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|iire Breakfast

70 honor Mrs. David Edward
|ssinaer. who viii leave shortly for
! Trip South and Fast. Mrs. Fred
|Extsr win give breakfast OF six.
zen covers saturday az the Sunset
dub.
Invitations have been limited 10
,Ae hoard Of trustees OF the Sunset
tab.
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ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
Robert Morris chapter. No. i9s.
o. f. s. win give n card party In
shrine auditorium pariors. on
Thursday. February Is. at : .. m.
Eastern Stars and friends invited
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been appointed chairman OF the
fodcration's spring election board.
Assisting her viii DO Mrs Smith.
of the Lakewood Improvement club.
Mrs. a. Frank Weiss. OF tho Cur.
rent Century club: Mrs. Schroeder.
of the West Side Woman's Improve.
mont club ana Mrs. Archibald fYil.
son Of the Cotoric and Canadian
Women'A clubs,
The federation's primary election
polls will open ht o'clock on the
regular fedemtion day March a.
The final election comes on the
fourth Monday in April.
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COL ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Col. Ellsworth Circle, Ladies' Of
the @. a. r.. will give card party
at the home OF Mrs. Cora Clifford,
1885, 10th ave. W. Friday, Feb.
ruary 20, at 2 p. m.
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Mrs. Olson Entertains

Mrs Max Olson entertained with
luncheon OF twelve covers Mt her
lnme on Tuesday afternoon. her
quests being members OF her bridge
hncheon club.
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Seattle Chapter No. ss. o. z. s..
will give a card party at Wings
cafeteria. Saturday evening. March
4. Mt s o'clock.
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No-Host Dinner
Rsfoy.e Roll

Mr.. and Mrs. John Balunger. Mr..
h. Mrs. Scott Bullitt. Mr.. and
|Nrs Archibald s. Downey and Mr..
|,sa Mrs, Lawrence Boyle form a
sehost group who viii dino az the
unset club Thursday evening be-
|sre the Junior League hail.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

! PARLIAMENTARY
4 Law CLASS
4 Robert Parliamentary Law Class
Wit meet at the Y. W. c. A. Thurs
1 Day February %. at 1880 p. m.
I airs. Ella cudlhee. chairman and
'eacher. Subject lesson. Motions
p Bring a Question Again Before
the Assembly"
The auxiliary class In public
fDeaking. with Nine. Harriet Saun-
derson as leader. viii have for its
lesson. Introducing Speakers"
GREENWOOD o. Z. 8.
The Greenwood o. z. s. Social club
viii meet Thursday, February 2s, In
ibe Greenwood Improvement club
house, Seth and Greenwood. Lunch
con at O'Clock. Following short
Business session, the remainder OF
he afternoon win be devoted to
1 cards.
DAY NURSERY
The Seattle Day Nursery associa-
+ Ion viii have It's next meeting on
thursday. February %. at 2 p. M.
Al the nursery. 5O2 Broadway. Mrs.
VI. 7. Perkins will be the hostess.
assisted By Mrs. d. A. Seibert.
POETRY CLUB
The Seattle Chapter Of the Amer
han Literary society Seattle Poetry
cub win meet Thursday evening.
February rs. at o'clock. at 200
Broadway.
PATIENCE REBEKAH LODGE
Patience Rebekah lodge will give
luncheon Thursday, February %,
n Woodman hall. Columbia City.
luncheon at / o'clock. Cards at 2
O'clock. Rebekahs and friends in
sitsd.
vCEEN CITY CHAPTER
CARD PARTY
Under the auspices Of Queen City
ehapter, No. 1853. o. f. s., card
PARTY will be given Thursday even
ing, February %, at 8 o'clock. at
wings cafeteria. Masons. Eastern
s'ars and their friends cordially in.
sI'ed. For reservations. call Ga rid.
tIr..
BEACON HILL PIT. A.
The Beacon Hill PIT. A. will
met Thursday, February %. at 8
m Tie program will include
music by the school orchestra; High
Light in Child Welfare Work." by
A's. w. X. Macfsriane. solo, Mrs.
J. Williams. Judge King Dyke
nan will speak on "Chiid Welfare
y iho Juvenile Court"
"oNEN'S COMMERCIAL CLUB
The Women's Commercial club
~ give luncheon on Thursday.
s,enruary IS, at noon, at the Hotel
washington. DR.. Mabel Palmer OF
davenport, Iowa, will speak on
me Influence Of Women In the
Duaness World" Tho luncheon Isl
yen To all interested persons and
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Nj. and Mrs. Bigloac
IoSts

10 honor Mr. and Mrs Peter An.
49,. who will leave Friday for a Wis.
! ., several months in the East, Mr..
"a Mrs. John Bislow will he hosts
Is evening az their homo. enter
nlning with four tables OF bridge
40 buffet supper,
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Hosts at Small Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rolfe viii
N hosts az a small dinner AZ their
home on Thursday evening before
he Junior League ball.
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COUNCIL or MINUTE WOMEN
Tho regular meeting OF tho Seat
tie Council OF Mauto Women will
DO held Thursday. February Is. at
: p. m. with Mrs II d. Hurley.
He l.. list 81.
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FOUNDERS DAY
EANQIET

The Beta Beta chapter OF ri Kap.
pa Alpha viii give It's Goth annual
Founders dny banquet on Saturday,
March 1. at tho Hotel Washington
Tho banquet will begin promptly al
$50 o'clock Mr.. Warren @. Hardy
viii be tonAtmnster.
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CARD PARTY

CAftp PARTY
Women OF Mooseheart legion will
give card party IN Moose temple.
Thursday evening. February rs. at
O'Clock.
PYTHIAS SISTERS
Pythinn Sisters Altrulstic club
win meet with Mrs Joseph Dean.
$500 Flfth ave. n. w. for an alI-
day session on Thursday. Febru-
airy IS
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Pink Sateen
Boomers, ST

Pink sateen boomers
with fitted front and
extra full seat. Spleen
did quality. rs for
Money Day Special.
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Corsets-Special

S2.95-One model for
the medium figure,
made of pink brocade.
elastic top and long
hips. One for the
stout figure, made of
coutil, with elastic
gore in the skirt and
elastic insert at bust.
Money Day Special.
$4.95-Odds and ends of
Corsets of well known
makes. Greatly re-
duced for clearance at
$1.95.
Second Floor.
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cup OF
Dus and
lsh In
md up
/ li2A
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Pillow Tubing
Lengths 39c

500 one-yard lengths
of fine quality Pillow
Tubing, free from
starch. Money Day
Special.
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IOIBM CLUB
Tho woodcraft Totem club viii
hold its regular meeting Thursday.
February 2s. in its clubrooms. The
civic committee will provide speak.
ers. All circles requested 10 be
present.
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The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
LINCOLN SCHOOL
RECEIVES PRESENT
FROM PHILIPPINES

L. E. Hathaway received on Tues
day another portfolio from the Vigan
Training School, Vigan Lloces Sur,
PHILIPPINE Islands. The book contains
photographs Of Manila and Vigan,
drawings, pressed flowers and basket
weaving. The portfolio was sent to
the second and third grades of the
Lincoln School in answer to one sent
by them last year.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

These gifts to the boys at the hospi-
tai may be left at the Chamber of
Commerce office at any time within
three days Of Easter. Please be gen
erous as the boys need the cheering
little attentions. The following boys
from Carbon County are in the hospi-
tai; John Powers, Frank C. Jensen.
J. c. M. Frank, T. Hawthorne, H. w.
Smith and R. F. Wolf.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
BEN CULLEN APP
POINTED TO THE
ADJUTANTvS PLACE

L. E. Hathaway, for the past two
years adjutant Of the local post of the
Legion, rendered his resignation as
adjutant and service officer for Car
bon County. Mr.. Hathaway was given
a rising vote of thanks for his work
end speeches were made by various
members. Ben Gillen was chosen adj
jutant and will act as service officer
until such appointment is made by the
Veterans Bureau.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
NOTICE

TIE undersigned has for sale thirty
four and Twenty eight hundredths
acres of land near the town of Joliet,
Montana, and three ceres Of land with
two dwelling houses in Red Lodge,
Montana, all belonging to the estate
Of Ada c. Ricketts,, deceased.
Bids for said property will be rec
eived by the undersigned at the U. S.
National Bank, Red lodge, Montana.
Dated April II, 1924.
VIM. LARKIN,
Executor of the Estate Of Ada C.
Ricketts,, Deceased.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
FRENCH SCHOOL
SENDS SAMPLES

The girls school at Rambouillet.
France, has sent portfolio of their
school work to the seventh and eighth
grades Of the Lincoln School. The
portfolio was received by the Score
tary of the Chamber of Commerce
and viii be presented to the school.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
CARBON co. BOYS
AT FIT. HARRISON

That the lsnera bic may be
able to help the Leg md the Aux
iliary in giving aid an ymfort to the
disabled soldiers at the Veterans
Hospital at Fort Harrison for Easter,
a general request is made for books,
jellies, pickles, Easter cards, phono-
graph records and other comforts.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

While the art OF lacquer work was
hrst known to the Chinese and taught
by them to the Japanese. this laftsr
nation has so far excelled all othexs
that authorities have said that lacquer
In oil Its uses and decorations b =
truly japanese belonging
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11
CITY GOLFERS GET
MARCH ADDITION

Fines totaling $3.50. were collected
by Magistrate Newman in police
court during the month of March, ac-
cording to the monthly report of that
official. yiolaters Of the prohibition
laws, disturbing the peace and mis-
deamers were the offenses through
which the city collected tie money.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

A. r. Coleman, district representa-
tive Of the Shannessy Knitting Co., is
business caller here, having arrived
on Wednesday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

Mrs. H. P. Sandles, and Miss Inez
Abrahamson were week end visitors
in Billings.
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H erB onal Rentton
| 1T srn Otbfr jRtms 1tfms
Of a local Raturf

III of local Raturi
Mrs. H. P. Sandles, and Miss Inez
Abrahamson were week end visitors
in Billings.
| A. r. Coleman, district representa-
tive Of the Shannessy Knitting Co., is
business caller here, having arrived
on Wednesday.
Roy Campbell an early day resident
of Red Lodge, is guest in the city
this week. Mr.. Campbell is now a
representative for Life Insurance
Company.
Special Hats for Easter at S5.95.
The Style Shoppe. 4-11tf
Lee Thomas formerly conductor on
the Red Lodge branch, renewed ac-
quaintances in this city Monday. He
is now making his home in Billings.
While enroute to her parents home
in the east, Mrs. R. w. Appleman and
infant daughter of Worden, stopped
here last week to spend several days
at the S. H. Hartman home.
Elizabeth Cummings, accompanied
by Jane Faulkner left for Billings
Thursday of last week and on
Monday Miss Cummings submitted to
an operation by Drs. Movius and
Bridenbaugh.
Special Hats for Easter at $5.95.
The Style Shoppe. 4-11tf
Harris Baldwin of Billings is visit
ing in this city with his mother, Mrs.
Lillian Baldwin of the DR.. Adams
Hospital. Mr.. Baldwin expects to
spend the summer with his mother
here.
Preferring the wind swept hills of
Montana to the caressing sea breezes
of the orange blossom state. w. G..
Mushbach returned from California
Friday, and left Sunday for Missoula,
where he shall complete business
deal, before permanently making his
home again in Red Lodge.
New showing of Millinery for
Easter. The Style Shoppe. 11-4tf
Two residents from the land of the
Maple Leaf arrived here Monday to
appear as executors against the con-
testing party, May Elizabeth Robin
son, in behalf of the will Of the late
Thomas Mcmahon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry -Jolley left Thursday for their
home in Winnipeg, Canada, with the
comforting knowledge that the case
had been settled Enthusiastically.
Combining pleasure, and business
Mrs. Walter Hays, accompanied by
Mrs. Adolph SteinmasseI made a trip
to Billings. After attending to i'm
portant matters, in that city the lad
les relished good show, and a few
hours of recreation before returning
to their home Thursday noon.
Little Mary, and Rose Conwcll ac-
companied their father e. P. Con-
wei to Billings, where he was called
on legal business. They returned to
Red Lodge Wednesday.
New showing Of Millinery for Easter
The Style Shoppe. 4-11tf
Unable to understand any necessary
reason why he should be forced to
move petite burro on Wednesday
afternoon, afforded the bystanders
much amusement, when he stopped
suddnly in the middle of main street,
and no amount Of coaxing, or beat
ing could entice the stubborn creature
to bulge. Finally lanky youth, with
exceedingly long legs astraddled the
small animals back, and the burro
with an indigant toss Of his name, |
galloped gayly up the avenue, much |
to the unsurpassed mirth Of the on
lockers.
FRENCH school,
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Emil Vihanto spent the week end
in Billings on business.
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Observation-Disclosures and
Picoting attachment. Fits any mach
inc. $3.50 prepaid or G. o. d. Circul-
ars free. LeFlesh Hemstiching Co.
Opt. z, Sedalia, Mo. Sip
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from Ballantine where he spent a
week visiting relatives.
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Get the news Of your community
and county-read the Chronicle.
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Btrsities oil
&eneral |
Jntfrtst |

Jacob Kefo Of Roberts was a bust
ness visitor in this city Monday.
Emil Vihanto spent the week end
in Billings on business.
from Ballantine where he spent
week visiting relatives.
Miss Virginia Browne went to Bill
lings Wednesday.
NJ. B. Pay returned Friday from
brief Grand to Billings.
B. A. Harlan of Bowler was in the
city on business Monday.
Miss Hattie Anderson spent the
week end with friends at Roberts.
]. e. Emmett of Bridger made
brief call in Red Lodge tuesday.
Miss Florence Mcintosh visited
friends in Billings Friday and Sat
urday.
August Vedel was visitor in the
county seat from Bearcreek Wedres-
day.
w. |. Golf returned Saturday from
Joliet where he spent a day with
friends.
Charles Thiel went to Roberts
Monday to spend several days with
friends.
Mrs. John Peters was a business
visitor nj this city from Fox Satur-
day.
Edward Olcott left Thursday for
Sheridan, Wyoming, on business
trip.
Mrs. Leonard Barnes left Saturday
for Burlington, Iowa, in response to
a message that her father seriously
i'll.
DR.. Ernest Vedova, who has been
associated with DR.. p. ]. Sweeney in
this city for the past several months,
left this week to look up a new loca-
ton.
George S. Smith, deputy county at
torney of Yellowstone county, was in
this city on business Saturday. Mr.. |
Smith was formerly associated with
Attorney John G. Skinner Of this city.
r. S. Coleman returned Thursday
y. >. nannan ana II. a. BRADY OF /
Helena, SPECIAL officers of the state
law enforcement department were in
the city this week as district court
witnesses n the Crissey case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomas returned
Friday from Long Beach, California,
where they have spent the past win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. G. c.
0'Hara. Their youngest daughter,
M. Hoy, returned with them
and will spend two months with her
parents here.
Get the news Of your community
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Jacob Kefo Of Roberts was bust
ness visitor in this city Monday.
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bargain. Inquire Chronicle.
3tfe.

LOST-Pair tortoise-shell trimmed
glasses. Finder please return to The
Style Shoppe. 4tfc
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Miss Virginia Browne went to Bill
lings Wednesday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomas returned
Friday from Long Beach, California,
where they have spent the past win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. G. G.
O'Hara. Their youngest daughter,
Mildred M. Hoy, returned with them
and will spend two months with her
parents here.
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Roy Campbell an early day resident
of Red Lodge, is guest in the city
this week Mr.. Campbell is now a
representative for a Life Insurance
Company.
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George S. Smith, deputy county at
torney of Yellowstone county, was in
this city on business Saturday. Mr..
Smith was formerly associated with
Attorney John G. Skinner of this city.
R. S. Coleman returned Thursday
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c. S. Hannah and r. A. Brady of
Helena, SPECIAL officers Of the state
law enforcement department were in
the city this week as district court
witnesses n the Crissey case.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

DR.. Ernest Vedova, who has been
associated with DR.. P. ]. Sweeney in
this city for the past several months,
left this week to look up a new loca-
ton.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

NJ. B. Pay returned Friday from a
brief Grand to Billings.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

Mrs. Leonard Barnes left Saturday
for Burlington, Iowa, in response to
a message that her father S seriously
i'll.
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Special Hats for Easter at S5.95.
The Style Shoppe. 4-11tf
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Edward Olcott left Thursday for
Sheridan, Wyoming, on a business
trip.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

ness cailef Tuesday. WS-myy
haadled athese silks for years. The
name Beldins woven in the selvidss
OF every piece Of Belongs silk /,
your guarantee Of perect satisfac.
ton. The grandmothers of over 60
years ago were wearers Of Be,dius.,
silks.
- 90
The Tootle-Campbell Dry Goods
company of St. Joseph. Mo-, was
represented here this week by Mr..
West. st. Joseph IL now the third
largest distributing point Of dry
goods In the U. 8. A.
- -
A lively interest is being taken
In the Pup Cap Contest by the mem
oers Of the Manual Training Depart-
ment Of the Monte Vista school.
Coming at this time our Gingham
week will give the thrifty home
keeper an opportunity to get her
sewing started before the rush of
spring wors. Descriptions of valley
wide values In ginghams will be
found on the last page Of this issue.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
BOWEN NOTES

Mrs. S. f. Gof entertained at
dinner Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Luther
Mcconnell and family and Mrs.
Harden and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Goff and
family were Sunday dinner guests
OF Nettie and Roland Cole.
Mrs. Dwight Goff and children
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank
Wright.
Miss Dorothy Beck Of Monte Vista
was the weekend guest of Miss
Mercedes Crooks.
Mrs. Harden and son have moved
to the Charlie White ranch.
Miss Berdina Crook Is much bet
ter and Is able to attend schoo,
again.
The Chance and Johns familia
left Saturday by auto for Kansas
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neffendorf
Miss Tena Covey and Mr.. Miller
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Bond and family.
Mr.. Jess Martin and son were din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Dtel Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie White and Roy White
aud sons were Sunday dinner guesta
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Coff.
Miss Virginia Huffman was a
guest OF Miss Merle Bond Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl JENNINGS and
children are In the neighborhood
again.
Mrs. Billie Bond and Mrs. o. II.
Wallace have been sick.
Attorneys James r. veerkamp
and Jesse Stephenson were In Ala.
mosa Wednesday afternoon on legal
business.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

Drawn from an actual photo
graph of men (total weight 945
pounds standing on one Samson
Suitcase made by Shwayder Trunk
Manufacturing company. Denver.
This line OF luggage has given our
customers splendid satisfaction. Last
week We received large shipment OF
this luggage Of both suitcases and
trunks and We have a vide variety
OF these goods to select from a,
popular prices. 3l.75. $3.50. $500.
$500 and up for suitcases. trunks
prOportionately higher.
90 -
Who's in that hen house?'
shouted the irate owner at hearing
a noise in the night. he rushed and
aimed 4 shotgun at the door, Speak
or I'll shoot"
"Ain't nobuddy in here" re.
sponded . faint and trembling voice
from the inside. "Aint nobuddy sab.
'cepting just Us chickens FIX.
- . -
Al last We have heard Of . Ford
that refuses to run-Henry himself.
. . . -
Among the newest Fords driven
about our city IL the latest model
coupe recently purchased by Harry
Loss our genial furniture salesman n
It's = regular young Cad with shock
absorbers. bucket lights. bumpers.
en- everything" a. Harry says.
- . -
Announcement was made last FRI
day by Adjutant General Newton
tNat the annual training camp OF
the Colorado National Guard will
be held June 6 to 20. Troop a.
and other cavalry units will be-
trained At Fort d. A. Russell.
Cheyenne. Wyo. The infantry or
ssnisations will take their training
q Rifle Range. Golden. Colo. Al
the conclusion Of camp the artillery
and cavalry will march overland to
Loveland. where Individual members
will eatrain for home.
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The Monte Vista community IL 10
- highly coaplimeated on the
splendid talent displayed during the
several home talent entertainments
which have been 70 avtisticaily rem
dered and thoroughly enjoyed hsre
this season. Alamossna were very
appreciative Of the "0ypsy Rover"
given by the local Rotary club under
the auspices Of the Alamosa Rotary
club At the high school auditorium
at Alamona Monday evening.
90 .
For the newest creations In the
! cap Kingdom visit Fassetts mems
and boys furnishings department.
New fashions and .eautifui fabrics.
$3.50. $500. sc.so and $500.
witch for . display IN our window
=. asst . mile above the rest Of EN-"
Oss
Ten cents worth Of apples will
Furnish three times tho energy cal
oVes ~ the same amount spent for
steak. Apples are far ahead Of
oranges a. bodily energy pro-
ducers." Prof. Jsffs. California ex-
pertinent station.
- .
The grocery department Will run
an attractive reduction on apples
this week. Feb. - 10 Feb -.
Jeaathsns will he marked lowest a.
vs have the largest supply Of this
variety. We buy our apples BY the
carload during the early fall market
wnsa the price 10 the .bsst aad for
this reason our prices are the bsst.
- . -
NJ. Hslehinson who represents
- Of The oi1sst aad The largest
~ manufacturers n America. The
Aslltas oilk Company. vas . busi.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

~ q. West. of the rootie- Camp
bell company Of st. Joseph. No. :
spsnt Monday in town, registerins
1t the La veta.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

Attorneys James p. veerkamr
and lease Stephenson were In Ala.
mosa Wednesday afternoon on legal
business.