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Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, February 2, 1919
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EL PASO SEED
COMPANY
.12:5 l'.asl San Aulouio
.lust I 'ns( of Court House.
111. PASO. TKXAS
Lots On South Side of West
Copper Avenue Between
Fourth nad Fifth Bought by
J, H, Blake as Site,
Tho a ficr-the-war building Loom
took another spurt yesterday with the;
announcement tlrtct t lie contract hail
been awarded for tho 1 milling of a;
salesroom and garage on the south1
side of Wist Copper avenue, between.
Fourth and Fifth streets. The build-!
ing will stand immediately east of thej
Ftutler Auto company's place, Fifth
and Copper. It is to he occupied by j
Di :i. :;io-;m i :;os ui :qi i a.
Notice is hereby Riven to all water
users of the above acequia that an
assessment of Sl.'iO per acre on all
lain) irrigated from the said act quia
has been made; payable either in cash
or in u Imr.
Work will be fonimrncrd by the
mn.ie.relomo on ihe ditch for this yearj
on February I'l. at S:(in o'clock a, ni.j
Water users desiring to pay assess-!
inent in cash in list pay one-salf of said I
fimrmiil to ih- secretary of the com-j
inissioners on or before February S.'i
liU'.i, payalde at Pcrea's store in Grie-j
gos. Those de-. iring to pay the assess-j
nieid in labor must r. port to the inn-.
joi-domo at Hie assigned 1
ruary 1". f
work.
!v oreVr of (he Hoard of County
Cc.mniission. is: elregoria (lare-ia.
cbairman; Klisen Mirabel, secretary;
-t.nin'c llosl in'ton, treasurer.
cFAiiAi.cpK i;rTiKiutr:z,
Ma iordonin.
the Hoover Motor company
The annomv, ement was made by
Dennis )". McDonald, real state
agent, who sold the lots for the build
ing to .1. II. I'.lake. The consideration
' was not made public but it was sai l
that the total investment, including
the building and site, would reach
: approximately $17. OH1. The site in-
i eludes two lots. The building is to be
built of brick.
The builder's plans call for the
completion of the I ui'ding in sixty
days. The contract already lias been
sinned, and the excavation will be
started probably by Wednesday.
Iral I,abor Union at Labor 'JVnip'e
Monday night.
V. M. Rojorepiez, . Henito Chaves,
tlabriel Mcrando and Adela ('have;;,
nil of Hillsboro, ai rived in Ali'ii'iuer
ipie last night.
The ministerial alliance wilrine' t at
1 0 : ; 1 1 o'culrk tomorrow morning at
the Y. .M. C. A. It was recpiested thai
all members I present.
Only two cases of the Spanish in
fluenza were reported .Saturday to
Dr. K. M Clayton, city physician.
There were no deaths.
Reprpsentai ive Dan l'adilla is in
Albuquerque to spend today. He wiii
return to Santa Fe tomorrow, the leg
islature reconvening Tuesday.
Mrs- J. K. Da vein will go to Kl
Paso Monday to meet her sister, .Mis.
Horatio Kiley, who will stop there cm
her way to her home in the Fasi from I
l.os Angeles where gne was visitinu. I
Officers and members of Temple
Lodge Xo. K, A. F. and A. M., will
meet at N;:i() o'clock this morning at j
the Masonic temple. It was an- j
nounced that a large attendance' v. as
desired.
oligario Sanchez, who lives north
of Old Albuquerque, reported yester
day to Sheriff (laicia that a motor
car struck Ids horse, breaking one
leg. The horse was not hitched a I
the time.
District Attorney Jleorge It. Craig
FLIPS FROM THE FILLUMS
lace on 1 et- j
instructions where to:
LOCAL ITEMS
Tell it through the classified
columns of The Journal. Re
sults are quick and certain.
Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 27:i.
Tliavton Co. buv Liberty Pond.
Mr. and Airs. C. II. Stanton of Wil
lard are Albuquerque visitors.
Walter M. Connell has returned
from a business trip to Denver.
K. .1. Cnvcnder of Albiiciuercpie
was a Visitor in Santa Fe Friday on
business.
There will be n inert ing of tho Cen-
Ift. NOW PREPARE f
M :: FOR THE SPRING I
Wm j
Igf I STUDY OUR
Mr WINDOW DISPLAYS f
ifL : FOR THE NEW I
gjL STYLES j
mm )k
I returned yesterday from Sania Fe, !
where he spent several days on busi
ness. Me reports the roads as being
almost impassable. A heavy snow I
fell in the capital Friday night.
Mrs. p. H. (Tianiberlin, proprietress!
of "The Hat Simp," returned yesler-1
day from a purchasing trip to Chicago, j
She was accompanied back by a trim-1
liter, AIiss ltulh La Tourncoii, win)
takes a position at "The Hat Shop."
Kniory Faroat, for many years
Santa Fe ticket agent at Albuquer
que, now occupying a. similar posi
tion at Las Vegas, has been nppoint
' eel to Ihe position of chief rate clerk
j in the munitions division of the quai -termaster
dc partment in Washington,
, according to word received here.
! .lohn Kelly, manager of ihe .). Kor
j ber X- Co. auto department, returned
.sterd ay front Magdalena, Socorro
i county. Whil. away, he did some niis
j sionury work for the automobile!
j shew, which will held in this city
.March n. ft, 7 and x, and also nego-
: tinted the sale of several Dodge
j Ib'others' motor cars,
j Lillet. ,1. K. Goodell, president of
till! Albu(turipie llusinoss college, re
; cemly discharged from the ai my. has
i been visiting his old home at Solo
I mon, Kan., and has gone from there
i to .New York whe re he will lake a
! special course in business admlnislra
! tlon and finance at Columbia uuivcr
jsily. He will return to Albuquerque
; about July 1.
j W. W. Long, who eqitered ihe naval
acacle iny at Annapolis on July S, PUS,
, tlie day before he was 17 years old,
is making an enviable record accord
ing to word received by his father,
W II. Long, from the comuianelani.
In a class of !IO.ri, young Long ranks
l.".7th in marine, engineering andj1''"'1'1 ''(inn1
naval construction: 154111 in matb.e- PasiiiiM
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR TEN DAYS
Two Cell Flashlight Lamps, Tegular $1.75, special. .$1.30
Three Cell Flashlight Lamps, regular $2-50, special $1.90
Two Cell Batteries, regular 40c, special- 30c
Three Cell Batteries, regular 60c, special 43c
AIL other sizes at a special sale price.
Just received, fresh shipment Batteries from New York.
Supply your needs today.
Whitney Hardware Co.
; I Phone 76 307 West Central
I Illness so that he might win her
! hand. ISut that is not all of the story.
I'oggyHyland has some adventur-
otis escapades as she flees from the
I man whom her father wishes tier to
marry, to the bachelor apartments of
Mho journalist. She plays all sorts of
tricks of her own, compared with
I which the. ,1onrrialists's ruse seems
; tame, posing as a mending girl, she
makes her way to his apartment and
his heart.
ITiarlie Chaplin will also be seen
in "His .Million Dollar Job." comedy.
PEGGY DYLAN - DIRECTION WILLIAM
U the I'astinic Theater Today nntl To inoirov.
FOX
Caught in the- Act.'
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Tin: tii,i:ati:ijs tldav.
"I!" Thcir.cr Charles Uav, the
popular Paramount star, to be seen In J graph
i oe i laws oi uie nun: also a reel
of "Weekly Kvents See t )n- World."
Crystal Opera House. "Hands I'p"
episode s, and of -J reels; William
Hart in "The Silent Stranger," a spe
cial l'"a!ure; "Who's Zoo," a L-K-(i
comedy.
Ideal Theater. William Desmond
.'tarring in "Douce Duncan," a thrill
ing feature of five reeds; also a two
part -Mack Sennett-Ki-.vslono comedy.
Lyric Theater Kaile William's,
popular with the Albueiueroiie p"Mic.
in "'Ihe Man Who Wouldn't Tell," a
Vltagr.apli five-reel feature; also a
Pig "V" comedy. Ail added attrac
tion, "A Kaiser Tln'ie Was," a two-
IV.
Theater "Peggy" Hyland
war,
a coloned
c country
tincover-
j starring in "Caiight
also a Charlie Chaplin
i .Million Dollar Job."
in the
comedy,
Act,"
"His
inatlcs; LSJIrel in Knglish and l!Mh in
modern languages.
The big February sale of furniture
in order to reduce stoc k, op' ned yes-! '
tereiay morning at the T. S. Hills Fur-j AT Tin; "It"
niture company, and Messrs. Mi'lsand: Melbourne- MacDowell, vctenir trn
Cober, nf;er the receipts had been g,.,lia n and actor of the old re-hool,
counted last night, 'phoned to this of-j who has "returnee!" in the films, via
fire that the first elay's sales were ; the Iner-Paramount route, is appear
very gratifying as to the amount tak-jiiur in a fine part in "Tlie Claws of
en in in fact, as Mr. Holier put it. I the Hun." a new Chas. P.av picture
"beyond our expectations." lOvery which will be shown at the "P." the
piece is plainly marked, and all thelater today and tomorrow. Mr. Mac
buyer has got to do. is to make his Howell is east ns a munition mann
er her selection, and pay the price as fac turer anil he loedts the part. In
marked on the tags. Tho sale will 1 fact, he is the finest type In the world
"continue in force right along for at! for millionaires, bank presidents and
b ast ten days more. tlie like and th"ii, he can turn
I i about and be the most vindictive vil-
lian in the annals of the screen.
.Melbourne .MaeDowell had his
g'e.-, fst stage training wi'b bis late
wife. Fanny Davenport. lie has es
sayed many of the great tragedy roles
nnel his portravals were artistic. To
c'ay he finds the screen a wonderful
medium for his work.
This new Pay picture, bv the bv
is decidedly timolv. It is the sort of
picture -you can talk about before anil
after seeing, it eteals with today
i the greatest period' in the h'story of
itbe world And it is intelligent, ,un
j fore-ed. convincing. Mr. Pay's sup
' port is excellent.
In connection with the above, there
I will lie seen a reel of "Weekly
i Kvents See the World."
Franco is shown by the hero in "The
Man Who Wouldn't Tell." the Vii...
Illne 1,'ihbon Feature willed
will lie the attraction in the I vi-i,.
theater for today only. Ilawtrev
nurKo (Karle Williams) is
In the Pritish army in thi
at cur entrance in the
ing (b rnian plots.
A fine type of manhood and an es
pecially good riiler. he is welcomed
by society by all but .one girl, F.li
nor Warrieh. just back from the hor
reirs'of Pedgiiiin. she- loves, despite
herself, but she spbrns him as a
slacker and a coward beeause he is
not on the fighting im,. Aml i,.k,.
wno is doing his duty as a
service agent, takes ber see,,-.,
-and he loves her.
Journal Wants Bring Results
' IVii-iiin I'.iM Pusseil.
Washington, Feb. 1. The annual
oensiem toll, carrying $ -1 .1.IK'.O.OOO,
was passed today
sent to the senate.
by the house ami
POUND SALE
On Monday, the Srd day of Febru
ary. 1919, at. D a. in., in front of the
City Hall on North Second street, I
will sell one lii'ht hay horse. 16 hands
high, about 7 years old, will wi-igh
TOO pounds, white star in forehead,
branded on left thigh.
J. 11. "! ALL'SIf A.
City Marshal.
Your Liberty Bonds
l.'lle
sveret
in si-
Your Government asks you
these unless you have to.
very earnestly not tq sell
cr bring-
to
np-
course,
very happy but
ine picture is teeming with thrills
anil mystery clear up to the climax,
"iiere iiuiko saves the cruis
ing me l-iritish War Commission
.m'w i one troni a I -boat anil
pears hi his true light and, of
e ecianns me ihvq
humbled girl.
l.arle Williams is the star and in
the supporting cast are .Oraoe Dar
mend, Charles Spear and Kdward
Cecil. The picture was filmed on the
( abfornia coast and manv of tho
most beautiful places along the Pa
cific are shown.
There will be produced also a
"Pig V" comedy and a comedy an
?.ra a iraci ion entitled, "A Kaiser
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We Are Now Receiving Shipments
of New Goods Including the
SPRING STYLES
in
$ni !ns Ulli$&
EDWIN CLAPP SHOES
STETSON HATS
WILSON BROS. Furnishings
GUARANTEE
Clothing Company
Hayden & Keleher
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"Correct Clothes for Men"
U, S, SHIP ON ROCKS;
NO LIVES ARE LOST
(BY MOINI.113 JOURNAL SPKCIAL ACRII
Sonthaniplon. -'eb. 1, (by The As
sociated Dress.) In the early hours
or the morning in a calm sea, but a
blinding snow storm, the American 1
steame r Narragansett ran on sub-
merged rocks off the east end of the:
Isle of Wight, which have claimed !
many uctinis in the past.
The crew was American and the
ship carried J.Ollft soldiers, of whom
the seaman's act of 1915.
Most of the men were in their
bunks when the crash came, -tingles
called them to the eieeks. All were
ordered to stand and to put on life
belts. Tugs attempted to draw the
ship off the rocks, but failed. Then
destroyers took the troops off with
out loss. They were brought to
Southampton.
The Narragansett was so bailie
damaged that salvage officers think
she will be a total wreck.
AT Til K I' VSTIMK.
How a journalist tiiekcel n muni
tions king will be shown to. lay and
tomorrow at the Pastime theater in
a jicw William l-'ox photoplay,
"Caught in the Act." Peggy Hyland
is starring in the role of a tomboy of
a girl, to whom adventure Is as the
breath of life. It is this vivacious
school girl who' is the object of the
journalist's harmless trick. Anyone
who meets her on the screen wiil be
convinced that he was right to sham
To part with your Liberty Comls means givinjy up your
pledge of patriotism and citizenship, and handing your
responsibilities and privileges over to spme one else.
i
Liberty Bonds will be worth much more money pres
ently and it is good business to hold them.
IF YOU MUST SELL
' Get the full market price. Go to a responsible bank
er and let him give you information and advice. Do not
sell to just anyone, who may not treat you fairly.
Issued by Treasury Department Eureau of Publicity
feANIC Albuquerque.NM
WHITE D STATES DEPOSITARY-CAPITAL. AND SURPLUS $600,000.00
r thi: iin:r..
Tlill Desmond, the hane'sopie and
versatile Triangle star, will again be
s"en in a western role at the Ideal
' theater tndav and tomorrow when be
1 appears in "Deuce Duncan." a thrill-
insr western Triangle feature.
This picture was directed liv Thom
I as i:. Ileffron. whnsc brilliant .-1111"
I realistic productions. ".Madam
Snliinv," "The Painted T.ilv" and
"T. .-... v,,,.,..:.... -.ill t j..
here i . men ncsu ill
li..i. i.,.,t ,,!,.. r.iv 'ia,.. 1, co" mi'itis cm iiiciiire lovers.
loss of life.
All Aboard Piave Safe.
Peal, Feb. 1. All aboard the Amor-':
icon steamer I'iave, wrecked off
-rrTSi-
;Train Your Stomach
i To Eat Heartily
! Plain I'ooil Ik the Halo Tmlay Itut Is
j Heavy far Many Stoiiiachs.
Stuart's lYKM'psi Tabids
Will Digest Any I'ood.
A
I As Deuce Duncan. Desmond finils
himself robbed of his horse and other
I possessions bv the convict brother of
j the girl whom he later learns to Iovp.
I A fierv spirit, he is accustomed to
I shoot fist and argufl afterwards, but
i be suddenly finds hlms -lf facing a
force greater than six-shooters 11s he,
gazes into the eyes of the little wo
man who acts ns bar-maid at the
"Half Acre of Hell" saloon. .
Dcsninnej engaeres in tbrilbntr man
to man bailies. 1'e.mtiftil "shots" of
the cattle country, stirring western
action anil keen emotional situations
abound In this picture.
In the e-ast supnort'ng banelsome
Pill Desmond are Taielln Maxim, his
new leading ladv, TCd PVady. (lenvgp
Field, Win, Kllingford and Joe Sin
gleton. Pesides the above thp'-e will hf
shown a Mack Serine t -Keystone
comedy of two reels.
AT TIIK I.VIIIP.
Piiiiiviti' as great ns that which
won him the Victoria Cross in
Nothing Is Morc
Tban 10 Leave a
Picked At.
Ptteily Wasteful
Plateful or I'ood
People who nibble at food can re
call the time when they ate heartily
of anything they liked. There was
no dyspepsia then, no stomach trou
ble, because t Intro was a plentiful
supply of digi'stlve juices. You can
bring hack the good old times if you
follow each meal with Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets. They relieve sour
stomach, water brash, heartburn,
gas. rumblings, bad breath, coated
tongue and dead, dull, stupid feeling.
Sit down to your next meal and
eat heartily. Knjoy your food in
peace. Let your appetite have full
play. When all through, take a couple
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and fear
no conseeiuences. Thousands have
taken this advice and been glad they
did.
(lot a 50-cent box of Stuart's Dys;
pci'sia TabletM from your drugsiHt. ,
m ww iiniMi 11 1 11 mi
William Pesmonu v Triangle
Elt "DEUCCDUNCAN,"
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To Ik? seen at the lilcol Hieatcr To
(lay mid Tomorrow.
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5.
This Store
Who Look
Is Patronized By
For Quality and
Those
Value
IN
Fur nit
ure
Rugs
Stoves - Ranges
and those who reside elsewhere and visit Albuquerque occasional
ly, should make it their business ta get acquainted with the store, its
merchandise and its methods. y
It is a positive fact that all who take the time to investigate and com
pare, end by buying here .immediately, or the next day, perhaps a
week later, or a month sometimes before We hear, and then in person,
or by phone or by mail comes the order.
THE HOME OF LIF ETIME FURNITURE
ALSO EXCELLENT LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS
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