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THE CLAYTON NEWS 0m gup p WRIGLE IIHIIIIII! Juicy Fruit, Peppermint and Spearmint are certainly three delightful flavors to choose from. And WRIGLEY'S P-K the new sugar-coated pepper mint gum, is also a great treat for your sweet tooth. All are from the Wrigley factories where perfection is the rule. Save the wrappers Good for valuable premiums Goodrich new tire prices lowest cost mileage ever known The new base line tire prices established by Goodrich, effective July 20th, give motorists a efinite guide to tire prices as Goodrich Tires are the definite standard of Tire quality. They know now they can buy the very best tire the one quality Silvertovm the tire that has always held its leadership because it wears longer, looks better, and because, mileage con sidered, it costs less than any other tire at any price. Dealers have been quick to point out to their customers the big advantage and economy of buying Silver town Cords at 6uch base line prices as these: SIZE BASBWNE CITE BASELINE " PR1C8 ou-a price 30x3 CL $13.50 34 x 4 S. B. $30.85 31x3.85CL 15.95 3Zx4l " 37.70 30 x.3 S. B. 15.95 33 x 4 " 38.55 32x3 " 22.95 34 x 4 " 39.50 31x 4 " 2645 35x4 M 40.70 32x4 " 29.15 33 x 5 M 46.95 33x4 " I 30.05 35 x 5 " 4930 New base line prices are also effective on Goodrich Fabric Tires SOB icg 8128 BsSSffl 30x3 "55" $9.65 32x4A $2100 30x.3j "55" 10.6S 33x4 " 2235 32x3(5w 1630 34x4 " 225 Na entré ciarit fr excht Ux. Ttit Ux U paid by Gocirkh i ' " ' See your dealer, and place your order NOW for' your Goodrich tire requirements. THE'B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO, Mr; Oku LVHCTOWN COXOS rAKUCS TOBES ACCESSORIES. LOCAL ITEMS : l. Chas Adamé and wifo. from the Thomas eotntmjüHy, were in Clay- iun Monday of tnjs weok. Webb C. llanoook, who has boon working in lYinidad, visited with home folks Snlurday and Sunday. Grant Denny, commissioner, was in Clayton lo attend a meeting of the connly commissioners, on Mon day of this week. O. W. Dlakoly was In Las Vegas the first of the week, looking after business matters. ' lloh Palmer is down from Denvor I his week, shaking hands with frluiuls ami looking nfler business matters. Geo. Bockner, prosperous farmor uf (bo Olio community, was trading with Clayton merchants, tills weok. Jack Zurich was looking after business in Clayton this weok. .Mr. Zuriok is ono of tbo few remaining old-tlmo cattlemen of the slato, and is commissioner of the 3rd district. J. t. Lunsford and wifo returned from Colorado Friday of last week. 102 ACRES, in Texas, to trade for New Mexico land. Several litllo home places in Missouri and a few inJVrkansas Jo tragje fQjNow MeX fnfi fnrtlia. .mV tfnmfcdn If í-nVi 3tnnl a fiouM hi tovW for your family this wipler, boltorjoo us ljulck. UNITED ntíALTY CO. J C. E. Lewis, Mgr. Col. Geo. Goodyear Auctioneer CATTLE EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE Clayton :: New Mexico Col. J. 0. Tignor AUCTIONEER Oifico Tignor Barber Shop FA IHI SAI KS A SPPT.IAt.TV CLAYTON NEW MEXICO Mrs. L. D. Hoggs is taking a month vacation from lior duties as stenog Chas. Mundy and family of Ser (a wore trading In Claykm Saturday. I Hon Mellon, youngest son of J. C, i and head of the Biological Survey field service in Oklahoma and Ar kansas, with headquarters at El Heno, accompanied by bis wifo, vis iled for several days In Clayton this 1 week. Mr. Melton visited Iho work j of his department in Cimarron coun ty. Oklahoma, while here. The Pullman Cafe l NUEH NEW MANAGEMENT LAL'DET & JOHNSTON, PROP. 35c - - Meals - - 35c SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNEHS r,Oc NICE PLEASANT ROOMS IN CONNECTION Ol lt MOTTO: SERVICE - CLEANLINESS - QUALITY ; Hex Reeves and wifo are taking a short vacation, visiting relatives at Trinidad and Aguilar, Colo. 10 They are GOOD! Mié. W. G. Bryan returned lioiho I.If-I week from a visit lo Wnllnr Johnson uuil family, at Sterling, Colo. Mis Opal Urano Ion Friday morn ing for a visit to friends and rela tives in Oklahoma. Mr .and Mrs. ('.nil Lemum!. run I Mr. and Mrs. Will Spencer returned! last week from their vacation, spent in ft orado and Ulan. Henry Kilburn of Ml. Dora. was. looking after business matters in Clayton last Saturday. . B. l'lunkett was in fi-nni the ranch at Moses Ibis weok. Tom Wolfords Shop CLEANING AND PRESSING Altcrnlions of All Kinds WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER ALL WORK. Phone 282 Ed Seivy and ramtiy will tcavo tills weok for Missouri lo mako their home. T. H. Baker of 'New Homo com munity, was a pleasant caller at Iho News offico, leaving subscription for two of his friends. L Ward's Dairy ' . . . X MILK BY THE QUART 10c. MILK BY THE ' PINT 6c. MILK-BY THE BULK 35c. gal CREAM-PINTS 30c. ' F. C. Boggs, who has been in Tcx liiio in chargo of the Texas Co. plant has resigned and accepted a position in Colorado, leaving Wednesday of this week. Carl Eklund Is in Kansas Cljy this week, looking after business mat ters, lie is expected home today. Ed M. Rutledgi! is in Clayton this weok, looking after tlio duties of his offico as chairman of the board of county commissioners. acting business in Clayton Wednes day of this week. Mrs. 1!. J. Hammond Sr., is re ported very ill at her lióme on. Main street. Clarence Baker installed a Do La val milker at the TO Ranch last week. Ireno Van Cleave of Samnson is visiting her uncle, W. A. Seivy, this week. It takes til muscles of Mm fimn In mako one frown, and only 12 to mako a smile. Why vvasto energy? Let F. V. Punko examine vnnr tires and keep smiling. 33-1 f At Electric Garaco. Did you try- Daffodil Butler in your last order? It is miro and fresh. 11 1 Y 1 A of ff I mtxr Mi'- Houses and For Rent DR. a M. OLDETER, V. & Office Dixie Theatre Bldfl. KANSAS GERM-FnEB BLACKLEG VACCINE Phono: Res. 173; Offico, 261 GARDNER S. CHAPIN, M. D. Physician And Surocon Gladstone, N. M. Dr. C. W. PRESNAL! X EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT : McCormlck Dldg. . TRINIDAD. COLORADO DR. E. A. HOLLOWAY Osteopath 1 Charlton Bldg. Clayton - - New Mexico A ABSTRACTS AND INSURANCE The Clayton Abstract Co., Inc. 1', UONDEI ABSTRACTERS - CLAYTON, NEW MEXICO D. D .MONROE, Manager. Phone 228 Tommio Edmondson has returned home from Trinidad, whero sho un derwent an operation for appendi citis. , ii i i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilt havo moved to Raton, whero Mr. Wilt has accepted a position with Iho Snod grass Grocery Co. . UNION TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY ABSTRACTS, PLATS, CONVEYANCING NOTARY. Clayton, :: New Mexico FRANK 0. BLUE ATTORNEY AT LAW PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS CLAYTON, NEW MEX. CITY BAGGAGE & TRANSFER Company Permanently Located IUV Main Street Prompt and Satisfactory Service C. H. CLAGETT, Prop. Advertising in The News gets re- suits. - f Baiifl Ciineert on Autrusl 12. liv I. O. 0. F. Band. Carl Polter has accented a noai. tion with Iho Texas Co.. nnrl lins moved to Texline, Texas. W. L. Wanser was in Chivlnn look. ing after business mailers this past week. Jt takes" OS muscles of the face lo make ono frown, and only 12 to mako a smilo. Why waslo energy? Let F. F. Punko examine your tires and keep smiling. 33-tf At Electric Garage. 'Pom Wo! ford i i eporled as ro-nipi'i-ating very nicely. Louis Dallas, from the Now Home roiimiunity, was trading in Clayton this week. Alox McKeiuie was attending court thi-i week. Several people from Toxlino at tended the revival servlcos hold al tlio Baptist Church last weok. Somo danger of losing our uily delivery of mall for laok of patron age. J. L. Means mid wife spent Sun lay with friuuils al Sedan. Dr. J. R. Carriuglon of Sedan, was shaking bands with his many frlondg in Clayton Ibis week. T. J. Crumley of Springer, was in Clayton Wwinesday (if this week, hMiking after buineM mat tur and Shaking hum) with old friends. Eli Laudrelh of Hayden commun ity. Is ullondlng court this week. Miss Anna McCartney is spending her vacation visiting frleads and rel ative in Denver. TUb children of L. D. Wright are ptytUing tlu-ir grandmother in Dou- Sm Ills ii H nf Kllllm-n unjl Kit. moiulson in this Issue. ID nor cenl of purrnase price returned to you. prices in plain ngures ami eacn a bargain The New Moxlco Study Club mcl for their annual picnic in tlio form of a porch narty at the homo of utio Long, July 20, Tbcro wero 25 of Iho club members present. A picnic dinner and ico cream wero serven. All present had nn enjoy alilo timo. Virginia Genello arrived at the uavis nomo noriiioast or town tho first of Ihc weok. On account- of tho dry weather there has been several fires around this vicinity, started from lightning and sparks. On Friday, July 28, n flro was started southeast of town by n matoh being thrown in tho dry grass. II ran norlhvvost, nearly two miles, and was a quarter wide. It gave Mrs. Johnson a scare, and Mr. Johnson was in Claylon. The dust was settled Friday ovo ning. south of town, by a liny show er. The best or rains cannot save a tot or crops now, or make Hi" grain mature. Rev. 0. A. Smllh the ono-timo pas tor of Iho United Brethren Church here, gave a very Inlorosting talk Sunday morning on the organized oharity work being carried on under his direelion, down on the border at Nogalps, Ariz. This is n more Chris tian way of invadintr Moxieo than by cannon or long dislauco guns. We are very sorry our bAseball boys lol Ihe game with Sedan, Sat- ujtt' 1 vve 'l(me "iey wl" ,iavs owgsjni's on Saturdays, so every. Wrean attend.- Rax Stffoln ml mil n' naliam'e with & mule last week bn li mixed the harness all up, and instead of tiling a strap or stiek. lie lilt the poor thing with his right fist. This made him unable to play bell Satur day a- it was terribly swollen -DONT KILL YOUR WIFE! Let Us Do the Dirty Work WOULD YOU KEEP HER SMILING AND HAPPY WITH THE TINT OF THE ROSE IN HER CHEEKS? WOULD YOU KEEP THE BLUSH OF YOUTH UPON HER FACE AND THE LIGHT OF GLADNESS IN HER EYE? YOU CANNOT DO THIS IF SHE MUST SPEND LONG HOUIIB' OVER THE AVASH TUB IN THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY. OUR EQUIPMENT IS SO COMPLETE WE CAN GIVE YOU BET TER SERVICE AND A CHEAPER ONE THAN YOU CAN GET ELSE WHERE. TRY OUR DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT. CHEAPER THAN HIE BEST AND BETTER THAN THE REST GIVE LS A TRIAL AT YOUR WEEKLY WASH . WE ARE AS NEAR YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE. CALL US CLAYTON STEAM LAUNDRY F. H. LINDEN, Mflr. SAY-"" WE IF YOU WERE IN BUSINESS AND COULD OFFER A BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE. SAME MONEY, AND YOUR ARTICLE WAS MADE AT HOME YOU WOULD EXPECT TO RECEIVE THE EN TIRE PATRONAGE OF YOUR CITY. OFFER OUR DAFFODIL BUTTER AS PURE AND SWEET AS CAN BE, MADE FROM THE BEST CREAM PRODUCED IN UNION COUNTY. ' 1 ; PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DAFFODIL BUTTjanV''! Union Co. Creamery & Ice Co. t \n\n rapher at iho Stalo Bank of Com merco. T. W. Scliultz of Chico, was trans AMISTAD