Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26

research extended over many years,
and the summary OF a large number
of tme-stained official documents.
His story takes us hack to the six
ternth and seventeenth centuries and
an interesting and authentic account
respecting each Of the mission
churches the Spaniards built accom-
panied 10y Illustrations reproduced
from photographs taken under his
directions makes the book the first
comprehensive story that has been
published about the spanish mission
churches OF New Mexico.
MI the girls who read the loved
anne Of Green Gables aud Anne of
! Avonlea' Will be pleased at the re-
turn Of Anne In anne OF the Island
After wandering about amung chron-
+ icles and story girls and INDUCING IN
more or less entertaining adventures,
Anne shirley comes back the same
old Anne beautiful, brilliant, charm
! ing. the good angel Of Prince Ed
ward Island Now she oscllates be-
tween Avonlea. where so many have
met her. and Redmond where she ao-
4 uuires a H. A. college life and ro-
nance are carried along in attractive
I proportions, and there Is an occa-
stona holiday at Green Gables where
we hear more stories by the garfulous
( natives.
over on the French frontier the
j customs officials make trouble Tor
i pretty judith Henderson. American
i hulress but another American,
I Hiram bingham, Jr. comes 10 her
/ rescue aud presently trouble departs
land romance enters. Judith aud
/ Hiram breakfast at little inn ana
! are served with n marvellous jam,
! known as "The kine'c JAM They
4 bun the recipe from the innlscepef,
or rather Hiram does. Later they
return to America, pretty much In
! love only To find that their fathers
are rivals In the Jam business. Then
trouble and romance and Jam wage
{ one of the funniest and most original
stories we have read for long time.
other new hnolis. BLUE Blood ard
/ Red" (CorsonD The Real AdVen-
ture" (Wct@ter) "The Song Of the
Lark" Gather Fortunes of tiarin
! (Johnston). Thirty" (OBrlenl
"Then IN Come Back 20 Yoh''
/ Evans,
NOVEL FOOTWEAR.
The shortncss and the fippant flar-
ing of the skirts make Il quits peces-
sary that shoes, slippers. stockings
and anything else that might he in
cluded in the term footwear should
be OF the neatest, as well ~ the
smartest, variety Women ara nov
beginning TO think of the low shoe
that IS to take the place Of the ten
and fifteen inch boot which has been
worn during the last season. Anex-
ample of the smartest model in
pumps was seen recently The
pumps wer mnde of white hueksl<ln
and had for an unusual trimming Two
inserts OF black patent leather rtsht
across the front OF each shoe. The
black note was again introduced in
the heel
The manufacturers OF footwear
have been more successful than ever
this year in making pumps that FIT
snugly and yet comfortably. TO gain
this feature It is necessary to make
them higher, especially at the front.
Their efforts are really directed to-
ward smarlness Of cut rather IMAM
diversity OF trimmings.
ON many of the Colonial pumps
buckles of leather steel and silver
are used. Many women are buying
pumps that are devoid of trimmings
and are wearing spats with them.
when the days grow too warm for
the spats the pumps will then be or
4 namented with buckles. This proves
how economical q woman can be
when she wishes to be.