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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
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william =. Eilcrt Of Chicago. D.
a visitor In Albuquerque today
simon Ncustndt Of Los Lunas Is
IN the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Abel Of Bclon are
visitors la Albuquerque today
Herbert Hunter and George llath-
burn of buchanan. y. NJ, are IN ths
city To- ROMAN over Sunday.
W A. Cameron division travelling
freight agent of the Santa Re at M
Puso. is in the city today
Attorney A. -. McMllen was "a
business visitor la Santa he ycstcr-
day.
The interior of the federal build
Ing Is being rcpaintcd ana the dec.
oratlona rctouchod. the workmon be-
ginning the contract yesterday.
G.. q. Reum. an organizer for tho
Moose lodge ana Gunter n. Lcsaing
of ~ Paso. arrived In Albuquerque
last night for an indefinite stay
a. A. frost of the we'll known
firm Of frost and frost. architects
81 IA paso IL la the city today on
business with the local representative
Of the firm.
a, O. McGaffey president of the
Santa Barbara Tie aud Pole com.
pany left ON the limited this morn
ing for los Angeles 20 spend some
time with his family.
Charles n. Hnl. Of the National
Insurance company, and Dick Gard
ner. OF tho London ma Lancaster
both general agents for their COM
panies are Ia tho city today from
Denver.
Miss Marguerite Muir OF Aihu-
QuerQuc. and Thomas q. Hays OF
las Vegas, were married yesterday
afternoon by Justice Of tho Peace W
w, Mcclellan They viii make their
home On las Vegas
Insurance Adiuster Ben r. Cris-
well will leave tomorrow for Lords
burg. ~ ~. where he 10 called To-
adjust loss caused by the burning
1T business building owned ~ ~
D. Augustine. The fire occurred
last night
George Hoefhoins proprietor of a
hotel at Bland and interested IN
mining there. "a IN the city for a day
of two. lIe SAYS the old camp q
RAPIDLY waking up aud that great
|IIiIni1,1I ina
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speaking or Prosperity Talks.
?" HE future looks bare, we
heard him declare as he
SAT on "A chair with hls
n feet In tho air: don't soc
how the dickens we'll get
anywhere; hard times are COM
Ing and mnny'u be cumming. you'u
hear mighty sew OF the factories
humming; to sob the dead beats
you won't have 20 60 stunning: /
look for the living cost higher To
go; the Countryu be filled with
dire want ana with woe. we'll an
60 nat broke and some Of as viii
choke and we won't have the price
Of "a chew or q smoke: when We
can't AFFORD soap ana without help
or hope wen everyone slide down
the blooming tohoEgan from the
FAR flatH 81 Frisco 10 bleak An
droscoggin; wages will be small. N
We got paid az all. the old man
viii got drunk and the babies will
squali. the bread lines viii stag
ger ana no one Will swaggcr nor
onor the COW bank roll that
would gag her; am not knock
or ana hope for the neHi bat this
talk ~ prospcrity's an a bum
Jest
lnquiring. we found q was cur
rent report
The man who was pcddling talk
az this sort
Was chronic old loafcr and
tin horn sp-in-ort
Win his wife as sole visible
means ~ support.
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stewart organist; Mis- Blanche Por-
tcriield. pianist
In the morning worship at H. tho
pastor will deliver n sermon especial
ly adapted To young people the Girl
Scouts Of this clty being our guests
and the occasion 81 the sermon. In
the evening &C 1880. the sermon will
be Peculiar characteristics Of a
Peculiar People" special music by
the choir in the morning worship
with solo 1y Miss Mary McFie. IN
the evening worship Mrs. l.. b. Bloom
VIII sing
sunday school nt GAS "a. M. We
ala not reach our goal of 800, having
only sol in Attendance. Help az 20
reach the mark this sunday Bible
study class conducted by the pastor
az 6:t5 D. IN. The Parable Of Jesus
being the study. EpwOrth League
devotional service ut B.H5 .. IN.
Leader. A. NJ Matthews.
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FIRST PHEsBYTERIAN CHTRCH
Corner silver Ave. and IiTth 50.

Hugh a. Cooper pastor.
Chauncey a. Foreman. associate
pastor.
Bible school, af5.
Adult Bible classes meet az 1000.
Morning worship, 1880.
sermon theme. "immortality-The
Testimony of Religion" The second
sermon Ia a series on this subject.
Evening worship. 7,i5. sTheme;
'eThe Fathers Claim
Musical Program;
Morning Prelude, Dubois
Offcrtory. "Meditation spinney
Anthem, 20. Thou That Nearest
Prayer. Reed
Postlude, "Corlege. Miller
Evening"
Prelude. Angelic Voices Batiste.
Offering, Evening Wagner
Anthem. God Shall Wipe Away an
Tears Field.
Postlude-TOurs
The &. n. Society meets az Gifb.
Leader, Miss Jean ArnoL
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coming year.
Governor George curry, former
congressman from New Mexico. was
in tho city last night going from his
home az Tuiaroaa 10 santa re on
business Governor Curry expects
Co return 60 Albuquerque tonight or
tomorrow morning Tor "a short visit
90 friends.
The ladies' OF tho Non Scctarian
BcneN olont society make special re-
quest al this time, when the demands
upon the association are very heavy.
that al members. delinquent In their
dues, make payment az speedily AZ
possible The society b. In urgent
need Of the money The dues are
small and every member should
make payment without delay. Send
check 10 either president or treas
urpr.
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cenlraI A,cnue NcthodI.t Cnurc.l.

Arno street and Central avenue.
samuel T.. Allison. pastor.
sunday school AZ a;45 a. m, + NJ.
Doris. superintendent.
Preaching services conducted by tho
pastor at II a. m, ana 1850 p. m.
Subject for the morning sermon.
tho second OF series Of sermons on
1.-THE Lords Prayer" Topic for tho
evening hour 'The Measurements OF
an lndestructihlc city"
Special music by the choir "a both
the morning and evening services.
The juvenile meeting 81 the mis-
sionary society al .. M.
Devotional meeting OF tho Senior
Epwurth league at G;30 p. m.
The regular weekly meeting ~ the
Woman's Missionary society at 3 p. VA.
Tuesday.
The Wednesday evening prayer SER
vice az 1.f5.
Tho teacher training class az 1i5
o. m. Wednesday.
The regular monthly meeting ~ tho
board ~ stewards sunday az $3.50
D.. M az the church
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school.
All services In tho English Ian
guage A welcome TO the services.
sermon themes for Sunday-Morn-
ms Jesus First Miracle" Evening.
Jesus First Disciples"
In sunday school az g:45 a. m, we
study jesus answer Co the question.
Who Is my neighbour The young
people al 6.i5 y. m. have the topic.
Ambitions Endcavorers," with the
president. Mr.. Armin W. Kraomor as
leader.
In the afternoon as 2;30 occurs the
annual election Of sunday school ofii-
GERS, with other business. Llble train
ms class Tuesday evening.
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Additional
Society News
lConlInued from pagc BID


El Paso 90 epond two weeks with
her mother, Airs. schultz, ana hef
sister, Mrs. Bella Dillon, who have
jest returned 20 the Pass cry after
b brief visit IN Albuquerque.
Airs. Ira Hothbcrger. Of Denver,
Will arrive Thursday evening 10 be
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. ana
Mira Alfred Gruug5feld, for several
weeka Mr. ana Mrs. Grunsfold eN-
ucct 90 leave some time m fchru-
AIRY Tor an extended trip abroad. They
VIII be Joined In Chicago by their
daughter linda, who - having a
delightful visit with relatives thore.
Friends IN this city Of Nr and
Mrs. Allen =. eek viii regret 60
learn that Mr.. Peck hna been trans
forrod permanently 90 the Washing
ton office OF the forestry service nnd
that they will not return 10 Alhu-
QuerQue. Their charming bungalow
on West Central avenue has been
leased TO Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paul
pitchlynn.
Arthur 4. Ringland q IN Tue
SON and win return 70 Albuquerque
shortly.
Mr. ona afrs. Sol WELLER wiz
ieayl lnQ 1|lAt Ql neat week 500 9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
The Churches
IYr-t nnniI-i Church.


Bible school az g:f5 "a. M. Prof. e..
NJ Drake. superintendent. Mr.. Jas.
A. Hammond, assistant ono hum
bred cighty-scyen present last suns
day Come aud study with us one Of
she best of an lessons. The Good
samaritan Luke i0;25-31. The
home department has nearly 100
members
Preaching by the pastor al II "a. M.
and 1880 D. In. Morning topic. The
bible and our Art" Evening. The
JOY of the Lord" or lis Il Right for
a Christian 60 Be Happy Glad to
see the house crowded.
AZ 6:Je .. m. the Young Peoples
service Subject. Daniel
Prayer service on Wednesday
evening Topic; "The Masters CON
, iidence in His Disciples" Mark 4;19,
Special music al the morning SER
vice. a duet by Mrs. Crawford and
Mrs Dr Wood
There VIII be a quartet In the
evening By Misses Prnca Gaines. and
Louise Wilkinson. and Messrs. vivian
Moser and Russell Howe.
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Gold and Broadway Church Of Christ

Bible school "a g.t5 a. m. Jas.
pOaiing, superintendent. Lesson
Matthew 10th. Last Lords day there
were 1855 present. "a Bibies, &3.2i
collection
The discourse al the n "a. m. hour
VIII pc "a sermon con the incandcs-
ent Bulb" This Will h.dstgate q GER
ttiu truth iB the Bible scn6tl lesson.
~ .;.G p. m, the theme vi' te As
src'1t'cns "a sermon f1r yO4Lg Iry-
pie and id.
Christian Endeavor az csc .. ~
Ambitious Endoav0rers. Tim. 2.
Ills.
Prayer meeting az 1850 8. ~. We'd
nesday. Lesson. Matthew tGtl. read
this chapter over with tho children
tomorrow. In the home.
We enter upun our gospel services
under the leadership % J. Madison
Williams. Feb. 18th Is the date sci.
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FORECAsT--New Mcxico-To-
night and sunday cloudy; PROBABLY
rain IN south and rain or snow In
north portion, slightly colder.
ALBUQUERQUE Weather for
20 hours ending at 5 this morn
Wnrmcst, 60 degrees. cold
est 30, range. 80; ut 3, %; north
WindE. partly cloudy. prccipita-
ton, trace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
T'ir-l CongrrraIIonaI CHURCH.

Corner Coal avenue and broadway.
Archie Toothakcr, minister; Harry
LithEow, superintendent 81 sunday
school. stanley sedor. organist; Roy
Reed, president " =. T. g. ~,
Al services go The usual hours %
meeting. Sermons morning and evc-
ming by the pastor Morning subject.
The Problem OF Disaster" Evening.
Following Jesus"
special music both morning and
evening.
Following is the musical program.
Morning service
Orgnn Prelude "Andanto Rclig-
1850 +tt,t.t .t.ssst+t LcmniNfe
Anthem: The Woods and Every
Sweet smelling Tree" ........ West
nni"t hohh ud .4ssssssssf NFANief
Mrs Ada Pierce Winn.
P0stlude. "Gr1ud Chocur Dialogue"
..s.....-.ttr. .+...fs.s.s 9iHout
Evening scryIle--
organ Prelude "schiummerlied"
sstsssst tt+..srtt+s rNAuAihhh
Anthem; go savior OF the World
.+tfs st..sts. .tssttss 0'hNulAHN
oHcrtory "Cantiien0" .,.... .salome
Solo. Rock OF Axes" ........ Rcmick
Th0s. a. Christian.
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~. Paurs E,anarIscaI Lutheran
Church.

silver avenue and sixth street.
Edward y. srhueier -. D., pastor
Parsonage, 500 south sixth. Phone
1898.
Mr Armln w. Kraemer, secretary
~ the church council. Dr. .. =. Eas-
ierdny treasurer; Mr.. Frank g.
kcefer, superintendent 81 the sunday
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>A,IMI
5
Special
(januarS)
PRICES FOR DIAMONDS
GniH withdrWn)

iinmond lhrrinp- irum S20.uU up.
Diamond Sunbur-ts. $1,000 up
Upon special request will give "a
cash rounding guarantee 0f 90 per
cent.
Reference a. this al win procur,
above gopd- ~ above prices ~ long ~
they last.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Rev. y. kretzsChmar pastor.
The next German service Will be-
held January 25th, week from this
sunday 2;30 p. M ut the Central NJ
y. church. corner Arno street ana
Central avenue.
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Immacuintc Conception Church.

Sodulity mass Z "a. m, second masa
$3.50 u. M. high mass and sermon,
10 a. M, Evening service, 1880.
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Prelude.
Hymn No. 81
Invocation.
Anthem: THE Radicut Morn HATH
Passed Away Woodward, Choir
Responsive RcadinE (staudingi
Chant. THE Lords Prayer" Choir
Hymn No. 7.
Offortory.
oncrtory Solo. Miss Ruth Bright.
Address NJ. l.. Fox.
Hymn No. So
BcnedictiOn.
Postludc.
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Christian Science services are held
IN the WomAn's club building, "a the
corner of seventh street and Gold
avenue, every sunday morning az IL
o'clock
Wednesday evening services are at
s o'clock
The public Is cordially invited 10
attend these services.
sunday school "a 40 o'clock.
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Heroes shoroos. Villains. VII
Harnesses az ais In the Movies
Few else.
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elk months trip 20 Chicago and
New York.
Mrs j. England smitlicrs expects
60 leave Monday Tor q months visit
Ia New York.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. G. McEiwaln arc
leaving on the twcnty-flrst for 81
Louis and Denver 90 be gone about
q month.
Mrs ]. ~ Mayo has returned from
q visit with her SON. Glover. IN 81
yer city aud Will remain IN Albu-
qucrquo for "a few months.
Mrs. John Hicks 81 Santa Rosa.
spent two days In Albuquerque ths
week, en- route from Los Angeles 20
her home.
Word has been received here of
the marriage a week uHo ln Los An.
gclcs of Miss Mary Louise Scott and
Mr.. Frank Lcmastcr. Mr. Lomaster
" well known here and in Boion.
whore he held n Responsible postum
with the santa Re for several years.
Announcement has been made ~
the birth Of son. Roman Door
ltubbeii 90 MIR. and Nrs. Roman
fiuhheil Mr.. Roman IIubboli Be- the
son of Mr.. Lorenzo Hubbcll OF Ca
nado and "a nephew OF Frank Hub
bell OF this city.
Elizabeth Morrisetto h leaving to-
morrow for Las Vegas to join her
parents who left the first OF tho
week FOR the Meadow city.
Miss Catherine sirickior viii not
arrive until the last OF January aud
even then her many friends here
may be disappointed, because her
visit may be postponed until sum
mer
Mr. w. w Lindsay who spent
several months la Albuquerque les
now tenor soloist with the Mondcis-
sohn club 81 Chicago, and recently
took part ~ the singing Of "rho
Messiah" by u chorus 81 tO0 voices
Mr.. Lindsay was for while diroc-
tor OF ~. Johns choir here.
KIRK Bryan iof "Wednesday after
noon for Washington. ~ g.. after "a
weeks vut with his mother Mrs. a.
w. d. Bryan. Mr. Bryan Us with ttf
1 United states geological survey ana
viii be- stationed az headquarters uu-
al july
Mrs y. X Bell has gone 10 To-
peka, Kansas to visit her sister.
Mrs. Irene summet ana son left
/ Saturday for Chicago, whore Mrs
Summet wi, complete four-yoar
course IN law az the LaSallc EXten-
sion university.
Mrs Melton s. Otero has gone %
IN Paso for months visit with rel-
ativos.
Mrs John Horkenhof. her daughter.
| Eunlcc. and her father. Mr.. n q.
Drces OF 81 Mary's Ohio. have gone
90 san Antonio TO spend several
weeks
Mrs. Paul Nelson Of Lead. South
! Dakota. accompanied by her three
children. has arrived for six
months visit with her mother. Mrs.
IA. r. Turner.
Mrs George Albright and Miss
Claude Aibrisht have gone Go Fort
i Worth, Texas, in order 10 be- present
at the closing up Of the affairs ~
large estate which waE left 90 them
recently by Mrs Alhrishts sister
Dr J. w. Colbert r. spending u few
days In Los Angelcs.
Mr.. Neil y Fiold left "Wednesday
evening ou business trip 10 Chicago
and New York.
Mr.. John Hampton ~ the Harvey
curln rooms has gone to Bangor.
| Michigan. where he viii be married
some time during January.
Mr.. ana Mrs A. " Morrisettc have
gone 90 Las Vegas whore they vii
make their home.
Special Dinner and Music by
Diamond Trio. Myers Cafe,
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a TRAY FULL

Of our Bread would satisfy q "ull
house." and make every cater fec'
"ful" too. II Is a tempting PROPOSE
tion. this Bread and Cake of ours,
hut 20 B made OF the purost materials
Ina model bakery that has clcanli-
moss throughout its management and
surroundings. Just introduce your
self To our Bread by 70 single trial
and you VIII be- glad We give you the
hint
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Look your best

The L'tt1o Details Of oEg's dress
the style and Fit of the garments,
good taste IN pattern. ana the Iiar-
mony OF the whole are the little poinia
that impart 10 one the pleasing air 81
distinction and refinement
EYEGLASSES are Worry Proml-
nent Detail. and deserving Of na much
care as the selecting Of "a piece of
iewelry.
DO YOU look YOUR HEST
IN YOuRS2
viii "a you with glasses that
Mako Your Eyes HsSl YounR. Every
advantage Of Comfort, style. and APP
prarunce that can be impaired hy
Eyeglasses will be- yours.
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81. dnIINls CnrnCM

CORNER ltt ~ nttd otifer ave.
Archdoacon W. ~ Warren. rector.
Residence 1909 W. Tijeras ave.
second sunday after Epiphany;
Holy Communion, a. m.
SUNDAY school 9;i1 a. M.
Morning Service. il.00 "a. m.
Evening Service. 1880 a. m.
Music al Morning Service
Professional. Filing out tho Ban
ner--J. II. calkln.
Venito. 80. Come Let Us Sing
--Mende lssohn,
TIE peum. I'VE Praise Thee @ Cod
-kartxachmar
Bonedictus. blessed BE the Lord"
Inuoii. "Brightest ana Best
Harding.
Anthem, Lord We Pray Thee
Selected.
Recesslonal, Thou Whose AL
mighty W0rd"--F. GiardinL
Musical Evening service;
Fun Choral song.
Professional. "Fling Out the Ban
ner'--R. Caikln.
Gloria, "Glory BE to the gather"
- Robinson,
Maenlncat-- Soul Doth Mag
nify"--H. sW0rt.
Nunc Dimittia, Lord Now Letteht
Thou. Turtle.
Intr0it--'Now the Day ~ over"
II. Barnby,
Anthem -~"Lord We Pray Thee, -
Selected.
Recosslonal. "Thou Whose Al
mighty Word"--F. 0iaTdini.
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Special Dinner and Music by
Diamond Trio. Myers Cafe,
Sunday, $50 to 8 P. M.
GWASTTKA stLOON

Dance Hnn in COn0cction.
FINE Wines. IiquoFu aud Cigars
We Trcat YOu Wcil--No DisorticFly
~. COnduct
inertia second strect--Car Takes Yoa
90 the Door
CO. ffth 80. and Rant Indian Sciiool
Road Phone Goo
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Mrs. John Hicks 81 Santa Rosa.
spent two days In Albuquerque this
week, en- route from Los Angeles 20
her home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Boots and shoes made and
repaired on short notice. We've
sot tho machinery aud have the
experience. quick service ana
only the best grade Of leather
used. sewod half solos 45c GO
$500. Satisfaction guaranteed.
We buy, soll aud esohango new
and gnd hand shoes. Phone 49,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mrs. ]. y. Mayo has returned from
q visit with her SON. Glover. IN eli-
YER city and Will remain In Aibu-
qucruuo for a few months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Word has been received here of
the marriage a week aEo IN Los A..
gclcs Of Miss Mary Louise Scott and
Mr. Frank Lcmastcr. Mr. Lomnster
iH well known here and ga Bcion.
whore he held n Responsible positinn
with the Santa Re for several years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Announcement has been made ~
the birth 81 a son. Roman Door
Huhbell. 90 MIR. and Nrs. Roman
iuhhell Mr.. Roman iiubbcli Be- the
son of MIR Lorenzo Hiuhhcll OF Ca
nado and a nephew OF Frank Hub
bell OF this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Tlfst Mcthollist Episcopal Clurcli.
Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street
Charles oscar ncckman. uaHlUyi
Edith Oorby, doacOnesa; ID. a. Porter
field, superintendent 90 sunday
schools MrR n. g. TOmpkins, prcfl-
dent Fpwhfih leaaue. Nlta MARY Me-
EIn rhnlf aIrocffaaa. Mfa David
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g. ". CONNER NJ. ~ y. q.
Ostcopatiiic Specialist.
I treat all durable diseases. office
Stern Bldg. Phones $50 ana 31b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mr. W. w Lindsay who spent
several months Ia Albuquerque Us
now tenor soloist with the Mondcis-
sOhn club 81 Chicago. and recently
took part ~ the singing Of "rho
Messiah" hy u chorus 81 iO0 voices
Mr.. Lindsay was for a while dircc-
tor OF ~. Johns choir here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Elizabeth Morrisetto h leaving to-
morrow for Las Vegas 10 join her
parents who left the first Of tho
week Tor the Meadow city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. G. McEiwain are
leaving on the twcnty-flrst FOR 81
Louis and Denver 90 be gone about
q month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Miss Catherine stricklor viii M
arrive until the last OF January an
even then her many friends her
may be disappointed, because he
visit may be postponed until sum
mcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Kirk Bryan left "Wednesday after
noon for Washington. ~ g.. after "a
w d. Bryan. Mr. Bryan rs with thf
United states sociological survey and
viii be- stationed az headquarters un-
ti july
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Arthur g. Ringland q IN Tue
son and win return 70 Albuquerque
shortly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mrs. =. England smitlbers expects
to leave Monday Tor q months visit
In New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mr.. John Hampton ~ the Harvey
curln rooms has gone to Bangor.
Michigan. whore he win be married
some time during January.
Mr. ana Mrs A. " Morrisettc have
gone Go las Vegas whore they vii
make their home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Mrs Melton s. Dtero has gone 90
III Pnso for a months visit with rcl-
atiyes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-17
RUB MUSTER0LE ON
That SORE, TIGHT CHEST!

Try this clean, white, soothing ONT
ment. See how quickly it brings relief.
MUSTEROLE does all that the old
fashioned mustard plaster used to do
in the days Of our grandmothers, but
it does it without the blister!
Doctors and nurses frankly recon-
mend MUSTEROLB for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion. Pleurisy, Rheu-
matism. Lumbago, Pains and Aches OF
the Back or Joints. Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, bruises, ChiIbIains, Frosted Feet
Colds Of the Chest Git prevents Pneu-
monia).
At your druggists. in 25e and soc
Jars, and special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute. If your drug
gist cannot supply you, send 25c or 5Os
to the MUSTEROLE Company. CIeve-
land, Ohio, and we will mail YOU q. lar
postage prepaid.
William Mess, Sacramento, Calf. saws.
Gentlemen: Enclosed please find P
y. Money Order for $500 for which
kindly send by return mail eight Jars
OF SOC size MusterOle. This is my third
order Of MusterOle, which speaks we'll
Of its merits. Our friends and ourselves
would not willingly be without if. as II
mas saved doctors expense manv
time ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (7O)