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- - = M, bldg. SS.GxS5; w w Astor.
s,v store s ~ owner. J = Burrowes, 40
-,vsst S4th 81 "a cor 123d ST: for a sty
7TH ANh,.orss S6Xl94: Peoples Vaudeville
theatre ana ana 90 a9d 81. owner. r. W Lamb. GA
g, ~ ssrchiiect: 100000.
I'D The Bronx.
VAN Mad near Rhinelander ave. FOR a
InionpcI.,, platform and bins. 3OX24: New
sty iIssnasebsstcr & Boston Railroad co. on
York. Nesnrncr. f J Iangford. lSOth st and
premises .,k ave. architect 5000.
Morris PIT n :. 1919 II OF Paulding ave:
2.fh s,y frame dwg, 2OXI5. Margaret T.
fcr o,li Hayllsnd ave. owner; Anton Pr
Wstissa ea Nv Westchester ave. architect; $500.
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ORDERS ISSUED.-These army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received at the Uptown
Onice No 1864 Broadway, between 36th ana
3fth SITS. until o'clock p. m Advertise
ments received at tho following branch onicss
90. NH ave : e cor 23d ST.: 1888 9th ave,
cor. 10Th st.; IO4 East 14th ST.: 257 West ~
st. between 7th and sth ayes: 263 IVES.
i25th ST 1885 Sd ave; i'S ISL ave. "ess
s9th st; i6T East 123th nj.
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rYpEwRlTiNo AND TYPewRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau -. Caialoshe
free. all makes taken y 30 payment. pa aus
in Underwoods Rerniugtons. Olit eIs. o L---n-
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ALMEE ERICKSON. now al
2Sth Infantry. assigned 1gth
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
pf,- tsrf4F
Male.

gVmeSIiC SITUATIONS WAN ED.
Male.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN (colored). WITH
zen years reference from employer Ncly
.-ing, o0lgng: city or country S0ya hoie
sgsIed 10 high wages. H., MISS fuzDei
- Bureau J03 6th ave, entrance ga ST.
sUTLER. VALET -Eperlenced. absolutely
soeer. obnging: willing. neat: good silver
,szner, good salads: personal references; SVo.
s.aI care OF Davis, 42T Park ave.
scTLER. VALET -English Protestant; thor
Hyhly experienced. five years excellent PEI
49,, .. references; ciy, country 4nUNS"' IA
@ssecy. ID West 42d ~.
ARETAKER. - Responsible middle aged
.s'pie want care Of private house; experience
~ references. ENpectant, Tribune IP'O"H
y.es 1864 Broadway -
OAcHMAN. German: has had agricultural
aslans; capable taking fun chaise GEM" zee
ans estate strictly temperate mghiy re-
sss.aended buschendorf. Brighton Ma'Ae"
y 9Th ave
tQUPLE.-Belgisn. cook. first class. excel
ssht manager. man butler. valet; ihiee 1eSao
islsst references country pTeIeie"' w
s ssassirsl Agency. II West 42d 81. -----;
'VtPLE.-EHgish. Protestant. woman soou
,.sgoo1, iaundress. man generally user
.S.lsnt references country preferred. 4hu"s-
Asscciation, II West 42d 81
'VSPLE; light coiored. man butler Useful ,,ali
,sniv pan cook; 90 en,lss ", ~o, go Indus
- Asency. II West 4Zd -.
0oePLE.-Young. Irish. one child saIden,ssa
eh9 useful man. can drive ana mlIN ~,
!. 1,1sonl,ess can make butter '"iPs"'N'
Asshey 154 6th ave. .---
OogPLE.-Trench. butler valet: wife hisl
.,css cook, good manager; eNc"isht II
W. city or country. Industrial Agency -
0O.epLE--Nest. willing: good cook; exceilen ~,
s,ssss..oeneri finest reference, coluIeu. ~
Ss, s.lA Pearsons Agency. Tel oOts ha''s'
-NrERIENCED FARMER wants position do
s.1lssei Box %, Unionyille. conn. --
'sRNER. GARDENER. - Also landscagee .
@Vsx or as working foreman; 6eiinan' ~
b.. children, aged 20 IL years; has ne au
b,,s.nise Europe and here: practical III c a.,
,ns.ae greenhouse, hOtbed and outHoo' -,
,.,.aNes All farm machinery; large piaoe ~ =,
Essa; wife good butter maker. WHINE "a
~ help; man is sober. Industrious 80
~. worker; disengaged April 10: best te'e
Ass, wages so per month, cottage ana en
pTr~s Narema, ". W. Newneid Il s'n'
-. 90 Stanford. Conn. Telephone oso
'rsnsDENER. -English, single; on prlyss,,o
ssss. can drive. milk; eeneraiy ,g,avun
o. sco 10 x3J. STEADY. Tribune Dp''"
S 80 Ls61 Broadway
ftnnDENEK-singie, American; glass fr uitis;
isn,seiA vegetables. lawns, etc; su, .s
ls.e.ate best references. CSipe"'e'
SS. ..z. l54 eth ave.
,sspptNER-- Fine reference as 10 charactcr
tr,,. isiohiiy: wants 20 make q change.
iotto - Lyon 81. New Haven. CON-"
9r" chickens, etc: excellent rei.t,s esb
tss ,rsfs 81 Mathewsons Agency oio W"
Tel s7s Bryant
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lieutenant Colonel ALFRED NJ. sHC INTER-.
inspector general 10 Walter Reed Gea-
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LADIES TAILOR
We offer spring and summer suits az very
reasonable prices. Satisfaction and workman
ship guaranteed .O7 Columbus ave. phone
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THE ENTERPRISE.

Ladies' TAILOR and Dressuaker. ] viii make
q usrf.rt hffiug slit Of your Ov y material Tor
40 90 Skirts 81 90 FIT and wOr@manship
90 ,apt.ed "a East IgStn
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DENTISTS.

DIX. HAYWOOD. el broadway. corner cham,
hers Phone 1903 worth. Hours 2 .. closed
Saturday.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

ANTHONY AVE. n W cor OF 1T6th ST.
,a4xl4Ssx iTreg, Lawyers Title Insurance
ard Trust Co loans Cleiand Realty 90
ga mo.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INVEST $50 TO 5000 In legitimate. highly
profitable business--yoIr own business. No.
1912 Gambler Bldg. Times So. 20 West 42d ST
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O1Srr ST

me approxlmate amount OF tie len or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-descrioed
property IL 10 be sold. IS Eleven thousand one
hundred nfty-one and 1900 dollars Sll, oi-iol:
with interest thereon from the 9Th day OF
March. 1913. together with costs and allow
ance amounting 10 Two hundred forty-iour and
1910 dollars (S2i4 4Jl, with interest from
March Il. 1913, together with the expenses OF
In. sale The approximate amount OF taxes,
assessments and water rates. or other liens.
which are % be allowed 20 the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree. is Eighteen hundred nfty-seven and 100
dollars 81 s57 .0D and interest.
Dated New York. March 20. 1913
jules II. ROSANSkY. Eeferee
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given 70
all persons having claims against William y
Hoe late OF the County of New York. deceased.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers. at their place OF transactlnx
business at the office OF their attorneys
Schenck e. Punnett No 10 Liberty Street
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New hoIk' On
or before the lst day OF August. next.
Dated New York, the :3rd day OF Deceinue''i
MARION NJ. HOE, J Executors.
GEORGE l.. HOE.
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The Bronx.
ALTERATIONS.
APRIL 10
MANN attan.
The Bronx.

r,, AVE. 5 W cor Goth ST; to a sty store
slh .see hlds. Methodist Book Concern. $50
snd on owner. \ \ Cary, % Liberty ST.
'uhi,ect: $1,000
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher tgcncs.-
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors, Gov
.rnesscs. etc. 20 Colleges. schools ana ram
lies Apply TO Mrs AZ. J. YOUNG-FULTOS
Union Nuuafs
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BOAROERS WANTED.

WEST SIDE-BelOw Tooth Street.
Nth ST. &c WEST First floor. sinely. en-
suite superior table: refined family. table
pests. Telephone. HELLMAN.
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sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.

WITLETs. JOHN TIT pursuance o, an
order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. q
surrogate OF the County Of New York notice
f. hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against John y. Willets, late OF the county
oS New York deceased. 10 present the same
Win vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers AT
their place OF transacting business the once
OF Frank t. Hall. No 30 Broad street. Bor-
oueh OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on or
before the 10th day OF June next.
mated New York December 9th, 1912
HOWARD WILLEfS,
JOHN j. earle.
rpANL- r HAIL Executors.
Attorney for Executors, 80 Broad street.
Manhattan. New York City.
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Female
WORK WANTED
Male

Male.
cHAUFFEUR. Scotch. 80: good mechanic;
careful driver. strictly temperate. reliable,
lsiul personal and written references. city
q country Macdonald 243 West 4sth 81.
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,,or.srwopISER Polish girl: hrst class Iei
iaC cren nrts good All around WORKER. ME-
Ilrewniak. SO Flstbush ave- bfooN'"' "'"
%evlns 81 subway station. -
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,,,n ST @ cor southern Boulevard. 10 a
It'D Ak drying kilns. 30X47: Murray a Hill
A55rsmises. owners J G Crocker. 2Ol7 9th
o. archItect S5.OOo
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Auction Bridge Party.

Mrs. Dean Holmes entertained at
auction bridge Tuesday nigh, when
after an interesting game. two.
course luncheon was served The
decorations were OF flags and hunt
ing in the national colors, in keeping
with inaugural day.
Mrs. Holmes guests were Mrs.
Clyde Larson. Mrs. George Babcock
Mrs. p. b. Linyille. Mrs Harry Al
len. Mrs. c. W Winterburn. Mrs.
Victor Hogg. Mrs. Herbert Coltman,
Mrs. Victor Mootz, Mrs. Merritt Bah
cock. and the Misses Helen McNeen,
Hazel Lee, Adeline Albera. Cariye
FoNworthy. Frances Robinson, Anita
Wood. Justine Rourke. Mabel Lesh-
er, Frances Hart. Blanche Rcekord
and Mary Robinson.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
North |. Jun.a Woman. Club.

The members OF the North In
Junta woman's Club held their reg
ular weekly session last Saturday af.
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. X. A.
Gordon, president of the organization.
The program was on current events
OF interest Mrs. Fred Magee read
a magazine article, Woodrow VIII
sons Wife" Mrs. VIII Lewis read
recent magazine article by Thomas
Edison relating TO electricity AS ap-
piled In domestic pursuits. An open
discussion of the articles and OF
other recent events of interest follow
ed. The club will meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs. r J. Win
stanley. with Mrs, Hall as hostess.
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Phone. Junta 3ll

Dunlap, Irwin Dale. Muriel Bowen.
Florence Bowen, Frances Brown.
Elizabeth Lamb. Billie Lamb. Helen
Beard. Helen Pottenger. Mildred Pot
teirEer. Dudley Farthing. Eleanor
Hiyely. Doris Lawson, lmogene Law
son, Buelah Goldie and Irene Goldie.
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College Giee Club.

\ large number Of La 1un'a peo-
pie attended the performance given
at the Santa Fe Reading Room
Thursday night by the glee club
from Fairmount College AT Wichita,
Kan. and enjoyed the most excel
lent program. The songs were well
rendered. and the readings by VIII
Ransom made an especial hit.
The series Of entertainments Civ
en by the Santa Fe are much ap-
preciated. and are proving the worth
of the motto OF the reading rooms
that are maintained by the company
for the benefit OF its employees.
which is as follows: Give a man
a bath. a book and an entertainment
that appeals to his mind and hopes
by music and knowledge. and you
have extended and adorned his life:
and as he becomes more faithful to
himself he M more valuable to the
company
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Music Study Club.

The Music Club held its regular
fortnishtly meeting Monday afternoon
a, the home Of Mrs & H. Winchell.
when the study OF musical forms was
continued The following interesting
program was given. illustrating the
special forms OF the polonnise. bar
carolle. taran,ellc and minuet:
Paper. Analysis of Forms. . e.
e. o.. q. e.. e.. Mrs F. p. Austin
Second Polonaise e.. o.. o. Chopin
Miss Marie Hall
Barcollc nnstrumentaD e.. e.. =.
q. O.. . From Tales OF Hoffman"
Mrs Dean Holmes
o.. .. D.. From Tales of Hoffman"
Mrs b. \. Smith
Barcarolle %. Cd. %. OIL. Schulhoff
Miss Hazel Lee.
Tarantellc o.. 90. o.. o.. .. Hellar
Mrs. T. Gard Edwards.
Minuet O.. .. .. .. .. .Paiereuski
Miss Helen McNeen
Following the regular program Mr.
II. Easton Jenner gave reading and
several instrumental solos which was
one OF the most delightful features
OF the afternoon. The after
neon was closed by the scrv-
ing Of tea by Mrs. Winchcll The
home Of Mrs. r. g. Woodbridge on
the afternoon of Monday. March 18th
when som. Irish musical numbers
will be- introduced into the regular
program. IN honor OF st. Patrick's
Day.
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0,rshSsy c'vb.

Mrs. John W. Fisher entertained
the members Of the Birthday Club
and = number Of other friends very
charminEly sday afternoon at
her home on South Belleview ave.
nue.. In honor Of the Inauguration
OF President Wilson. Mrs. Fisher
had carried out an artistic and clnb.
crate and decorative plan. In which
flags and bunting In the national col
ors were effectively used.
The earlier hours Of the afternoon
were devoted 10 needle work Re.
treatments were Kervd In the dining
room and library. which were part
cularly beautiful In their patriotic
decoration. Drapertcs OF flags and
bunting were used In the doorwnys.
and also were seen cntwining the
pictures Of all tn. presidents Of the
United States. beginning with Wash.
ington and including Woodrow WI.
son. who that day sssumde his du.
ties In Washington.
Myrisds Of tiny silken flars hung
from the chandeliers The guests
were seated at the large table In III"
dining room. and st small tables
placed throughout the library Red.
white and blue candles were used
and vases OF red carnations comple,-
ed very pretty scene. Each place
card bore N. picture Of President
Wilson. and the name Of one of the
states, The guests were given cards.
each one bearing the name Of cap.
isoi city. and the places NJ the IN.
BILE w"r" found by matching each
state with the name Of tho capitol.
Mrs. Herbert coltman. Mrs. Dean
Holmcs. Miss Helen Mcvay and Miss
Allie May Fisher served. Just at
the close of the luncheon. Mrs. ".
". BraKg started the national nm.
them. In which she was Joined by
all.
The hostess received . siivcs fork
~ birthday remembrance from the
clsb. according 10 custom. and aiso
recsivcd . coiisctton oi Kitchen forks
os al kinAs sad sisss. Besides the
regular clsb neabsss. tAsrs werc
prsssst tAs foljov1a0 aaas1: Mrs.
L. ". OilSest. Mrs. 3. Gard Edwards.
Ars. Q. 4. Nss1sisea. Mrs. Leslie
Josss. Mn. ". 9. Morrison. Mrs.
erask riaSsy. Mira b. \. McCune.
Ma. W. n. nrass. Mn. Charles
rsshsr. Mn. ?. ?. Asstia. Mrs. Ger.
tsu1s klatnes. MPA G. 4. BserboAm
hra D. c. on. Mn. George TAomp.
soa. Mn. c. ?. kss1aii. Mrs. Ken.
neth Stewart. Mra A. n. Coebin.
hrs. Hesbsrt Csetnaa. Mrs. Dean
Holnss. Ntss oseanaa. Miss Helen
Mevay ~ lliso All1e nay Vishsr
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Fer Rsesy FerS vssmers.

A very pretty five O'Clock lunch
con Was given last evening BY Miss
Faunie Beerbohm and Miss Vera
Wood. at the home Of the latter.
The guests were the visiting boys
and girls from Rocky Ford. who
were In the city to attend the dane
ing party given At the Elks' Hall
by the iolly Sixteen. The predomt
mating colorx were green and white.
the center Of the table being deco
rated with white carnations and fern
leaves.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08

Mrs. A. II. Jones entertained a
few friends Informally at cards last
Saturday afternoon. at her new home
72i San Juan avenue The gam. Was
auction bridge. and at Its close the
hostess served "a dainty two-course
luncheon. The guests were Mrs. e.
w. winterburn. Mrs. r. Il. Linvillc,
Mrs Marshall Miller. Mrs. Theo,
Thulcmeycr. Mrs. c. T. Triplctt. Mrs,
Victor Moo,z. Mrs J. A. Kinder and
Miss carryc Foxworthy.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
S. n. G. Club

The S. II. G. Club met Tuesday
night with Miss Ethel Helm. The
usual program OF needle work. mu-
sic and conversation was enjoyed. ant
refreshments were served. The Wis
itors were Miss Cranson and Miss
Edith Shrum. The club will be en-
tcrtAined at Its next meeting by Miss
Bertha White. at her home In North
La JuntA-
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Birthday Party.

Little Miss Mary BIsnkrnsh'p en.
tsrtatned Q number Of her friends
Monday afternoon In honor a her
elghtA birtAday anniversary. st The
ho0s oe her parents. NJ. and Nrs.
c. n. Blanksnship. 7os BrlIsvi~w ave
nus.
Games were played. Nrs. n. Z.
Baaaksaship and Miss Justine RouFke
assisting Mrs. Bisaksnsh'p In enter
tainiAg tAs guests Of hss uttIe
lamaAtss. A birthday supper Wa
ssevsl, tAs Ice cream. cakes and
canlies bsing pink and white. Thers
was . Arss birthday cake. decorst'
q witA sigAt candles placed In uny
D1nk ruesAul Aoll9s. The sosvsnis
vese pestty Dastss ssvsattsa
Nh loasy's gusses wers Aas5
ouahao, Ara 11ats1. 3sssas "a
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Jolly Sixteen Dance

One OF the most delightful dane.
Ing parties Of the season took plac"
at tn. Elks's Hall last ntkht. given
by the newly organized club of the
high school boys known As the Joi'
" Sixteen.
The spacious hail vas very prctti'
~ decorated. the high school coIors
Of black and orange b"ing nuch In
evidence. There vas . myriad of
drop iixhts. enclosed In japanese
lantsrns. strung throughout the hail,
and ssstoons Of lisHt orange and
blsck crsps papsr were 1rsped from
each light 70 tAs ceatss Of ~
cslliag. Pslns and leather divsas
wers grouped 10 the corners Of tAs
han. and the beoth where Ices wsre
served vas Decorated with pottsd
plants.
A prognm Of eighteen dances vas
snjoysd. the music bslng sxcel1sat.
Following are he names of the
members a the Jolly Sixteen Ciub
Who were The hosts at Iast nSsat'a
ds.ightfui AFFAIR: John Spai1isg. A.
shur McCune. Harold As1rews. Ray.
moad Moore. Walter asl Dousiaa
Ceok, Hustoa Da0sroa. raul vaa
~ sshssv, Waitss Nniss. Lisyl
tarsea, Hsetsst nape. 0or1es Hail,
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S. S. S. Club.

The girls of the $ 5. ;. Club
were the guests of Helen Pottenger
last Saturday afternoon After a
business meeting. the club members
visited the Wonderly Theater. and
at the close OF the performance they
were served with ice cream and cake
at the Mills Confectionery.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Mrs. H. X. Potteneer. Editor.
jolly Ten Club.

The little girls OF the Jolly Ten
Club were entertained Wednesday af
ternoon by Bertha Lawson. The
hours We're passed with music, read
ings and games. and delicious re-
freshments were served
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
North La Junta Bible Class.

The North La Junta Bible Class
met Tuesday night at the home OF
Mrs. Merrick. The lesson was in
charge Of Miss Bessie Mock. After
the lesson. a spelling match was en-
joyed. There vas musical pro-
gram and refreshments were serv-
ed
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
0ivthdsy Dinner.

Mrs. g. II. winchell entertained a
number Of the old friends Of her
son. WIN Winchell. At an Informal
dinner last Saturday night. In honor
Of his twenty first birthday annivcr.
Rary. Tho coiors were red and
green. carnations and ferns forming
q pretty center piece. Six courses
we're served. and plates were laid
for the following named: Joe War
n-r. John spsidinx. Russell Draper.
Tom Sisson. Earl Whitehead. Fred
McEifresh. Dan Sanford. Tom Cas-.
sidy. Edwin Smith. q. ". winch"ll
and VIII wtncheii.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
lorena Club.

The Lorena Club. composed Of Ia.
dies OF the Rebekah lodge. met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Edward job. in West La Junta. The
ladies worked Mt quilt piecing for a
time. after which the hostess served
refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Fars~siI Reception.

Mrs. Wesley vandiver was the
Euesi Of honor At . farewell recep'
tion given Thursday afternoon nj
the home Of Mrs. G. X. Buckley by
the members Of the Parish AID So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church.
A very unique program Of enter
tainment had been arranged. which
might appropriately bc called n
Breezy Time" and suggested by the
March winds and weather. The
guests were welcomed by Mrs. Frank
finney. who is president Of the No
ciety. and were conducted through
the Cave Of the Winds
A varied and unique program Of
appropriate readings and music was
given. and there Was "a missing word
eontcs, which was won by Mrs. Geo
McCauioy. A spirited and interest.
ing event was \ game of tennis. where
the customary rackets were replsc-
I'd by palm leaf fans.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
cd by Mrs. Buckley. The rooms
were prettily decorated with pink
carnations. Mrs. Vandiyer. In whose
honor the reception was given. has
been faithful and valued member
of the Parish Aid Society for n num-
Der OF years. and her departur. from
La Jun,a In regretted by a host Of
friends.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08

Earl Sherman. Robert Phillips, Rob.
ert Round and Everett Edwards. A
number OF guests from Rocky Ford.
Las Animas. Lamar and Fowler
were present
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Easter Preparations

n 40 the youths who in having
clothes made to order and to those who have but
this
You doubtless
this year-from weeks earlier than has
This that those who wish the
with will have be thinking
ousy about the matter, as there little
which make minds pick patterns
outfits Then perhaps, hadn't
of the weather prophet indicates that
favorable weather during the Easter While
the best
This season has brought the fabrics
ported and domestic able
Our line patterns
all absolutely all wool and up the minute in designs.
The leaders for the black white paids
and finish kandwh hefel
particular the
browns blacks and blues
These make $15
The strongest feature tailored line E I'VE absolutely guar
fit and please
Don't let this matter too long but look that wardrobe
and if wouldn't be order
Come and let us show our line of samples
and there isn't something the line that will
well rs pockebook.
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
TO OUR PATRONS

We believe that satisfied customer is great as
set to our company and for the information of those
who have not been advised as to the handling of me-
ter tests, we herewith outline our offer in regard to
same.
Any customer may at their option install a dupli-
cate or check watt hour meter along side the meter
which installed by the Power Company for the pur-
pose of checking said Power Companys meter, and in
the event of the failure Of the two meters to check
with each other either party hereto shall have the right
to call upon the other for test OF both meters,
which test shall be made by compeen, and dsnter-
ested party in the presence of the representatives OF
each Of the parties, and in the event Of error in either
or both meters exceeding two q per cent allowance
shall be made by the proper party to the other accord
ing TO such and covering period prior to such
test not to exceed thirty 80 days.
All tests made at the request of the customer those
which shall result in showing that the meter of the
Power Company is correct within two e per cent shall
be paid for by the customer and those which shall re-
suit in showing that the meter Of the Power Company
is in error than two z per cent shall be paid for
by the Power Company and proper credit made as
heretofore mentioned
Trusting that customers will avail themselves
Of this privilege when in doubt to the correctness of
their meter we stand ready to adjust all claims which
by strict trial and due examination by competent
board Of arbration they shall have found the com.
pany in error.
the ARKANSAS VALLEY RAILWAY.
LIGHT AID POWER COMPANY
30 eolooAoo Avtnue- -euok JUun ~
La Junta tribune., 1913-03-08
Informal Bridge Party.

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