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The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Ia Muna"
Clear Havana Ciesrs.

Biunts. 3 for 2so; box Of 50. 500.
Inyineiele, foil wrapper. 2 for 2Sc; box
Of IS. SS.oo.
Aroma de Cuba" made in Key West;
. for lSc; box Of 50. $50.
boz Of so. $500.
'E1 wadora," guarsnteed Havans
cigars; 60 straight: box Of 50. S2.se.
ia Emperatrix" CRothschilds), high
grade Manila; 6 for Csc; box Of 50, g. co.
la Flor de Lu1on," genuine Porto
Ricsn. 8 for Csc: box Of 50. $500.
'El Producto' Puritanos nna, lie
straight: box Of 50, $500.
"Portina," perfecto sublimes, i2o each ;
boz Of 50, $50.
'Tlans nang." genuine Manila,
for 25c; box Of 50. $500.
"Portina," perfecto sublimes. l2c each !:
box Of so, $3.50.
Charles Dsnby," sold everywhere at
sc STRAIGHT; special. 4 for 2Se; box Of
100. $500.
"Protects Safety Matches" the match
that gives the best results. Special. at
less than local wholesale prices. doser
for Csc; package Of IL dozen. -sSc.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Chill Weather
Greets Bdthers
AtTdaI Basin
Longest Day Of Year Brings
Discomfort to Pleasure
Seekers.

sSpmmer came yestsrday -, the
longest day Of the year-but she
was not greeted with the usual smile
and one-piece bathing suit.
Some took q dip at the Tidal Basin
just to celebrate the day. but they
wore skirts and long sleeves and
didn't have low necks. And what's
more" said the Weather Man. 'ft's
likely to be 30 cool the girls won't
venture near the water evenfn fur
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
TaLcun, Pouder
Standard Deodorants
Guaranteed Rubber Goods

Goodyear Hot-vater Bottle,
2-Quart size; made especially
for our stores, Of heavy maroon
rubber; guaranteed ] c1 40
year
Senate Fountain Syringe I;
full 2-Qaart size; made BY
Goodyear; guaranteed e1 90
Q years. At V4sOC
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chiasse Picaie With Write CirI..

Practically the entire popula-
tion Of New FORKS Chinatown went
on an oudng and succersfuliy re-
sisted the attempt o. two score of
white men to interfere with the
festivities. The white men objected
TO the presence Of white women in
the Chinese excursion.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Cockney Clerk "Awsks"
Can "She" Be Brother

The clerk Of Ramsgate Is puzzled.
says q dispatch from London. The
aldermen wish to send Mrs. z. r.
Dunn as their representative at a
brotherhood" meeting. The clerk
can't see how a woman can be q
brother and he's asking higher au-
thorities before granting Mrs. Dunn
credentials.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

Why The prices drug store items have not advanced IN
Washington, Ike merchandise IN other Enes-because every
Peoples Drug Store represents which makes every
effen keep The prices down high quality merchandise
Peoples Drug Stores than drug
they not only frseass prescription department but
carry complete line in every department supplied BY their
own warehouse-tAe largest in D. C.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Gene Vail Cigar Co.'S
High Life" Cigars

Commodores 10c straight;
box of &c.. .$4.7
Esquisftors, lie straight;
box of 50.. $50
Corona Medianos, lie
straight; box, OF so. 80. $50
Queens, for use, box OF
Ou So~u
perfecto shape. A 15c value.
All packed in boxes of 25.
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''Adlon"
"El Roi Tan"

Your favorite cigar at q greatly redue-
ed price This shipment contains an the
popular shapes, just received in time for
your vacation; don't fail to get youl
supply.
Biunts, loc straight; box Of 50, A.7k
Elegants, loc straight; box Of so, A.7s
corenados, llo straight; box Of 50,
$500.
St Rssis, llo straight; bsx Of 50,
$500.
vsndsrhilts, l1o straight; box Of IS,
$500.
favoritss, 2 for Csc; box Of 50, $500.
Ambassadors, for Csc; box Of 20,
$500.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

because their wages are too low.
according 70 . report made today 20
Gov. Smith by Miss Nellie swarts
Of the State Incustriai Commissfcn.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

Congress Fountain Syringe;
full 2-auart sire; guar c1 co
.nteei / year. S1.OS
Goodyear Hot-water Bottle:
full 2-Qusrt size; made esps-
cially for Peoples Drug Stores;
Of best heavy maroon rubber;
Ts.F.a'''d T..1. : Sligo
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
"Rey Ona"

All Havana. in -Four Classy Shapes
selectss, 8 for aSe; box Of so. 9. 3D.. .A.oo
Perfectes, 1lo straight; box Of so. $500
Senators, lie straight: box Of so. .S5.o
New Ports, foil. 2 for Csc box Of 25, "a. 10
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Famous Hair Tonics

Herpicids Hair Tonic. .7so
and ......................42 .42c
wild Root Hair Tonic. .s5c
x5c, and ne
wyeth Sage and Sulphur
Hair Tonic, 7ec and. ...... Sec
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Low P.y-Pesr Pksse Services.

Phone service in New York II un-
satisfactory because TOO many girls
quit their Jobs. and they do this
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Imperial Iuory Pyralin Toilet Articles

Shoe Horns ................. $50
Hat Brushes, $2.2s and. .$l.ss
Mirrors, round or oval, $S.2s.
S4.ls, SS.1s and. d............. .N.D
Combs, hne or ooarse, $50, DO
and .................. .xSc
Perfume Bottles, $2.ls, Sl.3s,
S1.2s and ................. $50
Photo Frames. ss.ss, a.ss, $l.2s,
So and $50
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Face Pouder
Toilet Creams

DaSget q Ramsdell's Cold
Cream, tubes, $50, 1Sc and loc
Dagget q Ramsdeu's Gold
Cream. jars, S1.ls, SOC, 3sc
and ........... .20c
Elcaya Cream. SOC sire. .1sc
Holmes Frostilla ..... .23c
Ponds Vanishing Cream, 3sc
and .lec
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, Hays Hair Health. .... sec
ana ..-..-.......... .Sec
, Dandsrine, 75e, 43c and Csc
, Sage, Sage and Sulphur re-
stores the hair to Its natural
, color quickly and harmlessly 40
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Ihermos
Lunch Kits

$3.50 No. 407 Half-pint
Thermos in new fiber
case, $3.7e.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

s4.7s No. 4Is Pint-size Thermos.
In new fiber case. s3.ss.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

Standard $500 Gillette Safe
y Razor; complete
With blades. Peo- 60 OQ
Plies price. ............~o'"o
Gillette Milady pecolstts, In
ivory case; $500 value, com.
plete .........'.'... Wv
GfIlstts, In gold; $500 val
Nc .....................A.s8
Gillette Shaving Set. contains
Rasor, Blades, Shaving Stick
and Brush; $3.50 value. $50
Gillette Blades, six In pack
age, 45c; dozen. n............s .ssc
Ever-Rsady Razors, $l.oo val
ne .............' ....' 80 ~
Ever-Ready Blades, six In
package ......''...''''..sSo
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;
for
Cc
Bargain, 3 for zoe
Manuel

Manuel ,.
Four Popular Shapes
(Londres). 1oc straight: box Of 50. .e4.7S
CPresidents). full wrapped, . for
$50; box Of 25...................S $50
(con. Psrfecto). loo straight; box Of
/" .........-.-. S1.to
(Peffeeto Extrs), 12c straight; box
or %. 0.................... So.o0
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Tuesday and Wednesday
Announcement
Another
People s Drug Store

Peoples Drug Stores have
purchased Mr.. Charles E. Gross
Mt Pleasant Pharmacy, 18th
and Park Road N. W., and in
a few days will be fitted up to
serve you a our other stores.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Guaranteed
Razors

Old-style straight
razors, made by the
best cutlery compa-
nies in u. 8. A So
unusual are the
quality and finish
OF these razors that
they are highly rec
commended by skill
ed BARRIERS. Every
one brand-new and
in perfect condition
$l.4s and $l.ss
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22
Smoking Tobacco
People s Prices on Cigarettes

Natural. package Of 1o...... 17e
MoguI. package of 10 ...... lie
Murad package of 10. lie
Helmar, package of lie
Turkish Trophies, pkg. of 10; 1sc
Egyptian Luxury, pkg. of 10, 17c
Phillip Morris, pkg. of 10. .2Sc
Pail Mall. package of TO-. .:sc
Rameses No. .. pkg. of 10. .23c
Pail Mall. Kings" pkg. 4oc
Herbert Tareyten. 20s.. ..27c
English Oval. eos. .,sc
Virginia Brights. 2os. $3.50. .1sc
Lord Salisbury. 15s. .1Sc
The Washington herald., 1920-06-22

Gillette Big Fsllsv." "BuIl
Dog" or Gun Metal Set. rsgu-
Choice tas 40 '..'a,..... 'asa'.. $3.98
Endsr's Blades, package Of
NV ........... 10
Ender's Rszors, s1.oo val
NO .7bo
Gem Rsxors, complete. .75c
Durham Domino Razors, Sl.0o
value ........ .76c
Durham Duplex Blades. $50
Gem Blades, Z In package 800
Aute-Strop Rasers, complete
outft; $500 value. $50. .$3.ts
Auts-strop Biades, half doz-
en-, 45c; dozen ............S $50
Keen Kuttsr Blades, package
ot nvs ................ .xoo
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08

Banker B. Prom was a Milton
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Ray Wild was here over Sunday
from Osnabrock for visit with
friends.
Extra fine Viii te Russian seed
oats for sale at The Langdon Far
mers Elevator.
Try want ad in the Democrat.
Now is the time to advertise if you
have anything to sell.
Miss Louise Diebel and Miss Amy
Simund were Milton visitors with
Langdon friends several days of last
week.
Misses Anna andAgnes Mclean and
Miss Gladys Shanks were at their
Hannah homes for visit over
Easter Sunday.
Donald MCLAUGHLIN and family
have during the week moved into
their Langdon home on the north end
OF Fourth street
Carmi Mausten was a Grand Forks
visitor over Easter Sunday with his
brother and sister at the w. A.
Monroe home in this city
Thos. Brady went down the line
Tuesday as far as Park River on
business, expecting before returning
to spend some time in the Forks and
at Devils Lake.
DR.. Hartman was down the line
Tuesday as far as Milton on a pro-
fessional trip and to arrange for the
opening up of his practice there the
first of next month.
john Forrest, assistant cashier of
the Cavalier county national bank,
left Monday for Cando, expecting to
spend part of the week there looking
after his farming interests in Towner
county
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08

Gunder Nelson was here Mond ay
from Osnabrock on a business trip.
Chas. j. Laidlaw and Sam Burnett
were visitors here Friday from Wales
on business.
Have your shoes repaired at the
O. X. shop, opposite the City Hall.
Emile Mason, proprietor.
Time is money. Call at A. O..
Void Company and take home with
you Big Ben Alarm Clock.
Miss Mary Borusky went north
Monday to Wales and this week is
opening summer term of school in
Mimic township.
County Auditor John w. Scott was
off duty and confined to the home a
day or two of last week threatened
with an attack of influenza.
Mic Spath is reported as having
safely passed the danger line and is
now progressing toward recovery af-
ter a critical attack of pneumonia.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08
Or. E. ]. Hughes
DENTIST
NJ. HOURS p.
II Phone 1l2
CHULKE BLOCK Langdon N. D

Miss "Babe'' Horgan went to
Fargo on the passenger of Thursday
last week for visit at the home of
her aunt, and to attend the wedding
of her sister Miss Lillian Horgan, a
social event in the Gateway City to
occur on Tues day of this week.
Jospeh F. Hill who during the
early part of the winter left his
home at Wales for Southern Californ
MIA hopes of the climate benefitting
his health is expected to return this
week. He has both gained con-
slderab!y in weight and is also much
better in every way.
j. W. Mahon returned Friday from
his business trip to Emerson, Man..
and this week is again back on
the job with an auction sale here in
Langdon In addition to quite list
of h0rses and farm machinery, he
also finds buyers for the household
goods of Mrs. A. Mcknight, who is
dsposing of her Langdon property
with Il view to leaving langdon.
G.. Brecke was here from Milton
yesterday giving attention TO probate
matters and real estate matters at
the Court House.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08
: Ioe,l nanneo;oos 3
3 -Veu' "oPpe''l.lye 8

When you think of tires let it be
Goodyear tires. They have reputa.
t!on. quality and the price is right.
M. Liebeler sells them.
A few good bargains in seconc
hand organs, at A. O. Void Co.
Extra fine White Russian seed
oats for sale at the Langdon Far.
mers Elevator.
VIM. w. Row went down the line
Friday as far as Fargo. and Crane
Forks on brief business trip.
Miss Maude Pinkerton went north
to Wales Saturday for a short Easter
week vacation at the home of bel
mother.
Mrs. H. E. Close went down the
line as far as Milton on Friday tc
make short visit with acquaintance
and old friends there. ,
East Alma is enc of the township.
that let it's election of March 16tf
60 by default and is holding its an.
nual town meeting today.
A. Sparkling since his return last
week from his Florida trip has rent.
ed the Office formerly occupied by
Sturm & Price south of the post office
Miss Ruth Mahon, one of the semi
ors of this year at the state univer.
sity is home for the Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Mahon.
Miss Gen,evieve Johnston left Mon
day returning to Minneapolis and re-
sumes her work at the University OF
Minnesota after home visit during
the Easter vacation.
E. j. Moen and Joseph McGauvra,
were Osnabrock visitors here on Tu
esday to enjoy the touch of winte,
that Old Boreas sent along to trim
up our weather of Easter week.
Frank Jhanke building contractor
and partner of Mic Moore, returned
Friday from visit of part of tn
winter with his sister at Los Angelo
and other points Observation-Disclosures
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08
LOUIS c. STEMBER
Graduate and Licensed
Optometrist
AT DONOVAN'S

DR.. Tom Smith is another who has
been moving this week and has a
new location upstairs over the law
Office Of Attorney Fletcher on the
opposite side of the street of his
former stand on the second floor Of
the Donovan block now occupied by
Attorney E. j. Donovan.
Attorney Geo. M. Price is this
week moving his law office from the
Kessler building to the location dur
ing the past winter occupied by H.
D. ALERT, as supervisor of the
census. The old stand of the Price
law Office is to be the new quarters
of M. F. Kessler. who has the sales
agency Of the Paige automobiles in
this county. and will make Langdon
his point of distribution.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08

Matt Kartes and family who have
been occupying a LaRgdon home for
upwards of a year past are moving
this spring back to their farm at Mt.
Carmel
Miss Eva Syres is among those
who have returned to their Langdon
homes during the week from the
University at Grand Forks to spend
the Easter vacation.
Alex. Robertson left with others
from Langdon on Monday, returni ng
to the University of Minnesota after
spending the vacation of Easter week
with the family here.
VIM. Stevenson and Rev. Faucette
we're passengers down the line to
Emerado, on Tuesday where a meet.
ing of the presbytery of the Pembina
district ls being held this week.
Miss Blanche Murphy who has the
primary department of the Huron
township consolidated school. spent
the week Of her Easter vacation with
friends in Langdon and at Milton.
Isaac Ullyot returned Friday to
his home at Hannah having visited
with Langdon friends a day or two
while here to attend the directors
meeting of the county fair associa-
tion.
j. H. Mccullough went north to
Hannah on Fridays train to interest
the people Of the end town in the
lighting plant of which he has the
sales agency over the northern part
of this state and Manitoba.
1t is noted that the meeting of the
Pembina presbytery, held this week
at Emerado is arranging for the in
stallation at an early date of Rev.
Faucette, the new pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city
M. j. Horgan spent few days of
Easter week in Fargo remaining
there over until yesterday so as to
| dClSuu CHS WSuulllS VI nlS SeCUuu
daughter, Miss Lillian Horgan which
occurred Easter Tuesday forenoon.
Andrew Wenzel, John Balsdon and
Rev. Hauser were here from the Lu.
theran church in Hay township to at.
tend the Inter- Church movement con-
vention held here Tuesday The ses-
sions being held in the E. church.
Frank j. Stad]e, Jr. who has been
making an extended visit here since
the first of the year with his parents
left Friday by train for the south.
western part of the county having
taken charge Of schoul near AL
sen until fall.
Attorney Ed. j. Donovan has this
week opened up his law office and is
now one of Langdon's legal practi-
tioners. He is located in the front
suite of Offices on the second floor of
the Donovan block lately vacated by
DR.. Tom Smith.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08
A. O. WOLD
Chiropractor and Optometrlst
Licensed to Practice in North
Dakota. Montana. Washington,
Oregon aud California
LANGDON, y. OAK.

Ray Liebeler was among the re.
turning students leaving on Easter
Monday for the Twin Cities where
he will resume his study of dentistry
after a home visit during the vaca-
tion.
Charles Il. McComh and wife left
on Monday for their hom at Winm
peg, having spent same time here in
il visit mt the jos, G. Mrtomb home
snca their winters trip u California
and points in the south.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08

Miss Ella Bleakley is resigning her
position in Co. Treasurer kelland's
office at the Court House to accept
positi on as stenographer with the
the Fir st National.
The guild society ladies of the
Pre- sbyterlan church next week an
nounce the first of a series of home
bakery sales to be held during the
coming summer-if it ever gets here
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08

Milton raised $42.35 in its tagday
drive for the Y. w. C. A. last week
Osnabrock is adding it's voice to
the loud demand of different towns
over the county for the building of
more dwelling houses this summer
The Sonth Langdon home of Henry
C. Hansen was purchased this week
by Henry Witzel. of Mt. Carmel,
who with his family are moving into
Langdcn this spring.
Tne Big Pembina is said to be
getting by with it's spring freshet
without any incident flooding out of
Walhalla and other towns at the
foothills of the Pembina mountains.
John Reid is expected during the
present week to return to his farm
from Usk B. C. where he has spent
most of the past winter looking over
mining properties in which he has
recently made investment.
Spring has again renegged and
skating is once more a popular
pastime-not the roller skate var iety
but the kind that demands temper.
ature with the mercury in the ther.
.mometer registering below freez.
ing point.
DR.. ]. w. Hamilton who has bull,
up we'll established dental practice
at Minot since leaving Langdon a
little over year ago was an arrival
Hast Saturday for short Easter visit
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Hamilton
The Smith h-Rassmusson Co., who
recently purchased the private eleva.
tor property of Tom Barry at Osna.
brock have contractors making es-
Inmates for a complete overhauling
and putting into repair of the prop
xerty this summer.
Wallhalla's baseball team
for 1920 is to be given
its initial start off and boost
at dance to be held tomorrow night.
Last season the te IN wearing the
uniform of that town closed with
the record of being the fastest line
up playing the national game il
.Pembina county.
The heavy winds prevailing during
several days of last week were re
sponsible for the wrecking of the tw,
top lengths of the smoke stack at the
Langdon Light Co., plant. which i
now some twenty feet shorter il
length than it was. 1t still over top
the Auditorium building, which ad
joins, the roof of the latter having
been lowered one-story, consequent
ly the plnat is suffering no inconven
ience by the happening.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08

Co. Conn., Neil Nicolson arrived
from Calvin yesterday for a stay at
the county seat during the April
meeting of the board of county
commissioners
The A. w Blakleys have moved
into the Albert NORM residence
property since going to Walhalla is
the announcement contained in last
weeks Mountaineer.
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAGE FIVE

Having disposed of my residence
in Langdon, offer all my household
furniture for sale at public auction
Saturday April 10th. Mrs. Mcknight
Courier Democrat., 1920-04-08
COMING EVENTS

April 5-Legion Easter Ball.
April 6-"Broken Blossoms.
April l5-Leasing School Land.
April 2O-City Council Organizes.
May 25-26-Co. S. S. Convention
May 3O-Decoration Day.
June 3O-Primary Election
July 26-28-County Fair.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


!. n BLAIR
For Mayor Of Columbus
March %. 1920.
Editor Columbus Courier. Column
bus. New Mexico.
Dear Sir hereby announce my
self a. a candidate for recollection
10 the office Of mayor OF Columbus,
asking for the office solely on the
record ! have made.
While I expect 10 be Of greater
service 10 the village In the future
than ! have been In the past yet !
want II understood that " am
elected, Il Il without any vain
promises.
because Of my duties a. mayor
and pressing business matters,
shall not be able 10 make a per-
sonal canvass Of the voters. 30
take this means Of informing the
public that shall appreciate their
support and assistance as we'll a.
their vote.
Very sincerely.
J. n. BLAIR.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
A. FREDERIcKs0N-
For Member of YIIIane board.

hereby announce myself ~ ran
didute for reelection 10 the village
board Of trustees. Said election q
be held Tuesday. April O 1870
1870.
I solicit all voters 10 investigate
the records for the past two years
a. 10 my ability and qualifications
for the position, also 10 see how the
distribution OF the funds available
has been made. also claim that.
In connection with the mayor and
other councilmen. OF putting m a
very complete set Of books account
ing for every dollar received and
showing disbursement Of same.
I wish 10 call the attention Of al
voters 10 properly select men az
this time who will and can handle
the bond issue, N carried. al this
election This will involve time
without compensation. as well as
requiring business ability. There
fore. vote for men who can and will
spend the time.
assure all voters that N I am
reelected. I will devote my time
10 obtaining the best results at the
most conservative price In connec-
ton with whatsoever issues may
arise.
I further wish 10 call your atten-
ton that having served on the
board for the past term Is an adj
vantage over a new candidate. be-
ing familiar with the past and In
line with the issues which will
mean much 10 our town.
on proper Investigation. I feel
certain I will merit your support
April g. A. FREDERICKSON.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26


The SHORTAGE 81 school room
space and facilities ~ Coluutu6 y
appalling. A now school building
b needed and u should be located
west Of lhc grade. The rapid fr0ulh
o. Columbus Il placing school ac-
comm0d1IIoue far IN the rear and
4 u up 70 The board Or education
70 ARRANGE for next years increase
Miss Edna Johnson. daughter
Of G. H. johnson Of me Columbus
Athletic Club. has purchased TIE
Columbus tboafer lobby cigar aud
candy stand Of Mrs. 4. N. Wbiie.
Miss Johnson has been residing IN
III hoso. but now will make her
home permanently IN this city with
her father.
-Robcrl Flack took out q build
ing permit this week for an addi-
ton 70 bic home on West Lima
street. Bob viii put on a large
addition including hath and modern
plumbing. Increase hls porch and
have Q new spacious kitchen for
Mrs. Flaok and the kiddies.
Secretary McKemy Of The
Chamber Of Commerce was the
most active man IN Columbus last
week. The way he handled the
carnival IN The Interests Of the q.
OF c. made The carnival people
think he was an ex-showman.
If you have a sweet girl or bet
ter still, a sweet wife or mother,
send her flowers for Easter. The
Flower Shop, i3t n. Silver avenue.
Deming, will M your order. See
their ad on the first page and order
early.
All Liberty bonds bearing cou-
pons, excepting nfth issue bonds.
are either due or will soon be due
10 trade for permanent bonds. Co
lumbus State Bank will be glad 10
handle this matter for sou.
Another new residence going
up. n. n. Alden Is building an up
to-date 'dobc. No more roaming
over this country. I'm here In Co
lumbus for good.
The Tres Hermanas mountains
Sunday were dotted with people.
young and old. holding "wciner
%roasts" among the desert poppics.
-. r. Blair, Ernest Engendorf,
Sam Fem aud N. n. Coleman were
delegates 10 the Republican county
convention al Deming Tuesday.
The carnival has come and gone
and arguments as 10 whether n car
nival Is good or not for a city Ike
Columbus Is still being argued.
III. y. Alden sold a piano this
week 10 Marrino Puchi. Mr.. Alden
represents a well known n Paso
piano firm.
1t Ia reported that Mgr. knifnn
OF the Valley Oil company has made
a killing in Texas oil leases.
Louis Hcllberg Is In Texas.
Some Of his friends say he Is get
ting interested In oil.