The Julesburg grit-advocate., May 22, 1919, Image 2

About The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972

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At last we Rsve succesded in getting another caricad of
seven Fordson Tractors. At the present date there are two
of thess net centracted for. If you want one of these, now
is your chamsn.
The Julesburg Motor Co.
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country and the enormous increased demand from Europe
to rebuild the vast areas devastated by war are certain to
mean higher prices for lumber for at least five years.”
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Get our prices before buying elsewhere.
OVID LUMBER COO.
J. A. RUNDALL, Manager.
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: GEORGE H. THOMPSON
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Have you seen the tire work that we are |
turning out these days? Blowoutsarere
paired so smoothly that you can hardly
find the repaired spot. If you wish your
tires retreaded, we know we can please
you, for we have pleased many others. ‘
FOR REAL SERVICE,
however, we recommend the
Gates Process
of making new tires out of old ones.
When we give youa GATES Job you have
a tire as good as new with a 3500 mile
guaraatee against punctures and blow
outs. Let us put GATES half-soles on
your old tires and you will see what free
- dom from tire trouble they will bring you.
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" The Julesburg ‘Motor Co.
JULBSBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE
- JULESBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE
f P. R McDOWELL, Owner And Publicher |
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Ene cingle lnsertion; 20 advertisement lass thes 35 csnts por wesh;
Slasifoss Lessls 10 conts por Bas; Wast-Ads—Oue Cont por Werd No'
efvertissments less thes 35 csnts per veek 1
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a8 efmissien is cherged. Lagal peblications st legal rate. |
THE ART OF FORGETTING
What & blessing 1t is that we cam
forget. Today's troubles look very
large, but 8 week hence they will be
forgotten and buried. Says ome writ
er: “If you would keep a book and
czily put down the things thst worry
you, and see what becomes of them,
't wopld beneft you” We allow
tnings 0 annOy US, just as we allow a
fiy to settle upon us and plague us;
and we lose onr:zmpen;ndmdl“
out of balance |
But f we could see what it was
that threw us off ov: talance before
‘breakfast. znd pot it dowm I 8 Httle
bk zndéd fJlow #t up and follow 1t
out, &nd ascertam what beqomes f |
it, we would see what fo0!c we were in
the matter.
The art of forpetting is a blessed
art, but the art of overlooking is just
z¢ important And if ae shouid take
nmewvfiudmtheoficia.m]
gress and outcome of our trouble, it
would make us ashamed of the fuss'
we make over them and we lbouldj
be gizd to drop such things and bury
them at once in eternz] forgetfulness. |
Life is too short o be worn out in |
petty worries, frettings, hatreds nndl
vexations, i
THE SPAN OF LIFE
Mar. that is born of his parents is
of a few days and full of microbes.
STEWART
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SMITH
all kinds of
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
let us figure with you
W. S. Martin, Mgr.
W. M. LABAREE
JULESBURG, COLO.
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thickness, ‘
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separator, of whatever make.
Full speed is the
surance of hfl.ap-;:y-:
| Every De Laval pow has a
Bell Speed-Indicator. The bell
. wamns you if the handle is going
round too sowly. You can't
be mistaken about it.
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much to the value o} the De
Laval Separator.
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SOONER OB LATER YOU WiLL BUT A
He goetk w 0 school when & youngster
land gets the seat of his parts paddied
for something he didn't do until he is
sick st beart. He groweth up like 3
weed In the back yard, and soon resch.
| €s the age when be is composcd large-
Iy of feet, freckles and appetite.
About the time he gets too lung for
short trousers and mot long encugh
for long ones he goeth away to col-|
legz. learneth how to monkey with a
tzree dollar mandolin and play whisky
peker. He cometh home m bigger
foc] than ever and marrieth a sweet
young thing whose pa is supposed to
be wealthy, but whom be subsequent-
Ir ascertaineth, couldn't buy a prize
roostey at a counmty fair,
He worrieth along from year to
}yez.—. gradually acquiring offsprings,
unill his house resembles Sunday
®choo! class just before Christmas. He
fretteth through the day and lieth
awzke at nights trying to keep him
self and his dependent population out
¢f the poor house. Efforts are re
wzred by having his daughters run
awzy and get married and bring him
home a nice son-in-law every few days
to fezst at his board.
Hiz sons grow up and call him
“zovernor” and set him back a five
spot every day om two.
About the time he has acquired
enough lucre to make it worth while
for his heirs to quarrel over, he con
tracis the “flu” and is hurried away
before he has time to have a talk with
his family. His sons blow in his es
tzte on palm beach suits and coca cola,
znd his wife puts the finishing touch
es 10 hic career by marrying the hiredl
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
The Denver office of the Federal
€mployment Service has made exten
sive plans to handle the farm help
situation in the State.
Letters of inquiry addressed to the
“SERVICE”, asking for farm help
Buy a home now in Cheyenne County, Colorado, where land is still
cheap and can be beught on easy terms?
Weownseveralthonsmdmofthhf-filemirielmdtlutmm
sell at prices ranging from $15.00 to 35.00 per acre.
To you, who have not been able befors to buy a choice piece of this
isyouropportunitytomhonthemgoorqnstncuy' choiegmm-
Mhndilboundtodoubhortfifleinvdneintbenm teen
month-mdheerhin!:aldoinvuunentforeithuthemuht:r%th.
home-buyer.
Ninety-five cent of the men who have investigated this coun have
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this season. :
The altitude at Cheyenne Wells (County Seat of Cheyenne County) is
a trifle under 4,000 feet above sea level.
Good pure water is obtain: edheteatadepthvlmng’ from 60 to 150 f¢.
The day of the cattle man is and the farmer is mow getti started
to raise wheat and corn and otg’e:t grain crops ‘which do exg;:h.'gdy well
with proper cultivation.
Our soil is a black clay soil, covered with heavy buffalo
is entirely free of magnesta and rocks. #rass Sodiand
Our seasons are some what longer than in Sedgwick Coun
180 miles straight south of Julesbgrg. Every one is tmfit:r‘:ig :::
rapid strides of progress that Sedgwick County, Colorado and Deuel County
Nebraska, have made in the past three and four years, and have seen the
land jump by leape and bounds from $lO.OO and 15.00 to almost the $lOO.OO
per acre mark.
There is absolutely no reason why this Cheyenne County land will not
do the same thing, as we have almost thgn;usoil, same amount of rain
fa]l, and other comditians, the same as exist in Sedgwick Gounty. We make
a trip fro-tr.{uhs};:rz e:oery 'etfikh“d ‘&i; be gl?dtto have you make an
inspection trip with us to see countxy, and let us prove to
thigeics the place, and now is the time to buy land. AR
WriteorCallonF.l!.GlmON,Loulqm Julesburg, Colosade.
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“We Own the Land We Sell.”
Cheyenme Well, Rl oot g e e o Colorade
For the Hot Summer Months
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INSTALL AN OIL STOVE
s 5181 432 2 o e s
fortable Intchen. Come in and see the Puritas
and New Perfection in action.
A REF NG£RATOR
o fogll ok Rkgg F o g
P White Enamel lined refrigerators—from $19.00 up.
GOOD HOSE |
faen st et o sot
z: garden hese for $7.00. Guaranteed .&— z
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AN ELECTRIC IRON
will add to your comfort. No waiting for the irems
to beat on the hot stove—just turn on the switeh
and fron in ease. mmnu Point Irea $6.50.
The Bay State Iron, $.75
TRACTOR OILS AND SUPPLIES
Polarine, Stanoline, Oil Pull and Maco Tractor ofls,
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Hardware =g Seeds
will be immediately taken care of.
Special attention is being paid by
the “SERVICE” to the needs of re
turned Soldiers and Sailors. On farms
where returned Soldiers and Sailors
are preferred, the orders will be filled |
with attention given to this preference.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
| Sunday scheol every Bunday mese
|ing at 10 A. M. in the distrist comst
{room of the court house. Everybedy
|invited. Communien and Bible Stady
‘iuul.l. Bible Stady every Wed
| nesday night.