The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-04-20

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lately refurnished their shop with a
new outfit, consisting of two latest by
draulic chairs, mirror in white enamel
case, linoleum, etc. Everything is in
white and gives the shop a cool sani-
tary appearance. These boys have a
good substantial business and believe
in progress.
j. T.. Whitmore, the grocer. opened
a drum of candy kisses Wednesday
and found a boys cap on top of the
candy. From "a detectives viewpoint
IL vas figured that the boy had been
eating candy when he was suddenly
frightened away and forgot to take
his cap. Quite "a bit of the candy was
noticeably missing.
Sweet potato, cabbage, tomato and
other plants. Prices reasonable. All
shipments prepaid. A post card will
bring prices and kinds. 81
T. JONES & CO., Clarendon, Tex.
The announcement of Jim Lovelady
appears in the News this week. The
writeup will appear next week or as
soon as thought best by Mr.. Lovelady.
He don't need very much Of an intro
duction to the people of Quay county.
He carried the American flag in his
car on the trip IN the plains. He is IA
Quay county booster.
The nine-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Williams, died yesterday
Of pneumonia. The child had been
sick but a short time and death came
as "a surprise To the community. The
parents have the sympathy of the cit
liens in this sad bereavement, as this
is the third child they have lost 10y
! death within the last few months.
The picture show Sunday night wa
attended by "A large crowd and the
picture Excuse Me" was enjoyed by
all. II was good strong comedy and
the kind of "A picture one likes "a see
after spending n week in serious bust
ness matters. II seems good TO see
others have trouble and all the char.
acters in this picture had their share.
You had better hurry if you want
a seat at the Philharmonic Society's
Concert April 9th. II looks like the
house will he completely sold out long
before the event. The fifty cent tick
cts are being sold by the following or
ganizations: Epworth League, b. Y.
=. IT,, Christian Endeavor. Seventy
five cent tickets by Klassic Klans and
Clos High School). The dollar seats
are nearly all taken. but a few more
may be put on sale and the seating
capacity increased.
A Democrat rally is being advcrtis-
cd TO be held in Montoya next Mon
day night. There will be a number
of autos at the Court House next
Monday evening about $50, ready 10
start for Montoya. Mr.. Calisch Is
very anxious that n good sized crowd
come down from Tucumcari TO assist
in organizing "A democratic club there
and will appreciate the consideration.
Don't forget TO make arrangements 20
20. The cars will leave about $50
and return that night.
+. +. krenning, of St. Louis, was
here several days this week visiting
his niece, Mrs. VIM. FARRELL. He is q
33rd degree Mason. and formerly be-
longed to the order here. He said Tu-
cumcari could have the incest streets
of any town in the state If they were
properly graded and then oiled. II
would save thousands Of dollars dam
age to groceries, dry goods, etc. He
always believed in Tucumcari's future
and misses an opportunity to
put in a good word for our town.
She Grows Nervous at Nightfall
More dreaded than any alarm of
fire by night is the hoarse, brassy
cough of Group to the rvo mother
who fears this terror Of childhood.
Why worry, when a few timely doses
Of Foley's Honey and Tar will ward
of Group and clear the throat Of
choking phlegm. II will give you con-
idence to face nightfall without fear
Of Group, Mrs, Ben Meyerink, Clymer,
". Y, says; "0ur little girl would
surely have had Group but Foley's
Honey and Tar stopped II at once
Sands Dorsey Drug Store.