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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

The rrtIve members Or the .ltnskn
CIVIC club were receiving artie leo fof
their rummuge alin. Mrs Mullins
carriage house displayed "a cufiOuH
collection. old ciothing 81 cV,fN de-
scriptiou. furniture. diahsH. books aud
Old stoves being uafiicuil IT, notice.
able Fanny Bates waH bending over
O. barrel and drawing the t'icm tal.
Gus kitchen %utenaiis.
Here's richness. she quoted.
lanns thuHht English iu tho hirh
school can lust see folks falling
TO- iheas trying pam and cake tins
Mrs White must have hourht some
OF them just before slH ruYo up
housekeeping and went With her
daughter"
80 YOU find 1 sct Of uatirons Mrs
Ewing said. remember Elgt ulhhle
spoke fof 'rm 50 the Wa Hhe
looked arourd lt the Other ome
has Eiizn brought tnftr'ps YETI
no. che hasn't. snfupgi Mrs
lamb sho hasn't brought q single
thing
'Now sro here. Rose. Nrs i,W,us
defended. Eliza Iau't hk thH rrft uf
Ne D hasn't muHh 10 hfinH iut
D b. 10 msuhsr 'ud IN tsrf fhU'u
do what III fllht hi the riuh
That's su She will,' said 70 deem
voice EliSt uhhlo stood boz the door
WHY shr vas re- -mnll lean wo man..
with t firm inv and shrpvsl Eruv
syeH Fhr was meat nnd not badly
dressed. thouHh one fo't TINT ne
clothing VAS intended 20 wear as iong
ua u could
The, 20, listeners never hear aay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Mercy me-" Fasped Fanny DATES
"A rooster.f
Ycs sir. O. rooster" Eliza surye,e,
him seriously You ran take him OF
leave HIN. Hes al ! had 10 hriuf
YOU"
Mis- Mullins pattcd Eliga's arm
He'H re- splendid contribution. Eiizn.
taken good care of. aud im sure he'll
fetch a good price 40 che rummaso
sale
nut after Eliza had gone tho as
women burst into amused laughter
ITS "a joke on ua. YOU know. MrH.
ENinE said nv husband Will nrte,
Vet mo hear the last OF w. We sug.
rcHtsd giving old bohhin that's been
uut ut pasture rycf since W" got Our
car That wouldn't have been much
worse lhuu than IoFhaphut here
'Joshaphats' cncd Fanny Bates.
WHY 1%oshaphutf
e don't know sighed Mrs Ewinr
The nnmc just came 90 me u WAS
In bal sunday school lesson last Slh-
bot. Jonhaphut n valiant on.
ms aakos'
The rooster cflwcd again.
Three days later the rummuro sale.
widely advertised tool place n wns
uUld in the town hHif. and Ne buuno.
"NH ~ NNNH NN"NN w WV ~ NNNNNNNH NN"NNH 81
speech explaining ihnt tho proceeds
~ the suio wsr. tu Eo 10 enc Rod
tSnss. ana this fact should stimulate
rNort body tu buy iu Tho limit of their
needs AMI of thoir purses
NJ luus might have fumhlet nH
10 rrruf'r length hIf not IDshuph Il
sil'nosd HIM with t particularly isi,
CROW THIS called attention a. his
coop and re- crowd soon rnthsrrd about
him. EtsNhuit seemed a. want
i~ushHphHt tI once and the uult wnt
ihr matter could be- aottled wuH ios
Fanny Hates tu toni Off tho price tar
from tho coop ana offer him ~ tH
highest bidder tur Ton minutes in.
fUr,Ht rHu riot I~NrrNhndy RAISED
everybody uise's bII Then ~ FotiipI
down between Nj ii,is tho Mriho
dist minister uud Or uraRul Thet
tii back AMI forth tl Nr Uyd, WIS
seized with unr of Dots nff Of cough
inr VhctUupou &c. ufay.us got th,
rooster
lo%shaphlt will Ions Del remembered
a tho prize of thn rumm3gc sale Hc
Hr0ur|i .surtIN fttfT
What .uu .UIuE tu iu give 90 uiu.
nor u HHk NH tI tu asked VI.
V'fIrf.u |utuIarIt
TIr doctor SHOOK n'lf Noi ON
ruur Ii'' lusIHuIHf IaHf going Goo Hr
.I.I.f"sl fu flr I,IfH.u Im going
iu rHtH little sport with JushupHIt
Wksuli
't'u uuI, wondered what that
meant Tor fbr doctor wHs t Iotlsl
soul whu l,tfis iuf.l iu get th, job,
ou his follow
~" secret soon ceased 20 be "a So
.rHf IHr CO., R"f most itf 700 tHr
small bows ll town Wrfr going from
house t1 house sDlIuH little ftI tickets
fHT H uIUk.l apiece iHtH IuE, r atH
'util"i t1 sH mlut ls HH could uaH
for tri upon them hr might viii. thv
uluu OF the IIif Do, Dunsilrr,l MOST
uurulHI Iu the town To fnIs iti, 30
. reward for such puhh, favor Was u
900 ~'osNHuhtl 300 900 tho HlorN OF re- new
uul especially ]ItsIEIri HIlIftfIHu
with H rUI rIHnuu urI around Ilr lrlt
Wins n'Ifur H 'Iri of ruuHrtfulI.
tuU THE income Thus FlfhrrrI Nts
90 swell fIr funds uf fH, ErI truHH
o. wHH Uu'IN uumauH who iusti-
stated n Il,H of lutiur up 600 tHs
tickets tIHI could u' sHI hold uf am
1ssi lie 1urHaphat 90 MIsa WIi,t
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The oldest Old maid IN tho town and
the biggest gossip aud the one woman
whom ~cfcrybody had some little pri-
Nste rrudre against What q Joke TO
play on the Old nuisance Dolly mus
tered hsr friends aud they began TO
huy tickets with might and main. A.
Wnrren'a the confcctiOncr'a the sale
Of popcorn. chewing gum aud zee
cream began 10 tail of amazingly.
N wHH The greatest fun IN tho Worl1
pf Drayfua had 10 hire I've bows hy
the our 10 ~ tickets and register
the vote Nnd al the time he ven
about his NfuN eyes tvinklsd with
enjoy ment Of the mischief he had set
koinH
For a week the contest waEcd 20
nmartly % uraNfus was Obliged at
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local Banks. Your money shares in all development as we'll
as the other branches of the company 5 business, whether we
get , or 30 producing wells.
This is q Local Company. No one man or group Of men
hold onc.half the stock a. Is usually the case in development
companies.
All stock owned by the Directors will be deposited by an
Scrow agreement with the American Trust and Savings
Bank. This means an added safeguard for your investment.
Remember the stock advances y GENT A DAY be-
ginning March 24th. II you want a few shares buy now.
40 subscription accepted for less than $50 (fifty Dollars.
No notes or Liberty Bonds accepted. II you cannot afford
90 risk do not invest.
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little In their youth. but years hnd
pushed them apart Vow suddenly
They seemed 4 be getting on u friend.
Her foutiuE.
'ru tell you. Fan" The doctor said.
= knew the circumstances about
Ioahnphat Miss Eliza had no bust
ness 10 donate him In the first place.
she was saving him for her Thanks.
giving dinner. knew she wouldn't
have any unless she 20 him back and
that was the only way, 10 I orig.
mated tho ticket scheme Don't YOU
scef Miss Ellya IA sur Of her Thanks.
uying dinner now and the Red cross
IN better OF by o good $50 and YOU
J." lie paused.
Fann, blushed. by the way" she
said. Eiiza has asked me 10 eat
Thanksgiving timer with her"
she has asked me. too. said the
doctor Don't suppose she's trying
any matchmaking Eame un W.. rh.
Fanny"
oh. pshaw." gssped Fanny. at
bite nov
The doctor drew nearer. 40 you
know Fan he said, we ought TO
steal e march on her and get mar
ried before then. hadn't wof"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
The Montezuma p Petroleum CO.
mo Stockholders Liability

Is offering a limited block of Fifty Thousand Shares Of it's capital stock at SO cents per
share The stock is aH Common, full paid and worcestershire Par value One Dollar.
Beginning Tuesday, March "a, 1919 the price of this stock will be advanced one cent
day for the next fifty days
Only onethrd of or available capital will be spent in drilling. The remaining
twothrds is to be devoted to the more staple branch of the oil business
This plan combines the speculative element usually attributed to oil investments,
and at the same tim reduces the element Off risk to minimum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

which drove a
mill
The firsa'n VS.
flooded and he
was taken uaFs ho
point az whirn he
wanted 'n .lafu.
while farther ON.
misfortune again
overtuuK him 10
the extent that The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

want 10 rrt OFF,
want 90 attend uIll ScraFrs's
funeral mH am 1911 wIH my fHnrt
What suusDuHc BE- this demand
ul .ho mistress You want 90 gu o. a
funeral three weeks from now WHY.
you don even know be- going 20 die
That's something none uf ~ can fore
tell the date ~ our own death
Maybe not maam but ! know
about 1911 He's Eolug To Doe
hanged
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gre man FuHH 81
Ohio IT, went on
An ohio hired
girl aid ono day
to her mistress
Inn I have the
afternoon OF three
weeks from neat
Monday. ma am
don't know.
MARY. WHY do Won
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

hutf Wus upset.
Ills wife. realizing the danger no
was in. ran f%rsnticaily along The side
~ tho stream. crying Tor hsip 10 a
pitiful voice then 90 her IN ssr
amakemcut b was suddenly brought
10 IL standstiil by her husband yelling
out
~ I'm drowned. Molly don't forget
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
This Is YOUR Opportunity

II yoi want To invest in oil. The Management of The Com.
pnny is following the siuudest theory of modern business ia
aiming at adequate capital. An abundance Of capital means
greater s~ccurity-grcator safety 10 the individual stockhold-
En-
The time 20 make money in amy industry i ut the inccp-
ton of the enterprise.
The oil fever has reached Albuquerque. Thousands of dol.
lar, are going out of tins state every year for on Develop
Inrui IN other states.
We believe in keeping this money at home in developing
New Mexico.
The Company funds will be handled entirely through
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

So he made hay
while the sun
HhOnr.
you might lee
me have your ear
Tor thu afternoon.
uncle hc aaid.
AN tiEht. my
hoy. you can take
.it'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
At Cambridge, Neb., Tues, April I

I ( HEAD listed - BILLS, 80 FEMALES many OF these with rma, at their
- side T, Is AN important went for the reason that uo Hereford Is more
popular than the one with Iuu Mischief blood aur.ug through his veins The
great record made boy the Bean Mischief, Is recent history and m the same pavHI
on Mr. Mcdonnell will dNpcsr u herd vluNr ancestry b. d~prootri IN the best
blood I m, tribe
The man who breed, the Beau Mischief Hereford is dealing m % staple article
H. hrmr is far flung People that know the breed know the value of the Beau
MrNurE Prepare to attend this sale where many of the hest representative, Of
This family are to bee solo. BEAU MISCHIEF BLOOD THROUGH HIS GREAT.
EST SONS.
Iw,u! four daughters of Beau Mischief lmb boy Hcu Mischief 10y Beau
Evelyn 10y Bean Mischief Prospective buyer, will recognize the possibilities that
Oh" selling of these richly bred specimens afford Beside are daughters Of Domino
HulumrI i" choice bull listed q SON ot DTnro who's" dam Is by Beau lhmmuc.
These me-" the kind ct females 90 he artourd Don't mis- being pr~ri
Beau blanchard 7II by Beau Blanchard Beau Mischief, celebrated sou, is q
heh.ra~ type Other gwd bulls are Mischief Block Beau Dale aud Beau trou-
well by Beau Mischief tom Ten bulls are Boy Domino ITmmc aud others are
grandson, of Beau Mischief
This consignment SELL. for the high dollar A great chance ,o tn the seed
t1 r pupmlr Beau Mischief blood Boa thr top pr-~- Anxiety 4l touuduiItt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

4 miller noted for his keenness In
financial matters. was in a boat try
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
The Mcconnell
DISPERSION

Entire herd of richly-bred Beau Mischief Anxiety
4th Herefords at auction. The property of John
Mcconnell. This sale is to be held
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toprft1c Hirp,oN oIculg
btAv eENNn -bUr NhLuul.
% Los<fe a uGHI1gcs

Young joyride was home on leave
and the dotinE family and relations,
gathered 20 DO him honor, could re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

"And I say, uncle said the youth.
''can lot lei me have the price Of a
couple Of fines or So
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"Did you show that account 90
Ardup again to-

Ardup again to-
day
Yes. sir
10 you tell
him 10 had been on
The slate long
enough and IA
like to rub %
out
yes. sir"
what did he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

IN astronomer reports thu' his
business IL looking up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Orville Wright said al an airmcn's
in Dayton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

armistlro. Here
To- peace The
world can ruy nov
about war aH the
lunsur said when
hr wac discovered
wlnrkluE himself
un she head with
o. hammer.
-
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Office:
II2 S. Second
Phone %

Office open evenings until
$50 during next two
weeks.
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"He said IL looked az " you we're
.ry Ing 10 rub u in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Need Hslp9 Try a want Ad.
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every young man who IN bending All
Ms Shorts to succeed needs ami longs
Patricia had been wholly unscInsn
since her marriage IN many ways
Afer hef tr1uEsetu HAD been paid
Tor tac stiii had q nice iRfie nest egn
n the bank. This she had gradually
drawn GU Without saying anything
10 Gates. He had not thu slightest
idea of tho rial cost 81 keeping
house. 40 u q zen easy. DE pail
the rent and gave Patricia q little
money occasionally really all he
could spare. But ~ had not been
nearly enosgn for their expenses
Patricia was not economical. not me-
cause she didn't want 10 be- but be.
cause she didn't know how. She had
no experience In buying or managing.
so she quietly used her snvinra.
realizing her incompetency. now
they were nearly gone. 50 the gem
erous mount Blake was paying her
FOR her hep would come in nIcefy
and put on the day when she must
teii Gates she could nog get along
on what he gave her.
And Gates. who had often told her
she was a fine little manager, was
planning h he could do TO make
,ore money Patricia must not have
that as an cxcuse to 20 back 10
hlhke's omce That tsir, = mos
ney. She had already said In a cns-
ual way that 1T would come In nice
~ because % his Illness
Gates's chilling reception OF Patri-
ciR's news when she told him Of the
new idea she had succeeded In get
ting over In tho magazine: his un-
willingness 20 talk OF u. EVEN 70 have
her explain what Il was. caused her
to refrain from mentioning anything
ffrther ~ tho matter or 81 rnvthius
else which occurred at the Office. But
bvctuse q could not talk OF II she
thought all he more She resented
the fact that he did not sympathiEa
with her work while she herself fall
ell to sympathike with his.
Gates wondered combines why he
could not hide his feelings better; why
lie felt 80 chilled aud unaympathetic.
Wa Il a Jealousy or Baker he asked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
. SUCCESSFUL FAILURE
The Story of a Successful Young Business Woman
Who Marries a Struggling Young Architect
By BEECHER
--CopyrIght. 1919. by CAROLYN Beecher-

.dea for the magazine which I had
In mind before ! left to marry you.
II Will he "a success. | am sure
Gates aid nothing. II Patricia had
hoped he would express pleasure or
say he also hoped for Its success she
was disappointed. Lut she also said
no more.
Patricia during her period % serv-
Ice with Blake took more tnan ordi-
nary care that Gates's meals should
be- dainty n tempting. She had the
usual women uption that the condi-
tinu 81 ~ mans stomach was Il urin-
cipul, " not the principal, deslderatuin
IN keeping him happy ana contcnted.
she ~ not quite realized that a
modern man. MS was Gates has de-
veluped e mind. ~longiuEs. above his
stomach. That Gates needed food
for his spirit. needed also encourage
ntent and interest in his work, seemed
20 have slipped from her mind en-
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CHAPTER MIL.

To Patricin's credit be it said that
d tried to keep her resolution. she
detcrminedly put thought OF her
work from her mind as far ns pos
-lbie when she was with Gates, yet
even 80 she was not wholly success
fui. She felt such an enthusiasm FOR
il, was 80 happy In the old. loved en-
vironment tlat % fairly oozcd from
her. Her step Mas lighter, NOR"
sprinry ~ she moved about the house.
aiihouEh at times she felt very tired.
size CAV so much Of herself 10 her
task in Blake's office that she often
felt completely exhausted. but never
onCe would she confess u.
Gates sale: You loot very happy
tonight
II am"
Amy particular reasou9'
Yes. everything went so wen to-
day. / was able TO get underway an
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Corner Ftfth ~ SilverO
Hush A. Cooper and Charles u. Nc
keun. pastors.
s.4b &c. m. sunday school. r. r.
tristy. superintendent.
~ a M. Morning worship. Mrs.
: T. Lindsay. nrld secretary Of the
board of the southwest will address
the congregation.
Music: Organ prelude. Choral Of
tBoClimunl D~ffertory:. "Angelus.' %
tSteane). Anthem: 'iin Ip YouI
Heads" tAshfordl.
7 y nv. Christian EndeaNor. Topic
The Or al Companion. How to Live
With HIM. TX, 20: 1872. Leader.
Zelda COOK
y y, M. Evening worship. Theme;
The Test Of Our Gospel"
Music: Prelude. "Cantiiena." tMey-
r-Helmundl, OFT RORY; "~Nndantcf
uIchncrl Male qnurtetie. over the
iinrhor Bar Vulcrl. Messrs Moore,
Harton, Mrkean. Hrown.
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himself. yet could nor feel thai ra-
tricia cared Tor him aafe IA ha wae
part and parcel Of shat Office lie
which h~f an affrarfeE ner
'its q wonder she ever married
me" he mid. aloud. ~ he left her
one morning. "a wasn't a. make her
anppy. God knows. but not that way.
She has grown way from me- already.
4 week IN that Atmosphere has made
Us apart. I wish ! never had
given N 20 herr
Talking 20 yousclf r. a bad alrnr
saiiie fawrenue had met him unoh-
served.
Was l talking out loudr~ Gates
said. a. he shook hands with HaiiIe.
- had something on my mind
We'll, ! hofr ~ Ia on your mind
now. You certainly were emphatic"
Gatea inquired after her mother;
then, declaring he was coming 20 see
her soon. caught his car, while aalile
stood on the corner WATCHING until
u was out Of sight. a p,.esr tremulous
little smile on her lips.
"Sometninga wrong with Gates"
she said. AZ she continued on her
way a wish I might help him. tTo
he couinucd.J
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tirely. SHE knew he had been a little
anxious because OF his long absence
from his office. that he had fretted
a little over other hrms getting work
ne should have had nut FOR his acct
dent Put she thought-if she thought
OF Il all all-taat the money Blake
was paying would heip out. Sh.
overlooked the other. the mental
struggle. the wish for UNDERSTANDING
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Corner silver and Fourth Sireets)
Rev. Minfred ~. Ziegler. rector.
1890 EaF Central avenue Phone
132t.W.
Holy communion Z q. M.
sunday ~ hool a:f5 "a. N.
Morning service II %. M.
N'spers 4.30 y. m.
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tihrelns TOAD, H~arclas.l
~ %. IN. sunday school. Super
iniendont ". d. Baca.
ii:fb a. m. Preaching subject.
"A Grcut Mnn-nut-"
Every body made welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
Buick Repair Parts and Buick Cars
(From the Buick Bulletin for September)
The Parts

The recent announcement of
sweeping reductions in the prices OF
Buick repair parts has caused on
siderable comment. But the an
nouncement takes on it's fullest sig.
nificanee only when considered i'm
connection with the entire situation.
of which the reduction in the prices
OF parts forms simply a part.
The expansion in all parts of the
Buick factory during the past two
years was part of a plan that had
been carefully worked out in adj
vance, and the results of this pre-
liminary work are now being felt by
the vast multitude Of Buick owners.
For expansion in n factory can
have hut two meanings. II may
mean that, in view of the in.
creased production facilities, a prod
net OF the same quality can be built
for less money. or that a better
product can be built for the same
money.
In the casc of the repair parts.
their quality was already cstab-
lished. They had been designed for
each particular model Of Buick cars
az the time those ears were put on
the market, so that improved and
increased facilities for their pro-
duction resulted in the lowering Of
their manufacturing cost. And this
saving is reflected now in the retail
prices for these parts, ranging as
they do from - to - per cent lower
than formerly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Class
in Classified advertising.
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Tho Sirc-l.atc hours are running
,ou. For myself. ! have always gone
Ia he'd with the chickens.
The Son- don't see how you man.
sge to Keep from falling IN the ruopt.
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West Central, Opposite Court House.
. A.. M. Preaching. Subject:
Truths Fateful Choice"
10 a.. m. Sunday school. Miss 4.
NJ psmond superintendent.
\ y. M. Preaching. Subject. "A
Great Question and n Great Answ 81 %
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, 'qrrcr siNth and silver StroetsD
rthur NJ knudsen, pastor. Resi-
Zee. 800 South tth 81 Phone e2g0
90 a. m. SUNDAY school. classes
all \. W. EruCmcr, supcrir-
ricnt
II e. IN. Morning worship. The
ltor has returned from his Vacl-
D and will conduct the services.
lining and evening. Tho Rev. i. S..
although OF Nashua. MS, will
Zach at the morning hour, Special
Isic hN the choir.
D. m. christian Endeayor meet
The topic for Cunsid ration b.
b. Great Companion: How To- Live
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GRoCERs
Union Bakery, 800 \. lt st.
Broadway Grocery, 72 S. Broadway.
Il. +. Trotter, li6 W. Gold Avenue.
j. c. Boyd, ll0l South Fourth st.
California Fruit Store, Second and Silver.
W. S. Boggs, 1924 South Broadway.
A. Michael, 92l South Second ST.
Union Grocery and Market, Second and Atlantic.
Doris Grocery, SIC East Central.
S. S. Gilbert, 40 Atlantic Avenue.
Santa Fe Grocery, 90l South Second st.
Disk Lewis, 1l0l South Third 81.
A. Trossello, 1905 South Second st.
q. Franchini 4 Co, First and Tiicras Avenue.
MclIowells Grocctcria, Fourth and Central.
II. H. Nichols, 7Ol South Fourth.
lioswclls Cash and Carry Grocery Store, 1924 North Fourth.
Brht0n Grocery, 800 South Williams st.
mi Grocery, 90l South Edith
Albuquerque Mercantile Co, COL n. Second ST.
Gomez-0 Damon Mere. Co, 4Ol Bridge Road
Acme Produce Co, $50 So. Walter
Albuquerque Grocery 4 Feed Store. 2l315 3d 81.
+ r Formulas Grocery Formerly Rodcy s., li2i So. Edith
highland bfoctrN, 'l : Arno
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
o. Franeh'"' FIRST and Tj[ras a. irossclo' 1905 So. Second
viehi & Giannini, 226 North Third Street.
The Fashion Shop, 300 W. Central
laehcchi a l'%oniguidc, 800 n. LIST st.
DRY GOODS
Haehechi Dry Goods Co, 800 North First Street.
MEAT MARKETS
Schwartzman & With, 211 West Central.
A. +. Market, OIL South Second.
Vichi Il Giapnini, 26 North Third Street.
Highland Meat Market, sos South Auo
BAKERIES
r. L. washburu. j. c. Penney NJ. Mandcl
Guarantee Clothing Co. Wright Clothing Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
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Golden Rule Dry Goods CO-Boadway Brothers.
HARDWARE Crescent Hardware Co.
DRUGS.
Alvarado Pharmacy, Corner First and Gold Avenue.
DRUG STORES close at . p m. on al days except sundays. and at I
r. m. 81 that day.
All other storosc close AZ $50 (. IN.
The above hrms have signed tho Retail Clerks linton agreement and
are worthy ot the patronage OF organized labor
RETAIL ClERKS UNION.
ANY g names will be published In the WORKERS Chronicle O n We'd
nesdn>s Morning journal SUNDAY and tho Evening Herald saturday.