The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-02-22

We did not buy our groceries TO
keep with the hope they would in
crease in value, but we bought them
to sell NOW while they are fresh.
We will buy more when these are sold.
Come in and look our stock over, you
will be tempted TO buy once, then you
become our regular customer.
II. GOODMAN & COMPANY.
James Crayton of Des Moines, Ia,
came in last week to visit II. +. Cald-
well and wife for a few weeks. His
coming was a pleasant surprise to
Mr.. Caldwell, as they were friends in
Iowa for years, having railroaded to-
gether. About ten years ago Mr.
Crayton visited Mr.. Caldwell here and
in that time can see a wonderful
change in Tucumcari.
G. Berlin, postmaster, merchant and
depot agent at Obar, was in Tucum-
carl this week on business. Mr.. Ber-
lin reports his part of the county very
much in favor Of the road bonds IF,
and he believes that If has no reason
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promoters of the road bonds are care
fully looking into matters and will
be able to guarantee satisfaction.
The ladies Of the Woodman Circle
will hold a cooked food sale at the
Domkiewicz Tailoring establishment,
Saturday, March 3. They will also
have many useful articles such as bon
nets, handkerchief, aprons etc. for
sale. This will be the best place in
town to buy supplies for a good Sun
day dinner. The ladies need the mon
ey and you need the goods so it's a
legitimate trade. Don't for get the
date, Saturday, March 3.
Messrs. Thomas and Mccall were in
town this week from the Red Peaks
Copper Company's mines. They are
digging deeper every day and are
finding the mines worth more every
time they send the "dirt" away to
have it examined. The last report
gave them new information in the way
of finding nickel to the amount of Is
per cent and . per cent copper. They
have assurances that their stock will
be worth better than par before many
days.
/. McLaren and w. r. Springer Of
Quay, were in town today on business
and are muchly interested in the road
bond proposition, but are like many
others. They must be satisfied who
will spend the money to be received,
and where this money will be spent.
They will hold n meeting to take up
the Federal Loan Board in that dis
trict and would be glad to have some
good roads enthusiast to attend and
give ,nem the necessary guarantee
about the spending of the road money
should they decide TO assist in voting
bonds for the purpose of securing bet
ter roads in all parts of Quay county.
u. T. Todd. who lives near Circle
S spring, which contains mineral wa
ter, and is owned by our fellow mer-
chant, r. b. Garrett, was in town to-
day and is loud in his praise for the
water. He said his wife had been n
sufferer with stomach trouble for 90
years and had tried every thing i'm
Unable. When he heard there was q
spring of water close to him that was
recommended for stomach trouble he
secured a gallon and took it home to
his wife. She began taking it ten
days q and had received more re-
lief than she had ever dreamed of.
She could not eat anything to speak
Of, now her appetite is returning and
Mr.. Todd believes she will be entire
ly cured in due time.