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THE ECONOMIST
THE ECONOMIST
I HI ECONOMIST
EARLY DISPLAY of
Spring Millinery
l t OM I MtOll
Our buyer ha returned from the casters market with the most i li;u mlnu
selection of Hal and NDIllnery Novelties Something M and original for
each Indlv hluul. Come and e the dlspluv.
Mail Order Patrons
HI Pit 1 H N-.Polt I I lu o Mil it IM IK II -l -
W ith the i xccptl
Kconomlst, what
mall of In petaoi
(he United Mate
(r BM amount ol purr-hnse, and whether purchased
win I... DlLlVRtlKO aiismi.i ti'I.y 11:1:1: .mm her.
prov Ided the goo Is are mailable uadel the Pare! I
regulation, ami Ight do.i
pounds
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY. MARCH 2.1913.
(Jnalltj Considered, Prior are Ixiwcr Here Titan lu, M rr
Spring Corset
Fashion is Set by
Bon Ton Corsets
and De Bevoise
Brassietes
Vi
w fit
Mi" Juts
J A :W Is
A New Season, New Goods, New Effort New
is the Word All Through the Economist Store
The New Fashions for Women
Suits in Beautiful Styles
The hew Milt are designed 01 graceful line, showing MM) new feu
tore. The cutaway and ft II Willi PlQUIS ffCte both trlunned anil semi
tailored tylc. with charming draped skirt, are W popular There are
mints new fabric In BOM foreign .1 ml domestic weave. We are displaying
run complete Mlortton or spring nit in wide riinK' of fnbrtsi Ptrteod
II ai.yiai. am. mi, IM.SS, :i'.. 00. ttTJi awl muri
You Need Wait No Longer
Accurately designed lu Met off (he spring fash
Inn In die.", the new lion Ton corset style will
he In full evidence tomorrow. Vou euti huj the
roret over which to fit your spring and sum
mer gOWIIS - af
Long skirts are still In vokuo. closely encasing
the hip, with full waist and medium hunt, to
give the tralKhl linen which will be seen attain
this spring.
Whether for the lotiK clinging shirt, the fanci
ful ilrnpe. or for the trim fitting tailored SOWS
the lion Ton styles will give tile proper lilies
Priced iiom m.tio to siimhi such.
Spring fashions in corseting and (owning make
the Hrusshrc indispeiiHllih V bocks, sipuire
hacks open front -made of batiste, mesh, .all
over, etc.: every variety of trimming: sixes 34 to
4M bust. .) to :i.50.
Rango Belt Corset Special
They Iteduce tin figure mill Ql VO
rSlcmlcr I Iocs.
These corsets mould stout figures into slentler
lines, reducing ''ips ami abdomen I to ( inches.
Special for this sale, BI.7.V
The New Silk and Wash Frocks
The diesscs are on displav In the vcrv newest model elfcitivch
trimmed with dainty laee. The m w mtVN M colurH uch as Veil rose,
paprika, brown, wisteria and Amerlian llcuuty civ on display. Prices arc
I rom S7.MI and up.
As Fashion Dictates Women's Coats
Popular Spring Silks Here
in large selcilloliN beuiusi we anticipated the demand and plated
ibis m. mill ahead, that's the lea Dot our slocks are complete
tine of the 1
We arc dlnplnyln
shade, priced v.
wide at li
low
lM
II IIIN
ell. 'Ill ilti
t St. Ml
mi rd.
: in tt WTi n COUOmM,
i-nrie silk for spring Hi
nt t'l-lnchc wide III stn
v ,1 1 1, t llher Mini lilies.
' v enihg
Im In'
gilurtcr ienglh
models and fabrics in
1 and shorter. Priced
nts. rounded corners, three
at siv fjn. " .mil mors
Our March Sale of Lingerie
Blouses
PLAIN M nitot di u CtUCPC MKTKOH, 3.im TO UN,
for Monibn sale we olfer brocaded cropr metcoi In nil "hades. II and
J In. In s wide. This I one of the 1110M I .islilonable silk for afternoon
owns, rj.tMi to t$M .1 v 111.1
Final Sale of Silks 79c
TliK veiv altrmlhe s.ledlon ha been taken from our regular silk
slock. It Includes Plaid Taffeta. Htilpe Tarfola. Htrlpe Serge. Stripe Mesgil
line, Fancy Uullne. Ilalr-ldne stripe MesaaUM and all nnmntit or plain
and fancy cob. red llki. The regular selling prices ing at H.N to ll.tli
Monday 'l clearance lulce, ".
ItOltlll III II fOi 'I. Wilis
), to imli Hindered FoUlard at $I..MI. This Is MM of Hie best silk
mil the best bargain olfend this season, and should appeal to all. Ilc
Ulembcr tile width and price, to ltu h al Nl
Hosiery Special
lllokeu limine of , ,
se. Hi, I sle
III HMMV One or
ml., i ol UMnl
sub's.
H 4 1 M I s I IM
SD K UHI I
M1M hIM.v Mc
These stoeklngs sell
iiKularls .it .11. and
1 5c. The) ale double
welt, reinforced at
Im". Hull spliced
heels. Insuring dou
ble service; high
lustre. In medium
and gnUM weight; a InfBt laim. ol DwtOtW, ntM
ilia till ami nhlles; an eieptlonal l.aiK'ln
t.r H imlr; :t pair lor XI. 00.
sl'ltiw. NO. 'fur.- iiin id sin. lag Hate or
rMr'ln kote vnd maco lop OlUyM bfawl Stocking;
our MgUial grnde; spi-il.il for Ibis mile.
Ml n Milr
Sl'I'tlW NO. :I--K.hsii .ml iiii.n lir.ind BUN
silk hand nmuroNtenMI In-1 1 1 Hose In It ill ii and
Ihrmd silk: regular Milnes to It ail; sale price
fiMH pair
H
Wash Goods Monday
Specials
Hill IVItpse All
loinicr WiiM Mines nl lb. Ml, I.S. 1 1, II, II.Mfc
am mi SMs ini IntrndMctori inrcs.
Ul course, the showing Is naturally largeh of white, but besides these
are HloiiHcs showing the n. iv llulgarlan colors, embroidered and other smart
,,, lor t lies letcntly adopted for spring. Kvery model Is shown in both
hit-'h nick and low neck, long and fhrirt uleeves, and In sle S to tt:
(Houses of bull.ste, lawn and voile, with dainty embroider., tucks and pleats,
ind finish of cluny. Vnl, Venice or shadow laces, semi-tailored or rnnei ;
even waist nn Individual Economist style, and copied from Parisian models
lusting I to 10 time the prices asked.
Middy Blouses
We have an immense line of all the newest and
Minus. n in all white (iulatia. white contrasting t In tun
front or side openings, slip-over styles, etc, etc.
.ii Hc lo M.M.
Mldd
nll.irs;
ishahb
h III.
III. At K sil k si t I Ui
i. MenmUni
Ui-lnch llknk Teau de
Nil.
II N.
I'liplin. blubb meii rrlxed,
hull Hide. - :.c value; special.
riipies or Cotton CorduroJ
colors, aeveral dlffntmnl MM
pi ciiii, only
Ilntlne SultlnM-We lia.e lust
pi. i. . .1 mi dlKplii.v a large hlpment
uhtr new materials plntn and Fancy
i IS shade. 17-lib-
jnrtl
i plain wlrtte or
welt In while.
. Ml pnM
si i..ihei mid
r nn iiop-
rrniii
The Popular Spring Dress Goods
Kvcrv ard r . . 1 1 tri.ni the matters. ,ao oin sim i..
lh. best Ideas ot the rcspoethe iniikern whether the pi I
lu Serge. Whipcord, double and Hal Ulagonal and
Sbeiheril t'liecks so popular till eiison
fink Serges the standard serge b whbh Heik'es
sponged and shrunk; priced front
Si-lach Novelty Check, llomepuni and
Double and I'lat llugoiiiil Dies floods, all colors;
H-Jnoa wide. In a IWH lunge of colors
Wool Tifflta t'hecks. il-inch wide, ;i Mae cluck
Create I'ress Cood-we have a large line of all
the newest material! Priced from janl and p.
Novelllcs
III. to
h Sell,'.' are JtlOi
sum to
Mixture, MM W
eolora: also lilt.
d
M
a ni
I
M
bib
mi rim
-nil ate
M Mini
.in MM!
I blacks
on t$mt
I Ml Mil d
s In all
. . . all. In m on ,i,nl
MNsllllh POM IMII IIHI Ml
Pint, soft .Maderla alnuook. 12 ynrd III
i i ( boxed I. ill follow ing n diu Hon-i
miIuis for 11. wi: It.Ti i ilues for MM I
: Ail allies, for IJ.IA: M il alue fnl M.M)
: r. vab.es lor MdMl M ti value for sn.S.V
Embroidery Bargains
All broken sets of our high grade Kinbrolder-
les illv bled into lot Tor
Iio .sIuk a rollows
iilue t.. ' Mc
sale prill M ! M
The dll li rciiccs petween our regular pi lc
sale prtcel shows what vou can mive.
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THE ECONOMIST
THE ECONOMIST
THE ECONOMIST
Society
(Contlnncd Irnm I'age Tito.)
An iill-iluy sewing parly was held
Thursday rruin 10 until 5 o clock a!
the Presbyterian church. Tin- Fib
ruary committee was in charge and a
most enjoyable (lay was passed. Inci
dentally, much was accomplished in
the way of needlework.
Bach lady brought lunch
ami invited one gentleman
for lunch. This resulted in
SpfsM anil a mat sum Mm
from the venture, a i!'e invite
for their lunches. All in all, it
vastly successful event, and the
was large and entered into the
of (h,. thine, with gratifying rest
til
The Kpworih League of tip
Avenue Methodist church gave a
1ongfeHow" social. Friday everting,
which was both unliiie and enjoyable.
Bach one attending and the crowd
was good-slxed broUKht a carefully
wrapped bundle containing something
they could not themselves use, ami a
jolly time resulted in Hie transfer ol'
pai kages. There was besides musi
cal and literary program, and the n -
rmr two
come
i merry
1..1II; !
I laid
ami a
crowd
spirit
head
WHERE TO WORSHIP
TODAY
fnsiiment committee
with a delightful CUll
to the evening's fun.
hand
llisi..i
mni'
nlghi
I, ami
Tile ladles of the
Church served a chk ken dltft
odd Fellows' hail yesterdaj
hours were fi I until 2
and from S until 8 o'clock Ifl th
lug. Iloth the noon and tin
meal brought out a good Crov
the affair proved a fllianciul 1
as culinary success.
a
Progressive Country Club.
TUB Progressive Country club nu t
Weiinesdav eveiiliig at the home of
.Mrs. c. A. Pappe, Five hundred was
played and at the conclusion of the
card playing Mr. I'M Kneeee wa de
dared prtee winner. Bupper was last
and b.si on the program. Those en
joying the delightful evening Win
Mr. anil Mrs. Idl Kneesc. Mr. and
.Mrs. K. Vogt. Mr. ami Mrs. Sam Wag
ner an(l the I'appes.
a
The tinier of Hallway Employe
are making preliminary plana tor a
rand Kaster bull, to be given March
t ON'GItl 1 ins W, t III it H,
Corner Coal and lirondway.
Iter, Tbowsii I Dpsr, lasior.
Stanley Better, Organlsr.
Morning worship nt II, Tile pas
tor will preach on "The Power of
I 'I g el ."
levelling Worship St ' :'n ,v'lh ser
mon by the poslor on "The Minister's
Commission." All are Invited to ut
lend these services.
Sunday school at 9:46 a, m., H. 8.
I.ithgovv, superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at : 3 0 p. m.
Following is the program of vocal
music:
Morning service:
AUtnem, "0 Clap Vour Hands''
i gts liter).
Bote, "The Land of I'eace" (doll-
nod Misi Charlotte PrMt
ICv. ning service:
Solo. "Pilgrims of the Night" Lid
ill. ! Miss Pratt,
Solo, .selected J. I), l'alk. nbiu
IM MAt VIM I) t ON I J'TION
I III It! II.
Cel. A. M. Manila I. ii i. S. J,, Pastor.
Sodality mass. 7:00.
Children's mass, N::iO.
High nuibs and sermon. Iti.iiO a, in j
Vespers, instruct Ion and benedic
tion ct 7 : .'IO.
Holy mass every duy, 7:00.
I.enlcn services Wednesday and
Frldaj evenings at 7 : 14
(J.
Choral Service in C (Anon)
Anthem, ".Vow the Da Is O
Uatnbyi.
Olorla ( Mendelssohn i.
lionum Kst (J. Turlc).
Nunc ldmlttis iJ. Btalner).
Anthem. "See What Ood Hath DoM
for My Soul" (A. Drldge) Mr, Qeo,
Bveritt
Hymn, "Hasten the Time Appoint
ed" (C. li'Wl.
Offertory. "0 for u Closer Walk
with fio.r Mrs. k. L Bradford,
D Profuadls t a nun i
Recessional, "Saint of Cod" (If,
mart).
The Hey, H, Percy Silver will
preach ut both morning and evening
services.
Litany and address, Tuesday. Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday, t p. nt .
and Wednesday night at 7: 30 p. in.
P
ANAIi
PROBLEM
LEFT Ifl WILSON
10 SETTLE
- I ut Masonic Temple
Ida lined on
one of the
Ports nee.
ivish
Elasti
The dunce
ale and will
events of i
I I Its r MICTHODIST l.l'lst (-
Corner Lead Avenue and South Third,
Chartes Ueenr Beokwna, ltenot
i .lull tiorhv. Ibaaooneas,
The services ale as follows:
Public WOftJlIp at II a. ui. and 7:30
p. m.. with preaching by the pastor.
Tii,. morning theme will be. "Stones
in the Uphill Journey of Life." Even
lug subject, "iiur Religion."
The Sunday school meets at 0: 45
a. m. I). A. Portcrficld. superinten
dent. The iSpWOfth League ilevotional
service at 7:30 p, m. I'liarles learn
ing, lender.
.Miss Jennie I.. Trott. instructor of
music in our public schools, will fa
vor the morning congregation with a
sob, entitled, "The Promise of Life."
This will be Heat to our worship
ers. The ladles' quart ctu will favor
us with a selection in the evening
worship. Tills Is their initial appear
ance. A welcome for all.
fellows and Reliekah" j
Friday evening at odd
and celebrated in fine
fun consisted of an ln-
(Jancing, anu
The Odd
Joined forces
Fellows hall
fashion. The
formal musical program
emit d with U "big feed.
A new assortment of stamped em
broidery pieces has been received st
the Newcomer Art Shop. Uaby things
.specially featured.
Mae Beckwlth entertained the Sun
day school class of the Klrst Uaptlst
church, of which she 18 a member, at
her home Saturday. The affair was
arranged In celebration of the thir
teenth birthday of the young hostess
and was enjoyuble In every particular,
eighteen girls participated in the
frolic.
a
The Newcomer Art Shop is special
agent for the Fhoeuix brand ladies'
silk hose. It Is a fully Riiaranle il
hose and S remarkable value..
ST. JOHN'S 1 III '! II.
Corner Fourth and West Sliver.
ArvtMleneon W. E. Warren, Hector
Residence, ZU N. Eighth Street.
Fourth Sunday (Mid-Lint).
Hoiy communion, s. m.
Sunday school, 9:t5 a. m.
Holy Eucharist and sermon
i. e and
puurr t in it' ll or i intisi'
st u:tist.
Service arc held In the Woman's
club building, al (he inrner of Sev
enth si reel and Cold avenue, every
Mundiy motrnlng at ii o'clock, .sub
ject for Ibis week. "Christ Jesus."
Wednesday evening services are ut
I o'clock.
The public i cordially Invited to
attend thlH services.
Sunday school at io o'clock.
I I lis T IIAITIS I t HUttCfl.
Corner Broadway ami Lead,
p. w. Longfellow, p, i . Pnator.
Illble school ill 9:4S a. in.. Prof.
Cecil m. Drake, superintendent, Dr.
W. W. U. Bryan, assistant superinten
dent, on 1 hundred ami sixty-two
present last Sunday. Lesson, "Cod's
Covenant With Abraham.''
Preaching at II a. nt. and 7:,",0 p.
m. by lr. Longfellow. Morning
topic. "The Mission of the Church,"
Evening, "The Conversion of Saul ol
Lass nil." The Lord's Supper and re
ception f members ut the inoiiilng
service.
The Young Peoples I'nioii at G:.'!ll
p. m. Topic, "Christian Growth."
Prayer service on Wednesday even
ing. Topic. "The Doctrine of Ood,"
which la Hie second article of faith
This will be 0 lecture by the pusloi.
The Home Department of the sun
day school will meet on Thursday af
ternoon. Mrs. Alice Fagaa, conductor.
Ambassadoi Bryce Tells Sec
retary Knox That Time Does
Not Permit Settlement of
Toll Controversy With Him.
1 1
ion,
t.
' noiiii evening scrvii
7: SO p. m.
Morning music:
Processional. "O Sion llasti
Walch).
Communion serv ice (C. simper),
Introlt.
"Stand I'p for Jesus" tB. Could i.
offertory
"Soldiers of Christ, Arise" (Cll
ehrlstl Soprano and baritone solos
and choir. Mrs. B. L. Bradford, so
prano. Mr. Hugo Myers, baritone.
De Profundi (Anon).
Recessional, "Saints of Cod. the
Dawn Is Brightening" (FT! Smart).
Bvenlng music:
Processional. "O Sinn Haste" (J.
Walch).
( I I C L VENl! M. E, CHtlllCIl,
Central Ave. and Arno St.
Samuel K. Allison, Pastor.
7i s. Edith. Phone lsonw.
Sunday school nt 11:45 a. m T. M.
i torrte, superintendent.
Preaching at 11 h. ni. by liev. Ii s.
Owens and at 7:110 p. m. by Itev. J. II
Sellers.
pevotlonnl meeting of the h'pworth
League at (i:;!0 p. nt.
Regular business meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society Tuesday
afternoon i-t 2::J0 at the church. Let
all of the new and old member who
possibly can, be present.
Regular Wednesday evening prayer
service and teacher training class at
the church at 7::ia.
The young ladles of the Phllatlien
class and the Kpworth League will
serve tea and sell candy every Satur
day afternoon ut the home of Mrs
Coehrlng, 31 Fast Iron avenue. All
friends to the good work drop In and
take a cup of tea and leave nn order
for your favorite oaady.
Mr. Allison, who has been nut of
the city for a week, will return home
the first or the week. He has ben
in Flmo. Mo., conducting a revival
meeting foi Ret Robi n Holilday,
Illy MurnluR SaarHl si 1 brs-r.l Wlrr )
Washington, Marsh I. '-Oreni nn
tain's Dual aord to the Tsfi sdmlnls
t ration on the Panama canal toll dis
pute, made public today, Insisted that
a ease for settlement under tin Hay
PeUnCCfote treaty has arisen but sug
gested In cffocl thai there would not
be time to discuss the subject I Hi ther
before (he I'nttcil States govern
ment changed hands. Secretary of
Stale Knox acknowledged receipt of
this communication without commit
ting the slate department to an .n
swer, resolving to his successor the
decision of tin- qUeStlOtl of whether
It Is proper to make such answer at
all. or to await another communica
tion from the iiritish government con
tinuing the argument. This utteM
British nolc, which whs submitted to
Secretary Knox yesterday, Instead of
being a communication from sir Ed
ward Qrey, the foreign minister, was
Ii set of "observations" by AthbasSudor
lirv ec
The ambassador explained his rea
sons for submitting at this stage an
objection lo the Contention In the last
American' note Hint Sir Edward Grey
was arguing a hypothetical case and
that there was no reason for his pro
test In advance f the actual collec
tion of tolls from Iiritish ships, while
American ships were allowed to pes
free.
The note follows:
"His majesty's gnvernmenl Is un
able before the administration leaves
office to fully reply to the arguments
contained In your dispatch of the
1 7th ultimo In the I'nlted States
charge d'affaires l London regarding
tin differences of opinion that have
arisen between ur two governmenti
a to the interpretation of the Hay
Psuocefote treaty, but they desire me,
in tin- meantime, to offer the following
Observations with regard to the argu
ment thai nn case has yet arisen call
ing for any submission to arbitration
of the point In difference between
his majesty'! government and thai of
the Fulled States on the Interpreta
tion of the llay-Puuncefote tn itv,
because no actual Injury has val re
sulted lo any British Interest and all
thai has been done so fur Is to pu
an ui i of congress under which action
lubj by hi mnjestv government to
be prejudicial to Ornish Interests
might be taken.
"From this view, his majesty' gov
eminent feels bound In express their
dissent They concede thai Interna-
tiohal law or usage does not Support
(he doctrine that the passing of a
Statute In contravention of treaty
right affords no ground of eomplalnl
for I he Inf ruction or Hint right, and
that (hi nation which hold Hint Its
treaty rights have been so Infringed
or brought into opposition by denial
that they exist, must, before proving
BHd seeking the means of .bteruiln
ln the point nt Issue, Walt until some
Rftatl SCtfbft, v iolating thOSC rlishls In
a concrete Instance, lias been taken,
which, in the present Insluncc. would,
according' to your argument, saute to
menu, until lolls have been actually
levied upon DritiSh ver s, Is from which
Vessels owned by eltltCttl of the Full
ed Slates have been eXempleil.
"The terms of the proclamation Is
sued by the president rising the canal
lolls and the particular method which
.vour note sets forth us having been
adopted by him, in hi discretion, on
ii given occasion on determining on
this basis, does not appeal to III ma
jesty',, gnvernmenl ns to the meaning
uf the I la v -I'auneefnle treaty which
they have raised. Ill lllelr view, the
act of congress when It declared thai
no tolls should be levied on ship en
gaged ill Hie cousllng trade of IN
United states aini when,, in further
directing the prenldvnl to fix those
loll within certain limits, it distin
guished between Vessels, of the ettuMMII
,,f lb, I'nlted Stales and ntller Vessels
was. In Itself, apart from any action
Which may be liiUcn under It. Incon
sistent wllh the provisions of th
lluy-Puuncefoto treaty for sonant or
treatment between (he vessel of all
the last puragraph but one of vour
note under replv, hi majesty's gov
ernment conceives Hint Article 1 of
the trcatv of I DOS so cle.irl v HMftS
tin case that h.is now arisen (hat It
Is sufficient to put It provisions In
force in whatever mannif Hie two
government may llnd the most con
venient It Is nnne.es,ui to repeat
that tin rsferenci to artdtnittes
would be rendered shperMous If stop
were liken ItJ the I'nlted Slate gov
eminent to the act. His majesty's
government has not desired me to
argue In thl case. The people of
both countries understand thai this i
to be settled before the opening of
the canal, anil by means 'vhleh will
leave no ground for regret or com.
plaint. The avoidance m possible
friction has been one of the main
objects of these methods of arbitra
tion of which the Culled Slates has
been for so long a loTemost anil con
sistent advocate His majislv s guv
eminent thinks It more In accordance
with nie general arbitration that (he
Gttllminl desired should prCccdi
rather than folios tin doing of any
acts whb h could raise qttMMoau of
actual damage suffered and battel
also, that U heB vessels begin lo pass
through b gnat vvalcrwa.v, in
whose construction all the world has
been Interested, then should be left
subsisting nn lource of difference
which euuid prevent any other ns
Hon from joining without reservi in
ihc sjittefaetion the people of the
Lulled Stales wiH feel ! the can-
ptetion ot ii work of such grnndeui
and Utility."
spring alio siinimei ih-micis oi ins
American Queen corset, fur which the
Newcomer Art Shop Is sole ugenl. ill
stock now. The Strong point In favor
Of (he American UUeefl Is (he pel i.
Hon piece under thl lucers.
DALLAS EXPECTS TO
ENTERTAIN SHRINERS
FROM NORTHWEST
.IIIMoll- III, II Dallas be Ihc lirsl llll-
petial council eMy visited by thl or
uunlsiitlon. TUur.,1 are many former
Texuns imw rngtdlng in tin- north
west who win take advantage of the
low rates prevailing aeuouni or the
Imperial Shrlue meeting to visit their
former home.
All patrols and bands in gtteftd
line,, at the Imperial Shrine meeting
w ill be Quartered at a big military en
campment ut Filr park, where pro
visions Will be made for curing fur
us many as four thousand on n The
aocutnmodatloaa to be provided win
b, h corhfortabla am! convenient as
those iffotrded in a hotel bedroom,
and a big cafe and restaurant building
r.OD reel lu length, will serve us .1
dining room I'm those participating In
the em .i n, pin, i i .
i i.i CerrsMNisdsiss is uuruiau Maraall
Dallas, Maich i - Nubie
Slut." . f Oblv ''P.- uf TelcSe, tura CgSStf.
t rank I 1 h"" f tur oatk !hm Ii In will.
purlTUM of III,- Him i.f V i. I'lilljl a Co., So-
liir hwilswi" in i lly ,.f letoeo, I isiniv ml
Stat at'ir'nilil mul Ikut trnlii Sim will pnv
lh mini nl OM'. Ill .MOII. n OOI.I.AIIS i.,r
eirll mill I',' T
cvrd bjr Hi n
"Tb
his
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no power I
exemption,
conferring
tlx lower to
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prDi
Sell.
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riurrli i ur
(If np.,n Oi
f 1'nljriii tlmt 'Niili.'t l
Hall' Catarrh Cut.
ibank . citKNtv.
i and atllaerlbd In or
,.f Hfiubr. A. I).. 11
a. a'. QLgatoN,
Notarr Cnblli .
lako Intpinallv and
I.I.Msl a ml mitt'Oiia am
S, n,l r,s p aMojunlala,
I tHf.NEV
anlll hi ll Prutli.
take It'll - NaSttl H
A i o , 'I ..Icnvv, O.
nptlon referred lo, appeals
.sty's government tn con
he express words of Rule
1 1, ,,f ihc Hip -Paunoefote
the act gave the president
i modify or discontinue the
In their opinion. Hie mere
1... ,.nf.,',.sH of liower to
tlx lower ions on i 111011 avini n,,,Vn
than on llrltish ships, amounts to a
denial ,,r th, right of Hrltlsh shipping
t iiiallty of Ireatment and Is,
therefore, inconsistent with the treaty
irrespective of the partlrulur way In
which such power he l,,-en "r
actually exercised.
In slating thus brlelly their view
ol 111"- Incompalublllty ot the act of
congress with their treat rights, his
majesty's government held that the
difference which exists between the
two governments i oleerly one which
lulls within the meaning of Article I
oi the arbitration treaty of lftDs. A
respei is the suggestion contained in
entes
perlul Ct
Nobles i
Ma) II-
III a bit
oommltti
McLean.
resldenl
temple 1
I till
annll
Iv Hill
lie I llllr
Ancient
Shrine, ii
:. 'i his Informal
received by ti
nl Helta Tempi.
former Uallasll
f V'totoria, 11.
Victoria Is o
1 or ure-
sh Coluin
rell lepre
' the llll-
r.ib
til
llv
OH Is given
e executive
rrom L. D.
and imw a
OWES HER LIFE TO
ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE
v Valuable I;, in. .1. for I'liroiil
ami Lungs. ,
Kikmana AltSMtlVS I Mas uai.l !lh
MOcrts In Hi,- in utiin iii i.f I'ul,. 1 , nl... na in
ni part .if Hi coastrr, I'.ra .n win. ksvs
laion n improved, taismi reisbt, iimii
Inn ihbIii a.v. ala r t , i.e t . rcv.T dlnilnliln it
an, I inanv n-t -nereil If v. ,11 r, latsfestsd
tn kass nwr ab.iul It. tv will pat V'lii in
tuuill null a. .111.. win, nr.. tnnv well Y.,11
tan in.. ami , i, . f 1 yairarlf.
"Uestleaten iim.uinR iimi perhaps a
burl itststy ol ths wjesrksbw rreotnri
nf my tie, 1 In 1 -in law (Mr Anna lipvrfW
niiht lii'in-flt aiitn ahr puSsrefS. I Sba
th" rlinnhi( lantlmonlsl : ASoul PtnV
per ID. Hum. She wo ik,n al.'U itli ca
tarrhal Paslsioala, anil . . . . . " art-w
ajurne, reaalrlsi t trained nurae. Nlpht
aai ata m i. , had thai 11 vu nr. i-aaary
I,. 1 lianu Inr el,. ilium nrr r twh-e evre
nlxht: her onunii Inertsaw) d ii"i h sad
1 In, 1 Bvcryboily nspentad ihsl ii" vrotdd H"t
lire tuii.il lunser In Jsnssry, rheS B
Win Il. r. ,,f Hi Ml. I l huiclt. 111
BapaviUe, is!,, prepsrsd for krr death in
rscpnunsnded Unit I K't K.kman'a Altira
llvc, ami an- If 11 snulil n.a Kb'' h.-r a.. me
relief I tlx it r.'.pnan.t lh.' attandtns pbytb
plan i" mif lis. ,iikii..i and h In forma (1
111 that lic hail Consumption and waa St
rand nil medical aid WIISS I aakeil If I111
iliiamhi Him U na uaetrsa bi try Ui
A It.n.t it e. In rnplkrd thut 'No ihvlrlan
I'.iulil help rir any ami I aouid null Wrsslf
ptioui it.' su I Immodrsuil) liad Rev, arts
niiri lo lend f"i bottla PractleaUr with
rati hops for recovpry, l Insisted that all
111 ii,,- Altantlva, hk)fc hr .ll.l I am
Kind tn auy Unit alio ""n brsan 10 intprevt.
No hi iv. rka aa liard aa ner. wrlpli
taintv p'un.la heavier than pan ever aid
l.fi -li- t.i'.k aii k and la in ,khI lirshh.
Kha (r.inku Mya eh.- uwea her life and
health lo fimkmaa's Aitarstlve."
is. an 1. hi. I... 11 JOB. OniMMKR,
Krkman a Ain iiitiv la efb etlve in ums
ehltla. Ajihma. Iluy Fiver. Threat artd
huiiK Troablps and pi iinlmllilina ihe
yplem, Doss n.t contain peia.-ni". nplatea
. 1 hphlt-formlng drujrt for in by Alva
rado iirux Stors and Hshlsnd Pharotasy
and other hailing drusiilata Aak f..r honk-
lat, 1. Illng "f r. c-.v a, in! writ lo V'k
nian bshorstory, Phiiadrlphla. Pa., tor ad
ditioaavl evidtn.-e.
Irrigation Supplies
ENGINES, PUMPS, TANKS, PIPES
A Complete Lh r niveiiii susj pipe for Irrigation Work.
We also carry new and second hand full-weight wrought Iron pipe In sixes
ruiiKliiK from M In lo I'.'-ln., In black or galvanized, tic! our prions.
ollclt vour order sublect to stiak. Are you IblnUiug
house heating plant? Ak us about it. We furnish plan.
THE HAVENS BROS. MFG. & SUPPLY CO. m'n'v. TZm.
We
1 putting in a