The Ordway new era., 1913-04-04

School election tomorrow. .,
How does your yellow tag read?
Queen Quality shoes at Gallayan's.
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Wait for the New Era's 1914 line of
calendars. .rG y
Spring hats in all shapes at Gala
van Bros'.-5tl ...,'1'
Tiedemann is paying 30 cents for
butter fat.--5tf
Goodyear tires always on hand at
the HI garage.-5tl
Col. A. X. Frye was transacting
business in Colorado Springs Satnr-
day. s-
Wanted, carptenter work. NJ. P.
Wood, Denver Boulevard and Ninth
streets 5tf
Watch the window displays at the
Ordway Trading Co.'s. All kinds Of
hose and hoes. -5tl
Miss Edwina BashOr arrived from
Cripple Creek Sunday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Bashot. n.
The Queen Quality shoe Is known
to be the leader of all makes Of
women's shoes, Gallavan Bros. have
an elegant line of this handsome shoe,
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Are you getting our regular weekly
quotations.? II you are not, let US
know and we will send them to you.
These cards are worth money when
prese at our store. Leary Bros.
s. 'Co.-5tl ., ="
= Congressman George Kindel Of
Denver Is bemoaning the loss Of q
.pocketbook containing ESQ., which he
lost while on q visit to the legislature;
Possibly some Of the members Of the
Eighteenth are better poker players
than George. 49,
The announcement of Rev. P. G..
NufIer'sreturn to Ordway for another,
year is good news to The many friends
Of this popular minister of the
Evangelical church and his estimable
family. Mr.. NuffeE has just rsturned
from con nference In Leonardsville,
Kansas. "a s. ~
We have buyers and traders for
both dry and irrigated ranches. large
or small. II you ,want"to sell Or
change let US have list of your
property at once. The National Real
ty., Company, 4lo and All Exchange
National Bank Building. Colorado
Springs. COiorado.-5t4 - e'f'
"A party OF Ordway young people
composed OF Ray Cook, Fred Trainor.
Hawes Walter; John Sewers. George
Edgar and Phil. B. Patrick attended
the. dance given last might by
Columbia Circle In the new' X. p.
HALL 10 Rocky Ford. The affair was
an invitation one and was well at
tended. - 3. i'a''
b. R.. Thompson has sold his farm
described as, NEt NEa, section 10.
township q south. range 81 west, to
A. W. Buck, who. takes possession at
Eonte. Mr.. Thompson will go east.
Just where he will locate he is still
undecided. He and his family have
many friends here who will regret to
see them leave. = - y ~
W. W: Grifflp. returned Monday
from Pueblo, where hs attended the
funeral of brother-in-law, ~. @.
Wolf, who died in Denver Saturday.
Mr. Wolf had been a. resident Of
Pueblo for 'thirty-five years prior TO
going .tB Denver. The services we're
In charge III the Eiks lodge. Of which
the deceased was q member, nr -
/ a surprise party was given for Miss
n Sonueland Saturday evening to
which about thirty Of her school
mates and friends were, invited and
all, took advantage OF the occasion to
bid her farewell, as she left with her
parents Wednesday for Canon City,
where they go to make their hume.
The change In the laws regarding
the. killing of ducks which will allow
the shooting of the birds from Sep
tember 1 70 April % meets with the
appreciation OF the hunters in this part
of the valley who will get some good
sport. with the spring shooting when
the lakes are nearly always alive with
ducks. after the fee. goes out and the
birds are Usually in good condition.