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The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
FIZn1FXckeTS
Sense and Nonsense About the
Plays and Players
Plays and Players

Plays and Players
The George Kleine company have
released seriat picture featuring
the famous actress Billie Burke.
a. *x"'
The mother Of Mary Miles Minter
the Metro star, plays the part Of her
daughters aunt in "Dimples", forth
coming Metro release.
There are enough motion picture
houses in Seattle to hold one tenth
Of the population there were all to
be filled at one time.
Beverly Bayne, the Metro star is
at present taking lessons in aviation
as some Of her coming pictures calls
for some expert work in an aeroplane.
r =,
The eastern company of the Uni
versal company will move to. Uni
versal City California in the near fu-
ture. That will make twenty eight
producing companies located there.
1.-THE Reform C;ncidate", the Para
mount picture featuring Macklya Ar
buckle, soon to he seen here, was
written by Mr.. A,tlckle, himself. l.
is said to he the lest thing that he
has yet appeared in.
R. A. Bresee. who played the part
of father in "a Yellow Streak" the
last Metro picture shown here is
baritone singer Of: note having just
signed contract to sing in the choir
of Brooklyn church every Sunday
Speaking of serial pictures. Serials
are supposed to be on the wane but
in looking over. trade papers we note
that there are more serial pictures
on the market today than at any time
in the history of motion pictures.
e.. .''.'4 -
VIM. Randolph Hearst has gone in
to the motion picture industry, hav-
ing formed" what will be known as
the International Film Service. All
subjects released by this company
will be extensively advertised in all
the Hearst publications. f'
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The; Famous: Player company, the
Lasky company, Morosco. and Pallas
picture company have. just signed a
twenty-five year agreement to make
pictures for the Paramount company.
Allen Hale, the big light haired fel-
low, who used to be seen here in Bio
graph pictures has signed a contract
with the Lasky company and will
lie seen in that brand Of pictures from
now on.
Emily Stevens recently seen here
in "Destiny". which by the way is
one of the best things the Orpheum
has ever shown, will be seen again
very shortly, in another Metro pic
ture entitled "The House Of Tears
In this production she plays dua'
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
ORIGINAL RESEARCH

The two British sailors, says ar
exchange, had got tickets for the dog
show and were gazing with wonder
Ing eyes at Skye terrier, which had
50 much hair that it looked more like
a woolen rug than a dog.
(which end is is 'ead, Bill?" ask
aone.
:SsBlowed if l know" was the reply.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
role. That Of the mother and daught

role. 1hat OF the mother ana daugnt
The Henry w. Savage comedy EEK
cuse Me" is to have its screen show.
ing here, in the near future. Thi!
comedy as stage production had ar
enormous run all over the country ano
photoplay, Lovers of good, clear
has proved equally successful as &
comedy will find much in this picture
to please.
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The ever popular star, Dustin Far
mum, is to be seen again soon at the
local play house in his latest picture
said to be the "The Hit of the Sea.
son." A filmization of Booth Tark.
ington's greatest work "The Gentle
man F|om Indiana" This will be
the first of the Pallas Picture releas-
es to be seen here. 1t is big man
in big play produced by big COM
pany with no expense spared and
should be an exceptional Offering.
H. Charles Chaplin will endeavor tc
restrain the Essanay Company from
releasing his latest picture, a bur-
lesque on Carmen, in four reels
His claim is that he produced this
picture as a two reel subject. The
Essanay company in their answer
state that Chaplin was paid for $4,000
feet Of film from which 1000 feet was
selected, but since that time they have
added more making the picture 1000
feet in all. "Carmen" is due to get
some free advertising at any rate.
The Orpheum management has re-
booked what is conceded to be Mary
Pickford's greatest picture "Tess of
the Storm Country" The demand
has been so great for this picture all
over the country that the Famous
Players have been forced to make new
copies of it not once but in some
cases as high as three and four times.
1t holds all records for rebookings
and in the majority of houses it has
broken the record for attendance on
rebookings over the original show
ing.
Victor Moore, the original "Chim-
mie Fadden" will be seen again next
Sunday at the Orpheum in another of
the "Fadden' series entitled "Chimmie
Fadden Out West" said to be fitting
successor to the very entertaining
production "Chimmie Fadden." What
happens to Chimmie when he goes
west, becomes prospector and tries
the simple life, makes a comedy very
much worth while. Mr.. Moore has
a big following with the picture fans
of Glasgow and will no doubt be greet.
ed with a packed house.
The Orpheum Theater has signed
a contract with the Fox Film Corp
for the shaving of their pictures ir
this city. The Fox company, Will.
not so old as some of the other pro
ducing companies have come to thu
front. very RAPIDLY and at the p.'escn
time are considered to be one ,s tn.
hest in the country. In adding thi!
service o the feature service alread,
booked the management of that hous,
feels that they now have a show ev
cry night in the week that compares
very favorably with the picture
shown in any house in Montana.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
MONTANA SUMMER SCHOOL
;>'- FOR TEACHERS

Bozeman, April 25.-,Here are some
facts about the summer session at the
Montana State college that will inter-
est almost everybody who cares about
our public schools or teachers in them.
June 18th is registration day.
Palmer penmanship will be taught
Basketry and weaving will be pop
ular course.
Round-trip railroad fare over $500
is refunded.
The Gallatin valley is famous for
its ideal summer climate.
The State college campus is the
most beautiful park in tn, state.
Round table conferences are o fea-
tire of the summer school.
Full college credit will be given for
work Of college grade.
The experiment farm is at it's best
during the summer session.
A free employment bureau is main
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
Ukuleles

The Honolulu correspondent of the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce reports that manufacturer in
that city has received an order for 100
ukuleles week from a Los Angeles
music company. So popular has this
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28
little musical instrument become that
the Los Angeles house had orders
totaling 1000 which it was unable to
fill.

Don't throw away your old night
les, girls. The English Red Cross has
just sold one Of Queen Victoria's old
nighties for fancy price at benefit
auction.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-04-28

"But I'll stick pin in i'm, and you
look which end barks."
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Melon Men Here

r. E. Cadawallader of Rocky Ford
in company with Mr.. Baldwin general
manager of the Patterson-Pope COM
mission company of ST. Louis. was in
Ordway yesterday. He Is highly elat-
ed over the prospects for good can
taloupe year and believes that grow
ers will make a good thing from the
crops this season.
Mr. Baldwin was also very much
pleased with conditions. His COM
pany is to handle the crop grown by
the members of the Crowley County
Cantaloupe association. Mr.. Cadwal-
lader is one of the experts in the
cantaloupe growing and marketing
industry and generally has things
sized up about right.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Peter Burnett of Olney Springs is
reported critically i'll at st. Mary's
hospital and no hopes are entertained
for his recovery Mr.. Burnett is son
in law of Milt Yarberry and brother
in law of d. w. Danielson of Avon
Chieftain.
]. D. Milstead and family Of King
Center will enjoy a visit from Mr..
Milstead's mother, and sister, Miss
Matte Milstead. They arrived this
Friday morning from their home in
Petersburg, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wickstrom
and F. Kremmel of Fowler, brother
of Mrs. Wickstrom, and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. H. Rearick had fish fry at Lake
Henry Monday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C R. Weaver of Lin
coin, Ill. have been visiting the past
week with Mrs. Weaver's sister, Mrs.
]. d. Milstead, and family of King
Center. They are now visiting In
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Rearick were
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. OHM
Lupton of the Numa district.
Thos. Estes returned Thursday
from ten days vacation in the
mountains.
Fred Hilvert returned Thursday
from California where he has been
overseeing the cantaloupe harvest.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Berendo
Changes Hands

ID. c. Vandeburg of Montrose is the
new proprietor of the Hotel Berendo
taking charge of the business Tuesday
morning. Mrs. N. f. Bowers who has
been inc barge will leave next week
or soon thereafter for New York
where she will probably make her
home.
Mr.. Vanderburg is hotel man of
years of experience and he looks up
on Ordway as an excellent location
He states that after seeing this sec
tion of the country he decided he
would make his home here regardless
of whether or not he went into busi-
ness at this time.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Home From Hills

E. E. Hosler returned last Satur-
day evening from his fishing trip at
the streams above Creede. He re-
marked that he had one of the finest
times he has ever had and that trout
fishing was plentiful
George Gallavan and family had re-
turned last week but the balance of
the party will reach home today. They
were tied up several days in the
mountains because of big freight
ing truck having fallen thru bridge
in the vicinity of Coaldale. Mr.. Hos
Ter said the truck had a trailer and
that both were heavily loaded. When
the bridge gave way the truck and
trailer folded together and hung sus-
pended above the water, with very
little damage except for the delay
caused tourists and other traffic along
the mountain road. At one time
thirty cars were held up and were per-
mitted by the Denver & Rio Grande
railway to use the railroad track. the
only outlet.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
A "Gypsy Breakfastn

A number of the young women of
Ordway indulged in an early morning
expedition to the orchard shade north
of town Wednesday morning for a
Gypsy Breakfast" Gypsy break
fasts sometimes consist of things
which stick to fingers, but the young
women are quite positive in their
declaration that they bought and
paid cash for everything they served,
and no reports have come to town of
missing roasting ears and watermel-
ons and chickens. The girls left the
city at o'clock in the morning and
declare that is the finest time of the
day for real jolly picnic outing.
Members Of the party were the Misses
Belle and Linda Gallavan, Pocahontas
and Patty Wadlington, Lorene Nc
Cabe, Bessie Lee and Josephine Rey-
burn, Elenor Budde, Ruth, Ethlyn
and Frank Dean, Lucy Bouldin and
Trudy FAIRIES.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
FORDER NEWS

Forder-Dexter A. Osborne was in
Ordway yesterday making final proof
on his homestead. II. E. Petefish
was his principal witness. The proof
was made before Harry Arnold in
Judge Patrick's office.
Arthur Trahern was in Ordway the
other day and purchased a half dozen
kitchen chairs and three joints of
stove pipe. but no one thought that
he was contemplating matrimony.
Such was the case, however, and in a
few days he pilgrimed to Hugo where
he was married to Miss Eta Potter.
Both young people are well and ia
vorably known hereabouts and have
the best wishes of host of friends
A. Forder, accompanied by Adolph
Peek is spending the weekend in the
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Potter spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Ordway
There was quite an exodus from
Forder Tuesday of this week. E. E.
Sprague accompanied by Walter and
Earl Sigler and James and Will Butts
motored to Mitchell, S. D. in quest of
employment in the wheat fields Ed
gar Poe and Hubert Miller went tt
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12

SUGAR CITY DISTRICT
H. T. Mitchell superintendent.
E. N. Freeman, principal.
Irene Mott, assistant principal.
Seventh and eighth grades untitled.
Nellie Minis, fifth and sixth
grades.
Kate Goblin, fourth grade.
Eileen Richards, second grade.
Mildred Rogers, second grade.
Pauline Klinkenberg, first grade.
Clara Cowder, primary.
Gertrude Odd, South Box Springs.
Olney Springs-M. V. Roberts,
principal; Miss Ida Belle Largent and
Miss Foley.
Olney Rural--R. e. Rhine.
Numa-Mr. Mccullough, principal;
Mrs. Hicks, primary.
North Numa-Miss Mabel Schroe-
der
Peak View-Miss Nina Grever.
Talbot, Numa-Miss Shives.
Crowley-F. c. Boles, principal,
G. F. Richardson, Mary Morgan.
Bob Creek-Carrie Schreiber.
kenridge-Rhine.
Lolita-Mrs. Lindsey
Sand Arroya-Mrs. Amy Trotter.
King Center-Mr. Mercer of Den
yer, principal; Miss Milstead, primary
department.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Ordway on the same mission.

Frank Galbreath left Tuesday for
Mt. Erie, III. where he will attend
the summer normal and this fall will
teach in the Mt. Erie schools.
The Forder Farmers club will meet
next Wednesday evening at the Liber-
ty school house. A good literary pro-
gram is in preparation, and it is said
that you may be treated to pie should
you happen to be present.
John A. Schreiber is before
the people as the candidate for coun-
ty commissioner, second district, Lin
coin county. John is a pure bred
homesteader and a booster for the
south end of Lincoln county. His
name is to appear on the Democratic
primary ticket and his friends will
do all in their power to see that he
secures sufficient votes to make him
the Democratic nominee
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

Mrs. Turner and daughter, Miss
Gladys Turner and Miss Isenschmidt
Of Parkersburh, Ia. are visiting with
their relatives, the Hartman sisters.
and Carl Hartman. In company with
the Misses Mary, Gertrude and Esther
Hartman and Carl Hartman went to
Colorado sprinss.. : week ago for an
outing in the mountains. Miss Mary
Hartman will 80 on to Lawrence,
Kans.' whore she. viii attend the Z. r.
a. coavsntion, and from thers 70 t1s
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Norton Ships Hay

G. U. Norton who is buying hay at
Olney Springs states that shipments
have been made to several western
Kansas and eastern Colorado towns.
The price has been $3.50 for baled
hay at the track.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
East to the Market

Miss Mary Hartman will return
from her eastern buying trip by Au-
gust IS. and will be at her store
again for the fall millinery season
with a new line of goods.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
RATHER RACY TRIAL AT SWINK
Woman Accused Of Shying Water
Pitcher at Marshal
(From Sugar city Gazette)

(From Sugar City Gazette)
rather racy trial took place in
Justice Hanigan's court in Swink Fri
aay when woman by the name of
clara Won Muller was tried for as
sauit on Marshal Steele of that town.
II seemed that according to the Off
GERS, the Won Muller woman had
rented some furniture from a woman
mere by the name of Josie Romer and
'he latter wanted the furniture but
'ould not secure possession of it. A
"rlt OF replevin was issued and when
was served on the Won Muller wo-
man which called for a surrender of
ne furniture, the trouble commenced.
me woman is alleged to have met
'ne marshal in rather nasty mood
ana she SHE'D a water pitcher at him
winch landed on the officers physi-
economy. He displayed signs of hav-
'"s been struck by some instrument
as there was bad flesh wound in
his face.
MIS- B. d. Madden and little daugh-
o' o1 burchard. Neb. visited with the
turner's aunt, Mrs. p. G. Frandsen,
a.naay' being on her way to Colo
c aso springs where she goes to enjoy
o.orado ~ scenery with her husband
'or a month or %.
mrs. P. Q. Ersndsen who left for
Meoraska s.s,. about thrss wssks ago to
s. .s.. ner mother who vae III returned
srnasy' sona. her ActAsr Aavi4s inprovsd
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
New school Proposed

A new school is proposed for the
vicinity of the Cudahy ranch. The
advisability of establishing school
there is being considered and it is
quite probable that 1t will be granted.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
HOGS FOR SALE.

Is shoats, weight so lbs; 1 SOW
and pigs, months old; 2 sows to
farrow within 6 weeks; 1 Duroc
Jersey male hog. d. J. Allen, 16
miles north, " miles west of Ord
way
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

winter months than at this sea-
son, therefore we have enaug-
urated this sale early enough
to give you the benefit of a
price reduction weeks before
the usual.
The prices made are such as
will move the goods. We want
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Of Great Quantities Of
Merchandise Thrown
on the Market at a
Big Price Reduction

to make room for big line of
fall stocks in the various de-
partments. 1t is your oppor-
tunity now. 1t is a regular"pri-
mary" elimination like you'd
take in running for office-you
are sure to win, if you patronize
this sale which starts
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
FEED WANTED.

Wanted-50 tons baled alfalfa
hay and quantity new oats and bar
ley also quantity baled straw. Cor
don b. Grove. Cudahy ranch. Phone
Ordway SSR4
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
SUGAR CITY NEWS
fFrom Sugar city Gazette)

(From Sugar City Gazette)
Chas. E. Pond of Colorado Springs
was here last Friday and bought the
Kingdom hotel at Sheriff's sale. rms
property continues to change hands
with lightning like rapidity.
Mrs. r. H. McNary and little son
of Kansas City arrived Saturday for
a visit with Frank McNary and fam
lily near Lolita.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Dance at Crowley

en- supper at Crowley on Friday even
ing, August II. Everybody is cordi-
ally invited.
Mrs. Emma Smith.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Dixie Jitney FestivaI-Ordway may
esteem herself fortunate in being able
to secure for Zone Night Only"
performance. a stellar company of
Southern professionals who will rem
der an attractive program of negro
folklore music both vocal and instru-
mental. Their services are being
given with the native Southern gen.
erosity to the end that you may get
the Joy Bug in your system along
with your possum and water-millyun
and ice cream and homemade goodies
which the Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
church will serve on the parsonage
lawn Tuesday, August Is. Jitney
fares only will be legal tender.
c. F. Martin received a car load of
ice Wednesday evening from Pueblo.
This will relieve the ice scarcity con-
dition. With this shipment he will
have ice regularly now.
Clyde Lee had a wheel stolen few
udyS dSO, anu "ueI' ne IOunI a 1ellOW
riding the bike" he nabbed it. He
was told that the wheel had been
found at the side of the road.
N. L. Brown and wife of La Junta
and Sam1 Harrington and wife and
daughter of Parsons, Kans. were here
last Sunday the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Houston.
Mrs. Delbert Brooks and son, Rus
sell. of Cedar Vale, Kans. are visiting
with Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs. l.. I.
Giffin.
Robert S. Mead has recorded
patent to S1s SESEA 2 and NEA
and Nk SEA 11-2O-57.
H. M. Purdy has installed a bicycle
shop on Colorado avenue. He is an
experienced man in this line of work.
|. l.. T. Pittwood has recorded a pat
ent to the SWA and SEA 3-20-57.
A son was born on Friday, July
%, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davis.
New Era Want Ads Bring Results.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

FOR SALE-FRESH MILK COW.
John Bauer, 2k miles west.
Phone Ordway S7R5.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04


FOR SALE-FOUR PIECES OF
furniture: l Vernis Martin Iron
bed l sanitary couch; l small kitch-
en- range; l quarter-sawed oak dining
table with large round pedestal, all
practically new. Also glass fruit jars,
churn etc. f. W. Clark, phone Ord
way 65J2.
HOGS FOR SALE-15 SHOATS, W.T..
so lbs, SOW and pigs, weeks
old, sows to farrow within 6 weeks,
Duroc Jersey male hog. d. ]. Allen,
l6 miles north, 1 " miles west Of
Ordway.
HAVE A FINE PIANO TO TRADE
for cows. horses; also violin, new
organ and victrola. Sell on easy
terms. Call or write Crowley res
taurant, Crowley, Colo.
PIANO FOR SALE-WE WILL
accept any reasonable offer for
new strictly high grade piano which
we have near Ordway. Very liberal
ticuars will be furnished by writing
The Denver Music Co. at Denver, Col.
HAVE FOR SALE-PAIR LIGHT
horses, saddlers or women's driv-
ers; ! low truck wagon, fine for can
taioupes; l heavy spring wagon; l
light harness; saddles; 1 cultivator.
Al G. Roberts, Ordway
PASTURE FOR STOCK-PLENTY
water and grass. ]. M. Johnson,
phone O-93R6.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
CLASSIFIED AD. COLUMN

CHOICE RELINQUISHMENTs FOR
sale. A. R. Bouldin; address Ord
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

You can buy these goods now
for the Clearance price many
stores hold off to make at the
very end ofthe season. These
goods are all staple, and find
buyers thruout every season of
the year, but some Of it natural
ly has a less demand during
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

RESIDENT PROPERTY AND VA
cant lots to trade for cows or
decided dry land. G. e. Pelling, Rt.
l. OrdWaY.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

ESTRAYED - RED AND WHITE
spotted COW; brand 40 with half
moon in under. Notify Ely & Beagle,
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

Butter Cartons
. Get the right kind at the New
: Era Of1ce
: sss sss
. Engraved Cards
. Tho Now Era win DO them
; COerect n sty1e
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
Republicans to
Meet Saturday

The Republican county assembly
Will be held in Ordway on Saturday
OF this week. At this time it will be
determined who, of the various can
didates for office, will gain place on
the primary election ballot. Most
every candidate seems to feel safe
that his support will be sufficient to
gain the position where the primary
electors will have the opportunity to
decide on the one who will eventually
get to go before the voters at the
general election in November.
Delegates have been chosen from
the various precincts in the county, at
caucuses held on last Saturday. These
delegates are as follows:
Precinct 1-LeRoy Maucher, w. C.
Hanen, J. d. Conard, E. B. Parrish.
P. X. Fisher, ]. S. Conard, Miss Veil
Fisher, R. L. Noble, Opal Hanen,
Grace Conard. June Work, G. U. Nor
ton, Mrs. P. P. Newton.
Precinct "A. G. Bowers, G. F.
Richardson, Chas. Schroeder, M E.
H.
]. R. Thomas, F. e. Hoffman, Wm
Edgar, e. F. Greene, ]. P. Bouldin,
Geo. e. Beaver, Ira B. Coy, e. P.
Johnson. A. H. Thomas, A. NJ. Ward
Precinct 81. l. Giffin, Mrs. j.
Homer Peck, D. F. Bartlett. E. j.
Smith, NJ. T. Nelson, J. e. Jeffery,
Ray Cook, George Riley, Frank Gray,
VIM. Worker, E. I. Oliver, Jas. Car
penter, Mrs. c. C. Kelley, A. NJ. Bren-
aman, II. E. Mast.
Precinct 4-Joe Wallace, Robt.
Hamilton, Jas. Close, H. F. Aldrich,
Fred Tarbox. Cy. Cravens, Carl Gras-
mick, Chris Schlunneger, Oliver Ad-
ans, Bert Hoster.
Precinct 5-James Lockhart, Jr.,
u. NJ. Johnson, Frank Peterson, A. R.
Bouldin.
Precinct 6-H. F. Feasel, Frank
Bunce, w. P. Jester, Chas. Trotter.
Teachers for the various schools
thruout the county have been employ
ed in all but a few of the positions,
one to be filled in the Ordway schools
and two in the Sugar City schools.
Following is the personnel:
| :. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 :.
c. NJ. Sandifur, superintendent
Robert Berryhill of Colorado Spgs.,
principal and science and athletic de-
partments.
Mildred Long of Denver, language.
Fay Baker, mathematics.
Audrey Mcintosh, domestic science.
Edith Melton, music and drawing.
Clara Rooms, Marie Hicks, Susie
Adams. Lucy Slaughter, Ruby Case,
Esther Kelley. grade teachers.
Mrs. Cora Crooker, Box Springs
school,
Lola Colyer, Hosler school.
SUGAR CITY DISTRICT
H. T. Mitchell superintendent.
|
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
IRON CLAD HOSIERY

75c ladies silk stripe hose 4Sc
1.25 ladies' silver and green all silk
hose at csc
25c mems stripe hose 49,. ...... 19c
pair mems black hose $50. 25c
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04
OXFORDS

Special assortment of ladies', misses,
and children's Oxfords .s
$1.OO
2.75 and $50 ladies' tan and palm
beach button Oxfords -. -$1.0S
$50 and 400 ladies gun metal pump
and button Oxfords at. ... .$2.9s
The Ordway new era., 1916-08-04

Teachers for the various schools
thruout the county have been employ
ed in all but few of the positions,
one to be filled in the Ordway schools
and two in the Sugar City schools.
Following is the personnel: