The Democrat-herald., September 30, 1921, Image 1

About The Democrat-herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1919-19??

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VOL. X.XIII. No. 52
. 1
...SUIT SPECIALS...
We have just received a large ship
ment of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits.
These Suits are of the best materials and
styles and patterns.
For the next tan-days we are making
a special price cn these suits and if you
are planning on getting yourself a new
suit you will find here the kind you want ■
at prices to suit yju. You can find suits |
priced at this special sale from $l5 to
$25 and good ones.
SPRAGUE-HOBBShk
CLOTHING COMPANY In County ;
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Springfie id, Colorado
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SHOE & HARNESS REPAIRING
Likewiie auto topj, or anything in sowing or pegging.
You’ll be pleased and come back. First-Cias* Work
—v GIVE ME A TRIAL
W. A. Wilson Yvamr Springfield, Colo.
Notice!
The Baca county Holiness!
association will hold its annual
camp beginning Saturday night
Oct., Ist four and one half miLt,
sooth and twenty-one west ot
Springfield, one and a half s* uth
and five west of Joycov Every
one is cordially invited. All oay
services Sunday
R. 11. H >b s left Monday for
Delhi, Coorado to look after
some business interests he has
over there.
I ...SHOE 5... |
A new Hue of RAIN-R-SHIWE |
l seboel shoe* for children have \. *
\ !* , arrived. We have them in all
I w Bring in the Chil-
J r .4- dren and let us fit
them out in school \
FREE L.
Tablet and Pencil with every
Pair of School Shoes soU.
Truax Mercantile Company
Our Motto: “Year Mi-r.ey’* Worth or Yuur Mouey Back. jj
THE DEMOCRAT-HERALD
SPRINGFIELD, BACA COUNTY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1921
YOU HAVEN’T SEEN COLORADO UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN BACA COUNTY
FINE PIANO BARGAIN
i VVehiv.' a high g-acie piano
istoivd in Ltirms which must he
soil or moved at Once. For
i ,'iuick sale to re iablc party, will
i greatly saciilice price. Terms if
idesired. Write for particulars
to Tile Denver Music Company,
Denver, Colorado.
A large truck load of Baca
j County product■» left last Friday
for Pueblo where they will be on
'exhibition at the State Fair,
LYRIC
THEATRE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.
8 REELS
“The Iron Strain.” A 6 reel
Northwestern feature with Dus
tin Farnam. This Dan unusual
ly good program.
A 2 reel comedy, “She's A j
Vamp” with Mattie Roubert. |
ISc and 25c
SATURDAY, OCTOBER I
“Upstairs and Down,” Srealsl
with Olive Thomas, I.yric’s fav- |
orite comedy drama player. A I-1
ways a full house when Olive l
Thomas plays.
15c ami 25c
Kiddies under 12 free Saturday
night at big 7 reel show, 5 reels
Olive Thomas in “Upstair. and
Down.” 2 ree's Charlie Cnaplin.
Nj«v children bi good obey your
parents, for listen; all children
under 12 accompanied by both
parents will get free ticket to
big show. No matter how maoy
children there are <f both ; Brents
buy u ticket at 25c the cliildreu
get a free pa-s
Meeting On Proposed Railroad.
There was a railroad mention
on the prepo ed line trom Dal
hart to Lamar hold in Spring
lirld Tuesday night. Ttie'e waa
nothing definitely attainted but
there wi'l be a meeting ib Lamar
in the near future which will
determine more about it
| This proposed railroad will be
a great tiling for Springfield and
j vicinity as it will give a direct
route thru to the coast. Let
everybody boost fur it because uo
one can do any harm by boost
ing or any good by knocking.
Estray Notics
One l) year mare mule, branded
Tj. One 3 year old horse mule,
I branded One blue gray horse
branded T.,J. One sorrel horse,
| ear mat ked in left ear. Liberal
I reward.
C. H, Tipton.
4tp Denra, Coin.
Quite a number took a trip
around the world last Thursday
night at the Methodist church
and ah reported as having a
g -eat timp,
American Legion Con
vention Soon
Kansas City, Sopt.. 2b. —Kan
sas City an h have rolled up their
sleeves and doffed their collaih
preparing the stage for the big
gest convention and flying circus
ever staged in the United States.
All is ready to entertain the
100,000 delegates and visitors ex
pected to attend thin annual
| American Legion Convention
[October 31. November 1 and 2,
[and the Flying Club of Kansa. u
! City has raped off u monster av
jitiion field on which the Legion's
first aerial meet will he held.
With more than a score of
I World War heroes —leaders of
| the Allied armies—and President
Harding on the urogram, legion
naires and their families and
friends in all parts of the United '
States are preparing to attend i
the convention.
Itailrwis in all parts of the 1
cod ll % s h ive reduced faros to 1 j
cent a mile for the
delegates. Tim convention Ilous- j
ing Committee, anticipating one
of ihe largest assemblages ever
gai tiered in a western city, has
made elaborate preparations to
C-iie for ilie visitors. Hotels,
| clubs, IwdUand homes have been
len luted by the committee to aid
tin housing the visitors.
Interest centers in the Fiying
Club’s aerial circus and derby
program of eleven events, which
is designed nut only to entertain
the vast crowds, hut also to dem
onstrate the pi ogress of aviation
since the close of the war,
Colorado Must Aid This
Cause Immediately.
Denver, Sopt. 27 —When lives
are to be saved thtre is little
time for thought. Action must
meet the need as quickly as the
mind can work. Winter is at
hand. It takas 60 days for
steamers to get food to the starv
ing, dying Armenians. Colo
rado is to send 35 carloads of
grain. The grain must be col
lected immediately.
Thruout the state farm orga
nizations are at wo r k and the
great public school system, thro
I the Superintendents and the
rural teachers, i 3 reaching th«>us
ands of childru . awakening in
their h arts Sjm,._.iiy lor tin
children of farmers across th«
seas, wno are in such desperate
need.
Over 42,000,000 bushels o
wheat, corn, barley, and oat
are being harvested in Colored
this year. One bushel fron
every thousand bushels grown
that is ell that is asked. Tna
will furnish Colorado’s quota o
35 carloads.
Not a bushel will be 3old t.
covei expenses of collection ana
transportation. Every bushel
will be shipped Immediately to
the Near East. There will not
be the deduction of a single toll
or the los; of a pound. Be as
suredof the honesty of this plea,
of the devastating need, of ih„
unimpeachable character of thosu
who guarantee that every grai
donated to this cause will bo sen
to the starving people of th<
Near East.
Surely Colorado can send 3;
carloads of grain when lowa i:
to send 292 carloads, Illinois 2 7!
Kansas 201, and South Dakots
107,
The railroad transportation o
the grain to the seaboard wil
cost Colorado nothing. lia
I fund is taken Care of. Gr.di
| and beans are asked and now i
• the time to give.
zL Safeguarding y our J
ju Morx ' y jl
TV, The best protection tar \ \
your pocket book is the
service of s good bank
Money deposited with us is safe.
More than that it is ACTIVE. It is
useful. A surplus account is building
prosperity for your community as
well as making money for you.
To make your money as USABLE
to you as if it were right in your
own home yet as SAFE
Jda as if it were in the United
j|R. i States Treasury that
' * •• our function, our am
\ Come in and find out
how easily you can get
this service.
MaKjt Thi j Saa< Jlour B«jf Sentfant
Owra m Acssanf whft Vi Tmdmy fiOXlf /
FARMERS STATE BANK
SPRINGFIF.D. COLORADO
Lyric Thsatre Shows Fine Picture, j
Mary Bickford in “Daddy Long
Legs” at the Lyric theatre last
Tuesday night was one oi the
b. st pictures that we have over
had a chance to witness. There
were more laughs and ate \
crammed in it than any one pic-1
ture ever produced.
Mary Bickford who is kno vu '
las “Americas' Sweetheart” car.
play the part of a small gir!
uetter than any other actress
ever shown. And she was at
her best in this picture which
every one c mid s«*e and which
she says herself.
Tho house was crowded to it.
fullest and everyone received \
a good healthy laugh and lot of
good from the picture.
The Lyric is to bo congr.'tu
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J. W. MILLER GARAGE j
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Automobiles Overhauled j
and Repaired 1
♦
First Class Service With A Smile J
U. S. L. Storage Datterie?. Motor Oils and Greases. |
Under Now Management, 1
R. C. HOUSEHOLDER. j
--THE--
1921 COLORADO STATE FAIR
( Starts Stptcmber 26, In Pueblo With
FIVE BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS
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l,) Of Fun and Amusement, With tne Most Wonderful Govern
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muni Displays Ever Shov.n.
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r | Kccuceci Passenger anti Freight Kates
11 I On Ail Railroads.
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$1.50 Per Year.
j lated on vetting such p fine
picture and they have many
more in the near future which
are the latest and best out.
The next high class picture
will be “Once to Every Woman’'
some viiii" in October.
Taxpayers!
I desire to call your attention
to the fact that the tax sale list
for the year of 3920 must in
the hands of the printer by
October 10th. Those who wish
lo pay their taxes and avoid ex
pensive advertising o f their
! properly w»ll pfi*a*«- attend to
j this pr‘. jr to October Bth.
Alice Jack Young,
County Tre isurer.