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~OWERPRICES-I
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The peak o high prices is a thing of the past, as you will realize whe; buying at this store. We are
in constant to h with the large wholesalers and just As soon as the price on any article drops, we r?,
duce our price nd thereby give You the benefit of a falling market. Naturally when we can buy for
less we can aff rd to sell for lESS. Within the past twelve months the wholesale price on practically
everything has been reduce?d and if you-visit our. store, YOUwill readily see that our prices are nearly
one-half less t n“twelve months ago on a great many items. The more merchandise we sell the less
we can sell it f , so buy your wants at this store and help us bring prices down. We quote below a few
. prices on articl s from each department, that will Drove beyond all doubt that our prices are much less:
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June,1920, June, 1921
SUGAR PE.13100 LBS. ------:. -----------------------I----------:-------- $2;;; $~;;
LARD, PER 10 LBS. _.)-------L----------. ------------__ --_-:____ -:-_-__L ,
DRESS GIN GHAMS, PER YARD -.------. --:-----: -------------------- :50 , :30
SS SHOES -______ ._.___ --.-- . . . . _________________________ 12.75 7.25
SHOES ___-_ -_-___ 7__-___ -_____ -l_-_"__________________,_- 13.50 7.75
--------------------------------------2-_______________:_- 55.00 35.00
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.- 1~C(]me in and be convinced of these facts
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R Father Couturier return d Thurs- ,. J F)Rice of Pueblo, who i~ enroute
‘ day evening from a visit to $ ~, N. M. by automobile to Old Mexico. wns a ..-
Ju~t received at ‘the Army Btore:
bck of reclalmed work
Camp co
kjnds of cam i g ude oti sale at ‘the
Mrs. W. O. Barnett and
~ of her visitor in camp the first
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of kha week.
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children left la~t Thurdday fternoon Moses J. Saul left last week for a Mrs. Cora Whittaker, who has been
for a two.monti’ Visit ,wii
,. in Flagstaff, Arizona.
relatives visit witlr f~iends
and Nebraska.
living
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i“ Kanaafl at the hosp!til for the pant several
weeks for treatment, is reported as
Mr. Richard A. McKnig t became Mrs. fisa
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Green, cook at the has.
showi~some slight improvement.
: n patient at tbe hospitil t e lati f ,pital, left Friday for a vacation visit
/ the week to undergo a mi{ or oper1 - with friends in Trinidad.
ne’xt ‘rsaQ--mtstileave week for + visit with rdatives ‘I*’
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John $helton, James Wallace a“d ton, New Mexico.
Mrs. C. B. Holmes arriy d Sunday iDon Mitchell, three well.known young
,/ Mr. ‘E. Thomas ‘an-
; from Albuquerque for a vi it of uev- men of Dawson, deft S“”day for A new line~ ~uba=ntid trunks,
eral day~ at the borne of Dr and Mrs. Davenport, Washington, near where all sizes, has jtUB
.% een received by tbe nounces he is now open to
( M, D. ‘Welsh, 1’I
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~they will engage in work,
Army Goods bre.
tf. business from d p. m. to 9
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d for the prea.
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Before going on Wur Ju camping] , The Ladie~ of tbe Mw8ehmrkLe-’e”~~~~~~~
p.m. for all kinds of ~re
lWpiCe’ of the
‘r trip, look over the fo]lowin new mer. ,mOn -e making preparations ta con- ~aw~on , ~ho, ., m,... .
rnl tiluo naa been post- Refiair Work.
w” hdise just received by Army duct threw OT fOur fltanda on the 4th ~ned ~nti, f
!all on account of tbe ill-
‘daSWre: ! Summer hat d CapH, fOr the sat;=fging. of the t~lr~ and p
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ness of Mr8. h. I. Diru, , instructor.
wrap legg;~g~, new le ther put. hunger of tiba holiday crowd. The bcd Agent for Gates
canteens and campi ‘equip. Jmdieawill Offer ice cream cones, POP, Mr. Robert Buttrum and Miss MP~ ‘ H&f Sotea
tf . bmOnade, cracker jack and peanuti tle Baca were marfid Saturday at
f,, S.,. on t=:
Raton, tbe couple returninE the ~ame
day to make their home at No. 7 .
~~’mrii;~q~;;~;’;~;;; ?;.~y David Schneiberg of the warehouae
oamp. The bride w= a member of
, for tbe P* year, was expe d h ar- depnrtnqent tias one hrcItier and four
the 1921 a’raduating class, from the
rive yesterday to spend a a mmer va- si=ters living in Pueblo who live oub Danon high ~.”h~~l.
cation in Dawson, James w captain side the devagbted ~att:~, Ho-. —
I ~ DAWSONBAKERYI 1of his coll%e baseball tea this past ever, the tiore owned by the brother The .Barwind baseball team are
. season and is expected make a is locatad in tbe part of the city ~~hed”led k~ p]ay the ,fir~ team at
I ~hong ~ddiiion for tbe ‘a
huis Savio, Proprietor
n team decked by tibe water or burnbd. No Dawflon on Sunday, June 26th. ~
.. for the summer. word hks yet been rec~ived aa b the fort,g are now being made by Mr. 0’
1- fite of his brother’s property.
Italian, French or Ameri-
Brien to secure a ‘firuLcb line-uI
Complaint has been rec ived that
canfor
the baseball program h,ere on the
kys are bathing in the V nnejo be- Mr. Charles T. Hurst, a brother of ~ou*~.
tween tbe main camp and 0.7 camp J. A. Hurnt, arrived Saturday tith
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j. and not tiking tbe precauti n tmwaar bk family from Thurber, Texas, to The funeral of Vincenw Margariti BREAD
I bnthing clothing. Marsha M&artY enby a montYs vacation in the who deati occurred laxt Wednesday
L will arrest any individual, yonng or mountins.~ Juti a~ aeon aa weather evening at the bospitnl following’ in- Pastries of All Kinds
; old, found within the vicini of Daw- con fitiona are settled, the Go Huiat jurim sustilned in a mine accident, Fresh Baked Every Day
. non who is found batiin without familie~ ,will motor to the Uh Park wm held Friday with impre=ive cere-
1 weari~ a bathing suik T s warninE country in the Cimarron canon for a monies. A large attendance of friend!
should be sufficient @ pr vent bOYB couple of weeps outing, Mr. J. A. of the deceased waB present at the Candie*Tob~ft
(‘“-from ~etixnr into serious uble over, Humt Bpending his week-ende at the funezal and accompanied the cortege
Drinks
to the cemetqry for burial. II
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