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House Furn~hing
Dept. I -
6x9 Arm-trong Klm Ieum
Rug. ----. -.a----- .1.
..$10.00
Tk.re i. no felt papat .cd in the
construction nf theme r ~.. They
arc made with haavy b rlap brick,
the ●ame m. all g-ad @ ●de Litiol-
mum.
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THERE HAS BE N A
BIG REDUC ION
ON ALL
Aluminum $are
New i, n gwd lime to s pply your
wamtm. You will find au; .te.k
mmplete
Fruit Dep~.
1We .~rry all fresh
fruitm in FOanen.
v.gt able. snd
Wa have ju*t receiv d another
carload of Tucumcari
WATER MEL NS
Tka,eare the best t. b bad—try
one.
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KODAKS ,
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
Our entire stock of Kodaks now down to prewar
prices. A good selwtion in stock Ask to see
them.
LET US FINISH YOUR PICTURES
Any size rolI film developed for 10c
Prints from 3 ~nts to 6 cents each
Films left Monday and Tuesday, ready Wednesday
Films left Wednesday and Thursday ready Friday
Films left Friday and Saturday ready Monday
Your favorite negatives enlarged for 50c and up.
A complete stock of ,fresh films at all times.
Special Sale on Guns
We have some guns which we have bought at a
special bargain and are now offering these to the
public at a big reduction:
12-Gage Auto Loading Remington Shotgun,
regular price $75.00, sale price ._-. _-.$55:000O
12-Gage Remington Pump Shotgun, regular
price $61.00, sale price __--_____----_-__005.00
30-Caliber Remington Auto Loading Rifle,
Regular price $73.50, sale Price _-____ -_-$55.00
30-Caliber Remington Pump Rifle, regular
price $58.00, Sale price ___--. _______ $45_005.00
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Jewelry Dept.
Wright’- Silrer CrMm-.-----35c
We hava just recaivd ■mother
●imortm.mt of beautiful band-
paiuted Chin- and Cut Glass. Ack
to -~e tham.
-Gifts that Last—
DrugDept.
We U9W ha.. m ~ood ●t-=k of cel-
arY seed, mumtard seed nnd pow.
dared tumoric for ●emsoniug pickl*s
Clothing Dept.
Boys Overalls
8 to15 yr. sizeg .$1.00
BOYS’- TROUSERS
Special at Half Pricm for three
da,, ~IIly
$2.oo ~,adm -----.. ---. -..$1.00
$3.00 grsda -.-- . . ..-----. $1.50
*..5O grade ..--.. _.----. -$2.25
Friday, Saturday
Monday
September 23,24 and 26
of consumption im given at 2- 1,ooo.- C*nada -----------––- ~O”iS2K,6?9 fOr pewOleum and i~ by-firoduct~.
000 pounds per year, as again: ;t so93- 1919 They have developed literally. hun-
000,000 pounds in 191S. Year to June 30th:.
dreds of uses for mineral oil of every
Recently figures have beBlI made P@rLI _--___i_-.--__-- 91,504,270 chenlical description, and the re~ulti
public as to the production of copper Chile ______ .----__ i__229,177,l77 Ihave added immensely to the scope of
in the United Staten fOr the fi mt half Metico ______________ 69,S16,492 the Shndard Oil company’s market.
of 1“921. Tha output of Primary cOp- Canada There is little question but what sim-
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per during that period W*B ~ After the numeroui meetin~ and
ilar beneficial results can be attain.
000 pounds, or at an annual ed through experlmentition with
confmences, announcement wae made
664,000,000 poundu, aE c On A“@st 10 Of the formatjO” Of the copper, While deviging new uues for
~jth 1,206,061,040 pounds ~Opperand Bras= Re~~~r~hhocim. the metal, the new Association might
Mr. Frank BUSW1O.
Mr. Angelo Aamla.
Mr. George Abbott.
Mr. Kenneth Sneddon.
Miss Sadie Covert,
Mm. W. C. Burnett.
Miw Bertha McCrear~.
Mrs. Earl Maya. .
Miss Albertu McGar.vey.
Miss Frankie Shelton.
Mr. Paul K. Carson.
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and 1,224,484,098 pounds in 1913. tion ~“ unincorporated, voluntary, well devote some attention b the lUr, Harry Gossett, ,Tr;
However, in June tbe output of pri- I nationwide ‘ organization of the cop. p-
roblem of distribution, for if copper
mary copper was but 1S,000,( 00,000 ‘ per, brass and copper-alloy Interesb
could be placed before the consumer
pounds, and if this monthly rate is in the united s~te~, ~, ~, Apaai*, at a reasonable price, the demand ●
maintained during the laut 1Ialf of president of the Calumet & Hecln
would no doubt be increased. Today,
1921, the totil production Ining Company of Michigan, has
most pr0ducer5 cannot receive enough
current year will be but 440 ~ ~lected preeide”t of the a~o. for their coppsr to pay the ,cout of
pounds, or about S00,000,00 The ~bjcct of the ~gocia- production, yet by the time it refmbee ●
Mr. John O’Brien.
Mr. Mattheti Saul.
Mr. J. J. Laubgch.
M?. hui.g Savio,
Mr. Roy Covert, _
Mr. R. H. Barney.
Mr. Robert Graber.
under 1920.. One of the “ ies in tion ia to increase the u~ea Of copper. the open market, its “cogt to the mn- ●—$5.00 donation.
the copper ointment” is the fbr
Simi,ar ~ndeavom siBtent practice should develop tbe wpring hard, wide Top- firou@ the
42, :S5,767 .tbait product.
material available inti two of the deep mtir, a b~e Kdnn sub.
42, “S2,815 have yielded big returns in other iv -
best basket ball teams in Northern mergml in one pa~ d ti~ rmol for
13, 111,94s dustries. The Sbridrerd Oil compny is
use by ~ldren and b+nrie~ and
n tlotable example of a producer that New ~efico”
The honor list of thwe who have _ huwn. No _ is ~.r for
b~e enriched itielf by developing new
mvinmring in the ,wo1, mbi~ iu ap-
69, P17,65 4 uses for its wares. For Yeara ths t ~aid their ‘“uar’ ‘s ~~ng’
66, 69,54 6 .:umpnny has emplOyed a corps of ex - Honor Roll. pmxim~y 100x160 fe~+~er
61, 14,502 pert chemists to di8c0ve~ new uees Mr. LWROYtiubch. City Independent.
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