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i I . ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, September 11, 1921. GIRLS SURPASS BOYS JIGG S COLOR COHTES I Prize Winners Are Chiefly Girls in Journal Contest; Artists Starting to School ; This Week. PRIZE WINNERS. First Ruth Bledllng, 202 North Fourteenth; age 13. Second Martha Louise Hor- 4 ton, 909 Forrester; age 12. 8 Third Betty Anne Cox, 410 8 North Twelfth; age 9. Third Elizabeth Eldor, 603 North Eleventh; age 12. Third Hazel Glassman, 816 South Walter; age 9. Third Monica MacArthur, 102 North Twelfth; ago 11. The boy artists who enter the Morning journal contest to color the Jlggs funny page every week will have to look to their laurels if they are going to keep up with the girls who walk off with the prizes almost every week. Just ' look over those prize winners, ev ery one a girl. . TVio urnrV wal is a whole, not so good this week. Neither were there so many entries. Everybody too busy getting started to school again, possibly. Don't forget that the prizes are given away each week, and that you have Just as good a chance to win one as any child. If you do careful, even color ing, have your picture In at the Journal office by Wednesday, or by Friday If you. send it from out-of-town by mail. Be sure to at tach your name, age and address. " Those who entered the Journal ontest last week were: Inocenciu Nunes, 912 John. Jack Lynch, 805 South Edith. - Perry Wolff, 917 North Second. Florence B. Biffin, 100 Vassar. Daniel Contreras, 509 South first. . Mary Glannlnl, 405 South Second. PORTALES t. Tho Rev. and Mrs. Reasoner ar rived here Saturday from Deming. . N. M. Rev. Reasoner was sent here by the state board of the Pro gressive Christian church here sev eral months. . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Webb have moved into the Travelers" Irtn and opened the dining: room Sunday by Serving a special 8 oiclock dinner to -veral people. -- - - After having spent the summer here Mr. and Mrs. Curl Sullens and daughter, Louise Sullens, left a few days ago for Mineral Wells, Tex., where they will remain during the fall and winter months.. vt iw T. nutria nf Wichita Falls, Tex., is a guest in the home of her parents, Mr, una om v. H. Hill, of this City. Mrs. Walter Krattli returned to , Portales Friday after having spent the summer months in Iowa and Oklahoma attending school and The Rev. and Mrs. C K. Dozler and children and tne momer oi Mrs. Dozter, Mrs. H. Burke, ar rived in Portales Friday from Me shloner, Japan, where they have been for the past several years en gaged in missionary work. While here they will be the guests of the F. T Burke family. The Rev. Do zler filled the pulpit at the Baptist church on Sunday morning. : Mrs. 3. T. Spears and children of Clovis were the guests of her sister here, Mrs. Guy Morris, and family from Sunday until Thurs day of the past week. , The annual plcnlo of the Jersey Cattle association -was held on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Miller, near Portales. A large crowd was in attendance and an enthusiastic meeting was held. The- Portales schools opened on Monday with an enrollment of 147 pupils In the high school and 415 in-the grades, with several more pupils to come in yet, which will bring the number of pupils in the schools up t fully 600 when well organized. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Prlddy and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moody have keen entertaining their mother, , Mrs. H. C. Moody, of Nocona, Tex., for the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Haney have as their guest his brother, Charles Haney, of Artesia, N. M. Mr. and Mrs. George Chavers en tertained in their home the past week Laurence Allen and tho IisBes Josephine Allen and Har loth Garrison, all of Melrose. N. M. ' An Invitation was extended to all the people of the different church es in town to attend services nt the Baptist church on Tuesday aft ernoon at 8 o'clock, and a capacity house greeted the Rev. and Mrs. Dozler to hear them talk of their work In the missionary fields in Japan for the past several years. Mrs. O. M. Compton left here on Saturday for a stay of several weeks at the home of her son, John Compton, at Childress, Tex It was decided at the teachers' Institute recently held here that all the grade schools in the county should adopt the new school books, but the old school books would till be used in the high schools. After a sojourn of several weeks at Hot Springs, N. M., Dr. and Mrs. M. Burns returned to their home bere on Sunday. ; W. L. Brelthamp recently came "here from Guymon, Okla., and will make Portales his future home. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald left Sunday for a visit of two weeks with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Trollmlnger, of Ama flllo, Tex. The sweet potato crop of the portales valley Is very promising, and is said to be the greatest yield that was ever produced here. " The Rev. Clemon Mabry left on Tuesday for a several days' busi ness trip to Memphis, Tex. '. Mlsa Betsy J. Edwards of Shel byville, Ind., special representative of the republican national" commit tee (woman's division), was at Por tales on Wednesday of the pahi' ' week and held a called meeting at the court house in the afternoon for the purpose of advising with the women of the -Bursum club In regard to the work for thv com in election. . , '.. BRINGING UP FATHER Copyright, 1921 by the International News Service, Registered U. 8, Patent OK Ice. By George McManus: IrW.tE - KIN I CT TOMORftftw L ( YOU ARE I I I CAN'T! MEET MY FRlEHO THE- T v' ; " ' k I'M DISAPPOINTED j COULD 7TALK fc H NcS?" MACQE KIN I QH OHORROW HT VFIN I BRKANO KIN6-HE' S A 4l" , llV K - I THOl KHT tO YOU KINO OF ? Y& MK.HT OFF ? 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Jill WrTz A fortunate purchase enables us to offer $5 and $6,50 Hand Bags-The very newest arid latest of the Season, at Another Great Stroke of Luck Brings to Albuquerque 250 of the finest $5 and $6.50 Hand Bags at $3.95. One of our eastern buyers was visiting a great hand bag manufacturer just as he decided to close out some of his best bags at a bargain. Our buyer snapped them up. All the popular leathers and colors are amply represented; the best novelties of the season, and the price is only $3.95. They will be placed on sale Monday morning. Come early while selections are complete. '