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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-08-26
MOTHER or
SCHOOL GIRL
Tells How Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Re-
stored Her Daugh-
ter's Health.

Plover, Iowa. -" From a small child
my Is year old daughter had female
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-26
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-26
At the Queen.

The Queen is showing today
Kalem Two part social drama fea-
turing Alice HOLSTER in The beT-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-26

Buy the Alb Gas Range ana save
30 per cent of your gas bill. Let
is show You. T. S. Cronk Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
Louis PizitZ

The lovely weather helped to draw the immense crowd of feminine folk to the partment store yesterday and all were de- partmen tstore yesterday and all were de- lighted with what Miss Fashion showed.
 All of the first floor departments at tracted the busy shoppers and the sec ond floor offered the suits and millinery
 The evening gowns were simple for summer weather, yet beautiful, made of crepe de chine and faces in all light shades Prominent among these was a pretty costume of white crepe de chine having a dainty jacket of light blue. The afternoon gowns were made of printed crepe de chimes, crepes and the other new materials with lace and button trimmings Many handsome suits were shown of the latest moire silk and taffeta in all the new shades.
 The millinery department was especially attractive. Among other pretty hats were an envelope shape of green with blacl; plume and jet ornament trimming, a blue sailor with high bandeau at one side trimmed with daisies and a bow of tan ribbon at the back and a green shape prettily trimmed with ostrich plImcs. Another stunning hat was of the popular wistaria shade, being aeroplane shaped and trimmed with plumes and ribbon. Hats for afternoon wear included a tan straw with blue trimmings of applicayed roses and tailored hat of tango shade and quill trimmings
 Many pretty and attractive collars vests and bows. including the new tango tie were shown in the neckwear depart ment,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
Drennen Co.

Drennen's, like all the other stores of Birmingham, was thronged with society women yesterday to see what Miss Fash pointed by the beautiful display.
 The millinery section was crowded and many pretty and stunning hats were seen. Among these were a Milan hemp of Ma rla Guy model in the new fuchsia shade, trimmed with plumes of two shades and Monte Carlo daisies a very attractive black shape having tiny tips encirclng the brim and an aigrette one side caught with a large jet ornament and a Paul Poiret model, a Roman striped sailor with geranium red velvet bow at the side. The popular small spangled jet hat was also on display with many others, including hats from all the exclusive New York shops.
 Among other beautiful suits was d vio- let wool popln with peg top skirt and short coat. Here as at the other stores the suits were made of moire silk in all the new blue, green and tango shades. The evening gowns were made of lace crepe and other light materials. one espe- cially pretty gown was of wistaria taffeta having a shadow lace bodice Separate skirts of taffeta in all shades were seen. Scottish mixtures of green and brown We're used in the Balma Caan, sport and other coats
 In fact all the departments had many dainty and attractive things to show on opening day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17

1 galine with tunic shirt and short coa with Persian trimmings, taupe suit ol moire silk with a Persian vest with out tons 10 match. Many pretty summers evening gowns were shown, some of hand embroidered and Egyptian net with darned lace and ribbon trimmings. Other novelties were the separate skirts and sport coats of all the popular materials Last seasons ratine of solid and the new plaid weave are also good for after- noon wear.
 The hat department was dream of loveliness. One of the most prominent was a black tam-o-' shanter having bird of paradise in the natural color and a large jet ornament as trimmings. An other pretty model was of tango shade with net and ribbon trimmings of the same color. Others especially pretty were a Kayak model of taupe trimmed with silk roses of different hues black straw covered with a net work of ferns and having long blue ribbon streamers and a hat combining the new blue shade with Persian trimmings. With this goes a embroidery trimmings White hats, all ways popular in the summer season, were also much in evidence.
 Among the new goods on display were a tango crepe silk printed with wistarla and green flowers, Roman crepes. Gypsy crepes and ratines of all the new green, blue and tango shades.
 The Gladstone collar in organdie. net and lace, tango bows in all shades. and new rufflings and ruchings are 70 be found in the neckwear department.
 Many pretty art linen pieces in Madeira and cluny were seen and the ribbons were beautiful.
 Patent leather pumps, some inlaid with colors and others of Colonial style with buckle are among the popular footwear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
Burger Dry Goods Co,

Exclamations of joy, wonder and delight We're heard in every department of the Burger Dry Goods company on opening day. All society turned out, for the day was lovely, spring weather having arrived at the host opportune time. that selected for opealngs and Fashion Week.
 One of tn emost popular departments was the suit and dress, where many pret- ty and attractive gowns delighted the feminine eye. Among these were a Rich ards model copied from the French Ca mellon of Pussy Willow taffeta silk in three changeable tones with a hustle ef- feet. and two paniers, and beautiful v'istaria charmeuse having a lace net waist trimmed with delicate touches of cerise. An afternoon gown especially pretty was made of crepe de chine of one of the new blue shades with a wide girdle of changeable silk. Another was a beautiful combination of blue crepe with amber trimmings. Many handsome tailored suits were on display including a three piece suit of moire and silk ben
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
Hirsch Millinery Company

The display of hats yesterday at Hirschs s. according to one fashionable woman who has made Birmingham her home for many years, exceeded any previous evidence on the part of this smart shop to rival eastern fashion
 marts. Greater variety and greater ex- clusiveness were noted and the satis- faction Of their modish clientele was evident throughout the day. The store was beautifully decorated flowers | falling gracefully from long handled | baskets, ribbons of rare rich hues and fabrics looped above mahogany and plate glass cases, palms and foliage giving a mere suggestion of cool green. while the brilliant plumage of paradise and ostrich, the sheen of satin and taf- feta and gold lace ran riot.
 Never have the hats been more fan | tastic. One quaint, picturesque model | may star:le with it's utter newness Of l shape and conceit, but only for mo | ment: for ones attention is so soon distracted by another that may be even | more eccentric. Ugly! say you? No. only | unusual and unexpected. At least the ugly things are so very ugly as to be really pretty
 There Is the wonderful shepherdess hat from Georgette. It Is made of real horsehair and has a lace embroidered effect. A cluster of roses in the true rose shade is caught on the top, where two strips of French blue ribbon draw | it down at the sides over the ears Two plumes shading from black through the taupe tint to mustard are pointed at the back. This is the sort of hat pret- ty Mss Billie Burke affects so de- | lightfully.
 hat with bit more dignity, per- haps, but not more style. is made of the modish new black braid. It is turned slightly at the side and has two handsome plumes, sea green in color, standing at becoming angle in the
 back. A Caroline Reboux model which has been much admired is made of | black Milan hemp and faced with dull
 blue. It is in the old time poke shape and encircled with garnet and black shaded ostrich feathers. hat that would be adora ble above a young and
 lovely face is fashioned of tan hemu with it's low crown covered in wistaria
 blossoms The brim droops above :, bandeau and has a lace facing. More ribbon streamers depend from the ban deau to add glirlishness to this attract i've model. A charming sailor is turned saucilv at the side over a rather higl bandeau. It is made of cream Milan | and the top is covered with a veritab l.
 nosegay of flowers. This hat was in the window and caught the eye of many
 a discriminating prospective purchaser An airy confection of a hat was maJt | of gold lnce with bit of black ani
 white showing bepeath. It was of tn, pancake suggestion and poised be-
 comingly above a bandeau. clustel
 sf shadeS pink roses was attached tt ! the crown
 i Tho display of children's hats is quiss
 fascinating at Hirsch's. There is tn 1 funny little white sailor which with its
 white ponpon ir front and back is st
 much like the srownups hats as tS
 make it aitoeether ouaint and absurd ly pretty. Many of these are Frenci
 hats. the lingerie tam O -shanters witt | tiny nosegayS placed at intervals abor
 the hrim and the airy pol<e bonnet: with their pink facings. These and tn,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17

spring formed lovely setting for the
 display of the seasons newest, most beautiful and colorful styles at the Pa | risian opening yesterday. Hats of every conceivable design and color, or combi-
 nation of colors, were there galore, and
 many were the exclamations of delight
 that fell from the lips of the ladies as | their gaze fell upon the creations from | Paris and from American makers. l One charming creation had a brown checked taffeta top net trimming faced with burned ostrich effect shading from black to blue. The same hat with ban deau effect and paraso1 to match is one of the newest creations seen at the races in Paris.
 Another model is white Milan, with the high side effect with facing of flesh color brocaded chiffon, handsomely fin- ished off with brocaded ribbon and a cluster of pink roses crushed under heath. This is one of the Evely Veronan models and is the thing
 A beautiful Suzanne. Cabot model shown is a leghorn with Duchess lace top and band with pink moire facing and brocaded ribbon, finished off with tiny pale blue and pink buds.
 These and many other beautiful mod els are exclusive to the Parsian store. Tulle is used extensively in the making of the hats and old gold, paradise feath- CTS, pink rosebuds and black velvet are extensively used in the trimming.
 In the suit showing, the coloring Is gorgeous and taffeta, foulards, crepe de chine and blister crepe Is used often. The styles lean to the hustle effect and many exclusive patterns are to be seen. One beautiful dress for evening wear is of rose brocaded pussy willow. hand em- broidered with old gold trimming and the hustle effect, covered with real hand made lace
 Another blue embroidered taffeta French gown. elaborately trimmed with lace, with the five tier effect bodice of gold and handmade lace attracted much attention. Another showing was of a gray crepe de chine dress with the sparrow effect in handmade lace over chiffon.
 A combination of gray crepe de chine with rose pussy willow draping made with three tier effect brought forth many exclamatory utteranees from the visitors.
 A beautiful evening gown is shown in a combination of silk tulle and taffeta,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
Steele-Smith

With the comnodious store decorated
 in quiet tones, elegant and refined Steele-Smith received visitors yester- day at its opening all day, and the ever-c changing number of fashionably 7 dressed women evinced their pleasure at the showing in no uncertain terms. The suit department and the millinery department were crowded from early morning until the closing hour last night.
 Steele Smiths are showing quite a number of exclusive copies from moire, poiret and martini. Most of the styles shown this season are of Japanese coat effect with skirts of the softest silk. Chiffons and taffetas are being shown and the trimming is usually sug. gestive of flowers, much of it being sweet peas.
 A beautiful model, exclusive to Steele Smith, is a taffeta tunic made with net of Japanese embroidery, black on white, showing full hip skirt. There is also a great showing of foulards, chiffons and taffetas at popular prices.
 A model of beauty is an evening gown with light blue body of blister crepe kirt, blouse cut very low, trimmed with shadow lace. yelled with chiffon and set off with clusters of pink rose buds. It has a girdle of sashed ribbon running to a smart bow in the back
 new shade of blue is extensively used in the makeup of another model imported from France. It is trimmed with crepe voile with nubb stripe combination suit dress made with skirt of fine Canton crepe. waist, em- broided blouse with fischu effect, col lar and front frilled, drop shoulders with net sleeves, edged with pleated net. It has a belt of blue taffet finished with silk tassels.
 In the millinery department is every color of the rainbow taken into con- sideration in the making of a hat Many exclusive imported models and copies of importations are to be seen among which is a Georgette of fine black straw, set off with jet buckles l high side turn and trimmed with or trich feathers in shadings from pink | to deep cerise. An exquisite Louise ! model is cream milan straw faced with black satin and bandeau of satin finished with lustrous black bow. The side Is up, with band of black ribbon, wh cil | runs across the hair at the back. Another beautiful showing is model of mouval straw, natural color. with brocaded tapestry silk, running high td a point on one side, showing a ban deaux covered with velvet ribbon in
 cerise, finished with smart bow. The top is covered with springs of orange blossoms and rosebuds.
 | One of the quaint, simple and beau
 after the styles in the time of Napoleon | Bonaparte. The brim is fashioned into
 four points, almost square, running
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
The Parisian

Lattices. snowy white, with climbing roses reaching delicate tendrils upward to the ceiling and French baskets filled with beautiful flowers suggestive of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17

trimmed with crystal beads, hustle ef- feet with tulle handmade roses
 Three-piece suits are also to be seen in all the latest shadings and with the filn- lest imaginable trimmings. The hustle effect is never quite lost and elaborate embroidery finds a place on nearly all the suits
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17

up high at the side. It is finished with ostrich feathers on top running into
 the body of the hat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17

array of dainty collars and vests and other feminine accessories are realls enchanting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-17
FIRST DA OF FASHION WEEK IS MARKED
 BY MANY FASHIONABLE OPENINGS

were interlaced with silk cords and the entire sleeves and yoke were put to- gether with narrow entre deuX
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
CHAIN PRAYER On
ITS ROUNDS IN
CITY AGAIN
Nuisance That Has Bothered
Superstitious and Timid for
Years Bobs Up With Same
Sinister Warning.

Tho choin-prayer nuisance ls active
aguin. For "a generation or more. at
different Intervals and .n different see
lions OF the country. the -uperstitions
have been noodius the mail and
frightening the umid and iguorant
with an alleged ancient prayer iu
which calamity ana blessing are ooth
wound up The belief oi the superstl-
iiuus is that those Who copy the
prayer and send 90 on On nine other
persons will receive q great blessing,
while those who. having received it,
permit the chain 90 bee broken VIII Dee
visited with "a great misfortune.
Religious leaders. the religious
pfrss ana newspapers generally have
ATTACHED the silly thins Time aud
aealn. hat the c%redul"us and super
stIti1us have kept The prayer ON it's
ropuBe
a prominent city official received "a
copy of the prayer in his morn.ngs
mail The envelope contained % type
written slip as follows
AN ANCIENT PRAYER.
"Oh Lord, I implorc thee % bloss
al mankind and bring us 10 thysoii
and keep as Go dwell with thee.
This prayer WAS sent to me, and
is Go he sent aIl over tho world u
was'said in ancient times hat AN who
wrote il would ho free from calamity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

Hcrboth, painting. s'gnwork. 1881.
Fees candy store Boxes a. nue
candy from roc up.
Fine assortment Navajo Rugs.
$500 I'm, Louis nfcid, i1J John St
II You need a plumber phone sal.
Heeman ~ Aver
Special low prices on al grades of
watches 80 Roseuwald Bros Jewelry
department.
Roy Dcnhoif. of the firm of Dodd
a Denhotf returned yesterday from
O business trip 20 Texas points.
a meeting of the board of county
commissioners Is announced FOR
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
Auto and carriage lap robes, 20 per
cen, special discount for 10 days. j.
Korber A. Co. Phone SIS.
sterling silver Marguoritc sets. the
newest novelty. regular $50 value,
az Tho special price OF StUO Rosen-
valid Bros. icwelry department.
The brotherhood Of American
Ycomen win meet this evening I'm
odd Fellows han There will be a
Christmas tree and refreshments An
members and their families are in
vited.
Sterling silver souvenir spoons.
with assorted sketches. your choice
Tor Si.0U. RoseBwald Bros. jcwclry
department.
an members Of the Loyal order OF
Moose desiring 10 contribute TO the
municipal Christmas tree will please
call az the Moose club rooms. corner
uf second ana Gold or at the office
of Dr r. J.. Hust, 10 the y. T. Ar
milo building
The name stamped IN gold letters
On au article OF leather will make IL
moro appreciated as "a Chrit mas gift
~ you are swing 49, sort 81 leather
gcodH this Christmas let NJ stamp
the name ln gold on IT,. Evenine
Herald iub department hone ga.
Charles Rnafright son of the mn
yor VAS taken ni with appendicitis
night 90 81. Joseph hospital. The
operation WAS successful, and this
morning ID was reported that the
young MAJ was dolSE eXcellently.
Joe Mahhoub reported to tho po.
lico laE niFht hat the showcase iu
front OF his store az III south First
street WIS priod omen and several
watches and rings stolen lie dis'oy-
cred the theft when he started "a
close up al . O'CLOCK There h. nc
clue 10 the thief.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
OSCAR DAVIS IS
GIVEN
JAIL SENTENCE

Oscar Davis iormcr Roswell cigar.
store koepcr was found guilty ycs-
tcrday Iu tbe toleil court Ut d white
slave charge and sentenced tu iuur
years in 90" federal peu.tortlary az
Atlanta Tho casc wont to che juty
iust before noon Yesterday and the
verdict was @rctu-ncd 20 $3.50 O'Clock.
Davis wHs accused oi bringing
Clara Levine irm Fort Worth to
Roswell rur Immoral purposes %
developed during tho trial that the
gran haired defgrdart waa the wom-
au's husband 80 insisted that sine
.amc 20 Roswell to conduct % tonm-
ing house
tnitcd states DISTRICT Attorney
Summers Hurkhart conducted tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
TIMECARD CHANGES NOT
TIC BE ANNOUNCED YET

j.. j. Johnson. rscG for the santa
Fc iu this city syid today hat he did
NOT expect TO get 20 CODY Oi TIE new
time card until January Is at the
earliest. There are rumors of a mum
Der ol chargcs OF interest TO this city.
90 b. expected thut the new schedules
viii 40 in enect January 81. The
public ls warned a-1inst accepting OF
passing on runt8rs regarding changes
la the time OF ARRIVAL and departure
Of Trains. The plr. ulattou of guess
work and third ana fourth hand in
formation may lead travellers into
making annoying if not serious mis-
takes. As soon ss she local time
card changes are made known here
viii be ann0uu'ed &C. the rubIr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

Regular annual meeting of The
stockholders of the state National
uuk of N|lbupucrluc Sew Mexico.
viii uc held at tho once ol the bank
al 1870 D m Tuesday, january d.,
1919
D. d. HEGNpoN. President.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

and those who passed u by would be
met with misfortuu,
"Cupy IL and send 90 nine persons
within nine days. pn the tenth day
YOU Will meet with great joy
The letter was unsigned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have 10 pay
regular pFiCes for their FoodS
WHEREAS, ours e left on our
hands as Wnvcsicemcti security on
loans. THEREFORE,. We can sci
q goods for less than they have Ga
pay -make something ourselves ana
save you "a big percentage.
This la plain common Eense-no
hocus- pocus or humhug.
BUY NOW for Christmas. a small
deposit viii reserve the GOODS you
want
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
DECISION IN KUNZ CASE
IS EXPECTED MONDAY

Judge Gcorgc q. Craig said todas
that be- would probably aanouWc his
decision in the kunz LIQUOR case Mon
dug. Argument by counsel wus con-
cluded yesterday afternoon. and the
court took the case under ady!semcni.
Kunz. an ngcr. for a 81. Louis brewer,
contends tina the city has no right 10
charge him q wholesale liquor dealer
fee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

You can't tell a mans brain
power by the size of his hat
nor his income by the size OF
his car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
nm M nIGnI PRICEs.
Iil West Ccntral.

AuiO stcasocr rugs hap robes, horse
blankets. dog harness. dog c%oliars.
saddle. harness, horse c0liars. uli1ps.
harness oils, harness dressings, lcaih-
e., waterproof chrome hall solcs. oak
half -ulss for men and women. . Ia I
shoes nollshe-. an coiorS Iar, Whit
timan's poli~ltes.
TliOS. o. ktsI THER.
iOs West GenfrnI Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
POLE
GETS FREEDOM BACK

Nike Petosay. Is pole, ar estcd last
night as q yagraut, told the police he
was an escaped innate of the Wis
consiu asylum This morning he was
shown the wpy on Of town and told
10 Keep goiue he impressed tho mo-
li,o az "a DIT 'soit." Out quite able 90
take care - himself and entirsiy
harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
THE

. FORECAST Tonight and 4
. sunday cloudy aud unsettled. I
. Probaly s unw l. ETAOINOpT
. Probably snow 4
. FOR the - houts ended at s
y o'clock this morning
y MaXlmum-4u.
. Minimum-ai. 4
. Eangc-S. I
y At s o'clock-2i.
q Northeast winds. I
. CLOUDY. 4
. Is incl OF rain
= DO YOU, Ivory Washington" I
y solemniy inquired good old Par 4
. son Ragster. take dir ooman
. Gladys GuRlcs. 60 Doe yo' lawful 4
y welded wife OF"
y - duruuh. sam
y "Yo' duunuh' Yo' comes yuh I
y Co git m1r'd, ana den duunuh 4
y what yo' wants Has go done 4
. lost Nu' mind 4
y no, aah bat lis sawtuh lost I
. muh thusiasm Judge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

They come. they 30. they buy, they
sell. hut II~cnry's I'arcci DeliVerS
sticks. The oldest In unchanged ser.
Vice. Phone e30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

Morris chairs and rockers. the
most useful Xmas present. at Albert
Faber. 2l2-2l5 ". Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

NANTED-A %retoucher and printer
Pursell studio. els Yves, Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

OUh ABSTRACTS or TITLE ARE
GUARANTEED- GlERKE. O0LE a
DOANE. 2lf " GOLD PHONE i36,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

If all the Ford cars sold to
date were placed end to end,
they would make a solid
string reaching from Chicago
TO New York.