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SECURITY SAVINGS
ACQUIRES BRANCH
Bank at Ninth and G Streets
Takes Over Branch Bank at
Seventh and 6.
Bv GEORGE H. GALL.

The Security Savings and Commercial
Fank has taken oYer from the United
-lates Trust Company and the Munsey
Trust Company jointly the branch husi-
,ass and building of the latter COM
I.anies at the northwest corner of Sew
suth and G streets northwest. Negotia-
tfons which have been in progress Tor
some weeks were concluded today.
Julius !. Peyser. pres dent of the Sc
Curity Savings and Commercial Bank
which was organized last year, ana
which has its home at the northeast
corner OF Ninth and G streets NORTH
west was fUTmerly vice pFestden! d
the Merchants and Mechanics SAVINGS
Bank which operated the bank AT the
corner of Seventh street until I was
merged with the United States Trust
Company.
II is understood that the two banks
will be operated separately for the pres
ent. The Security bank has lease upon
its present home. and remodeled the
building there At a cost OF about Slo,VtO.
By the deal concluded today the inSti-
tuition becomes the owner of the real
estate at Seventh and G streets.
An unusually meaGer amount of busi-
moss resulted from today's poorly at
teI Ged meeting of the local stock eN-
change The whole volume totaled only
1900 in bonds and siXty-three shares of
stock Prices we're not materially
changed. The stock sales consisted OF a
quotation lot of Washington and Elec-
lTIc preferred at SIls, a quotation iot OF
us hincton Gas at S3.S, and thirteen
~harcs # I.2nstCn at 81. There Were no
-a,eS Of Capital Traction, and quota
lions remained at 1o9Tl"9@4.
All OF the $lo.t00.o00 of Southern rail
way per cent three-year notes sold
to !. T. Morgan * Co, Friday. Lave
been sold, according 10 a dispatch to-
day from New York. The subscription
books were opened this morning and
closed almost Immediately, owing TO the
heavy overs,ibScription of the issue.
Albert :. Galley. cashier of the Lin
colin National Bank. returned TO his desk
today after a weeks absence due TO an
..ttack of grip. The Lincoln Bank has
been exceptionally hard hit by midwin-
ter illness Of officers. President Floyd
y. Davis is still confined to the Episcopal
Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital and Vice
Presidents Robert Callahan and Patrick
T. Ioran have just recovered from at
lacks Of grip.
mother Seventh street institution. the
second National Bank, has also suffered
through a severe attack Of the same dis
'ase upon its president. Cuno II. Ru-
dUiph. Mr.. Rudolph has been advised
70 take trip To recuperate, but prefers
/" remain at his desk, and make up
some Of the time already lost.
Al the National Bank of Washington
Daniel Fraser, first vice president, is
acting president in the absence Of Presi-
dent Clarence F. NOrment, who, with
his family. is touring California.
PRESIDENT Charles J. Bell. Of the
American Security and Trust Company
is expected to return from Florida the
IattCr part of this week.
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Police Court Record

District Eranch. Judge Mullowry-S cs-
ter Craven, disorderIy. s. or Is days: William
Washington. dsorderly. s.. forfeited y "aulinc
Morrison. disOrdcrly, s. Is days: William
Noble disorderly. s5 or 10 days: samuel Rob
inson' disordeIly. g. forfeited; John W.
LYNCH traffic violation, s.. forfeited: Bessie
Mercy dlsorderly. 81. forfeited; Rube Davis,
dIs"rueriy. $40. forfeited: James Dixon. dis
orderly. dismissed: PogG Ware. automobile
on sidewalk, personal bond taken; Charles
hNicr' coll!ding. personal bond taken:
harles kyler disorderly. 50 or 8 days; James
VI. Ewing, dIsur.Ierly. s.. forfeited: John II.
GuSan, aisorderly, $40 forfeited: Jack Henry.
"hstructins street. 81, forfeited; James Lo-
max, disorderly. IS. forfeited; George Fair
fax. obstructing street. 81, forfeited; John a.
hurpF. disorderly. s.. forfeited: stephen
Burns disorderly. s.. forfeited; Obey Wall
ace. disorderIy So. forfeited.
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buoiNcSS UrruhIUWiiicS.

LCNoHEOOM on thoroushcare 81. and close
10 Gov Dept T.SeIpis $40 day. rent ~.
:! ear lease. snap =. $I,.vv.
CORNER GROCERY ). "; rent KS: sales
$50 month; OWLS TO Ill health take 81. w
or invoice.
DRY GOODS. Notion and Confectionery store;
no ops lion. cheap rent. nice rooms. PT.Ce
attractive.
POOLKOOM: Old established stand in uptown
bCstuess district; . taulesi asking 81, 20;
terms.
UELICATEssEN. Confectionery. etc; on
lith 81 y. ". close 10 Arcade; suitable
io- any business. only sl.sr2.
KCuMING and bolrllRs house; han nIsome,y
trr1isi ca, iHsrHIr S,.v month. owner going
SousH. EIIee Sl,.y9.
LUNCH ROOM, o-s!n"ss section aat OPP.
''"T. Dep. ,hcag rent. doing Goot bust
ress, bargain prize.
OLD ESTABLISHED and paving corner gro
CRY y. T.: cheap rent. owEer going 20
-C,.:.,Ty. bargain.
SPECIAi.-Grocery >. T.. section; only S,.Sy0:
Auii"n Picture heater, rvOiuIng hu.se, On
Ia. ave, barber shop near treasury Dept,
cigar store, etc. For quick satisfactory re-
suits Ls II YOU sh To buy or seal.
&EW NUEh -, SIM BkOkEE>. I4-3 +.
SEE Is Tor exclusive paying places Of al
AIud3: rUoInIng houses. boarding house.
lunch rooms, Gales. groceries. cigar ito. ss,
tE.atcr. business places %: all HinIs lis. yuur
place with tie O.HCt where IL Will Bc Al
vrrt.Sed and s,id. square dca!.ns Is the
cTct 81 or success.
sDLD-Gcorgian Theatre. - Geo. ave. nv:
Manhattan Lunch. giJ y. Y AZ. NV.
dining room. l2,h -. NV. TC0TjE-; npasc, Il
81. nv; also improved property n".. sod ior
S. cHi. cation o. the auJlc prODeE:y .o.l
hy us VII ~ XII On At our othce.
hAfiSilNl.i. ~ = litsON E!s., "'s y. \. sEe.
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DEATHS

BRoWN-On Sunday. February -. 1914. al
O'Clock "A. "a. at i1S2 4 street noTtnw
THOMAS DOUGLASS isRONN, !eval -
this life after q brief Illness. which a.
bore with Chr stan fOrtitude.
Funeral Wednesday. February p, a. !:
O'Clock from 81. AugGs,ine's Church Hs
mourn his loss
CHASE-On February q. 1914. at his rest
dence, 80 a street southeast Col. A. III.
CHASE. aged eighty-one years
Services at his late residence. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock Friends invited.
lnterment private
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SITUATIONS WANieD
Male.

YGI'NG man '2+I desires position, > yeITs
cXpc rienCc Win Ncw York Ciiy real "sJate
concerns. excellent references. bond /: 1c,.rs-
sary. ALBERT E. IEIEDMNN. 80 West
I.ari 81. New ! orb city. l.
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Polly No Heroine.

CLEVELAND. sFeb. 4.-"Don't mind
the rest, save me-" wheczed suffering
voice as fireman forced their way
through smoke in n bird store fire ear y
today. A big green parrot was rescued.
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Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Washington Gas SIS, sI,0DHl01l4.
Washington Railway and Electro
preferred, 25dS1ls-
Washington Gas. 25HS3's.
Lanston SMS4. 10MSi.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS Or IHE Dis
IklCI or COLI 1aBIA, February 10. 1914.
NOlCe Is nereDy gwen JHat, IN GonIOrmIty
10 law, the pamphlet Containing list OF
iaEes arrears On real property in the
Distract OF COIunDIa OF tne IsI cay OF
July lyi3. also al assessments subject 10
sGIc, has been printed. - copy thereof Will
De ueIIS CreI to any taxpayer applying there
Tor AZ the Office Ol the collector OF taxes
o. the DIsJrIct of Columbia, and Il the
tax or assessments due, together with the
penalties anu costs that .nay have accrued
thereon, snail not be paid prior to the day
named Tor sale, namely, the lOth day OF
March, 1911. the property Involved WAL be
sold under our direction at pubic auction.
at the oIice OF the collector OF taxes OF the
DisJIICt o. Columbia. commencing on the
SAID 10th day OF March, 1914. between the
hours of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
4 O'Clock In the afternoon, and continuing
eacn following Gay, sundays ani legal holl-
days excepted. until ali sUCh deIInquent
property rs sold. OLIVER L. NENMAS
FEtEEEkICh l.. SlDDDNS, CHESTER
HAvEING, Commissioners OF the DIsIEict Of
Columbia.
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Marriages,

Arthur Gee and Edith " Howell, Of Wash
ington.
Otto J.. weisgerber and Mildred v. Jacobs.
OF Washington.
Henry Daims and TilIie Fagen, of Washing
ton.
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FuK Observation-Disclosures.

CANAI;IE.S-F'.nc singers: ais" pTass ami
,-."s rdEus. cheap. ~ y. \. a,". i
irpR - I.E--F'uTuItUrc, new and siIsMJy
used Ioi all parts OF the L,,I-s... easy tern
IL ,sIrci. discount Tor cash. save money
I:uy - IiOI'WOoB'S. sth All Z
DAVIS SEWING Mh'HINES
SIS UF. easy pay yIn-nIs, Il. u!. casa. R"pa!.
estimates 4Tr,.s 81 SKI ~. =. ". ia. ". -GlS
THREE SINGER SEEMING MACtll.s rs in
IrsI-vIass COi.IIl.on .gpple..G AL a'laCn-
Ii.cuJs 9DaranIe,.I. S!o.oU. s--.sy. S-Lvg. @IGj
18th ~. In =. l3JD.
FUH SALE--5o stoves. All sizes. at cost uu.i
nr srII, s1Ie luun"y. L4y a mop
NOO.'~. h'n and IL
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LOST AND FOUND.

CRoSS-La.Tgc brass; holds II lights. on Sat
Irda?, FcD. u. bet. "a and l.. ;. T.. and
llth and NJ $. f. Reward II returned to
IiOS. X. NALEI. 1@3l llth st. ;. +.
Found.
POCkETBOOK-Owner idcntifying same can
.rccoNtr by paying cost Of advertising.
GEO. J. kINDEL. % MaItby Bldg.
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New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co. New York; g. r. Chpman.
manager local branch. Colorado Building.
Il &, Il
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New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
\ q. Plant n Co, III Fourteenth street
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Chicago Grain Market.

Furnished TO The Washington Times by
4. @ Plant & Co.. IA Fourteenth street
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LOCAL AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by w. B. Fihbs & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash.
inGton Stock Exchange and Chicago Boarc
sf Trade. HIbbs Building
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEFAkI MENI. OIice of the
Supervising Architect, Washington, D. c.,
February ~ lyli.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
will be received in this otnCe until oClock
y. m. on the 9th DAY OF March. 1914. and then
opened Tor the reinforcement OF floor. and
changes in mechanical equipment in room
il3. Office OF the Supervising Architect, in
accordance with this specification ana the
drawing mentioned therein, copies OF which
may be had at this oidce. o. WESDEROTH,
Super ising Arcnitect.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.,
VI Washington, -. G., February Is. 1914.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received a.
this office until O'Clock, z. II. March >.
1914. for grading Colorado Avenue, n. w,
between IIth street and The Avenue Of the
Presidents, aSEregatiEg about $500 cubic
yards OF grading. Blank forms OF proposals.
speciIiCa hons, and all necessary inlOrIna aIi0a
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk, En-
sinee: Department, Room AZ. Distr.ct Build
Ing. Washington ID. c. OLIVER +. NEW
Man, FREDERICK L. SADDONS, CHES-
TERsfIARDING. Commissioners. ID. c.
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The Fire Record

I.cl a. m, Box z7G-lol street northwes..
$50
s;67 a. m. Box 212-I2os Seventh street north
west. 800.
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MOTORCYCLES
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

TEN HEAD rr horses AMI mares. right out
ui hari vurA: uuh mrrr in iuaI. Gail north
side. =. ia. aNr.. rear ~.
ITrI !iEE. -iiors :. carriages, wagons. day.
w,rk O. I."ntl. srecla! prices. GEN
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HELP WANTED-FEMGLE
HELP WANTED.
mas and Female.

WANTED-buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater de-
partmert. Only those with best
references regarding character and
ability need apply. BOX III, Times
Office.
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BONDS

Atchison Convert, As. e5l4 e5E a5H 97K
Brook. r. T, Con, As s2}5 925s 925a e23S
G., b. q; O., Joint,4's.. e673 s6i4 96A 963s
C.,R.I.& Pac., fs..4s i73+ 473i 473s
Inter. Met. Manu.. ~ ~. ~. IA
Penna. Con- 3Is's. 1915 $50 9S3. 9s3s $50
u. 5. Steel, I'd 5s......lOs44 1o215 lC2as | lvs7I
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n,uwcI Wnrstcu & ~ LuAH

10 -
Au>,.l 10 l.1N% uu l,,n Ha.t;e, r..H,l
-! oI second .TUs,. i.ur EIt-a lfl I..-
s.,u.ui. ~, u..i,s''l. ''s,!.. .'tu - Il ~
IN,r..,I ..,r..,I s-I.c,I cslI.s ngst -E~st
loans Llo IN" sales, and BEST .nI vst.4vL.s,
{ pei C,nt interest pa! au.c se'n!-IHAu.AIly .
Ali .u..us sv>.!-I Zeal rsta-s NuIt4 .IU.-
90 10 40 per cent III cAIC.s ul loan.
H. L. M, N-\Ll. y 90,
IaUI. W.. NrtTUp".It.n lana !.IGf
MONEY 10 I.OAE .-ov :" 3vv'.vvp On J.. c
real estate. st,cral ,Tl.s, Lids i,2 TO i
per cent All ,TalaIvl.u..e cUAIuc,cI M!lH
Economical coraI-rr-:Inn aor u.rTO" crs.
" Il. II. -, -..,I-..S y O. D..
S,lIl.rn t.G..a..E. &c.. !s.. st. y "
HC%E.t TO LOAN "u IctI saic. loyy..s:
ra.cs. YIror iryu',l., r.i."eees. @, >,
a..ouuIs. il L.a-l; :. IL TAL.,FUI.r. =, .glG
Second rRUSI.
A.oary 70 .ptn al o "@ iA-l'lr' H'1l s.
! &c. any amount tTo,H 80 10 ss.u.". ua rss-
or -. a.! I.lat "a -IsuIGh. L,tr or u. r..... p.
! iAy mems. .H..s o'.y IErc- ra2 [, q. =
'' FAIL Y. MITCHELL. * co.
.lS IiiD AZ. y. ".
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evn0 CASH. UPRIGHT PLANO. used
CISU Cue month.
c17. CASH. STANDARD UPRIGHT.
Cl I'd brand new.
!OsEVu HALL CHASE IIANO Co.
40. q s-reet

FINE DECORATIONS AND W.,Lb TAtER-
I%G. ruU.." Main -. or nrGer by PCS,Li.
i"f' IsI.I.., -II e aJ;yU-.Ou.
AI:IItLE !. H., ,.!IIUH. 10 f ST. y. W.
so CASH. pr,sL. IIanu, us 81: . mon -.
COST 500. IN Lu.I-CI ,' ..dJlIOU. LDA 20.
IIICH tlLsC.
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WANlED--lA.SCELLAWEUuS

y LAIN VIA ,tu and repair .u-r -" u
uIL,A ,A.uc - Lo-Hr. l.. MILLlANI-. go VI
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>, AN ED--I uFu!;UTc Tor cash. sell yOU=
GOOD. 10 Tue u,eu Ahu gl,cs !DG &c ADS.
nu.Ie. S,u lsOiMOO!. Stu 4Hd n.
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fRUh Ny NDH.AAl. s!6 lZcn y. ~ -I.aIes
Gan,rs, pIINAi", ny LUuI. slesItdttuI 49,, =
uEy-sICy. HAIk u..IsS ~ ' .a.E
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Miss IiIAiL El.EAR, iJl- - 81. =. V.
laIIsIAn tango, is.aLIIIaE ILaNlAe.
..Eu 4!I t!'c ..iIUsI uau,"s JauguL.
Phone North nSI4. -
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Gil, ' LIS. ia Ind 81. -. W. IA. ". l2t-
ri. lsssUus .hS LuuT. oVC. r"sI"aIE, one
step boston. ILaGS. MuILz. .-stcp. class &
G.uC. Iut.. Thar. sat. ouc. ladies I:ee
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DANCING

N.tpEI,. E-A->' lNC. SICbID -EIsa w.iik.
Cist!r WHlA. uHc-sl,p. hesitation anu all
pUyuI.,r 4Ln'cs. I-4N lIlA 81. E". IN. y. 'u,-
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SPinlTuALiSM

ElE.I.TINI:t Monday. WedncsIlay, Friday.
d lu sharp. u message t. each; daily read
tugs, Mrs. J. l.. Maitby. SO1 Mt. Vernon pL
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either L4'..Ls "r scI. lg'.i-i. 5, SCI! pSs.a.
wll ,uI. l.. lAltSI!r.S. I.yS .IA al. ~. "
none ->u.Ju
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LOCAL LORE.

A. Tetzlaff has purchased d
1ne big team which will be used
tn his increasing coal business
this fall and winter.
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C. F. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. A-tf
Saturday Only.--First class
Ten cent cigar for S cents at
Cahill's.
For Sale-$1OO buggy, used
very little, for $35. 90. Inquire
at Hardware store, Arvada. 2-tf
You can't beat the prices
quality considered at Cahilps. 8.
HOME cured and smoked bacon
by the side only 20c ib, small
peice 22c fb, sliced 25c 1b, smok.
ed jowls 12lc ib. Itsure is good.
Try some. MUENCH & NEMETZ.
35 cents buys a pound Of
F. F. O.G. Coffee at Cahilps,
sold everywhere for 40c.
For Rent-4 room terrace cor.
ner West lst and Adelaide. w.
P. Greene. Att
Wanted-To buy White Minor
ca ROSTERS or cockerels. Ralston
2121. Alp
The Clearance Sale is now
on at the Model only a few
days left. Better take ad.
vantage now.
Wanted Girl to assist with
general housework. Mrs. T. C..
Hurst. w. 1st Street. Arvada.
Sip
Harry Brandon will call on you
with a fresh supply of fruits and
veg etables every day. 3-tf
For Sale-Second hand Deering
binder. $25. R. o. Graves. Ar
vada. 3-tf
Will sell my matched pair of
Mexican mules. H. C. Hunt.
For Sale-Fine Singer sewing
machine, II size iron bed and
springs. Call evenings, Earl
Southworth, E. Third Ave. Sip
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Don't forget the baseball dance
August 9Th.
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Rebel Yell Outdone By Cow.
boys Shrill Whoop.

Cheyenne, Wyo., July q. e
Shrilling and
soaring it comes to your ears, the
cowboy whoop, the most thrilling
Of one-man sounds.
lndescribably expressive of
wild delight, shrill piercing-bar-
barically triumphant-itis is almost
eerie in its suggestion; despite its
note of trump, it is fraught with
haunting fearsomeness.
No person. tenderfoot or wes-
tener, who has seen a thousand
reckless riders charge down the
arena at Frontier Days. screech-
ing -e-ouw e e." in sharp
crescendo, ever has been able to
forget the sound.
Veterans who faced the fire on
southern battlefelds. say it is
more impressive. more awesome.
more soul-searching than the
famous rebel YELL"
E-e-ouw eel" will b G
the official whoop of the Frontier
Days celebration greatest
cowboy carnival-at Cheyenne,
August Is, 10, 20 and 81.
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LITTLE VIOLET WAS FOUNDED
7reeoeIous Young Miss Didn't Like to
Patronixe Her Hostess, but
Couldn't HELP. II.

Violet Jennie was a little girl who
originated In q founding asylum.
A visitor who had habit Of visit
hg took great fancy to v. ]. This
visitor had girl Of her own whose
aame was Frances, and permission
vas asked for v. J. to take tea with
Frances.
Frances was having a birthday that
day. So Violet (for SHORTY wanted to
be very nice, but she felt that she had
an advantage over Frances, since not
every girl Can be an inmate Of found
ling hospital. Violet Jennie tried not
to patronize Frances, but she could
hardly help It,
This is your birthday, isn't III"
she said sweetly. 80 you were
born"
why Of course, everybody Is born" !"
I'm your get, suppose. Thats
what makes II so common to be born.
wasn't. you know. was founded"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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( WANT COLUMN Y
Advertisements under this head will you per line
'A<>&fzs<z4 &=<%~% %>><%% %%%<9-@@e;; &;

Money to loan. ]. F. White.
You will find the best Cof.
fees both bulk and package,
also everything else in the
grocery line, prices consider
"a At Cahill's.
II you want to rent, sell, buy
o. trade, call on T. S. Knapp,
the real estate man.
Ak for Your Cash Register
Checks, 2 IL per cent. dis.
count on cash purchases at
Cahilps.
II you want to insure or buy q
home or lots or need legal papers
eall on ]. F. White.
For Sale Chicken feed Of all
kinds. Oyster she'll: grit, char
coal, beef scraps, blood, etc.
Evans &Bennett.
T. S. Knapp loans money on
real estate.
Are your buildings insured
against fire? If not, see T. S.
Knapp.
All kinds of sewing done.
Ruth Van Dyke, West 3rd street
51-4p
To Trade 80 acres of irrigated
land near Gilcrest for 10 acre
t1act in vicinity of Arvada, phone
Arv. 3OO1. 52-tf
Dr.. Eigler at DR.. Fosters Of
dice Wednesday afternoon, prac-
tce limited to eye, ear, nose and
thaoat. Glasses fitted. Aft
FOR Sale-One 8 foot windmill,
. # tower, in fine condition.
VIM. Fraize, Golden, Route No.
I. Leyden line, Tucker station.
3-2p
The Clearance Sale is now
a at the Model only q few
days left. Better take ad-
vantage now.
Subscribe now.
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Fruit Dale.

The Junior Epworth League
gave an ice cream social at Peter
sons grove Saturday July 25th.
Although it was a stormy night
they sold all their ice cream and
candy, and cleared $2O.45. The
proceeds will be used to educate
a child in India.
Mr.. Donnell's Sunday school
class of about IL girls had a party
at the home of Roxy Rucker Fri
day night.
Mrs. M. j. Patterson and sis
ter Mrs. Belle Mcintyre have
moved into the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. Wade. Mrs.
Patterson is one our teachers for
the coming year.
The camp girls under the lead
ership of Mr.. Donnell gave a
farewell surprise party to two of
their members, Sarah and Ethel
Lees at their home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lees and
family are going to move to St.
Helena, Calf, so miles from San
Francisco about August 10. Mr..
Lees was born and raised here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Hannef, July 29th a 10 pound
boy.
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The secfnd Aryada team will
piay the st. Elizabeths next Sum
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
Wadsworth park.
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Where He Got II.

The honest farmer who took In sum.
mcr boarders greeted the new arrivals
with truly rural enthusiasm.
Il swan. I'm right deown glad to
meet ye." he cried. MS he extended
his horny hand. "Heow's tn folkp to
hum?"
The man OF the party looked at the
enthusiast with some suspicion.
Farmer" he said. your dialect
strongly reminds me OF the stage vn.
riety."
Tho ngriculturIst grlnned.
ITS nll right amt ~" no ask.
ed. Il gave an actor fclier q
months board free to teach It to
me-"
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-30
Ladies Progressive Suppe,

A progressive supper will be
given by the Presbyterian women
and friends at Griffith on Thurs
day. August 9Th between the
hours of 5 and 8p. m. Eating to
begin at any time.
The supper is to be given to in
crease the building fund for the
new Presbyterian church which
is to be erected in Arvada. A
24 cent ticket entities the holder
to three courses. soup, crackers,
etc. at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Nicholson.
Meat, vegetables etc. with Mr..
and Mrs. Jocob Plattner, and
home made cake and home made
ice cream sundae at the home OF
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shad Reid.
There will be a musical play at
each home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-30
Unreal Estate.

what has become OF wombat' He
nscd to be great one for building
castles In the alr"
He's still In that sort OF real estate
Susiness. Sold me lot recently In q
town hat doesn't exist"
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-30
Not True 70 Mature

Teachcr-1 flnd that your boy spends
a great deal OF time reading dime
novels. They are calculated to give
him entirely false ideas.
Fathcr-Yes, I must have /, stopped
was looking over one OF his detcc.
tive stories. and II represents tho dc.
tcctives Hs continually hndinE out
thinss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-30
Trouble At the crossln'


"Hullo. Cyrus. How's things over
to tn crossin'?
Pretty duberous. We got q race
war on"
moi"
Yep. Couple O Swedes from Wis.
consin started market garden on
th' north road"
"Well?"
"Th' board u selectmen held q
meetin' right nway an passed q anty.
alien act"
well, well!"
Yep. Peleg Brown has writ to Guv
Johnson OF California, askln' how
to enforce II. An everybody in
town is wondern'"
"Wonderin' what?"
"Ef Sweden is goln' TO declare war"
Plain Dealer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-30

Prof. ]. A. Hogan is some farm
er as well as an instructor. As
proof of our assertion we have on
our desk two boxes of lucious
cherries of a black variety that
would tempt a king. Thanks,
Mr.. Hogan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-30
Griffith Items.

Misses Jessie and Lucy Griffith
have returned from Pleasant
Park where they visited several
weeks with their sister, Myrtle,
who is teaching summer school
there.
Mrs. Pavelka is entertaing her
brother, Mr.. Tokony, of Ell Paso,
Texas.
Ed Hager of Kansas, is visit
ing his cousin Mrs. e. C. Wilson.
Isaac Yontar of Finlay. ILL.,,
visited at the Wilson home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stall, Of
Montgomery, N. M. spent Sum
day evening with Mr., and Mrs.
Stephen Carveth.
Tuesday evening Miss Grace
Truitt of Denver, came out and
spent the evening with Miss 10
Blake.
The Loyal Women of the High
lands Christian Church gave a
surprise on Mr.. G. Horton, Tues
day afternoon at the home of
Stephen Carveth. Those present
were, Mesdames McLeese, Lewis,
Ida Whitney, G. H. Law, Lilly
DUNCAN, S. M. Montgomery, H.
M. Ames all of Denver and Mrs.
E. S. Blake. Light refreshments
were served.
Amos Musser and wife, Stanley
Musser and Mr.. and Mrs. Teasley
of Wards crossing spent Sunday
with E. S. Blake and family.