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FIRE RECORD.

is.lo-S0 MaYgn ST.. yard. Sewer Dep. triAlng.
l. .SO.-q.S Gth av Joseph Juirza,o. no damage
i.s0-i2O2 B'vay. extended 70 i2lo. John Web
man slight a.,
445-45i las 18Th ST.. Presti Cafhuc'i. slight.
I'D last llst ST.. James Dingman. slight.
@ ne East llith - Sarah ScEecimau. slight
lO.0O-Benuet ave. and lS5I ST.. vacant lol. owner
unknown. no damage
+ NJ e.
l10-l-i0 Bway. Hotel lnPti awning %,
lila Charlton ST. lh'4c Nai" 10" ~
a.oo-sl! and $40 W l59,h s., David Fsmmon:
alo-Broadssy and Dyckman St: unknown; tTi-
fling 80
9.2o-isO W 18th st.. Katherine Adamson. tri-
fling 90,
s.sO-i--ih -. end Broadway. unknown iriflns
40O-5si " 30th st.. y y Central. uihing.
5.l5-5q2 10 $50 1th ay. unknown. tfiing
-0o-99 L both st.. William Schenk. trhing
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Trade School Opens Monday.

A free course in proofreading, copy
editing and theoretical Typography will
open at the Stuyvesant Evening Trade
School, Fifteenth Street, near First
Avenue, next Monday. The hours are
from 1880 10 $3.50 p. m. Registration
Began Monday.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

.
IN PURSUANCE OF Az. ok6 sl.sog a..
HON JOHN +. COHALAN S.,,cs /.
81 the County Of New forN. NoI .i.irs
Sa-cb' given 10 all persons having elsiEs
against CHARLES NEUklEDii' ia' ,. -
conn,v Of New York deceased. 20 plesss
the same with vouchers thereon 10 Ln' h,.,.
s"rthsr al their place % transacting 0SS 81
ness al the ofiice OF their lli'I"'.ss IN
12S BROADWAY. Borough ~ NtlhattsA.. "a
The city OF New York. on OF before WV
day OF February next .h dav o.
DAted. New York, the Isih Gay
August 1915. .,,
LEOPOLD ROSSBA,h',,u
RIANCHE b NEl klh.n'
GEORGE b. THCRNAJ rs
Calm. LEVENTRTrr D1sLa a.,
tornevs for Executors. Us bI'e-
Manhattan. y y cry.
~ PURSUANCE or Az oKDhH "a
Memorable John T. Coha!an, . Sue. Z,
nj, he county OF New York. Nvl lSsti--,
hereby given 70 an persons having ),
agatnst Alice warren Mares AUX ,,,.
lie County OF New York. dccrasre,. y, : %
sen, the same with vouchers ihsl,.',i,.
80" s,,hscrlber az his plsc, ~ ifahsH'.,,
Snsln.ss AZ the ofice Of Pierce x,s
- AZ Wall street. In the tlt} -, ne.
york on or before the 2ist day Oh
I psssS New Kew York the l'th day "
'N"' DAVID n GREEN,
Administrator q. -
PIERCE & GREER ,-.....-,a,
Attorpsys Tor AdmlniStfA t'i
81 wall street. New VOW. 49,.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOK Young Sweie wages so 10 SIS r.
Mis- uofnayer's Agency 10 iaat i5d st.. Sd
foor Tel Sai; murray lliil.
COOK AND WAITRESS -lounE Enslishwomsn.
ga-i long references $40 snd $50 d. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East tJd st.. 81 door. Tel
s9ii Murray ilili.
NJ RISE -Ensiish: one child. highly reicrenocd.
So T. Mise IIofmsyer's Agency. 10 h. t5d st..
" aoss. Tsl ,Ssi MuuV Hl4
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MIra, u, w,dn,.d.y .nd Ihur,d.y.-NoIih a

lsluc. moderate variable mostly southwest ana
west. with '4r weather. middle Atlantic fresh ea'i'
si,h overcast weather. south Atlantic. srons sni'-
ing winds with showers. cast Gut moderate hof.i.
with overcast weather. west CUT. moderate var
able t.ih local showers. storm or ca.t tlolIia
coast. probably moving norhWafIt upper 80.
moderate variable with overcast "eaiher. pfooaOy
showers ou Lake Huron; lover lakes. moieI@e
south Sltu overcast weather. probably showers.
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LONG ISLAND.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK.-BOARD OF ESTl-
MATE AND APPORTfONMEST.- Public
notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the Board OK Estimate and Apportionwen..
held July p. 1916. the following petition
was received.
To the Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
ment Of the City Of New York:
Union Railway Company Of New York
City. a New York corporation. owning and
operating street surface railroad in the
Boroughs az Manhattan and The Bronx
city VI New York. hereby petitions for a
franchise 10 construct, maintain and oper-
ate a double track extension OF iis existing
railroad in the Borough OF Manhattan in.
upon, along and over the following described
route.
Beginning at and connecting with the
existing tracks Of tho Company in Emerson
Street at or near IFS intersection with Yer
mllyea Avenue. thence southWesterly In.
upon and along Nermilyea Avenue to its
intersection with Dyckman Street, thence
westerly in. upon and along Dyckman Street
70 the Hudson River.
IL is proposed 20 operate the said eXter-
sion by an overhead current OF electricity
similar 10 that employed by the Company
on its existing lines Of railroad
Dated, New York. June 10Th. 1915.
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY OF NEW
YORK CITY
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

SALESMAN. 20 years cSpcrsnce inside and on the
road. desires 90 cprn~f Win reliable house. can
sell anything NJ merit best Of references from pres
enf employers snd uther. doesn't drink. J. W IA .
Hamburg J.
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COttonseed Oil Futures.-The market

for cottonseed oil was iirmer early in
yesterdays trading, with more active
demand from local commission houses
as we'll as more or less buying for
Western account. Subsequently, how
ever, an easier tone developed in SYM
pathy with the late decline in lard, and
values lost most OF the early gain,
closing points net higher to points
lower. Prices closed as follows:
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Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard.

UdIIy HTu T'u' ''I VT
the following are New York prices,
Yesterdays, compared with those OF
year ago:
Yesterday. A year ago.
Butter, extra,
creamery. b.. 80 a - 2512@ -
Cheese, state,
whole milk. III. 10 @1e3s 1870 1414
Eggs, Pa and
nearby hen
ncry browns. 50 @42 81 @33
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4 a 4. LEATHER GOODS COMPANY -Ale.a
Afolosssy tci SAMUEL Afor1fsky doing business a.
- A 4. ..-sfher Goods Company u.snu'zrtufcrs
- lcsthss bag srd roTci'ies a. 20 No-r'sf s. .
.rr f11fs a. assigr rr-nt - Eo,rft SAT-.
lAbhhINI & hOPid.WirL- S}lves'nr Fshhrtrl
- H.rrar k0p.eF.tz. conpl-.ng tie frr o. Fab.
f'lri 4 kcf.tHltL dealers On produce a. SO Co
.4a 1us AZ. have ntQe a. sssigrmca. ~ lsido-a =
Dc
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
BOROUGH OF BRookLYN.

oNF FAMILY HOUSES. detached. garage. . rooms.
bath showers electric lights. vacuum cleaners.
stesrn psrqurtry. s. $50 $3.50 cash. Slj monthly
and interest BUILDEES. 1880 nth -. Take
West Ed subway. Municipal Bldg 90 'lth 81
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Commodities
Continued from page II.
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices
compared with those of year ago:
Ner York. Yesterday A year ago
Live steers. best. 100 . ,,,o q ,ou
10. ........... 5000 eSlO.SO >o''O " S''00
Dressed beef sides. ~ u, =, M
10. ............ slE78 ~ 80 f'
Live ytsS. best. 100 oo on = ~.
d. ...........- 80 q loOO DIV - 't'''
Dressed yeals city. =, :. 10
10. -....-.....- " a q - -
Li ia5 r fair to ''l'nfii so l72s $50 a go
Dressed mutton. 10 .C9 a - ~ -,
Dressed lsmls lh. 10 70 -'o16 q 90 .
Hogs. good. 100 lull.J) - |oo q DIV
Dressed hogs bacon ma
lh ..........-- - q - &c a,
Ve,s itef bb. 1850 q 2iOO 100 "a iS.OO
Lard Middle West ,.,. e9s. n q sse
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Highest temperature Yesterday. 10 degrees tst
@ 20 d M. lowest IS degrees (at lis q. m 4,
average temperature Yesterday 6i degrees. average
Cor corresponding date last wear. - degrees. aver
Is de.Tcc,.
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by EDWARD A. MAHER.
Voc President.
Attest: SHELTON E. MARTIN.

Secretary
State OF New York. County 81 New York IS.
EDWARD Il. MAHER. being duly sworn
deposes and says that he Is the Nlce-Presi-
dent OF Union Railway Company Of New
York city the petitioner herein. that he
has read the foregoing petition and knows
the contents thereof and that the same IS
true OF his own knowledge except as 10 the
matters therein stated 10 be alleged on in
formation and belief and to those mat
etrs he believes 1t 10 be true
EDWARD A MAHER
Sworn to before me this 10th day OF June
CHARLES wITZEr.. Notary Public. Bronx
County New York. Certificate fled in
y y. Co. Bronx co, No 81. Bronx
March 30. 1917.
and the following resolutions we're there
upon adopted
Union Railway Company OF New York City.
dated June Is. 1916, was presented TO the
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment at
a meeting held July "a. 1915:
Resolved. that in pursuaDce OF law this
Board sets Friday. the fifteenth day OF sep
TENDER. 1916. al 1890 o'clock In the fore
noon and Room 10. In the city Hail.. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan as the time and place
when and where such petition shall be first
considered and public hearing be had
thereon. at which citizens shall he entitled
10 appear and be heard and be II further
Resolved, that the Secretary IS directed
to cause such petition and these resolutions
To be published for at least fourteen 90
days In two daily newspapers In The CITY
OF New York. 10 be designated by the Mayor.
md for al least ten IO) days In the city
Record" Immediately prior 10 such date OF
public hearing The expense OF such publl-
cation to be borne by the petitioner:
JAMES D. McGANN, Assistant Secretary.
Room 1901. Municipal Building. Ieie-
phone 40 1850 Worth
New York. July ~. 1916.
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Female.

NJ RSE TIE widow Of the late pr Hitchcock a
graduate from Worcester. Mas would Ike
few chronic cases ~ Old people 10 care for a her
hsms " oIierd As~ lak
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m.....6o ip m.....5t s ?. m.....sl
Loe,l FOreeast.-Fair and somewhat warmer
WEDNESDAY,. Thursday overcast. moderate south
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Juno Dutch. Puerto Cabello Slpt I Curacao :
.nl I'r do ian 10 R.i f. blys , n" "ih
Mongolia. London Sept 2. 10 The Atlantic Trans
po,t 20. win mdse. Bar at 80 a ~ -,
soad = 90. in ballast. Bar, 10 20 m. lin.
vl,toris "a Rahia u and 'rriniIad SSpi 3 to 70
Lamgori y Holt VITA passenger mails aud mdse.
Mlmpiaec Havana AUG 20. Ma,.nrss SEPT J..
Caiparen and CariCnas r. 70 Muns0u IS Line.
R,d 1sfi to si bars, NJ 20 No 49, rampIoo
Aus 81. 70 Standard Transportation co. With
' JEFFERSON 2.5 S5ds 4 Newport News. 70 Old Do
miuion = Go. with passengers and mdSs. Quar-.
L.1spe Jacksonville, and Charleston. 70 Clyde
s. Co. with passengers end md'e quar-. 81 m
L E-5sSa <o4 n 's st Is re- Aus 90 p and Della,
ware BreakNaier sept II. to Norton LILY & Co. in
santa t5 T nss CSBr1 Turk, Island Sep, g. to
American and cuban IS Line. with sat Bar. 7:SO
Isnton Grams, ,tBr,. Baamor, SEPT 10. 70 Fur.
ness. witty & Co. With copper In transit VIII
h aa ,' H5a oI Rs Ain.n' 10 a YORK and Bar
umoro Transportation Co. With mdse. Quar-. $50
Ruth. Por, Tampa Sep, G, for careret. to A II
Bg,l : c.. win mdse. sandy Hook si7 m.
Bark inverueill BIZ BaUy.
rria tNer. Lisbon Aug b. in ballast to mas
Brc Ia lei on Marseles AUG 90 and penia
q. 70 James W Elgell 4 Co. with mdse Passed
camilla iSoTrii. rdrtSo Fcrraio Aug .. IN ballast,
Quar-. - ? %.
SAILED
Norden DAM Progrcso: III Oricrtr Galveston
[ Cherokee. Nilmingfou. = G. and Ge1rgetOwu. : 4
kroupriaz Gustav tSwedl Christiania via Charles
ton. Nier. Norfolk and Newport News; Comet
Tampiro Iiomenegs dBrl. New orleans; William
OBrieu. jacksonville Escaoua tHr). Liverpool :
ie>'ik tNorl. Rotterdam. city % Everett Port
Arthur. Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville. Cuny
{ Castle tBr. Cape Town: Princess Anne Norfolk
and Newport News. Algcroeu (Nor) Genoa .
stephen tBr. Para: Rio Bianeo CBr). Rio do
/ JauclrD
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points. with sales for the day $3.50
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Bankruptcy Schedules.
Assignments.

FREEDMAN TAILORING COMPANY nc o.
81 B-ozdsty ~ flied schedule stDslug liabilities
efs I'D sSsc's $3.50. consisting O. ttOcA. 500.
fI.4r,.. il5e. slt h.colrfs. s...ll
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Forecasts for Special toesIitles.-Eastern Ne"
w.. Al Wy Ens-and falr and homeWhat winner

1919 ana Ne" Eisaha. laf -Nu eo'N'''s'
to-day. overcast tomorrow.
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and New jersey. TAR 70
dry. unsettled tomorrow. probably showers.
Delaware MARYLAND and lie District Of Columbia.
over. as to-day. unsettled to-morro". pio.aoy SNOW"
e.s
Local Official Records.-The following ofncial rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature for the last twenty four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding date OF i4st lesI
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Orchard and Field.

Yesterday. A year ago.
Beans, marrow,
choice. 100 ID. se.20@e.25 s7.65@775
Peas. Scotch. che 5.7o65.75 3.90@4.oo
Potatoes. Ii, Dbl 3.25@350 @1.65
Potatoes, NJ. By 2.eoG31o 1000 so
Apples. fancy,bbl 2.Oo@475 100000
Peaches, NJ, bsk .356 100 goa go
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Trustee Elected.

BISDER ROBINSON COMPANY. fNC At
rrerf:7g - credlfo-s % the Bender Roblrso1 Con
pany, Inc. f-a1uts-turrr % automobile bodies a,
~ Nest I'd g.. held yesterday A. the o-ire -
william Al. -ef--ce in hsufrIp,cy a. ts Wal g..
&p,eu I. levis vas Elected TRUSTEE. Bond. 5000
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
Notice of Payment of Rio Grand,
County, Colorado, Funding Bonds
Dated Aug. 1st, 1890.

Notice of Payment of Rio Grande
County, Colorado, Funding Bonds,
Dated Aug. list, 1899.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that at any time within thir-
ty days after the first publication of
this notice, the county treasurer of
Rio Grande County. Colorado, on
presentation at his Office in Del
Norte, Colorado, or at the Office of
Oswald f. Benwell & Company, in
Denver, Colorado, will pay the prin-
cipal and accrued interest on certain
Rio Grande County, Colorado, per
cent Funding Bonds, bearing date of
Aug. 1st 1899, due Aug. 1st, 1919,
and optional Aug. 1st, 1909, said
bonds consisting of one hundred and
sixty bonds, in denomination of five
hundred dollars each, numbered con-
secutively from 65 to 224, inclusive.
And further notice is hereby given
that thirty days after the first pub
lication of this notice all of the said
bonds will cease to bear interest.
ALBERT f. COOLEY,
Treasurer of Rio Grande County,
Colorado
First publication Oct. 2S. 1916.
Last publication Nov. IS. 1916.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Symes left
Saturday evening for Woodward,
Okla, where they will remain tenn
porarily. They spent the summer
visiting friends here.
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Mems S and Boys
Furnishing Goods

Mems Heavy Ribbed Underwear. .. 45c
Mems Heavy Fleeced Underwear =. 45c
Mems Heavy Ribbed Union Suits Csc
Mems Heavy Fleeced Union Suits. Csc
Mems Heavy Ribbed Munsing Union
Mems Extra Heavy Ribbed Munsing
Union Suits :..... $l.5o
Mems go per cent Wool Munsing ~
Union Suits ................ $2.oO
Mems rs per cent Wool Munsing
Union SUITS 9S.oo
Mems All Wool Munsing Union Suits S3.25
Boys Heavy Fleeced Underwear. -. 3Oc
Boys Heavy Fleeced Union Suits,
Boys Heavy Ribbed Munsing Union ~
Mems Heavy Work Shirts, the Csc kind SOC
Mems Wool Shirts ...... $1.OO to SH.oo
M lens Heavy Sweaters 9l'Oo
Mems Wool Sweaters. ...........$ $l.oo
Mems Bradley Sweaters. $3.50 to $lO.oO
$1.25 Mems Outing Gowns sly Oo
$1.25 Mems Pajamas. .............9l 9l,uo
3 pair Heavy Rockford Socks. ...... zoc
12lac Engineer & Firemen Socks. -. loc
Mems Fibre Silk Socks. ...........''Io 'Ioe
Mems Fine Wool Socks. ........ .Zoc
Mems Heavy Wool Socks. ..........Zo .Zoc
Mems Extra Heavy Wool Socks. ... '4oc
Mems Leather Mittens, lined. SOC to Sl.|o
Boys Leather Mittens, lined. Csc to ooc
Boys Knee Pants. s................'o ooe
Mems Duchess Corduroys. 80
Mems Cottonade Pants. ......' @l'Io
Mems Heavy Whip Cord Pants Sl''o
Mems Heaviest Overalls, German m
blue ...... :....''
Mems Heavy Overalls, blue, gray
tan ......... .'.....'' m
Mems Heavy Jumpers grey and TAM .Sl.oo
Mems Dress Suspenders .......'..e
Mems Dress Suspenders .......''' ~
Mems Heavy Work Suspenders 25c TO NV
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

On account of the football game
Monday afternoon the High School
Parent-Teachers meeting will be
s p. m. An interesting program has
been arranged for that time.
Bertha Hendrick, Secy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

MRS. l. K. Donahue, who has r.
visiting her daughter, Mrs C1 'een
Jones' for few weeks, returnoa .'
her nome in Pueblo Wednesday avo "
ming. eve
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
Do You Have Sour stomach

II you are troubled with sour
stomach you should eat slowly and
masticate your food thoroughly
then take one of Chamberlain
Tablets Immediately after supnor
Obtainable everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Miss Kiddo, who has been hcrc for
the past few months, left for her
home in Wichita, Kan, Saturday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Charles Campbell left for his
home in Fort Morgan Wednesday
evening, after visiting a few weeks
with Ephriam Clark.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

To receive the election returns
come to the dance at the opera house
Tuesday night, Nov. I, given by the
Y NJ. R C.
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Center

A pumpkin round, sharpened
knife,
grinning face, a dark place,
A Halloween surprise.
Rev. Young and wife, of Hooper.
were visiting and shopping in our
village Monday.
Elsie Strain, daughter of Mrs. w.
w. Hagen, died at Alamosa hospital
Monday morning of appendicitis.
Funeral at Monte Vista Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan Jones and Mrs AL Full
linwider entertained the S. C. p.
club at the lattcr's home Tuesday
evening.
w. II. Dantice purchased a new
Ford car, receiving same Tuesday.
Finis Edwards has purchased a
new Allen car. This is the first car
OF this make in the community.
Mrs. Ed Gotten was shopping in
Center Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. of were guests
OF Mrs. Offs parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Kreps. of Del Norte Tuesday.
The 7th inst. the people will bal
lot for such men and measures as
they desire might prevail. Let us
study the situation carefully. each
one for himself, that you may be
able to vote intelligently and for
what you believe to be the best for
your community and for the best
nation on earth.
The program for the w. C. T. U.
gold medal contest will appear in
this paper. Watch for it. A mu-
steal number, from Saguache, Del
Norte and Monte Vista, will add
much to the program. This contest
is set for Nov. IT at Center opera
house.
Hon. ]. p. Veerkamp visited our
town last week shaking hands with
old friends and making new ones.
Mrs. w. B. Chrisman and Mrs. NJ.
Tomson, of Hooper, were guests at
the Bejamin home Friday.
Mrs. Jno. Mitchell's Sunday school
class had class party at the Daw-
son home Tuesday evening.
The candidates are making them
selves quite conspicuous these days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

j. b. Wayland, of Walsenburg,
was in town Saturday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
From Our
REGULAR
Correspondents
Special News Notes

making house to house canvass
The proposed beer amendment is
No. 3 on the ballot. Vote NO.
County Supt. S. E. Forbes and
wife, of Saguache, visited this vicin-
ity Thursday and Friday.
Members of the Epworth League
and friends had a Halloween party
and weiner roast. at the Mayfeld
grove Friday evening.
The Maccabee dance at the opera
house Friday night was largely at
tended.
Ray Spencer and father, Sam
Spencer, went to Salida Thursday to
bring back two new Buick cars.
Mr.. Spencer has sold twelve new
cars in this community.
Lester Wills bought the Pete Bow
ers confectionery store last week
Mr.. Bowers expects to leave soon
for Denver.
Mrs. Young and daughter, of
Monte Vista, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dawson,
of Center, this week.
Ed Hurt is in this vicinity looking
for feed for his cattle for the win
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
Linens

60-inch Bleached Linen SOC
6O-lnch Bleached Linen Soc
7O-inch Bleached All Linen . $1.OO
68-inch Bleached All Linen. ... $1.Oo
72-inch Bleached Plain All Linen. .$1.25
70-inch Bleached All Linen $500
72-inch Bleached Nero 6Oc
Table Linen Sets, cloth 72x108 and
doZ. Napkins ............ $3.50
Table Linen Sets, cloth 72x9O and
l doz. Napkins S $500
Colored Damask sOo
TOWELS
l7X31 Turkish Towels, Bleached. ..1Oc
l7X36 Turkish Towels, Bleached. ..12hc
17x36 Turkish Towels, Bleached. il.
21X38 Turkish Towels, Bleacbed. o..
22X45 Turkish Towels, Rleached dOc
24x52 Turkish Towels, Bleached.. SOC
!SX22 Cotton Huck, Bleached .121h,
I5x22 Cotton Huck, Bleached, doz.. .75c
BARRIERS Towels, Beached, doz =. soc
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Ed Hurt is in this vicinity looking
for feed for his cattle for the win
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Rev. Young and wife, of Hooper,
were visiting and shopping in our
village Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

A pumpkin round, sharpened
knife,
A grinning face, a dark place,
A Halloween surprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

County Supt. S. E. Forbes and
wife, of Saguache, visited this vicin-
ity Thursday and Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Elsie Strain, daughter of Mrs. w.
w. Hagen, died at Alamosa hospital
Monday morning of appendicitis
Funeral at Monte Vista Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Mrs. Dan Jones and Mrs. AL Full
linwider entertained the S. C. p.
club at the lattcr's home Tuesday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Finis Edwards has purchased
new Allen car. This is the first car
of this make in the community.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. of were guests
OF Mrs. Off's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
kreps, of Del Norte Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

Mrs. Ed Gotten was shopping in
Center Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

w. II. Dantice purchased a new
Ford car. receiving same Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

The Maccabee dance at the opera
house Friday night was largely at
tended.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

The proposed beer amendment il
No. on the ballot. Vote NO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

a house to house canvass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-03

when you help Mamma in little
things. That is really one secret Of
happiness, my dears--to be willing to
work. to enjoy 1t, to consider your
work one Of the biggest things in your
life, to be proud Of it-and to really
be glad that you must work. All of
which makes you feel that the fact
that you are working Is a splendid
thing, glorious thing. And that
SO far as have been able to explain
1T to you--is what grown-ups call the
dignity of labor. Which is why we
have Labor Day.
Now Hal seemed to think Labor
Day Is meant as a day on which the
working man rests instead of work
ing; that 1t is holiday for him, such
as you children have from school on
Saturdays. Labor Day 10 a holiday
Of course, but that isn't Its main pur-
pose. What 1t really means Ia that
one day in September each year IL
set apart as the day on which those
who labor may honor the fact that
they are workers and glory in the
dignity Of their labor. It teaches that
the working man, instead Of being
ashamed Of the fact that he is q
working man, should be proud Of IT.
proud that he is earning his own liv-