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The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

G. l.. WarsOn OF Chicago, Bruce
Lynch, Claim agent OF the Santa Fe,
aud W. L. Hartman, OF the Twin Lakes
company, were pleasant callers at this
Office this week. All are cnthusias'
tic over the coming irrigation congress
and are anxious to see Ordway and
vicinity properly represented there.
1t is time our Industrial association
is getting busy II anything Is to be
done.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
HarmonycNb

The Harmony club met last week
with Mrs. II. c. Ticdemann with a
good attendance. Mrs. W. S. Stccn
was elected prcsident'for the coming
year. Mrs. f. o. McCleary's name
was voted on and she was unanimous
ly elected member to I'LL vacancy
made by Mrs. w. P. Woods, who
leaves soon for Trinidad. Arrange
mcnts we're made for the next meet
ing which Is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Ernest F. Greene on Wedncs-
day of next week. Mesdamcs Greene,
T.. p. johnson and j. E. Duwney were
appointed as committee on arrange
lnents, who are authorized to spend
all the money in the treasury for this
final "fccd."
The hostess served dainty lunch
during the afternoon and all members
present were much pleased with the
afternoons entertainment.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

German sermon, "a. M.
Sunday school English and German
10 q. III.
English sermon, II n. III.
Young Peoples meeting at p. m.
Sermon, g. p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at p.
m.
This being the last Sunday before
the pastor goes to take his vacation Il
good attendance Is desired.
You are especially invited.
G. S. STEINMETZ, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Kept The KInt at Home

"For the past year We have kept the
King OF all laXaLivcs-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills-in our home and they have
proved blessing to all our family"
writes Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo,
N. Y. Easy, but sure remedy for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles,
Only 25c at all druggists.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
BAPTIST CHURCH.

The pastor will preach Sunday
morning and evening and the public
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
Sunday school 10 o'clock.
Is. Y. Z. U. will meet att.
w. A. WIITTLE, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Mrs, Candor,

Country Woman-l've been expect
Ing a packet Of medicine by post TO,
week, and haven't received 1t yet
TostoHlce Clerk-Yes. madam. Kind.
ly fill in this form and state the na
ture of your complaint
Country Woman-Well. If you real
ly must know, it's indigestion.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
The Kind.

The Kind.
With another kind of boat he might
have beat us,
So says Tom Lipion of his last dis
aster,
And he is right. he could have beat us
with
Another kinda kind whole lot
faster.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Rather Friold.

"The Bloobluds are considered the
cream of society here. are they not?"
qucried the stranger within the gates.
'Yes." replied the native, "and If
yoI try to get into their set you'll
fir-l they are the cold cream of SO.
Cicty."
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

Flag day was observed In Ordway
and the stars and stripes tlOated from
the business houses and many " the
residences.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Work for Police,

Patience-I can't see what good
those English militant suffragettes
are.
Patrice-Why. they help to make
the police earn their pay.-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

Ice Cream social ut the Bob Creek
school house tomorrow Saturday
night. Every body come.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

Opcn-faced gold watch with gold fob
attached, on road between Ordway
and Sugar City. past viii Trainor's
farm. Leave at New Era Onicc and
receive reward. ltpd
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Just So.

"Well, how do you like your job?"
queried the inkwell to the new blot
ter.
ooh, think I'll like it all right" re-
piled the blotter. 1T is certainly abb
sorbing."
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Living Picture" Song Of the Seven
For SALE

Three good horses. One four years
old; two eight years old. Weight,
1000 to 200 pounds.
MONTGOMERY MERCA MILE Co.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
w q nted

IT, buy or trade for good second
hand bicycle.
THE ORDwAY JEwELRY STORE
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Glyinu Pa Away,

Ma-So pa took advantage Of my
absence and searched the bureau
where keep my diary?
Ostend-Yes, ma: and pa said that
was what he called a bureau of in
formation"
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

We don't keep the best teas and
c0fTees In town; We sell them. Mont
gOmery Mere. Co. 10 II
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

WANTED-Man on farm by tn
month Good Wages. Chas. Schroe
der. Is 2tp,
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

Gold beauty pin set with brilliant
Leave at this 0Ilcc. 1t
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

For SALE-Two moving machine
In running order. CHAs. SCHROEDER,
l32tpd
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
FOR SALE

Eight frame bee hives Is cents
Supcrs - cents each. Discount fol
largr lots.
TIL d. c. ROBERTS
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
For Rent

Neat fuur-rOOm house in good lOca.
tion for rent to desirable parties. Call
at New Era Office.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Very Much One.

THAT musician is a regular para.
dOx"
"How so?"
"lIc plays rounds on a square pi
ano"
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
For SALE

House and five lots at u bargain
Inquire at this Office. l0ti
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

FOR SALE
Good fresh COW for sale /
RICHARD llORSLEY
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

Hear the "Song Of the Seven"
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
Tho Natural Opea

The Natural Ones.
"Pop. know the kind of ships they
have dog watches on"
"Indeed do you?"
"Ier; they're barks."
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
JAyE. JOHNSON. EOi1oR and PUsLisHE

Onlcc Phone "Ordway A."
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17

He-All can offer you for Christ
mas Is myself.
She-But, George. you know a girl
always likes to receive Christmas pres
ents which she can exchange later.
The Ordway new era., 1910-06-17
THE oRDwAY NEW ERA.
Psr Yeor 81, so In advance.

Entered at the POstofiice In Ordway. Colo.' ~
second Glass Matter. April 10. 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04

LIFE INSURANCE
NEW At LUNCHEON
Utah Association Holds Second
Monthly Meeting in Gold Room
at Commercial Club.

The second regular monthly meeting
of the Utah Association OF Life lnsur-
ance Underwriters met in the gold room
at the Commercial club Saturday after
noon. Luncheon was served TO members
OF the association and their wives and
friends before the business meeting con-
vcned Thirty -one were present at the
luncheon
Al the meeting tho principal addresses
were made by joseph Meltzcr, president
OF the association, who spoke on the
aims and objects OF the organization;
Willard Done. state insurance Inspector.
talked on Necessity OF Education or
Men in the Life Insurance Field; j.
tional association. mnde a brief address
or topics pertaining in a general way
, TO nfc insurance work. The poet OF
the association \. c. Shaw. recitcd an
original poem. entitled. What Is Home
without "A Dad7" His rendition OF the
poem took the crowd by storm.
Tho legislative committee. represent :
ing eleven OF the old-line insurance com :
penies. reported progress In It's work OF
framing petitions to the coming legisla-
ture for the passage OF reasonable IN
surance laws. The committee Is In close
policy holders Inasmuch as Henry j,
Powell. president OF the national associa-
ton will be here IN January. 1t wes de-
cided 10 postpone the regular January
meeting until such a date as VIII De
found to coincide with his visit TO the
held Three new members were taken
in. making the total mem bership thirty
one Utah Will compete for q prize for
the greatest growth In membership
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
Trade Review Notes

Yes. ihc pretty windows are hard TO
pass hy-or up. either
II is now the chidren's time OF the
year. They arc directing much OF the
buying.
II that gift is started now. it Will
reach the person Just In time.
There will he rejoicing among the re-
tniiers when the weather bulletin SAYS:
Fair and cold" No harm meant To the
warm bloodcd fellows. but business is
business. YOU know.
Just a few flakes of snow scattered
here and there will DO wonders for the
merchants.
Thanksgiving trade was good: Christ
mas trade win be better than ever
It's wonderful how many beautiful and
useful articles The buyer viii fud on u
buying tour Better take q look
Visitors 60 Salt Lake who have been
away from tho city for several years, are
loud In their praise OF tho growth Of
the city and It's increased business "a
cil;ties. II facilities are increasing bust
ness must be Increasing.
Saturday saw the stores crowded with
eager buyers. and at the close OF tho
day the shelves told "A mute story or
tho days business. II was a good day
with all the merchants.
Salt Lakes corps or bright salespeople
has been increased for the coming rush
OF trade.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
INCREASING DEMAND FOR
FARMS AND ORCHARDS

The increasing demand for small farms
and orchards Is evidenced by the ao-
tivity in this class OF property. Burt 81
CarlQuist who have been making a spe-
cialty OF selling small farms and fruit
land report that the demand for this
property is surprisingly large Among
the sales made by this firm during the
past week are tho following: To George
B. Bowen, 1--WE acres OF strawberry land
In Union: to n. d. Mckenzie. five acres
Of orchard land near Big Cottonwood: to
F. CULVER, five acres of small berry
land north OF Little Cottonwood. In
cluding house. barn and improvements
to j. B. Smith. near Union. Ave acres
of farm land. with house and improve
ments: TO Peter D. Christianson. five
acres OF farm land near Union, TO James
Fitzgerald. five acres OF fruit land near
South Cottonwood. to A. w. Everett. ten
acres OF apple orchard In Union; TO w
H. Clark. ten acres Of fruit near Union:
to George ". Baker. six acres Of or
chard land in MIL Creek: to George
Paramore. hvc acres OF farm land west
OF Butlerville. In houses they have made
the following sales: From Henry r
Heath to Henry Bohi. house at sls
Windsor avenue. consideration s26oo;
from Vivian z. Mossbcrg to Hosea
Berf. bungalow on Kensington avenue.
consideration s27e0. from William String
ham to Rachel Leatham. house on East
Seventh South. consideration $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
OLD CLOTHING FIRM
OPENS NEW BUILDING

Barton & Co. one OF tho oldest cloth
ing firms in Salt Lake City. has opened
a new clothing store at los South Main
street in addition TO the store at 2b4
South State street.
The firm moved 10 the State street
room some time ago. and. on account OF
growing business. decided on opening a
second store Tho Barton company has
been in the clothing business in this city
for twenty seven years and Is known for
square dealing Both stores are under
the management Of /. r. Barton. son OF
Isaac Barton The new store Is one OF
the up-to date clothing stores OF the
city.
tended hy signal SUCCESS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04

Harmony line Of Boston the latest in
perfumeres Special attention has
been given in this department TO the
Christmas stock, which is diversified
and complete in every detail,
Doubtless the new store will develop
brisk trade in its BARRIERS supply
department This division contains
every possible article that is required
by the tonsorlal trade and by the men
spection of the goods here is easily
worth the while
The rubber goods line is probably
the largest in the city; certainly there
Ia to be had therein every conceivable
household article that comes under the
head Of rubber goods,
There is a stationery department,
with all tho latest fabrics and designs
in writing papers and envelopes and
writing materials gcnerailv.
In all Of the lines shas come under
the Classification OF sundf:ns the new
store presents TO its cis:tors the most
modern creations. and aa inspection OF
tho sundries stock Is ~ education In
itself
Prescription Division.
The Smith Drug companv ms Won
deserved renown by reason OF its pre-.
scrptlou departments, In tne row
store tho prescription case is cquiu, ed
IN manner that ear be boosted hy
few other drug stores in the CITY. Moth
ing except Squibbs drugs are used in
dispensing, and cvacy care and fcre.
sight is exercised tor prompt and ne.
curate service
In addition to the medicines com.
pounded in the prescription department.
the new store carries FIJI! line Of mp
proved DIOprintury rcmn, Io,Go o, b,
the world famed RcxalI remedies
Tho new store is in charge nf Alex.
ander Vossmeyer, an experienced phar
macist, who has spent many years of
service in the drug business, and who
has acquired, by diligent application,
mastery of the details of thai intrl-
cate business that peculiarly well equips
him fer the position of manager ,f this
modern, up-to-date enterprise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY
AT MURRAY EXCELLENT

Real estate activity in general at Muir
ray is good when IL is considered that
the winter season is close. There has
been considerable buying and selling
there In both the central and outlying
districts, and local agents predict that
the year of 1910 will go down In the
history of the little city as one Of the
best Not only has there been an In
crease in sales in the city proper. but
along State street as far north as Four
teenth South street many valuable tracts
of ground have been disposed OF at good
prices.
Erterprlsing realty companies from
this city also have taken hand in the
distribution OF property there and
growth is a certainty. State street,
which is being nracadamized by the
Utah Light & Railway company, also is
helping greatly in bettering the price
OF real estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
Smith Company Opens Another
Establishment, Complete in
Every Respect.
ENTERPRISE is CREDIT TO
CITY'S BUSINESS SECTION
Stock Large and Diversified.
With Special Features to At
tract Attention.

Improvement ia the order of the
hour in South Main street, and re-
cent addition TO the list is an estab
lishmcnt demanding more than passing
attention This is the Smith Drug com
pauy store No. at "lJ South Main
street. in the Kenyon hotel block. This
store is an enterprise that does credit
not only to the locality but also to the
business section of Salt Lake. The
Smith Drug store No. is complete
and modern in every respect. First
of all the visitor is struck by the
entrance, with its thing and rich An
ishings in wood On either side are
spacious show windows. These windows
arc so arranged as 10 present to the
eve the articles therein displayed to the
very best advantage.
Throughout tho store is finished in
mahogany, lending a richness 10 the
surroundings that only this wood can.
All about the upper part Of the store
room runs r commodious gallery, fenced
by railing of mahogany and orna-
mented with maze glass When the
electric illumination plays upon this
ornamentation beautiful spectacle
is presented indeed.
Opened the Past Week.
The opening of the new store occurred
during the week just ended For the
occasion the store was exquisitely dec.
Grated with wrcaths Of autumn leaves
and harmonious colors. Each lady who
visited the store was presented with a
handsome souvenir.
Upon tho left when ono enters the
store is the candy department This
department is made a feature of the
Smith store No. 2. In it are carried
the finest candies Of both eastern and
local manufacture. in boxes and In bulk.
This branch, it is reasonable to assume,
will attract wide attention.
Departments Arc Complete.
Upon the right is the soda fountain.
The finishings of this department are
in mahogany, in harmony with the wood
of the whole esta ablishment, and art
glass. The fountain presents an invit-
ing appearance and is especially beauti-
full Mt night when the myriad electric
lights shod their brilliant illumination
over it all. The line of delicious deli.
cacies carried at the fountain is calcu-
lated to tempt the palate in a manner
irresistible.
Another department which will claim
the particular attention Of the ladies
is the perfumery division. In this de-
partment there is everything imaginable
in the way of bewitching odors, i'm
ported and domestic, 1t includes the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
INSURANCE NEW
PURCHASE REALTY
konold Brothers Buy Sixty
Eight Lots in Liberty
Heights Addition.

Through the agency oi the Ashton
Jenkins company n big sale OF lots In
Liberty Heights addition has been made
TO Rudolph Konod. general agent OF the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company
of Hartford. Conn Mr.. kouolds broth
or. A. J.. Konold OF Laramie Wro.. has
Joined bin in tho investment and VIII
move here TO look aftcr the property
The sale includes s!Xty-cight lots IN
blocks | and and the sale price was
t25. 500.
The purchasers each will build $4,000
residences on the corner lots OF the
ground purchased. Liberty Heights has
rapidly grown To he one nf the citys
good residence sections. The company
sold $500 building lot on Fourteenth
East street in the Heights TO NalborE
Mossburg. Mossburs has begun work
on n $4,000 residence. Mary II, Hodges
also bought lot and Will build In the
spring
on January J. 1911. building site lots
In Liberty Heights addition VIII be i'm
crcased in price. This is owing TO the
fact that many fine residences are being
built In the addition and tho property
has become more valuable The addi-
tion is under residence restrictions oil
$500. and no stores Of any kind will be
permitted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
New interpretations

Certified copies Of the articles OF tns
L. o. Lumber company OF Logan Wei
filed IN the office OF the secretary -
state Saturday. The company Is IA
Italized for $50 600. In Sio0 shares. ,.s.s ~
president: Gilbert w. Cole. vice preal
dent: Alfred Cole, secretary and uea,.
urer Remaining directors are Ifuni''
]. Cole and Mary r. Cole.
Tho Williams Drug company OF messs
has fled an amendment 10 It's sru'c al
OF incorporation with the secretary ~
state. Tho amendment increases ~
snares from 5000 10 10000 OF the par sa'''
OF 81 each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
wants s1o.0nn for Errt

DImitar Color wants the Western Pa :
cifc Railway company and the I tab Con
stfuctlon company 10 pay him $40 900 FOR
Injuries received and 10 that end has
h,ed an action IN the Third district
court. \ rock rolled upon Colof's left leg
while he was working for the Utah
Construction company and the Western
Pacific Railway company. in Tooelc coun-
~. he alleges. and he had to have his
left foot amputated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04

tate In this city and pay cash for IT is
indicative OF renewed activity"
The Peterson Real Estate & Investment
company takes this view OF conditions:
The real estate market is gradually
gaining strength aud rapidly assuming it's
old snap and viScr. Last summer or
carly spring money commenced TO tighten
mp and the talk commenced To go around
that if buyers would wait they would
set property at greatly reduced prices.
Some OF them even thought they would
get II for nothing. Conditions have been
gradually improving for the past month
and tho great number OF buyers who
have been I'm the field are gradually com
mencng TO realize that they arc not
going 10 gain anything more bv waiting
and they are gradually coming out OF
their shells and commencing TO buy We
are having five Inquiries today where we
were having one three months ago. There
is ample money 10 loan now In the hands
OF individuals. and money from this source
is getting easier daily"
Said the Hubbard Investment company:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04

The A. u. Campbell building at South
West Temple and Rio Grande streets
is completed, II I5 an up-to-d date busi
ness building. with plenty OF moor space.
r. II. Hin g. Co. have contracted TO
build homo for Jacob Kahn. on the
Twelfth East streets. This will be one
of tho finest bungalows on the east
bench, thoroughly modern In every par
ticular. hardw floors throughout. and
hot water heat,
The Hallornn-Judge Loan and Trust
company reports the. following sales for
ewnTd 9n'e G q smss ass RI En- M East
street, $500: Malcolm McLennan TO
Elizabeth sosinski. 5i Sixth East street.
$500: Netilo Whitlock TO John Thomas.
49, Fletcher court. $500; James Thomp-
son to j.. T. Thompson. farm. Sixteenth
South and Ninth East, $4,000 w q. Car
yer to Nj. L. Witch. 64s Conway court.
s2s Fletcher court. s25oo; Mary 81.
Lynch to G. l.. Hughes. 2ls Fifth avenue.
s35oo. r. II. I'm to a. NJ. Day. $50
South Twelfth East street, $4,000; Charles
Parr 10 Phoebe S. Cook. IT'S Simpson
avenue. $500; l.. II. Hin To r. l.. David
aon southeast corner Fourth South and
Thirteenth East. $500: total. s39.5oO
Building permits for the week amount
ed To $1,000; for the month OF Novem-
ber. TO si3s.50o, for the year up TO De-
cember ]. 10 Si,ls1,i0o.
this month There viii he some biz
ones.
Factories src headed this way which
means business in tho realty trade.
To the chronic crouch: Go jump In.
YOU are not wanted.
It's the fellow that's doing things that
has the bright smile and the good word
Hats Oft TO salt Lake realty dealers.
They carry the smile
\. o. Whitmore is building $1,000 gar
age on East South Temple street. I,
will be OF brick construction. A permit
was Issued few days ago.
Bungalows arc the fevorites right now
in salt Lake. The popularity Of this
style Of residence Is shown in the sales
being made
Plans for summer homes in the noun
tSins arc being considered by number
of persons. and unless sisns fail there
VIII be q number built next spring
II looks now Ike there will no no va =
cation IN The building line between sea
sons. Thcrc viii be work Through the
Winler nnd enough 10 lap over onto the
spr!ns building planned.
Bingham real estate is on the move.
One deal OF 5000 was made there thi,
TO Gustavc G.. Schliep.
Liberty thentor South State street
TX almost incloscd. Inside work will be-
4reiiy. .t'lcaier and the building adds to
Lat parL OF State street