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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

wm. FISHER q workman IN ihe
neal room Of the ch.etaaha Cotton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

DO not neglect 10 see Nlaa CASTOR
at the Owl pmg Store. ana ask
for your Free Facial Massage H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

,. Roy orr. assistant county a..
tolney ia IN Talsio this afternoon.
iie = represenslnE the county IN a
justice court case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

We make guaranteed glasses that
satisfy Examination wlt,ou, ehsfxo,
alnneii optical Co. sos rlrst
National nank building. is,at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

J. T Brown. federal prohibition o.
fieer. was 10 TO city today 10 con
ference with Matt aanley. sheriff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

Just arrived from Holland, nntch
nulba for fail planting and poiilne.
eholcoit varieties chickasha Green.
house. Phone Is. css S. FIrh street
isSL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

ooofgc witt has rcrcrod hls can
looiion With re local po'iofilce and
hs1 zone % Denver. Colo, where ~
has accepted a posl'ioa with a irsc
irl company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

rall this week and talk with Miss
Carton At tso owl Dnng Store. 81
Il icnons,railng TIE Arabian Tolle,
Goods. complete line of exceptional
ya'nr COLT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

juft arrived from Holland. Dutch
nulbs for fall planting and posilng.
choicest varieties. chlchaaha Green.
house Phone As. COS s. Flfih street
is1,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

SIR and Mra. Sam MeGrnahan
returned yesterday afternoon from a
ylalt with friends In Oklahoma clly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

Just arrived ron Holland Dutch
Buib. fof til planting and poi'lns
choicest sarie,ics chlckasha Green
lauss Phone 49, s2s 9 F.eh street
isst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-20

NJ aud airs. non sheldon. oi
sen Antonio. Tex. arc whiting rela.
iises and' irlenla ln chlesasha Mrs.
sheldon was formerly Hrs. NJ =
Cheney She was proprieircss q i1e
.illel -nial horn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-29
ANATOMY

RTNA IOM
(This is the third Of a series Of ten
lessons In eartoonlno which will ap-
pear each tuesday for ten weeks. Clip
and save them, and practice.)
The examples Of the human figure
shown here are the ideal figures as set
down b. the Greeks II is well to study
them closely so that YOU will be better
able to oaricature them. and still retain
A likeness.
Figure ! shows the human boy di-
vded into eight parts--or heads. The
mead is the standard OF measurement.
The entire body. you see. is eight heads
high. The arm and hand. together, are
four and three quarters heads In length.
Other portions OF the body are measured
In the same way. There really is no
exact standard OF measurement, for fig
ures vary. but this Is a good one to
so by.
In Figure 2 Is shown chllds body.
likewise proportioned Notice that the
head IL but one-flfth the length OF the
body
The face. MS drawn BY the Greeks and
made TO scale. is shown in Figure 3.
From the bottom OF the chin 10 the
nostrils is third OF q head. From
the chin to the eyebrow and top Of ear
is thirds OF a head. From the top
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of the forehead to the eye is one-half
Of a head.
Figure shows features OF the face
drawn true to nature and then car
tooned TO carry out the general likeness
Of the features.
Hands need careful attention, owing
10 their importance. for they not only
assist greatly in expressing emotion,
but they appear very often in your car
toons. You will find it easy to draw
them II you first sketch them in as in
Figure 5.
When drawing hand holding some
Thing. wrap" II around the thing,
blocking 1t in as a solid piece OF flesh
Then draw in the fingers and other de-
tails, as in Figure 6.
Avoid the common mistake OF joining
the hand directly TO the arm Make a
wrist. Figure Z shows the right and
wrong way OF making the hand and
joining it to the arm.
II you wish to draw shoe. draw a
bare foot first then add the shoe
Don't forget to make an ankle Include
the slight rise In the tips OF the toes
and the projecting heel See Figure 8
when you make hair on the head. Of
character don't attempt to draw every
! hair Draw T. In masses. Draw 1t nrst
| IN block" form "a in Figure . and then
sketch In the lines as in Figure TO-
Lesson four. next, Tuesday will con
! Germ clothing
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HUMOR
PLAY
WORK
John n. Mlllar. Editor
ONE REEL YARNS
THE LAST SONG

But" said Lefty. 81 just can't leave
him. I've had him since he was baby
bird. Daddy got him for me" Her
lip quiyered
There. dear" said Aunt Margle has
tily. Uncle John will get you another
canary. You can't lug a bird cage ON
such long trip"
Lefty said nothing. Since her faith
er's death she had grown very quiet
letting her relatives plan for her
So the canary was left behind. He
gave Letty's finger a farewell peck. He
knew she was leaving.
At her uncles Lefty almost forgot her
canary. Then Aunt Margie wrote
your bird isn't singing any more" she
said. Perhaps | don't feed him right
Lefty wrote back quickly, giving di-
rections But still the canary would
not sing.
He's grievng for me. Uncle John
Lefty said. Cant send 70. him."
NONSENSE" laughed Uncle John.
Then. as he saw Letty's disappoint-
ment. We'll all right"
Late one afternoon Uncle John came
home and set big. square package be.
fore Lefty He tore away the wrap
pings. There was her bird
Lefty clapped her hands. But I'm
afraid he hasn't had good treatment.
He looks dropping" The canary lifted
his little head and trilled feebly.
"Oh. he can Sing cried Lefty. "rD
run upstairs and get Aunt Martha"
Uncle John met the two as they came
down. your little bird is dead. Lefty"
he said gently. He just fell over. The
trip was too much"
Lefty was quiet. Then she smiled
Anyway. he sang one more song" she
/ said
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Advertising rates effective Sept
9th. 1921.
Dor Ipch
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countent, eight years experienc with
oil company. Understand income
tax reports. best OF references. Ad-
dress Y.l care of Ardmoreitc 26'6
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EXPERIENCED stenographer, young
lady with college education. desires
position. References. u. q. Box IL,
or phone T26. 2I-3
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POSITION WANTED-By experienced
stenographer. Best Of references,
Phone 1915. 2I'J
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LOST AND FOUND
w amt a Home?

A very attractive six room
bungalow with hardwood
lloors and built-in featuGes.
swell location southwest. Reas-
pnable cash payment will ham
lle.
A wonderful new bungalow
With hardwood floors, tile
bath, fireplace, breakfast
room and built-in features.
Built for a home. Price and
|ocation given on appointment.
LOTS
We have some beautiful build
hg lots in the southwest that
You should see if you are con-
|emplating building, for de-
Rrable lots are selling rapidly.
LOANS
YOU need a loan to build or
q improve the old home, let
% make il for you. Our in
hector lives here and loans
Ire closed promptly. You do
have to wait.
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HELP WANTED MALE

MEN WANTED-For car owners
preferred to act as agents for the
New Boyer Brace" (patented). for
Ford ears. supports your running
boards and saves tenders Weighs
10 lbs. Install in minutes. No
holes to bore. Has no equal EN-
d, elusive territory TO right parties.
Bates 4 Durham, state Distributors,
100 West Fourth street, Oklahoma
city, Okla 2s.3
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PUZZLES AND RIDDLES

!. How can you make slow horse
fast?
3 What are the two hottest letters
In the alphabet?
Answers; l. Tie him to post .
Ia ". (cayenne).
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FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FOR RENT-Two and three room fu'
nished apartments. no children. Il
ID southwest. Phone 1888. 25-5
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LARGE front room adjoining bath,
private home, 2 blocks Of postoffce.
Phone 357. 105 end Ave, n. w. 25-5
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for light house keeping. 625 G st.
northwest. Phone 1729.J. 27-3
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FOR RENT-Two large furnished
rooms 209 A street northwest. Phone
1458-J 27-3
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FINANCIAL
MONEY

MONEY
Improved business properties Z per
cent plus % small commission; unlimit'
ed funds Five To ten years straight
loans closed without delay. Annual or
monthly reduction. Positively the best
rate offered In the city
WILKES a COONER.
Ardmore okla. rear City state Bank.
Phone aa54.
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms. Phone 1875. Mrs. c.
G.. Sims. 27-3
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FOR RENT-Three furnished mod
ern light house keeping roms phone
3l1. 27-3
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FOR RENT-Three modern. unfurnish-
ed rooms. Phone l5lO-R. 2l8 9Th
avenue northwest. 27-3
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FOR RENT-Close in furnished 2
rooms for light house keping, also
sunny bed room for winter. POI End
avenue northwest. 27-3
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MISUNDERSTANDING; sewing OF all
kinds. Old suits made into good.
looking dresses az reasonable prices.
AIS W. Broadway. Phone 2207. 25-5
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p'''SsSatr: D q e.

Ma just told me
TO give the goldfish
Fresh water. I've looked
But they aln't fi&shed
What | gave them
v@Ai@-day,
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FOR RENT-Two south rooms fur
nished for house keeping; reason
able; no objection to baby. Call
403 c street northwest. Phone 1923.
27.3
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NICE fr"nt bed room, to one or two
gentleman. 1908 b St, northwest.
27-3
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-price reason
able. 90 NJ St, $ w. Phone 642-R.
2j.6
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once competent high.
class canvassers for Wnite.Crest
flour. Apply after a. m Bass Fur
niture Co. 9S10
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FOR RENT - Two well furnished
rooms for light house keeping, s25
per month. Phone 2l93-R. 21-3
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-ro rent, furniture, want
to rent furniture for four or five
rooms win pay reasonable rent
and assure best of care. Address
Phone 25s. between a. m. and
Gao y. m.
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THREE room apartment. also two
room; will be ready by the first.
Close in. call day 1S47, night 1870.
27.6
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classified
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One cent per word each insertion.
minimum charge Of 2s cents made
n ads run one day only. Copy must
fe In Ardmorete office by 10 O'Clock
yeek days. II received after hat hous
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)Eents taken over the telephone are ac
opted only az customers risk and the
Hfdmoreite will not be responsible for
)sIprs unless advertising copy is hand
"A in at oiir office
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FOR RENT-Part of my home fur
nished, to refined couple. Refer
ences exchanged. Phone 530-J. 27-5
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WANTED TO BUY

WANrgD-rr nay casn or to ex.
change MORE in now goods-tot nL
kinds Of secondhand household
rpods
C. L. HALL
The New and Second Hand Home
Outfittcr. Phone 566. ard q Caddo
ST.. Arimorc. oklahoma, The same
10 nav.1 g.4.imb
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
ORsBORN ITEMS.
nd Mrs. VIII Weiss

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Weiss were
Kiowa visitors Thursday
Roy Evans and Victor Moore
were soliciting the neighborhood fof
the good cause Monday.
ME- Adams of Ebert is moving
the Vance schoolhouse this week :;
1t will be moved one mile north of
its present location.
Mrs. C. f. Miller and Sadie Hoop
motored to Denver Monday. Miss
Hoop is teaching the Vance school
and will take a few days vacation
while the building is being moved.
Mrs. Albert Brewer and Mrs. Ray
mond Brewer spent the day with
Mrs Roy Evans Tuesday.
George Miller purchased a regis
tered o. l. c. Boar from the east
last week.
Mr. Epoch of Englewood motored
out and spent few days at the
Pytlinsky home.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Evans enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller
and daughter Frances and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Miller and nephew on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Evans took
birthday dinner with their little
grandson. Tommie Evans, Sunday.
VIII Weiss and family and Sam
Hite spent Sunday at the home of
Fred Wordona.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Miller We're
callers at Albert Brewer Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mr. VIII Weiss motored
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
PROSPERITY RIDGE.

Albert Marrs has loaded his car
at Gilbert and Will leave for Colorado
Springs Thursday, few OF the
neighbors were helping him the last
two days.
Andy Hansen has moved on the
Maddox place Kouishi has moved
on to the Mrs. Johnson place.
At the last two public sales, Mad
dox and Bowser'h, the machinery
did not bring much; but milk cows
brought about SEQ head; dry fat
ones $40; yearlings $50; calves $40;
chickens SIPS. A good crowd was
in attendance at both sales.
Mrs. Earl Brace was wishing at H.
Beckman's Wednesday.
Mr.. Phillips of the Boot ranch is
dragging the roads, the last two
on the mail route.
T. r. Axton is now getting better
having been sick for two weeks.
H. Reckman has been hauling hay
from Carl Rhudy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whiting came
Sunday to see his mother.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
his i
PUBLIC SALE

As ! am going TO leave this part
of the stated will offer at public sac
at my ranch, known as the old Jnd,
Mcnamara ranch, miles south ari
/ 12 miles west of Elizabeth, q. d
about miles northwest of Elbel t,
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1921
Sale to commence at 1000 o'clooE.
The following described person !
property to-wit:
/ HORSE; Is HEAD OF CATTLE =
/ grey horse, coming 8 years old, ".
1850 pounds. ] large COW, yea r.
old, fresh in June; / red cow,4 yea 3
old, giving three gallons of milk a
day. fresh in June; ! Holstein COW,
years old, fresh in April; ] blu
roam COW, years old, giving 2 IL
gallons of milk a day; ] red COW. 5
years old, fresh middle of March; l
black Holstein COW, coming 4 year
old. fresh in May giving two gallol.
OF milk a day; / Holstein cow, 4
years old, fresh in June, giving fotr
gallons of milk a day; CONT g
yearling steers; 2 Holstein heifers
calves.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. ETC
Mccormick Z foot binder, nearly q
good as new; l International six
shovel cultivator, good as new; l
good 3-section harrow; l McCormich
0-foot hay rake; / Canton 16-inoh
sulky pillow; l Canton corn planter
/ 1916 disc;1 l6-inch walking plo'
l good wagon and rack; some har'
ness. l Bluebell cream separator
l good grindstone; l mans saw, SCOOP
shovels, pitch forks. wire stretche.
and some other tools; l 5-gallo
cream can: l 10-gallon cream can
/ 1916 Ford touring car In good
shape.
TERMS OF SALE All gums Ct
$40 and under cash. Sums over Slo
credit of months time will be
given purchaser giving bankablt
note bearing percent. interest from
date. 2 per cent. discount will be
allowed for cash on sums over $40
Settlement must be made on day OF
sale.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON. BRING
YOUR CUPS.
THOS. w. WEST, Owner.
Albin & Watson, Auctioneors.
]. E. Mayer, Clerk
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04

Good or better road are promised
to Ebert. Boer Guthals and tie
Cilberts were Castle Rock visitors on
Monday.
Larkspur is coming to the from
Lately two cars OF cheese were ship
ped out and we hear that surplus
milk from Denver is being sent there
by truck.
VIM. Clugy. Clint whittieh. Asher
Hilyon. Chris Schneider and the
Gnberts were Castle Rock visitors
on Monday.
Jos. Hilyon lent his new auto
pump to a passing motorist to pump
up a tire. when he didn't return
it. Joe. discovered that the parties
had gone and taken the pump with
them. He telephoned Sheriff NicE-
son, who stopped them at the
slaughter-house bridge. After
short parley tkey owned up they had
the pump. Joe thinks he VIII
know his neighbours son after TINS
Who is the joke on?
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
CHERRY CREEK VALLEY.

Is spring here? Bluebirds Hnr
meadow larks say so.
Only a few mud holes and snow
banks left but the roads are still
very rough in many places. Some
sandy land will soon do to farm
Mallory Taylor and Roy Lambert
have gone to Denver to report foi
state road work.
Grandpa Scheiber is much I'm
proved All measle cases are on the
mend.
Mrs. f. j Merriman returned Sat
urday from Greeley. where she was
helping care for little Billy Burr.
who had his tonsils removed; he was
getting along fine.
Hugh Lucas is again at his work,
after a seige of bad cold.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
PAYMENT OF GRAZING FEES
POSTPONED.

Denver, Colo, Mar. 3. In view
of the financial situation which is
confronting the cattleman and
sheepmen of the West, the Secretary
of Agriculture. on recommendation
of the Forest Service, has provided
for a postponment until August /,
1921, of the payment of grazing fees
for stock running on the National
Forests. These fees are ordinarily
due from April l to June l. Inc
postponement applies to all seasons
opening earlier than July Is, which
will mean that 1t will apply to ell
seasons in effect in this general vi
cinity.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Professor Weller is again teaching
school, having scar, &C Monuay
Eva Chirnsije IS confined to her
home this week with ileasles
Everyone seems t. be having the
Spring Fever" and not very eager
for study
Nearly all of the ctujents. who
were absent last week, have returned
to school.
Clarence Poison was absent from
school this week. We hear he 3
in a Denver Hospital, where he I'M
derwent an operation
The Liberty Bell Literary Society
will give its program Friday, March
II. 1921.
AS basket ball season is drawing
to a close, some OF the students have
taken up the game of Tennis II
very many of them get the disease
another tennis court will probably
be necessary.
Florence and Ralph Litherland re-
turned to schol last Monday. after
an absence of several weeks.
Last week some of the High
School, as well as the grade students
got the "teeter-totter" craze, and
were so enthused over it that they
had to use the athletic period to
carry out this new kind of exercise.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04
INSANE MAN MYSTERI0USLY
SHOT,

TAYLOR Allison, former inmate OF
the state insane hospital at Pueblo
Mysteriously shot here Sunday ar
ternoon, was taken back to the Pue-
bio institution Tuesday afternoon
after chase which started at the
corner of Kiowa and Cascade streets
officer Robert Wrath noticed blood
on Allisons overalls and when he
attempted to question him, Allison
fed. 1t is said that Wrath fred
two shots in the ground to brighten
the man. Allison was soon over
taken and rushed to the police sta
ton. where 1t was found that he had
a wound in his left shoulder. Evil
dence tends to prove that Allison
was not hit by bullet from Wraith's
gun. Allison said he was not shot
by the officer. but by a tall dark
man with black hair" Pueblo
Exchange.
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MAurD1n-K1FEMAN.

very pretty nome wedding was
at the home OF the brides Drother'
Dir. ana MIS- VIM d. NAHUM wheh
Miss Nell II. Mauidin ana Mr. cari
r. hieeman were united IN the hoiy
bonds OF marriage by ,he new 1as'
Miiiar OF TINS place.
On the stroke OF Two o CLOCK the
first strains OF the wedding mareh'
played by mrs. Jas Miiiar, peaied
forth into the happy atmosphere
which enhance the nome ana tne
bridal party entered the parior whieh
had been decorated IN white "lin
evergreen ooughs' ana hhrched IA
under the arch "hich was ereetei
IN the iarse sou'h "ihoo"' mere ehey
stood with their youth Deeihihs
with 'he happiness Vi 'he occasion i,
me price 'he ohiy oaushier Vi
'he tate MI ana sis' . a Mauioin
was teared hho euue''ea IN EiDeil
81 "e' "a"
IN high esteem by many sne was
III ioseiy weaving gown oi "hi'e
'a'ih' poi'ce anu S'e'sh'i VI WINS
fhe' oseriace' Sea"'iiuiy "'ap.'
anu Carried iarse ooup"e' u
roses MISS i'eieh i"p'''' ''
brides haid was very e''' "''"7'
III hsr gown Vi Di"e s''"
49,
rose puus'
Was MAJ ~
thu SouHs
Nieeiiai Vi epe'' . nv, "Do
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-04

Pure-breds can do as much for
your community. They offer the
easiest, quickest and most profitable
program for building up commu-
nity-a program which has pulled
whole counties out of the rut, put
towns on the map and brought finan-
cial independence to thousands of
farmers. 1t is becoming clearer every
day that the future of cattle raising
as profitable industry depends upon
an economical operation possible only
with pure blood. The beef growers
who survive in the face of high feed