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Christmas Suggestions for the Whole Family
FOB BOYS FOB 01BU FOB FATHER FOB MOTHER
Pocket Knife
Air Rlfl* Holler Skate* » Good Razor Parlor Itug
Hammer > Coaster Wagon S Good Strop Nice Clock
J ttW » , Rock I iik Chalt • Knife Nice Davenport
Base ball bat . * , ' * Watch Hafl „
How bull klov*> Polr fVlwor. Honnicr . KBg
Base ball inn*k Tooth Brush Saw **at Knives Fork*
Foot ball unit Tooth Powder Rifle B*l Tea Spoons .
Leather cuff* Nlr „ Trunk Shot Gun Set Table Spoon*
Watch * ' _ I-eather Cuff* Pair Scissor*
Kidlnir whip * 1 ureßß r Tooth Brutdi Sewing Muchlne
Roller Skate* Nine Clock Tooth Powder Dining Table .
Coster Wagon Bedroom Rug Easy Chair Sideboard .
All the*e thing* and many more we have In atock with prices
a* low n* good goods can he sold at. We invite your in*|wction.
Glad to *how you whether you care to buy or not.
fftr CASH BARGAIN STORE. 403 N. Commercial
WANT COLUMN
Wnntod-Mule Help
For If. 8. army. Able bodied uo
murrled men between ages of It
and 35; citizens of Untied Bla tee. of
good character and ternperata habits
who can apeak, read and write the
English language. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer. 192
Weat Main at. Trinidad. Colo. If.
WaatoS
All who do not receive tlteir
t brnutele*.News to plume tins miiiiv
between t:AO and 7: no the same
evening.
Second band furniture. Carmich
ael and Co.. Pbooe Trinidad 630. If
Any kind of huullng. Price* reas
onable. Phone Red 1402 or Trini
dad 30. 3
Vour films to develop. 10c a roll
ut Green's Drug Store. 2 mo.
When you want a good home
• ook**d' nicul this ia (lie Bachelor**
home. 621 Mint** St. tf
Men and women. 920 per week
and pxpeni<eM, {local and traveling
for an ea*terti wholesale hou*e Ex
perience unnecessary. Give phone
or residence number Address **l.’*.
care C-N. I*
Cash paid for east off rlnthlng.
»line* and hula. Call Trln 426. Imo
Carrier l»oy. Must hsve horse. An
plv at Chronicle-News office. tt
Wanted, at once, dlnlug room girl.
<1 per day. room und board. Daw
ion lloiiue. Daw-on. X. M. C*
Wanted. sl;| for ’general bouse
work, family three adult*. German
or Swede preferred. Reference* and
experience desired.—Mrs. G. M. Hun
*oll. Duwson, N. M. 3
For Sole
Sell off your surplus stuff buy ualng
C-N want ads. They only < oat b
cants n line. af
For new and second band furnfi
nra call on Carmichael aad Co.. 130-
1.12 Kim street. Phone Trlaldad
bin. tf
Five room strictly modern house.
3rd street. Inquire Mr Ingle*, Inter
national State bank. tf.
Coal rump boarding house at Green
canon with in regular boarders,
owner want* to go east. A good op
tiortuulty for the right party. Ad
drrßM Mr*. F. A. Woodruff, Beacon.
Colo 1;
High grade Golden Oak furniture
of 1 room flat at 11 bargain. Party
purchut.lng furniture can rent flat
very reasonable. 203 South Animus
street. Phone Trinldnd IST. 3*
Flat top office desk und chair, I
mission table, hall rack, sideboard, I
nice as now. cheup. Inquire of F. A.
Williams. Bunk Bldg. 1
Ten shares Trinidad Milling and
Mining Co. stork, phone Trin 251. tf •
Remington typewriter. Monarch
typewriter, two pianos, one surrey
inapt, one gas range, office table,
roll fop desk, office dictaphone, com
plete. Dunlnvy Agency Co., Poltrey
Itlk Phone Trln. 64 I.
Christmas trees, reasonable Phone
Ited 14 02 or Tlin 30. 2
Money to Loan
On chattel security: reasonable
rates. O. O. Newman. 116 W. Main.
tf
Found
Sorrel mure about 10 year* old, on
my rniic.h near llochne. Brand II V
on left shoulder. Owner can have
same for paying charges. Address,
Joe Gagliardi. R. F. I). No. 1: Box
16. S*
ABSTRACTS
THE TRINIDAD ABSTRACT CO.
lIOOMb ' AND 111 l l/l IMI v Hll)< t\ HM ONI 111' NMI A D *.4'
SATUBPAY
For Rant
Three room furnlahed apartment}
with bath. Also 2 rooms for 912.
light, heat and water furnished. 11.
l«. L. Anderson. Anderson block, tf
Furnlahed housekeeping rooms.
4(iu University. Phone Red 1442. tf
Koomu for light houskeeplng at Lu
cerne. Phone Raca ixi or 418 Beech.
If.
One, two or three room* for house
keeping. reu«ouahl*, 60K Animas, if
Five room strictly modern furnish
ed house. Corner 7th and Ash. Phone
Ited 2042. tf
Three rooais for iignt house keep*
ing. 1004. Arizona. if.
Two or three toots furnished
apartment. (But range, furnace,
downstairs, private entrance, rinse
in. rcuNonuhle. Phone Red I?K4. 3
2 Room* for light housekeeping,
modern house. 624 Colo. Ave. Phone
Red 1072. " 1
Two furnished room*. Phone Red
1711. * 3
Modern furnished room* for light
housekeeping. Innnlte 311 Colorado
<p*enue. 6
| —.
Four room house Ift I Goddard
Ave. Cull Mr*. IfenJock af Centen
;Dial school 1
Furnished room In modern house.
«'ld Grant. tf.
Five furnished rooms for light
houiikeeplnß. rt« 2 Fast Ist St Trln.
2. tf
Modern 5 room bungalow. Apply
M. A. Easton. 317 W. Topeka. tf.
, Furnished front room. XII Pine
Red 1«74. tf.
I _
Modern room* for light house
keeping. 201 State Street. if
Two nice turniHhed rooms for
light housekeeping near C. and H.
whops. A bey t a Ave. Red 214. 912. tt
Situation Wanted
Free employment bureau, office of
Associated Charities. 416 Commercial
street. Phone Red 2962. Help
r trnlshed and employment secured, tf
Woman wauts work by day. En
quire »ir this orfice. 2
Voting married man want* posi
tion driving team. Can furnish refer
ences. Address (\ A. llelatand. gen.
del. 1
Voting girl 16 years old wants to]
do housework. Address Soprl?. Box. \
Work in store or office by com
jpeient young man. Phone Red 3715
j Ift year old hoy want* work with
privilege of going to school. Will
| work for board. Phone Rod 2062. 2
i Papering
Up-to-date designs of wall pnpsr.
Large selection. Very lowest prices.
Joe Burk Und. 109 East First. Pkons
tfsca 693, I guars'n tee. tf.
Panning
Cleaning, pressing nod dyeing.-
The Trinidad Cleaning aud Dye
Works, tf
Furniture
We buy nod eell Second hand fur
rflturs. Call Trio I dad 401 tf
Taxi Cab
Tnxl day or night. Call Toltec llo
tel, Trin. 584, or Trln. 294. tT
Printing v
h
If you need printing or any kind
come to the Chronicle-News. Illfh
clnss work, reasonable prlQ—.
THE CHBOmCIt-HlWIi TBIHJDAJ), COtOBADO
DAILY MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
•New York, Ore. 14 —The market
dosed «*iwy today. Speculative oper
ntlons were on n much smaller scale.
There was an absence of the recent
•ever* selling pressure, but traders
were not confident that the market
had definitely recovered Us poUe und
hesitated to make extensive commit’
mentrt. Dealings were restricted
further by unfavorable advices as to
tbe European financial sit nation and
by the fact that another supreme
court "decision day" was close at
band. Horn#* uncertainty was evinced
when business begun and the tone
soon became heavy. Weakness de
tdoped in speelul stocks. Lehigh
Valley aud Southern Pacific were
tiilneiabtc to pressure and the oil
stocks also yielded.
Itonds were irregular.
Amalgamated 73: Su.tur 1I8£;
Atchison 195JJ; Great Northern 134;
New York Central 1072; Northern
Pacific 119; (leading I83|; Southern
Pacific 10*2; Cnlon 1534:
Steel 85 J. Steel preferred 1«9. /
THE MONEY XANXET
New York, Dec. 14.—Mon-> on cull
nominal: tlm** loans easier; tin aud
90 days alx per cent; six months 5}
ft 5] per cent
Close: Pi line mercantile paper 8
•per cent; sterling exchange stroug.
with uctuul business in bankers' bills
at 4.81 for GO day bills and at 4.933
for demand.
Commercial bills 4.802.
liar silver «3J.
Mexican dollars 49£.
Government bonds steady.
Kailnsul bonds Irregular.
Chicago Litectack
Chicago, Dec. 14.—Cattle receipts'
7oo. Market weak.
ItecvcR 3.7041 10.70; Texas steers
4.50 ft 5.5(1; western steers 5.40<rt
9.15; Stockers and feeders 4.4041
7.85; cows and heifers 2.85ft 7.85;
calves 8.75*i II.
IIOOS: Receipts 8.000. Market
steady to strong.
| l.lgbt 7*t 7.37J; mixed 7.95** 7.45.
{Heavy 7 41 7.45; rough 70 7.30: pigs
5 ft 7.
Hulk of sales 7.204i 7.35.
HIIKKP: Rece|pts 1,000. Market
steady
Native 4.10 413.10; weatern 4.39 *f
5.10; yearlings 5.89ft 8.90; lambs,
native 8.40418.35; western ti.&nO
8 no.
fanui City Litettock.
Kansan City, Mn.. Dee. 14.—Cattle
terelpfs 300, lurludlng 200 south
|erns. Market vteady. Native steers
• 8.754* 10.75; southern steers 5ft
7.40; southern cows and heifers 3.75
•t 8.50: native cows und heifers 3.75
ft 7.25; stoekers and feeders 5*f
7.80; bulls 4.50 4* 8.25; calves 8 'a 10;
iwestern «teers 8ft 8.50; western cows
j 4 •/ 8.30.
| SIIBKI': Receipts none. Market
(strong.
Muttons 4*15.25; lambs 8.25ft 8;
tange wethers und yearlings 4.50 ft
7: range ewe* 3.25 ff 3.50.
THE METAL MANKET
New York. Dec. 14.—The metal
markets were dull and practically
nominal. Lake and eleetroljnic rop
ier 1 7.82 J 4* I 7.871: castings 17.25
ft 17.37$.
Iron unchanged.
I —
ISt. Ixmlr. Dec. 14.—Lead firm,
4.174:
Spelter firm, 7.12$*??.15.
PRonKom
Chicago, Dec. 14.—Firm ties devel
oped in provisions owing to hog
receipts beta; less than expected.
Sales varied from 2$c off to 24 up,
with May 18.374 for pork: 10.05 for
lard and 9.924 *(85 for ribs.
THE WOOL MARKET
St. I.nuis, Mo., Dtc. 14.—Wool
steady: territory and western me
diums 21 4* 25c.
Fill- mediums I8ft20e.
Fine 13si 17c.
WELDIMO
Frozen and cracked automobile
cylinders welded. Prices reasonable.
Abbott Novelty Work*. 118 N. Maple
street. tf
Lost
Small black mare, white saddle
mark, branded "I." on hip. 1401 Bao
Pedro. Reward. 3
At Cardenas hotel Friday evenlug
one long white kid glove. Finder
plca*e leuve at this office. 4
Lady'* *mall plain gold watch
ond piu. Verlle Gatlin’s name In
side. Finder please leave same ut C-
N. Reward. 3
l.ost. between Commercialud Cou
vent Otto pair linesman pliers, liber
al rctourd for return to Trlndad Elec
tric Trans.. R. and «. Co.
Wagon end gate and coal fork.
Finder please notify Raldy Coni Co.
Reward. 2
K AMBJkB CITY GRAIN AND KAY
Kansas City. Mo., De.-. 14. —Cash:
Wheat unchanged to It higher; No
2 hard 83 ft*7'; No. 3 814 4184;
No. 2 red ft ft 1.03; No. 3 90 ft 1.00.
Corn $ftl‘c lower; No 2 mixed
484: No. 3 45; No. 2 white 47: No. 3
454.
Oats unchanged. No. .* white 34 ft
33; Mo. 2 mixed 324 ft 33.
Rye unchanged
Huy unrbuuged.
Receipt*; Wheat 8 7 ears; corn and
outs ridhe, I
Close: Wheat, Muy 892. July 81$
ft 8-
Corn. May 40|4» 1: July 48. o l.
Oats. May :i4$ft ',.
' THB COTTON MARKET
i* ”
. GdIranian. Dec 14 —Cotton tin*
• hinged. 12 13-18.
NVy York. Dec. 14 —Cotton closed
steady at, a ner advance of 5 to 13
point*.
Cotton futures closed steady. Clos
ing bids: December 12.74; January
12.79; Febrnry 12.M; March 12.90;
April 13.99: May 12.90; June 12.87:
July 12.36; August 12.75; September
12.10; Octover 11.97.
Spot cloned steady: middling tip
lauds 13.30; middling Gulf 13.45; no
sale**.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, 111. Dec. 14.-— Unset 1 led
weather !u the harvest sections of
Argentina gave wheat today an up
ward turn. The inurkei. however,
noon reacted. influenced by receipts
double those pf a year ago. Ilusineita
was coihparhaivel) small. opening
prices x were u * shade to 'r higher.
May started at 904ft \ and declined
m
The claw »> easy with May at
892, a loss of Jc net.
May corn o|»eiied unchanged to u
• ixteenth up tit tsju ; und fell to
4M.
Mhy closed at 4k $. u setback of 1 '«t
4<* from last night
May oats which started ut 33.
touched 33k and fell i<» 322 ft 33
COTTON REPORT
Washington. Dec. 14 —Cotton con
sumed In the I’nited States during
November nmoiiuted to 475.210 run
ning bales, roiiuting round a» half
bale*, computed with 51 1,285 bales
for October, according to tbe census
bureau monthly report issued today.
Cotton on band, in manufacturing
and Import warehouses October 21
amounted to 41.798,430 bales com
pared with 3.743,210 hale* on Sep
tember 30.
Exports duiing November amount
ed to 41,798,439 bales compared with
3.743,219 bale-* on September 39
Export* during November amount
ed to 1,731,887 hales compared with
1.515,74 1 I>ales in October and im
ports were 9,452 hales, compared
with 19,570 hales.
Of the <ouon consumed 243,054
hales wer used in cotton growing
Mutes und 23.188 hales in all other
Mates.
Of the cotton 011 huud October 31
that In manufacturing establishment*
amounted to 1,355.979 bales, of
whlc 771,70* hales wer in cotton
growing states and 584,287 bales tn
all other states. Cotton in independ
ent warehouses amounted to 3,440.-
489 bub . of which 3.355.855 bales
were in cotton growing states and
104,895 bales were in ull other states.
HONEY BOY MINSTRELS
Georg* "Honey Hoy" Evans, who,
with bis 1 lever troupe of minstrel
stalilteH, will be the attraction at
tbe West Dee. 18. bus a most pecul
iar hobby- -the visiting of historic
graveyards in towns In which bis
productlou Is presented. Probably
no other thcsplun in the country has
a favorite pursuit that is as un
usual.
Recentl> some of the member.-* or
bis company who were aware of this
freak trait of the popular little star
atctnptud to play a Joke on him. On*
of them. Vutighhti Comfort, tbe In
terlocutor. has a detective serve <1
fake warrant on the "Honey Floy"
on the charge of helug 11 ghoul. The
paper had been drawn up by Comfort
and Evens easily recognised the
chirograph»• Of his cupabic interlo
cutor. Il« turned the Joke back on
his assistant by securing another of
ficial to take his assistant to the j*>-
lice station and lock him up for a
lea* minutes on the charge of im
personating a magistrate. After he
narrowly -scaped being put back in
n coll, Evans gave the word [or him
to be released. Tme petulant inter
locutor returned to his hotel only to
he greeted with the tormentings of
his fellow' actors.
Embossed Xmas Stationery.
The Chronicle-New* this sea
son Is showing a beautiful line
of Christman embossed station
ery. Order* filled promptly.
Cal! and make your Belertion*
nt once.
Printing of every deaorlption neat
ly and quickly executed at tin*
Chronicle-New* Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone Trinidad 41ft. tf
SEEKS WHITE SPOUSE
Mian Quaan Hopti to Marr>
Outside Raoe.
Juanita Ta-Ta-Mg. tk#
UliftMt MM MaJlhan In Okla-
Iwiw. Own Valuable Oil
Wells.
■*PUlpk. OkU.‘-JUMiltI T»-ÜBI
*Queeu of tli* I'ebNt." Is declared in
bs tk* rtdisst Indian girl In Okie
bolts Tbs queen is l? years old. a
wlrailat and belle* «a that '‘llae
feathers laafes flue birds ." dbe le rale
lag peacocks for tbs starlet Her
peacock raueb. situated els utiles
southwest of Mapulpa. lea little gold
■due. ttoveral male bird# are valued
at 9200 eaeb.
Jsaaita liras with bar father, but
hopes spats day to starry a white aiau
and learu to dries au automobile,
dress like her paleface slaters and
take as active part lu woman's battles
for equal rights dbe was crowned
“queen*' of the lichee Indians at a re
sent corn daaee near this city Her
suing of beads. ooaslsUag of 126 elk
toatk. is valued at 910.0*0.
• The Indian queen owns a qaarter
section of land lu the heart of the oil
district, and her royalties front oil are
aald to amount to several thousand
dollars every mouth. One of the larg
eat oil wells ever discovered was drill
ed on her allotment recently, which
adds like a day to her lueome Twen
ty million cable feet of oatural gas ts
drawn from this well each day. and
esparts predict It will couttaue to sup
ply that aaMMtiu for the nail ten
Her aHotmeat was selected by her
through mistake Her fatker. st tbs
time allotments .were being made, in
tended to Me on n tract adjoining hie
own. but the description given to the
allotlag agent was for a tract els
miles dlmaat. which has proved to be
worth more
‘‘My peacock ranch le merely a
hobby.** said Queen Juanita, “although
It promisee to ho s profitable Indue:
try The peacocks are great weather
prophets One of my prise birds fore
telle a etorui with accuracy 1 value
him at 9260
“Would I marry? rertelaly. 1 hope
some day to marry a white man. pro
vided my Ideal comes along He must
be an educated gentleman of the high
set order, a strict prohibitionist and
total abstainer of tobacco He must
love outdoor sports, he a good wtog
Shot, bandy with tbo lariat sad own n
bid automobile
“He need not be rlcb la dollars and
seats, but wealthy In those things
which go to make for real happiness
With such n man I could live contest “
MOTHER 100 YEARS DEAD
Frenchman Has Mass flats far Mela
tlve Whs Serves in Napo
leon's Army.
Paris—An Inhabitant of Flat* nee
iewOlivlers. lu the Ardennes, has bsd
a mass celebrated on the occaelou of
the centenary of bis brother's death
which took place at Moscow on t>cto
her 16. IKII. owing to wounds received
when a soldier In Napoleon's srray.
The explanation of this strange
event lisa In the fact that the brother
who died 1M years ago was only a
half brother. Arsene l«aplarhe. bee
die of the church at rialgnea. Is the
•on of Flores tan I<aplarbe. born, as the
mayoralty registers show, in 1769. The
fatbsr married In 1791 and had a son
la 1799. This was the son who dlad
In Moscow 100 years ago
Becoming a widower In 1k34. he
married the following year, when aged
9S. and became the father of the Ar
sen* lAplacb* 7t. who has Just rale
bra ted the death of his brother, who
died 100 years ago. or 24 years be
fore he was himself born
ENGLISH CLERGY POOR PAID
Only Nlneissn Ministers sf Qlewoee
tsr Ara Paid Over $3,000 a Year—
Cndewrmcnt System Faulty.
Ixmdou.- "Only 19 of the clergy In
the diocese of CJlouceater receive 92.000
s year. or. In other words, only lb are
as valuable as an ordinary member of
parliament." said J. D. Hlrchall at a
confsrsnce of tbo of England
Man's society at I*eeds recently. The
conference was discussing the remu
neration of clergynsen.
Another speaker aald It was wrong
that one man should receive 916.000
a year for three months' duty and a
bouse to live In while others were
receiving such poor stipends.
The archbishop of Yord said that
the endowment system of the Church
of Rugland wae full of old abuses.
Nothing but Parliament and a long
proeeaa of lobbying and agitation can
procure the desired reforms, hs
said
BOY HURT BY POWDER BLAST
Heat Frem Awtemebile Headlight
Causes Fatal Injury to a
"News Is.**
Hammond. Ind.—A peculiar accl
dent will cost twelve-year old Psrkei
Tipton, a newsboy of Madison coun
ty. hie life Parker bought five rente*
worth of gunpowder and put It lu his
Itocket. While he was warmlug his
bauds In trout of a powerful hand
light on au automobile the best from
the light converged on the powder and
It exploded. The boy wae so burned
that ha cannot live.
DECEMBER 14. 1912
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FOR SALE
The nicest things in the world—
Player
Kviry rnni|.l-l- homo .lioiilil 1.i.v0 „ p |„ V o r lUnno. horau.o
“ hn ll "“ "Mimlo In II,» Soul" 511l | imorpr.l
• \loo»l Miihlo In il,o Worl,l Tlio ho,I lino ~lnnii». nhivor plnnoil
Vlrlrnlnn mill rorm-iN ovor Hlniwn In Trlnhlml l„« uimo
ini hnrjtnlus In used phi mm
The Knight-Campbell
Music Company
135 Cast Main St. J. H. COOLEY, in Charge
*
: stop! :
» You’ve I ’aid Kent Long ♦
» Knou)*ir ♦
0 Here In your r banco to Imy 11 f
* Ixuii*' at n low price mid on +
easy forms:
f — A nrw, five* room
♦ modern cottage. |:ioii mb ••
f and »2f. per month. f
£ f2.7fi«MMJ—A tit!w six-room ♦
• modern cottage. f0 cash
* and |::0 per month.
f Money to l«oati- — ••
♦ Intursurc —Abstract* Bondi •
f McGIftshan 6 Gow •
* Silll.* 4 Klkn lllk. I'll. Trin. ?IT i
TO THE LITTLE FOLKS
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♦ hy the Chronicle-.News after six ♦
♦ |i. tu. Monday. |>ec. l’.I, ran not ♦
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♦ late alter that time to deliver ♦
♦t Iti'ln Santa Claus belong* to #
' ♦ i h«* rank* of early shoppers and. #
,# union ilia little friends hurry •
[• up with tbeli letters in* will <i«» ♦
i ♦ Iiin Inning without the ntlggcs* • i
♦ tloiiN lie usually rereive.s Send •
♦ in your Santa Claim letter right ♦
♦ away •
Printing of every description neat - '
Iv and qtilekly executed at the
Chronicle-News Job room*. S*imr*l« • .
and qimtntiouH oil request. Csn the
telephone. Trinidad tin tf
. SIM Reward, SIM
The renders of thN paper wilt be
pirord to hnrn Hint there in at li-ai. one
dre.nhd dluvaae Unit science has been
able tu ruie In all Its staim. uml that I"
Catarrh. Ilall's Caiurrh Cme it the only 1
positive curs now known to tin* nn-Ulcal
fraternity. Cotnrrh b*-ing a coinultuilonat
dlsejNe. requlr* a u «ori«tuuth>i> >1 treat* |
incut. II ill’s Catarrh t'ure In tukc-i in*
ternally. u«-tlnir dlietily upon He- hl -od
and mucous suifa- m of tin* nvni< iii th-re*
by destroying the foundation of tin* «l! - -
care, and giving the path nt strengt , uy
building up the ■ ••n«iitulloti and u«-inlng
nature In ilolng lt**Work. The pr<>prh>t.irN
have no much faith In Its curative pow
ers that thev off* r One Hundred D-dlarx
for nnv ca<e that li falls to cure. rP'nd
for ll.*t of teNtlrnonlnts.
Address r J. oilKNIiY * CO , Toledo. Obis.
Mold by sit Dm nri We.
Tsks UsU't. rsaaUjr rills for coontipslios.
Piano Cash Sale
Cash Day Monday, Dec. 16
Any Piano in our
for one day only It
pays to pay cash, this gives
you a Piano
Upjpl A $450 Piano for $315; A
* 4OO Pillno for * 2HO: A s3o °
Piano for $210: A $250
Piano for $175.
Think of it. We are closing; out our stock on hand for the year at
Factory Cost and less. Buy now while you are saving from $9O to
$l5O Only one day—Remember—Monday.
w. K. LOCKE
310 Castle Hall
PAGE NINE
; HOTEL CORINADO
» Announces t» it* friends find patrons
t that it has Installed a firm cion* A'
lu Carlo service, with nxceedlngly
* moderate prices and a cuisine hcc
i olid to imne
i
In addition to our A' la Carte hill
* we servo from ft a. m. to 10:30 a ni
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New shipment of
Fresh Vegetables
lor Friday
White House
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