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Yow nton
Mr. J. A. Gafford
!,morning for 7El
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eft Tuesday
George Maj~rs of Tr nidad arrived
in Dawson Monday, Ju Iy 11, for a
brief businesu vigit.
Mrs. A. W. Hall entel mined Thumday
afternoon for Mr5. Helen Singleton
and Mrs. G. V. ROE:er~.
A. E. Anderuon” was in Dawmon
Monday. He is ~alesmrnn for the Du
Pent Powder Co.
Mm. Louis Forte and little
daughter, Helen, went to Coal Creek,
Colo. They will be go, e a month.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ane8t are the
proud parents of a b:,by girl born
July 17. .,
Enriquek Arellano, infant daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mru. Sed onio Arellano
died Sunday and was k!uried Monday.
Mrs. E, L. Emery ar d Bon of Cbey.
.enne, WyO., are visitilg NIB. w. D.
Brennan.
Mta. J. E. Morrow l,jft Saturday to
attend the New Thou ;ht Convention
in Denver,
Mrs. Mattie Easthu went to Trini.
dad llonday to visi$ f iends for a few
days.
Mr, Sisk and Mrs. athleen Pollard
of Raton were Daw n visitira last
Thursday.
J. B. Momow and ~J. Xullen mohored
t.=ton Moo Y for a short
b~lsillci? v~sit.
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will help-n litile; but yonr spirit of co-operfion will buy f ar more. Send the paper to e.omeone who
- has once lived in Dawson,
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purposes, according to advices re. at 7 and g z m.
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Walter F. O’Brien epresenting the
Sullivan Mechinery o. Denver, COlorodo
was in Dnwson Monday.
Vie Crimp-F= irl% and Boy
Scou& returned W dn esdny from
their two weeks ca ping trip UP to
Eagle Ne~t Dam.
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Roy Holderness, Fred and Jason Mr. L. C. White and Mr. J. Lsrkin
Finnectim, Ernest and Frank Dunmn, WORLDBUSINESS IS ( from Raton were in Da-on %turday
nnd August Goldmenn motored to IMPROVING,.RYM SAYSto see Mr. W. D. Etmunan, who a=-
f!rinidad Saturday. companied them h Sptinger tu in-
New York, July 19.4ptimistic ~pect the S~te Refom ~chw,t
MrE. ‘Frank Moorehead and Mm.
views regarding businew conditions
k. R. Davison entert~ned the ladies
were expressed by Thomae F. Ryan,
Df the Eastern Star lodse Wednesday
financier, when he left for Europe on
9ftern00n.
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the Olympic, He said deterntimtion
Mrs. Frank Moorehead entertain. and co-Op=atiOn would help r=~re Dawson
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ed Thursday evening with a card pOsperiW much sOOner than mO*
party for her mother, Mrs. Helen p~Ple think.
Tailor Shop
Binrletin. “1 feel confident,” he said, “that II
Mr. C. D. Beeth, Superintendent of
the Eastern Division of the EI Paso
business conditions all over the world,
with few exceptions are slowly im-
Profing.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET
and South Western System arrived in.
Dawson Monday night and left Tuesday
morning.
“In this country, orderly but per-
sistent liquidation h- been going on
for many months. People every-
YOUR HATS CLEANED
AND BLOCKED-WINTER
COATS AND SUITS DYED
Mr. T. W, Judge, pharmacist at the
Dispensary, has’ been ill this week.
Mr. W, C. Ffolman brOught his
where have been scared. They ate
getting over that. Th@ people of this
country are the greatest conaumero
AND RELINED.
family back fmm their camping trip
Sunday.
Mr. and M~II lift Thursday
afternoon for” Denver Colorado,
where they will meet their daughter,
Mr~< W. E. Collins and hgr IiHle
of food ‘~d ma~ufactured prOd’Jc~
in the world in normal times and normal
times are coming back.” -
-- Mrs. W. E. Collinge arrived in
Dsw.on Monday from Telkwa, British
Columbia. Mrs. COllinge wae met in
E. A.STARK
Proprietor
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daughter Ruth, of Teltia, Brtijsh
Columbia.
Miss Leona Sherwood went h Gimanon,
Monday JUIY 11 to attend an
informal dance given at the home of
Denvef by her parents, Mr. and MTS,
T. C. Hill. This is Mrs. Collinge’u
‘first visit to Dawson since she left
for Canada.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
TheDawson
BARBERSHOP
Mr. and Mm.. Fred
dance was given for
Broo~. The
Miss Dorothy
Dsw#o.
inister.
CburCb-.7.
Bible School,
S. Russell,
10.00 a. m.
E. F. SCOTT, P-
Brooks in honor of ‘her birthday.
MEXICO PUTS DUTT
ON CATTLE SHIPPED
FROM UNITED STATES
Mrs. Young, Supt.: Primary vadep
meet at Ree.cue Station, Mim Mchenry
in charge, higher i?rades meet
at church. Ewmdng #ervice 8.00
m. Choir practice Riday, $.00 p.
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Juarer, Mex., July 19.—The Mux- Ctth.lic Ch.mL-fkmdays: Ma~es Children’s Hair Cuts a
R. G, Ch~r rmentlng tho
Hercules Power Co., o Denver, Colo,,
was in Dawson + Mend y.
E. H. Wambler tbe United
States Graphite Co. o Denver, Colo.,
was in D;wEon 7 Mend y. ‘r ‘
ican government his issued a de- at 8.80 a. m- fOr ?fng~s~~peaklng.
10.30 a. m. for Spanish.spe&
tree placing a duty Of ten pesOs p~e E~eni~g, ~~~CloCk. We%S;~
(fivq dollars American) pqr bead sgr~iceg: Masu at 6.9o and 7 a. m.
~n cattle chipped from the United Junior choir rehearsals Wednesday
States ~nto Mexico far marketing at 4 p. m. First Wlday of the mont’h
devotin: Communion, 6.80, m-es
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~xception is made in the case of Mex- 1,
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HOUMAM, M7P, M,
kti~, o~n to9 P. M.
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Mr. Chas. St. Vra n arrived in
Dawson Monday to vi it h,s daughter,
Mrs. H. F. Teeple.
ican cattle shipped through the Unik
~d Stat@s in bond and originating in
Mexico, the decree says.
Dwight’sIceCream
American rnttla shipped into Mexico
for Fazing purpmes also are ex. Dawson. N. M. ‘
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empt from ti on condtion they are
reshipped to United States when fa~
tened “for market or that the fee be Fancy Creams and Ices
paid in the event the cattle finally
sT~ sold in Mexico.,
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