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CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1321. . . THE I Wool Shipment Summoned for Wheat Marketing Has Made This Week furors Are

O. M. Reese of tin' Clovis . Creaiv District Court Not Yet Reached Height i Produce shinned (iO.OOJ pounds of August Term wool from Mule-ho- this week and from GOOD YIELD. will make another shipnivnt - A Tk P.toir.it Merkntine Will Com- Clovis within the next few d iyi. Tht Search Made For Court Room To 21 DIVORCES menci Next WieU When Sl Claud Dodson, who lives in the wcol goes direct to Baltimore. tianery Threher Will Claud neighborhood, threshed wheat Mr. Reese lays while the price is Walk Program Get New Furniture Commence Work. this mut week that made 2C bushel to ::ot hih. u is in much bett ;r condi- ON DOCKET ,.,.., ThA v.iVl.l of wheat tins o few months ago when Luc w.v. tion than de- M. Bishop had charge of the Judge Bratton is making some to come into Gov- - be quite as heavy as it there were no cash buyers of wool in H. ScheduU. Wheat continues 'ear not in the district There Are 135 Catet On progri. m at the Kiwnnis Club Wednes- cided improvements is at u lively rate but the heaviest Wai) iuit year (jut there are going the market at all. of Which Are LUted Suman court room this week that will add Only Four will not be- - will turn out day of this week. Miss Ruby marketing of the season ts (,e many fields that as well as On the Criminal Docket C. W. HARRISON INJURED a reading that was appreciated much to its uppcarance next week when the' twenty-fiv- e bushels to the acre. gnvj Kin until abeut r new covering is be ... : .. C a AT SWIMMING POOL ard heartily encored by all present. convenience. A threshers will commence running. o court will convene on Mow-da- IMPROVING Wabier W. Mayes, secretary of the ing put on the floor and new furni District far, most of bite gram that bus been NELSON Judge Sam Brat C. W. Harrison was painfully inj Firjt Moitgage Loan Co., gave an ture installed. Aug. 1st with sold bus come from tliu combine ...... J. C. Nelson, who is now at Marlin jureu uaomiay,t !.... uiutiiniun nm...... iri talk explaining why farm Since the new district has been ton presiding. On the docket there harvester-thresher- s. Up to the pres- his pool from likely good cases filed, nKhough some taking baths for rheumatism, had dived into the swimming loan money is not as available now as created there will be a are 135 ent time, local elevators have been cases that have tonsils removed nt on operation per- the second elevation, striking his was few years ago. Mr. Mayes many more cases heard in the cham- uf these are perhaps able to get enough cars to keep the it a up formed Mr. Nelson's the cement bottom of as Judge Bratton will been settled and will not come has last week. head against brought out the point that eastern bers here, grain moving nicely and there and many friends will be glad to know the pool. investors were finding bonds und oth- spend more of his time here for triul. been no cong-stio- like there was last will be able is accounted for by non-jur- y cases from other coun- Twenty-On- e Caaei ca- that he is improving and The accident er tax free securities more attractive many Divorco year. On aocount of greater twenty-on- to return home soon. the fact that the water in the pool land hence the lack of ties in the district will be heard in On tho docket thero arc e pacities and more elevators, as well than notes, was somewhat lower than usual. market for farm paper. Clovis. applications for divorce, or one as the fact that fright cars are more CHIROPRACTORS ARE Mr. Harrison received a wound on out. of nbout six of every case to bo plentiful loeni grair. men do not NOW LISCENSED Police Search Hatch FIRST the head besides painfully injuring PLAINVIEW TAKES tried. In these cases twelve women aro any trouble in taking care A good laugh was indulged in at FROM CLOVIS his neck and shoulders, however, his GAME listed as those bringing the action aa of the gruin this Dr. and Mrs. VVarrincr of this city the exper.se of Mr. Hatch when son. r.innv friends nre rdcaned that the compared to nine men. of last week nt .e -- e r..i:.... M nnA tlml Rain DeUyt Harveit returned the latter part will V'A. I'l Ul I ,'I'LV illiiyi: lu'lii'HiiLvii won Wednesday in the injury is not serious and that he h'i Plainview Few Criminal Caiea of delay has been ex- Fc where they both took warrant from - Quite a b!t from Santa again in li,. held a search issued first of two games of ball to be play- granted be able to bu at the bank Out of the cases, there ure perienced in harvesting on nccount of the examination nr.d were the court and proceeded to go thru term:. The score rir a few days. ed there by the local in- is still Dr. S. J. only four criminal cases which the continued rail s. There ('hinmraet'c the pockets of the members. He 4 took ten innings was 5 to and it Curry county has a most h in fields that city nlso took the ex- dicates tiiat n;u grain standing the Wright of this HOME FROM CONVENTION foumi Mr. Hatch sitting on a letter to decide it. could granted liscensc. law abiding set of people. Of course cannot be hurdled as fast as it amination and was which he for explanation. Cavan-aug- h relumed Step pitched for Cb.vis und may recognizes this meth- this number of criminal cases if the showers iKd not come. A new law now W. W. Honeycutt and G. A. Camp Ti-- sheet bad inscribed in huge let caught. Clovis made eleven hits bit increased when the grand jury od of treatment and a state beard "Th- - Kiwnnis Club Side Walk Shipped to Calveiton bell returned this week from the Elks ters I and eight errors. practitioner meets during the term of court. Practically all the whet being has been named and all Convention at Los Angeles. Mr. Program." Mr. Hatch explained to Scores: R H E Tho following jurors have been goc: direct to Gal- will bf required to pass an examina ull it was not he that was "sit 00 8 3 bought lure no'.v Campbell says there wns an enormous that riainview . 200 020 15 good before being liscinsed. summoned: veston for export. There is a tion crowd there and that the Elks parade ting on the sidewalk program," but Clovis 201 010 000 4 10 4 ... Grand Jury demand for export wheat ns the old was seven miles long. Others from ;lve incident brought to the minds of TAKING APPLICATIONS R. A. L. Cox. S. W. world countries have made a short here who visited the convention will all that nobbing constructive has real- R. F. ASPLUND HERE C. Herrin. FOR FEDERAL LOANS Cole, K. C. Childers, this year. of the week. ly been done toward putting over the Brooks, W. S. crop return the latter pint represent- clubs major program. R; F. Asplund, special R. E." Scarborough, J. H. Engrain, A. J. Redes, president of the Cur- - RAVING ANOTHfiR RAIN AT GRADY ative of the State Tux Commission, Roy Marks, A. M. Singleterry, Sam CRADINC. FOR iry county National r'arm Loan As- - The Attendance Record GOING AHEAD spent two or three duys in Clovis tins Stupp, J. A. Nichols, Sam Mitchell, I uf.i.laHr.n Kill's thnt. Iilank an- - Dr. A. L. D llion produced a chart C. L. Stanftelit was in from Grady week ndvisiin with the county com- Charley Denhof, J. D. Crawford, II. plications have be,, received for showing the number of times each The paving .rew is agiiin oin, Tuesday niwl says that neighbor missioners relative to th budget for G. Cy;;by, Bert Curless, U. D. Bevel, member of the club had been nbs'iit, - grading streets. The work n """"" "." hood got another rain Monday ni' V this year. .1. C. Mulluiir. A. V. Edmondson, J. lUad now preparing to und urged ft better attendance by Tow being pushed from vst Grand conization wh'ch intcrfi-re- with vlieat h: f B. P.onton, A. Rogers, J. P. Brocket I'll ni'inbeiw in the futut-J- INSTALLING BIG FAN Vf-t:- to suiii!- exteiit. H? says bm briiu( W B Mc3nyr, Chester A. the.e u no irtimat.nn as tV just The v.r on tins street ias aereagea of wheat wi.l go in hgain Mark.v S. Locll.Tr, C. W. Brad- - Street. on Bros, me installing a "ou money will be obtained y Hiudwick ...: ,i. !,.. nn Miin this fall ra 'he Gri-d- neighborhood. MINUTES OF DIRECTORS ' ley, Ii. F. Cvlgill. lopiis iisked tov now. C. large ceiling fan in the Lyceum Thea c that iu' Stuiifield Bros, ore nrrang.nj to put MEETING OF C. OF tre which wil! furnish peifect venti Petit Jury in 1050 acrt in grain. He says only MR. AND MRS. COPELAND building. C. V. Kelly. J. L. Garrett, A. E. y .The Board of Directors of the lation for the A. J. Roiles, ef the firm of about 680 .acres of f!iis, however, will LEAVE FOR OKLAHOMA Chamber of Coiunurce had their Hitfhtowur, W. D. Mack, E. T. Dickson, Co., left Tuesday morning be ready for fall planting. meeting Tuesday morning at Ed Houk. J. B. Smyth, E. G. Ulnir, fall ! regular for llaltiinoie whore he will buy Mr. and Mrs. Fayett Cnpelnnd, Jr.. R. which the following directors were Turn Gallagher, T. W. otrickliu, goods for his firm. Mr. .r. 9 Vrtfmnn PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED and winter c.l.l.... I.e. fit BUDGET CUT M. Bishop, J. P. Hardin, G. P. Good- - be gene for two or present : fiodes ixpeets to w'aeru they plan to mn-k- tlu'ir I. W. M. Okla., W. I. Lukart. Bert Curless, J. E. rum, Jno, T. Gain, N. Storm, weeUs. B. T. Jrnignn and C. E. Worrell three home, Mr. Copilnnd having accepted M. Bick- - Burdette. John 1). Riown, Geo. W. who have partners in the jew-elr- y Lindloy. W. H. Bowman, J. Depnrt-mei- it been YEAR n position in the Extension FOR NEXT Hrownell, Virgil Coffin. G. W. Hyde, and optical business, operating Wy, W. B. Cramer. A. Mandell. E. L. of the University of Oklahoma. M. Jern-liga- B. C. A. J. II. Ciijwell, F. Gibson, E. II. FORCE 'the Optical Shop and the E. T. n Manson, A. Austin and WOULD Mr. Conehnd has been with tlw Ashcraft. J. T. Stalker, Albeit Pet- - & Co. jewelry store have dis- Hatch. Comnmiioners Fail to Provide For News as reporter i.nd ad man for M. L. rattor.vm, M. F. Shaw, solved partnership. Mr. Jernigan Various phases of municipal affairs County Agent's for 1922. Tliii tiirrow, while the News ,the. past year and at length. Not Affected. Harry Highfill, J. B. Gant, A. U. Black , all the Jewelry business and were discussed Year's Work RATE sen-ices- we pleas-lo- d will miss his are a S. Hoskins, F. E. Teague, J. W. CUTJN j will conduct it at his old stand. Mr. It was unanimously decided that that he goes to o good position. Thompson, J. H. Black, M. L. Mc-- Worrell will conduct an exclusive committee of fifteen representative In making out the budget for tuxes Marshal Forcea Mm. Copeland was tcaeher of Clusky, C. A. Scheurieh. Two Million Farmer optical bushrsss at his location next citixens be appointed to investigate at a meeti,.,' held this week the Re Science in the public schools to Brine About Immediate to thj nostofliott in the Lyceum Thea municipal affairs. coar,tv commissioners voted for sev Freight Ratea jhere hist year and is an efficient A CORN COUNTRY duction in tre building, which will also be oc Secretary Jones was instructed to eral restrictions. The appropriation FINE Itoncher. She w'.U likely accept a cupied by F. S. Burns who negotiat continue to look after the Grady for the county agent's work for next Wnshincton. July li). Two m'l- - similar position nt their new home. John J. Stevens, who lives a few ed the dual. road in an effort to keep same open yenr was voted down by tho com- lion farmers aftiliuted with the rf miles from Si. Vraiu, was in Clovis Tilers was nlfo a section of land for truck traffic until the wheat missioners, however, the appropria Board of Farm Organisations MEMBERS SHOULD PAY Wednesday. Mr. Stevens snys there included in the doul which niade a could bo moved to the market. tion for the Boys' and Girls' Club nre marghalling their influence to DUES PROMPTLY. is a fine prospect for row crops in hia total consideration of about $40,000 J, E. Lindley, Chairman of the work was retained in the budget. all railroads to folluw the ex- neighborhood as he has corn that with force Fourth of July Committee of the mean that the county reduce Many members of the Chamber of This docs not good ample of Hvnry Fond and his another rain nt the proper time with their Chamber of Commerce submitted agent's work will not go on this freight uutvs, Secretary Lymt of the Commerce are in arrears will make (!H bushels per acre. Mr. renort. This report showed that the does mean provision is not to day. dues ard the lack of funds has Portales Defeats vear but Stevens thinks the- - section he lives Board announced barbecue cost $709.80. The barbe- the organization to quite made to turnisn me coyrrya pn ui Lyman nppluuded Ford's action by in can hardly be beat for raising is now Clovis Once More cue was handled two committees the finances for tho work lor I'Jii yesterday in ashing the Ohio utilities an extent. The secretary corn. He bus repeatedly gathered of member- one headed by Don' W eatherford as Other items cut out in the budget commission to reduce freight rates 20 sending out statements from 35 to 40 bushels per acre and ball chuirman, the other by Alex Shipley Wild Animal Bounty, Indigent Detroit ship dues nnd pledges to the sen-ic- An excellent game of base are he GO per cent on ford's roa.l, the barbecuing says made one yield of bushels bring a ready witnessed by those who went to who bad charge of the Fund, County Road Emergency, Toledo nml Ironton. fund and this should was to the acre. be meat. House and Jail Repair, Couaty reductions would response from the members. rortales Tuesday to sce the gamu Court "Froitrht rate One tween .Clovis and that place. The Aviator Maves and Mr. Otis Down Health and County Institute.. slash the cosh of food to the city con- LOCATES game elosely contested through- ing appeared before tho Board of D- tenth of one mill was cut from the sumer," Hiwd Lymaa. E. W. BOWYER wai COLUMBUS, OHIO. being tho victor by a irectors stated that it wns his purpose General County and two-tent- of a Health Levy Was Acting for the Icwa farmers' union AT out. Portales - Clovis fund. in- score of 3 to 1. Bntteries for Por- to hold on airplane frolic in mill from tho County Road Senator Konyon today planned to his News sent Uilesj Koersan and Etz; for Clovis, about September 30th at which time Turned Down troduce in ngress a petition signod E. W. Bowvor orders be to twenty H. BELL RETURNS farmers de- to 1070 E. Main Street, Columbus, Althaus and Cuvannugh. Struck thero would from fifteen by more than 2,000,000 At a sncciul meetinir of the board Ac- Ohio. Mr. Bowypr says they had a out by Koerson 5; Althaus 6. five airplanes present. This exhibit manding freight rate reductions. county jMonday. in that they is to be held In connection with the H. Bell has returned to Clovis after of commissioners cording to the potition approximately remarkable trip east Will Plar Again Sunday Clovis several month stay at Littie Rock, tho proposed tax levy for county could be cut were not delayed one minute on ac Fans looklag forward to a re American Lecrion and the $ 1,700,009,000 now as again health purposes wns down. trouble and only one will Trade Unions. Mr. Mayes neked Arkansas. Mr. Bell will turned the opefatiBg osts of tlio roads. count of car turn game with Portnles which that the Chamber of Commerce furn in the real estate business and Dr. Waller, state health officer, was Tlie valuation is $5,000,008,000 stop because of ram. be played Sunday on the Clovis ish gasoline and oil for tho planes has formed a partnership with J. W. here and made a special plea for the nhnvo the actual replacement cost, ground's. Both teams will bo strong during exhibit. He estimated tire ex Stewart. luvy. "the farmers declare In their petition. and it is emeoted to bo ono of best pense to be about $3no.0. The If the valuation were reduced to the games yet played on the locnl grounds THANK YOU RoaVd of Directors decided to refer actual value of stock and bonds WE REMODELING FRONT tho matter to the Legion and the outstanding irt least $300,000, a year SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING her streets Unions for their attention. BASEBALL SCHEDULE might be saved, the farmers charge. Clovis is paving Jackman Dry Goods Co. has com- improve- Miss Amye Anderson, Gave her Other wavs in which they suy sav and making other menced remodeling the front of their Day Clovis is playing Plainview in operation ments that aro well calculat- -' Sunday sohool class, the Week MqCAULEY A CANDIDATE store. New show windows will be ings could bo made this afternoon at Plainview. ed to enhance property val- Workers, of the Brethren Church, an put in bo modern costs are these: Saturday home and it will made city a outing to brakes about sixty miles On tho back page of this issue E. Friduv and tho Elimination of waste due to use- ues and to make that the in every particular. Sunday. Mr. L. McCaulcy has a statement in which boys, will play Floydada at $400,000,000. Abol- more pleasant placa in which northwest of town last less competition, he announces his candidacy for the that placo. On Sunday after- - be- to live. Truly, Clovia is one and Mrs. Cliff Cochran chaperoned ition of interlocking directorates Clovis grounds, S. ciiies In this por- the class. office of sheriff of Curry County at noon on the Miss Lelia Kendall and Mr. A. tween raHroads and supply compan- of the live and has the primaries next spring. a game will be played Veasy left Tuesday morning for the $600,000,000. tion of the southwest, ies building next door to the with Potftales. This is ex- - eastern markets to buy new goods for saving of $400,00,000 nichly earned all of the geod The An annual being re A Mandell will leave Sunday for pected to be ono of the best the Kcndnll Dry Goods Company. in wagea, things that are coming her Clevis National Bank it already haa been effected buy games Chicago Amarillo Daily News. decorated and fixed up for the West the Eastern markets to new fall of the season. They will visit St Louis, and farmers pointed out, through the way. the ern Union Telegraph Co. whose of- goods for Mandell Clothing and Dry New York and plan to be gone about wage reductions ordered by the rail- fices will be moved there aoon. ' Goods Co. a month. way labor board at Chicago. JTf tg farther limn you can draw it buck. I i! 8. At tinu be bold; ulwuyn, be Tlie Wcnciers j of Amarlca 1 Official Paper of Curry County I prudent. f il. Make pood uae of oljier men's EDWARD L. MANSON :J BfT.T. MAXEY' brains. 1' Editor nd Publiiher ' .1 10. Listen well; answer cautiously THE OLDEST SCHOOL. The Quality of Entered lit the postoffice at Clovis, decide promptly New Mexico, as second class matter, il. Preserve, by all means in your: TITK Hoston Liitln HeWi u n,' i,i. Bnder the net of Mnrch 3, 1879. power a sound mind in a sound; est eiltieationnl Institution In the . - body." I'nlted States, liuvlntf enjoyed a eon llnuous existence slnee April, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION lfiT. Kaxtcrn New Mexico possibilities Horn the start, It was a school for SUNLIGHT FLOUR One Year ti .00 are not confined to any one county. h!Kh,'r ,,1't'''""n especially Latin and Bix Months hav'e tjrl"k- - n Iwt-- tlie Curry county will the banner! , " j" ' the wheat crop of state this year and! k n h" 7- - . . ifi wi" II1' "rth"r m""y jlHlis;" therefore, or the common de- - LrHA!ilON ii. i iii iiiv iiiiiu Him ui iiiio iinu iciive lor ine general welfare this staple crop. However, when it flionld the classical languages he YOU WHOSE FOOT AKK comes to raising sweet potatoes and taught at the eoinmon charge." Is a guarantee of its strengthening" n STANDING ON? such like, our neighboring county, on On day during the early days of revolution, the south has all other localities in the the master (us the When someone stops advertising, teachers were called In those days), properties. the state backed clear otf the board. It's THE best. It's Someone stops buying. A IllV'llllNt. niinOIIIWfifl HQ III. fllatlil....:.,.! According to the I'ortales Valley ...h,,i ..rH iu.mm ,,.,.',. When soiiii one slops buying, ,i News, the Sweet Potato Growers' As deponlte llhros," MADE at home. Isn't that enough? Someone stops silling. done; but the school ociation of Roosevelt County, niaik-cte- d was soon and when the When someone slops selling, through the association lust year, r.rltlsh evacuated Itoston In March, Someone stops making. 1, IS ,ii."i() poun of line yams, to say! I'.lVi ln"M,T went w11" ,hcnl " When someone stops making, 8,11(1 ,n nothing of what was sold direct by " ")nson"r 118 ln " "ay. Someone stops earning. the fanners. The 1021 neroac. i. "" .'8 .lu'r'u lor n""""n When everyone stops earning, r wnu tii ri.fin n rtuv thnm in tim 1 I. n Want Your iloiililc what last year was, so We Grain Everybody stops liuying the School began at seven o'clock In the yield will be consequently much larg Then the bread line and no bread.' morning In sunimur (eight o'clock In er. Only about one-tent- h of Curry winter) and ended at five In the after- Don't block the traffic keen go- - county's wheat land is cultiva-tio- n noon, with a recess from to Jng. under eleven one. and oniy a sm ill par: of Rod.; The present building, completed In wns, nt that time, "the largest 1 veil c.i'.iu'iv's shalle., waur di.-li- Cramer Mill and Elevators Co. KIEVKX IICSINKSS MAXIMS structure In Amerlcn devoinil to ed- is raising sweet potatoes. When In - ucational purposes, and the largest in ' lands lire pioperly developed thi s. IF IT'S THE BEST IT'S SUNLIGHT The president of the London Cham- the world used us a free public si honl." two banner Eastern New Mexieo conn- - ber of Commerce gives these eleven It eoiilalns .Hi school rooms, each Clovis, New Mexico rules which be has tested through ties will be agricultural empire, W!l!l- - ing students. ill tii-- n ,. years of business experience: ,', s. It Is (Inula fid. indeed, If any other si liool lieii'ils of a more honoralile (a-r- 1. Hove a ili I'm. te aim. A daiiy cow, u few hogs r, i nn bnw n long a list of proud- - li. Co straight for it. .v.yil full of any trood laying train1 ",,t ils or more per- - ' his brothers. He is a good sing- ped at Havana; that he laid down and and d sense existed, and Johnson wag .'). Muster all details. of chickens will do theii full slm slMenlly conformed to the aspirations of Irs originators. er and teacher also, We had a rial gave the title away. the high lord of it all. toward making the do- - 4. Always know you Panhandle a ! more than Hi ed siivinii the Sunday and iv fc He may a part of the He is a moral renegade, the incar- - sirenble leone. A convince lire expected to know. few acres will til- out. - eie worl.l that he wasn't licked but at nation of evciyth!i ev I, a nunal led, a wife wel willed and a hus- !. lieiik mber that difficulties are -- Peter Pan. least art of the world will believe spore, and t he pcrvi inip'e onation band who is not ;i fen i.l I., ..,.!, ,..,H re lie illy made to overcome. thai he knew hv Was licked and he of decency. And tur.v we h.u to br'ng better results than a Mil acre- - WEST CHAPEL SAYINGS ti. Treat failures as stepping A MORAL SPORE AT laid down like a yellow dag instead again call such a thing an Ariuican in weed- - and a man too lav.y to (stones LARGE AGAIN. to further effort. .;. .;. .j. .j, .j. . . .;. . .j, of tak.ng a chance on being kuockid citizen. work a. nl a woman who fu,-e- s hi-- - $ 7. Never put your hand nut out 1.. Thank heaven, thei S Olii Sec! ion cause ne won Id rather sit on a goods hatve.-tin- in The will e Wheal is full sway I'nited States now be Tl.O: who have seen the of the Uiiiv.l.-- ,v hi tc sue;) i: hui'iau box in th" shade than work. In tact pri.e now. Wheat has ln.eii s!ow .'innpi lied to pay more or b.ss atten- - I t t ripen-- ijhtcr. how a streak nf Veil. ,v iiii.I m:::::ai i., n't ciiiuiate. Caiiiul.an ikes the unit.d i darts of all bauds ii:g ' li. last ft w days. mi to one of the blacki- -t chaiacteis cail up on the mat while 'he KeCOl ami he cool; to make a bix faim pay. t ever (lish.morei ,1 ,, i There was singing here last Sun- - the snortini e,,oi. il.,, i And when a farm or any other busi-i'- . !dn; mi. hi. in. lias of the world, .lack Johnson,' how u nigcer, realizing that he was - does nut pay, folk get on the JUDGELETS the niuir prize lighter, inline,..! whipped, could show a yellow LIICIIY Th" t.mc is I.ee Mitchell and s;ster, Lulu, and f.ieak coming when the a ltd unmoral, in well black heart as and curl up ami take the- count rath-bette- r All eipial laiee tracts of land will he cut up Tony Marshall from Panchvale, were nun aie in as skiti. a spore from the wold of than be into I'liiins and belter in this ceinmunity Sunday,! actually knocked out. halh. results will he unclea: linens, is aga'n loose and j The climax of Johnson's immoral God help h obtained. is ilem.u.-!a-i'- and stayed until inter singing. the business whit This clearly d worlds, of' Mi--,- s to compter amoiii.' the life was at ! i t Til- - I T;a Juana, Mexico, just1 '.'i itisirg won't UJ3 this time. Tin weeds arc mow- Allcorns, Mrs. Lewis avimies of the wmld. He has t l;o -t M di across binder fiom Caliiornia, a ing so faq Ih- th, man with the !,.,e and Mrs. :iax called on the Often woman can (latter a man 'i.e n..ive to asset t that he wasn't v. M.js.s Oilns Sii.dny evening. here lie coined money ns :h ina-t- T by .fiuii-- hi ii can't, ::in no! get ovi r the fields. llig-gin- s ' a;Hy of the which he ' U. I) crime fur of tli.it snort vvh'ch became Sh a v. i (.'hapnniii wns out rustling as neai eb vi r wema.i ho knows lit .vs. paid an 'na nee. a hell it is .v!i bands Sumiay to help cut his wheat. on earth vi po hilde to i! you mean w le u ; mi f: y I i -- T:n' viip- - l - e nio anxiously wait nv Hoivai-- i 'l a! diii n. Mr. lhi-r.il- and ifuur claims he wasn't uianae an wle re eveiy form of vice fiio thini;- ;.on d n't nielli,. hy win o the Cuitcd States will V.. I. p:n in went to see Mr. Glen them tin ir independence, which ..beet 'li wheat Sunday. a f. i! ,A to believe that sonic Mr. (I. M. Kin-so- has on le 'ie. r cen'.enj,., Uf when t'st "i.' Past lew days. cJ !!ihg up Lidependence fi.re .t the ii.,.irlr school to' ) for the Fiiiii'ioes will mean i newed :''!llt at West Chapel beginn'ng the! l Y -- it i di-i- , i ..... 1,i. ... iI, ...... it , ki.,-;,)'i- o in ...I, il- n and ti ,a an- - ri'i. 3)' iic:n; i i:i by s,une fiiieign power. d icte I by K. II. Corneiliis. H. needs v3 no .nl o l.ict i n) as most of us have Kvery rope used in the British h, aid him or have heard what a tine naval seiviee from henvini; line to icen-- and teacher he is. He hawser, wherever used on hoard ship laii-- ht our school year, Little last. livery or in dockyard, has woven into one W. Ii. lewis and wife, a brother fa of its strands, for purpose of idonti-- ! nod sister of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt fieatinn, a colored thread. I ewis, were out a few days ago to (D Si Helps

We now write fire, lightnin," and tornado insurance on busi- ness houses, stocks of goods, cU farm houses, automo- i biles, threshing machines and live stock. If everyone stopped to figure just how cheap they cculcl w carry insunncf, m one would carry their own risk against lire. D Do you know th :t r?s that or.s half ceU v.er day for each $103.00 A Small Case Thresher and Tractor insurance pays ths bill on either city residence or farm dwelling Tins is tiie Meal outfit for t.ho mnn bindr, a Z2-sh- grain drill, a 5 houses and less than one cent per dsy for $100.00 pays the insur- v;'r.o wantj tc be indc-pcr.et.- a::cl io .tion spike tooth harrow, en own raid dcubls-actio- ri ether belt disc harrow or a Urge i ance on brick buildings or stocks cf goods in sans? Can you af- and c'riwbar work, cxr.ctly vhen he .manure spreader. jvants to, wii'ucjJt For belt and field work, this srrr.1! I! ford to do without insurance at this price? .V'e picture a 10-1- 8 Ilcror.cne Cnse bet cc.ua1.! .:!. D Tractor cannct A We do not expect to all the Clovis iTrtctor and a Cace 20::23 Thresher. Case Thresher lo cqwlb supe:kr. write insurance in by any fThc tractor will bardic t.11 farm nia-c- hi C?s? Machinery has bceri'fair.ou? fcr t) means. We do hepo to get some of it and EVERY LITTLE EIT icry requiring belt power up ia ,7t3 years. I5 jta rated capacity. Let us tell yoa how yea csn HELPS and our motto in writing insurance will be the same we It will pull easily a plow the hard ca ycir .fwi'a 2 to 5 inches deep, or an with Case na:hincry, use in our loan and real estate business PROMPT SERVICE. I). Talk to us about your next insurance policy, farm loan or F. SIIINN, AiioiU real estate deal. AT THE NEW STATE AUTO CO. i YOURS FOR SERVICE s

NtHBlir SUaJ teilpil Sx&.UiM Ij KEROSENEMlp 111011 Morf:gage We Make Terms to Suit YOU THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY. JULY 2!, t POOR BUT PROUD. :..-v',"s- ' "Tnnr nevr plnnNt ill. lift May lor if "I Imil to lot him g,),' aald the n i K?r. "As Hpt us 'ml hurt bit plu." You Satisfied With - Are ll JllZ. Kl'llM'llnii ulirl, ,c,iilt- nrc- !; u. mi Hit siT-i-- l wuiiKln't .; FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLOVIS HH.T nltctiU in t., Hi,. ,u,i ii' a H play" "I'lilu't he oiTi-- r an exiliiiiiitliin? Your Eating Place? "THE PEOPLE'S BANK" "(II). VM. Hi; sal. , ilVilllHlllli comi't'lleil lilm li) iiri.vjil i:i)luyii.'ii: $123,000.00 H III; Capital and Surplus In lllVlo limiso, llllt lie would (Id tin;,' soinethinp pood to cat is a problem but blamed If lic'il pnvtltule liU Intel loci by looking tit the iU t:itt-H.- iilnu'ug it will be more easily so lve,lifyoUAvilt,trytheNEY lli'in!,). j hum Ajjf AVIIITH liOSK CAFE in the Croft UuiMmg on Tint' D.Korent ( i rand Avenue. Knciiii Yihi'iv liml 'hk ilnu, old mnnj whnt have you lici-- 'l.ilnir? KkIiuI -- I'vb fctun ill' c;Tee "tillllll I (illll villi ,ig p J'llll Good Cooking slllllllll IflVC It Ul,. Tlli H It'llMlll. you kiimv." ' "Well. jmii , eury lime I ul Everything Clean coflVu" "Oil mi,v now ; finl.mly PalH cofTW." "I sny. wI.imicvit I nte rnffwi'iike Reasonable Prices It irnvi- mu iii'liisiloii, f I save up t'lilllitf It." H--'- : : We ask for vour business on these three argu- - ,")'',,!''i''J' Knew What He W.ie Doing. I a a Phoii,liiy Wriir Hut, look herel nieiits. (!ir trial. Tills cliurmtfi In HiiiipoHMl In hp a Every man, woimm and rhild rhull havi ii Uankiim' llutnc. very homely mull, iu.il you luive cant REGULAR MEALS 50c for Hint part the Inwildimicst uiiin In ft yen are entitled to every When you d) business with real bank m your company. enurtesy and aeeomnindation it can consistently j;rniit. Vt'e Plivi tor - oh, he'll be homely enoiiKh when the iiitneriiiniiii ami I he believe that anyone should be careful in making their selection ildveloper get through with him. You ii see, 1'iiL'n'eii to the star, and liolh Rose Cafe her.--Fil- m White following: things in mind KTRFA'OTIf, tlione boys are In love wlih and should bear the Pun. WIUT.WNKXS, ANILITY, and the past reputation of a bank Croft Bldg. Grand Ave. X welfare of the for taking care of its customers and promoting the T--! .e

! ronuiiiiiiin . We try to uive everyone ;i';S(tHAli DhlAl'iiiul run .. our hank on the policy of '"Tin' nio.st U'lml to the most people." New Mexico Construction Company If in 're not a custoiner now, won't von nive n. a trial I Eji(SI A FINANCIAL STRINGENCY ! Vlaltl ng Statesman: You item Id PAVING CONTRACTORS be ii'ffcrlnj a ihert.ige of currency. It How do you account for It? Comrad? Ivan Off ul Itch : Industrial unres. The counterfcltem of soviet t money h.ive pone on atrlke and de- mand a d ii!y wage In go'd. TE - BITULIIIIIC

Uoful Kncckirfl- W 'o :M b.iv Ukh .,rily flamor Ai"l i. - .f l.i iililcl.l i"ir !.:,. i If V'l, II , fin I II In i iiiinirn 'llii liuni General Offices Albuqurque Siie Is Amuiicd. '.'iw yi.ii iii.ow ll.al Jim, ii J.iza Branch Offices: Clovis ar.d Las Vegas bill.' ic l:it i.H to uwrry a it t pr,,fr-.,r.- j.44j...4..M..4.-lJ'f- ' The Firs! National Bank '.V.lv'lr I'nt." "0!f t "TI imi ttl.y lilm nuil.d Invi: to yiTaT'V Ji'ff JC'llV" Aiv, It's .nidi fun to lii'.ir ii I'liHi'ttn (ji'iifi sor lit tinyli'S." F. G. Von oIff Not the Kind for Precent CrUlt. ,,Nn." mid old Mr. Sulibulm, "I enn't - ( ("'UT OF ui'.lis you appear, answer or oilier- IN' T!li: I'llDHATE NOTICE OF SUIT sny t lint approve nf ymir iwitrli with NKW w!.-;- p!e;ui in said cause on or before t i:i:l(Y ( nl XTY, S'l'ATK t'F tint! city yoiiiii; num." thv ::i'th day nf .Wust, 1S21, that 'Him. father, be has euob a line Vall Paper and Paint MEXICO. In the Hist net Court nf Curry .illi plain-- - the tr.itiims set forth in the l tree." In ' ir.a'ti'i- of the ( (unty, State of iw Mexiro. com p lain t will be taken as true "Wluii goml is that? If It whs pint) Traniiiinl!, (li Koye, f, vs. 11. G. if's i,f T!."iv.i,s M.i'iiiiu I'iaiiitif or bli kury we mlKbt burn It, seelu' we No. 354 ami confessed and the plaintiff will n.u, Defeiiditnt. No. 1S10. get any coal." apply to ilu Court for and will take cau't We do Contracting Work Nutu'i.' i f Appointment nnd Notice Till: S'l'ATK OF NF.W MF.XICO: judgment against you by default, and tii Cri'ditoi's. To the above named defendant, Precocious. will apply to the Court for the relief Notice is hereby piven. that li tters II. (!. Roye, (Ireetine: Flatbush Do you know wheu i baby Rear Farmers State Bank as prayed for in the complaint filed begins to think? of iidminiiti'utiim en the estate of Vou will hereby take notice that herein. Bensoiihurst Why, sure. Tliomui Tmmnmll, deceused, were a suit has been filed and is now pend- Witness my seal of Flatbueli Well, when? by the of Curry hand and the to the underuined ing in the District Court Bensotilmrst Mine bgnn to think County, said Court, this the Cth day of July, Probate Court of Curry County, State of New Mexico, in I A. D. 1921. that ouulit to walk the flour with State of New Mexico, on the 2nd day which Miriam Koye is plaintiff and him the first week he arrived In the (SEAL) DANIEL BOONE, of July, 1921. you, the said H. G. Roye, are defend- house. County Clerk and Clerk Advancing All pet iions liiivinR clnims airiiint ant, said suit heinir numbered 1810 Prices t ' the District Court of Curry Help, said estate are required to exhibit on the Civil Docket of said Court, Might County, Mexico. under-siune- d State of New "Wis Shakeepeare poacher?" advancing in price now and pienctit the same to the and 'lint Rowells & Reese, whose busi- t Cream and eggs are By Nell Hays, Deputy. "I don't care whether that story Ii his office in Clovis, New mid post office eddress is Clovis, all your poultry, egg, at ness true or not," said the ennllte person, Remember we pay cash for allowance within twelve New Mexico, are attorneys for the Mexico, for Try a Clovis News Classified Ad. "but If It ii true It's pity some of and cream. the date of this notice plaintiff. month after our contemporary dramatists can't all Times and publication with necesnry vouch- You will further lake notice that take a preliminary course In dner Prompt Service at ers, or they will he forever barred aort the irencral objects of said action are Get Our Prices Before You Sell precluded from any benefit of snid ns follows, it : That the plaintiff Prospect Ooed. entnt?, or, said claims may he filed prays that she be Riven and irrnnted Mnny hark without Qtit ition If HUNT'S OUAKANTKKD "Here's a gant writes our mall order with the Clerk of said Probate Court. an absolute divorce, and that she be SKIN WSKASE kHMUDIKS . house for n wife." Rule Produce Go. thin, the 2nd day of July, A. restored to her maiden iinnie of (ivint'i Sjlve ann 3'mp),(il in I Golden Dated lhf trpatmrnl of Itrh Kcicm. "Can we fill that order?" D. 1021. Miriam Thompson, and for other Rinuworm.Tetterorotheritch- - j iu Kin dioeatri Try true'rat "I think so. On of our rounn lady W. li. HAWKINS, Mgr. THOS. F. DI.ACKMORE, equitable relief. trifttlrnent nt our ritk. clerks has started a coy correspond- 4tp. Special Administrator. You will further lake notice that SOUTHWESTERN DRUG CO. ence with him." Louisville Next Door to Austin & Co. Store

Real Temptations. "George Washington w a truth- ful man." "Am far as he got. But no Inter- viewer ever asked him to make a pub- lic statement about bis golf score or VIEWPOINT the number of fish he caught."

V M J- - -- Sn -- -I I J IW K J i i . r tess I J 1 ,. IltTf r- the Clovis X;dion;il Jiiinlc, wc strive always to pain the "lionfb ny.vt of view to put ourselves on the outer side of the hanking v'; ov and see things as our customer sees them. ACCOUNTIO FOR The man who waits for building material de- to let Students I understand that prices to recede, will lose much This policy has enabled us determine very accurately the there li great deal ef kicking en the mand to slacken, for In in the end. of to earnest prefeesore retard te the eomien in profits aud possibly pay even more needs our depositors, and build up a friendly, bank- atlen they receive, ing service meets these needs. 2nd Itudentt Awl They're only that mad 'oeuse they ean't writ hem t There is profit in building. Otherwise their old man fr more money. people would not build. With all prices Our Share. high the profit remains. Why wait? We can't all smoke d cigar Or own a limousine, ut we can all eollsct the bands It is our earnest advise that you build now gasoline. Clovis National Bank Aad smell the . that you como to us for your estimates. The Differentiation. THE BANK THAT ACCOMODATES "What's the difference between termer tod t landed proprietor T LONE STAR LUMBER CO. asked Mr. CorntoeseL "A fanner," replied her husband. Telephone 23 Clovis, New Mexico It man with ho and a landed j proprietor la a man with a golf club." J jblv ' J 1921? .. - ' I , 21,

iill(f Jlt the Kn.zic humc Sttfl-la- af- - ; Ii'i'iioon. 4 MOYE-Sl'NR!S- NEWS pi i,,vit,U to atUnJ tl,e N- - I!t3 Lvtw . i1 1vai EJ vival. El Slim. 0;ir irvlv.il mii'IiiiK stnite.l Sun- SLIM U-W- day willi coeil inteir.-- t iiml iitteiiil-nnci- '. CHANCE ttV QUALITY L UMBER

"Wh.t ..hall we ilo tui;;e,!it ?" cmitII M r Will, we iin- ttill hnviiiK more Vf reil l'' a cullt hi- ficslimiiii of li.s - ruin. Il ,M't veiy non.l oil tile luoni- 1 v., ' Whe:i! har,eM.':i;

i "We'll u; it," re- - I v. i whs the he hint hiiiiler .s at Mr. II p- -' rei 's n.i w. "All '.'1:1," ki'u"! Ill, tii-t- . "If

Something Else. v. r Visi'i il, 1'. !,f! Min.i;,;,. 'H M Miiii--- As ieii:lii i. K v" t:K.- the i:i ).i , .i,.. il l.in.ilnnM km.ii as I feiinil I.V' y u :iH"nbv'!' m: r cl.lh :: .1:1 ' j'"fii'iii!y .r i.i'..e.ieitt t :p lllC'llic l'', ,.!V, ,hiy 't !". ' ..'.ly 1. ,11" ,.,..t., :;:. ji.uiu npiinf iniiiic ,,. r,,,,;!!,,,,, 1, lYS, Sjt,- - . t.' ".. Jl'1 Ml ..I' I, inviK.I. j 'il- .1.1.1 Ve. u on iiml tin ., '.Vrn' x W. ' A !. I', lU (il.j .,j Hel.telire. fin Muii--- lets 1 l.nve, s;,y I (.: r ;:::m 'Hit r It Ki-- .fi.-- Ves, - yev; leu fm lei f 111 " "U (Jin mil ul IL Tltl!!'i. ''

Olijectlon Suat.ilned. Theyre Served 'lint Right in.v iivi, It 1P1,V B ntlei t c ' i"'i.'-- i . "I'liliri It lii.it hII iilnht h,n . (: '! '.Ulsn't It Mill ull !.,, ,'., lel'l. I t ',. i ... .I.-.- . . . t- !l !... LivtikV i, i.. x ...... " I "VI,v ,.,,.,- - ' 'W-'A. :', ''Ali'l yell iiil (hut h 1 V.llir!) W. ;M'.'! ' P-- ' 'llllle' rnme. J t'..l ilii.li' 1M,,. ' ! .V"U hail ilie sniee I.!, a ala.nt I

, "!:'- ' A ''LI ilriiil-- : in- -: .., ., , ,, - ,l'' "m kz&r ,;i :' liirailiKmii Ae llernl.!. i ' V , ;, V"!! "I it. ,:i r ":;1- - Hi '! c A Considerate Won. an. ,., II", i,.,. r is. :.. ): i'T. K; ,!:. " .i;r - ...... r..,s ,i:nif y. it i, "' li'iinei'i aiM I'li'.nlv-i.,.- . .;.v.s .. ill "lll' seleelluiis (, 1... ,. ".;

ri.f.v..r Caiielvr-Y- ou ur r m GOOD LUMBER BUILDS BETTER BARNS Murray's GonfOGHonsry ; t ! ' 'l.liu l.liil, then 7 Z es,.', li.:;y ; i V. I ,, ,. Ill Hill. tu ,..;-,.,- Z.' I I KI.'N .;ir t, t!i.' Inn. 'ii , :i ii,M i:. 111 ! nl,,e In u 'III Im. II,,M,,; . !tl!. I.l.ii 1!; V Will 'I'riti illlV 'i " I !;i!,:ii ! ,' f.'l'.lf.

! 'I i' I'll;.' t1 ,. 111, l'l!M' ,l An Export l;ilnc rill ( ' !,!. , i il "l!i,.'s !. eiiitui' U( y,,,,, 'A,M. J " id !i"v S'.'r! ii i.i'i . 1. U I" l.i I'M- euliilimV" Z. t!:;ui (;ik i. "'Hi'' 1'ul nuili nvef there nt the V..Vi I . , I . V'... nei ih'l, liu ' ...... , . . , .1 ylimklliK ii ,ie." i ' ' - - i . . i , . m t . ' :-; iii t :-- h' ''Vl'at dues l,e knew alueii :.. ' "r'l .11"! t.'.r I'i-- - , 1' f -- )i) ', ! heart ullmrsV" t lien ili! ,,', ,!',;,; t!;r ' "A 1 t M ;i i'i i i.ll'rj .;.,l;V V 3s ih'iil. He wns ii ivi rt ';;! : t.,..t WV efure -- Ihhvi he i,t. ,r,,fes- I'"1 i:i' nr.--i lull r is in.ii!.' ,, I 'll f )"iirni.l!Mn. i lllrinliiKl.iiiii i: ; t , r - j . t . I!. : 'i ..il- jtt,. I.".::. I.. ;il' I'll,.-- - t ' li.-i-i ii 1' i, !i ,;, I, A Durarded Style. Ill':' .s I,,- i, ,i: ,,.t A !'r."-iii.i!!- . Ii m 1 ",, The ;' A I X.i. I';, ,. Ne.;e - m Ki.'iil In ee Suinlr'n, ,;ill v IlK" ll.'ll. Alllil ll.'ly lie'is,.s h,.- him- hH :y It,.-- H.I ,,f ' I- I- 'A !r. II .earl', g lle.se :,!, 4; S""!' "I il"' in I. .n .. , v.t!, l- ' I'l'fx the iHil.l;.-- . ,,, !...... ' .ii r. "!'! I'M.l.l..,:,.-,.- ...,-.-'- w.-- ID "; 'l r,..t v,, :i.,v. I'l.rle Tnlltln.l.er Plie fried em ' - l'M-ij- , ,. '." u.vl K ,, y.-ii- i "lee an' they K..t tm,.'leil ,Vjt! L: r;n tl.i f..;a.l. ie . f!v.T an' she i:.!v- - I I."ti' e'l iiinn.'n ,,,f t.,, uv!i)t jj,,),,' r eel u:ir Jo .i:rty line. OF TEXAS 1 " ; 4 COvIS, ..MEXICO

: ,-,. . v.-.v- ' xVTrrfrirfrtfrrrmw .vv.T, i . j 1 1 . ... a CHEMICAL ANALYSIS ' I,., :", ;: ' l,..'h ,,f i'. . . .V-- uaiitoi-ui- ' . . v 'i w OF AN l'.K-- may ..h".'.,, Tir. AUDIENCE lie fen t.'.K.iidl a n , in- air ,n t v IJ,,,t, i Poaad-TvipTiclte- "; Hcduced ' i r:: X!V,s;!-:::- : ' til l,'.. , nut Km .M-ee- nt. A r.atuie of .lajaHse v.e,l,!r is kr ,,.,,,. ,,f , , c Jane 1 to Sept.?:nbei'3o XmfmWW Cc'CC'.-cU-- ') sIe Rates' - the smcaj laaycavaf- HE'S BIRHTTOO i "It-- C0..1 I,, ,,,.:.; r. I The f.,l,i , r 6ht never sw you In the HbM r er e. iea'i.m "f an arLfic:,.! ( ;i ,. g i:. ' veiAUusv26 ot 1 ' , "'".' never lover, Ofergs. 1"; e- - .'' -- ii::vlv'.e,..'lt l !! , Ha! You ein onlv lee one In the t r v.'i'.ii ''"" i..!..' with .1 eat. Ughl of lover, visually, In '" - tA- : t . w- v H fc the dark '''''' ' Where x!i? Cranty Didn't Bejln. I...- Now is limctovba t J u tui.id no Lit, - '.a i.... - ,.i yom- vacation let 11 .. :!r , nt n Van. H .t !.., I". K W II, ...lie ,;) I'm fi em ( nc li?ln VrtTi.lvili To .. k Ur t i'.i ,:ifUti. Ccv"0(T the Beaten 'o.. Theft About AM for the Bo. ''' - . 1 "Sue Sln.ili, wl.ilMiiii.nl!el'V Vester-- !'' ..-- I' .: ... : C" 'AY'SiiH "GiaTidCiTivonOiit diiy nl.en lie l,is t,,:,j u Jke urn '!..;, !'... ..'' Iiiunlieil your heail 1.1V. iii,. In :.,y m l.en tj,,..,, 1., ,,, j,, i 1 i aiu-wi'n- .i y 1111 he Ini.J tan yn;i ..,,h't eiei, K; Ji . Ci. ' ii i. sei vh n:e llf Tfiiri . I ,n ", :,' c . me :I,:r n;i,r:i!iiK that fliHt-- M - n 'h- - '1 'I. H' .Ml '!c" W' Bom,, agent, TUws s,.,r or write -- 7i" '' A ' J Soft Melod 'ii,-- ' w ... t ALLAHER n. . :, .1 ' rKdHai-vcyoeal- r "Why in,, ainele 1. ::, - ,,: .,: ASsT. Ztn. PASS. Al.f.NT reiii'eent- f ': P'.l It k t ' '!,(! !, l,l,!'f''" . all Hi? way AMARILLO, TEXAS ' "l'l"! ). ' M . Cu.' ', eiiiis, ' "tu i'.,p niliel !'ai a ., il.le ' t&rJIGti . l'l Hie eiis'im.nn i.,.,;c ...... i n ei.i'i. ki It It 111 ul; nil- - ti 1, t JIHll.l ll',l." I' ...

In the First Pirenn. In , ,1 , .. "I t. 1r , m '" IPs Too Hoi To Was!1 ty; r!i, i' f at Vv: I :,'. -- , lowest .';..! In cen t !n',i(l .. j ti coi. ' pui; !i"t. He f.ui;!,i miiay !.:.!( 0 i!n im :, .ner ';: li.i-- t.. hi "Veil enii that li.v . t.i,tiere. '"' v' ' 0 v.t:t ",,,. t. eoii'lltini, I'!'"'1' h ' " ( : - tf;li.' i.'lter I." ''' iM (. t. y ! ' :t '!' V"iu- 1. l. .Kiiic vi-jii- :i' ;ynl

ii i 11 . "'"!'!; - ;i; f. 'A Ik 1- 1- ,- An v'.ii .in I'- Impertent 0''e .,(, ,, , , v.i .., t , .. r 1 : ! !' I; . 'In (;! h v,i t k'l(.M ;;::,! uirr ul ih lliii,-- ; :ii -- ( i:;ip .j. '!". y iu v. ry ""ni.v "i -- inr, " r...: III tlr f THE i:. SEX -- ' ' ' II- - ; rv i'JIMIIVE 'I"!!!!.' tu lirilcl!.. ulli' V,,,-i- .Si'Ui,!ilii. "I!y liel-K'- m.fl 4 :i 4 ' .....1, iii !! I!'".'' ;:!;'!:!.. 1'. I ' e!e.i,Ml." u.'lway ' vh, efli"e:

n w. ').. nv,-n- 1 ' ' ' i';u ;,,. Didn't Th'nk Much of It Munrxliu '' :l 1 ), i:;ul Vu,. LLlMnp lilloli".' "'!,ut '!!,! Mr. I'li' nalle t.Miik of ''''' ' '' :'' -! I!i''l "? CORL) .Ml-- s '' Yew ler tntisl,!eV" !.,' CKrk. I' iiif.,i'.. p. in. ., riihnviii 10, 'i I.hI;. itn-- 11, i,e !,.. ,). lc i , five n S15.00 U.'ll..."-Ilirnili.K!,- $22.00 wi.'lie. uni AkB- - i.'m l..'er. Wh-.- t '.me .In... tl.e tu.ii. $27.50 Het'iilil. t! r to (. I .'Hill linlL'e? T ,;''''k' ra,,,n And She Did ',''1' 1 tt.,.1 ,.. I'MI'h- - I e.e ,., , .,, ,,,.,., ou 4:40 m. Jtfl"-'''r'1'- ' N'"'.v thin in..rt.!i,K I J.iMt f.-- im,. ImsKli.j " .lon't f.t m.v'lf. fni.'.rt. ! v.aa if f.,i imotlv r .In, k flMln't yi !,ett,,r l(m, ( laily. Katvas ('if;; F'.ir. dun,. ptnxy?-IVi.t- h.v ni: Ti'ii.n.;1,t, A Tlie . . lu'i-fi.- New Steam Laundry IHiiil nir ii' vr liiin'.vn t Low Price on a Ms W.--b a Cr-'i- d 't Finale. iimk'! n Pikta!,..- in their 1 v. In; llei'n:,. S,it,,. , ; ,. rnoNE 43 ,UIT ria,,;L(1 k, olh, ,hi Known and Honest " " 1. IUI1 . " "il (Tlliih ,1 hy Hie iiiwt, Product t1, ...l.. tv. . . is in tlK. f,. j " ' 'I ' ull.f.V , h ftB' tart VK U!L.W' ll IBWuef,! " " ' 1,('l":t-- v t aaaaiBEsszL brouel.t ,l','i. ,1... K ' l'"'i '''' THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1921.

Burkley of this place. Mr. Harris of Brinkmati, Okla., is ! 1 RUTH ITEMS visiting hit cousin, Mrs. Hickman, and FARM NOTES also helping in the hnrvest. Co) Mr. and Mrs. Barclay v '.sited ut the Well, it continues to rain just R. E. Sheridan home Sunday evening. Culling Your Poultry Flock enough to hinder harvesting, how- Mr. Rutherford has purchased the Every poultry keeper should learn SULLIVANS ever, wheat is not damaged by the Palitier place. to know the good producing hens in Hol-len- flock cull out non ruin 10 far. Miss Bertie Chamber was a e the and be able to producers. A careful study of a The Sunday, school at Ruth is pro- - visitor one day lust wecK. few points to be considered will en- pressing nicely with good attendance. 20 RATE CUT IS MADE able a poultrymun to cull his own Several from Bellvicw attended Sun-du- Grocery and Market flock. You can be sure of your ac- Everybody come and help. BY FORD'S RAILROAD Co) curacy in culling the flock by sep- it meets every Sunday at ten arating the culls from the producers o'clock. Columbus, Ohio, July 18. The and keep both flocks for a period of The boys' und girls' club will meet Toledo and Ironton rail- Detroit, a week or ten days noting the pro- Co) Ray They will at Ranch the 27th. road, controlled by! Henry Ford, duction of each bunch. their dinners and spend the day take Detroit automobiles manufacturer, Nino Poinei to Consider in Culling in the cool shade. Mrs. Durand and Ohio state pub- - today fiUd with the out g Hens ulso Mr. Hollinger, agent, will i - county utilities commission a new sch- During July und August a great Offers you service and good Goods be ami we liepu (if the vi'h us some cdule of freight rules providing 'for many hens finish their pioduc'ng neighbors will not be busy to too a iiO per cent reduction from the period for the year. At this time come. The Hollene Club has been present rates. eltective culling of the nock may For Your Money to go invited uud we sure are hoping This is the first Ohio railroad and j)t, ,one py observing these body they will. p.ereved to be one nf the fust in tho chn which vary with egg pro- - Mr. Ray of Mungum, Okla., bus rftiinti-- in imnniiiw'it u Vnluiitnt'V -re--- I ..: . ...v.. j - uulliuii, ti...i iik in ii v nuHiis ui limit. a1 been visiting his sister, Mrs. A. B. duction in freight rates. tion as numbered on illustrations give at this time of the year definite information as to the value of the 0 adhering groups lack uniformity men much of the success of this or hen as an egg producer. of name, all of which will doubtless ganization hus been due. It bus en WHY NOT BUY The Vent loses its yellow be a source of wenknoss. The Amer-- ! listed the support of the leaders of & pro color with two to three weeks of.icun Kami Bureau Federation is for- - French ugriculture. Its annual gnth- - CAMPBELL'S laying. A loose moist vent means tunute in having a simple, direct and orfng is held under the patronage of kovsss that the hen is producing eggs. A uniform system of membership. the President of the Republic and the tight dry vent means that the hen Minister of Agriculture. Tho C. N. ICE CREAM "The French Federation is known has discontinued laying at that time. A. has given attention to better as l.u I onfoderntion Nationale des THREE REASON Eye King, ... ..A methods of stanilurdijition; more r p 5 The the inner A :, A ,rl.i,.,.. ,i . From The fvfE of the eyelids, require from one-t- :. freedom of action on the part of fwe L are" , as c N A A Tmit wont two weeks longer to bleach out than associations, especially in areU for a yM M the buying of supplies; reforms in Little White Wagon "r.VC't" !l:i'- Backed by a group of uggivs- - Enr Lobes of the Mediterumr.an L inheritance of farm property and in sue but careful thinkers, tins I'ed- - uieeus ii'ijune u lew nays longer io legal methods of consolidation of 50c per quart lose the yellow or fat coloring thiiti small and scattered pieces of prop solidarity among farmers heretofore tlie eye ring. erty, especially in the devastated unknown. 25c pint The Leak will lose its yellow area; and the introduction of motor per '.'I' i unco has had for many years, colnr from the base toward the tip. culture to offset the lack of man- at h ast for more than u decade, a A bleached beak indicates that the power. These are burning questions Cones 5c jiiutionul agricultural extension sys-tei- n Inn h:i3 been in production from in France, much discussed by public ()!" more tlinn tlii'ee rctisons with trained men in each of its course there iire four to six weeks. Krcfucntly a men both in and nut of legislative a hun- S!l dcpai tnients, corresponding rath- - In Your Neighborhood why we slioiilil serve you. Tlicre are at least lil'ht lir llll'lirliiwl loinil U'ill tin lint ir.nil bodies." to our county agents or Every Day dred and tweiity-tlire'- e reasons why you should buy midway between the base und til)!1.' l'"''' farm advisors. In Fiance the county us. Kvery auto article we sell is au ad- nf the beak. This indicates tliut the TO EXCITE ENVY siipiilies of ke.ent is known as the Trofessor of hen had been in production for n ditional reason. Agriculture.' Leonard Townsend short period und then hud stopped, The New liutler; "Madame, I re- which permitted the yellow to begin "licuKi'.ing the grave problems gret to report it, but your husband is 1 euiniii'- - back into the heal;, (growing out of the tireat War, the in an intoxicated condition at the tiii'g ut the it'. N. A. A. was organized on Oct. hart; door." S.r.E base and pushing the N'ear!y 1(10,0(10 person lost their lile'.i'lu (I poitinn ir. front of it. l!'i!i, with Jules (iantiel, all uil- - "Bring liim around in front miick- - jj lives in an earthquake lasting only "I he Lower .Mdiuliblu may be man of the ideal-- 1 U. .laines. so Ihi. m.iirlilii.i t thirty-fiv- e seconds ut Messina in 11)08 ii ii in pl.u.e of the upper mandible p. as President und Henry .h'im." American L"gioii Weekly. for l.;iiis wlu'ie the upper mandible I'liaul, a prosperous und farmi-- ii funny sort of combination, is Mack or horn.. However, the opeiating ubout l,rnu acre? The reduction in price of some t J v illi ii a short man who a red I of blenching fur the lower distnnci of Paris, ns automobiles is as much as formerly but tin paints town mandible is one two shorl-e- Seen t.iiy fieneral. To the wi.c and was needed to keep a .vhole family for oftim gets n eye during per-- a . I ifi a i or weeks i black the v xi untiring effort of these two gentle- - Iformance. than Hie peiiml of the upper mul'- - year. . . The Shank bleaches out slew-- ' er than any of the other point." and a pile rr Ihi.c'ied shank therefore indiea.es p.oiiuelion for a peiiod of lifUvn to tu'ir.iy Weel.j. The color i - of the sharks leaves from the seale on the front of the shank towards the back of the shank, therefore a hen with the front of the shank bleached and the rear vellow unit it be considered as a hen having mo- - U KZJtiM U Vy U duced for a period not to exceed thp ZJU ten weeks j just passed. 1(g) JdJ Comb, Wattles and Eur Lobes illllil'Iltft ti.n- nA,!..:i.. ... nn- nviivuy oif meil J n...... umj. iuiiid, wutties anrt ear lobes that are fully expanded, bin plump, full and smooth indicate thut m 8 It is the duty of the store with which you trade to the hen is in heavy production. A secure in their purchases, the best values at the low- shriveled and dried comb with a pale or pink to white color est possible prices. .indicates un inactive ovary and therefore a I want to thank the tax payers of Curry County bun. A Kvery purchase we make is governed by this limp comb, but one that is not dried down, indicates for the splendid showing they have made in the pay- sense of duty to you. that the hen is comii.g back into production after a period of rest, ment of their taxes for 1920. July 1st 821-- 2 per You can have confidence in our values, every The Abodinen is dilated soft. 1920 one, and we will meet any price competition that (Tito pelvic arches being well spread cent of taxes had been paid. This is a fine exists. jiino trie keel forced down from the! showing pelvic bones giving greater capacity, when you consider the financial strain all Heave ,ni'nriiin0..n ! iH.io...4...i t... n. rf un id iiiuituieu oy inc j. people experienced 'quality of the skin and the condition our have during the last six of the pelvic urches. A soft velvety! Asking indi'-- months. und pliable pelvic urches l cute heavy production. Stiff pelvic

arches and a coarse rough sking un-!(- .I....I..I.I i. S?' .vi nun mill IMIKI1 llKIICUtOS 1I0H- - produetion. It The Scales on the heel or rear If y6u have not paid all of your taxes you hock joint indicate the nuturul color of the shanks. These scabs do not should pay them by July 31st. On August 1st reg- bleach and by a comparison, using these as an index, it may hi determ- ular interest and also 5 per cent penalty will at- ined to what extent the shanks have bleached thru production. tach. New tax law requires tax collector to' file Culling by this method must be X DODGE BROTHERS roll done before the molt begins. When copy of tax in District Court as a complaint for the molt begins the color of the skin, against all delinquents. shanks, beak, etc., oguin becomes suit A summons will issue normal. out District Court. Please Awnouuce a of pay balance of your Th Frenchman's Firm Bureau taxes before suit is filed. Dean Thomas F. Hunt of the Col-leg- e SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION of Agriculture of the University of California has just returned from ,in the Ei'rope, where he spent almost a year as the official representative of PRICES ON THEIR CARS the United States of America at the Sincerely, EFFECTIVE JUNE EIGHTH International Institute, of Agriculture (o) in Rome. He was surprised and grati- fied to find in France an organization of farmers strikingly similar to tho Farm Bureau in America. Says Dean Hunt: BP County Treasurer I) "France has an organization some- O ii i J w . SKARDA MOTOR CO. what similar to the American Farm Bureau Federation. The immi chief point of difference is in the fact thut the THE CLOVIS NWS, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921. fSri WeSuggest Appropriate Effects

Our suggestions to you will be along the line of harmonious, tasteful, distinctive effects for the home. When- ever you feel like coming in to talk it over, even when ou are not ready to buv, we shall be delighted to ex- change k.eas and suppestions. Our experience of House Furnishings is at your command. TERMS IF DESIRED

Y H hEl Johnson mm. Furniiiireana unaenaionsto1

! If n is ;hc bet flour it is Sunlight. 4 4 . 44 If tlt. f,n,r is Sun.itrllt thl. bl.ea(j I.e.) Zumstag uf Fart ..!!!, Ark., 1.' n in'-- ti.vil ad the rest, try l.'r vill be rignt. is hi. K- - here the guest of G. K. Tayior. S.,i.I::kt, ,l's th? sr. LOCAL MENTION j - '' ,'t" i'U- Regular Communication. 4 the p.,st '.v i'k. A. F. 4 A. M. 4 W. L. Mnns'iild of Farwell was a Furniture repaired at Clevis Sli'e.t ' W. M.a.i.rat mi.ck- - made a l. if Next Tuesday Night I'lovis visitor .Monday. ' if Tn.un.ean last Friday. A l:ouu piojiut far hamc people West Giand Ave. i 1,.; wliit P. A. La Shier, Secretary Tii.' l.i. '.l win ivtfy mid yu:, H-it- . ' :lu . If it is nnt it ir not the y.u The bread will be pretty all(j white K. C. Chihler? and J. K. I.o-.'- w. faniliti', if iit Siinlitil. 'lest. if ynu use Sunlight. business visitors to Auuuilio Wed:" Wli.'ii you l .'.hi. flniir think Sun- - m w i If you want to right, use day. H. (it, i:.s t0,m v : Mrs. A. W. Skinda returned this l.;.y y in i in..' n in. light. v.'iliaiii Ui" front of th Mr building week from a visit to Amarilu. i.O'i'." . ii I'l ini'i ami n.ako it modem in 'Vv:v tvav. Have several hundred am.; of ('. V. !'. :!.::;. n ami Inr-nl- r.tuin J. .. nice or iii iiview was a Clous eod wheat to foi one j , f- - lard i.at y.ar, . . i;,,!,;....,.,, this week ! f,i.,rt ivi-- visitor Saturday. i . lioy Kirksey this .....!, a v:it with l Corm-i- has been spending . - our auto. for the break int.-- C. W. Hani- f.,, :i j ,, t , M. la the two 'n. ,. ntivi'r- h. '.. i. ii. 1 iiis a ii good i i;ic to have it part Weeks in Colorado. If the bread is right, the flour sn. uoi.e.. it Sunlight. Made f:oio rhrnre Curry County FOl! RENT- - 'I v.'i room In n iioui For fire insurance see Donphton Mrs. J. F. Mytis nrd rs ; !:eat ?iur l.lht flour. .Ino. F. ' shop. Impure at :J1I North Kin' Taylor wont to Dunlin, .an Co t Mrs. Fred E. Iennis has been quite and Billie hit th.s '.veer for or phone .'ii!;.. in I)', llnra ii'imt;,', Sunday to at- Jon ick tiie past week. llfi llrinW. tit VV..IniH...r k.... Mir .VMil Li' u, ie l.ltmb Kt.f m tend the coiiiity inn convention. .Mrs.Jack Galloway of Amarillo, Ilft, vi?it hl.re at the home of ?!,.' treat you .vh.t". I.ane & Sons Grain W. M. C'l.' hi' Mlimpioiipio, is in is ,vl:lUvi's Ray Howett is quite sick at the '" Ml'lr0f0 t,lis Myers' sister, Mrs. Ca:li Kaniey. ;Cs. a lodge l.oy-n- The nftiic of the home secretary Clnvis nrrai.iiiiir a of the l Santa Fe hospital. we.'k, Older of .Moose. of ill' Red (Visa is now at the of. ice FARMERS If you eat Campbell's 1 h.ve ,,,,iv tulcn eiarce of the jcf I':'. MctVLn oviu M.uidilV. ltc. Have H:,vo (v,',:ll '"milled ncros of old seveial hundred acres of old! Ice Cream, you help your pwm in- -' Howe S :v ee W'.'ii. of w Ciu.-- s Wo repair nil kinds of lied furniture at land to v.llent haivesj l!"ul to fur "heat on the halves. 'I'1" rent for on the dustry. Made from Curry Coun'y a:iI will hae my c.rtiie at Pr. Me- - Clovis Shoe Ilorpital, West Grand V"hitf Hon' Cafe on Giand H;l"'i!'0n C. W. Harris iii p,(lK.t,. r. .vtfc. c i.'iia.r, r.fli.'e .'. ('. Avenue. Avimu- is t i trie the best meals in l.uiknrt, ' !ovo. Everything . 'rc'.iiw absolutely new Mr. ... i., t r',,..i .1 ;n k i i i.. i i. .. i i ami Mrs. S. J. Fcvkin mine a, nun "e iii ujee oai will not nc ill ill J. 11. Hurry iiccompiinied the ball iinl clean. lemiiiii reduced .1if tr:p to Amnrillo last Friday, leturn- - tins 'vitrter on account of the freigiht this winter on , to ii"il account of the. fixight i.lV MV). , n..lull. i - team I'lov.la.la I'l.iinvioiv this ing Saturday. ra!.... We are nov. making special rates. We sp..,-:a- j week. ''s '!;i''1 ''"If .m.l children cf are now making ,,n m, ,t i,, u, u;l, fo,. rtorrge Long-Del- 0t. 'rates. l Lumber Co. storage Ltunhi Co.: hivak-ii,.- j Tin v:s c.l with Mr?. W. V. rate. r f,, V V miicari Miss Grace Ulakey retuined home !.. Aim. J. K. 1'reiisser of San Aon- - .Mayes Satimlr: and Sunday. .Mis. i.'c. at Causey Friday after a week's vis,-- 1 tonin, Texas, is a guei't nt the home Shaft anil Mis. Mayes slsteis. uie il with hir s.ster. Mis. J. B. Bieler i tier nepiu w, v. in Meoini.n who and cousin, .M'ss Madae Shepard, lives southeast of Clovis, near Texico. Eini'isor., P. & 0. Canton, and Case L.:teis. See us before buying. We Muit-lan- handle nothing but best d No. rhone 72 for numbing and 'lump coal. The host i? the Repairing. stViafitw.at : Electrical f neif, f. cn.. n Have you had any good Pny. views made of your home, Mr. T. V. RtripLIin i.f tMu tA and Mrs. A. B. Crawford and; farm, or ranch? Now is an . : II r nntl p. vom lenn ami I.. 11.1 .hi in V'miw. 11. ...! J L in hoiii i. vliun ti IL.1I I n an(1 ideal time for having such pood fram a trip to Los Angelas, CalJ fcm;!!,ay .morn'nKr, (or l'tinK M. It's a deal cheaper to have pictures those old shoes fixed than to buy now where they went with a shipment of l"'J "l lu"'u". made. Your friends ones. BriiiL' them tok us. Clovis hkr '. 'S' "back east" would "There's a new hi mighty Shoe Hnspitul. photographer in (g) ' in' your town," Robert Le(. Robinson, glad to get a picture of your FOUND Many wid.-awn- farm son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ice ten glasses and water sets. ers have found our elevator an ideal 0. Robinson. Home in the West. Think Born July 20, weight 9 pounds. m place to market their grain. Get in what they will msan to you, line with your friends. The Western m Some diamonds are worthless, also, too, Elcwitor Campnny. "Watch us Grow." in after years. several grades of coal. The best coal ' 8 Mrs. W. F. Dllion and children. i Lne "''Tt. We have it. Lane ) We are specially well Co- John local hons t,rain - flrowii. repre'ientative n,ris n, Ui:P m yt! gam jtc. j ' equipped for view and home of the New York Life liuur-Mic- Co.. I Manay and little daughter, Maitha. .. . . ,..,,, ii 1...... 1 ,, ,l n ti. Kow lev. hunker nt s hitnn m portrait ..uiiii ...... in.. " in" i "... vis"..( in rlnenti i.twI not. " work. t'dan. week. was in iiovis on DUSiiiess tnis i?J .week. Mr. Rowley wts formerly con-- 1 (Sj With Have several hundred acres of Ref.ignator time is here. We haTe i''"""' an and Ft' fod wheat land to rent for one year a big stock and glad to show them for the breaking. C. W. Harri-o- Barb Wire. Field Fence, and Poul- - try Netting. The Hustler's Class is responsible 7 for the attendance at the Christian Sunday school next Sunday. We Wie can fix it, your plumbing. want to have the largest number Sheet Metal, oi Roofs. We are pre- present that has ever been known. pared to do the work. As to our, J. W. Mordecai has been awarded We do this unless you can't come and roofs, W3 absolutely guarantee for the contract for the erection of a (Q bring some of your friends...... ! v..M.i: i . . 's a period of 5 years. Give us a trial, hi: n miiuiil uuiiuillg wnicnl WH oe e have Wc ai going to some special We will show you . started at once at McAlister. numbers, and are sure that you will CLOVIS SHEET METAL WORKS, be benefitted by coming, 7 c. C. R. Herrin, Prop. Don't risk your property without sufficient fire insurance. We rep- resent S!me of the best companies. Dour on Land Co. c Thru' efforts have - unceasing we Mrs.- E. F, Hussler, who has be'n been able to secure for Curry County, here for nn extended v.sit with hoi a dr.uel.ter, Mr?. Eile E. Forbes, left reliable Fire Insurance Company, that last week for Dallas. will carry Fire risks cn Queensware and G!n?swau at "THRESHERS, TRACTORS AND COMBINATIONS" Hon. Coe How aid of I'oi'.ales, va's Is your community expecting to in ('..vis T'i'.'ilay, bavins stuppid oil' hue en. cute home fi;.m a ti fp (5) give an open air affair? !f so we can to Wiii.ifi. Kai'.sa-- . your efforts v;ith Rain We have the awiiey for i n: of the protect Insurance. .t rest Bu'is-a.- al old l'n. file i'l ur- - ROBINSON in'v e 'i.'.paiik-s- Pwghton LiurJ "THE PHOTOGRAPHER IN YOUR We can also Insure your Blooded Company. TOWN" Kodaks and Supplies Fine Finishing Stock. STCXE WINTER COAL. Rockvnle Lu'iip. Oi d: r today, it's THE SCHEURICH AGENCY pcnrce. i We Kr;ow How THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921.

It i belkrved that wireless wave FAIR WARNING. have started many fires ameBg the t oil wells of Texas. "Von have uppeiHllcltls, sir," sot the eminent specialist Clovis Shoe Hospital, 4 doora West "Put, doctor," protested the patient, L.liSIDEHALKS "I'm of Austin's. We will repair. yor shoes a poor 'man." "Itich or pour, your L. McOKse of WiehHu Fall neatly and in a hurry. appendix must Cinr 4 cor e out." was hure last wec-- a vieit vei ",VU fr right, doctor, do aaVaduud Wm broker, Attornwy Mehi'e. The mad to ruin is a wofl fcerltien hut wliem you get u apiKMidta NOW IS THE TIME trad. You can't miiS it ff yo out If It "looks Kie a uew wt iu yti'i Mrs. J, It. WiMon f gltoshoue, to find it. I'll tell you Ln advmiee ttltt Titiitftl Wr W. T. TO BUILD 'EM. you "III he the victim. or m oprUiri Idaho, Atint, ihi. ftllniicnp,ill6 Trib'iiie. Mayas, juttuaiy mid 9nluy. R. W. Neihaus, linotype operator on the News, is building an addition Individualism. Improve- Jitopsr Arson of I'oi'MIm Hits been and making soni" substantial "I undcrsiond you eaUeil oil ths tlvis Imrr-Vla- g on Ninth Priase hets wuk lavking ufltir tin ments to his heme eltl.cius of (lul l) Iw iMxih-ui.- t I'riiusiiii of his wheirt north f town. X Street. "Yes,-- reAicd (.'actus Joe. "The lita 11 met with ureal apiftiuisef' 1.' 1 Mmm Ruby m ' IS. Mr. and Mrs, Byrl Johiwea woved "llns ini)liot,v (UKmuicd?" Jwuvs viriimif Mw CHAMBERS j Itul., t this week into their home Nortfi "X.it yet. VI)1J iih populace asre'il M:ty Ki4'd ut Kvitvill, ami 4 coHei-tlvrt- iff do mm Mitchell is Hint It waS H u'reTfl stlieilie, will return KHim m ubont a wui4. tb maa who ean Street. This a uniiit ludlvlduitUy of the lioya wild j little bungalow tha is JiSVreat from everyniii. the work and do it right. he'ti v J any yet constructed in Clovis. lUio iu see iiHy"tin'di hIo Wan u.mu and Ihv. Vhtf 3m!tl, Nh'. nndl ei .1i 10 titl.e Ids gun away frtlfa Mips. (i. K. Taylor and ubiKlivu srnd Estimates Cheerfully him." K. A. England and wife of Mtile- - Leo 2mrkif this waek for nn Furnished Come Vnd Sat-J- K k'nt and other see our 4 shoe were Clovis visitors last i Cominoti Inclicnt. outinf trip Vew 1002 North Merriwether England a j' pskits ia tho unHVfitoRis. t v unlay. Mr. raised buffe "Tli.it lUiR-- over Uioie umsl ho hard n n Charming cewelni ; acreage of Kamed wheat this year to pleiinjf." - vv. ' says yield i nwioii t'i "W'Uv vnT' Cup. Ji kn kos H'Jt otm I ' 1 and the Linl.r "lie' allixl head - Mr. Mis. it. 6'avijmss of .;. the ordinary g'mlo of wheat rawed the waijer hitf (It wo& of looi4 RJ !0 $.'l't Wuv- ui ?. li a with J in (his section. leii l.ims mill rnuiolisirmed .! . kn b, vtetitiiif tbei hlai." s kuil ek: rH'S of wui k, In. n vul to iki'.iuhtvr, Vivs. 4'. A HuHh. "(ili.'hi'S merely trylriK to cclivlnee Mn. S. A, Jomis retarnvll last OkUkeqpa. There's absolute charm in se- (lie lieuil Biiltcr tliat he's a wife person week in Kentucky. C. Calif, from a viiit to I wti'mI a drlul;." r.lnnliiKOiim V. r'urbss, of P'uluma, M;s Dr. M.illvr.iy lecting a "Gift That Lasts" from X'V.her uf her twe ilnughh'rs, Ajfi J lerald. J. i. of WellineUn, is hei vh-- i,g relatives. Mr. ForbtT Ruby or Kathi'i'inc, returned with Kansas, was lici last week a guest fermeitly I. veil in Clovis. .hi-- f!ie LvnnsvilU', at the home of Mr. J. II. our beautiful assortment of , fermcr leig at and V.t. visit will Hotle. Dr. Halliday stopped eff here r Ind., for a and the latter C. A. Hatch returmed the latU-- weeks eiirout tc C'alifoniHi, remain in Kentucky for a few pint of last week from n businejt and come home later with her grand trip te T.ehila Kails. Texas Here you will find gifts for I fa: her, J. W. Sluton, whe will visit Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. B.mrd una' chilif'eii, J. Elia'ahetli, hoe. W. O. VanArsdalo, of the Soutlfc I the first vf the week from an each member of the familv. west Land and Improvement Co., of. outing mi ths ntoonUiRS near Ia Wichita, Ki.ns, i here this week. Come in and see them. I TMF Vegas. tA4ST4 I I W Mr. ViinAiwilalv is looking after tie -y ii-rur- v l hhvvfft of v.hetit un the somp&uy'l Miss Gertrude X.ckols of Obiau, :u hiil'dings northwest of Clovis. lUMiuitri an'1'' T.enn., ii for a v'i t with fcur tr!i CABINET cousin, J. A. Nil h ds of the Clovis Vf,i-r- n ;wti,iupair t'fflun ) HIM will not witfc JUST SUITS Fluiek fee. Miss Nichols is also vis- - The paving interfere !! Squirrel So you don't llks the 1,11 Denhof's Co. iting f,inids hurt who uks former " "u Clln ,lnvo "' nt ,lm,,t Jewelry "hu. oii Unit tills here vmsel,' snys tltvittd? !" U10 eaptuln v.lih s Kr.mn. Where finality and service reigns Mdle Mo Indeed, the subway for TennesseeiiM. "SliuiiM lose hir Iwnrla s, ru vay simreme. SANTA FE WATCH INSPECTORS nn.) bump upon a slime; mine. "Supi'tiHe Mlie'il shiver and tro down, The best for lightbrtnd Sunlight Electric Filling Station, Phone 6t- - when stive oursclvei w cuulchi'tl" Baffled. flour. The mute rrpllti: "Htf-- down," tho prolocutor sali, "(.). blow my eyes! Jlis huKiaife hail a Nilnr; Etiipot Hgnln she hmiliUi't!" He the wilnnrtu lied Irwin. Tom liosi has recently traded one Wullucs lib hiidn't Irarned a thing. of hi farms south of town for the DAILY MEALS. Lavish Spender. in Clovis. Stroud ruomir.K house "Do you hcur from sou nt col- ' LOCAL MENTION jour of the Important things l Hfe V" DOROTHY ' One lege Th' new home of Mr. and Mrs. Is the plniinlng and serving of Ikiree "Karly and often," said Mr. (Jrah-- , in e a I a a Uuy, Byrl Johns n on North Mitchell coiu in'iiiily. P Guvei'nor Puckworth, in Hie :r!i'iiii-v:- iar-o- Kiuitmnnt I wliirli wrk Is lie Street in bcim completed, "stiiw progressing?" "Inc. l. K''i'imp.iiieil the hall team to Main-v:i- of Ike housiOieep-i-x "West, If he were not under ace I'd r'i'ut of In evury .Kit Kl';. ikei.t thia week. mm lenne. raj- lie whs I raveling rupbUy Inward WIM riid Mrs. K. K. Hull left this week for m i'i v-- -- 7; i ; To serve tsiese baiAjiiplcy,'' r.lruiiiiglKiia ;We Her-asd- , Okmulgee, Okla., to visit her dau- sv tlutt I'. F. White of this city, who kas t-- ghter, Mrs. H. P. Kmmert. apihMil to a v 'Aii y s x tl).' contract for the euction of a apnniu and All Very Modern. m- -i at Krionu, spent Sunday prop-- . liHrajre Mrs. M, 0. Griffith and children su;' tie "You cerlifinly have a nuxleru flat." r... Mr. much wheat er bulaucu of food Is no suuill r .' here. White fays left this week to visit in Louisville, tsk. "Yes fllsupiieiu'lng hctls Uid'Sn now. No woman call feed her fiuatty weil is hcinit shipped from Vriona Vy., and points in Idaho. teleiu'iie, riuiioiillijed gim range, a iiiiIi'sk she plans her meals liefoieluind. folding up typewriter desk, for mj sal;'. dress The haphazard serving of whut hap- Nice fat hens for Will .1, K. who lives Tex-ie- stndy, nothing conspicuous- -" Mahaffey near pens to be bund la wise thm if desired. Pelivery anywhere ut neither "Ah, I sei " was in Clovis Monday getting ad- nor eciiiiondcuk in the city. Golden Rule Produce "And when a collector cults we even vertising matter for a sule of pure The woman who does her market- Company. Phone 84. dlsiippvar ourselves." bred Poland China hogs. Mr. Mu- - ing herself, as a rnle, is the one wlio gels (he best service and often choice Margie haffey will have his sale on Satur- Proprieties. Misses Nnnon and Noble foods which will add variety may be day, July !il)lh. "Hlrnm," said Mrs. Corntossel, "I left Tusiday morning for a visit to found which would be otherwise want, you to promise me one thing." points in Texas. They will visit Bon-ha- missed, The best cuts of meat wUl J. A. Saylor, who recently moved "What's thut?" and other be seen und honght by the woman do- Pallas, Galveston to Clovis from Albuquerque, will soon "Whon'you go to the big town, pnsi ing own places. her marketing and she learns . of a new all your spare 'llrue In the the ayr-'rs- I commence the erection much ubout meat by the dally visits don't want you Iu the street glitrlu' at building on North Pile Street just with an Intelligent butcher. We use the mechanical milker. them fiMlrioniHile-dresse- Indie." north of the new home bein;? com- Soup. Sorape und six Have discarded the old filthy method Carrot slice pleted by Dave Kogers. carrots. I'eel and cliop one oirinH. of hand milliinif. White's Dairy. The g Stene. Melt three tithlcsiioonfula of bacon fat, F-- "What's Ihe matter tUdn't the new I'hone 100(1 ltp. Commerce bus add the prepared vegetables, cover The Chamber of Stenographer stick V and let cook very slowly fur im hour been placing harvest hands with the "No hut her gun did. It's still STORE WINTER COAL er until soft; add three pints of krolh farmers of the county this week. parked here and Die re till over Hie liockvale Lump, Ord'T today. It's made from chicken In Mies und chopped Men hare come in from the valley oltlce, ii the h'w ' Si vo ills. rcarec. glhlcts, simmer fur half aii hour, of-- covered, becnusu ot Aludi li win towns iuid other places and the thicken with a tahlespiiiiliful of pnlsto ('Mined." In every womm's IHe eomee s Kemp cc the Chamber of Commerce Hour or cornstarch mixed with a lit- eertitn Ciimkr Cbmirui off ONCE memtnt. Once in her lifetime inme-thin- n ted as a distributing point for tle cold water, added to the sup after conin to hr on Mhich her whole Against the Rules. future dependt. It hai come or will imelj' come 1'lione the men. slralnlng. Season with salt, pepper -- lie. li "The movie play had a aew plot." to you, iuit it enme to Aurora Mcrediie. und serve hot, What do you p'Wftu!" think it ii? You'll know wlien yu "Ah. ecc ipltndid - Boned Leg of Lamb. Stuff the cav- Poiothy Phillipk, the m:.- oi "Th "Why, there are new plots." JUnrt ot Huminity" end "The Kight to Hip-pm- ity from which the bone has been re- "That may be; but they don't use play thia great part in a picture that moved with nny good brend dressing. vary wuaian in the world will A 'em Id movies." Louisville Cour- Haste with salt pork fat and cook one the ficturt lor which a whole opera waa produced, ier Journal. in wr.jcb the playere aang juat aa they ainf oat and three-fourth- s to twe hours. Serve the mishty ataga ei the Metropolitan a dauliuc on a platter, garnished with toHiatos production is which the aocial leaden of a fit No Wonder. western city acted aa the "extra."! marvelous siafTeil with nuts. love atory that you'll Frjend Why don't you paint youi never toritrt. See it now. Interests of Bank Brussels Sprouts With Butter. t'oek I'on't mias iu KcucBtbcr "Ones M vet In a I Woman," one quart of Krussels sprouts In two fattier striking attitude . Artist No, It do It wooW uunrts of boiling, salted water until wouldn't recaM painful In the Wood- - tender. Drain on a cloth, then toss In sessions Shed. a saucepan with h of a cup-fu'- - and Depositors of melted butter, until the hatter ALSO SHOWING Is ahsorlied: sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve In a mound 00 a serving dish. Officers and dircctwrs of this bank ivcojj-nir- e Tooiicrville Fire Brigade' Hia1 tin' interests of this hank and its depositors TOONERVILLE TROLLEY COMEDY are the same. When eJie resources of th patrons lv 1. W I WHAT NEXT? and deposits of Hie hank increase rhe volume of MTJTT AND JEFF CARTOON hiHiucivS increases. It is therefore wise and prudent It's a sad, sad tale, matey. U.'iseball comes within the M0410 for the hank V assist the people of this vaciuity to ot the toothed law n -- At iiicic;'se tli.'ir money and projn rty. passed by the fifth "if hid The' played for nnjthing of valae." NO AMUSEiYtENT OR ,HI Kurihy! Its a w6 iWer yil don't be-han- k Attorney Generul Hiwvy 3. Bovv- - To ti'is end it most cordial relations K man says sj in an opinion o Juatc from morning, un- vJ i its are T.ey tv.'i 1) tile m l'l'V-- of his and depositors of the Twice R. M. Pafions, Rmsv.h1 til Not 1; It locks f rrttlCTi ikj m1 rfllti: t . 4 ... 4 ...... i...i).l,ii IHs is like a flif'Jron. i I e ' id"u that bau'hall enRtaiiik l ' ii: U'v'i . Any sen ice uini cm h'ikii tB 0 11an I ."V sufficient "element of riianee" te t J ' v.i'.ys fully in all financial matters. Away With Hirrl. :iven lir'i.g the spoit withia ths meanrng nf I i'i nut fi'K'ia'-wiiit- , X the law. II- - IS Ail ! Iff ttl'lVT e.V. m'i '.U .eh h" .t.unui te l.n.v s lot. j Mr. uho the im bowman confirms it wi t aw. pres'-io- that hrid'te, whist an.l o!lr t . Farmers State Bank card games played at private hniiu Fortnees of War. for prizes are taboo undM- - the lnvr "What is IVffbduh Inihllng forth SATURDAY NIGHT aJioiit'v" cf Clovis, New Mexico He says they are unlawful if on!;. , "Tie1 fort'tnes of wnr." . guest prizes are given, but rli pi:: y- - Vice "I tee. He made lain In siyar." S. ,1. Hnykin, Pres. .7. W. Wilkerson, Pres. ers before Hiey can be liragRed "IT July 23 ,'to "jusgndo" A. W.Skarda, Cashier the mast have guil1: The Univems and Us, iknowledirc that they are playing lot Klrt Sim- They t!iM( they know TRY TO GST IN prir.es or something of value. OLy inv l'ii e are. i 1 to:i Nova. S ml - 'Veil, that's nlithlngl uLSWJiaiBMii MUjmrirrxtimi,mMiAm.'nJWMtmTr ire think wo know how small they ore, THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1921.

FORD PLANT BUILDS the hourly output will be 515 cars. 108,962 IN JUNE !n other words one Ford car or truck leaves the assembly line every (5 'i Dunne the month of June, the seconds. KEPT HIM 01 J09 Kurd .Motor Company, thru its IHORTGACE Factories ar.d 2 Asstnibly DEBTS OF FARMERS Dlatt.s thioiiirhout the county, reach- MORE THAN DOUBLED Tuu Citizen Declarer Hit Wife Wat ed the production of 10S,!MI2 Ford Greatly By Washington, July 17. Mortgage Attn Benefitted cars und trucks, setnijf up. a new hijrli debts of Ait.elicun farmers more Taking It record for one month. than doubled ill the decade I'rodurtion of Ford cars and trucks between lhlO and 1!)20, it was reported today "It was certainly well spent when has hern steadily incroasinK since I by the census bureau. The hnurht Titular, for I doubt if I would early Sprint;, and shows substantial increase in mortgage chatges against THE UNIVERSAL CAR be ibli' to bi' on tlio joh today if it train over the same period lust year. farms I owned by their operators was 32.5 idn't been fr t It is medicine," said The second (iiarter of 1021, viz., AND INTERTJRBAN per cent, or from $1,720,172,851 in A TRUCK FOR CITY, FARM J K. Chandler, of 32 Olympia St., April, May and Juno, shows an out- 1919 to $4,012,711,213 in DELIVERIES Tulsa, Oklii. put of oOl.TDlj Ford cars and Trucks 1920. The mortgages amounted in 1120 "For a limn time before I (jot Titu- ntraiiist 220, H7S for the fame three the market, tlu; Ford Ono to 29.1 per cent of the vulue of the In tli tVw vcai's it has Won on lar I was troubled with what I believe months of last year, or a net increase the past farms, against debt of 27.3 per cent Ton Truck has mounted rapidly to popularity. Dunns -- 1 teas i ii in t u . hid awful pains ofSdJlS. in ot sol. in of the values 1910. The values of one-thir- d of ihc total nunihor trucks tvi! iie-- - in my shoulders, and Despite the fact, however, that the vear. more than the faims in 1920, the report said, One-To- n It is a record ot wmy t:n x my arms wvte so stilf and Ford Plants have been at ihe. United States, were Ford Trucks. iiiiniititr was 13,772,729,10. I : i iied m) bad e .mid hardly raise my maximum capacity, the demand for achievement made entirely on demonstrated merit. The average amount of mortgage teatnis Id my bead. I don't believe I Frrd cars and trucks is not heintr debt per farm for the United States on the farm, in the '"m:!d have been in more misery had met, and at the present time, many Whenever the Ford Truck has heeu used in 1920 was $8,3(11 against $1,715 it u on:e oil" been slickitlir me Willi n 'thousand unfilled orders have hern economical scrivec and simplicity have made in 1910. citv, its sure, I 'piled re- liufe, .ml i' was ju.d nil could d i to up ahead so that Ft id sales are it is a necessity for the wholesaler, the l ore the ten year period the success. So that today ; I still fucil-t.e- value one 'he job. couldn't find tiny-ll- i limited by manufaetui a,g s economical haulms for of the farms increased 117.0 per tailer, the farmer. It' offer efficient and nu to bi lp me, and I was eeilainly rather than marketing possibil- cent and the number of farms oper- every business. Demountable Kims and Pneumatic tires. II. bad shape. ities. I'articulurily is this true with ated by their owners mid carrying have buttle:-- : respect to enclosed "I lal.iti six of Titular, cars, for which One-Truc- k to buy any other mortgage debts increased 18.(5 The Ford costs less than And il the demand been lias relieved nil' of rlienniatism has unusually heavy. truck; it costs' less to operate and less to maintain. Added to this n that 1 never have tin One reason cited by Ford Officials The greatest relative increase in is parts, and Ford mechanics li be or pam f.ml I have regained nty for the unprecedented demand for the Ford service orsanization; spare farm mortgage debts took place in on the full streimih and energy. Ford cars is the present tendency to- are always convenient and ready to keep the Ford Truck the mountain states. "My wife was not well and had no ward economy. Many of those whose job. The Ford Truck cuts delivery costs. Because of increasins appitito to speak She took Tall- names have been of. added to the Ionic No man gets very far, or expresses demand, orders should be placed without delay. We will sive you in? at lite time I did, and il hits list of buyers might well have afford- untie great power, until he catches ,a prompt attention. If you have any doubts on the subject drop (riven her a splendid appetite ed larger and more costly cars than glimpse of his higher self until he in to any of the Authorized Ford Dealers and lli.it, she said In other it the Ford, but ii is the belief undersisned s't nie the day that most feels that the divinity that is stirring looked like she would tat us out of prospective motor car buyers are further facts. within him, mid which impells him on douse and home. I believe Tanlar is ng all of the costs incident to tne way of h i ambition, is un indica- rll thai kept me on job, motoring much more he and there carefully than tion, a prophecy of his ability to reach! ,iie so many others in ill health that it any period dining the past five the ideal which haunts him. The JONES & LINDLEY, Operating Highway Garage ! feel it I, years. is lev duty to tell eve! , oily New Success. ( ran alien' il." The estimated output of the Ford ill Factories for July calls for lOH.nOll NOTICE OF SUIT. The font y it i;. ars and pail of thai Enro- trucks, or a production of In tlii' District Court of Curry! -- , 1:111(1 I, n ;t !h,i.l d 2."i ll an they have n day for days. Since tit" Conn!:.', State of Now Mexico. A'liriii'i el. en i.,y,, iscmlding of ears is being N. ilcy visited handled J. Drown, Dltiintiff, V3. Charles le v, Voik. I'lo'lilo 'lurii.ir an eiy.kt AC-- hour work day oidv, V. Wood, ("sonn times known nr. ,1 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF '. imi for hearing mi. id petition, at THE EXPANATION culled ('. V. Wood.-'"- ) and M. C.j COUNT AND NOTICE OF time and place any person in-- j Woods, hi wife, F. M. PLICATION O DISCHARCE OF .:-r- . sled in said estate may appear j Uot UMitt.sr homo from the park ft i Darrish ami; fl Emma Danish, hi? wife, .1. B. Itcrrini ADMINISTRATION. i.r..l file his exception in writing to ' was jiibilmM Ke.Uso he had and Willis Cora Merrill, his wife, H.' jlhe said nccour.t am! cot.Ust. the'""'" pr.z"s at m .eral of the stands. V. Marl. !,"' ham, ai d May Markhaui, hU I ; THE PROBATE I'OI'RT OF ami'. "' "f '""'.v. Uv0 .1. wifc, and X. (iass.iwny, Dei'eml-- I)!''! ' Itmony whereof, I have here-- ! oolK s,u-- stickpins and a . ' CI i:l!Y COI'NTY, STATU u' u.'.ts. NV i;n.-,- I'lr.el.. it." he told his Clovis Naiatorium N'l-.- MHXKO, jut.lo set my hand and nflit.ed the w.fe. -- The Stat-.- of i w Mexico, Did wear Veil spoil I. to the' lit Mafer i f the estate of J. hit "'I f'""!. this the Dilli day Jwil at?" alive ilefer-.dr.nt- A IJ- "Y- namd Charles V. I.. Sutiih. IKeea" d. ;" !!'- -! s." Wo. ids. ("sometimes L. "A""! .1' it i! li.e h:!? knovn as C. V.. in- ;s lien hy g:eti, that Surah' l.iE.M.) A. I'hill.ps, ::h W.Mi-"- i eiid M. ('. i . s'.'" Woods, his wife. F- - tt.- s S.i.ith, tlte .!.;!y e.npoivt. d and l'l. Probate Jti.hr.-- I M. Dmma Davri.-h-, . 1i:t...i and h's d itlni'iiisti-aloi el' til' estate Uh e. tainly." . D. H t rill i il ANNOU NCEMEN '(' and Willie Cora ' '. '.!. 1.. Sii.tih, lb ceased, htu F.UT A SLIM CHANCE "A thai loud tie'.'" II !. Hone. !: "if". Marklmm and il. r. d tir.d preset led f..r se'th "Ye.., mt u hit's the Mey Mi.rl.l.ii,it. his uii'e, and J. N. fur and tiled in saiti Court her linal tic-- 1 '.'t.cl.' Mold "Totnniv, it 1 "Thai aecouiits the winning of ' frvtie: l lasa'." ay. C r: i : 41 V tintr ll,"sl' :,"s- I'll ' 11 t'tink.,. tin) cotii.t and f t tT her ndwinHra-- ! t v en a niel.el what would you ,1.,!"" P' Von mid each of yon hf-p- . will hen hy tint, such 'inlm trM and her 'vi'i, f.'" tand r y.,u were it tnl.e tl'.;.! a noun suit has lieen f;Kd iFscl-arire- ' with petiM.ii for ami that th'-- T..iiti:iy (v. ho knows Dnkie) : "Well. '"''I" ""noeted the outfit." - T!v Ihvh N;iiatorium wi be open tor luisiiir m ai'd now pendiiur in the .D slriet ' - I lh day of 1 . , sttioe I ih ,.'t Mippos.- it . ould d . any oi.d ' ''"'- l"vvn elegrattt I Ciiurt of Cany Counly. State of Xeu A. M. to HUH M. hejii; tt day of a ten'il.ir term of said but I'd try to pa.-- s it." Anieru an Mexit'ii, in which .1. N. Ernwn is plain-- j Cuiirt, of the Septenther T rm, I., f: i.ti Wei-k- UNHEALTHY NOT TO tiff, and you the said Charles X. A. D. l!21, at Id o'clock in the fore- - Tourist (in mining town). Is this Woods, ("semi-time- known and cnl!-- : Tiir following' hours wi it set aside for ladies: Mini- - noon of said day, at the County Couit It is vtiid that there are only threi a guild, healthy place to settle in? ed C. V. Woods"), and M. C. Woods, House in the city of lovis, State of 11 als of ixorv tn exi Hotel het It is stranger. Fact !U) A. M. to 12.00 M. his wife, F. M. Darrisli and Emma day for Ladies Swiiiiinins C New Mexico, said County of Curry, i, ye can't get HWuy from here alive Ditrrish, his wife, ,J. B. Meriin and has been duly appointed by Ihc court, The Chinese have a peculiar unless ye do settle. Boston Truns- - Willie Cora Merrill, his wife, M. B. for the settlement of said account, for printed mutter. jcript. Wednesday !:0 A. M. to ) M. L-di- .mil Mis. Markham itnd May Mttrkhuiii, hisi wife, and J. N. (l.tsttwity, tire defend-- ! ses Women swimming instructor for these hours. tints, said suit beinp numbered 1795 on the Civil Docket of said Court, and that Rowclls & Recap, whose business and po9t office uddriss is Clovis, New Mexico, are attorneys for the plain- t tiff in said suit. You and each of you will further Free Band Concert Each take notice that the general objects of said action arc as follows), t: That the plaintiff prays for an order of Court cancelling, siitisfyiiift and Thursday Night releasing of record a certain real estate mortcntfe which is recorded in Book 2, Patre 270, of the Records of Mortprnftes of Curry County, New Mexico, and made by J. B. Herri n as Ciraiitor, to J. N. Gasaway, to secure a note for the sum of $15.r.7.1, dated 5- - and covering the North- west Quarter of Section Seven, Town- Buy pipe x a ship Seven North, Range Thirty-Si- East of the New Mexico Principal Harvest Is Here Meridian, Curry County, New Mexico, and some P.A. and that plaintiff's claim and title to said lands be quieted and set at rest, and that sain defendants and Get the joy that's due you! each of them have no right, valid claim or title therein, and that plain- We print it right here that if you don't know the We are receiving lots of tiff's title to said lands is valid and "feel" and the friendship of perfect, and thnt said defendants and a joy'us jimmy pipe each of them be perpetually barred GO GET ONE! And get some Prince Albert and Wheat every day, and the and enjoined from setting up or as- bang a howdy-d- o on the big smoke-gon- g! serting any title or interest in said land and premises adverse to the Print Atbirt h For, Prince Albert's quality 914 in toppy twi flavor coolness quality plaintiff. And that the Court decree a. tidy tint, and out turn is bf rJ fragrance is in a class of its own ! You never that Charles V. Woods and C. V. hm ndtorn pout tasted mnd half pound tin such Woods is one and the same person. humidori and in tht tobacco! Why figure out what it alone means eryttat 9 aa above our expectations. You will further tnke notice that rwnd with to your tongue and temper when we tell you that unless you and caeh of you appear, tpngt meiitfnir Up. Prince Albert can't bite, can't parch! Our exclusive answer or otherwise plead In said patented process fixes that! It will pay you to get our cause on or before the 22nd day of allegations August, 1921, that the set Prince Albert is a revelation in a forth in the plaintiff's complaint will makin's cigarette! prices. be taken as true and confessed and My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent! the plaintiff will apply to the Court And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince for and will take judgment hy default Albert rolls easy and stays put because is against you and each of you, and will it crimped apply to the Court for the relief as cut. And, say oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe I prayed for in the complaint filed ((I Do it right now! THE WESTERN ELEVATOR herein. Witness my hand and the seat of A said Court this 18th day of June, A. D. 1921. t w mAnw m (SEAL) DANIEL BOONE, iwr? COMPANY 1 County Clerk and Clerk of . CsBjrH(ht IM1 l R. J. tUynohte the District Court of Curry County, Tobacco Co. State of New Mexico. Wbuton-Salo- N. C. CLOVIS TEXICO 6- - 23-rt- e the nationaljoy ... By Nell Hays, Deputy v smoke THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1921.

Mrs. White r.nd children have rc- - Sunday Pchool at 2.P0. turni-i- l to 1li- - ranch for harvtsiinjr Mih. Duraml n.et with tlio sewing r RANCHVALE RUMORS wheat. class liLtc lioliii.i.v. Hoy nude, u L I.d Rohiiison'H header is at Bill dies form fur Mrs. Mutt hewn. Hohimoii's now. He expects to be Wo would be to nee you "t l Sunday pchool us we need n few A fine ruin neain Moiulnv niir. liut the week and Imish our tu buiiK our attendance, up to which is fine for low etopB but hard.11!' I'Uttint!. mine Don't Throw X the 100 maik. We aveiajre iihout HO il II J on ripe wheat. Why should She :r.cn wear bonnets now. Coine and help mull lot), Wheat harvest i almost done here now or el?e let the women who do won't you? now and a liirjiu peneiilae is thrcth- - wear bonnets, woik the crop.-- Be-ti- l can e iiotit or will be in another week. the com is n ems. : M'tchell's tlii'e.-hc-r is now in thin' Mr. and Mp. Whltiikci' letutaid YOUR f 01,1 tane-montm- . viciu ty, as well as !h. human's ami visit in CAMERON NEWS 1 hue aie ah o two nini e l",v' Thuisd.'y, liny made the ti:r machines, owned by tlie lanm. r.- i" his Foul. , They will mil';'.' shjit work of ;he Rev. ll.itf.ild inihiIs t.) ta.t a'. ! .. .,., ,,.. ., . ..11 ., . .. , AM l Ve.-- ii C IIU'I llU- I- II ' .. - i .i I'l vw.imi, ,,u ii y,:...I u n t.. C i'. 3 o tI ii- IV III-- !' M tin riuiiif: Jlle'.i if iiMIMI He Away :.t Ii. !!-- . v. .! oney he i and .leek lamii'in ami J. P. Wa'hor of Annm-t- . Pe mih to at 'fid them ' :' ' lea-- t W I) V eel.s. il have liliiMied with then c inhiiir ami: Siiiuii.e. yeh.d each Sunday aitn lM' t 1110 e to v t th of aeri s of have pmiie Mr. Walker'.- tlrs Week. n,u.n. Son," .,;.' .it I :;o, tl""i,'!" '" u..:.::iv.;'e'l "ia.n Here. p,,!; a,.l llar.y W w.. n i.t th - )! J. 4 , ., ttltn Heiold and Ai'im, ' I melon I i y a ?Sien Buying Furniture R.'V. Crawfoid filled his ri i J ;; ii.'.inent i.t N- - v Hope Sli'i i'iy Jj M ... i.tr a. 'I Mtunixm. 11 iu-- m r. v a it him h. rarmer i'u lee At Mai-ha- e'apul n OUR PRICES ARE CHEAPER FOR CASH OR CREDIT ' .nis ;u :.- week when lo. Inn.; eau'.'hl ill the fij:i i f ;i

' '..! V. I) le ,t VH ill llloti"ll I.: ,ri !.' ti- - Id. When you're hauling grain, ; ; n Hie.-- ..ie ciittii1!.' " time is money to you. Let ! h',.1 t'li- - week. & i is- , . H. CROOK Ii !!, p...t;,Ir4 SON FURNITURE us save you time and mon- - t ! !. !!e I v tie II t of tile V COMPANY ey on your truck tire re- - ... was hit k. 'I !, I lie I'll"! t;f Luik.ivt Old Stand Phone 491 South Li'iin street pairs. We have the only I . I; a I. .v - tli-ii- for a : i lo v.iy is lull In : truck mold in this part of .'l 111' if'leiei.l til Up ,i J, .' o i an.eioii. ir., HI!. 'I 'li- ; .' ".1 N eew,;v. i a:.. f.,i.. iy, slate,--- no i m nu- eiuuei, n - '.l.r.i le .lull. and Mr. Tod Joie V the job is too big j ...!. ,'al! in 'I;- - l!o-- - houi.- Lifo, Accident, Health, Notary, Rentals, or too little for us. Let us i'l"'l.'u, umtk :.rd p i ( ha: lie iin.l i.:;' ie-- Al.iMf Auto IniuraMce Legal Papers !, . ' 1 C i f.id :,.,. biothei. who ,;., L of Clel'Ui ne, Ti - - show ... V.m-- of and I i ,1 f " (leys it 1 k in the you. :.i. M:f. uu NO TOO BIG, NO ' LEAL Bl'SI.'.'ISS 100 SMALL Sin ' on home. I'm.,'. R. 1! Pe!l .'ii" nSi-te'- e ii. ;i ii reiit Sat u day nifl.l f t'n 11:0.1,. .it Yw Hope S m t; ! II John. mi. TkTO ii'".- S;ii(. : tv. y yjivs.t ii.y Miiah .l.'in-- . J : ! : :. F. S. 4 A!, r. Mr-- -. '.V.i-..- :, .v.m.- i ENTERPRISE ECHOES Ii I m;i homo fui, ..y. Lyceum Theatre LViiiling CLOVIS FILLING STATION ".Mi. 1" ;,! tan.- - 4 j. .;-- .;. ; ;. .;. .; . : : : REAL ESTATE AND LOANS Dairy. ng nnd Dep .its l,:'Vl ' 1,1 1,; ' w" n: "'" ' t PHONE 373 North Main Street i !! '' d'.l: V fill 1:1, iit ii. !;'- - he !iil- - ,), l.i v.iit. iniv ci hoes I'll! Ilele we .110 f I eoi'iiiiiiiii t y i. h. oajd't e;,t Clovis, N. M, Phone 194 Uovis, N. M. t ')'"' e,.1 XeW. l.ott. r of Me' Wl .!- - ii: r , li e f:...'i. p in1 all key :ii iK. Iil'l P.W.-io- V. S. A., . p ' f 1,, ei ii.it y ihasii,-- ' o ".'.U ii- - i. O'l P ,., e',1-- 1 ve w. i !. ' li !i,e Me.. - f r.f'.oii, Mi. l.i 'y is v in t nh GOOD 7 ML CAf L LIP. LA .'tine -. JUST AS Al KIX :, a. .I M.'.ii. i. (i. ,,i iii- - I i lielne.' - t.i 'h '.at who , ,. ' Mr-- . I w! li.'o .i.,, h Ii !,,' '.iimtt and family, I .'.. ! "V.'i il, tie n '. .mi Millie ie;.:l.u il.. em... fmni a laid of i i.. ,..,, ,, , hare v,,.;iv in ....k- i km the ee M. mii'' a. i - an tint t.. i v in a ileeiilediy In'iei ty Announcement .1, aie 'Uon't ., ml money. .!.( p n.to hoii.e. ie".iii.nl tu their ll'iee t l,o,l o( t liH ." " l c ' lie!' ::. Sunday. ths phono i.o .th and wait un'il t'. ie ' liuek "I .l .ii .,i v ore " "''"' "f .'o-'!- i.umh.'i."-Ai,ieii- hn. Mi-- , le:-,- .;,, J!,.,,!, ,f. p, :. tral o.tr vour l.iii '.i;' :. d o I'l.yj k 1 '" .'i v r, ..i ,i We have leased the Fountain at the to VIM' P lilt YC 'I Or.! . lei .111. !""" Wiei.lv. h' " 1 ll'l'. to e .11.. TI,o fit., I depo-lt.- l ill Aiuei lean ,"nn t.y. Mr. ai.d Mr- - I'lirnahan ';"d d:iti-- l n m: i i.viil ilii iv eomm'.i'iilies in City Drug Co., will appre- , No.2,and ill! r, Jew ei, who h'.e l( 01 iiij.' A firm in Pin is turns out no fewer i't"' a'oove nainid .tnte, in .1 ul . Il'd' ' '11 Tliiia. etui le.-- to the home than linn) ai'iluial wik.1 The d.iii'ies of the fount ' nt' w le $1 T,"2.'i,l while in .lar.unry; ciate your patronage. ! (, e v near I'm 111 s Monday. 'hlii'.iim li IIoipH fort ihee-- hieh l l i , 1. i.- if fii 1 M I I i lll I I :i".pi !,.).. ..I III. illli ' Mr?. Hoi lis nnd ih.hh'. peiit (omimlsuiv mi it nr. i,f is '. .tiiii !!u Kiel. eh III 1" 1) ii i. ,i- -' iii 'iv . i .7 0.'. t "j in it i'e eni Fi di.y alteinoeti in the M. lip. tor ' iiidi.t Ip. is now a lip, n lliai.eo. I.t.v. li' !i in ci ( a v.'i u ... PROMPT SERVICE GOOD DRINKS home. weo almost al. S.n nth. r cmii.iuiiiit i s win. re CLEAN AND SANITARY Se al of the yountf h of Iii iy;: K i. not '.lie chief s . e of tins Cv inimini'y wtr.t luu i.d-i.- f I M rti i!'"oOi", cte l for co.iipiii Tliiiisda.v. Cm i.'iiur hoi ." k tld;i fv :n ti". m al, I'u'.i of t:;t. . show lame ; lhe why. Wendell Foreman Theo ienoii ! e, Cartwright a :,. .li ',i,(. in t .o t m fur the Mr. ami M.s. Jc.i fs.;-..- . .I Mr '.'li ' i:"l of ( $17,u.. ?apev Sack. j,,., y .,,,,1 ,,. ,.,y i,. c.;,. lined " I yxiv Til. eon.'".-- .: of No , , ;. , houu' cf 'I'exicii. Keeps Houc Clean in 11,1... tii:ii- .s I ' l'ioo;,; : We olr. ami Mi-- . Tom .lone. :! I" t pn-- .1 '.'i that 'he il my v Mr. ami Ml? I p. Sunday ' J ppi "el l ' tM en.' !i' " ' P , t l)(e..i, .j, LANE & SONS GRAIN COMPANY t ! il 'Ii i,.cie...... hi n.e in .I'ction , . O'JO .Mr. Tom Ko ha" tiaih d I. ' ' it lo ,h p., a ' ..on,::, hare of ei kii.11 j Implements, Co:.l and Grain for a hoti I at ( ho. II- - '. ,i t. 1' i hap. r, .,,( t lv. "ef.-ioi- the til.t of Alien ' 1 .Mc'at"'i have lea h a li.tt.-- i'.ll Our Miitto: Mr. ami Mis. Joe Mr',,. i. 'Wt'.-- '.o'ii,,r liiii.i, r i f k o'vnei. Who and Mi... lion s and fiinii.v Tin' Tiling" Vmv. j."- -. We-- " I'.i.v JsThr p, j m Sunday al't'onoen wrh Per'1! l e" . i) "f! i before you sell and family of ( lov.s. r' 3 us Se THE PAVOP1TE V.ATTPFSS CO. ,'u ei .i t lorn h . r atti nded m .s in their new hoiei on i::- -t V : S. W. LANK. Manager at Move I'hi.p.'l Sumliiy mu, ;. t :st ... j.,... t .: M.-i- . ;, il..,pt,i. Mr. and Piown and . I a- - - in i .. Leads Cleanliness i" .'.ova! . i f ... .'ii ,. VO'I a ill ,v o.iC. Vl'l.li- C.ili a: i f.,, I; j.' ,1 - re, ietlit'io, ti y .e- ' '" As in Quality .mi c'i:-an- d. e w ,:l have our ek.'ie ill tl'Xt '.'eel1. Hp. Tlio in)ri'r:::icy i,i which ',''i'.'; . !,,. !;!, V IMPERIAL FLOtjR h..o SENSIBLE SAFE .,...io m !ie I..- i .. CO l.'l vcvilil more than s.ni.dy mol (0 millers. ,:i T:y 0;.- - d Ad f.-- a ". renilta. li'i-- But, to tn, supreme quality (V.Uv chan-liness- . i brings a A haiik v.I.i-is- ;thw11i reiiM mily lie at I'il'Utrd to its cf siiriene v sHisiMi' anil ial'o liiOihoils of I'aukiii"'. Disc Rolling ii!i!T At '.ve hive a ?:tck woit'iy h?t i" cf our flour -- -a p.iper lined sack Lathe Work that is dv'.-- t proof, air proof, SOUND SECURE waste prX'f and worry proof, r.'l brings FLOUR hi - It IMPERIAL i!!l to you 33 e'ean as it leaves the mill. The paper removes GeneraJ Blacksmithing easily from the empty sack. as the Strongest Strong Re-Bore- Cylinders d Order from your grocer todav. I'ii'i, Insist upon IMPERIAL FLOUR IT7T1 Satisfaction Guaranteed in the Saxolin Bag. The Citizen's Bank of Clovis PisTmmTop.s

"THE FARMERS FRIEND" Kentucky Iron Works t- - LEACH & COALTER-- a. Burton & Boydstun, Props. GROCERY CO. (o5,;t()S' 313 West Otero I CT OVIS, N. M. T it? C'OVIS M?.'V3. TML"?DY. JUT.. 21. 1921.

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t Tfca J.T TIi. runTT7ATUkiSttU flairs cl Air,3rl;a By T. T. MAXEY (O) tti)S''s:ilS! EEGISTEF.ED 0FT0METF.I3T IK Viiire TPvnori0T.rft HELL GATE BRIDGE.

riii i.iri of tin- - Now y.irk rp-io-Da- t lt Lifrsl, i.- Ivui.hi-ii- THi: fe' M.t i lii. j, id gave us niir V..i-- All (iu:tra!i1ir.l l ilirnuL'h mute friun Vn 'nuhiiiil. vlii Ninv Viirk, to the I'i'st X DENHOP JEWELRY COMPANY f A i.n .1 ,i:ul ii i'.i, iilnu. mis nil llnu i; inul ilnw n I In- - Ailnnilc rmmt rrmii '( Weil In IImIII'iix. It nlsn mU it iiiiicl thi' fai l thai thu In.Mirinuinit-Jil- i' nlisiarlf v. hli'h lui, liiinMiifiiri' M-- llll' tVll.V llil'l iitl'll IIVLTulllll' mil . llic siipposi-ill- ImiiiiNNllile iicnmi-iIMimI- REGISTERED BIG BONE IFOR r.i'fuiK ilil- iniiti' i'i:!' In' HptMii'ii. 13 I YEARS! t i;,.t was ni'ri'wiry imins nrrn-- s Ii.it ti'iT.,1' iii mnltf'il'iw. lie I'm liil.ll rll.illllfl, knnwn lis 'lli'll liiii"" li.-- i ..en r,diiu Mtin.i RELIABLE linn' inul V.;i-'l'- Islnihl In ilio Knsi .Poland rlvtT. np.i,i-ii- ,. M.ih!:ar.aii Mum! on wlilrli Nt'i Vi'fk i'l:v prupt'i' si.iiais. Il ivih mil pusiiii,. in sink pl.'i's iiiln llic rlllllllli'l. llil'l lilt' -- ' r t Wlls rug. i RESPECTFUL 3 AND sliliTi'il Inn tTi'iit ti be cnvi'i'i'il hy I WILL OFFER AT MY FLACE MILES SOUTH nlie uivhril npiiu. All uiiiitlutM' uliti THREE FOURTHS MILE WEST OF TEXICO, N. M., ON vImIhii I.IHIII' in tin' iTSi'ue inul trnliu I REASONABLE now rros mi n wiH.rtiTftil 'i I X slt-f- l lii'iil'e. A ii'iti'ss, sti'i'i ari'li, 1,. 017 fi't'i Inni? snlil in lip Hip X limi'st it wpiI us llii' hi'iivli'sl ever fliniK iiny wnliTWny of 30 FREE USE OF CHAPEL hitom enniil width. Saturday, July nw lnliU'i's Hie i.'ap. TUe t'nllro wplit Is riirrii'il hy uigiintli' 2"0 runt IiIkI) tiiwcis "ii nil her Khni'f. Thi' Between twenty and thirty head of good hogs. 11 bred PRIVATE AMBULANCE irliliri' Is !K! fi'i't wlili, iIi'.sIkhimI to ciip-r- Tii.iMid pniiiiils pi-- r lliifiir foot. The gilts and one real herd boar of fall farrow. xtrrnit' h"iuhl rf tin' nrrli Is ninrt linn ".(Ki fi'i't almvp llii' wnter. My he r cl boar, Elack Jumbo, was sired by the 1100 pound A Ii. HI I'.i.anil lulls if si.M'l wer,. nseil. bonr, Joe's Jumbc. The Sire of the Gilts and most of the spring1 I'lii' t iwits are In solid pni k. Magic City Fur. & Undertaking Co. of type, til M - i".':,.i:i:i"i ;t;ii iln'v I'miia'ti lAp was Captain Price. His breeding wis the largest f ' JOHNSON EROS. '.''I'. ' nine tee! ..f laa.-ulir-y. Th beiiiO' backed up cn both sire and dam side by some of the greatest ir: !e :!J. mi. iiii ! hogs of the breed. Tie Dams of my sale offering were sired by Day Plion? vil Night Phone 235 ') the v.ot'zi Lon Or.mae, now owned by Lon Alexander cf Arling- x '1 " a in. ,ii . re!. y, lm( it is 4 ton, Texas. Ho cost Lon $3,C0C. He was the grand champion boar . H.e !' I 44v-- 44 4'444444: I'!'.. mnl toy,' of Texas in 1918. ti. I' mi -- !'! nn I.'v 4 4 iiM.er: ! S J WRIGHT I Lunch will be served by the Methodist L. caused C not'.cf or soir 9 (H' r l' , s: Ilit'iU Ladi23 Aid. Everybody come eat with them. r. linn!-- ' ;i .:. i,) i. 111. in To tlr ,!.!' inl. i, Us, V. V Kaulk mnl l'!i"nic ;;! TERMS OF SALE: --90 DAYS TIME WITH BANKA2LE v. ',-- . tint NOTE, OR 5 PERCENT DISCCUNT CASH. 111' I i.ow .'in'ilin: FOR n ti,- - c-- Dr. C. L. McCleil.m i't v ! Comes YOU if you have 'Spi-.i-'.'- to Phyjiti.i'i and Sarjrrun II. II. Sala Begins Promptly at 1:30; Texas Time. We ' ' i Mr.,.: !! ' YOU HAVE A SPECIAL INVITATION TO EE WITH ttr. ' i ,i W Fi.mi:. 1 lie I'M" h i:- I: r of I: n.- .I'M y. ,t. w:f,- ' ;. - nir ':. i m niwt.aMKti I. M W i ii t. ; -- !i. . i allhv :l,M'!l j i. R. MAHAFFEY, -. Owner i j. - I'." i :' 'iiini.- ll.i' n e a! DR. C. 0. VAKBINEE i f al hi:. : V !l.ltMlt I't.T l!m I.!..., CIMIvOIMJ CTOR I' all V. TATE, Auctioneer. frl li.i' IHTVCS l' rive'. 1 3 j M.in Stlict t.f r.l fti.blell Di nvt'ry re I .re ! t.: : : v : y T. - I up llie -- ?!l'lr- .tin lull' loin ell a 't t .( ,1 i'. IVIIIUVO.S ll.e ii i; fv nr. ef! 2,1 : I III.' :'V iiij';e- - DR. l" lf. in, T. E. P3ESLEY !(. fe'" i. r.d A IiIimmI rii'lic;'. Eye, Ear, Now nnd Tiiroat, 4 l NOTICE OF SALE CLOVIS WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE ' DIPLOMACY In' eie ait Jt II cel-tl.l- of Roswill. X. M., Mill l.o in Jb- - "' IRir,e-vhippM- ig Tlio lir- -l ' y von :irt to t:il;e re' by (:. J .gi'liate (severely). vis at H.i In the District Cm nf Curry Can you tin. lit tae ev.d nee of this R'li.ililt' nifili',iiii, impure the tist Hospital fnmi Hiiif'Til mnl Cora Huiford on the is the only suitable t;o 'l!a to t ho Stli f County, New Mexico. Clovis Woman? rms mill iiri'ininiliiiiiiiis licfjin encli month. llth day of September, t f20. for the fur you and your kind. Tho : : Jeff S. Williams, I'la i.tiff, vs. R"iid this: 4 sum of Jl.'.no.tiO payahle to the order idea of a nun of your size lieatii g to sepuriiW' in the lilnml urul are Drew Dunn, C. I. Wyait. Wuit. r R.t-- i Mr.s. H. I. Warren, N. Tliori.ton of said plaintiffs, dr.- - on or bofmv :'. ; ' r, Via'. ..T.n i" 'i'.e 'h ,!. MEN K.I1-- . then i'Xii'llc(l tlinuih tin' Iiv.iT, titte. C. II. Siatf.tfi e.m! Am. ;. v., St., litix (i, Cl.iv , says: 'la iv i. the llth dny of March, !f'2l, I'lisoner. Rut, your honor, she iiiwl (Jet Dr. Defendants. No. 1C01. j not hing liku Dean's Kidney Rill f ir Wels kiiliicjs. - interes!. at the- rate of ten per cent irritating me The Curry County Chapter of the Notice is heieby ir;ven that, pur-- j ail symptom.! of kidney complaint. keeps all the time. Pierce's GoUen Medical Discov- per iirmim front date until paid, the Aiiierieiui Red Croso wants to sec you to judgment of the Court: Some tune ago my kidneys caused Magistrate. How does she incd'uiinc-denier- ; i ...l.:.a. i suant the irritate ery today from any !"i,iiin iii in..f Mioeii sun. ini;c as- if yoii tire in luid of hospital care, w3 rendered in the case of Jeff S. Wil- me a lot of amtoyancu. Right across you? send 10 to Dr. sumed by said or vocational tr.Tiiim; or compensation plaintiff, vs. Drew Dunn, C. J. lie' small of my back I had a heavy To a mortprace liams, I'lisoner. Why, she kia ps saying, f : foreclose certain Pierce's Laboratory 'i lliilrnlo. mi the Ktoverninent. Office hours, Wyatt, Walter IYttitte, C. H. Stntc-ne- r dull, bearing down pain tiiat never executed by the saal C. J. Hutfoid "Hit me! Heat me. Just hit me once, A'. Y., for u trial u!rkiiir of the Monday and Friday of each week at and Amess Killer., deft'iidauts. se mud to let up. My kidneys were and Cora Huiford, his wife, convey. und I'll have ymi hauled up tabids. It is a powerful Uluod the Clovis News Office. number lfiOl on the Civil' bothering me at time and I va injr the follnwinc described real estate same beini! that old reprobate of a purifier inul Ionic. Tim' over 50 Docket of the District Court within; often troubled with dizzy spells. 1 magistrate NOTICE OF SL'IT PENDINC. situate in Curry County, New Mex-- j and see what he'll do with years oM, over one million holtlea for Curry County, New Mexico, found immediate relief upon using ii, to secure said note, The! nnd .Villi." sold onlv la.- -t year. mid which cause was an action for the Dean's Kidney Rills and about one were To Stella P. Trilible, Greetine;: SE ', of Section 17, in Twp. 3, N., Magistrate (choking). Discharged. of a certain real estate box cured me. . You will heiely t.'i!;e notice that Rani" lid, K. foreclosure upon nnd coverini! the GOc, at all dealers. Foster-Milbur- suit Ins been filed in the District To recover from said dcfendati'.v niortcuKc 4 described, and Co., Mfgrs., Ruffalo, N. Y. 5 !' llw. L.:..i:rr.i. premises hereafter --e,n .,f nil .,ni.i Court of Curry County, New Mexico, Ml,, ,l ...,.,.,'V l'Cll-- I'V ll-- Dr. W. M. I'lai'll was rendered on the day Lancaster mid is now iienilinu aeaiint vou to cover an installment of principal which P. F. WHITE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON of March, 1021, the undersiirned BETTER THAN NOTHINC wherein W. T. Tribble is plaintiff and mid interest due on a rertain ninrt-irait- e Clovii, New Mexico master, appointed by the you, Stella R. Tiiml le, nre defendant, jriven by I.. U. Maxey and spec:al Off ice (her .Mandell's in Paid judgment, will, on the in enure Number 170R on the Civil Maxey, his wiT-- , to the Federal Rand Court "What will Miss Primleigh do now BUILDING Phone No. 1S7 August, A. D. nt locl;et of said Court; Rank of Wichita, Kaunas, conveyine. 2nd day of 1021. that she has no occasion to struggle 4 4 of two o'clock p. m., at the That the objects of ...aid suit are said real estate, the payment of which the hour for women's rights?" CONTRACTOR door of the Court House in the to dissolve the bmiiU of matrimony said amount by said de- front was assumed , imagine now she will begin going County of Curry and State of i'l cxiitimr between you inul plaintiff; fendant. women's THOMAS W. JONES for sale and sill for after lefts." Mint plaintiff 's at' irneys are Fitzlunth That fatten & Hatch, whose post offer Court Houaea, School Building., Veterinarian in hand, to the highest and best "Lefts? What do you mean?" it Fitzluieh, whose post office address office and business address is Clovis, cash Hotel and Other 200 West Otcru Street 1...... P.... P,.lli,(fi,vr ill.. Public Building. :.!..... tlx.. "Widowers." American Legion is Clovis, New Mexico. New Mexico, lim'iri iinii'ioi, " j Phone 4"i M. are attorneys for iuii"i"ii Ciovis, N. scribed lands and tenements, Weekly. You are further notified that s Year, 4 Quarter of of experience in erecting you appear mid answer or plead You will further take notice that The Southeast (SE'i) Five (5) in Township three is of public buildinga. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i' to sniid cause on or before the 2Hlh unless you enter your appearance in Section Oklahoma complaining too Range thirty-thre- e Dr. J. B. Westerfield de.y of July, llllM, judgment will be said suit, or plead or answer therein, (3) North, of much rain. Has the weather man, like (33) Fast, of the New Mcxiec Princi- Phyiician and Surgeon reiidertil neuinst you by default and on or before the 12th day ef Aucust, the prohibitionists, given up trying to Construction Work of all kind.. plaintiff pal Meridian, in Curry County, New Office UO'i N. Main St. the wiil apply to the Court 1021, judgment by default will b keep state dry? McMfO. the See me at Reidora Hotol. Phone 135 Office Rhone 2.",1 Res. 209 for the lilief demanded in bii com- rendered airninst you in the sum hero-inl- c is further given that the 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 plaint. fore named, and said moi'irafie Notice 4 said judg- Daniel Boone. and lien wiil be foreclosed, and plain- amount due plaintiff undei will be the Clovis News Want Ads Bring Rcsnlts. Try Them. 4444444444 Couirty Clerk and clerk tiffs will apply to the court for the ment on the date of sale m? t. t.t of District Court of Curry County, relief prayed for in said compliant. total sum of $1,014.00. Tmna my hand this 30th day of Veterinary Surgeon New Mexico. In witness whereof, I have hereun- Witness June, 1021. T Rhone .'131 to set my hand and affixed 'the seal 44444444444444 F. S. BURNS, Clovis, New Mexico of aid court, this the 1st day of June, Special Mus'.er. 4 4 4 4 4 4 1321. 7. GOOD MEALS BIG STOCK (SEAL) DANIER RHONE, 4 Comity Clerk. CLOVIS NATAORIUM WALTER444W. MAYES ANNOUNCEMENT AT GOOD PRICES ATTORNEYATLAW of Plate Glass Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured The Clovis Natatorium will be open Practice in all courts lh.-- hr lucil application., a. cami.it rucli business from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. OUR MEALS ARE NOW 50 CENTS Clovii, N. M. the di..... tl pjrtinn ot thi vnr Th. ru 14 for Window Cla and Wind Shield) only one way to curi' rat irrrntl aYahi...., following hous will be set aside anil that I. by a conaniiUtoniil r.'inotly. The Next tiiiK' you are down town at meiil 1 iinc, latarrhal Doulnt'M II ctiii-i- by an for ladies: drop of Ihi. tiiinioui llnlnic of tho AntK'i'S th. Tub Wh.n iI,m mbu la Ladie's Swimming Club, Mondays, into Calo and fret the best lycal in Clovis Will call for Window re Inflamt-i- you hav. a rumtiiinf ,iund or 50 Sh, and wh.ni u 11 unltr.ny from 0 a. m. to 12, noon. for cents. DR. H. R. GIBSON I'loied. iit'A'm-- la ih. rca.jtt llnl.a tho bi. Ladies and Misses, Wednesdoys, OSTEOPATH glai. and return. Intlammailnn can r..i'ic.nl and tbia tub' Wo lo It. normal onndltlun, hisirlnff 0 a. m. to 12 noon. servo three good meals a day family style, win b dcalroyi-- for.ivir M.iny rnai of from Tree all diseases, both acute by darn.-a- are cau.id catarrh, which I. Women swimming instructor Jor (live us a trial. chronic. Officoi n building an Inflamed condi 'on nf th. muri.ua a 4 and Hall', t'utarrh Hrjiclnu acta thrif these hours. on corner north of Fire Station. th blond on (ho mucou. .urfacva of tho at"m. THE ANTLERS CAFE Office Phone 383. Res. 390. Clovis Planing Mill W. will fir On. Hundr.d Oillara f ir We term them thj weaker aei, but any eaa. of Catarrhal Dralnvaa thai cannat rinvi.. New Mexico. e eur.d by Hall'a Culnrrh M.'dlcina. Cir- many a poor devil wishes they were Ed McDaniel. Prorj. All Tlo. 469-- J cular, fr.r Prultila, X PHONE To'-l- pot half so strong. F J. CIIKMllV . ,'., O. At44444444tt444i THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSPAY. JULY 21. 1921.

THESE BPINfi HOLLENE HAPPENINGS 11 WANT AD'S RESULTS aASE' 4. Have You Seen the Last .a Items are scarce now ilayn. oh ev-e- iy 7 Imily is too busy harvesting, for uiythir.g to be ruing on. Mr. W. V. Metcalf lost a burse Sfiti.nhiy. Price on the Stove Mr. ('. D. Snrrdws and wife, weitf. to Clovis last Thursday. If the llo-i- r is Sunlight, the bread FOK SALE 1G0 ncres about seven Rev. A. W. Cnmeron filled bis will be rifcht. miles noith and one mile cost of Tex-ic- at Hollene Sunday ut elev- Price $25 per acre, $500.00 en, roaife,, FOK SALE Two team?. W. E. eah, hit on account of bad said and 1 balance to 10 years at 6 per he would not preach Sunday night-- - Chi.rl'.on one half mile West of Claud. in Window? cent. !n the the If market for cheap farm Mrs. tuny Dunagnn and mother. or ranch land write for our list. M. Mis. Ibnne.ly, spent Tuesday with A. Cruin, Friona, Texas, July 12, Mr?. E. 11. WANTEI) To rent piano by a giad-unt- o RHoh. 1921- pianist. Phono 48!) W. 108 So. - Mi', and Mm. A. (!. Black's dau- Kencher. ghter and children from Tcjrictf, are FOU KENT Hi d room", modern, visiting them. tteani heat, close in, gentleman pre- FOR KENT 2room apartments at M.s. I. H, Kuss received sml newn. ferred. Mrs. W. H. Shumate. 420 GOO East Ginml Avenue. fc The death V. Slunroo, phone 225. of her nephew, lit wan killed by a tiain. r Oft SALE (iimd rano in excellent HOG Mr. and Mis. John C. Handler srpwt rniiditioii. See Joe iiewett lit Fann- OWNERS1 am buying nnd Sunday evening with Mr. ers State hhipping hoKH und will buy heavy Young's Bank. He. folks. hoes as wt II a." lmhti-- weights. See 'Ir. IOH SAI K (io. d east front corn- me at Ramcy and W Ikinsnn's nft'iee and Mis. Dunngnn took dinner It is reduced 1.00 each dii.y, and will continue to he cut with Mr. er lot on North Reneher Street. Lib- or wriie T. W. Stricklin, Hex 82, mill Mrs. Black Sunday. Mr. and Mis Job) HunUingor cut-lt- until wld. Do, not wait too long, for several peoph are watch- eral teinu if dc'K'd. Apjily at Clovis, . M. d News on Mr. and Mis. W. ofh'ro. , tfc. II. Foster WANTED To hear fi nu owner ing it, and it.yvill sell during 1 it coming week. of Sjialay. FOK good l!ENT Sleeping ionm close in. farm for aV . V!n cnh pi ice, Th ' vh.i took dinner witli Mi. XV v have tlie best hardware to supply your needs, which AUo fcniatfo. 120 NT. full paiti;'ulais. T. F. Hush, Minne- Cm I (arms Sunday were, Me. htid Wallace. tc apolis Minn. .M s. Alhit fluin.il. r, Mr. and Mrs. coupled with careful seivice and the slogan "Your Money Hack Metcalf. Pure Kamed eced wheat FOK SALE 3 gilts and 5 male Pol- for tale. Mr. E. B. Stehliei's folkn yfM-it- t if You Want insures satisfaction to our customers. See sample at Clevis bank. E. A. and Chinas, now five wet ks old. When It" Sin:.', y with Mi. Henry Miller'?!. Emlaml, Muiohoe, Texas. from 0' to 10 weeks old, pr ce rest- Ml nd Mis. W. II. Mustek- - oT Our plumbing department will he glad 1o give you esti- ored, $12.50, unregisfi red $10. After WAN XI' I.) (iii r woman to come r'' iona, were ovei in this 10 weeks old, price. 'v II be higher. (utrt mates on work, . to hiinie ami (hi ironing; Call 400 'if the community Sunday. your eilher on instiling new plumbing, or lor at 'The? a u an (rood as the best. W. E. Mr. - . Noith Pii::re or Plmne fl" - John Fister and wife niiub- Itfc. Mills- &'Sen, Oiier. N. M. 21 p. a repairing old or faulty installations. s ti;p to Clovis Inst vufk. The raving will not interfere with NOTICE IV i ties hav been in the The sinc'iiK at Hollene Sumii.y eve Huilders Hardware is off 1")', , and we have us. Yen can drive in at new prices all ti.ms. habit of picking up ice around the was a stieei Where (eat s. quality and service reigns Alt. dock at the ice plant. This is strictly C'uit St it h and family are vis-itii- nr on Aluiuiiiumware and "hinawai e. Pifjireme. forbidden and not ce is hereby gerv-(- d h.f Inolhi r, Mr. E. B. Stith. Elect lie Filling Station, I'hone Ii4. that those peisiMinit in ltc. this prac- The Sadies. tice will be prosecuted. Kalvuy lee Co., hy Manager. CARD OF THANKS THE CLOVIS FLOKAL CO. Cut flow-en- flora designs, etc. Corner Have fie vera I hn. idled acres of old n and Wallace 311 I wiik. to thank those who kind- and N. land to rent for wheat on the halves. sit Sheldoii. ly I'lione 3.'!5. C. W. Harrison contributed n iy to send me to my mother. FOK SALE One 40-8- Averv eas "e. Mie I). Grayr-nii- . ' Emma uiK;ne, one Sanders t hi Regular Meeting Autman-Taylo- d;sc, one r h -' Fcp- ClOVIS COMMANDERY ara'ov used liijstasons one good The paving will not Inter- Will be held at Masonic Hall cook rhacl;. Th s is a t;ooi outfit and Second nnd Fourth Friday fere with us. You cm drive priced Will j.ko Roberis-Dearbor- r.tht. the thiethintr tii(-'h- ne t of each month, Hardware Company of e.koiit 12,000 bushels of win as' in at all times. Where quality at kt 6 C0 O'clock. rart pry.iinit. Piice tak- $3,200 if All Sir Knights residinn in and service reigns supreme. en at once. J. C. Pampa,! MeCnnnell, this jurisdiction are invited. Phone 221 Texas, or BoiVibnj Clovis, N. M. we W. H. ncr, 920 - P. A. LoShier, Recorder. Electric Filling Station N. Conneliy St. 7.7 4 Phone 64 tf.

Fireworks scheduled for the Fourth LEGION of July were not used, but were held AMERICAN Will until a date could be set, now it is their intention to have the Fireworks : Diiiplay on the Evening of August OPTIGAL STAGE ANOTHER CELEBRATION 20th, which will be Saturday, and the day when the prizes for the best av- t erage for the thre days in the sev eral events. Dr. J. Foster Scott, Jr., t Ib the engineer Members of the. Dean Lucas Post outline rhows that it will be tho same of the Fireworks Dis- ANNOUNCEMENT: play and assures No. 25, American Lepln, arc attain sort of programme planned for July every body that ttiis feature will be at work on a real celebration for Clov- 4th and 5th, only there will be more the largest and best - of its kind ever Mex- is, and arc determined to- Rive J. roping, riding, more bui.doging, staged in New ico, so we Pluvius another openinn for a rain. and several more of the good riders are all looking forward to i that particular The dates finally set for the celebra- to lake part in the August program. feature. As the plans I tion are AukiidI 18th, l()th, and 20th, The tame lineup of "bad horses' are copletd, full details will apear in next, which wiU fall on .Thursday, has been obtained only there will be tie following issues of the Clovis Friday and Saturday. Members of a greater number, as everyone N(s. t the Post have discussed the matter to see a bigger entry lint in each PLAINV1EW ROOSTERS I with a number of business men and event, and it is now known that the AND PICS GET DRUNK others and it is mutually agreed that steer roping entry list of July 4th was 3 the only thinic Inckinn about the the biggest ever seen in the State. t Plainview, Texas, July 18. Hieh- - celebration of July 4th and 5th was In addition to the uiher events which t ly intoxicated pigs and cnickens, do- 'sunshine', as everything else was scheduled before, the Legion wcie ing all kinds of unusual stunts, drew complete, and all hands agree that has added a calf roping contest the attention of Hale Countv officers the weather .charts shows the dates' which in very popular with the cow- Saturday night' and resulted in the chosen in August to be the least like- men over the country. The cow-me- n arrest of several parties in West ly to have rainfall. have enthusiastically endorsed the Plainview on charges of oociatine: a There was quite a deficit shown efforts of the Legion nnd are assist- largo still. The capacity of the still on the last celebration owing to the ing them in making the arrange- i was about sixty gallons of high power We have purchased the interest of K. T. in the weather conditions, and it is the in- ments for the August event, and Jernian liquor per day and It is believed that tention of the Legion to wipe out have promised their in the outfit had been run at capacity Optieal Shop arid in the future will devote our entire attention this deficit in August. putting on the program successfully. for some time. Officers now believe The plans for the August celebra- The ' Legion announces that owing to the opitcal business, t that they have solved Plainview's occupying our same location in the Lyceum tion are almost .complete and the to the inclemency of the weather the 1 biggest prohibition problem. Theatre. It seems that the noultrv and swine on the suburban farm, where the still I CTTTPtTTTTTrTT "I' i 7- .1 XXSXa2XX2BT- TTT7 " 171. was located, had discovered some of I the sour mash and had partnken of Hy giving our entire attention to this one line we a generous "portion of it. Officers he better, enabled than ever before to serve the public. : Clovis Cream and aw pigs acting more like playful Kittens nnd heard drunken rMsters crowing in deep bam. Not being to such si(rhts, they started M an Investigation with the aforesaid Produce results. SPOT CASH BUYERS OP WOOL, HIDES 1. CREAM, EGGS AND PRODUCE

RABBITS The man who is always on the job, not THE OPTIGAL SHOP or going, but always staying. FOR SALE AT Whara th Bt Eyeglass! Arc Mad 204 N. Merriwether C. E. WORRELL, Proprietor Phone 167 The Only Exclusive Optical Store in Clovis t O. M. REESE i Phone 194 for an appointment ... 1 THE CLOV1S NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921.

' NAZARNE REVIVAL I STARTS NEXT SUNDAY FARM NOTES t' I Singing Convention jj Tin' revival iiift.nii under auspices of Na.arone, will i Notes t df the Church the 4 open .Sti.ni-'.- July 21th at !) p. m. un- Many farmers are tai.ir.tr advantage til r .1 big tent on tin corner uf V cf Hie i.r.ny wei'tlu-- for d srii'is or Tim Mo.ve Union Class met with' nurton .,.! Connelly Streets. plov.-im- stubble. Besides the Moyo-Chnp- Punday niiflil, July 1". G JULY their Kvui.-.'lis- Ui'v. .'. W. I):iv's mill, ia with usual.' ei rC'innn.y m t;niu th; destroy inn' u la.ne attendance, an toe wife, am! ii, v. Mi-.- Siidif M.'N'ei will Wim'iIh Id A. Mr. spend-- t k. lun train and in the h' Welch, the leader, is ! Im- 'it e .,; TU- own;, h' w V.llit !i W'il pi.'Vel.t development of int; a while in Oklahoma, and Ai-- 1 h:;d ! al in .mil wim.ms. irrrui I'liu truiililr.-- inM year a nil i l.ii:-a.'- i, ici.-lun- sclioid. Mr. J. B toiiKfi'Vim; ne fa.- mi ii Lr I.ti.:'ii'l of Texico hit-- . ,. si-:-t Via at I'v.i.i. ,.,1 i i C'lvi'-- of the I - lllitll ' ' Mi v':, .i: ". '.i "!! t.arl.. Moy t'oaai is ... '.i . v. .. ha. I i. .11, I' air -- I. !:. ' on'' :.'! 01s! a i it ai" .11 Ie.l i t J.'"l il. II, tl ,'C.k i.J, MJ(;I- Smut i. tJpve'i.p nii in iM itcau ,Sim;:iii t unv.. i.ti W'n'vil ri.'l.l.. in Cuny County i.ed. I'a.n is ui'.ti.y, lu suv. wheat tl.:s I'- -, --- Y- f..l! Ii.'.iiii s.x n s.- .; fiv.ii v I'.i.il Th,.. Ciiuily Siiigiii.; Coil- - - (ii hei n tin ,fj.-- VI 'i n'ii.n niel l.isl Somlay at Dihi'.mi, if pn. . Ij .1 t .il. .vlolllil lit M Follow hK .(la the ol'li, rf.i of I. -1 f,.r I'.''1 ,!! -.. 'hat .' ilion : .J, f!. I'.irni'S. I'p'S-"- I. V"i; 'In i. el n . i!' i'i 'mis fm W, I'liii.hp; J. K. Ower.i, 1 . f--

In .i '.. ' oiii . i in call i n the county iil, 1'ort iSuiiii:i ; Mi... .1 ('. Uuii-la- secielaiy. Foil Sllilii'er. Tin' ,4. Kvi'iy 'li itition i s:lil. Imiild i.e.-.- n gular meeting of liie )i l!.:ca he lal a tu luabe maximum yields of ' w II be at I'Yrt Sumner crops. Willi prices low the niiiii who on llif lir.it Sunday in Scptcmher. p niaLi'iti1 '.he aw ratre crop is handy Curry County funking expenses, or possibly losing Bellview, third Sund.' in Aaguat. Itioiii'y. If profit is prtviihli? in crop President, John F. Tajlar, Clovis, la now on at out store. Ladies Suits, Coats and Dresses are production it in the highest yielding New Mexico. eropsTTlmt mike the must profit. REV. 0. W. DAVI3 Bailey and Palmer County, Texai. being sold at Half Price, and Men's Suits at Greatly Reduced County Agents gave a moving pic- West Camp, First Sunday in Au- il is expected that they will see n Prices. ture slow ut Texico Friday evening, gust. C. E. Dolson, Tuxico, N. M., gruciouH revival i" Clovis. They ur'.' July f.1th, ntMhc'irst Baptist Church President. singers, using not In connection with a cluh meeting. all preachers and only piuini, hut cornel mid guitar. 'Bio Ci(ro County, Ten There was u ifood uttendiiiici'. line the store. with ncosinpani-men- t Spring Lake, Fourth Sunday in It is a carnival of bargains that include every in TKftv was also a good utlenilance iiK'cial win km guitar will add much to the services. July. S. J. Taylor, Happy, Texas, t the (irmly mt'etint- - Saturday, July Our stock must be reduted and the prices we are making are mov- evening at 8:00 p. president. A large crowd from IaiIi-hoc- t6th, where the moving pictures were Sendees every I'lainview and Amarillo is ex- iven at meeting. in. You are invited to all the snviccs. ing seasonable goods in a hurry. the cluh pected, Due to the very heavy rain htorm CHURCH Quay County on Monday. July IHth no nieetiua; METHODIST IJntes not set. Wan tfiven at St. V'rain. church On Wednesday evening county Services at the Methodist Rootevalt County Sunday, July 21, as follows: Portnlos, agents gave a picture show in con- for fifth Sunday in July. Sunday school 'J'A" a. in. Splendid nection with hoys and ki rls cluh nieel-liit- f all. ut Mulrose. teachers and classes for MUSICAL PROGRAM Preaching hy the pastor hoth morn- TEACHERS' EXAMINATION ing evening, II a. m. ai.d 7:l"i p. m. A fine musii'Hl program will be Senior League- 0:15 p. ni. given at the Methodist church oil' Teachers' xainination will he held Snhject : 1 : a. n. ''Heirs of Cud." Tuesday evening, July 20th, begin-- ! v'xt Friday tind Satnrdiy. No ex- Suhjeet 7:l."i p. m, "Moral Surg- i'i:ig at 7:15 hy th' host town talent, amination will he liclil in Octoher. ery." Also there will he some fine readings: Vis. I'nu M. Steed, Von are invited ta the l'fieadly and impersonations. Proceeds to go County Superintendent. Chinch. to the new MuMmriist church. Ad-- ! U. U. FUEEMAN', Pastor. mission 2rc, Uc.

- WOODMEN CHICHESTER SPILLS T):e paving- will not inter-- I CIRCLE V I.nilli al -- k .mr lmi(ll r.r A fear with us.' You can drive jTtjt( t iM.m lTlrr,,lA Circle, I The Woodmen nvt Tuis pSfllrikEi I'llUin Hid an in at iy all times. Where quality fun. eon with Mrs. Ralph .Martin. vl Tal nil nlhrr ll.r of rn-- ir V i and service reigns supreme. .'.hL. 2EZ lll.Io.l llllAMt IMI.I.. , KJ refreshments were serv 'd. The f ati kn iwn 11 Hs ;l itc ,t. AS'Uvs K 'lu le ' Electric Filling Station tcv if i s August 2ril at tin. home SOLD BY ORLQijiSIS EVERYWHERE Phone 64 tf. f Mrs. W ! liov.

. 1,1 s I li, i ,A,S V,'. Ilr.r.c. Kr.i:lts VV'.' IJring li' 'iiihs. hat may he hei atnini; to it Teleph, in T.i.i tin 117 T ns !i7 N 'V.i W.ml A peril i wh 'a onlv ill" tare if v 't:i, II iv in ike an lih.l. l a. ,.!a. :t or i Boys' and Girls' ! ;'ell CnimLIEXCVlitSaM til W the ei.liie fe'iir,' in 1 f .r"ii. Club Corner ' hat shntil I he lar- - I'liotttrh to cover the head. By Mrs. Edna Hunio Durand f ''The sideline Ihe crown tilmuhl County Club Leader df X I' a i Diit'nu.ition of the line of tho M face. Dre5 Form Meeting "The base of the crown should in almost very instaiiee he horizontal. At the home of Mm A. B community, Mm. "Few hats are becniniiuj when tip- ped forward or backward. LlfiSiriE A. J. Wrtuht anil the cluh uitent Have "Beware of head that are too a dress form demonstration. A siea r small or that arc round in shape-rathe- linhtful dinner wan soied at the than oval. noon hour mid the afternoon was Riv- "A person who wears en ever to the cluh meeting, at which siv"tncles iiiiiitl li'ive n hat that extends beyond time Mr. Holluier iihowed the fed- Wight, the 30th Alice Closes July spectacles." V. Ilossermun. Saturday coun- eral films that have been in the Hume Demons! ration Aicent, ty this week. Huffulo, Large crowds shoppers N. Y. (American FnrniiiiK. of With Droi Formi Silks Suits WHEN TO QUUIT Men's Striking Halth Leitoni Taught Crepe de Chine and Georg- have visited our store dur- Palm Beach Suit3, tan and "At a clothinir ineetinir six dress Mot lomr niro a (luestionnaire wnx leading colors - ette in all the ing the first few days of gray, value3 to $22.50, Clear- fonns wore made nml the possihili- g(.llt lo KUl.r,.s(tful merchants mut except black, white, brown, tics of the work discussed. From a ing Sale Price -- $15.00 ,uu facta rent in various lines of our sale. The best bar- these dress forms utrik- - navy and pink. All out to- Mohair Suit3 $16.75 number of ,u,(t,.v ashing them to state, their IJ'SHotis in and hyijiene were i gether. Values up to $3.50 gains will go first. You inis health j(t.HI) aH lo ,), llr.t tjmc to slnp m, Clearing Men's all wool suits, gray, drawn. One woman decided to Kt't jverliseinentK. Numerous replies wero the yard. Special make one for her dau-- : cannot afford to miss this brown and blue serge. $35.00 material and ,eceive,, gome of which were as fol- - Sale Price -- 98c Khter in onltir to let the Kin see very 'lows: money-savin- g values, how great event. definitely for herself "When population ceases to mul- Sale $29.75 really is. seems to Satin, Messalin, Taffetas, Clearing she It tiply and the generation that crowd as that are Crepe de Chine and Georg- $37.50 Suits Sale Price $31.75 me that such results on after you and never heard of you, much worth while even thouirh they ette Silk. Clean-U- p Price, Towels $40.00 Suits Sale Price $34.75 stop coming on." jure not estimated in dollars and $2.00 Silk at $1.69 One lot of Turkish towels, $45.00 Suits Sale Price $39.75 "When you hno convinced every- cents." M. Rosalind Tilden, Home body whose Silk at $1.79 Value up to 35c, each 19c $50.00 Suits Sale Price $42.75 life will touch yours, $2.25 j Demonstration Agent, White River that you have better goods and low- $2.50 Silk at $1.89 Large size Turkish toweh, Vt. (American Furming) CLEARING PRICE ON (Junction, er prices .than they can gel anywhere. $2.7S Silk at $2.19 Value to 85c, Special Sale , else." $3.00 Silk at $2.39 Price. The pair 49c Men's Hose The Banner Meeting: for July "When you perceive it to bo th. $3.50 Silk at $2.49 Huck Towels, value up to The Frio Club met the fourteenth. rule that men who never mlvnrll One of hose that formerly There was only one member ubsont. are outstripping ,ieighbor.ft $5.00 Silk at $3.49 25c. Special, eaoh 15c lot their sold at 35c, Special Clean- Every member had their records up to the same line of business." up Price 19c date and were on time. Miss Ethel "WJien men stop making fortune: Sine;le,"rry is the leader of this group right in your sight solely through Gingham Draperies col- th Hose worth up to 50c, all Rtid they are a bunch of en use cf logitimuto Gingham, nice Twill Draperies. Values to advertising," Gold Bond ors, Clearing Price 27c thusiastic clubbers. "When you enn forget tho won line of patterns, a good value 30c. Clearing Sale Price per 50c Holeproof Ho3e 39c 4 of the Bhrewdcst and most successful at 20c. Clearing Sale Price yard 19c 75c Holeproof Hose 48c The Texico club held their meeting business men concerning the main, c-Toil Friday evening in connection with the cause of their prosperity." -16- Large lot of Draperies. Val- Holeproof Hose 69c $1.00 The girls will hold a "When ues 45c up to 85c. picture show. every man has become so de Nord Gingham. Clearing $1.25 Silk Hose 98c meeting Thursday evening at 8:00 thoroughly a creature Sale of habit that Clearing Sale Price 23c Price 39c o'clock at the Baptist church. ho will certainly buy this year where 36 inch Percale, Clearing 35c and 40c Draperies, Spec- Men's Straw and he bought last year." Price 18c ial Sale Price 29c "When younger, frcshor houses tn Sale It was a representative neighborhod your line ccaso Panama Hats starting up and ns-i- n crowd that attended the picture show tiewspnporg to tell to tho Good of styles and sizes. people Trunks and Suitcases run t Havon or on the evening of. the how thoy can give them better goo,d Clean them up at nineteenth. or better service than you can." In this Clearing Sale at ' V. I. LUIKART & GO. "When nobody else thinks it pays ONE THIRD OFF ONE THIRD OFF Millinery Suggestions to advertise." "In purchasing a new hat insist up- on standing before a fall length mir- - News Want Ads Bring Rtsult. THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921.

RLPOttT OF THE CONDITION OF THE 1 Farmers State Bank of Texico Ths Mm tl Anuria Br T. T. MAXEY at Texico, in the Slute. of New Mexico, lit the close of business TO THE TRUCK OWNERS: June 30th, 1S21. THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL RESOURCES ! I.oiiriK ami discounts $104,197 Total Loun $104,107.37 IX 1R4! Henry Shaw, cltlr.en of Overdrafts 3,137.43 St. Louis, a lover of nature and of j Totnl U. S. bond NONE flowers In particular, built a large Total Bonds, Securities, etc NONfcJ country residence near the city limits, t Federal ' ' AT Stocks, other than I!cnrvc Funk Block.. MINE lie sill rounded It with dowers and LAST WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR unpaid NONE X Less amount plants of every known variety, When Value of bunking house (.,f unencumbered) $4,000.00 he died In 1S0H, his will provided for YOU IN TRUCK CASINGS. Equity in hanking house 4,000.00 4- - u hoard of trustees to mnirnge the Furniture nnd fixtures 4.437. 3 X Real estate owned other than hanking house NONE garden nnd left siiflieleut funds to mnount due from Reserve NONE support It. This wonderful flornl J'ut Federal Bank, X IWMOUnt due fioni reserve banks 23,133.30 23,133.30 park, said to be the largest In the Ouieide checks and other cash items 0,32:2.27 world, was thus preserved for the Fractional cuueney, trickles and cents 118.32 0,440.. r0 education, admiration and enjoyment PRICES REDUCED Coin anil cut rency 3,0(111.85 of all. us.-et-s, if any Other 3,048.75 It contains a collection embracing 150 species of palms; a varied collec- On Best Casing TOTAL $100,082.20 the today United States tion of tropical and LIABILITIES plants; a collection of (lie 35 known Nobby Cord: Capital stock paid in $25,000.00 species of eyrads ; a wonderful assort- Surplus fund 3,750.00 ment of plants which grow het under Undivided Profits $ 8,077.53 desert conditions; numerous species Less current expenses, interest nnd taxes paid... 8,077.53 NONE of ferns and allied plants; a great Individual de posits subject to check (including array of plants of great economic 31 and 32) 70,514.78 value nnd displays of plants that feed Cushier's checks outstanding 5,017.58 on Insects; species of the pineapple t Total of demand deposits, Items 27, 28, unrt relatives; numerous showy, 34x41-- 2 20, 30, 3i, 32, 33 82,132.30 ili t Nobby Cord, Old Pr.ce $ 68.30, New Price $ 57.65 flower Ins plnntx, while in t lie private Certificates of deposit 2,000.00 oivli' u representative of eaeh 44 44 Total of time deposit?, Items 35, 30 2,000 00 - " " 4- 34x5 Nobby Cord, 84.90, 75.00 Notes and bills rcriiscounted Hum at ei specie of this heautiful Federal Reserve Hank 38,522. 337 flower if. ii ho found. 35x5 Nobby Cord, " " 44 44 Federal Reserve Bank 38,522.37 38,522.37 The out door collecthm Include a 84.90, 71.40 water garden, several hundred vari- TOTAL " " 44 44 -- - $100,082.20 eties of roses, U'.Uiiel'oiis species of 36x6 Nobby Cord, 110.40, 94.95 herblike plants, a rare pansy display, State of Ttxas, County of I'aiimr, ss: 44 44 X I'le-idei- " it li var'ety of eeoiuiinlo plants ami trees " We II E. Guy. and .lames R. Mcloiwi 1, Cashier, 38x7 Nobby Cord, 156.15, 126.50 of the above Aiiierh-- named bank do swear that the above is nnd shrubs, native to North X statement true to the 44 44 best of our Knowledge and belief. and grouped In families. All told, 40x8 Nobby Cord, 44 201.15, 44 162.95 II. E. CITY, President. lilnml eleven thousand species of R. i, JAS. McHOWELL, Cashier. plants are growing In this garden. V Ti e le.dy of Mr. Shaw reposes In n Comet Attest: JAMES II. CfllRY, R. E. MAl'DUX, 1! S TPIPI ETT Din ctors. hands it mausoleum within the 'j, grounds. Subscribed and swi.rn to before- me this Ulth of Julv 1!'21. IOKEY, Notary'l'ublic." Otherwise Triplet! to My (.oniiiiis.-'o- n expires Jutiv 1 t, 11123. Novelist Hail y Leon Wilson was t idi 'awing it a l.os Aug 'lose luncheon, We also handle Goodyear Truck Casings, shop Mamiix was talking to! HOID TiGriT 4- 'upon his inexhaustible store of anec- New-price- s J n report) r one day about his b today. dotes about ch bin n. the best casing on the market Irch'iid. Rub: "What do you of the think "Another little boy I know," lie X Mivct ear company?" will follow on Goodyear. "A witty land," Ik- said; "witty Si.id, "proved and prayed to have a 4 Hub: "1 stand up for (him ever;, 4 even in her troubles, baby brother, but finally h stopped .j. day." American legion Weekly. despair. r "I know mi Australian who visited playing in We are at your service, 4 " Cod ain't got no moie 4 I ri i ; ( for the f:rst time lart stiin-- i 4 WOOF, WOOF babies,' he said, 'so I ain t goin' to 4 In Piihl.n one wnnu afternoon boihii bun no more.' 4 hi-- , 4" he it "That's a fine dog you got fath-jRI-.- handkerch.cf over his nose there,' "Some weeks later, this lad's 4 Mi.il b.i" and in a choked voice: he's too fat. Hi tieeda t.r led Inn on ( iptoe into lis mothci's jli'ore 4 "What th- - deuce is that?" bed-roo- and there lay two baby "Wha.ldya im an, more ! " Tba' V laid his Insh guide. 'Why excrcire? bin' tiers, twins NEW STATE AUTO COMPANY 4 Til-- - In y ll ihe e:ei-;,.'- he lie at the that.-- :li River l.iifey. i;,:i't ve "'I little fellow looked io(d Why, he goes a t tv. dubioii-'y- . i tj.-- for ins Thin he said: knf it, i.uin. tlu smell o' ihe J.if-- f 4 v. 1 ' yd. iy." American Legion Week- - a y u.-.- on- - iti "'(ice osh, it's good thing Clovis, New Mexico 4 o the lHihluf.'" 4 lv- stop I'd playing v. hen I did.'" 4

, t r-- r - T'37.7 V7l1V7V!"7f !rr.rJ rrrrr-- r tt'vri tfrt VrtT t"T v :P. WARNED TO The people more inclined to e FARMERS niv . D. JENKINS CHECK FLY SCOURAGE the ax when public officials los'. their heads. Dray and Transfer New VictorRecords Stillwiiti r, Okla., ISecause of con- tinuous rains and the resultant rat.k Scavenger Man will v.v.italMjii, flies and mosipiitoej Clean-u- 'and Trash Hauling be woise this year than ever before O 5"' 'I Quick Service and Treat You Right in Oklahoma's histoiy, unless an ag-g- CLOVIS, N. M. for Here isive campaign is conducted to kill ' w 2 S July C. breeding places, nccording to are off 21) I'hone E. Sunburn, entomologist at the A. and M. college here. TEXAS WONDER Sainmiti is sending out huietins to for kidney a..d bladder grav Ccme in let us play the newest records for f.. Min is this week uiging '.hem o troubles, Clovis Marble Works collect ions of filth around barm el, weak and lame back, rheumatism breed-!:.- , and irregularities of the kidney and you. Each month we get the very latest , 'id barn lots, to eliminate the bladd.r in both men and women, li I'lao-.'- of stable flies, and to treat MARBLE AND productions of the Victor Company, and this watering 'nol: , :th copper not sold by your druggist will be sent ny mail on of $1.25. One or blue vitrol to Kill off algae receipt GRANITE WORK small bottle Send month we believe the selections are the best' ol often cures. for mil thereby previa the cohectiotl I sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Ha'.l. am now pivparod and am f.lnf mi the water which cattle and 2020 Olive t.. St. Louis, Mo. Sola W. 0. V. Momiiiient Continits. they have been in some time. hoi si s must drink. If water paois are by druRg;st. not needed, the; should be drained or f3 trontit I wnh crude oil, hanhorn ad- - J. DWIGHT e ivs.'s. You See My Madeline 18764 W.it Until West Grand Avenue 10-i- list Victor Roberta WHEN SCOT MET SCOT price 85c. PtRgy O'Ncil Victor Roberts ' A Kent' liiiian wa strolling through INDIGESTION 'the .lie lei place 0:1c day w'th his Cherie Fox Trot 1875S jfnithlu! nil"1 III h.s heels. At'iacted l'lt'il WhitcMinti and His OrciicFtra f -- y I! and Black-Dranjl- lll-ii- list by a ie of sh other Thedford's it Real My Mnn (.Mori Ileieme) Fox Trot Htglilj Service! fCc. J!.!,, the pi'et stojiped to admire, p. price I'aul Whiteman and His Orchestia RccommsDtfed hj a Tennessee to ,:in eh'i.-e- The don stood by, g i:''y v.ag.'triK its vvh'l'.' its mas- Grocer for Trouble Re ter d the f Su con- - suiting 1 foa Torpid The legend-Med- ley Waltz We are now feeding more , Liver. ( !..t: ('(l.uing"C'onie to Aivad'a With l'i :. at. !.v for 'he iloK-- its tail people than nt any we 187GI time Me.") ili- 'i'l d for a m ini nt ov r a big been in 1'0-ii- list have the .lo'- ph C. Smith and His Orchestra. kr'etfui of fi.:c Instnntly price Hoc. l'u'crs. East Nashville, Tenn. The eff! business in Clovis. There is a Mtllo 'Ol 0 Waltz oliv of the liirg(t lobsteis Miiippetl its Elack-Draugh- lenry of Thedford'a th reason for this. We are giving Jose li C. - niitb and Ills (trchesti a. ihr..s 'lie 1 !, a ,d the su, prised ri (enulne, herb, liver medicine, 13 thiotigh our patrons the very best 1 collie off the maiket, vouched for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, a rervice nnd plenty of good v v.ith pain, wlnl the lobster rrncer of this city. "It Is without bin v, e" grimly, though dashed v:ol- - things to eat. JOHN McCORMACi; doubt the best liver medicine, and I '.!,:;. friu side to ide. The fish-nu- t. don't believe I could got along without f.-- 64962 Pentstb the moon of Lombnt dy ;. r a monii nt was specclih ss It. I tako It for sour atomach, head-ai-h- OPEN al;, night 1 v. Tlf-n- Lockton-Craxto- n 10-i- list price 2. tti ip.li.'ii.it'on. t.lining to his bad liver, Indigestion, and all We have adopted - new pol- I', e'v.e customer, ho bawled: other troubles that are the result of ".Mini! iiion! wh'silc to yer do,;! torpid liver. icy of keeping our restaurunt Wh tle to y.-- ib.g!" "I have known and used It for years, open all night. This will give AMLITA GALI.I-CTRC- I "Hoot, in in," icturned tile other, and can and do highly recommend it the wheat haulers a chance to to every one. I won't go to bed with- 74644 La Sonnambula cnniidaccntly, "wh'stle to yer lobster!" get somethinp to cat no matter (O! Love, Mo Thy Power) out it in the bouse. It will do a.l It for how claims U do. I c&n't say enough late they nre in getting in Dellini 12-i- list price fl.75 SOUNDED DUBIOUS for It" at night or how early they want "Was her father encouraging when Many other men and women through- to get out in the morning. you wert to ask him for his dnugh-- i out the country have found Black-Draug- ter's hand?" th" f.:"i;d asked. Just as Mr Parsons describes In "VVe-e-ll- . that deiendt," repl'ed the valuable regulating the livor to f.ii'or gloomily. lis rmrmnl funct en. and In cleansing NUNN ELECTRIC CO. "How's that?" tho bowels of lmp::i .ties. Uiack-Draug- medi- Ogg&Boss Cafe "He told me to put my proposition Tbed.'ord's liver OF CLOVIS cine is the orhvlrn' and only genuine. in a riling o that I rou.dn't back out Open All Night Accept no fcn!i!U. .as or substitutes. it all the others hud done." Amer- - Altays ask tor TucdXord's. gsj ilfmrareO legion Weekly. . TO THE PEOPLE OF CURRY COUNTY. LOCAL MENTION , a little early! Yi-h- en this we GRAND AVK. jproo. The accumulating kitercst in GRAND AVE. 4tule publics bemuse of the approach- Co. AND Every sack of Sunlight flour it AND B. Sen- Austin ing cl'.ction of n l'nit-i- l Stakes ii guarantee'. J11TC11K1X ST ator fcr Mew is caiumg the MITCIIKLL ST. i things in people to think seriously Pride of the plains Sunlight "The Price Is the ThinJ" ir.ei goners1' ;,.iitirl avecd, so .1 flour. l i h rlisu.M-MK- i Uiri.j to the v. a n'.'-- county campaign, hu.li under Miss Knth Hough has accepted ' circunu-tunr- would not si olographic .position with Dr. L. ('. a the topic (' convei si.unn prioi )X . Carhartt Overalls y ir cuny p..n ii in'.' tiniiu .v,n. ' V-o- kii;ds don M y friutid r.'t'v iiiat.it is All iff Itvithur repairing Lrepe Le Lhine S4io Weal Cirnr.ci this well thin. I iiKl advi.-- t the ;uoiii at Plovis Bfitnl, We have secured the agency for y Curry lounty th:U it it my inroii-"tto- n Aver.ie. knewn and popular line of work clothing. to tiia'vc the wc- - for Ihtf iiiiiii- - C'iapt. .Win I.uil.ii't and J. H. Sht,;- - - 240 of high back overalls, per sheriff of tk county, stilijic. The Popular Silk Fabric for Fall; all the pop- wt. Denum ioi iird who. visitor to PortalcB Satu V tin- v iil "f ih I'l'OHicrat.c Tarty. garment - - ? day. wide. $1.50 I i! make the ular shades. 40 inches Per yard Wli.I Inve eoe en', in Jumpers to nntcti, eac-- su.oj j!inMiMC'iiin"iit at hoi", it i not d,.livi- - any amour.' of gro ry ij.'.w.tiiiH Ui begin -! em to any part tka oiy. Will-.- nii.g qtntr nia'iy month? before mol. Hioa., phmiu 41. :iv tune for Ihe oi the nonl-- l 1 P. is visiting e.-- It i true, hnwevur. thin do Mrs. Jas. Pierce her expert to enter the campaign and rtiat son, Hoa ttiorce, tier Giac! tllS, Slipova Garments We Carry the Most ' I dhull make a thorough and active week. .i;m;m'.gn of the country. ! invito the Special rekestra music bach ev- aivesliiration that evcr-- thoughtful ening dinner the White Unse befo-- j determini- at at otor should make We have this well known line of popular . ng for whom he or .she should cast Cafe. Complete line of Dishes, Enamelware, house - les or bullet. priced children's garments and request your . Y;r. truly, J, M. Shopard will' preach at1 hold necessities, etc., to be found m Clovis, and af-- . the Union churah next Sunday : up U-- E. L. McCAULEY. - inspection. Prices range from 75c and ternoon. request your inspection, Quality and price Sunlight Flour per garment. weet tan yiu beat it? Mr. and Iks. Blateer loft this fur an x tended visit to points in IUNCHEON IN HONOR TexaB. OF MRS. CARVER. This is month for storage the last (WAN I) Mrs. I.aurol Johnson entertained prieei. Better onder yoar coal now. GRAND AVE. AVE. ith a one o'clock luncheon on WcoV Nonc-Be- rl Lumber Co. AND A. B. Austin & Co. AND aesday in honor of her mother, Mrs. THiis storage J. C. GnYvor, of Corsirann, Texas. is tlio last mouth for MITCHELL ST. MITCHELL ST. prices. BtUter order Jjour coal now.' Tke color schema boautri fully car-tie- d The Price Is the Thing" out with a profusion of Shmitn Untt-Be- ll Lumber Co. liaise). After lunch, the guests spent The City Council held no ioet'rii a most enjoyab'Je. afternoon with Monday night as no quorum was their needlework. Those who enjoyed prvosent. : Mrs. Johnson's hospitality wi-re- Mrs. If it is not Sunlight, it is not the Patronize kome industry and buy i Mrs. Skoog of Chicago is h;'rc for a HOME FROM VACATION E. T. Jetniunn, .Mis. J. V. Rice, Mrs. Campbell's ice craam. visit Try a mel at the White Uor.e Cafe. best. at the home of her daughter, I C. Jolvnsoii, Mr. I). L. Wi arr-'.ve- Mrs. A. W. Johnson, You will like the service and the Mrs. Byil Johnson. rih 'imer Mrs. None C. A. Hatch left Thursday morn- J. E. Love, Mrs. K. C. Childe. prices aro reasonable. Buy Campbell's ice cream. home last week iiftiT an extended trip ing for a on legal Krs. Hyrl Johnson, and her mother, better. trip to Santa Fe Soeeial orchestra nuisic each ev- - t!iroii;.li Colorado. He also visited business. Mrs. S1oot,', of Chieaco, and the hos- - liev. Mickey of this city Ins been eninjr, at dinner at the White Rosc'i't Butt, Mont. He has resumed hi 1S3. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Osborne re- Cafe. at Surprise Store. conducting a revival inert T.g in Fort Iduties the turned this week from a fishing-tri- Special prices on irns and oil to Sumner. wheat hauler. Taylor Tire nnd Eac- - J. B. Teague The paving will not inter- to Hoswell. went to Los Angeles K. C. Childers and Rev. Freeman tery Co. this week with a shipment of hogs for returnod this week from moun- Miss the fere Ceailia Bowman, cashier at V. with us. You can drive LOST One 34x4 Racine casing and T. Strieklin & Co. tains near Las Vegas. th Lyceum, has been quite aick the Mrs. V. r. Jhichen of Houston, in at all times. Where quality rim. Leave at Clovia Auto Co. and past week. Texas, is visiVuig hor daughter, Mrs. I Mr. Mrs. Wright receive reward. treat all diseases and disorders of and Richard and tnd service reign3 supreme. T. L. Wilson. women and attend confinement children of Phoenix, Arizona, spent EverytkinR ii and sanftary cloan cases Dr. H. R. Gibson. days in on- - Electric Filling ' several this woek Clovis, Station at White Sunlight Wanted girl or woman to come to Itosa Cafe on Grand The best for biscuiti route to Winoka, Okla., and Newton, home and do inming. Call 400 mone b4 tf. Avenue. Flour. at H. E. Guy, president of the Kansas. North Princt or 97. tfc. PI. State Bank at Texieo, was a to Clovis Sunday. C-- E. Smyor'a beautiful new home Big shipment f standard nvil e .1 - - on North Axtell Streot is Hearing cord tinn ai rediculously low prici's. I have now charge completion. taken of the Post buy of the season. Tavlor Tiru uome nervice oik of the Kel Crosn, Rlu) Co. Ernost F. I.oekev. countv nttornev and will have my office at Dr. Ale-- 1 J an's office J. C. Luikart, of Parmor eoa.ity. was ia Clovis vis-- i C'.vh Pamey, C.uh J: ., nr.d Ju lh! iter Wudiiesdav. retaiy. Sam Pratton, made a trip to Herefurd Clolies on Monikiy of this week. mum o Mr3. F. M. Malune er FOR SALE One player and son, $7i0.n

returned Sunday p. i i : ; for J10.fl on nay tcni. S''e fieni . J'r.-- :r.cd this Sam Ifayres at Cloris Auto Co. lengthy visit to point in Oklahoma Wi-e- from un uxtendtd visrt with FOR or phone 115. and Texas. selativcs in Kentucky.

Buy yoifr coal now. It will be We are sparing no pains to givo

Mr. and Mi's. Ely first-clas- Jno. motored scarce this winter. We sell the fam- - Clovis a s restaurant. Give from Redland, Now Mexico and arc'otis Rockvale aud Chandler Lump. us a trial and we niu sum you will visiting Mr. Mrs. A. B. Long-Be- and Wagner Storage wttes on ll comu bacn again. White Rose Cafe. Days 4!tkis wuck. .Lumber Co. tfc. iimmer We handle afl kinds of fresh and eurod meats and delivnr free. Phone s your order. WHmon Bros. Phone 481. t

Mrs. I. B, L. Osborne and son, 0 These hot summer days call for the kind of clothes that allow the Vernon, left Wedaesdaj fop a trup through Washington, Oregon mi 0 most comfort, the most style, and the most economy. California.

M-s- . G. A. Fri4(bloon arrived' frow Hollywood, dalif. Wednesday IS ! to spend li summer here with Mr. These essential qualities, comfort, style, and economy, are the Froidetnhlooni,

paramount features of the clothing purchased in our store. Mrs. J. V. BteliT went to Causey Saturday where she will visit for two 0 weeks with her parbnts, Mr. and Mrs. a A. G. BlaUy. KJ Come in and see our complete line of ) Mr. tuid Mre. Earl B. Roberts re turned Monday from Paragould, Arkansas, and intund to make Clevis BATHING SUITS bheir home. Groceries, Oil, Gasoline Nieo fat kens for sale. Will dress Latest models, just th thing for a cool plunge. tfiem if diKvired. Dldivery anywhere and Coal in the city. OinVicn Rule Produce Company. Phone 84. Windmills, Well Material

Buy now. . be your ceal ft wrtl Work Clothes stare this winter. Wt sell the fam- - oaa Rockvale ani Chandler Lump. Storage rates en now. Lone--Bel- l You arc welcome at our store Lumber C4. and the prices are right. Barry Hardware Co. of this city has bee awmdupl Wife plumbing and heating contract on a new school building that ii to be erected at Vaughn, PLAINS BUYING & SELLING i W ean fix it, your p'.iimbing. Sheet Metal, or Roofs. We are pre- pared to do the work. As to our, ASSOCIATION PHONE f 258 roofs, we aksohely guarantee for period of 5 years. Give us a trial, PRESSING Stores at Clovis, Havener CLEANING REPAIRING we will shew you . andFarwell J CLOVIS SHEET METAL WORKS, C. R. Herrln, Prop.