, 1924-03-20
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The seasons of the year are de-
noted by hats. Both style and ma
:erial enter into this. Often times
: woman's individuality ia judged by
he hat she wears. SO therefore. no
title Importance should be taken
nto' consideration when you purchase
our new hat. The place which is
he subject of this article carries
n stock a line of exquisite hats that
re we'll worth going to see and the
atest creations for spring and Eas-
or will be found at Phillips MILL
,cry. After you have selected your
Jew Easter bonnet you will find q
first-class beauty parlor in connec-
ton with the store. and four expert
Operators on duty to give you a de-
lightful shampoo. or one OF those he
witching marcels. Then, too, We
don't want you to forget that this
place is the Rswiins headquarters
for flowers. Mr.. Phillips has on hand
many beautiful plants especially for
the Easter season and no home II
complete without some appropriate
floral decoration for Resurrection
lo-ninr. After YOU have visited this
.ure YOU will find plenty OF thing
% write about in vol story OF Who's
WHO in the old home town.
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The average prospective ear owner
to-day liz of Il discriminating nature.
He wants a car with an abundance
of power. speed and endurance. sim
ple In operation and a little more
than full value for his money. The
writer finds these attributes at the
Lincoln Highway Garage, represen-
.atives for the Chevrolet. & machine
fully equipped and known to: Its
durability. for cost OF upkten ana
unlimited power. They also sell the
famous Hudson and Essex. The ease
nv which these cars are controlled,
the instant and willing of
the motor, the smootlness by which
IL requirements of sudden stops are
net puts them at the head of the
| rattle line. With such well known
ars as the Chevrolet. Hudson and
Essex YOU surely should make your
-ho'ce here. Mr.. T.. Sundin, the vel
nown proprietor, is prominent in
III civic activities and an example OF
he cnterprisirg business interest
If Rawlins. He is always interested
n anything of Interest for the better
ment of the city and will be only too
;lad TO tell YOU the features of the
, 4 500. , "a -. - g Ia. e.1la
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The days Of the Old Covered Wag-
IN were hard and cruel as these pion-
GERS j~ourneyed forth to lay the foun-
iRtion for a future that might hold
ONE promise for them. Some G
hieyed their goal: others failed. Con
idering your own environment with
hat OF tn e%pioneers our lot Is n path
II roses. If you lay away a small
amount at regular intervals with a
good substantial bank you will find
path just that much easier.
The officers and everyone connected
with the First National Bank OF Raw
Inns have always practiced c~iviIity
and courtesy to their patrons. You
are always treated with courtesy
whether you are a large or small
depositor or whether you are II tenn !
visitor in the community. |
The officers and directors of the
Firs, National are among the mos, |
prominent people Of Rawlins and
Interested in the progress OF the city |
md its people. Showing their faith
n Rawlins this bank has erected ar |
elaborate new home into which they |
Will nove within tn. next month |
Wis is without doubt one of the fin |
81 structures OF its Kind in this sec |
Ion and worthy of special mention
n these columns. Before starting |
Your story YOU should learn tn.
rnmes of the officers and directors |
Of the First National.
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i"u viii want to close your ears |
now Tor mere comes n firm Rawlins
Tin shop. that makes a lot OF no,s. |
n a .gitimate way. II is a shcc,
metal establishment. They have |
been making a big noise around here |
Tor some time. they make ANYTHING
IN tin and sheet iron. and a few Of
these are spoutinE. skylights. tanks. |
and corn'ces as well as tin and cop-
per sheet meal s%pecialtics. They
specialize in radiator repair work
ana recoring. The expert timer 4.
= great necessity for those owning I
homes or business places. ms they
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