La Junta tribune., February 17, 1912, Image 7

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February Clearance
T our February Clearance Sale of Rugs, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Portieres, Blankets, Bedroom Suits, and House Furnish
ings, you wdl positively receive the greatest values you have ever seen, at February Clearance Prices, We must have
room for two carloads of new goods just arrived. Just a few of our bargains shown here:
Rug and Carpet Sale Birdseye Portieres, Blankets, Etc.
9x12 Axminster Rugs, regular $25 at (IP All — 1 ——
510.UU Maple S6.SO Portieres at $3.95 $5 00 Portieres at S 2 95
9x12 Axminster Rugs, regular $27 at IQ fill _ . 54.00 Portieres at $2.25
Bedroom
9x12 Axminster Rugs, regular $29 at Oil Afl $.1.50 Blankets at $2.35 $(!.()() Blankets at $3.95
tU.UU Sllite $B.OO Blankets at $« 60
9x12 Axminster Rugs, regular $32 at AO CA
CC.JU Full Sized Mattress at $2.50 Full Sized Spring at $2.00
9x12 Velvet Rugs, regular $2B at IQ fill Bed, Dresser,
9x12 Brussels Rugs at cuiffioner .mi Iron Beds at Half Price
lI.bU Stand, a regu
_ A few $l7 Iron Beds at $8.50 A few $l4 Iron Beds at $7.00
9x12 Granite Rugs at QQ lar $lOO Suite
9x12 One-Fourth Wool Rugs at / 7 C ~ Axminster carpet, floral pattern, green ground at • • $l.OO
4./3 007 ffVffl Axminster carpet, Oriental pattern, tan ground $1.20
M | H UU Fine Welton Velvet Carpet,tan ground $1.25
36 inch Smyrna Rugs, $3.85 at $2 95 Good, Heavy Matting at 20c
30 inch Smyrna Rugs, $2.85 at $2.00
* - s : rna "Jff -;„ „ = $165 W Golden Oak Bedroom Suite
L3C6 Curtains at Half PnCB 1 Bed, Dresseri Chiffioner and Stand, a regular fin
Over twenty patterns of lace curtains at half price and less. ’ $05.00 suite, now ,u I >llll
• MAYHEW HOUSE FURNISHING CO - ■
Beatrice Stevens. Editor Phone. Junta 213
Woman's Club Annual Mualcale.
*lt isn't th*- iiiuali a»l> i p I* l
strings
Of the lute that entrances the
ear.
And Urine. to the breast the spirit
of rest—
It Is only the music we h'tir "
According to happy custom, the l.n
Junta Woman's Club gate a fine
program Friday evening, February
Pth. In Harmony Hall, which was lis
tened to with sincere pleasure and
appreciation by a company numerous
enough to lest the hall's capacity
The program was under the super
vision of an especial committee com
posed of Mrs Elmer Cook and Mrs.
John l.anib It was followed by a
social hour during which refreshing
nectar was offered accompanied by
crisp wafers.
Hr and Mrs Normand Feusler, and
Miss Ruth Clucas were among those
In attendance from out of town.
The program, as planned, was as
follows and It was carried out ac- ;
cording to plans with ths exception
of Mrs Bnoddy's vocal solo Miss
Snoddy was 111 and could not be
. present.
Plano Solo Selected
Mrs. Woodbrtdge
When the Dew Drops Kiss the
Daisies Blake
Miss Kendall
Shadowland Shannon
Roberta Jones
Ballade Rhelnberger
Mias Kilgore
Herbatlled F. Mendelssohn
Mr Woodard. Mr. Marston
Reading—Tracer's Ftral Ride .. ..
Mr. Haynes
Bone Selected
Miss Snoddy
The Witches' Dance .... Chamlnade
Mrs. Rd wards
Samaser Tima Cycle .. .. Ronald
Miss Finney
Quartette Selected
Mias Finney. Miss Scott
Mr Woodard. Mr. Marston
This aaaaal meslesle of ths La
Society
Junta Woman's Club !h among the
■evcral annual events the dales of
which glow in riel letters on the so.
lal calendar nf the year.and It never
falls to fulfill the must earnest an
ticipation.
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La Junta City Teachers' Association.
The third assembly nf the La Junta
City Teachers' Association fell upon
the evening of Monday, the I.lth, and
proved the wjual of previous aa-i'in
blhm In profit and 111 pleasure.
The program consist'd of the fol
lowing fine numbers-
Instrumental Solo
Mrs. E. 0. Edwards
Address— National Characters ..
Principal Facies, of . Commercial
High School
Vocal Solo . . Miss Gertrude Finney
Discussion of topic, "National
1 Characlera''— Principal Hughes,
of the Park School
Instrumental Duet
.. .. Mlaa Mackle and Miss Lee
I Preceding the program. Principal
McCllntork, secretary of the associ
ation, read the minutes of the for
mer meetings, tnd Immedlstely fol
lowing the program a unanimous vole
at thanha was taken espressing the
body's appreciation of the very
charming numbers on this and pre
vious programs which had been so
graciously rendered by some who are
not members of Ibe association The
recipients of tbla unanimous hear
' ty "1 thank you" are Mrs. Edwards.
Mlaa Plnney, Miss Kilgore. P. L.
Thomas and others.
| According to Custom, the company
went down stairs when the program
had beau completed; and gathered la
the sewing room to enjoy the social
hours. "Charades" was proposed by
the committee on pastime.the propos
al waa accepted and the game waa
eagerly entered Into.
I Mlaa Florence Cook, Mlaa Tedde
aad Mlaa Oeaevleve Conttn composed
an sendeet committee oa refresh.
I meat, aad served nut rah mallow choco
late, hot aad very delldone, with aa
accompaniment of tempting cook
lea.
The next session in Met for Tues
day evening. March 12th The sub-
Joct for dinciiMMlon will be "Modern
Literature,** M!n> Pearl Welland giv
ing u paper and .Mi*# Florence <'ook
being appointed to the dlacuMHlon
Anticipation now looks forward to
the evening of March 12th.
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Snyder Cartwright.
Mihh Lyle Cartwright, of thin city,
and Mr ('harleyt J Snyder, of N»*m
ton. Kan, were married Wedn">d:*y
evening at 7 o’clo* k at tie* bride'*
home. 622 Hollevlew a\"fiii" Key K
iA. ('rook*, of the Reformed Pr* nl*y
terlan church, officiating The w*-«l
ding wum \ery quiet, being wltn* mm* «I
by only the Immediate re!ntlv*-
Th" houne hud be-n made beautiful
by a charming arrangement of cart a
tloiiH. roses, smllux uud |K*tt• r* plant*
together with a wealth of hearts and
arroWH for propitiating the potent god
and huint on whose anniversary the
tnurrlugc wan eontumnted. Mlnh Cart
wrlght wore u handaome, blue going
away gown, having all arceanortea In
harmony
ltntii<»dlat« ly after the ceremony
Hupper wan nerved to th" nmall com
pany. Mrn Cartwright and Mm. It
A. Love very graelounly atteudlug to
Ita service. At It o'clock Mr and .Mrn
Snyder left via auto route for Rocky
Ford, where they took the train for
an extended wedding journey They
expert to be at home noon after
March lat In Newton. Kan.
Mlaa Cartwright ban lived In l«a
Junta for a number of yearn, and In
well known and greatly esteemed
• Hhe ta the youngent daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R Cartwright Mr
Snyder la employed aa clerk In the
office of the general niiperlnteiident
of the Hants Fe, located at Newton
He held formerly a similar position
In Isa Junta.
Doth have many frlenda In this city
who are very sincere In congratula
tlona and good wishes.
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| Presbyterian Missionary Society.
The Women '• Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church met lant
week.upon the regular afternoon with
i Mrn. OUo 0. Dnle, nt the m a tine on
i j Belle view avenue.
) The attendance waa the Urgent In
i the history of the organlxatlon. and
I Interest amounted to entbualaam.
• Mrn. John'Madlgan lend the discus*
■ j nloo on home topics, and Mrs. Bald
win talked on Korea.
Round Dozen Club.
Mra. I). It McCunc wan the plena
ant hostess on Wedttenday afternoon
at her home on Carson nvenue, to the
in- rubers of th" Round Dozen ('lnti
and a few especial guests Potted
plants, no in" blooming, had !*•«-n plat
ed here and there through th" re
<"ptlon rooms as decorations and
were most attractive and phasing
Mrs. McCuiie hud determined upon
a unique contest with which to
amuse h"r gm sis. Suggcstix" uud
Ini' resting pictures bad be- n s"lc« t
••■I ami rut out of pup* r* and maga
/Im-s, and one was pinned iijmiii the
tii k of each guest she not having
■•n It, and having no know lodge
whatever of its Import The ladlta
th i panned through the parlor gain
I some little Intimation of the
i lining of the pictures that or a
imiited their backs, from the re
mark* of their friends Having gain-
I "d in this way what liiformatlm she
could, each was requested to write
tip story that the picture pinned
upon her back suggested The game
proved very amusing and some of th"
Stories were quite r"uduhl"
( iicken patties, salad, rake and
coffee were served to the company
for their refreshment. This wan a
most delightful Mennlon of the Round
Dozen Club.
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Prtabyttrian Aid Society.
\t an Interesting meeting of the
Ladles' Aid of the Presbyterian
church which was held at the manse
Thursday evening, beginning at 2:30
o'clock, Miss Joan Marshall gave two
pleasing readings, and Mrs Frank
Finney delight* d the company with a
wonderfully Instructive talk on the
old •otmtry—the richly Interesting lo
calltie* of which nhe has recently vis
lt-d Mrs. Finney told especially of I
th" Holy Lend and Illustrated her
. talk with pout card views, kodak pic
tun s, end curios. Hhe had also a
splendid map of the city of Jeruss
lent, which she used In the lecture,
thereby fixing each sacred locality In
this holy city In th" understanding of
t her hearers.
At the close of this ufitmiially good
program refreshment was served.
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Young Ladloa Sodality.
Thursday evening the younger set
of the young ladles of the Catholic
j church mot at the home of Mra. J.
B. o'Nell, on Carson avenue, for the
purpose of perfecting the organisa
tion of the Young Ladies' Sodality
of Saint Patrick's church.
Father Dllly was pr< sent and ex
plained th" purpose of the organiza
tion Miss Lucy Devine was chosen
president, Miss Marian Spalding, vice
president; Miss Katherine O'Neil,
secretary, and Miss Bcrtrude McVay.
treasurer.
At the dose of the business sen
slon, a social hour was enjoyed, dur
lug whh h th* r** was music and a
dainty lunch, and boutennb r* s of
purple spring violets.
Th*- Young Ladies' Sedulity is to
be a permanent organization in th*
parish, and if tin "nthusism of its
inetnb* rs is to b* taken as a crlter
ion It Is destined to become n moat
flourishing on*
Sixty Second Birthday Anniversary.
On last Friday Mrs Fred McCloud
became sixty two years of a«**. and
In honor *»f the anniversary h* r chil
dren ami grandchildren gatli* r* <1 at
the home of her daughter. Joe Young.
**29 Rice avenue, spent n happy day.
and *ll*l justice to a famous birtlidny
dinner. A handsome aluminum coffee
peroolater was the joint gift of her
children to Mrs McCloud.
The following members of th** hon
orees family composed the congenial
company; Mr and Mrs llert Knapp I
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Krlc Os
born and children, Mr and Mrs Jo
seph Young and children. Mr and
Mrs Steve McCloud and children. Mr.
und Mrs I>>n McCloud.
Mrs McCloud has every reason to
remember h* r sixty second birthday
with pleasure, nnd h*r many friends
trust that she tuny participate In
many more of her own anniversaries,
each as delightful and as roiuolctr an
wan this one.
Christian Church Endeavor Society.
The Kndeavor Society of the Chris
tlan church was entertained very de.
Ilghtfully lant Friday evening by
Mra. Blanche Snyder at the Hatty
home, at f. 02 l»e||ev|ew avenue. A
large number were present and took
part In seasonable games until a late
hour. There was a heart bunt sug
gentlve of approaching Saint Valeri
| tine’s Day, and a game that created
gre«t fun was called "Chinese (let
up "
| There was music and there were
[ light refreshments. Ten rents ad
mission wan charged and a neat sum
netted. The forty who attended de
-1! clare the evening one of the most
• pleasant In experience.
Christian Church Scc*al.
On Tuesday afternoon the young
women's Sabbath school rlass nnd
the* girl's Sabbath school *ln hr «»f
tin- Christian church gathered mo* ml
ly at th*- home of the pastor and bin
wife. Rev and Mrs. C R Danleln.
(21 Santa Fe avenue, and spent sev
eral happy hours. Between fifteen
ami twenty wen- in attendanrr a
few matters of buslnesh w*r* t.,k* n
up along with pleasure, and It was
decided that the members of them
two clitHH* h will gi\« 11 waffle HUp
per on th** ‘•veiling of Friday F* Uru
ary 23d, at the home of Mis C F
Kaston, 317 Cimarron avcnu* Tho
charg** w ill be 10 cents a p< r-on
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Progreszive Neighbor*.
The North La Junta So* lal l*n>
gresslve N"lghborH h"ld their annuul
feast at the home of Mr and Mrs
Harney Frolstnelr, Monday evening
February 12th, to commemornri the
birthday of Abraham Llmoin
By 7 o'clock fifty four guests had
assembled und In un appropriate
speech by Mrn (loorge llnhnos were
Invited out to partake of an old
ftimhl*»n*-*l chicken-pie dinner
| After the tabl* sw* r*- cleared away
the company were entertained by
music, one selection a Berman song
liy the Fre«-sraeler family lamt but
not least, Brandmu I'alllniller now
eighty years of age, gave u Berman
recitation learned In childhood
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tunahtns Club "500" Party.
Tho ladles of tbe Sunshine Soci
ety gave a M>o party Tuesday . veil
ing from ft to II o'clock In Harmony
Hall, at which they entertained tear*
ly 100 persons. An especial commit
tee composed of Mrs K St" wart,
Mra. F. T. Lewis and Mrs. Winter
burn", had charge of the evening, but
these wore heartily assisted by all
other members of the society.
Light refreshment was served at
10 o'clock. A small admission fee
was required, and the society clear
ed about (40. Kverybody enjoyed
the evening.
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Hors# Food. •
I will feed horses at my raurli to
May Ist for 92 per month per bead;
i summer pasture 91 per month.
8. C. BTBVBNB.
Rocky Ford, R. F. D. No. 1, Phono,
Blue 993.