Cheyenne Wells record., June 01, 1922, Image 5

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jjjfl Dry land red soil Burbanks, sorted &
10 ■ and sprouted, per hundred $2.25 I
10 Bulk lard Iscts per pound in our meat department. We Y
ioB carry a full line of meats that is the best obtainable |
SpHere are a few items from our Grocery Department %
Peaches 75 Oranges, per doz . 35 *j*
Ot Apricots 90 Four lbs Sweet spuds 25 *t*
, Gallon Blackberries 100 Two 17 1-2 oz Pork & Beans 25 &
Gallon Cherries 100 One lb sifter can pure Pepper 40 o
Gallon Bartlett Pears 95 One-half lb 20 V
oz can Apple Butter 25 22 oz jar prepared Mustard 25 ¥
■ Good bulk Cocoanut. per lb— 35 Two lbs good candy 36 Y
I Suits For Boys and Girls I
s HVe have a fine line of plain and fancy Slip-overs for %
NB the children. Now is the time to huy them j
■Jars and Jugs, all kinds and all sizes *k
■ Don’t Forget Your Coupons For Silverware X
■ OUR TRADE MARK X
■ “QUALITY AND SERVICE, AND WE HIT THE MARK” X
I CURTIS & SON |
■Cheyenne Wells. - - Colorado %
H THE I
■agricultural i
H PROTECTIVE |
■ ASSOCIATION 1
a standing reward of |
■ $lOO
IH' the conviction of any |
found guilty of de- ; 1
farm property or '■ '■
machinery or tools X
|Ht about their premises ?
[SAMSON 1
I 3- 4 Ton Truck
$696.00
I F. 0. B.
I Cheyenne Wells, Colorado
I A farm truck should be just as useful in the fields as on the Highway
I —every day in the year. You should be able to depend on it for
I uninterrupted service.
That is what makes the SAMSON 3-4 TON TRUCK so practical.
It is mechanically dependable and it will go anywhere any time.
Strength and balance have been substituted for costly weight in this
truck. It is simple to drive and cheap to maintain because it stays
on the job. It is complete for all farm transportation. Let me run a
SAMSON TRUCK out to your place and see it in action.
WM. T. HOLLENBAUGH
Tiiimir ussssittti t T-*‘*»***»**— * massssssssssss
Wanted:—To buy baby buggy
Phone 140.
On Monday evening at the
Rialto theatre the 1922 Senior
class gave their play entitled
“Ruth In A Rush” and was wit
nessed by one of the largest aud
iences we have ever saw at a
performance of this kind. The
High School orchestra furnished
appropriate music for the occas
ion which was thoroughly en
joyed by jiH.
Fresh strawberries twenty
cents a quart at the Liberty
market.
In order to keep in pace with
the number of sales going mi in
this city, W. T. Hollenbaugh
! decided to be in on the movement
' and yesterday doeed a deal with
l E. J. Harris whereby the latter
party becomes the owner of the
Hollenbaugh garage and business
Notice
The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Cheyenne
Wells Coop. Mere Co will be held
at the Farmers hall Sat June Brd
2 p. m. For the election of Board
of Directors and transacting
such other business as may come
before the meeting.
- WANTS --
Wanted:—A girl for general
house work. Inquire of V.
H. Johnson. 9tf
For Rent:—A. good office rodm.
Inquire at tne Valore Hard
ware Co. 40tf
We are now making daily, rye
flour, graham flour and corn
meal, its fine. Order some to
day from the Cheyenne Wells
Elevator company. 48tf
Spring and summer hats for
ladies and children. Pre war
prices. Mrs. Eva Herrick, 7tf.
For Sale:—Three registered An
gus bulla from one to five years
old extra good ones, also some
good work teams Percheons,
weighing from 1200 to 1500.
well broke and grained will sell
at hard times prices. Matt
Holcomb, Weskan. Kans. 9-4 t
Best rendered lard 15cts per
pound at the Liberty Market
For Sale:—My 30-60 Rumle.v
tractor and eight bottom plow
with stubble and breaker bot
toms; and one Aultman Tay
lor threshing machine, 36 inch
cylinder. Inquire of A. L.
Bhrader, Chappell, Nebr. 50-13 t
Ship your
CHURNING CREAM
To Windsor Form Dairy, Denver 8 lOt
For Sale:—Several good work
horses and mares, also a few
good brood sows. Inquire of
L V. Hudson. 6tf
For garden tracts; houses, sum
mer cottage size; write C.
F. Lvoni. 901 Gas & Electric
Bldg., Denver, Colo. 6tf
For good tractor oils and grease
at prices that are right, go to
the Hollenbaugh garage. stf
Good office rooms for rent over
Dutton’s Pool Hall. Write C.
F. Livoni, 901 Gas and Elec
tric Building, Denver, Colo. 6tf
For Sale:—A couple of good
young milch cows. John King.
Estrayed:— Two black sows with
bob-tails, weight about 300 lbs,
one black sow weight about
600 lbs, anyone knowing their
whereabouts please notify Blod
gett & Stout, 7-tf
Dr. Henderson, the dentist will
be here again on Saturday and
Sunday, June 3rd, and 4th.
Strayed or Stolen:— May 21,1922
Fourteen head of horses, viz:
Bay mare, weight 1,500: with
white face, two bay mares one
with spot in face, weight 1500;
black mare, shod in front,
weight 1600; bay mare, weight
I, dark brown gelding, bald
face,weight 1,300; white mare,
weight 1,300; dark bay mule,
weight 1,000; red mule, weight
1,760; black two year old with
bald face, flax mane and tail;
none of the above are branded.
Also two yearlings bay and
iron gray, black saddle horse
with blaze face, branded 5 re
verse G. Notify Bristol State
Bank, Bristol. Colo. 11-ltp
Will Lease:—For three years
grazing or crops, Sec. 315 44
$4OO, per year cash. Thos.
Morris 29 W. Erie St. Chicago,
111. 11-2tp
Taken Up:—One black gelding
with white face, rough built,
right hind foot white, foretop
clipped; one sorrel mare some
white in face three white feet
blocky built Both these horses
show harness marks. Inquire
of Geo. Hollingshead.
Our Bay
Registered
Belgian Stallion
Will make the season at our
farm (on the Terwilliger place)
three and one-half mies west
and one north of Cheyenne
Welle.
TERMS:—II2 to insure colt to stand
and suck. It mare is sold or re
moved from community, fee becomes
due and payable at once. Caro w ill
be taken to prevent aoeidents, but will
not be responsible should any occur.
BLODGETT & STOUT
104& OWNERS
& _JS
The Cheyenne County State Bank
"THE PIONEER BANK OF EASTERN COLORADO"
Capital and Surplus
$44,000.00
OFFICERS
J E Haves, President H C Nelson, Vice-President
J (J Milne. Cashier Jennie E Ross, Ass’t Cashier
Tj P Lenihan, Cashier P J Huben, Cashier
A Sure Way
'To save money is to put it in a bank.
It is not what you might have saved
that counts, it is what you did not!
Remember, when you spend a dollar
foolishly, you may be helping another
man place his foot above your own.
Cast Your Lot With A Good Insti
tution, and Begin Right Now!
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NOTICE j
Grain, Seeds, Flour and Feed Bought and Sold
Will buy and load on track at Arapahoe, First View, and
Arena, at any time. Highest prices paid and a square dea
to all at all times.
Always have a good supply of Hour and Feed on hand
Ciieyenne Wells Elevator
H. S. KETCHAM, Manager.
CHEYENNE WELLS PHONE 79 COLORADO
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jj All Work Guaranteed
I: Ladies Work A Specialty :
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I FRESH FRUITS
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AND VEGETABLES
3 Can be found at all times at the
j Liberty Market
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I On JUNE 15th ALL GOODS |
I will be CASH! We are un- |
M able to obtain goods on terms g
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I MUST SELL FOR |
I ’ CASH I
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