The Kenna record., March 23, 1917, Image 4

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Price
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tory Direct
30 DAYS'
if lie
E TRIAL
IH YOUR
OVYH HOME 1
Wo will ship jcu a beautiful Starck Piano for 39 dayj' free trial, in your
home. No cnph payment required. Ml we nk Is that yi.u will play upon, tmo
and test tl.ls piano lor 20 ('ays. If, at the end cf tliat thro, you do nut find It tin;
Iili;liest grade, sweetest toned nnd finest piano in every way, f-.it you have ever
seen or the money, yrn aro at p'.-rfeet liberty to Fend It bar'5, end we will, In that
ewnt, )'uy tin; C-.iyht h tH ways. Ihls S;rck l'iuno r.iuat make good with you,
or there 13 no pale.
Save $159.00 cr Men
We fhip ilirict to you fro:-.i ot:r factory, at
prices thut save you upwards cf fl.'iO.OO iu the
cost of yur piano. We gnaruntrc to furnfrth
you R bctti-r piano fur the money than you cau
iccuie elsewhere. You or aurVf! of rwivtn.?
a satisfactory swet toned dura Me high gruHff
piano.
25-Year Guarantee
Kvtry Rlarok Viiinn ii
p-m mitred for 2" yenri.
This unii rant if Nn back
of it our n't yntr oi piano
cKperirncp, ami tb repu
tation of .in olil-estahlfehetJ,
responsible ptbno bouae.
SO Froe Huslo
Lessons
To every purchrs-jfr of
Starrk 1'uTnos wr give tree
music lesson, in one cf
the best known whoota in
( hicaf-o. Tiie.e lons you
can take in your own home,
hy mail. This represents
crno viar's free instruction.
2n1-Hand Bargains
We lav? cot.sinnt.y on ham"
a Urge mimbrr oi lirtuly used
n)Mi M-conU-band pianos of all
Htandard aiukca taken in ex
rlmnge for new Btarck Pianos
and player-Piano. The follow
ing are a few sample bargains:
Wber ?1 10.00
Steinway 92.00
Chickering 90.03
Kimball 95.00
Starck 195.00
ScQd for our latest complete
second -band bargain list.
1. A. STARCK PIANO CO..
Easy Payments
Yin pny no ca-.r down, brt ofter SO days
of trial, you can bcm payment cn the low
wisi'At terms err iw.cstid r.v a piano
lu nufaciurer, Tlicso terms are n minted to
Juii your convenience, nnd it ii possible for
you to buy a pinno for your home, without
mining; tho money. .
1 Starck
Piayer-Planos
Rtarek l-laycr l'ianod are
the best and most beauti
ful Player Pianos on tiio
market. You will be de
lighted .With the many ex
cl us ivc f ea ti i res of these
wonderful instruments, nnd
will be phased with the
very low prices nt which
they c:.n be secured.
Piano Book Ftoo
SrrKi today for our rrw
beautifi'.lly illustrated piano
book which giies you h
large amount of informa
tion regarding" pianos. This
book will interest and
plca&e you. "Write today.
1320 Starck Bldg., CHICAGO
FARMERS!
Send 2"c for a copy of The
E'aimoi's U.ipitl Figurer and
Calculator; Ilia liamliost book
you cvei' v&w inoiuy hack if
wanted, K. V,. Foster, Assump
tion, 111.
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HAROLD HURD,
ROSWF.lX, N. M.
Attorney.
Practicing before all court.
Especial attention to United
States Land Office proceed
in'j;s. '
BRAND DIRECTORY
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'Hr''t''ttM.r.lt'.t'.M".t'.,M,il'n't '.'
DOCTOR D. D. SWEARINGIN f
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MISS FLOItKNCE B. CLARK
TJoaz, New Mexico.
SPECIALIST,
I Cye, Car, Nose and
i Throat
j win bo in uiicia mo zisc
of t'acli mouth. f
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v.
Off It First Natlohal Bank Bldg.
Prairie Dog Poison
Always in Stock,
order.
Send us. your
McCain Drug: Co., &
g Roswell, N. M. i?
NOTICE of CONTEST
Contest No. 74.
Pepartment of the Interior. U. 8. Land
Ofrtee, at Roswell, Now Mexico, Mnr 14, 1917.
ToOeor.e It. Sturd!vtnt. of Katrlehlll. N. M.
Contestee:
Yon are hereby notified that llciiry C. Carroll,
w!io iii?e Englelilll, New Mexico, as li! post
o II -e a Xirefs, did i.n January 15th, 1917. fllo in
t'i's offlce liis duly coroborated application to
contest and secure the ca;icil!a !on c f yt ur
ho ni'stcad entry, Setinl No. 03tB1!l made Ap.tl
3'. 1916. for SffX See. 10, and the N1VK 'eo
is. Townsh'p a s., I!ange33 E..N. M.P.Meridian,
a id a-) grounds for his contest he nllettes tl at
yon huve wholly ahan-'ond suid land for more
t inn six months last past: that you have per
er established i rsldenc e on the land, that your
a 'senee from the fond is not dueto your employ
m jnt In military services rendered in connec
tion with orerntlons in Mexico, or along- the
borders thereof: or In mobiliza ion camps olse-
w;iere. in the military of naval organizations
of the Fnited State or the Notional Guard of
any of the several s ate?.
You are, therefore, further notilled that tha
suid nllesations will be taken by this otllee as
h.iving been eoufessed by you and your said
entry will be enneeled thereunder without
your further riuht to be heard therein, either
before this ofilce or on nppeal, if you fail to
ilk' in thlsom.ee within twenty days after the
1'OUIiTH publication of this notlee. as shown
below, your answer, under oath, apeeltlcally
meetinir and respondiiiit to these alletnllonsof
i contest, or if you fail within that time to file
in this otllce due proof that you have served
a copy of your answer on the said eontestsn
either in person or by renistered mail. If this '
service is made by, the delivery of a copy of
your tmwer to the c ntestant In person, proof
ofstieh service must be either the said eon
testant's written acltnow leditment of his re
eeipt of the copy, sliowin I lie date of its
receipt, or the atlldnvit of the person by nlioni
the delivery was made statin;; when and
where the copy w as delivered: if made by
reulstere l nnii', proof of urh Feniee must
consist of the affidavit of the person by whom
t hp copy w as uiuIIriI sJnilnii w hen and the
post otlloe to whk'h it was mailed, and this
Hindu vit imiol be lu'Ciiuii'iuiictl by the iiosl.
muster's receipt for the letter. You should
suite in your answer ;he name of the post
(nice to which you desire future notices to
be sent to you. HuimettPntton, Register,
liateof first publication March (3. 1917
' 'second'" Mareh r.o, 1917
"tlniil " ApiUMBlV
" ' f.r'.irth ' Anil 13. 1"17
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Contest No. 9(S08
Department of the interior, U. 8.
Lind Oalee at Roswell. N. M . Mar. to, 1917.
To Huiet hi. Hudspeta of Clovis, New Mexico,
Contestee:
You are heieby notified that Columbus Rih'Y
who fives Iledlake. N. M., as his post-office ad
dress, did en Feb 10, 1917. file iuthis omce his
duly corroborated application to contest and
ucurethe cancellation of your lid., Kntry,
Serr.INo 033891, made Jan. 9, 1916. for N!i.
Section 28, Towrshlp 7 S., Itange 35 K..N, I.P
Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he
1 ages th.it"Entr man has never established
resindeceon the land; that he has never made
any attempt to ninko setlleir.eat; that his ab
sence Is not due to employment in the United
States military service rendered in connection
With the National Ciuard on the border or in
Mexico or the mobilization of the same in the
o:impsor elsew here; that he is aot employed
In the N ival Service of the United Stutcs.''
You are, therefore, further notilled thut
the said allegations will he taken as con
fessed, and your said entry will be canceled
without further right to be heard, either bo
fore this office or on appeal" if you f nil to lile
In this office within twenty dnss after the
FOL'ltTH publication of this notice, as shown
below your answer, under oatb. speclllcally
cspondlng to these allegations of contest,
together w ith due proof that you have served
a copy of your answer on the said contestant
either In person or by registered mull.
You should state in your answer the name of
the iost offico to which you de lie futuie
notices to be sent to you,
iimmeit Patton.JUegistcr.
Pate of first publication March 23, I17.
ccond
third
fourth
March 30, 1917
April 6. 1917.
Ai rl 1 j I :, i(U7.
fccwelTi Tiliute t,- Vv'T.r.tli,
cltJ.I.o'.vf'M.
Ti ti
J01
price cf A-vince'cni,
. XMivancenteut is only potalUI
j l,i 11' KafliuvtJ.
Notice lor rubliciiliuu.
Itepnblication.
Non-Coal Onass
01173
Departmont of the Interior, 0.
Land Office at V Sumner, N. M., War. S. l'U7,
Notice is h' reby given that Mil.iied F. Uoone
of Kentia, N. M., who on March 3. 1911. mane
HI). K. Serlil No. 011 -.".H, for I' MNK't Sec .
WHNV Sec. 33. and April 1. 19H made idd',
11. 1J..01PJ7 for K'jSK'i. SW)4SK! See. 24.
and NV'NKt tnctinn M, Township 4 s.
Ilanne3 K...V. M. 1'. M-i i.lim. has llled no
tice of Intention to inaku llnil three ynr
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Dan C. Savg. V S. Commis
sioner, in hisoniee, at Kenna, N. M.,on the Blb
ay of April, 1017.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomus IJ. Boyd. f;eorge B. Chuvers, John V.
M:K e. AnUrv.w J. Smith, all of Kenna. N. M
A. I. Kvans. Kcgister.
McU. C3-April jii.
THE
l mt ir a
BARRELS
S OF
Stevens
Double and Singh
Barrel SHOTGUNS
are drop-forged in one piece. Made of
specially selected steel STRONG
EST where other guns aro WEAKEST.
Compare STEVENS with guns at any
where nenr tho price nnd note our
QUALITY throughout.
Our Shotgun Cutaloa; shows the?
famous lino of Stevens Repeat
ers Doubles hintrles.
If you cannot obtain
STEVENS from your
Dealer let us know, and
we will ship direct, ex
press prepaid, upon re
ceipt of Catalog Trice. ,
J.STEVENS Anr.is
COMPANY.
P. 0. Box 5004,
CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
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Boaz,
C. C. LAYTON,
;N. M.
DAN C. SAVAGE,
! Ken ii a,
N. M.
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
Recently we published n ahese columns
an offer of The Youth's Companion and
McCall's' Magazine, both for a full year,
tor only f 2. 10, inrhidiiif; a McCall Dress
Pattern. The high price of paptrand ink has
obliilged McCall's Magazine to raise their
subscription price February 1 to 10 t ents a
copy and 75 c?nts a year so that the offer
at the above price must be withdrawn.
Until March 31 our readers I ave the priv
ilege of ordering both publications for a full
year, including the choice of any 15-cent
McCall Dress Pattern, for only $1. 10.: '
The amount of reading, information and
and entertainment contained in the fifty
two issue.' of The Youth's Companion and
the value of 12 monthly fashion numbers of
Mr-Call's at 2.10 offer a' real bargain to
every reader of this paper.
This tvo-at-cne-price offer includes:
1. The Youth's Companion 52 issues.
2. The Companion Home Calendar for
1917.
3. McCall's N.agazine 12 fashion num
bers .
4. One 15-cent McCall Dress Pattern
your choice from your first copy of
McCall's if you send a two cent
stamp with your selrclion.
THE YOUTHS CO vl'ANION
St. Paul St., Boston, Mass.
New Subscriptions Received at this Office.'
I he Thrice-a-VVeek Edi
tion of the New York
World
in 1917
Practically a Daily at the Pricaof
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The value and need of a newspaper in the
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present tune. The great war in Europe is
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come.
These are world-shaking afRairs, in which
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compelled to ta'-c a part. No intcllignt
person can ignore such issues.
THE THKICE-AWEEK WORLD'S
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year, and this pays for 156 papers. We of
frr thin unequalled newspaper and the
KENNA RECORD
toOethnr for one ye for f I 65.
The regular sub.icripti in pric; of the two
papers i S-'.OO.
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Same brand on left shou'der of horse.
J. (. GREAVES,
Kenna, - - - N. M
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ent who has mitten for every class of publi
cations during the past twenty-five years
has arranged the work, and is in charge of
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U. S. PRESS ASSOCIATION,
llond Building,
WASH1NOTON, D. C.
Kemp Lumber
Company,
ELI DA, N. M.
Wire, Poats, Cement,
Lumber and Duildirig
Material, Sash Doers arid
Hardware.
CHARLES J. MACKEV,
Manager.
EXCURSIONS
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If yo:i are contem
platintf a i iip lit U8
q lot you through
rates.
Tickets so it everywhere.
For f urther information see
T. O. Elrod, Agent
KENNA. NEW MEXICO
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LAND OFFir.E. PRACTICE
A SPECIALTY.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ,
OFFICE ALLISON BLD0,. S. . COR. SQUARD
ROSWELL, MEW MEXICO.