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County Clerk

OLDKST ESTABLISHED PAVEli IX CUlittY COUNTY

VOL. IS, NUMBER 18 SIXTEEN PAGES CLOVI3, NEW MEXICO. THURSDAY, OCIOBER 27, 1921. SIXTEEN PAGES $2.00 PER YBAt

Rail Strike SeemsVery Likely Now

Oii -

Union Chiefs Say Walkout on 30lrCan Only Be Prevented

N v.v bv "Sotllumcnt."

Chi';-..co- , Oct. 2. Tiu Govern-

ment will make it.; final attempt toVi

prevent the thrt l railroad strike

tomorrow at ! o'clock, when prci-ilcit.- .,

general ehairmen mid execu-

tive toinr.iiUeet, of the five train serv-

ice unions meet lure at a conference

reported to have Li en arranged a- - tncih

'.location el" the United Slates Kuil-rou- d

I.ubor Uoard.Tin- - hoard's investigation of the

CHII'e of the strike threat ended ub-- j ith... ....... . I. ...I..... H,.. Runrnpuy iii n:oo o w.c -- ;j

union leuders asked perinitsion to

make un announcement to their men,

and then culled tomoriow's meeting

Union leaders tonijfht said that the

wetiiiR tomorrow had been culled at

tlu- - siiKirestion of Ben W. Hooper,

of the board and that

th y expected him to personally prc-s--

a final proposition from the

beard. Mr. Hooper refused to con-

firm or deny that JudKe R. M. Bur-

ton, chairman of the board, said that

ti decision on toduy's heurinx may be

tomorrow and certainly

would be fiithcnminK by the next

Ruch of the presidents of the five..... .,.nspnrtation groups sum, nowever,

!'.at the prospects for a settlementI' ltiiinly were no better than they

further, declaring that "the clouds

vere darker than, ever."It was understood that the board

would make the following proposalsto the unions tomorrow:

That the unions suspend or call off

the strike ordered for next Sunday,

imd.based on the wage cut made lastJuly, pending decision by the boardon further wage cuts on any revision

of rules which the employes fear the

roads will ask. The roads have al-

ready announced their intention ofseeking a ten per cent wage cut for

the train service men, in addition to

the 12 pir cent slash of last July. a

Many roads have indicated a desire toabrogate time and a half for over,

time also.

Fear Further Cut

Throughout the hearing today thw

union leaders insisted fear of changes

in rules and feur of further wage re-

ductions hud influenced their men in

voting to strike. The bourd is under-

stood to be prepared to urjje that thisfear of something which may happenin the future is not sufficie.it grounds

for a strike, and that the men cannotanvlhingbv for themselves

thesev.as

hmrinn lift,.,- - little tleir.' l

an hour had been devoted to takingtesCrnony of the railroad's side, fol-- i

lowed a series of whispered confer-

ence" pinon" union leaders. I

W. G. Lee, president of the train- j

men, i:"kcd permission to name an a:i- -

. i,:.. iit iu fin. i .1 i iiiiii.iiiii.iKit) of whom were He called

tlnni to nt ! o cock tomorrow.. , .

v arrrn . Mone or tneand I.. E. Sheppnrd of the switchmen,!made similar announcements, mid nf- -

ter a b"ief stul "inent from Judge 11.

w. M.rron. ca rman or mo '

board, to the effect that, the hoard'sns to whether the union had

the July 1 orderwould be handed down either tomor- -

row or the meeting was

yjounied.Must Have Settlement,

Whether proposal which theboard is expected mako tomorrowcan prevent the strike, is a question

union would comment on.Throughout the hearing toduy theyreiterated their previous declarations

they could cull off the strikeunless a "satisfactory settlement''was reached, and they defined such a

settlement as revocation of the wage

cut of July 1, payment to the men ofthe thev have !o?t as a resuli,

cd periods.Board members to com- -

ciil on tin.' union meetings to be,

lull! tomcrow, but others pointed out

thai .the uvneral ehairmen. irnnel

ilervs end executive committees who

v.'ll li.. in :illnii:ir.:'e bi-- i Ihe liower'a'l off the strike v;;thou'. refer- -

cure to any other body. we Mil, -- 0-

'i in ..iijiiu'i-j- tie.' heprirt; today Beni Meic;.n Uuom -- Children examin-W- .

iiooi r, chairman of the board's d", ",S; noiv.iul 1 ; over W"ii;ht, 4;judiciary comi'iitte:' developed in ul r,htly under weight, 7; seriouslyhis exitiiinetiem (,f the u:;ion presi-- , under weight, 21.

rt : thai f. ar of future wage cuts or! :Usj Newell wishes to thankrule changes was thj impi llir.g mo-- , Ind'os for their hearty cooperationlive behind the overwhelming strike land help in this work and will do

majority, rather than opposition to1 J .... noitl iin!iitiin ff l.ial " ' - ' -

, , E h pi.ct;:(i,nt declared he did

not accept the July cut, but thtit itulone probably would not have beenenough to cause a strike.

Farwell BeatClovis Eleven

The hitch school loir a hard

mine last Friduy to the Farwell team. tension at Farwell adjourned Tuei-Th-

defeat is attributed the The grand jury was in sessionperior weight of the opponents and all lust week and did not adjourn un-al-

the fuct that the team war til Tuesday of this week. Thin is thematerially weukened from the Ros- - longest session of a jtrand jury that

frame. ilu.s been held since Parmer CountyNew hopes are beinjt into, was organized. Heretofore the work

. ii , . .1 .. , .me leam mis weeK since iney nave twogood teamu out a hard scrimmageevery afternoon., Much new, moterinl

the team considerably.Voyles, the b'g guurd, who acquit-

ted himiielf so creditably in the Far-wel- l

game is now n candidate for a

buck field position and is a promisingi

, . . , ,'

. .'

game for a couple of weeks, is backin form and is now running end.With the new material that Is out andthe old team going strong, the futurehaa a much brighter hue than thepast.

The team plays Portales Friday and.again in enemy territory, .but there is

better feeling in the ranks than everbefore over the outcome of the re-

maining games.

DON WEATHERFORD SAYSMANY SAW EXHIBIT

Don Wcatherfcrd returned thefirst of the week from Dallas wherehe has been with the Curry-RaoF-

velt exhibit. Mr. Wentherfonl say'is impossible the j of

of the others,

lo0 wailing thone de- - '"'"I'lc expressed as De-

cisions 'to he rendered. lieving the exhibit sent from

The unexpected ending of the counties the best in the ex- -

mm-.- ,

i:i:npresent.

meet

enirneers,

derNinnviolated wag' cut

rrulay,

theto

no officinl

that not

wuircs

the

foupht

to

to

well

instilled

for

at

11 om tm Mm-

":. "limbers and numbers of

I""1 ni;l1- -

COTTON COUNTRY GETTINGIN BETTER CONDTION

. -Reuben Kr.ight of- - Pallvs was here

for a few d vs this week visiting his

Mi" M:iry K.iight. Mr. Kuighl

is n t .k'iniaii for a dr goods firmand tiavels over Texas, He savs the j...iM.tton reet'on or, Texas is getting in.. ft ... Thj farmers yearvl.ri..UPjhj;.'to hm. mm,v 0j thAcrop was made exceedingly cheap.The good price of the staple is now

ht,,p:nl, to i)rill(r t,,m out 0f the hole, i

'

.,. r... p..i,..i : ... il.iJlll'Ui l.W.tilD m '.week. 4.Mr Roberts went there to

meet Mv. mid their little , ,

..,, ,, ,.., ;,,;', fnl. .. .,w win

weeks in Wyoming.

Would Affect200 or 300 Men

Should the strike of engineers, fire- -

men, brakemcn, conductors and tele- -

graph operators occur next week,'between two and three hundredin Clovis will be directly affected, j

.With the decision of the Shop Craftsnot to go on a strike the number of

strike on the Santa Fe here will com-- ,

nicnco Tuesday

of that cat, and a promise by the men to go out here has been materinl-rond- st

not to seek further wage re-t- y reduced. According orders in

ductions or charges in rule3 stut- hands of union officials now, the

declined

'iiEFORT OF SCHOOLSNUTRITION WORKER

During the past week Miss Newell,with the assii-t;.ne,- cf the ladies oT

Clevis, h.i3 weighed aril meusitrcd the toi;lle.vin;r grades in the LnCusitn

building:Cr-uk- 1 . Children examined, ; is

neural, 2; over weiht, 2; s'ighlly11; seriously under

eicht. 2( li Idivn examined, .13;

110! II'. I, H owrwi'ight, H; nightly.jr,(,,,. , . l.t, .; Muuiu-l- under

r.

i thethe

unythuig to make the work a success.td,,. will m..,.t tti.i m,,llnt-- nt llm hili-l- l

.school on Saturdays.

10:30 a. m. to 12are

and 1 :.10 p. in. to .'1. Also has a class onfor Mexican mothen on Wednesday,November 4th.

Her uddre3S is 016 North Mitchell.,phone 94.

PARMER COUNTY GRANDisJURY HAS LONG SESSION

District Court which has been in to

iL 1 I I... 1. ALoi me jury una oeen eonipieieii un--

first week of court. be

uuviunoiKAiiunDUCTED WEDNESDAY J.

The demonstration for immunizinghogs from hog cholera by the simu

ltaneous treatment was conducted atthe Will H. Pnttison farm near Clnud

Wednesday. About one dozen farmers.were present and full instruction!);with demonstration were given ontniminn Uma iaIil anxit tv nnrl IMMIB in" ' " oc'um ", ",oy ur, c, r. jonnion, veterinarianfrom the State Extension Service.

Ct,nf, Man Will"Not Join Strike

The Shop Craft's decision not togo on strike with the Brotherhoodscommencing Sunday, eliminates about1,000,000 workers from the strikenumbers. A statement signed by B.

M. Jewell, president of the lubor de-

partment of the American Federationof Labor and concurred in by the

..e were definitely advised Oct.

M , ,he officM, of t,K four t,.nng.

portatiim organizations that theywould not, under any circumstances,

with the Federated Shop

Crafts in the threatened strikeOct. !?0.

"It further developed that ifo'.hor Cln.is of employes ileclileil totti'ke with them, the four transpor-- 'tal'.on im'ons would not be bound to,ivmuin on strike tftcr thev had re- -

reived settlement ncccptablc to them.veil Ihoiifh Ihore who had assisted1

them in making their :Uiike success-- ;

f LJ had received, no settlement and',,,c,,t, on

"For the reasons stated the Fed-

erated Shop Crafts will continue toawait th? isjunnce. by the UnitedStates Railway Labor board of th

it to estimate Maintenance Way Workers,ndvortiiln;? counties lioncry Engineers and say:

this

n,

to

the protection the best

interests these Federated Shop

Crafts."

RATE REDUCTIONSEFFECT NOVEMBER

riwlnptinna nrcler- -

by the Interstate CommerceCommission on grain will go into

effect sometime in Novemberwhen the roads have arrangedrute The reduction will

about ten per cent.

,VVILL WANT UNCLETO DISARM FIRST

Wtr.hir.gton, Oct. ". Vos libilti.i

tint the United Staler, will b naked

most of the actual disarmingvheu the rations gather for the

of that subject in Novemberforeseen by close obs I'vers hern,

here.

Th" forecast 't huseil on thethat the bmi3 for nteh

reifi'i'ior, i be the reveral na-

tions appareiil : tru iciiinvmrnlr,of n socalled trudiiiK uirrre-

'iil. r this hitter, ruilanmeiitt.'.iiht be on a basis, but

. lit., fiirnniv i.vmili. mo!compl'cutions nriiing.

Supporting their content'on Urn

United States may fir.d most ofjihd'snrnvng forced on herself, (he

observers here point out Ihat bothJapan and (treat Brituin, major pur- -

ticipunts in the forthcoming parley,maritime pov.-ers-

. They dependfor their commercial and

national life. Accordingly they will

both I'kely to object to any greatreduction in their actual power atsea. On the other hund, the pointwill made that the United States

a country and thuswill only need sufficient naval forces

protect her coasts.

PEDRO ROMERO NAMEDLAND OFFICE RECEIVER

Washington, October 25. Nom-

inations sent to the senate from theWhite House today Included thatPedro Romero of Newkirk, N. M., to

receiver of public moneys at Ft.Sumner,

H. EAP.RY VISITINGSON IN CLOVIS

J. Barry of Los Angeles is herefor a visit at the home of his son,John Mr. Barry has many

in Clovis who always enjoyhis visits here and wish he would de-

cide to make his home permanentlyClovis. Mr. Barry plans to spend

the winter in Mexico City after ashort visit here.

Many Calls onRural Phone Lines

The business on the Curry CountyRurul Telephone Company's lines isincreasing, according to Mr. JohnByrne, exchange manager. Mr. Byrneruys thnt during the month Sep-

tember B41 calls went over the line.12(1 of these calls originated at thestations in the county outside Clo-

vis on the lines of the company. 2"1calls came from points on the Moun-

tain Strtes Telephone Company withrural points on the line us their des-

tination.Mr. Byrne snys he is sure lhat peo-

ple in Clovis as well us points overthe would use the lines otthe rural phone a great deal more-i-

they only realized what a smallcost it is. The minimum charge forstation to rtat'on calls is 10c, while

the iiv.xinuim; is only .'.ic. In timethe phoii" company will handle n

rieat deal many more culls than ithandles now which w'll make thecompany a profitable one.

COST CF LIVING IS

18 PER CENT LOWER

Tiro cost living has ipped 18

per cent within tho last year, nccord-'n- g

to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

revealed oy tne statistics,Clothing has dropped about 30 pet

cent in the last six months; food is alittle higher, but rents have droppedslightly, as have fuel and furniture.

A survey thirty-tw- o cities re-

veals the relieved condition. Amongthe cities Boston, Chi-

cago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit,Kansas City, Mo. Minneapolis, NewOrleans, New York, Pittsburgh, Portland, Ore.; Richmond, St. Louis, SnnFranc'aco, Oaklund, Seattle andWashington, D. C.

0. C. Newton, w.io was seriouslyinjured in un auto accident severalweeks ago, 's able to he about withthe assistance of crutches.

decision on the remaining rules nnd!withm tll(! 1,,st six ,"0"tn!, u,t' ll,'0l'

mion receipt of this decision this body been nearly . per rent oi the. , ,. .i,t i,ow ,.,rh -- ,.iiv,.,i Mr. mul

men

for

miy

e reconvened anu nnu ueii- - - -

nite action will be taken, having forrMrs- - Consumer find themselves is not

its purpose ofof

"

IN

IN

Tbo feniirhtrd

tariffs.bo

do

will

Instead

the sea

be

be

of

N. M.

H.

Barry.frbnds

of

of

county

of dr

of

"as

iinui

Club Winners AreMeetin

KIWANIS CLUB

C. W. Harrison had ehaitre of theKiwa'ib Clul program Wednesday.

M ira Kthel Il' iulerson delighted tini;i. 'nib i! ef th: eli.li with a well re ti-

tle mil solo and also led the club mem- -

, .,-;,- , ,,. rn,Kj. n. Atwm)(, a m.,ber of the Ilov

Scout orgar.bv'.tioii of Clovi- ilea talk !) the club abou' whal the Pov

Pcouls of Clovis aiv doing and what,1'"" ' '

mi.vvm, nt mean:, to the boys. J.B. made n good talk; really lmIth ,

bitter than some of the talks madebefore tlu club by tiie men membersat differ' nt times.

Dr. C. L. McClellnn spoke in favorf f the Sccut movement ami said hehoped to see the day when the Scout?would have a nice building in Clovis

Big Minstrels byElk Members

The Elks Minstrels will be held thisevening at the Lyceum Theatre and itpromises to be an entertuinmentworth while. It is being put on un-

der the direction of W. H. Holmes.

Following is the program:W. H, Duckworth, Interlocutor.End-me- n Fritz Herod, Lester R.

Baylesa, C. N. Hardy, Joe Hewett.1. (ire.nd Opening Overture, en-

tire company.2. "If You Like Me Like I Like

You," R. M. Bishop.

3. "When My Shoes Wear OutFrom Walking, I'll Be on My FeetAgain." John Bledsoe.

4. "I Want My Mammy." WillurdSwaney.

5. "Wright or Wrong." HarveCampbell.

6. Selected Numbers, Quartet.7. "Lonesome That's All," Ora

Kennedy.8. "All by Myself," Jake Noble.9. "The Island of Koo Koo," Tom

Pendergrass.10. "Francis," Grover Guyer.11. "There's Only One Pal After

All," E. E. Tagadc,.12. Oh, Brother, What a Fcelin' "

Lester R. Bay less

13. "Wang Wang Blues," JoeHewett.

14. "Old Fashioned Levee Dance,"C. N. Hardy.

15. "Venezuela," Fritz Herod.lfi. "Give Me a Kiss Me:';rs.

Hewett, Hardy, Campbell and Miss

I.ucinda Jackson Jones.1. Finale entire company.Political Speeches on Daiktown

Politics, Jack Rawlings.Jazz Revue, Ted Lewis and his Or-

chestra.Violin Solo, Floyd Marsh

Quartet Numbers, Elks MinstrelQjartet.

Selected Solo Number Mif El hoi

ilendiTjon, Prima Dona Soprtino.

Aftei'i iece, "The Indian Mussuere

of 1021."A Lazy Nigger, Joe Hewett.Another I nzy Nigger, C. N. Hardy

west, Ora Kennedy.The Indian, Sully Fewclolhe

BARN BURNED.

The b.nr.s, shed and garage of ('. E.'.i "ifer, who lives nine miles north ofClovis near the draw,, burned Mon-

day night, the origin fire be-

ing unknown. Mr. Keifer did nothave uny insurance.

State Tax LevyLess Than 1920

The stnte tax levy for this yearwill be five mills one-four- mill

lower than last year's.Although the itnte auditor's office

has not notified county clerks thelevy hus been practically decided up-

on and probably will be changedwhen the county clerks s"e notified.

The levy is baaej on $'Hi T.nou.OOO

taxable valuation nearly $:i",000,-00- 0

less than last yeur's und 85 per

cent tax collection. The percentagela.st year was rl ahtly higher than this,

g in ClovisLive Stock Judging and Demonilra-tio- n

Ttami Will Compote HeroFriday and Saturday.

The .'iv Mexico Stale Live StockMud.'ii't; and l)emoitniti(ai Contests

will he held in Clovis Friday and Sat-- I

iiidav of th' week. Contestants will

W' 'm t i,,vis from l'n,"' Colr!,X' Sa"Mii'M.I, Mora, Qiiiy, Torrance and

Il 1) I'll..I'ossi'ny vmi ui mm iriinu uw ...utu- -

mo"' lnlln 1",nm;,

,'M'''IJ v :,, eo,,s,,t o, gi, ,s wno , , com- -

peie in nome economics aim uojswho will engage in stock judging.

There will be demonstrations allday Friday, commencing at 8:00 a.in. The stock judgets will visit thevarious farms in the county andjudge registered beef and dairy cut;tie as well as registered hogs. TheHome Economics contests will be held

in Clovis.Judges in the contest will be Ho-

mer Powers, County Agent of McKin- -

ley County; Albert Mitchell, famousHereford breeder of Harding County;und one of the Stnte office directors.

The winners of the contest beingheld here will get free trips to Den

ver to the Live Stock show to be held

there in January.The Clovis Chamber of Commerce

is entertaining the contestant fromthe various counties.

HAS FOUR COPIES OFVERY OLD PAPERS

Antonio Panebeouf, who conductsa grocery story on West HageniiaiiAvenue, showed the News man fourvuluable old newspapers this week.One was a copy of the Vicksburg,Miss., Daily Citizen, dated July 2,1X03. This was printed on wall pa-

per. Another, The Union Volunteer,printed at Louisville, Ky., In 1863.Both of these wcro printed during theCivil War and told of war happen-ings. A copy of the New York Her- -

aid, printed In 1805, told of Lincoln'sdeath. The most interesting of thefour papers though, was a worn copyof the "Gazette of the United States"printed at New York on May 2,

1789. This old. paper tells of the in-

auguration of George Washington aspresident of the United States. Mr.

Panebeouf values these papers veryhighly and they are most valuablekeep-suke-

RESIDENTS OF ONLYNINE STATES CAN GET

BEER PRESCRIPTIONS

Washington, Oct. 25. Prescrip-

tions of beer as medicine under thenew treasury regulations can legallyhe made in only nine states, WayneB. Wheeler, general counsel of theAnli Saloun ''''ague, said today hi a

statement.These slates, he raid, are Califor-

nia, Connecticut, Maisaehcsetts,New J"isey, New York,

Rhode Island and Wiscon-

sin.

Pnscr'ption of beer is al?o possible

of I.ouis:i.na und Maryland.

WILL CLOSE WHOLESALEHOUSE IN CLOVIS

Joyce-Pri- rt Co. will close thei"wholesale grocery business il thisnlace and consolidate it with the storeat Roswell. The firm expects to close

out here within the next ten days.

LEASED GARAGE.

W. C. Tale recently leased his ga-

rage on West Bent Avenue nearschool building, to Tideman &

McKog who will conduct a garage us

well as a grocery there.

THE WOMAN'S MISSION-

ARY CONFERENCE

The Woman's Missionary Confer-

ence of the Roswell District will meetat the M. E. Church in Clov;s Thurs-

day und Friday. All the ladies ofthe different churches aiv invited toconn1.

W. II. Zerwer of Alma Texas, is

here for n vis-i- at the horn.- of his

coirvn,

Sig Foot Wallace, of the old time'"0 tlu' ""H'rohib-to- P"'ti'"

of the

not

Official Paper of Curry County

EDWARD L. MANSON 7Editor and Publisher

Entcrod at the postoffice at Clovis,New Mexico, as second class mattertinder the net of March 3, 1879.

TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTIONOne Year J2.00Six Months l.uO

Fofiph Vlv.iOMm' i

THF. AMKKK N l'Rs As.-ei- f VIK1N

Amrrillo Pnily News and the ClovisNews for $7.20 year.

SCHOOL OK AMIiLIC.W'NM

We have our schookj for the edu-

cation of the young, and our Iradiand other institutions for the ;..!

vancoinci:! of adults,

Kv.'iy conceivable need in t):V aspiel, seems In have been pmvid'i!for oxrt t "lie,

We need schools of A:ii"i'ira;:i m

itl.vitiitioiis v h,"e th.. iivn'.r.iijr.iay I'e li.u, lit in li s ,.v. i'. Ial-.,- lireth value iir.d ilutiis of Ar.ie;iea'ic t i v ( t before he is turned looseto i .1:11,1 the count at will.

if ; .if ihi't kind cnii!.! lie

cvt;ildi led 'n our ree-ier- t it- -- :.ndevery immigrant he required t i t i!;i

n prise ibid course we believe muchof the unrest of this rointiy wuuidbe eliminated in fuluiv gencrnt inns.At any rate it is worth n trial.

The News believes there should hea rcdi'ctinn in freiyht rati beforrthere is a further reduction in the

waires of railway employees. The anotlirailroads hav'e enjoyed the benefits of tion.

in rates at this wouldhave the effect of stimulatiuir busi- -

mL,, W Ejte

it's toasted,course. To sealin the flavor

l';TO.'sr

ness iiikI of lowering the cost of liv-

ing. The milled business should re-

imburse the roads fur the rule re-

duction, There must he a sweepingreduction in freight rules before

can tret hack to normal.

Curry County needs more dairycow.', moro hogs and more hens. A

short wheat crop may not come n xt

Town

down

,,irtl' ,lf creation, would not findyear hut it will come year you

v.h. n Curry will rotjt'1"1 "nu'3 in And the

suffer materially if the lack rev- - ."Home ''"per" makes a regu- -

rmie from the grain s ?limilc:nented v,'"l!-- "?,,sl"m " ten!by the three re 'mil'VI's 111'!!'

ii"ncii aiiiive. I'.'urv pom-- i

try Mid o:rrs i "d h .i are about liteonly product i ili.it the f.tianc ' has to ''sell ?!,., th, p. ice '' w"l! mim!s "r hi'.iin,

fallen out ;ul'' nter'ninincnt to ,your wife,

-- o-

I'l si!' nt I larding has isriurnel ion H njr on the ;.eodcAmerica to utter siieet e

vraycr at noon on Armi'tice day,

ov. II, when the body of an un-

known Aim ri'-a- so'd'er will be b.idto '.isl in Ar:n:;luli National cvni.-- !

;'i r 'wo minutes, hi ginning at

noon, tin people are a.kcd to uttera s;ii et pray, r to the i.'vrr of all

;:o d I'm' tin- vHnnMc gloriouslive,- ae.d ..!' II d.'ine mercy endMcs-ing- s upon our beloved country.

IS SU'liKT?

t'oiinm nl making on the tiice.--

of sundry iii.e.li.-l- i iihysic .aim tintcouples who l..ic hi en married n

certain nuiiiber of years should taketheir vacations s pa.'al" and apart.Lots i f tlu m do, but it is noti.- - 'd lis a sciei.iific en'e.k

The hi;; idea is thai the brain

a

a

body are apt o he liettvrcd hy an al-

tered environment. Kveii couplesthat are passionately were

: find refreshment in separa-On- e

psyeholoirisl assei-t- s thathiltli freiirht rales for the past sev-- ; if the averaire husband and wife wereend months and n general reihietion parted for a nui'tth each year then

freiirht time

proine.'n,

would not be half as many divoices.When the wife has to sit opposite the

'same man at the breakfast table forla hundred years or so her mind (rets

to runninir in a narrow irroove andfinally disappears altogether. Can

you blame it?The doctor's prescription in that

once every year the husband and wife

should travel in opposite direction-'- .

There should not only he a change ofcompanionship but of set no. Thenthe old home and the tie mat binds

will be appreciated at tin ir full.There may be something in this.

Mental staenatioii andthreuirh continued association withthe person ami scenes. A tem-poie-

vi'.iMition in rompanionsh'pa fresh viewpoint will accomplish

much in hlov.-iiu- the cobwebs away.That's what the doctor says. Thelwoman who is parted for a time fromher husband and family returns tothem refreshed and strengthened, j

She is more capable and wi i iirfor si rvice in their behalf.

Of coiust, if she has taken ndvant-- j

aire of lu r vacation t" run off with n

handsomer man all bets are off.Los Aniri Turn s.

oA COMl'LKrK HISTORY

()! THIS COMMUNITY

Of course, the whole family latter-ly reads the "Hone Town Paper.''

..hole family wjmis to know thehapneuinvs tin ci mimmity; netsto rend the in vs nhou'. what the peo-

ple they know for miles around ;v

doiiiir.

The "Home Town Paper is a com-

plete history every year of you andyour neighbors. It tells of theinirs ami iroincs. the births, the mar- -

THE CLOVIS NEWS, OCTOBER 27, 1921.

riagef, the joys and the sorrows all JJ!7in events uiiii ko 10 mane up com- -

History? Why, the average "HomePaper" contains at least TEN

THOUSAND NAMES in tho fiftytwo weeks of any year! Just reflecta bit and realize what that means. Ifyou sat and rend a voluminous

story of the whole world from the

some andi( docs County "'"' yet

of T,nv

P'intini,'

,v.

This

Mh'ii"" id minion Hiimetinies twice'"it ni'mher. ('

'I he "i!'iiic Town Paper" ii a se-- ! S'f

.I've, a tonic to the nerves, a relief irnow butter, lms no.

ef. you

ji'i't of

rust come

si:me

anil

also

les

of

and

.urnr Mm, your daughter. HerefordIirnnd.

TEX1C0 NEW? BRIEFS

The coi.cludine; hours of this weekbi'oie.'ht ei'idenees of Autumn. A

itvery lliiwilconie sand stouil, foliowe.l f

y a cold uo'-the- which niiule u bittil "

our old woi-,- ou,i duds. To tec the 0.itniiuT luiKiliiii' iilmut from parly ij,i..v.ii till the p.hiom of dusk is sufi'i-- f'J

h :i evidence that "winter am cumin'on." -

The ducli season is open now and ' j('

neiie doubt it v.hel, you cell hear tlu V,'

L ..I' ,u ... i, I..,.. m.. fV.'..in "i tiuti .u I .

I'uck is in Uir.ir pi etty shy.l .. O . II j.

' ,lul:ui ii'iu.ticu uoiuiub'cr- -

j Decatur, His., last hiesday inorniiifr.1 .1. t.. l c ' . i

Hid' oeudiue oi. us airedinother till her sainliil spirit n.iceiid-- 1

oil to the K'ruit beyond. After fup.er.ii

l, .,...(..! i.. ...... M VR 8 ooniesiic niuuersKtt.'inlc to he lear.'iied to hisnest.

The Pentacostid meeting which luubeen in session for some time ut theeld HocRev

iiapi

old.

ciiurcn, eonuucieii uy rc

Prei nii'.ti and dauirhter of Por-- 1 ftales, has at'rarU'd much attentionand sevei'r.l members have been en-

listed.Tcxico'u n w meat market, which is

conducted by Crump brothers, is lo-- ii

ir a irood business. They are sell-ii'- ir

meats much cheaper than formernrices. We Wi leonie unylhii'ir thatheips to put conditions on tho normal 8s:

Met,

District Court has been in tensionr t I'aiwell for sonic time, but closedlast Monday niiriit. A heavy docketwin cleared up r.t this date.

A very diliirhtful surprise was theioccasion at the Mei.hod'st pr.r:maircthip week. A poul aid time piHiadimrip: rty w: s riven our new pastor andfani'ly. My, my, hut the preacheiwon't h.'vo any grocery bills for alomr t'ir.e. Lots of eats were pre

UeiiUd. j

C. W. 11:11 & Son's new b'lildimr is:heipir cor.st-.ucte- as rapidly ns pos-- 1

r.'hle Mr. Avery moved his stock to!th" Quid; Service (!araire where he:I'.c.s r.irr" room and is putting in aluivr s'ock of accepaories and anlosuni'lies.

We areAuders-H- i

to hiuim! fwe'il

ami

.'led to repui'. that Mr.--.-

t.il! iiiiiroviny: and ex- -

a irsi in soon. She'i opt nt

ime tine mm.I. .k" a tiiief !h- -t r:im th i:i the

w.- - com to ti II yo'.t ailthat are and will

(..le

u some l ine. I'eUer withye rp n lest we come at an

hour

home

r:.'ion Cl.ivi'

ni;;iit e.hc.iit

thimrs happ nitiirsleep

when think not.Arkansas Slim.

Shoes that fit arc not always worn-- by women.

:r;'

Take Care of Your EyesThe strain on your eyes is more this time of year, as wework under artificial light more. If your eyes feel tired atclose of the day's work, if you have headache, if your eyesburn or pain you

Let Us Examine ThemAn examination in time, saves trouble. School children'seyes should be examined often.

Fifteen years practice and the bestinstruments made are at your service

J. R. DENHOF, OptometristDenhof Jewelry Company

THURSDAY,

tM

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Auspices American

1 j

n hi iiwnwiwMiWi mmujmu wiih mm nm ,,mmmriam"m'!? .

We arethis week.

25c & 55c, No

ftof

"The Birtha Race" is a

ij ticmcndou-- fi :n

li dm r.m ate. Well,7 v or;h the iim. and

I'-

s

e'j

:u y oi Luyiue,NIil.WAI'OI.ITIMES.

Tti- - Bir'h ol ao" in l gilt

I,... nln 'If. "I am theA! li t :o!i Uie

tile lir--

r..l li.cn n n r: .tud

ll:c enj." AnJt h t v tome,') lifted t v c ytlei'ti in tt b-etween r.eneswami l.itioi.tiii.t .1 lr'.v ll:in;'!iIII..! Ot ';.tif n i ii i i ca i

'.ci i I) e s. 'I lieoi

fj.i.ode h thetiiollicitiood oiin. in. C tt I

C.ViO

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!:--

if Never has SIf the an of the

fl camera produced11 more CHICAGO Vk

l lOI'KWITberi' vnod acting

N ill th:oiiph-C- II-

CAt;o TRIB- - Ij

NOW

egion

oy High School Oct 28

evening-T- wo shows

Higher

Starts? 7:C0 9:00

TICKETS

tsKaamViiiEi

55c, Higher

JtSfo.m

performance

jIji nitude

feMW&fl&tMfed XSnl

iiic.M.o

First time anyvhere Willpresented complete in every a3

former in cities.

LIKE DREAM THE PAST BEFOltE ONE IN THISC0LLC3SAL IDEALIZED HISTORY THE

BULLETIN Singing Convention

having some windy days

holes

The civen by Thoniberry day in L'niseopal ebureli.

Friday was enjoyed by all w were j Several visitors from amiprcMcnt,

llro. Hatfield preached a fine ser-

mon Sunday morning and also Sim-da- y

evening.

Several from this rlac attendeiichurch nt Ranchvnle Sunday eve liii'.r.

Several from Clovis nttc.-.dc- theparty at II r. Thornberry's Kri I i.v

night.

Two g rls from Forest, X. ?!., arcattfiiding E.'l o:i this place.

Mrs. Lee lirndshaw ofvisited in the Chandler home

hist Wednesday.

Baker will pruich to us imxt

Sunday mnrning nt eleven o'clock.Kveryhody come. Also 1 'membei'Ptimlay school eveiy Sunday at. 10

a. in. Shorty.

IMPOSSIBLE

"liar, Bobbie been eating Ujctwcen

meuis?""Bobbie no between meal.!."

Life.

() 'A movie actress sayi hi-'- lookinp

(($) for a perfect man to marry him. She

() can locate quite a, number by leading'

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X i (ireenville (S. C.) Piedmont

The young man's crop of wild oatswould be lessened by more efficlenithreshing. 'Minneapolis NonpartisanLeader.

are great advo-

cate of home rule and most ofthem do.

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YOUR

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el

atho

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of thoproduc tion

h the show wiU

Clovu ninKinif

EVF.EYBODY

ISGOING

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tss im

party 2 p. ni.

at

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women

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Very fine tinging. ofdiscussed hy several

Rector liranih made antali; on of i

the singers lo hi:, che vh anyfor which we are vrrj ili inhfai.

will niei in th" I'.-- a:,ch'jrcli at p. m. on nextday. A cordial ie. ion is extend-e-

to all lovers of vocal music to be(hero and part. we will

look you.'

Oscar nireitor.

One method of curbingtionrl unrest would he tofew thousand ofin

llboli:

If "The l'.iith Aoi !!;",'.jn i

'tuw.

i;,iu,;h'- -

"Kc-nti-

"u-i-i" - !

NKWS.

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at 7:00

VTAam us t ; s k A

fl the m.'ikcra of '"I lie

j! Huth of a Marc" set

lor dmI ill -- y m

i:

POST

at thesefce cn

occasions

OF WORLD

elacktower

t hist

the

Mi".

has

Snn- -

Mr.

rounding connmitiitiei were p- - sent,Matter organi-

zation leaders.r interesting

organisation a ela. andinvitedt'.iieCia s t ',v!i

it sharp, Run.vital

lake Come,

forWilliams,

Washington. Columbia

the

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N 07 ICE OF .SUIT

f W .v Mexico lo .1. A. Taftniikr-iw-:- . elair'ai l', defcrd- -

Von are In by notified that J. V.lice has begun a suit you inthe iii tiiit Cou.-- of Cnrry County,New Mexico, ir, ca.-- No. IHHli, andthat the iMicr.d idijecls are to can-cel a mo.tgag i,iven by A. L. Awaitand wife to .1. .. Taft tw $1200.0(1dated January Is, !)IH, and to re-

move he elcud und charfi"" lo l"t in lllock IP! of the Origi-- :

:: Town ef Onus, ,w Mexico, und!'e .iii'i s i you pi (id in Sl,j, (.ttu:,e on" !"'f.,-- e th.. nil, day ef tleceniher,

I, f iid mortgage- will be cancelledml jinh im.nt hy i. w; be tnk-- ''

.'gai.i-- t veu: that the attorney forthe pii.inijff is At w i(K,;(.,,h utf'luvi, Niv Mexico.

Vil.i my h r.d and cn of sa:d('"n-- t at Clovkt, Xew Mexico, this2'ith day of (let )ber, l!)21.

the political berth', IHKAI.)

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l'AMKL KOOXK.10-- -' "'' County Clirk.

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New Mexico Construction Company

PAVING CONTRACTORS

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No

Owinglength

s'w&l prompt

prices.

larger

RISES

plaintiff's

NITE eiTULITIIIC

General Offices AlbuqurqueBranch Offices: Clovis LasVegas

X

FACTS ABOUT CLOVIS

AND CURRY COUNTY

POPULATION' (UOO: Altitude, 4.218: Lati-

tude, :?.") N.irth; Longitude, l():?rd Meridian.DISTANCE BY KAIL From ('liitngo, 1,11 M

miles; Kiinsiis City, ((. miles; El Paso, Texas, 4:!miles; All)Uiuer(ue, 270 miles; Amarillo, 108 miles;Dallas, 4!K) miles.

COVER X i I E N T 1 net ! wa ted city of firstlass.

WATER WORKS City owns water .works;water tested !)8' ,' ure.

SEWER SYSTEM City lias modem sewersystem for 2",()i)() people.

LKillTS AND POWEIJModern light and

io,cr idant twenty-fou- r service.ICE LA XT Large ice plant and excellent pro-

duct.HOTELS Clovis has one of the best Harvey

I louses on the Santa Fe svst"in and numerous hotels.AUTOMOBILE ( I AT? AOES Numerous large

automobile garages, with repair shops, aecessories,etc.

STEAM LAUNDRY Host equipped laundryeast o,f the Rio (Irande.

BANKS Tw National banks and two Stalebanks, with combined deposits of two and one-ha- lf

million dollars.BUSINESS IIOI'SES Eight Mucks of brick,

stone and cement buildings, wit It the best metropol-ia- n

stores in the State.SCHOOLS Public and high schools. Three

'argc biddings costing if"..",00(). 1 ()).(;(() and 17.").000

Two thousand scholastics and fortv teachers.CUP KCIIES-Metho- dist, Dapitst, Christian,

Presbyterian. Episcopal, Catholic, Advent ist, Breth-ren and other denominations.

IIOSPITALS-Sa- nta Fe Kailway hospital andBaptist hospital, both with modern equipment.

OPERA HOUSE Clovis opera house the fin-

est in the state. Seats nine hundred people.RESIDENCES-O- ver twelve hundred resi-

dences ranging in price from $.(M)0 to (),( )(K), and:u:mv homes now under construction.

I1' I I A T E I J X IT I ES M asons. Eastern Star. OddFellows, Ifebckhas. Elks, Woodmen of the World,Yeomen, Kniulifs of Pythias, Knights Templar,Moose, etc.

SOCJETIES-Eedera- ted Clubs and Red Cross.PHYSICIAN'S- Ten physicians and surgeons,

three dentists, one osteopath, two chiropractors.ATTORNEYS Eleven attorneys that practice

in all ibe courts.ABXTIMCTORN.-Fi- ve firms of abstractors

soiiih of them bonded.CHAMBER OF COMM ERCE-Cha- mber of

Commerce with Ihree hundred members.GRAIN ELEVATORS Five large grain eleva-

tors witll conibined storage capacitv of 200,000 bush-els.

RAIIAYAYS-San- ta Fe, with shops for fourdivisions. Pay roll .i:0.0(H) per nionlh. Chief grainmarket for the state.

TRADE TERRITOKY-Clo- vis is trading cen-ter of l."),000 square miles of trade territory and is apleasant place to live. Tt is fast becomin "ga whole-sale distributing center with five standard wholesalehouses and six larire wholesale distributing oil com-panies. The sun shines three hundred and twenty-fiv- e

days in Ihe year. We have most comforts andconveniences enjoyed in the larger cities and a cli-

mate unsurpassed in America.I PO 1 1 WAYS Six national highwavs center at

Clovis: The Abo Pass Highway. F. F. F. llihway.Ozark Trails Highway, and North and SouthCross-Conneetin- g

Highway. Over :!()( ).()()() is now beingspent on state highways entering Clovis or has beenaupronrialcd.

WINTER TOI'RISTS air especially invited1o call at the Clovis Chamber of Commerce for freeroad maps and information ils f0 condition of moun-tain passes and best route open on dales informationis de-orc-

COUNTY SEAT-Co- untv Si,l( nf n (ninih. ofn.::o:,.:iH:!.0O f assemble pr'opcrtv.

DISTRICT COrifT-Dist- rict 'Court .

ters, ses'ons in l'Vbruai-- and Au-nis- t

AGRICULTURAL PRODPCTS-Whe- at.corn, kafir, maize, oats, barley, spcltz. and all of

the saccharines, melons, vegetables. (iOO.ODO bushelsof wheat in 1010; 1,000.000 in 1920. 2,000.000 bushelsof Indian corn, milo maize and kafir in 1010; H.OOO,-00- 0

in 1020; and largest crop in historv of count v nowmaturing.

(IUASSES Domestic, Sudan, Lucerns, (! ram-m- a,

Mesquite, and Buffalo.TIORTICULTUKAL PRODUCTS - lApples

peaches, pears, plums, grapes and berries.SOIL Deep, heavy, chocolate, loamv, fertile

soil; enough sand to work easy.PERCIPITATION-l- .-) to 25 inches. Mean an-

nual temperature, 56.

LAND VALUES Crazing lands, $10 to $13

per acre; agricultural lands $15 to $05 per acre, ac-

cording to improvements and distance fronil railroad.WATETf Pure, soft water, from gravel sand at

reasonable depths.

THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1921.

THE CRACKER BOX CROWD.

"litre's wane good advloe to mercliiintM full to say good-h- topeople."

"I read llmt dope," kiiIiI the keeper ofHit general store ut l'liiuk Corner."City methods way lie till right In Hit

I'll;..""1 (rlt'U saying good-b- to people and

some of Ihe Ion turn nut luud."Louisville Courier-Journal- .

One at a Time, Pleas.Professor What Is ratio?Student Itailo Is proportion.Professor What In proportion?Stiiilt'iit Proportion Is ratio.Professor Hut what are rutlo and

proportion?Student I ciui only iinswor one uues-lio- n

at u time. Tlie Vlllnnovuu.

Imnglnary Service."I'tUlier," said the small boy, "what

la tl loliliylM?""A lobbyist, lay son, Is Usually a

man wlm succeeds In making somelurge Interest believe Hint lie lnlltloiKi'illegislation Unit went through strictlyuu ils Inel'ils."

lmar,inEtlcn."Imagination iiuiM'K more anxiety

tint it reality tines.""riitloiilileilly," replied Mr. Ditstln

Siax. "I Know sveral chaps on thehoard of trade who got into nil kindof trouble with linimliiiiry wheat."

Hia Little Slip.Tinier lit Antiquities This ehfllr

Is -- IKI years old.Customer Yes: Hut It's 1111 awful

price.liealer Illuh price? l'oii forget

now wanes have gone up.

.to4THE BEST WAY

Bug Explorer: Yea air, I'm goingto take the Pole home with me. Theywon't call ma a faker.

It Left but Remained.Ilo bhUi-'- the girl to nuirry htm,

The color li'I'l lnr check.Hut on tin. nhoulilvr uf hi" coat

It allowed for upvernl ivecka.

A Professional Preference."Wlnu Mriin of "Unml.'t" tlo you

like desiV""Tlie Itilervlew Willi tint I"lu.vers,"

replied Mr. S i n . 11 vrt tm Unmet!. "Not(Hie el' lll'i (;mreil to stop

ill Hil l Mil. :ililll a t'le.seil simp."

The Trembler.AsKi! (! ymi liiln1; of tM

llf ;'!lKi'lltllllli Willlllllt WllV.stI't'llii-Tl- iiil s iioiIiIiik new. M.v "Ife

Iiiih lii't'ii ki !i!i' my shiiiH iimler tlielulile fur the iusi 'M yeitrst." lllec-tricl- il

Uxpeliineiiler,

It'a a Crool Woild.I'lililiiinilli'.' On tie level. Mister, I

nln't ft iintliln' In tliree Onyx.

prospect Niitlilni! like exeri'lslnione's will power. Iio. You're off to a

KimhI slui'l, mi tlon't let iinyhiiily for-

cibly feed yon.

No Mora Efficient.Omtor When I wan in Africa I

discovered n tribe whose husbands allwore ''ncs In their noses.

Heckler And were they led roundany easier than the rest of us?

Creating Rivalry."Why did ymi gult quilting poetry In

our speeclu'S.""I funnel that my coiistltneiits went

home anil rend up the poets Insteadof Kivins undivided attention to my

remarks."

I Vv T.tlDRAWING THE LINE

"I love to hear a woman talkingbaby talk."

"Me, too, but not to a dog."

Girls.Horn Rlrla will let you kiss them,

Horn irlrltt will not, my I.Another clam. It cornea to purt,

Will let you try.

Emphaalt With Discretion,"I like a man who speaks out In

meeting.""So tlo I," said Benntor Sorghum,

"provided he is smart enough to do

bo without breaking up the meeting."

Relatively Safe."You are as safe In an airship a

you are on the ground.""Maybe I am," replied the pnllent

eltlr.en. "I live In a town where they

have grade crossings."

Information.Autolst Where do theae two rouds

lead to?

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Answer These Important QuestionsHave you ever had cause to doubt that you enjoy perfect

vision? Do your eyes feel sore after a spell of close work ach-

ing, smarting or feeling as if sand or grit was lodged behind thelids Do you ever, while reading, find that Ihe print suddenly"(Joes Misty" and confused? Do you find reading or sew-

ing for an extra hour or two causes headache.If you have noticed any of these peculiarities with your eyes

von should have them carefullv examined at once.

C. E. WORRELL,Registered Optometrist

IN LYCEUM THEATRE BUILDINGThe only EXCLUSIVE Optical Establisment in Clovis

Phone 194 for an appointment Fittings Guaranteed.

f ' V :. .Vwrnrf

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

State of New Mexico, Stttte Cor-

poral ion Coinmiiis'oii of New Mexico.

CERTIFICATE OK COMPARISON.t'niti'tl SHitea of America, Sttite ot

New ss.

a

at

It is hereby certified, Unit tlie an-

nexed ifi a full, true and completetranscript of the

Certificate of Incorporationof

THE CLOVIS MERCANTILECOMPANY

(No. 11188)with tlie cmlorsomoiitu thereon, as

same appears on file and of record in

the office of the S.tate Corporation

Commission.

In Testimony Whereof, the StateCorporation Commission of the atuicof New Mexico has caused this cer-

tificate to be signed by its Chair-

man nnn the seal of said Commission,to be affixed at the City of Santa

Fe on this 17th day of UctoDer, nD. 1921.(seal) .J'.M-,;LiNrt- ,

Attest' AetmjrA. L. MORRISON, Clerk.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Know All Men By These Prcucnta:

T'nt we, the underpinned, whose

nnmes are subscribed hereto tlo, by

virtue of the Itivs 01 toe oi.itNew Mexico, hereby associate ant

form otivi'lves, our rarr' ' ""'niitrs. into a corporation, under thefell.-uvin- Articles of Incorporntion,

Th" name of this corporation shall

be "The Clovis .Mercantile v ei.i...,.ti

The location of its F'nfifn' of1;in this State, and the pr.nc pal pUct

said corporation shallof. business of

State ot,.t flovisat Vhich Ph.ee the

keep --""Office for the transact nrf of bu inereal

n.. . vt n..otnn. whose

untl tnar t nri. rinvi New Mexico, shall

Ke hSsaidcorporation atJon whom aervice of process against

bethe said corporation may

Ill . . .for wh en

The objects nnd purposos

csYauTnto execu" mmWs on

Z d real itate, to secureandloan,

exe- -of

mnnev' to borrow money,

the same; xo " ;,,,..;,, outor agencies to orspecify,,.,,' herein

i'l'.T I'" ..,,.,..u mnnrv on cor innwith or without, ?er-u- r

i.ty including

. i .. .li.lii.Mttli es.the v Kht to nomia theto secti.v... . where necessary,nvment of the Mime bJ P '

f ' ' "deed of trust, or pledge ,

.1,1. to mil) o

"7 '.. , Wneral wholesale r

rcantilJ business. dc nig tne a! m .and nwaresof goods,oil

nnerate and condie t a

general wholesale or retail drug bu.inht.linir nil articles of met-

drugcom

busines", nnu v .' ,rut:s nnd

etary medicine; to acquire, sell,

I'Z K ut. hire antl assign and trnns-fe- r

nil classes and kinds of property

neldent to the powers enumerated

herein.

that

n, tntnl authorizedl no animiii"

i. fhi. rnrnoration snailii " "'- -capital .

L k ... t Thniiimnu (iiii.ooutwhich shall be di-

videdand 0 Dollar.,

into Two Hundred Fifty (2' 0)

Shares of the par value of One Hun-

dred and no-10- 0 ($100.00) Dollarsshare, of which One Hundredper

Thirty (130) shares is fully paiu up

and said company shall commence

business with Thirteen Thousand ana0 ($13,000.00) Dollars, of the

capital stock fully paid up.

VThe names and post office address-- t

iha inrnrnnrutOl'S and the number of share of stock subscribed forby each of them are as follows:

;nmi. Post Office No. Shnrci.1 W Rnnrd. Clovis. N. M.. '0 shares.

Farmer Well, ynu see, tnls here: Carolus N. Deaton, Clovis, N. M., iuroad lends to my house, and the other share?.goes straight ahead! Clyn Smith. Clovis, N. M., 30 shares.

The Optica! Shop"Where The Best Glasses are Made"

William M. Lancaster, Clovis, N. M.,! Board, Ciirolus N. Denton, ClynuO shares.

VIThis corporation shall exist nnd

continue for a period of fifty years.VII

The Hoard of Directors of suitl cor-

poration to net for the first threemonths are as follows:

J. W. Hoard, Clovis, New Mexico.Clyn Smith, Clovis, New Mexico.Ciirolus N. Denton, Clovis, N. M.

William M. Lancaster, Clovis, NewMexico,

VIIIThe officers of this corporation to

act for the first three months are asfollows:

J. W. Board, President, Clov'-a-,

New Mexico.William M. Lancaster, t.

Clovis. New Mexico.Clyn Smith, Secretary, Clovis, New

Mexico.Carolus N. Denton, Treasurer, Clo-

vis, New Mexico.

IXAll stock in this corporation when

sold shall be fully paid up and shallbe and shall be trans-ferable on the books of the corpora-tion only, or otherwise as the by-la-

may provide. The power tomake, alter, amend unit repeal all

of this corporation shall bein the Board of Directors. The offic-ers shall be n President, a

a Secretary, and a Treasurer,who shall be chosen from amontr theDirectors, und the Board of Direct-ors shall have au'horty to appointfront time to time, such other officersor agents Uj) nuty be necessary.

In Witness Wlnreof, we have here-

unto si t our hands and seah to theforcltoitiir Articles of Incorporation,mi tins loth day of October, 1!)21.

J. W. Board,Clyn Smith,

State NewCurry, ss.

William M. Lancaster,Carolus N. Deaton.

of Mexico, County of

On this Kith dny of October, 1921,before me personally appeared J. W

ay .a,arBMt

mmUm

Smith nnd William M. Lancaster, tome known to be the perilous describ-ed in and who executed the foretfoiiiKinstrument, nnd severally acknow-ledged to nie that they sinned nndexecuted the same as their flee act;and deed.

In Witness Whereof, I have here-unto set my hand und affixed myofficial seal, the day and year in thiscertificate first above written.

WILL Aim SWAN'F.Y,(SEAL) Notary Public.Mv Commission expires Jan. 31, l'.l'JIi.

ENDORSED(No. 111X8)

Cor. Rec'd. Vol. 7 Pace 110Certificate of Incorporation

ofTHE CLOVIS MERCANTILE

COMPANYFiled in office of State Corporation

Commission of New Mexico.Oct. 17, 1921, 11:30 a. m.

A. L. MORRISON. Clerk.Compared JJO to EMA

Argentina exported 1,970,130 quarters of frozen beef during the firstsix months of 1921 and 718,301 quarters of chilleu beef.

The cow3 that freshen during: thefull will produce more milk durinirthe year than those that fteshen m

the spring, " ! the largest milk pro-

duction will come when the pricesfor milk and butterfat ar the highestand labor the cheapest.

News Want Ads Bring Results.

CHICHESTER S PILLS

ADVERT

La.llrt Ask Tour lima gUl fnf J1'hlbM.lrrs 1lamond llmnl,Plllf I ltr4 nd UoM mrtillKK... tell.l tilll lllua kll )0.

Au. llt.l llj.x-Tr-

IIXMII.Nn'.lllljMIl l'll.l.PK.r a)MnknMilibt,&'ltAlMriltelliM

uulSlHVtKWKLKt

ISE

IF YOITWANT A COOK

WANT A CLERKWANT A PAUTNKUWANT A SITUATION

WANT A SKHVANT 011.1,WANT TO SKIilj A PIANO

WANT TO SKLIj XOVll AUTOWANT TO SKUI, YOl'W OKOCKIJIKSWANT TO SELL TOWN PROPERTYWANT TO SELE YOl'R HARDWARE

WANT CUSTOMERS FOR ANYTHINGA'DYKimSK WEEKLY IN THIS PAPKIt

ADVERTISING IS THE WAY TO SUCCESSADVERTISING BRINGS CUSTOMERSADVERTISING INSUKES SUCCESS

ADVERETISrNG SHOWS ENER(JVADVERTISING SHOWS PLUCK

ADVERTISlN(f IS "BIZ"ADVERTISE Oil BUST

ADVERTISE LONGADVERTISE WELL

A D V E It T I S EAT ONCE

IX

THE CLOVIS NEWSWant Ad. Dept.

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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Nell Cook was ill the first ofthe week.

SI'ORTING GOODSSPENCER ELECTRIC CO.

Mr. mid Mrs. Charlie Di'iihof arcthe) proud parents of a baby' girlborn Sunday.

.,Mrs. Kate Morrison returned from

Amarillo Wednesday morning whereshe has been visiting her hildcen.

W deliver any amount of gro-

ceries to any part of tho city. 'Will-no- n

Bros., phono 481. .f'&ty

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Honea and lit-

tle baby, Mary Eula, were Portalesvisitors last Sunday. '

BRUNSWICK AND VICTOR OC-

TOBER RECORDS. SPENCERELETRIC CO. ltc

?!

I

0. B. Jernignn made a business tripto Tuiban, Melrose and Fort Sumnerlust week.

Let Cornell refinish your auto.This is a good time to have itdone..

B. N. Graham of Farwell was aClovm viaitoj Tuesday. Mr. Gra-ha-

is county clerk of. ParmerCounty.; '

'uood cooking and good servicemakes the White Rose Cafe a populareating place. 1027-tf- c

Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dewell arrivedhomo Tuesday moming from Aritonawhere they have been for the pastfew weeks.

P. F. White recently completedan addition to the home of Mrs. Dol- -lie Hammett on South Axtell Street,

I Want to Help YouKeep Your Children

Childrenl want to !icl) you that

wonder smile those eyesthat that precious littlebody. I want to yon keepyour children children.

I want to you tliemnear you always.

I want to take the picture ofyour hahy. T want to thatpicture llie living and aamosthreathiiif; of that baby

in one of momentsso dear to you.

I like to take these pic-

tures for you so beChristmas Surely

be prized gifts.

My mission is photographingchildren to them ever (doseto yi mi to iliem alwayschildren.

3

n

0

Make apppointineiit todny

THE CLOVIS NEWS, 20, 1921.

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HOUSE LIGHTING FIXTURES.SPENCER ELECTRIC CO.

Try the meals at the White Rose

Cufe on Grand Ave.

Judge Sum Bratton is in Carlsbadthis week holding court for JudgeC. R., Brice.

orders and regular meals atthe White Rose Cafe on GrandAvenue.

Mrs. Jas. P. Pierce returned homeWednesday Mrs. Pierce hasbeen visiting relatives in Texas forthe past two weeks.

Mist Pauline Snyder left Wed-

nesday for Newton, Kansas,where she will visit with friends andrelatives for a few weeks.

J. B. Easter, district highwaywas in Clovis the latter part

of last week.

John Tongue and family left Tuesday for Alabama wherewill make their home. ,

jp() s..s.vf'.fn..

keephahy

laulihelp

help keep

make

iniaotaken those

wouldthey miht

gifts. theywould

keepkeep

morning.

morning

en-

gineer,

morning

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ROBINSON"THE PHOTOGRAPHER IN YOUR TOWN"

Phone 145. 119 East Monroe

THURSDAY, OCTOBER

Furniture has been reduced in price ma-

terially during the past few months and

home furnishers will be surprised at how

reasonably we are selling goods in our line

now. Don't do without that piece of furni- -

ture any longer, but come in and let ushelp you make your home more attractive.

Johnson Brothers Furniture &

Undertaking Company

Everything is clean and sanitaryat the White Rose Cafe on GrandAvenue.

Mrs. A. B. Carley of Grandficld.Oklahoma, left Sunday for her home.Mrs. Carlcy came to attend th fu-

neral of her brother, Ralph LaLondc.

Enders Safety Ruzors and Blades.

Hi.

Mrs. Erwin Stephens left Wednesday morning for Wellington, Kansas,where she will be in the sanitarium atthat place for some time.

' Our plumbers are on the job fromearly till late. An estimate on yournext job will convince you our pricesarc .right. Clovis Sheet Metal andPlumbing Works, pho.ie 293. 27-2t- c

Frank Hyatt and daughter of nearTucumcari have been here the pastweek visiting at the home of hisbrother, J. C. Hyatt.

Don't risk your property withoutsufficient fire insurance. Wo rep-

resent some of the beet companies.Dough on Land Co.

Judge Reese Tutum of Dalhart wasin Clovis for a few hoiii-- Tuesday.Judge Tatum is district judge and hitsbeen holilimr court at Kurwell.

Anything in tho sheet metal work;lino we cun make it. Our prices are!right. Bring us y.mi snlde.ing work.:Clovis Sheet Metal Works, telephone;2!)I.

Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. andMil. J. W. Hoard, underwent an op-

eration for appendicitis la t Frid.iyShe is convalescing n'cc.y.

Sewing machine.? for nut or soldon easy terms. Singer Sewing Ma-

chine 'Store, phone 731, 210 WestGrand Ave.

Mr. and Mi's. L. E. C'allan havemoved to Bel'.-n- . Mr. Callan is a

brakcnv'.n and hi.s ben transferredto that place.

Our shop is now equipped to doyour welding. Anything along thisline we can do, we turn nothing down,we do it. Clovis Sheet Metal Works,phone 293.

Fred Myers, manager of thMountain States Telephone Co., re-

turned this week from a vi lit atSt. Louis, Chicago and Newton, Kan-

sas.

Milk Bottles and Caps.

ifeii

Daniel Boone, Mr. ami Mrs. Wal-

lace K. Austin end II. W. Hale andJas. F. Nce!ey of Tex'c i are amort!those who will attend the Americni.Lcg'on convention ;:t Kansas City thefiist of next week.

Some diamonds are worthless, alsobcveral grades of coal. The bent coslis the cheapest. We have it. I.anc& Sons Grain Co.

Mrs. C. C. Baker left Thursdaymorning for Little Kock, Ark, Shewill stop off enroute, at Ft. Worth fora visit with her sister, Mis KathleenLove, who is attending college there.

Winchester arms and Ammunition.

Coal Hods, Elbows and StovePhone 72.

Joseph Strovcllc of Chillicothe, Mo.,

is hero for a few week's stay. Mr.

Strovelle owns property in CurryCounty. He says conditions aremuch better here thun in the section

where he lives.

We have the agency for soms nf themost substantial old lin fire insur-ance companies. Doughton LandCompany. 12-2- tf

Mr. and Mrs. Don Weatherford returned Tuesday morning from Dallaswhere Mr. Weatherford has been incharge of the Curry County exhibit atthe Dallas Fair.

We handle nothing tut Vest Halt--

land rump coal. The beat is thecheapest. Lane A Sena Grain Com-

pany.

Mrs. C. E. Smyer and Mrs. E. R.

Cassel left Tuesday moming for Ros--

well to attend tho State Federation ofWomen's Clubs. They go as delegates from the Progress Club.

For fire insurance see Doughtonl.an' Co.

We repair nil makes of wheels andguarantee them at Tate's Garage onHighway, west of court house. 27-4t- c

Mr. Farmer, you will have less

trouble with your tractor if you useSinclair special tractor oil. Tate'sGarage, west of Court House onHighway.

Harry Hunton, who is attendingNew Mexico Military Institute, spentSaturday and Sunday in Clovis.

Watkins Extracts, Spices, Toilet -

Articles, etc., best and cheapest G.H. Blankenship, 910 North Wallace, .,

Phone 243. ''

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lindley anddaughter, Mias Gail, returned thisweek from a trip to Dallas where j

they attended the Dallas Fair. Mr.Lindley also made a business trip, toother points in the state whilo away.

Genuine Round Oak heaters andRanges. Get our price before buying.

Special For Three Days

November !, 2, 3rd

15 pounds Sugar for $1.0027 pound3 Potatoes for $1.00Happy V aio pink Salmon, 2 cans for 25cBrown Beauty Beans, 2 cans for 25cIowa Gweet Corn, 2 cans for 25cNo. 2 White Lily Tomatoes, 2 cans for 25cNo. 2 Wapco Tomatoes, 2 cans for 25c

HERE ARE A FEW CP OUR EVERYDAY PRICES

Y gal. Uvalde Honey $1.001 gal. Uvalde Honey $2.00White Swan Peanut Batter, 16-o- glass 35cGlass Jar Catsup . 30cCalumet Baking Powder 30cArmour White Naptha Soap, 14 bars $1.00Waltkes White Naptha Soap, 13 bars.$1.0025c Lilac Rose Talcum Powder 20c10c Tablets, 2 for 15c5c Tablets, 6 for 25cMaxwell House Coffee, 1 pound 40c

3 pounds for .$1.151 gal. Wapco preserves $1.90Cheese, per pound 40cCountry butter, per pound 45cCreamery butter, per pound 50cSwift's Breakfast Eacon, per pound 35cArmour's Breakfast Bacon, per pound 35cSalt pork, per pound 20cNo. 2Y9 Del Monte Peaches, 35c, 3 for S1.00No. 2 Colton Cherries, 35c, 3 for $1.00No. 2 Sclar brand Pineapple, per can 30cNc. 21? East Texas Blackberries, per can 20c1 gal. East Texas Blackberries $1.0015 pounds whole wheat Rice $1.00Shredded Wheat, 6 packages $1.006 pounds Crackers 90c

PHONE 703 AND ASK ABOUT OURPEICE5. WE DELIVER ANY TIME ANYWHERE, FREE OF CHARGE.

Tideman & McKegTwo Stores-o- ne next to Tate's Garage;

one at corner of Ros3 and Vigil, opposite Bap.tist Hospital.

WUB,lliimiBfBWIWImiWJHI!a1Hl'Jl.l Big dance at Elks Home Friday

I night, Oct. 28th. Admission $1.10. Up 0rr-""- ' ' ' ""

Iktf.v'

- Business house on Main for rent.Sue Scheurich. ltc

A. W. Skarda was in Amarillo on WEbusiness Wednesday

If you have something for sale orwant to buy something, use a Clin is

News Wunt Ad, lc per word. tfIV X Boys111 mzMft . C. E. Grant, who has been confined

to his bed for the past month, is

1 , yiiif WfkMOTKOBE

wrthrthrilling featsana1 siac -- sunninglaughter'cyheman who invented

the .11 IgC

Here'sfor uom

nrnson

LvL

Also Mack Bennett Comedy

"Made in the Kitchen"A home brew story with that kick

harder than Dynamite

MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON

--At Thc--

Saturday NightOctober 29th

TRY TC GET IN

M n i.iiiMiii y I iiiHiMiii iiTTTi ll ll ii w rr

LOCAL MENTION ;

fT. W. Stricklin went to .t!uk:hoe

on business Mnndcy.

Juck Tenirue went to Caiifoitva

editor PortalesClovis visitor

Tntton severalbuslncw

returned

one

Two-Ree- l

laughs

,.,.,.n!!1.nt,iiivi.s

Kuny.is is in week.

Iiaker Anuirillo mo-

tored to Clovis visit withfriends.

with a load hops. -j Mrs. W. I. Luikart children

L. Thomus went to Kanaus City t,nvc SOon for Silomo Springs,with seven lords cattle Mondny. jAvk., to .spend the winter.

J.G. of theNews, was a Monday.

Harry sp-- nt duyiin Paso on week.

E. H. Robinson lastfrom a trip to California.

t'itv, tMWii this

I!

K. O. ofSunday to

Mondny ofand

R.

of

Greaves,

L.

El this

morninR

Mrs. ii. Montlcth returned Sundayto her home at Clayton after attend-

ing the funeral of her Nephew V..

LuLonde. She was accompanied homeby Miss Acnes LnLondc Mrs. R.

E. LuLondo and little baby daughter,who will mak? a visit there.

The Little Smart

ShopBig Sale will start Saturday,October 29lh. 25 percent

on all trimmed and un-trimm-

hats, and one lotthat will go at half price.Beautiful line of silk under-wear at 10 percent off.

price on Frolaset corsets.

Miss Daisy Rainbolt

THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921.

Mothers, if you would like to havejyour little ones in kindergarten call

94.

Mrs. Dixie Owen will speak at theSeventh Day Adventist church on

Sunday at 7:30 p. m. .

Mrs. Lawrence and daughterof Tcxico were Clovls visitors Tues-

day.

You will have less motor troubleif you use Sinclair Motor Oils. Tate'sGarage, west of court house on highway.

For Sale Round Oak heating

stove, good as new. Used only

short time. Phone 225 or call to

see Mra. Shumate, 420 W. Monroe ltc

Coe Howard of Portales was a Go-vi- s

visitor Monday. Mr. Howard hasrecently sold his home at Portales.It is one of the finest residences in

that city.

Mrs. F. J. McCarty. Mrs. A. S.

Crouch and Mrs. J. B. Gant are in

Roswell this week attending the Fede-

ration of Women's Clubs, as represn-tative- s

of the Research Club of Clovls.

Mazda Electric Lights.

Our radiator work is the best in

town. Bring them to us, our prices

are right. Clovis Sheet Metal Works,

phone 293. '

F. L. Dearbome of Carlsbad, a

member of tho firm of Roberts-DeaT- -

borne Hardware Co., is in Clovis this

week.

WANTED Position as stenographer.Six years experience. Best refer

ence. Call Mrs. Moose, phone No.

707--

Get your flues ready for winter. Kg)

We are ready to servo you. CloviiSln-- Metal Works, Telephone No.!(g)

293.

Mis. Miiritm-- J oik's, Mr.?. Tom Hit;:,Mv Mi'Oiini'd. Mi's

,1 lietii May and Mrs. ha E. of 1i--

..W.t ......u. -IJr.uiv.ll ntli.ml

I'ediiution of Women's Club'.

.

? ,1. t 1m in I hi'

Mrs. J no. 1.. Mrs. Jeft vj2

lfijrlit.'wer, Mm. W. W. Nichols aim.Mr.'. Env Switzer lire in ILuwell ut- - 'P(Q)(0)C0;UihII.-.- the Kedorulion of Women's

rranK v uii. i .ipoon or ip un-- , r)iw Ti... .. ,tli of

Co., of Tu, of and M. M. Crai of

Mrs.

-

R.

nnd

short

.

Sam

1

and son, well for thisand Frank, returned la-- t. from in Moody Bible

they of

bum for the pastand will makehome.

of

... months,Clovjs. their

Mm. J. P. Harper and little Miss

Crystal June returned Saturdaymorning from Texas,they have been visiting the bedside

Mrs, toJumrs, who has been quite sick forsome

Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft of Amarillo,friends in the latter

part of last the first of this week,1i,avirlrf'j,T)iesday forshe Trtjfjjttend theof Women's Clubs. Mrs. Ashcraft

at

.' JohnM., t with .Uto tl'olll

her daughter, Mrs. W.'P. Hartley;ij t ii Mi-?- . if

enrouie to llonvell I.) the St. lie

Federation of Women's Mrs,

Gould is the president of Woman'sat Albuquerque,

UNIONFOR CI.OVIS

On November Tth there will come

to Mra. Gladys Swartssbaughwhom all Clovis'tes will the

and women'swith the Honeywell evangelistic cam-

paign of lastThis lady at time-- four

were high-

ly appreciated by who were for-

tunate enough to hear and will

this g've a two course of

study,

COMEand Girls

welcome lit hoys girls F lit Eastern Omitics ofMexico who atteiul the Stock .Judfiiiij; Contest l)cre Fri-tln- y,

October 2Slh, also those ladies from out of town who attendDistrict Conference of Ladies' Missionary Society of the

M. K. Church, here Thursday Friday. These people 1 ho

nests of Clovis while hero, wo give them a special invitationto visit our store look around. the kind of utoro wo havein Clovis. are celebrating these events with omo veryspecial prices in several departments. 'vj r, jj

$45.00 Ladies' $50.00 Ladies'Dresses $29.75 Coats $38J5One lot of all-wo- ol tricotino

dresses. About twelve in thislot. All nicely trimmed withcinhroiderv heads, navyonly. Values tftti.W to $4.").(K.

Choice Fridav and Saturday

$29.75

Jumper DressesGreen, navy, copen

Jumper Dresses, sizes toFriday and Saturday

$6.858 to 14 Friday Saturday

$4.85

Ladies' BlousesBlouses of Crepe de Chine,

Satin and Georgette, all tinsale days only

ShoesSpecial of hoys'

Shoes will he a feature inthis two-da- y sale. Nig reduc-tion on all lines of shoesOxfords Friday and Saturdayoidv.

W. L

Coiumir.s'on Clovis. board n

off

Half

Stevenson,

Ii

girls'

.Mrs. hwartaliautrh is especiallyMrs. Dodcen Clifford prepared work, Irivir.R

week threeCanadian. Texus. where Institute under some America's

nituin

Friona, where

this

most ar.il instructors.As for her own personality nothing

need be suid for to know her is tolove her. She will be warmly wel-

comed in The meetings willbe held in the evenings in the Pres-

byterian and is cor- -

.linll.f Ut.lt.l n ...ill. Dlt.1.. ......,i.mij inviii-- lu iwiih: will, utiiii;. ueil- -

Harper's mother, Mrs. A. J. jcil and pad prepared make the

time.

vicited CloviBnnd

Roswell, whewState Federatioi.

spiritual

most of the opportunity tothis most and entirely

Tate's GarageDay Night Service

stopped the home of Mr. and Mrs.:

W. I. Luikart whilehcr. j of'W0 IVJ.air all makesMrs. Gould of AlhuquerqiK',: cars. We ail expert

N. stopped for n short vis ncer

city, week. Gouldattend

Clnlin.

theClub

BIBLE STUDY

usrecall as

gifted pianirt

June.gnve

Rible study lessons which

thosethem

time week'sintensive Bible using black- -

We 1 anl 1

Xew will

the theand arc.

andand

and

and red16 20,

and

for two

sale

and

lul.nud im,iuis

studiedhave!

several

and

notable

Clovis.

church everyone

studygifted

teacher.

and

haVO

Ktli

SeeWe

tro in ciiai'utI lllca- -

AU work isGuaranteed.

Uriiifi- your electrical trou-M- o

to tis, the only jwajjo inthe city where yon can tret

Iho celchtaled Sinclair Mo-

tor Oil.I'vinu- - your broken down

wheels to us. Wo makethem new. Kxiiert whoel- -

fkrivrijrlit in charge.

Tate's GaragePhone 727

G arage west of Court HouseOn Highway.

One lot tif cloth Coats. Thecolors are navy, lYkin. Rein-

deer, tan, brown, and black.Materials are liroadclo'th, Ve-lo- ur

and Holivia, with fur col-

lars and cuffs, lined through-out with good quality silk.Values to .fiO.OO. Special Fri-day and Saturday.

$38.75.. , . ! V- -.-

Coats, .''

Special discount fw twodays only on all Misses Coats.''Large range of styles and col-

ors to select fr6hi," iiil 'sizes.

! .

Ladies' SuitsBeautiful display of suits in

Tricotino, Vclour, Serge andHruad(!otli. Alii liandsoinelytrimmed with fur or embroid-

ery. Special sale on Ladies'Suits for two dav.s onlv.

Luikart & Co.

ivpiion-McMille- v.'oman's Clui) churls. Mrs. Toxico

that

.lst - fl.om w,.r

years

un-

der

her mother's funeral was held, Mrs.

Craig hud Just spent ten weeks giv-

ing her undivided attention and com-

panionship to her mother, she and Mr.Craig returning home in haste fromtheir overland trip that she (Mrs.Craig) might return to stay indefi-nitely with Mother Hunter, when thesummons came thul she wus very low.

This was a shock ns she was in hurusual health when Mrs. Craig left,except of course more feeble. Sinceher return Mrs. Craig has been quitepick, due to the strenuous past fewweeks, giving no thought to the pos-

sibility of a limit to her endurance.

a n

Site is improving slowly and will soonbe quite herself again.

Some desk space for vent. SeeScheurich. ltc

THURSDAY'S PRODUCE MARKETQuoted by Muci Produce Co.

Cream 36cEggs, per dossen . 45cHens, per pound ...13c to 15cFryers, per pound 16cGeese, per pound 15cDucks, per pound 16cOld Roosters, per pound 4cStags, per pound ..14cTurkeys, per pound 21c

Ure.n Hides, per pound 2e

Woods & Hawkins

Groceteria

xm

Misses

inAutomobile repair, Gasoline, Delivery

Hire and Bad Acco'unts are not included inyour Grocery Bill.

WE DO NOT DELIVER

BUT WE SELL FOR LESS

Successful Week of Farm MeetingsFarm Bureau Newt

ipuring I'll' past, week Mr. C, A.

S.n.e Marketing haibeen working with i ho county agentin a scries of meetings to give instrue-tioi'.- s

ult:- I;i:c3 of production inrcla-tiui- i

to mui'krtintr. Tli.. meetings hawmo.'.tly lici ii well intended ami .".catiut rest lias been shown. Mi". JU'.W'ibb

pi'T 'iitul his ial'!r :s ,'it tli" meetings:.(l(lr.'sjul by Job:! Fields nt Gradyninl Ucllview, Oetohr r.Mi.

The past week nn1 vl haw beenlu'bl at Claud, Fairfield, Uunchvalc,

..i.d Melrose, neater results torwas triven. Moving pic- - "' to Ktock- -

were shown l,v Hi" county air.-- il than could hope

ir.'d songs and o'h r e::lei1a;nme:itwr: by til scliool:".

Mr. JlcN'ahbV, addresses emplia-si;"- d

lb.- of

siV'i ; clover on Curry Ojuniy f.

to p'.'ovit! p; Uire for hogs and oIIk.'live stuck, ll.y ketws w.re illiia-tr.i'.e- il

by lan! ;did"S showingcvowth :i".i! nt T.::-'.i- of sweet clo-v.'i- '.

The following is a brief w

cf i m, of po:,.ts in the ni.sr.gebrought t the fa. hut by Mr. Mc-

Nabb:Production Markeiinij

A i State Rp. cv list in Marketing,M.'. has been culled upon

tliy ivd eo.' rimition marketing our jrran

i io;,i,

we depended almo-- lcol on grov. ii

mil l.afir. Onceiilirley on the

sections of lexas ;wM

Oklahema for market for our grainThe la'v.e list of impiirics

goltin out by the county agent to

of Texas and Oklahoma in

search of market for grain sorghums.bow that tlvy are producing a sur-plus. After (he low price of cottonand the disaster caused by the boll

wcvil, the cotton farmer is growinghis own fe d. Growing of feed hasincreased in nil parts of NowWe must took to Arizona, Californiaand other western states andmarket for grain these plnces maybe limited and tho prices andfreight rates extremely high.

In view of these facts is high

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t me that wo plan our farm opera-

tions in order to meet, the demands

of the markets, instead of producing

for market large quantities of crops

which are not in great demand. Theseconditions prompted the county agentand Mr. McNabb to put on cam-

paign.

It was pointed out by Mr. McXabb

that market must be furnished formuch of our grain crop nt home. Ity.t shown also that it will briiv.

l'leasiul Hill, (iced en- our crops ny

livu especially

tmva we

importance iutroduci.g

nr.d

McNabb

to

this

to secureby selling our grain on the market,'lbere is a (Treat demand for hgweighing from 73 to 1,10 forfeeding purposes and for serum fac-

tories. Mr. McNabb told of the nu-

merous inquiries ho is constantly re-

ceiving for this class of live stock andstated that in bis opinion, w:;s im-

possible to in this das?of live slock in Xtw Mex'co for thenext ten years. He showed that New

Mexico has been steadily buyingpacking house meats which arc sold nthigh prices, nfter all the expense fproduction, packing, transportationand commissions are paid. "Every

ti.inaliy to supph pound or meat product.-- Hint is ielo.i

sections

Mexico.

the

low

it

pmmda

it

in .ev Mexico, says :.ir, lUc.Nnnli,"shouldMexico

be grown on farms of New

and in nddil on to supplyingour Stale with meat hogs tin re is

ma.'ket. for thousand:! of car loads otfeeder and serum hugs,

Paluring is the ni'jl economicmethod of supplying the larger por-

tion of feed for growth of hogs anilMr, MjN'abb set forth the very prac-tical idea for growing pasture forbogs on every farm in Curry County.Wo have overlooked the one very im-

portant plant which is grown univer-

sally throughout tho world and whichis adapted to the climatic conditionsin eastern New Mexico. This plant is

biennial white blossom sweet clover.The first sweet clover was introducedinto New Mexico only a few years agoand now thousands of acres are beir.g

The Quality of

SUNLIGHT

guarantee of strengtheningproperties. THE best. It'sMADE home. Isn't that enough?

We Want Your Grain

Cramer Mill and Elevators Co.THE IT'S SUNLIGHT

Clovis, Mexico

IS NOT ALL WE SELL

We believe in scrviee and that is one big fea-

ture of our bnsiness.

"We will be glad to help you ic the planning of

your home, furnish you complete plans if necessary,give you an estimate on the cost of the material,frankly tell you the bost kinds to use, the best or thecheapest and fit the plans to pockotbook. "We

will help you in securing workmen and advise youhonestly as to the various materials reduced.

and price are essential.

LET US HELP YOU

LONE STAR LUMBER CO.Telephone Clovis, New Mexico

EXECUTIVE

organization.

THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921

grown by farmers of Union, Quaynun l oriv.nco Lounties and a lev.have had romnrknbl i success with trycit patches in Curry County. Sweetclover furnishes the earliest grccrfeed for use in the spring and contin-ues growth until late in the; full. It

will withstand great drought. It has afeed value equal to alfalfa. Livestock may rapidly be taught to eatsveet clover if sturted o:i it early in

the spring when it is tender and

Mr. McNabb recommends the es-

tablishment of a five acre past u.tplot on every farm in Curry Coutitv

two tnd one-ha- lf e.cros to bo de-

voted to sweet clover nod two andone-hal- f tolsudnn grass. Many farm-

ers in Curry Cotirty have proved thwonderful value of Sudan grass forpasture but it flints too late in lie.spring, Sweet clover will supply dr.deficient';-- . This pasture plot shouldlie fenced with hog tight fence andshould be located close to the bar.iand water supply. A hog tight fencelihoiild separate the Midan grass pas-

ture from the sweet clover pasture.As sweet clover is hc to get start-

ed, Mr. McNabb recommends thatonly about two and one-hal- f f.cvc; be

tr'ed the first yar. When farmersonce learn to grow sweet clover, mid

about its wonderful feeding value,tlrro will be no difficulty in increas-ing the acreage.

Sweet clover requires a very com-

pact seed bed with only shallow sur-

ra c mulch, hand should be well

plowed hut thoroughly compact be-

fore seeding. Sv, "i t clover should be

planted the latter pait ot r elnni.ry ee

the first of March. The one essen-

tial in getting a stand of sweet ciovcis in having a thoroughly compact

seed bed with only a shallow surfacemulch. When sweet clover is -- ow.;

in the early spring on a good com-

pact seed bed it should keep aheadof the weeds through the season. Two

and one-ha- lf acres of sweet cloverwill furnish pasture for from fifty toseventy-fiv- e shonts. Sweet clovermay also prove of value in furnishingfeed for poultry and dairy stock.

Mr. McNabb is spending this week

in Roosevelt county and will go fromth to to Quay county and other coun-

ties in the same kind of work.

Is a itsIt's

at

' IF IT'S BEST

New

your

Service

MEETING

The regular monthly executivecommittee meeting of the CurryCounty Farm Dureau will be held Sat-

urday afternoon, October 2!), lit the

court house nt 1 p. in. Farm Bureaumembers arc invited to come to thismeeting and present any muttersthey may have for the good of the

The Farm Bureau is solving manyproblems In our country county,state and national. Let's make themost of it in Curry County.

J. A. WALLACE,President Curry County Farm Bureau

An airplane passes through morethan 200 tests before it is consideredperfect.

It 1b impossible for a vulture tosee tho beauty of the skies and theclouds. His eye is fixed on thingsbelow him. And there are men andwomen to whose vision the far-of- f

stars arc impossible. And for thevery same reason.

ill Ipf

Ii l GIFTS THAT LASt3 11

gg gII Uinstmas Chopping 1

m3

Only Weeks Until ChristmasDo Your Christmas Shopping Early

OUR NEW GOODS are arriving every day and we villhave the finest stock of gifts in the newest designs that hasever been in Clovis. Prices are very much lower than theywere last year.

Make your selections NOW. We will lay them away for

you until are ready for them.

CLAND JONES MAKES

8

you

DENHOF JEWELRY CO.Santa Fe Watch Inspectors

SWEET POTATO RECORD

So far as has been reported to thisoffice C. B. Jones leads on the recordof sweet potato production.

He has harvested over 1300 off offour acres. This is a good yield anlshows what is possible in the I'ortnlesValley, Portales Valley News.

A MEMORY TESTER

For the benefit of thethe exalted ruler of the Sacramentolodge of Elks has prepared a oh,

read it yourself :

I KK.Mi5.MBF.it

When the fimily that had a bathtub as considered "stuck up."

When the bootjack wns an

household utensil.When the old fashioned farmei

came to town find blew out the gas.When kerosene was bought at the

corner grocery by the quart.When bustles and tiltcrs rounded

out the fminine form divine.When we used to write verses in

in girls' autograph albums with pur-

ple ink.

When a haircut a la pompadourwas the prevailing style.

When you could never tell whetheror not the did you took to a partyhad a mole on her shoulder or a

skinny neck.When the attractive view of a

street car was hats and faces; notshoes and hose.

When a burlesque show with a

ballet would play to standing roomonly.

When you helped the Band ofHope drive by buying a 25-ce- ticketto a chicken dinner, and it was a realchicken dinner.

Tho old family photograph albumand the family Bible which always

When you want that printing in a had the place of honor on tho "whut- -

hurry, try the Clovis News Job Prtnt-'not- " in the comer of the parlor.

Inff Department. Phone 97. tf San Francisco Chronicle.

mssmiPOTATO WAREHOUSES FULL

Tho Portales Valley Sweet Potato

warehouses are full and the crop half

in is the report.

The storage company has leasedthree of the brick buildings in theHoward block back of Joyce-Pruit- 'f

and have fitted them up for the storage of sweet potatoes and are rapid-

ly filling them. All other availablebuildings will have to be lined to take

. t ft r r j ,rT n

JfiVHi an ii . . i r t

v.. u 4.

gi

Iff

C'uv of this crop, which brings to

light the fact that a canning factoryis budly needed to help care for them.Prospects are that next season therv ill be several thousand acres in po-

tatoes, which would fill every bni-ne:-- s

house in town and Oil- - jailThe sweet potato industry i

:i b'g thing a:id the entire citi;:ontlti:.

of lb., valley should get b.hind it wit'ievery ounce of pu::h at their com-

mand. Portales Valley News.

RWSCO ESOVSBS

- EXTRA

Hotter rcniciiilxT those extra tires 1 hat you havebeen inimiisiiij; your car before you start on yournext trip. It's a lot more convenient to take themwith you than wish you hud. This is a niilcatre station.

SECOND SECTION

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER IN CURRY COUNTY

--f VOL. 15, NUMBER 18 SIXTEEN PAGES CLOV13, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921. SIXTEEN PAGES $2.00 PER YEAR

MEMORIAL PARADELED BY MRS. OWEN

A parade was held last Thursduy in

honor of Clara Burton, founder oftin.- Red Cross. The long line of d

curs met at the Hitch SchoolAuditorium nt 4 p. m.

.The parade was heudeil by Mrs.!Dixie Owen, President of the Cliini!Burton Memorial Association, andMayor MeClelland.

The Baptist Hospital representedtin- - Red Cross nurse. The publicschool children of all lines Were in theparade. The streets were lined withthi' people, of Clovis.

P.iinnirs bun ring the mime of CliirnBarton were on every ear, one hear-ing the inscription, "In Memory of

Clara Burton, rounder of the Anieri-ea- n

Red Cross, the Greatest Motherthe World Ever Knew."

In the evening at the high schoolauditorium a program under the

of Mm. Dixie Owen was held.The audience, composed of the rep-

resentative people of Clovis, filledevery seat.

The band played on the publicKtivets and in front of the auditori-um. Mr. Forbes, by using his power-ful voice, told the people to go to theauditorium after the band played,and they were there. Come attain.

The miniate.' of each church was onthe platform and took part in the pro.I lain. Mrs. Owen wus at her bestn;:d kept the audience wide nwake.

li told the people there was nothingth a feather's weight unless there

v.i s a woman it it.

Miss Ktliel Henderson, as soloist,.'. Med to the program by renderingMime heuutiful Bolus.

The Clara Barton Boosters, underthe leadership of Mrs. Owen, will give

-

m rr

a mi 0

vi

a minsticl at the high school auditori-

um for the benefit of the Clara Bar-

ton Lyceum has kind-

ly offend us the of their thea-

tre for an evening's program for thesame object.

Why the Brunswick Methodof Reproduction Insuresa Superior" Phonograph

Reason No. 1

The

The Brunswick Methodof Reproduction includes

the Ultona, a new conception in playing. TheUltona consists of an arrangement of the severalnecessary reproducing diaphragms upon one tonearm an arrangement, with no attac-hmentsnothing to take off or put on.

At a turn of the hand, the Ultona presents toany type of record the proper diaphragm andneedle, the exact weight. Thus the requirementsof each type of record are met. The Ultona de-

mands no sacrifice in tone, as attachmentsoften do.

RtPICinn Nn P Equal in importance tow production is tone amDlifica- -

tien.

i.y TV

use

The Brunswick Method of Reproduction also

i&'irttKf Iff

niovinu.nl.

includes a new idea in acousticsThe Brunswick Amplifier.Cld-t':r:- c i'Jeas were at vari-

ance. Some makers still cling tometal constrv:tioa. Others usea combi.ia'.'on of wood andmetal a wooden horn and amet-- 1 casting as the "throat."

nut tlie Brunswick Ampli-fier in oval in shape, and builtentirely of wocd, like a fineviolin. It is molded of rarehclly-woo- The sound wavesreceive uniform amplificationto reach their fullness, henceThe Brunswick tone is richer

and more natural. Stri- -dent, metallicabsent.

notes are

We Invite ComparisonMake comparisons. Let

your ear decide. Try tofind an equal to Brunswicktone

You're bound to end sucha search at a Brunswickshop, where every oppor-tunity will be given you todecide for yourself.

Hear thi remarkablebefore you

SPENCER ELECTRIC CO.Clovis, N. M.

Indications of Hard, Cold Winter

THE HVftK ON CORN-A- N'

AMF.RICAN I iu; .u..,. l'u a u . llll f Will!"' .'I .UI(V flVlli LI!

H.he I'ost that the

was a very entluniasticmeeting of the American Legion heldThursday evening at Legion s.

The principal purpose of the

could made

fr.lflM NriTce i,.,i;...,n..

Dean Lucas

there

moet--ing was to better organize to pay its trans and discussion relating torespects to Ralph LaLonde, 'deceased,whose death came not unexpectedly,but as a result of a long illness.

Mr. LaLonde was a member of theAmerican Legion and had served inthe late war. There was a largecrowd present and the Post Com.mander, D. K. Fitzhugh, tendered hisicsignation as Post Commander,making the statement that on accountof his recent illness he could not givethe proper time, and was not at thattime physically able to fulfill this re-

sponsibility. His resignation was accepted and Senior Vice Post Com-

mander Daniel Doone wag unanimous-ly elected to the office of Post Com-mander to serve the unexpired term.

Various other business was trans-acted ufter which Mr. C. L. Dawson,National Field Representative for theAmerican Legion spoke very enthu-s'nstical-

to the Post. His remarkswere along the lino of encouragementand urging the post to go forwardwthr,p

admonish-- 1 AnH,,tillaaim.,.

I'"""'-- Clubund all questions thut would involvemiistions affecting the constitutionnml by-la- of the organization.

Then on evening followingat H mas3 meeting was helda, the court house which tim-lar- g"

crowd ar.d the resnelive enjoyed the enthiisiu-ti- c

speedier, by the I.t. Cover"Duckworth, District Judge Sam (i.l

Hi.:tioii and L. Dawson,'ion:.! Field Representative the-

American Post CommanderBonne Introduced the speaker-- i

of the evening. I.;.

TheLegion Posts the country and theiiHlutions tho people and the

of the people to such organiza-tion- s

were brought very forciblytho minds of audience. Itnlso the

had accomnlishcd In

of bringing money to Clovis through!the United States Government thedisabled and what mightaccomplished the future, also

of hospitalization of theabled veterans

Lieutenant

undo'.'takings,

(VEVVREf WHEN

MA r'UI5 in HrcitPA lAVFU OF

ar.T its foOlN'lO

iGiVJlNTER

that be to bear the cross'of our country in the late World

MUI, tlltllpeople

.....- - nmmrelv back of it in all its

C.

of

Mr. Day, son, the principal speakerof the evening, directed most of hinthought along the line of hospitaliza-

tion 'and caring for the disabled vet- -

theof the American Legion. He

also discu!3ed to some extent, the Na-

tional Convention in Kansas City31st to November 2nd,

inclusive.

RESEARCH CLUB

The members of the Research Clubwere delightfully enteitained Mon-

day afternoon, with Mrs. L. E. Can-

on an hostess. Club members re-

sponded to roll call with recipes. Aninteresting was rendered onthe geography of New Mexico. Sur-face and drainage was given by Mrs.Hunt; Natural Resources was givenby Mrs. Hollinger, and while she il-

lustrated, Mr. Hollinger delightedthe club members with moving pic-

tures on natural resources, also manyinteresting views of Santu Ke. Aninteresting paper was read by Mrs.Spade, with moving pictures also.Round Tablet "The last time 1 visit- -

n, I ,. rwl !,,,, I .,,,. " 11..........in tinut om. Iand renewed efforts to hiirh-1- . .Ntw Mt,xil.0i the Sunshine State,"er accomplishment.,. Also was b(,llltifuliv ,,vcn bvI Ml? tnp Pr.t In 1.,.. ....1:1 :.. ,. .. ....

liarshaw. members

Fridayo'clock, a

atattended

listenersHon.

AA4Al

orHon, .'.t- -'

Legion, 'Dnr.iel

shown Just what local

veterans

bigness

from

wire: Mcsdnmea Crouch, Spade,Sutter, Roach, Tucker,

Murphy, Hollhjjer, Speight, 1'i'Cnrty,fiiahani, Diiiand, Hunt. Walker,

Stuart, Taylor and Mrs.Canon, hostess.

PAST MASTERS' NIGHT

The evening November1021, ei;rht o'clock, ClovisLodge, No. '10, celebrateannual Past Misters' niirht,

niportnnco the American gether with the anniversary

to

tothe was

organi-zation the wnv

to

in thequestion dis--

L. E.'M

.

of I. 4at

will itsto- -

of ofof

be

the Initiation of Geo'g-- ' Warh- -

ington into the Masonic order.Come early und stay late. Therewill be both refreshments furthe body as well as the mind.

P. A. LaShier, Secretary

Capt. R. C. Reid of Roswell, stateattorney for the Santa Fe, passedthrough Clovis Thursday en

was discussed at route to Chicago on a business trip.lungth.

f'overnor

October

program

morning

II treat nil diseases and disorders ofDuckworth .... .i tijand District Judge Sam G. BrnttonLUWI Dr. H. R. Glbsoni 10.sn-tf- c

expressed very emphatically their ear--. desire that the people should be The Ladies Aid of the Clirirtian

back of the American Post, back of church will serve supper Hallowe'enth- - men who laid aside their work and evening, October 31st in the frontall their home attachments and con- - part of the Highway Garage. WillVv.r.-i- to mal;? the b;ggost sacrifice begin serving nbopt fiiHO.

HUSTLERS CLASS PARTY.

Thursday evening, Oct. 20th, theHustlers Class of the First ChristianChurch entertained the members offthe class and a number of friends atthe ellllvrll ulh n mnwf id.lii.hl fill

Halle. party. The entire churchwas typical of the Hallowe'en spirit,being profusely decorated in black

(and yellow, with all sorts of giiosU'mid wlerd things. The upstairs wabei'.utifully decorated with numerouspillows, nigs and pot plants. A num-

ber of interesting games were arrang-ed and Mrs. Joe Shillings was verypopular ns "The Fortune Teller"

as was Mrs. K, H. Ciissel a?,

"The Gypsy Fortune Teller" down,staiis. Mrs. Wallace Austin also hada booth and told fortunes. A class

a

prophecy I was read by Mrs. Casseland proved quite interesting.

Mrs. Erno't Bnird and Miss Adri-ann- e

Stalling deserve much creditfor the success of the party as theywere the entertainment Committee.At the close of the evening, good oldhome-mad- e doughnuts, apple ciderand big red apples were served.

The ladies of the rresbyteriunchurch will serve lunch in the storejust vacated by the 'Clovis Drug Store,en Friday, October liSth. There willbe plenty for nil ami we will appreci-ate your patronage.

The ladies of the Chancel Guild of,the Episcopal church will give a foodsale at the Southwestern Drug store,Saturday the 2S!nd, beginning at 10o'clock. ltc

XMLOREDAT FASHION I'AKKi

Everybody Talksiiliuiit pcoj lc as well ns cvcnls,

iiiul it's a ('(HiiI'dHalilc st'iisalinii

to liimw lliat nice thins; arc liHns;

said almiil yon. There's sure 1o

be a ji'noil rcMii'1 ahotil your ee

if von wear

M

Langinam Clothesw lii'-l- i are planned for

Voiuifi' Men.

Conte and see the truly smart

things we have in two, three and

four hiitton coats. Cinnamon

browns, granite prays, and at-

tractive colorinps of many kinds.

$32.50 to $50.00

aimolell sI

Our VulcanizingDepartment

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v a? 'i'J

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appoii.t

ar.d s.-- i

No. ::,

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Will ivc you Prompt Ki'fi.-- i ut Service

parry a full lino of Tires and Tul.es.

Trv Our Service anil You Will Come liack

Clovis Filling StationM. HOCKENHULL, Manager

NOTICE OF SALE

i 'v.i:.

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No. 1

f C.rryh I ;i I!;. MTV

AmI' :., ft a!, v. re

::ts, dee- r- f

in.'i'l'- by iviM Com on they of A'.ii'ust, K'-'- l. ar.d the

:r.i d, Mi:. or Ar.d' rsor,. Wi.s

.d by the r.jiirt a socialat;d w.-i- onhrd to advertise

Lots No.- -. 1 ar. i 2 in Block

of the Oritrii.al Town of Clo

vis, New Mexico, to satisfy said judg- -

'l.ViII""

G.

teepstiaucusffi

or ca.-i-. in h:.mi at front door ot

th;

Ceu!t Nc ,,.,.n

1121.aop.y proc-ea- decrciu

on:--..

WE'LL IT

illiteracy

Mexico difficult," observes Al- -

being uboveMexico's You, and hereby

Now, notifiedpiven nricfr' abovefor and above de- - charged school Santa Fescribed property to th bidder ycw

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the

sell the for

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ycu had

epi'.c.'u! to:nejod.'

But never NCVIKIn; Flour.

Wichita'; Imne.inl loo

friend for forfeit.depend

flour hftter..Grocer'

di3Tr;eutors

Leacli & Coalter

Grocery Co.

tttf

Clovis, M.

First National

Bank

of Clovis

4HMHMIII

MINOR ANDERSON",

Special Master.

Hooch UtensilsPlaced Under Ban

Washington, D. C. "perfectfriendships" born of recipes for homebrew arc threatened private lioofhmills.

Malt, hops, splits, caps, ther-

mometers all utensils, contriv-

ances, machines, preparations, com-

pounds, tablets, substance?, formu-

lae, directions or lec.pes, "advertis-ed, designed or intended for use

:1k unlawful manufacture intcxi-catir.- g

li'iuor," are declared unlawfulanyone having in his pos--sio- n

subject to prosecutionsection is of the prohibition '(

".nvnt law.

nc.f'.rlh, Cor.'.ini doner Hayr.;sd, the honr.o brewer must

top making "ho itch." Althoughhoir.ts ill not be by the "f'y-- i

.ilion." the new enforcement.i!..,,iu' to al:..o-- t the same thing

man cur,, ir.uke hctch if he can'tth stuff to make it.

State director a.:drt3 th? country have

Hou.-- f ir. (.'! vis, w M. ,. instructed by Commissionerth.: hour A o look a. m. on nayr.-- s to raid place wh-.r- .

lth day of November, and b er utensils and malt and ho;. arethe as oy fo,

f

SAY IS

"Combatting in New

is

prohibition

NOTICE PUBLICATION

District Court CumCounty,

First National Bank Gov's,

Mexico, I'iaintiff, Nel-

son Laura Nelson, Defendants.buo.yero.ue Evening Hera d which

mer.t $2,717.."0, judgment apparently somewhat disturbed overi named defendants:interest date sale. jthe fact that New illiterac each you,

Therefore, Notice is hereby percentage is that a entitledthat undersigned offer "Difficult" is right as is pending against

sale books.highest Mexican.

v iu

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fatl.i..'.' whil!' d --.ht. 't

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to can

on it ver- dry in ycir.ceuid

In Djit-Prori- ? BaiM at your

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of To theand to of are

11. CO per cent. suit and num- -

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In th- - of

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in said court, the objects and general

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Si

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of which is to foreclose acertain mortgage deed made by you

to the plaintiff on January 2, 1921 j

of record in book 22, page 75 of the Ss

mortgage records of said Curry Coun-- ; Stt.y, conveying lots 7, 8, and 9 in tlblock 2, in the Liebelt Addition to gjClovis, county and state aforesaid,and to foreclose a pledgee's lien on --aj

the following personal property ' andstcurities which were pledg.-- by you

as col'ati ra! sec.iiity for the debtsu-- vti n in. e.r.'i to have the abt.vo If

tor.--

p tv

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in Mi' ' f eoinjM-iil.l-.

That Wi.itfi- W .M.r-.-s- . wh.- -c

at:.! IiU!:ii- ad-ir- U f'lft-vi-

N"'.v Mexico, is at'orr.ey for theplaintiff.

V.'itne-- my hai.d as el'-rl- ar.d theaid Clovi,

thi. of

Putroniee merchants.hi-l- th- - town.

( 'a pit id ).! Surplus t1'2."i.ikiii.1)()

( lif kiii'j.- Accounts

in::- Department

'I'r.iVf b i's Checks

Safe Deposit 1! ieSKmtow Deparlmout

Sicamhiji tickets to

part of world.

United States Depository for Postal Savings

thioiiL'hout

MKMUKK FKDKKAL KKSKKVK SYSTEM

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lifetime. irL.:;eJ

C.'cosoted

crohlems d.cav-nrno- f

Circular

Fence Posts That Resist Decay

(Sooil friiiT rLcaiicr Ion;; Loiio-Hi'- ll

(.'ri'osnTcil Vrllow Pine 'osts. decay prooffXitriisc. rciilacciiioiit repairs scliluin necessary.

They straight, strong smooth.

Tln'.v make stron-- ; duralilc fences andstock them round, sawed sawedconsider them post obtainable recommend

everyone building fnces.

Conic examine these posts and convinced

pnG-ReL-L T umber CompannCOSTS MORE BUILD RIGHT"

..CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO B. CRAMER, Manager P

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Farm owv.rs c:n now sive dl r.mey ar.d spent in irt f ra n istJ

and fncir.3 due to that rot, and pi livo: .;t-

wdl last you a They aro :'r. m si

end sound. Air dried and y rd U. S. G ." .::wi'.e'nt tea'.- - ptuvs

that will l.t io year or

ell heraus tht--t are and iii"

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far the run.

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22'i Ci i's 2 Evav.it 'or:.

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eu. yd.'. "!:i- - 1

4"."i yd-- . Overhaul7.5o4 Crowning and Shapir.p.40.641 cu. vds. Cour.se Caliche

seal court at in said Surfaclntr.and s'ate. 18th day 312 Lin. 1 in

tf

tri

Fciii'i' Tlicy

fences fences.halves

:.'!.

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Pin m. Ii3 Ga.

Oetob; r, l!'2'i. Corr. Metftl Culvert.(SK.AI.) IiANIKI- - KOONK. 48 ft. 24 in. Diatn. 14 Gn.

Metnl. Culvert.4S ft. 30 in. 14 Ga

r....i r. .!....Clovis They" 'r- - '

up

Sa

any the

24 ft. 30

time re:hefi:inj pats split VmR-U-i-

Pine Poits uro-.vf-i

Yellow I'ine nior:.

Ki'va fence

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buiid Lin. Iiinni. 14 Ga.

Ccit. Culvert.23.') cu. yds. Class A Concr to.

29.04 c ydi. C)a B te.

12!'9 lbs. Reinforcir.tr bars.19,724 ft. Movin Fences.

Bridges.104.1 cu yds. Cla:-r- t A. Concrete.

lt.S! lb. Reinforcing Bars.

sn.RoJ .H. B. M. Wooden

Fori for proposals, instructions.... t , ..'.!to bidilers, plans nn ppecii.paiionsfor Project No. f3, may be examined

f !( the .f f ice of the Uintrict Engineer,

to any pnl.

proposals.

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FOR HOME PEOPLE

offer (iood

consistent

employees

their Clovis.

PHONE 48

The most eyesightRem fails to see the

th, . .

U

Santa X. M., at of F0R THE MAN A Mtuatiof,he State Panta

1 Fn. tviiical cross-sec- - . 4m,-i,.- I.e.ri,.n in ,l. '!" forstnicture with .1 l.K i .

,!" 'l',,D" " t w v he... ., tolerated, , ,

v iuii.,3 wi ,. ..... .... rnpn jriven preieienee in seicciiu1 ajiplication. It is not contemplated t The sayn that

io mail any plans io pective t. r,oo service idle, many of

t ders. them walking streets wonderingThe State Hichway Commission re.,h,.re ,heir next s to come from.

X :erves the reject a!

JL. A. GILLETT,

State Highway Ensineer.Fc, X. M. Oct., 6, 1021.

SELF HELP

Voice Is this weather bureau?

How about shower

Don't ask me. Ifneed one take one yourself. Van

Rallte

lv5:i:

eoryearly.

VtLMi;ni.

ortit.ryar.d tru .'.a

you Work ain'l

at prices, as as with

ship.

Our reside

moniy

News Wt E(usirTelior.o 07

acute (tometiiiK--

rously frailties of

office SF.RVlcn lo7oHighway Rnifineer.

toterated

h'trioti fiOO,.

J pro are

meal

tonight?

Phophet

In some states relief laws are op-- 1

crating to these men with

bare necessities of life, but many

states have enacted no such laws.

The national congress has delayeddisability and compensation

bills until they will be too late to pre-

vent suffering, ev?n though theyshould be speedily when it

reconvenes.This subject that should be

v ry near to every American heart.

the life ff wt'T

Kt.,-

w.;h

to

fun rn.

!4

Service

""d workman- -

in Clovis and spend

Reiults Th'n you want that jrititinu in ahurry, try Clovis News Juk pr;,lt.

Ti ..in,; t'eimnmen. f'liouc 07. tf

rationize f lovis merchants. Theyhelp build up the town.

Horn. or the AppEAL e..,mm,,l wou'd

M.. lavout. a miiiuU,,nrl V.A toL'ether ...L.

ovv

pioves.

men

the

ri(jht

Santa

furnish the

action on

enacted

is

n

Inn

v. ti,It should not

There is itut an."trong reus,,,, for sdicitiule for

nuiii today as then, vos threeyears ago when he was 'in canton-men- t,

on transport or in the trenches.Illinois Slate Journal.

UNTO THE END

''How'h this?" ,.ked tnc lawyt'P."You've mimed six bankers in yourwill to be pallbearers. Of course,it's all right, but wouldn't you ratherchoose some friends with whom youare on better terms?"

"No, Judge, that's all right. Thosefellows have carried me for so longthey might as well finish the job."

,0

IN

CUSTOM HP.Rr ICR fTITHOl'TTHE AXNOY.INCK VP A THY.ON

RK.ID Y - TO . ' V T - 0 iV

TMLOHKD .it V.iSltlON PMK.

OCTOBER

KAY- -

A STYLE OF TASTETHE FIGURE

THE KAY-BA- C TREATMENT JS DEVELOPED BY OUR TAILORS

AT PARK ASSURES A SUIT OF CHARACTER WHICH

DEFINES THE WAIST WITHOUT INCURRING DISCOMFORT.

TIGHTER FITTING CLOTHES WHICH HOLD SHAPE

ARE VERY

i")iirr-Fir- K dou..;:::;and mo:::

NOT ONLY IN CLOVIS

S ? J

Similar Cases Occur Daily In ThisVicinity.

neighboring towns, the same good

story is heard. An encouraging

only here in Clovis but in ourstance from Portules is given here,and will be rend by us with greatinterest.

Charles W. Curroll, Box 175, Por-tale- s.

N. Mex., se.ys: "My kidneysgot out of order some time ago andcaused me a heap of trouble. My

back was so lame and weak, I couldhardly bend over. My kidneys werein bad shnpe and caused me much an-

noyance. I felt tired out and had noambition. Mornings I felt unrcfrcsh-ed- .

A friend recommended Doan'sKidney Tills and I got some.. About

fair boxes of this medic! it cured nic,fixir.;: mo up in A-- 1 shape.

00c, at nil (loitlers. Fostcr-Milbur- n

Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 9

DISCRETION

"Prisoner at the bar," said thejudge, "will you have triul by judgeor juiy?"

"By jury, your honor," said the de-

fendant. "I'll take no chance on you.""What!" roared the court. "Do

'you mean to say that I would "

j "I don't mean to say nothing," saidjthe prisoner stoutly, "but I ain't takin' no chances. I done some plunibin'work for you last winter!" Rich-

mond Times-Dispatc-

Try a meal at the White Rose Cafe.You will like the service and theprices are reasonable.

Interests ofand Depositors

Officers and directors of this bank recog-nize tliat. tlie interests of this bank and its depositorsare the same. When the resources of the patronsand depositors of the bank increase the volume ofbusiness increases. It is therefore wise and prudentfor the bank to assist the people of this vacinity toincrease their money and property.

To this end the most cordial relations be-

tween the officers of this bank and its depositors areencouraged. Any service that we cn render is

cheerfully given in all financial matters.

Farmers State Bankof Clovis, New Mexico

S. J. Boykin, Pres. J. W. Wilkinson.Vice Pres.A. W. Skarda, Cashier

THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, 27, 1921.

TAILORED AT PA5MION PARK

elfi1 i ff

JPERFECT

WHICH SLENDERIZES

FASHION

WILL THEIR

CORRECT.

Bank

al-

ways

KU KLUX KLAN SAIDTO BE SOLICITING

AMONG MASONS

Lus Cilices, N. M. Claiming thatdefinite evidence h:is come to his at-

tention of solicitation among Masonsand officers of Masonic lodges fornumbership in the Ku Klux Klun,Frances E. Lester of this city, grnnnmatter of Masons in New Mexico, hasissued a warning letter to subordinatelodges in this state.

"It is not material to his discus-sion wK'thor cr not the Ku KluxKlan is responsible for all these oc-

currences charged it," the letter says."The practices of the organizationare gtnerally known and understoodand it muft be apparent to any manwho thought fully considers the relationship that should exist betweenour citizenship and our government

'that these practices are contrary tothe true principles of Masonry andgood government."

Declaring that "our government!s a democracy that governs throughthe luw, and that "it guarantees toevery citizen cha-ge- d with an offensea fair heriilng before pun'shnunt is

inflicted," the letter continues. "Judg-ed by our recognized standards ofgood government, masked violence,mrh rule, the setting up of any sec-

ret g authority of law,or the substitution of the reign of thetar bucket for the reign of the lawcf the land, are. absolutely

and

During the hunting season this fallmore thun 5.000,000 persons, esti-

mates the U. S. biologictl survey, willgo out with a gun into the wnnils andfields of America.

There is plenty of room at the topof the ladder, but many people objectto the exertion of climbing.

The great trouble with golden op-

portunities is the fact that they sel-

dom tarry long enough for us to catchthem.

Other people's troubles bore usas much as ours bore them.

Looking into the future would be abully good thing if we could only se-

lect the things we would like to see.

The man who toots his own hornis always wordering how much of itthe other fellow heard.

NCTICE OF SALEUNDER FORECLOSURE

In tin. District Court of CurryCounty, New Mexico.

Blackv.atcr Vullcy State Bank, acorporation, Plaintiff, vs. Chits. W

Brown and H. W. Jiirvis, Defendants,No. 184ri, Civil.

Under and by virtue of an order ofsale and decree of foreclosure issuedout of the District Court of CurryCounty, New Mexico, on the lUth dayof October, 1921, in the above entitl-ed action, wherein the above namedplaintiff obtained a judgment anil de-

cree against Chun. W. Brown for thesum of $883.13 and costs n suit, iam commanded to sell the followingpersonal property, t:

14 head of cows, two of which arebranded B ., balance undranded.

1 red yearling steer, unbrunded.1 Red role yenrling steer, unbraud-ed- .

a Durham lvufers, iinbraniled.10 calves, born in spring and sum-

mer of 1921, all unbranded excepttwo head branded B .

1 gray mine, tinbramled, 1 1 yeuivold, weight ubout 1400 pounds,

1 black yearling stud colt, un-

branded.1 spring tooth harrow.1 cow.1 Ford car.Notice is hereby given that on the

28th day of November, 1921 at 10

o'clock a. m. of that day, at the stockpens cf the Atchison Topeka andSanta Fe Railway Company at Clo

vis, New Mexico, I will, in obedienceto said order of sale and decree offoreclosure, sell the above describedproperty, or so much thereof as muybo necessary o satisfy plaintiff 'h

judgment, with inturest thereon andcosts, to the highest and best bidderfor cash.

Dated this 24th day of October, 1921.L. C. PETREE

Special Master

W. S. WILLIAMSLIVESTOCK AND

GENERAL AUCTIONEER

20 years experience in SalesKing

HEREFORD, TEXAS

Office Phone 27:)Residence Phono 16

MADE HISTORYBy JAMES C. YOUNG.

i. li ;..iVu: Ni'W i,iiwr S iHli-.il- )

THE "TRUE" LOVE OF LOUIS XIV.

t X rllKN rittimr linlieil I lie mini;' ofl.n'.ils XIV Willi llcnrlcllii, Hie

newly WriMcil wile (!' Ills lirollier,Ihe king en si iilmiit tir n weans ofrtilitllilllng Ills nllcntlniis In herwhich wimlil at I he saini' time silencetin- - vn'.ee nf crlllcl.ni. ofIlls ility assort thai he ami Ills slsler-I-

law ili'ilili'il I."IiIk sIhmiIiI fi'l;n it it

ai'iri'ilnn fur her niniil f Iiuikh', whichwniihl 1'iiiililc him nfii'ii to he nearthe rial object of Ills regard.

This maid of lienor was n slonilergirl of sweet face anil line. IiIoihI. Con-

trary to the usual conception of Hie

vampire, she was n Uuiiil, with mil

skin, and almost clilltllMi ways.Hut the heart of Louise lie la ValUerewas that of a woman, anil the klii'4

somi I'oimil that the lender thing hewhispered In hear ear came from hisown heart, lie lurneil from Henrietta,win iin he hail loved for the moment,to a burning passion for Louise. 1 1lls

was sal. I to have heen the only genu-In-

love of "Lit (Sninde .Moiuiripie."

.Maria Theresa, royal ilniigliler ofSpain nnil the Queen of Louis, was In- -

1'ui'liili'il at Louise, Hut the plans ofthe ijiieon anil oilier enemies of thekind's liivorlie illil not prevail, lustra:! the king's passion grew deeper.When I'ompiet, his great minister.Joined the eneiiiles of the Kill, Louis

1. t j u ah. ml his dowiil'iill mid llirustIt in Into pi'Imiii. That was an herllesson wliicli n led no soonm! Icaclt- -

In;.'. I.chiIm' whs the real power be-

hind ihe throne.

Louis seems In nave heen ilevot.--

to La Vulllere for a Ion ' while. Kite

:l ltl- - ihe lliolliel' of hull I'lilldvllliy him, on" of wli mi was r igalxetlas Ids own ihiiihier and ininle theI Mii'lii ss nf lllols. After Ihe di'iilli ofAnne of AiMila. mother of Louis, lieliei anie Imlder mid force I his queento alK'iiil church I'l'slde Louis". Sucheotispli'iioiH alleiilloiis were nut theI'lolrc of Louise, according In nil ob-

servers. She was content to rule In

:i different way, ipih'tly, with mt show,lint ewn a Kind's love is not a lltlngIn hist nnil Louis totire of La Vnlllere. lie was Just cent-In'- ;

niiil"i' I In' liilliii'iiee of .Miiilame

de Miiiilipan, his second mistress,.Hid I olii e nlleinpleil to leave court.She was rnmpelli-i- l to return and fora while In share Ihe Willie apni'tiiirntwllh lii'r rival. She socr.Uy left courta socmiil lime nliil nualli was iirmi-l- i!

Illl'-li- I ',Ut I.OIlls II" Ipilllll liecilllietltoioiiuhly tired of her whims andmay have iiiTcptcil with sonic reliefher plea lo enier a convent. This shetlld In ll'.Tl. iifler 13 eventful yearsus the king's mistress. There shelived until I'll), engaved In piousworks mid memories of her former al-

most regal station.

Mr. Fanner, if you ure going to

have n public sale, advertise it in the

News. Proper advertising through

'he columns of this paper will bring

you a crowd. tf

fAtOHO-- Al Mo

Get qualityServlca. pOHN

IIUNOIS,

the front end-ga- te

of the John DeereWagon.

It tells you that theJohn DeereWagonwhat you know is thebest material and

In the wagonyoubuyyou need the qualitiesthat this guaranteesets forth. You can't geta real wagon bargainwithout them. Theyassure the ofservice and length ofservice that makeswagon use pay most.

Clovii, New Mexico

The Birth of a Race

Friday night, October 28th, in theHigh School Auditorium, the American Legion will present for the approval of their ninny friends andneighbors in this vicinity, the greatestof all spectacular photoplays, "TheBirth of Race." In contracting forthe privilege of showing this picturein Clovis, the Lgion had in mind thatthey must secure it ut price withinthe reach all, Th's they did, andthe admission price to the HighSchool Auditorium Friday night, willbe the lowest for which this great'picture has ever been shown.

"The Birth of Race" bail Itiinitial showing in the BlackstoneTheatre, Chicago, at the regular thea-

tre scale prices. The Legion madearrangement with the management ofthe production only after going care-fully into the matter and they feelsure that in offering "The Birth ofRace" to their many well wisherthat they are giving them somethingout the ordinary in the way ofphotoplay production.

;p lie"Brrry Your Car

ati J Liven it Up

"There's no car too old tolock like new. Just refinish itthe Berry Way, any color, noskill required. You'll be sur-

prised the beautiful result.It's real economy and makesyou prouder than ever theold bus. Berry Brothers'Automobile Color Varnishis all you need ask for."

LONG-BEL- L

""IT

VliVlX'-.Ji"1- ' tiff'

I RHAftI I

THis Wao Moe nt Bcst Matisial anb WokkmanshiPOSSIBLE fMM WaOOH COHSTtfUcnoN.

UT3Ulrl,l HUM) PtllM Sla OrtSlnltftlrM Hiekorf Oak

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Sam IWa k m tan WACO k S kal KM latl m must. Am ImJ M

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HOLINC, I.8.A.

is on

has

of

johtiiiifosliLg'jjLDeere Wagon

This Wagon Guarantee

work-manship.

kind

The big point for youto consider is that youknow before you buythat these necessaryqualities are in the JohnDeere Wagon.

The guaranteemakesthat as plain as day.

Read the guaranteeover carefully. Andthen, the first time youare in town, come toour store and let usshow you the

Deere Wagon thewagon with the guaran-tee on the front endgate.

We have an attractive proposition to offer you onwagons, nnd we want to explain it to vou.

Roberts Dearborae Hdw. Co.Phone 221

j Boys' and Girls' j

Club Corner It By Mm Edna Hume Durtnd tT Pnnntv Cluh Leader X

IThe county demonstration contest

held October 2'.':h1 whs a revelation

ii the way of preparation. The local

leaders have gained an insight into

the work that showed to advantage

in the (lei 'oust ratio? this year. While

there were not so many teams entered

. t iiiin.'il date. Melrose,

prepaiatien

('larkFiler;'

and of c'iry.wuitlr Meniot:-i:lr.;ti:- i

Opal

Thursday morning to assist prepa-

ration for visitors 28f

Torrance County is sending cook-

ing team.

The canning tonm from UnionCounty chaperoned byEdith Hurley, county home demon-

stration agent.

fromOne Fairfield boys lost gray night for money be

camp, there soblanket the Frost hhs

must made ' lunkels. will have some or now.If you have wrong pleast .

:,s had nr. pared thi largely ,lnng it in nnd get your?

l,i tlie lios

on

be

As

' Mil,1,Vl1 't',"','rand livale

while county canning ,ilV( has po-- 1 arc pains., .lLiuniijip-iiie- n4 thev K,'r,. sition i.t living in nrsi-cias- s

',:ol eliteved for place. ' :,! l'''''''1'

T'le Melrose t. am Uow-- ,i i I.., Mis. is tilair

punch''-- ' grouprati,.-- .

did their wod and sl'.ow.d wl """sinful of subject r.:at

tor.iVla

Irene in

apronscolors

ritiiha n maiin.-r-

hvaie (!l;il;.s

A

in

will

tn scarce.

office, somea snow

'

a..,

m i.a" a

a

a

winter. I girls' honorsa as th.di whitc Lnno & Sons Grain

v,a: i; a;id thus lighten their sum-

mer's work.

bite and gold" demon' . '

Mrs. A. I.aihi ;", Locust ( rove, Vtor.. y " '.dan invalid s , , M

Iim '.'eiurned home alter ,nir 'M

n w ne i lh, im' n .'ie was ear- - Pisome weeks an on

ned out in ami t"oi!s, ......cji'w

the a

r.ii'n ted t.ieill o iff ciive

Crove.

the

the

the

'art the

.ration al Baptist Mospual.

RUTH

Tale, Mela Hru',1' una r L plac. .)... 4. .;. .j. .. )..;..;. ...j. .;.

villi a sevhx (! Thiy t js JH ,,y ,ul the fanners don'trat ai a tkii.IV frock and . wm sl. j,..,,,!. Thev

03.

r.p-i- ii

and

plained a Wk. The ea;,t..st W(..ii:g en double time.'

ca.i v. i y and all three The S'.nday school is $rood teams but new all strong1 nj,.,.!,. ,,0, Mr;-:jj-

for iianelivale as she ls us fifty wr,(, ,; ;,st Suildu:-'- Eth- - .'".ate Friday. the chi.dreii. in-'-

vv vited ti) come and help.MU'.ev:im. l.s,sta!il (.,.Vl.n ,,VI.,c--

club leader, will arrive in Clovis Mr. Fred Watkins has home

h, icrv 'ji

h'Aff2'-- ' j.r'.."f,?-,h.V'r?;l.-

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f 1Vl:--

3i

Annth-r.rcli- encampment

convalescing

RUMBLINGS

isn't rcr-.- l Hi.lkwe'cn withoutITSonora. The ioiuira. beautiful in toneend der-i- r.nd pc."-.-- rsir.g more imconantfeatures Cvvstructton than any otherrhonograph, v.;ili your won-dcr'- ji

s.tcccs,---. The Sonora ALLcf records perfectly without

extra attachments.

The you want is ready at theprice you wish t3 pr.y.

Prices Range from $75.00 up.

DENHOF JEWELRY CO.

CLOVIS, M.

Clovis Furniture &Undertaking Co.

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212 and 214

Careful, painstaking care in

C.V. STEEDLicensed Embalmer

In Charge of Undertaking Parlors

j

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THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, 27, 1921.

after an extended visit In Kansas.Mrs. D. 0. ha been

real sick but is better at this writing.Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hickman visit-ci- !

Sunday at the Dr. Hule home.J. B. Wull visited Sumliiy

Horace Chambers.Mrs. C. H. had as dinner

guests Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. OscajWall, Mr, and Mrs. I. J.and Mr. and Mrs. Trower, Sr.

Heal estate sure high yestcr- -

of the und la: toblanket at-- ray in on. come at last, Probably

mistake we rainone,

been Witdom ia an asset which the foolIK v r cares to pusses.

llam competedthe team 'M.ooust accepted Wo sparing no to give

nm ami icxico ijuvis restaurant. Uive

state

lioydstun. Haiichvale,'Wni:ing

ei;

FairfMd

of wi

in a ore

jrael've .KBOBSEI

su;rvv.eil

m....M.'ii;..H.

attendance.

including FceryoneRemember.

sharp.

Party

tnaks partyplays

MAKES

model

South Main Street

every detail

OCTOBER

Rutherford

Justus

Rutherford

drove,

arrived

dbc

man speaks softly seldomhard on thecamps..lad demons.

-- iris

he Iranand very

business black

countc'.tih

"v. ra.Hi day

fromcha'D

Fven theirspray dlov.

Ilaia

Mm.

day

tile

mad. to are

d.se were

vvi;,

ihn ,.Cmeet

91

slate

01

in

-- .v

V":i

of

N.

ripQ

with

went

hr.ve

trial nnd wc sure will

The who

The fire H jaw.

Our coal ts but wetrcat you

im-e- d to on

(.

both

siill

wareii.

you

I

mm

Wiedmann's Big Removal

Sale Still On

If you looking for

Bargains, them at

lold

Wiedmann's StoreShoe Repairing a SpecialtyCs)!

mmmm mwtw ti Hi

E. T. Jerakan's ' Jewelry Store WillGrab Box Sale

!DAY AND SATURDAY, Oct 28th ami 29th

Commencing at A. M. Until AS! Boxes Are Sold

ARE to place at themercy the buying

boxes. These boxes will contain DiamondRing, wrist watches, gold rings, chains, LaValliers, scarf pins, pearl necklaces,cut glass, china, silverwear, Ivory,numerous other articles, values from $1.00to $50.00 These boxes will contain

valued less than one dollar. There willbe a diamond ring valued at $50,00in oneof the boxes. So get here early and selecta box for $1.00; you may be the lucky one.

YOU CANT GO WRONG, AS YOU WILL GET FULLFOR YOUR MONEY

Remember, this

store handles no

inferior goods, so

your dollar will

get full value.

aresee

'S3'

a

Shoe

9

'E GOING

of public, 500

clocks,and

noth-ing

VALUE

(OA' h) 31(2 N. MAIN ST.

CLOVIS, N.MEX,

WATCH OUR

WINDOWS

surprisein store

for you

0)

r

liraAt The Surprise Store

You Must See These Bar--

i, it is to Your

A few mors of these gocd Com- -

forts, out they g- o-

Just arrived, some Lien's new

Fall Hats. .Priced as low as

Ladies' Two-Piee- c Underwear,

winter weight, wonderful bar- -

gains, 35e garment

Three For flM 11 ft

as

kid

Boys' Endicott- - i Corduroy

Johnson sr'ze 212 to lined, Just the.

for cold

Girls' School Brown Bat-treal- l

make

THREAD --J. & P. Coats and

Clarkes

5c Spool150 yards on spool

Advantage

$3,50

$3.50

Ladies' Durham Hose, specially

priced at

15c

Men's Winter Drawer- s-

Winter Shirts- -

75c

5c

Children's Show, size to 3- -r. i n

,'ara3T!incRrMr;iL.rMmiiiigysmr7Brzzr' fihiHHBiBTwirT-w-

CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27.

Ladies Dve35 Shoes, Louis heels,

brown

$2.95Black in.pcrtcd

$3.45

Men's Genuine Leather Lined 5

Vests, leather sleovca, leather

faced pockets, heavy mole skin

h id instable back. S oe- -

cially priced

$6.95

8Army Shoes, K Men's Vesta, wool

Mke, G S four packets.

Afi ftP SO thin?: weather

Shoes,

5

r

outside,

B

i .., . maim iii ii

$2.45

Men's Union Suit", good

weight. Specially priced

$1,39

Pure Lamb Lined Vests, sleeve-

less, a great value at

$4.95

Heavy fleece lined Union Suits,

well made, ecru and silver colors

$1.75

A special ot Children's Union

Suits as low as

50cLadies Union Suits, fleece lined,

specially priced

$1.19saaaa'zairggfTr, t

These are Jufct a Few of the Many

Bargains at Our Store

THE 1921.

lot

' '..r-.T- T ,i

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Board of Directors of theChamber of Cumniorce mot in regularmeeting Tuesday morning, October2fith, with the following officers amidirectors present: W. I. Luikurt,President; Directors, Bert Curlew,A. B. Austin. A Man, tell. E I Mnn- -

Ijson, J. K. I.indley, mid W. B. t'nim- -

er. The minutes of the regular meet-ing held on Tuesday, October 18thwere read and approved.

Mr. Wcalhorford ThankedDon Wiutln rfor.l was invited

the I'onid and given an eiittuis- -

loception. At their request Mr.j'i Wcnthcrford gave t!ie many iletnibM nf tile Curry and Uoo;-.cvel- t Counties''A exhibit at. the Dallas Fuh-- . Mr. Wcath- -

erf.iril staled that, in his opinion, it

was one of the prente.it things thathad happened for ('levin and CurryCounty. He staled that the exhibithad an unquestionably fine locationand was surrounded at nil times bylargo crowds, lie said that he

Unit every .state in Hie Unionbed seen 111,, exhibit and were favor-ably impressed with it. It was th.unanimous verdict that it was no!excelled by any exhibits at the Fair,not even excepting Mexico and Can-

ada, although tlnse countries had ft

very much lar-rc- exhibit. It, was;i moved hv Director Crntiier tliat n

J vole of thanks be extended to Mr.vVcathrrford for his gn-a- l in teres!and untiring energy in nia!;ing the

Curry County exhibit such a wonder-

ful success. It was further movedby Director Curies that a copy of thtresolutions bu furnished Mr. Woiithor-for-

Armistice DayDaniel Boone, Commander, Uny

Harrison, Adjutant and J no. Luik-ar- t

of the Dean Lucas Tost of theAmerican Legion appeared before theBoard of Directors relative to thecelebration on Armistice Day on No-

vember 11th. Commander Boone exnluined some of the plans in detail forthe celebration and was followed byother speakers.

It v.s moved that a committeefram the C'lmniber of Coiiinietvi'

to cooperate with '!h.'Aiv( t Legion ill the at ionof Armisliee Day.

National Gurrds Unit.Pay Ilarr'son, Chairman of t!ic

Military Affairs Committee, reportedon the proposal of Aeljiilant-liiuciii- !

Brown to organize one or more Na-

tional Guard units in Clovis. .Mr.

Ib.ii'ion slati'd thiil his eoiniiiit'ei:n eoinr.ieildei! that either a true'; unitor a conduction unit should be or-- ,

gani.cd. He staled that about $K0

00!t)il a year would be spent onnini'.lf'isnce end uiileep. Tin- sce- -

rcfury was instruct; d to invite Ad-- I

.iuteiil-Cen- i ral liruwu to come toClevis and explain the orgaiiinibriof National (iuanl units,

Stores Clufo Armistice D.iy.Mr. Aii-ti- stand that all stems

in the Nation would be closed onA rini D. tinpec' taiy see notices be given In

SIGHT-O- R DOLLARS?

doPaii

price.

JERWIGA COMPANY

Prince Albert's a new

note in the joys rolling 'em!

Talking about rollingyour cigarettes, we'll

you rightAlbert tobacco has

'em all lashed the mast!

You've got a handful-of-happinc- ss

coming your di-

rection whnnyou pal it withP. and makin'spapers Tor Prince Albert

only delightful topleasing in

itsrefrcsliingaroma.butexclusive patented processfrees bite and parch!

anil niov.il thatthat

i. v

joy amoke

the that all in Clovis

would be closed on Armistice Day.

President Luikurt announced theappointment of the following com-

mittee to work with the AmericanLegion in celebrating Armistice Day;K. M. Bishop, V. II. Doughton andSlaughter Murray.

CURRY COUNTYSCHOOLS FURNISH

FINE ENTERTAINMENT(By the County . Agent)

Some verv line numbers were fur-ni.h-

by the different schools ofCurry County In cotrieciion with the

w;lh John Fields and C. A.MeN-ib- in their respective districts.

At iai'y 'vol's. Fanning andHobbs ni'ovid d I'ome songsby the high school.

At Claud, Prof, and Mrs. Kose pro-vid-

two soin.'s bv the thatwere adaptable and full of pen.

(,'reer, Ht Fair-

field, proviib'd some excellent musicalnumber.; and a couple of recitationsof great interest.

Miss Krniiine Mos-er- teacher ofmusic and expivs-dm- at Melrose, pro-vid-

two exc-ili-- t son .rs by the highidiool gi,l;.

This ei.tertiiinno-ii- ; rovided by theof th- di.'l'. re nt districts was

U eatly apprer-- ' itccl a bellied in ev-

ery ca-'- to enliven I be (irognun. Thee,..iSo!iilaleil sell nils of Curry Countylire to be co' ;,iii' iilated on the CX

colli lit nl ll):it can be sup-pli- i'd

with Utile 'oiv.lriught and

A good jia'i' of will eont a fr-- drlbii-i:- , but they

ryetra!n r..' protect your eycuinlil nomf-thiot- ; won't do

for you.

By neglecting your wrk evca you ;rny nvc n few for

a time, but in tho end you will pry a far heavier;- - price.

Our fjtn3.8 Bivt result: ard lire r;.mo:inMo in

An examinntion lit any time will cont you nothing but the cIlolrequired to come to u.

Delay may coft you no less than your rycuiivM n hrnvy priceto pay.

Graduate and Licensed Olonicti it in cborBo of Optical Depurlmnnl

E. T. &

of

owntell here thatPrince

to

A. the!

is netyour taste and

our

it from

.r

effect stores

excellent

school

Mrs.

doll'

jJ2l il

T -

And, for a fact, rollingup Prince Albert is mightyeasy! P. A. is crimp cut andstays put rmd you whisk itinto shape before you cancour.t three! And, the r.extinstant you're puffin? awnyto beat the bund!

Princo Albert is so goodthat it has led four men tosmoke jimmy pipes wherecue wassrnnk.l jefcie! It'sthe greatest old

that ever found itsway into a pipe or cigarette!

the nationalIMdi

m

Print s Mbert Itrcli' iifpy rtdi nr.', tidy red tin.7,l.j'i poundvnd tui'i f.'iund tintntn.it jrs unrlinthe73"u. ' slat glaiB

ft i: r. d o r withsponge moistsnvr

top.

C.ipyrlRht 1921by !(-

1 obcco Co.Wiiulra SlktL

NOTICE OF SALE

OF ATTACHED PROPERTY

Notice is hen by jrivt-- that umU'i'

ami by virtue of a judgment mid de-

cree of Sale cr.tcicd ill i lie:

Court of Koosevelt County, VwMexico, 0,1 October :), 1 021 , in tin1

caso of C. I.. Sullivan, plaintiff,agrinst J. .I. Smilli K nl, d'.f:'inhiiH,No. 1072, for $52J.H1, uiul casb, or-

dering ii'iil directing ;ii.' as n. c .il

omii)iisi.):-,.- to .!! four miles t

barbed wire fencing a:il posts I'tn1-- 1

to belonging, (ii Wednesday, j

o ember h"J!, at ten o'eloA ".

mi., at llie frnit ileov of the Court:Hume ;,i 111.' City of' i iovls, I'liivyCounty, (".. Mexico, offer nnl ex-

pose for ii. public auction, io the

highest bidder for cash in hand, four

our

NOTICE OF SUIT

The Stale of N'ew Mexico to K. B.

Norwood and Ada W, his!

wife, and Amelia Scherer, and all!

unknown persons, adverse claimants,

You are he reby notified that a suithas been filed aga.ist you in the Dis-- j

trict Court of Curry County, New

Mexico, in which Myrtle Rice is:

and are defend-- ;

ant J in Cause No. 1i': on the Civil

Pocket of said Court, and the gen- -'

era I object h of said action arc tot:iU'. title to Lot No. 14

in Fdock No. 37 of :li-.- ' Original town;of C lovis, New Mexico, and to hai'

you a:id all unknown adveise claim-- iar.ts from claiming any right there- -

in. and that, you are notified that;unliss you appear and answer orplead in sa'd cause on or before the'10th day of HUM, judg-- i

nient will be rendered against you bydefault, and that A. Y.

whose business nnd po.stof lice address!is Clovis, New Mexico, is attorneyfor

my hand and seal ofsaid Court ::t Clovis, New Mexico,this 24th day of 1921.(SKA I.) DANUII: BOONK,

County Clerk.

t

rat:-onl::- Clovis They:.1.. . .help IO lie' 10V.71. IT t

miles of barbed wil.' fene; and

f oils locuted us follows: 2 miles ofsaid fence on tho west and southsides of section .'10; 1 mile of saidfence along the west and south side:,

of .lif northwest quarter of sectionIi J; and 1 mile of fence along the:outh line of r.eelion 28, township 2

North of Hart": !M east, in CuiryCounty, New Mexico, for the purposeof pay'njr said interestand cots of suit and exnenses of sale.

Dai ed nt Clovis this October 3,11)21.

C. M. COMI'TON,Uc Special Commissioner.

Have you you don'tneed? Sell it to soil!" f'llow who

does need it. A Clovis News WantAd will make the sale. tf

urray's Confectionery

Try specials this week

Mistletoe Ice

Cream

"You're Sure It's Pure

Norwood,

Greetings:

plaintiff, yourselves

plaintiff's

November,

llockenluili,

plaintiff.WITNESS

September,

merchants.

judgment,

somcthini!

NOTICE OF SUIT

The State of New Mexico to Elisa-

beth McCarson and nil unknownclaimants, greeting:

You are hereby notified that a suit

has been filed against you in the Dis-

trict Court of Curry County, NewMexico, in which Orville E. Pattisonis plaintiff, and yourselves are defend-

ants in Cause No. 18R2 on the CivilDocket of said Court, and the generalobjects of said action arc to quietplaintiff's title to The ''outh-ens- !

quarter of the Southwest quarter, theSouthwest quarter of the Southeastquarter of Section Four and thtNorthwest quarter of the Northeastquarter of Section Nine, all in Town-

ship Four, North of Range Thirty-Si-

East, N. M. '. M., and to bur you: nd all unknown adverse claimantsfrom claiming any right tv,erein, andthat you are notified that unless you

rpnear and answer or plead in snid

cause on or before the 10th day ofNovember, 1921, judgment" will be

rendered against you by defaultand that A. W. Ilockenhull, whose

business and postofiice address is

Clovis, Now Mexico, is attorney forplaintiff.

VVITNEES my hand and seal ofsaid Court at Clovis, New Mexico,

this 21th day of September, 1921.(SEAL) DANIEL DOONE,

County Clerk.

j"" C"

IS I

if?) fr?l I

Groceries, Oil, Gasoline

and Coal

Windmills, Well Material

Work Clothes

You arc welcome at our storeand the prices are right.

PLAINS BUYING & SELLING

ASSOCIATION

Stores at uiovis, Havener and rarweuX

THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921.

Extension Office

t Notes I:

The following ecort- ca;d is oneHint has Urn used for iiia:iy yearsfor judging girln snighuir'i in Okln- -

lioir.il. This store card is simple andpractical and Oii that farr.v-r- s canwell afford tu refer to in scleilinRgra n yorghums for S"cd.

Black Hulled Whit? Kafir Milo,

Fitci'taScore Card

Head Sair.pl?

Uniformity Heads should beuniform in chape, size and type.. D

Length of Head Standardkafir, 10-1- 2 inches; dwarf kafir,

1 inches; milo 7'-- i to 8'iinches; foter'ta, 8-- 9 inches .10

(')rcunifcrencc S t a n d a r t

kafir, 8 inches; dwarf kafir,7 inches, milo 81;, to 9'-- inches

Merita 7-- 8 inches 10

Structure of Head Black, hulledwhite kafir, the center stemshould be at least three-fourth- s

as long as the head. The inter-node- s

or seed stem shouldoccur at regularly decreasing in-

tervals and be net less than five'n number even distviluit'on,uniformity in length and close.etting of joints on reed steni3being deniable. Milo nnd fet-eri-

center stem should be con-

tinuous. Spikelcts or seed stems"hould occur regularly even in

unifo 'ni'ty inlength and clos:- - selling of the.ued stems being d'V'nible 1"

Seed Stem Branches Wellproportioned to lengthand size ofhead, no open spaces, each placefor a seed being filled..- - 10

Color Kafir; white grain withpink speck on tip, encloscdin ablack hull. Milo; varies with va-

riety, milk white grain with blackhull and reddish-lik- e grain withbrown hull. Feterita; chalk whitegrain enclosed in black hull 5

Size and shape of kernelShould conform to the standardof its kind 10

Shattering Kafir should nothattir easily; milo not

'hatter; feterita will shatter some fi

Extent inn Head must hemished cluir out of boot f

Seed condition Sound, pure:il:d mature . 10

Paso First seed sti ms not toolong, thickly nt and well filialcbiM' i'p to the ma:n st"m. An(pen bi.se is uedefrnblc 10

Tip Kafir; not too tapering.Tip seed ftemc. should not bemore man as loir; ashead. Milo; rounding. Feterita;siightly tapering. Each shouldbe well filled with sound anduniform kernels.. 5

Total 100Oklahoma Farmer

a

The American Legion lias made ar-range moms to present "The Birth ota Race," one of the bigge.it pictureproductions ever conceived, in theU gh School Auditorium, Friday nigh.October 2Hth.

The Legion members assure theirmany friends in Clovis and vicinitythat in contracting with the manage-ment of the production to present itunder their auspices and for theiibenefit, they did so only after care-fully looking into the merits of theproduction, and that they feel surein offering this entertainment fortheir approval and support they arcgiving them something well worththeir while. The Legion has madetheir contract whereby it is possibleto show you the production at priceswithin reach of all.

HAD HIS DOUBTS

An elderly man was persuaded bvone of his sons to go with him to aboxing exhibition.

The son'paid for two $2 seats."Now, dad," said the son joyfully,

"you'll see more excitement for your$2 than you've ever seen in your lifebefore."

The old man grunted."I've Rot my doubts about that,"

he said gloomily. "Two dollar waall I paid for my marriage license."

London Weekly Telegraph.

Mr. Farmer, if you are going tohave a public sale, advertise it in theNews. Proper advertising throughthe columns of this paper will bringyou a crowd. tf

ri"VY Hi'. - lI t

Cirl WrMtlei Tiger for Her Living.

Miss Mabel Stark and "Rajah,"whose wrestling act is one of the 110

features in the program of the A. G.

PLUCKY GIRL WRESTLESTIGER AS CIRCUS ACT

A. G. Borne Pnuentt SenintionulTurns at Each Performance

of the Big Show

Woman has achieved manythings in recent years. She has

Io Better Meal for the Price Anyvliere

SATISFIES

ANY

APPETITE POCKETBOOK

Discriminating short

WHITE ROSE CAFECROFT BUILDING

NOTICE FOR

Di'ji:;r!nie;.t of the Int I.'. S.

Office ' t Fort Sumner, N. M.,

October 17,

Notice is hrriby giv n that (!( jig'R osiger of Texico, N. M., who, on:Jan. 22, 1017, made Homestead!entry No. 015753 for Lot 3, Section2, Township 4 North, Range 117 Fast,N. M. 1'. Meridian, baa filed notice otintention to final three yeurjproof to Ciitt.blish claim to the landabove described C, A. Sclieu- -

rich, U. S. Comnnssioii''r, at Clovia,

N. M., on the 10th day of December,'

Claimnnt nam s as witnesses:

Berry, McClain, IkeBrown, Wi'son Pavis, all of TexicoN. M.

W. R. McGIII, RcgkiUr.i

Mr. Farmer, if you are going to--:

have a public sale, advertise it in theNews. Proper advertising through

the columns of this paper will bringyou a crowd. tf

(

Ik

1.1. i

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Barnes circus which exhibits in Clovis

Friday afternoon, October 28th.Sometimes Mabel wins, but usuallythe desision goes to the jungle

invaded legislative halls and courtsand hallowed precincts that

always been regarded as the sole

property of masculinity.But Miss Mabel Stark, who is

coming to Clovis, Friday afternoon.October 28th, with A I. G. Karnes'big circus, has done more than this.

EASY ON

our

rior,Land

1021.

Addl.

make

before

1021.

John Mart

otherhave

P. F. WHITE

BUILDING

CONTRACTOR

Court Homes, School Buildings,

Hotels and Other Public Buildings

Years of experience in erecting

public building!.

Construction Work of all kinds.

See me at Reidora Hotel. Phone 135

4 Regular Communication.A. F. & A. M.

, Next Tueday NightP. A. La Shier,

4 . .

Farm Loans NowI can now make some five-ye- ar loans on

improved farms.

WALTER W. MAYESW2 South Main St. Clovis, X. II

A Good MealWe have served the public in the restaurant busi-

ness in Clovis for many years and we make ourservice worth 100 per cent on the dollar. We makeyou feel at home and feed you well. Try our service.

OGG & BOSS CAFE''''

Not or.ly has she achieved that which

no other woman has ever done before

her, but hev feat has never been ac-

complished by man either. She has

tamed the Bengal t ger, Monarch of

the Jungles, which circus men have

long declared to be untrainable.

Lions and leopards learned years

ago to respond' to the crack of the

trainer's whip, but not so the Bengal

tieer. Alwavshe brs defied his

And be has refused to

cont.-lbut- to the entertainment of

circus goers except by appearing be-

hind the bars of a great steel cage.

Then Miss Stark entered. Fiist she

took a single tiger and worked with

him until he was willing to ncknow-ledg- e

her niastry. Then another and

another until she now has a full

twenty, all ready to do her bidding.

Not only does she put the tigers

through their stunts at each perform-

ance of the Barnes Circus, but as a

crowning feature she stage a wrest

ling contest with "Rajah" a 480

pound Bengal beauty. Sometimes

Mabel wins, but generally the deci-

sion goes to "Rajah" and the act is

one of the real thrills of the Barnes

performance.

If you have something for sal or

want to buy something, use a Clovis

.News Want Ad, 1c per word. tf

News Want Ads Bring Results.

ANY

eaters approve of regular meals andOrders.

PUBLICATION

WEST GRAND AVENUE

Secretary

TEXAS WONDERfor kidney and bladder troubles, grav.el, weak nnd lame back, rheumatismand irregularities of the kidneys andbhdd.T in both men and women. Iflot sold by your druggist will be sentoy on receipt of $1.25. Onesmall bottle often cures. Send forsworn testimonial!';. Dr. E. W, Hull,2020 Olive st. St. Louis, Mo. Soldby druggists.

Regular MeetingClOVIS COMMANDERY

Will be hold at Masonic HallSecond and Fourth Friday

nights of each month,at Q:00 O'clock.

All Sir Knights residing inthis jurisdiction are invited.

(ieorgi lieai'll, Kerurder.

Tate's GarageDay and Nteht Service

We l'l'juiir all makes ofcrs. We have an expert AutoKimineer from Cliimun ineliarke. All Work is Guaran-teed.

Hriujr your elect rieal trou-ble to us, tin- - only naratic inthe eity where you can u'etthe eelelirated Sinclair Mo-tor Oil.

ISi'injr your broken downwheels to us. We maketliem new. Expert whee-lwright in charge.

Tate's GaragePhone 727

Grage West of Court HouseOn Highway.

mm

srrv- -

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF

The Citizens Bank of ClovisAT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPT. 0, 1921

RESOURCESLoans and Discounts ...$325,037.06Overdrafts 1,225.22Bunking House, Furni

ture and Fixtures 8,250.00U. S. Bonds and Warrants '22,050.97Cuh and Sight Exchange 104,813.95

TOTAL.- -.. .$401,384.10

The above is correct.

CHAS. President.

W. SINGLETON.CASH RAMEY.

S. A. JONES, CashierJ. LINDLEY, Director.

S. HART, Director.

PETREE, Ass't. Cashier.B.

CRADY SCHOOL NOTES

School opened as usual Monday

morning but it was the beginning

of a week of many events.

Mr. W. H. Petty, a new member

the Baptist church, was baptizedMonday Some the school

girls were present on this occusion.After the baptizing Mr. Petty left

Clovis Marble Works

MARBLE ANDGRANITE WORK

I am now prepared and am filling

W. O. W. Monument

J. DWIGHTWest Grand Avenue

t ""

.1?

LIABILITIESCapital Stock $ 50,000.00

Paid In Earned J.', IK) (10

Surplus 10,000.00I'ndivideil Profits 0,312.25Bills Payable 25,000.00Deposits 370,071.85

TOTAL $401,381. 10

F. B. HEROD, Asst. Cashier.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORSE. DENNIS,

G. Vice President.

Vice President

E.

' C.

L. C.

F. HEROD, Asa't Cashier

ofmorning, of

Contracts.

THE 1921.

Cull,the

TTTT-- T" effectively

for California her.'. Wo are v'ad any Oulsiituillntf anions; the IteiiiH

Williams, one of our teachers, time have and a Hie

happened an nccident last week.

She got one of her ribs fractured.How this huppened, one of the girlsthrew the basket bull to her and she

did not knew it was coming. It hither and fractured one. of her ribs.

The societies had a cull meetinglast week. The purpose of thesemeetings to elect the debatersfor the joint meeting about Thanks-

giving. Olga Carter and llur-riso- n

were elected debaters for theSociety und Eda Mc'nslnnd

and Noel Alexander were clecled afdebaters fo:' the Claxton Society!

Rev. conducted the morn-

ing exercises Friday. He made a

beneficial speech, which if eve vy one

will put into practice, this nchojS nnd

every school will hi a succi""i. We

are gb'.d at .in.-- time to Rev.

Garrett us.Mrs. Sci'iircy. c.

health. They b:

St J'

1

les'.c of .Mi-.- l.

.!'

CAS

itrnuy uunii

CLOVIS NEWS, OCTOBER 27,

Hellene Friday i2victorious,

I

things interest.a

Ci5

teams

giris bcj'i

CORRESPONDENTS

correspondents of

ere

TF?Tv rail 11?oDETROIT)

Chassis - - $295Runabout - $325Touring Car - $355

Truck Chassis - $445Coupe - - - - $595

Sedan - $660

prices

history Company.

ceming

promptly delivery.

Jones & LindleyOperating Highway Garage

THURSDAY,

win W!E0 CROSS GIVES

ANNUAL BUDGET

$19,361,657

Program Relief

and

MILLIONS FOR VETERA!! AID

p. European Chil-- 4

riren Will Cost $6,000,-- l

000 This Year.

s totallingjg.$1!),:;01,ImT lor cniT.vltu,' tliruiiiili lis

( of In ho11 ad overseas are

(S) In the biidirct of I lit? AmericanIted for I lie llsciil yetir.This toiul Is Hum.i. tl..... tl in .1...i mull niv I III U U II OIK llll,() disburse-mew- s

renrlied It Is a;i.'uoiiiired at Nallniiul Ileiiilipmrti'iH

a Kliiteiiii callln;: altciitioti to Ilia

p. of col".lniii'il support of01'kiiuIziiiihii by response to the

November 11 to -- I,

If I lie vllul of widely Is to. - - be on.

Texas. . I at of

Mm. to vis'toci est ml doinestle budget Is appropriation

to

Curry

(iarrett

with

program

km

dial invitation I.) all. 1,1 WM'.-'- O "or worn la iicuuir or,, . . . t disabled and Ills

bull li ft fo'.

iJiout :;t0. The

were but thewere defeated.

(0)

family. Thisamount to work from

not take IntoThere is to be a pic here-m,n- being spent la clmpters for

night, October 2i)th, 1921. 0f World Wur veteran. ItThe purpose of this pie supper is Is In chapter Unit greater

money for athletics and to Is spent lu meeting this obll-th- e

music room so it will be gutlon of lied Cross,

and comfortable l'vciyont ment continues, as uutnlfested by

and bring your f iMinds and n ure of the Bscal yeur lirjOlltL'l

pie. Coffee and jo-v- at nho going ' tut"l wus !),uoo,-t- o

be served. The i, gring to he an which WWim representedthe disbursement of NationalEgyptian fortune teller and .

or ofyou will have good time,

NOTICE TO

When the Newsat the several communities run out

of stamps and stationery, they

promptly.

I T

(F. B.

...These the lawest of Foid cars in the

the Ford Motor

Orders fast, bo place yours

insure early

Allotted Cur-re- rt

of

Service.

Medical Aid

Washington- .- K::puiiilitur

iilullulled Sliiles out.

currentmore hki.i low- -

I....:....

lust tin:$U1,I'.C,741,

lulit

necessity llioAn-

nual Hull

carriedtlio

cor-- !

was

the inunappropriation represents

the ulloted thisNational lleadiimirters and

consideration the mil- -

supper

lief theto the the

get fix amountthe the unnounco-war-

wheoapproximately

ii' e mre i,, .,, ,,,, n, .,, (i,iu a..i,i ,.iHed service.

Vst Work for DisabledChief iiiuiiiig the of

the appropriation lor with ve-

terans Is that which concerns ItselfWilli assistance to disabled men midwomen In gnverniii'Mit hospitals, ThisItem of l.Tlwi.i hi, nil Increase of uioro

l nomas, wan a visitor to our stnooi reipi'-stc- to a noiution ot tile tbau ?."oii,i 0 mer the approprialioiilust wiek. Mi-- .. ami her hus- - .shortnge on the bottom of their let-'fo- r the same work In laM bud-ban- d

have l.e"ii iim .'cU'i for his ter and aup;ilies will be sent' get, will provhlo tlio :e serv- -

r

coon' from

O.

are

of

in

to

for

for

relief

linedCross

llsinl year, wlieii

wni'k

Fay

only does

that

Head- -here oth-- ;.

work

maKo

them

are

Cross

var.i

lees fur the ilisaioi ii and Hiclr lanuiiesWbleh lire ludisM II- able to supplementthose providi d by the 'ovenoaeat.'I i:e dli'i'i ior of iln; Y tennis' Uup-- i

hi Ilifiiliesthe K"d si o. llll eo.Uiiiuc andextend Ihese i : n ;

. J

Other Iteii's of the ii;!' ,;i l' irveleivins' relief lire proport'i. lei- in- -

elee.'-e'!- All llli'lllinll-i- applo'll'l.lllollof ,s ;:., ).l has Ir -- u uiiide for II- -l

Cross worl; in eoi.i.i lion withr Army nnd .Navy and

V, il'u Hie regular Army an-- Na.y.disaster :'i lief, the lied Ci'tniS

lias set nslile for the i :irre:M twelve,months mi appropriation oi' !'." I: .:iT-;-

irinnlly doiibliny the :r proprii.tlimfor the smiie purpoe for Ihe llsculjear r.ci-UCl- .

More than !?i:,(inii.Om) Is provided forservice anil ie:.-i:-il iio-i- to the .'l.ilnil

Iteil Cross chntitei's by llie : inm.loraliieiion.

Helping Destitute ChildrenOther Items of llie dona'stle binV;et

Ilieliale .l!is..-,i-n for nils ellaileous ac-

tivities, lneiiliig eoui rllnitioiissirleteil for sperial Mirpn::eN nnd 5TIS,-(HH- I

for inaiia.-vineii- t. Kaeh of t'nItems represents largo rediietiotis oversimilar appropriations of the previousyour.

rrnm n fiiml of ,0,(if),iHKi, $ri.im,.(UK) of whb'li was Pontrlbulisl thrnllglithe i:uron'im Itelief ('iiuiicU'raiupiiignand J5r,,'KHj,i hh allotted by the Ited'ross for elhld welfare worlt In

Europe, thn remnlns !f.s,705,lllS stlUavailable, of which it is csl huntedthat 8( '..IKK i,i x Ml will be required forthis Work during tire ciuTeut year.Kni! Ited Cross participation In theJoint effort Ui relieve fninhio mndl-lion- s

In ffitsMn, for fiunl work Iti'tki"ChliinoJaiHrh- -, for jHtikur" lfi4 t'nlRtanil ol her uvitVseus aclhvltks 'Inclujlim,'the cloniie,' of the obi tti"''jf reliefprogram ku Kiinie $l,?TS,VUO v iSuIti

In Announcing Itip nitloual lili:et,the Ited Cross mnkits It dh'ur tlftitthe tlt'iires do not Include ehupler

or Huee any easii estlinuluon the liivu1i,'iiMe servhn of volun-teers tn chaplers.

CARRYING ONSERVICE FORDISAW.ED VETERANSOF THE WORLD WARTHAT IS COSTING$10,000,000 A YEAR,THE AMERICANRED CROSS IS HELPINGFULFILL THISNATION'S OBLIGATIONTO ITS DEFENDERS.HELP THE RED CROSSCONTINUE THIS WORKBY ANSWERING THEANNUAL ROLL CALLNOVEMBER 11-2- 4, 1921.

Remarkable Change

in This Man's Family

"I gained 12 pounds, my wifj gain-ed 20 pounds and my daughter

day by day taking Tuiilac.It's the biggest surprise of our lives

and all our friends a'nd neighbors aretalking about it. This medicine himmade a wonderful change in everyone of ui. Before I got Tunlc.e, I

could hardly drag one foot after Hie

otlur. I had indigestion perfectlyawful. In fact we Were all reguia;dy.iper.tics. We all sweur by Tan-la- c

now at our house. It outfit to li

in very home. It's the world's givat-- (

t family medicine."The above statement win mmle by

!( oi I.. Te.-s- a v.ell-kno- n andhiriily iI nvtrliinM, living al.": Dowrin'r Street, lhiffnlo, N. Y.

Tatilii? y Hold by lending dwcrVtovciywh re. (Adv.)

. DANGER

Sandy and Donald wt-r- pnvivrtheir fiv't vis't to he metropolia imdfou :.tl the wy.i of the big hotel .,oiili"ir way.!. The ioniiup; found themtiiv pared to fare forth but tillable tolocate t'le stairway. Sandy discover-i- d

tile eh vat ir fhaft ttith the dooroven inul very p'Tiimtly tumbled tothe button'. Leanieg over the opm-!nr,-

Di.'iehi called to his fliendspvavled out below:

"Did ye get doon a' richt, Sandy?""Aye, tliot I did," replied Saii.ly,

"Rut, nion, be careful o' tlmt fir.--t

step 't's a brute."

Have you something you don'tneed? Sell it to some fellow whodocs need ii. A Clovis News WartAd will make the sale. tf

Patronize Clovis merchants,help build up the town.

' V el.A...:vl;-itv;rf- .;

HaalfJi,Auto

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Theytf

I

GETTING ACQUAINTED

A new foreman took charge of the.hop ttiis particular morning, andmany of the men had not as yet methim. About the middle of the fore-noon he was making a tour of thebuildings to familiarize himself withthe layout, when on passing a mvallenclosure he saw two workmen uihub;who were sitting down smoking. Be-

fore he had the opportunity to sqio.il:

one of the men snid: "Hello, what 'li e

you doing, stranger?"' I'm Dodgen, the new foreman,"

wus the reply."So are we, come in urtl have a

smoke."

THAT COY OF YOURS

I'o: ': b';i .ii 'h:i( bey of yoins inhi.1, play to Mieh an i";Lent that he canlot cr.jny hi eer-ati- on for fear he

n ill iioil h s !! Ihes.It is unnui i v- - rov ,1 ,y to th'nk

of, let al 'Me ies!ii-et- h'i clothing,Hon'l (!vi'::-- your boy so well that

you feel you (nnot affoid to allowl.im to play re.il boy fariiion becauseH dejt'oy.'. Iiis elot'ies.

Dve-- ' him in .it"ong, ibirable nm-(i- ii

i:aile !o n.'ii-- the strain.i'.ipi'.o lie do look neiJ'ctid

.'mil i(ti'-.diii- t on lire's.)'e 's bound d'rty, botia-- to

Uae li'.; tro'1.-- - r.i, f be is a leal boy.I.OS Anji'eles Heriilil.

RAN IN THE FAMILY

"You must have kept a great manypeople out of the penitentiaryyour pt'ofosiomil career."

"Oh, yes," raid the eminent crim-

inal lawyer."Did you ever regret defeating the

'ends of justice'."'"Only once. I got a pickpocket ac- -

quitted and discovered later that lie

wus a distant relative of mine."Birmingham

T"r: "e-f iv::' :' .r vui .w

il.-'- '' if

fvi , ., anr:iP;r'

. rii,'. 'M .,.- - ;i, - .'::. H i. ,.. .y Jf.

11 n

pilifs Powder ;

iVww- - ibVfeiS-t''-'---!''- '' ' ?:

ilt;iVnl ttm iiiiii4iikU iil'll. All'.i,iiml..l j,!, mmiwin itb.'iii.i i'iii'll)neiiii.,

:

1 LANE & &QIIS CttAlN CO JJI Implements, Goal and Grain

it Chir'jlotlo: I"The Pri.y; is The TWM

it Gee Us Befors You Sll: S. W. LANK, yhuapr

Life, Accident,

Insurance

during

Nolary, Rentals,Papers

NO DEAL TOO EIG, K0 BUSINESS TOO SMALL

F. S. BURNSLyceum Theatre Building

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Phone

Legal

Clovis, N. M.

THESEWANT AD'S

MILLINERY SELLING OUT- -1 am THE CL0V1S FLORAL CO. Cut

felling out my millinery lit special flowers, floral designs, etc. Corner

prices until I can find a hotter - Washington niul Wallace ana Jii in,

cut inn. Come and gel you a tiini or

a hat hefuVe th.-- are all gone. M.mI, T i- - i a.... in r. if.. REPAIR WORK On sewingl.tU I III IH , I.. XIKIIKI I" ill'

RALE ."i riifim modern lunioo, j

close in. Will consider light ear!in trade. Apply at HI II En.-;- GrandAvenue.

FOR SALE--Som- residence lots.

Well located, nncc to Mill, yourpmse. (I. II. IJl.ttil:i at Post Of-

fice, or phone

FOR SALE 19i0 model Hoick, fir.it

ck.ss condition, Toons if desired.,

0. ('. SiKes, First Nal'l Bank.

FOR RENT Bed rooi-!-- , modern,steam heat, close in, gentleman pre-

ferred. 51 is. W. II. Shuimit", 42(1

W. Monroe, phone 22.".

WANTED Anyihing thai you havesell doesn't eat. King!

Store, phone WANTEIl-Wo- st

Avenue. --lieDavis,

Or. RENT apartments at: -;P0

East RENT

CHINA BOAR. His she the Lee

Bell 700 pound hog; his theDavenport thoroughbred now. Price$2:.. write W. il. Gil.-a- ,

miles north St. Vrain.

FOR 191-1- 1919 anil 1920

model Fords, all good runningorder. Hurry, try to buy one beforethey are gone. See Osborne at PostOffice. ltp

WANTED Dressmaking and sewingof all kinds by expert seamstresssinger sewing machine office, 210

West Grand, phone 731.

FOR KENT Furnished rooms forlight housekeeping. Call (120

Wallace.

FOR SALE OR LEASE Some good

BRING

Sheldon. Phone 11:15.

nia- -

mm. ituiih. typewriters, miningmachines, phone 731. 210 W. GrandAve. King's Second-han- Store

CLOVIS TO TlVl'MCARI AUTO

LINK, l.euves Clovis 7:00 a. in.,

arrives TueiimcHi'i i.-'- ni. Car

starts from Clovis pct office. Wait-- ;

und Carman, Contractors.

,' A'TK!)--Dro-- s making,fancy. Call at 120 N. ileii1

WANTED - I have doctor, ten d;

plow, tui foot la!.dcni di.e anil ;eii

foot wheat drill. If you have work

he done, see or write me at ''r'.er,N. ,M. AI:'o have ten di.'.c v, he.it drill

for sale, in excellcr.t condienn. W.

E. Millto that

'Second-han- 7". I, 210

Grand jl 111 "'

- - - " Mrs.1 2ronm

(hand Avenue. FOR

isdam is

S. e or 13

of

SALEin

at

atNorth

rh

p.

lo

in 20 lip

-- Washing ironings to

home, each fiOc per114 S. Jones St. 20-2t-

320 of tight landmiles t lovia, on mgnwuy,

to rent for cultivation51. Chapman.

See Dr. E.

FOR SALE 320 acres plainsland 17 miles north of Friona,

Price per acre. See us for cheapland. M. A. Crum, Frionn Tex. 20-2- p

FOR SALE OR TRADE Four maresand two colts. Would

take car or lots or house lots. J.B. Waits, Clovis, N. M.

FOR SAKE OR TRADE An ideal

640 acre home, rich soil, p'inpingplant, abundance of water to irrigateentire 1510 under the land, grows al-

falfa, corn, hogs, dairy covs, sweetpotatoes, onions. Old age causeselling. Will sell or trade for brick! uildings. Would trail" for some

farms and ranches near Friona. M.I wheat land

amido,.

acrestrnin

$10

and

Describe in first letter.A. Crum, Friona, Texas 10.2()-2t- p j Box 192, Portales, N. M.

plain

good

Winter Coming

3

RESULTS

is

Coine

1 lie are right in ourprice ;i goml

iiiouev.

THE CLOVI3 OCTOBER 27, 1921.

IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY andneed a gun, ice me. If you have a

good gun and need some money, seeme. Buy, aell or trade guns. Sev-

eral on hand. Fred Murphy.

LET THE FAVORITE Mattress Co.

make your old mattresses new.Work called for and returned sameday. Factory opposite Baptist Hos-

pital, Phono 703.

DISCS SHARPENED We have in-

stalled a roller disc sharpener andarc prepared to give service in sharp-

ening discs in keeping with tho otherattention your work gets at

our place. Clovis Welding Shop.

"Weld any metal and guaranteeit.

rOlt TRADE Black land farm home

in Cook County, Texas, to tradefor wheat land in Curry Coun'y oren the plains. Box 132, Portales. N.

51.

FOR SALE Oil TRADE One-ha- ll

section, IS miles northwest for13-!- I tfvn property or smnlhr place closer

Place well improved. J. U.

Waits, Clovis, N. 51.

FOR 1(10 acres unimprovedln;,d foi' Clovis town property, ri.e

or write J. !,. Stone, 900 W. Monroe

St.. Clovis N. M.

FOR KENT 1.10 acres cultivatedland '.j mile north of Havener, N.

M., known as the Bailey House farm,

for money rent only. allto Mrs. Kate B.

House, 2120 Hearst Ave., Berkley,

California.

FOR RENT Two room house. Call

at 620 N. Wallace.

FOR SALE OR TRADE Buick carin fine condition, six cord tires.

See Dr. E. M. Chapman.

FOR TRADE 80 acres of irrigable

shallow water land to trade forgood as nc wautomobile or big truckgood as new. Box 192 Portales, N.

M

FOR RENT Two room house, partlyfuiMtuhcd, also furnished rooms for

light Call at 100 ,'.

Calhoun or phone 490-- He

WILL HAVE two light housekeeping

rooms with heat, water and lights,

for rent about the first. Dr. H. R.

Gibson. Hi"

It's setting time for winter clothing andwe lire fixed to serve you the things thatmen wear. in now and let us supplyvon with

A WINTER SUITAN OVERCOATHeavy Underwear

Or am tliiii"- in lite li;il(T(l;ishery line

stylesevery represents

prompt

new sun k airvalue for tin

Cioaniiig and Pressing

Remember our delivery car comesin a hurry when you phone.

NEWS. THURSDAY,

TRADE

Addresscommunications

housekeeping.

with

i(2)Will You Ella-?-

A Good Looking $35

Suit (or $25.

We are offering them at this bigreduction from Friday, Oct. 28th,until Wednesday, Nov. 2nd andthey are new.

SPECIALJO',

holll il

off on nil dresses. Howlilaek Clinton ( Yepe I

Coats! Coats!One lot t r12.0n. One

2:5.;0 niul up to f7.".(H).

Be completely dressedp:iir of imported gloves.

S)().THROl'GH mistake, an Overland

crank was placed in the wrong carabout a week ago. OwnFr of car will

plenso rteurn same to Clovis Marble

Works.

Tho Woman's Missionaryof the Roswell Di3trict will meet

at the Methcdist church Thursday,end Friday of this week. All tho i

ladies of the different churches are

invited to attend these moetings.

NO MONEY DOWN

Will furnish lots to peoplewho will build on them. Noth- -

ing down; no payment for two

years,SPRINGFIELD & WELLS

FOR RENT Completelyfive room bungalow. 1

feed 120

furnished

SPRINGFIELD &

Wegiihir

daughter, cleta Inez,Mrs g L Benn,,tt

FOR SALE All kinds of bundle

cluap.Street.

silk

North Wallace.

4CASH AND LOT TO TRADE

FOR NOTECASH S 1,000 and $1,2.10.00

lot. Will trade cash nyd this: lot for u '.ood .$2,001) note.

Wfcl.LIi

CLAUD NOTES

The farmers are still busy sowing.

wheat; tho dry weather doesn't dis-

courage them.Mr. and Mrs. LoRoy onvidson of

Rnnchvale spent Ihe week-en- d with

relatives in thia community.A party was given at the Crowder

home Friday night in honor of Miss

Viola May Roberts' 13th birthday. A

large crowd attended, various games

w.'re played and at a late hour de-

licious refreshments were served.

Everyone reports an enjoyable time.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pipkin, Sr.,

returned Friday from a trip to Okla

homa.Mrs. Martin and children of Clovis

snvnt Fiiday night with her sister,

M, Chas. Rose.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mark had bs

their Su.iuay guests Mr. and Mrs

Tom Crowder, Mr. and Mrs. fc. L

i.Bennett, Lois Cha iton and Messils'j'm Roberts and Ray Wi'son.

lot id

with n

.,fj-- WAr:-- ? Vv

'i I Mi

)A

5lr. ami Mrs. Will Johnson are theproud parents of 10'a pound boy.

who is at-- i Mrs. ('has. Rose and Lois Charlton.tending school at Pleasant Hill thisyear spent the week end with home

folks.A large crowd attended the party

given at the Westfall home Saturdaynight. Refreshments were served andeveryone reports nica time.

Miss Lois Charlton spent Sunday,night with Miss Berta Bennett.

Mr. Jim Roberts and Mr. Ray Wil-

son left Sunday night for Amnrillo.Wendall Keenan is on the sick list.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pipkin spentSunday with Mr. and Mm. Will Minis.

51s Nell, Mott of Clovis spent Sat-

urday night and Sunday with Mrs.

W. E. Mott.Mrs. Chester Marks and little

spent'hone 113-J- . jlh

Monday

The schoid society gave theprogram Friday afternoon:

Poll call answered with quotationsfrom

Song by Berta Bennett, Mrs. Chas.Rose, Mac Price and Marbolle

n .ft.

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!

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""'V '-

a

a

We Have a great

Reduction on all in

the Millinery De-partme-nt.

A spec-

ial price on Tarns,

Ribbons, Children's

Hats.

& OSBORNE

Reading Jimmie Wallace.Song Berta Bennett, Mae

Miss Lola Krietzberg,

Longfellow.

Dialogue Primary folks.

Talk "Good manners and

Price,

Polite- -

ness" Marbelle Westfall.Current Events Prof, Chas. Rose.Jokes Buster Chcrlton and Lora

White.

Debate "Resolved that the Negro

should not have been freed"; affirm-ative, Lois Charlton, Nelson Sanders,Vola Mae Roberts. Negative, BertaBennett, Oliver Johnson, Ruby Rose.

Tho affirmative aide won.

Visitors were Mrs. R. H. Johnson,Mrs. Wesley Johnson and Mrs. Ches-

ter Marks.

The Indies of the Presbyterian Aid

Society will serve lunch down town

on Friday, the 2Uh, and will try tosustain their former reputation forgood things to eat. ttc

We are prepared to do all kindsof sheet metal work. Now is thetime to have you flues seen after.Clovis Sheet Metal Works, Phone2911.

vein wp.nl" a nnnrl fnf"

hen, frying chickens, fresheggs or turkeys I

t--you wiil find ihem at the

Moss Produce Company, west of J

A. B. Austin grocery store. Ourchickens are fed only clean feedand our pens are sanitary and al- - !

j ways clean. Phone 84. !

!j tI Moss Produce Co. j

I

Plateau Singing Convention Calendar

The Plateau Singing Convention Ik to bo organized on thefourth Sunday in June, at Clovis. It will consist of uboutforty comities of Kanern New Mexico uml thy Punhandle of Texas,including Memphis, ; Lubbock, Texas; DtBaru County, N'-'-

a

.Mexico; and i counties o.i'the greatcniiKlitiition and adopted t

tviu'io'jr. f iiits of tlu' county must lie

plateau. Officers elected.

vu'j uu t.i tutu i j I i. ' j v i! ce'ii'iiic;.

Hall Comity, To,i.:, n:iies wet M mph'a, Te-.a- s, 2:--

Uur.iiuy in idny, I!2-J- V. MeIilo:;h, president.

P.dt.r Cm-niy- Texas, time mid d.ite nut yet decided, it. A.ot'.v.iiiy.er, Amariilo, Teas.

Plains Dit.li let Coin, niion. 3 .'d Saturday mid Sciidnv May,!122, it Lv,i;f,eld, Tc:.is. K. I. Wth.oii, Lubbock, Te.va.t

Farmer ami '.icily Coiir.liei-- , Te.a, first Sunday in Ai.ii,.'t Kiii-A.'.- l, Texas. C. V.. Uotsoll, l'ics.tknt.

I).:.:.v:.. I n .. M., first leilay hi May, ! 0 .'.'.!, at Engli-villc-

. M.. J. I!.

Castro County, fourth S'uu lay in March, 1!)22, al Sv rinysu!- -.

S. J. Taylor, President.

Quay County, fifth Sunday in October, lUHt, al House, Pn,f.Rugci.-:-. Orenni.er.

kooswelt t'tm'.ly, I'iirt Sunday in April, 1922, Rogers, N. M.lease T. Saiiili, nrgi rnzi r.

Cuny C. uuty. il, ,d fitn.lr.y in Api.l, 10'J2. Prof. J. I). Wci.h,I'lcMdcnt.

J.sO, r. TAYLOR, Chief Ori.v.n-.v:--

Mt'.i'ria'v i;- never a failuiv t.i tho.;.who are willini; to iiialie it 11 succes.i

Try u News Want Ad for results

Disc Rolling

Lathe Work

General Elacksmitliing

Cylinders Re-Bore- d

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Kentucky Iron WorksBurton & Boyclstun, Props.

313 West Otero

USE SLOAN'S TO

.11

can't do yo'ir best vb'--YOU back and every nuncio

aches villi faliK'ie.Ai'plv Sln.in'.i Liniment fr'i !y,

rulMti', and enjoy a H'iiciri!:vjSlow of warmth mi l romfon,

(hkk for rheiiuinlisai, nciir.ilIa,rnraimi and stiaici, aeb :i tmd iaias,s ll!, i, '..erij niv c!" ., i ':f jc i:i!s andthe iilit r i lie: :.: of Weather i

I'.-.- f'ify y arn fii:'':' rneiiiy. A. kyoiiri.. III " "i ', ;..'.' .; i'7v.

At til . - Y, ?!.;''.

Iflfh-''- 'k. ! -- l

-r-n .

fe3

Tired N

"I wr wonk nndrelatei Mrs. Kulu nurnett, ofDaltofl, Ga. I wag thin andjust felt tired, all the tlraI didn't rent well. I wasn'tcvor hungry. I know, bythis, I needed a tonic, andai there la none better than

lit

I lb Vtefl's Tonic

... I began using Cardul,"continues Kirs. Burnett t)"Atter my first oottio, i aieptbettor and ate better. I took fdfour bottles. Now I'm well, h

feel Just flno, eat and sleep, k'A

my skin Is clear and I nave

P rained and sure feol thatCardul la the boat tonlo evermade."

Thousands of other women

have found Cardul Just aa

' Mrs. Burnett did. It ihouldhelp you. V

At ail druggist, J

t. mmm - " oia 1

aLlniiiwii. . nMfc riiiirMJ

1

to be

ofA.

in

at.

fir.-.- t meeting. l)cbr;ei.--- fromelected by their county and cast

.

MOYE-SUNR1S- E NEWS4

hac been h ivini,' some icul '..llwild rut only wind, ba. somebowers.

.'lisn Jewel r:c!:i.rts vmis eullinjr 01:

Mi.- -' J'inmie Kiuri-- j of Knt-.'rp-

Sunday.Our Sunday school is s.iin.;.

nicely. K.uh .Sunday we have a Iari;i.attendance and alio jrood int 'rest,

in th.' ynmn. folks class.There is alw: y.s room for one more,.o 1H everybody cinne each Sundayand brinit someone else.

Who was it that was nut ridinj:around Sunday thai seemed so happv':

Mr. Copehmd i;ave a xinirintt Sun-

cay niifht. 'I he people of this part oftin; community went in a hinderbai;re as the roads were so rouRh undrandy. Kverybody enjoyed that morethan if they had folic in cio-j- . Sun-day was Mrs. Copihind'a birthday.The sinirinjr was uttended by o lni-R-

crowd was pplehdiil.I'loyd and (llenn V.'illouhby, Del-- i

nun and Paul Hcpi.er and WdPamAkei.i spent Sunday whh Laneile andUoy Craiu'.

M". uml Mis. Copeland spent Sun-

day at the Donjon; home.Mis? Alma Copeland vpent Sunday

wi'.h .Miuy T.Kev. Tift on failed to fill his ap-

pointment Sunday and Hev. Seaia ofCl'.v:s Rave us u euod tiiik on oimof the points in the Sundiry schoollesson.

K 'v. Mrs. Paeknelt andPeterson veio callers at Iho

llol'per home Kundi.y,Mr3. McCo.-mic- v.etit to PortnUs

Friday to vis her mother whobeen 'II ffjr so. lie time,

in.- header s no-- i.t Mr. Craie.Mv.! lli'-sy- I'clci-so- js u..,j,.a

M, s. Cruijr cool! fer the header hand-'- .

Mv. Hopper wa- ee.llin.ic on Mrs.!!)niiir'a.--- Monday afternoon,

Most of the young folks arc plan-- j'uinjr on relebratine; Hallowe'en with,a pnrty and of course ore planning ona 1,'ond time.

Moye Slim.

'I- -

LOCUST CROVE LOCALS 4,'

Vt'M. .1ii ii mi- ivinu wn st.niK around ine

corner and incse cloudy (l:'.y? make;one think thut winter is close by.

The farmers are nu'te lu?y heatl-'"-

t!ie'r crojis. Some few are thronnhwhile others haven't started.

.Mei-:r.i- . Owens, Ross,J. K. Rnnd'd and families wce

visitors at T. J. Rundol's Sunday.Robert dliams bar. been hi 'ndii'K

lor Own n Landon thi? veckTwo of the Texico tcnchn-.- were

vif'tow nt Mr. Haclev's Sunday.Min. Hi-r- Osborne vir.itcd with

Mrs. J, K. Randol Fr'day.Mrs. IiiUuke, who has been in theal In Clovis for the t six or

;.t".:ht weeks, came home last wcekland seems to be pettiiiR nlonir nicely.The men of the community went in,rnd helped with his hendinr Tuc:day.1 he ladies took well filled baskets, sothey had a reifuhir picnic.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam ol and Mrs.T. J. Randol were visitors in ClovisMondcy.

Mrs. Bowman, who received In.juries a few weeks ago when her carturned over with her, is getting alongnicly,

Sam Randol and family visited atBob Willians' Sunday.

THE CL0V1S NEWS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921.

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To know whial yni iiintcail ufh'iii( 'lv f;yii it iiinon to l.;il (liaWor! tells y i'l you OUKM M jrt!T,Is ti li.ive yuur uu! .iih.: H, 1

SUMMER UREAKIiTS.

The warm weaker l willI lighter, nf le- I'uml Millie. illlt

siil'ii-i.-n- l ly

l'' k.pwor...

Six. Cii' " s u5.1. .'"m;:.;-- Vn is '

al I.j.i ..

:!; of f ;:'!.a ili-- 'i nf cereal,an o,: .i.-i

or a bit of ii f i Willi a ci;il'iil ofenlVi-- or cue.,, i r n 'lass of inili; isII satisfying n.eal. The coro" i i : n

one liiil lia.s In en pri'vicin-I- counciland lo it put It i ti ii m;;; I. a rb er,nIUi and sn.rar. I, a inoriiliiL'when Hie weather pernili-- , s ! I lii.slies' of wallles;

I'lil-'- (iih; iml oii ipiariorcup!'!!l nf sll'iM IIuiif. ha.s' iinl'ul each nf :uin and sal:, onecupful of thick soar mill;, the ; oiksof lui e.'VM ail, !',, whiles In atnstiff. Silt the dry ili;;rclic;.ls, mill lieeL'i: .vol!; wHli the mill; ami i r inafter the nikiin-,- has I n .'.ellbeaten three nf iae''.--liillli-r- I'ohl In the o.tl' v. lilies andbake oil a hot wall!" iron. Serve withcold ample .sirup. If tl.e hnl .nipIs ii .! it the whichIs Hie chill-Il- l of a Willie.

Southern Eagis. P.utter small ne.K'llis and half till with led belledSlip a raw eu:t ill em h. :ihsuit und pepper, butter, eraled ir-.".i- '

and a llllle ehopped hoih-- ham. S t

ihe In:, i but waler ami : ina iiioderate oven uiilll the are

Salmon Sji'ad. Take 11 can ofsalmon, add eipial inea-aire- nf cbcppeiicelery, a few olives finely t.'.ine,.!, asour pickle chopped, and half cap.fill of frc-d- i united coconut. If thefresh Is not oliialiiable Mink In 11

little sweet mill; until sofi. Serve oplettuce with a plain boiled

Ma-Jr- Beef. Slice two small"iilotis. ( apple and a stall; or twonf celery very line, cool; In hot but-- j

tor, sprinkle a l of ourrvpowder over the dl-- add the .hlkp ofhalf a lemon and turn in u few s'b-e-

of rare roast beef cut very lion withn eutil'iil of roast if raw. Simmert!'l niliiiiies and servp with imt sea-soned rice.

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Ke.-r- in I'liisttion lifts lisulf with Iheriilai'Miiie lite ef litiii who pmciiecs it.Tin- in that will nut du thatr,n tiinn riaily hus u ilKiit tn occui--hlnist-l- nl.icjt.

LEFTOVERS AND OTHER THINGS.

A most tasty salad may he piopm-c-

from a cupful or Iwo nf malie-- po-

tato, II -- ill:; ii li;t I.' l Im-

Im art nt iiwad l". in- c i,imix w ilh it, a li't ekm chopped onion uml cu-

cumber Willi u saladdresslu:'. Li t stunhour or two to seasiiii.iiinl serve in the curledleaf of bead letiuee.

Liver Croquettes. Tnu lou .u in .. i.M-i-

, pa,.nun un-i- i iiuiiurw, tit mi tiii' Mimiiiitiitili itiliirtMl : stilt ntiil iniiur tn .t.son. Take two tiililespuoiifiils of Hour1

and milk to form a thin hatter; stirIn the chopped liver and drop byspoonfuls Into a hot greased sil,er.Itrowu tpiickly on both sides, An euKmay be adflcd to the batter which Im-

proves the patties.Creole Dish. Take two cnpln's of

cooked rice, a cupful of I,, '!,,! orham chopped; season with

Hn cayenne and a tablespooni'iil ofmiliar; put Into a buttered pan, coverwith cracker crumbs and bake untilbrown In the nven.

All bits uf lilt 111, Whether Lulled,baked or otherwise cooked should heraved, for a tablespniii.ful ef mini edham will add .ti-.- t the iippotitltr; hto ii dish which will n.ake it out lloordinary

Bigot. Take sme a;,--( went or porl;.chicken or In fact any hfiover!chopped meat; add to wincrkiani andcook In the oven for two or threehours. This may be wnrined up amiwill be rood as lotn; as It lasts,-

Chopped meat of any kind added torook mush makes a most unurisli- -

fnu dbdi wb'-- fried, after curth'.i! Inuo.

Hungarian Potato SoupCut fouror live Kfx I,ei potatoes Into smallrubes, and put to cook In one quart

hroth. Cut ine four food sl;:ediitilons and fry Ih.di'ly In three table- -

Hpooufuls of Iniiter, add one l

of paprika ami threeof Hour; stir and mix well;

then add one pint of strained tomato,rather thick; let simmer one-hal- f

hour then add the potato cubes withthe hroth. Add one cupful of creamand season well Just before sawing.

The Union Mortgage Co.

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NOTICE OF SUIT'

Stale of New .Mexico to W. F.

Kdear, VV, Hoth'id, K. K. Holland, S.iH. Holland, and all unknown persons!chiiminjr title or interest adverse toplaintiff, Civetintr:

You are notified that S. Grisamorehas Leirun a suit airair.st you in theDistrict Court of Curry County, NcwiMexico, in Cause No. lS'ii), and thnt(the general objects of said action arc,to e:.tabli di bit deed made by W. F.

Sdirar to M, J. Holland and Sadi? F.

Ho'land, and to cancel n movlgnRe

made by M. J. Holland and Sadie F.

H!l:'.nd to W. Holland, E. E. Holland,and S. II'. Holland on Lot 1, in Block

7', of the Original Townsite of Go-- ,vio, New Mexico, und to quiet plain-- j

tiff's title thereto and that unless you

plead or appear in wiid cause on orbefore the 18th day of November,1921, judgment by default will be!

rendered aRt-ins- you and the reliefprayed for will be grunted and that:the attorney for Ihe plaintiff is A. W.Hockenhull, of Clovis, New Mexico,

Witness my hand and seal of Courtthis 4th day of October, 1021.

(SEAL) DANIEL BOONE,County Clerk.

LAST WILL AND

TESTAMENT OF WILLIAMB. CROW, DECEASED

To Whom it May Concern:Notice is hereby piven that an

purporting to be the LastWill und Testament of William B.Crow, deceased, has been filed forprobate in the Probate Court of Cur-

ry County, New Mexico, and that byo 'der of sn'd court the 7th day ofNrvembrr, 1021, nt the hour of 10i, 'clock a. ni., at the Court Room"f said Court in the City of Clovis,New Mexico, is the day, time anddace set for hearing proof on said

Last Will mid Testament,Therefore, any person or persons

wiJiinjr to enter objections to theprolmtitiR of said Last Will and Tes- -

lament are hereby liotified to filetheir objections in the office of theCounty Clerk of Currv County. NewMexico, on or before the time set forisaid hearing.

r,"t,(l nt Hovia, New Mexico, thisthe 2nd day of September, 1021. j

(SEAL) DANIEL BOONE,Cmmty Clerk.

NOTICE OF APOINTMENTOF ADMINISTRATOR

In the matter of the estate ofClarence Andrew Pylunt, deceased,

Notice is hereby (riven tlwit hereto-- 'foiv on Uie 3rd day of Oclober. A. I).1921, the undersigned was duly ap-

pointed administrator of the estateof Andrew Chtrenre Pylnnt, diceas-- !

nl. All persons h.: it if claims nj;ainstaid r.Uite are hornby notified to

sjr'd chiinej in the mannerl.im rediil.td by thu tt'itutcn

the Stn'e of New Mexico. Noticefurther given that nil claims not

prcentcd within mw yeiw from t!'ilate' of thu tippointmnnt of this ad-

ministrator will be forever barredEd Gray, Administrator

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rtte-- hiarlhii, 011,1 W,t-- 11 la wulr, lytleunl. l),afnsi) Is tin. n.ult. t'nlciw ttivInn.tniiPKilun cn kv r.uliiiwil unit thii tabors lea 10 Hi normal roiuluinn,wl.. be . Mnny em, 9 otdtufn.-- iro cnutt-- ty culnrrh, which llnn iniiii.d condlilnn of ihi mucaua

f''"U 7l thru!ho Mono on the muiou. (ii'iacri of thotyitrtn.Wti will give one tlun-lrnt- l rioliart fornr ih ot Cttarrhal U lrmi that eann.itb ivnA br Hnli i Colnrrli Clr.cultra fro All Pmnrim.. ?t,o.

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Magic City Fur. & Undertaking Co.JOHNSON BROS.

Day Phone ail Night Phono 235

S.J.WRIGHTLiconted Chiropracter

Over Farmers State BankHours 9 a. ni. to 5 p. m.

Phone 34(3)'Dr. C. L. McClellanPhynician and SurgeonOffice Over Mandell's

Residence, 014 N. Main S.CLOVIS, N. M. 4

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DR. C. 0. WAREINEECHIROPRACTOR

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dr. i. wr RTansVeterinary Surgeon

Phone 3114 4Clovis, New Mexico 4

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Dr. W. M. LancasterPhysician and Surgeon 4

Olovix, New Muxico 4Office Over Mundell's 4

Phoiu! No. 137 4Residence Phone 71!)

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Dr. J. B. Westerfield'! Physician and Surgeon

OfficellO'v N. Main StreetOffice Phone :U Rea. 2C9

!!R. GIBSON

OSTEOPATH' Treats all diseases, both acute

and chronic. Office in buildingon lort'cr ncrth of Fife Sention,

' Office Phone Wi lies. 1100

Clovis, New Mexico.: : ;

4444 : : ; : 4THOMAS "W. JONES

4 Veterinarian4 200 Went Otero Street4 Phone 15 Clovis, N. M.4 444 444 444444444 4 444 444444444444

DR. T. E. PRESLEY4 Eye, Enr, Not. and Throat4 of Roswell, N. M will be in Clo--4 vis at the Baptist Hospital trom4 the 4bii to the S!h of tech month.

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4 Practice in all rouitaI to-- , is. N. M.

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PRICES ON THEIR CARS

EFFECTIVE JUNE EIGHTH

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price h"ic

Viil'M.

Dollar Day Price- 3 yards for $1.00

Children's BeadedPurses

.')() Purse in rick Leadili'S' 'ill.

Dollar Day Price-$-1.00

Play Suit SpecialsAll children's 1.2.')

ind $l..")0 piny suits amiroiiipors

Dollar Day Price-$-1.00

Stamped Dress

SpecialsOne lot of white Pique ami

while Jiat isle Dresses,stamped ami finished all hutthe embroidery. Kcgularprice sfi ..() and $2.00.

Dollar Day Price-$-1.00

Extra SpecialA hciiutil'ul crepe finished

silk niiliii in navy, hrown,Mack, 'vine Ian and gray,that looks like hoshanaracrepe. One of Hie season'sii,ci popular dress fahries.K'cu'iilar price .."). This is"Mc of die ! litest har'aiiis

iTcreil.

Dollar Day Price-$-1.00

Pillow Case SpecialOne lot of heiustilclu'd ein- -

'l'oidci'ei! iillov cases, refi-ll, ii-

- price !..")() each.Dollar Day Price, each

$1.00

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Dollar Day Specialsyds. 8")c Flowered : yds. :'."c (inlatea $1.00Ornaiidv $1.00 :i vds. K'oinper

V,,tl'yds. :,;Shirtinjr $1.00 ; yds. 2:)c Percale . $1.00yds. :;: (lin-ha- in ..$1.00 V(ls :jUl, F1(nvlIV(lyds. :.") $1.00 $1.0l)

yds. 7)c Flowered. 15 vds. ."Oe Striped'Dimity $1.00 '('repe $1.00

Baby Dress SpecialOne lot of fine white Lawn

lace trimmed, emhroideredyoke dresses. Very neat anddainty. Wen'iilar price :').")()

Dollar Day Price$1.00

Corduroy SpecialAll our Corduroy in pink,

white, rose, purple, green,tan, pekin and eopen, justthe thing for children's coatsand ladies' rohes, regularprice, $1.7")

Dollar Day Price-$- 1.00

Extra SpecialLadies, Misses and child-

ren's hand emhroidered Jap-anese crepe smocks in blue,green, yellow and pink, reg-ular price $2.r)0and

Dollar Day Price$1.00

DO YOUThat we are selling a good

quality highly mercerized72 inch table Damsisk for

-$- 1.00That you can buy i good

Smooth quality ladies I'nioiiSuit for $1.00

That you can buy. a finequality taped union suit forchildren for $1.00

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921.

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plain Crepe Batiste

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Drapery SpecialsOne lot of .1.2." !:ey

finished Terry Draperythat looks almost like veloiir.

Dollar Day Price-$- 1.00 -

Children's Dress Special

Sizes 7 to 14One lot of .$1.")0 ginghams

Dresses in pretty plaids,cheeks and solids.

Dollar Day Price-$- 1.00

$1.00 Ribbon Special

These ribbons will be pret-1- y

for making into Christ-mas presents. The assort-ment consists of flowered,brocaded, stripes, checks,blocks, solid color ribbons inlight and dark shades, reg-

ular price . 1.25, Sri.:'."), .fl.iW,and .1.7"). '

Dollar Day Price-$- 1.00

KNOW?That you can buy h good

quality outimr sleeping gar-ment i'or children for $1.00

That you can buy an extrahcavv.i'nion Suit for menfor .' $1.00

That you can buy a goodJunior cm-se- t for $1.00

That you can buy an ex-

tra heavy fine pink bvocad-e- d

brassi'ere .$1.00

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by PillowsI : w i i baby pillows, blue

ink ::u;i v. 'ii( sa Vi H cuv-r:'s- .

iv:::'!.r price vi.;'iO

2 jihr Day Pi ice-$- 1.00

Cretonne Special7"c Crelon in rich colors,

beautiful patterns.Dollar Day Price

2 yards for $1.00

Gingham SpecialOne lot of 7")c ginghams,

phiids only.Dollar Day Price

- 2 yards for $1.00

Bead SpecialsOne lot of sfi.oO beads in

l !;i( k. red and white.Dollar Day Price

-$-1.00

Ladies' GownsOne lot of Ladies' Batiste

downs in pink and white,splendid values for

-$- 1.00

One Lot of Baby

Blankets!'ii:k and blue block de-

signs wish puppy faces, reg-

ular price .1.2-"- )

Dollar Day Price$1.00

Extra SpecialCl.Ci) erge and Poplin

AsocrtmentsM.-"- Si'rges in navy, red,gray, green.

.r.!.00 Wool Poplin in red,green, brown purple, grayand navy.

Dollar Day Price-$- 1.00

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