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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01

$500 PEI Dbl. GmDitHDa5e $3.50
500 PET BEL; AIanbo MtpfeI $4.25
--4.50 per Dbl.; Grimes golbrn $6.s
| 90 per Bbl.; MoIf Rfrer SEQ pei
Nbl.: apippins $4.50-5.00 per 1bl.;
osbindre Gortsn 75c-$1 90 per Dbl
Gpmatpes. Hreibbuns 15-
zoe per g}funb; Uloriba $3.0o-3.26
per Crate.
Rdrtpffefn. - Widigan ST.
851.90, WiseDnfin $2.0o-2.10
per 100 pfuno Cad duf bem geleiie
SibtnrtpffeIn - 9aneI
Sau $2.0o-2.25, pcrto Rieo $1.50
--1.45 per Camper.
@nrfen. - Steib1aHs $1.50-
l75 per Duberb.
arauf. - Ddnif9es $1,000
|65Oo per gon auf bem @eleife unb
|$3.O0-3.50 per 100 pfinb .Dom
|Gtore; Sloriba $3.oo-3.25 per
Crate.
etsdrHb.m $2.p-2.5o
per Bu.
@.iBe RHben - $2.5o-2.75
per 9bl.
9miebel n. - Derre $1.O0-'
LEO; apeibe s2.00--2.25 per huHberi
Yfiinb Sod auf Dem @eleiie.
Crime 8obHen - SiDli@s
$5.00-5.50 per Camper.
anrptten Ginfyimifbe $3.'
00-3.50 per Bbl.
Seu. - Ro / Sinotbp 300
1925: ND. 2 1imotbp $32.0O- 33.s
90; SO. 3 1imptbp $310o-32.0o;
80. l gemifttsr Slice $500; Ho.
p semiftter stlee $30.00-31.OO;
No. 1 stlee $3loo- 90; SO. 2
sslee S3o.oo-31.Oo; alfaIfa $780,
0o-34oo; Rogsenftrob $14-5o---
1900; @ei3enitrob S14.eo-14.50;
SaFeritrOb $14.00 14.5O per Sunne.
MibIenfutteL - Die prsi'
ie fir aIeie iperben feftseIebt auf
elmer YaFs BON 3s prosent Der
burtIdnittlihen Soften BON Wei5en
In Der TeiibIe Die preiIe DON anbe'
rem .Weiaen Uliib!snfutter iiub:
Gbort ober Gtonbaro Mibblings
$500 iiber bem preis bon aleh,
gemiihies iyutter $4.O0, Menswfib'
blinss $500 iiber aIeie, Reb Dog
$15.00 iiber &leie.
GGmertien. Marft feft;
aleeiamen S19.OO--21.50 per gu.
pom Store; 1imotbp $3.60-410;
5Iafsiamen $3.50 per Blu.
Derfdfebene8.
Dele. - Marit itetis. - a.iuol
robes $1.40 per 9alone in partieH
ppn Id 8bl.; $1.55 IN partien
BON 1-9 Galpnen; go. l Garbol
$1.3s-1.4o; Dintsrs5eit $1.63-
1.68: Cotton Geeb Sii raft. $1.4
per gaIlpne; Terpentin 52r in par'
iien BON Is syGb; petrol,um Shio
garbSu Gtats Zen 12ac; Gpt5iaIs
Sorte 14f; Reb Grcfpn @oiolin 25e;
Rapbta 30e per Gallone.
SaIs. - Ger Wartt tf feft. =
Dbio Riper S2.o1 per B6l. Don LOO
pfunb, GubrIobn bin5ugefiigt.
GALS. - Warst ffart. - prima
Gitb, 174-17ae; bo. Gountrp Is
155e per phinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
2lisSsDdrtiae Wtdrfte.
Rem gorf, %. Ssbruar

1taD ~ - %o' DS~
MefTftorn. - Uinrtt feit; &ilr
brieb glo. 2 gslbes S2.11A; gto. 3
gel6es $1.913; Ro. 3 peiBss $2-26s
Soften unb DradJt gteU g)ort iofor.
tiger 8enanbt; arsentinies $2.2s
1. o. 3. Gars.
Saier. - Warti feit; natlrlibeI
$105-106.
6eu Wlartt pillig; Wo. j 81
95; SO. 2, SASS; Ro. 3 a.75; gsrs
ianb.Iorten $1.6o-1.65; alIss NOS
minen.
Sfmal5. - Wartt beinGbe itetig;
Ribble Meft S26,So-26.So.
3uder. - Rober, Wfartt itetis;
Centrifugal $6.0O5; ROlaiiss, NOS
minell; rafintrter, itetig; fsin sraiii'
lirter $7:45.
Der W,nrft fiir bic anbeYeu arti.eI
mar unBerdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
Gbifaap. %. Gebruar.

G9Deine 3ufubr 1900;
Martt flau. Built $16.35-16.65;
lei6te $16.20-16.75; gemii9te $16.s
2O-16.75; f9pere $16.00-16.7o;
raube $16.W-16.20; Jertel $11.5c
1880.
Rinbnieb. - 3ufubr 14,0OO;
Warft fdtpah- RatiDe Stiere $8-75
-14.15; Stoders unb fyesbers ST.
60--10.85; Aiibc unb 5oeifers $6-E
-1L90; fdIber $8,75-14.25.
Shafe. 3lfubr 1900;
Mnrft ffspdh; Shafe $10.25-b3.s
20; 2Gmnser $13.75-17.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
GhfeaaO. %. aebruar.

Gbieag0, %. 6ebrllar.
g3efihtprn. = Gir Wadrs m
@taub s1.27a. Jiir Ulai $1.26f-
l.27; am @Glab $1-265.
9afer. - Sir gidr5 S8s-89sc;
ON S1lub 88ie. Cir IRai s7s-
SSte; am Gdlub $s7gc.
Rossen. - 80. 2, $26o.
@erite. = $L95-2.0.
SimnttD. - $5.00-8.25.
alee. = $22.00-33.Oo.
BORT. --Jur Mai $47.57-47.S0;
am SGIuB $47.57.
S1maIs. - Sir Ulai $3.50
25.s5; am S9iub $3.50. Giir Suli
$50 -26.10; ON S1lub $500.
Rippenisitsu. - 5iir Weai $24.9O
25.05; am S9luB $24.95. SIR SuIi
S25.3o-25.47; ON GAIub $3.50.
Butter. - Wnrft niebriger; Greos
merp 43-46c.
Gisr. - Warft uiebriaer; 3tfubr
1.42e aifsen. Jirffs 37ae; ordinary
firfts 36-36ae; auf ban Mqrft SO
-36tc.
aartofFeln. - 3ufiibr 15 gars;
Rartt unper6nberf.
@efliissl. - aebenbes, Rartt un'
perGnDert. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
trrIb, ssabs .ns aIftien in sseD g0rl

oeIh&itspapiere pHroen ~ 5kE biz.
isutiSt. Wshid auf Sonson Saren lteii6
Ear - Tase e472, Gommereial Bins. 81
Iage. M7lL. Gids GA75k. &abel.
anuaiuasen A.76 7ll6, Dsancs Si4i
s.72K, 9aba 1.7uy<<; Mnrl, feline QuOti.
rnHgen; KroHep. tsine GuUtirunseu, pol.
.dnoiide 0uIosa Sidt AZ. &nbsl ~
kirt SiAt 8.7s. kabsl S.77. Saubsl Gini
~; &abel 181. ciiber. Barren B5H,
NteriianiiAs Toiiars %.
Affteamsrft-Eer @orft par beutt
pnoerepelf. gimse aiftieu ber Elite Bursen
sitmlid iiari sstsnit aub batten iieinr De.
piaae anijuseiifn, anbtre aber bstteR ~
leipeu.
eibeup sK% gsnbs iGloHeu ~ s7ss
--v7.e4, els efitea ~ Su v7ab-01.2o ~
uHs bic sUeiisn ~ 80 se.S4-966l
AflsmE "A 4flnn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
Cine sdraube ohne eenbe

6 inc @ hraube o obne 6 noe.
0ireftor Der &outpdnie gum gIr-
beiteriiibrer: ,SdJon fpieoer 49, nadIs
Dem mir SShnen erit oen ahtftiirloigen
glr6eitstag berpiaigt baben - mas
polen Sic nod mebr2"
.0eebr 2obH, Serr 3irettor -
ici mir nur adt Stltnoeu arbeiten,
iinb mir leiitllugsfdbiger itno lieferrt
tcIIere 9lrbeitl~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
Oiebm,srst

gineinnati, %. Jebr. 1918.
3ufubr unb @s1nrnbt fur bic ieB'
ben "a Stilnben, perglifen nit ben
porpergansenru brei 1aeen, fnS ME
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1dsIsdSer Marit.8eri6Dt. y.

gfnrinnntt, 2s. Tsbr. 1913.
Dis noHfoIeeHben Auotirunsen be'
|siebsu iin MIR auf Gngross sSrnnsaf'
H0nen. Dei fleinfren @ei46fttn tper'
ban eiiDas b5bere prei}e bers&nst
propiftonem
6AmnIS. prima Gtem
26.1o-2e.25; fyamilp 26426ie.
srofenatfaIsents Uleti@
Sbort clear Seiten 261-27r; eytrc
bort clear Sei4en 26--261t; fitr5e
@ippen 26-26ae; Beaics 2S4-
2Sac per Hfuno.
gerGnHertes TItifh. -
Gbort clear Seiten 2S1--29c: ertrn
iborf clear SeiteH 2Ss -29c; fttr5e
yliprcn 28129r; Bellies 30a-3fc.
Gngar Gnreb Gfeifd. -
gdinfen 291--30tc; Gicn.e GEul.
tern 232 24r; greaffait Bacon 81 l
29c; GhuIttrn IN padeten ID
243c; Retp Dprf Gut 25a-26c: ge.
trs fnte Beef SAuItern 84-S4Ac.
GHbsep5dffits GItif4-
Gd,infen 25-25ae; gifnic Shnl-
tern zoe; 9eIlies 34--36c: SdnItern
tn NadsteH 21--21fe; Retu Dorf Gut
DO. 21-2fac.
Grif6es gIeifn. - Sains
fen, loie 23-24c; gienic Sdul:eru
1SA -20c: Sdultern 211 22c; f,ir.
&C Hippenieiten "a 25e; fbort clear
WippenIeiten 2a-25c; ertrn ibort
clear @ippenieitcn 24--25e; Ieifte
Bellies 82s-3sae; ihtDere DO. 81
--32c.
WebI unb @ttrsibe
MebI. - @inter patmi $10.so
1l.00; Dinter fancD $11.20; Bins
Ter fanliIp 1910; Winier ertra $50;
Wintsr orbindre $500; 5artes Weis
aen pateut 5000 1I00; 5artss
@eiaen Sancp $9.75-10.25; 5artes
Mei3rn faHiip $500 1000; Rortbs
peftsrn gcniifdies s10.5o--1l.2o;
Rosgen, gitn. $10.50-1125.
meistn. - Der Wartt NOR ftts
fig; Ro. 1 rotber $3.50; SO. 2 ros
iber $2.19; 30. 3 rotber $2.17; Wo.
4 $2.12-2.13 per Bu.
WeIf6forn. - preife fef.
Gin. gar glo. a gelbes, 1872 Geiid<
fiaieit brnhte $1.S5 nnb cine Gar
RO. 8, 1873 Seu4tisfeii, $1.95 per
BIZ. - Meibes ,aolbeirforn $165-
1.s5; aeIes aOlxnforn $1-3o-1.s =
go; senriidtes sofbeniorn $1.3o-1s
40; peides aorn s1.1o-1.@.
Safer. - no. 2 ipeiBtr 95a
S6c; Stanbarb ipeiber 95-95t; yto.
3 ipeiber 94ac; 30. a iueiBer 93--
94c; Ro. 2 seuiIdtsr 92-93c; SO.
3 getnifdlfer einhetmif6er 91-92e;
ssp. q aenIiihtsr 90--91c.
Rogseu. Ro. 2 81 p 40;
Ro. 8 $2.20-230; SO. 4 $500
ego; probe $2.0o-2.10.
Bbisiep.
Gs ipurSen beute 145 Gdifer auf
bsr Bats Don $4.60 per gaicne pers
laut.
@rpetries.
Raffes Sara 27-32e; Mos
20 N-00c; Guatemala fanca. seins|
luotiruns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01

2ehrer: 1Sbr niiBt Iinqen: limb lit
Der gtai erid1ieuen. SSsbr iingt aber
lmrer: Limb tbt Der Wedier S6tc.
Ren"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01
Datrps pro bnfte.

Butter. - Wartt 5itnIih Itb'
bait. prsiie feiis. = mboIemiIi
ertra 53e; gentrali,eb srtra sole;
eentralissb firifs 4Se; iseoubs 46c;
5anep Sairp 800; padins Stod 30
-36c per plumb.
RGie. - Rorit feit; Sbio 27c;
gleip gort 27s-29c; slprbpeitiiter
8--3OlJ Sdpeis,r 40 CSC; Gin,
burger 31-32c: Drid 3Oc per Pfo.
eier. - 3ufubr srOBer; Warft
fd5ip1her. primn firffs 5iibnsreier
35c. firfts 34c; orbindre firits 33e;
ieeunnbs 32c per Dusenb.
GefIHgel. Rarit Isbbaft;
preiis feF. grOilsrs siDei pfunb
unb barunisr 30e; arRrs iiber sfpsi
Yfunb 30f; Sdbnne 22--25e; 5iibisr
biirf,n bis gum / Mnt niht pertGnft
iperten: Grutbiibner bon s-10 BIB.
% 28e; DO. NIT frummer 8rlnt 18c;
guIs Sc; iDeibs Gntsn 27e; farbtse
25e: Gdnie 1s--20c; aIte Sauben
S1.50 pr Dnbeuh.
Dbffunb Demafe
3itronen. - California 500
7.50 per aiifs; 2tmes S275-3.00
per Rife.
Dransen - GIoribo $4.75-I
500 per sfife
UraptUruit. - Slprioa $3-s
25-4.25 per Riife.
erbbcereu. - Iloriba %
35c per Qunrt.
asRfsL - Sunntbau $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01

Ran ibla6tet jeoer Gag a &th,
9o1 ieIten einen &afnou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01

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wgsrisr Bomb Hastirnnsen.

ui6ifen GEN IL. !. SUI mo. Rnr. asn. Sr. s7x
ni6ifou cp. <f.... sSiJI R,g,Q. ref,&N.IH. .lsg
Wfiontfc q. 4. d.. u ~ %. q. hs3. er. ssM
Ndlt 3 o. ir..... TsMl II. y. Qttp AZ ,oay.
.. AC. %. AZ -. 70 y. p. efnfs ~ !. -.
esttlstfrs Ct ref,. so,sls. b. Ep abt. e.. 70
Breoff.. .xInnji BE-. stsIslort. 4 %. con. Sr. ssys
Gent n O. Il. 1r.. s95sl 5lcrt5 Har. lr. I,
Gent. esattsr st.. esMI Ger. HGr 8r. ss
Gxrf D1ctfts -. sihI Cres. z. rst &c.. esN
Nbddp. 4 p. lh,. 71m EenH. 9sHf th.. M
Gttap 40. d. br. 7sAl Fem asn. w sin
g. MO icInf e.. sa5sl slhrnblne ssn d.. s4z
q. 0.e.&O. gen g.. n Fsp gieel 5r. SsH
Qtifnao Or. -. lr. u 20. Qne. q. 81. siT
Gt,HRkGtg. @. {. ssAI efe&Z.H abt o. ssH
9.W.Aef Z. .aersAh IzltI ste. EeHtbip. .coF-sf 70
g.H.g.&B. tsf. ~. elAl Ssnt. q. q. abt bt leh
~, 4 g,srftn.. ~ fois 70. matfip 81. !. D2N
Col. 4 60. rtf. ~. ts1s| 20. Naiiip afn. IL. ei I
9snb4 -. @r,rsftt 4sNI Ter. 20. %. er. Z. ts,4
4sff G<dytiies 81 pOEI 20. Bae RET ". :. fgn
erie %. trEuieAD nIl Ter &Raf I, con-. B5
Gris esn- H-..,.. u zsire tibe. abi o. ss3t
Gen ls<fris g.. .... oenI lirlsn 5ee. 4r... s7m
~. Gent ~. 1f.. siE Y. 9. @nte<y O.. fsx
SIX ~ ds...... d...- ~ Nd Z n - u. sS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-01

Sudtr. = BttIIt ftF. = HaIII'
nirter Gut 2oaf 10c; popbereb Ssc;
aramlirter Sc; Gonfeetioners ~
Sc per 100 pfunb; Rem ORLEANS
slnriiieb ipeibsr 8ls; DO. gelber &c per
pfuub.
Woraffes. - Warit itetis. =
ITEM CrIenns Dppen ftttI 65-
S5e; Centrifugal 900 per Gals
lone.
Reis. - Grtra fantb 5eab g.
9ac; fanen 8aS3e; ieeonb 9eab Sc;
gebro9ener 71e; Jnpan S3-Sac.
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Huck and Turkish Towels

Huck and Turkish Towels
zzx4z Turkish Bath Towels, 59c-Heavy dou-
Bile thread towels, hemmed ends.
Athletic Turkish Bath Towels, 59c-Heavy
quality, very absorbent.
1886 BIeached Huck Towels, zSc-Heavy
quality, hemmed ends
1886 Huck Towels, 5oc-Bleached quality
with hemsittched ends, closely woven.
A Fine Line of Bed Linens
Prices are remarkably low considering present
market conditions
Wearwen sheets, Each, $1.75-Made of fine
bleached sheeting, taped edge and finished with
wide hens.
Pillowcases, 40c Each-42x3Sh inches; made
of bleached cotton. dressing: wide hens
PfIlowcases, Each, 45c-45x36 inches; OF
bleached cotton wide hens; dressing.
sheeting, Yard. 59c-S1-inch heavy bleached
cotton sheeting for double beds.
Palafs ROyaI-Second Floor
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Lace-Trimmed Scarfs, at 75c
Worth S5c to SI2S

This special for tomorrow only. 1sx54-
| inch Lace-trmmed and Battenberg Scarfs, also
| 30x30-inch Battenberg squares for table COW
ers shams and hemstitched all-in-one sham&
Specially priced at 75c each.
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Pillowcases, ST to S. Pair

Stamped Pillowcases. made up ready to en-
broider, have hemstitched anu scaloped edges tor
crocheting. Day envelope and night cases.
Evening star., 1918-05-21

Fitted with good cotton
mattress. covered in plain
gray and art denims. When
open bed is 4S inches wide.
Also full-bed size (54 in.).
Special at S2S.
Evening star., 1918-05-21

Small Folding Combine
ton Stepladder and Stool.
lust the thing for kitchen
Or pantry.
Evening star., 1918-05-21

lal
A#sst|.S III
Evening star., 1918-05-21

zO-inch Imported Half Linen Bleaehed
Table Damask, in rich line Of designs. 81 60
Special at. a yard.
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Help The American Red Cross
Work of Mercy.

Give every cent a possibly to this worthy work.
n
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Oil
Tomorrow -
Special Sale of WindOWScreens

/ Stro4g Extension Screens
well made and covered with
best grade black screening.
These prices for tomorrow
only.
Height. Width Extend Sell
Closed. To. Price.
"a in. 1914 in. 26 in. 42c
"a in. 20A in. 33 in. 47c
"a in. % in. o. 81 in. SIC
l30 in. % in. 81 In. Csc
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Specials for Household Day in
Art Linens

Canoe Cushions, 50c-in clever designs in
green, ecru and brown slips with canoe patterns
and liberty style.
At 35c to SI-3S each-choice of blue and
white covers scarfs and cushions; lunch cloths,
doilies 30x30-inch squares, l2-inch napkins. etc,
made of art craft material in damask designs;
with edges of blue scalloping and scroll edge.
Bedspreads, $3.50 and S7-very effective
patterns, in two sizes.
SOC Scarfs, Special 35c-l8x54-inch size, with
machine embroidery design and scalloped edge.
Evening star., 1918-05-21

Waist Boxes, $z.65-Shirt Waist
Boxes covered with fine grade of
mating: have legs and handles:
good. roomy box for your summer
shirt waists. Specially priced
Evening star., 1918-05-21
$1.5O Pastry
Boards, 70c

White Enameled Metal
MoldinE or Pastry Boards.
Slightly defective. but a
big bargain at 79c.
Evening star., 1918-05-21
Rogers Silverware for Less
6 for SOC At 3Qc Each

Usually $1.25-Din-
ner rks, Soup
Spoons, Oyster Forks,
Orange Spoons. Fruit
Knives. Butter Spread
ers. Any six co for
S9c.
Extra-Casseroles
variety, at many prices
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06

mond Powell of Chicago, Rev. A. J.
Waller of Pueblo, officiating, a num-
Der of relatives and friends being
present. The ring ceremony was
used.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Clayton of this city, and is
a talented and accomplished young
lAdy. and has host of friends here.
The groom is brother of Mrs. c. NJ.
Robson of this city and is engaged in
the electrical business in Chicago.
The bride and groom left last even
ing on No. IL for Chicago, ILL.,, where
they will make their home. The Grit
Advocate joins with the many friends
of the happy couple in wishing them
bon voyage upon the sea of matri-
mony.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the South
Julesburg Telephone company, will be
held Monday, June 10, at P. M, at
the new home of w. A. Milsap. All
and other parties interested
are requested to be present, because
Of important business. There will be
an election of officers for the ensuing
year. and the proposed extension of
the line will be considered.
BY Order of the Board,
W. A. MILSAP. Manager.
m30-j5+
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
LIVE NEWS FROM
OUR LIVE WIRE
CORRESPONDENTS
Continued from first page)
OVID NEWS ITEMS


Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bruss and
Mrs. Fred Engleker were county seat
visitors Monday
Geo. Cannady has returned from
Gering. Nebr. where he was called OF
business.
Our Men Folks" are taking ali ac.
tive interest in the Home Guards
drills, which take place in the Ovid
hall every Wednesday evening and
Sunday morning.
The Ovid Red Cross Auxiliary is
progressing, and new members are be-
ing added to our Industrious workers.
W. S Dewey and family. enroute to
Long Beach, Calf, spent Monday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Alexander.
Mr.. Clayton and family of Jules
burg We're callers at the Great West
ern Stock farm last Sunday.
Word has been received from John
Engleker that he has left Camp Fun
ston for Long Island. where he will be
in training for short time before
sailing for France
A number of our boys have left
here this week for military training
Those having gone are Roy Smith, Or
vile Brock and Frank Tate Stephen
Rook will leave next Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Homedew and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Franklin of Jules
burg. attended church in Ovid last
Sunday
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL

We will have no meeting Sunday
morning in the court house. but will
all attend the Union Sunday school
meeting in the NJ. f. church at 1000
A. M. Every boy and girl, woman and
man attending our school please come
to this union meeting You will be
met at the door and directed to your
places. Our attendance was mighty
fine last Sunday, let US all come out
to this union meeting.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

June Samuel P. Zimmerman of
Brule, Nebr. and Julia E. Mcconnell
of Sarben, Nebr. They were married
by County Judge G. H. Austin.
June Raymond E. Powell. Chi
cago, to Florence Marie Clayton,
Julesburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
NOTICE: BOY SCOUTS

The Boy Scouts of Julesburg will
hold a meeting in the Congregational
church, Friday evening, June 7, to dis
cuss work for the summer
HOMER COOK, Sec'y
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
POWELL-CLAYTON WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED WEDNESDAY EVE

A very pretty wedding occurred
last evening at six o'clock at the E.
F. Clayton home in this city, when
their daughter, Miss Florence Marie
was united in marriage to Mr. Ray
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06

One of the features of the Jules
burg chautauqua this year will be a
patriotic play to be given by local tai
ent-the chiMren-under the direction
of Mrs. G. F.. Hendricks of this city
The play will probably be given at
the chautauqua the last day of the
session, and half of the proceeds will
go to the children. who will vote TO,
what use shall be made of it. .
Rev. A. J. Waller arrived in Jules
burg last Tuesday morning from
Pueblo, at which place he is now To-
Gated. Rev. Waller was formerly
pastor of the Methodist church in this
city, and during his residence here
made a host of friends. He came here
to perform the wedding ceremony of
the marriage of Miss Marie Clayton to
Mr.. Raymond Powell, which occurred
in this city last evening. Rev. Wal
Ter informed the editor of the Grit
Advocate that he regretted very much
that he was unable to remain here
over next Sunday, that owing to the
fact that he was soon to go to Hol-
lister. Mo-, to spend two weeks teach
ing class in comparative religion,
it was necessary that he return to
Pueblo, for next Sundays services.
He left here this morning.
A delegation of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs mOtored to Akron this
morning to attend the Annual Confer
ence in that city
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06

Miss Ella Vinacke of Denver at
tended the Powell Clayton wedding in
this city last evening, she being the
maid of honor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06
RECTOR FOR
ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH

Rev Henry A. Geisert, formerly of
Sterling, Colorado, has been transferred
to Julesburg by Bishop Fihen, to be
the permanent Rector of St Anthony's
Catholic church.
The services henceforth will be as
follows:
Masses at & 80 and 1890 A. NJ.
Nesper Services at 200 p. NJ.
Sunday School at l:3o P. NJ.
The Catholics of Sedgwick county
have long heen tesirous Of a resident
pastor and now rejoice that their
wish has been finally granted, for up
to this time, the lack of pastor ha 5
been serious drawback to the pro-
gress of the church, as well as to the
community at large Henceforth,
progress in temporal and spiritual
matters is looked for.
Father Geisert is awaiting the plans
for a new rectory, which will be put
under construction as soon as the
plans are approved of.
Sunday evening services will be
taken up later, after proper arrange
ments can be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
sPEcIaL nFFERs.

Sfe.0oO-Four room apartment, North
Paso street for trade taking bun
= low part pay
s375a-BeautifuI five room new bun
galow. North Campbell street. worth
Sf75O.0o. reasonable cash payment,
balance to suit
S&Iz5-Four room cottage corner East
FL Paso. $50 cash, $50 per month
S250o-Fire room house. Highland
Park. worth s350o-oo, $3.50 cash. bal
ance to suit
SI95O-Bungalow. Alta Vista section.
s25O.e0 cash. S25 per month.
S1G.OOo-160 acres Imperial Valley,
California. 100 acres alfalfa, Is acres
in other crops, team and implements.
Trade for Fl Paso property
SI3.OOO-130o acres with 10000 acres
open ranch. good wen, 40 feet to
water. near Tucumcari. trade for Fl
Paso property.
$4,000 was the cost to the owner Of
100 acre farm in the upper valley, silt
soil room residence. four other
buildings. good water. mill and tank.
land all in cultivation, viii trade for
z Paso property
512.oO0-s0 acres lower valley. five
room house, good barn. garage. wind
mill IS barrel tank. water piped to
house. % acres alfalfa, good orchard,
so acres in cultivation, viii take some
city property in exchange.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT C0MPlNN.
Phone $50 100 Sal Antonio Street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
For Rsnf-Hou,e, Unfrrni.hed

as L son Ave. 3 r residence Of
9I3 y. Campbell. r. residence. so. o
$3.50 IT. BouL, 6 r bungalow $50. OF
1900 n. FL Paso. p bungalow $780,
$40 Octavia, r. cottage $500
$50 ". No. r. unfur. apt $3.50
3801 Fl Boul.. r bungalow 90
40O3 Polk Ave. R. bungalow ...S25. 90
19s Newman. 4 T. cottage. 0.0l
2721 Sacramento. p bungalow SIS. OF
2G11 Copper. 3 r cottage .-......S15.6G
1917 Z Second. p tenement $3.50. 500
r. z LYONS. I02 TEXAS. Phi. 1127-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-13
SOME CHOICE SELECTIONS IN
LARGE HOMES.


The following homes are sacrificed.
we are only selling. that which is for
sale at attractive figures-in other
words investments, as well as choice
we'll located homes. Could not be i'm
proved on and could not possibly be
surpassed-for location. finish and at
tractireness- I am offering these 3
houses at sacrifice prices.
This beautiful house built by day
labor and undoubtedly the most at
tractive design for its size IN the city,
a home that you could take pleasure
in inviting your friends too; strictly
modern and embracing those features
50 essential in a well regulated house
hold-Inlaid floors. buiit-in features
OF the very best, elegant electric
fittings-The choicest OF plumbing.
hardwood finish throughout-wen Sc
sacrifice AZ $4,000.
Choicely located
Close in 10 room 2 story brick. attrac-
tive in every detail. finished in the
best possible manner; rooms are ex-
ceptionaliy large. and well ventilated
Built-in features are OF the best
hardware which cannot be improved
surely an elegant home Large well
kept grounds, guaranteed 10 please
the most exacting. Sacrifice price.
S16.5Q0.
Exceptionally good value. ? corner
lots. 9 room. . story brick. would cost
$4,000 at present prices; plain but
vet attractive VIII let this 20 at
$4,000. Do not forget these are not
contract houses.
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Room zo1 First National Tel 42lZ