ITALY MUST ENTER FRAY
(Continued from Tape 1)
and two French cruisers are now hovering off the eastern
toast of the United States seeking prey and with lights out
and sirens silent countless merchant ships are now dash
ing under lull speed lor the various poits.
Nothing further has been heard regarding the tiring
heard oil the coast of Maine but it is surmised that it
might have proceeded front some cruiser trying to stop a
merchantman.
The liner Olympic arrived in port this morning con
voyed by the British cruiser Essex. No enemy was en
countered on the voyage but the greatest precautions bad
to be observed.
Immediately after arriving the cruiser lei t again
guarding the Lusitania across the Atlantic. \\ ith the
Olympic went the French liner La Loraine which had
aboard 12 French reservists who went to join their reg
iments on the German border. Heartrending scenes were
witnessed as the great vessels pulled out on their vovuge
of danger as on the Lusitania were also men who aie go
ing hack to light for their fatherlands. The relatives of
the Frenchmen and the others gave them a most touching
farewell and every vessel in the harbor blew their whis
tles with the exception of the German ships. The voyage
will be watched from this side with intense interest as the
German cruisers may decide to attempt their capture.
Tl'RKE' ( LOSES BOSPHORUS
CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 6.—Turkey closed the
Dardanelles and the Bosphorus by an order issued this
morning and the ships ol the belligerent nations are warn
ed not to attempt to pass through them. This order will
prevent the Russian ships in the Black sea from coming in
to the Mediterranean hut will also prevent the Austrians
or Germans from attacking the southern coast of Russia.
It would be dillicult yet to estimate the result of this order
hut it is supposed to be unfavorable to Russia as it w ill pre
vent the landing of a Russian force in the French posses
sions in northern Africa should Germany decide to throw
an army in. Indeed, there are many public men in this
countrv who believe that Turkey will yet cast her lot w ith
Germany in return for Austria’s aid to recover her lost
possesions in the Balkans.
declared war against Great Britain
Germany Vnswers ( hallence |!lst ,.Veninfr although Britain had
LONDON, Aug. f. As if in proud previously declared it and a further
defiance the government of the kaiser declaration was unnecessary. The
j Open for Business in
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Summer l nderwear. per garment. 50c
Odd sizes only
Outing Shoe-. per pair.. .. $1.00
Just odds and ends }
Mackinaw Goats, each. $2.50
Overstocked—that's the reason
s Good Seal Rubber Root-, per pair . S3.50
Only bi>r sizes left |
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HUNK J. GOITER. PropY
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Gold
Dust
Handled
On
Reasonable
Terms
Bank of Seward
declaration was handed in to the Lib
eral government with all the quiet
dignity which has marked the course
of all the great events since the pow
ers decided to destroy each other il
possible, and with the same calmness
the defiance was accepted.
London still thrills with the war j
fever ami hardly a man who is no*
ready in some capacity to take his !
place in the ranks. The real danger !
is believed to be that the Germans i
will try to land an invading f< ree In ;
some part of the British Islands nn>l [
to prevent this a great portion of the ,
British naval power will have to be !
employed constantly near the British
coasts as even Knglishmen admit that
on land the Germans might have the
advantage. For many years dramas
nave been written and played to show
statesmen have thundered, generals
have warneu and newspapers have
prophesied that the day would come
when the German host would threat
en the soil of Kngland itself, and this
day seems to have arrived. It is well
known that on the German north
coast, oil* the great German naval
yards at Kiel, innumerable German
warships and transports are teeming
and Knglishmen would sleep more se
curely if they only' knew* to what
country those transports would be
sent loaded down with the flower of
Germany’s military pride.
The auxiliary forces are being
mobilized all over the islands and
nearly a quarter of a million men of
the regular forces can be counted up
on. This force will have to be scat
tered, however, as the whole coast of
Kngland, Scotland and Ireland must
be protected. Part ol the British
force in Kgypt, Gibraltar and Malta
will be used to aid in repelling the
Germans and Austrians should they
attempt to land in North Africa.
_
Price of Meal Goes l’p
LONDON. Aug. <*>. The price of
beef went up ten cents, or ti\e pence,
all over Kngland today and hunger at
last threatens a large portion of the j
population, particularly of London.
Complaints have been heard that the
warnings of years have been neglect
ed and that provisions for the people
have not been stored. As it is Bri
tain can only support itself for a
short time but most people are opti
mistic and are convinced that the
British fleets can keep the seas opmi j
for imports of food unless Germany
is able to tamper with the source of
supply. However, the increase in the
price of meat will be a very severe
blow to the poor.
Austria (Jets the Hops
YIKNNA, Aug. 0—The government
started a campaign today against the j
people who are taking advantage of
their country’s lighting to raise the \
price of food and many of the con- j
temptible individuals have beer, sent j
to prison. The most severe measures
were found necessary to prevent such
an increase in the price of foodstuffs
as many of the poorer people were al
ready beginning to suffer. The sold
iers raided several offices and hauled
the offenders away to jail without
even telling them what for and no sat
isfaction could be obtained because
martial law prevails and the military
authorities are supreme.
Servians to Invade
LONDON, Aug. 6.—Dispatches
have been received stating that the
Servian army has now been sufficient
ly mobilized and prepared for the in
vasion of Austrian territory. The
army will attempt to cross into Bos
nia. It will be composed of the vet
erans of the Turkish war and is ex
pected to give a good account of itself
in the south while the Austrian main
forces are engaged on the Russian
frontier. The funds of Servia art
supposed to have been supplied by
Great Britain as her finances after
the recent war were sadly shattered.
The little kingdom is said to be boil
ing with patriotic ardor and facing its
great antagonist with the most in
domitable spirit.
In the meantime the Austrian em
pire is alive with soldiers. Two mil
lion men are expected to be under
arms within i» week when the first
great movement against the Russians
will commence. Up to the present
time nothing much has occurred with
the exception of the capture of Bel
grade but the real war cloud is now
descending fast and will soon burst
with a fury.
German Officials Attacked
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 6.—The
German embassy in this city was at
tacked last night by a howling mob
that completely wrecked the building.
The ambassador had departed for
Berlin and the few occupants of the
house succeeded in getting away be
fore injury could be inflicted on them.
The fierce rage of the great mob in
dicates vividly the bitterness of the
feelings which have been aroused by
the war.
VANCOUVER, Aug. 6.—A mob of
i ■
people attacked the building of the
(ierman consulate here last night,
tore down the door but no effort was
made to injure any German in person.
The feeling of Canadians is running
very high.
Two submarine boats which had
been building in Seattle for the gov
ernment of Chile have been purchased
by the Dominion government and will
he used for the protection of the i
western coast from a possible attack
by any ship of the enemy. It is only
loo well known that if a German bat
tleship should come around just now
Vancouver and Victoria would proba
bly be at her mercy. The general
opinion prevailing is, however, tnat
Germany will not bother with this
part of the British possessions.
THE GREATEST
ALASKA MINE
(Continued from Page 1)
than this; Harry says that there is
work enough in sight for more than a
hundred years.
To give an idea of what that mine
is it need only be said that the pit is
1,800 feet long by 50 to 248 feet in
depth. In other words it is a regular
canyon. One flume is live feet wide by
four in depth and Mr. Kllsworth esti
mates the amount of water in use at
2,200 inches. The giant in use in the
main pit is an 8 inch under a 220
pounds pressure.
'The preparations for the operations
next year will, perhaps, cost from
$25,000 to $20,000. There will he
built a saw mill, electric light plant,
a dam, a compressor and other im
provements.
There is another nozzle which is lot
run “wild” in pit No. 0. It works
away without guidance and takes out
momjy all the time. I bo paystreak
runs to that pit.
It "s shown that Paul Buckley and
his partners who originally located
’• »"*ound VM’O working on a false*
bedrock under which the present pay I
has been found. Mr. Buckley was j
with Mr. Kllsworth, by tbe* way, when
they visite'd the property this time*.
’The nay found now is from 20 to a() j
foe*t from top to bottom.
Mr. Kllsworth believes that in a '
short time that section will he the* !
greatest mining country in Alaska.
Much staking has recently been done- j
all over. Kllsworth, Buckley and De- j
gan staked California creek. Paddy
Murray has stakeel Paystreak creek
which is some distance up Glacier
creek from Crow.
Axel Uneigren is piping mi Winner
'•re*e*k off Crow creek and in ten days
took out $240.
You’ll find everything in the Pantry Line >«t
Cooper's Cafe.
Finch’* ejohlcn Wedding Kve at I he Itraneli. i
Try Gelharelt’s genuine Mexican
chiu con came. Brown & Hawkins.
“Quality First”.
Meet me at The Hn nch.
New line fancy candies, box choco
lates and hard candies at Martin’s
Candy Kitchen.
Pure Potato Flour, unexcelled for
puddings, cakes, soups, graines, etc.
Brown & Hawkins. “Quality First”.
ORDINANCE NO. 17
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An Ordinance granting to Uol>ert Ashland
and G. Benj. Poindexter, their successors and
assigns, the right to erect |>o}e» and stretch
wires thereon for Electric Light, Heating, j
Cooking and Power and other purposes in the .
streets, alleys, avenues, highways and other
places of the (it> of Seward. Alaska, to carry i
on the business of selling electricity for ilium- I
mating, heating, cooking, and power, to fix J
the rates to In* charged therefor subject to the .
conditions therein stated and to provide the.
method by which said electric lines, plant,
materials and equipment may hereafter Ik* ac
quired by the City of Scv^ard. And other pur
|h>m*s. ~ „ .. ,
He it Ordained by the Common Council of
the City or Town of Seward, Alaska, as fol
lows : ,
Section 1. That Robert Ashland and G.
Henj. Poindexter, their successors and assigns,
are hereby granted the right, privikge {minor
ity and franchise to locate, erect, place, main
tain and use. in the streets, alleys, avenues,
thoroughfares and public highways, within the
City of Seward, poles and necessary cross
arms, and thereon to fasten and stretch wires
through said streets, alleys, avenues, thor
ought ares and public highways within the C it y
of Seward, for the purpose of thereby trans
mitting, distributing and furnishing to con
sumers electric currents for the production of
electric light,-power, and for any and all oth
er uses to which electric currents can or may
he put.
Section 2. That for the purposes aforesaid
the said Robert Ashland and (J. Benj. Poin
dexter. their successors, assigns, shall have
the right and privilege and franchise to con
nect. disconnect, repair, extend and maintain
all lines, wires, poles, and conduits, and also
are hereby grarted by the said City of Sew
ard the right, authority, and franchise to
place, lay and maintain throughout the City
of Seward wires in underground conduits for
the purpose of transmitting electricity to he
used for power and other purposes, when it is
deemed advisably by said Robert Ashland, G.
Benj. Poindexter, their successors, or assigns
as hereinafter provided.
Section :f. That tin* said poles shall Ik* con
stiucted and erected in a workmanlike man
ner. and painted above ground with two or
more coats of paint, in the discretion of the
council. The color designated by the council, *
and no signs shall in* placed u|kjp the jades
excej.t numbers, which can be idaceel U ero
only u|»on the order of the council, and when
erected in or m*ar a street having a side vj.lk,
they shall r>e placed inside ol Hint a .joining
the outside stringer u|.or which the jd:«nks of
the sidewalks are laid. Said jades to l>e not
less than nine inches squire at the bottom
and not less than eight inches square at the
toj». Said jades to Ik* placed in the ground not
less than four feet deep, and when the streets
of the town are graded or regrades are made
the poles shall he reset to corres|>on i with
each grade nt the expense* of the owner or
owners thereof.
Section 4. That the said wires shall be in
sulated an*! carefully connected and fastened
ho as not to conie in contuct with rny object,
and shall l>e stretched so as not to interior
with the free and unobstructed use of said
streets, alleys, avenues, thoroughfares and
highways for travel. And all wiring shall Is*
•n strict compliance with any ami all rc
ipiirements now existing or my Is* hereafter
made by the Council of the City of Seward
and in case said council shall deem it advisa
ble for the belter protection "I tin town
against fire or any other grod reason to order
any or all wiring previously done changed to
conform to the met Inal or methods adopted by
tin* council. All wiring sh ill •»*.• don-* tin* *t
the direction ami supervision ol ai. inspector
or insaectora Hp|*ointed by the Council or
elected by the city.
Section 5. That whenever i» shall In-come
necessary in lb- erection of said poles or re
placing or resetting them to take up any | <>•
lion of th” sidewalk or div; up tin- ground in
or near the sides and corners if said str* ts,
or alleys, or sidewalks, the said Robert As >•
land and (». Itenj. 1’olndexter, their sucres*.i
or assigns, shall have the right, privilege, au
thority, with iut any further |**rm»l or icet s«*.
under on h reasmnble regulations, stipula
tions, and conditions as may It* provided kv
the Mayor an I ('ity ('ouneil of the (ity of
Seward to take up said sidewalks, dig up sant
streets .alleys, I boron‘shf ares md highways
for the purpose aforesaid, said Robert Ash
land and (I. l<*-nj. Poindexter, their su n s
sors, assigns, shall as poles are erected, with
«iut delay replace said sidewalk in u workman
lire miinner, nml remove from such place,
street or alley all surplus sand, eatth, iiil-bisli
« r other material which may Ik taken up or
• lug up in the construction or erection of >ai*I
po’cs, and shall put said sidewalk, s' reet or
alley in as good condition as it win before it
was taken up, dug up or listurhcd, providing
that tiie Council shall have the power to limit
the time that any str**et or part them f may
be torn up or obstructed by said work.
Section »i. That wherever .any perion has
obtained permission to use any of tin- St nets
of the City for tin- purpos of removing any
building the said Robert Ashland and I’.. It- nj.
Poindexter their successors or assigns, upon
forty-eight hours* notice from such per on.
shall raise or remove any of said wires which
may obstruct the removal of such buildings *<•
as to allow free and unobstructed passage of
same. Such notice shall Ik in writing i*lid
served by any person competent t< Ik- a wit
ue»s in a civil suit for dama.e upon said Rob
ert Ashland and (I. Itenj. Poindexter, their
suc«essora or assigns.
Section 7 That all rights and privileges
jind franchise herein conferred up< n and
-ranted to said Robert Ashland and («. I’.-nj
Poindexter, their successors «>r assigns, shall
continue in force for the period of fifty cm
years from and after the date of ns passa *•
and approval; subject, however, to the condi
tions therein specifically set forth. In case
grantees shall purchase any electric plant or
plants in S'*ward they shall often te tin suin'*
under the terms and conditions of tills fran
chise.
Sj< ti» n S. The voltage delivered to all ctis
omers shall not l#e less than one bundled a’i<*
ten dim. The rates to be charged to con
sumers of eleetrieity for any purpos** under
•bis Ordinance shall be as follows:
Rcshlcnt Mat Rate.
That the candle power hen-in ref *rre i lo
shall Ik- a current equivalent to the ehstNcal
(Uirent rei|iiir*d to run on* sixteen candle
power carbon tiliniont lamp, or any Ian f
any kind or size that uses the same quantity
of electricity or current that a sixteen candle
power carbon filmed lamp will us*’.
I-I* candle j tower light. ...XI.no
2 *o I candle power light...SI "
5 lights Ik candle power $1.7.7
An electric iron n ay b* used by paying 5o
cents |s-r month extra, l»nt no laundry, boat I
it,g hnu*>*. rooming bouse or Itotel shall is en
t it led to this t i ivilege.
Mercantile and Ci*inioerci.«l Meter Rates »*-.•
* I * * •* .
250 kilowatts 7 I-2c o\«*r 25c kilowatts 5c
ki'ow att.
Residence M.-t.-r Rates per kilowatt H*c kilo
watt.
Power. Heating and Cooking Meter Rates,
1 cents kilowatt.
Meters to he furnished the consumer at act
ual cost plus lo i ercepi to take *:;«• i f re
pair work and loss by lire.
A discount of » |K-r»ent from amount »f
nt.y monthly bill Kb. II lie Jtllowed for tin* pay
ment thereof on r liefer** tin- Huh day *f
he month following the rn< nth of consump
tion, where hills are not paid on or liefore tin*
’otii dey of .be month following the mon h
•f consumption, th** said Ruler Ashb • *1 and
t». Itenj. Poindexter. th*ir kuc.o**sth r as
signs. r**s**rv** the right to disconnect the
wires leading front the poles or conduR* of
the said Robert Ashland and (i 'I *nj i’.*in
iexter, their suc'chs.uh <>r assi :•’*•. t » itn
buildings or building, plant or plants of the
consumer refusing or fallinir to i nr the ren
tal hh M l forlli in liie '.tipulafions **f d ,s
franehisp. It in hereby expressly understood
that no eustomei shall Im‘ ui»'en any i ,,r
different rate than the rit* fixed i< to: * I r; I •
chit*. without font xubiiittim such rate to
tfie Common Council of the town of Seward
and ohtaii ini' tin* approval of such lit. by
said <‘i mu i). And a.w ioltlion • th u pro
vinion ehall b u mi- loireapor and nubjeef 'lie
owner or owners of the franchise •»> »• I" n* .
ally of oi.i liinoi.il dollars bne fir tin hr" j
ollense and a pei*ihy of ti • h.n »li 1 doib ia*
f.*r ei>< h ■.*>«» * iine offeiiM .
Serf ion Tfint fie said I’ols rf Ashland .
and Ii. lieiij. Poindexter, lh.ii Munexsors <»r I
.ihmK'Pk, luieby a,'re to f> i nidi t>> lh>* » i• V
.1 Seward for minify ipnl lientin \ imt not foi i
...in •. oi i it r i • s • tirreni I" pe* nop l<> v I
■ th * •*e l»* e(>u» rate elmr-ed to. iniir • ti i <• ;
or eoitiMierciai r:< e «m mo forth in thi* fr.io- i
. i.ise : !;e t ny '<» I'liritinii all tiieii fi\:ni.
Sii'ion l«t. 'hi Cit> lull I ll:e n h t»
1 pin. ar.d loa'Mtain .si , lor fire alarm * v*
i.o hi •).! pot « . if ho i * bar «.
Section IS. I fait if the said ItoberS . >■
I.'till aid I!e> j. 1*. *| H e. ICC li.eit VKa « x oi
. r . smi ; : h, s mil puipcvdy •nd ii; < • v ;
refiiM-, fail or lie l«,< .<< furnish Ii <>t ■ r
i i»i»i rtnln of I!.e '■ t.y • *f .* ar** i
at.er th. moipie.ion ■! then' i •.»i <‘1.
x i;r willii'.’r lo pay In rat* i *•«'» o pv
s ritH-u. If., ii this fr.iiihi •• sail! l< \ il.
Set < ion I", f «■' 'i> * i .* «.' las a a Ii I • i i
pt.M .1 %,p. i. i«;e r. if eir < *.. - i
s.iioi.M or upon flair p,..o ity I «i tl.*
p : ion of ih> Hail s ti x. ; .. il. >
..i ow..>m or olio I pnidi* plans. otto-r tin.a
her* in '»>• if'**d, >nd tt « r« uli.r uve* or 1
eii.se iioi KH' d for tin* ei;y, and territory p ir
! pown.
See)i n Id. In consideration *.f i.* i; n•
' in , of tin risdits amt p* i • • *> e* h< n ii
' tamed, the irrantees. li'.eir sucre *>n *r as
xie.iiM, shall pay annually t*» ila- * ny *1
' .nd. after tin expiration tl the tirsf h >* n
I r »m tin* ilali* <m in«* rnmint ri(vn« n: »•
Mipply of curreii hereunder, Mm* 1*1. *\\»f«
J moiled percent a. e of the ■ t »ss rect i| s i i!
i i. ed from ifie o|« ration m ti <11 plant ;..m oi*
1 trihut ion and sale o| «•'» * ti. cut rent for ■ •
inirpoH s within the incorporated limi oi
j City of Seward and not eft Alien , io-v.i :
for the first period •>! !t n years alter ! h<
1 expiration of said hr*, live (.•) year', on
1 (Ii per cent; for tin* secoiul peri >d <1 ten
years after said lirst fi\i t •»» years per** d, tin
■ sum ol one and one-halt tl I*-) l« *' • ••'.: ,
' iimi for tin* rernainini period »d 1 * < i ' y-t>. •
l J, | years thereafter ill s'rn of two *J» per
cent.
The smut* to he paid mi the l**th day ot
.1 amiary succecdintr the termination of e'.ci
mid every y< ar afo-r said If period of iv<
(.,) years Any accredited *»l! • * * or r« * •'
sen’a' ive of the t ity ot >, v. ml, ut >n dt m. a
l shall have the ri-.rht to evamine tne * *•** •*■ !’
j p*-rs mid other evi-U n-e in po.-s. <.*.>n '*1 *- ••
j n'ran’ees, their successors or as.-ici-.s, or ft*
1 purpose* of as ertaio.n tie- true am * i.t *»t
the cross ret t ipis ot any y • ir
Section It. The ft > of Stwari r.-serv* h
i and siiall have the ri lit. at any tine after
the twentieth t-"» year, aa.i mi each ..ml
■ every seem d y. ar Inert aliir iron . t »!•-.'•
| . iter the plant is plat I in opera i<>n ami tie
I Ps!rilmtion ami sal*- of elec'ri*- turn rit r.
ins, to ,*a t|iiir*‘ hy p-1r» im.- -, .11 1.1- < i -
plant, distributin'- lines nu-u-;i;.l am1 • .oi
| mi i.i and alt o'her pr«*i***rt> •>: tie- - i mi • •
i ,>r t in i r ruet tss>rs or assiiis, i * niii*1 »• - *r
iiit* mantifai t'ire anil 11i-» ri but inn ot I* ri.
. t urreni <*r oth.-rv. is* for the i-;rp* s - i-.i
named. Kvideme >•* the in'er.i <■ <■ er« is •
such reserved r i - ■ i * * siiall I* > i\* n in an iti
i.v t|. piopt• i mi'ct-rs of tin* *-ir> i * ta* t i-in
let s or their successors or io.-i.-n- te»i h-ss
'lain one year in advame of in.: purchase,
itiitn three t::t month lr<*n tie* its it* »l s
j . .. i.i ot in t in t board of apt rai r-* to <i—
I ter.nine the valut of said plant am! property
..hall he appointed, which h-»ar<i fhali ton-ist
ol three < I persons, one «l .a- ti t-h'tll I**
; ..ppoiitu-d hy tin* i ny. one hy .ii* • ran.* .
; their sutcissots or assigns, and the third sfaP
Ik- selected ly ti.e two so nameil, ami in tits
t appraiser at pointed ty tin- i.oldtis <>i it
frant fist* ami tin- t » e appointed l> t* »- t >wn
at ht ward siiall fail to :i - * i. t* tipop. rit *! ir.l
::ppr tist-r within thirty days niter ' r at
, iop n : :!u-r pa ty may apply to h
.Imlee of the Ihs'ti*-. fourt. ** appei: ' - ti i
third at'pra s* r and he iiidl have tin p in r :*<
appoint said third appraiser, and in <*»*«•
owners of this franchise si all fal; or r< i
!'i appoint nn appraiser an herein provided i.
Jud e of ttie l»is rict four* may “
poini such appraiser upon appliri tint *he»«
for l.y the town ol .Seward Such third per
s<>n shall Is* « »holly disinterested person, a
ioh-i.-ile.il of h* ci'y or precinct and «t
» ied rind en-.dneer f er.up.nre and irood r<- *
ptllt*. Tne hoard of apprai** r< SO con: titll" •'
stiaii thdermiiir tin* \.i»ti«* of aii the i»***i»'i
of I he V'n.rdees. ill- * r Sill Cl SSorS Of HM Ir
and I’ r sii.di purpose S.inll l.av. n#.i—s to a1.
• i,i- 11 iik. i. w i.-lords .a evety character, ten
,, | mo it an Ices their assi/rs and of me n. .
nicioality. an I. within *i v <‘>i n.ontf > fr • n
.Ip- -tile ot sueii notice o| intent snail tit. i -
report of s tie v ‘iluh‘ e.n with t tie v
arid wi'h the I'ranle-s, their sic. -ors pi ,
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USE THE PHQHE
ALASKA ELECTRIC COMPANY
5. M. (ilv \l <•’, • President nnd *lcn»* al Manager
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ACCEPT delivery of your new Suit or Overcoat
in November, if you want to, but come in and
select your pattern TODAY; then you'll
Have the Clothes Problem
Off Your Mind
for the season and be assured first pick of Ed. V.
Price & Co.’s handsome line of Autumn and Winter
woolens, the neatest and most distinctive ever offered
in this town : : : : PRICES VERY MODEST
A new and complete line of Dutchess Trousers, the Kind sold with the
absolute guarantee. We pay you 10c for every button that comes off and
$1.00 if they rip.
Special showing of Nettleton and and Walkover Shoes, comprising :t!l
the new lasts, as well as the staple models made for comfort and service.
To make room for our big new line of Fall and Winter Clothing, we
offer, until Saturday, Aug. 8th, the choice of any Hart-Schaffner-Marx Suit
or Overcoat in the house at a 25 per cent discount.
Men’s Neglige Shirts in a variety of colorings and patterns: values to
$5.00 for $1.50 each.
& HAWKINS
----—"Quality First"
Perhaps you’ve drank good whiskey
While passing through this land,
But did you ever (Jrain a glass /
And say “That’s simply grand”?
That’s good old Golden Wedding— i
The soul kiss of the Rye—
And you get it at THE PALACE J
Whenever you are dry.
“Palace *
Jingles^
. There’s everything a man might want
We keep all brands, I think—
l We cater to the thinking man
' Who likes a first-class drink.
I So drop in at THE PALACE
The first time you go by
i And try a glass with Joe and Bill
Of GOLDEN WEDDING RYE.
THE PALACE BAR
Furnished Rooms in Connection
JOE MORRIS^ -BILL DEVINE
Old Crow Bourbon
Bond and Lillard Bourbon
Green River Bourbon
Special Reserve Bourbon
Sunny Brook Bourbon
Sandy McDonald’s Scotch
Old Bushmill’s Bure Malt Irish
Golden Wedding Rye
Guckenheinier Rye
Monogram live
Pebbleford Rye
Cream Rye
“00” Octava Scotch
John Dewar’s Extra Special White
Label Scotch