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[ GIFT CHOOSING j
J W'hlle out selecting your Christmas presents, come in and T
Z see us, and remember substantial Kilts, like we have, are most ap- *
T predated. t
+ Silk, Velvet or Wool Dress patents. Silk, Lisle or Cotton |»os- ♦
♦ lory, Mufflers, Sweaters, Silk or Linen Handkerchiefs, Neckwear
X Etc. Etc. 1
THE BEE HIVE j
1 423 Commercial Street Trinidad, Colorado ?
I Good Old ?
Schneider Beer |
The favorite drink of the community y
for more than thirty years *j*
Century Bottled Beer £
Light A
i Muenchener Bottled Beer X
| Dark X
$ DEFIES COMPETITION Y
I PH. SCHNEIDER BREWING CO. |
o Phone Trinidad 54 Trinidad. Colo. •!•
P <•
must *«eoeo eeor- -k- e- oe 00 ©.
0 0
0 • 0
0 0
| Make electric- f
| ity your willing |
i servant I
I BH=SS= “ I
! I
0 If men stayed home and did the ironiiiK. cooking and
0 washing* one thing is certain, everything would be done g
*1 the electric way
In the factory, store and office he is constantly on the jj
J? lookout for labor saving devices* can’t blame him. J
0 it saves him money. ?
$ Why shouldn’t women save time, labor and bother in £
O the home? 4
2 Life is too short to go on doing things in the old* j?
-j fashioned way. g
& With an electric iron, an electric percolator an elec* 49
4& trie toaster stove, an electric washing machine, an electric 40
46* motor with complete handy attachments you can be inde* 49
J pendent of a servant
q Let us demonstrate this to you. Our office will be open £
0 every evening until Christmas. $
$ , %
|- J
| The Trinidad Electric |
| Transmission, Railway |
| and Gas Company |
0 «
0 0
0000 00 00 0© iig® 00 00 aa aa a 1 aaa aaaaa
CHRONICLE-NEWS 50c PER MONTH
Lightfiyour Kitchen with a
JBagj> Bracket Lamp
Sometimes in the kitchen or elsewhere you need a lamp held
high, where it will light the whole room, and be out of the
reach of children.
The Rayo Bracket Lamp is made for exactly this purpoae. It is
one of the famous Rayo Family—the best kerosene lsmps made.
A dear, white light, steady, diffused. A strong, substantial bracket, easily
affixed to the wall. The lamp is inexpensiva. Economical. Lighted without
removing chimney or shade. Rayo Lamps are made in various styles and
for all purposes. Af DealerM Everywhere
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
_ Dearer, PuabU, AlkaMarqaa,
Cheyeaae, Balls. Bel—, Salt taka City.
MONDAY \
Santa Claus
Letters
My Dear Santa Claus: —I will lefl
you what > want for Christmas. 1
want n little piano, a set of dishes
nixl a little red rooking chair, firing
mo a little bed so I can put my doll
iu It. It is twenty-six Inches tall.
Don’t forget mamma and papa and
bring me some caudy and nuts. And
don’t forgot my uncle Harry. Front
your little girl—Thelma Helle
Sprouts, Majestic. Colo.
(S)
Dear Santa: I will tell you what
I want yor Christmas. I want u dolt
two feet high and a doll buggy and
a whistle, and a little red rocking
chair, a table and a sot of dishes.
That will he all for this Christmas.
Don’t forget mamma uad papa and
bring mo lots of candy und nuts, and
also don’t forget my uncle Herbie.
Front your loving little girl—Gcr
trudo Mao Leplatt. Hoehne. Colo.
(A)
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
boy six years old and I live ut Ho
wen. I want you to bring me an en
gine. andV cars, and a sleigh, and
candy and nuts, and don't forget my
little brother. He is three years old
lit* wants a street car and an auto
mobile and candy and nuts.—Sammy
Wales, llowen, Colo.
(N>
Dear Santu Claus:—l am a good
little girl. I am eight years old.
IMenso tiring me a character doll, and
a Kim slid some story books, and
please bring me a stocking full of
candy and nuts. Your ItA* friend—
Frances Miller. 108 E. Sixth St.
(T>
j Dear Santu:—Please bring me
dils year a dollic. a broom, an Iron
and something for little Jack. I am
a little girl two years old. I live at
*• 19 Prairie avenue—Mary Walton.
(A)
Dear Mr. Santa:—l want you to
Krlng me a coaster, a new cap, and
someth lug for big slater. From your
little friend—Ellsworth Walton, 919
Prairie avenue.
(8)
Dear Santa Claus: I am not go
ing to be like other hoys. My little
brother he ran not write so he told
me to tell you what he wants. 110
nays that he wanta a drum, and a
pair of shoes, and a pair of stocking*
and a little dog. I want a pair of
short and a pair of pants. And I
wish you would bring me u toy dog
and a toy drum and a toy engine.
, That Is all, from—Theodore Scbuy
, ,cr *
f A)
Dear Santa Claus: -I would like
| lor you to bring nte u doll an iron.
some dishes and a little broom so I
‘ can sweep for mamma. Your little
’ friend Lyllth Walton. 919 Prairie
• avenue.
, (N)
i Dear Santa Claus:—Plc-ose bring
,me a doll, a kimnuu attd some kid
. gloves, some candy and nuts. Ilrlng
my sister just wha* you bring me.
f Please remember the poor children.
• From—-Viola und Gladys Will lams.
■ P. S. Please bring me a story hook *o
I 1133 Colorado avenue.
i IT)
, Dear Santa:—l want you to bring
. me a little horn, a wagon, a rocky
horac and something for l«co Curry.
Mv name Is Clarence Dorton, 820
’ Vine street.
i Al
Dear Santa Ctaua:—l want you to
i bring me a little rocky horse, a gun
, and a little wagon. lam a little boy
two years old. and live at 820 Vine
street.
fS>
Dear Santa Claus: —I thought 1
would write you a letter to let you
know what I want for Christmas. My*
mamma is siek and can’t come down
town to see you and she said I was
, a good little girl. I want you to
, bring me a sewing box, and some
goods to make some doll clothen ns 1
have lots of dollies und I have on or
two dollies to spare for some poor
children. 1 hope you won’t forget
them. I was seven years old my last
> birthday. I wish you n Merry Christ
mas and a happy New Year. —Emma
F. Paul, 51<i Animas street.
(A)
My Dear Santa:—l ant a little girl
live years old and I want to tell you
what I would like to have for Christ
mas. Please bring me a little sewing
machine, a sewing box, a big painted
doll, a writing desk, and do not for
get to bring my little bother Jack a
rubber doll. 1 ant your little girl.—
Anna Hagan, 323 Topeka Ave.
<N>
Dour Santa Claus: —I will tell you
what I would llko to have you bring
tun for Christmas. I would like to
have a nice little wush tub und a
little wash board, and a pair of
gloves. A good little story to read,
and some nicy little doll clothes for
my little baby doll. A nice little
dresser and some candy and nuts.—
Leona Shaw. I live at f»ui \V. Dana
street. 1 am ten years old. Don’t
forget.mamma and papa and my
brothers and my little ncice, Vlrgle
lee Herbert, she is two years old.
(T>
Dear Santa Claus: —Please bring
me a set of dishes, doll und buggy.
A locket and chain, and don’t forget
to bring me some candy und nuts.
And I have a little brother six years
old, his name Is Roy. and he wants
a hcebe gun, a wagon a drum and
au aeroplane. Please don’t forget
XHX CHRONICLENEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
candy and nuts. Your friend—Elsie
Harmon, Doweii. Colo.
(At
Dear Santa Claus: --Please bring
tue a pair of roller skates, a suit of
elothts and a knife and a ball. Your
little friend. —Gilmore Biel, t»44
Robinson avenue.
(S)
Dear Santa Claus: I uni a little
boy seven years old und I want to
tell you what I would like to have
for Christinas. Please bring mo an
automobile, a tool box, a cowboy’s
suit, and a writing desk. Please bring
my llttfe brother Jack a rattle. I am
your little friend —Leroy llagau, 523
Topeka avenue
< A»
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl nine years old. 1 would like for
you to bring me n post curd album, a
story book and any other thing that
Is good for a little girl nine years
old. Ilrlng Robert a little wugon- u
ball and a doll, some nuts and fruit.
We will be ut Aunt Elsie’s Christ
mas. From your friends—Ella und
Robert Broyles
i N»
Dear Santa Claus. I want a little
toy pistol and some caps to imp in It.
and I want a little track and engine*
Yours truly—Eddie Gillespie,
• T)
Dear Sunta Claus: I am u boy
six years old. I have been good and
1 want you to bring me ii knife, n
story l*ook, some nuts und randy.
Your little friend- Floyd Gillespie.
• A)
ENGINEERS ACCUSE
(Continued from page on*.l
meni from our superiors. They tell
us that they have nothing to do with i
the law, and that If It does not suit J
us w® can leave.
*’l«ast Friday there appeared
■ niong all of the men In the service j
of the C. 4k 8. a stranger who had a ,
petition for the repeal of the 10-
hour lay. This is what gave us the j
tip that the company was really be- j
hind the forces that were making ev
erything so disagreeable for us. I«ast I
Thursday there were not less than
six engines ‘dead’ on the main line
and on the line that guru Into Greeley
And this same condition applies upon
every road In the state.
’’They tell us to eaten late about ;
when we will be at the lti-hoiir limit,
and then ‘strip' the engine, leave it
and go to Che nearest telegraph or
telephone and report. Stripping con
sumes about'an hour and a half. At
a glance one can wo that It's abso
lutely impossible to muke such u cal
culation. This responsibility falls
upon us as Individuals, and places all
of the responsibility of wrecks und
that SSOO fine upon us. without a
chance to get out of It. We will not
stand for the repeal of the law, and
they might as well know this.
"The government bus also filed
thousands and thousands of dollars,
claims of fines against the C. F. a* I.
company for rebating on coal ship
ments."
PEACE ENVOYS MEET
IN LONDON
(Continued from Page One.)
resistance by Austrian und Ueim.iu
support.
The principal conditions of peace
demanded by the a Hie* comprise the
immediate surrender of the Turkish
fortresses of Scutari, Adrianople. and
Janinu. whose garrisons will be
granted full military honors: the
cvartintlon of eastern Europe by Tur
key as far east as Tebatalja toni lino
to be deliminated on the spltXtho
cession to Greer* of all the Aegean
islands; the annexation of Crete to
Greece and the payment by Turkey
of a war indemnity and of the ex
penses Incurred by the allies on ac
count of the Turkish prisoners.
The allies in return are prepared
to grant complete amnetsy to the
.Mussulman population in the' terri
tory they annex for any acts of hos
tility during the war: the return of
all prisoners; the recognition of the
spiritual sovereignty of the Sultan
over Ottomans becoming subjects of
the Haßchu states and the free ad
ministration by the Mussulmans of
their pious foundations iu tile Balk
ans.
To those conditions lias now been
added the taking over Jijr the Balkan
states of that part of the Ottoman
debt. corroVpending to the erritorlcs
which hey annex, unless the powers
controlling the Ottoman debt allow
them to deduct that part from the
war indemnity imposed upon Turkey,
which would thus remain the on!*
debtor.
The peace delegates adjourned Im
mediately niter luncheon until tomor
row.
L has been arranged that the choir
shall be taken alternately by the
delegates representing the five na
tion* concerned. and this is to be
done a I phk ban cany.: *'B til garltt’will
thus be first and Turkey Inst.
A* m tea-UrtiWraM Beat. Mtot.Al»a)r«Ktllil<U
BV MHIG6ISTS EVERVWNEia
THE WEST
WEDttSBOT, OK. Illli
GEORGE
EVANS
“HONEY BOY”
MINSTRELS
SIXTY PEOPLE
INCLUDING
John yiiy Sun Lee
Vaughn Comfort Chnrlee lifer
Chnrlei Billierd John Butt
Janie. Meehan Jim Doherty
Joteph Oilletpie Tommy Hyde
Raymond Mazon Jack Kennedy
CONCERT ORCHESTRA OF
TWENTY SOLOISTS
E. V. CtIPKItO, Director
Price*, 50c. 750. *l. *1.50
Seat Sale Tueaday December 17
Big Bargains
In unredeemed diutimiiil* r t :ik».
watches and oilier Jewelry.
LOAN OFFICE
POLIAK BROS.
JiMJ North Commercial St.
HOTEL CORINADO
Announce* to It* friend* and patron*
that It ha* in*tallcil a first class A*
In Carte service, with exceedingly
moderate prices and a cuisine see*
oud to none.
In addition to our A* In Carte hill
we serve from «• a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
special Club breakfasts. Prices tang*
Ing from 15 cents to T>o cents.
A feature Is our noonday luncheon
for 35 cents.
An especially attractive Table I)'
Hate dinner will lie *crvcd on Sun
tiny from 13:30 to 3 p. ui. for 50 ccuts
! Your patronage respectfully so
licited.
| STOP! 'll
£ You’ve Paid Kent Long ♦:
♦ Enough! f|
£ Here la your chance to buy a f 1
r home at a low price and ou +
T easy terms: £
53,300.00—A new, five-room T
♦ modern cottage. $3OO cash T
a and $35 per month. £
r 3" 750.00—A new six-room ♦
T uicJern cottage. $350 cash X
♦ and $3O per month.
♦ Money to l/oan— ■—
♦ Insurance —Abstract* Bonds 7
♦ McGlashan & Gow •:
■i 4-
Z Suite 4 Elks Rlk. Ph. Trln. 34 7 1
<8 4444444444f4444444444444m
THAT'S WHAT WEI) HAVE
YOU IX), TO THE FACTS
ABOUT OUR
Bakery Goods
WoTo alwayH telling You.
We tell you here naught but
the truth,
And. reuding what we say.
Wc hope you will not hold
aloof.
But Come Here Every Day.
Choleo tilings for Xinas.
Apfel
The Baker
421 N. Com’l.
IT you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle ef
fect of Chamberlain's Tablets makes
them especially suited to your'case.
For sale by all dealers. I
DECEMBER IG. 1912
VI CRYSTAL
Where Everybody Goes
m vaudeville »
MONDAY TIL THURSDAY
(If thi* i.n't a fifty cent show
for a dime- we are no judge-)
The Beautiful Two Reel Society
Feature Film
THE STOLEN
SYMPHONY
starring Arthur Johnson, every
body'* favorite
That big Orpheum Team
00T AND WALT
STEELY
Talk Funnily
Play Prettily
Sing Charmingly
MELBA’S DOGS
The Animal Act Aristocratic
Dog* with n College Education
GRAND HOTEL !
Aro you experiencing them?
Ix*t us show you how wo
keep busy, ntid how we In
creased one huslne** 125 per
cent In eight months. We have
plenty to do; *o have our cli
ents. Why?
FUTATURO BROS.
Advertising Expert*,
Cornea M«in «nd Santa Fe-
JEfTRYES
; COAL & MINING COMPANY
I
i Dealer* in Bloom, Forbe* and
I Morley lump coal,. For *um
mer u*e try Jewel and Morley
Nut Coal-
Phone Trinidad 225.
The
Arcade Saloon
- i
on?
i
Corinado Bar
Robert Branagh. Prop.
Manhattan
Cafe
C. F. KIRKPATRICK. Prop.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY
EVERYTHING IN SEASON
And up-to-date. Drop In and get ac
quainted.
Assuming One's Risk
IS THE MATTER OF
Fire or Accident, Is a dangcrou*
policy, Jet ub fully Insure you |u a
strong old-line policy.
Bennett 6 Wilson
AGENTS
Suit 1 McCormick Bldg.
Phone Trinld&d 103.
*lhe Coleman
Coal Company
Is now in operation with the
Farrell and Gibbs Mine. Our
<oul will bo on the market
Monday.
MINE RUN $3-00, LUMP COAL
*3.50. NUT COAL *4.00.
PHONE TRIN. 940.
\ Eighty Acre 1
Tract |
Fine Kt) acre tract border- &
9 Ing city limits and one of the ?,*
\ largest snaps w« have had since sv
6 we have been in the business. «
X If you aro looking for an in- S)
v vestment, it would puy you to «
>s Investigate this. See us at ouce
Hubbartt. I
| Agency Company »
« ROOM 3. COLO. BLDO. V
» Phone Trln. 295.
« SS
WILLIAMS
Transfer ud Storaga Company
231 CHESTNUT ST.
linen 87 Red 2893
THE HALL-McMAHON
Undertaking Company
—UNDERTAKERS*' »
137 E. Main St.—Phone Trin- 595.
Telephone Trinldud 418.
TRINIDAD UNDERTAKING CO
UNDERTAKERS
321 WEST MAIN ST
I). 11. 3II*B :: :: Mineral Dlnrlur
FOR 000 D THINGS TO EAT AND
DRINK 00 TO
THE Z Bar and
BIG O Cafe
| Palace Cafe and Bar ■
• OEO. CLERCI, Prop,
j; 119 Wort H*in Street.
MERRILL’S
Carpet Cleaning Works w
We Cleaase Carpet*. Feath
er. and Mattrenei, ud Do
Upholitering ud R*poiring.
Carpet Work ■ Specialty—
i Wrote Boca 415. 511 E. 3d
Rowland Plumbing and
Heating Company
—Phone Baca 23$—
120 WEST FIRST ST.
■ Estimates Cheerfully Famished
F. W. CLARK
Attomey-at-Law
Suite 3, Colorado Building
t Pfe Pierce Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. &
Everything in Building Material
Mill ud Job Work o Specialty
STOVES an* FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI
TUBE BOUGHT AND SOLD
POLIAK & RATNER
Phone Trinidad 416—418 N. Com I
P'URNITURK
NEW AND) SECOND-HAND
Bought and Sold
A. M. CLEAVINGER
Telephone lines 1-0
NO. :nn WEHT MAIN STUUKT
Call JORDAN
FOR QUICK
Parcel Delivery and
Messenger Service
Hunt Main 8t or Phone Trln, riril
WANTED TO GIVE ESTIMATES
and rignrcH on Edward* Mcttc roof*
ami ceiling*, anything In shoot metal
|*ntnt. cement block, anything in ce
ment. Wi? manufacture; build uii'l re
pair. Circulars mailcd.\
CAST STONE CO.
I*l lON 1C RED 151 I ■ |» O, BOX I7 s
J. G, GATES
Scientific Optician
Ail work done natiefactory
Trinidad 89 |{ C( | |y, :-
BOOM B—OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
AUCTION OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS, DKAi’KII
EltiES every Tuesday, Thursda .
Saturday.
THE J. R. WARD FURNITURE
AUCTION COMPANY
311 W. Main St. Trinidad, Cole.

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