iii- of the orow of the
Wiiito Hl.ir liner Oi-eanie to the Anoi.
ili-i-n eiirrt-Hpomlf nt of I lie Central
Newn; .
"Il wax mUly and Very dark Tinn
lay iiinriiiiiK off tho -inrlh hi.ihI nl
H ml, in, when our ntteiitlnn wan Rt
roHted, on our hiimoriiiid way hy
tin I x of dinirenn In the ilm- tmn of tho
I'llUMt.
"Il reiiiiroil nklliful noamun-hii
whli h would have been Inipiiwuliie to
ll laitier linnl Ilia n inirn In m in the
1'li-nm.il nriir enoiiKh to dimovt-r the
Oi-eunlo o'l the rorka.
"Klnally, after a Ionic anil hard
ntruiiKln in the nanty ma, we hrouK.it
otirnehon iiliiiiknldo. Unpen ami Ind
ue ri. wer Inwirod over Iho mile
the liner, Unwn whu-h tho erew
ji'nirtililnl ami tumbled tu Iho dot k
of our bout.
"l-i a nlmrt time prin ili ally every
Ii V :i I la III.. Ilu h ol our Hpai-e wan oe-iiipii-.l
hy men from Iho Mm boat.
W.. not 4 'Hi of thorn and '.lion nie nned
nfl wo eiiuid hold mi more mill
imptud them ii-. a lancer ntojiin-r
wlmh wu:i ntan.llnit oft In Ini- l tu
rn lire, ulialile In lii-t any nearer With
iit liorelf lunniiiK on the rm Kn of
Una laiii rnlin i iiiu.1.
'After triinnlerrliirc our human
Irelvhl e returned . j i i i k I v but mu
in.iiiK u it .I i.n.k i, IT trir rema inner,
who wore Himilarly I raimforreil jn the
b.i.it In the nltltlK.
"The ren.'Uo Wan ntli nib-il wllh
l.reat ra.k on uii i ant of lb., hmvy
m i and ilaiknenn and the ilanKi-rnil-n
i kn all ubi.ul. The . iipli.in of lh.
' li-i anl- .m lb i- lam In leave the
Hln . . Ho paid un h n.th iiimullmi.nl
uml tli.nikoil ii x warmly."
Stronrr Bro
227D A2ID C0PPE2
3.
L BOMB
FOR SWILL
.New Vnrk. Kp. Il.-v I'. Ijil.i.n,
a iuMM-itKer aboard the Kreni'h
nieamer FTumlre, whh h reaehi d lrt
tinlny frmn Havre, cald that the
Klein h gendarme un whne beat in
Turin the Hint livrmuii I omb wi
thiuwn from un neruitlaim reported '
the lin iilont to pollre ho' ilipiai Ii rn
in tho InlluwIiiK rmuuiije:
"liuiiil unknown in-run llin v
nwlll in tho nin-i-l ronti.iry tu the
order uf the pollre."
Chairman of State Campaign
j Committee Declares Fergus
i son's Majority Will Break
! Record.
EXPECTS MAJORITY
IN LOWER HOUSE
Committee Headquarters Are
j Thoroughly Organized and
Campaign Will Be Carried
Into Every Precinct in the
State. m
"If there la any virtue In nlxna Ihe
t loinui r un will carry New .Mexico in
November by inaji.rltioa lib h will
nl new rei ordn for till rlate," an id
i hull iiiun J. II, I'axinn if the ntalo
lieini i ri.tlc i ninpdlun cuintiilttee, thU
afti iiinnn. Mr. I'axton In here fur a
day with local 1 M-miu rft.b- leadera
and rolurim to ho,id.iiarioi at funtu
Ko thin eveniiiK.
"orduiiirlly," an id Mr. I'axton, "It
In neither fair nor ante In beiiln t"
draw comlunliiiiH thm e.iriy In a
(iilDpiiiKn. Hut tho tblo k tu-lt HlK ao
Mmiixly to the lirmucraln that we
cannot help feellnK nut only cuiifl-
dent but certain of a nnb iKlnl auc-
cenn. Kmce openlna; heudiUartora In
Santa He I hao ohiiih i.ilu cltieor
coiitaet with the penplo uf all nei
IIiii.b ,,f the ntalo than ever iM-fure
and I have found a pining turn
nonllliient aiMiittii me i of all purtiea
lu I 'iiiiKreanman Kerxiimtnn. The tin-purulU-lod
unanimity wblc.i haa hoen
given to the pulb Ii a and acta uf
I'ri nbli-tit WIIhiiii la an airnng In New
Mexloii ua It la everywhere l.i the
I tilled Xtaten. In Ihe crlnln the pen
pie n-Kiirilloiui of party pi-lltb-a huve
tuinod with nlMHilute ronfidence to
the proHiil.-nl, in whoae winiluni and
aiinoriiy and imwer they have rum
plcte faith. Thla renlntloaa wave "t
(Mipiilur upiiruval temuVea all doubt
of tho return of a liemocratlc eon
Ki oeni ua nl rutin lu ita imijurity ua
'Ini preacnt one, und piulMibiy
airungor.
"Thoughtful people all nver New
Moxii-n have noon thla t-uiiilitlun ami
have ciini'luiled that ovon If aa alilf
a man were i.T.-nil fur cmiKreH on
the Itepublii-an ticket. It would he
foiilinh to replace an experienced
member of the majnrity wllh un In-
i ii i ii-iii ,.i 1 1 1 1 1 1 . r 1 1 v member. Ainu
the fact Hint ,,lr. KergUHnun hnn re
mained rtrictly 'un tho Jub- ut Wuah
iiiiiluii, when our penal. inn have boon
pinking nut for private intereain. that
bo haa left bin wn pullllcul Interootn
lu care fur 1 lii-inm-h en while he did
bin duty In uplinldiug tho hiimln of
the prenblont. ban hn.l a nullceable
liilliioiiio tipun neniiitioiil tuwaril him
In the elate.
"I believe nuch Influence aa the
rroirrenei.e tb kot haa will he fuvor
uble tu the lioniucrata. I knuw thai
the head of the rrugrraaive ticket
hna an earnent, conw-ientioua Uealre
to tiroak duwn Iho old Hepiibllinii
machine lu thla aiato and that he
eiinalilora that of mure Importance
than any peraonvl allowing he may he
able to miike.
"I believe, fur theae and other per.
feolly g..uil rennuiin, that Mr. Herglia
will have the greatent majority
ever given a candidate In thla atate.
Tho cuiidlilal.. fur tho cnrpi.ralinti
( iiiiitiiiKsiiiii. Mr. Illll, will run i lcae
With the head of Ihe ticket.
"An fur the Ii Kialutiire, I ran only
nay that we hope In win a miijurilv In
Iho houno. We believe the people ot
Ihe gtute realixe thai nothing In the
wa of riluiin uml liiipruvel rondl
tluiia can be expected frutii a Hepub
lican loglHlature. The l:e,ul.llan
platform und Kcpubh.nn cundiduloa
Ihua far named certainly offer
nolbing. The Iioinia rttl tiominaled
Ihua far are alrunu. i-leun uitn who
will put public welfare und duly be
fore every pnrtlnuii and political ob
ject. Thoae In bo named we now
kiinvv will iit'imure up in the nUn
lard. Wo are guiiig tu make u hard,
turnout, peranual cumpuign in every
precinci in every i utility i the atate
ami bolltve w will win a inujorlty
In the hniifco."
H3:
Ank l:nuiiloii of (iHliill. I
Auilin. Tex, Kept. II. The lnwr
huilMo of lh niatii leginlalure adupte I
a ri Mr. I ii t luii anking ilovernur CI-1
iinit lu exempt Irmn laxatlnn all -niton
under the "buy u bale niuvcine-il"
ut len nls por pound. Itepurla In
dicaie Ubnul l.uuii bulea already have
been purchased In Ti-Xaa.
PRESIDENT VETOES
BANK LAW AMENDMENT
Wanhlnatun, Hepl. n. JTealdont
Wilai n luiluy vetoed the hill lu raiau
the limit uf Individual tleptiniu in
pualul aavlnga bunka lo ll.onu be-
au It coiilailied a proviainn re
tealing a section or the hew bank
law which ptovldea that feder.il
funila in unt iie dipimlted only Willi
tin in l. in uf the ledeial jeacrve k-U-in.
Hank lw -meuliMflt aNuil.
N .iiilllllgtmi, tJepl. 1. All utiiellil-
ment tu the hang law p. running
alale bunka and trual cniniuiiien wllh
lupilal of $:", una und Iwi-nly per lent
nurplun or mure to lanue fi di i.il cur
re toy under the Vreelaii.l tiuii, waa
I'uaaed today In the aenate.
lndlcnt u MiniMicr rapllal.
WaHhliigtnli, ra.pl. 1 1 . i'rraiilent
Wllmm Will leave Wanhillgtun lain
thla ui'teriuHin In na-inl the week end
ut Ihe aummer White l,,ue at r
iiu.li, N. II. lie -..,i, t,, roluri lu
Waehlugtun rarly Tuenduy moiullig.
Wanlilngtrin. hi l-l. II. Pronldenf
riiitnure of Hra'i- haa t abled to
I tenulent V(lnun a foply lu the
Piuioni or Kmpernr William which
(hinged that the ullloa hud been
lining iluiii duin luilletn.
The Kreiuli ptonideut declared In
Ilia nienaage that Klnpcri.r William
a alleuipllng to ahlft tho renpulinl
blliiy fur the line nv Hoiiiiany of dum
.1 mil bulletn, fiiai ii. ally el'ice Ihe out
break uf the war.
I'ronldelit I'uln. lire lined ninal vl
nruiia teriiia In referring in Kin pom r
William a nlHtom. him, nceuklng of
them ua a calumny. He barged,
moreover, thai the ineanago pf Ihe
emperor waa. In Inn opinion, an ex
cuse far the committing uf further
utn.-i llicn by the liormana.
Itenldont I'nlii. are Bwtured I'renl
driit Wilnull that Kriince waa obaerv
Inu Ihe rulen of iu.llod waifare on I
puintcd n liMmermin vlulntinnn of Ihe
name which he haul had been cum
milted by lierniHiiy.
GRAPHfG TALE
(CouUnaed frutn rase On.
of August Jl. It ia a letter from
wrlght tmw aervltik' "a oap.ain of the
reserve. Hut i.lay. "A Nation In
Anna." la being given at the Herlln
opera limine.
I!e doscribea a mianlun on which
he waa dmpali hod u geurch for ariiig
In lielalun vlllaioa in which ahota
hud la-en" lired by clviliona on tier
man imnpn. Hi iiiatrucilons were
tu auinmon the viilagera lo deliver
up their anna und those In whoae
nonaoaninn ul inn were fniind, after
they declared thai they had nolle,
woor to be Inataiiiiy allot.
Iiencrlbing a vlmi tu Juiigbum-h, he
nuyn that ut une hniiao were found an
old man. u woman and a girl A 13.
"Then a terrible thing happened.
A aergeant and u private dragged
young lellow out of the h-iuae. They
hud found him hiding among tha
ntraw in the loft. He had In hta
hand a llolgian nlle loaded lth five
cartridges. From the opening of tho
root he may huve aimed it many an
honest ilermun. The youth had tu
put hia ha nils up. stammering and
deadly pale he atood there.
"Who la this youth?'' I aaked the
old man. Aa If 'truck by lightning
they nil three foil un their kneea
walling.
"The woman gmaned: 'He la my
aon. For Hod's sake y hi are nut
going to kill him.' and tli- Utile, girl
subbed aa If her heart would break
The primmer tried lit escape, but waa
put up ugainai the wall by the men.
"I had to picture to myaelf hy
force the Herman patrula riding
I brunch tho night with tho bulletn of
treacherous suiiwra whintling round
their helmets, in order to niantor my
norvon In face of thin amruu und 'ul.
lill my i.rilern.
" 'He haa tu bo ahot.
" 'Three men. Heady!'
"The three men commanded, wh"
were fathom uf families, two from
Iterlin und niie it furini r. did nut turn
n hail. Thin ia a- Jul luminous. We
hud got a rut flan whn merited no
compassion. Tha volley rang out
Tho trembling bu.ly rnllupned to the
grnund and did nut imive again.
"Three lin huli-a were vlnlble In
the blue hluiiHo. The buy's eyes are
cloned. Hia lace haa not rliaiiged l
expression. Iieuth by our r?flo I"
pa l n lens.
" 'We ought to burn ll.o old man'.
house over hia head,' aaid one of my
men. ,
" 'Quick march,' I ordered.
"The throe peasants lire still
kneeling on the grnund. the corpne
Ilea up ngnlnat the wall."
(10 LULL 1(1
(Continued from Pajre One.)
aide im-mi u have oeen able In hold
Its punit lunn. There la imssiblllly,
however, that Huaalu la awaMIng the1
sd Villi ut winter, which will frees
the marshes. In lure making a serioua
Hack il thin direction, normally huk
about f.mi.iimi men along the F.uat
rTusaian bi-r.li r and will duitblloas
make a atubbutn aland there to pre
vent the iijii tui.g of the moat direct
road to lieiiin,
Nikh rei'iirta the capture of the
Austrian simughuld of Si-mlln. If
thla la cunllrined It means that Hei
grade is relieved from investment af
ter alubbutnl) renlsiing an Austrian
hnmbui'diiiciit since the bvitliiiiing of
the war.
The suppose, 1 . retirement of tha
Germans Iluiii a portion uf the terri
tory they uicupied 111 lieigium haa
apparently b-d t tt-iiluUve t-fTorta ol
the purf uf llclalao troopa tu anilln
an niToni-lve inovrment from Ihei
kiinng l.aae at Antwerp.
GERLUnS LOST
(CMIiuaiod trooa Ve One.)
great dlaurder, leuvlng behind much
war muteilul and all aorta of per
sonal euulpmenia, their i trout ex;
teinliiig us fur aa the fureat of Mor
nia in northern France.
"rieverul reur guard actluita oc-
aiilled in roiiklderable loanoa to both
aides and blinding up the lisnea of
Ihe ilermnnn In lieigium to about
bii.nnn.
"From ihe llim-he rnuniry south
ward In Ihe dire tb.n of Miiulietige
inmiineruble nklrii'I'hi-s occurred
from August 21 lu Augimt 29. At
Hrny. Juat west of llinche, the
French and F.nglmh wore repuleed by
ihe Hermnna. The French rotrented
to lionno I fpi-rntii, where after un
nl her skirmish they fell 'Link
thruiigh Mor bos, ialnt Mario and
Merbea I.e. iiaioau, HI. an. I K.nglih
retiring to Jeumolit nt the same time.
"KliguKcmeiils in Iho vicinity of
ttulsnlorre and Thuln constltuled (he
moM determined reniatuiice uffored
by the iilllea. After two tlaya' con
tinuous aitlllery duel, -lieh swept
the niirroiimliiig country and demol
ished uiniunt every ntruiluie, the en
Hre right wing of the itlltea with
drew far lo the southward. Thla
gave the Hermann an opportunity to
nweop throiigh Itoauinuiil nud ap
proach Maubeugo frmn the a.uilh.
"Moanwhllo the other corpa had
Rpprcnched .Maiiboiige from the,
nurth, entirely Invent i,g ihe fnrtrenn '
Tho Kngllnh and French were, on
Aiimmt KJ, driven acruaa Ihe Sombre
river where, on ihe south bank of,
ihe river on a thirty-mile front,
fighting fimtimiod fur three days'' j
The correnpnndent fits! aaw actual
firing In the illrectlun of Maubeugo
un August lift, when while pilfTa of,
the Herman shrapnel cluudud the
hnrlwin. Inn the frn ward movement '
of the Herman column was no fust
thai when Ihe t-nrrerpiindont reached
tho stone of the recent engagement
th firing line had advanced fully Ion
miles southward. An exienmve inm h
aystom laid out by the French n
runtry marked the French retreat. j
"The Herman wounded, In nil
rases, were Immediately cared 'nr. (
the ileml buried aa fuat aa the army
cuntlniieil on the march, while the
French dead were h ft unbiirled nml
Ihe wotinded In aume rmpi remained
on the battlefield fur three .tiny a be
fore receiving attention.
Large n -in bora of the French
wuitndod were brought In to Moire
aur 8a in bro fruiti th- Mil rounding
woods, whither many had drugged
themselves In escape, F.very con
ceivable kind of boil. ling, nuch r '
Ihe chateau, s huolhoune and Inn.
was uni-d aa R hnnpital and here the
French w nun led were n, ,ii,-il tho
aume tare us Hie (".oriiini wuumleil.
"A largo pmpurtiun of the French
wounded died from lack of prompt
altintii.il und lung expnatirc Hi the
open without fund or drink. No
cases were observed whore French
medical men were left behind to take
care of tholr wnundd. The Herman
medical corps waa fully occitplrl
wllh the treatment or Ita own wound
ed and waa hastened onward by H e
forced man lies ir extraordinary
apeed and duration made by the Her
mann "The French dead In u!'. nut In of
conveyances were a cummun sight,
and siuures and cemeteries, with un.
fttilnhed graves, gave mute evidence
of a hurried French rot real.
"Dove-shaped noroplaiio whirled
cotiMiu.tly uver the cuunlty and tsr-!
cunlunnlly one saw French uvlalura
far enough aloft to be nut of range
of the special Herman guns ill-signed
fur the destruction uf ulr craft.
"I e' a duel bet veon Flench nml
Herman machines, built uf which
wore tllnablod In a hard buttle. Alter
careening dnwnward In giant rln lea
the two machines plunMi-il tn the
earth almost aide by side and were
completely shattered, and Ihe uvl
alura were instantly killed. Whllo
aloft both plb.ls and their annintantn
kept up a lively exchange of rcvnlvi-r
shuts which at first were Ineffectual
and then simiiltaneounly. Judging by
tho dlntiirbed equilibrium of the ma
chinos, they reached their marks
After vain effnrtu by the avl.it. irn tn
regain cmitrnl, both mai hluea fell tu
Ihe earth like iin ti nrn."
A WARTBWE 1
I 5 lbs all sound
Tomatoes . . Jv
II Ihe. uf all Mtninil IVactic t.-
IU list, fum-y oloradu IVMniinrw. . .3.V
3 lbs, iib c slat' HMtt lsalH's , . . J.V
IU lbs. of all miuhiI ('nuking Aiiples iac
glMNl S4J41 ( UlllultHIIM-S Il'
lloiiMt llumii f-:gUM 4im
kail IXVIi f-gs .itk'
l're.li ('rfanu-ry IIiiIIit am-
ISt-s4 (iiutli llnncy th-
Nov 4 Ml Mcul fui'
rw llio kwlioat IliNgr, t for . . . ,r
llet.li lot rf (Hstii
Kani hvrnp, small t an iim-
karo hirup, t, gallon can ..sat-
krn Sriii, 1 galloii can 5nc
' iet Our l"rlcri on I1ir.
II list, fslie Hllgar SI.4MI
IS ll. Itett Kiigar tl lni
Iknstti aluMin I ruit Jars, pluis...Oc
I hist ll Mumiii fruit Jura, quurl. . 7ilc
loii n .Maaoii I run Jar. I, gu. .un
I iltHK'n iMtnt Jetly 4.latcs Hoc
II bars of White Soap g.v
N Istr. ur .mMtur'a I JglillioUMt. . g.v
I M'wi'il 'iiH' ItrtHinis 4iM'
Heavy Tie um- with Knaps. ... JiH1
liuggy lil. . lite. t.v . 2i ami ,mh'
lion's al .VI kahkl I'anin SI.IMI
MtHi'a JMar Work hiiirta Hh-
Mill's Tat' lire Klilri Mm-
alt'n'a $1.7.1 Hats $1.2.
Mrn'a nictlliuii weight t'micrwear 2.V
Men's $211 All W in4 Hulls $I..MI
IKiyn' IM All Wiacal Hulls $1.50
llos' (ms-mI KtliiMd Kuils. ti.otl ami up
oV fr ektml Khttrw IM ami SJ.lHi
We aie cUsJiig out all lluslrr
HrouB, (aU-ln Oxfords at i, iriv.
4 .it our irb-o-t in t'omftsrts ami
lUankcta; MiiMi'kitl tills wrvk.
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311 Jin 3 1
An Exceptional Op
portunity Beginning
Saturday, Sept. 12th
In spite of the talk ft bout higher prices,
etc., we are offering our customers begin
ing Saturday a substantial reduction on
six different lots of '
i)w
Wool Dre
Goods
Remember our newest Patterns in Fall
Eres: Goods, are included in this sale -You
will find Serge3, Broadcloth, Gaba
dines. Poplins, Roman Stripes, Plaids,
Eponges, Checks and many other mater
iah " - -
Values to $1.00, J t
Special at, yard I wlLf
i
Values 1 3 $2.00, (Tf 4f
at, yard 3
Values to $3.50, f
at. yard $L,mOj
Values to $1.50, jA
at, yard 0 jt
Values to $2.50, C ftfl
at. yard 1.0"
Values to $1.50, C) flQ
at, ya.d ."(J
SEE WINDOWS
Saturday Only
Ladies hose told regularly for G5c, our
price 50c. Special Saturday only, Septem
ber 12, pair
n
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Where Quality Heels Price

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