The Elbert County tribune. [volume], January 21, 1916, Image 8

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QOftDOM JOXIES. Freaklent JOHN H. JONHS. Vice President
W. D KKTLLT. Via* Preeldent J. K. MAYKR r«^n^r
Che Elbert County Bank
ELBERT; COLORADO
Incorporated State Bank
Gash Capital an'l Surplus $15,000
Examined Regularly by the State Bank Commissioner
Make your eredlt good byd.rtng your hanking busiuoß* with tl»« shiest
©alablirthetl banking institution in Elbmt county.
An nrtsliMivel; banking huaine** conducted.
FI tit. l’ltOOF VAULT. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOK UtCNT
Subscribe for the Tribune, FI
bert count’s best paper.
For sale, a Slovens J2-naugo
pump nun, cost S2V Will take
$l5 for rum. c&pc and cleaninK
rod. As Rood as now. Address |
L. A. Purenteaw. Fastonville.
The New
BUICK SIX
The 1910 Buick motor cars
are now ready for distribu
tion. Demonstrator now
here.
Six cylinder 45-horse
power, $1,085, Elbert.
This is tho greatest value
ever offered in a high grade
motor car.
You will bo convinced when
you we the rur.
For demonstration see
THEO. NEUMAN,
Libert, Colo.
HONEY LOANED
On Real Estate Security
LEE RAHSEY
HO5 Empire llldg, DENVER, GOLD
FOR RAIN BELT UNO BARGAINS
m»* the rrl»l timer, K. L. CLOW, of
CLOW'S LAND OFFICE
161.1 Stout atreet DEN VEK. GOLD
&S>e ELBERT
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
1 IN A OWirriN. Hnunuer
Ftrit-Clat* Service
Prompt Repairs
Reionnbte Rates
’l«l©pln>un* and nil kind*- of tele
phone flupplif't* mol onnHtruction
nuilerial alway* on hnnti
All linn* runnrrtril with Ihc Kxrhnng**
mn*l Iw*. «»r * Intuited ninirrial. Nnnv bill
\V«-*lrrn Bfactilr yhr.n«* will he ruonectod
If You Are Coming
To Denver
Wit would lilo* (o ItHvn you non the Jneu
good* we have ho hurled in Hno •Jewelry,
Watcbea, OlocUn. nml everything fouml
in a Drat rlan* jewelry Nloro. But il
you fftnnnt come jiiHl write end tell us
what you want ami you will receive the
same careful allentiui ami promptserv
ire you woultl receive over our counter.
709-11 16th St. Denver
Live Stock Insurance
That protects you from loss from -j
any cause is nano insurance.
Your live stock is your main sup- j
port. Ih it protected?
Your live slock pays its own way. ,
I«*it protected?
Your live stock pays for your house
and barn that is insured. Have you J
protected that slock with a life
policy?
Look this mailer up. For particu j
lara call on
B. M. NARRON,
Elbert, Colo.
Tl/m min no more nfc««ry
I YPUlllll Hi«»SnuH|*o». limr
Ilf (ill 111 r»i>crlrnrr: hM
* the almost miraculous *rff»-
tscr, a«xl h»mil «•»**■. "f Antityphoid Vaccination.
Be. raccbuicd NOW by your physician, you and
jrnur family, ft Is more sltal lhan house Lisuranc*.
#Ask your physician, drufylsl. or send for ll«v«
you had Typhoid?" telling of Typhoid Vaccine,
results from use, and danger from Typhoid Carriers.
me niTTr* i AnoRATonY. nrznrttY. (At.
•aosuciN* vacciMS • sssuns unata u a *o». ucsnsc
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
>y Iwsl appllosiiops. hs they cannot reach
h» diner.* d p 1 -n . t ih- ear. There la
>nl>* one way to r*ir* deafn«-aa. snd that is
tv ConstiMJtlonnl roimdln* prnfn*-** l«
Ant’d by an inflam'd cnnillllon of the mu
nns llninrr r»f fh»* Kualnchian Tube When
b * tub-’ is Iti lift tried j 'mj have n rumbling
•onnd or Imperfect hearing, and when h is
•ntlrrly closed. IVofti-** is «he result, and
in'»as fh* Inflatntnailon can b« taken nut
•nd 'hia tuba reatored to It* normal eondl-
Inn. hearing will be destroyed forever, ntn
aaea out of ten are caus'd by Catarrh,
vhlch la nothing but an Inflamed condition
>f the mucous aiirfarea
We will give One Hundred Dollars for snv
aae of I'eefnega (caused by catarrh) »ha«
snnot be cur'd bv Hall’s catarrh Cure,
’end for circulars, free
f t calatgt v m. ,', i 'r-t-dc. «hio
Fold by lu-uggleta 7re
Take llnll a Family I‘llla for constipation.
Phone, M 7637
DENTISTRY
DK. K. HENDERSON
Crown and Bridge Work
a Specialty
Guaranteed Work at Reasonable
Prices
210 12 Central Saving* Bank Building
DENVER - - COLORARO
VHY LIVE IN RENTED HOUSES
liny lots in Elbert, tho bust town on
iht> Divide, See
A. G. PUTNAM
DIETRICH STUDIO
BILLY DIETRICH, Prop.
Old photos copied and enlarged
Views taken In any part of the
city or country
Pmnhi . Mem tjs* 1031 •ZVZNTCEN7H ST.
DENVER COLO.
The Lutheran Mission.
Will meet in R, M. Narron’e real rulftip
o VI• •••. German services on tho Hecont)
Sunday find English nervices on tho
fourth Sunday in each month at 10‘30 n.
m. Sunday r-chool nl 10 o'clock. Every
htwly cordially invited.
Kkv. W. V.\ mmrkma.v, Pastor.
Work Is not a man s punishment; !i
ia Ida row aid and his strength
fjporge Sand
[Q_ 1 If you intend
*3316 to have a sale
Bills get our prices J
PRINTED
“ I
4r We arc fixed for turning I
■ cut work of this kind 1
in double-quick time. I
-21 1
IMMORTALITY
A Fascinating Booklet on
the Mystery of the Ages
Jly Tho
RF.V. JOSEPH A. MILBURN
Mor * interesting than
Fiction
A new and (rurr view point of
SPIRITISM
Smnt Froo On Rmqumst
It will put you under no obliga
tion*. We employ no canvasaeri
RICHARD G. BADGER
194 Boylston Street, Boaton
sLaaat oomrrr tanon.
eibert ttMMty CribMie
Official County Paper
11. T. IRAViN. - - - B4Her mm 4 Maoag mt
Knterrd at the Pont otic*, at Blb«rt, Colorado
Hatter of the Bectmd*clOM».
, Subscription Rato:
1 i>nv Tear fin ideance) (l.Mt
Si* Month* ... ,?B
Knur Month* .
So Hoherripttou taken for leee lhan 4 tnonlhe.
Sample mpkif Wee on app.lratton.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Amounl - nY:Onn One tjwo lYhrea tlfi* ifiST
ri|mre. Week Mon. Slon.( Mo*. Unr.' y e gr
One Inch".” If SSI SO Si.oo 1.60 S S.oojs sHo
Two in. h. * mi i in a.not *on a on; 12.00
■Three *' M 1.50 S.W 0 Ofli |R 00
Kour " «)| 2.0 i; 400 000 12.00' 24.0 C
Fire i.no 2.50 S.«I 7.50 13.60 27.00
Ten 1.50 5.(« R.flO 12. W 24.00 iU.ai
Twenty" 8 (*»| ».00 16.001 54.00 4A.ori| wi.or,
. ; THESE HATES ARE NET.
» Htielne** locale 5 cut* per line each Inaartlon:
• l dlrconnt to reunlar wlrcrtlecr* carrying dleplay
ml*. A«!voiti*ina acrounle payable monthly.
I mg*! adrcrtl*:ii>( at ! ilalce.
Standardization Day Froclamation
Wberean: I'll* l»et(erm©nt of rural
schools ronrliiionf* is the oup vital sub
ject altrartioß the nftontion of ndurn
lional leaders throughout the United [
Slates; anti
Whemas: Colorado deoirps lo be in
Ihn foremoat in ©durational advance,
gladly adopting all practical me!hods for
school improvement;
Now. therefore, by the conxlitunal
authority vested in me as Superintend
ent of Public Instruction, and by and
with the advice ami consent of the State
Standardization committee, I do hereby
proclaim and set aside February 26 j
Standardization Day. to be celebrated
m all schools situated in the second and
third class districts in Colorado. On
th«> afternoon of (hat aay, tho Standard
ization Score Card, prepared by tho
State Standardization Committee, will
be aWxad in a conspicuous place in the
school house, anti each teacher is re
quested to arrange for a community
gathering at tho school house, in order
to aquaint all school officials and patrons
with the exact standing of the school.
At this meeting a program of civic pa
triotism should be hold,' cooaisiing of
songs, readings and addrossos; adults as
well as children taking part. A basket
picnic may be made a feature of tlais
colebration anti contribute to the feel
ing of unity and good cheer that should
mark the taking of this great step for
ward io Colorado school work.
Many schools nro already prepared lo
receive standardization recognition from
the state, and Standardization Day will
doubtless prove a widespread festival of
triumphaut achievement and an encour
agement for the still further perfecting
of tho Colorado school system.
In the name of, and for the sake of,
all Colorado children, Standardization
day should ho tnadn a milestone in
the history of the Common wealth.
Mary C. Bradford.
State Supl. of Public Instruction.
(.'hairman Slate Standardization Corn.
With the establishment of a
reasonable selling record in the
motor car industry there arises a
desire to discover and test why
and how such a demand came into
existence.
Tlie buyer of a Valve-in-Head
Six is not a faddist. He is a
thinker. He has not arrived at
his decision hastily.
The act of purchase is an out
ward manifestation of a convic
tion.
Two vital
brought him to a decision.
First The valve-in the-hcad
is the one means of bringing the
explosive power to bear directly
upon the piston.
Secondly The six is the ex
tromoly simple form of motor in
which the power impulses over
lap.
Despite our lower price we
guarantee 191 G Buicks certain
more drop forgings, better up
holstery, better paint and tar
nish- greater quality throughout
—than any previous models.
Buick cars are furnished complete
to the smallest detail.
Regardless of the car you buy
or the price you pay, nowhere
can you get greater value.
For prices and demonstration
see Tiieo. Nepmav.
Rare Bargain in High
Grade Piano.
We have ntored at Elbert a strictly
high grade piano, which will bn gold tre
tunudounly cheap rather than remhip to
Denver. This m the chance of a lifetime
for the bargain hunter. Liberal terms.
Particulars will be furnished upon »p
plication to
THE DENVER MUSIC CO.,
Denver, Colorado.
■-in
CLOTHING
ill!
Men’s and Boys’
OVERCOATS
One=thfrd off
Other Clothing in proportion
SPECIALS
Wool Suitings, $2.00 per yard quality, for 98
Regular $l.OO per yard Mohairs for .50
Regular 75c Mohairs, per yard . .-10
Wool Suitings, 50c quality, for .20
Regular 10c Hinbroidery, per yard .05
Linen Laces, regular 10c per yard, for... . .07'
Regular I2>jc Outings, per j-ard .09
Outings, regular 8c per yard, fsr . .. .05
All Men's Caps. 25 per cent off regular prices.
Ladies’s 100 and $5.00 Hats for.- ... 150
With every two pound can of Chase & San
born's Coffee a dish will be given free.
Bishop’s Ketcup, regular 25c, for.. ... .20
Lenox Soap, seven bars for .. .25
Charm Peaches, regular 20c, for . .15
King Bird Salmon, regular 15c, for .10
Russell Gates
Mercantile Co.
WICHAgD bLSNHR, Manager
ELBERT, COLORADO