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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
Boston Wool NIarkct.

Boston. April 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin of Boston will say of the
wool market Saturday.
Interest in the market is becoming
stronger and q fair aggregate of wool
is selling while several large lines of
domestic stock have failed to move as
Il result of a difference of one-half
to one cent a pound between buyer
and seller. -
Staple Oregon is in particular re-
quest and it is understood that the
entire remaining supply could be sold
# dealers were disposed to grant con-
cessions.
Clothing territory is moving stead
ilv with fine to fine medium selling at
60 to 64c- \ fairly large movement in
quarter blood fleeces is reported at
soc for Ohio and 1T 29c for Michigan
Ohio washed Delainc is selling az 36c
with 35c rejected while transfers Of
unWashed Delaine are taking place
at 2G 70 PIC Cross breds ana Mcri-
nos are selling in moderate volume
hut at firm prices, the low prices on
domestic woods being responsible for
buyers almost exclusive in the Amcrt-
can woods.
It is believed that the market is
about to experience a revival of ac-
tivity that win clean mp unsold sup
plies, but owing TO the outlook for
continued high values i'm the west and
abroad. dealers are not disposed 10
grant further concessions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16

Chicago, April 15.-Wheat prices
were erratic today but the market
closed firm at a slight advance. Corn
and oats kept within narrower limits
while provisions dragged, pork being
especially weak.
Final figures for the more distant
wheat options were;
July a shade up at $1.03 and Sep
tembcr 2sc up at Sl.O0A mSl.o0 7s
The futures in corn closed general
~ steady with May hcW iic off 1T
5Slac.
The oats close was steady with May
n shade Off at 427s m45c.
IN provisions the close was weak all
round, with pork off from 1fE to
22lec. and ribs down 7l2c to Zoe.
Final figures on MAY products were:
Pork. $2l.97i2: lard, $12.72l2; ribs,
Sl2h2La
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Kansas CITY. April 15.-Cattlc -
Rcceipts, 1000. including 100 south
rms market strong. Native steers.
$3.50 a $S.25: southern steers, S5.55
n $500. southern COWS. $3.50 a
$5.75; native cows. and heifers. $500
mS7.50: stockers and feeders. $3.50
q $3.50; bulls, $500 a $G.00; calves.
S3.75 a $500: western steers, S5.75
a SIS. 90; western eoWs. S4.00 a $6.25.
Hogs - Receipts, 5000; market
weak. Bulk of sales. $500 q $3.50;
heavy. $3.50 a $9.95; packers and
butchers. S9.70 a $3.50. light. $40
a $3.50; pigs. sS.75 a $9.25.
Sheep - Receipts, 5000. market
weak. Muttons, $3.50 a $500;
lambs. $s.25 n 1915: fed western
ana yearlings. 500 a s9.10;
red western ewes. $3.50 q $S25.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Small Holding Claim No. 1869.
0f30SG, Not Coal Land.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

i)eDllllntn OF inc interior.
United States Land office,
Santa Re, New Mexico.
April 1S, 1910.
Notice is hereby given tina the fol
1owing-named claimant has filed no.
tice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim under
sections 10 and II of tie act or March
3. 1891 (2G Stats. S54), as amended
by the act of February "a, 1893 on
Stats, 400. aud that said proof viii
be made before A. +. Walker, Probate
clerk. at Albuquerque. y w.. on June
z. 1910. VIZ: Dionicio Gonzales, Of casa
Salazar. N. NJ. for the tract in secs %
q SO, n. Is ~. Il. 3 w. y. NJ. =. A.,
Of ll0.G9 A..
He names The following Witnesses
to prove his actual continuous adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
years ext preceding the survey Of
the township, viz. Cosme Lopez, Ig-
nacio Jartmillo, Antonio NJ. Geriego.
Jose Lopes. al of Casa Salazar, n. NJ.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance Of said proof,
who knows OF any substantial rea-
son under the laws ana regulations
of the Interior Department why such
proof should not be allowed viii be
given am opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to ross
examine the witnesses of said claim
ant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal
Of that submitted by claimant.
MANUEL r. OTERO, Register.
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Chicago livestock.

Chicago. April 15.-Catte ~ Re
ceipls. 1000; market strong. Bcevcs,
$500 a $3.50: Texas steers, $4.SOm
S6.35; western steers, $500 S6.S5i
stockers and feeders, $3.50 a $500;
COWS ana heifers, $2.75 a $7.25;
calves. $500 a $3.50.
Hogs - Receipts. 10000; market
BE higher. Light, S9.75 a $1O.15;
mixed. S9.75 a. SOLO; heavy, S9.75
a SOLO; rough, $S.75 n $9.S5;
good to choice, heavy, $685. a 5000.
bulk of sales. $9.95 a Sl0.05.
Sheep - Receipts, 10000; market
to Toe lower. Native, $3.50 a
$3.50; western, $500 a $50; year
lings. SIPS a SS.30; lambs, native,
S7.75 n $9.75; western. $500 a
$1,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
AUCTION!

April IS, at 2 P, M,
! will sell at auction a Broom
and lot, with furniture Of
same, at ZIP East Grand ave-
nue. lot AZ feet 4 inches by $50
feet a chance to buy a well
small home cheap,
leaving city.
j. M, S0LLIE, Auctioneer,
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FOR Miscellaneous

CALIFORNIA beer seed Cor mothor)
mOinsscs and water make splendid
non-intoxicant drink: soud 25 cents
for starter. l.. "A. Minter. Corsicanu.
Texas.
FOR SALE-Good REQ Bun-ahout,
in fine condition. Price very reason
able. Apply "Dods)ns."
FOR SALE Ponies, buegics, harness
ana furniture cheap if sold at once.
at 1924 S. Walter.
FOR SALE amu OUTFIT, wagon and
team ana harness. $40 g.. Broad
way.
FOR ShLll-Onc almost new drop
head Singer sowing machine, one
Victor talking machine, one foldiug
bod. chnnn. CllI N 19n S Arnn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-Poslton ny lady book
keeper; experienced; can use type
writer. Al references, Address Book
keeper. car Journal
active, reliable man, thoroughly fa-
miiiar with city, have other collec-
tons; win contract by day or month
Address IL. II. r.. care Morning jour
,,DI
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MISCELLANEOUS


SEND 10 CENTS silver for sample
copy Of Mexico Today Magazine
Address Mexico Today Magazine,
Apartado Q Bis, Mexico y. i.
HOME PORTRAITS, anything in line
photographs, any size. Kodak SUPP
plies. Phone $50 Krclgcr, 1l9 central
upstairs.
her way to california VIII take on
pills for two months. Mrs. A. Joullin,
Westminster Apartments.
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe

W-NNTED-Girl for general mousse
work: good cook. Apply mornings
or evenings. castle %lluning
WANTED-Girl for general house.
Mork. ApnlN I2a Sonth High sire I.
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AND
COMMERCE
wall street.

New York. April 15.-operations
FIJI, the rise in stocks encountered
some obstacles today which caused Il
hesitating and Irregular movement.
INC causes of the markets action
we're largely technical and actual
news still PLAYED small part in the
dealings.
The advance in prices this week has
resulted in attractive profits for those
Who held stocks from the beginning
consequently when those who are
fostering the rise bid up prices fur
ther AT the outside today there was Il
bic volume of selling orders
an the advance from those DESTROYS
of realizing their profits. The offer
fngs proved heavier than the bulls
cared to accept and prices ranged
lower. with a subsistence of offerings.
~ Conditions were not against the
rise i'm stocks. The preliminary esti-
mates of the weeks currency move
ment indicated Il large influx OF cash
10 New York from the interior, to
which was to he added the sum of
S2.70T,00 paid out on balance by the
s~uh-treasury owing to the payments
on the monthly pension account. In
spite of the 1000, 900 in gold ship
ned 70 London this week, there is a
probability that the banks will show
n gain Of several millions in cash for
the week. IT was on this account of
this showing that the call loan rate
ran off late in the day.
The declining tendency of prices of
f%oodstuffs is attracting attention in
the financial center, and important
results are expected to flow from this
i'm the interest trade position.
The reduction of the high cost of
81. ta,,I. n t.alfaNa. ana IF th. n,.nA-
est causes Of anxiety in tho economic
situation and the renewal of export
demand for agricultural products
would promise adjustment of the dis
located foreign trade situation.
The announcement by the United
states Steel corporation of 4 coming
advance in wages was of mixed in
fmence on that stock. 1t was taken
rs Il necessary accompaniment of Il
further advance in the dividend rate
and as tending to confirm expectation
IF IN a1Vunap G1netnp ytaglGa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16

New York, April 15-The market
for standard copper WAS cuict but
firmer today with spot and forward
deliveries to the end of July closing
at $l2.70 n $12.S5. London market
somewhat reactionary after "A firm
opening with close easy at 57t, l2s.
Cd for spot and 5Sf. 12s. Cd for flu
lures. Imports OF copper al Atlantic
ports by steamer have been 1890 tons
since April /; exports for h same
period 1850 tons. Local dealers
quot lake copper 1T S12.Sfia MSl5-
e%lectrolvtic at Sl2.75MSl3-0o
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WANTED--Ml Miscellaneous


WANTED-$ 1000 or $4,000 on city
property. good security. Address,
T.. f., care of journal.
-WANTED-Clean cotton rags at The
Journal office.
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81 Ionis Wool.

St. Louis. April l5.-Wool %nnchans-
cd: medium grades combins and
Clothing. 20m 25c; light, fine, lSm
2ic. heavy, fine, la zoe; tub wash
cd. 10 36c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
BUSINESS CHANCES

Sl.25 PER WORD inserts classified
ads IN SO leading papers In the u. S
Send for list. The Dake Advertising
Agency, 427 South Main street, Los
ANGELES. Cal.
EXCLUSIVE livery ana transfer barn
for sale, at Vaughn. N. M. A bar
gain If sold ut once. Wire or write
Eros. lnhnN-
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR RENT-MaNwcll touring car. by
day or hour. Phone 1920. or 81
Cox. Tho plumber
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16

ana casting at s12.62l4 a $l275.
Lead quiet With spot quoted &C S4.35
a S4.45 New York and $4,000 $4.25
East st. Louis. London market un-
changed at 12G. 12s, Sd.
Spelter dun with spot quoted at
s.. 50m $3.50 New York and S5.25m
s5,3719 East st. Louis. London lower
ut 22t. Is, cd.
silver. 5al4c; Mexican dollars, i4c.
II. Louis Spcltcr.
st. Louis. April 15-Lead dun. So
22l spelter, weak, $540MS54 AZ u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS

MONEY To IUNN,
on Furniture. Pianos, Organs. Horses.
and other Chattels. also on Salaries
and Warehouse Receipts, az low as SIC. 90
ana as high as slhN.O0. Loans arc quickly
made ana strictly private. Time -ono month
"a one year given. Goods "a remain in your
possession our rates are reasonable. Cali
ana see US before borrowing. steamship
Tickets 10 and from all parts ~ tive world.
THE HOUSEHOLD loan COMPANY
Rooms ; and I, Grant Bldg.
PRIVATE OFFICES
OPEN EVENINGS
sos I-2 West Central Avenpe
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK


FOR SALE-Micrczone, the great
poultry remedy; to be put IN the
drinking water, csc, soc, and S1.00
per bottle. II. w Fee. 2t2-2l4-916
West Lead avenue, Phone l6.
FOR SALE-Fee's Chick Feed, made
of pure, wholesome grain,
ground bone, etc, only fe per pound;
1t win SAVE your little chickens. +.
w. Fee.
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching from
the finest chickens In town; Rhode
Island Reds and Buff Leghorns. s
cents per egg. J. w. Allen, 1928 NJ.
Eighth 81.
FOR SAIE-Now is the time to
hatch carly chicks; eggs from nne
stock. SIPS and $1.50 per Is q &
Plymouth Rocks, White Legh0rns
and Wyandottes. 219 Granite Ave.
FOR SALE-plymouth Rock eggs. -
cents a setting. sos S. Broadway.
WHITE Plymouth Rocks. standard
quality; heavy layers, Eggs, Is for
$500, delivered in the city. Mail
your orders. II. II Harris 5t0 IS
IsbIfh
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-
FOR SAIE-Good Groom frame
dwelling Tot i3Nlf2 feet. plentr of
out h~ull'tnes' s'tble sheds' '}'s
N--ao co. easy 'etlns htnalN'r 4"
'"'N''"' '' ''
FOR SALE O. modern brick
"o's'' - VS. ''"tN'y'''
FOX NLt-ouhlrnah nome modern
renp ,oF'' Sc owner oVo w.
SoNT Ix1 Nv
1900 asrss selia rnd, most
summer era2ine ain 4hoeo nnsturr.
1000 acres saliA Good ftal-
ing, winter an9 summer Some 'HIl-
'''.' "'1l ,'u'' ''''' ''N' l''l'u-
ooai ,,n+h tn@iaIe ~|nnin~
stream Nd.otns raflraad r.a,y prirc.
A. a unique attractive rroposi-
tion Timber. coal irrigation enter
nr''s' @~sr.o"i,utai ''u" g'u E,,1'r W.
an inahrlduol ar,n enonph for a
strong company.
L. -. PRINCE. santa re.
FOR sAfE-Three-room toni house.
chcap. T.. }. strong, Flfth street,
two blocks nbave Mountain road.
.fa5-Foor LOT. lIiehlands. small
house. S75o. W. T.. Meteatf. SGT
cola ave.
FOR SALE i-room new. modern
brick on easy terms. porterfield
co. PIC w. Gold.
Enp ~ ote ou Iath "a ao.f
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KODAKS

FREE. Films developed free during
April. Phone $50, l19 West cen
fr1f
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FOR SALE

Sf,GOO-f-room brick and Groom
frame, lot 50xi52, Highlands.
close In.
SisOO-S-room. 2-story modern
brick, steam heat, Fourth ward.
close in.
e1OOO-4-room aoope. GOOD stone
foundation. shlngle roof. corner
lot. North ith ST.
$IGOO-f-roOm bungalow, modern,
South Walter st.
81. 100 -t-ruom brick. bath. cleo
trio lights. good outhuildings,
lawn. corner lot, 9TH ward.
Sf,90O-5-room frame, bath, 5.
broadway, close in. easy terms.
s.. tO0-5-room modern frame cot
tasc. cellar. good outhuildings.
graded street. Hishlands, close
i'm.
$4,000 -1-r0or1 modern brick. hot
water heit. lawn. shade trees.
Fourth ward, close ina.
Several good pieces OF business
property Lois and houses IL al
parts 81 TIA city Ranches and
suburban homes
Money to Loan
a. FLEISCHER
Heal estate Fire Insurance.
xizss ;. second So. Pkone s7f
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Total sales for the day. 520.l0o
shares.
Bonds were heavy The total sales,
par value. were Ss.l91.oO0.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
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STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos, household goods.
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates. Advances made. Phone $40
The Security Warehouse and Improve
ment Co. Offices, rooms and 4.
Grant Block, Third street and Cen
traI aVenun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16

FOR SALE room modern brick
house. 110 West Marquette
FOR SNLE-Suhurpa nome, modern
improvements, see owner. SOC W.
Central.
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HEART ,,D,.
HOME TALKS
BY Barbara Boyd

l The HaniB method applied to suits.
colds Tt0 akotnose things
about witch, ioidipIiNdlchife woman
shnls) i strhdiiwtJfmdkh up her mind
-WillYbclp wondeflnlINs She Will after
awhile. have Nelaequircdt the habit OF
1ecislon;and'Ho oupflier way . nappy
NUniaInr y W Nt Np. 4
Thelhabi Of indiclsinn Ii Que 10 be
corrected at an tasis- Il throws 4
hohsebolg into iiHordef and KEEPS IL
ihere " gers on thr temper of the
IntsbAnd ana Keeps the childeah IN
constaht confusion 1t is flInous ta
bllslHessaiIalrS II Il apt TO spoil
friendships II seems a little thing
but A isone Of those things that II
4 constant annoyance. AND few
things work more damage than these
llstle natlless annoNances mud irrita.
tons 4r aYlWll s
II parents see such a habit develop
Ing in 4 child theyeShehlo rut forth
their best efforts 10 correct 1t. Deci-
sion of character IS one OF the i'm.
portant traits for the girl or boy to
possess Children shonld be trained
to see clearly and quickly all sides
Of a question and TO tdopt unhesitat.
ingly that upon which right rests.
After all, IL Is q matter or reason.
ing and iudgiEgl The woman who Is
undecided does neither of these
;hng% Her mind runs Ilnpulsiyeiy
illst IN one direction, then fl another
she has nothing solid TO lay hold
upon, She feels vaguely she ought to
have and this jsi The cause Of her con.
Iuslous pa y iltiic M
Az any rate, the plan ef elimination
helpS. Aal any little help IL d reliei
70 this distressed state Of mind
s' BARBARA BOYD.
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8tAAlO4gA pQt- eyeryy,w QWan .Wihsa rs
Undecided desiFee TO fpend thoqftnrei
nalAh ". roTheae Jreali7e Aow much
bdtheg III nothing Worsea iuaeciaimr
.hiJnhtlpto. Nteol And theE long with
aik thejr iheari iaWl ml9d 10 ridithem
selseSpl ths undesirable tIFnt iilp Y
But with AL their efforts, tlle' weary
struggle goes on They nepert can
make np their minds what sort Of
dress IDey want, what bat is the most
beeomlg, whether they should 70 TO
THIS, A,or that shnW. Even ~ the small
.est details The mental struggle is kept
up They eXhaust themselves trying
W leflder or IN, Trying 70 stick to a
decision once Il ~ made. They cxasi
porate everybody WHO has anything to
10 with them by their changeable-
hess
a method that helps says one who
has tried II. Is elimination. II Is
much easier TO decide what yon don't
want than what you do want, says
This member of the irresolnte clan.
Don't try to decide what hat you
want at the milliner's This Is the
rock upon which the indeclsiye wo-
man falls PROSTATE. But begin by de-
ciding which ones YOU do not want,
A glance will show you a number OF
them which you positively would not
own Jlnder. any consideration Keep
on eliminating, and you'll arrive at
the one youdo want.4and be perfectly
satisfied with ID as wellq There'll be
40 wondernss ifSit wouldn't have
been hettersif you had taken some
nahcr,or lonainss inm different style
The undesirable features of the ones
you have reiected irwill stand out in
memory and the one sou have taken
'Temain the only one. entirely salts
/. L. cIIl... -.l-- u. - l
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sign. manufacture. and marketing Of
%sf
\ Did you eyeristop so think what IL
the most valuable 1usadt any mnn
las in his business?
II Is his own personal ability.
When The head of the horse is dis.
abled from illness or accident. in
come decreases, and expenses IN.
crease from doctor bills, medicine,
nurses, and appliances, "A contract
with 4 good insurance compang may
De l1ad guaranteeing the income In
ease of Illness or accident Better
look into itss, tgi
lts n factpthat opehnf the worry
fld trouble and fussing we hayas4ver
our business affairs IL wasted energy
and leads to brain fag, broken lhelth.
shattered nerves, cocktdii8, and III.
lorce courts M sW
Hustle like all posgessed, and then
when you have done all fhal s 81
ycllr power sit down and grin.
-
ih'lt ~ many n min VINO fg iiN'
ing under ile impression thar 0ppor
lnnify, OF which John j Ingalls, wrote
his soiilstlrring poem. Is going .iiout
tie country disguised as a bobaaled
lMsll, a tip on The races, or bundle
ol shares Of mining stock IN q tnine
OF the type of that Mari. Twain had
In mind when he wro-e: :'l''A gold
mine Is a hole In the gronnd owned
by n liar5
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NEW YORK CONGRESSIONAL

New YORK, Nov. S-George II. Nal
Try. 2Gth New York congressional dls-
trict. elected.
Luther W Mott, Republican. 2Sth
New York congressiona: district,
elected
Cyrus Durey, Republican. 2flh New
York congressional district, elected.
James s. simmons. Republican
34th New York congressional district
elected.
Serene Il, Payne, Republican. 3ist
New York congressional district,
elected
John w. Dwight, Republican. 30 q
New YORK congressional district
elected
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The Business Doctor

By Roe FuIkerson

The fault is not in the artistic ex-
.cellence Of your display" said the
business Doctor, but In the clarac.
\ TOR Of the tpnds which constitute. e.
You have lost sight OF one fact aill
that Is that. the average American
will buy anything OF earth which
strikes his fancy, provided he can
pay for it Out of the loose Ahauge in
his pocket
In the displays a your counters.
in your shoS casesA on tlse tables
scattered arohpd youA store, and in
yourAhDw, windows. this fact shonld
be boM in mind Put out the little
Eihings Mhere they win catqi the eye
andpnt a price tag on them Liter
ally thousands of dollars are picked
ilp by The department stores all eyer
the country by this method. ana II
Is good business,
'When woman STARTS out 70 buy
q suit, q carpet, q piece OF flnnlture,
or any other article OF merchandise
which runs into Il number Of dollars.
che is going TO look around. She
doesn't buy In the FIRST store, but IN
her search for that article she will
pick up from the counters and show
cases Of the stores through which she
searches half a dozen little things
Which she had no Thought of bnying
when she came down town: provided.
lnlways, these Things are tastefnlly
and conveniently arranged on your
tables and counters. and In youi
show cases.
The price tag Is another essential
There - not one man in a thousand
WHO can tell moulded eelluloid ele,
phant which sells for rs cents from
Japanese ivory carved one which
sells for SIS, while II Is in your show
case The public does not ike TO
have to ask the price of an article,
IL there Is liable to be that differ
ence in H. No person likes 10 be
called cheap. and this absence OF
a price tag Is liable 70 make them
feel that they are, and the conse-
euence is that they do not ask or
buy,
There are half 4 dozen smai. coins
In every purse when are yours II
you will use THIS method Of going af-
ter them. Put back tne hiefl-priced
STUFF for WHICH !. people will ask and
shove out the little trinkefs which
10 person needs. hut which every per
son will buy on the impulse OF the
moment. i.t,s..
'1gere neyer was, time IN the his
tory of the, world wle. the dear pub
lie was spending as mlch money as
right now, and II yur ure moi getting
your share, it is your own fault
Here's rniture ad, said by a lot
Of experts - be perfection IN word
ing "The eyhcw case Is rested
finally, not Upon Mayhew salesman.
ship, or upon Mayhew advertising, al
good as we want these TO oe-but IN
on Mayhew firniiure-tiie product OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-09
Announcement.
RATLEDGE SYSTEM OF CHIR0PRACTIC SCHOOLS

IA now enrolling students for tho
third consecutive year Ia Guthrie. the
school has had steady growth since
opening here Sept, 1908, this growth
can be attributed 10 merit only, for there
has been no extensive. Advertising. bur
IsESE |.|i.HFJ H,. 5'sS. ~ s.ss$. a;"SsSa.
hpeeial efforts to advance The siiidtnt
Individuality if4reby making Il possible
90 equip theIu Aifh such thorough khowl-
edBe pf tie fckuce VI Chiroprnttic hat
they are, naklnn GOOD TO man. both 10
rrshlts aitd tfnancially
chir0practic "a the Science OF the
Age The Chir0practdr "'rhe Man of The
Hour
II yau want o profession that has The
grea'eat preaent and future puaslnilitlps
|Vf anything before thn pnhllc to-day. tns
roll al once ana be pne of the many Who
are coming moro and more 10 demupi
each day,
IN the near future, The science of chii.
ropractlc VIII replace, very largely Nil
other methods nf combating Diseases w
the human body why Iircause nr th,.
efficlrneg. accuracy and never lhiiing w.
suits obtained hy Chlropractic Adjust,
menta in short romnvng pressure fnn
nerves which " tl,r ,,ilpe % Oh acf ceut
of AL disease