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ceptance of an account. *
Our primary object is to satisfy each individual <
depositor, and. as far as consistent with good bank- {
’ inje. to carry out his desires. <
* The service of the First National Bank is baaed ,
on fair and courteous treatment to every patron. <
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The First National Bank
TRINIDAD. COLORADO
:
For Sale or Rent
Hew, two-room house* Colorado Ave., and Alta street. Will sell
for $450. $lOO down, balance monthly payments. Lots is fiOx
100.
Bandy new five room house on San Juan near Colorado Ave. $2,-
150.00 $2OO down, balance monthly payments, hk® rent
-200 beautiful building lots, located in different parts of the city.
Most of them can be sold on payment. Boy now. Build later.
If you want Fire, Life, Accident Insurance, or Surety Bonds* don’t
fail to call at the ground floor real estate office.
The Home Security-Investment Company
Insurance. Loans- Real Estate. Bonds.
S. C. HALL President.
Ground floor. First National Bank Building.
EDWAIID D. WIGHT, President. D. P. JONES. Vice-President
W. R. CHAPMAN. Cashier. 11. K. HOLIAAVAY. V-Prea.
C. R. RAPP, Assistant Cashier.
( Ibt Trinidad National Bank
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits $60,000.00
DIRECTORS:
K. D. Wight w 11. K. Holloway W. J. Murray
Philip Schneider D. P. Jones W. R. Chapman
We will be pleased to have your business and offer every ac
commodation consistent with safe bunking. Intel.-st paid on time
deposits. |
Supplies
Wo carry a full line of everything
for the automobile. Pronto light nnd
tire tanks in stock.
B, exchange $3.00
K, exchange $2.75
The Trinidad Novelty Works
Phone Trinidad 128.
TOURIST CLUB
The Tourist club will meet with
Mrs. J. 11. nllrncs, IMS Arizona ave
nue on Wednesday afternoon at 2:.'10
o'clock.
TOKAY GRAPES
Per Basket *
135 c f
l/y l These are California Tokay Ij\
Wll an< * are extra fancy. They v\ Tm
Fl/ arc fresh and fine. Try a basket. Y\ V
1
BIG FERNDELL SALE
All this week
Buy now and save money
Three if Three
Stores Stores
TUESDAY
GENUINE MAZDA
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Superior In Qnality
Rot So Easily Broken
Coats No Mote.
$5 Biot Point Irons For $3.50
This Week-
Trinidad Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
rh. Trln. 78. 212 E. Main.
LOST.
A ilrcasl Pin made of n s'• Gold
piece. The owner prized very highly
nnd will liberally reward finder If
returned to this office. tf.
THE OHSOmOEZ-VEWS, TEWIDAD. COLORADO
PERSONALS
8. I). Trimble of Pueblo is in the
city on a short business trip.
F. M Clark of Aguilar is in the
city on a days business trip.
J. U. Vigil left his afternoon for
Vigil on u day’s business trip.
Luwrcnce Cresto lias returned from
Denver where he spent a short time
F. T. Woodard of Colorado Springs
is in the city on a short business trip.
Frank East spent he afternoon in
Segutido looking after business mut
ters.
Mrs. A. F. Stanley of Pryor, is In
the city on u short visit und shop
ping trip.
D. A. Clark of Denver left this af
ternoon for Sopris on a few hours'
business trip.
George Reese, the insurunee man.
left this morning for Puelilo on u
day's business trip.
Mrs. \V. E. Shriller spent the af
ternoon In Sopris visiting with her
daughter und tuiully.
C. L. Hendetbhol returned to Wul
sobur.T tills afternoon after u short ;
business trip In tills city.
Mrs. P. G. Wood returned to Uei
wlnd this afternoon after a short
shopping trip in Trinidad.
Miss Margaret Marsh returned to
Va!di7. this afternoon after a short
ihopping trip in this city.
E. R. Mayer of Denver is in the
i Ity on a few days’ business trip,
calling on local customers.
Mrs. M. Liens of Canon City ar
rived It* the city today foi u short
visit with Mrs. C. F. Smith.
Ml is Klliubeth Kohlnxon returned!
to in Inguu this niternnon after it
»hoit shopping trip in this city.
E. 11. Day returned this morning,
Irom Clayton. New Mexico, where he
spoilt a day adjusting a fire loss.
O. la. Davis. Jr., returned today
from lata Vegas, where he spent a
few days looking alter business mat*
ters.
W A. Fowler has gone to Kutisus
City where he will spend u week
inlying \trtek for the Fowler Furni
turn Store.
Mrs. (’harles Tnft and father, W.
M Watson, left tills morning (or
Denver, where they will spend sev
eral weeks.
A. P. Anderson returned this
morning from Denver, where he
spent u few days looking after legal
loimlio-mm matters.
Miss Huelah McClothlin arrived
lit the city today from Colorado
Springs for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Schuyler.
R. Cl. CopeiuiKi returned this
morning from Colorado Springs
where he upent Sunday visiting with
his wife und children.
Mike May left this afternoon for
Pueblo and the northern part of th*»
state after n short business trip In
this city and vicinity.
Dr. Abrahams who has been con
fined to his home for the past few
months on arount of a broken ankle
in able to lie down at his office again.
Mr.t. Rose Gntevvncd of L>* An
geles. California, is in the city visit
ing for n few weeks with Trinidad
friends, the guest of Mrs. C. F. Smith.
E. 11. Merrill, chief claim agent for
the C. and S.. spent the day in Trini
dad, and will leave tonight for Clay
ton, New Mexico, on a day's business
trip.
Ed. Lindskey of the Victor Amer
ican Fuel compuny returned this
morning from Denver, where ho
spent a few dnys looking after busi
ness mutters.
J. O. Law of the Texas Oil com
pany left this morning for the north
ern part of the state where he will
spend a few days looking after busi
ness mutters.
Mrs. S. A. Russell of Salida, who
lias been visiting in Trinidad for a
short time, left this afternoon for
Wnlsenburg where she will spend
a few dnys visiting with friends.
W. 11. Jaek of Folsom. New Mexico
is in the city on a short business trip
Mr Jack, a life-long Republican,
suvs: "We’ve been beaten three times
since the war nnd every time we de
served It.’’
11. Robinson or New York city who
has been in the city for the past few
days on a business trip left this
morning for California. Mr. Robin
son was the guest of Meyer Mans
bach while In the city.
11. C. Boohmer of Washington, a
nephew of Mrs. John Humphreys of
this city, arrived in the city today
nnd spout a few hours here visiting
with relatives. Mr. Roehmer is on
route to St. Louis ou a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mae Kay of Scot
land. and Mr. and Mrs. John Mcßaln
of this city will leave tonight for
Fort Worh, and other places in Tex
as on a short business trip in the In
terest of the Matador Cattle com
pany.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Dnnford and
small son. of Segutido, left this af
ternoon for Pueblo whore they will
spend a few days visiting with rela
tives. Mr. Danford will spend a
short time in Denver looking after
business matters.
Mrs. Evans of Birmingham, Ala
bama and mother of Mrs. O. L. Davis
J»’., is in tlio city visiting for a short
time with her daughter at the Dnvls
homo on Han Pedro street. Mrs. liv
ens will be here for another week be
fore leaving for her southern home.
8. D. Renditto, manager of the
Cardcnap hotel is spending a few
weeks in Las Cruses, New Mexico,
enjoying himself ou his ranch near
Have you started
that savings ac
count with us yet
?
If not, you arc losing
money every day
Do it low I
Commercial
Savings
Bank
that place. Mr. Campbell, relief man
ager. is taking Mi Heudltto’s place
dining his absence.
Wallace Wood, who has been con
fined In Han Itnfsei hospital far tin*
past few weeks recuperating from an
•elation,* l* nt»le to be out. Mr
Wcod win down town yostetday for
ttie first time since the operation and
i: regaining strergi h'rapidly.
Miss Pearl Lett »r. and mother ot
Raton. New Mexico, who have been
visiting in Amarillo. Texus. for the!
>past two weeks will arrive In tills
[city in ■ few day* tor a short visit I
| with Trinldud friends. They w ill be I
| the guests of All** Adah Fowler while |
jin the city.
, Mrs. Augusta Allteiioll. mother ot
i Mrs. hd Wight of ibis city has left
tor Albert, New Mexico, where she
will spend the winter visiting with
her daughter. Mis S. K. Rucker.
Mrs. Mitchell spent the summer
months In Trinidad visiting with
Mrs. Wight at her borne on Pinion j
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Eat I Carmichael of
Victor. Colo., who are visiting in the
city have decided *«» locate In Trini
dad. Mr. and Airs. < armichuer lmv«
many friends in this city who are
glad to hear of their return. Afra
Carmichael was formerly Mlsa Fran
| kin Caldwrell. and was one of the
most popular msml'cni or Trinidad's
younger social sot.
J. H. Thompson of the C. F. ft 1.
company has returned from differ
ent places in Togas where he spent
several weeks on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Thompson and son Jack did not
return with Mr. Thompson but will
remain in Christmas.
The change of eflgigte wri made for
the benefit of Jo< It's health, which Is
greatly Improved by the lower alti
tude.
NOTICE
Published Nov. 12-18. 1912.
The copartnership heretofore ex-
Ih!Iiik between William l». Warren
and Wllatiicnu Warren under the
firm name of the Warren Electric
eompuny In the City of Trinidad,
Colorado, i» thl* day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts owing to
the aald partner.ship are to be re*
ceived by aald W illiam I). Warren and
all demands on .-aid partnership nre
to ho presented to him for payment.
Dated at Trinidad, Colorado, this
9th day of November. A. D. 1912.
W. I> Warren.
Wil.tinena Warren.
LADIES* GUILD
The Ladies* Culld of the Eplsco
pal church will meet Wednesday aft*
ernoon instead of Thursday, at 2
o'clock with Mrs Chart Halley.
SOCIAL SEWING CLUB
Social Sewing • dub will meet with
Mrs. II. T. Bartbtt. 511 Nevada ave
nue on Thursday afternoon at 2:20
o'clock. All members urged to be
present
PIERI AN CLUB
Thn Pleriun Hub will meet with
Mrs. Ed Wight. I 125 Pinon street on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:.10
o'clock.
FUNERAL OF MINE VICTIM
The funeral <■: Guisepp! Bcneditti.
who was killed l»y a fall of rork In
the mine at Toiler on Sunday, took
place this morn tig at ten o'clock
from the Catholic church. Interment
was in the Catholic cemetery.
Ladies, \>lsit our eorset fitting par
lors. You can have your corets fitted
by Mrs. Murchison; our expert corset
fitter. —The Emporium. 2
NOTICE
1 hereby give notice I will not* be
responsible for gooda ordered by C.
F. Wilson for the firm of Burton and
Wilson at Bed Kiver, New Mexico.—•
Signed. .?. W. Burton.
Pub. Nov. 11. Nov. 29, 1912.
All Pattern and Trimmed Hats at
actunl cost. 4 05 South Animas. tf
ATTENTION ELKS
Regular meeting Thursday night.
All members should be present.—L.
R. Gottlieb, exalted ruler; A. J. San
ders, secretary. 4
OCTOBER 12, 1912.
D. A. R MEMBERS ARE
QUESTS OF MRS. WIGHT.
Mrs. Ed Wight entertained tho
membciH of tho l). A It. yoatorday
afternoon at tliclr regular monthly
meeting. Mrs. Ed Wight, regent,
called tho mooting to order, nud Mm.
A C. McCheaney opened the after
noon's program with a prayer. The
uflurnoou was devoted to the discus
sion of restoring the Simpson's (test
monument which has been defuced
and destroyed by destructive tour
ists. The erection of .markers along
the old Santa IV trail was discussed,
and the members considered erect
ing a monument on the old battle
field near Soprls. More definite ar
rangements for the accomplishment
of the work will be made at the next
meeting to be held in December with
Mrs. John Hell Hughs. Mrs. Wigh*.
arslsated by her daughter und son.
Ituth and Kenneth served refresh
ments.
BROTHER OF O. L. DAVIS
DIES IN DELAWARE
O. I. Davis, proprietor of the Da
vis Lumber company has gone to
Deluwnre. called there by the death
ot his older brother. William Davis.
Mr. Davis received tho message of
Ills brothers dentil Sunday evening
and left on the limited. He will nr-
Itvo In the Hast in time for the fun
eral. and will return the last of the
week.
ONE-SENTENCE PHILOSOPHY
I Sometimes a straw vote Is a raw
vote.
* To take your time, so often means
to waste it.
<‘onvermilion Is no often mosli^
< onversatlon
Deserve things and you won't have
to want for them.
What your op|x>sttlon says about
>ou doesn't count for much.
Many men are out of work be
cause they want a Job as soft un a
\amtion hut with larger pay.
You can’t gutlier all the ntatlatirs
cf matrimonial failure from tha on
terprlslug divorce rourt.
While a threat is unpleasant. It in
well to remember that only a few of
them ure ever hurvested.
Alt old-tushloui d woman's regard
for baker's bread still stands ns a
flue example of nupurlatlve scorn.
Too many people profess religion
without practicing It.
It Is also probable that little minds
mu in the same channels.
rolitlcinns ought to make good
football players, they’re such clever
dodgers.
No man would get the worst of it
If somebody else wasn’t looking for
the best of it.
Maybe men would be more content
with their lot If they stopped to tu|nk
that In every wcll-regulutud band
some one hns to play the bass drum.
A musical hit is a piece of gooJ
luck.
A Judge lays down the law when
lie (|iitls tho bench.
There are also as good com pi I -
I merits its over were fished for.
The common people Include all the
men who do not shave every day.
It takes a man to ninnufnctiire lies
out or whole cloth. A woman uses
temnnulM.
It might be well for some wives j
|to remember that nagging doesn't !
i make the nag go.
1 Nothing makes a woman feel so
Insignificant ns the refusal of a man
to argue with her.
A man doesn't have to be very
prominent In order to attract people
who ure willing to Impose on him.
When a woman is getting the best
of a ninn In an argument he may win
out by suddenly closing her mouth
with a kiss.
When a man decides to begin to
reform work, it's a sign It's not on
himself.
The reason u man will work so
much to touch his wife to think he is
never will hlmseir.
A woman's Idea of something to
keep her warm In cold weather Is
anything In openwork.
People don’t keep themselves neur
it so busy as hitting enemies front
mi front as friends front behind.
Sewing
Machines
Singer and
New Home
Pattern
Prices
$l7 to $3O
10 Day Free Trial
Warranted Satisfactory
Guaranteed 10 Years
Try One
Crancer Hardware Company
117 East Main St. Fh. T. 86
SEVERAL ASPIRANTS
FOR FEDERAL PLUM
The biggest plum to be picked by ’
local Democrats, when Woodrow Wil
son of New Jersey is Imiugurated
president of the United States. Is the
position of porttmuster. now held by
D D. Finch. A number of the parly
leaders are making no secrecy of
their desire to secure this appoint
ment, and some little speculation is
riro us to who will land the place.
Some of those who are out for the
appointment and who have bceu
mentioned for the place are .1. U.
Vigil. O. T. (Murk. I*. It. Dunluvy.
Judge W. (J. Hines, E. (\ Whittlesey j
and D. M. Kulston
With E. M. Amnions in tho gov- j
eruor's chair for two years there are
a number of other state appoint
ments which look attractive to local
Democrats und it Is prohuhlc that a
few of the well known Democrats of
this county will lie recognized.
PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR
Preparations are being made for
the bazaar to lie given in the early
part of December by the ladles of the
First Preabyterlan cburoti. Tho
ladies Interested met yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John llell Hughs,
and spent the afternoon in embroid
ering and making salable things fTJr
the bazar. A large number were
present, and numerous articles were
made, after which Mrs Hughs, as
slhHted by her mother. Mrs. W. 11.
Cooley served light refreshments.
The Presbyterian bazaar is an an
nual affair, and nffords tho ladles or
tho city an opportunity to buy the
dnntlcst of blind made Christmas
prerents.
REV. AND MRS. CHANDLER
ENTERTAIN CHURCH ELDERS
Tho elders of the First Presbyter
inn church were entertained Inform"
ally last night by Rev. and Mrs. It.
E. Chandler at their home on llac*
street. The earlier part of the even
ing was devoted to dlsemudug husl
nes* matters permitting to the wel
fare of the church. A delightful
coarse lunch was served by Mrs
Chandler. The elders of the church
arc: Messrs. C H Nichols. J Harry
Ingram. M. O. Dick, L. It. Horn, T.
Dawson. J. 11. Simpson. K. A A. Wil
liams nud A. 11. McNnughfon.
MASONS, ATTENTION!
There will be H meeting of* Trini
dad lodge No. S 9. work in tho second
degree, tonight in the lodge rooms.
Ilowdry Floyd. W. M.
LISTEN FOR WHISTLES
The Chronicle-New* carrier
boys have been supplied with
new whistles und will blow
when making delivery of papers.
Listen for the whistle.
Storm
Shoes
For your boy \ :• *'
These sturdy shoes arc an I /J |k
absolute necessity for every ac- A
They’re made to stand the jC
sort of eveiyday rough and sl \
tumble service that the heal- wm
thy boy {fives his shoes from
the minute he pull, them on in \
the morning until he kick, V wzSrKl, *v>
them off at night. Vs. ■{JjSSSwC' *
Medium or extra high cut $2.25 \
to $4.25 a pair. 4
The P. & W. Shoe Co.
‘ THE STORE OF BETTER SHOES"
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The
International State Bank
Paid Capital $lOO,OOO
This bank strives in every legitimate way to co
operate in the business affairs of its de
positors and solicits your patronage.
A STRICTLY HOME BANK
FINANCED BY HOME PEOI’LE
DIRECTORS.
JOHN AIRLLO. Prealdeut.
JOHN J. HENDRICK, WH. O. PLEBTBD.
Vice Pr-sldeut. CmMar.
A. E McOLASHAN. AI.RERT A. WHITE.
CHARLES NICCOLI. JESSE O. NORTHCUTT.
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Monarch, of al! they »urvey—
Our Evening Attire.
In Full Dreu. Tuxedo Suit*
and Waistcoat,, we're getting
the Social Lion', (hate of the
season', business.
This i, simply attested by
our latest contribution, to the
pleasure, of the Evening—the
Dinner the Theater the
Dance.
The'individuality of our per
fectly tailoied and correctly
modeled garmenta only har
monize with light- laughter and
the entrancing Merry Widow.
All the correct thing* in
Shirta, Tie,, Collar, and other
Full Drew accessories.
Ingram-Powder
Clothing
Co*
“Where Quality Counta."
New feature—our corset fitting
parlor. Expert fitter in charge.—•
The Emporium. *