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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23
Vars h0Istein Sale

The Enterprise got out set o.
sale bills for C. A. Vars sale which
will be held Monday, February "a
at his place three and One-hali mile
west OF Arvada. 1t is rumOred thai
Mr.. VAR has made so much money
milking his fine bunch Of holsteins
that he 10 going to retire and go to
California and live in ease the rest OF
hts days. His herd is about the bes
there Is in the country around Den
yer and every dairyman in this sec
ton should attend as there may be
an opportunity to pick up sonc GOO
stuff at rock bottom prices. Mr.
VAR advcrtises the biggest free fec
that 10 possible and invites every
body TO come and stay all day. Dom
miss the VAR sale.
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Paramount Pictures

Patrons Of the Trivoli have been
urging US to get Paramount picture
30 we have signed up for sevcra
features with this company. A few
such pictures rs we would all enjoy
on the screen in this town. On
Monday, February 9th the frs
Paramount picture will be shown
and following that every Monday
there will be . paramount program,
In placing my bookings with such
companies means to run my cx
psness higher. With paramount pic
lures are such well known stars n
Etha Clayton. Dorothy Gish Charles
Ray. Mae Murray. Elsie Ferguson-
G, = DpMills, Douglas Mclean
W., 8. Hart, Bryant Wsshburn
D093 Btfk. wallace Reed and many
oeAi6A Watch for Mondays pro.
gsaas.-Nss. Z. u. West,
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An Old Paper Tells
OF washington

H. A. Brown has copy Of tn.
User County Gsxel.a ~ ISxAaAle's
1900 from which we taAe the hollow
ing clipping concerning The Iunera
-. " asningtOn:
On Wednesday lat, the morta
parC Of WathInsVon, the ufea.-tn,
raLher OIL has Country and tn,
trlend of man, was conIlgneu TO <n'
.omD, with solemn nonours ana 1un
~iai pomp.
A multitude OF perloas ailemble,
rom many miles arounu, Ut Noun
ernon, TIE cuoice abode ana lAI
residence OF lne Injurious cnleI
lneEe were groyes-Lne spaciou.
avenues, the beautiful ana suo,iIn,
scenes, The nooie maniion-Dut alas
.ae auguiU lnhaoilant was now n
more. That great soul was gon.
AIS mortal part was there inueed
uut an how ef,ecting! how aWtu
the spectacle OF such worth AM
greatness, thus, to mortal eyes, fall
N Yes, fallen! fallen!
In the long and lofty Portico
where OFT the hero wa'ked in al
his glory, now lay the throudeG
corpse. The countenence fun com
posed and serene, seemed to dcpres
the dignity OF The spirit, whicn .ate
~ dweit IN that liieless form. Their,
nose VINO PAD .he last sad honour.
@ the benetactor OF his country
look an impressive, farewell view.
On the ornament at the mead OF
the coffin, was inscribed Surge az
yudicium-about the middle OF tn,
coffin. Gloria Dco-and on tue ill
YER plate,
General George Washington
Departed This life on ,Ae l1th OF
December. 1899. Act. Gs.
Between three and four o'clocl
tho sound nj artillery from, vefre
l., tho r;yor firm, n,inuto guns
ayoLn arrorh orr SOLEMN sorro,y-
e.. - 80 ,.a,,n,,oJ .bor5 n
,r, iii Ri naursr,J ,,o,oIy mcl,o,
,.a so,i ;ntn ali tbo tcnlcrncss Of
'e ''"' NV
WIN M; , r, 49,, ,...,,o,
NV ss,,",'; ' H. '
~ r ~ W. ioI,y ,, LIZ la, H.. .oa
~ ny rele'" nu ,s,ai, WIN ''''
Nv u,. no.''..s anu pa;os' h., o.,;,o.
# IN" bottou of The elevated lawn
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23
Poultry Raising
Around Arvada
(By ]. II. LOWER

INC Vichlty OF hrvnca shou'
aise more, pour ~ me smrll rac
"s's'S ,Afocao 'NrVhcnf artsslosin'
unureds oil thousands OF dollar
c9c,,Y y'.r ny no, ra's NC nor
pui,fy; lhere should be from fonr
Injured 10 J iteen hila'red chlok
ems on every one TO ten acre trac'
'ieund ArVada' mere Is n iln'
a,ket ~ Denver Tor g9oh poultry
IA eggs ana why Hhou'n IN inierl
Rfhoe come M from hnnsrs nnd
eorasNa, J thnk II : SnVn TO 50
mat OF aii inc eHFs and poultry thn'
70 usod ~ Dohv'r on.y nbnu
twenty per cent are produced "
colorado why ~ rms inc cnac
~ Is TINS so many thmk n Is dI
'c"i, 10 m'tc nfo't WIN nou,.rV
'n'7 IL due TO me met mt thcl
start out IN di9ronrngc' frnme o
mind md st'r in the wrong way
10 not start WIN scrubs hnt ret
FHft OF StnH'nrh 'rnd nou','y IRON
some reliable hrce select 'h,
lreed INIT You tNinN " beet gn't"'
70 your liking and nurrose ard STAY
with them, don't change from one
iced TO another. Learn whit U.
standard requirements nre. md
'u'y the art o. mating to imnroy'
! s'cnd of running down vour flock
hern bow 70 Gull End get cut th'
nnnro''ah'e oncH. DO not "" W
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
ELEANOR BARNUM. Editor

A very exciting basketball game
was played Friday night between
the Arvada and Eittetol girls
teams. The Littleton girls were the
)nly girls who had defeate the Ar
yada girls and everyone was very
much pleased when Arvada won by /,
score Of 2l-lG. This game makes O
tie between the two teams which
must be played off on neutral
'loor. Watch for the date and roo,
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Noted Speaker for
P. I. A. Meeting

Prof. Roscoe Hill, -tendent
Of the Eas. Denver Iigh g.! | has
been secured us the sneaker III The
meeting of the Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION to be held at high school
Auditorium on "Wednesday, March s.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

j. s. Flanagan. former publishc-
Of the Entcrpri3c has traded hi
residence property here for y Den
vor grocery store and the fnmilv
will move 10 Denver M soon M they
can fird n suitable residence. Mr..
FLANAGAN desired 10 get ont ~ III"
ncwfpnpor business nnd 10 entc-
como line that woull afford him >
better livelihood. We predict that
he will mnkc' tHsi fHsDls nsw slrid
Of endesyor.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23
Community club
Meeting March 6

The regular meeting of the Ar
vada Community Club will be held
at Barth Hall, Monday, March 9Th.
Keep this date open and come as
several important things will come
up this meeting.
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RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School ut 2:l5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of tho Word at 3 p. m.
Mid-weck service, Thursday at 80
p. m.
A cordinI invitation 10 this Com
uunity service ID extended To oil.
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WHEATRiDGE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURci

NVNTNI " NTVTfNDl 'IT'-T
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School.
II 200 A. NJ. Morning Worahip.
1890 p M. Epworth League D.
yotional meeting and short s'rm n
by pnstor.
All nrc cordially welcome.
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ARMADA CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed, Pastor.

Sunday School at o:d5.
Service for Worship ard French
ng Of the Word ut II.
Christian Endoavcr at Cas- p. NJ
Evening Service at 700.
Mid-Weck service for Bible Study
Remember Baxter and Briorley
Will be with US TO hold Evangeistic
iervices March 9th, to 10Th.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23
BAPTIST CHURCH
W. 4. Cole, Pastor

Bible School nj 9;i5 n. m.
Preaching service Mt II.
Is. Y. =. U. MT $50.
Preaching service Mt 1890 p m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Z 80
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23


BE Littleton boys by close score
OF 1915.
Last Friday morning in chapel re
representatives from each class read
-ssays or "Da'ry prodrcts". The
Ntst essay in the order they were
hosen were giver by George Under
GOOD, whose es-ay WAS cr'gin3l and
'7ery well delivered, lack Pierre,
'elivered toast to that highly use
'pi animal. the COW. AFna JoneH
: I'd Lois Dssch's essays were very
Interesting. These cssars are to be
admitted next Tuesday to deter
sine the prize-winner.
First Student: 'I'vo just had ,
hard time passing the Lntir Quart
or"
Second student: "That's funnv
I've just been trying to pass a
Canadian dime"
Sophomorcs lave mad aitchiuc y
rhine instead of n porulnr pns'inq
by making rule that anyone absa..t
from class withou. IN exe.irc mus
resent themselves Mt tie Freshman
BOIL Call instead Of Sonhomore.
Many are the hearts that arc
l',appy today,
For we had holiday
n On Washington's birthday.
4 6urelv Washington was great
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
treat when the high school give
their Operette on March 23rd.
The eighth "rade has n surprise
-oming soon. 1t is in re"nrd to the
rncr mo, 9, save your pennies.
Yum, Yum"
Friday night the Arvada girls and
boys play Adams City, Saturday
ight they play Bennett.
Winners in the Dniry Day Contcsi
in the hirh school were George
Underwood, first 500 md jack
Fierce second I pound Of butter
In the grade contest, Jane Tnylo'
first. Richard Brown second mn
7ichnrd Robinson third.
Monday April third tie Seniors
plan on taking over the Dclham
theatre for the purpose of raising
money or this years Annual. A
.lore definite announcement will be
made enxt week. Please save Thu
ate at the Denham and help our
nnual fund.
No arrangements Tor playing or
uur tie with the Littleton girls have
cen made ms yet. However Coach
Cannon is busily negotiating and
iopes or nm agreement soon.
The physics c'asi is Installing o
90 foot Aerial FOR use In wireless"
EXPERIMENTATION on the roof 81 'hc
: igh school building. This viii BE-
the next largest in Jeffcr1on courtv
recond only TO thc-one at the School
Z Mines.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

n. e. HOOVER, PnstOr
SundnS School 1000 n. m.
Morning Worship II 90 n. m.
Epworth League G:3O y. m.
Evening Worship 1880 p. m.
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News Notes of
Farmers Meetings

The Enterprise columns arc open
to news and announcements of the
Grange and Farmers Unions. We
want News of all these organizations.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

Christian Science srrylc"- nr'
Sunday morning nj West Five
tdolinde Street ~ = F'U'aHi
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.RAD|O-GRAM news SERVICE
FURNISHED THE ENTERPRISE BY
ARMADA HIGH SCHOOL STATION
Market Reports andWeather Forecast
Now Available Every Morning
Thru Courtesy Of Schools.

fpr Arvada. The Arvada boys bea4
he Littleton boys by close score
OF 1915.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

Those who missed the bnskct
social given by Fremont Grange 1871
missed time of their life. The
evening was spent by playing games
and dancing and eating n midnight
supper with the other fellows best
girl.
The next big time will be on
March 2. 1922 when the Grange will
give supper and card party. The
committee In charge said they will
be able TO accommodate two hundred
so don't stay at home or forget the
date.
This will be followed by n dance
on March nth. Don't forget IL IL
big celebration for Old 81 Pat
rick who drove the snakes out OF
Ireland into the beer bottles. Bring
the snakes but leave the bottles at
home. All welcome.
On March 20. Maple Grove will
have n program Mt the Fremont hall.
Free. all come.
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Changers do not forget the meet.
Ing Of Dardcn Pomona Grange 10 be
held NJ Lakewood Grange hall on
Mnrch 4. n win be- m MI after.
noon md evening meeting. Start
ing nj I 80 y. m.nrd closing for sun.
pcr from b 10 y. The the fif'h
degree will be put on. Everybody
come
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

The Farmers Union will meet
Saturday night Mt the grange hall
In Arvadn. Full attendance is de-
tired.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

First Student; "Tvo just had
hard time passing the Lntir Quart
or"
Second student: "That's funny
I've just been trying to pass ;
Canadian dime"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

The Physics c'ast is Installing {
90 foot Aerial FOR use IN wireless
Xncrimcntation on the roof ~ III,
I igh school building. This viii b
the next largest IN Jeffcrron court
recond only TO thc~onc at the Schoo
Minna
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-23

No arrangements Tor playing OF
uur tie with the Littlcton girls have
cen made AS yet. However Coach
Cannon is busily negotiating am
{ opes or nm agreement soon.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
SMALL GIRL IN 2Np GRADE
SHOWS WONDERFUL ABILITY

A furore of comment has been rails
ed during the past few weeks, partic-
ularly since the exhibit Of the primary
work at the Lincoln building, on ac-
count Of the free hand drawings of
little Laura Schaffer, granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Belknap. The little
girl is ten years old but very small
and has had before this year, only two
months in school. Her parents live in
the Muddy section above Paonia and
have not been able to give her school
advantages.
The little girl does small pictures
and enlarges them with almost per-
feet proportions. She has drawn a
number of "Sunbonnet Babies" birds
and flowers, and also some pictures
from objects in perspective. Laura
certainly has a future in store for her
as an artist and we hope that she will
have the opportunity to make of hers
what it was evidently intended she
should be,
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
GRAND VIEW
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Tom Pinkleton and wife were Hot
chkiss visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Mcmillan spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Fettinger.
Fred Filener and family of Maher
spent Sunday in the Fettinger home,
The Assessor. Mr.. Chrysther, is
busy in the neighborhood these days,
Mrs. Swan Linman spent Sunday
afternoon in the Press Anderson home
Mrs. C. ]. Van Ort and Mrs. Lena
Mcmillan took dinner Monday with
Mrs. John Van Ort.
Frank Sweet and family and Miss
McCleary were callers at the Sundburg
home Sunady afternoon.
Quite a number from the Mesa at
tended the commencement program at
the NJ. e. church at Crawford Friday
evening. Both the speaking and the
music were fine.
Burt Reigles of Grand View and
Louva Lorimer OF Hotchkiss, but for
merly of this Mesa, were married in
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
PEACH VALLEY
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Donald McClurg spent Sunday after
noon on California Mesa.
E. F. Grim called at the c. E. Ben
nett home Sunday.
Mrs. ]. E. Painter called on Mrs.
Ed Scheetz one day last week
Mrs n. A. McClurg spent last We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. E.
Jackson.
Basel Scott and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with A. I. Brooks and wife
at their home.
Ernest Hedgecock and family and
Mrs. Howard Patrick were calling in
the valley Sunday.
Mrs. Anstead and her daughter. Mrs.
Taylor. called on Mrs. ]. E. Painter
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Berry's school closed
Friday with a picnic on the Gunnison
near the State bridge.
Ralph Bennett and Jim Brown spent
Sunday with their brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Bennett.
Callers at the Harold Jolliff home
Sunday were Joe Pastun and wife.
VIM Haughenberry and family.
n. A. McClurg and wife were din
ner guests Of his parents. ]. H. Nc
Clurg and wife of Gernet Mesa Sun
day.
The Peach Valley Sewing Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. F. E. Willis
Friday afternoon to organize and get
started on the years work.
Russell Storment gave farewell
party at his home Friday night, in
honor of Miss Hazel Berry, who was
leaving Peach Valley for her home on
Garnet Mesa.
Mrs. N. A. McClurg visited in Olathe
last Thursday and attended the eighth
grade graduation exercises; also the
NJ. E. aid. It sure seemed nice to be
with old friends again.
VIM. Prewitt went to Gunnison Mon
day and met c. Seaman from Sedg-
wick. Kansas. returning Tuesday. Mr..
Seaman is visiting VIM. Haughenberry
his nephew. and other friends from
Kansas.
Peach Valley ball team played Gar
net Mesa Sunday. the score being in
favor of Peach Valley. The return
game will be played at Peach Valley
school house grounds Sunday, May IS,
Miss Hazel Berry gave a six o'clock
dinner last Thursday at the Harold
Joliff home to the young people of the
neighborhood. 1t must have been eN-
ira good as some of the young men
ate too much and were sick the next
day.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
REDLANDS =
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The Harry Woods family and Aunt
Cal White. motored to Delta Monday.
Walter Harding of Bowie spent Sun
day at the Holder home. (.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCune Jr., and baby
motored to Delta Monday.
Joseph Eavenson of Thistle. Utah,
is here for few days.
Mrs. C. A. Norton and baby spent
several days in Delta last week.
The Oliver family spent Sunday at
the Martin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney of Hotchkiss
visited on the Mesa Sunday.
Ruth Luddington spent the week
end with home folks.
Guard Morris OF Delta was on the
Mesa Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Hotchkiss is on the Mesa
at present.
Several young people from the mesa
attended the H. S. play given at Ec-
kert
Miss Selma Love and Raymond
Simpson were married at the Love
home "Wednesday evening. Rev. Hill
performed the ceremony. Dinner was
served to a number of guests. The
good wishes of host Of friends go
with the young people.
The young people of the Mesa held a
party at the John McCune home Sat
urday evening. All report most en-
joyable time.
The East Side school closed Thurs
day after a most successful term. The
pupils and patrons attended the pic
mic at the Hotchkiss fair grounds CIV
en- by the pupils Of Hotchkiss.
A box supper was held at the East
Side School house Thursday of last
week A goodly sum was raised for
the use OF the school. A play called
the Southern Cinderella" was given
by the pupils and much enjoyed by all.
Mark Brown Of Hotchkiss was a
Mesa visitor Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
LOCAL NEWS
. . . - . . . . . . . . .

George c. Wilson is in Paonia today
on business mission.
Miss Irene Truitt went to Montrose
with friends.
Karl X. Rupp returned the first of
the week from a short business trip
to Denver.
w. w. Warner returned Tuesday
from Alamosa where he had spent
the past two weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Bingham came to Delta
from Montrose Tuesday to visit her
little daughters grave.
Mrs. Henry Lux spent the past
week here taking treatments for a
growth in the nose.
Frank Milroy and family returned
last week from Portland, Oregon,
where they spent several months past.
II. II. French and son, Frank, left
last Thursday by auto for Denver,
where they spent several days on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Allen and chill
dren and Mrs. Aliens stepfather, Fred
Kline were shopping in Delta from
Rogers Mesa Monday.
A party composed OF ]. d. Helmick,
Chester Helmick, John Helmick and
Frank Pfeil went to Sapinero Satur-
day on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. l.. Miner and fam
ily motored down from Montrose for
Decoration Day and visited a short
time with the F. R Stearns family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dent were bust.
ness visitors in Delta Monday from
Hotchkiss. Mr.. Dent is manager for
the Duke-Hanson Mercantile company
OF that place.
VIM. H. Anderson. representative oi
Denver furniture house, spent a
short time in the city the first OF the
week in the interests of his firm, leav'
ing Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coutts went to
Kaiser crossing Sunday and are ex'
pecting to spend several weeks there
in an outing for the benefit OF Mr
Coutt's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Clark moved yes
terday to Hotchkiss. Mr.. Clark hav
ing been sent to the Paonia store OF
the Dunbar chain as registered phar'
macist.
Mrs. Otis Schlaf and children were
departing passengers Sunday for Can
on City where they will spend the
summer. Mr. Schlaff will remain in
Delta looking after the interests OF
the Colorado Packing Corporation.
John ]. Travis Of Compton. Califor
MIA. arrived Tuesday evening and is
shaking hands with old friends for a
few days this week. Mr.. Travis was
returning from trip to Denver where
he had been called by the illness OF
his aunt, Mrs Frank Kinsley He re
ports her as considerably improved
| at this time.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Gift from Brother.

Gift from Brother.
w. A Vickers received last week
twenty-pound salmon from his broth
er in Oregon City. Oregon. The fish
was taken from the Willamette river.
Mr.. Vickers' brother says the law
places limit on these fish and one
can only catch three a day but who
would want more than three any way
With the courtesy of Mr.. Vickers
the editor and his family enjoyed a
very fine fish dinner Friday.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Move to Montrose.

Move to Montrose.
Mrs E. ]. Darlington and sons NOV
ed their household furniture to Mont
rose Monday where they will make
their home Mr.. Darlington has been
since the first of the year, connected
with the Montrose Hardware Com
pany, and for this reason the change
is made. They have warm friends in
Delta who will regret to see them
leave even for so short distance
DR.. and Mrs L. A Hick will move
into the property vacated by the Car,
ringtons, having purchased it several
months ago.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Colonel Burgess Visits.

Colonel d. A. Burgess. president and
general manager of the Silver Keys
Mining Corporation was here from
Leadville Friday and Saturday in con-
ference with Joe Gallup, vice presi-
dent of the company. The Colonel
says they have made another rich
strike of ore and things are looking
mighty prosperous. Colonel Burgess
was for twenty-five or thirty years
mining editor and decided to go into
active work and do something which
would permit other editors to write
something about him. Phil Pickett,
we'll known d. & r. G. conductor, is
assistant manager of the Silver Keys
Company.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Patient in Hospital.

Patient in Hospital.
Mrs. ]. B. Bradshaw, resident OF
Fruitland Mesa near Crawford, came
down Saturday and entered the Delta
hospital here. On Monday she sub
mitted to surgical operation. In
dications are that she is making ex-
cellent improvement at this time. Mr..
Bradshaw is spending the week in
town so as to be near her.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02

Delta Wednesday of last week. On
Thursday evening large crowd gath
cred and after the usual amount Of
noise they were invited in and the
treats were passed. Both are fine
young people and host of good wish
es are extended to them from the peo-
pie of the community.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-02
Will Have a Dollar Day.

Will Have a Dollar Day.
The merchants Of Paonia are max
ing extensive arrangements for hold
ing a dollar day on June 18th. At
tractive bargains will be offered in all
lines and big time is expected in the
way of entertainment.