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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
Society

David s. NJ. Unger, national
lecturer of the Philosophical So
ciety, will give a public lecture
on "The Hidden Side. of Relig-
ions" Thursday evening at the
temple of Music. The lecture Is
under the auspices of the Tacoma
branch of the Philosophical So
ciety.
Logan Official club will be en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Hal A. Martin,
1885 South Puget Sound avenue,
from 2 to o'clock. Hostesses
for the day will be Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. Howard.
The Loyal Order of Moose
lodge of Tacoma has announced
> an excursion to Moclips beach
Sunday, August 10. There will
be dancing and a large orchestra
will be taken along. Competitive
ball games and bathing will be
the important amusements of the
trip.
Fern auxiliary, o. b. S., will be
entertained Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. d. B. Shelter,
602 South Ainsworth avenue.
Mrs. Shelter will be assisted by
Mrs. Jonathan Smith.
Miss Susanna Grahame will
leave for New YORK Thursday, to
remain away from Tacoma until
September.
Sailing on the steamer Presi-
dent Sunday were Mrs. e. A. Mon
tague of Portland, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. T. r. Rich
mond of Eureka, Cal, and chill
dren.
Students of the u. p. g. sum-
mer school will picnic next We'd
nesday afternoon at Point De-
fiance park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Neikirl<, Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mills left
Sunday on a cruise in Mr.. Mel
Girk's 45-foot power boat, cat
tica," through the San Juan
islands. They will visit Victoria
before returning to Tacoma.
The Rhodesa club, numbering
52 girls, were pleasantly enter
tanned at Miyajima, the Y. w. c.
"A. girls camp, Friday evening.
After a launch ride. the girls
.-strolled about the beach until late
in the evening, and were then
served with lunch at the camp.
The Seventh Ward W. c. t. U.
will hold it's annual picnic at
Point Defiance park Tuesday aft
ernoon. Members and their friends
will take early morning cars,
spending the day on the beach,
and eating lunch at noon. A reg
ular business meeting will be held
In the afternoon. All f';eGds are
invited.
. The following ladies and gen.
tlemen left on the Bluebird auto
for the mountain atodaM DR.. F.
Graham. San Francisco; Miss
Louise Gerspacher, Tacoma; d. M.
Butler, Elgin, ILL.,; G. B. Ander-
son, Dubois, Pa; E. A. Ander-
son, Dubois, Pa; L. D. Adams,
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. H. j.
Markum, Chicago; Mrs. J. D..
Shaw, Seattle; Miss A. D. DAILY,
Chicago; VIM. Bowen, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21

How many times have you
awakened suddenly In the morn
ing to find that you've two hours
more to sleep and then, through
your exertions to find out the
time, found yourself SO thor
oughly awakened that you
couldn't go back to sleep again?
This has happened to you num-
bers of times. But II need not
do so If you possess yourself of a
little device recently invented. It
is small thing that fits over the
clock and looks like phono-
graph. 1t contains a combine
ton of reflectors and a small
electric light. A long flexible
wire with push button at the
end is connected with the light,
which is operated by a battery.
When you wake you simply push
the button and raise your eyes
to the ceiling. There In plain
view and very large is a reflec-
ton of the face of the clock
showing the exact time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21

Moral Teaching of Children.
Dear Miss Grey: was
talking to a girl of IA, and
telling her some of the
things a girl should know as
safeguard. and she SUR
prised me by saying that girls
shouldn't know such things
because IL formed dark
blot on their minds. I said,
then ii is better to be i'm
ignorance of evil than to cor
rect it2 L find the girls
Wow true of other people.
They would rather not know
these things because they do
not make nice subjects. How
can we ever expect to extract
the thorn IL we do not know
il is there. IL these subjects
are talked of in sensible
way before children, those
children will not fall into
wrong habits. Let the child
is often at great expense to
his weil-being. When are
we going to wake up?
ONE INTERESTED IN
CHILDREN.
A.-With our children lies tn,
salvation of the country, and tn,
subject of marriage
must be properly taught to tn,
children, or as the girl said, l
will form a dark place in thei
minds. For the child's good tn,
subject must be handled will
great care, and / believe it unnec
essary to acquaint the child will
the great evil of the world in or
der to instruct 1t properly.
child's mind should be given onl,
healthy food. If marriage is no
wrong why do parents act as IL i
were, is the thought that comes
to every thinking child of par
ents who treat the subject more
secretly than they would a cas-,
of smallpox. I have even known
of parents reproving a child TO
announcing the birth of a bah,
in the neighborhood. People will
have to wake up sooner or later
and now that the public schoo
boards are discussing the matter
with instruction in the school il
view, parents will have to TAX,
up the subject. Many motherl
are doing so now, as is seen il
the Mothers Congress, for they
realize that what their mothers
neglected to teach them they
must learn to impart correctly tt
their children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
PINEAPPLE FRITTERS.

Slice the pineapples in slices
quarter of an inch thick. Cut
into pieces, being very careful not
to get any of the core. Drop these
into fritter batter and drop into
hot deep fat. Fry deep brown.
Sift powdered sugar over and
serve very hot.
A slice of pineapple, ice cold,
with powdered sugNr sprinhled
oveS. makes a pleasant change
from berries or other fruit for
breakfast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
Daily Healthogram

Have you learned the meaning
of composure? System is the 9TH
er word that goes with it. To-
gether they spell heightened life;
an increased capacity for work,
and an added opportunity for leis-
ure. Both are a matter of Gull
tivation, and an aid to health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
An Appreciative Reader.

Dear Miss Grey: Your
idea of Universal Fatherhood
and Motherhood is splendid.
How much selfishness, over
estimating and humoring of
our own children it would do
away with; how much
stronger and better IL would
be II our faults were not
protected. 1 think everyone
should adopt one child to
broaden himself.
Even the greatest of MS
need encouragement at times,
and i often wonder IL you
receive all that is due you.
You are certainly doing
splendid work, Miss Grey.
and 1 hope we will be blessed
with you for a long time to
come. Sometimes 1 think
you are rather firm, and then
L reflect on the variety OF
people with whom you must
deal, and know you cannot
be as radical as some of us
would have you, because of
others who would not UNDER
stand. You are a stepping
stone to progress. have
never seen you, yet / feel
sympathy with you i'm your
work. 1t is a great work.
CO-wOrker,
A UNIVERSAL MOTHER.
Along ago I learned to d
certain things, often against in
because 1t is right to d.
them. and without thought of ap
and this very attitud
has brought me the very thing
was once tempted to make a go
of-public appreciation-and
really believe I do get all. and
think more, than is du
me. / thank you heartily 70
your cooperation.
am more radical than / ofte
write, for / know there are peopl
strong enough to stand alone a
far as the worlds opinion Is con
cerned. but, with grand old Pau
of ancient time, i am willing t
a great extent to agree when h
says: 'If meat make my brothe
to offend / will eat no meat Will
the world stands" Were / to d
some things that I do not con
slider a sin, 1t might give anothe
license beyond his strength.
1t is a fine thing to see me
and women coming out on thi
Observation-Disclosures
question, and when it is give
full sway, and every child find
a father and mother in every MAJ
and woman, there will be no whit
slave problem. and in part a
least, the world will be ruled b
a high order of love and of home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
TEETH

All tooth troubles, however
delicate or stubborn. can be
corrected permanently and in
extensively by our unexcelled
and modern systematic new
way, the reliable way.
Our methods and appliances
relieve the dental chair OF all
its old-time terrors, and any
misgivings that one may enter
tain are quickly banished in a
few minutes of our splendid
treatment.
Your work Is done by dem
lists thoroughly equipped In
knowledge and experience and
none but the best grade of
materials used-in other words
the very highest standard of
dental service at a greatly re-
duced fee based on the cost of
materials plus a very reasona-
BILE price for service.
A careful examination and
estimate given absolutely with
out cost or obligation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
Caroline Coe
Best Recipes
PINEAPPLE SHERBET.

Crate one pint of pineapple.
Add one pint of water. One pint
of sugar, juice of one orange.
When partly frozen turn in the
stiffly beaten whites of four eggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
A B ookk eeper
With Eight Years
Experience

holding very good position,
resigned to enter our school
in April.
"I've been on an Accommo-
dation train long enough"
he said, land am going to
train myself to accommodate
my movements to the Express.
I've seen your graduates,
younger by far than l, dot the
horizon of business, rapidly
approach my position, pass
me and leave me plOdding
along. i see my mistake and
am here to correct it,"
"When I started in, I never
dreamed that / would be tied
to the stake in a bookkeep-
ing position so long! But L
never felt capable of doing
better work because / had no
confidence in myself"
"Would / advise a bust
ness training before starting
out? Well, say, I'd advise a
fellow to go fishing or hobo
ing rather than attempt a
job without Business Train
ing!"
In less than two months
we placed his in n position
at a salary increase of 25
per cent.
Think of the years wasted
by not securing a business
education In the beginning.
Now thing of yourself. What
are You doing?
Phone, call or write for
full particulars.
|EUTEL BUSINESS COLLEG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21

knocked out IL, the 18th round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-21
English Girls May be Well Bred, But They
Never Look as ..Smart'' as our Own Girls
BY BILLIE BURKE.

THE SAVOY, LONDON, Eng,
July 19.-Of course, they are
/
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
INDUSTRY IN
GREAT BRITAIN DYING (

London. Feb. 1g.-An aerouautical
correspondent ~ morning pBp-r
calls attention 10 the alarming insuf-
nclency of the British aerial fleet as
compared with other nations Ho
makes the assertion thar the British
aviation industry .s dying. and that
several aeroplunc constructors are
closing their works fnI the lack uf Or
dVrs The writer points cut that as
suraucts have been privately given TO
firms repeatedly that government or.
dcrs would bc forthcoming. but Moth
ing has mitorialiEvd lie contends
that it is high ,im" that the policy OF
the war office aud tine admiralty
should bp clearly stated once and for
tional cmcrgenCy the county viii call
upon rs crstNhile resources Ia vain.
1T would Doe supcriluous. says the
writer. TO refer uuru again tu mo
splendid organization OF military
acronHutics In France. which today,
thanks To- the wise foresight of SUE
ccssiyc governments Of Halle years,
possesses what b. beyond All doubt IN
com parahl, the finest army air corps
in the world Suffice to say that
the French army al the end oi tho
last year possessed completely
equipped dcct ~ 900 ucroplancs. eff
f,ctive. ready for instant mobilization,
and 90 in every way 20 take the Held
The German Aerial forces take second
place Italy even though IT'S native
aviation industry has but recently
been born. possesses goo aeroplancs.
ON q reliable basis ~ computation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
SAGE TEA WILL
OARKEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
10 Natural Color-Dandruff
Quickly Removed.

There is nothing new about the idea
ui using sage for restoring the color
uf the hair. our grhudmuthors kept
their hair dark glossy ana abundant
nF the use of q simple sage Tea.
Whenever their hair ten out or took
on dun faded cor stTo8kvd appear
uurc they made brew of sage
leaves. and applied 10 90 their hair
with wonderfully beneficial effect.
Nowadays We don't have Co resort
tH Iuy old time tirCsomo method ut
sJtuurug the herbs and making the
tgI This Dos done by skilled chem
lists better than Wc could do h our
.rIN,- and lll Wc have go do Is 10
glN Tor the rcady-made product
Nyoth's sage and sulphur Hair Rene
DlN containing sage in the proper
strrugth. with tho addition Of Sul-
phur another old-timc scalp remedy
This preparation gives youthful
color and beauty 90 thr hair ana is
Hur u. tup best remedies you ctu use
'Ur dHudrln drN fcNDrish, itrhing
*YIp and falling hair Get hlty
cent H'.. our druggist today,
u.U He SURPRISED IA The quick
De-. uits. A.i D,.asiHs sell a. under
guarantee that the money viii he re-
funded lf the remedy h not exactly
as represented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
PRICES 75c, $1OO and $3.50. Ringside, $500
Nnrh th.lr ullImatr dcfenl.

ward their ultimate defeat.
For some unknown reason. prOhNu-
IS because the majority uf the blk
fights OF recent years have been held
la that vicinity. Pacific coast "bugs'
are generally credited with bclng
good iudkcs uf tn, ability OF fighters.
Yet Il has almost invariably proved 10
bee the case that they have made the
wrong man favorlte before a fight
IN the recent battle for the white
heavyweight championship bo;v cen
Al paizor and Luther Mccarthy, rat
kcr was 20 slight favoritc in thc bet
ting. In the fight between Jitr flynn
and McCartN Flynn was favored. Ia
the fight between Tommy Murphy
and frankie Burns Burns was tho
odds on choice. II WAS the same way
when WoigHst lost 90 RitChiC. al
though in that instance there was
Some cXvusc bccaus" Wolgast wos
then champion.
This o. not "a recent failing II has
been true FOR wears. J"ffTirH ruled
flvorite over Johnson at Reno. when
Bu Suuiros came to this country
from Australia with % reputation "a
mile long" and was matched 10 tlEhi
Tommy Burns. who had then pro
cMimcd himself the HEAVYWEIGHT
champion. SqWrrs was made o favor
tie n viii be recalled that Squire5
lasted less than one round.
when Fit1simmons fought Corboti
for tho chnmpiouship. Corhcut, ns the
champion. was The popular choice
Returning once more io a NOR" rrr'ht
incident Kilhauc WAS not c"nHid =
ed TO have chance with Abe Attcd'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Chavez and Chico Trained DOwa to the
Minute; Eagerly Wait Tap of the Gong

Ufc mud his wind beg always goud Ben
n, has time and again demonstrated
his ability Boa tho ring ln AlhuuHor-
quo. Never has hl been lu distress
and his friends believe him inyinCihig
and coming champion MANY fans
who have watched ChIDo work out are
OF the opinion that tup Los Angelo
hHuiHm VIII win with the kicks that
h' has proven .. carries Boo each m.lI
Chico bed strong and aggressive, Clever
ANA fast and bits from where h'
-ttuds bits Judgment .f distance boz.
ug perfect Chavez uu the other
hand. hHs chico h'.i.H In height aud
reach has proved chat he has
punch uy Knocking uu fifteen cot th.
fNoutN-Ouo men hr bias faced 300 i'
ring ANA iH lightning HH ana % DI..
pr boxer An boo 900 chico uud 'l.
ffL are practically evenly matched
AH both uf the nauUuuH arc uggr'
sI.. and have rDUuflf.ou Tor u"l
breaking ground lively lighting nHI
undoubtedly hu WIture rd boo each lUu
every round The fans hpVo u dopri
that before the tenth ,u. g.. the otr"I
of the lads viI Do, hurinE onto ih'
ruprs Which hu. $3.50 io that KIND
ot stunt win Do. Witnessed Wh,u
the hdH meet tomorrow night
The Snow uI begin at $3.50
u'clock Two minor ,..nis. sid Sba
Cor versus Bid stern. and Kid Sal b
Versus kid GufHth,r VIII proceed,
tho vludup
A. y HAM well known follower
ct athletic events hHt boon chosen
.aa roiarrD. being satisfactory Geo thr
CLUB. 90 Manager Eir Mnhan. t"r
chico. and Goo ChHNo4 who ls muuaf-
iug DIS own affairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
BOTH BANTAMS ARE
DETERMINED TO
WIN CONTEST
Seat Sale Has Been Very Large
and Indications Are for a
Record Gate Interest in the
Bout Is Intense.

Never before have tho tight fans
OF Albuquerque been Wruugh. up 90
such pitch az excitement over l0-
eat ring battle. as the tou-ruuHd CO..
gaEcmcut Goo which Benny chavez, 90
Wagon Mound Sow Mexico, more
Recently of Trinidad Colo. and Bat
tlinF chico. oi LoF Angeles. VIII par
ucipatc ln the Elks thcator tomor-
row evening. Tho WHtch d. INC most
Important ever made fog me So"
Mexico Athlotl, club and should. bar
ring Unforeseen accidents or UNIV D.
ring incidents. prove the most cNCii-
ing boxing contest ever staged lu AZ
buuuerour NotwithstaudinE the hlEn
clnss attraction und the unusuhiF
heavy cxpcnFc incident tn the Hthsihf
of the fight thr prices for udmithln"
have not been boosted although ih'
nrfangemeut of sratf lu thc thrat.r
has boon sOmcW hot .chauRrd Wifh
Wow 90 making the affair .u'
financially % may bc aaid. hnNr'. .
that Boo Los Angeles che price" t.i
ouch fight aa the ChaNet-'hirn ai-
fair would ho much higher th1u th"
prices asked ln Albuquerque
Both chico and Dhuf hHNr rHu-
I'd muhulW for tho bout u training
quarters 90 which tho NH wore lu.
Nited daily GOO WtnUn fu.m uurk out
chico has boon bore nur.y "a month
and hus become thur. arhIr ACCUSE
toned to ihr hIRh altitude The
fight tomorrow uIght Will hc chico p
debut o. thr hlEh altitude. which,
however Will not prove @ handicap
~ No. hus had not "a Eit of trouble
getiing bls wind here
chavez motive eon of New Meyi-
co. has lived lu thc mountains an his
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
PIRATES AND RED
SOX WILL PLAY
SERIES Soon
Games Scheduled for March l6
on Training Trip Will Af-
ford Comparison Between
Two Wagners.

Arkansas Hot springs Web IA
Johnny MgGraw the valiant skipper
of the New YORK Giants. stated al tho
close OF last ortuher's championship
series that Charley Wagner. the Bos-
ton teams Ehortstop. had even cN-
Ccllcd joe wood ana iris Speaker in
giving the American league It's third
straight worlds title " was Mag-
ncrs truly marvellous work on the de-
Tense in several OF the tight tussles
mat robbed the Giants Of the series
wsrhled from the stage. Al members
Of the Baseball Writer'S association.
AS Noll az the horde of fans that
truupod from town tp town. are we'll
aware that MrGrtN pie kcd the big
man boz Roston's lineup.
Wagner WAS al his best when the
Chants had Jake Suhl's pitching nom
iue' lu ugnt quarters. some of the
.stops~aua throws the New Roehelle
land owner pulled In tho pinchcs Ia
th" nrst two gamcs wood baggcd
were marvellous with q largr-yized VI
win tho Boston Wagner hobnOb-
bling iu fhc spotlight, us u result of his
miraculous work lu last falIs worlds
series. his g.it with rho Pittsburgh
Wagner King Honus ralldom's or
iniraI -hnrt~tupIug wizard loo the
spas big series next month between
the starry teams of -tJhl and clarke
's bound Goo attract Interest among
The bugs th, country over HunuE
Wagner uHs delivered Tor % genera
tnu charlie Wagncr Nas always 20
W ghf tld. Workman End his work
against tho Giants lart October
stamps him ls "a star of tho first mag
uIudc 80 watch the smoke whom
tNe two Wagnors h3F, their clash.
The Red SuN- Pirates series com
mcurcs SUNDAY March rs. u viii hast
uIr, gaines $50 runs plenty long
enough GO allow the winner 90 Trims
mighty llghly of itself. That Frod
clarke does not intend 10 be caught
mapping though never before in the
past has the Pittsburgh chirfan ale
lowed himself to consider spring
series -rriousi lis proven bN his re-
cont announcement mat hc VIII have
uis pitchers and cHtohcrs on deck
here mo- later than March r. Tho
regulars Ni'l take the usual tdNunr"
trip Go West Baden aud are billed o.
arrive 40 the springs March ~ or 10.
Hence they VIII not Doe able Go get
loo more than ono or two workouts
before going 10 war With the Red
SoN
Manager Jake Stahl of the Red SoX,
he du. IN the Spa early boo the coming
NrrF
Tho Rcd Sov ovn permanent
training camp here aud more than
uur prominent baseball man declares
fhHt MHicsii, park. the homo of tu"
Gnstnnians is the best iu all south
land.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
NOTICE or SALE or SCHOOL
EONuS

Nutive Bra hereby given that sealed
bids will %, received "a my oihro 80
Los I.unua. Sew McNiCu, until 10
o'clock On Monday. the 10th aaN oi
March. \. -. 1913. for Five 1h"uF1nd
Dollars ,g5,O00l school building
Bonds Of school District No. l. va.
lrncla county, New Mexico, shld
bonds being dated February FIRST. \.
-. 1913. due and payable thirty years
after date and optional Ht any uiW"
after ten years after their date, bonds
20 bear six per cont tG per cent? in
tcrcst. payable somi-unnuullN ami 60
boz in denominations oi Five Hundred
Dollars t&auuH each.
All bids must hC unconditional sni
the bidder must hr prepared Go bk"
up aud psy tor the bonds on the dnN
81 sale. The right is reserved Co re-
lrct any and Hll bids
SlLNESTltE MlBAi'NL.
County Treasurer
Dated 80 Los Lun8s. New Mexico.
this 18TH d8y OF February, \. y. 1913.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

"One az inc preachers comes '','
ward with the declaration mat 'h
devn Is not mentioned in the ''"
Testament"
"What Of u'"
welt. he claims that there h'i"t
no mention of him in the Ola I'"'' b.
mont. there cnn not boz deNl.
t1'huts no proof The Ola Tes'' p
ment docs not mention the ililu'n
legislature. hut there 81 one nv
caEo nocord-nerald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
CALIFORNIA FANS PICK
LOSING END MANY TIMES

Supcrstliiou of ono Kind ur another
frequently b. formed by e combination
ut cirCuW-tuu''E which terminate iu
"a definite result accompanied hN 90
effects The boxer has added unoth
.Cr 90 hIs already numerous -upcrsg
toms. 10 he made the fnturity ln a
fight on the Pacific coast some huA
crs believe Go Doe the first step zoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

DO YOU know that more real danger
turks In common cold than va any
other of the minor ailments The
safe way Is 10 take Chamberlain y
Cough Remedy. thoroughly reliable
preparation, and rid yourself Of the
cold az quickly as possible. This rem
edy h. for sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
PIONEER BAKERY


sa SATURDAY, the 1td day ~ FED
fpafg 1919. at % o'clock az ~
fg.nf ~ lhe CIV Jail on Nurih second
street. wa sell one bay pinto morse
nhnnt 3 wears old Wlli weigh about
ARs pounds ieft hind 1901 WING
uhne fnpe. rlnht eve "ElasSy eadalf
e,y4 "a haea branded on left thlNh
THOMAS McMfLii<
city Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Spring Styles

We have just received the
latest creations in Manhat-
tan and Eclipse Shirts and
Stetson Hats. We invite
you to come in and look
them over.
We are selling out E. & w.
Csc collars at z for Csc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Hiue Ginss Sod. lannon's S0luinhine
iifnuti The i5isi and purt'st that iiioiic.
cnn hay. Stamn iruii 90, ita Neni
silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

N II oo true that "a friend In knead
- . friend indeed" then YOU certainly
ought 10 be CAD 20 know uu. for We
nre kneading your needs al tho year
round we arc known AZ "well-hroad"
people. ln fact there 81 no better Bread
in town than that which We supply.
An kinds ~ lonyes are made. and tho
boHi qualities Of Bread only bat our
prices are no higher than asked else
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