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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31
TRY A JOURNAL WANT AID
Do Voc Sleep Well.

To be at his best . man must have
sound. refreshing sleep. When he
Ia wakeful and restless At night no In
In no condition for work or business
during the day. Wakefulness 10 Of
ten caused by indigestion and consti-
patton. and 10 quickly relieved by
Chamberlain's Tablets. Try dose OF
these tablets and - how much bet
ter you feel with clear head and
good digestion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31
vsr,us Hessss.

- vsssss Hss'ss'
4. considering tho por'
II. tractor some farm m
Late because OF me
n, Tie machine may nos
Il. % do the work ~ se ss
4, ., horses. This applies
slly In plowins' Tn a.
n little reason for ta's
I. Il Indicated by Me
-, more than hfty per
4 tractor owaers report
=. quality Of work done
\ tractor Is better than
Ioa. BY horses. and only
!, cent say 1t Is poorer =.
loush any man OF ord'.
ability can operate and
ior a gas tractor very sat
a.. .f,.r n little study
1t is decidedly
= to undertake to gain
,te.sary experience BY ex-
snting with his own ma
4. Experience in running
a.ry engines or automo-
! while Of some value, Ia
Dsush.
to spend a few days
Siains experience under .
esent instructor and It II
q to attempt to run .
n without such prepara-
! Very often the time and
- involved in obtaining
! training will be Offset dur
lie first years operation.
bpn are being improved
|inpli6ed so that difficulty
sDeration is growing less
J rear. One generation Of
trained and competent
atoss will disseminate in
n6oa 20 that future gener-
y will acquire knowledge
X subject as unconscious
NJ Is thoroughly, - the
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

We unpacked some very nifty
furniture In the reed make this
week. These articles are moderate
In price and make beautiful and
comfortable furniture
We were closed Friday at noon
on account Of It being Memorial day.
Be sure and remember that the
business houses close Tuesday at
ternoons during June and July and
August. This next Tuesday is the
first closing day.
Miss Vista Merchant has been TAX
ing a few days vacation this week.
Mr.. Freeman has been moving to
his new home this week.
The first OF the week we received
from the Western Pottery Co. a
car load OF stone ware. Stoneware
Is something that should be shipped
in carload lots as the local freight
rate makes 1t prohibitive. We re-
ceived a lot OF jugs In this car but
they were all empty jugs.
We have extra people working on
Saturdays to help take care Of the
extra trade that comes on that day.
It IL rather difficult to handle this
business as we'll as we should like
as nearly every one comes ut the
same time of the day.
Read our advertisement on last
page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

lTes b one Of the easiest things
III. but II we would always
Il = rule to practice the ad-
~ oasr to others. the chances
nat our advice would not be 20
h given.
'ssrt Graham has an air brush
~ 10 making his show cards.
Or brushes for their sise are
Z expensive but the work that
100 Is able to do with them
up for the premium the man
9afers exact for their patent.
T. Eagle returned last Sunday
"a eight day trip to Pueblo
Dsassr. This trip was made via
'oeils and the return trip from
" was made during day on
Nv.
nave ben having an excellent
nahins tackle this past week.
nan bought 80 trout flies at one
T. Z. Hart and Ralph Cald-
10 both working steady time
u the Dry Goods department,
49, Is excellent with us this
and we have to have some
a'aal force to take care Of the
..'e a car of sugar that has
I. ~. We buy sugar in car
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31
j. G.. BUSHINGER

average farmers son today ac-
quires his knowledge of hors-
es.-L. NJ. Church in Field and
Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

Six-,ylinder touring car for sale at
a bargain. In good order and lots OF
tires. Inquire Journal once.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR SALE lots on Morris st.,
west side between LIST and End
avenue; 8 room, modern house. 20
Davis st. Z room house, 26S Davis
Corner Sid Ave.
Will sell on liberal terms. Write
for further information.
Geo. w. Spanslor, Wooster, o.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR SALE-Raber Ranch Three
hundred and twenty acres river land
located IN miles east Of Del Norte.
early water priority. and we'll fenced.
Easy terms to reliable parties. IN
quirs Of Mrs. VIII Raber. Del Norts.
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

w ants.
HAY FOR SALE. X. Perkins.
phone 52S-F-5.
Cabbage and tomato plants for
sale. Mrs. Ed. Haefeli.
PASTURE FOR COws-see mo
for Terms. Also several cows for
sale. 1s0 acres Of good unimproved
land J.? mile from Outlet Drain
Ditch. Carmel District. And l cream
separator.
d. l.. CINGRICH.
No. 10 Euclid. NJ. v. Colo.
PIANO AT SACRIFICE
We have stored In Monte Vista.
a high grade piano which for i'm
mediate disposition will be sold at .
tremendous sacrifice. Terms. II In
terested write at once for particu-
lars to THE DENVER MUSIC CO..
Denver, Colo.
FOR SALE-Seed Bald Barley
and Sosd oats: to milk cows.
THEO. sCHwARTZBECK.
Puone Monte. 6l2-K-2.
FOR sALE-Cabbage and tomato
Plants.
&c. HAGGARD.
RANCH FOR RENT-120 acres
miles south and u miles east
OF Monte Vista. Phone 2S2-J.
MRS. A. 8. WORTH.
245 Main Street
AUTO OVERWHELMING purchased
q new Ford. am open for livery
work. For prompt service day or
night. call 2l3 or 1871.
l.. A. Foster. ex-army chauffeur.
FOR SALE-Sono Brown Beauty
Seed potatoes. Enquire OF Har-
vey Matthias.
FOR SALE-Eight room fran
house one block north and block
East Marsh school.
L. E. Hooker.
-FOU n D-Package containing
children's stockings and other ar
ticles. owner may have same by
Identifying package at Journal Of
flee and paying for this ad.
FOR SALE-Cheap-Good piano;
price right for quick sale. Call at
1877 Davis st.
Six-.ylinder touring car for sale at
q bargain. In good order and lots Of
tires. Inquire Journal once.
-WANTED-Good secondhand ba-
by sulky. Phone Sc.
FOR SALE lots on Morris St..
west side between LIST and End
avenue; 8 room, modern house. %
Davis st. Z room house, 269 Davis
Corner 3Id Ave.
Will sell on liberal terms. Write
for further information.
Geo. w. Spanslor, Wooster, O.
Bald Barley for sale.
MILF RUPERT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

-WANTED-Good secondhand ba
by sulky. Phone Sc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR SALE-6-pasenger Overland
car. $4,000. good order. Phone
279.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR SALE-Cheap-Good piano;
price right for quick sale. Call at
1877 Davis St.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31
FaSSett'S Store News.
~ FAssxTTs DEPARTMENT sroas N-.~ q,

~ who practices what 10 prsach usually breaches
(1a1y preparrd
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR sA LE-Good brood mare
and 8 colts. H. N. Howard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR SALE-Seed Bald Barley
and Scsd oats; to milk cows.
THEO. SCHWARTZBECK.
Pucne Monte. 6l2-k-2.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

Bald Barley for sale.
MILT RUPERT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

AUTO LIvERY-Having purchased
new Ford. am open for livery
work For prompt service day or
night. call 2l3 or 1871.
L. A. Foster. ex-army chauffeur.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR SALE-Cabbage and tomat,
Plants.
J. C. HAGGARD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

we car Of sugar that has
4 , We buy sugar in car
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

RANCH FOR RENT-l20 acres
miles south and l " miles east
Of Monte Vista. Phone 2S2-J.
MRS. A. 8. WORTH.
245 Main Street
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

FOR COws-ses mo
for Terms. Also several cows for
sale. 100 acres Of good unimproved
land l-2 mile from Outlet Drain
Ditch. Carmel District. And 1 cream
separator.
d. l.. CINGRICH.
No. 10 Euclid. NJ. v. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

and tomato plants 70
sale. Mrs. Ed. Hsefeli.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31

-LoST-A lady's brown corduroy
coat between Monte Vista and Sol
diers' Home. Finder please leave
at vcerkamp's Law ONCE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-31
Wants..

HAY FOR SALE. X. Perkins
phone 52S-F-5.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

labor officials Boy the United Statca
geological survey.
According 60 these figures the ego
m'nch iu Iowa, Arkansas, Kansas. Mis-
souri,. Oklahoma aud Texas now are
working an Average " only 81 days u
week aud producing 2Gi6ia less toms
per week than their normal output on
this decrease. lbt.4lg tons is due tu the
mct that th'rc is no market. while only
it.ahh tons can be blamed on strikes
md labor shortage. Car shortage and
mine disability is responsible for the
remainder 81 the decrease.
Mine operators declare that ia most
places thcN would have little trouble iu
working their mines at approximately
oil speed but that the public generally
cfusos to purchase coal iu the summon
for winter use and that as result thcy
unnut afford 90 operate more than half
nc usual time Urgent pleas are be-
0ng aent out in all these states. asking
thai winter fuol supplies be ordered al
once
Missouri ~ suffering the most from
'trikos and labor shortage. 70 is said.
while Iowa is affected the least The
sccklN loss in production from these
iuaca in Missouri is n 16G tons. white
lu Iowa the decrease iE only fifty sight
oua ln Iowa. however general
ttrikc lR threatened Tho mon aio pre-
pairing fo present domnnde this fam for
siN hour day aud increased wages.
hc wage scale not having set boon for
INFLATED
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Special Sport Model
Columbia Six Scores
Tremendous Hit

The Columbia Motors company
manufacturer OF the Columbia six
are now showing new Special Sport
Model
This new car has sruppy straight
lines and distinctive features and
equipment which makes 10 really de
serve the name sport Model.
II is equipped with disc wheels spec
cial lined top. beautiful water proof
tapestry upholstery. opfd tires all
around and one extra tlre oh the spare
wheel. Raydcx spot Lisht and Bump
rrs
quite an unusual result has boon
achieved Ia tho painting % thi, spe-
clal model II has peculiar notified
Finish Ia which duh shades 90 reds
greens and browns are harmnnixcd
giving DC i.omcwhat the appearance ~
a beautiful piece OF polished granite.
10 has been remarked as motorists
who have soon 10. shat this flash q.
one that is distinctive and viii at
tract favorable attention on tho street.
And set. unlike most unusual finishes
IL Is not one uf which the owner VIII
soon become tired.
The Columbia ls diurihuted in the
Corpus Christi terfitorf 10y the Chad
dick Automobile company.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

house NJ there aro small children
eHcli IH wlll ho larger
Heavy Work
100 Mornings.
or eouro fhc Time or 1nt FOR doint
tho dlf'prrni work dcrnudr 0u the
houseWifDn preference asa Yes summer
shc who plans te dn thf ncaNi.r wor.
early Boa fho morning when 10 iH coo
aai to do she lighter sigs in tho aft
cru0on is wise manager
riHn for thr morning of the down
sffw cleaning dai might be az fol
lows.
lliso drow put aD beds 10 air $40.
$780, NIgt
Nraulrn lrCnRffst GOO ESQ
lrsnhNfef ESQ 9 800
cicu lp'ue room aiming room
liiH h,n $500 90 0N
Mas, hcds and clean bathroom
in tON-i 90
Wffh lveHNnst dishrs start dinner
plan mcaia ior the next day 1900
~ tur
Dinner ies0N-1 0a
10 rs coulor tr pln thc work calmly
ihr pvcninr hofnrc Than 90 rotraco
steur hurriadik. DO tho worl, hanha1
arily nud to TRIMS constantiy hoN
SLOWLY the work is being done Try i
cu for wccE and soo h the Scoring
thermometer does NOT socr to bo loss
unfrioudlN ihun 10 dad before.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

In Corpus Christi According 10 Mr.
Laying "a will be several weeks before
bee viii bee able 20 catch up with the
orders now iu the office
"The new studehaker cars" says
MI LAYING. ARE the final results u
the combined experience and genius OF
the entire Studohaker engineering
staff among The ahiost men known
10 the automobile industry The new
Studehaker does not represent the un-
tried theory N any one man, but arc
rather the fruit ~ the ripened expert
ence Of this group ~ prominent and
successful automotivc engineers
The performance Of each new
studchlNrr says Mr.. Laying. through
out the gruoning factory test run %
On. GOO miles, and Ia the hands ~ thou
sands ~ thoroughly satisfied owners
everywhere Is proof OF the mechanical
excellence of the Studehaker mOdels
Studehakes bodies are designed by
Studehaker's own body engineering
ana built complete In the Studebaker
body plant The paneling and moulded
tenders are developed by huge presses
IN the plant
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Oakland Enclosed
Type is Suitable
for Business Use

There are many inviting features
combined iu the new four-door OAK p
land Sedan. and cue among those Is
] the ueW ttpe ct automatic window iift
which is used in raising and lowering
the windows ln the four doors" en-
, Enthusiastically remarks r. r. Falgham
Too describing "A few of the innovations
in the Oakland sedan.
THOSE window lifts are the finest
ever SAW Is th. verdict 81 Mr.. Fulg
ham. "For ease ~ operation and con
venieuce. they cannot be improved upon
and they should become one ~ the most
important features ~ this closed car
The fact Is that this now type OF win
dow ire in the Oakland -Four Door
sedan is ihc same Identical life as thu,
used on several ~ the highest priced
cars on the market"
oakland closed ear bus ers viii not
have 90 worry about sudden storms.
ef Windows becoming stuck when half
open, Easy pressure on the nickel
plated lever r. the sides Of she doors
opens and closes the windows quickly
.and pIitcly This one refinement alone
makes driving a closed car a pleasure
ahd adds arcati2 90 the convenience Of
this Type ~ car"
That the closed car Is gaining rapidly
n popularity in every section OF the
country is shown hS reports coming 20
~ "'0t'"ih ttNN tue hhNlhno NftoiAs
VINO predict that h viii not be long be-
Tore the practical convenience Of the
sedan ana coune types are universally
recognized. Purchasers OF enclosed
ears are usually business and urofes-
sinnal men whose need for roomy
comfortable enclosed type OF car Ia
fcadlly recognized" says MI Fulgham
They usually belong 10 the class OF
solid citizens 20 whom the dealer can
point with great pride as owners OF the
Oakland senslble six
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Csc caller classltiods f0r results
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
WHEN IT RAINS WHILE YOU'RE AuromoetINe.

mover automobile
~ "a
hec might
are ~ ~
slightest
hceo would
The
drenchcd
% The sarcastic
which materially add 70 either good umo or your
really tgh
fun that battling operations really oneh to be started a. once
makes Ids something fierce Your
side 70 side like going hack
the spell Ia large CITY
this Friend wife let's out siriek shriH and
what's mater7' question In deep perturbation
something awfuis happened
it2 insist ~ W. houghta ~ having lost
the ia,y In the some
wide and just know the
n b
proves be perfectly when home
Aud
windows to be iosed family
"a storm
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Nc begin immediately. We viii have
the best fair next October in the hia.
tors % our citS Let's Eet people here
from throughout the United States.
1000 100000 Worth Of
Crops Probable.
Citizens OF the North who have ln-
vested in Texas are enthusiasts about
the state In Chicago recently talked
with DAVID rArkaon one VI the largest
hook dealers la the Nation. Tie owns
q huge farm in the Texas consi country
That Tcyns tn ali probability VIII pro
duco $4,000. nnO. 900 worth of agricultural
products This wear ls his belief and hn
Is CLOSE student OF such matters
Twcaty -five years ggo MI ClarNson
was picking cotton in Texas az about
soc a dan.
81 ann Inclined to believe that people
al Dallas. and perhaps other cities, arc
paying entirely too much attention 90
oil or is sensational II ~ adding 90
our wealth This is fine. But 20 is moro
farncrs more developers of our uncut
iiNutcd land chat We ChictA want Naf
farmers viii he here whom the OIL is
gone dollar today is worth only
about t0c as compared with tew
wears ago in the purchasing value or
almost everything hut land II Is Ina
land ,lonc that a bis advance has NOT
been made We must explain thus tu
the people OF the North. We must
show them Thorn what We have ] want
to SEQ every delegate az shr convention
nf the international Advertising Clubs
brought Ga Dallas ON speelM traii,,
No should attempt tc do the same Win
ovrrr other convention Texas cities
should ioin In together in such move
mouts Let's cei more citiArns more
farmers and there viii Ice plenty OF
wealth for every cts 20 divide
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
North and East are
Interested in Texas

nArftA .r "a spt -.
''N.a .N"h N' vltN
8l''n' N' Nl" ul'A,"n
WIS uns'l Nop 10Y or
l'"N iNil'h9 gu, p" extensive Hlh
"nN' 'v n,"','9 wac i'oh
Wv I'D" Hltii lN' Nl',f F"it niiWN q
,liei 7uoulu go "nl from iRlIAs mat
l''H he' contain "'l" ON lht "dNtni f.
ie'a N' we Ntht' ana Guy together
WIN q H'tonh linn 20 attend th'
,nn"nl 'Npeeli'"h where Hn lntA oi
i'NNs "pui'n't hnd uN'lsil'a re-
'""i 'rs hA> Ne secure" rom l'ai
"H ulpt !" '.N ON lle"a ihehA feuh
"o Nla"' "A ih'h' VINO d'eiI' ht aua-
seets
tNlh Nt.t.tNN ,elg in inr
N,o3.,'n ~" Eos, N"l"n'i ii"l''nn s.,'l.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Note How the Essex
IN Speed, Hill Climbing, Comfort and
Reliability IL Has Won 10000 OIUners
Proves Endurance

The 10000 ESSEX cars already in service
have been so distributed that every commu-
nifty now knows their distinctive perform
ancc.
Here for instance are people who have
had wide motor car experience. They will
tell you how they esteem the ESSEX It's
economy of operation and the fact that prac-
tically no attention is required to keep it in
prime operation appeals to all.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
SAYS Studebaker
Engine Result of
Able Engineers

Although W ". Laying viii receive
approximately three carloads ~ Stude-
bakers from the factory within tho
next two weeks. he Is rather dubious
Of this quantity 81 new cars depicting
the long list Of orders for Studebakers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
HOME is SOLD.

PORTLAND Texas. Aug o. MI
and Mrs. d q Pondrom of Portland
have recently purchased the Saylog
home on the North Bluff. and are hay
ING the interior moderni1ed. and eX-
pcct 10 move in nest week.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Bcigium Says she would he glad 20
trade with as, except that Germany
can make quicker delivery Grant long
er credit. and sell AZ hall orr price.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-02
LOCAL BABIES EXAMINED A
 CONFERENCE

Continued From Page 1.) tical instruction of the patient and his family, help to combat the spread of the disease to others.
 The results achieved by this band of pioneers exceeded all expectations so that in a short time it was realized that in no other way could the work Of public health authorities so effec- lively be brought home to the people. A number of cities thereupon inaugu- rated similar methods in their cam Lalgn against infant mortality. In- stead of sending doctors into tenement homes, as they had been doing, to treat sick babies, nurses were sent to visit mothers having newborn babies, and to teach them how to keep the babies well. One. has only to glance at the infant mortality statistics to realize that this change in method re- suited in the saving of thousands of baby lives.
 Unfortunately, very large number of communities in the United States are still without public health nurs- ing service. Progressive health ad- ministrators who have had experience with public health nursing are unani- nous in praise eof the results ob- tained."
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-02
LOCAL COMPANY IS PREPARING ID DRILL
 IN BOWIE FIELD

The Arizona & New Mexico Oil De- velopment Company, which was or ganized by prominent business men of Clifton, Metcalf and New Mexico in the winter of 1917, started test hole on their property nine miles north of Bowie, with a small rig. In Febru- ary, 1918, they had gone down $50 feet, the capacity of the rig, and fur ther work then ceased on account of the financial and other conditions brought on by the war. At 255 feet ture were encountered, which indi- cates the 'big oil'' when the strike is made. When the drill stopped blue shaIe was taken from the bottom of the hole at $50 to 660 feet.
 The Arizona Corporation Commis- sion has issued to the Arizona & New Mexico Oil Development Company a This was issued upon the record made by the company in the work already accomplished, taken from the reports as submitted by it's secretary.
 The company is negotiating for a standard rig of 3500-foot capacity and work will be speeded up to the limit.
 Under a permit recently granted by the >Arizona Corporation Commission, 9775 shares of stock have been sold, leaving 59O,082 shares of stock in the treasury. The company is granted permission to sell 100000 shares of the stock in the treasury for 25 cents. The officers of this company are men of the highest business standing in the Southwest, and that these men are after oil can be better uHerstood when the fact is made known that they have more of their personal funds into development up to date than the cobined amount of the stock sold. This company wishes to urge upon every prospective buyer of it's stock, who is the least bit skeptical regarding the statements of this com pany, to make thorough investigation at Phoenix, Ariz., through the Arizona
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-02
SUBSCRIBE MILLION DOLLARS TO
 VICTORY LOAN

The Texas Company will subscribe $1,000,000, widely distributed, to the Victory Loan. The amount apportion- ed to the Clifton station is $500. The total subscription will be made through the Federal Reserve Bank, New York City, and payment will be made direct to them. The bonds will be delivered by the Federal Reserve Bank direct to the Texas Company, and they will merely extend quota credit to each point designated by them.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-02
THE RED BALL BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER
 For Quick Service Phone 55

forces for rapid promotion. Less than six weeks before receiving her ma jority she was appointed second lieu tenant of the Three Hundred and Fifty-fourth infantry "for her un- swerving loyalty and unselfish devo- tion in the front lines"
 Major Warren has been in France since May, 1918, during which time she has been stationed with a number of army organizations, in Y. M c. A. canteen service and hospital work. She served in the front lines at Cha teau Thierry. St. Mihiel, in the Ar gonne forest and in the Verdun drive and advanced into Germany with the troops of the Forty-second division.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-02

Corporation Commission or otherwise. The company is placing upon the mar ket 100000 shares of stock at 25 cents to complete the work on property which has already been drilled to the depth of 660 feet.
 This is practically home company and is worth the consideration of ir- vestigation D. any and all who are interested in the development of the state of Arizona. The officers and di- rectors of the company are J. O. Phil lips, president; Asa Miller, vice presi- dent; B. B. Ownby, director, and Dave E. Address, secretary-treasurer.