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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02
St. JOhnsbury Center

Mrs. r. W. Remick, who has
been confined to the house several
months as the result of a fall, was
able to walk to her sons, Carl,
Sunday. Mr., and Mrs Harry Re
mick of Waterford were also guests
at Mr. Remick's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Sargent at
tended the funeral of Charles Hub
bard in Wheelock Sunday.
Mrs. Fa1num of Hardwick is
pending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Watts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watt sand family and Mrs.
Falnum are to spend their
Thanksgiving with relatives at Or
leans.
Miss Ethel Gray, who is teach
ing at Berkshire Center, is at home
for her Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Catherine Chaffee is sub
shutting at Bible Hill school for
few days.
Harley Roberts has moved his
family to Claremont, where he has
employment.
Alfred lie Blanc has been i'll
the past week with static rheumat-
ism.
Mrs. T. r. Stiles was pleasantly
surprised on returning from
church to find a dinner prepared
by Miss Charlotte, in honor of her
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royles and two
sons of st. Johnsbuly We're guests
at DR.. and Mrs. Stiles Sunday.
There was a good attendance at
the Christmas Endeavor social last
Friday evening and a substantial
sum added to the piano fund.
George Rock has built a new
stable connected with his barn.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02

J Dcather, All rite.
Exter! Pubs Smkins Losing
Waite! Puds Simpkjns got on the
free scale in Wites drug store
last Sattiday and found out he was
2 pounds less, proberly on account
of worrying because his mother
sprained her rist and he don't
know how soon she's going to be
able to bake agen.
Spoarts. Skinny Martin found a
strange looking egg in his back
yard last Wednesday, thinking at
ferst his fertile Spoart layed it but
Spoart dident seem to recognize it
when he showed it to him and the
affair is still raped in mystery.
Poem by Skinny Martin
Usefulness Before BeWty
Sed a oStlitch's egg to chickens
egg
I'm bigger than you in size
But the chickens egg Jest sneered
and sed
But how would you taist in pies?
Coal carried up from the cellar
) cents buckit retale or buckits
for dime hoIesale. The Ed Wer-
nick and Lew Davis Coal carrying
Co. (Advertizemcnt)
Have your letters rote by eX-
perts. If you are bum at writing
letters call on us day or mite and
we will rite them for you so who
ever you send them to will think
you are CRATE. 3 cents page, fun
ny letters cents eXter, The Ed
Wernick and Lew Davis Letter
Writing Co. (Advertisement.)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02

Mrs. Marcellus Thompson and
daughter Dorothy, daughter and
granddaughter of Col. George
Harvey, American ambassador to
Great Britain, have just sailed for
England.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02
Grandchild Had CrOupy
Cough

my grandchild could get no re-
lief whatever from a very bad
croupy cough" writes Peter Lam
dis, Meyersdale, Pa, until | gave
him Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t is
a great help for chest and throat
trouble" Coughs. colds, Group,
throat, chest and bronchial ir1ita-
ton quickly relieved with Foley's
Honey and Tar Contains no OBJ
iates-ingredients printed on the
wrapper. Stood the test of time
serving three generations.-Advcr-
tiSement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02

Egyptian music over 1000 years
old is to be diciphered for a new
Bowdoin college song. Most col
lege boys want their Jazz stuff
more up TO date than that.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02
EIks Memorial
Service Sunday

The annual Memorial service of
the B. P. o. Elks will be held in
the Odd Fellows hall Sunday, Dec
ember 3, 1922, at 8.15 O'Clock P.
M. A program has been arranged
that is as follows:
Orchestra selection.
Vocal and instrumental music.
Soloists, Mrs. H. w. Blodgett,
Harold O. French.
Address by Dr.. Theodore H.
Wilson.
Orchestra selection.
The public are cordially invited
to attend this service.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02
Department Gets
Two Fire Calls

The fire department was called
twice on Wednesday. The first
one was to River street where a
over heated chimney had set fire
to the surrounding wall and the
firemen had to put up a stubborn
fight before the blaze could be ex-
tinguished
The other was chimney fire at
IL Elm Street which was put out
with hand chemicals.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02
Cabot

The Judith Lyford Woman's
club held an all day session at
then rooms Tuesday working for
the sale to be held Dec. 18th
Thursday, Dec. 7th is election of
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-02
BACK TALK

President Harding says the
world owes much to the bankers.
That's the trouble with the most of
us. We owe the bankers altogeth
er too much.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-11-17

I
D"hiei Hay TO f. W. kOrsmeier
Tea. mtge, $4,000
p. sec. National Bank, Palouse. to
''", ,I,i. W .9cheil, real mtge. $3.50.
Albion State Bank to Tracey As
IL To,' Cualy y, ST..
.cbatt"I 2s' 1-e BANK 10 >. l.. Banks,
Albion Stata p,,l. =, r.....
kins, ch4ttei St4Ea " ''eE AS
Albion Stata panI. o., - vi,
ford, cbattal S,I 81" ~ = NJ. here
Albion state Ranl, -, c,;.,..., ~.
nuss. cbatteI e" nun ~ o'''o'o Ut
Albion state RANK - cIif,,ul M.
Euss, chatteI sI0n ~ ''''''" "'-
Cotton Stata PM, 80 , ~,
ley. chattel SI4o6 W '-' NAT
y I - IJrs' , ltVo'
lin, chattel &iI@ ~ u L. On"'nper-
". + AitcbaIj Ef,,.,. 49,.
Baker MOTOR 60 ch,ttoI go ~
N''''''''' SfA"'
mortgages
g.. > l.. Banks to Tekoa State Bank,
I'VE stock, implements, two-thirds
crop l9z5 Io-20-45, $4,000.
J. G. Rean and IA, n d.
Bank OF Rosalia one-fourtb inf
stock, accessories. fiyturas RosaIia
Auto Co. autos. tools. etc. 500
Il. +. Ellis to Tational a -@ af
Oakesdala. live stock imnlem@,ts
machinery. two-thirds cron fg22 NJ
l3-t9-l4. $1,000.
J. l. FaIopi., 10 r,.ao,,.,..,. ~,
ger co anofn Ds'' sos o. 4" cen" waiter Oh
- - r,,1,'', 50
u,,,i. d, ,.i EIi'ott TO Commercial State
p"Hh' i've STOCK. Implements haV
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Tax, lot II, blk 40. lot {, blk - NJ
Iot ., blk A. COlfaX. $1,000
Ira Scott TO G.. NJ. Iamb nj %
~, 30. in 14-4O, pit e. Z. \. in -.
40, except, $4,000.
II. \. Clemens to FIRST State p,,,t,
La Crosse. lots 3 4. biz Ga Iots 30 II ~ ~
-, blk 13. all blk II. lots 70 -
DIX ;, lots to 9. lots IA TO % blk
o. W altmans add, Rockford. all blk
~ ~ lots TO 10, blk . Mailman &
Dawson add, Rockford. $7224
{. .. Dauielson to LinyilIe Rros
OakeSdaIe, pt neq 22-19-44. $1266
r. F. Warren to Bertha Pierce
lois . to >, blk s, Pampa, tracts in
Pampa. $3.50. 10 III
j. r. Duffy to Farmers National
Bank. CoIfaX, live stock. implements
machinery. crop 1928 pit p, 81 in
15-i2, $2250. ="
'. k. Thomas to Harris Mfg co
combined harvester, $21S5.
NJ c. Bindle to Harris MFG Co
combined harvester $2179.
{. .. Danielson to Linville Bros
tWo-thirds crop pit 7-I9-45, S1266
Dewey l.. Jamison to Tekoa State
Bank, live stock. implements anto
truck, machinery. two-thirds cron
1928 pit %, %. 81, in 2O-45. s45O0
Homer and Frank Love to Farm
erS National Bank. Colfax stock
groceries, supplies. furniture fly
lures, MINIS cafe. $2623.
Arthur Mumau to ColfaX National
Bank, live stock, implements. crops
1929, $500.
J. II. Mccoy and r Clauda Mo
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samoan and Calvin ou.ons MT Il ~
- 81 80 a. s5on-
II,
CnaS. I. COOK 10 Lamont 9lale
BANK sh OF sWq 4-IH-59' 9iIVo.
Geo. NJ. Schierman to Bank OF En-
dicott, live stock implements, hay.
grain. two-thirds crop 1928 pit 81. So.
in 1G-41, 1860.
Robert X. Gusseck to Arthur B.
a .,o" show % cas2s go 300 ''"7 'o""
,Io,,oD u L-af+b -. .,,h,. f., San
,...,. ,I Gi,l..t,. 49,, l,,. te.. -.
.,'' ~ % ~, -: ~ 80.
GA ~ - -'' '.' o. - -
Ed Nholl 10 security state bahh,
la crosse. i've sIocN ''1p.'ineo'z
lia'AlhefE. crop pr r. .-a3' 8A -.
-. yI '. iA l'-t'. . t>'.
LEM. kreI 10 WM. A. IaEacaelu.
crop neg s--0-45. sos.
NJ ! KIM 10 Sec National Bank.
r.r.n.. r.. stool. .unI..r.r-. anti.
.saD- hay .r.H. Ha.. M. .--Ht-.-.
ss..
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NOVEMBER +. 1922
Assignments

Assignments
Daniel Branch 10 s,ol,ara Nor
chants Assn 'I dIv 70 goo 9PoNa ,e,.o MeP-
disc, groceries s shy so oto merchap =
nor;, Deeds
Blk I r pd hgShes to Martin Lust, pit
VII of 500 "ii'9 ma add, CoIlaN, pj
Melvin A. bfni.. f. = u.at.on
ot :, blk q, CoIfa, - - " ''''o"'
c N. Lewis ~ r p lI,vffoId .n.o
I-lS-45, tract an lwa ,'| ~ 80 nu'a d f" y
10 92l,S36
lot, sonn . + t,,l Llch to Abby Urquhart,
lax :, ayc ~, DIX Al, bIks SO. 40, Al, Col
g. Replgt M '9l 4, DIX 10, lot :, DIX
H. ~ A. - Ooil"A'
John P. Lich to Ab,v ,ronbor+ -,
o' 3, blk Al r.gr,t - ~ ~ = ui "a 70 -
81 and 81. ... VI '''.S d. + U.
Chester A. Lam. - IT,, Cat. -.
% VII of VIII OF ab " 20 Oh Ira Ia @co5t' 5n
o 20 IN i4-4O, pt G < IN 1 ~ a. o ~
'e2t, $35 900 T. o. - B. IN ld-4o' eA-
r.l Bertha Pierce to rImor = u-or-
zen, lots 3 to 5, blk $, ,'i Pomna s q 06
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NOVEMBER 6. 1922



Ira W. FoIlis 10 Alex Simnson
tract neu Of sea 4-l7-45. $4,000
Nancy \. Trimble 10 Frances NJ
Trim5le. east s. IT lot >. blk n.
Fitch add. Palouse. 81.
inland Empire Railroad Co. to
Joseph Philips. tract swo S-I5-4G.
Sal.
Seth H. Ledford to II. G. HarDer.
lot 4. VIII lot .. blk II. Lamont. 81.
Catherine 4. Ferris TO Maggie Z.
Simpson. lots to s. blk ~. cakes
dale. tract in 0akasd3Ip $3.50
Charles /. Mackenzie TO Grant
CopeIand half inf lots r. - bIE =
Coifay. $40.
Au3baI aEarkrr1ia to Grant Cone
land half int lots H. II blk = Col
fax. half int west 30 II lot :. west
30 Fl Of south - Fl lot x blk . col
fax. $40.
4 AuahaI 2IcKnn1ia IN Grant Come
land lots ~ - bIlz CoIfax vest
5o fl of LOT west 40 # of south ~
# lot \ INK , Colfax $40.
Charles l.. Mackenzie to Grant
CopeIand lots ZIP. blk r Colfax.
lois NH, CoIfav $40
Charles l.. uacKenzie, ex.. tru.-
tee RoderirI, Mackenzie estate. To
Grant Copeland. lots II, -. blk :. pit
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NOV EABER \.


j. 81. Green Ia The publfo ba.
known Mary Il. and Iutba. t.arns fn,.
year
Fred Christensen 70 The prblic
personally acouafnfad vim KIM No.
can
II. NJ Moffatt TO The pubIic we'll
acquainted win ! Frank 1Iaora "
Article, of agreement
Theresa Moser to Andrew c.
Veum. pit 2o-I7-46. $50
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|COUNTY RECORDS;
instruments Filed with the
County Auditor
NOVEMBER 3, 1922
Deeds


porson Wright to A. NJ. Hanson,
,ots 7, 8, VIII 8, blk 4, Oakesdale,
Nv /. Williams to Gus Lybecker,
rdward and James A. Lybecker,
c~lria T BIN, Edith A. Mosier, De-
GOV I,ybecker and Chester Lybecker,
W. 3 Randle's resurvey lot II, Nc
Goes Subdiv seq 32-15-45, $3.50.
Geo C. Allen to Community Bldg
N lot 8, blk 8, College Park add,
Pullman, 81.
Sarah J. Perkins to Henry Litzen-
berger, tract sh OF swQ 11-16-43,
$685.
Mortgages
Mary ]. Copper to Farmers State
Rank. st. John, seq 20-18-42, $500.
Violettie ]. McCabe to CONNER
rial State Bank, Oakesdale, neg Il
19-45, except, $500.
Guy Lybecker, r. NJ. BIN, Dewey
Lyhecker, Chester Lybecker, Edw
Iybecker, J. A. Lybecker, e. A.
Mosier to W L. Williams, lot .. Ran
dies resurvey of lot II, McGee's
Subdiv of seq 32-15-45, $3.50.
A. B. Cunningham to f. A. Bryan,
lot 5, blk 8, College Park add, Pull
man, $500.
A. B. Cunningham to E. a. Bryan,
lot ), blk 8, College aPrk add. Pull
man, $500.
c. NJ Barnes to Murphey, Fayre &
Co., lots 3, 4. sh of nwq 3-19-40,
$500.
Charles Schy to the Holland
Bank NEG of nwq, sh OF nwq, nwq OF
swQ 22-20-39, except, $1,000.
Irwin Hattenburg to Commercial
State Bank, Oakesdale, live stock,
implements, machinery. crop 1922,
% pit 3-19-45, $2666.
Hayes Bros. to First State Bank.
Prescott, live stock, 5000.
H. P. Willard to Farmers State
Bank Johnson, live stock, imple-
ments, auto, crops 1929 pit 8. 9.
in l3-45, $3.50.
Richard H. Robertson TO Fred a .
Harmon, live stock, implements.
crop 1928 eight acres pit 20-2O-42.
$500,
Bill of Sale
Martha B. Robertson to Fred A.
Harmon, live stock, $3.50
Affidavits
NJ. A. Sherman Jr. to The Public
we'll acquainted with L. +. Smith.
Geo. c. Allen to The Public. well
acquainted with Marie Savage.
VIM Huntley to The Public.
Power of Attorney
Hattie May Means wife of W. H..
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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
sums at your expense.

sums at your expense.
Recently we advertised good
quality Black Broadcloth Casket at
forty-Six dollars trimmed complete.
To keep the people from invests
eating this a certain Denver institu-
ton who have made hundreds of
thousands of dollars i, the under
taking business caused the following
to be inserted in a local newspaper:
do not be fooled by prices
on a casket. We are not offer
ing you something for nothing
and we feel sure you should
know that this kind of publicity
is only \ blind and eventually
you pay"
We want to ask you in all SINGER
ity your opinion Of the above article
when the institution which caused
1t to be inserted is reported to have
made more than million dollars al
ready. In that case il il a matter
that eventually you ray or is it not
matter that someone is and has
already paid.
We are advertising a good quality
Slate Black Boardcloth Casket,
trimmed complete for s45.00. This
VIC are furnishing and expect to
continue. Our services are second
TO none. We are nlso furnishing
complete funerals as low as $500,
this includes Casket, Hearse, Seven
passenger auto and personal ser
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
TO THOSE WHO CARE

Oft timss come allow themselves
10 believe because tksy patronize a
certain institution that they receive
better merchandise and better SER
vice than elsewhere md just 20 long
as the concern can keep you believ-
ing this way It gives them batter op-
rortunity to secure larger profits
and store up for themselves larger
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

c. n. Duncan. deputy sheriff, ar.
rested = couple Of men and ons
woman In an automobile on Wads-
worth avenue in Arvads Monday mite
for being drunk. They paid . fine
Of 500 and costs when taken to
Golden. Mr.. Duncan does not pro-
pose to have drunken people doing
reckless driving In this part Of the
county II he can avoid II and by
making an example Of few Of these
speed demons the news will soon
spread that the law violations Of that
nature In the eastern part Of Jcffcr-
son county means heavy fines.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

The Enterprise job department IL
this week issuing the first number
Of the new student publication Of
the Arvsda High School known ~
"Ths Trumpet" It IL = four page
four column paper filled with con-
tributions from the students Of the
high school. Il il ably edited and
will prove = most valuable psblica-
ton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

D. 8. 'CnwfortL who has Joined
the fore Of the Golden Republican
WAS ". Arvada 1nssday on business
convicted with tiAat Newspaper. Mr..
Gre wford Is . we'll known Colorado
Newspaper man and the Enterprise
takes pleasure y, welcoming him to
the Newspaper fraternity .of Jeffsr-
son county. II q understood that
c. n. Danford w11l CONTINUES ~ editor
and manager Of the Republican.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

CHORAL SOCIETY-Will members
and combined choirs please note
that there will be practice on
Friday night and Saturday night
Of this week At 7:46 for the Men,
orial Day service to be held at l!
o'clock on Sunday 2sth OF May At
the Presbyterian church: A full
attendance Of Choral society mem
bcrs and Church choir members
IN rAoue5ted.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

FOR SALE-Pansy plants SOC per
doz. Chas "A. Britton, AYvada lee'
Graves Ave. DOL
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
n,oomrlE.Lp NOTES

gne sroomfield Community club
met ut The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hopkins and enjoyed = very
lively meeting. Everybody was
much elated over the success Of IN
road campaign. The Booster club
IL soon going to show that Broom
field is on the map. Our next meet
ing will be held at the home OF M
Starkey. !,
Big dance to be given ct the
Broomficld garage June 3.d. Every
body wants to put on their everyday
shoes and come and enjoy themselv-
q. Admission t1.00.
The young people Of the Broom
play entitled "Mr. Bob" at the
Grange hall Saturday evening. II
war 4 success and the whole com
mnnity congfAtulates them on their
great success. !.
Mr.. Mcclure Of LonGmont spent
.evcral DAYS last week with his
daughter, Mn. C. A. Graves.
Rey. Mcclure lett Tuesday for q
six vseks visit with W. parents IN
Kentucky.
Mrs. Leo N. Roach who has been
on the sick list for several weeks y
beginning to improve. 49,.
Nh, p. C. Mulholm leaves thi'
week for on extended visit with hel
rsrcnts in Denmark. We surely
None Mr., Nulholm doesn't get sea
MS. p. C. Mulholm was delight
fully entertained Tuesday evening
At the Grange hall before 'esv'n'
NJ a., sth from Longmont Ia
bssn helping ~r; Shaw IN the ga g,
ere since the BUSH. ~ '"-"
Mrs. Arthur XAVIER - d.v
me sick list for the last 1.orair
Both the Broomfield and u
schools enjoyed fine pichic on
Friday to celebrate the last dav !.
school.
Paul Belgium has been installing
sosne new counters IN his pool hali
which will make II far more con.
vsnient. Gun"
Gn. Fred Brsstsd has been enter
tainiag company the psst vo.k
Mis- Estella Eegisston. former
manager Of the telephone office hss
fssiGnsd her position and ~ t.t.r
Z pos,tsen with the Telephone com.
pany In Boulder 20 that she could
$40 more time In taking violin
Ieeeens. The eeamunity regrets very
nuch 70 looes her but wish her iii
me success In the world with her
Mis- Nell Eggleston ~. been AZ.
ec,ntec manager o. re Telephone |
t'5'te VITA Miss Hei,, Smith a |
ass..sant. We wish. iih, Eexleston
saeesse n her new position end hone
me whole community viii ioin In |
snd heip her 70 make success.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Columbia Hatchery, P o. BOX 1902.
Denver Colo. We can supply YOU
with any quantity Of baby clicks.
Capacity 10000 weekly. ]! varie,,
ties, live delivery guaranteed. Parcel
post prepaid. Write for pric", and
particulars. Phone Gallup 1852:
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

ns High School anaual Il now
Beng delivered 70 those who have
erasrsd copies. The annual was
printed IA Dsnssr bsc,luse the En-
ssspsi's felt ~ our equipment
vee'a not tassafy % 'taekling . job
y seediaA ~ dssirstl 70 go turned
out feerosr sear,ol. However W 80
mat Den"ss pgiutess ars not 70 con-
se,AaassA
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

IOsT-Fountain pen, gold chain
and locker key on Afvsde Etreets.
Edna Jump, phone 966R1. sop
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Now is the time Of year to paint
We sell the Paint that Is better as
the Scott Hardware:
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

FOR Chicken wheat $3.50
ut runch: 81 delivered. Phone
Arvads 321W.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
Dir,ae-A-Line

FOR SALE-Jcrsey and Durham
fresh COW and calf. Phone Arva-
do 63J.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

FOR SALE-9mall stack A No. !
third cutting alfalfa. Phone 90b
Ri, G. A. 6maha.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

Buy your refrigefators at the Arva-
d. Hardware Co. below Denver prISes
and save money. %S.zs
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

sTRAYED-BuckAkin pony. flash n
forehead. Reward. B. A. shannon
A5l6 Zenobia. Bop
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

=. ". Sedsrstrom has purchased
Z new eangalow and one acre ncrr
Avalon Station from Walter p. Saith
INC hss already moved into his new
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

FOR SALE-New Standard mower,
used one season, also Deertng rake
coed Is new at half price: Phone
Arxeia $50. Also new Hoosier
kitchqn esb3aet white enamel.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25
FINAL NOTICE

COW gives 4 gallons milk. Phone
Arvada 200 W. ~
WANTED-Sewing. House dresses
76 cents up; bungalow aprone 60c
up; 2 piece boys suit $1.00 up; skirt
Sc up, etc. eac. All work graran-
teed. First brick house south OF
G. 4 8. track, east side o. Wads-
worth,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

FOR SALE-Collis puppies. Phone
Arvada 000:l 80
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

WANTELBoarders. enquire at
MN. ! Bennett, West 3rd st.
FOR SLE-Full organ. Finest con-
ditto newly overhauled, best Of
fer,kY Apply Enterprise office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-25

TO THE PUSLIC-Thc report has
recently bSen circulated that !
was asked ~ the school directors
20 resign BY position as teacher
in tks Bar Creek consolidated
in pceenkt 1920. There is alb
uolutely i Truth y This report, ~
was nd asked to resign at that
time nd any other time during
the term there, and I can produce
proof o. this. Mrs. Belle Green,
Golden Colo. 80
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say OF waste during the period OF his
headship OF organized engineering. The
survey of industry. which has just been
started. will come up for discussion at
the next meeting OF the councils execu-
tive board. to be held in Pittsburgh early
in May. 1t represents an extension OF
the program OF public service maugu-
rated by the engineers OF the nation
while Mr. Hoover was president OF the
federation and which is being carried
on under the direction of his successor,
Dean Cooley, aided by a group of promi-
nent engineers, educators and econo-
mists representing virtually every in
dustrial center.
Research bodies and individuals. In
cluding members of the unemployment.
conference. have agreed to cooperate IN
the general study of business depression
that will be made by Secretary Hoover
and his aids. Other organizations that
have agreed to lend their cooperation
are the Federated American Engineer
ing Societies staff OF the Department of
Commerce, Department of Labor. Bu-
reau of Railroad Economics. Russell
Sage Foundation, Harvard Committed
on Economic Research. American AS
ISOLATION OF Labor Legislation. Penn
sylvania State Industrial Board and
National Bureau or Economic Re
search.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
LOVE WARNS OF KISS PERIL
THAT LURKS IN LIPSTICK'
Wax on Lips of Greenpoint Girl Almost Held Youth
for Life, Ayers Doctor With Sentimental Name
Chemical Glow Not At All Necessary.

hardens and cracks the skin and shuts
off circulation and nutrition The eye
brow pencil is made of mutton tallow
and lampblack. The future of the devo-
tee of that diversion is alopecia or bald
ness where the eyebrows used to be.
Years ago boys used to put soap on
their hair to flap it down. Now these
same boys. having spent their surplus
cash on hair tonics. are intensely inter-
ested in the various varieties of toupees.
II am sorry for the soubrette of yes
terday, with face like hardened leather
and a disposition that would sour ripe
grapes. She has become the tragic ex-
ample of the edict of the theatrical
managers that excess of cosmetics is
essential to beauty"
DR.. Love would have the girls permit
nature to apply their own rouge by
means of fresh air. exercise and diet.
His own three daughters attest the COR
rectness of his belief. DIR. Love is in
charge OF the archaeological department
OF the Cumberland Street Hospital and
on the staffs of the Peck Memorial Hos
pital and the Infants Hospital and
Nursery.