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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-13
BOOK NOTES


During the past month you neigh
Dor has been reading widely from the
ptEollo library aeTen u you have not
and the following "a the list OF books
according to popularity. as shown 10y
the circulation department:
saturdays Child.-Norris.
Eyes OF the World.-wright.
Kent Knowles "Quahaug."-Lincoln
The Patrol OF h sun-Dance Trail.
Conner.
Big Tremnine.-yan Worst.
The Rise OF Jennie Cushing.-Watts.
The Clarion.-Adams.
The winning OF the Wilderness
McCarteF.
The Witch.-Johnston.
Perch of the Dcvii.-AtheTton.
The River.-Aiken.
The Nightingale-a lark.-StOothoH.
Baoks Othcr Than IIctiOn. -.
what Men Live By.-Cabot.
Europe Reyised.-Cobh.
Modern Dancing.-Castle.
Belshazzar Court or Village Life In
New York.-StrCnsky.
On my visit to h library this week
| noticed a number OF new books for
the Juvenile department. which upon
inquiry I found were given BY the
ladies OF the y. \. Il. Three new bio
graphies written in "A most entertain
ing manner especially for children.
"LOuisa MAY Alcutt,' by Belle Moses
"A readable cou uf the life Of TINS
woman Who wrote such splendid girl
| storles.'' Florence NIGHTINGALE py
Laura r.. Richards-the story Of thil
wonderful woman, the angel Of the
| Crimea: and the third one specially
fascinating Tor boys realms, the
Boys Life Of Edison b. Me"doN
craft. ''The Boys BOOK OF Railways
by HOwdcn. In which everything a boy
wants 10 know about railways is told
THE Boys Book OF Modern MSrNois,
by CLARK, a book In which any wide
awake boy will hnd "a mine of enter
| talning and inspiring Information ina
may well mean for him the foundation
| Of much practical knowledge and q
| taste for some form OF engineering.
For the girls there is a new child
cook book called THE Mary Frances
| Cook Book written In language suit
able for "A child, yet fun OF instructive
hints for cooking. The Basket NO
man, AAhkln hinAAfh VI ANf wv ~
| dams. and "a new Irish Fairy book
on the arst page of the text OF uhes'
new books / noticed a printed lane
| which read, "Rememoer TO nj youi
| hnnds before you read this book. 4
good suggestion I thought for 81 man.
| children are only forgetful Of TIM
when they use books and II remem'
bered by all Il certainly lcnds to tins
comfort OF the next reader. some
thing Of this sort II used by many o.
the larger libraries Ia their jn'enll'
departments nowadays. many even e
40 far as 10 turn the old sayini
around thus. Goodness Is next u
Cleanliness"
Have you read Europe Revised
nv Irving Cobb? II h r0ltckingl
funny, amazingly accurate, very time
Is. IL Europe Revised. Here C0oA
eminent newspaperman and CORES
pendent In the great war, serlou
writer and unquench@biy delighttu
humortst. tells exactly what the PEG
pies are like who have Oeen waginl
the war. We are used 10 tolios ol
cathedrals. acres of print on bridge
land gay bohemian dogs. But ther'
are not three books that tell WITH IN
] cistye truthfulness what the hurop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-13
WITH THE U AND
ORGANIZATIONS
Woman's Club Meeting.

The first program given by tae child
welfare department, Thursday even
ing. was q great success. The speaker
OF the evening. Dr. s. -. Swope of
Deming. II one OF the most popular
physicians IL the state and has been
heard frequently In this city at tae
meetings OF the New Mexico Medical
society. His subject was The Rider
in the Pale Horse Following him
were live minute talks by Dr. Rabbi
Noise bergman Mr.. l." n. Weir, Mr..
Lithgow and Mr.. Wood, and the prac-
teal application to be made from
their suggestions was in line with the
work of the Legislative department Of
the stat" Federation o. Womans
clubs, that the most needed work to
be lone for child welfare Is the pass
! age Of the bin Defining juvenile de-
l%induent persons and providing for the
punishment Of persons responsible for
or contributing to the delinquency OF
children" The passage of this oil
would be IA great step ahead IN child
welfare work all over the state.
Following up the good work the
CLUB program Tor February 18th which
will be under the leadership of Mrs
John Wilson will nave a paper by Mrs.
Miller ON The Conservation OF the
Child" and another by DIR. Cartwright.
The Normal Child" with music and
a discussion ON Social Centers". IL
viii Zoe an open day and visitors are
cordially invited. The practical part
OF this program viii zoe a silver oher-
ing for the relief Of the suffering
children of Belgium.
In connection with the child well
fare WORK being done by the clubs. the
following act has been sent out Dy
Mrs. Lindsey To ne published:
House Blii No. 90. introduced 10y
Mir. Edward 4. Mann. at request Of
New Mexico Federation Of Women's
clubs. An act defining delinquent
persons and providing for the pun
ishment OF persons responsible for OF
contributing 10 the delinquency Of
children.
BE il enacted by the legislature OF
the state OF New Mexico;
section 1. The words. delinquent
child or Juvenile delinquent person
shall lnclade any child sixteen years
Of age, or under such age, who vio'
AaNfM any INV VI AhAA HNNA'h W AAN hFH
| or village ordinance, or who Is incor'
| rigFble. or who. knowingly. associates
with thieves. vicious or immoral per
some. or who is CROWNS up In idleness
or crime. or who, knowingly, visits OF
enters a house Of ill rcpute, or patron
lies or visits m saloon or dram shop
where intoxicating liq;ors are sold.
or who wanders about the streets NJ
/ the night time without being on ans
lawful business or occupation, or wnc
~patronizes or visits any public poo.
hall. on who habitually wanders about
railroad yards or tracks, or Jumps OF
| hooks on to any moving train, or Ell
| ters any. ear or engine without laNviu
authority. ar who hahitually uses vie
obscene. vulgar, protane or indecen'
language, or Is guilty of Immoral con
: duct In anl public place or about am
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Phi Mn Ball

= - - 80
Everything was hearts last night nj
the Phi Mu fraternity ball at the Ma
sonic temple except the fair hostess,
who failed Co keep the ball going for
a longer period than Just one evening.
though many a quest would have stay
ed until the beginning OF lent. had op-
portunity offered. 40 great was the
gencral approval OF everything con
nected with the affair.
As the most exclusive affair In the
university social calendar the attend
ance az the ball put It's stamp socially
Elect upon the guest list OF 2bS, but
what counted FAR more with the guests
WE the unusually jolly time they had.
From programs TO cor and from
punch 10 decorations the ball was all
that mortal may desire-except that
h ended too soon, as must all things
mundane.
Valentines day being out two days
away, the natural idea chosen by the
fraternity womcn as a keynote for
decorations was "a heart. There were
hearts everywhere, scores upon
scores of them. The whole ceiling
~ the Masonic temple hall WAS cov-
fN'h NANA AAiaAAM ~ wv WV ~
THE lighting fixtures we're covered
with tasteful tissue paper shades In
the heart design or. where that did
not ht the fixture design, with great
butterflies OF crepe paper. Across the
front OF the orchestra stand was u
curtain effect of crepe paper bearing
ou one side a giant Phi and ON the
other an equally large Nh
Throughout ;hc han the soft tones
ct pink shades cut on the electric
clare and made beauty doUHly ~ un-
der their rosy gl1w.
IN The hall the PINK idea Was sub
urdinated to pottc6 palms, Navajo
rugs. college pillows and countless
cosy corners where many a confidence
was exchanged, compliment paid and
lance engaged In the course ~ the
evening.
II was iu the halt too. that the
punch was served, with IT, accompan-
Imcnt of little white cakes with a
pink Phi Aiu on each.
The programs were dainty affairs OF
white kid. blazoned with The fratcr-
nifty In pink. Throughout,
everything was as hne and dainty as
was 70 he expected from such an or
sanixation as the New Mexico chapter
of the national organization has prov
ed itself To be. Socially, Il was AR
md away the most brilliant event at
the year. There were all the national
Greek letter women In the city as
guests and the receiving line Included
al the Phi Mus and their p%atroucsses.
NmunE the guests were many of the
,ity's GTcek letter men, of whom there
are more than is usually suspected.
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R MENTION

Mrs. Coors has as her quest her sis
ter. Mrs. BANKS Of Las Vegas. and
small son Robert.
Mrs. II. n. HenlnR lett Friday NORA
ing for a weeks visit In Santa Re.
Mrs. Ernest Davis was called to
New YORK last week ON of tho
serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Mann returned from Santa Re
Thursday morning where she has been
enjoying Vanity Fair In the capital
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Mandell of ans
North Twelfth street viii bc at home
60 their friends sunday afternoon from
three TIL five. In honor Of MIR. and
Mrs. Felix Mandeil. who have arrived
from New York City. MIR. arid Mrs.
Felix Mandcll formerly lived here ana
have many friends who will be glad TO
extend them a welcome.
The Kings Daughters of the Pres
~ fNAfNH VIII HNih ANttf mtFtN-
~ business meeting and social at the
home OF Miss Grace Mordy. 3O7 south
Waiter street. ON Friday evening. FcO-
ruary 18Th. Al the youns ladies ol
the church and their friends are in
vitcd.
The w. G.. q. OF Forcstcrs VIII give
"A pre-lenten social at l. q. .. y. hall
Tuesday evening. February i6. at .
O'Clock. Refreshments Viii be served.
Music by the Butcher orchartra.
Mrs. r. ~. Irwin OF Clearhcid. Pa,
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. leighton on
South Arno.
Theodore sabine Of the wolf-Sabine
company OF Topeka. has returned "a
Topeka after "a siV weeks visit with
his wife and son here. The latter h
d student et :he university.
Mrs. Arno HunlnE has been In San
Ia re Tor several days, tn guest OF
Mrs. Isaac Barth.
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school house. Any child commn,lne
nny OF the acts herein mentioned shall
De deemed a Juvenile delinquent per-
son.
Sec. 2. Tn all calse where anv child
shall be a delinquent child. or a tuvcn-
lie deiinquent person. AZ defined ~
section one Of this act, the parent. or
parents. LEGAL sunrdan. or person
having the custody Of such child. or
any 0ther person. responsible for. or
by any act encouraeinn, causing "
contributing to the delinquency Of
ssch child. shall be guilty OF a misde-
meanor and, upon trial and conviction
thereof shall be fined IN a sum not 10
exceed two hundred dollars. or i'm
prisonment In the county jail for a
period not exceeding three months. or
by both such fine and imprisonment.
In the discretion Of the court. The
court may impose conditions upon any
person found guilty under this act
and. 80 long ae such person shall COM
ply Herewith to the satisfaction Of
the court. the sentence imposed may
be suspended.
Sec. .. All acts or parts OF acts in
conflict herewith are hereoy repealed.
Literary Program nc Womnn's Cub.
The fourth program OF the year will
be presented this afternoon by the
literary department Of tho Woman's
club. Mrs. ~. a.. Ives will lead. and
Russian literature Will be the sub
ject Tor discussion. This program will
be as follows.
Paper: The Great Russian Writ
ers' ........ ....... Mrs. Harden
Piano Scion "~Polichneile." (Rach-
mRnlnossl, ........... Mlsu Postel
short reviews Of three OF Toll
stoy's books;
what Is Artg'.........M Mrs. shorticI
Anna Kdrenina''. .... Mics Chessiey
Resurrection ........M Mrs. Everett
d
The Microbes Ciub met with Mrs.
Phllbrick this week and the study Of
France was completed. The next
meeting will ho with Mrs. Gustafson.
%
Missionary Umi0R Meeting.
The woman's Missionary Union will
meet next Thurcday at . o'clock with
Mrs. Nancy x. Wolf, 5iS West Mar
uuctte avcAu Tile subject Tor study
will be. AT Our Door, leader, Mrs.
Whitehill.
Prayer by leadc-.
bible study. Mrs. j. .. Anderson.
Trlk on what Is Personal Ser
vice." Mrs. =. Carmony.
Hymn. Help Somebody To-day"
The Chart Explained Mrs. Trim
bic.
'Homemakers' Clubs or Mothers
Meetings" Mrs. Alice FaSan.
solo. select Mrs. WIN. hcuton.
(aD The .sttiement and other
Forms Of Personal Service" Ob} I,
what Personal Work Shall This So
ciety Undertake. Miss Faith Long
fellow. I!
DlscussiOn by members looking to-
ward a survey Of the community.
Song. THE Harvest Fields are
White"
Prayer. Mrs. Shull.
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Nichols Recital.

Monday, FabruHry 10, al = ~, M.
IN the Woman's club building. the
pupils OF Mis- Louise Nichois gave n
piano recital. Mr., r.. Leroy Yott. vio-
iinlst. assisted. The program is as
follows:
Duet. Primrose Dance. 80. Krogmann
Carmen MorellL Adele MoreIii.
Grace Waits .Cramm
Marcella Reidy.
Pixies Spinning ........... Brown
Carmen Morelli.
Fragrant blossoms d. .Loeb-Evans
Marian Grunsfeld.
The Skylark ........., Tschaik0wsky
Helen Grunsfeld.
ta) Romance ...s......... Enke
Coz AllegrO Diabelil
Bertha welnman. Miss Nichols.
Dancing Doll ............. Paddini
Dorothy Booth.
Violin; Caprice Viennols. -. kFelsler
Hungarian Dance No. 2...........
Brahms-Joachim
ar. Yott.
In the Gondola ......s...... Rhode
Adele MorellL
Gypsy Dance ............. Llohner
Adeilne Clifford.
Marchc Mllitaire ....... Saint SaCns
Dorothy Booth. Norma Booth.
Second Vaise .............. GODDARD
Sylvia Davis.
tal Narcissus ............. NcNin
Cb) Tarantellc .....s....M Mac Dowcll
Katherine Jones.
Pulonaise Mcrkcl
Fay Gearing.
Sonata Pathetique mrst movcmenD
s..s-...4.
Dorothy Brown.
Violin; Ave Marie Schubert wilhelmi
Mr.. Yott.
Fuurth MoxurkA ss.sss s.sss OOuuf
Ethel McClaskey.
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cans are really like. A EnElishman OF
today Is not knoS'n by a description
of the Tower OF LonSon. A man Is
what he eats and wears and thinAs
before breakfast. And cohsl. with HIS
superb sense Of humor, which Ia really
common sense 10 the nth power.
throws away an preJudices about bout
wards and palaces and old masters.
and tells what he really saw OF the
Europeans. And he saw n lot.
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jectives would prove inadequate. The
songs we're catchy aud fun VI indi-
viduality. several 0eina composed by
members OF the local fraternity es-
Peelally for the show.
The asst was as follows:
Cast.
Jones. who travels for a hymn book
house. ...... Kenneth G.. Balcomb
Ebenezer gOodly. a professor Of
anatomy al the University OF New
Mexico ......H Howard s. Bateman
Antony Goodly, ID. d., bishop OF
Bailarat ........ Fred NJ. Caikins
Richard Heatherly. engaged to
Marjorie ....... James }. Redfield
Thomas Holder. "a policeman ....
.........J Emmett Hannum
william Blgbce. an inmate OF the
s"unntofium ........ David u. Lane
Henry Fuller, superintendent Of the
snnatorium Pelham L. Mcclellan
Mrs. Goodly. Ebcnczer's wife see.
................Hu Hugh NJ. Bryan
Cissy. Ebcnczers ward. ...,......
j. Frank GOuin
Marjorie. Ebcnezer's daughter Co..
....... Carl %. BrorUin
Alvina Starlight. Mrs. Goodiy's sis
ter ............. Allen ~ Bruce
Hclma, swedish crvant girl. .....
................ John a. Lapraik
SpcSialtlcs.
The Dolly sisters. .............
..Chas. NJ. Weber. Bobolink scwell
sigma Tau Qunrtctte ............
Messrs. seder, scwcli. Caikins. La
praik.
synopsis.
Place: Albuquerque. n 81. Home
OF Ebenezei Goodly.
Time. The present. Hour. 7:i5
D. M.
The action Of the ;iay in continu-
Gus, commencing at 1.i5 ana contin-
uing til end Of play.
Musical Program.
I. Overture. Medley IT College
Sungs-Sigmn Tau Fraternity or
chestra.
.. IT'S a Long. Long Way to Tip
pcrary'-Thc Fraternity.
3 The Bishop Leads Ia Jolly
Life'-Mr. Balcomb and Fraternity.
g. In the Candle Light"-Mcssrs.
Sewell and Weber.
o. II Want Co See My Brother
WV MINNIE anu EIAtfl MY NhIlN
by Mr.. Lane. music by Nj. Sedcr.
G. shoot Me Rack to California
Messrs. Sewell. seder. Cal
kins and Lapraik.
z ta) Thank the Lord the show
Is over" adapted by MIR. ArensJ (;
tb) Fraternity Waltz" by the Fra
%,ernity.
j. W. Pennewii master Of prop
critics.
George Walker. master Of ward
robe.
Harry Frank. STAGE carpenter.
William Arnut. electrician.
Hugh Carlisle. janitor.
Messrs. Bright aud Shields, stage
hands.
David 4. Lane. makeup man.
prie McGdry, bill poster.
William J. Higgins. publicity man.
William McMnlin, head usher.
T. stanley Seder. musical director.
Elwood NJ. Albright, coach.
Charles u. Clarke. manager.
Costumes IS courtesy of Klstler-
Coilister, r. l. Washbu~n co. and
simon Stern. Wiz by Mrs. BonAall:
furniture by Albert Faber: photos by
Purscll, Il x los John Lee Clarke.
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Editor Marries.

Announcements have hcen received
here Of the marriage at VI Pdso. Tex,
Of Scott burgess Williams and Miss
Loretto Brick. Mir. Williams h editor
of the Cloudcroftcr and has many
friends here. not only among the
ncwspapermen hut among the lHiety'
His bride is a popular society girl Of
III Paso. a daughter OF T.. y. Brick.
The couple VIII make taeir home In
CloudcrOft.
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Eastern Star Dance.

The ladies OF h order OF Eastern
star will give "a pre-lenten social ana
dance at Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening, February ID To which al
memoers are invited and allowed to
invite one guest. This limit Is on ae-
count OF the large membership
Visiting members of the order are
also invited. There will be good music
and q good time II guaranteed All "hu
attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-13

IN the Devareas hotel Tuesday nIahl
Of this week IN honor Of Senator and
Mrs. Isaac Barth, who are living al
81. vIncont sanltarlum, SANTA re. dur
Ing the legislative session. Other
guests we're Mrs ARM HunIng Of A.
buanerque Judge and Mrs. Merritt c.
Mcchem OF socorro Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
cundino Romero 81 las Vegas, Charles
A. Spices. y. o. Blood and Stephen -.
Davis OF las Vegfa and charles
Springer Of cimarfon.
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Musicians Entertained.

On sunday afternoon the members
of the Nebraska Concert company
we're taken FOR an automobile tour Of
the city iby members of the NJ W. A.
lodge. Mrs. Ralph u. Johnson, In
charge Of the company Is the wife oi
a Woodman and a prominent worker
for the order. other members Of the
concert company are the Misses Clara
HIN, Helen McAlliser' and Florence
Malone. They were accompanied on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-13

For any pain. burn, scald or
bruise, apply DIR. Thomas Eclectic
Oi-the household remedy. Two
sizes. 25c and soc, "a all drug stores.
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Mrs. Ida McCUnc Dunuyan's
Glass I~lssftal.

Or and Mrs. Conner proved de-
lighttul hosts at u recital OF Mrs. ida
McCunc D%ouovan's class on Monday
evening. The program wds worthy OF
'old heads" and showed to advantage
the training they have had under their
capable teacher. Mrs Donovan. Sew
ernl Ut the pupils who have only been
studying u short time have already
won u great dca' ~ praise from those
who are considered real critics. The
program Was composed Of a number
of beautiful things al well rendered
After the recital refreshments were
served The program was az follows:
Gallup de Concert-QuiVi Neyi.,...
CAM
Misses Rcha Conner and Helen Goetz.
ta1 Playful Rundo ....,.C. W Green
CO. ON the Mctdow ..,..........
........ Lichncr Op. .. No. .
Evelyn Mcarns.
(aD The Mission of a Rose .Cowen
co. The Daily Question:, Hclmund
Miss Helen Gootz.
ca F'ruhlingsrausuhou Otustie Of
Spring ....,...t... Sihding
Ohl II Trovatore .... ......,. Verdi
Niiss Rcba Conner.
hlnce-Thc Rose OF spain. .......
Virginia iycc williamson.
irish Love Sons ,......,...,.. Lang
Mr.. Richard David.
buhengrin ..,............ Ley Bach
Miss Helen GoctL.
tal come 10 Me sweetheart Bartlett
NthI When Love l. Kind ...........
....,.... Arranged Oy \. l."
Miss Pearl Tumkins.
ca Reading-Thc kentucky Phil
osophy ...'..'t's''tf'. NeNln
Cbl SonR-Mighty La'H q Rose. 90.
ss.sss..' ...s-s s''s'''' NtFih
Virginia Ice Williamson.
ta1 Mother a. Mine. Tours
tbl The Dream Bartlett
Mr.. Lewis Mehan.
Rondo Capricioso ..,.,, Mendelsaohn
Miss Pearl Tompkins.
Music resembles poetry; In each
are nameless graces. which no
methods reach and which a mas
ter hand alone can reach. POPE.
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St. vincent's Recital.

The monthly recital for February
was held last Wednesday at II. VIM
cents academy with the following
program;
In Venice Spindler
MAZDA Kirkpatrlck.
old Kentucky Home (vioiln sclec-
tlonl ..ssss sss'ss
Margaret Dohle.
Plano. "Babbling Brook ...... Kern
Lucia SouTs.
Piano: behind the Scenes" .......
Engiemann
Ethel Gon
Piano ta) From Ny Sketch Book
SoratOrto
CO. Joyous Peasant .schumann
Dorothy Blainey.
Consolation Morrison
Louzella Allen.
Humoresque In q Flat ...... .Dvorak
Helen Gridley.
Dance OF the Wood Sprites. Forman
JOsehta Miera.
Nalse Dennec
Lois Hicks.
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4 Non.rnru.an Par1s.

judge and Mrs. y. A. Mann enter
tanned a. bridge Ia their apartments
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Mrs. Arno HunlnE has been In san
Ia Pc Tor several days. tn guest of
Mrs. Isaac Barth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-24

Several of the merchants COM
menced work Wednesday morning on
the Dollar Day proposition. The date
OF this big shopping event has been
set for Friday. March 3. and the pres
ent indications point TO one Of the
heaviest shopping days that the local
merchants have ever experienced
The unanimity with which all the
stores Of any account have entered
into The News-Times project is a
happy augury for the success of this,
the first Dollar Day" to be held in
Mishawaka. Apart from the news
paper publicity which will be done in
connection with advertising the event,
several Of the merchants will bill the
countryside with literature" setting
forth the prodigiOus offerings they
Will make for a dollar that day That
the farming community have already
become interested is evident from the
number OF telephone messages being
received at The News-Tims office ask
ing for particulars of Dollar Day, as
TO what and where they Will be able
To get bargains for one hundred cents
on that occasion.
The success of the undertaking is
already assured, and NIishawaka Will
now get ready TO entertain the hun
dreds Of shoppers who will be within
its hospitable gales Friday, March 3.
Following are the stores which
have agreed 10 celebrate the day. all
of which are displaying The News
Times cards in their windows:
Dry GOOds-Winey & Co. A. c. Has
LANCER & Co, Savings store, Golden
Rule store.
Furniture-Beiger Co, Mishawaka
Furniture Co.
Grocers - Wurz Bros, William
Bro ford. ROhleder grocery, A. +.
kuhn. Gamble < Sons, West End
Cash grocery.
Druggists - Mishawaka pharmacy,
+. G. Went & Co. Central pharmacy.
Hardware-O. +. Lang & Co. Bar
nard < Son. j. .. Swanger, jr.,
Joseph Colbert.
Gentlemen's Furnishings and
Shoes-P. G. Lehman, John A. Her
zog, Ben Baer.
Leather Novelties and Sporting
Goods Eberhardt Bros.
Watchmakers and Jewelers-Par-
menter. Van Rie. Vogt.
PhOtographers-C. l.. Ostrander,
c. +. Kaylor.
Cigar Merchants and Sporting
Goods ]. Casbon. r. c. Ellsasser.
Butchers-Fred Major. Woodka
Bros.
Bakers-Kuss and Sons.
Wallpaper and Paints. Y. Roy
* Co.
AHlliners-Mrs. BufOrd Knoblock
Mrs. James Fallon.
The News-Times will give n COM
plete list of the Dollar Day bargains
previous to the big trading day.