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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1919
J i!' ! . ! ' . ,. i i ii
THE EVENING HERALD
7"
ALL STANDARD MAKES OF
PHONOGRAPHS
SOLD ON THE EASY PAYMENT PLAN
VISIT OUR DEMONSTRATION ROOMS THIRD FLOOR
rf T79
frtYA
COMPLETE LINF.3 OF
CHINA WARE, GLASSWARE, TINWARE, ENAMEL
WARE, WOODENWARE AND CROCKERY
- Await yon in our big Houaa Furnishing Department, Third Floor
We Give H&C Green Trading Stamps With All Cash Purcha
POC.
Hang These Draperies at
Your Window
Tlir worm of attractive hUitii and (1-Hijrii In mrtiiinx anil (lraporicn offer
ymi an moun t incut Unit in rax.v tn I'liixme from. Hcci-nt novcltii-n arc liere, an
wi'll an the Ntiiple iliMn'rii'H that are alwiivn in gnml taste. Scrviccalilc (juuli
1ic tliat vili Kv lliornnli witiitfiii'tiiiii in every way,
CRETONNES A complete Mock tliat affords you a HHtihfactiiry rhoice at
alniost any price you wish to pay. The newest arrivals show wmie new
anil hiplily pleasinir color arraniremcnta in Japanese lMinlwBe, Kirvptian,
Coiiventional and Flowered denius. Also a liaiidsumc new lilue bird pat
tern. Price 30c to $2.25 yard.
SCRIMS AND MARQUISETTES Don't mis accing this assortment lie fore
miikinir your selections for full. Wliite, Ivory and Ecru to rhoose from.
Price .30c to $1.25 yard.
ARTCRAFT LACE I'renent in the most up to diito ilesiKiia
(if the acasoii; especially selected to harmonize with our
new patterns in V iltnn and Ax minster lilies. Price! 700,
85o, 95e, $1.25 and $1.50 yard.
ART PANELS the most modern curtain driie, with a dis-
tinetion all its ohm. This not only makes a beautiful effect,
but is i.vtunlly the most economical of curtain drnperica.
You can buy it to fit your window without any waste.
Bring ui meainrementi of your windows
and let ui give you eitimat.
OVER-DRAPE MATERIALS Our line
of over-drape materials includes Silk
J'oplin in the most favored shinies.
Also a wonderful line of Knpi-ock Silks
and Mm Iras. Pricei $1.25 to $5.00
yard.
COUCH COVERS AND PORTIERES
ilitr, new shipment just received. See
these beautiful new designs in rich
Tapestry and Art Loom Fabrics.
Ill
mm
P4lfa
The Perfection of Sewing Mechanism,
the Light Running
White Rotary
Don't Be Put Off
With semethinif that is said to
be "just as good," but (rive the
White Kotiiry a try-out. Don't fail
to nee and try that incomparable
t'me-savinK device TIIK KXt'M'
NIVK White Tension Indicator. It'i
the finest invention ever jduecd on a
sewing machine.
Buy a White Rotary and pay our
eaay payment way, if you deslra.
Terms $3.00 month.
1
Simmons Beds
For Sound Sleep and Perfect Satisfaction
We carry a complete line of the SIMMONS REIM in ainfrle,
thrce-fiiiir1rr and full aixea, finished in whito enamel, Vcruia
- Martin. Also ISras.t Ilids in Satin and 1'olet finish.
SIMMON'S METAL
HDDS ....$8.00 to $30.00
SIMMONS HKASH
ISKDS ....$15.00 to $75.00
SIMMONS SM'MHEIt
KINtl KrUINUS ..$15.00
Jr-.iM..X-K(1-.. ';
' ",f HI 'it ;!
Choose Your Winter
Bedding Here
The demand for heavier bed covering will soon become
urgent, but there's much more satisfaction in making
selections now and having everything ship-shape before
cool weather sets in. It's hardly necessary to remind you
that we are ready to meet almost every bedding require
ment. Big stocks of Blankets and Comfortables in every
size and weight and at a wide range of prices, and what
ever price you pay brings you an excellent value.
COMFORTABLES ( 'of ton filled, in a hit?
variety of faucv colored anil conservative
covering, at $3.25, $4.00, $5.75, $6.75,
$7.50 and up to $12.50.
DOWN COMFORTABLES -Very lirlit In
weight, and made to give the utmost ill
warmth and Tomfurt, We. show them
with hifh (Trade ailk coverings of the
most pleasing; color. Prioet $17.50,
$22.50, $25.00, $27.50 and up to $30.00.
WOOL BLANKETS The best colon In
plaids, also plain weaves, with futiev col
ored end. PrioM $12.50, $15.00, $17.50,
$20.00 and up to $27.60 pair.
OTHER BLANKETS Our 1I slock' in
clinics complete assortments of cotton
and mixed Wool lll.inkets in fancy I'liiiiN
and Pliiiu colors. Prices $2.50, $3.50,
$150, $5.00, $0.50, $7.50 and $10.00 pair.
u
Extraordinary Specials in Odds and Ends
Haviland and Other Imported Chinaware
' Consist hip of Plates, Cereal Dishes, 1'lattcra,
and various other pieces.
Make Your Choice at 50 Under Pre-War Prices
Stemmed GlasswareGuaranteed High
Class Needle Etching
We still liuve ipiite a few of stemmed Olasaware pieces in Block, beautifully
etched, some adorned with Hold bands, at
.'-! . fS ,
50 Under Regular Values While They Last
High School Journalism
Class Chronicles School
Events in True News Way
Among Interesting High School Doings la Addition of Iron Work ",h"1" "eon ur hrurt
i Brothers Who Had
Not Seen Each Other
for 50 Years Meet
Frank NordHtrum. tin iiutomnhllc
mechanician curimcied wilti the Itui
I litr ciit-ui.'p of t!iin city. received nn tin -
peited trill thi wh('( from a broth -
Claaa to Manual Training, Election of Senior and Junior Claw
Litard."
I tr. (Ill Nun 1st I I! tn U'lia nriaainoi
Officers, the Special Teaching of Citiienaliip in Night School, rough Alliiiiiriif- un an overland
Athlotio Association Growth, and the Passing of "the Lounge ','l'1lo1 h'1!'"";'"",; '""'"
. . .. w . telephone book Mm eye f II on thi
J nn me Nordntrum, and he dichln! to
make ImitttrifH ami find out whether
I the owner could ho .in v relation, al
I Ihmiiih hi' Iwlevcd Inn b rot tit r hint
(been killed twenty yen re uin.
I I P. Nurdrtt riifn went Immediately o
the Kiiu-k Noidetimu tinnif, wlitrn hi
I xplalucil Iuh itit t4 Mrs. NonlKtrum
h hf r.'luritt il v. It ti hU In tlio UuiU'i
Kartifo wtirn. l-'t.ink NurdMiriiin wii
"Thi" lifMikM'm-iTi, nni'o nn pnimnttn' fun'; li-i"iHiirfr, Kinm'lh UrtntTt
tn Un lurh htil, in imw ultMuxl i-x- mtw idm il-.u iiim. Mux H:il,tr; i In'i'r
tlrifl." I Mr. Mmm, h It'll m-inMtl !. It-i . l.inhf i;niti.. uml Jihn VH
fiMiil.nll i-m i, h. ui til- ii'iilniic ;iM.f ii- kiii-on - IK Ml t'l'Ai it'HMi N. Junior
My, llic fifth JiM'tud. K-:lny, Si itfin- i Mi Hi I,
irr . "lull ni in il:itriai-iii.t Hit-m;il Ii.
now hr n ri lilii' fd hv the 'luiiiiitc lis
ul Ui'il Mr
ulil ' who in a miioun
"Hw.it lliv llranl.'
Tn Ik wr alMn p'vfn hv Kil win
1 1n i t Inir'on. a Hit llirniiiii) , iin-l
An n .i-i itih'f. wiiti on Hi-
iihif uf thf AlhUtli- ititAiii'hiHiiti. and
in ir 'it l he xiimmh-i nf thf nlinlcnlM in
thf iii"iiilirnhli riiinalRn.
At tht- t-h,-.i. of thf iiMfiiiblv. Mlln
t.lnlhli-iitn, uiitiiiiftir f th in'ittM'r
hll r-mipiilKn. Mp"ilnt"t ri'iH'CMi-tiM -
I'W'H f ft Mil t'JU'h -I.IHM to L'OIKlU 't III'
ilrl t fir litfmhi rn.
Tin- h-it'lii of ihnjiM coniit.ltrt.frt
Wiari: Anna M iiiiiri- ''iilir; Y,.x Hal
nrnr. Mi ii tor : K'v. H'roiiK. oi'io.tinr.
a oil Willi, to V:ntihcy. f i enlimnn
KIJtHKH H A It I: I i JT' N. Athletic
Aum'inhly I.
Hi t i r In h K't-tf PI--t.
It (link iKiir'i Dini' oiLinli's anl a
lut If for ih i'!iM'iinii of i-liiHH f.ilii'tr
H I I In tin i'tliK of I hi- liiru"t Mi'r'lor
i' hi tin In th- h -lory of the A. II. Si.
Tui''!.iy, F iili'ii.'ii'r 1" tit H p. in.
Thonp pfv, il wm Ur. folh'Wft.
I'ri'inh tit. I Kiln Hoy. i ; vir )i!"h1"H,
I 'oroi hy I lowina it ; M'-i-ri't n ry, ,1 ulh't
l''h'M'hrr; tn ;iMiriT. I.. it if llyr.
Jlnrol-l .oi'tt w.it ai'iioiiiti-il )i'II
liaili l.
Mm. I .it liar. In n chort talk. friit i l
f'W iotiiiiTti on thr I'fciini'tlf t.i-t hy i
thi m'ohn for thf rtH( of ih nrhool. ;
- iHHtitTHV MANN. Heiilur
Vi'-ilnir !
.w Mutui! Trnltitinf IHMirtnttii(.
Thf Iron wn W i-lniti iitin ,t;-n ahl"-1
to (hr itianiiiil triilniliK ili'pti rtiiiiMit of
A. H. K. thiK i'.i. At loftmiit thin
rhiM him onlv n m i-m torn, hut t Jic (
1' iM'hfr, Mr. .l'i;ioiiKh. Iih.i hopi'it "f j
! Aililfli M'iiilMr4i4p IVIw.
To nliiiiu::ili- lim i' hl in i:it Aihh'llc
1 iiH.n i ii inn t'iitop.iiirh, ii prixr of A. A.
iiii'.'ittiM'"hiii win of! (ii-il for I hi' hi
' il' v.i c of iiii'.nHr1iii thi ro-r4-HM nf , workti'R. TIumq the lnuthfri atmtt
l:il' iilntil 'hMN HuhMcriiithinN to A. A, iih ntlllcl in anothrr. Krank, the
; The winiH r are Kuth Murntt. whnn 'nlilrr trntlu r liatl li ft hta pnronia
MiKtloii w.- a :',','" ,,,f iiHunk m Iowa when ho Wit ul.oi.t
l-;z!. 'zz ?hl;;,o::,;1:,11:;;,;:i-' - -
li.uh I'lami. .in. I N.w.'l himn for h1""- H,. rnl to Ivo with HH unrlr
I Urn- ct.K'k with -tiofri'iit rolorc I ; ! Imaiiifaa im-l mv r rctunufl
riiiii-.n io ticnn'r to-m rate i'liiH.if. iioina-
.ill..;KI ItiiNK Si tHtryim (hotiKlit tiit htn
i Mirlrt m-Imn.I Tt-m-li i ltl(i-itH.I. ,,,,... ,,..., knu.(, jn lK1Jr, hlI(
! Nu-ht . honl will h.irtu on N.ivi'in- ,'M1,Hr "a" tn . ,n J '' .
i hi' i" Ihi in ihi- hlKh m hool hn Kftf ni-vrr hiiiV. Th.. .lortor Ih nn ha
j Tin iininil rouif ar to tr foiiowi-l ' w'-v to romltiri a aiirith'Hl ilinlt in t'ul
I .t.i.l ft.) 'Li.:i4 in iMilriiMtili will I ifornla iiih) will rrtitisn In nhont his
K.iiiiI. A ii' hi ftTori will hi- innnl Im wh n hi will Hiy thi Kriink
Quemado Votes for
a School Building;
Town Is Booming
11 KM AIM , S. M.. Sipt. to. An
rtirlion waa hM hr Hi-pt. 10 fur
th votlmr of 91 a.ono honih fur thi
hilllillPK of a IH'W puhllr nrhool In 111"
i tii'W iiii-niiido contMihiialvd tiUtrh't.
itiwlni; to tht ifri'ut ttithutaiim uroiiii
d In Hie rofiimnrtltv nyi-r the pioa
, pert of I'.ivlnir a riii tied m hool, ihi
: nit-AHiir piiNafd with only two dtn
liM'ntinir yotva u'lt of 11(1 In favor of
III- txind
Mnrh toil Id I nr In gnnu nn Ii'tp nnd
niiirh mora will ni-t'ipmirv to ar
rnmniodatfi tncomina; lainllli-fl. who
arc (find to take iidvHiilnKi' of lin
provfd arhiMil furllttira. A nw hotid
I la urdrr priHna f rnnat rmd Ion In nr.
rommod-'lti tha ?xirtniiy larsi toiir
. m tradi; thin town bring on th?
jih'tnn to Ocean highway, hrtworti
' Hprlnifi'iA Hlo and aadal-iia. Thf
, hoti'l will be upond aoiiiti tlnt next
in on i li,
l. It. Itarn hna junl about roniph'tfd
a rinn ni'W drni; nloro tailldiiitt. A
KUi'iitro In rniiniTilon with ihc fcotcl
hiillilltiK under tho inuiuiKnif tit of
K. K. Knifla. will b ready about th
1 1 nte of thu oiwnlnn of ilia hotel.
There la a Catholic idiurth here and
the reKUlar monthly aervbea of u
prlfNt have I ?. n petition --d for a
1 pellllon v hlrh la exoitd to be
jvranted anon. The ItupllMt people al-
ao nro pntniuna; ine ereiion or a new
rtmrh htilldlnic. whtl iota tvivo ul;
ber-n purrhaai'il for the bulidlnir of
a bank. The exlatenre of all In tbla
ae'lliin. fltirh an ba benn Itiolrated by
the leaia maili by cMdoKiia and thfl
Ihi il aniotml of roal nil urnuinl Que
madn will. It la hop-d, brltiK a rail-
rnnd through thla county at no dis
tant time.
! EATON COUNTRY CLUB
I WILL BUILD A HOME
ItATON. H-ut. SO- At an official
jmeatlnff of the member and offnen
of th Itaton Country club. Inc., luat
j Wadiieaihiv evenlntc In the lodp room
at the Klka Home, m pernmnent art
tof of rice ra were aelerted. The Incor
poration pnpera weie uppmvnl and
itwta out tlO.uuo aa the cap.t"! atoik
In par value nharee ,f fSft aarh.
It wia decided to eomnienca th
erection of tho oOuniry club home, at
once, and a building committees corn
poeed of Knirtt Hutb, K. J. Hum
phrey and Thoe. Kinney vara electee
to go ahead with the work.
TO MOF CAI'lTAU
PARI.K, fltipt. SO. The Neno Ta.
blfttt, of Vienna, aar the friedritm
tovernnirnt la planning to move thw
rupltal ft Hunnary from Hudnpent trt
KliihiweiMaenttuia'. Where the natlonnl
aaneiiibly will be untnioned to uitxe.
i ituidi- m ii'iii'h all fort'lKti born (litter-I
at .i and pii'pint- iti in for en uteusli p
I tn'fiiiitii' the I'l'iitoiN in to be tal rn next
! ye.ir. and a irnu-l showinK h ileitlrt'tl.
Hi; WAIT. NikIU K'dinol 1.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
SCHOOL U0LD3 EXERCISES
i The celebration nt the Inuiiiii'illiiU'
' Ctxii i-ption Hi'hoid In honor of "i'on
jtiMiiiiton iWiv" W'm In a in out patrlultn
' tn;tnnt.r. Tin proKt'inti follow:
jThe nst)iuirn of the lulled Hta ten
- Wtltund ChilHVlo.
i 'ur Kl-i ;mh'H h'i f and Hlx.
1'he Addrei at the t H tl I'd t on nf
(e'l: Mbitrif Ci-iiietery John Iteldy,
Thu Anit-iii .in Treed Thomna
Itorhl.
The Hword of I'.unUer Hill Jnaeph
Ithlter.
The Monrv ViiIiip of an Kduentlon
1 'n nl M mnlnff.
Hon a. l:eii, VMilte and lllife Cln.
T'le tiiei-n Mountiiin Hoy!
Viir, Thee pnpil- aie noiklnit their llelil.
own tool" and iIoIiik mime of Lie i Th Adilreaa of the Unman Culho.
f boo) rep-itr work, lbiiinit the year Wn to Uioiir W.iahtnRtnn.
Ihev will luke up blacksmith and liiit- - other ret llnth-n bv M-itliinn Fran
c hi or tdiopw-ork. ' i hlni, Kutiire lb 'rkiihoff. Kd
The wo'xlw irk r'n-n. under Mr. riinke Cnrr. J.ick .M -Kiirlmid. W iUer
l'eiilon. eoii'uitia fony nine memher (!. Ilm ui, i Uli IMnelll, Mildred tfhee-
who are now rtiif.iite.i in iiniMhuiK th ), Lirhnio .Hnno
in. ion, il tiaipiPK holldiiiff
There lire fifteen iremhern now ref-
ttend in the o-aiioiml triiinlna' t'hio.
Will' h 1 exertid il rtpen noiill. Thin
i lii mm will work In Lie hhop In the
Itioinlnir and no Iv nurh nh)e'ln an
hu t ti:i nU 1 1 tirlt h met h' n t 1 c,'. ii-nthli
In the mi innoii l"UiiTII V It. .
AI'Ib'T.' M uiiihI Ti.ilnln: Iept. 1. 1
J mi or tin- OrminJt-a. Tiie real tnt of the aong'n popular
The Juoioin h-ld Uieir flrt vnm ty ( parody,
nieeilnir on Ki pteinlo-r I) and elei'fe.l I
tin follow int. oiih-eiH: I'renhleur, pon't pay any nltentlon to th dti
,lamH l.iiinh; vice prenl-b'nl. Mar- aareeahle lhliiK people aay about
finet Mundurf; et ietmy, Adeline CbMyou if they are not Hue.
TiKim by Joni-ph Klna-
, lltlMI MIAN OITNM.
TIt.lN Iri-laiKl Hepl. :' -Hilb-
N'-t 1'itho'H for the Irlih renuhllc loan
of 'i 2 'tit tinii w ere opi oi d toilav. No
; reli ib'e ihi'i remndlnif thu rinpomn;
rt avnlltihli.
Nordnt iiiiu'a iinnlher vlnH,
waa tloiie, but jiift vlaittiiR. Until the
departure nf Ir. Norifntriim.
New Bowling Alleys
atY. M.C. A. Will Be
Open to Women, Maybe
The woman-kind of the rlty which j
hn b'en cliiiiiourliiR at the Y. M.C.A
to be allowed lo awlui In the Y pool.
Io play tin inn on the Y court nnd lo I
plav luivor wHh the Y arranaemenia
rneiaily la to have an opportunity t i
prove the alnc 'rlty of Ita detmindM tn
the ituiller of the new bowling alley
beliiK It'Mtalled at the Y butUilnif.
' I vnd tna the completion of the '
alleya, aald I.. H. b'nx, fttyrnl aerre- j
tat y. "w- will be Rind to heur from :
any of the woman In the city who i
tola oiiitt really like to uae our imiwmiik .
I allege, no that we will be able to ar-
raitKi) H aijitjihle time for that pur
pone. If tbone who are liiterented
will call ua up and I d in know about
It we will try to net until e muiip morn
Ina when thu allfvn can Ite uaed ex-
clunlvelv by women. If no one b i
li'tt n nled eiionith to cull tie up we'
will let lh matter drop."
The new bow I hi ulleva will be .
formnlty opened nonie fi tic lit next
w i-i k w Ith ait evblblUon match be- j
tween two t-t ecki'r-i'K iminn. Mi k j
Tit llmli no. one time I '. H. champion
in eiiiluranre bitwhlii; will lead one (
team. Mrk'n rford la rolllnif an
uvtiaK of ltfO In 144 K"meH.
O'VSUIl 11
t - - i 1 1 1 ri
It you wimlil ttr haiiy In tlir ollirr
fi-llnw .1. Ihr Hni-ryliiK.
llr In trtiiv it iililftli.w ninn who ta
loo buy to tiltt fur biutwlf.
The Capital
Development
Company
If ItHI
ROYAL
TYPEWRITER
I'lon-crlnir In the development
field In New Me 'co It hitturalty
aouifht the I'loneer In tyiM-wrtter
J eve Iconic nt and of coium iIiimc
ItOYAI, HTANftAllU
TYVfc-WIUT:itM
iWdli new antl atrtHl-tiaiMl type
wHieea, buuulit, aotd. ruitou aim!
rviMtrtti.
Albuquerque
Typewriter
Exchange
O. A. IM ItTM It. rnin.
133 N. ht. I'Iioim 141
Ask Your
Girl Friends
the make of men's
clothes they know best.
Nine out of ten or more
will tell you
Hart Schaffnsr
& Uzrx
They know the brand
not only from its long
period of national adver
tising, but because their
fathers and brothers also
wear Hart, Schaffner &
Marx clothes, and they
know that style and tai
loring are always of the
highest standard.
This year's prices are no
higher.
r.tcClintock
Wright Clothing Go.
1
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