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MRS. BELL HAS JUST RETURNED' FROM NEW YORK where she
scoured the Eastern Markets for the BEST MERCHANDISE obtainable. j
New Beautiful Goods will arrive on every boat in a wide variety and all the f
LATEST COLOR SCHEMES in Fabrics.
THIS STOCK INCLUDES
COATS, FDRS, DRESSES
in all-wool materials, Satins and Tricolettes. Skirts, Waists, Hats, Sweaters, Shoes,
Nemo Corsets; also Silk and Wool Underwear, Gloves, Silk Hose in all shades.
NEW GOODS ON DISPLAY NOW
SERIOUS TIN SHORTAGE
REPORTED IN GERMAN!
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1—Germany
is suffering from a serious shortage
of 'in, anil as yet has found no satis
factory substitute. The Hamburg
Correspondent recently said that tha
Upper Silesian tin plate industry is
working under exceptional pressure,
being engaged almost exclusively on
j army orders. The paper further said
that ;i new plant had been erected for
| the purpose of remanufacturing old
and scrap tin-plate, and that Upper
Silesian tin-ore mines, which were
j formerly regarded as being too poor
j to work, are now being worked as
j far as possible.
Paraffin paper containers are being
used in place of tin cans for con
densed milk, preserved fruits and
vegetables, and in place of tin drink
ing cups. Untinned steel sheets are
also being used extensively as a sub
j stitute.
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PREFERS RIPE
CHIHUAHUA CITY, Sept. 4.—
Hanging has replaced firing squad
executions in northern Mexico. Gen.
Francisco Murgula prefers the rope
to the bullet for disposing of con
demned men, as he says it saves am
munition, which is difficult to Obtain.
When General Murguia's troops cap
ture the bandits who burn trains and
loot towns he orders them strung up
to the nearest telegraph poles. Pas
sengers arriving here from the south
recently reported having seen thirty
five bodies hanging from teleraph
polos along the Mexican Central rail
road.
When Villa last attacked the state
capital here General Murgula ordered
more than a hundred of Villa's par
tisans within the city hanged to the
cottonwood trees In the Alameda,
hast week a paymaster of the army
who was short in his accounts was
found hanging from a limb on one
of the principal streets.
CALIFORNIA DAV TOBE
CELEBRATED SEPTEMBER 9
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3.—A mar
tial air is to be given the celebration
of California Admission day, Sept. 9.
by the twenty-eight San Francisco par
lors of the Nutive Sons and Native
Daughters of the Golden West. Spe
cial attention will be given enlisted
men, according to plans being made
by officials of the city and of the two
orders.
A great military parade will be held
In the morning and patriotic literary
exercises in the afternoon. The cele
bration will conclude with a military
ball for men in uniform at the city's
Kxpositlon Auditorium in the evening.
Times classified ads get the results.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Alberts. <'apt. ('has.; Alveres, Ra
fael; Anderson. Tom; Anderson. Mrs.
J. A
Darner, Miss Anna: Berg, (lust; Bi
ken, Dan; Bowen, Charley; Bronson.
Vernon; Burins, Jim.
Canity, Thomas; Campbell, Win.; |
Coffee >liss Helen (2);
Dahf. MT. Oliver; DeMacey, Victor; i
DeafT. Jim; DeRockie, Walter; Ue
wolders. Miss Ide; Durkee, Miss So
phie.
Erlansen, E.; Evans. Clair.
Farland, Miss Lena (2); Felice.
Tura; Folran, Alejos; Fundalin, Fd.
Harris, George I,.; Henry. I’ete;
Hussy. Wilfred.
Jahonson. Miss Jenny; Jensen, Carl;
Johnson. Jumper; Jogoft', B.
Kirk. Mrs. Edwin; Kovocovlck, Ra
zor.
Llndstrom, Ture; Liljegren, Char
ley; Logas, A.
Mastln, Hazel; MacDonald, J B ;
Melvin, J. B.; Mihailovick. Radizan;
Miller, c A.
Nillson. John; Noble. Leo J. H.
Olsen, ('has. (2); Owning. Victor
Peterson. Mr. Knut.
KohrHch, W. F.
Stouebcrg, O. L.; Satra, A.; Sand
berg. Mrs. Anna; Shultza. Bob; Shun,
L. H.; Smith, Clarence; Sumage. K.;
Svanson, Svan; Svmerlin. Clifton.
Thornton, Dp.; Tolleffson. Hans.
Vhlmati, Richard; Varley, Myles;
Vernon, Miss Violet
Wilson, Mrs. Zcllu; Wittsell. C. T.
When calling for any of the above
letters please say advertised.
C. H. SCHEFFLER. Postmaster.
FORMErIiIELTER WEIGHT
TO BE BOXING INSTRUCTOR
KANSAS CITY, Sept 3— Harry1
Brewer, formerly a welterweight of;
note, expects to be assigned to service
overseas as a boxing Instructor. He
made application to Dr. Joseph E.
Rayeroft, commissioner on training
camp activities, and was advised to
hold himself in readiness for imrnedi-1
ate service in France
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“The Volunteers” (March) and “Liberty Forever" (March)—By Victor
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“There's a Little Blue Star in the Window”—By Henry Burr. “Some
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