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FOR SALE-HoUSES

FoR SALE or TRADE WEtt.coN.
atrurtad modern bungalow rooms
with bath buut-in cupboard Iltcpltrc.
concrete basement laundry trate etc..
Finished aftic rooms. allen neatly nn.
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fine lawn. shrubs and trrta fence in
rctr. cement walk grades. rte.. an iu
ana uaid. desirable uoighhorhuod near
car and stores Price g. SOC. $3.50
cash or good tot ~ like value ar first
payment balance f12 per month. per
cent interest. mo mortgage Phone
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
W. O. w.


 Last Monday evening at the meet ing of Phoenix Camp No. ,, Woodmen of the World, the following delegates and alternates were elected to repre- sent tue camp at the head camp 5es sion 10 be held in Phoenix March 20:
 Delegates: R. (. Sloane. A A.. Betts Thos. A. Nealon and A. L. Higgins.
 Alternates II. A. Davis J. B. Sloane. H. A. Mathews, ard 0. D. Fulton.
 There were some rivalries betW cen cOntending factions in the camp in the elections of said delegates and alternates. hHt all concerned will rise above the disaffections. encend- eied, TOT the moment, and on Monday evening next. the members will meeg and clasp hands as one great family of friends and brothers. That's what fraternalism teaches. Be a friend to man. and (maybe) he'll be your friend, but be q grouch and the worlds against you.
 Sovereign Trisch in room r. at Sisters hospital had a goodly number of visitors last Sunday rom Wood men, and he puts out the glad hand and makes you know he appreciates your being there. Visitors called at room 45 to see the brother Mr. Win Triesch. but presumably he would rather be chasing jack rabbits than be sick in 8 hospital and so he took to the desert. He missed visit from the woodmen boys, but they are quite willing to forego the pleasure of such visit if they may have the assurance that he is improving nively.
 The Woodmen drill team under the efficient management of Captain John B. Sloane is doing some splendid work for the camp, both in their drills, and m their securing new mem- bers. Members of that organization were among the leaders in the mem bership contests, and among the new applications presented each meeting many of them are recommended by members of the team. The boys are all good fellows, and give much Of their time and enthusiasm for the good of Woodcraft Eighteen in mum Der, they show many and varying characteristics. The rought and ready, the good natured the hale hearty and well met, the mild. the retiring and the dignified. all are represented in the organization, and they are of as many sizes as are their characteristics. Captain Sloane. tall, slender, and with scholarly bearing, six feet one an6 q half at one end of the line, and the lillDutian. George L. Phebe. standing on tip toe to make it five at the other end Next comes SOvR- L. Word tippinS t scales at one two and half and 1-64 of an inch taller than Phebe Then comes a bunch of men. Not miniature men, but men. fraternalists, standing on tip toe to see God and worship Him by doing His works. But Phebe and Word though small in stature are mighty in their enthusiasm Ia. the good of Woodcraft. They with the others. go out in the highways and by'wavs and search for men whose hearts have not been touched with the pathos of destitute homes in bereavement.
 Following is roster of members of the drift team:
 Capt John B. Sloane J,ieut A L.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
FULL SIZE eEDsPREAOs SIPS

FULL SIZE BEDSPREADS SIPS New patterns. hemmed edge. Bought before the advance in
 prices.
 ORANGE BLOSSOM MAIN SOOk, 10-YD. BOLT, AT S1.55 Also Orange Blossom Nam
 sock at this special price. Width. 36 inches. Splendid for undergarments.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

SEE THESE HUCK TOWELS AT11l5c.
 it would be impossible to dup
 licates our order on these
 towels at such price. Size 1Sx36. All white with
 fancy white border.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
NEW BUNGALOW NETS

New bungalow nets in T great variety of up-to- minute pat terms; white ecru and toned colors. 45 inches wide. The prices range from 55c to S9c the yard.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
LODGE LORE

Alexander. Sergt. W. F. Beatty. F.. R. Bert Roop W. (. DoheQey. J, II. Fraley, W. c. Plattner. D. F. God frey, o. II. Tappan. r 0. Zion. Doug las Howe, ". A. Robinson. c. w. Glasshrenrer. R. l.. Woid. t.cof"e r.. Innhc --L---
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
IMPORTED SCOTCH MADRAS
 25c YARD

The daintiest and most easily launderod curtain material in use. All new pattdns. floral and conventional designs. with or without bordcrs-36 inches wide.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

OUR WELL KNOWN NO. 2t NAlNSOOk AT 19c PER YARD
 Most women patrons know this
 splendid quality. An exceptional value. Width. S6 inches. A WHITE SALE SPECIAL FULL SIZE REDsPREADs s1.ea Plain hemmcd or scallopcd and
 cut corners.
 An exceptional korrick value.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
S0me Splendid Mew White Goods

wide and medium vale pique honeycomb striped pique, fine white saberdine, fancy striped saber- dines boucle weaves English whipcord. basket cloth, corduroy pques. at--J9c width, 35 inch
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11
ZION SATIN BED SPREADS, S2.5O

"A bclsprcad that's ycry murh admired.
 English patterns, henmed or seailoped and cut corners. : Wide variety. iNVINCIBLE LONG CLOTH. HAZARD BOLT, .$1.19 An extra fine chamois finish for underwear. Special White Sale price.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

satin striped gaberdnes. corduroy wide vale fancy gaberdines fine and coarse serges: fancy cheek and plaid weaves. width 36 inch
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

2ec BoRDERED volLEs 1ec Yd A fine sheer c0rtain fabric that launders easily. Comes in cream. white and bieee and has fancy drawn work borders with ribbon edge.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

"BONNIT' MUSLIN 12112c soft finish. 36 inches wide. e "DAKOTA" "CAMBRIC 14c. 36 inches wide; good quality
 for petticoats. 7lac TURKISH WASH :. CLOTHS
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

40-iNCH CHOSEN NAINSOOk 1o-YARD BOLT, s2.eo. "A fine, sheer, soft finished quality for exquisite undergar-
 mcnts.
 ORANGE BLOSSOM LONG CLOTH, 1o-YARD BOLT, S1.39 Made expressly for us ---1iigh standard quality, made of selected yarn.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-11

LACE CURTAINS 69r PAIR Many new patterns to choose from in both white and ecru- plain or figured ccnters with at tractiVe borders. Others at S9c. 9Sc, S1l9. SLS9 pair.
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Pioneer Real Estate Co. Offers

s-room Rooming House. $1,000
Small Adobe House ON ? lots oood
well. 800, $500 down.
Nice White Brick Residence on .
lots, Diamond avenue, $1,000.
. lots IONS Teal Theatre on east.
: Houses and lots, Gold avenue. each
$3.50. "''
-'2 lots iacng east, ions District
ANY, \aught's, 5000 90 for all
5 lots near High School. each 5000
) lots Joins W. F. Hollis. each $3.50
10 acres Joins Outlaw Park On
west y"
= acres IONS large Reservoir n,
Camp, Sll5 per acre.
Residence and Residence Lots m al
parts of city.
i'ooO acres level prairie grass Land
IN central Arkansas to trade for n
good improved farm here
REIMBURSEMENT, 100 acres ,0;,o,
. .oan oil Deming; 40 acres improved |:
$3.50. ." QUICK AT
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14
Chicago Jewelry Gu.

The Chicago JcwelrN CO.. "l ~
Paso. has opened branch slor" III
the Lennon \ Daniels building On
silver avenue, under the management
of Mr. | Joseph Mr. Joseph comes
10 Deminp with the highest refer
encc, from the army officers who
have always relied upon him IN CIV
IN. the enlisted men the highest pos
slblr value for cvers dollar spent
and m connection run today among
the men he formerly -erIed Tor their
iewelrv wants. His line comprises
All that required by every soldier
IN neces,itie, for their kit, besides
levclrv
The Chicago lewelN viii carry a
complete line OF icwelry, "rip-, safe
~ and ordinary ra2or-. compa
and leather Goods II will he worth
your time and money 10 VISIT tn
Chicago Jewelrv Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14
INSTANT ACTl0NSURPRiSEs
MANY HERE

This grocer, story surprise, To-
cal people: II had bad stomach
trouble. All food seemed to sour
and form gas, Was Away consti-
pated. Nothing happened until |
tried bnckthorn bark, elycerine. etc.
a. mixed IN Adler-i-ka. ONE
SPOONFUL astonishcd me with It's
INSTANT action Because Adler
i-ka tlushes the ENTIRE alinentary
tract 1t relieves ANY CASE consti-
patton, sour stomach or Gas and pre-
vents appendicitis 1t has QUICK
EST action of ANYTHING we ever sold.
j. A. hinnear Il Co.. Druggists
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Dear Old DENIM"

Mrs. Capt. Marshall +. Sharp,
writing the Graphic from Gath divis-
ion headquarters. Long Island. de-
sires to thank Deming friends for
kind attentions and refers to the town
a ''Dear old Deming."
Capt. Sharp with other staff Off
Ger. is still working on details for
foreign service.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14
Manufacturing jewelers. and Watch
makers

Barnett, manufacturing Jewclcr-
and WatchmaEer,, have opened up
for business Oh Pine street Their
stock comprise q tull line OF every
thing in JewclrN. They also employ
expert workmen who are capable of
designing and manufacturing any ar
ticle to suit the purchaser.
In connection they will carry q tull
line of Eastman kodaks ana sup
plies also Indian Curioa aud Navajo
rugs.
The general public H. cordial, IN
Nlled to call and inspect their stock
and meet the new firm.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

The Army and Navy League met
THURSDAY afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
the PRESBYTERIAN church.
The {. W. b. VI. of the Christian
churchm ct with Mrs. \. +. Barracks
Thursday at 5 90.
The Jewish New Year begins Sun
day evening at : 80 and closes Tues
dav evening at I go.
Mrs. Joe Fuqua left Sunday even
ing for FL Paso where she will re
main indefinitely with her parents,
=
Mrs. Al Dillon left Monday for
Bowie. Arizona. where Mr. Dillon IL
connected with the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. A. G. Harrison and Miss Vel
ma Heron are clerking IN Weather
reds Racket Store, on the day shift.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Goldstcin and
fanny motored to FL Paso SUNDAY
morning to celebrate the Jewish New
Year.
William Gamble and JAS. IIarpan,
who have been living in Deming some
time returned to their homes in Co
lumbus.
The entire Iowa ID Regiment was
given typhoid incubation on Sunday.
This incubation will be repeated the
three over.
Mrs TAYLOR. trained nurse from
FL paso. came in Friday night to
nurse Mrs, GUY Fairfield at the Wing
Sanitarium.
Miss Edith Strong. nurse ut the
Wing Sanitarium. is now with Mrs.
A. b. Coates. on Gold avenue, and
will do private nursing.
Nathan FEEDER. of the Loan and
Jewelrv CO., Inc, of FL Paso, came
in Monday and will assist with the
business in the Security this week.
-
Attorney and Mrs. Fred Sherman
motored to Santa Fe Wednesday
Mr.. sherman going over on legal
business. They will return the first
OF the week
W. e. Satteriield j. having con-
structed business house on Silver
avenue. When completed Mr.. Sat
terrified will open up confectionery
cold drink and lunch business.
MIS- Edith Bigham entertained the
Florence Mills Circle of the Christ
ian church. Friday evening. After
the business hour fruit punch was
served to about twenty-five girls and
boys.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14
Piano instruction

Those desiring Piano Instruction
please notify Miss Katherine WamsL
Glass starting Sept. LIST l22 Pine
St Phone 6S. l-Jc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14
LIE GAL ADVE RTiSlN G
NOTICE or SUIT
In the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District OF the State ~
New Mexico, Within and the
County Ut Luna.
Walter l. Russell, Plaintiff

Ellie McAninch, Charles McAninch,
Grace McAniE,h. Nave, and Fred
eriok McAninch and the unknown
heirs of Samnel II McAninch. de
ceased. and all unknown claimants
Of the premises hereinafter de
scribed, or any right. title on inter-
est in aud to the same or any part
thereof, adverse Ia the Estate Of
the plaintiff
Defendant.
No. .Oi Civil
To the above named defendants .
Notice j. hereby gwen that the above
named plaintiff has begun a civil ac-
ti0n against Won IN the above men
toned Court alleging
l. That the plaintiff Is the owner
IN fee simple and IN pos session of the
following tracts and parcels of real
estate. situate IN the townsitc Of
Deming. County of Luna. and State
Of New Mexico, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Lots No. 7eventeen 1D, eighteen
tlSl. nineteen Cl9), twenty (2OD.
tweniv-one en-. twenty two (22).
twenty-three t23D. and twenty four
ca in Block No. thirteen C13D of
the South Addition to the townsite of
Denlng, New Mexico, according to
the official map or plat Of said South
Addition made by h. Il VI. Chapman,
a copy of which said Map or Plat is
now ON tile IN the office of the Pro
bate Clerk and FIX -Oflicio Recorder
of Luna County. New Mexico
2. That the plaintiff is credlbly
informed and believes that YOU, the
said defendants, claim and assert
some interest IN and To the said
tracts and parcels Of real estate. ad.
verse 10 the estate of the plaintiff
and that such of said defendants as
NAV he deceased. IN their lifetime
likewise asserted some claim TO, OF
interest in the said lands that tie
claims of each and all of said de-
PENDANTS We're, and are without right
Plaintiff prays that all of the
above named defendants and all I'm
known claimants of the said land be-
required to set forth the nature of
their respective claims. and that il be
declared bv said Court that the
plaintiff Is the owner of the said
lands in fee simple; that Won. the
said defendants. he forever bounl
and estopped from having, CLAIMING
or asserting any right or title. to said
land adverse to the estate of the
plaintiff, and that plaintiff title
thereto be forever ouieted and set al
rest; and for general relief.
You are further notified tina, an.
less YOU enter your appearance in
the said cause on or before tn. - III
day of October, A. ID. 1917. Judgment
by default will be entered against Ven
in this cause.
Plaintiffs attorney is A. W. Pol
lard, whose postoffice addre.s -
Deming. New Mexico.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal
of the Sixth Judicial District Court
Of the State of New Mexico. his
lith day of September. A. d 1917.
fSEAL)
c. R.HrcHES,
Ccik.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Infantry. will preach at the eleven
o'clock service at the Baptist Church
SUNDAY morning. The pastor will
lll the pulpit at the evening service
\ cordial invitation Is extended IL
all
Ms Mildred tonnowav underwent
successful operation for appendl-
ri,.~ % the Ladies' Hospital this
week aud her many Young friends
win be glad to know that her recoy-
cry will only be question of few
DAYS
The Standard Grocery and "ro.
drcc Co, Of FL Paso. are now Open
ed Tor business in the J. Il :. c.
>trnson building ON Gold avenue.
Owing 10 the large stock they carry
t has required some time To COM
u'rlc their arrangements.
Vernon Bruce was visitor IN
Dcmmg ON Monday of this week. Mr..
Bruce was enroute from Wichita,
Kansas. To- hi home IN Fresno, Cal.
lli- father, the Rev H. VI Bruce,
Was formerly pastor of the Metho-
Dis, church at thi, place,
Mr. :. IT, Erec~e returned sun.
day morning from ohadron, Neb.,
whore she spent delightful summer
Visiting her brother and sister, Mr..
and Mr.. Mossman. Mrs. Brccse
also visited in Denver. Colorado and
Hot Springs, South Dakota,
-
Arthur Mitchell. hie stock man
from Maria. Texas. passed thru
Doming Tac,duy cnroute to the big
Means ranch in Grant county, where
hc has arranged to buy a biz bunch
of -tecr- lie j, carried away with
the building and growth Of Dcming,
Paul Richard. official photograph
or of the III Paso Herald and nine
other large dailies of the United
States. has arrived in Deming with
hi ~taif to take pictures OF Camp
Cody. Mr.. Richards has rented 4
bungalow and will make Deming his
headquarters.
The city pastors conference was
held at the Methodist church sun.
dav, at , $50. Mr.. Myron Kesner, of
the Army Entertainment Bureau was
/ present aud presented an outline OF
I the work of entertainment that the
church can furnish during the stay
. of the soldiers.
The services az the Catholic
/ church on South Copper avenue hav,
made u slight change. Notice tn,
B announcement ia another column
/ Father Jos. Garnet saws the church
7 j. filled to Overlooking each SUNDAY
7 \ chaplain Is expected this week who
will look after the spiritual welfar,
/ 81 tho ebay. in lhal; -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Chaplain Shook. of the First Iowa
Infantry, will preach at the eleven
o'clock service at the Baptist Church
SUNDAY morning. The pastor will
hll the pulpit at the evening service.
\ cordial invitation Is extended To
IL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

'Grav Ghost q the Lyric
J. ". McCurrv Is back in Demine
we hope for good.
Don't overlook the GRAY Ghost at
the Lyric every Monday night
Troop 4 of the LIST Iowa has been
assigned To division HEADQUARTERS
Ms Edna Watkins has returned
from Berkeley. Calf Couldn't keen
away
Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Kerr and fam.
Nv molored To FL Paso FRIDAY for the
weekend.
l.. \ Freeman is looking after
Secretary Barne- insurance busines IS
durina IN absence.
.
Three honor violator> from Hatch
ia. Welch, Wood and O'Gorman were
before JUDGE Mckeves this week.
i''"rl l. I ''e''''o" va j"
Nah A"''h'" TN "''N '''''''''''S %
meeting of the general 7ecretane,
Al A - o.', -,
=. ~ ~. y, n -
'| ~ - - ' ~, Xal',.,'
''''''' ." --
4 green bov with chlldren's ho-,
inside awaits the owner at thu al
Tee. II {. Rawson brought It IN.
Mra. Eva, we "' '"L E'a' anu
MIS- capt rlodoh, ana ''her oni'eI'
rive shortly
-. ~,
'"' y, ''''0 NV '. - ~" - ~ ~" -
w" " ' ', 49, 49, - -, '''''
,''''' '"', W." 80
~ ~
Mr.. Major Weaver and Mrs. Cant.
Stiles. wives of officers Of the 3rd
3 Minnesota, have arrived and are
domiciled in the PRESBYTERIAN manse
Attorney Fred Sherman ana wife
left Wednesday morning at / o'clock
nv motor ear for Santa Fe where the
former has business with the supreme
court.
a.
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VI '''"''' "'''""' -. ~ ',''''" Wv W.,
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The Garden Place Nalatorlnm' n very
clean and sanitary place located near
Camp Cody. on the nortwsel corner
"f the city, II is mighty good place
, to 60
n, AL A.. + l. p,.oo,, IN
o,on hoarl;na hon.o - w. ca"r
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14
WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE \ tent house, liXl6, l.
"a. duck. Inquire X. +. Malaby. Dem
mo 3.lt-pd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Advertise that surplus article IN
the Graphic Want Column.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

FOX SALE \ tent house, iiNio' =
ga ""'"' 'h'l"'r' IT, IT, "'''',' 80
ing, - y y
WANTED - Woman for general
bou.ework one dollar per day 700
'""'h iron avenue WI a..
lord.
WANTED-Yard man. Mr. l.. d
"eker' ~ West spruce -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitor ex-
pcrenced Cal Princes Theatre, II
to IL noon. 3.lp
pop c,rp 49,. -. Saving
~ 'A' -''o 90 - ave.
Machine. Inquire 700 Copper ave
-
r'h SAIL dogs i"o'o" IA
feh'h roodIe RUPEES, SIN "''~ NLh..s
| pair male ana ieinaie 'ho'ous" en-
'hihnahua dogs, two wears oiu' as
- ~ .. mn a,s..1s- --
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION '-AnyOhs
wishing Instructions on Guitar pan
10 or Mandolin, please call Mrs. W
e. Ransom al 2l5 Nickel Ave fhon'
2s9.
STRAYED White nose. bay Pony
Branded Il, mole II. Notify Z. ~
Carney. Deming Postoilice. z-Ip
W,NTrn A,,,;o.,;ons far the Sec
ra,ar.sh;. 90 a." Gmhres VALLEY
ra., .p =. -. ,nnl;cations
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

WANTED - Woman for general
housework one dollar per day 'oV
south Iron avenue. Mr.. \ J. Gi.
ford. VI
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

WANTED-Nard man. Mr. l.. u.
Tucker, 220 West Spruce. sc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

NANrED-Advertlsing solicitor eA'
pcrenced call Princess Theatre II
To ~ noon. 5-llp
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Chaplain MAJOR, OF the Nebraska
troops, attended church in Deming
sunday. The chaplain has been very
prominent ia his home state IN
church work for a number of years.
He says the men of Camp Cody are
delighted with their reception at the
churches and are much impressed
with the religious efforts made by the
leaders.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

FOR SALE Dogs. Thoroughbred
French Poodle PUPPIES, six weeks Oh
! pair male and female thoroughpre"
Chihuahua dogs, two years Old. oa'i
at 200 S. Iron avenue. 2pt
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Mrs. Joe Fuqua left Sunday even
in. for FL Paso where she will re
main indefinitely with her parents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

FOR SALE-Almost new sewin2
Machine. Inquire 700 Copper a"
nue 3-lt-pd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Mrs. Al Dillon left Monday for
Bowie. Arizona. where Mr. Dillon Is
connected with the Southern Pacific.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Mrs. A. G. Harrison and Miss Vel
ma Heron are clerking III Weather
reds Racket Store. on the day shift.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-14

Ladies of Deming are asked by
War Service Board To cooperate with
committee in making Saturday night
dance at Armory for the soldiers at
Camp Cody brilliant success. All
ladies invited free. Dance will he in
charge of chaperons. This is an op-
porinnitv to show the boys of the LIST
Iowa Battalion some of Deming' ,
fine Young aides.