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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-08

for the same grades that are al
ways sold for $500 pair.
Some SALE" said men yester-
day-and some sale it is. For no
man needs all introduction to
these shoes. Banister Shoes are
Newark madel Known the world
over as one of the finest makes of
mems shoes.
No scrimping of any sort in this sale
complete range of sizes. Hundreds
of pairs ready! The new Spring models
for the most part are built over the
English lasts-sensible, easy wearing
and extremely stylish.
Sale is on again tomorrow morning
at S:30-and remember, the same shoes
that are sold everywhere at $7-tomor.
row at -$4.75.
SECOND FLOOR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
BIG PRODUCTION OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
HERE NEXT MONDAY

Amene the many amusemcnts orr
eanizations chat have become famous.
thc Rinsling Brothers and Bamum q
lalleN are conceded FL bo the lara-
Ds and most popular ciicu-ca BUT
Che largest dramatic orunl.auun m
America 81 2w hIe speciality pros
.ducuon ci "tueIe Tennis Cph,p" This
mammoth Ws.NlH ut8uuon Is
tho UefnoWIlde0N Warph COO AN
Uncle Toms yatm eawpHuy~ lAkc
hc lurgC clroNr thaY Ul,ei n thvuf
own ears ana lHfe special train
service to TRANSPORT Hor parapha-
MALTA FROM oae cuv e mother This
orgeniaaion cule more mon
women and eh.Irn. moro horses
ponies dcnk @au blood
hounds oaar thW Wgons
etc, than Amy s'ni'lr WJm0,iW in the
world, THE parade which is seen
uaul en t1e eHnoIuH oca s the
largcs. of any thc1tlall attraction W
the World. Tur WWorw piay 81
"uncla TOMS cabin Mrh 59rrIctt
Bcachcr stoves masterpiece ~ dr-
matte tlcIoN lhc mlulsamvut of
Burk's blr company Als spared poo eN.
pense Ia scoafins y melropouhu east
70 property produce tnc strand old
play I'M combination with the ORA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

tons. viii deliver an address here on
April g. under the auspices OF the
local council of the knights of Column
bus, is OF unusual interest
As an antagonist of the doctrines 81
socialism, Mr. Gcldsten has few
EQUALS IN this country ana as he has
made deep study of the question, his
views are entitled to great weight. lie
is at present on tour of the country
delivering Lectures ON this subject.
having started az 81 Adams, Vermont,
land his trip viii take nm entirely
iacross the continent
MT Goldstem is joint author with
Mrs Martha Moore Avery of work
Ienttled, "Soeiahsmi The Nation Of
Watherloss Children This book is
most highly recommended by esq
president Rooseyet Samuel dompeia
land other leading men 500 The public
Mo Of the country
Speaking OF his worl. 10 Chicago.
"Thc Sew World" Says
we do not thint thut there was II
Imam or woman present 40 thr mag
luiflccut address delivered lust sunday
Icyening at So Aphdnseus hall ON so-
c.alism that did not realize that Mr.
Goldstein has indeed made thls SUBJ
loct his own.
Truth is We have too many people
attempting 10 discuss this subject of
socialism without nttng knowledge
on grasp of the subject. 10 rs quos-
ton that reaches deeply into our
moral life ANA touches $50 many sides
oi Che social fabric that na person
should attempt t1 discuss lt publicly
unless he has given Thought 60 it-
given such measure oil study 10 10 as
viii make clear and certain his posi-
ton. make clear convincing and ire
arrr lusone
The question of socialism ana its
gospel as preHaHnleH aho peaH
hy its disciples Do this country is fun
Of danger 90 oar Nhft
and tho lectu1er Who would hope to
carry conviction while discussing this
subject must above an treat it as d
moral as we'll as ma economic ques-
lion
View, Mr. doldaein does This and
does u fearlessly VIC would like 20
see Mr. Goldstein return 10 Chicago
and speak 10 not an audience of siN
hundred but an audience of six
thousand"
u Is the eminent fitness of Mr.
Gcldstein Ter the work hc is doing
that caused tho board Of directors of
The KNIGHTS 81 Columbus to select
him for this coutso Of lectures The
Albuquerque council of the knights
of Columbus and los friends look for
ward with sincere interest 10 the leo
ture by Mr. Goldstoin, which win no
doubt be OF intellectual value 90 the
entire community
Mr. Goldsteln's lecture. April 9. VIII
be free. and the public Is cordially in
vlted 60 attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
RECRUITING COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON

The subcommittee of tine crack
company recruiting committee, sup
posed to continue Che canvass for
members yesterday failed 10 report.
The committee. according To John
Mckee, chairman, IS growing dis
heaftened by repeated reiusals Of
young men TO enlist FOR flimy rea-
sons. and this probably accounts for
the failure of the suh-committecmen
to take the field yesterday
Mr. Mckee has called q meeting q
the entire committee. 90 he held 81
2:30 o'clock this Afternoon at the
Commercial club when BE- VIII hc de
cided whether 90 keep on with the
campaign Mir McEeG is willing r.
continue as long as the committeeman
VIII assist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
THIS NEW MEDICINE
SAVES YOU MONEY

We are druggists right here In your
own ana make a living out of the
"r0s business, but Ii il because people
nave 10 have drugs and not because
We like 90 see people suffer-We don't
our duty Is to render the best SER
wee we can, and when someone Is ALL
ing. we are interested I'm seeing them
take the best medicine there is for
'heir particular trouble. We don't re-
commend 'cure-alls" az VI. don't be-
heFe there are such things We don't
want YOU % spend more than you
nave TO- Some of yon get small wages.
ahq when you're sick none al all,
Iha you should get the most you can
nor your money.
We rcceney came across new
remedy for Increasing strength and
Nollding up people who are rundown
1nd emacated We know that "a
elsht trouble sometimes grows into
serious one and Co stop II iu the
Ngsinnlng viii save you money I'm the
w. This new compound is called
.ssall Olive oil Emulsion IL is the
80 remedy, when sou are rundown.
"a OUT, nerVous-no matter what
'e cause. II doesn't merely stimu-
''e you and make you feel good for
"a NV hours, but takes hold OF the
seaAness and builds you up 10 h
my normal condition. II IS q
~, ~ herNe-food tonic aud builder of
80 80. blood. strong muscle. good d.
oh' Il contains Hypophosphites
9 1 tone the nerves. and pure Olive
ti which nourishes the nerves. the
ee and the entire system Pleasant
/, saAe Contains no alcohol or hab-
\ .Ntlning drugs We promise that
4 .Ou are mt perfectly satisfied with
WI give back your money as soon
49, .Tii a. Soid only at the 600
atures and Ia this town only
y 500 Butts. inc. Druggists.
'''nAquerQue. y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

Tho Young Lyric Tenor. Who WIN u,
seen in The Iitular Part In the New
Musical Drama, "Freckles," Which
Comes 60 Itlks Thcatcr Next Friday
capped by the loss Of one hand, battles
with life's problem and rises in the
respect and estimation of his fellow
men, and gains tho love OF tho girl
he loves through his honesty. fidelity
and courage.
Tho original east and production
viii be seen intact among such well
known names as James Velie, late OF
Joseph NJ Wcher's forces: Carrie
Rellmore, for several seasons ingenue
with David Belaseo. Robert Thurston.
baritone with Blanche Ring. Frank
owens. late Of Beauty pulls the
Strings, and others OF equal note
The entire New York production win
be seen. depicting stage pictures that
will live long IN evoryones memory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
ANOTHER CHAPTER
May BE ADDED TO
FERRARl-LANZA ROW

Charging that Mrs Angeine Fer
mn threatened her with "a switch and
called her names, Mrs Mary Lanzl
yesterday t.led % complaint institute
ing peace proceedings, I'm Iusucp
George r. Craig's court. Justice Craig
had not issued the warrant last night
" Ferrau recently was bound over
boy Justice Gratis to await the ucuou
of The grand jury upon the charge OF
assault with intent te kll mHde bs
Joseph Lama, husband of the COM
plainant Ia the action begun yes,er.
day Lanza said Forrari shot nj him.
Forrarl, the police said, accused Lam
za's wife OF gosspiug about his wife,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
PRESBYTERIAN CONCERT
DRAWS SMALL AUDIENCE

The concert given last night at the
INST Presbyterian church, for the
benefit Of the church, was attended
by only q small audience, which, how
ever was appreciative The singers,
all of whom have been heard here
telore, never dio better Charles An
dfeWs conducted the entertainment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

Farmers and others who live 40 @
distance from a drug store should
keep la the house Il bottle OF BALI
.LARD'S SNOW LiNIMENT Ii may
be needed ar any time for cuts
wounds. sores, eprains or rheumatism
It IS a powerful healing and penetrat-
ing remedy. Price zoe, soc and Sl.OO
per bottle. Sold by All druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
DIZZY, HEADACHY,
SICK, 'CASCARETS'


Get TT lucent box.
Sick headache. blilousnoss. dizzi-
ness coated tongue foul taste and
foul always trace them 10
torpid liver. delayed, fermentng food
in ihe bowels or sour sassy stomach.
Poisonous matter eloeeed in the in
tee'.T-5, instead uf being east out
% the system s. re-absorbed into the
blood when this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue 10 causes con-
gestioa aud that dun, throbbing. sick
culng headache
Casearcts Immediately cleanse the
stomach remove the sour. undigcsted
food and foul gases, take the excess
Bile from the lNer and carry out all
the e0nstipated waste matter and
poisona in the bowels
a Casearet tonight will surely
straish'or you out is morning They
work while ven aleep--a l0-eent box
from Voiir drHreist aeans tour head
clear stom1eh sweet and your liver
md huN cls rogular for months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
'FRECKLES' is CLEAN
PLAY AND TELLS MOST
FASCINATING STORY

Those who Ike nm entertaining,
clean ana pretty play Of unusual
strength and emotional opportunities,
n play of true love unsmirchcd by
artiflcialitles, play of tho great and
wholesome outdoors viii find enjoy
ment in abundance IN 'Freekles
which Is announced 10y the lllks thea
ter, for Friday evening. March 10.
"F'recklcs" Is a drnmatlZatiun of
Gene strutton-portcr's charming novel
of the same name. which has for some
time been sensation in the literary
world u tells "a fascinating story of
how namcless founding hapdi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

Tcrra llnute Ind March Fire
that started in the basement Of the
three-siory building Of =. ~ Blndloy
a. Co. wholesale druggists. tonight
destroyed that structure and damaged
two adjoining buildings The total
iess Wtf br murr lhm 100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
For the
l O O d

HOODS sARsAPAHlLLA pos
sesses tho extracted values Of tho
best vegetable remedies pre-
scrIbed by leading physicians.
That its formula has proved won
deriully potent Us proved by its
record Of great snocea5. For your
blood medicine aat HOODS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10
ILLNESS OF RUSSIAN
DOCTOR PREVENTS HIS
APPEARANCE IN COURT

Dr. Boris Banoft, the Russian sar-
geon. who was reputed to be "a mill
lionaire. probably will he arfaigncd
before Justice George Il. Craig this
morning upon the complaint Of John
cornetto, who SAYS the doctor owes
him s475 for board
The Russian was "a have appeared
before the Justice yesterday afternoon.
but his condition prevented. lie came
here as a health seeker he Is in the
county jail, as the city jan has no
place for sick prisoners
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

smaller amounts slight advance
out of town orders shipped cure
fully and promptly.
z. W iEE.
2i2 20 2lG West Lead
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

For constipation, Chambeflnin's
Tablets are excellent Ensy to take.
mild and gentle iu effect. Give them
70 trial For sale hy an dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-10

Henry hauls Darsnse. Phone sao.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
House of Menagh
to Branch Out with
New Departments

In view Of the constantly increasing
patronage and the corresponding increase
in demand for other articles OF apparel,
the House of Menagh has decided TO add
three new. departments to its present
store. The new departments include mil
linery, knit goods and corsets
The House Of Menagh has been estab-
lished in Omaha about eight months. EX-
Slusive lines Of outer apparel for women,
such as suits, cloaks and gowns, have
been kept, but the rapid extension OF the
\business has warranted the expansion OF
departments. The new departments will
be installed by July Is.
For such a young firm the House OF
Menagh is one of the Omaha surprises
in the mercantile business. That an es-
tablishment still in its infancy should so
quickly find expansion necessary is a
real triumph, both to its manager and
the city. 1t clearly shows that the pro.
l gressve store Is bound to find success.
Since its opening the House Of
Menagh has earned an enviable repu-
taton as a store of integrity Only tic
highest grades of womens apparel have
occupied its rooms and the result has
been that the first order has always
brought subsequent orders. Already a
Wel-suBtdlneu clientele mas peen eStdc-
lished and it is for the accommodation of
this clientele that Mr. Menagh finally
decided TO add the three new departments.
According to Mr.. Menagh the three
new departments win be conducted just
as the present departments have been
and are conducted. Special lines, Of
which the House OF Menagh shall be
exclusive agents. will be carried and
these lines will be OF the best Despite
the fact that these lines will be Of highest
grade the prices are contemplated to
make all articles papular and within the
range Of everybody.
A corset expert will be brought from
@w York TO take charge OF that de-
partment. This will insure perfect fit
h ting and adjusting, thus making the
Menagh corsets as accurate In fit as a
made-to-order corset
The knit wear department will include
underwear and hosiery and the like and
will be complete IN every detail. The mil
linery department also will be Just as
complete Special effort will be made in
the latter branch of the store to furnish
all OF the advance styles as soon as they
become accepted. No rash decisions will
he made as to the latest designs, but
every hat that is accepted as fashionable
will be found al the House Of Menagh.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
LOVE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
WESTERN CROP OUTLOOK

J. @. Love, assistant general freight
agent OF the Chicago. Milwaukee ST.
Paul railroad, is here from Chicago 10
testify before the Interstate Commerce
commission hearing which is being held
al the federal building under the direc-
ton OF Special Examiner Gibson. Mr..
Love reports business conditions improy-
ing generally over the Milwaukee lines
Snd is enthusiastic over the bumper crops
/of the middle western states.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
LINING UP The TRAVELLERS
\Ak.Sar-Ben Sending Out Invitations
Y to Nonresident Drummers.
WILL BE SPECIAL GUESTS
Won selling Omaha Goods on the
Road and who DO Not Live in
City Requested 90 ne at
Initiation OF Brothers.
IL BE SPECIAL GUESTS

Big wholesale and manufacturing
houses Of Omaha are rapidly sending
20 the Commercial club and to the Ak.
Sar-Ben office the complete lists Of their
travelling men, who travel out OF Omaha,
tf.1 who do not live in the city. 1nvi-
y W. ons to the travellers and asking them
10 be present at the Ak-Sar-Ben Cen
Saturday evening, when special perform
ances will he put on for travelling mems
night. To date some /, 400 travelling men
have been invited. It is expected that
1000 will receive the invitation before
Saturday comes.
Those travelling men who live in
Omaha, are OF course. expected to he
paid-up members, so they are not in
cluded in the list of those who are be-
ing invited and are being presented with
free, tickets for this special occasion.
Yesterday the Commercial club sent
cut large. yellow plscards to be posted
IN all hotels within 15O miles OF Omaha.
calling attention to the fact that sat
urday night is travelling mems night
at the Den and that all men travelling
out OF Omaha are invited to come and
be initiated as the guests of King Ak
sar-Bcn
VIII Tell Yarns.
"Drummers yarns" galore will be heard
at the Den upon this occasion, for there
are old warhorses among the travelling
men, who are among the best story tell
ers in the United States. These have
been tabled and catalogued so that when
the big show is over and the speak
ing commences. aside from the speech
of the chairman, John L. Kennedy. and
of the best story tellers on the road
will be called to the platform TO spin
yarns
The sales managers OF the various con-
Germs in Omaha have been especially
urged to be present on this occasion.
1those few of the sales managers, who
are not members of Ak-Sar-Ben are ex-
pected to join before Saturday in orier
that they may be present, when their
crowds of statesmen are entertained,
should Apply to samson.
ANY company whose salemen have
Tot received invitations, are to apply at
Bnce to the AkSar-Ben office or to the
4 Commercial club, where invitations will
Il be issued, for they are all wanted, and
4 II they have not received invitations
they have been overlooked by mistake
or their mail has gone astray. 1t has
been a large undertaking in go short
time to gather lists of all men trav-
cling out OF Omaha and it is expected
that hundreds Of the men will be missed
or overlooked in getting out the circular
invitations. For this reason a stack Of
tickets and invitations are kept at the
Ak-Sar-Ben Den office to be dealt cut
as fast as such complaints are heard.
There is a universal movement to make
this the biggest night at the Den for
the year. Special preparation is being
made all week by Gus RENEE to the
Den for some new stunts for the boys.
secretay Weaver and Charles Beaton,
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments are outdoing each other in hustling
for names and making other necessary
arrangements
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20

Omaha real estate is the best investment
you could make. Read The Bees real
estate columns
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20

Toe Best. Wisconsin Cream, New
York White or Young America Full
Neufchatel Cheese. each. h.,....,...3 80
Imported Swiss or Roquefort Cheese.
per TO- .'''.''' '.'...'..''...' aoc
The Vegetable Market for the People
Of Omaha.
New Potatoes. peck OF Is lbs. 3Be
Fancy Wax or String Beans. h.. DO
Fresh Peas, per quart ...........6 Sc
Z bunches Fresh Beets or Turnips SO
s heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce ..,. so
8 lunches Fresh Onions ..........Bo &c
Green Peppers for stuffing. for SO
New Cabbage. per lb. .........Q .Qihc
Fresh spinach. per peck. ........... 30
4 punches Kohl-rabi ..........S SC
3 large Cucumbers ..............1 loo
Large. Fancy Lemons, doz., 25o, 3oo
rhe last of the Pineapples. We advise
SSE S Rg noS Sspbss
strawberries. etc. at wholesale price
NO. 1 DRESSED CHIoKEHs, llI4e
No. l Hindquartsrs fresh dressed
No. ] ForeqSaFter t fresh drssssG
First g qualify small PORK shOuiders'
First quality Pork Butts. ID. .itEs
Ne / quality Steer Pot Roast; per
No. qiusiitiy; fresh Pork Loins Ia 70
2 lbs. best Leaf Lard. .........,.9 9eo
No. / quality Bulk Sausage. lb. loc
First quality No. / Skinned Hams,
FIRST RS a. Quality No, picnic Hams, asS a
First quality; No. i Lean Bacon per
10 ..-.s.s..ss sss. .ssss.s' s''s - t4o
No ! Back Bacon. lb..........l .l494o
All kinds OF Cooked Meats, Sausage,
Hams, etc, for cold lunches. and
the prices are right.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
Put up Your Apricofs this Week

We look Tor an advance OF Soc case
by next week.
This car is extra fancy fruit, moth
ing finer grown, and the richest fla
vored. fruit for preserves; per crate
= ba1Aot ...'.''''.'.. .'.s.. Slsob
single baskets ..............3 $50
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
RAYDEN's MAKE rHE GROCERY
PRICES FoG TIE PEOPLE.

Always . saving OF 264o to 500.
2l lbs best Granulated Sugar. 81 90
4s-lb. sacks best high grade Dia-
mond ii Flour, nothing finer for
bread, pies or cakes, sack. 81 .06
10 lbs best white or yellow cornmeal
S lbs lbs best Rolled breakfast oatmeal cal
The best domestic Maccafoni. VeTD vST
micelli and Spaghetti. pkg. .7ho
Tall cans Alaska Salmon. 49,, 100
s cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. .2eo
32-oz. Jars pure Fruit Preserves 96c
The best hand picked Navy Beans,
lbs best bulk Laundry starch. .aSo
McLaren's Peanut Butter. ID. l21So
G. G. Corn Flakes, pkg. Sc
Advo Jell. the Jell OF quality; the
taste tells, pkg g...............7 .7%o
Large bottles Worcester Sauce. pure
Tomato Catsup, Pickles. assorted
kinds or prepared Mustard, bot.s1So
Special Demonstration Of Loose
The best Tea Strings, ID. .loc
Hirshey's Breakfast Cocoa. ID. 20o
Golden Santos Coffee, ID. 49,. 2oo
The butter, Egg ana Cheese Market
for the People OF Omaha.
The Best Creamery Butter. carton or
The Best No. / country crssmsIy
The Best No, ! Dairy Table Butter,
Tie Best les Strictly Fresh. Guaranteed
Eggs. per dozen .......,......a a2o
IT THv AANR
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-28
RECEIVES RADIUM TREATMENT.
Mrs. BlcclIley Encouraged Over Re-
suits i'm Baltimore Hospital.

Anderson, Jan. 24.-Mrs. Sylvester
Bleckley has been in Baltimore for
the past moHth, where she has been
given the radium treatment by Dr..
Kelly, and returned home Wednesday.
This is the third application of this
wonderful mineral, and Dr. Kelly
gave great deal Of encouragement
as to Mrs. Bleckley's condition. She
stood the trip home splendidly, and
while the treatment is very severe,
and she is still suffering-morc from
weakness than any other trouble-it
is hoped that proper diet will soon
overcome this.
Mrs. Frederick Maxwell, the
youngest daughter of Mrs. Bleckley,
accompanied her to Baltimore, and
she said it seemed that all who knew
OF the case were not only Interested
in the outcome of the treatment, but
the patient herself, and that they
received many kindnesses from
friends of a day. This is not sur
prising to Mrs. Bleckley's lifelong
friends, for more popular woman it
would be hard to find, and deServ-
pOly 50