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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23

Mayor Arch Swap returned today
from Wyoming, where business called
him last week. He says the crop
conditions are of the best wherever
he went and there is also fine range,
but the markets are dead and the
shortage Of money is felt everywhere,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
LUNDCRENS TOUR
YELLOWSTONE PARK

Charles Lundgrcn and family re-
turned yesterday from Yellowstone
Park, where they have just spent
couple Of weeks vacation. Mr.. Lund-
gren was pleased with the beauties of
the great park and was especially de-
lighted with Yellowstone Lake. The
route through the state Of Idaho led
through some of the most interesting
and prosperous farming communities
Mr.. Lundgren had ever seen. The
great Shoshone dam was also an OBJ
ject of interest. Logan was found to
be one of the most progressive and
attractive cities on the route. The
trip confirmed Mr.. Lundgren's opinion
that Cedar Mountain, with the Breaks
and the wild beauty Of Duck Lake,
is one of the coming Fairgrounds Of
the nation. AS soon as the auto road
is completed giving access to these,
Cedar City can offer the traveller
some Of the most beautiful scenery in
the world. Cedar Canyon, in his opin-
ion, will become noted for It's summer
homes, camps and roadhouses, since
it outclasses such popular vacation
lands as Ogden Canyon and Brighton.
o
r. l.. Jones returned Monday from
Salt Lake City, Tuesday from Pang-
uitch, Wednesday from st. George
and-well Randall is very busy these
days, and manages to cover a fair
amount of territory. While in Salt
Lake City, he attended the gathering
of the Young Mems Republican Club
where Senator Smoot delivered very
able and eloquent address.
The Record was little premature
in mentioning the sale Of the Blakely
Drug Store, and this has since proved
to be one of those transactions some
times designated as "a slip 'twixt the
cup and the lip" With the contract
all drawn up, the stock and fixtures
inventoried, and the money in the
bank ready to be turned over, at the
last moment snag was encountered
in the form Of suitcase on part of
the building which could not be broken
and which when explained the pur-
chaser was unwilling to assume, so
that the deal was called off. The poor
health of Mrs. Blakely, who desires
to be with her people at Los Angeles,
is ascribed as the reason for selling
when satisfactory opportunity is af-
forded.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
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NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM
AT THORLEY THEATRE

Monday-Madge Kennedy in "The
Blooming Angel" and one reel COM
edy. o
Tuesday-Five reel feature and two
reel Western program.
Wednesday - Mitchell Lewis in
Burning Daylight" taken from the
book of the same name written by
Jack London.
Thursday-Fannie Ward in "A Jap.
anese Nightingale" Episode No. Ia
"Dare Devil Jack"
Friday-Elsie Ferguson in "ThC
Marriage Price" Topics of the Day
Saturday - Bryant Washburn il
"Poor Boob" Mack Sonnet comedy
Coming soon-f"The Shepherd of the
Hills" by Harold Bell Wright.
Doors open at 8 p. M; show begins
at 8:15.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
NOXIOUS WEEDS MUST
DOWN BY AUGUST 10TH
If Property Owners Do Not Kill
Them, State Will Do So AT
Owners Expense.

Inspector Karl Tophem announces
that the weed campaign is going live
ly on, though some of the careless
are not getting after their weeds AZ
they ought. The negligent are urg-
ed to get busy at once, as the pr, :, =
ty owners can kill them 49,
cheaper than the state will ki.lS
for him, and there is no choice but z
kill them or pay for their destruction.
A strict enforcement Of this law win
be worth hundreds of thousands of
dollars to the county. as it would
mean the slow but sure extinction of
some of our costly weed pests. If
left alone few more years, some of
the pests would take possession Of
the farms and gardens and farmers
would have to give up the fight n
gainst them.
In another column is legal notice
to property owners to clean up or the
inspector will clean up at the owners
expense.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23

1t is fortunate that the rain came
before the Twenty-fourth, rather than
unannounced on that day, as it has
been known to do in the past, catching
all the girls and women abroad in
their white dresses and drenching a
lot Of them to the skin. Now if it will
just clear up and give US good weather
for the celebration, it will be delight
full, with the atmosphere cooled and
cleared and the dust all nicely laid.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
Local News HHl|
1eSsSss$2SE =

Principal Roy F. Homer is back
from the northern part of the state,
where he has spent some time since
the N. E. A. convention in skirmish-
ing for teachers for the coming school
year, and on other business connected
with the B. A. C.
The Cedar City base ball team, ac-
companied by Manager Forbes and
Mr. WINS, left in two cars for Enter
prise this morning to play a game
there this afternoon. From the looks
Of the weather, they are likely to play
in the rain IL at all.
Clark Watson, proprietor Of the
Dixie Drug Store at st. George, was
in Cedar yesterday on his way to the
Mammoth for fishing spell. Mrs.
Watson accompanied her husband, and
they were joined here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Findlay, making a congenial
camping party.
Donald Findlay returned from Kane
county the first of the week. When he
left Kanab, "Uncle Dee" Wooley of
that place was in very precarious
condition from cancer Of the stomach.
"Uncle Dee" was one Of the leaders Of
Kane county for more than fifty years
and is we'll known in the state through
his many industrial and political ac-
tivities.
Mr.. Ellis Prentice Cole, lecturer for
the Chicago Daily News, was a caus-
ual visitor at The Record sanctum last
Tuesday. Mr.. Cole was here to visit
Zion National Park and obtain new
material for future lectures, which are
free to the public, the News setting
aside an annual appropriation Of $25
0c0 to take care Of the expense vi
this service.
F. L. Culver. well known throughout
southern Utah, having been a resident
of this county for a number of years
but whose home is now in San Diego
California, is here this week looking
after interests which he still retains
here. While in Cedar City last Tues
day Mr.. Culver dropped into this Of
fee for a short chat and to arrange
for regular weekly visits Of the grea,
exponent of moral uplift.
o
Mr.. Chas. w. Watts, of Kanosh
Willard county, is spending few days
in Iron county, spreading the gospe
Of Republicanism, which he believes j,
of paramount Importance to the peo
pie of the nation this year. Mr.. Watt.
is especially interested in seeing the
state return to the Republican rank:
this fall. At present Mr.. Watts is II
Parowan, investigating the condition
of Republican clubs of the county.
! The summer rainy season has com.
menced, and the backbone" of the
hot weather is probably broken. II
is doubtful If there will be any as hot
days again as those recently passed
this year. Yesterday there was q
heavy down-pour, which although OF
short duration converted the streets
into rivers. The indications are that
this program may be repeated each
afternoon for some days, and if so
what will become of our Twenty
Fourth celebration? And what will
become Of hundred or two tons Of
hay which happens to be lying in the
field?
Mayor Arch Swap returned today
from Wyoming, where business called
him last week. He says the croI
conditions are of the best wherever
he went and there is also fine range
but the markets are dead and the
shortage Of money is felt everywhere
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23

Mr.. Clarence Lamoreaux and Miss
Emily Melting were married last
Monday The new Mrs. Lamoreaux is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Melting Of this city and has been en-
ployed in the Golden Rule store for
good while. Mr.. Lamoreaux was a
Panguitch boy but has moved to Kane
county where he is in the sheep bust
ness. Both are popular in their re-
spective communities and each has
chosen well in making the selection of
a life companion.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
Dally Thouart

Mind IS a magnet, 'h2t which II
continually thinks It viii Draw to itself
Keep the mind on strength, power
and love and you vii draw strength.
power and love 10 YOU p milford
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
SALARIES OF COUNTY
OFFICIALS RAISED
Commissioners Fix New Schedule
for Coming Term, Beginning
First Of Next January.

Following is the list of salaries Of
County Officers as set for the coming
biennium at the last session of the
County Commissioners:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
TAX LEvIES FIXED FOR 1920

At the last meeting of the County
Commissioners, held at Parowan, ON
July 18th, the following levy was made
for the ctrreut wear.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23

This brings the total state and
county levy close to fifteen mills on
the dollar, the exact figures being 14.s
mills. On cattle and horses it would
be 1873 mills and on sheep it would
come to 1913 mills.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
HoW'o This2

We oa3ef One Hundred Dollars RrVnfd
tof any case OF Catarrh that cannot b
cured BY Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catasrh Medicine has been taksn
~ catasrh sufferers for the past thirty.
nve years. and has become known aa tha
most reliable remedy for Catarrh, Nali's
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood On
the Mucous surfaces. expcjling the Poi.
son from the Blood and healing the ala.
sased portions.
After you have taken Halls Casarrh
Medicine for . short time Won viii see .
great Improvement IN your 9enSrsi
health: Start taking Halls Catarris Neti.
cine q once ana get rid Of catafrh. 0enl
J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. Ohio
Sold by ali Druggists. 7tc.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30

b. A. Benson and family. former res
idcnts Of the kcota district. now of Sill
yer Creek. Ncbr.. arrived last Saturday
and visited until Wednesday with Mrs.
Bcnson's brother. Hiram Hin. They
are making an automobile trip to Estes
Park.
c. W. Trembly. Of Denver. arrived
Thursday and visited tho latter part Of
the week with Hector Burgess and
family who were former ncighbors. He
10 now helping Linn Craig during
harvest.
l.. A. Knipp and family returned to
ksosa Wednesday after having spent I.
couple Of months visiting relatives In
Nebraska. Iowa. Illinois. Indiana and
Michigan.
c. E. Andrews returned Tuesday
from Sps'ding. Oklahoma. r. N. Smith
and daughter. vclma. came with
him and are looking for = location near
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Gibson visited
from Saturday until Tuesday at Long
mont with their son. c. l.. Gibson, jr. y,
and wife.
Mrs. Myrtle Taylor and children and
Edgar and Fern Forsyth spent Sunday
st the K. X. Fortune home.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
NOTICE rOR PUBLICATION
n Department Of shs 1aisssse
u 8 Land Once. at Deavsr. Colorado

4, Nosies y hereby given that Harry E. Greene os
ksosa. Colorado who On Oetohes Is. 1915. nssdS
Homestead E"irz No. O222SS. tor NEl Section 20.
IO~rshtc ~. Ranas 80 W.. 6sh Principal Nerd.
yess uscoi 10 establish claim to the land above ies.
e.thed. hef!se u. 8. Commissioner Clyde l. STANLEY
1920.
Ctalnsant names - Witnesses: William A. Rho,d
asnssr. Wilbur w. Woodward, William K. Nowirs
Harry E. Rhcadasmsr. all NJ kcoss. Colorado
NARY WOLFE OARO1N Rssiafes
The Keota news., 1920-07-30

minstioa Of interest. 10 tho lands NOTICE
and tsnsments Of Thomas Nc
Manns. Deceased.
Tho people Of tho State Of Colorado to yalisre
NeNlanus. Helen NcAanu.. Thomas J. Nc.
Mann.. and Mr,. Catherine Reilly aud any aud
rixhi, title or estate in tho lands. tsne"'ents
and hsredilan,snt. Of Thomas McAana.. de-
ceased, sod, either ell =. heirs or grantees 'hsss"'
Yon and each Of you arc hereby notified that
oa ths s6si day Ut july. \. D. 40 tho pstitionsr.
verified psii,ion praying for tho de,sr,nin.tioa
of tho ds scont of tho lands. tsnomeats aud heri'
di,smen,s of QUO rhoma. NeMnnu.. deess.es,
aud tho Interest io which tho heirs or their
granlss. thereof or their assigns ar successors
in interest srs entitled tlsrein...
Tsss ~ said .s.i.sn i !. aiisssd that ne H.
iif. inis.,s,s at aud in tho County OF Weld.
state Of Colorado. On the :l.t day Of March. \.
That i,e lisi sslssd aud possessed of tho fol.
Blosk oas. in the Tow. ii keota. Weld couniy.
i.sis. Al law oi tho said Thomas Nc Manu-. DO.
ceased. Ms,s ca!hsrias MrAsnus: V.lsore Nc:
Aanus. Helen MeMann.. Thomas AeM.nu. aud
Catherine Reilly and that the post once all
dies. VI .aiL heir. a, Law of Thoias, AcMaaus.
Catherine NsMsnu., $50 cessses. Street.
v.i.ss. HsI"nu.. $40 cou<r.., Street. Chi
Helen HrNaau.. $40 Congress Street. ChIea.
1hams. !, MeM.na.. 80 Ks"il~o';h Ave-.
Ms r.i:.. sino Reilly. s,s: Peoria 1t. Chi
That Tho estate Of raid Thomas MeManu. do
ceased. hns never t,rcn administered upon In
tho state ot Colorado or elsewhere aud that
| ao psncessiinx. Tor ihc determination of he.s.
ship Ut tho said Thomas AeNsnu., dcerssc
has s.ss hcca held in Weld ceaa'y. Colorado or
elsewhere.
Nev Ths.sse.s. 70. arc se,,a-d .ha, spoe the
lish day a Sspt 1920 Il the hour n isn oein<k 4
~ ios hsa.iaa II AAid rstis !oa. eupy II ~hIeh -.
lHsna h hssxso attached tos p<tsaaAl ssssks
s''" ..,:ss - .ss. :ss =. ""ss sss '<'''s:x: DC:
q ., ssth a;Ass ssssr a. sad cause nay b. eoasi.
ssd. the sosst ~sh aake snd eater such juiovssas
snd jsesss a. lhs is~ and lhs sssdsaes ~i warrant.
N..i tho eoasi further ordered that "atics af
The time and place ef IL. hearing of said ps,i.
,i.a t.hlsh said notice shall e..alaia Iis n..as
s Il. ssss' land ."f !. til: :n.::: s:it''':.ss .s
III: nam.sal o. ail.l ri heir, 10 b. sssea Sy
qualifications ae.saai ahes wssk. for ioar .as.
er..ivs vests, in tho kee,. Ne.., . weekly
ae~. .pSl-ss puhlis In said Weld cousty. Coz.
"ssso. and that q copy u said a",ico ,s,so,iss
With copy nf said prsilisn. isr served pessoe.
all, upon all at said heir. aud sran,s". af Lsi',
~ days before said hearing. sad ~ tnaili.s
eeti-. ot .ueh pesiSan aud ao.ics 10 all af said
.,. S.s. ...;a'"s .s "t .ht. state q Their p...
q. IL BKXpFigLp.
Judge
Given under tny hand snd .,.l Of said court. n,
Hsrc'cy. Weld o.as'y. Colorado" this 3s'h ,.,
Clerk q tho pi.,r;si Court
BJc q. Anhra~y
Deputy
I. =. Griffin. E..,.
Attorney t"r p~sisioaos.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
NOTICE H0R PUBLICATION
0sDsstasot - ~ Iseas3ss
J. 3. t.ANd 00en. at 0esellas Cnlor,I

U. .. Land o@es. At 0esslias Colersds>
June II. 1920
k:sss "s.ss, rSs ss" ." ,- us. S.c as: e
Homssiead Entry. Serial No. O2A72H. fos NlNEi.
Ssetto" 70: NWl. SlNEl. Ssetioo II: Township 10
Alsd notice ot iaisntien In maks 6nai three yvsr
rsoS. 10 est ,bh claim to The land s6ovr dsseys,sd
hss~s Ctyds Stanley. United States Cossmisajoc.
&; isso q "'st o'"'s'o o" the 9Th DAY Of August
Cls!@snt nanses - Witnesses: Csosss K. Bur.
eesA Wtlaao $. Ndky. John .. Watt. Hector Hut.
aRsA ali n ksoaa. Coeosaao
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department - ~ 1atsssss
J. B. Land Once. at Sterl;ns Co1e,rsd

)une IS 1920
NossSs y hsrchY 1'ven that Thomas Knill n k,j.
kicmsssssd Eatsy Serial No. O2Ssas, Ia HiNEI
NtSEs. :extson 26. and who. on February n. i0iaH
ess $50 afdstlonal homestead entry. O276D., Ia,
Meth. Ranse So West Ssh PsinsipSi Hs,;Jsn. h.s
MED notice Of intention to make 6nsj ikrec v..,
rcoI sc essabsssh claim to hs land above descr,ed
sssose Y $. Commissioner, C1yde l.. Stsniev =;
Avs.1 Colorado. on the 9Th day OF Ausust. iS2O
n. S!smant I names as Witnesses: Earl PhijC Mahri
rc rnnc tooert A'Icn. Stephen Bath, all OF k.ious
A. ?. BROWNS. R,ssssr.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
Public Lands Restored to Homestead
Entry

Entry
Sterling. Colorado. June 10. 1920
Notice is hereby given that on August
10. 1920. at 8 a. M. the Register and
Receiver Of Sterling Land Office will
officially file the plat Of resurvey OF the
following described township. to-wit:
Township Q North. Range IS West.
9th p. NJ.
Applications may be presented inper-
son. by mail. or otherwise. within 20
days preceding August 10. 1920. the
date on which the lands will become
subject to homestead entry. and such
applications. together with those filed
at the hour of res storation will be treated
as tho simultaneously filed. and con-
fiicts Of equal rights will bc determined
by drawing. No settlement. initiated
after exclusion or release and prior to
seven days after the above date set for
homestead entry. will bc recognized.
All actual. bona tide settlers should
accompany their applications by an atli-
davit showing date Of settlement SO
initiated. citing extent Of improve.
mcntS.
A. +. BROWNS,
Register.
JOHN w. CLOYD.
Receiver.
Applications and afiidavits may b<
executed before U. s. Commissioner nj
kcots. Colo.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
A. F. BROWNS.
Register.
JOHN w. CLOYD.
Das.

Applications and atiidavits may be
executed before U. s. Commissioner nj
kcota. Colo.
The Keota news., 1920-07-30
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
No. 4744
STATE OF COLORADO &C
COUNTY OF WELD

In tho Natter Of tho Petition OF
Catherine Nc Nsnus, for deter
mination Of Interests ia tho lands
aud tenements Of Thomas Me-
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11
Land Bargain

100 acres red land, AZ miles
Dolores. 80 acres fenced with hog
wire> and cross fenced. 80 in culti-
walton. mostly In Alfalfa, balance In
timber. 6-room house. fair out
buildings. Telephone. r. mail route.
homo orchard. good location. hne
view. good neighbors. Price,
$12.600. Liberal terms. perman-
ent water-right. This is q good in
vestment or would make q beautiful
home. Chas. w. Thomas. Dolores.
Colo. r. r. d. No. l..
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11
Registered Poland.China Bo.rs

Breeding season ix ut hand.
offer : tried Poland-China boars.
raised by the Colo. Agricultural Col
lege. sired by merry Monarch. at
reasonable prices. There are no bet
ter blood lines anywhere and these
individuals are real herd heads.
Also have the best Duroc-Jersey
boar In the valley-2h years old.
by Burk's Good Enuff" by Colon
el Cherry" and Burk's Alfalfa
Queen.
T. F. TRIMMER. Receiver. p.
q. Box s.. Phone Monte 605K13.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

REGISTERED DURoC JERSEY
HOGS-Line bred Orion Cherry
King and King the Colo. breeding.
Prize winners at leading Shows.
Bears. bred sows, open and bred
gifts. for sale ut farmers prices.
Everything guaranteed.
Brse Side Farm. Il. ID. Hartman
II. I, Pueblo, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR SALE-Purebred Rhode
Island Red Cockerels. Parma Land
Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR SALE-Ford touring car In
good condition. Inquire 222 Third
Ave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Fur Sale-1O-2O Titan Tractor
Together with one 3-12 In. Deere
tractor plow. All the above In good
order and for sale reasonable
Terms can be arranged. or will
trade for hogs. lambs. Preston and
Smith. Box 69l, Monte Vista.
Phone 505Kl3.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11
T~a~h~r.' Examination

Tr,srhrr~' Examination
The regular county teachers ex.
aminationx will be held Thursday
and Friday. Dec. 10th and 18th. In
Woodman Hall. Monte Vista. be-
ginning at > o'clock.
High School examinations will he
held Saturday. Dec. 18th. at the
same place.
Bring pen and ink.
CARRIE DIETRICH.
County Supt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Our Universal room heater In the
grocery store had some Of the lin
inss burned out with tho result
that We have had to tear this down
and put In somc new parts. We are
using a small stove In place OF this
for tho present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

This 10 the year to buy useful
Christmas presents. and II you arc
to buy useful presents where would
you 20 to buy II not to a Grocery.
Clothing or Dry Goods store. We
have the presents for your inspcc-
tion that will make your friends ap.
preciate your thoughtfulncss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

List your land with c. @. Kerr 4
Co. They have lots Of buyers sl
the right prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

SEWING by the day or garment
Cor. Euclid and Grand avenue.
Mira. Cora Sadler.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR RENT-Two modern furn.
ished rooms. Inquire 1877 Bronx st
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Last Saturday demonstraf fion
Of the goodnes Of Heinz 81 variet.
les OF eatables was held In the
Grocery. Tho man who made this
demonstration said our Grocery
was the busiest place he had held
IN event Of this kind In many a
day. The people came 10 fast he
was unable to handle the crowd.
One good thing about the Heinz
people. they never try to overurEe
patrons to purchase their wares
during these demonstrations.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

MY NEW CROP Of Honey Is now
ready. Parties desiring the best
valley-grown honey. notify Carlos
Wolfe, Monte Vista. Phone 625F4,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

You can now buy the Pathe
model No. Z for 500 and receive
$2b In records FREQ with the same
this u the 3125 machine and In an
offer that should be welcome news
to you Just before Christmas. Re-
member the Pathe phonograph will
play any make Of record and IL the
equal II not the superior Of any
other machine made.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Tho grocery had couple Of ap-
pic stands erected for tho holding
Ut box apples. This gives the front
os the grocery a much ncatcr ap-
pcaranec. also nxcd = rack for grape
fruit and lemons.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR sALE-ons Fordson trsc-
tor and l2-lnch double bottom
and l l6-inch single bottom. New
last spring. Ten months time
given.
Also yellow sweet clover seed for
sale.
W. NJ. VASTINE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Two more salcspcopic have been
added to tho scliink force, Mrs,
Rochelle Hsrncy and Mrs. J. T..
Williams.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Our delivery truck made a trip
to Alamosa on Thursday and
brought back another load OF sugar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

WANTED TO BuY-rour or Ave
rooms OF furniture. Harry Levasse.
Cook at Palace Cafe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

The Store has taken on a dsc,d.
cd Christmas look. number Of
Spruce trees form tho main feat.
urc Of the holiday trim. Tho
Christmas spirit will be found In all
the departments Of this Big Merry
Chrtstmas Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR SALE-Ford truck like new,
late model. Come and see the ton
and one-half Duplex before buying.
A real farm truck. NJ. l.. Curtin,
Ford Garage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11
FA&ETrS STORE NEWS

"Emeieaey should b. = STEADY
diet and not . banquet"
We should strive 10 ba sn,cIen,
At sii 'imes aud In all our sndssv.
ors. II helps to be efficient period.
scaiiy but the person Who makes
the most progress must b smcisnt
sl all times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR SALE--House and building
lots. address box AS Monte Vista
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

Private Sale
commode. s dining chairs. l
bedstead. /? rocking chairs. heat
Ing stove. cook stove. EOS Pros
pect Ave. Phone 1872 J.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

1t IL only ~ days until Christmas
and only IL shopping days. You
will have to. speed up your Christ
mas buying or have q grand rush
at the last moment
Read our advertisement on last
page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR SA1.E-Six-room modern,
house. west side. close In. with or
without furniture. Payments to
suit purchaser. W. II. winchcll
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR sALE-Fordson tractor
with l2-inch gang plow. Phone
Center 8? Rl:.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-Dodge tour
ing car. good condition. Harold Has
gard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

--LOST-Sunday afternoon be-
tween Soldiers Home and Center, u
pockctbook containing money .and
stamps. Finder will confer n great
favor by leaving ut Wallace State
Bank.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-11

-LOST-A bar pin. set In fvc ycl-
low topaz. Reward for return TO
Journal Office. or to Mrs. Grant.