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THE EVENING HEHALD, ALBUQTTH!QUE, K. K., SATUBDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1014.
JUST REC EIVEO
A shlphiiht uf the lalcM My lea In Mounts and Folders. W lire now
In better shape lli.ni ever to turn mil hiKh (Inn up-to-date work.
our "Mi"ii.iK' will be appreciated ami every effort made lo please
you '
We rent Kodak, inrry n complete line of Amateur Bupplics, and
give careful and prompt attention u Koitak finishing.
U)Q Gray Studios
iiltOC.MI
. Alliuqiitrqne
SI WcM central A'P.
-tioe nil.
BOOKBINDERS
RULING, SPECIAL FORMS OF ALL KINDS.
ALBRIGHT & ANDERSON
PRINTERS, BINDERS, STATIONERS.
209-210 West Gold Avenue
Lemp's Fahtaff and Draught Beers are the
choicest products of the brewer's art.
A trial will convince you.
Consolidated
THE LAST WEEK
OF OUR
RE0U0TI0N SALE
IMhiimiIiiU Mini nli lu x. lit ier cent
Sterling MIht. hi m r icnl iiff.
Mltt'r Fluted at'. 23 mt rii i off.
Jewelry anil Ulngn. 3i n-r ieui off.
( Iim k. 25 M-r t itil oil.
siHiiinc Hr" "ml I'urxx SIS iter
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i hi .ui-m ami l IiIiim. 3;l m r een(
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DUKE CITY CLEANERS
t kian bata, am and
Mti'a ci'tlua, raa, curtaJna,
tfraiMvin. Mo. S2 Wnat 0ld
ItM.ne 4.
Promptness Our Hotto
F. Crollott
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMEX.
Ill WtKT UAO.
rbmtc uf Ifhfc 111
FAMILY LIQUOR HOUSE
. A. l.lltMli; l'r.p.
KiIh ag nia lr Saa I'rtlro Uaue and
HiarVMal.
OiiUof-lown atrtltni firomplly Bllrd.
fumWdnl llutnn by wli or mouib
wit vmr liua.
I'hone 702.
SOS X. liltOADWAY.
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V.llL!i!.!S0r,0G CO,
207 West Central
rhone 753
aWaaaaaaat '
Jtwi i Lit. wsna
KIT Wi'M Central Ae.
DONT FAIL TO SEE
Wright's Trading Post
3rd and Gold Ave, One of the show places
of the city. Largest Collection of GEN
UINE Indian and Mexican Handicraft.
NAVAJO RUGS AND CURIOS
FLOORS.
MnU r
tit P I Y mi woo,
l'hnnn It'U
Phone 440 1
Liquor Company
Albuquerque,, Hew Hex.
M liri ll.KIIAIUiKlt'tl
THANSKfCIt LINK
Piano Moving and Household
(loads giver, apeclal attention.
Best storage house In city. Office
und sales stable
Sit Weal Copper Ave).
C. II. t OXMTU. M. If. o. o.
Osteopathic Soerladac
treat all curable diaeases. Office
iter Bldg. Phone III nd III.
I J I I Jl II
New Spring Suits from
Stein-Bloch Co. and Kup
penheimer are now dis
played Values are much
letter than last year.
Suits$l5toP
Study our windows.
Mail orders delivered
free.
LLWasliburn
Company
1SS 8. Beo. lit W. QaU.
3
CRYSTAL
Today
-TIIK IIAIIMFII AllltOW"
MH,
titi:i mom:v"
Two-IHtl, All. Mar Vltarah
I'ralurtt.
A.XUY I.OKH OX Till: hTAt.K'
Kllxin CwiiH'dy.
Kr Tiiimr "1X1)1
IA1I"."A iimtl T-lt
Kalran I lalure.
Pictures Changed Every Day
I,
SPRINGER
TRANSFER
HOVE HOUSES.
The Weather
FORKCAST New Meilco Tn
nlahi ii ml Hundny gi-nrrally
ilmiily. ,rulalily rnln nr anvw in
north wem portion; warinrr tu
niaht; colder in north porllon
Piimiiiy.
ALnrUlKKQl'K Weather for
21 houra ending at $ thla morning:
Warini'st. to degrera.
Coldrat. SI.
nange.
At . 13.
Northeast winda: elenr.
8)MK I.ITTI.E old guminer day
e bad yeatrrday.
Tiling MliLg TonlKltt,
"lavender and 'Id Lace'' ill
Elka' thruter.
Moving Pieture Hhowa.
J uM One Mure Ttmn.
SEED eataloguea are out! And
ay.
Y'tu never auw alufr gruw
the way
It groa In oataloguea! Tlu beet
Look like the finest kind of rata!
And turnlpa, too, look big and
white
And fairly good enough to bltet
And radiahea are round and red
If anybody ever fed
On Ihlnga aucii aa theec pages
ahow,
They'd grow aa giunts uaed t)
grow. ...
Last year we peeled down to our
aatrt.
And anadrd and amoothed down
the dirt.
And planted need from many a
pack
And got a large pain in our uaek.
nd planted nearly everything
The pagia lilaxon forth thie eprtng;
Lettuce and radlattee and hel.
And all the varioua kinda of rut";
Then roving chlrkena came, and
then
We dug and planted aeeda again.
We cared for them with lender
care.
And Mmuilay fare and loualed hair.
And got down on our pudgy knee
To weed the onion beda and peaa,
And plant atlcka for the brana to
climb:
And we kept huay all Ihe lime.
And winked about our garden
Plot
I'ntil It aeemed exactly what
A garden plot had ought to be,
A garden 'twaa a Joy to ace.
We ral.cd three radiahea; tint
wh.it
The pictured page had ehonn, and
got
A half a mcea of dwarfish peaa,
Rome lieetK, aa woody aa young
t reea.
Our onlona did not turn out well.
They mostly ran to topa and smelt.
And we vowed ne'er again In
eprlng
Would we fall for Hut garden
thing!
Rut how thla garden-looting foola
A man! We've ordered garden
toola.
Judd Mortimer Lewi, In the
Hods-ton Yoot.
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU MOW
TO SUBSCRIBERS
,lf fen fall to- get your evenloi
' . paper, eall
POUT At. TKI.KGRAPH
f - COUPttiY, FHONB II.
J. K. Uachlel of ttawaon. N. M , la
a visitor In Albuquerque loduy.
A. L Caaaidy, a well known Ban
Krandaco clothing ialesman. arriv
ed In Albuquerque thla morning.
II. r. C'uggeahall. superintendent
of the I'ftiled ttlatcg Indian school
at ttanla Ke, arrived lo Albuquerque
last night.
(I.UMNU AX1 rillAMXU
of LADli.ll' and OKSTLtaltN 8
CLOTHES.
Eelser brog, Prr.a.
ilS t. sVsrtMMl at. I'tMHie M.
"We Clean 'Ent Clean."
Quods Called for and Delivered.
BILL'S SHOP
PASTIME
- .Today .
"A ritlH4iXKIt OK TIIK
Al'tlll''
ATIirv.lc-l Warner ITature
IlllUXt llo lill.l.V AXU TIIK
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-A I K.IIT IXII A MILLION"
A arnrra I raiurr In S HrHa,
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t"SBE
aPsssBsasssBaa
FOR A TAXI
CALL Dl L1AUR0
Phone 17
IIIIIIJL 1 1 HiHiTSffffl Tmm 1
Check Raised
from $5.00
to $50;00,
The ral-liig if liiii'ka la a
ery common mviii rera-e, and
Jiiura may Imp Im- !.. . .
Have you a tlNi-h lnMrir?
If not. git one Imlay. It lake
only a niofrHni lo Htamp imr
a lui-k and Ihe dngt-r la a1.
It'a aa lmMHanl aa lire Imnir
a nee.
Vill can Imi a rliei-k lr.
nlor Uw g.V. gl.iHl. tlH),
t.VtMi. (g.M and SU.0J.
Wlijr pay snitreT
SIBOaG'S BOOK STORE
"Your Money llark If Yom
Want It,-
Additional Society
Contln'uil from laze Tlirre.)
llernthold Pplta. Mr. and Mrs. Munf
Stern. Mr. Iermann Bihweltser, Mr.
Luve ltoeniiil. . Mlsa . Minnie Hols
igun. Miss (iladva Mandell. Mr. Ar
thur ITacger, Mr. N U. Mct'roden.
Mr. Krmst ltndoin, Mr. Arthur
Ortinefeld. Mr. Albert I'aber. Mr.
I .on In llfeld. Ml. Haiti' Uarrta, Mr.
Albert Uliiimfi-ld. Mrs 8am Neuatadt.
Mrs. Keiwle Jaffa and Mrs. Margaret
Medler.
Thurxduv evening Mrs fiive Wein
man was hoalesa at dinner In Mrs.
Htoiiehlll's honor and f'rlduy Mm.
Itcrthold Hplli gave an elaborate
luncheon In her honor.
Mrs. Albert Orunsfeld gave another
of fter always enjoyalile dinners Fri
day e filing and loniuht Mrs. Mag
NoiVlhaus is entertaining for the
popular l I tor.
Among the affulra planned for
next week are a motor trip lo fianta
I Fe Hiinilay morning to remain until
Moniiay allernimn; a dinner Momla"
evening to le given by Mra. Hernard
llfeiil, ami Tueadiky a aupper a
which Mra Beaaie Jaffa Is hoateae.
Mra. Kionehlll leaves Wrdneaday for
New York. ,
1 Y. W. C. A. Notes
I The lluxiuiiua ntrJa' rluli la il.-lluhl.
ed utih lb,. wi of p kcte for the en
lei tuinnient to be giten Monday
evening ai the Presbyterian church
by Mrs Matwelle t'aln, child lluper
aoliator nrd plabuloglat
The Hpatilsh class will meet Tnea
day eM'iniiu with Mra. J. H Head.
I.I Houih t:dlth street.
Th T. W. C, A. tllrla' club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 4:15.
lata! WeiliitMiiay the gills were laughl
how to ki-ep personal accounta and a
good time was spent playing games
and learning songs.
All giiia between II and 14 years
of age are milled to join..
Miss Nam y Hrwttl, print ll of the
high s, hi.., , gave a moat tntereeling
tevlew of Ihe dra.na, Wihin Ihe
Ijiw." to le Amlgae. Next week an
Informal meeting mill b held and all
members ate urged to be present.
The Hepewa fainpfire girla will
meet Kuday afternoon at I o'clock.
. A literary club under the leader
slilp of Mrs. Addiaon Howell, has been
organised and will meet Friday even
ings st I o clock. The first rrsular
meeting will take place neat week.
Criticism Class Program
The foil., In i Interesting program
waa giien at rH. Vincent'fl Acad my
yOH HALF- 4
(lark-Jewell t.aja Ilanrei
4 guvaniee.1 g.xi4 as wi .1 lieap. 4
Ik lai..;j.'0.-plume to,
hall Wednesday night SI the meeting
of th weekly "Crilirlsm ClatM".
Vslse Ar'-ite Lark
Margaret M'anna.
June Itosea I Or.h
Amy t'hupHo.
Military March Krogman
Puale Thomas.
Violin selection, "lleic euae" llatiser
Margaret Foley.
Frollch flohm
Ituth Little.
Taranlelle lenne
Irma l.lx.
Ilrcllallon. .. ."C'allln Ihe Children"
Nellie Iiiigenette.
Rouvenlr II Violin selection
Eilcnbrrj
Eleanor Lynch.
Impromptu Masurka ......... Lack
Ratella Armljo.
Primrose , Arthur
Agnes Wlenecke.
Masurka , Hol,m
Vlrtorine Wllh.
To Spring Orlerf
Frances lloihe.
Violin Itelectlon "The Kn',,.-T
. falnt-Suctis
Nellie Iagcnette.
(a) Au ttevolr Klehner
lb) Showers of Rtara Waciis
F.st her Thompson.
The Juniors of Bt. Vincent's A-a-demy
entertained the Henlors with a
delightful program thla week. Lunch
waa served.
The prouratn waa aa follows:
When That Mld-Nlght ClaM
Lravra for B. V. A " Chorus
Cecelia Murphy. Accompanist.
"The Owl und the Puaey Cat.".... .
t - tliUla . Loebs
"In Vain," , Helen fe
"Tola and l-nns. '... Lillian Yriaarrl
Cecelia Murphy, Accompanist.
"Mrs. Iloolahan on Kducatlon.". . .
Marie Balling
'The Anatomical Tragedian."
Carrie Bchmldt
"Mrs. tlralsrnhoeffler's Troubles,"
Cecelia Murphy
"Beautiful Night O'er the Sea."..
Marie Hailing
Cecelia Murphy. Accompanist.
Sodality ConcrTkonday
Night '
Thrie will be a concert Monday
evening ln M. Mary's hall at I o'clock
given under the. auspices of Ihe Young
Men's and Young ladtes a.tdalltles of
the Catholic church. There wjll be
no charge for admission and those
who come may donate or not Just as
they please. The public Is invited.
The program which has been pre
pared Is especially fine and dtctde'i'y
well worth hearing.
This Is Ihe cond of a aeries of
concerts which are being given under
the auspices vf the aocietlea of the
Catholic church. The Aral one mat
given by the Married Ladles' sodality
and waa excellent throughout.
Knights of Pythias Celebra
tion Thutaday evening the Knights of
Pythias throughout Ihe Catted Motes
celebrated their fiftieth anniversary.
The order of ceremony hsd teen
prepared by the supreme officers of
the Judge so that the same general
program was followed at each tele
brstlon throughout the country.
Here the event look place at Ihe
Klka' theater and waa open to the
public. There was a large audieiK
present which allowed its apprecia
tion and Interest by enthusiastic ap
plause The stage was attractively
dei orated with Pythian symbols and
the emblematic cob-re of the order.
fpeclal ofnVerg for the uccaaiun
were Meaara. H. U. t'ornull. chancel
lor commander. W. W. tluwera. vice
chancellor: C. O. Cushinan, prvlate:
Manuel Vigil. . master of the ex
chequer, and C. L. Ilerndieon. maa-ler-at-arms.
These, together with loo
speakers for the sveiniig, were seated
on the stsge.
Col. George W. Prkh.ird of Jjanla
Fe waa the chief orator for the eve
ning. He was the first deputy su
preme chancellor of Ihe order in New
Mexico and his interesting address
was reple'e with reminiscences of the
first daya of Pylhinnism la this state.
. Messrs. II. C. Miller. R. U U. Mc
Allister and tleorgs H. Klock gave
brief talks on Ihe subjects. 'Friend
ship."! "Charity" and . Benevolence."
the three fundamental principles of
the Knlghta of Pythiaa.
The musical numbers were delight
ful. Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn and Mr.
Thomas Christian sang several splen
did solos; an excellent men's quartette
comopeed of Ihe following membcre.
Mr. Charles Andrews. Mr. I!ugo
Myer. Mr. Thomas Christian and Mr.
Ueorge Everlll. rendered wu num
bera, and the Dliiiottd orchestra plaed
beautifully.
Knights of Columbus Dance
The Knights of Columbus gave a
very Informal but entirely enjoyable
dance Tuesday evening after their
meeting In Odd Fellows' hall. The
crowd was not very large but the af
fair win quite gay and everjuae free
em h"d Jolly evening.
Patriotic Program at Indian
School
The Albuquerque Ibdlan school
will give a splendid program this eve
ning at 7 o'clock In the school chapel
In honor of Lincoln's and Washing
ton's birthdays. The pjblic Is cor
dially lnlted. The program follows;
Bong. "Old Glory," chorus.
Recitation, "Like Washington." An
gus Palaano. '
Recitation. "Lincoln's UcUysburg
Hpeech." Henry Acoya.
Bong. "Soldier Game," kindergar
ten. Recitation, "The First Flag." Vea
tor Xorrts and t'lote Venllo.
Selection, "Army and Navy March,"
ore heat ra.
Dialogue. "Telling About Washing
ton." live fourth grade boys.
Recitation. "Llttla Ueorge W -b-Inglon."
Pedro Aiila.
. Bong. "Long Live America." chorus.
Recitation. "Abe," Manuel (jun
ta lea.
Recitation. "Johnny on Ueorge
Washington." Peter KJro.
Flag Play aad Bong, primary.
Recitation, "Cynthia's Cow." Alive
Hardia.
Bong. "There Was a. boy Named
Washington." five first grade boys
Recitation. - Snow Kau." Grace I'k
ihno. Helectlon, "Bchnol Life March," or
chsaira. - .
Your Money s Worth
in a suit or overcoat means that you will not have to buy
clothes so often it means wearing quality, as well as
style and fabric. , f j
you get all these in STYLEPLUS CLOTHES $17-yoti
get the most in clothes that $17 ever bought, as much as
you get when you pay some other dealer $20 to $25.
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES meet the requirements of the
average man for average wear they're guaranteed by
the makers to give perfect satisfaction.
1.1
(Incorporated)
I Tlie Home or Hart Kcria finer Mars
1 amotis Hollies.
Crescent Hardware Co.
i ' STOVE S AND RANGES
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND TINNERS
AGENTS FOR
Harsh Simplex and Advance Duplex Steam Pumps
318 West Central Avenue PHONE 315
New Mexico-Colorado Lumber Co.
Wholesale Lumber. Mixed Cars a Specialty
Native Pine and Coast Products.
A. H. HEYN.
PIKKiltAJI
I
"The Honor of the Mounted"
Thu Ili-H (t.olil heal) I Mania
story of love . a. duly. MU I'aullue I'usli iiy liar- leading role
"Woman'a Burden"
(i;') lira its.
The Light Weight Champion"
(Joker)
ALL FIHST
RUN FiCTUnES
tv tee
Recitation, "The Nanio of a Hero."
ten flret grade children.
I Rocitallon, "Waahinglon'g Chrlal
.mas Party," Joseph Martin.
I Musical debate. "Washington and
Lincoln." sixth grade girla.
Recitation. "An I'p-to-dute Recita
tion." Fran, lai n Trujillo.
'. Hong, "I'nfurl the Starry Flag,"
ichhrus.
Selection, orchestra.
j Comings and Goings
of Your Friends
in Albuquerque
. Mrs. E. T. Seaman, who hag been
Visiting her mother, Mrs. B. H. ilia,
i North Fourth Street, has return
ed to her home In Markesuti, Wine on
sin. Judge end Mrs. John R. M, Fie sre
In Albuquerque visiting their daugh
ters. Misses Mary and Amelia Mi Fie.
Mr. and Urs. Ruftis Coodrlch hsvs
arrived from Los Angeles and will
make their) home In Albuquerque.
Mrs. Alfred (Srunsfrld left Monday
lor New York where she w ill be Joined
by her daughter, Mie lilldergarde
Urunafeld. and they will go abroad
for several montha.
" Mr. Frank Ellis of Bpringerville,
Arlxona, arrived In Albuquerque this
week aad will be Joined here In a
few days by hla alatrr and brother.
Mlaa Charlotte Kills ar,d Mr. Paul El
lis. They will probably make their
borne In thlg cU.
Mr. Haldle Xleraon of Albuquerque,
accompanied by hut bride, formerly
Miaa Linnle Morris of Stanberiy,
Missouri, arrived yesterday and will
snake their liaine here.
'.' Miss Minnie Holsmsn of El Paso la
visiting her sister, Mrs, (ladle Neu
stadt. 1 Fhone I, Tied Bam, Sll W. Copper
for ft rat -class hacks and carrlsgeg.
W, TUiibla Co.
4
Manager.
FtU MNBAY
Comedy
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AilmbMton 3.V-. Tl kela al MsNai'i
CALL 47
For rarrel and Baggage delivery.
Bunday and night rails. Phono 31
AJImijurrque Iircl Ix llvcry.
A. U. lvaca.
C. T. IHINCH
rcsi'.uAij MitrtToit.
tin.l.MKii.
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Firth and Centra I.
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