How many motorists. as they tour
comformbly “"0" the continent. are field. are anxiously awaiting the res
aware of the fact that not so many
veal-s 11:!) it was bellmed that camels
inflordml llw only solution of the
transnnrmilon problem in the great
southwt’st ‘.’
Camels actually were imported by
the gm'vrmnent, shortly before the
Civil vrur, anl sent. into the then »
largely une-xplorocl and arid regions
of lhv soullnxost, says a stab-mom is-
suml l»; the The Cliundlcr Motor Car
cornlml’)‘. ‘
Alon: ill“ Santa. Fe: trail and the
l‘nlnklnml highway. “lure- camels
might imiuy be one of the native cur—
iosilivs ii the go'x'm'nmunt's t-xperi-
int-2129 hill nnl 11"”“0RM’1‘UI‘3‘1'J liy
ciul {"37}, ll-r (’lml‘ulli-r Cur. whose
pl’r“.'0l"uli motor milkvs it wpwiniéy
filil‘;l\‘l"‘l‘.ii in sturdy mulls uml on
liilis. is L: familiar Light.
’11 No )"r'al‘rj 1V1? :iul 1‘233 :wo
hurls. null viumlnri‘u: about thirty
v‘iiw-ls. \vvm- imported iry ?ill' “or vl"- '
l‘l"'lll"'f. on‘ from Aim-rim u.z‘.-.l thug
otlu-r zrom Aral-in.
How ".25 » spulllimzs w. 1'“ mm}:- «we-r
mi- room»: now known :15th staff's ofz
Arizona and Now .\l1.‘1.‘<ivo, lmrsts and ;
mains :is wvll n51 Cumcls luring its-14.1.:
Sumo or" lln- lmrsvs :nul mnlts l" rish—
ml :1an ill» ntln-rs‘, \w-ro prnclicnlly
rxlinusrrrl, hut th!l oamrvls showed no
ill offe’r'ls nl‘te-z‘ lru\'.~lling several bun: l
JEN] vri‘o-s. l
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\Vll“lr tho ”Torts to nr‘rlimullzs‘ th
‘ '5' , of mines» mm which 1m
9 AWTAKfi WE been adopted ammu‘wmwnt.
Y " There can to» node!“ taillzvire
wheels add to the nun-Ana. oggthe:
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“$ij ‘ , “in m rm“? \ :17; 'I' “ 1. ', , 1" . ‘ ‘
nun-In: pun-Inn: mum M- 1 ' ' - 1 ' » 1 " ' " . .
m" flew , , l! i _ ’ - ‘ ' 2"“ g ; . 1:; r '
m confluenmaithorouj w it, , 3 5 ‘ i _ . ;._ .5 4?, _ .-. i 1 .
_ «ammo is; “Mud“; .11 fl ,‘ .31 .fl , :55 : :, 3 .. ,, R:
stirred up 3'" 1 , ’13". 1N! 'i 3 1 « .23; 3E' ' 1: 1; a . 11 .
MAY PETITION ma NEW m ,0 every housewife 9.1 the : H . . _ ,-- . . “Wfléd (6:7
PAVE ox'mimsm mhmr ,It‘ m1m1 it: “In ; 3 1 .7 . ;.
Rmdezita 0: Kings Highway. Fair: “at"! “l” "Peuuw “my “'9'“ Hm ”
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, . , . - . 1 . . V. . . . ‘V
the commissioners asking them ‘0" _3 _ 1 i 1» .1. “Mum “8 03M “
surfacing oi' the road from Tynxis hasten the work:
, a :L 1, V _ 'IsL?omi-1*FlagiRéady ‘ ' ' 3 The Pongee Family
Beauty HintforWomen ., . . for Mow—Day?“
' I
Wh food . 11L? . _ ecfly . , 1 PemapsPongee is the most durable of all
l en 18 o imperf 3189M 1 . : .. .
For itgives rise to fernientafiomologmthe 1 1' . ’ {There is a stock of sterling bunting. United ‘ It washes 35 well 35 COttOU- If is comforzaiée 311113;:
c! bowels, and renders» thefilood imme. ’ '_ ~ Slates Flags ready toninimgdiate delixfggy. "f“ weather“.- Not only is there a good slim-2:13 .3; 5.3
, This results indulleyes, muddy akin, ‘ ; . . .‘ . ,. ’ ' ' g t‘ bui ih imam: 3 fig“: “
Sh!!! blotcheshpimples and'other ' ' 8’ ‘1 . .3: “1MH9an..dlm¢“-Sl°fis- 1‘ 1- .1 ‘ mes 1C pon’gees, e “t ““13 and gum-LA: :72
and marks. Beecham’s Pills act immediately 7 1 “5‘33fi. -§m 9X68. 11:: 213-2?) W611 represeniod.
- ‘ on the stomach, liver and bowels; regu- . ' ‘6 x4 ft. .00 ‘ .312 X '. g . 1 “ , m .
bnght late Fhem and keep thgmrin' ai‘Vigotous 4L, » . -.- %fi+£ ’ - $7.”. ; 15 X 10 «ft? mm, . . The Mum‘s, hlughals and ”033115.
“games 6f vegetable origin having 1 - Sillrfi‘ngg4 x 6 inchcs, on stalls,» litmudi. , tune, fuschifi, rose, green, rez‘i'rxixkéa :1; :
Take great medicinal value. ' couownags. 12 x iii-inches, lectsieath‘. . orange. Thcsgare not only {9; 313.311 5* .1.
. 3 Third BOOT.
‘ _ 3 ’ I I :_» . the linings of coats, but they make l‘1e_.;.:~" ‘ 51;
‘ eec ‘ am 5 interesting Demonstration of the eri‘BS- They are 3150 Verb“ 11566;“ “'1 ‘ » :1~ :1
Perfection Blue Flame Oil Stove scarfs and 1mm 5 Shim
(fll!l"*'14 \w-rv inlorrwpts-sl by tho Civil,
War. Hll' war vlvxvnrtm‘rnt turned the
unimnls loose- (ill-fl wither through
iuium! «loath or all lho- hands 0’ In-
(llalll! Hwy wprp ovvnlually wlpml out.
)lvzoh of what was thin arid fer-
I'vlnry has noon tramafnrmoel into \‘r-
«Ian: soil lyy irrigation progvcts and
instead of the slow-moving x-nmel
’whioh cnvo ss‘emml to offer tho most
(xnedi'imxs means of travel. lollay
there is a ctmrilinnixs stream of motor
cars on the highways
The southern routes aro the most
l‘xlenniw‘ly usmj by lrans-continontal
motoring tourist. if is polntml out by
tho I"h:m¢llvr company. because the
romls are opnn throughout the entire
V'c‘zr.
d I 1 ' 110 12 at. . . . ‘3 5: ti.
‘wgtl‘hm 7 i 25;!) gill! . This is already in progress and Will prove of 3 A W°nderfui 0 ‘
i" 5”“ " 50““90 Pm. great interestio housekeepers who use oil stoves \\ mm 33 lo 150 2:311:15
' 1 during the summer season. A demonstrator from ._ g
- - - ,, - - - , i . ................................... . ..... ,_ , . the factory is present who will explain the workings $ 9 30 [0 $30 I) a yd. :
Expert Ford Repairing ‘
Kendricko‘ChaséGarage ]
of the stove and how to getihe greatest benefiis from
it. She will cook and hake. and her dishes .will be
' shown and she is willing to give any helpful sugges.
tions in regard to thestove. ‘ Verandah Furniture
There will 5: shown “1er 9W5“! ”Id Th? - The Summer Stock now in Order
Puritan.” And them Superfex Burner style which
l‘lmt thc-re exists a domand for a
«listinvnw-ly smart r‘nr is proved by
tho splendid response nr‘cordt-d the
four-passenger Royal Dispatch re-
”1me announce-l [y The Chandler
Mfllfl!‘ CHI" company. says 9. statement
Just issued by that company.
Tho acclaim with which the Royal
Irisnatrh has been received hy1ihat
part of the motorlzlng public that
favors a stylish car indicates that wire
wheels are gaining in vogue. Not
only on Chandler's newest model. but
on a number of the higher priced cars
WOMAN’S ILLS MAKE ['NHAPPY
HOME.
There is no question but what the
ills of women conspire against domes-
.tic harmony. The husband cannoi
understand theme trouhles and {he
physician finds it hard to cure them:
therefore the overworked wife and
mother continues to drag around day:
in and day out with headaches and.
backachos. frotful and nervous. V i
Such women should be guide-d by
the c-xm-rlwnvv of womvn whose» letters!
We are continually publishlng in this
paper. Many of them declaro that
they have been restored to ,health.
rtronnth and (-oxisequnnl happinesqa by
Lydia P3. Pinkhnm's Vogolnhln L'om~‘
pound aflnr donors and :lll othm“i
medicinm had failed to help them. It
WHIF'H"V_V[1‘L}‘\\urlll‘ll who suffer from
such nilmontu to try lt.--Adv.
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9 Railroad Avenue
AARON KoHN
" same amount of money will buy 3.
Kelly Springfield. The name is a
guarantee of service and satis-
faction.
Auto Accessories and Battery ServiceStation
Rocks Anni Rockers Small RockeisanciArmch 'r
1 is a mat: pswafu! heater than the old; . ’8’ ’ 3‘ ’
.~ .1 llasgnient. These have seats of double can: -22.: >1 :21. of
Tel. 917 13 Raymond St» 50'1“! NW“ Ct- __3 _. _._____._.. them with backs of double cane, all 531.1. :31)!
1 _ 9a? . finished so that women \l‘lil‘l sheer (2:232:33: disssss
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Nix-non “5:wa ii and other summer clothes may rest :11 scam—1:11 1:11:11-
. "Aaron’s Rod” Entertaining stories by out threads being caught and the {3173: E13223 in-
HUNTER’S GARAGE ‘ “WWW WM... - .
' “ “We Y0" “cam ‘ ert W. Chambe also 1
- 3 . “ Is” John HaSJ-Hgs Tffig a complete nofilelte Prices are lower than for several seasons.
’ Union Avenue, Near MM " 3?”, mm... M. 3m. 3 by LouisJoseph Vania. Poi-ch- Rockers, natural varnish finish.
' "my low lhlngs." ‘ Summer fashions for double cane seats and backs, arm brace of Q6 00
“The City of Fire” every member of the ~ meml- . v -
- Grace Livingston Hi"? famil . ~ Porch Rockers, walnut or natural finish, 1-
EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS $2.00 gumnier menus includ- doume cane seats and backs. $5.70
2023. “MW! Hollow” ill v i~ed drinks, Peach Rockers with walnut or natural var-
Tehphone Simon N. Patten. $1.90 9 l0 eta. ‘ copy nish finish. Double cane seats and slat Q4 75
“mks" ‘ ‘ backs. ‘31 i
Waldo Frank. ”‘00 for J ‘5 Small Rockers In natural 3 varnish finish. «3 00
1 General Uternturc. 30431: ““253“: no arms, seats and backs of double cane. '9 -
' 1 " - 1 11 1 1 ' s 1 i ,J . «3» .’1 “Th. ' ' ,Temper of 76:; y. . ' . H
" ’“ "’ '* 1 1|! "‘ - Small Rockers Without arms, ualnut or
80' N01 “alk Auto suw‘l'y 60' 7 1&6 E131” " razxer 2:23 5 1?)!” that. natural finish, double cane seats and s13t S2 :5
_ u . ,, omstimes backs. 1 ' 1
90 North Mal“ St‘ P hone 436’ Bgialfifitg‘sgfit a personmh gnu-d Porch Chairs with high backs. natural fin- A 4 ’5
$2.00 with :11 certain message, ish, with double cane seats and backs. ._ lb - i
V ULCANIZING. ACCESSORIES. ‘Trauxpiiig with a Poet Hive you seen Ibo-‘3 Porch Chairs natural or walnut finish, cane $4 50
DISTRIBUTOR 1'03
in the-RockieI-” beautiful cards with seats and slat backs.
Vachel Lindsay is the Verses by Edgar Guect? . . - . , ..
" ' Small Chan-s, natural varnish finish or ual- n 5
Converse, Star and Perfection Tilzes. Wet- Stephen 6:133:33 3 20 m, * nut, with double cane seats and slat backs. 452 5
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Why expermient with tires the
PHONE 489
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satisfaction goes with every
complete lino 1mm
’ IGERATOR/S-
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Then 18- a. .dllfemoe in refrigerators, mode! then look alike from.
but in then- interior man-notion, the
refrigmm you will find here are
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18 North Main Street:
47:.
thicknm uddodgn ottthe mmwm1
may Superior. '02:: mm of mm em 3'
model, no mttu- what the price may be. WM your
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