Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-20

Sol Carraglen, the moving picture
man, has secured q location and will
put in a show house at Columbus.
Ed v. Price made-to- measure suits.
Five hundred patterns 10 select from.
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
/ j. G. Cooper Of the Deming Ma
tional bank spent few days in the
oil fields of Texas last week. He ex-
poets to start drill on land he has
near the Sunshine well in the Pecos
field.
c. +. Lovett, who is remodeling the
old lodge building for Sam Fein at
Columbus, spent Sunday here with
his family. Mr.. Fein is going to
open up a large stock Of gents and
ladies' furnishing goods as soon as
the building is overhauled.
Cooper's closed crotch union suits,
regular 81 values, S1.45. The TOg-
gerry, Jack Tidm0re.
Miss May Segar was suddenly
taken very i'll on Wednesday Of last
week. For day or so her friends
were uneasy, but we understand she
is much better.
Been i'm swimming yet? Mems,
women's and children's bathing suits,
all prices. The Toggery. Jack lid
more.
Mrs. A. c. Grove and daughter
Nancy of Chickasha, Okla, are Wis
iting Mrs. Crows sister, Mrs. F. B.
Payne.
A party OF Deming people is reported
as having gone to Stems recently where
they had the pleasure of smelling gas
coming from a."diplo dOccus which has
been dead for n million years. A
stink coming from carcass that old
must have been awful when il first he
gan to float on the desert air. Some
say this Is the kind Of gas struck In
the oil well which is drilling out there.
Silk four-in-hand neckties, large
open ends. 55c. The Toggery. Jack
Tidm0re.
II government ownership" of rail-
ways. terminals, telegraph cable and
telephone lines IL made n political is
sue In the next national campaign. IL
IL fairly safe to predict that the party
that takes the affirmative Is going
down TO defeat. overwhelming defeat.
Rio Grande Republic.
Suit cases. trunks and hand bags
at a big saving. The Toggery, Jack
Tidm0re.
H. G.. Bassett, who has been In
charge of the War Camp Community
Service work here, accompanied by
Miss Edith Stone, went to Silver City
last week with view of putting in a
club there for the benefit of soldiers
stationed at Ft Bayard
The Missionary society Of the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Sher-
man. The subject to he discussed will
be South America and the Mexicans
in the United States"
Miss Ruth Clark will hold recep-
tion Thursday evening from I o'clock
till . at the Hostess House on Pine
street. in honor Of the girls who have
been working in the clubs of the Y. NJ. |
G. A. in Deming. The mothers OF the
girls are invited TO the reception.
T. +. Burnside. representing the Bry-
an Harvesting Co., left last week for
an extended trip into the northern part !
of this state and through Texas. He !
will be gone about a month.
william. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
q. r. Butler. died last Tuesday morn
ing. April 18th after an illness of two
weeks
Mrs. q. H. Young took her daughter
Marguerite to Rochester, Minn., last I
week to be treated at the famous hos
pltul Oh Mayo brOtnerS.
Mrs. O. Ii. Almy. chairman OF the
knitting committee of the Red Cross,
requests the ladies of Deming to assist
in making up quantity Of yarn on
hand into shawls to he sent TO the
needy women and children in France
and Belgium Those who assist in
this work are invited to call on Mrs.
Almy at the chamber OF commerce.
Richard Walker, who is in charge
of the Office of the Baker Steam Motor
Co.'S Office during his fathers alb
sence, has constructed a good model
OF the steel coil boiler used in these
motors. He used lead pipe in making
his model, and il is fine imitation
Of the boiler recently exhibited here
by the inventor. With this, young Mr..
is able to demonstrate the
of the boiler as we'll almost
as il he had a resi- one.