The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-11-22
FARMERS WILL Be
GUESTS OF The
BUSINESS MEN

NeAC 1uebUay, november ZIth, il
FARMERS DAY in Julesburg.
What's it all about? Just read on
little further. and you will see!
About thirty of the business estab-
lishments, whose names appear below,
are cooperating with each other, and
are going to entertain the farmers
and their families with free "feed"
and picture show entertainment next
Tuesday evening.
In addition to the free eats and the
free picture show, the farmers and
their families will be made to feel that
the dav is specially for them-and it
is to be rightfully called "Farmers'
Day"
On next Tuesday evening, Nov. 27
commencing at five o'clock, the farm
ers and their families are cordially
invited to go to any one of the three
restaurants in Julesburg, namely the
Lincoln Cafe, Kopp's Cafe or Gateway
Cafe. and a free "feed" awaits them
with the compliments of the various
business establishments of Julesburg.
A ticket good for the "feed" will be
given the farmers and their families
during the day by the committee in
charge, this committee being compos-
ed of Mayor c. w. White. Jacob
Frickel, Jr., and w. W. Vaught. The
tickets will be honored by any one
of three cafes named above. All you
have to be is farmer or a member
Of farmers family to be eligible to
the free eats.
At seven o'clock sharp the farmers
and their families are invited to 70
to the Hippodrome Theatre and be the
guests of the Julesburg business men
and witness the showing of the big
attraction, Pola Negri in the George
Fitzmaurice production and Para
mount picture bella Donna" This
is one of the big Paramount releases
and real feature attraction, worth
going miles to see if you like good
moving picture. In addition to this
picture there will also be short talk
by Mr.. E. D. White, of Omaha, secre-
tary of the Union Pacific Pension
Board. This distinguished gentleman
will talk for few minutes on "Rail-
roads, And Their Relation To The
Public" Mr.. Whites talk will be
made between the showing of the
regular Pathe News and Aesop's Fa-
bles reels and the feature picture.
The Hippodrome Theatre has been
engaged by the Julesburg business
men especially for the farmers on
next Tuesday evening, and all farm
ers and their families will be admitted
free at the Hippodrome on that even
ing. No ticket will be needed by the
farmers for admittance to this enter.
tainment.
There will be special music pro-
vided by Bunch's Orchestra of Holy
oke. This orchestra will also furnish
music for a dance to be held at the
Lowe hall later in the evening.
Farmers Dav will be a special
trade day in Julesburg. There will
be numerous bargains offered in sta
pie and seasonable merchandise. In
this issue of the Grit-Advocate large
number of advertisements of various
Julesburg business establishments ap-
pear, in which there are numerous
bargains offered for Farmers Day,
Read these advertisements carefully,
as it will pay you to take advantage
of the bargains offered for the one
day only
The following business establish
ments of Julesburg are responsible
for the inauguration of Farmers Day
and are bearing their proportion Of
the expense of entertaining their far
mer friends and their families next
Tuesday, November 9th:
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