The Paonia newspaper., October 14, 1910, Image 5

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Wi itl i Dillon in the Dead
■■ lIN THE -rr- .
KR E n l’l AX () CONTEST
With $1,350.60 in Coupons, the M. E. Sunday School a close second with
$l, Yj 5.60 and the Callander Sisters a very close third with $1,139.80.
be: low we: give; a list of all the: otheir oonteistamts
G K \\ i $(>S 45 Opal Rosencrans §45.15 Mabel Clark SlSlio
Chii'iMn ■ 1 n 1-s'j Amy Harbour 1105 Winnie Wheeler 700
Iya Snu" . jj a. Chase 00 Gertie Kruger 50 '
L'lrena \\ "’5 Lottie Reynolds 25 Alta Beezley 25
Bethal C.! 05 Lena Stewart 25 Alice Hill 10
~\\T E congratulate all those who are taking part in this grand prize and wish to say to those who are
' ’ in the lead that they must not get over confident as many a race has been won on the home
stretch by the unexpected one. Now is the time for all of you to get busy by getting your friends to help Parfsiana Reducing Corset
Nr T y OU out by doing their trading with us for cash and saving the coupons for you. =■
L. _______ - STYLE No. 555
\J C- • 1 IT 1 * n • y—nPHE best Corset made
mms We Have Special Values in Parma Corsets rm Lzsz. rr
fWW Prices, $l.OO, $1.75 and $3.00 iJk
\ ' 11/l 1 / Everyone Guaranteed r^rJVtZ
h !' '■ •/> domen. Made of a good
Double Value in Coupons for One Week on Al( Ladies Suits. Coats and Furs .v quality Coutil, double
I [* ii side steels, 6 hose sup
s . We Solicit Your Patronage and Guarantee Satisfaction pair warranted to give
a « i satisfaction.
McClenathan Mercantile Company, - F ~ KINDALL ’ Mgr -
CO-OP PHONE, STORE NO. 17 RESIDENCE NO. 2-L
PERSONAL MENTION.
O B Conner of Olathe was at
tending to business here VVednes
day.
H. A Richardson, horticultural!
inspector, was in our valley this
week.
H. K Storm and wife of Grand .
Junction were PlOlkil . VIS tOTf
Tuesday
Vernon Warnock and Harold
Fisk were Hotchkiss visitors last
Saturday.
George Mundiy left for Denver
Monday where he will spend a
couple of weeks.
Chas. Keller of Redland mesa i
came up Wednesday to visit with
friends on German mesa.
W B. Knell departed the first
of the week for Lo* Angeles.
Calif., where hr will spend some
time.
Arthur Major departed last
Saturday morning for port Col
lins where he will enter the Agri
cultural college.
Mrs. A. Winn left on Wednes
day morning's train for sunny
California where she will spend ihc
winter with relatives.
The two Miss-s Ctouch, who
have been visiting with their
uncle Mr E holt left Thursday
morning for their home in Ne
braska.
H. S Spencer left Saturday
morning for the Junction where
he will join his wite and daughter
prior to their departure for San
Diego, Calif.
Miss D«ssa and Master Paul
Farmer left yesterday morning
for Fresno, Calif , where they will
join their mother, Mrs. Harry
Martin, who has been a resident
of Fresno for several months.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Cood Books to read. Welborn’*
Circulating Library.
For Sale: A good milch cow.—A.
DcF Armstrong. Phone 26 F.
//itylers Candies. Fresh at
If 'FLB<)lt.\~S.
Money to loan- John H. Moore.
K remedy building, Paonia, Colo
Insure wit h The Largest Fire
Ins Agency in Paonia. The
Verncr Ins ami Rralty Co
Fred Wyman wi n a passenger
on Sunday morning’s flyer for
Denver.
J R. Verncr was a Tuesday’s
passenger for several Colorado
! points on political business
j. M Burkart nd daughter
came in from Di v*r Tuesday
evening to look . cr the ranch
I here.
Mrs. K. H. Robinson, graduate
of the School of Oratory. North
western University, will take pu
pils in Expression and Dramatic
Art.’ 10-21
For Sale: —A bunch of stock
hogs at my ranch at mouth of
Muddy. For information call and
see or write E. D. Redman, Som
| erset, Colo. 11-2tp
For Sale: —At my residence 2
! miles north east of Hotchkiss, on
the old Dunn place, between this
date and Oct. 22, 1 team of mares
weight 1100 each, 1 set double
harness, 1 set single harness. 1
nearly new S inch Studebaker
a rtfon, 100 feet 26-inch woven
wne pig fence, 1 good milch.cow.
Household goods including brass
bed, book case, dining room
chairs, new pillows, cook stove,
and many other articles.
10 2t J. L. Woodworth
Money to loan—John H Moore,
Kennedy buildirg. Paonia. Colo.
Ten aerm, all tu cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
C. CL Hawmnh
Miss Irena Brown, her daughter
Mrs. Minnie Coons and grand
daughter. Miss Martha Coons, lett
tor their home in Maxwell, Nebr .
last Thursday morning after a ten
days' visit with Mrs. Brown’s
brother. Noah Line who she had
not seen tor twenty-five years
Mr. and Mrs F C Donath and
•the twin b ys returned home to
Winona. Minn . > inday morning
after a visit ot several weeks’ with
Mr Donath's sister. Mis. YV. J.
Ax ford.
NOTICE
All persons indebted to The
Miller Merc. Co. I’iease call and
settle, as «: must close up our ac
counts before the end of the year
A Good Position
Can Ih* had by ambitious young
men and ladle* In the Held of ••\Vlre
le**” or Hallway telegraphy. Since
tlie S-hour law became effective, and
*lnce the wlrele** companle* are e*-
tahllnhlng Mtatlon* throughout the
country there 1* a gr»*at Hhortage of
telegrapher*. Poeitlou* pay ln*gln
ner* from s7<> to s:*oper month, with
good chance of advancement. The
Xattotfhl Telegraph Inatltute of
Portland, Or*.. operate* *lx official
Institute* In America, under *uper
vlslon of K. K. and Wireless off rials
and places all graduates Into posi
tions. It will pay you to write
them for full details.
C. B. HAMILTON, Dentist
Careful Attention Gives to all
Classes ol Dental Work
Call - or Phone for APPOINTMENT
HOURS—B *. m. to sp. m.
Office In KKNNXIIY HUIUIINO
CO-OP PHONE tlraude Avenue
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I ConiDfi Livery, Feed anil Sale Stable
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♦ TRANSFER IN CONNECTION |
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| FEED and COAL j
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J On and after the first day of November, Feed and Coal J
i will be strictly cash, as our profits are so small and we are 4
t compelled to pay cash (or everything we buy The tollcw- j
♦ ing are a few reasons why it is cheaper for you to pay cash j
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t Ist Buying on tine you pay the bills ot those who don't pay. i
♦ 2nd We will sell chuper for cash than we could on tine. +
| 3rd We will pay tie best cash prices on all yoor merckaiise. ±
t 4th We will kite tke cask to pay for feed wkea it is tke cheapest, +
t sth Yu will get the benefit ef the cost of collections. t
| 6th WE WILL SELL FEED CHEAPER THAN ANY ONE CAR ON TIME. |
X We appreciate the business we have had in the past and $
T hope you will remember where you can do the best for your +
| money in the future. X
T Come in and get our prices before buying elsewhere. 4
j Paonia Feed And supply Company. |
| G. C. OWEN, Prop. |