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The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

They not only enjoy Il large and
growing patronage AT home, but also
do Il large volume of business by par
eel post and through their wagon serv.
ice. Laundry Of any kind sent them
either way is given prompt and care
ful attention, and returned to the send.
er within the week 1t Is received.
They have n most modern plant.
Their machines being the latest known
to the laundry industry, 1t enables
them to turn out the very best class fo
laundry work.
The use of soft water means for
their patrons, that with their clothes
washed in this soft. yelvcty water the
colors are brought out in all their
original richness, means sweet smell
ing, clean, white lincH. and thatt the
most delicate garments can be sen,
them in perfect safety, ms when
washed In soft water, clothes are not
subjected to 81 much wear and strain
as is necessary when washed in hard
Water.
They offer complete service for all
your washing. Send them every gar
ncnt, dress, apron, curtain, table
cloth, shirt, collar-"verythlng. For
get them and get them back sweet.
clean and beautifully finished. ms good
as YOU would do them yourself and NJ
II cost less than you would pay al
home or to u Wnslwomln.
With them, shirt and collar service
is n speciality. Men who appreciate"
collar comfort and who like their col
lars to retain their original form and
finish, send their collars 10 them. us
II correctly Numbered starch collar
adds neat and dr"ssy appcnrnnc" to
any man. They also do and hay" sp"-
clnl equipment for the laundering Of
underwear, socks, handk"rchi"fs, "tc.
when next you hav" some cnllars or
Ing. We wish 10 refer our readers 10
this modern and progressive laundry.
ns you cannot do better than to on.
trust your work In their care II i'm
pOssibl" to take your work in person
ally we would suggest that you Civ" II
to their driver or try the parcel post
service and you viii b" surprised how
quickly and satisfactorily It VIII be
taken care Of
They also have n modern and com.
pl"'e dry cleaning department In con.
neciion and turn out only the highest
class work Their work does not have
the disngrc"nbl" odor that accompanies
ih" work Of SO many cleaners and
their service Is prompt and satlsfnc.
tory In every detail We suggest that
YOU give their dry cleaning department
n trial.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
INTERNATIONAL TRUST co.
Which Is Located at 18th and California in Denver Is
One of the Old Reliable, Progressive Financial Inst-
tutons of the City and Have Enviable Record for
Substantial Progress

lar will start an account in their say
ings department and the account will
be given the same attention ms though
you were depositing thousands of dol.
lars.
The various departments are so ar.
ranged as to facilitate the rapid pros.
ecution of the banks business, as well
as for the convenience Of its patrons,
The great success of this institution
Is due to the untiring energy of its
officials, who have guided its affairs
wisely. Its position today Is an exam.
pie of more than ordinary financial
ability on the part of the officers and
directors who have directed its activ-
tiles and guided 1t to success.
We cannot fail to compliment them
upon their successful efforts in Civ
ing the county financial institution
of the character and stability of this
bank, which represents safety, service
and progress.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

ih's abstract office has gained n
Vn,iheritrd reputation as being one
" tie most efficient and well.verscd
"s"hllnti"ns In their special field OF
s"IelFor In this section of the state,
'"u nave large clientele.
I" 'he first days of the settlement
, "'I communities the question of Il.
~, w VI property always causes n GER
'" amount Of confusion. While this
,"uh'l has had It's innings at this fea.
''' OF settlement today this has all
I'm done away with through the eff.
I'M service of modern abstract com.
ra"'es ra That specialize in the business.
a'5 nave at their command all Of the
,u ana Information on the various
a's nae's OF land in the county from the
suss OF the early settler down to the
present time.
"ioh access 10 all this Information
nanh, they ARE peculiarly endowed
''' me analytical and care.taking at.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

plants.
Those of our readers who desire
specitl designs for weddings or funer-
ais should not fail to avail themselves
of their services, as all work hitherto
performed by them has been of tr,l-
ly artistic nature and stamps them as
thorough artists in their line.
This florist is member of the
Florists Telegraphic Delivery Asso-
citation and through them it Is possible
to have flowers sent anywhere in the
country and delivered fresh and just
when you want them. All that Is
necessary Is to notify them when and
where and the flowers will be deliv-
cred by the florist nearest the point
you want them delivered to.
Since establishing this fourishing
business they have Increased their
business until today the splendid en-
terprise is not only credit to the
community, but Il tribute TO untiring
energy and honest endeavOr, and in n
comprehensive review of this charac-
ter it affords us pleasure to give this
representative industry extended men
tion and to refer 1t to all our readers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

In making this review Of the onward
progress of this section of the state
We deem it proper that prominent
mention be given this popular floral
establishment.
As is well known, this establishment
embodies in its construction all the
requisites necessary for the success
full propagation Of the various plants
grown, and they may be seen here in
all their pristine glory.
The interior Of the various green
houses from which their flowers come
Is equipped in IN up-tO-date manner,
and Il modern system Of heating reg
ulates the temperature within and as
sures flowers the year around. The
atmosphere is laden with the exquisite
fragrance thar delights the sense and
makes this one OF the most delightful
places to visit in this vicinity. for
here will be found an assortment of
flowers of every variety which bloom
the year round. Visitors here will
find II most artistic display of flowers
and plants, all fresh and fragrant,
suitable for table and home decor;i-
tion as well as a fine lot of potted
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
TORIC OPTICAL COMPANY
Whose Office Is 1915 Stout in Denver is One of the
Leading Optical Firms of the City, They Are Pre-
They Demand. Have Your Children's Eyes Ex-
anlned Now.

which affects children's eyes, and sue
cess in this important work deserves
the highest commcndation. Many
grateful mothers have found that aft
er a consultation with them their chill
dren soon improve in their studies and
their grades become higher just as
soon as the trouble has been cor.
rected.
They can fit you with lenses the
correct power and shape FOR each in
lividual. And back of their work
stands professional reputation and cx.
pcrience. You cannot he too careful
with eyes. II they are giving you any
trouble it will pay you to visit them.
Some minor cause may be discovered
that may be corrected now without the
permanent use of glasses. Some seri'
Gus trouble may have affected your
sight, and they may he able to correct
1t and thus save you the terrible cal
amity of blindness.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

one Of the things that makes any
city II desirable place In which to trade
is the location In Its midst OF complete
and up-to-datc stores and shops. The
fnct that one can get anything and
everything In the motorcycle line ut
this store adds to the commercial Of
ficiency Of the community.
Accessories, parts and supplies will
be found here In great profusion and In
this department you will be surprised
at the excellent quality which IL today
offered at such reasonable prices. And
no matter what It IL that you call for
you will find the most courteous and
accommodating service viii be rem
dered, regardless OF the size OF your
purchase.
This establishment Is the home OF
the famous Indian motorcycles and this
fact needs no comment from us. So
well known ARE these machines
throughout the country that one thinks
automatically OF motorcycles when
their name is mentioned. For service,
endurance and speed II rcIgns supreme
and is the peer OF them ull. Just let
us suggest that II you nrc Interested
you should have nm early consultation
with this establishment for the demand
Is greater thnn the supply.
The bort automobile which IL also
featured is fast being recognized as a
leader In It's class. The builders of
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

ono of the oldest and most reliable
.,nrs in the country is this we'll
vaawn institution, and it is a striking
.rsmple of substantial and conserva-
w.. nrocress. The officers have been
.aars in the service OF the people in
;acal financial matters, and the wide
.rnar,ence thus gained has added to
,ha growth of the community and to
.hs attractiveness Of its service to the
naople. Familiar with the needs and
dsmands of the general public in this
ssction of the country, by reason 'Of
,beir long Identification with the bank
Inc activities of the country, 1t is not
strange that the institution they head
has become one of the most popular of
the reliable and conservative financial
denositories of this section.
4 special feature is the savings de-
nartment. Saving is not hard when
rou once begin and this bank has left
nothing undone in its effort to make
saving easy for its patrons. One dol
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

How many people are today wishing
that they had been fitted with glasses
when they We're younger. How many
more who are now experiencing eye
trouble wish that they had consulted
an expert: Your eyes are two of the
most delicate organs and when irri-
th'ed require the attention of one
who Is we'll versed in this work. In
'his section this expert Is the above
mentioned optical firm.
lhey make special study VI the
eye and are thoroughly competent to
III you with glasses. They are well
known throughout this section and
lhelr practice is not confined to their
nome city, as many persons from the
surrounding territory consult them
weekly and the progress they have
made IN the profession Is proof of
their ability.
lh"y have attained well merited
reputation in the correction of trouble
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

No review of the business interests
OF Denver would be complete without
prominent mention of this wellknown
rev, II any, meat packers in this sec
and popular firms of the West, and
which feature the Mayflower brand of
meats.
rev, II any, meat packers in this sec
ton have attained a prominence equal
TO that OF these popular packers
Maintaining an up.to-date packing
house this progressive firm has an en-
vinble record for cleanliness and san
ltation. Insisting that everything
about their place be in accordance
with the most scientific Ideas regard
Ing sanitation, they have thus assured
the public that meats and meat pro-
ducts coming from their establishment
are pure and wholesome. Nor have
they seen fit to take advantage of the
general tendency to maintain high
prices necdlesSly as have many pack-
ers, hut on the other hand have been
most moderate in their selling.
BY reason of their fair dealing with
the public their patronage has in
creased until today the firm is not on
ly popular in its home city but in all
the surrounding territory.
They feature the Mayflower brand
of beef and pork and this label is suf-
ficicnt guarantee of the purity of the
article. MayflOwer meats and smoked
meats are sold extensively throughout
Denver and all surrounding territory.
In this edition we wish to compli-
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

ment them upon the fine line OF meats
they are furnishing the people and to
predict for the firm continued era OF
prosperity.
The Mayflower brand Ia carried
throughout their products, ham, bacon,
lard, sausage, in fact all allied pro-
duets bear the label Mayflower. They
ares old ut the leading markets in
Denver and surrounding territory and
are vouched for MS to purity and
wholesomeness by those who have
tried them.
Mr.. W. n. W. Blayney and Mr.. ]. r.
Murphy purchased the plant known as
the Coffin Packing and Provision Co.
eighteen years ago, and have since
that time built the business from one
OF small proportions until 1t today oc-
cupies the position OF being one of the
leading packing plants. of the West
Their business has expanded and
grown until II became necessary for
the company to build entirely new
quarters, which are now under con-
Struction on their ten-acre plant at the
Denver Union Stock Yards. When
completed, which will be by the first
of the year, this will be the most mod
ern md most sanitary packing plant
In the United States. Since this con-
'ern's greatest support comes from
Colorado, Colorado contractor is
building the new plant and Colorado
materials are being given n preference
In is construction.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

the bort have built into the car re-
cognizcd principles OF construction
that are found only In cars OF much
higher price. II Ia built primarily to
give service and Ia famous for the way
II performs on the road. The new
models are now on display and we sus.
gest that you cnll and look them over
and have II demonstration and we feel
sure YOU win become enthusiastic over
the sturdy qualities OF the bort.
On June 1S and II. Mr.. Clymer made
II remarkable record with stock model
bort Six. With the car sealed In hlgh
gear and with the radiator cap sealed
to prevent rc-watcring he drove tho
cur from the bottom to the top Of
Lookout Mountain continuously for
twcnty-four hours. In TINT time no
made thlrty.four trips md carried 1855
passengers. When the test was com-
plctcd the ear was found 10 he In per-
feet condition and is now in daily use
ON the streets OF Denver and hna had
no work done on II. This further
proves the sterling qualities Of the
bort.
In this edition we are pleased to
compliment the management as n pro.
grcssivc and prominent business man
whose establishment hns meritcd the
lending position II hnx attained. and
we wish to refer II to our readers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
SILVER STATE LAUN-
DRY co.

Who Are Located at Broad
way at 18th, in Denver, Is
Under Able Management
of Men Who Are Tho
rougly Conversant with
the Business. They have
a Complete Dry Cleaning
Department in Connec-
ton. Their Wagons Call
Here Regularly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

FLOYD CLYMER

Whose Establishment Is Located at l24 West l4th in
Denver Is not only the Largest Motorcycle Dealer in
the West but also Has the Agency for the bort Auto
mobiles He carries at All Times Complete Stock
OF Parts and Repairs for the Indian Motorcycle and
the bort Automobile
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
MAYFLOWER BRAND PORK AND BEEF
PRODUCTS

Are Prepared and Packed by the Bay Murphy Com
pany in Denver This Is One of the Leading Packing
Houses in the West and Their Brand of Products Is
Very Popular. BY the First Of the Year They Will
Occupy the Most Modern and Most Sanitary Packing
Plant in the United States See Picture of New Plant
Elsewhere in This Issue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
JEFFERSON COUNTY
TITLE COMPANY

Whose Office Is at l7l4
Charnpa, in Denver, Is
One of the Leading Abb
stract Firms in This Sec
ton and Are Prepared 10
Give Comprehensive Serv-
Ice in the Making of Abb
stracts. Phone Charnpa
29l9W,
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
HOHMANN BROTHERS, INC.

Whose Establishment Is Located 62e Sixteenth in Den
yer, Is One of the Leading Floral Establishments in
the City and Serve Not Only Denver But All Sur
rounding Territory With Floral Offerings of Super
ior Natural Beauty. Phone Main 1901.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

D. W. COMSTOCk
Painting and PapssAassias
All work guaranteed 70 b ftfN
class IN every respect.
Interior Decorating . Speciality
Phone Arv. III. Afvs1a. Colo
With h. 8. Burton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

JOE MUNAL-
Shoe Repairing,
Candy. School Supplies.
Arvada, Colorado.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-17
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that bids are hereby called for by
the Board of Supervisors of Ini-
perial County, upon an issue of
bonds Of the Acacia School District
in Imperial County, State of Cali
fornia, voted July 81, / 923. That
said issue of bonds total $13,500.00
and are in denominations as fol-
lows: Bonds Nos. to 13 inclu-
sive are in the denomination of
$4,000 each and bonds Nos. IA to
20 inclusive are in the denomination
of 100000 each. That said bonds
are payable on the first day of
July; bond No. l being payable
July i, 1927, and thereafter all
succeeding numbers of the bonds
are due on July first of each year
thereafter until the total of TWEEN
ty (2OO bonds are paid, covering 4
period of twenty years. Interest
on said bonds payable semi-annual-
ly on July lst and January 1sr, of
each year at the rate Of six per
cent. per annum, interest and prin-
tipui pay dDic hb lHc OII1CcN OI lEe
County Treasurer of Imperial Coun-
ty in Gold Coin of the United
States.
The bids will be received at the
office of the Board of Supervisors
of Imperial County, at FL Centre,
California, to and until 1l:00
o'clock a. m. of the first day of
October, 1923, and at said time and
place will be opened, and if salts
factory bids are received the. bonds
Offered for sale will be awarded to
the highest bidder.
Ten per cent. of the amount of
the bid must accompany the bid as
a guarantee that if the bid is ac.
cepted, the bidder will complete the
purchase and sale.
G. G. MOUSSEAU,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Dated: September IL, 1923. t8
Daily Sept. IL Oct. /. ,E
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-17

II you have the right kind of po.
.litlcal bunk you may be able to
swap it for an easy berth,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-17

\. In spite of tie fight by many
dancing masters against jumpy
dances the jig is not up.
, 1923-07-30
SENATOR
LEAVES FARM
ON TALK TOUR
Magnus johnson Starts On
Trip to Discuss Cues
lions of Day

CRooKSTON, MINI. July so.-(By
the Associated Press. -Senator-elect
Magnus johnson of Minnesota. speak
ing at two ratification jubilees" here
yesterday. announced that he has
rented his large farm at Kimball.
Minnesota. to his two sons and that
hereafter. until he takes his seat in
congress. he will speak in Minnesota
on questions OF the day.
S~enator-elect johnson reiterated his
previous statements that he would be
independent of all cliques or factions
in the Senate.
II am carrying theb bit for the com
mon people. Brookhart, LaFollette
and the others have TO a with
Magnus Johnson" he declared. They
will o drive me into anything"
Horse sense Is what Mr.. John
son thinks Congress needs most.
The trouble with the men who have
been sent to Congress. he said. was
that they were men OF too much re-
finement and culture and that they
eve got anywhere"
I'm a man OF the common people
and whnt I'm going to use Is horse
sense-that's what the country needs
today-common sense he said.
He declared no held no campaign
grudge. saying. IT forgive all those
who ridiculed me in the campaign"
Following Mr.. Johnson's suggestion
the night meeting adopted a resolu-
ton unanimously urging President
Harding to call a special session of
Congress to pass emergency measures
TO help the farmers.
, 1923-07-30
GREEKS STATE
No REVOLUTION
IS UNDER WAY
Unfounded Rumors Appear
ing In European Press
Are Flatly Denied

LONDON. July 3o.-By Tho Assoc
ciated Press)tThe Greek legation an
nounced today that there is no truth
in reports of a republican revolution
ary movement in Greece. It said
that these unfounded reports have
been appearing for some time In the
European press. and that only last
night the legation here received a
denial from the Greek government.
Although there is continued repub-
lican agitation in Greece resulting in
much apprehension among the mon
archists. there is little cause for I'M
mediate alarm concerning tho sta
bility of the throne, British diplomatic
officials have informed the foreign Of
flee here.
Reports had reached the British
government of an attempt to set up
a republic in Greece in place of the
monarchy, Ronald MacNeill. under
secretary for foreign affairs. told the
House of Commons this afternoon.
Mr.. MacNeill's statement was in re-
ply to a statement from Commander
Kenworthy. independent liberal MEM
Der for Hull, who asked also for in
formation as to what part former
Premier venizelos. General Pangalosa.
former Greek army commander in
chief, and Admiral Hadjikiriakos
were playing in the republican move
ment.
The under-secretary said he was
unable to say what was the attitude
of the individual Greek statesmen or
to give any authoritative information
regarding events.
, 1923-07-30
FREIGHT Rate
CUT IS MADE

WARRINGTON, July so.-A quail
fled permission to reduce freight rates
from New York City to tho Southern
Pacific coast sections by about IA per
sent on shipments routed via boat to
Texas ports and thence by rail over
the sunset-Gulf route. was given tho
Southern Pacific Railroad system to-
day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Announcement of the meeting was
made at tho Omaha chamber of COM
merce following receipt OF o letter
from Hale Holden. of Chicago. presi-
lent Of the Association of Railway
Executives. who wrote to this effect
to John L. Kennedy, chairman Of the
Omaha Wheat Committee.
, 1923-07-30
TRAINS To RUN
To LANDER FROM
THIS WEEK
Bridges Being Repaired West
of Shoshoni With Rapid
Progress

Train service over the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad between Cas-
per and Lander. should be provided
by Wednesday evening. according to
a report from the local office. Ser
vice has already been established as
far as Shoshoni. and passengers and
freight arc being stopped there and
taken OF to Lander in cars and
trucks.
The large bridge over Poison creek.
one half mile west OF 5hoshoni. was
finished yesterday afternoon. The
pile driver has beer moved westward
to Muskrat creek on which work is
now being done. All the bridges be-
tween Muskrat and Lander have been
cribbed up 80 that when this bridge
is completed the trains "a u as
usual.
, 1923-07-30
Bombs Are Used
By Strikers To
Destroy Lines

SYDNEY. N. g. July 3o.-A series
of mysterious explosions occurred
hero today.
Pipe lines supplying the plant of
the British Empire Steel Corporation
where a strike is in progress. were
blown up at several points. forcing
the works to close.
The police were advised that sew
erai men had been seen fleeing from
the scene OF h explosion.
According to the police. tho ex-
piosions were caused by bombs. One
explosion was MT Prince and Inglis
streets. in the heart OF the city.
The damage was heavy. More
carnage Is expected to resuit from the
sudden cutting off Of tho large water
supply ended for various operations
I'm the steel plant, particularly in the
coke ovdns sedlon. The city Is
planning a supply OF small quantity
Of water for vital needs untn repairs
are made,
, 1923-07-30
YELLOWSTONE HIGHWAY IS
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

The Yellowstone highway is open
and in good condition west of here,
according to a report from the Cas-
per Chamber Of Commerce. 1t is
necessary to ford a creek at Bonnie
Vile but this is being done without
trouble since a team is kept there for
any carr which need assistance, but
very few are forced to call on this
added horse power.
It has come to the attention of the
local chamber that Denver and Chey-
enne are routing tourists over the
Rocky Mountain highway. being I'M
der the impression that the Yellow
stone highway is not open.
, 1923-07-30
OIL MEN in
|. SESSION ON
GAS PRICES

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July so.-In-
dependent oil producers and refiners
from tho Mid-continent field were
here today for a meeting tomorrow
10 discuss the price OF gasoline. and
Plans for curtailing production. The
discussion started in Chicago last
week will be continued.
Edward Perry OF Tulsa. okla. vice
president OF Cosden & Co, said thai
he hoped the refiners' problems would
be solved Mt the meeting here. II is
expecting too much to look for a de
cline in the price OF gasoline. no said
1.-THE M|id'continent field he de.
cared has a surplus OF gasoline duo
70 a restricted sales territory AaAa