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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-05
II. WiIlys-knieht Automobile
Lester Cooper. agent.

Number Eff you have real es-
tate for sale or wish to buy. or want
work or help, this is the man whose
name will first come to your mind.
You will find his commodious offices
on Second street and viii do well to
see him about anything In his line
Not only has he found purchasers
or great deal Of property in the
lily and surrounding country, but
hundreds of persons have found en-
ployment through mis- assistance. lie
has served the city in the past In
the capacity of councilman, but the
service that he is now rendering the
public through his present business
$ far greater Give his name and
the location Of his office
~. George II. Thomas. I'll South
Second street.
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10, superior Lumber 4 Mi'l Co.,
Mountain X Plain Paint.

Number lf--"Quality First" Is the
motto followed In making the over
land AUTOMOBILES The first principle
laid down by John M. WHY'S IN the
manufacture of this well known car
was: Give the most automobile Tor
the least money of any manniae-
turer in the world, and that this
principle has been followed implicitly
Is demonstrated by the fact that this
factory is now turning out over eight
hundred cars every day and IS still
unable to supply the demand You
can get four different models Of this
automobile with fourteen different
styles Of body and the prices are
arranged to supply every need and
purse. ranging from $4,000 TO
$t,S50.00 here in Albuquerque. This
company is also putting out a new
car this year. using the famous "Sil-
ent knight engine. Give the name
of this car and that of the Albuquer-
que representative of the largest sin
gle automobile factory In the world.
They have already turned out one
tenth of total output of all automo-
biles for 1916.
II. Willys-knieht Automobiles.
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Number 8-One of the old time
grocers of the city has recently open
ed first class grocery on Central
avenue, where he is now better pre-
pared than before to supply the many
wants Of his customers. This is the
grocery that has made a reputation
for prompt deliveries and high grade
eatables. The proprietor is one of
the enterprising men of the city, be-
ing the builder of the city's newest
hotel building. If he is not your
grocer it is because you haven't given
him a trial Give his name. the tele-
phone number that brings your gro
ceries quick, and the brand of cream
cry butter sold here exclusively.
8. Hugh Trottcr. Phone 1853, Long
mont Creamery Butter.
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Ana they will surely buy the treats.
n. New Mexico Cafe.

Number 2i--If you drink the popu-
lar resort depicted IN this paragraph
is a Capitol place to frequent. You
will meet here only the best Of fell
lows, and are sure to receive the best
refreshments and finest treatment.
The genial proprietor is known far
and wide az a leader in all charitable
moves and his place is known as the
gentlemens resort. In fact, If you
are not gentleman in every way, you
are not wanted as patron Of this
place. Give its name, that of the pro-
prietor and the street number.
p. Capitol Bar, Harry Leonard.
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Number I5--When you want the
best of plumbing or repair work YOU
will make no mistake by calling on
the man who maintains his shop in
the two hundred block on West Gold
avenue. This man has bult mp
trade that indicates perfect satisfac-
ton 10 his patrons. Give his name
and telephone number
Ii j NJ AieI.r..N phnna II
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Number 50A mans success de-
ponds great deal on his appearance.
and the most important feature of his
appearance Is properly pressed
clothes. This applies equally TO wom-
en-, and this number represents an cs-
tablishment ON South Third street
that is prepared to handle the clothes
Of both men and women in the prop
er manner. ostrich plumes are their
specially aud they are cleaned. dyed
aud curled by the latest and most
satisfactory processes. While II Is
not the oldest place in the city 1t is
one OF the best Give the name of
the proprietor and the telephone
number.
80, 4. W. YOtt. Phone 75I.
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Want high grade employer Or the
better grade Of servantsY Make use Of the
want columnn OF the Journal
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businesses Of the city. The proprie-
tor commenced business here many
years ago. and from small beginning
has built up a business that is now
known all over the nation. The pro-
prietor is an expert in his line and
you can recommend this place to your
friends with the assurance that any
thing purchased here will be exactly
as represented. The genial proprietor
is prominent in the civic life of the
city. having held prominent positions
in connection with the city govern
ment and also bears an important
part In the fraternal life OF the COM
munity. Give his name and the slogan
Of the store.
Is. John lee Clarke. Inc. The
shop of the Indian Horse"
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80. Harry y. Johnson, lO2 West
Central, phone ~.

Number 10 o. Here We nave the clty's
old-tme lumber yard that has the ex-
elusive sale in the city for the famous
Sherwin-Williams paints and VAR
lnishes. You viii find here complete
line Of the best building material such
as lumber in all dimensions, cement.
plaster, oils and varnishes. Don't get
the idea that Lumber is just Lum-
her, and that IL all there is to it,
Quality attaches to lumber the same
as II does TO groceries or clothing
This Is an important consideration TO
a person who is planning ON building
"a home. This firm handles only the
best ana will be glad to figure with
you on your bill. You will find their
office and yards on South First
street Give the firm name and the
managers name.
4 nuIlViIUa 4 uuahn,4 ~
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Number IF It's Good to Eat,
We Have it," is the slogan of the well
known market that has the exclusive
sale in Albuquerque for the famous
Seaship oyster. This market is the
only establishment in the city that
receives regular shipments of iced fish
and oysters and is the place where
you can always find the best of fresh
fruits and vegetables in season. A
phone call will do your marketing
hese Just as weN as If you came
down town Give the name and phone
number of this leading grocery and
market and that of the brand Of high
grade butteg sold here exclusively.
I. SAN Jose Market. Phone 100,
Nanow's Dairy Butter.
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Number i3 - MAJESTIC! The
Range With II Reputation" where in
Albuquerque do you get them? The
large hardware store that has the
exclusive sale In Albuquerque for this
well known kitchen necessity, Is also
the place to get all kinds of hard
ware. regardless of size or use. Here
Is where you get the famous star
retts tools ana The WHITE Mountain
ice cream freezers. They do both n
wholesale and retail business. sup
plying the people Of Albuquerque
and the stores Of the entire north
ern part of the state. Give the firm
name and the famous line of var
nishes sold here.
IS. Whitney Hardware Co, Chi
Namel.
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Number 5-"Systematc Saving
Spells Success" and the we'll known
mortgage company depicted in this
paragraph viii be glad to help you
put your earnings to making money
Tor you. This concern will also sup
ply you with casualty insurance, fire
insurance and fidelity bonds. Its of
llcers are all men we'll known locally
Tor their INTEGRITY and honesty and
you can let them handle your money
with perfect confidence tn it's safety
ana earning power. You do not need
to accept a low rate of interest when
they have continual calls for money
a. high rates. Talk ii over with them,
nut to win the prize you are to give
the firm name and street number.
.. Western Mortgage Co.. 40 West
Central.
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&c. c. 7. French. Phone $50.

Number f7-Gentlemen who care
have their clothes made right here at
home, and many of them have them
made by the Well known tailor who
holds fort in the n. r. Armijo build
ing For about decade this man
has made clothes for the discriminat-
ing men and women of the city and
surrounding country. He has Just re-
ceived fine assortment of imported
woolens which are guaranteed to be
fast color. The best is always the
cheapest in the long run. This is the
man who supplies the best Give his
name and that Of his leading import
ed worsted.
IL. l.. c. GicIitz. Martin ElIison's
WOpstedS
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Number 33 what restaurant named
after the metropolis of southern cali
fornia also indicates by It's name that
II is u suitable place for the angels
to eat? For great many years this
popular home for the hungry has
Supplied the people Of the city and
the travelling public with the best of
meals at reasonable prices The
proprietor is well known in the city
and universally liked If you haven't
tried one Of his famous Sunday din-
netS 1t will pay you to do so, for YOU
will find that you can get a better
Sunday dinner here for less money
than YOU could prepare IL at home,
Give the name OF the restaurant and
that of the proprietor
30. Los Angeles Restaurant, 500
Hoo Pong, Prop.
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Number 39--Do you smoke, do you
chew Then this rhyme Is meant for
you, When you want the best OF OF
ghrs, tobaccos or smokers novelties
YOU are likely To patroniae the popu-
lar cigar store on the south side Of
Central avenue. The proprietor of this
establishment hats been in the same
business in Albuquerque for good
many years but has been in his pres
ent location only about year and a
half. He is known as the man who
keeps his cigars in the best condition,
having the largest humidor In the
southwest His name will remind YOU
OF make OF sewing machine and
also Of an occupation Give the firm
name and their leading cigar.
20. Singer Cigar Co.. VI o.,
Cigars.
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Number 3S-The store where
Quality Meets Price" is the only real
department store in the entire state
OF New Mexico. 1t is the one store
where you can fill your every want
whether II may be clothing drugs
jewelry or one of the hundreds Of no.
tons so hard to find This store is
owned and conducted by two brothers
who have been residents Of the city
since their early childhood, and who
in building up their magnificent hust-
ness have secured and maintained the
high esteem OF everyone. Remember
this Is the store where YOU get fun
value for your money. Give its name
and the famous line OF underwear for
the whole family sold here exclusively
rs. Roscnvald Bros, Munsingwcar
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lge,'s,

Number I0--If YOU are planning on
building. no difference whether IL be
lnrse or small. this is n firm that you
cannot afford to overlook. II Is a
Superior institution for anything In
the building line, carrying as 1t does
n fun line of lumber and building
material Fixall varnishes NJ. 4 T.
paint. Ideal cement and National plas-
ter. You will find the office ana
planning mill on South First street and
should see this firm If you need any
thing In their line. Give the firm
name and tell what NJ. Il +. stands
for.
IN sunNI-inr Iuulllnr A Mil 90.
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so. +. W. you. Phone 75i.

Number 5i--Do you know Tho
Live Clothier"? If you do, you know
that you will get full value for your
money az his store. II Is the store
where you get the Clothcraft and
Benjamin clothes, the Forbrush and
Nettleton shoes and Manhattan shirts
and athletic underwear. The pro-
prietor Is one Of the public spirited
men of the city. taking u great in
tercst in every move for betterment
and having been mayor of the city.
Give his name and that of the well
known line of hosiery Tor which he
has exclusive sale In Albuquerque.
81. NJ. MandclI, interviewer Hos
icry.
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Number 1.-THE Place to Eat, SO
Different" is the slogan of popular
cafe on Second street that has re-
Gently come under new management.
YOU are not really acquainted with the
best that is served in the city. Short
orders are served the way you order
and regular meals are served from
1880 to D. IN. The meals served
here are not like the usual restaurant
meals. but will remind you of the
feeds that mother used to prepare.
Give its name and that of the pro-
prietor.
I. White Front Cafe. II. Holcomb,
Prop.
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Number 3i--Ths Is the time Of
year when you should begin to plan
on those awnings YOU will soon re-
quire for your store or home; and
this number represents the man who
you Will think Of when you think
about awnings or tents, or in fact any
other kind of canvass goods. He Is
the man in Albuquerque who makes
this kind of goods and his store is
the Quitting place for camping cx-
petitions and automobile parties. He
also conducts a general furniture and
secondhand business and will buy or
sell anything give his name and
the location of his place of business.
81. Charles l.. keppeler, t0i South
First street.
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Number 2-You can get the best at
The Chocolate shop" This popular
confectionery also makes q feature of
a fine luncheonette from 1880 till >
during the day and from to in the
evening. and many of the city's busi-
ness men find it more convenient to
eat their lunch here than to so home.
The best of pure candies made in Al
huquerque are here for your selection
and also the famous Johnston's chloe
olates in boxes. Give its name and
that Of their leading ice cream soda
>. Grimshaw's, Bitter Sweet Choc-
olatc Ice Cream Soda.
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Number Everything Electrical
are the two words that best describe
The well known electrical supply com
pany depicted in this paragraph.
There is an electrical appliance for
every room in the house and this store
sells them all. The proprietor is also
one Of the leading electrical contract
Ors in the city His work is done right
and is guaranteed to meet the most
rigid requirements. Give the firm
name and phone number.
,. Nash Electrical Supply Co.,
Phone .
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Number 53--The newest and clean
est hotel in the city Is the place you
should recommend your friends TO
stop while In town. II is not new
building but has recently been
cleaned, papered, painted and refur-
nished throughout and given a new
name, The genial proprietors are new
people in the city but are rapidly win
ming the large patronage which their
excellent place deserves. You will
find this hosiery in the one hundred
block on First street and can make no
mistake by patronizing It or recon-
mending it to your friends. Give its
name and that of the genial proprie-
tress.
SO. New Brady Hotel, Mrs. L. 4.
Burkhart, Prop.
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Number 52--If you want to rent Il
house or buy or sell real estate OF
any kind, there Is "A firm with offices
on West Gold avenue that you cannot
afford to overlook, Insurance is also
written by this company and they
represent such leading companies as
the Colonial and British Underwriters.
They know real estaet values In this
community thoroughly and YOU can
depend on the information they give
YOU Give the firm name and the To-
cation of their office. They Sell the
Earth and Buildings Thereon"
80. Portcrficld Co, 2f8 West Gold.
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NlInlIlpr %

Listen people. When you eat
on Central there's place that's neat.
An old time place where they treat
you right
And feed you one the best in sight
Morning, noon and night they say,
This place is filled with people gay
And bent on eating the best there Is.
SO listen. folks, They get the biz.
From the youngest state it gets its
name;
And far and wide has spread its fame
The waiter will bring your meal real
quick.
And give you enough to make you
sick.
Now you are to give its name.
Capture the prize and reyel in fame.
Tell all your friends of this home OF
eats,
Ana they will surely buy the treats.
n. New Mexico Cafe.
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Number So
John came this morning down the
street.
His head was back, his step was
high.
with smile and nod each one he'd
greet.
They wondered all as he passed by.
This man SO oft morose and slGm
Now radiated Joy afar.
The cause was plain to all not dumb,
He smoked an Affidavit cigar.
Sweet incense wreathed around his
head.
It's fragrance filled the morning
air.
II climbed in spirals high o'erhead,
And scattered fragrance every
where.
IN albuquerque this smoke Is made.
It's texture is the purest weed
The makers name must now be said,
If of the prize you are In need.
-. Henry Nestcrield.
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when only eight years old Give his
name and telephone number ana re-
member the phone number for use
in calling his private ambulance in
case of accident.
-. 4. Croll0tt, Phone SIS, day or
night.
Number 23--Thc barber OF today
must be an expert on massage. The
popular shop ON the south side of Cen
trail avenue is sure To give satisflc-
ton in all departments Of the tonsor-
lal art, The proprietors name will re-
mind you Of certain brand of cheese,
but you will find his shop a model
of sanitation. Give his name.
23 W. L. Switzer.
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Gently taken the agency also for a ia
nous machine that is featuring
"SiNes' this season These cars are
known as the siege gun OF motor ears
and their hg feature is "valve-in
head" motors. being the pioneer car
made with this feature Give the
names Of both these automobiles and
that of the man who sells them in Al
buquerque.
30, Dodge Brothers and Buick Au-
tom0biles, \, VI. Cudabac, agent.
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Number IL This number repre-
sents the Albuquerque hospital The
doctor in charge Is an expert and
guarantees TO cure every case. 1t IL
not a hospital for sick people, but Is
the place where YOU should bring
Your guns or any OF the thousand and
one articles Of an descriptions for re-
pair. II is a new institution in the
city and is located ON Second street.
The proprietor is an expert in his line
and has worked In the leading NUM-
ton and arms factories In the coun-
try. He can give you information con-
corning every make Of gun and ann
munition. YOU will find a talk with
him interesting. Give his name, the
location of his shop and remember
that he can fix anything mechanical.
a. G, l.. Elmer, ITO South Second
street.
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profits ~ the middlemen are elmi-
mated and these mills have become
famous through their FIFTEEN
DOLLAR SUITS. These suits are
made with the Bartell patent pockets.
the kind that are always flat ana
neat. Give the name Of these mills
and that OF their Albuquerque man
ager.
~. National Wooden Mills. T. q.
Wlnncy. Mgr.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-14
KENTUCKY FISH LAW.

A bill passed by the Kentucky Leg
islature which forbis fishing with nets
has caused a commotion among fish
ermen along the Ohio river, in asmuch
as the system is under control OF Ken
lucky as far as the low water mark.
IL seems that even Kentucky state Of
ficials did not know the bill passed had
the teeth in il discovered later. They
were surprised TO learn that the pro-
hibition extends to nayigable boundary
streams, and Kentucky has control
Of the waters of the Ohio TO low water
mark on the opposite shore.
It is said thousands of men along
the banks of the Ohio make their
living catching fish with nets and
many of them have investments Of 5000
to $500.
Il was the intention of the Game
and Fish Department TO exclude the
Ohio, but the question was raised
whether the bill would stand che test,
not applying uniformly 70 ali streams.
As II was passed II included all waters
or Kentucky augusta Chronicle.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-14
ST. LOUIS WOMAN FILES SUIT FOE
DIVORCE FROM HARRY
X. THAW.

st. Louis, Mo-, April 13.-Christina
Thaw of ST. Louis, yesterday filed suit
for divorce from Harry X. Thaw in
the Circuit Court here, asking for
support and maintenance and the Gus
tody of their daughter, IL years old.
The petition states that the plaintiff
and Thaw were married in Buffalo
about October 6, 1902, and went to
New York the following day.
Mrs. Thaw says. she tried to per-
suade him to establish a residence for
her and recognize her as his wife, but
he refused, and she came to st. Louis
on December ., 1903 The petition
states that Thaw has taken her away
to parts unknown to the plaintiff.
Her attorney, Verne r. c. Lacy, says
that Thaw's mother and the Countess
of Yarmouth visited st. Louis and saw
the babe.
The attorney refused to tell where
the plaintiff could be found. He said
Thaw used the name Harry Kendall
Thaw Clemmons when he married.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-14
HOT SHOT FOR BAKER FOR NOT
PROTECTING CITIZENS
ON BORDER.

Washington, April l3.-Senators
Ashurst and Smith, Democrats, of Ari-
IONA, delivered a broadside of denun-
Citations against Secretary of War Bak-
er on the Senate floor yesterday for
refusing TO furnish arms to citizens to
protect their lives and property along
the border.
Senator Ashurst charged Baker with
openly defying the law providing for
the sale of magazine rifles by the War
Department TO rifle clubs.
He said Secretary Baker told him
if rifles were supplied to border citi-
zens they might "get hOtheaded and
do damage"
81 resent the statement of the Sec
rotary of War" said Ashurst. "The
citizens are no more likely to do dam
age than a Secretary of War who says
he is above the law. They at least
obey the law, which is more than the
Secretary of War is willing to do"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-04-14
NOTICE TO OUR ADVERTIS.
ING PATRONS.
CHANT CLARK GETS IN THE
WRONG PEW.

Washington, April 1S.-Speaker
Clark inadvertently attended a Repub-
lican banquet to former Speaker Can
non last night and occupied seat of
honor at the speakers table.
The Speaker and Minority Leader
Mann are to attend a fraternity din
ner tonight and Mr. Clark got the
idea that last night was the evening
set for the event. When he arrived at
the banquet hall French dance was
in progress. He vainly tried to locate
his hosts at various hotels, and was
OH his way home to search for his in
vitation when Information came that
Mr. Mann was at the Army and Navy
Club.
On this clue the Speaker hurried to
the club and sighting the minority
leader, headed for the banquet table.
Realizing his mistake, he attempted to
retreat, but the diners seized upon
him. After spending an embarrassing
hour at the speakers table the unex-
peeted guest was permitted TO explain
his presence.