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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
MniI Clerk Sentenced.

Garry A. Rouse. OF Washington, a
railway mall clerk. convicted mt tho
Apri. term OF the United States Dis
trict Court OF cmbczzling mail matter,
has been sentenced by Judge Ed
mund Whddil. Ir.. to twelve months
imprisonment in the IIenrico County
Jail. Rouse began his term Monday
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

Mrs. j. NJ. Gregory. Of Forest Hill.
has resigned as president Of the Ches-
tcrfield Chapter. United Daughters Of
the Confcdcracy. n position she has
held for n number of years. Officers
Will be elected for the year at Il meet
Ing to be held early In January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
Board Holds Meeting.

The State Board or Accountancy met
yesterday at the Capitol and reviewed
the statement and audit OF State Ac-
countant w. Frank Smyth, showing
the financial condition OF the different
departments Of the Commonwealth.
The board viii approve the account
ants audit and transmit Il to the Gov
ernor, with such suggestions or rec
concentrations as may he deemed de-
slrublr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

The Administrative Hoard ycatcrday
instructed ~ clerk 10 ndv"rt!Bc for
NOR" bldH for ia" rnirirY AMI removal
"' IA" old Iihnrru pump hr"dgc and
nrr" ltinp submerged Ia The dock
near S"v"ntc"uth ana Dock "irccth
IA" hidH ar" 10 be- r"iurnnblc on Tues
DAY. %"vcmh'T 30. g., noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

Trial OF Ashby ID. Ramsay, indicted
on n charge OF dcfrauding Mrs. Laura
B. BusSard out Of Sl.50i.T: through
real estate transaction. Was continued
again yesterday in the Hastings Court.
Ramsay was placed under bond OF ST.
800 for his appearance in court on be-
cembcr l3. Bond was given By ". II.
BOZc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
At the Jefferson Club.

The Jefferson Club VIII formally
open its season this evening with a
THANKSGIVING Cotillion. beginning at
Q O'Clock. The attendance from the
membership Will be augmented by a
large number OF guests who Will ar
rive to-day TO witness the Virginia.
Carolina game. and the affair promises
to be one OF the largest OF the autumn
scnsOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

T. ~ E"rnHt"ln, tho rnrrchnn, ar
rested ~ Policeman TAN on charge
OF yelling Il pigioj 10 LinWoDI Brown
email hoy, wnB nn"d t2t ana cObtD
"a the Police court yontcrdIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
I,cnnrted mirroring.

Bradley Anderson, OF 120 North
Twenty sixth Street. who was operated
on at the Virginia Hospital Saturday
was reported as improving yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

Robert Rawls, a student at Wash
inGton and Lee University. was being
sought by the police of this city yes
terday following the receipt of a tclc-
gram from #. w. Galloway, OF Au-
gusta, Ga. Up to an early hour this
morning. Rawls had not been found.
The telegram received by Chief of Pc.
lice Werner said that the boys moth
er was i'll.
Addresses Art Club.
Henry Wcxlcr. portrait and mural
PAINTER, addressed the Art Club OF
Richmond yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

Il. r. Warren was arrested yestcr-
day by Policeman McGowan on n war
rant charging him with assaulting
Steve Sokcl with n wrench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
,,,,.. s,ec,,inp Cb,rpc

T. f.. Wade was arrested yesterday
by Policeman Holt on charge of
speeding an automobile through the
ctr
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26

Report OF the condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Holly, in the State Of Colorado at the close of
business November 10, 1915.

Holly in the State Of Colorado. at the close Of
business November 10 1915
RESOURCES
add shown on D.. s1.757 70
IAe.p,c.. Of other bank. discounts .,,,.7 >,
oa. . secured s. none unsecured 74ss '''7 50
Ta.iU Total US Sea.-.. - 1880
Bonds securities
Tpsda Tp I1 G: M " ~ @ ~ 1o5o1 o5
Subscription ''s I of bank.
!: s ::::: e.: e. ::: s:::: s : S
IL Net d." from approved agents in New York. asss
Met & % .'' :.: ;:: ban. so7s 54sis s's
e.: s:: :: S.:i: ls7'5 zs 5s
Lawful MneRe einB Bank:
e.: :s;:: a: sss s.ss Sc
e. Rss.mesoa os s"d I with u Treasurer (no,
noncrcu and due from u Treasurer 625 w
To, s2l9563 80
Caplafd kpidn
" Reserved for ...................... liza 80 ~ ..
Les. euu.n. expenses .d"xesp IS AZ 3655 s6
81 % D s s. ..d b:"Is. toher than 90
$ :::: ::S,: : Ss: " IS
% cA r.. 'i. i". ssa"as s.ps. Item.
Tim. deposit. p.y.be days "oe ,.7 .,
~ eA.s T%I OF Of ops' o%s deposits: M . Items 4l.d42..
Total s2lsSo' 81
sso1sTS ssa$HS S' Is efqq4sSSS**eRsss qsS*ess &.
Of bank do 'oe""h that the above state
meat true the be" OF my knowledge '"' ~ NORRIS
, ss:" s. ;s,; sd "''f fkAsk 4 s f. % ALIEN III "'
My smmsssu uuph.s Dsceuhs e. 1915 o"'''"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
MEN AND THINGS
Epitone of the Weeks Doings
in Holly ana Vicinity
IN GEN ERAl.

Dan Orr, road overseer of the
Santa Fe. was in town last Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Carrie Tinney and Mrs.
Lulu Tinney, who have been seri-
ously i'll at the home of Mrs. Alton
Jones, across the river, are gradu-
ally recovering from siege of ill.
ness.
The splendid display of jewelry
and fancy goods in the window of
Joe Adamek is attracting much at.
tention. His stock is large and
complete, and is a credit to our
town.
Mrs. w. r. Rockwell returned
home on Tuesday from visit with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Simpson, at the head
gates.
T. A. Pattison of the Holly Auto
Co was doing Lamar last Tues
day.
The contract for wiring the new
Holly alfalfa mill was let to Trefz
& Pattison of the Holly Auto Co..
having been completed the fore
part of the week.
bars soap for 25c.
AT Pratt's.
Miss Bessie Emery entertained
her Sunday school class on Satur-
day afternoon at her home.
Games we're played, and a number
of musical selections rendered, af-
ter which choice refreshments
were served.
Six different kinds of heating
stoves to choose from, at Holly
Hardware Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
A MONDAY BLAZE

The Main Street cafe, owned
by Spurgeon Stephens, had a
narrow escape from total destruc-
ton last Monday evening, and
had it not been for the pro-
prietor's rare presence of mind,
it is probable that the entire row
of frame structures facing Santa
Fe avenue would now be smolder-
ing in ruins.
The cause of the blaze was due
to the carelessness of an employe,
who attempted to fill the tank of
the coffee urn with gasoline with
out first turning it off, the con-
sequence being a blaze of fire
that shot nearly to the ceiling,
which looked serious for the
moment, but Mr.. Stephens hast
lily securing a bed quilt, smother
ed the flames before the Volun-
teer fire department appeared on
the scene.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26

The municipal coal yard idea
seems TO have firmly impressed it.
self on the minds Of many OF our
people, aa it has been the main.
topic of conversation the past week.
Bill Wallace and Harold Green,
the Don Juans of Hartman society,
cane down for the week. .end holi.
day.
Roy Straney, the etfervescent al.
falfa magnate from Wiley, was
among the weekend visitors here
last week.
Mike Doyle, Partisan hailing
from Pueblo, was in town the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Maurice Reynolds and baby
have been sojourning under the
parental roof at Manzanola, return
ing home last Saturday.
County Commissioner CLARK
Mitchell, man among men, was
in town last Saturday on matters
strictly business.
Coming-The Panamas, Opera
house, Nov. 30. Secure reserved
seats and single admissions at
Adamek's.
j. l.. Robinson was among the
county-seat visitors last Monday.
The Catholic ladies' will hold a
bazaar and supper in the Armory
Thursday, Dec. 10Th.
Ray Brown, the chauffeur who
has earned the sobriquet of "Greas-
ed Lightning when it comes to
driving car, returned on Tuesday
from a hurried trip to Pueblo.
Hon. Raymond Miller of Gala.
tea, Colo, ex-receiver of the Pueblo
land office and peripatetic politi-
clan, was here last week arranging
for large consignment of cattle.
Since retiring from official duties
twelve years ago Time has stood
still with this veteran of the range,
whose elastic step is the marvel of
all who know him.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
SAD CASE OF DEMENT1A
Fred Bauer, . Farm Laborer,
Shows Upmistakable Signs
of Failing Mind.

OF Eall108 Mlno.
Fred Bauer, Is, a private in the
ranks of Company F, N. G. c..
employed as a farm laborer here
during the past few months, was
arrested in Lamar last Sunday by
Sheriff Cal Downing, his peculiar
conduct having attracted the
Sheriff's attention.
On questioning the young man,
he admitted having walked from
Holly to Lamar on Saturday
night, and he was much wrought
up over his interest in a hay y-baler.
whose ownership is said to be in
question. He spoke in a rambling
way about a lawsuit contending
that it was to be aettled by q
Higher Power.
Acting upon orders from his
brother, Gus Bauer, of Bristol,
the young man is being held at
Lamar, awaiting transportation
to a private sanitarium.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
AN APT COMPARISON

The farmer who plants his
seed in the ground and then lets
it grow at will without further
cultivation is like the business
man who buys a stock of goods,
opens his doors and is satisfied
with what trade naturally drifts
in. But the advertising firm is
like the progressive farmer who
works in his field day after day
and is rewarded with big crop.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26

went to Sheridan, Wyo. He had
promised to come back for the
trial, but has lot shown up to
date.
The case was dismissed late
on Monday. the states attor-
neys being unable to make out
q case on account of the absence
of Harrington. the prosecuting
witness, making E. G. McFadden
a free man.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
PRESBYTERIANCHURCH SERVICES
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH.
Blessing God for All His Mer.
cies," will be the subject of the
morning sermon by the pastor
the Rev. Wiley K. Wright. "The
Shepherd of the Hills" will be the
evening subject at 1880. Every.
body welcome.
j. E. Saunders, the atfable i'm
plement dealer, returned or Sun
day from hurried trip to Ovid,
Colo, where he has extensive in
terests.
Sale of winter goods now on, at
astonishingly low prices.
w. j. Pratt.
Manager Coffin of the Byars &
Coffin store is extremely we'll pleas.
ed with the result of his ten-day
sale, and desires to thank the pub
lie generally for it's liberal patron
age, which he endeavors to merit
at all times, and hopes to serve
them constantly.
Rubberoid roofing $1.lO at the
Holly Hardware 90.
If your subscription has expired
and you want the paper continued,
call and make arrangements, as
names are sometimes dropped from
the list unwittingly.
F. q. Allen-notary public, rent.
ais and collections.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
MARRIED

On Tuesday Judge Reid married
J. L. Hough and Miss Emma B.
Gallant, both Of Holly, Colo.
The parents of the bride accom-
panied the couple FROM Holly to
witness the ceremony. They will
make their home on a claim in
southeastern Prowers county,
Colo. says the Syracuse News.
The Chieftain extends heartiest
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hough and wishes them Godspeed
on the matrimonial highway.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
BIG FUTURE FOR VALLEY

Mr.. Redpath of the firm of
Brown & Redpath of Baldwin,
ILL.,, dealers in dairy cows, was in
Fowler last week on business,
and handed this bouquet to Editor
Buck of the Tribune:
consider the Arkansas
Valley Of Colorado the finest
place in the United States for the
dairy business, because of your
cheap feed, close market and
ideal climate. In Illinois, farm.
ers are producing milk and selling
it At from 8Sc to $l.25 per hun.
dred, with feed costing them Sl4
to SIS. Here, the farmers have
much cheaper feed, and are
Getting $40 hundred for their
milk. There is biz future for
the valley"
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to tender our heart
felt thanks to Commissioner Nc
Clung and others for the many
kindnesses extended to US during
the illness and death Of our be-
loved son Harry, and to assure
each and all that they shall never
be forgotten.
B. F. REIsCH.
WIFE AND FAMILY.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
the CASE OF THE
PEOPLE AGAINST E. 6.
MeFADDEm DISMISSED
Absence Of Prosecuting Witness
Farrington Gives Freedom
20 AcFadden.
Na,nsr News)

Lamar NeWeJ
The case of The People against
E. G. McFadden came up in the
District court last Monday. The
states attorneys, w. A. Merrill
and Allyn Cole. made q motion
for continuance of the case till
the next term of court. Their
reason for doing this was on ac-
count of the absence of William
Harrington, one the states wit
nesses. from the state. Attor-
neys Gordon & Gordon, for the
defendant resisted the motion on
the ground that the defendant
was entitled to a speedy trial and
further that he had gone to a
great expense in getting one of
his witnesses here.
Judge Hillyer denied the motion
for continuance.
History
OF the Case
The story of the case briefly
told is that McFadden. the pro-
prietor of a hotel h ere, got
into an alteration with one Geo.
Wallace on the morning of the
26th of May. Wallace asked for
q room in the hotel and McFadden
pushed him out of the hotel, be-
cause Wallace, so McFadden
claims, was drunk. Wallace in
falling struck his head on the
curbing and later died.
The were two eye witnesses to
the trouble, one. being William
Harrington. the other a Mr.. Viii
bur. Wilbur left Holly the night
Of the trouble and went to Ore
gon, but came to testify in the
case now. Harrington. the
prosecuting witness. has also left
the country. 1t is said that he
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
CHICKEN SUPPER

and rummage sale given by the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church on Saturday, Nov. 9th at
the Holly armory, Supper 35cts.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26
WANTS LAND

Will buy few quarters of land
if very cheap. Geo. b Cones,
Meade, Kans. 2|s
The Holly chieftain., 1915-11-26

Ammunition and guns at the old
price, at the Holly Hardware Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
MAGOALENA WOULD
LIKE US TO join
IN ROAD RACE
Big Events for Fourth Of July
Proposed; Thousand Dollar
Purse to Draw Entries ALI
Over the State.

Magdaiena Is anxious 10 arrange
for an automobile road race between
that city and Albuquerque july Z.
While he was In Magdaicna the other
day O committee from the board OF
trade waited on COL d. X. o. sellers
and preached the subject 10 him.
The people OF Magdalena are pre-
pared 20 DO their share % the prep
nratiun for and handling OF the race
with enthusiasm. They viii arrange
for n two-hour noon control aud be
prepared To lend al assistance 10
drivers and mechanicians.
They will patrol Blue canyon ana
other dangerous places On the route
IN their section and keep all other
traffic off the rogdF SOcorro. too, IL
Interested IN the PROPOSED race, and
IL prepared To furnish patrol OF that
point on the course known as John
sons grade. An entry or two from
the western part Of the state could
be counted upon.
AZ outlined the meet would bee
statewide. The purses proposed are
big enough to assure mat. II ~ pro-
posed 20 hang up $1,000. divided inta
1900, fS1O and 500 prizes for the
FIRST, second and third men.
Automobile enthusiasts and others
Interested in an event Of IN. sort pro-
posed will be sounded al this end. II
sufficient enthusiasm Is manifested
tho raee will be arranged without
loss Of time,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
HABEAS CORPUS TO
Be SOUGHT N
NUANES CASE
Counsel for Mother Prepares
Answering Move to Check
Placed by Grandmother on
Plan for Girls Return.

AZ an answer to the move made oy
Mrs. sanchez in tae case OF Ciorinda
Nuanes. the nftecn-year-Old Trinidad
glri who refuses to return TO her
mother. Senator Isaac Barth. counsel
for Mrs. Nuanes. viii press habeas
corpus proceedings unless the girl her
self ends the local tangle In b case
by returning to Trinidad. Mrs. san
cher. who IN Ciorinda's grandmother,
upset a plan for the return OF Clor-
linda TO Trinidad. where IL was ar
ranged for County Judee Ross to in
p vestisate ana decide the case. by APP
plying 70 the probate court Saturday
for appointment a. Clorinda's uar
dian.
At the first hearing before Justice
Craig last week. when IA writ OF
habens corpus had been obtained TO
force the chlll's appearance In our
" such a step was necessary. Mrs.
sanchez asserted that she didn't want
the girl a day or two later, at an
| other hearing. under "a special statute
covering the case. Judge Craig got
! Clorinda To- agree TO return to Trim
idad Tor a settlement OF the case. He
had arranged with Judge Ross To in
vestigate the matter. and Clorinda
was to report to the judge on her ar
rival in the Colorado town. Ciorinda
told Judge Craig that the proof OF
what she alleged about the surround
ings In her home we're in Trinidad. In
addition 20 that. considering the mat
ter In general. Judge Craig concluded
that IL was purely a Colorado case and
he pressed arrangement 60 have the
matter shifted 10 Trinidad.
Judge Craig agrees with Senator
I Harth that New Mexico has no juris-
diction a. TO the mothers right 10
continue In charge Of her daughter.
As Clorlnda's mother, Mrs. Nuanes
authority over the girl Is not open to
question In this state, u " contcndcd.
u Is her right. " Is said. u she can
lay hands on the girl to use force In
compelling the girl to go To the train
and 80 back 10 her home.
senator Barth made out papers
Saturday and was prepared then to sue
for a writ OF habeas corpus. but
! Judge Reynolds was out of town. II
J NAV oe q week before the lawyer will
be able to get his writ. and In the
meantime Clorindn is waiting TO see
what develops. Judge John Baron
Burg. of the probate court, II also out
Of town.
Clorinda was prepared To return To-
! Trinidad. her ticket was purchased
and IL had even been arranged with
! the conductor OF the train 20 keep an
eye on her during the journey when
Mrs. sanchez tangled up the case and
blocked the plan Tor Clorinda's return
by starting the guardianship pro-
cecdinRs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
CREATORE WILL PLAY
GREAT TsCHAIKOWsKY
OVERTURE 1912"

Al the request OF many Alhuquer-
que people slgnor Creatore has con-
scented ia include In his program mex,
sunday Tschaikowsky's remarkable
overture "isi2." No other band
known has been able to handle this
overture In the way Il H. presented
by Creatore's band. Il Is wonderful
TO observe how Signor Creatore
brings the different sections OF his
band into action and as quietly re-
tires them at his commando how
sharp the attack ana equally marked
the ninsh. II IL always with a feel
ing OF regret that the audience hears
the last strains. nut each one present
carries the memory Of the music for
days and weeks TO come. lt IN well
known how this symphonic poem
u car scarcely be described "a an
oyerture-is based on Nspoleon's re-
treat from Moscow. a broad, flow
ing melody. taken from one OF the
chants ured In the Greek church,
opens the work, and this IL presently
succeeded by some picturesque bat
tie music. ~ one time high above
the tumult arises the "Marsellaise.
at another a theme Of Russian extract
appears the two motives alternating
as the fight gives the advantage to
nrst ono side, then the other. The
whole work forms one Of the md
vivid and striking o n pictures 20 be
found In the whole history Of music.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Have you ever tried that pineapple
SHERIFF at Fees candy store;
Henry hauis g Phone $50
Mrs. w. n. Morris Of Gallup b.
spending the day In Albuquerque.
Mrs. w. r.. Morley of Datil Is
spending a few days in h city.
state Senator Isaac Barth went TO
santa re this morning on business pc
fore the state supreme court.
Train No. 8, eastbound, due here at
7:l5 p. m, is bulletined an hour and
a half late.
II. II. Lisle, a well known stock
grower OF Eimendorf y. NJ, Is In the
city today.
W. l. Bishop. superintendent of
schools at Gallup. Is In Albuquerque
today on business.
n. II. weoer. OF New York. regis
tered at the Commercial club. He
was introduced by Arthur Praeger.
Judge Reynolds and Court Clerk
T. X. u. Madison left last night Tot
Gallup where they will opel Mcktn-
ley county's court term today.
u. NJ. Babbitt. night Waterman al
the Alvarado hotel has returned from
greensboro. KY, where he was called
by the death OF his mother.
a meeting of the board OF county
commissioners Is announced for TO-
morrow afternoon at ? o'clock at th'
court house.
l.. A. Rice, proprietor o. the popu'
lar Highland pharmacy, has returned
from q short vacation spent on TN
PeCos.
regular review of Alamo Hive No
1, Ladies OF the M~accabees, at 23'
o'clock tomorrow Tuesday In Od'
Fellows hall. Refreshments.
W. T.. Matchett, industrial agen
! Of the santa re. left this Afternoon
for his headquarters In Chicago. MI
Matchett has been here for seVera
I days concluding a visit of seNera
weeks al various New Mexico points
Royal Arch Masons and Knigh'
Templars will unite tomorrow nigh
In holding "a smoker and vaudeville en-
t%eriainment 10 whi,h all master Ma.
sons are Invited. The anair viii DE u
the ballroom OF Masonic Temple.
Frank Keyser, iG years old, a run
away from Pasadena, Calf, promised
| chief Of Police McMillin yesterday
| that he would go home. His mother
who appealed 20 the police here Il
help her get the boy back, viii sent
money for his fare.
n. u. Ely, chairman Of tho Repuh.
lioan state committee. was here yes
tcrday Tor the day, returning Co san
IN pc from Tlcumcari, where he DE.
! nVercd the commencement address
before the TurumrarI high fch""
Saturday night.
Mrs. 7. T.. Sabin ana son, 1886 Eas'
Central avenue. leave tomorrow TOT
Topeka. Kansas. where they will Rpent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST: Tonight and
Tuesday cloudy with occasional
showers. Warmer east portion
} tonight.
ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
for the - hours ended al s this
morning:
Maximnm-S3.
Minimum-f5.
Range-SS.
Al = o'clcck-o2.
East winds; clear.
self Diagnosis.
(From Judge.)
The automobile tire
collapsed
And said. "Well, 1
declared
think less speed
Is what ! need
And entire change OF
alri"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17

Let the Herald want ad % your
9ork
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
WHY OUR BUSINESS is A SUCCESS


That our system of doing business is
popular with the public is demonstrated
by our rapidly growing patronage. If
you are not one of our satisfied custO-
mers' phone us the next time you are
needing something in our line and see
how we satisfy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
QUALITY

When we buy our drugs our motto is
how good not how cheap" Quality
takes first place with us always. This APP
plies to all departments of our store and
assures that prescriptions filled by us con-
tain only the purest and freshest of drugs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
PYTHIANS WILL HOLD
JOINT BANQUET TONIGHT

Mineral Lodge. X. 81 r., the Pyth-
ian sisters and the Pythipn national
committee. viii unite tonight iu hold
ing a banquet In knights of fythias
hall. " W. Bowers viii be- toast
master. Al Pythians, whether active
members or not. are Invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-17
SERVICE

We have inaugurated our "Hurry-up-
boy" system so that our customers may get
the best of service. All phone orders
whether large or small, are sent out
promptly. Goods in some lines are sent
out on approval. Service with us means
serving our patrons.