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Evening journal., 1908-12-01

when he's broke carries an inrallblc
amulet against feminine criticism.
Remember that I'M The final balance
"a woman is always a woman.
"a carefully prepared toilet and a
modish wardrobe may be indispensable.
yet the real masculine triumph depends
on the strength. nattcry, generosity and
apparent sincerity.
supplement an erect carriage with
am athletic swing to your walk and "A
discreet amount of bluster about youi
prowoss and the woman viii soon have
a gladiator ON pedestal.
"Flattory is like morphine the more
You have the more YOU want and must
have. So be liberal.
Hero worship is as much part OF
woman as corset stays. and the MARTYR
spirit is never deeper than her cpdcr-
mis-
'lho Pastcur treatment may save
YOU from rabies but there is no anti.
toxin in all matcrin medica that Offers
amy relief TO the young man bitten b,
q rcjuvcnated dame whose face is d
panorama of warfare between crowfeei
and cosmetics"
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
One of the
Essentials

Of the happy homes of to-day is a vast
fund of information as TO the best methods
Of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge of the worlds
best products.
Products Of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval Of the
Well-lnformed Of the World not Of indi-
viduals only, but Of the many who have
the happy faculty Of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
One of the products of that class, Of
known component parts. an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and COM
mended by the Well-Informed of the
Worldasa valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well-known Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
MYSTERIES OF
LOVE MAKING
All Women Fall Into -Four
Glasses, Says a Chicago
Author

CHICAGO. Dec. Cupid the Sur
gcon', or what might more definitely
be entitled Practical Loycmakng." is
a book ON the mysteries Of the tendeg
passion just sent forth by Herman Lee
Meaders
He says love is no longer a game OF
chance, but an exact science. You need
nor be handsome. rich or fascinating to
win. All that is required is To assimilate
the rules as YOU would 80 many pink
pills-and she's yours.
BE 1t known. in the first place. that
all women fall into four classes or ut
least Mr.. Meaders says they dO-tho
conceited, the sentimental. the mcrcen-
airy ana the blass. The immediate
thing for one TO do is to decide in which
category his beloved belongs.
Give nattery TO the concelted wo-
man. saws the author. promises Of
eternal fidelity TO the sentimental one.
precious gifts TO tho mercenary and
sensational thrills TO her who is tor
montcd with ennui"
Here arc some of the rules of iove-
making as revised by Mr. Meadcrs. and
some Of the new philosophy and wis.
dom that Eliminates the rules.
III I were allowed 10 give but two
words Of advice they would be patti
cnce' and perseverance.
THE man who never parleys over cab
fare. who never scans the prices ON a
wine list or a menu ana who hiRcrnatcs
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
Habits Of Hollsnd's Queen.

Queen Wilhclmina rises at n. IN. Sum
days and weekdays takes her cau-de-
Cologne bath, and makes haaiy toilet.
She then goes into her writing room,
looks over her letters and takes up the
chief newspapers of her own country
and the capitals OF Europe, the main foa-
lures Of which have been previously
marked by a secretary AZ l231 o'clock
She takes breakfast with her husband
and tho chief members OF her household.
From O'Clock ON she is al home for the
Ministers OF state, with whom She does
not hesitate to engage in lively arguments
II proposal does not please her Dinner
takes place at z sharp and is an elab-
orate affair. Like a true llollander. her
Majesty goes to bed at 1890 every night
Tit-Bits.
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'om and I'm delighted ! protested that
the clothes must date from the first time
ho ever acted the role. aud that even then
they must have been cast-ons. "Fresh
from the costumers to-day" he declared
laughlnglv. 'lt is the silk n would take
perfect type of the perfect tramp ten
years to age suit to look as well as
this. II the lesson will bc Of any use to
You bear IL In mind. You can do anything
with silk under the lights of the the
atre. il IS my intention some day say in
the near future to try an experiment that
makes a stronger appeal Go me The more
I think OF ito paint an my scenery on
silk. But the textile man must help mo
out by hitting upon weave that viii
lend itself to the paint and iircproofng.
II they do not do Il for me they VIII do
Il for somebody somcday"
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
Cut Up Picture Puzzles

The fad Just now for social occasions is the
new Cut Up Picture Puzzles. This is very
fascinating game and is entirely different from
the ordinary games 1t is fascinating for the
older folks as we'll as the young. and as it re-
quires quite a little head work to solve the
puzzle, it will tax the ability OF everyone
The Tg-a-Iig. as it is called, comes in sew
eral sizes and every one is different. There are
the smaller sets, containing Is pieces, that sell
for 25c: the medium ones of 100 pieces that
cost zoe, and the largest size, with so pieces,
that YOU pay SI.oo for. Basement
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
BY THE WAYSIDE


Tho youngsters in this city seem app
narcntly to forget that winter is coming
on. for they arc out with their pockets
full of marbles and may be seen playing
the game for all there IS IN IT,. The gem
eral season for this game is tho first
chance there IS after the snow begins
to disappear IN the early spring. and
Judging from an accounts tho boys are
having double season. The boys, how
ever. are doing no more than nature,
which has produced dandciion blossoms.
A spectator at moving picture show
was startled a few days ago at hearing
a thrcadbare Irish bull seriously used in
"a serious conversation
a couple Of men within hearing were
discussing the lack Of work.
''rhorcs a job down al our shop for
some fellow" remarked one Of the men,
for Jack Smiths gone
"Gone?"
"Gonc?r
'yes he went TO bed the other night
feeling all right. but when he woke up
IA the morning Inc was dead
4 nlne-year-old Jefferson street prod
uct was kent from school for some days
recently by illness. During the time he
helped his mother Ia many ways, and
when tho time TO return TO school came
hc was somewhat anxious to know how
tho errands were to he done without his
help
"Oh." exclaimed the mother. You can
do most Of them after you get back
from school"
The lad was thoughtful for few min-
utes. aud then inquired:
but how about this child labor husi-
ness that We hear so much about,
mothcrs?"
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
Were ReIeased IN 500 RaII.

Bail Ia the sum of $500 each was
offered and accepted yesterday after
noon for the release OF Stephen Visop-
Ski and Tony Matchscwski in con-
ncction with the case OF William Ma
.cosky. who was killed in fist fight
with young Misopski. Matchkewslxi is
held as an accessory 20 the killing OF
Macosky because he urged Viscopsk
by Offering him 81 TO fight with Ma
cosky
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
Settlement Rumm age Sale.

The Peoples Settlement viii hold n
runmagc sale at their building. sSi
Church street. ON Monday, December
Z. fhe profits will be applied to the
general expenses. Those in charge
have sent out number Of letters.
asking for assistance. For this rea-
son large stock than usual is ex-
pcctcd Those desiring TO aid should
send their contributions Go the Settle
ment. or notify II by calling 1868 d.
& A. phone.
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
ersppled With Cable.

A number of spectators witnessed
an exciting contest between a suction
dredge and the old cable i'm the Chris
tiana river, near Third stret bridge.
yesterday. The latter which was an
inch and half thick. for a short time.
declined to be cut. and put a great
sti in on the machinery. An effort
made 10 bring the severed cable TO the
surface was partly successful. Twenty
feet of the material was recovered
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
w. c. II. u. Meetinn.

\ meeting Of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union will be held We'd
nesday afternoon az the home of Mrs
John B. Martin, Ninth and West
streets. Comforts will be made for the
new battleship Delaware and organiza-
ton plans discussed.
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
New church at Lincoln City

LINCOLN CITY. Dec. THE laying
OF the corner stone OF the new Methoc
list Church here will take place neNi
SUNDAY afternoon. Rev. $. n. Pilch-
ard Of Wilmington; Rev. Howard T..
ougg. Of Milford. and Rev. V. e. Ellis
will take part i'm the exercises
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
The Whole Store is in
Holiday Attire

Every department every counter. every
shelf and case is radicating the gay spirit OF
Christmastide All regular stocks here have
been reinforced and great purchases of special
holiday merchandise swell every section 90
overhowing. The store is great Christmas
bazaar filled with gift things both useful and
ornamental.
Your gift problems can be solved here quick
W. pleasantly, satisfactorily and at prices sur
prisingly low
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
IL Repsir a Liahtship.

The contract for repairs TO Lightship
No. 40. of Five Fathom Bank. was
awarded to the Harlan and Hollings-
worth corporation. The work win be
started as soon as possible
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
Lave Cross Cunning Again.
,ecial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

MlLLSBORO. Dec. Among tha
many sportsmen seen ducking on ln~
dian River is Lave Cross, the crack
third baseman. formerly with the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
MANKIND
HOUSEHOLD TOPICS

A Bensonhurst housewife claims that
her family has been immune from serious
colds since the family physician gave the
following prescription: Al the first inti-
nation OF a cold take half toaspoontul
Of baking soda I'm half a glass of water
and repeat the dose every half hour until
four have been taken. Her nelghbor has
a different remedy. AS soon as there Is
the slightest indication of cold she
takes two grains Of quinine in capsule
and repeats the dose until three two
grain capsules have been taken. What
ever the remedy used. IL must be resortcd
/ to at the first stage Of cold or the cold
will run its course. Physicians say that
there is a cold habit and once it is broken
IL is easier to avoid it.
Several things are to he said FOR the
white kitchen apron. First OF an, be-
cause Of its unsightllness when soiled.
there is not the temptation TO wear il
too long before It Is laundered. Il is more
slightly than the gingham apron and II
makes a woman more neat in her habits.
/ as she has TO be careful about dropping
things on IL or rubbing It against sink and
I table edges a mother Of several daught-
ers provides white duck aprons that cover
the girls from neck 10 feet as soon as
they arc old enough to learn the ways Of
the kitchen, and which will keep her
/ apron spotless the longest becomes a RI
valry among them
A stool just high enough TO slip under
/ the kitchen table out OF the way. is a
/ convenience for the housckcepcr or kitch-
/ en- worker In preparing vegetables and
fruits for tho table and IN doing other
work that does not require standing
Some women who do their own ironing
have a stool that suits the ironing board.
and so reduce the labor OF that industry
at least half. The introduction OF self
heating irons. OF which there are many
kinds in housefurnishing departments. is
boon TO the ironer There are irons heat
ed by gasolene. by alcohol, by gas and
by electricity. Some very practical ones
are reversible: while one side is being
used the other side Is heating The jour
ney back and forth across the kitchen to
change the iron is not the least Of the
work and takes no small part OF the time
involved. In the summer the heat from
even a gas stove adds to the workers dis
comfort and fatigue.
4 little real cream in the mashed po-
tatoes and a generous whipping after they
go through tho masher or ricer does Won
ders for them.
For an easily prepared banana salad
remove the skins from the fruit and cut
each in three pieces. Roll the pieces IN
chopped nuts and serve on lettuce leaves
with French dressing.
In place Of the usual tally card at
marty last week a wire bracelet was
furnished TO each Of the guests and every
time a game was won a bead or minia-
ture toy was strung on the wire.
For a piquant tartar sauce 10 serve
with iish add a tcaspoonful each OF olives
capers. green peppers. red peppers and
ghcrilins, all minced fine. and a dash OF
paprika. little minced parsley and
few drops Of onion juice TO stih mayon-
naisc.
Evening journal., 1908-12-01
Ours Are the AriStOcratS
of the Waist FaShiOnabIeS

Our Waists are delightful The styles arc
prettier. more becoming and more varied than
ever before. Truly, Dame Fashion has been
kind to the Waists.
Simplicity is the keynote of most waist
styles Tailor-madc effects will be very fash
ionable this Fall-nct waists in pretty con
ceits and in the new tailored effects-will be
much in evidence.
This is brief OF the waist style news. A
visit to our Waist Department will show
varied and charming expression of these ten
denotes For all the good waist ideas are here
Their agreeaby low prices will not be the least
Of their charm. View them, please; you'll
voice our opinion.
Pretty White and Ecru Net Waists, trimmed
in Val and fancy laces; has the stylish Direc-
toire sleeve; $37s.
White Net Waists, made entirely of hall
inch tucks: with the Directoire sleeve; $500.
Net Wastsin white or colors, S3.75 to $500.
Black Chiffon Taffeta Duchess Satin. Net
and lap Waists the very latest styles $500 to
5000
Challis Waists, white, tailored and embrod-
cred effects S.. 50 to $3.50.
Black Challis and Mohair Waists $T.5o to
$3.50
Black Satine Waists, very neatly made, SI.oo
and SI.2s.
Plaid Madras Waists, SI.2s.
Black and White Checked Flannectte
Second hoor-front.
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Albuquerque, N. M.

to Navajo blankets" 1t has been an
extraordinary offering of the best lines
of Indian goods and curios in the west.
The day the sale opened, the store
was crowded with people They did
very little buying but they looked at
the plainly marked prices on the
goods and found them just the same
as those goods had been marked dur
ing the rush of the Christmas bust
ness. Then the people stopped to
think about the SO Ia per cent off,
from the regular prices. Thinking
seems ia. have brought results for yes
t5erday the store was literally packed
from early morning to late last night
and this time the people brought their
money. Mr. Clarke established a high
water mark for sale Of Navajo blank
cts and everything else in the lines he
carries. mark which il is probable
will not be touched again in Albuqucr-
que for long time to come,
The sale will continue for the rest
of this week and up to Saturday night
ana the management expects that the
record breaking business done yester-
day will continue right up to the end,
for the prices being made are too at
traCtive to resist.
During this week the management
will present beautiful little ''resurrec-
ton plants" to each customer.
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A HOME RECIPE
EVFRYBODYIS
TRYING HERE
Said to Overcome rheumatism
of Years Standing and Is
Easily Prepared and Harm
less to Use.

70 make up enough of the 'Dande-
lion treatment" which is claimed to
be relieving nearly every sufferer who
uses it for backache. kidney complaint,
sore weak bladder and rheWnatIsm;
get from any good prescription phar-
macy one-half ounce Fluid Extract
Dandeliun, one ounce Compound KARI
gon and three ounces Compound syrup
Of Salsaparilla Shake well IN bot
tie and take in teaspOOnful doses af-
ter each meal and again at bedtime.
Those who have tried it claim that
it acts gently but thoroughly on the
kidneys. relieving backache and blad-
der trouble and urinary difficulties all
most instantly Many cases Of rheu-
matism are known TO have been re-
lieved within 4 few days the pain and
swelling diminishing with each dose.
a well known local druggist who is
in a position to know, asserts that this
prescription. wherever il become s
known. always ruins the sale Of the
numerous patent medicine rheumatism
cures, kidney cures etc II Is a
recipe which the majority Of patent
medicine manufacturets. and even Ger
tain physicians dislike to see publish
ed. Few cases indeed, which will fail
to fully WELD to its peculiarly sooth-
ing and healing influence
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with the other branches of the feder-
al government Chief among these
branches is the war department The
military reservations which so far
have been examined and reported up
on are those at West Point, N Y.
Fort Wingate. n NJ, the Rock Island
Arsenal, H., and the Picatnny Arse
nal in New Jersey. At West Point
the forest consists of second growth
hardwoods. and for some time has, in
part, supplied the post with cordwood,
lumber, hurdle poles, tan bark and
other forest products. The forest SER
vice made a working plan for this
forest in 1903, and since then cutting
has been along conservative lines with
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TAFT AND BRYAN IS
WAY WASHINGTON
HAS IT OOPED
Albuquerque Attorney Finds
General Feeling in Capital
That Presidential Candidates
Are ForegonG Conclusion.

The general feeling in Washington
is that the next presidential campaign
will be a lineup between Taft and
Bryan said Attorney II, b. FERGUSON
Yesterday. Mr.. Ferguson returned
yesterday morning on the California
limited from the national capital,
where he appeared before the United
States supreme court as attorney for
the plaintiff in the case Of Crary ct al
versus Dye and Childers, This is the
famous Lincoln county litigation Of
some years standing involving the
sale Of the Compromise mining prop
erty in the White oaks district, valued
at from $4,000 to $4,000 accord
ing to the testimony in the case. At
torney w y. Chiders appeared for the
defendant the case being argued bee
fore the supreme court all day last
Tuesday.
Mr.. FERGUSON who was a former
delegate IN congress from this terri
tory enjoys a wide acquaintance
among the public men at the capital
and while circulating around putting
in an occasional word for statehood
had exceptional opportunities to get a
line on the presidential situation,
"Of course it is recognized that any
thing may happen in 4 few months, ="
said Mr.. Ferguson, but at present.
it is the settled feeling that TAFT is the
logical candidate Of the republicans
and that Bryan viii once again be theI
democratic standard bearer. / receive |
ed the impression, however, that al
quiet and concerted movement is be-I
ing planned in number Of the east |
ern states against Bryans candidacy. |
What it will amount to is problemat- I
cal
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Nj. =. STAMM

unmarked trees are penalized by Il
stumpagp charge Of double the con-
tract price
An brush IS being piled aud burn
ed ANA thus the danger of IRE Is
considerably lcssened The sale was
started dminE the past summer and
II is expected to continue through n
period Of live years with a cut of five
million fcct year Already about
seven million feet has been marked
Tor cutting BIZ q forest officer The
sale Is progressing without friction he-
tween buyer and seller dnd from the
start a forest officer has been COM
tuuously on hand TO look out FOR
tuclo sam
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RESIDENCE SECTION Albuquerque
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a view of pcrpetuating the forest, and
at the same Tint supplying the post
with definite amount Of wood each
year. Similar plans are in prepare
ton for the forests of Rock Island and
Picatlnny Arsenals.
BY far the largest piece OF oo-opera-
tive work in which the service is now
engaged, is that at Fort Wingate, a..
NJ, where, under the supervision Of
forest officers the war department Is
selling % million feet of western yell
low pine. This timber lies I'm the
southeast corner of q reservation Of
1870 square miles, Is inaccessible to
the post. and was consequently offer
cd for sale. The top market price Isl
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being obtained for It. and it is being
cut under a rigid contract according
to forestry principles, Under this
contract no trees under rs inches IA
diameter can be cut except those
which are dead or defective, and those
whose removal Wll benefit the forest,
and no tree can be cut unless mark
cd by a forest officer. Two trees 1G
inches or over In diameter are lcrt|
per acre when needed for seed stumps
must not exceed is inches in height;
and all morchantabIe timber, both
standing ana down, as Indicated by
the forest officer, must be removed
Failure to remove any timber SO in
dicatcd, and the intentional cutting of
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FOREST SERVICE SUPPLIES
WOOD TO THE ARMY POSTS
Fort Wlngatc and Other stations Get
Their supply Through the Opera.
lions of the Forestry Bureau

Washington - c.. Jan lS.-That
Uncle Sam believes thoroughly in the
conservative management of timber
lands is shown by the fact that he IS
practicing forestry on lands other than
those contained in the national for
ests in the west
Besides cooperating with private
owners Of woodland in assisting them
to apply conservative management,
aud with various states in study Of
their forest conditions, the United
States forest service co-operates also
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ADvER T|SE
Every Day in the Year


Just tell the people what
YOU have 10 SELL
Tell them in a clear
forcibIe, enthusiastic man
ner through the columns
of The Morning Journal.
Give them a few facts
and prices each morning,
and before you know It,
you will have the busiest
store in the community
Thousands of progress
i've business men are do
ing It in all parts of the
country, They are making
their business fairly leap
TO the front,
You can do the same,
You should advertise in
The Morning Journal, as It
goes to the people when
their minds are fresh and
easily impressed,
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UNPRECEDENTED IS
THE RUSH FOR
BLANKET


John Lee Clarke, incorporated, sue
cessor to the Benham Indian Trading
company has been doing an aston
ishingly large business during the last
day or two of this week, as a u suit
Of the big SO 1-3 per cent disc unit
sale which has been on in the popular
Indian store since Thursday morning,
When Mr. Clarke began his house
cleaning campaign he went at it on
the basis that he proposed to clean up
everything in the enormous stock; as
his advertising says, from stick pins
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That's mehOdhe way Of settling bill.
Gnu the Grocer butcher the baker check far better than carrying
around money that purpose Then dispute arises about
PAYMENT YOU have check receipt Considered simply
method SyStematng accounts the idea OF depg funds
the bank checking from it. required for your expenses we'll
worth not only consideration but practice Paying your bills by check
dives YOU better business standing your credit shows
there's bank you and debt Think and you'll
soon see the advantages. We welcome such accounts.
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Terrace Addition Is Strictly 1t

H
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BY e is no
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