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Evening journal., 1921-09-03
THE OLD NEST
JEWEL OF SCREEN
Rupert Hughes Appealing
Story of Home Joys,
Troubles

What is the greatest picture OF
the screen?
A few short weeks ago this ques-
tion could not have been answered
without some little thought and de-
liberation. But today the great ma
jority who have seen "The Old
Nest" believe it deserves right to
such a title. so deep into the heart
does this picture establish itself and
so striking is its truth that none is
immune to its appeal Editors OF
all newspapers in the big cities have
devoted valuable space to its praise.
Mothers and fathers, business men
and business women. clergymen and
great political leaders all have ac-
claimed its glory. The greatness OF
this film trimph lies in its simplicity
and in its truth. Rupert Hughes
wrote the story and Goldwyn pro-
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
Ar THE RIALrO.

On Monday at the Rialto, Eileen
Percy is the star in 'Srhe Big Town
Ideas" The picture is to have a
two-day run. Celluloid comedy with
Miss Percy as the star is always held
in high favor. big Town Ideas" Is
all about railroad lunch counter
girl. who while ministering to mans
inner wants, secretly cherishes one
great ambition-to see that grand
and wicked New York, The little god
Chance takes a hand in matters
and after leading her through q
series of real exciting adventure.
gives her a husband and a trip tC
New York.
Big Town Ideas" has just {
dash or two of drama interjected tC
emphasize the humor. Laura Ii
Plante. Kenneth ibson and Jimmie
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
PARAMOUNT TO
HAVEITS week
William S. Hart Featured
in THE Whistle at the
Queen
GLORIA SWANSON
AT THE ARCADIA
Paramount Week"

All over the country this phrase
appears in magazines. in newspapers,
on billboards and elsewhere to at
tract the eye Paramount Week is
from September to the 10th in
elusive. Its celebration in Will
mington will be held at the Queen
and Arcadia Theatres where two of
the best pictures of this big produc-
ing organization will be filmed. Will
liam S. Hart will be at the Queen
in The Whistle" while Gloria Swan
son is Arcadia's offering in THE
Great Moment"
THE Whistle" has the enthusiastic
endorsement of the Delaware Safety
Council II is romance woven
around the industrial life Of the
United States, and its situations
clearly expound the workman's and
/ the employers positions in certain
matters. II is not, however. to be
construed as a continuation Of the
old capital and labor question. 1t
? IS a sane, interesting and wholly
American drama with one Of the
~ tAAtrA El4Ao VI AiAN cNAN'Ait
Another point of interesting i'm
. portance about The Whistle" is that
this is probably Hart's last picture
for the screen. 1t has ben rumored
that his retirement was imminent.
Although no official announcement
has yet been made, people who know
say that THE Whistle" is probably
.Harts last It remains to be seen
whether or not the public will allow
such a favorite to retire. Myrtle
Stcdman is a well-known leading
woman who appears in support OF
Hart
The elevation OF Gloria Swanson
10 stardom in "The Great Moment"
was step long expected and await
ed by the public at large This
leading woman of so many DeMille
productions has the following OF
some OF the greatest stars Of the
day. She was a star long before
she was technically made one.
THE Great Moment. which opens
. at the Arcadia on Monday. was writ
en- especially for Miss Swanson by
Eilnor Glyn. who travelled propose.
" from England 70 write filn
S story for Miss Swanson. II is hei
. FIRST effort toward hlm fiction, and
B u one can take the opinion OF critic.
{ It equals Three Weeks and othe
Of the best works of this novelist
Madame Glyn found her ideal he
roine In Gloria Swanson. Thi
beautiful young actress represent
sihe acme Of perfection OF feminin
loveliness. She also has the abil
. lty to portray all manner and sort
e Of expressions
with Miss Swanson in mind as hei
heroine, Madame Glyn has writer
a colorful romance about an Ameri
can man and the daughter Of an
English peer. Their romantic
Evening journal., 1921-09-03

PARROT are some of the supporting
players.
On wednesday, 'It's a Greaet
Life" Is to be shown at the Rialto-
This is Mary Roberts Rineharts's
humorous story of college life. and
several boys romantic visions of
kingdoms and Unsuitable appetites-
Cullen Lands. Molly Malone. Clara
Horton and Ralph Bushman are
some Of the players
The last three days Of the week
are for the showing of Harry carey's
picture, "The Freeze-out-- This rs a
Western story somewhat different
from the general gun-toting ro-
mances. 1t has an original comedy
flavor that will be greatly enjoyed
Evening journal., 1921-09-03

Welsh Brothers version, Uncle
Toms Cabin" is a pulsating, living
story. None OF the fine points OF
the original work have been lost in
the transition to the screen. Many OF
the scenes have been made more ef-
fective and realistic by the camera.
Dear to the hearts Of millions, all
over the world, is this heart-appeal-
ing story Of ante-bellum days This
brilliant adaptation portrays the
cruelties Of Simon Legree and the
goodness OF the angelic Eva will
remarkable vividness. II is a whole
some, interest-compelling offering.
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
MAJESTIC AGAIN
Opens ITS Doors
Theatre Renovated, Chairs
Upholstered and New
Stage Setting

At noon today the Majestic
Theatre reopened its doors 10 the
public. The theatre has been en-
tirely renovated, repaired and
painted. During the month II has
been closed a steady force of men
was given employment. A little as
It was, it helped TO tighten the pres
ent building depression in Whining
ton. The men who worked have
been thoroughly successful in their
efforts. Especially beautiful are the
color scheme and the general de-
signs Of the painting on the walls
and ceiling.
A new stage setting is another
feature Of the reopening. This was
designed and executed entirely by
the artist Of the theatre. 1t is a
bold. novel scheme and truly artistic.
The chairs in the theatre have
been upholstered and repaired and
made more comfortable even than
they were before.
All in all the Majestic Theatre Is
now ready to reassume its prestige
and its patronage and It is fttng
companion for the other theatres
under the direction of James N,
Ginns.
Rupert Hughes great story Of the
human heart and the American
home. ''rhe Old Nest" is the open
ing feature This photoplay makes
the occasion of the reopenins
doubly auspicious. The picture vii
be shown all next week.
Evening journal., 1921-09-03

ment as yet is indefinite. Even at
this theatre where the greatest OF
all screen triumphs from The
Miracle Man" down have been shown.
the spectators will find it in their
hearts to praise "The Old Nest" to
the skies.
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BRIGHTON. COLO, SEPTEN1BER 20 Il, u and q

Fancy rope twirling expert in rope
exhibition.
Potato race on horseback
Band Contest
Capt. E. H. Hugo, Americas High
est high diver making a 100 foot
spectacular dive from tower.
The Jubilee Four. colored quartet in
singing and instrumental num-
Der Will be ready to sing and
play any song on request.
Dancing, good floor and a good
time.
The Two Dees-Fency, trick and
comedy roller skating act.
Some special feature attraction for
each night,
Fireworks, three qaurters Of an
hour Of magnificent, spectacular
fireworks each night. Bringing up
Father, Mutt 4 Jeff, Niagara Falls
and number Of other interesting set
pieces.
Merry 90 round, ferris wheel, jazz
swing and all Of the midway attrac-
tions which help to make fair
just what you want it to be.
Price of admission SO cents
Automobiles 20 cents
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FRIDAY, SEPT. -, 1850 P. N.
Band Contest
Fancy rope twirling expert in rope
exhibition.
2.19 trot, harness event
Shorty Bridgewater, fancy trick rid
er in exhibition
Half mile dash, free for all, start
tail to line and turn.
Capt E. H. Hugo, Americas High
est high diver making 100 foot
spectacular dive from tower.
Special harness event.
The Jubilee Four, colored quartet in
q singing and instrumental num-
Der Will be ready to sing and
play any song on request.
Relay Race, open to cow horses only
The Two Dees-Fancy, trick and
comedy roller skating act.
Goat roping and tieing contest
Watch the goat get their goat.
Broncho busting, taking a look at
the stars from above.
NlHCT PROGRAM for each night
7:4S P. NJ.
Riding a bare back bucking mule
under a spot light.
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PROGRAM

THURSDAY, SEPT. e, l:ls P. N.
Parade Of pure bred stock.
Fancy rope twirling expert in rope
exhibition.
Band Contest
2.15 trot, harness event
Shorty Bridgewater, fancy trick rid
er in exhibition
Half mile dash, free for all, start
tail to line and turn.
Capt. E. H. Hugo, Americas High
est high diver making 100 foot
spectacular dive from tower.
2.17 pace, harness event.,
The Jubilee Four, colored quartet in
singing and instrumental num-
Der Will be ready to sing and
play any song on request.
Relay Race, open to COW horses only
The Two Dees-Fancy, trick and
comedy roller skating act.
Goat roping and tieing contest
Watch the goat get their gost.
Broncho busting, the sky the limit.
Finals on broncho busting and
relay races held on Friday.
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TUESDAY. SEPT. e. .l.so P. NJ.

TUESDAY, SEPT. ~, i.3o P. N.
Band concert.
Fancy rope twirling expert in rope
exhibition.
2.24 pace. HaEaasp evsnt.
Shorty Bridgewatsf, fancy trick rid
or in exhibition.
Half mile dash, free for all, start
tail to line and turn.
Capt. E. H. Hugo, Americas High
est high diver, making a 100 foot
spectacular dive from tower.
2.24 trot, harness eys'.t.
The Jubilee Fssr. :, Gu. ored Quar-
tet in . shining and Instrumental
L,,nber. WIN be 'e,iy to zig
~. ~ any song c. re..r"
Relay r,ee, open to cpv horses onl..
TIE r>t Dees, fancy t.rk a.d co,r-
.iy r,!cr skating at.
Goat roping and tieing contest
Watch the goat get their goat.
II harness Rorses for harness
event and 10 riding horses. and
bronchos q. already entered for the
races .nbroncho busting.
wEDbksDA SEPT. Fl. 1880 p. NJ
BAND Contest
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COUNTRY HOME BARGAINS

acre, nice 4 room house, double
garage, well etc. convenient TO car
line. Only $500.
2 1-2 acrss, near Arvada, perfect
land and water right, room house
and outbuildings. Bargain at $500
1-2 acres, new six room house,
on car line, very convenient location
$500.
/ 1-2 acres, fine five room house,
bath furnace, nice location near car
line. $4760
4 acres, best level land and water
right, 1-2 block to car line, good new
8 room house, electric lights, watar
etc. $500 f.t
Also other desirable properties
from one to eighty acres.
WALTER p. SMITH 4 SON
Arvada Phone Arvsda 241.
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news NOTES AROUND ARMADA

A dinner was given by Mrs. J. A.
Newcomb in honor Of Mrs. L. M.
Graves Tuesday. The other guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. West, Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbs West and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Rand.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schultz return
ed to Decrtrail Monday. Mrs.
Schultz was called here to at the
bed side Of her father the late Port
er Smith and Mr.. Schultz came to
attend shs funeral.
IN. G. Tiffany Of Thompson Sta
ton Is erecting . new six room
bungalow with full basement. He
will put in a pipeless furnace. There
are q good many new improvements
in that neishborhood.
Nv. E. Peterson has traded two
residence properties to Judge Wilbur
for what in known as the Arvad'
Garage building. Mr.. Peterson will
move his pool hall to the new ioca
ton = soon As it can be remodel
/Marquis Johnston, ]. M. Price an
|R. L. Newton have returned from
their fishing trip. Mr.. Johnsto'
proved to be mighty good COO
but the rest of the bunch couldn'
catch enough fish to give him any
practice along that line.
C. H. Werther Is soon to Occup!
his new bungolaw at Denver view
The decorating i. being done by Mr..
Kintz who recently came here from
Los Angeles. 1t IL rumored thai
Werther is not going to keep batcf
in the new house very long.
The Davis Automobile Co. reports
the demand for Dodge cars incress
ing steadily. Among the sales the
last week were n panel body truck
to Jacob Topper on the Schoenberger
place and a touring car to James
Hogan, deputy assessor.
Henrietta Theys has been secured
ms the additional teacher to handle
overflow from the fifth and sixth
grades. The Arvnda Schools are
are being more and more nppreciat-
ed and people are moving here to
take advantage of them.
The funeral of the late Porter
Smith was held from NJ. f. church
last Friday. Rev. White was as
sisted by Rev. Cole conducted the
services. II was largely attended
by the many friends OF this good
man.
Mrs. John GODDARD Of Cumberland
Wyoming. Miss Elsie Lawrence Of
Trinadnd, Colo, and Mrs. VIM.
Adamson Of Marshall. Colo, were
the guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schcllew of Lcyden. They are
all former residents Of Leyden.
Joe Giltncr. fruit nm berry spec
ialist il making II reservoir to store
water for his berries in dry winters.
| Giltner has Al years experience in
raising fruit and his orchard and
berry blox IRE in apple pie order.
We will print his catalogue later.
He will have some home raised
nursery stock for sale. II interest
cd order catalogue and price list and
notes on Culture and be sure Of
~aeup inw q r6lAV
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r. and Mrs. J. T. Kennedy hat

Mr.. ana MRS. ). i. henneuy ndO
a. their guests last week ]. Foote
and family who were on their wa!
home to Nebraska and this week they
have had as their guests Mrs. A. L
Lawson, formerly Tina Allen Of Ar
vaIa and her two daughters, Mrs J.
E. Ellsworth and Mrs. Earl H. Frady
and little sons.
Mrs. Tina Allen Landon, our ole
time resident of Arvada. now locat
ed in Los Angeles and two daush.
tiers, Mrs. W. Frady and Mrs. Ellis
worth fro mthe same place with
their two children are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F. D. Hutchings and othsrf
in Arvada. Many entertainment
are planned in their honor.
Walter p. Smith 4 Son have this
week sold the Ruth Graves property
at. Graves-ave and Valley-At. to
Joseph D. Pickens Of Denver VINO
will take possession about October
LIST. Mr.. VIM. Herbert Of Denver
also purchased home site at Oberor
on which he has already started to
build bungalow.
The regular meeting Of the Major
Anderson W. r. c., will be held on
Saturday September II. There will
be initiation Of new members All
members are urged to be present.
At the close Of the meeting . tea
will be given complimentary to the
new members whose birthday an
niversarys occur during the second
and third quarters Of the year.
The first mass held in the elegant
Shrine Of St. Anne, Arvada's new
Catholic church was the marriage Of
Rudolph Gender and Caroline
Schoech, by Father Walter Grace at
8 o'clock Wednesday morning. The
ceremony was witnessed by large
number of friends and relatives.
Wednesday night then was a big
wedding feast and barn dance at the
Gender place.
Ronald Schellinger was the victim
of surprise party on Mondy evening
his birthday anniversary. Among
those who attended were Carlos
Lerchcr. Carl Eastman. Glenn Jack
son. Leslie O'Roucke, Miss Ruth
Lansing, Gladys Hutchings, Hazel
Graves, Gertrude Berryman and
Elizabeth Cole. They had most
enjoyable time ana rsfreshmsnts
were served.
F. D. Hutchings, has just return
ed from a fishing trip with Chas.
Meyers and Mr.. Watson Of Chicago
who owns extensive timber lands
above Toland. They made their
camp at Dora" and took trips from
there. One was to Tabernash. Com
ing back there was wreck ut
State Bridge and they waited in the
Tabernash depot, which consists Of
box car. half Of which is used for
the dispatcher, from two o'clock in
the afternoon until s A. NJ. for a
train. "Some watt without any
fire most Of the time. But they
would repeat il again for the outing
They caught many fish at Monarch
Lake and surrounding streams.
Try JiRgs Dish---Corn beef and
cabbage. Get the corncd beef 1t
Meunch Bros.
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,.1Eugene Secrsst has gone to Fort
'[Collins to attend school.
Miss Hazel Long left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, Calf, to attend scnoo'.
Rev. Cole HAS been on the sick
list this week but is able to be out
today
Taller Bros. report business rush.
Ting In their saw mill in Coal Cresk
canon.
Nm. Scott 10 doing fine business
in her lunch room in the McIlvoy
house.
Thsima Hines spent Sunday in
-Engiswood At the home Of Helen
Evans.
Mr.. Norman Of Ralston-ave has
improved the appearance Of his home
by coat Of paint.
Mrs. Ada Woods Of Leadville ~
visiting at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Helen Doughty.
/Chas. Roda arrived from Californ-
fla Saturday on = visit with his par
ents Mr., and Mrs VIM. Rodda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Morgan spent
the week end with the formers sis
ter Mrs. r. X. Rodda and family.
~. ]. Juchem, Mrs, II. H. Juchsm
End children and Mr.. and Mrs. X. X.
Rodda drove to #. Collins Sunday
Senator Wesley Staley. Roy Stale!
and J. F. White attended the state
bankers convention in Denver this
week.
WIN. Bennett has gone to work
/again in the Leyden mines. He has
recovered nicely from his operation
Of several weeks ago.
Hank Wingert is getting up be-
fore breakfast these cool morning
nd painting his house. He is doing
u good Job Of It too.
VIM. X. Mason had nm attack OF
acute indigestion Sunday and fell to
the floor. Hc suffered intensel!
but able to be out again.
Mrs. w. T. Andcr of Hastings
Colo, is visiting ut the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Brooks. They al
motored to Mt. Morrison Sunday.
~. A. Mahannah will attend the
National Convention OF Druggists
in Denver. 1t will be one of the
largest gatherings ever held in the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Taylor and
children of Colorado Springs have
come to spend the winter in Arvada.
They are located in the Young
block.
Mrs. Alice Thomas Of Whcatridgc,
died last Friday and the intcrment
was Mt Grown Hill Cemetery Tues
day. Obituary will be published
next week.
J. 8. Mollct hns returned home
his ranch twenty miles east OF Deer
trail. He was out there five weeks
and is feeling fine. He reports
things nouriahing out tina: way.
Dance At Bank Hall every Satur-
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Something unheard of before,
Guaranteed Coffee in bulk the high
est grade for '25 cents per pound
or s pounds for Ito at Cahill's,
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For that Sunday breakfast try
some Of our home made sausag. in
links.-Meunch Bros.
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FOR SALE-Clean Kanred wheat
$3.50 bu, call after o'clock. H. P.
Pierce.
FOR sALE-Chicken frys and pull
lets, 80 cents per lb. A. P. Bell,
College and Wadsworth. 13-4p.
FOR sALE-26,6 900 Marlboro rasp-
berry plants. Phone Main 2s44.
Flucken Bros. at City Market. 13tf.
WANTED-Three table boarders.
Mrs. Long, Ralston-ave. lap
FOR SALE-Here is a chance for
Bargains. 1 Royal Wilton Velvet
Rug 1916 x II in fine condition.
Two home Comfort ranges. 1 Roy
al range, 1 Buck range, 1 large Star
Estate range with reservoir and 1
French Walnut bedroom set, four
pieces. All in first class condition.
H. s. Burton.
Some Of the most beautiful build
ing lots In Arvada for sale. They
are getting scarce II you want some
better get there while the gettings
good. See ". B. Staley, F. G.
Murchison or First National Bank.
LOsT-Black auto tool bag. Re-
wrd, leave at this office. 1876
FOR sALE-About fifty bushels Of
Kanred wheat seed. I. P. Wren,
Box 100, Route 2, Arvada, old
Brown place, 2 1.2 miles north on
Graves-ave. lap.
FOR sALE-3 and year old colts.
Arvada 1871. 14p.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Prime rib roast only zoe per ID.
Whole Rumps only 15c per ID.
Center cut of rump roast only zoe
per lb.-Meunch Bros.
II you want to buy, sell, rent
trade, secure 4 loan, or have fire
Insurance written. See 7. 8.
Knapp.
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Dance At Bank Hall every Satur-
day night starting September gath.
Music by Kop1dns orrhstn.
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH

II you figure it out at the end Of
the month you'll know what we are
talking about.
Getting your moneys worth does
not mean travelling two miles to
save two cents.
Getting = fair return for your
money means buying your goods at
q store whose consistent purpose Is
to satisfy.
Your moneys worth or your mon
ey returned.
D. F. CAHILL
1.-THE Grocer"
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WANT COLUMN

WANT COLUMN
FOR SALE-5 Buff Leghorn hens
and 1 rooster. Call Arv. 81.
GO to ]. s. Mollet for saw filing.
Corner Wadsworth and Ralston. 4p
FOR SALE-Second hand Baby
Beet puller, good as new. SCOTS
Hardware.
FOR SALE nearly new Univer-
sal Range also 1 Stewart Oak Heat
or, slightly used, at Scots
Don't forget that we sell the Victor
Mouse Traps, the best in the world.
Scott Hardware.
FOR sALE-Hogs, J. W. Stone, one
mile north on Wadsworth. Phone
Arvada 1871. IA IL
LOsT-A boys watch between
Arvada and Valley Ave. Reward.
Frank Gruver. Phone 173M. IA
WANTED-A good home for q
smart little kitten. Phone Arvada
lori, II
FOR SAEECPure bred registered
Guernsey cows and calves. First
house south Of Golden car line east
Of Wadworth Ave. J. d. House.
FOR BALE year Old mare, "
old geldins and VI. old fillie. c.
J. Rowe, phone Arv. 69J. 14-7p'
FOR SALE-Ovcrland touring car.
Model IS. In first class condition
Newly painted and good top. Ton
neau 80 arranged that II may be
utilized for carrying travelling mans
samples. Cash or terms or might
take good milk COW in trawe. Phone
Arvada IS. f- .--tl- II
LOST-Gents brown coat, reward.
w. A. Weber, Arv. 3lsR8.
FOR SALE-California canary birds
Mrs. q. W. Murphy. Arv, 1O3R1l.
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II you want to buy. sell, rent
trade, secure 4 loan, or have fire
Insurance written. See 7. 8.
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Fancy Rope twirling experts in rope
exhibition.
2.3O pace, harness event.
Shorty Bridgewater, fancy trick rid
er in exhibition
Half mile dash, free for all, start
tail to line and turn.
Capt. E. H. Hugo, Americas High
est high diver making 100 foot
spectacular dive from tower.
Special harness event.
The Jubilee Four, colored quartet in
. singing and instrumental NUM-
Der Will be ready to sing and
play any song on request.
Relay Race, open to COW horses only
The Two Dees-Fancy. trick and
comedy roller skating act.
Goat ropine and tieing contest
Watch the goat get their goat.
Broncho Busting, see them make the
aeroplane trail.
Al 1880 A. NJ. sharp fifty head Of
the ehoiesst Of pure bred stock Will
be sold at auction BY the Adams
County Pure Bred Breeders Asseeia.
tiea.. "A chance 70 get some good
animals at the right price.
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LOST-Gents brown coat, reward
w. A. Weber, Arv. 3lSR8.
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FOR SALE-California canary birds
Mrs. o. ". Murphy, Arv. 103R11.
12-St.
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sPEclALs FOR SATURDAY

Prime rib roast only zoe per ID.
Whole Rumps only l5c per ID.
Center cut of rump roast only 2Oc
Ser lb.-Meunch Bros.
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FOR SALE-Hogs, J. W. Stone, one
mile north on Wadsworth. Phone
Arvada 1917. IA IL
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Don't forget that we sell the Victor
Mouse Traps, the best in the world.
Scott Hardware.
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FOR SALE nearly new Univer-
sal Range also 1 Stewart Oak Heat
or, slightly used, at Scots
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FOR SAILS and year old colts.
Arvada 1871. lap.
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Finals on broncho busting and
relay races held on Friday.