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VOLUME PUUIITKRN MJMUÉIV FOaTY-iiJN- K

4 i"

^EV

^SAWY.

THIS, PAPER.

IS

^DEVOTED-T-

TOE

PEVELOPMENT OF THE

PEST

IN

I ÜKLAHOJLV 1IA8 ⁱ "2" .

" "it1 iniii

^...

HUGH WILLMMS PRAISED FOR

HIS

^WORK FOR WES The

nrnhahlv wnnld

nnt

hnvn uniton

thru hut

^{for Hindi H.Willinms tvni'lr}

at the

^convention of tho National Association of Railway

and Utilities

Commissioners according (o

J.

^V.

iiaugunossy,

cnairman

^oi

me ie

vuda nublio service commission.

Shaughneasy

writes

tho commission!

I am glad to lake advantage of

tins opportunity

^{to say}

mat

^you

have an

exceedingly auio

cnairman

^m

the

person of Hugh H. Williams and

wiiuout

ins assistance anu

tnc

^amo

presentation

which he made in his Hjiut'uit uoioro tuo convenuon

cover

itlir

nur

Innir nnil slinrl linul ailim.

.ion I foel

certain the resolution

Would

not lmc

^nasseri.

New Moxico, in fact, tho

entire

in country, as won as tho Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio

river

valleys and sections

intermediate thereto are

^to

be' congratulated

in

invino-^- rt tfltlll.. v.if. ^Ml... llMlllnnin1, ^ntiil-u niⁱ-

itVhhd'

eniirriire ^In lend

this

fltrlil

for

thorn. "Wo in Nevada

appreciate

o lie rondcred to

the

^cause

and 'fool'lMt

wo

cannot

togfthjghly codimond

the

initiative unda-nurair-c

ho displayed in ^Hip

fain

^iff1

what

scorned overpowering opposition as thn

resolution

^{lmd In}

ln

^{enrrind In}

the

floor of the convention

after

iim_tin-^- nifiaijLMu ...IIIuuiiiiinui--^{i 1}mm iuill3-^{I f}- vi ¹⁰ inuorsn it or

report it lavotv

jihlv.

Personally, _I desire to

state that

il will nlwnvs afford me nlensiirn In

Jhr

^üícr

inllirosnfl(V iinb1firffiijr

the intormouiilain country with such

live and energetic

representative

as your-^-Honorable Chairman proved to no

at

mo Atlanta convention.

LITTLE

^{IIAYDOX CIIILOHFX} GIVE ^A HIRTUDAY PARTY Oil Wednesdnv nfInrtiniin linfnrn Thanksgiving Day. a group of litllo ioiks were gany

entertained at

ⁱⁿⁿ home of Marsalicuo and

Carter

^{Hay-do- n,}

in

honor

^of

their birthdays.

The

little

^guests

arrived about four

^oclock, and enjoyed ^out-do-or games

until

five-thirt-y, when a line was formed and all n'larchcd into tho house and around tho tables, to vicwv tho

birthday

cakes, eacli of which nore

tnc correct number

^or candles.

The

tables were decorated with tiny ships, made of

white

and blue

paper,

which served as place

caras

aim íavors.

The ^{mil-dn- nr} immns limite nvei'v--

ono's

appetite

keen, and all woro reouy to rospomi wnen tno

limo

lmsl ind linsfnas rinnniinnnd Ihnl

in

fresbmonls woro served. Delicious

.,.iV. ... _.i:

vuni

iiruu

^itliu

^tliuuj

^{WUIUUUIJ Ilia}

nnsed of. and

after

iminv ^cnnil wisli es to Mnrsalionc and Carlor,

for

many moro happy

birthdays,

^ovory-on-o went

gaily

home, boasting of a noon time nnil lots

or

run.

Those

present

wore:

Tlnrmin ^HndLrnft Vninnn Millionn Job Knox

Winchester,

Paul Wade,

uertruiie

wnno, jsioiso

I'oiter,

Mar-cel- la

Sytz, Leona Talbot, Vesta ^Cha- pín. Evelyn Anderson. Lucille ^An- derson, Mildred llixey, Louise Spann, Doris Spann, Milton Ilaiigorlor,

Pearl

Edmondson, Lucille Edmondson, ^Os-

car

Lee Wake. Varnol Stinson, Mury E. Kiglit, Livingston Taylor, Doris .lune Johnson, Carol Hurlpy, Luuiso Swaggerty, Dorothy Morlcdgo, Har- old Howard, Lewis Olheter, Graco Paddock,

Carrie

^May Potty, Guy Lee Petty.

ALL CLASSES OF WORKEHS OPPOSE SLASH IX WAGES Washington, Nov. 28. Altho pack- ing bouse

workers at

^Chicago

and other

^middle

western

cities

are

said by

the packers

to have voted fo ^ac-ae-pt wage reduotions, offflotive Mon-

day, Uio

department of labor

^an- nounced today

it

had ordored ^con- ciliation commissioners to keep in close

touch with

tho tiiluatlon.

"It appears that

both union

and

non-uni-on

workers are

oliko arous-

ed hjthg-jfwljen,- " (he depart-taontlgfu- d,

ribould,U'Strlke a.

lur, a majority

ofJthe jivorkors,

both

siWaHon cldtó

BIG. CHOP OP The peéan crop

in this

Veal nrOllliseS In hn n hlimnnn nnn and

altho

a heavy

frost must

fall

neioro

^tno

nuw

can be

many pioKers

report that the

num- ber ^Of ntllS thai, hnvn

llnn

^htn.on

off is

ample

Along almost every small

stream

in Oklnl

find necan trmw. nsnncinllv in 'is,io Creek, Osage and _couh-

-

ues.

uuyers

on a wholesale

basis are

navinir 10 cnnls n nmimi ^rm

largor

sizes and less for those un-

-

Tho Deon

Forks

fnrma nnnv

iMa

tow,

are

said to produce from 3,000 io jo.wu

worm

or

nuts

Tho nf

mnimi)

roads tbrouehniil. nnrll

Clayton, Mexico, December

CLAYIO.VANninv'll

Oklahoma

harvested,

northeastern.

Washington

annually.

construction

lahoma has inducwl hundreds

of

^rcs-

-

menis or tno towns and cities to go

DCCan hlinflnir. ^IMnnv i.inl--^o n , of

the

trip, finding

that

tho

accu

mulation oi

nuts they

find is

worth

tho

effort.

. E. SCIIWESTKA AND)MISS

nniTTox .uAimv

Mr. ^{('.. V.} Rillroat--_..ujihuⁿ MllUon,t 1UIS3

Maurnne ^L. Tlriil

on Wednesday. Novombor 23,

íttho

Grace M. E. Church, Dr. Aden por-

-

forminir thn cernninnv^.-- ..

...w...

Th

i,.J

acoomnanicd hv ( nnH

lira

ti v Bofrgs.'

Mr. Schwnstka. nv "nv" no hn ^io known to all his friend's hnnA lino bnen

a

GlavtOn rnsírfnnl. few r num

ber

of years.

For

some timo ho was propniMor 01 tno Kiuund

Barber

fihftn hiif anlrl milmi, uini ^Qnnn( ntiuit;

.liniot

jn

CoJifociuaA snuK.tho-nn-^-

shine of NewMexico

lured

him

back

here, and he took

charge

of his old shon as man.iLrnr fnr Mr Tiimnn who now owns the shop. All of ^Cy's'

iw.im3 ion

inr

nun uuppuiRss nnu

prosperity

in his married life.

Miss Dritton came hero several months ago to

visit

and immediately necaine ⁿ sncinl^{. ,} fnvnn...^,

vi,,.

n ^(I,

.m

^,,,,,

younger social set. Wiiim imm

w

a

short

time she has

ulrgo circle

oi

menus.

The newly weds have gone to housekeeping, and as soon as

iy

^gets nacK to oarin, and ^(lisno-

-

0S Of his (lav llronnis. liennil liisma-

-

timaitie

wile

will ho

at

home ^L Uiolr

menus.

Tho News joins

their many

in oxteiuiing

best wishes. congratulations and XOTICE TO HALL TEAM All members of the 'niuvinn noil team who

are

in

nnssninii

^{r hull}

suits

are

roouested to leave iho same

at

the News nffinn. Wfi T.n

calling the suits in so thai

they

may oe launcicreu and repaired and 'plac en in good shape fur next season Jiy request, 01 tlie iimmiMf(in.

SPlUXGEIt HOY

ACi:il)EXlLLY

anur

^{j. 11115} AXi WITH HIKLU

Springer. _Nov. 28. .T.li11. Ili

l,n

.Vear old son of Mr nn,^I II, Floyd of the Jmuinon ^Mesa, whs ^iii'-- uiuoniaiiy snoi nuⁿ Hie ^f with a

.22 eulibre rifle while

pla,iug

wHh some

other

^IkV. Till' Imv

una

Handling ine gun ami din not know

it

was loaded when suddenly it whs discharged anil Ihe Imlh.i

thru

^{Uif -K}

jui

^{iniifcing Hie bone,}

j.no wound ^w noi fimsiilernd seriaua and the ^buy ib now rifrovering picoly.

HELL FILLING STATION' CHANGES

Tln Hell I'illillif ílnlinn which for some tiinn ^1ms been owned li Jim litMrhnck. was tlut week inir-

-

hased bv

Itarrell

^11. Ilusuoo. Willi,

LllP limllftMli Ihi nilmi ^hnu hum.

.... ... .... . 1.n

chanicd

and fnmi now ^{011 IHe} hüi--

1.... W..ÍI1 1. t- .. - .... ^{. ..,} mili win lie

wqwu

M Ilie, lieu mill, Fillirtjr^. .station." ^- Mr. Ratcoa. ^{in ;v} nimir man. ^iu it Iivp wirn

uiii

^urA

ni'MMrl Llml under ^liitt inniniirmnnT'

Ui Jled Hall will set its shuro

of

Hie

uilinnae.

^Mr. (Uscoe beliovoá ill llllvwrtiaftllr. lld In llllvlntr urimj sign ipadr, and ^il will .not be Jongt

nlíl

all the roads totditjgQtol Gjoyi

W'b

^be

nwkedilh ^liatl'Dalf

igtM..

Uaiata..uiiiuds.

Wh

buxoiol Jfi.ikL.biiL hrd

^wlutt

it

^.us

Hf husinv ^lohp.

r

V-

1,1 .j

New 3, 1921

ixíde,a'e

OWN'EltSUIP

CLAYTON GOLFERS WIN

fROMjyjlKirS

^TEAM

We

are

compelfod to take off

our

lid to Dr.

HurloJ again

_{this week,} and acknowledge Jiim as Hie cham- pion nmongr golfogs

of this part

of Iho

country.

Ho Xllsplayod his ^ex-

traordinary ability

again

last

^Sun- day, when-^-

hf

won

out

in the tour-

nament

held on

the

local links, be-

tween

a

team from Dalhart and a team

representing

Uio Clayton club.

The

truth of

tho

matter

was

that

th Clayton represórtüiüves were suc-

cessful in

faking the

scalp of the

Dalhart

club, as will be shown hv tho scores. Sam Johnson, who has boon coming, liko house afire,

ran

Hurley a

tight'

racA

for

fire! imn,,,.u and was

next highest

man in

the that

^llO is ^HOW

out after HnrWe

scalp

and

^says

that

he is going m got it. G. G..Gwin villi; played his

USUal Steady-Ean- and nrmnlml ^fn Gee of

Dalhart

for

third

place,

hut

was noseu

otii

^wy two points. Hugh

anil same

had

Lang, has looked on liiun. ^s(l11 "lbers-w.-_t

has fallen down of late,

hut

^{1".8.0 l,1!,t 1 k,1(W il waadiM} maybe

whon this

yrtiing _ealch-

-

^{a cliaÉaeli}

up his ^{ODOralimi wiI1} it be

ñervos will become steadier

foolbtll

a

will come to

the

^uiIimi development

a

I'einsl ^{v. T.n} nn Vn, ⁱ anu

:wikoii

piuggeu agong in theii usual

steady,

way, and made scores sufficient to nssist in placing

their

club in lead. ^--We must say

that

Allen

Wikofr

is also a leader,

hut

on Ihe

wrong

end of.

the

score sheet,

hut

if nerseverniiciiiwiiis Aliim tin be

there iiui

few itlute venrs. If llm

Ilotarj

HnrSt

hhw Followmwirt

111(1 dlllCllU SCllrii.' whillll lulls llm

slory of

what

man did:

Dnlluirt ^-

G. il. MeGee ^"

un

I.,.

..

Hostan

up

W . A. Wolf

..'...L

¹⁵⁰

A. li. Hesse . IB1

Frank

Kisser 152

J. ^A.

Stalcup

157

H. H.

Stnlcup'

168

(l'orge

Tompson

.

¹⁵⁵⁾

0.iG.

Tnüil luso

Clayton

C. M. Hurley , i.nr.

Johnson ¹

G. G. Granville

m

H. E. Lanir ^I

0.

^V. Illakely

, I

^1.'

D. ^{V- -}

Lujan

-.

^1R8

C. J. VituKhan H5Ü

Allen

Wikoff

^S(

Filial

IIOWAHII MOOIIE

(01

TO .I3ÜÍ

l.I)

^OKinCE

--_n

Howard ^M. Molire. w.lm hnu ^I1111111

filiar

^{clerk of} Cluytoii land uriici fur sevornl years,

left this

week for Poswell,

where

he will become

chief

eleik in land office

nl that

^place.

Mr. Moore is of tluf innsl

nffi.

cieiil

clerks

in cniiuiry. _mi )lt)

ü

iiiKing cinei

clerks

^jkiüíIioii in Ihe lui'ifiist lllnil fif ill llm

l'nil,l

Stales. Mrs. Moore will remain with the Clayton land office until aliout Clu iiUnas lime, when dic will join

her

hutibnud at rtoswnll.

JIKCHE.U XA.MES DELEGATES TO LEAGUE MEET

Simla S6. Ooveruor M.

C. Mechem today named (lie sUiles delemttHS Li Hit Leueim nf lint Knnlh

set

^{iiivonlion at Hiveinide. Cal.}

Ihey ure:

S. II. Davis. Jr.. Las Vefms.

Enaiueer Charlo A. Slav.

Santa Fe.

(ieorK'' ^K. Hieere, Aibuijiif

ique.

George Aitee.

Sidnev ^M. Weil Alhuniiftmiitn ^' HIghwHy Knirineer L. A. Gilletin.

i--

...

^{. 1}

D. h.

Uud.

Albuquerque.

'

Page, Gftlliip.

Nomllmus. Alhuquewfue.

' "Gnvfrlior Meiihem iid hn'ivnnlH pe_e

alw ir;ho'was

^libio.

yoW)rnor wag jiíiHíod

lltat

SñtHrffiíñ ^yiT. Mm. tnliiSiili

;Ptl4

haA.

CHHRY COUNTY

tatlt.U

AfiMVT SAYS PEOPLE

nACIMi!SVOHK

From Amarillo Tribune) am pleased wÍGi Amarilln.

glttd to ay

(hat

I note

here

the same kind

of

piHiple and the charac-

ter or spirit

as is in the Clovis country."

This

was the

statement

of IL C.

Hollinger, Curry eounly farm agent, who. with his wife, wits In AmluMHo

Friday enroute

to _Clovis.

after

u business Visit ttl his fnrmnr li

at

Claytvii. When asked as to

ditions

prevailing in Clayton and

that

section ofNow Mcxloo, Mr. Hol-

linger said: "I was wonderfully with the fiim uninii nf operation exhibitotl in Clayton. At tne nine i

left

^there, the people woro

acting

as an individual in sup-

port of

the

program

for taking a special ^four-coa-ch

train

In liatón for Thanksgiving football game.

ithin

an

almost

incredthiv iinri time, aiiproximately une hundred and fifty fares been sold, and

under

the mnnnirenipnt nf Si,,, lendent Haymond HuffofMie-school- s

uiiu

i

^.11. uixey of the ^Ilo-- coming

who _beefi. as

ainry

leader,

man '"B

.,,t:cis. 'lJis

os

with

"unfinished" win,

wlielher

to be nf nn.

business In

his nnd connection with

a

gume.

ho front

again.cily,

^{or rnrm}

aKeiv.

Ihe

each

Haker

Sam

Priestly

HOSWHLL

the

the

0110

the ine

lice

Nov.

State

Ilriiiiutidii.

Tivepry

manifested

con

the

work

es,

Covis

^is sustaining my work in an excellent way," declared the visitor, "and noagency

IMoing

more for the success of the wflrk than

the

nvrnllmil.. tifi.u,.i,m,.i.,.

,,0,mr,j

Ar^,

j,,,.

it... ^cuy,

Ihey

have stood bnhind me one hun-- eii

per cent

strong, ilnd ¹ fenl

that

asanwid

auio to make.^. ..

Cmw

... . ..._..j ^1,,.._,,,43 some of the finest

terrilnrv

^{.in New}

Moxico. and the people ace

just

ns good as Ihey can be in Ihoir

efforts umvmi

uieniseives ni ine extension work thai ^I am engaged' to lake (0 Uiom. The people or Clovis imder-Itan- d

very,

fully

tiieir rejalion

to.

and, lleiieillllMlilii nn II,, o.

,...,,

..r the Tanning

interests

in Curry coun- ty. Thoy have no stilled ideas as to

separate

interests,

hut rather

work

On Ihe Imsis h eonmninity or in-

terests."

r .Ml. nUll .Mrs. Iinllinvnr In II

I,

il,..

dnrly aflernoon fnr ^7h..ii. IlftlVlft 111

Cluvis.

WATSOX SAYS IIO.M'S HILL IS CICIITAIN TO HE PASSED U'HHhllMtlou. Nov. ^UK.

I'

S ^Knn-

- ator

Watson, cfnnlilir--

discussed with President Harding ^lu-- iiHiuers which may lie inehwf--_d

in Hie messuue lo Cciniiresu

mi

week iipmi which the president is working.

As his pergonal opinion Senator Vyalami exprawed the belief leaving _tiiul "notliiny _in iim ...o.i"

couli) prevent eimctmunt

dining

llm

"f1 ^"l

^{"II,-- 11(1111!}

service men.

"

ifrniii

^Vf

le

^said,

thru

the inteii-Ijo-n

of the eoiiiinillee.

ZHYSKO Hirr.AlvS _TI'ITJC WHESTLIX; CHA.HPIOX New York.- .

...

^{n- -} ....

ibysko. Poland suciwjiifully ^de--

.iui;ii

^{nit-- win-Il- l .H}

IICHVelglll

^ll-- tje At Mndisnn Hnunre tlnprinn

in.

night, ilefeillinir .Slrniiulnr ¹ lll .lose.

(1.

y.bysU _{won two} nut of

three

falls.

Znyskn tlie wi end fall in ²¹

minutes

aiut ^JA ,

Iwig

obtained the first ^Tall with Hying headhwk

ttr

^{17 mil)ules}

lililí ^HI MlClllldfi. I'lwi .snnnnil o ur.

called

mitin: went

to JSbjrsko

after

²¹ minutes and ^'M wconds.

I'liis fall was called when Lewis, in eSl'tinillB-^- from hnlf Vnlsnn unit ⁿ

oroU-- lipid,

liüwhouldars

u sinKe tne mat. Lewis protested me_fngs

rsinrco

^s decision and

Jeft

^Hie

but

^wnB

inticl,

by members

V tlie slate athfetlc

commission ^(o

aonuiuuv i

^.

.

TftO'lmamrtm-voil- ⁿ tíin',tnlrrf _fnll

in muiun-^-

wiiu. a

oouojwrBrtn'

it uuuuiM.ana

^{o seconas.}

PI...

J..I.t

^{f.. .}

Jeered ^{by, a} fSnte bwiy

epecfUrs,

k

AM

rBH ikab

^irr

Abfncá

BIGIIT

PAGES OBk HURLEY SERVES VENISON-T-_O

'PEER'

HUNGRY FRIENDS The

entire

News force and a few friends wern Mm Oilnal^o nf

II. A'f1

Hurley

at

n real "stag" "pMrty, hold on Monday evening

at

tho

Pullman Ufe.

And talk

about a

^fltatot, tills was a

real

one

with'

vortlson its

suir attraction

on the menu.

The

premised the^{- -} mvu hunnli...ill ling iivuh^IHit

lnnr

bofore he

went

lmntingKnnd ho mado goon 10 tue. loiter, and you

can just bet your last dollar that from'

now on the force will back him to (hn imit to deliver tho goods,

wholher n

is

muuing

^uonr

or

playing-golf- .

He will do

inst

wlmL hn

mnviim

Will

if

he

"busts

^a"

hamoslring"

in

it.

r

^"

Whon the btineli

nrrivnd

ñl On, cafe a .special (able

had

^{beon re-} served for them aim

the

sorv.ing'boa.

imii us soon ns uioy woro sqptQd.

Petty

hail th venison conked to a queen's taste, and all

ttlognrnlshos

on

the market

were

there

to add 10

the

attractiveness

^oX.

Údmípm,

as well as irraklng _it all

tK tftorl

Wo

aro

not

Jjing (a

^toll how those hrivs si

Ihe "ehpw."

other than

td

slato that

tne

islilor entertained

gravo _foari

ior

Alien

wikorr

and Hugh Lam and

our fears

were nnlv

rniinn

when

thev

ceased eafinir ^fni. wnii wo Ihought those boys would bustl

aim

riKiii

nere

we

must

say tlia the service reiiilerml ivns ^ff that could be had. Tho ladies who p.uoniieii to the serving woro pn the

I

' 'L1'

^minuto

"'SOfeJhat

^tho

oy have

Mu,

^{v.u-- poat-ji--}1

particular.

At. iho

of

nipiii

upon

DHl

ior

former

.Mionii.,.._iHiiimiuA of

full,

m.iA.t..

of

doctor

doing

conclusion of tho toast, cigars and

cigarettos

_{wore in}

order

nnd limn ^f CflCtflll ^ill nl...

telling followed, dealing

with remind

iscences

of early

lffe in Clayton.

Those present

at

tliis

parly

woros!

Dr. Hurley. ^.1. Allen Wikoff. Hbbh$

Caldwell, Hugh Lang,

Harry

Hi Keener, Lorian I). Hoggs. Clffowlj (.(ink.

Perry

Miller and ^.1. II. ^Pi-oe-J tor. hunch is

strong

.fnii Mr. Hurley, and- '

ure

^{- nnK-...-}hnninir llm?HQ

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ADOPI-- A NEW SYSTEM

Coyote

ronlrol,

us now handled ^byv Clinrles I',

nils.

^HinlnidaRl Aesisl nnt in charge, is

carried

nrr through local associations. This nmllinil ^la.

fWHtllnnl of

far belter returns

for ne expense

incurred than

the ^for- mer method of iliHlrilini

In individual, stockmen. One of tho"

great disadvantages

_nf

lhu

^nwiiii.,..

was. Unit while 0110 niiioliman would do effective work with Iho poisoirf iiiriiiHiieu. (liners would not, audi

thus great areas

were ^{In fl} is

lim.j

buns from which

reeuiieralion re'

one

new

,,.ree

,,r rnv,.,,.,,, !

xxx.

,u'" now tweuty-ro- u

S

control _{in II,.} ^'

become Mvailahln ^I

Z. "I

uijiiouuced

jiermitted

The'whole

associations stnte. In

order

^I

oto poison from the ^LT.

s.

Hinlogieni!

mirvey ami tno tsiuti-^- or _{New Mex} ico Coonerilliveü. Iln sfni'kninii il,.,,. ^- only tu organize, elect a manager;

nun eiiinioy a limit or

tiieir

^nwr

SOlectioil to

distribute

Ilje jKiisnil

Ilits

^(tor one month. ^A form nft

agreement

muy lie

secured

from

your county ngripultural

agent. ^{' ,}

The llureau of

Biological Survey is

desirous

nf asaisfinir Die

il

men m

their praJatorr

animal ^dif- ficulties,

but

Is

oiueolsuy desirous

of

wunig the. greaiáet result

for tho fltununt xMihIm,

Mr, ^II,. G. AVaUaii,

nwnager

of thn Peñasco Vnllíy

Asociation,

Mates

that

Tram flu

oullny

of $750, $15.000 saving to (lib live slock was accom- plished.

T.^K. Henney. manager of

the

^Pris- on AKMicialion..

slates (haj

u saving of $i5.000 was accomnllshed finm

an expenditure

of ^$350.

'I. K. Hoes.

loanacar of

^{thn Xnu}

l"" ^wo

mBuiinuu utlltdr ^IlklCA.

JtogUytm other smaller asio iáUoi.?binpará''íavorjbly

with ttiqf A cljargBi

Sfí

Étewle Cootrm,

Hi

it

PAGE TWO

Want Ads

REMOVED

I have moved my office across

lho street

on Pine

and

1st

streets,

to my residence. Dr.

J.

^M.

Winchester,

Phono ^114.

4ltf

FOR

SALKSandwich

IACornShell-o-r,

capacity

^CO to 76 bu. snapped

corn per

hour. Case ^{9-- 18}

Tractor.

Jordan

Corn Shollor, capacity 150 In ^POO hn nnnnnnrl nnrn nnr lirtur Complete with ¹⁰ IIP Case Motor nr. Terms. Kalph

Jordan.

^48--2

nit r

liuuiuss^{i t}uuys, sunt

..ii

uuu swapsⁱ

everything.

Grimm Jlldg,

cast

of

Unci

nrrim it

We

want your wheal.

Contract for

futuro

delivery-^- with us now, Highest

market price

^{paid on} day of delivery.

) . OTTO-JOHNSO-N

MEIl.CO

STOP THAT ITCHING Uso "Hluo

Star

Itemed?"

For

all forms

of

^skin diseases suoh

as

Itch, Ecioma, ^Ring-Wor-

Totter

or Cracken Hands.

Tho

first application

relieves

the terrible

^itching.

Doos

not slan the

clothing.

Hag a

pleasant

odor.

Hold on

a guarantee.

Onsale

at

Leading Druggists. ¹⁸ FOrt SALÍ OR TRADE FOR ^CAT-

TLE, 320acre3 improved land

near

Sedan, N. M. Price

right.

Clayton, N. M., ft. ^1, Uox 32. ^58--₂

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP. We have

just

opened a now shop

cast

of

Electric

Oarage, and will do goneral blacksmithing, woodwork,

car

^spring woldlng and horscshooing.

lour pau

ronago appreciated.

40- -i OTT ^& RINKER.

FOR RENT

houe, at

^corner

Pine and 3rd.

Inquire

^KiS Pine or Pioneer Auto Co. H. O.Bcardon. Wit Live agonts wanted ^to handle

city

Irado for the genuine

watkins

^1'ro ducts. A real

opportunity. Write

for free samplo and

particulars

J. It. Watkins Company, Dept. ^70, Winonn, Minn.

NOTICE

The

partnership heretofore

^ex- isting between II. W. Blair and Jess Kitching, doing business

at

^Texline,

Texas, Clayton and Ml.

Iora.

^Now

Mexico,

under

^{the name of Hlair} Orain ^Co., has been dissolved by mutual consent.

Jess

^Hitching has withdrawn from firm and ^11. W Blair is now sole owner.

'

J9-- 3' BLAIR CHAIN CO.

bium; us your noes

We ore in the

market

^{for your}

rattle

and hogs. Will

pay

within a dollar

per

hundred of

the

^Kan- sas City top on^{good 150 to 250}pound hogs. Delivered

at

^Texline

any

day.

Abney & Hougen. See us before

yon sell. ^Í9--S

Paste this in

your

phone book.

Ii. J.NELSON. Pilone 252. ⁽.0

Talk ^oAbout SERVICE

Wo

are

^{the Heal}

Bureau

of Service in Clayton in the

CLEANING AND PRESSING

BUSINESS

We

hae

installed a

dry

cleaning room which plaees us in

a

^posi- tion to deliver joods within

threo

hours, Cleaned, Pressed and

witout Gasoline Odor

Can ^You Beat It?

Notliinn

but The

Best or Work, and Service Unexcelled

Tom WolforcPs Place

PHONE 282

VD

WE W1IX CALL FOR

IT

WHEN i'OU WANT

Staple and Fancy Groceries

Get 'Em Fresh

Up-to-D- ate

Meat Maiket in Connection

MISTLETOE FLOUR

$4.00 Per Hundred

WE Bl'Y

IT

^BY THE CAB

WEICHMAN & ^DANIELS

T11E CLAYTON NEWS

TintEE

^{CONVICTS AND FOUH}

BOYS FBEEI)

Santa

^{Fo, Nov. $0.} Throe con

victs

^{in tho}

penitentiary

and

four

boys in the

reformatory

wore

par

doned today by Governor Mechom.

The convicts

are

Tom Simmons, Circuit

county:

Nicolas Alaros. Valón ela

county;

Manuel Choyos, Valenoia.

Mures and Choyos

were

convicted of

cuttle

^larcony,

but

Simmons' orimo was

not

shown in tho pardon.

Tho boys aro Antonio

Jauriqui, Sierra;

Gabriel

Parra,

Dona Ana;

Karl Biggins,

Bernalillo;

Charles Bernalillo.

Luis Carranza's pardon, granted on

September

^17, was revoked when

the

^governor

learned

he could not be

doponed

to Mexico. The pardon wes issued cxprosely for this pur- pose. ^- 'i

SEDAN

Misses Hazel Donoho and

Edith

Holland woro homo over Sunday, from

attendance

at Clayton High.

Miss Luoy Russell was ouL from Clayton over Sunday,

visiting her father, brother

an¹

sister near

^Se

am,

Mrs. C. A. Cole and Elizabeth were Sunday guests

at the J.

E. Busey homo.

Miss Emma Gibbons is

at

Ihe

par

sonage

this

weok.

Mr. and Mrs. Thoniason and Miss

Jennings of Tate were

Mondav din

ner guests at

the

Orr

home.

Messrs. Ralph Miller and

J.

^R.

Massey wore Clayton

visitors

^Tues day.

Thirty-tw- o Sedan

friends

^gathered

at

tho ^C. H. Lewis home in a

sur

prise welcome

party

on Friday night, last, Mr.

and

^Mrs.

Jack

Scrogin of Clayton, were guests

at

Ihe Lewis home ^at. the time. Re

freshments

of cocoa and cake were served and

a

good time enjoyed by ino mixed crowd or old and young.

Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Temple and

children

spent Sunday at the W. ^1.

Poguo home.

A

serious

^aulo

accident occurred

Sunday night, between Clayton and Sedan, in which Hardy Donoho

and

Hugh

Garrett

and Miss Ora Jones were injured. Miss

Jones

so sorious-

-

y

that it

^may

result

^{fatally even} yet.

The steering gear

became ^loek-- d anil

the car

^was

overturned

^once and a half. Hugh ^O

aire

^{It finally}

f'l. loose from

the

^{wreck as the} screams of Ihe

other

^{two dimii.'Kh--}

d. and

extricated

^Hardy,

after

which they raised

the ear

off Miss Tones, who had

her

collar bone and four

ribs

^fraY

lured,

and many ulses, besides probable

internal

ⁱⁿ

juries.

She was

carried

to Ihe

near

by homu of Geo.

Jack,

where

her

iii;iny friends

are visiting

and ^min--

isiering

to her.

The injured

wei thrown

clear

of the

car at

^first,

but caught under

^{by tho nd or}

furfhrr

moving of

the

^car.

Miss Jones is

the

well known pri mary leaclier

at

bouan,

tins

^neing

her fifth vear

here, and had been spendinii Ihe Thanksgiving vacation with friends ^at. Grenville and was on

her

way home wiien the accident

occurred.

iVvory

Jones

^of

Drumright,

Okla.,

arrives

Wednesday lo be at the bed side of his

sister.

Miss Ora Jones.

Friends

and

relatives

of E, ^A.

Henderson were shocked by the news of his sudden death on Nov.

25th, his

fifteenth

^wedding

anniver

sary. bile Oil, as h: was famil-

-

inrly called by his friends, had been poorly for several

years,

anu was tuking

treatment

al Clayton, his

death

^came

very

unexpectedly. After very impressive

funeral

service

at Uo Christian

^{Church in Clayton,} hi? wife's ^fatlu--r Mr. Craft, accom panied ilie remains to his

former

iionie

at

Ninlirc, Kansas, where his

ase

¹

mother

^and

other relatives

live. He loaves a wife, one son and

3

h'tle daughters,

besides many oth

er relatives

^anu

menus

to mourn his death. We oxtond

our fullest

sMiipathy lo tho bereaved family in Him

dark hour

of trouble.

Mrs.

Walter

Cowan was operated on

recently

ror appendicitis, at mo

sanitarium at

Dalliarl, Texas.

Miss Blanche

Jostor

^{was a}

Thanksgiving holiday

visitor

^with

her sister.

^{Miss Ileesie,}

at

^Summer

villo, Tex. Will

Foster

^{is home on} a

visit tins

^ween,

iroin

nis position in

Ft. Worth,

Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. A. ^V. Beardon and two

children spent

Thanksgiving

at her parents'

boma in Dallinrt.

"CYCO."

WOMEN P. ^O. EMPLOYES WILL NOT LOSE STATUS

IF

^.MARRIED

Washington. Nov. 27. Women in

the

postal service will

not suffor

^a chango

of status

or loso any

rights

in

the

service by marriage. Post-

master

Genoral Hays

nrounced

^to- day.

"Heretofore," he said, "when ail

unmarried

woman, holding Iho ^po-

sition of postmaster, married,

^she Aas obliged to

secure a

^new appoint-nwn- l,

tfeiule ^a nw

^{bond, o?}

p3

he civil

servio.

examlnatroo in^{com-Péj-ltí} ytilk

tfikp

téfcfttfWates, ff

hn hnrl i.nl timvfmialv InVnn ftlirt.

n examination. Under the ^now rul ing a woman

postmaster

win ^con- tinue o hold off;v)

without

^{a re}

prpoinimetil or nther

xiunlnatii^--.

"It's my to Valspar now!" ^I

IT'S _it!

^{so easy}

_{Á smooth}

^I

^Anyone

_sweep^can

of

the brush and

^imme-

diately the pattern shines forth like

new.

And more than docs

beautify. A coat or this

VALENTINE'S

tough, durable varnish rivcs Linoleum, Congoleum or Oilcloth a sturdy, protective

surface

that greatly

^pro-

longs its

^life.

It

^fortifies

TheiewalUwillneveferacli.

interesting panel beautifully

frieze de-

cidedly above

Bring your friends

tho

Prosby-teri-an

Baraar 2nd

and

3rd December.

Wheelcss has cook slovos

for

^leag.

turn

these floor coverings against

wear.

makes them proof"

against spilled liquids, hot even against hut

greases.

--

ib In the

LSRAJR s _beautified ^jíí

floors

and furniture

all

kinds,

indouvn

and out. Vnlsparred

surface

firmly

resists

water, weather and "accidents."

Anthlr" that

^{s worth}

varni'Ainr't '

CLAYTON,

wood-

work

THE W. ISAACS HARDWARE ^CO.

House

of

^Good

Service

^{NEW MEX.}

The (rear

ment and painted make this room

the ordinary.

lo

on tho

of

It or

^cold

of

A

R.

Make The Plain Room Al tractive

buildinc

or

remodeling, you will be better

WHETHER

your rooms ^if Black

Rock

Wallboard isused for the walls and ceilings.

There^isnomuss or litter in applying Black Rock Wallboard.. Once in place, it stays there permanently without cracking, warping orfalling;

It^gives an added comfort and attractiveness to the rooms no matter what the character ^of the building house, bungalow,office, store, restaurant,, church or factory.

Note the moisture-repelle- black centre that ^identifies the genuine, rigid, ^ly veneer Black Rock Wallboard. Black Rock Wallboard is protected against all kinds of weather and needs no priming coat ^{in decor-} atingbecause itreceives a special surface sealing and^sizing treatment.

Oveusachance to explain theaJoanlagtiofBlack Rocl( IVallboaTd foryour particular tidUknp.

STAR LUMBER COMPANY

Clayton, New Mexico Phone 158 A. Ev MONTEITh, Manooer ^'

"The Cat Came Back ⁹⁹

-- but the spots newer will

Whou the Clayton Steam

Laundry's export

Cloanors and Press- ors do the work. Odorless

dry

cleaning. Our

staff

of

export

^Clean-

ers

and Pressors is second lo none in America,

for

^you

must be

satisfied

or your

^{Monoy Back,} Fino

work our

specially.

Wo also

laundor

fino laces and silk

garments under guarantee.

Our collars do

not saw your

neck.

They're

stiff,

biit

pliable. Get

acquainted

with

your

Laundry.

Clayton Steam Laundry

F. R. LINDEN, Manager

IT

^PAVS TO KEEP CLEAN.

Cleaning Phone 207 Fussing

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S

ROTATING AT LOW EBB Dsjar Dunch--^:

fioc

wonl

^doer

hunting last wok

$nd hag not recovcrod (o dato, honco

this letter.

Last

week tho

regular

^mid-we-ek lunahoon was sowed on Wednesday

in.ordor

^{to give}

all

^of

the Ilotarians

and

their

wives an

opportunity of nttonding

tho Ctayton-Hato-u football gamo.

The

^Bpeelal

train

^was

run as pr schedule

in

order

^(o

carry the

500

or

more Clayton boosters who raudo

the trip. This train

was mado possible by

the fact

^that-th- school

was supported

^{and backed by}

the Rotary

Club. In

fact

all of tho ^Ro-lari-

were back of (he movo. Some

"wore so

far

^back

that

^{thoy did}

not

as much as got in sight. Plonse ^ex--

FRANK 0. ^BLUE

ATTORNEY AT LAW PRACTICE l ALL COURTS

CLAYTON, NEW MEX.

Selders Transfer

All Kinds of Hauling Done Wb

Store

^Anything

Express

mid

Freight

n

Specialty

Office in

Taylor's

Uurhcr Shop North Second

Stroct

PHONE 5

DR. II. A. IIOLLOWAY Osteopath Charlton BIdg.

Clayton

- -

Neiv Mexico

Col. J.A.Sowers. Col. Geo. Goodyear

Goodyear ^& Sowers

Auctioneers LATTLE EXCIJ

.GE

--

''S'rA'iL'

Cnyton

REAL

Union Title and Loan Co.

ABSTRACTS, FLATS, OONVEYANOmO,

NOTARY.

Okytea, hi M Raw Kaxinw

T. A. Wheelan

ATTORNEY AT LA Offices: 2nd

Floor

Gray-Easlerwo- od

Building.

Practico

in all

State and

Federal Courts.

C. W. Anderson

WATCH .MAKER and JEWELER

(Fruth's Pharmacy)

CLAYTON. MEXICO

IIGNOR

^&

CUCOTE

AUCTIONEERS Office Eklund

Barber

^Shop.

FARM SALES ^A SPECIALTY.

CLAYTON, MEXICO.

ECZEMA!

Money

lek

without quntion

: HUNTS^OUAKAHTEKD

UC1N DISRASg RKMKDXES

(IIunt'8uWeand Soup),^(allin th trMtmrat ^oittcli, Ecitma, ftlnttworm.Tetterorothcrltch- - Inff i'in ^{díñente Try thie}

AND

New Mexico

NEW

NEW

treatment^ntr.,

' ,K

DAVIS DRUG CO.

1

I XI ¹

Lucky ^Tiger

13

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^ft

¹

dandruff correcta cía- -

mittrw ^eslsa etapa falUac hair imBotea laxtznant uruwtu aa heietr.

liJlh

e!ion Immedlxts

retain. HoaexBack^Gomrutea,

!ft Al_UBCKTnupUU_TKIM^fmr aM^rauakuWn.

mu!. t

^mtmá

CO.. KaaHMOO.B.

Iplain, Doo

ol

al.

Just the

^{same, wo mado tho}

trip

and wore

met at

tho Raton

station

by Mr. Nyhus

and

^Mr. Ooff, Secre

tary

of

the

Raton Rotary Club. Thoso gentlemen invited all of

the Ilotar

ians and

their

wives to

the Elks'

Club. We wore told to mako ^our- selves

at

home.. This we did

until about

^12:15,

at

whioh time a fine

tur

key

dinner wuti

an uio trimmings included somo

real

homemade oidor was served. Well, we always knew T. II. is a man of

groat

"capacity,"

but

jduging from tho way tho viands vanished bofore him, wo have al ways

underestimated

his capacity.

We

must

sny for

the

Raton Rotary

thai

they aro royal ontorlainers. We

am sorry the

samo cannot bo said or

the

Raton schools and

the

force

than

^{man iL} They took the appar-

ent attitude that it

^is

preposterous

for suoh

a

small place ns Clayton to contend for

first

honors with a^"dig- nified" place like Raton.

We asked "Huffy" about tho ^dig- nity of tho place and he

referred

^us to

our

capable coach. Mr.

Terrlll.

^In talking with the roach he told us

that

Raton is a very aoeiablo place.

He saiil he was given spocial atten- tion by having a "body

guard"

to take

care

of him. Coach gays Ihu body guard wns like "The Shadow"

in Robert Louis Stevenson's My Shadow":

I have

a little

rnppio Who goes in and out with mo.

And

what

^{can lie} the use of him Is more

than

^I can see.

Then ^J would see the

referee,

And we would end tho caso With fislir, acta ami actions, Which might not be disgrace.

H is very, very

near

^mo When on

the

field ¹

tread;

O,

üee

^{I I} wish

that

^coppie Were home anil safely dead.

Well, we

are

going to play Iloswell

for

^the

stale

championship

whether

Raton likos it or not. Are we going lo back

the

Hi? I'll say we arol

Don't forget the luncheon Thurs- day

at

^12:18. Same old place. Luns

is lo tell us how a

minister

feels while being licit) up and robbed at a football game.

ANONYMOUS.

SENECA ITEMS

A program and box

supper

given Thanksgiving Day by tho Seneca High School, wns about,

the

^best

thing

seen in this vicinity.

Under the splendid management of

their

^{teacher, Mrs. Mabel How-}

-

man, assisted by Prof. Bowman, an

PpreUvajgJy

^{IhjU,. would,}

equal,

"If not surpass

^many seen in

theatres

^{of today. Over $80.00} was made on tiio supper, which will be used m the school and for

library

lipidies.

Many large herds of calilo

are

driven

thru

this

part

of

the country.

II seems

that

^{somo one is} aide lo buy and makes the dull times seem a little

better

^for

the

stock man.

Mr. Turllon, the

popular county

agent, will hold several meetings

al the

school houses before

January

^1.

Mr.

Tarlton

^{is leaving} to go into

another

field of work. The

farmers

all regret, this vory much, for Mr.

Tarlton

^hail

their

^welfare

at heart

and was tho

best

organizer who ever worked

here.

Tho hum of

threshers

^is

heard

ⁱⁿ tho land today.

A broom corn seeder and

grain thresher,

belli busy in litis

disliret.

Mr. and Mrs.

John

^Konnan

spent

Thunksgiving day

at

tint Howard ranch, and were gnosis

at the

^High School play

that

^night.

Mrs. Hugh Campbell hud

her

^ton- sils removed

last Saturday

by Dr.

Chambers of Claylon.

Mrs. Edna Huntsborry,

the

^pop-

ular teacher

of tho Knolls school, has been on tho sick list for a fow days,

but

was ablo to resume work Tuesday.

A cornmunily Ninas Iroe and ^pro-

gram

will be held al. tho Knolle school house. We ask

your hearty

as no money is being:

paid the

tenrhors

this

ronr,

we owe them loyally and

support

in an ^of-f-ort

thoy caro to make.

A few loyal souls

are

still ^con-

ducting the

^Christina

Endeavor

meetings

at

Georgia High Sejiool ^ev-

ery

Sunday afternoon. ^lf-)-u

aro

so inclined, get. oilt nnd help them keep n good thing alive.

Turley

Miller wop the eako

at

the Thanksgiving

supper

for being the

ugliet

man present. The

joke

on him,

he

^{bought 200 votes on him-} self. Hut

Turley

knew it was agood eake.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH Well,

are

you helping

loaBch the

goal in average

attendance nt

^Bible School? How many times have you been absent in

the last three

months? See here, we

are

^counting on you. Plectro don't Jail. ^You will

disappoint your

Lord a&woll as

u.

Thero is a pluee

for

all of you each Sunday. ^Como,am

fill il.

²⁰⁰ noxt Sunday Will you bo

thorc?

And stay for

preaching at

o)ovun.

REPORTER.

THE tíXSTOK-

^NEWS

sedan

HORN To Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Tryon,

a

^{baby girl. Nov. 17. 1921.}

DIED Word was received ^Sun- day

night

of tho suddon

death

of Mrs. Adda Riohov in Pennsylvania.

Mrs. Riofioy will ho romembflred by many

al

Sedan, having

spontsome

time horo. She was Iho

molhor

^of

K. D.and L. B.

nichey

of Sedan. Her many

monda

extend

sympathy

to

her

sorrowing rolalivos. She issur- vived by

four

^children,

the

^{two sons}

al

Sedan and

a

son and

daughter ai un

uiiy,

l'cnn.

MARRIED Miss

Ethel

Lobb lo Mr. Lloyd Davis. We did

not learn

tho

particulars

of

this

^wedding,

but

Mrs. Davis was

the nlder daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lobb. who

arc

well and favorably known here, hav-

ing lived

at

Sedan about twelve years. Mr. Davis resides

near

^Clay- ton and is

an

estimable young man.

Many good wishoe ^go to

this

couple from

their

many friends foe a long and

happy

life. v

Somo

of the

many friends of Mrs.

.Margaret Thompson of Molding, Colo.,

are planning

a

birthday

card

shower for her

^on

her

75th anniver- sary of

that,

^event. She will bo re-

-

momberod by

her

many friends, hav ing visited hero long nud

frequently nt

tho home of

her daughter,

Mrs.

i.

^{J. Pague.}

Miss Ora Jones

spenl Saturday

and bunilay in

i'otfino

and Clayton.

I^no Pnronl-Tcnclie- rs association

convened

at

Sedan

Friday

night, fol lowing a

strenuous

afternoon of has ketlinll al. Amistad, in which Sedan boys won, and the girls lost

their

game. Ciphering was the

entertain

ment: Miss Lovo was tiio victor.

The losing side will

enloratin the

victors on December 2nd, (lie

next

meeting night.

Everyone is busy snapping oorn, slacking feed, thresjiing,

etc,

and in deeVi we have all much to be ^{thnnk-f- ul}

for

this

season, even if times

are not just

us we would wish._'

"CYCO."

Whoeloes will ^sail--you

rifles

for

loss. _.

'

^S7--3

Dear Jlolii.ula:

You

are quite

my way of think- ing,

that

Hie most of one's gift is not so much as (he

spirit that

il is given or received. ^I consider it very foolish to

embarrass

one's

self

in making useless or expensive gifts.

I have just, been looking over

the

glasswaro display

at

^R. W. ISAACS HARDWARE ^CO. Tlfljy handle

quite a

lino, from tho humble tum-

bler

to American Cut and

lleisey

Cut Glass. Tinted Glass

Water

^Sets, Colored Glass

Fruit

nowls, Stands nnd Proservo Sols.

No well set table is

without its

glassware. As gifls always usoful, always welcome.

Heisey Cut Glas to most of

us

is

bul

^{a name,}

but

you have

but

lo sec

the

Heisey Cut Glass lo note the

dlffcrcnc.

^I

pride

mysolf on being somewhat of a connoisseur, and glassware so clear, anil free from

M. P.

PHONE ⁵⁷

well. Let

PAGE

dofoota

and

blcmishos, I novor have sean,

than the

Heisey Cut Glass

thai

is shown

al

^{R. W. ISAACS HARD?}

WARE CO.

We had a

quiet

Thanksgiving most of tho town wont lo Raton to enjoy Iho

groat

Football Gamt$

Some

report the

learn being hold up, nnd robbed

of tho

^Game. II was

hard

on tho boys,

for

^wo

have a

^{dandy Team}

this year.

^As

for the

Game. "Lot's ^Bo SporU"

somewhat

slangy for me,

but that's the

way I feel about il.

Yours.

KATE.

ABSTRACTS ^AND INSURANCE

The Clayton Abstract _{Co., Inc.}

HONDEO AIISTRACTERS

CLAYTON, NEW MEXICO

HARVEY, Manager. Phone ^SS3

Christmas is' ^Coming!

We Have _a Large Assortment of CHRISTMAS CANDIES FRUITS NUTS DATES FIGS

And STUFF For That CHRISTMAS CAKE

GENTRY & SELVY

CASH GROCERS

iiminimtmiiiiammimiinmimamnmiiiimntjtmimiiiiniimmimtiiiiiiiMim

CLAYTON, X. ^M.

$660.00 ^{f. o. b.} Detroit ;

$782.40 Clayton, ^{N. M.,} Including Starter and Demountable Rims

SEDAN

retire

car oí

^{many u&os--.} Ihe

car

^{Tor Hie} whole family. Whilu dcnimec,

refinement

nuil

comrorl aro

^{dominant features,}

the

Sodan

affords sturdy

dependability on all roads In all

weather.

Tho

famous

Ford

onnino próvidos moro

than sufficient

^{power Tor}

every

need.

The sturdy,

ruoucd

construction

^of

the

whole chassis Is n

surely oí year

in nnd

year

'.

^'

out endurance

anil economy.

Wo will round

out

Ibis

sen

^{Ico hi Ihe}

ear

^{Ilibelf by} keophyi your, Sudan in

u"'l

condition, We sell genuine Ford

Part

and

our

fully equipped, rujwh'-iihir-

I'Upnlrs

promptly

and us conic and deiuonfitrutu.

Clayton

sure

""Pioneer Auto Co,

TURBE.

llHiullos

.

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