The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-03
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VICTORY LOAN
ArRIl. II DRIVE BEGINS

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The work is still going on. and it ID 4
most worthy cause, and II you have
not been solicited by these men, do
not wait, for they are very busy, but
go to them and handthem 4 dollar or
whatever you can spare.
Ruby Busby is quite seriously i'll at
this writing from u second attack Of
influenza, at her home on West end
street.
Richard Lroad, Jr. of Golden, has
without doubt done more TO fuStnet
the interests OF the government than
any other one man IN the county, in
conducting the liberty Loan cam
paigns. A better man could not have
been selected for chairman, for he
not only has given Of his t,nG-lotn
of it--but of his means. Another
very commendable feature of his OPP
erations is the full appreciation of a
newspaper. He is broad minded ind
realizes that the newspaper man, al
tho he be liberal in hia support, can
not bear all the burden in the matter
Of publicity for the governments In
terests. He is the qae man who ia
able to grasp the fact that the space
in newspaper Is valuable not only
to those who occupy It, but thing
Of value to the owner OF the paper.
There is scarcely any more reason to
ask n newspaper publisher to give Of
his space than to give from his purse
and they all have done this. But
there is practically no difference in
the proposition of newspaper to
give its space than for = merchant to
give the goods from off his shelf.
In another column Of this paper will
be found an advertisement for the
Victory Loan, which Mr.. Broad has
paid for out of his own pocket. Who
will he the next merchant, local or
otherwise. to follow Mr.. Brond's cx-
ample?
The many friends Of l.. N. Peoples
will be pleased to hear that he has
accepted the position ~ manager Of
the Colfax Pressed Brick Company
Of Denver. Mr.. Peoples, for several
years was manager Of the Denver
Shale Brick Company Of Arvada and
In that capacity made many friends
In this community.
Mr.. G. J. Wise, who has been the
barber ut Peterson's pool hall barber
shop, will 10 to Tabcrnssh. Saturday.
to accept position with the Moffst
railroad, his former occupation.
W. II. Merrick has been entertain
ing his brother, l.. W. Msrrick, from
IT. Smith. Ark. the past three or
FOUR weeks. He il greatly pleased
with COLORADO, but Is also infatuated
with the climate In his home state.
Mrs. Fred Hays IL able TO be out
again after several days illness.
Mrs l.. &. Gillxrd Is again clsrking
in the Arvada Dry. Goods store.
X. o. Graves last week, installed =
new gus pump. which will pump s
gallons ut one stroke, instead Of one.
II is a great time not only for
himself, but for his patrons.
The editor Of the Enterprise Ia
frequently importuned by collecting
agencies to place the names Of our
delinquent subscribers In their hands
NO that the agency can make the col
lection and get commission for do
ing no. Almost invariably our reply
has been that We have no dead
beats" on our list, and they look at
w In suppressed wonderment, ~ tho
they doubt our word In the matter
hut, on the square. II We have any
such people on our list, we have yet
70 find Il out. OF course. we have
u few who are In Arrears. perhaps y
little longer than they should be. but
we are taking into consideration that
this Ii usually quiet time Of tho
year Mn fur rs ready cash IL concern
oil, and we have faith In them that
they will not keep W. waiting much
longer. In fact. " they want to con-
t,nuc 10 read the Enterprise, they'll
have 10 "come across" pretty soon Of
some fine day they will not find =
paper In their box. This will bs .
better reminder that any collecting
agency can possibly give them. We
don't want even 70 send you . dun"
but will ray 70 some Of you, your
day Of grace In drawing nigh.
Tho Arvaha schools took vsea-
ton todny and tomorrow. which will
answer for the spring vscstin. We
understand school Will con tinue IN.
I'll tho first Of June. Or thsrsabouts.
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