Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-04
CITY BRIEFS

that the high school classes will begin
at o'clock Tuesday morning, while
the junior high school and grade
classes begin at O'Clock.
For the best coal order of Mark
Coal Co. Phone /.
FOR goo work and quick service
in kodak finishing in box at entrance
of Masonic Bldg. Elite studio.
DELEGATES GoING-Nick Bado-
Ninac. John d. Butkovich, Mrs. Jer-
man and Nick Fabyarich. delegates TO
the fourteenth annual convention OF
the National Croatian society will
shortly leave for Pittsburgh, Pa. where
tho convention will convene on Sep
tembcr l.. Mr. Bodovinac has held
grand lodge office continuously for the
past fifteen years.
&c. Rawson Wade Clatc. University
of Illinois) Special training in voice.
Oratono. Opera and Concert. Phone
sos. 11o1 So. Union.
H A. SMITH for first Glass carpe,
cleaning. s2l L, 5th. Phone eitw.
TO THE share holders of the Oil
Creek Petroleum company-Thc work
has been greatly delayed on our well
No. 3. on account OF washouts OF the
road and crossing across oil creek. but
We hope the flood season is about
over SO we can continue the work and
finish the well during this present
month.
c. j. FREDERICkSoN.
Asst. Secy. and Manager.
THE IDLE HOUR will be open all
day Monday.
FREE ROAD SERVICE CAR on
BESSEMER Nulcanizins -shop. 5l5 W.
Northern avenue. Phone 1918 w. Mil
icr Tires and Michein Tubes.
NICK sASSo. of Sasso Bros. Motor
cycle shop, received card from his
brother Jim Sasso. who is taking a
Motorcycle trip to California and re-
turn. The card was written in salt
Lake city and said that the party
! composed OF Jim Sssso. Frank Kelley.
Carl Clark and Art Jctts were having
tho time OF their life on their return
trip they plan to visit tho Grand Cam
ycn and other points OF interest along
tho southern route. They expect to he
gone about six weeks.
ELLINGToN's will be closed until
J =. NJ. on Monday. Labor Day.
FIVE CENTS roll for Kodak de-
Nclopiug work, second to none Elite
studio. Room - Masonic Bldg.
HoMPIET FLOWERS FOR
LOYAL PUEBLOANS. The Pueblo
Floral Co.. 525 n. Main ST.
BIRTHDAY FARTY-A largo num-
bcr OF friends were presen, at "a BIRTH
day party given by Miss Helen John
son at 1874 West Seventeenth street
last night Refreshments and games
were enjoyed by the guests.
THE Pueblo Transfer and Storage
Co. arc now in their new office,
erected on the site of the old one.
which stood at 10 North Main street
for ~ years. but could not withstand
tho bulk and force of a Santa fe
refrigerator car driven down upon It
during the late unpicasantncss. i.
NJ Luuueer will strive 10 give tho best
service to the company's many GUS
toners.
THE COLONIAL thcater is wide
open today. everything brand now and
popular prices prevail Children &c
adults 1oc.
Beautiful Asters, 75c per doz. 1917
Y. orman. Phone 2io3-R.
TO TAKE AUTO ToUR-Mr. and
Mrs. j. T.. Harrington of Ios East
Eighth street. and Mrs. Marshall An
derson Of Wslsenburg. are leaving the
first of the week for an automobile
tour to kiuEss City and ncighborhood
points. intending TO return thru Okla
homa Miss Ncttic Iimhockcr will
accompany the party as far as Leott
Kansas. for n visit with friends
Fine strong. healthy babies arc al
ways happy-Bsbics respond wonder
fully to Chiropractic. Porter e.
Taylor. Chiropractor. Congress
THE United Spanish War Veterans
meet the first md third Mondays OF
each month at tho g. \. Il. Hall. on
Main street between sixth and seventh
streets. All members and veterans arc
cordially invited TO attend.
H. II. WALLACE.
Commander.