The evening herald. [volume], June 19, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2

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TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.t FIlIDAY. JUNE 10. 1014.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSETF AS A
CANDIDATE FOR THE REPUBLICAN NOM
INATION FOR CONGRESS FROM THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, AND RESPECTFULLY
ASK ALL MY FRIENDS WHO CARE TO SUP
PORT ME. AS WELL AS ALL CITIZENS. TO
CONSIDER ME A3 SUCH.
I RESPECTFULLY ASK EVERY REPUB
LICAN AND CITIZEN OF NEW MEXICO TO
FORCE UPON THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE THE DUTY OF CALLING A
STATEWIDE PRIMARY TO DECIDE THE
MATTER BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT CAN
DIDATES. SO THAT THE MATTER WILL BE
FECIDED BY THE PEOPLE AND NOT BY
THE BOSSES; AND SO THAT THE NOMINA
TION WILL NOT BE STOLEN BY ANY GUM
SHOE METHOD.
I HOPE FOR THE ENDORSEMEI.T OF
THE PR03RESSIVES, OR AT LEAST FOR AS
MUCH OF THE PROGRESSIVE VOTE AS
MAY NOT BE SATISFIED WITH ANY CAN
DIDATES THEY MAY NOMINATE, SHOULD
I SECURE THE NOMINATION.
I PROMISE THE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO MY BEST EF
FORTS IN THEIR BEHALF, AND A
THOROUGHLY PROGRESSIVE COURSE IN
THE STATE AND IN CONGRESS IF I AM
NOMINATED OR ELECTED.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
B. S. RODEY.
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FOR SALE
Two New Modern 4-Room Bungalows
One rented; one completely furnished, on corner
property; room to build two more; fine for income
and home. Owner leaving city. Terms. See owner,
311 South Ninth St.
BIG BOND ISSUE
CONTESTED flf
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Purchase of Southern Road
for $26,000,000 Declared 11
legal; Prolonged Litigation
Expected.
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Pre - Inventory
Sale
on all ::
ELECTRIC LAMPS
Special at Cost nil next
week. i
A beautiful assortment to
belect from. All shapes and
colon. ' !!
Prices from $3.C0 to $24.00
Strong Bros.
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IMPROVEMENTS TO
IIJIO BIG
RUN
SUM OF MONEY
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the best results.
MALOTS)
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dertakes Important Work;
Unsightly Poles to Be Re
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A. J. MALOY
Phone 172.
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J NDERPRICED items of timely in
terest gleaned from all departments for
SATURDAY selling. It will be a red
letter day for the woman who wishes to save.
MEN'S
Dollar Day Special
Men's Shirts in pleated or plain, all C I fifl
patterns; our regular $1.50 value. OlaUU
Men's Silk Caps and Hats, all in different fig
ured greys and worth $1.50, QQ
Men's Union Suits, our regular $1.25 values, in
mesh or balbriggan, white or flesh Cl jA
color, special at k)leUU
KS3
THIRD FLOOR
Dollar Day Special
Japanese Plates, generally sold 3 for Cl HA
$1.00. now 6 for sI.UU
Combinettes in white enamel, worth
$1.75, now ,
Omelette Pans, an extra strong alumi- Cl ft A
num pan, worth $1.75; special, ea.. vlUu
JIuck Towels, with a small red border, general
ly sold at 6 for $1.50; special, $100
White Bed Spreads, with or without Cl HA
fringe, regular $1.25 value, now. . J)ldUU
Lemonade and Ice Tea Glasses, worth $1.50
and $1.75 a dozen; special per Ci A A
dozen OIUU
Jelly Glasses, an extra strong value, CI OD.
at 3 dozen for 4)I.UU
Glass Churns, in 3 sizes, worth $1.50 Cl HA
nnd $1.75, now, each 4;IUU
WOMEN'S
Dollar Day Special
Silk Hose in every desirable shade and size; the
regular $1.50 and $2.00 kind; Ct AA
special, pair 4)lvU
House Dresses in plain blues or strip- Cf AA
ed Ginghams. Dollar Day Special at .laUU
Kimonos, in fancy figured crepe, 1 A A
our regular $1.50 values, for $I.UU
Plain White Parasols, either in embroid :y or
plain; special for Dollar Day only, QQ
Boudoir Caps in all colors and styles; C A A
our regular $1.50 values, for 4)I.UU
Ladies' Neckwear in fancy embroidered or the
plain Dutch effects, all woth $1.50, Cl A A
special for 01. UU
Drug Department
Dollar Day Special
16 bars Glycerine Soap, worth $1.50; Cl AA
special, at 0I.UU
Comb and Brush, worth 75c each, ! ()t
both for 4I.UU
$1.50 Hair Brush at $1.00
Jewelry Department
Dollar Day Special
Genuine Pearl Pins, an extra strong leader for
Dollar Day, worth $1.75, now jjj QQ
Ice Tea Coaster Sets; special
per dozen
$1.00
DRESS GOODS AT DOLLAR DAY PRICES Ratine and Crepe worth 75c
and $1.60, Special, 3 yards for $1.00
EOSENWALD'S
"Where Quality Meets Price"
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