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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republican county convention
win be- held tomorrow Saturday. Sep.
t"mher 20, a. the opera house IN this
city.
The convention IS called tor the
purpose Of scslecting delegates to the
state convon,ioa which meets sepicm.
her ~ In Las Vegas ana which VIII
nominal" a Republican state ticket
The delegates Co that state convention
VIII Doe representative men Of this
county and they VIII do their pnrt In
selecting good md aolc men for the
state offices
IN" Republican party viii win the
coming election hy the greatest vote
u has ever polled ana the men nomi.
mated 80 Las Vegas are as good as
elected II should therefore. he the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
WANT a DIVORCE WITH.
OUT CHANGE or NAME

De- s'lichiistouod progressive, al
SAM" +" have issued % declaration
"l ialiu and told at great length why
.''N 'AlnN they Wv living Hayina
''N'h up most %. tho Soclalisfic fca.
'dies of the Democratic extremists
program. ther say they want 10 stay
'h me Republican party If Il win
"h'F sci on the Democratic band
wagon IN other words. they want ID
dlNofce from the PARTY bar siill insist
on 'ciaininc the name because i b.
p''ti''I man the othor- Ration
Rance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
TERROR RE|GNS IN
RUSSIA WHERE A
REVOLUTION IS
THREATENING
Government is Taking Extra
ordinary Steps to Prevent
Wave of Assassination bv
Organized Bands.
PROMINENT MEN ARE
IN CONSTANT DANGER

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

HEPt BIICAN CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE OF BERN ALII.IO COUNTY
A. u NOW EXISTS.
Precinct.
Ma. i-I.uis TruIillo, Benisno Anaya.
No 2--inioniO Garcia.
M. 3--i'rdncisco Luccro Mon.
tnNa.
No. t--Santiagu Garcia.
No S--J. u. sanchez, EIi-co G..
Chavez
M O--I,Amon Padilln.
M. 7-Dario Chavez.
Ne. S--Juan Olguin.
No. g--Iolicarpiu ArmIio.
M. iO--I'ilOmeno Mora.
NJ" in. q. chavez,
M. i3--IOm Duran. Julian pcrca.
Jesus Romero.
No II--NichOlas Herrera,
No. 22-Carlos Gricgo.
NJ. 23--NIanucl Gonzales \ Ioney.
M. 9h--'IOsc SrVrdra.
M. 81 Nna-tacio Gutierrez.
M. 35-Mclduiades Chavez
No. I'D. VI. Ferguson. \. o.. wal
kcr, \. u. Siroup George =. kInck,
-. =. ItOscnwnld.
NJ. 2G--iT. .. Reynolds, r. D. law.
Ter W H. Gilienwatcr, ". ". strong,
u. \. Boatrieht
NJ i1ree-IIenry Bramlctt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
MISUNDERSTANDING
ABOUT TRADING
STA N PS

There seems ,o be- many saving va
tionnl Trading stamps who have the
impression that thcy must have a
book of stamps for zach merchant
giving them.
THIS is am error The stamps are
the Same from all merchants and
should Dee put iu ono book aud an
viii apply ON amy one premium YOU
may select
Buy your groceries, dry goods.
hardware and every lin, log bus ut
merchants giving trading stamps. aud
Get % valuable premium Th.y cost
Nuu absolutely uuthjng
National Trading stamp Co. no
South Third street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

lbs request of nay Republican
friends have agreed o. anuuuuu,
myself as candidate rr iudg. o'
tho district court ot the Second judi
n.al district which is composed of lho
counties of Homalill". Mckinley and
SaudoVal
81" +" with th" understanding That
my candidacy viii bc subject o. tho
action of tho Republican DELEGATES Of
~" above mentioned counties in tho
stat, convention
ELFEGO BNCN.
Attprncy-at-L
Albuquerque, y ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

/ gates W.H ho held no the following
. H1m,d places uui viii boz called Co
/ order and presided oyer by the follow
iug named persons september 90.
. l"ll.
Precinct No a.. san Ja-e-t d,l,-
gates; r.J." of voting. house u' E'Isen
R,r.Io 200 b. called 90 order by Eb.
mon Gurulc
Precinct so o.. pI RIO dele.
ra"s, place OF voting house OF T,u-
/ Au-Iu Sol.Hr1. tl b. called o.. order hy
| F,l.cauo sanchez
Precinct So. o., Alameda 90 dp'o-
gu',s place ~ voting hous. Of Fran
cisco Lu,crn 81 Mou'uya; 60 poe called
'a order hv Nlfr'do Saud0,al
Precinct No g. Euu.uas o." Alhu-
lu,ruuo IS d,Ioest.e. rIa., os ,lt.ur.
nous. of s9uii,ro G,r.l, q, h. .4f'.d
90 nra,r ny Pedro Romero
Precinct SO %. unr,las = d.I,-
,,,,.. NO.. .f ,.,.,. nom. a., ,...s
Garcia. second street, ,o 6r called 10
prdcr hv Saf,r.u, crol'ot
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90 D., ,aI"ld 10 order b. : Warrn
Precinct 40 sam Arf.uI, %
ltI,lI.g. IlI.p az voting nlu.. 90"
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1y barIn Gur,rr,z
Precinct SO. \. Los Gr.,,,s o. g.l.
eanf.g. pllcc OF y.tfro homo, az n
VI p,r,n. in Do, .4ii.J T., ,,1.r r.v
David NJ p,rrl.
Precinct y. % p,p.b,g 4, ,,ris.,
= DELEGATES. rl,.. .f ,.,,I,., 49,,
" SaI.8lDr Nrmii.. =, L, ,,It,t a..
order by Diego trmiio
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AId.r,tr. io ur called q, ,ri,r "a,
rr,au NuId.r.ia
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cat,4. pn.. of ,,tir. ..,,.,ll,..,,....
to POI. called q, order b., p.r.I,ro
vaio.
Precinct No 10 Auu,u.r,,,e OF
Delegates Division I. "a d,I,r,t,s
pl,r. az ,,,,rr ,t.gt.,t,,,, CO..,
20 POI. called 90 order hy n T. tttrk,,
Division 4. u d,lae,t,a. pi,,. a., .,,t |
ing prxt,r's real estate ,rr.,.. ~ he |
called 10 order by ID vs. u.Vt.r
Precinct 30 10. Ola AIbug,i,r.yo
~ delegates. place of y,t,uu b,,s. |
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

u Is recommended that IN event
me Same delegates are not elected
delegates 20 the judicial aud lcgisla.
tive district conventions that the same
basis be used In the election of such
district delegates and that such con.
veptions shall be- called and held. after
tho state convention. at such time
and place as may be agreed upon hy
IN" chalrmen os the central commit.
tees Of the several counties cnmpos.
ing the respective districts mention.
ed, or In default OF agreement by said
chairmn, hy a majority o. the dele.
gates elected 10 such district conven.
ton
u Is further recommended that the
Republican county conventions In and
inr tho several counties, for the moan.
nation OF county officers, 10 he held
after the state convention
II O BCRSUM
JOSE ID SENA, Chairman.
secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION

whereas. pursuant 90 the provisions
ui the enabling act and the iesolu.
ton admitting New Mexico into the
s'aJ''huud %. states. the governor OF
NoW Mexico has issued his proclama.
ION ordering am election 20 be- held
ON Tuesday November .. 1871. for
ihc purpose ot erecting the various
congress iou1l state Legislative. iudi.
r'dl ana county officers authorized
Dos ihy constitution heretofore adopt.
'' hN The uoOpl" Of New Mexico.
Sow. therefore. pursuant io and in
rcco'daunc with resolutions adopted
Dos Oh" Republican central committee
of New Mexico in convention assem-.
hlod OF Santa Fe. y NJ on Tuesday.
september %. 1871. call rs hereby
issued tor the holding of the first
Republican state convention ln the
city of la Vegas. y .?t ~ O'Clock
in me .urouoon at Thursday. the gNtb
'nN oi September. \ -. 1911. for tho
purpose of nominating candidates for
hy various congressional and state at.
ices created and authorized hy law.
ana The Republican central commit.
tees nt the various counties OF the
new state. except as otherwise hy This
.nmmittcc ordered. are requested 10
issue calls for the holding. upon suoh
notice aud date a. they may deem ~.
lrdiont. county conventions for the
purpose of "lcctiug delegates 10 satd
state convention, at which the basis
%. representation shall be- ! delegate
Tor each 100. or fraction thereof ot
20 or more. az the votes cast fCr The
Republican candidates for delegate ~
onslc3a n' the election OF 1908. and
dcl'saic at large from each county
nov IN existence; upOn which basis
hr representation a. said state con.
tenlion from the several counties az
Now Mexico shall boz as follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

~ or before O'Clock q m. of said
dH'.
Tho person herein named to can
.h' primary boz each precinct shall bc
lnds" n' such election ana shall act
with tho 'r'''rs. casting th, deciding
Nu'. loo .1s, said toll,rs shall not
Ipr,,
Or there are mo- opposing dolce
gates iHu tc'''rs shall bo chosen by
'h" electors present at thc opening ~
'N" r1I'. n each primary
EDWARD \ MANN.
chairman
D. VI PERCUSSION.
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

kimmol is having 49, hard q time
convincing the woman ho calls moth
80 that hc b. really her aon. nv the
J"urnal-Dcmocrut IS having In irving
{" r"nNino" th" Republican party
that it rs The sovereign peruul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

Even iov riding In cabs failed to
dr"us" m" sovereign pcopu To- a
m'ch sufficient To- make them vote
against tn" Republican tickle, for th.
Glll"uwator gang
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
PEEPUL is PLURAL. BUT
MARY JANE VERY SINGH

Inc MaI'-IaHo announces itself
as 'ne p"opuls' own paper Pecpul
is plural and therofog tine Nj must
represent both Gillrnwator and Me.
pH'Iaoh We are the ueepuI
Ration Rance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
UP IN THE AIR IS
WHERE IT WILL STAV

victory is u th, ain" saws a
Democratic headline Yes ana mar.
Insi ih" trouble with recent Demo.
cratic victories in New Movie, TL,,
have been mp IN thc ain ion several
campaigns past and. more than that.
,n'( are likely go continue alor IA
'hr c'lul"an blue for several cam.
I"'HuS io come. Sucorrp Chienaiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

You think that Woman hls Hu *
..pli"uUE Nudh and generous disc
position.
lupu'suon3hN. replied Miss cav
'nu' 'Suo can read Ju entire cole
umn or .uei,u news clear through
without once smiling rynIU1lN and
wing huwph' Washington star.
If you want stylish horse and
huggy, see w l.. Trimble ii3 North
Second 81 Phone No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
MEMBERS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE WHO INTENDED
LAST MEETING AND REIIS-
ED To ACCEPT JUDGE
MAINS RESIGN NTION.

Prrcnc9.
No i--Imls TruiiiIo. Benigno Nnaya.
No. 3--IranCisco Iuccro \ Monto,n.
No. i-SanIago Garcia.
M. Sd. a. Sanchcl. Elisco q. cha.
ven
M. 5-Dario Chavez
No S-Iuan OiguIn.
NJ. IN q. CHAVEZ
M. i3-Tom Duran.
No. Ii-NicOlns Herrera.
No. 2a--MahucI Gonzales. LnpeA
M. ai--Nnnstaclo Guilcrrcl.
M. 33--Mclquladcs Chavez.
Ma. Ed. VI, Ferguson. \. a.
Stroup George :. Klock.
M. :S--T }. LAWYER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

II must De- expensive Tor ELLEN
water and the county Officers to foot
all the bills for IA. Clearwater cam
pMgu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

WHO paid Tor the Gul,nvatcr cabs
mat were used {" haul th, sovereign
r''pnl to fh" primaries Yesterday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

MfMHI'RS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE VINO ATTENDED,
Ili'I.ENw NTER RtMP
MEETING.
Precinct.
No. = Antonio Garcia.
No. o--I'olicarpio Armijo.
No. i0--iylomcno Mora.
No Ed. :. I,oscnwaid Thy PROXY
h"Id 10y Springcrl, 4. D.. walker.
No i3-jcsus Romero, Julian re.
r'h' thS proxy held by spFlnger.)
Ne. 22-Cari0s Griego.
No s6--w ~. CLEARWATER, u. ~.
Ioatrigln
M. 2s---Iosc Savcdra.
" IarR"--IIenry Brnn,leu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

Ana Harrrman sounded another
opening sun down thcr, in rhuy,y
county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
REPUBLICAN CENTRNL COMMIT
IEE oI BERN hIILLO COUNTY
~ NAMED BN TiIE COUNTY
CONVENTION ~ 1905

Precinct.
Precinct.
NJ, 2-Antonio Garcia.
NJ, 3--IranCisro t.ncrru \ Mnntnya.
NJ. i--Iiugrnlo T.. Barcla. (DcndD
NJ, I'D. u. sanchez, Ilisco 4.
CHAVEZ
M. B--IIamOn Padilla.
Ne. 5--Dario chavez.
No. s-,Iuan Olguin.
NJ. 0.--policarpiO ArmiiO.
NJ. IO-I'ilomcnO Mora.
Ma, ii--ItaiHrl Chavez (Dcad)
M. i3--lOm Duran, Julian pcrcn,
Jesus Romero.
No it,--NiCOlas Herrera.
No 22--Carlos Gricgo.
Ma 23--NIanucl Gonzales InpPI.
No. 2S-,lOsc SaNcdrA
M 3t-Nna~taclo Gutierrez.
NJ. 35-Nclquiades Chavez.
M. I'D. VI. Ferguson. \. O.. Wal
kcr y u. stroup, George :. klock,
u. ;. ROscnwnld
NJ 2G--Ii, y. Reynolds, Y. y. law.
Ter, ". H. CLEARWATER, ", W strong,
" \. Hoatright,
~ Iargt~-Il"nry Bramlctt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

ed
ther with embroidery and hemstched tucks
a
"a 7Qr Petteoat of cambria with
ned with eyelet embroidery
nounce OF eyeet embroidery founce
hemsitched
At Pettcoats of cambria
md beading. - - ~ 49, 49, - ~
hounce
attn top Both have lace on dust rufhe
Pettcoats Of
Vaepc1ennes linen eyelet
embroidery
AZ Petteoats cambria with IS
headed wide embroidery beading
~ "ioe lace embroidery beading ribbon
H~-s v~o bon-run and odered rufhe
blind embroidery with ounce beading
1dious S5Os TO sI5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

Caesar Franck's sonata In major
for piano and violin. played by Miss
Kathleen Trowbridge. pianist, and
Alexander Levey, violinist; group
OF French songs by Mrs. Frederick NJ
Alger. accompanied by Miss Alice
Lydecker; three movements from .
piano suite by Claude Debussy, plsy'
ed by Charles Frederic Morse. Mrs.
Clara KoehlerHeberlein will give All
Introductory talk about the compos
ers represented on the program.
Joseph +. Richards. of Detroit VIII
sail for Europe. Tuesday morning, on
the North German Lloyd steamship
George Washington from New York
TO Brennan.
The Felowcraft club will serve a
table d'hote dinner Monday evening,
for members, friends and guests,
with informal dancing TO follow.
Mrs. and Mrs John IL. Toepel. No.
2SS East Grand-blvd., celebrated their
tifty-seventh wedding anniversary IN
their home, Sunday, with family
gathering Mr.. Toepel is SO years old
and his wife 80 years old They came
&c Detroit in 1916 and are among the
oldest residents of the city. They
have eleven children, twenty-seNen
grand children and FIVE great grand
children. Their sons and daughters
include: Louis. Frederick, Henry,
John, Andrew William, Walter, Her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

VIII eating butter injure thSs com
plexion?-Ignorant.
A.-Q) A smile and slight inclina-
ton OF the head are sufllcie mt. (2)
Drink water and lots Of it--at least
two quarts a day; also lemonade and
buttermilk, but no milk. tea. or coffee
(S) Come from congestion These
conditions and the poor circulation
are all a part OF the same conndition
ca Do not wear tight clothing, and
walk. walk. walk. Sleep in a room
with windows wide open. Keer. warm
with covers and hot water bag. When
feet are cold brisk walk for 2e0 min.
utes will warm them. CD Too rich
fat foods are bad for the general con
dition Eat plain food an, keep
bowels regulated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
REVIEWS PEABoDY'S BOOK.
Rev. w. L. Riley Discusses Approach
&c Study Of Sociology"

Rev. w. L. Riley Discusses Approach
&c Study Of Sociology
An able review or one OF the most
widely discussed books az the yeaI,
Prof. Francis Peabody's THE Approac
10 the Study OF Sociology. was given
Monday morning by the Rev Walter
l.. Riley. OF the Ferry Avenue Baptist
church. before the Detroit Baptist Min
listers conference. i'm the Woodward
Avenue Baptist church parlors. The
fact that Monday. Jan. .. would be OBJ
served as a public holiday escaped the
notice of the makers or the years pro
gram OF the conference. and a regu-
lar meeting was scheduled for the day.
The attendance was small. owing 10
the fact that many OF the brethren
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

failed to look at their printed pro-
grams, and assuming that a holiday
meant a holiday. remained at home
with their families.
Mr.. Riley gave comprehensive and
interesting presentation of the salient
points OF Prof. Peabodys discussion OF
the subject Prof Peabody is one OF
the most brilliant and intellectual OF
Americas college professors, and Is
attached 10 the faculty Of Harvard.
The author maintains in the book that
the social question Is not so much
a problem as a campaign 10 be organ
lied" and declares that the best think
ing powers of the question can be
made To form the foundation for
ton.
The Pastors union will meet in the
Y. NJ c. 4, Monday morning, Jan. 9.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
In SOCIETY

be fourth morning concert, for
nbcrs only, OF the Tuesday Musi'
will be given In the Century
ding. Tuesday morning, at 10. so
Dck.
enry George Jr., will lecture on
lstoi--an intimate view" in the
5rch OF Our Father. Sunday eve
.. Jan. 22. Mr.. George is one OF
4 few Americans TO visit the late
1t Russian writer in his Russian
Ne and TO have acquired a personal
OF this grand old man of the
)oian empire and OF the world S
nature.
81
he Chamber Music society will
the second meeting of the sea
q Thursday evening. Jan. 5, in the
ling studios, which are in the
>e building as the Woman's Indoor
1letic club. Miss Clara L. Dyar
j be the hostess of the evening
y following the program, which
y begin at $3.50 o'clock, supper will
oerved In the club. The attractive
Dgram will be devoted TO the mod
y French school as bearing upon
amber music, and will present
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

man and DR. otto Toepel, ana Mrs.
Henrietta Schatz aud Mrs. Clara
Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Toepel enjoy
particularly good health.
.
Following the regular Sunday after
neon lecture in the Museum OF Art. a
public reception was rendered Direc-
TOT \. IA. Griffith at which over 5000
persons shook the genial director by
the hand on the occasion OF the TWEEN
tieth anniversary OF his connection
with the museum. The members OF
ihC board OF trustees wore present
and men and women in every walk
ina life paid their RESPECTS 10 the Ill
rector The main gallery, where The
reception was held Was pretliiy dee
GRATED with palms and growing plants
and string orchestra played from
8 TO o'clock.
Detroit lodge No ], Knights OF tie
Royal Arch. has elected the following
officers for 1911: President. Anthony
Ibbotson; vice-president. Alex Nc
Kay. recording secretary, w J. Wer'
ner. financial secretary, Nicholas
Feldman; treasurer. Fred w. Schneid-
er: prelate. II. {. Wobrock: sergeant
alarms. Frank Jax. captain or TIE
guards, r. Archambault tyler. 10
seph Loewen; trustees. Reinhold Rit-
ter. Charles NJ. WessCh and Fred
Hauselman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

a thief by discovering crooked scales
in Williamsburg. The gift amounts TO
5000 70 ~ y
Parr was awarded 100000 for his
work. but got only $4,000, as the
money in the treasury ont OF which
the claim could be paid was low. The
urgent deficiency bill, passed by con
gress I'm December. carried with IL
the rest OF PARIS $iO00 900.
The money was transferred 10 Col.
lector Loeb, and Pass just casually
dropped in 10 see the collector and the
small fortune was handed over 90
him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
CYNTHIA CREWS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: (D When a man
thanks one for dance should one
say You are welcome?" CD What
can take TO thin my blood? CD
What is the cause OF little red veins
and red blotches on my face? ca
What can | do for "A poor circula-
ton? My feet are always cold. 60
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

Pincers that Californian has pat.
ented include a hammer and pAinch
or either side of the jaws, divaders
al the ends OF the handles. and.f mid.
way up the handles, a guage TO set
the dividers so they may be us,ed as
calipers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03

AS pure water is an imperfecet con.
ductor of electricity, while small
Quantities OF dissolved substances Yin.
crease its conductivity, electrical gap
paratus has been invented TO test
water for the presence of Impurities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
MISSES UNDERMUSLINS

A. 5Oo with OF
hemst
Night
OF lace insertion beading and rib
Night OF
kwthr Of
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SHEETS and CASES
and Cottons by the Yard

The great January White Sale will offer to the public the
Following cotton goods at prices that will bring housekeepers
from miles around to our second floor.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The biggest
New Year gift on record for 1911 has
gone 10 Richard Pass. the special Gus
toms agent who proved the sugar trust
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Put away the needle, shut the sewing-na-
chine in the closet, for the White Sale begins
tomorrow.
A great snow-white field of muslin under
garments is before you Its pillows OF soft
beauty pile high upon the counters. Dainty,
Laces and Embroideries, and delicately-col-
ored Ribbons fall around them, and one seems
to scent faint sweet smell of lavender.
Months ago. it was, when the White Sale be-
gan to get under way. Now, finished and
awaiting, it invites the women of Detroit to
come and see what has been done
White Sales, there have been, many of them,
but not one, neither here nor elsewhere, has
come up to the Crowley Miner event this year.
More than twenty thousand garments have
been prepared, and every garment of this vast
asemblage comes here clean, new, spotlessly
white, fresh from the bright airy factory where
it was made.
The display, in itself, is worth coming long
way to see, but THE PRICES-they are the
REAL wonder of the occasion-for they are
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DRAWERS

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together