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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
.ELKS HUMBUC CIRCUS.
An Entertainment of the
Greatest Fun possibilities
Amusing to Old and Young
Alike-Big street Parade
Sunday evening.

Sunday. May 21st, in the even
ing at z o'clock, will take place
the Elks Big Humbug Circus. 1t
promises to be one of the best,
biggest, and most laughable events
that has ever taken place IN this
city.
No man, woman, or child should
miss this big fun making enter
tainment. Come out and see
some of your friends in the most
dare devil, acrobatic, hair-split
ting acts that You ever witnessed.
1t will rival the most thrilling and
nerve twisting acts ever witnessed
In the great big circusses. The
price of admission will be
easily worth ONE DOLLAR, and
when you will have seen this
show you will agree to this state
men'; but remember, the price of
admission will be only Twenty
Five cents.
The Elks Big Humbug Circus
promises you one of the most en-
Joyable evenings that you ever
spent at any price. The manage
ment proposes a real entertain
ment filled with merriment and
bubbling, sparkling humor-one
that will long live In memory with
pleasant rec0llections.
All the big tents, cages, side
shows, and other paraphernalia,
have arrived and are being put IN
place. The next event will be
the big Street Parade Sunday ev
eniDg at 5 o'clock. If you have
to miss the show, don't fail to see
the Big street parade, for it is
self convincing Of what the Big
Show will be.
Note: See what the Elks of
Lake Charles and Jennings say:
'The Big Elks Humbug Circus
played onr town Tuesday night.
room only. Return en-
yagement for next season closed
IN the spot.''
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
THE HOUSE FLY.

| At first thought the fly appear,
to be very fastidions in it's per
sonal cleanliness. In amazemen
we have watched its systematized
washiDgs, rubblngs aud brushlngs
How can this apparently neat lit
tie insect leave such a trail of Wiz.
ulent poisons across our food?
| Let q house fly walk over a
plate Of cold meat which has been
boiled and jellied. In q few days,
springing from each tiny foot
print, q growth of bacteria may be
plainly seen! Try tit will make
y0u sunderland think!
The table may be spotless, the
silver handsomely chased, the
china of the latest design-the
guests may be witty, wise and
beautiful, but the house fly, with
its germ infested feet, makes it a
banquet of death!
By the medical world the house
fly has been condemned as being
the most active and harmful of all
mans foes, carrying death to
more human beings than have all
the beasts Of prey and poisonous
reptiles put together.
What q fearful charge! But
walt! A member of the United
States Public Health Service is
authority for the statement that
the "story Of the danger of dis
ease from the house fly has been
only half told" Think Of it
only half told!
While you are complaining
about them, flles>are multiplying,
Statistics showing what mischief
they are already responsible for
will not serve to rid you Of them.
Be enthusiastic in your active
campaign against these enemies
to the family's health and happi.
ness!
When there has been q real
awakening to the perlls Of the
germ distributing dynamo called
the house fly, it is domed.-Edlto |
rialin The Peoples Home Journal
for June.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
ALUMNI ANNUAL
BANQUET.

The first annual banquet of the
L. S q. alumni and former stu.
dents of this section was given at
the Hotel Frederic here last Sat.
urday evening and was an event
of more than usual interest.
Twenty five loyal sons of Lonisi
ana State were present at the fes
tival which was marked by live.
ly revival of college spirit evinced
in the singing of the old songs
and repeating yells of the campus
and stories of occurrences IN the
old days, and an atmosphere of
congeniality and good fellowship
prevailed.
Hon. Emile Vuillemot, of st.
Martinville, presided as Toast
master and in his characteristical-
ly breezy manner proposed toasts,
eloquent responses being made by
Judge James Simon, Hon. e s
Broussard, L. r. Tilly, of Jeaner
erette, Hilton Sandoz, Perry Wa
let, of Loreauvilfe, Dr.. j. w
Sanders and others. The speak
ers were frequently interrupted
by bursts Of applause and langh |
ter.
DR.. A. G. Reed, who occupies
the chair of English at Louisiana
State, was the guest of honor,
and made an excellent speech iD
the course of which he stated
that the aim of the University to
wards the youth Of the State was
to lnculcate such teachings as to
give them qualities of leadership,
courage and integrity. /
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
SHERIFFS DRAFT
CAMPAIGN PROGRAM
Parish Officials Meet In
Baton Rouge On Call of
Marion L. Swords.
By A. w. Newlin.

| (Staff Special to The States.)
j Baton Rouge, La, May 16.-II
response to call from Marion l.
Swords, president of the Sheriffs
Association, a number of the
states sheriffs met in conference
at the East Baton Rouge court
house at 10 O'Clock Tuesday to
outline a program of action, rela
tive to the antl.fee bills that have
already appeared in this legisla
ture.
From advance expressions, the
sheriffs expect curtailment, but
they will contend for an adjust
ment that will fit the several par
ishes. President Swords says:
"There are thirty two small par
ishes and thirty two big ones;
what would do for one would not
do for another"
Mr.. Swords has plan of ac.
ton mapped out.
~ would suggest he said to
The States correspondent, '"that
the chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee call upon the
supervisor OF public accounts and
ask. him to request from every
sheriff, every clerk of court, as
SCISSOR or other official receiving
fees, to file with him a sworn
statement of how much the fees
of his Office are; what the Office
nets him and for any suggestions
that he may have.
aWith this data in hand, I
would suggest that the Ways and
Msans Committee hold series of |
public hearings. Let this lnfor |
nation be read, and given to the
public, With this data in hand,
a joint committee should be nam
ed from the Senate and House, to
take hold OF the matter and draft
q bill that will equitably adjust
the interest at stake. A bill
could be so drawn that it would
curtail the fee system, and yet not
be a hardship. That is all we
are asking"
Very much in line with the pro-
Jet of Mr.. Swords, the ball was
started in both Senate and House,
Monday. In the former by Sena
.or Leon r. Smith, of Caddo, who
Introduced q concurrent resolu.
ion for the creation of a joint
committee, three from the House
md two from the Senate, to take
lp this whole subject matter and
york it out.
J. NJ. Hamley, in the House, Of
cred concurrent resolution call
ng upon Supervisor Mcfarland
Or the very information, which
Or. Swords would secured.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
BILLS ON SPORTING
AND LIQUOR
INTEREST.

Baton Rouge, La, May IT.
Hopes of stavlng off the bitter
struggles that invariably come
with legislation for or against
sporting and liquor interests went
glimmering here today when a
torrent of bills of the blue law
type poured into the two houses
of the Legislature In the lower
branch, these bills made their ap
peaIaDce:
To make it a felony to sell
liquor without a license.
To throw rigid conditions about
the giving of prescriptions for
liquor by physicians.
To give cities the right to in
spect and tax liquor shipped in
from elsewhere.
To prohibit hunting on Sunday.
To prohibit gambling within
three miles of every school house
in the state, Orleans parish ex
cepted.
Granting city councils and DO
lice jurles the right to prohibit
gambling and betting.
Making betting on an election
On the Senate side a bill pro
the sale of near.beer in
prohibition territory was intro
duced.
From the other angle, Repre-
Lasselgne, of Lafourche,
offered a bill to grant parish local
option with reference to the Sun
lay law, and Representative Ed
ward Scharff, of the Eleventh
ward, New Orleans, sprang the
'acing commission bill.z<Times
Picayune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
OPEN BALLOT BOXES.

Quite sensation developed
here Saturday afternoon when it
was learned that Weeks 81 Weeks,
a prominent firm of lawyers of
New Iberia, had filed in the Dis
trict Court petition on behalf Of
Zachary B. Broussard, CLERK of
court asking an order of court to
open the ballot boxes containing
the tickets cast IN the recent elpc
tion, for the purpose of examining
the ballots unconnted and marked
"spoiled ballots by the commits
slonners. Mr.. Broussard asked
for close scrutiny of these bal
lots which his petition claims VIII
show that he has been elected
over Slmonet Leblanc, Progress
give candidate for clerk of court,
who was declared elected by 20I
votes majority, on the faith of the
returns Judge Edwards in grant. |
ing the order appointed Messrs. |
Desire Blanchet, Progressive can
didate for assessor, Aristide |
Broussard, Progressive candidate |
for sheriff, and J. Gladu Brous-
sard, parish treasurer, and j
Claude Broussard, Democrats to
make the required examination.
Tuesday, after considerable pre-
llmlnary sparing, the boxes we're
opened and the ballots closely ex.
amlned by the witnesses, z. B.
Broussard, his lawyers, oimonet
Leblanc, and his attorneys Judge
Pugh of Crowly, NJ T. Gordy and
K. Labauve. Both sides claim
to be satisfied with the results,
and no further action has been
Eaken.-Abbe Meridional.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20
HIS DUTIES DEFINED.

B0ss-"I wanted to speak to
you, Mr.. Lovum, about your at
tenti0ns to Miss SweetthyDge
during Office hours. L hired you
as billing clerk only-no cooling
mentioned. That will be all for
the present. With the June
Wits, in The Peoples Home
Journal for June.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20

For cholera morpus, cholera in
fantum, diarrhoea from colds, and
wind collie, McGEE'S BABY ELK
LII is remedy of extraordinary
power, it relieves collie pains in
stantly, checks diarrhoea and set
ties the disordered stomach. Price
Csc and 50c per bottle.
Sold By ESTORQE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20

II you belch up a bitter tasting
liquid it is sign of bad diges-
ton. Al dose or two of HERBINE
will correct the disorder. 1t slim
ulates digestion and purifies the
bowels. Price soc.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-05-20

When your food does not digest
well and you feel "blue," tired and
discouraged, you should use a lit
tie HERBINE at bedtime. 1t opens
the bowels, purifies the system and
restores fine feeling of health
and energy. Price soc.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

nit iid, Dob iie nidt 10, iuie iie eS
eriebntc, an oem 2cben mo gsirfcn
oes ocIiebien 9riioerS T6eil bn6en
fonnte. @octbe icl6cr oeiIc6t ooB CT
iie iid nidlt germ ais Snusiron, ipobl
aber ais glebtiltin, ais @oriiebcrin
elmer eolcn @emeinc gar ecrn oenfen
nodtc~ Ga lit Die nlntere, o6en.
teuerllitige lllrife bon alciit Elm an.
oerer G6aroftcr, nein g8elcn, OoS fei.
nen 5e6ler bat. ols oiclcn, 81 groB
81 icin iiir i6r @ciblebt" Gle reiiie
oft in MGnncrtleioimg mo bate
iiberbanpt eincn ie6r Itnrf ln1nnli-
den BUG, lie 1T cine mirfIiAe Sel.
Oenicclc. Die BON i6rcln GeiAledtc
nidtS Bat ols Die Siiitcn~ idrcibt
ocr grnoer eiunol Gic @eiHpiiier
limo biel 5nionnen gcrciIt, noh Sei-
ocl6crg 9liigcn, lponocrtcn gar ge-
meirIom nui oie SdJncefoppe. III
rife por bon SiigenO oIi Icine trctc-
lic @cid6rtin mar aud unO Dor g(l,
lem ollf 0en Quolnolen geiiiigen
Nanocrunoeu Iciues 2e6ens cine
aalncrooin. sic nic Sen @lou6cn all
i'm perlor, mo nod am Dlorgen iei.
mes SooeS, ihon in @otS0onE i1rieb
CT an iie, rnO na6n9lbidieo bon i6r:
Y0u boit an mir actbdn ib iogc
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uno ais Iibterin ms ia befnnnt oe.
mug aud iie NOR Die bcionoerc
Srelmoin imo Wliturbciterin ibrcs
iuunocrlihcn ino idpdrmeriihcu
Yrltocrs Clemens. o0os grobdriig-
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@cihopf~ nennt cr oiegcrfaiicriu oes
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ainoc.~ gic obcr 1T ncbei scr
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oIcih5citia nno in gIcidcm MoBc ci.
ucr Der ieltiomiicn oenfmiirOialien
0lenihcn 3uni Sdluiic oieicr flei.
ncii @cirodjiung ici nod Der glonc
elmer Sdweiler eenannt, ciner Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

6enoen, Die me6r ais Nil6elmine b.
@oDreut6, Gorneio @oetbe iino III.
rife b. &leilt, ais Yettina 9rentano,
fiir ben Yruoer 6e0elltete: @liio6etb
6oriter 0tiebldc. 9ei ieincn 2eb.
5eiien Die treueIic Dliinrbeiterin nuO
&omerooin in ieiner arontbeit bic
ouiopiernolte Yflegeriri nadl ieincm
Eooe bic 8ollenoerin ieines 2e6ens.
merfcS r. oaS 1T cine bohitc uno
Ibonlte &erforperlng 0cs Sdueter-
t6nmes. Cine llugepobnlide geiiti-
&c 8egobung bat bier nlitgciprohen
Bon oieier 5rni, Ipelhc Die groBc
S6ot elmer @eiantutnuSga6c Der
Mcrfe Oes 8ruoerS bcrlpirtlidlte, ioi-
ne 9iooropbie ibrie6, inernliioIiA
ieincn NodloB lommelie uno biitct
mo BON Der Der Elon 81 Dem in
g9cimor 6clte6cnocn 9liebidlr glrdiU
mIsging BON ibr, bic in eInigcu
Dlonoten oos 70,2e6ensjobr pollenoct
oiirite man in oiciem So6re nod
mebriaA borcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

6Driier 9iieBide, Die Sdipciicr oes
groBcn Ebiloiopben itno SiiniilcrS
iSrieorid glicbictc. g2ir ipiiicn ipcl.
dc leiocuidoitlihe 3orteie1ngerin
ibres groBeu NruoerS sic @lorfgrd.
i'm g9il1ctiiinc mar; oifentIiA uno
bcimlih luirtte iie fiir i'm ud6reno
oes aricgcs ). g.. ioroerte ic Geicr-
tionen luo lieB cine 3eiting eridei.
ncn pic groBe 2iebe sur Nlniif lno
ein latiriidj bosbuitcr 3ug iuar ben
6eioen @eidwiiiern 0eneinionL bic
iib inter Der Observation-Disclosures
5eitlc6ens am n0ditcn iiaiioeu. 9lus
Der 9oit in &iiitrin idjrie6 DER oa-
muliue aronprinj Grieorid: sd
iofbit liiuinlcrc mid mir lUenig ilnl
Die Slide sic ee8cu mid aci4leu-
bert merocn iollcn meHn id mir
mciB oab rcinc licbcnSwiroiac
Sdipciicr alif nieincr gcitc iicDt
@laubcn sic mir lie6c Edueiter.
.oenn iA mir woiB, oaB Gir alidlid5
iino, 70 miro mir Ser aerter Gin al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Der MonOiprud] yir. 444 lit cine
Combination bon ltmriB. unO areu5itidl-
Stiderci. 4os 0lulter 1T III fiinf 6ur.
ben obgctont Ole areli5c on Der D3iibc
oes anoben nno Oic Sbube iinb in
braun Die 9Ioiie Oes anobcn rnO Der
Hod ocs MGodbcns III blou, Die 8ocn
IN ROTH, Der 05iimpe in grim 5u Madden
9ic arei8e Inn oen aroecn oes anaben,
bic SHiir8c oes Wl1odens, Die @lortle
uno aoppe berlm iino in bellblou 5ll
bolter Der 8oun miro nit braun llno
bic @inomiibIe nit beabroun umronOet.
Die @dume rno OoS @roS iino in grim
ino Die gubitobcn in roth nit Slope
5loB 6it itiden f8l
@eOrlidt in 8arbe oiif gelbem Gunlt.
2innen feinltcr 2uolitot; @roBe IS bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

ilngen Dlcnidcntinoern it, Gje.
ldbuiiier ocs nnoercn @cidlchtcs 81
6oben lcahtct o6nc geciterrs cin.
llno nm oic Sdweiicr, bic oen elm.
5.gcH gruoer inn aricac perlicrt. bic
.yiicmaHoeu nebr alf Der g9elt Bat
ocr nod glei0en 9latcs nit i9r lit
- iii Tie nidt 1cimatblos in Der
&elt lit iie nidt mebr nod 81 betlo-
gelt, ais Die Dluiier bic zines i6rer
Sinner 5crgc6en mug?
gSir miilen cine niht gerin9c 3obl
BON 9eiipieIen, no Die Edpeiler oie
treueite aomerooin Sclfcrin oes
@rl0ers wuroc mo criettc, iuos
@luttcr into cicIicbtc niht 5n gc6cn
perniudtcn o0cr 100 lie wcnigiienS
5n ciner 6eiouocrcn 9ioue i'm Se6cn
ocs @rIocrS bcrllien mar. "a lit
oic 2dwelicr 5rieorids ocs 9roBen,
Bic farfBrdiiu g9il6clniiic b Ban.
rcut6, GorncIio 0oct6c lllrifc pon
@leiit Heiiina 9rcntano enblid ei.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
gera9mic sdmsitern aroIlsrylauuer

Heri5mtc Sdueitcru erOhrrMGnncr,
0t gruoer un0 eiHc Shlpeiier,
NIdis @d6neps fennt bic @elt,
Nral @clolciilcrn bdIt iciier
sllg cllis am an0ern bolt
@aul 9eDfe
9qau ipridt IN oiciem aricgc 70
on ron ben giiittern, @ottinuen uno
Hrdiacu ocrcr pic 0raubcn lino,
uno acoenit polcr lbeiIrobme fires
i1mcrcu goics, lnio man oergiBi Sc.
irr qic circn glcidj metfctIldelS3cr.
lilB ereiocr Der Smuciicrnl
enn iiir ben Ncnidcu lit oicSdwe,
icg eaer acr 9rioer o 3 oas @e.
in QleAca 9'lgtce lmo aroeren &c.
ifitaie. ocn circr @c0eptltng, oc'
ren hsifHtcre 9ist mcocr 0liitcr uod
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re nio csrnio it Get Nulocr et
l aan aascrcs ats Aaier5reln0
i alie @ " ignl i5Nnieil gSc
myil5 gcra0c tci beraureiienoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

gcnebmcr lno 0liidliderglufent6olt.~
Spdicr it6reibt CT cigen6dnoi9 an iie
oic Nodrihten iibcr ben gnisgong
ieincr Sdla6tcH nnO i6re 6iiriorge
al ieincm Gr9c6en bclpcat i'm cin.
nal 5ll Oen y9ortcn: sic pdren I'M
Stanoc mir Sie6c 5um 2eben uno
cine ic6r bicl iidrfere glcigung, am
&eben 81 bleiben eii5uiloBen, ais
i'd icbt bciiBc.1
Cine ilngliidliAe SdmcIter
wenu man 10 iogen oorf lit Cor.
nclia @oet6e, Die DcritdnoniBpoaite
@ertrattc uno 6orocrin ocs iimgrn
Iidters, ~cii letter uidt lei6t Be-
5piiigli6er g6ordfter, cine t6cilnc6.
nicnoe l6cilfabnic 6coiirfcnOr Gee.
lc, Oor3iiglide @ciiieS6iIolng idone
&enntniiic, iouic Eolcutc 10 Dab
mare lie bon auBen bc9iiuiiat nor.
ben, lie inter ben qciudjteiicn 6roit.
en- i0rer 3cit miiroe gegolien bo.
bcn~ 6inc niht gliidlihe G0c,
rdumli9c Gniiernuug bradicn es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
ylniicOcInns Der ans 9lMhIunO Dcrtric'
bcuen OentIdcn aolOniitcn III


9lobocm Dor ciniger 8cit bon Der
DItprcuBiihen 2ouogclcllidjoft cinigc
Observation-Disclosures befonut ge-
poroen iiuo, touhen jebt, 10 ihreibt
Die .,aonigsb mig. 3eitung@ weitere
8ldne ouf Die Die inncre aolonila.
lion nno Die 0lieorrIoihlng Ocutibs
rliiiiher glniieoler be5iucden Dic
Stootsregierung iei ocaenudriig nit
Grbcblngcn Oarii6er beiddiii0t, ob
mo in Incident llmfonge in sen ser.
itortcn l6eilen 0HprcuBcns Ser
bunolimoeu nit oen bis6erigen Ndb.
tern DER Domdnen iibcr glui6e6ltng
ocS Yodtperfobrens gciii6rt iino, IN
meldem llmfongc etiuo Gonidncn III
SitpraIBeu fir oie 3ipcdc ser iluc-
rem &ololIiiotion SIR &crfiiMma &C.
iielt mcr0en fonncn mo Oh bc5ic-
bilnaslpeiie in iueIdem lInliange ocr
Ncriud) 1enadt lDoroen lit in Dii.
RrcuBen Bripdtgiitcr iiir aoIoniid.
tions5lUedc 81 criucrben IS iei 6eltie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
Alo0frne StiAarbeiten fit nnItrt gt(rindtn.

10 gbtm or Die
6 d4 Sbn9 Dob ir B @aunebm bbde Sohn n eS
lei
e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

glr. 800 iteat cinen llcberbone fir cinen eroben
5tubl oar Der in areu5tid 8u orbciten it, Die
@Iuuen ino gel6 mo ef ROTH nit eriinen 9ldttern
0ic Sbleiie peilt bic oeutden 5orbcn aitf.
Gurbis ouf ieinitcm 0pItcr.2inncn ecOrudt
@roBe, nit @ideitc uno mercer5eO 6IoB, Zoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

Sic borIie6cno iauiirrtcn MrIer fir Sonoarbciten
fouuer 3 Oeu auscocbeueu Brciieu ncbit Gents tir
9oro, ourd) infer Stderei-Ccportcucut bc5ogen wcr-
ben.
Sci 4oIt-gurdeen drebc man Nameu luo AOrelle
Ionic bic ghnmcr an oaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
2. .. 2sox 24O.

I6on 0omit 81 redneu, ooB cine er-
beblide 8obl bon Gomdnen tiir oic
3pedc Der aoIoniiotion itno tiir
ariegsunIieoliingen oieniibor gemoht
iperoen miro. @roBc &ortbcile tiir
SitpreuBen crludrte man ierner BON
Der glnIicomng Der aus guBIonO per-
triebenen oelitiAen GoloniIten
eyn NuBlono 1T fiir8lih Elm @alcB
erlaIien iporocn, iuoourd in einen
brcitcn ldngs ser oeIitiden otter
rei6iIdJcn inO iiirfiiten Wrcn5c &C.
Iegenen Streifen Die ruiiiIbenStoats'
6iirger oentider 9lbitonmung gum
@erfouf i6rcs ouBerbolb Der Stdotc
eelegenen @runobeiibes bis 81 einem
beltimntcu 3crninc gcnotbigt lper-
ocn. Qurb oieics Gcieb 6e5ucdt man
in AuBlono oaS Eeltihi6um 81 per'
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The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

n the above is true 1T would inai-
.,., hard work is the main
q YOU would attain any very
l'lHs ,rnced degree of success. Near
.rsrvone thinks that they would
IN clover if they could hold down
j 10000 year job, but it is doubt,
great many at least would
tho responsibilities and hard
,hot goes with position of
,bis character
NJ sure and remember this Satur-
=. that a free demonstration and
,,cert will be held on our second
.,or at 8 p. m. and 8 p. m. This is
,veu by Philip R. Dane, the repre-
,n,stiye of the Adam Schaaf pianos.
J. sure and attend these concerts;
NAV will be worth the effort.
ws were closed Monday from 10
,.lock A. m. This enabled quite
,.v Of the store people to attend the
highway opening on South Fork.
T,matoes are at their best now,
md are cheap. We are getting these
!, so that we can sell them by the
N, very cheaply. Buy for canning
now.
We expect Rocky Ford watermel-
ans this next week, also the pink
meat cantaloupes.
Miss Retta Fassett is on the South
Fork of Rock Creek, spending few
DAYS in recreation.
Mr.. Freeman is expected home
trom his buying trip to Chicago this
Friday. He has been in the east for
nearly three weeks and experienced
|,ome very warm weather.
A dentist from Burton, Kansas,
vas calling on Mr.. Golf Friday. This
party is making a trip overland and
Is going to camp at the Masonic park.
Nr. Goff met him while on his over
hnd trip to Kansas City last month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Miss Laura Bechtel and party went
to Pagosa Springs Sunday and re-
turned Monday. The trip was made
very nicely, as they had dry weather.
The return trip was not so nice. as
1t had rained hard up on top of the
pass.
The fore part of this next week
we expect to have a large part of a
car of Elberta peaches This will be
the logical time to buy your peaches
for canning, as peaches are not plen-
tiful this year, and are at their best
now. Our prices will be low on these
for this year, although they will be
considerable higher than last year
on account of the scarcity.
Saturday, Sept. 2, with every pa.
of Boys Buster Brown shoes, we will
give a Buster Brown watch. This
watch is a good timepiece and is
regular $1.00 watch, guaranteed,
with proper care, to keep correct
time for one year This is an op-
portunity that you do not want to
overlook
We were open all day last Tuesday
on account of being closed on Mon
day. This next Tuesday is the last
half holiday for this year, as we
only close during June, July and
August
Buster Brown and his dog Tige
will hold a reception here on Thurs
day, the seventh of September. Be
sure and see Buster on this occa-
sion.
Ayers was camping for few days
the Graden Mercantile Co. at Dur
ango, was calling on us Tuesday. Mr..
AyAers was camping for few days
on South Fork and made run down
to see some of the valley.
Read our advertisement on the
last page.