The Paonia newspaper., June 24, 1910, Image 5

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ITomorrow|| Satmrday 11
Is the Last Day of 1
THE BIG SALE I
Crowds Have Flocked the Store Every Day Since the Sale Began on the
(| 7th and Have Carried Away Thousands of Dollars Worth of Goods. IS
Hundreds of Splendid Bargains W
Await the People for Saturday and We are Prepared with a Large Force of Clerks to Wait on You. smm
This is the Last Chance to Buy Seasonable Goods with the
1 PRICES CUT AND SLASHED 1
Xg Until only the Small Change is asked for them. We promised that this should be the Greatest |K
W* Sale ever heard of in Paonia and We Have Kept Our Word. Come in Tomorrow, Saturday, and SR
See the Final day of this Stupendous Price Cutting and See the Crowds Carry Away the Goods. 11l
H THE MILLER MERCANTILE CO. 1
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Waller came up from Delta
on business Saturday.
Wn>. Tuttle and wife of Maher
w ere !*aoma visitor* yesterday.
H.C. Waffle came in trom Law
rence, Kansas, Thursday eveninc-
Miss Bessie Wiliey of Somerset
was shopping in Paonio Thurs- (
day.
Thomas l’aulos of Delta was a
Paonia visitor the first of the I
week.
F. G. Ketchum. who has been
the guest ol Wm Smith left Mon
day morning for hie home in
Kansas.
Miss Katherine Lund came in
from Denver on Wednesday even
ng's flyer to visit her mother and
brother.
Arthur Standish.an employee of
the Colorado telephone company,
returned to Delta Saturday after
a tew w eeks of business in Paonia.
Miss Kdna Mcßride left Tues
day morning for her home in
Rifle. Colo. Miss Kdna was one
of out High sdhool graduates this
year
Mr- Guy McCoy and little son
ol Crd.iredge. who have been vis
iting with Mrs. McCoy's aunt and
uncle, W. T. Bross and wile re
turned home Monday.
W. J. Carnine and wife returned
Monday evening from Grand
junction, where they were called
the first ol last week by the illness
of their daughter in-law, who
died last Thursday evening of
appendicitis.
THE PAONIA MARKET
J. C DOWDELL, Prop.
The very beat Freah and Salt Meata, Lard, Canned
and Luncheon Gooda. Freah Fruits in Seaaon
VISIT OUR STORE
NEXT DOOH TO OATITYRk,
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Mrs. K H Fluallcn went to
Somerset Thursday to visit her
husband.
Theo Roebcr war» a business
visitor to the county *eat Satur
day last.
Harvc Sart. road overseer ol
the Hotchkiss district, was :n our
valley Sundav.
A. Louis and wife left Saturday
morning after spending a week in
Paonia. Mr. Louis engineered
the big sale at the Miller Mer
caniile company’s store.
Mesdames H. L. Hussorg and
Laves. Misses Louise Klatt. Win
I me Wheeler and Pauline Bcmis
were outgoing passengers on
Monday’s train for Greeley, Colo.,
where they will attend a short
session of the summer school.
The recital given at the opera
house Tuesday evening by Misses
Lula Kpen and Kthel Avise, as
sisted by Miss Sadie McLean,
who gave a number of piano sc
lections, was highly entertaining
and well rendered to a small, but
very appreciative audience,
George Young the 16 year old
son of Mrs. Jarvis, met with a
very serious accident Thursday
morning. He was an employee at
the Nelson tiros, saw mill, on
Hubbard creek, and while running
the box saw he caught his left
hand, mangling two of his fingers
so badly that it was necessary to
have them amputated.
CITY BUSINESS
Paonia. Colorado. June 21, 1910
The Board of Trustees >( the Town
of Paonia. Colorado, met in regular
seas ion on the above data and vas
called to order by the mayor. On roll
call the following reajHjnded;- Mayor
Nelson. Trustees;* Hawkins. Hufty,
Bryant, Baker and Caste!!.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Petitions of the property owners on
Main Ave. north of .id St. asking for a
four inch water main was read and
referred to the water committee.
Petition of J. F. Wakefield for a re
newal of his license on the pool room
was read and on motion duly seconded
was granted.
The water committee reporter! they
had Mr. Shallenbergejr go over the
i specifications with them anti they find
] them approximately correct. On
motion duly seconded the clerk was in
. struct**! to advertise for bids for ex
! cavating, for furnishing the cement,
sand and gravel, according to specifica
tions, delivered on the ground. Will
consider bids on any one or all. all to be
under the direction of a superintendent,
to be employed by the town, he to bl
under the direction of the water com
mittee. The town reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Putting in
the material to be done by days work.
The water committee recommended
that the town lease the Wannemaker
reaervoir for one year at a rental of
one hundred dollars. On motion duly
seconded the lease was ordered execut
ed.
The street and alley committee re- i
ported that they did not believe thai .
the proportions of sand gravel, and ;
cement were sufficient in the street and
alley crossings. On motion duly second
ed they were instructed to confer with
the town attorney. ;ind if -they find the
ordinance defective, to prepare an
amendment and present it at the next
meeting.
On motion duly seconded the marshal
was ordered to collect all water rents
according to ordinance. If the water
rents are not paid by the 10th of the
month the water must be shut off. He
was also ordered to make a convass of
the town and find out all who are use
inp water and what they use it for.
On motion duly seconded the attorney
was instructed to prepare an ordinance
numbering all the lota in town, and
that all owners be required to place
numbers on their building*.
No other buaineaa appearing the
meeting adjourned subject to the call
of the mayor.
Attest.
J. H Hill, Recorder.
CutlNCt Numd, Meyer.
THE CAYETY
MRS. H. B. FRENCH, Prop.
Mr/ : g Pictures,
Illustrated Songs
Friday and Saturday Program
IN THK GREAT NORTHWEST:—Dramatic
IN THK SEASON OF BUDS;—Comedy Drama
ILLUSTRATED SONG
~Sweet Star of Love”
Two Shows Nightly
8:00 and 9:00 p. m.
\ Oc Only 1 Oc
C. C. VOLK
PLASTERING CONTRACTOR
Bath Room Tiling a Spciaity
Let M© Figure With Vou
All Work Guaranteed The .3est
Residence Bros? House
CO-OP PHONE Black 922 COLO PHONE NO. 31
1 It's a Worthy Effort I
For parents to assist the health of children's teeth. The im
portanee of gixxl teeth, strong teeth and healthy teeth usually
does not concern children. The proper time to begin to save
teeth, is u-hen decay begins and thus preserve the desirable
elements of real teeth.
Children, who groic to be men and u-omen.twililbe glad for
the advice and alterations I have given'lthem while young
Call today with that son .1 talk about good teeth will be
more interesting than his talk about pain.
| A. A. KING, Dentist |
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