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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-11
P|MP[Y? WELL, ,DON'TBE
People Notice It. Drive Them
OF With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimplv face wip not ernbarrass YOU
much longer If you get a package of
Or Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin tc clear after you have
taken the t1blets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
WITH Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
.1c sickness On pain after taking them.
On. Edwards Olive Tablets dc that
which calornel does ano Just as effeo.
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who lakes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with dark brown TASTE
a bad breath, a dull. istIess, mo good"
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or piInply face.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you will
know them by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take one or
two nightly for week. See how rlr.h
letter sou ieei and look 1sc. and 30c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-11
AFRAID TO
EAT MEALS
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the best
Antacid and Stomach
Regulator known

When your meals don't fit and you
feel uncomfortable, when you belch
gases, acids or raise SOUR, undigested food.
When you feelMmps of indigestion pain.
heartburn or headache from acidity
just wat tablet of harmless and reliable
Papc's Diaspepsin and the stomach
distress is gone.
Millions of people know the magic Of
Pape's Diapepsin as an antecid. They
know that most indigestion and disordered
stomach are from acidity. The relief comes
quick, no disappointment Pape's Dia-
pepsin helps regulate your stomach 81
YOU can get favorite food without fear
and box of these world-famous stomach
tablets costs so little at drug stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-11
ACCIDENTS REPORT ED.

The Delaware Safety Council Statistics
Committee reports the following accidents
from December 16 to December 81. 1920:
Outside OF Total
E.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-11
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE.

New I. G. A. members reported Earl
Ireland, Harold Plummer, Smith u
Strevig Edge Moor membors-James
Fraser, David Poffenberger; Wil-Dcl.,
Ercdcrick Grnnknft Standing.
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I u rats It Z Per cent DR. sppum.

ct Ii rats Il pr esnt pr annum.
And Whsfsas. Default has been made By
ssd ofantoe in sah Trust Deed. In the
performance ef covenants and conditions In
posed upon thsn By III tsrms Of said Trust
DEED IN til. to-wit: That ssA srantor has
failed 10 pay prineipal taxss. insurance sad
interest past dus. and Whereas, Tie legal
holder Of Tie indshtsdnos Represented b.
said note hes Alsd with the undersigned Pub
" Trustee Of the said Weld County, Cob
rado. notice and demand h writing dselar-
ing said default and slsetins to declare
tie whole dsat due and psyabls. and demand
Ing The sale Of said land under said trust
dssd.
Now, Therefore. notice b hereby given that
pursuant 70 sad notice and demand and
election and under and BY virtue Of The
authority vested In NJ b. said Trust Deed
and ths Law. I. u. J. walsh Public Trustee
OF Weld County. Colorado. will sell the
above described land for cash. At public
auction. to he hishst bidder. at The east
front door Of he Court House In Weld
County. Colorado. on Monday. the 2srd day
Of January. 1871. ct 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon for The purpose Of paying sah note
and interest. taxs. insurance and all ex-
psnsss Of thb sals. and viii give 10 ths
purchaser thereof eertiheats Of purchase
therefor n provided By law.
Signed. u. J. Wahk
Public Trustee Of Weld, County. Colorado.
Dated ct Greeley. Weld County. Colorado.
thh 18th day Of December. 1921.
First Publication December %. 1891.
Last Publication January 10. 1929.
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Theodore B. Rueland and Laura
Rusland. whose address b Sterling. Lo-
y County. STATE Of Colorado. srantor b.
III Deed Of Trust, dated March 20, 1918,
= Recorded April s. 1918 in Book sos. at
ge 10 In the once Of the Clerk and
order Of Weld County, Colorado. con.
a to the Public TRUSTEES Of the said
4 County. Colorado. the following land
aid Weld County, described y followS.
IT.:
Rs East Half (EK) Of Section Four ~
nship Seven az North. Of Range Fh.
wen (s7) West Of The sixth P. H.. cor
ing 1904 acres. according 70 oaieisl
Of the survey Of said land.
trust to secure their rromisofy note
even date with SAID Trust Dssd for the
Of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dol
payable 10 the order Of George A.
nm three years after date with interest
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1921-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE

The State law land your insur-
70 company require that all cleo
e wiring be done according to the
e. c. standard; therefore all new
pfk must meet these requirements
lore service can be obtained, and
old work should be overhauled
soon as convenient.
IN buildings. regardless Of the
cent condition Of wiring, must be
tected by a fuzeable cut out. This
II be done at once. II you are not
protected, as our responsibility
b at our bracket on your building
point Of entrance. II we miss you
Ethe check up, please notify us at
BE.
h RAYMER LIGHT co.
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]. Q. NIXON
NOTICE poR PUBLICATION
(Publkhsr)

DsDestnsat 4 IL IntssSee
U. D Land Once ct Sterling. Colorado.
September ]. 1891.
Noties + hsrsby given that Jossph 4. Filss.
Of Buckingham, Colorado. who. on September
Is. 1915. mads Homestead Entry. Serial No.
o252ss. for NWk SEX. Section 10. Town-
ship North. Range 80 West 81 PRINCIPAL
Meridian. has Alsd notsss Of intention y
make final thrs>yssr Proof, 70 establish claim
to TIE land above described. before he Rsg.
htr and Receiver, Unitsd States Land oAass.
1t Sterling. Colorado. On TIE i7th DIV d
October. 1891.
Claimant Names - witnesses:
Rsinhe6t 1orsbFg, Carsis Forsbsrs. beth
Of New Rayn9, Celossds; 0sors !. owsas.
John ". Owns, bsth II Kssts. Colorado.
- 10 IT. CONQUEST, Rssktsi
Now that perfume ID being made
from poison war gases, we may use
our old masks again.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1921-12-22

IL. Felker Is nursing game leg
= result Of a horse stepping in a
Die and buckle tongue or some
ing Of the s,'t rip. ns a cash In
Ite limb.
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Rey and Mrs Burkey arrived home
tiday from Denver, where they
Dent a few days in Denver, viii
layy stayed with the boys In their
bsence and Inez staid with Lois
hite.
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NOTICE

No cream will be received by any
the cream stations in Raymer, on
Dcember 26th. 32-2s
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1921-12-22
colno to the Root.

The Anglo-American Congress q
historians are Of the opinion that Eng
bh history textbooks are warped BY
fejudice. There is some talk Of his
bry being abollshed.-London Punch.
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Accusing Her Suspicion

Old Lady-And what are we stop
|ing here for, my dear mani
CONFEDERATION water. madam.
Old Lady--Are you sure 1t IL not
'or something stronger than that1
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NOTICE o. SALE " pusuc rsusrsn

WHEREAS = L. Hallsrsn. Of he County
Of Logan and STATE Of Colorado. did, b. hia
certain trust deed. dated August 81, 1919. and
recorded In ths ofaes Of the Cl~k and Re-
eordr Of Weld County. Colorado. In Book
sos. at Page ST. tender and convey to ths
Public Trustee Of ths said county. TIE follow.
ing Lands In said county, to-wit:
The West HALF (Wh) Of Section TWEEN
ty Seven l27) and The South East Quar-
ter tSEA) Of Section Twenty Eight (asl
all in Township Seven a. North. Range
Fifty Six (5s) West Of ths Sixth Prinei-
pal Meridian. In Weld County.
In trust, to secure the payment Of his sevsn
principal nota q foliows:
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PROBABLY.

krtWhy did Mrs. Dare change hen
- Prom brown to golden7"
ri believe 1t was to crafty her
husbands dyeing request. "-London
rit-Bits.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1921-12-22

Thomas Ernest Wslsh. Plaintiff.
~
Carl W. Davis, The John Deere
Piow Company. = corporation.
Barney A. Benson. G. n. Con-
radson. Ths James @. Noll
Lumber Company. . CORPORA
ton. Ths Sterling Hardware
and Implement Company. Q cor
poration. and Martha A. Wild
ener. Defendants.
Under and b. virtus Of . dssrss and ord9
II sale sntsrsd In the District Court In and
for The County Of Weld. Colorado. on Tie
2lst day Of November. A. D.. 1891. wherein
Il , dserssd that there due ths shove
named plaintiff Thomas Ernest Wsleh from
the above named defendants Carl ". Davis
The John Deere Plow Company. . corpora.
ton, Barney A. Benson. G. H. conrsdson.
The james @. Noll Lumber Company. . cor
poration. Ths Sterling Hardware and Imple-
ment COMPANY. corporation. and Martha
3. Widsnsr 81 Z certain note. dssd or
mortgage the kum Of SIxTY-THREE HUN
DRIED sIxTYlsEvEN and 2s-loo tss.ss7.2s)
DOLLARS and In and By virtue Of
said decree and order q sals. !.
ths undassignsi FRANK N. HALL Sheriff.
County Of WsiA an authorised. directed and
empowered = q poss for ssls certain proper
Y hsrsinaft0 discarded. ct public suction.
sftG giving ~ q Of The Tina and place Of
said sale sesssdins to ths course and pras-
tee Of IL law relative 70 sales Of real =.
tats under sxsesA, lon. for the purpose Of real
king the smouns % found due the plaintiff
= sforsssN. wtA interest. costs. diaburs-
msnts and eounnt sions on said SALE:
Now. thszvfsA puhlie notice b hereby
given that WI on Saturday. the 24th day
Of Dscsmbsr, A. D.. 1921. ct the hour Of tan
O'Clock IN the Ssss,nooa Of that day. at The
cost front Aoss y he County Court House.
in 0fsslu, csaaH Of Weld. and State Of
ss1 md dispose Of IL rropsftt.
lying and bsing IN ths County Of Weld, and
known aud dssribs& y follows,
The West Hall (wN) Of the North
wot Quarter (NWA); the Southeast
Quarter (sEA) Of The Northwest Quar-
ter tNwk); The North Half (NM) Of
the Northsast Quarter (NEh); the South
east QuGtsr (sEA) Of the Northeast
Quarter <NEN) and the Northeast Quar-
ter (NEA) a he Northwest Quarter
(NWA), Of 0setion Twenty-Five (2S):
and tha Southeast Quarter (SEA) Of
the Northeast Quarter (NEA) Of sse-
tioa Tw sntysix (2s), In Township Nine
(sl North. Of Range Fifty-six 49, West
Of the 9Th PRINCIPAL Merriam. in the
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1921-12-22

.uM NEWS u INTEREST |
ossn 4 n NM I layas = VIesie II -,
MT ~ b III
= Christmas will soon be here.
y Bazaar aid Food Sale Saturday.
Do your Christas shopping early.
Fine skating on the Pawnee the
1t week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Splitter spent
lpe Of days visiting In Sterling
u week.
Miss Blanche Quicker taught for
rss Morrison Thursday ahd Friday
ID Miss Floye Allen taught Apr
iss Amy Johnston.
Mr.. Geo. Dannatt left Monday for
b home In Boone Iowa where he will
end the remainder of the winter.
Il c. c. Cornbaugh eyesight spec
Hist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
Gated. Raabe Building. Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilzer arrived home
pm Sterling Saturday, where Mrs.
llzer took the teacher examination
q Mr., and Mrs. c. B. Dannatt came
Dme from Morgan last week after
vending two or three months there
John and Ruth Graves came home
ISom Fl. Collins Saturday two weeks
Acation, Mr.. O'Dell Meyers accom-
2Anied them home for visit.
M =. Felker Is nursing a game leg
y result Of horse stepping in q
Die and o buckle tongue or some
ing OF the s,'t rip, ms a cash In
Ie limb.
Rev. and Mrs. Burkey arrived home
fiday from Denver, where they
ent few days in Denver, viii
ayy stayed with the boys In their
sence and Inez staid with Lois
lhite.
Fred Knapp AMI Henry Robinson
De looking for contract with some
rcus as accrobats. They need quite
complement Of stage material to |
lpt on their stunts. but given these
hey declare they have world beat |
h. Given triple box wagon, a |
DIV tied In the back end. q deep
itch to cross diagonally, and Fred
ekes high dive, Henry takes q low
I'VE and the cows remains calm and
a interested spectator. Henry says
y world Of fun, only they will
ped to rehears good deal before
|xhibiting because Henry has to stop
2 laugh and Fred gets sore and says
eughty things.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
A NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT

TIKI HERALD takes a great deal of pleasure in giving a page or
more Of space in this ISSUE 10 an illustrated account of the new
: Albuquerque Elks' club, which has been completed during the
past week. The building of This club is a notable achievement. Its
successful completion reflects the utmost credit upon the resource
fulness and courage of the officers aud committees of the Elks' lodge,
who had the work in charge, and il illustrates the loyalty and publJ
ipated, at a personal sacrifice, in making the enterprise possible.
The old Elks' club building was destroyed at the worst possible
time for expensive reconstruction. The business boom was over. Re
striction of credit had set in. 1t was a bad time to lose anything,
and the Elks lost everything they had, except their lot, their insur-
ance money and the courage and community loyalty of the members
II is recalled that while the old building was still burning mem
bcrs of the Albuquerque Elks assembled at the home Of u member
and set seriously TO planning for funds for rebuilding on a bigger and
better scale. In a week they were actively gathering funds and
every member a sounding his resources Ia do his utmost for the
cause. In a month the new building was under way. Now it is com.
pleted and rs the most important addition that has beeu made to the
community assets of Albuquerque within the past five wears.
II the Elks, under the conditions of the past sixteen months.
with a membership of $50 men, not many of whom are rich or even
well to do, can replace a Sl000O0 property with one worth $250OO0.
and without increasing the Indebtedness on the property by a dollar.
certainly the whole community of Albuquerque should be aud un.
doubleday is able 10 carry through any construction project it nav
and the determination to see il through.
We have at least two big jobs of this kind immediately ahead of
us here One OF these is the completion of the hotel project. The
other s the funding at an advertising project which will 20 further
than the Santa Fr station ON the east aud the Rio Grande ON the west
The completed Elks club, a beautiful building. is far more
Than a fhe- modern club house. II ha an inspiration to Albuquerque
to get together and go ahead, no matter what difficulties may seem
TO stand in the way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
THOSE GIRLS

IN THE August number Of Pictorial Review Helen Ferries comes
to the defense OF those dreadful young girls of today who insist On
: dressing a they please. After all of the flood of denunciation|
Of the dress and manners of present day girls, the article is as re-
freshng as IL is sensible.
1t is the fashion for everybody just now to state that the upto
date Young lady is on a swift descent to the lower regions. The
majority of people say that she is merely n combination of jazz cos
metics, and insufficient clothes. Chaperones tell Us that her mind
is bounded ON the north by fashions, On the south by slang on the
west By dancing, and ON the east by flirtati0ns. She Is the despair
of her parents. the abomination of her aunis, aud the joy of the male
youth Of her own age. Ms. Grundy holds her hands up in horror
al the waywardness of the girl of today. is she worse than the girl
OF Yesterday, r. merely different is her modern careless way a
disregard for deceney or merely the shedding of Hypocrisy Is her
frankness based ON bravado or is il an indication of her truthful
nessi Which way is she heading-up or down. Helen Ferries, in
studying the situation, has lookeed beneath the piucked eyebrows
and discovered that the head Of the fapper is not Us empty as II
seems Mrs. Ferries inficis a well merited rebnke on the suspicious
Mrs. Grundya aud quotes instance after instance to prove that though
fashions may change and manners too, the only way the modern girl
has changed h for the better
Mothers, teachers and others in charge of young girls, should not
fail TO read this article by Mrs Ferries II will cheer them up and
enlighten them a well.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

And showed them unto Two Pigeons And laid them down
upon the Platform. And the Two Pigeons flew both of them to eat
the Peanuts
But one of the Pigeons flew at the other one and he took him
with his Bcak, by the fathers that grew upon the top of his head,
aud he Pulled him, and he Peckcd him, and he Prosecuted him shame
fully. And the Peanuts we're scattered and wasted. and many of
them were thrown upon the Ground.
And when the Stronger Pigeon had Oppressed the Weaker
Pigeon 50 that the Weaker one ceased to resist, then did the Stronger
one fly back, and pick up what were left of the Peanuts And there
still were left more than were good for him, but he ate them, every
one. Aud the Weaker Pigeon came aud drew near, and watched
every Peck aud Bite with CovctouS Longing, yet came hr not nigh
enough to provoke the other one to leave his Peanuts and attack
him.
Aud when all the Peanuts were gone, then did they both iy
up upon the Railing, and they waited for some other man to come
along and give them some mare Peanuts
And when bchcld all this, said, Oh, We foolish birds How
evil are your dongs, for there had been enough for you both, anil
more than yc both could eat, Why did yc not eat both of you all
that We wanted. and then call IN other pigeons To consume what wa,
lcftY For this had been for your profit, both of you, and for the
profit of other pigeons, and the encouragement Of those who rejoice
10 provide Peanuts for Pigeons.
And now, behold, it rcpentch me that whrh intended for good
should have become the occasion of strife, aud shall consider we'll
before waste more of my IIardcarncd Cash on Peanuts for Pigeon,
that are so unworthy of my Generosity.
And considered how men aud nations use the gifts Of God,
and wondered what God thinkcth Of uN.
And said, Oh We foolish Pigeons, will We continue Ia be as
foolish as mm'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
HOW 1T WORKS

n ARIZONA man is driving 500 head Of horses from Ash Fork
n 10 San Antonio, Texas, because he could not afford 10 pay the
freight tariff for their shipment by rail Paying il, he said, meant
giving up the value Of the horses Not many such drives will be
made, it is true, because they are difficult and the risk of loss is
great But the horses simply will not be shipped. Owners of sur
plus horses who wish 70 sell win suffer, and so will the railroads.
The Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce has conducted an in.
qury which, it announces shows that alfalfa growers Of the Mesnla
valley have paid in freight charges thus far this year 365 per cent
Of the total crop value, as compared with DIP per cent in 1920, and
81 per cent in 1919. On 80 alfalfa this years percentage of ship
ping expense docsni leave much for the grower. after his growing
expenses. have been paid.
These are extreme eases, but they relate TO two of New Mexi
eos principal products, livestock and hay Both products RI bulky
and both are usually long haul and through train propositions
In the light OF these facts il is extremely difficult TO accept
without reservation, q circular letter from the chairman OF the boerd
Of the Southern Pacific railway, in which he undertakes 10 prove
that high freight rates have nothing TO do with the present con-
tinued depression. and that such rates are not too high.
However, great may be the need of the railroads for revenue,
and no one doubts that need. it must be evident that in a region like
this one the high freight rates are holding back, if seriously depross-
ing the industries TO which the roads must look for the bulk Of their
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

tire "misroncoption ~ the functions
Of the school and az wrong psychol-
ogicaily.
The old fashioned idea Of training
children was 10 keep their minds OF
duties and interests natural 10 their
years - Pau tells ne that when he
was "a child he spake as n child.
understood As e child. and thought
~ = child and did not put away
childish things until he became a
man. one or tho chief difficulties
IN child rearing these days rs 10 keep
nc child mind simple and unspoii"d
Tho movies already make IL hard
enough why complicate The school
Tho object ~ school training, In Hd.
dltion 10 Importing useful knowl-
edge. is 70 give the child mental and
moral discipline aud help develop
character. lu this Il toes not do the
WORK Of parent and preacher, but
supplements H. Sound character de-
vclopcd Ia the child called to deal
while q child only with the prob
lens ~ childhood and youth viii do
more to enable him TO meet the
problems % maturity than will the
anticipation Of those problems by the
immature mind at an unrlpe age
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
Training for
Matrimony

Hrom the Philadelphia Bu!letinD
A public school course in training
for matrimony is the suggestion Of
a Chicago Judge who Is disturbed by
the number of divorce suits crowd
Ing his court calender. He thinks tho
TACT that In goo OF the divorce suits
before him last year the parties were
children who had wed without
any conception of the duties and re-
hponEihilitirs uf tho marriage rela-
ton iustines such an addition TO the
school curriculum.
Those who conceive OF the school
as a general and satisfactory sub
stitute Tor home and church as far
a. ethical training h. concerned viii
find the Judges idea quite in order.
Others Will not be 80 SURE ~ IL value.
They will see In 10 another attempt
20 help Stacker parents shirk theft
duties, ana view II ag based on an en-