davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
LIVE CITY NEWS

It's a sign of prosperous conditions
when the farmers can ride around in
automobiles, and that's just what the
farmer boys are starting to do in Gar
field county. Roy Fuller is one of the
first of the ranehers to buy a buzz
wagon.
If you appreciate the situation of
the men and boys of Glenwood who do
not wish to spend their evenings on a
cold street corner or in a saloon you
will lend your support and financial
assistance to the movement in behalf
of the Y. NJ C. A.
" y y
Horace Mann. republican candidate
for representative from this county,
was shaking hands with his many
friends in Glenwood Wednesday. Hor-
ace is built on the plan of greyhound
and just at present he is running like
one, too. Just keep your eye on
Horace.
y - y
The farmers around Carbondale be-
lieve they have the best spud producing
section in the world and they also ~
lieve in advertising that fact. That's
the sy TEN, fellers. Very few men ever
succeeded without advertising. Adver-
tising rates in the Post made known
upon application to the business office.
You're next.
w. II. Lea, who is candidate to
succeed himself as county surveyor Of
Eagle county, came down Tuesday
from his home in Gypsum to attend to
some business matters and while here
dropped in on the Shafroth meeting
and listened to a little of the hot air.
He soon got enough, however, and left
before the meeting was over.
y y y
Had you noticed the splendid inter
est taken in the Y. NJ. C. A. movement :
1t just shows that our people are wax
ing up to better things and you may
depend upon it that from henceforth
they will not be satisfied without a Y.
NJ. C. A., where all can spend a pleas
ant evening, surrounded by the intiu-
ences that build for better things.
- - y
| Charles f. Smith, roundhouse fore
man for the Midland at Basalt, died
last Friday morning from an apoplectic
stroke. Deceased was very prominent
and popular among railroad workmen.
Masonic services were held at Basalt
and the body was shipped by Farnum
to Denver Friday evening for inter
nent.
Raleigh Lake and Miss Cora Ennen,
both of this city, were married Monday
evening, Justice White officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lena
Ennen of Seventh street and has
grown to womanhood in Glenwood
Springs where she has many friends
who will wish for the young people
abundant happiness.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
SUPPER AND DANCE

Given by the ladies of st. Stephens
Catholic church for the purpose Of re-
ducing the debt on the church property.
Supper commences at $3.50 at Dougan s
hall, Monday evening Nov. Z. Dom u
forget the dance in the evening. ct
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
RECEPTION TO REV. DoaaETT

Rev. w. II. Doggett the newly ap-
was given a royal welcome to Glenwood
at a reception given in his honor Tues
day evening at the beautiful home Of
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME

Every year large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and rack
ed with coughs are urged to go to an
other climate. But this is costly and
not always sure. There's better way.
Let DR.. Kings New Discovery cure you
at home. "It cured me of lung trou-
ble,' writes W. R. Nelson, of Calamine
Ark, "when all else failed and 1 gained
At pounds in weight. It's surely The
King of all cough and lung cures. ="
Thousands owe their lives and health
to it. It's positively guaranteed for
Coughs. Colds, LaGrippe, Asthma, Group
all throat and lung troubles. soc
and $1.00. Trial bottle free at all
druggists.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
y y y
DINNER

The ladies of the Catholic church will
give a dinner at Dougan's hall Monday
evening, Nov. Z. Proceeds to be used
to reduce the debt on the church.
l0-22-11-5
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
y - y
COMING AGAIN TO GLENWOOD

S. r. Berger, the well known Lead
vile eye specialist, announces that he
will be at the Glenwood hotel for
three days, November 5, 6 and Z, Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday. He will
test school children's eyes free Of
charge.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Moore, corner
of Eighth and Bennett.

Vf fS1B'ef1 oHU 13o'1'StS'
About fifty of our citizens, including
ministers Of the other churches, called
to bid the new rector welcome. Dainty
refreshments were served by the ladies
Of st. Barnabas Guild, the serving be-
ing attended to by the Misses Virginia
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

Did you take in Potato Day at Car
bondale? Wasn't it hummer? Sure,
Mike.
Miss Amelia Williams left Tuesday
evening for a visit of a few weeks in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Noonan returned
Tuesday evening from trip to Cripple
Creek and Denver.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Mccarthy, has been very
i'll this week with pneumonia.
y y y
w. r. Lee returned Wednesday even
ing from his ranch near Rifle where he
had been rusticating for a week.
y y y
Dispatcher Lozier and family this
week moved into the house vacated by
the Pletchers in North Glenwood.
Do not forget to see S. R. Berger, the
popular eyesight specialist of Lead
vile. He will be here again at tho
Glenwood hotel for three days, No
vember 5, and I, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. He will test school chill
dren' eyes free of charge.
y y y
Attorney Sam C. MeMulen of Grand
Junction was attending to business
matters in Glenwood Wednesday.
y = y
II. R. Kamm and family left Wed
nesday evening for Long Beach, Cali
fornia, where they will spend the win
ter.
VIII Gibson, who was operated on
about week ago at the Rio Grande
hospital at Salida, for appendicitis, is
improving rapidly.
y y y
Superintendent Shepherd of the Glen
wood schools, is enjoying a visit from
his cousin, Miss Verda Lambert, of
Clinton, Indiana.
An alarm of fire was sounded Tues
day night, but there proved to be only
small blaze in coal shed at the
corner of Blake and Eleventh.
y y y
ployed for some time as nurse at the
Glenwood sanitarium left Thursday
evening for her home in Basalt.
y y y
Mrs. E. 7. Taylor joined her husband
on the special democratic train which
passed through here Tuesday and be
came a member of the special party.
w. o. Woolever, who recently spent
a couple of weeks in Glenwod, left
last Monday morning for Basalt where
he is now holding evangelistic services
y y -
DR.. L. G. Clark returned home Wed
nesday evening after a weeks visit
in Chicago. Mrs. Clark will remair
for some time visiting relatives in Ce
dar Rapids.
w. B. Slife, who is the advance
agent for the Stephen special spent
some time in Glenwood Thursday max
ing arrangements for the reception of
Governor Stephen and his party in this
city.
If you know of a news item don t
hesitate to stop the editor on the stree
and tell him about it, We are anxious
to have all the news every week and
will thank you to "put us wise'
y y y
Mrs. Mary Chapple, Mrs. Audiber5,
her daughter and Jesse, Edith and Lu-
cile Chapple, who have spent the past
few months in Glenwood, left last even
ing for their home in Chanute, Kansas.
y y y
DIR. and Mrs. D. I. Fletcher left early
this week for Calgary, Canada, where
they expect to make their home in the
future, DR.. FLETCHER having recently
purchased 960 acres of land near that
point.
y y y
No better movement was ever started
in Glenwood Springs than that which
is soon to result in the establishment
of Y. NJ. C. A. in the town. Are you
helping with the good work? Get
busy.
y y y
STRAY CALF-A Jersey bull calf
has come to my place and / shall be
glad to have the owner call and prove
prOpertY. paw me for nv trouble and
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

If it was printed at the Post Printery
it is right.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

DIR. and Mrs. D. I. Fletcher left early
this week for Calgary, Canada, where
they expect to make their home in the
future, DIR. FLETCHER having recently
point.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

STRAY CALF-A Jersey bull calf
has come to my place and / shall be
glad to have the owner call and prove
property, pay me for my trouble and
for this notice and take his calf away.
MICH PEI NJ
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

No better movement was ever started
in Glenwood Springs than that which
is soon to result in the establishment
of Y. NJ. C. A. in the town. Are you
helping with the good work2 Get
busy.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

w. B. Slife, who is the advance
agent for the Stephen special, spent
some time in Glenwood Thursday max
ing arrangements for the reception of
Governor Stephen and his party in this
city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
4ROUND PRELIMINARY Between Rughey Collins and Frank Smith
 ADMISSION S1OO
FLORAL QUEEN coNrgsT.

The tv af a.. a#as' shall h' fniaI queen .t ta--.-t f4H of Governor Clark + -a>.a he.a.. Tae awirtry who tase ta.= u rHr-. say that t sIH h. Hs...... IT.. .H... thiS uH in t fta #ts-. =#a tl#H a.
 max come ..H3,rIE TaI.
 karhuiHe fIHsHza. a-=
 Klauu. Nef-.r -sH
 talIfa t4atan
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
Pilgrim Church

The f#sfm fHueh faI Emarzao NaH hv a= uiaa..
 l1 m NatmHe var=HIr f., #s-taH E,s = S a=sard. sst8I frs.a.fs aIau zssI.uNl. WtH AufHaIlt.
 t- fT F. @ rab=r school Sew aHaHf# Nrlgsm,
 s.ia.a nj Ynune prupi Saat,ty z. Christian EaIyver SaeI.,t eWa, M. -## He Abolished l,,aer Ff# Bartholomew
 H H# Frt.-- srts.e# as song
 EV,UHg Nal#H Subject U tHs pastors s,r@aU 'TH, Spoil of A.HaH The shar auI sing ' Hm aalAa give thuas h, II r hmh- #a tHe rHHm Male quartet eu #Hu- afH, Wae-ile era--
 Tas HuhHe f- safaaIs taytaa c. E#..-s= =s.ftIgsz#
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
St hiary Church.

Nayt SHd8E rHr "TvatH Sunday 1-t.r frIutvt fine ssryicrz Hi.l Hs as =.uA "n nl. exclamation # d., Ha.s sasma=e aafh ueemuuts#ad- a7r # q ma divine sarshr Hud erWeH. x r. m. ss-frr- aH1 -gH8n
 Ut f=e morning tHe subject u#a a. SunHasa EssHs eHe Tatak as Much wound This morning. however tho Hr.fe-f m ef4Uizrd Christianity a- tH 1+Htir-
 In tHe evening lEs -ubieet NH h.. Tine Srl.Hdaf If IHs SaHf ba#7ius %
 att of the vrHr= un efhr Soul
 The public is cordially invited t4..tt- fsHd fHe soIs trp stt St M4fy'a
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
TRAIN ROBBERY
 RIGHT IN ALASKA

fl...tz ,... e. fHee,Ht E.... E..uEs at Ete t#r T.furr vm.a I.E.. .I.Hs-. gaHa u .. N EHe.- Rover ...a- quad Jm- Ap- #.H -eul- au# Hs.af#u VT rl.. 
 et,u
 a.... Hs tN. E. If -T#.-. f.aa- Hazta p,f- It#s... #4# rHe Hau.e H=ar.r .H .ugs. ur .H=###.f aaas.Ht= =a.,I ..f.H ..# ...=a# s.t.t sur. t## #TlIf= aJ.ef s#.H.H a.- ,.ftsu=
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
ctHaEste ~ COURT HOUSE.

H...HH H--..- H-.u-e l##. I#H aU.#e Hs s ....#..f..I Fa :.#
 a.s a.==.ssla= aal 
 =. a#aa ii tHat t > a.l..H Hsan.a
 H.# u1u,##. Ka#z.ae
 s.#..# Fe#.u t..= ...a#.a. ...a... calendar
 a#Hs lar= =ua5. #aH tas s##sIt z HzHaa s.aataHs t- Ha tas k#s..s.asa.a uaa..t 4H St ### F-H.== Hrr- e. %#a #f a4 Na=
 # W# ..a#= uaHa ..d
 ##H lU % -...4.. ,..a# a.. .s# p.l- .H saH.,t ea mst@ a #.=#e. s.-a =. a# Ba.afe ta=.
 f0 smith z= AHut NrI.ue HIz VHs
 ttm-H- -tf,gH eala tr#. as.rs = .H S.t Ht uH fss s#e.ur su#f=# Dawn Min .#a ea.1aH- saaf. aa Nae. -7
 book ~at EF H4. m @ a=-uHe - -#ar saH s.HaIH s#s ea
 #..a..a=.a- .a=a s-a a-- 4H. Ans 4l l.... I#..at.e s.t fu f t
 s..HE HHul s,t rH trat f-. -HHa Is@-t-fa-f Sf
 seff
 IH5s. sa..- s= TGMu sH1e.u -.. -r t.#H Sept. B.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

\.tfHg I EEEsE. EIE,u rrur gle MI h= a m.#H##. af n. #fassHs sftaa- ef t.- Copper #."H## HH5Hs gau- HlHE a Eao HH 1ag W Eau Ha ireaf #test#IH HH# Nm5#H EHd# Hs .#H #t.t Ea##.IH #Hufg# #5#a #a#"H f## Hs #'.##. 7u H#H. laz .#s ##. tE-1zt Iafa n t5 uaa# ..####H JHa H#trruaau U .Ila day
 IiN aEH-f .E ~. Hz=zI.HI
 rEEIE zafatt4. HHfE#E aH.H=# fH#H
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
CHURCH SERVICES
Melhodlst Episcopal Church.

S.rvigg- in I'm Methodist Erf=-TVJ -nuu.H sHH#r ~,gaud JF.u. taf ,' Hr..f ~auHat NuE If
 v am SsfHou hH tHa H+-fuI Roy | J da~.Eu Trre @t#sh.- and SHnia= q. LII. ,Ie Aase s,ryIaH4l i. r# Normal TgUrf.
 i-ff ?. H SuHH#y ~eHaH.I
 H. ~-fH.aH hy t. pastor F-r- lIau NH, M,Y re... NI Thiue- futn ~u.,rz~fm S,f,I.. fu,u Themselves
 !. fH. topics of the=c =rrvie,s may .>HaaI,uesdf in life t mt= he uaH
 a.r r forth uaHaa H r. #s.H.a#. .E#.1 .r.HftrwI tF,w rH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
WATERFRONT NoTre

The IH>I#f. Tt#- r#H n rht raa,aat,aa
 Tin. Ma,hW-sa .Hll >f Af.#ta. a.. #lIl be uN,I e= #.t.## t#t #fa, her cargo
 The NettIt i. a... a..r.. sa th. e. | The A...Hat ale l., tezs al t dd1. aHH .NHraf #a# ffe UIeht.
 The -ea H# H#f at- Hat# =a. st-44
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
MOONLIGHT SPRINGS BATHS. Now opened at Taylor's Barber Shop foot of Steadnan avenue.

Photo Albums. l.onen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13

Darling ( Dean e. hase tastare1 a sln shop an connection 2. tn their store and are prepared to furrisb Hydraulic Pipe, Smoke Stacks, Tirware. and do all kinds af repair work
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
YOuR CANDY BACK

lf you can find any stale candy in a box Of Toby's, he will gladly take your candy back and make you a present of an entire box. as well as your money.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
Go TO HE No..-, plI

hoontfaht Springs pr Salt Water Baths al the EHte Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
WILL CLOSE ON SUNDAY.

fHa rHd raH Sfaae. Company saa a.aa ae 1.at Huhe ou sunday r.ar'r rHo .hpp vrn bc open uutu i.aHf lH. an satHd8 mghI la aez u..rHuIHtr r. ul. fam.rs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
Mormon Church.

Preaching every sunday at 2 D. m u the new meeting house on Lane @ty. near Fourth street Al are wei sHfuHz
 Free eo.rel Free seat. No colec- lions
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13

he Ift4H a.sIaaa -HHp formerly .aslf.d II Inc fsa5 t. sEaJr.aR avenue .1- H.HaeaI ra#te. H4f opa4=ltp the E.aen,r 4Httna
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13

WANTED Competent Nan.an t..lnt. DO" iti"u as rn"h. Inquire II Nae- got
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
HE FLoMER FEsTIVAL.

Ala EH f,..a aass -.a Ha#s at n#a..#= -a....=. .aa eaatat .f a1Ha- aat#- -H.a .Hea a# a....#a. ra.. .a ae tH. ##u l.a..
 s-#Ha4 Hsa sUaus uaae..u...ae .sa.l. l..aa Hs#. .=#. ....#
 gt #=.f..#a ....aa..
 .a.#eef t'H## tt. a..##.a.-et fa. -.. a-N. MsHea. =aaar#at= N.---s-H ts4. s*l.F N#t### st...#- #.r.#
 -.aa ..aa....- ---s.. N...-. a-a a.I.#=a
 CD TO raE NO .-a Paur ta.arN rar fns ha-, aa.Ia as .a.t s ..rs. It.a.s .u ..u
 Moonlight Springs ar Salt Water Baths al the EHte Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-13
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY 0f NOMf
CITY DOG POUND.

He#H. #Hf Ht fin. lHs IuH H.a.. H. UEaH iH# of tr4i ...f -. aufIUs trr a4 t..... a.iza= .la.A last Hl.At taa
 ANbEES ANDERSON.
 fuuudIH4stet. <=# Aua I5. f4Iu
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
AMPLE CAUSE FOR
THANKSGIVING

Governor Shafroth has set apart
Thursday. Nov. ~ as day for
general thanksgiving for the bless.
ings of the past year. and it is a
noteworthy fact that the San Luis
valley has unusual reason to be
grateful for past accomplishments
and the promise Of greater things
for the coming year.
In open and free-for-all compe-
tition, the Valley has won high
honors for the products Of its soil,
among the prize-winners being
exhibits Of sugar beets-practically
II new crop in this locality.
And now, assurances are prac-
tically absolute that ground will
be broken ( r the sugar factory at
Monte Vista before Dec. |.
This will round out the year
1910 and mark the era OF dawning
prosperity for Monte Vista and its
surrounding country such rs the
San Luis Valley has never seen.
II is one thing for an isolated
section like the San Luis Valley to
secure settlers md investors by
reason Of untiring effort and ex-
pcnse. but the voluntary invest.
ment OF thousands Of dollars by
people who follow in the wake OF
sugar factory locations, with their
attendant train Of increased valua.
tions, is another.
And so We feel grateful in the
fruition Of hopes won by laboring
against odds.
The prophecy Of Hiram II.
Marsh, one Of the founders Of
Monte Vista, that lands in the
Valley would some day be worth
$50 TO *75 per acre, was secuted
BY the early day wiseheimers a. q
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

dream Of an over sanguine vision
airy.
Sunrise on January l, 1911, will
witness Monte Vista not even
dreamed of by the pioneers. who
knew nothing of the possibilities
of the San Luis Valley potato, pea
fed pork and mutton, and the
newest of all-the sugar beet.
Monte Vista's future MS bust
ness and residence city is assured.
This yearhas seen the placing upon
the market of two additions of the
town. Imagine the complacency
with which q. +. Linderholm,
president of the Monte Vista
Securities Co.. looks forward to the
opening Of activity in building
way, with his company holding
the best located addition for home
making. Yesterday, in speaking
Of the outlook. Mr.. Linderholm
said:
Yes, We have still some unsold
lots. The former prices will pre-.
vail for short time only. With
the advent OF tho sugar factory. we
will advance the prices of our lots.
Our terms Of $50 down and $40
and interest monthly, ought to
place lots in Sunnyside within the
reach OF any home lover. The
building restrictions insure for
SInnyside not shacks or shells.
but a location where one may take
comfort and n pride in improving
his premises"
In Monte Vista there nre no
vacant houses nor store buildings
10 cause their owners unrest; no
saloons nor brothcls; no unem-
ployed 10 march in bread line nor
children begging aims upon the
street All Is thrift and prosper
ity and plenty-a bountiful hnr-
vest and secd for the sowing.
And once again = We return
thanks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Thanksgiving will be here next week
What are you going to he thankful for?
We are thankful for the good health
and prosperity that we have enjoyed
during the past year. We think when
the year is closed that our business will
show a nice increase over the preceding
year.
Did you buy picture from US this
last week? We are showing fine as
sortment OF these and it would be well
for you to avail Yourself Of this oppor-
tunity. We bought large line of these
pictures and still have nice range Of
subjects for your selection.
Mel Goff designed very attractive
Thanksgiving window Wednesday.
This is the north window OF the grocery
room and displays lots Of good things
for your Thanksgiving dinner, such as
olives, pickles, candied cherries, shelled
nuts, orange and lemon peel, after din
ner minis, celery, fruits, mushrooms
grape fruit, fruits, etc.
Our apple window Is attracting lots OF
attention. We have fine pack and as.
sortment OF apples.
= =
We have been busy this week unpack-
ing holiday goods In a short tame We
will put these on display AS hereto
fore, We will have line that you will
be able to find about what you want.
We have several wardrobe trunks
which We checked in stock Wednesday.
that are about the incest things you
have seen. Also ney assortment Of
suit cases. We have many styles and
prices and cannot see how we con fail
to please you.
We will be closed Thanksgiving day
from about II o'clock the balance Of the
day Anticipate yOur wants.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
DlLLY.DALLYINC

The town board has been trying
for six months or more to effect
some arrangement with the electric
light company by which light
charges can be reduced. Monte
Vista now pays tho highest rate Of
any town in the state.
The company seems to be salts
fled 10 grind along ~ It 10 and re.
fuses 10 come TO any terms propos.
ed by the council. 1t seems TO be
impossible to get quorum Of the
board together 10 do business.
First one member will resign and
then another. just why they get
"cold feet" is not apparent to the
general public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
DENVER MAN
PRAISES VALLEY

Lee dlOSOn, OF DcnVer, who has
been in the loaning business for
years, and thus in position. to
know the relative. value Of realty,
after a week or more spent in
Monte Vista, and vicinity, has the
following good words to say of our
city:
II think this is the best place in
Colorado to make money. There
are other places which blow hard
er, but in my opinion, Monte Vista
has more solid advantages in the
way of developments and business
opportunities than any other place
in the San Luis Valley. l con.
slider real estate cheap in and
around Monte Vista, not only in
view of her brilliant future, but
according to values of other places
with no futures at all
Mr.. Gibson is an enthusiast
when it comes to fine agricultural
lands, and continues:
This is especially true of farm
ing lands. l can buy land about
here for less per acre than in Iowa,
and a man can make more money
ON 30 acres here than he can on 16O
in Iowa. If you would tell an
Iowa farmer that you could raise
from 800 to 400 bushels to the acre
of the finest potatoes under the
sun, and sell them for more than
he can those from his own farm, he
would think you were joshing him,
and might get mad and call you a
liar.
"You see the people who have
never read mucli about Colorado
have no idea Of the wonderful fer
tility Of your soil. If you folks
were to advertise the truth about
this country amongst the farmers
OF Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas you
would have the biggest kind of an
immigration from those states.
How they would stare to learn
that they could raise SO bushels Of
wheat to the acre, and the home
market here was better than theirs.
II only 1.-THE of your advantages
were spread abroad, you would
have a boom which would knock
all other places silly. Your
natural easy growth is greater than
some booms ! know Of
"The town is behind the country.
the trade that is tributary TO
Monte Vista is sufficient for a
place Of at least 5000 people. At
this time you should have more
buildings both business and resi-
dence. Choice vacant lots in Monte
Vista. are now offered for sale ut a
price that is safe and sure in
vestment for speculation or build
ing. Everybody seems to be
prospering and l expect to soon
take up my residence here"
$500 A. ~Ape NSeAs~
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

We put up n Universal hard coal
burner Wednesday. We have sold SOW
eral Of these SO far this Fall, and every
one who has one OF these is more than
pleased. Why not you, be one OF the
pleased ones?
Ii you were to make review of our
show windows, you would find window
devoted to apples, window to Thanks.
giving dainties, one to trunks and suit
cases, another to mems fur coats and
clothing, One to ladies' furs, and three
devoted to table linens.
Crosman Bros representative was
here this week checking up the seeds
that We sold this last season. He stated
that he had Just come from section in
New Mexico, where three ,fourths OF the
farm houses were deserted, and that he
could only find a small portion Of the
agents to whom they sold seeds last
year. The cause Of this was the entire
failure OF crops there.
=
Miss Bechtel had "a bouquet OF sweet
peas Thursday which was grown at the
S. 4 S. home. One appreciates sweet
peas at this season OF the year.
Our stock OF rugs and linolcum is still
very complete. II you need new rug.
We are in position to show you Just about
what you will be looking for. We have
a large number OF patterns, and all sizes.
The linolcum stock, we bought literally
Of, so that We could protect against the
advanced cost, as a consequence you will
find very large range Of patterns here,
and all grades.
This week, we are talking in our ad
about the table linens. We have speci-
al sale and display OF linens. and as this
stock is large, you are afforded an excel
lent opportunity to replenish your table
linens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

Ms. p. j. Nelson and daughter
returned Tuesday morning from a
short visit in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19
FaSSett'S Store News.
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE

"Many reputation would hi. character they
met on the street."-Hubbard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-11-19

We will be closed Thanksgiving day
day. Anticipate your wants.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
IN ARRANGEMENT.

IRArE TAILOR (70ho has called frequently to
collect, 70ithOm successfully dear sir, I wish
you'd make some definite arrangement with me.
THE MAN-Why, surey-lets see-well, sup
pose you call every Monday.-Jndge.