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The Washington times., 1924-01-17
By Ann Lisle,
Whose Serials Of Married life
Have Won a Big Popular
Success.

WuUCO SOF1aAS OF MaFT10U uAuO
Have Won q Big Popular
Success.
Copyright, 1928. King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
"OR a moment I stood in the
hall, tempted to slip back
to the guest room and evade
the truth which must come out
Il I said word to Jim.
Then I steadied myself and
went into the living room to face
Jim.
Jim, I was glad-I mean that
your pipe--the smoke-told me
you were home"'
1 stammered the words in
voice which seemed to belong to
someone outside me. 1 had got
Aa far as the living room door.
But I stopped there, shaken by
uncertainty and not knowing
what was going to say next. /
found myself leaning against the
door frame dropping as If 1 were
worn out by some terrific exer-
ton.
$50 you followed the trail of
my pipe smoke . grinned Jim,
looking up from his magazine.
swell, now you're here, come. in.
THAT'S darn graceful pose, but
you don't intend holding it for.
ever, do you?"
Its only little past ten,"
said matter-of-factly. I'm glad
to find you in and looking so
settled. Well have plenty of
time for a talk"
Jim sucked in on his pipe and
raised his eyebrows conscious
little trick I've noticed him doing
several times lately. Then, in
an elaborate tone which suggest
that he was trying to find out
what my mood might be and
play up to it, he asked:
Have we something vital to
discuss? Do you know, Anne,
I've thought several times re-
Gently that we ought to have a
car. When you're not too busy
We might look at a sedan-or do
you prefer a roadster? They
don't allow much room TO-
1riends"-
broke in, trying not to sound
annoyed:
you've been very generous to
me recently, Jim. I've appre-
Ciated all the flowers and fruit.
It seemed almost honeymoonish."
Bringing out the last word with
Q deliberate .drawl, looked chal-
longing at Jim. l wondered if
he felt one-tenth as artificial as
did. l. wondered why I couldn't
plunge into the midst of things.
1t seemed absurd that husband
and wife should be approaching
each other like foreign diplomats
trying to settle a question"
"Then you like the idea of a
car" said Jim casually tapping
out his pipe and starting to fill
1t again. But you haven't said
what type you PREFER
Il haven't a word to say about
cars" wrenched itself from my
Hips. My heart was thudding.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS

fire. smear a little grease over
the bright part and it win pre-
vent the smoke from blacksning
the kettle. II washed after use
in hot water the pan will DO as
bright as ever.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

A few drops of lemon juice
added to the dough when making
pastry renders it more digestible.
If bright. saucepans and kettles
have to be used over a smoky
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

may be found IN no COOK DOCK, AelVner IN any
cyclopedia.
charge thee, guard thine husbands interests
and his vanity as thou guardest his digestion,
and his safety razor. Cherish them jealousy.
Keep his ambitions bright and shining, even
as thou keepest the table silver; and rescue ms
hopes from the waste heap as thou wouldst MS
watch from the pawnbrokers.
AS thou removest dust from the piano, so should
the shadow of misunderstanding be removed
daily; and good nature served with good dinner
is better than rare sauces.
Salt upon the carpet avoideth the raising Of
dust but when thou goest-to-the-mat little sugar
may prevent tempest.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

This "Dan
know HAVEN'T I've married bunch of There's laugh
the morning and there's shows
the night
that's often than the morning
And all through the day there good little pal
married
wilder believing dramI"
NELL BRLNKLEY.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

HIS sounds-though he DID
girlsno less Maybe But married all five
- And he didn't know at all he do tunt
well and he marrying g-and
married only He sticks to it. And the speaks
the with the darling little Miss Min,
sfore: porter havebut HAVENTi"
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
WAYS OF A HUSBAND : By Ann LII
SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON
BY Helen Rowland

MY Daughter instructions and follow preps
N diligently, that thy days be long and peaceful N the
Az House Of Matrimony.
For, verify, verify parime job but the job OF
Marriage nudet twenty day with NO afternoons OIL
Consider them these Household Hints for the Bride for they
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13
MISS MAUDE TULLEY
Is BOULDER GRADUATE

Miss Maude Tully OF Monte Vista
will receive the degree OF B. A.
from the State University at Bould-
er at the commencement exercises
there on Monday of this week. The
graduating class of 284 is the lsrg-
est In the history of the institution
and is the forty-seventh class to re-
ceive degrees.
w. II. Tully and daughters Eliza
beth and Maxine went to Boulder
the first of the week to attend tn.
graduation exercises in which their
daughter and sister took part.
Ralph l.. Grow of Antonito Is an
other valley student awarded n
degree. that OF Electrical Engineer.
Frank Dewey Bishop. now of Dem
yer but formerly of Monte Vista re-
ceived the degree of NJ. ID.
Miss Marguerite Cummins OF
Durango, a sister of Jim Cummins
Of the Journal force is a graduate
OF the State University this year. re-
ceiving the degree of b. A.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

McPhee il the name for the new
postoffice on the Dolores river At
the McPhee and McGinnity mills.
An effort WAS made 10 select . his
toricsi name but workmsn at the
mill decided they would like their
mall one In = while 70 their peti-
tlon to name the post office after
the founder OF the company who
employed them was certified by the
post office department.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13
- ADA WELTY NURaE
= U. 8. n. HOME no MONTE

Miss Ada Welty who has been q
nurse IN the U. 8. Navy service for
the past several years arrived home
Tuesday to spend her vacation in
Monte Vista.
Miss Welty spent two and one
half years In the Philippines. China
and the island Of Guam. During
the month OF June she was trans
ferred to the Mare Island Naval sta
tion near San Francisco and took
advantage OF the opportunity to
spend = vacation In the U. s. A. and
the San Luis valley.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Miss Carrie Ramsey. one Of the
Center teachers. left the first Of the
week for Rupert. Idaho. where she
will spend the summer.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holt have re-
turned from Bellflower. Cal. and
declare they are going to spend
some time In Monte Vista. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt, who returned last Tues
day spent several years In the north
west and the past year In California.
other western points.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Colonel J. r. Youngblood. inter.
nal revenue collector for this diA
trict left Alamosa last week for
Pueblo where he will spend . couple
Of months in the Federal offices
there. .I't
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Hunter Barley left last Friday
evening for Fort Russell. Wyoming
to Join Troop A and take part In
the maneuvers. He was unable to
60 with the troop owing to vaca-
ton arrangements II the Fassett
store.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McAfee OF
Center are driving 4 new car which
Mr.. McAfee made a trip to Denver
for. returning overland. Mrs. Nc
Afee spent the intervening tim.
visiting In AlamosA last week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

ne naay frsssAs sf Mrs. ". n.
ovasl. whe ua1sSwsat - operation
q ths Dsi Nests hesDatal two weeks
90. viii ~ Dlsass1 70 learn that
~ = saDo1ly reeovssine aaA was
aleo y oo0e home wednesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Diel entertain
ed at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Harden and daughter. Mrs. Rober,
Harden and son and Mr.. Jess Mar
tin and son.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mrs. Carrie 8. Kelley left Tues
day for Peora. Ill. She will spend
several weeks visiting in Illinois.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Charlie Mahl returned home from
Denver Saturday where he spent the
past week looking after business.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Bud Thurman and wife have re
Gently purchased the farm formerl,
belonging to Lyle w. Barber in the
Carmel district. Mr.. and Mrs
Thurman have been living on the
Barber farm some time as tenants.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

III all men would bring their mis-
fortunes together in one place most
would be glad to take his own
again rather than to take a portion
out Of the common stock. k.'-solon.
. sss
W. H. Barley left Friday evening
for Fort d. A. Russell to Join Troop
A. he was detained from going with
the rest Of the troop on account of
Mr.. Goff being sick. A letter re-
ceived Tuesday says that he il en-
Toying the trip very much but the
weather 10 cold and rainy.
. -
w. c. Stendel has moved to Plat
ora for the summer. he is making
the change on account OF his health
-
A new variety OF candy to be
found in the grocery department is
called North Pole Candy. is con-
fection consisting OF Marsnmallow
and Cocoanut.
Miss Cora Larick left Saturday
night for Denver and Arvada where
she will spend her vacation visiting
relatives.
- ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Baird attend
ed the Knights Of Pythias lodge
picnic At Antlers Park Sunday. they
report . most enjoyable time and
plenty Of fish for every one.
- -
Roy Geiser returned from Gun
nison this week where he has been
attending college. aud has taken his
old position on the delivery route.
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Canon City strawberries are now
on the market.
000
The grocery department has in
stalled . new Pickle aud Olive cabi-
Pet this week. you will find In large
glass tars all Of the different kinds
Il pickles and olives that We carry
n stock.
ess 80
Mrs. Sorum and Mrs. Wright en-
tsrtaineA the Ansaone club Monday
evening. . most enjoyable time was
had and after delicious refreshments
wore served plans we're made for
the picnic which 10 soon to be held
At the Alder Creek Forest Station.
$500 go
Having decided that summer Il
here. the stove on the dry goods side
va. taken out Wednesday.
% - -
Mr.. Loss vas busy Monday de-
livering q nice bill Of furniture
which he sold that afternoon.
The special sale In the grocery de-
partment this week IL ON condensed
milk.
Cluett. Peabody dress shirts have
attained national prominence In the
dress shirt field. They simply are
different In that they are tailored
TO fit. wear and the colors are guar
anteed fast. and they don't cost any
more than the common run of shirts.
Our stock Is now complete In all the
new plain and fancy coiorS and fab
rics In both hand and collar attach
"a styles. Priced from si.5o to
$500 In sizes 1871 TO lsh.
90 ssse .N
Nr. Reese and Garrett Hoffman
also attended the picnic At Antiers
Park.
esss -
We have Just received . large
shipment Of mems and boys ties
direct from the factory II Chicago.
and now we can show you all the
sew colorings and weaves and &C.
copied styles thst are favored In the
largest eastern cities. priced from
Sec to sI.5e. Cheaey silks are 81.
elusive In quality and patterns.
esss
The notion department have Just
pat ID stock some very pretty strings
Of heads aad the new style brace
lets.
whsa nssdiag any thins IN fish
Ing tackle. Il would - we'll y look
q our lias which ID very complete
q this tins. We have some nsv
mvisty OF flies and ell the old stand
~.
Doat forget our sais % sAoss and
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Park Goff enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. their
guests were: MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Goff. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Goff and
family and Mrs. S. f. Goff
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Admitted: Louis Weidman and
James J, Teller, Out on furiouGh: !:
Alex. Judd. Peter Anderson. Orlando
Branhsm and wife. Edgar Frank. r.
A. Phelps. T.. +. Woods, Al Baker.
Nathan X. Samueis. w. ~. Messer.
David Fountain. J. r. Murray. Geo.
Gregory. Charles d. Boiling. James
Beston and wife. In from furlouEh: /:
Edward Riley. Edgar Frank.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Miss Emline Mahl is the house
guest OF Mrs. Joe Mahl this week
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

TIE vatsfs Of The RIO 0ran1s ere
satAse w fos tAis season es he
ysas. Hswsvsr tAsss y sttii pIsaty
q eaow b tAs hills sAl vAsa the
60, wsetAsr eivss way . riss ca
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Husbands Of the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society were guests on
Thursday evening when 4 supper
and social evening was provided by
the ladies.
Miss Myrtle Bond entertained the
young folks at a weinie roast last
week. Those who enjoyed the good
time were: Misses Murle and Vera
Hunt. Myrtle Neffendorf. Katherine
Eichman. Alta Edwards and Eileen
De Bosr and Messrs Duane Martin,
Bill Neffendorf. Elmer. John and
Teddy Bond, Ivan Assay, Hubert
Edwards and Elmer Reinhardt. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Neffendorf chaper-
oned the party.
Miss Elsie Anderson OF Alamosa
is visiting at the Everett Bond and
Mrs. o. H. Wallace homes this week
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Dait fishiag y givias way 70 he
flDeo aaA several fishssmaa who
tsIeA lliss - ~ uoese aie orasls
.0snAay rspost good results.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13
!
.soLDIiRs' HOME NOTES

Joe Hooker Woman's Relief Corps
will put on their Annual Flag Day
program in the chapel. Saturday.
June 18th at 1880 p. m. Immediate
ly following the program, = short
service will be held around the new
flag pole recently erected. Then to
the lawn west OF the walk in front
Of hospital where several small girls
will entertain the convalescents that
are confined to sick wards.
A picnic lunch will be served by
the members of the Woman's Relief
Corps. 1t will be worth your time
TO be present. come early and enjoy
the afternoon. In addition to the
above there will be speaking that
you will appreciate.
o
somewhere under the sun men are
rsaluting Old Glory. In standing for
the flag the American people stand
for all that is just and equitable In
law: all that is ennobling and up
lifting in christianity; all that is en-
during in civilization.
The following beautiful poem by
Edward A. Guest is indeed worthy of
considerable thought at this time.
THE FLAG
| There's no coward stripe upon 1t.
And no shame IL written on 1t;
All the blood that's In its crimson
Is the blood of manhood true:
There's no base and brutal glory
Woven sadly In its story.
It's . bright Flag. and q right Flag.
And the Flag for me and you.
o:rfGh son
It's the Flag without . letter:
It's the Flag Of manhood better;
II has never done . mean thing.
Never waved above . brute:
Greed and hate II never shielded.
Unto wrong II never yielded.
It'a . fine Flag. q diviAs Flag
That In reverence We salute.
us the Flag Of all the glory
i
That Il written IN nsn'a story:
It's the emblem OF his freedom
And the hope Of men oppressed:
II asks NO disfraceful duty.
Never stains with shame its beauty.
It's pure Flag. and = sure Flag.
It's our Flag and the best
Louis Henry. Civil war vetera
who was quite seriously injured
while endesvoring to do his part in
decorating one Of the buildings
Memorial day. will be confined In the
hospital for some time. Comrads
Henry IL In his seth year.
James J. Teller. Spanish war vet.
eran. ist Colo. Vol. Infantry was ad,
mitied to the Home June 10th.
Comrade Teller should be at home
In Homelske as his uncle and aunt.
MIR. aud Mrs. James Teller have
been members OF the Home for
some years.
Admitted: Louis Weidman and
James J. Teller. Out on furlouGh:
Alex. Judd. Peter Anderson. Orlando
Branham and wife. Edgar Frank. r.
A. Phelps, T.. +. Woods, Al Baker.
Nathan 4. SAmueis. w. ~. Messer.
David Fountain. J. r. Murray. Geo.
Gregory. Charles d. Boiling. James
Beaton and wife. In from furlouEh:
Edward Riley. Edgar Frank.
McPhee il the name for the new
postoffice on the Dolores river At
the McPhee and McGinnity mills.
An effort WAS made 10 select q his.
toricai name but workmsn At the
mill decided they would like their
mall one In = while 70 their peti-
tlon to name the post office after
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

James J. Teller. Spanish war vet.
eran. LIST Colo. Vol. Infantry was ad.
mitted to the Home June 10th.
Comrade Teller should be at home
In Homelske as his uncle and aunt.
MIR. aud Mrs. James Teller have
been members OF the Home for
some years.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Whsa nssdias any thing In fish
ias tackle. Il would - we'll - look
q our lins which ID very complete
q this tios. We have some nsv
nvisty OF flies and eli the old staad
~.
Doat eorget our sais % sAoes and
hose for this coming week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

The notion department have Just
put ID stock some very pretty strings
os heads asd the new style brace
lets
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Louis Henry. Civil war vetera
who was quite seriously injured
while endesvoring to do his part In
Memorial day. will be confined In the
hospital for some time. Comrads
Henry IL In his seth year.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13
sowEN NOTES

. .
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

A picnic lunch will be served by
the members OF the Woman's Relief
Corps. 1t will be worth your time
10 be present. come early and enjoy
the afternoon. In addition to the
above there will be speaking tha,
you will appreciate.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

We have Just received . larg
shipment of mems and boys tie
direct from the factory 10 Chicago
and now we can show you all tn
new colorinGs and weavss and &C
copied styles thst are favored In tn
largest eastern cities. priced fror
Sec to ei.5e. Cheney silks are q
elusive In quality and patterns.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mr.. Reese and Garrett Huffman
also attended the picnic At Antierl
Park.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-13

Mrs. sorum .aad Ars. Wright en-
tertaineA the Aneaone cIub Monday
evening. . most enjoyable time vas
bad and after delicious refreshments
wore served plans were made for
the picaic which 10 soon to be held
at the Alder Creek Forest Station.
-
Having decided that summer Il
here. the stove on the dry goods side
was taken out Wednesday.
Evening star., 1924-02-24

Commander J. K. L. Ross,
Canadian turfman we'll known
around Washington, who re-
turned a few days ago from
Europe. His horses will race
at the Pimlico. Laurel, Havre
de Grace and Bowie tracks
DUNG the next year.
i>tndcrwoh X Underwood.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-05

Henry Mildrum has resumed hi, studies at the Worcester Institute of Technology after spending few days at hls home on Main street. The ladies Of St. Gabricl's church will meet at the home Of Mrs. I. r.. McCorklc on Wilcox avenue Wcdnes. day afternoon at o'clock. Plans will be completed for the Valentine supper 10 be given st Knights Of Pythias hall Thursday evening. Fcb- ruary IA.
 Philip MilJrum of Main street left Monday for Suifield where he win at- tend school.
 The local members of the Girl Scouts will attend meeting of their troop at Berlin Wednesday afternoon.
 The members from this place Of Bolton-kasica post, American I.e- zion. will attend a meeting at Ken sin9ton this evening.
 The social Five club will meet at the home Of Mrs. X. C. Mackcndriek on Thursday afternoon of this week.
 There will be meeting Of the Modern Woodmen at Athletic hall Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-05
PUT STOMACH IN
 ORDER AT ONCE Tapes Diapepsin" for Gas, Indigestion or
 Sour Stomach

Instantly. Stomach corrected. ioG never feel Inc slightest distress from indigestion or sour. acid. gsss. s; omach. after you ea' table o. Tapes Diapepsin.' The moment f reaches the stomach all soBrness. ia tulence. heartburn. gases. pa pts tion and pain disa ppesr. Druggists guatan- tee each package 'osc0rrect diges ion al once. End your stomach tr0ubls for q few cents.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-05
SOUlHINGTON NEWS

The case of Felix korwak Of s5 Silver street, New Britain. charged with operating q motor vehicle in a
 reckless manner and while under the l influence Of liquor. came before Judge ! Thomas r. Wclch in the town court yesterday afternoon. Judge WclcE found probable cause and korwak was bound over to the next term of the
 superior court under bonds Of si.- 900. The case was prosecuted by Fl. D. Fitzpatrick.
 korwak was arrested following an accident on Queen street Saturday when d ear hc was driving is alleged to have crashed into a wagon owned by Tony Promprom of this town. The work Of filling out tKe blanks for income tax returns has already been started here and within the past few days a large number Of people have completed their tax returns. The time limit for filing the blanks is March f5.
 Plans have been completed by the Southington club to hold big dance and social in the Town hall Wcdnes- day evening. February 27. It is cx- pected that the event will prove one Of the most brilliant or the year.
 Charles ThCrault of Morris Park has started harvesting ice at Hitch- cocks lake.
 An all day sewing session was held today by members of the Ladies Aid society Of the First Congregational church. Lunch was served to both men and women Of thc congregation at noon time.
 Al A meeting Of the southington Business Mems association held in OXlcy assembly nall last esening Rev. It. c. Pavy. pastor Of the First Com ercgatiOnal church, delivered an in- ttresting address. He took for his subject 'The Duck. the Goose and Gander." Plans were made for tho annual banquet and election Of offi- cers which Hill be held next month.
 EbTehd iOuge. '. V. V. r.. Nill notd an important meeting in odd Fellows hall, Plantsviilc. this evening.
 William Berry lodge. Knights Of Pythias. will meet this evening in Red Mems hail.
 Miss Lorette Flynn Of Woodruff street. was operated on for appendi- ! .itis at St. Francis hospital Saturday. 1 She is reported as resting comfort l ibly.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-05
Careful. Your Honor,

Prisoner" said tho ma gistrate you have already been sentenced II times for vagrancy. violent as- sault ombezzlement. theft. etc.
 Would you mind not speaking so loud, your worship?" was the reply. My intended fathcr-in-law is in court and you might damage my prospects" Weekly Telegraph Uon- donD.