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Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
Held for Trial

Charged with having stolen prop
erty in his possession, f. Gonzales, 38
years old, was bound over for trial in
the superior court yesterday by Judge
Griffin, of Brawley. and unable to
furnish bond was lodged in the county
Jail pending hearing. When searched
by Deputy Sheriff f. G. Weir, $1O2. .38
was found hidden in his shoe and a
gold watch valued at $50 was sewed
in the lining of his coat. Antonio
Cartez, a. years old. was arrested
with him. Undersheriff Harry Bar
ker and Deputy Sheriff Harry Blake
took the men in custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
s.RANQuET.

e Verne Bishop, formerly co-partner
OF p. B. Smith, in the jewelry firm of
Smith & Bishop, was rendered fare
well dinner at the Barbara Worth
hotel last night by the officers and
past exalted rulers Of the Ell Centre
Elks Lodge. He left following the
dinner for Santa Ana, where he will
mafe-hisr home IN the future.
Those present were: C. E. Pitzer,
lrl E. Henrichsen, L. R. Philley, Sam
W. Dunaway, Lee Hetzel, w. S. Faw-
cett, M. w. Conkling, j.. R. Stewart,
Q L. Davis, George Silcum, O. B.
Tout, H. B. Ellison, Phil D. Swing,
Verne Bishop and C. F. Homes
Mr.. Bishop was exalted ruler of the
local lodge in 1917-1918..
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
Arnold is Arrested

w. B. Arnold, proprietor of the
Brawley Feed and Fuel Yard, who
Saturday morning killed Antonio
Baloma, when he found the Mexican
prouling in the yard and in the act
Of stealing wood, was arrested yes
terday on charge of murder and
the preliminary hearing, set for
Tuesday, January rs, before Judge
Griffin Of Brawley. He was released
on bond.
The jury's inquest found that the
act was justifiable and that the man
killed Baloma in self defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19

least two minutes the remarkable
struggle of these two animals occupy
the whole screen, and it is said IN the
manner nj which they finally reach
safety is such as to elict actual cheers.
Betty Blythe and Lon Clancy, and
Lewis Stone play the principal roles
assisted by an all star cast.
Thursday and Friday at the Topic
theatre.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
Stripping Threshers

Alleged to have stolen equipment
from threshing mashines and engines
at Calipatria, William Naylor, Frank
Star and Stanley Jackson, We're
bound over for trial before the su.
perior court in this city by Justice Of
the Peace w R. Harper, at Calipatria,
According to Deputy Di$-
trict Attorney Charles E. Scott, Star
and Jackson have confessed, and
stated that Naylor caused them to
commit the crimes.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
MAT MAN HERE

Hackenschmidt, one time contender
for the world championship, due to
arrive in Ell Centre this evening or to-
morrow morning preparatory to his
match with X. Romanoff at the Amer
lean Legion Athletic Club Friday
night.
Romanoff has been in this city for
the past week making friends with
the members of the legion and when
he steps on the mat at the opening of
the match with the German invader he
is scheduled to be a 2 to l favorite
over his rival.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
TALK TO PUBLISHERS.

An illustrated lecture on paper. its
manufacture and history will be given
by Victor Hecht, of the Zellerbac..l
Paper Company, to the Imperial Val
ley Fr1nters and Publishers Board If
Trade at the Barbara Worth hotel
Monday evening at 6 o'clock. under
the auspices of the American Type
Founders Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
MEETINGS CANCELLED

The scheduled meeting of the home
department of the farm bureau at
Seeley for Thursday evening, January
20, has been cancelled and all other
home department meetings at that
center, announced Miss Mildred Cor
bin, home demonstrator, owing to the
discontinuance of the department in
that district,
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
VETERANS TO FEAST.

The Imperial Valley Camp of the
Spanish War Veterans will hold it's
annual banquet at the Barbara Worth
hotel this evening for the purpose of
installing the newly elected officers
Of the camp. Judge Franklin J. Cole,
judge advocate for the Department of
California will act as installing Of
ficer. A cordial invitation has been
extended to all Spanish War veterans
and the families to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
BANK CHANGES.

With the announcement that j. G.
Cash, formerly manager of the Ell
Centre barnch of the Southern Trust
and Commerce bank, and later mana
ger Of the Brawley bank, has been
transferred to the head institution at.
San Diego, word was also received
tfat n: w. Brewer, assistant manager
of the local branch, under Paul Black,
as reward of efficient and faithful
service, has been appointed to re-
place Mr.. Cash. L. L. Hebert will
succeed Brewer in the local branch.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to the following: j. Alfonz
Swan, 81 years old, to Norine Robin
son, rs both of Yuma; John Elliott,
56, to Della Pitts, 18, both of Imper-
ial; and Charles C. Bowles, So, to
Allie Jackson, 80, both of Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19

The HODGES LOAN & AUTO CO. is a strictly local
institution depending entirely on local patronage We
have S25000O.0O invested in the automobile and
tractor business in Imperial Valley AS distributors for
the STUDEBAKER the LELAND BUILT LINCOLN
stock of parts for the protection Of customers
The guarantee that give you your automobile or
tractor something We have big investment and
ability to remain in business is the only way we can
protect this investment To remain in business
live to promises That do best evidenced
by the increasing number of that market
ing-over ID cars the first half of this month.
We want you to investigate the Sudabaker and Lincoln
cars-Investgate guarantee and long time pay
ment plan.
We carry all paperdo not sell it to banks or
loan companies. You deal with from start to finish,
thus necesstatng the continuance of amcable salts
factory relationship at all times.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19

Arthur Edgar of the Edgar Bros
Co. Implement store and Ray Edgar
of the Edgar Bros. Realty Company
attended the annual meeting Of the
board of directors Of the firm held at
Imperial Monday afternoon and eve-
ming. At this meeting the board list
ened to reports from all department
heads and managers, and planned the
work Of the organization for the
wear 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
HIGHWAYMAN BOUND OVER

Preliminary hearing in the case of
Antonio Cortez, alleged to have taken
gun was held in Brawley, before Just
ice of the Peace Griffin yesterday
morning. He was bound over for trial
in the Superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19

| Justice of the Peace Houston C.
Smith, of Imperial sentenced Melisio
Ruiz, 27 years old, charged with va
grancy to 80 days in the county
Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
DEATH OF e. R. CUMMINGS.

G. R. Cummings, who moved to his
(anch at Seeley one month ago, after
a residence of five years in Brawley,
died at an early hour yesterday in
the Ell Centre hospital, after weeks
illness with double pneumonia
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
(M2ss ss@ol7hn
CHIROPRACTnR

Well known undeniable success, 422
Broadway, Ell Centre. Hours to
b p. m.
Dancing School, Davis Hall. Winter
term starting, Saturday evening. Les
sons $500. Private lesson any time by
appointment. Phone AZ. Madame
Payne.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-01-19
NOTICE

Imperial Irrigation District Gener-
al Fund Registered Warrants are pay
able down to and including Register
ed Number 20407.
R. H. MADDUX, Treasurer,
Imperial Irrigation District.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
fRocks FOR LITTLE MISSES
Dainty GHeees Presn cesnbiWat3eWo q
oeeandlee; oeesOeeto Excellent
tee Parry Weas.

This u the season for splendid baF.
eains In materials, both remnants aod
bolts Of materials. II yoa DO not make
your own frocks you surely can ssw
for the younger msmbess of the nm
ily, and II u surpsislas what attrae.
tivo little froc1n can b fashiooed ae
home at modssats cost
The dalntiaot e@ect1 may b o.
tained from combining two shades Of
organdis, suitable for child Of sax o.
eight. A short yoke u fastened TO
full skirt, which alternates With bande
oe The two shades. A collar q ~
darker shade finishes the round nsck.
and tiny pun sleeves lend . quaint
cir.
For party wear try pink eeoegstts
sashed In Frsnch blue. Trilled d.
llshtfully, this frock u long wasted.
% smart frocks are this season. ana
the soft satin sash II draped Low
about the hips. Cunning frills deco
rate the short sleeves and outline ths
oval neck. A clip OF Aesh charmsuss
u worn under this sheer frock.
Combination dresses afford Q clever
way Of utilizing short lengths Of mate.
rial. Navy tricotins allied With gray
satin makes q fetching dress for ''eax
years old"-a chemise frock With The
upper part Of the satin and the lower
section Of the heavier material. A
narrow striEg girdle Of the tFscotine
confines the looseness at the waistlins.
A bit Of gray embroidery adds smart
touch.
Wool Jerseys with trimmings q
white linen - another fAvorite frock.
L 10 always advisable. however. to
have the collar and cuffs detachable.
Two sets will add convenience to this
type Of frock.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
A Second Solomon Come to Judgment

inED and shapeiy legA bat glr1s who
exhibit these do not make much q Q
bit.
.faint and powder may hsap at
times. but . boy likes best the rudy
natural completion. He likes q Slra
who snusgies up to him while dancing.
but doesn't respect the siri for II. 6s
doesn't care for the ciingiug Vine type.
He wants girl who can cook, who b
economical and thrifty. and who takes
an interest In children: Q girl 10 .
clean dress, one with . smile and .
pleasant greeting.
n can tell you from my own expe.
riences why some young women Do soe
attract men. There was one who wss
always losing buttons. Anothse
spooned With everybody. A third
,wapped boys letters with other girls.
RI knew another girl who was gym.
pathetic, who understood. She wes
quite attractive. That u what the
ideal xirl should have: understanding
and sympathy.
.Always have . bright facs and
wear . fresh, clean dress Tor your hus-
hand when he comes home. Never Dee
him see you In an untidy kimooo an
with your hair awry."
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
in Gotham But Not Chicago

y HlCA0O.-The artlsss and touch
~ Ing custom oe embroidesing Q
trailing dssign ee fosEet.ms-nots % Q
pair q Suspenders for the young
spruce u The latest wrinkle In Nsw
Yoek, bat woe to the trouble-maker
who attempts such thing In Chicago.
say State street. authorities.
The male species has Q perfect
right to . baek 70 . primitive and
logical method oe holding up lts coo-
iinuatioas. elsewhere. II Il wants to.
bat le Just lan't being done In ChieaSo
Unless. says H. Young. Il 70 done un.
der cover.
"lt's like this" said Mr.. Young. You
either wear suspeodess and keep your
vest On, OF you buy what looks IKE
The latest thing In harness.
1T goes o. under the shirt and it
has an eQuipolse arrangement Of
straps that ats over your shoulders
and u adjusted over your trousers at
the sides. But not man under forty
will wear them and only 20 per cent
of those over forty.
"As for the ssspendsss being IN
The Keota news., 1921-07-15

q loao.tasoeaed girdle. worn with Q
shirt ol light rooe basooee satin. A
roe stlk soft spoet hat. embroidered
II Q fow tan wool netifs. completed
~ chaf0ine G9ect.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
ST0QIES &sz% &&sz sz7'ss her,
and PLANNING HI, Future

Of bed every morning at q. Never uss
tobacco. Never. use Intoxicating liQ-
uors. Never complain. /.
avoid all worry and keep Q has.
monious mind. Worry 10 amoos the
worst things In the world. Have Q
strong will power. Always look for
the new. Keep calm"
On bis ninety.ninth birthday annl-
versary Doctor PEBBLES walked erect.
ooly occasionally using Q cane: his
sight was good. although he used spee.
tacies for reading: bis bearing "as
good ~ ever" and his appstits and
digestion he declared excellent. His
long white beard and hair gave him Q
truly venerable appearance. Asked
what his plans for the future wsre. b
replied:
To live Q number II ysafs more
and to write at least another book.
THIS will be On the progress q Chris.
tianity ~ II 10 preached. showing how
preachers are leaving bell ars. bgio-
stone. purgatosy and many other Cd
time dogmas behind"
Doctor PEBBLES was born March q.
1872. at Whltinsham. Vt. and waS
graduated from Oxford academy. CAe'
mango county. New York. In ls4l. He
has travelled around the sastA I've
timeA
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
FOR SPORT wear
Sweaters h 0eaoI,tfm Weaves
and Charming colors.
combinatlsa q Tlnto That Apord
Peettleee 9AVeee preveo - y
oAloe ppobtoM.

Evssywhese eoe goes shopping Just
ooW there aso 70 b oeon the most
delightful sweaters In all weavss and
eo)oes. and also The most attractive
sport skirt1 In all The wanted shades
Of the nsW silks. But sometimes Il
u . problem to know Just what co.,
oes to combine TO obtain The peettjo0e
sdsct.
4 beautiful sweater. tuxedo MODEL.
Of peach silk in Q fancy weave. was
wusn with canton esspe skirt a
FrsoeA blue. and The eombinatioo was
vesy dainty. 4 rather large droop(ng
hat oe the blue crepe was fhced With
peach gllk, and Woen With this Cos
tune.
OF eourse, white - tbe most practl.
eal for . spost skirt, - Il goes well
With any blouse q sweater you NAY
care 70 wsaf. II you have . white
s1lft from last summer. and Il % Q
bit yellow iron -laun6esinG. why not
tint Il sos Of ths nsw shadss1 Thsrs
are any number q good eolssinS pow.
den On The martst that require no
bolling and but Q fsw minutes' time.
You might tint your last years. skirt
lovely maiss ahads and wear It
With Q black slip-oa sweater. II you
Fun yoljew S1hbsa through your blaek
sweater the result Win b VIZ
st1lhtnG.
An uansuA outls Was Q coat
sweater q eheeolate eesoeod wool WITH
The Keota news., 1921-07-15

fashion this year. ana embroidered
flowers at that. Il Just Isn't possible"
Il was long time ago. ~ 20 years.
that the male Of the species began DE-
cardlng coats On bot days. thus expos'
ing those unattractive items Of attire
called suspeoders. Before that he Used
to swelter In the lightsst Of tweeds
and sssges with linea waistedatA Theo
fellows began to leave o6 their waSse.
coats and. although The exposed sAife
looked awful at 6rst. the custom b.
came universal. That wa0 when eho
belt came In, and suspeo0efs were put
away for the summer.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15

7 AXE EOREST. lLL.-what type
II q giri appeals to . wholesome
boy1 What things Do boys object tot
What qualities has the ideal garsS
Floyd Brown. director Of the Young
Mems Club Of Lake Forest, vho sayS
he has had lots Of experience with
girls, having been engaged three times
before hs married. answers all thess
questions. On Invitation he spoke to
100 girl ssudeuts Of fashionable sem
lnafy.
"Boys do not IKE girls who talk
loui. chew gun In public. powder their
moses Of cross their legs In public. Or
flirt with other inen while under e.
cort," b said. They like silk stock
The Keota news., 1921-07-15

n O8 AN0ELES.@This city has
II man who has lived 80 years and
says he's going 70 keep right on living
for some tiue. He 10 Dr.. James Mar.
tin Pee6lss. physician and author. who
recently celebrated his ninety ninth
birthday anniversary and has written
book On "How to Live Q Csntury and
Grow Old Gracefully" He ascribes
bis long life In large measure to alb
stinence from eating animal nssh.
Doctor. PEBBLES stopped eating meat
when he was thirty y.nine years old. He
wrote his book on the rules Of living
when hs was sixty.twc.
Othee rules he made for himself
and which 10 said be believed had
helped him to reach his advanced
years included:
60 to bed every night At $50. Out
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
Picture Framee.

Pictures are often framed In gilt
with polychrome decoration. Venetian
blue being q favorite tint for harmon
ising with q reproduction q some old
masterpiece such - ~lnnocence," by
1A1nolds.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
Fee ths ssvsins Rses..

Make paper coenueopia. heos Il "a
your chair when sewing. Roll the p.
per up from one corner and pin up
the tin. Drop into It all your looee
threads. When through sewing throw
the whole thing into the 0re. This
vill ave much time and keep tho
6ooss clean.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
KEEP WORK BASKET CLOSED
oalk o. Theea6 0eeeme oAahby aNd
ea1ed n Continuously 9xpeeed
- ~ losl

Sllk o. thread become shabby and
faded II kept In he light o. IL an
opea woek basket. TO overcome this
and g have them coove0ie0t for use
take Q good sised square pastsboard
boz and 0t q board inside. Then
pue nails In The board at various In.
tesvals In rows faf enough apaEt to
allow space for The regular sise
spool sink Of thread to stand easily
s30o By sade. When not IN uss Glip
The spool over the NAH. after max
ine sure that The eod Of the thread
= fAstoned - it eannet unravel. Cover
e and keep Il IN Q coavenisnt place
In the sewing room. TIE advantage
u that at Q glance you know which
six. you need without disturbing The
othees, and they ars always freaA,
sloaA and right tAscA
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-10-06
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HERS6lr. 5ig7 8f' - '- '

Estate Of Albert A. Whitfield, De-
ceased. No. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that on the
oath day Of October A. D., 1921, at
ten. o'clock in the forenoon Of said
lay, I will present to the County
Court Of Jefferson County. State Of
Colorado, At the Court House in
Golden, my accounts for, final ssttle-
meHt Of administration Of said Estate
whdn and where all persons in inter
est may appear and object to them
II they 20 desire.
And at the same time and place
upon the verified Petition Of Alice
Whitfield, claiming therein to be the
widow and an heir At law Of said
deceased and ~ such entitled to an
estate Of inheritance in the intestate
lands, tcnements and hereditaments
constituting all or a part Of said
estate, said court will receive and
hear proofs concerning the heirs Of
said deceased, and will judicially
ascertain and etcrmins the heirs Of
said decedent, it being alleged in
said Petition that sold petitioner,
Alice Widdifield, of Edgcwater.
Colorado. the widow, and Jessie A.
Helner Of Edgewater, Colorado, 4
daughter and Charles w. Widdifield,
{ Table Rock. Nebraska, a son, and
Clark Widdifield Of Denver, Colo
RADIO, son, are the sole and only
heirs at law of said deceased.
An persons who are or who claim
10 be heirs Of said deceased and in.
terested In said estate to appear and
defend therein or abide the act Of
the court in the premises.
ALICE WIDDIFIELD,
Administrative of said Estate.
Sept. %. l92l-Oct. 20. 1921.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-10-06
.ARvADA's AWAKENING

Z Under the caption "One Towr
With q Big Ambition" the Denver
Times says editofally:
Attention Ii called to the practi.
cal steps being taken by Arvada t.
earn the title Of 1.-THE Garden Su-
burb Of Denver" The Arvada Com
munfty Club Is directing n move.
ment to beautify the town alonv
systematic lines and has engaged the
sevices Of . firm Of Denver land
scape designers in order that the i'm.
provements may be carried in q CO.
herent and harmonious manner.
Those familiar with the location
of Arvada recognize the natural ad.
vantsees Of the town for the pur-
pose Of civic bsautification. Stu
atsd bat few miles from the foot
hills. In the midst of = fertile vd1ley
and commanding an unexcellcd view
Of the front range and the snow.
topped peaks which surmount T..
Arvada will need but little work
from man to achieve the ambition
she has announced. s 500
City planning is something Of a
new profession. sltho Il is not Of new
origin. Very few cities. in spite Of
the fact that our national capital
was thoushtfully laid out In the
early days Of the republic by LEN.
FAINT, Warrington and others. thus
constituting m admirable object
lessen. have had the benefit OF In
tclligcnt, care and dcign in their
rhyrical lfene,es.9 Mort towns and
citsea merely erSw. sosdctilnes spraw-
ling out In such fashion that i'm
provement later becomes impossible.
sometimes enjsysme tha benefit Of
such visish rs Myor speer applied
70 Denysss physieal seeds. remsdy-
ing esN1k tioiD In Sine. N-ssii
Arvsds, hewevsr, h talking Of
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-10-06
HANG osir Youf SIGN
ssM Gny W. BilslAnd

The I.stld he, ~ greatest re-
wards u. fhosslls who assert their
right tui.them. Ta s Il
Thersih asvorld d psychological
truth inijIths swittacisn that "ths
wheel thsy sqitIeaks TIE loudest is
the wheel that gets the grease"
Many a man of superior inherent
ebNtys and possibilities goes through
life i'll inferier position and circum-
scribed success, becauye he is either
too modest, too self-depreciatory, or
i,slss inst plunb afraid to- assert
shiiisA claim his own.
MANY smother man Of limited OF
sahAsrior ability rises to high places
i1k Gq1msnted emolumerts, because
ma as,the courage 70 capitalize what
possess-and the nerve to
advertise Il.
He, asserts himself. He claims his
own. He tells tie world, ~ AN So-
snd So. CAN do This-and-T That"
He tacks title after his name OF
puts a handle before it. He hangs
nut = sign: Doctor, Lawyer, EEK
pert" Specialist" r.
Tire public takes him At his word.
II believes that he Is what he claims
"a bss that he can DO what he says
he can. So long as he reasonably
lives. up to his promise, the public
patronizes him-not getting as good
goods or service, however, as the less
soeftive nsan could deliver, but TAX
ing what he CAN get, because it
does not, KNOW about the superior
but too silent-man's ability.
q Not that the mediocre man is to
he cersured, so much as the superior
man should be shamed into emullat
ing his less efficient but more bla'
tant brother. oa 05a.'
II you really HAVE the goods
take that bushel off your candle ant
let your light shine. .90rti--
| G Claim your hirthright-asser'
yourself.
Hang out your sign,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-10-06
Telephone Arvada s5
MORE spl;iisiEE Fo1AavADA.

MORE sII Fo AsvADA.
Som. co., n lie NOW grad
uslly awahsnils the 1T that the
Arvad. Bu,spr5 i. ~ Quoting a
for an is.ss.., eireaI, s.np; Tse
town Of Arvada hes now been Mirly
thoroly canvassed and the candidates
in tle, i.lspapshiq 4ubl ri WORKING
thest = 1|strW6 Nth .iihcrSisias
persistency.
The Enterprise is giving away
around $2.64Qs in prizas and sasmmiss
ssons in tstIA lal M scircl
lation. iAi }Kese69td lation
nssns wv ~ pisyls assi5 adiklI
IN Emf pr1 III Gaat.I Nv III fora
These pS1SlSi tSlSst sss AN
50. ). =, ef I w IN I'll a q
If Arvada business people want
The bp By e ~ 'TFe .end sin-
prise they can get It thru the Enter
prise advertising. columns, II Ar
vada business people dSkot want
the patronage Of Entsprke readers
the services Of or advertising eel
umns win be plasat Tie dispose
Of people xbewt1s this EApsiness,
The Enterprise advertising rat"
effective with this issue Is twenty
five cents per inch. No one is 60
ing to get, lit any cheaper. The
news columns will b fill4d. tqa III
extsnt justified by the financial re
turns from the advertising columns,
This rate is based on the circula-
ton Of the paper when the rate wa.
announced 10 our advertisers mon
tn ago. Then we were prfntinE 600
copies. The nnsxt week we began
rrintipg, $50 copies, the following
week 1850 copies were rrintsd and
1000 Of these were mailed to stock
holders IN The Midwest Tire Com
| pany. Last week we circulated L..
| 900 copies" IN jefferson county
This week We are doing the same
People who are using our edvertis
| ing columns, have been getting Thu
service 1t the old rate without an!
solicitation on the part Of the Ester
prise.
= While advertising Is sold at y
much per inch the advertiser reall!
buys % much circulation. EHtsE
! prise advertising is cheaper at two
bis an incE tAan advertising II
other pdpGasS y a lower rate whs'
the other papers have practically nj
circulation in this trade territory.
Io5alty to the home town paps
Is fstnrned many fold to progressive
AAveseisers. Arvada business mel
who do not want a newspaper her
unless they keep it in . rut arerth
very worst enessies the town. q,
have. We ask our subscribers Il
do all their trading with those VI
advertise In their home town pape
for they can give you better bar
gains; squarer treatment and NOR
satisfactory service.