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Do not stingily pinch out money to your itood wife. She bus
more non ho of economy than you have anyhow. Give her a hunk
account—so much each month. This wl!l nave you lota of trouble
ami Rive her the Independence she DKSKKX’KS and will enjoy.
Tills will save you money, been line* if your wife feela that she Im your
PARTNER she will help you wive, ho this and hoiui* day when YOU
NKBh money SHE will have it for you.
Let OUR Bauk be YOUR Rank.
The First National Bank
FOR RENT
A ma Room Home oa Topaka arcane. Lai(e lava, treca. aiao
larfe ban. Only ISC a aioath.
A KVrn room honae on Eaat Rut Street, three bloeka from the
corner of Main aad Commercial. Only $lB a month.
For Sale
A new two-room house oa Colorado avenue. A snap for $450.
$lOO down and balance eaojr monthly payments.
A new five-room hoase on Son Jusn near Coiorada arcane- $3,150
ssoo down aad balance oa easy payments.
We hare unlimited amonat of money to loan. Try us for yoar
next loan. Oar speeialtiei are all kiads of iniuraacc. bonds,
real estate, end loans.
The Home SecuritHnvestmont Company
Insurance Loans- Beal Estate. Bonds.
8. C. IIALL. President.
Ground floor. FI rut Batioaal Bank Baildiar
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EDWARD I). WIGHT. President. D. I*. Jones. Vi.-e-PreMdent.
W. R. CHAPMAN, Cashier. il. K. HOLLOWAY- V-Pres.
C. It RAPP. Assistant Cashier.
*Hk Trinidad National Bank
Capital * i 00.000.00
Surplus and Profits *60.000.00
DIIIKCTORS:
IC. h. Wight. H. K. Holloway W. J. Murray
Piilllip Schneider I>. I*. Jones W. 11. Chapman
We will he pleased to have your business and offer every ac
commudatotn consistent with safe banking. Interest paid on line
deposits.
WATCH
Our Windows
FOR THE LATEST CHRISTMAS
TLa GOOD THINGS TO EAT %
MkaV Wlmt you see there is only uu
Ma\ tlnmllon of what nwaits you in- IM
Jl/ Anything—-Everything in grocer- ®i\ |
I fii Ich and meats fur the holidays.
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Phone KSnHnTfnr] 527
Trinidad sMOTTTiTjjafIH North
54tf | I Com'! St. |
For Christmas
Let 111 iupply your table. We can furniih everything ne
ceasary for your Chriitmai feast and for lest than you oan buy it
elsewhere. Highest quality. Lowest prices we guarantee.
Three Three
Stores y I’Ty Stores
BATDRDAT
tm €—BKMHraW, TRUTH)AD, COLORADO.
PERSONALS
K. W. Holmes of t'okedale was In
tu« city last evenikg visiting with
friends.
O. E. Bailey, left this aftcruoun for
Pueblo and Cauou City ou a short'
business trip.
Miss Williams of Pryor spent the.
day in this city shopping and visit
ing with friouds.
Joe Parsons returned to Catskill
this uftcruoon after a day's buaiuess
trip in this city.
Bcu Johnson of the Model City is
spending a day Jn Trinidad attend
ing to business matters.
. Mrs. Thomas Ryan returned to Be
gundo this arternoou after a short
stioppiug trip in this city.
Miss Ida Wolcott, school teacher
at Hcgundo. is In the city spending a
tew days with her parents.
W. W. Taylor and wife returned
to Hustings this afternoon after u
day's shopping trip in this city.
Dr. uud Mrs. A. F. Stanley of Pry
or were in the city today ahopplug
aud attending to burn!ness matters.
Miss Anua Cameron left this after
noon for IlHKtlngs where she will
spend Sunday vlsitiug with her par
ents.
Miss Maude Husebaugh left this
alter noon for Scguudo to play for u
dauce to be given at that place to
night.
Lester Buudri* is confined to bis
homo on Bench street ou account of
sickness, lie is Hufferiug with peri
touious.
, Mrs. 11. Roberts and daughter. Vio
let May. left thin afternoon for Hast
| lugs after u short shopping trip in
this city.
Mrs. Hoy Llttrel of Seguudo, was
in tho city shopping this morning,
returning to the camp on the ufler
nuon train.
A. P. Handersou returned this
morning from Denver, where he spent
a few days attending to business of a
legal nature.
Mian Mary Hcburman left this aft
ernoon for He gun do where she will
spend Sunday visiting with friends
and relatives.
11. 11. Handersou left this after
noon for Gallup. New Mexico, where
he will spend a week attending to
business matters.
Leopold Handers left this morn
ing for Wnlsahburg on a day's busi
ness trip lu the interest of the San
d« r* Wholesale tiou^r.
Mrs. T. McPblll left this morning
(or Dawson. New Mexico, where she
will spend a few days visiting with
U»t bio baud mho is located there.
Mayor D. L. Taylor left this after
noon for Arliona and California,
where he will spend a part of the
winter for tho benefit of his health.
Edmund Bradley of Cincinnati.
1 Ohio, is spending a few weeks In
Trinidad visiting with bis uncle.
George ItauMnan. of tho Hausmau
Drug company.
L. W. Ilerry of the Colorado Sup-'
ply company will leave next week
for Oklohomo City where he will
s|»ciid the holidays with his pa routs
aud other relatives.
L. H llucbnell, cashier for the
.Mountain Mates Telephone and Tele
graph eumptny left this morning for
the camps north of the city on a
short business trip.
Mlsh Marjorie Holdawortb left
this afternoon for He gun do where ahe
will spend Sunday visiting with Miss}
Margsrite Robinson who 1s school |
teacher at that camp. i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cahn and son
passed through the city thin morning
enroute from the east to California,
where they will spend a few months.
Mrs. Cahn is a sister of Mrs. U. Cohen
of this city.
Mrs. F. 8. Grlawold returned to
Colorado Springs this afternoon aft
er a few days' visit in this city with
her husband. Frank Griswold, of the
Brunson and Griswold Hardware
company. Mrs. Grlawold stopped In
Trinidad enroute to the Springs aft
er a two months' visit In Oklahoma.
Miss Case of Chicago arrived In
the city this morning and left later
in tl»e day for Yermejo Hark, where
she will spend the holidays, tho
Ruest of Mr. slid Mrs. C. W. C. Deer
lug Mr. and Mrs. Deerlng who have
been in the city for a few days re
turned to Vcrmejo Park with Miss
Case. ...
TO ENTERTAIN CLASS
8. S. flkadden will entertain the
pupils of his telegraphy clasa and a
few Invited guests tonight, at his
homo on Grant avenue. Games and
music will be the feature of the eve
ning and a light repast will lie serv
ed by Mr. aud Mrs. Skadden.
FUNERAL Of J. M. JUDKINS
The funeral of J. M. Judkins, who
died yesterday at the hospital, will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 from the chapel of the Trinidad
Undertaking Company. The funeral
will be under the auspices of the lo
'•al Barbers' Union, aqd a car will be
in waiting at Pine and Arizona
streets t ooouvey people to the K. P.
cemetery where the remains will be
laid away. f .
MISS KING HOSTESS
Mit> Lois iw.ng entertained the
members of her sewing club th'a af
ternoon at her home on Cheatnut
street. The afternoon wan spent in
the usual way and light refreshments
were served by the hostess.
dottPeople
Earn all the luuiiey they can.
Boue spend all they earn.
, Many have a Kaluga aceuuut,
it makes aaviiiK easier.
You can't afford to speud ull
you earn, but you rau profit
, by saving money.
Htart a savings account with uu
A small sum.—f I.oo—will
upon an account in YOUR
name.
Wo pay FOUR per cent ou sav
ings.
Vhe
Commercial
Savings Bank.
MISS CALDWELL ENTERTAINS
Miss Clsra Nell Caldwell enter
tained the 8. 8 K Kirin last evening
at her home on Grant avenue. The
evening wu« spent in pla>iug games
and a musical way. and light re
freshments were served by the host
ess.
The Chrotilcle-Newa carrier i
boys have been supplied with «
near whistles and will blow <
when making delivery of papers. <
Listen for the whistle. *
Embossed Xmas Stationery.
The Chroniclc-Newa this sea
son la showing a beautiful line
of Christmas embossed station
ery. Orders fl)|«-«| promptly.
Call and make your selections
at once.
BANKRUPT SALE
Ten thousand dollar** worth of
Clotlilug, Hliovm and Millinery bought
$f 40c on the dollar to lie sold at any
price.—New York Fair. I
0. E. 8. MEETING.
TUe Kant era Star held their an
nual election of officers last night
in the lodge rooms in the Masonic
Temple. The following offle* ra were
elected for the ensuing year. Mrs.
I.ixzle Sharp, worthy matron; Guy
Hobson, worthy patron; Mrs. Jessie
Cook, oaaistaui matron: Mrs. Clara
MoKnys emiditstress; Mrs. Klanor*
Miller, saMtlsnt conductress; Mrs.
Mary Stoke secretary; Mrs. Etta
Pierce, treasurer The appointed of
ficers will be Installed at I lie next
meeting.
R. A. M. ELECTION
At til* annual election of Trinidad
chapter No. 33, Royal Arch Mason*,
officers were elected as follows:
High priest—W. R. Lewi*.
King—\A k . J. Murray.
Scribe—s. T. Uurkhanl
Treasurer—W. 8. Keeney.
Secretary—Ed C. Bast.
C. of H.—F. C. Miller
P. 8 —K. W. MetkelJnhu.
It A C—Claude Shy.
M. 3rd V.—W. M. Ogle
M. 2nd V.—J. F. Miller.
XI. Ist V.—Julian Krlon. ,
Sentinel—XV. XV. Jones.
Director Masonic Temple Associa
tion Holier! Lake.
Trustee —T. I). East
Catholic Ladies
Holding Bazaar
The tallies of the Catholic church
held their annua! fancy w*ork ba
zaar ami home cooking sale today in
the Jamieson Department store. An
upron counter was the feature of the
sale, aud aprons of every description
and size, including the kitchen apron
and the fancy little sewing apron,
were on display. Home made cakes,
cookies, bread and delicious candy
was another feature of the sale. A
neat sunt was realised from the sale
and the money will be used for
charitable purposes. A committee of
Catholic ladies were In charge of the
sale.
Men's shoes worth *3 for $1.75.
Ladies' shoes worth $2 50 at $J.39.
New York Fair. 1
Pub. Dec. 9. 1912—Jan 11. 1913.
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received for
the construction of the lout Anintas
County Court House, until II o’clock
a. in. January 15, 1913, by the Board
of County Commissioners of Las Ani
mas County, Colo., at their office,
corner Main and Cheat nut Streets.
Trinidad. Colorado. according to
plans and specif lout ions on file wit h
I. H. nnd XX f . M. Rapp company. Ar
chitects, Masonic building, Trinidad.
Colo.
All bids to be marked bids on;
Court House, and addressed to tbo
undersigned. The Board reserves
tho right to reiert any nnd all bids.
G. F. HARLAN.
Chairman.
DECEMBER It. 1912.
DECEMBERTAKES
PLACE OF JUNE
AS MONTH OF
BRIDES
lii'cuiubcr. instead of June, hccuih
to be the bride's month. tills year,
(or a half a dozen or more weddings
are to take place during to holldur
KcuHon. and a number of wedding
ceremonies have already taken plnie
this month. When the happy Yule*
tide Mpirlt predominates throughout
the laud, and another year Ik comiuK
to a clone, a number of Trinidad
hridea will he led to the altar.
A wedding of Interest will tak«.
place at alx o'clock Christmas morn
ing ut the home of I). It. Ilaudniiu
ou Topeka aveutie, when bin •laugh
ter. Florence Helen, will he united
in uiurrlnge to lamia It. l>ouglu*.
The ceremony will he performed by
Itov. It K. Chandler and will he wit
nessed by the immediate family. A
wedding breakfast will he nerved
following the ceremony, ami the
newly married couple will leave on
the early t\ and 8. train for Denver!
where they will spoilt! their honey
moon, returning to this city to make
their home.
The bride elect Ih the only daugh
ter of Mr. ulid >lr». I». It llliidnian
and waa rained and educated in Trin
idad. and liuh a host of friends. Mitts
llllidiuau Is popular in tile mimical
circle* of the city. Mr. DotlgluH Is
thu HOU of Mia. F. O. Dougins niul i*
a graduate of the State Agricultural
school at Fbrt Collin* lie Ik iihko
elated with the firm of Dauford and
Sanderson. engineer*.
Sunday morning, December 2_*d.
ut II o'clock in St. Mary's Kplwopnl
church In Aguilar Mlkm Florencc
Anlla Pearl and John Graham Cad
del will h«> iiutrricd. The ceremony
will lie wltuetwed hv a few of the
moat Intimate friends and relative*
of the couple. Mian Pearl la the
daughter of Mra. F. h. Pearl of
Aguilar uml la well known 111 thin
city, aa well aa having a large circle
of friendH in Aguilar. Mr I'nddell
la well known in thia vicinity and
la at present connected with one of
the urge fuel companies In the north
ern part of the state
The wedding of n farmer Trinidad
girl. Mii.a Jcuuuette Sc ot t of l.aa Ve
ga*. will take place Wednesday, the
I Nth of thia month, when *he will
become the wife «f Cecil Flowcra of
Denver. The ceremony will l»e per
formed In lout Vega* at the lion* of
the bride elect'a parent*. Mis* Scott
waa educated In St. Joseph's Acad
emy in thia city and has been a fre
quent visitor in Trinidad alnce fin
tailing from the arndciuy. Mr. Flow
er* la a candy aaleamau of Deliver
and ImM been coming to thi* city for
the |Ntnt few yearn, and I* well know n
aiiiing the traveling public. Mr.
Flower* and hi* bride to he will
jupeiid the kolldaya in Deliver and
will he at home to their frienda after
[the flrat of tlie year, in the capital
I city.
j Mlkm Kiuiua Clark of thi* city and
jCrutidill 1,. Moad of Scgtiudo. are to
j*»e married during the holidays, the
(exact date of the wedding is being
j kept a secret, bill it j* rumored it
iwill take place before Christmas day.
.Mrs. Clark Ik one of the most popu
lar teachers in the city and Ih ui pres
ent principal of the Columbian school
|nnd her resignation will take effect
next Friday. The bride to he |h the
daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. 11. P. Clark
of this city and has many friends
here. Mr. Moad I* yard master at
Seguudo. where he aml his bride
will make their home after a short
honeymoon trip.
Great Bankrupt sale now on at
the New York Fhir. 1
TIBES, TUBES
and all accessories for the Automo
bile, Motorcycle and HJcycle carried
at all times. Vulcanizing our spec
ialty.
The Trinidad Novelty Works
Phone Trinidad I'JN.
A LOOK INTO
OUR SHOW WINDOW
Will convince you that wc
carry in stock
All the latest improved Elec
tric appliances
Good Christmas suggest ions in
readings lamps, etc.
Trinidfcd Gas and j
Electric Supply Co. |
I’ll. Trill. 7K. 217 13. Main
MAKE YOUR GIFT
HIS BEST PRESENT
The useful present is always thankfully
received
Why not a hat, a late style soft or stiff
hat. $2.50 to $5.00
A practical present—give him a nice shirt
or two. prices $l.OO to $2.00
Show your care and good taste by select
ing one of our handsome house coats,
prices $5.00 to $15.00
Ingram-Powder Clothing
Company • lIOMK UK GOOD VALUES'* H
V *
SUNSHINE SOCIETY L. A. TO B. OF R. T ELECTION
I Mrs 11)111011 entertained the mom- The L. A. to tin- It. It. T. held
Im r* of the Sunshine society yenter- their annual election of officers yes
day afternoon at their regular loud- terday afternoon and the following
ness meet lug. Flection of officer* officers were elected,
look place, and the following offl- Mary Kugdherg—Past president,
rent will *er\e during the ensuing Loulso Coerc*— President,
year .Mrs L. A Itraggett. president Mary Poerler Vico president.
Mr*. 11. Crank vice president: Mi*. Kutherine Gulvln Secretary.
M A Knstou. secretary. Mrs. J. W. Mary Crozier Treasurer.
Compton treasurer. Itnrliuru Hoover—-Guard
Cliroulc|e-Xrw*. f»«c per month. 1 Chronicle-New* ~oc per iii"ulh
Style
Our Christinas Mr ;
Shoe Exhibit (J|!'||
Ih now* in full swing What Is new in shoes in
New York is simply* auUher way «»f saying wh. t
I* new in Cousins Shoes made in New York. A va
rlcty of fashionable leather Is employed in llielr
making. Among the newest Is the Grey lluek /
Hutton lloot, the rage of tilt* Kant. Fxtremely j
popular for winter and Spring year. An ideal and /
sensible Christmas gift. Moderately pritidut !-• p
pair. i
P. 6 W. Shoe Company
BETTER SHOES
I Some j
International P k
State Bank
Send llielr money away |
from Trinidad and buy tlicir
goods from outsiders. ity no
doing they tako the profits
away from tiie homo tucr-
Jk eliaut curtailing li is Duel -
ness and reducing his pro
* / fit*. injuring iiiin, the •
town and themselves. I
PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS Do your hanking bus!* I
ness with the only hank in i
| Trinidad that is owned ami !
controlled hy homo capital. !
j 'i'lie profits of the hank will !
SAl* El N DEPOSE l | he spent in Trinidad and i
BOXES FOR KENT J not sent to outside owners.
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