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.,.- fiERE*s GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY mo WANTS GtiD, NEW,
SEASONABLE GOODS “AT MUCH LESS THAN REGULAR ‘PRICES
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s June 20th, Ends June
In All Departments. Don’t Forget That
SALE
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During this ig Ten-Day Sale all Etoiks must b reduced, all odd$ and ends “must be swept away by the
mighty broo of little prices. They must go! They’re going to go ! And we want you to have them at
the redu~d rices we are going to offer you.
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WeareMaingExtraordinary Preparatioris, WeWantThis“tobe.OurGreatestSale
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We want .it to eclipse any similar event ever attempted in Dawson. -With this end in view, we are pre.
paring gre bargains and cutting prims more deeply than ever m the past; and now we offer you
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good, seasona le apparel, furnishings and home needs at savings so ,substantial that you would be un-
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just to your ketbook if You should overlook them.
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B on hand and indulge in”the rarest bargain pickings ever offered in Dawson.
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ht—Between the ntor m and No. Mm. Amo of the Moreno Valley, a Cris Chousia sustimed a badly in.
~ 7 crimp: a cameo brooch. $6.00re- former resident of Daweon, -s a jurad back in a rock fall on last PROSPm GREAT
~ward if returned to atira j ewelry de- ahOppin&vi$itor in tiwn on Saturday. Thursday and i$ at the hospitsl for
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9patiment.
lt. trmitment.
-. Mrs. R. L. Ollver and MISS Vera
Reporte fmm every part Of COlfaX
Mrs. F. C. Diver WaE:hcsteee to B- Oliver of Ra~n ~~re viait~~ i~ camp ( Extra cop IWSof the ‘ special edition cOunty are ti the effect that an al.
1 small company of her fme r de on laBt this past few weeks with Mr: and Mrs. of the Dawwn News may tie hnd by moat Unparalleled prospect j~ .e~ead
,Klday af tirnmn. Leslie MurrrIy. calling for the same at the ~lfnru fOr 411, agricultural intar~t~. The
office. 10c per copy. , It. crops were never in better conifition,
I “ A new line of sulmtant d trunke,
George Dale and family left Sun- and the ranges are rich with gram.
W aizen, has just bean rece ~red hY tie d8Y for ‘Denver where they have been Mrs. B. F. McGarvey left Iaat S8t- Catt]e are in prime condition. The
Arn-IYGoods tire. < tf.
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called by the death of Mr; Dale;e urday for a month’s, visit with her rainfall h89 been so abundant thst
: The Dawaon Garage ha s delivered brotherj ‘Mr”~lbert ~d=ldge. daughter, Mm. WoodB, ]iving in much Qf the wheat will make a ~P
new Dodge towing cam thi i paut week Krembling, Colo. wfihout further moisture, it is stated
Mm. J. Q. Welch and daughter, in several mction~.
to Robert Smart and P. A . Tiller.
Mira Jo, left Friday morning for a Mr. Dwight Williams, represenh.
visit of eeveral weeku with Mm. tive f~r the Dawa~n Fue] SaIm tom. Mi~ Sara% McNally, who recently
I TIIe spec,al mstinee eiv en OnSn~ W~lC~G m~~her ~~vingat ~p,~o*, in
orday aftirnoon, June
pany at Dallas, Texaa, wag a vidtir returned from an- absence of eeveral
1lth, hy th~ LlneoIn County, New ‘Mexico.
&fety Department wca e)ljoyed by
in Dawson Sunday while en route to months from Dawnon, ‘has taken her
former position as an assistant in the
eeveral hundred minere. The prO- Mru. A. M. Van Dyke returned ~in~dad fOr the ‘CoeI1De~em @on-
~hoe department al the big store.
gmm consiEtid of ~everal reels of en- hOme F~driy from a vkit in Oceola, “enhl’Jn.
tartaining film prepared by the U. S. Mo. She wna accompanied home by
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The semi-rnonthly pay day was
‘~oreau of ~ines. It is tha pian of her mother, do is visiting in Raton Miss Ruth Evans, daughter of. Dr.
*hanged this past week from Saturday
tho Sef ety Department to sive these at Fee.ent.
and Mm. F. B. Evana, amived home
to Wlday.
Sunday from Sprin@ield, Mo.. where
free picture shows once a month.
Mr. and Mm. John E. Flamang ar- ahe haa been
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~tte”ding Drury colrived
Sunday -ening from Aurora, ]ege.
~rs. Edith bwder, tiilVel ng reprq-
111.”,to spend a month’s viuit at the
mntative for the Moosehe art home et
home of their son, Mr. C. J. ‘Flamang
Moosehmart, Ind., was in Dawnon Sat-
As a reiult of the recent campaign DAWS(INBAKERYI
,nrday making arranereme nth for the ‘f :he ‘Udito+a ‘ffice” for futis for ihe support. of the SaItransportation
and care of the three vation Army, $270 waB secured. Daw.
The Dawson troop of boy *outs is
chiidren nf Santiago E errs ra, who ~“hcipat[mg ~ ~umm~ camp in the son’s quoti was $200.
Louis Savio, Proprietor
will become chargea of th e tome. The
,three new additions will make ten
,D.ewson children now @e;lg creed
,.fora the Moose home. ,“
,, Several new commun itg garages
,%uverecently been compl etei for different
aectione of the Cmllp. The
gr=t demand for Earagea dernon-
“mates that quite a reprfinentitive
mounbih~- ~OIIIetime during tbe preE-
~nt ~~~m~~. U-BOAT DEUTSCHLA?4D
.USED FOR NAVAL TARGET
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Mr. Johnson, the scale inspector,
Cberheu7g, Rance, June lS.—The
wa~ here Wedneedsy from El Paso on
his ~e~lar monthly inspection Of fOrm@r - Ge?man super-~ubmnrine
mine scales. He was accompanied on Deubchland, which, in 1916, slipped
N- tn”r of inspection by several of inti Baltimore harbor from Germany
the repreflenktives from the welfare after ‘darinE]y running tbe gauntlet
~ommittee
Italian, French or Amerimn
BREAD
Fresh B’Aed Every Day
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i nomber of Dawminites now abwntheir of B?iflsh and fiench cruisem atandown
caru and nre making use of week- Margaret ~mett celebrated her ing guard off the Virafnia capen,was
tend occasions. to get out fo ! a day’a
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~enjoyment in the mountn ins.
thirteenth birtbday
present week.
on Monday of the
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uunk YrYgunfira
iet practice.
yesterday during tir-
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