Albuquerque citizen. [volume], March 09, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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Points Worth Considering
IN BUYING BOYS' AND GIRLS' SHOES
Are they solid? Are they comfortable? Are they prop
erly fitted? What is the cost?
Every one of these questions you will be able to
solve in a very few minutes at our store where
you have a big stock to select from, where your
children can be properly fitted with solid, com
fortable shoes and the cost of such good shoes
will agreeably surprise you.
Your Girls' Shoes you can, buy as low as $t.oo up to $2.50
Your Boys' Shoes, Solid throughout as low as $1.25 up to
$2.75-
SPRING MILLINERY
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We are.now showing some of the new and
clever things that will be worn this spring.
Our window - contains several exclusive
models, advance styles ot the spring season.
MISS
208 S. 2nd St.
1 CRESCENT HARDWARE CO.
Stoves, Ranges, House Furnishing Goods,
Cutlery and Tools, Iron Pipe, Valves
and Fittings!
Plumbing, Heating, Tin and Copper Work
! 318 W. Central Ave. Phone 315
For First Class Work and Prompt Delivery
CALL
HUBBS LAUNDRY CO.
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Kneipp Linen Mesh
UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN
The most sanitary garment on the
market. We have them in Union
Suits. See theni in our Second
street window.
Price $5 per Suit
E. L. WASHBURN CO.
119 W. Gold .
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE
J-JJ West Silver Arenas
Albuquerque, N. M,
122 S. Second
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WHY IT'S CANDY!
So It Is, and what a surprise.
Weren't expecting It were youT No,
dear lady, It's the unexpected that
happens when we're least looking for
it.
Take Candy like we sell, and box
after box of it Is dally purchased and
delivered to those who least expect It.
Young man, you've heard the story.
Buy a box and take it to her who'
not looking for it. If you do, you'll
never regret It.
SCHUTT CANDY CO,
Second Door North, of P. O.
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
Insure In the Occidental Life.
Poll tax for 1909 is now due. Pay
at Dunbar's, corner Third and Oold.
Victor Sals of Isleta, Is spending
the day In the city on business.
Joe E. Sheridan, coal mine Inspec
tor for New Mexico, is in the city on
business.
All members with their families of
both iltmiKHrl lodges nro requested to
meet at Keel Men's hull at 8 o'clock
tonight.
W. S. Love, special I'niti'd States
oflleer, returned yesterday from a
short business trip to El Paso.
Dr. nice left last night ror Mag
dalena on a short professional trip.
He expects to return Wednesday
morn ins.
The V. It. C. will meet ot 2:30 to
morrow afternoon at Ueil Men's hall.
Hy order of the president. Sadie liow
clieh, secretary.
Triple Link Kchckah lodge will
meet tonight at Odd Fellows' hall at
7:30 o'clock. Initiation. Visiting
members will be made welcome.
ill. Uuppe, president of the terri
torial board of. pharmacy, left last
night for 'Santa Fe, where he will at
tend a meeting of that board.
Mr. and Mrs. Connelly of Los
Lunas, were visitors In the. city yes
terday. Mr. Connelly Is deputy pro
bate clerk of Valencia county.
F. D. Hull, representive of the Gra
ham Paper company, accompanied by
his wife. Is in the city from St. Louis,
guests ut the Alvarado hotel.
Attorney John A. White of the law
firm of Wilson and White of this city,
leaves for los LunHS tomorrow morn
ing for a three .lays' trip on business
of a legal nature.
Attorney M. T. Dunleavy of Trin
idad, is spending the day in the city
while returning from a visit to his
brother, J. P. Dunleavy, of Mountaln
alr. Attorney Thomas X. Wilkerson
left this morning for Memphis, Tenn.,
where he will spend a few weeks
with his wife who is visiting with
her relatives In that city.
Regular meeting of Triple link Ite
bekah lodge In I. O. O. P. hall at
7:30 this evening. There will be In
itiation and all members are urged
to be present.
A letter was received this morning
by Mair.nger McMillin of the Athletic
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WHEN YOU BUY CUT GLASS ASK FOR
HAWKES, OR LIBBEY
We have both makes. Our slock is larg-e. Every piece marked very
low in plain figures. We will give a 10 per cent discount on these goods
to reduce stock.
The Leading CCD ITT Central Ave.
Jeweler 1 V L.IV1 1 1 Albuquerque
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CASAVERA CREME
Invisible, Greaseless Cold Cream, Preserves,
Beautifies, Refreshes Call and get a sam
ple free. For sale only by
The WILLIAMS DRUG Co.
117 West Central Avenue. Blue. Front. Phono 789. Albuquerque.
WITH AMPLE MEANS AND UNSURPASSED FACILITIES
THE
BANK op COMMERCE
OF 1LUUQUERQUE, N. M.
Extends to Depositors Every Proper Accommodation
and Solicits New Accounts
CAPITAL. S150.000
OMCER8 AND DIRECTORS
SpLOMON LUNA, President
W. S. STKICKLER, Vice President and Cashlei
W. J. JOHNSON, Assistant Cashier
William Mcintosh, J. C. Baldrldge,
A. M. Blackwe I, O. E. Cromwell.
ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN.
club basketball team, from Frank
Keefe, manager of the Santa Fe ag
gregation, stating that owing tj the
fact that the armory in that city Is as
yet unfinished the games which were
to have been played between the two
athletic associations would have to oe
postponed tn pome other date.
Mr. and Mrs. ,K. H. Hooth expect to
leave this evening on a tour of Mex
ico. They expect to be absent from
t:ie city three weeks.
'William Mci'omas, connected with
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company, with headquarters in Kan
sas City, is a visitor In .the city to
day. Frank Anderson, proprietor of the
restaurant formerly known as (Ira
ham Hros.' restaurant, has put up a
t-lgn changing the name of the place
to the catchy name. "The English
Kitchen."
If. P.. I'rnmer, inspector of accounts
In the employ of the forest service,
left on the limited this noon for San
Francisco. Mr. Cramer arrived in the
city yesterday and was the tfucst of
the employes of the local offices.
Mrs. W. M. McCoy and children of
Mountalnalr have gone to Cicero,
Ind., on a visit of several months'
duration to relatives. Mr. McCoy,
who Is a prominent merchant of the
Ozone city, Is In the city on business.
Hev. J. M. Solllo will preach at the
Spanish M. E. church In Barelas this
evening t 7:30 o'clock. Attorney M.
C Ortiz will officiate as interpreter
and a cordial invitation Is extended
to everybody to attend the services. E.
C 'Salazar, pastor.
Dan T. Murray arrived In the city
last evening from Chicago, 111, Mr.
Murray is a prominent newspaper
man, representing about oeven papers
t'.iroughtout this country and will a?t
as the associate judge during the com
ing race meet, which begins next Fri
day afternoon at Traction park.
Mrs. 1). D. Coverdale wishes to an
nounce that her formal spring mil
linery opening will take place Thurs
day, Ma roll 1 1, from 2 to E o'clock
and from 7 to 9 o'clock. Music for
the occasion will be furnished by
an orchestra. Mrs. Coverdale has
been unusually fortunate in securing
the services of Miss Benson of Bal
timore, who will be In charge of the
trimming department for the coming
season.
There Were seventeen correct an
swers In -the 'rystal theatre missing
word contest last , week and the prize
winners were determined yesterday
by drawing. The names of those
who guessed correctly were placed in
a box and well shaken, and a disin
terested party drew out four names.
The prize -winners are: Bruce Ram
sey, 420 West (.old avenue, first; Mrs.
Will Beach, 623 South Broadway,
second; Mrs. W. . Copeland, Grand
Central hotel, third; It P. Shupp, 619
South Broadway, fourth.
Mrs. Harriet Rizer has returned to
the city and has reopened her cor
set parlors of Fourth and Gold, where
she will demonstrate the newest hy
gienic corset. She invites the ladies
to call and be fitted before purchasing
their new gowns.
itching, torturing kin eruptions,
disfigure, annoy, drive one wild.
Ixian's ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
GET HUDSON'S PIUCES OX SIGNS
Our shirt and collar work Is per
fect. Our ItOMHKTIC FINISH" fa
the proper tiling. We lead other
follow.
I.MPKKIAL LAUNDRY CO.
For the bent work 00 shirt waists
patronize Hubbs Laundry Co.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WAN'THU (Street men and canvass
ers. First claws proposition, no Junk,
large profits. A. R. Wood, 409 South
Second street.
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CANNED AND
- SALT FISH
For the Lenten Season
CLUB HOUSE
PRESERVES
In glass. 20c and up.
Better than home made.
DRIED FRUIT
All Kinds. Best Quality
MALOY'S
PHONE 72
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Gclburn's Employment Of ice
at Joe Richards' Cigar Store
113)4 West Central Ave.
WANT ED. -Order tor help.
All unemployed to list. Do
mestic help a specialty.
The Cash Millinery Stoi.e
GRAND
For Thursday,
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I TTHE CASH MILLINERY Store v. ill show the
tern Hats ever shown in the city. AJso a full
ana i nmmings which they otter at exceptionally low prices.
If you don't find what you want trimmtd you can select your materials
and have your hat trimmed FREE OF CHARGE by the finest milliner
in the city.
Buy yotir Materials and the Trimming is FREE
Retrimming 25c only
THE RED MOUSE
Have yju seen. It? K very body who
reads la talking about It! "The Red
Mouse" will hold you like a live wire,
for If you once toueh It you' can't 1ft
Ko. It dcalu with New York society,
both the good and the bad sides. Look
it over at our Btore.
"The IiHt Voyage of the Donna Isa
bel," by (Randall Parish. This is a
masterpiece In fiction. A romance of
the sen. Exciting, intense. Kvery up-to-the-tlmes
reader should know It.
iSomc new books Just out in the 50c
popular copyright edition: The Yoke.
Ijavender "and Old l.aee, The Reckon
ing, over 400 other good titles now
on sale at 50c per copy.
Ot nuine good value in 3.',c books
such-u The Pillar of Fire, The tximp
Lighter. Daniel Dironda, Felix Holt,
Self Raised. The First Violin; alto
gether over 300 titles 111 this line.
We give club rates on magazines.
STUOMi'S IIODK STORK.
Phone 1104. Next Door to P. O.
Any part or all or the first floor of
the Luna and Strlckler building Is
now ready for occupancy and will be
leased to responsible parties. Any
alterations desired will be made tu
suit tenants. Total floor space, 12.
000 square feet. Basement same di
mensions. Steam heat and all other
modern Improvements. Apply W. 8.
Strlckler.
STAU lUltMTl UK CO. WIIKX
VOU HAVK miMTl'HK TO 8ELL
UIVK LS THE LAST OILIXCE.
After a heavy meal, take a couple
of Doun's Regub'ts, anil Rive your
stcmach, liver and bowels the help
they will need. Regulets bring easy,
regular passages of the bowels.
Kveryboily's friend Dr. Thomas'
Va leetrle Oil. Curea toothache, eur
ai lie, sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises,
stalcls. StopM any pain.
It Is a waste of money for you to be
without a tenant. Ll.-t with us and
stop the waste. It. J. Taylor, 217 W.
Central.
Want ads printed
brine results.
In the CltUen
"NO!"
rton't believe every thing you
bear.
Thornton, the Cleaner
not dead; Is not out of Busl
ess. and CAX'T GO OUT.
Be convinced that he's more
.live than ever.
Steam Cleaning Plant 7S7 South
Walter street. Telephone 4(0.
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ANNOUNCES THEJR
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SPRING OPENING
March I I , Afternoon & Evening'
REMEMBER
210 SOUTH SECOND STREET
Strong Brothers
201 -2H H SCCONOTHUT.
Mrs. R. B. Patten
Lady Assistant
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LOOK!
WANTKD, AT ONCC
5,000
worth of second hand furni
ture, stoves, curpcts harness,
'to. Wo pay highest cash
prices; and buy, sell and ex
vlmnge. CROWN FURNITURE
AND AUCTION CO.
Phono 606.
114 V. Gold
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Swift's
Premium Lard
Is the Very Best that
can be made.
Try One Pail and No-
thing Use Will fcven
Prove Satisfactory.
SKINNER'S
205 South First Street '
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Tt'ESDAV MARCH 10.
YOU'LL FIND that we
have provided for
' any Idea about clothes
j ou can bring to us, In these
Hart Schaffncr & Marx
fine Suits and Overcoats.
You'll see the latest new
fabrics and patterns; some
very stunning novelties in
fancy weaves and new col
oring, both in suits and
overcoats.
We'll show you also some
very stylish blue and black
suits; the kind you ought to
have.
Suits $22 to. $35
This store is the home of
Hart Schaffner A Marx
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TM t a t t a V t .
l lie central we. UlOtnler.
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handsomest line of
line of Untrimmed
Pat-
Hats s
6. H. Briggs & Co.
DRUGGISTS
ALVARADO PHARMACY
Corner Bold Are. and 1st St.
HIGHLAND PHARMACY
Occidental Building
Bring Us Your Prescription!
Richelieu Grocery
and Market
Fresh Groceries and
Meats
Richelieu Products .
Richelieu
Canned Goods
Home Dressed
Poultry
Finest Steaks
and Chops
116 West Gold Ave.
Phone 235
Coal Coke Wood
BEST AMERICAN BLOCK
COAL
ALL LEXGTILS CEDAR AND
PIXION WOOD.
MILL AND FACTORY WOOD.
LUMP, S5.5.
NUT, S1.25.
We'll Please or Bust
We will meet any competition
AZTEC FUEL CO.
Thone 251.
Office, Corner Granite and First