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FUR COAT ARITHMETIC

One unfeelIng trapper makes
one cruel trap.
One hundred helpless animals
make one fur coat.
One cruel trap. plus one crav-
Ing for food, making one helpless
animal.
One fur coat, minus one large
sum Of money, makes one happy
woman.-Life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

The garnet. slgnIfylng constance and
fidelity, Is the January birthstone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

MOST indeed.
Most men treat their weaknesses
with more consideration than they
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IN OTHER CITIES

Axes and other edge-tools have been
manufactured at Hartford, Conn, for
almost century.
School children in London to the
number OF 1850 receive free meals at
weekly cost Of S7,450.
The police OF Colorado Springs, Col,
have utilized an airplane TO carry
bloodhounds promptly to the scene OF
a crime.
The Aslatlc town Of Maiwatchi, on
the borders Of Russia, is peopled by
men only. Women are forbidden en-
trance there.
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JANUARY

The garnet slgnIfying constance and
fidelity, Is the January birthstone.
The principal religious festivals Of
January are the feast Of the circum-
cision, Epiphany, twelfth day and the
conversion Of st. Paul.
President Willard Fillmore, on the
Tth. 1862; Rutherford u. Hayes on the
nth, 1893, and Theodore Roosevelt on
the 9th, 1919. died In January.
The Angto-Saxons called January
Wulfmonath, in allusion to the fact
that hunger then made the wolves
bold enough to come into the villages.
Under the Roman custom. the COM
memoratlon of the month took place
by Offering meal, salt. frankincense
and wine, each Of which was new.
January, the first month In the mod
ern calendar year. with 81 days, de-
rlyes its name from the Latin word
Januaris, In honor Of the Roman god,
Janus.
Janus, the two-faced Roman deity.
was doorkeeper Of heaven, who looked
beth into the past and the future and
was regarded as the god who busted
himself with the beginnings Of all en-
terprises.
New Year day; the anniversary OF
the battle of New Orleans Gin Loulsl-
anal on the 9Th; and Robert +. Lees
birthday (in Florida, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Mis-
sisslppi and Arkansas), on the 10th,
are the January holidays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21
SHAFTSeURY

Platform dance and social at G. f.
Russell's, Salisbury
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Linen fabrics have been found In
tombs thousands of years old.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

An electric barrage which charges
certain areas of water with electrodes
has been devised to prevent fish from
entering irrigation canals and bitches
and later perishing ny thousands In
the fields.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

A Danish physician, who formerly
manufactured artificial legs out Of pa
pier mache, now, 1t is said, makes arti-
fetal feet out Of paper pulp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Spun glass cloth Is being made for
Insulation of storage batteries
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Scientists believe the time Is COM
ing when ships will be guided only by
wireless.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

The inner bark OF japanese shrub
can be made into an imitation leather
as tough as French kid and as pllable
as calfskin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

TO RENT-Furished rooms all cor
veniences. ideal location. Address M.
T. r., Box 440, Bennington, VT. 42t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Under the Roman custom. the COM
memoratlon of the month took place
by Offering meal, salt, frankincense
and wine, each Of which was new.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

WANTED-A girl or woman for gem
eral housework. Apply III Union
Street. ATS
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A man can't help feeling restless
when even his bills are unsettled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

When a girl drops fellow she
naturally considers him beneath her,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Forget your old troubles. There are
a lot Of new ones coming.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

The unexpected happens ialmost as
often as the impossible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Blobbs-'The modern woman Is
certainly going faster clip than she
used to-" Slobbs-"In spite Of which
It still takes her about 40 years to
reach the age Of twenty-five
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

You never heard a married man
boast that he never made mistake In
his life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Nell-"Make a bluff. 1t doesn't
cost anything to put on good 'front.'
Belief don't know about that. The
more cheek a girl has, the more II
costs her to color It."
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Even the fellow who was born tired
will go fat unless he is pumped up
occasionally.
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WANTED -- Cost work assistant.
Must write good hand, be accurate
in figures. and good at detail; some
experience in bookkeeping would be
beneficial Address wv. W. Box 4i0.
Bennington, VI, 42t3
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Muggins-"After having tried the
experiment l don't believe 1t pays to
recover an umbrella" Buggins-"For
that matter 1t doesn't pay to lose 1t in
the first place."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

The Cynical Bachelor observes that
to marry ones ideal would be fine, IL
only we could be assured ofineyer wax
ing up.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21

Tommy--"Pop, what is diplomacy
Tommy's Pop--"Dlplomacy, my son, rs
the art Of seeming to be, interested lin
other peoples troubles"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
ROOMS WITH A


NICiLY FURNISHED front ruam aud
hnarll suitable ful tne Or two. DIS
west fru.-. lhonc i472N
FIRST CLASS table board Rates by
day or week r-asonhair bii y Thru.
ROOM AND BOARB-ulsss.d iu f~lerping
porch suitable Tor I've southeast "a
po1uro IA North Maple phone isso ~
FuR kENT-H onm anf board al new
beds. 5i2 south hraadway Airs.
AndrA Dowell rhone 1874 ".
~ RNACE HEATED d~resstns rnom. With
slassci la sleeping porch suitable Tor
uHrHrd couple ~ izo7 Eust Central ave
RESFRNAw-ONS may now be tad a,
sly spAA'S SAAATOKiIM tEtiteo.
pail Rates St76o h. 50 800 per
we.k. Includes private room with
sleeping porch, connected 10 bath and
toilet. Medical care, medicines, general
nuslng Esrelient meals. tray service.
Na ,xirat All rooms have steam heat.
hot snd cold running water. Rev. W.
Il 2iesler Superintendent
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|TIFuL MAHOGANY mn ROOM
Cheap also Rose Wiltnn rus aHi2
|od A. nee aia Nnrth fitth street
| Mr Townsend J. G Penney CO.
l The Herald Want Ads
X. sure results.
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MAGNETISM rsff
Whenever an electrical current
flows lu "a conductor u esiahllsif--
81 magnetic Held For this ruaspu
% knowledge ~ magnets aHd mih-
uef.sm ls very essential hagfVtf
fnuy lo divided Into I'VE clnsseH.
tn) Permanent magnets
thl Electro magnets
Permanent magnets II "a aur
of steel b. placed In a mngnuiic
fi,id u becomes mnrnetizcd anc-
retains his muSAofiatu permanen-
g and b. dipped Into steel nliHsH
% viii attract and retain "a con
adtfable humber OF These Nllugs
On the ends Of the bar but none IN
the center THESE ends have Vic
ftr0ngest mnpnetiam ana arc
known as the poles OF the masirir
% s "a well SHOWN fact that ire
eufth u-nfspas,a north aud snhih
magnetic poles and that 10 a p~f-
mluout magnet such aH "a compass
needle b. 80 supported as 10 naAn
freedom OF movement. ono end
Nil point TO the north magnciic
pole This end b. termed the north
polo of the magnet qua the uphcrT
end fhc south polo. =
Tho magnetic field about a pvr-
mrnrut MAGNET contains lurs ~
4 force which pass fupm the north
pole Ca the south pole through thy
alr and from the south pole 10 IN"
north pole through The bar form
inr a magnetic circuit ~ Shown
lu the accompanying diagram.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
OPPORTUNITIES

We sre siai seinng shnras In the Mesa
Leon oil r ~ ~ $500. soon tu I'D
vance. tie one bic cpppriunit5 OF 10 ife
fimo 20 make some rsai mprrt from o
small iuveltmont You t.uiI make
from iolr TO sik for one on no. iHs .s'mrrt
With orr company 10 a very short lime.
No have no promotion strrs. ~ sa'
aired Officers aud you get a Equarc deal
Many wells starting soon-ien RIGS cr
more ruuuing within thirty days We
have iNo Tigs running now One well
tn - dullst m soon ard would hr Nerr
slad 90 hav, you come 20 the office aud
80 sv p this natter with us
This BIS different from the proportions
you have known before. and We ierl sure
that II you fully budsrstoud this prupo-
sitiou that you would become intsrcnted,
We have ono ~ 'he WORLDS s%rcaiest
rrniIslsts stopping with W. Tor a short
lime ~ tine BE- limited a. be IL 81.
ruuir fU Canada and viii rot return 10
this fisld Ter some three 90 four weeks.
Would be sihd 10 have 80 msei him
alie here.
Conc BIZ and Boz convinced hat We
have something Tor yva something that
viii make ,ou soma quick tsturns and
fuffriFntly large fn Do worth Lii,. Ia
lr crsmprd financially ir hbr1 tho SAINT
hinF a. hsine lrutt Get tu-play fuI
thc hg profits
T. e. POWELL. Agent.
MESA It..S on Trust
-.'e JOE Comb. uot.t Alts gusr4ac
IS 80
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FOR RENT-ofhoe Rooms

FOR kEST-omse RON. STATE Hotel.
a2i W. CcntrAl Ave-.
You will find it in our Classi.
led Columns.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO March % buying
on The part cot -.UuTE commission
houses hficd tHH price ID. wheat
"a httic today durIue che .trIy rad
ana although ta' Doe uniuE Hf bus
luCrs was seq car l material de
cline Further gs.uH boz fnD -uuih-
west together with iuver uuptn-
tIouH from Liverpool were chiefly
responsible tor the initial -utbdck.
Liquidation ou tht unrf Ht holders
however appeared tu hr Ut AN esd
Tor AT least Tho f.uc being The
start, which varied from 2 Co IA
lower with May 81 IfL fu ilIiA
ouj July Hla% Co til4- wns
followed hN upturua ulI around to
slightly above yesterday finish
Corn and oats s1,ayeu with
wheat After opening y Co 80
lower. May go Go $50 a. C. tine corn
murk,t scored tFlfing gains in
some CI-c~
Dnt- started g. Io eo down
Mas So o. 1 lsfsc aud then more
thtu recovered
Provision were lower. lu lin,
with the hog market
subsequently rvpuIiH that SOC
600 bushels 81 Canadian wheat had
been taken for Europe gave th,
market an additional upturn
Prices closed unsettled ~ the same
Hs yesterday finish 20 ~ higher
with MAY 81 $50 to 81 - ana July
si.lbia tu Sii5h.
The corn market kept within %
narrow range In the latter dea.-
inrs Prices closed firm. to ha
net hiEhcr with May az 10 81 4
Close
Wheat May. tl5s. July.
Si1bis
Corn MAY. 6lhsc. July. CSC
Oats--Muy. 3NNc5 July, 40 &c
Pork Mny. $1,000.
Ihrd-May. $40 90. July 81 TO.
Ribs May. $40 Coz Iriy siOtT,
MN WORN MONEY.
NEW YORK March ~ Cal
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Minor Clerk
Rises to Head
OF Big Bank

NEW YORK. Mar. ff-Wfiiiam
u kuoN. once a minor clerk IN
the bowcry Savings tank. yester-
DAY was elected president. sur-
'rcdinr Henry A. Schcnck. who
died last month.
AIR kuoN Joined the organization
% years ago, whom u had de-
pofita % $4,000 600 and 100. 900
Den HsIfot.
As clofE. secretary. comptroller
ana N.cr- president. he added 60 the
nuuE - with so that today when
he took his scat as president hs
Uu1i hlms 10 directing the hand
'luE uf Eitf 900 600 In deposIts.
HitcDu hy 10000 dcpositors. f.
Mr kruR has been president q
thr ttVluae bank section Of the
American Bankers Association ant
now ft chairman of the National
Conference OF Mutual Savings
Bank
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Giuriati Won't
Accept G~overnorship
OF State of Fiume

ROME. Mar "a CHv the a.
sociHtod FRI $50 Yielding 10 tho.
rresstir" of he Italian government.
Giovanni GGiuriatn has decided not
Co accent the g-overnorship % III
nh In a formal interview todas-
with Premier Facta and FOREIGN
Minister schanzer. Signor Gluriati
was informed that although tho
tiuWe question VAS Intimately IN
rHiF,d with Italian sentiment "a
lso must De- regarded from the
viewpoint of International policy
ana his appointment hy a non-coa
stituiional hody iho the Fiumc
committee on national defense was
Illegal
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Livestock

CHICAGO March 20 Cui.lc re-
cr'ptr 1900. very COW. under
tone weak fo lower on uil cinHscs
Few early sales 81 beer s.cers and
fgt she stock. 90 GO 2ic lower
hulk hcor -teors Of quality Ga sell
S7AOm 1925.
Hog receipts. $4,000. slow, most
ly 200 lower than yesterday ny-
oragp top. XiOT0 early, practical
limit. $40 sa. bulk 5000 1899;
pigs mostly 2fc lower; bulk dcsir-
all, 100 Co. i20 Founders 5000
o 80
Sheep receipts. ! 5000. tat lambs
opening weak ga lower; fat sheep.
% fu SOC higher. sheariug lambs.
steady shora lambs fte 7thislo.
uo Gao wooded lambs sold early
wooded lambs sold early wooded
owes ton early SF7t. good i3G
pound -horu owes s. 90 shogring
lambs re- yard traders. si4to.
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Fs.i
Field OF q BGv Nesnsn

This May Doe iuwu - thv rifu-
pie experiment 81 holding Nhotc q
- ....Euet. "a -nDut uI paper un
witch hur been E|prlnilod run ar
steel nllnga These filings wn
aliFu Themselves along lac paths
cot thp lines Of force II W bar
MAGNETS are allowed TO swing
uOciy in tho air and placed IA
Dlusc proximity. % win be found
hat tho north pole Of u magn"t
VIII rcuoi The north pole OF tho
otho. The south pole OF one mig
Get. however will attract the
lcrth pole OF The other. From
thc e. fictH IN developed the funda.
mental law that Like magnetic
pt.es reuci aud unlike magnetic
lulrI ltiruct.
EiectrOmaEnvts An electro
magnet bee "a temporary magnet
with "a magnetic field produced 10y
an vicctric current il consists
principally of "a coil OF wire through
which an electric current nows
and Is usually provided with a soft
iron core. Snft iron ubsOrhH utuV
1rtism rapidly hot iuses IL quickly
when the magnetic field Is re-
moved. Lines Of magnetic torres
new from pole 20 pole Though
soft iron mors easily than through
steel or air aud hy varying the
amount uf the electric current the
strength Of the electromagnetic may
ho Increased ur decreased which
gives THE typo OF magnet n decid-
"a advantage nvor the permanent
magnet electromagnetic are an
Important factor IN the generation
NJ electrical power hy their uso N
creating strong magnetic fields in
generator aud motors e
ar..Dlt- VIII follow explaining
low cheese important features 81
Magnetism are utilized In wireless
Hu mmuuiCaIou.
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D
WANTED-salesmen

y sALEsMKN with ears. Hustler.
biz Singer sewing Msh Co ~
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IA INES LOPEZ
IS CONVICTED OF
LIQUOR CHARGE
Santa Fe Soft Drink
Parlor Owner Asks
New Trial

stNTN tE S. a.. March a.
James Lopez member % "a well,
known san Pc family. prominent
in politics wa convicted In the
tnitsd stated district court last
evening 90 four counts of Viola
tIon 90 co., prohibition law boz esll-
iur whisky at % soft drink par
lur' ia shil city.
Lopez spent the nirht IN jail \
motion Tor a new trial was made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

FOR RKST-oHee space iis south
Fourth, opposite poatoffice. Phone
u5.l.
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FOR sALE-Houses

\ SAIL Fverusm modern house.
l. ~ aad eonyenieni 70 shpps. t20
NJ In iAs Vegas Peer small
BE- 10 good reuAiri fnrnished tNe
~ under drained aud well fenced
oil insumbraueeE cheap. A real
pruuerty Address y A. Con
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% RENT-Houses

FuR RfNT-Now four room furnished
cottage IN the Highlands Phone
g2J 4 Is Miner. 1iah West Central.
FOR RENT Five room modern house.
hsst residential district Dr.. Burton.
barnet: Bldg
FOR kkNT-fuur- room bungalow with
al cunrenisnces parily furnished iiuo
North Tv slnh.
FOR RfNr-romfortahie four room
furnished cottage. with canvas sleep
INK porch. bath and gas Water paid.
ruR kENT-kir.ly furnished bungalow
for housekeeping; consists % living
room, Atehenci,e. two sleeping porches,
not and cold running water electric
ranfe, 5000 per month. Phone ~.
hurphey s9i
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FOR RENT

Scratch pads. 10 cents pound Al
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prodnce

CHICAGO. March L. But
ter. higher. creamery extras
sNnc. nrsts 30 y 20 81 isc seconds
81 re- gatsc. standards 1870
Erg- easy. receipts 1887 tastes
flrsts. 2IAc. ordinary nrs,s ltu
soc. lHccllunoouH 81 n2l &C.
Poultry. alive higher fowls 2Ic.
springs. Csc. ruuetrrr lhD
potntotH wesk receipts, g cars
total United Stutos Fhipmcatr. $50
Wisconsin sacked round whites
8i.GaWiSn cwt Minnesota sack"I
round whites. si6Ont % cwt'
Minnesota sacked rcd rivers H.It
o. H5 cwf. Idaho sacked round
whites and rus-cts, Sitaul st
tWt.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY March a.
ERpa. huttor and poultry unchaue
ed
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CHARLES 0. xApr 4 CO..

"iieiFhtiiisr Is the best ailmsnt you can
nave. Consult us for its cure. You VIII
never De- cory You owe 10 20 yuuraolf
and family 90 rot a lot aud provide q
nice home
so 90 a month will secure the lot.
The rehofai office IL at second and Gold
avenue.
Phone $50 or 500.
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NEW YORK. March a. spot
cotton lul,t middlinE StNfs
Cotton futures closed -.HuuF
March. t1Aif. May. tI791. Jelly.
81 20. October 81 December.
SI6.5g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14

SALf -Grap- cuttings, hlaek Mel.
b., White Vordels. HlnfHndel. Cataw'
Id concords Phone 80
INK PURITY BUTTER" fresh
n creamery daily. Alamosa Cream
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80 Are Killed, 1877
Wounded in Ten
Weeks in Belfast

BELFAST March if-tfiy the
Associated prcsz.l n~elfaaf'a cas-
ualfy hFt from tho %nativifiaa Ct
eun men and bomb throwora in
the last 10 weeks tutni "a ue..i
ana ib7 seriously wounded ar-
cnrdiuE 90 the northern Wink.
which declares this n relatively
terrible than Cor She whnini
year 1891"
The liHt would have hsen nreatra
~ swollen. the newspaper sdir. -
an thoHc who received bidIata
wounds were Included. 81 ppiniHI
men and children. Including babie4
who were struck by chnnNt huiF
let's or bomb H~piinters.
49, ~. nn...nnr .nnlnIna mn.n
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PRoEEssToNAL CARDS
MARKETS
New fork Stocks

SEW YORK. March a. yho
activity OF high grad, tvlu-uorta-
tIuu issue ut substantial advance.
was the feature of to-day broad
but professional dealings Trading
In speculative Htocbr was AGAIN
very extensive Sales unprecedented
1. 600. OGU shares The closing wa.
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POULTRY n EGGS

BUFF O%RPINGTON and s G Il ! Red
esss also baby chicks Phone a4i5 RS.
FuH sAt.E- Fertiie Rhode Island Rcd
cFrs for hAtching " 900 p,r o. rhoue
2D4s "
fANcE sinris comb white Lvshlrn cFFs,
81 90 per fifteen. prepaid sammle
, Nt"n. STANLEY Sew MEXICO.
fUt SILL harourhLred : 4 White
lrEt.ta tlost.I phHsts hrus aud
rurkfcif Ami Bun OtiuIlsiou ieur stp
Net ur4uttr areuar
FuN sALk-rh : 4 White Lssnum
hshy chicks s2o 90 per 100 Hentry's
Eauth, phone 1909 ". boz at3
FoR SALE nlaes Mirorsa ,sgs 81 rs
e seitiug % 90 Dor 100 Fred taAys.
Phone s4Vs l.
.tuK ,AL.- hul urpiuston ,grs Tor
lHttllus also buf cocAergl winner
u ffst aud special prirss in Albuquerque
Peuitry show Phone i1ioW.
LEADING SrkAINs White orpingtons.
= , Rhuae island Reds, egss fot
Matching Write for pncfa thinner
haneh %, San Acacia, Sew Mexico.
TWENTI-NlNE years on ,ss sane o..
f2aUo yer hundred Twenty five year
experience Wilh iurubatuu. Autt Puui-
'y rara p O BoE io1 Phone i5eo'
RAD POULTRY Y.KDs Blac nbboa
winner ,Egs for Matching. from -
&C., grand pgns beet Viutcr layers,
$ L I Reds. IS fuf sl6o ~ -.
- HAIRED huoes. 10 Tor ~ ~. -
nliy ten nue breeding coekessls LET'S.
VIA hlets aia-t.s wat Atlantic.
Phone iss8W
MOUNTAINS viEw : G u 1 REDS
Hahg rhlcls and Matching Eggs Peas
hrutsd ur 81 fasa. Alhsqarfqur and Ron
I .er rris SINNERS & T. Hay, 2so North
Hfsh rh1no .23o J
BABY CHlCks-uATCHING ZOOS
From tupuested stock flock record
u $50 tggs Al on free range. Years
cd experience have Taught Us hos "
hatch chicks that are satisfactory 70 eur
: customers We have confidence in ont
sintk end iuos 30 viii please you. II
you want ihe best We have them. ~ fu0
most popular and profitable vaFieitsf.
= q White Lerhurns and X J. hrds
Wit. Tor circular and reduction in pncrs.
The oldest and largest successful hatch.
r.Y in Che suuihwcst Mesilla valley
hn.rhery, Mu a. ' Buud}. Las Cruogs.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
FOR RENT-Apartments


FOR RENr-Two mons. furnished Cor
h1uaeA-ilns no sisk. az W Silver
FOR hENr-rhre room steam huatei
apartment and bath. Albuquerque
Hotel 2id9 Nofth Second
IOR HfAT- furnished apartment new 81
furnished close in ZOE n sisth.
FOR RENT- Three. room modern htp.
5shed apartment with sleeping porch.
go Ch NJ fi2 south high. Or phone
FoR KENr-Nieeiy firnlshed three room
apartment Eiassei sleeping porch no
liri fop West Lead
ron KENT- Modern furnished flat.
spud location large sunny rooms d.
sirshlr Ter office and living rnums viii
Mnharam Phone 500 ".
fUR RkST-furnlshcd apartment hsht.
water and beat Crane Apartments
ans North seventh.
FOR REST-Rooms Tor light houaskssp.
ms SOL y Ihiui ~ Phone 300 j.
FOR REST-Threo room aparimsnii gas
fixtures aud private bath. No children.
Phone 1850
FOR RENT-Cnmrashed apartment.
Cheap. CAL Mckinley Land 4 Lum'
Der Co Telephone 100
TWO partly furnished rooms Tor hght
housekeeping 1lOb \. second 81.
FOR RENr-iArge front room: well
furnished; iu desirable part d town
reasonable rent $40 West TiisTas Ave.
fOR RENT-Fufnished uodern epart.
ment. tEu rooms and sleeping porch.
heni reasonable aud water laid. Phone
2i2e.M
FOR RfNT-fhrer room furnished apart
msnt, nire front rooms adjoining bath.
hot and cold water also 2-Foom furnished
apartment nice suRny front rooms Wa
ter Paid ON ear line Near Sauti
Fe shops. o South Third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RoOMISG HOUSE for sale see Krily
as W Gold Phone s67
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-14
WANTED

We ray good rrIcoa Tor fire.
arms. .uch as rifles. shot-suns.
pistols Must hs in ~ condi
flOu.
2I4 SOUTH FIRST ST