Wednesday, April 29, 1914
THE SEVILLE G
NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
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BOUT
MEXICAN REPUBLIC
Pick a- Choice
High Art Suit
We can fit you up in a few
minutes with something as
stylish as possible, and in any
of six or eight correct shapes,
at no large expense.
At $15, to $18 good ones that
will preserve their excellent
shape until worn out and the
end comes late with High Arts
because they are built to Wear,
hence to create a demand for
High Arts always.
At $20 to $30 you get prac
tically what your excellent
tailor must charge $35 to $45
for and you get a superb fit
in a few minutes without hav
ing to call several times with
an alteration and then a re-alteration.
.
Boys' Suits, Boys' Suits,
Boys' Suits, Boys' Puits, and
then some more Boys' Suits
in excellent fabrics.
Remember our Superb
stock of Straw Huts,
and that we sell them
under market prices.
Hr Redwood & Co.
SIDP CATARRH !
Use Hyomei You Breathe It
L'nlss properly treated this disease
often leads to a serious if not fatal
allmen. It Is needless to allow ca
tarrh to ruin your health use Hyomei
it is certainly effective relief for ca
tarrh Ills. It's the direct -to-the-spot
treatment. You breathe it no stom
ach dosing. No household should be
without Hyomei. It not only gives
quick and lasting benefit in cases of
catarrh but is one of the surest and
moat pleasant treatments for head
colds, sniffles, or croup of children.
Hyomei is a combination of antisep
tic oils you breathe it using a small
inhaler. The air laden with health
restoring Hyomei soothes, heals and
vitalizes the sore, raw and inflamed
membrane of the breathing organs
almost Immediately. There is no other
remedy that benefits so surely or so
iiulckly. Money refunded by Smith's
drug store If you are not satisfied.
Do not be without Hyomei another
day. Druggists everywhere sell It.
Get the complete outfit $1.00 size
this contains the- Inhaler and bottle
of liquid.
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SOME FACTS A
Area About One-Fourth That
of United States Popu
lation 16,000,000.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
North Carolina -League.
At Raleigh 1; Ashevilje 3.
At Charlotte 11; Greensboro B.
At Winston-Salem 2; Durham 4.
National League.
At Brooklyn-Philadelphia, rain.
At Boston 1; New York 3.
At Chicago 2; Pittsburgh 5.
At Cincinnati 6; St. Louis 1.
American League.
At St. Louis-Clevelan 1, wet field.
At New York-Boston, rain.
At Philadelphia 2; Washington t.
At Detroit 4; Chicago 1.
Southern League.
At Atlanta 'll; Memphis 7.
and St. Paul's, "Olympian" are only a At New Orleans t; Montgomery
few of the many other features. !( i o innings).
Tickets will go on' sttle tomorrow j At Mobile 5; Birmingham 3.
mornlnc ut Allison's. Prices -35'and 50 1 At ChattaHOOfa 4; Nashville 0.
Cents.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.
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FRIDAY, MAY 1,
Matinee and Night, K
Lyman H. Howe's Picture
I ft ft ft ft ft' ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft K
Lyman II. Howe's Pictures.
"here has been no greater exhlbi-
of endurance and sheer nerve in
history of the world than Uncle
i's tight with the force of nature
n "on the line" otherwise better
known, as the. Panama cartkl. ft Is this
kremendous conflict waged by an
rmy of 60,000 souls and mighty ma
rines doing work with, almost nu-
nan precision wnicn win vr, reyru-
luced by Lyman II. Howe .at the Au-
ttnrlnm next Kriduv evening. The
Is in reality an astounding
loving living pictorial review of
a supremely organized anq in-
lligent, effort scored a marvelous trl-
iph over difficulties. As sucn it ap-
ils powerfully to all mankind1 put
LrtlcUjurly so to the victors to us
Americans, and in order to rorm an
equate conception of h.ow this
1,000.000 vlctorVM WBH. rv
nerican should taks advantage oi
opportunity Mr. Hnafe offers.
lYellowstone park thatvaet arena
lived by nature in the Heart of tne
ocky mountains where numerous
, .
ORDER RECEIVED
rayettovllle Military Company Ord-
oretl to Assemble For Service
At Once.
Special' to The Gazette-News.
FayettevlUe, April 29. Captain Al.
ton G. Murohlson, commander of com
pany F, seaona regiment, ts. u. n, j,,
received a telegram trom-colonel koo
.man Sjrtiday notitylrig him td assemble
his company and' hold if In readiness
tor orders. , Some days since Captain
Murohlson received notice from Colo
nel Hodman that he had offered- the
services of the regiment, and Captain
Murchlson replied that lie was ready
to march on orders.
, Captain Murchlson brought a bride
to Vaycttevflle but a week ago: never
theless, he Is ready to respond to his
country's call, and Is engaged In re
crulting his ranks. This seems to bp
no difficult task', however, as volun
teers are numerous.
Americun Association.
At Milwaukee 3; Cleveland 2. (10
innings
At Kansas City 6; Columbus 4. (13
inings).
At Minneapolis-Indianapolis, wet
grounds.
' At St. Paul-Louisville, wet field.
International League.
At .Jersey City 4; Toronto 1.
At Newark 1; Montreal 1. (15 in
nings, darkness).
At Baltimore 2; Rochester It.
At Providence 0; Buffalo 3.
AJwsyji beara
Signature of
Iysers are the contending raIajl.ltora.
is another big feature to be pre- ,
Inted. The film shows strange forces
nature moj-e furiously actlee than
hywhere else on earth. The scenes
re of such a volcanic nature that tne
hand of fire seems to lurk every
where, and as such they convey tne
lal "atmosphere" of a region where
Ire and water nave strnggien ior
kpremacy for the countless centuries.
lick- the views change Instantly to
ride through, under and oVef'the
flothard mountains between Italy
Id Switzerland, and tak.- spectators
tst magnificent mountain srenery
id giant peaks, through rugged
fags, and to quaint Swiss villages.
(Sin lh scenes chnnge this time
the Paris son showing a splendid
llecllon of animals at close range.
Ime of them very little known, sueh
the rhea or South American of
ten, the alpkcn. the African mouf-
rn and the acrobatic tamanda. Then
Ime lively fishing scenes In British
tilumbla and equally vlvsclous views'
tunny fishing nesr Palermo. A I
Imble through the ruins of Pompeii.,
Iprodursd .In nature's own colors.
ipsrts vivid tmrtresstons of the
ivoc caused ny the historic ea'in-
pake centuries ago Wood turnlM
decorating clocks at Saint Claude.
upop. lympnnnifi oi rr, son a
through the Montana ranyqn
ovw the 'as-ads mountain In
on on Hi, Chicago. Milwaukee,
''Alffcf'',w Riv,r'
ntvw'f'ilch run very slowly nave
Slvra.vs the most mud xt the bottom; so
a solid snttnesK in the cwnstaut course
of a man' life-Is n wlgn of a thick bed
of mud' at the bottom of bis bruin -
Federal League.
At St. Louis-Buffalo, wet field.
At Kansas City 0; Brooklyn 3.
At Chicago Ij Baltimore 1.
At Indianapolis 8; Pittsburgh T .
South Atlantic League.
At Augusta 7-0; Charleston 10-3.
(Second game 7 innings).
At Columbus 0; Albany 15.
A! Macon 5: Columbia 7.
At Savannah 4; Jacksonville 3.
Virginia League.
At Petersburg 4; Portsmouth 2.
At Norfolk 7: Richmond!.
At Roanoke 1; Newport News 2.
CASTORIA
For Intents and Children
In U For Over 30 Years
College naaehnll.
At Washington: Catholic university
1; University of North Carolina 1.
At Lexington, Va.: University of
Georgia 4; Virginia Military Institute
2.
At Ithaca, N. Y. : Dartmouth 10.
'Cornell 0.
At Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard 2,
Bates 1.
EVERY DEMOCRATIC VOTER
Ml" ST PAY HIS POLL TAX OF TWO
DOLLARS BEFORE MAY FIRST, IF
HE WANTS TO VOTE IN THE
RIHARV. REMEMBER THE
ATE, MAY FIRST.
LOUIS M. BOCRXE.
0.od-6t CHAIRMAN.
FRIDAY MAY 1
Think About It
and he ready to act when the time comes. Monday,
Mty 4th is the day when we will open our Hoosier
Kftchen Cabinet Club.
U all
Hoosier
"Whito Beauty"
Aa si HjsX at Lfaaj Af ay Man l
All members of tins club
(limited in this instance
to 60 members will be
given special terms, so
"you can now get a cabinet
and pay for it in such a
way as never to miss the
money, and enjoy the use
of your cabinet while
paying for it
For this sale the manu
facturers are lending us
the services of one of
their best salesmen, to
demonstrate the cabinet
and assist ua in waiting on
the ladies. Come in on
Monday and let us "show
you" whether you are
wanting to buy or not.
Remember the dav and
date, Monday, May 4th.
Washington, April 29. Th follow
ing information concerning Mexico
was given out by the National Geo
praphic society in Washington today:
It is interesting to note that the
area of Mexico is practically as great
as that of the United States between
the Mississippi river and the Atlantic
coast, the Great Lake and the Gulf
of Mexico, varying in altitude from
sea levl to 18,000 feet. Its climate
is affected by these elevations and by
o rnnge of 18 degrees of latitude.
Twelve hundred miles is the dist
ance traversed in passing south from
Juarez, on the northern lioundary,
to the capital, and 900 miles more to
the southern boundary. The Gulf of
Mexico and Carrlbean sea coast line
extends for 1,700 miles, while the Pa
cific ocean and Gulf of California
touch 4,000 miles of Mexican coast.
Prior to 1836, Mexico, as a Span
ish colony, and the United States cov
ered approximately equal rates, but
the Texas secession and the result of
the Mexican war added nearly 1,000,-
000 square miles to our territory, and
the extent of Mexico n"w is less than
one-fourth that of continental United
States. Mexico stJJJ has territorial
expanse equal to the aggreghte of
Austria-Hungary, Germany, France,
Great Bltain and Ireland. The total
area of the renublic, 787.000 Is less
than that of Texas, California. Mon
tana. New Mexico and Arizona com
bined.. The average density of population
of Mexico approximates !0 per
souare mile, the most thickly populat
ed portions, outside of the federal
flistrlct. holng tjie states of Tlaxcala
and Mexico, the former being less
than Delaware In sUe of about the
same density of population, and the
latter being nearly as large ns New
Hampshire, but With more than twice
the number of Inhabitants. The fed
eral district, modeled after the Dis
trict of Columhia, but of ight times
greater area. Is surrondsd by the
state of Mexico, the large population
of the capital.. 4 70.000, materially aid
ing in bringing the average to more
than 1.200 per square mile.
During nearly 300 years subsequent
to the connuest by Cortes, Spain
dominated Mexico. A century ago a
bold effort for freedom was started
which eventually .resulted in the re
public of Mexico of today- More than
half of the first century of Mexican
independence was abortive, one co
terle after another coming Into tem
porary power, and a number of those
acclaimed rulers, after brief regimes,
meeting IgnomlnouR death at the
hands of the people they sought to
govern.
Tho form of sovernmsnt adopted
by Mexico followes In general thai of
the United States, having executive
ludtciul and legislative dlyhjittniT Eaoh
of the 2 7 states Is represented In two
houses of congress, c.umfmkSjd of sen
ators and deputies. Congress holds
two sessions each . year .for limited.
periods. Each state .has. its aovernor
and legislature,' and la . sub-divided
Into districts, or counties, over each
of which a "Jefe politico" Is placed
the districts having subsidiary muni
cipalities with magistrates, presiding I
offclals and councils. The hb-called ! I
autocratic feature of the government
mav be largely due to the tact that
governors hold office with approval of
ii.. nrealdent: that lefe DdllUCOS have
similar relations with th governors, I
and that the oglcers of the munici
palities are generally controlled by
the lefe oolltlcos.
The church and state are inde- II
....... ...... AnvruM nattftnl niu
I.e..... .... B.tu ' .in. - -
laws prohibiting or eataotianing any
religion. Of tils I 6.000,000 ' Inhabit
ants, i w ..-nt ib claim dlrsct descent
from ancient tribes or families which (
are a cepted as the basis of Mexican
history, two-fifths are of mixed na
tive and foreign blood, the remainder
being classed under (he common ap-!
pelatlon of "foreign ' t
The City of Mexico, til miles by-il
rail west of Vera Crus. and T.4B0 feet
altitude, is reached by two routes,
climbing from the hot lands through
difficult mountain passes, one of I
which closely follows the (rail taken
by Cortes In 11. by Osn, Wlnileld I
Scott with American troop In 1947,
and over which, 15 yaera later, the
Invadlnar French troops oasasd It
1. aft.-. nMn, Mlu' OHa.half I
in . .,r'-, ...j... -.j. ...........
of the railroad mileage of the coun
try Is between sea-level and 6,000
Met. and about an equal amount be
tween E.00 and 10.000 fset.
Inventor of the Asroplsns.
It would be next to impossible to say
who Invented the aeroplane. Positions
of paramount importance in the art of
flying belong to Professor Samuel P.
Lnngler, M. Ader and Sir Hiram Max
im. They were certainly among the
rat to boost tbe art. Tbe first to
make a heavier than air machine that
actually flew with a man were the
brothers Orvllle aud Wilbur Wright of
Dayton. O. Until the latter port of
190 th Wright brothers were the
only men In the world who could fly.
From 1903 to 1000 tbe Wrights made
100 flights, averaging a mile each, one
flight, that of Oct. B. UtO".. being twenty-four
miles and lasting thirty-eight
minutes. New York American.
OTTIS-CREEN HARDWARE CO.
Hardware Paints and Oila
Phone your wants to 202.
PRESCRIPTIONS
TEA6UE ft OATES
Phones 260-1996
BURTON & HOLT
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Why
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Make Your Own Paint !
YOU WILL SAVE 60 eta. PER GAL.
THIS IS MOW
Buy 4 gals. LIU. SEMI-MIXED BE AL PAINT. X
at $2.10 per gal. - $8.40
And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it - m - 2.10
You then make 7 gala, of pure paint for f. - - $10.50
It's only $1.50 per gal
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gals, of ready-for-use paint in
CANS, you pay $2.10 a gal. or $14.70.
The L If M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT ts rVRE WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and LINSEED OIL. thm -tnwn paint material lor 1 OO for.
Use gL oat el any L.&M. PAINT yea bay. and If not the beat
paint made, return tbe paint and get ALL year money back.
IT YOU READ THE GAZETTE-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND WHAT YOU WANT
MAIL ORDERS SENT
PARCEL POST
PREPAID
STORE OPENS 8:30 a. m.
CLOSE 6 p.m.
SATURDAYS 9 p. m.
r.'vndins bv His Cslers.
The ht oOk mini In I Mroadwiy ;
theater was railed sway fur ton tuln-
utes and bad to leare things In charge
of a greenhorn. Before departing he
explained In detail the prices ot the I
Tsrlous tickets, and ;ka new in in asld
he understood.
No sooner was the notice left alone
insn B wiunnu npinrra u im win-
dew.
"Row much are tbe tickets herer
she inquired
"Well." said the greeabara, rentetn-
herlng bis instructions, toe blue
re K. tbe red oaes are i)J and tbe
yellow oaes are only !. dew Turk
Tribune.
Merel Less Lest
"Oeod for oullllps: leer that;
be enlt drinking he hat ft rich '
McGraw Dry Goods Co.
ONE MARKED PRICE
The Store Popular
OlSlE PLANK
In Our Business Policy
We hunt the country over for extra values, always
giving our patrons the benefit of our experienced buy
ing. We do not deceive ourselves with false imaginary
values, but we know that what we are selling is the very
best in the market. No we do not take any long profits
but confine ourselves to a legitimate gain which will
build up our business on a firm basis, and continue to
make our store the first choice to the Ladies when shop
ping inclined.
A Sale of Silk Dresses at $7.50
Here is a beautiful collection of Silk Dresses whose prices ranged formerly from
$10.00 to $12.50; delightfully becoming models with pretty draperies, flounce and tier
effects. Included in this collection at this price are beautiful Taffetas and Messaline
Dresses, and
at $7.50 they are worth your consideration
I CHILDREN'S DRESSES AT 98c.
We show you children's White Dresses made like mothers with the new tiers, sizes
4 to 16 years, 98c. We say frankly they are positively $1.50 values.
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS AT 98c.
Children's Wash Suits, blouse styles or Sailor Collars. Many popular materials and
patterns, at 98c.
Net guimpes made with high collar or low necks, fine quality of net, some are
trimmed with lace and ruffling, others plain net with boned collars. Priced moder.
ately 25c and 50c.
10c OAUZE KNIT VESTS 5c.
Full bleached, fine ribbed low neck and sleeveless vests run with tape 5c.
NEW TANGO GIRDLES AT 98c.
Middy Blouses in pbain white and white witli different colored trimmings in all
sizes, at 48c.
We are selling a positive $1.50
Gown for 98c
only about four dozen at this writing
you will a'j;rf't with us when you see the
garments.
Pillow Cns-s 4."x.Ti, Special 10c.
Hemmed Sheets, 72x90 35c.
27 in. Palmetto Ratine 17 l-2c
If you an- interested in Kaitine, we call
your special attention to our Palmetto
Ratines, colors of blue, tan. lavender,
white, lijrht blue, brown. This Ratine
is worth and selling at many stores at
85'-; this is a special purchase of ours and
wt gladly give you the benefit. 35c Ratine
at
17 l-2c the Yard
Ladies' every thread pure linen Hand
kerchiefs narrow hem
Special 5c
We ask your inflection of the Ladies'
Handkerchiefs we are selling
3 for JOc
Children's Handkerchiefs
3 for 5c
Children's Fancy Top Sox
Superior quality, with new turn-over
tops special
15c the Pair
Rmlrr Rrnwn Hosiery
Maaetag I'aderwear,
MoOI Psttrm.
McGraw
Dry Goods Co.
Ask to see Use New QUeV
stone Pagan at
50c
Ticket- nt Allison's
Wednesday '
Fhons roar wants to )bl.