The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-02-15

we Duy nlueS anu peltS anu All MINI
Of farm produce; also Mexican Pinto
Beans. We pay you the cash.
GOODMAN'S GROCERY
Before buying groceries elsewhere,
come and see our assortment. We are
daily adding to our already large stock
and our prices are right. Goodman's
Bring us your Junk. We pay cash
for Bones, rags, old auto tires, etc.
TEXAS FEED YARD,
Phone "A
DR.. Webb and family formerly of
M~ontoya, passed through Tucumcari
Monday on their way to Mclean, Tex.
where they will make their future
home.
The Christian ladies will hold a food
sale at putman's Grocery store next
Saturday afternoon, Feb. II. This is
q good place to buy good things for
your Sunday dinner.
See those New Blue Bird Dishes at
ne Necessity store.
John +. Bell and wife we're here this
week from Nara Visa. Mr.. Bell was
attending to matters in the County
Commissioners Court while Mrs. Bell
was visiting her mother.
Mrs. f.. ID. Lewis returned Wednes-
day night from Kansas City, where
she had been for the past six weeks
attending the Scarritt Bible and Train
ing School for Christian workers.
CHICKENS FOR SALE-Full blood
S. c. r. |. Reds, and Buff Orpingtons.
Prices reasonable, good breeding stock.
Eggs in season. W. +. Mcdaniel,
400 Aber St., Tucumcari, n. NJ.
The Evans Bible class will give an
entertainment at the Center Street
Methodist church Friday afternoon,
the nature of which has not been made
known, but invitations indicate that
it will be akin to Valentine affairs.
J.. b. Main and lone Moore, both
of this city. were married by Rev. A.
l.. Maddox in this city Feb. 4. They
have many friends here who join the
News in extending congratulations.
DR.. Jackson and wife were here Sat-
urday night and Sunday from Mon
toya visiting their daughters who are
attending school in Tucumcari. They
to.l. -, tLn La.lat L,n DnvaA nj tha
opera house Saturday night.
Take your Junk to the Texas Feed
Yard. We pay cash. Phone "A.
If you buy your groceries at Good
mans you will not notice the high
cost Of living. Everything is going
up out Of sight but we have our new
store room packed full of high quail
ity goods that we will sell at the low
est possible prices.
J. l.. Wood was in Cuervo last week
on business. He has moved to a farm
down that way, but cannot resist the
temptation Of coming to Tucumcari
to trade. He will no doubt be on the
market for a car as it takes him a
day to drive here.
Billy Bean, a vaudeville artist, put
on two stunts at the opera house this
week. His hobby was a country store
and some of the local merchants do
mated literally to his cause. A pic
ture show was run in conjunction with
the other performance.
Pleasant Notice-Your poll tax is
nov due and unpaid. The collections
have been put in the hands of Bowen
, Boyer Agency and they will give you
a receipt every time you plank down
: IA dollar, no matter if you paid back
! taxes for ten or fifteen years.
We want to buy II car load of bones
and rags quick.
TEXAS FEED YARD,
Phone A
The Mullis Transfer Co., disposed
of its dray business to j. II. Steadman
J & Co last week. Mr.. Steadman is an
old drayman and has been in business
here for several months. He is per-
fectly reliable and will continue to
handle his former business and that
of Mr.. Mullis.
NJ. Il. Higday was here last week
from Moscow, Kansas, visiting his
j son. He liked the country so well he
proposed TO move here as soon as ar.
engagements for a suitable house could
be made. There is room for more
such men as the Higdays and they
4 will be welcomed as citizens.
FOR SALE-One pair coal black
mares, half sisters, well matched, will
weigh about 900 and 1000 pounds, ag'
/. ed 4 and 8 years. Both in foal by good
\ horse. A bargain at 5000 for cash oil