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Locals tlai-v.- Beivley was n , Saturday. " iiford and Rost-, * Konkel weie i, Springfield Sa*urday, Alien Spikes was a new pupil in Selj a I Monday—ninth grader. -h A- i ine and son were were r.iHngfi del visitorsTutsday. Mr--. Pm rick has been on the -n k I ni. getting along fairly well now. Twenty three teams on the read . this week — is/t that g ling some?—-that's T'&t’ *rson. Roy Regnier and family were in town Thursday. . The commissioners “cSmcd” opnther tne first of the week.— n. ter a week’s vacation, and an si 1 grinding away on their first annual grist. ( lias. Lockwood putup a n»w nig:: for the bank this week. Responsibility of Stockholders, '-'>-,000,00,” on the sign reads ■ y well for Springfield. Some of our exchanges last v. , ,- , called it a "million-dollar f;,iiiv.-'.' At least an illustrative iogan is brought into ill reputt won’t someone please to ring them off, The Democrat has made the discovery that the Herald ore day last week or the week be- Ti re or the week before that cir- I'ied to ur three dead ads. and as nv dead legals Prohaldy ’.i is the reason why the Her lieen running oIT a s ;•* -e nt about half the time fir . past two years. Go away iiom home for the news. Field Marshal A A. Hager man lias ordered ten i-ifles of the government for the Springfield riiie'oluh organized some time ‘ w consisting of about, fif ty members. The officer:; of the ciub . re Judge Terral president, V. M Stewart secretary,, E, Roy Treasurer, and Cap. Hager man field officer. The Herald doctor may not al-.vay be able to diagnose and an automatical trouble, but we believe we nan put our finger on ■gy maoyada. in tile democrat ns there * aru comm.indments .n •' ! osiac law ihat are as dead i join- nail, some of which ■ cud bring in a cent to tin editor of that sheet —despite tin lessons the said editor took in therapeutical smgeiy about year. Your Last Chance Uufil. March 31 our roach•• will have the privilege of or* r in? the Youth’s Companion n v Me Anil’s Magazine for only $2 The amount of reading h • t r .ainment contained in t.r«- fi .-iwo issues of The Youth Comp.mion and the mh»e *>f twelve monthly fashion numbers of Mt Call’s at $2.lO t offer a bargain to every reader of this paper. This two-iii-one price r t • ,-j* ’3: I. Th Youth’s Companion—fi ty tv. issues. The Companion’s horn - calei - tins for 1917. McCall’s Magazine->l2 fashion numbers. One 13 cent McCall dress pattern —your choice from your first • j >.v of McCall’s—if you send a twb-cent stamp with your selec tion. • .113 YOUTH’S COMPANION Paul St., Boston, Mass. * Great County Builder Cc.n iV you ten cents on this offer, oar. the offer lasts only to the 81 of March. Act. at once. Sensitive Throats need careful treatment from within more than they need bundling wraps during changing seasons. The pure cod liver oil in MOTTS EMUISHM K helping thou—nd« to strengthen the tender lining! of their throat* while at the same time it aide the f longs and improves the quality of die blood. Ilnat Spedaßsts eadsrss SCOTTS EMULSION—Try It MtSkn■. S—StfS.lf.r. It’- « ike This j a owe it to yourseii to give these articles a trial and thenj f we kno w you will be a regular customer. Our.condensed Uliil: is absolutely the best Chili on the marke' and we get it fresh evsry week. Be sure and get your share. Blue Ribbon Bread We get our Blue Ribbon breaF. daily from the sanitary bakerj A bigger and better loaf just like mother bakes. Don’t fail to U3e Blue Ribbon Bread. Having sold over $5O 00 wor»h of J. A. Falzeas Latona Steel Cu Joffee in the past ten days is the reason we want you to use thir coffee. H'alger’s Latona Steel Cut Coffee, per lb. 35c, 3 lbs. llOCc Fresh Comb Honey like everybody uses per box, 15. We insist on you giving these articles a fair trial today and you will insist on using them tomorrow We pay cash for your des, eggs, Butter and cream STROUD’S CASH STORE % | D. 6. BYRD J « IW©ff?©Wll! 3 **. Five Years Experience jj FARM SALES A SPECIALTY y g SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Phone or Write Campo, Colorado Feed Store and Seed House Coal Yard in Connection HANDLE ALL KINDS OF FEED ®TL Take. Grains, Chop, Shorts, Bran and Hay, Stock Salt and Cement. WILL handle all kinds of dryfartn seeds in their season. Let your wants be known in good time WILL sell coal at Lamar prices with freight added if delivered oefore storing. After storing, 50c xtra per ton. Sell Strictly for Cash MOTTO Quick Sales, Small Profits C. G. PATTERSON Springfield, Colo. /P°‘ - JOl ionics. STONINGTON « The Busy Little Burg I In Eas’tern Baca County I i Is the town where you should do your trading Q ■r\ j kj 0 2 WHEIST THERE GIVE I GEO. ERVIN KONKEL a call. D j He has the Store of Quality and Low Prices 2 Burton’s Tonsorial Parlor * FOR AN EASY SHAVE POOL HALL BUILDING A PLAGE TO EAT WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY What you want and when you want it. ROGERS’ SHORT ORDER PARKER Movie Building SPRINGFIELD, COLO. I f STAinkIBER CO. 1 m Elkhart. Kansas WM. C. WASHBURN, M6R. Now is the Time TO Build That SILO - W"hen you want LUMBER II > We Want to See You $ W P l? I F Laths, Shingles, VV Ih OfliLL Lime, Cement, Barb lJ Wire, Posts, Coal, t* Hardware, or anything else in this line O < you may want. lit lbsc=ioc=iaE=aiD LAMAR-SPRINGFIELD IdLJLULj XjULsTIE Leaves Lamar 7:00 a. m. leaves Springfield, 1:00 p. m. $3.50 one way, $6.00 round trip. We always make the the 4:3® train, going east H. 0. Green, Prop. f Let Alman Do It! I I IDO WH-A-T? I I Make Your Plans and Build Your house i 1 HE KUOW HOWS | || Spri nsrfield,Colorado. I Springiield’s HARNESS AND SHOE SHOP Harness Repaired and Oiled Shoe Repairing a Specialty Your Patronage Solicited TSTTC -FT A TTg,,fiOf. B-" r 1W! MlWf Sff©H GENERAL BLACKSMITHING and Horse Shoeing Both doors open—Walk right in vuith u-r work. . North Main Rt., Oppo site Court House. IF, EL ASHLEY, Springfield Colo. S— K ” I. MWSSIIII I S AUCTIONEER I v LIVE STCCK (It CEKFAL FARM SALES * Make dates SPRINGFIELD. COLO* at this office jfy POOL HALL Dance every two Weeks. A good place to pass time. H. T. HOWARD, Prop. 11 J.A. HUSTON m ffl Contractor and Builder VILAS, SPRINGFIELD Mr. Huston is an Al, and al*:»3’ givf*B the be be h»3 in the shop. | ATTENTION I AM PR I PARED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR groceries and 5.,,, *T WHOLESALE D 1 y Q OOUB PRICES I CAN ORDER ANYTHING Fr m a Box of Tooth Picks to a Car Lot. No Charge For Ordering, Only 40 Cents rre'gnt From the Road. .. Machinery -- I have ordered two car loads of the celebrated MOLINE FARM TOOLS And one car of Mandt Wagons. GOOD COOPS, PRICES RIGHT PARTICULAR NOTICE: a small profit on EVERY. THING. I have nothing toglve away. Ido not sell one article at cost and raise the price on | othev articles to make it np. We are here for business. Give us a call. ...THE PATTERSON FLOUR AND FEED STORE... For all kinds of Concrete Work m GEORGE BURT * f fflolo. The High Dollar for You Means. Success for Me Stoninaton. Colo. Phone. Call or write me «r mke c rpngemeiits at the t A Complete Line of Men’s and Bo js Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Caps, Shirts and Shoes. At Lowest Prices. Give Us a Call When in Lamar. Palace Clothier A. PULTZ 3ast Side 2 Doors South Citize n State Bank, LAMAR, COLO. |po=o=o=o» q To the Mr. 11(17 Farmer who is asking, “where 5 Dam I going to buy my Spring Hardware and Farm Tools” 11 THE JETT HARDWARE COMPANY £ HOC= IO ODOK o o H We are agents for the John Deere plow II line —the line without a comoetitor. We are II ' also agpnts for the best Farm Tractor in the 11 ? | world—The Mogul 81b. It is built by the 11 \ a International Harvester Co., and bears that 9 SS unlimited guarantee. We also handle the 2 m ! Rock Island tillage tools, the best, known line || f in the west. The Baine, Birdsell and Weber II } are go.id wagons too Try us for prices on 11 Barb wire, Lumber and Implements. We 11 k ! ship in full carload lots. Our goods are guar- M Q anteed. g i I >o=o °=o«^ g QUEENSWfIRE and eHUVHWARE Q Lumber Yard and Tin Shop jjj 1 tfc SPRINGFIELD, COLORADO <* r- - C. G. Kckles, Pres. Laura Holt, Vice Prea. Sam Holt, Cashier FIRST STATE BANK ■KgSE 1 Springfield Safety deposit boxes for rent. Capital Stock $10,000.00 Surplus Funds $5,000.00