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For The Man Who Did
n't Come Before
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AVAKERSEWyoRK
Correct Clothes for Men
The opportunity still remains to sfcure a
good Suit and Overcoat at a great
reduction.
Listern to Our Good
Reason
For offering such greatly reduced prices
on seasonable clothing. It is a fied policy
in our Clothing Department never to carry
over goods from one season to another. In
order to clear them oxit we name prices that
cannot fail to be attractive.
This is Your Opportun
ity to Accomplish a
Great Saving
On your wearing apparel. Every gar
ment offered by us is a bona fide bargain.
You will profit by investigating the values we place before you. Our
clothing bears Alfred Benjamin and S. M. & S. Labels and our guarantee.
Single and Double Breasted Suits, former tfQ
price $15.00, now . Pi.lJ
Sack Suits of Fancy Cheviots, latest cut, C I Q K A J
former price $18 and $20. now - - - lO.JU I
SHOES FOR MEN
SHOES FOR WOiMEN
SHOES FOR CtllLDREN
FOR MEN We recommend
The Walkover Shoe,
The Edwin Clapp Shoe,
The Florsheim Shoe.
FOR WOMEN We recommend
the Drew Selby Shoe.
We are exclusive agents and
offer it at the littlest prices
for which thoroughly good
shoes can be sold.
We still show a collection of Men's Winter Underwear Sweaters, Shirts,
Hosiery, etc., etc.
20 Per Cent off on Men's all-Wool Underwear.
Manhattan and Eagle Shirts, original price $1.50 now $1.20.
Manhattan and Eagle Shirts, original price $2.00 now $1.45.
The Best of Everything is Represented Here.
The Right Place
For The Correct
Styles st the
Proper Prices.
Morrison Bros.
Store Closes at 9:30 O'clock
If Yonr Purchase
Does Not Please
in Every Way we
will Keturn Your
Money.
WANTED AT ONCE
40 Extra Salesmen, Sales-ladies, Cashiers, Cash Boys
and Bundle Wrappers, wanted fqr our Gigantic Sale Wed
nesday, January 3X, to Saturday, Feb. 10th. Apply Fri
day between 4 and 6 p. m.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE
North Main Street
Roswell, New Mexico.
Frv.it3 and Box Candy. "The Ever
ocd." 79t4
F e-t Boby ret lrnei to Artesia last
vening.
J. B. Sibert, of Hagerman was here
-esterday.
A. M. James went to Pecos Texas
last evening.
Wood delivered to all parts of the
city, 603 N. Pecos Ave. 64tf.
A. B. Teeple, the Hagerman lum
berman came up this morning.
Bead our list of special bargains
in this issue. Carlton & Bell. 79tf
M. J. Hartman left last evening for
Lake Arthur on a business trip.
J. O. Cameron, the Carlsbad attor
ney is in the city on legal business.
WANTED Good, bright boy, about 17
years old. Ingersoll's Book Store.
Juniper, apple and cottonwood at
603 N. Pecos Ave. 'phone 412. 64tf.
Prank Early of Dallas left yester
day after a business trip to Roswell.
Coco Cola and Dr. Pepper on tap
for the "fiends" at "The Evergood."
79t4,
J. C. Wilson, the real estate man
left last evening on a business trip
to El Paso.
At "The Evergood" Confectionery
the fountain -is open all winter. All
good, soft drinks.
Edward Casnow, who has been resid
ing in Roswell for the past five years
left last evening.
J. A. Farnsworth, the crude oil gas
man returned last evening from a bu
siness trip to Amarillo.
FOR SALE: Good milk cow, apply
to Chas. Corbin, mile East of E.
Bland St. S. E. of City.
Sam Stoval, of Indian Territory,
who has been here for several days
left last evening for Dexter.
D. G. Hall who was formerly in the
retail grocery business here left last
evening on a business trip to El Paso
J. A. Graham returned last evening
from a business trip to eastern .cities
in the interest of the Commercial
Club.
Lewis Miller and wife of New Cas-
j tie, Iowa, arrived in Carlsbad last
i evening with intention of locating
there.
Thirty acres fine land, all fenced
and in cultivation; 3-room house, ar
tesian well, close in. A bargain. Carl
ton & Bell. 80tf
When you want something good to
eat, remember the ROSWELL HO
TEL. A. J. Crawford, Ownef and
Proprietor. t3
F. E. Lewis, the prominent young
stockman of Carlsbad returned last
evening from a business trip to New
York City.
When you want a nice place to
sleep, remember the ROSWELL HO
TEL. A. J. Crawford, Owner and
Proprietor. t3.
Ira J. Bell, of the Dixie Land Im
provement Company returned last ev
ening to Dixieland after a trip to
points east.
D. E. Leverton, of Farmington, 111.
who located at Hagerman six weeks
ago visited the metropolis of the val
ley yesterday.
The name of Gronsky's confection
ery store is "The Evergood." Every
thing that is good, and the name is
a fitting one. 79t4
W. P. Lewis, the hardware mer
?hant returned last evening from a
week's business trip to Kansas City
md Fort Worth.
Born: to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clem
?arly this morning, a fine boy. The
Record extends congratulations to
he happy parents.
H. Fischer and M. Bonshausen
lome-seekers from Port Arthur Tex
as, came in this morning after invest!
gating the lower valley.
Willard Keen roadmaster of the
southern division of the Pecos Val
:ey lines was here yesterday return
ng to his home in Carlsbad last ev
ening. Druggist wanted at Lake Arthur, N
M., with stock of drugs, No drug
tore. Building for rent at reasonable
-ate. Address Lake Arthur Townsite
2o., Lake Arthur, N. M. 81tf
Dr. J. B. Lynn, who recently locat
3d here with his family left last even
Tig for El Paso on a business trip and
.vill return to Boswell t6 look after
lis practice in a few days.
Success is stamped on every pack
ige. It is the most successful rere
iy known. It makes you well and
ceeps you well. That's what Hollis
er's Rockey Mountain Tea does. 3
cents. Tea or Tablets. Roswell Drug
ft Jewelry Co.
Tear Up the Face of the Earth With
The Canton Line
Anyou will be sure of the best results. This
year promises to be the bes-t in the history of
the Tecos Valley in the Agricultural line, and it
will pay to start right. We have the tools, from
a Georgia Stock to Double Disc Flow.
.COME AND HE SHOWN
I have a fine residence in this city to trade for
an improved farm.
I have 40 acres, improved, in shallow artesian
belt, to trade for town property .
A. O. Millice,
REAL ESTATE NOTARY.
ROOM S
TEXAS BLOCK. PHONE 375
W. D. Garwood, the superintendent
of the Pecos Valley Lines was a busi
ness visitor to Roswell yesterday and
today. He makes frequent trips here
in the interest of his company.
Dilley and Son have an excellent
new ambulance. It is finished in ena
mel black and has large glass win
dows at either side. It is built in a
manner to convey sick people as well
as dead ones.
W. J. Dimler, of Dayton, Ohio, who
has been here for several months for
the benefit of his health left last ev
ening for points south. He will re
turn to Roswell. Mr. Dimler is one
of the expert machinists that has
been employed at the National Cash
Factory Company at. Dayton, Ohio.
o
PROPERTY FOR SALE
By Carlton & Bell, Room 5, Oklaho
ma Block. Phone 140.
No. 159. Nice 4-room house on N.
Penn. ave. Fruit and shade trees, ar
tesian well, lawn. Very desirable lo
cation. No. 134. 2- acres of land, all in
fruit. Some will bear this year; six
room house, artesian well, barn. Ten
minutes walk from postoffice. This
will make a fine home and is one of
the best investments in the city. You
can double your money on this in 12
months. Can be had at a sacrifice if
taken at once.
No. 36. A handsome S-room resi
dence, on one of the best residence
streets in the city. Will give you a
bargain in this property.
No. 168. Five-room. house on S.
Mo. ave. Corher lot and stable; east
front. Will be sold very .cheap and
on good terms.
No. 169. 4-room house on N. Mis
souri ave. Two lots, cement walks;
close in, $1,300. 79tf.
J. Harry Gay
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Information For You.
About School Books, we keep ALL
THE BOOKS the children will re
quire for the new term some second
hand at reduced prices. Biggest tab- j
lets, most pencils, largest botile of
ink, for the money, in town. Inger
soll's Book Store. 81tf
Have you seen the Art Exhibit at
the Episcopal Church? Do not miss
this opportunity.
Xow located in Roswell with
office at
307 N. Kentucky Avenue
has received the following let
ter from one of the best known
instructors in Southern Kans.
Hl'MHOLT, KaN8.,
Jan. 20, 1906. (
Dr. J. H. Gay.
li os well N. M.
Dear Sir: During the first
five years that I wore glasses
I had my work done by two
of the best Opticians in Kan
sas City. I am not one of the
people who think it economy
to save money by neglecting
the eyes,
For about four years you
have been doing my Spectacle
work and I am frank to say
that your work has uniform
ly given me the best satisfac
tion of any I hawe had done.
Yours truly.
J. E. Cook,
Supt. City Schools.
FOR SALE!
Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 13,
31 of the Land Decisions of the Sec
retary of the Interior in good con
dition. Apply at the United States
Land Office.
John Bichey, "the father of Arte
sia" came up this morning "I am hot
about this statehood question" said
he, "I am in favor of single statehood
Mr. Bichey is one of the prominent re
publican politicians of the Valley.
as affil
Justice ive him
.ing on
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