The Arvada enterprise., March 27, 1924, Image 5

About The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970

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Sunnybrook CREAMERY BUTTER SSR RR RS A
pure BULK LARD, perpound ________________________ Iss¢c
Bulk ROLLED OATS, 10 pounds for-___________________ 40c
Bulk COCOA, per pound ———___________________________ 15¢c
FIG BARS, perpound ________________________________ 15c
Bulk PEANUT BUTTER, Best Quality._________________ 25¢
} “Bulk MACARONI, three pounds for____________________ 25c
Bushel Baskets GANO APPLES.________.______________sl.2s
" Gallon cans TOMATO KETCHUP _____ 117777777 7"""" g 0
| Large Bottles SOLITAIRE or LIBBY'S KETCHUP ________2s¢
" Large Bottles PREMIER SALAD DRESSING.--..____.__. 40c
Jonquil Assorted JAMS in Glasses, 22 ounce ____________ 29¢c
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Daily trips. Careful service. Give us your orders
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Public Sales| ExAeAa
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If you are thinking of CAMP NO. 6
having a sale, telephone || ect*:yv Tutaiey, N ot Biogi i
ARVADA 992-R-3 JOHN L. MILLER, 'Clerk
Lee Carner WANTED—I' will pay cash for
3 100 Goose Eggs
Auctioneer 12 Guinea Eggs
6 Peafowl Eggs.
JOE GILTNER
Paperlun.ing& P.in'in' Phone Arvada 992-Jll
All Work Guaranteed
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PHONE ARV. 223. W of all kinds. Ashpits cleaned.
Telephone Arvada 121. |
We will remove from your premises, FREE OF
CHARGE, any animals that are dead or past
their usefulness.
The Capitol Rendering Works
Phone Maih 3730, DENVER, COLO.
“ALL FOR ALL COLORADO"” ) 7
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With Men and States
Every man worth while stands for something. You know that kind of man the in
stant you see him. He is strong, foursquare and solid as a rock. And it's the same
with states—with the people of states. If the citizens of a commonwealth are strong,
cro‘renive and fir?nlz loyal to the community in which they live, the world séon
nows it and pays tribute. The world recoTnius that that state is going forward be
cause its confident, united, resourceful people are going forward! And new citizens
Loin the community, new capital flows in, new enterprises are established. That's the
ind of state Colorado shall be! Yes, when Colorado’s people stand together four
square, without jealousy, confident in their own strength and their own futyge!
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“ALL FOR ALL COLORADO”
SERVICES AT ARVADA CHURCHES
FOR SUNDAY AND THENEXT WEEK
Bible Thoughts for
This Week
Sunday.
THE CHRISTIAN'S MISSION:
reach, saying, The kingdom of
heaven 1s at hand. Heal the sick,
cleanse the lepers, ralse the dead,
cast out devils: freely ye have re
celved, freely give.—Matthew 10:
7.8
Monday.
SIN SEPARATES:—Your iniqul
tles have separated between you
and your God, and your sins have
hid his face from you, that he will
not hear.—lsalah 39: 2.
Tuesday.
LAW OF LOVE:—Love worketh
no ill to his nelghbour: therefore
love is the fulfilling of the law.—
Romans 13: 10,
Wednesday.
GOD LOVES THE GOOD:—
Truly God is good to Israel, even
to such as are of a clean heart.—
Psalm 73: 1.
Thursday.
TRUTH MAKES FREE:—Then
sald Jesus, If ye contlnue in my
word, then are ye my disciples in
deed; and ye shall know the truth,
and the truth shall make you free.
—John 8B: 31, 32,
Friday.
THE POWER OF THOUGHT :—
As he thinketh in his heart, so Is
he.—Proverbs 23: 7.
Saturday.
SUPPLY IS SURE:—Trust in
the Lord, and do good; so shalt
thou dwell in the land, and verily
.Ihnn shalt be fed.
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Arvada Baptist Church
Rev. W. F. Cole, pastor.
Bible school, 9.45 a. m.
Preaching 11.00 a. m.
B. Y. P. U, 6:30. Preaching at
7:30.
Subiccts for next Lord's day will
e
Morning sermon to) b, “in Heav
enly Fiaces.”
vea.ng sermon topiz, “The Need
of Visicn.”
B. Y. P. U. topie, “Climbing the
Ladder of the Three Wa”
A cordial invitation to all to wor-
Sp with us,
Prayer meeting every \Wednesday
evening.,
Wheatridge M. E. Church
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship at 11 o'clock. Epworth
League, devotional meeting and short
sermon, at 7:30 p. m.
All are cordially welcome.
Arvada Presbyterian Church
Rev. Clinton Reed, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing of the word at 11.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 8~
Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
Evening Service at 7:830. .
At the morning service we will re
member our Lord's dying love as we
gather at His table. As our Com
munion meditation, we will have for
our theme, “Why the Cross? Christ's
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Answer.” At this service we will re
ceive new members and admin’ster
Laptism. Le every member sit with
us at this feast of love., We also
cordinlly invite any who are not
members of our church but who trust
the Blood and Righteousness of the
Son of God to vartake with us of
His Supper.
In the evening, we will continuc
the zcries of sermons on “The live
Fssentials” o 3 declared by the last
General assenhlv, the subject being
*The Substitztional Atonement of
Christ.” At the mid-week service on
Wednesduy, April 2, we will studv
“The Abrahamic Covenant."” ‘
We find that Prof. I R. Dean's|
widress on ' :he Bible and Seience™ |
tast Thursday wight has made a cory |
fine impression on the community, |
and we arve glad that Dr. Dean is to |
address the high school at its fissem- |
bly Friday. |
We are very pleased to :mnnuncv‘
an eight-day meetine April 13 to 20, |
wi'ch will be conducted by Rev. W,
I Reed of rcuador, South America. |
This will be a union meeting of the|
Baptist and Presbyterian churches, |
and the whole community is invited |
{'o tterd. Mr. Reed is a brother oft
the prowor of the Proshyterian chorch
and has been in the missionary work
i Ecuador for twenty-five years
VMore detailed annotneement of these
sacetings will be given next week.
Ralston Presbyterian
Rev. Clinton Reed, pastor.
Sunday School at 2:156 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing of the Word at 3.
Midweek service for Prayer and |
Bible study, Thursday, 7.830 p. m. 1
Arvada Community Church]|
(Methodist Episcopal)
Rev. A. C. Hoover, pastor
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Shrine of St. Anne
I Father Benedict, Rector.
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. Sunday services:
Masses, 7.45 a. m. and 9.45 a. m.
| Mass daily at 8.00 a. m.
’ Christian Science Society
Sunday school at 9:30.
’ Christian Seience services are held
Sunday mornine at West First and
Adelaide streets at 11 o'clock. ‘
. Subject for next Sunday, “Reality”
Shows Progress Made in
Science of Telegraphy
London.—Striking evidence of the
advancement made In Invention during
1923 1s found In the recent exhibit of
telegraphic and other lustruments at
the British Lmperlal College of Sclence
and Technology.
The most notable deselopment is In
telegraphy ; delay in submarine cabling
has been largely ellminated by utillz
ing the actlon of light on selenium,
which responds so rapldly that the sig
nal sent out Is recorded even before
the full current has passed over the
wire.
A magnetic telegraphle drum re
corder Is shewn, capnble eof speeding
up messages to 1,000 words a minute,
This 1s effected by the current of
the incoming signal passing through
colls centained in a rapldly revolving
Irun drum and turning It Into a magnet
for a brlef space, thus attracting a
slight plece of Iron, shaped llke a
brake shoe. This operates a fine
syphon tube charged with ink, caus-
Ing it to record the signal on the paper
tape as it files past {t.
Another exhibit Is an*“undulator,”
or an Instrument used in high-speed
wireless tele, ru‘-hy. capable of print
{ng on an -.-nfllwm sllp of paper up to
300 words a minute.
Another device which appealed both
to laymen and professional 18 the com
plicated photographle apparatus for
taking motlon plctures at the rute of
5,000 a second,
War Veteran Wins Back
His Health and Bride
Geleshurg, HL~Three years ago
Capt. Paul L. Porter, who had sertoed
through the Warld war, \\n~‘|hru'\n
from o horse. His hack was hroken
The Injured otficer was taken to the
Walter Reed Nospltal, Washington,
where Miss Elizabeth Pumphrey of
I'|~rlh:|'.".‘. HL%an army nurse, wus ns
slgned.to his case. Amerlen's greatest
nu--lh'lg men sald he conld not live,
Lové®developed hetween the lwy.lu.u
eaptaln andghis earetnker, but e re
fused th marry bhecause of hts cond!
tlon, ;Iu Pumphrey took her charge
to a®Boxton hospitnl for n new treat
ment. Captain Porter, despalrifig of
recovering, returned to his home at
énleshurg to die,
Miss Pumphréy, refusing to glve wp
hopee, resigned from army service and
nedompanted him. In a few months he
had recovered to the extent of heing
üble to walk, and he and Miss Pum
phrey were married,
Pan Gold on Beaches
Moclips, Wash.—Scores of men nre
panning gold from the Washington
beneh sand, north of Queets, earning
on the nverage more than ordinary
wnges, The virgin gold s found In
nugeets about the size of wheat kep
nels, It I 8 generanlly belleved the pre
clous metal came from the Olymple
mountalng, nlthough some of the plae
er miners think n honanga 18 close by
the bench workings,
Saves Baby Sister
Loncaster, Po~-John Purks, ten
yeurs old, I Lancaater's youngest hero,
When nn ofl stove exploded a few days
ngo, the child, alone In the room,
crosmed the burning carpet and wrap
ping hix hanhy sister in a blanket car
rled her to sufety, She wuw nsleep on
n cot nenr the stove, Her bhed waw
nlmost In flames when her bhrother
mude the rescue, The hoy's hunds
were badly cut nnd burned.
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TAXPAYER'S PARTY
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—lf vou want Arvada made more advantageous |
for lu'nph' to live here, and your taxes reduced : ‘
Vote the Straight
I s Ticket!
axpayer's licket!
—This party insists on better conditions, and that
the taxpayers shall get value received for their
money.
FOR MAYOR:
GEORGE B. CAMPBELL
FOR TRUSTEES:
C. E. MAGGARD
A. J. MILLER
FRED G. TILLER
ALONG WEST 38th AVENUE
Dr. Henderson, district superin
tendent, will speak at the Wheatridge
M. E. church Sunday morning, March
30th. >
Miss Inez Smith of Boulder spent
her vacation with home folks.
L. L. Johnson spent last week at
hs home on West 38th avenue,the
University of Colorado having their
spring vacation at that time.
Miss Darlington of Denver spent
Friday evening at the C. C. Andrus
home.
Prayer meeting and the Sunday
school council held a joint meeting
Wednesday evening at the J. B, Tra
go home.
The Ladies’ Aid met last week in
Berkeley with Mrs. Grace Koneman
and this week Mrs. Hurt will enter
tani them at her home on West 32nd
avenue.
|
Mrs. George Allen is on the sick
list.
\
Leo Crites and wife of Denver
spent the week end at the Fred Tal
bott home.
At the close of this school year,
Mism Erma Eckhart will go east and
‘meet an aunt who will take her on
an extended trip to Europe. Miss
'Eckard is a senior in Wheatridge
‘hiuh school.
| : N
~ Miss Ina Felch and her mother
plan to return to their home in Ore
gon shortly. They have been spend
ing the winter with Mrs. Elkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Hassebroeck of West
38th avenue entertained friends
from Denver Sunday.
Miss Retha Johnson, instructor at
the Barnes Commercial college, was
out of school the first of the weck
on account of illness,
Thomas Rudisell of Berkeley vis
ited on West 38th avenue Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Al Talbott of Eliza
beth, Cole., visited with their sister,
Mrs. Ben Talbott the first of the
week, )
PUBLIC WILL NAME
WORLD FLIGHT CRAFT
Designated After Cities Se
lected by Straw Vote.
Washington.—The four alrplanes se
lected by the arimy nlr service for the
round-the-world flight will bear the
names of four leading Amerienn efties,
The ohject of the alr service In
deslgnnting these ships by name, in to
crente graater interest in the under
taking, "It Ix stuted. Just what cities
will be selected for the honor has not
been determined. In order to lend
zest to the contest, It in the Intention
of sir service oMcials to Invite the
newspapers of the country to ald In
the work of selection, and 1t Ils hoped
that the leading Journals will conduct
straw hallots for this purpose, ’
One plan put forth suggests that a
city from the nortfienst const, one from
the north centrnl horder, one from the
Pucific const nnd one from the Nouth
would make nn excellent combination
This would seem to Indicate the cholce
of New York, Chicngo, Sun Francisco
or Los Angeles, nnd parhaps New Op
lenny, though Atlunts might come In
for conslderntion am the representa
tive city of the South,
To Push Movement.
Chnmbors of commerce In the lead-
Ing cities of the country, regardless
of the likeliliood of the parent eity to
he selected, will he asked to get he
hind the movement and push it with
the newspnpers of thelr Immediate
Areas,
The plans selected for the recorq.
brenking flight nre known na “Dougian
World Crulsers.” They are conven
tiona!l type bil-planes having a long
non-stop flylng raunge and easy to
ninnenver into and out of small land
Ing areas
Each of these alrplanes welghs with
out pasoline, 01l or pnssengers, nbhout
4,208 pounds. Fully londed, the welght
Is nhout 830 pounds. Of the lond of
CALTO pounds, nearly 4,000 will he fuel
and oil. This amount of fuel and 01l
will allow o flight of approximately
2,200 milles
The engine used Is the lmproved
Liberty, welghing less than two pounds
per horsepower With wlde open
throttles, It develops 420 horsepower
and will earry the plane of more than
two tons nt o speed of nbhout 100 miles
per hour, This Liberty engine has
‘lu-c-n gr(mly tmproved over former
models; nlr Intake pnssages have been
\n-nrrnnmnl to prevent backfiring and
idunxur of fire. Gamollne pumps for
the carburetors are so fitted as to re
duce danger from gnsoline : under
pressure; stronger timing gedrs have
been provided to operate the two Igni
tlon systems, L
The fuselnge construction V steel
tubing welded and rlveted In place,
giving additlonal strength over the
usunl stick and wire-construction in
‘addition to freedom from warping and
loss of allgnment. The wings have a
span of 50 feet, nre T 4 feet wide and
have a total area of ahout TOO square
feet. They are of fuhrlc and wood,
‘The wings can he folded back, redue.
Ing the span to 20 feet, tor shipment
or storuge. The propeller, between six
and seven feet long, about six Inches
In width at the hub, tapers to a frac
tion of an Inch at the tips, and s com-’
posed of many pleces of selected wood,
‘.qud and pressed together, o
| Landing and Take-Off, "
~ The planes can be quickly ndapted
for landing nnd take-off on elther Inng
or water by a chunge from the 36 by
Binch wheels to pontoons. The pon
toons have n reserve displacement
of 85 per cent, bnsed on the maximum
welght of the plane
A totul of GOO gullons of gnsollne s
enrrled In six tanks; a 60. gallon grav-
Ity tank Is in the center section of the
upper wing; one of 150 gullons Is bhe
hind o fire wall In the rear of the en
glne; one of 100 gallons 1y beneath the
oor of the pllot's cockplt, and In the
butts of hoth lower wings are lunlu‘
holding 62 gnllons ench. Engine dreiv- |
enogenr putnps are provided to convey |
the fuel to the englne and o hand
putp for emergency use s loented lu‘
the cockplt. Firty gallons of lubrient-
Ing ofl are enrrled In two Intersection
nl tnnks connected together under the
engine,
Seal's Second Skin Finest.
Fine brown fur of the fur senl is
under o top skin that Ix stiff, conrse
and gray In color and which Ix tnken
off v uen preparing the skins for the
ket
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Estimates l"urninhwrl Vli-';lm
Phone GALLUP 1643
E. W. CLINCHY
Plumbing and Heating
Jobbing, Ranges Connected, Cense
pools, Grease Traps, Sewers
4558 Utica Street (Near White City)
Denver, Colorado
LAKE STATION FRUIT AND
POULTRY FARM
MARKET PRICE
Paid for Poultry.
Call Arv. 995.R13 after 6 p. m.
We haul to market on commis-
Clearing Sale!
1919 Ford Sedan
$150.00
3 Ford Touring
$25 each
ASHTON MOTOR CO.
Phone Arv. 232