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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15
EDCEWATER COMMUNITY NEWS
By MRS. JARRETT j. BENSON

An emergency pump for Edge
waters sewer system has already
been considered necessity and such
provision has been made up to the
present time. but just now. one Of
the pumps regularly operating the
sewer plant has broken down. Al q
temporary measure the motor from
this pump is being changed over to
the gasoline engine pump until the
carnage can be repaired or new
pump purchased and installed. The
change is being made under the
supervision of Mayor Benson anc
Mayer Pro TEN Carpenter, who arc
also in communication with different
companies handling pumps, getting
prices relative to repairs and pur-
chase and hope to have fact and fig.
ures to submit to the Board Of Trus-
tees at an early date. II a new
pump is put in 1t will, no doubt, be
an automatic control, centrifugal,
vertical style which will be quite an
Improvement over the old style
plunRer now in use.
Something new, pleasing and ever
changing was introduced into the
social life of Edgewater with the
every Wednesday night family gath
ering in Community Hall. Supper
will be served at 6 o'clock. and will
be followed by n program and De-
vctional service. Time will be given
for the various community and
hurch organizations to hold their
nusinccs sesG, ons and the evening will
close with a social hour. Como and
bring the family.
We regret to announce the dealt
of Mr.. William Marshall, who wa,
operated upon ut st. Anthony
Hospital on Dec. 4th and passed to
ms heavenly hcme on Dec. 9th.
mr.. Marshall was one of Edgewatert
most honored and respected citizens
and his death brings sorrow to O
large circle Of friends. He Is sur
vived by his wife and several sons
I'D daughters who have the sym
pathy of the community in their hour
y. bereavement.
When the members Of the Y. M
?. c. appear, az they plan to do al
IN early date, all tagged. with tuch
trgs as has nevor been seen on land
nrr sea, do not be startled and think
that that ths h. ~ ts,Is XIV VI, l.H b. ds9aadea
KIeaclcs, fer the Y. M. p. C.. ID an
organization noted for its mild man
ners. Half of the members viii, b.
tagged. l and tho other half. Thou
md they proprose to go on a quest
FOR "The other one"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

Tuesday evening tho drill team
gave surprise party 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Graves, It neing thsir
iirst wedding anniversary. They
were shOwered with all kinds of love
ly gifts and sandwiches and coffee
was served by the team.
Capt. Swayze Of the Maple Grova
Drill Team installed the Officers OF
Crescent Grange, for the ensuing
year. Brother Swayzo acted in
The absence of Brother Morris, STATE
Master. The committee served IA
oyster supper and Haroli kotner and
Mr.. Swayze made the responses fer
the evening.
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Fred Brestel, Jan. 4th.
The Broomfield Community chupci
will have a Christmas tree for the
Sunday School children Christmas
eve, and the Rev. Mr.. Mcclure wi !
have charge Of the services. We
wAntfto say right here that Mr.. No.
Clure has made great impression
on this community, he is man we
not only respect but we admire, for
he is one of US, he enters into tn
sports of the community and under
stands human nature. He is the kin,
of man the community needs and
wants.
There is to be New Years eve.
pie social and entertainment given
at the community church, Dec. 3lst
to bid goodbye to the o'd year and
welcome to the new. Tho ladies In
charge of the affair, Of which Mrs
Fred Brestcl is chairman, wish to see
large gathering at this time, 1t Is
an occasion of rejoicing as well a.
a few minutes of prayer. With so
much sickness and uncertainty, w
can ct least ut this time, give n
silent prayer or thought to some
thing in our lives beyond the mater
ial and devote few seconCs
something spiritual.
The Drill Team Is planning a Xmac
Tree fer the next meeting night ana
Everything"
Ben and Theodore Hutchinson arr
preparing for sale mt their ranch
just after the holidays.
The School children CT the Broom
field and Lorraine schools will join
IN giving the Xmas entertainment
Friday evening, Dec. 23rd, at eigh'
o'clock in Grange Hall. Teachers in
charge are Miss Gertrude Nelson an'
Mrs. BERTHE Bruraurc Of the Broom.
field school and Miss Alice Cochran
of the Lorraine school.
G. W. Bonar and children are il
frcm the effects of vaccination.
Mrs. Harry Shaw left last week
for Galesburg. H., for n few week.
visit with her sister.
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B r 90 MFIELD NEW S
CORA s. GREGG, Correspondent

Mrs. Fredling is down from Gree.
ley to spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Brestel.
A great many are on the sick Isl
this week with different ailments.
Mrs. Fred Brestel is confined to her
bed with some form Of flu. Misses
Stella and Nell Eggleston are suf.
ferlng with the after effects Of vac
cinaticn, Master Nathan Eggleston
mas been very i'll with tonsllitis and
che children of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
are down with scarlet fever, SO it
behooves US ali to be. careful ~ we
are not immune from anything these
days, not only profiteers but disease
as well.
Miss Bertha Williams wishes to an
nounce that there will be specia.
rates at the Radiant Beauty Pariors
on Welton Street, during the morn
ing hours, for those wishing to take
advantage OF these opportunities.
This 10 quite an inducement to out OF
town patrons. Miss Williams b &c
well known it is needless to say
more. She is a new York Graduate
IN her line and will give satisfaction.
Mrs. A. Peterson and ker daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Peterson spent tn,
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler and
Mrs. Ketchem and baby dined with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins Tues.
evening. Dec. 18th.
Tuesday was. the occasion of Miss
Duke Molholm's birthday, and OF
course the Drill team had to hand il
to her, 1--WE are an awful lot, Ill tell
the worldly Well, anyhow we just
gave her real good beating and a
1ew presents and just said II she
ever deserted US we would just give
her worse beating.
The Drill Team, under the cap
taincy Of c. A. Graves has been in.
vited to put on the degree work, Dec.
10th at Empire Grange near Fort
Collins. Capt. Graves has his team
well lined up and VIC expect to make
a good showing in our future work.
Motto: "All hang together and we'll
show EN-" The team nrc having
lots CT good times lately, one week
the men think they are very hospit-
able but the women of the .eam have
surprise for the men, the mex
week, watch out.
Master Harold Ketner is reponsib'e e
for lot Of our "doings" he recite
very appropriate but mcst original
poem after installation the other
evening, end he mentioned some
things very personal, well, the writ
sr wondered why she didn't carry
out her original intentions. Com
rreneZ vous, monsieur?
Harry Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Brown, is i'll.
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It Il an unlawful act In Edge
water and one that may result inss
fist encounter, to give and man. wo.
man or child friendly pat On tho
arm these days. The old advice,
Just clap him on the arm and say
hello. old top" d bster left alone.
Indeed, the only safe And sane
method Of being friendly seems TO
be to stand far off and shout. "how's
your vaccination"
Little Donald Wyatt has recover.
ed from u recent illnsss.
F. G, Wilmors has gone to the
sunny southland and will spend the
remainder Of tho winter In Miami.
Florida.
Miss Irene GreHg who ID attending
college in Greeley will spend the
holidays with her parents on goth
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wyatt were
dinner guests Of Mr.. Wyatt's sister,
Mr.. Cole Shelton Of Denver on Sun
dav Dec. ltth.
Mrs. J. ]. Benson attended the two
days Area Convention Of the City
Mission Society In Denver on Dec.
l4th and 18th.
The Romans held their regular
business and social session on Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mr.. r. o. Copeland arc
the proud parents Of little son who
arrived on Sunday. Dec. llth.
, The Geo. Heyller family lave
movad into thoir r->S<,, ..,,.
Chase Street.
The L. A. Society held their regu.
lar business meeting ON Thursday
afternoon. which was followed ~ 4
delightful social hour.
Thos. Wayne and n. A, uieies N
have taken the sale Of ths old Con,
munity church building and anyone
interested may get information rela.
tive to price etc from either Of tn,
above named gentlemen,
The friends Of Mr.. and Mn, Frank
Miller regret to learn thst 2Y. MI.
Ter Is III in st. Luks's hospital.
Mrs. Van Sickle and children hare
beon visiting Mrs. Nancy Kirk. Mr..
Van Sickle, who 10 asughtsr
Mrs. Kirk b . former resident G..
Edsewstcr ,bnt 10 now mskine her
home In wyomias. t w
TIA EEidsy ptstt piats.s eAow !
W.T. S0kadsAR Sss6eDs - ~ 1r-,i
gram Of sMuseinsnt fer - In
munity, and those who an jntsfcat.
In clean shows At reasonable pricrr
In our own home town arc inv;t.d
to Community Hall every Friday
evening 1t 3 o'clock.
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rsu'rDALE NOTES

Luther Fox and family have msv-
ed into their own home and Mr..
Thomas and family have moved Into
the house vacated by Mr.. Fox.
Z A.. Y. Molholland and wife who
have tbesA visiting In Ohio and Miehi-
gan fof several weeks are expected
home the sbt Of this week.
VIM. Marshsli. who formally lvcd
at 26th and Howsll-avo died last
Friday at st. Antheny's hospital fol
lowing IN operation for appendicitis
A few years ago he moved TO Edge.
water. He was just building . new
home In which TO spend NJ declining
years when the msnsags came for
him to dwell In Mansion not made
with hands, eternal In tho Heavsn's."
Tho burial was held Wednesday.
Crown Hill. A wife, three sons and
two daughters are left To mourn the
loss Of kind husband and father.
Rev. Beatty and family, Mr.. vii.
linms and family all Of Golden took
Sunday dinner with Mrs. Blanche
Johnston and daughter Martha.
Mrs. Anil Johnston and bub, re-
turned home Monday.
A very hard wind all day Monday
In this locality.
Mrs. Laura Swsyses OF Sand
Creek was calling In this community
last week. Sometime ago Mrs. Swt y.
zee broke her ankle and she Ii still
using crutches. ~ n
Mrs. Pearl Dieu 0f Larimcr, Wyo.,
spent few days with shcr parents.
Mr.. and Mn. Frank Gardner. las.
week.
Maple Grove Grange will install
officers and give the 3rd and 9Th de-
sloes Thursday evening, Dec. 22ni.
Ruth Dormer il unable to alton
school on account Of q very s.Rc
arm caused from vaccination.
Prospect Valley sehool will give
their Chr entertainment Thurs
day evening. Dec. 42nd.
Geo. Underwood and his mother
and many others ays on the sick list
brough about by VACCINATION.
G. W. Wells ia On the sick list with
grippe.
Ladies' Aid held an all day mott
ing at the home Of Mrs. r., u. viii
liams Wednesday. 4rF Il
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. C. HOOVER. Pastor

Friday Dec. 10th $500 Younr
PEOPLES Christmas. Party at tn,
North Evans residence.
Sunday Dec. 18th 1000 n. m. Sun
dny School. II 100 "Rcm mouldirg the
World. G:30 Epworth League nnf
7:30 Song Service and Evening
WorshoD.
Tuesday Goth W. II. NJ. S., Mrs
O. N. Evans, hostess.
Wed. 2lst "rhc Distinctive Mes
rnpc Il Xuty"
Friday. 23rd Sunday school Christ
mas program, Christmas tree and
treat.
Sunday 25th Is Christmas Sundnr
with the regular Christmas Sermon
and servicc in the morning while ir
the evening we nrc to have Christ
mas Stercoptican Pageant rcpr9duc
ing the masterpiece Of art that
ccntcrs about the event Of the brit
~ the Master. A full choir will as.
sist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15
Local News Notes

Bob Higgins, who has the Demo
cratic nomination for governor in
his vest pocket, was an Arvada visit
or this week.
The Arvada Hardware Company
has a nice display Of Christmas
specials in its window.
H. S. Burton fixed up the muddy
place in front Of his store between
the sidewalk and the pavement with
lot Of gravel this week.
Gec. Fry of Carmen, Oklahoma,
was caller at the Enterprise office
this week. He is here to visit his
mother Mrs. L. M. Fry after an alb.
sence of sixteen years. He will be
here ~until after the holidays.
/Chas. H. 'Boehne is building fine
/brick bungalow on the tract of land
he recently purchased north of Ar
vada. The brick is being furnished
by the Arvada brick yard.
The Arvada Lumber Company is
having its newly painted yards
covered with attractive signs adver-
Using the lumber and building ma
terial sold by that firm.
L. D. Morris, owner 6 fthe Arvads
brick yard loaded 10000 brick in a
car this week for the new state arm
cry building at Craig. He has call
for Arvada brick from all over the
state.
Wednesday was the best weekly
pay day so far at the Arvada brick
yard since L. D. Morris started to put
it back on its feet. The pay roll
that day was $500. This is q nice
sum Tor the new concern to be pay
ing out when they are just getting
started.
w. P. Smith and Son have sold
nice s acre irrigation tract at Lake
Station to c. r. Faninan who is 60
ing 70 improve it with q modern
bungalow.
VIM. Elliot. chairman Of the De-
moeratic county central committee
and q well known resident of Golden
for . good many years was killed
when his car went over an embank-
msnt near the Coor plant Monday
night. The car went down on the
tramway track and Mr.. Elliott was
caught under it.
p. o. Clark, Postmaster Newton
and few other Arvada men were
over to Golden Tuesday night 70 seek
the cooperation Of the Golden Cham
bsr Of Commercs in the matter OF
getting u better mail service to
residents north and west Of Arvada.
Ths farmers out that way get thei,
nail on a route running ont of Gold
~ while their freight and express
and all other business comes thru
Arvada. They are entitled to
mail service out Of Arvada and our
people want to help them get it.
Fred w.. Schultz, after an absence
Of several years during which he was
In the navy and later with the STAN
dard Oil Co. At Casper, Wyoming,
has returned to Arvada as the re-
preventative Of the well known Full
Ter Brush Co. The line Of sample
brooms and brushes he has should be
seen by every housewife. These
Fuller brushes and brooms are ad.
vertised in . double page ad in the
Ladies Home Journal for December.
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Jack Kccvens of Grand View-nyc
is one OF the mos. enthusiastic REQ
automobile boosters we have ever
met. He is u salesman for the Gra-
ham-Jones Motor Co.. REQ dlstribut.
ors in Denver. but sells ears to IN
dividuals rs well Us dealers. This
week he was showing Il REQ speed
wagon to . number Of farmers o.
the Arvada district who need just
such truck in their every day work.
The firm Mr.. kecvens represents Is
able ~ make the best Of terms to
customers who want either car OF
II truck. He carries Il card regular
ly in this newspaper. Call him up
when you want straight dope about
car or truck.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

There has been some work done
on Griffith Lane recently and that
thoroughfare has been somewhat i'm
proved so il is now passablc. The
residents of Griffith Lane deserve n
well graded and graveled road.
The territory travorsed by this road
Is thickly settled by 4 most progres-
sive people. The residents Of this
road have Mt their own expense
lighted the entire length Of the road
from Arvada south thru the val
ley a string of electric lights
along n country read is something
out Of the ordinary and when the
rronerty owners are willing to spend
their own money for such improve
mcntts the county commissioners
shuld see that they get surfaced
road,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

The Idaho Springs Siftings-News
ceased publication couple OF weeks
npo. !. G. Stafford former owner
rid the property TO Mr.. Hoffman
but Hoffman fell down on his pay
mcnts and foreclosure was threaten
cd. Hoffman died about that time
and his widow has been 10 charge
but she rclnquishcd to Stafford and
tic rrper died. This leaves A. G.
Dobbirs in contrsl Of the only news-
pnrer in the Springs. There Ia hard
" GOOD field FOR one newspaper
but II Mr.. Dobbns is now given the
support to which he is entitled he can
do the town . lot Of good.
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MISS ST CLAIR BETTER

Miss Millicent st. Clair wa
operated on At st. Lukc's hospital
for appendicitis Wednesday evening
and Is getting along nicely lat,
Thursday afternoon. Reports TO the
contrary had caused considerable
alarm among her many friends.
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RAIs1ON PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School NJ 2:l5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing. Of the Word M 2 p. m.
Mid.wcek service, Thursday ut 7 80
p. m.
A cordinl Invitation to this Com.
service is extended TO all.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed. Pastor.

Sunday School at 0:a5.
Service for Worship and Preach.
ing of the Word at II.
Christain Endeaver ut Gas p. NJ
Evening Service at 1880.
Mid-Weck service for Bible Study
and Prayer, Wednesday nt 7:3s.p. m
We plan to have Communion Ser
vice at II A. NJ. Also reception OF
new members and baptisms. A
cordial invitation is extended TO al
who love the Lord to sit with US n,
His table.
Young Peoples Social at tn,
Church Saturday night. Come am
bring your friends with you.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

We're counting the days on our
| fingers and thumbs, till the time
when Santa Claus Genes. About
the most welcome and least expen-
sive remembrance VIC get on Christ
mas is that little token known as
Christmas vacation. The average
high school person can cram NOR
real excitement into that one small.
week than the inexperienced ones
could in a month of Sundays. JUS.
wait and see!
AS you have probably saw, vac
cination has in most instances took.
Anyone who makes it his duty to
bump vaccination is promptly elimin-
ated from the good will of his fel-
low-creatures and cast into the outer
darkness of disdain, to be forever
summed and snubbed by those to
whom tradition has related the awe
inspiring tale. The only way the
aforementioned prodigal may be rein
stalled in the good graces of his
fellows is for him to submissively
stroke the injured member and mur-
mur "Ah, poor thing" until the af.
flicted is fully satisfied. A littls
peppermint CIR chocolate candy often
helps.
The Campfire Girls, while not yet
fully organized. hold meetings every
Monday, and are planning hike
from Golden up one of he canyons
during the holidays.
Englewood game postponed on &C
count Of sore arms.
The Senior Class play, "The
Birds Christmas Carol" by Kate
Douglas Virgins, is to be given
Thursday evening, December %, at
8 o'clock. in the Auditorium. Under
any circumstances you should see
this famous play. 1t you have never
seen it, you surely should not miss
it, and il you have seen it before,
see it as it should be played. The
admission will be 35 and SO cents,
the latter for reserved seats. Re-
ceipts are to help pay for publishing
the Annual.
The cast of characters is as follows:
The Bird Family
Carol Bird, the "Snow-bird"
grown up---------- Ruth Foster
MRS. Bird, her mother---
Charlotte Griffith
Mr.. Donald Bird, her father
in the nest but not quite of
it ------ Gordon Hutchings
Uncle Jack, a bird Of pass
Eiferda Clifford, Carors~nurse
a bird Of another feather---
Helen MunaI
The Butler Goodlet
Their neighbors, The Ruggles, in the
rear.
Mrs. Ruggles, who was Nc
Grill 49, = Iva Moon
The Seven Little Ruggleses
Sarah Maud Kathleen Berrymsn
Peter ---- ----- James McCune
Peorie ---- Ruth Lansing
Kitty ------ - Olive Hutching'
Clement -- Alvin Stcu
Cornelius - --Adolph Matthews
Larry ------ --.--- Floyd Moon
The Arvada High School bask
ball team will play West Denver
Monday night in Arvada. It is pos
sibe there will be n game with East
Denver on Friday night of this week.
although the game has not been de-
finately scheduled. Games start at
7.30 dvn;.siou OE .noA-
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

A regular meeting Of Mnj. Ander
son No. 30 w. X. c. will be hold
Saturday afternoon in Barth Hall.
A tea will be served at the closc Of
the meeting complimentary to the
members who have birthdays in tn
fourth quarter.
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are cordially welcome.
ChHisiinn Seianea

Chris.ion Science services arc held
Sunday morning mt West First and
Adelaide Streets. nt II o'clock.
Sunday School at 0:30.
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WHghTRIDCE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH

ROBERT r. ADAMS. Pastor --
1890 4. NJ. Sunday School.
1900 a. NJ. Morning Worship.
1880 = M. Epworth League De-
votional meeting and short sermon
by pastor.
An are cordially welcome.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
" L Cnls pnsf,

W. F. Cole, Pnst0r
Bible School At 0:a6 .. m.
Preaching servics At IL. g;
d. Y. r. U. At $40.
Preaching service At 1880 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30
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The Enterprise hss . circulation
much larger than any other subur-
ban newspaper.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

FOR sALE-Dapple grey mare, s
yrs old, broke to farm and city.
Weight 1850 lbs. Joe Giltner,
Thompson Station. Esp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

II you want to buy, sell, rent
trade, secure loan, or have fire
Insurance written. See T. S.
Knapp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

JACK kEEVENS
REQ Cnrs and Speed gons.
Phone Arvada l45M
sos East Grand View.
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FOR SALE-Cole Hot Blast heating
stove, cheap. E. NJ. II vt, w Grand
View and 7th. Esp.
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FOR SALE-CabbGge and celery,
Frank Ghilsrducci, first house south
C. & s tracks on Avalon, 22-tf.
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The Arvada High School bask t
ball team will play West Denver
Monday night in Arvada. 1t is pos
sibe there will be game with East
Denver on Friday night of this week
although the game has not been de-
finately scheduled. Games start at
1880. Admission 25 cents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

1OST-Red, single valve auto pumI
reward. Fowler Hines or this Of
Nte. 28
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FOR SALE-Five or six tons of
oats at $l.50 per cwt. Phone Arv.
34lJ3. 22-tf.
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FOR SALE-R. I. r. Cockerels from
heavy layers, one Bohman Incubator
Arv. 1914. M. w. Flanagan. 2s
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FOR SALT acres Of nicely lay
inr land. vsll irrigated. high and
slightly. convenient to carline, price
$4,000, easy terms. Walter P. Smith
: eon, Ayvsds 2t1 20
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR sALE-six h. p. Weber ga.
engine, almost new, at. q bargain.
See it at Ben Morgan's blacksmith
shop, Arvada. esp
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Maternity Cases in or out Of city,
assist in houscwork. Phone South
4005W. Denver 27.tf
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FOR SSALE-Fine young Holstein
bull two good work horses, three
year old gelding, heavy, will trade
fols milch cows. Phone ArvadL
aAlJ4. F. f.. Browne 28
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

Skates sleds, wagons and other use
full Christmas gifts at Arvada Hard
ware Co. 2S-9
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Get a nice pipe or box Of cigars
for father or brother for Xmas at
Peterson's.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

Quick lunches and service with
home cooked pies and cakes at Peter
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-12-15

Get your smoking and chewing
tchacro mt Peterson's.
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FUR SALE-Tw0 h. p. Witte guso-
line engine, also team of three and
four year old mares. Phone Ar
vada 1871 d. L. Youssc 27-Sp.
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Buy The boy Bicycle for Xmas at
ArvadS Hardware Co. 1928
FOR eALE-Turkeys, call Arvada
339R3, O'Tool. 28tf.