f KENDALL DRY GOODS CO.
WE WISH TO ASSIST IN MAKING CHRISTMAS MERRY-AND WE INVITE YOU TO
MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SELECTING USEFUL AND PERMANENTLY
- —GOOD HOLIDAY GIFTS
Gift HmmHtmrohMm Dromo Fabrle Mob dm Napkins
To be remembered that we have We can supply them. We clip the Napkins to match ’em. twenty-two
them now, do not neglect this array nutone, uuweave, nutwill, all wool ant and twenty-four Inches. Prices in
and offer. They are pure linen; fin* all silk fabrics that stand the test keeping with quality. Per dozen,
iahed in stylish color and white em-/ and meet the demand of this season. $l3O to $B3O
broidery and imported baby Irish Popular prices; per yard,
tac * : ‘ IRO d, : BiBn ,nl,lal h » n, "“' r^ lef * 800 to M 1.25 Pure Unon Plmoma
and plain sheer linen ones. Prices , . .
j rom na Many battenburg, torchon and eye-
FSIIOJf Ribbon* let buck damask and art linen pieces,
5« to SI.OO Holly and other package ribbons; finished for beauty and service.
Obi*l*Wns** IVMlfiy also a grand display of Persian, satin linens.
Special care has been given to se* taffeta and taffeta wide ribbons, per $4.00 to 15c
V 1 cA led holiday hosiery, that are at once yard,
very desirable and very pretty; pure 9ft 4q BOC I . ctlU
silk and lisle silk embroidered ones; Lr««lieS SllK Coats
Colors and blacH- Prices per pair, Sco our Jet and Turkish buck comb Silk vulcanized, fancy, long silk
02*30 to 50c and burrettes, coats at
ChriCtlVlflC stylish apparel 280 to 780 SIO to $lB
I Suggestions for ready to wear gifts—
Monday, December 20 s ßead y-to-wear
Beautiful Fur Sets. , , . . » „ , , . , . °®e the new tailored one-piece gar
ta<f> iBSBT linen, embroidered fine waists; price, . „ .
WE HAVE SET APART Lisle Silk Embroidered Stockings. uients; nil distinctively stylish, at
Fine Troau Silk Hosiery. 56.50 tO 92.50 $12.50 to $25
tO present to eoch Nushade Kid Gloves. p. . . _
little girl who comes Mercerize Crochet Slippers. ' *'",”"**.'** PettlCOatS
(&5-J& . Dainty All Linen Handkerchiefs. l-adles and children s pretty hoa WFiaik. reuicoais
l OUT Store With her Design Knit Wool Sweaters. 11,1,1 muff sets; also separate pieces. Wo aro showing black, non split,
en mother, a pretty Turkish Belt Pins. '' ™»*e of prices. tuffeta petticoat* at
' AM Lea,her Haod B *B*- $1.25 to $32.50 *6-50. *7.50 to *12.50
Pink or Blue, mercerize Doll , Fan °y Neekwemr chrimtmao unonm Al, ° deBlrab, ° heatUerblooiD ’
Vest —Munsing make. *" y have p h * r ahown .1.,. "pa“...r,',r i"T«vy. •*•*s. *2.50 . nd *3.oo
111 9 Made in white, cream and black, con- ..
I I\ I smooth satin damasks. We recom- * _
1 / V 4 structed from baby Irish and Irish . . , , A Suitable Gift
. . ■ Prtm** Whil*» Thau . * , . , . , . . mend that you take u look at the
rV. L/LlIIlt; W 1111“ l uey point lac**; stock, tab and low col- . , , Scotch lmrr«Ml all nun* uim»l hlnn
popular priced ones Per yard, from OTOUn uarmi * a *» Pure wo*»i man
© » ...Last... lar effects Every desired price from ket for
•4.00 to jjc $l.OO to $3.00 44.50 to 44.00
Christmas Petticoat Sale 0
FOR ONE DAY. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22d. we shall oiler (
on Special Sale, Beautiful Catawba, Old Rose, Pink, Blue, Plum and I >*'> VT _. - _
Black Taffeta $5.00 Silk Peiticoats \ AjfiL, GHRISTMiIS /
At $3.98 Each V SP** TO ALL f
Some More Local Items
Thompson has ’em. Why, Christmas ]
presents of course. <
Souvenir shell novelties, 10 and !•» i
cents at the La Junta Novelty Com
pany.
Mrs J. G. Washburn has returned ,
home from an extended visit with rel- (
atives in Indiana.
8. H. Mendelson has moved and is ,
now occupying rooms Nos. 1 and 2 in
the Woodruff block, over the present
public library.
His majesty the stork visited the ■
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. l»vc
last Monday and left a little more,
love in the shape of a love of a
baby girl.
Mrs. John Gavagan slipped on the
Ice at her home on Ciruarron avenue
Thursday morning and auatalned a
hard fall which reeulted in a frac
ture of her left wrist.
For Bale or Rent—The Manxnnola
Livery Barn; the only livery bam In
town; can do a food bualneaa. Write
or call on the Beaty Mercantile Com
pany, Manianotla. Colorado,
g Mrs. C. B. Veaale eipecta to leave
—after Christmas for Oklahoma City.
™Okla., to remain for an Indefinite
period. Her son. Rufus Buckey. Is
now located there and doing well.
The La Junta Theater now opeux
at 7:30 o'clock In the evening,
prompt. The first show Is out In
time so that patrons ran attend other
entertainments during the evening.
L. K Briggs has gone to s point
south of I-a mar to lead the simple
life In the hope of recuperating his
health. Jasper Woodland has leased
his barber shop for an Indefinite per
iod.
1. B. Johnson, of the Dally Demo
crat, has bought out Ed Pearce and
will take charge of the Free Frees In
a few days. Mr. Pearce will go to
Teaaa for the benefit of his wife's
health.
Three gaage of eerveyore are bow
working on the Otero ditch, and It
Is the InteaUoe to oipedlto the work
aad have all of the more Important
-meglags la aad ready for the spring
Irrigation.
Receiver 0. M. Hall, of toe de
feat* Rochy Ford Bute Bank, has
declared a first dividend of fifteen
Per eeaV which will be peld out to
skoal Ijm depotltors nest Monday.
Caefe la the amount of Wd.Otw Is to
ko distributed.
Ur. K. G. S«p*ro, eye, car. nose
and throat specialist, of Denver, will
again be in l*a Junta Wednesday,
December 22d at the Sherman House.
Consultation and examination for
glasses free. Call early.
Dr John H Gower, who gives the
pipe organ recital at the Presbyter
ian church Monday evening, is one
!uf the world's best organists and was
formerly at one of the largest
churches in Loudon.
An elegaul line of hand-painted
china, suitable for holiday gifts, bas
Just been received by Mr*. U. M
Spalding, who will be pleased to have
the ladle* of La Junta call and sey.
'them at her residence, 022 San Juan
avenua.
Mr. and Mrs E. J Phares.of Grand
Junction. Colo., are expected to ar
rive In La Junta neat Monday to
spend the holidays with their son, En
gineer Bert Phare*, and other rela
tive* and friend* They have been
away from La Junta for nearly five
years.
G. G. Anderson baa been employed (
by the La Junta Land Company to
make a survey for an Independent
reservoir site In King arroya.of about
1,000 acre feet capacity, which la to
be utilized in supplying water for
garden tract* adjoining tb** city lim
it* on the east.
Owing to being snowbound In South
ern Colorado the agent for the John
sou KetcheJl fciht picture wu» not
ahl.. lo fill bl» engagement at the \*
Junta Theater la»t Wednesday Mr
Dunktn. however, ban been aaiured
that the picture, talll be shown here
at a very early date.
Mr*. A. 11. Wlenekr left lan! Hal
urday fur Klii»b-y. Kan. being sum
molted there on account of the death
of her mother. Mra. Robert Doming.
. w bo wue h resident of la Junto lwgn*|
ty years ago. Mrs Doming was oev
enty years of age at the u«w» of her
death. The funeral took place last
Monday.
John ». Waleh ha* returned Bum
hie all weeka' tour of Arlaona aad
California lo the Internet of the Lm
junta MUllag and Etavafor Company.
S. W. Mclntyre returned heme
loot Moaday from Doevor. after a
brief via It with hit parents. While
there he mad* arraagameata lo hevo
hta bow Chalmera-Detroit, forty-home
power etroog, shipped down hy
freight, the proepect tor an overload
Journey being 100 tar removed.
Does Advertising Pay?
Wbat do neip of our wealthiest
. men any about it? it Ih a continuous'
effort that pay. In advertising bn ill
anything else. A business man doe,
not keep his .tore open on.- day in
. the week, or one week In the month,
ior three innntha in the year if In
advertises ill such away, that ia
the impr.-todnn that people will g.-t
It is contlnuousm-s* that made eaeh
letter in the word "Royal" before the
words "Baking Powder" worth over
J 12,000.000 The owner of Hoyal llak
Ing Powder recently refused 312,000,-
000 for his bualneis—a buaineas built
up and fostered by persistent adver
tiling.
People are very forgetful. They
have lo think pretty hard lo retneiu
i her the vice-presidential candidate a
- few years back, and yet he was prett
well advert Med at the time. It ha,
i been truly aald that the time to ad
-1 vertiee la all the time. In buslnea,
there Is no such thing as standing
I still. A business man must go for
'ward or he will fall beck. Kvcn If
> |
, you do aa much work thla year a,
you did last, some other fellow I,
{ doing more business and la getting
. ahead of you. Each year's effort
should be te exceed last year's sales
The only sure way to do It Is to
advertise Advertise In busy time,
because Ibe Iron must he struck
whße It la hoi. and advertise In dull
limes lo best the Iron. It can be
1 done.
First Baptist Anniversary.
During thla week (be local lisp
tlat cliuri b obaerved It, Iwuuty-flrat
anniversary. It waa formally recou
1 niaed by council nn December lr.ili,
ISM. The mei-ilngt began with the
i Young Peoples' meeting Bandar even
Ing. A history of the B. Y. P. I
i waa glvea by Mias Urare Beatty. This
waa well engaged aad thoath brief
It recited the most Important events
i la a manner that waa laatructlve and I
l helpful. Mr. Frank Bpieer followed
i by a faw Impromptu remarks concern
lag his early rasalleetioas eg the so
i doty which were fall of paraeaal le- i
i tereet. Perhaps the amt Interesting
i aad lasptrlag footers at the evening ;
i waa the ad draw by Andrew Lend,
i on “The Importance at the Yoaag
Peeples' MoveamL"
Memdey evealag the miaHag was
la ofeargt at the two women's met-!
'htfof tlic church. Ifietorital and
crlptlvc ar’lf lt* of ihf I, A. S.
a 1 W. M I w#n* rt*art by Mr*. H.
,I* illlp* and Mr*. H. Sa\am- Even
Mi chunli list If was surprised at
Hi record of achlev* ni nth of the***
.v i»»Uhs, especially in the early day*
Tuesday evening wait Sunday school
h«uir. Superintendent .stark gave an
in resting history of the Sunday
tool. After his p*p«-r tin- children
er ertalned with sougH and recitu
•i*. The music was by Mrs Kirk
pH rick’s clmh> of iflrlih and Mr*.
S’ rk’s clttHs of boys The reel ta
tli'ii* were hy Lucreti* Lantz. Hay
in ad Moore, Middleton Stark and
it t'iche Miitnhy. The children ac
quitted themselves well Indeed. At
*ll Of these meet lux* the pa»tt r KUVf
a 'Uort e\augelistic sermon.
Ihe most inspiring and helpful
me ting of the week was on the
• : iversary day. Wednesday evening.
A large crowd wa* present and en-1
Jov -4 an hour of conversation, which
*.i * indeed one of the most pleasant
f- cure* of the program. A ph-usant
i ati r | >ri*o came when a score or more
of f he member* of the church, con
’ •• ted moat closely with the church's
'earl/ history, name a splendid chorus
co-npoaed by Mm II Hsvage. who
puyed the accompaniment The audt
en a then Joined In a prayer of
tii«rikagtvlng
S C. Davi*. former pastor of the
ch rch, made a helpful and Inspiring
*P **ch to hi* former charge Mr.
ti* A. Kilgore then r«ad the his
tory of the church up to the present
a: -r the hlsiory came a touching
sddreos 1/ c M Robin*. formerly
of thl* church Tills brother spoke
jfu of many yenr* of experience, out'
of ripe experience and very tender
r- lloctlon* of the church. Ill* wife
j then spoke a * rit-f word of greeting.
n»eg followt-il Impromptu spfche*
wi»i> reference to the future, by It.
I’ltilllpg, James McNe«i» and Mrs. H.
Hsvaf*., At this point the meeting,
iho'igh the hour was late, reached a
'high point of enthusiasm llreellngs
war* received from tb* other church#*
Inf Lhn ntty by Rev K A. Crook*, of
th« HHifiiil Presbyterian churrb.
Thu apodal mask of Wo evening
was %f Mice Helen McNocn. Tb*
*do. “Far Front My Thoughts Vain
World Bngoae," waa especially en
Joyahla.
Talma altagnther tha evonlag aa
well M tha wholo week waa a source
of pleasure, laatructlon sag Inaplra
non. amasnal to a tfegroe to tho
'largo taagrogatlon present.
At the Churches Tomorrow
Fint Baptist Church.
Sunday school at 8:45 a. m.
Broaching at II a. m.
II Y. I*. U. at C: 30 p m.
Herrnou by pastor at 7:30 p. in.
I'ruycr niei-tlng at 7:30 p. in. Wed
ut-aduy.
Every one, especially at rangers, wel
come at these n-rvicca.
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Presbyterian Church.
Rsbbutb school at 9:41. a. in.
l'reacbing service al II a. m. Ser
mon. "Our Christmas (lifts."
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30
p. m.
Bertnon at 7:30 p. in. Subject of
discourse. "Opeu Your Hearts for
tbe King ”
Prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday
Friday 7:30 p. m Christmas en
tertaiuuieul by tbe Habbath School
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Buoday school at 1:43 a. m. Uea
L. Hess, superintendent.
Rermon by tbe pea tor at 11 a. m.
Rub Jed, “The Churrb and tbe Fron
tier."
Epworth League meeting at 6:30
Rermon hy Ibe pastor at 7:30 p ui
Wednesday al 6:43 p. in Proba
tloner's claae In lecture room.
Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wed
nesday
i Friday at 7 30 p ui Christmas en
tertainment.
4**
6t. Patrick's Catholic Church.
At I o'clock, a. m , Low Mass, fol
lowed by blblu class. Ilymna by
Ht. Cecilia's choir. Sermon In Eng
lish.
10 a. in. High Mass, followed hy
Runday school. Music hy Ht. Pat
rick's choir. Beruton In English.
Ip. a. Sunday icbuot In Bpanlsb.
7:10 p. m. Rosary, hutraction and
heoadlctlon of tho most blessed sac
rament.
On weak days, maos at 7:30 a. m.
Everybody cordially welcome to nil
these pnrvloag.
Holiday Rates.
One faro lor tb# round trip via
tha Rio tlrnade between all Colorado
points. Tickets on sale December
14th, 33th and 11, IMO, and January
I, UIO. Final return Halt January I,
1010.
W. C. T. U. Meeting.
The La Junlu W. C. T. IT. wilt
meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, December 21st, at the home
of Mrs. S. W. Drown, .'loti Carson av*
euue. As this Is the lost meeting thla
year It Is hoped lo make it a very
eriterlalnlng and plensant session All
ladles till crested ip temperance work
. are requested to be present.
La Junta Theatre
S. DUWKIW, Mmiuf
Vaudeville
r~ i amp i — i
Motion Pictures
h ■ —s
Saturday Matinee
i! 3:30 To-day.
..New Vaudeville..
SHALE ..A.. CALE
Si*|Mg an* Dancing
FIRST HALF OF REIT WEEK
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' GEORGE LAUDER
' Awtralia'a Fameui CemeWan.
IntrnJpctng Life-Sue Meehan
•cat ■nmaert.
! illustiwiteo songs
»V faruMßwAf—
j KW WCTDRES EVERT RAT