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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-07
theatrical
NEW cURWooD FILM is
SHOWING HERE NOW

One of the interesting events for
lovers of the photoplay of the sea
son is occurring the The Grand theater,
where James Oliver Curwood's latest
story of the Northland, 'IsobeI, or
The Trails End opened yesterday
for two days run. This film drama
is a product of the directorial talent
of. Edwin Carewe, and is presented
with cast which features House Pet
ers and charming Jane Novak.
Of all the Curwcod stories, it has
been acknowledged that none has the
breadth and human appeals of his IA
nous novel. "Isobel" from which this
interesting epic of Northland ro-
nance was adapted. Those who have
read this volume will find that the
phctoplay version adheres closely to
the lines Of action and character por-
trayal as laid down by the author.
Edwin Carewe, in fact, has been said
to have given photoplay fans their
first real glimpse of Curwood; in other
words, he has retained the full power
of the authors sweeping character
portrayals and his tense and exciting
climaxes.
Remember the picture will be
shown again today at the pre-war pri-
ces Of 10 and zoe.
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nile of talent and ex lent promise.
Hatton has the part d Danny who, in
the picture story is accidentally kill
ed, and George Stone is seen as the
stolen boy, Richard Headrick is the
infant who is all but drowned in "a
river. This trio of juvenile talent can
not be beaten and they add much to
the entertainment value of the photo
play. Myrtle Steadman is the leading
woman
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FAMOUS CHILD ACTORS.

Three of the most famous children
Of the screen appear in William S.
Harris latest Paramount picture, 1.-THE
Whistle" which comes to the Bijou
Theatre Saturday. They are George
Stone, who was the Belgian boy in
It'll / Come Back to YOU" and who
supported Mr.. Hart in 1.-THE Poppy
Girls Husband" Richard Headrick,
who was "the regular teller" in Mr.
Hart's western picture, The Toll
Gate" and Will Jim Hatton, a juve
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THE LAST OF THE MoHIcANS"
AT THE BIJou THEATRE TODAY

Maurice Tourneur, producer of
"The Last CT the Mohicans," a spe.
al film today at the Bijou Theatre,
says that within ten years nearly ey-
cry school and college will be using
films to teach many subjects. This
production should be seen by every
body as it is graphic pictorial his
tory Of. America in the early days, at
the same time being an absorbing en-
tcrtainment
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toms. ! am again able to eat any
thing" Il is simple. harmless prep.
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucous from the intestinal tract and al.
lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and In
te0tinal ailments, including appendices.
It's. One dose viii convince or money
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TIE INDIANS KNEW.

I'VE are living IN chsnging, wo.ld,
] never thought | could ever be cured
of my stomach trouble. Medical sci
cnce seemed unable to help me. But
thank God we are progressing and
now Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has
delivered me from al stomach symp.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder to Be-
shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the foot
bath. The Pattsburg Camp Mammal advises men
in training to use Foot=Ease in their shoes each
morning. 1t prevents blisters and sore spots and
relieves painful, swollen, smatting feet and tak@
the sting out of corns and buniona AlwaPR
use Allen's Foot-Ease to break in new shoaa.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
oBERoN NEWS

Miss Gladys Brown spent the week
end with Eldora Fisk.
Mrs. w. X. Fisk toS b,cn on 'kc
sick list the past week.
Miss Ruby Gustascsor Is tn, gaes
Of Romellda Cssagranda.
Miss Hazel Parker has been visit
ing at the home Of W. X. Smith.
Eugene Bobee is spending hi. v,-
cation with friends at Obcron this
week
Mrs. Lucy Taylor's daughter Pearl
will attend school at Arvada this
year.
Miss Nellie Wyant entertained n
crowd of young folks at her hom :
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Beulah Mallet Of Arvads was
the guest Of Miss Ciscella Frances
cattle Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Edwards is agnin nbl'
10 resume her household duties ate
a siege OF several weeks illness.
Carlisle Miner will leave TO
Boulder on September ~ to sg.i'
take up his studies in the Boulde.
University.
J. C. Edwards daughter Ruth wa
has been visiting here for the pas
ten days left Thursday for he
school at Saquachc, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hoffman have
purchased seven ncrcs just north OF
Oberon and have started to improve
Il with some nice buildings.
Ben Dunlap WAS operated on We'd
nesdsy morning for kidney troub'e
in St. Joseph's hospital. He is re-
ported ~ getting along nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
'1dvoIi Theatre
Has Been Sold

= Mrs. w. C. West has sold the
Trivoh Theatre to Mr.. Russell an ex-
psriencsd theatre man Of Denver
who too charge with Monday even
ings performance. The theatre i &
being enlarged and the seating capa-
city increased from 200 to 400. An
extsntion il being built on the east
end Of the building to give the
greater seating capacity. Another
sxtsnsion u being built on the west
end to make . commodious and at
trsctive lobby. A balcony is also
provided to give more room. 1t ID
planned 70 have the first show start
1t 7:S0 instead os o'clock we un-
dsrstand. Mrs. West has provided
Arvada with = splendid class Of en-
tsrtainments since she has been
operating the Trivoli and has built
up . good business. The now pro
pristor is contemplating giving even
bsttsr, shows.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
SENATOR ALEXANDER HERE

Senator and Mrs. Morton Alex
ander and son returned this week
from California after m absence Of
nine years. After leaving Arvnda
Senator Alexander started n paper
In thcUinta basin in Utah. He sold
that out and went TO California but
the call of Colorado Inns prompted
them to return. He il nov going TO
start n paper at n new town Of Dove
Creek, Dolores county in the south
western part 2f the state. That
yection Of he country has bright
future ahead Of il and with such "A
live wire newspaper man at the helm
Of boosting newspaper the country
will get much favorable publicity.
We enjoyed most pleasant fratern-
al call from Senator Alexander. He
remarked that he had known Arvada
a good many years and that we are
now getting out the best Newspaper
he had ever seen published in the
town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

the community and is helping you a.
an individual of the community
You should cooperate with it foi
your good and for the good of your
neighbors and the community in
general.
The Club is planning very
strong series of special meetings to
be held the second Friday Of each
month. The program committed
met Friday evening Of last week nt
the home Of Pliny O. Clark, presi
dent Of the club and outlined plans
for the first Of these meetings.
This one will be held on Friday
evening. September 18th. 1t will be
addressed by 8. r. DeBoer. land
scaps architect who will take up
f0g-AuSgsss 6f-"Town Planning" =
Other matters Of unusual interest
will be announced later.
President Clark reports that y
splendid spirit Of cooperation is be-
ing found not only among business
men but among the farmers and
townspeople generally.
Cooperation will make the Com
mnuity Club even more successful
than 10 10 now.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

Jchn =. James. son ~ MIR. and
Mrs. j. p. james who lived Mt Fruit
dale about ten years ago has opened
law offices nt suite $50 Equitable
building. Denver. He has been
practicing law in Dcs Moines for the
past six years. with the exception Of
two years in the army. but in spite
Of the fact that he was making good
he hardened to the call Of Colorado
and has come west again. His many
old friends VIII hc rIad to know TINT
he has returned.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
Adams
County Fair HoIu

George Z. Smith. SECRETARY Of ~
Brighton Fair. and Jesse HalkAss.
his assistant were In ths Asvs1s
district Tuesday advertising this
event which will be held on 0sps.
2O-23 inclusive. Both are old frssn1s
Of the editor Of the Entsrpriss ~
made this office . mest pleasant
cali. Mr.. Smith while county
agricultural agent Of AdaMs eoswey
started the Brighton fair four ysan
ago. He has back Of him some u
the best boosters TO he found aay
where In the west. They hsvs ha1
the support Of the board Of eosaty
commissioners and the county has
fitted up the fair grounds until thsy
are now second to none In the ststs,
This year the Brighton fair viii b.
better than II has ever been bsfors
and that In saying = whole loe.
The race track In kept In first class
condition and ~ an indication Of
what may be- expected In the way Of
races there are already seventy-ons
horses entered In tho six harness
events. There will be relay races,
broncho busting. wild west shows
and a lot Of other attractions.
A goat roping contest will be one
Of the many features To add to the
fun Of tho fair There arc lots OF
entries coming in tho way Of sx.
hibits. A good display should he
made from that section of Adams
county near Arvsdx. On Thur 'day.
September 22, the third day Of Ne
fair, the Adams County Pure bfsd
Breeders will hold . sale Of pure
bred stock This will be chance
for some Of our farmers N get 1000
stuff cheap IN all offerings viii No
sold regardless Of price. Wsecn ISr
the fair program which will sppssr
In this paper 1t = later dsts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
Truck Driver Has
Narrow Escape

Harry Haines, a truck driver for
the Denver Shale Brick Company,
was quite severely injured when =
lone engine coming down the Moi
fat road struck his truck at the COM
pany's yards at 1880 Tuesday after
noon. Haines was just leaving the
yards with a load of brick. The
railroad crossing is dangerous at
that place and as an EXTRA precau
ton the brick company always sends
flagman with every load to 60
ahead to the railroad and interurban
crossing to warn the truck driver of
any approaching trains.
Clarence Swanson went ahead of
Haines Tuesday afternoon. He
tagged Haines to stop but Hainss
thought he was tagging for an in
terurban car that was just passing.
As this car passed Haines released
his brakes and let his truck drift
down the hill slowly of its own
momentum. As he was about on
the track the lone engine coming at
4 good speed down the hill suddenly
loomed up. ....
Fellow employees of Haines say
that the warning whistle was not
.sesndsdr soon enough to let Haines
know Of the danger. At sight Of
the engine he swerved his truck and
jumped. The truck was struck just
behind the engine and was demoiish-
ed. The brick and wreckage flew
thru the air and Haines was struck
by part of the truck. One leg was
broken in three places and he was
otherwise badly bruised and per-
hapa internally injured. DR.. Rus
sell hastened to the scene and gave
the man prompt attention. He was
taken to St. Anthony's hospital
where he is receiving the very bes.
Of treatment. Manager C. E. Smith
Of the brick company came out from
Denver to investigate the cause of
the accident and to see that his en-
ployee had the very best Of care.
Haines is 27 years old. lie is u
single man living with his ra-ent
in Denver. He has been in the en-
ploy Of the brick company for the
past eighteen months. He is n
splendid young man and has the
reputation of being very careful.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
ARMADA SQUAD
FARM IS SOLD
Company Of Local Men Buy
Largest Business Of its
Kind in the State.

F. C. Gardner has sold the Arvada
SQUAD Farm to company of local
men composed of Wesley Staley,
Bryan Staley, F. C. Murchison and
Roy Grief. The new company has
taken charge Of the place and Bryan
Staley is acting as superintendent of
the business. A SQUAD expert has
been secured and will be on the job
Friday to devote his time to the
work.
This is the largest SQUAD business
in Colorado. In fact is is probably
larger than all the others combined.
There are at present over 5000
birds in the several large pens. The
farm covers six and one-half acres
on East Ralston avenue. The new
company has acquired eight and one
half acres from Mr.. Murchison just
across Ralston Greek from the Gard
ner tract so they now have fifteen
acres on which to expand their al
ready large plant.
Mr.. Gardner had contracted all
his squads to Green Brothers of
Denver but the new company will
probably act as their own distribu-
tors and sell to clubs, hospitals, ho-
tells, etc direct. Squads bring fancy
prices and the supply is never any
thing like the demand.
Arvada has the ideal climate for
SQUAD raising. Before locating here
and establishing the farm year
ago Mr.. Gardner Travelled from VAN
cover B. c., to Florida, seeking the
ideal conditions. He found them
here. His business has flourished
from the start.
The new owners have plans for
enlarging the business and will make
their farm one Of the best known
ttarms in Colorado among perclc OF
the class that can afford the best Of
everything.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
Fight is
Not Ended Yet

The price Of cabbage suddenly
dropped from 81 to 81 a week or SC
ago. There was report that the
Brighton shippers organization had
sent out sixty cars on consignment
and then the Denver commission
houses got busy and killed the price
This was the cause Of the slump 4.
We understand it.
The management and board OF
directors Of the Colorado Cabbage
exchange are taking steps toward
having an investigation by the fedcr-
al district attorney of the cabbage
situation, in regard to the sctivitie,
of the Denver shippers. ..
A petition In out asking the Unit
ed States district attroncy for Colo.
RADIO to investigate the alleged con
spiracy on the part Of the Denver
men, who. it is declared. have open.
ly and publicly admitted that they
had fixed and regulated the price Of
cabbage, not only this year, but In
years past, and that they were the
ones who had forced the recent drop
in the cabbage price, resulting ir
the complete decentralization Of that
market all over the country.
The ground upon which action In
the matter h based js tho prsvisions
Of thes Sherman anti-trust law.
Sentiment against the mon re
sponsible for the loss Of the great
cabbage crop this year, which was
the best in the history Of the In
dustry in Colorado. is bitter. and a
the Ft. Lupton meeting recently
several Of the large Denver shippers
who have been operating for years
in this district. were almost mob
bed.
AT later meeting in Brighton
these Denver shippers. who were
especially invited To be present, were
not present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
Next Meeting Of Community Club
is to be a Most important One
With Many Interesting Features

The meeting Of the Arvada Com.
munity Club to be held on Tuesday,
September 9Th In the auditorium Of
the Arvada high school building will
be one Of the creates. gct-togsther
and booster meetings ever held in
Arvada.
r The meeting will be = joint gather
ing Of the Golden Commercial Club
and the Arvads Community Club.
Matters Of great importance to
both towns and sll Of jefferson
county win be hpst Up for discus
sion-and action.
Among other business to be trans
acted will be taking acticn to yet
better tramwsy service at better
prices. 4f... ~
The eu<sg sf KSxSS' kslf-Ss slitbas
J. Dodge, secretary of the Denver
Civic and Commercial Association
who will give = talk on the subject
of "The Up-to-dats Conmsreisi Cub
and what it can do fer the Town" I"
It is hoped that everyone who is
interested In Arvada and Arvada's
welfore will attend this meeting and
take part in it in an active way.
The Community Club is helping
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
ADVERTISING NEEDS TO
SPEED BUSINESS FASTEE

CHICAGO.-Inefficiency in re-
tail selling was Assigned as the
reason for business depression
by c. H. Macintosh, president
of the Associated Adertising
Clubs of the World, in a speech
before electrical contractor deal.
ers' conference Of the National
Conference of Retail Merchants.
He also declared that increased
adertisin9 by the retailer was
necessary to speed up the wheels
Of commerce.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
ARMADA CHURCH NOTICES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed. Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:46 .. N.

SUNDAY ocnOOb ~ 0'$O =. m.
Communion Service at IL.
Evening Gospel service at 8.
Mid-week service, Wednesday at
8 p. m.
The series Of studies in Ephes'ans
closed Wednesday night, and we are
thankful for the interest manifestsd
and for the blessing receievd.
We will remember our Sevior's
dying love at His Table at the nprn-
ing service. The pastor will pt eh
on "A Friend in Need and q B5 th-
er Indeed" Prov. l7:l7. "A Friend
loveth at all times, and = Brother il
born for adversity." We will also
have reception Of new members,
and every member Of the church
should sit with US at this McRorial
Feast. All who are trusting In the
Blood and Righteousness Of the Son
Of God are welcome TO the Lordj
Table, for il Is His and not ours.
A good substantial increase In at
tendance at Sunday Schaal last Sab
bath rejoicing all our hearts.
Congratulations are in order for
the c. z. class for winning 20 many
banners lately for best attendance.
We miss Mr.. j. l.. Sslladsy no
much at the services, and are sorry
that he has had such poor health.
We trust that he will soon regain his
strength.
We are glad TO see MIS-. Geo.
Wheatley with her class last Sab
bath, after her vacation. We Ger
tainly appreciate the faithful service
Of our Primary Teachers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
ok'D BY FURNITURE MEN

SAN FRANCISCO-Newspaper
advertising, followed up by at
tractivc window displays, is the
best antidote for slumping sales,
declared s. f.. Conybeare of
Lancaster, Pa. in an address to
delegates to the National Furni-
ture Dealers convention which
met here. It was estimated that
approximately 1000 delegates
were in attendance. Other
speakers included s. f. Kohn Of
Denver and H. F. dudley, Ogden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

The large addition to the Davis
Company garage on Wadsworth ave-
IL nearly completed. The walls and
roof have been finished and the ce-
ment floor 10 about completed. All
that remains now is the fitting OF
the windows and doors and the job
Is done and the building ready fol
use. In putting up this building
and improving the Trivoli Theatre
tuilding adjoining Mr.. Davis has
done much to make the town, and
especially Wadsworth-ave. a much
more attractive place. The building
10 Of red presssd brick. The archi'
lecture IL plain but substantial and
neat. The front Of the thca'rt
building has been made extrsmsl;
attractive. The improvement hs'
been rather costly but confidence ir
tSs town has inspired Mr.. DAVIS r
make these heavy expenditures.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
RALSToN PRESBYTERIAN
Clinton Reed, Pastor

Sunday School at 2:i5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of the Word at 3 p. m.
Mid-week service, Thursday nt =
p. m.
A cordial invitation to this Com
munity service is extended to all.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

Pliny o. Clark, president of the
Ayvada Community Club says: ~
.y9nt 10 compliment you on the i'm
1sDd appearance and contents CT
I Enterprise since it has come
under your management. The pa
per ID really . very live periodical.
It can do = lot to make the town q
biz success"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Henry J. Ca.terall. Pastor.

Sunday School at 10 A. NJ. O.
N. Evans, Supt.
No other services next Sunday.
but services at Trinity M. +. church,
18th and Boardway, Denver, Colo.
Bishop Mead will preach at 1890
there.
Try and attend our conference.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
chyistian Seisneo

Christisn Science services are held
Sunday morning ut West First and
Adelaide Streets. nt II o'clock.
Sunday School At $3.50.
Wednesday meetings Vt $500 y. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
HONOR ROLL

The following il n list Of the aew
subscribers to the Enterprise during
the past week. The date opposite
your name in the columc on the ad-
dress on the paper IL our record Of
where you are paid to. It. is is not
correct kindly call our attention TO
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01
'ARVADA SCHOOL
IS RATED HIGH
Now Accredited Nesth Csa-
tral Association ef Col.
lsges and Schools,

1t is with considerable local pride
that we greet the announcement Of
the accreditinR Of Arvada HisA
School by the North Central Asseesa.
tion Of Colleges and Secondary
Schools in their twenty sixth annual
meeting. We have been on TIE list
Of our local State University for
yeavs but not until this year did ~
receive recognition from the NortA
Central Association. There are on.
ly forty-fivs high schools In he sta&s
20 recognised, only one other In
jefferson County. We ars the only
suburb Of Denver 70 have tAis dat.
ing, such towns ~ Lamar, Littlstsu,
Enelewood, nupton. tiorsnce, Yow.
Ter, Ordwsy. etc. do net have Il, for
instance. It means much u grad.
uates Of the Arvsda High School wAs
may now enter any University =
College In the United States tAae
admits on credit. The board. super.
intendent, patrons and pupils are 70
be complimented on this svidsMes
Of splendid progress.
The Arvada Public Schesh wiu
open Tuesday Sept. eth VIII ~
majority Of. The formsr fssslty h
thstr sams positions.
All The grade tsachsrs ars n.
periencsd Normal School 0ssAuaesj.
while msmbers Of ths HisA 1sAssl
corps are College grsdahesA A ~
Of the Grads tsseaess y - lsllsws,
Mrs. Evangslins CuuaMtseA, Mir
Helen Lawrsnes. HrA Corr cAiaas
Miss Georgia DroxH. ~--Nsh
Mable Wilson and Niss Adi1s
Moon. In the Junior HigA SsAssl
are Mis- Alice Ksshsr. Niss Hsass
Dussan and hiss Nsssarse Dsswas.
The High School tsaeAsrs sss Mlw
'Irsas Csassvy.AiAs - Ms,lsv.
Mis- Grseis Mei(Isi, Nh kasA ySaae
ston. Miss LsvsrNs Langley. NJ
Elisabsth vsnveorhis. Mr. G. osv
Martins, Mr.. e, A Johastos. ~ ~
Ray Cannon. The nsrth se6eGo
teacher il Miss Helen Tow~sasy.
Registration u High Sehesl puDe6.
Will be held Friday end Saturday q,
this week. Tie tAxt bestu ass w
same ~ thoss Of last pear.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

Help IN 10 gst out . bsttsr papsr
by phoninR In your new ttsnn.
Arvada 05. 1,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

Mn Ines Nteholson Ia spendin,
q fsw dayy d uihrosc, Col6-' - .
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-01

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