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£ TRINIDAD. COLORADO |
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For S&le or Rent
New. two-room houw Coloiodo Avc.. and Alta itreet. Will jell
for $450 $lOO down, balance monthly payment!. Lot! i« 50x
150.
Dnudy new five room house on Sun Inan near Colorado Ave. $2,-
150 00 $2OO down, bnlaucc monthly payment!, like rent
-200 beautiful building loti, located in different parts of the city.
Most of them can be sold on payment. Buy now. Build later.
If you want Fire. Life. Accident Insurance, or Surety Bonds- don't
fail to call ut Ibe giouud floor real estate office.
The Home Security-Investment Company
lnttnancc. Lomu- Real Estate. Bonds.
S. t*. MALI- President.
Ground floor. First National Bank Building.
EDWARD n. WIGHT. President. I» P. JONHS. Vice-President.
\V. It. CHAPMAN, Cashier. 11. K. HOI.LOW AY. V-Pres.
C. It. It A Pl*. Assistant Cashier.
*The Trinidad National Bank
Capital * nxr.coo.oo
Surplus and Profits fto.uoo.ou
DIIIHCTOKS:
F. D. Wight 11. K Holloway W. J. Murray
Philip Schneider D. P Jour* W. ft. Chapman
We will lie pleased to have your business and offer every ac
roinnuMlntluu consistent with safe Imuking. luteicSt paid on lime
deposits.
YELLOW TURNIPS
North Lake yellow turnips, the W
ritO'ht mul Hweetest turnips lliu*
ULf p.mxvf s lbs. for ssrie* Jk
SquHfb, . . ir»r jp
) Sweet Potiitoes. i! tits .. . Km
H \ Cabbage, six lbs fir
m /lI 1 Cniillflower per po :nd l()p |7wTj
K lw Calf fiend Lettuce, ? biincbes ]sf yIV
Hot Mouse leaf let f ire, 2 litl. f J* C
Phone 527
Trinidad North
546 Com’l St.
Supplies
We carry a full line of everythin!;
lor the automobile. Presto light mid
tiro tanks in stock.
I‘>. cxeliango .. . . *3.00
K, exchange .. . . *2.75
The Trinidad Novelty Works
Phono Trinidad 128.
A. E. BRYNING
Contractor
and Builder
KSTIMATHS tiIVKN
Phone Trinidad ftfi.’l or Red 2181 |
SPECIAL FLOUR SALE
Until Next Wednesday Night
Call us for particulars
Three Three
Stores Stores
MONDAY
GENUINE MAZDA
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Sttpeiior In Quality
Not So Easily Broken
Costs No More.
$5 Hot Point Irons For $3.50
This Week-
Trinid&d Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
I'll. Trln. 7S. 21 - E. Main.
FRATERNAL UNION
-
I 'riic* Fraternal Futon of America
will hold their regular meeting to
night 111 Castle Hall at right o’clock.
tut. CHKONICLE HZWB. TBJNIDAD, COLORADO.
PERSONALS
I E. II Day iiuh gone to Denver ou I
111 lIUHiueHH trip.
j .1. T. Strong left today for Wulhcu-
I Du ik eu ii brief business trip.
I G. It Itrowu of Clayton wan a j
I visitor in our city last week.
C. K. Hawley, of Springer, New
Mexico, is a vlritoi* In this city.
Her inn ii Itieriihauui left this af
ternoon for Denver on a business trip.
.Mike Mays, fonnerly of thin city.
Is Itcie ou a liiisine.-s uml pleasure
trip.
Mr. ami Mih. G. A. Hopkins of
Glen wood. lowa, are In tills city ou a
visit.
O A White liuh returned to A|%ul
lur after spending a day in this city
Oil bUhIIICHH. t
Miss Corrlne Kerchner or Itaton.
was in the city Saturday, visiting
with friends.
Mih. Carmichael of Minneapolis,
l*« In the city visiting with her sister.
Mrs .1. 11. Spufford.
Hon. W. A. Merrill, deputy district
attorneys of Prowers comity, is in the}
«Ity ou legal bmlnesn.
.1. W. Dow ilea lias returned to liis
liime in Itaton. after spending a
couple of days In this city.
r. T. Slump returned to Ms home
iu I .lid low alter spending Sunday In
tills city visitlng with friends.
Itay ItaM-mver, soil of Phillip Itus
rovver, has leturned home Irom a
vveek*« visit iu Colorado Springs
W E. Cone* of the Mason Candy
company uiade the trip to the camps
today In the interest of his firm
Weber Shnuicl spent the past few
days iu this city visiting with Ills
hiolhi-r. Arthur Shami l, of this city
Charley Mini roe returned to Has
tings this morning after spending
I Saturday and Sunday with his pur
euts.
K. l .McMahon, secretary of the
Cliuniher of Commerce, left this nf
(cruooii for Deliver on a business
I trip.
Mis T. Pa rise who Inis been visit
ing with her mother. Mrs. .1. 11. Sack
el I. has returned to her home in Ta
basco.
t* peffer of Primcro, has return
ed to Him eauip after spending Sat
tirdiiy iu this city ou a short busi
ness trip.
II l.e Fevre, tile tailor, left today j
for Denver where lie will remain for
some time v IsltiiiK with friends ami
relatives.
C 1,. Iletidurshot of Wnlscnburg
was in this city Saturday ou a brief
business trip He returned home
yesterday morning.
Charles Oxley has returned to Ita
loii after spending the past few dnvs
in this eltv on u business and plea
sure trl p tom billed.
Fred Owen, who liar been iu thlt
«lty for sonic time visiting with rela
tives, expect* to leave the latter part
of the week for Silver City.
Mr. mid Mrs. Frank ('rites of Wnl
'•enhutg. have returned to their
I home after spending tile past few
• days In this city visiting with
friends.
Mrs. W. .1 Murray expects to lea e
M*ou to** an extended trip through
ihr various parts of ('ulifornia. She
will go in tin* hopes of regaining
lien It h
Mr and Mrs. It. F. Springer and
two sous. Albert and I'rank, have
returned from a visit in Detroit,
Michigan. They were away for six
months.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Drowning
mid daughter. Miss Mamie, except to
leave iu the near future for Califor
nia where they will make (heir fu
jturo home.
I Mrs. .1 11. Ilarrimiiii, accompanied
by her dimghtei Marie, returned
i from Pueblo this morning after
.-.lending tin* past week ic that city*
vi.-iting with friends and relatives.
Mis. N Hodges left Saturday even
ing on hi. extensive trip through
Kansas. While away she will spend
the most of her visit with relatives
iu Kansas City and Ottawa, Kansas.
11. M. Roberts, F. E. Springer and
Mr. and Mrs. (italics Thomas made
up ii party of autnists which passed
through here Saturday evening en
roll te to l«os Angeles. They reside iu
Indianapolis.
Miss Tot Mitchell of the Chron
icle-News. left Saturday evening for
Amarillo. Texas, vvliero she will
spend the next two weeks visltlnx
with Miss darn Davis, who formerly
resided iu this city.
John Marshall and family have re
turned from Montezuma county,
where they have made their home
Tor tin* past three years. Mr. Marshall
owns property iu this city and has
concluded Hint Trinidad heats them
nil.
Miss Jcnuettc Owen. Miss Mar
guerite Robinson and Mlhh Elizabeth
Colley have returned from Seguudo.
where they went to attend a party
given by Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cole
ami Mr. mid Mrs. Joe Owen, of that
emnp.
j Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Metzgar who
| have been visiting In Pittsburg, Pn..
are in tills city visiting with Mrs. A
IM. Dick. They will remain in tills
city for a few days after which they
will return to their home in Los An-]
geles, Calif.
Weber Slintnel spent the past few
flays iu this city visiting with Ills'
|brother, Arthur t-'haniel. and while
I here he was a guest of Tony Clark.
Mr. Shninel is nitroute to ills old home ;
in Newton. Kan., where lie will visit J
with relatives lie has not seen for
la number of years. Mr. Slintnel is at |
Ipieseut a resident of Alaska.
Have you started
that savings ac
count with us yet
?
I( nut. you ;iro losing
money uvury day
I >i> it now
Commercial
Savings
Bank
H.S.STUDENTS DAILY
TO SUPPORT OF FAIR
Things .*••• rapidly rounding iu
lo shape ft> vvh.it promises lo lie the
best High Siinsd fair ever staged liy
the local school
Tills was rail* day at the selmol
this morning and cutliuniasti<- fair
speeches were heard from Prliirtral
Clifford, Bii|it .Morgan. Miss Draiisou
mul Mr. Minton
The gcnei.il plans for the fair were
discussed nml tin- voting contest ex
plained. Following up tin* popular
Idea of th« merchants issuing lead
ing Stains. vote will he given with
eiicli flve-ci ut purchase ut either tile
minstrel or the booths. This vo*i
may la* cast for any of the class s
ami the cl:. receiving the uin-t
votes will receive a pennant. Tie*
rivalry Is k<<u in the voting contest
end every s' idem Is working for 1 *
( v.’ii particular class
The booths wll hi* conducted by
various cln* •>. the Senior class will
have a Spanish novelty nml enuly
I noth: the luiilor the pennant booth
the SophoiiK” «-h tin* Gypsy ImhXli at <
•l.e Freshmen » general novelty mul
nick-a-naek booth. These boot is
*vDl all le in Hu* pMVilllon at tin
pi.ik. I
The clowning feature of the who! •
:air will le- tin* niiustni show. M.-
Min ton ha* the minstrel In rharg*
ami has been coaching the student**
whoa re taking port iu tills evety
night.
A more renowned group of black
faced cntiM*dlmis could not In* found
outside of Lew Docksfadcrs’ world
famous minstrels Iu tills group the
high school presents George Harlan
mu* Claude Chandler us the did iu* n
end ilie creators of fun. while Gvv.-
ndv* Logan ami Edna Sanders w,*l
do tlieii part tu help these gcute
mr*i out Miss Miiv Wilson who is
well qualified for the pari she Fik »«.
•v«1« act as interlocutor. Around
these f|\.* stars are assembled the
• hmt’Hcs who are practicing nightly
oil the many sung lilts.
T\e fair this year will he held rf
Fi*n*."il Dark ami it is certain Hia*
tin* ptibll' w'ill lu* well inform *d of
the .’••ct before the week Is ove" vs
Hie Civ st aI. Maze, Dhotopla v end
Isis theaters have iMOinised tu run
slid-* lor the entire week.
Baltimore Seal shipped oytten.—
Hey-Fatlrraon Market. tf.
Rid I films developed I tic. Packs.
2T»e. Greens* T»rug St*»re. Ift
See tli*- Huy State seliottiselie in
troilmcd .t Madden's Tuesday, Oct
2». 2
GOOD GOVERNMENT
MEETING TONIGHT
There will he a meeting of the
Good Government club thin evening
at 7::;n ...lock at. the home »f .Mis.
O. T. Clark All who are inicr*v -1
are invited to attend.
The vvei Ill’s series rules will most
likcl* lie amended before next year
iis a remit of suggestions made by
Manager MeGrnvv of the Giants to
Garry Herrmann, chairman of tin*
national < <onmission, and lien John
son. president of the American
League.
H B. BROWN BETTER
The condition of County Treasurer
11. It Drown who has been ill at his
heme on Colorado avenue continues
to show improvement ami tin* re
ports sent out Idav ami since Satur
day have been tuos encouraging to
his friends. Tin* attending physician
believes that the crisis is past ."ini
that In* i- on the road o speedy i**-
covery.
Castle Hall Mas
querade Ball
I Hallowe'en Eve. Prizes will be
j given to best costumed lady and gen
itl'nian. Everybody must come in
I costume and masked. Prizes on dis
play.—H. H. Windsor. (Adv.i i
OCTOBER 38. 1913
SUNFLOWER CLUB
Tim Sunflower eluli gave tlielr
heroii(l monthly dance Saturday eve
nliiK n' lloolmr. Tile affair wan
largely attended ami It proved to lie
one of the most enjoyable oeeuHloiiH
of the duuclug tie aho n. The club [
tvllleli han been orguillxed for lliej
winter has a membership made up
of pronilneiit people ol the Huiillow
rr Valley and a few member:* of thin
e|t>. Alter a delightful evening in'
tripping the light fantUHtlc. dnliity
refreHliineiith were nerved. Mra. O. !
T. Clark, .lr, baa been elected prehl
drill tif the club while John llalli 1
laiiToii Ik nee ret ii ry and William i
Carrutliers in fliHir manager.
MISS RICHTER HOSTESS
Mlhh Kina Klehter wan the liohlpkh
to the iiicuiherH of a newly organized
Hewing club. Saturday afternoon, at
her home upon Pine Hired. After
an afternoon spent in a hoc la I way,
Alli'h Itlchtcr assisted li> her mol her.
Mrs riias. Itlchtcr, nerved an infor
mal luiicheon. Those whe are mem
hcoi of this club and who participat
ed in the ocean loh were: Mlssea Nell
Abrains, Marjorie Northcutt. lads
King, Corrlne Hercules, Ituth Clark.
Hess Arehor, Jeanette Owen, Kate
llransoii and Isabel Cordova.
HYPATIA CLUB
The ll* pat la cluh met at the homi <
of Mrs A. C. 1 1< mli iekhon 'Saturday j
a Iter iiooii After a shot t t nisi ness
session an hiNtructlve program was I
given by the nieuihoni of the eluli. A 1
hlography of Jean Stratton Porter |
watt capably handled hy Mra. Angrs|
SlmpHon. Mlkk Josephine Coukright
gave the biography of Henry David
Tlioreau and Mlnk Itair gave a re- 1
view upon "The Harvester." After
the readings. Miss Anna Pel era en
tertained the members with n few
mutdenl numbers. Dainty rAfresh
uieiits roiirltided the afternoon.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
The Pbilharmoiile society will
bold their regular meeting In tlielr
dub room In the City Hall upon
Tuesday evening at X o'cloek.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Tin* Pythian SisteiH will meet I’ll
day afternoon at 2:Jn for pra«lhc.
at Ca-lle Hall Full atlelidatiee l»
deslied.—Ulaucho Tliutnhurg. M. K
i >-• *i tunai
CHRISTIAN CHURCH LADIES
Tile Ladles* Aid society of the
Christian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2: UU o'clock. The ladies
are urge,] to lie present as there Is
bind iichm of Importance m, tie trans
acted.
"THE ROSARY.”
That drama "The Kosury."’ whieh
embodies all that Is pure in thought
and sweet in Heniiment. by one of
the leading playwrights of the day.
phased » good klzed audieuee at tile
West theater last night The drama
is a sermon in itself, touching upon
tlie smial problem Inasmuch as It
|K>||||M out the menace of Jealousy
I a nil Htrongly emphasizes the sphere
lor the ehitrch. Replete with din-
Ilmalh climaxes, mingling the comedy
and pat ho:, into a perfect Mending
of liumnti Inlet eat. the hliow last
j night gripped the hearts of all.
j The play has to do with the kind
|ly ministrations of a Cathoile priest.
Kutlirr Kelly, in the home of a mil
lionaire Wall street broker, who has
established an earthly Eden in a
(Otintiy place. Hut like Kden of old
there is a serpent—u htiinun viper,
who wrecks the lives of two by kind
ling. that burning fire of Jealousy.
Some refreshing comedy is intro
duced. toil featuring tin l plnv is t lie
strong dialogue, the uplifting In
fluence of the church that clings like
the fragrance of roue leaves to tin*
rosary. The lust scene, the chapel
of tie- rosary, brings the two wreck*
Jed lives together and brings the de
jspoiler to Ills knees shaking with
!solis at llie feet of Hie priest.
DEATH OF CHILD
(Jcorge Znmorrn. three years old.
|soil of Mr. and Mrs. .1 J. Zniuorrn ot
jli2«*i West Third street, died today of
sea lei fever. The funeral will lie pri
vate.
M'MAHON TO DENVER
I K. J. McMahon, secretar yof the
t'liaiubi r of Commerce left this aft
ei iiooii for Denver, where tomorrow
In will attend the special meeting
of the Colorado Association of Com
mercial Executives In Hint city. At
tills session tlie matter of reducing
Ho fire insurance rules will eonio
up. The governor will he present
with the underwriters oi the state
and from the east. Mr. McMahon ex
perts Hint tliis conference will result
in a reduction of the insurance rates.
LOCAL COAL MAN
TAKES EUROPEAN TRIP
(!. W. Ilaigli. the well-known lo
cal mining man l**rt Saturday nigh*
for New York, where tills week he
will board the steamship Celtic for
Liverpool. England Mr. Ilaigli will
visit for the next month or two ii:
England. Scotland and Wales.
JAILED ON FORGERY CHARGE
Lean Carr, charged with forgery,
was arrested and lodged In the illy
Jail on Saturday. Carr is a ranch
hand and was arested on complaint
of M. J. Merger for passing an al
leged worthless check for $ll.OO.
Previously Carr had received pay
ment on a good cheek made out hy
K. i£. Cross, a ram h man at Tyrone!
Every time we sell
one of these
SIS,OO - 920 - 922.50
Suits or t4|gjß|
Overcoat £Tj|r
Wr feel a satisfaction that's not I ill \
incaiucd bv any profit wc make. Wc V n
know that wc'vc made another good If \ H
solid fiicnd. It's a pleasure to have ■ Ball \V
business glow in thnt way. \1
•NO CLOTIIINH ins LIKE Ot US Three-Button Straight
Front Sack, So. 7H.S
INGRAM-POWDER CLOTHING CO.
,
SENIORS ENTERTAINED
AT BRANSON HOME
Miss Kate HniiiMMi .uul Supcrin- J
tendenf J H Morgan enteitallied lliej
| meiulierv uf Ihe senior Hums of the)
111 lull school Saturday evening at the I
'itraiisou home iiihiii I’inspect street.
| I lie exelililg was spent In telling
toi l lines and various gaim-s silggen
itive of Halloween Were played The
!house was grotesquely decorated In
I Hallowe'en figures and tile class
colors of orange and bla< k After an
I enjoyable evening, a dainty repast
xvhh served bv Miss Minusoii, assisted
■ end her mother. Mrs A L. Htnuson '
land Miss Ituth Clark. Those who]
•made up the list of Invited Wore
j .Misses Hope CloysteiiL Hazel llrmle
|\ May Wilson. Anna Mason. Mabel '
Williams. Marguerite Itoblnsoii. Lot
ile Leedham. Irma Clercl. Itosebud •
iHtnlo) Perl Conger, Lillian llnycs, I
JZcl la Irwin. Kay Hbilllps. (irace ,
'Campbell. Minnie Hutler. Elizabeth
ilhuter. Edna Itynn. tiladys Logan.
'Mary Zutrk. Marie Dennison, and the
i Messrs. Jay Itlehardson. (Hi* i*ln
inry. Spurgeon Herring. John Temp- j
lliir Oraon. Gone. Elmer Teinplln. 1
Kenneth Wood, Eugene Dopp- Allen |
Wycoff. George Harlan. Howard
Curtis and Hnlph Dickey
j See the Hay State schottiiwhe In
troduced at Madden’s Tuesday. Oct
2!». -
POOL SHO^gr
Shoe will prove tlielr «\-
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P. & W. Shoe
ry Company
‘The
International State Bank
Paid Capital $lOO,OOO
This hank strives in every leuiliinalc way tn co
operate in tlie business aflairs of its de
positors and solicits your patronage.
A STKIC'I I-Y lIOMK BANK
FINANCED BY IIOMIi l’liOPLli
DIRECTOR!
JOHN AIEU.O. I‘rnMrnt. \
JOHN J. lIKNDIIICK. "'*> ° I'UiSTKI).
Vic. I'ri-.ldont Ci«lil-r
*. PI. MvUI.ASIiAN. AI.'IKItT A. WIIITH.
CIIAHI.K9 NICCOI.I. JKS'SK (! NOHTIICU IT.
PAGE FIVE
JUST
NAILS
For Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday
i, and larger, -S lb
25<*
.Smaller size, li lb.
ar.c
Special price by tlie keg
JtillbhiM llaidwaisof ail Kllldit
Sat Isfact loii Cua tan teed
Crancer Hardware Company
117 East Maiu St Ph T. 86
„
Annual Hallowe'en Ball bv H L.
A. S. at Mndden'x Hull Oct. »l <$