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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22

mtnt at the Bcllevue-stratford on No
vember 1.
Miss Katharine z. Ogden. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickie ogden, of
Radnor, is entertaining as her guest for
Boston, Miss Ogden and Miss sherburn
Will attend as bridesmaids at the we'd
ding Of Mss Katherine Tenney, deugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenney. Of
Maywood. Haverford. and Mr.. Henry
Edison Dunbar Haverford. which will
be solemnized tomorrow in the Church of
the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Bartol, Jr.,
who have been living temporarily with
Mr.. Bartols mother, Mrs. George T.
Bartol, 1892 Locust street, will occupy
ond street, today. Mrs. Bartol was
Miss Maisie Rush.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Berry, of
Waldeck, Devon, have as their guests
Mr., and Mrs. William White, Of Now
York, who will remain for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Alastair McCloud.
;s zsis Locust street. will entertain as
sister, Miss Nina Cowley, daughter of
Mrs. Angelina de Embll, Of New York.
She expects to remain for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wheaton Vaughan, OF
New York, are spending the weekend
street.
=, Miss Miriam Robertson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank GIllingham Glenn
ems, and Mr. Alphonzo Pelham were
married on Wednesday at the home OF
tho brides parents. 3212 Seminole ave-
nue., Chestnut Hill. Mr.. Pelham ia a
York.
Major Lewis worthington colfelt. who
Has been stationed at Camp Taylor, in
Louisville, KY, for some months, viii
to California, where he viii Join Mrs
Colfelt, who has been there since early
IN the summer. They will spend the
winter at Pasadena.
Mrs. Thomas Morton Jenkins. Of
,hn Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh. has announced
Marion. 3. Jenkins. to Mr. william
Beardslee Rudd. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander HALEY Rudd. of Media. Mr..
Rudd Is graduate of Yale University.
Miss Jenkins, who has been the guest Of
returned to her home on Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Hampson, of Wayne, en-
tertained at bridge on Monday after
noon. Among those present were Mrs.
s, g. Arscott, Mrs. Cross Mrs. Chaplin
Carpenter Carpenter Mrs: W. P, Cochran. Mrs.
donough, Mrs Radcliff, Mrs. Hale and
Mrs. Humbert Powell.
The auxiliary of st. Leonard Acad-
emy, Thirty-ninth and Chestnut streets.
will give a card party at the Bellevue
Stratford. tomorrow afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock, The committee in charge in
eludes Mrs. Thomas Ruane, Mrs Joseph
d. Israel, Mrs. Jane NJ. Quennell Mrs.
j. s. Curry, Mrs. J. sS Bailey, Mrs. Rich
ard Schwoerer, Miss Shedaker. Miss
Martina Kelly and Miss Salome Gale.
Miss Anna Livingston, of Lochlel
Farms, Exton, entertained at a card
party and tea yesterday at the West
Chester Country Club.
Mr.. Herman Schloss, Of Oak Lane. an
nounces the marriage Of his daughter,
Miss Ruth Schloss, to Mr.. w. Maynard
Levy, Jr., of Plattsburg, n. Y, on Sat
"rday evening. October 0, at the Ritz
Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Levy are spend
ing their wedding trip in Asheville, N
G., and will later live in Plattsburg
N Y
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TIOoA

Mrs Raymond Z. Brooks Of 3545
North Twenty-frst street. who has been
staying at hsr summer home in Ocean
City since May and who returned to
her Tioga homo tile end of last week
entertained at luncheon and cards on
Wednesday with the following guests:
Mrs. Leon Beidler. Mrs David Kramer,
Mrs. William Rawlings, Mrs, Herbert
+. Brooks, Mrs. Raymond Cameron, Mrs.
J. Stanley Querns, Mrs. Charles Rob-
inson. Mrs. Charles Burns, Miss Mar
Earet Miller. Mrs. Martin Klank and
Mrs. Albert Giles.
Mrs Frank Paul. Of North Twenty
first street. entertained the members of
her Monday card club at luncheon and
cards on Monday at her home.
Mrs. Herbert Agate Of $500 North
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Harry Rroughall Pepper. wh3
has been with her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
William S. Mcintyre. for some week.
at their home in Moylan, has returned 70
Toronto, Can.
A reception was given last evening
in tho Ridley Park Library in honor Of
Mrs. Livingston Hill Lutz.
Mrs. Alfred Gillette will clcse her
summer home in Walllngford in short
tire to go to Washington. where she
will spend the winter.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Thomas Leaning llS Soust
dinner on Tuesday, December sS' IN
honor Of Miss Lucretia $. HeckscsSe, eyens ms
daughter Of Mr.. and Mts, sn,sts, bali
M,ss Anna Sophia Yarnall, daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Charlton farnali, wiz
he the guest Of honor at dinner on
Tuesday, Decembfr 2S. at tne s beiie NJ
stratford, to be given by Mr.; 7an ana Pinc Pr
George Wharton Peppets, baii 'I'
street, before the Benedicts pah
Miss sarah Barrlnger. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Mareau Barr,nger.
will he the guest of honor at dlnIleI
on Wednesday, December IS, to be given
Mre Ernest Law. of Edgeheiu' 81
Davids.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w Filter. OF GulphI
r,rnt Vii'anoya win give dinner ana
trnliTY patty cn Wednesday. Deesnlnef
o., in honor of Miss Eleanor GummeS',
Mrs. George II. Lorimer VIII give d
luncheon at the BelleVue-Stratforu oh
Monday, October IS, in honor OF Mrs'
CharlemaGne Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Morgan. Oh
wyndmoor. East Willow Grove avenue,
Chl snut Hill, will entertain as their
guests Colonel and Mrs; samuel o,
London, England, who Will arrive on
Sunday. Mrs, Morgan s sister, Mrs ne, 5'1,o,
bert l., Fenner, who has peen sper'Ts per'ngs
t'NtTHl "GShS at ~ s'''S NIa.
viii be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs; MOI,
Ean for a few days next week, pelore
returning to her horne In ProVIaeiGe, Wn
Il, !. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, VINO naoe
been spending three months abroad mo
torng through France, and we're tne
guests OF Mr.. Morgan's son-in-law anu
daughter, Lord and Lady tlsner, ot
Kilverstonc Hall, Thetford, Norioik,
England, returned last week on the
Adrlat!c.
Among the guests at the dinner when
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Morris gave AT
the Shoreham Hotel in washington On
Tuesday evening in honor OF the JaPa-
nese Ambassador and Baroness Snlue-
hara were the Under Secretary OF state
and Mrs. Norman H. Davis, the cnlet OF
the Division Of the Far Eastern AHalrs
and Mrs. John Won A, MacMurray, anu
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bullard' Ampassa-
dor and Mrs. Morris are spending d torI-
night in Washington.
Mrs Rodman Wister, of 1908 Locust
VIII entertain a box party at the orcf'es-
ira this afternoon,
!, Mrs, Edward Troth's dancing class az
the Germantown Cricket Club. VIII be
held on the following dates: fr'day,
december 10; New Years dance, on
Monday, January 3; January ~ Fep-
Lnary 4. March 4. and the flnal holiday
dance on April 1.
Mrs, Rutherford Pearson will enter;
IAN at luncheon today at the ldlew'Ii
MMotel Media, In honor of Mrs Grey OF
Wilmington.
Mrs. Pearson will occupy her apart
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FALLS OF scHUYLkilL

Conshohockcn. and formerly Of the Falls
Of Schuylkill, will be glad to hear that
he is copvalescing In st. Joseph's Hos
pital from an operation for appended
tis.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gehring Hardness, of
Queen Lane, left this morning for trip
to Carlisle, RenovR and Bellefonte, Pa
At the latter city they will spend some
tine with Mr. Hardness aunt, Mrs. Rob.
ert Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HChen-Adel and
their little daughter Miss Catharinr
Hohen.Adel have closed their summer
home in Atlantic City and are at home
at their winter place OH Queen lane.
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Tuesday evening. october IL, a. t7sJ
Lancaster avenue, when Miss Emma
caroline Drzymolla, daughter Of Mrs
Caroline Drzymslia, became the bride OF
Mr.. Edwin A. Becker.
The Rev ID. I. Sulzbach officiated.
Niles Charlotte e Crebs was bridesmaid
and Mr.. Charles II. Becker, a brother
Immediately after the reception, Mr.
end Mrs Becker left for an extended
trip through Canada and the West and
will spend n few days in Columbus. o.,
with Mrs William Searles Mcdowell. a
sister of the bridegroom. Upon their re-
turn from their wedding trip they will
live at 1915 River avenue, Camden.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Joseph Hulpen entertained at
cards at her home, 1919 Ritner street
on wednesday afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs. G. Leaffid. Mrs J.
Hazlott. Mrs. Frank Shell. Mrs. George
Haney, Mrs. James Roberts. Mrs
Thomas Wade, Mrs, Oaks. Mrs r.
Grugg. Mrs. T. Hoerner and Mrs. Mar
tin.
Mr.. William J. Heppard has returned
to his home, 2123 South Rosewood
street. after having made a trip to the
New England states.
Friends of Mrs Charles Fritch, OF 1417
jackson street will be glnd to hear OF
her recovery from an illness in the Meth
odist Hospital.
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ENSINGTON

Miss Marion Hothersoll, of 931 Erie
avenue. entertained the following at
cards on Wednesday evening: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles weining, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Sykes. Miss Carrie Pontous
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles i. Conn.
Miss Gladys Seldom. Of East Cumber-
land street, will entertain the members
Of her sewing circlo this afternoon
The Wesley Sewing Circle, OF which
Mrs. q. Lambert Of 2110 East Cum
berland street, Is n member, will resume
its fortnightly meetings on Thursday
November 4. at the home Of Mira A.
Hudson. 1926 South Cleveland street
The members of the circle include Mrs
E. Reeves, Mrs. 3. Melcher. Mrs. j
Joebges. Mrs. II. Sloan. Mrs. F. Cramp
Mrs H. West, Mrs. NJ. Ellis, Mrs. M
Beerhalter, Mrs. H. Barris and Mrs. II
Rowland.
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Cadwallader Standbridge, to celebrate
the fourth anniversary Of their wedding
Mrs. Taylor will, be remmeber as Miss
Mary Bryan. Among those present will
be Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gross. Mrs
Rollin r. Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Preston Brenz, Jr, who are receiv-
ing congratulations or the ninth ami
veraary Of their wedding: Mr.. and Mrs
wallader Standbridgc, Mrs Rae c.
Standbridge and r.. Edward Nolan.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. c. T.. Meurer, of 1926 North
Fifteenth street, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Dorothy c..
Meurer, to Mr.. William II. Mlllick. Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs William II. Millick,
Of 3033 Diamond street. Mr.. Millick
served overseas two years with the mo-
tor transport corps.
Mr. and Mrs. William Redway Bull
lock, OF 3246 North Fifteenth street. an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Young on Wednesday, October Q.
Mr.. Benedict Gimbel Jr., Of 1415
North Broad street, entertained Mt a
theatre party Wednesday evening In
celebration of his twenty.first birthday
anniversary
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GER MANTOWN

o Mr. and Mrs. Norton d. Fleu. of 65O1
Musgrave street, are receiving Congratu-
lntions upon the birth of daughter,
Virginia F1eu, Wednesday. October co.
Mrs Max NJ. Arnold. of 255 East Up
sal street enterta ned at luncheon at
her home on Tuesday afternoon. Covers
we're laid for eight guests.
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Twenty third street, entertained the
members of the World wide Guild of
the Temple Baptist Church, Twenty
second and Ticga streets. on Monday
evening, Mt her home.
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DRANsr1ELD-PERRY
FEGAN-GRAHAM

An interesting wedding was solem-
nixed with high nuptial mass in 81: Ma.
streets, on Wednesday morning. when
Miss Clara Graham, daughter Of Mr..
George Graham, VI 1925 North Broad
street. and Mr.. Robert J. Fegan. son or
street, were married by the Rev. Father
Coghlan. Mr.. Graham gave his daugh-
ter in marriage. and Miss Irone Groover
was bridesmaid. Mr. David Feean, Jr.,
was his brothers best man. The core
fast at the homo OF the brldegrooms
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Fegan will spend
the remainder OF the month travelinc
and will be at home after November ]
at 5512 Walton avenue
BECKER-DRZYMAL
A pretty homo wedding took place or
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wOLTE-KNOBLAUCH

An attractive autumn wedding took
place in st. Johr's Evangelical Lutheran
Church on Wednesday evening, when
Miss Eleanor Knoblsuch. daughter Of
Seventh street, md Mr.. James r. Wolfe
Jr., of 1905 North Fifteenth street,
Tiogi,, were married by the pastor, the
Rev. Edward Sibolc. The bride was
attended by Mrs. John A Noll, rnatron
OF honor Mrs. George A. Robinson, Miss
Regina Macer, bridesmaids. and two
little flower girls Miss Dorothy Harda-
gan AMI Miss Ruth Knohlavch.
Mr.. Wolfe had for best man Mr..
George A, Robinson, and for ushers Mr.
John A. Noll and Mr.. George Williams.
Following tho service there was re.
ception Mt the future home Of the BRIDE
groom and bride H. Glenside. Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Wolfe left on a short trip.
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MISS SARAH MCLAUGHLIN
BRIDE OF Mr.. w. A. TURlSH
Marriage Of Miss Eleanor Knob.
LAUGH and Mr.. James n.
Wolfe, Jr.

An interesting wedding took place on
Patrlck's Catholic Church, Twentieth
and Locust streets, when Miss Sarah "
Mclaughlin, daughter OF Mr. James Mo.
Laughl!n. OF iob South Twenty-fourth
A. Turish, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
rurish, the Rev Father wolf oft1ciat-
ing. The bride was given In marriage by
her father. The bridesmaid was Miss
Helen McLaushlin, sister Of the bride.
o'Neil. Mr.. Daniel Turish acted a, best
man, while Master Joseph Turish was
ring bearer. After a reception at the
home Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs Turisl,
left on their wedding trip for Niagara
Falls. They will be ut home. 1910 South
Ruby street, after November 1.
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CARTS Summers. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Summers, of 2602 North Tweittn
street, with the pastor, the Rev. Ernest
Bawden, officiating The bride was given
In marriage by her uncle and was at
tended by her cousin, Miss Winlfred
Hall, Mr.. Charles Summers was his
brothers best man. The ceremony was
followed by n reception for the families
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Summers
The bridegroom and bride will spend the
autumn travelling and will be at home
after November Is at 2602 North
Twelfth street. Mr.. Summers served
overseas two years with the losth Field
ARTILLERY.
DRANSF1ELD-FER
A pretty home wedding was that OF
Miss Dorothy Perry, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. George Perry, OF Manayunk
avenue, wissahlckon, and Mr. Stenert
l.. Dransfeld, Of l4o Lauriston street,
which took place at the homo Of the
brides parents. with the Rev. WIZARD
Anthor, pastor of the Wissahlck
Methodist Church, officiatlng. The brid,
was given In marriage by her father and
was unattended. After the reception thai
followed the ceremony, Mr., and Mrs
DransAeld left for the Pocono noun
tains. Upon their return they will be a.
home at 40 Lauriston street. wissa
hickon.
The bridegroom served overseas q
year with the Twenty-eighth Division
103d Engineers.
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SUMMlIRS--IIEATH

An interesting wedding was solem.
nized at the parsonage Of the Ccokman
Methodist Church on Wednesday eve.
ming when Miss Aunie Heath. uiece of
Mr., and Mrs. franklin Hall. Uf i21s Sill
yer street, became the bride of Mr..
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs james Taylor, s012
Nassau road. Will be the guests tomor-
row evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
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CAPJTOI 724 MARKET STREET
Al-Star Cast
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VICTORIA Mark,. street A.; ~
TOM MIX in g Gold Coins
NJ. Wk, Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, 'Round-Up
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DEITY came home from school the
D other dav without any hooks. Ana
when asked bv mother why this was tne s
ease remarked: cause ! forgot " IN
other day." Even so. it would nay
been better to bring It dear ana try u
remember it," But" answered l'e..f
what could teacher do? There aren
'nough corners in the room ior al "'
little girls that forgets our books
NANCY WYNNE.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
Dolores Schools Open September Z.

The Dolores schools will begin Tues
day, September 7. Prof. Charles G..
Smith. who has been connected with
the Moffat schools for the past three
years, has been chosen as superin-
tendent and is already on the ground
getting things shaped up for the COM
ing term. Martin Rush is cleaning the
Central building. The teachers have
all been employed, so that all things
are in readiness for the coming school
year. The Board has arranged to place
all pupils from the seventh to the
ninth grades in the Junior High school
and from the tenth to the twelfth
grades in the High school. Seats are
being placed in the assembly room for
accommodation of the pupils in the
grades mentioned above. This arrange
ment will not only be better for the
pupils but will be more economical
from financial side. Arrangements
have been made for wagons to bring
the pupils from Summit Ridge and
Riverside. For information as to the
course the wagons will take, consult
the drivers. Albert Miller is in charge
of the wagon from Summit Ridge and
w. B. Ogletree from Riverside. A
tuition fee Of $l.50 per month, will be
charged for grade pupils from outside
districts and $500 for High school
pupils. The tuition fees are strictly
in advance and the superintendent has
been instructed by the Board to enroll
no pupils until the tuition fee has been
so paid and teachers of the country
schools are directed to observe this
rule to the letter. The teachers en-
ployed are as follows: Chas. G. Smith,
superintendent; Miss Grace A. Peter
son, domestic science; Miss Alice L.
Ebert, mathematics; Miss Ruth Dud-
ley, English; Roy L. Austen, Junior
High; Mrs. Addie W. Smoulton, fifth
and sixth; Miss Helen Drury, third
and fourth; Miss Kittie Yarbrough.
first and second. j. A. Cook has been
selected as janitor of the Central
Miss Lenore Beaber has
chosen to teach at Valley View and
Miss Kathyrn Willis of Yellow Jacket
the German.
The Board has done its best to secure
the best teaching talent our resources
will justify and we believe they have a
splendid force for the coming year and
we hope the patrons and pupils will all
Join the board to make this coming
year the greatest in our history.
The Parent-Teacher Association il
an organization working toward the
closer cooperation between home and
teacher and we hope all parents will
show their willingness to help by join
ing the association.
C. L. FLANDERS, Secretary
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
Friday, August 27, 1920
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty bonds are like anything
else, when a great number OF them
are thrown upon the market the
price declines. The best security
in the world today, as good as the
money in your pocket, carrying
fair rate of interest, with every
dollars worth OF property in the
United States back of them, they
have in the past several months
steadily decline in price. There
could be no other reason than they
have been thrown on the market
in great quantities.
Money is frightening up as
the bankers express it. Many
large concerns that invested Millions
in bonds now need the money, and
they are throwing them on the
market. Many persons who spent
ulOIC lDdu lucS Sbuiu dhoid within
the past eighteen months and went
into debt, now find themselves in
need of money, and they are
sacrificing their bonds to get it.
But the supply of Liberty bonds
will soon be in the hands of people
who will not have to dispose OF
them, and then the price will begin
TO ascend. That is why we feel we
cant tell Liberty bond holders OF
Dolores and vicinity too often nor
too emphatiCally to hold onto them.
The man who holds on need not
be concerned with the prevailing
price; the man who can buy them
at present prices and hold them
will be winner. The rate at
at which the bonds are now selling
does not reflect anything wrong
with the United States. 1t reflects
only the pressing need for money
now of thousands who few
months ago had enough to loan the
government some.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
REPRESENTATIVE

hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Democratic Party nomi-
nation for the Office of Representative
to the 23rd General Assembly of the
State of Colorado, for the Counties of
Montezuma and Dolores, subject to
the action of the Legislative District
Assembly, and the will of the electors
at the Primary election.
EDWARD B. CLARK.
Rico. Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
SHERIFF

| hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of sheriff of Montezuma
County subject to the action of the
voters at the general election in
November earnestly solicit your
support and promise that if elected |
will perform the duties of this impor-
tant office without fear or favor.
FRANK A. WHEATLAND.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
SHERIFF

| hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of sheriff of
Montezuma County. You know my
record as a public official. If have
filled the office to suit you l will appre-
ciate any good word you may speak
for me during the campaign and also
your vote at The November election.
FRANK PHILLEY
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Cards under this head So 90 until the
September primary; $1,000 until the
November election. Candidates of all
parties respectfully solicited.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
OIJAIITY. PRICE AND SERVICE

These are the three important things to consider
1ben bnvine groceries difference where from whom
you buy them . ,
First YOU want consider the purity and freshness
because of what the health OF yourself
fmiv Impure groceries expensive at
Second in these times Of high prices it becomes
necessary that strictest be practiced
purchasing provisions the family and every housewife
feels that it is duty to wherever she in
making her purchases the table
Third least is the service one receives from
the parties which they make their purchases 1t
one thing purchases but it is equal important
that the be deliver in good shape
for to call your attention to the quail
ity groceries. Everyone who purchases groceries
for their purity and freshness and that
exactly what they purchase is delivered to their home
your attention to the price. Travelling statesmen
around your home and prices groceries in
Pueblo Denver and with their smooth talk make
believe that you buying cheap when in reality
the price for unknown brand of good thata
standard brand would cost at store Then after
waiting for less time USUALLY greater) your
goods by freight (ofen bad shape) and maybe
what ordered and after the freight you
haven't saved nickle.
When you need groceries to store and
let prove you that the above statement is
T. II. AKIN MERCANTILE co.
DOLORES COLORADO
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27

Bird Mamma, Ice cake, Nesting
food 25c, Red gravel I5c. Pure bird
seed 30c, at The Star Office.
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27

Go'd shoe repairing saves you money.
Mail your shoes to US. Sewed Soles.
Neat Work. We pay parcel post one
way. Nelson's Electric Shoe Shop.
Durango, Colorado. 46tf
The Dolores star., 1920-08-27
THE DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

Entered at the postofice in Dolores. Colorado
for transmission through tho msils, as second
class mail matter.