The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-06-05

Why worry about the price Of ssv
clothes when you can have that cd
suit look like new. How? Ssed
them to Mrs. Dobell and she vill
clean and press them for one dollar
All work quickly and well done. m29-
The baseball game which WAS sched-
uled to have been payed at Hollyoke
last Sunday between the Julesburg
Cubs and the Holyoke team, was call
ed off on account Of the rainy weather.
This game will be played little later
in the season, when . suitable date can
be arranged for.
The JulesburR Community Club
wants every progressive citizen of this
community to become q member. If
you have not had your name enrolled
yet, better do 80 1t once, and get in
the game of building up Julesburg and
community. The membership fee is
s.. 100 for the year. Make application
to P. R. Mcdowell, Secretary.
We failed to mention in the last is
sue of the Grit-Advocate Of the return
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
from their honeymoon trip spent in
the east during the past month. They
made most Of the trip in Mr.. Thomp-
sons Hudson super-six and although
they. encountered bad roads they re-
port very enjoyable trip.
An automobile journal informs Us
that one way to get out Of = mud hole
when our rear wheels refuse TO work
is to stuff clean papers under them.
That's alright, but supposing the on
ly papers 4 fellow had with him were
those printed in Denver during a po-
liticaI campaisnA What them
Mountain States Banker.
Manager Lanning Of the Hipp
theatre is furnishing his patrons
with = good grade Of pictures, and in
turn is receiving = splendid patronage.
Work is being pushed on the new
building, which, when completed, will
aecomodate large number Of people
and no doubt, the Hipp will be an even
more popular place Of amusement for
the citizens Of this community.
We heard . prominent official make
the remark the other day That the
worst thing 4 man could do was to 70
back on friend. We want to add to
that statement by saying that it is
also a poor policy for persons ''living
in glass houses to throw stones"
Please play the Mysterious Rag and
step lively. Friendship Of the true
brand is jewel worth cherishing.
Arrangements have been made BY
Manager Guy Smelser Of the Jules
burg Cubs to play the fast North
Platte team at Julesburg on Sunday
afternoon, June, 18th. The North
Platte aggregation should put up
good game, and in that event the fans
will be assured of witnessing a real
classy ball game, as the local team is
NoiPA iSSu u PAAyeIs "nU Will give
any old ball team a stiff contest.
Don't fail to see this game.
Reports on the acreage Of crops
planted this year complied for the Co.
operative Crop Reporting Service by
county assessors, are now nearing
completion and indicate that the acre
age in cultivation this year will be
the largest in the history Of the state.
There is apparently considerable in
crease in the acreage devoted to corn,
in addition to the large increases fol-
wheat and sugar beets previously re.
ported. Such reports as have beer
completed indicate that the aereart
Of pinto beans this year will be not t.
exceed .25 per cent Of that planted In
1918. Apparently the acreage Of
grain sorghums, sweet sorghums and
ether forage crops will be about nor
NAL