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The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19

Charles Gilmore was business
visitor to Arvada Saturday.
Prof. &. w. Wheatley is building
a garage at his home.
The Barcus family of West Third
street moved to Denver Friday.
}. a. Newcomb is reported as seri
ously i'll.
R. o. Graves and family motored
to Georgetown Friday.
Erie Robinson and family spent
the weekend with his mother on
West First street.
Mrs. Ethel Swanson had her lodge
officers as luncheon guests last
Thursday. All renort pleasant time.
Mrs. Albert Hall from Concordia,
Kansas. is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Brown this week.
Mr.. Van Vorheis, who has been
quite i'll, is again able to be about
the house and yard.
E. Maud Broad of Denver is here
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. L. R.
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. W. Kaler of Den
yer were calling on friends at Den
yer View Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph f. Ashton went to
Denver Wednesday to spend the day
with relatives.
Frank Skellenger. wife and SON
went to Colorado Springs Sunday
returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Moves Of Lit.
Teton spent SUNDAY afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Meyer.
Harry and Miss Hazel Gar!ick
spent the weekend at ldlewild with
the Evans family.
Mrs. r. r. Rodda went to Central
Citv Friday morning to visit her
mother. Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. II. NJ. Garlick and children
spent Sunday with relatives in Ar
vada.
Margaret Robinson left Saturday
for the mountains for weeks out
ing.
Mrs. W. ". Ponson nccompa MED
by Mrs. Barbour Of Wheatridge, left
SATURDAY. for ten day visit nj
Marysvillc. Kansas.
Mrs. Norman Miller's little daugh.
ter fell and twisted her arm out OF
shape and has been carrying it in a
sling recently.
Mrs. r. W. Chinn is attending the
five week course in Boulder at the
State university. specializing in pen
manship.
Mrs. Gertrude Foraker n sister
Of Mrs. II. s. Burton from Wichita
Kansas, arrived Monday for short
visit.
The Bennett boys and their moth
err. and Mrs. Thos. Bennett left We'd
nesday Of last week for Routt county
returning Sunday night.
Mrs. Goodman and daughter, Miss
Hazel. have been spending the past
two weeks at Montrose and Ouray,
returning Saturday.
G. c. Townley, who is employed
at McCook, Ncbr., spent Sunday
with home folks, returning the same
evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
RALSTON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brnyficld
are making their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Miller. Mr.. Brayficld
recently purchased n Stephens auto
mobile.
Wayne Hardness purchased n new
Chevrolet coupe Monday.
A unfortunate accident occurred
Monday on the Ralston road when n
Maxwell err driven by Miss Grace
Schoeh collidcd with truck Of n
fruit and vegetable vendor. The
truck stoppcd suddenly and without
signal In the middle Of the road.
Considerable damage vas done TO
the Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hastings and FINN
lily Of Redlnnds, Calf, visited Tues-
day with Mrs. D. r. Moon. The Hast
ings are former residents OF this
county.
K. Malinowsky arrived last week
from Kansas 70 be near his mother
who IL seriously III.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19

Two wseks ago the Enterprise
sent out clips TO all subscribers to
this paper whose subscriptions had
expired twelve months ago or
more. The response to these
10 that over fifty per cent Of
those to whom notices were sent
called or sent in renewals, explain.
ing that the matter had been for.
gotten. In . few instances, old
receipts were turned in which had
not received proper credit on the
books.
There 10 one thing, though. that
the sending out and rssponse to
the slips again brought out to the
owner. This. /, that Arvsda il
jus, sbou, III. dnndies town in the
b-,, state in the union 10 do bus.
ir.ii in and therefor. n liv. in.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19

Miss Beth Hogan of Denver View
is visiting with Miss Florence Nun
dy and other friends at Silver Plume
over the weekend.
Miss Esther Bishop, Mrs. Snyder
and Mrs. Weidmen attended thea
ter party last Saturday at Elitch's
Gardens theater.
Misses Helen and Bernice Linn of
Denver and Ann Bacher returned
home Sunday from two weeks va
cation spent at Angel Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Gunstrom visited
over Sunday with her father, P. A.
Potter, and children, of the Potter
ranch.
Charles Mccoy is on vacation
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hays. He will leave Fri
day for Omaha to resume his work
there in a tire factory.
G. N. Williams brother returned
from Colorado Springs last Thurs
day and stopped over in Arvada for
q day to visit his brother. He is en-
route to his home at Madrid, Iowa.
W. H. Robinson was called to Dem
yer from Columbia City. Indiana, TO
act as witness in case on which he
had been working. He managed to
spend a few days with his family.
Prof. Wheatley and family, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Gorich and Mrs. Cor
ich's mother, Mrs. Bennett motored
to Echo Lake Sunday, returning by
way Of Idaho Springs.
Delegates from Arvnda who at
tended the Epworth League institute.
at Estes Park, returned Monday and
report n good meeting and great
deal of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Burton and
Mrs. Gertrude Foraker OF Wichitn,
Kansas, who is visiting with them,
spent Wednesday sightseeing ove>
Lookout mountain and the mountain
park system.
The B. II. of S. club gave picnic
lunch at the home of J. 7. Kennedy
last Thursday As 1t was 90 "tt to
70 to Elitch's gardens. plans we're
changed and the picnic held ms stat
ed. A jolly time is reported
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Hartung and
family of Redlands. California, TOOK
dinner Wednesday evening with Mr.;
and Mrs. C. Bell. Mr.. Hastings used
TO live in this vicinity and Is back
calling on old friends.
Mrs. r. II. Burrus who has been
here visiting her sister. Mrs. T.. ).
Knapp the pnst two months. left last
week for her home in Glendora. chi
ifornia. accompanied by her hus-
band. E. II. Burrus, who has been
spending the past week here.
A birthday party was given Mt the
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wnllen home the
fore par. Of the week for Their i,,,ie
prnndson's birthday. little Jack Pet.
ers being one year old. Those present
included Lee Bracelet. Leroy Tarr'
Frances Simmons. Ida Simmons; Ara
McFee. Eleanor Bracket and Gene
Anderson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
DID IT SLIP YOUR MIND AGAIN?
YOU HAVE SEVEN DAYS TO ACT

However, what We started out
10 say 10 THE, Some few I;dnt
seem TO think that the notices
were really meant. They were.
After . subscription 10 . yssr old,
postal regulations call for IN. pa.
per to 20 first.elsss mail matter.
This entails . pvohibitive expense.
II there 10 anybody who WANTS
to continue getting the paper,
and wishes TO delay the payment.
come IN and say so, we'll come al
Of half way.
Subseribers who received no.
tees and mad. no attempt to set.
or explain, will be dropped from
the list this week. P.opl. living
in town should not need notice.,
II your dat. on the paper read.
7.l-22 or .srli.r-~-ll, goodbye!
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
FIRST FORD FERTILIZER

n v Ford agency received the
H. ~ last week, the first sack Of
NE ~ put out for sale by the
Motor company.
Ford agency at Denver re.
.he first carload shipped out
me Rouge plant Of the Ford
.ny and Bob" Graves jumped
:, .hance 70 buy the first sack
, Sus OF the car. The Jack Of
.si Is on exhibition IN the
aesncy windows.
fertilizer Is an odorless
tyrystalline substance re.embl-
Az 'e salt and will be marketed
~ n regular Ford dealers under
~ policies and prices. The
~ Is : high nitrogen fertilizer
arEeted under the name Of
ammonium sulphatc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
Lakeside Park to
Entertain Grange
Of State SATURDAY.
BIG AMUSEMENT PARK ALSO IS
SCENE OF MANY OTHER AC-
INVITES FOR THE WEEk-A
PONY GIVEN AWAY AGAIN
THURSDAY.

The Clear Creek Valley grange is
trying hard to win both of the prizes
given by the state grange for num-
Der attending from any one grange,
and the prize for the highest per-
centage of membership attending
the state picnic of the grange which
is to be held at Lakeside next Sat
urday, July q.
j. +. White and Mrs. Kerr both
have tickets to sell and officers of
Clear Creek ask that the members
leave no effort undoue to make it
the best representation ever sent.
When the state grange announces
a picnic that means there will be
big crowd and a jolly one. The Sat
urday meeting, afternoon and night,
will include all members of the OAR
den and Progressive Pomona oranges
with their families and friends and
is sure to attract large attendance
for merry occasion. An extensive
program of special entertainment has
been planned for the afternoon and
evening by the committees in charge
and the Lakeside managemnt is CO.
operating in making it the best pie
mic the grange has ever held.
Monday afternoon and night, July
% another LARGE and important gath
ering is scheduled for Lakeside when
all Of the Colorado e. Southern en-
ployes and their guests will assemble
Mt Denver's "Coney Island" for n
summer frolic. Sunday, July 90, the
Sons of Herman will picnic at Lake
side.
/ Another pony will be given away
TO some fortunte boy or girl next
Thursday during the weekly festiv-
tiles for the Riddles. In addition to
free gate admission morning and at
ternoon and plenty of free ice cream
each youngstcr in attendance will re-
ceive free tickets for the Derby, the
33rd Degree and the Old Mill.
Tuesday ni~ht. July 81. Lakeside
will stage an Old Time dance, Fid-
dlers' contest and "red apple" night
in the ballroom. The dancing pro-
gram for the evening will feature
in" and all of the dancing fans OF
other days before the present vogue
# fqx-trots, camcl-walks, etc. are
invited TO participate in plain or in
fancy dress and win one of the nu-
mcrous merchandise awards to be Of
fered for the different events.
] Fiddlers cspccially are urged Ia
bring their fiddles, bows, plenty OF
resin. and their complete repertoire
Of old-time dance tunes and take
home the prizes to he nut IN Nv the
Lakeside management for their par.
ticular part of the program.
Everyone in attendance will re-
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
IAsoNs OF COUNTY ARE
HOLDING BIG PICNIC AT
GLITCH GARDENS TODAY

Masons of jefferson county are
|teting at Glitch Gardens today for
Joint picnic sponsored by Arvada
Ege No. 141 and Golden lodge No.
A big basket lunch at 900 p. m.
Iii be feature of the day and fol-
Tvs an afternoon chock full of in
resting games and contests, includ-
y ball game between teams from
e two lodges.
| A theater rarty will conclude the
)y's fun.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
kEENSPOONS DROP TWO
GAMES TO LEAGUE. LEAD.
INC NO. DENVER TEAM

The North Denver Cubs took both
mes of double-header from the
beenspoon Dry Goods company ball
I'M Sunday on the local grounds.
ores tailed IA to 2 and Z to 6.
Protests were filed in both games
X to the playing Of ineligible play
for the Denver team.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
EDITOR OF ENTERPRISE
GETS FINE APPLES TO
SHARPEN HIS TEETH"

4 We don't blame Eve so much anv
more for taking a bite of that apple,
especially if it was as good as were
the apples, E. Greenway, of near
Arvada. brought to this office last
Thursday.
Mr.. Greenway claims to be only a
fancy stock raiser, but we rise to
remark that he is also some success
at raising apples that hit the eye and
"tummy" in the right place.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
LAWRENCE BROWN HIT BY
LIGHTNING NEAR GOLDEN

Lawrence Brown, 10. Of Sterling,
was struck and killed by lightning
Tuesday Afternoon on n ranch three
miles southeast Of Golden. He had
been moving hny and had sought the
shelter Of n tree. under which fellow
workmcn found him dead later.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
ROBINSON LECTURES At
BAPTIST CHURCH WELL
ATTENDED AND GOOD

The series of lectures and travel
ogues being presented this week at
the Baptist church are very interest
ing and instructive and are being at
tended by good audiences each ev-
ening.
But two lectures are left, those of
Thursday and Friday nights and all
people infested in travel lectures are
urged again to be present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
OR OF THE METHODIST
hURCH WILL PRESENT BIG
FILM PLAY JULY Is and ~

THE Christian. one of the most
"a OF recent picture play films,
he presented at the Trivoli the
Thursday and Friday evenings,
rs and 81. The play will be
wn under the auspices Of the
III OF the Methodist church and
money derived from the show
70 into the fund for building
new church Of that denomina-
me Christian" is taken from the
el OF the same name bv Hall
y and is well worthwhile pro-
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
TX. MULLEN ACCEPTS
SERVICE IN GRACE Ii.
QUOR CASES IN DENVER

y. K. Mullen, Denver miller, has
fepted a subpoena as witness in
} trial Of his daughter. Mrs. Kath-
he 0'Connor. charged with con-
|ring with Father Walter A. Grace
Jahn P. Walsh. to violate the
Ehibition laws.
Frial Of the Grace cases will begin
|the federal court. Denver. before
|dge J. Foster Symes next Mon
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
MASON WORK FOR NEW
METHODIST CHURCH SOON
TO START, SAYS PASTOR

According to Rev. A. c Hoover,
the mason work on the new Metho-
dist Episcopal church at the corner
East First and Adelaide will soon be
started. The architect has now fin
ished the plans and specifications
which We're causing the delay and the
rastor declares that work on the new
building will go forward with dis
patch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
CITY'S NEW WELL NOW IN
SANDSTONE At 500 FEET

The new well for Aryaia IN now
down TO depth Of about 800 feet.
Drilling operations brc now being
carried on through sandstone and nm
early showing Of water IL nov cx-
pected.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19

Mrs. Childcrs and her daughter Of
Denver have taken rooms in the
Davis block. Miss Childcrs has been
engaged to teach the Kindergarten
for the next school term.
II. c. Maxwell. formerly Of Arvn-
da. returned TO his home SUNDAY hf-
ter II trip to California for the bcne-
fit Of his health. The change did
not seem TO do him any good.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Simms Of Li,tlcton left for
Hot Sulphur Springs Wednesday.
They will stop at Idaho Springs over
night. They expect to return Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Bell motorcd TO
Greeley Sunday and visited with
their daughter, Mrs. George Mnugh-
an. Mrs. Vaughan and little daugh-
ter. Margaret. came home with them
for few days, both returning to
Greeley Thursday.
Mr.. Neighbour, his sister and the
lhtter's children are living In the
small house on West Grand View adj
joining the Gus Meyers house. Mr..
Neighbour is trying out the Arvadn
climate for his health and may de-
eide 70 locate.
Several automobile loads Of Ar
vnda Indies attended the W. n. ~.
s. Of the NJ. T.. church held Wedncs-
day afternoon n, the country home
Of Mrs. G.. w. Hardness. A pleasant
and profitable Afternoon was enjoy
ed by those present.
c.y.rn1 ,v.I, naomi. mar. ,,.,
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
WORK ON NEW SEWER -.
STARTS WITH LAYING
OF 500 T-ET FIRST d y

The Schwartz Construction com
pany, under the supervision Of Engi-
nccr Brew started work this week
with rush, 800 feet Of the big tile
having been hid the first day.
John A. Gorich IL acting as inspec-
tor for the city.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19

N' Fowler Hines has returned
a visit TO Montana and return
70 her work at the telephone ex-
IKE Monday, relieving Chief On
for Miss Wingert who is taking
vacation. Mr.. and Mrs. Hines
move into their new house IN
" two weeks.
T, 4; ". Kaler, her aunt and
tishback Of Denver were pick
cherries Wednesday Mt the J. A..
IN cherry orchard at Hogan sta
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-07-19
kvADA RIOTERS WILL
ROOT FOR GOLDEN TO
WIN OVER LAFAYETTE

Several carloads of Arvada base
] enthusiasts from Arvada pro-
te to invade Golden Sunday and
Pt for the county seaters to win
Pm Lafayette.
Evening star., 1923-06-28

calfskin bags, hamper covers and
heavy walking shoes If you would
keep them in good condition. A
cleansing, softening cream may be
made of meats foot-ol blended with
melted laundry soap and rubbed to a
smooth paste.
Suit cases. valises or trunks of pat
ent leather or any highly polished
leather may be made to look like new
Gle than the shiny hat varnishes that
come in bottles for the Frightening
up Of old straw hats. These concoc-
tions excel any preparation know of
for refinishing battered, marred, SOIL
ed luggage of glossy leather. 1t
flows on freely without leaving any
brush marks, dries instantly and lasts
for two or three years. Several years
ago l gave a coat of navy blue hat
polish to a handsome wardrobe trunk
that had been on many hard trips and
voyages. 1t was dulled, smeared with
ink and chalk marks, scratched bad
ly and looked In general like hard
worked soldier just out of the
tual dirt were wiped off. the hat poll
ish applied, and an hour later the
trunk looked as IL IL had just come
out of the store.
The dull black leather finish of
many of this seasons suit cases and
bags Is more difficult to freshen sue
cessfully. One woman of my ac-
quaintance treated hers to a coat of
fast black dye put on with a brush,
allowed to dry and then rubbed with
a soft cloth to remove the superfiuous
on on her garments and has no shiny
Evening star., 1923-06-28
My Neighbor Says:

Keep in your work basket several
large sized safety pins, and use them
to string loose buttons, hooks, eyes.
etc. Keep those Of the same size on
the same pin, black hooks on black
pins. white eyes on white pins, etc.
In doing SO you will never have an
untidy workbasket or be delayed by
not being able to find at once what
you are looking for. Fasten the
safety pins to one side Of the lining
of your basket, and method Of secur-
ing neatneBs will be complete
Always sweep rugs the way the nap
runs.
Ink stains, as a rule, are rather
difficult to eradicate. but the follow
Ing simple directions will succeed in
restoring the material to its natural
color. Spread the yolk OF new-laid
egg over the stains and let It remain
for about ten minutes: then plunge
the fabric into boiling water and
allow 1t to soak for q short time.
When taken out rub. the marks
thoroughly, and all traces Of ink,
whether quite recently or of long
duration, will entirely disappear.
sCanned fruits should be kept in q
cold. dark and dry place.
when choosing a lobster, take one
with the tail curled tightly to the
body, az this 10 b sign that It is quite
fresh. .t A. s6,ySssnux6H
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Reduction Warnings.


In one way or another we have
talked the need of reducing-for who
wants to be fat these active days?
But we haven't talked much about
the dangers of reducing. For there
are dangers, though easily avoided
ones.
Suppose you weigh 1S0 pounds at
about forty years, and your ideal
weight, according to insurance tables,
should be 1876 or 30. And suppose
YOU have been fat for a great many
years. Well. all those delicately ad-
justed organs inside the stomach and
abdomen, organs of digestion, liver,
Kidneys and so on, are held in posi-
tion by this great amount OF fat
cot course they're held. too, by the
natural structure of the body.) Now,
X you lose this flesh too suddenly
there's danger that some OF these
organs may grow slightly out OF
plaee--this is very untechnical: a
s M sxs s1ex It want to yea 10 mass wss
my point as briefly as possible.
But slow reduction will do away
with this danger-say, two pounds
of each week-and exercise will
strengthen the body SO that the
muscles and cords, and SO on, will
hold properly. Drastic reduction, too,
upsets the digestion. I know of one
case where a woman took almost
nothing but acids to reduce, and so
ruined her stomach that 1t would not
take proper food when she tried to
eat normally again. She went down
fve or more pounds week and
Evening star., 1923-06-28
The Weeper.

PUSSY" was the youngest of five
children. She was a scrawny child.
much given to weeping. The others
were healthy. hearty creatures, who
talked at the top of their lungs,
slammed doors, muddied the halls
and Uttered the furniture with their
things" ran errands for the neigh
bors and waited cheerfully on their
mother.
But PUSSY the weeper" was IA
tbers pet. She shadowed him. She
sat beside fas1er at table In church
claimed the privilege Pussy wept and
father said, Never mind. She's the
youngest. Don't make your sister
cry"
as one might wish. Richard crinkled
his face In exact imitation of hers
preparing for a week, pointed a pro-
voking finger at his eve and the rest
laughed. Pussy wept and ran crying
to her father, Dicks making fun OF
"Dick! Come into the house! You
ought to be ashamed of yourself
making little girl eryl Your own
sister, too! Shame on you"
s:y ss e. sonr soa pSans posaso sass hs Soossr
said you must not eat SO much meat.
Eat your vegetables with"
But Pussy was of her chair and on
fathers lap and he was strokIng her
hair and saying: Never mind the
old doctor. Just eat what you like.
There, therew
Pussy, stand on both your feet
The first thing you know you'll have
that foot all out of shape. Stand
straight"
oo-oo-oo," Wept Pussy. I'm GO
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Boat.shaped Neck Baby Sleeves
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

the bowknots, pink roses and baby
sleeves?
Seldom has there been such dis
tinet line between the styles that the
French call "jeune ille." and over
which they lay for the older woman
warning that reads: Danger ahead,
go Slow"-and the other styles that
we refer to as "matronly."
Beware of the boat-shaped neck
line. says a dressmaker of more than
ordinary wisdom Yhen advising older
customers. Also avoid the line of
decapitation," the round eollarless
effect.
And always avoid pink roses-on
your hat or in your hair or as orna-
ment to your gown. If you must
buy them, buy them for your daugh-
ter or for some. one else's daughter.
You may think it charming-the
frock shown in the sketch-but IL you
are on the plump side of twenty five
don't try to wear one like It, It's
light pink satin crepe with silver
lace. and it is trimmed with pink
ribbons, and 1t has baby sleeves, and
1t has the bateau neckline-so be-
ware. 1t Is a thing for youth.
Copyright 1921
Evening star., 1923-06-28

There was O. Kut Up Komedy err
round at the Little Grand Sattiday
aftirnoon, and pop was smoking and
thinking, saying. 1 thawt l mite go
to the ball game today, but / think
L wont. no, 1 wont, sutch is the
power of thawt.
Me thinking, G, heefs a good
chance. And / sed. Well pop, IL you
take me to the movies. wy don't you?
Wont you pop will you, / sed.
l mite at that, pop sed, and ma sed,
!. think that boy is seeing intireiy
too meny moving picktures, he'll
strane his imagination or something.
Impossible, there's nuthing like
imagination and IL Benny seems to
have n tendency lords Imagination
| think we awt to Encourage 1t, pop
ged, and ma sed. Hee hee, that re-
minds me of something. hee hee hee.
Lets heer 1T, there's nuthing more
unsociable than keeping Joke to
yourself, pop sed, and ma sed, Well.
l was jest thinking there's nuthing
rong with Bennys imagination as far
as that's conserned, hee hee, this
shower and singing, If you could call
it singing
Kindly stick to the essentials, pop
ysed, and ma sed, Enyway. vile you
were in there splashing and exerciz-
ing your voice Benny started to
wawk up and down the hall outside
initiating one of these men in 'frunt
IF a sideshow. saying. Step this way
ladies' and gents, to our rite we have
the original wild man. of Borneo.
don't be afraid. he's only tawking in
his native landwidge and besides he
can't get out OF his cage. He was
born in the jungles and educated by
munkeys and he eats them alive.
Hee hse / thawt I'd die. ma sed
/ don't call that Imagination, that's
more like impudents, pop sed. Me
thinking, Aw heck. now he wont
take me to the movies.
Wich he dident