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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
EASTER cards
and Novelties
a re ready in the
Book Store on, the
Main Floor.
Have You Ordered Your
Hardwater Soap?

There four days yet to get at its special March
price of 60c dozen cakes
1t is fine soap for bath and toet~good for shaving,
shampoong and all cleansing uses.
Lemon, almond, verbena violet scent, or unscened
And generous cake for the special March price Of SC CAKE
60c dozen. ..
Floors Dews
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Here's a Sc Hat Men Can't
Equal Anywhere Near the Price

A new hat that's different. N. T--T
Copied from the smart hat shops along the Pccady in
London and made up for Wanamaker's.
Soft felt in the Alpine shape with the edges bit rolled
Both bands and binding along the edges little
deeper in tone than the hat ITSELF yet neither match
In three shades, pearl gray, tan and vicuna.
Hloer)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

Odd and "FeW of a Kind"
Dinner Sets, Half or Near 1t
:....< In the China Sale
Odd lots Of all kinds, both in dinner sets and
glassware are being sold at reductions from the
low March Sale prices.
, There are many such groups, but the number
of individual items is limited, that early choice is
imperative.
OF course, the main assortmens, both in dinner
and glassware still afford splendid selection good savings
Among the odd and few of kind" dinner sets now at
half almost half these all of which are complete sets
of excellent standard
English semi-china semichina dinner
of 1O6 pieces border patterns in cats h,ra,. ~.... :;
black and pink, S275O S ooiuer Pa''efn III variety
French china dinner of 106 Of color
tns With III % bandss now handles and gold edges
$50 $3.50 a set Of 1O6 pieces.
Fourth Foor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

Bodice style with ribbon shoulder
Straps.
At 81, pink or white nainsook,
cambric or plaid muslin.
At $1.26, white striped voile.
At $1.76, pink or white striped
voile or plain nainsook. - :.
At ~ and $3.50. better quality
pink or white striped voile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

In the MAN, colors are light. It seems tho lghte1
the better with most Of them.
Like other COATS tweed is the popular fabric.
But the styles show the difference. Some ara
strikingly new others to call to mind models that
have been popular in the past.
Priced $55 and $65.
trbS Ganss,I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

y The heel is a two-inch Louis,
and the sole light and flexible.
!. Altogether a fine bit Of shoe
:, making, and priced at ST a
9 pair.
e The same sandal in bronze
kid Is SIG.
irst Floor -" .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

Anotherreas0n so many people
are sorry the housewares sale
is coming to a close is the
difference in price on ..~. b.
Hu- -MotHe Laundry Soap
N0U 5 Cents the Cake
During March only, or throughout the Housewares
Sale, this wonderful laundry soap be had at this
price. .,.-@.
Thousands of people have found it to provide all
they have been looking for in soap.
And thousands have piled up orders to get years
supply at this price advantage.
While there probably will be several days DELAY in
delivery, due to the bulk of orders now on hand all
orders taken in March will be sent to your home at
cents the cake.
FIoer)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Topcoats From England Are
Making Friends With Men
In the London Shop

Perhaps it's the cut,
maybe the colors or fab
RIGS, but there's something
about these coats that's
different.
Smart : looking coats,
easy, light ones for Spring
days.
They come from Eng
lands best maker of
coats, Kenneth Durward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

(second Fleor)
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WeSt AiSIe
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-24
TRUE TO COLORS TO
THE FINISH OF
GREAT RACE
J. E. Oldham Closes Remark
able Campaign in Which He
Has Spoken I'LL of No One
and Remained Loyal to
Principle

They said that Ed would
never see it through. Many of
the cynics maintained that the
Oldham "No booze and no boot
logger" platform was. political
camouflage and that when he
really got into the race and
caught the backfire of the
bootlegger influence he would
soon cool off on this particular
phase of his crusade and as
sumo a more conservative
stand.
But Ed Oldham has never
weakened. He has never de-
parted from the thing that he
declared for in the beginning.
The people have made the
eighteenth amendment a part
of the law of the land and as
such it is to be respected and
enforced and Sheriff Oldham
will enforce it.
Mr.. Oldham has conducted a
very thorough campaign. He
has probably called upon more
individuals than any other can
didate. He has attempted, so
far as humanity possible, to
take his message to'every voter
in person, and he has done all
this in a way which has COM
manded respect. He has spoken
i'll of no one and has involved
himself in nothing outside of
the things which appear to him
to touch the office to which he
aspires.
Mr.. Oldham has a well es-
tablished reputation as a good
straight business man - for
paying his debts promptly and
keeping his word at all times.
These qualities command re-
spect and people especially adj
mire them in public officers. 1t
IS predicted for him that he
will reap the reward of this
next Tuesday.
And now here is the Oldham
platform at the end of the cam
paign as it was in the begin
ming. 1t covers all that is re-
quired of a sheriff and stresses
the thing which in the present
crisis is considered by many to
be the most important of all:
81 am absolutely, unquali-
fiedly for the enforcement of
the prohibition law. Bootleg
gers need expect no comprom-
ise and no quarter from me if
am elected Sheriff. The law of
the country has declared
against the liquor traffic. In
accepting office / deem it a
duty to enforce the law and
shall do so to the best of my
ability. In making this declara-
ton | am only carrying out
what has been a lifetime poll
icy. have ALWAYS been for
the prohibition cause. .s
II am for economy in the
conduct of office. There should
be as much help as is needed to
administer the office and no
more. The people are entitled
to have public business handl-
ed like a private enterprise and
that is to be my standard.
"I make no campaign prom
ises except such as afe based
upon what my record has justi-
fled in the years that ! have
lived here. The people may ex-
pect me to be what ! have been
and faithfully TO carry out the
pledges which are made at this
time"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-24
MOBLEY MEADOWS
! CALLED FOR IN
SHERIFF OFFICE
People Yearn for Good Old
Days of Officers Born
For The Job

LET US HAVE ANOTHER
MOBLEY MEADOWS SHER-
IFF.
Much has been said in the
press Of Imperial valley about
the qualifications Of this or
that candidate for sheriff.
Experience is the most used
efficiency is another over
worked word.
But to us, committee work
ing for a candidate they all
seem to fail in describing the
ideal man for the responsible
position. He must be fearless
and true.
He should be honest and
square, not bully by any
means.
And one who plays no favor
ties but steadfastly aims to see
that all obey the law. He does
not make the laws, his duty is
to enforce them.
He should be as courageous
as lion, and as gentle as a
dove.
But inaddition to all of these
qualifications, he must have
that certain sense that few of
US have, to know a crook as a
game dog knows game. 1t was
these qualifications that made
Mobley Meadows tn e ideal
sheriff that all old timers love
to talk about.
Such a candidate is before
the public for this office, and
a committee Of his friends, be-
lieving and knowing him to be
such ask the voters of Imperial
valley to vote for him at the
primaries. We refer to
CHARLES L. GILLETT.
He has been tried and not
found wanting. If there is a
law breaker to be captured he
does not send some one to do
the work but goes out and ac-
complishes the task.
He is true to his friends and
just to all. He plays no favor
ties in the enforcement of the
law. Some may be as good in
the office work of the office,
although he is qualified in this
respect. Some may be as cour-
ageous, none can be more so.
Thus all down the line. But
this one pre-eminent qualifica-
tion-That Mobley Meadows
had, he stands pre-eminently
alone, towering head and shoul-
ders above all competitors, so
we say lets have another Mob
ley Meadows Sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voter: You will
make no mistake in marking
your x opposite the name Of
CHARLES L. GILLETT.
While the family side of
mans life is not considered in
political life, those who should
desire to inquire will find his
home graciously presided over
by an ideal wife and mother
and his family, boys and girls,
show the character of the stock,
gentleman and ladies all. Re-
member in voting for Gillett
that you are voting for the best.
Remember that you are voting
for one that will enforce the
laws. Remember he is just,
courageous and true, and thor
oughly qualified, and in addi-
tion he has the detective sense
that will greatly aid in the
work.
Give US another Mobley Mea-
dows Sheriff.
Vote for Charles l.. Gillett
for Sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-24
The Candidates Public Forum

""
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
FIRST Co>GREG ALTON NJ
CHt Ifp

Corner Coal and South broadway.
Harold : Davidson ph d. minister
Residence. s2t South walter street
Chuch schot az 10 O'Clock sharp
J. - Jones. ~uueriut'udcn7
Morning worship at ~ o'clock sub
icct Of sermon THE Nsw church "a
Parable"
Special musical features Prelude.
"Andant.' tEuttmunl o@firrinrN, from
Rosamundr tSchub"rfN. p"NIud'
HNarche dos G%irondino' tIlark1
Christian Eudcuvur at go O'clock
subj ,cf. 10 Christian Prime Ul". Np.
ply to Buying ana SELLING Prov
zO.IO-l4: Amos Si-d LUX" $3.50
Ey.nlnr saft4ce at 800 u,H, D.
Supiert ar -rmpu TITO WT'l|
Need special musical t~tt"r's
! Prelude "Chorl-ter's Marco ,tiy'''
quartet. 'IszUs savior. Pho b" th
. Christian ErdsuNor rh'r g..
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pREsBYTTRINN CHURCH.

Corner rim street and silver ave-
puo a. A cooper and O. r. Nc
Npun. pastors
a4s. SUNDAY school T. o ChriSiy
~uuerinteneeut.
I. 900 q IN Morning worship Ser
mon. The sum at Religion An
them. 'Th. Spirit lu pur Hearts
Shelley. solo .Th" Living God
IOHaral
Gas m. Christian Fri"ofnr.
f- % M evening -'rft"" 40,
mol s~InrInr and gospel .lnon Re
u.Ns Iu God
str %. m "wednesday Wld-w"et
] PRAYER meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

there for several days, not far from
the cabin where he had been living
Therc was nothing TO indicate thai
he had come to his death unnnturahv'
and the th-oF5 Is that he died 81
heart failure
The hodY was removed to tho
cabin. and underwriters loft this
morning to AXE charge ~ a.
Former friends pf Hook stated This
morning thai he used 20 live In Aihu-
uucruue. and hat several years ago
no WAS one Of the propristors Of
~Sunnyside Inn st oid Albuquerque
1 They state that his age o. about pa
years.
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ST pNrI,S ENGLISH LUTHERAN
GHf NgH.

Corner sixth street and silver ave-
mn. Arthur D. ISaudsen pastor.
s4S mU sunday school Every
bod1 wrIcume a " KracmeT su-
ps~rlnteudfUi
m % al m. Morning worship The
pastor viii speaS on ~AskiaR AMI Ito
cei,inr choir anthem, Jesus Ny
strength and Hope" (ThomHs)
gsg0 q M. Christian fndeavor
meeting Topic, christian principles
In nusine-s Dealings Leader Mcr-
ton Lewis
ia m Evening worship Mes
a,re by the pastor. Third In SERIES
ON Firsi Corinthians The sermon
will discuss such questions rs The
CHRISTIAN sud Questionable Things"
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cr>rRu ,vEVCl METHODIST.

central uEr1he and roo "'I''I
Rev e. HIs'sn. raUor
church srH' %. rt0 a 90 NJ i
= AlsInF sIte sntsud'W
MornIng worship N Do. subject
Tha Iifs U.,HfI Den tnt'I u A.
rested Development Anthem Na'
yiur. Whm Nieht Involves On" Stl""
tShellcyl
solo. "O' Lori. RFm"muHr Me
tCuro HomHl
Youug p'nHl B 'nrr 1885, Do m
MIR Harris sHs.-. pr"-d 'u'
Eyeuinl -,rsicc., 2" NnhJ'''
Light ln-i-ud II parEro-s GUAR
tet. VOW The Day u over Barnhy'
This o. The tesirfi % r'rl"+ oi
the general rrhi."t o. Pm lie re.
vond and ll. second Of the 900 ttv'
Grounds faI the belief w ur rrht
filed viii .Hr a''r"f .'tnw taken 10
This s.r.s- l. mAnitr..,l ~ tie con
stantN in,rrs tus ati"noH u'
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
III

corner south THIRD and Lead ave-
nue.. Rev. y. T.. Mcclure minister
SUNDAY school superintendent ! j
Bowver Miss Bessie Way teacoheSs
Mr. Ralph smith musical dir~rt"f
a.ts a m-Sunduy school
1900 n m-SerSice with sermon.
Seeing Alright.
Anthem. send ont THIS
DGounodD. Offcrt0ry quartet God
D.. "a spirit" tBenuett
Evening service
u 80 u. m-Epwoyth League
.IO.-pralse service with sermon
~ a Man Thinketh
Anthem. 'ftejoIre. he Lord j.
King fCtcme1.
Dffertnry solo. The pro6igll son
tsphlhpg1.
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Old ~Prospector Is
4 Found Dead in
Manzano Mountains

stanley Hook. an old p~rospector.
was found dend near the Great Beat
mine. between Helrs and coyote
CANYONS Yesterday The report was
brought TO the snerm y Office hy q
hoy who had found the body. ana
last nieht the sheriff ana severel
deputies visited the place 60 an
Vesi igutc.
" was found that he had been lying
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mo Ipw\ \, CHRisrI\~ CHJRCn

Corner i.HtdwnN n tult avenue
willard 4 Guy, minister lla ~outh
W.If.r stree. Phone i64a ".
Unified nrogram every SundhN
morning from g.fd TO D. O'Clock
SO HfhIr school
10 g.. INurtsslonal period.
Ii.it Lords supper
1850 special music and sermon
Ssrt.uu topic. 'ESalting christ 10
the Home
Tn, rh,r viii sing Take Time 20
n, HOLY .rI "The Mercy seat"
6ln and Intermediate
EndsHNur ToInd DO CHRISTIAN l'riu-
pipl.S AppN TO Huyiug and ScllnE
NJ " Bel leader MI Carl Mtgce
Will spcth
so FNruinE Worship and scrmon
sermon tonic. "Noah. the Man n
yIrs Message Anthem. when the
Lord shat Huild IN Zion" Mrs "
A. Mcdowell b n charre 81 music
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INiMANrEL ~INNNGEIICN
IITHIttAN gUI Rtu.

corner Gold wen md ArnO street
Carl Schmld. pastor. Residence 2UN
south Arno stree
sunday school efs o'clock.
Services IN thu English language
II u'clock Sermon topic, The LORD
Ht Jacobs Well"
Services IN tho German Language
ar. held on the ITrf ana third sun
day OF the mont ct 80 utturf
Services in the EnEish Language "N.
cry Suuday at II o'clock
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Abigail TOmpkins deserve special
mention for carrying their roles well.
There are more than 100 IA "A
cast.
Tho onerstta b. to be given IN
matinee nj ESQ O'Clock this afternoon
hnd " ltird perf,Smanrc Will De-
elven 81. $40 o'clock tonight
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SPRINGT|ht PROVES
ATOPN NOTCH HOME
TALENT PRODUCTION

sprlnEtIme. % tap notch home
talent production and the best ever
Staged by Halut Abyad Temple OF
shrfner- made ita debrt before q
naCked hous. al tho crystal uheat"i
last night.
prom the time that Miss noroth,
powmsn as n social butterfly
.tarurd onto the stage until the law
90 Heine act the oIefetta moved for-
ward with q snap not often seen To
nome tnlrnt productions
The musical comedy d. woven
abou, a tangled love story carried
"a toor over a period 81 more Than DO
vrafs ~ is fAied with singing IN
which Miss Grace Stortz and Chess
Byrne star with plenty Of dancins'
Including the exhibition toe stepping
OF Miss Doris pinenu
The scenery f. appropriate 10 the
/ s%prinEtlme and h are
] varied In color and appropriate so
INC years which are represented TN.
I various parts we're we'll played ana
loudly uppiauded and several ~ The
chorus numbers 80 pleasing thut tNo
and three ro%pefiuuus wer" necessary
The Trial bt Jury and Fainhuw TrdAl
number were especially popular
Miss stouz ana Nh. iiyrne To- thait
1 singing duets wer" al their hest amt
WsTy u~uulHudpd frequently Nslh'
from their singing the two had the
heavy PARTS ana carried mem "Ii
like professionals
Harry walter as james brewster
founder 81 the brewster hills,
brinaa his share OF comedy hy en-
denvorinp 20 shower pills on eyerv-
one fur most Huy cause Miss Bow
man also plays - heavy part in
! EivIra Judd ana does f with 'asc
and naturally
Mrs tsert Moore as Zenohia was
the leade1 in the comedy sEetch"'
and kent ne audience m a rirpl" "i
laughter Her husband lfuhnN
brewster acted .hy Dale snyder made
Xenohia's part seem the better lA
acting out he part co. q ~hrn-p"ck".
husband IN true style
The parts taken by Miss hunni'
TomplIns as primroE" %Stuntishi hl
AIRS Io-ils Briggs us Thunkir
sunIish and hy Tow Groves as Ton
uEslu4 and hy Mrs ROY Graham a'
"Th. Limitations 81 christian liber
ty" ~%upportiug the Minister ~
u Ever Right to Refrain From hoini
Right solo a Dream Of Para
disc ,ilamlton Grayr Mr. Kat
Nonenatu,
For the week Wednesday 6
IN. prayer meeting
FRIDAY. s4tl d. W. church socta
and reception for n-w member Nv
erVhodv welrCm"
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NJ. = CnrnCn. srNNIsm

J. " CIuV"r pastor
MoruIuE -.rVce In Moose hdII
10 ia ~ sunday school
10 go ID u Service with sermon.
Evenins s,.viCe lu Bareits
90 O. m song service" y -ri
o
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glassed porch fine basement hot water
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dwellinF fine ~losatisn IN HighlAnds close
iu. bot tn0nit2.
81 O0o--s room adobe white siuc'o bon.
ralow modern good cathuiidinG; y.
Thirteenth ~.
A.. FLElSCHER, Realtor
Loans. Fire Iusursncs Automobile insar.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

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The Nenana news., 1922-07-01
DANCE MONDAY NIGHT

Arrangements have been complet- ed for a celebration dance, to be held at Union hall on Monday night and it is expected that the affair will be attended by every dancer in the community.
 The dance will be regular part of the celebration, with a fixed place on the program, so that those attending will not miss any of the other events. The dance will start shortly after the picture show.
 The best music in town has been engaged for the occasion, and there will be committees or hand to see that all are kept dancing.
 The admission charge will be s1.50 for men and the ladies, as usual, will be admitted free.