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TREMENDOUS Mrs. Jacks —Is her new hat so large? Mrs. Wacks —So large! Why, she has to put it on and take it off in the vestibule of her home. Can’t get through the front door with it on her head. NOT SPRING. EITHER Tom I hoar Bob has gone to the bad. Dick—Hitting up the boose, eh? Tom —No; worse. He's taken to writing poetry. OF COURSE First Summer Girl—My physician told me never to go into water after a hearty meal Second Summer Girl —Most people know that much without being told When I want a hearty meal I hope I know enough to go into a restaurant after ft. ALWAYS TOUCHING HIM Marian —Mrs. Swift is the most ex travagant woman I ever met. Her husband can’t keep her in check. Myrtle—No; all he can do is te keep her in checks. Getting a coon. Her Husband—l suppose you looked jp the new cook’s references? His Wife —No. dear; I was afraid :hey might not turn out satisfactory Doesn't Have To. She—Well, anyway. Kate Isn't one of those women who carry gossip around. Ha—No, aha baa a telephone In her houaa.—Boa ton Tranacrplt. In Doubt. To fool daughter musicalT** "Well.” replied Mr. Cumrox, “ehe ee.TTT 10 In conversation, but when ■foo alncs opinions differ.” —-Washing* tan Craning Otar. JUST RECEIVED Car of Farmington, N. M. FANCY APPLES AT $2.00 PER BOX Note the Pueblo and Denver prices on fancy ap plet, they are quoting from $2.00 to $2.50 for the same kinds. Why buy cheap, wormy apples at $1.50 when you can get the following Extra Fancy Applet at this low price. Wealthies Jeffries Shakleford Smith-Cider Maiden Blush Flora Bell Wolf River Canada Red Grimes Golden Strawberries Plum Cider Richard Craft Bellfluer F. H. KELSEY GROCER NOW IS THE TIME Now Is the time to plan what you are going to do about your winter wardrobe. Make your selections early. A. nifty suit made to your order for $l6. Overcoats at $lB. I wish to state that lam in a better position than ever *> do your cleaning and pressing with our improved French Dry Cleaner, our Solid Curb Electric Extractor and our Sanitary Steam Press—it eraiees the nap and makes your suit look like new. We call for and deliver your goods. Just phone Lamar 36 or 145. If we please you, tell others, if we don’t, tell us. Wo on a re-line your suit and do all kinds of repairs. COOVER THE TAILOR 115 1-2 South Main St. The Lamar Seed Company THE PLACE TO BUY Genuine Canon City Coal WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Alfalfa Seed, Grain, Hay and All Farm Seeds We also have salt in any quantity for [ stock. Prampt delivery made to any part ■ of the city. I Phone Lamar’63.J I F. W. SAYLER., Manager. I SILVER BROS. MERC. CO. WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS BAST SIDE MAIN «T. 'PHONBSs LAMAR 06 t 67 11 B BROWN. PRM. A. M. PIW. TIGS MHR. W. C. GOULD, CAinn .« FIRST NATIONAL BANK LAMAR, COLORADO Capital Stock - $50,000. Surplus - - $40,000. B. B. BROWN- Me R. IRMfCOk W 0. GOULD T. I. BROWM. A. H. PARHAM. $lOO,OOO. To Loan on Farms 7 Per Cent. Liberal terms, optional prepayment. Am also in the market for some good city loans at 7 par cant. See me. I. H. MYERS. O, M. i.kb B. T. MaC lAVI R. K. ADAMS CAPITAL SBO.OOO THE LAMAR NATIONAL BANK ttarrnw-r M SEATS BANS OT LAMAB LAMAR, COLORADO DmoroMi Morton Htroio, B. T. MtOan, Ho, Alton*., M. t. MoMIIHo. a M. Lao. a A MIA A. DM*. We went your business, large or email, end offer every fsciffty consistent wtth wife and conservative banking inoutt ItoutiM .SIM *• OM «fc OiAn »**•> Hardware, Furniture, Tinware* Harness, etc. We carry the largest stock in oar line ever carried in eastern Colorado and can sell to yon at loweet prices ever known in tl e Arkansas valley. THE LAMAR HARDWARE CO