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Evening star., 1924-11-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MARSHALL BUSINESS


BROKERS.
Lunch. soda and confectionery; rent 500;
lease price. $1,000.
Restaurant and lunch on 14th St. rent. $75
lease; price, $3,10O.
Cafeteria: downtown; rent, $125; lease
price, 5000.
Tes room; exclusive and payirg proposition
for lady; price, $1,000.
Confectionery and fruits; near 18th an7 f
sts:; receipts. $4OO per week price. IS 900.
Confectionery and candy business whole
sale and retail: price. $500.
Delicatessen. confectionery, cigars; no better
location: price, 5000; terms:
Variety store, lunches, school supplies; rent,
$50; price. $3.50.
Garage storage; capacity about $50 cars.
See this Office for particulars.
Bowling alley cigars and magazines on 14th
ST.; price, $4,000.
Beauty parlor well equipped; doing success
ful business price right.
Roomng house. Is rooms; steam heat sick
ness cause of selling: price. 81. 900.
Boarding house. 13 rooms. 3 baths. electric
light; located on Mass. ave. near 18th; will
Boarding house. IL rooms; steam heat, cleo
tricity; rent. $40: price. $1.4OO
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
020 N v AVE
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fLOTHING-Wil call In my unlettcred auto
I o6ile. city or suburbs. and pay you highest
prices for ladies' gentlemen's children's dis.
carded cloth ng of NIL descriptions. Address
postal or phone I will call. W. Rice, 1882
9TH st " North 1T5S
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CLoTHING-Highest price paid for st-off
garments Freedman, 1921 7th st N W.
Phone Franklin S.36W 15s
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P. F. CARLEY,

40 9Th NV. y. 615S.
S5room reomiag house, downtown location
gas and elec. lights; loAK lease; reasonable
rental; owner will sacrifice for 81 600; $500
cash.
broom rooninG hosee, downtown location
good income: low rental; with lease; owner
leaving the city, will sacrifice for $3.50.
Grocery: Del, s:tte,, ees. and cheese.
leaving city, viii sacrince II ssld this week,
81 800.
Hotel on Pa. ave-, doing q paying business
Owner, retiring, will SAcrthce.
II you are locking for q paying lunchroom
can 10 see me. have several read moaey.
makers fss your inspection.
2. F. CARLEY.
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FURNITCEE-Cash for desirable f1rniture;
contents of houses speciality: also pianos,
store fixtures and showcases wanted. Just
call Main SoO6 and you will get the best
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FURNITURE-Dininc. living and bed room
suites wanted; alsn general household goods.
Main s372. Central Furn Co.
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FCRSITrRE-Mah or walnut dining
room suite, fat-top desk. kitchen cabinet
dresser. Address Box 21-w. star Office
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CoRNET. B-fat: state make and price. VIM.
III. Stanton. 1927 Newton ST. NV
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FEATHER REDS and furniture; best prices
paid Square ell Furniture Co.. SOL Eye ST.
NV. Phone Ms In 66aa
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DIAMONDS AND ESTATES or JEWELRY
can he disposed of immed atrly for cash NV
sponsible parties to their best advantage
Rodsin- Farr Company. suite AZ. Evans Bldg.
142O New York ave. formerly with shaw 4
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CL0THING-Highest prices paid for mems
and ladies' clothing. ]. Bernstein. 1929 7th
cf
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TCRNITtRE-If you want TO obtain hest re-
suits for your furniture anil other miscel-
laneous. call Mr. Shapiro. 600 Ionisiuna ave-
NV. Franklin 31S5
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FURNITCRE-Refore selling your household
goods call s. Wesenterg ard get hest re-
suits. Main a275. i16 10th ST. NV.
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CLOTHES. shoes and household goods, all
nds. Leav.tt S13 Al. ,.w. Phone Frank
lin 3Q3
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CAMERAS. field glasses shotguns. tools OF
every nd; anything you have to sell. Groce's.
l1th and l. NV. Phone Franklin s33 or postals
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FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone II.
1852 for wagon or nave me call. ''Weschler.' -
POO Pa. n
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FURNITCRE-We huy household furniture
and Office fixtures. Money advanced on stor-
age. Sachs Furniture Co. sth and d
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ICRNITURE-Sell your furniture. antiques
In fact. anything for the hnme-to the ma n
who paws tho most MONEY. Fr.nklin lOoiG lOs
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CLOTHES-Will pay highest prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write phone d.
Stein. 1908 7th st. n. Phone North 400.
CLOTHES BOUGHT (meE'D Deal with an
old reliable house. Our prices are the highest
Tor suits overcoets. sho>5. hats. etc. Phone
us TO call. Main 4145 Justh's Old Stand,
6l9 ID.
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FURNITURE-Cash for some desirable house
hold furniture and rugs. Can Adams 5432 IL
FURNITCRE-f You have any furniture o.
other goods to sell. and you want TO obtain
best results, send for Louis Notes. 421 10th
81 NV Phone TrBnkliD Ini5
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DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold, sor cash /;
no delays. Alvin Hoffa, diamond broker. 01S
! St nv. rooms II and H. Marin 645s.
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500-RoOMING HOUSE: 10 rms: rent, 800
81 .000-Rooming house; IL rms, 2 b.; r., $40
81. 2.6f0-Rooming house; IL rms, , b.; r, sos
81. SOo-Bos riding house; ~ rooms; in good
location. NV; good income.
Millinery in good location. n.e.; must sac
rifice; price, 5000. Delicate~sen and 5 rooms
rent. Ss5: price, $50. Poultry and trucs
farm consisting Of 3? acres. fully equipped
near State road This 10 4 bargain for $4,000
Many other bargains. See me frst
p. T. HALI,ER, Business Broker.
Fr. .S67. 300 NV
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fURNIFURE-An kinds. carpets and rugs:
We must furnish apartments; highest prices
paid. Adams IilG l0s
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
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UPHoLSTERING AND INTERIOR DECO
rating. Julius Lansbureh' wants you to cali
and see him at 729 11th 1t. NV.
UPHOLSTERING. SLIP COVERS AND
cushions. Phone for samples and estimate
Southern Uph. Co. 1907 9th NV. Frank. Clio
WINDOW AMP DOOR sHADEs-Gnod quality
opaque shades fitted to your windows. s5c;
the best quality of Opaque shades. 81. Is: hung
free. We will call with samples. KLEE-
RI.AIT. 11th and II sts. ne. Lincoln $40.
WINDOW CLEANING. RESIDENCE OR
store fronts. Southern Window Cleaning Co.
Franklin 99i8, Reasonable rates. 12'
WINDOW SHADES and screens made to or
der. Free estimates. j. 81. RUTLER SON
1000 ist st. sc. Lincoln 69fSJ.
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BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. set B. Mulligan.
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MUST SACRIFICE
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE,
FOR FARM AND GARDEN

JERSEY Cow-fTestedl will soon he fresh
only $40. W. c. McCurdy. Moodside Nd.
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REAL DIAMOND BARGAINS
Are a Safe Investment.
The following are a few of the
big bargains we offer:
IAdy's eolid platinum diamond flexible brace
let: one Of the latest styles; handmade and
exclusive design, set with 81 large blue white
diamonds of very fine cut: weighs carats
and $500. or I carats less Il points; party
absolute big bargain.
SLIPS.
Geutleman's diamond ring: beautifully cut.
in the latest style white gold gypsy mounting.
'''' y s425.
Lady's solid platinum diamond dinner ring;
beautiful in design and latest style: set with
10 large blue-white diamonds and saprhires;
party in need Of money; must be sold at once.
Y bargain.
$13S.
Iady's solitaire diamond ring; guaranteed
absolutely perfect; weighs I carat and II
set in y very fine white gold mounting. You
must see this diamond to appreciate this big
bargain.
$325.
Lady's diamond ring; set with two large
biue-w white diamonds, ana they weigh DO 1CD.
set IN an exclusive handmade mounting of
white gold. Must be sold at once.
$6. so.
Yady's solitaire diamond engagement ring;
diamond is absolutely blne white: weighs u
carat; set in the latest style basket mounting.
$A.50.
A written guarantee with all our diamonds.
FISCHER'S,
o18 F St. Northwest
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WANTED PARTNER with some money TO
take half interest in article that have
patented or to finance in it's anu IA cturp
good proposition. Address Box I4J-y star
ONCE. Qs
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RESTAURANT. with cigars. cigarettes, soft
drinks and candy. doing good business; re1t
cheap; $50 If sold In the next few days.
Address Box 3S-W. Star ONCE. -
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CHAIRS Windsor: also white or gray
enamel gaS range. Col 900
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fURNITURE-Fiat-top desk. oak. double row
drawers: good CONDITION. Give full descrp-
tiOn. price. Address Box sfe-y. Star ONCE
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO offer for $500 and tn
services of a young man with exrellen
character? At liberty December o. 1924 o
will buy outright: references exchanged: pleas
give exact nature OF the offer In your frs
letter. and answer the ad before Sovembe
90 1924. Stanley A. Mallick, Box 444. Pa
ave- sta, WaShington n c.
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BOoKS-Hgh School and all kinds OF miscei-
laneous books Bring them in" Pearlman's .
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| BEAUTY PARLOR. catering to exclusive cli-
/ en'ele; located ground floor. best northwest
| section; every latest modern equipment; good
| lease: should pay for itself in year: price,
$4,000: terms. Address Box 52-W. Star once. =
| APPLE ORCHARDS. Virginia estatcs-Busi
| ness properties Of all kinds in the beautiful
| and prosperous Shenandoah Valley of yir
| ginia- Address Shenando Realty Co.. Win
| chester, Va
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MILLINERY and gift shop: will rent space
for business. Address Box HSJ-v Star Office
LIGHT, PLEASANT. ESTABLISHED business
can be handled at home. $500. Address Box
S-W. Star
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GOLD. silver. watches diamonds and old
jewelry needed in manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Selinger's, S1s ct.
HARP. in perfect order. for period OF a bout
two weeks; reply at once. Address Box 2s5-E
Star office. 1Os
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FURSITURE-We don't give you 800 for
| 500, but We are closing out every piece of
! furniture In the house to save expense Of NOV
| ing 1t to our new building. You can look
over what we have and compare quality and
prices, and we are 10 sell you Your
| answer will be the same thousands: How
| do you do it? You have all beat in prices. ~
| The Bargain House. 2453 18th NV. Open to
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WANT BOOMING HOUSE from 10 to Il.
office.
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BEDROOM SUITE-Box spring. hair mattress
beautiful davenport, Eddy refrigerator. player
piano, Hoover vacuum cleaner and dishes.
Call Adams 3o46 for appointment Leaving
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RUGS, RUGS, DUoe- rugs (Sxl2). runners,
12x15), 0o0 oFienta1s. at saeffoee A.
r. Bug Cleaning Co.. 2304 Pa. are. hv.
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FOR SALE - BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
grocery stock al 1927 18th st. NV. OWNER
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FUREITURH-High-grad overstuffed mo-
hair living room suite, secretary desk; gateleg
table, Windsor chairs, refrigerator and other
pieces Apt. I. 1915 18th st. NV. Call Suu-
day evenings.
FURNITURE-Parlcr, bedroom, dining room,
kitchen; some choice pieces; extra table top.
round, seats 18; no dealers. Apt. 81, Savoy.
FURNITURE SALE-Enough for house or
apartment. chenp. Franklin 9614.
FURNITCRE-Living room suite. $50: din
ing room suite. $75; gateleg table, solid ma
hoKany top, so; Windsor chairs. davenport
bed. poster bed. Remington portable type
writer: lamps, $50: bookcase. chest of draw
ers, SIS: desk, $2S! wing rocker, blankets,
quilts; davenport table. slT.50; rug, s BY TO-
$50; wicker chairs. mirror, 81: machine, $40;
lift-top table. painted orange china set; smoke
stand, $2.5O. Potomac 2492.
FURNITURE-Bedda davenport and day bed.
$S5: bedroom suite, American birch and French
walnut, $3.50 and $3.50; ivory bedroom suite.
$50; poster bed, SIS; excellent springs and
mattress. Anniversary sale. 1721 Conn. ave.
The Home Beautiful, Inc.
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S3J0-GROCERY and s rooms; rent. $40.
S650-Grocery and meat business: good resi-
dential section; S35 bus daily.
$SJ0-Grocery and 4-rooms: rent. 80.
$l.O5O-Grocery and room: rent $50.
81 os1-Grocery and rooms. baths.
ST.. .500I;rocery and 4 rooms: rent. 500: at
transfer corner: 500 daily business.
ss00-Confect and fountain rent. 80.
81 "O0-Confect and fountain and lunch.
s.. .20a--Confect. and rooms: rent. SO.
sTo0--Lunch; central: good business.
$sOO-Iunch. near large school: a bargain.
So 0OO-Lunch; good location; rent, $50; long
lease; business. $3.50 daily.
SS00-Tlilorng business: good corner.
$650-('igar and newsstand: rent, $40
s.. .O0O-Cisar and news store rent, so: busi-
ness, 5000 per week guaranteed terms.
s., 2,o0o-GaraEe and repair shop: 10 cars.
$659-SearbeeF and oyster business
$450-Rooming house. II rooms: rent, $75.
SG5O-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent cheap.
81, 1,1Oo-RoominS house. . rooms; rent, $125
81, ,40o-Rooming house. 90 rooms, modern, well
located: third cash.
r. NJ. CURTIS, Main 6042. Main SO43
l100 Eye st. NV. ulth 4 n. Y. ave. n.w.)
GROCERY AND ME6T BUsINEss, in prom
inent nearby Va. town. Owing to i'll health,
must sell at once. Asking 81. 800; rent, $50,
lease: receipts, 49, 600 monthly
SEVERAL PAYING BUSINESSES wanted in
trade for clear lots and equity In city and
suburban homes.
n: E. RYON CO., INC.
! MAIN 1897. 1923 ST.
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CONFECTIONERY. SODA. FRUITS s. Money
maker. Call 2503 North Capitol ST.
FOR SALE-CAFE AND DINING ROOM bus.
mess section NV: small cash payment will
secure TINS; suitable for ladies'; rent, $7j
NooIess r u. CAC1HORN, 1887 Mass. ave.
d. e.. Flat a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GASOLINE STATION and soft-drink stand
with long lease or buy ground; owner going
abroad: excellent opportunity. Address Box
243-y, Star office 9s
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04
Things That We're Seen.

AS we were wandering around hum
ming little tune and looking for some
thing to wet our wkiskers we noticed !:
That some people shovel their walks.
That it continues to snow.
That rolling the bones continues to be
a popular game.
That it can storm when the wind is
from the north or west
That the idea of dragging the snow
out of the streets is good one.
That the bootleggers approach pros
pective customers on the main streets
of our town either day or night.
That ice harvest has begun.
That the story of the saw mill COM
ing, that we have heard every season
for the past twenty years, is again
floating on the air.
That there is not as much money
changing hands in the poker games as
there used to in the good old saloon
days.
That Dolores is mighty good town
and is going to be better.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04
The Horse Coming Back.

The Projectors of the horseless age
lost sight of the fact that there is
another element to reckon with, besides
the one of the mere usefulness of the
horse. Human gratitude for that long
career of service, without which
civilization would not have made its
present strides, has created a bond of
attachment between man and the horse
that will not be easily broken. The
time when man first discovered the
docile and tractable qualities of the
horse is not known. Although the OK,
as a domestic work animal, is doubtless
of greater age. the horse was known as
a military aid, first for calvary and
later for chariot use. nearly as long ago
as written records of history extend.
In the wars between Persia, Egypt and
Greece the side was often victorious
that had the most and best horses.
The steed of the Arab is classic of
primitive romance. Those nations that
made the best use of the horse made
the most rapid progress in the evolution
of culture.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

The agricultural articles which appear
in the The Dolores Star from week to
week are for the most part prepared by
the United States Department of Agri-
culture and embody knowledge resulting
from innumerable experiments, tests
and developments, in some cases extend
ing over many years, and accumulated
data of the department, to give farmers
information which only could be pro-
vded by this branch of the government
with its highly organized staff of
scientists and practical men. No doubt
our farm readers have head and enjoyed
these articles during the past season,
but with the coming of spring, farm
information has an added interest and
value, and we trust that any who have
heretofore overlooked one of the best
departments in The Star will make it
point to give it the attention it deserves
by its timeliness and practical worth.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

'Own YOURSELF" was the title of an
address Rudyard Kipling delivered.
Just observe your actions for one day,
count the number of things that you do
not want to do, but still do them to
keep up your social prestige or
standing" The things you do or do
not do because of your fear of offended
some one whom you think may be in a
position to further your interests in
business, or to help your standing in
the community. If you will count the
things you want to say but do not dare
to, or the things you say but do not
mean, it is to be feared that unless you
are an unusual man or woman you too
will be written down as one of the great
majority that do not own themselves.
Milton M. Schayer.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

One of the most enjoyable events OF
the season took place at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Greene FRIDAY
evening of last week when the iaoies
entertained in honor of their gentlemen
friends Military Whist was the
d;yerson of the evening. The tables
Isiv in number) were each decorated IN
y diferent color. Flags of all nations
.,,,ro rsed the American flag holding
,ho homer or the most counts. Inc
r;nL table won the largest number OF
aans and the winners were Mr.. and
Me- Harry Morgan, Corene Fulkersin
and Dr H. C. Lefurgey. Those IN
".. .,a,dance were: Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
unrhes Mr.. an Mrs. C. w. Lilly, Mr..
I'D Mrs. B. F. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs
a Harry Morgan, MIR. and Mrs. Ed Porter
af Iewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Miller,
y, AZ. and Mrs. James Trimble, DR.. and
Mrs.. Mr. E. E. Howell, DR.. and Mrs. n, u
= afrrgev Miss Helen Drury, MRS.
Mabel Waldron, Mrs. Corene Fulkersln'
Mr. Charles Rash, Mr.. II: +. hlckho''
and l. l., Trimble.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

The play given at the Methodist
church Monday evening by Bertha
Akin's Sunday school class was well
attended. There was instrumental
music. singing. and reading and the
play christmas at Finnegan's Flat"
by the little folks. was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

There will be two games of basket
ball at the Dolores opera house this even
ing. Both the boys and girls teams
of the Mancos schools will be here to
play with the Dolores teams. Do not
fail to attend these games.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

All of our young people who were
home on vacation have returned to
school. Montezuma county is well
rapresented at Ft. Lewis and Gunnison.
We also have students at Boulder, Ft.
Collins, Colorado College, (Denver),
Grand junction and Durango High
School
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04
KODAK FINISHING.

No''' developed cents, packs 10
cents Prints cents, cents. 5 cents
FIRST order roll developed and six prints
% cents cash with order.
4o-3 Pen-Dike studio. Durango Colo
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Since the present storm began,
December 18th, almost three inches of
moisture has fallen, and the storm
continues at this writing. There is
fourteen inches of snow on the ground
and sleighing is good.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Chapel of
Arriola, hraved the storm Tuesday to
bring their sons to town that they
might take the train for Durango where
they are attending school.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knoblock
returned to Stoner Wednesday after
spending Christmas with Mrs.
KnobIock's mother, Mrs. George
Longenbaugh.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. W. l.
Myler returned Saturday from
Pennington where they were called on
account of the serious illness of their
sister, Mrs. Lena Nash.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

The excessive moisture which is now
falling insures good crops for the farmer
who gets out and hustles next season
Tho fellow who sits around and reads
Encouraging articles in the Colorado
oo5er and other so called farm papers
that are spreading political PROPAGANDA
will not get very far.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Mrs. Alberta Stevens and son. Alfred,
and little daughter, of Lewis, were
passengers to Mancos Wednesday.
Mrs. Stevens teaches in the Mancos
schools and the children attend school
there
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Miss Alma Beaber passed through
Dolores Monday enroute to her home
in Cortez. She had been visiting with
her mother who is patient at the
Oschner hospital in Durango.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

We do lot of talking about corner
ing the market" and yet we sit idly by
and watch small bunch of financial
hogs cornering the wealth of the country
without raising a hand to prevent it.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Miss Murel Davis came in from Lewis
Monday expecting to leave on the noon
train for Gunnison but the Lewis stage
arrived here late and the train had left.
She was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Farmer until Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Rev. c. L. Flanders went over to
Mancos Saturday, holding services in
the Baptist church at that place Sunday
and returning home Monday.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

The Dolores schools will open again
Monday, January 7, after two weeks
vacation. and the next five months will
be busy time for the boys and girls.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Young ladies' who desire to read
something that is really worth while
will find it in both the bible and the
cook book.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04
AMT THAT THE TRUTH?

"a new automobile has been designed
to be driven from the back seat" And
lots of husbands will rise to inquire
What's new about that?' Pittsburgh
Chronicle.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

K. Stenger Of the First National
Bank went over to Durango Friday to
attend the railroad meeting. He
returned Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

The boys who were home from Fort
Lewis to spend the Christmas vacation,
left Sunday for school. They are
live bunch.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

,,;snd insists that every man knows
ovn mind. But knowing him as
~ = a. we do, we can not endorse his
.,sertion
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Our tears for the departed year.
Our smiles for the one that has come.
But remember the poor and needy at
this holiday time, as God in His mercy
has remembered you.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Harry Kaufman was Rico passen-
ger on Sundays train, returning home
Monday.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Mrs. VIM. Rice of near Arriola, has
been spending the past week with her
daughter Mrs. W. NJ. Conoley. in this
place.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Miss Anna Robson left Monday to
take up her duties as teacher at the
Gunnison normal school.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Newell Musgrave and William
Harrison left Sunday for Boulder after
spending the vacation with home folks.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Abe McEwen and family left Tuesday
Tor Pennington where they expect to
spend the winter.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

II, 30 acres south of Dolores to rent
See J. NJ. Brumley, Cortez,
Colo.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

- a, Lantzreturned Wednesday from
Sallda where he visited his parents for
few days.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

D. X. Thomas was at Cortez yester-
Gay making final proof on his $40 acre
homestead.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04
lOCAL NEWS NOTES.

borh January End, to Mr.. and Mrs.
robert Wallace, daughter.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Inc stores closed New Years day.
some resting, others taking invoice.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

Wisdom is often best displayed by
the things one does not do.
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

ror transfer work see Jobn p
Becher, or Phone 32-A. aatf
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Howard Porter January 9Th
The Dolores star., 1924-01-04

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