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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
TASTING WINE F0R LIVING



Of THE liat # strange ealllnea foi.
loved BY women tHHt 0f wine tasting
i enc Of the most curious and iucra.
tive Az a matter 81 fact Mlle Col.
fnere' whose services are III ereat de.
mand IA France, Germany and Ttaiy
% wine faster Is aaid to make an
income OF about $4,000 4 year many
nfma employing her for regular work
and frequently for special duty
Only half dozen wine tasters have
been known to history. the most re.
nowned of these being the wife Of 4
famous London wine merchant Nine
Pommery who died in Paris twelve
years ago, and signora Housa. who has
a great reputation in Spain on AZ
coant Of her judgment and knowledge
Of wine.
Wine tasters, Il appears. are born
not made and must possess tile gift
Or q rare and delicate palate 10
this. Of course, must be added knowi-
edge Of wines. Mile. Collinere's taste
is 80 fine and her knowledge Of wines
such thai she can discern from the
hrst taste Of wine just where the
grapes grew from which 1t waa made
whether they we're raised IN CaIifor.
PIE Or IN the vineyards Of France. Ger
many, or elsewhere she can easily
detect adulteratl0n of any sort. or If
there Is llend and or which wines,
and can tell the age Of wine almost
70 a day As a meter Of fact there
are no secrets that bottle Of wine
can withhold from this remarkable
fTenehwoman once she has had 4
spoonful Of It IN her mouth.
She does not swallow the wine. In
TACT, she y teetotaIler. and II she
we're to drink wine would lose her sub.
tle magic Of taste Furthermore. she
y Obliged to take the greatest care
OF her health she must be wen ii
order to do her work. for her sense
loses It's cunning when she gets out
Of health -Tit.BIta.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
MANSELL
SPEAK

Judge Mansell Of Hobart, who is a
candidate for. congress in the fifth dis
triet, announces that lie viii speak on
Che street here Saturday afternoon !.
I O'Clock. He invites every voter to
hear him.
Judge Mansell is spending the week
campaigning tn Grady county. He was
at Rush Springs Ninnekah and Aga
wam today and tomorrow he viii visit
Bradley, Alex and Minco On Friday
he speaks at Pocasset Amber and
Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

Marsh win continue to bring peaches
to town until late IN September or
early October Berry is very enthns
iastio concerning his line Of peach
trees. Ale says he has nine different
varieties that are absolutely euaran.
teed. barring hail storms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
Broom Corn Crop is
Bidding for Favor


Interest in the corn stories SO pre-.
Talent only q few days ago is begin.
ming 70 ware and in the limelight steps
The broomcorn The only difference
between the local corn and broomcorn
stories is the former were largely fic-
lion, while The latter, al Mast to date.
can be verified readily, as can the fol
lowing by calling at the Farmers state
bank.
This corn is little better than any
brought in 70 date. and was grown
by J. G. Buchanan, whose farm is 10,
Gated three and a haIf miles south.
west of town. It is Of Inc Japanese
Dwarf variety ana the brush meas,
ures q inches, a champion by six
inches over any seen this season.
Mr. Buchanan states that he has s5
acres Of the Japanese Dwarf variety
from which he expects to get Hi tons
OF straw which wilfseii for practically
sioo per ton. Resides This. Mr. Blu.
ehanan is raising so acres Of the stand.
ard hroomeorn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
Making, Miss McPheetera.

Making, Miss McPheetera
Friday Aafternoon.
l:SO-General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Music.
2:0O--For Men-Poultry Diseases.
Mr.. Brittenbender
For Women and Girls Bread
Making Demonstration Miss
Taylor. Miss Mcpheetera.
s.eO-For Men Diseases OF Live
Stock twilI diagnose and oper-
ate), PR callicotte.
400 Subjects to be chosen By the
school.
Friday Night.
On College Tentl
s:00-A MUSES. and Illustrated Lectures.
Saturday Forenoon.
S:o0-Physlcal Training and Ath.
letics-
For Boys. Mr.. Gallagher.
For Girls, Miss McPheeters.
9;OO-lfor Men and Women-Dress.
ing Fowls for Market and Ia
Bile Use, Demonstration, Nr.
BitteRbender.
For Boys-The Babcock Test
Mr. Barnes.
l0.o0-For Men Our Best Forage
Plants. Mr. Ansley.
For Women-Home Gaming.
Miss Kolshorn.
For Girls School launches.
Demonstration. Miss Taylor.
i1'0o-For Men Animal Diseases.
Hog Cholera. Blackleg. Tubsg
eulosis, etc. Dr. eallIcotte.
Saturday Afternoon.
General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Mnsie
2'eo-For Men Diseases Of Live
Stock twlll diagnose and oper.
atel, Dr. Callicotte
For Women Meat Cookery.
Demonstration. Miss Nc.
Pheeters.
For Girls-Table Service, Miss
KohlshoFn.
as00-For Girls Informal Reception.
Miss Kolzhorn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
COWBOY EVANGELIST.


Doyle, Okla, July le.- Rev. J Il
Rea. the Cowboy Evangelist. and his
daughter Miss Rowena Rsa, vera
highly appreciated visitors at the
DOYLE high school July . an1 10.
Rev AIR Rea has . state wide repu.
tation as a noted evangelist and apos-
tle Of ''old time religion and il not
deferred by fear Of criticism or oppo.
sition q man from preaching tue Cos.
pei Of Christ pare and nnaeiiIed. The
cause Of religion would mike more
rapid progress in these degenerate
days Of fads and sehisms in Religion II
We had more preachers Of Reaa stamp
ID leaflessly utter their diaapproval
On an the heresies that are making
the old time religion thing Of thos
past in Oklahoma
The people Of DOYLE were h0norea
by having Bro Rea with them and
cordially invite him ana BIS interest.
Ing daughter 10 come again
IT RLEAlslY Il
Principal Doyle high school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
pan sask some.

Ben !. Brooks has returned from 4
trip TO Minneapolis. Mimi. where ne
has attended Che national convention
Of Dill pastors. Mr.. Brooks Is state
secretary of that organization and was
sent as a delegate 10 the national con-
Fentioa. The next national meeting
@iil BE- III Atlantic City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
Record Of Thermometsr.

According to the records OF Jacob
Good. official weather observer. last
Saturday was lhe hottest day 81 the
season the thermometer reaching 103
degrees The next highest WIS on
Thursday, when a maximum OF Jog was
attained. On Sunday and Monday the
record figure was i0i and It was about
tia same today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
Methodist s. 5. Picnic.

The Methodist Sunday school Will
nave 81 III day pienle al University
park Thursday Dinner will be served
promptly AZ 1890 A feature of the
occasion will pc baseball game in
which Pastor Walker is expected 10
officiate as umpire. The members OF
the Wesleyan class Of the school will
have IN outing This evening at the
home u G. Il Klmbfo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
D0msssIc Eoon0my n EnuIana.

Domestic Economy IN England.
Domestic economy ts now being
taught In the English public schools.
and, as a result Of q recent decision
Of the South Shields education com
fnittee, tho teachers under that au-
thority are now engaged ID instruct.
ing scholars how man, wife and two
children can best live on an income
Of p shiIlinga fs611l a week. The
London county council also teaches
domestic economy. hat IN the sylla.
bus Of instruction issued by that body
the lowest budget Is Is shilIings
(6.Sil The YorkBhlre Observer
states that ais, according to a labor
member Of parliament. there are
about 100000 railway employees. many
of them IN Yorkshire, working for
less than 20 ahillings $3.50 4 week,
It iE weh that the daughters Of work
ing men should be taught how TO
make ends meet On the sums many
q them are likely = Be called upon
% handla 90 wives and mothers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
Short Stories
Of The Town
- 80 RaII.

wednesday and Tharaday lhe color
ed teams o. eAlekasha and Purcell viii
hold forth 81 University park IN their
usual heated contests There Is gem
orally something doing every .ninata.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
The pTogTam for Lhe fIva daya Is a

The program for the five days is as
follows
Tuesday Forenoon.
500 Physical Training and Atm
letics-
For Boys. Mr. Gallagher
For Girls, Miss McPheeters.
9;O0-General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
9:s0-For Men and Women compo.
sition and Production Of MIX.
AR. CadwalIader
For Boys-The Age Of Horses
Demonstration Lecture), Mr..
Linklater.
lO:2o-For Mem Corn: Varieties,
Breeding and Soil: or Cotton,
struction ana General Charac-
teristies, Varieties, Breeding, Mr..
Ansley.
For Women and Girls The
Home as a Social Center, Misa
Mathews.
ll:l0-For Men-Live Stock Improve.
ment Miss Kolshorn.
Tuesday Afternoon.
l;s0-Genefal Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Music.
2:00-For Men-The Cream separa-
tor illustrated Lecturer Mr..
cadwallader.
For Women--cake Making
Demonstration Leoturel. Miss
Mathews. Miss McPheeters.
For Girls-Personn Hygiene,
Miss Taylor
S;O0-For Men-Judging Good Horses
Demonstration Lecturel. mir.
Linklater.
For Girls-The Girls Room,
Miss Kolshorn.
400 Subjects to be chosen by the
school
Tuesday Night.
stIn College Tent
S'o0-Music and Illustrated Lectures.
Wednesday Forenoon.
S00-Physical Training and Attn
letios-
For Boys, Alr Gallagher.
For Girls Miss McPhoeters.
9.0o-For Men and Women Care Of
Milk and Cream Demonstra,
tion Lceturel, Mr. cadwalIad-
er
For Boys-Poultry Raising
(Live Birdsl Mt. Bittenbender
lo:oo-For Men Corn Planting. Our
tiTating Harvesting and Mar.
keting; or Cotton. Soil, Plant.
Ing and Cultivation. Mr. Ans.
ley
For Women-With the Home
pressmaker tchart SYSTEM
Miss Mathews.
For Girls Vegetable Cookery
demonstration Lecturel, Miss
McPheetars.
ll;00-For Men fiogs and Alfalfa.
Mr. Linklater
For Women Classification of
Foods, Miss K0lshorn.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Ea0-General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Music.
$500 For Men Testing MIX ana
Cattle, Demonstration Lee.
ture). Mr. cahwallader
For Women Vegetable Coon
efy demonstration Lecturel.
Miss Mathews
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

aFlna soma aEssn Wnis4 res i ss
&zeHsss sasHsa = sHz9. ssiaHsaz zash
aESes pRa 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
PROGRAM OF THEA. & III.
COLLEGE ENCAMPMENT
TO BE HELD JULY 23-27

Miss Taylor
S,00-Tor Men--Judging Good Dairy
Cattle, Mr.. Linklater.
For Girls Patterns, Testing
and Placing, Miss Koishorn.
400 Subjects to be chosen By the
School.
Wednesday Night.
In College Tent.)
300 Music and Illustrated Lectures
Thursday Forenoon.
S.00- Physical Training and Athletics
For boys, MI. Gallagher
For girls. Miss McPheateTs.
9:00- General Session
Announcements.
Question Box
Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club Work.
9:30-For Men and Women Poultry
Equipment and Sanitation. Mr.
Rittenbendef
For Boys Selection and Prep.
aration Of Corn for Exhibition
and Seed Purposes, Mr.. Barnes
iO:20--For Men -Cowpeas for Hay and
Pasture, and as a Soil Builder:
or Cotton. Insect Enemies Has.
vesting and Ginning, MIR. Ans
ley.
For Women Home Nursing.
Miss Mathews.
For Girls Beverages (Demon.
stratlon), Miss koishorn.
H;l0-For Men-erops for silo, and
silo Construction. Mr.. Link.
later.
For Women Sanitation, Mss
Taylor
Thursday Afternoon.
1870 General Session
Announcements.
Question Box.
Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club Work.
Music.
2:oo-For Men slecting Fowls for
Constitutional Vigor and Egg
Production, Mr. Bittapbender
For Women Invalid cookerr.
Miss Mathews. Miss Taylor.
For Girls Interesting Forms
Of Dress, Miss McPheeters.
s;oe-For Men Judging Good Beef
Cattle. Mr. LinklateF
For Girls Aprons. Cutting and
Making Miss KoIshorn.
100 Subjects to be chosen by the
school
Thursday NIGHT.
On COLLEGE Tent
S:0o-Musie and Illustrated Lectures
Friday Forenoon.
For Boys, Mr.. Gallagher
For Girls. lisa ktaslhaefass
9;0o-For Men and Women-Feeaing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

"soV. Ho0a' Peaches.
i I, Marsh vas ia town yesterday
with a cargo Of bis famous peaches
the Governor Hogg brand He pun.
chased The trees from A. ] Berry Mr..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

Express oftloe az once. HIohss. os.h
price paid. dH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
PERSONALS.

j. A. Root lef, today for Holbroob
on business
r. W. shelton. wife and baby are
visiting In Albuquerque, guests at the
Ayerado hotel
w. a. Bonitz, receiver for the Van
adium Mines company, arrived In Al
buquerque today from Cutter. He
recently returned from Pittsburg, Pa
Mr. Monitg is here consulting counsel
with reference 10 the affairs OF the
Nanadium company.
Frank Jones. fifty.six years old a
brother OF &. G.. Jones. a rancher on
the mesa, died early today following
an illness OF some time standing.
Jones had lived In Albuquerque ior
twenty years and was known by an
old timers. He was born in La FAYE
cite, Indiana. Funeral arrangements
VIII be announced tomorrow.
II Is announced that the partner
ship OF Kraemer ana Pryor. who
have heretofore been associated IN the
management of the g.. and a. Conoe
com pany. IL dissolved, Mr. Pryor re-
firing, and MIR. Kraemor assuming
the solo proprietOrship, and taking
fun charge OF the accounts OF the
company.
/ Fidel Cervantes. Felipe Luccro. Per-
| filio "Samora and Ramon Truiillo. a
quartet Of old Town young men, were
arrested this morning on charge OF
yagrancy When arraigncd before
JudRe Romero they were given ten
days IN the county iail. ono of the
men wore q deputy sherlffs star at
the time OF his arrest, The star was
speedily taken away from him, like
wise his commission,
A meeting OF the board Of directors
of the American Lumber company was
held today A number OF men Interest
led In the corporation came here from
Michigan. and elsewhere 10 attend ne
Injecting Among the directors here are
lC A. Otis, of Cleveland and G. Black
of Detroit. The meeting was attend.
led By local officials ond superinton-
dents from the Zuni woods. Following
the meeting the plant and mills were
inspected
For the fourth time within n year
the store OF Michael Brothers. a2a
South Second street was robbed last
might This time the robbers backed
In WutNh W. NHNANHt ihH H'NA h'f"i
land took enough goods TO start gem
lCrul merchandise store. Shoes, suits,
ladies coats and waists silks and
novelties galore, were taken. Police
man Pablo LNian and a special officer
mounted, are searching the valley to-
day for the thieves.
Lawrence selya. trustee and Soc0n-
dina Selya, beneficiary, through their
attomey A. %. Cornell. filed suit Ia
the district court today 10 i0reolose on
a mortgage which the plaintiffs hold
on the sandla Land and Improvement
company a ls alleged that $4,000
principal end f2sS.3G Interest remnin
unpaid The property includes that
known as the "selyA PLACE. In Tier
os canyon, twelve miles east OF Alpu-
'Qucrque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
BIG LOCAL DEMAND
FOR RESIDENCE
PROPERTY
Many Handsome Homes Have
Been Purchased in Albu-
querque Lately and More
Buyers in Market.

The fact that a number OF promi-
rent local business people have re-
Gently invested considerable sums IN
city residence property is taken as
a pretty certain indication that Alhu-
Querque is on the eve of a period OF
extraordinary growth and the result
Is that the demand for city property
Of the better class is growing daily.
Despite this demand, however. he
John NJ Moore Realty company has
by reason of It's expert RnowledEe OF
local conditions. been able TO list a
number OF very desirable residence
places at attractive prices. and pros
rective buyers will do well 90 consult
the Moore company before closing any
deals The advantage OF dealing with
this organization lies in the fact that
all It's properties are listed exclusive
~ and prospective purchasers can
deal with the Moore office exactly as
they would with the owner Of tge
property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
HUDSPETH ELECTED
CHAIRMAN
CONTINUED from Page ons.l


there Is no crystalllzeG sentiment for
any one candidate for the nomination.
Many of the veteran members of the
committee frankly expressed the opin-
ion that an uninstructed delegation
will 20 from New Mexico TO Baltimore.
Others who are strong for Wilson
declared that the New Jersey governor
viii have the New Mexico delegation
strong, first. last and All the time.
Division Agreed Upon.
The executive committee decided,
following opinions advanced by many
members, that the New Mexico rep
Iesentation al the baltimore Conven-
ton shall he two for each United
States senator and two for each mcm-
her OF tho house of representatives.
making totM of eight,
Meeting Largely Attended.
The executive committee meeting
oday was we'll attended and entnus.
asm was everywhere to be seen. From
the various counties uiany prominent
Democrats. not members of the COM
a.itee, we're present. and were glad tu
assist In furthering the interests OF
the party Whenever called upon.
Among the members Of the state
committee present were: Bernalilio
county. A. b. McGafey, Fred Kahnb
'saac Barth; Chaves, Luicus Dills, G..
G. Radney: Colfax, Dr. c. b. KOhlhsu-
sen John Morrow; Curry o. L. Owen;
Duna Ana y. G. Frenger; Grant, VIII
liam b, Walton, Jackson Agee; Luna
j. ~ Upton; Rio ArriDa, J. II. Cr.st;
Sandoval. Luciano MondragOn, J. W
sullivan: San Juan. D. s, Hartman
san Miguel, y E. Veeder. J. d. Hand
Santa Fe, Arthur Soligman. n. b
Laughlin: Sierra, r. ID. Tlttman; So
zorro George E Cool, John Green.
valid ST. Melton Torres; Taos, Juan
n. Vigil: Torrance, Ralph Easley. r
r. Jennings; Valencia. DR., s. L. vii
lins0n. Or. y. NJ. Williams, George
i Hoffman.
Members OF the committee at LARGE
crescent: William c. Mcdonald, Santa
| Fe: o. ~ Marion. Summers Bnrk-
hart, Charles r. Easley. a. A. JONES
lchairman; n b, Laughlin, assistant
chairman; X. w Greene, assistant
/ secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
TAFT
WILL DELIVER AN
ADDRESS IN
NEW YORK
He is En- Route There to At.
tend Lincoln Day Banquet
of Republican Club and to
Confer With Leaders.
HE STOPS EN- ROUTE IN
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY

w EANANlA8 hNFAAN - - hf~A"NA NNNNaN
Newark. n. j.. Feb ] : President
Taft and party arrived here today
from Washington. Several thousand
persons greeted him a. the Market
street station, where he wRs met by
former Governor Franklin Murphy.
host TO the president during his stay.
Tho first troop cavalry. National
guard OF Nav Jersey, ana police de-
tachment escorted the president
through the streets.
During the luncheon the president
formally was notified of his recent
election 10 membership in rhe New
Jersey Historical sOciet;.
The name Of Justice Swayce has
poen mentioned In connection with
the vacancy In the United states SUI
preme court. caused by the death Of
Justice John NJ. Hsrlan.
reception marked the close Of
the presidents stay 40 the Murphy res-
idonce after which nc started for the
Essex county court house In front of
which Gutzon BorRum's statue OF Lin
coin, dedicated last year By Mr.. Tafts
predecessor. a great crowd cheered
as the president placed a wreath be-
side the statue and then reentered his
automobile for an eight mile trip Ia
Orange to attend the Lincoln day re-
ception 10 the Essex county club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
COMMITTEE WILL
REPORT TO CLUB
TUESDAY
Important Meeting to Be Held
Tomorrow Evening; Cream
cry on Big Scale is Near
Future Possibility.

or more than usual interest and i'm.
pOrtance Is the meeting 10 be held by
the Commercial club beginning at y
o'clock Tuesday night, President S,-
mon stern has returned from lying
"trip to Chicago and viii preside az the
meeting. The canning factory prop
psltion, which Is just now ON the cal
cndar OF the club. will receive alton
ton. while a proposition for cream
cry. will be considered. The cream
cry proposition Is big one and viii
practically moan the elimination Of
Kansas butter from he local marEet,
unless the price Of the aforesaid kan
sas butter takcs q sharp tumble TO It.
felf Several committees VIII report,
among thcm being The good rOaas
committee appointed last December.
This committee. which consists OF A.
T. McMillon. chairman; A. y. Stfuup
and w. II, Gillonwator. has drawn up
bill which e Is hoped to pass
through the legislature this spring,
providing for considerable work on
roads IN the state Altogether the
meeting Is to be an important one
and every good citizen, whether he
is club member or not, should at
tend
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
ROSENDO SALAZAR
WILL SIGN Up
FOR ALL TIME
Popular Albuquerque Ball
Player Falls Victim to Dan
Cupid's Darts; Valentines
Day 1.-The Day"

It's all OFF with Ross" sulayar.
Roscndo has been signed mp for ne
lie viii not sign contract until Feb
ruary "a, but % ig a certainty that
he viii not become a hold out"
Roscndo. who Is one OF the classiost
baseball players ever turned out from
these diggings. and who wore a
Charleston $. c., uniform last season,
win be married On February a. 20
Miss Elfegus Apodaca. the beautiful
daughter OF Mr.. Fidoi Apadaca. Of
this city. Tho wedding will be SOLE
omnized in the Church OF the sacred
Heart Many invitations have been
sont out 10 friends of the family.
Al present "Rcw" Is employed hy
the Santa Pc her He has several
offers from minor league clubs for
next season. but Il d. possibility
that he viii remain in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
PUBLIC IS
INVITED TO TURN
OUT TO DOINGS
Most Enjoyable Time in Store
for Those Who Attend So
dality Entertainment Next
Thursday Evening.

one or the biggest social affairs
that will happen before Lent--an1 o.
which the general public b. most core
daily invited--Wiil De tho entertain
ment 20 be given IN the odd Feliows'
hall next Thursday evening by the
Young Ladies' solalliy for the heno-
ne OF the immaculate Conception
church.
The sodallty will he assisted by Mrs,
J. H. ORieily. Mrs II. a. Macpherson,
Mrs. q. ~ Marion, Mrs. J. y. smith
ers. Mrs. J. -. Herndon and Mrs. &. 9
white. A feature the affair win be
box supper" auction ht which the
young men--nnd the older ones. too.
for that matter--w.ll be invited to hid
and speculate In as lively fashion
as brokers bid and speculate in Wall
street OF on the board of trade.
The yanaugh-Fuhrmyer orches-
ira viii furnish music for the occa-
sion and real enjoyable time may
be anticipated by those who have de-
cidod % attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-12
BIG SILK SPECIALS
At GOLDEN RULE
Extraordinary Value in Sea-
sOnable Goods Will Feature
Tomorrow at the Cash
Clearance Sale.

Special offerings OF u1usuU merit
and timcllnesH promise to make to-
morrow another biz day IN the annual
cash clearance sale which Is now In
vigorous progress at tho Golden Rule
Dry Goods Company
Heading the llst of bargain snaps
are 1900 yards Of plain and fancy
Seco silks. worth az Co 90 cents "A
yard, which VIII 40 ON sale at
o'clock tomorrow morning az exactly
~ cents the yard. Discriminating
women need not be- told that this Is
"a splendid value.
Another center of bargain attrnc-
ton this week viii he the ready-to-
wear department. the entire stock Of
which rs being offered at about one
half regular prices. Then. too. ladies'
and childrcns "a os are going for a
song and, on the meme side. suits
worth up 20 $23.59 are marked down
20 s1A95.