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Christmas Suggestions ior the Whole Family
FOR BOYS FOR OIRIS FOR FATHER FOR MOTHER
Pocket Knlfo
Air Rif|«» Roller Skates flood Rarer Parlor Rug
Hammer Coaster Wagon • <Jood Strop Nice Clock
Uul, fa.ll tat Ch.l. ~ Knl, « *"• B»v.n,»r.
Mom hall xlov* I'alr Bolaaora Hammer . fiol,d B,n ‘" -
Muse Imll muKk Tooth Brush Saw Knlvea Forkg
Pom ball suit Tooth Powder Rifle R*t Tea Spoon*
Leather cilffM ... . Trank Shot Gun Set Tuhle S|K>ou*
J.. n leather Cuffa Pair Scissors
Kidlnic whip Nlre Dreaser Tooth Urilhh Sowing Machine
Rolhr Skates Nice Clock Tooth Powder Dining Table
Coster Wagon Itcdroom Rug Easy Chair Sideboard
All these things and many more we have in stock with prices
iih low qk good goods can be sold at. We Invltq your ln*|»ertiou.
fllad to show you whether you rare to buy or not.
Tm CASH BARGAIN STORE. 403 N. Commercial
CL \ S3l FI ED X D» r
v FOR SALE—FOR RRNT SITUATION
AND GENERAL WANTS Jk.
*** Khiiihl unit Niluatioti Ail*. Free Two luserthme ™
Wanted-Male Help
For 11. S. army. Able bodied un
married men between ages of 18
and 35; citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate habits
who rnu speak, read and write the
English language. For liifiiriii.ition
Mpply to Recrultlug Officer. 102
West Main St . Triuldad. C«lo. if.
Wanted
A ' '**••l do not rec<ite their.
* li'mlih i. V..*vt. to iilintif Mils uftice
between «00 and 7:00 the samel
evening.
Second hand furniture. farniirh
a.*| and Co . Phone Trinidad 630. if •
Your films to develop. lOr a roll
at f!rccii*B Drug Store. into.
When you want a good home
cooked meal tills is the Itarhelors*
home, 52 I State St. tf |
Cash paid for cast off clothing,;
shoes and hats. Call Trln. 426. Into
Tile Lightning Messenger Service
wants your liusimom Open duy and
»i tvlit All calls 10c. \yalter McHenry
•’hone Trinidad dll. l«ongenrckor j
Rooming House. , 2,
Woman or girl for general house- 1
work. Phone lines 172. tf
Carrier hoc. Mur.t have horse. Ap- 1
ply nt Chronicle-News office. tf i
Waitress at St. Elmo. apply at once
Might coal miners, American pro
jected. fall at 302 Codding or phone
Trinidad (HO. \ tf
Wanted, at once, dining room gill.
SI per day. room and hoard. Daw
ion I loti re. Dawson, N. M. f>•
For Sale
Sell off your stitplua stuff buy using
C-N waut ads. They only cost 6
cents a line. «f
For new and second hand furnit
ure call on Carmichael and Co., 130-
132 Kim Street. Phone Trinidad
630. tf.
Five room strictly modern house, j
3rd street. Inquire Mr. Ingles, Inter-j
national State hank. tf. j
foal ramp hoarding house at Green 1
Canon with ::u regular hoarders.!
owner wants to go cast. A good op
portunity for the right party. Ad
dress Mrs. F. A. Woodruff, Beacon.
Colo. 6
Ten shares Trinidad Milling and
Mining Co. stock, photic Trln 251, tf
Money to Loan
On chattel security: reasonable
rate#. G. C). Newnam, 1 HI \V. Main.
tf
WELDING
»■■■ ■ ■ —■— '
Frozen and cracked automobile
cylinders welded. Prices reasonable.
Abbott Novelty Works, 118 N. Maple
street. tf
Found
Sorrel mare about 10 years old. on
my ranch near Hoehne. Brand II Y
on left shoulder. Owner can have
same for pn.vlng charges. Address,
Joe Gagliardi, R. F. t». No. I: Box
10. - 5*
Rctwccn the Troy laundry and the
post of rice a hnufh of keys, owner
may have same at this office. 2
l.ighltilng Messenger Service, day
and n I gilt calls 10c. Walter McHenry.
Phone Trill. 041. Longenocker Room
ing house. 2
ABSTRACTS
THE TRINIDAD ABSTRACT CO
FiOOMS i) AND 10. POITREV BLOCK. PHONE THINIDfID .‘,41
WEDNESDAY
For Rent.
Three room fttmlahed apartment,
I with hath. Also 2 rooms for $l2.
' light, heat and water furnished. 11.
i I*. I*. Anderson. Anderson block, tf
Furnished housekeeping rooms.
400 University. Phone Red 1442. tf
Rooms for light houskeeping at hu
-erne. Phone Bara 383 or 418 Beech.
■ “•
i One. two or three rooms for house
keeping, reasonable, 608 Animas, tf
Five room atrirtly modern furnish
jed house. Corner 7th and Ash. Phone
Red 2042. tr
Modern furnished rooma for light
housekeeping. Inquire 213 Colorado
J a venue. «; j
Furnished room modern house, one
or two gentlemen. Red 1793. 5 |
i Furnished room In modern house 1
iH! Grant. tf ;
i Five room modern, furnished house |
- Phone Trln. 278. 3«
Nice sunny sleeping .oom, suitable'
• tor ladles or gentleman, everything
I furnished. $» per month. Close In.
.Phone Red 1784. ;;
[ Three rooms party furnished close
in. J. 11. Hines. I Id W. Main. 3*
Strlcjtly modern seven room house.
‘Phone Red 1872. 2
Four room house with water at
121 W. linen. $l6. Apply 622 Robin
-I*oll. i;
Three room house, with water $8
Apply 822 Robinson. C
i Three room furnished house. In
quire To I Atchison street or Phone
'Red 1862. ;i
Modern room bungalow. Apply
.M. A. Easton, 317 \V. Topeka. tf. ;
— .. .. - I
Furnished front room. Cll Pine.
Red 1074. tf.
Modern rooms Tor light house
keeping. 2oi State Street. tf
Situation Wanted
I Free employment bureau, office of
i isso<dated Charities. 418 Commercial
I •«fret. Phone Red 2962. Help
| uruislied and employment secured, tf
Woman wants work by day. En
quire ••II" this office. 2
Young married man wants posi
tion driving team. Can furnish refer
ences. Address C. A. Ilelstand, gen.
del. ;t
Young girl 16 years old wants to
do housework. Address Soprls. Ilox.
90.
Work In store or office by com
petent young map. Phone Red 3736
19 year old boy wants work with
privilege of going to school. Will
work for hoard. Phone Red 2062. 2
Printing
If you need printing or any kind
:nme to the Chronicle-Xewa. High-'
Furniture
buy aod nail acrouil band fur
nltiira. rail Trinidad «n 3 tr
Taxi Cab
Taxi day or night. Call Toltec Ho
tel, Trln. Trln. 291, tr
Cleaning
Cleaning, pressing and dyeing.—
The Trinidad Cleaning and Dye
Works. tf
THE MARKETS
Fl/LL ASSOCIATED PRESS
DAILY REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Now York. Dec. IN.--'Trading op
eration* on the stock market today
wo»e on u diminishing scale and ex
cept for spasmodic selling of Union
Pnelfle, the Coalers and Copper
stocks, npeculation wuh featureless.
Bear operators did not follow up their
advantage with any show of force
* «**d coveted hastily when it becutne
* evident that their selling had not pro
voked liquidation. Attempts to mar
ket stacks in which the public Inter
»**l Is slight, caused severe recessions,
a case in point being a 20 (mint drop
In General Chemical on one transac
tion. t
Bonds were eusy.
l.ittle interest was manifested lu
•he movement of the market and the
slight Inquiry was sufficient to ab
sorb the Intermittent Kdling of Read
ing it lid I'nlan Pacific, which ruled
about a point below yesterday's close.
Call money rates went down to 37
per cent without helping the market
which reached a lower level, particu
larly Rending.
The market closed heavy.
Announcement of a Reading divi
dend Increuse converted the ranrke.
from apathy to furious activity, with
widely varying pi Ices Reading
Jumped 4 points in us many truan -
actions and touched !7n ufter pre
viously selling as low as 164 2. It
subsequently dipped below 167 ugaln
Other stocks ulso bounded up. Un
ion Pacific. Southern Pacific and Le
high sold a |»oint above yesterday's
final figure*. These stocks dropped
back later nlmos. as rapidly. Union
Pacific fell to a point under last
uight and other shares also closed
with slight lows.
Amalgamated 712: Atchison 106*
!Northern Pacific 1194; Union Pad
1 He 166: Great Northern 133; Read
ing 1662: h.eel 66; Ku.jar 116{: New
York Central 1»9: Southern Pnrifh
I 166 J: Steel preferred 109 hid.
THE HOMEY MAIKET
New York. Dec. 18.— Money 01
call firm. 3?#l 6 per cent: ruling rati
4,'; 1 lining lild 3«i3!: offered at 4.
Time loans steady: 6n and 90 dnyi
6 per cent: six months 62 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 1
per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with net
tial business iu bankers' bills a
4.1816 for 60 day bills and 4.866 foi
demand.
Commercial bills 4.Mi?,
liar silver 62?.
1 Mexican dollars 4 9}.
1 Government bonds easier.
| Railroad bonds easier.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
I Liverpool. Dec. IS.— Wheat, spol
! steady. No 1 Manitoba 7s 6*d; No
2 .Manitoba 7s 4Jd: No. 3 Manitoba
7s 2id. Futures firm: December Tf
41« J: March 7s 4d; May 7s 22d.
Corn, spot steady. American mixer]
old 6s 2id: American mixed old 4s;
Galveston. 6» I'd: futures firm: Jan
uary 4s lid: February 4s 92d.
KAIIBAS CITY GRAIN AND HAY
Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 18.—Cash:
Wheat Jc higher. No. 2 hard 824 ft
871: No. 3 814 ft 934: No. 2 red 1.00
4i 1.03: No. 3 96 1.01.
Corn i*l i higher. No. 2 mixed
461; No. 3 4614(461: No. 2 white
17: No. 3 461 4i 46.
Oats steady. No. 2 white 34 ft. 35:
No. 2 mixed 334( 331.
Lost
j Small hlnrk mare, white saddle
1 mark, branded "I." on hip. 1401 Sail
Pedro. Reward. 3
At Cardenas hotel Friday evening
one long white kid glove. Finder
please leave nt this office. 4
Lady's smaii plain gold"watch
and pin. Verlie Gatlin's name In
side. Finder please leave same at C-
N. Reward. 3
j l ost between Commercial and Con
|vent one pair linesman pliers. Liber
al reward for return to Trindad Elec
tric Trans. R. and G. Co.
Package containing two pennant*
of old high school. 1 pair men's
gloves. Finder return to this office. 1
Reward. 3
Wagon end guto and coni fork.
Finder please notify BaJdy Coal Co.
. Reward. 2
Package ten h|k>oiih. Kinder please
return to this office. 2
Somewhere, either near postofflce I
on Walnut, Chestnut, fir Maple street
pocket hook containing a sura of mon
ey and other articles valuable only
to the owner. Finder return same to
lIP N. Maple. $lO Reward.
Pattering
Up-to-date designs of wall papar!
Cargo selection. Very lowest prices.
•lop Burk land. 11*9 East First. Phone
I Kara $B3. I guarantee. tf.
THE CHRONICLE-HEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
Hay unchanged; choice timothy 13
ft 13.50; choke prairie 12 41 12.60.
Receipts Wheat 71 tars; corn 43
cars; oat* 9 cars.
Close: Wheat. May 83“ 4i • ; Jolv
1 822.
Corn, May 162: July 47'.
Oats. May 352.
THE METAL MARKET
St. loOtils, ,\|o.. Dec. ik -Lend dull.
. 4.15.
Spelter dull, 7.15.
New York. Dec. 18.—Copper dull.
Standard spot and December 16.76
bid; January anil February 16.75 ft
17. Electrolytic 17.62 f- 17.87; Ijtke
17.624 i l?.'*! Castings 17.25 ft
17.37.
Tin uqlet. .Spot 49.8741 50.26; De
cember 49.86 ft 60.26: Jnnutirv 49 76
ft 60.16.
Lead quiet, 4.26 ft 4.36.
Spelter quiet, 7.20 ft 7.40.
Antimony quiet; Cookson's 10&.
Iron barely steady and unchanged
THE COTTOH MARKET
| Oolvekloh. I)-, is COllOll hlsli
»r. 13.
New York Dec. 16. —Cotton spol 1
* !o*ed stead; .Middling upland
-13.10; Middling Gulf 13.36.
New York. Dec. 18.—Cotton fut* !
ures closed steady. December 12.73: ;
January 12.78; February 12 7v !
March 12.83; April 12.83; May ,
1*2.84; June 12.79; July 12.79: Aug
ust 12.67; September 12.09; Octnliet !
11.95.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. lv. 16 Cattle receipts
18,000. Maik‘ t Steady to 10c lower.
Beeves 5.16 ft 9.76; Texas steers
j4.4oft 5.66; wes.ern steer* 6.25 ft
17.6(1; stockei and feeders 4.20 ft
J 7 "5; rows and heifers 2.70 ft 7.60;
'calves B.Boft 10
HOOK: R«S*olptH 30,000. Market
; *low, steady.
Light ti.Mift 7.15; mixed 6.90
'ft 7.25; heavy 6.85 ft 7.25; tough
!B.RSft 7.26; pigs sft 6.80.
Bulk of aalc* 7.10 ft 7.20
SHEEP: Receipts 25.000 Market !
slow, steady.
Native I.9mft 5 ; western 4ft 5; I
yearlings f1.4nft6.65: lambs, native!
1.5.754( 8; western 6ft 7.90.
Kansas City Livestock.
I Kaiika* City, Mo., Dec. 18. Cattle
jiecelpts (.**oo. including 600 snuth
-1 eritF. Matket steady.
I Native steer* 6.80'«i 10; soutli’>rn
J t-ioers 5 •.( 7: southern cows and heif
ers 3.254( 6: native cows and heifers
3.60 ft 8.6 m; stockei k and feeders
4.75 ft 7.15; hulls 4.50 ft 6.50; calves
6ft 10; western sleets 5.50 ft 8.50;
western cows 3.504(6.75.
HOGS Receipts 8,500. Market
weak. Bulk of sales 6.904 r 7.15;
heavy 7.10 ft 7.20; packers and butch
ers 7.03 4( 7.20; light 6.85 ft 7.10;
pigs 6ft 6.75.
SHEEP Receipts 5.000. Market
steady.
Mutton- 3.75 ft 5; lambs Oft 7.65;
range wethers aud yearlings 14» 6.85;
range ewes 3ft 4.50.
Denver Livestock.
• Denver. Colo.. Dec. 18.-—Cattle re
ceipts 500. Market steady.
I Beef steers 5.75 ft 8; cows aud helf
* ers 44( 6.50; stockers and feeder
5 754( 6.75: calves 6ft 8.50.
HOGS Receipts 500. Marke
steady. Top 7.13.
'! Bulk of -ales T.Ooft 7.15.
SHEEP; Receipts 100. Market
' steady.
ear!Digs sft 5.50; wethers 44 ( (.60;
lambs 6.75 ft 7.25; ewes 3.50 ft 4.25.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago. Dee. 18.— Board of trade
markets opened dull today with little
change in prices. Wheat was un
changed to 2c higher, a few shorts
covering on higher rabies. May
opened unchanged to $c up at 90J to
902. and declined to 90*.
Alav closed 2 over vesterdav at
91*.
Corn opened unchanged to a shade
up. May starting at 482 and advanced
to 4S£.
The close was firm. May Jft 2 up
<*t 48Sft 49.
Oats were stagnant and opening
prices unchanged. May selling at 33c.
PROVISIONS
Chicago. Dec. 18.—Provisions
sturted firm. There was some sell
ing of anuary and buying of May.
January products opened unchanged
Ito 7i down and May futures from 7J
lower for pork to 2-1 higher for lard.
Opening prices for May were:
Pork—l7.97J.
Lard—9.Bs. .
Ribs—*9.62l ft 9.6 M.
TWF, WOOX «fSRFTT
St. Louis. Mo., Dee. IS.—Woo!
steady. Territory and western inedl
tuns 21 ft 25c.
Fine mediums 18ft 20c.
Fine 13ft 17c.
Dr.
PRICES
CREAM
Baking Powder
Purity in food, lower cost of living— n
these are the demands of the day.
Pure food is health, and health is economy itself. We can
not have health without healthful food. ,
The most healthful foods are the quickly raised flour foods— ‘
biscuit, cake, muffins, crusts and other pastry when perfectly
made from wholesome ingredients.
Dr. PRICE’S baking powder makes these foods in specially
attractive, appetizing and wholesome form, and for both
economic and hygienic reasons, such foods should be more
largely substituted for meat in the daily diet. }
But bear in mind that alum, or
unwholesome baking powder, can
never make pure, wholesome food,
yfr
Hfl feuraons
J W«• have winter excursions to
principal cities in the following
I states: Aluhama. Kioriilu. *mlii.
| Unilnianu, Mississippi. New Mexico.
Texas uimI South Carol I mi. iiIho to
Culm ami Mexico.
Mobile and return $58.00
Jacksonville and return $67 50
Lake City. Fla., and return $75.50
Augusta. Ga.. and return $60 35
Savannah* Oa.. and return $65 20
Thomasville. Ga.. and return $64.50
Mew Orleans and return $44.00
■endian. La., and return $46.40
Denting. N. M.. and return $33 90
Carlsbad* N. M.. and return $23.95
Charleston S. C.. and return $65.85
Austin Tex., and return $31.50
Beaumont, Tex., and return $35 20
Brownsville Tex., and return $46 83
Corpus Christi. Tex.* and re
• turn $40.60
Dallas. Tex., and return $28.50
£1 Paso. Tex., and return $33.90
Ft. Worth. Tex.* and return $23.60
Galveston. Tex., and return $35.60
Houston. Tex-, and return $33.30
Waco. Tex.* and return $27.20
On sale daily fo April .'10, |«»| :s, j
Clou I return limit .limp | f 1913* {
Id hern I stopover privileges. ir you
nrp contemplating n soutliprn trip.!
have n little chat with l.ltilc about
It.
R. W. HOYT. Agent
C. B. LITTLE* Ticket Agent.
iPhone Trinidad 36. Trinidad. Colo!
Embossed Xmas Stationery.
The Chronicle-News this sea
son Is showing a beautiful lino
of Christmas embossed station
pry. Orders filled promptly.
Call and make your selections
at once.
This is an unnatural con
dition —a little rest each clay
and Scoff’s EmuUion after
every meal gives nature the
material to restore strength.
ScottEmuUion is a
strength - building, cu ra ti ve
food and tonic to overcome
weakness and fatigue —contains
no alcohol or drug.
It doesn’t stupefy the
nerves, it feeds them.
Expectant and nursing mothers
always need Scott’s EmuUion.
Scot! Ik llowttr. Moomfietil. .V j i.»-?s
* i'
DECEMBER 18. 1912.
GOLDS GO OVER NIGHT
If your head Ik stuffed up and you
bn;•• a hard mid you ran «ini«*kl> |
x*-t rid «»f tbr minor).
Hrm. l»*ok nftor Iho ImwelH; nny
komil eat hurtle will do. tliou breathe
I tootli’h IIVO.MKI lilt'll promptly
Mils germ 1110 and bon In tho ini-iu
brinic.
Itrealhe HVoMKI (pronounce It (
!likli-ii-iii" i iii ilio dii) iinn* through !
flu* little* hard ruhhor Innnlcr. mid i
jum lirforo going to hod in nlk ill
*'•l ihi-, jm hir :• .-ram teaspoonfiil of
il VO.MKI Into a klirln u bowl of boil
liik water, rover bead and bow. I with
towel mid breathe for several min
uli*m the soothing, healing \apor that
;* Im> This treatment lh als-o fine for
sore throat and rntarrh. (’oinplrie
IIVO.MKI outfit. Ineludinx Inhaler.
SI .*>•»: extra bottles If needed. :.(ie
I'be llausiiinn Drug Co. I.» authnr:/ed
to refund your money If dismiti .led.
BANK HAD MOVED:
ROBBERS ARE FOILED
i Tremonton. I'tali. Dor. Is \fter j
! I:*.boring half the night to break Into!
the old ronerote money vaults of tin
!Stato Hank of Tremonton. four rob
i hern were dismayed to dim-over that
I Lhe hank had moved away tin- dn> I
I prevlotiMly.
I Tin robbers escaped after a pistol I
| battle with Marshal Brown.
I I
|
| Reaching for an Ideal
1 Xmas Gift
§ I'm- nnyonc who wluhrao to »<•<■ tho WORLD LOOK BRIGHTER— !
a <
♦ liv our new gold mount lugs and otir deep curve Torec Lenses,
m Helcntlflcall.v fitted by one whose time Ik Riven exclusively to this
3 work. This is not our side lino
♦
♦
| Our work is done br the World’s
1= Greatest Factory |
Prescription work delivered in forty-eight hours. ■
J ♦
ARITFICIAL EYES FITTED f
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES I
J. G. GATES I
! Room 10, Opera House Blit. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN |
PAGE SEVEN
BODY OF WHITELAW REID
TO BE BROUGHT HOME
IN BRITISH BATTLESHIP
I .on don. Her. is. Mrs. Whltelaw
| Held ha- derided to an-ept tin- offer
by the llritlidi government of a win
► hip io convey the body of her late
hindmnd to the t'nlted tSnte*. Tin*
111 raignimiit Will be completed be
tween tin* Hr 11 Ikli foreign offlre n nil
the American state department.
Among tin- first wreaths to rein li
Dorchester Moure was one from
Queen Mother Alexandra Hundreds
»f nppllintloiiH have been received
for sear in Wo-tminster \bhey for
tin* nn-norial service for the late nm
hassndor, which .■* to he held on I-*: I -
day.
It » loiirli win'll .i man Is asked in
tender bis resignation
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