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Lace Salle
Continues until Sa
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night.
You can’t afford ti let
this opportunity p w
‘without tskinti adv! i
of it. “,
All laces now offe
one-third to one-ha i
than regular price.
time and see for
self, don’t let your r
@r tell you about’ it
it is too late.
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offers
Two Speci
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F6r ~aturday On
ITALIAN CIGA
Box of 100 at .-..-.
M & O and DRY CLIl
CIGARS
Regular 10c or $5.00:
this day only at $3.E
REMEMBER
the datq Saturday,
23-One day only
u~e T. L. Kinney was
! vidtor in Raton on Tu{
Wek
‘heater May w= dimharg,
hospital this past week a
try from his operntlrrn fol
tiu.
[rs. J. A. Rays, a nurse
?son hospital, resigned h,
this psst week and retu
formar home in El Pane.
X. Dormari, repreeent
?ht-Campbell Music comp
ver, was a bunlnew vk
,wn over the ye~.end.
. H. Datia, foreman of th,
t, returned home I& T
Iing from a be weeks abs
former home in Dougls
i. Mr. Davis expwti hin
‘O11OWjust as eobn a~ his
;h;ffo:tse :rr.rdoo~eawJ
!ue tition.
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! JEWELRY
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Whether you have a defirtite idea of what you
I● . want in jewelry, or whether you are undecided, our
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stock is so complete in every respect, that. you can,
@me here confident of being satisfied.
We invite specifd attention to a few items:
i Gold and Silver Thimbles I LodEe Emblems ,,
I If you want a high quality -
It will be of interest to
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● gold or silver thimble that will
mefnbem of the followfng ord-
‘give the utmost satisfaction in
service, ask to see these. ers to know we are displaying
● Reasonably Priced a large assortment of Mason.,
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Radio Lite Wrist Watches
The famous Inge~ol 1s now
in stock-A good tlmekemer
:;dKo ~ :y:bye:s~K:
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buttann, pins, charms
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and
~ ● al at a low pric;. - I rings.
1 Mexicnri Filigree Jewelry
The demand for filigree jewelry .is m great M ever, We
‘t” i Ihave a, emarkable showinR of novel detims, that are well
worth your time seeing whe~her you intend to buy or not.
., All in Sterling Silver.
1s ~ WATCHES
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All the popular makea and
siiee, ranging in price from
B.29 . I●
$2.00 up to $76.00. “
- Large Assortments ~~
Cameo browhes,. pins and
pendants, and diamond rin~
ranging from
$10.00 to $175.00.
LTE . EXPERT WATCH REPAIRIN: — PROMPT SERVICE
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One lot tidi~ white can.”
~~ae pumps and oxfords,
with both .French and, .Cti:
ban heel;, at a special price
You can’t go krong on a
pair of theBe.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
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Try a packa~ of— ‘,
EXCELLO
Cake Floui
“:,AllFlav6rs
20c Package
,at the. G%ery Counter.
“Excello” excell~ all oth-’
eti. Try’ it and be convinc-
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Mm. Ruth Krueger of Gallup, N. M1mLeo Meikle entertained a corn- The bdieu Olub of No. 7 camp
ay of M., was n gue~t over Sunday with
Mm. N. W., Franklin, leaving the
pany of her friends mt lart Tuesday met lam Thur$day afte~oon
evening, April 12th, at a party. Mrs. Leonard Sheltin. After
wi~
comfrmn
9r r-
ppen.
t the
poaied
to
r” the
fiti of the week fork the Ponil Saw.
mill camp where she spende the sum.
mer with Mr. and Mm. GUY Ne,wby.
Idim Stevens, aunt of Mrs. C. W.
Hoover pIe_UHy entertained a com-
*any ~~ her friendg Ip,UtFriday afbgr.
noon at a Klrtbday party. ,
Mrs. W. C. Holman was hostess
Mrg. Wm. M~Deymitt ~a~ in Tri”+ pleting their preuent course of tiudg
idad Tuenday of last week to attwnd on home nursi~, the club plans b
the funeral of Mrs. Catherine COU-, take _...,a up a coursa, of study on first aid
worm.
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Thg” ~mer Brothers ~i’rCW is
Mr6. Thomas Sayers, sister Of
Mrs. Alex Srredden, reCentlY left for
dsted for Dawson for Sunday, May
her home in Madrid, Colorado, after
8th. This circus carries two braas
a week’s vitit at tbe Snedd,on home.
‘bands and a 18rge menmgerie of wiid
at the j animals. One of the featuree of the
,y of td a company of friends at a party I ‘Signs” have been W~ed
circus perfomence in a cage of la
)r in Riven On la~ ~turd=y afte~OOn.
Sm.ernl of the seaaion~ of the difcooling
pond, north of he powor tmi”ed ,io”B.
The parade is =hedhourneforbidding
the use Of *h,e pOnd n]~d f,or ~(I,SO~hnrp.
fer bathing ~uvo*e8.
,owev
mday
ce at
Arifere”t
]odge~ echeduled to meet in The ~ar of F. C. Ohipetti, a mem-
George Majoru, coal in~pector fOr
the Indga hull at the opera hOU~ethis
~
er Of the clerical force at the audi.
Pmt week were not held because Of the Rock Lsland limes, was a bnminess
.tiPs office, turned turtle on ‘the
the ~w of the lod=a roc,m by the 1~eek. visitor in Dawson the last of the
V~n IIouten road la~t Sunday af~
tiuY
6ues-
Occuf
the
large evenin~ attendance of students\
for Fimt Wd in~r~~tion, Charles Dockett,’ who has charge
I of the lamp house and ,check ctib
Dntid Thompson, fo~er ~s~nt for NO. 4 mine, expects to leave the
underground superintendent at D;:: fimt of the month for a -O ~onth~
noon,, throwinK out the car’s seven
occupantE, but miraculously leaving
all un!njured except for mi”.r brni%
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son, arrived last week for a
weeks visit with hls father. *.
Thomp60n is now located at Inupira:
tlon, Arizona, to which place he returns
after his vacation period.
visit. st his former home at St. Johns,
KanBa5. ,
Idr. Warren Rutledge of C]mmaren
recovered sufficiently from the ef.
fecte of hiu operation for appenti-
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I -OAWSONBAKERY. I
A force .f thirteen workmen have citis w return to his home last
een en~a~ed for the past two w.?ekn Th~rshy.
lbon an order for 20,000 coke breeze Charles Majors wss ~takeh to ~huis”
$avio, Proprietor
blocks which wiU be used in the con- to” MorIdsy to serv. a SO.day sew.
atnsctio~ of two new h0UBe8 at tha ~tice in the county jail for a~sault
dairy ranch and in construction work and battery upon Paul Jueijeneky.
inside the mince. A. M. Van Dyke retu-ed the 1A
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The heme-talent mirwtrel, wKIeh, of the week from Denver with a motit
is planned ta give about the middle or truck to which he has had attachof
May, is getting under headwny, ed a bus body. The new bus will be
with redar rehearde held ench employed in tranopertstion -r’vice
BREAD
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Pastries of All Kinds-
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Mondr.y evening at eight o’clock at
the central school building. .4 ?er~
beween downtown and tph nutlying
camps at Loretu and Camp No. 1.
Fresh Baked Every DaY
centnge of the proceeds from !be During his stay in Pueblo he WS8
minstrel show will be devoted to- the plemantly entertained at tbe home
support of some
public schoolu.
enterpr-ine of tbe of Mt. and Mrs. Monte Clark, form-
. er residents of Vawaen.
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