The Ordway new era., 1913-03-21

Fine bananas 20 cents per dozen at
Gallavans
City property and ranches on easy
payments. G. N. McNulty.-49tf
Queen Quality oxfords at Gallavans'.
Buy them. They are the best.-3tl
r. T. Owens made flying trip to
his home in Colorado Springs Satur-
day.
Gallavan Bros. will pay you spot
cash for cattle, hogs, hides and poul-
ry.-3t1
1t is the Queen incubator you are
looking for at The Ordway Trading
Co. 's.-3t2
c. c. Woodbridge went to Texas
Saturday to attend to matters Of a
legal nature.
Tiedemann is now receiving cream
and paying 81 cents per pound for
butter fat. A trial will convince you
that this is money maker for you.
-ltf
R. E. Zinn has sold his blacksmith
shop to william Waugh, who takes
possession at once. We understand
that Mr.. Zinn will be employed by his
successor.
Don't miss the opportunity OF see
ing the rarest collection OF fowls ever
exhibited In show window, Satur-
day. March %, at The Ordway Trad.
ing Co.'s.-3tl
We are in the market for five car
loads OF beans. Can pay cents per
pound (cash) for recleaned weight and
can use any quantity any time you
can bring them 10. Tiedemann's.-2f
G. N. McNulty is advertising In this
issue his thorouRhbred stallion, Roy
Day, which he brought from Pueblo
some weeks ago. This horse has a
record Of half mile in 1:Oli. and n
mile in 2:O5i
A neat house has just been com
pleted on the farm OF the Stewart In.
vestment company, near the Boston
farm. by Fred Rohl and he is now
building a barn and sheds on the
same premises.
A. f. Enyart is in Kansas buying
thorough bred Holsteins for his ranch
west OF town. He will also purchase
two bulls for Charles McCabe's herd.
These two gentlemen expect to carry
of some blue ribbons at the fairs this
fall.
Last Friday Judge Rizer of the
district court appointed Perry Behy-
mer OF this city as examiner for
Crowley county Of deeds TO real estate
under the Torrens act. The appoint
ment takes effect at once aud Mr.. Be.
hymer has already begun the dis
charge of his duties.
After a long delay the taxidermist I
who had the work In hand has finished
mounting aud shipped the four bear
hides brought rom the mountains last
fall by party OF hunters composed OF
Dan Matthews. Elmer Hosler, George
Gallavan and J. W. Ray. They make
splendid rugs and are flne specimens
of Old Bruin.
The county commissioners we're In
session Tuesday, but aside from the
granting Of two franchises, one to the
Arkansas Valley. Electric Light and
Power company and another to the
Olney Springs Pure Water company,
little OF Interest occurred. The mat
ter OF the franchises IL taken up else
where 10 this issue.
The dance advertised for January
%. and postponed indefinitely. will be
given under the auspices Of the ladies
Of St. Peters church Monday evening,
March "a. Invitations issued pre-
viously are still good and II you did
not receive one. consider yourself In.
vited anyway. Music will be furnished
by the Rocky Ford orchestra and
light refreshments will be served. 2tf
We are going to make 1t hot for
the mayor We are going to make 1t
hot for some of the most prominent
citizens. We are not mentioning
names. but they live on some OF the
best streets in town. Hot? Yes.
good and hot. Fact IL, we will make
1t hot for you. We can make IL hot
for you all the year. Two thousand
pounds of clean Niggerhead coal
real summer-comfort heat. Don't
walt until your bin gets hungry.
Phone US now for a ton. Two thous-
and pounds OF heat. Tiedemann.-3tf