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Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
A. |. |. POWER
 |S UNDER FIRE
Van Dyke Interests at Miami Contest i'll Supc- rior Court Right of Cor poration Commission to Make Water Rates

An interesting case is coming up in the Sunerior Court before Judge Phil lips today in which the public utility at Miami known as the Granite Springs Water company which is owned entire k by l. D. Van Dyke, seeks an injunc- tion against the Arizona Corporation Commission to restrain that body rom putting into effect certain orders. rates and charges as they relate to the con- trol of the property of l. D. Van Dyke.
 \ development that was not looked for yesterday appeared in the case when the corporation commission IS sued an actual rate sheet for the com pany cutting the present rates upon water in some cases more than halI. The commission takes the ground that the operation of a utility to the gen eral public in community such as it claims the Granite Springs Water com pany is, gives the commission full pow or to fix the schedules and charges.
 The applicant claims that the com pany is not a public service corpora ton but person and that the whole musiness is owned by Mrs. l. D. Van
 
 Dyke. the wife of CleYe w. Van Dyke, the general manager The claim is made that under the constitution ar ticle 15 and section two. no reference is made to persons. but solely to cor porations, and that in view of this fact the acts of the corporation commission insofar as they affect the Van Dyke properties are of no effect.
 There will be d merry argument Tn the court today when the case comes up. F. C. Jacobs of Globe represents the Van Dyke interests while the county attorney and the attorney gen. eral and his assistants will appear for the corporation commission.
 The changes in rates that were an nounced by the commission in Its or dor of yesterday are:
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

FISHING TACKLE Pinney son.-Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

BATHING SUITS. Pinney X Ro- binson.-( -(Advertisement)
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

Do you know Mary Pickford ?.- Advertisement)
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
DOVE PLEADS eUiLTY-AIgernon

Dove. a well known character in Phoe- nix. pleaded guilty to a charge of as sault before Superior Court Judge Phil lips yesterday afternoon. It is alleged that Dove sought to assault neighbor woman with an aX. He told the court he did not remember of doing any such thing The court continued the case before passing sentence, so that the testimony of more witnesses could be
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
PHOENIX MARKET
For valley products

UT NdIItN pIUUUOlS
 Prices paid today by WALTER HILL CO, wholesale.
 EggS ....................2 .20c Butter, dairy .................... oheeSe ......-.......,.... l3c Hens, dog. $500 to s6 6Oo Chickens, dog. 400 to $500
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
Former Raets

The cOmmislOn abrogated IHe IVTTHVI meter rental rate, and eliminated the connection charge. Further 20 fire hvdrants formerly used without charge were ordered charged to the Miami Townsite company at the rate of $l.O0 Der month each. The family flat rate was reduced from s25O to $2.00; bath and flush tank flat rates from $1.0O to 50 cents. It is figured that the pres ent consumption of water in Miami will produce an income giving q 10 per cent return on valuation of $40,oOO,
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
GARDENS OPENING TONIGHT

The Gardens, the big new amuse- nent resort located at the corner of Second street and Van Buren. At the Sign of the Green Mill Wih have it's gala opening tonight. The entire grounds will be Illuminated and a general good time is expected. The big open air theater and the open air restaurant and the newly completed cafe will be all in readi-
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

POULTRYMEN MEET-There will te an important meeting of the Ari- zona Poultry association this after noon in the rooms of the Board of Trade at 2:30 o'clock sharp. Much business of importance
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

Do rou know Mary Pickford?.- tAdVertisement) It
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02

non Cook and Miss Katherine Kennan will serve at the Country Club this afternoon
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
NEW SHOCK FOR CAVE CREE

FARM-J. NJ. CartWright will arrive at Glendale tonight from Wyoming with a carload of white faced Here fnrds for his CaNe Creek ranch
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

case x H usoc - q, quit, Gus.
tnaC ior sOunF ma, o. 'aiausass put
8" nui.G.ss ent Oslo, tess gea ~ Ga.
piens,ng " ssaes sOOtG sie pu0i.C snOc
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80. ,rrapseGdcu-t ~ pcVrAe sues /.
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tpDs 3'cey oa1 "a "a, Ctlsos " eva
peoe 1u'4' tsJy tasr1 eCs ssDy fora
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poots past ~ te" places ysy @Sct ~
geouDD
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

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,ssy snusd lsat ssa.e paoisaiss 10 ,ssir
soilrasns fasre sasiDsee b IA eqii~sl
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poole rasilf 10 ease TO- i6sir nsrs
pspsa
pablls1shs hswasey V0nh ~ gar
aslh soHa s~esponsinie sasnay sssunss
ihe responsibility ~ wesding WIt fsauo
iisa advertising THO Bs~spapss gam
aoia,ng g. sgah sdvessiaine 10 Ia ispp
rw h,yssy doihas ,pat ~ paid - snl
fakas snd tfaadH ~ . dOiiar drsvn OF
81 IN CHANNELS " sgiiHasse sssas a,
" ven ,nIo te 1anas ~ ,h0ss gAc
saJ,pty she ns-aessasier - lie ths pns
Ilssssf would Rsi ;,le,r shase.
fnt rSasi onandegf ~ Ia untfssr 81
aassssus,ng fragfs sss q e-ssaiL Ella.
~ aaie Hsrsgsp-sn "a IDS taEgs aiiis
.sasGf hsasefa sho aiAin to Gus, ever
.aiGf fFOm Oitndnsss Is oaEsay Wal.
s.sosi i1a~sff NhC could maAe milliSis
-;,.oHasat,st y .natF iissie gambling
guesss,s I'gpsst gsue al .1ss. gsf al
sas spaos ~saset ant Eo Questions ASH
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hsslat sdsessls,nT y sGe aieansa.
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snos Dusino~ community TGs anal
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ruiiC aVvn hGc H,naSof az O,iiiav 10
sstai. tsa1s
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

Mr. fcS hnali, iOnnt .ne piac.
t. shut % th, water o. urder ,o
reISiir .he pipe
~pESCHESON STALLION.
Tn dappi. grey pcrcheron ata-
lVu George weight l73O pounus
will make Els s.:asuu a. Nayn. 6
LIVERY Stabf, Tucumcar. a ~.
pE~ATh CLAWS LITTLE SisL
Cnarrste Elizabeth Ga, iis.,
49, vear uh dauEnter 81 Mr. ant
Mrs T. = affair died iast f--
aat afternoon sster al illness 90.
s.vcraI da,s Sh. nat O,;er su,.
iering WITH al attach ui pncu.
NOME bar was reported ~ u. -.
COVERING ano Gu 81 danger uni
new complications set ~ wni-i
Causot ner s. gradually stut
awe, AMI dea-r cam. 50 ner -.
liet
Ltg.r Gnarisi. vas = levpri..
AIMING .he little glris ant nat
many friends wnv car mart,
-eailse cnat sue mas passet ava
The stfVct g. tbs mother aut
ie.ner was mart s. 1.:er ant Ga.
little pru-nrr nas U.er matt. iun.
SOM auc sat 8, Ga. r-npva. u
ms iircr pis ms..
Lttt' Cha-isa ".ai.sct tur.
su. wos going s. o., ant -epues
20 lnst sn. 8. upr,ct q me- lo.
,pr,,. dress
Tn iun-ra SERVICES WEI. coo.
Quoted IRON cu' N r Cuurrt
~ re, = Z Hrnue-itt. ann
Mr r. = Grown auc tn -.
matns w-rs .eio g. rest ~ %.
SpnuNsir' gem"Lr", Mar,
J-aut8u hpro pHrriuYs wer. =.
.en,sc aut { so'Y' NUN oer 81
svrrpwluY friends ettrudec "a.
SF',tgsS
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

a. N VAT, 81 Sor,DB, ana 81.
s@nns irmsn Wsre married ., ,hs
cpur house this 4itFTnDpn w
Judge Cutiip.
Nilk cows ipr sale. ~ native
cpus with calves, AMI 10 gDcd
jerseys. Cash or On tune. IN.
quirr ~ this ofbce, ~ see Geo.
f. Rice, Hudson, ~ n. A..
Despite the big rains every
evening the 1horns Stock Com
psny has been playing before
ROJd audiences. The Company
IL composed III experienced &C
tors, and those wh0 have been at
tending regularly are we'll pleas
cd with The performances.
Osb0Tne swift aud Miss l.rta
MOore ~ Dodson we're united in
'IF b"ly bonds Di mhtTimonY by
Rev. j. H. Bridges last Thurs
day
a wedding supper followed the
ceremony, given by the groOm's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Swift
The young people left SatuT-
day morning for their home al
Woodrow.
While grading the streets yes.
terday Just west Of the First Ma
ti0nal Bank one Of the water
mains broke and a stream of wa
ter was thrown into the air high.
or than the twO-story building
Business was rather brisk until
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

Toe u.efch6ot Voc GDes aDl a..
teruas raYas Cas Imp'sss19o -
tA.A p4UA, tsat ~ bEs nDt9lng q.
otter "yfsu asotooloF AIS rns
usgcosot ~Hg keeps toiDiog IA
stcck otc mooey so1 theu byylDy
oew 0p-tc-5ats sDo1s uost De may
make large sales ~ smsll profits
MO e u benefit - ths IOWA Ss
veil as s4Dcessig merchant A.
GsEeislly Ne would ~, knon
TIE day 9i uos seek osless ne were
a4ggi4oc VITA . 'slsn1sf ne "ogie
NJ kID" uAe'e mas anything %
Iag 9n u u "e,e not ter tl, news
papers 8 ie" buyers have Ugse
~ Hslt every stare ~ te"G "lel
they osoi ~ boy > spoel a thread
. piece II callcpe, ~ = piano. bgt
D~IDfty-Diae oUt ~ : hundred MAKE
tIsI, tfst purchase tLIoVgl sat
recommendation II = ipsod ~
bciA reading al al yritisepAsBi
ouites ny s i've merchant
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

~ the tanners kEp1 ; ggod
ubIEg msy nil pstTGGile tls Ores.
cent Creamery 81 Igsgncsfl Iva
- an sister towns are making
HsitenHg piieJs ~ the ~cynpsEy y.
0lqye she plant ~ Their touD, b4i
the company has been dang .
gped business aud paying the
highest mAIset pfiGs igf butte,
ist tbls distributing hundreds
~ dollars 10 this community and
making ~ possible foi the farmers
~ make q Attls cara money ~
yog %gatfDBils The home creamery,
you NIL always have foreign cam
petition aud you arc guaranteed
tbs highest market pIice. but u
y0u sell "a gbs sub-statioH ~ d big
c9ncsTD ygu vii soon un your
home creamery gut II business
aHd lhs outside company will pay
yon whatever u desires So ~ do.
Iust beranss The creamery 10 To-
Gated hare 10 no reason ~ believe
that u will always he, IA takes
money ~ make the mare CO."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

hcucs = hsfsDy giyss inS ! ~ss ~
'ns i:t ar n MAJ igi< ogIy sppzpts1
~ ne !saSs a he t'T1'.sLs Coyu II gssy
r@gnty re" hs,4D. .cmlBissfsUpf Il ne
ssists N : N j:gtcEsI cs1ssssc All
ps'Ssas having aa4ms against SAD sststs
all p,sSsn, We same ~ re within ,bs
trns D'sScnssd by lss
Bsfmss Gerhard.
AGmiAiafsDt u $ u Egu,hs, deceased
Nsy ~ ISi4-Ht
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21
READ
THE news ADS
This WEEK
PITMhh CATTLE co.
r. L. Ptnasn, Mgr.
CATTLE AtD RANCHES
"a Psss, Texas
FIRES Aut.s W Yards

SVc - : 9Ds .xus clgt usc ma.
ave hmeiIcsp Hereford csttls
Cows : - = years 9le Be- 20 fes
SDr % 2,Dyg yssring steers
t3s.Dg - fan
s~c - zo~ yssnIng beiiefs
ia o. - So n
al c9ws gfss - registered
Hereford Dylis
Coo1 g.ses kezicsp cattle from
Ems,lcsa Ngfpl9a district esllyery
spy tlDgs same ~ De gco1 cclos
sEc cgnci,lop Prices T. o. b. ~
lsse "a. 90 ~ zs.oo Two year
I'D stssfs and neilsis z.oe 70
az 81. Cows z 70 seven years
aid a.. - ~ - ~ Steers +: years
old and ~ a.. - ~ "a. 81
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

. nOuung mill a. iucuwcsr
~DNlc "a aooas ousoufagenseui g.
"a. arms, - pvt 81 . Oig wuro,
,fyg ne<t FALL NJ always pc
zoe Dest pfs.ss To-, al = 0as ~ p,y-
cVcs IS ~oy uot maks 90 enou q.
se.urs q EourlGY ga. aup tuus y,
ap.s &. Day . ggsc pr..s -, Ias
~aeat ~ - harvested 90 co..,
ylatus tais yeaf,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

v, vi VIE 'u' sbi, ur'' 600 ,utu'
Ne, 20 JW uobt 90 rIi Ira..
%oeciurc rut L'urntu urt', owe e.
r,e-t ~ yea e Il o, E.''f
pl Euvt -u", s', VIII r.n'rt D.
,' ecu. rr raurt ~ltt g. -"
rumce~ = ~ e..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

y ~ 'syt''pi 'Ih'AtiH
10. No. 1870
James Il Fields, Defendant
NOTICE or EHEhIFF'H BALE
WHkhEAB, the plaintiff Ia the above
entitled Court IN the abo7o entitled
cause on the 18th day ~ April, 1914, Oh.
isinsd u iudgTsn. against the above
named defendant ioi me arm Of One
Hundred Tbirty.Hine Dollars hoi Ave
cents and costs of suit and
WHEhEAh, under and by virtue Of
said judgment, j. y. Ward, Sheriff Of
Quay county, New Mexico, was directed
and ordered 10 sell ut public Auction
the following described premissn, the
Northeast Quarter of Section Thirty
three, Township Eleven, north Of Range
Thirtytwo, Fast, ~ NJ. y. M, and out
Of the proessds Of said nale pay said
judgment and costs;
NOW THEREFORE,, NOTICE rs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21
EAYTLET cHUECR

s<,ylsss q, t.s Esp'.s, .sv'ss e, sel
lowe
tatLs sshDs. ~ s4S = q.
Am q m-f%rmVn, Divine III
escy - Prayer"
7W . e. Yoyny Ps2pls's ssyyiss.
I'm j. ssymgI, "G&@gsiseiAy
~ ,s!s ssyY4es may yncs' mssk "ll.
De sxpessg y ~. sSs ~, afraid sgn'
oDe vii NV yVy sgIs sEe have you,
mack ysmgyec
s;W .. n. Wednesday prayer meet
lag.
~ yoB are without a Church Home,
sSnsl We ear help you.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21
y " Eetn ySnp'

IVumpplv, srr,-es 30. u
- : = J. a. 20
lhe's WI -, - yfesct-rg ssry4cs
ss tue psstyi Yyes - byy t,.s wsek
ghs .lsJe ryIYsutlpr - tte C.f.s.
tls1 cnv,ct e a. Essf La vega, .te
SFtt ~ ~. - Nay : re CsrisissI
elyfcc hsfs e seua.nY ~ ptstyg -
ieyfssert ~ cgg'et q gyggUetr.
"sseteo rrssiirg Thgfsosy syeriEy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21
Auot,.af oar.0ao of Fotas ae,

A0O5S.ef oar,Dao 0f fotas as,.
ueou oste,ed lof Iucumoan.
tbe, VII ~ a0uot arrive 0y cus
t.os ,us tDeds a,e 40 Gpnotuou -
" tfas e.eo zoe oag faios OF tas
yasi .es dsys baV,og mspe 10sm
almost ~impasslbs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

fNOsc 0ew s.feet i.guts ~ a,s
!. ua,s 81 = .e~ r.eHt would nets
CONS IS mIEbty aauoy ga" yast
u1sx
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

Seven ,ncss4s VI an a less
.Dau , Ns,i, ,f s0us, urOtstufs igf
= try .arnuuF GSuuGfy
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

f0s afmsf wlC put IS . wheat
ogoy b. ,at mau rhO vii nave q
,ui' yut1s :nf iall
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

lGs as acnasfs vii nave IS o.
dos . 80 81 Gus Is Otaer IS
Hsop . muIct gp tOy Is n0,t aro,s
gart
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

IuCupoaN naf eurpyec zoe icOe
lr,,h naroug ,Or seyetai DAYS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21
AMONG The CHURCHES

PkkRk fTIk-lN CETL-E
ksv , Z Eenaerlxss FAn0'
Morning gut evening service. cvr.
ouc.sc ., ca, pHstu' every 'suuaty a,
4 IL gLt , II
Spuasy seiVpl ~ - 4 II
jurip' Enase,v' Ssyc4ety / IL
Ynrlssiet EnaesvV' SVelety : II
Hcschef, msetrng ant prtye' se'
r4ct Wednesday 81 ~
e oorc.l. invitation 10 eybstSst ..
a. We se-rioes - III. enpiet
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

CENTER syxgEy NEyzoyDy
cEvEcg
g. % Evsnz, yssrug
Eet0eslo, IN Door Ear; - Crvtet
Phorss y1t
SEs 4 IL Sphefy sehovL Eowt,. ,
Brown SvyerLpteLaept
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-05-21

Ia tia District Court u ths Eighth Ju
dieiAl District Within and for the
County Of Quay and State Of
New Msxico
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j H. Cgtip, Plaintiff
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

Mansion Thursday afternoon, when a
novel program VIII be rendered includ-
ing a dance by Master Ansley and Miss
Charlotte Meador, two Of the pre- .tiest
dancers of the very young set,
Mrs A. Med. Wilson. president Of the
Uncle Remus Memorial Association, will
accompany her husband to Norway,
Switzerland and Russia this spring,
where they will remain several months.
Mrs Wilson will leave Atlanta June .,
and will sail from New York a few days
later.
The 1918 Embroidery Club was en-
tertaned by Mrs. M, X. Jenkins at her
home on Highland avenue. Owing to
the resignation of Mrs. Dan Gunter as
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. w.
Ewes was elected in her place.
Those present were Miss Bessie Bum
stead, president, Mrs. r. II. Bell, Mrs.
Asmon Lewis, Mrs A. w. Ewes. Miss
Gertrude Jenkins. Miss Anna May Jen-
loins, Mrs, Ed Fitzpatrick, Mrs. w II.
Sellers. Mrs. j. Il. h. Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
b. Lee Smith and Mrs. p. c. Lumpkin.
The next meeting win be held at the
home of Mrs. w. f. Sellers, b4-A Pom
ders avenue, Friday afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Crepe de Chine and
Silk B[ouses

Very dainty white crepe de chine Blouses
have fat collars, other new style features
and prettily trimmed with small amber ball
buttons Priced at SIS. These also in blue
or black.
White or black china silk Blouses with
fiat sailor collar, with or without pleatings,
are $780,
Plain taffeta Blouses white and pale tints,
with roll collar and little ruches of net are
priced at $6.75
Dainty figured taffeta Blouses are $3.50
Figured crepe de chine Blouses are $3.50
and $40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
More New Suits Come
Every Day

Suits fairly startling with new ideas.
It's the return of the picturesque-th
frivolous, yes But the woman who likes
something simple need not fear but that
she can get it. Here are Suits with very
little trimming and not extreme in cut,
and yet with any amount of style.
AT $25 ARE WONDERFUL SUITS
of wool poplin, short coats of various
good and becoming styles; some ruffled,
others plain; they have all the latest fash
ion features; color tones, too most attrac-
tive; blues, tango, greens and tans.
Also at $25-some specially pleasing
Suits of MORE silk; lovely little coats with
Gladstone collar of lace; tunic skirt; navy,
reseda, wistaria, Copenhagen and black.
Among the black Suits most in favor
are taffeta and MORE silks, belted coats
with vestees of contrasting color; tlnic
skirts; priced at $50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Taffeta Dancing Dresses

Adorable, frilly little dresses that girl
can slip into and know that she is charm.
ingly gowned for the dance.
Soft Taffetas in wild rose pink, blue and
maize; the bodices of dainty lace, wide
girdle with small corsage bouquet; puFed
and fared skirts headed with double rucAe
of the same taffeta. Such dresses are to be
had at $25.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Phoenix Silk Hosiery With a
Guarantee That Counts

The makers Of Phoenix Silk Hose leave to your udg
ment to whether you should have Hose not So
they do not satisfy you to wearyou simply ask for
ones and get them. THIS PROVES THE GOODNESS
OF THEIR VALUE.
FOR WOMEN-Phoenix Silk Hose, four pairs in a box
for $300back tan, white purple navy green pink sky
and kings blue
heavier weight four pairs in box for $400-black,
tan and white
FOR MEN-Phoenix Silk Half Hose-black, tan, navy
and gray; four pairs in box for 5000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

THE following musical program will
be given at the First Presbyterian
Church to-day:
Morning.
Prelude.
Anthem, GLORY Be to Cod Buck.
Response. Murdoch
Offertory, "Out of Heaven" Cowen.
Mrs. Wingfield and Choir.
Postlude,
Prelude
Anthem, Praise, Ny Soul. the King
OF Heaven" HUM.
Response, solly.
Anthem, God Is WISDOM Broome.
Postlude.
Choir: Mrs. T. II. Wingfeld, So
Mrs. L. e. Rogers, organist; J. H. Null
lin, bass; and ]. w. Marshbank, tenor
and director.
Trinity's musical program for to-day
is as follows:
Prelude. Dubois.
Voluntary, Lord of All Being" Shep-
herd.
Offertory, art Thou Weary; Art Thou
Sermon. what Shall DO With Jesus
That Is Called Christi" Rev. L. G..
Johnson.
Postlude.
Evening. &.
Prelude, Guilmant.-
Voluntary, Beloved Now Are We
the Sons Of God" Marston.
Voluntary, 1.-THE Shadows of the
Evening Hour" Shelley.
Charles Charles A. Sheldon, Jrr organist and
Director.
The following program will be given
at the First Baptist Church to-day
under the direction of j. p. ODonnelly,
organist:
"A Song in the Night" Woodman.
Mrs Todd, Mr. Bates and Choir.
20, Divine Redeemer." Gounod. Mrs.
Written and Mr.. Bates.
Postlude.
when Ger the Steep Olivet," Maun-
"Bow Down Thine Ear" Maunder.
"The Resurrection and Ascension" by
Gounod, and :. 'Tis the Spring Of Souls
To-day" by Lemare, will be sung on
Easter Sunday evening.
The annual Purim concert will be
given by the children of the Ahavath
Zion Sunday School, under the direction
of M. Sheinbaum. Sunday at p. M,
at the Gilmer Street Synagogue.
The following program WILDE carried
out
Hymn-Dr. Solo H. Goldste4d and Sun
day School.
Violin Solo-Albert Duncan.
Observation-Disclosures Fitterman.
Recitaton-Abe Goldstein.
Recitaton-Paulin Clein.
Recitaton-Abe ZablodowslIy.
Recitation-Abe Smullian.
Recitation-Jake Behar.
Hymn--Mi5s Rae Jaffe and Sunday
School.
Recitation-Frank Fitterman.
Recitation-Sadie Behar.
Recitaton--Benny Rosenberg.
Notwithstanding Goldstein.
Purim Song-Miss Sarah Harris and
Daughters of the Zion Society
Address Joel Dorian.
Violin Solo-Albert Duncan.
Song-Miss Ida Russ and the Young
Israel CLUB,
QUEEN ESTHER,
A Purlm Sketch.
Song. America Bertha Ellison
and Sunday School.
Floor Committee-Miss Ruth Lichten-
stein, chairman; Misses Rae Russ, Mollie
Lchtenstein, Minnie Hirsch. Clara Mil
Ter, Molie Jacobson, Sarah Cohen, Bella
Levy. Bertha Zion, Corinne Hirsch, Liz
zie Cohen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
You Will Like These
NetU Skirts at $500

There is much to admire in their good
styles, smart lines and pretty materials
For as little as S. you may buy stylish
Skirts of all-wool poplin or serge in tunic
style with taffeta silk trimmings; they are
in navy and black; all sizes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
"Gordon" Hosiery for Women

"Round Ticket" Hose, me-
dunn weight silk-and-lisle;
linen sole, high spliced heel;
25c pair.
Silk Isle Hose, double hem
top, extra high heels, black,
tan and white; 35c pair
three pairs for $1.00.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
CoLored Stockings
to Match the Gown

To keep the pace with
Fashion, one must wear col
ored Hose this season.
Black patent leather pumps,
with stockings in shade to
match the gown"-that's
what Fashion says.
Well, no reason why not
the Hose are here in plenty
and what's more, the kind
women will like best.
For instance
Gordon silk-boot Hose of
extra good quality; high
sphced heel; black, tan.
white, navy, pink and sky;
SOC pair.