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Thk Dawson News
Publlsllcd on Thu=sduy at Dawaon, New”
MexicO bY the
DA\VSON WELFARti”DEFAUTHltiNT
Juy ‘I. conway. Director ana Ed] tur
T,rmm tit S“bmcrlptba
six munlhB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-$ .76
One Yekr -. . . . . . . . . ..7----------- 1.60
Advertising Rate& on ADDJIc%tJOn
E1lLered sa.ona. clAss
M&rch 10th, 321, at thn po~t.ofti~~tti
Daw*on, New Pux!co.
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NEW FEDERAL DEPT.
A PART.
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OF CABINET
Washington, May 16. - Senator
Kenyon of jowa, introduced the administration
bill calling for the creating
of a department of welfare
with a cabinet officer as the head.
Such a department would combine
groups of educntion, public welYare,
social welfare and veteran service.
For SaleBwby carr~e in good
contition. Inquire house No. 1259.
1t.
Louis Sr,vio motored over to Raton
Sunday fof a short visit with friends,
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Dr. C. R. Bass and family of Cimarron
were guestfl recently of Dnctir
F. C, Driver and family.
Jud~e Wm. Rathmel, who has. ken
a vieitor in Dawmn for ~everal days,
left Sunday
CO1O.
for his home in Ouray,
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The et.are warehouae, formerly ~he
main store, has been undergoing repairs
during the past week, including
the re-stuccoing of portions of the
exterior.
George Miller left last Sunday for
JohnBon Mew eaat of Raton where
he expects to spend the summer on
the ranch of A. M. van Dyke, retuYned
the first of the week fOr a brie?
visit on businem to the ranch.
Before going on that tamping ti]p,
look over the ‘following new merchandise,
just received at the Army G~ds
stote: Summer hats aud caps, new
wrap ,Iegginu, new leather puttee~,
canteens and camping equipment of.
all kinds.
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The DawsOD Tailor Shop is making
special advertisement in this issue
of a ,lun+ Special that should be noted
by every man contemplating the
purchase of a new spring and summeI
suit. For a lim’ited time only, the
tmilor shop is offering a,ll-wool sum.
mer nuit8, made to order, at the spec.
ial price of forty dollars. 11
Dawson’s represenbtives at tht
State athletic and liternry contast~
left the lmt of t~e week and return
ed home Sunday. Edgar Sheppeard
who represented the tigh school in
the tennis ~ingles, left Wednesday
morning by automobile for Albuquerque
and was accompanied ‘by his
mother, and Misses Ifdna Redpath
and Vera Shelton. ~s. Haryey
Springer, Miss L6uise Springer, Mim
Nods Iago and Mike Marich left by
train Thursday morning.
The ladies of No. 7 camp met last
Thumday afternoon with Mrs. Dick
Wilson. Miss Hurlbut, county home
dmnonatration agent, “was a gu~
present at the meeting and gave a
very intere~tig talk on club work
which her department is prepared to
~sist in encouraging. Miw Hurlbul
Will make another wit to Dawson ir
the riear future with the plan of or.
gam;zing the Idles of Dawwn fm
work along several iRtere~ting ]ine!
of work in hume etonomics, such a!
dress-fittiw, cmming and preserving
cooking, etc.
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Are You Having Trouble Making Ends Meet?
Then stop and look in the matter.
Perhaps
half the story.
the income is nmt as large ag before.
Th- other half and by far the more important ‘“” ‘0’ of‘N’ the ‘E two, ‘a ]? ‘“%$; O
Are You getting value received for it?
really
cause
Look over your expenses for the past month. Were they
worth while? - Did you bu something you really have little
it was cheap~ or have you Zought
things beyond your means
11 necessary nnd
se for, just beecause
You hap-
Dened to temDorar]l~
~ount? -
have 8ome extra money in your pocket or in 1“ our checking ac-
Answax these questions for yourself and nee if you are Eui! Y.
If you are not etting ahead try a new plan. Opetl a Savl g~ Account with
us next payday, even sough it is only a dollar or ten dolinrs or t enty dollars, and
then each succeeding payday deposit likewise. Do you think that ~ small an amount
is not worth botberi~ about? You will find if YOUgive the plan fair chanco that
you can get along without fiat ten or twenty just aB well and YOUw 11have something
to show for it at the end of three or six months time.
You will then wonder why you didn’t try this simple mchem years ago, for il
., will give you a better i~ea of the value of money, anu give you a c rtain eat:sfaction
in looking back over the year’~ work, that can be ahtained iv no ot er WaY.
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It.is never too late b commence over, so start in next payola with any amount
YOUfael ydu should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer by ki d~ng yourself inh
waiti~ until you have a tiundred or two hundred, becrmBe that tim maY never come
and you are losing valuable time in the meantime.
Start now. Any amount welcome at
George W. Thurotin was called to
Valgenburg Monday on business.
J. B, hfomow returned Mondny
oon from a brief abaence on busiess
in Raton.
Miss Helen Boyle was hotiem b a
ompany of friends at the teacherage
n Monda,y evening, May 9th.
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Summer wearing apparel suitable
or this season of the year on 8ale
t the Army G@ds ~tire. It.
The ladies of tihe Moeseheart
,egion meet next Tuesday evening
or the initiation of a class of canidates.
New lea~her puttees, all siza8 and
everal qualities, summer hats and
aps, and camping paraphernalia of
11kinds on sale at reasonable price~
t the Army Goods store. It.
Mr. and Mm. J. H. Holman, who
lavc been guesti for the pa8t month
~t the home uf Mr. and Mrs. W. 0,
%.lman, left Tuesday for their home
n Fon du Lnc, ‘Wis.
The Dawson Community Band met
n the lodge hall last Fr~ay e~,ening
for rehearsal with a fair repersen&-
;imr of the band members present.
Regular rehearsals wiS be held now
on each Friday evening for the band
zoncert and other actlvitiea on the
Fourth of July. Aif band members
are urged to be in attandancs at each
rehearsal.
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Phe Dawson club will hold ita regr
monthly social aesa;on on Sat-
Iay evening, May 28th. I )aws~n Hotel
i new tine of substantial trunk6, ‘J ohn Hixenbaugh, Mgr.
sizes, ha just been received at
Army store. lt.
rhe big dote is experiencing quite American
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Plan’
ive]y patronage t~ls week on ac-
~nt of the big reduction sale which
>eing conducted in the various de- EIectric Lights—Steam
%ments. .
Heat
!t your fishing l.tense ‘before June
$t and avoid kha rush. See D. G.
Single Meals 75c
!rest. ,--- deDUtV game warden, at. tha RATES $3.00 per day
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THEDAWS~N GARAGE
A. M.VANDV E, Manwmr J
Twice-a-Day Auto ~ervice to Raton. -
Auto Le=ve, Graze ●t 9 A. . mnd 3 p. M. Closed C*YB.
WELL EQUIPPED ACHINE SHOP 1
Full L)ne of
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Automobile Accessories
Jitn.y S.rTice ta ●ll Pw- of C.’mp, Night or Day
Baggage ●nd Tn=-f r-Prompt Smite
For a Limited Ti~e Only
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OUR SURPLUS STOCK OF HIGH GRADE CIGARS WILL
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BE SOLD AT A BIG DISCOUNT PRI IF PUR-
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CHASED BY THE BOX
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J. J. LAUBACH, ~roprietor
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