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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-18

gily. Let me see now. / think
I'll take some sugar"
Here is some extra sweet"
laughed Susie, putting some gritty
sand in a piece of birch bark.
"Oh, no! Something extra
sweet, is there?" suddenly cried
a most unpleasant voice, and into
the make-believe store came the
old Bob Cat, who had gotten out
OF where he fell through the hole
in the ice. "Well. I'll just take
all the extra sweet sugar you
have" howled the Bob Cat, land
then I'll nibble Uncle Wiggily's
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-18

Kansas City. March 17.-Catt.e
Receipts 1850. Beef steers and
she stock steady to weak. Best
steers offered, 1856; odd cows,
1925 66.50; most lots under $500;
good heifers. s6.50@6.75; calves
around soc lower; best grades veal
ers. sS.00@S.50; other classes slow.
steady.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, March 17--Cattle---Re-
ceipts $500. Market active: she
stock and bulls steady to strong;
other classes generally steady. Top
beef steers early. 1856; bulk, $7.25
$500.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market
fairly active. mostly sc to 10 lower
lights off more. Top, $1,000; bulk,
$1,000 1890; pigs weak to 25c low
err; bulk desirable 100 to 130-
Founders, $S.75@ $50.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market
slow, about steady, Medium to
good handy weight wooded lambs,
s15.25; light fleshed shorn lambs,
$500; good to choice 104-pound
wooded ewes. 1915.
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SUGAR.

New York. Nov. 2l-More activity vas
noted IN the local raw sugar market 20
day hut no changes IN IN" price Win
Cuhas quoted Mt 3 IS cents cost anu
rrctrht. equal to s5.65 for ccntriiuSaL.
TIE days business amounted to l2H."o
bags Of Cubas for prompt. November
ard December shipment to local rem
ers There was also sal" OF -"'"''
hIcs Of Philippine Island cenTnuGaIs
duo about December 10 at S5.'- = oe-
lvCrod.
There was renewed buying in raw
sugar futures by both trade interests
and commission houses prompted ny
the demand in the spot market lrices
If ono time showed advances or 70
poInts. hut reacted partially under rea'lz-
ing near the close with final quotations
unchanged to s.x no:nts higher. Deem
her s. So, March $&.i&; May E".'o' july
Sass.
A little better inquiry rcnort"d IN re-
fined sugar but no change In quotations
which range from $3.50 TO $500 for hne
granuiated Refined futures nominal
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures
1900 head. good TO best corn-fed beer
steers steady; short fed and native and
western grassers uneven. STEADY 70
lower; one load prime 1,ilf-pound steers
1850: TOD yeariings $4,000, bulk native
steers. short fed. selling largely $500
0n5. bulk western steers 5OUo.b0'
few up 10 s7.U0GI7 2j; she stock mostly
8 cady: hulk butcher cows and heifers
SRT5Mf.0n: Gamers and cutters largely
So.Sid $50; bulls closing l0c 10 lSc
lower. bulk bologna S4l0I 40; calves
clos ng mostly &c lower: bulk good and
choice vcalcrs Ss.o5 a 900: stockers and
feeders around steady: bulk So 5qb.6o.
Hogs-ReceIpts $1,000 head; closing
lEc 70 20r lower: mixed and packing
hogs of most: bulk IT, to 2fo-pound
avcra e s7.G0m775: good and choice
o25- 20 2So-Tound butchers 1928: l4o-
10 l"0-pound AVERAGE s7.S5: packing
sowS mostly s700T7.25 desirable pigs
s7-odSo0. Estimated holdover $4,000
head
Sheep-Rcrc'p.s $1,000 head: fat lambs
weak 10 l5c lower: top S475 to city
h. tcNcre: hulk sr425I 1850: culls
$ll.01TII5o generally; feeders steady
20 strong: top $3.50 To- three loads S.
to c2-pound choice Montana feeding
lambs. one deck 70.pound feeding year
ling $3.50: aged feeding wethers
sS.25: desirable oo-pound fed yearl!ne
wc,hcrs $1,000. Sheep steady TO weak:
bcqyy fat ewes IS. % @ 500; one load l2c-
pound fed ewes 800.
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HETEY c1.Bws 8 CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

nv private wlrc 20 A. z. Mastcn q co..
New York. Nov. c@--WhlIe the p-es-
ont inactivity lasts and the demand for
stock. Is s. light. Il Is hardly 70 he
expected tEa; the market VIII emerge
r-nr, is nres, n. rut. UHder such con-
dt!.rs the trading olemen: generally
i4ar "a tn. bear side. fe"l'ng that there
:. not much risk IN selling short. IS
has been the ca 81 Hor several days past.
however. 'u"v are NOT taking much
rhanr. N This 4 rcc'Ion as the nr"SSur"
n 70, I'd ~ stock. has ahatcd. thereby
sirntfy.nE that liquidation for the time
being a. lcaa, has run Its course. THIS
IS seen N the present action of Con
ISOLATED Gas. About the most that can
be hn~ed for n The immediate future.
therefore. 10 a desul'o-y sort Il a mar
ket with In and on transactions tho
rr. n-'nal feature one reason. Of course.
Tor tho present hacE va~luaS, Is the d..
e,rc ~ most r"opI" '1 wait and 800
ust cT1C''~ whg' r00r~c"- is cn.Ur -
~ r tho way az Introducing NV i"r.--
,r'i-n wN'rr r'7r hoy" z '"nlrrrs e."
Crso~ adr'n"al Idens - too Er'r' Hu
extent r"rna..- wh~n mo wors: n" 'ho
teg' E. known. ma, 30 rasH NAV hr' IN"
traders ~ ".' al pNh''c VIII T'Vrh su'-
Nrf.~' ~,4r..-s - buy stocks o. q wu~"
extended srl1.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
.. Nov 22-Whsl, urdcrwcr

Ch.raro. Nov. >2--Whsl, underwent
a decided setback IN price today owing
LARGELY to an unexpected dec.n" ~ L'E
er?,ll projections as wei a. N"w l"F"
stock market weakness ard d.sqW"tHE
reports about British unemployment
coalitions. tt" close was unsettled !
cen, - ! IS cents net lower with May
sll6 SIS 20 Sll62. ard july 2''> 10
sos Is. Corn lost IS cents 70 Is anu
oats a TO = cents. In provisions m"
outcome varied form ) cents d"0l'n" I"
a rise - 2is cents. Weakness: develop
Cd a, the or:>e: n wheat because LIVER
pool adv!ccs showed that the market
vas an;aEonts,ic to an advancing ten
dcNcy which values displayed yesterday
OF his side &C the Atlantic. EeariSh
ropnrtS about the domestic winter crop
outlook counted further as weight o."
The market, Nevertheless. rallies ga'N"a
considerable impetus IN tho middle -
tho session - result OF predictions
which we're circulated tina, compTehen'
siye plans would loon be announced Tor
United States government assistance N
dcrosItinc Of surplus food products
,h-Nad
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DRY GOODS.

New York. Nov. 92.-cotton goods
markets held steady today under bus''
ness OF lighter volume in first hands
Yarns were steady and quiet Knit
goods agents prepared to consider open.
ings Of lines for the fall OF 1923 and
some agents took bushes for spot ana
future delivery on heavy weights. Inc
spring weight trade was Qu!ct. Hisher
prtces are expected on staple hosiery.
Silks ruled steady with new printed
lines attracting the most attention
Wors:ed yarns tended toward higher
levels. Carpets and rugs were advanced
in rome horses. Jobecrs reported
uuieter business.
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IN
BOND MARKE 7.

New York. Nov 22.--TNero were
sevcra, points Of st"rnrth tn today ;
early lonG market bit e" o''. rings
Of railroad mortca"es. pa.t!c larry
the second Cr"do issues, tirr"i IN"
whole list heavy, tho volume al rad
Inc. however, being comparatively
light.
United States government Issues
held firm. liberty GAS j"mHin2 M
% cents on 800 and tho others show.
inc only nominal Chau2cs.
New York, Wertc' estcr 4 Boston
as broke 2E points and Soatonrd
Airline consolidated G's. two. white
losses Of approximately a point took
place In Ba'tImore & Ohio convertible
Is. 81. Paul debentrre As and cor
vertlblc 49,. Norfolk & Western
convertible 6's. Frisco prior lien So.
income G's and adjustments Is, Ch"S-
apeoko & Ohio convertible IS, Wcs.
Shore Is. and Central Of Georgia
Consolidated IS. Minneapolis :.
Louis consolidated IS and - New
Haven G's and Missouri Pacific -
We're strong at the start but fcl back
uudnr tho depressing Influence Of
lower stock p.iD"-.
Chi,e Copper -. Otis Steel IS,
Magma Copper IS and Julius K1yser
IS were The weak spO's in the indus
trial division. while Brooklyn Rapid
Transit certificate IS and Stamped
IS lost the most ground in The pub.
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P1rrsDURaH PRODUCE.

Pit.-br-eh Nov. 22-Annies-Barrel
New York No Kings 81 ~: Baldw NJ
st25145o: Tollman Sweets S+.25.
baskets: New York No. l Bsldwins
si.'9TI2S: Russets fll6. B'>es:
Wa nston Jonathans. fancy sl.75: car
lot sales. hushel barkets. New York
Bn'iw'ns No. I. 4l.I0 81 10.
Onions M!ddlewestern, 1o1-roun6
eacts: re''ows, No. !. $50 q l.s5: or
binary. sl.ao1 I.50.
Potatces-l5n- pornh sacks: v 'h'gan
and Wisconsin many ehow'ns effects OF
field frost. hest $3.50 n I.f5: poorer. de-
carcd. low ne 800 n sack: Pennsylvania
and New York. good quality and condi-
ton. s'.0hT2l5 sack: carlots. bulk
pc I0n 20 nds. Pennsylvania. sl.lo.
Dairy products unchanged.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. 2o.-Bu;ter-F'rm:
receipts 1870: creamery. higher than
extras 52R n 53c; creamery. extras (9c
score) 5lrt a SIC; flrsts (SS 70 81 score)
Al 4 SIC: hacking stock. current make
No. .. 33m33iac.
Eggs-Steady: receipts 9.261 cases;
fresh gathered hrsts $50 &C: state.
nearby and nearby western hennery
whites. hrsts "a extras 6jGSlc.
Cheese-Frn: receipts 1867.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo ~ r. Nov. 22-Cattle-
Receipts 225 head: comon easier.
C'lves-Rece,pts $50 head: soc lower.
$500 l1.51.
Hogs-Recelrts $500 had: strong TO
1oc higher: heavy ss.o56s.55; mixed
sS356s.4o: yorkers $40: pigs $3.50:
rouehs $s..h7s.75; stays $3.50 n 500.
Sheep and l." mhs-Reccipts 500 head:
steady, unchanged.
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CITIES SEEvrCE EUYS NEW
rR0pTRTE

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. -6.-Rufus F Lee.
mes dent OF the Cont ncntal Gas K
Ee!ectric Corporation. has announced
the completion nf con Fac' with the
Ci,ies Service GO. for H." purchase OF
tho Lincoln Gas & Flee rio Light Co.
cites Er~yicc vii take over the plant
ahnut DcCember !.
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COUNTY COURT
Fidnciary.

Tidnciary.
Carl Reu.nhler AZ ninistrator ap-
roln,ed for the estate Of Mary Rentch-
Ter. Bond $500.
DEEDS Recorded.
william G. Lbberts. et al. to Marie
rbbcr,s lot %. IN JOAN Eoff addition.
Grace Kin. Campbell and Alex Camp
bell. Jr.. to Josephine T. Jefferson. 4
lot IN Lcnox
Saliic -. Pa!se and E. r. ParSon, to
". c. Shaw, 4 lot In Mt. de Chan;a! ad-
dillon.
Marie Ebberts. to John Pandelis ana
wife, lot near Twenty-hfth and Mar
ke; streets.
Anton Jefferson trustee. to NJ. G.
Shaw. a lot In Mt de ChantaI aooition-
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. O, Nov. 2?.-wh"nt-cash.
sl.35.
Clovereeed-rrimc: Cash. sl@.S5; De-
cemher 81. ga: March $!@.%j.
AlsiKe-Prime: Cash. slG.jj: Dccem-
be- sl0G5: March $ll.o1.
Tim orhy--Fr'me: Cash $3.45: Decem'
Der $3.50: March 1856.
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rhLL RIv-c. c.AS CAPITAL
IJCSEASED.

Boston. Nov @o--Fa!l River Gas
Norks ca. has GIcd arcrt!ncatc with the
Coririfs toner Of Corporations stating
that ,ar;,al has hecn increased ~ So,
500. and 'h1t the same had been pa'ha
in oh November |.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
IDLE CARS INCREASE.

According a. n prominent operating
0nicii.i he staiemcn; Of idle cars rs
Of Nov. ) viii show an increase Of about
5.n60 in comparison with that Of Nov. l.
Il Is understood hat the supply OF coal
cars has increased 10 about that extent.
.------
Youngstown Nov. 20.--Therc has been
no letting DOM in iron ard steel opera
tons n this territory. In fact. tho week
OF Nov is opened ~ a higher rate as
regards blast furnaces. with an add
,ouaI merchant sack In commission.
There are Indications that Carnegie
Steel may boost output here soon II Is
now operating five Of six stacks. d!sre-
gard ug a scn.:-ob-olctc ami; used only In
emergency.
Tube tin plate. sheet and strip steel
output cont nUes nearly AT capacity
and here IS fully 'n percent operation
Of mvrcl ant srcv! bar mills S'ccl pld.c
output is ahou, % percent and current
Inquiry slightly imDro'Cd.
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N, !. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, W Va. Nov. %, 1922.
Furnished Inc lnte.ligcnCer Uy a f.
Nasreu a Co. members EeW YORK STOCK
exchange Second floor National iianK
OF W Va. BldK.
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P1eo7y v1~cr.y STOCK ProPosa1.

Chicago. ~" @".--SjockAC.jcrs Of the
PlECly Wiggly Sores, Inc. VIII vote
on pcccmrer t. on increasing the com
mon stock claes 4. from 2do.ccn to 800
600 shares Holders of record Dcccm-
her VIII o." entitled TO vote.
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LIBERTY ..ONDS.

New YorE. nov. GG.--L.hcr', bonds
rlcse SH'a. 500 40; second }.s 80 "a;
arst ll.'s. $3.50. .,tnuG ~. Er;H4,
third * sos 50. Fourth - . a., -. ,.r.
."rv rs. vu.a!ied }lo'.%". 10. .,l,aI
sloo06
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HEsw YUyLit rOUIrE7.

New york Nov c:.--Ltvc poultry
steady. chickens ~ freight &c, ."
c>-rrn-. -. Dres Sod poultry steady d.
western ca.eEeps 25$4oc.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeIiaC. W. Va. Nov. 90. I92?
Furu,saed The iuseIl,c-u, - ~
JSS'er ( 90. ncG5e-s New Yrs StccA
Exchange. Second floor National 8anH
OF - "a 3ldG.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheel,a-. W. "a. Nov. %. 1922.
Furnished The .n'";tsrn. ~ ny \. ?
Nasten & Co. uemhs.I sew lcTh S'"eS
Exchange Second tOor National Sanh
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Whnc,IrE. " Va. Nnv. %. 1922.
Furulsnsd RE irj.u'Grncer ny a T.
MaSten 4 Co. urr3nerS NV YORK Soc"
Exchange S.cnLd floor NatooA SanS
.,' IsIgy
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Nut Machine,

A machine which prepares nuts for
cake and pastries Is a device we'll worth
a place In ones kitchen equipment
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. %. 1922.
Furn.Sned IN" lnt"iHgencer oy ' f
SaSten Y Co. members New YORK StocS
Exchange. Second floor Nat'ona. bAns
~ " N Rlly
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PRICES HAMMERED DOWN BY
SPECTATORS FOR DECLINE

Ne" YORK, Nov. -Sp'I.|''''
IN" decline aSa'a rode ora mo TOP y.
d"' stock 'naTNNi. tf'Hk'"S 900
more rN;ons'v" .'n"."''.'H v' .'"-
Nso'N "'a "2mW"'...S r'sNS w." ~
T. ~" points .FA"'aS "'S So, 49,
y ~ ."" "''..~ @. Nr"'sN>.'..A.N .'..,
ON" ~ IN" ~"..i- '';"' ...'. -
"o"".. S"G'. ''e'..."'s. AJAX IN -,,.S
~" nd ho"cAt r"ccHtif IN III" 0'''''
IA a ,t"0 Tor 'a' "'.-"' "f7 '"'"-
'2c'
r,.-..,1 shares proved r..~- NV'GtT-
~. TODAY ,r.d.v.larJ paying stocks
1stns "~ps-.aGy Me- 3" he afternoon
-..ar..,a -. Loyls-Str Fvanc!sco pre-
-.~~..! h-nks below 3S to- No. loss OF
-jog. ;Iln H,e points. b., rallied 10 50
% no close EaH.m"vs AMI ONO drop
,! more talr - pr.~;s. Selling press
.r, hs..S !rs,u.-ced ay FIeS'd""c WI
.,ri'. declaration that t1- Shou0"N'~
strike cos: more than Sl0.oo"cOo and
sc .r,.~.,.,,,r ,ha, he. prr~p"S, Cor 4
.,s..,,,.f., -. i,yid,r1, this year was
~. a.. N~..N. ENrrc,at.on If m
,.r,v ~s=,r,o..,o n. dividends on 8,
-,rt>. S,v.a,v-Strr0 preferred sent ;GR'
go. s,9r,ry - S FOR \ ne: gain O:
.,,~.,. s,.,- ,,t,.s the common .mprov-
,.. ,-,,,,C,,,,,
$50, Nam. r,ror,b,a
ou',-o' 80 49, 81 ,,nJs- Tho
,AESN''..@... - a. .,,.,,,,,,,,. rio,
80. - ,.',rS,,. ~.,~,v H..
81. - ,o,-. ~ moro too;l
N"''@ -. ~. 80, frhi,,so &.
&c o." ~ 80 rr.s.rr,r
-. ..." go, >-.,-.r, ..,,
N"'t"'rc Ll'G -. 49,, 49,.
V''-f't'" 't'..' - '''.' Dc
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NEW YORK CURE OCkS

Wheeling. ". Va N..' 80. 1872.
Furnished The In;sH.C 'Hr'r y \ =
Nasten < Co. members New York StocH
Excnanas. Second iio9r Eauona! sonH
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LOCAL. MARKET

wheeling, W. Va, Nov. .. 1922.
Daily auolRUDu list Wheeling = .ocH
Exchange Com piled for The lntein'
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK


SAX BROTHERS,
Wheeling. W. Va. Nov -. i"-@.
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Calves. choice. l25 to ,75 Il 500 - m
Good. i2j 70 l75 ......... Zoo u 90
Lle,'. U,ayy aud common t.5u2 90
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
PpUIrpAlE NOTES

Tho Eison family have moved into
the Bovd property and family
FROM yansss nv the name of CARRIER
hrve moved onto the Fison place,
NJ. nrd Mrs. Paul Hines left for
Caiforni, last Wednesday where
thov cxrcct to srcnd the rest OF the
winter.
Mr.. md Nus Write have ne their
r-cs. Mrs. H,rd of Middle Park.
The Williams family who hive
h.cn livine in Mrs. Rowe's house
have moved to Denver.
Jefferson Avenue NJ. F.. Sunday
School will have their Xmas enter
tainmcnt Friday evening and Pros
rect Valley School will have thei'
entertainment Saturday evening.
&. ". Stewart returned from tht
O.tepath hospital last Saturday A.
tsrnoon.
Everybody busy getting out celer,
for Christmas market.
Merry Christmas to all.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
RALsroN NOTES

Enterprise Grange will hold n
meeting Wednesday, December 90
for the purpose OF elect'ng officers.
Sumner will he served afterwards.
The Ralston School will give mn
Xmns rrovrnm Saturday evening
the 2srd. A good progrnm is 's-
surcd and Santa Claus will b. there
IN full force.
Tho peorlc Of th's ne'rhNo-Noca
were shocked 70 hear Of tho dor.A -
NO son of Mr.. MI Mrs. Charles
Daniels md son ~ Mr. ND NJ 700
wv. ne,tt was No ros-'t ~ ~
cyplosion ~ m ~ STOW" "h'"N
burned the house r-d ~" t'"n N""s
,cidcsth. Nv. 1-c 'vr wrs 'o-~'
criv Apwn'c Eiddio NJ ~. -'--"
M~s y'e~a wh,.'"- w-s ~ 7'--
IN Denver Mondhv.
Thrye vii, ~ d.r-o ~ r.. 49,
Grange h.l, on S-."-'-- -'--s' -
s0th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
sEMPER 5IFTINcs

A nifty little surprise party wa,
put on a popular young man Of thii
community on Saturday night last
when fifteen young people assembled
1T the home of Doyle Nichols on hi:
fifteenth birthday. The birthday
cake and its candles enlightened the
evening and the Independent Junior
club presented the young man with 6
pair of ice skates. The evening wa.
spent with music and dance and last.
ly with a dainty supper. Everyone
wished him many more Of these kind
Of birthdays with the spankings at.
tached as Doyle is badly bent, thi.
week. Ha! Ha!
All dairymen who did not attend
the meeting held last Monday after
noon at the Macabees room, certain.
ly missed . rare treat on good
speakers. Governor Sweet, who !,
first and last always with the farm.
ers for milk and grain cooperation
and F. G. Schilling Of Twin Cities
Minnesota, or a. he calls It the
Norway Of America" spoI, on
organization to make . milk stand
ard, and we to have the say Of price
and weight Of our product. not being
the horse behind the wagon. II he
10 right '1et's CO." He also made
remark to embark on . new plane
and forget all the jealousies and
anemosities that have been. Now ID
the time, milk has never been %
scarce. and fssd We don't know what
Will be tin spring, and winter Just
begun. Think this over seriously
ana lat's. poll tossthsr. We viii be
n,ors than repaid.
so,Alr. and Nrs. n. G. Trail enter
tsinsd the social Club at cards and
Ganeing followed BY q supper at the
cafeteria located on the main street
os Broomfisad owned BY r. ". Fow-
l~ last Wednesday evening IN honor
Of MiM Estslls E9kisston, q promin-
ent youne lady Of ths eomnunity.
Hiss Eekieston WAS also visftsd witA
q whiffwfnd surprise shower givsa 1t
The homs Of Mr. and' Hrs. Il. p
shaw which followed wftA dainty
eats. Mrs. Psts Mulholm prsvtpudy
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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

NOTICE OF FlleAE SITTEE1lElsT
Estats Of Abort II. Bsrtt D.
eeased. No. l26o:.
Notice b hsrsby given thst on Tie
22nd day Of JaAuary A. D. 1v2S,
the undersigned win present to the
County Court Of Jefferson County,
Colorado, her accounts for fihai
settlement Of administration Of said
said estate, when and where all per
sons in interest may appear and OBJ
jcct to them, II them so desire.
MAMIE N. BARTH,
ExecutriX Of said Estate.
First Pub. Dec. 21, 1922
Last Pub. January 1s, 1928.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
m3 C@lRle B!I0RI ASSOCIATION
Bible Thoughts for
This Week
SuaDAy.

GRHAT POWER FROM 0OD:-
Behold, ! Give unto you power to
tread % sespsats and scorpions,
and over al the power Of the sn.
s0y; and nothing shan By any
means hurt you.-Luks 10: 10.
Mssday.
4 SURE UDD:-Osmmit thy
way unto the Lord; trust also In
him: and he shall bring It to paas.
Ret b the Lord, and wait p.
teotiy fse htn.@Psalm u: & Z.
Tsssday.
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|psper sut q Sezasessg. WAsss Ieel
q psspls tAiak tAsrs b ealy . wsess
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nads ~ eAaaes sdvsstasaag anena
ths live merchants Il ~ town ptek'
u % 70 sseh ~ sxtsnt tAst hs hae
10 ~ n an sxtss iAss& Dodd
says tAat serasbure is ths "nsv town
In the country WHORE svsrytAtnx y
on the cash basis Farmers an kssr
. few ecws and nay cash fef what
they buy. merchants est The cash q
they discount their bills and sel'
cheape~ than Denver % NO trade
from that town eoss to the big cities
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21

When . customer calls for ~
article he does not want "somethinl
Just - good" or something that Il
Just the same" except some little diff
ferenees, or "the same thing under
another name." Wouldn't It sound
silly for telephone operator to ans.
wen. II can't give you the number
you want Just now but can offer you
q choice Of several numbers that are
equally - good, or quite similar OF
] can give you that nunber b Main
instead Of Champa." But that u
no more ridieuleus than ths answs'
some store ksspsEs make when . CO.
toasr calls for IN a4vsrtfsad article.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-12-21
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate Of AUGUST BoEHMER,

Estate Of AUGUST BoEHMER,
Deceased. No. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
the 9th day Of January A. D. 1928,
at 1000 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, l will present to the County
Court of Jefferson County, State Of
Colorado, at tn Court House in
Golden. my accounts for final set
tlement of administration of said
estate, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object to
them if they SO desire.
WILLIAM C. RICHTER,
Executor of said Estate.
A. D. Jameson, Atty. for Estate.
First Pub. Dec. Z, 1929
Last Pub. Jan. 4, 1923.