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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
GERMAN DApTlSTS.
Delaware Conference Ia Convene Here
This Afternoon.

The thirty-third meeting of the Della
ware Conference uf Grrman Baptist
ministers will be held here from today a.
Wednesday, inclusive. The German Bap.
tist Church. Fifth and Walnut streets
Carl Ichenck. pastor, will nct ns host
The following program has been pre-
9cntcd for the conference days.
Today, .. m Opening services by
Rev &. acbenck, BOB, quiet meditation.
lcd by Charles Baner; a. organization
and congregational reports. 10. exeRetioal
studies, "'The Apocalypse. led by $ A.
kose; ABS, song service D m. ger
mon, "In Remembrance II Ne, " by "
knag
Tomorrow Meeting Of the SISTERS.
130-l0. prayer and business. lu-l
symposium. "'The Valve of the Sisters
I'LL A.. minutes clcttions and business
2 00-2 30. seryices led by William Stecher
1904 10. address "The Victorious March
uf Christianity IN the Worlds History.
by ! II Pastaret. } ia. ENeF"tical
Studies led by s A kuso. ~. Thr
Influence uf Our Seminary on Ncighlof-
ing Languages. by ~ Shielke. 745, song
services. ~ 30. Sunday School Work
by II r Weyser. 800 Young Peoples
Societies, by 4 l}redy
Wednesday Forenoon on outing =
: 20, services led by . T. schultz. = 30
3 II. Unity Among Nations, by G.
Buschman. 3l5I. God's Purpose ~
This World War by J Ehrenete,u, ~
exegetira by S A kose : ~ song scrricr
x. The Necessity IF Higher spiritual
Life bv NJ Wolf followed bv 5-fu,mlat
discussion pn tho part Of All
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
HAD FORTUNATE ESQ APE.

special Correspondence Of Eyery Evening
Dover. March ~ At the Forest cross
ing north Of Dover station. SATURDAY
evening. the ear of former State Senator
Henry Williams of Nest Dover hundred
occupied by his son aud three other pas
sengers. including two young ladies. Vas
struck by extra 5l94. northbound freight.
shortly before Ii clock
The watchman at the crossing said the
driver of the car disregarded the signals
and attempted to cross the track resulting
IN the side Of the car being struck by the
train. damaging the fender and wheel on
the left side. None Of the occupants sus-
tanned any injuries whatever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the subst;-
e for caloinei - are a mid but sure
,ative, and their effect on the liver Is
most instantaneous. They are the result
DR.. Edwards determination not 20 treat
5er and bowel complaints with calomel.
lis efforts 10 Danish 1T brought out these
little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel They take hold
oi the trouble and quickly correct it Why
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth?
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. Il is best not
70 take calomel, but to let pI. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, 'dullness" and that
tazv FEELING come from constipation and
2 uisordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel '1oggy" and
heavy" Note how they ''clear" clouded
o. am and how they ''perk up" the spirits.
~ and 25c a box. All druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
EASTER BALL.

hr llninr League composed If Young
eaelofy oirls. Miss Elizabeth Fdsail chair-
fHan throwing It's euerglea into the
patriotic work ~ helping forward tho
iasthf lall fpr tho benefit nf the Navy
iuh Assoctated with fhc Junior League
arc other Weil-Enuwn voung women ~
tho city who ire deopv Interested ~ the
welfare If ! ncle Sans sailors Tho ball
will he gwen ~ taster Monday april T.
- the New Century Gluh
Miss Idsal able l-ice chairman IS
Mss Elizabeth Reese and the many
others vho aro helping ~ tic work are
Mrs sidney Harrison Miss Pouohrr
Mss nnra ~oxinr. Miss Downs. Miss
Frantr. Mrs Chaunoey Crawford Mrs
Joseph y Weaver. Mss Prnckic Mrs
" II Coilps Mrs Frank @ Wmtlock
Mrs - Warner. Ir Miss julia Town
sand Miss iienrvetto Stadelman. Miss
Ethel liarksdale Miss anne Garrett
Miss farhars Nandegritt Miss Nafgery
PYle. Mrs PaYnteil Johnston Miss LOUISE
Nnwland Miss Julia Johnson. Miss Nil
dred ioopcs Miss Alice Satterthwalt
Mrs Frigar Hoopes. Ir Mrs I W Vii
son Miss Marion Pefts. Miss Grace +,
Noldin Mrs ] tIorarc Lindsay. Mrs
tlarksnn Taylor Miss Alce Johnson
Miss Sarah Evans Miss Jean Evans
Miss Gnrrinr Nendlnhall Miss suzanne
~peakmau Miss Margory >'peaktnan Mrs
Iohu Raskoh Mss Loulse lee. Miss
Fh7aheth -hcwnrd Miss Ieannptte Wvile
.lilss Nargarefta Rupert Miss Eloanor
Rupert Mss Esther Dallctt Mrs Prank
|. lAnnnots Nias Elizabeth Peach.
Miss Narv Curtis Miss Eleanor Bush.
Miss Alice Bush Mrs ] saunders Tav-
lor Mlsa Elizabeth Patterson Mrs DAVID
II Ranken. Mrs James salisbury. Miss
/ -ther bancroft Miss Mary Purdv.
MISS Helen Thomson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
X. OF =. NOTES.
'alanthe Lodge No. %. Making Drive
for New Members

Calanthe Lodge, - X of 7. held a
very interesting meeting last Tuesday
evening. The Rank of knight was CON
lerrcd on SIX new members, and the
lodge expects TO show large increase III
membership this term.
A meeting of the Rank Team Associa-
tion was held after the lodge adjourned,
and five new members were added to the
roll. which brings the membership up
to thirty-five, The transportation com
mittce had made all arrangements Tor
the Teams trip 20 Harmony Lodge ot
Philadelphia last Thursday night for the
purpose of confcrring the Rank OF Page
The trip proved "A success in every detail.
and the team was given a royal reception
upon arrival AT philadelphla and the work
was performed in very credltahlc manner
After the lodge session. the team was
ushcrcd into the banquet room, and
enjoyed the hospitality of Harmony
Lodge TO the utmost
The entertainment committee has pre-
pared quite treat for the members ot
the lodge and their friends for next
Tuesday night The talent has been
procured from Philadelphia, aud the
committee expects To have the best enter
tainment that has ever been given ~
pVthian Castle Notices have been sent
Ia the members Of the lodge by the com
mlttCc, and they desire the hearty CO
operation of each member To make the
entertainment q succcss. which can only
bc obtained hv each member doing his
part
The membership committee Is working
hard for a class initiation IN the near future
and il is their intention to have Harmony
Lodge confer the Rank Of Knight in this
class. and they want each member 10 get
busy and procure candidates for this
occasion.
The lodge has ten nculhcrs in the ser
vice at the present times and several
others leave m the near future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
THRIFT STAMP DRIVE.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Agents arc
Solely Stamp, Agents This Week.

n patriotic ineeting IN SatnttlaY IN
the Equitable Ruidine. under the aus
pires Of the metropolitan Life Insurance
to. the announcement WIS made that
all Of the company agents this week will
solely be engaged rs agents for he sale
of war thrift stamps
Albert thesncv. The local manager
presided Patriotic addresses were made
by Mr. 'hcsnev Wlliam II Stewart nf
New York superintendent - agents fnr
the southern territory. Superintendent
Wlks If ChlraPo. Ileury I Scott Thrift
stamp Dire ctor fnr Delaware. and others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
EDISON CONCERT.
Two Well Known vocnlists 10 Aid Smell
IenburR Recital.

Two well known artists, Ruth Wilson.
oontralto, and Frank Ayers, tenor. will bc
heard at the third Edison concert to b.,
held at tho auditorium of the snellenbnrp
store on the evening of April II.
Miss Wilson is pupil of NiIxolas
Douty of Philadelphia, and Inns been
heard frequently during the paat three
years IN Wilmington, she being con
tralto soioist ut Westminster Presbyterian
Church. MIR Ayers. who is also connected
with the same church, a well-known in
music circles
There will he no admission charged
for the concert Tickets may hc had bv
applying at the business office of the music
department on the third floor of the
Snpllenb,Irg store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licrnses issued ~ this cltv arc
as follows
Clork uf tho Peace John T. Wright -
Richard \ Langdun and Jennie y
Burlingane. both If Phiadelphia; Francis
l. Hall and Nablc + Davis, both # Now
ark. AoNandor Nogowski and Francis
Perzvnski. both of Philadelphia
Magistrate Harry ! ellis, Seventh
and Shiplcy streets harlee ! Iumhlo
and Bertha Missioner. both Of Boothwyn
Frank q Carroll. of III West twenty
fourth etrc,t and Beatrice NJ Litnor pf
900 Jefferson street. Hiram McGlochin
aud Alico O'Rricu both nf Niddctown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
RURAT PROPERTY TRswsrHRs

Fplloving &c . list ~ the Frsi -eist~
fransfers for rural New Csetle 0ornty
Charles y VILE lr t. John lat
tpmue. band With dwellings, utnaiod
Commerce atrnot J oVneend os'r-iirra
tlon, 500
Fro t,I~tsve lvsanfer ss,i E's~ -
Caleb + Hurchrnal, svp stony iviCF r
dwelling. situated n 10 Fast Fcs' g-
second ettroi Penn Hr-~, BrarSv-ir> =
hundrnd: consideration. s. fnn
J w Holloway Company - Pc.rr-u
Philip Dpvpnncv. lots We -. -. ~
and - of block (. Nipr'rdqlr eor-
sidrration, 2iln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
CITY COURT REPORT.
Special Agent Gives Resume of Work
Of Past Month

Special Agent Frank Stout has pre-
sented the following report Ia Judge
thurchman OF City CQnri
Collected from court orders February.
1918. 81 .533 75; total collected from court
orders. slG5, 5000; children involved.
February. 1918, i27; wives and mothers
involved. February. 237; collected from
special eases, February. 1918. s462 25:
total collected from special caaes. s22.-
S5l so. children involved. February, 1913
81. wives aud mothers. February. 2S
total collected FROM court orders and
special eases to February 2S 1918. sisS.-
632 60
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston ha. granted
permission Tor thc erection l"r temporary
,iec Of framc barracks. near ot uokmau
Church. al Thirteenth and du Pont
streets. to be occupied by sailors from the
| : ship NarFagansctt
Courtland Montgomery 1918 Del
aware avenue addition to cost S115;
contractor. James NJ Smith
McMahon Brothers, Sixth and King
streets. alterations 10 cost $500, con-
tractors, joyce and kerrigan
McMahon Brothers, 9l3 Shiplcy street,
alterations. To cost $3.50: contractor,
Joyce and Kcrrigan
joyce and Kerrigan, ia and ll6
North Eroome street, alterations, to
cost Sl60
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
Soldier il Operafed On

Mrs. Rachael Blackwell Of 62S West
Sixth street, received telegram Saturday
from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. stating her
son, Stephen Blackwell, had been operated
on for hernia. Blackwell's condition
was reported as very favorable He left
this city in the last draft contingent and
Is in Sanitary Co. No. |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
SETTLING Hsr.rre

Regisfnr q Wills I-p-> 2. Hrn-~r 49,
granted leftrrs ~ foTipvz
Letters ~ q,lnini~i rqti,n a y "a = 9
IN tho estate ~ f,cor~r w R-in,s .~ Ff~-,rv
II Bush
Letters ~ acFrnini~tration . A. -
the eytate n Ahcr bradford ~ Cir-y'~-
W Curtis
Letters teFtarpnu'qFv ~ the e~s-s- y
Drrah + Fiercn ~ Trorrrn Oigp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
REPORTED FOR PHYSICAL TESTS.

rho following men whose names were
included IN the list whose papers we're
not On file with Local Board M 4 have
slnco appeared and iheir cases have
hren adjusted. and will not appear IN
future liste
T. Hinran. & Carlo. George Grrcn
William johnson. Joseph Iofink
Edward BefharI. A ! Drrrons. J +
Boyer r f}rofskv. Kurt DocI1e. Richard
Wilson. Carroltn NrCshe. Thomas
Coleman. Robert Freeman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
Inspect Scales.

Walter 7 Silltoe inspector Of weights
and measures and Albert Vaughan. clerk
Of the markets inspected the scales used
by dealers in Second and Third street
market houses on saturday. An Of the
scales were found 10 be accurate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
AFTER SICKNESS
THEY GAVE
HER VINOL
And She Soon Got Back
Her Strength.

New Castle, Ind The measles left
me nIn down, no appetite, could not
rest AT night. and | took severe cold
which settled on my lungs, so | was
unable 10 keep about my houScwork
Ny doctor advised me 10 take Ninol and
six bottles restored my health SO | do
al my housework, including washing
NinOl IS the best medicine | ever used '-
Alice Record, 437-South Eleventh street
New Castle, Ind.
We guarantee this wonderful cod liver
and iron tonic, Nlnol, for all weak, run
down, nervous conditions.
y b. Danforth, druggist Wilmington
and ~ he best drug store IN every town
and city ~ the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
q AM SATISFIED"
SAYS PHILA. CITIZEN

I am satisfied that Tanlac hsa ppf
me ba'k ou my frct for good, said GooFFn
! Hopkins. $50 Catusr street, phlad,l
phia 'Belicve uc. hed q stubborn rsan
~ stomach trouble and Indigestion Niy
systcm Was 20 ruu down thai t nar tn
effort fer mo ~ wall f,w square 10 t
tiuo without resting llear'lurn sfl
helchiup 81 gas followed ever, mt.I
until ! got sp bal dreaded 20 rot
vory good friend - mir. tnt.
1anlar and advisrd mo- q. nv % Seeing
what decided change % hai malr
him I finally gnf a hrf,lo iulag
have favcnOus appetite nv ftod as
similatne perfectly, and lwsgr r. ?
full II pep and ginger b,nie anil
system builder Tanlar oaut le boat
Tanlac 70 being 7old p Wilmington 10
Fclrrd Drug Store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
Iron Bar Mashes Mans Foot.

While at work at shipyard last night
an IRON bar dropped on the foot of William
Trultt, of All East Fourth street and he
was taken to the Delaware Hospital for
treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
Instead took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured.

Baltimore. Md -" Nearly four years
| suffered from organic troubles. ner-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15
Perry Sammons was in from the
Cebolla Tuesday.

Perry Sammons was in from the
Cebolla Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruby Cuthbert is ill this
week with throat trouble.
Mrs. Davis, sister of Mrs. Wat
kins, is here from Delta visiting.
Mr.. Dix of TIE Morey Mercantile
Co., was in town Saturday and re-
mained over Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Lewis went to Parlin
Sunday to spend several days at the
Ben McDonough ranch.
Mr.. Bradshaw, representative OF
the Nevins Candy Co, was in town
for several days. He left Tuesday
morning.
Miss Julia Hogan returned from a
very enjoyable visit in Denver last
Monday. She was visiting the family
of Tom Quinn.
Mrs. Lindquist and Miss Esther
Artebury went to Cheyenne Sunday
eevning to visit Mrs. Lindquist's
daughter, Mrs. Brown.
Jas. Collier left for Las Vegas, N.
NJ. last Saturday. He motored thru
in his truck and will construct a
sewer there this winter.
Skeet Lindsey has received beau
tiful new hunting dog and it is to be
presumed that the balance of the
bows will find chickens mighty scarce
this season.
Mrs. Kate RAIDER has received no.
tice from Washington that she passed
the examination for clerk in the To-
cal postofiice and has already begun
discharging her duties.
o. w. Neiswanger claims to have
established record running down
from Cascadilla Springs to Gunnison
in an hour and forty minutes fiat,
which trip he made last Sunday.
Charley Miller came down from
Taylor Park Friday night. w. A.
Keelor went after him on the report
that he was ill., He is not seriously
indisposed and will return very soon.
Frank Comstock has purchased the
Mllspaugh sawmill and has gone up
to take charge. Jennie Bradbury
will have charge of the commissary
and n full gang of men have been Sc
cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hafiey and Mrs. Lei
sey spent Saturday evening in Gun
nison and went to Denver Sunday
morning Mr.. Haney has just pur-
chased a $4,000 ranch at Montrose
and will move his fine stock there at
once.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

Walter johnson and Hon. Perl b
Gates visited in Gunnison the early
part of the week. They were look
ing after the interests of the Farm
er's Life Insurance Company, OF
which Mr.. johnson is Superintendent
of Agents, and Mr.. Gates is Genera
Agent. Many Gunnison people have
mighty warm feeling in their hearts
for Mr.. Gates because of his stand
ing by our Normal School when he
was chairman of the Appropriations
committee in the house during the
18th General Assembly. Gates has
now reformed and plays politics nc
more, but while in the game he went
some and earned the large number
of friends he now possesses.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whinnery re-
turned from Denver Saturday, and
on Monday went to the Lake Fork to
visit Mr.. Whinnery's parents. Mrs.
Lightley accompanied them as far as
Sapinero. Mr.. Whinnery has enlisted
in the heavy artillery to be called the
25th of August.
C. A. Nelson, wife and daughter,
left Saturday evening for Glenwood
Springs for a weeks outing in hopes
that the change will relieve Mr.. Mel
son of hay fever with which he has
been suffering.
Herbert Lashbrook and Alex Camp
bell, the latter from Crested Butte,
left Tuesday night for Lincoln, Ne
braska, where they will enlist in the
mechanical corps for service with
Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Genth was down from Bogan's
Camp on business Monday. She made
the trip horse back and says the
camp is very lively this year.
DR.. ]. d. Walker returned from
his trip to Missouri Sunday and says
he had a most enjoyable visit though
it was hot all the time.
Lloyd Reuck. who broke an arm
some time since, will have to have a
plaster cast put on the same to Sc
cure a proper joining.
Mrs. Bernard Hutchins and her two
children came in Monday to visit
with her mother, Mrs. John Clifford
Mark Osborne left for Doyleville
Saturday evening to work in the hay
for Albert d DssConibes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hogan re-
turned from trip on the westbound
train Monday.
Mrs. Coleman left for Delta Tues
dav morning for n short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Nichols were up from
I lola Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

Quite a joke occurred this week
at the ranch house of the A. X.
Stevens home at lola. Mrs. Burris
had made batch of rolls for the
hay hands and served them separate
ly, one to each place. The boys all
mistook them for some form of des-
ert and saved them up till they were
questioned as to why they were ne
glecting their rolls. We do not won
der at it much, for years ago we
were a guest >at the Stevens home
and learned from actual experience
that Maud Stevens makes biscuits
that are better than most women's
cakes. We do not imagine she has
lost any of her knack in the past
years.
Mrs. Carey Partch returned from
the Salida hospital Monday and re-
ports that her son is improving, but
that he will have to be operated
again to get his arm properly set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Denning and
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews, all of Sa-
Ida, returned home Sunday after a
long camping trip on the Cebolla.
James Cox has purchased the Bal
lard Coates Ford and has stripped it
down for a truck for hunting pur-
poses.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Archuleta on Wednesday of. last week
and died the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weiland spent
several days in Gunnison in the in
terests of the Mutual Oil Co.
Mr.. Long of Delta, came in Sun
day and went out to the Long &
Staples mine that evening.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kenney were
down from Pitkin Sunday. They re-
turned home Monday.
A. X. Stevens has finished haying
! and is one of the first we believe to
report all through.
Miss Emma Rouviere has been
spending the week with her brother
Fred at lola.
Miss Eva Leonard is down from
Doyleville visiting Catherine Lash
brook.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Booker were
down from their Glacier ranch Mon
day.
! Ernest Bowers was in from Cathe'
dral Monday to get harvest supplies
Fred Smith and his mother were
down from Doyle Tuesday.
VIII Cobb was in from Powderhorr
the last of the week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Geo. Hetherington made
motor "trip to Canon City last week.
W. S. Large has moved into the
HYATT residence on Wisconsin street.
Mrs. Grace BRUINS visited Verne
Browns family at Parlin part of last
week.
John Ollie left Saturday morning
with team, for Pueblo to help his
sons in haying.
Clara Cooper visited with the
Lloyd Carpenter family on Ohio
creek last week.
John McEwen and wife of Fort
Worth, Texas, are here visiting their
relatives, Mrs. C. f. Mullin and fam
lily.
Mrs. Ballou came up from Olathe
Monday evening to visit few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pit
ser.
Mrs. James Hurley and the children
have been enjoying an outing at
Waunita and returned early this
week.
Miss Katheryn Sievers who is en-
employed as cashier of the Crested
Butte bank, visited with her mother
this week.
Mrs. nellie Wilson of Powdcrhorn,
has received the word that her son,
Fred Fuller Wilson, has arrived safe
" in France.
Joe Riley and family are taking an
outing camping near Lake City. Joe
is trying to get in condition for the
race for sheriff.
Sam Cockreham, late of Delta coun-
ty, accompanied by II. j. Reiling of
Denver, was in Gunnison the early
part of the week on pleasure trip.
They are going to Leadville to in
spect some mining property. While
here Mrs. Keelor kindly brought Mr.
Cockreham to the Empire to visit the
editor and his wife.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15
1868 Broadway. Denve

The Jordan Garage & Service Station
j. f. Kits, Mead, Colo.
Fred E. Klein, Walsenburg, Colo.
w. A. Lester, Casper, Wyo.
R. A. Lila, Grand Junction, Colo.
Linville & Larson, Lamar, Colo.
B. l.. Mayfieid, Longmont, Colo.
Marshall Bros, Las Animas, Colo.
Mack McKone, Medicine Bow, Wyo.
The Motor Inn, Boulder, Colo.
r. E. Norvell, Hayden, Colo.
Martin T. Nelson, Ordway, Colo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15
Gunniison News
From The Empire

Z. NJ. Nourse returned Monday
from business trip to Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Geo. Hetherington made a
motor "trip to Canon City last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15
enver, Colorado

j. F. OFT, Cheyenne, Wyo.
w. T. Porter, Johnstown, Colo
Floyd Roe Chugwater, Wyo
H. A Stein, Eagle, Colo.
P. d. Shepperd, Fort Lupton, Colo.
Wheeler Bros, Yampa Colo
R. M. Wright, Rocky Ford, Colo p"
The Wyoming Auto Sales Corporation, Sheridan, Wye
Elmer Willis, Montrose, Colo.
Trinidad Gas & Electric Supply Co., Trinidad, Colo
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT MOTT
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

w. S. Large has moved into the
HYATT residence on Wisconsin street.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

W. L. Allen, Hotchkss, Colo
W. F. Ahl, Elizabeth Colo
E. Aydelotte, Del Norte, Colo.
The Baty Motor Co. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Blume's Garage Carbondale, Colo.
The Brush Auto & Supply Co. Brush, Colo.
H. A. Cox, Wray Colo
The Dolores Garage & Machine Works, Dolores, &C
w. L. Every, Canon City, Colo.
Harry Eaton, Torrington Wyo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-08-15

Mrs. Grace BRUINS visited Verne
Browns family at Parlin part of last
week.
Evening journal., 1918-08-31

woman requires Just such 4 cpera
tonic and nervine as this one old
Dr.. PierDsuDd 10 his active prcci
! zoe Iosny yesfs nn6 now iGSDld iS
alrarsst evety Druggist in-tkSiand IN
iabot y, liquid f1rm-
Win Dr. rPierccsP Plessan1. Pellets,
there's no tsoubie. Tbey,rcme6e 70
prevent it. They're SSay, sugar.
costed, a-t-S5iousSz~aules, ruf, "
vegetable, rer3ecty Aarmlecc, the
smallest, easiest and best to take.
Put up in twenty-6ve-cent vials.
They cleanse and regulate the whole
system, In a natural and easy way
mildly and gently, but thoroughly
and effectively. One little Pellet for
a laxative-three for a cathartic.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements of
the liver, stomach and bowels are
prevented, relieved and cured.