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The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

The promptness with which those
American manufacturers got their
trucks on the way to the Mexican
border after receiving the order from
the War Department for a specified
number of motor trucks is a tribute
to their efficiency. Less than twenty
four hours after the order had been
received by the factories the machines
were loaded on the train and en-
route to their destination somewhere
in Texas"
Not only were the cars themselves
moving but A crops of expert drivers
had been gathered and sent along
with the machines. In the Packard
Jeffery and White factories, the three
companies which received the war or
ders for motor trucks. every man did
his part with prOmptness and dis
patch in seeing that the orders were
filled with the smallest possible de-
lay.
When it came to selecting drivers il
was a case of rejecting a large num-
Der and picking only those who were
most fitted and who could best be
spared for every man in the organi-
cations volunteered to go.
c. NJ. Woodland, well kown in trade
circles, has Joined the sales force of the
Selby Company, agents for the Paige.
Frank Stewart. manager of the South
ern Auto Specialties Company, has taken
the agency for the Ajax tire. This is one
Of the few tires on the market that are
guaranteed for 5000 miles service.
Dick" selby is in New York City in
the interests of his company.
The Shenandoah Valley has long been
famous for its beauty and as the mecca
of motorists, but never before have there
been SO many winter tourists passing
through" said Harry FUR, of Harrison
burg. Va, who was in the city yesterday.
1T simply goes to prove that the auto
mobile is an all-year car, and people are
waking up to the fact that winter tour
ing is not so bad as some picture it."
Irving Donohue's new store in upper
Fourteenth street will be one of the most
complete II not the most complete auto
mobile speciality house in Washington
when he finally gets settled in his new
quarters. One big feature of the place is
that the rear Of the building Is a service
station for the accessories which he han
dies and that the cars can be run inside
while they are being applied.
A. secondhand car is worth Just SO
much as the prospective purchaser will
pay for it. No matter how fine the paint,
how good the tires, or what the aces
cries that may have been added to the
factory equipment, they do not augment
the value of the machine. They are all
very nice to have and many of them are
great conveniences, but they are not part
and parcel Of the car itself. The man
disposing OF the secondhand machine
sells the machine and not the extras;
they are considered as being thrown i'm
for good neasure - :
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or TIRE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District o. C0IulhH Washington. MaTch s. 1916 -
Sealed rTDus-as -" - FFcivld al this 0fog. Rom
SO. District B,hliiHF until 2 o'ciocE J. m. TUEs-
DAY. April (. 1915 for furnishing and delivering
during the fsetl year beslnniHE July !. lSlg. and
ending June 30 l5T. f0T Il III various h-nncbss
n the government n the Distrio- II Columbia sup
plies - fJI1gt: Etat0nEf7 pF4nfinF s-il06i bolks
furniture and hOIss fIuisllEa. GnUsrs and hard
ware rubbrT stamr plumbing GIFrnss. FToc-1ss
and TTOTsioas bo0ts and sh0ss. drIEs sd ciEmlrss
Talnis and bI7Isbes luHhT. tnezii. e. and DJtrF.
d1 goods ice els-trcsI EHnpiies addlGg and
VberiwriEbt supplies. EiBdsrFsrt-n sIprIn. LsundT
vurk automobile scpDlist oils and lubrsnts pho-
tnG1p1ic supplies. far sthietic EDSds and risy-
FrOund equipmsnt. PORN q ps0Tu-ul. tEs-1hczfi1uA
and Necessary infoTmHti0a may b obEiBsd fr1m The
Purchasing OficRr. u. G. Room n DistTlct BuIId
ing. In aDplyinF EDe~ify the cis~ = ETr-'iss for
which forms are desired. OLIVER r. NEWMAN
LOUIS BROwNLOW, CHARLIE ". KUTZ. Con
missiOoeTs u. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
D1strict Of Columbia Washington, Marc , 1916
Ordered: That Section Y n Article XII o. the
Police ReS1ulaJiols q the Distr1t q Columbia Il
hereby amended a. 70 read a. fo,l1Es- SCI z
A vehicle shall not ~ left IN EJrh position
IHpVeut another vehicle from moving Up clos aud
TErallel to The curb in front a rHtrzDo- 70 q
tEIildinE nor 80 20 PREVENT another vehicle
already STORED near the curb from moving swEy
shall any vehicle Be- In within ffeen fsrt <
FIRE hydrsnt located al street c1rnsT iuJe1ec
ton, within Eve feet u a frp hydrunt llEzfed
any street brtween CUruars or intersections
OLIVER r NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOW.
CHARLES W KUTZ COmmlsi1nen q the Dis
trict Of Cormhla-
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
OLD DR.. HAPPINESS.

poor old people who are most Of
them blind, and to the children's hos
pitfalls, to tell them the stories which
made more effulgent the glow of our
own youth, they would find the hap
piness they gave to others boom
.eranged to them, and thus they
would fulfill the vital purpose Of
their organization.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
DIED

ANDERSEN-On Ssr-~+--
OTTo5 A 4. + r a, -Brdeeporl Mass.
Rivcrda.iSe Nd M CHRISTIAN Andersen.
.nSTal from LEES rbsr.r ,,--s
j p. N. Private aLs' Wednesday
BOY Don Sunday Nar-b y ,,-~
~ ~, J.. M. al her residence 90 MI
me- S. g.. "a" eS'- ELIZABETH R0yD
" R Irons beloved wife OF C5eorrs
Funeral private
h-AaWNER-On Nords, ,r.--n
F,I iT,S fi'-.,5ERT MASSIE BRAWNER
Snferal from his late resj5er, W y i n,
Nlnth street southeast 49, -. ~ Z,
No.. = al 8 p. m InterneTt
Go lrSte- - portsmouth, Va. and Charles
o.n'.. Md. papers please com,
On l;s ANLon Monday March y. 1915 Ma
Ocfs,.isS s Enter OF the late Joseph and
unersl "Wednesday Ma b 20 - o.
~, TX Massachusetts, avenue ng-r5-
west lnteruert urvaf, '-' III"
Jj JOIN n ITq Ie3rE March y. 1915.
TI rISsI 80 D. M. Thur"iav March n.
ION IoLn inc reSiden. Of Charles n
horts. lSi- KENYON street northwest.
TOEPPEL-On Sunday. March - 1916
At Rupert Home. An-So=,. n =
JOHN GOEPPEL. beloved ErsbsDs ~
ihekla Goeppel On Tuesday Mach
1915. THEhLA beloved wife OF
u,, ToIn 'IoeppeL sLsu al Rupert Home.
SiLtEaIs from Tomas r NsUpy a
sons funeral Tarlors I23I Eleventh
street southeas'. on Wednesday al
~ p m Relatives and friends re
SpectlulE invited 10 attend Inter
ment al Prospect Hill Cemetery.
HEALN-On Monday March - rs,s
al $50 p. m. GEORGE aErd : wears
beloved son Of Denis l. and Msrv
healy.
precious one from US has zone
J ungTg| from
street northeast, p. m. Wednesday,
Rarch =. lHterment al Mount Ol'veL
heIa'lNes and friends invited
Suddenly. on SUNDAY. MEr-h
Is. 1915. at 81 p m. NARY A ne
loved wife Of Jane I TSV,1sss s.
Funeral from her late residence T-n<
New jersey avenue northwest on
Wednesday. March p. al $50 a n.
Requiem mass at the Church or rhs
lnln1s culate Convention a. q o'clocE
Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment at Mount Chvet Cemetery.
LUNON-On Nonday. March = Iq1s
MARGARET Lf-NON widow ~
Joseph A LuNon
Funeral from W " Deals f,r1srsI
psrlors. SIG u street northeast We'd
to ST Peta 5s lunch T ~ M 20 sne y-fs
he said at q a m for the rep0Se ~
her soul. Int,rment private. Cana
dian papers please COUyJ
Mt DGE-On SUNDAY March y 1916 at
COLUMBIA HuSD1faI id. AMOR =
NUDGE tnee Petersen beloved wife
OF Frederick / Nudge
Funeral from her late residence sls
street northwest. "wednesday.
March % at 70. m. Inlermcnt at
Prospect Hin Cemetery
NEl .SON-On SUNDAY March - 1915
al her residenCo. III NJ sire I north
east ANNIE r beloved wife OF
James Nelson.
Funeral from her late residence on
Wedn' sday. March -. at ?. m. In
terlnent at ho'k creek cemetery
PARLON-On Sunday March y 1916
at $50 D. m. rCATHRINE PARDON
tnce Carmody), widow OF Patrick
Parton
Funeral on Wednesday March -
from her late residence. X ELGhth
|. street northeast Al oclock a m.
thence to Holy Name hureh, Whene
requiem nigh mass WI. 6e suns lor
me repose OF her SOUL FFlshus ana
TeIauNes NV i'eU'
-MRrv1hawg Of TaFkT1N~
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
WILL HONOR AVON BARD.
shakespeareRn Society to Banquet
at University Club April 2s.


The Shakespearean Society will hold
its banquet at the University Club on
Wednesday evening. April 2s. This
date was decided upon at the session
of the club at the home of Mrs Charles
OH Craigie, 72s Q street northwest,
Monday. Twenty-four members were
present, and several new ones Joined
the organization. Dean Wilbur, of
George Washington University will
be the POSTMASTER upon that occasion,
arrangements for which are now in
the hands of committee headed by
Mrs. Craigie.
On next Tuesday evening the society
will gather at the residence of Mrs.
Henry Churchill Cooke, 1925 Calvert
street. Judge Ashbaugh will deliver
an address upon Shakespeare, and
Mrs. George Buckley will be heard in
reading from one of his plays
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
EsHISsURETED
MAGNESIA

A New York medical practitioner
says: Il prescribe Bisurated Magnesia
in preference to anything else for all
forms Of stomach trouble that are due
to hyperacidity." For sour, acid
stomach. belching, indigestion, etc.
take a teaspOonful in a quarter glass
Of water after eating; INSTANT RE-
LIEF. Sold by all druggists in either
powder or tablet form at so cents
bottle.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
AUCTION SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING, 10. IE3 n STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed n trtlsi rrroried IN LileT No
S2S, At folio ~ Of the Land Records Of TIE Dis
trict q Coiumha We will an A. pfl1lic auction in
front a the PREMISE THURSDAY. THE Win
DAY OF MARCH. lHe al o'elodf .. n, Thrt
Of original lot T. in sguarr al, described as follows:
Beginning st a point on strrrt = fert Hest 81
the southeast conner q aid lg Z. sbd running
tbence WIS, slonR the n0rTh side o. street ~
feet thenos n0rth Al mint Ehgle. 20 y SIRE 10
feet; tbence east at Tisht anrir 20 last line "a
feet. and thsncs south 10 feet the place. Of b.
ginning together With the iDproTomsuts thereon,
consisting o. fhrer SOY fame dwelling.
Terms Of Sale: nfthifd cash. balance In one
and two ysArs. With interest ~ Der cnt. r1ysbis
semi annually ssrlIred up1n The pfOpstf sDh or
al rasl a. opti0n u purchaser. Derost 81 $40 ~
quirod ~ time ~ sale and PurthsscT sll0Wsd hftsen
days from day u sale 10 cJinTlett purchase. Con
NeJEBclng al purchasers cost.
wM Y AMBROSE
d&dsEs surivinE Trustee.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By
O. o. Mcintyre

program and said: "A recital of songs
In English. Grace is getting on. She
used to speak only Pittsburgh"
When Christy Mathewson was out in
Nebraska hunting with DIR. F. NJ. Planck
he asked native villager in a small
town II he could direct him to the best
hotel I'm town.
Il can" was the reply. but I hate to
do IT,
Because you will think I am a liar"
The most popular Indoor sport seems
to be talking by phone from New York
to San Francisco. They do It at every
banquet these days.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

SPECIAL Correspondent OF Inc washington Herah.
New York, March 2S.-Claud, the
demon rug eater, has paid a visit to
New York. He has proven about as
welcome as a snake in the breakfast
food--especially at the Hotel Majestic.
He arrived in a taxi with his mistress,
wearing a jewelled collar and Juggling
at a golden chain. Claude is a pet
leopard.
He is owned by Miss Ethel Stewart
Forster, sister of the Baroness Won
Ladenburg and the little Jungle kit
ten came from India when he was
feeding on a milk bottle. The press
agent of the hotel thought II would
be good idea to have the leopard
pose for few pictures.
He invited some reporters and pho
tographers and the pet was placed
within the wire enclosed china closet.
You may be able to conjecture what
is about to take place. The scene is
in the basement
The leopard took a look at the as
sembled interviewers and then
jumped into the long rows of trimmed
china dishes. Each jump cost the ho-
tel about 500 and then he started to
essay a little leap toward the report
ers, who went right away from there.
The press agent was with them.
The demon rug eater was Immediate
ly taken to the Central Park Zoo,
where he will associate with Keeper
Bill Snyder until the war blows over
and his mistress takes him back to
York has meant nothing in his young
life.
There is a new from of social bril-
gandage in town. 1t has resulted in
hostesses in the upper circles adopting
rigid rule that guests-especially
young men coming alone-shaI show
their invitations at the doors of pri-
vate houses, Just as they might hand
over tickets at the door of a theater.
1t was found that many youths on
the fringe of society had made a prac-
tice of attending receptions and dane
ing parties to which they had not been
invited. 1t Is said upon the authority
OF man prominent in society that at
recent large affair in one of the
most exclusive homes on Fifth avenue,
committee of male guests. at the
request of the hostess, called three
young men aside and required them
to leave.
The hostess was not even acquainted
with them.
Poor Grsee La Rue, not content with
having a husband known up and down
Broadway as the Million Dollar Kid
is having more trouble. She is one of
the best-natured persons in town, but a
lot OF ill-natured things are being said
about her just now.
She decided the other day to crafty
harmless ambition by announcing her
self in Recital of Songs in English
as special matinee performance at the
Longacre Theater
The next day she faced an epidemic OF
cutting things. Just the regular cat
stun. One writer headed his review
Miss La Rue in Recital. Four Gowns
and Spotlight Interest Good Sized
Crowd" And another woman read the
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT-HnnsEs
sFE7 {AI7S nm FFVT

-, sfL, IALs POR Rent
- Ill. ave. g.. D. 81 D ne ftb ~ - -,
~ " r. D. SO lls s;h ne e. = 5s
~ ogiBcr y. o. 3 8 . is 9giDey. e. b. rs
~ sfd, le., b.. $50 u n NJ g.
81 - ~ sonnsad y b 81 ~ Z ne. To- D.. -
n ~ ~ n H. -. eI0 SIS Gh nv. l,r 90
=; -. -HhNs1N 90. IES -. \ "
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

An electric searchlight less than three
inches in diameter, but very powerful,
has been invented to be mounted at any
convenient point on an automobile to
aid in picking out objects along roads
at night
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY KELL
estate al lowest current rHtes YodEl p-ivlles -
with respect 10 TrioT paymsn& 1LER Ruth.
ERFORD. Inc. ST. 18th 81
MONEY 10 LUAN-s30 10 $50 90 on D. q
real estste Several trust funds ~ 70 per cent
All transactions conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrower WA. H. SAUNDERS a
CO.. Southern Building 81 18th 81 nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
ROOMS AND BOARD.

iIe K 81. NW-sINGLE ROOM. SECOND
floor frC>.; porch. hath, bot water; sslect sur,
roundinEs; cuisine the host.
i2e ST. NW.-LARGE. CLEAN ROOM. sUTf
able for two porch. bath. hot water; sl-s sur~
rsundingr cuisine the best
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
Answers to CORRESPONDENTS.

X. l. S.-"The Wandering Jew"
and THE Mysteries of Paris" were
written by Eugene Sue. l do not
think either has been made into
picture-at least not under these
titles.
L. M.-Henry Walthall is with the
Essanay company. Yes, he is the
one who played the role of the Lit
tie Colonel in THE Birth of Ma
ton"
N. E.-Denman Thompson created
the leading role in "The Old Home
stead" on the stage, but he is dead.
The picture was produced by the Fa-
nous Players Company.
A. G.-Florence LaBadie is star Of
the Thanhouser Company. Anita
Stewart is with the Vitagraph. Pearl
White is with the Famous Players
and Violet Mercereau with the Uni
Iversal.
! J. C.-Alas, think your favorite
movie star is married, but many fool
ish little girls ask the same question
of me-whether l would consider it
wise to write him and ask him to
meet them. He would only laugh,
my dear, and tear your letter up.
N. D.-Edgar Allan Poe's Raven"
was produced by the Essanay Com
Ipany, starring Henry Walthall.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

A cylindrical blotter that can be
mounted on the end OF fountain pen
has been invented.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
PERSONALS

WORkINGNEN-I VOC ARE THINKING OF
hIying psir q pants at bargain sale and ~
a lot OF cash, take another think and give On
the wink. We save yOu more money any day.
See some good quality slightly used suits at $. One
r-iCr ICSTH'S OH STAND. SO n.
notice. Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
Louis Abrnhnms, SIS G, OPP. Pat. office.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
WANTED-APARTMENT.

WANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENT or OR
4 Towns and bath for man. wife and two chillrvu
located Tth and IA ave nv, not over s.
Ter mouth. Bon 70. Head oAl0s.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
HoPWoOD'S, 9Th and K
WAETED-MISsCEIdEF0Ts

~ "ANN,TED-OLD FALSE TEyrz
b-7te1 -. =, - ~ sl'eT '0 So nsis - -
ia - q as sr'h hirh-z as ~, g
., etc any cuodtfi1n sE- - t9eciA-
~ -, N Ihls We-s on. Dion 49, M ~
~, hi,-NAME AND ED6FFSS -77F--7-,7f
v,rL.-- -.l,'-t' Allrsss X. y T.. on 80
WILL Buy Old F7T=TT-FF-- = 7z
CITY. Bus'r0 Corrs-s--t- B,i..-s ~" YORK
: ,OI5Is rtt-- send cesrlr-.r 60 '1'
-. - i, "S1sraL pgLrsrv Wrg,lrrE- - L
Iorln ror 'Hsr'dE and n~s4r.-, '-- hlno-T IN
F. ~ Rs 'F Old NV YORK F6S7777- N
gs-,r5 H - 7ls wanted Adtrrss nov
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

TAXI SERVICE. n TI5I. DAY OR NIGHT
One mile. 5oc; each additional mile, Sc So
TO 500 per hour.
FOR HlRE-AUTOMoBILE, N.5S PER HoUR
hVepsssenseT touring car; cbaI CArs ard prompt
service guaranteed. Phone Lincoln S6sl
FORD TOURING CARS. ms PER HOUR,
white chauffeur Phone Col p
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIN
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO.
s4S Maryland Az. ra
Phone Lincoln LEA
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 966i. ZDl lst 81. nv. formerly Is Randolph
plare. Mouarchs rented s. - Der mouth: ; months
81 50 6 months, s. 50: No 6 Reningtons 81: L. {
Smiths. s. . and $50; Underworld Remingtnus
s. 50 Reductions II paid or 6 months in advance
Rebuilt typswriters for sale
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
SUBURBAN LANDS
I'll OH INV LsTMENT q
CABIN JOHN PARK

VIII MI TTTnAVs
fof pisu, ~ rsrls;sd I11ks - a. ..
loh pTicas sc wrIfs '''f VIII Sta alaq
J. ? TONI TNsON
- southern BIZ 'Far
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

N. D.-Edgar Allan Poe's Raven"
was produced by the Essanay Com
pany, starring Henry Walthall.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
H0PW00D'S, Stb and K

f"R sALE-S COOK sTovEs o,sz %,
credit Save m1nc~ Bar q. Oh
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
FOR SALE-NIsCFTTLVVoITs-

foh sALE-FuKNlT7RL INV AND sITgFT7-T
Used Lasy terms q discounts f1r eaa1 -
money. By al
HOPW00D'S, Sth and
fo ~. s sALL-brlck 'PASsENGEF isIy- PHI
IeSe clLal- lo2. n5yEsH lsos IEtb = Nv
new AMP BEAUTIFULLY TTJ7Ts-
,ng Taieo LIE 1no q ID. Booker =. WSsS-
Agents outfit mailed a, os4lyery.
STee1iSs 70 Sover postage A6ST.,s
JOHNSTON. Inc. s26 Pa 80 .. y.
Washington. D. c ave NV
Foh hALL~lcE BUXTS F6F sBd77Ey
s.oie>, ner and slightly usod al si1... r,,s. !,
- L'H Terms Of desired or Discount, f-- -
save none Bay 81 ~ ~
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The most unusual collection of Il
kind in Washington can be seen at
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29

d&dsEE
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
MOVING, PACKING. STORING,

Free moving for stor-
N age. v. 3343 or n. 1884.
60 I SMITHS TRANSFER &
SR4Ky STORAGE CO., s12 =.
Night Phi. y. 6992.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-05

rived en- masse on Wednesday morn
ing with the exception of Colonel
Brooks. who was detained at home
by the illness of his wife.
The camp fire Wednesday night,
to which the boys all look forward
as to a surety at the meeting of the
commissioners was well attended
and interesting talks were made by
the three members of the board pres
ent, General Burdick, department
commander of G. A. R. of Boulder;
Rev. o. S. Reed of Rocky Ford, and
Mr.. ]. ]. Jewel of Pueblo
There have been two deaths at the
Home during the past week, Mr..
VIM Grozier on Friday, whose re-
mains were shipped to Denver, and
Mr.. VIM. Trobridge, inferred in the
Home cemetery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-05
From Our
REGULAR
Correspondents
Soldiers Home

Mr.. Lesley Pruitt, night nurse at
the hospital, has been quite i'll dur
ing the week with tonsilitis and grip
but is holding his own at this writ
ing, although still in a serious con-
dition.
Mrs. Seckner, Mrs. Allen and Mrs
Wallace spent the evening at the
Yates homestead recently.
Miss Daisy Nelson has recovered
from her recent illness and is on
duty again.
Mrs. Holmes returned from Den
yer on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hogle was guest at the
function given by Mrs. Hogate on
Friday.
Mrs. Long of the cottages. who
has been in the hospital returned
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Williams, who was confined
to the house for several days is feel
ing better and able to be out.
Miss Maud Thompson was guest
of Mrs. Hogle on Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs Hogle was a guest at the re-
ception given by Mrs. Goodding Sat
urday.
The board of commissioners ar
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-05
Special News Notes
Center

Miss Mary Roberts returned to
her home in Saguache Saturday aft
ernoon after assisting in the restaur-
ant in Center for several months.
Cecil Cook and bride came in Fri
day for a visit with friends.
The NJ. e. Aid met in regular ses-
sion at the home OF VIM. PeislSer
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sutley returned home
last week from Missouri, where she
had been called by the illness of her
aunt.
The piercing cold wind OF the past
week makes up hope that the ground
hog will not see his shadow Feb. 2,
and that we may have a favorable
change in the weather.
Rev. Fowley is in Pueblo this
week attending preachers conven-
ton.
Geo. Cole, of Monte Vista, was a
Center visitor Monday
Chas Head, of La Garita, was
shopping in Center the first of the
week.
Mrs. John Turner was taken to
the hospital Monday.
Arthur Wills, of near Hooper, was
delivering hogs in Center Monday
Claude Willis motored to Monte
Sunday for swim. This new resort
is proving quite an attraction for
our lads.
j. r. Nelson invited a number OF
friends and neighbors in to a house
raising" Tuesday. After much siren
nous exertion on the part of these
husky men their efforts were award
aud cake.
w w. Mattocks can now boast
exclusively of the only barber shop
in Center, having purchased his com
petitor's shop.
One would think from the num-
ber OF sales advertised that spirit
OF discomfort prevailed, but this is
common occurrence every spring.
The high school begins their mid
year examination this week, which
causes little uneasiness among
some of the boys who play truant.
Mrs. S. c. Sondells and Mrs. w.
+. Gardner were calling on the sick
and shut-ins Thursday and leaving
flowers, compliments of the w. C. T.
L. What a message OF cheer these
fragrant blossoms carry with them
to the sick, as well as the Joy OF be-
ing remembered. Long may this
worthy organization live and pros
roI.
Geo. Benjamine returned recently
from his Texas trip, where he had
been to look after his extensive land
interests in that state. While there
he was entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carr, well known
in this and the Monte Vista vicinity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-05
Do You Find Fault With Everybody ?

An irritable, fault-finding disposi-
tion is often due to disordered
stomach. A man with good diges-
tion is nearly always good natured
A great many have been permanently
benefited by Chamberlain Tablets
after years of suffering. These tab
lets strengthen the stomach and en-
able it to perform its functions nat
urally. Obtainable everywhere.